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BOOT AND SHOE STORE REMOVED.

GEORGE BREMER has removed his well.
" known Gentlemen's BOOT AND-sSr
SHOE Store and Factory from 18th street,
between Pa. avenue and K street, to Pal ~
avenue, afew doors above Willards' Hotel "a.
He is prepared in his new premises to give salts
faction to all
G. B. has by dint Of great care In purchasing his
stock, employing none but A No. 1 workmen, and
by his capacity to ft his customers SO as to have
his work set very easy on the foot, while II al
ways exhibits the most fashionable style. earned
reputation In his business second to that of no
other custom-work boot and shoe maker I'm the
Union. He solicits the patronage Of all and his
terms viii be most reasonable to all.
iy lS-H
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.

ByGREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers
ARGE AND COMMODIOUS BRICK
IL House and Lot on capitol Hill at Auc.
tion.-On TUESDAY, the 2lst instant, We shs n
sell, at O'Clock, m, on the premises, the large
and well built three-story brick House, lately
cupied by the Hon. Judge Cranch, situated on
Delaware avenue, next to the corner Of north b
street, near the north gate Of the Capitol. The
house contains thirteen conveniently arranged
rooms and wide passage through the house, at
built with thick walls, and a cellar under the
whole building, and the lot being half Of Lot No.
6, in Square 6S8, having front of thirty feet six
inches, running 1876 feet seven inches to thirty
feet alley
The above described property is certainly one
or the handsomest locations and most beautiful
sites in Washington, presenting the most com
handing view. There is also pump Of excellent
water near the door. -....
Terms One-fourth cash; balance a credit Of /
and years, the purchaser to give notes for thu
deferred payments, bearing interest from the day
sale
deed given and deed Of trust taken.
Title indisputable.
GREEN & SCOTT,
au 15-d Auetioneers.
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ears, burns, mounds, sprains. Also, Rheuma-
ism, Neuralgia, Headache, Corns, Tooth ache,
Womb Complaints, bites of insects, sores Of any
kind whatever, use Prof. DeGrath's ELECTRIC
lIL, from 80 South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
This article is pleasant and soothing.
STOTT & CO., Agents. CISSELL, George
town. an I6-3f
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BY JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE TRACT OF L n Id NEAR
Beltsville at Public Sale.-On THURS
DAY August I'D, at Az O'Clock p. m, at the
Auction ooms, l shall sell tract of land near
BETSY lie, containing one hundred acres. This
place is adjoining the farms of Messrs Marlow,
Soper and Parker. Sevent, acres is cleared. the
balance in wood; il is well watered by springs
and never failing stream of water.
There is on the place good log house.
Terms $50 cash the residue in 8, - and Is
months, with interest, secured bv deed Of trust
on the property.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
au Id Auctioneer.
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lust Observation-Disclosures Of James Cor
- don Bennett and his times.
The Escaped Nun; or Disclosures of Convent
Life; and the Confessions Of Sister Of Charity,
at JOE SHILLINGTON'S,
Odeon Building, cor. IL ST., and Pa. av.
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~A loafer in the west says: " II is won
dsful what immense quantities Of grain are
used for distillation, besides considerable that
is wasted for bread
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BY GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers.
GOLD WATCHES. JEwELRY. CHAINS
" &c, at Auction.-On SATURDAY next
al II O'Clock. and TO be continued the same even-
ing at ~ O'Clock, at our Auction Store, we shall
faced English and Detached Lever atches full
jewelled, enamelled Lepine and gentlemen's plain
Watches. .-..----- -.---. ---.--.
Also, Gold Chains, Pins, Earrings, Lockets,
Bracelets, fine gold plain, set and open Rings
GREEN d SCOTT,
au I'D Auctioneers.
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T tits said that American ladies lirt more
than any other nation, and yet make the trusst
and best wives in the world. -
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New Ysrk Markets.

NEw YORK, August ls.-Stocks have i'm
proved Money is unchanged.
Cotton is unchanged. Flour IL erm, with a
moderate de.aand at previous rates; sales 5,750
bbls. Wheat is a trihe lower; sales Of 1000
bushels Southern white st S2.20aS2. %; red
81 %. Corn is q triae lower; sales OF 70, O0G
bushels mixed 4: SSic. Pork is higher,
sales Of mess at sI7 50 for fair 30 prime. Bel
. firm. Lard is firm WHISKY is unchanged
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!

IF you want good honest Clock--oIe thai W.
II always give you the correct time, O. OF In Al Is
FRAN CHS, $50 Seventh street. He has clocks
that cannot be excelled-handsome ard good urie
keepers He sells low, and every Clock is WAY
ranted iy2i
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-MRS DUvALL, No. 331 Penn
ID sylvania avenue, opposite Browns Hotel, has
several large and desirable rooms, suitable for
families or single gentlemen, which she will rent
with board at moderate prices. She can also ac-
commodate six or eight table boarders.
jy a-H
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OF 8 FOR SA l. E.-TWO OR THREE
- good Building Lots in a rapidly improving
neighborhooG for sale on ten gears credit.
Apply to J. II. DRURY.
jy T-H
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STEWARDS SKYLIGHT GALLERY.
nAGUERREOTYPES taken for so cents and
II upwards, and fitted In splendid cases. We
have the finest light in the city, which for soft.
and distribution Of shade is not surpassed if
equalled in the United States.
We invite all who want good Pictures to call
at 324 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
over NJ. w. Gait 4 Bros Jewelry Store.
au 14-1m
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By :. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE OF BUILDING LOT.-On SATUR
~ DAY evening, August is at 6 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell Lot No s. in Square 500,
fronting 80 feet on alley with der Ia Of 81 feet
said lot Is between north and streets and First
and Second Streets west. Terms cash. D.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
au I'D Auctioueer
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DOR LE-TWO HUNDRED LOTS.
IL Price s75 each. Two years. credit, or 10 per
cent. discount for cash. Apply at the Union Land
Ontce, 9TH street, above Odd Fellows Hall.
tv E-3In
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ENOR RENT-SEVERALH hNDSOMEP PAR
Il lors and Chambers, with Board.
Also, Table and Transient Board. Inquire at
Mrs. SMITHS, 233 street. ap9-6
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-A PARLOR AND
H. several very pleasant furnished Chambers for
rent, in new 6richhouse.
Also, a small frame House for rent or for sale
Title good. Apply TO E. X. LUNDY,
aus No. 10 Louisiana avenue
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BOARD, &c.-MkS. BATES, ON THE 8. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street,
is prepared to accommodate gentlemen with rooms,
with or without board. Every effort will be made
to render those comfortable who may favor her
with their patronage. ap6-f
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Ala for Norfolk, eosport, and Portsmouth,.

New YosK, August ia meetingOf mer-
chants wss held in Wall street to-day for Ire
relief of the Sospcrt, Norfolk and Portsmouth
sufferers by the yepGw fever. A large eOn-
mittee Of distinguished merchants were APP
pointed to cooperate with the Corn FKchsnge
committee. The latter hsys sent forward ST.
900. -ar-
PHILApELPHIA, August I7.-The comEi ttee
Of relief appointed by the meetiog ned here
yesterday, IN behalf Of the sufferers At Nor
folk, Portsmouth, and Gosport, have gent sooS
to the Howard Association OF Norfolk, ard
$500 to the Portsmouth Association. D.. ".
ii. Freeman, from the West Iadies, voluli.
for Norfolk
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EOR E-lMPROvED AND UNIM-
Il proved Real Estate.-JENNING PIGOTT
Attorney at Law and Agent for II cal Estate, has
several small Houses and Lots and a number Of
unimproved building Lots in different portions OF
the city, which he will sell at moderate prices
and on accommodating terms Persons wishing
to sell or buy may do well to give him call
He will take charge Of Real Estate, attend to
leasing, renting, &c, investigate titles, and at
tend particularly to conveyancing
Office SIG Washington Library, on 18th street,
between & and ID. au l6-3w
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EOR SALE-Ffve excellent Work Hoscs -
u One pair are matched, and fine car -
rage horses. They are sold for no IA IL HSN
have no further use for them. Any one waning
rood horses can buy these low.
Also sou OsO good bricks, which VIII be soldlov
for cash or good notes at short da1sS Apply n
me, on 10th street, between Penna. ayepue and Z
street. CHARLkS LIZ ONS-
1d-easN&
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VNE have twenty two Mautilias yss o. .,al =;
w ard as tIIe season Is 81 far ADVANCED we vii
sell them at Just bali the former prices for casa
We enumeratS them:
very pretty black lace MastiIlas, at 80 each, sOr
mer price SO
price 90
black silk fringe trimmed do, % forneT Price
3 blacI applique fringed do, IS 50, fornse5 price
Sl1
, super black silk do, 80, former prioe SIS
extra rich embroidered blital do, els, former
price SD. MAXWELL A. Bko
81 Pa. avenue, bet 9th ard oh sts.
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-TELEGRAPEIc NEWS.
aErsRrED foR THs EVENING STAR
Death Of Abbot Lawrence.

Bosros, Ang 1s-Abbot Lawrence, whcss
life has for several weeks been despaired Of,
died here this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-18

SELLERS w A 7 K Rust received from
~ the Spring 200 jugs, pints and quarts, Of the
wholesome Water
have also received Longworth's Native Ca
tawba, in bottles, and Weller's Scuppernong
Wines, in wood.
Also on hand, Heidsieck Champagne and differ.
ent kinds of Claret. B. JOST,
Pa avenue. au l6-3t*
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ENOR RENT-A SPACIOUS pARLOR, with
Il Marble Mantel, aud several Chambers, I'm a
healthy and delectable location, within few
to the Spring Gardens For Terms enquire at the
grocery store Of PATRICK O'CALLIGAN, cor
ner OF X st and Conn avenue. au 1S-eo3t*
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AUCTION SALES.
sy JAS. g. MCGUIRE. krsisoneer.

Nv Jas. U. MCoOl Auklloneef.
SMALL fnAT rE.I HoUsE T.! AND LOT on
NESDAy afternoon, August a. at 6k o'clccss
ON the premises, shall sell parts Of lots No. IL
and IS, in Square No 52e, fronting 10 feet on ID
street west, between @ and II streets nsrh, run
nino hack 90 feet inches. with the improvement,
consisting Of frame dwelling house. SO 70 ia
Terms: One-tbird cash the residue In 6 and IL
months, with interest, secured by deed OF trust
on the premises. JAS. G. McGUlkE, ar
au I'D aucuoneef- =
By GREEN 4 SCOTT, Auetioneers- =,
INTENSIVE SALE or MAHOGANY,
II Walnut, and other Furniture AZ Aae.
tion.-On FRIDAY, the 18th instant, we Shalt
SELL at the southeast corner Of 9TH and sts, OF
posite the Patriotic Bank, at 10 O'Clock a. m, q
large assortment Of excellent Furniture, viz: -.
Mahogany Sofas. sofa Beds'ead,, Lounges; and
Mahogany tSeeiing, pssl", revolving and castor
Do fine wardrobe., centre, card. dining,
and othe Tales
Do marble topcentre, side, sofa and oissr
Do marble top sideboards, dressing and
Do marble top Wash Closets and Night
stands 10
Do Bookcases and Secretaries ana Writing
Desk iag-0
Do and walnut Hatracks, Cribs and cra-
dies hi1I 3Jei--ss
Do French and walnut Cottage Bedsteads
2 finely painted Cottage Chamber Sets ~
Cane, office, fancy rush, cking and other Chairs
Gilt and mahogany and walnut frame Looking
Feather Beds, hair and shuck Mattresses
China, glass and crockery Ware
3 Copying Presses, Mann's pattnt --
With many other articles which VIC deem I'M
necessary to euumerate.
Terms: All sums Of and under SO cash over
raAf Of ,t,A A H.. <,r hoor-
ing interest, satisfactorily endorsed
The above stock of Furniture n new and in per-
feet order, and will be sold to the highest bidder
GREEN It SCOTT,
au I'D Auctioneers
IL The above sale will be continued on
TIL URSDAY, the sd instant, same hour, WI en-
there will be added TO the sale three fine marble
top painted Cottage Set, four fine Walnut E1ten-
sion Tables, one fine gilt Gothic Frame French
plate Mirror, ~ by "a, and marble bracket.
GREEN SCOTT,
au 1S-eo&ds Auctioneers.
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ICE-ICE-ICE!
ftHARLES WERNER, on Pa. avenue, oppo
~ site Browns Hotel, will keep, throughout the
season. an ample supply of Petitioners best ICE,
which he viii sell, on call, In any quantities, at
the lowest possible rates. NAV 29-dtSep 30
SILVER WARE.
lust finished a large assortment of elegant Sill
- yer Ware of the latest styles consisting of SOL
Id Silver Tea Sets, silver Walters, Pitchers, Cob
lets, Cups, Salt Cellars, &c.
The above, with an unusually complete stock
Of Silver Spoons, Forks, Ladies, Dessert Knives
Napkin Rings, &c, Of every pattern. are Of our
own manufacture, warranted pure, and offered al
the lowest rates
Every description Of Silverware made to order
from original designs, however elaborate.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
34 Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
an I5-6t
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nor RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLY
l. situated Dwelling House No. 6, ~ street, the
former residence of the subscribers only few rods
from the City Hall recently occupied by Thomas
Blagden, being In complete order, containing
nine lodging rooms, two of which are yer. large
rooms, wardrobes in six of them, pair of hand
some spacious parlors, main hall ten feet wide,
good dining room, kitchen and stove ROOM suit
able for q large family. For particulars inquire
at the store OF White d Sons, No. 321 Pennsvlva-
MIA avenue. w. u. w. WHITE.
au i6-eoIw
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I ETTERS TO THE PEOPLE on Health
IL and Happiness, by Catherine z. Beecher. In
paper SIN, cloth SOC.
History of the Council Of Trent, from the French
by John McClintock, ID D., 81
Harper, Picture Book for the Nursery, by ia
cob Abbott, 3 vols each
New vslume Of Harper's Story Book, 81
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Gu 10 near 9th street
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ENOR RENT-THE LARGE AND COMMO-
Il dious House, No. 400 Penns, lvania avenue,
near the National Hotel. Enquire at the Clothing
Store on the premises, OF A. SELDNER.
au 17-6t#
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Mrs. NEVINS HAS TWO VACANT rooms
Isl on the second floor, one large and fronting
the street, which she viii dispose of, with boaid,
on moderate terms. No. 425 E street, between It'll
and Sth. au 16-3t*
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CONFECTIONERY STORE FOR RENT
" or Sale The first Confectionery Store in
Washington, between 10th and 18th streets, south
side of Pa. avenue, kept for long years by Mr.. J.
Miller, with all the necessary Tools, sufficient for
self large enough to make 1900 or 1900 pounds
Of cake daily; other smaller machines, and espe-
cialty every article used in large confectionery
establishment. For terms apply to
JOHN MILLER,
between 10th and 18th streets, Washington.
au l6--eo3t
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE THE
"A subscriber, being advanced in years and dis
posed to retire from active business will sell the
Fairfax county, Va nine miles from Washing
ION, and eight from Alexandria Ii situated
about mile from the Alexandria and eesburg
turnpike and the same distance below the + ais
church. II contains ~ acres Of land in a fine
tate Of cultivation, with excellent orchards. 1t
has good six room cottage house on it, in a sha-
dy locust grove, splendid garden, new, con-
venient, and commodious barn; and is exceeding
ly well watered. Forty acres adjoining, now well
set in clover may be had with it.
This chance affords the best opportunity TO, one
desiring farm Ia the vicinity Of the District now
20 be had
For information apply to w. d. Wallach, at
the subscriber, on the prelnis $.
all 1S-2tx DABNEY BALL Sr
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CAMP MEErrNG.-We pity the horse fest
that viii be hired to morrow, to take folks t,
Montgomery county camp meeting. All the
available fast as well as slow teams have beer
engaged for the occasion.
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NATIONAL THEArRE.-We learn that Henry
G. Jarrett, Esq, Of the Baltimore Museum
has leased this establishment, which is now il
the course Of improvement both inside and out.
We doubt not he has the energy and enter.
prise Of making it one Of the most attractive
places of amusement in the country
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

.
A HARvEsr lxclpIxr.- Tho Detroit Ad-
vcrtiser tells Of team Of bright bay Eve
year old mares, fourteen hands high, long
and low built sturdy, tough, strong and
smooth, recently matched BY 5. P. W,
OF Calhoun Co., Mich, for farm service .
better team never settled the mould board in.
acres Ct noble wheat, and he had purchased
new McCormick's reaper, TO which, in the
pride Of his hear: he hitched the msres,
scorning % Disgrace bis enc crop and new
reaper, BY contact with anything in the
shape OF horse flesh, poorer than his very
best. ,aaa 8s 50
The mares were haruessed TO the machine
and raw Dutchman who had never seen
went; ct the frst revolusioa OF the biz reel,
which they saw over blinders, they became
Impressed With the idea that they we're heunll
so run wid IL mashecn,' and sure enough
they did, through the big wheat Geld, in al
possible dirccsions, cutting sone, breaking
down the balance, and scattering the grain
far aud vide l,eSiod them, tho Dutchman
clung to his seat for while, yelling sweo!'
in ninetocs different dialects, until the truck
Of the reaper struck . stonc, whereat he
bounded come ten feet into The air, descrii-
bling = parabolie curve. with radius of in
convenient length, and finally brought up,
hull downin tho middle Of the Geld.
Tho mares kept % as though Ceres had
hired Bacchas for car driver, and vas beat
On bass tho nachisery rafting, the great
reel revolving with 6srco velocity, and the
knivss yaaahieg away q the grain like the
teeth Of naanaa, until The breaking Of .
single-trse ended over The nachne, and the
naees sereaksl il FOR the barn, where they r.
nsi1ed Al last accounts. The next day six
remarkably old fashioned cradles were Oh
served busily At work in thar wheat Geld, and
notice headed Pateat Reaper for sale! was
70 be ssen posted On the Front gaze. 4 SO
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

n theny the toco'oc0 IaTty mas anJ
,..her Il t.tirg truisms touching an eco
..s.lslsinistnsion q the Government
=, .,dss .hesc truisns, digni6ed with
&. ,sne 81 principles, they practic1
:.L.,tich would aimost make devil,
80 While 10 theory they asssrt thai
~, vss created for the better admin:
;so,iea Il put'ic affairs and Tor che 70
,.,,moa,.ioa d the public st large, IL
,..cr,es shey act upon the hypothesis
a. sssss olkces we're created Tor the sole
...,,d benefit u eert,in odicial cormoranta
- ,sist themselves ~ much born %
,,s,oa me public crib and quarter up
q. treasury as the carrion crow upon
4. 1efsnct carcass. And there never
2, !. scec striking illustration Of this
y SpxAcrtcE than Is fouud In the Bur-
s,.,.. pcss ctice, unless il be found in
4. Chicago Office. Our Postmaster, a.
Ae,eh universally admitted to be one Of
d. most geDdemauly and accommodating
-. .,er born in the tide Of time, does
p,Aius 10 make these qualities apparent
i, ii, O6cih capacity, Perhaps having
81 ii ss.s sp he chooses to do q hs
s,n,ss TIER is no effort made to 40
essssdsss The public. Nails are not
.,,..sd ssll Il suits the convenience Of
II NJ spesdy clerks. II generally con.
,,.a sc. Of; the next day before the
.,nist mills are distributed and deliver
Lgwseo between nine and ten and get
n isaalment Of papers. At noon We
n scher, and before night still often
! ,ssAs lot Of mail matter, all Of which
aatihs day previous. We cannot say
ssisly thst every body else is thus serv-
d-perhaps not. Being not exactly .
n,yoHsf Of this Administration, it is un.
dasood, in PRACTICE, that We have no
ugAhand are not entitled to even the
ny ~ privileges which are grudgingly
ssaed 70 the public at large.
Asaitis about thus that the public are
ssssanodatsd 10 the way Of making up
nh. Letters TO get into tho mail must
Apns iah The ONCE At least one day in
aMs~. Togoin the 8 o'clock mails
EAlsad West no letter can be put in the
hrt Ae same morning! -
SAil We ever have set Of officials who
Ahp m eye to anything save the plum.
dbl MALL we ever have . Postmaster
VIZ ID act upon any other idea, save
dtthc office was created fcr his own
ssumcnty We shall see. 81
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

Is. - oSorivE-A splendid loco
nioo's Central Railroad D.
- Ne Chicago Dsnocnt, !. attract
ssI : asasa.iaa. II has jass been
~ u schsaectaay Worts, N. n.
hs.isstoa and Missouri Rivst
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

ca We are uadsr obligations to Conduc-
tor Remick for Chicago papers last night.
There 10 no news save of markets, Of any
consequence. There is further decline in
Flour and Wheat. The following IL from
the Press of yesterday morning: b
FLouR.-Duli and inactive. IS, OOa5, rs for
Fine--$6, 0Oa6,25 for No. 2 Superfne- st, so
a6,75 for No. l do 81 ,0Oa7 so for Fancy,
and 81 ,50a7 rs for extra. City Mills Super
fine 81, 75-do Extra 8,25. Rye Flou. $5,
75a6, 90. Bnckwheat Flour ut IS, 75a4 90 per
100 lbs. Sales As bbls superfne 1t $6,38.
WHEAr-Dull and lower. Buyers insist
upon concession. A few lots in the morn
ing at $l.45a1.46 In store, and few thou.
sand bus. on board at $l.4s. In the after
noon nothing doing and prices nominally
lower. Some few sales Winter at decline
Of four to Eve cents. We quote Spring in
lots to store at 81. 38al.40. Red winter
SI.50al.55, and wbite Mt $I.6OaI.65, at
which there were several lots. g s's ..s IS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

Webster Triumphant.
\ ORE than million Of Websters Rpellers nre
IvI so,d annually. Thisis but proofnf their SUI
pssiOrty over oil spoilers published in the Union.
J. i. CORSE iisas. a ss4s s
l. agent now for the popular series Of WEBSTER,S
SCHOOL DlCTIONARIE .tasl5 setsul
He oAers them At the SEW YORK pubIisbefs'
priees thus placing them Nthe reach Of every weat-
eRn merchant and teacher. Is ! y.es5,.
Webster may we'll be entitled the Scheol Master Of
our Republic. The whole series to b found At
CORSES.