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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Advance Payment.

AS will be seen by Agreement
elsewhere in this paper, all the
American papers in this County, the
Blade, the Democrat and the Voter,
have now adopted the Advance Pay
ment system for Subscriptions.
Hereafter, no new Subscription can
be entered for any of them except for
pay in advance; and on the LIST of
next June all Subscriptions that are
not paid up and in advance, for all
the papers, will be discontinued.
This gives nearly four months notice
beforehand-ample time to get all
arrearages Strengthened up.
The reasons for this step are briefly
named in the Agreement. For our
selves we would add, that we seri-
ously thought of adopting the adj
vance Pay system when we first
came here; but then, rejecting what
had been the history Of papers here
before, we deemed it better to wait
awhile. And now, having published
the Voter for over two and II half
years without missing a number or
issuing less than whole sheet-own-
ing the Office. and building free of
incum brance-and having all our
relatives here in the County-cer-
tainly the Public ought to feel well
enough assured Of the permanencc OF
the concern.
We could have kept on with the
smaller paper, on the old system, MS
we have 80 far; but the present size
of paper costs us several hundred
dollars more per year than the old
one, and we can't afford to pay for 1t
in advance ourselves, as we have to,
and send it out ION tick.'
Many of our patrons have always
paid in advance, from preference.
To them this new arrangement will
make no difference. But many are
behind on their Subscriptions; and
some have never paid at all. For
the present let US merely say that we
shall be much pleased to give printed
Receipts, duly filled out, for pay
n,ents on Subscription at any time.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

pijerioJltcaist published N the Unitesl
States to he transmitted to regular
subscribers free Of postage. BY an
emphatic and repeated vote, though
by but small majority, the House
rejected a Resolution declaring that
tariffs should he levied for revenue
and not for protection. A Resolution
was adopted, asking Pres't Grant for
the correspondence between Gen.
Sickles and the Spanish Government
on the Cuban question, and for other
information concerning the Cuban
struggle. fa aa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
LATEST NEWS.
FROM YEsTENDAY'S DAIIIEa.

FROM YESTENDAY'S DAILIEa.
Gold now 1.2lI. ',''.-...'...-
In Chicago market, day before
yesterday, wheat irregular, outside
prices G5 to sc cents; corn a shade
firmer, No. 2 at about 10 cents; cat
tie, market generally good, sales
ranged from a to 50 according to
quality.
No quotations from st. Louis
market.
Three ladies, wt9 have gone into
business rs Brokers in Wall street,
New York City, are attracting alarge
share Of curiosity. eaai
The Legislature Of Utah Territory
has passed u bill for Woman Suf-
frage! .34a
New York City day before yestcr-
day had the heaviest snow-stopm Of
the season.
Pres't Grant recently expressed the
opinion that the present Legislature
OF Georgia is the Arst legal Que that
has been organized in that State nn-
der the Reconstruction acts, and that
therefore All acts Of. its predecessor
must be considered null and void.
~ 44 - 4+-tata t"E59& S@s N,Ash~ ~
Seppr Oviedo, Of Havana, the hero
! Of the s'DiaIlond Wedding" wllicl,
made speh sensation IN this com.
try some years ago, Is dead. =
The report that the Mountain
Chirp and other bands OF Indians
have declared war ~ now aeostra-
Edicted. 1870 KS &. d: 's
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Nu6arket.

TINE and U1u ! n ounce that his
Meat Mtxobinson street nearest
The Square, hes supplied With the
best Beef and, Nth Veal occasionally
Hisasw Ice seevss the Nest perfectly
Fresh and Ctfts) L. DAWSON.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

CUSTAWuART has the pleasure
NJ Of anry hat he has opened Full
Nsws6tpck shoe, Jewelry, &C., ON the
North tide .,ntaic Square. next door to
northwest n0Sville. Having had IL
years sxper : Watchmaker in Swits
srlaad end A Won I'd respectfully solicit
ashare ofpa. eatisfsction guaranteed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Giklse.

THE UNDEItSeing leased tho
] Neal Houy eould respect
fally announce 66otirsiy re6ttsd
and rsfurnishs 5p t.ciass Hotel.
whore be will W1v expense for
the sceommodat c. The very
best Of statling
- Near nor ~ ublic Square,
Knexville. ROLLER.
July. 1859. 36tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10


The Ohio House Of Repreaeat atiyfs
has decided all its contested election
cases; and the Republicans now have
a majority of Gin that body. w
Philadelphia has got mp a sensa-
tiou:--a Catholic priest sedacing
Miss Lois Dober, and afterward hav-
ing her incarcerated in a Nnnnery.
Omaha specials say reports from
Forts Fetterinan and Laramie say
that the Indians are concentrating
on Powder river and that their forces
number three or four thousand war
riors, consisting Of Cheyenncs, sioux,
and ArrapahOes. gna aTa" or
BY reports from Mexico 1t appears
that old Santa Anna Is plotting
revolution in that peaceful clime.sn
Soldiers who deserted duringthe
rebellion can eekg 0tbou11tsssA sfhn'
Government has just decided that
the bounty is not due until the expi-
ration of their term of service.
It is reported that there was much
drunkenness at Portland, Maine, du-
ring the celebration Of the Peabody
obsequies. aa 4'.aa.fsA
The English Government on the
LIST inst. assumed control of all the
telegraphs in the United Kingdom,
and proposes to run the business IT'S
elf, as some other European countries
do, and as our own Government Is
desired to do.
The Mormon "revivalsn are still
going on with great success in the
region round New York City.
Pres't Grant last Monday nOmina-
ted Joseph p. Bradley of New Jersey
and VIM. Strong of Pennsylvania to
the vacant Judgcships or 70 Su-
preme Bench. 81 -
Chief Justice Chase on Monday
decided that, for contracts made be-
fore the legal-tender act was passed,
payment in greenbacks cannot be
made except At the option of the
recipient. Justices Nelson, Clifford
and Field concurred, and Justices
Miller, Swayne and Davis gave
dissenting opinion.
- PARIS, Feb. 6.
General Heine left yesterday for
Panama, to conduct the explorations
for the new Darien Canal Company
The new telegraphic communica-
ton from London by way Of Berlin,
Warsaw, Odessa, the Persian Gulf
and the Indian Ocean, to Bombay,
Madras and Calcutta in India has
Just been completed.
Three Americans, named Green
walt, Foster and johnson, just from
New York City, were assaulted and
shot in the streets of Havana, by All
unknown man, last Sunday. Green
walt was killed, and the other two
severely wounded. Every effort Is
being made, by our own and the
Spanish authorities, to discover tho
guilty party. ".-,....
Gov. Peter !. Washburn, Of Yer
mont, died at Woodstock last Mon
day.
| A dispatch Of last Monday from
Terre Haute says that an immense
excitement has been caused by the
discovery Of gold in paying quaint
ties on Big Creek, about "a miles
4. from the city. But as later dispatch
es say nothing about it, we suppose
it must be hoax.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
SlItis,

NYATcR ed JEwELER. and
w DssIApbes Clocks. Jewelry ,
Spsstscios, dM Toys Having 10.
creased faci i Ting al kinds Of work
IN my Line, - give Entire Salts
facti0n. -
Southwest hblic Square. Knox-
VILE, Iowa. 2.39tf.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

INHALER Gnwars, Shelf and
IL Heavy H. pars, Mowers and
Agricultural cen orally. Agent
for N. W. Waret,Atmospheric Port.
able Soda FoeH Stand, east side
Squars, Knox l,2tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
3. AElder, M. d.,

u0n6c4IC Physician / Surgeon.
III Ohsesfuthsrs' building, southwest
eo,ssr Pabfunse up stairs-Knoxvills.
Having haJfs' experience IN the prao-
ties Of IIoIS1fy. l think am prepared to
rive psrfsc Melton to ell who faver me
With their Ttge. i'iu
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Notes..

Georgia was the 2Sth Stateto ratify
the 10Th Amendment. The official
announcement must soon come, that
this Amendment is a part Of the
Constitution.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Dr. Garretson,

rtNrrSb and repairs the natural
18th, dissasss Of the mouth and
-. ana r. srtiiciai teeth, from one to
:. e.ur, sen1i work warranted. Omce
-, Riapel 0ers' Store, southeast corner
r.L;Is Sau pex vile. l28tf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

~~nrARpUBLrC, Resi- Rststs, Ciaam,
s:s s;;;s ss:s sssss..'
srs,ugsss u carr viii b pronPs,y nv
s.tssissterst pndsd to. 'e''
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
E., McJunkin,

a TTORAf LAW. Office on South
~ side ,tie Square, near south east
corner, KuaJowa. 23t
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

The Legislature of South Carolina
has chosen J. J. Wright, colored
man, as a Justice of the Supreme
Court of the State, And more than
that, lie received the solid Demo-
cratic vote Of the Legislature. Yet
this was in South Caroline!
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

-. sssss .. Arass. z. g. cvsfss'
Sssas Tyres q Ourtis
rroRN 1t Law, Claim aad Resi- es-
u taas Al Knoxville snd pella, Ma
TT, nm stserlA ii busiucss entrusted to thet'
80. i MARI ID adjointng ccu9siss. WI
.,ss,ies Il Its and Federal Courts. ), ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
!1jIJ

u D. YoUlsSppsctfu,ly inform
.Cs the citist County that be
has opened 10 on Robinson
Street, west Of n ouss. up stairs,
IN the room for ~ nv the RepsbLi-
can Once, whd we on hand all
kinds Of Furni ns Of all sizes,
which he will 8 Sh. 8
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

The Senate of the Z. S. having
rejected the nomination of Atty
Gen'l Hoar to the Supreme Bench,
it is now reported that an effort is
made to secure the appointment for
Hon. James +. Wilson of Iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
Professional.

J. duncan, u. D.,
-yrLL No TIE his cntiso attention te
w the pl CO Of Medicine and Surgery
oa.e ssu.h Of Public sqa.Fs' So :. !. ~
southeast cV 49, 80 :.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
J. Collins,

= TrnR 1T LAW. OaBes north side
~ |ubl( IRE, Knoxville. Will also
essod Y O. ons, and Buying and Selling
49,. N 5 - Il
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
3l.ree ole Grades Sc.
.Iadasch,

1EANUFut r and Dealer IN Cigars
M and Articles, next door to
iacl. Dc Hao1o Str set. between First
And 9seoudh sOKuK, Iowa.
- ,HcThs ~ ariety Of Plug Tobacco.
Cheaper tbs spsst. fer-' tsAta~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10

Comes now from New York re-
port that the Spaniards in Havana
murdered $50 people on the 3lst ult.
Moreover, another report says that
there has been a big battle in Cuba,
in which several thousand troops
were engaged on each side, and the
Cubans were wholly victorious. But
somehow or other we connot yet be-
lieve a word of either of these stories.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-02-10
lE.sexKGls Ssey.

Ut ,W90NN dxrsw, No. -. Royal Arch ,Mssncs.
~ .nSvj(le. kh Msaday Evseinx. ON % hefVee
A"...n 90 J, T. fRkNCa, Ses'y.
|ooy.-E2vii,s Lodge me.ts tvsfy .rns.dsy
Ov..;ce. W. X. Rl0ts, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, Is,
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET

~, NEwYoRK. Saturday Sept. II. 1870
Inc stormy weather which prevailed through
o' 'ne day prevented the market from closing as lively
as u mas been during the week Early I'm the morning
on'uorape number OF Western work horses wero sold
'ne remainder OF the day but little business was trans
floes for workhorses and Canadian horses arc
from t125 TO sl75 N ' '4'V W S-'' 'i'o i"''oi
AHogether this weeks sales particularly Of carriage
& % paa 1oIses are much better than generally antic
% "a nnu ueaiefs IN fine stock, who during the preced
s5pv n o season % ana not find It necessary Keep heavy
'"Pp9 vi hhnd; are rapidly filing up their stables.
stloh sale OF horses and carriages held to-day
o. oeW- Ofk Tattefsalls, Of Thirty ninth st
a n owing to the uufavorable state Of the
no'nnoI, the attendance less numerous than is
u%s,hJ % Ihe case at Messrs Barker & Hamn's auction
saes Ihe horses that under the hammer brought
nexertheless, quite fair prices o.
Eli Inv BberDy wagon brought out and patented this
IN tne carriage line 1t Is plain buggy and from its
PoPoons ono Is not led TO suspect that by very sim
PIE fact, Ivy single pull at the back-it
can De Transformed into elegant f0ur-seat wagon
without impairing its symmetry WV ""o'-'
The employees at the carriage NJ Measrs
Brewster * Co. OF Broomest held to-day their second
annual picnic at Lion Park, to which celebration
they turned out 200 strong, while all nj
the factory remained closed.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Amusements.
.TINp NITCsON TO-NTCUT

MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON TONIGHT
4'i SPECIAL NOTICBhe audience requested TO he IA he
respective seats BY this evening the ooaee commencing pr.
that persons drous Of entering leaving during the concert VII 90 -
between the pieces
Nile CHRISTINE NILSSON
At STRINWAY HALL on goutsenti st..
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, sepiemberll,
,,os, On . -. - FRIDAY EVENING scptemler q and
FIRST GRAND NILSSON MATINEE SATURDAY. sept 2h at T.
MONDAY EVENING. september 20
FRIDAY EVENING, September %.
- SECOND GRAND MATINEE. October T. a O'Clock.
Nile CHRISTINE NILSSON will be assisted By the following emf
Miss Anne Louise Cy, qontr.o oPer, Loniou.
Sgnor Bri8nol, the distinguishes tenor.
. - Sgnor n Yerger, the eminent baritone.
Mr. Henri yisgItsmPs, thc renowned violin virtuoso
- M James NJ Wehi solo pi,nlst and conductor.
The grand orchestra will he under the direction Of Mar Mareek
Genersl admission $l ~ and The
O dollar reserved seat tickets snd tie emanng four a. dollar tickets
for the concert this eVDag o for the other concerts
will be for sale this morning e oclock, at the -
AT sTEINWAY HALL ON FOURTEENTH Ciahi STREET.
Branch ticket ones at Schirme 7o aui also ia Broadway
MADAM MARIE SEEBACH
A'I FOURTEENTH-STRBET THEATBR,
Formerly known the Theatre Francas"
Mr. Gr,u has the honor Of announcing
THE DEBUT IN AMERICA
aGDIMB MARIE sEgBAoH.
For THURSDAY EVENING Sept s2 sts
The initial performance will he the pOiucou Of Goehe sub ne
FAUST. FAUST,
with an unequal distribution Of the eharasten
in her great role Of
GRETCHEN"
The sale Of Maiam scebscs performances corrnen
morning At the only Seebsch One Schrmers Store
single night Scale prices:
reserved 81 80 Private Boxes so Dress Circle reserved
TIE Free List entirely suspended exception OF public
e no attention car be gwen to applications for free tickets
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
60 Ubom II man Concern
Proposals.
WAsntsGroS. u. e.. September 10, 1876
VINO DENNGNI NANI

wAsnIsGroS, D. G. September 10 1870
PROPOSALS for PAVING PENNSYLVANIA
the best pavement be used 10 paving give
public nqes , that @ sy VIII M fis,f o.s WOODEN
The Bsllsri," Resn" STOW" Miller, Fouaosoeei beF
p 5 Uts, can be- seen at ofce Of the Secery Gen
Mchler No. 2i25 Kst upon application ana a s "a
s to, i.1 eh.r.s Of xors & sa, themselves
10 al ihe points cOnsocoi with the t,sox sorsi
The ro.ra must grd BY he contractor 50 a. to conform to ne
gsis hoNu on ihs pSas les ana & All psTg snd Other
ose the avenue held the Comm ION to be disposed Of a.
hp % ~. Oh i removed 5uee point pons as the Conmi'
oper, shall direct Where excavation required ihe ~, ensi eis
| hall he depodt where directed si where embsnsment 10
ar ,be same shall composed Of earth free from LOAF. or vegetable
matter The earth shah be deposited ia s s%oA,ssa ~ n x so
rolled With bes roller Ggoa oo, S ia S 0a e !op Of Il"
clean als & m H. wB p,Tment VII Oh must conform every
respect to and specification on Ole III Tue ''e OIL tee sec
Hers are required their proposals the prices for each Of
the e. S9%ns og, e' e and other soa,, pee sqaar, y.
(2) EIesVsion per cubic !lnl
(3j Bmbankmsut per cubic lard
Isl Wooden pasernent (pecifus n.mel. SQUARE ysUi
Nus rork such times and AZ such places a. the
shall determine shall be completed he hest ai
substantial manner an without & 'es'ay " .s
rod .ud sufficient bond approved BY the Chief Justice
d M District Columbia guaranteeing that the OF The contract
to be alersd hall be strictly ad faithfully Observed must accom-.
many each themselves the nsht 10
rect al bids not deemed 10 the interests OF the Government Cor
f"iVs TSs sntoa Of bidders s n he act
to provide lot the paving Apoyl 'u h de-
.S n uou tn. p.,r@sa 70 Ie used the P.,as
bNen s points named on the o"s,, and f @' o
given more newspaper published IN W.sss'n, * IpS giving
the and place u ueh letting and kind OF pavement
p., 10 directed to Gen N MCILRR secrrtar o. , I'm
mission for panI o6ce Of Public ba Tor Psaug
srd Works. Watlnspa, D. - ggi ~, j, ,,..i,s,loe
fenH'''I ave. b d''"'' % ''' r. MiCHLgR Seef''''
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Conntrp i}Go ,rtn 70 fet.

ORANGE. " J-Desirable Dl1cCs for RENT,
~ furnished SAL. ANIL Ton a WAL
LIS Eass8r.-, Pine, ora he Lac .'sli-
NONKERS--A Furnished Gld lnfumshed
L HOUSE oIETv loa. AS'y o5ANFS 70 MANS, fonkers
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

che Curt.
SEPTEMBER MEETING
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION,
MoRRISAHGA WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, Asp FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER b. 2l, p, AMI - 1870.
Horse Harlem Bridge each day Of the races every ten
''-'''' ''''' ''' ''' fRESNIgNsb ESNIggsNI !. $3.50.
No l-Pur-e Of SiCOO
that leat 2iO 500 to the h horo 9So 10 he
seeond, ly 70 tbe hili. ni Mi,
IL Ss@Se, IS q New YSs sS SI @ '1 . % sS s 'o
4 d. Bruce Of New.York enters b. m Eulgms, year.
John MURPHY fleetwood Psrk, tE Jane @ u Coleman lin,
D. oneai POughkeeps en'e'' " Young ""e' Que "he hhd
i'J6 John Rogers. Fleetwood Park enter. br Povua Mare
Henry Myers Pine Plains, enters IT, = Lo1'n
siTss Fs59 P9lSe{ e iIot tDiir. .ISs Ses6,ra RI rS I
ca1 Neani SnstsI eners bF S1IoGa sf q forehead M
Po Boy dam By MAJOR wnse white hind sOt STRIPE the
nose sEcoSD DAY
WEDNESDAY, SEPT a. 1870.
For horses that never beat 2 h s horse $500 to the
william Boips miieoTh enter. Lad, whitman, by Ameh
o's 81 ois, Roden, N y enter. b. g. Charlie, Green.
rRsepsf ,,s enter, enter. n b., M Daniel boone
John Hornbeck;N Y. enters l,,IGs b S,Pta' P Gil
No J-Pcrso Of - m
TIuRSDA SUIT R. '. .coo =. =, .
For that beat 2b e r t hofSe' eOOO 70 VIC
second, 500 D th' tA1i.
NJ Rojes e. enters b. = Cb1ris, : loeS formerly Psiehen
Chief
ban Mace N. Y. enters b. g Confidence,
John Neslit N. Y, enters b. & John j Bradley
d. P6fer, Long Island, entrrs D. = H. w, "e eieL
FOUKI.i n.I.
No. f--Pur.s of 81 20
FRIDAY SFPr y. 1870
Grsl horse 400 TO the
" second the third
NJ Iolen n " enters New Berlin Gid.
Charles Richards Sewiaven enters br Newl''n Boy formerly
Brosn Prince ,,.
Dougey ir enters Fanny Ltmlert
J. J. Bow en-. Boston enters br M. Lady bl,.
Ii Hutchinson Schenectady, enter :. 3 ID Els
No 5-Purse Of $500
tie irt horse 5000 TO the
" second : tic third
Wm IT.. Bont, n Y, enters b. $ George WuAgs
Bud Dohle. n Y, eutors b. e. Hotplu
w n. Dole Philadelphia, eaters b. N. Lucy
John Murphy, fleetwood Park, enien 4 Henry
GENELAL REMARKS.
All the above mile heats three Ia hve harness except pure
No which will miles aud ps harness. SUD viii he con
duc I'll under rules Of the NJ sdonal Asa1ialion
Gates open a O'Clock >. ,,c., -.
single aimon dollar extra charge for Grand Snd car
In by the Sexyo and Harlem Railroad will leave ire1ty Iih,
a. and Fonrhaye aud lll and 30 AMI IN Returning
viii leave Morrssnia Mroe AZ 53 52 and o;J2 p
The Park feet ~ the Harlem depot a. Aorsana
at $50 p m ,,r,,v n,rvo p,..,,.o,
By order of hENlIi "a 5r' .uei CIT
House Broadway, between forea ana foS"s " Jaw"
SOMERlNDikE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Goparinersbip Nolites.

nISSOLVTION of COPARTNERSiiIP.-ih
IL firm of KOBBE CORLES ls day dissolved O nquA m SS ,A
s.n NJ, EDWAHD L. COHIIRS withiraglng c'odn o III ho
. MI "h ~ ho"nN " - WA A. KOBBE
liquidation In l. CORIIRS
Ees.Yort Sept D. 1870 hp' !" NV"
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Eectures ano aleetinas.

MISS KATE FIELD will Lecture on " Life
WI the Adroniac Wilderness Charles Dkenp Actors and
Acting For and dates address MISS FBLD Jo
ORIENTAL and BIBLE LANDS.-Two Illus
" traed Lectures by Hon = DEi NJ in The Second
T. Church ll9hst MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS 8 p m sept 10 and 30 1870 Tckets 30 cents
VUSTIN MCCARTHY will return to Amer
~ October with LECTURES on Topics OF hs day Ad'
dress ercusyely AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU l32 Nassau
st., New.york p. o. Boz 6.7Ol.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
prrthlg.

WIN. EVERDELIis SONS, 1U4 Fulton-st;m.-
w MTHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PkisIEhS AMI Label
MANUFACTURES
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Gitn t9ropcrtn 10 EFT.

-
EURNISHED HOUSE complete trst-claSs I;
II on the Hudson Tt st.; l gas &c for the
Bear Address o. Box 3D ,1ns na md ltdres
FINO PROVISION DEAF Els.
To LEASE Tor ter5 ~ ears, tie FAChNG HOUSE Nos NJ
pa5 167 BrooUe- ee eh0uses
snitsblc c0ulIu- Packing End SmOA
fug buso-ss particular sire Of r. - FLOYD,
O. Az o 81. Broome.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Eorses, CARRIAGES, Garness, &e


A A. A.
THE COMING CARRIAGE"
An gan, variety sesonabe Carriages in all the and
fashionable STYLES. at moderate prices. - -
CLARBSCBS, COUPES. LANDAUS, PHAETONS
ROCKAWAYS for 4 or persons
Also, my popular style Of LandauIet known as
1.-THE COMING CARRIAGE"
Particular called stock of Coupe Rockswss eight
different varieties. finely finished, at the remarkably low price Of
SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
A. s. FLANDRAU. CARRrAGE BUILDER,
Bsst Bghteenth-st one door from Fifhaye.
A + WOOD BROTHERS Co., 740 Broadway.
~ oNE sATINLlNED CLARENCE
OSE ROUND. FRONT COUPE.
TWO LANDAUS.
ONE CLOSE COACH
TWO CURTAIN COACHES.
ONE SIXSRAT ROCKAWAY
ONE COUPE ROCKAWAY.
TWO CALBCHBS.
ONE SIXSBAT PHAETON.
TWO POURSBAT PHAETONs
ONE TWO-WIIEEL DOGCART.
ONE FOUR.WIIEBL DOG CART.
ONB TURNOUT SEAT PHABT0N
ONB WAGONErrE.
ONB "FOURIN.HASD" CARRIAGE.
ONE BRITZRA PHABTON. ~
ONE LlGHTTOP R0ADWAGOH
ONE NO TOP ROAD-WAGOS.
The above all been They good order aud
WOOD BROTHERS Co.,
1aE
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
Eeal estate 10 Gtrf 7nge.

TINO EXCHANGI fcr HOUSE and LOT in
Il BROOKLYNA FARs o.. 90 aces near Scre7lle n j. new
dwelling good ouu lt nut s.ocS crops and I'M
Flemeus include. Free -ithJN
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19

VEIVETS AND SATINS.
SILK BONNET YBLyBTS Soc. 7Sc, ~ up.
SILK PLUSIIBS SOC, 75c., , yard.
AUCTION LOT OF YELYRfRKSS, Soc 6Oc. yard.
SILK AND SATIN ON THB BIAS
RICH FANCY SILK NBLVEIS, l5c, Jle 5Vc Yaf1
500 PIECES NV flE'hS,
COLORED SILK bhAth sin
VELVBTS. Ell HlS,
lsr to Sg rices 25c TO , piece.
12S1c YARD-wIDR SILK yFLvETS, 25c ysrd
New-York tribune., 1870-09-19
cop,prNgK ;IIlP NOTICE.

GOPARfNEh ,liif NUN N
lave formed latil ~
nue the Auefon All BInrs unie ~ aih " "pWipKl
KOBBR Co ~ and ~ leonatisi he,l sisr,,t.
~ "a TuoRSF ,rl If A. GORDON retaining her respective ne's''
a. heretofore. u.-t.. II a.. IA irutFf.
meat a. soon ., h.' I'a,,a i5- VIII l FWEDEKCK KOBBB