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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
me HOmestead Rim.

Il is wen known TO most if not all our
readers that there has been a great time
IN Congress, over a Homestead Bill. Both
parties generally, being, or protesting to
be in favor of the measure. In the
House, the Republicans being in the as
tendency, originated a bill, and passed il
through that body. In the Senate, the
Democrats being in the majority, also
passed a bill. The respective bills went
into the opposite branches of the Nation
al Legislature, and there hung" leg
iSIati7e parlance-neither body willing
TO pass The others bill. The result was,
a compromise committee, which at the
/. twelfth session or meeting, agreed upon
bill which was reported, and passed
both houses BY large majOrities. Now,
Conference bills seldom are what any
-fsisndor.adVocate of a measure desire f;
vet they are best that can be secured un-
der the circumstances. The Bill agreed
upon by The committee was far from
meeting u views Of a Homestead Bill
in fact il was not a Homestead Bill; but
merely a graduation Bill, by which the
price Of public lands was graduated from
25 cents per acre to 81 25, This, as it
was, would have been of very great BEN
els 70 the laboring classes, and aided,
very materially, in settling up the Ter
ritories. Something Of the kind was de-
manded By the people. As stated before
such g Bin passed, and the whole coun-
Try fattered itself upon something in that
respect being accomplished. BUT, when
4hs the Bib was presented to President
Bachanan, be VETOED ITHl
And thus. BY the Executive interfer-
enre, the viii or wish Of the people is
again thwarted. We are forced to be-
Eeve that the President is seized with a
mania to damn himself, the party and
the country. If we had no other evi-
dence Of the preparation Of that place Of
of eternal punishment Of which we read,
the existence and acts Of James Bu-
chaaan would be abundant proof, for we
believe He who created and governs all
things, is just, and has provided for eve
cry emergency.
This browning act Of illamy Of the old
hypocrite has sealed the mouth Of the last
Buchanan nan we have heard Of. If 1t
could Be the closing act Of the old Ty-
coOn's public life, the country would re-
DICE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

soldiara

Soldiers, Teamsters, Sailors, (or their widows
or orphan ~childred,) who served in any wars or battle,
either in California or elsewhere, prior to March 3rd.
1856, or their children who we're under q at that date,
or sailors who served on the coast Of California in the
Mexican war, will do well to address us. Claims that
have been rejected in the hands OF ether agents, have
been successfully obtained BY us Agents acting for us
literally paid. Land Warrants bought and sold to order,
and all business requiring an agent at Washington at
tended TO- r. B. LLOYD &CO.
Atf'ys for Claims, PensiOns, Bounty Land &C
Reference to any Of the heads Of Departments. 42-1Ot
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Close OF the Volume.

The present number closes the fourth
volume Of the NEBRASKA ADvERTIsER.,'
How quick four years have passed away +!
Hseems but yesterday we threw the first
number of our paper to the public. Then
BroWnyille contained a few log cabins,
scattered here and there among the hazel
and other underground. Since then her
progress has been steadily and healthily
onward and, to-day, she occupies aproud
position among the growing and pros
porous young cities Of the West. Then
there were not twenty-five acres Of land
under cultivation in Nemaha county, and
everything consumed was brought from a
distances nou there are not less than
ffty thousand acres Euder cultivation, and
hundreds Of thousands of bushels Of
Surplus products. annually. Surely, there
is no just cause for complaint as TO our
progress. Without fear of being charged
with egotism, we feel hat the Advertiser
has done its share, at least, in bringing
about these results, and, therefore, as a
home paper, has claims upon the citizens
* the town and county for a more liberal
support than it has received. A country
newspaper is not an ordinary individual
enterprise bu, one in which every citizen
especially property holders and business
men-are equally, if not more. interest
ed than the publisher. It is the medium
through which they confer with the public,
and by which means they receive their
Subsistence and profits. But we viii not
elaborate, and have but one favor to ask
Of those for whose interest," We are labor
ing and have labored the past four years,
and that is to eTince he same interest in
our behalf as we do il yOurs. There are
many, very many, persons in the county
and city who are not subscribers to the
Advertiser there are some business men
in the city who do not advertise. Speak
toyour neighbOr and advise him to patron
ize his hons paper-fOr which in most
instances, be can pay in trade which suits
"a. # not as we'll as cash, is equally as
carreut-n place Of sending off for some
eastern city paper where he pays cash.
When friends or strangers visit our town,
Hooking at the country" invite them to
subscribe fOr your local papersthat d
may keep run Of what s solng 5nihAhis
port Of West. Merchants, business
nen property holders when you go
east, or write, speak a good word % the
Wholesale men, or manufacturers and adj
wise him TO advertise with Us. This is
what we mean by your evincing an inte-
rest in our behalf. You can do this much
for US without drawing upon your purse
or without inconvenience to yourself. OF
course we expect you to bestow your own
patronage as literally as possible.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

at is said that MI. Marble lately
married a Miss, Stone. The marriage
took place in the Granite State, and the
nuptial knot was tied by Mr.. Flint. That
undoubtedly, was a new plan for Marble
izing stone. n-Erchange. III s
The above sett the .AdUsrtiser's poeti
cal machinery in motion; result, the fol
lowing:
The Granite State The Granite State
There hardest hearts may find a mate,
When love doth Marble penetrate,
And Stone consents to marry.
By Rev. Flint the knot was tied s
Miss Stone became a happy brides doa
Marble, elate with Joy and pride, 80
Doth hasten to the quarry. is1.
There to Gull loves sweetest flowers;
OILY working "after hours, ~,
He'll soon surpass cen Hiram Powers,
In iiviag statuary.
AF1int-bound love should not decay;
Or Stone foundation pass away; res
But Mar5lss s~talaetite display,
Love for loves estuary.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Price OF the New York Herald.

1t is well remembered that the N. Y.
Herald opposed Buchanan in his canvass,
and advocated Fremont. Ii was so hard
upon the old sinner that he wanted some-
body to cut Benefits ears of, to make
him some souse. After the election,
however, be changed his tactics. He
wanted the Herald to help cover the ras-
calities of his administration. The edi-
tor Of the Knoxville Wing, Writing from
Washington, says:
Forney testihes that Buchanan stipnla-
ted with Bennett, Of the New York
Herald, to give him ten thousand dollars
per year for the four years Of his ad-
ministration, TO support and defend him.
Forney says the contract was made-with
Bennett BY him, (Forney) before him
self and Buchanan fell out. 1t was no
doubt, to meet these payments that poor
Fowler was drawn upon. What an IN
mitigased pack Of thieves
"Thats the way the money goes"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

On Monday last Mr.. Bras. RDsERs,
reached this place direct from the mines
He brings the most gratifying and fat
tering INTEL ence. He was in the frs
company that left this city last Spring
started ia March has made "a nice thing
Of It," and returned home inside Of four
months. He viii return as soon as be
can make his arrangements.
The BrownviIle boys had all arrived in
the gold country, and were scattered thro'
the Mountains. Those ol whom Mr.. r.
had knovIea we're doing wei.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Unconstitutional "IliIIW
The old BOBBY who has disgmced the
Presidential Chair, his party, and the
country, gives as bis opinion for vetoing
the Homestead bin, that he considered
It unconstitutional!
"Oh hear itnoA ys starr,
And thou, pale moon, tn palsr at the sound"
Such a disiilIaiion Of ignorance and
brazen-faced impotence, would be un-
pardonable in an Otoe or Pawnee chief.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
PROBATE NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that Monday the 2Srd
day Of July, Az 1860, is the time set for the dnal
settlement of the Estate of John Beishline, late Of
Pawnee county, Nebraska Territory, deceased, when
and where all persons interested may appear and
she's cause, if any, why the accounts Of Esther
.St~:ekIsr Administrators Of said estate, should not
e;ra@ nnS,r INV 6snd this 10th day Of June, AID,
Ysso H.S. LORE, Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
NTOTrCE.

TWILL sell to the highest bidderfoF cash is hand
in the City Of BroWnville, before the door Of tie
house in which the last term of the District Court
was held, on the 21st day Of July, 1860, between the
hours Of I and z O'Clock. F of said day, two large
Boilers, Engines and al the Machinery that belongs
othe SteamFerEys boat called the Peru Ferry Boat.
great bargain can be had by those wishing to pur-
chase machinery. JESSIE JOHN,
Brownville, June 28tb, go. 51-3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Joseph Shittz, has been appointed
General Administrators 81 The. Estate 81 Gaif4a
EngIehardE- decreased lat8m rufhr C4
is hereby given that I hare appointed Saf1ri1y.
September the 18th. 1850, as the day for hsarinr
claims against said Estafe an persons havingelims
against said estate are hereby no lied to have them
on file on or before that day or they may forever be
from recovering such claims.
Given under my hand and official seal this ~a6th
day Of june, AD, 1850:
CYRUS W. WHEELER, r.
5~1-12tS13fee. Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Hon. Schuyler Colfax has been renom-
mated for Congress by the Democracy
of the 9th Congressional District of In.
diana.-Omaha Nebraskian.
ooh crackey!"
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

The European advices BY the steam
ship Europa, which arrived a few days
since, contains the sad announcement
that G. P. z. James, the novelist is dead.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
81 FAIEILY DOCTOR
PROF. HENRY S TAYLOR, M. D.

IT YOU How to attend upon thesick, and hoy to
cook for them how 70 prepare drinks
Poultices &c, and also how 70 guard
against the Infection nom contagious
Diseases.
II TELLS ToU OF the various ais saes Of Children, and
R gives the best AMI simplest mode Of
treatment duFin5 t~eething, convul-
sions, Vaccination, WhOOping-eough
Measles, &c.
IT TELLS YOU The symptomso OF Croups Cholera Infan-
tum, ChOlic, Diarrhea, Worms SCALED
.asls Head, RingWorm, Chcken-pox, &c,
and gives you the best remedies for
their cure.
IT TELL AOU The symptoms Of Fever ana Ague. and
Bilious. Yellow Typhus. Scarlet and
other Fevors, aid give you the best
implestFemedies for their pure.
IT TELLS you The symptoms Of Inhuenza, ConsUmp-
tiOn Dyspepsia, Asthma, DrOpsey, the
GOut, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Fry
sipelas, &c, aud gives you the best
Remedies for fhdir cure.
IT TELLS o The symptoms OF Cholera Morbus, Ma
lignant cholera, SMALLPOX Dysentery
Cramp, Diseases o. the Bladder, and
ofthe kidneys and Liver, and the best
remedies for their cure 4
II TELLS o The symptoms Of the Mumps, Neural
gia. Apvplexy, Paralysis, the various
DiseasesOf The throat, teeth, ear ana
eye, and the best remdies for their
n TELLS YOU The symptoms Of EPILEPSY Jaundiee the
Piles Rupture Diseases OF the Heart,
HeHorrhage, Fenereal Diseases and
HydrophoDia, and gives the best rem
edies for their cure.
o Tho best and. simplest treatment for
wounds, broken bones and dislocations
spFains Iockjaw. Fever Sores, white
S~Weillngs, Ulcers WhitlOws, Boils,
SeuFvy, burns, and ScrOfula.
IT TELLS YOU or the various Diseases peculiar to the
Female Sex, ant gives the best and sim
plest remedies Tor their cure, together
with many valuable hints for the pres
eTvati0u OF health. E -- -U
me Work is written In plain ldBguage, free from med
zeal terms 50 As % be easily understood, while its sim
pie recipes may soon save y0u many times the cost Of
the book. 7 IS printed in sclear and open type; is IL
Illustrated with appropriate engrayihes. aud will De for
warded to your address, neatly beusd and postage paid,
on tie receipt Of 500. -
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
ReSIgnatlOn OF Bell.

Some Of the Southern journals intimate
that an effort will Be made tQinduce the
Hon. john Bell Ao resign his poaiaon as
the Candidate Of the q bahtako1al Uaon
party order ihai The soalharn nO-
sition may unite upon old San J~acinto, of
Texas.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

Threats that the guiIl0tine will soon be
put in motion upon all Douglas ofice-hol-
ders, are becoming current. The < il
sharpened and ready for use. Let il
strike-every blow viii make hundreds
Of Douglas men.-&. Louis Rep.
We thought the "guilIotine' had been
ain notion" ever since the Lecompton
issue was made. There may be a few
remaining, however, who have been over
looked. So look out all you ofice.hOld-
ers who own yourselves and have the
manhood to speak and act for yourselves.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
. washington correspondent avs :

"Caleb Cushing's name is mentioned
in connection with the vacancyon ne Su-
preme bench, and is warmly pressed, bat
Buchanan hesitates.n
This "accounts for the milk in the CO.
coanut."
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
NOTICE.

Ihavs left s rover Of attorney with J. ]. carson
authorizing himto attend to ali my business in my
absence. ID. b. MTAUGHIN.
BrcwnviIe, Nat 18th. 1860. 45-2t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Trust Sale.

Twill, by virtue OF q Trust deed, executed by Henry
Smith to me, Of the date Of the eleventh day OF No
vember, A. ID. 1855 TO secure the payment Of three
hundred dollars, ard ten per cent. interest from LIST
May 1853, due ene Oatharine Killiam, sell, on the sixth
day Of August, At 2 Geiock, p. n. at the door Of the
Court House in Bearastowu, Oass County Illinois, che
Northeast Quarter q section ~thirteeny in township four,
north Of Range fourteen, in Nemaha County, Nebraska
Territory. The terms are cash.
June s, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

The following appointments were made
by the President, and confirmed BY the
Senate:
George B. Graf, Of Nebraska Terri
tory, to be agent for the Indians of the
Omaha Agency, vice VIM. E. Moore,
resigned.
William w. Ivory, Of Nebraska Ter
ritory, vice George B. Graf, resigned.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

9A crosby
OF The PHILADELpH4Be


bf FRANK CROSBY
OFTHE PHILADkJ pr
-ALLS 1Og How e draw up Pam
80 5lfss General lsrS Plpsn
nsnts q az kinds, Binr~
leases and Petitions Asnf
-oo A9e cav 70 Bonds ~
Ameeyiis, Powers Of Ar~-Inga,
Ps,s 3.ns e Exchange.
4OO ne laws for the collection a
.le 3Atates aLniaGm 1
- Ala4 q property srsrs,
N 4rr~ w. -4eelson "a every Stafs- ~
-SS no. q make al asslrnmr,f
slt1 forms for omposiaot
sols, ana ne i~nso.Vent lava
W17LhS ron ne 1eesf relation szl.s,
1leIelan and Ward Ea,fsr
prentice Landlord snI
II ILLS 4OS HnatccnstltQte Libel an4e
me law az q mariars
sHe.s sisnsia proWe18 Ds
II TELLS TOU ne Law for Nsc6a
s.ass, and the Aalurailrf. ~
g ne country, anu hoE 8 ,l
HIALLS 4OO me Law Concerning PeBsio,
@ ootain one, and tie 1ea9s
Laws 70 Public Land lpll
H4ALAo AOU The Law for Paiens. Via
ASA eeanre IN o~otaiainq one O pro-
Isrenee, Assignmeais Ia
= A@A ~ hoHNo make your viii. ,nas
minister on an Estate -
sio, ne requirement feafa 49,
lT1ALS me meaning of Law terms
ne ADD explains to gor - fa
i've executive and Judiciai
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AAs Y How g teop out Or Law -
60. % ~ your business r,n-
sastnlng a vast amount y
and EnunHHnrn u "|M|L
" consultat1n, ~ the
Single copies viii De sent BIZ m3i4
cry Farmer, every Mechanic. eve-v Wp4dto ~
ana eyeryooay n every Ststes on recsiot os = 9ssiness
aw style Of binding at sl,26 l@Wn
1000 Dollars a Year
Can be made By enterDrfsfn4 man
very liberal. ~ sucA Hs
win otbsr io Sples % me BOOB or for terms 70 Ami.
JOHN e. POTTER. Prbie...
No6 lI SAMSON Street, PhiladepS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

o WVVN AHktN8F
Apillfr free fFoln ar mtneFet~dreParnsion composed
solely Of extracts and balsams taken from roots and
herbs. ALiver Pail, which 81 ,oO9 reward is offered to
any chemist 20 dptsct one grain Of mercury ia them, A
Pill which has 30 equal for the cure Of Liver Complaint
Indigestion, Head-ache, Costiveness, &c. A pill for
family use. ApiiIfor a gentle and mild cathartic. A
pill that will not produce disease by salvation, which
is a thousand times worse than that which it cured.
Now, ready, do you need a good piII2 If 80, be sure
and try Esrdy's Liver Pills, for it is no less than the
good things we alipde to above, got sst
''' '' j. H. MAUN & CO,
BroWnville, IN. 7.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Ssrved n be - N0ties.
Cold lunch at all Hours

The Farmers o. Nemaha and the adoning Counties
will do ven t0giveus a call.t We asOinvito the trav-
cling community TO do the same. WewilI accommodate
them on the most reasonable terms.
Our motto Is 1smaH pr0fts, quick sales, and keep the
money In The Territory, asWeare located
in this count be Nenaha, Nebraska.
Our Experience in catering % the tastsOf the citizens
Of Brownvifley warrant US in me BELIEF that We will be
ale 70 give entire satisfaetigns aud that We will receive
3 liberal patronage.
BFOWnviIles jane ?, 1850.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
Religious.
a Good Thing.

A s. BTLL1NGSLY viii preach in the Presbyteri
Church, next Sabbath, at 10 l-2, A. n, and at 8 ?. N.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

The Winans steamer has been under
going further alterations, which are said
to be decided improvements
A Convention Of Spiritual lists held a
session in Burlington, VT. Only lao per-
sons were present.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

A Breckenridge and Lane electoral
ticket will be. started in Iowa. Hon.
Laurel Summers, of lie Claire, a lead
ing Democrat, is out for Breckenridge and
Lane. U9
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

A new parody GA an old couplet-fol
young men Of Amsriea:
@HOnor and fame from no condition rise
Split well your rails--there al the honor hes
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
$1,000 IA YEAR

Can be made by enterprlsing men everywhere, IN sci.
ling the above work, as our Inducements 70 all such are
very liberal.
For single copies Of the Book, or fos terms 10 agents
with other information. apply to OF address
JOHN r.. POTTER, Publisher,
No SIT SAMSON Street Philadelphia, Pa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
STATIONERY,

FoOiscap paper, fancy letter paper, ~
and envelopes, plain. fancy, aad enoosss [.rn.
and pen-holders, inks u all kinds
and sealing-wax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05
PURE LIQUORS

Holland Gin, Irish WHISKY, Bo1rb9n W6its Es'
Brandy, Cordial, Port vine, Aadeif@
and MslaEa Vine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-07-05

n exuerieuced practical praE
NJ. Aaun -zs1-e6 fhatai maIcines pre-
nom him arsgenulne-Without rear
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SUPERIOR CoURT-ApRIL a.


]. NJ Davenport sgt. Dion Bourcicsolt.
Miss Davenport, the plaintiff in this sut has COM
rened proceedings against the defendant for alleged libel IL
appears that the plaintiff appropriated the play Of ss
and caused to be performed without the permi'son
of the defendant She that IN thereof Mr.
Bourccan published sdvertisenents ia which he
charged with imposition and other things derosto to her
character. 81.
SPECIAL TRRx-APRrL A-Besors Justice MoyoRIEP.
NONRESIDENT PLAINTHF-sEcURITYFo FOR Cosrs.
Robert Barkin sst. Ogden Hasgery ct al
This was motion the part of the defend Ant thai
the plaintiff awe security payment Of costs be being
reaident Of oosou, Mass and for stay proce eSngs
opposed BY the plaintiff the ground that the mo-
ton late and that under series Of decisions In this
Court Discretionary With the Court either TO sant or
deny such motion when unreasonaby delayed foE other
sufficient
MosoRy JTbe action has been Issue since Deeenber
1885, regularly noticed for trial since and IL 10
ready to be reached lie regular order the calendar
Tire Of recent insolvency OF the plsn - dezie
Under such circumstance after long delay 90 the part Of
the defendant should be presumed tina. they have waived
security for and accepted the liability Of the attorney FOR
costs The motion should be denied with 81 costs to plaintiff
TO abide event
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CUpREME COURT.-WALIER QulN, Pian-
h w. f'fiiH oIN III g. DUN
A. GUN sohS GUN IohS +; T pEYa d isSdiSyiduay
I'D aens1s 4 y. c9n
Referee IN the s3 Judgment named WI sell 4 Public Auction
the MeIchsnis Exchange In the City Of NewYeEh BY An
h day Of April 1850 a. at noon Of that day. Al THAI
certain Lot. piece Pce Of Land With the Bgdlnss heSson
York bounded and descbed follows Beginning M point
being the nchweterly Of Washington and hsa epa
nson street yone foot aad xix rches thence On
line psrael with Hammered street. thirty four feet four
@ feet 70 ~ S or In. o ise themes
eaei orgthe nohey limo Of Bammend stree ~, ni.s q,
psrcei Of Lsnd with tbs Bdps hson situate, yhs sns
being in the Ninth Ward OF the CITY OIL W & nsbcy ns
Of Hsnn ond street dsn, twenty two feet westerly non .ne
nOrh~ster, corner Of Ws;enssGn ~ aid g.m sree
@ sJs ssy parallel nth Hammond street, TWEEN
tso feet thence 80 !, Ss q a%aona street s1d
thence osEtsy along the ooteeny npe o. liz ~ tbsl
.Sas c I piece hs yySns q
as ss ss. "a We "a oos.: Be- nDiSs a pcu.
an -. porsSsry saSod street distant fsy,oar es
E Es%sSnd Streets thence runns nOAsy st Snss, e
,sid BarnmOn street city sei thence we't ny pus VIA a
n.ns with Wsbns,on cet fifteen feet rnd four inshss
hence westerly and parallel wth h,mmone sS ssses
s and four nehes thence ssAerly psrleltsIth Hammond
.o and ISL sss, s s'S 70 the S nS sS line
Hammond and thence es'ery along tho norheiy Inc
ossh.f with All md singular tho horediamfns and appurts
rsce thereto belonging or y tnyx,ss
i''' ''4'A' JOHN C. DMaoCK, Plaintiff. Attorney
mhit 7awto sps4
fore spod BY IN Of the sppcon Of al
parties TO the su notice hereby lveE hA tue promises will
bs positively sold en- the sA May lss yaSr, Sass! post
era, :sw ,Oms,s
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JOHN s. BErIs, Auctioneer
A UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
"A NITURE.-GERARD, BETTE Co will Sell on WE'D
NESDAY April %, at 10 o'clock, at No l70 III donst
FURNITUREThe Furniture contained In the above house.
consisting Of Mirrors an mshogany sofss Chairs an
maple Bedstesds mafbetop Wsshstand, Crockery, Ga's
wAie Cutlery, &c. &C., comprising general assortment Of
handsome furniture.
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COURT CALENDAR.-Tns DAY:
n STITrs DISTRICT CouRT.-T1e Calendar


will not be called again thli Term. ny W. oss 10,
corlan 80 -. OK ans 5sl lb9Sl l0l5 l04T 1912
Io, oss i0s5 1883 l6i, 100, Pst -nss 90 e 52' 80
Tg S26 e56 600, SIC, 9lz, 3d. $40 si'' '1 80 ' wv WV
&c., y36, 9!s g. rr,u par. Mas
-, - 10 ,ss I6i ia 70 H. I3e lac, l 1883 6s, n5,
1 1sl' ia H. iss iss ios 800 Par e. 49, s7i 49,
s seS 20 az seG lsi slI 42S, 779 40, ts, 4s3
"SIa ,,noorTys f,ITY CoURr CALESDAR, Wednesday,
Arrii SNos ss So 81 81. So 10, ST. ss, "a, 1895 49, ah
90 Ok
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A. BLHRcKEa, Auetiene.r.
TEANDS0MF HOTT9FHOI II FITRNTTJyRE.-

II n A J. BLEECKEB, SON Il co. win sen auction on
THURSDAY, April &C. At II O'clock. the re,ide:ee Of W
Wauen e,q, the corner of Bsmsptav AMI bhoe Road
the Ssueis snug HaTbor etsen Island large assomen
o fire HOUSEHOLD FURrI1URE. con.st'Da Of Brhsse,s
IIgAn, ana Tbreepy Carpet. Ooib Rose ODD Suits 10
crimson b'ocs,se Etases hsihctop Bureaus wssastan5s
and Bedst.ass Painting, W.rut Furniture txensi'n ase
BAir Msswsa Bed and Table Lfen hail. Cooling and ohe
stoves silver PLATED wne Glassware CIeckeTy he Also,
IRE Mich Tew Catalogues OF No Pinest. The new
Rr ghtop Boat leaves II and Lee o'clock nom the FOO 81
whtehalst, for The ssilo Snug Harber aud Fsetoy,e
Leadinss. 1880