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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-01
KEYS TO SUCCESS.

A man is like a snow ball. Leave him
living in idleness against the sunny fence of
prosperity, and all good that is 10 him melis
like butter; but kick him around and he
gathers his strength with every successive
revolution, until he grows into an avalanches
10 succeed, you must keep moving.
The world renowned Rothchilds ascribe
their success To the following rules: Be of
hand make bargain at once. Never
have anything to do with an unlucky man
or plan: Be cautious and bold.
DAVID Ricardo. the celebrated political
economist, had what he called his own three
golden rules, the observance Of which he
used 70 press on his friends. They were:
Never refuse an opinion when you can ger
it. Cot shor. your losses. Let your pro-
tits run on.
John Jacob Astor. when requested TO fur
nish incidents Of his lite. replied, "my ac-
tons must make my liie."
Stephen Girard's fundamental maxim
was, lake care 81 the cents, the dollars will
take care Of themselves"
Robert Bonner, who made fortune in
four years out OF the New York Ledger,
attributes his success entirely to his "per-
sistent, repeated and generous Advertising
Amos Lawrence said, when asked for adj
vice: "Yourg man. base all your actions
upon principle Of right--preserve your
integrity Of character. aud in doing this.
never reckon the cust.'
"Msny a man has lost being great man
by splitting into two middling ones."
Phillips.
John Freedley's never-varying motto
was; "Selfdependence and self reliance"
He says: "My observation through life
satisfy me that at least nine tenihs of those
most successful IN business. start in life
without any rel.snce except upon their
avn heads and han.is--hus their own row
from the jump.
Nicholas Longworib. the Cincinnati
millionaire. saws: 81 have alsays had
two things before me do what yuu ander-
take thoroughly .Be faithful iu all accep-
ted trusts"
p. II. Bsrnum, the noted exhibitor, as
rribes bis success IN accumulating mill
mion OF dollars in ten years, to The unIim-
tied use ol--prin,er's ink.
John Randolph said: "Mr. Speaker. /
have Iouud The philosophers slohei IL is--
pay as you go"
A. 1. stewart. merchant prince Of New
York. says: No abilities. however splen-
did, can command suceess without intense
labor ard prrsevering application"
"iiali the failures ID life srise from the
pulling ~ ones horss a. hc Is lsapirg. =
Chapin.
"fhe world estimates men hy their sue.
cess IN life, and BY general eoesea'--sue.
cess Is evidence Of superior,ty.'--isserisi.
There Is nothing like Fixed, STEADY ain,
with an honorable purpose. Il dignifes
your nature, and insutes your success"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-01
DENTAL NOTICE.

lplE. ino a. lsGELRY YsGM
k oULD respectfully return his tbauks 10 the
N ci.izens Of Orange county for their liberal pa
|nags Tor The last 10 years.
he can vI~ays 10 iouud Al his Office opposite Dr..
Strudwicks; except when professionally absenl.
wilI visil Chapel Hill the ~ and Ord Mondays
every month, sad Gresgsbofoogb the 4sh week
leach month.
i february l6. o.
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DAN RIVER LAND AGENCY.
f HAVE established ai Dsnvillc, Virgins. An
7 agency for The ssIe end pafrhsre Of
real. ESTATE


In the valley q the Dan, she fine country hack oi
Danvillr aud si ihc Surrounding Counties u Virgin.
i aud North Caroline. Agencies ol this description
are very much needed 10 call the attention Of s'ran-
eers 10 our section which. TOT natural advantages Of
soil and climate water power and mineral resoufces.
II supposed y M oihef potion of the south. and
which offers the inea feli Tor inyeslmen, that was
eve, presented 10 ,hese Who wsh 10 engage in farm
ing manufacturing mining. ,peculaiicn. 10 short,
| believe We have the fnrsl county In the Unisrd
states, AMI u win be The object Of The Dan River
Land Ascnryic hiring IT. attractions prominently be
fore The world. Persons residing in this purion u
Virginia aud North Carolina. will fnd Il 10 their nd
vantage 10 put their lands under my control. They
shalt be advertised extensively in every part of The
United states, aud no pains OF expense will he spaf.
ed 10 effect q sale. p. BOULDlN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-01
SAVE YOUR STAMPS.
Ladies Shoes from SI,oO to 2,25.
Gents Shoes from $l,4O to $50.
BO O. rs.

Come and see. Childrens' shoes thrown in.
WE have just returned from New York with
large and well selected stock OF Boots and
Shoes 10 suilihs market. We have been long enough
IN the la'c, we think. 10 suit people style and
Quality. We know what good work il. Come and
iaok before you buy. We don't pretend 10 sell sl
Boston priccs; Fellow Boston prices; bur pretend
TO sell as low N ilshoro prces aud lower than you
can buy from some fouses iu The town. Remember
our Sieie; Nelson's old stand. second door above
Browns Store. We sre manufacturing all kinds 0f
work, aud work as good Material ~ can be bought
North. and we have as good woikmen ai work for Us
any 10 the United States. II we cant suit YOU in
ready made work. leave your measure We insure
s our work. Remember. We take oil kinds Of Pro.
duoe and Lumber. We will take money-Bu cant
gire crtda.
TO THE LADIES OF ORANGE.
WE have The largest and bes, selected stock Of
Ladies work ever offered in Hili.boroueh. We have
work from the best Manufacturers 10 Baltimore, Phil.
adelphia and New Yoik.
FOR GIRLS md BOTS.
WE pride ourselves on our stock Of ftiblsani Boys
Shoes. All sorts. sizes. colors. kinds and quaies.
TO TANNERS.
WE have the best Tanners Oil. We wish TO swsp
Oil Cor Leather. Want 10 leIl your Leather on Com
mission.
TO S4OE1L4KERS.
We are just opening shoe Tools Of al kinds. shoe
Findines Of every dsscnplion Upper and sole esih-
er: French Calf skias Of all The issonie Brands-in
fact. every thing that shoemaker vents Juf 0ae.
PARKS & co.
April -. i3-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-09-01
NOTICE.
SADDLES. HARNESS. Sc.

SADDLES. HARNESS, &c.
TAKE ihis method oi saying 70 the pulaic that |
have recently purchased she cnlIre stock Of
> "A N hb Il n kSY
|ned BY Mr. Josiah Turner, and that as carly ~
Isumslances will psrmiI; shall order general as
|lment oi everything in this line Of business, with
view 20 the accommodation Of III who quay need
bds Of this description. All work put up IN this
|abshmenl shall be made by esperienced wo,k-
IN and warranted. | therefore hope 10 receive The
homage Of all vim mas wish anything in this lins.
Biz Josiah Turner, my authorized agent. will NJ.
BE bc pfesenI ready to accommodate all who may
u him q call.
will take 10 exchange Cor wo.k, oil kinjsofeou
produce. and Ia no case will The work be permits
10 leave the shop without the money or.ihe pro-
Zee.
THOMAS II. TURNER.
~ Hlllsbotough. N. c.
siarch 2i,h 1858. ii-s
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Personal.

Ole Bull has engaged Mctzerott Hall for
two concerts on the Sd and 4th Of March.
President johnson 10 expected TO vacate
the White House March Cd, and to leave
Washington on the 5th.
Gen. J. D. Imboden, of Virginia, Is at the
Metropolitan.
Gen. II. Heath, Of Virginia, Is at willards.
Gov. T. c. Fletcher, Of Missouri, Is at the
Ebbltt House.
Senators Cattell and Mcdonald and Sen
ator-elect Carl schurz, Admiral Dahlgren,
Judge N. Harrison, Of West Virginia, Judge
William Alexander, Adolph Sutro, president
OF the sutro Tunnel Company, Nevada, and
Count Fromage de Suisse, Of France, all
called at army headquarters and had inter
views with Gen. Grant yesterday.
Mr.. Benjamin Field, Of Orleans county,
New York, Is a candidate for surveyor Of
the port of New York, and Is backed by a
petition signed by the Albany Legislators.
Benjamin Joy, an able and distinguished
temperance lecturer OF Penn Yam, New
York, is dead.
Joe jefferson Is at Louisville.
Ex-Presidsnt Pierce Is getting well.
John B. Cough Is lecturing In Boston.
Both political parties profess readiness
to renominate Chief Justice Dixon, Of Wis
consin.
monkey in the Paris garden Of plants
got hold of the queue Of one Of Burlingame's
mandarins the other day, and made him
howl with anguish.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton aud Miss
Susan B. Anthony are lecturing In Illinois
aud Missouri, before Legislatures and associa-
tions, on the woman suffrage question.
Mr. ]. N. DuBarry has been promoted to
the vice presidency Of the Northern Central
Railroad Company, and Is succeeded by Mr..
A. r. Flske, Of the shamokin Valley rail-
road, as general superintendent.
strakosh is sued for rent Of Farwell Hall
In Chicago.
President johnson has been invited to de-
liver the annual grafton at the next COM
mencement OF Davidson College, North Caro-
lima,
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Steamship. and European Mails.

During the year 1868 there were six hun
dred departures Of steamships from our
ports for Europe, that Is TO say, six hundred
round trips Of steamships between the United
States and Europe, and not single one
under the American flag or In an American
bottom. Foreign steamers monopolize the
whole OF business which Is sustained in
large part by our mails and our CONNER
clal products.
The actual average cost of one OF these
round trips ls estimated by competent
authorities at forty-hve thousand dollars,
making the total actual cost Of this service
tWenty-Seyen millions Of dollars. These
s'eamShp lines must therefore receive
twenty-seyen millions of dollars TO pay their
running expenses. OF course they must re-
ceiye vastly more than that to cover Interest
on capital and mercantile profits, not less
probably than afty millions of dollars.
To maintain an equality with the nations
with which We interchange products, We
ought to furnish one-half Of the bottoms In
which these products are transported. II
six hundred round trips are made from our
ports, three hundred Of them should be il
American steamships, and II my million,
Of freight and mall money are paid to steam
ships between Europe and the United States
twenty-five millions should Be earned and re
celyed by American enterprise and capital
The prostratlon Of the building Of steam
ships in this country Is complete. A recen
letter from the largest foundry owner II
New York says
"In and before 1851 there were sever
thousand skilled workmen engaged In tn,
ysrious branches Of sbip-bullding In Nut
around New York city. At this time two
thousand cannot be found. There being nj
work for them, they have disappeared. Tn
great taxes on materials and In constructing
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engines and steamships operate TO cause the
closing Of nearly all the foundries and ship
yards, and unless some aid be extended TO
this branch Of our manufacture, In a few
years all the foundries must be closed.
"In few years the art Of building steam
ships will die ou@ II not furfersd, and u viIl
be impossible % md rorknsn 70 use NE NV
materials" IL
This condition ofthipes, q described NJ
the highest authority, and without . particle
Of exaggeration, deserves the immediate and
urgent attention Of the American Congress.
There Is no time to be- lost. II Ifenough ofthe
present session does not remain to mature
perfect remedies, let, at least, those be ap-
piled which are readily at hand.
We have represented here one company,
the New York and Antwerp Steamship Com
pany, which, having made contract with
the Belgian Government for the mails coming
this way, is able TO offer, and does offer With
the strongest guarantees, TO carry the out.
ward mails for precisely the compensation,
being the ocean and inland postages, which
we offer to everybody by the law Of 1853,
but they ask that the term Of contract b
extended from two years to ten years. They
say, and most reasonably, as 1t seems to us
that steamships cannot be built for soshort Q
service as two years, and they meet all oh
jections BY binding themselves to submit 4
any reduction Of postages which we maj
choose TO make at any time. There ough
not to be one moments hesitation In closing
an arrangement which would thus give nj
at least one American steamship line withou
dollars risk or a dollars subsidy. But VI
prefer to sec 1t done by general law direct
ing contract with this New York and Ant
, werp company, and outhoriring similar con
tracts Wih any otasr companies, % thdt Tier
shall Be no monopoly.
As 10 the building Of steamships, a dlstin
I guished Senator from New York, Mr.. Conk
ling, proposes to encourage IL BY cxomptinI
from taxes the materials used In their con
struction. He has offered bill for that pur
pose. Tho theory Of that bill Is, that th
Government will lose no revenue, because
unless the proposed exemptions arc granted
steamships will not be constructed. II Is sail
that even the representatives Of the Amcri
can iron interest, Jealous and vigilant q
they proverblally are, arc disposed TO look a
this bill with favor, regarding the case rs O
peculiar In Its circumstances as to reconcile
them to Legislation which would otherwis
be Objectionable.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Daty On SALT.

Mr.. Commissioner Wells In his last report
gave some important statistics respecting
the duty upon salt imposed by tho present
tariff. The duties viewed from one stand
point seem light, and q superficial glance at
the tariff In this respect does not convince
one that this duty upon so prime and indis-
pensable an article as salt creates q monop-
oily of that branch Of manufacturers In this
country. But Ii Is even 90.
The New York Triovns, which Is wont to
take fright and 90 into fits at the bare men
tion Of free trade, aud Is so welded to high
tariffs and the doctrine Of protection to what
Il Is pleased TO call American industry, that
II has undertaken recently by course Of
sneering at those who would reduce this duty
upon an article that goes into every house
hold to whistle the whole question down the
wind. According to the Tribune the duty Is
eighteen cents per hundred pounds, or less
than sixteen cents per bushel."
The New York Evening Post Is pushing Its
neighbor pretty hard, and the Poa must
have the sympathies Of the people, for 1t has
the argument. The Post says;
line ITtOtW tfles 10 nlhko tnc uuty Ou
salt Of eighteen cents gold per hundred
pounds little thing; but Il Is on the average
one hundred and twenty-three per cent. on
the value Of this most necessary article, O
fact which Its readers will never learn from Il
This duty 10 q discriminating tax agains
the poor, being levied chiefly on the food o
= those who cannot afford fresh meat; anothe
n fact which the Tri6wns carefully conceals.
This tax Is levied for the benefit Of q mo
nopoly, which, by the testimony Of Its owl
; officers, has made under this duty In sevei
, years net profit Of %, ,s5S 900, upon q work
Ing capital Of t160, 200, or more than sh
hundred per cent. per annum another fact
Of which those who read only the 7ri6un
will die In ignorance.
But suppose II to be q very little piece o
, plunder Indeed, and the organ Of the monopo
ly seems to have abandoned every othe
ground Of defence. Docs II mean to say tha
T Is sufficient apology for injustice and rob
s beryl Is q principle nothing Is II righ
;. to tax the food Of the poor by law In order !
: build up an enormous monopoly, II only tn
taI be not very Target II really amounts !
c about five dollars year In gold for eac
n laboring man In the country, threo-fourth
@ Of 1t going to the monopollss and one-fourt
= to the Treasury. But lsit less unjust to 70
= a poor man Of five dollars than TO take all h
+ has ! IL h Is right for these plundering nc
D nopossts to take ten cents a week from hi
y earnings, by what security does he hold tn
! | remalnderl
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
New Publications.

washington Sketch Book" published
by Mohun, Ebbs d Co. For sale by Blan-
chard & Mohun, corner Of Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue. Notice here
after.)
From shillington We have the Galaxy"
Putnam's," Godey's," Harper's,"
"Young Folks" and "AtlAntlc," for March.
"Twelve Months Of Matrimony," by
Emile Y. Carlen. Published by T. B. Peter
son 4 Bros, Philadelphia. Also,
"Madame Dc Chamblay," by Alex. Du
mas. Flrst volume Of Turner's select novels
Published by Turner Bros. & Co., Philadel
phia.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

eao's, ,oshsJy,'os...lfo
~. sry WIS, ISr, ( sAsssTs. .sss,I o,.,,.,
active and dropping, 9s,S S@esk cents. Sugar
unchanged in every respect. Flour dull
and nominal, Southern unchanged. Wheat
dull and nominal, s1.55(91.5s. Corn opened
dull and closed firm at yesterdays pricesj
5000 cents; yellow 93 cents. Oats dull and
nominal, 74H cents. Rye dull and nominal,
tl.4o@1.45. Pork dull and lower, ss2.S7@
$3.50 Gold 1881.
BALfixoRE MARKETS. =.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 19.-Brsadsflfs. = The
market for -four continues very dull, nnd we
have only 10 report to-day salea OF Western
Super at se.25, and Howard Street Extra at
WReat-was very dull this morning, and
generally heavy. Sales were reported Of
good Maryland red at e2.05, and Pennsyl-
yanla do. on private terms, but Pennsylvania
red cannot be quoted to-day at over e1.70@
1.s0 for good to prime. ....-
Corn.-whitc was lower again to-day, but
for yellow prices were rather better than on
yesterday. The receipts were about L, 900
bushels, and the sales comprised white at 90
@oa cts.i yellow at ss@s8 cts, and at $50
80 cents.
Provision,.-Thc market is steady and
firm, but not specially active. Bacon Is In
1 boot teAehN h VIZ lvc'aub -"eyt teh s'ss'N
are no round lots selling. Orders are being
filed at 15h cents for Shoulders, 17K cents
for rib Sides, and 18K cents for clear rib do
Bulk Meat has been quiet to-day. We have
heard Of no sales, but We quote Shoulders al
l3x@14 cents, and Sides at 15sz916 cent
for nb, and 18X@17 cents for clear RIB
loose and packed. Lard Is dull but stead,
at e0<921 cents. Meas Pork we quote Al
before, at $50, and Rum at es8@29 per Dbl
Sugdrs.-Thc demand continues activ'
aud the market very firm In tone, but salcI
are restricted by the want Of stock to operate
In. Quotations today arc as follows, viz
13613k cents for fair TO good refining, 1s,.
@l4H cents for grocery grades; Cub
l3N@l4H cents for do. Porto Rico, ant
15H916X cents for Demarara vacuum pan
RSfnsd Sagars-We notice further ad-
vance In rates, and We quote rs follows, viz
Hard crushed at 19@l9T cents, and son do
at 1S@1SL cents for A white, 17k@1,
cents for Circle A do; 17s[@17k cents 70
B do; 17X@17M cents for @ extra, ant
17@17L cents for yellor.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

The CoRNELLsvILLE RALRoAD.-The
Somerset Democrat states, on what 1t pro-
nounces unquestionable authority, that the
remaining sections on the line OF the Pitts
burg and Connellsyille railroad will be ad-
yertised to let some time during the month
of March ensuing. All obstructions In the
way Of completing this most important line
people hopefully look forward TO Its full
completion by the 10th day Of September,
1870. Work on the three tunnels, and the
heavy sections already let, Is being pushed
with proper energy by the energetic Non-
tractors TO whom the work was allotted.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Paints, Oils. AZ,

DANIBL saAEAHAs. lsts Of the arm Of Mar
siwssP ana ss1su R:sssit s.s:a tSs:inHt
vs%,sh. dias, Brushes, Aisohoi. TSrpsatias. Il.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
nEuEeruOus.

srrAxnH ootsAx's receptions wilr be on
svsry Friday evsnins during the session,
frons>o TO II p, IN.
Mrs, coifax receives every Wednesday,
fron ~. m
. Mas. PosrnAsrHR GrsERAL RAsDALL will
reeeivs her friends on Wednesday Of each
week, from to Z p. M at the residenee, cor
nsr cfTwsifth and X streets.
mns. SronrrARY MoCuLLooH reeelves on
Wednesday, Of each week at the residence,
No. 800 n street, IRON n TO 4, and on Friday
from TO II p. m. Cards to be issued for the
evening receptions. ~
ms. ssonnTAnv BRowsiSo receive. on
Wednesday ofeash week at her residence, No
% street, from II m. toe p. m.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Butter.

gIsSE R1G IIEs pSsHEs s I.s 1P1EEs !.
S;SS:5.S S ;,issI M A1sna' 'Sa' and ~ .,s:ia
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

LIMITED SITES ~ pATEsT oEPIgE, =, ,s,
Y. Born, Of Mansfield, MAs.aehusetts, praying for
aa extension q a patent granted to them on tho
Bride winkerst
II Is ordered that said petition be heard At this
son may oppose this extension. objections. de-
positions, aud other papers, should be fled In this
ELISHA P00TB,
fsbD-SSw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Bookbinders.

ISDwARD LYogTT,
II BooK.BIRDRR AND PAPER
No. I'll PsnnsylyaniA avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly boqna; Periodicals
and newspapers carefully huendedto.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

A KENTUCKY paper reports that General
Preston recently asserted that he ran for the
Legislature for the purpose OF testing the
fourteenth amendment-that he desired "a
be arrested and tried under II.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
~ Dsr.arss.y g. s,5.a.,Tr,l ,..,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
wAsHIsoros, Feb. II, 1900.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Julius stahel, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Kanagawa, japan,
Of the death, on the 18th Of December, 1893,
at Kanagawa, Of FRANCIS REILLY, citizen
OF the United States, and native Of Ire
land
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
g lscHHhfti ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lPPSSafafffss
Agriculture.
E- Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE! !

II Il NJ OVAL.
sesi Store removed TO x street, near Hlnsteenth.
opposite the Market a.E
Seeds OF every description, clean, fresh and
genuine Vegetable and flower seeds. Trees,
WS ess .g soysr s' sSs
s:spsrISSs .oO opiSn 'st Emil ras .h.SS y
Also, trees and small frlits at ) ANAL outlay.
,,h4tths" grApe vines | am prepared 70 supply
InEly. Or by the doIea Of, hundred, I have COZ.
eiqded to add q my business an a.soItmsnt Of
low PRICES Daily sales Of roses Sflsr tbs lat Of
April EArly orders for trees and Vines solicited
Tor sale In smIif quAntitlss q by he bsshei.
A. y. NORRIS, JR,,
febs'Wla X st, near ninteteenth, Seed Store.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

sgEfFhs faR fGRnG Sfa II TFF 81 RPlsEBRGF
AIRY, 1850
John n. Trook. cOmplt.
John K.lly.' 'ifhem,. Levy Ne Is" In Equity
and Bllen Levy, Dsru.
On motion OF the complainant. by N, Thomp'
son, his solicitor, 1t Is ordered that the de;
herein on or before the hrst rule day occurring
forty days after this day. otherwise the cause will
tsisned5 0g0. D. fIsHER,-
true eopy-Test; Jus. 8. Q D, q.
r. J. hHIgs, Clerk. febD.S SSw
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
New Advertisements.
DATENT RIoHT PoR SALE.

pArENT RIGHT PoR SALE.
By virtue Of au sssigumant, made on tho S0th day
Of Nay, 1885, by Charles II. Elliott, Of the town u
York, In the State Of PepnSylvsnla, to Joseph
Mock, Of the city Of wA.hinEtop, p. 9. Of certain
letters patent, No, 7.tl, dat"d the 18Th Of April,
Unitsd States, under the seal thereof, to said
Charles u. Elliott, for new and Improved Churu,
aminea at the ones Of the usdsr.isnsd, and nne
States Of virEiela, West yirSinla, Ma ylAnd and
nhio, aud the District Of Columb!a, At ny once,
No. $50 Pennsylvania ayenue. between Second
and Third streets. Washington, p q xocx
Rights. febqi ?v
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
Cigars and Tobacco.

VOsT a MeCLOsKY,
a.ys No Spss.i s'a:s new sfSRs .t S 30 sSss:
place, Sample room IN tue rear IepH'U
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
rIsAnCIAL AID oonnrnCrAL.

wAsHneros, Feb. 10, iseo.--Jay Cooke q
20. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
rnmenf aecuritife.
The national Republican., 1869-02-20

CO ioRyAr REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH,
E5R h5Ei IAil 'iro"J
S6EbgsstiSD II oCsAI' ssl run 4 fs$S' %.Ss.
a.ap POUNDS TO THB TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
a. Now Is the time for families 70 put In their
winteT's supply. ppowUESov
BoutheAst corner Of New York avenue and Pif-
tssnth street, Mains new buildinE, formerly al
t65 Ninth street, between y and y. Yard and
WhAryos foot Of Seventh street. au27-u
The national Republican., 1869-02-20
COAL AND WOOD

POI, sale at ths JSSssst J HrTf,, IA yatss the ssle'
Also, HICKORY. OAK AND PINE Woop.
notice, - ~ ~. Z : : ". L. sHBRIPP,
A''S ofes, al PsnnsylysniA sysnue.
bet Third and -Four aud . half streets.
Yard and NIL. four'and-a'hAifs ss' and Canal