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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

/ Iappointed them because they were
honest, capable and faithful, and be-
cause they had shoulderud their mus
kets at the breaking out of the war.
fought their way into the South, and
achieved the right To hold Office, and
settle in Virginia, Tennessee and ev-
cry other Rebel State.
Another objection have to the pro-
posed Convention is that IL contem-
plates war upon Grant and his admins
istration. Upon this question differ
as widely with you as upon the Gear
pct-bag" question.
| regard the President as having
wisely and economically administered
the Government, and by him and his
administration | propose to stand with
untlinching fidelity.
The Rebel party proper Of the South
are unchanged and unrepentant, and
seek To accomplish at the ballot box
and by legislation what they failed to
effect with the sword.
If a Convention We're proposed in
which to urge the reconstruction of
these Southern States, | would 80 into
II heartily and especially would l like
to see il in my own State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

ACTION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY
PRUss1A's DEMANDS DECLARED IN.
ADMfse1BLn-A PROCLAMATION TO
TlIBFRENCH PEoPLB--pE- ELECTIONS
INDEFINITELY PosTPONDD.
Tours, Sept. 25lh 1870.
The Ministry yesterday morning
made public the following Intelligence
concerning the result of the peace no
gotiations between Count Bismarck
and Jules Favre:
Count Won BismariS demands, as the
preliminaries and conditions of peace,
that all the fortresscs in the provinces
Of Alsace and Lorraine be delivered
over to Prussia, as well IA Fort du
Mont Nalcrie1,, at the walls of Pnrif.
The Provisional Government consider
t,!esc conditions absolutely inadmissi-
bic and will Immediately address
proclamation TO the people of the ma
ton, as well as to the ambassadors
from foreign countries, exposing the
situation, and indicating the new
measures to be taken for the natior al
defense in view of the harsh terms
proposed, One of these measures will
be the indefinite postponcmento of the
elections for members Of the COmstitu
ent Assembly.
IN the afternoon the following proc
lamation was issued:
Proclamation 10 france: Before tie
siege Of Paris, Jules Favre desired to
see Count Won Bismarck, to know the
intentions of the enemy. The follow
ing is the declaration of the enemy:
Prussia wishes to continue the war
in order to reduce France to q second
rate Power. Prussia demands Alsace
aud Locaine as far as Metz, by right
o. conquest. Prussia, before CONSENT
ing to an armistice, demands the rem
dition of Strasbourg, Toul and Mont
Nalerien. Paris is eXasperated, and
will rather bury herself beneath her
ruins. TO such insolent pretentions
we can respond but by Resistance to
the last extremity. France excerpts
the struggle, and counts upon her
children.
CREATTEUX,
(fTAIg-R RIZnTN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
Thc Porlilirmtiens q Parls

The late Prussian successes make
the safety Of Paris the decisive question
OF the war. Paris being the political
heart from which France receives near
ly all her vitality, she naturally re-
CARDS it's cal ture 6y an invading army
as her death blow, and concentrates all
her energies in putting il in u state
of complete defense. Tho occupation
of Paris 10y the Allies after the disas-
trous battle of Waterloo in 1915, was
the natural consequence of a deieat
which seemed to paralyze France ana
leave her at the mercy OF her enemies,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
MAGAZINES.

Black,coOd, for September is an ex-
ceedingly interesting number of this
greatest of monthlies. 1t has been
taken from our table and we are me
BILE to give now its contents. but
there are in it several very able and
interesting articles on the war and its
kindred subjects in Europe. Price
81 per annum, l.. Scott Publishing
Co., n. y.
The Ne,o Eclectic for October has a
number of very able articles fresh
from the pens of distinguished South
crn contributors, among them is one
ON 1.-The study of English, F" from
Prof. Holmes, of the University oi
Va. The enterprise exhibited by the
publishers is in the higest degree
commendable and deserving of re-
ward. The magazine is one of the
very best in the country.
The Little Corporal has been great
ly improved in appearance and in its
contents. The Editors have offered
$500 as prize for the best story fol
its colums, and $40 in sums of $40.
as priscs for the best vowel sentences.
1t is splendid magazine for the
children 81 80. Sewell & Miller
Chicago, Ill.
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"BICKLEY's MILLS"
IN CASTLES WOODS.
russell Co., VA, Sep. 25, 1870.


Eds. Bristol Ne,oS Can't you send
US copy of your paper; We miss it
sadly in this land of grass and noun
tains. We have completed our survey
as far as Clinch River; and have sue
cccded beyond our expectations in get
ting good, and for mountain conn
try, a cheap line thus far. We are now
canped in "Castles Woods, so Justly
celebrated for its fine climate, hospits-
BILE people, fertile soil and splendid
herds of cattle. The farmers are busy
harvesting their crops OF corn, which
is the largest that has been made for
many years; ami sewing wheat. We
will cross the river tomorrow and ri
once penetrate the rich coal lands oil
Wise, which l suppose arc the richest
in the State; from the profuse abun.
dance in which it crops out from every
hillside and valley along the road. The
people are sanguine that they will sue
ceed in building the road. The Goa
is of excellent quality. | was showr
yesterday specimens pronunced by
judges to be Anthracite, as good a
that from Pennsylvania. Salt waite
has also boon known for long time
to exist on Lick Greek; and recently
| parties have succeeded in making sal
from it taken from within few feet o
the surface of the ground. Hoping
you may find Bristol able to supper
two papers,
| am very Respectfully,
| THos. ID. WALTHALL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
CREAIIEUX,
GLAIS-BIZOIN,
EOURIC1ION.
S. q c. M. RAILROAD.
Castles WoeGs-NSisc County
Eis Ceal Salt and Blue Grass-
Two Papers.

WE take the liberty of inserting
verbatim, the following highly inter
esting letter from that excellent and
scientific Engineer, Mr.. Walthal!. We
trust a glance ut the columns of the
Ne,0s, which we send him with a great
deal of pleasure, will convince him that
Bristol is supporting at least enc paper,
We hope it will support two. The
News was never more prosperous, and
never did its friends advance more
valliantly to its support. Their good
Their good work is appreciated and
we are theirs forever. Here is the let.
ter:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
NOVEL EXPERIMENT.

The raising of sunkcn vessels by bal
looms has recently been in course of eX-
pertinent at Liverpool Operations
Thirty-siX balloons are used-four cal
culated to raise twenty tons each,
twelve to raise ten tons each-giving a
total lifting power of $50 tons. The
empty balloons are combined with a
number of charged gas generators, and
attached to an apparatus which IL boil
ted to the sides of the vessel. The
generators are expected to furnish suf-
iicient hydrogen gas to the balloon to
give them lifting power TO raise the
vessels to the surface. The result of
the experiment has not yet been all
nounced.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
Surrender Of sirasb bourg.

MUNDEIsIIEIM, Sept. 2S.-Thc sur
render of Strasbourg was signed TT Two
o'clock this morning, by Col. lie
Czinski. BY this surrender four hun
dred and fifty-one officers and seven
ty one officers and seventeen thousand
men laid down their arms. AT eight
O'Clock the will be occupied by the
Germans.
INCORPORATION OF AIS ACE AND 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
BristuG Ae@s.
FRIDAY October 7, 1870.
WRITTEN ron THE YEws.l


WRITTEN FoR THE Hgws.l
r, My HUSBAND After many Years m,
,,rse has returned, and its first motions
dedicate to you as
MIDNIGHT THs0 UGHTs.
Nv Husband on that brow Of thine.
Trouble aud care their seal have sot.
And now, thou art hfty-nine,
Thou ber est their heavy burden yet.
Aad though thy form Is siiil nj bent,
ViTor and health have from the fed
And with thy brown hair white Ia blcnt.
And feeble now thy once arm tread
Pc..essions which we're once thine own
Have vanished like the mist away
Thy prosperous hopes are all o'erthrown
While thou artJorced from Home 10 stag.
husband It's midnight. do.p and stilI
Aud theu, perchaneo art wrspped In sissp
while those sad thoughu nv bosom All.
And my lonely vigils keep.
But yet our way Is not all night
There beams for MS q Glorious Star.
And BY his pure and holy light
He points US to our home afar.
Afar. beyond the starry rky,
Far, far, above Its 6eld " bine
His Fathers many mansions lie
Tho home prepared for me aud you
No marriage tie shall there unite,
No sin, no care, or sorrow como.
But Jesus thore enshrined IN light,
Shall sweotly Delcome w at home.
srEELs chEkK Tenn, Sep. 1870
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

The Republicans of this Senatorial
District propose holding a Convention
Mt Elizabcthton on the lIth inst.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
DENTISTRY.

Egl DIR. II. NJ. GRANT & DIR.
~nfrfp JOHN KEYS IiHti.u.s atf
HAVING associated themselves In
Ii the practice of their profession, IN
Bristol, will occupy the Office hereto
fore occupied by DR.. Keys, on Main
street opposite Peppers Drug Store,
DIR. Grant will be in the office, Friday
and Saturday OF each week.sDr Keys
can be found at tho office at all TIMES
unless professionally absent.
july l-tf. ''.Aff
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

at Panic Prices boys and mems linen coats,
pants and busters, very cheap and very good.
Scythes of all styles and best makes,
Dutch or English. Sythe snathcs and whet-
stones, nails, iron castings, &C. .r..
100 sacks of Liverpool salt, Ave bushels
for "a 80 and a sack worth 81, three bushels
for 81 IS.
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds,
Wheat Drills and Guyscr rhresher and Sep
arator, 4, C, s and 10 horse, also Cutting
Boxes Corn shelters, Improved Wheat Fans,
Ploughs, French Buhr mill Stones, Smut
Machines, Hay Rakcs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

If taxpayers wish to see what they
are paying for Radical rule, let them
look at the following official figures
In Jackson's administration the cost
OF the government, per capita, was
81 16; in Van Buren's, 81 rs; in
Polk's. during which. occurred the
Mexican war, 81 75; in Pierce's S 1876 f;
in Buchanan's, 81 10, and in Grants
81 10, including principal and interest
on public debt.-$l0 2S, The first five
administrations were Democratic. The
sixth is Radical.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
Medical.
DIR. j. j. ENSOR.
Dei,f0f.
DIR. DUNN.

ReSidcbt Dentist rlLrIfS
HW ILL be in MY omce regularly
Wv every Thursday. Friday and Saturday ann
other days when not vi,iting Blonntville and Scot
Courts aug. IL 1y cd. apr. 10 Ifl .UF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07
IN GROCgRlES 6 DYE STUFFS,

tn NNUCtHIEO q UTE oVUFFSI
We keep none but cool. best coiIco 25c, none
better in Market best rice l24c, sugars, all
grades, l2l, lG, lG and lSc, not by the
barrel but one pound or less. English soda
l0c. Spun yarns of best quality and all
numbers.
We invite nm examination of goods and we
warrant satisfaction, quality and price both
considered.
Cash for all produce that will bear ship
ping, or goods at cash prices, at the old stand
and old flag Of
g;I. B. DUNN & co.
uno loft
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

bought low and Sod cheAp, IOr CASH OF
pIolucc in hand.
PRINTS-
All the new Spring and summer styles
from lac down. Is pieces blcaclIcd muslins,
from l0c to the best. 80 pieces lawns, Jap
anese lustres, cambric robes, &C., from 25c
to the best Mouslins, alapacas, all wool dc
laincs, mohairs, lustres; jackonets, cnmbries,
Swiss, Null, and Book Muslins, barages
New style of hats and suudowns from I5c
up. 100 pieces brown muslins, drllings
Ky. jeans, Summer wear for men and boys,
bed ticks. red, white and gray fannels, linen
drills, Irish linens, best spool thread, all col
ors, 200 yard spools, five for 25c. Hosiery,
gloves, laccs, edging and quillings, corsetts,
the best french whalebone, for e5c
ADn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

ACTION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY
PRUss1A'B DEMANDS DECLARED IN.
ADM1seIBLn-A PROCLAMATION TO
TlIBFRENCH PEoPLB--RE-Hr.BCr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-10-07

To-day at three O'Clock the people OF
Rome are summoned to meeting i'm
the coliseum, to appoint there a muni-
cipal junta. The plebiscitum will take
place In few days. Immediately ai-
Ter the King will visit Rome. OF the
divisions now there only the one COM
manded by General Ferfars, the seven
teenth, will remain. The Others go to
ions are to be mobilized and no dimin-
ution will be dreamed of until things
are settled.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

o.a American securities steady United States ieiweny Sno
NGSft st VA SS Ir g9 Stocks steady Atlantic and Great
Western. n. c.,,., a. aru, Miidlng uplands ll6
~ Plsn. Ili Beef 1886 &C. OF Ns b for has'en
Prime Lard, 20 y cw CO.. -, Twept, bonls orened 6rm
bot quiet o.os opie. both on spo, aud afoat Tres
HEyRx April 27.-Cotton opehoe. F"'" ' w. -
n,fnare on the spot l3 f. g o~t =, h.,rs y croas
Apr3 37-Petrolum opeaeU NJ" S4"'N'' - e'N
uI,SpTpe Aprl n Petroleum opened hri@ ~ ~ H.
,n 80 o. The BonrSe closed declining; kentes 'sr c-
1Aks aP 1l,T-Inted Five Twenty bonds closed na
and quiet ,.,.u a. .o sr st Al francs for Standard
White Cor.ois closca a. ou "a, money and Qal -
llrr Uaited Five Twenty bonds, lnZ, 6os @
~, s7 % M Ses TenForues S6 Stocks twe and higher VI hfe
S br ll Illinois Cenirls ma Atlantic and Great west
Ti ,o- g.. Co,,o, ,,os., s,o.dv. Midirng Uplsnds
iiIS Mddng Orleans nsl sales Of the day. loON haes IN
Snd speculation. Common koSn 4o9fS v
~ Turpeutue. ~ d29 q cwt .-.,, ,,-, Oh ,...u
IoNp1N April 2-Cacus Lnsced, 60 9Q6l Lnseed V hes'y
y eS}0GN p Renfned Petroleum dull al u 4 = BAoh'
H,yRE April 21.-Cotton closed Eat
closed firm thaiers groa
IawRrE April Peroeun closed firm at Is marc tancos sch
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

DAY, Apn Arva Of all kinds, calves excepted have
Only II cattle recve15 AZ
yesterday and II Weehayken today They were
nusy old pices ah'ut the rates Of Monday.
1861 sheep tOday3 at COnmunipaw and
hh. Prime stock has advanced q
last pnces cared being quoted al y c84c and
1 0c Barely i2l rep received al FOr eighth
McCrhw Reid sold 100 OF them, state wool sheep
while Elliott osed Of 70 fat lO2 b. Mass wool
?. ep a. i"ic. -
esd weehawen POOR Ohio sheaTed sheep 76 b and
o 3 hy Asbu-y L-rch at 64c.
y- H. al 5c: 20 n. 259 Of u n, 6.e. and
wool .Ieep Il at Lambs wanted.
2tall!c Of the sales TO dav being al the t-
p. higher ruling Of "a TODAY leads inquiry for hos
uet ship and doing better There we're ~
bvr hl bs morning al % ssrgherel d Comnanpa~ and
D. lrnehst old alive yesterday at 9 9 lbc.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
81. LorIs AIToN, TERRE HAuTg RAILROAD ConP.sY}
No Il WALIcsT., EEW-lORK, April 20, 1870. )
nROplSAI = EOk RONDS=HhiS COmnanY

offers for sale s2 the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the
INDIANAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY. These
part Of Of az 600 o which authorized and issu
equipment the hn OF Railroad between Indian
annapolis Terre Haue Indiana at seyentt1o miles in length
lie finished
and viii he rated by the Pitts
and Chicago Dow assumed BY tbe Pennsyivana
Of the p ~ W and - and the
Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad comTan
and link between the main line Of the OF this
Company saie and the road Of the Cleveland Counn O
Indianapolis Company as indianapolis W the t2UN
First mortgage above +75O 900 taken by the Pitts
hurg Chicago Railway Company land taken from by
Railroad Company under the terms Of ihar
$50 900 by the Cleveland Columbus Cincinnati and Indiana
and 5OOD required 10 he taken by tins
Company 6O Of stock taken at par and PAID u N n BY ihe
above nAmoi and the proceeds expended
stipulation between the parties Ooer ' TIE
Bonds taken paid for s The rate OF ~ The bonds now
number SOOl sgrtel To be taken or
Company The interest tseyen per cent? payable
n and January or September according 70 The
sealed proposals maed BID for Bonds will he received until ed
neza, NAV at oeck by The President q whom they should
ne aire>se Office Of the Company No IL "as where any
further information will be given Bidders will please take notice h e
hs viii for the principal Bonds The accrued interest sih
added bidders will be notified Immediately on or e'oIe may .
and the Bonds will delivered and payment required at Tins once on or
before 1870 The Company reserves the nsht 70 iet
""' '' NV CHARLES BUTLER, President
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
COTTON .IARKFTS.

SgF-OeLEANs. April 2L-Coan quiet and weak; Nirss 22
D bales receipts p ues colstee ueS total,
o. Barceona bales; ,toc. 1896 hl
April 27.-CottOu q but steady Milhug u T. sales
receipts 25l bales; exf0Ts-tO Salem 80 b; to New
kJ.slus. I'D bscs. stock, 1910 hale,
CHARLESTON, G., April 25.-t'fon qut Miting 2eQ2ic
sl'-s q pa bale: 1880 bales
SAvA,SAH Ga Apn 27No,ling doing in Cotton Mddng 22G
c receipts 43l tXIOs-tOsstwse 1Jy bales stock, 81 S
Balrs
NoKrolN April quiet and unchanged; Low Addlng
=. 90 bales; 5 bates; exior,cstSse 10 bales
10 lck ID bales.
os> Apr g-Coton duh on lower; Mddngs 23}c;
receipts = bales coase 80 bales total 4G2 bali sock,
1OAQl b1'e,.
BaITi'oRE April 27CooD hanged MddIng, 23c sales 20
1es receipts, bales b. bales; total III baes stock
1l bale.
G,ir., ~ Tcras April Pc ton dull Cool Ordinary, l1.c
- les receipts i5l bale XI0r,scoasiwse, ll0 bales stock
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
CPLENDID FURNITURE at AUCTION.-By
nlarbinfrn.

TOR SALE.-25 horse ENGINE and BOILER,
nou, running at TB Walkest FOR SALE CHEAP Removal
MAY VALENTINE BUTLER SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY, 29S
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

GRAND BAZAAR AND
PROMENADE CONCERT
IN AID OF
THE SHELTERING ARMS,
In Asylum fer
CRIPPLED INCURABLB AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN,
OPEN
4, the snarous and beautifully decorated Rooms Of the
- THIRTY SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY,
Broadway 6th-aye jSth aud bthsis
THE NAYYYARD, ....... ...n
GOVERNORS ISLAND BANDS
have Kindly offered to
THIS 1hursay) EVENING
LANDER'S BAND
will give the following Programme;
PART l.
Nae-Lus harmer Suauss'
...
Selection-Le PDpnete htttrneer'
P0sa-Saengcrbubt
PART H.
Overture.
Na-e-Aurora Runser
POpomn-le Belle Helene Ouenhnn'
Gaop-Bnder Lusug D"llA'
Duett-Beissl
Nase-Neting Festivities
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, containing 100 Pictures hy
Old European Master selected With the greatest from
the galleries o the will make this feature Of the Balaa
ADMISSION TO GALLERY, % CENTS
RESTAURANT under the charge Of seknoSn and experienced
caterer will supply all that can be- desired In that line.
Doors open from 10 a. N. Ia III p
Admission IS until O'clock after that time % cents Season
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Amusements.

Amusements.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN
LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE,
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OF - , .o., .,,,.,,
PIPPlN. or THE KING OF THE GOLD hlNKS
ENTIRE NEW SCENERY COSTUMES, PROPERTIES, MUSIC,
AND MECHANICAL BFPBCTS.
SATURDAY-LAST 4" PPPIN" MATINEE
Roy sHRET OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
ON MONDAY, May 2, " MOSQUITO"
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

CHICAGO ROcK ISLAND PACIFIC RAILhoAD CO.,
gycpy1AKys OFFICE NEW YORK. Apn 2t O
rINO 4IOLDERS of CHICAGO AND ROCh
ISLAND RAILROAD BONDs-This Company are prepared 10
exchange their I Mortgage Fund Per Cent Bonds due
Bonds Of the Chicago and Rock Island So Ra.nh % %
Gage on the entire Equipment extending from Chicago 10
- - nr.ani 'e - J. y TRACY. PresIdent.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
NEW-YORK SUPERIOR {
~ JOSEPH NJ. KocHLERl l.


g p. AVERY's COLLECTION of OIL
-. PAINTINGS be sold at the Somerve Art GALLERY ~ Fh
ave- THURSDAY EVENING, May 1870 The following list
OF some Of the works by a. ~ ,
Gen by Casea and two smaller examples by
same Artist Chocorna Peak" and COhas Beach by CHI
oni THE uguenot Refugee" Winters Day and Indian Sum
merp fhe Deserted Wep and Coast Scene by
Kenset Father and Reading to Dolly by Guy
BERKSHIRE Hills and Ulster Co. Scenery by
Pacdp Valley and Morning the Shore by VIM
r. Richanls You Top by J. G.. Brown An Autumn
Scepev and ousatonc by Jas NJ Hart The Old Dutch
Church and An Episode in the War" by Henry TShghs og In
by Coman sheDango River BY Cropy Grouse and Young
by TAFT and works by Wyant GswOd Oerte Bristol &c
large BIOL and most original and emarkabe
work The BY Weight" by Herbshoaer; Pompean Fountain
by Coomans Peep Show BY lie Jeune summer Time BY Yer
Heyden The Bird Chamer" by Legas and other subjects BY De
Bakerkorf Schroeder Boer Rbens Galart-Lepns Lo6rcho
Roeewsk Auy Baehen Leroy Duhaua Soubiran chsrd
Riyet. Csille, Blum, &C., Sc. 80. -
been previously exposed sale, comprising many painted for selected
especially ;his purpose by the most popular American Artists a. wen
Foreign Works Of which painted 70
order and this sale. They will be presented In perfect
all and elegant ST. les OF Frnes ana De
ba goo faith which sales the confidence OF the public
Now or EXHIBITION every Day aud Evening until time OF sale
THURSDAY EVENING, May X sOhBhSlLlB Ancoooeef
CPLENDID FURNITURE at AUCTION.-By
- order Of Eli Beard esq., JOHNSON MILLER will sell! at lot
O'Clock RsDAY April 30 the premises No IS Lee corner
Roney-s Wamsbugh all the superb and valuable h IN
Rosewood Paror and Bedroom Suites Kitchen
Utensils and article Of furniture used In houses
Catalogues be ready "Wednesday at JOHNSON MlLLEkSI -
Nasssu-st, y. !.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

OFrtK on THE COLUNBUs CHICAGO AND CENTRAL RALROAD(
Co.. 81 Brollssy NEw-YoRK, April % 1870 :
FNHE COUPONS of the Second Mortgage
Bond, OF the Columbus Indianapolis Central Railroad Com
y and Of tbe sinking of the Cincinnati and Ccago
us n, ,. Co due paid presentation amer
NcbolAs Natunsl Bank, Wss less Government
~ D. L. Shi ~ rfes''ehL
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Financial.

rIYlE Coupons Of the ST. LOUIS and SOUTH
PATTERN RAILROAD, Fin Mortgage per cent Cod Bonds
will e paid aer that date free OF Government
t presentation the Bankiu House Of GEORGE oPDYKE Co..
Z NesslH-st. New-lOrt D. ,. WlNSLOW, PreslIenL
-. Lo-., No. Apr ~ 100
FUIIE MAY, 1870 COUPONS of the MEMPHIS
AND LITTLE ROCK RR Mortgage Bonds will be paid
NJ ofice ~ SWANSON. PERKINS Co, 80 Beaver-t
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

OFFICE DEPOsIT Co. or NV .YOKK. I
Nos az and l46 BEOADwAT, Ngw foRK, April ", Is7O
rTHE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen
Il DIRECTORS Of THK SAFE DEPOSIT co or SEW-YO aud
81 ree INSPECTORS or ELECTION will be held
Cl4s 2 aud l46 Broadway ~ Y MONDAY the h day
"NaI l5O, be,seen the houn Of " Door, AMI P IN.
FREDERICK fOSTER Secretary
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
OYycz OF THE KA,sAs PACIFIC RAILWAY CosPAS1,}
ST. IocIs, April 20 1870 5
EINLIE COUPONS and INTEREST ON REGlS-

TERED BONDS, 1870, the First Mortgage
Pr Cert Gold Pacific Railway Company viii be
Banking House
MOI 81 Exchange place New York.
Holder. twenty coupons wn leave the day for
venhcation -, ,r,oo -,
o--s Msy2 G. s. GREELEY. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
OpYiCE OF rHE CYsTIlL RAILROAD Co: OF NgwJgasEr,}
RLzABETHPOET, " j.. April is, 1870.
= rATICE Is HEREBY GINEN that the animal
yEHE ANIMAL MEETING of the STOCK

Il HOLDERS Of The NRW-YORK MINING COMPANY, for the
election Of directors for th and for such other business a.
ga before the mreEg viii be held at the oee Of The
s"mpan Room No. IS NassasL, Ncw-lork CITY on MONDAi'
hay2 1870 a. Il O'Clock T. H. RICKARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

yIWE COUPONS of the First Mortgage per
i Bonds Of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY r r. Co.
DC MAY li gJ viii be paid al the Office of soUTrER Co, 50