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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-26
Aiianta. s.a., April ea.

GRAN-Corn in good demand at 1880
/. 81 by the car load at the depot; lao in
small lots. Wheat 1.40@1.45 for prime
red; 1.45@1. 80 for prime white. Oats in
good demand at s5c by the car load, SOC in
small lots. Rye 1.25.
BAooN-Fair stock on hand, and prices
stiffer; Clear sides Isle; clear nib sides 18c,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-26
Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, April 25,-Cotton quiet and
trm at 225ci receipts l, 1914 bales; exports
1880 bales. Flour 4. SCOT. So Corn dull
at LILO. Oats Csc Hay $500. Bran
2EO0. Lard 16@174e. Pork-retailing at
5000. Bacon-shoulders 12tc; sides lie.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-26

CINCINNATI, April 2a-HOur, family,
5.25. Wheat 4.10@1.12. Rye 25c. Cot
ton frm at 224c. Tobacco active at full
rates. Whisky 1OO@. 1O2 Pork 20. 90.
Bulk meats 11@14@153c. Bacon 124@-
154@164c. Butter unchanged. Eggs l5c.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-BROOKLYN, A COSBY TWO STORY, BASE.
ment sub-cear brick House, rooms, gas and bath 20
minutes ride from Fulton ferry rent s5.u Address H. o.
H. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-A LARGE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
newly pa nted, s. Charles (an Ness piaceI
modern improvements; iiae possession given Inquire
OF Z. BRL 81, SO Morton street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET CHEAP OR SELL-THE NEW FOUR STORY
brown stone House, high stoop with modern improve
ments elegantly hnished, han bay window, tcS
seventh house OF Ninth sxtyhrst street,
high ground comm andln5 beautiful view OF the Central
PARK and the for miles. Inquire of the
owner, p NJ CLARKE, of Ffty-ninth street and
Ninth ave
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

rJ'O LET-IN HARLEM, ON MAY I, THE NICE COT,
tage 2S7 East lp9h street. between Second and Third
avenues containing all the modern mprovem nts rO0ms.
sub-cear; rent t50 Inquire fompSins stand
No. a. corner Bowery and Sixth street, M. GEIS
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

rINO LET-HOUSE 3l3 EAST FIrTY-TH1RD STREET;
very low rent good party two story BRICK, rooms;
ali ments good order. Particulars at Boweys
third floor, gallery
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-FOUR STORY HIGH sTOOp HOUSE $40
l. Seventh avenue, between Fory.frs and Fortysecond
perfect order; al modern improvements Apply at
2U5 Front street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-HoUsE IN EIGHrY-THIRD STREET. NEAR
Fourth avenue, 81, ,lao; COTTAGES In lOsth street near
Boulevard Sa0 House Greene street. Eighth street,
and Lofts Mercer Basement O Broad
way. w. K MORGAN. Il ashlnston place.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

RIO LET-FuRNIsHED OR UNFURNlsHED, THREE
pleasant Rooms ta modern improp ements) No. II Bre-
place. Tenth street, between Broadway and Unyers
place. Location suitable for dentist Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-FULLY AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, A
full width four story high stoop brown stone House
Thrty-fourth street, Broadway also four story
Thirty street, Fifth avenue private fam
ly. w. II. SMITH & CO., 948 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-AT Low RENT, UNPUBLISHED OR FUR
nshed, elegant -four stone House For
ye'shth street. between Fifth and Sixth Address
IMMEDIATE, Herald O.lcc
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKEEPING. TO A
small family of adults in private house 22S West Elev
enth street, entire Second Floor of third and front
neighborhoOd and house first class Call between
nd 4.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO LET-FUKNIsHED OR UNFINISHED. A FOUR
L story high stoop brown stone House Forty third
street, near Broadway. :
W. H. SMITH CO., 94s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17
NEW YORK. HERALD SUNDAY APRIL H. ls7o-TRpIE SHEET.
DwELLlNG HOUSES TO LET.

Furnished.
rNO RENT-A THREE STORY HIGH sTCOP BROWN
stone House, parity funished. with stable very desrar
BILE location, Ia Brooklyn. Rent 500 per month.
3. IRELAND, wi broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

NNO LET-WIrH CARPETS AND GAS FIXTURES, AN
elegant four story brown stone House, "a feet wide, In
Forty-seventh street, near Fifth avenue
The New York herald., 1870-04-17

ITO RENT-NEAR CENTRAL PARK (EIGHTH AVE-
l nue. entrance, small three story high stoop brown
stone, with all the modern and
order very reasonable figure Apply 7s5 Eighth
avenue, Fifty third ST. WILBUR X BRANIGAN.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

THE FRENCH IMPERIAL FAMILY.-1he late
Emperor of the French, Napoleon the Third,
is at Wilhelmshobe Castle, near Cassel, Ger
many, prisoner of war, with an immense
train of attendants; the ex-Emprcss Eugene
is guest Of the Hoogvenn family, at their
Chateau Of Meyose, near Brussels, Belgium );
and the Prince Imperial, under the sharge of
his Governor, is at Hastings, England. The
Empress, it is given out, intends first to visit
her husband and then to rejoin her son at
Hastings. With the conclusion of treaty of
peace between Germany aud France the EN-
perOr will doubtless be given his liberty, and
in all probability will establish his residence
with his family in England. Powerless to do
any further mischief he will not be held as a
prisoner by the great Powers, as was his uncle,
first at Elba and then at 81. Helena but with
a settlement with France we expect he will
be released, ''with all the world before him
where to choose" and that from his entente
cordsale with England he will there, like Louis
Philippe, pass the term Of his exile, troubling
the world no more.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

Francklyn S'P''-" y"
= Steamship City OF Antwerp (Br) Lcitch, Liverbool-J
q Dale. ' '' ''''P'''-" '"
Steamship Missouri, Edwards, Havana -Atlani, Mail
Steamship San Francisco Higgins Hamilton. Bermuda
w II Webb. - ~
steamslp Gen Barnes, Mallory savannah-Lv,ngs,on.
Fox Il Co.
Steamship Clyde, Hunter, Charlcston-H korgap A Co
Steamship Saratoga, Couch, Norfolk, City iPonI ana
R.chmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship volunteer Jones. .Phiadelphia-Lorlard Steam
ship Co.
Steamship DiriQo. johnson. Portland Ames.
Steamship ulaucus, Walden. Bos.on-W + Cyde.
snip Geo Green. Kirby, San FranciscoC ComstOcS Co
Ship Jas Fostei Jr, Haten, Llverpoo-Chas Marshall
Co. -.
Bark Juania Sp), Puig, Barcelona Fl Marquez 4 Co
BARK John Grilin. Downey, Havana 4 Ward 4 Co.
Barf Saga (Br), Gaivin, Pictou, NS-Geo ii Brewer
- BARK Leopard Nor), Matbiesen, Philadelphia
brig Robert Move. Young Demcrara-H Trowbridps,s
Sons ""''usos
Brig Kosssk. Elliott, 81 Johns, PR-F Talbo. Co.
Brig Antelope, Rumball, Cow Bay-F Talbot Co
schr John Chan dler Pcs Sc John, Md Dewolf
.schr Nellie crowcl, crowell Indi.noa and Lavsca-CH
schr Tampco, Lombard, lndianola-Tupper 4 Beatty
Thomas. '' '' q
schr Wapella, Miller CharIeston-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Maxs0n Rogers, Jackson Norfo!k-C Stap ca Co
schr Gun Rock, Bangs, Salem-Jcd Frye 4 Co.
schr Rio, Morton, Boston-Snow L Richardson
Schr Margaret Maybee, Gordon, New Haven-Rackett 4
Bro
schr Mary Isabel, sammis, New Haven-Rackett A PRO
Bro ~
Steamer cadwaladcr. HaxelI. Baltimore.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, Philadelphia.
Steamer beverly, Walker. Philadelphia
Steamer Chester, Jones, PhiiadeipSia.
Steamer W f'errepont, Shropshire, Philadeiphia.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

ENGLAND Our OF HUMoR.-Johnny Bull
is once more scolding bis dear mistress.
the Queen, with that petulant spirit
OF domestic dissatisfaction he can vent In no
other way, and he even gives some sdswind-
ers indicating that other members OF the royal
family have fallen under bis great displeasure.
He does not like 1t that the princes can find
no better occupation than deer stalking lust
now, when John him self is so sadly bothered
with this Prussian war, and the confoundinr
and astonishing success of tde Prussians who
go ahead 80 famously that they can afford to
do without his sympathy and defy his neu-
trality- the last extreme Of foreign imperti-
nence. It seems to be the objectionable
offence on the part Of the Queen that she
does not find London the pleasantest place in
the world to live in, and that she INDUCES the
taste of lady to live where she likes, not
asserting to the notion that q queen must be
less free in this than other women. Well, this
being his great present grievance, what Is
John Bull going to do about it?
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

The Inman line steamship City Of London, Captain Tb-
bits, for Liverpool and Queenstown. sails pier q
North river to morrow Saturday. at2P
The steamship India, Captain Munro OF the Anchor iine
sails tomorrow Saturday. at nson from pier ~ North
river. for Glasgow and Londonderry.
The steamship France, Captain Grogsn Of the National
line, Will sail tomorrow Saturday, At PM tor Liverpool
and Queenstown, from pier Al North river.
The steamship City OF Mexico Captain Tmmermann Of
the New York and Mexican ns pier East river for
Havana, SisA and Vera Cruz tomorrow (Saturiay)
Bpm.
The Mallory line steamship vsruna. Capt Spencer for
Key West and Galveston will sail tomorrow (sa.urday a,
from pier 20 Evst river
The steamship George Washington, Capt eager, OF tho
Cromwell line, for New Orleans direct sails from pier No
North river ats r NJ tomorrow Saturday.
Tho Mercbants lne steamship Missssippj Cap. Henry
will leave pier No l2 North river at3 Pm tomorrow for
New Orleans direct.
The New York and Charleston Compasys steamship Man
hatan Captain Woodruff, viii sal (5sturjay) at
SP for Charleston from pier Ao Norsh si"~r
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

News Report by way Of San Francisc0-Pnr-
Iianientary, Social, Naval nnd Commercial
SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, July SOL
Via SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. O. 1870. !
The Wonga takes hence twenty-five cabin pas.
sengers for England. including sixteen from Auck-
land.
The New South Wales International Exhibition
opens 18th August and promises to be an Immense
success.
The Parliament assemblies on the 18th August.
An attempt to oust the Ministry is certain.
The iron ship Harlegh Castle Is supposed to have
foundered with the loss OF all hands. The Russian
corvette Bayorlm sailed for Japan on the 4th, also
the Challenger, flagship Of the Australian squadron,
for England.
The Permisslve Liquor law agitation is rife.
The government promises to subsldize tue present
California mail steamship service
The quarterly statement OF the inland revenue
shows \ considerable decrease.
The International Conference to initiate q Gus.
toms union scheme has resolved TO urge British
prOSect0rate over the FeeJee Islands.
A law reform commission Is sitting.
AshwOrth, a survivor OF the ship General Grant,
and SIX others. have been drowned In attempting to
recover the gold from the wreck.
The markets staynant. Kerosene Oil 64c.
Bleadstuffs rising.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
TIE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tba
Country. ss-.>
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week. now
ready contains the very latest News by The Cable up
to the hour OF publication OF the Great Europesu
War; also TeIograpnic Dispatches from Cuba, Mex.
leo, Sandwich Islands and other points II also con-
tans the Current News OF the Week; Amusomeats;
0oitgary Notices. Artistic; Fashonablej Sporting
and Religious Intelligence; Washington News; Ed.
toral Articles on the prominent topics OF the day;
Our Agricultural Budget; Reyiews Of the Cattle.
Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial ani Commercial Intelligence, and ac-
counts OF all lha tmportan. and Interesting events
OF the week. - p : -. ~. ,S,-..,,f<
TERMS Single subscription, 50; Throe copies S.;
Five copies. $s Ten copies, SIS; Single copies i've
cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
From the South.

MELBOURNE, July 80, 1870.
Advices from Adelaide. South Australia, say that
the construction trains OF the Australian tele-
graph have commenced operations
Fresh discoveries OF gold have been MADE whicn
promise to be permanent.
The retrenchment OF the public expenditure Is In.
tended in Queensland.
The Parliament had been prorogued. the Ministry
having been defeated, aud q general election was
proceeding.
Immensely rich quartz reefs had been discovered
in the northern districts. The cotton harvest was
large and the sugar crop satisfactory.
Supple, the barrister, has been convicted Of mur-
der.
A great fire in Melbourne destroyed the Varieties
theatre; loss $4,000.
The Parliament OF Victoria had been prorogued.
The revenue shows $40 900 decrease.
Lieutenant Boutwell, has been appointed the Gov
ernor's private secretary.
All the English troops leave on the goth OF August
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
WISCONSIN,.

Domestic Tragedy in st. Croix COuuty.-A
Mother Murders Her Children and A,teuyts
to Commit Suicide.
CHICAGO, Sept. 8, 1870.
On Friday last, in st. Croix county near Hudson.
Wisconsin, Mrs. Lerchrue drowned her two cbildren
set fire to her dwelling house and then took poison.
The quantity OF poison she took acted az
an emetIc and thus saved her lie.
she claims that her children were drowned
and her dwelling house set on fre by man who
came to the house and then ran OF; and that she
took the poison under the agony caused By the loss
Of her children. but her story s not believed. Mrs
Lerchrue and her husband have always lived nan.
PLY together and she appears perfectly sane. Her
reason for The deed 49, therefore, mystery.
The Republican Congressional Convention OF ,he
Second district OF Wisconsin, which Commenced ira
session at Watertown yesterday, on the 1fty third
ballot nominated George W. HazeltOn, OF Columbia
county, for Congress. General J. M. Rush was this
morning nominated for Congress by the Republ,can
Congressional Convention OF the Sixth district of
Wisconsin. "
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN, Sent s-SP. NJ
Consos closed At 81 for money and the account
American securte steady United States Rvotwenty bonds
1852 S9h 1866, old 1857, e7s tenfortes g. Stocks
sesay ERE na shares ls Illinois Centrsls ll2a
FkANKr0Er BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT Sept. a-The mark et
at t93l. w. f'N
LIygspoOI CoTTOr MAnKYr.-LrvERPooL Sent az
p M.-C0on closed with downward tendency. MiddIfpS
upands 9! middny Orleans, 96d The sales OF the daY
have been 80O bales, including 4OUO for speculation and
export
a-5P. M-Corp, 2es I'd. quarter for European iie
market ia duh
IIyrRrooI. PROVISIONS sMARKEr-LIvEnpooL, Sept g.
Up. M.-Pork nominal. Beef nominal. Lard dull
LIvERpoOL PEoDUoH MARKEr.--LIvE2PoOL, Sept. g.
5P. M.-Common rosn, 4s. Cd per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDON, Sept 8-Lin
seed oil frmar I3 I5s per ton Taow, DIS 80. 4s 6d
per cw Calcutta linseed duh at 6as the 7 nssnt in
the cvennG =
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
4na KIM win be liberal and magnanimous.

The King will be liberal and magnanimcus.
As to a guarantee Of future peace, PRUSSIA nas
got that really tarough the wonderful success
OF her arms. There is no fear OF France ever
making war on Germany again for supremacy
in Earopc or from dynastic ambition. France
will remain mighty nation, an equal with the
FIRST Powers, but she can never again claim to
be the controlling Power. This war has fixed
the political status both of Germany and
France In the affairs of Europe. A prolonged
war would not change this. There is nothing
really to continue the war for, and if Prussia
will be magnanimous in the hour Of victory
and Fraaes will yield something in her defeat
for the sake Of peace the war can be closed at
once, and these two great civilized and pro-
'gressive countries of Europe may become firm
friends. That is the advice and hope Of
America.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTI
Steamship Nebraska (Br) Guard Liverpool August 20 and
Queenstown ", with mdse and passengers TO Williams
Guon. = '' -
Steamship Pennsylvania Br), Thompson. London August
Hurst. ~
Steamship Australia (Br) Hedderwick, Glasgow Aug a.
Bros '"-' " S~
Steamship Sherman, Quick, New Orleans Sept l. with
md,e anu passengers to Frederic Baker Had weather.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, Richmond City Pant and
Steamship Co. " Wv ~ 'A
Bark Union 3Br Leblanc Halifax Ns IL days. with ice
70 Danei asn On the first DAY out the pupps were
choked wn sswius. which pu, dunnage oblig.
Ing the se OF buckets 10 bail vessel out Sept at 10 e.
lon 6' hurricane. lost fore and mAinop.aIls tho brig
Ioios rom Gov Bay Tor New yok, xudy kept company
al thst day, 10 cAAs wa required nssfstspce
Brir Clifford (Br), Foster Para XII dnvs with rpbb.r and
throughout tho Dassa.a "N''
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
ENGLAND.

President L0pez's WidOw--Royn1 HOnOr-lea-
tiOnulism In tho Universities.
LONDON, Sept. g. 1870
Madame Lopez has received letters OF admins.
tratOn in the matter OF the estate Or the late Pres
dent Of Paraguay.
The Marquis OF Westminster will receive the order
Of Knight Of the Carter made vacant by the death
Of the Earl Of Clarendon.
The appointment OF Mr.. Jewett. the nationalist, to
succeed Mr.. Scott, as Master at Bali0l Oxrordl Is
sustained by the press against his orthodox assail
ants.
The bullion In the Bank of England has Increased
a360, 600 sterling since last week.
The officers OF the Bank Of England do not con-
template change the rate OF discount at present.
The Continental money markets are extremely
unsettled.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
what Has Become Of tho War Against
NapOleOue

WHAT Has Become of the War Against
Napoieous
When King William had gained his first sue
cesses in France he published proclamation.
designed for distribution among the people,
declaring that the war he waged was not
against France but against Napoleon. Since
then Napoleon has been disastrously defeated
In half dozen engagements, penned up and
captured, and Is now prisoner. His wife,
the e IMPRESS, is fugitive from her palace,
and his son Louis is sick little exile in Eng
land. What additional victories over Napo-
leon can the King of Prussia hope for3 Is
there more complete success Of one armed
foe over another detailed in history? We
think not; for in overcoming Napoleon King
William has scattered his family, overthrown
his dynasty, and even rendered him contempti-
BILE, personally, in the eyes of the people he
governed.
And yet King William continues the occupa-
ton of the points he has gained in
France, still beleaguers the forresses of
Metz and Strasbourg, and is marching
with heavy columns on Paris itself. Napoleon
is no longer his objective point. Napoleon
has dropped so completely out of the war that
his name is barely mentioned in the news
dispatches. He wages war now against the
republic Of France, and not against the
empire; against Jules Favre and Victor Hugo
and Leon Gambetta, not against Napoleon; |;
against he people, not against dynasty.
The new republic rejoiced in the capture of
Napoleon just as the Prussians and the Prussian
King rejoiced. Its first breath was accorded
it through great Prussian victory. IT would
have remained dormant for many years yet if
the Prussians had been defeated as Napoleon
was. II William of Prussia really meant war
against Napoleon alone his war is ended. He
has no right now to wage war against republi-
can France, inimical to Napoleon, or to force
upon her the consequences Of the war against
Napoleon. What can the French republic do
except resist to the death? Her people can
not refuse to take up the tangled thread of war.
They cannot propose terms of peace or ask for
them while the victorious foe is marching with
swinging strides on Paris. They cannot betray
tho memories of MacMahon and Douay, and
of the thousands Of lesser note that have
fallen. They cannot 60 back on the gallant
defenders Of Strasbourg and Metz. They can
not refuse to fight, although the war was com
menced by Napoleon for the purpose of
perpetuating his empire against the very
republic that is thus compelled to take up his
quarrel. Did ever young republic commence
life with such vexatious dilemma pressing
upon it from the start
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
new ZEALAND.

Queen Victoria HOnOrs tEe Friendly Chiefs
Peace.
MELBOURNE July 80, 1870.
New Zealand advices state that swords from the
Queen Of England hal been presented to the leading
friendly chiefs. The native war had ceased but the
rebel leaders were still uncaptured. A new tarn
had been imposed, under which duties are In
creased. The Duke OF Edinburg and the new Com
mOdore OF the Australian squadron had reached
wellington.
An English company Offers to lay a cable to Aus.
traa.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
rHE CARLISr MOVEMENT In SPAIN.
Rati0nalism i'm the British
Universities.
TELEGRAPH EXTENSION IN AUSTRALASIA
Dispatches from Australasia and
New Zealand.
SPAIN.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HEsAlD.

Parliament to Assemblo-Quaranttne Law
The CnrIist N1ovement.
MADRID, Sept 5-Evening.
The permanent committee of government held o
special meeting yesterday. at which Il was resolved,
after considerable DEBATE TO conyoke the Cortes In
parliamentary session Immediately.
The port Of Barcelona has been proclaimed under
quarantine
General Ochoa has refused to obey government
military summons, which ordered him to return to
his DUTY at Madrid the ground that he already
placed himself at the head OF the Carlst movement
on the border.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

QUEEN VICTORIA has presented a sword to
each Of the friendly native chiefs Of New Zca-
'ahd. Her Majesty could have easily found
o"s something likely to be more useful to the
gensemen-say good suit Of clothes, pair
o' "oo's, dozen Of shirts, or a box of the
best soap in London.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
A h'eeicai Wonder-Hyat,s Lifs

nhennatism Neuralgia and Gout. her worst staees
seroiua, Kings Evil, Eryspeiss old Ulcers and the worst
psnt kdns, se|t 2. ~ BLOOD great Debility Lysr Com
oufed Sy this sovereign puriher has tested By H
rIp!c 94pg sixteen II has hundred thousan
cases And never fails when taken directed certain
curative for Fstua in ali durable has cured vory
many OF the severest of Cancer.
Principal depot. S Grand street. Sold By drugyisa 81
per bottle or six for 81
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

ACCIDENT AT TOMS RlvER.-An ex curs;on
party from Long Branch while CROSSING tho
bridge at Toms river, New Jersey. vesterdov -
met with disastrous accident. The BRIDGE
gave way beneath them and one hundred
people were precipitated In the river beneath
OF whom eight were drowned.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
SAILED.

Steamships Calabrs and City Of Antwerp Liverpool San
Francisco, Bermuda; Gen Barnes Savannah; Clyde.
Charleston; Saratoga, Richmond, &c.
Wind At sunset Sc.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

BaicheiOr's Hair Dye-The Rest 10 tho
world. This only perfect dye hsrmjesl reliable iosAo..
nsous. FActo ~ IL Bond street
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
BELOW.

Ship Caravan. Nickel from Liverpool July 49, with mdss
to Rowland rockingham (by pilot boat G. W. Blunt NO
H. ' "
Ship VIM NJ Reed, stlnson, from Liverpool Juy ~ With
ship John Mann tBr), Mann from Liverpool July a. with
Bark LcvAnter (Br1 Sherborne Loudon
mdge aster, - ~ "-
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

A.-f.entiemen's Hats, Fall Styles for 1879,
are ready for inspection and at E3PEN3CHEIU5
manu- acturer, his Nassau street I
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

.A.-0st-Knox's Fall style or Gents, Hats
No. 2i2 Broadway. Enough said.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
AUSTRALASIA. A
--~"

Telegraph Communion with Asi,.
LONDON, Sept 8, 1870.
Late adv1ces from Melbourne state the Australian
government is expediing the land telegraphic sys-
tenn in order to connect with the india cable.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

Americnu Waltham Watches
at lowest prices.
FULLER CO., Is John srsst New Yosk
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

- necldediy the incest Hat Of tho Season is
DAVIDS Fall Styles Of Genemeu'a Hats lust out Sales
room, WV Broadway, Duane
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

A.-1ferrinE's Patent :
CHAMPION SAFES
2si Broadway, oornsr Murray ,,r,,.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
CLEARED.

POET eE 1EW YORK, sEpTEgBza 8, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09
SatPPIEI G. ME W 8.

OCEAN STEAMERS
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR TIE
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1870-09-09

WARNOCK 4 CO..
have issued the fall patterns for
Centlsmen's, Boys and YOUTH,
Gents' Silk Dress Hats
SEVEN DOLLAkSt
Rroa d~sv