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AsTROLOGY.

A CLAIRvoYANT AND AsrRoLOGIsT THAT BEATS
"A Me world and 5000 offered TO person who
surpass her. She TO disease IN It's worst
FORM partc uarly rheumatism consumption neuralgia
fua and all affections OF the lungs and throat N Madame
the only natural all seeing Ctairvoyans In the United
Staea All those who sick in trouble unfortunate In
business would DO well TO call and tina. gifted Lady. Rea
dence G6 West fifteenth street.
A CLAIRvoYAxT.-NRs SEYMOUR 800 FoURry
"a street. two blocks west OF Broadway the most suocessfu
medical and business c,airvoyant In America Ocr situations
On sickness busnees lost property and absent friends sss
faction guaranteed or no pay.
NJ r.. WHO HAB NOT HBARD OF THE CELEBRATED
1Vs hadame PREWs1ERf She has been consulted BY
thousands In this and other ces with eutre sasiacou She
feels confident she equal She future
vile or husband also Ina, OF her vzer. II yon ysh truth
ve Ger Call 2sl Third avenue, shove Twenty street.
LADIES " cents; gentlemen 81,
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r IQuoR BOTTLES BRIGHT GILT, IN A GREAT
IL variety OF patterns IS cents EACH Metal Soppers at
10 cents EACH all kinds of glassware &c
j. BRINSLEY, 81 East Broadway
MARBLE MANTEIS THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD
M inform the publcthat he is prepared to sell Manels
he lowest prices Those wishing 10 purchase will find 1t to
heir ad 10 call at A. KLABERS Marble Shop No. l3
East Eighteenth street, Third
MADAME MARTENSE tOF PARTS) DESIRES TO
M inform the ladies' of New York that her establishment
combines three distinct departments, viz
DEE@SMAkING, unsurpassed In style and finish.
Under Clothing In al its variety.
General family sewing.
that whilst everything made Is warranted please the
most tasidious in respect her charges more mode
rate than possibly be afforded by establishments with
restricted business and facilities The despatch
and rigid adherence punctuaty will always be OBJ
served.
SEWING MACHINES and OPERATORS sent into families
by the day week.
MADAME MARTENSE,
f,=aa.> a-al.aa .ias
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

DIAPERS PENDING BEFORE HIs honor THE MAYOR
Resolved permission be hereby grant
ed 70 Engine Company No to retain the small engine in
Board Of councilmen, Jan, lz, 1880
Concurred IN. d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
sns and
Tenth the Of the street
Board az q Aldermen. Jan. i issS Suo ,,
Board Of Councilmen, Jan Is, 1860 D'p''' '''A
c. 7. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
Resolved That The bill Of Belon Farrar CO. for camel
coal furnished for the supreme Court Of
lars and paid from The appropriation for Fuel Supplies &c'
Board ad. Of . Sapery'ors Js1nary l6 1862
Resolved That Tie b Of expenses Of the spesa commse
; ;aSSs
be audited and allowed nine dollars and twenty cents and
osrd January r
ss the % hs on
Printing and Stationery of The Board OF Supervisors be and is
1899 to be paid monthly from the appropriations for sals
board of Supervisors, Jan. ls. 1850
On ayes and noes adopted J. B, YOUNG, Clerk.
severity doars Francis L Loutre amounting 70
thirty dollars and SIXTY three auded and allowed
and paid from appropriations for Printing Stationery and
6S.sd Of ~. ssr s5ss sssS J:1 IS 1890 vov
Rs.cve That he BIZ Of Thomas Hcoves So1 Urm
coal r spdss ana awed at $50 and paid from appro
Board Of Supervision Jan. l6, 1860.
Rssc,sa Tha. q. Charles amounting I, forty
st and allowed and paid from appropriation for County
Board Of s.pervisor., Jan. ls. 1880
or he q Sas sf be- : sasss s
sswsd $780, and paid from appropriation for Fuel
% Board Of Supervisors Jan, ls 1850.
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NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY, NO ] WALL,
IN sreeBsnk Note Engraving and Printing In every
promptly executed All the modern improvements of value
ysed by this Company 10 prevent counterfeng and STEERING
bills offered Drafts Bonds and Certificates Of al
descriptions engraved and printed.
J. MAcDoNoUGH, Secretary. X. s. OAKLEY, President.
SAMUEL STILES Treasurer. j. T. SOUTTER, Vice Pres't
CNoKY CHTMNEYs CURED BY F. NJ. BUTLER'a
- patent Wind Guard. No charge without complete $40
cess Office Sc White street
CTEAM POWER PRINTING ESTABI.ISHMENT.-HIr,
~ TON CO. IL Ann street. invite the attention of book and
newspaper publishers to their facilities for the prompt
ton OF first class Press Work moderate rates Every
cash HILTON Il CO, IL Ann street
CKIRT sPRIEGs-TRMPERED BY WATERWAYS PA.
- tented for SALE at the lowest market
H'WATkRMAN, Williamsburg, L. l., near Peck slip ferry.
CENNAR's LIQUID LICORICE CURES CONSUMPTION,
~ Coughs Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis de- dc. Price 81
bottle Sold By the principal druggists and at the depot
12S1s Ninth street.
ITO PRoPgIEToRs OF STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS,
PropeeIs Bsrges 3c-Make decks tight aud hulls
and durable Read the eight experience Of Jacob
Shurtz Of the Franklin Line OF Propelers 70 New
York. via the Delaware and Rartan cana-Bound Brook,
Jersey Dec 1889 The undersigned having thorough
~ Bridgewaer Paint for the last eight years pro-
the best mineral Paint Ia for the hua and
decks Of vessels. for durability, elasticity and economy.
JACOB SHURTZ Proprietor Of Franklin Line Rarian canal
Depot z Maiden lane New York Orders received for Roof
ing at 42l Broadway.
rRusSEs AND sUPPoRTERs-F n pUTLKRr
patent The bes, 10 .: the Huls TRUSS s1ce N Whe
street.
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FURNITURE.

A CKNowLEDGHD AS BEsT-FoRrMAN1 ARCH
Spring Beds sell from 81 90 to - all furniture dealers
have them. Mattresses very cheap. An Iron Combination
Bcdsaad, springs and mattress complete o. No. Great
Jones street, corner Of Broadway.
PEpROOM KNAMKLLKD FURNITURE IN ALI.
- c0lcrs and warranted
nnahed Ii iandscspea fruits frascoes and flowers
FARRINGTONS. SIS Canal IT. Get opposite Wooster street
Manufacory l6 and lS Woosler street. Established IN lSl8
(yHAMBEE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEEN TEN YEARS
" exclusively In the manufacture Of Chamber Furniture
bringing aid every resource for preparing stock thoroughly.
and hnahng he bst and most substantial
offer 70 the rads and at retail mush the Of
Rnemeled and sohd walnut Chamber SUITE that have
been oiered In this city. WARREN WARD,
III Canal street, four doors Of Broadway.
EURNTTURE BOUGHT FOR READY MoNEY.-A FAIR
Il value given IN ready for Furniture Carpets Books,
&C. NJ l sixth avenue between Ninth and Tenth srees
FINE AaCE.
A sTFREosCOPE AND ONE DOZEN VIEWS FOR 81 AT
n the Union Stere sc1pic COmpsnys S5 Broadway, up
stairs sent 70 any address on receipt OF price.
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conHEReE OF THE PORT OF NEW YORK.

Exports from the Port OF New York to
Foreign Ports for the Week Fading
January 10, 1850.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE BURNS CLUB OF
a the cay OF New yorr The anniversary Dinner In hsnor
OF me birthday OF the Scottish Robert Burns will be held
a. the fsehc Hotel on Wednesday January 1890
Tickets " each to be had at the hotel at the office the
uth American journal and of the folio members TIA
Cnb-James Nicholson President Edw ard Fisher and John
a. Mclean Vice Presidents; VIM Manson Treasurer j. RO-
ferisop Robert Burnett Corresponding Secretares Commit
lee OF Arrsnsemens-J Cnnnir CHAM j. l. Dick, Henry H.
DOW Il: CochrAne James Cumming, r. Meldrum, p. Hale
O'Clock precisely "
UMPIRE CITY REGATTA CIUB.--THE MEMBERS
" OF THIS club are requested to meet nj the st Marks place
ote corner OF Eighth street and Third Wenes
day evening, January 25 Business of importance VIII be
brought before the clue
STEPHEN ROBERTS, President.
A. u. MATnEws, secretary.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DIADoN SPRINGS, CHOCTAw COUNTY, ALABAMA
These sp.gs situated on the Tombgbee river, about ls
seamhoa;s have now attained over arge portion Of ts
Bouthern States An squaed reputation Tor the
efficacy IN tbs Of great variety on diseases They hays
proved almost certain specific for Dyspepsia, Chronic
Diarrhoa, Aasstiops Kidneys and Bladder Rheums
usn Govt Diseases Of the Skin and and
Diseases They also exceedingly valuable in dseasss
peculiar TO females Under their exblarang induencs 10
almost Incredible what beneficial change Is wrought the
wasted and debaleS Frame As these mineral waters lose
none Of their curative properties during se winter tbs pro
entire for the Of viserr Persons from
the North visiting the South In quest Of health would do well
Blado trial The climate generally mild during
the winter and to those accustomed to he Northern winters
must poessed Of the genial character OF the Indian
The coil Of Badon sandy and dry the
around varied and beautiful The accommodations Of the
complete and The propretors win spare pains
10 render their vsters comfortable
References the physiciana of Mobile and New Orleans.
JAMRH Common
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THE MILITARY.
MOTHER VETERAN GoNE.-THE SENIOR vETE-
n ran Corps Of 1872 are invited TO attend the funeral OF
deceased brother Soldier Lazarus n Tba from his lae
dence Putnam Avenue Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn
Sunday 2ocock r. NJ with the usual badge OF mourning
every Veteran aepd the tribute respect we
Col. q. RAYMOND.
ISAAC n PHyrr Adiutant.
NTOTICE.-THE VETERANS OF THE WAR Or fslz 'i3
IN ano II also the widows Of Veterans well the
wealthy will call a. the Bounty Land Once, No. City Hall
phse 81 Chambers third door and bave
their claims made out Cor the Of clothing and equipments
out lost and destroyed the wartof 1872 rs and IA for
services performed tbs State Of New Yorkthe time being
exteaded 10 peh. I, 1850.
N. BLong Island and New Jersey papers please copy.
COL. II. RAYMOND, Agent
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Store to Rent.

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l. terms, his Store in the lntelligenoer
Building He will also sell his entire stock
of Books, Stationary, Paper Hangings, &C.
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no! TRA VELLERS, LOOk!!
SHARPE'S NORTHWESTERN
ssagg
Line Of Stages.
Line Of Stages.

Sharpe will run a Line of Coaches from
Cedar Rapids to Usage, leaving Cedar Rapids
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7
o clock, A. NJ, passing through Vinton and
Waterloo, arriving at Cedar Falls at o clock
p. NJ: thence north, passing through Waiver
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~" Fares 10 suit the times, Iva
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Cedar River Navigation.

REGULAR LINE OF TRANsP0RTATIoN BETWEEN
CEDAR RAPIDS g. WATERLOO.
NOTICE is hereby given that the new
N Steamer BlackhaWk
will commence making regular trips between
Cedar Rapids and Waterloo in connection with
the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad, AT
the opening of navigation.
The public will find it much to their advan
tage to ship by this line, as freight can be de
livered in Waterloo more cheaply by thin
route than by any other.
All orders addressed to J. j. SNorrfER, Ce
dar Rapids, will receive prompt attention.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
nv ARROTr & MORGAN.

MITCHELL, MITCHELL CO., IOWA.
The Proprietors will endcavor to render the
American House emphaticalIy the Traveller s
Home Good Stabling and the best OF care
for horses oyl
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralzes this maarOns poison III the
blood and stimulates the liver TO cNprl II nom
the body. As it should, 50 il does cure thu al-
ilictive disorder with perfect certainty Amt II
does more, or rather does what Is OF more ser
vice TO those subject to this Infection. IL tahch
in season it cXpelS it from the system rs II Is ab
sorb d. and thus keeps those who use II trrc rom
its attacks; keeps the system i'll health although
exposed to the disease Consequently II not ONLY
cures but protects from, the great variety OF al
fcctions which are induced by this mnllgnant
influence, such as R,mlttcnt Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aguc, Periodical llcAdlchc'
or Bilious Headache, Rilou3 levers, N,u.,i p "a,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothachc, EaI
ache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpitations, Painful Al
fcctipus of the Spleen, Mysteries, Cole, Paralysis
| and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bow
els. all of which, when arising from this eau st
will be found TO assume more or less the ntcfint
| tent type This "AGUE CURE" rcmovcsthc caus,
| of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
| This il accompliShcs by stimulating the cXcr''
! tories to eXpcl the virus from the system: an
| these organs by degrees become habitrd tn do hi
| their office of their own accord. Hence arise
what we term acriimntjoa. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life is not long enough, q
! is sacrificed in the attempt, while this " AICi
/ CURE" does il at once, and with safety. We have
great reason TO believe this j. Il Surcr rs well n
! safer remedy for the Who'll, class of disease
which are caused by the miaSmatic infection
than any other which has been discovered; aH
it has still another important alyrntn@" ~ III
public, which j., that it IS cheap as well Is EOUi
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GOdfrcy's Drops
A Sure Cure for the Heoaach.

This preparation has proved successful in all kinds "f
headache though many others have been introduced. II
composed o vegetables and no dclrtcri0us plant med
cnc Is introduced in,o impart vgor the system
while the progressing, and regulates the stomach
by which process the cure is effected.
Mr.. Godfrey. deceased, a resident of New
HAMPSHIRE. His valuable recipe has has recently beer
purchased by the undersigned From numerous tcStmo
mails select the following from isa A. Wright We!
known and worthy citizen oi kcenc, y. ii
Mr.. Godfrey, Sir: II Is with pleasure that can recon-
mend Drops prepared by for the nervous headache
Having about years past been afflicted with II AM
not having found any thing that gave me relief ulcl
your Drops and they gave me immediate relief. lt"b
Them about three weeks from the first ri January and have
been free from the headache since. would cheer
fully recommend them all who may be afflicted viii
the complaint ~ Mki"Hi
Price 81 cents per bottle. Prepared by II. irr,flNs
Chemist, Boston, Mas.
| A. Il. r. HILDRETII, Agent, 81. Charles City
| Einyi Co. Iowa,
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HutchinS' Headache Pills.

These Pills recommended solely for the headache in
various forms whether bilious nervous periodical 81
sick headache For this affection, Of the most dlSa
grccablc that flesh is heir to ;, the public have long de
sired medicine that would be mli and safe in its opera
ton, and r"'i"vc the head without facilitating III" body
Who does know of the many subtcrfs,> rrsOrtcd t,
, remedy and vet thousands Of heads ache ong But
medicine Is now offered whose Of the distressing NAL
aCy Is and satisfactory.
Price rs cents per box, with full directions.
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DIR. ). +. COLLINS
.JAUNDlCE BITTERS.

QUICK and unliling remedy for Jaundicc and Liver
"a Diseases in their worst forms, dyspepsia Habitual
Co,tivcness Iizzines Pains the Back and Side Sick
ness at the stomach Headache. Drowsness loss Of Up
petite and all similar Complaints arising from derange
inclt Of the Liver and hillary Organs.
Thee BHterS Cleanse and Purity the Blood
The timely u these RitterS Is also a sure proven
tive Of the yellow. Bilious Intermittent and Renitteut
Fcvers. Fever and Ague Chils aud Fever, and all dis
which have their origin in any malaria milsiDa
Also,