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SIIREnE COURT. --Adoiph Ulmnnn ". Ann
- KSly, Patrick Kelly, Alexander hcklnbolhem
JOHN lultcn joseph Eliman, John W smith, VIII
liam H. Jackson, Ehenezer c. Jackson Edwin A. Jack
son, and william Matthias. no. 10
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosure and sale
made and entered IN thr above cnucd acton L. James
II; toi"man, the ,fcroc IN raj !gigm'ut uGmcd, Will
sell AZ public Auc; on, THROUGH Eohcrt, n MCtiu re-
Auctlonecrs Mt the Merchants LNcnangc Salcsroom
no III Broadway a. the cry o' Nrw lork the 2Gh
day Of october 100, ~ y o'clock noon, all that
tain lot oi land, to- 'thCr witn the budng thereon
erected, situate IA the Snutc ath Ward the city
Now YORK, bounded aud d'scrihcd Us follows lie.
ginning at point IN tho north side Of SeYrufYclghth
street one hundred ana ylve ttct east OF The north.
cpst corner OF seventy eighth street aud llri avenue
tirnCc running Uulth an parallel with Iurl
ono hundred ang two lcet aud two ne hes thence east
ana parallel Win seventy clghh street sixteen feet ana
cight inches thence south and parallel with THIRD
avenue one hundred ana two feet and TWO inches g. the
nOrh SIDE Of SrveLty eighth street and lhoace West
aong the same sixteen feet clgh inches TO ie point Of
Dtp nuIug.
Dated Sew YORK, Oct, I, $50.
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sttnmhnafs mo EniIroios.

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n fH "a: fhCA rSiSS HIN 2o HEEkkFr4S
gHHhkAti23 AASSGp TlE P # rTEAS fR99S1 NE%
AifNlN ,A5F AN EAldlsANr TRAIN LEAVES DAILY
~ IL, f:ft germ; and way, wsO An and '.so NJ
,tor Midiictown and WAY. OF $50 p NJ. cad a.. ST.
PMJ aud sundays only. $50 \. NJ Cs3i i, Sis T.. Ms
Fer Grcj court and Way. al $3.50 a NJ. C3d ~, 's:ij
-For NewbGrgh and Way, atsA. NJ, $50 and is) P NJ
CSd ST. 80 A. NJ. &l5 and il5 T. NJ
s,P mlpeI2 he SII Main 1oI ana J. a ~ s1d
ioiS and lbs 4 M .S si5 T sl5, AMI as r n From rom
nsnbers e. Depot, at Gas 1915 A Nj l. Nj 'iS. L.
FOR HacEensaci and HIlsdale. nom a3i st. Depot At
s;t5 ard Has 4. Nj t9l5 Si5, 1913 5iS. and t65 T.
'foTT Re2moSi. monsry ard Way from asa al, D,oo,
uTdays only, NJ midnight Prom tnambers at Depot,
Nj t!SJ. ais. 5. and ttijl r. Nj Saturdays only.
Tickets for passage ana for Apartments in Drawing
Room and Sleeping Coaches can be obtained. AMI or
ders for the checking and transfer OF BAGGAGE may 90
lef At the Compsnys Offices IA SO and s5I Broadway;
81 Fulton A.. Drookyn perots loot OF Chambers ST..
and foot OF I'd ST., New YORK Exchange place and
Long DOES pepot. Jersey CITY and OF the Agents aI
WI. r. BARR, General Passenger Agent
II RUckEB, General superintendent
MAY 2. is1O
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llalntlnIs Attorneys.
The complaint In the aboye-ent lied action was uly
ncd ~ the oCc Of The & erf OF The CITY aud County Of
New York, m the County tour. House IN said city on
the sixth DAY U! september 1870.
NORWOOD h COGGESHAIL,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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(,OKE S3 per chadr1n, delivered Immediately II
any part oil the CITY. Orders by mail promptly At
tended To, CHArsER q BURNS, lJ4 West 'lsIn 81.
HOKR $500 ehaldron. delivered best qnrnly
y onehsli cheaper than coal Manhattan Gas Works
ELl IL and Az. q J.hM1TH
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JONES, Fortune rylr .ag -
VI equal. u IhViupsoi 81. LA.Les. d. W. "
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A HIGHEST PRICES-work given out to
~ paw for SEWN, machines by iusalments; nstruc
hOns tree. BLAKE & POND 1879 Sth ST., between
Broadway ana ath av.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Congressional Nicknames.

Speaking of General Logan being known as "Dirty Jack ,n reminds me of the curious nick names given certain prominent members by the occupants of the Reporters Gallery. For instance, Butler is generally spoken of as Cockney Butler, or "0ld San Domingo" and his Committee is known as the "lnquisi- tion."
 Then we have Pig Iron Kelly, old Civil Service Jencks, Postal Telegraph Washburne, old Spades and Shovel Ames, Fur Seal Dix on, Blathering Garfield, Drunken Dick Hal deman, Popp Judd, Crazy Julian, Baltimore and Ohio Swann, Little Ham Ward, and Booby Brooks Then, Twtchell is known as "Sairey Camp" Mungen as Fiddler Bill" Maynard as iElijah Pegram,n Townsend, of Chester County as "0ld Middle Brain" Charley O'Neill as "Little hop O my thumb y Mccarthy as "0ld Onondaga Salt Works, v Dawes as Pussy Jack" and Fernando Wood as " Bob Macaire."
 +, the Senate, Chandler is known as "Old Putty Face" Yates as "Drunken Dick, Tipton as the "Tipton Slasher," Harlan as "Cherokeen Harlan, and Cameron as old "Wigwag" Then we have Honest Jim Nye this is a satire of the first order); Sandy | Stewart, "Cartlinal" Casserly, Turkey Cob bier Conkling, Pecksniff Fenton, "Seedy y Hannibal, and Tim Howe. Most of these names arise from some particular measure in Congress, which the receiver thereof makes speciality in his advocacy, or from the looks or peculiar character of the person named.- l Philadelphia Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Pepper Pods, by Josh Billings.

grate menny of our people % abroad tew improve their minds who hadn't got enny minds when they war at home; knowledge. like charity, shud begin at home, then spread.
 Affilckshuns are the compliments that Heaven pays to the virtewous.
 Noooddy but phool will spend hiz time trielng tew convince phool
 Time is like money, the less we have oy it tew spare the further we make it 20. .F
 The tongue iz really very fast member oy the body politick; he dug all the talking and two-thirds of the thinking.
 Ihare iz menny person whs can set A mouse-trap tew perfeckshun, but not satis- fled with such small game, undertake to trap for bears, and git ketched by the bears. Morai-studdy your genius, and stick tew mice. srr
 The world owes all its energys and refine ments to luxurys-digging roots for break last and going naked for clothes iz the inno- cense of a lazy savage.
 There iz lots ov folks who eat we'll and drinx well, and sleep we'll, and yet are sick all the time-theze are the folks who alwuz enjoy poor health,
 A person with little smattering oy learn ing z a good deal like a hens egg that haz been sot on for short time, and then dosert- ed by the hen-it iz split for matching out ennything.
 People of good sensen are those whose opinyuns agree with ours.
 There iz great deal of magnificent boyer. ty in our big citys-people who eat klam soup out ov tin basin with gold spoon.
 Experience don't make man so bold az it dug so careful.
 Pride never forgets itself, never haz play. spell or frolik
 There ain't but very little genowine good sense in this world enny how, and what little fhare iz ain't in market-is iz held for diyi. dend.
 Pedantry iz the science of investing what little yu know in one kind ov perfumsry, and insisting upon sticking that under every mans knoze whom yu meet
 Marrying Aa angel iz the poetry oy mar. rage, but living with her iz the proze. and this iz all well enuff if the taste oy the poetry hain't split our relish for the proze.
 Life iz like mug of beer, froth at the ton, oil m the middle and settings at the bottom
 We should liy in this life az tho we war walking on glaze ice, liable to fall at ennv moment, and to be laifed at bi the bystanders
 This sitting down and folding our arms and waiting for something to turn up. iz just about az rich spekulashun az going out into 4OO acre lot, sitting down on sharp stone. with pail between your knees, and waiting Tor COW to back up and be mixed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TIE comparative distances between Lon don and New York and the principal ports oi Eastern Asia, are given in the recent re- Port oi the Special Committee on American onipping, In order to illustrate the natural advantages in commercial point of view of .ae United States over England: London to fokohama, Japan, yfa the suez Canal. III .5O0 miles; London to Yokohama, Japan. ria New York and San Francisco, 10000 miles: New York to Yokohama, Japan, sia Pacific Rail road and San Francisco, 7,52O miIes. San Francisco to Yokohama, Japan, per steamer
 4,o2l miles London to Shanghae. ria Suez Canal, i0, 4G9 miles; New York to Shsngbae rls Pacific Railroad and San Francisco. s'555 miles Chicago to Yokohama, 6,9O0 miles :: st' Louis to Yokohama, 6,90O miles.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

NsA full supply of all She Pa,sat Medicines 0 Al Dr. kgSDALL's Pioneer Drug Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

THE following exhibit of the number of yards contained in mile in different coun- tries, will often prove matter of useful ref erence to the reader:
 Mile in England or America contains one thousand seven hundred and sixty yards.
 Mile in Russia, one thousand four hundred yards.
 Mile in Scotland, two thousand two hun dred yards.
 Mile in Ireland, two thousand two hundred yards.
 Mile in Poland, four thousand four hun dred yards.
 Mile in Spain, five thousand twenty eight yards.
 Mile in Germany, five thousand eight hun dred and sixty-six yards.
 Mile in Sweden, seven thousand two hun dred and thirty three yards Mile in Denmark, seven thousand two hun dred and thirty-three yards.
 Mile in Hungary, eight thousand eight hun dred yards.
 League in England, five thousand two hundred and eighty yards.
 League in America, five thousand two hun dred and eighty yards.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Ghs giner.
wOMAN's RIGHTS.

Dennis McFlynn has been thinking about two lan's rights" and his excited Imagination finds ent in poetry. Read lt:
 Hurrah for the time that Is comin' Whln ladies shall vote like the mini Och, won't the polls bc bloomin wid fithers and crinoline thin, Election day thin am thinkin' Will be the great day Of the year, Whin lassies an lads will be drinkin' Together the candidates beer. Whats the use to wrangle wid Biddy About who the Twin shall make? an' shure if twill phase her I'm riddy To give up the bod for her sake, An be stnyin' all day at the shanty, To 'tlnd the domestic affairs, A boilin' the baif an petaties,
 An mendin' the rips and the tairs. Thin whln election approaches, An the lassics are u,archin' the strate Wid big bands of music an torches, An Biddy is standin' the tratc, I'll be on the sidewalk hurTahn' For me own darIin' Biddy McFlynn Wid q chile in mo arms, and drawin' A cab wid another one in. An whn she Is maxim her spaches Before the great min of the land, Shure then l will lind her my braehcs An sit by her side on the sthand, An after she's done wid her talkn' Och, thin, how the people will cheer, An off to the polls be a walkin' An votin' for Biddy, my dear. An whin all the votin' Is over
 An Blddy's elected, shure thin I'll live like pig In a clover,
 Wid Honorable Mrs. MeFlynn. The shanty I'll quickly be lavln' An Twin wid illigant taste, Wid horse and shay for me driyin' An nagur to walt on the baste. It's niver a lie am spakin'
 But thrue every word that say. It's meself 'twould niyer be takin' The rights of the ladies awa,. IT lassie, thinkin' it proper,
 should shoulder the mortar an brik. Bad lnck to the thaif that would sthop her I'd black his two eyes purty quick. The way is for all to kape aisy,
 An give to the ladies their way; They trip up an vote like dazy,
 No matter what black guards may say. An thin, should the office be sakin' Or, twirlin' the pick or the sphade An for us the Twin be makin'
 Who cares, so the Twin Is madey
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

TIE OUTGOING SESAToRs.--.The elections to be held this year are of vital importance, for they will determine the complexion of the House of Representatives, and also make many changes in the membership of the Sen ate. Twenty Sena.ors are to be elected by Legislatures chosen this year. Those whose terms expire on the fourth of March next, are Morrill, of Maine, Cragin of New Hamp- shire, Wilson of Massachusetts, Anthony of Rhode Island, Cattell of New Jesy, Wiley of West Virginia, Abbott of North Carolina, Robertson of South Carolina, Fowler of Ten nessee, Grimes of Iowa, Howard of Michi- gan, Thayer of Nebraska, Ross of Kansas, Yates of Illinois, Mcdonald of Arkansas, Revels of Mississippi, Williams of Oregon, Harris of Louisiana, Warner of Alabama, Salisbury of Delaware, McCreery of Ken. lucky, Norton of Minnesota and Johnson of Virginia. The outgoing Senators are all Re- publicans except Salisbury, McCreery and Norton. The seat of Mir. Fowler has already been filled by Democrat, and that of Mir. Grimes oy q Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
ARIZONA STAGE LINE.
 La Paz to Prescott.
Regular Weekly Trims.

E=p=~ Regular Weekly Trims S<tAsH8 by Stage with the Mail will be made
 between La Pax and Prescott fpur. hcrse Isssenger stage will leave La Paz every Saturday eonneeung with the the stages the California end of s me, nom san Bernardnoi arriving at wiekenburg on hcnaAys ana at Prescott on Tuesdays. Passengers re turning VII arrive at La Par Fridays Connecting w,h the stage Tor California that departs Saturday morning.
 Ss Packages, &e., forwarded on reasonable terms.
 p,...0,, o...,.. JAMES GRANT. Coutrac,os.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
La Paz and San .Bernardino.

HS9f9A The Stages of the undersigned carrv.nv AsEN.& the U s. Overland Mail leave San Her . narlino, California, every Wednesdav
 Morning oB the arrival of the Los Angeles s,ages for Ia fas Arizona arriving al La Paz every Saturday morning and departing every Saturday evening. " rassenger packages etc. transported ai low rates . Agents--JosEPH MARKs, San Bernariino; GRAY 4 Co La "a. WATERS < NOBLE, Proprietors
 San Bernardino, March 90 isG9 sr,sos
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16

AN exchange thinks Gen. O'Neil can't be descended from Nihil for NihR Et and O'Neil
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Red Clouds War Record.

Red Cloud is now, and has been for more than twenty years, head chief of the Sioux nation. He Jas are all others) is of the Ogal- lalla tribe, and has a history which if written iH ertenSo, would be most remarkable one he is 5 years of age, and has been engaged in eighty-seven battles, in which he received a great many wounds, none of them, however, of very serious nature. These battles have been with the Pawnees, Snakes, Blackfeet, Utes, Crows and Omahas. In battle which occurred thirty-three years ago, when he was one of the youngest of the braves, he en- gagged with party of one hundred and twen- ty-fve warriors of his tribe, only twenty five of whom escaped death. He was wounded twice and so distinguished himself for brave " that he was made chief as reward for his gallantry and prowess. From that time he rapidly rose in rank, until he obtained the eminent position which he holds to-day. He is looked upon by his people as one of the greatest warriors that ever yielded the death dealing tomahawk. While in the councils his sagacity and eloquence have gained for him not only the admiration and respect, but the implicit obedience of all subjects.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
Misrellantous.

HOOPER, WHITING & co. San Francisco and Fort Yuma, California. Arizona City Marioopa Wells, Saoa-
 ton. Sweet Water. and Camp
 Mcdowell, Arizona. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN General Merchandise, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. We wish to call the attention of the public generally, and MERCHANTS, particularly, to our facilities for wholcsaleing and Jobbing at Low Rates.
 We keep constantly on hand, at
 ARIZONA CITY, The Largest and Most General Stoct ef GoOis in t6e Territory, or ia any ons house
 south of San FidHeisco, Comprising Everything the Country Rs-
 qsires.
 All or our goods are either imported direct or bought of direct importers. We buy nothing from secona ha,lds; thereby sdring the San Francisco johber's profit, which Is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE. "Liye and Let Live" is our motto. Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR CASH, we arc always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods, in jobbing lots, at Unprecedentedly Low Prices
 HOOPER, WHITING & co. Arizona City. November 20, lS67,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-07-16
PINES HOTEL, San BernardinO, ....... California.

This weknOwn hotel s Oreu for the reception of guests at all hours Of the day night The house has hesn painted and re-fufsshed throughout The tle is aban dantly supplied with the bes; of everything the market affords and the sleeping accommodations of the house excellent.
 Attached to the hotel BAR well stocked with good Wines Liquors and Cigars. Also, BILLIARD SALOON
 A FEED STABLE. where every care will be taken of animals, is also oonnecsef with the hotel.
 r The AriBDna and California Stages arrive al and depart from this hotel and the undersigned oicits patronage of persons passing o and fon Arzona well of the public generally. c. sTARKE.
 San BernardiDo, Cal. March S, lS10. aJs9
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

ss Tor ports but there nothing doinE. Cotton
n stesdy Petroleum vessels have
hen Hte sought unchanged The engagcnent To
h m 40 H. and 9 bales OF Cotton AZ
ki6dfd y 70. La rri6u0 bush. Wheat At 81. san
FKED auip inind ~ 81 loG$ ~ for 40 10 81 2S1
GRAIN-uur Ie en- fairly artiye, though tines IN
th sbseEee e business has been c1iremey hnleI the
unce4tau., anon Of tAC FapcoPtsan war having
etsc .-sr Sc The canal is closed We aread have uuca
boz but can Only tstns ~ hslt 700
es 70, ua reI o OF s;ocls 'ec I1 No,h IN
store 80 Io ti s ant The quantity tto' shout lt
tgether H b bushels This ayer small suppN All
s Is the general opnoni hence 'se coz.
erno, hoer = Liverpool styco tits vert evident t
Butsa t country for much larger 9unuNV
make oy than heore, an We Itoo
noted since >rrug and good qualities have improved
Winter has hcen IN far deinand or mining
exports 81 The wee, 1s3 bush agns 24oo hnsh the
erreonug To-day the market Is que' ana tSMe
sners operate s. Gee 'tre tae msktt Wss WY h' wa
sesiy saes 5io us last evening at . We VI ~ no
rsy for No Oh hcas0 g; 81 81 for No lineage SIrrs
e. TlGSl 81 ff NJ Milwaukee iougminhy for No DO :
Afoat 81 sjQs for Amber state; VI 3d 81 s for
White Mc1.su 81 sSl - for Amber Dot ~ coo 81 70 ior
White Gcuesc Ot No. Milwaukee at 5 store; and unsound
Chicago 81 O5S qUet TIE low grades beng heavy ont
Choice frutr; ses 30 bash At S0QS for state aud for Can
edisn Barley M dc AMI trcopag Pcs-ect pts for The We
sis bush G4 ts az bus ses 100 bush Cansden N hona
81 C. Oats fru lu quiet sales 3eO bush New Ohio at
6c aolt; ard 61G6c afat Rye heavy and
IN limited demand. a bush Western gc aaost State st
al loo ~ L. demand and New beteri the supply
ncee; sales 81 b t.h New Wet.erR Mixed a 1B06c Old is
aoua 81 Nts.srn White at SIC do Yellow AZ S2c jersey
yellow u G202ic
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

g f. Dee lo-Co,t0n and unchanged Poo unchanged
ae.f.uSt Choice Red Fan at ~ ~! Cora ssslchs htei and
S. iu. scse wanted at 4jd4Sci Atedt f'c leH0"
a. Os,. Ieay at lJa44c Barley dull hPnng 10 81 " he
e,reY s 1JdGSc WHISKY unchanged ProVfS1s Jis,i %% Us -
Jac m lear sides l5c Lard quiet 81 Ilt nS ios' .1!
q s6u HOgs-Igoelisi fS'Oi bs""e' f10"N ' '''
i1o4lo ,,.,, ,,.t..s. ,.h.oo. do
Clover active; inquiry ~ lt0ile per Ioo
= 'iI ~ .nds +5as5 IS FiaI seed E2G Y IG flon sAy
NheAi STEADY and IN GenA ~
jlas Rel IS; Ohp 81 "a 81 81 PeHnsvag Sl ~ StS 81 ~
A. t-0 Rye steady al ySc Corn auI Oss
Gre.g.. ,gg Cogee-Ro l4dllci lsg1alf5 Io10ioe eoo
?, r,o nue, erode I5le kefDed A.c hh'AJ 'snAs a.
be- iO-Foar dull and unchanged who, qas' and wsat
No R.t Wsbash Al al No u ~ toh Ii' tbi tt
Oa dug and unchsugod Reoepts-5GW bbs Foli no Lh
HLss 300 Lssh. Com, 800 eesh osA t, s1I ~, ~ ~
LJrlsviitF Dee l0TebaeooSAet - hbu- % FP.stns
common A. y ugi 60 15d sl0 for loW TO medium Les D.sss
HEMP ami FaI FoaT queti EIira ta-y ~ - - % % a.
.tiu,.. ~ ii.es Gfan-Nohug dong HOss Aeifs o.
u 3 i Ss lsas6 ~ for medium. Provisions nrner htss
&g 80 81 Bu Mests-Shoutlers ic tlIf iNp el't -
- Ar ste. Igsc lid IIaI4c sni neg "tsy oo"
~ HicAeo De lH-EIchsnge unchanged fhu ,.ss a.
" ess tnH- Hls.t-h0 spH1g aIie' sA1 A'u . - "a
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

PETgOLFCMWh the favorable European AiSces Crude IN
held but without demand l2c gallon
erode ,pDg order entirely nominal On the Upper Greek settle
n-n made 50 2 per bb but The Love- Road
hr no sud tue nominal qpoau0us are Is va " 81 ehped
JUL aud for contracts quoted shade easier VITO sales
reported Z@4c for December N4phthA has been
s,rs Of 800 shipment at l4c
nothing
spot bid and Z2sc akedi the receipts
Sa-rs :.rre1. o50 bhls. and 4SO bhls Crude
CkHei qet apd Pnces weak, owing " e continued dIDei
90 .c.. taOini ate! ale 80.
NIGAk-bsW holders fn With price, 3c higher
p! good Re6uug, and e for No Il box; sales
81 lc fOr{Cuhs AID 100 Havana At idlOsci
f~snei snd decidedly higher closing o. lJdlC for
Hau, li for A. l3c for b. L4c for bEtra c. and lItd
i2ic. or Fellow.
demsDd Clover snd the market Is I'm It
Io in Moderate demand snd steady At ~ 759
. iu.a Calcutta Llserd is quiet but arm al ~ Vli gold
>JFailNIle demand light; s ~ cs al I1c Tor IbOoe
TALLOW srE, With far demaAd a. q aSe for Pnue sales,
g
been Ia fair demand and. with light arrivals prices
ZZ5 bbs ironbOuud At 1i 9ye closing tfm at latter
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
Gorsts. Carriages, Garnsss, &r

Gorsts, Carriages, GarnsSs, &r.
=, - -
A II GEORGE j. MOORE's, No. 376 BOwery,
for SALE cheap EEensonIop PHAETONs Docon Top
WAGONS shing Top and noTop BUGGIES and large assortment
Of secORd.h hand WAGONS
nor SALE-A pair of perfectly matched bay
lG-hind longtald family HORSES high blood, years
Old at the owners country residence hegesey two hours from
the city. Price, S2O Inquire oil HOMER MORGAN 2PnesL
(l93O)
GLEIGHS, SLEIGIIS, SLEIGHS-SECOND-
- HAND and SEW all ses from gp the be.t ssormeri IA
before purchasing elsewhere W. H. GRAY % TO % WOoser
WINTER CARRIAGES.
w
Iandaus with and without glsss fronts
London BToughams, for single horse
Coupes, single and pair horses
Clarences, full ani three quaner sizes
LandaueS. and circular fronts
Curtain qnarier Coaches
Exclusively manuacnre and OF The best class only
SLEIGH&
Agents the vel known sleghs Of Messt1 James Good 20 Of
Albany kim5as OF Portanta iG stock Oi WHICH,
" "F BREWSTER g. Co. (of Broome-stD.
"a Fhh-ave.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SoS,o~ Dee 9-ll3O mCOnsos opened "a for woh' and
o. m tas AmsdSB securities qGe T. y Ilte-I senty
-. ~ pss; 1865 1901 90i PO.es, S7. stocks
80 t Rsioav hsres POI! Illinois Centrals III Atlantic and
y.sst Rr.err. 22 Taiow trmer.
ft,~FrtG Dec 8-PetrOleum, IL m ts .,
g--E0Ou.C0tton The mafke OgneI qnet 81 he
rst,n.3 Mddng Upsnds al 3D.. MildhBg Orleans, S0
Jls s.ss ~ the day estimated ct lOoOJ bales .
I.SI,,> D,c. S-iO p m-Amenean securities qaet SI'eb
a Ks.lNey, 20 p-..,...s. ..i.,
IIvsIY Dec 9-l:J0 m-Cot'on tTnet bTesos'aH' que'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-12

Several cheaper horses bringing from t5O 70 slV as
well as q large quantity wolf buffalo, and DearsK
robes also disposed of at pretty fair BIDS . -,
In point OF activity the horse trade, during the week
closing to-day, somewhat in advance OF last weeh,
and quite number of successful sales appeared In our
daily reports.
Prices have undergone material change Inc aver
figures which the different classes or horses were
held in the Bulls Head Market are contained in the fol-