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ftnunral.


Nav 80 Ilt 9. $50.
DLEASE TO TAKE AOTlCE that meeting
% ID, Slo-taoLsuo Of IhL LtbANuN tflhoh EAlLAoAD
COvE 81, h. ma Al fLt Us.s q tl 'alJ 20 ~ ave
corner o. Trsut7sItb-st 10 tie tt u Nfai'r4 -
ths t day - FetruAry 1910 % J. ,'eA - " 81 - -
hsffteE 80 ursrfors on sac ON
pauy and those Of The Bsuuugl 81 ba 40 Esrea cohpa
r. rotob Of aid sld Eaotlf al1 vote W uA
D. Ba,T5 ~ Di,.stoy. L. c. BOOT, SslsttagI
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NOTICE is hereby given that MEETING
4 oihs STOCKHOLDERS on WILCOX GIBBS SEWTNG.
MACHINE COMPANY will be held 81 The Company
T., Broadway, The 18th d7 81 Jauuary
We purpose " eectng four ~ Trustees r The
EDWARD p. HATCH Secretary
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-Richland
- ouutr III bIAIb - rCt0as THE ATTORNETGENERAL
a. ~ rtE>HESI AND DIRECTORS or THE TX. BANK OF
'pt p Tor Ilhlcatou Of Notice Scale Ga
NOTION Old H. Claubers Ator1ty Gelsral ordered That C.
H. Baldwin NE Receiver o. the abovenamed BaE, forthwith
no 81 h appo'm, a. Receive y said Ba1 ti that be require
N said noL that III claims sid Back sri due the
sane ~ ei liu 'ItT from tbe date Of said notice Sad
rouee 10 be phsd daily Tor weeks CAIrs0H
fsst''edA anu one and ErsforA
80 L. BOOZER, Jalgs fth CIeaIt
A. Chanh'rt. Columbia S. C.. November u. 1903
Si1i, 81 South CCrsla EhLdnd C0u-I D. 3. Miller Csrf Of
me Court 81 Common Pleas county DO the
preceding order Tor pu5aton
tie iss y The STATE rs tie The PIss
qe1I and Directors Of th AEr7se Bank Of Columbia $ C."
IL testimony whereof have heu- hand sri AZ si sea- Of
H. 81 oLos A. Columbia, this 2yth Gay q koy.Hbsr l2
d. L. MILLER. G. &. p
Pursuant TIE shov. order o. scors Judge Ynh
t c. appointing tue utlers Receiver Of the BTcbaug
b'hk % Columbia notice hers1g given persons having es
against Ne SAD Bank that eT preserst and within
tI days Of The date Of TIE ad or1sr be oGe 10 Columbia G.
Y. II. BALDWIN. Receiver
Columbia, & C., Eov. &c. 1857
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An,NrA CITY BONDS.

ATLANTA CITY BONDS.
We offer for Sale the Seven Per Cent Bonds Of Ahe
City Of Atlanta, Ca, at 80
Interest Coupons payable January AID July in
New Ork.
Value of real estate owned by the Cty...-. 800
Real estate and other property subject 10
taxation - toO'''o0
Income Of the city at present rate Of taxa
tOn.-. ss'.---"-. i'ivv1
LANCASTER, FgONN Co.
M q Ma, sali-.t
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The earnings Of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
road for the first week in January were
fs7l 9o l8t9..... s8lS5 Decrease S9'''
The Des Noiues Valley Railroad Company will shortly
bring into the ACC 900 acres Of Iowa lands mostly
lving on the route Of the Railroad. The Land Grant
bonds the Company will be received in payment Inc
Des Mones Valley Railroad is completed road 24e
miles in length commencing at Keokuk Iowa, on the
Missouri River aud runs through the Des Moines valley
90 the capital Of Iowa. and thence to Fort Dodge
valley contains about 30 inhabitants to the square e
IN the eight counties through which the road runs rom
Keokuk TO Dcs Moines.
Messrs Fisk & Hatch agents OF the Western Pacific
prood announce in another column that they arc pre-
sred 10 deliver the bonds for which subscriptions have
been received January J. OF the entire issue OF
s2735oo the agents sold t2OO0OOO between November
aud December ST. and have since received subscriptions
Tor s29 MORE leaving less than S50OOO for sale The
unusual rapidly with which the bonds have been mar
zeted indicates the public appreciation Of their value
The bulk Of the loan has been taken by savings banks
sud investors desiring an Undoubted security al moder
ste rate OF interest.
The following gentlemen were elected Directors yes
terday, Of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Com
many: A. F. Smith Norwich; John F. Slater. Norwich /;
Augustus Brewster, Norwich; J. n. Perkins, Norwich
Robert Bayard New-York; VIM. F. Weld, Boston; F. H.
Dewey Worcester; George W. Gil, Worcester; Charles
v. Smith, Worcester.
The following additional dividends have been declared
I,1Ga Ere Ias Co lsusuuua, .......,....s per cent
B-akran Ius Co. eIrarBut per cent
Ere las Co. (seuAUunal .-'........9 per eeut
The following are the customs receipts for the week
ending jan S Boston s322,3l9; NewYork s2l9s,OoO !;
Philadelphia s-24s2 Baltimore. $2O9,Os2i New Orleans
Gl3l 2sl-TOtal, S3,033lGL
The Board Of Directors Of the Norfolk and Great West
ern Railroad Company held a meeting at Richmond, Va,
to-day 10 consider the proposition made by responsible
New York parties build the entire road from Norfolk
10 BRISTOL Tenn. A Committee, consisting Of G. s
F0urney President Of the Board, Col b. NJ Jones and
Col James Mckay, appointed TO proceed TO New
York at once and close the contract the basis already
communicated to tie Board Tor the construction Of the
road
The weekly report OF the Bank Of England shows an
increase o., sg7 600 in specie since last report.
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THE MARKETS.
lc.r,nllr r,porlel for Tas TtnrNr. I

lCsrsf1ly reported for tbs TErHrNEt
AsHRs-Pots fair demand ant arn - 3as7 6 Pearls
nominal
COrTONThe demand has heen quit. active and prices true
owing prospective small receipts Al the ports aud slightly better
foreign q aes o. As last and
arrived which exporters +0 tl5
spectators For future delivery 100 bales Jan
do 24ic February. 2lc 300 do 2.c 30
March g5 d. 25i pr 25ic 100 June zjlc CO.. Jan
bsSso Low idlng. We quote ~ follows
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EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
oP TIE ISSUE OF
S1,50O,0cO,

ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD coNPANr,
o. non ard foo coupos registered via rs
Bgtt per per payable lh teurll and August %
Ne-lok Europe The bonds
thirty payable 10 SsWlorE 10 Gold trustees
Company Of Sssio Toe mortgage which
these bonds is a. tie rate % so per mc covers com
bond ssuei aud t aud lL
he kearusJ slorf
through route 20 California ooo ooo
Grant Of LsId from Congress u ItgloO acres, -.
Y,,t Nortgsg I,SOO, 200
81 !, 500, 900
Length al niles price ~ end eeruei Interest C,s be Oh
ned from Aso. pamphlets, sli in0mioh
relating These bolt' being vel fecrrd acc ysi age
iues are desirable parties seeing safe ard lucrative ibvrutA
W T. COW EkSB Il Co, Commercial Agents,
No. - Pbs-sL, He-lorE
30 a. waist Nev York
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DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

S.s5 2oSGfSs iSnS
BOARD asS 'fss5s fsa
s4s assRH 1s s.
sussT a'aS fsHTs rAor-rourA co.,
SsI asSE sSE
cLEkSs AND sALEsnEN-rwrIrru PAar-roursA
xsB
OoAsr%ss sSfsn' and sixth
Hosks T LE AND
sSS%s column
Eoa f4s. .ss sss s.S columns
HEEf EE F1anHTsird and
HosaIs scSssi&aEs 4c-rnsr rAar-s.soaa and
i SesG
sEss & SaS sSnp And srn
ssa%a
Lost ASD E0uNDmr,nsr , PSsI1rhird .,s : column.
1ASnsssi sss column
AEDICAL-SEOOND fAaR-Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAklN0-FIRsT PAGE-Sfxth
MIscELLANEoUs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
AlscslIxsEoIs- lallI4 fS'15i PAs x-Frr. column.
MUSICAL-TwR wRLrTH PAGE-Stxth 0umn.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Stxth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL--FIRsr PAGE-First column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fiith column.
POLITICAL-FKsT PA9E-First column.
SF or H Y R SALE OR
REAL Ho
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEooSD PAaE- Third column
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FfRsr PAeE-ThId column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET-TwELFTH PAGE
Sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTION-sEooND PAaE-Fff.h column.
6IrUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs-TwEL PAGE
First, second and third columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALES-TwELfT PAGE
Fourth column.
SPECIAL NOrICES-FIasT PAoE-First column.
sPoRTiN6-DOGs, BIRDS, &o.-FIRsr PAar-second
GUNNER RESORTS-sKooND PAaE-Second column
THE TRADES-TwELrTB PA0E-Fitth and sixth columns
THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Sccond column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES TwELFTH PAGE
TRAVELLERS GUrDE-F1Rsr PAes-sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, ko.-FIRsT PAaE-siXth column
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OEtT1F nr ISTVuNs. RPurS


will os eaeSsa at hi. hA,s Ss. aa s The Is.
Revenue sHBPs"a as
% k'ik G
oeor ioI
1870, and ending June 20, 1871:
proposals are solicited two hundred and twentyegh col
sVe S ee ed n o dec
parmcnts Contractors at liberty to propose to furnish
f and ih
Fs New S
50 Rhode Island Connecticut New YorkNumber
Second Department; PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey De'a
asysSs S ySsnS Ss Of ds North Carolina
Third Department South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
bssssSR Scs ~ Texas Akan
Ohio ns
Nebass1 Colorado pacoah and wyom'nENumbe OF
No proposals viii be considered unless accompanied by
sufficient ss ret IN the Of ye dol
on form to be furnished by the Department. conditioned
or any part duty execute With good and sui
hesn bonds for The due I'm ,. Of the
or reject !, each BID it item m By item; - a..
nal Revenue and endorsed for Supplying Station
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be forwarded
from this ce Ps 70 ne with conditions under
J. W. DOUGLASS, Acting Commissioner.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Committee on Course Of Study, &c, AZ the Office OF the
Clerk of the Board Of Educaton corner Grand Elm
streets, until Saturday August b. and until O'Clock Am.
said day. for furnishing Steam-heang AppHratus'
for Grammar Schools Nos Sc, g. and 6S Atera-
tons" at Grammar School No. 33 and Primary school
No T.
Specification. may at the Office of the superin.
tenden OF Buildings and Repairs No las Grand street.
floor
Two responsible and approved viii be required from
each successful bidder proposals will not be
less suretes named
The committee the right TO all the
proposals offered deemed for the public So
MAGNUS GROSS,
JOHN II. SHERWOOD,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN
Committee on Course Of Study, &c.
AUGUST 8, 1870
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IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.

HARPER'S HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EUROPE AND TIE EAST. Being guide through France
Rsignm Holland Germany, Austria, Italy, Egypt Syria,
den Spain and Great britain and ireland with Railroad
Map corrected up to 1859 BY W. Pembroke Fetrdge Re-
form, 81 81
HARPER'S PHRASE BOOK; or, Handbook OF Travel
Talk for Travellers and schools Being guide
broke Fetridge: Square 4o, flexible CLOTH 81 50.
For sale by all booksellers.
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COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS,
DACIFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
THROUGH LINE TO

l. THRoUGH LINE 70
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA. ~'
Through isss s1s f'ffs
slsS f!f'' to ssi'S siiS. s;sssas' ssS
These rates include berhs board and all neceares for
of the above line pier No. q North river
foot Of caps IN s ;ffe ks Il Il & ef9SF % ZACH MONTH
except when those days fa Sunday then the day prev
One hundred pounds Of baggage free each adult Med
c'He August gust %RiSoNA Captain Gray connecting will,
M9sIANA ss!Ai, Gsp;sn + Parker sr.
1870. for China and japan. ~"''''' 'ep'e@'er l.
An ,rsisht Iqr San Francisco will fast and be re-
m Fssh for osnrI and South Pscac ports viii
An the usual facilities afforded shippers collecting inland
Fqf rcsh or passage tickets and all further information
apply at the ONCE, pier No ~ North river '''~'''"'
F.. r. BABY, Agent
HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
III New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line
sailing every twenty days, from pier7 East river.
CITY 81 as'slass saas.1 xa IT,
f0' ''eS'' OF pFf..xEEXXSbRE SONS. 80 Broadway.
1T. DOMINGO LINE.
. The United s'1Ifi 4fi,iIh MAJ Steamship
will leave pier No. North Porto rla. samsns Bay
and st. Domingo City, on Saturday August s at O'Clock
For freight or passage sFJSSySHD saFRSSiY g BROTHERS co..
20 Broadway.
T,EXAS LINE.-DIRECT TO GALVESTON.
l. The Al steamer BOLIVAR, Captain Wolfe, at pier No
20 East river wiz sail Saturday, August fu
AL goods Tor Houston or the interior will be forwarded
our agents Messrs I. H. Mcmahon Co. free of charge.
The steamer WILMINGTON viii follow, aud saii when
full.
For freight or passage apply to
G. II. MALLORY CO., 1883 Maiden lane
LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL The Cromwell Steamship Line,
leaving pier No. North river at O'clock r. NJ as fol-
ows.- - ~" ~"
actrtN
GEo MAsh!NGToN, eager. August I3
ST. LOUIS, Whitehead. August 20
Freight received daily Through given for Galveston,
Indanola, Mobile and st. LOUIS.
Cabin passage $780, seerage S25 passage or freight
arpy to II. Is. CROMWELL CO.. S. West street.
LNoR CHARLESTON, y. c., THE FLORIDA PORTS THE
- South and Southwest. The New York South Caro-
Ina steamship Company's frat cass steamship ASHLAND,
Captain Crowe on Wednesday, August 10, sailing from
pier No. North river. at O'Clock +. NJ
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets aud bids OF fading Issued 10
ncction with the South Carolina Railroad all points So nth
and Southwest and with steamers 10 Florida ports
Insurance by this hne onc-half per cent.
The steamer MANHATTAN will follow and sail Saturday,
August l3
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MACHINERY.


A MES IRON WORKS.--PORTABLE STATIONARY
n and Hosting Engines, Saw Mills Mills Woodwork
Farrar Paners machnists Tools shves Governor, Utica
Steam Gauges Dsstons Saws Betng all frs. class goods
and AZ lowest prices Before purchasing call address
EDWD. z. HAMPSON, Y5 Cortlandt street. New York.
AT 'WILLARD's NEW AND SECOND HAND MA.
~ chinery depot 45 Dey street, Stationary Engines all
Sizes and ~ horse PoTabcs Hosting Engines Lever
and Screw Punches, Gear Cutters
DOR SALE LOW-20 HORSE BOILER AND ENGINE,
3Roasters, Burr Stone Mills, in complete order for
coffee and spice or other manufacturing low rent. Call
l54 Reade street.
LNOR SALE-ONE 25 HORSE ENGINE, OTIS TUFTS
makers one u by "a and one horse Portable Engine.
SYMMES K HUTCHINSON, 470 Water ST., corner Pike.
nNE UPRIGHT ENGINE, Is HORSE, WITH 30 HORSE
W Boiler Heater connecting Pipes, Steam Gauge, &C.,
will be sold low Address ENGINE box 126 Herald oce.
WOOD MANN PORTABLE AND STATIONARY EN-
W gines and Boilers Hoisog Engines, Saw Mills, Corn
and Wheat Mills and Wood Working Machinery or send
for reduced price list g. EDwD COPELAND,
Sslesrooms ~ Cortiandt street. New York.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.
IN NJ. Jessup ct al the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company ct als.
Pursuant TO an order OF Superior Court New Hanover
county, In the above entitled at the Spring
Term, 1870, on presentation at the Office OF
CRONLY K MORRIS, w ~
~ THIS city Will pay to the holders Of tbe FIRST preferred
bonds secured by the mortgage mace by the defendant the
said Wilmington .i Man"aa.sr Railroad Company, 10 the
pantif NJ r. Jcsup, who have already received the
sae per cenage Of $40 ~ said bonds and accrued In
tercst on the being dstribution aore
snd from net sales of that portion Of the railroad and other
North Carolina.
In further obedience aforesaid here
~ noty MI holders OF the that
ess snc same are presented above for payment Of
tue dividend above stated before the
Am, FIRST day OF September, 1870
hey wis be forever debarred of
fund In my hands for distribution as Aforesaid,
NJ CRONLY,
WILMINGTON, N. c., May l8, ls7N
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POLITICAL.

1ION NJ +. BRENNAN Association OF THE
III Seventh Assembly District,
All friens the Hon. NJ. T. Brennan all good demo-
erals Of the Seventh Assembly D.ric, are respsc.tuy in
vjted to attend citing the purpose OF organizing
above district association nj 30 blcecser street, this Tues
day evening at d O'Clock sharp. :. ...x..o.. -
4. McUILL 50 Beecker st. hSlMrSON 2Z6 wooster 81.
~. PEPPARD, a West fth ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I'll woosr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

u,HE LEXINGTON Avenue TURKISH BATHS COR
Twenty fifth street. are ready Tor VISITORS Ladies
"a. n. " 2. NJ: gentlemen from A. NJ 70 oSr. n.
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and cyeIy Wcuncsday and Saturday thereaitcr.
From pier 20 North river, New York.
Rates at passage, payable Ia currency
First cabins, $3.50 ana g75, sssording to location
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, 1880
intermediate, 1888; steeragc, @2s.
Certificates reduced bought here bv those
wishing to send for their friends.
Drafts issued, payable on presentation.
Apply At the Company s.ollces to
HENDERSON BROTHERS
No, z Bowling Green.
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sPoRrINa-D0Gs, BIRDs, SO.

sPORTINR-DOGS, BIRDS, &c.
A LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS Ton
"A saIe-Medicinea al diseases. Prepared FOOD Tor
moekins Birds At b. DovEYs No. Greene street, corner
OF Canal. -.
I7RANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP HAS ALL THE
choice breeds Dogs for sale and stock Buter's IN
fable Mango Cure Plea ExierTninRtor zoe. Buffers
new Work. $2 Dogs boarded trained &C. Medicines for
al diseases.
NEWFOUNDLAND DOC wANTED-MUST BE A FINE
IN animal. from two % four years old. Address, with
price, boz 50 Post once, kyack, N. r.
UOUNG MOCKING BIRDS AND ENGLISH SPARROWs
Il n CHA6. RklCHE BROTHERS. bird store, No. 55
Chatham street, between North William and Chambers.
THE TURF.
CARATOGA RACES.
- Second Meeting, 1870.
Biz days. commencing Friday, August L.
. Grand Steeple Chases,
Hurdle and Flat Races.
To be c0ntended for by
All the Good Horses In the country.
will leave Albany and Troy each day at lo:S arriving in
time Tor the races
c. wHEATLY, Secretary.
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HORSES, CAURIACEs. &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
"A oss .ss s1s s..ssa sTassa. .s+:.
opposite the Post ONCE.
THE HORSE 1s.;lS, AND CARRIAaE BRANCH
nsAsD ia r4SS sTS s4sSSS AVENUE
sAHgs HEss4 S 9SSsSaT III SstbAS
as:s ssgs
ri nsg'' which gov
grs hs g horse that is warranted
Ensrss for sales Of orses and Carriages can be made a.
We Sl:o Keep register q horse. ioI private sale. ~
rms DSSSp Al 4 SSsook
saddle stylish sr.;sIes q aosins
Aea hsaS 61' HeH Msss f. MESSENGER
de very stylish cam O. IN ss waransd soand AFRAID
e o
SEo6ySS KENTUCKY HORSE long m.ne and tail, lsx
hands years, very stylish, warranted and n q
or ;sls eroHsh from ksn,uckS for present
s;n ss
poS Ss
l.h and warranted kind and all harness sad
S:fTssi
Pos s M
BAY GELDING, long maue and tail lb1 hands, 8 years;
stysh and warranted perfectly kind In ali
and for saddle not afraid OF ocootve
family horse. Sold for use.
BAY MARE, lon hands, years kind and true In all har
ness Also get single Harness. also Exnress Wagon.
BAY HOKSE-flowing name and tall l6 hands, years.
last and stylish driver and warranted sound kind and true
in al harness; superior family coupe horse.
BROWN HORSE-lSa hands, years, kind In oil harness
and under saddle Stylish trots In minutes, warranted
sound; nlsc sss single Harness, also Rocksway;
ness ana saddle stylish and fast warranted sound.
kind and true In all harness and under saddle Very stylish
and last traveller warranted sound and true gencmans
road horse of good promise.
BLACK MARE, 15J1 hands, years. kind and true in all
harness and good roadster warranted sound kind
No TOP PONY PHAEroN
NO TOP Two.sEAr PONY PHAETON by Brewster I
Baldwin.
SIX SEAT GERMANTOWN KOCKAWAY.
JUMP SEAT TOP DEPOT WAGON, for four persons.
ROCKAWAYS for two or four persons.
SEVERAL TOP AND NO-TOP WAGONS
ONE THREE-QUARTER TRUCK, Grocers' Wagon.
Single and Double Harness, Whips, Nets, &c.
Weather never intcrferes with our sales.
AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. TATTERSALLs,
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER,
RAOpte Annttpn Gala
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A BROWN KENTUCKY HORSE, WARRANTED TO
n trot mile inside Of 80 minutes superior family ami
NAL also hree.quarer sea, Road Wagon Single Harness.
&C., at auction this day at IL o'clock, by
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL,
their Auction Mart l2 and ia East Thirteenth street,
Full description In Catalogue above.
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CHARON SPRINGS.-ALL RAIL FROM ALBANY.-PAS-
sengers leaving New York by DAY BOAT Peoples line,
or Troy line OF steamboats, through tickets
their baggage checked direct to Sharon via Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad and avoid the tedious carriage by
other routes. By the night boats
At 1928 NJ by the day boats at ~ NJ Passengers BY
the Hudson River Railroad be transferred 70
the Albany and Susquchanna depot free applying
proper agent stationed on the outside OF the depot
Sunday train In connection with Peoples Line steamers
from New York Saturday nigh leave Albany at 30 A. NJ.
arriving at the Springs at IL rs A. N. arrive at
Albany ut 3 p. VI. Sunday
s. L. MAYO, General Ticket Agent.
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COFA BEDS-NEEDHAM'S NEW PATENT SOFA BED
~ contains spring and hair mattresses separate from the
sofa simplest best yet invented W. .. HUMP HRYS,
Sole Manufactures. ga Broadway.
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CING SING CAMP MEETING.-THE ANNUAL CANT
- Meeting on the old camp ground at Sing Sing vii,
mence on Tuesday August and continue until Friday 18Th
By resolution OF the Board Trustees the will
closed during the entire Sabbath of tho meeting per-
advised to for the meeting on that day.
they cannot be admitted.
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FURNITURE.

A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING;
"a Drawing Room Suit covered Brocatel cost $3.50 for
$l50 and Sa0 Pianaorte Etageres, bookcase Paintings
Mirrors, Carpets, Chamber Dining Furniture, silverware,
Glassware sacrifice. 81 West Fifteenth street,
Sixth
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EXCURSIONS.

A -A.-THE FISHING BANKS DAILY, SATURDAYS
n. excepted, steamer RIP VAN wINKLE, Captain Sim
mons, leaving Peck slip at 80 A. NJ, Christopher stree
at A. M, and pier No. North river at sa5 A. NJ Bait
lines refreshinents board Fare, 81 ladies
so cents
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+ ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
IL Rates OF passa reduced,
Steamers sail direct 10 London
from pier No. North river
PARAGUAY, Williams, August 81
Rates of passage, PAYABLE In currency:-
- First cabin 80; second cabip, $3.50; steeraae $26.
Passengers booked for Havre, Paris, Antwerp Rot
terdam at reduced currency rates.
For freight and passage apply To
ROWLAND Il ASPINWALL, Agents,
South trsef
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COAsrw,ss STEAMSHIPS.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

LBANY AND TROY LINE-oPENING OF NEW
n Depot the largest In AmerlcaThe splendid steamers
Of this line will hereafter leave Pier A. North River foot Of
Spring. Prince Charlton Streets afternoon Saur
days excepted nj o'clock West Thirtyou street 6(.
Fare only u bo nearly " less than RAIL- and Ike rsdnc-
oDs 10 Buffalo and the West Saratoga and the North Ex
curson tickets to Saratoga and return 49, Passengers BY
Broadway Sixth Seventh Eighth horse will
out at Charlton street. Through tickets and baggage
checked to al points the morning trains which leave
Albany and Troy Bon and after the LIST OF September
the fare on this line will be reduced to 80 cents.
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AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND n. Y. TATTERSALLS
corner krcs 5,vay and Thirty inth- -street,
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER,
Regular Auction Sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
0enlemens Private Establishments disposed of public
private sale to the best advantage general
"horse nc' suit the needs of all classes OF
constantly on hand.
Supeiio statlng for horses sale.
Carriages taken storage. -.
Liberal advances made everything the horse line.
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(yOPARTNERSHIP.-THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION
~ Business established In 847 by Henry H. Leeds Miner
win be continued by Allen b. Miner surviving partner who
The Grm name Of ALLEN B. MINER T BkorHER HER, un'ef
ALLEN Il. MINER.
HENRY D. MINER.
Salesrooms Nos. 95 Chambers and "a Reade streets,
Art Galleries, Nos. SIT and $40 Broadway
NEW YORK, August ], 1870