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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

JUST received, at G. II. Bracket g.
Co.'s, 32l Second street, fine lot of
young Kentucky mules, for sale cheap.
Also, several buggy, saddle and rocka-
way horses. 2O-T
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Hotiee-CongreeasIOn Beth Ell En-

Those desiring to engage seats in our
Synagogue for the coming Holidays,
can apply TO the President. Happeek,
No. s52 Main street-between three and
four o'clock pm, up to the end Of the
Holidays.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26
THE WAY IT GOES.

The ST. Louis Republican, introducing
a paragraph from the Tribune, says;
With each batch Of new bonds sent out
10 the ~syndicate," the United States
Treasury Department sends three of its
clerks to London. Eighteen have al
ready been sent and twelve more are to
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

REYNOLDS New Orleans improved
Screw Cotton Press is on exhibition at
Swift's Iron and Steel Works, 1876 Main
street. Call and examine this splendid
press. [28l JOHN MANoGUE, Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

The question Of Constitutional Con-
vention is to be voted on this fall by the
States Of Pennsylvania and Ohio. How
far this subject may affect the general
result is difficult to calculate.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1871,
CASH PREMIUMS {:
ASH Premiums amour ting 10 $40, 900

The Board of Directors, in commencing this
scheme to the public, promise that Il shall be
carried out in good faith. They will appoint
h Committee Of Award whose high character
will be n sufi Client guarantee that perfect fair
ness will control the distribution.
The price of these Special Tickets has been
fixed at the low sum of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

We are glad to know that there are a
great manyoladies making from fifteen
to twenty dollars per week ON their
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines,
who would be compelled to let their
families suffer were it not for the gene
rous agents for that superior sewing ma
chine, who are ever ready to assist those
who need assistance. DIS aI sasa "
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TWO DOLLARS.

In order that they may be within the reach Of
every one.
1t is hoped and expected that the Third An
to enable the Society to erect suitable build
ings and improve the grounds to such degree
Of excellence as TO render them a source of
pride to every citizen of Memphis. Shelby
county, and the adjacent country.
The Board of Directors have selected Mr..
W. III. BATES to supervise the special ar
rangement, and Tickets can be had on appli-
cation to him at the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Depot, or through any of his sub
7T70V JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON TROUSDALE, Secretary.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 26-P,N,--The
Russian squadron sailed from Falmouth
at four o'clock this afternoon for New
York carrying the Grand Duke Alexis
and suit.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

The RIVER AND RAIL ADVERTISERS is
distributed on each of the packets, every
trip, previous to their arrival at the city.
Advertise in it. ~
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, September Pa decree has
been issued blythe Government granting
complete amnesty to all military offend
ers, including French prisoners.
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Fresh Oratera.

Where cal we get the best oysters9
Why. at Headquarters Oyster and Game
Depot. 27s Second street
81 EDWARDS & HoLBROoK.
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Fresh OYsters.

Victor d. Fuchs, at Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

WARMERS PREPARATIONS for sale at
the Little Drug Store Round the Corner,
GO Adams street. loot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

HATS cleaned, dyed and trimmed
equal to new by NJ. Cohen, practical
halter, 3s4 Main street New hats for
sale cheaper than anywhere. Isl
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The Pittsburg Post is good interro-

The Pittsburg Post is good interro-
gator. This is an illustration: why
don't our Radical contemporaries proceed
to point moral and adorn an 'unad-
iusted tale, by telling the public about
the S2O,OOO,OOO which Boutwell, says has
been stolen by Radical Revenue Collect
ors; about the pirate Gibbs who wrecked
and robbed the Golden Rule of $1,000
600 of government treasure, and was
then taken into the bosom of the Admin
istration; of the half million. steal OF
paymaster Hodge; the Evans steal, and
in fact the unnumbered millions that are
being stolen by Radical oficialsY We
shall possess our souls in patience await
ing a reply.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

while other sewing machines fail,
the Improved Wheeler a. Wilson
stands every test. T-2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
d Alien. 40 N. Court. lOit
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

is called to the above announcement of the
President and Board of Directors. There Is
not the last doubt but what all the tickets will
placed two doliarsl will enable every one to
contribute their mite toward identifying the
grounds of the Association, and making other
Improvements. This is no private enterprise.
but is gotten up by the Board of Directors
whose high standing as public-spirited and
energetic citizens cannot be questiOned-for
the sole purpose of benehtting. the public. by
adding TO the beauty of their fair grounds.
The tickets entitle the holders to admission
30 the Fair on that day. if those holding them
choose to attend, and chance in four hum
bred and eighty-one cash premiums, ranging
| from $1,000 down. liz
and under no circumstances will more than
that number be sold.
All prizes will be paid in CASH.
Your attention is called to the names OF the
following gentlemen, who comprise the Board /:
Hon. JACOB THOMPSON, President.
ENOCH ENSLEY, First Vice President.
ELI RAYNEk, Second Vice President.
j. II. EDM0NDS0N, Fourth Vice Presid't =.
JOHN BROWN, Fifth Vice President.
JOHN 7. STRATT0N, Treasurer.
LEON TR0USDALE, Secretary.
G. 7. ANDERSON. A.. Arb A AK y
B. BAYLISS. yNO. c. FLYER.
| A. ]. HAYS. N. o. PERKINS.
Sub-Agencies in Memphis:
J. C. EYRICH'S NEWS DEPOT,
nn Me-. $40 Main street.
JOE LOOKE's NEWS DEPOT,
No. 236 I.2 Main street.
MANSFORD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe Streets
Tickets can be had at the various sub
agencies, in Memphis and elsewhere, OF on
application to me, by letter with stamp in
closed for return Of tickets, or in person, at
the Memphis and Charleston railroad depot.
W. II. BATES,
11S-N Agent for the sale Of Tickets.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1891
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-09-26

The Tennessee legislators viii meet
at Nashville on next Monday.
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LONG BRANCH COTTAGE.

The New York Sun gives Grant no
rest 1t informs the public that some
additional testimony respecting the gift
n President Grant of the cottage at
I,onp Branch is furnished by Mr.. George
Alfred Townsend, in the Chicago Tri-
bune. This gentleman states The case
as follows:
Tom Murphy Tammany jobber, dis
covered soon after General Grant inau-
ruration what sort of fellowship was
required at the White House to .qualify
him for an office; he united with John
Hoey and other folks to present the
President with a cottage and franchises
at Long Branch; the obligation was dis
charged by the REIMBURSEMENT OF the
Collectorship to Mr.. Murphy.
Thus from every side comes the eyi-
dence that the house which General
Grant lives in at Long Branch was
gift to him, and that in return for this
gift Mr.. Murphy was appointed Collector
Of New York. Can the Republican
members of Congress refuse to make a
thorough investigation of this subject
not a whitewashing investigation, such
as they made in the case of the great
gold conspiracy, but an earnest and
thoroughgoing examination of the whole
matter and of all the facts connected
with it? Their duty in the premises
would seem to be perfectly plain. Il
they try to avoid it, they will not clear
President Grant and Mr.. Murphy, but
will bring themselves anew under the
suspicion of caring more for their party
and for its temporary leaders than fol
public morality and honest government
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
specials TO she Ledger.

AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION, VIA y. P. d A.
9RLRGRAPH COMPANY.
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DIED.

BRowNr 4 BnowNF.alb Second st. All
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srrAn-rIrTINo at 3l5 Second st, AL

BY E. G. Jones, III Poplar street. 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-09
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART.
lilo, liz AND ia EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 9Th Av.
REGULAR SALE Or HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

Hassh n hhP R S4s4 TH sg's2s 49, AZ M
REGULAR Nyssy sAEE t,f Or HORSES AMP cAsRIAoEs
Ssfo$
eE9sH T$a 6H1ai dxv s2sz s ss
flowing names and tails l5 hands, and s. fast travellers
Sk Ssdrsy' sssna .ss% ;1 .ess,Ses N
Tai HaRssss made Sy 'f
FINE TEAM BLACK MARES Is hands, s and years.
wsrrsHss5 sS sound II,bsr raed,.s sale
~; EL.ohST Do0CARr, turnout seat; X. N. ST1vERS
LARGE STYLISH BAY COUPE HORSE, long mane and
if'i spas sns sessss tsas ssa Ok
wAsfes @ G5sSss Ss Rsssfs nearly
M MNE TEAM s & BAY HORSES, long names and tails and
sS9Ss WI bed warr.ntsd sound. Kind and a sruo
ssaAS1Eh lRssg9f's sIff fit5 sired by KEN
M dam BY Mr.
S ME- sS1 oSs e
cartilage
WE WEL SsS ASb sSe sxEr s,,s
stands without tying; fears nothing; kind and in all
ESSl s43HsS sas man. and
finest saddle The city warranted sound kind and
SsH ss6 ons and
tan. l5a bands years. extra fne saddle lady
a s Or aaa vs ns S v family sEHP
PHAETON and set of harness.
saa ss S6F fVii HssFss
WAGON ~ 500 s order dean, and set set Of Harness
eller, excellent under saddle. kind and true.
sORREL MARE, ID hands, years, good traveller 8l5
sonnd kind and sgue very gentle for lady 70 drive Also
r.ned and true so WAGON 6
BAY MARE, Is hands, : years; warranted sound and
GRAY MARE. 1s hands, s years, kind and true, and
FINE HORSE COLT two weeks old
MkI f,aa sas kind and u.
y AZ Rar1sss and under md srSds Sgesher wh
FINE CHESTNUT soRREL COUPE HORSE, Is hands.
yeas very fast traveller; fears nothins warranted
% sTStlsH M s1 BAY ffoNY HORSE long black name and
tail, hands years; has troed INSIDE minutes;
used BY ady sound, kind and true set Harness, &C.
BAY MARE. long mane and tail, 15h hands high, 8
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES description time of SALE
TOP AND no TOP WAGONS: PONY PHAEToNs.
Depot and Esiness Wagons, Rockaways, Harness, Ban
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH OUR SALES
A By SoIINsTGN VAN TAssELi. a, Ser Horse and
Carriage Auction Mart, no. liz and ia East Thirteenth
street, near Fourth avenue,
fine Road Horses,
twelve family or busi ness Horses,
extension top Phaeton,
two vctorins.
two aud four seat Pony Phaetons,
Dunncon,b double Harness.
Rockswnys for four persons,
siy-scat xeDsion top Phaeton.
Full description In catalogue under this head.
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RBWAR RD~.

d n REwARD.-LOST, on MAY6A A RLhCK AND TAN
DlU Slut; answsrs to the of Nelly; had leather
srap with lead mccall attached Return 10 A. a. Jr
ory Thry-eish street, North river
DETECTIyAS ExpEkIENcED OPERATIVES
II Furnished BY COX KING, successors to Warrin,
Whipple Co., % Broadway Re leading
houses "a to ability, standing and responsibility.
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A SPECIAL AND pEREMPTORY SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
"A TON ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 tTO-MORROw)
Ar STABLE No. 43 GREAT JONES STREET, AT lo}6,
PROMPT.
OF fine and closely matched Pairs fast Tro
ter, handsome Pony Mare Gne family business
driving Horse Phaeton Bugges by Dusenbuy
and Brewster, Harness, 30.
Extra handsome, bloodke, genteel dappe
gray 16a4 high, years old raised In kentucky finely brd
Rowing and tails closely mated in appearance, style
and gait have hna lofty action and cannot be surpassed
considered the richest pair at Saratoga last
can travel 5 gar with heads up have no vices and
sound and kind the finest pair fer coach,
phaeton or family use ever offered.
Also q very me Coach Dog, we'll broken.
Supenc handsome closely mated and fast team Of troers
hoGany bays, with white and flowing
evenly and pure gated hghheaded stylish and prompt
drtvcrs attractive road park and do not lug
record they ia $3.50 together
faster sngc and warranted sound and kind;
extraordinarily fine pair Of roadses have style
Handsome Mare, 154 hish years old per.
pct picture has been used lady to pony phAe.on
and Is 1ne gentle satder fears nothng stands without
uc large. high bred, handsome and fast blood bay
Membrino rong Mare, raised In Kentucky and sired By
purs.saitsd honest wel behaved and reliable has no wees
great endurance, warranted sound ktnd
Tan.ed to trot In 2 &6 to road wason
Also an extra nne smny OF rnah ossc ioa hsn' years
Full particulars Of all NJ sale.
This sale comprises Of the hncs Gocf, without
varlcation ever offered in this market part being the
his stock Tho balance the property of private
gentleman pecun,nry embarrassed and obliged to sell All
win be positively sold to highest bidder without limit
restriction warranted represented al safe,
Stock can be seen and examined particulars
tanned stable No AZ Jones street. now and until sale
JOHN L. VANDEWATER, Auctioneer
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENrs EIGHTH Fourth NTH and sixth
AsrRoLoGi -SlSr,I PAor-sixth column.
suARb aSp EopGsd .o,rara
BoAkpEss wANrEp-NrsrH PAox-F,rs., second and
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALg-rwELrTn
BUSINESS oPrURrUNiTiIs EIGHTH PAex-Thrd col
BUSINESS NOTICES SEVENTH PAaE- sixth column.
s4a4s
CLERKS ~ xSp % sALEsaEs-EIrvrsru rAaE-FoutA
so95#Sss sSS COLUMN
eS WE Observation-Disclosures Sssss. ss@s and
CorAKTSERsAiPs-i PAcE-rhrd column.
BkSS aS16s1s.as1 r4ss1s4ss ssa.pa SS'.a ,,
ni EyenopEoEIenTM E, r rAay-s "a = sixth ,s cS.unn @
sss% sSnn
FiNA AsHsFiasr rasF eou%n soIS%n
Epk Kn u Ssq%I 70
NINTH PAGE-- fiith and sixth columns.
FSENrn PAGE s.
hELP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAoE-first col
nELP WANTED .FEMALEs-ELrvEsru PAGr-Third
HoKshs 11kRfaaR fsaR' arIrsr pAerrhr fourth
HOTELS-NisTa PAGE III rd column.
HOUSES ROOMS, Ac, WANfED-TwELrTH PAGE
MsTkUcTIoN TWE55a1I 55 PAGEms,aih ,,;yas column column; nv,
LEGAL 4 y 1 Fourth column
LOST AND FoUED-Flnsr PAGE First column
MACHINERY EIaLTH PAGE-Second o,umn.
MARBLE MANTELs-TwEIrrn PAGR-Slxth column.
xiIisEKY AND r1Ess fS"a pAeEsi,A
MlscsLLXNGoUs LLX.NsGoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS i's-rwELrru PAeE-sxlh column.
PERS NAL FEST PAUr First column.
PIANoFoM rES SElGlTH PAsE-fourth column.
POST OFFICE NOrlCE-EIGHTN PAGE-Second column.
FRopHRlY O or YHE CITY Ia's FoR SALE OR TO
RENT-rwELfiH PAGE-second, third and fourth
REAL. ESTATE TO ExcnANGE-TwELrrn PAGE
ZEAL ksTsTE wANrEp-rwELrrH PAGI-Fourth
REMCva,s.- EIsuTH PA0E-Fiith column.
HEsiAUKANrS--EIGulM PAGE-Thrd column.
RtWAknS-F nsT PAaI-First and second columns:
sIruArioSs wANrEp-FEMALEs- SECOND PAGE, and
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL SoiicEs-r1nsr PAsr-.seeona aud third col
sPoKriNa-poas, BIRDS, &o-rrEsr pAox-Ihird col
SUMMER RESORTS --Nrsru PAsr--lhri and fourth
THE TKApEs-TwH..rgn PAaE-firs. column.
The TURF-FIasT PAGE-Th,rl column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES PAGE
TRAvELLEKs, OUiDE--EIenrH PAaE--seoond column.
UNFuRNlsHFD ROOMS AND ATTACHMENTS TO LEI
NINTH PAGK--Sxth column.
WANTED TO ~ RCHASE -FIREr PAGE--Slxth column.
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.-EiGHiu PAGE-Sccopd colann.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, ac.-rIser PAGr-Fif,h co.nnn
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THE TURF.
FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION
l. Premiums $lS,S00
AT FLEETWOOD rARk, MORRIsANIA, N. Y.


FLEETWOOD ASSOCIATION
AT rLHnrwoSSfs fs,s; SssSiss ssSH'issssSsrsAsrAnx
NJ t1Iss EIasr pa snzAAlo,ryplspAyl r. NAY IS lsz
than three minutes s1vo 70 rs sao second. sieo to
George Carpenter entered S :. n Heather Bloom
hs~s HsS,s entered sasslss H. tsssSoIs sss.S Ssn.
s".nn ns"%as n .ss entered sa s sn Gsn Tweed
W faTsaen S .S,s,ss Sn.ersd B. n d1 Ershs sd3 EYES
assos entered 5 dss@g:n' Boy
i. i. snyler entered B. m. Canada Maid.
Fass sess satsasa sn;sT:a is.s assse W. ''f'
s ass tn. ] sss i. haze ss
'ieGaa M Rod,s entered .Hs I'Ia e. rrnss nUase
:. 4. patterson entered sh. 6: preadnaqsht.
T. Carpenter entered St lhAtpS b. IEomaa jaS1 jesr.on
SECOND pAy-wEDNEsnAy. MAY H.
ss sGs ss.' S better
sada X kGf'1 p1os ss;sssa snsrs = eaTs H9i.pur
ro.ssd better Than 2s. $3.50 to the hrs $3.50 the second
rn JOAN s'SV ioses. S 'tS eSse Young Bruno
{: E Sa5ssnisI & S,s ds sasrsas Nirslsi: %s.
i; ToGSsy sn!ersa 8 p. susfy: =. c,r,..
ga. arrcr entered blk. IN. Belle Of Watertowu.
THIRD pAY-Tnv RspAY. MAY ls
Ass ss' sSS GHd better
J. F. j. ssdins entered cS sIni M Belle Strickland
y Hudd .sae Doo,e e. entered dn,a, 3 m. 'aol ..
SANE DAYpurse No s7uo for horses that have never
and SiOo 10 the third. ''''''
i. H. Howe entered b. m. Sarah Jane.
4 Z. Golden entered s. M Polly Golden.
8 j. T. burr entered b. s: icahcn Chinee.
E. E. ssrsasoa Nass s1sess a,sssa Ss sns m Fright Eyes
ts;;s Hampshire ssY
r. b. m.
10. J. j. Bowen entered g. M Sea Foam
IL: I. Nance entered b s; Newton;
.rosa better than ssda 10 the first. $3.50 the second
s'a cha%pn entered b. e. Lev Levi: Baker formerly Billy
l. J. II. Whitson entered . &. Clarence.
s. r. c. harden entered b. g. Corne'.
i Hadd Doos entered ); m. La blonde
8 J. J. Bowen entered b. Jenny.
10 O'ssy III sni;Iss 3 III
No o Tree for al horses; sooO to first, $500
l. s. manss entered +. n. American Girl.
J. H. .i,a IL bouie Entered s B. 81 M D. Lacy Lucy -.''
W 70 ss %sSs
and $2yo TO the third horse
I. ~ koain entered br; g. James Maa H. coleman. sa.
T. H. Ii lowe enter entered dun Sr M i Lady Wells.
g. b. Mace entered b, m. Lydia Thompson.
z. NJ. Goodin entered g. &. Harry y.
q John Murphy entered br. IN. Lady sayrcs.
H. George H. Carpenter entered g. Belle Of Torcn,o.
Y Charles s. Green entered e m Rosa ,.;Ld Goddgs,
ls j. freeman entered blk M Lady Weller uorme'y Lady
Races to commence q. o'clock each day To be gov
Trains leave by the Harlem Railroad, at Twenty sixth
and fourth ct 10 80 and 80 NJ and 80
Horse cars leave bridge every minutes for
''' D' r. J. N. VAN coRTLANDT, PrsaidsnL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


SOMETHING NEw-BARrLLTTs UNIQUE PICTO-
~ rial Map OF the City OF YORK; This beautiful archi-
cai work. showing this principal public buildings, places
o. amusement &c ~ printed in three coors handsomely
receipt of ~ cents b raj trade.
bARILtTTs ILLUSTRATED MAPS, 300 Broadway.
GTAAMERING POSITIVELY CURED BY pRS. MANN
~ COLVlN room ly5 Astor House, New York. money
received until effected References John Ashcroft II
Ann streets William U. Dudley. 1sO Wiam John keyser
NO. Maiden lane; James Leyesey 30i First avenue.
HTo THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN FORMERLY
pupils OF the late Morris Recker.-You requested
an adjourned meeting to be held the vesty
street. his evening" at O'Clock by order Of the chairman
ISAAC L. SINK, Secretary.
RIO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS AND OTHERs.-TEssE-
halls ,estibules &c., manufactured by T. X. BOOTE,
stalordshe England for which they have been awarded
Ir11c medals In Ili the worlds fairs held, and
now be obtained ~ much less than hitherto charged
samples and designs TO be n the oiice Of Ed
WAED BoOTE, ~ Murray street, New York. Marble men
supplied.
-
sPOXTINts-DOti<, BIRDS, WC,
Do9s wANTED-Two SCOTCH TERRIER sLyTs,
Thirteenth street.
the attention OF parties requiring Outht to extern
sve and complete stock OF Fishing Tackle which comprises
everything that the experienced fisherman require
& p,ces mat wi defy competition od. from 5oc e *aa
lsil Broadway, FIVE doors from Woods Museum.
WANTED-A HANDSOME, sTAUNCH AND WELL
w broken whtto and liver coored Pointer Dog mot a
bch he must retrieve. Address, with description lowest
cash price and where TO be seen H. MORTIMER, box 3
Herald Uptown Branch onct. l,2is Broadway
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OO9S WANTED-TWO SCOTCH TERRIER SHUTS,
large size must be good watch dogs Apply at 50 Eas
Thirteenth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, DC.

AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON h VAN TASSELL,
Once and saesroam "a Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
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u1OyhL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA-HO. a.4$l
IL Grew SsOos0J gold April %. Havana Goes-A fresh
10, lust received bv JOSEPH BAfEs lsi Broad
WAY, New York. w sisrs, room No. 4
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q, A REWARD. LOST o. MONDAY. sTH INST, A
NIV pdy's gold Watch, with small piece shell chain
suaohcd, MAS, L'vcraoo maser, Destrosscs street
car nd str AM Thr1
tyssvcnth Thc nnaer will Ie sunshy rewarded by
nuvne at East rwosy sev nth street. or gving any
Elo. mss 3p OF the same Al ,ha, nvu,cr.
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REWAR.hs,

REWAR!kss
eJ0 FEwARD AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED LOST
plV n bag at Jersey CITY depot seven Sermons. The
above reward will lie paid returning them 10 BATES
BROWN, II Wall sree.
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DOyAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF cuBA.-APR1f u,
No sis-Sos. II, 6s, IS ircw xSntco. BAILEY 4 CO.,
old established once. ia Broadway.
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AToTTCE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE
IN merchant IN New Orleans who has reliable agents
santy travelling through the soutAern and Southwestern
States, could dispose III desirable
Pictured articles On commission Entirely satisfactory REF
eenc-s gwen Of social standing and TesronsiDliy For
particulars address LEWIS BAKEN care Of Z. A. Shall.
nIoss Arch airrci Hhia,s phia. Pa.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN ELECTION
IN vii held al the occ OF the New York Bridge Com,
pany, No 81 fuon street, IN the city OF Brooklyn Mun-
dav the June nj l2 O'Clock that
for fifteen directors of said company for the then ems
year.. HENRY Y. MURPHY President
NAY L. 1871.
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cIO REwAhD.--HAvASA DUG LOST, ON NAY 8,
TJU at the n Twenty.,hlrd str et and seventh
svcune. L. LEGRANp ls7 West Twcn'y y-tL,rd street
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IRON PJAHER wANTED-GOoD SECOND HAND
| one about sx foot bel that viii take IN 9 ileheS
sluars Address WILLIAMS q vRuOa, u John street.
rI,o oApuTHECARIEs.-wANrEp. A GOOD PHARMACY
IN a kooI situation; urchase money net - exceed
S3ooV. Address r. b., Tor lao herald olicr.
vAyhkTED-A SMALL. 81 sINEss WHICH A BOY 10
w years old Any cnc having such tor aals
che az address, With fun o-vssusrs T.. Herald oASe
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