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Made Of Poor Rum. whisky, Frooi ~pirlts
aud Refuse Liquors doctorcd, spiced and ,gve..
encd please the taste, called Tonics, Appetz-
,,rs Iestorerr' &c. that lead the JIpper CD d.
drunkenness and ruin. but are Medicine rllj
the Native Roots and Herbs II Caljfornl free
from all Alcoholic StimuIanfs. They are tag
GREA- BLOOD PURIFIER and 4 LIFE
GIVING: PRINCIPLE. a perfect Renovat.r 81.
invi-oritor IF the system carrying OF all puisouua-
matter and restoring the blood . healthy CONT
uon. No person can take these Bitters according t
direction and remain long unwe provided the d.-.-
are not destroyed by mineral poison or otherusaa
and the vital organs wsS'ed beyond the p.#at,-
repair.
For ImfIammaIOry and Chronic :,acuma.
IiSm and CsOuT, Dyspepsia. or indigestion.
Bilious. Remittent and IntcFmiTteHT To-
vcr~, Diseases ofrhe Blood, Liver, kidney.
and Bladder. these Bittcrs have been most sac
cessfui such Diseases are caused 10y Initiated
Blood. which j. genera produced by icranEaIutI
fthe Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head
ache Pain IN tae Shoulders Coughs Tiehtuess II Tho
Chest. Dizziness. sour ErRctatons Of the Stugnacs
Bad taste the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Papltaiu-
IF te Heart. Inflammation II the Lungs. Pam t
regions Of the Kidneys and a hundred other painful
~.-apta ms are the offspring OF DyspePssa-
They gorsite the stomach and stimulate Tie -s
ti liver and howelz which render them Of unequal
ccacy IN cleansing the blood Of all impurities r
5lrartInz. new life and vigor To the whole system
FOR SKIN DISEA SIS. Eruptions, letter Sal
I,heUm. BIotches. spots. Pimples, PuStules, Bols
Carbuncles. RInE-Worns, Scald Head, Sore ETe-
Erysipelas Itch Scurfs, DESIGNATIONS Il tie skin
IIumors and Diseases Of the skin. # whatever rsl
nature. are literally dug up and carried aslt III.
system IN a short time by the Of these Better
one Bottle in such cases VIII convince the most ~
c-eduIous Of their curative effect
Cleanse the Vitated Blood whenever you ra. j..
impurities bursting through the skin in Tluap-es
EruptIons OF sores cleanse II when you IND u .
structed and sluggish in the veins cleanse il when
tits foul and your feelings VIII tell YOU when E.a
the blood pure. and the health 90 the system r.
follow.
PIN. TAPE and other WORM lurking j. III.
system many thousands are cGectually 5e~t-ar-
ed and removed. For fun directions. read careta-
the circular around each bottle printed four tss
-uares- English, German French and Spanish
J. WALKER, Proprietor r.. II MCDONALD So.
Druggists and General Agents, san FranesSe.. Cs.
and p ana a Commerce Street, New-Y,r5
--~0LD BY ALL DRUGGISTS And DEALER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

You can hav.. COTS fitness by Ft'tn
or II YOU cbovsv by the way Vt Ibe nAI-s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1871-11-08

e1ed, falling hair checked. and la.a-
ne-s often, though not always, cured
hy is use. Nothing can restore It..
hair where the tollcles are DESTROYED.
or the glands atrophied and decayed-
But such as remain can be saved .o-
usefulness by this application. Instead
ID touling the hair with pa>'y ~-a.-
'neEt. II Will keep II clean and vigorous
is occasional use viii prevent the ha-
rom turning gray or falling off aaa
consequently prevent badness. i
from those deleterious substances Wm,l
make some preparations dangerous aue
Injurious to the hair, the Nieor e.-
only benefit but not harm it. It wau.ta
merely for
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\ modest song and plainly told
The text Is worth mine Of gold
For many men most sadly lack
A noble stiffness in the back.
-GrGnd RapiIs Eagle
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\ New epaper Of tae Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants. Pro
fessional Men. Workers, Thinkers. and all Man
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
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The New York herald., 1871-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.

CUPREME couRT-CiTY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York. Henry j. Cullen and Henry A. Mott, a. execu-
tors and trustees under the win and OF o-
tda smith deceased plaintiffs, against William E. Smith
pursuance of judgment Of Supreme Court OF tho
State Of New York made and entered the
action the 2sth day OF December 1867 ana the order
modifying the same bearing date the 25th day OF January
1871 / the subscriber the referee named said Judgment,
will sale at public auction Monday the pom dnv
Of February s;i a is o'clock noon. st The Exchange
through Roberts Mc0uire real auctioneers the
premises known No. 7os Broadway in the city Of New
York. with the buildings thereon and described
Commencing at point on the eassriy side of
broadway distant one hundred and feet and
four inches nSrnsr From che nisection the norher
thence eassery and parallel with the northerE line
Of Fourth street. one hundred and iyeven feet and six
thence norherly and parallel with the easoriv
Broadway twenty I've feet thence westerly, and parallel
fee. and .n inches % the esssr line Of Broad
way and thence souhery along the easey line Of Broad
way point place q begnnag, being me same pre-
tda Smith, by deed dated March g. 16 and recofded IN
the Registers office In tine city Of New York on he 8st dav
of March, 1897 iu the liber 20 conyeyances Al S
n-. JAMES u. COLEMAN kc7erss.
Dated NEW YORK, January 90 1871.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

neI @ charming dramatic ana poetic readings at ME-
WOODS, No. Is East Twenty-eghth street.
Mr. ana Mrs. Barney Williams appear this evening
~ ~ Newark. and morrow at Elizabeth and on
wounesoay and thursday at Paterson, under the
management OF Mr.. John p. Smith
the week at Hooey's, Brookyn
New features Will be introduced nv Wecb Uu0bes
Whites Mlnstrels ut the BROOKLYN Opera Honse
Nilsson Is expected soon to make her appearance
IN public again as at last accounts Sue was rapidly
recovering.
Nine. Gazzanlga-Albites sang at the last Brook
lyn Philharmonic concert with great success. the
'Prayer' OF Beethoven ana an ARA from ''MgnonU
Slgnor AlDes will give shortly two three ANA
teur operas, and Introduce TO the musical world
some OF his best pupils, among whom are proml-
nent Miss Nininger, Miss Rdgway aud Slgaor Leonl
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
CHESS MATTERS.
Captain HTucKenzie vs.. Max ]

Captain MacKenzie vs.. Max Judd.
The celebrated chess PLAYER Captain Mackenzie
is on visit to the Western States TO ascertain by
oral communication the feeling OF that portion OF
the country on the subject or holding an Interns-
tiona Chess Congress. He has found that the West
ern chess players are In favor OF an American Chess
Congress In order to established the status OF the re-
puted best players in America. They also wish that
one OF the Western cities should have the honor Of
holding the congress; 10 is therefore probable that
the original scheme Will be nodded.
During MacKenzle's stay at Detroit he contested
two games swith Mr.. Max Judd, OF that city. The
first game was drawn. and the second was finally
scored Dy the New YORK champion.
The sub]olned game Is the second played by
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
PROPOSALS..

A RMY BUILDING CORNER OF HOUSTON ANn
duplicate win Be- received lie
until u O'Clock, Saturday. March for the following Sub
500 barrels Of prime Mess Pork containing 20 pounds net
500 barrels Of Flour round noops fun head lined and
100 barrels Of E F Flonr round hoops fun head lined
IS eco pounds Of ane Salt in barlss fun head lined
20 COO pounds Of Brown Sugar in barrels. full head lined
5000 pounds of Granulaed Sugar, in barrels full heat
5000 pounds Of Cut Loaf Sugar barrels full head lined
500 pounds Of Carolina Rice, In oak barrels, fun hea
10000 pounds of Green Rio Coffee oak barrels. fuu
5000 pounds of Green Java Coffee in mats packed gun
5 %s :sss
10000 pounds OF Family Soap pound bars ~ pound boxes
5000 pounds Ada Candles, s's, fun weights 4opoune
1000 pounds pure Black Pepper Apound pack
ooo ages IN 2bpolnd ooxes, strapped.
LOCO pounds OF Breakfast Bacon In lopound boxes strap
1000 pounds of Smoked Tongues lpound boxes strap
LOCO pounds Of Smoked Beef loopognd boxes strapped
gallon: ana sa
coo boxes Of Table Salt boxes containing 60 boxes each
rspnf! g
2apOunasd of { Gnnsm9n ground: in kponnd packages
pouads Of Ginger sroand in zpound packages
>, paSss paSkssd II Il boxes .a,o Of q pounds
=, packed p boxes q Is pounds. '
100 pounds OF Mustard ground, n kpound packed
200 pounds Yeast Powders kpound cans packed in
so kits Of Mess Mackerel, containing 20 pounds net
$50 boxes OF Desscated Goldfish. lpound packed "a
100 bo1e. Of ofiS Smoked Herring.
SSS pounds Of Dried PeaSSes IN barres fa head n.d
lo pounds Of Dried ApOles in barrels full head lined
s Sss.
lS pound. Of Dried Frass. IN % sspound boxes
go cans Of Fresh Oysters, in 2pound cans.
20 csns Of Of sg,Ssd oysters IN aRound cans
@ soS cans Of Of Green @ Corn, IN s,pound cans
40 cans Of Lobsters. In 3-poand cans.
- cans Of Preserved Peaches. IN apouna cans.
81 s
MS cans Of Of Ere Fresh rinesppss in 2pound cans
o bottles Of Sauce packed IL in
M0 cans Of Currant Jelly, 2pound cans.
400 Of Condensed MilE, I.pound cans, eagle
500 bottles Of Assorted Pickles. consisting of English
Ct Ct E:as ssss y ,s
40 pounds OF Corn Starch, in lpouna packages 4pound
7ao pounds Of Laundry Starch in lpound packages ss
100 pounds Tapoca, IN 1pound packages, sbpound
S0o POUNDS OF chocolate, In lpound packages, ?5pount
boxes.
800 pounds OF vermceli In ipound packages, 25pound
boxes.
300 pounds OF Maccaroni, In lponnd packages 25pound
boxes.
300 pounds Of Carbonate Soda In lpound packages q
pounds each.
$50 pounds of Cream Tartar, In l-pound packages, q
pounds each.
5000 pounds OF Lard, in bpound caddes packed IL in
100 pounds of Laundry indigo. packed Is pounds in case
The manner OF making bids requirements Of bidders the
same As previous Advertisements from this oce These
stores are required for Immediate shipment quaint
ties more or less at the option of the government
By order of Major W. w. BURNS,
Chief G. 3. Department of East.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
Delmar VIZ. Perrin.

The following offhand game played Friday night at
the Cafe International between Messrs. Delmar and
Perrin is exceedingly interesting from beginning to
end. 1t Is ful OF hairbreadth escapes, Of attacks
and counter attacks, and will amply repay those
players who will take the pains TO examine 1t care
f,lIv
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.

NY PARTY HAVING PAIR OF SOLITAIRE EAR
"A rings and one carat stone that they would sc, n
sacrifice nd purchaser ~ No. 70 Burinc sp on Mon.
dav sftey-aOn ". -naalarS need not aupIv ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

The third annual report Of the New York Co.
operative Building Lot Association presents to the
public some facts IN regard to cooperative societies
in this city that we have no doubt but viii interest
the public. The association numbers 3s4 members,
Of which 275 have been provided with one or more
building lots, located in Brooklyn, Williamsburg
Woodside jamaica. Mount Vernon, Belleville, New
Jersey and Melrose. The expenses OF the assocIa-
ton are met by semi annual tax OF twenty five
cents per share. The par value of share is $685.
Members can subscribe for not less than two nor
more than eight shares upon which payments are
demanded Of twenty five cents per week on each
share. Members can select property for purchase
within twenty-five miles OF the city, special fund
eing reserved for the purchase OF property for
members who do mol wish any OF that which the
associ alton purchases for general distribution
among the members. Upon the whole the report pre-
sents very nattering exhibit, and the only wonder
is that We have not more q them in our midst. The
very wonderful growth and success OF cooperative
societies throughout Europe makes us consider why
they are not made more use OF by the work
Ing classes Of the United Stgtes in advanc.
ing their prosperity. The principal cause OF
this seems to be the unwillingness or Americans
to put their money In cooperative enterprises,
necessarily slow In their results They desireto use
their money 80 that 1t will increase rapidly. This
some Of their earnings but to a large portion OF our
citzens-clerks, mechanics, laborers and others
VINO i've up 10 thelr income-the cooperative socie
ties II properly managed, are q valuable
assistance In helping them to amass q sam
Of money, or perhaps, give them homestead
through money that would not have otherwise
been saved. The third annual meeting OF the asso-
clation TOOK place on Thursday evening at CO.
operative Hall, 2l4 Bowery, when the following ON
GERS were elected to serve for the year-President
Edwin H. Wilmington; vice president, ]. G. Boyd;
treasurer, T. w. Nuber; secretary, U. W. @. Dreher
trustees, avg. n. Field, John Watson and James F.
James b. Macdun, William O. Taylor, II. c. Harmon,
John Dunn. W. y. Br0ss, Charles II. Fenton Richard
Van Anden. Allen Mackenzie and John Meenan; ;
auditors, a. J. Patterson, George E. Jardne and
Thomas J. Plunkett
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
Baltimore
EXCHANGE.
JNANTED-A STOCK OF DRY GOODS CLOTHING OR
w Fancy Goods, with lease: In payment viii give new
ne%
DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN-FoURIEEN
JAY vIIGas 1866 Grand street. near Broadway
BILLIARDS.
II HAvANAGH 4 DECKER's IMPROVED BILLIARD
wS f: @ ac prsss fsss
tory and wareroos. Of Canal and Centre streets
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
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The New York herald., 1871-02-06

nEATHRN CHINEE ro Be HuNG.-The case OF the
People vs. An Hun, for murder, came up again this
morning, on motion for new trial. In the Third Dis
tr1ct court OF San Jese. The motion for arrest oil
sentence and new trial was made on several dffe-
rent points, all OF which were overruled by the
Court and the prisoner ordered to appear for SEN
tence An Hun rose up, and Judge Mckee, through
Q Chinese interpreter, pronounced to MIN the only
sentence which was IN the power OF the Court to
render, which was that the prisoner be taken to the
county jan, and from thence, on the 23d day OF
March, 1871, between the hours Of nine and twelve
NJ 70 be taken and hanged by the neck until he Ii
dea0.-S0n xranctsco Aha yoss y.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
SCHLEE-WART-On Sunday, February g. at the
BRIDES residence No. 377 East Tenth street. bv the
Rev. Godfried Scniebel Mr.. ROBERT SCHLBE to Miss
ROsEY WART, both or this city.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

And alter a few more moves white resigned IN.
COMMENTS on GAME.
(al Ingenious Should Kt ike Q he Is mated by Ke
10 X ch.
10y Beautifully played and requiring great nicely
OF play on the part Of white to answer.
tc Intending, It not prevented, to plant his Queen
at kB6.
tdl EfYectually thwartng blacks design and threat
ening to check and with the Knight.
(e) This unfortunate lapsus, only to be excused BY
a prstracted sitting lost q game which he could
Suppose
27-R tks Kt ch 27-B tks
2S-Q 10 ch 2S-K toK7
go mates
if27-K to Kt4
$50 tks P ch 2S-K tKs X
90 TO B ch and mates in two moves.
Uj Although white has still numerical advantage
1t Ia doubtful whether he wln owing to the pecu-
larity OF the position. Several back games were
played from thus point, which resulted in blacks
favor.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

E,RENOH, GERMAN, SPANISH AND ENGLISH THO.
roughly taught and with pure pronunciation, by Pro-
lessor j. WUNDERMAN, 65l broadway. Lessons given
eieher pupils residences my Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

E,RENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH BRANCHES, DRAW
ing and Painting taught day and evening by lady also
spanish lessons desired in exchange for other tuition Ad
Tsae Mile. B.. boz NS Herald once
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

UCTION NOTICE.-AUdUsTUS A. SCHULZ AUC.
n tioneer-Magnfcent Household Furniture Pianoforte
zirrcrs Paintings ronzes this day sMONDAy at the
CANT brown mansion 81 West Fifteenth between
Fifth and Sixth commencing l0H O'clock the
bouso furnished less than months a Sl50O0
Drawing Room Suits covered green gold gold bro
Sate rosewood panoforto Etsgere Encoennres Tables,
bookcase, malQuetere Cabinets Velvet, Medallion Carpets;
Curtains Clocks rosewood. walnut Bureaus; Bedseads
Wardrobes Bair Mattresses Extension Table, Sideboard
China Glassware Siverware Cutlery, Linens Base
menb Kitchen Furnitae. Sale psremptory.
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

TIM. Writer'S AUCTIoNEER-sE THIS DAY,
w at O'Clock, at 454 Canal street, 50 to 20 Tapestry,
Threeply Brussels and other Carpets large quantity of OIL
Parlo and Chamber Suits French
and other Glasses Centre and other Tables Bookcase Eta
Heres Curtains Hair other Mattresses Feather Beds and
Bedding, China. Glass; Cook Stoves Dining Room and hit
chen Furniture
Also Furniture from storage-One rosewood Piano. this
win embrace all kinds Of Goods, Furniture, Bedding Car
pets, eight marble top Bureaus, do Washstands,
Toilet China Glass, &C. two three Parlor Suits large
Mirrors, wsrdrobes, &c. The carpets nice
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

IA
Artist Fund Paintings.
BY ROBERT soMEKvILLE, Auctioneer,
olce % Fifth avenue (Fourteenth street)
The annual of Works Of contributed aid the
FUND viii commence
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. ATS
Someryillc Gallery,
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

beneAt Of the favorite OF the BOwery, Mrs. Jones,
The Globe has full -blooded Fenian drama on ,ts
boards this week. 1t Is called .'rne Green Banneru
and embraces the entire strength or the company.
The Laurts, Leopolds and an hundred others are
announced at the Comique
George N. Kelly q champion leaper, Is the new
AT Bryants Little Mac has new monkey sketch,
and on Thursday special matinee Will be given for
the benefit of the Founding Asylum.
Tony Pastor announces "The Female Highway
men, under the title OF Harmony. Melody Youth,
Wit and Beauty"
The second week OF John Brou9hams clever play,
srhe Red Light" commences at tbe Park, Brook
lyn. saratoga Is in rehearsal there.
MISS Ssnny sss srana e "A saGMa pa a
on Tuesday assisted by Hermanns Candidns, Wer-
ner, Danfortn, Carozzi and grand orchestra. She
waltz ''rhe Return
.lrerand in Shade and Sunshine" Is still ut Apollo
Hail.
Wambold's song "The Little Church Around the
Cornern and .'T6e Brigandsn still the features
at tue san Francisco Mlnstres.
Two eminent professors from Europe have been
added to the staf OF the New YORK conservatory Of
Music.
Brooklyn Founding Asylum and st. Marys Female
Hospital will be given at the Brooklyn Academy on
this evening, Mrs. o'Donovan Rossa is announced
as the reader, and Christine Walsh, the lady tenor
VIII be Lhe musical attraction.
DR.. Cutler Is the director OF the American Conser.
vatOry Singing Club
Miss Vienna Demorest, the talented Young com.
poser, whose musical abilities have been recognized
and compimented by so many or our noted leaders,
such as Grafulla, bod worth, Baker, Operti Downing
Stoepel and Others, is said to possess one OF the
best and most cultivated soprano voices In America
Nilsson mas compllmcnted Miss DemOrest by accept
Ing and singing one OF her latest ballads and has
also informed Mrs. Dem0rest that she has arranged
with Strak0sch, her manager. to have her appear in
concert. She will make her debit before an audi
ence OF invited critics nt Chickering'S Concert
Hall, Fourteenth street. on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 25, 1871.
Miss Nina Foster will give, for the first time since
bar recent return rom England. this evening, one ol
The New York herald., 1871-02-06

EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE,
"A at the elegant private residencs,
East Tenth street. block OF Broadway between
University place and Fifth This morning,
~ l0H O'Clock precisely, Il. NICHOLS Auctoneer, sell
TO the hghesr bidder without reserve Velvet Brussels In
grain Carpets elegant rosewood Pan0orte Bronzes Clocks
Vases Mirrors Curains rosewood and walnut Paror Suits
covered with bIocatel and haircoth Turkish Chairs
Lounges Tables, Etageres Bookcases Bcdseads Bureaus
Washstands, Commodes. Spring and Hair Mattresses,
LoungeA Sofas Chairs Rockers Sideboards Dining Table
Glass; China and silyerwac Table Cutlery Sale POSI-
tive, rain shine "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19
Netp.2lork Daily Grib,tt1e'
MONDAY. JUNE 10. 1871.

Insrrroo,,o-, laacards have again oeet a.
D., ISne branch of the International ooV"'S w
nounoes the Paris inoendiares the DUKE ., q
a for the Assembly IL Is repoivou '-a'
,,,,oo. q s,,u o1i,,o - Disturbances have occurred
IN brussels ON the occasion OF the Popes Jubilee
The Fenans have broke into militia armory in Ireland
Clement L. vallandgham died on Saturday == Inc
Cuban Claims Commission will begin ohear cases on the
first Monday in December 1919 Fisks 9th Regiment
held religious services in the Boston Theaer yesterday
= Fresh discoveries Of gold and silver are reporteu
in Arizona = sawmill has been burned in Indiana
So The Apaches have made raid within sight OF
Prescott Arizona, killing several men and stealing 9OO
head Of cattle
The Methodist Book Committee adopted resolution
granting DR.. Lanahan leave to examine the books
OF the Concern. =- The celebration OF the Papai
Anniversary was concluded == Dr.. j. j. Connolly OF
West Eleventhst murdered his two children and killed
himself = Gold, 1923. n2l, il2s Thermometer, Satur-
day, GA, 7lo, 6so; Sunday, GO, 1872 GO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-19

The North Carolina KuKluX seem to have
no regard whatever for the exigencies OF the
Democratic party of the North. While the
organs of the Northern Democracy are iterating
and reiteratng the soothing story that all re-
norts of outragea nnon Republicans IN tn"
South are merely political fustian, these in
discreet ruffians, absolutely regardless of par
tisan management, pull down and drag out a
Republican printing Office in Rutherford County
capture Republican Representative to the
Legislature, beat him, and drum him out of
town, after making him promise to cease
plaguing the Conservative party, and so play
a variety of fantastic tricks which are all
traceable directly to the Ku-KluX wing of the
Democracy of the South. All this is naturally
expected by those who are familiar with
the condition of those parts of the South
which have been described in THE TRIBUNE
correspondence; but we submit that it is hard
on newspapers and orators who have denied
the existence of anything like Ku-Klux.