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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

One of the novelties of a new ho-
tel Jacksonville, Florida, is a crys-
tai chandelier in the bridal cham
Der. By touching a button it is
lighted, at the same moment out
springs a little Cupid, who strikes
with hammar a rhine of bells,
which peal out in the sweetest mel
ody, Rest in this BOSOM" LET
me kiss him for his mother, etc.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
Ames Is q Dolitical nonenitv: D

Ames IS a political nOnenity; no
longer a power in Ibis own State"
or Massachusetts. Ben. Butler viii
have TO support him or set him up
in a new business. His fall Is
anotherAIississippi outrage for Nor
ton. The State is Democratic be-
yond recovery and the last vestige
of carpeU-bag government floats like
a rotten carcass on a receding tide.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

The number OF convlcts now reg
istered at the Tennessee State peni-
Tertiary is one thousand and eighty.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
MOntrOSe Vineyard,
PULASKI, TENN.
COreord, Ives, Diana and ether Wines,
luNNIxKp. PUgE eRArElrIcEs

UTE HAVE FoR sALElN oUseEE.l.
" 4.o8o gallons Of The vintage q 1S-s
They are approved ~ physieiarz ana aan-
noisuers zenaiue ald - saf.ar5ez e.zsalslias
Can - had &C. she s ilef zrl aa1 - 81 sru.s
store Of SaIzpter g Lay. 81 Friees 50 low
thas 81 can slisEa sliz he-l-lztal ard lslieieuz
heVzTaEa-
Also a. she tiHsFar1 s7rare slir1s - all
varieties Pc-zso ard Ta1aAto slips. Cabf-azs
piznzss eec-s cheaper than Il Nashville
prlces.
fsbss-lf AUGUSTINE q 80.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

Parton takes his wife in peace, the
Massachusetts Legislature having
legalized his marriage.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
Augusta (Ga) Constitutionalist;

Augusta (Ga) Constitutionalist:
On every side the effects of the re
cent cold spell can be seen in the
dropping and siekly appearance of
early vegetation of all kinds. In
one wheat patch, just outside the
city limits, the top is completely
killed aud the brown and scorched
blades tell Of the biting blast Of old
POrcas
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
PULASKI Markets.

I'VE quote the prices paid for country pro-
d1ee by our merchants 0f course they sell
for a small advance .-ED. CTTIzEN-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
VICKS
Flower : Vegetable Garden

Is ire most hsautiiul work Of the kind IN The
world l. contains nearly 10 pages, han-
dre1s 81 5ne Illustrations, and four Chrcmo
Plates Of Flowers beautifully drawn ard eel
cred from are Prise 50 cents IN paper
eaEerss S eents bond Il eleEaat eleth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
NICKS
Flower & Vegetable Seeds

are the best the world producas- Thss are
planted By e millicI Peeple IN Amsrieas. and
the result Is beautiful EltWers and splendid
Vegetable a priesi catalogue sent free -
al who enclose the postags-a cent stamp.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

nNE CAR LOAD PLASTER, At NASH
~ vile prioes wiki freight
marso-lm HILL 4 BALLENTINE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06


Dried Fruit Apples &c; quarter peaches
Sc; half peaches, Toe
Eggs-l5e.
Feather Prime, zoe
Wool Washed. 35Gsz0c; unTashed. $50
95c; bury lots, 5(gloe. less.
Rags-Sc-
Broom eOrn-AecoTding 70 quality, -5gTc
Hay-per ton S2l625
Butter Common 70 choice 1915.
Bessw ax-2Sc-
Ginseng so4$l 90.
Tallow-75<e-
Hides-Green, za5e- Dry, 9aI2.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
Notice to MiIJel.s.
Davenport's Milestone
DIAMOND DRESSING MAgHlHE

MYTH patent Gai5a ard Protector. Any
~ person with ordinary ski can dress >
par 81 Buns in Jess than hear. Ia man
nsr that no man cSn sUrpass With the pick
The lines pr0duea1 upon the face Of The Burns
are FerfoeE and uniform. 0nly touching the
high points, and tllsreby securing better
grinding surfsce each time used We claim
II tbs machine aeeuFi ey. speed, durability
and great "a Dor saVe.-- From one % I'VE lbs
Of -four i obtained over the old style The
pick Is entirely dispensed With except u
chasing tho fuFroEs- There Is no crushing
contact Of tbe stone with the wheat, the sharp
edges Of the cracks actually eating, pTo5uo-
ing less TaidlssEs and the -four suTnSs from
them with its Lutlit5xe qualities uniTaE paired
The saving Of labor. liIne q the mill, costs
Of picks, quantity and quality o. 1lonr, IL the
aggT eyate mlIsl be s large Itezn- sufficient II
iIself TO constitute b difference between sue
cessful and ulisaecassfDl business The price
OF the machine 5 fFou g. 70 = dollars, sc-
eo-ding 20 the size OF the Diamond We are
General State gents, soliciting corrsSlson-
denos- Machines shipped c O. D-.and s2sls-
faction given OF money refunded. agents
wanted and territorial = ghts furnished. al
dress al cuEnmunIcAt5ous %
JOHN HUNTER & BRO,
msrz-am CaTesris Creek. Maary Co, Tenn.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

TheColumbia Herald makes us out
a great grumbler and the only s'sore
head in the district. 1t says we
are continually making illnatured
filings at Maury, bristling up at ev-
erything it says, and torturing its
sayings into meanings not meant.
Yet Il has always been for conciHa
tion and fraternal feeling; tho it
discredits the sincerity of similar
claims on our part. Now, although
we feel sure that we are heaping
Goals of fire upon our own heads
by this controversy, as the Herald's
warnings indicate, yet we are not
willing to be so lagranuy misrepre-
scented without protest. Why do
you persist in it, neighbor? We
have always conceded to Maury the
right to all the offices she could get
fairly, and by open, frank and gen
erous dealing with her sister coun-
ties, and we have repeatedly said IN
all sincerity that we admired and
honored the people OF Maury. Our
articles have never been dictated by
prejudice; but have been always in
dicted against it. Our endeavor
has been to break down the preiu-
dice so unnatural for mother
against her offspring as that OF
Maury against Giles, and to awaken
a feeling of generosity instead We
make no war upon Judge Hughes,
or Judge Fleming. or Judge Martin.
or Judge Whitthorue, or Judge
Fuzzeil, or Judge McLcmore. They
are all our friends, and aside from
Judge HIS politics, we like them;
but that does not prove that Maury
has all the talent and learning la
the district, nor prove that she
ought to claim all the Offices; MOI
does it prove that We are "preju
diced, "narrow-mided, or spite
full" Neither does it prove that al
the talentls 90 Maury % cause d,
other paper 10 the district "grum
bles," as the Herald is pleased &,
call our squibs. They may hav,
more policy, and more sense, too
than the CrizEN, but they are u,
more convinced than we are tina
Maury has a Lifetime right 70 al
the Offices in the district, But
truce to all this. We would no
forfeit the good opinion of on
neighbor for all the offices in Ia
kingdom, and our greatest regret
that he persists in misconstr8nI
US. As we have often said, we adj
mire the pluck and persistency q
Maury county in sustaining an,
supporting county enterprises an
county people, AMI have often he'll
her up as an example to our owI
people; but we have insisted AM
still insist that she carries this OF
fee business a iittle too far, and i
the least bit ungenerous toWar
Giles This is the extent Of our q
Tending. Nothing more.
Houston proposes 20 exhibit q
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

The Columbia Herald says Gen.
Whitthorne received only 1888 votes
in Giles while his radical opponent
received 1865. True, but even then,
the"favorite son OF Maury" received
more votes in Giles than she gave
to one Of her own favorite sons, a
native and popular man, for float
err 1t was the confidence" You
speak Of, All, that made our demo
cratic vote small, but it was Ger
tainly complimentary to Whit. and
to Maury. Giles never did 90
back on Maury, and never will
when she puts forward tie right
man in the right manner, no matter
how ungenerous MaHry may be.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
NASHVILLE AND CAIRO
PACKET co.
7. G. RKA4N, Superintendent.
For ClafksFiIl, Padueah and Cairo.

THE Elegant Passenger Steamer
4 EDDEFILEE.
VIII leave Nashville for above points EV FRY
MONDAY, AZ O'Clock P K.
The New and Elegant Passenger Steamer
BERMUDA.
VIII leave Nashville for above points EVERY
FRIDAY, a. 4 o'clock P L.
Zach boat makes close connections At Pa
duczh with Upper Ohio River Boais and al
Cairo with St Louis and Memphis Pzeke1s
and with first-ciass Steamers for Nex Orleans
and all points Oh lower Mississippi Aisl
with the Iron Mountain Raiiroad for Ell
points south and West giving throEgn re-
ceipts for freight and passengers 70 81. points
tributary. Special Inducements e families
moving 10 Texas Fer further reformation
apply 70 ". E BTERS.
Freight and Passenger Agent,
ian7-5m Nashville Tenn
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

Houston proposes TO exhibit nj
tbs iesae state fair "a woman who
Is Only thirty years old and is the
mother Of eighteen children.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

The Columbia Herald In answer
to us brings up an array OF figures.
which only qo To strengthen the mo-
siti.., wa bod toleo We are sofis
fed ,bat discnssio, Of tho opes
tion will convince neither If ms nor
wo,,ld vo ho,,o o,toro5 into s. h,,
for ,bo ,ros,;sl,noss 80 tho gsroy,y
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

7sHE partnership existing between T. P
i Craig SD 7 p Abeznassly, unsler tie
Narch ]. 1870. T. F. Aternatisf retiring. W
X Craig VIII continue tLs business 4 -
W 2 CRAIG.
mrhfs-zt I. Z ABERNATHY
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

Any peFson, % liable, VINO snail fail 70
comply with ths foregoing requirements viii
be subject % severe penalties.
Persons or inns liable 70 pay any Of the
Special Taxes named above must apply 70
,. NJ. BRE Ant, Collector Of internal
Revenue At SheIbygIlIe, Tenn, and pay
for and procure the SPECIAL Tax Stamp OF
Stamps they ueed. prior 20 Nay 1. 1876. and
WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE
d. D. PRATT.
Commissioner Of internal Revenue.
OFFICE OF INTERSAL REK ESrE,
WAaHISGFoN, D. e. February J. 1876.
marz5audS9a 5rz9andzz
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Flour-choiee family, per Dbl, SO IS.
Meal-sacked see
CoTn-saeked IN depot zsc.
Wheat-Sl 00Gl 10.
Oats loose, sacked and il depot 50055c,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06
SCHEDULE.


Pulaski Accommodation leaves for
Nashville at A. ii. and arrives alto 10
A. n. Leaving Nashville at ? p. n and
arrives at 20 p. ~, every day except
Sunday.
Freight trains viii carry passengers
between Pulaski and Decatur.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

TRAIN No. enHHHcts 81 Nashville FIth
Nashville and Chattanooga 2. r; 81 De1ztzr
casI and west - g Memphis and Charleston
=. B.. - Birmingham 8 with Alabama and
Chattaneega 2. r., &C Calara With selma
Rome ard Dalton T.. r.. 81 Montgomery
With 7Ees.er1 y f. 81 Aiabaiaas 3 eatgom-
ery and Eufanla r j. ard Mobile and Mont
zomefT T. E.s MilaH vIfh New Orleans,
S. Louis and Chicago 2 =.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-04-06

Cattle-Extra SHIPPING, z945<c: Choice
buteheTinv, 81 &c; MsdIuIa, 2Gse; Inferi-
o., 15<92Ze-
Hogs 61zGT.
Sfezr- - 5nSA 81
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

4 UCTION SALE THIS tTHURsDAY) MORNING AT
"A iui, ocock-Ha andscme and useful Household Furnl-
tnre Carpets kc ut s. wost 24th between 9Th and 9th
avs II Carpets Curtains. Mirrors rich Paor suits in
satin brocads rep and hacIe,h piancfore TABLES: Turk
bureaus. waststands. wardrooek. Commodes dressing
Cases vprng Mattresses Bedding Library Dining
Furniture sdcboard Extension Table. Glass Cbna Silver
ware cntlery. &c. Il. ROTH. Auctoncer Goods packed
and delivered Tor purchasers
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 2s5 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NiGiiT FOR RECEPTION OF

opEN PAY ASp AiSIir FOR RECEPTION or
AsTRoLoGy-i2Tn PAcK-eth col
BILLIARDs-lsI rAcx-0 9th COL
soxsb and % %
sRSSsLa sR1h Es4Ars asis FOX sS saLEaD r4ox-l
sSSsHSss sSssEss F.sss.s
SLERKs Sp s2f ssd e.S ss
81 MCLomThihG-iaTn 9TH rscx.ssh col a.,
.sd s'S .s si
DENTISTRY-3p PAes-3d col
gusofExs sTsaNsairs.liIa ssn,.a facs"ssS raS - col
EExcUaSIoNs.-iirm PAcr-Stb col.
fSFsis'!E0 RSoas as'S AND ss s%sfAnrxESrs TO LET
sis;s
HELP PwANTEp.MALEs.isru p.eE--sth col -.
iiousEs. Rooxs &C. wANrED-aD PAor-sa col
!!NSSrHuCTi0N.2n !S M PACE ssh col.
fSsTL fSs4 .sS ;.:ss:s s; s:
SSxSSStSE SfSsEIs ~ P.ss.sa COL
5 ;s
NV sSlG4Iaae rfS1Ss.a ss .o
pEKSOxAL-lsr PAGK-lst col
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS. &C.-2D PAGE-6th col.
POOL SELLING-tsr PAGR-2d col
POST OFFICE NOTtCE-llrH PAGE-6th col
PROPOSALS- 4rH :AcE-lith col.
PROFESSIONAL, SITUATIONS wANTED-TEMALRS-
PROPERTY OUT .oF TnK CITY FOR sALR OR TO
RRNT-2p PAcK-1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-2p PAcx--lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGK-lst col.
REWARDS-IsT PACx-1st col
SALES AT AUCTItN-a0 PAGE--4th and 5th coils
SITUATIONS SWANrED-FENALES-I2ru PAGK-1st I'd,
Sd. 9Th and 5th coils
uTuATlONs wANTED-MALES-l2rH PAcE-5th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-1sr PACE-lst and I'd coils
.p0RTiNG-DOGs BIRDS. kC.-lsr PAGE-2d col
THE TkADES-12rH PAGE-6th col.
tHE TURF-lsr PAGR-2d COL
70 LKT FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-lsr PAGx-
fRAyrLLERs' GuIDE-lirH PAcE-s.h col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-lsr PAcE-6th col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-l2rH PAGE-6tb col.
WATCHER. JEWELRY, &C.-2D PAGE-6th COL
WINTER RESORTs-2D PAcE-3d col
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

ENURNIsHKD nousEs-GOOD LOCATIONS: RENTS,
II $50 TO $500 TIMPsoS rEEr. LASS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
ar THOMAS SON
nj. SALE IN TIE CENTENNIAL. GROUNDS.
FURNITURE, CHINA. PLATED WARE AND KITCHEN
UTENSILS

WEDNESDAY MOKNINA November ~ at 10 o'clock.
all the Furniture of the above Restaurant comprising Par
Dining Room Suits Carpets large quantities of
Chars Tables China Glass; Plated Casters Ladies' Spoons
Linen and Napkins Of peror quality, Gas
Fixtures nns Copper Cooking Utensils Kanges once Fur
niture. &c.
MORTGAGE SALE.-s. FIRUsKI, AUCTIOSEER.
H. at 1Oh o'clock Clarence Coach made BY Dunn first
class Coach. light Wagons new Coal Cart. Business
Mules Harnesses eight horse Steam Engine Boiler
&c. BY order Of James Robinson. Mortgage
1TORTGA AGE SALr.-THOS. J. McGRaTH, AUCTION
Nicer, will sell this day. At 10x O'Clock, vt No 1872
Hester Contents Fixtures oil the Liquor Store.
BY order p. Feeny. Attorney Tor MortgAgee.
1E NUssBAUM AUCrIONEER. SELLS THIS DAY
M q clock At Bowsry large stock Furniture Par
suits Lounges Bedstcss Rocking Chairs. Washstsnds
Chairs Org dc DO removed reserve
IsAl ca
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

FNANAK INDIEN-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOZENGE
agreeable take specnl remedy Tor constipation and
its con,equsnce F. GkILIOT. 81 Rue Rsmbutcsu. Paris
TEXAS LAND OWNERS. UNDER PRESENT LAWS
must land taxes yearly in county where stustsd "
risk Land Circular. cont aiming vnua
hie information. TRUEHART CO.. Real Estate Agents.
Galveston. Texas
T,O THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SUCCESSFUL
from whatever assured at the vics
pr. and Nine. MAURICEAU, l29 Liberty ~ Advics
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 90.


WASTEp-A HORSE OR A PAIR, Mrsr BE
speedy pleasant g drive asd not afraid q ioeomo-
box sso pa. Oh oes oa''s' Aa'''' stating price,
WASrLD-A SET OF LIGHT DOUBLE HARNESS
used and eSe m ea, asre. & a Sas w
r.. box s.2eo Rev York pcss once
cox FER MONTH UNITED STATES STABLES
ss 81 na: o car:. i.: .'se Nth .;
~sSl mors's: nes Pony Turnout for Aa:' sse e re-
Cl0S FOR sALE, HALF VALUE REAuTlFrL
SSlZo.nsw light top Expire" wagon Stable iai wsss
755EAsr 2aD STONE roP SIDE nAR ROAD
loOwaron; used but little; cheap. BENSON BROS.
c1Efl FoK TOP ROAD WAGON AND HARNESS IN
v1OOperect order ss West 18th 81
S25() 1gGENrLEMAx's TURNOUT. 24o rRorTINd
Blanket whip ia4 West 10Th !. '1Ss'
E0O sLEIGHs. cARRIA0Es BLANKETs.-ALL
Wi. i. GRAY. 20 and % Wooster st.
SALES AT AUCTION.
a THE MEssRs. LEAvIrr. Aucn0NEERs.
4His THIs BAY BAY TsssT:s:y' TssI:s:s' .: :ssF4 sssFF4
sn to Ana TX tolo
At Clinton Hail. also FRIDAY and SATURDAY. ss sane
hour.
MR. MENzIEs' LIBRARY.
Important Art Sale. peremptory.
rouo.nnw TVS . IHvssp*Y pxyxIN IENyEsIsc; ALA:
Si7 broadway. ut o'clock.
THE TOLosA COLLECTION.
The entire collection OF Oil Paintings Water Coors,
Antique Furniture Arms Armor Tspesries Costumes
Brc-s-Brsc Studio Furniture. de-. ~ collected by
J. Toosn. Esq
The Paintings in this collection almost entirely
TO tho public and we'll worthy the special attention Of lovers
OF fine art
Among the artists represented this choice collection
will be found Fortuny Pradells Domingo Pixxencs. Per-
alta Jimnex Casado Morera Garland Madou. Plassan,
Baron Weber, Pinchsrt and many others OF note.
Wster Colors Tspcstries. &c, exhibition Friday
morning
THE MESsRS LEAvITT. AUCTIONEERs.
THIS THURSDAY MORNING AT 10 30 O'CLOCK,
EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
largo formerly occupied by the Sixpenny savings
Bak) the entire contents Of first class furnished house.
comprising satin Paov Suits. Dining and bedroom suits
carved gilt Pier Mirrors elegant msrquetry Centre Table
large magncent black and gilt Cabinet by
Ki,nbsl d Cabus; CONCERT GRAND PIANO: also
STEIRWAY UPRIGHT PIANO. Bullets, elegant carved
rosewood Eagerc with mirror Bookcases size silver
plated marble and plato glass Aquarium, moquet and
Brussels Carpets fine spring and hair Matreses Gas FIX
tures cut glassware &C., kc the whole to be sold by
auction without reserve.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
=. Tolosa. Esq.
THE MnssRs. LEAvITr. AucrroSEERs
a MINERS ART GALLERY, s4s BROADWAY.

a NJ SALE
MINERS ART GALLERY, s45 BROADWAY.
Owing to the rs which took place the evening
Of sIection day November At the photographs gallery
adjoining Miners galleries. B45 Broadway the sale of
the private collection Of valuable paintings and
colors belonging to
which announced tor the 18th and 18th inst
necessarily Withdrawn The galleries having been In the
repaired and tho paintings (Which
jured IN the least), being rehung, are gain
OPEN FOR EXHIBITION, FREE, DAY AND EVENING,
and will be sold auction
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
November ~ and 20. NJ 71S O'Clock.
To shs fne valuable collection OF works of
Il embraces number Of representative pictures BY
loading native artists well choice important
smplss Of distinguished modern European painters
II. d. MINER. Auctioneer.
ONCE and galleries. S4j Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
SALES AT AUCTION.

20
"A HENRY zISx. Aucsiouser. will sell
. THIS DAY Thursday, commencing Al lo3 o'elock,
ths entire Household Furniture OF three nais At East
rh st. Broadvay consisting Of Pzror Suits In cote
line and harcioth Oil Paintings. Airrots Etageres
Bookcases DeskA censvs and Marble Tables. Bedroom
SUITS Dressing Cases. Bureaus wsshs,ands. spring and
hair Nattresses Clock Curtains wsrdrobes vHsss Buffet
Extension Table silver and plated Ware Crocksy Cutlery
Carpets. kc-
RY JOHN II. DRAPER CO, AucTIoNEERs.-
1.-the delaware Lackswsnna aud Western Railroad Com
psny will sell 1000 scranton Coal public sucton
on Wednesday. November % a. ~ o'clock noon - Ex
change place. SAMUEL SLOAN. President
1lfssKLL wHLLEs 4 wIILET AUcTIoNEERs
II FRIDAY. November L, at tuh A. NJ.
saeSroom No ~ Murray
Hardware. Cutlery aud House Furnishing Goods.
comprising In part good line VI
Table Cutlery. Carvsrs, scissors, &c. Ac;
also 800 dozen brass and Drawer and Cupboard Locks
$40 Masn Kettles 100 Saucepans with covers 100 round
ensmeicd Pots asp Wooden cedar Tubs and Pals
French Timed 10 dozen Tea and Coffee Canste 100
Crosby agon Jacks: limo Of Papier hachc Cuspa
dores. Basins. &c.
pY MAX BAYERsDORrKR. OFFICE 400 BowERY.-
lJxortsags sale loiz o'clock. 81 stanton ST. fully fur
nshed House black walnut bedroom and Paor Furniture
Bcddngs. Tables Chars Bureaus Bedssesds Lounges Mir
rors, Pictures, Ocoths, Stoves Cooking ltenNs. &C.
Dealers invited. T. LEVI. Attorney for AortgAgee.
DY JOSEPH T. WEi0ERT. AUUTIONRER-wiLL
Dse in lots this days. without commencing iOl
o'clock at i%l sab st. bswesn broadway and th ~ large
Green Black Teas Coses Sugars canned Fruits Hnd
Vegetables Flour Msccaroni Rice Starch kssns. Prune
Buster Cheese Pickles. sauce, ground Spices biueipgs
laundry and perumed SOAPS, Olives 5srdnes salad oil
barrels Vinegar aud Flour Pals Platform Scales other
Goods In quantities to suit Persmptory rain or shine
Buyers, dealers specially invited.
The New York herald., 1876-11-16

EvENlNG TELEGRAM.
g sHsE: sHs: EHs FIJI E|sH EsH
bushes. ?, .ss Evening T:isss.%, BEING duly
Tss.:ass; ssss%ss when
Sworn to before
IbvsIssc IS dsSFs rEa HIxE orrEs
AvERAGE DAILY GIaSUL1TIoS q I,sei COPIES.
AvEaAas 514 rES sE 5op.ns
B ERED
S:sS;. ss .ss j. .ls.,,s a.
die !, % vsry % ssns.Sms S .o stylish ss, and sswy Is
show q gait and .ros I. mile in three mnass.;
.oy b in s': .ay 9' ss and s s,s or
fsy iS IL. near Gnss1y place. ana !. "s no.
l { on exhibition.
EroR sALE.-A BLACK FULL BLooDED MORGAN
L,OK sALE-A GLASS HALF LANDEU, BUILT BY
Williams in FIRST class order will be sold cheap
LIoR SALE EXTREMELY cnEAp-A NICE. FULL
i sized staos near 9Th av. below Tho Park others.
'Sh SD 4''A and SS'n r. siii III Broadway
L,OR sALE.--s3UO WILL BUY A FINE ROAD
Horse is hand. high year old warrsn,ea scuna
at iTkUEsDELL's stables. ias West 4esh ss = -
T7OR sALE-rwO HORSES. SUITABLE FOR ANY
business halt value trial allowed. isD South 5h
INOR sALE-vERY Low GOOD TRUCK HORSE.
L hands high years old and sound and kind; sold only
for ofuse Apply At No. ~ West f.ds 81
JnoR sAIs.-BAY HORSE. is HANDS, 8 YEARS OLD;
II warranted sound. kind half value $50: must sell s24
Hudson IT.
NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL BAY MAKE i5i4 HANDS.
mens "OPkINs aoi East sSsh st.
(y0oD WINTER BOARD-f0R GESTLEMEN's ROAD
FOLK FARM. OK iis Huntington. L. I.
TIALF vALUE-FIvE PONYBuILT HORSES. FROM
Ii sa5 So: suit cuisines Cal +so East isth
NfoRrGAGEE SALE or. HcRsEs-BY MEYER 4
rs ~ II O'clock. a. No II Pe st. near Bowery Is Horses
Wagons Harness. by order the mortgages.
NEW TOR GROCERY OR ExrsEss s WAGON. HORSE
7th av
pIILADELPnIA ExIiiBIT!oN
Nenrs HOOPER a Co. or LONDON.
coaehm aker. 70 the Queen and II r. II the Prince q
s ss
"''s Mr. ]. w.PAIyE. Carriage annex.
DRIvATE STABLE TO LET.-PART OF PRIVATE
i stable No IS East 35th 1t. Apply on the premises
DART or STABLE TO LET--a STALLS. ROOM FOR
wc S s.ra.i @ 70 so% o p5 aon A. ehs"p rent Apply
cEcoSD HAND CARRIAGES
)5 sis.sea. KeckawayS Tarn ous sent top Phssten.
7hslftop SaSrdets gu, under tcp wnFon-
Curtain caneh. six.seat Phae,on.
Depot Wagon 'Gs rna q" ss MssGS sS:r
s7a and 374 Brcome ST., old stand Of Brewster 4 Co.
CroRaoE FOR cAnsIaGEs..,ylEsr CLASS ACCOM-
Sc u.4 msd.n y our sWs las Shop s0'A
nv CART, LIGHT. IN FINE ORDER. WITH POLE AND
shaf:s by Wood Bros Depot WAGONS. top pn,scson
black bear 10'' fiass -
The New York herald., 1876-11-16
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnisheu.

COMPLETELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY CORNER
OHouse Lexington 500 month: family viii
boa privilege Of other boArdera
TiMPsON PEkT, Lass Broadway. cath st.