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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

DAvENroRr, 9th Bee 1853.
GENrLEMEN:-I am honored by you letter
of this date, inviting me to receive the res
poets Of the members Of the Bar Of Scott
County, and to partake of q complimentary
supper to be given by them on the evening
Of Januury Sd, at the Burtis House On the
occasion Of my retiring from the office Of
District Judge. For this unexpected and
unlocked for mark Of your appreciation and
esteem, you and all those who have united
with you in the request. will please accept
my sincere thanks know Of nothing that
will prevent me from being present on the
occasion mentioned by you, and Of comply
ing with your wishes in that particular.
Very respectfully and truly yours, Ac.,
A. ii. BENNETT
To JAMES GRANT. GEO. 8. c. Dow, Dan L.
SHoREY and Gro. p. WMlTCoMP, Esos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

Cross s<amined-My husband said he
didn't know who licked Arp; my husband
sat On the bed flw minutes; there was q
noise out doors willie he was sitting there |;
one man fell; saw no blow mo club my
husband was not mad.
Jacob Ahlf scorn-Know Theison there
was n0ise made at The!sons houee on 22d,
saw Eo fight. saw man fall down: don't
know who they we're, not acquainted with
them; when one fell the rest went away,
two went quick to the east; neither Of them
iwas Paul Theison don't know who the
men were.
Gross oramined.-It was about half past
ten o'clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

vVNHH Banking House NJ MAcKLor 4 ConBn
L will not be open FOR business sn Satu day the
18th inst, and on Saturday Jan. l, 1859.
Dec2l-tjanl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
FREDERICK SCRAAG,

TsIvIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ INTENDENT. Also Teacher Of Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
Once at Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner Sd and Perry. Jy21dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
w. q. COLE, NJ. ID,

". @. COLE, NJ. ID.
nHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND OCULIST. RESI-.
II dence Le Claire House, office Franklin Block
room No. upstairs
Al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

lLATE NF7F

Psinsiss c1nes D1sese&b1 NJ u1&s
DEraor, Dec. ALA A. es0pfsea
this morning in tic buiidin3 49, fo&
Daily Tribune, comPlstsoy slBc3~
bailding and its ccntentk L. hh60t
900. The pt tLlication Of the pal1e - =
- suspended 4FFr 71j
NEw ORLsk kxs. p&G Sl.-ssPsivats (av1
confirm TrivAtsiy tA4tS0O Am6sisasS a11
Cuba, ready 20 aid abe srevolutiosl1os
Of thefa havS eone sith regular pe1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

DAvEsPoRr, n. Dec. 1858.
'HoM A. BExSErr. Davenport, Iowa
DzAR SIN The members .ef the Scott
County bar. prepare TO pay their respects
TO you. on your retiring from the Office Of
District Judge. by > complimentary supper
ct The Rurtis House on the evening of Jan.
Sd, 1859.
We shall be happy TO meet you on that
occasion.
Your obedient ssrvents, ,-~-----..-----..
JAMS GRANT, Gro. 9. G. Dow,
DAN /. SH0RxY, GEO. Z. WHIToOMB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
L w. II. HAkER. M. d.

DHYsICIAN AND N.-orFICE-PoST
Il OFFICE BLOCK; House-Nor,A side OF Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jan8ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, January 4, 1859.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

local Ana1x.0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
GEO. II. WIIi'TC0Mss,


A TrORNEY AND COUESELIOL AT LAW,
IA. Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont. New York, Pennsyivania
and Ohio
Oaice-NoYth-W " est corner of ksh and Second
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug IL I'll
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

New SaDOOn. ~ fa
VvUB snhseSibess hsva jnst Stsrtsd Q New Salon
j on Hruat stFeet, betWeea: Main and Harrison,
opposite Ihe Ferry andlng, whore - MI csnstant-
kep hsndts bsss ostio3se e ISqaoss and sesafs
restaurant attsshed - ~ selse0, whsre ean b
obtsined meals - N Aoufs.
W q. 4. uY01,
Do64e proprto10g
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
RrattOn House.

BOOTS AND SHOES
8 10, 900 w q II Il u
BOOTS .AN.D SHOES,
j A s. G.. Il o ID d,
9rAdy street.
ulHTWBRN THIRD AND FOURTH STByEFS,
ID having tesernlnedt close outh his large ana gen.
eral assortment OF Gent Ladies, Boys, Misses ana
Children's
Boots and Shoes,
1t the shortest possible time, will sell them upon
the most EavoHoblo TeSms-Terms that cannot
fail to give sntire atsfaction to every reasoaepie
purchaser.
most respectfully invite call from our Ctev ana
Ceuntry Friends before purchasing.
Davenport, Juls 28, 1858
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
For Sale.

A BDAU1IyUL. well finished, Brick DwGlIioa,
"a Rocms, OslIss, Kischsn and stabas. 4 poSs
lion q ~ parehsss noOy dow, balance - leas
wsuld . t6ksn - . fsis price.
ALSO:
Several yrs1e Beild.ngs, we'll Anishsd and veil
slluase6, - selea oood t0Ss % sxcnas0e sOS nss.
Al0Oy
Several troe01of 1ne lard II various peSts q ~
Oount0, - ~ = rsoeoeahte tese, - 1eag tino.
d.ca 8ASs. a1tEAWAY 3 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.

Yv6E 9. 4. WILL DIVE TDH SECOND Ol
y their srsits OF Soc al u ps 1T the Bartis HeVs
On fhlrsdsy evening n.xt. Tan. 1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

Holiday Pre0C1et6.
r ADIEs' WORK BOxEs AND BAsKETS,
II Od0r Cases,
Bohemisn Vases,
TbFtoke Shell Combs. w
Toilet Glasses,
Watch Stsnds,
Porte Monsles, -
Aeerschaum ptper,
Sent Bottles and vlnalgrettes,
Ledies' Dressing Gases,
Ladies' Gard Case,
Snun Boxes,
Pocket Cutlery,
Ivory Tablets,
Pspier Iache BGxes,
Bronze oeRar Osends,
And many olher ussf1l and oynaneutal ar tcies sp-
prspriate 70 Ne season. OeaOOD,
Do - 1s2 Brady strsst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
BEFORE JUSTICE M'KowN.

Examination OF Paul Thiesen for Murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

"A DISPATCH from Now Osiss.S sv--.-.
I4,ssys Ihs report BY the steamer O
gan, which arrived from 0aiveston 81 ~ ~.
fnst., ehat CoRrKuAs captured HsoWpsvtiiS
on the a1st ulto., afecr i've heun hsai-ts-Assf
ss sshsRs Sv..s EVE !d1 ns r" Ss... an
thsir house q Brownsvnla dsesd NovsRk@ -
p. n, statinzthat Cosrl.As ~ - 70 -
monstration a. yet, and that H. sReaun -
government troops are hourly sxpes]eI" n.
mnhks and others hers think th1 SzOtnDvDO
VIII hold out until rcinforssd. 1',rarI
EDwAnD yncnr, so.m~,y sfSsS Yss
was on Wednesday last found drovrsSS ~
near Middle Pivs-Mils River, bskwesa d.
and Norwak, Connecticut. II n und.rv1ss1
that he had, fos some days pssvisusly, s1kiSiSsS
signs Of extreme penAsi dsprss.lue, q eccsss1 !,
Il v as .upposed, q ths impGssibiiItj - st.isls
forc besn fixing an ics-hosse IN tAs vis6lty e
the pend, and bad cns>Gsd 70 % ssns nPahi.G
to schooner. nom yhAh y = in1szsd SAaa .
had not contemplated sslE dcstructicA Ths Co.
oncr's Jury believed that snsanlty isdsssd -
act. He was not married, but Bng1h64 sistse
and niece were dspsndsnt upon Nh ~ Mp-
Is., ...0.... -.... 80
THE War Department has received nyu A.
2sib, 1859, IA Which Brsvet Majcs Gssssl
1wIGos announces his intention 70 rs1nqsluh
his command Of tho Departant of Tsx3 -
in so doing expresses the gratineatisa thae !
affords him to be able to testify to the xsd ~
cheerfulnoss manifested BY all the bfauchs g
tho service in the performance ~ th<ar <arrsyso-
tive and Arduous daties, and thsir co-oDsratis8
with his orders and wishes during continus11
Gus service Of two years and q haiE To IL
officers and his star hs fees pavticulasly thank-
fui for the eiicisncy and attention sxhlhtsd ~
them In the service Of their respective duttaS
which, while they have greatly contributed -
tighten tho labor and responsibility q cfics, Al
10 the regret ho feels on taking lssvs ef the D.
partmeut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

Some time during tho month Of February
last, Messrs. SIrrrARp & OvERToS, Attorneys
st Law, In thi. city. were applied TO by son Of
Mrs. CRuLI, Of Louisa county, In this State, to,
II possible, obtain for,hsr dowry 10 certain lands,
supposed to DO part Of the Military, Tract Of
the State Of Illinois. This tract Of land en-
braces large portion Of tho Western part Of
this State, and was sol apart by. the United
the war 1912. That her husband was a soldier In
that war, having enlisted In the army while on
visit of business to tho city Of Philadelphis,
his residence being a few miles out Of tho city,
and In tho state OF Pennsylvania. Since his en-
Istmrnt Mr.. Carl. hsd heard nothing from
him, except a mers rumor tba, he was Killed in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

Some thirty years ago, then young man Of
rtsat promise, buoyant In spirits, and looking u
the bright side Of all the scenery Of lie, no was
An unsuccessful candidate for the New fork
State Senate. That disappointment ais,utoeu lug,
the heretofore ''eyen tenor Of his way, and ting
cd the future Of his whols hfo. lie looked less
hopefully upon men and things. lie became, as
he believed, iphilsnthIcpist, bat II was the phi
lanthropy less Of charity than of force. From
an ardent Coloniz izstionist, he became an ultra
Abc,i,ionist and his persuasive zeal Sor' Tenn
peran 60, changed TO cocrctve measures ia favor
AZ Prohibition, OF his ample fortune, be dis
pensed, In aid Of Abolitionism aud Tenn etance,
with more hberaity aud wisdom. both his per.
yerted talents and his nisappled money inlured
the objects he sought TO promote. Mr.. SMITH
has lived for nearly thirty years in state Of
political hallucination- The dslusIcn calmiaa,
led last year, when, greatly excited, he devoted
| his time and money 70 q canvass which he Do
| Heyed was to result In his election As SoSernor
while every other person In the State kSas tha
he was wasting his strength and nus meMs. s \ !
body ard mind, for tho shock which has over
| thrown his tco lor unbalanced inteiSsct. IN
Hsrper's Ferry irsurrec.ion was an sstempt =
carry the teachings u prominsnt A0ohtionis'
Into prsci ical shsct. IL was f9rssnsaGsso IN
| Thst hs ever really intcnded slaves should ris
| rob and murder, We do not behcye;but In speeci
| a. and letter. he hdnlged In language whis
| bssrs no other construction. Unfortunstel
'lOssAwAroSIR Bsown," driven TO mAdnssI
slavery oppression and satssg. was ts soS asSs NM
wsrs oaIy sechlsa snosgh 70 tesoh.--A'Sa'
TnS Ut,ea ossrsw, Of tbs 10th. s.y; tn, n
, l GrRsrr Snrrn, though very dersnged' Sn y
Violent. He = kssnsring from Dooy sS,,
mental illness. In tho Ay"n ..,.a Sx Il
: nex SessIIs Nm.s' forpssiy Upi.ed Stat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
Naval Intelligenoe.

A full crew Of sailors aud guard Of marines |
wore put on board the new steam gunlost Mo
hieap, at Portsmouth, n. H., last week. Ihs
Mobicsn will lssvo (on her triaD about tho 10Th
inst, for New York, where she will remain Ra
few Gays previously TO her Anal departure for the
coast OF Africa. The non-arrivM at Aspinwsl,
Of the new officers and crew for the l.. b. steans-
er.fripate Saianac, who sailed In the North Star,
will Of course prevent tho ship's company at
pres mt ON board the former vessel, from return
ing as soon rs was expected. A gtAnd fuu uni :
form dress parade Of all the troops ct the marine
bar scks and on board the receiving ship Norm
Carolina, took place Monday, at the Iifooklyn
Navy Yard. Agresably to the desire Of the u.
g. Government, drilling exercises are being At
psesent performsd in ths army and marine corps,
10 greater extent than has been customary Of
late years the natural consequence being an In
creased sniesnOy In those branches Of the public
service.
The propeller of the U. 8. steam ftsats Mag
ara, which has been considered uneqaal 10 the
| wants oe that vssssl, ID bsirg rsnodslsd. New
additions are to be made 70 II, whish VIII In
crease ths velocity of the ship BY three Or foul
l Knots the hour. Although not under ordss ~
sea. ths Niagara viii be put IN trim fos gotnl
into comunission at few dayS notios. Thsr
has besn some trouble on board tbs Postsnouth
al ths African Squadron. II b statsAs that U
I cficss Who was 6rst ordered 70 taks shafss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

Senator from the Stats OF Connccticst. II is
said that II wm only by . stratagem that his
friends susceedsd in getting him TO Utics. Foe
some days bcfore the absolute necessity Of 70
stfio4vs measures became appsront, he mani
Tested = most nervous anxiety 70 anticipate tho
rsquisiticA which he expected would 30 made
upou him, and TO proceed to Virginia and sur-
render himsclff~to the hands Of the authorities.
When II was resolved 10 place him undor ro-
straint, this anxiety was taken advantage o.
His friends chimed In With this notion, and when
he set out for Utica bo yes under tho impress
sion that he was on way TO Richmond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
auRaHCrap.

The New Orleans Pscoyme says,. that they
have nov reached that point in the fan, whom q
probable estimate may bc made Of tho prssent
sugar crop. Great lrregularity Il said to oxist
In the crop, even on adjoining plantations, one
presenting full development Of the cane, while
from the other not moro than-half crop "a sntici-
pstcd. The estimates Of 400 900 hogsheais, which
was published some months since, is, therefore,
. figure considerably above what will be resliz-
cd. Some observsnt planters regard $50. 900
hogshcads rs nearer tho actual result, which
may be recorded when tho cane fields are har-
vested Perhaps favorable weather may bring
the figure up TO 2S0.000. Tho sugar which 1,
made is, however, Of beautiful appearance, and
generally Of q superior quality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, nov. Is 1859



Tn latest intelligence nom this Republio-h
such II can BE- callod-reprsssnts the MnAMoS
Government as band Of ffesbootcrs. A con-
ducta, with two million eight hundred thousand
dollars, under escort Of Cen. MARouIzA, had
bsen seized by him, ard . portion Of the money
appropriated TO his own use. 1t was belicvej
also, that kRAnoS was privy TO the robbery.
Tie money was destined for England and
Francs, and the British and French Ministers
had protested against the outrage. II this be
so, France and England mnst SOC the folly Of
sustaining a. the head Of the Government Of
Mexico band Of desperate outlaws; and Il Is
most reasonable to expect that they wi at once
take hostile measures against MoKico. 0n this,
the Washington States ssysi
One .hing Is now quite certain. Either tho United
States will have 10 take Mexico In baud, thoy will
have 10 permit other powers 30 do Congress
ought not to adjourn for the holidays until something
upon the subject shall have been effectively done The
question s o the grNvest import, and will admit ot
no procIAstnatiCu, II We not utterly fAthess TO
our best political aid pecuniary interests. We bs-
evc that the President Ia animated with proper SEN
tments In rotation 10 the matter, and wi doubtless
nal ko urgent aud emphatic rcoommen !stons to Con-
grees for authority, which will cpa5le him to act al
once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
VARIETIES.

a pRy sort Of genius once undertook 70 No.
and ei'ssify the different sort Of foels In -
who is one and don't know Il. Ord. The ~
who IA not satisfied with boing fool In roallex.
but undertakes, In addition to play the fsol
A Young "buck,r nowadays, u curisuav
compounded. lie has bearer on his hssA .
soatse on his chin, Lids on his hands, esiss q
his legs, (and doe. skin also) casts sksspS eys4
and Is looked upon by his doe.ting dsck - dssr
at any price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

TIM yenuA corrsspondsnt of tho Inndoa Tfn'ss
ssys: Things have undergone very sre.s change IN
shss ths oox,rnmsnt VIII soon have 10 cAooss between
eonstitation and rsvolutsoa- Tho HunsanAns long
sSo deoaTsd thas Il WAS their Intention TO ssssis
until tlsy had gained Their consatuon, and VET
ius besa sis 4 Hssegs, royal ~ cry In sAyonlA
He essn. 49, Tor sxanining lHso shs prspcssd mu
olisipsi iswa mst u Essees q trn In WA morning .
usnimsssAy ssso, ssA kunhly 70 Pskssioa the imPe
rial govszusu1 - - peaasd 10 .sgilats the snsn
q ne sssAmunity aud u othss iAtsfpA nAsss" tn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPA

PmAprLrHIA, Tuesday, Nov. 10
r1oar nrm WHEAT advanced 1c $50; wh1sN
Al 10; red, ~ 26aS1 70. Corn b counting In fes-
y; new yellow, TOO. Oats sssady' WhAsy 49,
'"A"s'1' SAVANNAH, Tuesday, Nov. ~
Cotton unchanged sales, sS,a.s, Iii oso al; -.
against 1870 lAtyear
HEw oaIslss, Monday, Nov; 4
Flour advancing ~ AAksd for sups'hn'' w"
ky. sc. , ys,..s.x Ncx IN
Flour steady, saies 300 bbs. CITY = W III
Howard street, 20 2o@so sIN. Whsss Su'es ~. -
unehsr god. Corn steady ff0NA0n' '''''''
Ky qu'e' 81 4'0' pmApu.ru.. Tussd.y, Nov. "
RssSSs sssss s.iirssd @ isj aon. 0.n.l 4sS Lsss h
land Esilrosd io4 PsnnsylvanA. hAalresAs.
Flour quis. and s.m, ole. q 100 ~. W. W.
500 bush. fair Toledo, Il soe oth:r L gr..ns sst sS
whLiy ..s.ay: sslss q scs SSis ct ios %p s11
Cana. sss: n5H 70 OSS SSs ss. soa
2AO6o bnsh. corn, 10 900 bush "a ~ -. -
| barley. Exports 800 bels. h'1I, ,'''
l 2.b00bash corn, So'ooo p''A- ~..,..> - a.
p,o0, ou,s. and declined g. was.s 's.1H -
advanced Ie.; ,aes Of s,cE ~" oe' Corn Su. -
and gaCU 40 O on now sss q aeoo basA e 60 o.
SaSS.ni SSSS hssrp.. 900 esaa sss r0ss no sSs -
moSts+ wst 100 bills Foar, .oso bush whssS, wleo
| bush. Oats x.w.v.-- usx ~
L hhuAtA18 nSss -
slouY auiot. Whsst Ara. and adysnss4 10. o.
.nd Caaa ouiet and unchanged In price xecsApen-
| l. Teo SIis. Flour, fs 900 bash- Whssh mpasns-
| aoO0 Sbls. Flour, $1,000 bu.A. WhssA "a
Your steady Il .. ssxsss!s ss q ~ Z =
grsdss. whssa sotiv. s.d a!,snesd ~ ""
dy. barley duh and dssAnsS y,
Flour sdvsaoane, s.ass q eaISs94 % e ~ ~
fne Whes1 aassncns, ssllsrs sss sisne W -
81 20. Corn stsady = ~ eensA ~. ss1ssI
aSss ar. i WIS.ss, T1l.i ....ss.., n
Flour d,li, but ysensnssa.n - ssiss leeA
geoS 1ss.s ,.s 1Issi 70. 4. = a q saosA a. - =,
S,i~.nfss Cub = y y. p - 80 ~ - . O.
= 81 e 9sss Sssss Ss' 81, MA - - -
. q. ico bush. o. = ~ ~ Ficss. RSee tn1H
sSs.., \: .Sas:s Ga 81 = sAs ~
a. .t.y- ~ sao,A ,ytfa SIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

the slaver Emily, Iermptorily rsfnsed to do %,
which rendered h necssssry Tor the comnandsr
Of the corvette to appoint sdother gentisman Tor
thst purpose. The fact that tho Congress had
mot reached Rio on the 6th of October will re-
yivs tbs groundless fears for tho safety Of that
higate. She was only 90 days out on the 6th,
and esw sailing mon. of-war reach RIO from the
States In less than 66 or 60 days. The Savannah
took 56, ths Lsvsnt on one occasion 20, the Mas
s.ohusetts (stesmsr) 80, and tbs Indcpsndcncs
1b days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
mo TUF pIBLIC-pR. THOMAS THoRP

no THE PUBLIC-DK. THOMAb THUhf
takes pleasure In announcing that his celebrated
''MEDIQAIEp sE.iAkS. are offered i9r genera ssneISS
sent offerns 10 the aicted Of all cla.ses both Ole
and yopns rich and poor MALI and lem ,sn,le vanssS
from having full supply; but, on the contrary means
that hls discoyery shsi! be propery dsps
had at the DEPOSITORY w.J wiLLAMS AEen1
rs TouS,a .fsnue, two d'0rs below the a,S 5TA VII
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

.s-s - l~f-aHs H 90 40 -TrIfI' E.r-HaHF
. r. a.k 1pas 'r.ri lrul be- rH .HrE 30 % ...
- reiFggH .yrss3 30 Hg st's asgG. %
Hr ..H .srE.7H 80 ioEl Esng.l ga RI D. f." s.g
t.-..- "a. s.H N-pf aEss sEur
lr'..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16

-a AZ rFf e. golfsIo tdr--,li9s Tso;E
= ls.sa4s4 - al .alziRl- a. 4, s5sisss 'aibs.
,,f lssss NJ 5,s.ssls Iagiii flssf "a .pssii.4n
~ 10 DO = IN 81 1ifs 80 10 talslaoa - ,,slI
.s8ssfEd paisifs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-11-16
SECOND BOARD.
STOCK FIUCruAII0su.
rlls table Il derived Sy eompaxisa a - NJ
Board salel each day -
SALES OF REAL EsrArH.

SALES OF REAL KsrATA
Nsv Yoaz, ~. lsi
lot cor s9th Al and sth av, sa6xi0o. oleeee
1 40 cor sth av and seth st, 25xi0e.. 49,
4 lots cor 10th Nv aud A1.t 81, 100 y square,. -
1 lot ON 2bth It, Madison av, 2sxy6 -. -
HOUSE and lot N 4Oth st, 2iT n In w from
I'd ~, sze sI.dxsss. -
l lot with touse 8 18th st, 2lo n u sa ~
2bSlOO. s..ss.ss. 49,
HouIe and lot N s tsth II, Isl n In sdsv
ls.GMgS.9 ......... ........,. -
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N1 II FULTON STREET,
brooklyn.
(Sear the Fulton Eerryl
Stitching By WheeleI 4 wil.on's MACHINE,
Shirs, Collars, Bosoms, Wristbands, and shop WORK
Of all KINDS, quickly done AZ the
LOWEST RATES.
Special attention given to Ladies' Dresses and other
iy done IN The st spendd manner, Oh very m0der-
ate terms. Ladies' arc invited 10 call.
By means Of tho Patent Henmor tho hnest hems
are elegantly turned and stitched upon Napkins Hand
kfrchisfs, Garments, and goods of every species.
Cc?i tfac'lil
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ONLY u CENTS FOR BEAUTIfUL Hue
NAY MhIm y9SEg b ei .aa at
Il, for dressing, .dsrfenins, .onenins. eleansinh
hne article. nlOtAAGlte
OILS AND PAYEr-BOILKD PAINT OIL
" 90 esnts, ElAstIe Roof on d oeuts PEI uli tin-
ssea on vsrnishs., Tqrpentins, kS, 0rato. faiRa
sI sii; "a 'az z'is ! ..G h' q! sRMsfh. VII. ~
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CLOTHING

EURS-FURS - FURS - WANTED ALL
the ladies' y no s.udy economy 70 ansve! this ques-
tion In perscn-what " the Of going down town
and payns Is and Is dolsr for set Of French mink,
hen you get good, not better from 10 to IL
the fH set, AZ the manufsctory SiT Eighth av, be-
tween s6th and srth .ts Remember up stairs. can
pell set Of furs low four dollars. Real mink
npuh from six dollars M, aud childrens furs very
cheap Turs made, altered and repaired carefully aud
n142tac'11 GEO. FINIGAN
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DEOPLES CANDIDATE 8TH ALDER
manic pistrict oomp,i.ns paTt. r. the ISh, iiss M
track e csnnot strand u millions In the way Of tax,
..S ssn as ,Ss ap % pr.on N %
strvips 70 mems ufs In free country, "a toe
bad Nov, you go TO work and make yonf own RSisl
cal IT, and then may eaTrs STATE prtsons biack
wells leland. and the poor houses We wortins men men
don't lks that Kind OF freight u don't pAZ. You have
Iult car made for you, .shoIe,by strk Buy
freight with standing casks and nothing but our hare
nso, nsa, Eb%xRb e ~. Msasia @ aoi5 5s
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pEST, THE VERY BEST HAIR DYE IN
- use-PTice 80 osts-vESsEY,S ori sinsl Coumsia2
4 10, II Fraui iin II, New York. Hayes, brooklyn,
and ret Ill u all Drugghts In the United States.
no. Sl,S |
CHAPPED FLESH, ERUPTIoNS, SALT
~ RHEUM, SORES.
FRECXLES, kORPIiEW, TAN, 6UNBUkNs bkIN
q teysrs king, arc cured By Joness italian Chsmics,
sg2 BroAdwsy, 100 Fulton. lns Bowery' and Hayes
JoSES GENUIH OLD CORAL HAIR RRsroRA.
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EURS-FUks-NEw YORK FUR co..
IL IMpnRrANT 10 TIE LADIEd.

r AIDES, ToU MAY Save ONE-HALF
~ your money BY purchasing ycur Fur At the New
get thu firr direct from agents In the North
and West, which enaiss " 10 Omar these truly great
bargsinA nc1 e1Ass
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EURS, FURS, FUHS-BUY YOUR FuRS
NJ the great Roxy Mountain Co, ~ per cent. loss
than any other store in the city Rock Martin Per ,et
French Mink rsr set So, worth 81; Mink Martin, psr
each, at FOsfER's, 1,s Chathln sluare, corner Of
Mott a, ocgh 2tac.lTS
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w rate on Wheeler q WIIson's and sInRers I'M
proved sowing machines, by one Of the oldest expe-
ienced operators In the city, taught all kinds Of stitch
ing and thorough mana cement Of the machine perfect
~, and recommended TO good places for 81. Those
wanting good operators can be supplied at +5S Canal
st, over the store. nl51'lII