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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

and gives these for its change Of faith ths
Democrats nominate Western candidate 1t will be with
tho general understanding that to succeed they must
carry Indiana and OHIO In October Defeat then will
mean defeat Ia November But II Tilden Is nominated q
will be on the assumption that he be elected without
Ohio and Indiana. since no will depend entirely
on New-York, New-Jersey, and Connecticut. with
the Southern and Pacific States. Hence With Til'len
defeat ia October will have effect the election In
November Therefore, The Dispatch concludes These
considerations have had such effect that We
are almost ready declare that nobody but Tdcn ought
TO BE- nominated. II would be such pity-so great
wrong the Southt0 bo instrumental IN perettatiny
the mower of the miserable Radical party, that throw
aside all considerations Of less moment and look only 10
the disturbances Of having o Democratic President
n there be any other stronger thad Tden LET u
nominate MIN. But Tilden and Hendricks both; would
that not lie u strong tickct}"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
D1UOUEY IN TROUBLE.

The civilized certainly have the savage at n
disadvantage. His Majesty of Dahomey is no
doubt locally a powerful monarch. His mis-
take has been in SURPRISING that he could i'll
treat British subject with inpunty. Up to
the present time he seems to be of like mind.
AS a mighty monarch he does not understand
by what authority the British Government in
flicts fine upon him; and when called upon
to pay up. he sarcastically invites Commodore
Hewitt to come to Dahomey and receive the
amount in powder and ball. 1t will not be 80
funny for the King whsn the Commodore shall
accept the invitation. when the royal palace
is knocked about his Majesty's ears. The
main difficulty in settling disputes between
civilized and uncivilized powers is that the
parties have no public law in common. What
docs Dahomey know about Puiiendorif or Vat
tel or Wheaton, The dusky monarch can
comprehend the ultima ratio Of kings, but of
right or wrong nothing. We are not sure that
he might not DO educated In a way somewhat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

in the schuylkill. No derrick is strong enough 70
land IT, and it is to be lacked up and rolled over
board.
The pupils Of the Pennsylvania Institution for
the Blind. though cut off from viewing the Centen-
NAL glorics hosted fine large flag yesterday ana
assembling in the garden sang Tho Star Spangied
Banner"
Visitors to Philadelphia report that our Engish
cousins are coming to the Exhibition with those
same bundles Of rugs and blankets that the dis
tinctive marks Of an English traveller in any cline.
There is ovcrabundant caution about this. There
are two places where blankets are snperiluous III
warm weather. Philadelphia IS one OF them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
q" SELLS TOO FAST"

TO the Editor or The Tribune
SIR: This morning crossed the Wali o'ree'
Ferry at $50 O'Clock. inquired az the news saAa ~
the Brooklyn side II there were any TRibuNls' -,
newsdealer answered, mo" asked II no KEEP. -.
TRIBUNE. He replied. Eyes" then said; "ees w.
fsstf" "Yes," he answered. Well, how many NJ
sold do know He had plenty 81 INC other "s :.
but not one TRIBUNE. A gentleman just ahead " 80
asked for one could not get and id nos 80
stitute do not suppose tins Is OF nacn value "a
but rs fight for the old TRIBUNE. lao W on00' y
bit, II possible. Very truly yours, DO. .m
Ne,o-TWk Nay 10, 1875. WALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
AFFAIRS OF THE WESTERN CONCErN.

CINCINNATI, May 10.-In regard to the Rev.
DR. Lanahan's exhibit Of affairs OF the Methodist Book
Concern IN the West before the Conference at Baltimore
the Rev. Dr. ght, editor Of The Western Chsf'a" AZ
rore answers that the charge Is not true aud tho eS
hibit unfair that tie large buildings at Fourth ana
Hone-sts and Eighth and Man-sts. IN this city. worth
$40 900, were not included in the assets That INC
Western Concern shed to make money ana
declare dividends but missionary effort IN publish
and circulate periodicals. that were not 81 fsdstan ns
The III 80 900 worth OF checks which DIR. Lan3an us
PLAYED having been stolen. DR. Hight asserts wcro
every OF them Cancelled, and Of no value whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

No candidate ought to be allowed to go before
either of the Conventions without telling us MS
choice for Private Secretary. This Will be inc
crucial test of the campaign. Also. how many
brothers-n-aw he has, if any. AS Cow Illdens or
gan. We direct attention to tho fact that the uoV
ernor hasn't any. As Mr.. Blaines organ, we respect
fully suggest to him to let the public know how
many he has if only few, and say nothing about
il ii he has good many. Az Mr.. Conkling's organ
we have probably been accused even OF that-we
remind the public that Mr. Conklings most promi-
nent and possibly single brothcr-n-law is too DIS
tinguished a Democrat to be slowed away IN tine
White House. As Mr.. Seymours organ, we beg
leave to state that Mr. Conkling il Mr. SeymonrS
brotber-in-law. As Mr.. BrlstOw's organ we CONFESS
that we don't know anything about it. lie may
have them or he may not, but be has lived too long
under the shadow Of The brotbern-law system 70
continue it, The next President is quite likely to
give strangers show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

Whatever the people may have lost by the failure
Of new and third party to come to the front, they
are gaining in the postponement of the actual hos
tlities of the Presidential campaign. BY this time
in 1872 the Cincinnati Convention had made lis
nomination and the whole country was ringing with
the battle that had already begun. Now the cam
paign is langnid enough. Mr.. Bristow strangles an
occasional SANDER. now and then Mr. Blaine makes
an explanatory speech all the rivals on both sides
FIJI to quarrcling over brace OF delegates. Mean
while the Independent Voter yawns and sill orna-
ments the fence Truly. in the words of Mr. Charles
Francis Adams " this is chaos"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
rrIrNNIAL coNGREGATIoNAL CONvENrION

CHICAGO, May l0.-The Triennial Conven-
ton OF Congresationasts OF the Northwest met hee
this morning. After the transaction " ordinary business
the following officers elected President the Kew
Richard Edwards OF Illinois Vice Presidents. the Rev.
George T. Ildd Of Wisconsin and the Rev NJ Williams
Of Minnesota; Secretary, the Rev James ioinpAi"'
second secretary Tie Rev. W. +. Bush OF Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
omussmsnis ano Msennss DO Night.

YrrTu AvHNUK TuBArHR.-" Pl1ue.'
OLYMPIC TlEArEK--"lIumpty Ddanply'
PARK TIiEATsR.-" BrtSs'
fu M1NsIKkLA
TOsY PAsToG's NEW TIIEATER.- variety
TwH>TY-raIRD STREET OPERA HOUsE-hciy q Leon
Ministries.
UNIuk ooUARE THEArEn.-" Conscience.
WALLAcK's THEATkR.-"LcndOn Assurance"
ACADEMY OF Decentralization OF Paintings
AcApgAY or MUsIC-fOun2 WOmen's Association fhH'
BIBrR HuUsE.--.i::}0: Congrega ODal Union
CILAoaL's GAKD1N.-COucert. OfcnbdoD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

It is understood in London that the Amer
lean Legation will not oppose the release OF
Winslow on Saturday next. Our Government
doubtless concludes that it would be unproht-
able further to discuss the question with the
British authorities, and that it is best to leave
on them the responsibility of the criminals
escape from justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

The unusual demand for yesterdays TRIBUNE
early exhausted the stock at nearly all the ne'cs-
stands in the city. Fortunately the stereotype
plates mere preserved, and we are thus abte tbs
morning to supply all who mGy stu seek the
fullest and most complete description of The Cen
tcnaial Exhibitions yet anyohere accessible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

The Berlin conference promises to mark an
important stage in the history of what has
been termed the unanswerable Eastern ques-
ton. Fortunately for the cause of liberty, the
diplomatists assemble at time when public
opinion in Europe is strongly opposed to
maintaining the integrity of Turkey at the
expense of her Christian subjects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
deemed rather to add to than diminish their

deemed rather to add to than diminish their
guilt.
Judce Larremore's decision in lie ihsu-
rancs suit will attract attention. Inc pc.soh
insured neglected to pay the premium VI no
nolicy shortly before his death. IL was Sno"t
that at the time of this neglect ne posseo'o"
funds to make the payment, but hao oeoo"o
insane he Judge rules that Desiec'' unu''
s,oh circumstances, could not be cohstrueu 10
= ,vi,,fuI act and that the policy was HUI
thereby forfeited.
rh. only people who-bave publicly expressed
diseotisf,ctiop with the Gentleman are w.
Notional Woman's Suffrage Associatioh' az
their anniversary meeting yesterday 'no'
corded n protest against calling the Ceh'enuh"
performance a celebration of the independence
or tle neoDle OF the United States. The plat
form adopted at the meeting displays on this
and similar points strong determination hot
to be Modified.
Plymouth Church affairs were lively again
last night. and in discussing proposal to OK
communicate Mr.. Bowen, there was an amount
of excitement that is dangerous III warm
weather. A new scheme now requires MI.
Bowen to spread his "bOttOm facts before
Mr.. Bcecher and DR.. Taylor of the Broadway
Tabernacle. DR.. Taylor is to be bound to
secrecy about them but wh' Their Mr. Deecher
will be also bound is not SO certain.
The Connecticut auction was concluded last
night. MIR. William ii. Barnum being the sue
cessful bidder for the United States Senator
shin 1t was knocked down to him by the
regular Democratic caucus after an acr-
monious discussion, in the course OF winch
Speaker Waller threatened to bolt the caucus
nomination, resign the Speakership, and make
things lively generally unless rird roce vote
WAS taken. This concession being made, MI.
Barnum showed clean majority-did we say
clean?-no, a majority, and was declared
nominated and Speaker Waller withdrew his
offensive remarks and the caucus OF the party
of Reform adjourned in condition OF
serenest harmony. And so Mr.. Barnum
goes into the Senate to represent. the
party which advocates the purtcaton OF
politics and the application of the tests OF
capacity, fitness, and integrity in the selection
Of candidates. MIR. BaInum has one recon-
mendation: he has been eight years In Con-
gress has never made a speech. and very
rarely voted. He has drawn his pay like
little Major. and contributed to the election fund
like a Lieutenant General. Verify he has ms
reward And there's Gov. English! Poor man
They're fooing him with talk about st. Louis
and the Presidency. What very pretty party
this Democracy is when it gets set up whcre
Won can 90 round it and take in its fair pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11
Business Nonfrs.

Cp,srAnOpo's HAIR DYE is the favOrite dye
In America easily applied always Ielabei natural ooauu
full Wholesale aud retail, 80 John ST.
The true story is, DR.. MARSH's treatment Is
the only for Rupture ONCE 2NtseysI Asloi ho'''
opposite ST. Paufs Church
DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. 81 Oper annut'
SrMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, SO per an
WErKlY tribune Mail Subscribers, 81 per annum
Terms, cash in advance.
Address. TIE TRIBUNE New-York.
Persons unable 10 obtain THE TRIBUNE IN GnyW me
trains bodts, or hoelsin whiohn rs usually sold @ cor"
I'm faror BIZ informing this ONCE Of The circumstances
rn,own adyer,sers can save fer TE rBNE
stI23s Broadway iss or 308 w 23ds cor sth ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

There is a striking want of exact knowledge
displayed by Mr. McAndrews respecting the
amount of powder that he had stored before
the explosion of Saturday night. The evidence
as to what care was taken TO have the build
ing watched while the explosives were in 1t
Is equally indefinite. Whether the explosion
was or was not the work of reckless malice,
1t was clearly made possible by simple care
lessness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

The whisky war has broken out in good
earnest in this city. beginning with twenty in
dictments and six arrests of prominent liquor
dealers. The accused virtually plead the baby
act, declaring that If they handled crooked
whisky they did not know it. If their con-
nection with the Western revenue frauds is
proved O. trial. the fact that they were once
respectable New.York merchants must DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-11

Brooklyn is favored among American cities
in possessing a City Hall that is of "a neat and
pleasing architecture. A proposition is now
on foot TO rob this building of its good
appearance by making it wing to larger
structure A pretty little park now fronts the
City Hall. 1t is naturally part of the new
plan to build upon this park, reducing its
dimensions as breathing-place. and also
blocking q mueh-ased pathway it now affords
to pedestrians
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. !. .es5 BRoApwAY,,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

epTE nay 4Sp N ESE 81 Sy
AsTRnLoGi-i2rn PA1K-ath col
hii-LiARDs-..Im PAcE-5d col.
sSAkb aSD oSaS hd sh sss 81 ss
BHookLYS REAL ESTATE FOX sALE-aD PAGs-iss
ssggsIISSEss oorroRruxIrIEs-srn PAGE
CRY KEAL EsreTs FOR ilsn sAIEan pa Paos-l.. col
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN-iern PAcx-3d COL
coAcnMEs AND GIRDESERs-l2ru pAsr-sd and 9Th
coAsiWIsE SIZE AMsHIps-l2rH PAc.-ssh and esA coils
6aSSiS hSAbENiRssIm sSoAbbERns r.ssS P.Sr"sa eos col
DENrlsTRY-yrn rAcE-ith col
b%ESISa nousis 's'I 70 IET. si, FURNISHED AND uS-
EuRdrsSS 'Pa
KxcURsIoNs-i2ra PAGE-tth col
fiiSEE AhTs-srn HILS,n PAsn-ad sas col.
f4RSisMED hD1I RooNs 0n %SS 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
ruR 2IrI,SEasi sp rtGs-sd r.asds.S.o ana Sd scIs .o
E$ s.s.s .as 50 coils
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 1c.-isr rIos-ad. 50 and 4sh
HSsE 1 ,ss "a sS r.o.-sa COL
Gst Gs4 ssb S9rSEs9H FoGsDi.r rtsasS ssTi.s s' COL
saShiShaSfS sAshfE MsSfsissD rse.sa rassLe.A ss eo
ShPrShHaas ShPbfrShHsIra r.sHasS ss'' 81! co..
g:
MIscELLANEous-o PAcs-sd col
MCSICAL-sTH fAGR-3d col
ErW PUBLICATl0NS-7rH PAGK-6th col
PEHSONAL-lsr PAGx-- LIST col.
PIANOFORrES. ORGANS. &C-9Tn PAcn-6th col
rOLITICAIs-lsr PAGE--6th col.
POST OFFICE N0TICE-lsr PAcR-0th col.
PROPOSALS-l2rH PAcE-tith col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
12rH PACE--2d col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENr-2D pAGE-lst col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAcE-lst COL
kEWARDS-lsr PAcE--lst col
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- 18TH PAcK-lst and I'd coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-12r PACK-3d col
sspGCIAL NoTICEs.Ist pAck,irr and I'd coils:
THE TRADES-l2Tn PAcE-4th col.
THE TURF-1sr PAGE-2d col.
lst col
fRAvELLKRS GUIDE-12rH PAGE-6th col.
USFURNISIlED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9ru PAcR-3d col
WATCHES JEWELRY. kC.--0rH PACK Sd col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2p PAcK--lst COL
WINTER RESORTS-2p PAGE-6th col.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
DY HENRY D. MINER. AUCTIoXEER
ID Office aud Art Galleries, S45 Broadway.
THIS DAY Thursday. October 10.
NJ lOk o'clock NJ rrfvatN re.i.l.pcs

no Il ENsT 7sTH 81 NEAR sri Av.
oAS HAASNys9wE ~ mMousnHoLD .yyENiruEE. MADE TO
BKlNG 4 sons: REAL BRUxZEs. &C. &C.
pets ,gaia csbnsss Centre Tables Pedestsls Real Jap
ver~ood ebony satin and aud blacK walnut
aud ebony best hair Mattresses. Bol-tcrs and Pillows.
Lounges andy Chairs black wal. Library suit Book
cases and Tables Dining Buet Extension Table and
suite In Croekery Glassware ac &c black walnut
~ sssnd. Stair Carpets and Uiicoths copper Kettles
Utensils. xc &c.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
IlY ADRIAN II. MULLkR A SON, AUCrIoNEERS
ID THURSDAY. OCIORER 10

a. II ocock q the Exchange sAcsroom TT HroNdway I'm
portant sale Of 34 LOTS parcels handsomely ssuatod
fordhsm Hsghs gath ward With 75 feet Of water front
Harlem rivers tho property reached In 10 minutes from
Grand Central depot: bo mortgage
For particulars and map apply che Auesonser Pine g.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
POT.lTlCAl.,
D0LlIICAL

D0LiTiCAL POLITICAL
j. Campaign Campaign
Equipmenis kquipmeusa
Wear our Imposing Continental Has Cape made
OF blue and yellow, with silver eagles Full Of
Campaign Eqapments consisting OF Hats or Caps) and
Capcs color and stye) with ewing sluo
Torch aud Stick. furnished TO clubs ~ factory pricoA
soud Tor tall particular hesduuarters wN
H. kSAus, 2)S BfoudwAy. New yorx.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

posr orfIcE NoTIck TIck'~~---->''~'..-
The foreign nails for the week ending Saturday Oco
Der ~. 1876 will close this Office Wednesday, ~
NJ for Europe. per Abyssinis via Quscnstown
Thursday at ~ 80 A. NJ for EUROPE frsu.
va PLYMOUTH, chcrbourg aud H.mburg saturday ~
1 A. NJ for Europe. Germanic Via Queens
town Correspondence for Scotland Germany and France
TO be forwarded by this must be specially sd
dressed. and 40 A. NJ tor France direct per
ST. Gsrm@n via Hnve. and at 10 A. NJ. Tor se..lsnd q!
rect per Anchorix Glasgow and II - A. H.
kr Europe per steamer Neckar, via Southampton and
Bremen Tho steamships Abyssuis and Germano do nos
take M aiIs for Denmark Sweden aud Norway.
The mas for the West Indes VIA Bermuda and 81
Thomas will leave New York October 10
Tho mails China. &c will leave Francisco Novsm-
Der 1.
Novembera
T. l. JAMES. Postmaster.
Nkw yoRK. Oct H. 1875
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

A -A.-A-CoMPETITION DEFTEDu!
IN. Road Wagon in good ordcr. 1875.
Leather top BaRi;es. SIPS. Depot Wagons, SJ8a
Pony Phsetons. Sls5 Rnckaways, $iiz
HORSE BLANKETS
HORSE BLANKETS
for truck. carriage and stable. 81 to $40.
HARNESS., make, every description, $tl 30 $500.
JOHN MOORE 81 INST
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

S!OvkL MAKkKS-
DRead the EVENING TELnoRAM. An ths news Tor 4
cents Advertising. ~ per line Cirsuiasloa. 4u
eopsa
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

PRIVATE sALE.-I HAVE PLACED NUMBER
Of Bnxeies which fully warranted for
equal to msde in the city Van Tnssc
18th - near 4th and ut e. W. Barkers Broad
way aud jith st.
JOHN vANDERGAw. DeRalb av Brooklyn
SPLENDID FRESH MILK AYRSHIRE cow FOR
n sale milk, 20 quarts Of mix day sals 43U
rsast 18th 81.
sAcRiFTcE.-POKY 81 LII HORSE sORgEL
"A Horse 0 hands, suit truck, grocer butcher. farming
.ol Grand 81
4 TOP WAGON. TOP PHAETOx AND HARNESS;
must be sold Ut any offer they good 1888
Al ,est 3Ist ~
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

A DMINiSTRAToR'S SALE.-BENJ. p. PAlRCHILD
AAuctoneer. will sell st public auction Friday Oct
2o 1875. at ~ NJ ~ No 81 Bank st. household Furnt
consisting Of Psrior and Bedroom Suits Pier Mirror
Mattresses Bedding Pillows Bosters velvet aud ingrair
Carpets. &c. ny order OF HENRY E. KIDNEY. DANIEL
MOONEY, Administrator &c
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
A ucTIOy AUCTION AUCTION
ATHIs lThursdsy) AFTERNOON. commencing st Ik
elacL

o'clock.
Over so lots handsome household Furniture Carpets
the largo dwelling residence 1U5 East 18th second
door 9TH av T. ROTH, auconeer consisting Of cle-
giant SATIN and a,rccsh Psric Suits Mirrors.
Curtains paintinx Works OF Art Clocks Tables Esageres
Bookcase. I"unges. Turkish rurnurs Bedssesds Bn-
r.aus Washstand Comnodes Wardrobe hair and spring
Mattresses Bedding Extension Tables Sidesboars ass
China Silver Ware Cutlery kitchen and servants fnrn
sale positive. opportunity FOR housskeepes
an the trade.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

DY Wax TAssELL 4 KEARSEy. AUcTIoNEERs.
dat their AUCTION MART llo. liz East 18th e.. near
ELEGANT HORSES AND CAKRfAGES
AT AUCTION,
TOMORROW iFRIDsYj. OCTOBER 30,
At ~ O'CLOCK.
TEAM BAY HORSES. ~ hands high kind and true In all
harness nee from and stylish be driven
by and is way saie and reliable for fam
lily driving and Is warranted sound Kind and true
LASDACLtT, toll size, in hIe order made by j. H.
BREWSTER / CO.. OF 10Th ST. and 10, Gnc double
Harness. sc. sc.
WELL BRED BROWN SADDLE MARE, i5x HANDS
from vice: has all gsts; guides hy motion. Is very
she Is broken % harness. but has been used
clnsireiy saddle mare for iS months has extra
6ne ana action and ~ safe tor ride: :
sold account Of owner having use for hor
DARK BAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE HORSE. i5I
hands high. old. kind and true In a harness;
Tree from has been used by private family on
road aud TO alanda}ct Tree and pie driver
trot ~ 8 40 aud ~ warranted sound; set Coups
coUPK. is PhRrEcT ORDER, BUILT BY MINER 4
AT PRIVATE SALE.
LANDAtLET nearly now. built by DeinArcu Co.
LANDAU in perfect order BY Brewster Co.. VI Broome sI
SIX sEAI KuCkANai. by Miner stevona
COUPE ROCkAwtY. by Miner h stevens.
COUPE. by Wood Bros
nrANHOFE PHAET0S. shining top, by Brewster Co.
TOP PHA TONS. and full spring aud side bar
Road Wagons. by BREWSTER CO, J. b. BRsW5
Tkk. Y ~ srlvRKs and other hfst class maksrA
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TANBERT's RESTAURANT. CENTENNIAL
llround Horticultural Hall. lntely destroyed by
rebuilt within eight days Is again in fu operao
well heated with greater and better than
MEDICAL NOTIcE-A WONDERFUL FEVER MIDI
l cine HAVING been well tested in most malignant cases
all character febrile Affections and been
used In South successfully In yellow fever and Ia
North grades OF typhoid and interni,tent fevets
also Antibilious Pills the formula OF which and the
Cholera Medicine 10 accompany the above two artees
these valuable medicines will be Incorporated In short
time by number Of physicians prepared Tor sale Par
ties desiring interest inform asion will call o. H.
PlERS0S. . Pine st.. New York.
NERVOUS EXHAUsTION.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
IN comprising series of lectures delivered at kahn's
Museum Of Anatomy. New York the and ot
premature decline showing incisputaby how lost health
be rrgainea unordng clear synopsis of the mped
ment 10 marriage and the treatment OF and phys
en debility, being the result OF 20 years experience Price
IS Address the author, DR. L. j. AIM office and
residence 81 East 10Th ST. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

ssIGyEE'S sALR-BY JAMES DENNIS 4 CO..
hAuctoncers Friday, Oct 20, At IL A. NJ, 3o3 Pc ar
81. We VIII ener Io' o. Lahes Betting rulley.. Nickel
purtsnancc belonging to tho late Arm OF Moore
NY ordov of H. a. Case assignee Sale
1erma