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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12

Among the frzt b0ass due here are
he aliie Ragon from 1am7 Falls
City aad Rose Elite. from Louisville.
Virginia, Ga8s. B0duan. and John
hlgoar loF New Orleans John
Iuuslen and haauy Bfaadeis. fr0u
Aamphia OamelIa and EloIene
Zee. from kastpori b e.. Gray
from Ar1ansa Rivsf Champion.
from 81. Louis, Gig Of Qaiaog, from
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12
VIM, GARNETT,

]. B. HUBBELL.
VINCENNES, Sept. Is, 1870.
baIfave JardeIiafs BAIsAM OF WILD
C8ERFY AND TAR TO be an excellent me di-
cine for colds and coughs. for which have
tried IL 8. BOWERS,
Pastor OF NJ. L. Church.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12

The weather on Saturday was partly
cloudy, smoky and cold. the mercury
ranging from 32a to 50'. The river mp
to PM. had risen six inches and was
about stationary. 1t viii be falling
to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12
ArFiVaIs ana Deparfures.
The arrivals and departures up to

3P.M. Saturday. include The I3isHil5
Cairo 70 return; hayette, Henderson
and return west Wind 60 Nawburg
Bermuda - Cincinnati 0oru'lg
STAR, Louisville aHd return Collier
and bzrgss, from ST. Louis 60 Pitts
hrr~
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12

u - A nAw.-LI0XD Patent Re-
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raNa ri $780, 9igria fsA .nutas
esrf lloyd n1ada uli L1e Maps used
. 49, cant. "A Mcclellan, ahsrmal, 3naf'
~ fHetM9 tEa WArs Send money
t9aAt rra1g uet sold, taHan bass
alo nard. Box $3.50 ~ LLOYD, 81
ca NaE YORK al-dtt WI
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-12
TnIIad 80. - -.

LHENEN E1GAMMaa 4t
District or Ludl1ua.
Ky EEEsEAas e Abll Of inl9rtaal on
M was hled in the District Court q Che
United States for the District OK Auaaala.s
on the Ctr day uf septic mbers 1870 bF eos
Iumbus lfcQouald, Dgai uEt the steamboat
Emma Floyd, hex Boilers, engine. Tackle.
T a Apparel and Furniture seized 90 aatl dis
trIct, in 8 cause OF damages, civil ana llaTl-
time. and claiming damages In the SUM
OF s33S, and praying process against ealA
boat. de. and thai the came may 20 cone
deuauad ard sold LhEEal 0Es
NOW, therefore, lm puE 5ufnce or t1e A.o-
milton under the seal o. said Court go laa
directed and delivered. de aeFe give
public notice % au persons claiming aall
goods, or any part thereof OK Sra Guf 1ll-
ner Interested therein llat the9 - na
appear before the District Coufl or tle Y ill-
ted states, to be held az the city q Aull=
annapolis lu and fOr t4e district pA AUuA#
ana, on the hEEt Monday OF aa4uaEl
Bext, at 10 O'Clock or the forenoon Of tl1H
day, then and there 20 iuta- pose ll7lr
claims and make tbeir alleae IONS ln -llal
behalf. EEEs SP0oAEHs
Marshal Us
by III. II. HIeiela
ttte~t. #. III HCl
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
Tie Nor! Congress.

The democrats. prior to the recon-
elections, d Il considerable brageiu" o
gains they should make in rhc c.ectI'n Of
members of the Ccmgrcs- succeeding the
present. They hal, according to The his
tory of the pas. sDmr reason To amer
pate considerable gains, for congressional
election. ncxt succeeding tie inc ming Of
an administration generally result ad
yrr-clv thereto, owing TO new and I'M
tried measures introduced, AMI the dis
appointments necessarily growing cut OF
appoiutmentS to otii-;.l stations. 1t i
unfortunate to any ad niuiStralin", how
ever Just and wise it, policy and m,a--
ur,>. that there are - many m,n III III,
couutrv who are really, CT at least III
their own estimation. the very best of all
other. O fill important positions, and a.
many such must inevitably fail IN then
aspirations, They often turn a e ii III IA!
der Ia the appointing power and tourut
dJ-cori- IN tie r;uhs "t the p .riy. and
cons qnrn,ly a los to- the party il, FuNcr
aiu,u~' rniirm.y cu-u..-, IN the chuI, e ~
meub'r- ul Cru@Ic-- next after thr IA
augur,li 4 4 ne" administration. Tia,
ftcr rhai thus far. in the c.ccti IL t. IL.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
National ReJOIn, .1>s0ciuti0H.

At Ryecate ON the I9th inst. Il iar9e
mi enthusiastic convention. publicly cali
&c, by the .cadln@ men OF Rye@ate aud
he ueighhurrug towns. met and was call
ii Ia or,.rr hv Rev. John Service of Oar
.,rr Center. Ia the absence ut Rev. james
VI H,a'li,, minister O the place, vino
Ma ina,-po-ci and unable TO attend.
NJ. service wis appoimtc chairman,
aud Rev. ". j. Macdoweii OF South
iiyrgatr secretary. Rev VIM. y. Palmer
8" Wells River, bcinG called upon. open
al the meeting 10y prayer.
The mpctlm" being constituted, Rev.
| l. Il. Stevenson ur Philadelphia. Pa
nrIug callei upon rose ard stated the OBJ
/ i.ct Oh the meeting. HIrh was TO pro-
cure such amendments To the cun>l!lu' ion
! oi the | mrcl States a. wollI express
our natiOtat rccn4mI:on oi Ann ghtv Goa
IL the au Ii II national rxi- cmcc, and
he S.urcc t all power and HuIhurrty in
evil government oil Jesus Gins; as she
.Ilcr ii nations, aud II Iiie bible IL the
! .1undaIluu al law Il ii the : ipr' me rule
ave highly eloquent, lengthy and -
lr,I addIe->, u>i-.in@ chiefly on the f,rt>,
iii -, that civil government Is an ordinanrr
ut G. Il, and that nriIru> - such are w
4 ! w Ia the Supr,me lie ~ ami re-
p n-ipir ~ "a ',atIDuai CAPACITY ipr their
a',~ # legislation second, that marion
D,c sovereign powers, a.I third, thai
without tie authority OF government VA
u.p.al ,cli.irm Cannot b. maintained.
Ihr IN, eng was next addressed by
ii.v. j INA Byle 81 Wet Barnet. Rev
Nm = Palmer Il Wells RiYrr.ani Rev
Ilugh Brown ul Greensboro.
l. vas then resolved thai Il committee
at organization b. app"iItcd to torn an
auxiliary a->oclatlrn to 60 operate with
'n- natiou'l association and that Rev
y. j. MacdowelI, W. ;. Palmer, John
Service. IIuyh Brown and Mc>-rs VI. II
Gray and X. W Llrd constitute said
,uumIItec.
Dinner hour having arrived, the meet
ing took recess, during which time the
GOOD people OF the village had an excel
lent opportunity Of extending their hos
pitality, which they embraced with a
hearty good will.
The hour of recess having expired, the
committee made the following report,
which was unanimously adopted:
Es,.lcsd, That approve of III object contempal-
~ \atio al As cia ion, termed the
rel =ous amendment OF the const;ulon Of the United
states.
Assoirsi Tia; We form ouraelves into auxiliary
association the basil of the following
CONSTITUTION:
We who names uudeIsi ;Ied sens bic of the
II iniiu ofi Gone utioU In moulding The
. af1cter o. republican people; believing tn I our
til.n / Cons uun il seriously detective, in tn il
S"Ltdis NO ~'kno"lc mem OF ih,,yhtg God the
soul'c o. n'l wei, OF he I1rI I,>tr Chrtt who i
n- EuleI u ~ ton, of the supreme Authority
ui" "l, IA '4't scernins II In it pes nj firm
caves the 60, r-'-eH' "ich 1t establish without Pc
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
The U0I'.

With the exception OF few unim-
portant movements in lie provinces, the
situation il France remains unchanged
Mciz still holds out. bus will unloubted-
" surrender soon. Mont Older on the
north and Many on the west Rave been
strengthened ~ IL" Withdrawal of the
Prus-lan troops from B,augenry and
Mtnny. General Bourbaki Is on his
y. t, take crmmaGd Of the Array OF
the North at Lille, and Roucn and Ami
rn- are preparing for d,fen>e wiki that
active enthusiasm thai alone seems to
have saved France from utter paralysis.
Ab,,. Pari- Il steady tira from the iorifi-
.:tjon~ Is continuity kept up, though it
j. nov stated HAT the Russians, resting
safely behind ihcir works, are not dis
turbel by it.
There are several co"f ting rumJrs
,.nc ruin- B,zaur. Olc i that he has
been shot by his own ni.n in an emutc in
ID. ctmp. and auo.hc. tina; he has cut
It's way CAT al; Metz with his entire ar
my. aul l. marching toward Paris.
Eii.rt~ for peace are being made by
the other powcr-, and i, seem, with bet
t,r prospects OF sIccn>, than before. No
amsticc has yet bG.n arranged.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28

Itica obligation 10 observe the Sabbath, maintain
ny other ri forms in on civil fr feeling thai
Ia powerful tendencE % draw the Sonttitution o,
she several states TO te own hkte-- IN IN respect, ana
- remove every legal basis Tor the maintenance q" re-
liEous cducat o. in our school ahd the en- TSci'el
e Chris ian morality do hereby iss clite Ourselves m
dor tbr f low ng aETI.LEs. d do solemnly plcdE
"nr,Iyes TO Col and to IN thu, t. Labor through
vie 'u me ms, TO secure such an amendment "a
the a. 10 tit t will emcdy is dtfcc:, and Indicate
..,t ~ are a hristi n Nation.
ArrcIEI Ihi- -oci ty shall be called The C.lcdo
nl County society to secIry The elisiuus Amendment
of The Cun-tiuon of the mi I'd STATE and shall be
auxiliary to tn National ArsociItuu.
AgTAL II. The object of this soci - ia ~ b to OBJ
tain Hmendm ofthc pustitutiut. OF the nj
I'd sra,c=, - shal suitably acknowl ,d-e .inIT. mi
he all power and authority in ,ivil .v-rI.-
mcnr, the Lgd .J>, Cl,,ist the Ruler of Nations
aid the rraie9 ~W u G,d az Of supreme authority n
CIV aiilia =.
ARTICLE H. III pc sub.crb.n. this Cons itIt
aud pa in t, Ii t the Of IL" lcsr til
del ar annually, hail be memb r of ths soccty;
T., sid a.. Vice rrts;d M, tary and Treasurer
he- with five other mc' erz siI be- tue Executive
Committee OF the society, any i've o. wEo.n Shall BE- a
quorum. md all o! HON IN Il be elected anu lily.
A.rIC.. \. me m'-.us employed b. the society "a
object -ial b, the rculation Of petit
discrimination OF documents, the collection of undsl ol
it, casury ID tnit oil the National Assoc' ion
and other legitimate meth d. If forming pubic i
nient AID Influencing tie action o til gov rnn, MT
The following officers were appointed :
ii IL. \. L. Rankin, president judge
Underwood, wee president Rev. J. NJ.
Beattle, secretary II. w. Laird, treas
urer.
Executive committee. Rev. w. }. Mac
duweIl, Rev. John Service, Mr.. Jane,
Dickey, Mr.. Mathew II. Gray, Mr.. John
; ,muel, Mr.. James Graham, Mr.. Peter
Buchlnnan.
The society being thus formed, one
hundred and nineteen persons enrolled
their names as members, which speak
well for the religious and moral :. nilncnt
Of the people Of Rycgate and vicinity,and
gives the society Il very suspicious and
pupuar start.
Rev. Alexander NJ MlIlken of Pitts
hu III, Pa, WAS then called upon, who
came forward and delivered Il most eucr-
g,lic aud telling speech of considerable
length, after which tie meeting adjourn
ed, Rev. L. l.. Stevenson Of Philadelphia,
Pa. concluding 10y prayer.
W. J. NJ
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
From .UOEtDciif3'.

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ti"n oi III" B'hir III or |. "."'
S.hnols." Ills Nrc..-t add - WI
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p.,. Al. NI.,... u, -.I... i. , ,
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tram al Thought H"l Argument Tor H.
Bible.
Isl Men have tn I,y. lax faith in
f''
OF the wharf, 'Nier ~ lac " : I" len
CT al traI" rtr A. tie B.hlr only
lead, iArm .r-;,,rr and !.i.I..r.
81 III. u,ti. H.. I.-, mos, ,.-
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moHl libi"S'
81. The Billie has m no a,>f,l,ce III
i,reI any nation
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
STATE OJ PCFIHOHt.
ABJUTNNT NND
l>S GENtHAI'~ OIFICr.
hpSIPEIILE To! iH-D \


l>s GENtHAL'> OIFIcr.
MONTPELIER, Oci. :, IH1O.)
General Ord
No. l.
!. Walter : Robinson, Of Reading
Is hereby appointed Surgroa-Gcn,rt, Of
toe Stale OF Vermont, with ih; rank OF
/; g .licr-Genrrai.
,. The lo.Iowt,. appointments upon
tie staff Of His EXcriIency, the Governor
ami Command,r-in Chl't, are hereby an
nyurced:
Theodore 5. Peck of burlington, to be
Colonel and Aid-de-Camp.
Walter G. Dunton Of Rutland, to be
Colonel and Abide Camp.
John w. Newton OF ). Adams, to b.
Colonel and Aid-de-Camp.
Truman &. Fletcher OF St Juhnsbury,
TO be Colonel and Camp.
BY order of Ills Exeyllncv,
john W. Sr.wARr,
Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
WILLIAM WELLS,
AIjuiant aud Inspector General.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
CHEAP! CHEAP !
RAILROAD STREET.
Poll, IovelI's Estate

STATE OF VERNON I. In Probate Court holden n
Essex District -. 1.-THE probate Office in Chilli
nan on The tith da' 81 october, A. ID, 1870
FRANK haGlOCk, admins traitor OF the estate of p Ill,
10, en-, I4tr OF LrmgtOn in said district deceased
ami allowance IOu
"heieupon 1t is ordered by said court that said an
pItd' ou come under consideration and be he lr on III,
i&lh gay OF November ID $50 at the probate one
IN SAM hulldhLI And IL is further ordered maj
"a" pe>"is Interested Ice uOn 20. hereof by pub,af Nm
81 L"'Ie OF SAID Application aud order thereon
.hitt "tths successfully in the Caie,Ouian a news
paper published at st. JUhnsbury preyious Ia
stiH me appointed iyr hearing, that thy NAV apneaT
thereto. S'' O'JeSt
BY the Cvurt-Attest
S3-s' "h Ii. HAkIsHoRN. Judge OF Probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28

Frank w. Miller Il Co. have sold the
Portsmouth Chronicle TO Mar,ion 4,
Freeman. Mr.. Miller started the D.i.
iy Chronicle Is years ago, and Mr.
Marston has been partner in the con-
ceru for the last two or three Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
me Edrfhyu0Ee.

On the 2OIh instant America shook
between eleven ana twelve, from the
cast ui Name west 10 Detroit, III
Mac ryan and from Quebec on the north
a lar south IL Clnclnn I'll. Ine due
ton OF the e'rthqntke Is differently NV
en- IN dltf rent reports hut these reports,
Vita Il my" exc pu"n, thai from tine
Dcudy Obs wat ry al Ai"amy, aIc oi
-.'.al "a u - i'r ~ t!lH ? ItI'".ar va
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28
OCTOBER %, 1870.
STOVES AND HOLLOW WARE,
SINKS AND PUMPS,

TOGETHER WITH A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
TIN AND JAPAN WARE CONSTANTLY ON HAND
AT THE OLD TIN SHOT, AT FAIR AND EEA-
soNABLE PRICES. SUCH As NO ONE NEED To
STOP AND PONDER ABOUT.
Particular attention of purchasers is called the
Cooking Stuves "Ncrrimlc" 'Cabiue'," Patrol" and
.Improvt d American" all fitted up for wood coal.
Also, the Light IIoue" a double bottom diving fiuc
base bui ming coal for sitting parlors.
Also the ''McGrtggor Heater" the very best furnace
made call aud in actual my shop and be
COW inced that it Is the best.
Y. b gre my personal attertion to DOING Job
Work
IL. COWDERY,
35tf ST. JoHNsBURY, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28

10 ape the leaning tower of Pisa.
Wri@ht's block on Main street exhibited
on its front side an "minou> gap. but it
W. afterwnrd recognized - -" ID or
nrmyn: Slight, aggravated The sleek
WIS much more severe above tho depot.
wh~r" buildings were pia"iy >ccn 10
U>cila:e
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28

~ '"' u VIZ o'''''>9 u '''1'i ''''O '''''''
Boston.
| The large build NJ lcrwcel Water
street and Spring lane, fronting on Wa
Ter street, l. iIticu with hiIidredS ul opera
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NJ uo""' "' ''''N ''l' ,"e'' "cSA0
in"''' ana 'h' "t''J IRON doors were
'lo ,,t o''ahe"'
nc SHOES Wa in''e severely ''it IA
'"c ''''h''y Oh Merchant row. ht
orc occupied Dy Mts'is. Fierce u bn-
'''"''"I' III tiic h'"' WAS c'h7iuerabiy
s''a't''t'' 'he stone facing, covered by
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-10-28

Now have an opportunity wish to Close al up coon
.-5-.I J. I. CASINO.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01
DIRECTORY FGR ADVERTISERS.


AMusEMENTs- -TwELrTH PAGE-Fourth as,h and sixth
AsrROLOGy -TwELrTu PAGr-Firth column
BOARD 4Sp LoDeISS w%NTED@ SsH sS'usn SECOND PAGE
BoAKDLRs WAsrED-srcoxD PAor-First, second and
gRooKLYS SoARp-srcosn pAor-rAIra column.
BROOKLYN RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE SECOND
gnsINEss orfok1uEiiIEs-rrnsrp pAer-si1,h column.
Cry EE9L 2sTaTE FOR sALa1snoosp ' fAsn~Fif.h
cLEsss AND sALHassMEN-rwElrrn pAeH-secoad co /
hsp soS%n PAGE
coAsTWlsh '0'si sTEAMsHIPs-F PAor-FInh ani
cSrAFES ssa%n
BbASSTISG column.
S HOUSES pss I & AND
rtsa sh
Hfp E1Ts saaarFoaSi column
10
vups,y,r SSp rAoSFCarih eomma nFnor,a column
HELP wAErED-MALEs- TWELFTH PAGE Second and
HELP PwnSTED~FEMALEs- TWELFTH PAcE-First COL
hobby PRESENTS TWELFTH rAer-roarth column
hoMshs, CARRIAGES Sc.-Frnsr rAGE-seconl and
HoTELs-sEGoND pAeE-Third column.
HOUSES, ROOMS. &o., wANrED-sroosp PAeE-sirth
Nar M sI4 rAaErTaIra column
LOAN OFFlCES-FIRaT PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOUND-FiRsr PAGE-Third column.
EAChlNERRY-TwFLFTn PAGE Third column.
MAkBLE MANTELS- 18th PAGE Fourth column
MEDlGAL-kISIH PAGR-Sxth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTlSEMENTS-TgNrH PAGE
Sixth column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth column.
MuSIChL-Twg rTH PA6E--tilth column.
NEWSPAPERS- NINTH. pAGE-Ihird column
fERSONAI-FIueT pA6E-Flrst column.
PIANOtORTES--TwELrTH PAGE-fNh column.
POST OFFICE NorICE-NINTn pA.E-fhird column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENI-SECOSIj N
REAL ESTATE 10 EACHANGE-sEooSD PAaE-SIyth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoND PAGE-sixth column.
RtWAhDS-fIRsT PAGE-Thri column.
SALES AT AuCIlON-NiSTH PAGE-tifth and sixth col
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs--ELE PAGE;
and TWELFTH PAGE First column.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES TWELFTH PAGE-First
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Frnsr PAGE-First column.
sPoRiING-D0GS, BIRDS. &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second
column.
THE TkADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Fourth column.
THE TUkf--FTnsT PAGE-SecDnd column.
TO LEI FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSES-SECoNp PAGE
Third and fourth columns.
TRAVELLEkS' q IDE-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGT--Fourh and fifth columns.
WANTED TO PURCHhSE-FIRsr PAGE-Frst column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAdE-First
column.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

INOR SALE-A RARE CHANCE-A SPLENDID
team Of dark brown Horses nands, sound kind and
Gentle can rot together tu minutes; has r0ttef IN
so Can be seen stable ~ East Thirty street,
near Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01
DRY GOODS.

INOR SALE CHEAP, A NEW LINEN TRoUSSEAU,
consisting OF he and Table Cloths, and Uudergsments
OF hnsst European nen also sod BY peccs 1871 Brvad
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

E7oR SALE CHEAP--A CIRCULAR FRONT COUPE,
HORSE ta mess ac In good order Inquire ut l62 cse
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

DARTNER WANTED WITH St,50G IN A CASH MANU-.
j. featuring business; make ti0cc0 ycar thorough
investigation invited best references vea aai required
Apply 70 HOPKINS L BENNETT, 2os Broadway
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY LOANED tPROMPTLY,, IN SUMS TO SUIT,
IA on improved and accessible nnimproved City Property
Mortgages casned " X. STEVENSON x SON, II Pine st.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A TEAM OF VERY FINE sORREL HORSES, Is
N hands high, and Kind and true In all harness
very stylish drivers perfectly gentle and first class road
family team. Also fine city built COUPE ROCK
AWAY in hrst ovder and set Of fine Coupe Harness
The above the property OF gentleman residing the
South and for sale at private sale at Mr.. NORRIS
stables No. li8 Clinton place, near Sixth avenue.
Ii not sold before Friday Tomorrow, IL o'clock, they
will then be sold at public auction by
JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL
AT THEIR AUCTION MART,
112 and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth
At .AUCTION-TO-MoRROW. AT II O'CLOCK,
n 4 VERY STYLISH AND HANDSOME TEAM
BROWN HORSES long names tails; drive together
horse: ~ hands, without trick fault
kind In all harness. fast raselers
sound. Now ON EXHIBITION and viii be sold as above,
MART, liz aud ia Thirteenth street, near Fourth
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A. PARTNER wANTED-IN THE REAL ESTATE
~ business In Brooklyn; Office egiby located, City
Hall this Is good opportunity. Address ASSURANCE
Herald Branch oGlcc, Brooklyn
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(HUNARD LINE.
~ The British and North American Royal Mail steamships
between New York and Liverpool calling Cork Harbor
Cnba Wednesday, Nov. 30 Palmyra Thursday, Doc is
Caaoria Thursday, Dec Batavia. Wednesday pcc. ~
snsr shns wsa"e.dsy Dec JrlpelI Thursday Dec
Aoysania Wednesday, Dec II Samara Thursday Dec. 20
RATES OF PASsADE.
- ny thc wednesday steamers not Carving steerage.
r,rst M cabin Sl3o, gold Second cabin $50 gold
BY the Thursday steamers carving steeraec.
FRS. caon 1881, gold Storage. 49, currency
parts OF Europe al lowest rates ~
Through bls ~ adng given Belfast, Glasgow Uavre.
Antwerp and other ports the Continent and for Mcdtcra
ports. - ~
Office, No. Rowling Green
For Ill Broadway, Trinity Buidin-
CHAS u. FkANCKLYN Agent
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I HAVE RECENTLY PATENTED BURGLAR ALARX
Lock; be attached any store window at
pense 81 and bJ PROFITS parties Introducing
hem The lock not be picked County and State rights
for sac and the goods fnrnishei Gail the IN J.
HARRY THORl room g National Hotel CoitlsnGt street.
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L)ARTNER WANTED-WIio HAS ACTUAL CASH $500
to take tho place Of a retirlrg one In Wholesale
ufactung busnees ladies' goois long estabshei; doing
caeh busness 81 retize the investment.
To energetic this IL opening; invest cation
oourted: satisfaction guaranteed Address BuRhVILLE
Herald odcc.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE
n Medicines for ali dseases Prepared TODD Tor mocking
brds DOvEY's No. Greene street, corner OF Canal
N B.--Lades attended by Mrs. Dosey
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A WELL KNOWN MECHANICAL ENGINEER DOING
IN good business wants parGner, who be GOOD
lusncss man and veritaOle gentleman. Address
COMMON, box 1l8 Herald onice :
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IN INTEREST IN A PROFITABLE. OLD ESTAB.
IA lsbed manufacturing and jobDiry paint house down
Can be secured by adiressing real and
appointing interview u. =. NJ, Herald olcc.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

A PARTNER wANTED--TN FINE CASH PAYING
~ businuss can make fortrnc only 800 FOR half Ia
terest. % West Fifteenth street, from 10 10
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

IN INDUSTRIOUS MAN WANTED-WITH A FEW
~. hundred dollars, In safe acurng Wholesale
business thoroughly esabshed, psyns Go per cent
Factory 40 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD STOCK.-TEE TO FIFTY
Shares paying quarterly dividends for sale Bond
and Mortgage dock property in Newars. Apply at 3o2
Third avenue, paint store
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

A MONEY TO LOAN ON DESIRABLE REAL
IA Estate large and small sums) First and Second Mort
cages cashed promptly
The New York herald., 1870-12-01

E'oR SALE CHEAP A TEAM OF PONIES, l3 HANDS
high; III for light price l60 sold OF
use. At iS5 Perry street, In the store.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

The General Transatlantic Company's Mail Steamships be-
tween New York aud Havre calling Al Brest aud souhnnp
ton.
The splendid vessels this favorc route for the Conn
cnt wn gai from pier No. 30 North river, as follows
WILLIE DE PARIS. Snrfuont. Saturday, Nov. 20
ST LA RENT, lemnrle. Saturday, Dec ~
LAFAYETTE, RousaAn. Saturday, JAM u 1871
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GENTLEMAN OF 10 YEARS WISHES TO FORM
~ the acquaintance of lady TO
In good paying business respectable suitable either
small capital required Address BUSINESS Herald
Office.
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RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN GOLD
(winc inrluted),
TO BRiST OR HAvRE
First Cabin. t1i0 Second Cabin. x76
These steamers do not carry steer.ge passen.crs
GEO MACK ErZtE Agent,
No. IS Broadway.
SPECIAL NorICE.-Hereafter the steamers OF this line
VIII onch al Southampton, England to land passengers
and specie.