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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-22
FOR THE LADIES.
Glorious News for the Farmersl

Glorious News for the Farmers!
VsHE American Company's Gil ANo, from Jarvis
4 Bakers Islands, is better than best Peruvian,
and $40 Ton less in price.
Four dollars worth Of this Guano made last year
twenty-five dollars more cotton than adjoining acre
without Gusn0.
Equally good for oil crops abounding 10 lime, 10 be-
neft the lal,d permanently.
A supply now on hand, and constantly kept for sale
as low as any where IN The United States.
Also On hand Best Peruvian GUANO.
More New Sewing Machines,
with all recent Improvements. This is the Machine
that will continue 10 give Satisfaction, as experience
proves.
Also Sewing Machine Oil. and silk Twis, and Cot
ton Threads, Of the best kinds.
JAMES WEBB.
February. 20
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TEL e cor Err T o u

= n IA ~ = = - N u ~ -
NEW ERA in DOMESTIC ECONOMY!
Tt is well known that Children and Youth usually
out their Boots and Shoes at the toe, in few
week-sometimes in few days. Buy them with
MitcheIl's Patent Metallic Tips,
and you will save TDo Thirds Of the expense Of sup
plying your children with shoes.
This invention enables US TO offer 10 the public Boots
and Shoes that
NEVER WEAR OUT AT THE TOES.
We have hundreds Of Testimonials from parents
who have bought them, showing that on the average
pair Of Shoes with The Tips wilt for Children ,uear as
long as THREE PAIR WITHOUT, and Tor Misses,
Poys and Youths, they will wear at least Twice as
long, while
THE COST Is BUT TRIFLE MORE.
This statement is made with entire confidence in its
strict truth, il is based a careful examination Of
the Fdefs in the experience Of that two years.
which has proued that these Copper tOed Shoes have,
average, at least three Des long the old
style, and as the cost is but Ife more, the impor
lance Of this invention to all having little feet TO pro-
tect, will at once be seen.
This invention is also important protection a.
ganst the cutting Of the Prairie Grasses, also for MI
atrs' and Plantation use, and all occupations where
the Of the Boots and Shoes particularly liable
10 be cut worn.
CAASE, MCKINNEY & MOORS,
Owners Of the Patent.
O. For Sale by Dealers generally.
Boston, February l6. 30-3m
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PUBLIC MEETING II GRAHAM.
rSyHE Democrats 81 Alamsnee arc requested to con-
vene in the Court House ia Graham, Oh Satur.
day The 81 d March, 10 appoint delegates The Dis
tret and State Conventions and cor The Transaction of
other business. "A full attendance il desired.
BY order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
January -. ~
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WHEAT WANTED.

EsHE subscriber will buy, for cash OF upon short
credit, Five Thousand bushels Of White or Red
Wheat, ahe white preiered) delivered at The Depot,
either al Hisborough or Durham's. The wheat must
BE-. well cleaned and weigh least sixty pounds TO tho
bushel Prompt offers desired.
II. L. OWEN.
January a.: 90
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Attention-Oranre Guards.

Attention-Orange Guards.
a PPEAR IN front Of the Court House. on we,lnes.
- day The 22d instant, al 10 o'clock, A. W., 10 fall
winter Uniform with arms and accoutfemenls in perfect
order for inspection.
By order 81 Capiain Jones.
]. Y. WHITFIELD, o. s.
Tebfusy II. 80
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Az IT SHouLp Bg.-A large quantity 81 the
N. g. Cashmere, manufactured Al Salem.
was shipped from this point on Monday o.
tne order of merchants Of different places in
Louisiana. This Is a. il should be. En-.
courage Southern manufactures and South.
ern mechanics. and you DO more 20 establish
independence than has been done BY all the
Champagne drinking Southern Conventions
ever held.
This Cashmere i really gopd and pretty
article. lit Coz the wear Of any gentleman in
any place. and we think that Southern mer.
chants would do we'll to Try the experiment
Of making their winter purchases Of that sort
81 gouds from Salem Factory and uiher simi.
lar Southern Establishments.
High Point Reporter
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ORANGE.
THE COMMITTEES.

The constitution Of the Committees 81 the
House Of Representatives is regarded as u
great importance. as the legislation 81 the
House is almost sure to be shaped by the
Committees. The Speaker appoints the
committees. as 10 well known. and il is an
arduoas and delicate duty 10 do this accept.
abIy. either 10 the House or the country.
We publish list Of the Chairmen t0.Iay
II will be seen that Speaker Pennington has
not confined himself % bis own party IN the
selection Of these chairmen. The following
are the exceptions:
On Elections - Mr.. Gilmer, American
Wing.
Judieiary--tIickman, Anti. Lecompton Dc,
mocrat.
Revolutionary claims-I ,riggs. American
Public Expenditures - llaskin, Anti. lie.
compton Democrat
Indian Acknowledging. South Ameri.
can.
Roads and canals-Mallory. South .ime.
rican.
Unfinished Business-Logan. Democrat.
Mileage-Ashlhore. Democrat.
Engraving-Adrain. Anti.l.ecompton DE.
mncfat.
Expenditures il Navy Department--Ilat.
ton, South American.
Enrolled Blls--Dasiison, Democrat.
Thus out Of 90 committees. III 81 the Chair.
men are appointed from other parties than
the Republicans. though Of them. lliek.
man. laskin. AMI Adrain. have acted with
The Republicans Tor the last few weeks.
The Wilmington Journal complains Of the
neglect OF the Democrats in the constitution
Of the Committees. Let the Journal turn TO
any other Congress Of late. when the Demo.
Gratis have had Speaker. and show. IL II
can. that he was a. liberal 10 his opponents
as Mr.. Pennington has been 10 the Demo-
Gratis now. II is not our purpose 10 defend
Mr.. Pennington's action. but merely 20 re.
mind the Journal that the bad example was
set him BY the Democrats. Fay. OF.
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NAE u lid,

MARRIED,
In this county. on The sih instant, hy James n.
Craig. Esq. Mr.. ALBERT LONG 70 Miss ELIZA.
BETH ANN RAY, daughter o. Mathew Ray.
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DECEIyERv SALE Of the MARIETTA AND

~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD, BY ORDE&. ~ CDGRTI;
ssspSet i.r, isss ofs.d Cont VIE eabs a .oi Jpsa
s , s"s e.S 5sb z I've 's'.
to aTRSsf 'T K. s' Of
bt,w.en the hour q ~ oeoet s,S Seoss m 81 sao ia
the Of Ohio the oaslng desonbed property 20 w the
SoI eSMfas IA s As Sa 4 Gs
Of Ohio made DC nsse 'hed or unhahei snd ocl1d
Ing The IsS ' ed y s s VV%y s ss 'Ps
holden by laid Ce@Pny sa9 tbs svperraclre aud Trek
reends and bulldog thereon and all hs DO
ons thereto aud all fsurises rights and PRIVILEGES Of the
O so"PsDy y and 60 1 SS sS ~ VI s@s %cs
Fue. OF W@e, and ohr materials or propety owned BY
:S e Sf%p OF s. sn eoS " ps Of aid
es aud sppurtepanoes al TURNTABLES wa'e stations Ware
opersDs said Road ia connection thesyth and owned
and held Tor that pose snd al shops and AZ
Telegraph Lines Pons Wires EstrHments ant Fixtures and
all other property Of every description use6 or designed OF pro
videe for the operating repairs couraeon OF reconneo1
and owned by said Company with all sccessOns Thereto at tho
time Of sale. -
Of and sold TO the highest bidder therefor provided hat
the sha be cold for lee THAI Slo but before say
%Sl sns such id ~ Se rarrd 70 70 ;e Receiver,
hands ths Of in essh o. 500 in the s,t oe aG r.,
bid In the propet should be 'truk on 20 the s sf,Gn
persou which deposit shall be absolutely Forfeited TO lne
uses Of the trust the Receiver the sad cecsss
al bidder or bidders should fan TO pay the entire purchase
made in said case And further provided by ad order ;bs
said subject TO the approval and the o
bv the Court the sal be sonhrled hnn toe
purchasers shall DC entitled TO receive RIO posses
sion of premises the Receiver and TO hold and operate
The se until the entry the Of distribution and then TO
upon payment Of tho aoun bid or ee sur
der the Receiver and forfeit the ssd depost az
bsoe q proyded but possession Of the purchaser pur
ehssers a&er ard before distribution and n pay
ep shall be the control OF the Court 20 as that soh
puhsser purchasers may be compelled TO surrender se
posesson TO tho Receiver gooc cspse shown TIE saie
rolling stocs DISTINGUISHING such part % owned ex
cusvey BY the company. aud such u, Is owned In conon
with other corporation peTscn aud 10 make out state
ep the nature connection between said company ana
the arsboro and Cincinnati Railroad Company and as 30 the
touching the Bridge At Marietta aud any other
or cont made by said company which may
by operation devoe upon the purchaser o. heoed sIa
bc, 10 which the said sse DO made and sha keep said
inventory his Office for the inspection o. all paes wo msy
purchase under said decree aud such ps'es are
now invited 70 Ell and examine said inventory and statement
INV ~ " ORLAND SMITH,
R<oeiyer of the Marietta and Cir cinnEd Railroad Co
Chill Scohe Ohio January 10 A d.. 1860 jseo lav3tf
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8teamboate and Railroads.

NOTICE.-CHANGE of H0UR.-REGUI.AR
~ NAIL LINE for BOSTON snd PROVIDENCE. vs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Hour fom 70 sp m--On and
after TUESDAY Beb t. the .bis Line Si
Pisr No. North kiTer hrs wharf above Battery so daily,
except Sunday a. o'clock instead OF n-Ofbes M
10 Ba,sTy-Plaee. Sew-fors fe6. IL. lSeO.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN DELPHlA and tbs s0BTH and WEST, via JsnsxY
CiTf.-Msl and Express Limos leave New York at and
T. m, and and ss 81 ThFsugh TIekets Sold ict Can
cinpsa and shs West and for Wsshugon Hs.Ge.nt go
tie South &c. and through esssess checked to "sshas'on
n ~. and y u trains
j. w Woodbury., Assistant supeir.endenf
Nc bagsaxe VIII be received for trains rnies decca -
CHECKED IS ni ,utes IN ADVANCE Of The time Of es,nf.
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miscellaneous.

CLAFLIN, MELLEN X Co.,
~ G.. w. Il J. T. Moore L Co.,
Cary, Howard, Sanger 4 Co
Lsthrop, Ludingon Co.. We.son Co.'S
Wesson, Waiter Co Ellie Brothers x Co,
Priuchot, BIuen g. Seaburyt WIN. Bryce Co;
C.hn. Bruce, Bishop Co. Norton, Jeweit L Col
Walsh, Coulter & Co Quackeubush Col
Perego, Bulkleys PlmptorI Blevin Mead;
Lathiop Wilkinson; J. II. Ransom Col
Cook. Bowed. Baker 4 Co., Cashier & Davis,
Harrs, Riley Kitchen, 2. z. Shaw & Co.;
Benedict, Hall Co.; Gradon. Mccoy & Col
Wells Christie; Floyd Clarkson;
Chapman, Lyon T. Noyes VIM. II. Lyon Col
All sell A. bROVER'S PATENT COMPOSITION, warranted
make boots and shoes npervious water lat
long again for using IT, A. bR0WER 20, No. 4Resdss
TNEAZELS-Best French, assorted sizes for sale
i by C. z HABICHT, Ne. lS1 PsaIi-st
TNHREE SECONDHAND SAFES for SALE
u WILDERS and HERRINUS PATENTS.
Also, one lxseszsd Jewelers. sse at Nc. 81 Mlden-ns.
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5nsnranfe Companies.

CLINTON
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE No. 50 WALL-ST.
CASH sce 600
A LARGE sURPLUs
DIRECTORS:
HUGH LAING, NOAH z. HUNT,
EFFGHAM TOWNSEND, THOMAS SMULI,
CHAs z. sWORD5, J. II. RANSOM,
John PENFOLD, GEO. A. TOWNSEND,
John COMPTON DON AL0NZ0 CUSHEAN,
ID. HENRY HAfGHT u J. SMITH,
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, ALFRED WILLIS,
LEONARDO B. SUAREZ, SYLVESTER r. WARD,
SILAs BRONSON, ALIVE LAING,
A. Il. EMO, ROBERT NJ BRUCE,
John WATSON, J. s BOYD
JOSEPH w. CORLIES A. YZNAGA DEL VALLE,
SAMUEL WILLETs, LAWRENCE TURNURE.
3. r. NICOLL, HENRY A. LEVERtCH,
GEORGE GRISWOLD, JR.
HUGH LAING Preddens
jana B. AIMS, IT,, secrets<y.
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1910 THE PENNSYLVANIA ISf0
lCOU ENTRAL RAILRo AID 1SOO
GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE
~ c.pa-ity OF .hs Road 10 equal to aay IN the eoSne


The capacity The Road 10 equal to aaJ N she eoHns
TIRE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Oas- No . After Hoase. Broadway.
Facilities or the transportation OF Pes-eueers 70 sod noun C
,innssi Chicsso, st. Louis 81 Psu Nashville henplis New
orleans and al IN the West Northw md Soos
wo. aIe unsurpakssa sreNd and comfort by any route
Through TO- the West Lave Newler ooe 81 ocav
and. a, Merung Express, a NJ. Evening Express m
Sleeping and lnnokng cars on al tEasns -
Fare always low and inc tGne quick IS oy any oena
route.
by TILE routs Ffeshls OF AL descriptions css y ov,sa 70
sna om any point che rail- osdsof Ohio keauekS indsa
Ilnois Wts:onsln lows, or Missouri BY RAILROAD Oh
RECT or 20 any pert the nayssbe ges OF the Wes "
stesmers Fem Pittsburgh. -, ,,,.,.,
Thu rates OF Freight and from any point Of the West ~ e
Raroed all tee a. favorable AZ are o1s
by other RAILROAD Companies Merchants and shippers insru
6s the interpretation Of t-lr Freight TO ths conpsnJ reg
Wi.h confidence on it, speedy transit -,
This Company also nAinlsns hmsrant soooum ,datic
Line By which emstns westward epoy cheap ann
moJa Of at half the ttl-ss rsts
Of faro. j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Aeeai No. 3Aaor Hossn
LEIGH 4 Co, Freight Agv,ts
No Actor llous-, end No South winlam<-
MCDONALD BlsCHOsf Emlsrant Agents.
No Battery p~cs>
THOMAS A. SCOTT, Gsnesl S,p'L Altoona p
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no the MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERs of Ii.

Il CHICAGO ALrON, AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD
COMPANY-,Lste Chicago and Mass1pp Railroad Cspoa
nv Tho asreeuant the different csses OF Bondhe
ss a. prepared and recommended by the Committee appointed
Il Meeting OF Bondhoder Dec a. 1888 and unan niorsl{
,dopt.d IL ready and DO found Al the Of
Gee Of CHARLES CoNGDON, Receiver No % ChhsI The
time limited within which may pc signed VIII expire aases
number OF the bondbcdsru have - 5nhed
their Justify the Committee Ia believing thai there
Ia no reasonabe doabt a being adopted and fully carried ont
Committee appointed FOR tha purpose viii CAL mees Of
be subscriber agreement to be held at the meoPoitsn
Bank day OF March 1900 at u O'Clock for the
purpose appointing the Trustees Attorneys therein named
and to other business 10 DO done At that
neeine CHARLES MORAN,
l. A VAN HOFFMAN,
WILLIAM HOGR, SConndttes-
X. c. READ,
NJ PECK,
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHlP-Th Copartnership hereto
~ fore existing soder the name of HAyEMEYER TOWN
BEND Co, IL hereby dissolved by mutual soHsen-DAteS
New 7 oxt, Jas- 81, le06 n. C. HAVEAEYER,
DWIGHT TOWNSEND,
WILLIAM HOLLER-
TIE above Cepsnehp being dissolved by the retirement
Mr. WN MOLLHR the business will be iquidstsd oy G.
HAvRMKYER and DWIGHT TOWNSEND, the repasialrs
paruerL
The Subscriber have formed q Copartrership In TIA
busnsss Of SUGAR REFINING under the namo style and
a1m OF HAvEMKTRR, TOWNSEND T. Co.--New- Y Oh, Jsa
n, 1ssA y. c. HAvEMEYER
f. DWIGHT TOWNSEND.
. GBO. w. HAVEhfRYEH-
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EKnCLGMATiO N.-S5O REWARD
" Wlxy,se wM s TUERS Cueco 10 se Nisst Wson-
foOnd dead he sidewsn osPSs,e 20 Is %
g. o., Fr sN ri.ht the in e. vt shout III O'CLOCK ws
ashs u vioucs has head j9tyns the oe ies tns ns eAo
b,b ~hereas the person o. essso1 n' You"
nsd ,s r dr. se annovn the Suthofites Now, thero-
for Ferpendo NO asycr OF the cay OF New ORR oy
~ M vested do heIooy oler rev ard OF
i,ars Ter tho arpre heaon and conviction the
$3.50 e persons " ho cred the said Wm s. rues said
lie vsid On OF tue pc son OF persons charged
NM o9,n,e OF Tho certificate o. the Dct Attorney thai
80 ~ esion was had upon tue testimony Of too person
80. ei.ana aid but eli claims presented 20
~, within twenty days oer s0ch conviction viii be die
sssl.es IL 81 FERNANDO WOOD.
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Aouses auo farms hDanteo.

WAN] ED-0n or before May l, for small
w family PART Of ROUSE, between 4h and 23d sta and
eth and Lexington consisting Of Kitchen and Dining
one Psrlor and Sleeping Rooms second floor
scch mad respectable aud
tesAnl Address BCOH0hY Box No 1873 Tdb-
une Oaice. . ......... .........t..
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NOPAR1NERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ THIS DAY formed aCOPARTNERSu Up under the name
hYm of BROWN DOCkSTAUER, and viii continue
HDF LEATHER, and COMMISSION business In she store
formerly occupied By late hr Of Brown Sherwood Ne
- spruss-st- ELIJAH r. BROWN,
FEB 10. 1890 GEO. A. DOCKSrADER.
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Dantins Arabemies.

A DODWORTH'. DANCING ACADEMIES,
IA No. 800 Broadway, kew.York-
No. 1877 Montague place. Brooklyn
CLASSES OPEN AT ALL TIMES FOR BEGINSEAs.
Wa sontinus open until the let Of jane.
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OPyIcs OF TIN nArsArucK RAILROAD ConPAyY,l
bRIDesPoRT Feb 10 ia6n
nIVIDEND.-The Directors have declared
~ SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT on
inst Il. NICHOLAS Treasurer.
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gAanses for Businsss aalen.

A MERCHANT TAILOR and CL0rHIER,
IN Aov deing prohtsbe hssne h DESTROYS Of SELLING
hts STOCK eud LEASING his STORE reasonable
parties qaHted 20 eu-tain custoetrdde
FortAriras address DH APER aud TAILOR Tribune Office.
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IL
HAMPERS PENNSYLVANIA SQUARE sLArSs Sold AT OaiaisAE
CARD PRcRs
AGnyTs WANTED CoNPANr every city and town Sam
pges furnished on receipt Of 81 Address
J. III. GREEN, General Agent
All Metallic Rubber SArBs not having Green's Psten"
marked thereon inngemens sad persons selng tue
VIZ " - j. H. GREEN Pstsn.ee.
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loan Atlantic Screw Steamship ComPanys and favorse
StsaEash.p MON GOMEhf, VIM G. ReSTy commander win
leave Pier No. II ~ P, SATURDAY Feb IS 81 O'Clock
Passage 10 Savannah with unsurpassed secommodaaouz
SIS Through tickets TO New Orleans, s5s 7I 10 Mobile saS
Montgomery S26 Albany, ia, SS Columbus $50 Atlantis.
s2s Macon, SAL Augusta 90 Also, TO principal places b
Foas lowest rates Freight 10 cents per foot nsaran
oEs-hslf per cent No riss taken under $2oa Apply 10
II. B. CROMWELL Co, NJ % weN-st-
Tor SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS az
BEL0W.-rhe hrst-clsss steamship AUGUSTA, Cspt. N
Woodhur, VII leave SATURDAY, Feb 10, at p sa.
nam Pier No r. Through tickets be had ot tie fs
loving places:
To Hew.Oreans. SO 75i Mobile, SIS; Montgomery. sas
Columbus S2iI Albany FsSi Atlanta s2ii Chasnooss $sSs
Nashville $27 az Knoxville, SIS 5o Memphis, $sl 49, As
susa Sl7 30; Msoon 500 Savannah, Sis For freight end
sAM'L L. MITCHELL & SON.
Baggage checked to an thu shove points.
NEW-ORLEANS and HAVANA. SATUR-
In DAY, Feb. 10 at o'clock from foot OF Warren The
Mail steamship LAs intend to dispatch shove the n
vosi,e steamer OR ANADA, Capt. s. Griffin This
has been thoroughly eveh.uied in hull and mschne Ey
panked and roppeFed bcers In perfect order sad carefully
inspected nd offers superior attractions Passengers ApPY
to II. o. ROBERTS, Agent, No. III wss,s cor &sreni-
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Ursan Cleaners, Scr.


WELLS, FARGO g. Cos
w EXPRESS,
ron
CALIFORNIA, OREGON,
- PACIFIC COAST,
WIZ ee dispatched on MONDAY next, al ~ the NerA
Atlantic S,esnship Company steamer
ATLANTIC.
connecting Panama with the Pacific Mall ste1nshiP Com
peny a steamer
SONORA,
through 10 SAN FHANCfSCe greatly in aivaace OF the malta
Ne freight except small psre i-ool.. Ga %. ssins dv
LETTERS In GONERNhEAT ENVELOPES VIA be TO
Issrs son, by onr EIpre. are delivered Fan Faneco
from THREEto SIX pafsAtEAp of the MALLS
Elkut srehsnr- on saa Francisco iog sale.
Collec,lous And cash sdy snoe. made on soods - .
WELLS, FARGO Co Ne. u bnuiSpy.
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Billiard Gables.

4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF well seasoned
"A BILLIARD made In ths best possbls mAna@S
and st reasonable prses will bs found Ph2LAN
LARD TABLE MANDATORY, Nos S. S. 81 and 81 CsSs
by.t, New YORK Every article Connected vita tia
the lowsst ruteA
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ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE. Co
OyyIcs, No. 10 MsscHAsTs ExcHAsGs, Feb 1860.
nIVIDtND-The Board of Directors have this
~ day declared q DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER CENT, pay
able amer the 10Th inst The Transfer Books viii Be
closed until that date. VIM. s. SLOCUM, Secretary.
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THE OVAL PIANO-F ORTE.-
professional Notices.

CANCERS cured without the use Of the knife
~ The remedy Is purely vegetable and contains poison
Tie application for destroying Cancers varies from Is 70 2e
minutes and bot little pain Exclamation end advice
free. Cell send for pamphlet Of Particular hee. g. T.
BLAKE, II. D., C4s Broadway
nR. j. G. HEWEI'I, No. 123 Greene-st., New
IL corlnod 70 Dislocaiions, Hip Diseases
White SH nra Rhou1natisr Sprans Contrscons Psrays
Nervous Affections Tenderness Inflammation CBrysRres Of
the SPINE and Diseases Of the Limbs generally
n III. PLATT, ATTORNEY AT Law, No. a.
". Thtdn., Sc. Louis Mo;-coMMIssIoNERf for NHw
YORK OHIO IOWA, CONNECTICUT, and the other Sts.sa
Mercantile Agency r the Ess.ern and Southern States
particular attention w Be given 10 the prompt o. ~
claims ntrped 10 his this State and Southern IInois,
ssd by sP.abs correspondents al all poAt along the As
spri az Missouri rivers above Ctncirnsa.
Esxzaxycrs Hon Esstus Corning Albany James Hsrnss
merchant; Mosxys Msrn Smiths WIN. Kant, < B. Knsan
Whit.rs CLARK, W. Heyes Wm M. Evars Atternsys aad
sss, nsrchsnsi sad Horace Grsssy esq., EswYost City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

STATE OF Wscouis, oyycs OF BANK CoyrRoLLEE,
MADISON, FEB. 8, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of al
IN act entitled IAN horise the bunes Of Bathing
approved Apr will be sold public lotion. under the
direction OF the Bank Controller of tue State Of Wisoon.n
the Merchants Exchange IN the City Of NewYork THURS
DAY the ln day Of March next O'Clock at noon tho Eel
loving descbea State STOCKS amounting TO $500 and
sspotted this Office the redemption Of the eirouat
Ing notes Of tho Bank Of Eau Claire, to wit:
SgUO ILLINOIS Be- in bonds Of SlGO each due after 1864
$1,000 Illinois g. bonds Of 81 900 each, In 1870.
fIa5O Illinois Sc In bonds Of R22s each due in 1870
Illinois g. In bonds Of Ra5 each due In SIaessterod
Eeit Inois g. bonds Of ssss EACH due In sssfeeed
bonds 20 per cent psid.
5000 Virginia q. In bondsof $500 each, due in 1896
$4,000 Virginia In bonds Of 81 900 each due In 1885,
$4,000 Mssou in ponds Of 81 90 eaoa doe In 1878
SLOW Missouri Co. in bonds Of 81 COZ each due 10 1876
$4,000 Missouri e. In bonds OF each due In 1877
81 600 Missouri &C. in bonds Of iOoo each due in 1896
ssO0o Missouri &c. In bonds Of 81 600 each. due In 1885,
sOOo Missouri In bonds OF D 900 EACH cue In 1889
Terms Of cab For further particular apply az the oioe
the Bank Controller In Madison to s. DENNIS No
~ Si''A'''' q. VAN sTEENwYK, Bank Controller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

DERFECT PROTECTION AGAINST FIxE
and other accidents buildings be secured By usins
THE SOLID WROUGHT RON BEANS,
mann stured by the Trenton Iron Company
THE EXTRA COST rs TklFLtSd.
Sab focY a. hSve been In tbs buildings Of
THE TIMES, THE TRIBUNE,
BALL, BLACK Co,
ana IL A'0''' NEW BANKING HOUSES
~ YALE wy FIFTY CENTS PER SQUARE FOOT
Cor and prick arches ready FOR use where he Do
sbsss beams make sh4 cheapest aud covering
FOR VAULTS "a. .
fun particulars sad esmstes which are gladly furnishes
without charge apply personally or by ft,eT 70 .
fOOPkh, HEWITT CO., Ho II burlinsssp'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-17

EOR SAIE-On Gramercy Park, No. l0O East
9ist-st the brown Enelish basement HOUSE
occupied y the subscbe being 20 feet By so feet The
property "a IN the very best order d. the purchase
moey remain morssS- Possession nsS be HAD before
the lst Of May.
Also the HOUSE adjoining No lO2 the terms Pos
session may be lad st once. - =, ~