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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

Ill. SKlNKER, No. Is Pearl Street, offers
-kLe for sale-- O'''i'
100 hhds. Orleans and West India Sugars
100 packages Loaf, Crushed and Powdereddo
IS hhds. and barrels Molasses
300 bags Coffee
400 kegs Nails
SOC bags Sho.
IS boxes and half chests Green and Black Teas
500 boxes Adamantine and Taow Candles
800 sides Sole Leather
1000 lbs. coarse and fine Shoe Thread
300 reams Cap, Letter and Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Brooms
loo dozen Painted Buckets
ao quarter and eighth casks Madeira, Sherry and
Port Wines
70 quarter and half pipes French Brandy, part
very superior
q bbls Apple and Peach Brandy
100 bbls. Whiskey, various brands
loo tons English American and Swedes Iron,
comprising full assortment of Bars, Hoops,
Band, Rod and Sheet Iron
10 tons American Bstered and Cast Steel
$50 boxes Tin Plates, part for roofing
Block Tin, Wire, Copper, Zinc, Lead, &c.
A. AIEso-spces, Cotton Yarns, Cigars, Indigo Mad
GER ger Copperas, Cotton and Hemp Lines Wick, Twine,
Powder, Salt, Vinegar, &c. au3l
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

a GENCY OF THE WYTHE UNION
IA LEAD MlNES.-SHOT.-We have Just re-
ceIved such numbers of Shot have been out Of and
we can now deliverany size wanted.
nv J. D. & W. G. CRENSUAW & co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
THOMAS J. GLENN g. co
EEOUSEK EEPING ARTICLES FOF
TIIL, SEA SAN D - Il y

EUUSEk EEPING ARTICLES FOR
Nm THE SEASON.-Brass bronzed Wire, pierced
Tongs and Pokers; bronzed and painted hearth
Brushes, ds Covers, oyster Dishes emlet Pans stair
Rods blower Stands hat Racks coffee Urns, brass and
sets; Rogers & Sons fine ivory handle Knives and
Forks ivory handle Knives by the dozen without forks;
ebata Forks Spoons butter Knives soup Ladies' sugar
jelly 'Moulds, nut Cracks and nut PickA copper and
iron coal Holds, slaugh Cutters extra fine polished
smoothing Irons together with full assortment of every
article necessary for housekeeping to which the aen-
those who repenishing their stock is respectfully
invited, they being assured they will save both time and
money every article will be sold at the lowest prices
and the assortment is unsurpassed
oc2I L. GTNTEP 70 Main Of
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

DURCELL, LADD 81 CO., DRUGGISTS
u j. AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, DYES,
WINDOW GLASS, &C., having in store their Fall
stock OF Drugs Dyes, &c, .ofer large and general
assortment at low prices
14O0 lbs superior Indigo
3 casks best Dutch Nader
20 barrels Spts Turpentne
20 do. Copperas
cases Lows Brown Windsor Soap
20 bbls Copal Varnishes
l case No Nutmegs
bbls roll Birthstone
l hid Flour Sui hur
7 bbls Castor Oil
6 cases re6'd Borax
SO kegs Super Carb Soda
cask Blue Vitrol
bbs ref'd Camphor
2 do powd Cream Tarter
800 ounces Sulphate Quinine
$3.50 lbs White Lead, dry and in oil
II kegs refi'd Saltpetre
case picked Gum Arabic
% baskets Salad Oil
80 bxs grid Pepper, Ginger, Spice, &c.
Also, l0oo bXs fIeneh'and American Window Glass
single and double thickness
With all they popular Patent Medicines, Painters
Colors, (dry and lnoD Brushes, Toilet Soaps, and
good assortment OF fancy articles.
N; B.-Partcular attention to packing and for
wardlng orders. PURCELL, LADD &CO.,
Druggists, % Main ST., corner 18Th,
au ~ Richmond Va.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

As 5242s ssz - vELLERs BETWEEN
RlCHMOND AND THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
&c.--The VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIf'ROAR
COMPANY having declined the formation ola through
ncketto the Virginia Springs altogether and between
Richmond and Staunton unless the passenger in each
6et1oeen Ricnond and the Eastern terminus of tbe
sand railroad the undersigned have arranged ticket
with the road OF the Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Company, on the following terms:
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
d NDIA RUBBER GOODS.-As Ageo

"A boston Company, the subscribers have on hand, or
are PREPARED to furnish at very short notice. all de-
scT1Rn n OF the above goods, at factory prices
FlkE ENGINE AND GARDEN HOSE-all
sizes, from three quarter TO inches Machine Bands
any epgth aqa width from to twenty four inches
Gle for rendering steam Joints perfectly tight e Re nE
Floor Cloths, Wagon Covers Air Beds, Tents, Ira
yelling and Gas.Bags, Camp Blankets, &C.
Lastly, they would call the particular attention OF
Railroad Companies to the patent RAILROAD CAR
SPRINGS, which have been introduced so extensively
and generally approved the principal railroads
both in this country and England.
WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

Esssszss22zss:sss NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD LINE Gig Port IValthaH-The public
are hereby informed tilat the cars running in con-
neXion with the fayorte and beautiful Steamboat
AUGUSTA, Capt q. Mitchell, will leave the Rich
day and Friday morning at 81 o'clock, A M, for the
above places Returning, the Augusta will leave Nor
folk on the alternate days, viz: Tuesdays, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, at 6, A. M
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

I'LL FREIGHT BOATS.-Nly Boats will now com
mence running regularly between here and Lynchburg
leaving twice week, Wednesday and Saturday The
Wednesday. The Comet will be ready TO receive
freight on Thursday, and will leave Saturday The
Samson and Eagle for next week, and will leave as
above. s LEE
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

EslEs1.1lA c1T IN Sln EH r.; A1KK S
CHANGE or HOUR OF STARTLNG.0The
swift and comfortable steamboat CURTIS PECK,
Captain John Davis, will, on and arer Tuesday next,
9th inst leave the wharf at Rockets regularly, every
o'clock precisely, tor Portsmouth and Norfolk, and
return each alternate days. leaving Norfolk at the same
hour, (6' o'clockl-touching at each of the several
landings on tie River, going and returning.
Passage. ............... 80 90
Meals. "a ats aaoh
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE,
au1 Agents for the Manufacturers
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
RY VARIOUS ARRIVALS WE ARR

WORD, FERGUSON IL BARKSDALE
~ or have line lot of the following, which they
Sacque Flannel-red and blue
PIX Velvets, all colors; Cotton do. do. do.
Merinoes very low
Pink, blue and white Pout de Soir Silk
Embroidered Tarletans, all coors
kld Gloves--lust received
A rich lot of Silk and Woollen Vestings
oc 26 No 1913 Main straet
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

IN COMMISSION MERCHANT, No. 81 Main
sreetA N gives his personal attention 10 all sales,
tate such Houses and Lots Lands and Tenernents.
Slaves, Horses and Carriages, stocks of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Watches and Jewery House.
hold Furniture, Books, Prints and Paintings, China,
Glass, &c.
The most liberal cash advances made on all con-
Egnments intended for my auction sales
~ Regular Sale Days, Tuesday, Thursday and Sa-
burday.
B. Goods can at all times be had at private sale
; ar below the market price.
GUANO. so tons, expected in a few days from
VI New Yofk, quality very superior. Samples can
be seen at our office,
OCT SHIELDS g. SONIERVILLE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

NAS! CAST! GASl!!-We have to.dav
NJ opened complete assortment of GAS BURN.
ERs tor stores and private residences of the latest and
most approved patterns. We solicit call from those
| who are introducing Gas into their houses
| STEBBlNS, DARRACOTT & CO.,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26
HUBBARD, GARDNER q CARLTON

UBBARD. GARDNER q CARLTON,
III No. II Main street, have received and are now
opening their FALL STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, LEATHER, &c, and offer for sale
1000 cases comprising Of the largest and best Sc
lected stocks they have ever had Also
T. 500 sides Sole Leather of all qualities.
100 dozen Calf Skins, from the most approved man
uiacturers.
5000 lbs Shoe Thread, of all qualities.
With large assortment of Travelling and Packing
Trunks, Writing, Letter and Wrapping Paper
The above were bought on a most favorable terms,
and we invite our friends and buyers to call and ex-
anime. The Goods for sale, aud are determined
10 SELL l0-eo6t
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-26

- ~ "oTceSlerS sole Agents.
a. McGRUDER II SONS, 18th street. next
hSe door to the old stand of the late firm of Wor-
than, McGruder & Co., are receiving and offer for
sale
30 tons Swedes, English and American Iron.-as-
sorted sizes
tons Spring Steel-assorted sizes
English Bllstered Steel Sheet Iron, &c,
100 boxes Cheese
ITO do Iacksons Tailew Candles
50 do Nsv sssator % Sperm 40 and Adaman,ine
'Cantles
5u DIS Hu's Soap, extra fine gu atty
10 d2o bbls Family Flour, of very best quality
800 bags drop and Buck Shot-assorted sizes
II tierces best quality Coal Pit and Sperm Oil
do Rice
10 hhds dry bright Bacon Sides
100 Va. Family Hams
l5Qt Canvassed Hams
so kegs Lard
80 bbls Family Roe Herrings
25 do Clip and Gross do
10 DIS Cider Vinegar s..
ii chests Gunpowder and Pouchong 1ea-strictly
prime quality
$50 sides Sole Leather
400 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum Salt
10 boxes Tin Plate-bright and loaded
07o Kegs Plymouth NailS-assorted sizes, from 3dy
hhds New Orleans Sugar
5 do N. o. and P. r. Molasses
IS dozen. Plough Lines, &c. &c. oc 10
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12
First and Hardest Blow at Monopolvit

First and Hardest Blow at Monopoly!
Fm TWO years ago we struck the first blow at
GI monopoly bringing Gown HATS AND CAPS
nearly 80 per cent, or one-third; subsequently
we struck the second blo,c at Monopoly! bringing
them down still lower; and the past spring we
struck the third blor at Monopoly!!! bringing
down everything in the shape of Hats, Caps, and
Ready Made Clothing, to the lowest prices ever
known in the history of Burlington!
We have the best evidence in the world that our
efforts in this respect known and appreciated by
the people, in the fact that we are doing than
twice as much business this season as we have
ever done at any former period. fine Moleskin
hat for So to 81 50; fine Angola hat for 81 SO; a
good soft fur hat for 81 25 and all other articles in
our line in proportion, shows new era in the his
tory of trade in Iowa.
We determined at the first to establish a busi-
ness on the principle of Lou prices, Far dealing.
and Cash Sales We have strictly adhered to that
plan, and have the best reason in the world to be
satisfied with it. But we want all the world and
.sthe rest of mankind'' know that design to do
more and better still the coming fall; for are
determined that our stock shall be more full and
complete than ever; and as we shall purchase ex.
clusivelv in New York and Philadelphia, we be-
lieve that we can strike One More BoU at existing
prices with effect.
Such rush for Summer Clothing as we have had
sweeping off nearly our entire stock in two
months-proyes that we stick to our motto, ssA
nimble sixpence better than rusty shilling.''
Burlington July 4, 80 ]. STURGIS 4 SON.
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GAY STATE MILLS
nay STATE sHAwLs.


DAY STATE SHAWLS AND MANfLES, OF the
The latest and approved styles will be furnished
by the subscribers. the lowest prices Purchasers
win please notice that the genuine Bay state fabrics pear
tickets corresponding with the above and they VIII also
Ne from all other WOODEN shaw's by their SUI
perios finish, fine texture, and brliancy OF co'ors
Orders solicited from all sections OF the country ana
ihs will be prompy attended to For sale at whole
sale By BROWNLEE, HOMER Co.,No. 90 Main ST..
And ~ retail by
RUTHERFuRD & DAY. Nos 13s, l4 Market ST.
ELLIOTT CAUCHOiS, No. 9 Main, cor Market.
81 Louis, September l2, lS5O-sm
= FURNITURE! FURNITURE. -@.ssa3
o. THE subscriber is ready with, and --~-S7
1oden for sale the LARGEST cheapest, and .vas{>-
" hest stock of FURNITURE, ever offered -
b this city
Fsitsre Dealers country merchants and all Others arr
invited to come and examine his stock at
No. so Market street, ST Louis Mo-
SEM 70 Ia50-om JOHN I. EII.ET
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.,o,aence of the Baltimore Clipper.

s. ..,,..pondence of the Baltimore Clipper.
Washington, Aut. 80.
-. On tie Terss Boundary BiH--CAief Clerk Of
Z. wer O@ce-Mr EUoank's Nomindfion.
e your readers will take the pains care
an. 10 examine the vote given yesterday
!. .S ..;ec, the Texas Boundary Bill, they
e:l End il composed entirely Of abolition
y. S;.nnionists, and New York Seward.
4. Thus all six members present from
9Th 81 Carolina, four from Virginia. three
~. Alabama, one from Mississippi, and
=" =. from Arkansas, are found voting with
3. Seward abolitionists from New York,
pa .ush fanatics as Giddings, Root, Will
J. Preston King and Julian. Such an
...leamation as this is enough to condemn
- measure they are uniting upon.
= Il thi. pieball group, conspicuous in
!. forevronnd, is to be found Mr. Seldom,
1s,h. Richmond district, in Virginia.
W;ll Nj, constituents examine the compa-
!. ~ !. found keeping, and tell me if they
,I;ni there interests can be safe with such
I..,a;an. A. Giddings, Root, and Wilmot,
N, NJ Seldom is found coaiescing with?
Ia what will those conservative Wings
=. =. for themselves, who, for the purpose
Jd.fe.ting that gallant and invincible
wh;g standard bearer-John NJ. Bolts
h.eueht GU, Lee against him, thus sur
rendering the field 10 Mr. Seldom, who is
shown in this important vote, coalescing
9TH the most ultra aboli,ionists in the
House Of Representatives? To suppose
that M Seldom faithfully reflects the
vi.h.. Of the people Of the Richmond dis.
tr;ct in the course he has pursued this
session, is 10 cast reproach upon their
love Of country, and to bring into disre'
mute their fame for patriotism and devo
lion 10 the Union. He has perpe,ra,ed al
objectionable political sin, by uniting will
the Giddings and Seward factions in tn
House, to distract the country and dissolve
ihe Union, and should be defeated at TIL
next election, no matter upon whom els'
,he choice may fall. One thing is certain
Ae change must he for the better.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

f. w. Clark Il Philadelphia.
}. w. Clark Il Boston.
Z. w clark u Bros. LOUIS.
Z. w. Clark, Dodge 4 Co.""........New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE
OF E. w. CLARK, BROS Co., Main street, Burlington
Specification of Finds.
SPECIE-AN kinds of coin.
PAR PAPER
State Bank of Missouri Notes, E. w. Clark 4
Co.'S Checks on st Louis, aud Eastern city Bank
notes of the denomination of $40 and upwards.
CURRENCY
Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, Virginia, and ma
jority of Eastern Bank Notes.
For Sight Bills Of Exchange.
PAR PAPER, will be received as Specie.
CURRENCY, at one per cent, discount.
On Collections.
PER PAPER and SPECIE, only, will be received.
For specie.
CURRENCY g u PEI . q.
Sight exchange on the principal Eastern Cities
and st Louis, for sale in to suit purchasers.
Sight and Time Bills purchased. u Land War
rants for sale. Sept. 5, ls50-ip
The the Attention Of the LADIES
Is requested the following superior lot of goods.
Ay7HITE Grape fg'd swawls at So % usually
w sold at 90. Very rich fg'd shawls at 7 so
usually sold is 90. Crimson Shawls at 81 10, usu-
ally sold at 5 SO. Plum cofd Shawls at rs, u
sualy sold at 10 90. 81 yds Bonnet Silks, differ
ent patterns from 80 to SIS cents. usually sold at
from so to rs cents a yd. 100 yds Bonnet Ribbons
from to % cents yard. Some watered and fan
cy dress silks will be sold low. Dress Lawns from
10 to 30 cents yd. Paint lawns from to IL cts
yd. Bleached muslin from to IL cts per yard.
Some style Fall dress goods at 90 to 25 cts yd
The above, with large stock of Fancy Goods
too numerous to mention, will be sold unusually
loo, as the present stock must be sold out imme
| diately to close Partnership accounts.
wa-Please observe, at the Peoples Store, Main
street, next the Market House.
Burlington, September S, 1850
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
VERY REDUCED PRICES.
| A L. who are in want Of Pictures of themselves,
! IA or friends, and wish to profit by the above in
| ducement, would DO we'll to call soon. The value
| of living reality, such Daguerreotype alone,
can portray is not realized when our friends are
! with us in health and happiness.
An idea is abroad in the minds of community
that such pictures not permanent. but liable to
| fade, and in time become wholly obliterated; hut
| such is not the when they are taken and I'M
ished they should he. by any intelligent artist OF
the day. The art is still in its infancy, but
| not in regard to the permanence of the impress
| ion; for pictures which have been exposed to all
weather in show cases. for the last five years have
not lost one shade Of their original beauty or
| strength, and have yet to learn the reason why
| they will not last as long as the plate on which
they are taken.
Think these portraits by the sunlight MADE,
/ Shades though they are, will like shadow fade!
p. P. LOUNSBERY, Daguerrean Artist
Sept 5, ls5o-3t Main street, Burlington
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS
VERY REDUCED RICES
NOTICE.

I7HOSE who owe VIM. GARRETT Co. or COX,
| GARRETT 4 Co., either by note or account, are
reminded that the notes and accounts have been
due for long time, and unless paid in few weeks,
will be sued. am compelled IN have money, and
give notice to all who wish to save costs.
sent, S, so, WM. GARRETT.
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FRESH TEAS

FRESH TEAS.
slnA LBS. Imperial and Gonpowder Teas, also
~OO 200 lbs. superior Young Hyson at so cts
a pound. gs-The attention of the public is invit-
ed to this very cheap, yet excellent Tea from the
Canton Tea Company. New York. For sale by
Burlington sept 5, 1850 TALLANT
nLANK ROAD NOTICE.-The subscribers to
l the stock Of the Burlington and Mount Pleas
ant Plank Road Company, are hereby notified that
at meeting OF the Board Of Directors, ON the 18th
instant, it was ordered, that assessment OF 20
per cent, or ten dollars per share, be called in,
fbeing the fifth installment,) to be paid to VIM F..
Coolbaugh, Treasurer Of the Company, in Burling.
ton. on Saturday, the aist day OF september next.
GEORGE SNYDER, Secretary.
nur1;ovton Auonst 1874
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T6THr Rev Mt ROSS will deliver the Funeral ser
IA Of Mn 8. SCHRAMM, next Sunday at II o'clock
4, as the Court House.
HORTfCULEURALS OCIETY.-ANNUAL
DMEETING.-The annual meeting and exhibition
the sSouthern Iowa Horticultural Society" will
y1SSbe held in Burlington. Thursday and Friday,
- a6h and 9Th days OF September.
Cskivsten Of fruit flowers and vegetables in the neigh
ke.s countjes Of Iowa and Illinois requested to at
,ssA and 10 send in specimens of fruits Nc for exhibition
Al address will be delivered by Hon CHARLES MAsoS,
ssd there will be discussion subjects OF interest con-
pectsd with pomology and horticulture.
Newspapers in Iowa, and in Henderson, Warren and
Escx countless Illinois, will please give the above an in
sstion) {sepf l2, 500 l.. ID. STOCKTON. secy
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps.

No. 1O1, Main street, Saint Louis, Mise
WHOLESALE DEALERS in the above Go,
w would respectfully call the attention Of thu
old customers and Country Merchants, general
to their large stock now daily arriving, which b
been manufactured expressly TO their order, and ei
braces greater variety of qualities and styles
brought to this market, among which may be foun,
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sooo prs 'aoses iastine 90
o-.o teis ana naii gar
Zooo PTS ,a9ies fancy ena
-oo, eieo shps ana pussins
oVVV prs ",sses Nip,caH Nm
a-oo eoat 'ace ooots'
'oV prs MISSES Ao "oo'
aooo ''es anu s'psi
s'oo p's misses goass
.ooo spoes ana pnsk'Isi
4"oo prs cn',d : klp'ca'isho
rooo gIa'n sn0es
S''" ps eh'ius fancy oOo's
,ooo gaHeisi -.
''No0 " goat 'ace ano Iosh
,ooo 49,,
ivy pis ancyenam a SHOES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12

a5-He may be found at the Barrett House.
Fanny GUODs AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barrel House, Jefferson ST., Burlington
IN MRS MCDONALD, respectfully announce
Va Ito the Ladies. of Burlington and vicinity, ths
IVY she has just returned from the City Of Ne,
York, with a splendid assortment:of the choice
GOODS, exclusively for ladies' wear, which 81
can sell at the lowest possible prices-as her pU.
cheses were all made with cash. Her stock cor
sists in part aG fOllOws:-
Flowers, feathers and laces Of all kinds;
Fancy Dress G Gods.
De lanes, barages. Aibertines, Labrador lawns;
Silks and satins very rich) varying in pricesHoE
81 so to 30 cents.
A large lot Of Mourning Goods, barred muslIns,
Bonnets of every description, such as French
lace, Albno, chip, Jenny Lind, English straws ant
a variety of other Braids. s ,....--
COMBS of she'll. silver and imitation she'll.
Collars, cuffs, Infants waists, ecgings and oths'
Embroidery. s.sm
GLovEs.-Ladies and chiidrens KID, Lisle threa,
and other cotton Gloves. .-.ma q. -a-a.n
Bskns an Mane Shoes saperor sfte
| Childrens and Infants shoes Of every kind;
| Zephyr worsted, worsted, needles; .
| Canvas Embroidery Patterns, ETC., etc.
| RIBBONS Of the most elegant description;
| Collars from ~ and half cents to 81 so;
Curls braids, bands of all shades and coors, sui.
! pble for old and young; ..s- ... .u.. -.
| Perfunery, brushes and combs, Ivory Fans;
Gold and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses,etc.
Ladies will find her stock comprises more COM
pete variety than is usually found together In one
! store. She has also brought with her some OF the
most beautiful Patterns for dresses, mantiilas,
capes cloaks. caps and robes, from the most FASH
ionable Milliners and Dress Makers in the city Oh
New York. Her arrangements are such that sne
will be constantly receiving direct from New YORK
tho late st styles of goods, and she IS desirous OF
| meritIng a continuance Of the patronage which hal
! heretofore been so literally bestowed {may 1880
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,

No. l1S, Main street, Saint Louis, Missouri, ana
NO. l13 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
MARTIN BROTHER. as@
G3-Dealers in Ready Made Cls,hing will fndit
greatly to their advantage to call at the above
tabli shments and look through our stocks. before
purchasing. We promise to show them the larg-r
est and most complete assortment in the East or
West, and will sell at lower prices than any other
House. TERMS LIBERAL. Aug. ~, 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-12

Administrators Notice.

8s#4s Administrator Nouce.
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED
u has been appointed by the Court Of Probate OF
Des Moincs county, Iowa, Administrator on the
Estate OF MARSHALL Morgan, deed. All persons
having claims against said estate, are nolihed 20
present the same for settlement. and those lnceos'
cd 10 said estate will make mmmediate pay ment 70
Ne. GEORGE MORGAN, ADMINISTRATOR
Rurlirytnn Sapteuher 70. lS6O-3t