davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
PROFESSIONAL.
JEROME PANCOST, MD.
OFFICES ADAMS ST.

VNTE warn all who may have any form OF
w these diseases 10 waste no more pre-
eious time the days and weeks which bear
them steadily beyond the reach OF human
adm tax ng into the stomach the burtful
compounds, Of whatever names, that have
deceived thousan before you; waste no
more time m deploring yOur condition, nor
in Wstching The progress OF some OF your
namber who may De experimenting but
take tue testimony OF ihe hundreds and
thousands throughout the entire country
who have tried the P1s1ic0st YelO Node Of Csl51s
with entire success after all others proved
useless.
~ ezra ighO hare made true trial Of tbis
-- Rational Pan 9f He,lieatiOR
III MEMPHIS. Tenn. June l. lS7O
We, the IN 'erSigDed. before we placed our
selVss under ID Jerome Paneost'S treas naent
for the cure o. Catar b snd affections Of the
Lungs, had fnlly come to the conclusion that
there was no remedy or mode OF medication
FOR The cure OF these com Dlaints, in which
We could place any reasonable amount OF
eonnden e, we had so long been doomed to
disap pointments and we are FULLY conf
de- I this opinion Is large shared In Oy
nearly ever person suffering nom these
dangerous {. asses OF maladies.
Having been subject 70 th sc most annoy
ING and painful diseases for q nnmber OF
years before we began DR.. PaneOst's treat
nnent, Notwithstanding We made use of e y
erything We had heard recommended, as
well as hzd the advice and attention
OF some OF the most eminent physicians, bat
derived 40 benefits whatever from their
treatment. We feel that We can IN no way
better serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than 10 publicly bear our testimony TO the
permanent relief we have OOtainCz from this
rational plan OF medication.
We can, with entire confidence, commend
DR.. Pancost and his New System of Practice
to adj who desire SPEKDY and RADICAL,
cure. knowing him 10 be not only a regu-
larry educated physician and honorable gem
tleman. but one in whom the afflicted can
rely with entire confidence.
II. ID. MEE1k, prOprietor Of the well-knOwu
and extensive Wholesale Liquor house.
No. l64 Front street.
], ". RICE. the popular and reliable Police
Oncer-resldeDee, Chelsea
GEORGE HkkBERS. j R., 80 Front street
MANOS MCDERM0Tr, Lehner House, cor
= ner Second and Washington.
Nm A ECkERl4I, Of the Well-kUOwn Gro
cery and Commission House OF Eekerly q
Co., corner Union and Front Streets.
This is the season when CtIiRTrh and Thr00s
diseases advance most rapidly into BrOn-
chttis and Consumption, and when all dis
eases of the breathing organs are most sg-'
gravated-and yet period more favorable,
Ior treatment than We may again expect for
many months
Cali Immediately for examiua alton II possi-
ble 10 do 50, otherwise write for a List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be success
fully conducted ct home, under nay instruc-
tions wherever the patient may be. Address
JEROM e PANCOST d..
65 Adams street. between second and Third,
Memphis, Tenn tyl1
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
ORDINANCE.

Be q ordained By tAs General Council Of the cty
Of MezaphEs: .Lf-.Is lf-I ~
That the ordinance passed on the 10th day
Of April, lS7d, and approved the I'D day OF
April 1870, providing for the issuance Of dve
hundred thousand S5O0, ,p0Ol dollars of six per
cent. bonds for funding purposes, be so
amended that the principal and interest on
said bonds shall be payable in gold com OF
the United States. ~ Is ~
Passed first. second and final reading ~
Board Aldermen. us .1 IN -IYIfl
Passed frst, second and fnal reading by
Common Couneil, July 8, lS7o.
Approved July ., lS5G. . t..f ...f4 as
~ III JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; L. X. RICHARDS, City Register. glii
-..I-r MAYOR'S OFFICE, 0fli
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 2, 1876. 4
In accordance with the requirements Of the
above ordinance, an election Will be held on
SATURDAY, August Is, S70, at the following
places. to-Wits urs So l-L HH EGs1
AT the Engine-hoase, Main street, In the
First Warll. .a... ~ rle.l[ 'lft rii
AT Jhe Engine-house, Adams street. in the
Third Ward. lN st. '-i.'fi .a
At the Engfne-house, rphelby street. In the
Fifth Ward.
At the Engine-house, Dssoto street. In the
Seventh street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

{. HUNT-The friends of Colonel VIM. K. and
Sarah e. Hunt, are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral OF their infant daughter,
MISNIE MAY, from their residence, on Beale
street, this -twEBNEsDAY) evening, at 5
o'plootf. -t - L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03

ment would reimburse Jamaica for
the seizure OF the schooner Lebave.
Gladstone, 10 reply to a question by
HarcouFt, said he was unable to sub
NIT the correspondence OF the late
Earl of Clarendon urging a disaFma-
ment Of the powers. It was mex
pedient even to repeat its purport.
He thought, however, that either
France or Prussia might properly do
SO. aTa
Baron Brunson said that Glad
stone three weeks ago proposed
signing the protocol by the powers
recognizing the remuneration OF the
Spanish Crown by the Prince of Ho-
henzollern, but he did so personally
and informally, leaving the initiative
10 England. On July 18th, when it
was entirely too late, the proposition
was formally repeated, but even then
it was supposed that the remuneration
would satisfy the French, whom Eng
land had vainly besought to with
draw her demand upon Prussia.
Further remOnstrance can only eXas-
perate her Government; and the only
course for England TO pursue is to
seek a safe opportunity for renewed
efforts in favor of peace. r7fEE
Otway, Under Foreign Secretary,
presented to the House the treaties
and guarantees for the neutrality of
Belgium and Luxemburg. The Greek
question was discussed briefly. Card
well, Secretary of War, in answer
said: "All British regulars, except
one regiment in India, are armed with
the Spencer rifles, while the militia
and volunteers have breeeh-lOader5."
On the proposition Of the Government
TO enlist 5000 additional regulars,
a discussion arose, Sir w. Thompson
urging that now was the time for the
Intervention of England to secure
peace between France and Prussia.
Sir j. PackingtOn followed in favor Of
the proposition, and urged the impOr-
lance of its adoption in view of the
present weakness of the country.
LONDON, August I'm council of
Ministers last Saturday a supplement
AIRY appropriation bill was only agreed
to after hard struggle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
H. I. TemlinsOIl & Co., Agents,
ID -fFil 3soif aa ESQ l'ii
q No. n MABISGE STREET,
iy3l .n. VI MEMPHIS, TENN.
DISSOLUTION.

TTxHE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
III tween e. 81 a = w. Wsbber, under the
name and style OF E. b. WebDer a Bro.
Is this day dissolved on account Of the death
OF u W. WsbDer. TIE business OF said ARA
will be settled by +. B. Webber, she Surviving
partne w no viii continue the 4,otioR Fac-
forage and Commission Business on his own
account. at the old stand, No. Z20 Front street
July 1. lSl0 LiY2l -. 4. q. WERRRR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03

KINGSTON, ONT, August 1.-Bar-
rvs elevator and mills burned here
Yesterday. No grain 90 hand. Loss
10000; partly insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03

BOMBAY, August Additional ar
rests have been made here Of parties
implicated in scuttling the ship An
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
N Q n q a Y,
18th Day Of August, 1870.

Il Wis town i situated on tue Mem phis and
u Little Rock Railroad, ha!f way b4tyg e. p
Memphis and Lille Rock fifteen miles north
Of Clarendon. thirty-three south OF Auguste
nity ave south Ot JacksOnpoFt, and eigh-
from Cotton Plant.
10 IS surrounded by a very fine country and
Immediately in the Pine Region, one OF the
hnest bodies OF pine in the State
- IA On The high grounds between White
and -. Francis rivers, and is considered the
very healnhiest sections OF Arkansas.
This place IL destined 10 be one of the
largest shipping points on the Mem phis and
Little Rock railroad.
Trains viii carry passengers at half fare.
Terms I1ade known ON gay Of sale.
July u, lS7O.
3. ID. WILLIAMS
jy2i General Sup'L and Land AGENT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
WHEAT WANTED.

TNHE highest market price paid aor wheat
Il at Benjes' Mil, Ess. 73, rs and a RecOnd
street, Memphis. Choice Family and Gra-
ham Flour, Cornmeal, Shorts, Chop Feed and
Bran always on hand, LyAl JOHN IHa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
indians and stsdents 90 theIr TraYeIs.

Indians ahd StsdeHts oH their Travels.
OMAHA, August 2.-Yellow Bear
came into Fort Laramie yesterday.
He says that Red Cloud Is on Powder
river and is making peace with his
own tribe and also with the Chey-
ennes and ArrapahOes.
Game is scarce and the Indians Will
have 20 be fed by the Gov
ernment or steal. It is claimed
'af smallpox was brought into
a.. len, Utah, by Vagrant Indians.
g., have been taken to exclude
tbern from other towns in the Salt
Tstn | alley. Professor Marsh and
nartU of Yale college, returned to
Enrf fcph srsOn on the 30th ultimo.
I,6av 6fS T have o. NE 20 Fort Russell; from
whence M rt.' they "a iii go to explore the sur
Toundine % e6snt v. All Of the party
are we'll and thu expedition Is sue
cessful.
The celebrated Ma1weH grant was
sold a few days ago 70 Z SisO,lOO.
Reliable Information says fort hey-
uolds. Cal, is Ia be closed TINS faii,
and the troops moved 10 camp di-
rectly on the line Of the Kansas Pa
cifip railroad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, August 2.-Austria is
mObilizing $1,000 men, to watch the
Bohemian frontier. ...--...
VIENNA, August lit is stated
that Austria and Italy have settled
upon a treaty which insure5 their
neutrality,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
EUROPEAN NEWS.

LONDON, August 2-The Lord May
Or's fund for Canadian volunteers now
amounts to two hundred pounds.
The regatta OF the Royal Yacht
squadron commenced to-day with a
race for her Majesty's Cap. A heavy
fog, however, compelled a postpone
ment.
The Brighton races commenced to-
Gisy. Brighton stakes were won by
B0aGeT Knight. Betting on st. Leger
was Nsnety TO forty against King;
Graft seyen 10 one against Palmer
stone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03

For any case Of Hind, Bseedlssg on Itchf,ao
PILES that DEBING'S PIE RKMKDY fails *
eure. II has cured cases OF 20 years standing.
Try It, and get rid OF the most troubiesome
disease fiesll.is hetrto. Sold by ali drugglsts
Sold eyerywhers. send for pamphlef. -
Af Labrat9s-lz2 Franklin street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
!, MAsnNle MnrIcE

A SPECIAL communication Of Auge- @
"a roma Lodge No. HS. VIII be held This s<3k
VEDNESnAY) Evening, Sd inst, at 755/XN
O'CLOCK, for work in the +. c. degree. l'
All +. C.'s are fraterpally invited. lH
By order Of q. M. CARROLL, W. H..
gQHN BEANIsH, SecretaTy. aus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
". p BOND. LEWIS BOND
w. p. & L. BOND, -
Aftorne eyS- at Law,
And General Collecting Agents
tv7s BRowNsvILLE. TENN.
LEWIS BOND

a aENTS-Caa maze money rapidly by IN
"A PRODUCING an invention 70 prevent tho
depredatiOns OF all insects upon animal aud
tilfzers known. Agents who wish to maks
money bv selling the very thing the farmer
eaVs = INST what he wants. will get particu-
lsrs by Addressing Rev. ]. LITTLE. Tabsrna-
Gle, Tennesseei or ]. p. ERWIN, Porteryille,
Tennessee. jew
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
RRNMNE & BROWNE

Practtca1 P1urmbers,
GAS AND STEAM PIPE FITTERs. PUMPS
NJ repaired aud steam works put up.
31S LA Second st, Memphis, Tenn.
All orders promptly attended TO. aus
In the District Court of the United States
the District of West Tenn nessee.-in the mat
ter of J. q. Christian, Involuntary Bank
rupt. In bankruptcy, District OF West Ten
nessee-Ss.
To " hom II may concern: ..as as a..sa ,
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of ]. b. Christian,
State OF Tennessee, within said District, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt upon petition
eI his eredltors, by the District Court OF said
District ~
Memphis, Tennessee, the I'd day Of August,
AID. 1870. Il --,
any lAfT No Nadiuof, afraaf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
s4Drtue.a we11s.' =
BRlNKLEYFEmALE COLLEGE
South End of DeSoto. I

ETsHE largest college In Memphis, and the
IL cheapest college in the world, opens the
18th Septem bef,, payable In advance, quar-
teriy. @. r Bridges and lady IN charge OF
Boarding Department.; Miss j. Il. simmons
found, s20per month; all Literary Branehesl,
So; Music Vocal and INSTRUMENTAL, 50. y
fyH J. ID. MEREDITH. PresfieHak
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
Rome.

ROME, August 1.-The French Chas-
seurs left Civetta Yecchia yesterday.
Italy is concentrating troops on the
Roman frontier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
MARKETS
IBY TELEe eRAPH.l


keH fefk.
NKw YORK, August 2-Cotfon quiet and
heavy; sales IoC0 bales middling nplands at
zoe. Flour 5@lOe better; Superfne State and
Western. 5 Boot % whisky drmeI; 81 OI1S
al ". .Wheat,elg2c betteFsfoF spring; 86t5c
better for winter; No 2 Milwaukee. 81 Aa1 Al;
winter red and amber Western, 81 5S6ll a0
Corn lc better. and more doing; new mixed
Western, 95c@si Oh. Coffee quiet and firm.
Molasses unchanged. sngar ia iair demand (,
sales $50 hhds CUBA at s5ssI01ze; Porto Rico,
Dry Goods-In cotton goods the trade has
not yet developer ed @ itseii, anu she market t
some staples are SO low as scarcely to admit
OF any further reduction, unless raw ma
ssTsS s91a t aeee aSEss % AReleisoa s
IL; do A sos, inside price A low II not cheap
price; Agawan n Bedford r s1zgsz<; MIL
ings rs; do S-4Sz1s; do 0-4 8l15; do l0-4 421<g4a
The usual speculation which prevails before
the opening Of fall trade in prints has carried
printed ealicoes Of desirable makes are held
at liza l2e; yet standard cloths, like Manhat-
tan, are offered down to ~ BY the case, and
l01ze for selection.
L Wall Street. aia Il s' = =
The dullness of Wall street was relieved
shs Y hs ssSs % oTs
mp q peace between Prussia and France. This
caused a decline ia gold and rally in pFiceB
per cent On cali sterling heaVy at s1<a9s%.
Sight l0bz@le1S. Gold heavy; opened az 2l5k
touched y, closed al 2l1<42i5k. Cas rying rates
21zs8, closing at Decrease s46 ,000, 900. Export
tomorrow will probably be million and q
half Governments steady hnt duh Stale
bonds quiet; old Tennessees, 6ie<; new, co.,
sub Treasury balance, gold, @9sls,5lS; cur
stock market very weak on call, with the
exception OF st. Paul, which advanced l per
cent GoVernments steady, though prices are
q little lower than last night. stale securities
are very dull and nOthing doing. Gold steady
and about. n .higheF, quoted at l2lN. n, q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03

s STATE OF TENSEssEE, - d E
UW 0l CoMPTROLLER's OFFIcE
"a 80 u Nashville. July 26, lS7O-t =
hereby certify the foregoing to be 8 true
and correct copy of the original now on fie
in this Office. :.
.au8I E &. .PENNEBACKER, Comptroller.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02

,.n- pser I e,s W al'o cas & u,s5 1S awe ssssS
800 A. ssasT s. dv.ag On 2" 10 ApSt.sOA b6ls FioIL
Ss ss C,tne steal sa uucla-eed h - O,.s 90O bush
49,. - 49, n. 10. t-a Com, 3'Oo Vus' M. Fiorr
o IA An bpsh Brrf lJl Uogs edPm.n -, oo0 bush
~ 49, Wbe-t "a al ttsl Corn. 3t0o uusa VaS ''
lcr, $500 hosA , an. \, 1 Rel 81 q; No h-a
i M Con sori, Nev shcIu,, Sc 70 'u.c, u Al 70 lo
h. fr-er N os isr loait Craze g9 r. Wleu
NuUArLrE. uec I,Foar ,uL sas sStir,rtes al o. Ora
C-n- con 5al sn u,- -sL RE no-'i 81 Fr.trlt.
i.,fv r-rfsr--I Dr ed Hogs - 90 -, As9tpel-
-t,ress Recri ~ 80 a.s Fol1, s-O'' o4'A' VICE.
,.--,@ss. Flour. g. s-,.r a, sllc Rosn
'witSlseroS ~ g. De- l-Sp're lu-no ne ~ Co.,a oa
eues Cruie ur.ea r. alohsngol. Tar h'aj 81 80
BrTrs1o. SiAl .''' n i i iR.,gs-Fga so ba Wei,
81 DC tusa Cora 90 hushs oii. CO.,
Four. 20oo bl- -Four I1et sl's. COZ w. y ~ ,t ~ s.
CenS Nteat C1 s1s l2Q -sa nc. a. ~ htysr Al tIc
e Ec bush Eel ssrre. g. - q l Is. - srlt
Corn nsclr-. ur-al u5- ior Ne" " I 49, a. $40
% No "a fl. saes l'F 'l N e., srI
Nsseru, No 2 R'C hea st s'- is' i 5v1es
ecr-s lr 0ut ilae.Fc FJ.s and ta7l seaa} AA- i-7-
q -eced ,. a.. t,.
csoy,r. De-. 1-Cror Jar srt lover ''l' io 7. sss
a0i rE-a alnt A.. a. .i au. u-l ar.c+ ' ii, Al re
t1t af ana a O. demand sie 90 8'11 - I, end In
a.s,e ce1l ale Fiesl D. Me rors que az 1is f s.tsL
ttri'nsni tf' a.. Dol fuui sten 't -- rrrart
y "a at-as i-ran ~. 40 =
81 ia. p'rs, at t.. sc s. Dress 4, rot ra1e
fte '.g@ .c- tele1 ai,tie IL rfro. s..cr
s. -s n-ll t.-ise 49, r,r.s. zs paf.
ts.- "-Iy lul -a iao. -r ai..s a. l-so-- LA'--'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
STATE OF INDIANA.-Holders OF BONDS
- Of The STATE Of Indiana winch ls, not boca od uno o
provisions Of The Bur Ba or l3l requested 9ori tlt
by belu TO JAMES a. KINGS sons 3. WilalL
HOME INVESTMENT.
IIRSI MllTGAGB SITEIBG TTII BlIlS
COMPLETED RAILROAD BETWEEN REW.Y1RE
AND PHILADELPHIA,

sfc0.OCo ONLY REMAINING JNsCLD. sa4 which trs row
c-s-s' o. Investors.
The NFwJEssEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD srer COMPLETED
an l,sg eravs brlesf Jsgreu NLIOLL lai TuLAIEJ
PuA
Tie 'ra7 rou st' iar PHILADELPHIA an SOUTHERN
POINTS h-tc AL Constantly Increasing. TIE rsvd O. LONG
BRANCH asa5 Ge SuI season, s.l % io-s t'lI-s large
ilccre.
Tire NET fiFNINGS ofNt ROAD lov sa saTeeu t.
Ta te Interest tal crns expense. Tie v,y tl, is T''as
t.cay rool tA-sc O.. he tros-- es. s,- by Gle r''.a
TIE Road Is SG I-f MILES Long. 4AE MORTGAGE y
S2,0OO,0oG PRINCIPAL VIII lt 5ar EOFI-ilaG +, 1899.
INTEREST. PEG CENT PAYABLE IS ELT-IOlE, &Ai AAD
NOyt1BEE 1, FEEE OF TAAL&
lAs IElSIEE5 sle:
C p UPTON ofDo'.on.
trt BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON e1-Ch1ncs'or o., Nsv'erfsr
Tlc have been sp-l Five MILLIONS cF Doll
LARS END uet bonds considered o.sl SO offered ~ s
SI6OO, 600 have already iesa taken b. csI a leaving oay
100000 Sc bc oi VI ci offered q ls V l1ce O -
Reference tusls ~ reroa tls following p.5oa 81 per-
le.t scrv o. N Eous .her aeiss-t &
AsHHFL GBEBs. President Neu jersey S.uie.l iaaL
ASHBEI. wELCH. IIesi,rt q Oh, Unite! Csu-a..s.
VIZ. r. CArZN-c 11elcl: o. Ctllst i1! Al- o l r. c.
a. Z. DENNIS Pres 81 EeF jersey T. L. fl- Ir-a 90
ROBERT T. STOCKTON President cfueL tn3 Gsf-a Ciz Ca
}. e. ST BvEyS, CaetEaa-aer
H.. ALEXANDER NesIo1E
Hoa JOHN p "To-L.OS. T-ez'cs, M
GEORGE 4. UPTON. BaIoa, Iasi
EANUBL g. GOuKIS Bosom. sar.
i. G. NARQUAND,
10 r-e-tv.r Isa 81. 70 Dr'H~r.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
or1ou or THr curcloc Avn AI-os Rsu'2.H Co.

OT1CR 90 TaE Cmclo0 avn AITo5 K,I'9AR Vo'I
IN accordance with the Circular OF 23d Novem-
bof isue 10 iae sto @ Con- ihe Transfer Books NL
De- c4 90 ue l.-l .-i rl.fe.ga or ihs l ,t -, ,.-
DLANTLES' hank OF TLNNESNEE.-A
gc-l TO 1t ts' ar ~ ls nsi- ir5 L 'oe1 % h,s,i o.
1i tJ o.; i'h E.1seis 1t % le I-s OF ns ht-la1'-A
Nst. iil '''- 4' '-' 10 ustvER T-',,e E,,.ivst
GENEN PER CENT BONDS of the City of
- c1c-F, l,.,t r s-ualy. JtalT sad JAY - New
ltiE. t4.4t il .t..lIl. ..
Hsr ..i- ~
ClIytTIN p. lEtL I1EE.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
HoRsE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Nrw-Y0rK. Thursday, Dec /. 1870,

NFw-YORK Thursday, Dec !. 1870
The Horse market continues abundantly sup
ped with all easses OF horses, and prices "a rue ore
low. except FOR nrstclass carriaga and coupe MORSE
which, although they are pot held "a hen as 9rs 's
strrg season, are st.ll commanding etrOHE hs'' Iii
adcnnt an their srarrty I'm the New-YO MAJ 81 ~ i
A. az the breeders in the country f0f It7 49,
class ~ horses inquiries are numerOus but -
saIes have been few and far between, ard of lae D
coming In the Bulls Head Market have oI,it' - -,'
for really valuable animals that BARGAINS Deoo'ho l
STOLE and most OF tho dealers fine stock have la1c
their minds that II will he 10 their advantage 70 10 ~
horses nnti Spring when active anl profitable "14o
can be counted upon. ,.,... al.
The trade in wO.An0rscs s about as usua ana tAio %
no change in prices or In the number Of faics. ,
The regular sale as Mcssrs. Johnston & Van I'ssei
HorSe aud Carriage Auction Mart, Noe 2 ana lli f-s
TAtecnthst., viii, usual t.ke place tomCrIC" tA4-
day, the ID inst, at ~ o'clock. ,..
novelty in the carriage line has Just been hnsIed ~
Hcs,rs Brewster e. Co. ~ BrO0mest ard is nov ON tA-
hpiu9u n their Fifhave. repository It's me ia.i-
sized Landau which claims superiority over the ola sJe
by having glass front
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
nliscenducors.

COMPLETE secondhand Manikn 10 Illus
"a ih.so. cal eeurea Al e s,laz fnes Box SYPO
CAGINAW (Alicn) SAW AND FLAMING
> ALLsThs % l-d have TiltER MILLS cutting annually
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS FEET OF LJMBEk
and are p1s2sr13 70 fl- .st - . ,.,..
eihtr rough tiso Lahs Nhnsi@ Pets's holgs
4ov Frames t45rg &c. &c sApHesis By either r % ssle
OrIss solicited g. I btNNEll = CO.
CUEETlRON SCRAP-WANIED TO PUR-
; CHASE of 5iecfn scrap hrda Iron preferred
lil1lf havrg ga ht ON band ~ please sen1 alpe By
f IuOnAS POPf 3Goiif.. Eew.Yort.
VIIE BEST PLACE to BUY American and
Y.rh Watches Jtsclry. ferart Cuckoo ll French Clocks
.l ~. KIIILJs Oh Est-HLse Stores srl l'e. Pour
t.fstr... aB3 J.. .lh-afe.. coraer Ivel. -s!Tthat
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Chc~tcs for Brsluces Glcn

ACRCULTUPhLP PAPER for SALE.--Owing
- 7s .e Of pr' 'aT ere Of e ls9. Aenl a-.i
r.lci fr sale al bargain 10 Is well -'ta'
l.-r8 circulation, roo versg p7o-nre aud Is ry 4;
rer 1rrua is csiih stock For Ia'coars aiues'
GO. p ROWELL s Co., sssYork
non SALE or ENCIIANGE-'Ihe long-estab-
= -Ia' rr LIQUOR Store No D. suruEst.. Known
p. L.lr iJrs," very clcar Ca. at BEERS is 8tIfe-st
TEtEThTR WANTED-In Newspaper and
r.u.7l Ju P-raB- l1l haani. DO e uc f0r lre cy Of
,.-lL s. IlHuaol Igggue OI s. d. fbi rhHLL q J3,
Nra.. .---r Actn.s 81 fsrs-roT
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
flarb!e ano s!alc Manle!s.

TNAt!ELED SLATE MhNTELS.- Plain,
% e-' 80 Dseo19 Of pres' from 20 20 20 All uPsaT-
Also l.e VOL. deer ptol 1r sn rrnsiacliaL
fENNAlh bLhI4 &C., So to Nt'- 2 sh'es-''-r.
Between .il and SEtnaTeL
FgARBAEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
" tr- c-rsa designs. Eo4 3d. F3 iJ up o IA I B.
SIEWA.T Co.. O., fb'e bet l1t't'th a-d ilr;r sH;h 50
MARBLE and MARBLElZED MANrELS,
y GIsr lilo ls arl F1E7'r' .'os AeF .a56foSaI
g- Lset. r-ior..crt oi MANI ffce' reIaeL
A. L.-I-H. lsi All ii Fast ghteef'a g., Nes-ior'.
= KLABLR 4 Co.'s Marble Works, 223 West
-1s 5l ac, lrllFa' t1d Sbavr -Isrhs s. Aar.zr Nh1
l-safrlt iH cfr
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Corporation Noi!tes.

t4YCI HLW.yoaE DErAEIEEsT FSANCa, rrEtAU ruEI
EE.EvEl Tl1fs. Corrr-lloCsz. PAEE.
O. tHtsBEEs-sf.. Nov ], l45L
ITO 1AX-PAYERS.-NOuce IS hereby given
~, o-o y-T vii e 'dl to oil uIs unpaid ol ids j.. o
been Also tn sa0na rent Dec nuer T. On aN
t.s u1lsi. Jalga interest 40 DE ss of " per cent
,r Lui - ION th ds' DE ioa11 were reeve tr the lie
yer o. aes sr lsu u be- le. D. uo1~f wiz ts
r.,sred Gflo! Ooci r. Once h9lT' rom a. r 90 !? n
LL-NAHD sMYIH' Receiver
New-York tribune., 1870-12-02
Corarlrcr5bip No.,sce.

r7HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
s-e1 te lr ,u-d nd tie trr oa"r ivan GtN ELiER
1. ,.. .l.., s tl.s lay LIs0' Cd by LL,ll. cg.- .t
H. van PFNSSILAER
yr-.rcrf. De J. 1870 HN. T. CRJGAl
Tf. sin r3rtaa tLe bures o. Le late 0f VAN
FESssELA.R ~ CGJ0BA a. tie .auc Yace
s. VAN RENSSELAER, CEUGER
Nev.rorf. De !, ,t7o
rV7GE FIRM OF SNEDECOR a FlRIH is
DISSOLVED 5g mutual consent .oPDiS / ,NlLh.OE