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letter (reRf Col ID. a. p. Camp
bcIf.--EIe. Accepts
PALMYRA. No, JUNE 21st, 81

PALMYRA, No, June 2lst, III.
Messrs Editors of BRISTOL, News:
I received this morning from
the post Office at-this place, copies OF
your paper aud the Tnyi1,idn. These
papers were sent me by some of mylun-
known friends in Washington Coun-
ty, Va, I,suppose, because they con-
tained letters asking me to become
candidate for the next Legislature.
AS |. cam, here with my wife On Wis
il to her father, and. ], expect to re-
main here short time, j shall from
this points write my letter OF acccp-
ttance TO the calls made me through
your paper and the Firginidn TO he
/ come Candidate for the next legisia.
! turc for Washington County, and shall
Fask yuu To give it a place in the co'-
umns of your next paper, ] can as
rSure my friepds that feel highly com
| pIimented at their. public request oil
| me to become a. Candidate for the res
ponsible office of Representative
/ Having i'm time past filled important
| places OF office in the County of Wash
ington, ! take these public calls upon
u g 70 1come anlidate for the le, :
is allure, ;s an assertion TO their apl rO-
baton of my past conduct, and -desf
| to entrust To my charge higher and
more important duties. The acme oi
my Dnlitical ambition is to serve my
fellow citizens faithfully in whatevt
Office they may deem me competent
to fill. | have not the gift of eloquenct
nor the power of oratory which some
men have still as Socrates has said o.
all men :" have enough of both to
i fell what I know" If elected to this
office my career shall be n sincere con
vittion thai / am thereby prompting
the hest interest uf the commonwealth
With these Assurances and. then
prompt fulfillment being guaranteed e
/ the public 10y my past character d'
respectfully solicit the support OF the
voters of Washington County. for the
position of Representative in youl
next Legislature.
Very Respectfully Yours, DC.
- D. a. 7. CAMPBELL
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The a. &c. R. III. Qucstion

Special to,he Daily Chattanooga Tim~sl
. MONTGOMERY; JUNE 26. Judge
Wood delivered an able opinion to day
by which the decree OF Judge Busteed
was reversed. and the custody of the
Alabama & Chattanooga Railroad was
iremanded to Stanton.
The temporary custodians are order
ed to surrender their trust and retire
from the field.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-30

THE Partnership between Gov. Nc
Mullen and Mr.. A. A. Banks, of the
Souikeren Patriot, has been dissolved
and the governor now has sole control
of that paper.
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Important Actien Touching the
Sale Of Lots i'm GoOdson.

: The Council of Goodson has passed
a resolution TO encourage the erection
of houses on the lots, TO be sold Oh
next "Wednesday, by providing for an
extension of time to such parties as
will build aud meet promptly the in
tercst. S
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W.. MenzeI e Son,
GENERAL PRODUCE >
Commission Merchants,
r. o. Boz. $500. No. ss Plat st4sIi

- N BW YORK
Solicit consignments of Ginseng, Feathers,
Becswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags, Haxseed, &C., &C., &e., &c.
Prompt and careful attention z ven to all
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
NV fORK FEREScEs.-Aarine Nation
al Bank; Seventh Ward National Bank /;
Messrs. Howes s Macy, Bankers, as well as
all respectable merchants throughout Vir-
ginia and Tennessee.
Nov H. lST0-lV
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TOWN LOTS for SALE.

SIX ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
For SALE. on 6aianion and kirg street, Bristol
Tenn. TEkss EAss.
In the absence Of the Subscriber, call on J. r.
Crumley. Z. 6. ?. HUGHES,
June slst ls7i.-tr
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REAL ESTATE
IN AND NEAR bristol
FOR SALE.

II OFFER Al moderate pr'crs. and on acccmmoda-
Il ling TERMS the following Property, viz:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT At west end Of Bristol.
House Is % feet; Kitchen and Stable
One IEOuse and 1.2 Acre lot on 9Th
STREET. House hss-5 Rooms: new Stable or the
lot This Is one 81 the most desirable Tots on this
street being -neat to the Presbyterian Church,
King college, Tennessee Depot aud Post onaee.
Fifty Acres of Land one mile south Of
Bristol on Bezgor Creek. This will be difided ~
salt purchasers fnto u Acre Lots or larger with
road street to zach lot. This Land is desirable
for private residences.
100 Acr~s Land on west side Of Beaver
Creek tad Joining tho above 10 Acres CLEARED and
in cultivation balance ia woods. There are saw
and Grist Mills "a of mile, to mile Of it,
Beaver creek here affords excellent water r1ss
er which will be sold separate or put in stock In
Manu- fsctRriHg Establishment at valuation.
$50 Acres Woodland heavily Timbered,
we'll adapted 10 Tobacco. Grass, &C.. and Is within
one mile OF Saw Mill
For farther particulars spply TO
Z. B. -MCCLANAHAN,
in Rear Of Post 0fiicr,- Bristol, Tenn.
June Sc, lS7l--4t. -
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TO THE PUBLIC.

With this issue of the Ne,cs | sever
my connection with it. Mr.. Ebert
Fowler, the former able Junior Editor,
resumes his position.
J. S. BINGLEY.
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GEN. MALONE has received, it is
said. sixty-tive miles of new iron for
the Va. 4 Tenn division of the A.,
NJ. d D. II. II.
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In resuming control of my interest
In this journal, l will aim to be true
10 my country and myself.
GILBERT FOWLER.
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.kMney. 1 EIadder. eompLaIn.s,

Urinary, and wonb diseases. Gravel, Diabetes,
DrnPsF. Stoppage Of Water, lncontinsnce Of Urine.
Bright's D<-zs-, dlbuminnria, and in all cases
where there are brink dust deposits, or the water
is thick, cloudy, mixed with substances like the
white of egg. thteals like hite silk, or there
is a norbil. dark, billions appearance, and white
hone dust de.,osits and " Then thers h pricking.
LurninE sensation when passing water, and pain
in the small Of the Back and along the Loins,
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.

5vsry Drag. Of the 'SARPARILLIGN RESoLy-
En- r communicates through the Blood, Sweat,
lifine, and other nuids and juices OF the systcm
the viSOr Of Life, for it repairs the wastes of the
body with new and sound MATERIAL, Scr6fu id.
Sgphiiie, Consumption. GLand.tLar disease UIceIs
the hrodt. Mouth. TiE'anrs. Nodes in the Glands
and other parts Of the system. Sore Eyes. Srtiuso
disc g. from the Ears, aud the ,oOrst forms
Of SKIN diseases, E,uptions. Fsrer Sores, Scdld
Had. King Norm, SIT Rheum. ErEsipeius, Acne,
Black SpDs, q ia the Fish, TtnUrs, Cancers
in the Womb. and all Weakening and painful dis
charges Night Si0eU:s, Loss Of Sperm and all
sodstf IF the liz principle. toithin the curdtire
rrrTlge Of this Iconder # Modern Chemistry and n
ic dayx' tciH prDre TO any person ssing it for
either Of these forms 4 disease its potent potcer to
cure them.
/ IL the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
wastes and deconPositi that is continually pro-
gfsksing, succeeds in arresting these wrstes, and
repairs the SANE with material made from
healthy bio d-aRd his the SAKsAPARILLIAS will
and does secure cure is certain fer when once
this remedy commences its work of publication,
and succeeds III diminishing the loss If wastes,
its repairs will he rapid and every day the patient
will feel hinsef gre wing better and stronger, the
food dgesting better, appetite improving, ard
flesh and weight Increasing,
Not only does the SAKRAPARILIIAN REsoLvgyT
excels all down. remedial agents in the cure Of
Chronic, Serofu Ions, Constitutional, and Skin dis
saseS but Is The only positive cure for -
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BristtI Ge6 s.
FRIDAY, June 80, 1871.

ifcssra. Aiken d 90. are our GufhOriz-
ed agents to obtain and receipt for SUI
.c,iptions TO the NEWS at Union
Tenn. Parties desiring to subscribe
can enter thei. clab lists ut the most
advantageous rates crer oGcred in this
country.
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RADWAYls RfkDY RELIEF


Will AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
iNRLAMMATIoN or TIE KIDNEYS
=, INFLAMH NATION or THE BLADDER
incl 4MHATION OF TIE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, hIFFg GUfT BREATHING,
-. PSLFlTATlnN CT TIE HEART
MYSTERIES GROUP, EYPfHERIa.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TOOTH iCH H.
EErRALGlA. RHET ATISM
GOLD CHILLS, AGuE CH!LLS.
The application OF the Ready Hrfiefto the pat
parts " h-re the pain difficulty exists will al
fiIrd and comfort.
TwrpIy dfo: IL halfa tunbler Of wat-,r viii IL
a few moments cur. CRAMPS. SPAsNs, ,sHrE ST''N
flCH, HEARrBURS. SICK HEADACHES. pIkRRHEi
| INTERNAL PAINS. $500
Travellers <hou'd alwaysesrry bottle of Rad
s~ay's Ready Relief with them. y few Drops in wa
ter Will pr vent scknrss or psiiIs lon Change, a
ESter. IL is Brtier than Frereh Brandy or bitter
7 As a atimulAiit.-
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Boarding in charge Of Principal ana mis- but boarding
be had families
iO
Washing dollar deductions bIB
N
For particulars address the Principal Bristol Tenn
Aug.
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TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE,
Az
BRISTOL-GOODSON,
1IRGLpZd.
$50 TOWN LOTS

BEING portion of
the Ianl recently purchased by the Corpo-
ration of Goodson, of JOS. Johnston. of Ihil-
adelphia, will be exrosedto SALE 10y Pub-
lie Aucfion On the
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New Adveruser,ents.
ATTENTION I

GOLDEN CLUB of Gootlson, Va,
will assemble at their rOOnI, in the
Lancaster property on Solar Hill,
july 4TH. at o o'clock. A. NJ, in full
Regalia for parade. There will be
speaking in the grove back of Mr.. y.
l.. Bursoh's residence, and Dinner in
the Store of Col. Bozang on Main st.
COMMITTEES.
June 80, 1S71.-1t.
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Fever and kgne.

-; Fever and Ague.
FEvFk and AGrE cured for fifty ernts, There is
not remedial agent this world that will cure
Fever ard 4yrc. AVID altnther MRlarious, Billions
Scarlet Typhoid. Yellow. and o,h-r Fsvers lajd.d
by RkDwAIs PILLS s"qu Elk as RAILWAYS READY
RkIIEF- Fifty cents per bottle.
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.asEyERY DESCRIPTION of COUNTRY PRODUCE

Refers ty Permission to
4. O. NICKNAME ESQ.,, Presideut Virginia
f.ARcY PSuI. Esq President Petersburs Saw
ings ard lisssrAnc' ComrHny.
TT. RRoO ks, Esq., 7 esident Merchants \ n
tional Sank 800
REUSEN RAGLAND, Esq, President CONNER
eial National Sank rt
w. Il. JoaNsTaS. gE.a., FresiScni. First Ma
tioHal Bank. - f-.-5 ,
:. A. PLUMMER. Esq, President Planters and
Mechanics Bank.
Messrs. HINTON a DUYS, Bankers.
JAMES, WRIGHT & CO, Dry Goods.
June iSTi.-1y-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
q. j. SAVERS,
DEALER IN RE4L ESTATE,
FRANKLIN, Pa,

BUYS and sells Improved and nniIarroved Land
anywhere in the United States.
June9.
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FREE TO Book AGENTS.

~zvANTED-AGENTS,t 1870 pr day. 70 sell the
Nv celebrated ROME SliU . Lk>hWiA0 ~
.,HiVF Has The upderf-ed makes the q. lock
-tieh' alike on both sides and Is fuzzy eersrd.-
rhe best and cheapest family Sewn Machine IN
he market address, JON SON, CLAIM q w.
ioston. Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, H., OF
ST. Louis, No. c" NV
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
3 O'CLOCK.

~ kAET - A MYTH : Ex penses psid-Mai-
@S<S 4 ~ Femsis -igeats. - orss and outfit
fG' nisnrd. address, co AOvrLTy Co.
!, jun = Is sap Ee- :
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.,aNwzhlA VIEW HIGH n Scion,
BiistolaGoodson Va.
REv.D. sULLIEs, A. NJ, Principal,

ST. s Five I've Months vi
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CIVIL MOTIFS

The State Courts adjourned yesterday until
tomorrow. to-day being legal holiday IN this state
Before United States Commissioner Wipslow
yesterday In the matter of the alleged bankruptcy OF
W H. NJ. LANCER. a New York wholesale dealer iu fms
claims were proved amounting % 5000 and maiotirI
OF the creditors elected samuel Shcthar and William ID
Yocum, assignees.
IN the case of the United States against N
= Morse BENJAMIN Wood and others, lately pending Ia
recover the sum Of $4,000 claimed 10 he due I'm,
United states upon the payment into Court of the sum
Of $500 the mas been discontinued under nsruc.
tions from the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
The equity calendar for the February term
Of the United states Circuit Court appeals in equity and
feyiews in bankruptcy from the United states District
Court excepted will be called by Judge BlachiOrd IN
Tie District Court room, Monday, FeD ~ At j. a. ~.
when cases viii assigned for trial durug Tho tW,
weeks commencing March -.
IL he United States Eastern District Cour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
FAMILY QUARREL OVER 4 WILL.

The trial of the Hogan Will case, involving
personal property and real estate worth s9OOO0 was
opened yesterday, by eXJudge Cowles for the planIf
the Supreme Court Circuit before Judge Sutherland
jury. and will probably continue for two or three
weeks The facts i'm the case are that Eliza Helen HO-
gan, widow OF Dr. Robert Hogan, died at F0rdhan IN
April 1861 leaving three daughters Sarah c. Hatch, wife
Of Mr. Roswell ID. Hatch; Clara NJ. Pengnet wife of
Dr. Eugene Pcngnct, and Ellen Louise Of the Institution
o. the sacred Heart, Manhattanve. MIS- Hogan left
will executed in October. 1885, whereby she gave nearly
all here property to her daughter Clara She also gave
deed 81 her real estate TO Clara short time before her
death Mrs. Hatch claimed that the execution OF the
will and the conveyance were procured fraudnenty ana
through undue influence on the part OF cara ana by
means OF circumy enOn and coercion. Mrs. Hogan lad
lived, since the death Of her husband IN lN6l,
with her daughter Clara, and IT Is CANNED
nat the latter had embttcred her mothers mind against
sarah Though their relations had hitherto been most az
eCtOnael 10y long continued system 81 nlsrclreSeua
ton. Mrs Hogan, it i said, was feeble invalid ana
very intrn, and her sOnin-law, Eugene Pcngnct VINO
was her medical adviser had exercised undue control
over her The plaintiff is represented by tN-JGdscs
PcrrepOnt aud COWlcs and +. W. StOuChton Johh era
ham aud Nj. COudert appeal for the defendant.
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~ Admiralty Yesterday the trial q the suit Of the Mar
rocansett steamship Company agt the steamboat Mar.
onset, was begun before Judge BENEDICT This action
nnins between New York and Pail River To recover
damages caused by collision with the steamer Nara
| lIinsett IN Aprli' ioos'
In the cases of Alexander Harvey and John
stuart and John Ais and James Glbie against the bark
vivid decree entered by Judge Benedict yester
day in favor of the ibelans In the first for 800
and costs; and in favor of the belans In the second
case for 1900 and costs IL directed that the de-
crecs should he enforced against tho persons signing the
stpuations made when the vessel was discharged from
custody.
In the case of Richard Baker jr., and Others,
trying in the United States District Court action
brought to recover. under the Revenue law 100000
value Of quantity Of sugar imported by the defendants
II alleged that this sugar weighed o. 22i34 pounds
and that by bribng the weigher in the CustOmHouse 1t
was made 10 appear To the authorities that il weighed
only 2,ll5.644 pounds.
Parts ]. and H. of the Marine Court are to
be divided into two EACH with connecting DOORS
that there viii he three Trial Terms one Chambers
Term The occupied by the Judges and Clerks
as private room, will he made part OF the Clerks Of
nee Ia give greater accommodation to the Bar The 1T
ting up viii he similar to that of the Superior Court
Room In the New Courthouse The alterations viii be
made as speedily as possible.
Michael X. Nilsson brought a suit against
Thomas Mclean to g. for services rendered in
experimenting the building Of lghtdraft steamers
for trade on the Amazon River The tried in
the supreme Court Circuit before Judge Sutherland and
there were three deenses: That the steamers not
bult FOR the defendant, but for steamship company
that the plaintiff up the position before completing
the work and that the work badly done. The jury
awarded the plaintiff $500.
In the Marine Court Part l.. before Judge
Joacbmsen, yesterday, John Reed brought an action
against Henry Kearney to 81 600 for false I'M
prsonment, claiming that in July 1870 Kearney caused
him TO be arrested and imprisoned charge Of pur-
Joining money from the till Of his grocery No. 900 West
u fn-St- m a.
Of Special Sessions person appeared against him, and
ne discharged Kearney said he caused Reed 10 be
arrested account OF statement made to him by Que
Of his employees who said that he had Reed take
small sums OF money from the money drawer that on
the day set down for the trial at the Special Sessions he
came down with his witnesses hut on account Of some
delay he did not reach the Court until after iced had
boon discharged. NersIict for plaintiff fOI ilIC
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RELIEF FOR FRANCE.

The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce
Relief Committee Charles H. Marshall, sent the follow
ing dispatch on Friday to Benjamin Moran, Secretary OF
the United States Legation at London:
BBvJlsIS MORAN, dm>rtoa Lepata Loadcni . - 49,
win Won Morgan Iugh Met uoch ard Resell surgis act ~
funds for the relief Of sarVaon 10
Fr,uof We your to channels Of cnbunon uH
subscribed here
On Sunday reply was received from Ar. Moran'
accepting the trust on behalf OF himself and his col
leagues On Monday dispatch sent To j. s. Morgan
Co. placing to the credit Of the Committee aloc'
with suggestion that the agricultural districts he re-
heved at once. The Relief stoTe-shp Supply Will load
this week and start early next week for Brest or
probably reach France within 80 days The vessel Will
be manned by 50 men, under Licut-Commander g. ".
Dewey -,
Charles Ianer Treasurer Of the Relief Fund, aeknowE
lodges the following additional subscriptions to FEB ~
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ieip Uanteo.
proposdis.
PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHING, &c
orIos oY IHE COsGREs.Ies.L PEsrsH,


wAsmsGroS, Peb. Is. 1871.
In Of the provisions Of JOINT fouaon Of tonrres
sppove January H. lg providing for Publishing specifications ana
Patent Once sealed proposals. will be received this once
until February Is 1871 10 O'Clock In the forenoon for furnishing
illustrations drawings for fp thousand plates Of patents an
buy ou June 90 1869 July s2 tso hundred Aad Any copies
be ordered by the Patent once tone
hundred and hJ copies being the minimum NUMBER on eees her
l0Il5 inches 10 die. or 5iIll, or 6I9. -,
Tenders invited in behalf OF al processes Of hn'ne o
graphing hogrshns phso printing ETC. etc. that ms
best snd economical process NAV be adopted -
The furnish fr the Plates Of such nfe qua
and weight represented by samples 70 he furnished by % once
Samples Of the Illustrator be bid Tor under tins sdwfusef'
oce time during IL bunness
houT. 49, .,r
and illustrations be made in the City 81 Wash
ngun The printing the City u Washington ebewhe
Committee Public Printing direct and each
illustration he delivered free Of for hsnspeahon a. s
oce within days after the oner for the Is gwen 10 h con
tractor
approval Of United States Judge District Attorney IN
the penalty that die bidder bidders his their proposal
shall be accepted shall enter contract with securities OF the same
approved the for rs fntbiul performance so
proposal abo he accompanied by satisfactory evidence thai me
hte possess < xiii aud ability " accomplish the work IN
acceptable aud ato BY specimens OF TIE style mNh "
proposed 10 execute IT,
h. bv the Joint Committee Of Congress Public nuns 70 Ne
the he Government the COMMITTEE
serng f the light reject and all bills a. h Judgment OF
H. beet Interests Of the Government hcst,
Proposals will be Endorsed envelope Proposals for Luhogffrng
addressed tho Joint Committee Public Printing eFhsf 10
the Hon B. Anthony Chairman Of the SENATE Onmte
Printing: A. H. Latin Chairman Of the Heuse Committee
joint Committee Of Congress on Public Prntng
A VI. clap, Congressional Printer
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wooDurIL 4 cLAFLIN IN COURT.

Annie h. Swindal brought suit yesterday III
The Marine Court against Woodruff CaHin ana stated
her case az follows: she had been goyernesS and mad
saved little money. Attracted by the reputation OF
defendants she went 10 their banking Office and said She
had some $780, which she wanted to invest 10 the hest
advantage; that thereupon Mrs Woodruff told her that
If she had any money all she need do more work,
and that they would invest IL iii gold for her she OH
icctDd 10 rsbing IT, when the defendants promised 10
guarantee her from all loss. The money was handed
over aud in few weeks she informed that there
was but SIS left 10 her credit further charged that
similar transaction took place between the defendants
and another person. whom they paid.
Mr. woodruff testified that the plaintiff came TO her y
stranger and almost begged her 10 take the money Mr.
woodruff warned her of the great risk, and adVs her.
unless she thoroughly understood Wall-st 90 into
speculation but finally told her if she enough
10 bear loss II II came, she would take her money
Verdict for the plaintiff for S35s o..
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HORsE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
Ngw.YORK, Tuesday, Feb. 81, IN

NEW YORK, TUESDAY feD' 81, io'''
Farm horses in large numbers are arriving
from Lower Canada and begin 10 find a ready m""s
here They sell from s125 % s75 per head ana 10 ~o"
instances even better Drovers Of Canadian horses make
A. 4. Chambern's cOmmOdiOus stables In the bsiis
Head Market their headquarters. - -
The Improved demand FOR servceable work horres no
uced yesterday continues. Prices for GOOD 1led
horses, with plenty Of bone and muscle are nrer tho
general tenor Of the market IL altogether more eno"
aging than at the beginning OF last week.
For tine carriage horses inquiries on the increase
but buyer, are not Offering enough. and dealers h"s
pressing sales.
Aberdeen, the magnificent young IIambletOniaB stat
lion out OF the famous Widow Marrce, will stand tho
coming season at Passaic " j. Aberdeen owned by
Capt. Rynders.
The Nursery Stud Farm Babylon, L. l., has had An al
ditOn Of ly fOal three by Kentucky out ~ tho
imported mares Bapta OGlenelgs dam, Berice by tho
Sea DAM, Camilla, and the fourth by Beadsnan out
of by Buccaneer, imported during the past year
Some Of carriage dealers have once more placed
sleghs in front Of their repositories, but have not
learned OF any having been sold during the day. There
Ia no change In the condition % the carriage busiDse IL
actyy remains confined 10 the workshops OF the maDD-
facturers.