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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-28

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK OF MEMPHIS,
MEMPHIS, October %, 1863.
THE PEOPLES BANK OF TENNESSEE,
L having discontinued business, has placed
in the hands of the Union and Planters Bank
a list of balances due its Dspositors, with
funds 10 make the same good.
These balances, in accordance with said
list, have been entered to the credit of the
various parties upon the books of the Union
and Planters Bank, and checks and drafts, by
proper parties upon the same. will be duly
honored.
The Union and Planters Bank has this day
removed TO the Bank Building formerly oc.
cupied by the Peoples Bank, at l2 Madison,
until the completion of its new building at
No. II Madison street.
WIN. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres't.
ocA s z. READ. Cashier.
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FOREIGN.
Paris Tranquil Austria in an Up.
roar.
An Understanding Between Turkey
and Austria.

PARIS, October 27.-The city is per-
fectly tranquil, and there have been
no disturbances whatever. The EN-
peror attended the Theatre Francois
last night.
The Pdtrie, in its issue to-day, as
serted that a widespread conspiracy
has been discovered in the Turkish
Provinces of Allemasa and Henogo-
Yina, lie connection with the revolt in
Cairo, in the Austrian Province oi
Dalmatria. Several arrests of persons
implicated have been made by the
authorities, and a large amount OF
arms and ammunition was seized. II
is reported that the governments O
Austria and Turkey have come to az
understanding whereby they will aci
jointly In the suppression Of the insur
ysctiQR,
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Contemplated Election Frauds of
Gen. Amss Protested Against.
Delief Sought al the Hands of the
Government.

KICKsBUBG, October 27.-The State
Executive Committee Of the National
Union Republican party forwarded
davits and other official communica-
ti0ns, substantiating the statement
made some weeks ago in a dispatch to
President Grant by \. c. Fisk, chair
man, to the efeGt that Gen. Ames diq
not intend to hold q fair election. The
Secretary of War Is asked to direct
Gen. Ames to appoint as registrars an
equal number of Radicals and Con-
serYatives from the civilians so ap-
pointed,
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NASHVILLE.
The Races---Horses Bound for
Memphis.
Yesterdays Proceedings Of the Leg
isIature.
Issues Of the Old Bank Of Tennessee
to be Redeemed.
Memphis Manufacturing Companies
Incorporated.
NASHVILLE.
ETC., ETC., Etc.

SPECIAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, October H.-The fall
races closed to-day with much eclat.
The day was fine, and the track good.
Beuford's Grassland won the first
race, which was for three mile heats
Jackson distanced, and Carrie Ather-
ton second. The second race was for
mile heats, best two in three. Con-
lisk's Victory was winner-beating
Morgan's Scout, Grand Duchess and
others. This was an exciting race.
Buford, Conlisk and others will
leave for Memphis next week, to be
in time for the races there.
In the Senate bill was introduced
t. redeem the old issues Of the Bank
of Tennessee.
On second reading the bill to COM
pensate magistrates was amended so
as to allow them ten cents for each
certificate. A bill was passed con-
frming the previous acts of magis-
trates.
The loyal citizens compensation
act' will be repealed, and the ''elaim
commissioner" instructed to turn his
papers over to the Governor.
A bill in lieu of one from the Judi
ciary committee to abolish the Chan
Gerry division, composed of the eoun-
ties Haywood, Madison, Dyer and
Gibson.
A bill in lieu was adopted repeating
all of the act protecting mechanics
bill, and to incorporate the Shelby
cotton factory.
n bill to amend the charter of Grand
junction; bill Incorporating Memphis
furniture factoy; and bill to prevent
the publication Of IbeIlous articles in
newspapers. Passed.
Watson, Trustee Of the Bank Of
Tennessee, made q report,
Nothing of Importance trausplred
il the House.
DR.. Bayly is here and promises to
visit Memphis.
The Convention bill comes up In the
House Tomorrow, 1t is in every
essential a Jac si0liIe Of that introduced
ia the Senate. don't think any time
viii be lost in transmitting the ques-
ton to the people.
Col. Robert LOoney arrived to-day,
on bis way to New York. He was
accompanied by his brother, i.
Associated PRESS DISPATCHES,
NASHVILLE, October 27.-The ad-
journed races on the Blood Horse
Course took place today. The first
race was Tor an Association Purse Of
$500, three mile heats, which was won
by Grassland in two heais. Summary
--CrOssland l /; Dick Jackson 2 3;
Carrie Albertine 8 ,. Time-j:46!
and 5:44f. The second race vas fer
the Consolation Purse of $3.50, for
beaten horses, mile heats, which was
won by COnlisk's Victory in three
heats. Summary-VictOry l l;
Norgan's Scout 2; Lanier's gr. f.
by Brown Dick 5; Saucer 6 s 6;
Grand Duchess 2 4; Surry 3.
Time-4 ;503, l;5l and 1901. The races
Will be continued tomorrow.
A State Convention viii be called
at al early day, as the bill pending in
the House will pass tq-mOrroW.
There was no action in the Legisla-
ture relative the XVIII amendment,
and it is not likely to be ratified.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny virtue Of Trust Deed, executed to me
ID by Trusten Wilson, on the lst day of No
Vember ls67, and duly recorded in the Regis
ter's Office Of shelby county, Tennessee, in
Book No. 80, PIP. 33l, etc, and OF a certain other
Deed, made TO me by Parlety j. Wilson, on
the 3jth Of October, 1868, and recorded in said
and State and in said Office, In Record
Book 80, PIP. Al. etc, and to which reference Is
here made, and being called on by the holder
of the note secured In said Trust Deeds, to
execute the same. will. on
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RIOT.
Difficulty Between the U. S. Troops
and the Negroes.
Internal Revenus---llliCit Bistillsries

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 81
4 telegram from Goldshoro, y. c., of
the 2ith, says: Our town was thrown
into a state Qfthe widest excitement
last night Jy a riot which commenced
early in the evening, and lasted until
ten O'clock, between the U. s. troops
stationed here and the negroes.
About seventy-fve shots were fired,
and one soldier and one negro were
wounded. 1t is now twenty-four
hours since the riot, and our authori-
ties have not made, or attempted to
make, an arrest. There were three
fights, the negroes FeTe8tirg at last.
The increase of revenue from tOhac-
CO in Virginia this year will be 49,
100000.
The revenue officers in various parts
of the State report the seizure of a
num5er Of illicit distilleries.
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afnEing Rtrde.

LARGE supply of European Singing
n Birds, consisting ofCanaries. Goidanches,
japanese Sparrows and Talking Par
rots. Also an excellent lot OF Dogs-Scotch
Terrier and English Coach, which will be
sold cheap, at No. 20 Jefferson street, near the
postof1ice.
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NOTICE.
PEOPLES BAsK :,,l!, eF a.T,;l, TEssEssEE, ;ss,s

Peoples BANK az TENNESSEE,
MEMPHIS, 2nth October, 1853.
y1HIS BANK HAVING DISCONTINUED
business, mas transferred Its Deposits,
Good VIII, etc, to the Union and
Planters Bank OF Memphis, and would re-
commend said Bank to the confidence Of its
Deposiiors and Correspondents.
Depositors are referred TO the caId Of the
Onion and Planters Bank below.
+. ~. SMITH. President
D.A. SHEPHERD, Cashier.
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Chance for Making Money.
ar cOST AVS CARRIAeE.

WE are deslrous OF closing our business at
w Batesville, on the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad. To any one wishing 10 COM
nence business, We would sell our small and
we'll seleoted slock Of Dry Goods
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For fnrther information we would refer to
Mr. w J. smith, with Menken Bros, Mem
phis Tenn, or ~ Us at Batesvilie.
ae25 WALKER 4 STAMFORD,
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Main Street Store for Rent.

Upon timely application and sufficient In
u ducement offered, we will rent for one
year from LIST September next, the Front Store
Room now occupied by US. corner of Main
and Jefferson streets. with part Of basement
au2O ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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RETAIL eR0eERs.
SPECER & SHARPE,
354 Main ST., MagsvnsY Block.
Fresh Arrivals ! New Goods !

New Shaker Preserves and Jelies--1o0 cases
New canned Tomatoes and Peaches;
New Edam Cheese; New Pineapple Coeese'
New Young America and Faotory Inetss'
New Piokles-ail ziEes-very nns;
New Maelzerel-Mess and No i Ne's ~olA-----1-
Choice Tess; Colenan's MnstAra'
Cross q Blsekwelfs Pickles.
Cox 4 C0opsr's GelaEtnsi
rrapcb Mustard. Woroestsrsairs aaacei
Fresh Crackera-s good variety
W. are reeeivsuz daily. lasge additions %
,rr ,f.9-.lS aud ssii - low - any nctre y. J. .
,.ifv We ksep Tie beat quay q sfe-g-
sltns .,is "a = - aP1cAk H1ARFE
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ACCIDENT.
A Nest Remarkable Occurrence

NEW YORK, October 27.-The pas
senger train which got off the track
near Susquehanna to-day, was re-
placed and proceeded without injury
to any one.
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DIED.

VAN PATIEN-At cOldgater. Arkansas
on Monday, oetoher lifh. ADA LULA, eldest
daughter Of DE. P. and Mary E. Van Patten
aged ten years.
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81. Car NurserIes, summerfeId. III.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE

OyFICE HEREAEDO INSURANCE Co.,
Il Madison Street. October %, ls63.
T a meeting OF the Board Of Directors of
~ this Company. held this day, a dividend
OF five f6l per cent was declared upon the
capital stock. ths same to be credited upon
the stock notes. +. N. NELSON,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

"A Memphis Lodge No. lis, viii be held Ny
this 9TH URSDAYl Evening. Oct. 18th, at/NN
clock, for work in the F. C. degree.
All F. C.s are fraternally invited.
By order Of A. j. WHEEJER,W. NJ.
Ben. K. PULLEN, Sec. oc23
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CHICKASAW I0CKEY cLuR RacEs
SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
RENT.

TvHE other part Of our house afording sul
Il icient room for our purposes, we propose
TO place in reaen Of competitors the
Rest Business Stand to be Had In the Cit
by Offering 70 Rent for the nsxt twelve
months, the spacioua Saiesroom We now %.
eupy at the northeast cornsr Of NAN anu
ssSaf'N ssSs ~ iRsosixagER, xRzzEyANT&c 4 CO.
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Near Vance, one Or which he row occupies.
aud the other adjoining
The BHildingS are Double Brf K Tcn--
ment, two sfories hiaL in Ccuut ard renf. o.
modern style. built under Mr II 5cloI IS own
supervision for his family resi-. en-. r. 7. q ara
ing now enlarged and put Iu tiOrou-l t5 o.
pair, with q handsome iron raj ing ro rna
Iout yard ana the usual apDel4l4ges or .
drss class city residence
The LOT~, extending rom Mulberry 20 -E
Martin streets, have "A DCUBT.E -lE II
EOsT. OF ~ feet. hy dertl 10 te=t and
bling within moments walk O. 3illlu . afr,
have al the advantages OF fhe a. .cl.-IsCIl
pavement and street ctrs on Ll--lL great c1u-
trul thoroughfaIe Of tie city.
There Is no property HOtC upon Ns
market for purchaser, az pU5lic suls,
presenting as great is1GteemeHtS.
Mr.. Fletcher has determined 70 sell: bid
ders may attend accordingly. Title pert, c.
TERMS:
Half cash, balance on g ana I2 months, with
interest; deferred payment 50. ursG W tee1s
in trust.
Mr. Fletcher and the Aucttcueers va I'll be
glad 70 meet their frisT ds ol the crolsiou.
kOISrEA, TREZEFA1sT & Cu.-
gr.l A.e.. ..r.HsaHa
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TOBACCO AT AUCTION.

DY A. +. FRANKLAND, 1877 MAIN STREET
ID By order OF United States Collector.
% . pounds Manufactured TOBACCO,
3iiJ9 pounds Smpging Tobacco,
THIS MORNING, 10 O'clock. oc3
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OFFICE OF W. G. WEAR & Co.,
GrOCers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3 HOward's Row,

ME8RHIs. TENN, October Is. 1863.
NOTlCE.-W have this day sold our stock OF
~ Groceries 10 Mr. L. W MILLER, who viii
do business II the same stand, and 10 whom
we request our patrons 10 entrust their Gus
TOM as we can endorse him as being in every
way worthy OF their confidence and patron
age. Our books viii be found with Mr.. W. d.
Stratton, No. 10 Lee Block, who is charged
with the settlement OF our business.
W. @. WEAR y co.
Referring 10 the above. would say to my
friends and customers Of the house Of W. q.
Wear * Co, that 1 viii be at the old stand,
and hope, by close attention to their interest,
to merit a liberal share OF their patronage.
Mr. 4 BIB VI. Harwell viii continue In charge
OF the Cotton Department of the house.
Oc2 L. W. MILLER
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TRUST SALE.
tuesday. November %, 1863,

DT virtue Of Trust Deed, to me executed
- by II. B. = Williams, Trustee, ard Eliza
y. Williams, wiz SELL 70 the hi CHEST bidder
Tor cash. on
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(tORPORATfON NOTICE,
~ SALE OF PRopERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES

Public notice s hereby gven n sao of propet for
unpaid or sc years 1854 and 1866 and the rega
e. auction, a tho City Hall. in tho city OF New York on
Thursday The Th day OF November nox ut IL o'clock noon
ana continue from day 10 day until jhc whole sad
perry shall be sold amt that dstaed statement tho pro-
perry 80 70 DC sold for unpaid Coton
Unpublished In pamphlet deposited tho Office o the tsrk
OF Arrears Il the Comproef ooe IN hs office of ihs
Receiver OF Taxes OF the city or New York vhere the
nv order OF n. IL CoNNOL Z ". Y cpsun,roler
A. H. CARY, Clerk of Arrears
CRY 0r NEW YoER. july 81, 1864
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SPOKTINta-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N saeModicnas for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mcckipg BIRDS at DOyEYs No Greene street,
OF Canal N. Blades attended by Mrs. Dovev.
pIGEoN SHOOTING MATCH-Fo 81, ,G0. 100 BIRDS
Paine OF New YORK viii aps Mac Al The pubois Track
l4h street and Eighth avenue Monday, November at
IL o'clock fair day. Admission to track al.
WM. COOKE, Proprietor.
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TTNION COURSE. L. L-sATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8,
u at o'clock r. M. match SAC0 hiram Howes' brown
horse Jscksons black Topsy best IN in harness.
Wh. SHAW, Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON IN
n. proved city property frat and second mortgages
promptly cashed Y. X. STEVENSON son, Real Estate
Brokers, IL Pine
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE. L. I.-SATURDAy. NOV. & AT 2:30
I. P.M-Match $500 ). Murphys 8 m LOUISE J. Doiy's
J. CHAMBERS, Proprietor
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A 7 BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S CITY AUCTION MART,
n MAJOR &. W. BARKER, AUCIIONEER,
corner broadway and Thrtyninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SAILS

corner Broadway and IhIty,ninfh street,
EVERY FtsS6Ak WsbAssbxS bagr,SH nSb sAfTspAY
and private .sls to the bcs advantage general
wfa np to a ss Ii :r:s gs1R sss
s'an.y on hand Orders pr9mIny I . executed ,r.. col.
in the having driving ring FOR showing horses on
sale. Carriages Buraes. &c.. taken on storage
%sft o'S
Win large invoice of elegant Portland sssns'
afSfS s.y oug oedn raised in
1asns.. waTraned arr . day 4 better
iSsFs
s % ns soS. 81 81 %sD &C.
sg sn n a h III M s
driver elegant saddle; afraid OF has been
used BY one geniemsn for the past two years family
ss .ep was0ps three ns no TOP Wagons
Kind IN ali harness believed to be sound; hne sysh
drivers and roadster.
ana VII sfss &C., very sas and sp1
Gray Mare lSs hands, years old, kind in all harness.
Several other rotns road and work Horses top no
Sales never postponed on account of weather
UcrIoN SALE OF TRoTTISo, ROAD AND WORK
BY Major c. W. BANKER, Auctioneer.
Jane; Lawrence III Ess. twenty fourth street.
Pair of black Horses hanas and years old warranted
Bay Horse l5l hands years old sound and kind in all
harness; free and p!esse driver; good fy horse
Bay Hambetonian Mare Is hands, years old, warranted
sound has been driven in both double and single harness.
trot In three minutes.
Pair black Horses ID hands, years old warranted sound
and kind In all harness; elegant coach
together with extension top Park Phaeton Harness. 6c
Brown Mare i55 hands old, warranted sound;
elegant road marc easy firm seper has roticd In 20 to
the pole; sold 70 pay advances and keeping.
Brown Horse, l5 hands, 1enrs Old, sound and kindfn
all harness; to three minutes; from all
vice; stands without tying; perfect family horse
Bay Trotling Horse l51 hands od brother TO
Dasy Burma; kind 10 all harness FREQ and stylish beat
three minutes.
Prown Horse le hands, years old warranted sound ex
cept eye; sold TO pay his keeping.
BAY Horse Ii hands, years old kind in all harness
able for truck coal cart
Gray Horse, Id hands, old, kind in all
large aud powerful hoise; sold close
Together with six other good orses just the
country aud must positively be sold Full description given
at sale. NO pos;poneincnt On account OF weather.
The above property be time previous sale
At the stables.
BARKER HAMLIN City Auction Mart,
Broadway ana Thirty ninth street,
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LvOR NEW ORLEANS DiRECT.-rHE STEAMSHIP
SANTIAGO DE CUBA will leave Pier No. ~ East river.
Saturday, November 81 Passage $50; second class
95. N. H. BRIGHAM, % Wall street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs, 90.

TOR sALE--A SPLENDID BROWN HORSE, YEARS
j. old 1o hands bsh weight 200 pounds trot in four
minutes; has bean family horsc snce Last May;
suitable for any work; lady drive him warranted
stable, los First avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-11-06

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line. -
Steamships OF this line will leave Pier No North river a.
3o'clock 4. NJ, as follows:-
GEO WARRINGTON, eager. Saturday November, ~
Freight taken for st. Louis Mobile and Galvesion al
through rates
por passage nrst and second ciaes freight apply 70
III. B. CROMWELL A CO. " Wes, srses.
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COAsrwIsR STEAMSHIPS.

MISSISSIPPI
Captain W. r. Henry
wl ee despatched on saturday, Nov at o'clock r. =,
from pier IL NORTH river. -
Freight Received through rates for Louis Mobile ana
Galveston
The GENERAL MEADE will succeed Saturday Nov. H.
For freight or passage having superior
FREDERIC BAKER,
Proad
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COAsTwisE STEAMSHIPS.


CALIFORNIA; AND CHINA.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED
Through rates, New fork to San frssisso -
.I.S T.5., ,s s,,s:s siss. s'issss' ssss
according 10 location OF berth.
These include berth board and all neessaries for
the trip.
OF each month except when those days fs Sunday then
the day previous.
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult hed
November 20-ALAsxA. Captain Gray, connecting with
steamer JAPAS viii leave San Francisco December for
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
for steamer ALASKA received until r NJ 90 Friday So
vsmbcr ~ All the usual facilities afforded shippers in col
For freight or passage tickets further inform
amply At the compsnys ticket oacs on ,hs wnsrf foot OF
Canal street. r. H. BABY, Agent
J'oE HAVANA. UNITED STATES NAIL.
u lna wel known hfA. class sdewheel Aeamship RAP
per 20 North river, >slurasy November 4, ai2P.M.
For freight gsagc nsving superior saieroom accom-
IiviSdsfoS, FOX co, 81 Liberty street.
HAVANA, sIsAL Ayp VERA CRUZ.
| New iors AMI Mexican Mall Steamship line sailing
.,sfy ~ spy days ~ /. ~ from pier II East rver
The splendid new steamers
SLEopAr,Kst cn .."ednesdsy Nov
=, ALExKapRE& SONS. IS Broadway.
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
u Atlantic Mail steamship Company,
sspr regularly every Thursday, atS O'Clock r NJ precisely
COLI MBfA, Captain L. Van November IL
RAgLE, Captain n. X. Greene. November is
MORRO CASTLE. Captain X. Adams, November 70
$. g. WHEELER. Jr, President.
No.6 Bowling Green.
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TEXAS LINE
i OF Galveston Steamera
Sailing every sssrrdsy AS Y ~, iogesns gsy Wr.a
East river, will sail on Saturday, November 8.
All goods for Houston ths Interior will b. forwarded by
our aaents Messrs r. H. kcMshan Co.. free Of wharfage
drsysgo or commissions for receiving or Forwarding
Insurance guaranteed low any other route. No
detention at Galveston. For freight passage apply 90
@. II. MALLORY 4 CO., l5S Maiden lana
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, tysr.


TOR sALE-THE CELEBEATED SCHOONER YACHT
HENRIETTA 2o tong burden, old winner OF
ihc great yacht to cowes, England in 1865 cn
which mado the extraordinary OF 2so miles in "a
hours and several other races The Henrietta has
been cruise the West Indies but has returned New
York While her voyage from Key Yves. Charleston
shs OF $50 miles in twery-rou hours during
rough weather showing that has lost none her speed.
The Henrietta has saoon handsomely fitted
up, with large satcroom harooard side three
satcroors and two forward far officers The
cabin furniture kitchen utensils &c In complete order,
and the vessel viii be pp readiness go to sea
cia,ey The Henrietta will compare favorably speed
and seasong qualities, With any yacht in this country or
England For particulars address J. ANDERSON, Herald
oncc. New York.
IrOR SALE -SLOOP YACHT FRoLIC, SIX TONS, N.
H. NJ; has we'll furnished cabin, nearly ssis and
street Brooklyn For further information apply al 10 Green
w!ch street.
LN0R sALE--Tw0 LARGE MAINSAILS AND JIBS;
sails made OF No. and 2coticnduck; sails all per
feet Apply at ia west street.
CTEAM YACHT FOR sALE.-A FINE MODELLED
NJ steam yacht So feet y beam, 10 inch
cylinder wen found and In complete running ORDER for rac
cnsaP sne Myey economical in the item OF fuel Address
DOLPHIN New YORK heraidonce.
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MARBLE nIANTErs.


CUCKOO CLoCKs-uUR PATTERN AND MANUFAo-
mre American Watches in great varieties; Diamo onAp
Pcar and Gold Jewolry Wholesale and RETAIL RANKt
FIELD co.'s, Jewelera Sixth avenue Founs enn
street. Eighth avenue, corner Twenty sixth strsss.
The New York herald., 1869-11-06

CURTAINS FOR sALE-A SUPERB SUIT OF BLUE
~ figured satin Curtains two windows cost at Stewards
$500 also a of Cuains both entirely
will be sold cheap and plenty time given
party be paid for In nstamens II desired. Apply at
or address J. ]. NJ. a John street.
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PERSONAL.

A LBERT N. AUSTIN-wHO HAD FOUNTAIN FOR
IN tho sale OF DIR. Irishs Ottawa Beer at Long Branch
through tho last summer, formerly OF New York City ANY
person giving Information of his Whereabouts will be sui
ably rewarded by addressing DRS IRISH II Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-11-06

TOR SALE-A PAIR OF STYLISH FAMILY HORSES,
lbA hands high, black and bay OF great cndurapcc,
perfectly kind and sound and OF fair excellent and
liable for ladies family price e5eo. Apply botweon
aud ~ A. N. and and r. N. DANIEL stable 20 East
Eighteenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-11-06

NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IN Southern Line.
The steamship LoDosA, II. X. Hovey, viii sAvs pier q
Eer RI err Saturday November6
. frega FOR s Louis, Mobile and Galveston taken =
through rates.
For freight passage having superior acconmodaoos
apply to
c. n. MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane
The DE SOTO will follow from Pier 50 North river
LIVINGSTON FOX CD.
The New York herald., 1869-11-06

A TTENTIoN IS INVITED TO THE GREAT INDUCE
n meats offered to savings banks and others by the Kan
Pacific Railroad Loan paying gold, and free
from government taxation. Address DABNEY, MORGAN
CO., 50 Exchange place. and Nj n. JESUP 4 CO.. IL Pint
street New York, Tor circnars, maps and pamphlets