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A TRAGEDY IN NORM C.aorrx.
Istal shray occurred at Elksville, WIlkes
county, North Carolina, on Thursdav lasf-
~ pSIues 20 the ARRAY we're James W.
VIM. W. White, a deputy United ststss
marshal. and IL appears that both psrtie.
were druhk aud had been playing cards.
short walk, during which White remsrke6
that he was 1.-THE best man on tue nm .
which lsbell denied with an oath wber..-
utnn white drew pistol, and pointing AZ
~ the other, was about TO IRE, when I1b,li
knocked the pistol up, at the same Tina
ufawiug with his other hand a knife whteh
re plunged into Whites neck. cutting he
throat nom ear 10 ear, and severins thahess
almost entirely from the body. Whlta OF
course lived but few moments
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NOTICE
WITH the view OF Diminishing the chances Of col.
iisien, the Cleaners of this Line take o specified
course for all seasons of the year
On the ostward passage from On eenstown 20 SeW
York or Boston, crossing Meridian OF " al q lat, or
nothing TO the north of g.
On the hcmewsrd passage, crossing the Meridian
Of b .: q lat, or nothing to the north Of a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN M " YORK AND LIVER
POOL, CALLING At CORK HARBOR.
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, SGD every following WEDNESDAY and sATUR
stsamers marked 10 not carry Storage passen.
gers.
RAIs. OF PAssAss.--Oabin, So, $40 and aI!e,
gold, according to 8coomm odatio1 Tickets TO Paris
elS, gcio, additional. Return tickets on favorable
teIms.
Storage tickets and from all part, OF Europe 3.
very low rstes. Through bills Of lading given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Hsyre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Medlsrrane ports. Fer
freight and passage apply at the Com pany's ONCE
No. Bowling Green OF both steer age and cabin,
iarnD CHAS. @. FRAHOKLYH. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02
WksTMiNsrER HOTEL,
BANKERS.
N d n r Y

N q n Ely
Is mate faster ard easlJ in stock spec
II " sil street tBsn IN any other legitimate way
The Banking House Of MessTs. Alex. FrOtniu CHAN
4 Co. ~ " IL street have paid 10 .hsir customers
tnring the la thirty days S45O 90 They have
over 50O Cc-ts reside ia different parts Of
the world Their puiarity arises from De alns with
their eCrtomeTs honestly. They invest rang
Ing from Ten Dollars 20 S50Uso, and give strict
PERSONAL attention 10 small ins esnents to large
TheJ Also send a Weekly Report free % those de-
string TO speculate. Send for it. fttiS5HTs Com
- syrt1l. jar "a, iT6.
address ALEX. FR0THINGHAM Co,
febl eotr Bauk ssd Brokers, IL W all ST.. " Y.
GSn To 81 GOO invested 10 etocs SrI,IIo..,
~ Y15. large PT9rss write iSr = sAss 6ooi
kxhT FBkS. John HiCEGiHG 20,
Bankers and Brokers,
ocb-u ~ BrosAvav.E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02

A srCCEssFVI RREAcH o. PEa1rSr
StIT-fhe suit ~ G-rtrufr CT pctC ~ a - b. Al
= T.. htohsr,i, frict hef,sre Sheriffs iurr
last ~ shit elidsi in n verffc. f,r thala IN
NSs n tuit Tor breach ~ promise ga Whioa
no ehsrEe against the cisrsct.sr 80 the vosne
Lsu. Wa minated, aud The enga remeaf
was admitted. Ths question ras u,sr,,i = a..
~ ohmAges. TIE mother OF the youuc ally
s1tel, win no little vehemcnca. ho. fhs
Sclehnsn- hAd treated her daughter. Hor no
had msdc TIER house his horne AMI -, -.
= or = IN conee, besides bringing MS frleods
ior MOI ths 20 dihc with him. and after sbo~
ing great jealousy and an exacting DISPOSE
ton 10 her daughter, finally told her that MS
tsther would diSinhertt him NJ ne marrlef
Der. and ne couldn't support a vile ana de-
parted. The defendautS counsel to show
ne SAID how lttie the lady had lost-put n a
client on the stand aud made him CONES.
mat ne had nothing except what hts father
gave him, and when his father threatanef 20
The inrv 81 :. ue sI,led, he could only OBEY.
tendsnt-lN 4 TNfiizqe. 20 ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02

ECE sALE-Bins UANABH BIRDS, sxosllsn
u singers; nice Canary females and Oages:HA
MockinG Birds and Mooking- Bird Food, No
49, south B street. Capitol Hun, 0sorgstoWn,
I'D aayy.x ega etroee Vosu ~ door,, N11o-laW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02
NEW BOOKS
BALLANrYNE'S.
A2S SEVENTH STREET,
FAMILY SUPPLIES.

BUTTE. Bu0kwHnAT. ~.
Choice New York Butter
Choice New York BuckWhsat
4oller's Diamond Syrup.
Vermont Maple Syrup.
OaDe God CrNnberrfe0.
own OupoFv iston.
Prsoervss, Brandy Peaches, ana q general -
81 j. b. 8kNAN BRO,
oct3-6 sos P6unaSivansa ayaare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02

EW BOOKS.
Life and Letters Of George Ticknor, Z vols,
History Of the Army Of the Cumberland, by
Thos Van Horne, vols. and Atlas cloth 8 90
Foiittcsi and Military Episodes If the Right
Hon J. Burgoy ne, by X. b. De Foublsuque.
The Bible Word book by Prof W = inton.... 90
jonathan, BY Fraser Tybled, leisure series ! Is
For sale BY
MOHUN BROS,
feb2l-tr 1919 Pennsylvania ave-, cor. llth st.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AND FOR
SALEAT
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner Az street and Penna. av.
Dear Lady pisdain. By Justin Mccarthy.
HIS Natural Life. BY Marcus Clarke.
MS Young Alcid's: A Faded Photograph. BY the
sT,hoI OF The Heir Of Redcliffe -
The Gurate in Charge. By Mrs Oliphaut.
1.-THE Wooiug OF. I"
Mrs limber's Rattle; or, A Church Fair and its
Victims. febU-tr
NEW BOOKS AT
BALLANrYNES.
42S SEVENTH STREET.
The Chside.n Account Of Gsnssis. By &C. Geo. Smith.
ktchings and Itchers. By p. g. Hsmerton.
Autobiography OF Rev. Charles q. Finney,
Bear Lady Disdain. By Justin McCarthy.
Duncan d atheson, the Scottish Evangelist
Story OF the postles By author Peep Of Day N tY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02

n$-TFE PURCHASES IT THEABOVK SALE
faN Ing failed to cong VI hs terms Of ale, the
Iropsrty gill be resoo ~ his risk aud cost TUES
Y, March l4th, iaI6. al Halne hour and place.
maI2 dts WI =. HOLTZM NN. rru.tee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-02
AUCTION SALES.


DuNoANs0s BR9s ADetiosee-.,
" Corner 3 b aut u streets northwest.
| SALE OF UNCLAIMED PACK.GEs HELD sY
yv;,, =. Inns ENPhEss COMPANY
MCRsIf a. Msae &C :a' fxeSr room.
Ccl, CT. BY order az IN E 1napv
mar2 ILhI6Rspl IUNokss0s BROS, .uc,s.
WAsH. b. WILLIAMS, AucnonssT,
" No. 1901 northwest Elsh and d SIS
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. P.RLog
W .Rb so GLr Rokn,sstA s%Rs WsLSmr
rd 4EXITESs,3S TsT:Fs
SE6I CHAIRS and kOCKEas: BRUsSsLs
HAis, Hrs ssd St1ss chr TrndRYPETS sn,Lg.orE
n oS on slT1 md obs, N6 sTSyks
NJ rcom. general assortment Of II ous-hJld
MARI Furniture w TssW' f 8 a,,,,,us A..
=. AuctiOneer and Conm,ssto. Merchant,
s'&f buildings corner Pa. ave. and lith street.
FRENCH PLATE MIRRohs, HOUSEHOLD
sBnSi ,IssEs CsASP r AND MArrIsG;
Ar sTSTyfs kfToHas REa hhi H2ss &C.,
4t o. sst u sIoA, II moRS,SG March the
~ociock, shall sell a general ASSORTMENT OF
mar21t ''' TBos. BOWLING, Aus.
CAArTsLoGIE SALE OF A LARGE coLLEo
HHi0N o Bo6 STANDARD AND MIscELLA-
cxx,, Alsa Valuable Collection of Smithsonian
SAsAS en'inc and Engineering hep RS; Sch Sai
rats nericsn lndia as; Debates in congress, &C.
To be sold at my alction rooms. south rast corner
P,nnsY l.snia avenue aud nth street, on MoNOkY.
Mach bth, Tab and 9Th commencing eac n evening
at1H O'Clock. Terms easn;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-26

Ell Sub-director del jardin botanico
de la isla Trinidad, Mr.. Prestoet, que
ACADIA de visitar un lago de aqua hir-
viente recien descubierto en- la veci-
ma anti la de Santo Domingo, 10 ha
considerable como una inmensa soba-
tara proyectando vapores volcanoes.
Actualmente, la cantidad que contie-
ne es demasiado considerable para ell
poder de la proyeccion de los gases,
por 10 que solo Sc ha podido t,rmar
ell lago de cuyo centro saltan chorros
de vapor; sabiendose que ell mismo
lago Sc alimenta con las aguas proce-
dentes de la vertiente de una peque-
ia colina Immediate al mismo. La
accion del vapor sulforoso ha tornado
una cavidad parecida al crater de un
volcan, teniendo sesenta pies de alto
por alguno de sus lados. Ell lago es
tan profundo que a diez pies de la
orilla fue arrojada una sonda de 1876
pies y no pudo encontrarse fondo.
Ell aqua sale extremadamente caliente
y del centro del lago salta un hervi-
dero 8 como de euatro pies de alto
sobre su super6cie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-26
.HECATOMBES HUMANS
EN- Ell ALTO MILO.

fTradueido del E,plorateur por e1 Sr. Barbcr)
No hace mucho tempo que el CO.
ronel Mr.. Gordon, fuG comisionado
por el virey de Egipto para llevar q
cabo, bajo ciertas bases, una explora-
cion q los grandes lagos 8 region del
Mo, donde este caudaloso rio toma SUI
orfgen. AL efecto de asegurar ell me
.jor exito a la expedition, Mr.. Gordon
adop:6 el partido de enviar delante al
coronel Long, cerca del rey M'tesa,
dueno absolute del pals de Uganda,
llevando la mission de ofrecerle algu-
nos p~esentes y preparar sus buenas
disposiciones en- favor de Ia empresa.
El coronel Long, partid de Condo
coro en- abril del af1o pasado, acompa-
fla.lo de dos soda,los y dos guias 8
sirvientes La estacion de las lluvias
acababa de conienzar por 10 que no
sin grandes fatigas pndo veneer las
difsultades ls. ys.AinQ, Habiegdd
.a-<sss<sssas. Fassa Rssp.asses.z svpsz4s.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-26

Ha tenido lugar en- la Camara de
los Comunes de la Gran Bretana un
debate sobre un pasaje del discurso
de la corona en- que la Reina propo-
ne tomar un tftulo como soberana de
la India. Mr.. Disraeli present6 un
proyecto de ley sobre Ell asunto en-
que propone autorizar q S. NJ. para
ejercer su alta prerogativa asumiendo
por aclamacion dicho t.tu!o.
Ell primer ministro no revel6 cual
fuese este tftulo, fundandose en- que
este detalle debfa dejarse a. Ia reso-
lucion regia. Presumiendo que aquel
fuera ell de emperatriz, Mr. Lowe
habl6 en- contra considerandolo incom-
patible con un monarca constitucio-
nal, y viniendo al tftulo que tiene
S. NJ. B. de detensora de MB, pregun-
to Ell diputado cuantas f9s era la reina
llamada a defender, aaadi6 que 81 la
India Sc perdiese que medic decoro-
SO, adoptaria Ell Parla1nento para bor<
rar aquel -titulo. Este triste presss
gio no encontro simpatfas en- Ia Ga-
mara ! sH s asyEss ! gsegsss |sss gssS E'ssI,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-26

seguido Ell que antes recorrieron el
captain Speke y Sir Samuel Baker,
lego 4 los So dias de viaje, 4 dar yis-
ia a las colinas de Uganda, residencia
del soberano africano cuyo pals iba a
visitar. En- la reception hecha por
Mtesa a est principe blanco, despleg6
con aparato i ostentacion. una pompa
y ceremonial verdaderamcnte salvaies.
Para honrar y agasajar 4 su huesped,
crey6 que no podfa obrar mejor, 4 SUI
manera, que hacienda decapitar en- su
presencia, trcinta de sus desgraciados
sdbditos Por una de las contradic-
clones que solo Sc observan en- ell ca
racter africano, lItesa Sc mostraba
dulce y afable para con el extranjero,
bien que en- el fondo ocultase a NAL
dad y astucia mas refnadas.
Habiendo obtenido ell coronel Long
el permiso del rey, para visitar Ell
lago Victoria, distante tres noras de
aquel punto, y efectuar despues su
regreso por las pendientes Ri pom, y
la ribera del Urondoorgani, no pudo
emprender ell viaje, sin haber visto
antes decapitar siete sdbditos mas del
rey africano. Esto, ls dDo M'tesa, 10
ejecuto para haceros favorable q los
espfritus guardianes del lago; y lie.
vandole despues a parte, lie anadi6
en- arabe, que somejantes sacriicios Sc
hac{an necesarios, asi para la conser-
vacion de su autoridad, como para la
seguridad misma del viajero Ell CO.
ronel Long permaneci6 veinte y nue..
We dias al lado de M'tesa, y distingui-
do por este con frecuentes visitas,
cada una de elias era OCCASION para in
molar ocho y diez de sus infelices
stlbditos.
Uno de los motivos que causaron
verdadero asombro al Soberano de
Uganda, fue el caballo que montaba
el coronel Long era ell primero que
Sc hab1a visto en- ell pals, y los habi-
tantes le contemplaban como un ser
sobrenatural.
FL mismo coronel Long hizo ges-
tones y decide M'tesa q cerrar en-
sus estados el camino de Zanzibar,
al comercio del mar6l, consiguiendo
Sc realice en- 10 SUCCESSIVE por Condo
koro. Reconoci6 que ell pals de Ugan-
da es bastante accidentado en- ex-
tremo pintoresco, Su terreno es f9rtil
y el china debilitante e insalubre pa
ra los europeos, sus valles pantanosos
y cubiertos de vejetacion donde va
gan errantes multitud de bdfalos y
eleGantes. Las principales produc-
clones son Ell cafe, ell algodon, ell ta-
baco, de excelente calidad, la cafla de
azt1car, patatas, bananas, granos y
frutas de diferentes especies. La
poblacion del pals Sc compone de
medic million de almas pr6ximamente.
Ell caracter de los Ugandas es dulce
y~tindo: son muy supersticiosos. La
pipa y la bebida llamada merissa, es~
pecie lie cerveza, forman toda su de-
licia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-26

Nuestros diputados deben pedir con
instancia al Excmo. Sr. Ministro de
Ultramar, el remedio q los males que
acabamos de revelar, 81 es que nues-
ira debil voz no alcanza ser oida
por el Consejero de S. M.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-26

Creemos que nuestros lectores nos
agradeceran que traduzcamos la parte
principal del celebre discurso de Bis
marck que, relative a que no es con-
venicnte 4 un gobierno tener prensa
ministerial, pronunci6 ell 9 de enero
en- ell Reichstag:
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
RTH AVENUE THEATRE.-ExTRA
GRAND "PIQUE" MATINEE
SATURDAY. JANUARY Is.
AT l.3o O'CLOCK

DooTH's THEATRB-rICKETs FOR To.MoRRows
ID Saturday Matinee performance OF JULIUS CAESAR
ready.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
10 hours given purchasers to test
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &e always on
hand At private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS FRIDAY'sD SALE,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
PRIVATE EsTABLIsHMENT-BLAcK COUPE HORSE,
ness free from wee very stylish and hanosome fast
traveller, prompt and pleasant driver aud every
SILVER Mounted tSSTS coUPE i HARSEss. RNp iS'''
ELEGANT LANpAULEf, IN PERFECT ORDER BUILT
BLACK TRoTriXG HORSE, SIRED BY MAMBRINo
Pilot, dam a Vermont Black Hawk mare is 1854 hands
dn sgn years ola kind and true in all free
24o and can trot on the road mile track in .sS,
SET HARNESS. NEARLY new. MADE BY DUNs-
TOP ROAD WAGON, BUT LITTLE USED, BUILT BY
W. Frank Dusenbury. This establishment is sold to
TEAM SdsRHh' aH y '6cRsS Yds E sqi iS ypG H AND
old Kind and true in all harness. free from viSe
reliable and first class for general use. Set
SOLD mSgnted ,s % Harness ard ,,,, ~, ,roon mos
tthEeH n md RgET fE T9oB S2 SEq
tad dam sn y ns sRP% % @ se SsS
trot IN 40 Is iree and pleasant driver does not sny
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY DUsENBURY VAN
BAY HORSE, ie HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD; KIND
5 sH sS Ssn 'sS sa By a M Ssn family Of %
FOUR PASSENGER cur UNDER RocKAwAY GOOD
TEAM BLACK. CARRIAGE HORSES, ie, HANDS
high. and years old kind and in oil harness:
free from vice. good travellers free, prompt and
stylish drivers; fear nothing and are In sale
and reliable. Set Harness in good order, and
EXTENSION TOP PHAEToN.
CHESTNUT HORSE. Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and in all harness nee from vice supe-
rior under saddle stylish; fast travellers fears
nothng superior horse for ladies family driving,
and warranted sound. Also set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON. NEARLY NEW.
BAY PONY 14h HANDS HIGH. Z years old; kind and
true in all harness and under saddle free from vice
by ladies and children and warranted sound
Also set Harness and
TOP PONY PHAETON. CITY BUILT
BLACK TROTTING HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH, 9
old kind and true in all harness free from vice
trotted last fall ON harme track In 3s1s, and can
trot in so day; first class horse for gentleman
road Also set Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON CITY BUILT
BLACK HORSE, 151s HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice: fast
traveller; fears nothing; be driven by any one,
and is first class horse for genteman's road use
TOP WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
BLACK ROAM HORSE. l61s HANDS HIGH YEARS
old kind and In all harness; free from vice; n
very superior truck horse. and warranted sound Also
Harness and
SPRING CART; WILL FLOOR IL BARRELS AND IN
good ord9r
BAY COUPE HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH. sYEARS OLD;
kind and in all harness free from vice. has been
used in coupe. and sold for want OF use. Also set
Coupe Harness and
COUPE, IN GOOD ORDER.
Several other Horses Full descriptions time OF sale.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 4.
,TION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
10, 2l, % and 2j 18TH ST,
near univxrsity place

A uCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON,
II 10 2l, % and IS 18TH ST.,
near University place.
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
- TO ~ hours trial horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALOGUE Of this days SALE
ELEGANT TEAM BAY a 4 HORSES. ossfS i5 hands. and
years; kind in all harness: free from vice; are
celient tree drivers not afraid Of anything nicely
matched In gait and size and in every way first
class family team; 1T for any use; warranted
FULL CLARENCE, in good order by Brewster, of
: FIRST CLASS EXPRESS or GrOcer.s Establishment
free from vice yl ,. ,tsnd wi.hsu. ying good
( LIGHT, STRONG, TOR EXPRESS WAGON, nearly
new, by Kricher.
whom IL may concern TO pay charges.
: PARK PHAEToN, shifting top, by Brewster, Of
: BROWN ROAD HORSE. i5,s hands, years kind in
all harness. free from vice; is good, free. stylish
: driver, not afraid Of anything; does not shy or
pull: is an excellent horse for any use; warranted
: TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, nearly new, by
BAY HORSE. i51s hands years kind in all harness,
free IRON vice. has been used in city and country
is afraid Of locomotive anything else; safe
for any one TO drive; an excellent family or road
: EXTENSION TOR PHAETON. nearly new. by Dunham
5 LIGHT GRAY HORSE. l5ls hands. years kind in all
harness. free from vice. thorough good reliable
horse tor any use, is not afraid of anything and in
: every way right; set Harness.
TOP WAGON. in good order by Harding.
: BROWN AND BAY HORSE and years; sold for
: account whom IL may concern. TO pay charges.
: TWENTY OTHER HORSES; rption time OF sale
FOUR ToP ROAD WAGONS; to be sold for account
:: POUR ToP PONY PHAEToSs; TO be sold for account
: LARGE HSSoRTNENr Of Carriages. Wagons.
seighs Harness Robes. Blankets. DC. this day. at
ARCH JOHNsIVN's S1rt 10 20 25 lsth st., near near
sale at 10 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.


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SITUATIONS WANTED--F EMALES-7rH PAGE-lst and
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eiTuATlONS WANTED-MALEs-7rn PieE-3d col.
SPECIAL kOTICES-lsT PAGE--lst and I'd coils.
EPORTlNG-DOGS, BIRDS. &C.-lsr PAGK-2d col
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70 LET FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES-2D PAGE-lst col
TRANELLERS' GUlDE-7rH PAGK-6th col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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WANTED TO PuRCHAsE-2D PAGE-3d col
WATCHES. JEWELKY, &C.-7rH PAcE-0th col
WINTER RESoRTS-2D PAGK-2d col.
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The New York herald., 1876-01-14
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WANTED TO PURcHAsE-A SOUND, ACTIVE I'VE
w Horse, with fourseated Phaeton and Harness Any
having such for sale cheap Please address A. T. o
20 Broadway. room 20
IVANTED-ANY GENTLEMAN HAVING A VERY
w fine Dunscomb double buggy Harness amos, neWW neWW
please address describing the article how sri%%sd &
Central wharf Buffalo, ~
VUANTED-A SECOND HAND PONY PHAEToN
w With toPi price not to exceed $50 Address CASH
" THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF sLEIGHs OF
~ M sSs s%d yf s Il Robes sS e GSa a5S ss
Of all styles both and second hand very large asso
"''"' u D''''w WILLIAM i'll H. GRAY 90 and % Wooster st,
cox FOR ALBANY cUTTER-IN. FINE ORDER;
OOO nice Robe. $40 bells, So l24 Yves. 10Th st.
dix -oNE TOP SIDE BAR GENTLEMANs ROAD
10 ,SI i5s East GssYa asd St D''' 'D' nue. ~ '
CITY REAL ESTATE EoR sALE:
Central.
A FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE. 22x55xloo. NEAR
out F1rnisue @ Murray 'P M sEYM6UMR RITZ III Broadway
An ELEGANTLY, FULLY ,FURNIsHED FoUER
n story medium sized basement House. 9th ST. near o.h
v. X. STEVENSON, Jr.
A FOR SALE. THE CORNER OF WASHINGTON
a. and 5th go by lo3 feet suitable for hotel
''S' p''''' Z, H. LUDLOW co. No. Pine 8.
East Side.
CORNER PROPERTY FOR sALE-THREE HOUSES
~ will be sold cheap. Inquire of premises Ol
I'd av northwest Of 18th JOHN HAYES, No.
Pine
LOR SALE CHEAP-A VALUABLE EIGHT YEARS
Lease OF three story and basement house and stables
S stals) situated Madison and Montgomery streets
Inquire off ULIUS HANSEN No. i6O lst av.
&S OnO TERMS To suIr-FoR SALE. NEW
@O.UUU. three story Philadelphia brick and brown
House, containing Croton water Motifs range:
Baltimore heater tubs marble manelS &c.
House 5000; location East l36th st.
\. q. A c. 5. BROWN 80 Broadway
Miscellaneous.
VVM CRUIKSHANK HAS REMOVED TO OFFICE
w No. 45 Astor House. General management ofreal
tate a speciality.
The New York herald., 1876-01-14

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A SOUND, ACTIVE
w Horse, with fonr-seated Phaeton and Harness Any
having such for sale cheap Please address A T. W.
20 Broadway. room 70