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&inantiaI.
u r,sx \ S. HATCH.
FsSE ~ e. 4 s 4 u
ttANHERS
and Dealers in Government secu'''ieS'
No. ; Nassau Sire l.
HARVEY FISK

New YORK, Nov. -, 1871.
Thu successful ara rapid negotiation OF nesrly
,,r.o sour,bs Of the FIFTEEN MILLION
To,x oF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ouIo RAILROAD COMPANY q nd the
energetic prosecution ofths work Of eltention Ha1
prepar .tion Of tho Road for an extensive mineral
a,-ri,pltural and through traffic. have placed the
financial affairs and r.sources Of the Company upo"
speh basis. thai wo are directed to advance 'ne
prce for future sales of tho Bonds as ezplAne' III
the following letter Of ar. nusrI'afos ffss'' en'
fthe Company
OFFICE CHEsAPEAKE ASD OHIO hAi-HoA' W.
"a William street. New York
NovENBEa Is, 1874
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can give special terms for over thirty other Pa
pers and Magazines, on application by mail 0r
otherwise ACdgess all orders %
r. WHITNEY.
Subscription Agent
Deputy Postmasie.
Nov -5-wiw Milton, VI
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For Iuanmmatory aad Chruai. EhrHm--
tism and Goat. Dyspepsia o. indigestion.
Bilious. Ic;uiitcut and Iut-r-I.erf o..
vcr-. Diseases OF thr Blood, ilsrr. kiH.
ucys and Bladder. tacaa Eitter-
successful such Diseases Gro c..a E..sst.t
ElInnL- L NH l. 1911 L M
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CarbOlic Tablets

- a 4 - q I a. z % ID / g.
FOR COUGHS. COLDS q H0AE5E, Ess-
These Tzt'efs present t-5 Ac-t g. Com '--t
with other Ell elt remedies. Il @ popular form.
the Cure ofall Tl.JtI and LUNG disease
EDAIlS ENLSS All ULCEAATIIl cE o.
THROAT are Immediately relieved. and s-lte-f-a
are constantly ae-n- sent G. che proprietor o., --
in case of tlrr7t dlticu ties OF ears s-l1r-a-.
CAUTION isss ia,a,5. 6.
Wells Carboao Tablets. i-ce 20 e.r-s per a.s
JOHN u KELLOGG I- Plat -r-. M. y
SEMI for -rcuil- ss.s Agent ..- t.e 1 s.
nov .--flEa-W
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mtsithrsirr Gpuntp Real gsiaie for Sale


A N ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
accommodating within hour Eeu.York
Westches County containing $50 the highest
splendid MANSION 80 feet 'front.' 40 feet deep perfect
stable for hundred head Of cattle four apple
orchard all grated and choice fruit fronting
order and grounds ornamental water 10 all paris Of tie house
establishment iD
passed whore the atmosphere dry adapted
house sud lot Is feet dy V be taken in ps payment
Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Ofcs
A VERY NEAT COTTAGE, ~ lots splendid
N location washiugon-svs Mouisanis also wehu HOT z
lots csrragehouse SALE to close estate Apply TO
q. W. DlTCHEIT. 2 New Chamhers-st
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET
REw-YoRE. Monday. March 6, Is

REw-YoRE, Monday, March G, 1871
The week opened with large supply of
horses OF every description. and notwithstanding the
lncemency Of the weather, the market to-day fairly
active FOR all classes OF work horses ae well improved
IN the demand for carriage and road horses
Prices do not differ from those previously quOted The
Dest sales IN the Bulls Head Market reported by
Messrs. Fitch & Conan.
DesctpiOH Hand. Ye.y. Pree
One pair dark bay carriage
borses..''.'.............,... lJ andT sIooo %
bay bOfst+ssss..ss.s..s....... ~ 80 ~
Brown borse.................. 49, o. i
For common work horses the prices Maid were 500
and $500, for Canadian farm horses 500
An auction sale of horses and earra ges will be held to
morrow Gnesday), the Tth inst at Messrs Johnston a
Van TaSsell's Horse Auction Mart
The carriage trade continued moderately active, but
without special feature
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Nollecs of Bankrnpitp.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
l STATES for the DISTRICT " EEN Jkshf-ln r Hiiltf u
John AsTFALK 40 JOHS AsIFALK Baatulh 10 NLom q
ms
The undersigned hereby uort ~ bis appolineri - ~
John Arht ani John p Ass ~ hhnleh l,oh 'ou.5 Nss
Isf,.r st urc Ho have been sIisra b~Alfts 90 s
r IN creditor tr tLe District Court ~ SAID urd-Dat- -
k,vafi E.br.sy I4tb. Il1L NN. H. ALIAS. Assgnrri
j. M4rea-ft. n }.
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fonu gslnno Real estate for Sale.

WH1TEST0NE, l.. For SALE or 70 LET.
w 50 mnrisx NexIoTk bv steauest rosd
utes depot handsome RESIDENCE, 10 With bAseu
front cnpes Of the he veSs Long a
house complete p beautifully lad out 20 and
rucd we'll eve shore splendid bath
trsi.c class residence. Address
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Gitn i)roprrtn TO Eet.


TO LET or LEASE-On Seyenteenth-st.,
"A near are. sidh lolrstop uToEnsone DIV hlLlS6
recently f-' y K STEVENSON soS. u rine-.,
VVTRST-CLAS~ FURNISHED HOD SE-FCur
furnished 1cluHv Billiard Table he fEs TED from
Ito .rrctg private family Muuar ii between h
and SIrhaves Puce Adess, With raj ume box 7'f
Po.t-uhce
z OFFS OF the New Store, No. 80 West Fourth
Il 81. Apply Of SO. 6s Broalvsy.
no LEASE on Fifth-ave.. on corner near
Nl.o1luare LOT, nl avenue one On street. ia'ill
sr IN. o. r 30 retr n two terms OF o." 'r
earafr. t.m Der second tern % rihl aul
Also hssop lrU-l.fole l' 81 "l f'.L ave- 10 L-A'i '-
gr0lllrlu. il l re4r, 40 ! iy -i Mi III 81. ~ Tsp
On -r4.rf-rr.- f.- SEQ pr lnnm iur on
t .- Ffh-avp teDs lr.rst. 1n rr'rf-l 'hl ore Ir
LO r. / tn LEASE for Zu rss. ID tao terms o le eae 30
groaeut oil 81 pr -1 term ald t' per ln-a
to % corner LOT ON Fhbav- .r1s feet fue BUILDING, %
TLtrE Tor - r.l Ir.llf r.-t of . 900 lt- aih-l
Mo- several EEaI H g1-H4 eii, si+iic- between
If r1-h ''.- -ll '-.'- HoNfR MORGAN 2Pre.t
no LET-313 Westinghouse. next 5. e. cor
-er Beach. jsol-s. bulls, uf f"r c1't9. s,ore
Also 35 Caa-l corner Lafsn- Apps % Bat Thirty
ST. $50 iO,.s IRON Madison ave.
rY'O LET-The LOFTS of store 81 Berkman-
4 d. .g--g .l5-eou, and p- heft-L APP
HAND s. tL,NotIi. lo' " .i'..-,i
TY7O LEI-The SECOND FLOOR Of So Beck
na--,t With 4iaoi Poser l1g1rr 90 tls premises "i
LATHAM Bh1>.
no LET-Fiyc fine LOFTS, 2jXl0o feet
t. .s broa-asfi rent Ioe Apply 'a i1e ir'H
its go Nu.e-s-
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6oaro ano Rooms.

4 GENTLEMAN. WIFE. and CHILD -
y vsa1s BOARD Ma b. soIuu farm ho9ss within
ore re 81 N--lyrs. Aadr-s, stating as &c. A. Box
4tJs. Nes-fork F~tOtoe.
A YOUNG LADY ARTIST wishes perIna-
y a-r BOARD pnrate uI f'r good .'e'smolIots WI
ma r-a5uaby Of Gus heseuors gFta
al reeeyrl Adise.s HONE l.-il Bioaasar
I'O LET furnished, with breakfast If desired
a se'pi'tory above ost ROOM asbe ,sr '-e geniess 80
Ia hous Columbia u ghs bootTl lLfr th-irs i'f
sther Wa FULTON fsr~. Address D. b"r 49, Inbahe
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COTTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

- ,>-n WINTER ARRANGEME.N 4.
N6SpAr oeobsr H. 1870 isH Roosevelt ani Gr4a4
e.G, N M ior Piiehogus
Io, - Accommodation iof b'niloh -. o.. p.u.. - -.
51P ETpes for P,shsgas "a sag 70 D'sp0' ana t'e
80 i,p Aeeornoiaton sats-laJ', through 10 Fssnosue
ga n Hs6Fan Aecr nmod'Nou.
80 n ~. hsrncf AeeomnY.a 90 % 49, .... -. T. n
ms ~ ani 20 a. n 900 ~ An1 Wv D o. ~ '' ~ '1'i
,.fio, .sl 10 ard t.3 3. trains eoshee At yaley
v. pOLULAs. SsBsnsluessL
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
Nsggttuck n i-oad 81. leave taa-
nsesIp y uooa ,sardAys rtcs7toit
EOR NEW-HANEN. HARTFORD. and the
North Steamers leave Peck,Ip i Nev Haven At 1918 iai
H. conurctng With Railroad
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Aurlion Sales Of Real estate.

BENI p FaiRcHnD AuctoHeer.
by V. X. STEVENSON 81 son,
~ Ofoe, No il hBest . ,,,,
v. x. STEVENSON. BENZ. p FAlRCHlLD,
v X sTFyFNSON r. JOHN H. WILSON.
v X STEVENSON son viii give their stteuion % sales Of
stock and real esas At .uro no SALES TO BE UNDBRBlD
will be received -
Houses lots and ecuuy seats prvse sis Auction saes
Of furniture attended ~ usual al residences " oWner
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Gi!naiious wanlc0-- AlaIcs.

DHuuIlOU5 N~uNl+D ~A'Il~2'
AN EXPERIENCED GARDENER wants a
n SITUATION D. a.rEa nsn ,ts lni ar 5g '-.,.' ,L
management Of s'euhoe boo, aH cold gra- ..'a,7 saI.1 an
buri.s seed store IS Johu.at
EARN HANDS ut 6 Bowling ecn.-PIERCE
90. lay- constantly 1850 .ad ae-css 'a9r' t-A' s'oel
ali English a.o Mectan.cs. t'irAu.n FOOD. a.r1rltr,
GARDENER married man, two in family:
~ man perfectly tn.s a management OF pot all c
honesty o8resy. and ability '' boz. Tr~l emf by E- 'ie.
by tie l of April teio-e reI4a Address "ANDEN OK Ao
Haven. Nestctes'rr
DALROADS.-WAN situations as FORE
II MAJ OF Road MASTER carr eieneei Ao objection 20
South o VEST good r.r1rce Address 49, ann 49,.
SCOTCHIAN and wife. Engiishman ard
y wife fr.t Farm hands and bo'i ers iat arrived WAAt
SITUATIONS. North West s0lt. Inquire az t4e Agency OF
PIERCE B. Co. B9FIH-g-.en
VYTANTFD-A situation as BOOkkEEPER.
W ss Teacher Of Boosieeng Aranrf .nl - ,'' i -
fse f5r a.. n g-a-s u chrr OF hove tr es 10 Brown
SoHaeei A,ar@ a ,s, c De,' SPANISH md co-aooa
address = WRIGHT Pane business Coes BoserI or care %.
j. II Brewer Co IS soata-,t \ -
VyTANTED-A situation as GARDENER. by
h bad tn heg out snl @'a- OF 's.al sF'',l ie C.n
S.s.YorS or alies. J. X. Tribune Ono.
NEJANTED-A SITUATION IN d STORE for
,avs lived on farm have received common country district
s.l6 euo,on. Address !. 81 REEVE fp,r Aqaeoosue y J.
YTTANTED-A situation 10y Man aud Wife
w a. COACHNAN and GARDENERS wife 70 COOS wash, AMI
iror can % address j. C. 81 last Ieltowth 4, iof tgo tas
NSYANTED-By boy 10 years Of age, a SIT
rs,--,n..s Address J. NJ, Box D %. Trbune Office
AN CARPENTERS, MaSOns, and BlacksmthS
~ WANT SIrt ATOMS Lnlass. sey arrived as Bowling
green
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Conirirn Real Gstaie for Sale.

D0UGHKEEPSIE PROPERTY FOR SALE
70 ses Of LAND with cutbuhinss and an odhhousd COT
TAGBHOUkB z! miles south FROM the CouHeu or the
nue. and aud heAthh neghhohoo For rsrtca
an inquire Of COSOYER IT, the premises OF Of EDMUND
COFFIN, - CeiarsL
TROUT FARM for SALE.-Ponds supplied
n with neTerhng Spring and we'd Hoeked with gs Trout
10000 young Trout Matching cot Address -
C. X PAY Malone, Franfin Comfy, N. Y
GT KIM to loan on an improved farm, this
W scOO State nyef counties or Long Island sivW ana
sS $50 and other on improved city properly kufOs nohhh'
la Broadway.
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BrookInH proper!n 10 rcI.

rI1O LET OR FOR SALE-3H Clnton-st.,
guo,lr. Brovn-.tols DIS BILLING. stories aiir h-serrn
f... i4
u 1r Hons 2ri6 li-6. Wli be- Routed 20 private uy
on,. app ai 20 ete'a-,l
rv,O FASE-For one wear, a FURNISHED
UOTsF b. tte usr B'aivri ever, thing n-rs-r 90
t4. .s grat pea uoal Alras GO ea- on LLsu4t.
t1.-.-r UF.. 40 .rurest
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NORTH AND NORTHEAST
v TO The
SOUTH AND SOU TH-WEST.


NLN-1WtA MI NJ W -IIIIaI., ~, n \, --v-
THE ALABAMA AND CHAT NuOGA kAlLkalAD - ~, az.
priel Marc ~ M sad extend rum Coat suoosa 81 yos+e fos
Me- sni with i ile shorss' 100 bt,UT
Boston. Nrs-TorI P1as4pklz- Bsiavfe Na'nl. 80
anf Chattanooga - Meriian AooI, Ner.ortAa ''
port Galveston Sa al points ID toe Nouih - ,od. North
Arrangements being perrct-i $50 5 5 me-. or nar
And Snuth 10 rua p.s,sngsrs a. ne tr = - a.,
-, -, -. IN New ORLEANS 10 9! loufs 70 i
through pass ager traBs vii he raa each "a , f 81,
"a Ittnoeya for Il, n,iuts south sat Wet oaPph
betse~u New-Yors and SesOesas sne h. ep q. a. te
rhfosgh tickets for al Po.a'' Norm 49, w.
prncIp pal raiioad tctet Offices al. v, oar ue Tor al
l"a,, tla, ESQ :. ss will oaHiie giving qses time ana
G M u sief ,.sasl to he pfinera oue' N"''' 'A '
t-l,.7 H. L,.s ~ ri ltinagc pfonpN "y-'''''
for further mhf~''' STANTON Cslelsl sgptrnsateut or
,, ~, wv General Fa,' gh and riete Af'ct 'hita-''s"
Tenn H.. yer. No a BTOsls ~. tVIlu Wei 81,
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$. DNGsE. Agsaoleer
RY S. DINGEE a Co.

by s. DINGEE & Co.,
IL No % CEDARST. -.
AgCTIOyEERS AND BROKERS rs REAL ESTATE, LOANS.
BONDS. AND MORTGAGES
pEBEMPTORl SALE.
On THURSDAY March Is'l At ~ ek az the E5h1nge Sa,
Leonard and Fsnsnt Nos 81 End % two
lots eac viii 3o BRICK BUILDINGS, laIt each on
uut Rear building sf0rv brick Sale absolute Title perfect
PARTITION SALE.
SATURDAY March l8 1911 II o'clock the premises vna
bic PROPERTY Foribau \ y Supreme Court: John y Hasn
Bussng-Ihrec AMI DIV hLLA6lOLSE
stables inproeents plots ad fourteen fronting Central
ave- oppos Episcopal Chlrca seventy per may mort;
gaz Possession immediately
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Real Gstale 10 Grrbanac.

EARM 10 EXCHANGE for CITY Property-SO
3 lc er bl1rss plenty OF .sai y miles cu tgro Er iaAc
Ronkonk0ma IT, l. Puee 5000. ~ g. Ky LAND %
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TUESDAY. MARCH, II.
Il ocOch Exchange SalsruOn No. III BROADWAY Jimmy
Ruliugl
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY steyyesani-
the direction Oohannes hoop and EDenecr
Jackson Executors Of Anionise Jackson deceased.
Also place, Of valuable corner store pols On
Third ave valuable lots in West FhyseVenihst, AMI ad"ens IN
West Porteh-st
RUTHERFORD The frsas story hroVnstone front
house and lot uate westerly ds Of siuvesan nare
Sixteenth and SeyenieenhS No kuihr place hs All HleIh
improvements; o l9.si94 feet; possession Nav l.
EASI NINTHSThe hrsicss foursiory hosnone house arc
lot situate the sOuthe side Of Nntst distant 2J ieet vert OF
Broadway No q East Niuts has al the modem improvements 10y
25rl possession SEug arho Lease Ground rent
500 til MAJ 49, after which the usual renewals aud reya-
tons
THRDAvB1he three ftcs tlccsted desirable fous'oT,
broSn-stOte TIE southeast corner OF
Thrdave and gheeoud The stores have ever modern IMPROVE
together g lot 70 By ~ reel ana
two adjoining os eaeh 20 by 20 feet sod sns Possession May l.
Corner entire corner lot
WEST FIFTYSEVENT The Eve valuable lots Of LAND stu
Ffysevenh. 100 feet wide
cred and paved hnthae hne build
ing sites, overlooking the Hudson. -,
WEsT FOkIIEIHS1he thressfory, mghSioop buck DIV hL
ING and Lot situate The saaheIy de Of West Foretbt distant
100 feet West fortetnst goh
Is rented Tor . 10 and al the modern impro'enis loi bi
400 feet
Terms liberal Nsps Al q luc0uefr's Ofce
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J. JoHSsos. ~, Aueuoaesr
DY JOHN S0N q NJ l. l. Il,
D AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE q ROKERS-
No. p kAssAr-sr.. NEpAE 81, hES-iofE
Pe.deuces Country and Farms bought sou
rtaei exchanged Loans uegoa'ed AUCTION saes .. tsIa.s =
EXECUTORS SALE.
II WILLIAM KENNELLl, Rel Estate Aue'loneer
once, Nc Pue.st. uear Broadway,
viI sell 90 auction
WEDNESDAY. March Q. 1871
sta orocs. 81 he Exchange sai-.room,
No lll BroatVav lfr'u'fv Bl'llnel.
Mrs. MaIEar-a lc't-e deceased
No a BeeAusu-,t 5storY BRICK WAREHOUSE, sire 81 Jog ~
$50 Nassaa-st ...-......-. 40,
il Of % B0ekrar-st
rms nropetr poss.es value aeeuu Of IT. pror
To Cty-IIal ros.Oio. Printing ali AeNaPr u-'- a
he n.a for lfarss raj ose arfes -nd ohf " OF
similar Descriptions wu piy large zoe pres ni o
portion of le purchase -r. bol 4ll aois@s-
Maps az AucilOleers o4c. 81. 4 lIrest
ALSO ON SAM DAY
WATERET.. Na 02ssr N AhLlOi 81 near nl Lht-al.''
SIXTYEIGHH Sr-Sr m LOTS 5'' .eri U-s Of i-l'-.5e
s. T. BrrErkrH. Aueti'nesr. -
EXECUTOks SALE of REAL ESTATE on
IL NISTiLANE. and rHlETl Fitil-sl. ..,.,.,.,,,
j. BLELCkiA sos g. Co.. N- @ tl.iol on llt >pA
Erehlr-e saeo1I IT'D B-1alvtfr ne
vslale pr,p.r-yiu Twentieth Wan belonging 10 tue estate o
va deceased 80,
NINTH Avn Premise. 80 i5i north ~ Tl-vfh s.,
p s1s0 consisting dwelling HOUSE with frame dwelling 10
,-,..l 49,.
THIRTY FIFTHsI.-Lot boo Of above. lGt. EEL 49,.
For particulars apply tle Executor. w " H. BELL ~ 'ohn'
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLRQADNIF t EN- II. r0U ,ui 20 %
y GprI tSur sT-For WEST PHiLADklfii = a. -.
~ % s. 600 - y ng Fof W Ss1roS al
~ ,,14nn For BALTINOhE an " ASi'l w -. rE
TaE y ESr via B.unorr s1o m lI'.D and =. p silver
s9I1T,s AN South WEST. 80 a. a - -. .h,,rgb
ar .ttafhed the 92op ~ trin JAZZ ,,iss, IT.
=, pchburg without etiugr For me 80. az, are arasi
- s.s N ,r mn aroazh from New Tors 70 a ~.
y sle .th9g ta.nse. silver Pasce c@r' AZ
al, snI run uroafh 10 Pourss & . are ,,sbsJ
= p = - ct-rago : tbou change. silver ran -.
~ Lo. 80 ~ ~ r1o through tolumSa ani 49, ,-
SasHse IFts~ ~i SAT- - WV tsiarifrs sfeept~il
Janu,y 1911. r. " az 49, =, -,,5 I, r,
NEWARK AND NEW,I ORR R yllil R4.s
40 - az I,unrr o. l57l pis,esEe vans l ~
IEtTg SEwlOkK FOg BkEGtS-A' e. ~ M -
t.o %" - 80 ig0 500 30 t.oo. t" go" '", W"
go w yHN I6ss FOR WEST BERGES-n sge 80 I'
Inv - % 40. $50 ESQ 7h tH I'iN' q a.
2 g. NO 4 NJ ~ w. X = ECKER supen1tealsBt.
p BALDWIN Gee. fasrlg-r Agent
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
l. WINTEB ARRANGE MENT.
on AM aAer MONDAY OCT p 1870 Trains viii leave JinsiiP
a. ml0Es.
a:50 a. m. Graerpo-t tui Sag iIs-5or
1880 8. ID. Aorrh. 1r Way Tain.
sa- Harb0r ul Elsa- Express runs through 20 Green
rort oa Stturla7 r.glta
400 90 N0ulpor Express 80,
$500 o. Hampstead Wa Tra 20 ip on Saturday nights
u u N5ahlUrt Way lr.l
rs connect branch Tor Heun'-e.L SUNDAY ans Tor hoslTn
u Co.e Loclsl Nsey. Hcasre hglaas lnd D.. ot a'e
.frre-e Point 90 q:I aut d r j. j. bahi Vs. runi.
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MISERABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY. 'front.'
c Es ven between Deauccs F1gtou East Io-Dss
Of c ami re ferries within tyo BLOCKS
Three-sorr STuRE. 24ra. Ihrer-tory BUILDING. 2I4J
I've ror sTOAE. --15l Two-so-y BUILDING. l1-5.
Also sevtra LOTS RENT low % rcoi nauts Apf
DAVID ". MCLEAN. SHIP Cnsu .ef.
.-L.r.lL 80
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EOR SALE-The property Nos. 1lG and rs
West -st ~ eet ives. q sEl-svei ttt1l -ft
suitable Tor cab
maker or ans sca1g business the hudrg leauy 1
a13 vel lighted and heated v steam has u horlovr engine
large fnsclue pla1er circular AMI
u1or.ng grower
kc For further particular i-lre of
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Ciip Real estate Tor Sale.

A -FIFTH-ANE., substantially-bui new
a. fu-ze DWELLING and extensions Skis feet Tot
100 s Build " Lot on Flb-aye Of CeHtn Park ala
streets. y. X STEVENSON q suN, ID flt-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-07

SALE-FOTv-clg CHIT BOJ Lev ARD LUIS.
"A obtain valuable property reasonable price
Wesilheser ha mile iou Hre River. DE Grand tela-y
leading from Central PARK 90 jrore PrF Ihe above O cl
FREE from rock and lsv very De1iitl for bul-nE
t0r particulars, aqilJ "
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
Fire


The residence Of Gen. John c.
Brown was destroyed by IRE last
Sunday afternoon about three
O'Clock. The General was absent
from home at the time but Mrs.
Brown and her children were in the
house. The fire it is thought
caught IN the cook room but from
what cause we are unable to say.
Mrs. Brown was asleep when the
FIRE was first discovered and Of
course is not able to say how 1t
originated. There being no water
facilities the flames progressed rap
idly, and as it was an hoar IN the
day when nearly everybody were
taking an afternoon nap, but feeble
assistance was rendered. The fur-
niture In the house was nearly al
saved, but most Of It was badly IN
jured. A negro woman who done
the cooking for the family was Sc
verely injured by q door falling on
her. She was locked up in q room
after the fire had got under fail
headwaya and Eas saved with con
siderable difficulty. The dwelling
had beer recently purchased by
Maj. WI. Parkes, Cashier Of the
National Bank Of Pulaski, and Gen.
Brown was occupying 1t as : tenant.
It was insured however for $4,000,
which amount viii not Of course
cover TIE loss. It seems IS If Pu-
laski has incurred the special en-
nifty Of the FIRE iend, and IN view
OF this fact We breach q subject
which We hare discussed SO often
before that It seems almost thread
bare. We aIlude to the necessity
for = ire engine Of some kind. As
We are situated at present no ones
properly is secure and the whole
town may be burned down without
any effeetusl assistance being rem
/ deuea
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
SfafaRnir

We have received the Programuse
and Schedule o. Premiums Of the
Tennessee Agricultural and Ne
ohanical Association, It's printed
in pamphlet form aRd its execution
reflects great credit Oh the SKIN ana
taste ofthe printers, Messss. Rob
erts & Purvis, OF the BuzHer. The
Fair win commence al Nashville on
Tuesday the third dag or next
month. The list Of premiums Is
unusually large and liberal and Is
vel oaiculafed 10 excite the most
spirited competition. A large
numlseF al handsome special pre-
miums Rre Rlsa offered - the l,usi-
ness men Of Nashville. sane a
R.hleh are really maniRcsut. TIE
Fair slIl ne aoubi be an honor 70
the State.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
a u = NOTICEl.
VALUABLE

Land For Sale
NE VIII sell tothe highest bidder OF the
w premises on
Friday, the 18th Of October 1874,
orr Two tracts Of land, being a pertioa Of
The 81 ebrated Drake Farm lying On Brad
sha7s' creek, on The road leading from fu-
lasla 70 Eayettevlfle, ard lbout Is mics
fIon either Tlaee- These tracts are kueEn
Ia the division Of the Drake farm as lots
res 2 and z, contzinjnE respectively l4e5s
and 1874 acres They lie contiguous and
VII be sold together OF separately As may
Be desmed 10 the interest Of fhe pErties-
The land lies vel, IS Eell improved, web
Watered and vel tiH8Sered and ealtniEs no
waste land. About 800 acres cleared and IN
& high state Of culti EatiGn- There Is q good
gin house and press O. tha FARM The soil
Is exceedingly fertile, and Is vel adapted
70 ths cultivation Of cotton and Erains
and is she very best quality ef Middle Tea
Dessee land
The contemplated CInciEnsfi g souta1ern
Railroad sglIl pass within halF 3 Ilile Of IT,
TERMS--One-tF third cash, al the bslaDoa
On one aud i've years credits with intsl est
from dEle- Ppssession EiTs1 on The 25th q
Decambe next Bend and a T1sr9ved Eecn-
ritY EiT Be requires d purchasers
anegl-td WM- JONES a. BIOS Z
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-09-14
s Many Defence

Sometime ago Co. Baxter, of
Knoxville, made some very grave
charges against Mcssrs. Jones, Pur-
vis & Co, Puntcrs faV the State. in
which Le. scouscd them Of having
received about shy thousand dol
LAYS more for work than they were
justly entitled t. The fact ofCol
EaNte4's having been mixed up in
several u.ly transactions OF a pub
Isenaturc that provoked legislative
investigation, resulting in sny thing
else Int n y,udicahon of him
SELF gave his charges against men
of such stainless regulations IS
2Eess7s. Jaacs, Purvjs & Co, The
color of malice ana bUt Few. { any
FAIR lcia,led men, Believed q word
aC chem. lJoacvcr, wc arc glad
th-t Ncssrs. 5oacs. PurvSs / Co.
have v;ndicatc1 themselves il the
s.gniae5, manly au5 iuContovevti-
he maaucr thev have. Their card
appears lu Che Banner aad Union
& American Of Sunday, and it has
euly TO bc read e. bc believed u toto.
in It they convict Col. Baxter of
wjllul Misrepresentation and show
clearly that Sc far from ever charg-
ing tho State they have in several
Instances been more moderate IN
their charges than the most reason
able of their predecessors. All
tajs they back up with proof and
they refer proudly 70 the records
~ shc proper agents Of their viadi-
cation They also establish clear
D. that they have in no instance re
ceived-any compensation that the
law did not allow them. How Col.
Baxter Is going TO extUicste him
self from the uaenviable position OF
81 siaudcrer We are st loss TO con
coivc.