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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-11
our Job Office.

1t may not be generally known that We have
one of the very best Job Offices in East Tennes-
see. We are prepared to do all kinds of book
and job work on short notice in the atest
lyle and on reasonable terms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-11
The Concert.

The Concert at the NJ. E. Church last night
was very well attended considering the inclem-
ency Of the weather. Prot Parry won the APP
plause Of all who were fortunate enough to be
Mr.. Barton, Mrs. Wicks, Mr.. George H. Smith.
Mrs. Evans and Mr.. VIM. Richards. The treat
was a rich one, well repaying those who went
out in the rain to enjoy it. While the singing
and performances of Mr.. Parry were source
of much enjoyment, our own Knoxville anna
teurs fully sustained their reputation. We re-
greet that space prevents fuller notice
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-11
Apportionment of school Moneys

The following certificate explains itself:
This is to certify that the following is a cor
rect apportionment of the school moneys col
lected by the Tax Collector of Knox county, in
the State of Tennessee, for the year 1870 and up
to the last day of September, 1871:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-11
REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 10000 +!
Nothing from the Legislature.
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE

SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE.
ts-s r. f..s 81. CINCINNATI, Oct. lO
The returns received up this to hour are
very scattering. No reliable information
can be furnished concerning the Legisla-
ture. The few returns received indicate
NoyCs' election by majority of at least
10000. IN Icy --
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THIRTY YEARS EI
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
Physiological view of Marriage

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wiser TO the married and those contemplating marriage
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which his book treats either personally or BY mail and
medicines sent to any part Of the world,
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ETC., having tried in vain every advertised remedy has
discovered simple means Of f-cUre. which he will
send to his fellow sufferers. Address j. II. REEVES
! IS Nassau St. y. Y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
Gotcls.
Proposals.


WASHINGTON, May H. LII.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.-Sealed PRO
POSALS will he this Office until O'Clock ~ Of ues
dsv the 10Th day next furnishing RATlONS 70 the lnted
States Marines following stations irem tie lst OF July lS 70
the Of 1872,
PORTSMOUTH. New Hanpshire
CHARLESTOWN Massachusetts,
BROOKLYN, New-lorki
PHILADELPHIA PennSyv
WASHINGTON CITY. District 81 Columbia
GOSPORT, Norfolk, virginia.
PENSACOLA, FlOnIl;
ANNAPOLIS Maryland.
pound Of Salt Fresh Beef eighteen ounces Of Soft
OF Hand Bread pound ana four
ounces Of Corn every hundred raons fifteen pounds II
pounds Rice HOmn pounds Of Green
o4ee eight pounds Roasted Roasted and Ground Coffee
one mound and Tea fifteen pounds Of Sugars f0a
of VINEGAR; one pound Adamaun Star Candles
ur pounds Soaps hre pounds and twelve ounces OF Salt and four
Of Pepper It, r
Ger Of Zach station Beef either luk by she single
Of good quality equal Of bind and oreguer necs
and ey tlOw 10 excluded; the PORK No Prime Mess Pork the
F known Superfne the market Of Vie place where the
station is located Coffee good Rio; the Sugar good
or W equivalent the Beans Vinegar Candies Soap salt &c to be
OF good quality.
Al subject inspection.
guarantee signed by persons whose responsibility must be ce
fed bv United District Judge, District Attorney Collector
mus accompany each proposal ,,
proposal be obtained upon Application any OF The
Marine stations , 81, ~ .
tanning M first insert 10 this Office for examination.
Proposals. iudored Proposals for Ratons and addressed to the
,a5aTigrsi WILLIAM b. SLACK,
and Quariermaster L. >. Marine Corps
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0onntrp propcrtp 10 Get.

VALUABLE WATER POWER to LET or
for SALE with much land required along line Of the New
y Midland Railway, 20 miles from New FORK Pequonnoc
River feet fall and supply Of 20 square feet for nine months
s1use feet Tor three months falling being supplied
Nv largo located 0O ldewater-beng mill
sites s,egng % feet fall each The railroad along the stream
70 40 feet above Also 70 LIT COTTAGE and GARDEN at
Bongiae within minutes Of depot containing for
go per month. Apply 10
MARTIN J. RYBRsON
Bocmngiae Pa ssic Ccsnty, New jersey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
NEM.YORK. Friday. Ma

NEw.YORK. Friday. May 49, 1871.
Activity is the order of the day in the horse
market To-day the features are the auction sales,
when were very largely attended
Az messrs johnston Van Tassel's, No IL East Four
teenth-st the regular semiweeky sale took place az
noon toy attendance very large ard bidding Exceed
ingly lively and altogether splendid sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20

All l. Vandewater's. - Great Jones~st, the attend
ance was good and bidding spirited:
The demand for all grades OF carriages couSs gOod
Among large vehicles the Landau is In great ~ dnahd
The call for tOp-wagOn is stu gOoh anu 'he N"iy
Phaeton trade is steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
Deniistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
nsted the anahetc nitrous orde administer 10 me
approved nothing but EXTRACT TEETH ana 90 n
WITHOUT 5000 patients testify Bee their names AZ INC
Office No. 10 Cooper Institute
HEADQUARTERS for Nitrous Oxide Cas-
Ha,hoaek late operator at Cotton Dena A-onaion h
removed 1851 Fhav Broadway, Twenty
Rnre practice devoted painless extraction Of teeth Room NO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
N7FW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN Rail
y ROAD.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE 20. 1890
ps,seueer station Newiok. Of Tge1 r-sevcnh and
Eo.rl-avc Entrance ou Twenty icvcatL-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
New Haven aud Bridgeport. tExl liD a. m ZlJ Tx J.
AK D. 3:ij 4:JO, $3.50 aud (EI) p. m. go.
For Fairfield, Southport and NeSpoft INV
a. m 3:i5. $50, $3.50 p. N. 800 - ,.
For Norsak tI . 1850 nj l2l5 ELl EEl 3:iJ, $50
H.r.l $3.50 $50 ard fEH } ?. %. $500
For p,ren T. O. II 90 a. ~; 3l5 i:20 52n and $40 m.
Tor stamford OK O. llJ1 a. ~. 2i5 E4 2;l5 tELh
AIS asa tfr.l. 4:i1. $3.50 G:J1 1:l3 o ok D.
For Grreutc lH Intermediate stations = ll:O A. m '' J:S
Sr Nal Tram a,e, Twenty scyen. New York, q; p ~ for
u1.Io1 ii, both S9ru gfai .. aud Shore lore.
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Spun-hei. 8 b. ~, 3 and 3 p N
F0rH Boston, a shore Line. 1913, y
For Hartford SDrnZle l:lJ i:o 10 20 HARTFORD
3. 18th .,..,., 1880
Sarrsqa1,rtt B1y arriving 90 $3.50 =, ., ,
Tor Courertclt ver Railroad l2:1 p M to Montreal,
p NJ 10 EoIthImpou. ..,,,, o...-. t,.t.-
For shore RAILWAY at TO Norwich aud fo'Ne4ei I-l'
3. To- SeuI onion, o T. n -,
amptou and WIihams9uIgh
Iou.tt0rir Railroad. A. m AMI .. p NJ
~, N.ugucs IA ruai a. ami $50 p M 10 " ateE0ary
.ubUr N0rr1k Railroad m lR;l' am SOD p m
tor S,v.t susan Railroad I:lo, i:'l, AMI o p m
toou. Slerrug attached go p m tram 'l4 a,O 70 sun
do, u Train on either Danugt Room Car ataehri 10 he
Va, ni = ~ h. t-,i., JAMES d. HOiT superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
I,RIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot

foot and foot OF lal-st, "a i0u06s
Trains leave ChambeTsst ats ~ A. M o'
D. m anil D. daily. Leave 23st. at 83 1888: M aRl 1;l'
dy. n ard improved bravin. Room Coachfs
ac,omr hrouglto liaho and Nn.en br.e
loIe Vtl magnificent SLEEPING 'lalfs Tlhn
through Ceyn and Cincinnati. Sleeping COACHES accompany e
II Sus1lIlun1 20 Suspension i, Tue '' p We
Nra-iork B-gei mi the H. tru iro
Nea-Yok p ao Suspension B DE, and Cincinnati Al L4F'n'
Train leaves daily at cas- D. m.
Tor Por Jcrys and al. an $50 (l.st 80 H.
i5p M
For Mdietorn and Way st 7o srl $3.50 p C]t @':l5
3.l5 and sun Jays only. $3.50 t2t a:l5 A. M
ForOtsvie sud WAY. AZ rll:l Do. tlilsf 'i 10 r. M
Nevlurgh and WAY go $3.50 aud $50 M (Ais o'A
a M 3.l5 sud rs PM
For ud Wa from 2dsL DEPOT at o;t5 s;i' and II -
o. M; al:i5 3:ij 5:l5 &c. aud ,' p From th4moerss- De
pot az cas- IN; y lbs !, 55 Gi5. S:I5 AID u
For Iackersaes aud Hillside from 22l' Depot a NJ a1l
ll:5 3:4 tolls 5:i ana tJ From CamlssL Depot, 800
a M and l. 4. 1918. g. aud Id:ij N. . 80
For peuulut MACK Ts1.. and Wag from 2st Depot 9o
g. m 1913, 1913 4:lj 'l aul .l3 49, From thlmhes"L le
Dot at M $780, 4i3 1885, 5.l' and to;J p M aud
SATURDAYS only. y uI1l -lt e
1kets for PASSAGE apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
Coaches can De oianl aud fr the cr ing 2n transfer OF bag
ctye m Company Offices. 2i 49, aud ~ Eoalway: H
Cbsmhsr-st; Grr.nvc; l5tlst and Tr.fc Harlem;
. Fu'ou-,t 1908 h.. Nals.ur-l' Dspo foot OF
Chambst Newiors; anil Long Dock Depot, Jor
-, CITY and of fhr Agents the principal hotels. ~ - ~
/. D. RUCRE2, Aa- H., NAi X BARR
GerlhaIL Id I'm yen ass q At
rDaU +f'l iihcHeAsd'A oA!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
J. C. WOODRUFF
Lieut. Col OF Engineers, Engineer 80 H. H. District.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT UFrcg THE LieHT iorsE Board
,INn Upon AGITRERS.-PROPOS

ITO IRON MANjFACl I hEhS.-I I,OI Oo ,
Al sol MOUTH Of the MISSISSIPPI klNL oO
ISlAEASe5iea ppo,1a Ht on TEL, from iron manufactures
only furnishing the materials aud labor Of al, ha1 20
uei 6rsier Lighthouse for Southwest Pas LOUISIANA III
m 10 he delivered expense Of the contractor horl OF
ascagoins vessel Oh 'ssea al i1l 'apOi' H''i's " "
T Board viii provide an the tmbeI-work bolts and
lamps and furniture h,one' ~ teI'o 'Du l-I. - ~,
aled Of the BID but ne contractor W" Dc rg 10
furnish al the woodwork above The i9unnoher and the cost thereof
shall be- ncried in The amount Of the b. - 49,
Te hid should state which the WORK @ shown
% tl n down aft acceptance and delivered a Aforesaid and should
also state day date which shall be 80 compee am ueh
,, III ti I'M l tie. mus, be- afforded him or inspecting the
, and workmanship prts Of either not u accordance
Win The drawings and specifications Of rejection be made
good Al expense Of tie coniract1T' , T., - ......
may T III ] he sccupape by bond sguei BY the bidder
i,urr Department. the 4 twenty tlonsand dollars l+9p'
mai n lie event acceptance suc bd the necessary contract
vii be- eater. within ten G Days after notice gwen b! Tie
IA. nj Tat be- bid has been accepted
Rand md ery m The sum twenty thousand dollars tS2Op0
,e y Two for the faithful performance OF Tie
% of he psas and specifications be no viii she bid as
e,'l me- s. 10 IT, object Of The piUp,stL
a, p,1.ss. must be signed sesei AMI Endorsed Proposals gr
SruhWest Pass Louilu ana then no ~ mother
syeorc uI drrce pepad 10 RearAd ADMIRAL '" b shahI,A - "
% y! e l. rh Board Treasury Department Washington d. =
An present and witness Tie opening Of e DIGS al he
tine "a place her.inhroe 'P,nteL , - ,,,.,.. ,-,.
"a a. br the agent Bosr bot WcIg @ per oriun OF me
1aa Of each all be withheld anti TIE satisfactory 'oP"
uP o. w cations anI forms proposals may be obtained om
Ilieear Colonel Jan Ctsi Si''si s. Ia,9a,
,i ,, + G. Nosai Jnici stale Engine ~ Imnpt n,,lr'
g len Island Nrvlora g. Castor smith -, Ats ~, % p
~ st Peter G. lIsines United tt1ics kngneefs mon b,hA
irg BItr5ofe Aauiaid M or W. L. Merrill thi,d states ID
eaer Pbarg PENNSYLVANIA and no" ls h ELLIOT
Major g Lngnfcr. L. 5. A., kngineef Se,fc4i!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20

rI,O ACTORS.-PROPOSALS Will he
received e WstT Comm oltf' SIl'' no 80 siIp
5SnissY e of mel AID y 90 ua feet Of pipe sewer m the Mont
g0Htry-st nd failkN Dhtrcts .r a.. w.. c...,,.
The Proposals should h. sealed addressed 10 'ne "' ~
Sonrrs" and iudor.ei Proposals for arNers - - .,
the Cons Oc- anil afT o ,h' oii Ls'-N
Tie o be completed by TIE 1T day Of July l'|
pole,;,is NJ Y Ma igiI By ori Of the Boarl,
''F'' ~ 80 '''' " WV J. b. q. RAND. Ch,ef Esg Ieef.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WESI-

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION.
NEW BROAD GAUGE LisEtO ler Gap - ou SERMON
Rnghaminn Syrscls- WITHOUT CHhnGE or tAk
DepOts New ior foot Of BarcaYst ami foot Of christopher
SLMAER ARRANGbhLNiS. commencing AONDAl 'la' A. ls'
800 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va Boonton baucl
runs directly through from NeEio OWeco without change Of cars
with l. and r. r. Tor Kingston WJkesoae
Pittston.
5:5 EXPRESS AIL TRAIN connecting Dan7ie With Boon
ton Branch at "yerwth Chester Branch a. " at'rO' I ,'t %
Ano,er and Newton, al Washington With tie d. L. anu '" n H.
Gap Strouur-, Great Bend Bnghamton hy
Osgego and Listpu with Lehgh Valley r. or all points
that road.
I2:O No. LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Al Newark Madison
Dover Hateroo achestown, Washington Fhpshurg
Easton Waterloo with EI'a1; c'ntcs ~
Phlpsburg VITA Bel Del r. for Beydere & AL at haon Win
l. V. r r. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maarh Chunk NiIAesDae
Reading. and HarisOur. 80. .
Bo1u;oi directly thonh Bin haon without change oil car
stopping principal shipn. D., ~, 49, n
r, Waterloo with Sussex r. r. aud at tston Win !" y L. H. io
Bcfthsru. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg AMI 'hr west ,
1870 HACKETTSTOWN NAIL, connects "A Boontoh O1es
For MoRRSToWS st7:l5 glo 2o 1900 m, 2:3o, 1920 io
5:lO. ami $50 N. 800 - n IN 60 IN
and m 2:3l. 4:2, b:ll AMI $50 p 10. . - 50 80
For til ORANGE ESQ $50. $40 $50 lO0
AMI ll2O No. ITO $50 $40 43 i:J 5:5 o:jJ wv '''O .'
and ll:il ~. .,, ~. 81. .,, 80 ,o.sc
lr.1l ll.2n m fl:l0 200 <k 5;ai 5f 3:'0 4D
si2n so sn SEQ $500 1920, bj 800 $50 9;l3 and
lI.t5 D. a. Train, marked stop II Eas, Newark 49,, % a,
leave NeN-Nork tor BLOOMFIELD and hONl'tAh al u'S''
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
OFFICE OP LIGHT-II0UsK ENGINEER. THIRD DIsTRICr,l
ToSPKINsvLLR. NKw-YoRK, MAY y 1871.

OFFICE OP LGHT-llorsE ESGiNEER THIRD DlsIkI'r
TosPKNsvILIR NKw-lORK, MAY u, 1871.
PROPOSALS for MATERIALS and LABOR
FOUNDATION aud PIER Of lAGHI.H0I IL on PESfiELD
REEF Long SoundSali proposals w be received at THIS
Oa until noon OF June l8 for the material and labor
for the construction granite foundation ard supporting per nn
no boat landing Lghtouse at Pented Reef Long Island
sound according and specifications TO be seen THIS once ana
furnished 10 bdiers application therefor
Propossls duplicate, accompanied bY guaranty id
attached each
r. r ie addressed undersigned niore the envelope,
Proposals for Material Labor for Foundation and Per OF Peh
Ref Light House. .r,..,. .t.-,4.,.- L..
s Oo reserves right reject or all bids should they be
ee'H'' J G. WOODRUFF.
Lieut. Col OF Engineers, En- ueer 80 H. II. District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HJrDSoN

NETWORK CEN TRIAL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAIIROt D-Trs.ns leave IT. riethst as follows;
"a "A CHICAGO Express. SD h Drawing room car . , .-
ia M Special Chicago Express, Jos, tau, with Dfaansfoom
Car to BqHso aud Niagara ill's o., , .. ..-. =.
tacied ,-.....l.-. I'D, .tt,o,.I tr,iu 1e,y.s
~ Dravln--roon ears attached.
PaIn Express With Sleeqiugcsp OF "ster""A
So rs ego and Cluaniagu4.
Seroei Paesc Express, with Seepingclrs Ter Rochester
NJ F.I Chicago va both L. = AMI VI T. ht
- louis va Toledo: Louisville, via lndinapoAs IDS
Tin al. leave o Sunifrs o. D r Ia I'd, -,----
"i ii ~ y, lie, EIprrss With noush Slsepngears
M m fld.ln rItc. t- in
> ~ and 5 o. ~ 'ponghkeepsie trains ,.,,
"a NJ aH ~ "a as mi 6:I D. M, Peekskll trains
and .. sing sing ~ =, IA o. In - nm,
6. o. 5:I0 900, and 10 n I''' D. So '' ' ~ ~ , '
l.nA' nam. ,..5 a. M aui lo,kes spec al - a. NJ
p.-,its.,'s. .1rc S. u7sr- TOYS q. mn o lol -.
fous"A'4l'' C. H. KENDRICK, Ter, assenger Agent
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SARATOGA SPRINGS - ST-NNER RES
ITO LET - FURNISHED and INIT r

p UENILI flIsh' I'd NH .f,h1r M rIt0of
LII Desifa4s I4'l"NNEo ad Bl lLDNG LOTS Tor SALE.
~ b O. - Il Antni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
nnttinn aalea Of Rral estate.

PATTERSON, N. J.-Valuable TAClQy JIM
PRoPgRTY 70 be SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION a. 1e CITY
~, ~ P,ssrson TUESDAY NAV % At m HIGHT Mt
lots on Paterson Elhson-s,s adjoining The sne hnO1 WV
- rithia 200 feet Of the Central Market WIN
one hrck BUILDING two stories And attc "'A'"
one brick BUILDING, two stones, 1913
hrck BUILDING one story, llVtS
Three small frame BUILDINGS 80. ..a.,. two tubular
One STEAM ENGINE, s0hors power IN hr,t raN or'e' w
roILBRS nearly new Skating and Hangers &c -5-U
SPECIAL SALE of that large ,aa and %e .i.h
y Known MERCHANTS FLoURMlLLL "AiLLlN LIZ. VA the
,e az acres Of ground on GwyuDs Fails near MONDAY
,,cpsy ON A. Gassawoy esq, at PUBLIC AOOIio For
AFTERNOON May % 1871, at ~ oeoek % Nv s.,, Wharf
surAsr information apply 70 n. A. GAsSAwAf' N" W.
Baltimore. , - -..-s interest rayseN Seih''
% h,snce essh or all cash the option o. OF GROUND.
Alec hnmea'ely aer thc above We WI nr.y BY two BRICK
.hon, sis scrrs dire, Nv in front Of the MIL "P'
DWELLINGS, -, .ue,isl sttertSon OF eapehsts;;
70 This property deserving the re pos made which Will
mae this ground rabe ~ building Co. Auoneers,
=. w BhNNbi Baltimore, Nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
EOR KLNT. SomervilIe, New-Jersey Central
AKE Observation-Disclosures HOUS
NIAMAKONECK.-HOTSE and 2 acres. ono

o.i Is 90 hue ouef. lrs,cL4as place for moderate
~ .o q. l'e HoIu goo wster sound pleasant or
fof ls'a +E 10 CHARLES G. OVERTON. ltJ Msden-lane.
No. i't' VI 'e New .en Railroad ~ m City Hall teni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
MR.. FROTHINGHAM's BOSTON LECTURE,
nlueital 9u5trriue,te.

A LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers. 10
"a RENT or SILL cheap. cash l.gl1 d. Pr -
call aud o. a. a. AtkttLi ~ arr-
rooms, No. Uniousqaarc. d65 toarl-av'.l
A GREAT VARIETY oil NEW and SECOND
n HAND PIANOS anil ORGANS Cor ic DE c- o.e. lr o.
for cash or SOLD INSTALLMEETS. Rl al r ap -
onp purchase q. 5. BERRY Co., - hi'at,.. c li'-'L
BACON q KARR date RAVEN * HACoA),
I'D PhEOFORrE NAN FAct tRhhr
arc oier1g taer ,.y.s.f ..,,.' 81
EXTRAORDINARY BtRGAIN2
WareroJns No. 2J5 Gresne-s,. he.t r tAAt'
ELEGANT I octave Rosewood AGRAFFE
nen Pianos 70 Rent 80 40 LOUIS BaEGa Piano ote Ware
rooms 10 E's' Forri enth-s. ------...-------
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN Coz manufac-
tail. Of CsBI>ET ORGANS; v41,-Oo5s 500 gos!gsy. n
Y The Org,p made m Company lsroge ' 20 be- ~ 'et
med am $50, =GJ. = 100. <3 2. DC - -.
s1OO 10 SEQ su! upwards. ILLUSTRATED - e
OFcans 10 rent. or ior noutnly OF quarter. pytcs
DTANOS. - Secondhand PIANOS OF various
rstr. ,,rr u S0rsre tprght. lrt brands Or SAL. g
low prc.. by CllCkEklNG Sons no a. - ioA.teenhst,
b.fseer Brosira, and Fthare PIANOS Ip kri,
DAVEN & Co., Successors 10 RAVEN y
IL ptroV an, manufacturing her crhrssd PIANO FOTS
- os.ttb,hs aui 49, ard 81 b4ses.
VIII ,ei 81 reduced A' assornert u
sccauI.hsud pillot i1r ,aic 20 low prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
Gourlrn Dropcrtn 10 Get.

4 FINE RESIDENCE on the banks of the
n Hudson 90 Ncsb.reh che8 partially furnished; large
rarer beautiful haie &C. j. C. FREEMAN ls2
Brl.fF... Roam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20
Brooklnn l1ropcrtn to Ect.

A BAKERY and Confectionery Establishment
- and lease; Brooklyn D. H.
guire ~ Norser. ~ Wa'erst-. n. y
FURNISHED HOUSE on the Hill to LET for
stone. ~ 4. rutland g. Co, Beekman-st, y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20

rI'O LET-At Bloomfield, n. j., for two or
tr-e Of the summer months frstca FURNISHED HOUSE
efn improvements stable Particulars iron
LOLELl Na..ar. lruI 81 DIsar 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20

NV VIIJNDI 7 :
w Woosburg Rockavay Long saud-ya South Side Railroad
Hotel the elegantly equipped II the state
opened Nay p This house has modern Improvement
heat throughout Beautiful lawns and DIVE
HE ocean The locality unsurpassed health and beauty
Fine stabrg horesi coaches for the Of guests steam ya
v he placed upon hay solely ior the patrons Of this Hotel III
house minutes ride from The CITY, For cards ana terms apply
with reference n b. SBWEJL Madsonsquare House BToadW
and Twenty frt-st.. Ncw-l0rG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-20

TINO LET-Finc HOUSE, barn, and 6 acres:
fruit shade minute from dgPg horhs and Er Pail
road: rtut 4O Al sdsoH splendid REslDEN r. sGs oi
$50 ~ summit aae TENDENCIES $40, $50 AID upssri Pm
tcuxn og CHARLES vs.. WARD. - Celarst
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1871-08-23
RICHM OND, Va, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1871.

in most of which are buried noble lords and
ladies and mitred Abbots; two are famous
Henry the Seventh's Chapel, verysplendld'
wherein lie the banners of the "Order OF
the Bath" and the tombs and efigies OF
Henry VII, Mary Queen Of Scots, (the
faces looking like her picture,) Elizabeth,
James l., Charles H., William and Mary,
Anne, George H., &C., all very gorgeous, but
looking so CHASTITY. The other most cele-
brated chapel is that of edward the Con-
fessor." Here is his shrine richly inlaid,
around and beneath it are many tombs OF
England's kings The head of Henry v,
of solid silver, was stolen away during the
Reformation, so the victor of Agincourt
is headless. Here too are the Coronation
Chairs of England's Sovereigns-most un-
slightly and bare. In the bottom of one of
the chairs, the old one, is fixed the famous
"Stone Of Scone," upon which the Kings
scotland had to be crowned. | would
not like to sieep my last sleep here. For
over and around these tombs of kings and
queens and great souls, the crowd of visitors
was walking, some laughing, some stupidity
staring-all careless of the entombed with
in, and wearing off the very inscriptions
upon the stones by their heartless treading.
w. u. M.