Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-07
Scott q Brother,

II = street,
comm, end Of Commercial street, 81 Lsuis, nae.
ra.Psrttcular attention given to the sale VI T'o
6vce Of every description.
arrrnrNcEs.-Messrs Runyan, Hi'lman Co.,
woods, Christy 4 Co., Doan, King Co., Goa ,
kellogg Co., st Louis, Mo. Col. James Duh'sp,
Iacksonyiiic, III. Edwin Ferguson, ESQ, Mess,s
Yestman & Co., New Orleans. Messrs irwin
Eceeer. Cincinnati. M. Watson, Pres. Planters
Bank, Nashville, Tenn. Casscdsy kanaS, s .""
isville. Ky. aug =, -ooo
FURNITURE! FURNlTUREM r-s5
a r.s .nh,s,iber !, now ready with, ands--E
noSs,. for sale the largest. cheapest aud -.ssA--
HlSsss stock Of FURNlTU BE, ever offered -
Fs,s;,". cosn,ry merchants and all others
invited 70 come and examine his stock At
..,e 70. ,aso-2m JOAN l. ELLET
FANCY 0oODs AND MILLINERY,
Under the Barrett House, Jefferson ST., Burlington
~ MRS MCDONALD, respectfully announce:
lto the Ladies OF Burlington and vicinity tnas
she has just returned from the City OF New
York, with splendid assortment. of the choiceN
GOODS, exclusively for LADIES' wear, wnich sne
can sell at the lowest possible prices-as her pur-
cheses were all made with cash. Her STOCK con.
sists in part as folows:-
Flowers, feathers and iaces OF all kinds;
Faacy Dress Goods.
NJ LANES, baraees. Albertines Labrador lawns;
silks and satins very rich) varying in pricesfrom
u 50 TO 50 cents.
A,,rre lot Of Mourning Goods, barred muslins,
lace, Albino, chip, Jenny Lind, English straws ana
. variety Of other Braids.
COMBS Of shell, silver and imitation she'll.
Collars, cuffs, Infants waists, edgings and other
Embroidery.
CLOvEs.-Ladies and childrens Kid, Lisle thread
and other cotton Gloves.
Hosiery, pocket hdkfs, French kid s,ippers
Bnskins and walking shoes, superior article;
Childrens and Infants shoes Of every k'nd;
Zephyr worsted, worsted, needles;
Patterns.
RIBBONS of the most elegant description;
Collars from IL and half cents to Al 90;
Curls, braids, bands of all shades and coors,suit
able for old and young;
Perfumery, brushes aud combs. Ivory Fans;
Gold and silver Buckles, stamps for dresses, etc.
Ladies' will lind her stock comprises more COM
plete variety than is usually found together IN one
store. She has also brought with her some OF the
most beautiful Patterns for dresses, mant,las,
capes, coaks, caps and robes, frop the most FASH
ionable Milliners and Dress Makers in the city OF
New York. Her arrangements are such that she
will be constantly receiving direct from New YORK.
tho latest styles of goods, and she Is deslrous OF
meritlng continuance OF the patronage which has
heretofore been SO Literally bestowed may 1880
TUESDAY PACKET, DU BUQUE.
THE steam boat DU BUQUE. f.
Fl. BEEBE, Master, having had her
Cabin extended, has resumed her
trips, as 4 regular Packet in the trade. The Du-
buque is unsurpassed in her accommodations and
speed, her table will at all times be amply supplied
with the best the country affords.
she will leave Davenport, Rock Island, Musca-
tine, Port Louisa, N. Boston. Keithsburgh, Oquaw-
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison every Tuesday on
her downward trips, and st Louis on her upward
trips every Friday evening. portion Of tie pat
ronage ofthe public is respectfully solicited tsep ~