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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

nR-N,s.rs bn.hiriII Waters, bankers, Kaufman,
arr naihori1r,l agents for the llssALp III Kaufman
county.
E5.T. ". satrn, Esq, at Louisville, Denton Go.
1. an authorized agent idr the DALLAS llgRALp, aud
money paid ~ him npnh our account VIII be dnl!
nckno~ "lgtd Icy ~.
j. u. LErENr EsQ.. Galveston, Texas, Is m aniho'
riyrd Agent for the Dallas HERALD IN that oily
Any advertising contracted for b. lin, Will be duly
reelected hy u.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

"wbat do you mean by a cat and
dog life p said a husband to his
angry wife. "Look at Carlo and
Kitty asleep on The rug L wish
men lived half as peacefully with
their wives" "Stop said the lady,
"tie them together, and see how
they viii agree"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

. sFellow-trabelers," said a "cul-
lud" preacher, ''cf had been eatin,
dried apples for a week, an den
took to drinkin' for a monf, l
couldn't feel more swell'd up dan L
am dis mint wild pride and vanity
at seein' such full tendance bar dis
cyenin'." igH
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

A MAGAzlSE writer lids IN article
ON the question, "Will this Coming
Woman wear n Switch :" That
used to DO an important dtcstion
with us. when we were u littlG cuts s
engaged in dcviltry. 1t was settled
to our satisfaction. The coming
woman invarabl, wore switch
but she wore it on us - White Cloud
Chief.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

Tho other day d little shaver was
ozpatiating on the injourious effects
of tobacco: Said he ''The oil of
tobacco is so poisonous that single
drop of it on the end of u dogs tail
will kill q man in a minute" Tho
boy had got things slightly mixed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

A man asked another to como
and dine off boiled beefand potatoes
with him. "That will" says the
the other; ''and it's rather odd 1t
should be exactly the same dinner
1 had at home for myself, barring
the beef"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

PErERsoSs LADIES NATIONAL MAsA-
ZINE for June, is received, being the clos
ing number of the 59th voiume-beautiful-
" illustrated with fine steel engraving
and numerous colored and plain fashion
plates, besides large quantity Of inter-
esting literary IN after. Charles ]. Peter
son, publisher sO6 Chestnut ST., Philadel-
phia. Terms 81 per aunum.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

THr Chinese Government Is deci-
de5lr s conserratirs" on the woman
question. The law is that any NO
man 7 who disputes, in the slightest
decree. the authority ether husband
nav be murdered cut cfhznd
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

- Some weeks ego We noticed The pas
sage ofsn aei By the Lssislafurs ipeorpo-
rsting he Dallas e.s Company" We see
pc-, thai cur neishb1rirg fosn Tor city y
q Sherman is nsi gsing 70 bs behind The
THREE FORA Cts. - biIl r.sssa he sen
sc On he oih inst disappearing he
-shrrns. Gss ceupruJF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

reg-T There Is no doubt that John {. Goa
ner is the choice of the people Of this Con-
grsssionai District as their next represen-
tatiye in Congress. We're "Gov. jim eli
gible, the people would prefer him. But
he is not and cannot be candidate for
some time to come.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

~Wepublish on theoutsids Of to-day =
pager the new charter for the CRY Fl Dal-
las. Under iis provisions. The present
uaryr and Board Of Aldsrnsn srs retain
ID IN oaiss until tie Bsrt gsssrai elsstiun.
The ast Is very voluninous and iskss ~
. great sr.s-., but Il j. Of sufficient i1P'r-
ssnes % ~ ci,issas sfsur ciiy 70 justify
be space.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

Afaihgf ts1IilfiUl oaaiasf. e..
agisl anirT ~ lIusilfnis sYf
. ihai hsia go sFFrIal ssaaiers io
qaali0 ihsnssls1s 3D. ol.sula'ous
SEES - nonlines ~ ths plsfa nn
che ssprias iinfh spIaIsri'Y o.
H. made kaoaHi D. ths as. 49, uT
praslraiien ~ Chief ] astss theso,
Ii Is sllesei ia nen1l0Tiel rirries
lAat no one AL u ihuse men foT the
past year but has l.oen inhuenoei
In this covert desire IA adorn ihe
miidls ofihs beach. A dispassion
ace inagisierial ahd prudential
President, NhO respected his 0Nn
ofiioe In oomm0n with all the great
oHiees ofihe llspubiie, Noald have
disdsined sach linessrEers, and
made il a point 10 pat uPon the
highest Judicial eininenes the great
esi iuTisl Ia tho o0unlFy, gh0eFer
he might be. friend or i6s, filness
OF lhings lhs President does not TO
.e0snise, anL Ne are AZ liable IA
have Roscoe Conkling presiding
over the lawyers as "a SEQ sirohg
and Bradley voting sat their oon-
tract GA the legal tender subject,
nssh- Ger, \, I, insaHs,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
- NJ. r,,sli,l IL al, Issue Il ear "a

go Ne Fablish ia his Issue II ssT pa
.psr lhs proceedings u The psnseFaiis
Mass Mssiius at NaEahashis, "a nsiAss'
day 81 last week, Il sill be sssa iaai The
meeting asqsissssi il the call q 'hs csa'
sTsssisaAl csH'shiiea 10 be Asli Al Dallas
on the 9Th q July, aRl HEAsEhr sSebsks'
70 the cause Of Hen, JoHs q csHsfh-
seven delegates 10 the ceH'sAiiea we're
app,lHiel. SLo will Of course saPPsFt
c0SSEa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
Democratic Executive Committee.

The Central aud Senatorial Executive Committee,
eli, sen by the Democratic State Convention, are rs
follows -
4. $. Walker, Chairman; NJ. II. Bowers, John d..
Elliott, W. N. Walton, =, q. Snecd.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

~ VIZ are authorized 10 announce j. p POT
TER ~ candidate for Justice Of tlc Peace in Dis
trlct No. 5, Dallas County, Texas.
no We are authorized to annonnce COLUMBUS
c. Hustled, ESD Ms II Candidate for Justice of the
Peace IN Djstri,t No. q, Dallas County, Texas. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
alm Sartrtissmrnts.
BLANK HOOKS.

xtFIGuANTs and e'hris fs.issirF q afAn rss
vi ~, ~ nesks With ihs hus ytafi sod al sha
sant nLASK HOOKS ~ any kihd, a,o l.slici u
al Ih,tr af.isfs 10 the aaasrsisursii With 4
LAneE STUCK MANtiAttl ghp kNrHLNsLi
~ iii ira g., ihsldilhs broke &c "cnrfvncy nd
o,ia," sui fsT " raFFsary, silver and gold : sni
Aith ,ni.Tiaf Laciiilss tI manufacturing Z, eidcf
b. /, Iirsi.i,i q aisi tstsuAI INDUCEMENTS
All n...I. needed hy Colnly Cl-rk. are ksp, Oh
''"' VI "'''' w q. %. GUSHING.
IIorsfuN, Dsormi.er. isTe.--isiL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
Corners fabric is fast crunbling. The
Dallas Herald falls into the line Of the dis

Corners fabric is fast crunbling. Inc
Dallas Herald falls into the line Of the dis
affected, and calls for n convention.
Waco Register.
lis owing altogether TO what fabric our
neiehbor alludes We imagine that Con-
ner is stronger today than be ever was
We would like, however. 10 hear what
the Herald has 70 say as to its ''disaifec-
ton on the Conner question
fWa1abachie Dem oernt.
The cause Of the HERALD, friend Demo
erai. is, we ihiBk, sufficiently BY what We
have written and psblished since the enli
for the convention. The Register nor any
other paper has any right 70 class the Her
aLp As ',lisageried' toward Captain Con-
rer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

pD-An act has passed the State Senate
Incorporating the "North Texas. Road
Steamer Company We would be glad
to have more in formation abou: what that
T..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

Rr The Mckinney Enquirer learns
that 10000 head Of cattle hate passed
through Fort Worth, Tarran, county,
this spring, bound North.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20

I Senatorial District, y. u. Picker, Liberty.
2....................S. W. Br~iey, San Augustine
4 ...... .............,,.. 4. Il. Bonner, Rtisk.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ias. ". Ewing. Palestine.
3 ...,..,.......,,.... JAS H. Jones, llrnd 'rson.
4 ....................... Jas \. D0.iglas. Tyler.
T....................... JAS. W. Pope, Marshall.
5 ........................ II. p. Mqhfy, Jefferson.
. .......................W W. L. Wright GAINESVILLE.
10 .....................W Vim. a. WORKMAN, Hopkins.
II ...........................S :. Il. Maxcy, Paris
II .......................S :. l.. Fulton, Galveston.
Is ....................R Il. =. Pearesnn. Richmond.
II .,.................J W. Henderson, Houston.
II ......................J j. NJ. Maxey, Huntsville.
10 ...,..................S Seth Shepherd, BRENNAN.
|. ......,.................G q. |, GooGwin, Bryan.
Is ............... ....... A. W. Terrell, Calvert.
10 .,.......,............... Richard Coke. Waco.
10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. NJ. Winkler Corsicnna.
q ................,...... John Hanna. Fort WORTH
- ..............,.,... u, 4. Broughton. sherman.
% ..n...,,..........W W, T.. Hughes, Weaiheriord.
"a ..,.................... Il, NJ. Forbes, Calhoun.
% ...,.,...........W Wells Thompson, Columbus.
20 observation-disclosures y. u. sayrrs, Bastrop.
~ .. .....,............ ". y. :. Cook, dohz,les.
% ...........,.......,, j. ". posey, Georgetown.
90 ....................... &. Epson. San Antonio.
10 ...........,...j j. Carpenter, Corpus Christi.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-05-20
CIlAMpE CARTER, CHARM.

II. N. c. DAVIS, SEQ y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15

COLONIAL sEcRETARYs OFFICE, MAY %, 1871.
~ NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The government OF Prince Edward Island will until lsa
July receive tenders for the construction and equip
nent OF railway OF feet inches gauIe from Cascumpcc
TO Georgetown, distance OF about I'D miles.
Payment VIII be maize in Prince Edward Island govern
ment deDenrcs bearing SIX cent interest," payable half
yearly, fedeemable Ia 30 years.
Specifications may and forms OF tender and other
information obtained the Governnent Engineer once,
Charotietown, after 20lh June pert.
No tender will be recognized unless maze on the printed
form.
The government do bind themselves to accept the low
or any tender T. IT, HAViLAND Colonial Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15
CORPORATION NOTICES.

IMPAIRMENT OF DOCKS, NOS. 3l6 AND 3ts BROAD
~ New York, July H. 1871.
EoTICRPursusnt to the provisions OF subdivision 3, OF
section o. of chapter 574 Laws OF l7l, the Board of Com
msoners governing the Department of Docks hereby gives
the the Improvement Of the front
of the city of New York; determined by said Board,
were the eth day of April 7l, duly adopted by the
OF the Sinking Fund and returned TO the
Board this Department with certificate Of such
adoption written thereon In conformity with the law That
said plans certificate filed In the Office OF this Board
open public inspection daily between the hours Of
ii O'Clock NJ that from and after the said 9th
day Of April 1871 no wharf, PIER bulkhead, BASIN dock or
slip any ructure supestructnre be laid out
built rebuilt within the territory or district embraced
specified upon such plans except In accordance there
with JOHN y. AGNEW,
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON q. HUNT, Commissioners.
RICHARD NJ. HENRY,
WILLIAM WOOD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15

vxr n GRIFFITH's TABLES, WITH DELANEY s
w. patent Wire Cushions. are superior to all otners
Now IA your the beveile side rail and the alb
sepce OF middle legs adds the beauty OF the table
and the prevents the frame from being punched
and the from being kicked. The Catgut Cushions fol
sale Phelan Colenders, Is CENTS at " vesey
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15
PROPOSALS..

J. GRysvILLE KANE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-15

TWO 2Oyeu SOHO RISE ENGINES, WITH BOILERS, AT
onethrd cost Of suitable for saw mill or factory;
Eser Co.'S make. and in good order.
AEDREWS2 BRO, 4l4 Water street
VHyANTEp-A SECOND HAND ENGINE LATHE,
w with double rest, to swing 2s or 20 inches
w. @. DREAMER SON, l9 Patt street.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
POLICE NOTES.


John OBricn was thrown from Il light WAGON IN
Third esersy and received about the head and
bo!y.
Joseph Callahan, age 13. residing at Front and
qus With John Jones TO- Jes'' may aud stabbed
him in the right Callahan was arrested
A fire in the stable at Eighty-fourth-at. and tho
Bouevd attached Of Mrs. Brennan m hcr OF warden
Brennan last evening " the house "Ech MAS damaged
$500.
Edward Smith of Brooklyn was found. Yesterday,
In near Mo grossly intoxicated aGd bleed ng from won
found be broken and he sent to Bellevue
Hospital.
John Schneider the young baker, who was stabbed
and New tsmi hy boy supposed to lie John
yesterday Bellevue Hospital Tie assassin has hot YET
been srrstei.
ThomaACallahan of'Fifty- -cichth-st and seventh
selee hammer in Jones' WOOD" yrray Was
accdet and bad his fractured Iaen TO d.
Lukes Hospital
James Collins. age s5 master of n coal barge lying
found dead yesterday, the boil Of the hatr
seturd probably b accidental fall lie leaves wife
and family in Elizabeth.
Francis Harrigan, age 3, of Fifty-sxth-st and
Monday bv horse and driven by
an M man. sevtnye fhysIhst, died yesterday
he has not been found.
Henry Myers, clerk having a deposit in bank OF
He then erased the figures the checks Fae the
auoun, total OF s lO deposited them in the Or n'al
Of the prr,ee deposit ie" days
ago forgery discovered by the Bank officials the dy aeSsu
AMI arrested night and will be taAea before Jaisee
Hogs a the Tomb Po. zee Court to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
C5N GOLDSMITH MAID FILL TIE BILL

MR.. BONNER STANDS BY AND RENEws HIS OFFER
OF 100000 FOR HORSE BEATING DEXTER.
To The Editor of The chicago Tribune.
SIR: have seen your article in regard to
my offer for horse that would beat Dcxters time To
set the matter right telegraph you in full copy of my
only letter that subject, originally published in the
New-York papers;
inst IN which you inquire II there any conditions so
far soundness or age is concerned annexed to my
offer $40 200 fT horse that can equal Dextcrs recent
performance Of G2a TO road wagon. In reply have
to state that have conditions Of the kind to inter.
pose. throw the door wide open. OF course should
prefer young and sound horse like Dexter, but shall
not make 1t barrier against any horse undertaking to
perform the feat whether he be young old-sound or
nsound-lane or free from lameness whether he have
nd pa one or c Or or
eredsO long sraS as he performs the 1e, feat Of start
s sesenshs. near Ninthave att o'clock r. H., and trct
ting during the same afternoon ON Prospect Park,
driver weighing together $40 pounds There must be mo-
running or rjumping-every Inch OF the mile must be
jump; and must have the privilege Of wthessIs and
timing the trial. and taking one or two friends with
present. but under no CIRCUMSTANCES " be
directly in public or advertised trial, where money Is
received at the erance gate. or opportunity is given
II you know Of any who horse that per
form this feat ,oh Mank you to send him to me.
to the animal even If he LAS any all OF
the bemshes which have enumerated. With all Of
after performing the feat in question and can
you that II you put In the way OF procuring such
horse-either with without bemshes-you Will have
my lasting gratitude and find ready at any ume,
Whether night or day, TO recpiocate The favor
Yours truly, RoBERT BONNER.
To this letter stl adhere. Moreover TO encourage
Improvement III the breed OF horses and to reward great
performances by theln hereby Offer the sum Of $4,000
for tie mere privilege OF seeing any other horse make
that performance. trust that your question, "Will
Robert Bonner please arise and Prove himself equal to
the duty of the hour r. is satisfactorily answered.
Very AinceIely you're, ROBEkr BONNER.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

believed to he inaccurate and about 5o below the actual
number. The state appropriation Is = 81 per chilli anu
than $4,000 The remuneration for making the census haS
been xed at four cents per CAPITA Mcha" Mcsuken
the County Jail. wa arrested ycstordly at H." circus
II required the united efforts OF four o;Iccr+ to
Boara Of chose FreshoIders w has ordered
bridge the Pequanock River Carmone Iio-
ptcmbcr Term OF the Passac County Courts began yes
teday Judge Joseph d. Bede Of the Supreme Court pre-
siding, with Associate Judges John Barkal0w Perc
crinc Sandford. John r. Digeers and John N T'rhnnr
Judge Bcdc delivered the charge to the Grand Jury,
the publication or sale OF any indecent picture or nows
paper containing such piciures or the ,lsr, sae. @
article designed {" produce abortion. or to aid
In producing abortion; or the advertising OF the %
Grand Jury was also directed to the statute concerning
ahortion which makes this crime punishable by $500 inr,
death Of The mother, 5000 fine years mprsonrnont
both. Judge Beds remarked that II the Grand JF
found anything Of this kind praccIng they must not
hesitate to indct.
NEwARK.-A number Of apprentices Of Carter liaw.
kns Dodd have been arrested. and will be tId ior
running away to the 2d Regiment encampment at Dover
-. Dr. A. G. 7. Coburn was robbed Of 5000 diamond
PIN while riding on Newark and Bcllevillc horse car
Ernest Hoehlcr, age TO- was committed. yesterday,
for highway robbcry....A number Of the Republican
Clubs throughout the city have held ratlcatith r' ad
medal for shooting at mark Last Sunday n.y. mem
hrrs Of the family Of Donald Rose were poisoned by Gat
woodside Commissioners have mapped ont @ the
whole Of the newly annexed territory ne"
Baptist chapel is erecting on Sirrm1li.tvr
Of aborrrs employ ed last night by the FIRST
National Bank Ia huid brick wall their property IN
the rear Of building owned bv Jabrz Pennington. INC
material brought aEd the work done after DARK 10
prevent an injunction from the property owners "hoSo
rear windows will be Obstructcd by the wall.
TRENToN.-Thc Grand Commandery OF Knights Tenn,
plars Of New Jersey met yesterday, DIR. MattHon oi
Newark presiding Thirteen Communicates Under cha
ter were fully represented. The morning was dev0tcl
to the reading Of reports The following officers hayc
been elected W. W. Goodwin, &. G.; j: B Borden d. ~
Mo- ..
G. c.; William II. Jelrrys. g. F.; ID. s. Batty = "; W.
T. Newell, j. W; James Watts. NJ II Thomas >. carson,
NJ X. Raub G. W.; Amos Howell, L. s. The Grand
Chapter will meet to-day.
ORANGE-Tlc stone Of the Central Presbvterhn
Church at Main and PIincc-stS. was laid on MohIay
afternoon by tho pastor. the Rev. Mr.. f'0mans Inc
Rev. Dr. McIvaine OF Newark delivered the address.
Tho church will cost $4,000. "A cOl0rcd Baptist chch
has recently been organized The annual parade OF Inc
Fire Department will take place Sept /.
WAvERLEY.-A hremans tournament will e one OF
the attractions at the State Fair on the 2lsl
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Rreroort House-Baron Lederer, the Anstrian !,
Minister, and Gen. &. Il. Marvin OF Albany ~ 81
Nicholas Hotel-Judge Noah Davis OF Ahion, ~ :. an
Gen W. Cass Of Pitts6nrsh H. w. oirs Riss Of Wash.
ngton and Charles Parrish Of Wilkesbarre; - hcp-
man House-Gen Thomas W shermaS, o y % O. tno sIr
nal service u 8 A. the Hon: D. g. Ecnnctt or BuTo' n
Commander b. Lowry u = .SdiSy hnSy ., ura m Col Col.
j. Greer OF Ohio and Judge q. Smith OF Memphis,
Astor House H. Ramsey OF Albany ya ad Thc Hon
A. e. McGrath Of South Carolina - EcerfH Hous1L
Lieut. Commander H. B. Rohcson u s. Nayy;I,i ~ AUG,
,uarIe HofcI-Tho on John Tucker of Philadelphia -
Ne,o- York HotelLGcn. c. w. Tompkins OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
EEW.YORK. Sept 8. 1871.

NEW-lOhh, sept o. Io'.
The signal Per Cent Government Loan fore
shadows the earv funding pubc debt aless rate than
per cent the Of interest on Oanao cap
t in this country s heueorsah be considerably lower than it has
tendency equalization Of rates between America ara
Europe
In view holders Of Tn ted States FveTwen
ties best make at such enange OF
investment realize profit add to their capital
present premium FyeTwenes while at
he largely increasing their annual income.
Holders Five Twenes Of the issues 1862 which under the recent
Secretary Treasury will paid Deem
special and immediate consider the question Of
conversion unless their Five
exchange for bonds the new'ue beng average rate
r.. per
To holder, Of United advantage
the rc,en. most favorable OPPORTUNITY their
large profit strongly Nohern Pacific Seven Thrtes
principal payable gk Hg in currency
The already accomplished tie construction and equipment OF
Hundred Niles Of road and the RAPID Development OF the
adjacent county established the permanency and Of the
Northern eprr and crested large and rapidly increasing
demand os bonds Of the Company With their high
ample security and their convertbiy iato the Lands
Compsny premium they constitute most desabe
ha fail to advance considerably above par At al
early Jay.
The holder of oov F.veTsen,y bond who exchanges
Northern Paccs thereby principal by II per receiy
ng 4o in Northern Pacscs 5000 FveTweues lie alO
yearly his investment
thar "a PEI cent or from $50 soli so3 p in gold.
Fun, ure ted their present premium yield St per
cen. interest gold Northern Pacific Seven Thf'
tie. Weld : 3lo per centin n goli"r 81 currency.
opportunities for the profitable conversion Of Gov
eminent Corporate Securities Of oahtei reliability cannot
IN to- nature long The Increasing abundance Of
capital both home and abroad; the almost certain sei
value desirable railroad the rapid absorption OF Northern
Pafc Seven Tr, ard the probable early substitution Of six
@ bond for the Northern Pacific osn and the early
fun ling of the remainder National Debt at lower promise
entire Of the loan market which just
now W peculiarly favorable 10 investors.
This state things suggests prompt the part Of those who
wish exchange profit by the present high premium
OF Fye-r rwenies.
LAY COOKE & Co..
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
announcements
BURSETTs KALLIsTON is the best Cosmetic.

KNox's art of adapting his HATS to the va
ration excellent opportunity to display sc At this
time preparing abandon Summer for ou Fall Gar
takes artist Of less creative powers than hsor
TO can the climax Of habits with hat that will correspond
With m. OCCASION costume the Prince Of artistic
bsers prepared heads OF the people and short walk
through the proneusie will prove that tie people have al
pot their heads into the hats which KNOX has expressly built Tor
them There sympathy between the popular halter ami the
popuar exhibits itself majority Of heads awss being
found covered with the very best KNoIEs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.

Enon sp m Midnight
72o II"
HIGH TIDE TO DAY.
Long Branch, RocSa Batty and ,,,rr
way, ard Cspsy Id n. Y. Baths fiaso's, -
s:nn e:s IN Is ic:M io;S
WEATHER PROSPECTS FOR THIS VICINITY.
(See Fnh psgel
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

A SAFE. SURE, AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
DIARRHEA DrsESrERr, CuoLzKl srnsER COMPLAINT AND ALL
BOWEL had IN DR. JAMES CARSsAryE BAL
SAN COMPOUNDED THE BEsr UNDERSTOOD IN
oREpIgSr KNOWN ACTION PROMPT
AND ALWAYS TO BIZ REPUTATION
ATTAINED As srAypaKD REMEDY 'HorLD rSprcs
Az At rn BOTTLE OT 80 rETrt
MEDIC .Nk Br 1HRs SoLp ALL DRrGGsTs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

Go TO Is. s. SQUIRE. 104 Fulton-st.. M stair:
for Watcher, Jssev DGrond SeTwart b. sells clr.c. ron
IRON sale lrs hand. therefore at Manufacturers pfc,s
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

STATESMEN, LEGISLATORS, MAGISTRATES, and
other Of read character general way. without
the rules Of Science he greatly eceved but is safer for
cnry nortas of PIIYSoiOGY. IN ccuY those to
b. listed for particular pursuit The dueton
with every parent is daughrr-do best FL
,rninairs descriptions Of character gwen daily
Dfuad
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

NIcoI. e. DAVIDSON, Gs6 Broadway. offer a
,ed y,n-,y and Gas FIxrKEs Bronle A
Gilt Ornolu. ard Illuminated tO"rs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

BLEACHING, CLEANING and pYEING OFFICE
Off InFp Br,adsly Twenty yseont iH BroLe si
Bru44wa Madrap garments, Lace fta'is so'e' sc crate
New-York tribune., 1871-09-13

TIE REST PLACE in New-Iork to buy RELI
Ipry W.rrpEs PINE DIAsOSp FAsHOSAHLE JHwEkI
sTLKlIN SILVER is SqrKEs % Futon. Diamonds specat