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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

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laton az ~ countrv. ~ 4 mi q -, III.
the Sod Assv a. sn oui So fsr :. ~. -.
nisaticn Of that hody Il conce,r.d 49,, !. !. -
Novtk, no EnA. 10 We r n i n 90 Sn,,.''
SOUTH! Sectionalixed. IA co,rn,;sss.s go.
thus:--. s'''''
Foreign Affairs Mason, Of Va. so.,h
Commerce. (,l.v ~ Al 1911
Post Oaace-Yuiec m n. S Sou.n'
| Territories-;reen of No S Sou.n'
Naval AiAirs-Naiiory. AZ 81. S S.,''
Judiciary-Ravard ~ ncl $500
District or Coinmh;s- Rr.-, - M. S ou..l.
This makes !. nroe,, sA.~;.. =. = - Oou'a''
try Of Southern csnn;shre.s srf - ~ Ioun-
BY cottonixnp and snu.r;,no to.,oshs. =. MSn
gress and conyent;on the San,S r. ..;. Uo n
action melted Inv . nn;tv oc ;r.ss:y..s susy VI
Gar controlled Prcsidents ana 49,. 49,, .@sc 90
put the Democracy az the Norsh 60 ~ " ~
in false noaitions hafor tha aa.u ess
| Erxnv,,
States ont az Gamers ~. 49,. 'o III .uc Iee
On Southern platforms and co1e r;.h No. ss-,.u
opposition. Every fnr, of ~ co,,.t.a... s,,...n
crews upon The Northern ne,nocrscv ~. .a' no
cimated their numbers until no,s ~ g. .s ~. us
Democratic marty i ccncsrnal ~. Seth hs sne
undisputed control in 10th hr.rchss "c r s.e
grcss. s ~ oo"'
It tore down a tover;no Dsmo.r..;, n.;
in the House II has nearly ohl;ter..ad ,hn i9,oy
cratic majority in the Senate-~. ms;o,;.. nv
stood triumphantly against all onnos;t;cn e.
nearly fifty years. f,ecomntor sant Ser..o.
Jones, Senator Wright, Senator Shields, and
senator Pugh into refinement, and substituted
o.ack nepuDiicans IN their places. It will soon
Inv ~. ue Gays OF Senators Bigler, Bright, and
Sasa ana Ieave Douglas the last Democratic
s.a IA that BODY from all the Free States,
. sue so.e survivor OF his race No new Demo-
Tauc senators can ever be elected from any
re state, VINO IN any way endorsed that fatal
.ho ~. uo.gias Is the last commissioned on
!, .oI ~ ny ana t1e present southern dynasty is
~ " prPetuate0, IN ~ ne viii be the O1lg Dem
De'".sc Senator representing any portion Of Mis
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Cincinnati. Feb TX.

Cincinnati, Feb IT,
Grain-Wheat sympathized with Flour, and
buyers withdrew, and demanded concessions Of /
| Csc per bush, but holders did not seem willing
TO accedc to this decline, and the consequence
Is the market has been quite unsettled during the
week, and prices little better than nominal
Based upon the few sales made, We quote prime
Red at 81 25@l %, and do White at 81 80
| @l SO.
Corn in the ear has been in fair demand all the
week ut 4S@f9c, and closed steady at this rate.
The demand for shelled, noticed in our last.
brought forward large supply Of it. and prices
declined some, and the market closes rather dull
at 53@54c, in sacks, buyers furnishing the sacks
Hogs and Cattle-The supply Of Beef Cattle
wasjquite large in the fore part Of the week land
prices declined 25c per GENITAL, but at MONDAYS
market there was marked falling off in the Of
ferings and this decline was recovered, and the
market closed firm At 81 5O@3 Is for inferior to
prime, and "A for extra, per GENITAL gross.
Hogs very scarce and firm at an advance of
2Se per cent,l, closing at % 1906, gross.
Sheep firm and in good demand At s2 6n@
80 for common, and ai@5 for good to prime,
each.
Provisions-Therc have been no important
fluctuations during the week. The market has
been extremely firm for all articles and in most
cases slight advance has been established
The demand for bacon and bulk meats has been
quite large, but for hrl pork and lard but moder-
ate The sales Of hulk meat add IN 8, 800, 900
lbs, closing al Sic for shoulder, St@84c for
sides, loc for clear sides and SIC for ms, and
holders, last evening, asked 81 and sc for
shoulders and sides, and Sc for heavy sides, fit
for clearing.
in bacon, about ], 900 hhds sold during the
week, closing At "a and 81 for shoulders and
sides, and lO4 for clear Sides holders asking lie
for the latter. Sugar cured hams are steady at |
ll4c@lIic,
moderate business has been done in lard, at
l04@lOsc for brl and ticrce, and goo brls |
eho:ce sold on an order, yesterday, at loa Keg |
sold to the extent of 400 kegs at 1l@ll+. but |
at the close, and indeed during the whole Of the |
week, hrl was held at lO1 and keg at III.
City brands mess pork Of established reputa-
ton, have been held at Sls, during the week, and
some sales were made at this rate, but the de-
mand has been but moderate, and at the close
good city brands were offered at SIT Is, and do |
country at SIT So without finding buyers
There has been quite large demand for ramp,
and 800 brls sold during the week at sl2 so
@sls. We noticed sales Of prime at Sl3@l3 80
for country, and sl4@li 80 for city.
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.~-Or The 18th there were three ballots for
- IN the House, Nr. Defrecs lacking one
w. = an election each time. The matter was
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ChinaOO Feb IL a o'c1o.l- n y,

Chicago, Feb, l6, o'clock pm
Wheat.-Receipts 1901 bus Sales Of car
loads choice No Spring in bulk on track at 81 !:
i 90 bus White Winter by sample at 81 90: 80
bags No Spring at l,O4; SO do No. . at l,Ol !:
600 bus choice Spring at los; 800 bu by sample
at l,Os; cars No. ? Spring at l,Ol delivered !;
| car choice No. at | ,O3 delivered.
Flour.-Receipts asa bbls Sales Of 400 bbls
Super at ~; 90 bis Super at $50; 80 bis Com
mercial at 4,s74; loo bis Choice Extra at 4,s5;
100 do at Isl; loo bis Extra at 4,72; 100 do at
4,s0; $50 do al 4,75
Corn.-Reeeipts 2l9S5 bu. Sales Of 1000 bu
No. in store at Ale; 1000 do at 4Oc; 1900 bu
No. al ALI; 1900 hu do at Al; 700 bu No in
store at 80; 700 Rejected ut 49, 800 bu No. 2
at 40c; 1000 bu in bags on track at 43c: 1000
bush No. in lots at 4l@4lt, closing quiet at
Al cent.
Oats-Rcceipts 1000 bus Sales Of 500 bu on
track at 35; car on track at IS; car in store
at s3c $40 do at 32c in store.
Dressed Hogs.-Sales Of II avg $50 at 1925;
Is do $50 ut $40; 10 do 200 at 8, rs: 40 do $50
ut 6,45; II do 2S5 at $50
Iiides.-4S green ut II; IS do sailed and trim
med at II; % d. at u; 20 do at n; Is dry flint
at lac.
Dried Apples.-S lies tons good Southern at
%; do New York at H.
Potatces.-42@45,
Eggs--l5I@l6s " dos for fresh.
Corn Moai-3 tons unb0lted at sis.
Cut Meats.-Saie Of Casks country cut ct
6 cents.
Grass SEEDS les 50 bn Timothy at lea. 40
DO at $50; 100 DO at 40: - dc Glover ut 4. go;
Is bags do AT 4.6a; 70 bu Hung arian At 81 10 II
do at same.
Bgttor.-Good ll@llsc; choice lss@l4c; fair
at lo@l0l
Dried Peaches.-New paired l7Mlsc; old do
ls@l4ci sale Of ton impaired at lie IL h;
market ranges from lla@l2c.
Beans-White Inferior to extra prime 75caSl.
Cheese-From first hands at lOalOJc fos W.
r. ll@ll4 for Hamburg; from dealers lO&@ll
for w. r. ll!@12 for Hamburg.
Cooperage-2Oo pork bis at 62c
Tallow-No sales reported. Market firm at
lO@l04 for prime.
Beeswax-Salc bis at 26l@aSc - H.
Cattle-Salcs avg 1880 q. II, I'd, 1888 at
$50; do AGO At ST 2 do i55 it 2,6,s; IA do
l0,s t. a,sf, d. 1888 at 1855; Is 4, 1910 at
-; do 1855 at 81: Is do Ill. at st; d. 1865
at p; 53 do l1s. at 3; 10 at $50 PEI head: s do
l2lO ut 81; 33 20 1880 1t 81; do aSt, ut 81;
56 do 1850 i 3; l. do Ills smooth at 81
Hogs le 35 az. .s.5 at 4, IS; 3 do 2l7 ut 81
Shper--Gala I'll ~ Cd had
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BLACKMfR assd i year. - oHA'v11 =
/ HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
- WANTED.
Y. -. 2 y ass...l.a o.. So. = MA y
fels-dAvl. HCTMAN, olNsfEAD ! %.
FIRST GUN.
lsso lsoe
4 WORD 10 CASH BUYERS.
HENRY II. SCOTT,
Iias returned from The Eastern Markets, and vim
THIS DAY
Open Large and Desirable stock Il
Fancy assd Staple Dry Geods.
ne would eall The attention q Close Buyers to nc ri,
lowing articles:
500 PlEcEs OF PANT ::srrrrs,
Among which viii be found
Printed Moleslins at Is Cents per yd.,
TweeAs and Jeans . Cts.,
Cassinetts, IS eta,
linda FIJI Line Of Cassaaeyrs and Doe Sk;as
at Lor Prices
500 PIECES PRINTS;
Fast Madden Prints, warranted ct . cts
Best american Prints and Nerest Rsterns II ed. |
NEW STYLE
English 'Leng ClotIl'' Prints
AT l2 CENTS.
$50 PrEcEs WHITE GooDs,
consisting Of
BtshOps L0sCsss,
Jack0seette,
Spotted SsCtss
Plain barred C0nebs.icks,
COMMENCING AT A BIT A YARD.
Inc Assortment Of
De LANES, She-ls, Bonnets and
Ribbons.
HENRY II. SCOTT.
,.,,e Main Street, Bmliagtos
~ AMY nDN NGNNvHN |
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TREES, TREES, TREES.
NEALLEY BROTHERS d BoCK's
NURSERIES,,
BURLINGTON, IoMs.


The pscpsetcB bes leave call The asrnsion q Nur.
ymen, Dealers and Planters generally 70 their asre anA
excellent aock, which viii be sold q prices to sas ~
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, ~ OrsAsrAs. -
6sacinG al The best varieties u Applea, Psa CAszS
feacnes, rums, Apsicots, Nectarines, &c. M
DWARF TREES, for 0arlens, embracing an ne
@o& popular oorts Of Apples, Pears Cherim PsseAes
riu.es APxAcoes, NectaFines and Qulnces.
06AEE VINES, embracing IN NE noss populnr
10y v1sSelses, new md cld
6lALL I8UfzS, sahs1eng "a ~ usa pspsaae
$3.50 q s,ackeenea, Geossssisa. Csnanss -.
MSCELkANEOFN FRUITS, embracing Cheu,uta
MnberTies, Nlbesss, BnrAesries &c f7717 ~ -
RNUBAR6 or PIE PLANT embracing IN ~
lefgeat and nneA varieties, Downines Cooe,el yc1o
-, Lnneus, cahocn, &c. M
Ornamental DepaFtmenG
Embracing III the choice hardy varieties OF Rysreens
Shade and Ornamental Trees Flowerng Shruhs vines aod
Clnbefsy Roses Pe0nies Dahlias Pioxes Rschsns -
aN osAef pOpalar desirable GreeQ How and Hnr1v
Towering Plants worthy Of cultivation On the We~
- For further information and pricee ae ehe fo1Rn.
.n6 casaogues. which VIII Be sent gas 70 N who appiy
xRSL Our general Dsseriptve Ceaa,osss = 1s~A -
Ofneensai Tres, Shrubs, Vines, Rssei Gree Meuss
- MeFdy Towering Plants.
S1COND. Oar Wholesale Casaaseus ~ Nwsssynso
- Dsaiefss g csAses vho pureAass Ssneay -
-. MEALLEX DkO1MEA9 D0C4.
ssslo-olewsw-wM Dgr1ngtoa, Iowa
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MI POLITICAL Position.

have for some time felt it my duty to abandon
that party whose professions and practices are
SO much at variance. ], in common with most
of my countrymen, attached myself TO the so.c,l.
led Democratic party, for the reason that that
party professed to be the friend of the laborine
man, and particularly those of foreign birth
have been long enough in this party to know
that their professions are FALSE and made only to
delude the ignorant in order to secure their votes
and when secured their rights and int .rests are
ignored, and the power thus created is used to
Cypress and degrade . large majority of those
whose suffrage created it,
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TIE TARIFF MEASURE,

The millions of laadless poor, from Ireland,
England, Germany, &C., by whose SURFACES the
Democratic party have maintained the ascend
ancy, had right to expect that the Homestead
Bill would receive hearty support from their
hands, But we were doomed to disappointment
and our only hope III this as well as other mess-
ures enumerated was in the triumph of those whom
we had labored to defeat
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GHERIFF7S SALE,
CTS g-Er mr.

Dsnvile. Dies Moines Co, Feb. ls. d Il 7
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
The racing men, AMI the public of California gener-
any may rest assured that the purses above alver
tised will be hung up in the Judges stand regularv
and at the appointed hour each day.
Ten per cent. entrance on all the above purses,
which are free for all rueniny horses Mares colts fl
lies, and gedngs in the State, except the first days
race.
The foregoing races win be run according to the
Rules Of the Marysville Park.
All entries to close at the Judges stand on the ev-
eniug Of the day preceding each race.
The track has been put in complete ORDER and is now
in fine condition to receive horses Those who nav
wish to train their animals now have an opportun.
ity of doing
Fine stabng accommodations are on the premises
and an abundance ofeXcellent water and nothing will
be found wanting conducive health and convenience
Ample accommodations will be provided at ths
PARK HOUSE for visitors
PAVILION has been erected for the accommods-
ton Of Ladies and Families who nay rest assured that
no person of improper character will be allowed on The
track T. O'HANLON
ml-lm Proprietor Marysvire ParA Race Conrse.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
FIFTH DAY-FRIDA

FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, May 10Th.
,CITlZENe' PULSE, S4OO, two mile heats free for
all ages
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
THE ST. GEORGE HOTEL,
~1nnNHrRS aAur DOErnsEr AVN Su

CORNER ar FOURTH AND SITS.
~ SACRAMENTO, has just been thoroughly reno
vated and remodeed, its ventilation increased and
full supply of first class SPRING BEDS introduced,
with lIrge additions of other rich and desirable Fur
nure from the well known and popular establish
ment Of j. G Clark & Co., Sacramento.
1t is due to the travelling public to acknowledge the
very liberal patronage heretofore ended to the ST.
George during the time it has been in charge Of the
present proprietor, and is designed that it shall be-
if possible, more deserving of the public favor.
ltsucation is in the very center Of business, and
within moments walk of all the popular places of
| amusement.
Carriages will all times be in attendance to con-
| vev passengers to and from the boats cars etc.
janS-my G. l. HUTCHINSON, Proprietor
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

SECOND DAF-TUESDAY, MAY sth
PURSE $3.50, mile heats, for all three wear oils
Colts to be three years old in MAJ.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
During the week there will be other nurses o,v.n

LAST DAY-sATURD AY, May 10Th
PkorkltIoks PURSE, $500, mile heats, three
best in tive, free for all horses.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

Yor one year, ,(per maiD. - '''... SS SS
six months ''''' - '''''''' < IN
three Z" ''''' - '..'''''''
.nvFpT1sING. One square OF twelve lines anu
~ man ak lines first insertion 49, each subsequent
more VIC t a. S0 When advertisements are inserted at
ihsei n acb insertion will be charged as the hrst-
ei R haf square lines or more than three hrst
inse, ton A. each subsequent one 81 For three lines
or less, ,ra m Of 10 lines &10. When changed at the
ISre sacb month an extra charge will be made
emu afs square of lines, and more than three
ines' ner month, 81 For three lines per "onIn 30
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

FIRE PGOOF BUILDING.
TH'HIS HOUSE is situated in the center Of the
business portion of the city, and is furnished
with all the requisites to make it first class hotel II
is kept open all night, and residents of the city
strangers from the country will be furnished with
meals to order at any hour of the day night. An
assortment of the choisest Wines and Liquors con.
santly on hand.
The lodging department 1t is well arranged. The
rooms are commOdious and comfortable, and a large
number Of them are furnished with Spring Beds.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
MARBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p J. DEvINE SS BRO,
K street, bet,oeen Sirth. and Seventh streets,
Sacramento, Get.
cscrIpTITRE. Busts, statues, Monuments, Tombs
- and Grave Stones Mantle Pieces, table aud ooun-
ter tops &C. &C constantly on hand or made to order
at the shortest notice aa.
Orders from the country promptly attended to-
NB-P j. d. & Bro. have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals at the several State Fairs 4 from the
Mechsnjcs' Instftlte irns-u
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
-Arr.Y AND wEEKLX
RY A. S. RANDALL & co.
,AxpALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. y. WHITAKER,
= I cRAcKBoN, W. BoULwARE, j. o. hEATLEf'
j. r. RIDGE.
Publishers and Proprietors.
one. corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
TERMS OF THE DAILY

PER WEEK. K...................N .NFIY ohN1S.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
One Hundred Dollars the Season.
Fifty Dollars for the Season.
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
For Sale i'm Sums to Suit Purchasers.
nONnS OFTEFBc COITNCV YURA

k(OND@O VI H ~ W. ~ VI - -
II drawing interest at tine rate OF Ten PER CENT.
per Hunum plYdbe ,emt-annu ally at the Office of the
Treasurer 1f Yuba county; the principal payable ON
July lst, 1869. sinking fun is provided by Jaw r
the rede iptiOn of twenty thousand dollars Of these
Bonds yearly. An legal questions involved in their
issue and payment have been closely contested fore
the Supreme Court Of tn State, and the able iecison
rendered in their favor inv sts them with character
higher than any Bonds in the market.
ALSO Bonds Of the county Of oanO, drawing in
terest al the rate of SEVEN Per CENT. per Rnnum,
payable semi-annuay at the County Treasurer's Of
flee of Sodno county In other respects they are the
same as the Yuba county Bonds described above
This presents rare opportunity for safe invest
ment for nine years at high rate OF interest as they
offered at discount, which IS the more desirable,
it is reasonable 10 suppose that the presert rates
cannot long be maintained
For further particulars enquire at the Office OF the
San FIR ncisco and Marysve Railroad Company or
to d. @. HASKIN, Narysville, Cal.
Sacramento Union and sierra Citizen copy I'm and
send bill TO this Office. '."1 -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
Marble VOrAs.
Monuments.
Tomb and Head stones,
MamileS, Table Tops,
WaSh>la &c

THE undersigned wish to inform the citizens of
MarysviIle ard vicinity that they are prep 'red to
furnish anything IN the above line Also GRNNlTE
and SAND STONE for building purposes, such as
door ss, water tables and window caps and sills at
reasonable prices.
shop at No. SSs o Street, between Lhrd and
Fourth Streets.
n: BAN orders from the country promptly at
tended to. MoOREADY 4 BRO.
deo1A-my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
RCna oval.
THE HOTEL DU NORD,
Saturday Morning, March Sd, 1860,

HAS been removed to the corner Of second and Higr
streets, and its SPLENDID DINING ROOM will be
opened on
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10
Monday, 9TH day OF May,

PURSE Sl5l, Tor two years old for The foIlo VIM
named c"untes-Yuha Suffer, Butte, Tehama and Co.
usa In this race none viii be allowed to run except
they are two years old in May.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, May 11.h.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACEI
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF $1,000. Four mile
heats, free for all ages
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-10

THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY, May 9th.
Proprit tors PURSE, $780, mile heats free for all ages
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mo LET-THB THRxD STORY BRICK HOUSE, "a,
Wes T~enty seventh street, repeae In every eonvsn
Ssee; reat y APrly 6. G. PINCKNEY, q waD sxss,,
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60 00n wCRrn or oHNTLnxEws NEW AND
0C.VVV lsA % Cc.hsns wanted, Scrthe vs.Hsn nAz.
kol 11e hsbe eh price b Obtained In bAnknb3e rs
sey hTs 0au lCls b. cA,lAa q ~ sore addrSnG
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ITO IEI-IN TWELFTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM
Second averue. part Of tn story Houss, with he
modern mprovemsre conssng Of axd back base
pent Rent 500. apply ., ~ laird strce'
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GREAT DEMAND FOR CAST or CLOTHING
"A Ladies and renemsn Gan resolve NE full value r th
Prom g TO $50 piece for dresses from % o 50 fcs
roas from u and upwards Cor pants and CkdrUn1
furniture and carpets Tho Mghe price pad Pleas
call ON, address through post HARRIS 10 l66 gsvenh
avenue, between Twenneth and Twenty. 0rsi sree LAdg
attepded By Mrs. Harra
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HOUSES . FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY
terms-A now Cottage and twevs I.oa Plank no, 4,
q 6aspeth l., az miles from Williamsburg srres the
Inc Of Grad street Bose railroad house has
good cellar with barn sscbed as beautifully stascd and In
Lot price seoe Ais: one story md ac House; ha. 1--WE
street pear Fourth place Brcotlyn; IS 500 AsoA
Per MN and Fm Of - acrea New Jersey IS miles
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LOAN OFFICES.

l<OAN OFFAOGSs
aTE0 BROADWAY, ROOM rs
n Corner Of NAi6en lsse. ]. II. BARRlNGER
Advances Diamonds. Wstches Jewelry Pianos 10 10
Tho highest pricss paid for Diamonds. looss or SET
N a9g CANAL sfREET-MONHY TO LOAN TO ANY
IA amount On diamonds Watches Jeweirv &C., bough.
cash by tHARLEs WOOD, 100 Canal street, two doorI
from Broadway IN jewey store opposite Hrandreh house.
TIP CAGES, Ns BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON
a. street Money loaned e aay s1ornt on - 6ia,nouds,
rccns and w. second Door.
= DvANCss ON WATCHES, JRwRLRY, DIAMONDS.
"a ssears DC, bought for cash n JACOBS. 4o7 Broad
loan osce Signs wiz Ne Ora Of Nay tothe sor.
ser Of wnnsm and Cedar BtressR
Ar JACKsONv-xOrEY LIBEKAL lily ADVANCED
"A on Iaicic Dtamcnea Jswelry Plate Dry 0cods MGR
sssnasc srd re- .cnai Pscgsy 81 every dss@ignon Or
Ill Grard sseet three doors west Of Broadway.
= rHoNrsos 4 CO.'S, BROKERS' AND OOAaIssIOn
"a nerAerls street corner Of Ann. NoA
wsschss Dsmopca Jswetvv, Dry 0oods Beaaxs and III kn1
OF securities bought Noea Eocks ponA 10 ueeoHAaol
All kinds at sewing msokises bought and eolA
= 3 30 6 nAsaAD eTIEYl.-X. HONi0N1N Ola
"A mod bruker end oomma1cn 1arehan advances noAa5
% Dhnonda wstehss yewsy, 10 Esd buys tAsm for y
vassrA pOon No : B.sins9 hosrs . A. \. % Pm
r II CHAMBERS EREET.-NONKY TO ADVANCE 10
"A amount DtAnnnde, watches, Jewesy, "a, b
DO weu known and old sssahlahed ISAAO6 soonsr sa1
hukef. Csanbezs sarset y. B-Ko husinss SsasaaHs6
% Saturdays
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n,o LKT-BUII DING as BROADWAY, WITH THaEE
i story skop In the ReI moGerse Apply 10 t.
GOODWIN 4 BRO, 27 and 200 waier street.

ITO LET-THE THREE FLOORS CT THE BuTLDrnG,
over the s31 Ca rs de.ir.
able location jothine tyfifess FOR deast or mil.
hpery for lsti busoess 10 sntsble tenAr
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HOUSTON CITY, TEXAS Six BLOCKS WITHIN rHR
oty limits Of The city Of H0ustou cxasFor sale Nos
1853 ~, 2& 40 10 19 and tie undivided half OF no price
$4,000 cash. Apply 70 HENDERSON JOHNSON. Houston.
IeJas, Or BENZ. n. TAI4xADGE, svecutor. - wniam
street, New York
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Floor and Basemert Of the nnc built high s.oop priyaa
dwelling house go Fourth street nsseues and D.
o01~s Anua1 II.
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EyOR SALE Oh TO LEASE-wIyH OR WITHOUT rHE
futures rcsanrant comprising two aoors twenty ave
feet IN wdh sxty fact depth twelve private zach
floor and basement twenty 1--we feat 10 width Wy forty feet ia
depth; coal vaults house. under the walk; cooking
Esiaus complce everything In the mos: compets order
Suitable for rs cass gentemons and sdies restaurant
Tie above he had With lease from lat OF May
neI on ie oe reasonable terms BY applying TO THOMAS
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\ 4 vERYfUPsRIoR DOJBLr CAMERA FOR TAKING
siersoscopic views made ~ Hsrrson pesrly new With
lens and nxtaes mp~te; superior Press and large
Ut Of Negatives sale either together separate yocy
ehesp. Inquire Of W. J. DEMokEsT, 376 Broadway, third