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LEGATION OF TIE UxIrED STATKs.

QUITO, EcuadOr, Jan. 25, 1871.
SIR: Referring to my dispatch No. 81. the
contents of which | regard as very important,
l desire to correct slight error into which |
had fallen. as l learn from conversations
with President Morena aud Minister Leon
An accidental manner of this discovery of
the remarkable qualities of the cundurango.
as detailed in the despatch referred to. is en-
tirely correct. with the single exception that
the fruit, and not the leaves, is poisonous,
and it was in the absence Of the fruit that
the woman used the wood. supposing. as she
did. that it must contain the same destruc-
tive properties.
From information given me by the distin-
gulshed gentlemen mentioned above, / am
more than ever convinced Of the great value
of the discovery, and the necessity for iratlle-
date scientific experiments with the wood.
E. RUMsEY WING.
CUGDURANGO MADE PUBLIC
These dispatches when finally given TO
the public, in the orthodox official style.
were accompanied by communications
from MIR. Flores, Minister Of Ecuador
here, conveying intelligence Of the arrival
of the promised experimental stock of the
cundurango wood aud affording some In,
formation Of the success which had at
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Y Johnstowu, PA. Oaice on Iron street he
tween the Conemaugh Bridge and Pa r. L. De
pot. Co,!ectons &ud all business intrusted to
him VIII be promptly attended 20, 1911
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Early in the present year Mr. Wing,
our Minister at Ecuador, transmitted 10
Washington information Of lhe discovery
in that country of shrub which seemed
to possess great medicinal powers for the
cure Of some Of the most terribly agGniz-
ing, loathsome, and fatal diseases 10 which
the human race is subject, especially that
of cancer. This communication was made
in the following official form;
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BONE EsC .Eggs.
WASHINGTON. December .

WAsm:SGToS. December 81.
In II Interview. yesterday, Min
lister Schenck expires ed an opinion
in regard to the fishing question.
He said: Ny impression IS, that
Britain is not h4lf so difficult to deal
with relative to the fisheries rs the
Canadians themselves. The lat
ter's conduct is not stimulated by
instructions from England: on the
contrary i; cause much concern TO
Great Britain herself" He thinks
there will hc something more than
dollars and cents required in the set
Ting of the Alabama claims-sUch
is the rcopening Of the St. Lawrence
and the same rights for American
fishermen rs for Canadians.
President Grant expresses CONT
dence Ill the passage OF the san Do
mingo resolution by the House. Ii
IS said that the President hasaireadv
decided upon the names OF commits
sioners, but. declines TO make them
public no present.
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JOSEPH IIoSESsToCK has moved into
his new store i'm the County Buildilg. il
Is the larges: single room occupied as a
store, in the stare. and the handsamest.
II Is lighted by six large, elegant ranging
lamps or chandeliers. Tho display Of
clothing and furnishing goods aithey are
opened out, II very fine inded. From
the East and from san Francisco, Mr..
i-iosenStock has received. nd Is con-
sfantly receiving, dress nj business
suits, made 70 his order expressly for
this market under clothing. fine shirts,
new and beautiful neck-tie, the finest Of
blankets, extra inc boots hd shoes made
10 order. Kid and buck covcS, a very eX-
tcusivc and varied assortment Of the
latest style Of hats and caps, bedding of
all descriptions, extra fine horse hian-
lsrts. Ia splendid articE,l jewelry, and in
fact n fun aS,or;mcn oil the most deaira-
bic winter goods. Tvs Is the largcs; and
best sock ever br,i@ht to this market,
and il will be- sold 4 prices Ear below any
figures that any cher dealer can afford
to ii. upon his gods. Goto Roscns:ock's
and sue wna: a magnificent display he
makes. dl7-Im
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FROM

TRUCKKE. Dec. 81.
4 building owned by Robt. Bell,
was totally destroyed by fire at 9
o'clock last night, together with a
barn and about $1,000 worth OF
clothing. iewelry and furniture. No
insurance. A lmilding adjoining,
owned by !. c. M~cFarnahan, vas
also totally destroyed.
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Matst,iEo.

In this cy. Dee. a1. Is-n. hy Judge Waltz,
Thomas - BillElun to Mrs. Catherine
Jones.
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FROM OssEG0C.

PORTLAND, Dec. 81.
Over S32, 600 has already been
subscribed of the S100, 900 for the
starting of the West Side Railroad.
II is expected that the whole amount
will be raised within the time speci-
fed.
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Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bullion ship
ments during December r as fol-
lows: To the East, 116 bars, valued
at SI3S, 5S7 81; to San Francisco, 8
bars. valued at $1,000 80; total,
e15S, 0S6 10.
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LADIES LIST.
10y. Mrs Catherine Miller. Mary
NntiCup Miss Ann snyder. Mrs K
GENTLENEN'S LIST.
rci.fnrd. Chas " Crowley, Al
aUcA, Oscar Folsom, John
foyer. Geo lay l.
Murray. VIM II Murray, y p
Lg>T Paul. ! b. 60
Rogers, Anthony SuIncrS, II
Wing, Edgar
FRED d. TURNER, p. NJ.
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s-EITS. FARGO * CO.'S OFFICE
- viii be closed A II o'clock q. M. on
knday. III. Il. RICE. Agent.
prSon, Dee. 81, 1870. II
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E.o>a.

BLACK SHEPHERD DOG. WITH
hprt tail, White ON the back Of the
WYATT" or the nose. and one ycar old.
tturninG the same 10 the ~. Charles
Fl, the Under VIII be literally re-
lei. jal-tf
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LIST OF LETTERS

Renal .ng in the Carson City Postonlcc
JANUARY l., ISL.
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Evacuated


IBoRDEAux, Dec. 30.
FRAY and Vesoul were
eea1uap1l by the French before the
Prussian advance. The French r
under orders of Generals Bressoler,
Brenns and Garibaldi from Bor-
deaux. This army is to march di-
rect upon Paris.
The smaller towns now resist rs In
the case Of Tours.
prusslans nepris@d.
st Argent and Coy the Prussians
were repulsed by the inhabitants.
BEsAUCoS, Dec. -.
The Prussigns assaulted Belfort
again but were repulsed with loss.
In the assault on the 2lst they hal
fifty wagons 81 wounded, who, upon
their arrival 1T Cnatenois, were near
" all frozen dead.
Versailles authorities accuse the
French Of paying 80 francs for each
officer escaping and breaking parole.
40 lie Attacked.
CAELsRUnm, Dec, 30.
An attack will be made immediate,
" by the Prussians with shot and
she'll, upon Beliville. Nilette and st.
Antoine. Nothing will be done by
the army Of the Loire for a fort
night.
Reinforcer1cnts to the number o
$50. 900 men are arriving TO join the
army OF the Loire.
\ Paris correspondent of the 29tl
says shells have been thrown int,
tie north portion Of the city from st
Aus, 1T range OF 1000 yards.
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parSlS calling forthrSn letters will please
Sty Advertised"
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lnvitntton COMMITTEES.

cRNsEr COUNTY.
Hon. II. G.. Blasdel, Hon. Jas. 5. slinserlane,
&C. Ellis, lioa. Jas. Z. Lewis.
=. V. Bcnton, Hon. II. c. Whitman,
Col. A. Curry, IL n. J. Neely Johnson
Din1G Corbe,t. Hon. T.. II. IIillyer.
Hon J. A.. Burlingame, Hon. II. X. El.tnsr,
Gen. l.. ". Clarke, Joseph Rusenstock,
John l.. Cheney, VIM. Patterson,
Joseph II. Cowiny, Judge : II. Wright,
VI. b. Dow, Hon. c. v. Notew.r-..
j. G. Dorsey. Victor 4. Muller,
:. II. Day, q W. @. Ferris,
John g. Fox, d. Sweeney.
VI. c. Gardner. Hon, Thomas Wells.
Peter Cavanaugh, Dan'i @. Kiizmeyer,
John Q. Moore. p. Walker.
James fraser, Hon. AID Tresdway,
L. p. Fri-lie. y. VI. Geiierson.
J. Martin i;eese. Samuel Hodgkiason.
". d. Ketser, George g. Lyon.
7. b. Winston, s. Abrahams,
n. $. Mason, David McGown.
:. T. Swift. Isaac Mcconnell,
Hon. b. IL Mcder, s. A.Ncver.,
II. r.. Mislel-. IL. r. Phillips.
Jas. A. Mandlebanm. John Ro.-er,
II. y. Rice. n. Y. Stew art,
Jaoob Klein. Hon. H.. u Edwards,
jacob T,bries, ". u, Torreys,u,
George TUT, =. d. Turner,
T. J. Edwards. Georg. W. Chedic,
Hoa, II. II. Beace. John u. Buckley.
Or. ]. d. Thompson. rr. Waters.
nr- Cotton, George D. Fryer,
Cyrus Adams, J. r. Winnie,
o p. willie, A. Lewis,
John nrie-hach, DR.. George Munektoa,
C. b. Mcclellan, W. J. Mrdge.
Sam. Hyatt.
= sroRrr COUNTY.
Hon. =. 4. Trit.e, Hon. Thos, II. Williams.
Judge Il II. Taylor, C.. C. penaergast.
II. II. Mitchell, Gen. John Is. Winters,
J. T. Goodman, Jonas Sc.ley,
Major Farron, hon. ]. c. Curris,
Judge b. $. Mesick. Gen. C. C. BAt,ermsn
fhama, Sunderland,
WHITE FIVE couSTrt
Judge Frank rilford, John Wagner. q
Hon. Thomas j. Tenant William d. Shornberg. \
Majo 0keefe.
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
William Hill, Hon. William c. Grimes
i rtKo COUNTY.
Hon. Frank Proctor. s. b. wyman,
Col. James c. Dow.
LANDER couyrr.
Dan Patterson lion T.. s. Dsvis,
Charles Srie,s, Henry ". Butler.
HUMBOLDT ctuSrr.
GOV. John G. Fall, Hon. Q. X. stsmpley-
LINCOLN COUNTY.
George 5. Sawyer. Horny Rives.
rsurR,rn, COUNTY.
Judgowfliam VI Boring Judge VIM. NJ. sssvt;
Hon. Lewis Doron, John Wheeler.
lros COUNTY.
Rober, West. John Powell. j..
DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Or. Black. r. II. claysea..
Warren WATSON, John williams.
wAs4oE COUNTY.
thomas Z. Hayden, James. Roberts.
Reception Committee.
". Thompson, o. A. =. Gilbert,
\Gaige, d. b. MAgee.
~, Thee. A. Haze,
q. !! : q: !; !: =: :; :: :.
en, J. Z. Desley.
], Harry Peters,
II. =. Mason,
George I. Lammoc
= Director,
:. GGirardo.
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con-
Uavti
-
~
istra-
In the
Gran,
anu ~
anil
6.ommit-
-
-
'H's w
Idy lawsuit,
Dain in former
;,,., s,.lIv
mter eNpeldinS lorly
Ilars. and sacrificing $1,000
x, troo, !, 49, ~
~
'hE' nc SAID:
he thing in it was substantially
/hc. and that was the information de-
lived from an officer ofthe Navy, that
IN cruising about the bay OF SANTANA
lie saw lots marked with "BaeZ."
:" Babcocs,' "CaZneau.'' .Fabcns."
n Grant. Such vas the iuforma-
tlon, and mentiJiied il rs "A fact. /
never supposed that General Grant
knew of any suca thing, nor did 1
ever suggest that he knew Of Il a
never supposed il; and any chacse or
hint in that report or. anVwae.4 .tSe
thar | ever did make any sucil impu-
ta,ion Is an absolute fllSchood. This
Is my answer to the piled-up agony of
the senator from New lorS.
The r.rrf,s of Morton AMI rl,,unds
-,
"er" eaPee'd4iy pitier. ING LATER SAID;
Now. 81, ! say. under sspch circum-
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Drn Gco0s.
90 TO EHRICHe
TEMPLE or FASHION

90 TO EHRlCHo
W TEMPLE or FASHION
"a RlGETH-AYR -
The uerse ard uppreente denanl fer UNDERGRADUATES
HOSIERY GLOVES during tie past wsss shioh are uni,e
sally del De- the best oeTel BY M hs
induced oeT during the Wee stu LANCER sod AZ we
ome low These excellent gOods SI he NJ A. NE
prces advertised. without any at mpt at huulus.
Ladies fue muslin DRAWERS. o tucss. ~ ne
Ho,ier quality TUCKED and RUFFLED. al iSc
FHll size tiEMlSE. well nade A. Sc.
Poll dse CHKMlsB. fancv embroidered bosom. At lie
(hkMiSE. tucked ard embroidered bosom, al 81.
Full size NIGHT GOWN, rufic trimmed, At &C. -.
Together fu assortment Of an grades ~ Ladies UNlLhtAk
hENIS. APRONS. inaua ROBES. UNDERGRADUATES, CLOAka
Embroidered FLANNEL SHAWLS etc, ETC
Best BALBRlGGAN TO r, sill c'oct ei At ic, worth -
Pull & lar male HOSE st BE-. worth Die
ErhtUderol EDGINGs anil tNSERTINGS At No. 70, and Be-
5o0 dozen best BUTTON and While TUCKED at 81 ~ worth
81 75
200 KID GLOVES warranted better than any dollar glove 10 the
CITY, 81 BE. p8if or thfle pairs for - 80.
80 dozen KID GLOVES % sc, worth SOC.
Real GIiPURE LACE, fll ? inches vide, f3oc, wors 10
Roe GtiPURE LACE fen inces vide at 10 wdfh - to
Real GUPURB LACE, full inches vide at o. Worth 81
al lees than Nhoae HOns 10 the A Just opening
style Hats and Bounes Pine fose7s Imitation LaeeS
STRAW TRIMMINGS AT BARGAINS.
CUT OCT THIS ADVERT isLMENI FOR NOAfANlDn.
We etvrsa oods but what have strictly he pucas named
All Goods uaTAed In plain 1g1res
Sok and D piled in any quantity st les than dO"l
tow W oefeo prices
Orics by mail runc.ually attended b. AZ
EHRICH'S TEMPLE OF FASHION,
No 81 HGHufAvR,
BETWEEN TWENTYTOTETn AND TWENTY ZIP HIST.
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ADRIAN II MclLEs, Aaciooeer.

VALUABLE LOTS on 5. +. corner Eleventh
s,. luI Sl1tv-ffbs and =. T. Teuhye and sixty
uItb-sL. 30 AUCTION-ADRIAN H. MULLER r. r. NILhIHs &
all TUESDAY, March L. - IL ctpck al ti
Z1cI8rsr fa.e.rD,n. il B-ual ra}: 49, .
ITH AyFour Lo tie northeast corner o! Tenth
SIXTYSKI HST-One Lot north aie Of sIysIt 100 FEET
Of erthsv-.
7y.ere7ltb.sre AID SiTtr-snl-si. 5TD
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BETWEEN TwEyrYrouRTn And ID T%RSTI }IF !ls1
AT KINZEY'S,

u
69l BRoADwAY
BARGAINS -. .,.au.,,.
IRON FRAME REGULARMADB HOSE DE- $500.
MISSES COTTON HOSE, I2Ie. Ise. lee pair -.
LADIES COTTON HOSE &C.. Ioe, I2!e. up. ,,.u,,,.o
CENTS COTTON HALF HOSE, &C.. iOe l2le up. -
LADIES FRENCH KIDS Soc pair.
THE REGULAR DOLLAR KID, 7sc patti -
MISSES KID GLOVES 25e, sOa Sc pair.
GENTS KID GLOVES, 75c. sgc 81 pair
LADIES SILK GLOVES, 25o pair. -.
LOTS OF FANCY BUTTONS &c dozen. -.
BEST looYARD MACHINE SILKS &C. spool
A'A''' 'olO' ALI ava AT KTYzEYs
FINE ENGLISH STAR BRAIDs l5e. dozen pioces. -,
ENGLISH PEARL BUTTONS &C., &C., Sc, &C. dozen.
TAPES or EVERY KIND It.. g. &C., &c piece
BEST nCYARD SPOOL CoTT0YS, &C. spool
FISB SLEEVE BUTTONS IOc., I5s. 20c. rsir
AT KISzErs.
SILK GIMPS, De-, 3e, &c, Sc. &C. yard -.
SILK TRIMMINGS Dc, g., &c &C. yar
SILK PRINCES, &c.. &c. Sc. &C.. &c yaH. .,.,.-.-.a
VELVET TRIMMINGS, Sc &C. &C.. Zoe. yard.
LOTS or RIBBONS. &C.. &C.. &C.. loc l2lc Jsr-
LINEN EDGISGs AND LACEs. Ic. 20, D., &C. Sc. yari
vALENCFENNEs LACES. &C., &C., c. &c.. lOc yari -
NEW LACE COLLARS, 2sc Ole. doc Sc, iOc. 6'-
LINEN AND LACE SITS, ige, Sc. 75o set -.
YEEDLEwORK SETS SOC C3c.. 15c, &c. set
HAMBURG EDGWGs, Dc g.. &C.. Be-, loc. yard. up.
HAMBURG INSERTIONS, &c. &C., 5c &C., loo. yaTj. up.
HEasTTrcH HANDKERCHIEPs &C.. &c.. e, I2lc.
LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, &C., se-. lie. I5e Up
GENTS HEMMED HANDKBRCHIEFs loc., 15c, 2o.. up.
LADIES MUSLIN SKIRTS 33c.. Soc. &c -.
LADIES' TEN.TUCEED Skirts 7o. -.
LADIES' TwESTY.fUCKED sRIETs. &c.
FINE RUFFLED AND TUCKED SKIRTS. 81
NICELY TRIMMED CHEMISE Sc. up. -
PRBrrILY TRIMMED DRAWERS, 45c, up. .
TUCKED AND TRIMMED NIGHT GOWNS, eS-. NJ.
MARsEIILEs QUILTS, Al %, 81 90 81 u. up -
FIGURED AND STRIPED MARsEiLLEs, l2le. to Re
PLAID KAISsOoKs Ice, lee. 2oc. yari. -.
PINE PLAID MUsIEs. lsc. lee, zoe yaal ..
JACONEr MUsLIys, l2ic, Toe. zee, &c. yard. -
CHEAP LOTS OF DRESS GOODS, lelc ysm up
LINEN TOWELS &C.. Ioc.. i2e, i5c.. Ice each. -,
iANh' 'Ai N''''' 49, 49, AT KISzErs.
LINEN TOwBLINGs &C., o., IOe., I2r yard -
ANOTHER LOT OF LACE CURTAINS, &c TO So. piece.
TABLE hi'h''' ''''D AT KINzEYs.
'ooO' Al WILLIAM KINzgrS.
G91 BROADW AY,
BErWRkN AMITY AND FOURTIISTS
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Sales bp Auttlcu

A. NEAWis Agc. Jlerl
DY BANGS. MERWIN & Co.. Broadway cor.
ID 4sae Of % Ar Fancy Goods Furniture, &c
MONDAY am TUESDAY. March - and l., 81 . y II. 1870
MODERN PUBIICATIONs-B0h Eaglsl Gla AIelcan Editions
Of BOOKS IN different o. Literature ltsioQ BosAh
travel Po5try Ecoh Medicine, Law, &C. AAo, BOOKCASES,
WHITING DISK, &C.
VEO. A. LEAYITT & Co. Gate Leavitt,
VI Strebegh Coz Clinton Hall, AstoEpace For the SALE 6y
Of LBKARss COLLECTIONS Of books PAINTINGS ana al
Kinds ~ biTaKAHy PRoPEKrT.
THURSDAY FRIDAY EVENINGS. Marh 10 ord IT, at y cA
Sale of magnificent PRIVATE LIBRARY Books on e2A',~on
Tuesday. Catalogues ready.
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fotcls.

Glart!e aE0 Slate Mlanir!5.
A KLABER STEAM MARBLE and MARBLE-
~ IZING WOfKs l and l6 Past Hgitenhst OF 'C' marble
Manels all complete Also Monuments Gia'e stont
fade TOPS, &c. s prices HAT defy composition
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.--ISch
W 30 ele.ant desgss from So sl2, SIS up asa T. 3
STKWART Co Ce5 S1th-sve, bet. Tbrytth aud T-r eis
enIS AND UPWARDS-Marble Mantels,
- Isb cool paee Prices lower tlan any oder ss
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Drn Gooos.
A Il RICHARD MEARESn,

hlCHAlt) MEARESS,
sIxTHAvE AND NlSETEEYTHsT.
ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS
HOUSEKEEPING AND WHITE GOODS
AN now SELLING
Fine Striped iui Figured Marles and Plques 20c. yard
Maeh better goods tne patterns &c. and BE
Iulwith Plaid Muslins, pc AMI 3lc
Fine Tucked nseols DC, soc sc. AMI ;Oc.
ALL rnt LEADING MAKES SHIFTING
AND SHEErING MUSLIN
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Allhtnn Napkins, 81. 81 %, and 81 . doren-
Ilncs Towel, 81 linen si 50 AMI 81 y dozen.
ltia large Hack Bath Towel. ~ IS Dozen
fine Linen Table Damasks. 6Jc. T5c., 83c.
lam NOW OPENING sPBCIAITIEs IN
LADIES' uNDEBCLOrHISG AND CORSETS.
lede' Pine Tucked slrs, 15c Sc. Slc and Sl
Sgh'govn', . and 81 Is chemse.. i5e sac
hne-W9Se and Handmade Corsets 75c, S3e. aud 81
Very Fine Cor,et. . 80 to 81 50.
ufesi variety Hoop sLiFn PAnie-s' &c
Ilnen Medallion and Embroidered Cuffs Collars and all the
FfNB LACRs IN POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE
Nalsncenles and GuiYure at asuil low Iroes
FANCY COTTON TRIMMINGS AND RUFFLTNGS
An entire assortment including all the drcnt styles Ia
At very attractive prices
HOSIERY GLOVES AND IMPROVEMENTS
In an The ssasonahe makes at lewest rates
GENTS AND YOUTHS DRESSSiIIRTs.
mts order guarantee and send by express o.
Of Tie country.
shirts, good muslin and linen fronts, for 49,
shirts, better muslin and good linen. 10 80
Stlrts, Nashville nusi aud dne linen, SlA
shiI.s Wsn,gtta Wg,n a9i yer, fne linen sl' 20
BLACK SILKS
80 pieces HEAVY eros Grain Black Sk 81 20 and al IS well worth
Bilcl S,tins. 81 Is, 81 50. and 81 rs heavy good.
RICHARD MEARRS
COR sIxTEGAvB aud NINErBgSTHsr.
lust OPENED-2OOOO yards HAMBURG
- EDGIHGS INSERTIONS, and GUIPURB BANDS, entirely
and fresh patterns extremely low prices. Also LLAMA LACE
BENNETT WILLIAMS 10 Broadway.
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Gouses an0 farms Uantc0.

Lou3c9 ail0 Inrln5 tUlnIcU.
WANTED to PURCHASE-A four-stCry
w broup1re HOUSE tetgps sixth and Madison and Thr
tuh anu Ffrt-ss PnCe exceed $500 No agents need
reply Address ,. o. Box 1888, New-iork CITY,
VNTANTED-For the Summer, by family of
w tao u1s small HOUSE in Couutry either furnished
afrso l not more than dtsnc from New ora Adj
dress With particulars ami terms :. r. g. H. Tribune ico
WANTED to HIRE-A small, neat HOUSE
-ooi ghbolhool; Brook upper part hafeni rent
must b. low. address NJ. NJ, Harlem 2. o.
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forses, Carriages, 6arness, &yr.

IFUtDFOi NWF FF Ut WWk TIC Ut y =
AT GEORGE j. M00RE's, No. Si6 BOwery,
SALE cheap PhAETOAS Doctors Top
WAGONS Shifting Top aud nOTop BUGGES large assortment
OF second hand WAGOSs.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS UNION
REPOSITORY BrbawayPrces every style suitable
for city and country use slightly soe greatly
reduced prices at wrrYs, Broadway
LIME CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
FITCH CONAN No l5J East Twenty iolrhL IS hnclass
Carriage and Road HORSES welmahed pairs aud single all iron
superior reared in the central Of this STATE
HARNESS and SADDLEBY.
LII lmror.era and Manufacturers
NELSON & GUILD.
"a LNION-sQUAEg.
Out orders promptly attended to.
HARNESS for farming, teamlng, trucking, cart
ing expressing contractors Ice COMPANIES railroads LIVERY stables
coupe business and pleasure 70 TO 500 per e az
MOSElfAN BROS Harness Manufacturers Narooms ia Chambers ST.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET

NEw-YoRK, Saturday March II, 1871
The trade in business and work horses was
very brisk throughout the week. and the demand parc-
uariy for farm and prime truck horses kept steadily in
creasing to its closing day. Prices were rmer than tho
preceding week. and the tenor OF the market altogether
greatly improved. For fine carriage road horses in
quires numerous, and good many bargains re
main pcndng but there actual sales of any mo-
ment, and only few transactions reported closed
from 5000 500 per team Of light driving horses.
Fresh arrivals from Canada and the Western states
reported daily and good supply OF all descriptions Of
horses very superior carriage horses excepted IL at
present kept the stables and in the Bulls Head
ket In tho latter il will amount to from lC0O 70 1.sO0
head and the former prOpOrtionally well supplied
The following table contains the average figures at
which horses held 10y the principal dealers IN East
Twenty-fourtb-st during the week closing to-day
Canadian Farm Horses frou........... sl25 500
Canadian Business Ioros Iom..........'' ~ 70 -
Car aud Stage Horses ir)m..........''''' ~ 70 ~
Prime Truck Iloses from. ................ 40 to p
Ro7d Horses (singeD iroin.....s..'.''.... ~ !" ""
One Pair Lghtdriying Horses, no, over L.2
One Pair One Cariage Horses frou...... 1000 to 1900
One Pair superior Carriage Horses, OF great 49,. o-oo
style ami beauty, ifOUL LOW 10
Over 10 horses are training at jerome Park for the
approaching Spring meeting. ,,- 4. So.
Tho regular city trade in carriages Is fuy up 20 hsJ
year and manufacturers o! fine work are running their
full force OF wOrkmen but the outside demand Il some
what behind what should be at the present season. ana
dealers who have thus far appeared In the market nave
made but few purchases
The condition of the harness and saddery trade is
similar o. that Of the carriage market ana inc ABOVE
remarks equally applicable TO It.
The harness aud saddery establishment OF MosemaD
Bros, whose advertisement appears ia our cOluS
the same house which, until the last OF February du
business at No lfS ChamherSt un0ef thc Hfin OF W. I.
G. NJ. MOseman. Their present business place, NO III
Chamlcis-st., IL an enlargement well an improve
ment on their former warcfOOms, ana contains an emu
bracing all grades and saddcry work OF their
own manufacture and ut reasonable prices
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aueiiOn Sales Of Real gsiaic.
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o,ks al auction. NO SALES TO BIZ USDEkbiD
oil be received.
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AZ furniture usual a residences Of
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