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MILITARY.
The DeSOto Rifles "AFmsd and Equipped
as the Law Directs"

Memphis can now boast of two military
companies, thoroughly and haudsonoely
armed and equipped, the personnel of both
representing many of the best yoanR sol-
d1ers, survivors of the war, who served in
the Confederate armies. The En,mal
GUARDS was the first to appear in rubli q.
and they did it c~reditabIy. Their u6ifoT ~
is very handsome, and such as coynhi. ~
q remembrance of their ''dear isIe of tbo
ocean" and the cOlors so sacred to tia No.
pie OF the South. Their eQuiamenf ! o.
in keeping with the uniform OF vree-o and
altogether they present a most creditahla
appearance. The DeSotos comprise the
etts OF onr young male population. Thew
are physically as handsome a 81
of soldiers as ever wore aniform of 91ev.
many OF them, as wa have indicated
having seen service III that uniform and
are survivors of hundred Svbts
IN defense of the StztB that is so proud Of
al Of her heroes. Theue young men TINS
banded together, are engaged in a iauda-
PIE enterprise: They desire to perpetu-
ate OLD memories, to perfect themselves
IN the military art and to be ready To
answer any call that may be made npon
them IN the public service. Thew are
thoroughly disciplined, are under the
commsnd Of experienced oficers. and
Wnen tney make their first parade will
surprise their fellow-citizens by their
snorougnness / all the details Of the SOL
olers art. Their uniforms have lust been
received. They are very handsome. con
slstlng ofsky-blue cloth pants, with a gold
stripe down the seam; a grey coat, cut in
oiu continental style, and cap with gold
trimmings. They are armed with Spring.
neld rifles, and their equipments are o.
black enameled leather, the cartridee
oox being of the half size that holds ONLY
thirty rounds. In the selection of tblair
arms and equipments the DeSotos aave
displayed a great deal of good taIte, Thev
dr1lI every Monday aAd Thursday night
inthe Irving Block hall.
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The new food-sOurce, Sea Moss Farine,
Ia becoming very popular with all classes.
As q table-dessert, it Is the cheapest n
most delicious In the world.
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MRS. MAYS SCHOOL
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA

THE academic exercises of this Institution
il will be resumed On list September, under
the direction of the following Faculty:
Gen. +. h Smith, Sup't; Com M +. Maury.
g. ship. Col. J. 4. l.. Preston, Col. 7. H VIII
hanson. Col W. B. Blair. Col M. B. Hardin.
Col. =. L. Madison, Col. j. MaEsie, Col
Semmes, Col Mcdonald, Col. Warrington.
EarIv Application must be made - secure
admission. FRANCIS II. SMITH,
iva daW superintendent
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A WORD OF ADvIcE.-Mothers know
the Importance attached &c the care of
teething children. Read b advertise-
ment OF Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup in an
other column.
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SILK hats, for fall, at wheaton's.

JUsT received on consignment, and for
sale cheap TO the trade, 100 barrels Ches-
ter Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks &
EsTEs. MILLER q co.
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GRAY hair resumes its original color
under operation OF Phalon1s Vltalis,
or Salvation for the Hair, which contains
nothing dirty, Is transparent, without
sediment, caves no stain on the scalp, no
unpleasant odor in the hair. 8
q Sold bg all druggists and fancy goods
dealara.T NE8CGAM Ht4GEE
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In AVE for the past eight months con-
stantly used one, of the s12 Oride Gold
Lever Watches, manufactured by
Char les p. Norton q Co., So Nassau
sire, st, New York, aud found the total
vari Rtion in its time but one-half inmate
(thi rty seconds), and it retains the same
app esrance of gold as when purchased.
Sew sral of our men use them with the
same results. / cheerfullY recommend
them for correctness and wfiar. la
HORACE w. WHITAKER, s
d 80 Erie Railroad
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FIFTY HoURs-NEw YORK DAIrfEs.A
Joe Locke, 2S6K Main street, receives the
Herald, Word, Times, Tribune, San and
Journal Of Commerce. also, the weeklias.
eto., through in fifty hours. 1o
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book Eor the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
Hmn, it should be read by all.
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TIE Sl2 Lever Watch, No. 1850, pur-
chased from Chas. P. Norton q Co., SO
Nassau str eet, New York, January 9th,
has been ca rried by me over six months,
with q totsI variation in time of only
twenty-six seconds, without the slightest
regulating, and presents the same bril-
liancy Of color as when purchased.
JAMES r. WILTON,
Sec. American s. M. Co., N, Y,
New York. July 80, 1870.
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1eLAU EDRY SUePEIEs, Clothes Wringers,
Home Washers, Fluting Machines, etc.,
a full Q took at 2
IL lasph WILDE, COLLINS & OO.iS,
sdd 1874 Main street. r
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First Circuit-Newton Hacker; Second.
Joel A. Dewey; Third, J. U. HornberE;
Fourth, s.. J. A. Frazier; Fifth, G. n.
Morgan; Sixth, James h Holman;
Sc Vonth, W. w. Mcknight: Ninth, James
A, RUSSELL; Tenth, P. c. MuIlegan;
Elt wenth, James w. Potterield;
Tw slfth, j.. P. Dunlap; Thirteenth John
Ski Ellington; Fourte6nth, Walker Wood;
Gre uit Court at Bartlett, Shelby county,
Alb srt n. Stephens Criminal Court of
Dav tdson and Rutherford counties, AL
Cald well; Criminal Court OF Montgom-
cry, 3. o. Anderson. wrve
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82s MAN STREET, MEMpHn.

Latest styles received weekly az the.
JET PALACE OF I. RoRscHER n CO
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CHANcELLoRs.

First Division-H. G. Smith; Second,
0. p. Temple; Third, d. NJ. Key;
Fourth. A. 8. Marks; Fifth, W. w.
Ward; s ixth, Charles G.. Smith; Seventh,
e. 81. East; Eighth, w. s. Flemming;
Ninth, George 81. Nixon; Tenth, James
Fentre s.; Eleventh, John Somers. .
CRIMINAL COURT JUDGES.
Tho mas N. Frazier, of Davidson and
Rnths ,rford; T. W. King, of Montgom-
cry; w. L. Hall, of Knox county.
COMMON Law COURT JUDGE.
Jo seph O. Guild, of Davidson county.
JUDGES.
J. E. r. Ray, of Shelby, and w. z.
Turgier. of Davidson.
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= CRoeUBR-These handsome croq.at
sets are selling like hot cakes. Ali c5m-
pletes boxed, etc., Of rock maple, fer IS.
by p 80 WILDE, COLLINS Il CO. =
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MITE q CoRwIEE, ~proprietOrs OF the
Job Printing establishment In the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa-
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
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-PTrJ,sBUIss, Camel and Anthracite
Coal, .Pittslsurg and Gas Coke, for sale by
BIGLEY. MELLERSH q CO.,
Main and South Court
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LOST.

CUBSCRPTIoN BOoK-on Monday night.
> one Of the stock subscription books OF
Memphis and Raleigh springs railroad. Tn
finder VIII he literally rewarded by leaving
IL al the Ctice OF the company, No Madison
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FOR RENT.

TORE-HOUSE-D by "a, on ernan
- street near Linden. Apply nexJ door. or
GI4 Main street. aE2i
EDOOR-Au the second floor of No $50
i Main 81 InqutreOn the premises auls
A SSEMBLY HALL-For two years or less.
~ To secure this handsome and spacious
Hau. over 3S and SIS Main street, call on
auu VA. WHEATLEY. Bethel Block
OFFICES, ROOMS, HOUSES.
" VA. WHEATLEY,
RuT Agent 2. c Bethel.
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ALI Of the latest wsekIies and month
nea, just recaiEed at Joe Eoeks's, 2s6K
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LADIES JET JEWELRY.

sTRANGERsi Don't leave the city until
yon hsVe heard The Bell Treble Plano.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omaw Il Allen, No. 8 West Court streek,
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AN ounce Of preventive Is worth a
pound Of cure. To prevent chill and
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HArTKRs.-Leidy q Co., 900 Main street,
opposite the Square.
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No cure no psyl If your druggist tell
yo a there is anything else as good for
q hiIls. as Sfoae,s Toaic SyTssp, don't be-
II eve IL, but ask him Jhe has &C
NJ ROSE 119 Main straaf-
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NOVELTIES in Hats. FAN styles at
LEIDT d CO.'S
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All Jet goods bought in n establishrneut
will be repaired free Of charge.
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LETTER LIST.

Tha following Is h List OF letters remain
Ing IN the Memphis Postoface and not dsuv-
cred hy carriers yesterday,
Xnistfsrs directed 70 street and numbers
will be delivered promptly By carriers.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Regular Cincinnati Packet-For Cairo, Evans
Vile. Louisville and Cincinnati
stein, master
Thissplendid passenger steamer @
will leave as above -ls
THURSDAY, 18th inst. at . pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO, Agents.
an2f Mosby Block, S0i Front street.
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TAKEa UP.

"ORSE-Ou the I'd Of August one light-dun
III horse. ! or 5 years old, star in forehead,
beth hind feet q little white.
aus WM. FISHER, "a Poplar street.
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First District = E. f. Gillsnwaters ;
Second, James II. Randolph; Third; e.
T. Hall; Fourth, J.. B. HoyIe; Filth; s.
M. Fite; Sixth, w. p. Hickerson;
Seventh, W. Il. Williamson; Eighth,
Nathaniel Baxter; Ninth, William P.
Martin; Tenth, James e. Rice; Eleventh,
Elijah Walker; Twelfth, =. d. Porter;
Thirteenth, Gideon Black; Fourteenth,
Thomas J.. Flip,1in,
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0 VICKsBURG

United states Mail Line for Vieks5urg-FOr
Helena, Napoleon and Vickshurg.
ANdstrA
This elegant passenger packet -
will leave ~ above -
THURSDAY, 18th inst, at ) pm.
Freight received at the St Louis wIarfoOat.
w. 4. DILL, Agent
au94 FLEM CALVERT, Sup't.
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An Memphis & Louisville Z Ak. P. n.
F. All points North and
E80 1880 East. Twice daily-----.- 4:l5 R&
Memphis & Louisville r
|l2SC R-Way mallS-.------- 4.l3
Memphis & Charleston r.
r. All cities East & south
$50 and way matls-.----.-.-- $50
Miss. & Tenn r. R. All
ulbf cities south and way mall 2S
Memphis & Little Rock b
ESQ K. daily except sundays 500
Mississippi river 20 Heie-i
500 ma and Friar's Point daily N@i
Miss. river 20 Ntcksburg
.tri-weekly, on Mondays,
500 Thursdays and SATURDAYS SEQ
Miss. river 10 st. Louis
~semi-weekiy, Of Mondays.
500 and ThursdayE.--.i SEQ
White river, Semi-Weekly
Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Mondays and Fridays 500
Arkansas river, tri-week-
ily, Mondays, Wednesdays I
500 and Soc
Memphis to Marion, Ark, 4
tri-weekly, on Mondays,
lOqQ Wednesdays and Fridays i2-G
Memphis 70 Cuba, TenE-J
RS1 weekly, Friday -.- ESo
Memphis % Byhaha and /
Olive Branch, Miss. sei7d-. /
$50 weekly, Fues. q Fridss SEQ
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SALE.


OYSTER AND GAME DEPOT-NO. I oyster
~ and game stand for sale. Inquire at No.
ca Jefferson street. au1
MULES SIX fine drsy mules for sale at the
suu L. EDNARUS.
nOCKAWAY.-A dne secondhand RockR-
II way for sale cheap, at MAURER JOS
~ Poplar street AUS
ENGINE AND BOLER-A stationary en-
L gtne and boiler, capacity lO-horse power,
in good running order. Apply at
S1IAT'S Planning Nil, Sl Second st. aulo
- PRUCE BEER MANUFACToRY.-saIls &
- Co.'s Spruce Beer Hanufa tory, corner
IlIIrd aud Mil streets tentire business and
ptB8d Wtla. established in this city May. 1854.
Eu.g JOE W. SAILS, Proprietor.
4 ASD-Six Hundred and Forty Acres OF
il Land. 9 miles above Memphis, ~ miles
above Mound City, Ark: one hundred and
forty ares In cultivation, well fenced a
good new gin and press; good dwelling-house
aud O-ut-hOuses; hne young orchard OF very
choice fruit OF one hundred and twenty-five
trees; one hundred and sixty acres PRINTING
on the river. well timbered; q chance for
some man in the wood trade; 6 large stock
OF cattle, mules, horses, hogs and farming
utensils I VIII sell a part OF the whole 10
suit the purchaser. For particulars inquire
of James q. Berry, OF Mound City. Ark; OF
81 premises, or FARRISGTON HOWELL,
OF Memphis. There IS a good growing crop
OF the premises aus
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OYSTER AND GAME DEPOT-No. I oyster
~ and game stand for sale. Inquire at 10.
O. Jeherson street. au1
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white. Emma Floyd, 8 c. Day. An Ma.

a. ]. White. Emma FIOyd, SC. Day, An u"'
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The Arkansas is falling, with about o
feet 70 Little Rock. We have no later
news from White river. The weather Is
warm end business dali.
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SOAP, candles, ETC., sold at manufac-
s1rers' prices By Wilde, Collins q Co, l94
Main street. Wholesale only. 'lqT,T =.
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FoR 2 tlne Hat, go to Leidy & Co., 4.
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GENTS dress hats Tor fall, at
LEIDY d co.'s.
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ACADEMY,

Northeast Corner Cemetery.
-uE axarelses Of this school will begin on
the First Monday in 5eptemosr,
aui9 THOs. J. GIRARDEAU, FrlnePal'
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TIME next session Of this institution will
commence on Wednesday, the 2lst Of
septsmber. A fuil corps of Instructors in
every department OF experiences and the
HIGHEST professional talent. The honss is be-
ing rented and renewed frsm top to bottom,
outside and in.
For terms and information applyto
Mrs. DIR. B. 7. HOLCOMBE,
anon Grenada. Miss.
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DEMOCRATIC.

II you want q fine Hat, go to
LEIDY & co. IS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Arrival and Departure Of Nails.
MEMPHIS PosroFFICE. = Office hours
from 5 An. too pm. Sundays from 8 10
10 am.
CLOSES. XIV
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JUDICIAL.
Full llst Of Judges, cbaHcellors and Aa-
t0rnsy-Gsnsrals selected.

From the Nashville Banner of Tuesday
take the following full official list of the
Judges, Charcellors and AttOrney-G Gene
rails selected throughout the State ct the
recent judicial election. M
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DISTRICT CONVENTIONS

The Democracy or The Eighth Congress
District viii hold q Convention at
on the
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BUsESEss Hats-nsat and fine goods, al
LEIDY &CO,'S.
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SUPFEME JUDGFs,

T. A. r. Nelson, J. W. Deaderick, A.
o. P. Nicholson, Peter Turney, j. L. T.
Sneed, Thomas J.. Freeman. -
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
STALLIONS.

A RABIhN STALLION FOR SALE.-THE PURE
n Arabian Horse SAID IL for sale reasonable
his present owner has for him. To breeders he will
most valuable acquisition. The following pedigree gives
the purity Of his blood with other Interesting facts relating
to his career:-
SAID also spelled sayed given by the groom
Pashs Minister TO France rom Egypt foaed the 9th
OF March, 1885, al the stables of Nubar PashS
the famous khorassan the property Of Abdul Medd Ids
scendan Of the celebrated which saped the citadel
walls with the hast Mameluks Bey when fleeing from
Ned breed on the mothers side and the breed
the siio Of Khorassan.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers Of
durance and speei in the Abyssnan war; being ridden
stantly BY an officer during tina. campaign.
For further particulars apply Mr. fOSTER Al the smoc
e Wukes' Spirit OF the Time
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A SPEED, SPEED, BEATTY AND SAFETY GREAT
IA sale OF nc and fast trotag and thoroughbred Horses
on Friday January FL at stable No. Great Jones street. ut
offered this season By J. L. vANDEWATER, Auctoneer.
Handsome bay trong Horss, half brother TO Western
Now York, Years old l5a hsh has otted in
public was In training weeks the last season and showed
wagon and warranted sound and kind.
The fast handsome and high bred trottiug Mare Rcn lb
high old Of tho ncs brod and handsomest
IN h state can beat tao either single doubs and
Team OF brown Trottcrs l53 high and boat
three minutes together and either beat 80 ngy drive
Ike one horse IN hne style and without hnggng warranted
sound and kind extra handsome handy and fast
coming years old 5,S high. Sne bloolhks stylish
can beat O and sound and kind very ne and
promising young
thoroughbred dapps gray Marc Nina, by Balrownie;
raised BY Mr. Alexander, Kentucky l5 high years old
has run milo IN l4S perfectly broken to all harness and
miles in le minutes and 10 seconds to road war
rRnted soucd and kind.
Brown Hamb,stonian Mare by Rysdycs'a Hamblctoni,n
Star DAM peiigrec Guaranteed 15h high, years; has
kind.
Also two fine Coupe Horses lS and ls hish very nne.
Three OF the above horses are property of well
sporting gentleman in III health and at present Florida,
and In consequence OF serious nstruc
ons to sell immediately and without limit The balance
all the properly OF private gentlemen who compelled to
positive SALE and thai without tho limit restrictions
reservation whatsoever and gentlemen wishing
Gne horses should embrace this opportunity All win be
warranted represented In particular and fair trial
the stable any time previous to salc Sale posve rain
shuo.
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AUCTION HOUSE OF JOHNSTON 4 VAN 1AssELI;

UCTION HOUSE OF JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
n Office and salesroom Nassau street, opposite the
HORSE AUCTION MART iii EAST THIRTEENTH ST.,
where hold
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wstng purchase those having Horses OF
Carriage. TO sell win find house perfectly reliable,
conduct this branch of business do MI other
business the principles which gov
ern honorable houses In all mercantile pursuits
Wo give tho purchaser OF every horse that II warranted
sound "A hours for trial.
Entries for Of Horses and Carriages be
down oce and sscsroo 81 Nassau street, whore
we also keep rcgister OF Houses for private sale.
Liberal advances made conaiznnients.
THIS TUESDAY. AT II O'CLOCK.
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A GREAT OFFER
Return to old times prices.
JOHNSTON l. VAN TASStLL will offer, at their private
sesroo and down town Carriage Harness Repository
fine leather top Buggics S1toto $I6 do $500 to 1928
also elegant Pony Phaetons Park Phaeton, 1ne Coupe
Rockaway, several light Rockaways and DEPOT Wagons
Also,
Harness. Harness, Harness,
l4o sets, bankrupt stock very nno prices
Also,
all stock Of Horne Blankets Robes Skins se2hs Bells,
Whips all marked down prices close
out the lot. No such bargains IN ton years.
All our goods warranted = represented.
at IS Liberty street,
b3 Liberty street,
between Broadway and Nassau
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.


Through Line 70
California and Chtns.
Freight and passage greatly reduced
Through rates, Few York ~ San Frincsco:--
sIs5 E.''s q olsI:5, si15 siS1ss"
according to location Of berth.
The rates include berhs board and all
trip.
scamers Of the above line leave pier u North river
foot OF Cana, street, at IL O'Clock noon,
On 9TH and 2lst Of each month,
except when those days fail Sunday then the day pre-
vlous.
hundred pounds of baggage free 10 each adult Med
Jan q ALASKA, Captain Gray, connecting with GOLDEN
steamer AMERICA VIII leave San rrsncIsco Feb l, 1870
for China and Japan.
rE Notice 70 shippers
steamer ALASKA received until r. NJ, on Thursday Jan
go All usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting inland
charges, &c.
apply at the Companys ticket oncc, the wharf foot OF
Canal street. r. X. BABY AseEI
CT DOMINGO STEAM LINE
\ For Porto Plata samana and 81. Domingo city.
The regular mali steamer
Captain Il. A. Delaney,
will leave for the above ports wednes January @ q
II O'Clock noon precisely.
Excursion tickets tho voyage and home which
cdes board the vessel while In the above ports $780,
gold
Parties wishing mder climate during tbs winter
and Aprr hs will tnd this eligible
Hotel accommodations at s. Domingo n "Mon-
sieur Agase'G' mt xs, gold, per day.
Price OF passage samana and g. Domingo gold 90
FOR freight or passage sifPoEFSoRD ssifPoEF rrLEsros CO.
~ Broadway.
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E,OR BERMUDA.
The Al steamship FhH.KEE, Captain Joseph D. Steele
carrying the United States mails win or the above
river " " - ~ s"~s'
Has superior passenger and freight accommodations
First cabin. $50; second cabin, $2s.
Freight &c per dry barrel payable In United States pod
For freight or passage apply to
j. NORMAN HARVEY, Agent
UNew street
United STATES NAIL TO HAVANA
~ Atlantic Mail Steamship Company.
Sailing regularly every Thursday, Al ocoek p nrs
ciscy, from pier No. I North river. : =
EA0t.E, Captain NJ X. Greene. January n
MOkRO CAETLE, Captain X. Adam, via Nassau January n
COLUMBIA, Captain X. Van nce. February
For freight or passage apply to
3 8. WHEELER, Jr., President
Ne Bowling Qroon,
The New York herald., 1870-01-20

I(ILLfARD TABLE FOR SALF.-A SMALL FRENCH
- Billiard Table, fhssn's Cushions slate bod solid
wood richly inlaid with sahnwood, Louis XIV style; .
rich and elegant piece OF furniture Addess e. New York
Post OIL ce.
U KAvANAGH DECKER's BILLIARD TABLES At
N greatly reduced prices. The first premium medals
awarded the American Institute New York the IncrnA-
tona Industrial Exhibition. Buffalo. and Mechanics Inst
tute, San Francisco.
KAVANAGH DECKER. corner Canal and Centre s.a
The New York herald., 1870-01-20

LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL Old Doniaion Steamship Company.
steamshps OF this line leave pis 81 North rve foot q
Beach street.
For Norfolk every Tuesday Wednesday Saturday ana
for City Point and Redmond every Wednesday kAtxr.
day. st3r NJ connecting with the Virginia and Tsnnessss
Air line, the acaboari Inland Air line, Petersburg and Wei
railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio railroads. and Richmond
and Danvle railroads.. Through passenger tickets Ao4
through bills Of adng at reduced all points SoutA
and Southwest.
Apply al oics on pier 81. or TO
N. L. McCREADY, President
ls1 Greenwich street corner NJ Doy.
The New York herald., 1870-01-20
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

TOR SALE CHEAP-FINE PAIR JET BLACK MARES,
H4 hands high we'll mstchcd perfectly sound, years
old nne carriage team bs used either single double
Inquire at No. Morton street. Blsecker No. Mud
nons straat
The New York herald., 1870-01-20

T 0TTERY PRIZES cAsHKD AND IMPORTATION
IL given Kentucky and Havana circulars sent JOSEPH
BATE CO. II Wall street Box 4, ga Post ollce.
The New York herald., 1870-05-11

frO LET-RoOMS, FURNISHED, OR WITH BOARD,
gas Ac Appiy at sif Greenwich street. corner Of Jane
all the week Also Apartments let at 32S West Forty third
street.