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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-09
SAINT LOUIS.
Fail IllpOr ta tiOIl--lSJ1.
PORTER l. iiAyENS

No. SO North Fourth street, Saint Louis, Mo.
AZ ooLD Inform their tends OF Burlington ana
W surrounding country, that they have receis-
and VIII continue to receive semi-weesIy during
the fall large additions to their heavy stock Of
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
ing superior adv anita ges
ner who resides IN the east, for buyinp torefrn
fancy goods of the importers they arrive from
Europe, and for obtaining At the lowest rates. Of
the tnufacturers, all kinds of Anne rcan ,sax nj
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales the East. NJ which aesi
rahie goods are often sacrificed. and as they rtin-
rirally buy for Cash. they nhitet themselves they
can oHer inducements to cash MTcIIas.rs- that
seldom equailed In the West, for bIyIng bar gains
The following comprise III part what they hat e
Just received, viz:
Extra arahesque hrocaie dress silks In all cells
Rich IL chene dress silks, unlorca @@
Rich black hrncatc silks;
Rich dress silks for bridal robes:
Heal irishtabhiaetts or poplins, coI'a aud h,,k.
Plain black silks Of all widths, best make;
Best Lyons silk yelNets. black and culurct;
Rich l'iaid and s d mousliTa dc lain new sttie;
PLAIN colored de lains of all qualities;
Mourning goods of all kinds, large assortment;
Millinery goods of every descriptions;
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred doz. Paris Md gloves Of all mum
bcrs and Colors; :. ~ "a
Rich NalenCienne lace colors = nd cuHs i'm xets.
Rich needle worked aud face muslin goods or
the modern styles; rich pocket hdkfs:
Two hundred and fifty lbs WOODEN yarn Of all
Colnrs and numbers:
Two hundred pieces handsome dcIains III .5c
per yard
White ami eoi''i fla nnels warra-tt q not to shrink
Franch, English and American prints;
Tw" cases Of French merino, white and coId;
Two cases of black and colorcd Eng.ish meri-
nos of our own importation;
Broad cloths, cassimeres and satinets, all COTS;
Silk, WOODEN and cotton hosiery of e, cry de-
scription; -...
Irish linens, warranted all flax;
Rich under sleeves, and many other st, les Of
goods to numerous to mention. All Of which W i'll
he sold cheap for cashhy PORTER n HASENS,
sep 3, ISL Northwest corner 4th and olive st.
AL ERCHANrS from the COUNTRY VIII find
vi the largest aSsnrtma mt of silk goods In the cI-
ty,and cheap for casl.at PORT Err HANENS.
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Nav ioRk, Oct. !.
The Metropolitan Bank OF this city refused TO
receive on depasitc the notes of Farmers, Bank
at Union, the Bank Of New Rochelle, the James
Bank, the Phraix Bank at Bainhrilse, the
Western Bank at White Creek, and the Mer-
chantss Bank ut Ellory.
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BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
| N S y r A N &C COM A nv,
CAPITAL 500, 900

THIS Company organised on the asd of July 1851
! under the General Corporation Law Of the
state OF Iowa, is now prepared for business. and
Offers itself to its friends nd the public for the In
surance OF Dwelling houses. stores manufactures
Barns and all other kinds IF property against Toss
on damage by FIRE, also.
To make marine insurance upon vessels, hul,s of
steamboats, freight lists. goods, wares and mcr-
chandize, specie, bullion. bills of exchange bank
bills. aud inland transportation of all kinds
All loses will be promptly adjusted
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons OF
the Company.
tin>iness hours from 6 A. NJ. until +. NJ. Discoun,
days, Mondays and Thursday
HEothce IN the counting house of John G. Footc,
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John q. Foote. VIM +. Coolhaugh,
{. w. Dodemann, James w. Grimes
Charles Mason, julius i. Tallant
A. w. Carpenter.
Jos. I. FALEs, JOHN G. FOOTE
secretary. President.
august 81, 1851 3mw
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N f w f TABL!S EMIT,
WhitcOlnb Il Brother.
Wholea ale
uIl, Gap ala Il Eur Elausc,

NO. ~ Main street, st Louis, Mo.
VII. subscribers are now receiving a lirge-en-
1 trely new stock-a full and complete assort-
ment oil HATS, CAPS AND FURS, in which can
be found greater variety fstyle and quality than
IN any other house west of The mountains.
we would most respectfully invite Mere hants
generally. to call aud examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere, being confident we can Of
Ter them greater Inducements than were ever Of
fcred in this city.
Having resident pattner in New York city. en-
gagged IN the business, affords us such facilities
wil enable us To sell here at about Eastern prices
II Is also our intention To keep stock complete
during the whole season.
IL fhe highest Market Price, in Cash, maid fur
Furs and Deer SkinsER
NJ. p. Wn,TcoMn, T. J. wu,rcoNu.
New York city. 81 LOUIS, Mo.
81 Lui s, sept. II, 1851 w2m
ALoNIo GhiLO EioN q. PRATT ORANGE W. u
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JOHN @AHhEN An q. slARAI
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
- IN the store tctmeriy cecuri~H hr Geo krivrA
~ V ia hap'n, On Jefferson street, In Eaaet IIesss
* We have op~aed entire stock ne . ana liz n
s = Family Grncrtses, AND shsi stealth k.~Y o.
hand choice selection Of sGrh articles IN thstlin
OF business. as must Cite Satisfaction to all DO
may favor US with theit custom.
As our pure bases have been made upen the most
favorable terms, we shall be shie to sell al very
moderate prices. ~ constant attention to hus,-
ness we hrre to secure > reasonable share beth of
the city and count! rustom. $500
WARREN 4 CLsRKI
an Ia a-th
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HurGH'> COZ NTER BALANCE.
4 D DOE III these convenient counter scales
- inst received amt fua sale tv
Harrington fhlr21 NJ GKrrftTHss II %.
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NEw ioRk, October l.
Hudson River Railroad trsil passed through
Albany to-day for the first time.
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The Railroad is Coming,

DUr hotter than that, Il. i II. EZENIELS
I)s'ock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
has already come, aud proves TO be the Largest,
Handsomest and cheapest ever brought to this CT.
". Asi would be useless 10 mention the whole
ofour Goods here, we iasite every one To cali nd
aNamiae then, for themselves. eaniiaen, as we are
that they will be found seperior TO any In the
market.
Our Stock comprises everything usual, found
IN Clothing stores, and as the Goods were an made
up uh"et our own cares persons may rely Gu get,
ting such as they need.
We do not profess To sell AT cost, but this We do
say, that ityoa viii give us call, we viii sell
you the best of Goods at the very loves, prices,
Caaatry Merchants in want Of any Goods in our
line may rally on getting them at prices lower thar
they can be purchased in st Louis.
Come one aud all, and we viii warren, Won shall
not go away dissatisfied. n. n, EZEKIEL
Mamnoth Wholesale and Retail Clothing
oHHnS'oh, o'i =, lSal-wtfw Depot.
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liNRDN ARE.

HARDWARE.
ID II, panel ard trrnnn Saws; Mill and vrrsSsut
IL saws ,ta ard feet, Socket mertice chfsels.
Web, compass, weed cad rfaftrg Saws,
Butchers saws Fi nrr rhIssls ana gouses,
Polished, socket and Millw right eh,seis.
Tuning and corner ckise!s shs gous-s,
Braces and bits, stock Tits;
Common. bright ant concare ausers,
Anger bits, spoke at-ets;
Beatty broad axes aud hate bets:
Aizes, Singing and Iaihins hafchets,
fiasons snd p,astetrf's TIowsix;
Mill saw, bastard and round Flies.
Taper saw hics. ftUm d toio inch,
Horse rasrs nom ~ Ia Id iEtheA,
Steel, IL aiming aud tfy squares,
tii. cupboard ard chest larks. .z.r-
Furniture Castors- brass and Jaiani,
~ Carpenters pinrsrs and camrasSea.
Plumb tohs aud heAth stops;
Hand and bench Vices; e..
h Wood and coffin screws; foot rules.
saw sshs, measuring tapes. etc, etc.
Jast received and for saie chcap BY @ "
sept u. 81 ] O LAuMsN rrc
DAM KELLER: . gro. Davis Pam kilier lust
l reed and for sale hy EEcAy
M EDicAI. and travelling Saddle Bags Of ever
vi size and quality. for sale by
OCT 10 zzg.-..- c ARMsTRoso Co.
Il ooKfNG GLASsEs-A beautiful assortInent,
Tor sa ehy tmY '5I Corp, P.ssoss 4 60
1ro rHE LADfES-A lot of Ell. CANT Card Gases,
= Jnstreceived. and Tor sale at AsHAHsass
may 20. '5t ga -e Bo,.h s,or,
-1H CHAIN PUMPS. : B,
. DOE. Chain Pumps. just received for sale ~ %'
- aug ls,'5i II H GEEFFITHs s. Co
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FRESH OYSTERS, s.rawborries, Pcs

EDWARD WRIGHT,
No. i6 Hin street, BALTIMORE, ND,
AS now, and viii continue to keep constant.
" on hand. good supply of Aerme,icaii
Sealed Fresh Cove, and spice Cove
IN Va - ~ Nc UN -
ni superior qualities; put ap expressly for the
southern and Western trade. Also, fresh Fl uits.
Vegetables, Meats, Cream and MIX. CLANS, Sot,
ana Hard Crabs, Turtle and Diamond Back Tara.
pm, put up with their tine flavor, aud war; ante to
Keep in any climate.
Nf-The attention OF dealers is Respectfully in
vtted. fnaltimpre. nrt a ~,
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AoIft IL " FTe-empstGH cfdtEiGHfy. and to Iss
occupants, and penalties Of nfHeraI Leads ,
Every petsoa entitled to the right OF pre-. ns,t
to any OF the lands above ntiaEed - to
estabiis the same to the Satisfaction Of the IA ss
ter and Receiver at Sault Marie. ard make pay
nae nj therefore, GssSR practicable sffsr sssInc
notice, and before tAe day appointed fl the eeaa-
menrement oil the pubic sale If the Lands snlra-
eng the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
be forfeited.
And every person having the right. uraer the &c
entitled Ian act 4" establish land office I'm tho
northern raft "f Michigan, and to rfrtff~ for th~
sale of th@ mineral lands i'm the state af Michigan
approved list Mare N. 1871 sr Frssres. oeer-aHfs cv
PfftHH ss, ta enter to the extent Of ths II asFs cF
permits. an, Of The lands w. ote mentioned. MN a
Who are entitled, HEder The act entitled an act I'm
reduce the minimum price of the mineral lanes In
Chippewa district, iu Wisconsin, afltasea .gsh
September, 1859, ..to enter the land covered tx
their leases, Occupancy, and permits rrsrsctixt.
ly," at the minimum price Of 81 IS Ier arts; ~ RI
covering more than oIe full section. ertattd On
the surrender of such lease or permit ~ the rso,x
land ONCE To purchase, il he shall elect to 90 So
enc fii seetiah'' 81 the rate Of 50 per nerr in
required To establish the to the salts .at lion
of the Register ami Receiver ut Sant Ste Nsrl~
after seeing fiis Rofice, and before the LAY arposnf
ed far the commencement 4 the pubic sale rE "a
lands embracing the tract claimed oth~twlsw aufh
claim viii he ft.tfritrd. J. BIITFRFfEln.
asu tsM. CanmissiCRrr ~ the GtRrr~F Err& n&cs
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MENTIC DRY GUDDS,
ll' Min street, ~. LOUIS No
MORGAN MCLuNG \ Co. will have ready for
WI exhibition by lst September, the most extern
sive stock of Forega and Dom ,stie Dry Goods, they
have ever oaered In st Louis. II is unnecessary
To specify ypois, qualities prices. but their stock
will embrace every article Of French, German,
British or Am.ric IN nanufirtnre which the neces
stiles Of the ira lc require. Especial attention has
been devoted To the selection Of ladies', dress goods
and merchants visiting this city may rely naon find
ing an assortment equal to any in the Uniou. They
Intend that the extent AMI elegance Of their stock
shall hereafter command the attention Of me chants
visiting st Louis, and they viii nhyatc thcmSeycs
to sell g"ois as low as they he brought ftom ~
York or Philadelphia. They wilanriicate any bills
which may he made in the Eastern cities, adding
only the cost OF tran sportation sc. -
Toeash or puactual'ie Tiers, uausu,l iniucctnen,s
will be offered, aud all they SIX is that their stock
may he examined, to convince m ,rchants of the
foregoing facts. 80 sztE a'tz 5HE aug 8 INV ~
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Burlington Select High School.

Burlington Select High School,
lINHE Fifth session ofthe Burlington Select High
l School will commence ON Monday, Oct. 9TH, in
the basement of the Congregational Church, under
the direction OF It's former Teacher, Mr. ID. s.
SHELDON. Tickets of admission an be obtain
cd of the undersigned On efc street betw cen
Main and Third streets. ALFRED CLARKE
oct g., 1881 wi:wn
OR RENT-A Gcntcel Re siaenre on the Pub
Il lie square. J. HoLIlNGSNORTH.
oct 3, 1851 sttrw
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KUFEALu, Vctuhef I.
Harrison, Fugitive slave, was arrested vestey-
day, aud rcmanaed TO his master, n, D. Rayson,
OF Va.
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The Cry is Still they Come!
ucin~ilciMler 4 Co.'S
Wholesale and Retail CLOTHING EMPORIUM!
Continues TO be the Centre Of Attraction.


WE are now in recsip, of two shipments of our
w new aad elegant
FALL SIPFLN OF CLOTHING,
and are prepared, as heretofore. TO give our Gus
toners The BEST BARGAINS TO BE MAD IN
BuRLlNG ION! Call and see our stock, and We
viii tun the risk of satt,ag you. No one can eN-
anime our stock and price it without feeling an in,
voluntary GesFeio purchase even If taey do not
need the altiele--MAllSt taess who ma, need any :
aias Ia our liae will fairly jump al the chance 10
Suppiy themselves With the goods which we sell,
to say aataias at tae tempting prices al which we
oser them. 1t Is useless to assure our old Gus
toners that W. always keep the best and most
fashionable goods, manufactured unGer our own
supervisors, aaathe materials purchased with ref
crcncc u their superior quality and for the
press use AMI service at our old and long tried
iriendS and acquaintences. There can the re fore
be no mistake as to quality, anu our uniform m ,c
ofdcaltns Is the best guaranty which We can give
as 10 the very moderate profits which expect TO
realize.
II would lie tedious to particularisc our stock.
Let it suite" that our supply rs enttrc.y new--no
last years stock amoag i--that II is larger ant
more vattca than any heretofore offered In this
matket-aaa that II embraces every article in our
line and suitable TO the aemana, the public.
But the better plan is to call aaa see for your.
selves, aud we hope you viii lind time to do so.-
Remember, II is tar oLn EnroairM, ON JcRe rscn
street, to Which YOU are respectfully invited.
AMONG OrilER ARTICLES appeal
TOO numerous 10 menltons we awe the fnlnW-
ing, which We otler, Wholesale or retail, at the
lowest price, wasraatng them to be as represented
via:
Coats Of all Kinds,
Dress, fscck; BOX and Sacks, Of all cloths and
eveiy variety Of color.
vs." over Coats. e.
Bsavcr, Felt, and Blanket. well lined and waaaea,
and made in the most substantial manner.
rantaeans,
Fine HACK Cassimaere, Faacy ditto, ofo,t co,orS,
= las. Sat y, NJ. NJ.
Vests.
Satin, silk ,Worstea. aaa faacy Vests Of all kinds.
Cloaks,
OF all kiads made in the latest style and OF the
hacst haish aud material.
SHIRTS,
Finest Linen Blossoms, Jenny L,ua and Calico
Also Flannel and Knit undershirts AMI drawers.
Nee nad packet kerchiefs,
OF all coors and qualities of Silk. Ltaen, Meriao,
Ne. NC.
Hats and Caps~-a large lot~-lateSt nshionS-also, ,
umhrcilass Trunks and Carpet Bags, valiscs, Sc, /
scmsl -.a z.n5=@ HElNSHElMER \ co. !
NOTICE
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MINIATURES, Oct. ct.
The Honorable Levi Il. Hnhhcl il elected Judge
OF the Supreme Court Of Wisconsin BY 1000 ma
inri'y.
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EXECUrRlN NOrICE

ENECUrRlN NOTICE
N1orlCE is hereby given that the IN lcrsign.
~ ell, was on the list day Of September, 1881,
appointed by the Court OF Probate of pes MoincS
county, Iowa, ESecutrix OF the last viii aud les
tamcut of James q. Edwards, decd, All parsons
indebted to said Estate will make imma to pay
mcnt to me, and those having claims win present
the same Tor settlement legally authenticated.
ELLEN 4. EDW ARDS,
sept -, 1851 s-- #.<s-.Ar ENecutriN.
Y. B.-rhe IN lcrSi sacd, witt settle all Co-part-
nership accounts OF thu late trm of Edwards \
Broa twaH. Those iu.ehtea for subscription to
the H,wl- Eye, or for Job Work or Advertising to
the late hrn arc earnestly requested To IN IKE I'M.
NJ. late payment, as lonser Indulgence cannot be
yivea. - rhe ultArSignet may he found at the
Hawk Eye Office. JAMES NJ. BR)ADWELL.
Burlinyto sept. %, 1881.
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BURLINGTON <HAWk-EYE.I

IL
LETTERS emainins
IN, Iowa, on the goth
+ St'mson Mrs Sarah
Stlmson Gilbert
Senell P d
Smith John w
Smith r $
y ASmi,h Frankiia
richSmith J Harvey
GSmiili @ NJ
It'd Sm it'll Andrew d
Taylor William
u Dfhemas Sarah /.
Taylor Rev l..
Townsend job
Thompson David
Todd William M
Is Thomas Miss Cath
Whitehe ad J J
.ia Wa,erhouse Adam
VI AWonlrerton 6 re
larry Whitehead David >
Wette Sophea
N Whitcar N
Ward Samuel ,
IS DWelch John Ds
Noohe rton John .
Wykeu Theodore
ok WEIGH Henry B
Woods B
Cmphreys Milton
son \ Dung Rev JAS R
N Young Mrs Martha
Yoenm Miss 5 Nj
eS Aansey Ambrose
Z Zarber samuel
IA JGsRMAN LETTERS.
Bush Gotleb
Schroeder Carl
Wilhelm u Knots
Wesker simeon
. Lang Alozs
I'm Norman \
Matt Joseph
jacob Larenze
l Re,renher. Rev A
Wahlcsen NJ A
lei Schem Ferdenand
Robbery Anders
u THarstiiennrig Ernst
"Opens II A Rev
i Beread Herr Beim
Par
Piekof George
Dremnael Jnstus
. Casaph William
Peterson An,lers
Barker George
"a ketehner Peter
Y l.anynk Carries
Walbers Heinrich
iisaSchroder Casper
Setter Oh L
4 Payer NJ
Kali uenerich
Srahn Caroline
til.koeh'er Henry
Ptaise reolor
WEanS August
l,snghaek Peter
IS shl Grelialeya
] Frederick Oclshla.
ger ?
Bother MIR
Wohlseberuon II
| Him ul>beck Bern.
hart
o Beckman August
ne Sable William
, Holm Albert Meyer
!, Lisa Wahl
e foregoing leiters,wili
! Err C0tk. T. NJ.
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TO LET

HOUSE on the corner OF 5ih and Market streets En-
"A qsue Of tsepl5l STARR, GRIMES SNYDER
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SEMl.MONTHl
NJ ia the Post Oh
day ofSeptember,
Arhuckle Samuel
Anderson Johan
Allison warner
Anderson James
Alexander Geo N
Baumgart!ner Jno
Briscoe John T 3
6ence John
Barr Andrew
Rehsnd John
Boyle Jnmes
Barker Edward
Bridges James
Bradley u,ias
Bean,ham S,an, 0
Bingham John
Barker Ew,,ls ~
Relden " p
l,olick Dav;d .
Berry Francis n
Brooks Oryal
Beatty Heniami,
Bower John
Bag, Mr., (,ynth;,
Ruhler Rey,,i Jaco,
Boil Mrs lane
Brown Martin
BroekIess w n
Rerrv Elder
Berry lanes
Ru,h,n.nl,,,
B,r,l.t, Ioh,
B,rkar E,I,x,rJ
Coma, Ele,,,,l.,
C,arl p,niIi
C,l,n,, w;ssv
t,rn,nn,,n n,v;l
c,y,,o,auu
t,oi,,n,,h,r,.s
Cs,lar Lain
CollinxN Miss MARI,
,,i,,L w.,n
,,h.n,,,,,;n A,,,,
rl,,,on C.,,,.
49, ~. n
c,x,,,b rhon,,s
,,o,,,, S,,,,h,.,
Cl,rL rh,nnc.r a.
t,,s,.,l;na las .
,ol,s, Iohn !
con,,sr ~
ton,,e,ursm ,rrrs,
Cassidy lanes
1,orn.liDr NE
n.y;. n,y;l,
De\Volf Josiah
D,,,,, Mrs II,nb
Ouy,IDaniel /
DikesJ,mes
nen,r,n miss M,
nanialx p y
D.,,i.,, Lob,
nry,nl, John .
Eaton John
E.,,cl,n,xi,I
E,wool Ri,l,,r,,
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4 LII persons owing the late tirm uf Prngh 4
\ Cook are requested to call and pay up, as the
business of sail firm must be closed.
orta'Si LYMAN COOK, Surviving Partncr.
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ALoSZo CHILD Zion q. PRATT ORANGE "a 81,
Nav 70 Ifr 81
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Al ERCfANrS from the COUNTRY VIII find
VI the largest assnrtm ant of silk goods In the CT
ty,and cheap for cash.at PORT FIR \ RAVENS.
sep }, 1851 Northwest rner 4th md owe sis
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BALTIMORE and ~
IN sh Instant the station on Penn
avenue vacated, and the New Jer
81 occupied. @ s FIX @ n
The passenger trains the aeI commencing al
usual, NJ and dairy except on sunday,
VIII NO ,Sx; nj &, and S, y,
In making this change the undersigned desires TO call attention 70
company regard reception and delivery
merchandise. f. ~. IL. n. -. I
s shippers reminded in all bill with full diIee
lions should accompany tbs goods = ~. Id L., -,
This proieeon Of parties and unless complied with
the goods esunot be received ON NJ Hu.N8 54tE y 10
I'd Consguees notified all merchandise must be
which IL Is received The company
hold Itself responsible for Thing e In It's house during e
night .4 =
The reception delivery merchandise from
q I'LL 4, ... SEX -
The takes occasion remark that these are NOT
he compelled call attenuon 10 then
nom their frequent violation, which has caused much and serious
I. II. PARSONS, Agent
Ap 6--2wd 8a .EHr#H} UA. EEtEeEEt II ~ t.t
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General Agency and Law Once az Washing IN.
DE sELDikG WYl.1E,

No. TodS. Bdsnss Ps~nsyiys".a mead door ~.s %
.Ht r 81 Browns Hotel, WasAtagoa, b. c. Hs#
rHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
partnership the purpose OF prosecuting claims oeiere
Congress before any board
issione appointed for The adjustment Of spoaons Other
claims the
faithful all business that be nuusted te
chafge They will obtaining pensions bount,
claims arising under treaties,
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, r . .
Wylie, h will auead any law business with which
either nimse the nusted, Of the
District o Supreme Court d the United States
seding being United States commissioner nota
public all he Union
give prompt the taking OF testimony, acknowledg
me OF duties which his ONCE
will and regulated BY the claimed
and he ext OF services required.
Communication (post pad) receive
Sept 6-dly
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-12
Wine store 10 Walnut street Ph,l.as,oh,

sniders store, 10 Walnut street. Phil.deipAi.
TUE .n,isaea place 70, op.ssns a. wines. liquor &c,
sales made by him 70 Obliged largely ore
plensh his stock Of fresh inpor,a,ions
acuon si Offering
by him He would refer 10 invoices follows,
prices and some very choice Saus,
BY me gallon Also old delicate AmonIado OF ID
eoss put up Europe which he challenges equal
The Amonulado sheres are peculiarly adapted
conyAscen as they strengthen without stimulating and have
Por wnes principally specially selected for sales eonsu-
msr The 'BaImes,e opor,o and imported
These wines uiy delicate, highly up
proved by hs customes because o,he manifest superiority
all Ports and red wines palnaed OFF as such,
are Of va0a. sort. and prices bottles and on dIsush y
delicate white Port and Malmsey Port,
Persons suffering with chronic bowels
Madeira sos dry rich, side, old East
and West Indies sersia Ae &c. &C., daughi and in bottles
sparkling wines of subscriber
by him. any other wines and are sold al prices
low most Of the inferior wines nowin the Market which
champagne of brands and qualities
wines generally The subscriber holds himself to be judge and
offers the finest stock from the very lowest price, BY tbs single
burgundy stock and
them from his vaults goods bottle of Bur
saatems Barsa always hand in bottles. a#|
Dsnhad Jordan Coblenz extensive and
Sui Hooks and Mosee from the sorts to the very
In the articles Cosnac brandies fine
stock embracing very ofisoO Guard Dupuy Co.
and "Dubouche 1914 in hhds consignment which will
pf he above sold By aasay desired
goods delivered within days Of Philadelphia eigh
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or .s
Address JACOB sNIDERJr.,
Cheap Wine Store, 10 Walnut street. Philadelphia.