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Georgetown Advertisements
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown

CARPENTER SHOP, TOOLS, BENCHES. &C.,
~ On FRIDAY, October 9Th, 1871. at 3
E... O'Clock p. m, will sell, on the premises, on
s.O orcorsn alley, in the rear of Bridge street,
between High and Congress streets
One Frame Carpenter Shop, Benches, Tools, &C., &C.
oc4 THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
nR; II. J. SOUTHWORTH, Physician to the
- FOOT, Third district, Georgetown west of High
street, has changed his Office Hours as follows =
to 10 a. m, IL to and TO o. M. oc236ts
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Green & Will
hams. auctiOneers, have sold lots No. 16. II, IS
and 10, In square No. I i'll, at the corner of A
street south and 10Th street east, to L. S. ThOmp
son, for 500; part lot No. 8, in square No. 450.
being . feet front by % feet 10inches deep with
a new three-story press-brick front house. to j.
T. SDodgrass; part lot 5, in square No. 400, being
the east Is feet front on south street, by the
depth OF the lot, containing ,957 square feet of
ground, between 9th and eth streets west with
the improvements, to Thomas Diggins.
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OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsETs and some
new improved have inst come from our factory
In Europe, and shall !'a sold TO defy any compe-
ttion. Every pair WARRANTED to be perfect ht.
Z. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer
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by THOMAS DowLING, Auct'r: Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
BEALL. GEOKGFTOWN n n ~A'

". ~. U.
By virtue q deed of trust to me, dated the
E.", 9th dav OF May 1871, and recorded in liber
.6S4, folio M, one of the land records of Wash
lngton county, in the District Of Columbia, and at
the written request Of the party secured thereby
VIII sell, at public auction. to the highest bidder
upon the premises, ON WEDNESDAY, the LIST day
OF November, lal at O'Clock p. m, that lot Of
ground fronting fifteen Q5) feet on Montgomery
street, in Georgetown by uniform depth Of ninety
(Sl feet. and contained within the following metes
and bounds: Beginning at a point ON said Mont
gomery street distant sixty 6O feet from the south
east corner formed by the of said street
and Besll street, and running thence south with the
line OF Montgomery street fifteen (I5) feet thence
east ninety go feet TO tenfoot alley; thence north
by and with alley fifteen l5) feet thence west ninety
(0 feet to said Montgomery street and place of be-
ginning; improved by desirable Frame DWELLING
Terms of sale: One half cash. the balance in six
and twelve months, in equal installments with in.
tsrest from day 81 sale secured by deed Of trust on
the premises. A deposit of 500 at time of sale.
GGonyeyan and stamps at purchasers cost.
day OF sale or the property viii be resod at the risk
and cost OF the defSnlttng purchaser:
oc2l lCourierl THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
JOIN H. SMOOT,
119 BRIDGE STREET, GEORGETOWN, &C.,
Has received and is now Offering at very low prices
10 cash buyers, large and very CHI ice stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting OF a fine assof tment If
LADIES DRESS FABRICS,
IN all the most desirable grades and styles in Silks
P1p,ins, Satines, Cashmeres, Meriuos, Empress
Cioths, feIours, Alpacas, &C., with full line of
he best grades of
MOURNING GOODS,
Ieiyeteens, Shawls, Kid Gloves of The best makes
lLcludiDg Juglo's Courvoiseer's celebrated Glove
Hosiery, Ladies and Gents Underwear, FL ,nnels
Table Linens, SheetinRs, Shirtings, Richardson
Linens; Blankets, &c. Also, full line of
GENTS AND BOYS WEAR, CARPETS, RUGS
AND OIL CLOTHS.
Customers are invited TO an examination of Good,
anc Prices before making their purchases.
&C IL I'm JNO. III. SMOOT
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FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskirts are now at exhibition at G.
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 408 It'll
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CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, chiropodist, No. 535
18th street, opposite Treasury, Washington, and
No: North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pain.
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AEARRLR uONUuEHTA.
nARBLr AND sLArs mANrrLr.

en- nov ceiling. e reduced prfcos for cssh q NJ
Marbse Works, north street and New York svsnnss
nyii-y WI. RurHHRroRp.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY SALE.-Green & Wv
hans; auetioneers, sold, on Monday, the thr e.
story brick store and dwelling at No IO22 7th
street, between New York avenue and II, street
for $500 IL was purchased by j. T. Snodgrass,
"a an investment, showing that he is not
tive four million loan
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%. n HARRIS, ESQ.,, OF the Patriot IL confined
10 his bed, we regret 20 hear, in CONSEQUENCE OF
an accident which necessitsted a surgical opera
ton A few eyeningseince he stepped upon a
piece OF vegetable matter on the sidewalk. and
shpped and fell, injuring his side very severely.
Slnee ne operation he is improving, and It Is
hoped viii soon be out again.
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WASHINGTON, July LIST, 1871.


After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
stances OF disorders in my family, am glad to say il
affords the relief sought. For darrhoa collie sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external infiam-
R. j. MEIGS, JR
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FIRE IN. ALExASDRIA-The bakery of Nc
Arnif & Co, NJ the corner OF Duke and w ash
ingtOn streets, Alexandra, was DESTROYED by fire
yesterday morning at O'Clock. The building
was formerly called Chspel Hall, and was the
property Of Mr.. @. 8. Miner.
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WILLARD VERSUS WILLARD-Yesterday, In
The case Of III. A. willard against j. @. willard,
leave Vas given 10 fle cross bill, on consent OF
MT herriek. with an order from the court that
he efose OH should not delay the hearing Of the
original ease when reached on the doc kef
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BIZ TBE.R NOTICE elsewhere. n viii he saer
that Messrs. Vim. l. Bramhail & Co. have been
appointed the agents in this city FOR The Niagsrs
fre Insurance Company, OF New Ysrk,-one OF
the institutions which has a large s,rnI1s Ia,
after paying all its Chicago losses.
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CABIN JOIN BRIDGE-TO-day having been
duly advertised as the time for the opening OF
bids for furnishing the stone coping for Cabin
John Bridge, ON the Washington Adueduct
Gen Babcoek was at the Office of the Chief En-
gineer OF the Washington Aqueduct, 70 open all
That might be received. But one bid WAS re-
Sfived-that Of Lee & Palmer who offer 10 do
the work required for si.T5 per cubic foot. The
contract VIII doubtless be awarded to the firm
mentioned.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, Etc.

~ ~ GOLD jEwKLRY @~
SOLID sILyER GOODS,
TABLE CuTLERY, sPICrACLEs,
EYEGLASSES, AND SILVER PLATED WARE,
Tor sale very low st my old stand, corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvanis avenue.
iyS1-d b. o. HOOD.
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HEMPLER has all kinds of Thermometers and
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Letter from Rec. FATHER BOYLE.

Dear friend: Please send me a supply Of BALM
VI LIf T., the which, If gratuity, as suggestedD
will be duly honored. am altogether pleased with
it,. Yours very truly
June "A, ISL. FE. BOYLE,
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T,O0Ki LO0Ki :
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHILDRENS CAR.
kIAGES, and all kinds Of FANCY ARTICLES, il
times. - a - -
Several ParIor Organs and ine Pianos very low,
POE q sELIGsON,
ell-w, Georgetown, j.. o.
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BOYS DERBY SUITs,'sI
EIsRMAN & Bro,
W,2l,' 500 18th street, May Buildins.
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LOCAL NEW s.
Amusements, &c., Tonight.

National TAsater.-Mrs F. ). Chanfrau in
"Christie JOhnStone."
Walls Opera HoNs>-Mr. Aiken End his New
York Company in ''The Witches of New York"
Masonic TemPls.-The Orphan Boys Fair.
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CONTRACTS FOR DISTRICT WORK AWARDED
4 hos Kirby has been awarded and accepts con-
tract for the construction of a sewer on New
York avenue, from 9Th to North Capitol street
at board prices. ID. Hudnell has been awarded
contract 70 lay sewers on both sides of North
Capitol street, from b street to the Tiber creek.
and 10 finish the foOtwalks between C. and ID
streets, at board prices. The laying of the
sewers includes all necessary traps. WIN. III.
Jones has been authorized TO sink a well and
erect pump on corner OF nth and streets s. f. |:
also, 10 repair pump on 18th street. between %
ana + staeets ;. T. Wilson & Greenwen have
been directed TO repair pump on G street, be-
tween LIST and North Capitol streets y. W. and
VIM. y. Tucker TO repair pumps corner OF l2th
and streets y W. and On Maryland avenue
and 49, streets s. W.
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Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, sick Headache
Neuralgia, Disordered stomach, Diarrhea, Dysea-
tery, Sore Threat Coughs and Colds, Earache, Sore
Carbuncles, Saltrheum, and Old Sores Remove
pandrun, stop healthy Hair falling, get growth
&c, By using
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ANUsEMENTs-rnnrxzrrn PAGs-Third. fourth, nfsh
so1so AND ESDcisd isS
soAsSsRs SsRs. wAsrED-rounru rAs,-roursh and nth
sa ssSTs gJa
Bus1sEss FORT PAen-si1sh col
Es E9ssE PcE
szxRHs &sD 1liH'11 1sAIEsxES-rrrrrrrn PAor-rourth
CoHcaMRN AND dARDENERs-FTrEENTH PAGE
as0 s11s1 PAerFh and
eor4sHs Ess sS'sR1 rAsss,'a COLUMN
COUNTRY BoARD-FoUaTn PAaE~Fif,n and sixth col
pENrIsTRy-r..nrnrsrn pAen-Fourth column.
PxH HOUSES To ME AND uN
FURNISHED-THIRD PAaE-second and third col
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS SECOND PAer-Fif.h column
aas Columns.
9k EooMs n 1ns @ 1saD %
THIRD PAsE-Ihird column.
RsscG
HERALD ShH BRANCH oFrIcEs-FInsr PAer-rirst col
HELP WANTED-MALEs- s-FrrKEsru PAaE-sixth col
HELP wvxiNrED-FEMALEs-Fn PAar-second
HORSES, cARRTAGEs. ao-FInsr PAGE-Third, fourth
and hrh columns.
HS6 ssS sss2e
Firth and sixth columns.
sSs % saA 1H VSs az AsP sHa
pAaEsscSna column co,rn
LsSAL NosIcMsrInn PAarnfaur.h ia1a column '0u'A
asa
HAcHiNERY.Tn!n PAer-sxth column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGE-Ihrd column.
nEpICAL.sEoonD Gal. N PAaI,siI.h , M column e,-.,
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS : TWELFTH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ENrI PAGE--rhir column.
huslCAl..FoyaTn aTn pAGE-Sixth column.
PBRSONAL-FlRaT PAGE-Fffst column
PlANOfORiES-FoURTHP PAGf-six,h column.
P9sI SEcE s9nmp column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT SIXTEENTH PAGE-second, third and fourth
REAL IsTNrE TO HANGE-sExrEENrH PAGE
Fourth and nth columns. -
REwARDs-Flnsr FACES Second column.
SALES At AUClI0N-FouaTH PAGE-First second and
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES -FourrrESru PAGE,
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-FIgrEn PAGE =
sPGSlM sGk N0T5css-FIssT PAeE-sseond column: r,-
srALLioTs., FIRST pAsE-- Third column.
THE TEADES -SIXrEENTu PAaE-SiNth column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoszs-TmEp PAGE
YRAvELLkRS' GulDE-sFcosp PAon--sirth column.
UNFuRNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FoUarH PAGf-Siyth column.
wlsEs, LIQUORS, &o.-TnKrrENrn PAaE-Fomth col
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-TuIRrErNra PAcE-Third
column.
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DRY GOODS.

A
. STORE AITSsx5ISSs LS,SS5 SySS1S, SSSrISThD.
OF SPRING ssAsP md 9HNsafS SUMNER GOODS.
FINEST haHlsiaiSs lHHfSRiaSs q 5sH!i fha SEASON
snv5sAk 6Ak.S \, PTSHSTH,sTs 'iIsS,y gtE 70 BE
in our present large varied ortrncn
goods ali reliable, the latest styles In
OUR PRICES ARE POPULAR,
to show the same Uniform attention q all as our aim to
THE POPULAR STORE OF SIXTH AVENUE.
We WIN open on a Thursday nest
sss and q sass sas' Grenadines
ExTEx HEAVY IiSES ]; Z kAoS Ans SATIN, slas
eg'so",s One case IRON Iron cresad,nea, 3ss yard.
10 sasss & GsenG c ss se c and
Ss ana ws Strip s S. sG H ra &
We TnyR,ba4 TpS Htsa afai1 2rES f.
large and aud Millinery Styles Sa"
comprising all the iates, shapes in
CHIP PUNISHABLE AND
WIN ~ ZINE FRENCH FLOWERS, wREATHs, to-.
70 OUR su'f "s KIBBoa BIO DEPnRTaENr Is NOW COMPLETE
est 10 the widest
AT OUR OPENING THURSDAY NEXT
will exhiLte Iarres ana aos desirable assortment Of
unlined ruined, IN POr.ee, ladies,
'''fifs xsSr aEEsssossx NEXT
nderclohng and Corset Department fine Linen and
| Cambria Jnderclothng In single pieces aud sets.
| LINEN CORSET COVf,kS and a full line of a the
| FAyoRITE MAKES OF cORS Er5
| - at very attractive prices
jus opening Of the choicest and riche pat
! POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE LACFs
| GVIPi RE, vALENCIsNEs and THREAD in AL widths.
LLAMA LACE SHhWLS, SACQUEs AND PARASOLS
AT VERY Low PRICES.
| DRESS TRIMMINGS, PASSENENTEKIHS. LOOPS,
GIMPs. PIutE TRIMlIsGs AID FRINGES
FULL. ASSORTMENT.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
WE WILL OPEN tULL LINE OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
MARSEILLkS QUILTS, NAPKINS TOWELS,
LACE TIDES, NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS,
with innumcabc variety OF other new goods appertan
FINE PATTERNS PIQUEs. STRIPES &C., a0c, 2ac, 25c
on THURSDAY NEXT
will open the largest and most
complete nssotrtent Of
LADIES', GENTS AND CaILUKtS'S HOSIERY,
GfaosEc AND UNDERGRADUATES,
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
All the shades OF Dollar hid Gloves.
Two.putton Gloves, 81 IL, 81 25 Al 81.
ON THURSDAY NEXT
viii open a department suecilliy 1.ej for Sutsv
where will exhibit 100 diaerens styles o. Lades and
LAWN LINEN AND MARsETLLEs
WALKING SUITS. MORNlNti ROBES,
MARSEILLES DRESSES CHILDREN's SUITS, &C.,
from 80 upward.
RICH ARD NEARES,
Corner Sixth and Nineteenth street.
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THE TURF.


THE PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
i SPRING MEETING, 1S7l.
Sl5,000 Premiums
TUESDAY, June 6S760 for horses beaten
sminutes-$400, $3.50, ylo0.
@a0
WEDNESDAY, June $500 four-year olds that
have money-&400, $200, $150, 500.
SAME DAY.
$4,000 for horses that have 2oo $780,
e2oG
SANE DAY.
siSo, 500. A''' "'''' 's~'s" -'.-S'''' S''''
$500, &40.
SAME DAY
$3.50 for horses that beaten 240-SlsU S20
FRIDAY, June O. S2oOo; double teams to wagons.
$1,000, $60O, 500.
SAME DAY.
$l,700 for horses taat have beaten 9:3l.
$1,000 $500, 800.
All the above to be harness. mile heats best In s.
except when otherwise specified and win be governed by the
rules OF the National Association. Entries must comply
with their rules horse dstancng the field will receive the
entire purse.
u Entries win close at the Hoffman House, New York, on
Tuesday, May ~ r. M Entries by telegraph will only be
received before the box 70 opened All communications TO
be addressed to George w. Oakley 49 Mon
tague street, Brooklyn.
4. O. READ, Secretary
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sFCR1ING:-D0GS, BIRDS, &C.
EOR SALE CHEAP-A LOT OF FANCY PIGEONS.
Apply at Cos Vest Forty fifth stree Eleventh
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LNOR SALE.-THE CELEBRATED STALLION j. C.
IL Crienden sired by Volunteer, he by Rysdvk' 70
Hambletonian the dam Of Crttendcn thoroughbred
is 10 hands hgl, dark bay, black points fos geer
Also Bsshaw stallion Mo3srch For further particular. ap
owner, d. z. CARPENTER Milestone, Somerset county,
N. j.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OSr-wALLET, ON THE EVENING OF APRIL 10.
IL The nnoor will be literally rewarded by returning 10
NJ CARsTENE.
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HNHE NEW RULES OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
tor the promotion of the interests of tie trotng turf
printed In pamphlet FORM and be had nnmbcr
by addressing Secretary OF the National Association at
Providence r. l. Price 25c per copy. i
GEORGE II. SMITH
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A -"rHE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD"
IN. variety of seasonlbe Carriages all the newest
and most approved Styles
Clarcnces, Iandaus, Coupes, Lsndauettes,
RocSawavs and Bugeies Pony Phactons, In variety with
and without tops A. s. FLANDRAl, Carriage Builder No.
East Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c.

T BARKER 4 HAMLIN's
n CITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERSALL'S,
MAJOR CHAs w. BARKER, AuCTIoNEER,
Regular sale OF Horses Carriages, &C..
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twenty-four hours allowed for trial on every
LARGE DRIVING RING
In the Mart for showing Horses on sale.
Outside sales solicited and promptly attended to.
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY AT II O'CLOCK
Two hne fast young and handsome rotting Horses 10
gether with Brewser OF ,roome street. Wagon Harness &C.
chestnut trottng Horse, about l5 high. yeara Old can
show 2so TO road of the finest and besgated
road horses In the city he rotted last OCTOBER
at Fleetwood Park, In 2AlH warranted and kind
The other, the handsome brown rottng known ..
Lady Law formerly owned by Geo. Law, Jr has record
Of S lt hands high years old Of the handsomest
track warranted sound and kind.
All the property OF the late Stephen Langdon. Full par
tculars, pedigrees &C., at sale.
gentemans handsome Road Turnout consisting Of the
fas extra and well known black rottng geding Daco
frnce Jr lo high syears old, sound and KIND can rot
In 2o lew snperio for style and action also Brewster
Road Wagon perfect order; set Of tine single Harness. &C.
EleGant and hghbred buckskin Mare 15 high, years
od inc stylish gentle driver sharp all day roadster
trot close to three minutes afraid OF nohng vice or
tricks gentle for lady child to drive elegant under sad
de stands without tying warranted souad and KIND no su
perior Tor family use
Handsome superior and fine blood bay Gedng l5A
high, years od without exception handy and game
driver be found; rot three minutes great
and kind.
celebrated running Mare warranted to quarter in
21 seconds aud half in 10: pedigree, &c, at sale.
Five top and no top Road W wagons, best makers
Fepot, Rockaway, Business and Express Wagons.
New and second hand Harness, Saddles Brides, Robes
Whips, Halters, &c.
Also several other Horses
Full description at SALE
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT WILL MAKE THE SEA
~ At the stables of the subscriber Stamford, Conn
oats leave pier 81 East river, daily, at 2:S0P. NJ.
JAMES L. ADAMS.
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r OsT-TIiIs EVENING, FROM THE PARK HOTEL. A
IL Canary Bird Five dollars will be paid for its
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A FINE HORSE AND CART FOR SALE--AT GAS EAST
IA Sixteenth street. between avenues and u To be seen
for two days.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

A DvERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
"A RECEIVED AT BRANCH OFFICE l,a46 BROAD
WAY. THREE DOORS ABOVE TIIRTY-FIRST STREET,
AND IN BROOKLYN, AT NO. COURT STREET, CITY
HALL SOL ARE, IN ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE. ADyER-
yISBMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. NJ. TILL y y. NJ.
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT OFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEA LERS CAN RECEIVE
fHkIR PAPERS AT THE HERALD BRANCH DELIv-
ERY, NO. FRONT STREET, BROOKLiE.
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AT PRIVATE SALE. AT ITO, liz AND ia EAST THIR
N tcenth street.
street. 1t
No Top Pony Phaeons, at ITO, III and ia East Thir-
tcenth street.
Top Wagons, no. ll2 lls Thirteenth street.
No Top Road Wagons at ll0, liz and ia East Thir.
teenth street.
-Four ana Depot Wagons, at no. 1l2 l4 East
-Four seat RocKaways at no. 12 iii East Thirteenth
street.
-Four seat shifting top Depot Wagons no. ll2 and ia
East Thirteenth street..
Single double Harness a ITO, liz and ia ksst Thr
teent6 street JOHNS1O ON 4 VAN TASSFLL,
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
no. 12 and ia East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
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A GENTLEMAN GOING TO EUROPE WILL SELL HIS
IN family Horse, Rockaway Carriage and Harness; the
horse jet black 10 hands, years trots close to minutes
lady to drive and warranted solnd and knd the
carriage, nearly new, mace by b. W. Tion ~ Broadway,
New York. present $500 price $780, Apply at
lH9 Liberty street.
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| I1OR sALE-A BAY l5s< HANDS HIGH: CAN TROT
In 2l5; great roadster fine driver " years
old good style perfectly gentle Inquire Of GOUHDiER
349 Broadway, corner OF Thirty eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

A LIGHT COCPE R0CKAwAy, EXTENSION TOP
N Phaet0n aud Depot Wagons, at great bargainsSeason
able Carriages and Harness; and second hand; low
prices. MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY, 635
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-29


s<, szas<. Bacon z, 3. s55sgze. Hogs steady
ats 1865 80. Cattle, So Got So
CHARLESTON.
CRARLEsrog. April z.-Cotton market
quieti middllng, les9L574ci net Feeelptas q
balesi sales, goo bales; stock lss524
BOSTON.
BosroE. Ap-II 2s.-Cotton arm; middling,
lg5se. Receipts, 475 bales; sales o9s oelssj
stock, 1900 bales.
CITY POINT.
CITY PorVT, April 2s.-Nst receipts, 400
NORFOLK.
NoRFoLK. April 2s.-Market nominal; low
middling, l8s. Net receipts, 15s bslez-
BALTIMORE.
RALTTMoRz, April 2s-Cotton -middlings,
l45zc, Net receipts, $50 bales
WILMINGTON.
WrLM1NGToN, April 2s-Cotton in fair de-
maud; mtddiings, B15c.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, April 2s.-COttOn market frm
and steady; good ordinary, ll5Sc; net re-
ceIpts, 1892 bales; sales, 400 baissi stock,
55605 bales.
MOBILE.
MOBILE, April 2-Cotton market quiet;
middling, If14c; net receipts, 935 bales eN-
ports -SOsstwlseY l4il bales.
FOREIGN.
LoNDoE, April %, s pm Consols,- 9S]l
Bonds are d rn ISG2s, p; do old DOS, 9O1< do
57s, g21S; do lO-40s s95S. 4allOW, 82s Sd. suta3
FRANKFORT, April SS.-United states eou-
pOus Of 1862, 81.
LTvERPo0I., April 9.-Cotton Is hrm and
demand fair; middling upiands, 7<di mid
ding Orleans I'D; sales, 4O00 bales, b00O FOR
speculation and export Sales OF the week,
81 600 bales; eX COrts, l5 200; speculation, sOO9
stock, 5000; American, 81, ,O00. Receipts OF
the week, 80 go; American, BSOU. Actual
export, H,600; stock ahoat, 4lo, 90; American
217,O01 UnmvOrable adviCes nom Manches-
Ter cause a dulinegs in " heat; California is :
red spring, lO5 lOdglls Sd winter lis Va
Flour, rs 81. COrn-NO 2 mixed, 88s I'd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-29
STATE ITEMS.

Fayetteville is to have a skating
rink.
There are seventeen churches in
Knoxville.
Jasper is to have two new Metho.
dist churches.
Knoxville is to have q Hibernian
base ball club.
Its proposed to build a cotton and
WOOlen factory at Lagrange.
It said that a $50, $50 hotel is to be
built in Jackson this summer.
The work on the Brownsville and
Ohio Railroad is progressing rapidly,
A German in Knoxville has ina.
ported a needle gun to exhibit to his
friends
A deer and fox chase, after the
English style, are said to be among
the proposed attractions at the Indus
trial Exposition at Knoxville.
A young son of James NJ. White
side, about five or six years old,
was recently kicked by a horse in
Gallatin, and had his Leg broken.
A short time since a son Of Mr.,
John LOUderback, of Hawkins coUn.
ty, hung himself to a tree with q
plOW line,
The Office of the Jasper san has
been presented with a fine ripe straw
berry measuring three inches in cir
cumferenCe.
The Pulaski Press says that mar
riages are all the talk in that town,
and that three or four are spoken OF
from one house.
The Haywood and Lauderdale far
mers have planted q much larger
corn crop this spring than ever before
since the war.