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HORSE md CARRIAGE MntRKET
NRw-YoRK, Friday. Sept ~. 1870.

NEw-YoRK Friday Sept. 16 1870
Inc demand for carriage and road hoses,
"nch was steadily increasing with each successive Gay
ug thls week. formed the main feature in the Bull =
heau harket to-day. Several fine teams bought
500 TO 1880 per pair -
ne SAFE OF Canadian horses and Western wOrkhOrses
80, az unchanged prices the former bring from
10 ~ s1o the latter from $50 10 500 In some exeep
hona cases pair OF fine wOrkhorses will even bring
peteI price, 800 were paid this morning for pair OF
mss Woflng-horses at j. o. Tayl0rs stables
OF valuable carriage and trotting horses ar
Nen lhls morning at the stables ~. o. TaylorsG
lucy sre ali In excellent condtion-among them par
uculary deserving Of notice pair OF bay trotung-
mares Bashaw blood, bred IN NewJersey, and to all APP
pearances very promising.
An auction sale of three fine trottng horses took place
s morning, at the AstOr Stables, III West Thirteenth
81, Inc sale was conducted by Mr. j. L. Vandewater,
auctiOneer s625 realized for bay mare l5t
hands high years old and 81 40 for team Of blood
pays l5t hands high, and years old. -
The following is the list Of horses and prices for which
tey were sold, Messrs Johnston Van TassePs horse
ana carriage auction sale In East Thireenthst when
tn-da
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SEPTEMBER MEETING

SEPTEMBER MEETING
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATIONS
MoRRIsASiA, wESTcHBSTBa COUNTY
| TUESDAY "WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER o. a. r. and % 1910
Horse leave Harlem Bridge each daJ Of the races every TED
FREmgMsti ss'Oa
No, l1Purss q 81 900
For hor, that never beat TO- Ss so do 5 5r bo 900 the
.-. - scOnd, 800 to the third
ss' tSl 'er. hSy s s&s 'd
B S,os 9 Me- 1 sHs b sns@o I.arsoh
John Murphy fleetwood Pax, H. Coleman,
D omstead POashseepHs Young ws' hind
H IGs% Rs s F pt Ps n's BIS Po~ua Mare
iso Saf' Troy aS,.r .T s. Benin Fea5 Lambert
enr Newnd s,fs,eI enter. b. sar.oga forehead
Boy b. MAJOR Sas one Witt o S55 90 S s
SECOND DAK
wK6 Ss anfiI.r s & !. 80 81 1870
POr horses that never best ~ 200 the
Wsn Boiine AdletOwn, enters Lady Whitman BY
Eo S1H n y ! enter; ch.Ile, c,sso
n eSS.r: : ssier: ti ci S% 1,t D' Boone
John Hornbeek n T., enters b. & CAPTAIN Ga
No 3-Purse Of ~ 500
For horses that never 6e. rs m 4 Re- s .or. 5000 to the
David Banch. Bo tSGoI enter. ~ e. % "a Te 'a.
M Roden, n T. enters Dr. Charles LoeS formerly Pachen
Dan Mace N. Y, enters b. g Confidence
John Nesbit n. T.. enters b. 4. John J. Bradley
ID. P6ter, Long Island, enters b. s. H. W Gelea
FOURTH DAY
No. {-Puue Of : 800
FRIDAY, SEPT %, 1870.
For horses that 23i the 6rs horse 900 b the
second $500 the third.
N. ROten, ~ Y, enters New Berlin Girl.
Charles hohrs Negsyen enters Dr. Newayen Boy formerly
Brown Prince
John murphy, Fleetwood Park enter. Lady Sears
jas Dougey, jr. Troy, enters b.. m Fanny Lambert.
J. J. Bowen, Boston enters br. m Lady Ellis
L. L. HutehinJon Schenectady $ Ia Ells
No Purse Of
For horses that beat so the $500
second 100 o the third.
Vim. IT, Borst, n. Y, enters b. : George wilkes
Budi Doble. n. Y, b.. e Hotspur
w. II. DObe Philadelphia, b.. m. Lucy.
John Murphy, Fleetwood PARK. b. z Henrv
GENERAL REMARKS.
All the mile three harness except purse
No which viii be two miles and harness and will be
dgcte under the rules Of the National Association.
Gates open at 3 O'Clock q.
admission dollar; charge for Grand Stand
rages free
Trains and Harlem Railroad will leave Twenty srth
Fourth and 1880 a and 230 and Returning
will Morrsnia and Melrose 58 So and 6;J2 m
The within hundred feet Of The Harlem depot hOrsana
Races to commences at $3.50 p. IN .
BY order Of HENRY DATER, President.
Pools sold every evening previous 70 the at Fleetwood Club
House a. Broadway between Forfeit and Forty hsts by JACOB
SOMERlNDiKB.
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An auction sale OF horses and carriages will take place
Tomorrow Saturday. the nth inst, at IL o'clock, at
Messrs Barker & Hamlins New-YOrk Ta;tersaIs cor
ner OF Thirty-ninth-st aud Broadway.
With the business is very lively; we
hear OF large sales at all the repositories Messrs Wood
Bros sold very fine rstcass cOupes considering
the perfect workmanship at very reasonable prices
Messrs Demarest Woodruff who already control very
extensive trade all the States sending two We
torias 20 Venezuela, and report doing very fine Fall
trade altogether
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cornelius A:
W.srob s. The Surrogate o. the Coghv vapb pp1Gs
% "a 4, person. having claim, against 6EoRGk BklGSe'
~ ~ n ~ Grubed County 81 SaratogA nov deceased 70 pre-
ave o. ue III "oas, =. b,rro( CIARLOT1B BRIGGS al her
hoase h The Greenheor to thAhAs b En A. hs
90 ftb. liar CompanL IN we Wy OF gu
% t ths 10Th day Vi Jaluay ll9i 3fssshell sais'osA
'enhhH Ssg ~ '''' CHAKLES BLIYBN. kLeoatoL
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Eerlnres ano meetines.

A REUNION on the occasion of the reopen
the Lexington NJ T. Church. Rtyseoond
Pastors especially invited TO be present Preach
l0f Special Sabbath school services al m Love
Feist at p. IN. X NJ sTRATTON, Pastor
T'HE BOYS IN BLUE of the XXth ASSEM-
BLY, DISTRICT will at Dngleens, 1000 Thiriaye THIS
(SurdAy EVENING All soldiers and sailors favorable
the election Of Woodoi aud Kaufnann invited 70 join
Capt WIN. II. BENJAMIN Chairman
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A. g. PLASDRAU, CARRIAGE BUILDER,
East Eghteenth-sL, one door from Fifh-,

At BARKER e. HAMLIN's
~ cry AUCTION MART AND NETWORK TATTRRsALLS,
Corner Brosisay and Thirty ninthst
MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER, Auctoneer.
Among the very sne - 49,, ,,,, ,r 8, o,c,ocv
u he sne and handsome Mare raised Ohio l5i high years
Old very stylish and handy diver iros close to three minutes
warranted 4.
Bs lore l5 gh old handsome. and highly bred
an ra game and prompt driver elegant coupe or family bone
rsned 49,, Ia Il, -. e.. 49,.
Elegant pair Bay Hores Isl high and years DID, extra Inc d'
can tTot cl6se 20 minutes, and warranted.
evpraiot Horses full description 81 sale
Aiso Top notop Wagons and everything IN the horse hne
NO BROADWAY EXPENSES.-A Fine
,.omsn CsreDee Cosehe Psrf Poay Pbsstons ron
ais up; top and Wages suis' kosiivau ,se
s,s 1nas boI op 100; Wagon SO RosksvsY SD
on. az Roek,rsy $3.50 Brewser Wagon $50 one
Du,subarT yIn DGs si13 Phaeon sls Harness Sheets
Va. 10 WIN Il GRAr 90 q, "a and d WoO,ssrst
AN ELEGANT SATIN-LINED Z SPRING
A. ''' 49, Al THEODORE z. BALDWIN Cos,
Broadway. Tenth q.
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Danrins Academies.
0eacbers.

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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF the
IA CLASSICS and higher ENGLISH desires BhGAOkMhS oI
daily family In schoo OF
reputation references Of the highest character Address
Boz 10 Tribune Ohce.
A MEMBER of Union Theological Seminary
N will few hours the morning 70 private PoPlLS ID hN
GLISH and the CLASSICS. Address TUTOR, Tribune once
A GRADUATE of YALE, experienced in
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reference address YALE Boz 10 Tribune Ohoe
VNEACHERS WANTED for English, French,
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schools throughout the country Address wi" sn
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Giiuatious Uanteo--females.

A YOUNG widow LADY of refinement and
N position HOUsEKBEPER or COMPANION
to bring the satisfactory references Address
D. F., Boz Isl, Tribune Ohce.
COLORED SERYANTS.-TIIUSs Agency;
Eb,hd 1883; recommended 2f Thompson, West
Pourthst,.. Washington Parade Grounds
EIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERVANTS sup
il pied BY PIERCE Co.. Bowlng-green Greenhons and
other Americans English Scotch Germans ssedes
Irish.
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
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between RiyinEou and Stanton.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
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Proposals.
wAsHssros. D. G.. september 10 1870.
? PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

WASHINGTON D. c. September 10 1870
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
AvKSUE-Tbe Commissioners appointed 70 select and determine
o. M hind Of be used paving PeBnyvaniaAVe
nbe notice that they proposals until he h day Of Sep
ie%S.r lS.2 iI eaS STOW Miller "Foilahsbee Bet
teriy" Nicholson" Robbins and Paul" 81, -. 0.-- -.
u No 2s k upon .RPes0o am 81 Information ma gwen
1bjtes character Of worn Bidders satisfy hemsees
20 AL the points connected , Elis We sVrT
The roadway must be graded by the contractor conform the
.rsds the phs and secon, which MI be generally one
foot efOs the tes S' S bd ~ The ce S to disposed Of
they may deie 1s iI P6 70 sasb dnt or point. q Ss co
oaers shall direct Where excavation u reaqi The H,ersl sTe,
oaire The composed Of earth free from lo. Vegetable
mattel t asbs thsfbe each layer to be horoagby rsmme
or roL with heavy roller Upon the su6grad shall be lad bed Of
SH. vii BE- laid wooden pavement Which conform
respect 10 e description and specification on Gle The once Of The se
Ber. are required their proposals the prices for each Of
the Ra Of paving and other stone. per square yarL
Is, Rmbankmeni per cubic yard
iii Crawling per cable yard -
81 Wooden pavement lspeciiling namel PEI square yaH
shall determine shall be completed p the best and
most substantial a. "r .nc 800, She ms
appoint hon. With ,s.. ,,,,o,.1 h. the c,f J,.,c.
q a. Dste guaranteeing that the Of the oonrhc
~ he entered into he strictly and faithfully observed must
80 ia Tba COmn themselves night
100 ,pv or an lids deemed to the Interests Of the Government Cor
pqT9G9 Of %s' s ss ard iR 70 s following extract from til. 40,
IN provide for paving ofPeuusyly approved July 1905
sic mon the pavement to be used they shall contract for paving
Of @ Avenue 9iH Syng eHaS notice Of tho citing heo to be
given more nssg'er, published . Wsisgoh Bala%Ss
he tine and place ueh letting and hnd Of pavement"
.oo be directed to Gen y MIcHLRR Secretary Of Com
mission for Paving Penns yauaaye hce Public Building. Crumbs
and woris Washington d g and inoed Proposals for Pavhs
Peln'''''1i- ave \. HICHLER Secretary
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5iationern, Sc.

WASHINGTON MEDALLION PENS.-Dis-
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a., LsI,stn VI VIC Complain The Tnbuas VI Asnisys
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neooins CARDS, &t.

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WICH, Conn. = Misses MEEkEK'
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YOUNG LADIES viii reopen Sept % For circulars apply to the
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CORPORATION Notices.


CUPREME COURT-In the matter of the
application Department Of Public PARKS for and behalf OF
Aldermen aud COmmonsiy OF the CV OF We" lVtA en
tive 10 - ..-..- -,
NINETY.FIRST STREET,
from EgLa New Road Drive aud IRON Twelfth avenue
the Hudson River
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK.
The Parks the and n behalf of the
Mavor Aldermen Commohsy the City Of pursuant 70
the Act the People Of the state OF New 1Ok
and duties Of the Commissioner
he Ceu Pafk passed April 1896 and 81 the Act entitled
Act portions Of the City Of New YORK
md the April
Court
in the New York SPECIAL
Of Court held before the Honorable GEORGE c.
Inst In Court House al the CV Han the City u New
YORK Friday seventh day Of October 1870 the opening Of the
Court thereafter Counsel heard
for appointment VI Estimate the
natter that tie and Of the improvement
hereby opening Of Nnetysrst Eighth
10 the Drive, Twenh the Hudson
laid cut BY the Commissioners II the Central PARK the Cay
Of New fOrk. RICHARD OGORMAH,
Counsel TO the Corporation
Dated New York September 10th, 1870
DEPARTMENT PUBLIC PARIS. e65 Bko.Dsst
ITO FARMERS AND OTHERS.-This Depart
Offers for sale the following SHEEP nov " be SOFA N'
ta Park
4OOd EwRS
4OM BUCKS
- EWlis of 30
rWEfURRA of 1870
2BUCKS ~ l1l
All Of bef N.litI SorrUpOWN.
Propo,a fjr tte.r rurls. nav riir sle' 10 - ,,.,--s
iBSKI uILl Oh trcasafcr Of h' ~
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NNoRTHEAsTERN EAILRoAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
p Kepally. F Harman, q G Lonhardt. Rev d j
uuigley, Mrs Defrall, A $ Lipman, Mrs f Luben-
rood and two sons, " ID Bowers, G Hurtun., l.
Hurting, NJ Manhaussen. Master L Brown, IL u
Philips, i W Pra I, a Van Winkle, Captain ]
Wates, Rev Mr. George, Mrs G Savage ana two
children, Mrs II d Savage, H Carpenter, Mrs
o Gilett, Mrs J Mcguire Miss A Duun BruninR
vile and infant, ] r weahershee, W Young. Ii
Sturgcs. P Hatray. W Morrissey, Fletcher.
Fer steamship Manhattan. for New York-Mss
Leckle, A Il AGrahams, Abrahams, + Wals!
aud wife, Miss 9 klinck. Miss A MtcSen0erg.
N KllucE L Gallagher, Castello, W Forsy the.
Gardiner, Mrs Turpen, Mrs Raymond, " Nh n
W knight, Ii Bschorr, Miss N Neislen, " L
Jameson, H Murphy, A Adger, and Ii Jones.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palntka via JACK
sonyllle Fernandina and Savannall-C W Boggs,
Mrs N Ward Mrs Roach, Miss Coffee, t EcEcl,
Mrs Dupont and niece, Mrs Lewis Mrs Gadsden,
Miss Gadsden, and 10 deck.
Per steamer Pilot BOY, from Beaufort Pacific
Landing and Edlsto-Mlss Lille jenkins. VIVA.
ley, Il Wright, S Wright, D Hanilx, and IL
deck.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, September 2S-C0FFEE-1n st. Do
mingO coffee there have been sales OF 1900 bags,
fer export, on private terms. The article Is nomi-
hally SI4aSisc per 10, gOll, in bond. In Java the
sales have been confined to small lots at 81 aas2c
gold, and Rio at l51salSc, gold. No Mocha In first
hands and prices are nominal.
CoTIoN.-There has been very unsettled feet-
ing ID the cotton market since our last, With
more free receipts and uhfarorable advlces from
Europe. Manufacturers are purchasing only 10
supply immediate wants, and their wants are
now quite small on account Of the scarcity OF wa
ter and the stoppage OF machinery. The sales
have been OF l3al4c for ordinary; l6al6Sc for
good ordinary; lTa1Tiac for low middling, and
lInalS]zc for middng, including uplands and
Gull. For future delivery the article Is offered
at considerable concession from these prices.
DOMESTICS.-ThereiS Is no change TO notice In cot.
ton goods, and the demand has not been quite as
active as for some previous weeks. all standard
goods are sold up close and in some instances
aheai OF production. WOollens are IN fair de-
mand and the market quite firm.
GUSSY BAGS.-The market Is quiet and prices
are nominally ooa22c, currency, fortnight and
heavy.
GUNNY CLoTH.-This article is firm, and has
been in demand for consumption at 291aa30c per
yard for Calcutta and Domestic. The shipments
South have been considerable.
NAVAL SToREs.-In spirits turpentine there
have been small sales at 4Oa4lc per gallon, and
some 400 bbls, in poor order, sold at 3Sc per gal.
In tar nothing has been done. Rosin has been in
fair demand with sales Of 800 bbls pale at SIS 50a
25; and 400 bbls strained common and No. at
go 25a2 so per Dbl. In pitch the sales have been
at So 75a3 per bbl In small lots.
RIcB.-The stock Is very small AID prices are
QOminQlly the same.
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IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT


EDGEF1ELD, September 20.
On Yesterday, the 2Sth instant, IN pursuance
of the previously published call OF the chair
man of the executive committee for the conn-
ty. the Edgefeld County Convention of the
Union Reform party assembled in the Masonic
Hail, at Edgefeld Courthouse, for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for the Legislature
and for the county offices. The convention
was called to order at IL NJ, and Captain Lew
is Jones, the county chairman. explained the
object of the call. Colonel A. P. Butler was
temporary chairman. On the permanent or
ganizaton, Captain Lewis Jones was chosen
president, Toney Talbert and Thomas Grego-
Youngblood and Henry Furman, both white,
and George Slmkins, colored, secretaries. The
proceedings were harmonious, and the follow
ing county ticket was nominated:
For epresentativeS-LeRoyF F. Youmans, a.
P. Butler, Thomas Gregory, D. c. Tompkins.
Edward McNary, W. D. Jennings, John Elan
three of these being colored men.
For County Commissioners-James A. Tai
bert, Andrew Jackson. Robert Nessfeld-the
TWO last are colored.
For School Commissioners. j. Young
blood.
For PROBATE JuQSe-B. ". bryan.
For COroner-George ". Turner.
This ticket was judiciously selected. 1t COM
bines ability and honesty with conservatism,
gives all sections Of the county showing, and
gives the colored race fair proportion of the
places of trust and honor. There was great
deal OF enthusiasm among the delegates. and
it is now set down as certainty that Edge
field will do her duty in the October elections.
The Radicals will make their nominations on
tomorrow, the 30th instant. Next week
three large. mass meetings are to take
place in this county, TO be address
ed by Kershaw, Hampton. Carpenter,
and Butler, Governor Vance, of North Caro-
lima; q. s. Fitch and,A. R. Wright, of Georgia.
They are to be real rousers. So you see we
are up and at it. On last Monday the Radicals
had mass meeting here, but the affair was so
small that had almost forgotten to meation
1t. Cardozo and some Of the local lights made
speeches in the courthouse to a small crowd.
After tomorrow good many earnest Radical
devotees will get treir quietus by somebody
else being nominated for the places that they
seek, and these will thenceforth be enrolled
among the absentees. The asplrants are very
numerous.
The crops in this section will be pretty good,
though not so good as was expected sometime
ago. A large proportion OF the cotton crop
has been gathered already. 1t has been quite
dry for several weeks. :.
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1s.c. Il at 1ssc;6 at 1880; 43 at 1870; ia at
lac; 1l6 at l4,sc; IL at l+ic les a. i45ae' II -
l4xc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .'12%fg1lss,,s
Low middnng .......... .........'A g1an g1aan
Mlddling .::....... ,a,I@-
Strict middung.. ''''''Af7sS
RlcE.-There was limited business DONG.
sales 4s ,ierces of good clean Carolina, say 20
tierces at SIC: 90 at s}Gc 2 b.
NAVAL SroREs-The business IN these articles
was unimportant Sales 81 bbls common rosin
at 81 80 2 Dbl.
FRElGHTs-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi-
nal; via New York, I'd on uplands, ID OIL sea Is
lands; by sail 9-16 on uplands, ;so Oh sea
islands. To Havre nominal Coastwlse-to New
York by steam, &c on uplands and lc on sea
islands: 81 so q tierce on rice by sali - Oh cot-
TON. a tierce on rice; 40c p barrel on rosin;
s7Cs = NJ on lumber; ss@1o p on timber. To
Rosto., by SAIL ::@,ssc q b on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail IS 2 on boards, sc
a h on cotton: by steam 81 2 bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, By steam, &c p 10
on uplands: By sail. 81 2 NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; 50 p ton or clay, and sS@3 80 on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, nc 2 b; oy
sail, So 5O@7 2 n on boards; sS@3 rs q ton on
phosphate rock Vessels are in demand BY
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown S. c., Darien and Satilla River, Ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, and SO
@12 a NJ are the rates on lumber and boards
misunderstanding 90 day bills "lA@'22.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sight checks at 4 or and sell at par.
CIoLp-12@14.