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The New York herald., 1869-12-28
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL'S.
IL By ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctioneer

A T JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
n By ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, Auctionecr.
=, This day, at u o'clock,
,,ts, the great, great auction a ! house Of
win sell ct their Horse Auction MART liz East Thirteenth
EGrEf TaE hSssE ss sT 5sSgs bssss ssGw
OF our business made feature and specially and Is con-
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
where hold sales every Tuesday Friday throughout
Gentlemen wishing purchase those having horses
carriages TO sell win snd our house perfectly reliable
business the same principles which
ern honorable houses IN IN al AIT mercantile pursuits
raS nHy 81 4Hs 4E pH1 s1GE
Max wns o sS Of w ss
Of Orlando and 9 warranted sound, kind and true
h sy $
ness; free from vice, with ns style and action; can beat
city. Warranted sound, kind and true.
Pacing Mare-Dark bay. with long name andta 10 hands,
pace inside Of .ro, ease 70 three minutes and is
Top Tp Wagon. E. oI;y butt: and set Harness, &C.,
Gray Morsemsred BY Gray Eagle dam Messenger mare
fine style action; better than three minutes an
elegant roadster; warranted sound; ki and true.
ali harness. vice; good traveller; good stys su
peror for family use warranted sound, kind and true;
Coupe n,Roekaway, set Harness, &c, &c.
free from vice; very stylish style and action;
great endurance; tros very fast; splendid family horse
ness free from vice. has paced in 2i5 kind and rue
Miscellaneous Top and no top Wagons, Rockaways, Har
ness single and double new and second hand Blankets,
We never postpone sale for weather. Weather
Our salesroom at 81 Nassau street. opposite
the Post occ where entries can be made for horses
riages at public or private sale;
We never postpone for weather.
The New York herald., 1869-12-28
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

oglu@n sa first page
BfRDs Tas Pss ssamn s page
gnsEs NSp faPs rs page :oo, fra,
DRY Go0Ds-Ihird GOODS and fourth columns frat page
T1NAAS6IAL LAI Ici and fifth columns, first page.
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHiPs Fifth and sixth columns first
CoAsTMlsE Ssw & STEAMSHIPS column first page.
WANTED 70 fuRoHAsE Sixth a% Column s ars page
ntTaiMaS7 kINE iAKTsIsi1'h ss,s column FIRST page
BoARbERs And IopGERs n and seeond
BOARD AND column second
IoTELs Second column, second page.
GouHTRY BoAgD-second column. second page.
column sec
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND uN-
ROOMS &Np o a column
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS &c, TO LET-Third
PROPOsALS-Third column, second page.
AMUsEMENTs- Fourth, a2tn and sixth columns, second
PPIAaNW3FoRTEs- Pa q pr s. Fourth column second page.
blLLAkDS-Fourth column, second page.
THE LE6TuhR sSmn second page
bAscAG ssSSnd epsnn pns second page
siTUATioNs WANTED p~FEaALEs"frst, .' second and
n sSRPn.b e,!a column third page
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. columns third
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-Thrd and fourth columns,
coACHMEN AND GARDENERs-Fourh column, third
HELP WANTED-MALES- Fourth column third page
THE TRAD ES-Fourh and fifth columns third page.
FRENCH hDyERT1SEMENTS-ff column, third page
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Ffth column, third
JERSEY CITY HoBoKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BER.
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Ffh column,
BRooKEYST REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fi,h column,
third page.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Fnh column,
REAL estate TO ExoHANeE-Finh column, third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-Fifth column third page
FOR SALE-Filth and sixth columns third page.
MACHINER ERY--Stxth column, third pace.
COPARTNERSIilPS-Sxth column, third page.
BUSINESS NoTICES-Sixh column, fifth page
HAVANA LOTTERY-Fourth column, seventh page.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS Fourth column, seventh page
MARBLE MANTELS-Fourth column, seventh page.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. column, seventh page.
URkITURE-Fourth column, seventh page.
coal AND WOOD--Fourth column, seventh page.
ASTROLOGY-Fourth column seventh page.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-Fifth and sixth columns, seventh
page.
POST OFFICE NOTICES--Siyth column seventh page.
LOST AND FOuND-Sixth column, seventh page.
REWARDS Sixth column seventh page.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED-Sixth column, seventh
CLO1'IIfNG-sxth column, seventh page,
MISCELLANEOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. column,
wAToiiEs AND JEwELRY-sirth column eighth page
EVENING TELEGRAM-sixth column, eighth page.
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DRY GOODS. .4x.-.
NO GOODS ADVERTISED IN THESE COLUMNS BUT
what Stock and they are guaranteed to be as
represented both regards price and quality money re-
funded @. BULLOCK.
LAST WEEK OF THE OLD YEAR
AT THE
GREAT HOLIDAY MART,
sol BROADWAY.
St. Nicholas Hotel block.
For the the public my store viii be open
every evening until 10 O'Clock, up and including Friday
evening, December 81, 1869
On Tuesday, December 2s shall large additions to
my stock in the following Goods Silks
vevets, Linens English Fancy Goods and Toys
Of every description.
My great during past holiday has thus In
duced largely repensh stock adapted to this par
tcuar season. and may be expected account of ns
being the last week of the old year. have purchased the
SHALL therefore, this description Of goods great
reductionlfrom the lowest quotations yet made.
The people who have patronzed generously during
the past attest experience, the fact that
wha. advertise fulfil to the ter therefore, those OF
all classes rich poor who desire purchase articles 10
bestow New Years gift from cent to two hundred dol
lars saving of from sa to 80 cent by
making their purchases OF me. CHESTER BULLOCK.
DRESS GOODS
AT Atl5c.."............ In gold %.
At 2oc cost In gold SSHc.
At Csc. cost in gold l4}sc.
AT AS0s. cost In gold b2Hc.
The above purchased within the four days in lots
close of great of STYLES and
.erial;
Best American Delaines, worth Zoe
ALPACAs
Black Alpaca at gold cost 27hc
Black Alpaca at 3Oc gold cost 34c.
Black Alpaca at gold cost 4sc.
Black Alpaca at gold cost b2c
Black Alpaca at 5oc...... gold cost 5sc.
Crown Poplin at 25c.......... gold cost 329c
Crown Popln at 30c. ...............go gold cost 38c.
Crown Poplin at 4oc. gold cost 47}lc
PLAID POPLINS
At 30c, last week 40c worth Soc
AT 40c last week &c., worth 60c
At &c., last week 60c worth &c.
At Soc, last week worth 81 Is
silk and Wool Poplins worth 75c
HEAVY ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTH
In all colors at 45c cost in gold TO import 5Hc
Are being sold elsewhere from 60c. to Soc.
NAVY BLUE SERGES,
at cost In gold to import 6ec
FRENCH MERINO (HEAVY,
al Soc. cost in gold 70c
IRISH POPLINS,
Manufactured by PIN Brothers Cos Dubnl
at 1b being sold those who tha celebrated
quality At 50 rs per yard.
The New York herald., 1869-12-28
STALLIONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALE.-THE PURE
N Arabian Horse SAID for sale reasonable terms
his present has for him. To breeders he Will be
most valuable acquisition The following pedigree gives
The purity of his blood with other interesting facts relating
to his
SAID aso spelled Sayed given by the groom Of Nubar
Pasha Minister France from Egypt oaed on the 9th
of March, 1885, the stables Of Subar Pasha. His
tue famous Khorassan the property Of Abdul Medd Sads
dam Obzn the property OF Nubar Pasha, and s the de-
scendant of the celebrated Janzar which eaped the citadel
wallis with the last Mameuke Bey when fleeing from
Nedd breed the mothers side and the Anaseh breed
the side of khorassan.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers Of
durance and speed In the Abysian being ridden
stantly by officer during that campaign. -
For further particulars apply TO Mr.. FOSTER at h Of
OF Wilkes' Spirit of the Times.
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HANNIBAL AND ST JOSEPH RAILROAD COMPANY
III Convertible Bonds.
Holders OF the Convertible Bonds OF said company
hereby noned that the privilege OF expires after
lst proxmo
Parties wishing forward their bonds to the
Office Of the Boston, before that day
X. s. WATSON, Treasurer, H. and St. 10. RR. Co.
BOSTON, Dec. 25, 1869.
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FINANCIAL.

S,TATE OF ARKANsAs-NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
- that the Coupons Of the Funded Debt Bonds OF the state
OF Arkansas falling January 1870 viii be paid on and
after that date upon presentation at the American Exchange
National Bank, New York = - 80
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Dec 10, 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-12-28

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, 81 CHAM
- bers street, New York, Dec. g. 1869 DividendThe
Trustees Of this bank have ordered that interest be paid
depositors entitled thereto for the six MONTHS ending Sls
instant foil On Of " 600 and under, Of
per cent and exceeding SO 100 At
the rate Of six cent annnm, payable and after
Monday January IT, 1870 The interest will be placed TO the
credit Of depositos under date of January and will be
titled to interest for the next six months not withdrawn.
HENRY L. HOGUET, President.
DAVID LEDwITH, Comptroller
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NIATRIoIONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND REFINEMENT,
IN In good social commercial position, desirous OF
opening with an hmisbe, well educated,
wealthy true an, with view TO matrimony.. Trnss
are requested refrain ihs being inserted IN good faith No
noticed accompansd 81 carte Do viae. 40
drsSs SINCERITY, boz lty nerc.a omcA
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A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sale.Medcines for all diseases. Prepared TODD for
mockng birds, at b. DovEY'S No Greene street. corner
of Canal
N. Blades attended to by Mrs. DovEY.
nNHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CANARY AND
other Singing Birds IN this city at CD ARLEs RElCHE
BROTHERS. 55 Chatham. between North William and New
Chambers streets. Dealers will please take notice.
The New York herald., 1869-12-28

wish to invite particular attention 10 stock Of Black
Silks They pronounced by competent judges be the
best goods for the price sold In this market.
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II 24th day Of October, 1858, Wilson Marquis,
OF Jackson township Wayne county, Indiana, took
mp Ests.y, described in the proper certificate now
on fas in nodice, - Bay Horse, II hands high,
Is ysars old, with wind-gau on left hind leg which
said horse was appraised by Martin Prichard and
John Rachey, at the sum OF $55.
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, TEsTtMoNlAIs.C 6
OGDsNsBURoH, n. Y. MAY

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Will JULIAN nus eAaA1xt

saHo WILL JULIAN RUN 5AoAIN . 1sssa
Il would be hsrd toa fnd any ether
man who would. under such, circamstan-s
ces. but being anoadescript l. is difficult
to tell, In his late. Dublin rspsefb he
foreshadows coming events. xAndfng
to- this very subject he says; sF make no
calculation as to the future 1o1 skncvsv
the uncertainty Of health d nd life. .yELa
TIE legitimate inference, OF this -, thas "a
il health and life permit, he viii. The
remarkable sameness in Language, sen
timent and spirit Of thfs speech and 81
Judge Johason's cardsthr oughout, show n
that these gentlemeR reye 70, syes %
whether others see them or, not. Most !.
likely one will operate at " Washfngtor.-
th trough litfographS telegfSpAs, etc., az {
one, enc of the ifnsyxhile the otl1erIwif %
. attend to the details of .busaesss "a atasr
|, torney,, at the other; NOT only to settle 70
. present troubles. but future SUCCESS.
I Tie Judge has got q little breeze OF :
that is q way, old jochies haye aNh en- ds
they wish to do big thing. It WAS JUS ed
$50. less than year ago; with, tho Judge.
/ re- looked shtEeq 70 s9sAt n S&N
I aLike saageance lsauine b, his iance;' 8 nsfn
ss~ore George should not run=-if he did. Hf
he would be beat. But when the en-ow
tries we're being made. and the, race 81
came off, where was hep Where he is !.
nowAti,e center of the Jockey club. --I
Trv-it again, Judge; but remember cir-a y
cumstances1 alteracasessus gzsaoi4Gts stasE
1 Your old horse ran strong races while (
the course was through the glades of -
Cabin Creek, at the bead waters Of White.
Water, Flat Rock and Bitr. River, with 20
a body guard Of keepers who would pat d
him on the neck, while. he was viciousl5rs ~
kicking every competitof clear out Of
the ring; but now that she track lies
further down these streams, where the
hills are higher and the gnlches deeper, o.
ahe is more liable to break down.a Then,
again, age. is crawling one and, he is q -
little hoof. bound and spawned. Only
look at his 10 st race An old, cfippIeti.'
Scotch pony,i of kind disposition, weh zi
nquartered. and well got up for hari ID
/ work, tbs true. but never suspected. for
running qualities. beat him on The State
ticket, and beat him as fair as man or
: beast ever was beaten. q But II the Judge
thinks otherwise, and thinks old Sloo1n-f9
ey will still DO to bet Or. LET bin enter
him again; rub him down stFpt him OUT
Let his groom eoi0iids him occasional
}ly. to timber him up. and have only to
say, like the historian Of old John Gil
pin, "When next you ride. may.sve be e
there~to --iozx.~xARxAN.--.a-+
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L0uI a. --s
5. Because 70 separate registry OF
the south precinct was made and pub
lished That is also true, but equally
so as to the north precinct One registry
only was made OF the voters Of the entire
which was published, and a
copy posted up at each place of holding
the election
g. Because the officers holding tho
election resided in another precinct.
The Statue is, that in each township.
with more than one place for voting,
there shall be appointed three freehold
ers who, with the Township Trustee.
shall constitute a Board of Registers.
and the first named in the order OF ap.
poirtment shall be the Inspector of cleo.
tions in the second place of voting; the
next named shall be tue Clerk OF the
election at the same place of voting, and
the last named shall be Clerk at the place
of voting where the Township Trustee
is Inspector. seyas5ee EEL f-zgsgz...-... 4.
b Last December the County Commis
sioners divided Wayne township into
two voting precincts and made the Ma.
tional road and Main street the DIVIDING
line; Number Two Engine Hall, the place
of voting for the South precinct and
Number three for the North. AT the
same time they appointed Samuel w
Lynde, Captain Al. NJ Lacey and w, r.,
Rosa. Assistant Registers, in the ordors
here, named, the two fagner of whom
lived north and the latter south of, The,
line. William Parry. the 1Townsllip5
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: CrNcrNNArt, Aug. Is. 1867. Q

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