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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

10 consequence OF the Attendance Of
many at the ward meetings on Saturday
evening, the sale of those valuable oil
paintings at Messrs. Register, T%rezevaut Il
Co. was by request postponed until Mon
day afternoon and evening at 3 and 2
O'Clock, when il is to be hoped that some
of our picture buyers viii wake up to the
sense OF the sacrifice that these pictures
are being sold. Its repetition cannot oc-
eur again in this city.
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BLACK Alpacas, % cents-a large lot, at
MENKEN BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

TIE best mattress and upholstery work
dOuo at ThixtOn's, a. Court street, next
Southern Express Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

Why2 Have you not read Puck2 at
CowPERTEwAIFs CHAPMAN & Cos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

ELEGANT Bohemian toilet sets at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2i3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

WINE glasses and grand glass ~deeanters,
at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2f3 Main street.
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LADIES' UNDERwEAR.-Cbemise, Draw
ers and Skirts, q large lot to be closed out
at reduced prices, al
MENKEN BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

PoPLINs,l Is cents-aD assortment Of Pop
Inns, Is cents. MENKEN BROS.
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Voice 10 ADVERTISERS.

Ne advertisement is inserted Ia the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for rs sn extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day We charge one
sixth additional.
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FOR RED

Regular Red River P~ackst-F0r ShrsveDs-e
and Jefferson direct.
b. u. Il ----.-.-- carter. meza.-
This elegant passenger steamer
VIII leave as above zf
MONDAY. 9Th INST. at 10 am.
LARRY HARNSTND. AGENT.
la- T. Madison street.
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COUNTY, seRIpl COUNTY, scRIP !

In sums to snit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. 9 Madison street.
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Go TO Locke's, 2s6H Main street, for the
latest news.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

OUR blankets. white and gray, at much
lower prices than before.
HERZOG & BRO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

BARGAINS, bargains, bargains, great
bargains, al b. Lowenstein x Bros, this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

A LOT of nice white Blankets for -four
dollars and fifty cents a pair.
HERZOG Il BRO.
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WATCH IA great Hosiery sale toner
row morning, less thar half value.
A. SEESSEL Il SON.
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Read YESTERDAY. To-day and F~orever!'
a. CoWPERTHwAET, chaplain d Co.'S.
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wooD! woodl Dts Main street.

ONE hundred remnan of silks, at b.
LOWenstein * Bros.
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Chan0ery Court Gaancpllor kior1an.

ChanCery COurt---GaaHcellor kiargan.
The cases set Tor hearing on Monday are:
Gbb BurdItt vs.. Clark.
BOZ BaDb vs.. Rice.
C5s Beverly vs.. HERON.
go ualIEm vs.. Sargent.
0I2 Hammond VS.. Williams.
90 Cochran vs.. Borg.
6.3 NarbUrg VS.. BOrOman.
oiS bach Us. LOwnes.
6cO Snyder rs. Hardsick.
90 Rocco IS. Rocco.
Gg6 Laird vs.. Bettas,
6J1 Mallory ys. Baxter.
69s cage vs.. Armstrong.
bSy Moody vs.. Armour.
iUl SamUels vs.. Mosby.
lu2 Starke vs.. Pride.
I03 Taylor vs.. Armour.
zoe Ellis VS.. Heron.
5Uf Lee vs.. D|riscOli.
1jS Ferguson vs.. Werner.
Iga Davis vs.. Loeb.
10 Claim VS.. Schioss.
IN Woodward vs.. Erskine.
IL Norville vs.. armour.
~ AmuOn vs.. Alexander.
IA Pritchard VS.. Graves.
rs M0ye vs.. Adams.
~ Union Bank vs.. Nesbiit.
as COgsWsl vs.. Hayes.
7l5 Heely vs.. Heeiy.
20 DslOaCh VS.. NO4thrCp.
I2l Nanabiesys. Lucas.
~ Peres W. Mahouev.
81 NicAOl VS.. Dunn.
- tearn VS.. Doyle.
~ Bell VS.. CLARK.
I5t Buck IS. Williams.
TjJ BeDrend vs. Theme.
1856 Mcknight vs.. Mcknight.
~ Bruce VS.. AnIes.
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WATCH our great Hosiery sale to-mor-
row morning, less than half value.
A. SEESSEL a son,
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READ the new advertisement of b.
Loweustein & Bros.
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Civil Districts.

FIFTH DISTRICT.
Geo. r. BEDFORD in the Chair, and John
D.. Waldrou, Secretary.
DelsqdieS.-Ou the first ballot 3. p.
Barnes, Esq, and on the twelfth ballot
W. II. Lake, Esq, were elected delegates
/ TO the Convention.
On motion Of J.. B. SynnOtt, seconded
by Col. Barrett, il was unanimously
RcgOtUed, That the Commissioner OF
Registration be requested 10 make Tony's
grocery, at the Big Spring, the voting pre-
clint for the Fifth Civil District.
We are indebted to our friend Priddy
for the following from Bartlett: Dele
gates appointed from the Seventh Dis
tricU TO The Convention of the 9th: q.
MallsuD, Can't. G.. A. Rose, Dr.. W. 3.
Wright and II. l.. Priddy. Alternates-
W. A. Galloway, r.. \. Wiliford, j. b.
Mercer and T.. l.. MCGOWAN.
F~OURTEESTH CIVIL DISTRICT.
Col. i T.. Il. Ray, Chairman; Charles F.
Bullock, Secretary.
Deiegatar.-A. J.. Montgomery, D. l..
Ferguson.
FIFTEENTH pIsrBIsr.
T, Mcoleary, Chairman; J.. C.. Baker,
Secretary.
Deiegates.-E. L. Colby. Morris Doyle.
PEENlbTs TO taking stock, ~ February
first, we offer extraordinary good bar
gains. y. L0weustein Il Bros.
GoLD hair nets, al lower prices than
elsewhere. UERLOG * BRO.
y7s MAIS STREET. corner South Court,
you can bay the best wood.
G~FNTLEyTEN'S wear ciearsed by a new
process without the destructive mode OF
securing. ut the Memphis Steam Dyeing
and Cleaning Establishment. 2b2 Second
street.
WATCH our great Hosiery sale to-mor-
row morning, less than half value.
A. SEESSEL & son.
IRIsu Linens, Bleacbed DOmestics and
Sheetings, at MENKEN BROS.
HERzoG's celebrated kid gloves, fresh
Ia Na.4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

Two jurors wero obtained Yesterday in
the Dickens case, making ten in all. The
remaining two viii probably be obtained
on Monday next.
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RIVER NEWS.
Arc, D~ardaneile.
RiVEas. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

Des Arc, Dardaneile.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, January -
River rose it. Ii in. in past p hours.
Below high water mark of 1857. Is feet
10 inches. CHAS. GOODWIN.
Superintendent OF Gas Works.
NEW ORLEANS. January 2.-Arrived:
Columbian, from st. Louis. Departed /:
Columbian, for St. Louis; Virginia, for
Louisville; J. H. Groesbeck, for Cincin-
natl.
LOUISVILLE, January 22-The river is
falling slowly.
TO Little Rock. White river is swelling
slowly, with ten feet TO J-acksOnport. Our
dispatches give the latest news from all
points along the Ohio and from st. Louis.
The weather is warm and rain is immi-
ueut. Business on the lCvCo was active.
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80 cLERk p cIRCUIT coURT.
ron CLERK 90 CIRCUIT COURT

AGN ~
TLEEE BARTLETT CIRCUIT COURT OF
NEHELBE GUtNTN-Ltterg Ippe0i- Please
Hg laHue as a candidate FOR Clerk
Of TIE above Court, uh'5c TO the decision o.
me convention. Election IN March next.
'afa G.. 81. BARTLETT.
NOR CLERK OF THE THIRD tBAETLErTJ
II CIT" UT tpIEl-WlthOut q doubt, 4 am
q cane. iata before ne county c~cuyentlOu tor
Clerk OF the Third lEarlett ClrcUlt Court.
iaIE J.. Nc. BROOKS.
n LETT CIRCUIT CDIEf-Plesse au-
luuErr me as "a ra01 date for the above
Orice. subject 20 q Nomination by the Con
veatiou. Jlnl7l CHAS W. JOHNSiON.
ELFFK THIRD CIRCUIT COURT CBAHsT-
< iIfT-Ns arr authorized 10 announce
=. W. ElEG as "a candidate for Clerk Of TiilE1
Bartlett Circuit court, subject 70 the uout-
nation %. Tie County Convention, 10 be held
January 9th. lalf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

Sheetings, at MENKEN BROS.
HsRzoG's celebrated kid gloves, fresh
to hand.
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COUNTY

FoN TRQUSDALE is a candidate faT
- county Grnsiee 81 Shelby county, sub
Jet 70 the action Of The Democratic party.
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u" -3ll5o J z. ANuUfs1hs
The notion docket was called and dis
posed OF yesterday.
The eases set Tor trial during the ensu-
ing week arcs
Monday, January 2lgt.
Cox ct al. vs.. Pickard ct al.
Ruby VS. Rogan, admir-,
Ihe above cases viii occupy the stten-
lion of the Court during the week. No
other cases win be set tor trial.
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aTroRSEY-GEx. CRIMINAL COURT.

Tr1HSEF-GENEEAL OF THE GRIM
y NAL COT-KG.-W are authorized % an
uu-lce +. NENT HART for AJJorney-Een-
eraI q the Criminal Court. subject 10 the de-
cl-icr 81 the Democratic convention. Flee
-tsl ll rlaF. Jab
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23
Buy your wood at rs Main.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, January p. 1870.
Editors 1pPedt: Ny attention being
called to a notice in your local column of
last Sundays issue signed Many Work
ing Democrats, " calling on me TO become
a candidate for the Office Of State and
County Tax Collector, 1 hereby consent
and authorize you to announce my name,
subject 10 the action of the Democratic
Convention. w. II. MILLER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

TTDEEEY-gFNERAL or THE GRIM
y INAL IpUEI.-Ne are authorized 10 an
u0lure y. ID. WEIGH SIS "a candIcar for At
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

GFNTLESTEN'S wear CieaEsed by a new
process without the destructive mode OF
and Cleaning Establishment, 262 Second
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

WOODWARD is q candidate for County
y Trustee OF shelby county, At the elec-
ton in March next, subject 90 the decision
% the County Convention, 10 meet jan
uary 27th. JAZZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

ELEGANT assortment Of China and Pa
riAn vases, At the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

TAPESTRY Brussels, 81 20: 3-ply, 81 IS,
Hemp CaTpeting. IS cents, etc, sold by
T.. FEGAN, go Second st.
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FOR JUDGE lsr CIRCUIT COURT.

FUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COCRT-Ef sor7
j lp.=lt. In e~pause 40 tile very Compil-
lgllsry cal lH your paper OF yesterday,
-lEu-f one ct tla Bar 7 hereby announce
myself a candidate Tor Judge Of the First
circuit C0urt-or shelby sunty.
cell C. W. HEISKELL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

OUR Lonsdale Muslin at the lowest
city price. HERZOG & BRO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

"Mark Twain's I~nnocents" are at Cow
PERrHwAIT, CHAPMAN y Co.'S.
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MEMPHIS ASD LrTTLE ROC RAILROAD.
Going West-Leave Hopeneld daily at 500
am
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CORsErs At 80 cents, a small lot 10 b
closed out by MENKEN BROS.
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WATCH our great Hosiery sale to-nOr-
row morning, less than half value.
A.. SEESSEL Il son.
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FOR LOUISVILLE.

Regular Memphis and Cinciuuau Pzcrel-
For Cairo, Louisville aud C~il.inuatL.
TINS elegant ami swift steamer -
viii leave as above ~
WEDNESDAY. Ith inst. ats pm
LARRY HAR1iSJAD- Agent.
JAZZ No. Madison street
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4 LARGE lot Of remnants Of popiins,
alpscas, jeans, pant stufs, etc, just gath.
cred, are offered very low.
HERXOG 4 BPO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

1. Andrew J. Fletcher, Secretary of State
of the state of Tennessee, do certify that
the foregoing is a copy of an act of the
General Assembly of the state of Tonnes
see, the original of which is now OF record
in nv Office.
In testimony whereof, Ih8ye here
unto subscribed my official sigma
nature, and, hY prGer of the Govern
LIS. lor, affixed tie great seal OF n state
Of Tennessee, az the Department ia
the city of Nashville, this 2Isl day
of January, 4. I. 1870.
\. j.. FLETCHER,
Secretary of State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

JOE LOCKE, 236's Main street, has Co
dey Tor February, writing paper, euyeI-
Opes, etc.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
p4SSENGERS ARRLTED.

PROV LIvEEPOO-n steamship City Of London Dee 2l-Georre
F1tc 1.c M. bels. Nm. Naught M and Mis-. 'arl hr
children Mr. and Mn Aeuoger }. T. Az ridge Nj Herr
G. NsuA.ou. NJ L9ous M an Mr.. "nhib NJ anG NIT "
Lsveuc. G. H ieE~ucc W. Irok' w y Galbfaith j.
r. y. Power b. Chew MS Anne Martyr, b. J.
PROV RAM}j gG-ia steamship rburngis. Dee 2lD Rosenberg
and t-a u A11. a. + s.ts Emo ,; sgre M @ g S, Beith
Wofers.iu and 2 childreu S Emsnual W. x. TrouS~
Johrsor and daughter N Jep Ms Dyen
Ar Fslr b Esgsb A. Spencer A u. Dieter MI Gallagher =
csTf Harrison $ iarrs A. g. Yed G Couuyeldrs NJ Klein
lad h. Clk msQ, Mis- Buffers iuaiui 'API D. - NAei
Kelly trdman, Nj Halmond Mr. Rsht. Mr. loiaschh W
Mrs Lev and two children NJ Moo"orth
M Flr'cher Miss NJ Swrh Ms Ler'ir6G R. oO'Isg
LADY Mn Elz.Let Msn, Gen hueielGs I've serySni. T
-, 49, letg Charles G. IIav Mason G. K 1horue Miss D.
smith Hobrook MI Lott Mr and hs Gsinfr NJ,
" Wr-h and sdy Wright. ). Riehsrison, W G. Wood,
Ms q lhanson Mis- NJ D. Richardson H. L. hns AM VII
Iecsvoo. rlfe aud daugt,rs Mrs Ins J. Fo
NJ Cuitug sui daughter Mis- Perkins Ms Campbell
Horr, w BIemef NJ Farmer W. Borleant Nj Coz,
NJ Jsnreque NJ Jrnt9n '" ftrr' ~
Wos John Field Hunter Mrs Lockwood: nurse and ehli Mr.
Whhsst Mrs Keas aud son Mr alner $40 dafhrf %
Thomls,. foH. daughter; s HousMan, M.
Psirc.a NJ AMI Mn 6eus; C., B. SSe,,suP SsP
Nj Doud MKenne tent Bgrrsris servant "en bBrtop n
iAa Mt sao Mn W Jsgp ht A. D. SsSnl J' "a hE * L. d Lst
raaS Nj Elou. M ". Hsrii, Mr. J. L. wslteI, M M
NJ saa b ausSll NJ snd srs d wae,' MesT. Bulis a
Nsr if D. Rs'mont Hearqges As Bg,lr Miss steu.s Ms'
Tidnsou. Doasas MsoioHsE r. Perry. J. Woodward
Jsges Csdsek NJ Enoe Ar Patton Watt Sherman ChA sshg
sT shd Mn " kce Gen Litehsid George eh'' o. T. WHY
FGOM HAvLNA-In steamship Mono Castle Dee 2-Gsoree
Frani Nr, N Rodrque4 Ial4I joaquin Psvrct Mr. Pun
TGoms .. Doand, hrs NJ p Toeser, ChrssDe Range
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

schr. Jonas Smith Kctol,, Savannah u day, lumber.
Rehr Porto Pists, Montgomery, 0mos Hon. r. DAYS hdes
Henry Middleton brower Beaufort N c. dAys
tcHooyERs-KivER
Ida L. BeArse fhlsdrpns. Mary Din, Virginia
= l. Thompson. Port Johnson Theodore Dean Pail River
NJ. X kockhll fel hvei Ida &. Burgess, Bridgeport
\ Petis, New Haven. H r. GodSin Stamford
C. L. Edwards Boston. NJ. V. Cook Providence.
Wild Pigeon. Providence.
MEMORANDA.
The steamship Guiding dreth Southampton
Nov 20 for NeW-lort into Bermuda l2 supplies
aud fuel, and remained on the 18Th ooalng.
DOMESTIC PORTS
RoSToN Dec 2hrved steamship Gsucu, Newyort; sclr
Hepnei's, from Cape Pslmzs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QEENsrovS Dec 2l1 The steamship City Of Washington from New
cetged
loSPoNDEURT Dec. n-The steamship Pran from GlAgov,
touched at this port al 81 p rn. yesicrday.
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL Dec HYbe bark John FIFE from Charleston
much damaged by IRE YESTERDAY cuted o her hull and
cargo The bark Ncsgua from EwYork for Beyout reported
al Gibraltar leaky. shr Bdna from New io for Liberia be
fore reported abandoned Oct 2i Nov H. dsmss,ed
The bark Carnt Wman from Heyoe has been supplied with
anchor and chain OF Cardiff Rsh Of sarSvak h Falmouth
leaking badly.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
HORSE AND C1RRIlGE AAREET
Ngw.YoRK. wednesday, Dec. Al, Is7t


The general inactivity in the Horse market
continues and the occasional saes made are not oi
sufficient Importance TO call for special notice.
New arrivals are neither reported nor required, tho
supply on hand answering fully the present limited de-
maDd.
Prices have undergone material change, and are
still In favor Of buyers.
An auction sale of Horses, secondhand Wagons, ETC.,
was held to-day Mcssrs Ba lzer Hamn's New-fOrk
Iattersalls, Of Thirty ninthst and Br0adhay ah
the whole stock brought under the hammer Dir fOred %
al prices fair enough for the present scasOn.
From The Carriage warerGoms OF cur leading inanfac
turers moderate demand for closed Carriage b. r..
ported Dut business in general II very quiet IL nghi
be revived by heavy and lasting fall of there
Is great variety OF beautiful seigs ia all the reposi
tories.
II hut few months since We gave notice that Messrs
Nelson Guild. Importers and manufacturer Of fge
harness and saddleryware had opened a establish
ment az 81 UniOn-square and ind arcady that this
Young firm have achieved a reputation which places
them the front ranks OF their trade. In addition
splendid stock many styles (but all Of aud the
same superior quality Of the finest harness, English
saddles costly robes furs etc. they are at present dS
playing exquisite assortment Of leather ROOdr, rta
BILE for Christmas gifts, and comprising all sorts aud
sizes OF egant travelling bags, the neatst sche Tor
ladies, and OF that essential element or adys riding
outfit the whip, their collection O the latest aud most
recherche styles is simply unique
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF w-YORk..........................Drc.


CLEARED.
s,surhps-Bstsvs BHge Lvrpooi aAho Pner. Lverpooli
san, AL ~ ~ ngor DL As'kr@ete. GreH Ph41spha; e..
ss1sieea D.e Philadelphia; Eiagsa Batsm aelnond te
NyAnoke. bourne Norfolk, 6c
sbips-Csrpo esrey LeToo Aurors Morton - Francisco.
Laudo3; Onon, tlist Csrk Falmouth
Carh tfdrF k0iis Brcaen Jane
hss HsirIabsnn Hs1sBsi 6. DeLso lne~) Miller SaguA
CorkO FGpoHth Eeisn g. k4cb
st,aat Giirsisar: san Quiuiin. NHbsrg. u ! o..
NciBtyTe. Charleston; Ed~ , M anY, wis,
By.i. ar T. a. aBfsw. Gar. Co1nrcn hc rio BsrfAs
6,eoI pa.e A. Arrow. hclialaa, iisLsl y Meita Lent
Bss, river =; Wbcstob, Atkins, Wisng Old Chsd
Hss;bbtD1k, BsIHorf-
ARRIVED.
ssaHsp Lott Liverpool De TO- sbd Voeesowh Dee H.
sstss. sbd nss. -. a.. . - o.
sOrn ysh, hase and ,,., a, =.
smith. TTeste
Al C.bTtitsT Z1th. fruit. kc
seAmship Adams Havana Dec IL rndse sud pss
BSHY Ansdne Pennington Galveston D'c IL Va hey W ss Dee
l6th Ddse. Ahd pss.
seauship Fsns Freeman Philadelphia. ndse and pas.
bsElLp NyfBSke BOuns Richmond OJ Point AS0 NOTION base
end
sAip Charles, Loebere. Ahiserp a. dsrs, ballast
Bari Margaret Tsdd Ha GraBd 90 Sal - dAis mise
Bng EnOt Eessn BueBOs Ayres ~ dave. mise
bns TlsOIhy Fled EsSJsVE bsssEHA Gsyi Je.oS p'De
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

SCENE IN TIE WIND klVIR MOlNIAlNS
By A. BlEBSIADT.
ALLEN B. MNKR, Auciobecr
DY ALLEN b. MINER a BROTHER,
I'D LATE HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Established ISL
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS Dec p and p, at.
oock Galleries Nos 81 and 8l9 BIoSiWsy,
Twelhst.
lane elegant collection valuable MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
combined galleries Of MerS DHUlNETTER Of Ant
aud A. VOGET II A am recently received and before
exhibited forming entirety Of the artistic, yared and
asug collections Of the Belgian. Flemish and French schools
this Also number Of hne representative pic
by vorte and esteemed American artists their latest and best
yr,iucuOus
EUGENE vRRBoCKHOEvEN
finished Cabinet Landscape cattle pronounced by
70 be the finest import j.
DAVID col.
Interior with figures painted bold free u Of quaint
r. C. KORK KOEK.
exquisite Landscape remarkable detail and truthful
uess Also the latest and choicest works o.
j. Van Lerus, l. Rohhe, T. Gerard,
l.. Wiutl, David Ge NOer Van Sctendel
y. psz. G Pecrus. Z Psssan,
Iauvelet NJ n. Dp Beul kuWassey
T. WIleus j. j. TOus,aiu, !. Portfolio,
r. Csrol-s II. Schcsnec. T. Bidsn,
ScIelf0nl b. kcfk. Carl Becker,
L. de Iaurne A. Hulk J. Wander WaSrdeu,
T. Won Srbou, W. Bhers, II. de Nos,
II Seba,l-s Ronteu J.. Never,
sni ohers Of equal Euppcin Distraction
VIII he on crftrf and after THURSDAY 18Th inst, free DAY
erldey inn tlssa
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22

niorer Shields.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Al
derman Conan committed John Iowerre for having
stolen clothing worth $50 from the schooner Ahhe Was
son, at Pier % f. r. james Gcn, age II, committed
for stealing from the cOncertsaloOn OF G0tfiied val
baum, in Chathamst james g. Morrison, clerk leI
charge OF Scventhave. Drug in the absence OF
the proprietor Mr. Crawford disappeared on Tuesday,
taking nth him $3.50 He arrested yesterday, ana
On confession OF his guilt, was committed.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
DEPARTuRE or FoBEIGN NAILS
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THURSDAY. DFC o.
Has Europe Queenstown anl lrcTo'l per Feomsh
Tnfou Cunsrl Doc JERSEY Cty coe Ae PotOAco a. II a.
pad only made up bos, Jers'
Ct, co 1880 Al letter dpoatei in Supplementary
hsih Boo PREF ae with double postage 49,
West Indies. steamship hksolf
FROM No n h eos. al .. steamship sails clock
FRIDAY. De. 2l
Mals To- Argentine Republic Braz and S. Thomas per steamship
Horh An,cs n. close al the Pest Odc, Il
kteamshil s.li. ~ !.
EATVRDAY Dc. q
Mails F1r0re Queenstown aycruO, steamship CITY a
London from Per 10 - v r. close th PostJbce - L.
n sup |a11.atcrs Mail
French steamer Maltodsy. The Lui4Te will probably IA
Lee
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
DECISIONS.

Supreme Chambes-By Judge. Barnard
eerlor AIT Fsrnqton-OricI granted Powers Hsgous
rssds m counsel Moore sg. GhoclyMoon ersuted Alden ss
tnmmnrs- denied Stewart Suiih-Aoon gTsnten
deuie Gertrude NAV John
yugucrt bel and hoar Golet tamheMonot
ecue L. T. Pstent Button Rvc and Machine -" AE1
Platt-Mutou granted
Common Plcqs-Special Term - BY Judge Loew.
acsou RaymondMoon 20 vtcsie order Of arrest Denied but
bal rdloei 90 $500.
Marine Court IriGl Ternt-Pdrt by Judge Gross
Prank GatzDsmsSed motion Br sgL GnselD missed
Nth eruts Tower SmthJuoeren ioi uetuan
y Judge AkerNan Everen CroWley-Moton eened
New-York tribune., 1870-12-22
feaai Noilces.

AT General Term of the Supreme Court of
Of Nrwio1 held IN and for the City sad Ccusty "
NexYo CourtIloo-o In said CITY Of se.Yot ths
Tuesday November year Lord thousand eight hsnd
red veBiy.Pnen The Hon ID p ngrshsm Albert Csrse
Gesrg Barnard JasoIB the matter II the application of rHB
AvgRILL COAL and OIL COMPANY the CHANGE t
PoRATE HAMkOn esaing ami kns The Petition Of Tie ksH
Coal and OIL Compny duly vesd PRAYING that in corporate s
ehueoi THE RAYMOND COAL COMPANY sEd scisg
guufs tina ppcon o The Resolution Of the BoI vi Trustees
CcmTGny oiSng rad application snl the ahda Of the
principal ers Tire W - newSTaper paaisA
Session LAW printed m the I of Ee~ YORK. the ou
corporate h. odee sbi the he ore
The ia-r pUiisted IN the of Asnt tboxss
o. this 10 b. mae The yrvssu 0eu.a Tvsm u
Coar has eca fEei Tor
pbcation lurri by sx, IN salt psper-.
Il
publ she'd ant that this application
oaon Of tie TTusers OF s.d Corporation;
hat there sSn oecae % the ehsngt s,
Nov motion oi ian hcury Anbon.
half said peoEer orieiel that the orpor.
petitioner The Ayen Coa aud O Company hspbx
CHANGED In 1hB RAYMOND COAL COMPANY tnt hp farther
ed that rsd The Arr Coal Ah OIL
hereby uiorh The -
C,npany and that Of this order he hvi s
hscry o state snd With the County Cet ~ the County
Of anl ta b. published for four
We The Tnba"" newspaper puesai In tv % aud
NrA
Aeoy. CHARLES b. LoEw Clsk