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ISLAND ACADEMY

A FRENCH AND ENGLISH ACADEMY
"A for the instruction Of young ladies will be
open September LIST, by lady OF years experience
In teaching, and having resided some years on the
Island soIicits the patronage Of her former friends
and others who desire the success Of q high class
instruction will comprise all the branches taught
In first Class academies, and the manners and
morals Of pupils will receive strict attention. A
preparatory school for dren will be attached to
the Academy and the rudiments Of French will
be taught gratis Competent masters will be en-.
gagged Tor Languages, Music, Painting, Drawing
&c. References and terms made known by I'D
dressing " ACADEMY - Star Once au IL
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rrt MRS. M. Z. HARVEY, -,
(ssccIssoR TO JAhHs p. HARvEY, DzcrAsKp,)
..- q ~ DE r T A KER.r .rFf
No. 4l0 Ssvsstk sf,sss, bstw,sn g asd H. ~
QEGs LEAVE TO INFORM TIE PUBLIC
II that she has In her employ the
came parsons that were formerly = ~
In the establishment, who are fully -
Competent 70 conduct the v undertaking. Business;
and hat every attention WIN be given to calls,
day or night, as heretofore IN lo-6m
I-0RPORAfiON srOCx.-Ss,0 900 Corpo
IL ss,sce s@ e SasSS G SsStssrs 81 s,s
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ESOR SALE OR RENT THE TWO NEW
IL thYee-.tOry n ouses with back building and
cellar, on 18th street, the first square south OF
Penn. avenue, Is offered for sale or rent They
contain ten rooms each Inquire Of j. w BAR.
KEk on H street, next to the Lutheran church .
between 11th ard 18th street. an I-eotf
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Houses, &c. for Rent and Sale.

rEHOR RENT-sEvERAL HANDSOME Par.
L lors and Chambers, with board.
! Also, table and transient board Inquire at Mrs.
SMITHS, 233 street nov7-n
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EvOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA
Il BILE residence on F street, between goth and
2lst for the Last eight years occupied by the late
Nj Chubo, Esq Posse, sion given the LIST Of
November next. lnqu Of RIGGS & CO.
au l2-eotf as-.g.l 81. yE
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E,OR, RENT SEVERAL EXCELLENT
Il Brick and Frame Houses, north Of Penn'a
avenue, between 14th and 18th streets west. Aver
laying from ten to eighteen dollars per month
Inquire Of J. p HILTON, No. 375, 14th street
west, or street north, Nc. 21O.
au S. J. P. HILTON, Agent and Collector.
,EOR RENT-DwELLING HOUSE, NO.
Il 33s, Pennsylvania avenue north side between
9th and 10th streets One Of the best locations In
the city. Immediate possession given. Apply to
GEO WHITE & CO., on the premises, or
to CHARLES II. LANE, Cents Furnishing
Store, 424 Penn avenue. aug
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oOPARrNERsHIP NOTICE.

HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
Il me In tbs wholesale and retail Grocery busi
ness NorvA w Burchell, and 10 will hereafter be
condu ,ted under the name and style Of King g
Burchen. ...r, = ,-
I would aak for the Arm the continuation Of the
kindness OF my former customers, both In rrsde
and inausaoe. faaU q. NJ. 2 KING.
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Il POWER.-The large, airy, convenient, and
well finished Hall next door to the Star Build
Sy iee' In tss WIN
immediately under the west half Of said hall, 25
by 30 feet, fronting directly on Pennsylvania
avenue, In the heart Of the business portion there
Of, (no other such desirable business stands are
now being offered to the public They will be
rented separately or together. For terms apply
to GEORGE HILL, Papermaker, Bridge street,
few doors west OF the omnibus stand, George
town, or at the Star Oface counter. - g.
N. B.-f renters desire to carry on any business
requiring steam power, they can be accommo-
dated with shafting attached to the new and DOW
erful engine OF the Star Newspaper and Job
Printing Once, manufactured by the Messrs
Ellis, and arranged SO as to furnish ample power,
nrequired, to renters OF the premises advertised
above. o. ......r .asr. je 20-f
~ The lease on the above property will be
sold. - .. ......er .... . .. :. :. - --.-'
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ng LA HADDE'S HISTORY OF THR
u Secret Societies Of France; vol : :
Bernard Lie, aovel, by the Hon. J clsmsns,
Of Alabama. -, - 80, =, =
Liberty and slassTy, BY Professor S:edsos, Of
sd9 NKrAMoR.a %
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STOREFORR RENT -ONE OF THE MOST
~ desirable places OF business on Penn syIyania
avenue for rent and fixtures for sale lApply AT
No 944 Penn. avenue, between the hours Of 2
and O'Clock H.- zu g. eotf
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ENOR RENT.-A THREE STORY BRICK
l. Dwelling, with extensive Back Building, a
large lot Of ground attached, with pump Of good
water In the yard, situated on X street, nearly op
posite the Brewery. To good tenant the rent
CASSIN, or at Cooley & CO.'S, Lin e Kiln,
Beall street, between Congress and Washington
streets, Georgetown. m 2-eou
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RUCnANAN sCorrIscH- r.....
- Fillmore do
published at our R'.aS 1SS ass 1ass sISEs
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NOR RENT-FOUR NEW SMALL BRICK
l. Houses just finished, Immediately northwest
Depot. Apply at the Capitol extension to FRAN
CHS J. BROOKS. m 15-eoH
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w irresponsible travelling agents, ,--S
when You can get In Washington cityTTn
the very best quality az prices which ai be guar
r. ELLI5'S
Always on hand, from 20 to 30 Pianos Of eyery
style ana finish. Second hand Pianos taken IN
exchange. Pianos for rent, &c.
Remember 306 between 9th and 10th s,s
near Savings Bank. iy2I
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HANDS on YoUR POCkET.BOOKs,
II THE WHITE HATS AXE ABOUT
We have very nne assortment Of Fashion -
able White Beaver and Felt Hats. Of all ~ y
Qualities and prizes, 70 which we respect -
fuliy invite the attention Of all In want. We Of
ter tnem At reduced prices Call at GEO
WHITE CO.'S Fashionable Hat, Cap, and
6ent's Furnishing Establishment, 332 Pennsyl
vania avenue, between 9th ana 10th sts jy IL
M. MUNsON, AT ss PENN'A AvENUE
II Is sun making those beautiful 80
continuous GUM TEETH, called
Aliens Patent, for the excelency Of UIIYYO
which over ali other styles Of teeth MANY now
wearing them In this city, viii cheerfully vouch
There is one Dentist In this city who has been
Infringing the patent, and made bad limitation
Of n, az ainst whom hereby caution the public
". b Whenever q Dentist speaks avafnxt
Aliens Patent Continuous Gum Teeth. when
properly eosstysefsd it Is because he Is Ignorant
OF the process, incompetent 70 make the work or
Is unwilling to pay for the patent. jeIeltfT
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

Gray Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to q beauti-
full and natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1882 and over eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair of his Patrons
ofhis famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whiskers UNJUST It would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and WARRANTED not to in
jure it the least however long it may be continued.
Made, sold or applied lin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2S3, Broadway, N. Y
Sold in ali the cities and towns of the U. 8. by Drug
gists and fancy goods dealers.
eV The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving on four sides ofeach bottle.
VIM. A. BACHELOR,
233, Broadway, N. Y.
soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squires
Bloss. je25ly
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COLONEL FRENoNT.-We take the following
tribute to the many excellent qualities of Colo
mel Fremont from the California Farmer, one of
the best of our interior exchanges:
The Life of Col. Fremont, issued at the pre-
sent time, will be received with marked favor;
identified as he is with California, his name, his
acts, his life, seems blended with California his
tory in such a way as to WELD charm that no
political dispersion can take away.
We remember well how often when tossing
upon the ocean in AZ, while vending our way
to this new world, we would turn to "Fremont's
California and perase his descriptions of the
fower.crowned hills of this Eden land his vivid
pictures, then so wildly beautiful and so strange
as to seem like fiction, we have seen more than
realized. Our love of Flora drew us to him for
his enthusiasm and devotion to the beautiful in
Nature, and loving him as man then, we love
him none the less now. We love the good and
true wherever found, and as we glance at our
bright land now, we ask in all sincerity, are we
not indebted to John Charles Fremont for much
of what We enjoy as the fruit of his lahors as
Pioneers But We will not expatiate-'tis not
the time nor the place to hold up these bright
features in men, for if re speak Of political men
our motives win surely he impugned; but the
book delineates so clearly and truthfully the
| noble traits of the man, that We feel it due to
him for what he has done for our noble State
to repnblish this faithful record of his yirtuous
youth, and believing too, that this early promise
win be fully realized, We publish it with the
1 more pleasure. San Francisco Chron.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made In Materia
Medica, whereby pain can be so quickly alayed, and
where parts in high state of Inflammation be
rapidly reduced their natural sate where
and sores be thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decayed parts restored without either defect
than with DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, wounds, sprains, and bruises casualties to
which children constantly subectthe action of the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life itsefis often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for particulars of which respectfully refer my print
ed pamphlets for the truth of which hold myself respon-
sble.
No of burns and scads matter how severe has
yet any instance, resisted the all powerful,
pain subduing and healing qualities Of the DALLEY'S
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAIN EXTRACTOR is GENUINE unless the box has up
steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures of
O. V. CLICKENER CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer.
Price Is cts per box.
sw All orders should be addressed to c. v. Clckener
& Co.., 81 Barclay street, Y.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers throughout
the United States. je25y
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P. w. SOMERS,
Fashionable Halter,

HAS returned from the East with his FALL STYLES
III Of HATS and GAPS
EXTRA MOLESKIN SILK AND CAsSIMER HATS:
GENTS SOFT DRESS HATS;
FRENCH FELT HATS
P LOW-PRICED AND FINE WOOL HATS:
CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS
FANCY FURS.
GENTS OTTER, BEAVER, SEAL AND MINK GAUNT.
LETS;
FUR GLOVES, OF ALL KINDS.
LADIES', FURS.
SABLE AND STONE MARTIN;
LYNX, FITCH AND MINK TALAAS CLOAKS TIP
PETS, VlCTORINES AND CUFFS. -.e, - -
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Consisting in part OF Silk under all descriptions
Merino and Lisle Thread do;
superior al ticle of white Shirts and Collars.
Silk and Merino Hosiery Of all kinds;
Black, colored and white kid gloves;
Silk, gossamer and Moire Antique Suspenders:
Ties, Scarfs and Cravats, Of ali kinds
To all of which the public are invited to call and
anime. #a.- ..-
Hats roned and dressed short notice. and
ranted to please.
Jefferson street, two doors east OF Coolbaugh 4
Brooks Bank. .-l sepI2
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NJ ESsI9-

It weekly 9avtew - - Duxsaneson
HAwksRrE + TKtxcsAsa OFFICE, Sept 20
Commercial transactions for the psst week
hare been limited, owing mainly 70 the farmers
being engaged IN their seeding.
Transactions in grain. particularly wheat, have
been inactive, and sales chiefly effected by far
| rners, prices being saried.from day TO day by
reports received BY telegraph from New York
| and Chicago
The extreme loW water in the river has pre-
vented shipments 10 any extent to Southern
ports. Therefore ali purchases we're made with
reference to transportation by rail TO Chica-
go. This however has had TO effect upon the
price, Of wheat, as none Is ever sent South.
The lighter and coarser grains have been pur-
chased without any reference to their usual
market, therefore the same prices have been
paid as If river navigation was as good as usual
Here again can be seen the advantage the conn
try west of and tributary to- Burlington derives
from having an Eastern and daily communica-
ton With Lake markets.
& Our merchants are in the midst of their best
fall trade, particularly jobbers. We cannot
learn that any material change in price has ta-
ken place, eitherin staple or fancy dry goods,
groceries, hardware or boots and shoes. Some
kinds of goods usually kept by our druggists |
have advanced Such as linseed oil, and paints
But the advance spoken of will not compare |
with the eastern markets, as those articles are
western productions.
Observation-Disclosures the head of commercial
matters we have been often requested by our
jobbers to say something about insurance in or
their property and particularly country mer-
chants. We know that many have neglected
to secure themselves against the loss of all they
possess, from fire, in this manner. Because
they had no abiding faith in the stability of
many of the companies doing business in our
state. But this isra poor excuse, as every per-
son knows that there are good companies doing
business in which they might effect an insar-
'nce and thereby save themselves from entire
'uin in case such calamity should befal them.
The following from commercial article cut
rom eastern exchange will commend itself
o the minds and consciencies of our readers.
1t is duty not only to ourselves and families
tut to our creditors, to sccures yourselves from
osses by fire, by resorting to the best institu-
ions that exist for such insurance. No prudent,
% honest trader can do less. Property should
e fully insured, and no excuse Of non-payment
Or debt, on the ground of losses by fire, can =
e allowed to pass current as honest ones
Negligence of such serious kind is disgraceful
, any trader.
Were all persons to insure, the expenses of ,
lsurancc might be made to come very small;
the average per centage of losses from fire =
ould be secured by proportionately small ;,
remium. .,
Our quotations on prices paid this day and t,
inject to change from day to day according to
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New York, Sept %, Jpn.
Flour-76115c lower. Sales 1000 bbls at $5b5 so for
common; IS 7N(a6 10 for common to choice superine
western SO 3ol7 for extra superfne western Canada
quiet and unchanged
Wheat-2Msc lower. Sales 80 900 bush at ~ 46l1 As
for red Indiana Illinois and Ohio; 81 531 IS for white
do; 81 5TGl1 81 for white Canadian.
Rye-dull at 9Oc. for prime
Barley-quiet.
Corn-ower. Sales $4,000 bush mixed western at 64h
065c.
Oats-dul at 400 46c for state and western.
Pork-better sales $4,000 brls at $50 50D20 IS for
mess; SlSGS1S rs for prime.
Beef--steady, sales moderate.
Cut meats-dul.
Lard-frm, sales 200 bbls at 141&@14Sc.
Whskey-sales 200 brls at 36}4D
Stocks-dull and lower.
Money easy and In good demand at % ct. on call ;
SQS9 on short first class pai,er.
Sterling exchange steady and quiet at 9I@.09ss.
sevens 100h Harlem LIST bonds So, do I'd do 70 ;
Va. skies 924 Mo skies SIS; Ill Cen bonds "a Del &
Hudson 1874 CC& 1022 Terre Haute Alton second
bonds 521S Lacross l. Mil 70h Reading S4h;N YC
s62 Michigan Sou 90Al !; Mich Cen 9271 Chicago
RI97A; C&J II; Ga no; Ill Cen 11lsl Panama
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A PERFECT PAIN DESTROYER.
What Dyer's Healing Embrocation is.

1t perfect Pain Destroyer, and Invaluable Rem
edy for the cure of Rheumatism Cuts Wounds Pain in
the Side, Back and LimbsLumbago Sore Throat Burns,
scaids, swellngs, Ague, cramp, &c. For Cuts and
Wounds 1t is superior to any other Preparation 1t viii
afford immediate relief in scalds and Burns; and for
Pains and Weakness in any part Of the SYSTEM it will
give certain Relief irr very little time
Used internally, 1t is of the valuable remedies
Tor Cramp and spasnodc Affections for Pains and Sore.
ness in the side Throat Chest and Stomach for Sick
Headache Nausea, Sea Sickness, Rheumatism, or any
Internal Weakness caused by fail strain 1t possesses
soothing Healing and Pain Destroying properties un-
equaled by any other Compound Medicine and we have
never known to fail in arrestng the progress Of the
above Olsen
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fremont IN OREGoN.-We take the following
tribute to Col. Fremont from the Oregonidn,
printed at Portland. twill be read with inter-
est emanating, as it does, from the largest and
most popular journal in Oregon. 1t may be
considered a fair reflex of the opinion of the
great mass ofthc population of Oregon
.Coi Fremont is now fairly before the peo-
peof the United States, as candidate for the
highest office within their gift. That he has
done much during his life to benefit the coun-
try, cannot be denied. That his prospects of an
election as the icfmagistrate of the American
Union, are equal il not superior to all others, is
admitted by every body except those wearing
the party feathers, is undoubted, That if elect
ed, he will make good President, all concede.
Therefore we are safe in saying that vast inn
provemert on the present dynasty is near at
hand, and We look forward with pleasing antici.
pations to the time when this nation will be
brought back to its original purity by the re-
formation coascquen; upon the approaching
Presidential election, and the fruits growing ou
ne Il
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PoLiricAL MArs.--Mr. Brown, bookseller,
Barrett House, has laid upon our table a political
map Of the United States-showing slave and
free ,erritory-squarc miles ofeach--population
valuable statistice--votes for president in
1882, Sc. The compromise line is also. delne-
ated and the new line Of 40 degrees up to which
they propose to conquer. The map is embel-
hshed with fine portraits Of Fremont and Day
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EASrl:lgN AsxsrENSION.s
Opcn TO the Jancsien wifh the II. G. -
IJE0RIA and 81. LoHts In Railroad ceanectlon. fhe
shortest and eaiy reifahle rsue to Bloomington, De.
cAtrr Springfield Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo. and AL South
ern iliineis Also, 10 Cinsnna and the valley Of the
unso river Passengers By taking this route via Terre
cfnnafi.
Time between Peoria and ST. Louis only twelve hoursi
On and after September 1eih 1855. the trains Of the
abeve road will leave Peoria daily Sundays ercspsed1
a. follows:
Leave Peoria, tss. Louis trainl las u M arriving At
Illinois Central, 3:43 .. m.
SR. m, arriving al III. Central 7.i5 p. m
III Gen. Jane'n 10 a M, arriving q, Peoria IL, N.
Il !" p. m, Est Louis srain,l arriving
at Peoria II ,p. m.
Through tickets TO Sill the above places, Including
Wheeling, Baltimore. Philadelphia etc. be procured
At the Office
Passengers requested procure tickets before ia
Ring seats in the cars.
Trains leave east eud Of Bridge Omnibuses win be In
attendance at the convey passengers any part
OF the city. W. H. CRUGER superintendent
Peoria, Sept. 4, 1856. se6h2.f
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Boston Boot and Shoe Store.

N =" SIOKE !...New Goods Ion JefIer.
son. between Third and Fourth sts In store adjoin.
ing that occupied by Thos. Hedge 4 Co.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
o. me citizens OF Burlington and vicinity to his stock
description. ss >ee' " WY
having been engaged for several years at the East In
tue OF the very incest above fabrics
e Is hereny enabled, by his knowledge and experience
,e most perfect satisfaction, both regards style
ana durability; ali Of which will be sold at the very
lowest possible prices. '
aug19-d&wu ~ n SWs rpTsre
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A SECOND RIcHARD.-The Alta Californian of
July 2lst tells the following good sized story in
regard to the products of the Golden State:
sDay before yesterday woman gave birth to
child, in the western portion of the city, which
has twelve teeth! Each one of them can be
distinctly seen and the little chap is very much
inclined to bite. We are anxious to know what
California will produce next. Yesterday we
saw strawberries just the size of hens eggs !;
and cabbage which measured FIVE feet IN cir
conference and here comes an abbreviated
chunk Of humanity prepared at the beginning
for eating things!n
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GAGE & FIELDS.

Photograph, AmbrotyPc and Dagaer.
rcotypc Gallery, over CFIsWeii 4
HillhOuses Store. jefferson
Street, Darlington.
Mr. FIELDS has the pleasure Of announcing has
associated with him,
MR. GAIGE.
for elk years operator in Bradys Celebrated Gallery
New York. He therefore to promise his
TONERS
Photographs, AmbrOtypes and DaEuer-
re0fypes>
in the highest style Of the art with all recent improves
ments which have brought the state per-
lection.
He is confident the specimens exhibition at his
rooms-cnd all are cordially nvitedto examine them
will bear comparison with the finest pictures from the
best New York Galleries, from any other point, no
matter where Aud he does not wish the public to
take this on trust, he hopes they will and see
Doguerreoypes Of deceased persons copied to any
desired size and colored equal the finest oil paintings
Likenesses Of deceased persons also taken.
Remember the place, Jefferson ST., between Third and
Fourth. opposite Barret House. je19
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NEW BRirlsn MisIsrER,--Thc steamer Allan
tic brought the intelligence that the Hon. G. p.
yilllers had been appointed to succeed Mr..
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Dyer's Healing Embrocation

Is uniform in Quality, Convenient for Application Neat
and Delicate in its Nature leaves Stain the Dress
Skin, Unfang in its Curative Properties and Unsur.
passed as Healing and Pain Destroying Remedy
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Should constantly be supplied with Dyers Healing En-
orocation-whch is invaluable in any emergency acct
dent sudden Illness and should be applied the
currence of any casualty whatever 1t is really inds-
pensable Let every reader of these lines obtain once
this Great Remedy and Life Preserver and guarantee
satisfactory results.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-24

Buffalo, Sept. 22-1 p. IN.
Flour-irm, sales 500 bbs at IS 50@6 Sc for choice
mich; SO Is for best extra Indiana.
Wheat-favors buyers sales 5000 bush at 81 129 for
Chicagospring.
Corn-frm ana unchanged, $4,000 bush sold at soc
afoat.
Whiskey-93c.
Canal freights dull and unsettled.
Receipts in last 4S hours, 7749 bbs -four 1880 bush
wheat.
Canal exports, 1O974s bush wheat; co. 4ss bush ;
1910 oats