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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-10
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY ]

said, In the interest of the Joy. to whom was
sold the Cherokee neutral lands, about which so
much scandal has been printed in the newspaper
press. t
To remove an erroneous impression which is said
to prevail with some parties in Wast, in regard TO
the bill of the Ways and Means Committee. reported
by Mr. Hooper on Saturday last 1T Is proper TO say
that the bill was correctly reported by telegraph
The bill does not authorize the exchange OF registered
bonds for coupons. though coupons may be turned
into egstered bonds. ,
The Secretary of the Treasury has recently made
Cod liver oil II at for use for medicinal purposes is
duabo at 70 per ce@ Tf
styled carpet yarns composed OF %SGi Ta aT1s
ut 80 cents per pound and IS per cent ad yaorem when
valued at not exceeding 40 cents pound Wnen YES
unt becomes DUE it is the duty of the Collector 70
collect 1t before her clearance The regulations OF the
ay who HS holds bill Of adng that not being
dence of ownership In him; ana when tne Dill IL OF
cases be made by the OF consgnee or their duly
constituted agent attorney II collector leaves the
e made upon the strength Of bond given to produce
evidence OF ownership at future PERIOD he does 80 WITH
his own risk. Bessamer sheet iron $50 called,
returned as steel in sheets, is dutiable at the
Bottled ale or porter is Charged with duty Of IS cents
per gallon. without separate duty on the bottles Bottles
containing wines brandies, other sprituous liquors
tine IS cents per gallon obviously includes duty on me
SS't cents as pei POf gallon or If foreign
out the limits OF the United States Tor curing ns
OF American cach the fish not thereby rendered
dutiabe is the salt used liable to duty II oat
abroad for the curing OF fish is not consumed
In the curing but Is brought into American port tho
salt would then be liable TO duty, but the FISH OF Amer
can catch cured with such foreign SALT before mporta
ton, are free OF duty.
Supervisor Creecy has suspended W. H. II. Mullen,
Acting Collector of the Hid District of Louisiana,
on the charge of malfeasance in Office,
In the Supreme Court to-day the following causes
were argued: -,
The State OF Texas agt. White Ches ct al-The argu.
ment OF this cause was concluded. Seymour et
al act. Freer, concern
ing certain lands In IllinOis.-Cause IN ar,
guInent Petitions were this morning nlea
for writs OF habeas corpus for the relief OF EnWhIo
spangler and Samuel Arnold the assassination cOsph
tors now at the Dry Torugas Their discharge Is cldeu
under the acts OF Congress- the Presidents Procamauon
OF Pardon and Amnesty and the decisions OF the supreme
Court No action was taken the petitions, ana IL Is
not known when the matter will up for consdera
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
Arn.,rv Fab

SENATE. ALBANY, req. y, 1862.
The Judiciary Committee has reported adj
versey the petition Of the Trustees OF Sailors Snug
Harbor OF New York, praying for exemption from taxa
ton OF certain property IN Richmond County
BY Mr.. ODonnell-Releasing the interest OF certain
lands in Lewis County TO Rice Lewis Mr. Beach.TS IN
Also extend the time for the collection Of moneys for
the Union Free School District at CasklL Mr. Van Pat
the Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. HaleTo facilitate
trial OF indictments. Mr. MurThy-To incorporate the
ital Of 100000 Frederick Marquand. Charles H. Leeds
William r. Blocker, Samuel Borrowe, Alonson Trask
s sna Se Sy Se With
the Senate OF Commissioners OF Accounts at salary OF
sovo och 70 80 i "a -, "a @ ana ss
ments in the City OF NewYork. Mr. Nichols-To provide
for the creation and maintenance OF public park in the
City OF Buffalo Mr. NOrtOnTo amend laws relative TO
suits against foreign corporations Mr.. Genet-ro alter
tho map for the Improvement OF part OF Newfork CITY,
Mr. MattOon-ro define the laws relative TO abandoned
canals OF the State Mr. MOrrisTo amend tine laws rea-
tive to Normal schools. Mr. williams-To enable the
Trustees the Newark Cemetery Association to have the
care OF the old burying ground In said village.
The bill To authorize Syracuse TO issue bonds ana take
In the Syracuse Northern and other railroads. was
amended in Committee and ordered TO third reading
BILLS PASSED. ..
Relative to School District Number One OF Seneca, On.
tafo County To authorize tho State Engineer TO repair
the Albany Basin. For bridge across Chenango Canal
at Norwich. Directing disposition OF certain moneys
property In Monroe County To incorporate trustees for
the management OF property OF the Epscopate OF the
ings Bank To change the OF the First Congrega
tional Society OF Pike, Allegheny County 10 proyide
ter County To extend the time for certain towns In
Ulster Delaware Greene aud Sch0harie Counties TO take
stock m the osgego and Rondoat Eairoad 10 enable
elections separate districts To incorporate the Albany
Academy Music To the salaries OF the super
yisors Of the Counties OF Broome and Allegheny.
The bill introduced by Judge Foger TO provide for sub
hitting the amended constitution to the electors Of the
State. elected considerable debate IN COMMITTEES VI the
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the question whether Republicans shall give some Of
their political patronage to colored men. Many Re-
publicans voted against the report on the ground
that it was creating new and useless officer.
Although Albany is without any regular place of
amusement the old residents and sojouners are not
without entertainments which have made this VIM
ter very sociable one. We have had Geo. VIM.
Curtis and Ralph Waldo Emerson as lecturers: the
Albany Musical Association has given two oratorios;
the leading members of the different choirs in the
city have given several concerts which have been
well patronized; and next week we are promised
the Richings opera troupe with its best operas at
Tweddle Hall. Private theatricals and tableaus
are of nightly occurrence. There was an amateur
theatrical performance last evening at Miss Satie
Parkers, daughter of Mr.. N Parker, who is prom
nent citizen of this city, The different characters in
the play {" Zuma") were performed in very credit
able manner by several young ladies of this city and
Troy. The Zouave Cadets have given an elegant
promenade concert and the Burgess Corps the crack
military organization of this city, will give grand
concert and ball on Washingtons birthday, at which
Gilmore's band of Boston will furnish the music.
The State Agricultural Society will meet here to-
morrow for the purpose of electing new officers. Mr.
A. d. White. President Of Cornell University, will
deliver the annual address in the evening.
The Homeopathic Medical Society met in the City
Hall in this city to-day. President Dr.. William H.
Watson in the chair. The session to-day was occu-
pied in the discussion of finances, the reading of
papers, and routine business. The annual address
was delivered in the evening by DR.. Watson. The
Convention will adjourn on Thursday.
There will be meeting of the Trustees of the
Cornell University at the of the Agricultural
Society in this city on Thursday, Feb II, at 10 a.
full attendance of Trustees is solicited.
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ASSEMBLY.
npnupEn tn A quinn

BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To open certain streets Ia Brooklyn. Authorizing the
Canal Commissioners to raise the road bed at Fort AnD
Relative TO the place Of trial OF certain ohenses.
Opening roads through lands devoted to vine
yards To amend tho charter OF the International Insur
ance Company OF the City Of NewYork Confirming the
title OF the First Congregational Society OF Saratoga
Springs certain real estate To Incorporate the Hose
Company OF Elmra To amend acts relative 10 the Cen
era Annual Conference. To change the title OF the Gen.
era Synod OF the Reformed Dutch Church To incorpo
rate the Ellsworth Seal Club Relative TO the ST. Josephs
Orphan Asylum OF Rochester To facilitate the con-
sructon of the NewYork and 0swego Midland Railroad
Relating bridges across the Mohawk River at Fort
Plain To authorize the classification Of Directors Of the
HewYork Institution for the Instruction OF the Deaf and
Dumb To provide for payment OF the Twenty second
Regiment National Guard. Making appropriation for
the completion OF the Willard Asylum for Insane at Ovid
N. Y. Amending the charter OF the Savings Bank at
Utica
BILLS PASSED.
To revive the charter Of Auburn.
PETITIONS.
OF Messs Jacobs and Hodges citizens OF Brooklyn for
amendment to excise law.
REPORTS.
From the Judiciary Committee, adversely to the bill
for oanng certain moneys OF the United States To loan
the several towns and Incorporated villages.
Adjourned.
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CUBA.
NEW BArrALIoys OF VOLUNTEERS.

NEW BATTALIONS OF VOLUNTEEKS'
HAVANA, Feb 9.--The Government is or
gaming several new bataons of volunteers part for
garrison duty and part for active service in the field
Cabana the strongest fortress In Havana Is now gar
rsoned by volunteers place OF the regular troops who
have been sent To CenfuegOs The steamer MORO Castle
arrived AT noon to-day.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-Gen. Grant arrived
In this city early this morning. and is stopping at the
Continental Hotel He Is fatgued from travel and
his abors In New York as to be unable 10 attend we'd
ding this city at which his presence was promised.
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THE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE AND THE
CANAIACONTRACTS

BUFFALO, Nov. 9-At meeting of the men,
the Board OF Trade this morning. Senator STAN
fords bill aboshing the contract system Of repairing
canals was UNANIMOUSLY approved. and its adoption
urged at the earliest possible moment
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WASHINGTON.

me NATIONAL BANKs-DELMAR AND WELLS
PASSAGE OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT IN THE SENATE-THE WHISKY TAX
sEAL-HUNTING IN ALAsKA-THE NATURALl-
we
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oil A0O REWARD.-KIDNAPPED FROM THE ST
Ipl.VOO James Hotel Boston, between the hours Of
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE UNITED BROTH
"A Lodge No l. of the city OF New York. held No.
l6S lester street. Wednesday evening, Dec g. 1859 Pres
dent John anderson presiding was moved and seconded
United Brothers Lodge, No Of Brooklyn H. l., hereby
expelled from all the rights of the order and all brethren
hereby notified of the same BY order of
MILLS, Secretary. JOHN ANDERSON, President.
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DRY GOODS.


A $500 MERRY CHRISTMAS
Entire lower hoor filed with Holiday Goods Of svsv
Tasss csys s g. 5 Id Dr. Eas NY
k.rses 1--WE Vas p Ds lie ss city 70 for 81 ''
va S 1y Pfs Ssi bs Ss s bali i s. ss to m
Work, Giore Handkerchief, Collar rerfnmery candH
' a,SSoe China ANA 1 Tea Sets, s5c 70 g.
Paran Figures and Boxes - 70 s'.
Jewel cssseis aud
Writing Dcsts through
Paper Weights. Five Cent,
cups t;Sa ' and sauccls rweaty ny Cent,
lnkstsnd. Fifty Cent
B s%Sa ai Holis, nspslimen. sa'
,ol, so. Cs1ss: the same GOOD:
Paint Boxes. the Dollar stores.
Comic Toys t Afo 81 AND FAIRS SUPPLIED
1aa,s ''
M s,siiss$ SasG Gsa &C., ss e. $3.50
Linen r collar s &c. sc IS. la'2c, &c. zoe.
S;sS rIsS 1 lac: S S, g. g Sic, zoe, sos
100 Fancy Fan valsnsisGasss So!!.fs. sss 10 s7S
fHHsSTiIjTFsESs, dEoyss,
CLOSING OUT CHEAP.
BARGAINS FOR ihNDKfRCHIEFS.
Fine hemmed Handkerchief, Sc, l2c., i5c., 2Oc
Hemsttchei iisndkcrchiefs, loo. To 7bc
Tape hordered Handk erchIefs Sc. to VIC.
hee,.woTk lace trimmed 26c. to SIC.
Ntclework and hsnls;iiche,, 25c., cic, 4Dc &C., NJ
Neadcwofk Initials. Csc, Bic, s5c.
5000 Hemsti;chsd, with worhe. names,
fancy card, pc. each.
Lace Handkerc,les snc., 50c, 75c. ST..
Real Lace ii3ndk sfchiefs, ~ 81 to $40.
Gcnta' Linen Handkerchiefs, BE. 75c
Gents Linen henmed, s5c. to 75c.
Gents Fancy Handkerchief, DC to &c.
FANCY GOODS OF EVERY SrYLL.
Fancy Jet Sets, 25c., Soc, sJc S5c, 81.
Fancy Jet Sets, ~ 81 TO 80
French sets Pms and Earrings, &c. to 9Jc.
fancy Breast Pins, SC. TO Csc
Fancy Sleeve Buttons, lQc. TO Soc. pair.
Vet chain Bracelets, &C. &c.
Pore,monnaes and Bags, from l0c. up.
Fans in ivory, silk and sandal wood.
Ornaments for The Hair, pearl, gilt &c, &c.
Co'ne early IN the morning
OF IN The evening to avoid the rusb.
WM. kinney,
6f6 Broadway
second door above Blocker street
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The undersigned have appointed Commissioners 10
receive subscriptions for the Disconto Bank ,.,
Two dollars per share be paid nj the time OF snbscrp-
ton.
JOSEPH sELIaMAN, Of the hrm Of J. W. se'eman 4
Co, 81 Exchange place.
FRED'K kUEHNE, OF the Of knAuth kachod
Kuehnc, bl Broad street.
ADOLpH ENGLLR, 81 the hrm OF kcmolbetr Co, ltQ
Pearl street.
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DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-SOUTHERN Line
II The steamer wEYBOsSEf, Captain Parish, VIII leaW
pier q East river, Friday, December "a.
e. II. MALLORY CO.,
g Maiden
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CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, MONDAY NIGHT.-WILL MIR
- White call send address HENRY SsxsaR, "a West
Fourteenh street!
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN Steam
Bremen, HRvre and London
Via southampton.
The first class and elegant iron Mall Steamships
Of $3.50 tons and 200 horse power Capt H. A. f. Neynaber.
Of 900 tona and eco horse Capt G. Meyer will leave
from Bremen pier foot of Third street, Hobokcn and take
passengers to
London. Havre Breken and Southampton,
at the following rates -
First Cabin. $l.o gold
For passage or freight apply TO
OFLRICRS 4 CO.,
81 Broad street. corner of Beaver, New York.
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WILL THE GENTLEMAN WHO LEFT l6 EAST
w Thirteenth street abruptly Friday night the th
please call and will explain. HATTIE.
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A NNETTIE
"A The Tammany win give two performances Christmas
We expect you and Rachel to 60
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T 80 BARCLAY STREET-LIGHr SIX SEAT COUPE
"A and four seat Rockaways Brzkas Vctorias Phaetons,
Depot Wagons Buggcs, 1870 pound Road Wagons, sleghs
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
Tho General Transatlantic Companys Man Steamships be-
tween New York and hsvre, calling nj Brest
vii sai rom per No 50 North river as follows:
81 PH S4kIs ps en
LAFAYETTE, Roussan Saturday, Jan %
q SIS
pss Do Fswny sa1s
AMERICAN rsvsss going TO or returning n from the Cont
transit BY Ens railways and the discomorts crossing
the oh'Hns aHo YES hs asa s.
STEAM IN. sn1y s .so
SoboKsasrpo wnioms "Wednesday nsesmbe. :. %
iron, pier Is North river
Passage ol and 10 New York. Paris, Hamburg Rotter-
dam, &c rafn Ireland England, France and Germany
Apply to WILLIAMS GuIoN. % Broadway.
NToTICE.-THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP COLORADO.
~ Captain Williams will sail from nier Al North river for
1 0 s a. precisely so q, SSs SCI fS
CrEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
= Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. :,
pqEss1 ssnss Dee Dee
p pG Ssa. Il . sRg q p ans AT % @
sage Office 70 Broadway corner Of Rector street.
CrEAM TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
fayore Clyde bu pa.anser seaHaers are intended to san
ioWAi:as;. EnKoFA.:.::.::....,.~Js
snd every Saturday THEREAFTER. =
p,,.. From pier ID NORTH river At, Y O'Clock. noon
Cabins iv.inad Siassox q berry 500 .ns s's
s,oerars to Glasgow or bsrry sSo; irslnedsjs, So
70 s o p anSa Have Roe
dam AS.n'werp, dc, =, very low rates !. -. pr.
ireland.
York; or a. me ''f HiSDERsoX BkoTHhRs Is"
~ STEAM no LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN,
PBENsYL L Webster, saturday Pee 2s stsA.M
Passage . Liverpool $50 SOD;
steerase tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown $751; cur
rncy.
Aif' . ~ company ''''' T. W j. nufsr, Manager.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET coArANY's
WEsrpHALIA.
Captain II. schwenscn carryn United States mails
WIN sail on Tuesday, Degsmse. "a a'2r N'for
taking passengers for Hamburg, Plymouth London and
FRS. Cabin sl2o; Second CABIN, 2; stecrssc sas gold
Payable in United States gold.
The HAMMONIA TO sail January !. 1896
kuNHARnT ( CO, G. =. RICHARD { noAs,
General Agents, Genera, Passenger Agents
81 Broad street, n Y No s Barclay street \. y
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
. Cunard Line. :
pahMYRA sursaay' pecemhsr ~
CABIN ras.ase, $so sdd: sic;.ra:s ssSs saf,sssy
For cabin pass &C apply at No Bowling Green.
For Storage passage apply ~ III Brsadway Iri,ty Bud
ing CHAs O. FRANCkLYN, Agent
rI,APsCOTT BROS. 4 CO.'S EMIGRATION OFFICE
Sc South street issue sight drifts England Ireland,
Scotland and aes and tickets from Great Britain
ana i''A-4 ~ TxPscoiT BROS. CO., 81 South street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT ,BuREAU.-oFricIAL
~ Passports of the Department of State Issued by A. q.
WLLMARTH, United States Court Buildings, Al Chambers
street
TOR sALE-oNE SECOND CABIN TICKET ON
steamer. forf ngani France, at halt price, Address
LOUIS ROBERT, New York Post Office.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

fN0 LET-THE PRIVATE STA BILE 204 EAST TW ElfIh
street, until November l. 1875 contains nve stsN anu
box STALL and large loft; all In good ORDER
nlso coachmans dwelling attached For further parteu,
lars Inquire of CHARLES c. WAKELEY, 10i East Tenth
street, New York.
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Z, DECEMBER %, 1869-TRIPLE SHEET.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

= -- -- y
YORK Steamship Lne.~-s,eamers for,nghy, from Pier
CELIA, .$ssi iSsLIoSAi, Jan, ~
and Rotterdam cheapest rates apply at No 50
Broadway. For fregh, 4 q south street
EoR, LIVERPOOL AND ouEEssTowN-IssAN LINE
CIT or LONDON. SATURDAY,, Dec. g, IiA;n.
ETY. ETY. Of aSf Fss4 ss pss a
g. CITY ~ OF NEW ioRk saturday Jan :, 10 4 NJ
AUG sasl succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday, from
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable IN gold payable IN currency
T. T. . hoqtOn .... IGa To Jon Loedon z
10 Passage 6y the TUESDAY steamer va Halifax
Payable In gold. Payable IN currency.
HaisS...'.'.'.'.'i5
st ,y 1Sha n To yohGs n rey 80
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Hamburg, Bremen,
Ticket, be eoggh, here q. moderate rates by persons
F'' further Information apply Join e f'P D ss
10 Broadway, New York.
NUNARD LINE
between New York Liverpool calling Cork Harhor
fmya Dec Dec JAM
Dec Dec Jam
RATES o. PASSAGE
First First cabin - $780, gold Second cabin Sse, gold
gy he Thursday steamers no. "''N
ess ticket. S Ge sss Queenstown aas
parts Of Europe a. lowest rates -'N ""A -
Through bills Of ladine given for Belfast, GLASGOW Heve,
For freight and cabin passage apply the company's
For passage at dI sl'sarf Ts sa assa
Steamer OF 5,h OF January win not carry passengers
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sPORrrNG-DOes, BIRDS, &C.


A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sae-Medicncs for all diseases Prepared food Tor
mocking birds at DovEyS, No Greene street, corner
OF Canal
IlIRDS-THE Ia RGEST COLLECTION OF MOCklNG
ID Birds in the country Parrots, Thrushes, Blackbirds
Canary and other Singing Bda Mockiny Bird Food, Bird
Cages &c. at Mrs. R0EDER'S, No. l2S West broadway,
New York.
birds FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. -FINE SINGING
ID Canarica hooking Birds Cages Goldfish Seed; also
Richs Prepared Food for hooking Birds al 70 Fourth ave-
nuo, block above Stewards.
(yANARY BIRDS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, CHEAP
" than elsewhere at DAVID VENTlN'S, 4U7 Canal st.
CIRGING BIRDS, DOGS, PET ANIMALS, GOLD FISH,
- Globes Aquaria Shells and tame Monkeys, &C.; prices
low for holiday presents. Il. MUIR, 40 Broadway.
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A TIE FAIREsT FLOWERS OF THE SEASON.
N. sadda Rang and Lala Rang. So say we all of US.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTEK-
SAILS,
Major C. w. BARKER, Auctioneer,
Corner of broadway and Thirty ninth street.
Regular sale THIS DAY, A. IL o'clock.
Large invoice OF Portland Seighs.
Extra stylish thoroughbred black saddle horse warranted
SQUAD and kind in all harness. l51o hands, years old
prompt driver must be to be appreciated trot
close TO three mn1es. Was withdrawn from last sale,
but will be sold to-day, without reserve
One DOCTORS Gig, IN good order.
One top Wagon first class maker.
Horse Furnishing Goods, DC, &C.
One pair cosey matched bay Morgan Horscs lbA hands,
and old warranted and kind in all harness
tro In $3.50 together prompt and stylish drivers
Large invoice OF double and single Harness.
Lot OF Buffalo and Wolf Skin Robes
Bay Horse Is hands, old, warranted kind In all
harness. believed be sound very stylish, prompt driver
superior family coupe horse.
Bay Horse 1875 hands, old, warranted sound and
kind 10 all harness. free and stylish driver
family horse for which he has been used the past
Several other Horses, top and no top Wagons, &c.
Full description at aale
Sales never postponed account Of weather.
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NTANTED-A HORSE TO DRIVE THIS WINTER, BY
w responsible party for his keep, to few miles IN
the country beat will be given Any one having
such will address w. v. r., Herald Office.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-05-22

To BUSINESS MES-we feel safe in asserting that tho MINER has larger circulation than any other paper pub lshed In hs region of country between Los Angeles California and Santa Fe New Mexico and is therefore the advertising medium in the southern section Of the Pacific sops There s not town, settlement or mining camp Of any importance In Arizona in which copies o tt sr not taken and read and the of this Is thai ' contains twice much original ard selected reading mat ter any of m contemporaries Despite the duilness of the past year the egulary Of the mails and the bitter hostility of the Indians is circulation has increased faly 900 and every week arc added to the list No better proof a It's popularity at home need be offered than the fact that Ahoagh Democratic in politics Republicans coatrbuAs to is support hlry ss much do Dsmoc7ats Businsss in San Frsnc-co Los Angeles San Berar dno and ether places should know the-e aoss sn se upon them.