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TuE BErrIsH CoMNANDERs.-By tel
egram We see that Lieutenant General
Napier has been appointed to the chief
command of the British forces The name
of this officer has been familiar to all Amer
leans since the EXPEDITION to Abyssinia.
the storming Of Magdala and killing Of
Theodorus. He is son of the late Major
Charles Frederick Napier by his wife Cath
arine, who was native of Barbados
The subject of this sketch was born at
Ceylon on the 9Th of December, 1870
in 1926 he entered the Bengal Engineers.
and distinguished himself in the Sutlej
campaigns, at the sisga Of Moultan. at
Goojerat, and at the capture of Lucknow
in 1858, during which last named year
he defeated the Sepoys at the battle Of
Pownc. For this last feat he was created
a Knight Commander Of the Bath and
rendered the thanks Of Parliament. In
1851 he participated in the Chinese cam
paign which resulted in the capture of Pc
kin, and again received the thanks of Par.
lament. From 1861 to 1865 he was
member of the Council of India, and during
the latter year was appointed Commander
in Chief Of the Bombay army, with the
rank of General. While holding this po-
sition, the troubles arose between Great
Britain and the Emperor Theodorus. which
ended in a brief war. General Napier
was placed in command Of the forces sent
to Abyssinia, and the admirable manner
in which he directed the campaign, the
rapidity of his marches and complete sue
cess of the movements against Magdala.
form brilliant page in the history of his
military career. In reward for this sur
vice he was created G. c. b., and on
the 18th of July, 1868. was raised to the
pccrage as Lord Napier of Magdala.
Fourteen days later Parliament passed an
act granting an annuity of $4,000 to
him and to his next surviving male heir
for the term of their natural lives. Lord
Napier has been twice married, and has
had ten children, all Of whom are still liv-
ing.
The commander Of the cavalry is said
to be Sir George Charles Bingham. Earl
of Lucan. He is an old officer of the
British army, having entered the service
nearly fifty years ago. During the Tur-
kish campaign of 1928. he served as a
volunteer in the Russian army. under
General Dicbitsch. and for his services
was made a, knight Second Class of the
Order of st. Ann Of Russia. He repre-
scented the county Mayo in Parliament
from 1895 to 1880, and was chosen one
of the representative peers for Ireland in
1910. He commanded division Of cav
airy in the Crimea, during the campaign
Of 1S54-5 there. and participated in the
battles of Alma, Balaklava and Inker-
mann. The famous charge Of the light
brigade, which belonged TO his command,
will be remembered so long as the history
of the battle Of Balaklava remains extant.
Lord Lucan was Colonel Of the Eighth
huzxas till February. 1855. when ne be-
came Colonel of the First Regiment Of
Life Guards. He is a Lieuteuant-Gen-
eral in the army, a X. Q B.. q Com
mandcr of the Legion Of Honor, Knight
Of the Medjidic, &c.
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- Wells Illustrated Annual ef Phrenole-
ey and Physiognomy, for 1871. Besides Pes-
srsiss. Characters and Biographies Of numerous
distinguished Men and women, IL contains hi /.
teen National Types ef Female Beauty; Organs
Of the Brain illustrated and ae6ned; ''whas Can
Do Bssa r. How to Eater West Point - .
Sssdeas; PersoaAl Beauty, hoe Attained; What
b Tie No d Phrsaoiogyf Just shs thing for
Farmers. A rich and racy 3 cens book, sent
srss poet. Address oisce. Physiological jour
nal ss9 B.Sadwav, New Yerk.
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- Poxssos's DsxocsAr has the largest cir
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81 We have received the '..Ssr .Spassyed
Basser," for pecrmber. With its January num-
Der this unequalled paper begins its ninth year
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M.

TnE BaRsACrE on SATURDAY yExr.-
The arrangements for III. Democratic
Barbacuc nj Leonard Town on Saturday
next. the 2Gth instant, are progressing
s'nsin and satisfactorily. The affair vii!
prove. We doubt not. splendid success.
There 10 every prospect that there win be
enough and to spare Of beef. musses, shoat
spa oyster for double the number ofthe dem
"erstic army in the county. and hence tho
Committee. having charge Of the arrange
nsats. with the full approval Of the de-
mocracy. have authorised rs to extend an
Invitation n attend to the ~hole people of
81. Mary's. without regard to c lc. or
politics.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24

Rev. L. Marks, Pastor of Hanover Street
Church, Wilmington, Del, says Of sour Faith
er's HoSse::' The author has struck upon rich
vein of thought, and the subjects OF which he
treats are handled with marked ability. Learn
ing, ability and taste-which are so characters
tic Of the wri,er-are the prominent features of
the work. See advertisement in another col
umn.
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CEO. T. ROWELL 4 CO., 40 Turk Ro~,
. Neg York.

S. H. PETTENGILL f CO., 81 Park Ror,
Ner York,
Are the sole agents for the 81. Mary's Beacon,
in that city. and are authorized to contrac,
for inserting advertisements for US At our low
est cash rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
quested 10 leave their favors with either of the
above houses.
ct -, 1870.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24

The Maryland Farmer Cor NovenbeF il II hand
and vel up 10 is former high standard - an
Agricultural Journal. A fall accoznt Il the
Maryland State Fair, With list Of prcmiums
given. is ia this nanbsr. Published hy Sands
Kills Co. al 81 20 par aunrm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24
Notice..

A IL persons are hereby warned not to tres-
IA pass on my farms. near the Head Of ST.
Cienenfs Bay, with dog, gum or otherwise The
Law will be rigidiy enforced against all who dis
regard this notice.
wM B!SCOE.
Nor. = iSse-Sv.
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NeW Millinery, Fancy and Dress
Goods, CIoaks, Ious, etc..

which she is prepared to sell at a very sma.
advance for cash. Her entire stock having
been purchased under favorable circumsia an
ces and at prices approaching gold rates,
che bellows that the ladies' of s.. Mary.
will find it to their interest to give her
call before purchasing elsewhere. Deeply
grateful to her friends and the public Ter
the encouragement she has received in her
bnsincss heretofore. her chief study aud so
lie tr'.e in the future will be to o tain and
deserve its continuance.
Nov "a, ls7O-tL
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Mrs. Dorothy Trissell, with feminine
curiosity. wanted to see if her husbands
gun was loaded. She found out by put
ting the muszle in her mouth and pulling
the trigger with her toes.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24

Pet poodles are now amused with rub
Der rats, which squeal and jump when bit
ten. Ii gives the little darlings exercise
and cheerful spirits. you zee.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


0rp1ans' Court Of Saint Nary. County, .es:-
Nor. -, lsio.
nRDERED By THE COURT, TIA, NARY
~ e Bnwlcs and ID : Rowics, administers
tors of " LILLIAN s BOWL :, late Of Sain,
Mary county, Maryland, deceased, give the
notice required ~ Law 60 the drccased's
creditors to exhibit their claims. and thu IN.
same lac published once a week for six succe.-
sirc weeks IN some newspaper printed in said
count.
Test: J,sT MRusy
Register Wills for 81 Mary's county.
NOTICE.
In pursuance Of the above order. we hereby
give notice tina, We have obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of 81. M,ry's county, MARYLAND.
letters of administration On the personal estate
of VIM Rowl 5, late of said county, dc,-ca.-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
dccc"Sed IRE hereby notified to exhibit the same
with 'he proper vouchers attached thereto, TO
the subscribers on or before the LIST day Of
June, 1871, :hcy will otherwise bv law tc rx-
c!uded from the benefits ofthe said estate All
persons indebted TO the deceased irc requested to
make immediate payment to the Subscribers
MARY L B0wLES,
BIS BOWLES
Administrators.
Nov "a, ls7O-6w
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$50 acres Ofland,

more or less.
This Farm is sisu ,ted in the second
election district. about ten rilcs from
Leonsrdtown and Eve from Pinev Point.
and is nearly surrounded bv "Her ring
Cree" near its co"aucnce With the Poto-
mac River. The finest oysters are to be
found in the coves within the estate. and
fish at all times, and wild-fowl in season
can be obtaiaed in grea, abundance. -
There is au Episcopal and Ca'holic church
very near, and fne Mill about one mile
from the place.
The improvements are two COOL
DWELLING HOUSES,
the necessary
BARNS,
GRANERIES.
STABLING
and other necessary cutbuillings.
The soil is very good. and u large por.
ton Of it highly improv d aud u.der goo
fc' cling.
IL is frst-class farm and we'll worth
the attention of such as desire to purchase
pleasant. healthy aid profitable estate
TERMS OF SALE.
Cash on TIE DAY Of sale or ratification
thereof BY The Curt.
Stamps aid conveyaneirg at cost Of
purchaser
JOSEPH X. ROBERTS. Jr..
L ustcc.
Nov. "a, 1S70-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24

more or icsa.
And. at the same time. by virtue Of
suhority from John II. Milburn, Jr., 4
will offer for sale the rcmaining o,e.half
interest in the above name property.
These lands arc located near Poplar
Hill Church. in the Factory District, .ad
about one mile distant from Hcrrin,
Creek. They arc Of exceilen. soil and
fairly improved. They are within less
than mile Of Churches. Stores and a
Grist Mill. and in pleasant. prosperous
aud healthy neighborhood. There is
comfortable Dwelling and god Oat-
Houses upon them. aud an abundance of
timber for home purposes. There is also
a good Orchard. fine water aud good grass
land upon the premises.
This property will be sold in en,ire-
ty-she purchaser buying the interest
Of all parties interested 1t the sum for
which il shall be bid Of.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24
Quick H.,es Sm,,, Profit,

Mss IRENE FURCK. having removed
AS1 her store to the building fort,erly &C.
cupicd BY Messrs. Vile K Ford, respectful.
iy Informs her friends and The public. tina,
she is provided with full aud carefully Sc
lccied stock OF
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24
STATE OF |
~
EXECUTf
AxxArC
THANKSGIy

Whereas il /
enlightened pl
in haml le dew !
the Great Cres
inuumershlc q
I. ODEN n
State of MAY
sheagh, &, att
Proclamation
ss,ir. apar, Y
fourth day e |
veml'cr. rs D
ING.
Aud I carnd
people Of MARI
the worship an
God. to wLena
glory forever
Given n, dc|
the State of MI
IFS, day Of NJ
our Lord one 1
seventy.
by the Cow
Nov. 10. Il
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24
EXEl
(lEDERt

" f,Iw,lI,
~, late Of -.
erased, give the
deceased = ere, i
that the same J.,
successive week
said county.
Test:
KcgA(
In pursuance
give notice ihatI
I'lans' tourto
letters testament
Thomas I bruIj
All persons ha, /
ceased are hercl |
with the proper
the subscriber,
May, 1871, they |
ded from the I'll
persons iudcl,i,
TO make ini.i,dIl
Nov 10, 1870
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24
TERMS OF SALE.

One-half Of the purchase money 10 cash
on the day Of sale and the balance in
twelve months from the date thereof
the deferred payment to be secured BY
the b nd. OF note. Of the purchaser, With
security 10 be approved BY the UNDER
signed, aud to bear interest from the day
Of sale.
JAS. 2. DOWNS,
Exrcutor Of John II Milburu, ST.,
and: Attorney for
John Fl Milburu, Jr.
ABEL 4 ABEL,
Auc.ioneers.
Nor. II, 1S.c-:s.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24

<NRpFRrp Il
~ pilllhay &
tors Of t'has tn
county. Naryla.
auirvi lv law I'd
hihit their claim
lisied oncr "a We
some new sialer
Test
Ecsij
!
ahu' e." .n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-11-24

In pursuance
give notice that
phaas' Court u
letters testament
Ann How ard.
All persons ha,l
creased arc hcrrhI
with the proper
the sus,scritsr. |
1871, they viii
from the lcnchtj
indebted To- the |
immediate payni
Nov 10. ls10i
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ADMIN

Orphans Guar
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Nov 10. 1870
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Nor. }, issc-3v.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTs- FACE Fourth, Gfth and s'KaA
AsTRSIoSY- -srvrsru rAor-rir.h column.
soHRbEss AsD Td5si
soAiD AND I.obeISG WANTED rAsR-rirss
BRocKLYN 0is RE% sSiIo'ns ESTATE FOR sALE-sRvnsrH
BUsINESs orPoRrUNipiEs- S'p PAeE-Nf.h sol
sISEss NOTICES s1s ssEEsayss9a sSan
rtRaRISsase rtRaIsa esp 8Sp sALEsxENTnan pAorsourth eoumn
S63cnss S6HsASfsnA AND unAkbhNEksn fS rAsr-romh
HfR and .
pANoiNG AGA DENIES sroosp rAe eE--Third column.
AND us
suR6ESN fAss column
risH son
FOR sALE-SryEsTm PAGK- Sixth column.
col
ss'%a aad
aoRsss csRsHAcEs ssRRsnHAHc;Es ac-rrssr pAer-rhird column
ROOMS ACE
Fourth column
sAssnaF column
- Sixth column.
ss% column
SolS'H Column
rRoP0sALs s-SECoND PAGE Third column: 80 No
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SeyENTH PAGE Fifth column. -
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SEvESTH PAGE-Fifth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEvEsTH PAGE-fifth
column.
REwARDs-FIRsT PAGE-sixth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-sRcoSD PAGE
Second column.
BALES AT AUCTION-THRD PAeE-Ffh and sixth
columns.
MUTATIONS swANTED-FEMALEs-THi PAeK-First,
second and third columns
UTUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGR-Fourth
tPECIAL NoTICES-FRsT PAGE-First and second
columns.
pPORTING-DO0S BIRDS, &C.-FInsr PAGE Third
column.
.6TALLIONS-FIRsr PAaE-Third column.
TIE BALL SEASON-SECoSD PAaE--Thiri column.
LHE TRADES-THIRp PAGE-Fourth and fifth colunins
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES SECOND PAGE -
Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FIRsr PAGE Third column.
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r. = ~ ~. s='--s- 49, ..--a- s~s- -
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
a 'ah55hyfs14s ssHdiH 44EahsH Sy
IAnHSsR nHsT kEHs hssH-
seIss: ard !s Ens e. ss &c s ps. aEd
Essssa Ssnss wsss as%ls Sdsss @rSs saoS: " @ s &c.
Worked Dimi,y Double BANDS, i5c
ssss ss.;sss sss,s ss;ss: IS 5,.s. S,ss.
Closing Fancy Ruifinss, 2lc. piece.
cSsns csss1 s1s on. fFsaa FsSsea oas g. &C., &C. yard
sSss i::; ssss:s'ss: ss cheap
Closing lace ccllar. ,s ioc sac, .,: ssc .'S sc c
GOODS SELLING
q dJiS SiSs e5y4' S5fs
@ Dress Trimmings, s5c.. sIc., Soc piece ~o'.'
Fancy 'ft' st Sess,.. i've sf sc 'f ioc rs 49, piece
sss Rs. % ss' s &C. r. T.'sf S 81
Bl Black ysyeteen. I,,e re iuccd 70 lsc;
Best Silk Pushes reduced to 7Cc.
c,,,.,, ,,.,,.., 'Gs1s s2s DY%g HtFErD
ses NesasMo1s hs%.tn &c. &c.
Gents Linen Hcnmed, zoe, 23c., up.
sO0 dozen very Gne Handkerchiefs, 25c., up.
p... Da,. EVERY DErARTMENT
Narrow S.n W Fancy S. kboSrs &c. loc l2H yard
W,Gs Ts1sy y1'1., y1'r%%ns s%.s. Ess". snnan i0s
!s!sssy''a' %!ss 1sSsS sI's }ess,: eIsss:
Siss.. HSss.' stripe. ss sI2s.f l:,: ih"n %%s
Plat Plain n,a.r asa Fancy Ssc. Piece piece:
Reduced SSc. M,c piece piece
Toiss: and aoe. yard. 81 81 psss. psss.
Frsse c.n e,asnS a% &c., oi se eo'
Closing Roman SIX Tics, 26c.
CLOSING aa,HSs !$S H3S,' ssS$s:s slSss: ssS$$$ss
best Specifications. iuli lengths. ic spool r In' '''
best Cotton, warranted 200 yaris, DC. spool
ss:, Bss' Sewing Sewing sk: siks is le. :ps;n :ps;S
Best Best ,:oaessd sssn9s Sl'e 'SsG1 s paper.
Finest Fine fs %pae. Braid slsd.. e. .i piece ae; paper
White and coiored % French Working .Si Cotton, 1c
Fancy Harpins and Ornaments, &C. to 2oc
Fancy rs.,s sr:ss.tpins, g., iSs: iss.: &c:
snf .nS Eyer: sss
Gents Kid Gloves, 80. 7sc. pair
Spotted and soicd Kids, i5c. pair.
Cloth and Silk Gloves, 25c pair.
Ladics'snd Hose and Hail.
keal Md reduced
Gloves down
reduced from 10
~ " TO 7ec. &c. pair.
SILK and Satin NeOktes, 1Uc 10 25c.
Closing Merno Vests and Drawers, 63c.
' = SH6S5sAfg $5&Hs !ag5s hEsAH5sEsr 9sEs ON
AT RETAIL.
Everything in Round Hats at Csc.
Plush VelvetSatin and Felt Hats, 2bc.
siik Velvet and Fancy Buttons, &C., &C., &c. dozen.
ana na. zspyr c &C., so1sn
six Dress Trimmings, CSC. piece.
M SIX and Satin 0imps, Csc piece.
SILK Fringes black and fancy, 25c. piece.
Remnants Of yelyes and silks.
WoIsted Work and Patterns
Fancy and Morocco Belts. &C.
Closing out Closing out
on Monday on Monday
all our all our Dolls.
Dolls, with with natural
natural hair, hair from
from 81 % SS reduced
reduced TO abc. to Soc.
WM. kinney,
Gi5 BROADWAY,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEECKER STREET.
A T.. Ih1sGRAIN,s, ,E,Ia ,,s.i NV =, sss BROADWAY
LEGRAlHs
Dry Goods store
wLere the entire stock will be offered ;or sa!e,
At great SACRIFICES
Great losses,
And we can assure the ladies that the
Prices marked down
TO such 6curcs that It will pay tbem
call before pqTa3sRi!nis TE3R s,sshsrs 80 srsaawav
between Twcn.yhrst Twenty second streets
DECEPTION BoNNETs-vELvEr, BoNNETs ALL
cth real m uaHu MT
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W YORK, MONDAY, JANUARY "a, 1870.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A A. A.-NosEY TO BUY FIRST AND SECOND
= xo. SoS % loan on ssa
NICHOLS, Counsellor At Law ii5 Broadway. room u.
A ;.,A-"cAsn IN HAND" FoR FIRST AND SECOND
:norgages a fay dscoun also to ioan,on New York'
"e''@ - v. /. BrifLER CO., o. Liberty street
STOCK For OF THE UNION
Apply % HESsS HosS No. s'"sf fns s ' ''''"
FOR SALE IggY EIGET AN AND TEN Pc. CENT
STATES '5 Of AMP ElSo1s SSTsTI HsB BoSss MISSOURI
an. Psy;S .S in s
% HI sas s n. net, esSw the right
aovernmsu. Securities received in exchange the best
'' out
sss n with
believing them to be- in point Of security equal to other
ALBERT H. NIcoLAY,
Stock Broker aud Auctonser,
Also New York city Railroad stocks ana Bonds; insar
sna s ow e
B.-An securities not dealt In at the New York stock
custom whh this house for many years.
CoLD SIX PER CENT BONDS, OF THE ROCHESTER,
from MRsS ana
Ni second MorEages promptly bought And sold rrnci-
WILLIAM SINCLAIR, No. Pine street. room No. /.
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE IN
sums 70 suit second n'r.j1ffs j5s HaneS H. sourHARp
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, l24 Nassau street
OFFICE OF THE ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE. COM
" s aSs & Nfw Ia IL dR
Rsr Of
n EsE 81 s
s ssa "a
w lu00 City Of Savannah past due Bonds
ln0c0 City ofssvannah Bonds, maturing February.
Memphis and Little Rock First Mortgage Bonds.
ALBERT HAcnFIELp 4 CO..
"A Pine street.
WE ARE PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE LOANS UPON
purch ased. HASTINGS. coEviS SALMON.
Nos. 4 aud Pine street.
$75 O0O-To puECHAsE First MORTGAGES
No.: ~ sol1s
$lUU.UOO ssoeso IN ,ams % q sicS i and 1 S $ssSSS
IN different Trust and Mort
S-s' Oh 'Ap''''' psf'' %s H. RAYsoR No. s Pine street.
S1c5 O00 TO LOAN IN SUNS OF $1,000 AND
Io r." cosaEY = g S & ss
room H.
100000 sw rSAE ana bSsHn sSMS 7S @ on
Mon:aut Insurance Company, iss broadway.
| &7SO 0OO TO LoAN-ON FIRST BOND AND
| 1iJU; ;OUU mortgage on improved Properly, in city
+. N. MASON, No. Centre street.
:oUUUUV to suit, At seven per cent, on Real
~ Broad street.
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rT,O THE CARTMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
At meeting OF cartmen called at No. Is South William
street the afternoon OF the 2Uh instant the following
resolution adopted
Resolved That meeting of the bonded, public store
and ship cartmen Of The city OF New York and vicinity lie
called to assemble At Pipers Hail. Of Beecker and
Morton streets, this Monday evening" january a. at eight
O'Clock, on business OF vital importance.
The undersigned respectfully requests the attendance of all
the canen in the city In accordance with the above reso
on as the object OF the meeting their hIghes
interests BY order. J. COLES, Secretary.
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LlRsT CLASS STEAMERS LEAVE FOR SAVANNAH
Ga, direct on every Tuesday, Thursday AMI Saturday
M:P. NJ. For passage, Apply al the Southern Steamship
Ticket once. 10 Broadway.
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A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALE-TIIE PURE
"A Arabian Horsc SAID il for sale reasonable
his present owner has for him. To breeders will
most valuable acquisition The following pedigree gives
10 his
SAIL lasa spelled sayed given by tho groom Nnbar
Pasha Minister 10 France from Egypt foaed the 9th
or March, 1885, at the abes of Nubar Pasha. His
the famous khorassan the properly Of Abdul Medjd Ids
cendant o the celebrated Janzcar leaped the citadel
walls with the last MaInelukc Bsy when fleeing from
Nedd breed on the mothers side the Ansseh
the side of IShorassan.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers Of
durance speed In the Abyssinan war; being
stantly by nm officer during that campaign.
For further particulars apply Mr. FOSTER At the oacc
of Wilkes Spirit OF the Times
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

DECEPTION BoNNETs.-vELvET, BoNNETs ALL
handsome assortment Of Round Hats elegant French Flow
Dress Caps caddresss cheaper than any other
house in 'he citv. Nine nE LACY, tsets Broadway,
near Ninsteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

~. A. JACKSON'S, NO AMIrY STREET, NEAR
IA broadway.-Lbersi advances male Diamonds,
Watches Jewey Dry Goods Personal Property OF every
description. Same bought and sold.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
LOAN OFFICES.

AT So THIRTEENTH STREET., NEAR wiLLhCK'G
n theaeI pay the highest price .or Diamonds. Watches
and Jewelry, or advance the same.
ISAAcS, Diamond Broker 81 Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

nrAMoNDS, WATCHES JEwELRY AND SILVER
~ ware bought and money loaned them. GEO. T..
ALLEN, 4lo broadway, one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

TIT BLEECkER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UT
"A stairs The highest cash advances inade Diamonds
Watches Jewelry Silver &C. tho bought, at No.
Bile ecker street, north side.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

A -A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SOUTHERN
"A. Association, drawn In public at 1230P NJ 80
r. ~, at Virginia Hall, Richmond, Va. =
Distribution No. 35- Saturday Morning, JAM a. 1870.
2,.;a,,,o 2S n 81 ls &C. 10 81 50, y, as 2s
2, 40, So p "A, 8, 8, 10, 2. & 5, 6, IS.