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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

T OFFER my place on Orleans street, in the
l lower part Of the city, near the new school
building, for sale. There are four lots IN oneen.
closure, good house, barn, sheds ETC., and eV-
gTythiDg eonvenient--a good well, cisteTn, cellar,
great variety Of fruit trees, Sc, &c, Eor fuF-
thss particulars enquire Of the SubseribeT.
I. Z. SAULPAI0H
Reek Island, JAn'y Is, 1852, diff
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-16

The subscriber, thankful for past patronage 70
bims.If dc.i,es q continuance Of the same 70
the new firm. and also desres TO close all his old
accounts 70 date.
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LiyE sIUcE.
UNIOS SrOcK YARDS, April

UNION 0TOVK lNHDbI HITI To
Cattle--Receipts ,sS. sales 5l4 at 6,2oae,S5
tor fair.
llogs-Rcceipts &T5i. Sales 22l7 fair to me-
dium at 9,!5a4O, good to choice g,jOal0,0O.
shccp-Thcrc was no diminution in the de-
maud or special change in prices Sales aid
up 1858 heud At 50, 50a5,'0 Tor good to choice,
and 3 5oaG 40 for inferior 70 fair grades. Sales
ware
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nest Family Grocories

In the market, a, the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Good, dellv,reI free Of charge TO any part Of
the city. ,,.-,.o ,roo.,n,-,,
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TERMS.
wEEELY ARGus, established October Is, 1881.
DAml ARGus, established July IS, 1854.
NoEpAI A InNRs Pronriatoys

WEEKLY ARGrs- Three Dollars year, II paid
wholly "a advance Twenty five cents will be
added for every three months payment is delayed.
In Clubs of 10 or more, at t2.50 each, and one
copy eTtra for oyery club Of TO-
DAILY ARGrs--Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
for every three months. payable in advance or
$40 a year. By the week, twenty-five cents IN
advance,
RORERT r. HoNRAL. MILTON JONEs.
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JOB PRIwTxNo.
NEW FIRM
Great Bargains
e Z: sy

The subscribers, having purchased the Mil
Property and LumbeT Yard Of f. skinner =
Son, situated IN the east end Of town, opposite
tho Atlantic Brewery, are now prepored 10 fur
u,sn everything usuAlly manufactured Al Gr,t
elA.y Mil uttIr
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSboS MONEY MARKEr.-LoSpos, Jan. G.4;so
r. M-Consols close at o3,4 for both money and the
account American securities close al the following
qlotations.-Unted States nye-twenties, 1o9s; Erie
hallway shares 26A; Illinois Central esA
PARIS BouRsk.-PARIs, Jan. 2I.-The Bourse closed
firm. Eentes, sOf. 25c.
FRANKFORT BouksE.-FRASKFoRT, Jan. 2f-
United states ve twenty bonds quiet and steady at
7ek T9k for the old ISSUE
LIvERrooL CorroN MARKBT.-LIvH vHRpcot, Jan al
a:so r. M-Tne market closed firm ". the following
MISUNDERSTANDING uplands, Qskd. 1lisd.;
ml,ldlinQ orleans, ii Nd. 114d. The sales OF the
day have footed up l2,OoO paies-
HAvRr COTTON MARKsT.-HKvRE, Jan. 27-The
market closed quiet and unchN iged.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsrUFFs HiARKRr--LrvERpOor
jan 2I.-Corn, 34s 6d. %s. per quarter for old
mixed western.
LlvERpooL PROVISION, MAnKEr.--LrvsppooL
Jan. 2I.-Lard buoyant ~ 7es. per cwt Bacon, 5ss.
per cwt. for the best grydes Of tine.
LIVERPOOL PRODIGY MARKur.-LrvRppoOrs Jan
n-S Y. M.-Rehned petroleum, Is. ioHd. per gal
Ion.
LONDON ~ PEoDyJE MAaxEr.-IoNpos, Jan. sT.-
Linseeu on, tlI ss per fbn. Refined petroleum firm
at is Id per allon. sugar. 28s. ad per cwt. for No
~ ~ pnrc rcns sa dard anoat Calcutta nseed baoyans
pErEob.sUx MARKEr.--AwwxRP, Jan. al.-Pe
quiet and steady at 5sts francs 5oh francs
iOr psAnuard white
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The West Street Widening-Wharves Of Iron
+ pr stpne-rhe 2iiotage Questionable Rail-
road SaaabbIes-Esy Of the Police.
ALBANY, Jan. a. 1889.
Several bills and resolutions were introduced IN tine
Legislature to-day, some OF them bsaring upon the
interests OF New York city, the widening OF West
street and the construction OF wharves Of stone or
iron on the water front being introduced into the
Senate.
The resolution on the pilotage OF the harbor OF
New York has created much excitement, and will
pr0Dably be iorcibly contested.
Inc railroad quarrels between directors and stock
holders are Just now IN an incipent state but ter
rifle night Is fmpendng.
The demand OF the Citizens Association upon the
Police Board relative to the increase OF pay asked
for was well received and Will have to be responded
70.
The motion Of Mr.. La Ban that our Senator'S and
Representatives In Congress be requested to urge
upon Congress the necessity OF enacting laws OF
naturalization and citizenship uniform In all the
States and administered BY United States courts
under the ruled.
The State Convention OF eclectic physicians Is in
session tonight in the Assembly chamber, where
Professor Fenner fs delivering lecture on liberal
medicine.
The workingmens assembly has not yet concluded
tta Hes1l0nS.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
DELAW

Delaware Asserts Authority Over Telegraph
Cables Landed On Her shores-Death Of q
Distinguished Citizen.
WILMINGTON, jan ~, 1868.
The State Legislature has adopted Joint resolu.
ton declaring the authority Of the State over the
landing OF ocean telegraph cables on Its shores, al
leging that the Atlantic coast OF Delaware ls pecu-
liary favorable for the landing OF the French cable,
and appointing j. y. Comegys commissioner TO
confer with the company forming that enterprise.
Notice was given In the House yesterday Of bill
to annul the charter OF the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company. Prior TO the
action both houses held secret and Informal ses-
sion on the subject. -
Henry II. Rodney prominent citizen OF this state,
died at Lewes, last week, aged sixty-n years. lie
served IN the State Legislature and IN the Constitu-
tlonal Convention In 1882 Az q member OF the con-
ventlon he proposed, In letter, 70 admit colored
citizens to the right OF suffrage.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
COLLECTOR sMYrHE AND =. 4. POLLARD
Pollard's Version of His Appointment-Hia
Opinion Of Smythe's Diplomacy.

Pollard's Version of His Appointment-Hls
Opinion Of Smythe's Diplomacy.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. q, 1869.
E.A Pollard, In published letter to-day, says the
statements made by Collector Smythe to the Com
mlttee on Retrenchment In relation to his connec-
ton with the New York Custom House are utterly
false. First the Collectors allegation that the name
E. NJ Pollard misled him az to the character Of the
individual, Pollard calls paltry ralseh0od, Smythe
being intimately acquainted with him and family,
and the mistake In the initial letters OF his
name in the appointment was corrscted BY direc-
tlon Of Smythe. Second, az TO the oath TAKEN
Pollard hesitated only at the phrase support
Smythe's secretary explained did not incapacitste
HIM more than u did Wood or .Vallanqigham.
Third, Pollard states that, instead OF removing
him, the Collector induced him TO resign, on
the distinct agreement that be, Pollard, might
continue 70 draw his salary, assigning as
reason that his appointment seriously embarrassed
Smythe's CONFIRMATION az Minister to Russia. The
resignation, at the request OF Smythe was st once
carried into erect, but Pollard has not received any
salary beyond the month OF December, In the latter
part OF which he resigned. He concludes his letter
by accusing Smythe Of deception and of cOmmerc-
ing his diplomatic career BY diplomattzing him out
OF his situation, which was procured through the
influence Of powerful friends.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
LOUISIANA.

Unconstituti0nality Of tho Special Ono Fer
Cont Tax-Trouble Among tho Peruvian
Fleet at Pensacola.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 27, 1859.
A lengthy decision was rendered In the Seventh
District Court yesterday to the eject that the special
one per cent tax levied last session by the Legisa
ture Is UNCONSTITUTIONAL the ground Of Its being
retroactive.
Governor Warmoth publishes lengthy letter In
reply to General Buchanans letter to Kellogg In this
m0rhing'B Republican.
Some American on1cers attached to the Peruvian
monitors have returned from Pensacola; among
them is Captain pu Bois, who was to
pilot the fleet 70 Peru. Trouble has
arisen between the Peruvian and American
officers, requiring the Intervention OF Minister Gar
cia The returned Ofcers report the monitors to be
unable to leave Pensacola for some time, the fac-
ties for making changes necessary to the working Of
their machinery ana the mechanical force being in
feriOr.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
THE PLAINS.

General Sheridnn's Expected Return-Troops
to be Withdrawn from the Plains.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27, 1869.
General Sheridan Is daily expected to return from
the Plains Nearly all the Indians will 60 the
servations set apart them. The main body Of the
troops will soon be withdrawn from the Plains and
win concentrate at Fort Leavenworth for distrbu-
tt0n to other points.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
ILLINOIS,.

Large Fire In Chicago-RaiirOnd Freight
Charges 20 be Regulated by the Lcsis-
lature.
CHICAGO Jan. 2T, 1860.
A IRE occurred last night at No. 81 South state
street, occupied by Childs Brothers, commission
merchants and on the third and fourth floors by H.
Phillips and A. Daw 4 Co. The total loss ~ nearly
$4,000.
In the Legislature yesterday bill was introduced
20 compel the railroads In this state TO charge o
Uniform rate for the transportation OF freight IN pro-
viding that any railroad that charges more than the
pro rata shall pay the owner Of the freight nve times
the amount wfongfulu collected.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

r.u.s ~ ths n.-ant AssassinatIsu-Hestile
Attitude ef tie f,ovA,,,- -sent and People To-
w.rds the PapaI Nuncie--lfr,-.. OF CaahelI.
PrcIases.
MADRID, Jan u, 1889,
The government has laid claim TO all libraries,
archives and works Of art possessed by the churches
as property OF the State. 1t was while carrying out
the orders Of the government that the Governor Of
Burgos was assassnated. This event causes intense
excitement. Violent demonstrations have been
made by the people in this city against the Papal
Nuncio, and the government has withdrawn Its
Official recognition OF his diplomatic power.
The dean and chapter Of the cathedral Of Burgos
have been arrested and imprisoned.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Expected Adhesion Of Greece to the Conclu.
sions Of the Conference.
LONDON, Jan. 27. 1859.
The Greek government will probably give In its
adhesion to the conclusions Of the Conference OF
Paris bur 1t Ia feared that Its signature viii be &C
companied by reservations, which can only tend to
protract the dificulty with Turkey
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
/. THE PARAoUAYAN WAR.

Ansostura Still Held BY the Paraguayans.
PARIS, Jan. a. 1860.
still later advIces have been received from Rio
Janeiro. The war news was unimportant. The
ParaQuayan army, though badly defeated &C vileta,
still occupied the stronghold OF Angostura.
The damage by the burning OF the custom house at
Rio Janeiro was largely over estimated.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Grand Army or the Republic Of tho Pacific
COast-The Nevada Legislature.
SAN FRAECIsCo, Jan. 81, 1859.
ns annual encampihsnt c. the Grand Army
Of the Republic Of the Pacific coast Was
In session yesterday. Reports from var-
GUS commanding oricers indicate that the
order is In prosperous condition. Colonel James
Cory was elected Grand Commander for the
ensuing year,
The legislatuse of Nevada has enacted law bring.
ing the business OF the State back to a coin bas41
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Rear Admiral Craven, commanding the North Pa
cinc squadron reports to the Navy Department. from
Benicis, California, the 9th inst the movements of
vessels under his command during December as fol-
lows
Flagship Pensacola arrived at San Bias on the
morning OF November 20, from Acapulco, and sailed
from thence the evening Of the same day for San
Francisco, where she arrived during Decombers
from thence she moved up the Straits OF Casquinas
and at the date OF his report was anchored on Beni
ca. Her condition is very good aud she - ready for
any service.
me saranac is undergoing repairs at Mare Island
Navy Yard
The Ossipee was at Honolulu, and would shortly
sail on cruise among the Hawaiian Islands.
The Lacknwanna was at san Francisco.
The Mohongo was also at San Francisco. She has
recently been searching for shoal reported as hay
ing been recently discovered some seveutynve mics
west southwest OF the Faralones but failed 10 dnd IL
The Resaca Ia cruising In the Gulf OF Califom.a.
The Cyane is at Panama, where she has bean per.
The Saginaw sailed for Sitka I'm November last,
with directions TO render such assistance as may DC
necessary IN the protection OF the military forces
while building their fortihcatons.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

NEW ZEALAND.

Battle and Defeat Of the Maories ~ Poverty
Bay.
LONDON. Jan. q, 1850.
OficiG dispatches have been received by the War
once from New Zealand. They announce that .
battle had taken place between the British troops
Ana the Maori rebels at Poverty Bay and that the
Iater were defeated with great loss In kiIied,
Wounded and prisoners. The victory had restored
tranquility In that quarter of.tns oolony.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

PARIS, Jau II, 1863.
General DIX, the Minister of the United States at
public banquet this evening, made speech in which
he declared that the cause OF the Greeks was ident
cal with the cause Of liberty throughout the world,
and he assured the people OF Greece that they had
the sympathy OF America.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
IRELAND.

Resolutions Urging the Pardon Of Fenian
Convicts.
DUBLIN, Jan. q, 1859.
meeting OF influential citizens was held here
last night, at which resolutions were adopted
urging the government to pardon the Fenian con.
yicts.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
~l~>>~-~~~>~>~~~~~o~~~
SENATE.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1850.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. EDwARDs-To incorporate the Greenp0rt
Suffolk county Hook and Ladder Company No. l.
BY MI. GRNEr-To authorize william A. Whilbeck
Shepherd Knapp, James Monroe Taylor, Marshall o.
Roberts, John Kerr, Origen vandenburgh and George
w. Mclean to construct, maintain and operate
railway underground as near as possible
the line Of the following avenues Com
mencing at the Battery, running northerly
to Fulton street. curving easterly and north
erly through the blocks under the crossing Of
streets to the lower end Of College place; thence
northerly under College place, West Broadway and
Laurens street to Amity street, through the block
between Amity and Fourth streets, under Washing
ton square, northerly under Waverley place, Fifth
Fifth avenue emu % to FiftsnintS street. thence northeriy
and west Of Eighth avenue TO the Harlem river:
BY Mr.. CAULDwELL-To regulate the grade OF pub.
BY Mr.. MArTooN--To authorize the Cazenova and
Canastota Railroad TO increase Its fare; also TO au-
Utica and Binghamton Railroad.
By Mr. oaarMaSIn ma SIN, relation 70 the Supreme
Holmes NJ Wells, John Scott and Others to establish
the Home Savings Bank IN the Fifth Senatorial dis
: By By Mr. PIEacE-To amend the charter of the Ham,
By Mr.. osboSNsII--For the draining Of certain
BY Mr. F0LaER-PerInitting the Medical Depart
ment OF the University Of the city OF New York to
hold real estate 70 the amount Of $4,000.
By Mr.. TwEEb-To empower the Commissioners
ofIthe sinking Fund to transfer to the field ocers Of
the seventh regiment, National Guard, the north
half OF the reservoir property between Fortysecond
and Fortetl streets and sixth avenue, Tor an arlno.
fy and to the field officers OF the Seventynrst regi-
nent half Of said property for an armory.
BY MI, cREAAER-To regulate fees In certain
BY Mr. NoRToN--To empower the authorities OF
New York to extend West street Oh its westerly side
so that its Width shall be 1t0 feet; that Thirteenth
avenue be extended to $50 feet Of width, and the
new bukhead line as established shall be extended
northeriy ana by gradual Inclination eastwaydly 30
to JOIN the bulkhead line north OF said avenue.
SOMINATTONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate, In executive session, confirmed the
following nominations for Notaries Public for New
York:l-C Cornelius Van Cleef. Jesse Q. vanderDoel,
William Il. Benjamin, William 8; MatheWes, Angus
tus w. Ncol, Luke O. Grimes. Charles II. Branigan,
John ]. cullen, William Rutgers Beekman, George
Francis Demarest, George q. Johnson, Michael L.
Hilles.
Adiournad.s
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
ENGLAND.

Death Of Ernest Jones, the Radical Poll
tician-The Overend, Gurney & Co. Bank
Directors Held for Trial.
LONDON, Jan. 27, 1869.
Mr. Ernest JONES' the well known radical poll
tican, died yesterday He had iust been informally
chosen by ballot over Mr.. Miner Gibson, liberal
candidate. to succeed Mr. Birly. one Of the present
members Of Parliament from Manchester In case the
latter should be unseated on charge Of bribery.
The directors OF the bank of Overend, Gurney &
Co. limited) have been held for trial in bonds Of
EGO, 900 each.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
TURKEY.

Rumors of Who the New American Minister
Will BE.
LONDON, Jan. 21, 1862
The Levant Times publishes rumor that Senator
Nye, or Nevada, VIII succeed Mr. Morris as the
American Minister at Constantinople In March next.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

4 S. Il the present rata OF pay; fourth
who snxio,s "A - incrcase patfofncn from
no. "an police.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

HAvRE Jan, ~, 1se9
The American ship Alaska, Captain Small which
had just arrived here from New Orleans with cargo
OF Orleans cotton, took fire this morning IN this har
bor and, owing to the conbustibe nature OF the ma
terial, is burning furiousy. she will probably be
totally destroyed. The Alaska was built in Kenne.
bunk in 1s6s and was 1915 tons burden She was
owed by Thayer Lincoln, Of Boston, and sailed
last from New Orleans on the 10th Of December.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Later About the AccIdent-No American
Passengers Killed or Injured.
LONDON, Jan. 27-o:30 P. N.
All the additional Information which up 10 this
hour has been obtained Of the disaster to the French
steamer Pereire is an assurance that none OF the
American passengers on board were killed or In
jured.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A.-NTissisquoi Spring Water.-OnIy Knswn
rsnsdy for Cancer and all Diseases OF the kineyB For
sais 81 drusgists Dcpo. SIS Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A.-The Hair, scalp and Face.-Dr. n. n.
PERRY Dermaoogs ~ Bond street. treats with. special
prescriptions falling, loss and prematuey gray h. A. dsn
ruff itching, eczema, rngworm, and scad he's
diseases the scap which destroy The hssr Tie
BY attention moes, and those disn curing
red and pimply faces No charge
for consultation. Send for in.crrogato crcu ar.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A.-CoId-inc, the safest and Most Encctrsl
remedy for Colds Sold by Druggists.
RUsnTOS's, Astor House, corner Barclay streS-
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A Valuable Giff.-Dr. -. -. Fitch's ansi'v
Physcan pages describes disreses AMI M rene
Sent address free given 10 whof AL for
DR. s. g. FITCH be consulted free A. Lss omce sl1
Broadway, every Monday and every o'hrs week I'm Jam
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and THURSDAY. Specially,
the treatment Of Coughs, Heart Disease, Csns sr and
hrnn naensaa-
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

"1Ipinxcr's Old London Dock Gis "a Pure
s''' y a. NJ. HINis3 ER 4 CO.,
ESTABLISHED lis IL Beass street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
Statement OF the Associated Press Agent Re.
garding the Accident.
BUREAU OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

LONDON, Jan. 2I-EVenlngs
again telegraphed this morning to the Havre
agent OF the steamer line to which the Pereire be-
longs asking for full particulars OF the disaster for
transmission to the United States. At four O'Clock
this afternoon the agent replies. giving me no facts
but referring me to an account in Havre news
paper which cannot arrive here until tomorrow.
Thus far we can get full details from no reliable
source. This air Of mystery gives rise to many
speculations Of the widest character; but II s GER
tain that no FIRST class passengers were seriously in
jured. No accounts Of the disaster have gone from
London to the United States other than the meagre
statements sent to the Associated Press.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
Particulars Of the Pereire Steamship AccI-
| dent

Particulars Of the Pereire Steamship Acci-
DON'T
LONDON, JAM ~, 1859.
None OF the first class passengers on the steam
ship Pereire seriously injured by reason OF the
recent accident. Three Of the crew were killed, and
the following second class passengers
Mr.. Callaghan, Catholic priest; Mr.. Fouiquier, o
Frenchman, and Mr.. Falkenberg, German.
The Pereire encountered fearful tempest few
days out from Brest, In the course Of which heavy
seas broke over her. carrying away entirely her for
ward deck cabin and innictlng other damage. 1t is
also understood that she sustained such injuries to
her machinery as compelled her to put back to Havre
under sail, but there seems to be singular retcence
about the AFFAIR and much dificulty in procuring
.ssts> --,s-A,~ -4s--
lars.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Convenient and simrlc.-sBr ovvn,s Rrsn-
CIIIAL TROCIIEsr simple aud coo vcucnt form
sdmnis,ernr IN combination, several ms icina substances
held In general esteem among lhysssw IN the trestnt
20 clvc rclef
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Views Of General Dix ON the Eastern
Question.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
FRANCE.

Destruction Of an American Ship by Fire at
Havrc.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
Refugees from Havana.

NofuEeeo from Havanns
KEY WEST, Jan. 81 1869.
Many refugees have arrived here this morning
from Havana, and it is stated that more are coming.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

s,,.t.acr,,s UnrIvnIied Hair Dyo. .--soSd nra
applied Al No As,or Rouse nAnuasors 90 xAfcn az.
Hazard g. Cnswell's Cod IAvsr con l. shs
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Puerto Principe Captured by General Quesada-
Tho Spanish Volunteers in Havana-Memo-
rial of American Residents to the Captain
Gsnsral-The Sacking Of AIdama,s Mansion.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Anneuncement.-New Pupils Eeccived Dny
and evening this week, AZ half prices. II -
OLIVER d. GOLDSMITH. Union ~ rarr.
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