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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09
J. Fl. CAKTKIGIIT, Re
JESSE BROOKsHIRE, Mayor

ordnance NO. Is.
AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE TRANsPoR-
TATION OF GOODS OR PERSONS WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF THE CORPORATION.
Sec. /. Be 1t ordained By tie Toscn Council Of
the 7o,rn Agency city THAT any person per-
of the Town another shall be governed by the fol-
lowing regulations They shall petition the council
in writing setting what they expect to transport
and the kind Of vehicle to be ed by them, the
Der of the same and the number Of Horses Mules Ok
en- to each vehicle and by least five
respectable citizens residing in the corporation set
tingfortli the person or persons named in the Pc
tton to be of good moral character and safe for per-
Each petition shall be accompanied with the sum of
s. for year at the ratio far six months and
IL after due consideration of the petition by the
ell, they shall deem the petitioner petitioners
thy, they shall grant said petitioner petitioners
license for the term OF not less than six months from
the date ofsad license, to run and vehicle
either for the transporting goods passengers with
in the limits of the corporation and the person or
persons thus transporting goods passengers from
part OF the Town to another shall not be allowed
a greater sum than twenty-five cents for each one
thousand pounds transported, and for each
person and fifty pounds of Baggage shall not be al
lowed to charge more than ten cents any where with
in the limits of the corr oration and for ca ch addition
fifty pounds of Bagga, shall be allowed ten cents
Sec, I'd. Any person transporting goods passen-
gers within the limits of the corporation without first
complying with Section LIST. Of this ordinance and
obtaining a License to do and numbering the
censes, shall he deemed guilty of misdemeanor,
and upon conviction shall forfeit and pay "A fine of
not less than one Dollar, than Twenty Dol
lars together with costs of in default
Of payment Of sa i'd fine and costs shall be committed
to the county Jail not less than ten more than
Twenty days.
Passed in Council, May oath, 1859.
J. ii. CARTWRIGHT Recorder,
RDnnECHIDE
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CHICAGO LEATHER S'COtsE.-

d -
I'm the room formerly occupied by c. G. Packard.
opposite the Carroll House. Ottnmwa, Iowa where
may be found full assortment of Oak and Hemock
Sole Leather Harness Leather Oak and fIemock Kip
Skins, Oil Dressed Kip, and general assortment OF
SHOE TRIMMINGS,
which will sell at the lowest figures.
lave also a large assortment Of Ciaths, Flannels
and Blankets together with Cash, which will trade
for
wy 0DAD@
Those having the article will do well to call before
trRdng elsewhere, as am determined to pay the
highest price going. d. NJ. CHAPLIN, Ag't.
~ \. B.-Cash paid for Hides. II
June 9th, 1S59-nl3-2m. . ...' -
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DEAD SHOT FOR BED
RUGS

All good House keepers viii he glad to hear Of an
article that ,ciH k.H Bed Bugs that they will stay
killed. The DEAD SHOT does this entire and com
plee: being gummy extract il does not evaporate,
but retains its destructive efficacy long time, thus
becoming trap ready set for those noxious torment
ors of our nightly rest. Try and sleep an peace.
SLEEPER,S FLY PAPER.
Who will be annoyed with swarms Of Hies during the
summer, when at trifing expense the house may be
kept clear Of these pests the whole season. The FL
KILLER sweeps OFF the Huisances In myriads. Com
mence early and you will be rid Of them entirely,
gX-sOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Orders sent 10
BOLLES, SMITH Co., Chicago, (agents for the West
ern States) will receive prompt attention.
Sold by ]. L. TAYLOR, Ottumwa
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Ordinance no. 9.
AN ORDINANCE TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING.

BE IL Ordained Jy the Toacn CoancH Of the To,cn
of agency city THAT any person or persons who
shall either own, hire or lease house or other build
ing, and allow Gambling or games OF chance to be
played with either cards. dice other device, where
money any other is placed at hazard
shall he deemed guilty Of a misdemeanor and upon
conviction shall forfeit and pay fine of not less than
Ten than Twerty Dollars for the first offence
and for each subsequent offence shall be fined
not less than Twenty Dollars nor more than Forty
dollars together with costs Of prosecution. Passed in
Council May 24th 1882
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SLEEPER,S FLY PAPER.
CALL AND SETTLE.

a CHANGE in our firm renders settlement
IA with our customers necessary, and hereby re-
quest all persons having business with u.s.
previous to this date, to call at the Lower Mill and
settle. MILBURN co.
Ottumwa, April Goth, 1s5s-ns-l1-tf
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II. <. NJ. II, Il, n. NOTICE

yHlH'' ANNUAL MEETING Of the Burlington and
* Missouri River Railroad Company will he held
at the office Of the Company, in Burlington, Iowa on
Wednesday the 22h day Of June at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
for the election Of Directors and the transaction Of
such other business as may come before them. Per
order. j. y. DENISON, Sec'y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-06-09

ELIG1OuS NOTICE...The First Baptist
q Church will hold reli gious worship at the Court
House every Sunday morning at eleven O'clock
G.. II. WORCESTER, Pastor
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G. II. WORCESTER, Pastor
DCEuRES.-JosFpH BARKER, the celebrated
aIinfdel lecturer win address the people of Ottum-
wa at the Court House. on the evenings of June 49,
IA and -, perhaps longer.
DELICIOUS NOTICE. The Rev. Henry
"a Clay Dean, win preach on next Sabbath, at the
Methodist Church in Ottumwa at u after O'clock A
M, tsuhJec The Evidences Of Christ ianity, and the
Divinity of the christian Religion.
PS. Alse will preach in the afternoon fsams day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08
Railways IN France,

The Cb~astu6onnel publishes a long article on
The works Of general utility which the peac, will
enable France to undertaken and among the rest
specifics tho new railway lines now In progress and
In contemplation. It Adver with satisfaction to
tho rapidity with which such works have been
executed In France, af'er an undue delay at first
and points to the fact that the extent Of railway
communication In the country is now greater
than In Great Britain. It says:-
France, under the influence Of the Imperial Gov
crnment has been abe TO repair the time lost at hrt
In discus sons 10 the mode Of execution, and sub
sequenty In political revolutions. We now possem
eight thousand seven hundred Kilometres Of rail way
uhe kiometre is fye-sghths Of . mlle,) which have
cost nearly 4tO0 0O0 OOOE-of which, 200. 900 tOO
were raised by companies, and 76O 0Oo Oo0f. by the
State. But We have still TOO kilometres 30 cn-
struct, ard nearly SO0o.OO0,0Jf. 20 disburse for
them. Such Is the object We have b attain during
the new epoch Of peace which s now commencing
Aud when we shall have accomplished that Object
France Will have q greater length Of railway than
any other country In the world, as she will have
10 800 Kilometres, whilst the United King iom OF
Great Britain will only have 10 900: But the same
will not be the case with regard 70 the population
the superficial extent Of territory Thus when the
great networks cha 10 executed France will only
have 45O kilometres for every million Of the populs.
ton, whilst In Scotland the proportion will be 9io
kicinetres, In England ses ard IN R-g,um As2
There Is thei eore nothing rash In the projects which
we are now endeavoring TO carry out.
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PsIliuG Places n Bsssklyn.

ylRsr WAND.
"a Il D;ss SssoR %sn;. 81 :il. streets
Ii m! S::s ss.s.r Of ps.
lt District Hook and Ladder Co. l. Henry cor Gran
ID District Colts, No. lSa Atlantic street.
lat pi.tris,-rol, fSS:Ts 10. s.sd. ssss: Z:
ssa . P.. Ads1 so4 Moashby ;sFHf
lst Di,trict-Tsber, corner o. Gold and Front .t.
2d Dstret-webers Prospect street, corner Of iiud-
"a District-Baster'., Hillary, cor Gold street.
I'd District-So. - Columbia street
% District Engine House ib, Van Brunt street
let District-Enginc House 10, Kent nv.
2d District-Norton's, Classon sv, near Van Buren,
street.
1st District-3d ave, cor, 18th It,
J., j. ,r. B;t5s' Rs,5 Rss5 So'trand ave.
Sd dDistrict-Gress'., Myrtle ave, near walworth st.
- TENTH ~ARD.
"a s% ~ 1si %sssi!s .ss @ ,..,
Irt District myrtle Avenue, corner pufield street
dpi.tr,ct gs.ey's, Portland near N yrt!e avenue.
Sd District-fulton avenue, corner Oxford street.
J.. ivsa ivsiH brant S Between fremont and
I'd District Hicks street, near Hamilton
avenue.
l.t District-No. "a south seventh yi street.
2d Distrct-Odeop bth street, South 4th street
FoIRTEEsTH WARD.
lat Distriot-No. ~ North 9th At.
% District-Engine No. 10 North ID, cor. eth Ut.
I'd District-No lV4 Grand 81.
FfrrHENr WARD. =
/ lat District-No. 2ss Grand st., near 10th
I'd D.trict-No. 434 Grand ST., near Even At,
SIXTEENTH WARD.
LIST District-No ISL south eth st.
I'd Dirtrict-No. 81 Meserole st.
| Sd District-Grahan Ave cor. Marshall at
sryKNTEENTn wARD.
1t Distrlct-Franklin, near India At.
I'd Dftrict-Eskford, cor. Colyer 1t.
L6IIruaTH wARp.
Let DistTiet-C -Conselyeas, Bush wick Cross Roads.
sINTrEFNrH WARD.
LIST Dlstrct--Engine No. l3, Clymer st.
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The Mexican Treaty.
'yor AIM ks,n York 2tin-


A few days ago, we were 10 full expestation Of
bringing our Mexican Affairs 10 satisfactory conclu-
sion but, 10 our great astonshment, Il has fallen
through for very simple cause, on tho part OF tho
would be deIosA sAtory 10 tue Mexican nation, aud
dshonorable TO the L. B. Government. As far -
have learned, oil the particular points were agreed
upon, with the exception OF one, which was
that the Mexican Government should give 10
the 4. 8. perpetual grant to open Transit
routes through the Mexican territory u carry mails.
pssst ngeis, tp ops, munitions OF war 10 and from
the Pacific coast free OF transit dutier, for which the
7; Government en- agreed g pay r. $4,000, two o.
zens their claims, when adjusted by commission 30
be jointly sppointsd any balance that may DO found
due over the two millions OF dollars, ~ be assumed
by the Mexican government, 10 be paid by bonds,
&C. All this was we'll, but the U. 8. Govsrnmcut In
addition 10 this required 10 have the right 10 march
It's troops into the Mexican territory NJ aoy time II
may deem proper, TO protect the routes, without
consulting the Mexican Government, II neces-
say, or not. This Mexico will not agree TO-, as
Il would deprive her of all right 10 her natl JnAlty,
and place her In defencoltss state, and would only
be shadow Of Government, without the msAni
point the conclusion o, the Treaty aod, II thlI
Is the ult mAtum Of the Y. 3, Government, which
as we aln by the last steamer, President JUkRrz ab
soutly declines, he is In the right aad our Govern
ment In the wIops, 70 place such an obstac!
q There Is but one left and that hes been sue
,sted to President JuARzz, by . friend O. Nsxioe
and thas u, that the two governments shall unite
protesting the routes, aud the one nearest 10 y 70 q
govern nnents has troops at hand they shall unite
| put down the dlsturbanee, &c. At al times ono
the government forcss TO be on hand e. act durin
Mexico can sssist, In honor to herssE aud her n
l tion. II the United States does not accept II, she
| to BLANC, and her citizens t. suffer.
Yours truly TAa BUoEEr.
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FIN A N CT A l.. DO
NEW YORK Monday, rsos, 3

NEW YORK Monday, No., ].
The dispute bet seen the Corn ExehAnge Bank s.A
wilcox q Co, In the mstter Of . forged check Tor
sl,soe, psid by the Bank about nfteen days sines,
has been sstted by allowing the nrm 10 draw agsln
tho balance TO their credit previous so the fsvsu.-
The BoArd Of Directors of tho Eis rosd have dsesr
mined to owe floating debt exceeding tie saount
Of three mouths supplies of the rad that ~
$iH0.0(0 Of Fourth Mortgage bonds, placed -
collateral security for the advance Of $4,000 anA
interest," shall, when redeemed DO cancelled, unlsD
applied In payment for other mortgage bonAs sadi
that ne mortgage shall DO created In ercess of ths
present mortgage debt Of the Company The -
nual ting Of the stockholdersof Of the New York
Central Railroad Co., viii bs held December IA, -
Albsny.-A new bank went into operation st Niagsrs
Falls, on Tuesday sst, undsr the name Of y Hollis,
White q Co.'S R~nk.-Tho Globe Steam Mills, q
Ns~turypot, has declared seni-annual div q 3
per oont.-In the Superior Court, at New Haven, O.
Saturday, Judge McCurdy dissolved the i,lunotisa
rsstraining the New Haven County Bank from pso-
ceediDg 70 receive stock, without costs 10 sAss
party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08
AUCTION sAIEs OF sToCxa
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

kospAr, Nov. Tth, 2sa
AsuIs The market A without change, the DE-
mand Is moderate; sales of 80 bbls II % %.
FLouR Nsp MrAI--The demand for Western O.
nal Flour Is fair. Early In the day, the nrmness or
holders restricted business; al the close, fair de-
mand prevailed at former rates, conhaed mainly ID
The sales are il 500 bbls at o. TtaS4 80 for Upsr
fine State 81 s5.st ~ for extra STATE - sosS4 % r
grade; 50 4aaS5 o. for shippisg brands Of roand
10 p extra Ohio; - T0AS6 10 for trade brands do,
So iOsSI 10 for extra Genssee aud st. Louis brands
20 lOas6 %, Southern Fouris heavy, the demand
very limited and tie supply fair; raes OF 700 bol. E.
So 4ossb 70 for superfbe Baltimore, &C., and 70 10
Rye Hour M is steady, the demand is moderate s.ss
Of 24O bbls at S3 90 to - 10 Cnn NAL Is sts:dy;
sales Of jersey az 81 oo and B5rneySins Ys
WnIsKEr.-The market Is hrm, the demand fsar
/ sslts Of 400 bbis. AZ gIc.
GHAIN-Ths wheat market Is irreguiAI, sna
1Suiry the sales are 81 oos bush at 81 10 for Chez
Sr Csnaia club; ~ 3Sssl s9 for Canada Whlts !;
81 8TAsl 40 for White Indiana; 81 80 Tor Red do.v
and 81 4HaS1 % for white Michigan and Kentucky-
..iss Of Coo bush State Il ssc. for ordinay, snd
soc for goodv oats ae irmer and In demand q an
q iic for state, snd ~ = Az .. for Canadian
Rye Is lower, and Is limited In demand, sales 700
bush at So sic. Corn closes lower and 70 q'list
at the close tho inquiry IL msiny for local trads
the East sales ~ 900 bush. q $50. for round Yolo>
and southern and Jersey Yele~, Mixsd " soAroe. .
PsoyIsIoss-Ths demand FOR Pork u modsrsess
and tho msrhet u lower sales Of 1sI0 sbls e ~ y
ss 20 for Moss, slb v for THIN Moss snd sie - -
bbls Nas for january and February dshysry, on
prys.s tsrms, and 500 bbls Prime Mess '0r 'sn'As'
Il Sib %.
Beef Il heavy, and IL freely offered; tho s.les a,s
700 bnas. = III Tor old Pips; - 70 for new "a; -
| 40 M for nsw Iepscked Mes, and III Ms %SsS %sSsS
% na.ns astr's more fresy for the tzsds; -
$500 boxes Camberisnd Cui, for ysns.zy sna fsos
i S 40 D. Dres.xd Hogs arc losu!i sAAss
aW ~ "a a. iard l. ssss6y; the dsaaand y ahS
sslss q no bbis, Il isNsio'sc' - -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08
The Chinese Policy Of the United ssa


The Chinese Policy Of the United Ssaies.
n. oo,rs. nu,suad h,, IN. ITn;,aJ S,at.. oov-
~
eminent In China, in refusing to participate In
. o,.,r., 1, which n had M i,,.rest vvb.tsvar
iN", :" ~ N NV s
between England and the latter country, Is sttl'
m.ao IN. .ub;ec, of pnf,vorable comment nv a
""'' ~" ~ ,N,
portion OF the Engish press. Inc cordiai recop-
tio, which our mirister has been ths recipisnt
W"
q At Pekin, and the entire success OF the
Am.r;can mission wbjIe tho Fnolish havs
e ' w
suffered defeat at the mouth OF the Poiho,
=. ,,,...,,, x.,l.a ,o aao,ro f,vorahIo tor,
anu utteny 'ahoo W 0oeuo 'a'oiso'o 'o'"''
for themselves at Ithe hands Of the Chinese
a.. .r,., - .o,u,., a..
uoVerhhieht mas nad tne enecto soufing 'he
temper Of our transatlantic cousins and they en-
s...,o. 81 H.. o,,.- .t.,. 49,, L,.5.u,. 49,,
oea'or W B'oso o'oi tnot OWN piunuofinB hhAh
sgement, by endeay oring to make II appear that
our m,n;s, ar had tsk.n rnJ.rbs.d ,.asu,os and
Jul munster hAu 'AAeh uhuoih measures anu
submitted to degrading exactions In order Ia
.c,,,jre our nrese,t nositiop and stsndjno -,,b
'Ui"io '1' p'0''". u WV"
the Government OF China. Ine London Star,
bovever. takes different view of the matter
-. -, -.-,
from the most ofits Eoglsh cotemporaries, ana
In Its Issue Of the 22d Of October, says;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08

A cuhyous modal Of monster wHltO -
been exhibited on the bVulsv srds Of Pnris. ~
omnibus will accommodate 45 paasssesrA Ths
upper part ietressnts chaG a-beuc, With, twe
longitudinal benches with Q tscA eS1ss10a ~
both. There h likewise . third tuASk oue0B4
tho coaehman. Thsse bsnches wfA &c O0nEsaBes
70 persons, protected from rain srd .eun n 3
screen, which nay be raissd o. ~ 6~nk -
sure. I.Ta btlE :. ss4rh ID ,
Hos. Luruss G. CAxraR, n. c. 80, q
Flushing, L. D., bas published lsuw o00u0 ~
his constN Nssnts, In which hs pr~srH1e hspvsDkV
on political subieets-tshing q msdiuu asOV1l
on most qusstious--pysfAced thus-T ~ to,SHo'
councils Of tho patton, ftss from party trhwu,sav
and rarty dieation; no moro party, o. ssctioasa
lines Of prejufice wers drawn or me at Nv
nomination; no pledges wsrs required from mss
mono kavs been made BY No."
TIT. Rev. Jonr ". Mo~nsr, member u sis
p,esbytery Of Central Mississippi, shot and kin-
ed DR.. Wnsos, % SaesexisI No, On ths 1st
met. DR.. WILSON was IN Old ssstlse u thsk
place, and had Q wife sud several cb,Argn, o.
son grown, and . dsuelter married. he -
for some time been making unhvfsf aAvDcss
TO bosELKl's sister, Who y ths methse ofsiB
children. Ife wrote her . letter Of eight paGss,
proposing an elopcmcnt aad marriage md ssaS
Il by bis daughter io-isw, who haatsd q -
Mosf ksr's mother. She showed Il TO hse 80,
who thsrsupon took WrIsoN's life. kosuLsT
was Immediately tried and acquitted BY tho eivi1
autht rites.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
'ERIle- CASH m ADVANCE

two words,, one ~, - ssn1s, two days, Tb esnis
thyse days, n 90; ex days u 70. ~ inserted hrT
side, 30 cents escf Day
Monthly embellishments Of fsur - fnmx1u1 q the.
convenience Of the once, " fok sfel2 0A1p1lne
Advertisements received until foSc0xR. - -
establishment is entirely closed On oun1nvs, i 9Es
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08

A FEW days since Conductor FULLER, on one
Of the New Haven Railroads, asked . young
lady for her ticket. He received no response, and
touching her, gently, still procured none. Sue
appeared to be transfxsd to her seat, ana ~ :
state Of absolute trance. Arriving at New ma
ven shs was placed In charge Of parties tns'1,
and ct the expiration Of three days was stu In
that strpngs condition,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08
ONWARD! STILL ONWARD-SUCH IS
" the ease with Briest Co.'S Original aud only
Genuine article made under tbs name Of
COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE,

COLUMBIAN HAIR DYE,
which IL sold at the very low price Of FIFTY CENTS
Ihi. dye still increases IN pgolie Ayor daily and for
dased BY the Present propretor It's sales have far out
rfs0ii the original and celebrated Petuer and Hair
Due Many glactvrey, {from whom We derive our name,
Hair be u,dsr lie nass @ ~ - Cstsn5am, although
several have since adopted the yet s for the
sneth Of time, We doubt his sales reach
plain 70 every Intelligent reader, wh9 u,e dyes that
Tue pNor ~ tbey n,stenS tb.i tbsr artieIs
wii color your hair RowN you ind sftsr trial
that you either get dirtY, muddy. looking pl ACK,
Of 20 color Il all The reason p,in, one hall manu- n
facture 10 ssn not 10 n and they at once Hood the
markst until last resort the Dugsists are forced
TO sail II at what u costs them, aud Mt times less, 90
that u may not remain too long OH their hands We
90 not mean 70 say that all made 10 this manner,
far em It. yet you will hnd II In the majority OF
HaG Dye and liLs prspsrstions We ore veil per.aa
ded not only pA our own experiences, but from many
Sho have sssl yttS perfect saooss. that BErTEH
according TO direetions will a. far AZ any doilA
pTePestion " the market There IL nothing In II tina
To 3 "a 4 2spst- ssithss sao,s
aud By DrpssbA, ssnsrally. 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08
MRS. G. BoIREAg,
brookiyu<

QeeS the Fulton fss1y.)
Stitching BY Wheeler D Wilscn's Machine,
6hlrtA Collars DosomA WristheBAa, and Shop n
@.n fo%SSr ffi9Ss, a,!sfIz hzfSs A.: /" sA'
epesii attention given % LAdlsS Dresss and sther
earmeuts Family sewing Of svsry description prompt
" done In the most splendid manner. very moder-
ate terma Ladiss arc invited 20 cali
BY means Of the Patent Hemmsr, the finest hens
~ eleesntly turned and stitcbeA upon Napkins Hand
kerchiefn Garments, and see<a a svsu spsuisaL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-08
GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT PAINE's WRITING ACADEMY, 81
n Bevesy, or Ses reiiou q, Brcokiyp. a.dcnts re
cetys mouth ~ leesons instructios In Writing end
srithmes. cf boek keepine. lsssas unlimited, no
Lsdiss writing i-.soa>, ss-fe iesseus ncys u pc,
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c1,wRITING CLAssES-MR. PAINE, 81
Dl, Bovsry, y. r., sss Fulton 4, Brootlyn, siyes
bookksepInE. Lessons uniimlted for 80. .LAdies'
private vrns claases, q log u lsssopa oil abea1lT
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TONES. ORIGINAL ITALIAN CHEMICAL
SOAP FOR ERUPTTONs, sUNBURN, FRBCK
LIS, M0RPuEw and ali dise.se. di:loc.tlons, dIso-
ery.pelas sslt rheum, 10 Only % cent?, Il so and
sss Rro:dssy; M ~ Bossgy HAYES BreS6lypi / slse,
PRICE RkDuCzD TO Il CnhTs BgrrLE
T.EAkI RooFs CURED FOR ONE CENT
~ par foot cloth roof. over shinsls roof, cents
Eery's patent India rubber paint; great Inducements
70 the trade, agents wanted everyvhere; principal OF
zee, W Grand st branch cmos, 1ns BoNery. J. Il
DOUGHTY, Agent oao S<A6'lB
r.EAKY ROOFS CURED-ONE CENT PER
~ foot, and warranted for 8 yesrs, at the mp town
Agency Of Ellery'a q. Patent India Rubber Paint w.
=; j. MERRY, Agents. Il 0rssavleh aye, corner
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CMOKEY CHnINRYS, WITH OBJECTIVE
- drssshl mads e draw Without .oks by klnLS NIL
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PILLS OF n AND UPwARDO-ON
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SECOND BOARD.
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.

This table Is derived BY oompsrisoo Il Ne Fra
Board sales each day
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nuS AND PAINT-BOILED PAINT OIL
., r s.nr s,s..; nSSs ~ = E ss1 SSSs S al l
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EURS-FURS-FURS-
IGPOkrANr TO LADTHDi
rurs ers pov offered In country trsls q %. -
Fulton ,.SR s..,r. 4 rs fCloyins Low pSo:s,o N
DO. DO. victorIns, muh and sufA 8 %
Water Mink, hak eape mun and cufis 10 90
French Sable, half CAPE, imua I ana % cum is
DO do. Victorines, muffs and Gun 20
Real Mink yctoripes, from - 70 u %
DO, DO. Mum, from - to 400
Also an assortment Of all other furs % Der cont
lower than any other house In tho tNds Don't forget
tbs nuuber-1se Fulton It, Brooklyn. up sair