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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
PRINCETON COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

College will take place as follows:
Sunday June Sermon First Presbyterian Church. IL
a m. by DR.. McCosh. -,
Monday June -Casay Exercises promenade concert in the even
ing ,r..-
Tuesday 2Address before the ChosOphe and American big
secrey @. NJ Robesou 10 be followed @ an
the Societies. Alumni Meeting at Daring the
deeenna meeting the class OF ounof pn Oh'ns
8oclock M gymnAsuc exhibition. - a.,
WEDNESDAY June Commencement Masters Grafton Class oio'%
r. w. Parker Of Newark, n j. IN, Alamn Dinner
The occasion promises To he more than usually Interest,"
ing.
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q
or this capital 100000 81 200 600 In 81. Louis the rest
In NewYor have already been subscribed and the out
lay up 10 the present moment l. u, 100000.
The estimate OF the traffic OF ~ railways, east and west,
which will be the total number finished and In operation
before the completion of the bridge does not place 1t be-
low 1,O0OOOO tuus.
Az aYeEae t.Ilg vi 60 ceuta tun would yield yearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21

The Legislature of Connecticut has appointed
T. s. woodiOrd state Prison Director Tor three years.
nom july 4.
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THE MISSISSIPPI BRIDGE.

DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK SINKING THE
PIERS TO THE SOLID ROCK THE STEEL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SPANS-EsTlMATED
cOsT-PROBABLE PROFITs-THE COMPANY.
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Hudson. n. Y.....sS. 90
Fort Mihlin, Philadelphia. 26,75O
For. Delaware, Delaware
River. .................. 1880
Firms Point Battery, Oppo-
site Fort Delaware. ,,.. $3.50
Port Point, San Francisco. 10000
Francisco. ............... 10000
Fort at Alcatra1 Island, San
Francisco................ 5000
Repair Of other Forts. $50. coo
Seacosst Mortar Batteries. 5000
Surveys for military defenses lOo, 900
Total ..........,"$ ,264, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21

Fort Preble, Georges. and
SCANNED, Portland, Ne. .. : rs. 900
Fort Independence, Boston 5000
Fort Warren, Boston. 10000
Fort Winthrop. Boston... 900
Fort Hsmilton and sddi.
tional batteries, n. w.. 5000
Fort TOmpkins, Staten Isl.
and.........unexpended balances
Fort Schuyler, East River,
Ne<-York............... 60,0O
Fort on Willett's Point ,Bast
RIVER. ..................s StUD
Port Columbus, Governors
Island, N. Y............. 81, 900
Port Wood, Bedloe's Island,
~. 1.......s....s.s.s lOfND
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13

EXCITING RUNAwAY.-About 2 Z. NJ,
to-day, one Of the omnibuses from vir-
ginia, with four horses, driven by
Haight, was passing down Main street,
when opposite the News Office the
near wheeler from some cause became
unruly and bucked one hind leg over
the pole. This caused the team to try
to run away, and they did 60 at \
pretty rapid rate down the steep street,
although Haight held to them like q
bulldog, and had his brake oil all the
time. Opposite the Vesey House \
lady who keeps an Intelligence office
at the corner Of B and Taylor streets,
Virginia, sprang out Of the g q door
Of the omnibus and falling on her face
laid insensible and was carried Into
the hotel. Haight managed to retain
partial control Of his team and tried as
q last resort to turn them into Crown
Point street. In doing so the bus aud
team came to'a full stop against the
corner Of the brick. building ut that
point. An awning post was broken,
and some Of the horses got a little
scratched, but out of the half dozen
passengers not one were hurt except
the lady who jumped out. DIR. Hall
attended her and found her injuries to
be simply confined to . severe contu-
sion on the left cheek, beneath the eye,
and q few slight scratches. The bus
was not hurt much, If any, and at the
usual time Haight drove 1t back to
Virginia with the same team. Haight
Is a trump, and certainly was not in
the least to blame on this occasion.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS excellent
bill Is out for tonight, We presume,
although we havn't seen any. Who
ever bills Gold Hill does not seem to
do 1t very faithfully. The entertain
ment last evening was a particularly
gay and festive one. That walk
around" Is hard to beat. Chris Mat
thews In his clog doings; Mollie Bam-
ford and Ada Bell In their pleasing
ballads and duets; Claudio Lee, the
lively skipping singer and dancer;
Nellie Winning In her choice sensa.
tional roles and assumptions, and
the balance Of the company In their
various character acts and delinea-
lions, all contribute to the general nun
and enjoyment peculiar to the Alham-
bra. The theater Is we'll ventilated,
and q capital place to 60 and spend a
jolly evening.
WHERE TO FIND GEORGE FLEIDNER.
For the present all his old customers,
and as many new ones Is choose, can
find George at the barber shop next to
Dorwin's assay office, Main street. =
SEAsoNABI.E LUXURY. - Everybody
can afford the luxury ola bath. Price
reduced to fifty cents, at Brodel's No.
81 south C street. corner Of Smith. Vir-
ginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13
DR.. ROB ERTS,
CONSULTATIONS FREE.

DIR. ROBERTS treats successfully the follow.
ing named diseases, together with many other
forms Of human maladlcs not herein mentioned:
Diseases OF the Brain, Rheumatism, Epilepsy,
Nervous Debility, NeuralEis, weak sPines'
Paralysis, Weak Eyes, Partial Blindness, Drop
steal Tumors, Ulcers, Scrofula In all Its various
forms, Incipient Consumption, Diabetes, Weak
ness OF the Limbs, Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice,
Palpitation OF the Heart, Diseases Of the Liver,
kidney and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Falling Of the
Womb, Suppressed Menses, Catarrh, all kinds
Of Sexual Diseases. Impurities Of the Blood,
etc. Paralysis and Deafness are the most I'M
certain Of all diseases, although patients afflicted
with even those terrible maladies will be more
or less benefited, II not cured, by Magnetic
Treatment.
WONDERFUL CuREs.-Dr. r. r. Roberts, the
celebrated physician, IL performing remarkable
cures in Grass Valley. Some OF the most acute
diseases that afiict and torture mankind yield ~
II BY magic to his Swedish Movement Cure.
Or. Roberts treats his patients by mesmerism,
or animal magnetism. lie not only brings ties.
timonials Of cures from persons In distant
States, but In every Town and city where he has
prsctised, may be found the highest authority
confirming his success. In Marysyillc,, Stock.
ton; San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles and
Grass Valley, statements OF his cures are vouched
for BY testimony that Is unlmpeachable. = NE.
yads City National Gazette, May ID, 1871.
GoMe AwAY.-on Sunday next the celebrated
and world.renowned Or. r. II. Roberts, who. IL
now stopping at the National Exchange Hotel,
will leave TOR Virginia City, and those desiring
his services should call on him before tnat Time;
During his stay In this county he has performed
some Of the most wonderful cures we have ever
heard OF. For the cure Of evcry kind OF disease
no cannot be eScelled. Hc heals the sick by an.
imal magnetism and the Swedish movement
cure. No physician ever came to the State 80
kI.kl. ,nnNnnuaanda1 "a nr r. r. Rnharta All
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Bedy and Mind Diseased.

- - 1890
Such IL dyspepsla. The stomach and the brain
are too intimately allied for the one to suffer with.
out the other. 30 that dyspepsia and dependency
are lnscparable. II may be added. too. that lrrita,
Non Of the stomach Is almost Invariably aeeompa.
MED by Irritation OF the temper.
The lnyigorailng and tranquiliring operation Of
Hostetter's Bitter Is most powerfully developed in
caves OF Indigestion. Tho nrst effect Of this agree
abe tonic IL comforting and encouraging. A mild
glow pervades the system. the chronic unessiness
In the region OF the stomach 70 lessened. and the
nervous restlessness which characteriIes the disease
Il abated. This improvement Is not transient. II
IL not succeeded BY the return Of the old symptoms
with superadded force. a. Is always the case when
unmedicAted stimulants are given for the complaint.
Each dose seems 10 lmpart q permanent accession
Of healthful inauguration. But this b not all. The
Aperient and antLblllous properties Of the prepara-
ton are scarcely secondary In Importance TO It's
tonic virtues. II there Is an overflow Of bile the Sc
cretion IA soon brought within proper limits. and II
the hillary organ Is Inert and torpid Il Is toned and
regulated. The effect upon the dlscharging organs
Is equally ~sAlutary. and In cases Of constipation the
eathartic action Is Just s~uficlsnt to produce the de-
sired result gradually and without pain. The Bitters
also promote healthy evaporation from the surface,
which Is particularly desirable when sudden changes
check the natural perspiration and produce conSes'
ton OF the liver, coughs and colds. The best safe
guard against all disease Is bodily vlgor. and this
the great Vegetable Restorative essentially promote
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13
I0- MILLMEN (!

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hfl NHws Once half Q ton OF superior
H 4sI.,i6 for w jSIE3. .ss. P %ii $. ' ~ S y r..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13

pG GHs T .nS CHARLES les R. .P FPGTGss, SIS esa:
NornA street, Business Agents for the Aele Of
Tickets, and for the trlnSsotion OF 81 Business
connected with the Entertainment, to whom Al
communications may be addfessed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13

L. op.ai.o I'd. o,R. Closing.
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A MOST WONDERFUL CURE.

QRAss VALLEY, June 22d, 1870.
This certines that I have boon for ffteen years
an invalid aud great sufferer from q combination
Of most distressing diseases, viz: dyspepsia,
spinal disease, prolapsus uteri, and for the past
eight months have been paralyzed in the len
half Of my body (hemiplegia). No tongue could
tell what | have suffered during the last three
years especially. I have been treated BY emil:
nent physicians-by their advice have changed
climate. l have also tried the celebrated =" Mil
eral SPRING. ~ but all seemed OF little or no
thing but a miserable sufferer for the remainder
Of my days.
DR.. Roberts commenced treating me by AMI
NAL Magnetism M the Swedish Movement
Cure on the 9th Of June, and with three treat.
ments | felt like q new or0ature--the paralysis
was removed. have now been under his treat.
ment hfteen days, aud have improved daily.
Nearly all my difficulties have entirely disap-
peared, and the remaining ones have been 30 far
relieved that I now feel that time and care are
all that 10 necessary to restore me to perfect
health.
I have been acquainted with DR.. Roberts six.
teen years. I have always regarded him a. one
OF the most reliable Of men. I was the recipi'
ago. have known, personally, many cures
that he performed In Iowa, while yet q mere
youth, that were really wonderful. I shall ever
praise God for His mercyin providing means for
my restoration to health. and shall ever pray
Roberts In hIs good and GLORIOUS work.
(StgnedJ MARY N. BALL.
ORFICE-ROoN No. o, INTERNATIONAL
HOTEL, VIRGINIA, NEW.
1VlS-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13

NOTICK 70 MKCIAHICsl
best Model OF two WheskGI Ghee 2 lion, Lof
this distribution. TIA .1yfaees fsosrve Inc
right to reject Gny-sna 1b. REQ +.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13

JoHS L. MooRE.-Al the old residents OF this
section know John l.. Moore. Of Virginia City. and
the few new ones who don't happen u. should make
his acquaintance as soon as possible, especially II
they want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising columns may be seen an ur
tlcle setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
At his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse. Niagara Hall. North b street. Virginia,
an Immense stock in that line. from q doubls bed
steal to . tin dlpper, including carpets, mirrors,
stoves. ~crockery, tlnware. lamps. table cutlery. etc,
In short, everything necessary, except q wife. to go
through his establishment. apSlm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13
Tho Necessity Of a Visit overcome.
m

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part OF the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit Q written statement Of such In prefer.
ence to holding 0 personal interview. are assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
An letters must Be addressed to the CORE
spending physlc!an, thus;
fRor TN5l 6lS Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kearny.
dee sa-ivis San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-13
METROPOLITAN BATH HOUSE
SHAVING SALOON.
No. 81 South G Street, corner OF Smith ST.,
VIRGINIA CITY,

R. T. BR0DEK ;:;;;,;ii Proprietor.
TIoT AND COLD BATHS ALWAYS
II ready, with flesh brushes, soap, clean linen
and Russian towels, neat toilet etc, Price, 30
cents q bath.
My SHAVING SALOONS one Of the very
best and neatest in Virginia City. AyrsHors are
In the markets.
My perfnmery, cosmetics, hair oil, bay rum,
hair dyes, ETC., are also OF he nrst class.
The public In VirHinia, and my old friends ana
acquaintance In Gold Hill, are Invited 70 ean;
Virginia, June 18th. 1870. lezo-II
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS

A man never meets his fate but once in
fe and when ths occurs the fact should be properly
advertised wM. EyERDRLLs Sons, No. 10. Fulton-st.
make speciality engraving wedding cards and are also
prepared All orders for calling cards and fine stationery
Of all kinds J. EvEgDELL No. 302 Broadway, also has
choice variety OF enameied Parisian cards with git
borders Bristol boards OF the fashionable size CHAP
MAN BLOoNER. No AZ Futon-5t, are also experienced
fhe walls and portfolios Of GoUPIL's srt gallery.
No ITO Fifth ave. are rich with valuable pictures
and engayings OF the highest class GouPl has also an
assortment OF brOnzes aud paan statuettes, copies Or
the old marbles, picture. and mirror frames.
f. ID BAssFoRD. No. Cooper Union, has very cholcs
,ssortment Of china and glassware, including
cut-gass decanters. goblets, Bohemian vases, tea
thing which il needed in the household. His large. we'll
nsh'op ts scoI cor g n,yIsSs No sss Broadway. have
similar Of goods inferior neither IN durability nor
The GROVER BAKER Sewing Machine may bs
at No. 625 Broadway The FLoREhcB sewing Machine
may De purchased At the agents, on Broadway.
At HISRICHs, No. 81 Parkplace can be found every
description OF toys and fancy goods for old and young
II VI FAIRCHILD, No ST 5ixth-ave has toys games,
and puzzles " every description IN abundance a. well
as large stock Of books. photograph albums writing
wilson's Toy stand. 70 BOwery furnishes santa Claus
with "A large portion OF hs stock
l. r. TIBBAIs. No. i73 Broadway, has largo aSsort
ment OF juvenile presents skates, and toy sleighs
a. COx's Sons No. u Maiden-ane have every variety
of walking from the mere twig which - the 4dmi
OF Broadway 70 the strong and stout supporter OF
HERRING s. CO. and MARVIN & Co. make some light
safes and useful cash boxes suitable for Christmas pres
ents.
PATTERSON BROTHERs No. II Park-r0w. have stock 0
skates OF all descriptions and excellent manufactur =
Those who think not % have any Winter will find
out their mistake.
Mr. HUNTER No. 1,i52 Broadway, furnishes very de-
sirabe present in e shape OF opera glasses ranging st
all prices and by all the best makers.
RIDLEY Co, corner OF Twenty sixth-st. and Fifth
ave. and cor. Hudson and Chambers-st, provide an un
limited amount Of the finest confectionery and bonbons
for their customers.
Mr.. SIMMONS OF No 557 Broadway has latey imported
large stock of opera giasses telescopes. &C. from
OF the best makers in Europe.
F. J. KALDENBBRG, No. Johtrst., has a collection OF
pipes and cigar holders which smokers will do well -
inspect.
POLIAR & SON No. so Broadway, also have an exten
and weselected stock Of all classes Of meerschsum
goods.
FAIRBANKS SCALES, No. 252 Broadway are sure II bs
in great request this season. when many Thousands
Of uns Of goods have 10 be weighed before deyeryes
pecally the charity turkeys.
JOHN g. WILLARD, No 269 Canal-st "a well known
dealer in looking asses and picture frames.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
prTftIp PHILLIPS,
No. 81 Union-squarc, publishes large catalogue OF
sacred music.


No. 81 Uniop-squarc, publishes largo catalogue OF
sacred music.
E.3 ". T. ANTHONY.
No 59 Broadway are the largest dealers In America IN
Photographic and sterooscopic goods II any OF our
readers would like 10 know what the stcreocope II ca
pable Of they will do well to call AT Anthonys, ana ek
anime some OF Wilson's views ~ Engilsh ann Scotch
scenery and the English catledrhls
GEORGE D.. WOODWARD
No 1 deals in works relating to architecture
and country homesubiects which are of great interest
to a considerable portion Of our population
MADAME DEMOREsT,
No es caters 10 that passion which Is 40 pow
erfly developed In the female breas-the thirst for
uowIedg of ALI that ia connected with fabrics ana fas-
ion Mgdams Democrats Monthly gives all me nee
essary directions for prosecuting the pleasing but eHp
. CHARLES sCRIBNER CO.,
broadway between Bond and BeeckerstS'' are eh'ehS
i've dealers in English books n Is rich treat for liter
ary man 10 inspect their shelves Upon them hay w
found all the standard works ia every department OF
literature Lovers of history, theology, poetry, the
Iasscs travels poca economy, the sciences ana the
ars may material there to occupy thelr mnus IoI
lifetime They are the American agents TOT bonn >
valuable libraries. or course tley nave mauc "
tiona IN spply those illustrated and beautifully bound
volumes which every OF the slightest pfcenSo
10 cultivation is eliged 20 own as wen hs thse rae
sbcrs ~ the pss Their magazine, Scffbncrs MOnGfy
retains its high rank in periOdical ltefaVre Whclc
everything is displayed 10 attract the buyer u IL hOp
less task to attempt catalogue. Attention hoWeVel' ~
nyited to their Illustrated Library Of Wonders, In twenty
volumes, at 81 20 per volume. ,,-,.,., .,
For books stationery, and holiday knck knacksO1 yarl-
kinds the following osiaDlshmchIs WIZ "o wv
McFSRiksD's, broadway. near Twenty -thirdst.
BouGHroS wrMAS's; No; - Bible @ Hon,G. R"nS.t
J. W. SCHERMERHOEN 20. =, NO ~ bohest
II DI WITT No, u ErankfOftst.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21

dllrcs little argument. " ' y"
sAroLIo Il soap used 70 and polish metal, ks.
YES tn and copper ware. II IL rnannf tctre5 .Yc,r
sFely by r.. MOrgans sons. No 2ll Washin ,tonst ,s
mas been eHteusVeig introduced throughout dc coutr
On Christmas Eve every kitchen should a set In orde,
ana All the pots and kettles secured and burni.ed AMI
Of luster and polish. ''''"'
\. "A. CONSTANTINE, No. f3 Annsf manufactures %.
~elknown Pine Tar SOAP which has become a domesto
necessity in many families. Another article e0ually
NVrhy OF communication Ia PYfEs EcOSosIcAI hOAP
whlfh u manufactured az No $50 Washingt0n AZ '
JOHN DWIGHT n Co. No. II Old slip make sneci,I,x
OF the sale OF .aleratu- aud -oda business of M.
house Il very large and their prosperity il the natnr,
article In the market. ~" P'"0''
IHos; X. AGNEw, corner Of Greenwich and Murrays..
mas choice assortment Of family groceries iDclydny
lcas ana spices of me finest quality. This IL a moR
Trustworthy place In which secure supplies for the
holidays. "PP''' '"' '"o
Do3LEr, at No 80 Ncwst, manufactures an ycs.t now
der Whose excellence All h0usekcepers appreciate ana
ChAsfrOs BROS No. ~ front-st have general .ook a,
oceres Including soap, starch, saleratus and spces
Inc IVES PATENT LAMP il a light that shinas befora
men ~ - cheap safety lamp and one OF the rnosi uso
tn Inventions or late years. Is IL sold at No 81 Bar
The SWISS MANUFACTURING Co. No &c Ea.t Four
tecnth ST. nave on exhibition large stock OF caFve
WORK ana swiss ware. and the MERIDEH CUTLERY "a
NO - IieekInanst offer tD the public A choice assat
Inent or cutlery aud steel ware.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Beau Brummell with all the enthusiasm of
which his shallow nature scapabe, devoted his life to
the study Of tho art OF dressing and fancied that the
blue cutaway coat with brass buttons the bun waist
coat and the black rowsers tight at the knee, which
the form of dress habtually by him. constituted
the ideal OF gentleman costume Dress has developed
Beau were alive today TO saunter through the sales
Of FREEMAN Il BURR, Nos 1873 anu lio Fulton st,
he would find that his finest fances and most tasteful
ideals had barely educated him for the higher possbi
ties OF modern dress.
BRoKAw BROS. corner Astor,place and FOurth.ave..
also able 10 crafty gentemans taste in dress
In their establishment may be dresscOats OF the
best nsh trousers and vests in all patterns and gen
ersl assortment Of gentemens goods. The overcoats
which hang In the windows are suggestive Of comfort
and eloquent Of warmth.
A. RAYMOsD Co. corner Fulton and Nassau-sts.. also
have large facilities in the line business and
dersand thoroughly the details OF the art OF dress
Among other rstcass cothiers and taors who
recognition, are TRAPHAGES. HUNTER Co.. No. 400
BOwery DEyIIS & Co., corner Broadway and drand-st.
aud also at corner Broadway and warren-st. WADE &
Nos 20 and 70 B0wery. large stock OF clothing Is also
selling at Nos. 49, 40. 49, broadway
KNOX.
KNOX. the halter, has opened holiday as
soruent Of goods ut his store corner Broadway and
Fultonst He has the faculty OF pleasing the hat
wearing population and any style which he prescribes
adopted without criticism. He opens new case Of
goods In his sacsroOms and sraghtway old hsts retire
To back shelves In ooset and the pattern Is seen ON
all tho promenades He Darrows hatbsnd or raises
crown aud there rustng Of ribbons and brading OF
straw In all the workrooms of the trade.
wARsoCK Co.. No. $40 Broadway. In addition 10
large hats and caps have choice assortment OF
furs EsrEsscHEIp, No. lis Nassaust., and BEEw Co
No 100 Broaay also prepared to supply the wants
Of their customers in the same department
MILLER e. CO., No. . Union-square, have a
varied assortment OF ladies shoes and half boots CATERS
with archng iustep- and the highest Of heels and slip
pers with dainty Innings aud trimmings. This - the
poetry OF motion. CASrRKiIp No. al FourthhVe' nave
assortment Of all kinds of shoes aud boots iof people
OF all
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
STOVES AND RANGES.

These necessary adjuncts of housekeeping
may be seen great variety tthe warerooms Of the
NATIONAL STOVE WORKS Nos. 2)) and 2I Water 1t. In
the iron front building eade st. between Centre and
Elin-st ranges hOtar furnaces arc manufactured
by the agents Of BBEBEs RANGES. Other dealers In
stoves and furnaces Irs the SIMOsvS MAhUPACrUKING
CO. No 50 Cuf st.. RICHARDSON BoYSToN, No Li
Water st., BU grIs RICE, No. 2O6 Waterst, SAMUEL
HOPKINS No. 4Sf Broadway A. NJ. LESLEY, lj!O BrOaJ-
way, and GEORGB STARRETT, No. 229 Water-st
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
HOLIDAY GOODS.

WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE TO FIND IT.
In the perplexity of choosing Christmas PRESENTS
our readers will doubtless be thankful for gnide to
the treasures of the shops We give accordingly
few hints to purchasers. and directions where to
find various kinds of goods suitable for the seison
New-York tribune., 1870-12-21
IRNITIrRR

The furniture-men's business il brisk or duh
according "a times are iush" OF hard About Christ
they are generally active. Young married people
about to cOmpeDce housekeeping all young couples
older and more experienced relatives either OF Tue fo-
lowing establishment:
r. KRUTISA's No. ~ Eaat UOustOns'.
A. ID. FARRELL's, CanBl-5t., corner Centre.
WARREN WARD Co.'S, 5prug-st., corner Cr0sby
DE GRAAF u TAYLoRs, No. 81 Bower.
J. J. GRIFPTN's, No. isl Canaist
j. r. {. PICKHARDT's. No. 100 Bceckerst