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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-28
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw-YogK, Monday, Nov. q, 1871.

NEw-ioRK. Monday, Nov. q, 1871.
The general horse market remains dull.
There very few buyers, these want hardly any
thing worth noticing. Tho supply on hand is ample for
the limited requirement Of the present scasoi Tho
quality Of work and light driving horses offered IT, as
rule good while there is but little pleasure stock OF any
yal;;c in the market.
During the current week sales by auction OF horses
carriages harness. etc, will form the main features Of
the trade For tomorrow Cruesay) Now 2s three are
ANNOUNCED in our columns.
At 1910 H. % The sixth day OF the sale Of livery stock
at stables No. i39 ThcmpsOnst.. Major G. W. Barker
auctiOnccr.
At 1919 a. M, sale OF speedy horses. wagons. etc. mt
stables No. 40 Great Jones st. John L. Vandc icr a,c-
tiOnccT.
At O'Clock nj the horse aud carriage auction mart OF
Mcssls Johnston Van Tassrll in East Thirccnth-st
the regular semi weekly sale OF private family establish
cnts including horses, carriages, harness, and horse
clothing Of every description.
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Conntrn propcrtn to Get.

rIO LFASF-An elegant DOUBLE HOUSE
hll ION" , or anrn' cd toce''r With two acres OF bard
to 'r> - Ihihcd, y. j.. viii he set ii desired fer DO ni
hoisc. Tor which is well adapted 10 hd with hoare
ft> A,Pl IL H. NJ PIERCE. r. II Pnc-t, Neaiork
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Gcpdrtncrehip Notices.

NOTltE.--Thc cOparncrship heretofore OK.
ine hctac'n sulsctnr thc finn Of EDWIN
BOOTH Go" solved hv Mr. Edwin Booth
the Eoo. Thc4i bis omit vii
ht hate n, If ~ 81 ti.r late lrn EDWIN BOOTH
Ecs York oct , la;I X a. RORERTSoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-28
Aorsss, Carriages, 9arness. Sc.

-MAJOK I. W. BSHkEf(, AuCtiouccI.
IA GREAT EXCITEMENT.
TIE sIyTH DAY or TIih nMaENsE SALE
OF fiST.CIAsS LIVERY STot k;,rn,
THE LARGEST EVER MADE IN TIE lOtNikf
Ar THE EMPIRE STABLES,
will take place
THIS DAY, NOV. Is. AT 10. OCLoCk,
AT THE STABLES NO I38 THOMPsON-sr
which will h. sold
ALL THE DOrBLR AND SINGLE TRUCKS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE TRUCK HARNESS, e'r. "c'
tor Fun mi TIeavv Work.
The sale will continue on Jay until tie entire stock dsoSei o.
together With
AN IMMENSE NUMBER OF HORSES.
Cpm rising Ro1 Famig IIorscs. BuiIes. and prans os
Road Wagons N1o2 Road Wagons los" a"he' "o shh
lbre Par Phaeton single Express sr"ns Double rnr o
Segis; Three
rl1is Bols. al
road coach
&c Saddles anil Bnls; Robes Blankets Sheets ond Surin
glcs. STRING Il Belt; Collars. Il,
And other articles apertanlne to drstcss livery stable
Aim Good Va. OF Feed Furniture EIpe.s Business No. 10 Sui
hyan.s.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE.
No POSTPONEMEEr ON ACCOt vt OF WEATHER
ALL TIE STABLES NOW OCt; PIED III MR. CHOW WILL
ne 10 LET FROM THE IST OF DECEMBER rDNrisi:IM.
kOOM FOR FROM 10 TO 80 HORSES EACH WITH ALL IHb
NECESSARY CARRIAGE AND TRICK ROOM
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Proposals.

i,Fpa' OfYi.-. - l. H. bi'1.
T,vrht>svi't NrN- NIX. H"i J. l".i. )
'E'O UT hRKNMEN and Hlll pHRS.-PRn.
L o., % 1i' - e - I'' -
L md =, & r." 80. LIit I"i q la @
ko.A. l. i-!4LI 80 ht =. }.
rf Il f." nit ''or Z pc.
lt-l -as nlr fore 'i"f1' II" tf1ai9n ~ hr
Va. t. ,hi" ut c R''A
rifg 'rnrs ot~ Ne nor - re
Ind hv syi,rstOi 10 ut
uc lstr, ht gLaani' 'd
e@1 L. cci IrH "L
h. i,r h - torn a',t To- ."
to-. ~, Dntl. 10 tie
lie - IT hr h'.i 'f' irHs 90 ''''
i.."ng artl;c> ai .m n,ot' for tie work aiT'I
fan complete hv protection # 3"N TINS 'fgag"
hi,..- 80 -i" '' uri "a ~ lAr' c'l u lhcI's
ln XXI and Weigh i'1m eight 10 tn ;n'. ch.
Il is'in' ~ cone - rex N 'ne
a q" % - i'''t q r
Tho su. . aar "tr ?. BE- o. ir ~ to- ilr'rSlc
II. I .hrf.r. - '~,'u - 80. :t',!. gal
- cul., '."'
4 crtf e. : 90 f't-..
49,; ruair . roL't"t".
.. COL .t = .. D., :.
..u'' t... 4 r~t'it.. cot g.
49, NOrIl.t r. L. Co. ii.i,rc Lrgte'; - !. II u's'
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CovporaIlnu i otltce.

81 NEU.i"gR DFPAIfx "F fiNAN'f.)
ttttA Hr'LnPHu ~ FNAtt
Corn1Ii" II Putk u tH,NByt. l.. Ar1 |. i'ti)
TlNO TAN-pAt EhS.-NOtlct Is hereby gwen
II BE- ad'l :, - Gail 80" Ii 81 -
nl ar II - 'i
loots b. the kec' T1irs 10
i ,.ld. 80 m,arr VIII - received after
c.ock |, III. Olac. hours .tOin +. ~ > j. ~. -
BLRSAHD SMYrH. Receiver
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Gin prorcrin 10 Grt.

Iv'ENiS!IED HOUSE TO RENr-A hand
.- f...t fu 30 l.rvl a,.r 80 F,,.c 't...
..u.t,t b r s'" viii h" rr'i :" 'uat l'e l~nily
.. tI,.nN itii" CRlhSEII. H. |: RroAs
tgNJ LIZ with hDARD--
"! Ni.- or INl OT lltrR.
Wiz I5'ae tNlt # 1'.Ir'
and ~ Iafi'.tc irce.
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gitun,ious Wartco-- females.

GOOD German Female Servants At Nrr ~ lbs
II e IN l'ui".ll; Sorflss. bat" kv'Fsoa a"'S''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-28

fu.t': E.lrn'c o. T~eit sc''atDsh
Tl,lS> lave XIV I y, ~ .p,.rn,
/; ro. Sn..'f. i.nidi southport AZ" wes'pot, iEVa
&C. ,ti xar u.s. :. 2trI, eI:,o Els Tr). d:r' as
To-, r.t1 =. e. va ' ,:;o ;nl e2,p a.,
y; : ," ~: ca "a ~ ~ ,',' ~,
Sa,a MI ,en'A,t Ne" iO- at y H. IO'
r"' Vi" '"'' s. 'D- soH e., r, 81 inA,Ss.
r. H n". W, wa s sR1s ,a vi" a. H.
i1 ta,rc'''n' N,r n1r. :'p ~ to SO''l'"''''
T." si rAs ga,tL 4 ' r,o ,s r. Ii,
m s. iI,sn IN, an Scrf .a,Sa .o m p IN to North
~" 70" ,' v '",iuI IN ,,i w,i.c Railroad tA Lin'i
im aivac R,osl AMI pm to w,,e,s:v
T. SArsa'uA e.roai T. w. ,, p ~. AN ana ~. .l 80
ri aa ~, 'nl' r1, and also to Sun
ID. Ss H Tn , o., rr Line Car attached to 'A''
,,r AZ ,. rS i r. s:1 iy s @
s ''' ' '''t JsHE sa' ioiT
NEW.YURK CENTRAL AND HUDSON o.,
~ ky , H4hHHA oar m s r.. i%p and ForF
'tFS Coz Chicago and Mcue., r,'' with p.'n' room ears
"-s :. %,. r ,n :, w.t. Draw NJ Bado
"" a . a, i Sg.t.T. f.,is.'
3X o. M. SPECIAL To Express at niA. , ~. YAH N 81
400 o. ~ Montreal IL pres, With Sleeping can ITO" " "
em T,re. with s.ernsea" for w'tH0"n' o''s' Al"
,m, pa,,a .p u, sIeepippes for hocn'ster, Dus'
' y, Chi,ar" VIA both l." ~ sni !" -
Ka. rsI.; sLi oil IT, Lou', VIA Toledo ''e' w DUMMY -
lac M h,pr,., With sls-pnss,r for Troy and Apn! damn,
Al la MI, Innuy mott 81 loph' FaN p'"
y,t.,, T,,,., fo,a west eide a. hef.nlofe
~ ~ e. u. KENDRI,k, 0shsi Fa'@ ny" "I,..
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FKG4;Mi . rU ~ OF
~ DE- RI sud irom foot Of CON ~ ~ 20
EFT PHILADELPHIA At " and $50 H. Nv phi.%.,nh:
". .ni'n H. spG r. BALTIhORh sna %.
tom AVID TIE VEST via BALTIMORE ~ D. il.'~ ~
FOR ne SOUTH $50 a:20' silver rnNe sn W ~
In I,uhtug daily y2U tran wnnoe. t"at. -,
WEET via Prsusvvsbis Rsrosi90 No. and ~ Az r..
Si,,t Pae attached The $50 n Ana us r.
New Pittsburgh Chicago and Louisville vnou snank p,,.
P.s~ O. attached 10 The oWp daily ana run .
p,st attached to tr Stp IN and run ""S y, a.
Of Dr,,lase. IT.. foot Of torsSdtS. snd ~ Brosas,'
x.,,u D'Yi .:! Ar. " s''j Atss"S s,t
SOIJTH SIDE X. Il. or l.. ].
Winter Arrangements ronmtbcrs Oct ~ B' Io~ h"o'''" 'S'
Cnml,t Pentti s~.lo;E ,u,J r, pl,e,
IGuu q M Aero uucdauen TO Babylon. o., Ma.
. ~ 10 EIls PstaoI b' iof "loH anu ~,
asa T. Accommodating i"i ,H p "'''Yh ~
!:S / ~. Lsy bon Ataona'r'e,D n
e. "a. he'"mmo taion ioi Mfif"h A.
So. The $50 IN f.ih' '"n"''''
v.,i,, fir.sG ipr k"'ta.a a"d Ilsmp'!e.d ,,
l. ". DOi bLAs. SupsnahsSfe@
FEE Tine Tables
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Gfcurslous.
Steamboats, an0 Railroads..


DEOPLE" LINE FOR ALBANY.
NE
II North R,cr t:tsnoo SUNDAY eIe.ped)
ALBANY IN nIns Ia connect with abroad a
North Ea Returning leave TIE steamboat hnding al
Albany o'clock the arrival VI connecting trans IRON The
" est I'D North and tts. 49, . -,
osr.d At the Once the Wharf At pcd
EIs Eoidws and No (Orrtst Brookn Baggage checked
i,,un1;on Freight received until the hou Of depaa
A LBANY and TROY.-Rcgular line at O
n . m ds,l, Pier a. H. EprngstE Fare 30 etnns
tNDLRBT and CONNLCTICuT returning leave Troy
81 ~ -ni Ahsn, at u -
L'OE NEW-HAVEN. IIARTFORD, SPRING
Held. AND me NoRiH-S"sm'r leave frcl'hp Tor Hr"
.v.u 81 3:1 aud II y. 'onL~Dg r,tathr hsi.osd,
EOR BRlDGEPOET, and III points on iionsa-
j tonic AMI Sa"ga;u. Fs.iorf' lsrr VI Sk.meT "s's
Catherine ,iD a. u moon, fsspds', siccited'
SAFETY. SPEED; AND CDMFORT.
Por Roon, we,cr,i.r ric'l Gr h"''lo' Io.t.; "a.
d..t- pJa', N. "s h -
CITY or BOSTON
CITY OF E:WNOEH
CRY or Nrw. LONDON.
vii l,s' a.Yu d'it q. "' erle) 81 O'Clock n" ro"
VI, r ~ k.Iih Il srr !,Gi OF tsLsI nd waite
kt~-IoDd' sud ",i. Il. a"re o"a,ut Wild hpr'' fm
"a it shove lorjS Sorrra kGr~b aod Worts
ter ana Eos'c" Usrtl' , = tit RIA i"''. ,.,,
korn FL,.+ ~ khohT. Agent
Ne. i.,i. O." u, '".l
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NATIONAL LINE.

$rFAM 10 LIVERPOOL AND q IN TOWN
Pier Ne. a., North = yrr
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID IINEEFOi:
SpiIN TT EUAI u &C. d. .t!:N
BENMAgK ......NA II Hliii Dee E at !.
For LONDON DIRE / :
UIIVE1IA CnlAb. De- = at =.
10 or'i - a"d - S'""fset
iel ff"n I' nsomI
Ionic tit.'ow L"ut u.
tor DLrcus app al the t"nanys Ohrr ~ o. roaf
yn, D. ". u. ISL Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-28

hvEah EHhSlS,i' ar oGLG:s
rxrr, THANKSGIVING NlTiS@s. rnrs*;>' Hov @
nLNMtiC TllEAIEE:
~ cd E>'Ir;h; ST Il VIZ W. or
''IsHH''h nrHfT; .i S]aaF, rAS'''''"r
xArlSf sT;' wE il; ri aS <i's s;,T,,rw
" M,,, * * Z. . FIX 4. :t vfzl Nh.
" EIi%s all MI GEi hiS-n 81 e., i,.l,.
rc'ure t. l., '4"d Cats II ,er1r, MON ,ypo
''N 1 us "a. + ~. ;}S'S.
GRAND HrNprY lurfY ntrisg. Iti.Sg.D'vIyc r.y.
T-NION-SOUARE riiEAlEi. u..r.
HHrRAoE M %,'i1aVrox rc IN '<Sryy"
FIRST Ar' f,Tl',t:&t s $:, ~ wr.r,v.
T. Ar,nr,r s,rr 'ow .qar.
THE s. ISS xS Ss? p ro NH, 4I:';r '
b'll 1r.te A hnr : s'i'na
r' S; %;;, NSrI I!, 81 j.; o, oIIIH
NT JAMES THEATER-BAcCillS BUR-
THIS sF AsS fvfs1 fyrS 1 :iri Srr
rs sSS,E I%s,bsr Es!',S5 ,.i' ss>''
MskXsg Htr or the NEW coMl.bi.
.ssE rs!$s as y EGyx p1xcE ,IS'f;;Hs
O-N psoSHo Asp KysSii
SrH AVENUE TIIHATER.
EvEpy SMHr --TliIRrErSTH wrK
THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE OF "rIyOR'f :"
ritrEhNrH DIvOUtE" MAiIkEE SATURDAY Asxr.
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%EW-l"FK ANhr o, NJ" -iiAN IN EN'''
WEIR SR':ANGENiNr.
tu'NLN'ING MAJ 4. =.
n .Iv> Lave NCw .Yuh

t. ,.i sil Sew \m. .. i-r1'r f'v'hib'; an
'..1'.,c l. ..I~u,c o. Twrit tcN'.t.s.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

Steamboat, ano RAILROADS..
SPECIAL ,.NOIICE-cIANCE or HOUR.
AMI r =" ~ IT : S I'a CITY or Tosr"S
h',g Yer -. Ng''h EistI for ba''n aui nfm.'.Ie points '
Iu E Is H 1874 j. "Si Nv. ~:
nA',r.r4p N. r'r" n R.o' rsi'"a st. ~ BALDWIN,
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
rHOv1nrNCr. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
f Il; n: !; H"sf$S - :.
a s , t' Tas . sSa ,s.
EOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD, NORTIf-
fns Ea s Et K% SIP STEAM
@ S "s s :t1 TIT :.sS .a the d:
"t fatI had u. F. ":o T. "a & % rs III, Econ, Sss
meet u; E.,'I .,i r.'lr" tat cp,,Ga( only g.
''s '' ' HL" Go16 SlAhuHI Freight AseH'1
CESTHAL, RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
VII sS nsa 1s s # i.nn,on as:,"n
VIZ As p rS, I'd L''s..n,a ard W,n R.lIo.d
Lchg VALLEY ltsi sya CONNECTIONS, forming dir It ae to
rnch '%a 'e We: Shoat cbaOse oies a' to c;li.1 Fem
AlIf xE4Ex LIKE asn. T" ,"s WEST
f%asan n sis s.n sa tsS wn.
r@ M'" cry Nj Carmel Hse'On TunIhannocs
mfo Easion. Junction with Del Lack and West,
West ' Eoa 1rf s' sSs f q, T. a
lr1e1 VALLEY Railroad for N.ah
Fen F"a , s"+'i Fs, Allentown. N.p, Chunk
ErI. r.s % Sse ss ''s '''''' lancaster
sO En-, mfs5 RIA ";';c'' " r.,o: win r.n an.
i Ls'sn y.lr' Tor Ah'riosu at ra'
%Ti Il; I,:,cr Asae"@ and M'pcA csuas conre June
20 T. M T. For some, 'le aud Pennington.
:@Em-CN,is>. E1rnr. d,il,. E.,ion. Bethlehem
tow. kcrius Harrisburg. II tur.h trigo Sep.
IL. an: Palace ar to PVT bursl an tL'-.o.
:r%.-tor Tom"r,'!r.
:.a E. +. M j G En- r..'.',l Fer r"'''Fs
49, ' 49, 81 "a. l' *o ' g.. g. "a; 1 -; s. s as si E.
, TIKI for a n. c ys I'd Cs e.. @
io;'is all ii, ct oil in Stai"r, ,i.t ''
m Burw,v Gcp,r. p,,.ep., Artr Nv MI"
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
b n" ns.S Wi" 10y S' isS Of f %E1
E''.IE AGaASItMi SrS co@at'"s MONDAY, S'|elDrr 30
ic'e EE"Nh GN%E EAlnE:s TRAIN. via B,n'on Branch.
rrns % ' tr' tom N"".Aort t" "wro without claa-eoi
= r. '"r k wa; :, %,,':.; ra,
r or a NV a. at Wa INK" a a De- an i W. R. r
rr. an o.rf. i. v4r Il. p,,nt.
!"% 49, ITiion 'ILtY KxrHKSs ''o. xrs,s N'r,
Ia-'.a connects ~ eio' WITH Se'.e, 't' rLI flurs
r E'lrltn. Antwn Maui Cnrns Wls's,afre k,aial and
iao r. II BROAD GArcH NyrEF>S TEAIY. va ra.t5on
Il n" ~ "'.ti! ho't T. az v'n'i chang 81 'a
A>I ~ LArni. r"rocc'' At noyer 18th ,c',rr
i,a,' t., ~,'.., '~,s !~,',' ~ AL ~ ~ It. To- '''
2:rr" II flT <ru5S VAIL, Chester.
Tor ,!oEil,,oWy :; - 49, n:2o 1oo o.. e:n sIo
io. WI az, nr',e ste:" ;.i';:r, ala IoI"
al ola q 'l.f1
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Anluseneills.

,,,,ru
NInIU' GAkDEN.
n asst WEEK LAST WEEK LAST WEEK
ir irt nt
Trn TWO. Two
And far.v,I zig to
MI tXTHi V;T!vu iHXE:, iyI%G HHi a"
MATINEE EVERY SAIi RDAi
Seat. v be r.ruri ts, l,r day. al,aGc~.
E,t,Cn x,\u,ruL,C
SAN IA NJ ~ ~ vi NJ hI.l..,.
- iHE FUNNIEST %lERrhNHESf IN THE WOELn
Dir, II, WAMBnLD BhhNARp and BAthlA
StN FHtM'S,o Mis- REi' ...,
SEATS SE, RED ThkEE MONTHS IN ADEhN'f.
GREAT ,IttISN or Eo,InAct o., Il ZEN hAL''
- n>rXI,,,, rpr Ar ,,IrrrIrv -NI-
- l. DARN ~ Mhi.N M,!cECH' NIL
T. T. BARNrM Proms.or VIZ corr; Mansr
AT ENPil NH \, iiiiRD Az ~ SlAin 'IiihD,.i. low
o. m No",i go NV a ~ ', ~. ,r n, anil Ia ~ ,sh;
~, n0 CrRlosITiES FROM All PARE OF TIE WURLp
LAAGESr toLiECli0S Vf iniHW WIN ANIMALS '""
cpr,r u,ppopRoMr p,ft AT At ZACH PERFORMANCE
WELL W2RTi G2iNG ~ NnEEp M5LS 70 I
hoy sas It II The B'lS Hion I'M. Won.p I'D w." ~
- ha' , no ps. VI ~ I,'n " th W. al. ,,s, syer,q;
j nom '2V" 20 'U ttl' H''ss " IN ~, -, iii RI
Won , .nn wv. 49, '' ~. .,, r f'''' ' ' wv
TkEk GaANn INV 1s mem 1 AM r., Is
al u III tue morning anu Fl" Anu T. "' '' ''' " " " "
y ~ - Ali, ,n., ,..,lv ,,,, and sr.t.cl,s, No per,on
i,i,. t"r mlL .h.ulI is to xu.ss BARN. COL0SSuS
OF Tht WONDER WORLD. |
NIE\X VnRE ('IRcIS
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6itiiaiioNs iOdn:ec Malcs.

A GENTLEMAN well acquainted with
~ Fir" INSURANCE Age'cy sine hsgLf c"'I'i 80
.eror ComIale ~,hs position In ~ lrrr'f' '""
aud good
d,ss Ns URANCE. Tribune Of.ce.
4 SITUATION WANTED by il c"lorcd man,
~ ref IN PACKING 'lOl 81 or ~
him useful In estIbi.hmeu'. Adts l. r., Ioi Ho
Tribune OGcc.
ALL FAMILIES, Hotels, &C., can hc sup.
~ rid with reliable MALE FEMALE HELP of Ill r,tons md
religions oldest ard reliable sStSg 10 tls CIT, 10" "ss'
Elevenh-st, SIh.avc.
WANTED by gentleman of large cXpc-
w reace position II a.IIEAD AtCOtNIA|r in l're
house BANK ~
lnr references A4ress H. c. GOI 49,
Tnhunr Oa.e.
\VANTED-A SITUATION, by Il competent
German Girl for General Hod'rror. COOK WA>fk
and IROSEk wiling ohein;, OF t"I at
No 800 ~ Fir-is.
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CPE At SALE Inv pIvHI IT. Auction of
~ one hi,hhr'd wesr HORSES 'oni5i,n Trt'r. con%
t, -, ,i . , ~. ~ ,nst, Wv '' ~ " 'e "
Hoi'es ever !" N,
HIS p ..,a ny ~ c ~, ~ t wy "eio''
Tam ~ ,e,pt HOOD ty ore. 4, HI wears Oh; are h,f
the Of 'ary are clo'ri; ma' win fine long el"s tail. aai
ahd ait i"h' tlt' M"
m" sri"n ans" prompt aif 'f'Lt
irn mi qAFe "'"t's' "r fs'i ty 'hS ih ee',ne an'
.oui ~i,sra h s"i hi al h-,'-s i'..m va, Known
Pa. 10 n h,,, Ill., f''Il Eal &c.. % ! 80 Ia ' , i
arsra. reed The, sLo~ - the have and stle
'n no, ff ne "' ~ s"',' p =, tih ~ a. 10.
n'r''. '' u",'l' u " " ' > ,, ". ,,i .,i
a. o'' u '''' Ia" '"'" -'' :" 'o"' "'so"' '" ' '
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Ocean 9tcanere.


CITANGE OF ROUTE.-Thc Steamships of
" TIE UNITED STATES NEW-ZFhLAND AND Al SFRALIA
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-16
The Kuklux Act and Martial Law.

The Kuklux Act and Martial Lay"
The S,ote Journal and the Enq"'" 80
we'll rs some OF our own co''e cha, we
undertook some time ago 10 rio' 5or tho
we're mistaken in saying tha' ~ declare
lns,ux act the President me- LAWYER
r,or,,s, law In any State. \ 9o" ',;.,n what
cont ,,s q long dissertation i.. ,o.rncd
S,"' u. " aud various othcr 'o Nv
w., enid on the SUBJECT on"
"'' nc well Is the theory couiu oo
nous s, by argument, that the re
ue'"' . >..,Il,oj declare martial la" ulaer
,.a, 49,, The time approaches lot sur
.u'. - civ. way to facts, and accordingly
tho New York Tribune. speaking as d!
authority, tells us In It's issue OF Friday last
what we have to cXpect-to wit:
oThe G. ,yernmcnt has acted just as soon
&c Il wos ready to enforce Its policy, anu
the rebel assassins of Western Soutn CaIo.
linz will find that martial law, wh,cn II
sure to follow their failure to obey the pre-
sent order. will be rigdly enforced.
And the Times. which is sort OIL preS''
dental organ. speaks as follows
oAs the law gives him power 10 suspt ,ho
The writ of hGbedS corpus, 10 ue. a All
t,r,itorv defined under martial Jaw a,,u
rrnceed IN employ the army as he thinks
hrst. IN the suppression OF consplracies
surh ss he now proclaims to exist, tne ho'
link NAV be entirely assured that Inc fiesi-
denr means business
(, no il. The northern people have au-
thorized the President to declare n'i .'"'
law n his will, not only in South Carolina
and Virgins, but in Massachusetts anu
New York. They shall yet eat OF the ilui'
of the tree which themselves planted NV
one single yindictive measure mas pecn
~, the Radicals for the Degradation
',rssdr returncd or rh &iSsou South which has not
turn to plague the inventors. Eve
suffrage will yet prove TO be lash Oh SCOT
pions to northern shoulders. :.
The course of the President rehoer' IL
all the more important that the pedple Oh
Virginia should keep the Government OIL
their own State in their own hands. WHIST
Executive proclamations are flying over tue
land, aud the Radicals arc thus preparing
TO reelect General Grant by force, ii be-
comes us TO make firm protest ut the ballot
box against the crowd of yagabond carpet
bagscrs who are expected to employ the
necessary means to secure the vote OF thi'
State for their master. Let us mol ailo"
our enemies to bc in positions OF trust
when the day shall arrive for martial la"
10 be declared in Virginia. The scalaWag;
aud curgct-bagscrs arc the corrupt tools Of
unprincpled usurpcrs, and the negroes are
the ignorant and innocent victims Of Their
nriarious tricks. Let US see to it that tho
machinery of our State Government sh;l
not fall into the hands Of these wicked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-16
&C 1876
- - NCuoR TO WINDwARD.

ME- AN ANCHOR TO WIND" AM
:, vs sood feamanshir, when there Is reason 10 ca.
nact heavy weather, to drop an anchor 10 "'io-
ward. 80 .,,,,s and
fever. The sure preventive OF this nstrrss ,,1
~ a,adv IS HOsTETTsR's STOMACH BlTTEhS;
A couree of that wholesome vegetable tonie VII,
~ ,Gor An attack impossible. Take the hinI ana
Jro,, n, anchor to uindWdrd.
Wc,k stomachs are most liable 10 De oisoruereu
late ia the autumn, when the changes OF tcnperA.
,,~a a,e marked and frequent Hostetter's bl.'eIs
r,,t,ncs the stomach sgainst the effects oil ,heee
v,r,u,iens. Let dyspeptics make no'e OF Tue
r.ct, and drop an anchor to tcind0ard.
The liver Is more sensitive when The weather 10
confirm ,l,y alternating between the warmth Oh
enmmpr and the cold If winter than at any otner
nar,od Of the year. This is peculiarly the season
If such alterations. Let the bilious remember
,n,t Iostttter's Stomach Bittcrs is ESSENTIALLY an
bi,ious edicinc, and drop an anchor to N'""-
card .u u rha,ax,
TIE wlsest plan is to foTestall evil. Inc next
hot thing IS to ares, it. For disorders oil tue
stomach, irregularities Of the bowels and all Pc
r,odcal feye,s take, as soon as the comp alnt &c
,.a,,na ITSELF, Hostener's Stomach Bitters.
oc ls.eodlw&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-16

Not So.-A southern paper expresses sur
prise that the advocates of the "uew de-
parture" should be In favor OF acquiesceuce
in the new amendments, and thus give
countenance to the kukluy act. They do
no such thing. They acquiesce i'll the new
amendments, but they hold that these fur
nish no authority for the kuklux act. That
act violates the Constitution. The "new
departurisls wish the Constitution to be
respected part of it. 1t Is unfair to
lay such measure to the charge of the
friends of the Constitution. They denOunce
it and It's authors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-16

REMEMBEK.-The carpet-basgers would
have the voters OF Virginia believe that
they are ardent friends of the Taxpayer
They are greatly scandalized at the accu.
mutation of less than million of dollars OF
money belonging to Virsinians in the Vir-
ginia Treasury but they are, on the other
hand, highly pleased because Mir. boutwell,
always keeps idle in his treasury more than
three millions of money belonging to Yir-
gnisns. DO not forget this fact when you
make speech to the people, Messieurs the
canYassers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-16

The character of XANTIrPE Is now de-
Tended on the ground that the income OF
SOCRATES, her husband, was only fourteen
dollars a year, and he had habit OF bring
ing somebody home to dinner nearly every
day. But the Enquirer will not believe
that any of these old socs had SO ltt'e
money. II tells wonderful stories rs 10 Inc
expenditures of "them old fellows" ior-
getting to add that the dollars they dealt
out so literally were Confederate doiare.
And then it takes DE QuINcY's estimate Of
the population of ancient Rome Tor true
Well, some people will do SO.