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A Useful Hint for Cold Weather.

The reason a room takes so long to
be warmed after fire has been KIM
died Is, that the air goes up 10 a
steady column from the mouth of the
register, sides OF the stove, or front Of
the crate, TO the ceiling of the room,
and from thence begins to distribute
itself downward, which, of course, is a
slow process. To expedite this, fake
4 palnl-leaf fan, shawl, a large towel,
or something similar, fan violently or
swing the shawl vigorously, thus COM
pelling the upper and lower strata of
air to unite, the hot upper to mix with
the cold lower. In this way the up
per portion, where the thermometer
would indicate 50, and the lower,
where it would 40, viii be compelled
to mix, aud one would be surprised to
witness how much sooner the apart
Iueut bacOInes cOmfOrtab Ole,
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PEMBINA.
Latest Accounts from the Red River
Region.

CHICAGO, January l6.-A special
from st. Cloud, of the 18th, says DR..
Shaffer arrived there from Pembina,
the same evening, and reports matters
in very serious state at Fort Geary.
The French under Riellau are mas
ters Of the situation, and have seized
the HudsOn's Bay Company y'ssafe with
$3.50, 900 in gold, to pay his troops.
Father Thiebeauit and Colonel De
Bleury, Commissioner from the Ca
madam Government, were on their
way to open negotiations with Riel-
lau, and thinks he may do good
1t was rumored that the Sioux In
dians were coming down from DakO-
ta,and the Minnesota people are much
Alarmed, and afraid of another Indian
war.
Riellau, the commander -in-chief,
has $50 men Ia arms, and the Hud-
sons Bay officers are apathetie, and
winking at Riellau's acts.
The Scotch and English halfbreeds
are passing in large parties from Chey-
enne, and report that large number
of buildings, of a more substantial
character than those destroyed by the
recent fire, will soon be erected.
A letter from Pembina, dated the
Sd, announces that the Sioux Indians
at that time were within three miles
Of Fort Geary, and informed parties
sent out by Riellau to stop them,
that they were on the Warpath against
the halfbreeds, insurgents and Amer
leans, instigated by Shawman, who,
as asserted by the French, was EN-
plOyed to do this work by McDOu-
gall. Considerable excitement pre-
vailed at Fort Geary.
Another correspondent says that
Donald G.. Smith, who was sent by
the Hudson Bay Company to super
sede Gov. McTayish, had publicly ac-
knOwledged the validity Of Riellau's
government.
There seems to be some prospect of
the missions of Fathers Thiebault and
Besalaberry having some success, as
these gentlemen seem inclined to con-
cede to nearly every demand of the
insurgents.
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A SINGULAR CASE.
eIrounstantial Evidence in Missouri.
From The Kansas City Times, 18th.

From the kansas city iuoeS5 A-th-
The Circuit Court of Nordaway
county, Mo-, has been in session dur
ing the past week, Judge l. c. Parker,
presiding. Most of the time was oc-
cupied in the trial Of Solomon Meal
piae Tor the murder Of John Callieott,
developing a most singular case OF cir
cemstantial evidence.
In August, 1865, these two young
men left HOllyville, Iowa, to come TO
St Joseph to buy apples, expecting TO
load their wagons here and return 10
Iowa and sell their fruit. Not long
after, some few days, we believe,
MeAlpine returned to HOllyville, told
some plausible story about his partner
having made other arrangements and
gone on to st. Joseph, and for some
time no further notice was taken OF
the matter. The continued absence OF
CallicOtt, and the fact that nothing
was heard from him, finally induced
the arrest Of McAlpine, but on his eX-
animation nothing was elected criIni-
mating him and he was discharged. A
long search for Callicott proved una
vailing, and for eighteen months a
profound mystery enVelOped the case.
In March, 1858, party Of railroad
engineers, surveying the route OF the
Missouri Valley Railroad, some six
miles nOrtheait OF MarysVilie, found
the skeleton Of q man. An investiga-
ton aroused the suspicion that 1t was
Cailicott. The authorities in Iowa
were written to, aud witnesses were
brought down. The mother OfCalii-
colt recognized a bOny protuberance
on the chin Of the skeleton; also the
absence OF a tooth drawn on the day
he started on his fatal trip, and his
mother preserved the tooth. 1t fitted
the Jaw of the skeleton, and dentist
testified that il had been drawn from
thefUifce. Pieces of blue coat and
several peculiar buttons were found
near the skeleton.
These were recognized as resembling
parts of CallicOtt's dress when he left
home. There were three bullet holes
in the skull. The idenufiCatiOns
were so complete that Mr.. McAlpiue
was re-arrested, and, after several
cOntinuances, the case came 10 trial
on last Monday, and resulted in the
conviction of the prisoner. The judge
instructed the Jury that any want Of
proof mitigating the crime from muir
der in the first degree need not re
strain their rendering q verdict of
murder III the second degree. We
learn that neither ALeAlpine nor his
friends or attorneys manifest any dis
satisfaction with the verdict, and the
case will not be appealed.
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HALLS SAFES.
HALLS PATENT SAFES.
Read What the Citizens Of Dayton Say


WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, being present
w AZ the great safe-burning at bay ton, O.,
September 2, 1877, attest o the following:
Messrs 4 A. Ballou and K. W. Nsh repre-
senting the new steam sale, came 70 our city
with one Of their Safes prepared especially
for the burning. They theu purchased one Of
Halls safe and Lock Co.'S Saies-Inarked
Hairs Patent COncrete-One of Msrvin's Pal
eut Dry-Piaster and Alum safes. and one Of
the Detroit SAFE Co.'S Dry-Piaster and Alum
Safes. All were set side by side, and the
burning commenced at half-past eight
o'clock am, and continued until hAlf-past
four pm. Between SIX and eight cords OI the
best beech and sugar-napie wood were used
and the SAFES were kept RED-HOT nearly all
the time. so hot was the are that the dials
and knobs were melted OF.
Al i've o'clock pm. the safes were opened.
MARVIN'S BEING THE FIRST, AND WAS
FOUND INSIDE A BED OF LIVE GOALS
AND ASHES. The Detroit Safe Co.'S safe
was opened next, and the inside wss found
to be all on fire and nearly consumed. The
steam safe was next opened, and its contents
were in good condition. Last Of all, HALLS
SAFE AND LOCK Co. S SAFE was opened. and
the contents all in as good condition as when
put in, before encOunteriDg the fire. The
smell Of hre was not found On any OF its
papers. We viii also state that the walls OF
Halls Patent Concrete safe were only i've
inches thick, while tine walls OF the steam
safe we've about six inches thick. In addi-
tiOn, We would say that Halls safe had only
"a single door, while the steam safe had a
close-ntting insioe door, leaving an air
chamber between the outer and inner doors /;
and the subscribers do hereby certify th L
the condition Of Hairs Patent Concrete sale
was much the best as the door alid Joints Of
the Safs were II good condition, while the
door. jams, etc. OF The steam safe, were in
very bad condition, many Of them being
forced entirely apart.
VIZ A. BARNETT. OF LoOmls & Barnett.
j. W ARssrR0SG, late Captain L. 5. A.
NJ. L. MILLER.
GEO. kEANE.
DANIEL BAKER.
HESRY THOMAS.
GEO. BAErLEF.
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TRANSATLANTIC.

LONDON, January 15.-Private let
ters received from Paris to-day, men
tions the tranquility Of the city and
the absence Of excitement or uneasi-
ness,
The regular mail steamship from
Rio JaneirO arrived to-day, bringing
later intelligence from Paraguay. Ad-
vices previously received, announcing
the flight of Lopez and termination OF
the war, are fully confirmed. 1t seems
that Lopez did net retreat towards
Bolivia, as he was last heard from
wandering, with few followers, about
the center of the Brazilian provinces.
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BOSTON,.
Heavy 0efalCatiOG in the City Treas
urer's 0tiiCe.

BOsTON, January 1.-THE Boston
Post says there has beer a clerical error
or defaICatiOn of some fifteen thousand
dollars discovered in the City Treas
urer's Office, and that the employees
Ofthe office are held under arrest I'M
til an investigation is made. Nonames
are mentioned.
4 cable dispatch last night conveyed
to Parepa Rosa the announcement of
the death Of her mother in London, in
consequence of which another opera
was substituted for the one in which
she was to appear.
John Hayes and John Long, who
were discharged from the State prison
on the discovery OF their innocence,
after four years imprisonment, have
applied to the Legislature for eompen-
saEluu.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bill for niyorca.

Law Court Of Memphis-S j. Collins, Plain
TIL, vs.. Thomas B. Collins, Defendant.
CLERE OFFICE, January Is. 1870.
A FFIDANlf having been made in this
A ease that the defendant IS a nonresident
OF the State Of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the courthouse in the city of Mem
phiS, Tenn, on or before the second Monday
in February next, and defend this suit, or the
same viii be taken for con fessed as TO him.
and the case set for hearing eXparte; and
that a copy of this order be published once a
week, for four consecutive weeks, i1 the Mem
phis Appeal,
A copy: ALFRED MATTHIAS, Clerk.
J. r. Robertson, Atty for Plaintirf. jail
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CHICAGO.
Death of the Governor of Utah.
Heavy Failure,

CHICAGO, January Govern 0
Durkie, of Utah, died at his hotel
early this morning of pneumonia. His
remains will leave for kenOsha, Wis
c0nsin, this afternoon.
Bradford q Bros, Of Milwaukee,
one of tho heaviest houses in the
Northwest, failed yesterday. A de-
falCatian by aHe uf the employees IS
alleged 10 he the cause. They offered
TO settle at fifty cents on the dollar.
The Burlington and Missouri Rail-
road is now completed to Omaha, and
trains will commence running next
Monday from this city to Omaha, via
Chicago and Burlington Railroad, to
connect with the Union Pacific Rail
road.
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10. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

THE officers and members Of .s,,s.a,.,
i Chickasaw Lodge No. 5 are re- : sFe==2sss.F
quested to assemble at their hail -
fhis MONDAY Afternoon, at 2 '@@E,tS>
o'clock, to attend the funeral Of our late
Brother, p. q. q. W. AGREE.
Odicers and members Of Memphis Lodge
No. ., and all transient brethren are frater-
nally invited BY order OF the n. G.,
LEOE LEVY, Sec'y. A. HUM.
THE officers and members Of ,,,s.,t,.,
l. GayOaO Encampmeut No Sssz---sssss5E
are requested to assemble at th3ir
hall, Tniz lMONDAYl Afternoon,
al : o'clock, TO attend the funeral Of our late
Brother, 2. q. q. W. AGREE.
Officers and members Of Memphis Lodge
No.6 and all transient brethren are frater-
naily invited.
By order OF ID. c. TRADER, G. p.
THOMAS BACON. Scribe. JaH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-17

NO Zi70 y. Rim the Chancery Court OF
Memphis. Tennessee--Eilzzbeth F. Green
It al Vs. Vim. L. y ance ct al.
IT appearing from the sheriff. return in this
Il cause that the defendant. Morgan y. Vance.
one OF the heirs Of samuel auee, decd. can
not be found In Shelby county. a. per sciri-
faeias issued, revtyiug cause against the heirs
Of said decedent=
II is therefore ordered. The he make bis
appearance herein at the courthouse IL the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, Ol or before the ursl
Monday iu March. 1875, and sloF cause Why
this suit should not be revived against nlu1
as an heir OF said ramusI Vance Decd and
that 4 CODY Of this order De published once "a
week for four successive weeks, IN the y lem
phis Appeal -
A copy-attest:
Iogwood. MicOu FOwlke, Sol4- for Com
N
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PiTTSBuRG.
Campbell Elected for the " Long
Term"

PIITsBURG, January l0.-Ihomas
Campbell, convincted of the murder
Of his wife, BY beating her to death,
last November, was sentenced to II
years, 9 months and 2s days IN the
penitentiary, being the longest term
that could be imposed.
Jimmy Hamn proposes to row Wal
ter. Brown, Coulter and others in
regetia here next spring.
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An Artful Dsdaer.

New YORK, January "a special
dispatch from Montreal says that
Caldwell was discharged yesterday by
Judge Crunsal on the charge of muir
der, and before the warrant for his
arrest on other charges was served ne
made his escape. Immediately after
the announcement of his discharge
his counsel walked him out of the
court room and locked the door right
in the face Of the High Constable, Who
was on the point Of serving tue war
rant. The Consul General has offered
a reward for mis- arrest,
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LAID FOR SALE.

I HAVE one hundred and seven acres OF
4 Woodland. situated seven miles nom
Memphis, and two miles from Whttehaveu,
NJ q T. r. r., which l viii sell very low.
There are any wood wagons, which come in
twenty yards OF It, and pay 81 70 per cord for
wood, and pay expenses tor cutting.
For more particulars apply to F. Lane, F. c.
Stephenson, adiointng the place, or Mrs. Z r.
Harrin. tal2
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UNIFIED STATES NTERNaL REyENuE.

Assessors 5 OFFICE sTH DISTRICT TESS.
MEMPHIS. January u, isIu.
rTNHE annual returns OF tEc1E1s flr the
i year 1S6s, Will be dus sud received By
the Assistant Assessors - each county fn
this district, nom Jan tSt 70 Earef lsr. 1870,
and all returns not made by Mfrch j v4ll
have a penalty OF uitg per cent. adsied % tha
assessment, as tls law reqUirss.
A B. NEWARK.
United STATES Assessor
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A2R R7awa~d.

@ TOLEN from VIM. Nolles, near German
> town one Light Sorrel Mare. about eight
years old, with bl8zsd face, and white spot
on right Jaw Is natural PAGER. The above
reward viii be paid for her delivery TO Wm.
Nolles or P, Carter, nssr Germantown.
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CIRCUMsTANCEs of a private nature COM
y pei me to sell that weil-known and we'll
paying estabii- -hment known as the Cochran
Hall. TO "A man Of enterprise this Is splen-
dill chance, more especially rs I Offer II AZ
easy terms. Apply on The premises, TO
fal4 L. G.. LOEB
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DIED..

ACREE-Op sunday evening, January 18th,
DR.. 6. W. ACRES, in the SD year Of his age.
Funeral This tMoNDAYl Afternoon, at 3
o'clock, from his residence, No. ~ Alabama
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CHANCERY SALE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1870.

No. 1913, o. R.-Chancery Court or Memphis
II Y virtue Of an tntercoIuto-y decree IN this
u cause VIII sell. at public 6UctiCu, ta the
highest bidder. in the town OF Fort Pickering
on MONDAY. February H. Is7u, within legal
hours the following described Real Estate.
tO-Wit:
TIE south half OF Block No. SO. IN that part
OF the city OF Memphis called + orr Pickering,
and lying between Fifth street on tle.essr,
and Fourth street on the west. and Gl0lsou
street on the SOUTH and the first alley east OF
GhOlsOn street on the north. fronting laJ feet
8 inches on Fifth street and 400 feet on tIhOi-
son street.
TERAs OF ssLE-Cssh to Tie amount Of the
decree herein and Gusts; baisuce on credit
Of twelve months. Equity Of redemption
barred.
In case the above sale shall fail to bring the
amount OF the decree herein and costs, tleu
and In that event the north Ealf Of SAID
ElOck No. 50 VIII De sold, IN lots or subdIvi-
siOns; sale to continue until the amount
requisite 70 satisfy the decree herein and
costs. IN CASH, is yielded.
Terms Of sale Of north halfof Block No. So
One-h hall cash; balance on q credit OF twelve
months. Equity Of redemption barred.
A. ASTON. C.. aud II
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT & co,
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An American traveller in Paris was
recently informed by Minister Wash
bI1rne that the Emperor Napoleon was
never stronger in power than now,
eod Therefore has sufficient force to
-,.,,,.,sass any disturbances,
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

rv,HF Partnership OF ". c. GRISWOLD &
co. existing between W. c. Griswold &
j. 3. DeLsRoOke, Is this day dissolved by
mutuRl consent, J. :. DeI.aitooke e having sold
l,f. int. n
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DR.. F. A. SCHREYER,
nf HAMBURG. Germany.

In retiring wish the continuance ot the
esteem and patronage OF my many patrons
TO the new Firm. They nave my respect aii9
klndest wishes. All accounts VIII pc ssst!eu
by the new Firm. JNo. ). DELABOOArs-
The new Firm viii still be known as before.
the same consisting Of Dr. F. A. sehryer and
DR.. W. G. Griswold, under the style Of W. G.
GIRLS WOLD < CO.. Druggists and Apotheca-
rfes who will keep q fresh stock OF Drugs.
Medicines Chemicals, Oils, Fine soap,
Sponres, Brushes, Perfnmsry- Toilet Articles,
ana other articles Kept by druggists general
w Physician's Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. W. z. dk1SWOLD = CO.
AsE.r1ETR Ian II lS70. faIS
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WOODRUFF
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY For S ALE
/ Oifer for sale the lot and building IN Battle
Row. known as the Michael Tanci Property
which has u fgout Of % feet on Water Street
and extends north u the low water line OF
the ARKANSAS river. This Is one or the oldest
and with "a small expenditure in reusirs
could be made one OF the best business stands
in the city Of Little Rociz. L. Is within dity
yards OF the Little Rock ferry and steamboat
landing, aud Tie same distance fran. me con-
temp plated bridge at the Point uf RIcks which
VIII Certainly be LEtlJ within year or two
The owner Of this property made a co0sl.is-r-
BILE fortune IN business ~ tilis srsi,-' h..,.,ra
the war, and now resId-- IA Furoue. IN 4.
assessed for ts1AA,l.0u al St01l Proposals for
u PtIIeD-ze are iavltsd. a perfect title Wiil
De siYen- II not sold at private sails before
the 5th day or February. it VIII then be Of
fered Gt puu3ie sale
AeInPhis parties looking Ia this direction
Tor lnYest meut, VIII hnd the above worthy Of
their attention. Jal5l J. n. HASEY, Agent
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WEDNESDAY,, I4auARY 18Th

A map exhibiting the 57lvts.ou u7tnu.sr,-
and accurately Wiz ~ found a. the0 flee ~ =
aucIoueerS. private bids " iIi a. ents-6sii ca
ipE any purLl9n or all OK tne tract uutil G. s4
DAY n sale. Persons wishiaiE 90 examine .1a
l-.n0a win F41~ % buF Ing. viii have every
facility offered Tor So doing By app ,lca-I01 to
ne aucilGneers, or % me dt nv residence.
U-eni IL supcrduouS TO represent the zreal
NtiUe Jt good lands, ltlug wi liu tl-E
distance OF such = city as 3fempais, .uEtL -r
tlan 20 say tlat. By jugicious man cement
tuey VIII yield q SAFER and Iarger ur31r on
ti-6 investment thai4 anything Use iI W4t-h
cdpltai can be employed. / hope an gctivt
competition among buyers viii. ss fl- az
possible, compensate me for the uecgssl 8 1F
parting with such desirable property.
TERMS Of SALE.-4alr cash. balance o1
time, adding interest,
RICHARD I. FEILStN.
R0yster, TFeZeyaat < Co, Aucti0Heers.
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AMuSEHEETS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

OFaiutA8s 0iuHCl q M4LGDuGlNH4 FEUEF >.
X. W. HOUNGE--..-.-.--...... Acting Manager
MONDAY EVENING, January I7.-BUCK-
LEY'S SEREE BERS, BRASS BAND AND
BURLESSU OPEHA-thc great Triple
Troupe-A Talented Artists. under the su-
peryisiou of q. SWAINE BUCKLEY who
Will appear in their Minstrel Entertain
ment. BurleSque Opera OI Ia SUMNAM-
BULA, in acts. in rOstume. original music,
both vocal and instrumental Prlma Donna.
MEDORA BECKER. Hogan and Hughes
in their double und song and dances, ShOo
ElE. eLc. EeLa Le. IN hl. comic acts.
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EXTENSIVE & PEREAPTORY SALE
OF VALUABLE
FORT PICKERING PROPERTY.

- We invite special Ettentiln 70 TIE I'm
pOrtant sale referred 20 In the SnueEei mo-
lice. This Is some OF the BEST located prop
erty In that portion OF the city. being 1u the
chief thOroughfsre leading II and cat OF the
city On the south:
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Death Of Baron vOa Beck.
VIENNA, January l6.-Baron Won
Reck. Minister OF Finance. Is dead,
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PEREhPT0RY PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined TO dispose Of my
H plantation, known AS q" The EIIeza -
situated On the HernauLO rcau ana tba
waters OF EODcoEnah, G~8 ufies south oF
Memphis. take This me1HoL Of notifying
the IAnd-Ouying public tnat this vai--l.a
property, containing vuWaris of q ts1ga.s1-s Z
acres, and embracing every variety 5F M
land and valley, h-ld. meadow and yzcrl-
land, viii be subdivideL ana scll- 70 the
highest bidder, through 1fezsrs. Gaver--
TrezevGnt & Co, Auctt1aeers. at tHes- = Is--
room, IN the city or Memphis. ~ 1us corne-
Oi Main aud IeEeusOu streets, on
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Arm Of Harris & GOODWIN Is dissolved
by mutual consent, to take effect from
January 4, iS7O, Mr. Z. Z. Harris retiring.
+. K. HARRIS,
FRANK ". GOODWIN.
1 assume the liabilities OF The firm. and viii
continue the Cotton Brokerage Business IA
my own name
So once, No. West Court street
jal6 FRANK W. GOODWIN
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RoYSTER. IRRELEVANT & co.
Non-Rssident Notice.

ial3 AuctiODe
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice of DissoIytion

FfsHE hrm OF Rambaut & Parker was dis
i solved on the 18th inst by mutual co,-
sent, W. q. Parker retiring and T. H. Ram
baut continues the business in his own name
on his own account, and assumes the pav-
ment OF all debts due by said old arm
Jan. IS. H7O. Ialsl y. 6 6. PARKER
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
THE PAPER OF THE PERIOD,
THE REFLECTOR OF ALL
THE CITY NEWS
SEE ALL THE LATEST
CABLE DISPATCHES
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
EXPENSE. ENERGY AND ENTERPRISE
HAVE GIVEN
THE TELEGRAM
THE LEAD AND
LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ALL THE EVENING PAPERS.
NOTHING WILL BE SPARED
IN THE FUTURE TO IMPROVE
ON WHAT Is AT PRESENT
THE BEST
EVENING PAPER IN THE CITY,
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
LADIES DEPARTMENT..
FASHIONABLE GOSSIP.
THE FALL STYLES
FEMININE MoRsELs
ALL THE FAIRS.
ALL
THE BALLS,
ALL
THE PARTIES.
ALL
THE NEWS or THE DAY
IN THE
EVENING TELEGRAM.
FOR TWO CENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION 80 CENTS PER MONTH,
SUBSCRIPTION S8 PER YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE.
81 NASSAU STREET.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11
MARBLE MANTELS.

r COULMAN, MANUFACTURER OF MARBLE AND
Marbeiled Slate Mantes 39 West Forty street!
between Eighth and Ninth avenues, New York-Facs be-
yond dispute. Having obtained practical knowledge or
This business IN all Its branches foreman over 10 years
In the most prominent manufactures country, will
for cash. defy all competition in prices, quality not
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-RICH AND ELE-
u CANT designs, from 49, Si3, $l5 up $50. I. y.
sYEMART co., sos Sixth avenue, between Thry-fh
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

THE CoPARTN ERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE-
tween the Undersigned. under the firm OF Gross
rlener Co. q furniture is this day ds
the liabilities OF the authorized 10 settle
same, and all payments viii be made TO INN.
WILLIAM GROSS.
FRANK PREFER.
CONRAD GROSS.
Dated NEW YORK, 9Th December, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

.H0S HUDSON STREET, ABINGDON sQUARE.-TO
OOC let In cosey cottage house, very pleasant
for gentlemen or light Housekeeping Terms moderate
The New York herald., 1870-12-11

MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, or THE
Vl latest imported patterns; Monuments, Hcadsones at
reduced prices A. KLABER steam marble works lA and