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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21
rhe Educational rIeeting Last hight.

Ehe Educational HeetHE Last Night
The attendance at the educational meeting
was not large, bat larger than tho former meet
ing notwithstanding the very inclorneut wealth
or The meeting WAS called to order hy Dr. T.
w Humes Prosiden. Of the former meeting.
Prof Hunter Nicholson was called upon and
made an interesting statement of what lie had
seen and heard at the late meeting ofthc friends
cf education at Nashville.
VIM Rule was called upon ana made lew
remarks touching the action Of the late Conyen-
ton lie also suggested that the County Court
should be memorializcd on the sahjec: Of free
schools. and requested 10 levy a tax TO support
common schools.
Colonel Baxter thought the present system Of
tre7 schools in Tennessee would prove q failure.
Il might do Tor Davidson and Knox counties,
but would not answer for sparely populated
districts. He inquired of Mayor Van Glider the
amount Of revenue collected by the city, and was
and was told $4,000. He then moved that the
Mavor and City Council bc requested 10 pro-
vide for q tax be levied for the purpose Of sup
PORTING free schools, saying that l0psr cent, adj
citional OF the amour. would support such
schools
NJ. Charlton supported Co. Baxter motion,
and urged that the question should TO tested in
tie municipal election
Judge Andrews made some very practical re-
marks on the subject, urging tina; high taxes for
The support Of common schools, was public
ocouomy-bettcr pay thechildrea' way :n.o free
schools, than to pay the way 90 men into iail-
and penitentiaries,
Prof. Nicholson did no, favor tie present -ys-
tera but thought i: should he taken up and
made The most Of half loaf be better than
noloaf at all He thought candidates foG all
Offices should be required to speak or on the
subject
NJ Rayl said the committee already appoint
81 by the Board were willing T. take action
they only wanted light.
Mayor Van Glider sid the appropriation
could 10, lac made without -ubmitting it 10 the
people ThePre-ent Board could rot do it until
fhsr term of Office expired The people are
groauing under high taIe-, whose means were
destroyed during the iate wa.. He was in favor
Of supporting good systcm II schools The
only question Va. how 70 do it. Hethought orr
STATE was doing good deal for education, and
instanced the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at this
Mace. lie wac jus; in favor If adopting and car
,yine our 2 liberal system Of oducation by the
state. lie was next in Apyor Of county system
on aecoun; Of difficulties arising from large
number Of those needing the aid Of schools in
tie suburbs Of the city. he spoke Of the ad-
Yartagss Of ciucation--.t WAS . matter Of dol
lars and cents and the question was how IL
should be raised.
DR.. Bailey though. vi should have primary
schools 10 begin with, and then expand into in
tormejiate aud higher departments We must
Erst have the nursery, then the orchard.
Il
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sahhaiI, Itecrcatinm.

The iolnwing touching opitaph is - be found
On the tombstone ola Colorado deacon: When
circumstance rendered IL impossible for him
70 attend the stated preaching Of the gospel, lie
made pi0us Iu,c TO lin an Indian every Sab
t,atl
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Errors Of Youth.

4 gentleman who suffered for year. from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
ful iudscrei on will for the sake Of suffering humani
~ send free % al who need IT, the roc and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing 10 profit bp the advertisers expert
'nco can do % b., addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN y. OGDEN.
tcC.T-u.r No. y Cedar Street, New York.
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Gettinr Married.

Essays for Young Men on Social Evils, and the
PROPHECY or ihJpropriety Of getting Married, with
sanitary help 0r those who feel untitled for maIimQ
NAL happiness SoRt free, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
lL< Pr. 7orf3l-AkWtQ
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Emigration.

The someryiile Falcon says tia. I've wagons
loaded with the effects of negro emigrants, from
Rutherford county, IN this State passed through
that place on Monday, 18th lbs. They were
going to Mississippi.
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(iuciuuasiETgrket,

CIN,lENAII. Dee. lg.-Flour quiet Huj uayhuhrclt
family Sj.50aGn2i2. Corn steady: 5Vallc. Pork dulI
and UNCHANGED Lard dull and dropping, Kettle ~
Bacon dun and dropping; shoulders l0l2e. Whisky
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RmrgIarious AItempI.

A gang ofburglars attempted TO open the zafe
Of Holden, HUMPHREYS & Barns Chattanooga
last Saturday night, but were frightened by the
arrival Of several Of the clerk-, and eft without
having carried out their intent.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21

The silk trade of Lyons -pys n French paper
is sending Immense quantities of goods abroad
under the apprehension Of % visit fromtlc Prus-
slams the railways are constantly conveying IN
Vulnerable bales The station 10 Geneva ia OBJ
structed by them At Mnr.eillcs one commits
sionairc is mentioned "a. having sent Oft Lyons
silks amounting 30 l00J0.O00f ia value, during
the last few weeks; another bias dispatched
silks to the value of 1900 cUOG These goods
arc generally forwarded 10 English warehouses
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-21

New NoRE, Dec. I9.-Cottou active and strong.
mand. Sale' 7,si- bale. ut 49,. Fiour-SoUGhern
dull and heavy, o:iJaf.j9; common 20 good extra
$50 as.4O Whisky is steady at 90. Wheat more
tive. but irrcgulaT winter rcd and western amber
Sl.42al4i. Corn hcavs Ic lower; new 52a,5. Pork,
dull End nominal; >lHLo. old mess $3.50.
Beef steady: plain l0alic.; extra l5glS. Lard
dull; kettle l24.a3: steam l3 Turrcnino Cue'. Rysn
firm. FREIGHT. more .stiNe.
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The Republican majority i'm New Jersey
at the late election was s. +-}-cNacly the
same ae the Democratic maioritv i'm 1865.
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Advertising.

afford to do bu,inc.s merchant prince said
truly that Ior+ou investing ono dollar IN any
kind Cuisines should spend collar IN adyer~
Using that business.
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In Chancery at Jacksboro,. Tenn.

j. p. Irwin ct X. Ct al. ". L. I. Kincaid ct al.
IT APPEARS FROM THE ALLEGATIONS IN
i bill, which is sworn TO- that tho defendants, b. i.
kncaid and John hincaid are non-residents Of Thu
state II Is therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle
newspaper published in knoxville. tennessee com
manding the =aid b. f. kincoid and John Kincaid t.
appear at the thanccry Court Clerks Office nj ths
court house in Jack sboro Oh the rst Monday Of prl
next being rule day of said Court for the return OF
taken for confessed and as To thcm sct for hoarine
CN-UaTte, j. =. LINDSAY. &. \ VI. .
,.s.9l-,yii.
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by Telegraph!
New York Market.

NV AUEE. Dee. lg.-Noney closed tu-da, AZ Ua,.
Sterling 20 = Gold clGscd at Sl.lU,A9l ~. Coy
eminent securities are Guie. having advanced X.
G2s -. Southern securities very dull. Old Ten
aud North CaTonas strong. Nirginias SIRE
weak Tic following arc the quot thong: funncssCcs
to; 90. Virginia. %: o. Louisiana7 10L2;
g. leyees Il; 81 s.. Alabtnas l001s 5s 20. Geor
giss -; = ~. North Cayoljnas Az; new q South
Carclir s.. s.. 81
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Letters Remaining in the EEOxNi!I POST
NlIiec. Decenbcr 10. 1870.

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D,REclaRY FOR ADyga Users.

AhrsElMENTs-sroosp PAoK-Fourth, anh. and sixth
4GsTR0LoGY- TWELFTH PAer-sixth c.,rumn.
BoAEDERs AND LoDGERs wXaIED-s.oosD PAGE
BOARD AND I6poIso wANsED-sroorD PAsr-rr..
s9Sa FOR
suslsEss rAer-rAlra col
NH.t esfgsE saLhFwn.san
And sf' sls ss rAar-r col
zsS pAs.
6o1srwsE STEAMSHIPS fAaH-hfsS a'% ana :i..A
SSs sSao Column
NsTE 10 s4 AND vs
EUROPEAN srEa rAosThs s column ,
ExPREssEs-srooSn rAap- Fifth column.
Fasa-Isi9s FfaaEnSass ssa%n SS1nnn
EsS;sLs, E0R Ss;AsLEDsEooSp PAeE-Sccona column.
sEsch
HELP wANTED-MALRs-TwxLrr PAeE-six,h col.
HELP WANTED -FEMALEs-rwrLrrH PAeE-Firss
HoRsTs. cxRRIAeEs, SC. First pAaE-seoond column.
HE F5oa 1o nssr
SsSh gY AND
GEN REAL ESTATE foK sALE-TwELrTM PAen-
kESHH
LOAN cFFICFS-FIRsr PAGE Sixth column.
LOST AND FOCND-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE--Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS- SECOND PAsr-Fourth column.
MEDlCAL-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixth column.
AISOELLANEOUS ADvERrISEMESTS-TKNrHP PAGD-
Sixth column.
IUSICAL-sEcoND PAGR-Fifth column.
fEhSONAIS-tIPsr PAGE-First column.
ofFcE pAaas.s eHan1 Column
kHOPOsALS-FIReT PAGE-Fourth column
FhOrEhrY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE, OR TO
-. RENT-TwEIFTH PAGE-Fourth column.
REAL ESTATE TO OEXCHANGE--TwELrgn PAGE-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-rwrLrru PAeE-rOurth
REWARDS -FmsT PAGE-sx,h column.
Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET-SKooND PAGE
Third column.
BALES AT AUCTioN-TwrLrrn PAax-rifth and Sixth
columns. - - ~
uTUATLoNs wANrED-PEMALEs-E s-ELrvrNrH PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns,
sITUATIoNs wANTED-MALEs-rwELrrH PACE
First column.
gPECIAL NOTiCRs-FIRsr PAaE-First column
BPORTiNG-DOGS, BIRDS, GC.--FIRsr PAGR-Secoud
sTALLlON5-FRsT PAGE-Second column.
TIE BALL SEASON--SRCoSD PAGR-SiYth column
THE TRADES-lwELFTH pA9g-Second column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEooND PAeR-
Second and third columns
YALENTINES-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-FInsr PAGE-First column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsT PAGK-First column.
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PROPOSALS..
........ PCOfOSALSs
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION OF THE STATE

COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION OF THE STATE
~ OF New York, New York, Jan. Z, 1870.
NOTICE TO HIrkoTs-The undersigned, committee
OF the board Tor tho erection OF asylum Wards Island
or the treatment OF insane win receive plans there
or sch plans To DO presented before the 10th OF
February, proSimo. The plans must be designed 10
accommodate 2bO patients and be accompanied by esti
mate OF the cost OF the building. All information In
reference 70 the Asylum, It's location &C., may bo
Obtained OF the superintendent OF Wards Island The time
OF meeting OF the Asylum Committee for the examination Of
pans presented Will be asceraned from the Superintendent
OF the commissioners OF Emigration Mt Castle Garden The
sum OF &l,cW will be paid for the plans which may be
any and all plans presented
GuLIAN C.. yERrLANCK, Presidentl
CYRUS II. LOuTREL
PHILIP BISSIN9ER,
JAMES LYNCH, yCommi,tce.
ISAAC r. SMITH,
FREDERICK KAPP.
p. MCELROY.
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FINANCIAL.
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS


AIR LINE BONDS
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS
win nd the First Mortgage bonds OF the New Haven Middle
town and wlimanc Railroad Company desirable
form Of investment now offered in the Market
Tho Bonds exempt from every form Of State or local
taxation and from the United States income tar
The average saving thus made win amount 10 two
half per cent which, added the interest received makes
them equal 70 bond paying nine and oneha per cent
this rate Of income is not affected by decline in gold.
Tho bonds issued only as the work progresses and
for but onehalf OF the cash expenditures on the
road They are secured by mortgage on all tho pro-
pery the company whatever kind The State of Con-
neccut made trustee for bondhodsrs and every bond
must bc issued from the Office be BY the
Comptroller They issued in denominations Of s5oo and
Slcoo registered twenty years to rum
and payable principal interest," In New York. The
bonds offered at par and interest.
HATCH & FoorE,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities,
Il Wall street, New York.
PROFIT RENT OF $3.50 YEAR FOR SIX YEARS
secured by REPAIRS will be Sold
allowing larger interest than anything In the market No
agents noticed. Address W., box lU Herald odce.
dividend POTosI MINING COMPANY
~ coin per share payable 10th inst at LEES WAL
NEW YORK, Feb. 8, 1870
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-
STALLlONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR eALE.-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horse SAID for sale reasonable terms as
his has for him. breeders he Wi, be
most valuable acquisition. The following pedigree rves
10 his osreer:- -~
aso spelled ssysd given by the groom of Hubar
Pasha Minister France from Egypt oaed on tho 2h
Of March 1852 at the stables OF Nubar Pasha sre
he famous khor.ssan the properly Of Abdul hedd sads
dam Oban the property OF Nubar Pssha and IA the
scendant Of the ceebrated Jncs eaped the citadel
walls with tne last Mameuke Bey when fleeing from
Nedd breed the mothers side An asseh breed on
the side OF Khorassan. ~ ~
This grand stallion exhibited wonderful powers Of en-.
durance and speed In the Abyssnian being
stAntly bv an officer during that campaign,
For further particulars apply Mr. FOSTER at the oacs
Of wilkes Spirit OF the Times.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHIPs

M ATIONAL LINE.
AN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
pr>,,. From pier II North river.
TEN NSYLvANIA, Hail. Saturday February "a at ~ NJ
hELvETIA, Thomson, Saturday, February ls. At A. NJ
sase 10 Liverpool or Queenstown Cabin, ESQ and &l00
steerage, $50, currency.
rency ''f" S"~S~"-'"s''~
Apply =, the company's Office 50 Broadway.
y. w. j. HURST, Manaser.
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sroRr1NG-DOGs, BIRDS, go.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale Medicines for all dseaseA Prepared food for
Of Canal.
N. B.-Ladies attended to by Mrs. DOvEY.
e invoice OF CanAriss and other Song Birds CHARLES
MEiCHE BROTHER d Chatham street, between North
William and Chambers streets.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THR COPARrNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the urm name Of schindsr, Roller Co. is this
gay dissolved by mutual CONSENT Mr. George Muller retiring
from the Arm. ALBEIT SCHtNDLER-
FREDERICK WIN. ROLLER
GEORGE MULLER.
The business viii be continued usual In the manufsc-
turing OF fine furniture by the remaining partners under the
nrm OF SCHNEIDER Roller NJ the place. Nos $50 52
FRINGE street. ALBERT SCHfNDLER.
FREDERICK WIN. ROLLER
New YORK, Feb. I, 1870.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

0NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
The General Transatlantic Companys Mall Steamships
r, between New York and Havre, calling at Brest.
ne splendid vesses this favoe for the
VIZ VIZ ~, np rom Pier 90 North river as folIows;
xlLtE DE PARIS Captain Surmont, Saturday Fab 10
eT LAukENT Captain Lemarie Saturday March
LAFAYETTE, Captain Rousseau ..... Saturday March is
l.iNI' aP'Aih bucle Saturday, April q
oi ps.sags payable n gold (includIng wine
Paris ttncluding railway tcket), eI45 and 8Is ~ ~
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
AMERICAN travellers going TO returning from the Cont
nent OF kurope by taking the OF line avoid
Doth transit by English railways the dscomorH
ing the Channel besides saving e trouble ana
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
~ OF THE RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF
THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
r. s. WINSTON PRESIDENT,
For eleven months ending December 81, 1889.
AND OF IT'S ASSETS ON THAT DAY.
Assets February I, 1863. 69.........,.. 83p lu
Receipts during II months
Policy Fees Annuitles, Prami-
ums and Renewals. .......... .Sll, ,75,s59 81
Interest, Premium Gold and
Rents. nts...................... 2,090,353 4e
.------- 2la ola AZ
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DosT OFFICE NoTTCE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE
on Wednesday, February 9, win close at this Office
10 A. M and at tho stations follows, viz A and Is,
s:55 A. Nj and o, 6A0A. NJ. and 4, as a. NJ, ana
Ana q. e:O5 A. NJ r. II. JONES, Postmaster.
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coAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

.al,,, OF GALVESTON STEAMERS.
rylnx tho United States mail " "s - ny "s''' S.s~
% Inc a. steamer vIR1iNA Captain Kennedy Al pier No.
" EsM river, VIZ San Saturday February H. = -
All goods Tor Houston interor x 10 hv
our agents, .esMs = H. Moaahon 1 Co., free.
l53 Maiden lane. - ""H~o"i oo's
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OK nO0 $4,000 AND $4,000 TO LOAN ON FIRST
pC.UUU. class improved property In this city and
Brookiyn First and Second Mortgages wanted. JOSEPH
MASON 4 GEO. Is. WALTON, al Broadway.
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VVANTfD-APARTMENTs FURNISHED FOR HOUSE.
w keeping, in private family, between Twenty and
Forvsecond streets Lexington and Sixth Address
r. G., Herald ONCE
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yVANTED-FARM TO RENT, 10 TO 30 ACRES NEAR
w town depot. State exact position price and full
ticulars must be cheap Address EARNEST CASH. lsl
Herald ollce.
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LII PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEGo.
tiatins washnson Insurance Company Scrip payable
10 oper for 1852, '63 f 66 49, the having been
stolen July 8, 1867, and pay ment stopped
PHILIP g. JUSTIN, ~ Cliff street
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pERsoNs HAVING MONEY CAN INVEST s3.ou0 AT
ten cent beside interest Westchcser
within ten miles of City Hall, valued mt $s,O0O Address
JAMES PRATT, 6S West Forty ninth street.
SHAW a PEIxOTTo, 80 PINE STREET.-MONEY
- loaned Immediately FIRST Mortgages improved
Property Advances upon securities ing no quota
on at the New York Stock Exchange City Railroad Stocks
bought and sod.
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GO E00 TO LOAN-ON PROPERTY IN NEW
'DfA.COO York and vicinity; first and second mort
gases promptly cashcd; principals only.
WIN. SINCLAIR, JR., No. Pine street.
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ELEGANT THREE-QUARTER CLARENCE, NEAR
n y lined with purs silk satin, springs, full
cnar front, made to order by Brewster Co.. Fifth
Also circular front Coupe with Pole and Shafts lined with
cortelien; made by Ward Rroa
These carriages both worthy tho
attention OF private families.
Al private sale.
By JOHNSTON VAN TASSELI.
Auction Mart, liz East Thirteenth street.
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WANrED-A HOUSE AT yoNKERs OR VICINITY;
w rent not 1900 and possession April most un.
ceptionable references Address A. l2S Herald
0nce.
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yNANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE; LOCATION BE-
w tween Twentieth and Twenty sixth Third
and Fifth avenues rent not to exceed 800 per or
three furnished Rooms with Boar In location
place.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-BY FAMILY OF FOUR
w adults, House In good locality, between Fourth aud
Eighth avenues below Forty ninth street rent not
$00 best reference. Address 229 Broadway, room l9.
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WANTED-A FLOOR IN A PRIVATE HOUSE FOR
w housekeeping. by couple without children. from
Forty 6sh to Ftyeghh street. Fourth avenue Ad
dress LENT, 24l East Fifty third street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MECHANICIAN HAVING COMPLETED A vALUA.
~ BILE set OF scientific instruments valued 81 OO with
which he contempates giving sensation exhibitions In th
United States win sell half copanershp 81 6dO
street, from II to 3.
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WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A FURNISHED ROOM
HARRY Herald Office.
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GS0 0O0 TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT; CITY
poO.OOO property only, Applications from princi.
pals solicited mo bonus asked Apply 10 wINANs SANDS
Il GARREITSON, 81 Cedar street. .
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LNoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
H. Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships of this line leave pier 81 North river foot Of
Beach street,
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at r. NJ, connecting with the VIZ.
gtna and Tennessee Air nc the SGaboard Inland limo,
Petersburg and eldon railroads. ChesapeaSe Ohio rail
roads, and Richmond Dan Vile raroads Through
tickets and through bills Of laan
oil poinia South and Southwest.
Apply nj onlce on picr 81, or TO
N. l.. McCREhDY, President
1877 Greenwich street, of Dey.
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WE WILL PROMPTLY BUY, AT FAIR RATES, FIRST
w and second mortgages upon improved city property;
loans speedily procured.
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G1O0 OO0 TO LOAN-ExCLUSIvEL ON WEST
sDIOU.OOV chester county property. First Sec
ond Mortgages bought. Westchestcr Fire Insurance
pany Stock for SALE l.. N. DAVENPORT
l32 Nassau street, No. b.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

L. BATTERsoN'S FURNITURE STORAGE AND
IL. Express establishment 6s1 $50 Sixth avenue near
Foreth street. Elegant dry and safe for furniture
and pianos
The New York herald., 1870-02-09
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, WANTED.

. A GENTLEMAN DESIRES FOR HIMSELF, WIFE
~ and servant Floor OF not less than four rooms well
furnished convcpences for housekeeping preferred
viii provide for his own linen and bedding; Location
must be between Second and Eighth nort
OF Tenth street, uDdoubted reference given required
Answers must state fully terms, &C., which
able. None other will be noticed. Address SUMNER
Herald Branch Office, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-02-09

TAPSCOTTS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex
| change once Passage from Liverpool and Queens
town weekly by FIRST cass Steamships Also Liverpool
and London BY weekly sailing packets Drafts for G and
upward available In any part OF Great Britain and Ireland
nj the lowest rates, at
TAPsCoTT BROTHERS 4 co.'s, SO South ST., New York
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-OFFICIAL
- Passports OF the Department Of State issued by A. c.
WILLMARTH, U. Court Buildings, II Chambers street