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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02


The Union and AmeTiUGa thinks 1t the
APPEAL's purpose 10 ''bring bankruptcy
and ruin upon u.s." Would it not be as
well to say that the APPEAL would be
generous first to our " people, and just
to the b~ondbolders2 that If the rate OF
taxation be below twenty cents the ex-
cess should be appropriated to the repro
duction of the stolen school fund.- Does
the APPEAL propose to bankrupt and
ruin" those whom it would relieve tenn
porarily Of exsctions imposed by Mineral
Home and other bogus railway schemes?
Must the owners of these Mineral Home,
or Of old bonds substituted for them by
sdventursrs In railroad building. define
for the people 8 rate Of taxationf & A
dozsn bondholders readily cooperate and
easily make themselves felt at the seat of
government; but the people are voiceless
save as the press expounds their wishes,
and the press ia almost an unit in behalf
Of the reduction Of public burdens to a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02

THE income tax bore hea gily upon the
rich snd fortunate; the poor were exempt
from its burdens. The Northern States
paid relatively the greater share of this
tax, and how readily the Congress of the
United States wss moved in their behalf
to rescind the income tax lswl
Wealth stood by and demanded its
thorough modification or repeal. The de-
msnds Of the Eich and fortunate were
complied with. The rich and powerful,
few in number snd readily cooperating,
demand the imposition Of heavy taxes
upon the people of Tennessee; the masses
Of tbs people have no organ st the seat of
government. The few are heard and felt;
the many are silsnced and, it seems, DOOM
sd. This is the poor mans country but
the few define the burdens the govern
msnt imposes. Such is the fact with refer
snce to Federal power, and we hope it
may never be justly asserted of the gov
srnmeut az Nashville,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02

The new railroad combination effected
at Louisville, involves the crestion Of a
continuous railway line under q single
management, from Richmond, viginis,
to Louisville, Kentucky, and from the
latter point it is proposed to extend the
roads from Cincinnati and Louisville, to
Sparta, Tennessee. In fact, q negotiation
is said 70 be pending which contempIstss
the Indication of roads from Cincinnati
through Spsrts to Memphis, and there is
8 possibility that a great combination of
railroad wealth may yet make Memphis
the base Of its operations in constructing
q highway to the Pacific. This fact, apart
from all others Of like character in their
political results, is a consummation most
deyoutly to be wished.
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THE Nashville BGaaeT INDUCES in g
little common sense sometimes. To-wit
this paragraph, which we find in its issue
of Sunday, and which we urgently press
upon the consideration Of our legislators:
We are heartily IN favor Of the bill Of Mr..
Allison, OF Wtltamson, in the House., 70 en-
courage home enterprise by eXempting new
manufactures from taxation FOR nYe years. II
Is the plainest dictateoof the Wfsest economy
that the state should foster and
manufacturing within her borders Of all de
scripSonS- We would go even further than
Mr.. Alison bu ami exempt them from taxa
ton Tor ten years. The immigration such in
stituGons invite; the money they keep at
home: the they utilize; the employ
ment they furnish TO honest industry; the pa
trOuage they extend to our railroads and
steamboats,; the commercial independence
they guarantees; the general prosperity that
fnuows In their train-au these things elo-
quently proclaim where the STATE VIII be bene-
lifted 3 hundred fold above a taxation that
bring but little revenue to her Golfers,
while virtually driving capital and enterprise
10 other fields.
How much more creditsble are such
paragraphs as the above, than scary and
fretful editorials OF a column long about
the ku-klux, which was first started, if
we remember Alright, by the Banner it
self.
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TIE thirty-three counties Of East Tsn-
nessee paid, in nine months ending June
30, 1871, s4O,627.20 privilege taxes; Middle
Tennessee, Sill. ~ "a, and West Tennes-
see, soO,sI745 Ito the latter we add the
mistake claimed in our behalf by Captain
Harvey Asthss, amounting to $4,000, the
payment of West Tennessee would be
sioo.Si7.47, and Shelby county alone
would have credit for s62,OlO.SS, or nearly
5000 more than Davidson county which
Is set down for $50, 94 81.
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THB Rc0yUae, In q wel-Hritten sdito-
rial, gives the leading exports OF the
country for the year ending June 80, 1871,
from which We learn that the exports Of
the Southern States consisted in round
numbers Of cotton, S22I, OOO, eco; tobacco,
~, coo, OOO0; breadstuHs, s9,0OO,OO0 oil,
5000, 900; naval stores and -turpentine,
$50 q, Geo. provisions, SIS. 900, 900; tallow,
s,o00seeO; wood, 5000. OOO-in ali S275,-
0 o,Oo0. or $SS, 200, coo more than one-half
the amount Of all the dutisble imports of
The United States.
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The resolutions adopted by the repre-
s~entstives of tbs Democratic party at
Nashville, as telegrsphed and published
in the APPEAL of yesterday, properly as
sert the indestrEctibility Of the party, and
that il cannot be absorbed or disrupted
by any Little clique OF Nashville or other
politicians. The Democratic party win
certainly hold It's national convention,
the South will be represented and act as
sn unit in the next presidential election.
The psrty's disruption would be the ex-
tinction Of the last organized force capable
Of reproducing American freedom Of gov
eminent.
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EVERY man who own q house, OF who
rents q house; every poor man or woman
who rents a room bears a part Of the bur
den which the rascality Of the bond-rob.
bers has piled upon this State. Every
tax i. doubled TO feed their prOdigslity;
every occupier Of the smallest tenemenf
pays q part Of his rent for the bonds that
have been squsndered and pOcksted by
the Radical thieves.
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TIE New Orleans Pcnyuae estimates
that the State debts of the South now
amount to total of 500, eO0,0 600, and Of
this amount S175, OOO,O eco have Been Incur
red during the last threeor four years, and
without any adequate benefits to the re-
specdve States; and adds that a concerted
movement is on foot In Louisiana and 9TH
ers Of the robbed States of our section to
resist the payment OF taxes to meet the
interest OF principal Of this FRAUDULENT
debt. What say u high-tsx journals
and politicians TO that9
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II APPEAL
OFFICIAL I0UREAL OF THE CITY.
THURSDAY MORNING, -: NOV. 2, 1871.

THE price for the publication Of csnd
dates notifications IN the APPEAL viii DO
ten dollars, in every instance payable in
advance. Several hundred dollars out
standing warn us not, under any circum-
stsroes. % deYists from This rule.
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FOR SALE.
Late for SaIs In Ida City, On Lang
Island, New FORK.

ma CITY il situated On Long Island, IS
miles from New York city, q Lenz Island
Raifroaf runnfn centrally through Ida City.
Tosa sbera are hereby offered for sale en- the
foiioWing Terms: Fifty dollars each. ON .
nredif OF ten years, payable In t~9n-auuuaI IN
sfaimarts-aay IS 90 per year on each lot.
Fha 1ertfaa owning the above property pro-
nnas 70 sen 20 tho southern people one-half
N the lots, say 600 On the above terms.
without interest. The East River Bridge "a
now IN process Of construction. Connecting
Manhattan 1slands upon which New York q
Situated with Long Island.
This II a good Opportunity for any person
ef this section OF country 20 invest small
gums In tbs purchase Of these lots. TernaE
sre easy, and within the reach Of all Prop
erty on Long Island viii nptdly increase In
plated.
Nap Of the City or Ida can be seen, 4 rnll
Information given, upon apRiicaslon being
Corresponding secret nry
N0 ~ %aaison sire
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COTTON PRESS.
n. D. Cheeks W~rOaght-Iroa Screw gIanta.
tiOE cOttOa Press.
Patented Dec. 2, lseSi August Q, ia.

A 7 NY OLD STAND, IN LINDEN 81,
n Memphis, Tennessee. L viii s-upHrfntend
and 4 my entire ~Gttsntion 20 the manu-
focture Of this justly celebrated and most
wonderful labor-savtng Cotton Press. In the
last two years 1 have sold this Press to many
old experienced cotton planters, 70 whom e
has given such universal and ecttre sattsfac-
ton that 1t WOuld now be s-uperduOus in me
TO say more than pledge myself that, this
year, the Cheek Cotton Press shall be fully
equal, II not superior, to those L sold last
year Sa1tce il 70 say, thai in belinE on this
press you are rid Of much lab9r,m many diff
cultfes, and q vast amount OF annOyance thai
you have when baling on any other press, to
say nothing OF the humbug tricks.
All order for the Cheek Cotton Press m rs
be addressed 20 FoEDs PORTER q Co Ne m
PMS, Iennessee. I'D. lHEEk.
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Mnss a. A. Wall, saa MAIN srakER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

OWING to The action taken by the COUNTY
~ Court indorsing the bonds OF h Menu
phis and Raleigh Railroad Company, the
time Of receiving sealed proposals for the
construction OF said railroad viii be ex-
tended 20 November 18th, ISL
The work embraces clearing, earfhwork.
piIe.work, efoss-tles and TRACK laying.
Bids viii be received lor the Who or any
partof The work or 10r The entire conetruc.
ton and equipment OF the road, ready for
operation.
Pronlss a specifications can be seen at
my once &6 Second street, Bond and seeu-
rffy VIII be requlred OF contractor for mar
formanee OF contract. The mpsn resarves
the right 70 reject any or ali of said pro-
posalf.
mmm ua Al b. NEWKIRK.
Chairman Executive mi
MEMPHIs, Tenn, October q, ISL. oc2
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Atfaehmsnt Nodes.

In b FIRST Circuit Court Of Shelby county.
Tennessee-rhOs. Day. B, Foster and o
W, Kealhofef, partnera, doing business un.
dafthe name and style Of Foster, KealhOfeE
AGO., W VIM. Olamptt
sued out under section S456 Of the Cod and
returned into Court, levied upon the property
Of defendant, 4o-Wits Twelve bales Of cot
sOn, marked each i. q j. thop properly of de-
fa pdant, and af3davft having been made that
the defendant Is indebted to plaintiff IN tbs
snm of el450 o. by q note, and that the do
PENDANT IL q NONRESIDENT OF the State o
TennsEseei
Id is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
AZ the First Circuit Co1rt Of Shelby County,
the court-hcuse in the city OF Memphis,
on the third Monday In January next n
said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same VIII be pro-
ceeded with exparte. n that q 0 p o. this
order be published once a ween FOR tour con-
secutfve weeks In the Aemp1ts Apes
Duaea at once, this 10Th day 1etoaerl tslk
FRANK taxi Olerk.
ByL. e. BoswzIsL. Deputy Clerk
Jsrnigln & Fraysers Astsys TOR piaantin1
II q .ar. "Ha ~ r. ."
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TOHN 8. KERR, Attorney g LsNk has rss
E1rssss Asnphiss sssAs M@
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I. Q. o. F.
MUTUAL AID ASS OCIATIOS
OnSs, 222 AaIu ST. ESEphIs.

OFFICERS:
b. D. COHNELL, President.
BINGHAM, Vioe-Presidentsi
Up PRECS0TT, Secretary.
We. BRUCE, Treasurer.
ONLY member Of the Order In goodBtand.
~ ing admitted. Tbs fees are small Adj
mission fee, 8 {, In advance. Annual Zee, 81,
In advance, and 81 npon the death Of each
member within thirty days after being motif
dedl, when hiB family, or any parson destRs
mated by him. viii be entitled TO the agEre-
gate Of 81 from every member OF the Asao-
citation. All OddFellOwa in Tennossea, Mis-
sissippt and Arkansas, are eligible to mem-
barshtp. This is strictly an Odd Fellows In.
70 eneft the families Of its de-
seased membera. an18 dAW
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study of Memphis Merchants and
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on FrluAy nlEht AZ INC Of1o9 OF DonOho
Buckley, when the following board
OF directors was elected: n. d. BuIkiev.
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ton and laws Of the United States, and,
therefore, null and void.
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WOTTn q T1nYeT JacOD NAn6
Johnston a Vance Mansfield & Hlgbee
II Wade a Co Friedman Bros
Isaac Friedman HerzoU & Bro
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS


pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
Through Line to
nssaS; sna o Sag 1fss
sissso niass ssisi sissi. s''ssss' ssc.
These rates include BERTH board and all FOR tine
Steamers Of the abovene leave pier North river foot Of
Canal street. sn a. Il Ss eSSsE i sns @ Of o.o month
when those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Med
January l. OCEAN QUEEN. Captain Conner connecting
with coLoRADo, Captain Parker. -,
steamer AMERICA viii leave San Francisco Februaryl,
"A freight San Francisco win fast, and be received
Freight for Central America and South Pacific ports VII
All the usual facilities afforded shippers in collecting
For freight or passage tickets and all further information
-'''' F. R. BABY, Agent
GRAND ORIENTAL TRIP-RAkE OPPORTUNITY.
fEArhAIYa AN EscAfE FROM FROM Ah ThE % RIGoRs OF P
viii
GIBRALTAR Malta, Port SAID saez Canal, snsa
tapy steamers for the various ports of China Japan and
For freight or passage or further apply
ofhce pier 70 Nor.h river, New York F. r. BABY Agent
TTAvANA, slsAL AND VERA cRUz--NEw YORK
II and Mexican Mail Steamship line, leaving pier II East
CITY OF MEXICO, CAPTAIN Zimmerman Saturday jan
CIV of VERDI :
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips. Tuesday, Feb.
For freight or AEsSHSpRE SPIH SONS ss Broadway
CLEOPATRA goes to Havana only taxes no passengers
Y '''AD Atlantic a Mail steamship Company, :. :,
Sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock NJ pre-
s'ssS ScItMsnhp rsn ptts taS So T. Ssrsse Ssn ssss
sosRo GAs SrIi ssa i
For freight or passage apPiynso nruocu p.,,u.
No. 8 Bowling Green.
rTExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH.
.ssp s Gnsa ssnney nsas' %a at bier 20
East river, will leave on Saturday January 7.
on
For freight e. s1EoRY 1Igz co.. ss Maiden lane.
FoH NEW MssaMAST5' GR5fhsS D1EF01, salaasHrr LINE
From pier No. y MssissisFr HsE;n ysF :. o'clock NJ
on Saturday, January a.
vsisss sa 1s s% .sn for st. Louis
gakEs
FOR NEW ORLEANS ,sI E1aS.I, 1IsEcT e.. T.,, ,,,.
Arhe ...sm.hip ST. IStIs CAPTAIN ' JAIME. White
~ Sss s; sS' s: snS
' ysn ra.:sss :s s. Mobile and St. Louis
For freight or ESs5&ElL sI&RlS CO. ss Yves. street.
LINE sEf FOR g. TIE SIosibk
PORTS, AND
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
sailing pier No North river at p H. every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday.
The first class sIdewheel steamship
JAMES ADGER, Captain L. j. Lockwood,
will sail on Tuesday, JanuaryS.
Through passage tickets and bills Of adng a. lowest
rates.
For freight EssSYp sPS pssSSs sP 8. Broadway.
'' '''''sf RHsTiE9 issf1i 81 + Tia Assn.
Great Southern Freight Line, S17 Broadway,
entrance In Thomas stroet.
JAapAIyk
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TIE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY. ON
interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, showing
bow live and what to live for delivered daily at the
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable to attend can
receive copy by ardins Is cents u the Sec:y w
Ry0AdwAgs
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(1ITY OF BALTIMORE.
~ 81 600 six per Bonds OF the Western Maryland
Railroad Company endorsed by the city Of Baltimore The
undersigned Finance Committee OF the Western Maryland
Railroad Company offer through American Exchange Ma
ona Bank of the Bonds Of the Western Maryland
Railroad Company having 30 years principal and In
teres guaranteed by the city OF baltimore This endorse
ment having been suhorsed BY an act OF the legislature
ratified by almost unanimous vote Of the people A
additional security the city has provided sinking fund of
S2c0000 for the qucaon of this debt at maturity An
hb of of the shows that she has
available convertible assets than sufficient pay
her entire indebtedness To investors looking for absolute
security offered In this market greater In
ducements These bonds offered at H and accrued In
teres, coupons payable January and July:
WILLIAM KEYSER,
JOHN X. LONGWELT.
MOSES WIESENFELD,
Finance Committee.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-rouRrEEN
years: esnumbins application; gas adminissersa; ss.
Sets ';g,1sS JAY vi EESss Grand , ns Broadway
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FINANCIAL.

A ETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY or NEW YORK, l70
n Broadway, New York, Dec. 80, ls70:-A dividend OF
eight cent free OF tar, VIII be paid ON de-
q. 3. BoGERT, Secretary.
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sAtE SF FUR

"A niuTsFEDwIN NICHOLS CO.. AastonesTs n9l esa,.,
at the elegant mansion - East Tenth street. one block west
OF Broadway between University place and Fifth avenue
Carpets; rosewood and walnut Paror Suits covered with
satin brocae silk and striped reps Cabinets bois de r0A
gded and marble top Tables; Eageres Bookcase, Desk
Turkish Chairs Lounges, Bronzes Clocks, Mirrors Cur
tains Paintings Bedsteade, Bureaus, Wristbands Com
nodes spring and hair Dining Table, sdeboard
useful Household Furniture.
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~ the Sd of January 1871 AT o'clock p. NJ, at No. ID
tim
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CLOTE JAMES
ssationcrs Printen and Blank Book Manufacturer 90
Selop sweet 6lspk bQVka MADE W pattern.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


BY virtue OF chaei mortgage win expose for sale
public auction, on Tuesday the Sd day OF January 1871
at l0 o'clock In the forenoon oor of building
situated on the essery side Of Washington street. door
goods wit One full geared Lathe with patent at
tachment; two plain Fox Lathcs. one Forge, one Hand
Lathe ono 81 inch Emery Wheel six Cutters three
Chucks, pair Stocks and Dies Screw Plates So
Hand Lathes 50 Taps 8S Drs six Cutters Dris and
lsrxs Int of Tools, &C. J. r. HARRINGTON,
Narshal aud Attorney FOR Mortgage
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DY MAX BAYERsDoRFER, AUCTIoNEER SELLS
ID at II o'clock at S67 Second avenues Confectionery Toys
Stationery Counters Shelving Showcases, Tables Chairs
Refrgerators; well stocked
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UCTIoN NoT1CE-FANCy GOODS, CHINA, CROCK
N cry, Yellow Ware, plated Table Cutlery, &c.--FhR
RINGr0E sEdxAs Auconeers, win sell Tuesday, Jan
street, general assortment the above goods to be sold
from the shelves In lots to suit city and country retail trade
Goods packed for shipping
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BUSINESS OPPORrUNrrTEs.

A HOUSE OF HIGH STANDING, WITH AN EATEN
awe business in the importing and wholesale trade,
being about to ch.nge their operations will dispose Of their
Stock store AID Futures Any persons desiring to enter
from $o00 to 900 be used to advantage VIII nd
be noticed unless by reliable party with reference Esta
shed 30 years Address q. b. ALLEN, box 1888 Post
office.
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COAsTWIsH sTEAMsHIPs.

N0TICE.-sTEAM TO SAVANNAH DIRECT.-A FIRST
IN class steamship viii san Tuesday January g. al
r. NJ Passage TO Savannah rsineed For passage apply
NJ. DOHERTY,l IL Broadway.
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A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK
IA Chatham square and New B0wery New YORK,
Ii now receiving deposits from 81 10 $4,000 entitled TO inter-
eat az from January 1871 at the rate OF six per cent per
annum,
Free of United States deposit tar.
Assets Principally invested In United States
bonds and New York city bonds and mortgages, -,
Deposits~Increased accrued interes. to date
December l, 1870. ............... alta 600 90
Surplus over all liabilities ..... sIa8,76s.e2
J. +. COOPER Secretary.
c. ID. BAILEY, Treasurer.
A TLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
IA The SemtAn Coupons OF these Bonds Will be paid
and after Thursday the 2ah December in gold at the
National Shoe and Leather Bank In New York at the Com
WILLIAM A. HAYES, Treasurer
A MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
IA New Jersey Property located between Jersey City
and New Brunswick
POTTER BROTHERS, No. 81 Pine street.
ID NEw YORK. Dec, 1870.
Interest will be paid TO deposors mt the of six 6
cent all from yr dollars TO thousand dollars,
and all exceeding thousand dollars hve 90
cent such or deposits agreeaby with the pro-
visions OF tho bylaws, and payable on and after Monday
Jan. Is, 1871
All Interest called for will remain principal and
draws interest from JAM l.
BY order OF the Trustees ~ - .
O. II. CoGGEsHALL, Secretary.
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MUSICAL.

In ORDER TO THE REINFORCEMENT OF CHklsr
church choir additional boy sopranos and altos wiz be
liberal stpends paid to those who have some ex
perence chorisse those also who are ignorant OF the
principles Of and advancement VIII De tangbt
Rratutosy and placed upon the pay roll when quaiined
ages between and a. Apply afternoon Entrance by
ada door Of the church. Thirty nth street, Fifth
DR. Cutler cannot reply written applications
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sPoRTING-DoGs, nrRDs, &C.

A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND Bi RDs FOR SALE
IA Medicines for nil diseases. Prepared food for mock
BIRDS Mt b. DOVEYS, No. Greene street. OF Canal
NJ Blades attended by Mrs. Dovey.
TNOR SALE-POINTERS Settlers, THOROUGHLY
broken; two young Setter Dogs, broken pointer
Slut and Setter Slut two Esqunsux Dogs handsomes
In country two black and tan Sus sx lbs weight Skye
Terrier Slut i've lbs weight for breed beauty
be beat IL. GARDNER, 81 Thompson street, rear.
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COLE, AUCTIONEER. PRINTERS AND OTHERS
81 To be sold Wednesday, January at 10 o'clock. nj
Sos Fulton street. Brooklyn entire Printing ONCE com
prsng Presses large assortment of Type, &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

DY ]. p. TRAvERS, ,AUCTIONEER.-JOHN A. DUNN
ID CO.-Mortgage sae--wi sell this Tuesday, January
at II O'clock q Cortlandt street. all and entire the first
class Fixtures Furniture Stock Lease, &c. of which must
positively be sod by order OF MORTGAGE chance
restaurant men, specuators others.
JOHN A. DUNN, 233 Bowery.
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A UCTION NOTlCE.-A. A. SCHULTZ, ,AUCTIONEER.-
IA &20u00 worth Of


public auction, 500 lots by catalogue.
On this day Tuesday, at the elegant residence 81 West F
eenth street, between Fifth and Sixth commencing
ION O'Clock. Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour style,
covered satin brocae; Etageres Secretae Bookcase
quetee bos de Cabinets, Tables, Encoignures Jar
dinere Canterbury Brocate Lace Curtains. magnificent
rosewood Panoforte celebrated maker Extension Table,
Sideboard, Silverware, Glassware Chinaware Linens
rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Wardrobes
Mattresses, Counerpanes Basement, Kitchen Furniture
also Furniture Servants Apartments
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SALES At AUCTION.

NEARsHAL,s sALE.-I g. wEINBERGER. AUCTION
Nl ser viii sell on this day Jan a. 10Y oeloos A. No;
Goods Also, Wednesday, Jan. at l04 O'Clock two
rosewood Pianos. BY order OF
Also, Wednesday, Jan. at II O'Clock for account Of
whom may concern, about S4.00J of Liquors, In
bbls.. casks and dem johns vz Old Kentucky Bour
bon Old Rye, Appleack, New England Rum Gin, Brandy,
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