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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

reduced price- kelly FERGUSON No 81 Broadway.
CARPETINGs AT A GREAT REDUCTION.-SMfTH
a LoUNssrRsY No 40 Broadway, Gran st., have
oeyec srsa. the latest patterns Of John CrOssey
sons VELVET an TAPESTRY CaRPETSG, and prepare
offer one the complete and varied assorments In this
market full D per cent lees than last years price,.
Rich Velvet loi 20 IL pr yard
Rich Tapestry, Z 10 l0l per ysrt
Rich Brussels, z 20 10 per yard.
Rich Three-ply. : 8 70 g Per yaf-
Best Ingram s. per ysrd
GAS FIXTURES Gas FIXTURES We offer
an assortment Of chandeliers thst numbers
HUNDRED
different patterns Of the and beautiful designs Buy
ers Of as have the benefit Of variety,
TWICE As LARGE
a. that Of sny establishment New York from which
make their selections.
OtR PRICES
are snug per ceusge lower than te found elsewhere
". J. T. DALEY & Co.. Marble Stores.
Nos 81 and So Broaiway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

fhe head de,crpve literature tue other a. the mead o. We
ro,Je By ,h we Ksox furnishes HAS % al the
Boz ton OF this city you much behind the times - not
a. ven Ksox AT rust throw the have and
hsseu 10 No Fultop-st No 81 Broadway Inc man
ner In which Mr. KNOSs HAS will improve your appearance
rlnrlrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07
GREAT BARGAINS IN French OHM.

200 White China Dinner Sets containing enough pieces 70 line
twelve persons al $33-worh rs.
$50 White China Dinner se containing enough pieces 20 dine
eighteen persons II +57,-vorth $bji
20 White China Tes Sets, AZ ~ 50,-worth ~ 80
Gilt BsnG and rohy decorated sets N The same proportion
w J. y. DALEY & Co.,
Marble Stores Nos 6jl and 6t3 BrOafway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07
JAMES G. HARRIOrT's

saoApWAN FAMILY SHOT ENPORlVN
Nos As Broadway and a. HOw.rd-sf.
Lade. Misses Bows and Chndrcns Shoes IN variety
Ladies Caters warranted all Of manufacture from
81 Is 10 - 50 per pair Md and Morocco Tie slippers and
Buskns from - 81 80 per pair Shoes OF az sizes, slightly
sosed selling of yERY CHEAP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

moved B'os way tone door above Wakerst where
has opened large assortment Of NEW Goods IN addition 20
his former stock OF CHINA and GLASSWARE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

SPRING, l655.--PANTs--Our assortment OF
these the best selections Of Foreign and American CASH
ere have already ELECTED general epprova-rengns from
d. DrvLrS L Co, Nos. s5s, 25s and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07
PETERSON Il HUMPHREY.

Nos. 81 aud 80 Broadway,
CARPEfINGs, Ollie o 7 rs v 7 c. = Co.
For sale on the most reasonable terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

G. X. MILLER Il Co.'S REAL ESTATE, SroCK
AND PROPERTY EXCHANGE No. le5 Broadway, has unusual
facilities the exchange Of description OF Rea
Estate stocks Merchandise, SC sales a. auction vel o.
private sale promptly attended 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

SPRING, 1S55.-BUsINHss FROCKs and CUTA
.ysvery elegant aonents every description Of Cloth
Cashmere and Tweed fsbrics-rsnFns from IS 10 so
ID. DEvLIS Co, Nos. 218 29, and DO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

SPRING, IrJ5.--DNEKCOATS TOT tnt stHSUn, OF
light plain and mixed Cashmere Cloths and Tweeds Of the
most approved STYLES OF suout and Psot ranging from rs 10
8la d. DEvLIS l. Co, Noa. 28, $50 and Is Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

complete assortment Of COruce- and Curtain Trimming a
reduced plce-. Nelly FERGUSON NO 81 bfos-"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07
SILKS AT GREAT BARGAINs-We will open,

NTThN VP'Hf
ths morning. of rich plain silks slightly spotted the
yoysce OF mpo alton and will be sold very cheap Also
large OF black Silks Of superior make Also rich paid
and broosde Silks Also Of super India silks all Of
which will than they have before been offered
at IN this city. . p n LhADbtATkk 60
No 3f7 Broadway cor Leonard-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-07

SPRING, Is55.-NEsIs-We offer some three or
fouundre different signs OF the approved styles
Spring and Summer VESTS. ranging from ~ 10 -
ID. DEvLiy Co, Nos 25s, 259 and 80 Broadway.
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ICON No 62l Broadwsy-lt remark Of the anthor Of
The Physiology Of Taste that the best epnatye for refined
tptte ia the hearing Of good music What connection there
Il between palate aud not determined but my expe
hence saws he after the opera that artistic food has favor
vev deehtfu and unlike it, under other conditions This
prest authority has decided NJ MaILLARD late Of Paris now
Of No Broadway Of Houston, nearly opposite the
Meropolap Hotel 10 add the extensive Deicaces Of his
medieval SALooS during the operate season ladies and
the of sounds will find night the
5ecae ungent refreshing nutritious bounes OF VI. MAIL
I.Rr's FAhonsble and Renowned Temple Of the Palate:
Solids Fluids and Pastries Sugar Cake Conections
Psche Ice Creaf SOrbe and Crane, Fruits Coffee Tea
Chocolate &c all In exuterant variety and according 70 the
tret principles Of Paan taste No 6 Broadway corner Of
Houston.
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WHOLESALE CASH DRUG STORE.

No $50 Maiden-lsne and No ~ FetcheIst., New York
Drugs Chemicals Perumery, Paints OILS, window Gas
Burning Fluid Alcohol. Camphene, &c
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RIcH a. Cos SAIAM,NpER SAFES. WmprR's
FrArnrRs. RrppINc. Nc.-Constantly ON hand.

compisns In part large ssoFtmen. Of HAIR MATrRsSSEs
FEArHYR BFDs PAILLASsEs CoTs BEDSTEADs, BLANKETS,
sni CoMroRTEKs No. $50 Chsihsn-st Mulberry.
Wholesale and retail. MARTIN WILLARD, Agent
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

"a few days ago, upon what we
supposed was pretty good authority We as
serted that the City council had licen
sa'Ae sale of beer, since the prohibitory
" vent into effect. This assertion was
masedly denied by the Gazette. We
aea asked that paper whether or not IL
'eo'es had been granted, prior to July LIST,
running after that date? But we could
aa got an answer. That paper, the or
Gan Of Mayor Hudson, should be able to
Inform the public. Ifhis Honor has con-
GUIDED to nullify the laws of the State, he
eAaaos expect to keep the knowledge of
atfon the people.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
An Urgent Case.

Four gallons whiskey were sold, in one
b, to one gentleman, at the County Gro
Gerry on Saturday last for MEDICINAL pur-
poses And yesterday another individual
dTutonic extraction, applied for one gal
loa. When asked what he wanted it for,
be put his hand on his abdomen, and as
mued most wo-bcgone expression of
coantenance, "Ob," says our very intelli-
gent and quick sighted agent, "you want
hbr medicineY" "Yeo! yeop Here
upon the jug was filled!!
Nov ia not this a pretty farce, to be
enacted in the city of Burlington, by a
county Judge and his tool, in the name of
Temperance!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
B U r LIN G TON

CORNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
Burlington fo,ca,
A BRANCH of the Mercantile College Of Pennsyl
n vania-incorporated by the Legislature Of that
State with perpetual charter.
Trustees.
His Excellcncy the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, the
Hon. WIN. W1LKaNs, Qate Secretary of War the Hon.
MOSES HAMPTON, Hon. w. II. LOWRY, Hon. CHARLES
NAYLoR, and GEM X MooRHEAD.
Faculty.
ANDREW T. HowDEN, late senior professor cf Book
Keeping and Commercial Science in the Mercantile
College Of Pennsylvania.
LOUIS II. DALHoFF, late Professor of Commercial
and Ornamental Penmanship in the same institution
CHAs BEN. DARWIN, member of the Burlington
Bar. Professor of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every partic
uar that course Of training for business introduced
and followed up for upwards of fifteen years by Mr.
DIFF the founder of the Mercantile College of Penn
sylvania. by which about 5000 merchants and ac-
countants have been purified for business. 1t is
regarded by business men as the most thorough and
ective preparation for the accountant given in the
United States. It comprehends upwards Of 400 real
business Transactions Illustrating six different
thods Of conducting books by double entry-about
800 commercial computations, explaining many
business operations not found in arithmetics
"a comprehensive course mercantile penmanship
business forms and business lettersdaily lectures
on commercial law and commercial sciences.
Duff IS kkeeping, Harper's edition, price 81 so
the most perfect and comprehensive n the English
language. Duffs Western Steamers Accountant, q
perfect system for such accounts, $1-To be had It
Corse's Bookstore, Jcffe son street.
~ Ser for Circular by mail. [july 2
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! ,.1e,s ana ogssvks Railroad

allowing we received, by letter,
.r,e one at Peoria, probably the
b., j The Democratic Press from which
ppsis i cut;
80. RrHxsss AND SHALL PAY.--We find
Ls.,i..ioe 10 the Darlington Hawkeye:
s,., ri.raad Il nov doing . vsry heavy busi,
sFs.L. sa,Isss i % immense that nc under
kins S's - haodrcd more freight cars could be
~ r. - y. ssoysd on the road. Bat whether IL
yvassJ - e ~ "a to do do the bnsinoss, We
~ ~, III HAMMOND will b. able 10 moot any
smer he, may arise.
800, tbe country through which the
go. and the flourishing towns connect
"a i, " are readily disposed to believe
'as =. .6clsl report Of the lessecs Of the
IA ()ousvka railroad western dlvis-
~ i,om Galesburg to Burlington, states
4. s,oss amount Of receipts for the month
g, !, under 5000. The two statements
"a W seem to be contradictory, and we
.ss.Ia iIks to hear them explained. We
ia al he editor Of the Hawkeye, if he
W., ~. ~ think the freight and travel between
c.I..ha,e and Burlington --for'y-two miles
NAM vsys, would amount to more than
$500 per month";
Years glad to observe an increasing
a;,oxitiou, on the part Of those interested,
h ,,,ch, and that closely, the doings of
p,;,road men. We need no further evil
d.oce Of this than is found in the above
extract.
To the editor Of the Press we have only
70 NY that the extract above is not from
n. Iavkeye at all. 1t is cut from the
EDITORIAL columns of our neighbor, the
Gazette.
We might content ourselves with this
statement, bu. as the editor will perhaps
jsirs an opinion Of us, even though we
did, write the article, we may as well
rive il now. In the first place our neigh
ba undoubtedly referred to the whole Road !,
thence to Chicago, when he spoke Of the
Two hundred cars. During the month Of
June, when the grain had all been shipped
when there was nothing going East, and
few goods coming West, there could be no
uMfor two hundred additional cars to trans
port the freight for forty miles Of railroad of
course. There has been some lumber coming
over the road.
During the months Of August, Septem-
Der and October there will of course be
an increase in the amount Of freight trans.
ported, and an increase in the amount
dnceipts.
We cannot think there is anything
vng about the matter. We have nc
rsson to think there is any holding back
sthe part of the lessees of the Road.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
i svrlai. n,aeese.a !.

Z rs
We are aware that the County Judg,
drew out Of the County treasury the sam
Of $500. We have the word Of Judee
! Wightnian for the fact chat he paid out
$1,000 for liquors on his late trip. East.
Will the Gazette Of some one else let Us
know what has come Of the other eve hun
dredy Was il ell used up for expensess
Doesany one suppose the law AZ passed
contemplated, in the County Agencies, a
monopoly ofthe liquor traffic, with Agents
at large salary, heavy rents and large
stock of liquors, never required for medi-
cal, mechanical or saeramental purposes?
If that was what WIS contemplated by
the law, little need was there for this
large expenditure for the purchase Of IL
quors--the payment Of nix or eight hum
dred dollars salary to an Agent at this
place--the payment Of three hundred and
City dollars year rent for room, to say
nothing Of the heavy expenses Of his hon
or in making the purchases. For we
have the best authority for saying that, 50
far from running the county in debt,
number ofgentlcmen stand ready to pay
their own rent, find their own capital, pay
their own clerks, and pay the county at
least 81 900 a year, for the privilege of
such a monopoly.
Does any sane man suppose $4,000
worth of Liquors will be used for the pur-
poses contemplated in the law, in Desmoines
county, during the next twenty years?
In thus swapping the county in mon
strous bill of expense for the Agency did
the judge intend thereby to kill the Law:
and make it unpopular with the people, or
was he, in the honest simplicity of his
heart, such consumate ass as to suppose
such an institution as the one on Market
ST. was contemplated by the law?
Is any man WHOM thus run the coun-
ty into such monstrous expenditure and
sink the money of the people, merely to
kill law, fit for judge? And if eknew
no more Of law than to suppose he was
fairly carrying out the provisions of this
prohibitory law, he is not fit for the bench
as mstter of course.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
Hendrie's Foundry.

sUK subscriber would tender his thanks to biz cns-
TONERS for the liberal patronage he has heretofore
received and would say that his largely increased IA
cities for doing business in the erection Of build
ings and additional machinery enables him 10 dis
patch work ON short notice and greater perfection
mill machinery and all the variety Of castings usual
~ kept at 1oandries eosstnntly on hand. Also
Shaw 5 Patent Smut Mach ne All kinds Of repair
ing done st shortest notice. Catalogue Of patterns
july la-iY CHARLES HENDRIE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

Nov by Saint Paul tks work gses hsavely %,
The times call for acsiun"
NDPlELDS responds by ssspectfaily informing
n the citisesn If Buriihghu and Surrounding euus-
Try. thst be b. Jnst rsceina large Assortment Of
plain and fancy
DAGUEkA EOTYRK CASES.
~ bis rams eorH,r u I'd AM Jefferson streets, opro
site the Barrst ileusr. Nher, s tioc Wishing Gnr
an orr Ct Likeaess ii Themselves Ut fficnds win do
we'll G.. rir. him raii.
Pictures taken fr tic Law. price Ut 81 80 10 81
apiece. Sati.faciit., given or M ages made.
Stock for sale ri very low press i.s tns Tar
nished. rT i.rler. promptly attended TO
June (, 1886. Nm. FIELDS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

GLEN COTT.aGE G.aRDEN..
SOUTH HILL, BURLINGTON.
S open for the reception of Visitors every day in
the wee',, where they can obtain fee Cream, Lemon
ade, Confectionery. and the Fruits Of the season
SWINGS, ARBORS, AND WALKS,
Are prepared for their accommodation. :, .
July 7-tf T.. MAY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25
MARKETS.

MARKETS.
Plcur-s7 0o@ss IS.
Wheat--Spring, S0c(d$i 90
Winter, o0@$l,1o.
Crn-40c.
0atS-S9c.
Bntter-17c.
Eggs-9c.
Lard-bbls 81; kegs 10.
Flaxseed-$l 90.
Hams, 81 q Toe.
Shoulders, "a o..
Hides-Green, Sc.
Dry, Sc.
Beeswax-22c.
CHICAGO. July O..
Winter Wheat-Ordinary, 81 500 81 49, Prime
81 S9@$l so. Extra SO q SO. But little offer
ing.
Spring Wheat Common 81 2o@l %. Milling 81
30(gl IS. Dull sale.
Kye-75 @s0 c. nominal.
Barley-70c q IS.
Corn-73@75c.
0ats-4Sc.
Bcans-sl so@s175.
Potatoee-$l 90
Sceds-Flaxseed 81 81.
Lard-9@lO.
Hams a 10c.
shaalders-53 q 70.
Butter-I3@lIc.
Hides-Dry ll@I2c.
do Green, 59sc.
Fggs-lSc.
Fiour-$6 75lI9 90.
Pcsk--si7 50G9 $40.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

"a A letter FROM Mormon elder pre-,
'ea'' fnshtfal picture of the devastation
~.,eo Oy the grasshoppers in Salt Lake
valley. They are countless in number,
: destroy every green thing. The cal
.'. NV reminds one of the plaques of Egypt;
saea 1t is connected in the mind
~ y social State Of the Mormons, a
s spentition might lead to the opin.
'.'' avas judgment Of Heaven up
ae caiats for their transgressions.
ssasestag, however, what sins the best
~oat Of Mormondom have to answer
supposition would be rather
q, Tor ourselves. But we are for.
reminded of Orson Hyde's boas,
:, - ans sisce, in one Of his extravagan.
\ . he brethren at Salt Lake
y, that tAsir crops gave wonderful
and that the heather of the
:, 49, .esh y. have to go to Utah for
i 10 Mormons viii now have to seek
Tor food for themselves.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

MELANCHOLY Academia sad ac-
cident happened yesterday at the Baptist
Church, whereby one man lost his life and
three others were injured. 1t was caused
by the falling of a scaffolding, erected in
side the church for painting. Twopersons
by the name of Phillips, and Fourdney and
Winters, all carpenters, were on the scat
folding and fell from IL to Is feet. All
were more or less injured. But Mr..
James 7. Phillips was instantly killed He
leavesa wife and three children. Mr.. p.
is said, by those who knew him, to have
been an Industrious, and intelligent mech.
anic and good citizen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

To the Stockholders Of the b. + w. p. r. Co.
A T A meeting of the Directors Of the above Plank
n Road Company, held at Burlington. June 25th,
1885, it was ordered that the Stockholders be reuuir
ed to present their certificates of Stock for reisse
within three months from the date hereof and that
all Stock not so filed, shall be declared forfeited.
R. c. KENDALL, Sec'y
june IS, IS B.GW. P. r. Co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

House and Lot for sale.
A COMFORTABL dwelling house, three rooms
n and cell n, with well and fruit trees in the yard
and good stable on the premises, situate seventh
street near Valley. For sale cheap.
nv Enquire at the "Real Estate Office of
july ii L. D. STOCKTON
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

ave learn from the Council Rluffs
:, that they have in the western por-
s'' o. the State, had severe drouth, which
'A~' 'c''Oasly injured their wheat crop.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

The late Rev. sydney Smith observed that
arailway whistle seemed to him to be some-
thing like the scream An attorney would
give when 6rst the devil caught hold Of him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

CHANGE OF According to the
new time table of the B. &c. r. r. which
goes into fleet tomorrow, the cars
will leave here as before, but arrive one
hour sooner, both in the morning and
evening. They arrive at East Burlington
at half past seven o'clock A. NJ. and P. NJ,
and denart at the same hour.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-25

DIssoLuTIoN.-It will be seen by our
advertising columns, that the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing between Messrs.
Burnap and Hendricks, has been dis
solved The former, Mr.. Burnap, settles
the accounts and will continue the express
Agency, while the latter will continue the
drug business at the old stand.
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Raal Eekate Snr "a

6o4l Estate tor sale.
JSHE Inv /, Is, ~, :, and -, 20, 5; 40
acres; said - Be- the bsst tinbrFed land in Des
Moincs county. 81
80, = ne I, SO a.d swaasl. q, I; 10
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