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REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

From the NJ =. Times.
The meeting of the Republican State Com
mittee foreshadows important and, we
trust, salutary action. For years past cor.
rupt associations have demoralized the Re-
publican organization in New York city, and
deprived the party of its legitimate strength
at the ballot-box. To oppose the "organ-
lied conspiracy" miscalled a municipal gov
ernment, good men who we're not to be
frightened or cajoled by Tammany Sachems
and their eamp-folowers have made various
reforming efforts from time to time. In all
such efforts since the year when Tieman was
chosen to the Msyoralty, Republicans have
practically co-operated with honest Demo-
Gratis against the demagogues who wilfully
betrayed every trust committed to their
charge. When tax paying citizens in
voked a Republican Legislature to
interpose in behalf of our city,
the response to their appeal was
prompt and earnest. When these citizens
protested against Democratic misrule, and
denounced the municipal Government as "a
conspiracy of bad men who had risen to
power by deceiving and binding one portion
of the people, and buying another portion,
how could the Republican party answer the
plea, save by asserting to the demand for the
creation of Metropolitan Commissions {? Aux-
ious, moreover, to conciliate those Demo
cratic tax payers who were so largely repre-
Sented by the ''CltlZenS ASSOCIATION, the
Republican legislative majority conceded an
equal share to Democrats and Republicans in
the composition of metropolitan boards.
The Board of Supervisors was reconstructed
through Democratic suggestions, under law
which gave six members to each of the two
political parties, and in a corresponding
spirit of intended ''fair play" the authority
of commissions was originally divided
Time has demonstrated this action to have
been a grave political error. Strictly parti-
san commissions in the beginning might
have been unpopular, but they would, al
least, have been responsible. Non-partisar
boards were responsible to no one. The bari
between Democracy and Republcauism were
abruptly let down, and dishonest men in bott
party organizations began to coalesce ant
conspire for common profit. Influential Re
publicans speedily became participants o
Democratic jobbery and its proceeds, and
in due time, made their way into Democrat.
''rings, Hence the Sachems of Tamman.
were soon found mingling in social club
with Republican leaders, and it was no
long before the underlings Of these frater
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BEDDING, best in the city, lowest price, and gu
ranteed, by ALBERTsoN Il Co., No. 1495 Uhesn
street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

BuRNETr's KALLIsTow-The best cosmetic.
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my CHRISTMAS DINNER FOR THE POOR
Dinner will be given TO the Children of the
Sabbath and Day Schools OF the BEDFORD STREET
MISSION, on CHRISTMAS DAY (Monday), at Ia
O'Clock at the Mission-house, No. 6l9 BEDFORD
Street.
Donations in Money, Poultry, Provisions, and
Clothing thankfully received by the undersigned.
Donations towards the erection OF a Building on
the South street front OF Lot earnestly solicited from
our Benevolent Citizens.
All friends OF the Cause cordially invited.
EDMUND S. YARD, No. 200 Spruce street.
JAMES L. BISPHAM, No. 10 3. Second street.
JACOB II. BURDsALL, No. 1921 Chestnut street.
GEokGE MILLIKEN, No. S2S Arch street.
CHARLES SPENCER, No. Bank street.
GEORGE PERKINPINE, No Sc N. Fourth street.
EDMUND A. JOHNS, No. AIS Arch street.
w. II, HEIsLER, Seventh National Bank, Fourth
and Market streets T12 II swthf At
REV. JOHN d. LONG, No. 6l9 Bedford street
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rREGo's TEABERRV ToOTHWAsH.
Sold by ali Druggists.
A. NJ WILSON, Proprietor,
s910m FINTH AND FILBERT Sts, Phiada
- J.lUYIN'S KID GLOVE CLEANkR
~ restores soilcd gloves equal 20 new. For sale
by an druRRisis ana lancy goods dealers, Price u
cents pee bQltle. III zSM"N
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OUR CoNCLUsIoS.-As far as we are able TO Judge
(and we have given the subject no little considera
tion and attention), the conclusion to which the
scientific world, the press and the public have
arrived with regard to Rands SEA Moss FARINB,
are founded on incontrovertible facts; and have
no hesitation in warmly recommending the article
TO our readers as an essential OF the economic
cuisine, and as genuine luxury. To dyspeptics,
nvalids, and all those requiring light and delicate
food, we feel assured It will prove an Invaluable
blessing. In fact, we can hardly say too much in
favor Of this most delicious and palatable food II
will be found for sale by all OF druggists aud
grocers and If you to have delicious dessert,
do not go home without package.
BURNETrs COooANE-A perfect hair-dressiug.
MRS. GATES AND MRS. JAMEs.-Mrs Gates-Good
morning, Mrs. James. How well you are looking (;
far better than when saw you last
Mrs. James-Oh yes; am much better than 1
have been for a long time, and am on my way for
more OF my favoriUe medicine-PLANTATIoN BITTRRs
One bottle OF 1t Is worth all the doctors in the world
No more doctors for me.
Mrs. Gates Nearly every one speaks we'll OF
PLANTATION BITTERs, and have q mind to try It
myself. The fact is have no appetite. strength or
energy for anything. Mary and Lizzie in the
same way, and lounge about the house all day long
good for nothing.
Mrs. Janes-My word for IT, Mrs. Gates, just let
them try PLANTATION BTTERs moderately three
ment,
CELEBRATED PRIZE MEDAL SHIRTS,
PBRFRcT IN FIT,
sUPERI0R IN QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP,
CHEAP IN PRICE.
orders promptly delivered
A. nj. THOMSON,
Manufacturer No. lac N. Fourth street
The MYSTIC WATER FROM DAvID's WELL is fast
being recognized as O most valuable remedy for
Dy spepsis, Kidney Diseases, Liver Complaints, In-
cpient Consumption, Nervousness, and General
Debility; it has been highly recommended by phys-
cians and Its cures testify TO its great medicinal
value. ID. s. Oadwallader, general agent, No. 1908
Race street, Philadelphia.
Mr.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the Jeweller at No.
Soath Second street. has one OF the largest and most
ATTRACTIVE stocks OF all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand nne assort-
menl OF nne American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
leItall 70 get the NeTEA Of lAsir noney.
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nsSyn CAMBRIA IRON CoMPANY.-THE AN
nual Meeting OF the stockholders OF the Cambria
Iron Company will be held at their office. No. 21s
South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on TUESDAY,
the nth day OF January next at O'Clock P. NJ,
when election will be held for seven directors to
serve for the ensuing year.
JOHN t. KILLE, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, December II. 1870 12 IL I'M
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eesgH NOT1CE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting OF
the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the incorporation OF Bank, In
cordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth to be
entitled THE GERMANIA BANK, to be located at
Philadelphia, with a capital of one hundred thou
sand dollars with the right to increase the same to
one million dollars,
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sfay- OFFICE UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE
' COMPANY, n. L. corner THIRD and WAL

rsSs- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
w. application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, In ac
cordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to be
entitled THE BULLS HEAD BANK, to be located
at Philadelphia, with capital OF one hundred thou
sand doars, with the right to increase the same to
five hundred thousand dollars
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of its absurdity at Washington, where our
solemn Solons of the Senate have stamped
with the seal of appreciation this custom, so
extensively practieed heretofore by needy
custom house subalterns and syeophantic
policemen. The victim of the testimonial
mania in this instance is the amiable owl who
fills the second Office in the nation-the
Honorable Smiler Colfax; but, in order to rob
it as far as possible of the fish-lke smell of
fawniDg adulation, they have struck, as Bru-
tus did at Rome, through the bosom of her
greatest son. Schuyler Colfax, Jr., aged
about half dozen months, bound in swad-
ding clothes still muling and puking in his
nurses arms, Is the object of this weighty
compliment from the Senators of the XLI
Congress" valued at $1,000. In Taffany's
window at New York city it is exhibited daily
to gaping multitudes, and is described in an
ecstacy of enthusiasm by the journalistic
Sairey Camps who have examined it.
''Fretted gold, "tuberoses, ""purple silk, "
morning glories, monograms, vsatin wood, "
''fiower wreaths =" ''lions heads" wheat
stalks, etc., and all under the direction of
Senator Anthony, who has played the metal
lie accoucheur to this splendid ornament of
the nursery. 1t is to be hoped that some
other Senator will enhance the value of the
gift by mixing the young gentleman's" pap
in the silver service. Senator Wilson, being
family man, could doubtless do so to per-
fection, while Chandler held the baby, and
Morton chucked ''goo, goo y to it, AS for
Sumner, his unfortunate lack of experience
in such matters woald perhaps debar par
ticipation in this national tribute to inno-
cence; he might still, however, maintain his
standing in Sohuylers estimation, by for
warding from his scphomoric study portion
of infantile outfit, strangely neglected in this
testimonial; we refer to silver pin, of eaTi-
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CELEBRATED PRIZE MEDAL SHIRTS,
PERFECF IN FIT,
sUPERIoR IN QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP,
CHEAP IN PRICE.
Orders promptly delivered.
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BSya NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-A DIVI-
~" DEND Of FIFTY GENTS PER SHARE will
be paid by the HESTONVILLE, MANrUA, AND
PARAMOUNT PASSENGER RAILWAY COM
PANY, free Of State tax, on and after December
9th peXt. at the Office OF the Company, No. liz
South FRONT Street.
Transfer books will be closed December 10Th and
reopen December 3lst.
IL 10 smwtf Treasurer.
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pl1S. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation OF Bank, In
accordance with the laws of the Commonwealth,
to be entitled THE SOUTHWARK BANKING
COMPANY, to be located at Philadelphia, with
capital OF one hundred thousand dollars, with the
right to increase the same to one million dollars.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADvER risERs.

AhusEMENrs- -sEooND PAaE-Four.h. hnh and si1sh
4sD oD5ass
soAsD ASp ''fIai ISDSsS sSsa' wAsrED-s.oosD PAa.-
SESP ssPs4s sos
susIsEss rAo.rArd and
tss r4s,s,.A
oLEkSs 'sssHS xSD PAonrourA
coAGHMES Asp ND a1ARDESERs-ELrvrSru .s1.R, PAsx-
eoAsrMisE @ sI'n%a sna sixth
column
Housns T M s AND uN
ssS%a ssa%s
EYES EYES ASp AsIs EAEs.TwnIrrn pAss-lhrd column.
ESiMAsSSLLALs;asT Sns rAan ES.a solano
hELP WANTED DMXLEs"ELlvEsTn i'is%a rMa.-Finh COL
HELP WANTED ELEVENTH PAeB-1hrd
HORSES, oARaIXGEs Aa-FIasr PAar-ssoond and
Houshs sUols &C. wAsalDELrvnsrn snfTa pAs.
5ssssS zssss
column
LOSI AND FOuSD-ELRS PA0E--Stxth column.
4ACHlNERY-SFoOSp PAGE Third column.
MARBLE MAkrELS-FIRsT NJ PAGH- Fourth column.
MEDICAL- TwELF Ia PA6E-Third column.
bIsCEI LANEOuS ADVERTISEhENTS-TKNTu PACE
MIscELLANEoTs -sHoosp PAox-Third column.
NUSlCAL--SEcOND PA0E-Fitth column.
NEW PUBLlCATIONS-SEco PAGE-Second column.
IEkSONALS-FIRsr PA0E-First column
rlANOFokIES-SEO0SD PA0E-Fifth column.
fk0FOSALs-fWKLFTH PAGE-Sxth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT
- TWR.t TIL PAGE-Sccond and third columns.
hEAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-TWRLFTH PAGE-Third
REAL ESTATE wANTED-TwELrTn PAGE Third col
REWARDs-FIRsT PAaE-Sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-TwELFTH PAGE
Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTloN-TwELrTn PAaE-rourth and nfth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-E ELEVENTH PAGE
First. second and third columns.
SITUATIONS D-MALES-ELEvENTH PAGR-
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAoK-First and second
sPoRTING-DoGs BIRDS, 4C.-Finsr PAeR-seeond
STALIloNS-F FIRST PAaE-Second column.
Tie BALL SEASON-SEooSD PA0E-Fourth column.
TIk TRADES--ELEyENrH PAGF-Fiith column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. TWELFTH PAGB-
Fifth and sixth columns.
~ TMRhvELLLks, M =. IpE FIReT PAaE-sixth column.
WANTED TO r RGHASE-FIReT PAoE-Sxth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 6C.-FIRsT pAaK-six column.
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STATIONS.

~ Arabian Horse SAID for sale on reasonable terms
DIS owns! mas no use Ior NM 10 breeders ne w be
the purity Of his blood. with other ercsng facts relating
TO his caroer:-
SAID also spelled sayed - given by the Of Nubar
Pasha, Minister France from Egypt foaled
Of March, 1875 Al the sables Of Nubar Pasha sire was
the famous Khorassan the property Of Abdul Medjd
scendans e tas ccssrasd which lespea e citadel
Mahomed All In ISl9 Therefore, Said between the
Eedd breed the mothers side and the on
The side Of Kh0rassAn.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful Of
durance and speed In the Abyssnan being ridden
stantly b. an onlcer during that campaign.
For further particulars sppy 10 Mr. FOSTER al tho oee
Of wilkes Spirit Of the Ttmes
CTALLION FOR sALE-JUPITER AND TORONTO
- stock; perfect in respect beat rs, July
5e hanas years DID, For particulars inquire Of @. ".
FERGUSON San Francisco stables, West street,
or SAM MCLAUGHLIN Ferris stables Amiy, Greene
street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.. SFECIAL NOT1CES.
>~~>>~>~S>r>>>
NATIONAL LABOR UNION,
- STATE or NEW Y0Rx, I
kH,xt Nam YAH.

HEADoUARTEks NATIONAL LABOR UNION.
- x.M STATE M1. or I.s,v Nsw YosS; ss;o
EELLSw . W. woaKIseAsS AND ELKoroRs op Tml STATE
,,0ssILKNss-Tss Constitution OF the National Labor
each s.yas ?%e o.
Tons o. ns h, 10d s"S. ss.
and ssp.ass and our rulers. Instead Of egslans
sssomn. soassaa.ncs ' poor
being hope Of The wrongs under which We
+: : .s.nr rs' &
seo from and New Hampshire and
ss ssry Z. IN ss S,a's labor Parry
prepared s Issss,us mea
ipa ADOPTION A. repeal Of The oaoas
tenn In our prlson. and substituting state employ therefor
st'sa sspss %s
s e ss sns
attend school Of me Irs live. sna
ssT.on: and ;s:'ss
o. ss public s'Isn s sA: r.:
venting hs % US. Of DID, second hand alhy barrels
prentice law order boys learning trades may become
on aw .na Gr esS Sss' sn .msas Dsesss
me msn 70 ns hss; Hour law looking TO its
In asking the passage Of these the workngmsn
;ass ~ s an: and
ss 70 ho have been 80 long neglected By tho politicians
o4 %say N W
ner q the National Union and why should New York.
ns empire State hesitate TO take her position this noble
State abor Union has been organized and chartered
under tne National Labor Union, prepared 70
issue charters Labor Unions every Assembly district
ins state To prevent conflict Of authority only Labor
Union WI be Chartered IN each Assembly District but the
Labor Unions wii have power In their various districts to
3dganzs branch clubs they desire all working under
The price OF charter & which viii be issued 10 seven
Inc their spcson 10 sm h w % s ssna md
1--WE, !hs nnder.igned pledge ourselves honor
pose o. organizing labor union In Assembly dsrct,
laid aown 6y the National LABOR Union Tia. we have sev
cred all connections with existing political pledge
oarsee. 70 YORK Tor the building up OF the labor reform
We ask the assistance aid OF every workingman 10
in every Assembly district In lot our enemies
know that we are 10 earnes! in this movement and that
nlshsd by addressing
ALEXANDER TROUP,
Executive Ocer National Labor Union, State of New York,
No su2 Greenwich street
J. w. BROW SIN0 Secretary, No. b5 Grove street.
r orrERy PRIZES cAsHEp AND INFORMATION
JosEPH sXTns co. No. ii Wai street, ess box 1854
sPORTINta-DOCis, BIRDS, sc.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
sAis1Medicinss FOR al diseases Prepared food for
mockng erds vt b. D0vEY'S No. Greene street, corner
N. B.-Lsdes attended to By Mrs. DOvEy.
To THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD:- =
l In your issns Of The lst instant you publish
match The unssr.lsnsd very ssspss.lay sse:p shs
Prsiiminares be arranged al the Anchor House Of n
cuTsn ss West 's'sss New York ssy s;;arsaY Tss
DAVID O'KEEFE.
NEW YORK, Feb. 8, 1870
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A UCTlON.-TH1S DAY, AT Il O'CLOCK.
IA By JOHNSTON VAN fASSELLs
Auctioneers,
l12 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
Fine Family and Road Horses,
Top Wagon, made by Brcwstor 4 Co.
No top Road Wagon. made by Waterman.
Asgnees sale Of fne single and douls Harness. Robes,
Blankets, &c, &C.
Ten other tine Top Wagons
Coupe, made by Gould OF Albany.
Two sets Of second hand Carriage Harness, made BY
Loudon.
We never postpone a sale account Of the weather.
A ssIONEE's SALE or
II Harness. Blankets, Robes 10, 10.
AT auction, THIS DAY,
Al IL O'Clock,
By JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL.
At their Auction xart,
IL East Thirteenth ouIth Avenue
c0nnprsing Iii, fns single and double Harness. elegant
White Fox Buffalo, sssson Ray Wof, Seal Alaska Fox Cal
Robes Dne stable and fuii suit BAnkets Ensh
Imported Lap Kobcs Seiss BS Haiacca Whips, &c
being entire remans wnot sale house, sold 10 close
business Dealers from the country will do well to at
tend sale All to DO absolutely sod 10 sscsl bidder
4 ONE ROAD WAGON, $40; ONE TOP wAsQN
Coach, $50; Rockaway, &l26; ONE Gig pGi Carences,
&c. W. II. GRAY. 20 - - Is Wooster street.
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nR SOTO HOUSE. 81, 50 AND z, BLEECkER
~ street, w. GARRARD. Propreior.-Furnshed ROOM
by the day week. for gentleman oniv
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HOTELS.

A BROADWAY HOTEL TO LEAsE-coRNEK OF
n 1hity first street. lv7 feet Broadway i've stories
hSh containing about 100 exclusive OF dnng foon
onces private entrance Thirtyurrt street occupied
the bve first class family hotel knswn as MO
clifford House. EDMUND HURRY, ~ Nassau street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

NAVIGATION STILL CONTINUES oPEN BETWEEN
~ New York. Albany ana rroyrhe steamer CONNECTT-
CtI Of The regular ns win leave this Tuesday THURSDAY
and Saturday from North river foot OF Spring
att M connecting with railroads for the West North.
Passengers ami freight taken u, low rates.
,. ". HAyREs A SONS.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HOhSES, CARRlA3ESs &C.
uccTm5oS HOUSE % OF JOHNSTON d S VAN rAssELI.
HORSE AUCTION MAsr. i: Ezsr THIRTEENTH ST.,
hyHA4 rSSnaS AsR ssDsa
,s M p 1ss Ss1E Hss or
sonauc. branch business,
eusns. hs sms pr,nces which
We give the purchaser d every horse that 10 warranted
S:se sss III, ~Seis
S5$ Ssi$4? + PIs / sss9Gs. sssH
EAMLY BLACK ts. ,s ot m9T.
il :. 9.s % :y's
By ,esSsT With 1
ooTF !. good S.dsr Sai. BY GoYlS Of Albany, also
sas ~ s Burr dam
70 5 sa 80 sSaVs
.;9 ss sy M;a ss MNks Si Kind
and true In all harness. superior under saddle free from
sokREI HORSE, lsx hands. years; kind and true In
:. i m
harnes free from vice. nae travellers warranted sound,
BAY h6ssE, IsA hands kind and true in All har
Several other Horse and top Wagons Harness. Ao
We never postpone sale on account of the weather.
GREAT RECEIVERS SALE OF FINE YOUNG
"A troiting, and family Horses Friday, 9Th uhis
dayh at II O'Clock prompt at stable No ~ Great Jones
street, by JOHN H. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer. Sale posi-
tive and without regard 70 weather.
Handsome bay Webster trotns Cot raised Freehold
and sired Dan Webster 5x high. Old. nne,
bleodke sysh, trot in $50 and very promis
The fine blooded trotting Horse Hermit; srod by
Major Winfield, thoroughbred raised BY Mr. ivan
Buren IN Columbia county ia about 1874 hah years old
last spring. aud fac smile OF Mountain Boy IN
and gat he has rotted Poughkeepsie track private
trials in 34h snd half mile In 4H. but has never been
allowed TO tro In public he fne, stylish, free and
driver and reliable, and hno appearing and
rich trong Horse the road he can boat 2 and
promises with training TO rank No l.
both old next spring. the raised by
j. Il. Monot Esq., and sired by George Wilkes broken
and trained by Mngo at Flushing ana considered tine
colt for his in point Of speed and muscular develop
ment be producei he beat 100 slher single
doutle his mate sired tho North Horse and IL
hne and fast They we'll broken, either single doubc
and drive together like horse with ane svia and
Trottng Marc Gentle Annie, about Is high years old;
pure Hamblctonian. beat 25, and OF tho anos
iT0tting mares IN the State.
Chestnut Horse l5x high, years old; Kentucky bred,
hne action and extra stvlish and promises we.
Blood Horse ABOUT 5s< hRh old fno step
per- tro in 3l5 either single double; nne family
b.
~ street, and gentlemen wfshng
and reliable horses will ind T. advant geous 10 this
SALE they warranted soun and repre-
every particular and fair ra given. Full parA
cuars The horaes offered for absolute
positive without the least limit or reservation.
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T OTrERY PRIZES CAsHED AND INFoRNATIC
IL gven Kentucky and Havana circulars sent
JOSEPH BATES CO., No. IL Wall street, box 1854
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310 0l0 CASH CAPITAL CAN BE CONVERTED
plO.OOO into $50,0t0 in six months; legitimate safe,
manufacturing business Address H. T. r., Herald Office.
800 600 PARTNER w WANTED WITH THIS
several years and capital needed
given and required Address W. ID. g., Herald Office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

(IHEAPEsT HOTEL ON soUTHsIDE RAILROAD
~ "a rooms All in good order house woil shaded
aIgs TWO story horse she'd with public ball ono acre nne
land; three minutes from depot only W, 600.
PETIT q FRAZEE, 26 CortlAndt street.
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sPORTINta-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOE
N sale-Medcines for all Diseases Prepared food fol
mocking birds NJ b. DOvEY'S, No. Greene street.
of Canal.
N. B.LLadies attended to bv Mrs DOVEY
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JEwELLERS.-A GENTLEMAN
VIC mas csen actively and successfully engaged IN tho
GweIy 1anss for some years and possessed OF expo.
practical man or viii connsc, kmsef viii some enter
Office. - - =
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
MERCHANTS,~STfAMSHIP LINE
,, From pier No 10 North river, st o'clock r. NJ
D
Freight received daily Through given 81 Louis
Vcksburg, Mobile. Galveston and Iudianoa.
FOR freight or passage having superior
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, 40 Broaaway.
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CyOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
OLD LINE-L0W FREIGHT.
The well known nrss class sdeweel steamship DE SOTO
Thos H. Morton, commander, will pier S8 NORTH
river on Saturday, February atsP ~ Freight taken Al
FOR freight passage having superior accommodations
apply to LIVINGSTON FOX CO.. No. 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-04
COAsTwUsR STEAMSHIPS.

TEXAS LINE
i OF GALVESTON sTEAMERa
sailing every saturday at NJ .ouchny R.v w..,
Tying the United states mail. - ny "se" o.',
The AL steamer GENERAL SEDGwICK C.n,.,r Data.
~ pier No y East ver WIN sa saturday Fsbruary
AL goods ior Houston or the interior will forwarded bv
our sgenis, Messrs r. H. McMkhon a Co., free ~
ror freight or passage, apply to c. H. MALLORY CO.
lo3 Maiden lAne = 80
The New York herald., 1870-02-04

de1 On0 REWARp.-THE UNDERSI0NED, BIZ
pl.UUU hsving that her husband Kober. Harper, Of
the city of Albany N. has been drugs
murdered hereby offers ray the OF
Information leading TO his dcoyery the conviction OF
the per VINO have murdered him.
Mr. Harper last seen In this city Saturday, s3i
January He 6ftyss Of about feet 10 nehcs
IN height weight ABOUT 24o pounds OF large Ame fu face
without beard, dressed blue cloth,
had In his about Syu0 Ia 1l0 dollar
bs god bunch of keys package of private papers
n copy OF Harpers Magazine.
SUSAN N. HAkrER, residing at city OF Albany.
Dated ALBANY, Feb |. 1870.