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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
prumsuipanin Aveuux. WdshiuSfOm Cifv. 4

THE PROPRETORs Of this new large and modern built
establishment respectfully tender their thanks ,othe pub
c,pate popularity from the efforts Of the under
signed to the public accommodation The house situate
the Ayenue the promenade side between Third and Four
and streets to the Railroad Depot and the
Capitol capable Of accommodating three hundred guests
In all s has recently undergone general improvement
for the winters season The psron and ladies' apartments
re6ed; indeed in every division Of the house the primary
has been adapt to the comfort oil our
The dining hall Of the commodous and best light
ed by day and night in the Union Our trsin Of servants are
polite active obedent and well dscipned Briefly We con-
hdenty challenge the Judgment OF public IN
all the essentials required render public house home 70
the traveller. -, h..,a.r.
taken at fair discount, in eon'onancr vn M BIRGH e
times. ltLrN - - 80.
The Express will please cory every other aay -, umee
weeks, ands cad bill 70 TYLER = Birch mo- ." 'ooic
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AUCTION SALES.

WM w SHIRLEY, Auct,onesr
HOUSE FURNITURE sALE-By II. Z. WILLARD.
Friday February 9Th, l0 O'Clock, No ls3 Hudson
street 81 Johns Park without for cash. rain
,hne csia que sale Of very EsDer' sssoIens q chsp
ss Centre and Gard Tables sIegsn Gsdoss Lspps Plated
Also, Patent and French Beds,eads, bedding, Bureaus
Wsshstsnds Couches. Sofa Bedsteads. &c. IS tier
HARDWARE < CUTLERY-TUTTLE DUCLU.
zEAu will sell Th. Day at 10 o'soeL s The auction
ed paper 100 packages Of Birmingham Sheffield Hardware
and Cutlery; French German aud American Goods
sn sompr;.ins i part Cl.r.' PsIIy Wilson KsnIct.
Scyhes Fles Rasps, Chssis Gousrs Plane Irons Drawing
Kuvss Edge Teo's Hand and PANEL Saws Sheep Shears
Also Table pssers and Spring Cutlery, viz.Knves add
Also. 800 dozen Rszors, assorted gu slities.
Also, case Split and Ribbed Percussion Caps
Also, l25 dozen British and German Silver Table and Tea
Spoons himbles Spcctaclss Lead Pencils Tobacco Boxes
Powder Fiasks Measuring Tapes. Hooks and Eyes. sc.
Also, Iron Safes.
Catalogues aud Samples now ready f5lt-mc
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MAGUIRE'S AUXILIARY MOTIVE POWER
MACHINES

NOW in for working Upright Saws This consists of
~ Of springs, which greatly facilitate the
spcston Of the applied ali ionary motions
practical and scientific approved or lhese machines
inasmuch by the aPpic one mans power he can
accomplish more work il given time Than four in the
ordinary method of working All persons interested
chnery can have an opportunity Of seeing and testing this
chine At The 81 Oft Brannsn and Morrison Colum6a
% cSns and sell rehi q manufacturing these
long for saving deep stuff the other long suitable
Tor ripping thin stun saving scrools will be sold auction
on Saturday at three O'clock the AFORESAID place f5rc
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BALTIMORE, FEB. =, 1890
Conviction and Sentence Of Floyd, the NiPp~' Ih-
Destrretive FSre-Fatsi Due-.dyySpai " the Drug
ged" Man 7Aestrieais- Msrkef-Sock Board, &c.
Albion Floyd, the man whe was arrested lew weeks
since and found in possession Of large amount jewel
ry which was proved to been stolen from hotels in
this city and Washington and had also tho ovsrcost with
him of James Watson Webb. Esq, was yesterday
brought before tho City Court for trial The offence for
vbicb be was arraigned the robbery Of Mr.. Hur-
hut. room, at Bsrnums HOTEL on which he was found
ssty and sentenced seven years Imprisonment IN the
nenep,iary He Is nice, tidy brisk looking little fel
leu ~ excellent manners and gentlemanly department
and evidently Of the most accomplished hotel nip
pcr, thieves living
The cotton wsddiug factory Of Messrs Cook aud Tsy
lor on North Howard street. destroyed py nre yes
terday morning. Messrs c. and I. estimate their loss
in machinery and stock at $4,000 on which there was
an Insurance. in the franklin once, at Phuadsipnn OF
$500 Tho house belonged to Mrs. Ponder and was
fully insured ia the same ONCE. . -. -, -
Mr. Joseph Delano was accidentally killed q day 2,
two since by falling from the bowsPrit o. smp on
which he was working in tho yard OF Ms'srs fian"s
gan AID Trimble. 49, h., =, ria
daosblrg Jone. and his seconds, who were arfesea "
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SCANDINAVIA.
THE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF THIS SOCIETY,
will taLe place At the Minerva Room: No. 4os Broadway
Monday the 9th Of February Tickets be had Of
F. Luison, No rs Fulton street corner Of Gold F. Schott
No us franklin street, and A. LndRreen, of Broome
rangements H. ]. HANSEN,
JAMES PETERSEN and
j262w*rc LAURENCE FRIBERT.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

YEdt 4 FIRST RATE FARM-Belonging to the Estate
81& Of g. Harret deceased formerly Known the Jere
Campbell Farm lying the Tu,apts Road lead
meI and mile. from the latter place Tho New Jeey Rail-
road sso which passes nea. by has regular stopping place
is in nigh Of cultivation contains
which woodland with growth Of the best kind
Of wood; the Of the Farm admirable divided by
into ra;,ure Meadow aud Gram growing Land
The Buildings which pleasantly situated large and
good consisting Of Dwelling House with rooms besdes
milk and cellar; large Barn. with Stable; Cow House.
Wagon House. Stable separate from the Barn. Cribs Creamery
&c There is failing well Of excellent the
kitchen door There also excellent Apple Orchards Of
grated trees in fall bearing.
The above property offered for sale in that the
estate may be settled IL sold before 18th February
next, II will be offered At public auction that day the
Merchants Exchange New York II o'clock M. One half
Of the pschss money remain bond and mortgage
per cent.
For further particulars apply George Clnch, Esq Upper
Bulls Head New York; James Wright on the Farm Ellis
ELIZA HARRIOTT, Erecutrix
GEORGE CLINCH, ! rx......~
!. BILLS R EREEMAN. ( Executors
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A CARD !, TO THE LADIES;

a LtKED HILLS HIGHLY SCENTED EMOLLIENT
"A ALMOND SOAP-The attention Of the ladies Of this
tured the Chemical Laboratory the subscriber Ii Is
now about three since the Of this Soap
the public aad the low which it solo induced every
person 70 give ral the result proved that equal
could be purchased about one the prc.
Iii: very emoent to the skin and cold weather effec-
diat.y allsy. the r.blity Of the .in common cold
smooth far CASTLE Soap its softening
qualities 1t particularly we'll adopted the nursery and
eOnans no har:h al.sli or other irritating m.er Il i
adapted washing cambria. lace &c. It for genilemen the
finest Shaving Soap Sold ouy the drug
Is 1t+m ALFRED HILL 208 Greenwich street,
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8. BASSETT FRENCH

8. BASSETT FRENCH,
C0UNsELLoR AT LAW, attends all the courts held in
tbs city Of Richmond and county of Virana
office Manchester virginaRefe to- His EIcellency James
Mcdowell Governor Of Virginia; HIS kYcelency John
tomsy General y 81 Hon Sidney BAXTER. Auomsy Gene
IA Va; hon John " jones late Speaker H. Y s. Hoa
NJ G. Va Hon. James A. Seddoa, NJ c., Va; Hon Geo W.
York
NBMr Hudson will take charge Of any papers int nded
for Nj. French and forward same &c him safely.
d2o 3taw 3m+Y
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AMUsE MENTs.

/ iGHT GUARD SO!REE.-Msmbers ofths corps whining
Of ~ 20
next or q. the Armory, On Monday ysains, The 9Th
fsa-r Secretary Of Ball Committee.
Bt 4 s y; IS ~
'a.s pss: NslO: s:,o0a w.as:.d.y sh
Lis sgY. a y.s..en ss
Levi. MansOn. iss Wsrse street,
r Angel Hfsaf ISL; H:s::
BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
WIN. DAVIES
n place on Friday evening. Feb s. 1886. AZ Tammary Hail.
DAyEs IL relation to him a1 would be sups
a. a: but as are mot Dc 60 that
S.s % DO & ..S
geI therefore make this appeal in his behalf confden, that
Mr. WALLACE has Kindly volunteered hi. valuable service.
h. Mr. who
Doors open O'clock Dancing, according programme
Tickets ST. TO admit Gentleman ard two Ladies, to be had
harmony Hal. Centre fret Nh BlSe Bonnet s hop;s
Mansssr. William R,hardsoa 1ss Greenwich street.
an. Jo Fin sc C.s.m
SobEaT We Ess asssa f'st
s * a sE9AP fN4ER RH
MENTS-The proprietor Of the above establishment in
order accommodate the fashionable community begs
inform them that he has made with John g.
Taylor the Selebstsd Co.rmsr Of 50 Prince street, to fur
nsh splendd Of Costumes for LADIES and gentle
and attend personally and aid in getting up
Fancy Balls Private Dramatic Entertanments Private Par
ties for all Of which the magnificent Saloon OF this
well calculated Mr. Taylor will be in constant
tendance take orders Tor description Of and
nish them at e shortest notice. - 81 cod lssrrc
FANCY GUARDS FIRST GRAND MILITARY
AND CIVIC BALL.
THE Committee would respectfully inform their friends
and the Public that their First Grand Ball will take
place Thursday Evening. Feb H. s4s the Coliseum,
$50 Broadway. The Committee pledge themselves that
will be spared make this their Frat Ball
one Of the best given this Tickets be had from the
At the door the evening Of the Ball.
Capt VIM. M Borchers,
Lieut. Philip Van Wart, Committee
Ensign Barnard haver, of
Secretary Joha Borchers Arrange ments
Treasurer Francis A. Wilkinson
The Committee have engaged Peterchens celebrated Co.
tilon Band. ja2s to i5.r
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MR.. HI. COLLINET.

DlHECTOh OF the Orchestra at Queen Vlctorias Balls
- Buckingham ralace and the Court Of France, has
the honor e ANNOUNCE to his friends and The public his
prepared receive their orders for Balls and 6orees
Dansantes. Addrass 1t his residence, 400 Broadway
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THE GENUINE
GALVANIC RINGS

MAGNETIC FLUID.
II ECENTLY imported. celebrated both in Europe aud
~ America for the Of rheumatism and all
diseases For SALE wholesale and retail at REDUCED
PRICES by ABB. & ID SANDS, 70 Fulton street,
nzlmsr corner Of Gold.
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NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS AND
UPHOLSTERERS.
LIAR SEATING AND CURLED HAIR.-ac,ooo lbs
cued Hair also OF Hair Seating PLAN aud
GEORGE JOHNSON,
JOHNSON X GREEN
NBThe store aud Office has remove ed from 32 William
No II Spruce betw, Nassau and William streets
1871 lwissr
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Thursday Evening, February 8,
Win %HE H w. 4 iUgss1N ss
81 ES Fes ss.'S ~. geo
hisEalss II adRxN E.ls. q
Mr. Ally Crsaksr. =. ............Mr . q Barrett
rries y Adn,.i,a-Bo1-,. 81 fi;. 80 ssa.s sisry.
Doors ss oeloss and ,as Cs.ia will ,reei.ss
BOWEKY THEATRE.
A. w. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Thur:say i Eysn.ng 81, February
THE Wi gsIi15Hf oF ~ T iS1i!'' % =
Or. The Ship Of the .arenser,
Charles Falkner, ESQ Captain of H. M 5. the
sf %; e isS,: II: sssi
f': the V nSisS5 g v fsTisA OF
Mr. TEsssr ........,...... NJ NJ. Clarke ssi,
Soas 80 and Third :Is e
RI b s"a c vail oyn Ssf will
HOW E's CIRCUS,
AT PALMOS OPERA HOUSE.
Every thing asIsd A A and cSn s in the precise
Every Evening S'i . !h,s Wssi, ram and Saturday
The FS ;f III SrosE with the
III: .s Il 81
MA 5 Ii is 'ESSa h
M VIM Nichols. the Grs defending d. DAG illa'gs
tive OF the Last Struggle for Liberty-Posurng by Mr.
s'a fSSs y %s rs z zSs ;Efa Ballet
70. Afternoon Performance every Saturday. commencing
D. Circle Dds,s
az. prrolmsnce 70 commence at lfps.t o'clocL
BOWERY AMPHITHEATKE AND NEW
YORK CIRCUS.
No. 81 Bowery: RockgeA & Stone, Managers.
sS%t
vi" II S's5; styled
COSTUMES Allen NS:s y pssIehsa rIopef''
A% 3. ss; s sss If .s;
+: Sa
The Games c 15ssRs III Z; ssS'' called The
s Beside. The usual csml. Gardner HsrringtSn,
as oux &
oe Soss. Is cents Pit a cents Open se0m"s9ss
ARCH STREET THEA RE.
PHILADELPHIA
Acting MAriosa " J. M. scoYr.
STAoE MANAGES. ........... Ma H E. STEVENS
Second #$:s:$sS $yssas:
o,so. Mr. Rice; I'xo Nj Ms.aysr Ds.dsm0na Mrs
Gregory sg4$s! ! sS:5;!s?s n; Burton.
Jack Cutaway Mr. W. +. Wood Pa. O. Donovan Mr.. Ste
ven. Zelin. Mrs: Lewis:
4 NAIlUNAL IkiMATNh An - UlNUUe,
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
WEIGH anH NAM N n1xn S5 DEL q
IN The
Il. 81 3: s:SSs n
;ss'I
barely admit e de-:
''A IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
W. @ ssis; ss1
"''i sss MI Z $ifffs
Principal Male Eaas'sT5iTtPssN tEyI NORTH and rv
School siSS5f SSiEhSas .' Indian Effects
TIVE and Four Horse S E9Yrf,ss and f0'0n'' J.
Hi; " Local. s ss:ss iss s wSoDs
S:ssa:
yosa. Ne W. and
lA4S$oS %ssvHE - E1EEp
:sSs's Hfss fs: Il Sfis % '''
IL E PEHss u 81 rs iils LIEF
Or TIC Tsh FMS ~ EvE SSsfSSsy' EsRGxRY Navy
ss Ss
Door open At haEpsss performance to commence att
NIBLO'S SALOON.
Mr. DEMPsTER twho is about 10 return e Europsl has
Ss.S ss ;.: s
%S;:
::Is ssHs E; sSs .y
i.9-THE MAY QUEEN song IN three DaT'-pOsuy BY
F F.;s I Ii1Nss sf2S ssEy.Ev..
Part III-Reurn Of Spring.
song represent. The gradual decay Of ysun. and
Tickets 'ocen,-tO be had at the Music Stores and at
Doors open commence before o'clock fstoo
OPOLD DE MEYER
REGs to tina. he will give G.sH G0sSEry
viii
MADAME OTTO AND MIR. BRoUoH.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER
viii perform selections from the Puritan Semamis, Lucia
%. M
%
two s ii1G f'Ea him and
Ticket. One Dollar principl Maso Stores,
and :, The door ns evening Of the GoaseI
D1o H"sn nd &C
HERR W BOUCHER
opsm and his friends and the lovers Of art generally that
ONLY BENEFIT CONCERT.
will q, s:,ps .ss :, The E AsS,o 1 ss'eoa on
@ zhia 3};.;Sis IN ssnss,rs~ .s BY
FAA0lf Mr. t Hs % ;Isa fia0x.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
GENERAL Furnishing Establishments and Sole Agency
~ for the sale Of
VOTGTL-aENDERS APPARATUS
genuine yoigaender Apparatus the best Plates
Chemicals Polishing Materials and Morocco Cases, &c
may be procured at the subscriber Wholesale and retail by
addressing (post paid) TO
WE LANGENHEIM, Exchange Philadelphia
Or, LANGENHEIM BECKERS, 2Oi Broadway. ~ "
10 The following gent,smen have agreed Agents
for the sale Of the genuine Vogtlaender Apparatus:
Messrs Litch Whipple Boston, Mass.
Mr. James l.. Lvon, Richmond, Va.
Mr. s. Broadbent, Columbia, s. &.
Mr. James Perry. Charleston, 8. C.
Mr.. Noessel, New ORLEANS.
Messn. johnson 4 Jacobs, New Orleans.
-. w. < +. LANGENHEIM,
Jlo lmse Exchange Philadelphia.
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GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES ON
FOREIGN ROCKS

% per, cent IN Brussels and German Edit ons
Is d, Paris do.
g. BERTEAU, SIS Broadway, intendingt to discontinue
the Book Business will sell from The time until
ehe 18th Of April the above mentioned reduction
prices OF his catalogue all stock of French Italian
nn snd German Books, Greek and Latin Classics, &c
4 I'D NV
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TURNER FISHER, "a Oh than street have tins dav
opened their unequalled assortment Of Valentines and
Valentine y ers For spendor variety and chsspness
call and Valentines made order original fur
nished Orders from the Country attended promptly
jT lmsrc
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~ inform their friends and the public that they pre-
pared play at balls and parties the Cotons
btzky, &c.
Danu cons.sts ~ ITO" nWo 70 tWentynvo
shortest noes without attended with Piano
Harp and Piano Forte, on reasonable terms Inquire No
1S7 Elm il lm<m
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IND BEST INSTRUCTION =
WRITING.
academy iss B5esd.sgy, opposite John street.

DhiSlOW
Superior and Elegant Commercial System of WRITING.
WILL continue to taught during his stay in New York
w to Ladies and Gentlemen Of Day or Eve
ming, in Twelve Lessons for the small charge Of
OSLy FIVE DOLLARS!
Mn BRBrow, Finishing Writing Master promises an gu IA
RANrEEs to ALL, old or young to
ExrEDTIous and rAsHoNABLE style OF Penmanship
how BAD, o cRAMPED may he the writing,
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS FOR IS 90 ONLY.
.s.Boox KEEPING and SHORT HAND taught thoroughly
NB.-Prvate lessons given Families and Schools attend
ed j2l 3tawim.rc
NEW BRANCH OF SCOTCH MANUFACTURE
sNHE BREADALBANE BUTTON, Invented and made
y Andrew Smith, Of MauchlIne Ayrshire, Scotland,
late Majesty and by command Of Scotch Wo,k the
Queen The Inventor Button with confidence
the qualities which baton ought to possess IL Is lighter
than other button Is the tearing Of
durability and the various shades and bsay Of the
as well as all other kinds OF fancy and Sold by the
principal small vaSehcuses Scotland aud by Of the
facturer.
N.B.-None but ANDREW smrrHs genuine.
j3i fe3 fe6 fe94.rc
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ND OPERATIVE SURGEON, attends to Diseases Of
"A the Eye and to all mperfections Of Vision, from
o'clock At HIS residence 2 Broadway, OF Warren
Ophthams stoppgs Of the Tear Passage, Cataract aad
Opacitiss, frctualiy removed.
AMAUROSls treated with great attention and success
Inveerste cases Of STRABISMUS Squirting cured in
afew minutes
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted that scarcely be dtn-
gushed from the natural
Once and resdercs as Broadway ~ Warren
rs Iwis&itW+r
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BIGELOW'S NORTHERN EXPRESS.
LOB Fitchburg, Keene Greenfield, Bratleboro Windsor
Woodstock Montpelier and Burlington VT ard the Ca
nadas All Packages Parcels and business any above
Of the portion Of New Hampshire
and We mont, will be faithfully attended il directed to the
Of l.. BIGELOW, II Elm street Boston,
NB-Be sure TO mark Packages to Of "Bgelows Ex
j21rc
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OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, PARK, Jan. 1, 1886 (
DUBLC NOTICE - hereby given that additon of one
per will be made ali taxes remaining unpa,d on The
tie 18th day Of February and per the 18th day Of
March The receiver would taxpayers mpor
Ia &c o. mssnE a. early payment possible avoid the
III centage being added Hours receiving from
JOHN STEWART
20 tl5Fsb Rere;ver n 49,.
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GEORGE CLINCH

Upper Bulls Head, ID avenue, New York.
B-The title Is beyond dispute, and halt Of the
chase money remain mortgage 10
be paid the day OF SALE and the
| NEXT.
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

II ATCHDlOHsn new invented Wigs and Scaps perfect
- ~ resemble the natural hair 10 defy DIRECTION is
scarcely matter of losing head
hair when perfectly adapted the
and style OF and without any Of the vexatous
az VIM BATCHELOkS, Wall street, Bro dwsy.
Removed from 1865 Broadway. IA Im.r
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srEAMERs.
On aScount Of the III health Of Mr. Westcott who
has the floor upon this question: the consideration Of the
bill providing for ten steamers passed aside
And, motion Of Mr. SpEIoHr, whe repre- sented that
large calendar Of business remained Enacted upon the
Senate went into executive session.
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ysn PRUNING CRAZE VINES-Now the proper
tims 70 trim Grape vnes-Perso1s wanting their Vine.
I'll done by the experienced hand the city, will
please leave the address for AMES Thorburn
Seed Store John street, which will be ediatey attended
to, his dwelling 22d and Broadway All
kinds of Grape Vines, Ornamental Trees and Gardening
work done the moderate terms Il Ct il eods
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NOAL-l am delivering from my yard corner Of King and
Greenwich streets the resi- Peach Orchard Red Ash at
these low for cash only Egg and Broken large
Nut and Stove, mixed, IS So Buyers positively depend
on having theft Coal delivered at these prices
j3l 2mcodsr PcTER CLINTON.
IN THE PRESS, TO BE PUBLISHED at the Beacon,
= ONCE this mon,h, BIZ g VALE No Franklin Square,
rJ PERIODICAL Consisting Of original articles and the reprint
works Among other articles the first number will
tain Vales Astronomical Gard, and celebrated Thre
learned work Of the 18th century ,ranared
For sale also, votaire's Dictionary, volneys Ruins,
with likeness good edition The works Of Thomas Paine
WeekIy beacon &c jai4 im@od re
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1 LOZENGEs-A pleasant. safe, and efectual remedy
for all diseases Of the urinary ard genital gonohra
seminal weakness nc Pnce m warranted cure il
few days For sale at Messr Fahaestock Co.. 20 JOIN
street. and II Ninth Avenue, and by Druggists generally
jalT lm+r
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NEEDLES
JAMES SMITH & SONS well known and highly esteem-
ed Drilled Eyed Needles warranted equal quality
imported into United States and sod Wholesale only,
by JAMES WALTON,
No tax Market street, Philadelpha.
BeWa Of( OuuteY fpit ta1 luSr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-06
The Fate Of the Constitution.

One week more will probably bring us
The result, of the late election on the Con.
-,i,u,ion. From presen, appearances---
from The fact that in all the counties yet
heard from, the vote in its favor has been
greatly reduced we infer that it is defeat
ed by very handsome majority. We
shall reserve what particular remarks VIC
have to make on the subject until We
learn the true result.
Ths-Des Moines- county. where
the appliances in favor Of the Constitution
were pu. forth with an unsparing hand.
the Constitution is defeated by vote Of
abou, one hundred and fifty.
In Henry county it will be seen that
abou. 400 majority Of The votes were
| agains. il.
Little Louisa. 275 against il.
Musca,ine. 100 agains, it.
In Van Buren,, here the friends Of the
Constitution counted confidently on a
majority of 300 in its favor, from the
number of votes counted when our in.
forman, left. i, was thought ,ha, the result.
would show small majority against the
Constitution.
In Jefferson they counted on a MAORI.
,y of 200 for the Constitution, there will
no. be majority Of 100.
In Lee county, where The friends of the
Constitution though, they would have a
majority Of 600. we are informed lha, Nj
Johnson. the U. s. District Attorney
writes to his friends here that the majority
there is little rising 400. From wha
we have learned from others, we think
tina, this majority is correct.
II the north has gone against The Con
situ,ion with the same majority as here
tofore, that instrument will receive
condemnation so significant and SO por
,entons as 10 show demagognes how
utterly futile ii is for Them to undertake tt
run counter to the interests Of the peopl,
by endeavoring 10 cram down their throat,
and make them "swallOw' an instrumen
which was SO odious and anti republican
to them as this thrice condemned Consti
tuition.
Since the above was in type we lear
verbally by the War Eagle, that SEQ,
county gave &c and Clinton 81 majori,,
for the Constitution.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-06
The Result.

We regret that all the returns are not in
from the various Townships in this coun-
ty so as to enable us to give the official
result Of the election in this weeks paper.
We, however. know enough to state who
are elected.
DR. Fullenwider has beaten Dr. Lo,ce
abou, 80 or 40 votes.
Holland, Palmer. Wright and Ripley,
are elected TO the House of Representa-.
tives.
Carpenters majority over letters is a
little rising 100, for Sheriff.
StuN for Judge of Probate, has ma
jority over Hhite of upwards of 100.
Remey, for Recorder. has beaten Hen.
~ Moore little more than 800.
Dolbee for Clerk, leads Jackson near
so votes.
Bhckhahn has been re elected Treasur-
er and Collector by majority of near
900, over Peter Moore.
wallace, for Assessor, it is thought,
has small majority over Gordon.
NJ. Robinson is reelected Commits
sioner over Delashmun by about 100.
Beyls for Coroner. has a small majority
over Albright.
Jennings for Inspector Of Weights and
Measures, had no opposition.
The Constitution is beaten oy abou,
$50 majority against it.