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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
Election Of Teachers.

THE SELECTION OF TEACHERS g WHITE
i and oOiore1) for the Public schools in the
10,h District will take place on the 18th July.
Candidates viii hand in their app licstions on or
before that cay. 7. J. KEATON,
D. McGRADY,
iy93t w. II. GORDON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
Davidson County sunday school
Teachers Association,

Don't forget the meeting tonight at IT,
lin street Church, Edgefeld. All Sunday
School teachers, and all interested in
Sunday School efforts should be present.
Exercises begin promptly at a quarter
rest eioht p NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For MavOr.

FOR mayor.
We are authorized TO announce Dr. O.
K WINSTON as q candidate for Mayor Of
Nashville, at the ensuing Municipal cleo
ton. I'd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11
|5IIay1S33ll!HIN
For the Removal Of Distractions and
the Insurance of Regularity
IN the Recurrence of
Mouthly Periods

These Pills are an unfailing Fe-
male Regulator, intended for spe-
cial cures; those obstinate ones
where milder and cheaper medi-
cfnes fail.
They are composed Of the most
active and powerful principles Of
plants, roots and berries, so highly
concentrated that each pill contains
more medicinal strength than .
whole box or bottle Of ordinary del
liar medicine IN the market. Al
though powerful, yet so mild Snd
pleasant IN their operation that the
most feeble can take them with per
feet safety.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-07-11

1871.
FOB THIRTY-oNE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

- =. ~
QAs BEEN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
IL Of climate, and by almost every nation known
to Americans. It is the almost constant COM
panion and tnestiIhable friend Of the missionary
and the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our lakes or rivers without it
Pain Killer was the FIRST and Is the only
permanent pain relfever. since the Pain Killsr
was first introduced, and net with such unsu--
passed sale, many Liniments, Panaceas and other
remedies have been offered 10 the public, but not
one Of them las ever attained the truly epvisble
standard Of the Pain Killer. Why is this 30? Il
is because Davis Pain kaaIec Is what Il
elaims to be-a reieysr u pain. Its merits are
unsurpassed.
II you are suffering from internal pain, twenty
or thirty drops in g little water viii most In
SANITY cure you. There Il nothing to equal It. In
a few moments IL cures Cole, Cramps spssms,
Heartburn, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Flux, Wind IN
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, sick Head
ache. In sections OF the country where FEVER
AND AGUE prevail, there Is no remedy held in
greater esteem. Every hOusekeepsr should Keep
1t st hand to apply 1t st the hrst attack Of any
psin. IL will give satisfactory reisf and save
hours OF suffering.
Do not trifie with yourselves BY testing unSrisd
remedies. Be sure y0u cal for and get the genu-
inc PAIN KILLS K, as many worthless nOstrums
are attempted to be sold on the great reputation
Of this valuable medicine.
~ Directions accompany each bottle.
Price, % eta, 50 cts. and 81 per bottle.
". HAIR RIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
ProprietoEs for the Southern and Western States.
For sale by
BERRY, DEMOvILLE b co., Nashville
EWIH, PENDLETON 4 CO., Nashville.
LITrERER > OABLER, Nashville.
WHELOGH, FINLAY 4 o., New Orleans.
g. P. JONES & CO., Memphis.
L. A ROBINSON & CO., Louisville.
And by 81 Medicine Dealers.
jeI3 dfill NH n n avian SD
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The court Votes to Take stock.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.

Remember: when Wr1ting hOr
newspaper, write only on one sue
of your paper.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
Ell CENTINELA ESPAN0I."

: Ell apreciable colega correligiona-
rio nuestro que con el tftulo que sir>e
de epfgrafe a estas lfneas, We la luz pd-
blica en- Mayagiiez ha cambiado de
direction. Su nuevo director y admi
nistrador, D. Tomas Raya, publica
un elocuente programa en- que expli-
ca Ell levantado y patri65ttiico espfritu de
que Sc halla animado al presentarse en-
el estadfo de la prensa puerto -rique-
ma. Ri corto espacio de que hoy pode-
mos disponer nos impide, bien a pc
sar nuestro, insertar fntegro ell nota-
ble escrito que sirve de prologo 4 los
trabajos que Sc propone lEevar 4 cabo
la nueva Direction de Ez Centipela
%Vamos, sin embargo, para satisfacer
la natural curiosidad de nuestros lee
torres, q trascribir los parrafos mas no
tables del mencionado editorial. AL
-hacerlo asf, damos las mas expresivas
gracias a nuestro estimado colega por
los inmerecidos elogios que nos tri-
buta.
Solo nos resta decir por nuestra
parte que nos ha causado inmensa sa-
tlsfaccion el yer cue ell 1nico peri6di-
co que de6ende nuestras ideas en- Ia
prensa de esta Isla, haya colorado nue.
yos brfos para defender la causa de la
yerdad, del derecho y de la justicia,
hoy que nuestros adversarios multi
plican sus organos y sus ataques cons
ira los que, como el ST.. Sagasta, pre-
ferlmos que, 81 es menester, perezcan
los principles mas bien que las colo
Mas: Tenemos los mejores anteceden-
tes del patriotismo y de los vastos CO.
nocimientos que alderman al llustrado
Sr. Raya, y nodudamos que E5 Cen
tnela ha ganado mucho con su adqui-
sicion, 81 bien sonaos los primeros on
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08


NADIA importa que este escrito este
requisite en- los reglamentos 81 no Sc
cumple, 81 no puede cumplirse, por-
que, no existe en- el pats escuela nor
NAL, nj sabemos que hayan lido afuera
4 aadq'ulrlr estos estudios los maestros
de escuela ingresados desde 1865 & la
ttecha.
Extenso por demas como va ha-
ciendose este artfculo solo ligeramen-
te hemos de tocar 10 que queda sin
impugnar del famoso editorial Con-
TRADICCIONES.
Con non sancta intencion por dos
veces nos echa en- cara El Pyogreso
que somos enemigos de los hijos del
pals, que tenemos empeno en- despres-
igioy' la provincia de Puerto-Rico y
otras imputaciones NAL intencionadas
que dan pie para que los Interpreters,
los propagandistas verbales, sigan SEM
brando ell 6dio y ell antagonismo entire
los espanoles insulares y los peninsu-
9lares Protestamos con indignation
contra tai y tan gratuita acusacion.
Espanoles. ante todo, amalnos de CO.
razon q todas las provincias de Espa1a;
y al escribir en- esta parte de nuestra
.nacion, 10 hacemos con el mismo de-
recho, con los mismos tituios q desear
el bien del pals en- que tenemos nues-
tros hijos, nuestras tamilias y ondea
nuestro pabellon, con ell mismo dere-
cho, con ell mismo interes, con ell mis-
mo deseo de contribuir & la felicidad
de esta parte de nuestra patria, que
los redactores de El Progreso. Nous
sonsnaes chez nous. Pues que, iacaso los
antepasados, los padres 8 abuelos del
articulista que asl pretende hacernos
extranos en- nuestra propia Naclon,
eran enemigos de Puerto-Rico por no
haber nacido en- esta Isla? Repetimos
que rechazamos una insinuacion tan
POGO convenienle a la fraternidad es-
panola.
Lastima nos inspiran a. nuestra vez
esos flamantes discfpulos de Labou-
laye, cuyo autor cree que no como
cemos; 10 que ser cierto no serfa
ciertamente ningun motive de lastima
porque no es ninguna eminencia poll
tica aquel escritor radical. Olvida Ei
Pr0greSo que hemos sido aslduos sus-
critores y lectores de Ell Sglo, como
mas de una vez 10 hemos indicado, y
que no era possible, leyendo los elo-
gios que ALI Sc hacian de aquel rege-
nerador frances, permanecer sin pro-
curary y leer al gunas de sus obras Co.
nocemos, pues, algo al autor de Paris
EN- AMERICA y 10 conocemos mas desde
que escribi6 dltimamente un brillante
pr6logo para un libro de un laborante
cubano que Sc public6 en- Paris habra
cosa de aflo y medic.
En- cuanto 4 la historic de las rep1
blicas hispano-americanas, tambier
tenemos .leidas algunas paginas de
ella, 81 blen no nos juzgamos en- nads
al nivel de los doctores de El Pyogreso.
Por 81 no los han leido todavia, sin
embargo, recomsndamos q nuestros
contrincantes la lectura de unos Es-
TuDIos soBRE LA AMERICA que ha pu-
blicado 1ltimamente el Sr. Gil Ferro.
Y aqu[ terminamos este va excesi-
vamente extenso escrito, proponien-
donos en- ell siguiente n1mero, >Dios
mediante, saldar otra cuenta que te-
nemos pendiente con nuestro colega
ademas de la que por segunda vez nos
reclamay y que tambien saldaremos a
~su debido tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08
Mensaje q su Santidad
DIRIGIDO POR CUARENTA SEIS MIEMBROG
DE LA ASAMBLEA NACIoNAL.

NJ. de Bel-Castel, diputado por el de
partamento del Alto Garona en- la Asam-
blea nacional, ha comunicado al peri6dico
T. Unioers, y que este peri6dico publica,
el Mensaje que han dirigido a su Santidad
ell Papa Pio TX, cuarenta y seis miembros
de la Asamblea, cuyos nombres, sin en-
barge, no ha querido dar & conocer al pd-
blico elhonorable diputado, fundando la SUI
preston de estos nombres Ell los motives
que expresa en- la carta de remission con que
acompana el Mensaje, y que veran nues-
tros lectores EN- el parrafo siguiente:
GEL hacer fgurar algunos nombres en-
vuestras columnas, dice M. de Bel Castel,
sera hacer la exclusion de los ausentes.
Pero tenemos una opinion demasiado ele-
vada denuestros compa1eros cat6licos, pa
ra no conserva'les intacto su lugar en- me-
do de nosotros. En- cuanto q aquellos que
hoy el honor de la pubsicidad,
bastales el saber que su nombre es -bende-
cido por el Vicario de Jesucristo, que al
pasar ante los ojos de Su Santidad procu.
ran un consuelo su corazon afigido."
H6aquf, segun 10 ha publicado Il Un;-
vers el texto del Mensaje:
"Versalles 16 de setiembre de 1871.
fICl IP ~ 8 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

.peri6dico 4 la altura de los mas i'm
portantes de los pueblos inteligentes
y cultos.
Mayagiez. 1o de Nbre. de 1871.
FL DIRECTOR,
TOMAS RAYA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-11-08

clos abajo frmados, miembros de |.
Asamblea nacional de Francia, en- los mo-
mentos de separarnos pcr algunas sema.
nas, en- frente de un porvenir dssconocido,
tienen Ia honra de venir 4 poner q los piss
de Vuestra Santidad 81 homemade de su
mas protundo respeto, la mas viva y ssn-
tidad expression de sus sentimientos de f.
delidad, de adhesion y le f6 cat6lica,
"Protestan con toda la fuerza de su al.
ma, y quisieraa que el gobiesno de su pats
protestase por medic de una demostracion
diplomatica perseverance, coutFs las usug.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
To CONTRACTORS FOR LAYING WATER MAINS.
wA.uiNaroS, n. O., August 30, 1877

wAsuiSaroS, u. o., August 30, 1877.
Sealed prooosss will be received BY the undersgued until
O'Clock the 18th day OF September 1871 At tbs Lgh-
house Board, Treasury Department tor the laying In
Dslie, o Columbia Of seooocc q p.unds o. siach cast
The eptrs work divided into four divisions and propo.
sails viii bs received for the whole ess number Of
divisions.
Zach bidder before making bis BIZ must deposit At the
First National Hank, Washington, to the credit OF the Gov
nj the Distc. Of columbia. the Of ~ 900
r that he vii enter Into and complete the contract sccrd
returned TO The unsuccessful bidders when tns contract 70
awarded and 70 the contractor when be completes hh Coz
tract. -,
The contractor will be required forfeit 81 day Tor deay
IN tbs laying ot each pipe, special casting aud stop cocS
eey oud the time required IN the coaract ..-...
No promo avug viii BE- received ercep u Oe
printed forms wblca ~ih circulars specincsous and torn
OF contract aud sny uher Information car 10 had ON ap-
S' " f GEORGE IT, RLLfOr.
naDr or Engineers, unied states Army,
Chlei Essiassr WsAaagton AaueIuct
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
PROPOSALS.
pRoPOsALs FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.

Sealed proposals, endorsed proposals for Building
tloIDg lion DOCK" will be at the Depart.
mss' s aa, ~ esocs on TUESDAY the sh OF Dec,meer
construction Of Floating Iron Dock for the repair of naval
vessels on asir stations sYreeaey 70 .he psns specifics.
y, Inspection Of 81 who desire to become BIDDER,
70 be Thoroughly responsive and competent for
work ot tbs character, ana good and sufficient security D
tho SUN of sx hundred thousand doars (xUV tesiss
tse usual of cent VIII be required ,or ne
fahm performance OF the contract In accordance WHO n
terms aud ccndcns thereof snd In the time prescribe
therein. and further, that the docx whom completed shAu
not fail In the purposes objects ont 10 he contaos
o. 70 perform eli that shall be thcren required OF ~ W rea
Indirect OF defA neglect or dencency
the Of the 10 No, conforming 10 and per-
forming particular the terms condisions, Plans aud
specifications OF said contract
The right 10 reserved to reject any bids their acceptance
n not for the nterest OF the government
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANCSRmENTs-sxoosp PAeE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
AsTEOLO1i -NIsru PAeg-seeond column.
SuXk6 And Lopaisa wASTEDHsR9oSp
soAtSass '%s%%SS;rEp-sroosn PAor-rir. second and
ESz Fox
BUSINESS tOTPURTUNITEs-TwELF1u rAex-Third col.
S4H TEss gssaaE Eos
anu, and TwELtln PAaE-first column.
Co25aasS HSD e1s%n r4or-r
OoAsT% ssfosd rAo.rfA and .1.h
CoJNrK, BOARD-sEooSD PAoE-Third aud fourth COL
BEs ss%s
S,as4 fSs%s ssamu
sxv ksioSs.i.asf f4sSysI,,Ss ss,.;.n sS'saa,
s ROOMS xs TO
TWELFTH PAaE-sixth column.
EGH
HELF wANrED-FEMALEs-ELx PAaE-Finh
HORSES. CAkEix rs. &c.-Fmsr rAoE-second. third
HOUSES. Rooms. Ac., wANrED-NISrH rAsE-sscond
!!ssrSSSIiSs- NINTH rAoEus!..h column: =,
dss REAL ssTAfE' For 'S sxLE-N1s1s IN 4I PACE sa
LEeAI SSTicEs,.Nlsrn PAer-secona column.
Gsp column
MACHINFRY-TwELrTH PAG. Fourth column.
MARBLE MANrELS-NINTH I'll PAGE-fourth column.
MEDLCAIs--EINTH PAGR-Sxth column. !.
hILLtNERY AND DRESSMAKING-FIRsr PA0B-6ixth
MIsoELIANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rKSrn PAGE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAoE--Fourth column.
eySCAL-SECoNp pAGE-fourh column.
PEk9ONAL-FIRSr PAGE first c0umn.
PIANVFORTES-SKoOxD PA0s-Fourtn column.
kULlrIcAL-SEoOND PAGH-Fuurth column.
P0ST OFFICE NOrlCE-hiNTH fAaK-Fourth column.
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RhNT-NINTH PAGR--Thlrd and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-NINTH PAGE-Fourth
REAL EsTArR wANrED-NrN,n PAGr-F ourth column
kRLI0IOUS NOTICES NINTH PAGE-Sccond column.
RESTAURANTS-NINTH PAGE-Sixth column.
RkWAkDS-FIRSr PAGZ--Ftrst column.
BALES AT AUCTION-NISrA PAGE-Ftfth and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEM EMALEs-ELHvESTu PAGE
first, second, third, fourth and nth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaH
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAex-Fn. aud second col
sPOkTiXd-DoGs. BIRDS. Ao.-Frnsr PAoE-secoud
sUM6ER REsORTS SECOND PAGE-rourth column
the TkADEs-rwELFrn PAGE-Second column.
TnE ~ TgxT xr f5Esr s1U, pASx7Sssond Sss csinmr
fRAvKLLERS' OuIDE-FIRsr PAaR-sixth column.
UkFUKNlShED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IMxi.Th rAoE;-Si.th column;
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsr PAdR-6Ixth COL
umn
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
"A. lie insurance companies ami who DO not desre
surrender tho policies by absolute sale
surrender value of their policies by applying NJ Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 60.

HORSE AND RgoKAwsY For sALE-ToGErHER
Ha 1 n Horse perfectly eente and reabe Rock
Street or call No. q Sfs Re.S. 'ssp srre e. ' East
dsv sepiembers II O'Clock at 81 re, Jones street.
nss.; Say TSad Horse rosn road Horse
Yea. m & sn road Wagons one shifting top usgy all city built
'''S'' A'' JANE JAMES 'sTi C'HHkE. city Marshal
1MMLNsE sTocK-nREAr REDUCTION IN PRICES
a s S marraGe ria new and second hand now onerns
FAcrURkEs' UNION KaF.sIroKy. sss BrOsaw.y.
PRIvAIE DRIVING ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE
s snhSp. S. and s'rss sroM p.
.he whole forming an effective correct appointed
Ssnhops ei.eaat css: condition Ss By
private & Srdsr and Ie used The horses be in
and Madison syenueA
CPEED AND sTyLE.-A PAIR OF BAY HAMBLEro.
rsn oses S for sss :. one half their VA
and 81. years Old perfectly souni and kind Apply at lSo
To OWNERS OF HoRsEs NO ONE WHO HAS EVER
without Il =. certain cure for collie sore throat cuts
bottles It $ Sold BY the d:siss Depot 10 PARK place.
VNANTED--A SMALL PONY. WELL BROKE TO gAR.
Apply % Mss sad ssess or % s e Sys
stables, rear ~ Broadway.
WANrED,,IN Goon ORDER OR NEARLY NEW,
w second hand Rockaway. Address, stating lowest cash
price, where seen, ac, CARRIAGES l46 Herald Office
WANTED--A LIaHT FURNITURE TRUCK. APPLY
N. J.
WANTED HORSES, :HARNhss, CARRIAGES AND
Sass ii' oo 1 s'ea
y SECOND HAND COACHES. IN PERFECT ORDER:
- also laIsc assortment of and second hand
wo rk, Top. No Top, Busness and Express Wagons,
mt and below cost. W and 81 Charles street.
GOE-HEAvY sORREL MARE; TEAM OF MARES,
pCJ pony built, &I25 fine year old Bay, S!25; gray
Mare &76 lS9 Bank street, corner WashinIon grocery
Must SELL work.
t7OO NEW TOP WAGON; PONY PHAErON, @Iso;
eDlOV. Coaches, Clarences Rockaways, Doctors and
Top rhsetons xtension Tops Coach Soo Hrelts Top
Road Eypress Wagons, Harness, Blankets, Robes
EMPIRE CITY .POsITORy. 30 to s. Wooster street.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A -0fFiCIAL DRAWINGS
"a ktnltcKy STATE LorTERrEs
kENTucRy-rSTRA CLASS NO 5sy-srpr a is7i
!" kysrTsxS. ~ :" 70. 70; 8 a. o., 80 81, a.
w. s., ~ ~. a. ~ y. So q. 20, 81 Il. IS, Is. g.
- x 81 HstsA = 9sAss Nc tl!-strr :, ISL.
=, .rAngcsm- ;otAss NO tst-ssrr. g. MI.
SIMMONS CO., Mana ssrs. Coy,nIca <, :"
JcLCIE, brener 9oe Broadway. Posi- o1ss Sor tSse
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

(NUNARD LINE.
u THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
At CORK HAKBOR.
JAVA. "Wednesday, Sept BATAvtA.Satnrday, Sept .
lsA "Wednesday, Sept 13 PAR1iifASztnrday. Sept Is
SCOTIA-Vednesday Sept. ~ ALGEKIA SATURDAY Sept %
CHINA ednesday, sept "a ABYSSiNiA ...Sa, Sept
RUSSIA "Wednesday, Oct CALABRlA, Saturday, OcI 7
RAT IS or PASSAGE
By Wednesday Steamers, not carrying Steerage
Per Russia ana Scotia. By other Wednesday Ships.
Cabin 1884, gold Cabin .SuO, 70
Second Cabin..... w, gold Second Cabin 3d. gold
Return Tickets, CABIN S2ln nat @<S0 gold
seeond osSe - S''o sod
rfrfs,Cabin gold steerass .83O currency
Return Tickets Sl0 gold
Tickets to Paris. SIS. gold, addIiIonsi
sieersge tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all
parts of Europe at lowe 4 rates.
Through Bids Ladng gwen for Belfast G,aagow, Iavre
Antwerp pos the Continsnt and Tor heter
ranean ports.
For Fieeht and Cabin Passage apply At the Companys
onIce No. Z Bowling Green.
Steerage Passage, at III Broadway Trinity Building.
CbAS. q FRANCkLYN, Agent
TIMED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.-oFFICIAL
PASSWORDS OF the Department OF State issued by A. o.
wlLLMARTH, United states Court Buildings, t Chambers
strees.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

VVANTED-TO DISCOUNT REGULARLY, BUSINESS
w Notes offering collateral government
second mortgages Address for three days c. c., Herald
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
COASTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

I iIor steamship CoNCoRDIA Hedge Master. uos
loading At pier IL East River leave SATURDAY SepteuL
Der At o'clock Y. 81. FOR freight or passage apply
N. III BRIGHAM, S Wal street
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

HORSE AND RgCKAwaY For sALE-TOaETHER
IL or serarote; Horse perfectly gente and reshe Rock
away nas movable glass ir mt glass doors. c.. Horse
S..J; Hockswsy 1S25 Can be lis East Thir
street. or call en- T. NJ, - Resae street
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 90.


GREAT REDUCTIONS.
IA Light Carriages and Harness, OF reliable make great
bargains for
balance OF summer stock Of Sheets, Nets. Aghsps, &C.,
low, to out.
Several iop Bugges $50 70 $500 now and perfect
Rockaways one elegant a class Park rhaeto. top
Pony Phaetol; all and warranted
JOHNSTOH 4 VAN rAsSELL, SS Liberty street.
At THE AUCTION MART OF
n JOHNSTON VAN 1AsSELL,
lie and ia Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
FRIDAY. ~ IL o'ciocx,
AN ALDERNEy COW IMPORTED BY MlNTURN 4
CO., AND YkAKLING BULL CALF.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
DRY GOODS.

nPENIH0.-MRs. SMITHS PATTERN RAZAAR, sIt
- Broadway, near Twentieth st eei. TiIURSDAYs FRl.
DAY and SATURDAY this week, DISPLAY Of FASHIONS
Berlin. Brussels aud London viii be represented Out Of
town ladies should send ten cents and address for lie
LuSrRATED PATTERN BAZAAR aud choice Of any y
cent Pattern consins The bazaar alone In MORE vAd.
able information than all the fashionable Dubl.
cations combined.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

A GENTLEMAN mas A LARGE, POWERFUL l. HORSE,
"A Kind AM true handsome kockswsy ana trs cAss
uess having arthcs Tor them vii sc cheap say
$500 ons third CO.. Residence gSs wssi fNy sscvnd ST.
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

NARRA0ANsETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN -Four excursions to Sandy Hook and relrn daily (5uoc
day excepted.l The ma gnincsnt
49, PLYMOUTH ROCK AND JESSE HOYr
wileave rier3 North RIVER foot ot Murray street, asc
PLgMOrTh ROCK ...."...... 6:lo a. N. and f;y0 y.
~ NJ IL
Faro to SANDY Hook and return, 81 o.
THE MARY POWELL, FROM vESrRY STREET At
1 sp NJ daily, making usual landings Reurnin gle svs
Rondou 80 A. M Pouyhkecpaie $3.50, Milton 8i5, New
ourg @ CORNWALL t West Point $685. Cox1cns 3:ih sr.
riving In New York n, l0'i5
The New York herald., 1871-09-07
:
TUAVELJ,;iSS, i.UIDE..

LBANf AND TROY DAY LINE.-STEAMERS q.
a ,viBgAkD and DANIEL DREW. from vesry street
MS - A. M Thirtyourth street at S:fj; landing Yonk
ers iarrytown and Nyack BY ierryboat Cozzens West
Point Cornwall. Ncwburg, Poughkeepse. Rhnebeck, Cats
Central for the West and on and atcr June B with the
Albany and Susquchanna for Sharon Springs
New York; and Bughanton, a1d by Rensselaer, and Sara
!osa road for Saratoga Springs 50 81 from New York; A.
SClIuYLkK. - -
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

Aahyeto HaII, bowuun sQuAro boSt0n Mass,
before
September lb 1871, at 3 o'clock r. N.
DROsPECr PARK FAIR UROU Ds ASSOCIATION
Match $500 mile heAts best three In five, Ia harness.
Friday. September q, yk r. n.
u. w. Herve names br. IN. Lazy Wc'a
". McMann names q Oracle Bertram.
Good day and traos.
0EOR0E ". OAKLEY, Superintendent
DREMIrMS el,5o0-RICHMOND 81 COUNTY A0RICUL-
turai Society, Club Gt0uAds New Dorp Staten Island,
Fail Meeting September Is. H. Is and l6
SAMUEL BARTON, President,
wM. ". KELLxrr. Secretary
The New York herald., 1871-09-07

A PPREHTICES' LIBRARY, a73 3BROADwAY.-THE RE-
IA opening OF this institution. which was have
place Monday. the 9TH inst has been postponed until
NOnia tho ltth inst. ''- ="
The Shasta courier., 1871-06-17
CONVENTION.

The Union Republican Convention met
in Shasta on Thursday, and nominated the
following county ticket: Assemblyman,
Thomas Greene; County Judge, Wm. E.
Hopping; Sheriff, VIM. Jackson; Clerk,
". N. Guptill; District Attorney, J. W.
Bracket Assessor, james cary; Ad-
ministrator, George Wilhelm; Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, W. l.. Car
ter The Convention was fully attended,
the utmost harmony prevailed, and the per-
vading impression is that the ticket placed
in the field will receive the Endorsement of
the majority Of the voters Of the county
at the polls. Messrs. John Souter, II. n
Wilkinson, Grant l. Taggart and L. Vol
untine were selected as delegates to the
State and Congressional District Conven-
tions. Full particulars next week.