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New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
NEW-YOEK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART

NEW YORK, NEW-HANEN AND HART
~ FORD Il. K.-NEN.YORK AND NLN-llANES, Ii-
YislON.-spIEg A4anera,ni couiae,int lia{ &, lS."'
Passenger Station n New ok, GTad Genital Deroi' ca
trance tur;y second So.
gaA:N, Lave NTW Tc2E 80 80
Trains New Haven lave az .:io (AfTnl $40 I'LL
qUJ tAccif ia e. G.,.l, II y. Aeon TX D ~
(accI), C.x) 44O ana 51j dooai EN}0 dA-'' ava 10
For so@ih NorealE. 100 o. aO5 10 a. ~ 12ia ;S)
goo 40 55 5:3O, G5 O. I'D T. H. fcfria.Iot, ~ o0 =
905 10 10 am l. NJ ]. 10 3jJ ia0 s:f1 Jl5, '.40
F6.ton ircs VIA S;ailciicld at o. anl 10 ~ ard
o D. L.: via Shore Limo a ana DO pm Tie 500 q IT,, l.,
9 and 10 p. stopping a. Stamford, NciN&". atl
and =. 9. ANA 10 I- t. al trdtt"it. ~
o. a ln ana with irrs on Sipie Line ID
vision lur I'lON ld-ucc and tLc Connecticut Naly ~
SayDrOos Tho 500 a. aud . Z. NJ c"nA'cs VIII
Shore line DIVISION Tor Norwich AID Nc"-i"Ntb anu
Ncrihamptun y. H. al New Haven aHd tie 80 ~ ana D.
m fcr NcWjOrt: 100, 10 ~ noon aud b. ~ ii- con
ncct with Connecticut EiYer H. H. a. Sprugne'd af j. ~
for Montreal The - 4. aud o. connects WIN Nau
IOusatOnc r. E.a o. bridgeport The F;ln SV'
h. NJ. and g. amt 4iU with Ddnt1y ah N"W&iK "'t
3 J. m with sirpaug SJutl Norsat, 0un tc 500
"a 80 a.. with .,tv't auasn t. H. al s'i-hiOi'
Sunday Boston Mai Trans At b. H. va rirhsrii IL
IL. via Providence. ,,....,-..- IT,. 49,.
Night EXint - Trains , - -....,. -,
Grand Central Depot ~ offices Oi ~ i9aner o. w !
BrOadwag York, and No CoIrs' Bi|'byh VINO vii
also check baggage from residence 10 desnnai3oA.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Brootinn 'jropcrln Go Eri.

DGOOKiYN.-To LET or for SALE-kent,
s.In- ihs rice tlI.csiog md basement bnc. toOSr
III r4,, menus Is. laltrf. ltws'u Bond asa -'sNis
,,r IT, fv lirris bv ear. - rGt1u Naiei nnd Npih f'l
.r M s,-tt AZ auy t.l. inquire tie premises or oi
''''' 49, f,pNtft MORGAN,
. Piarar. Nrw-Tork, or
\. Is. EAN -,fplsi
~. Fuiiou IT,. Rrookyn
'EvO LET-219 Cauoll-st.-iaI&e tlucc-story
= Lrfrl o. fnHrus. 80 Improvements. III LAND G
NIIITisG.J i;coauau-st.
T.70 LET. pal. u; ,hc lir>i-,laSS hiei stoop,
br,t hru-r iurT'r. 'rts. 50 l'~' ~oul '"'rii
I.tu.iru o. u fru tar lrrlts consisting 81
and fI-t 4'Ur r.nais deep, aul ld5 Doio"I ~
-irfE. 1870 t.t'.
Ig.atit pu t.t l4tiit'.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
CUppr,E CoTyRT-CITY and COUNTY of
WM. P DIXON, Referee 20 Wa'lst
SIk%IJl, BROWN * CLARKE,
atop rawCwg Ptautins' AttOrncys, No. l6 Mdllst


sil'pRtME )lkI-NIN lOhh tOON1 L.
- or Sloane as SOLE acting executor ad trustee uner,
ac ia, viii ~ DuIc.s -lOal- de c1-'d Iaiii aelnst
IA iiam fnl,rr IyaIct No!CT, his We, Moses laNlpr,
Perry pyrc Lawrence Iurauf Iieiry \ G. 1a<t Joh
1 T.arI Tomas tiobcft u 1lntuii,
john W. Aintar. william IA. swan, leDy l. se%dl jose
V uaatVia, Henry B'-t' william y" spence, lanes =.
S,ruc, D,ir,il B Montague, william ". spence, lr, Ihe
f-, e.. l. Manager, aud Company oi ilt d. t"tlt AID iin
Canal Joseph H. t'o.~in as as
tr,, of aoer and al. Tor hencit al cIoA"ri WI
u a. llnltu. a. assignee u bankruptcy oi Ni'hlm ayut
Wit L, tunu.f as -hcrfoi tc Ciiy and 10uuir OF New
NolK. d.lcudsut- summon. for rclci. .- t1om: not
So r. Nu l. - To the t,ieriauts: You are hereby
. in0rrI aud r,qHirod - answer tie coni!dlut ln
- action which b. lel fro the Chce q the ttrN o the
cry onuty 0f N"wNok g BE ciy oi N olN ahi 20
ft,e ul said complaint on INC sun
frr al . Office No Eas.au-St.. The CITY of New
Safs WITHIN tNsu,y days s.r tc service OF us summons
,tu g. AM h 4piltl
L. tusv,r complaint within the time a'ofe' ne
rla!nn apply 10 tA" coart iot - tel'i Gr
il.I!ci the corifntiLt New Nnf~j IN Aal, no
EDAlt 80 CpFIi s., Jr., Plaintts Attorney.
Thai the comDsa IA i. aNovecnuiied action Sled IN
the us of C.k o the city AID County oil Ne" OK On
thc 7th iiy March. a. D., Is Il. - 80,
Mill lIW5vN. MbNb COZ FIN. Jip tlh . ANY,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Ciln ,]roperln 90 Eet.

A LOWER PART TO LET in thrce-story
~ high soop bro house, rooms handsome ttIi r., L,l @
stationary tubs, m eO'si "ii N"
Yoiont iaI rent $3J Inquire at 44t vest
41th-st.
VIvO LET-INMFDlATE POSSESSION, 80
fsist. four story, bg stosg, cioWn Stone must
desirable nrisauorhood; o. ci 1b-bAf 10 4.
'T,O LET. U0USE%.-Owners having houses
10 LEI furnished furnished val DO well 20 rlpce '
.!at. HALLS g SlOli.L7 No -o' " eH' SOW
st. bctWorn 1tu and hU.1'rs.
fE'O LET, FURNiSHED.-Thc cEira-Sized
bro.u..func HOUSE No. 81 West stst. his Lcc Do
fursd q pier ud H1n, mirrors and cham
,cfs aua j. nit aie or Viii he let "ith oi niu'
i.f ssI sab. G~-'Dis - py"t tids
riy 10 l. l.. LYON, Ano.t Constable * co, lJuhL aun
BiUalway.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Gitn Reel G5talc for Sale.

TNOR SALEl-IiOUSES.- having prop
crvfo t- exchange GiI d. well tp Ilacr tic snc rn
books city cuuutIy IIll'rit lur sas o. tA'l-c
HALLS d $50 CI3L- so. 2JS "c-t -5lsL, bet 't ai st.
OWN THE HOUSE YOU LIVE iN.-14
~ IrcL DWELLINGS. Eigty second st. last'rl Bone-
,ar rt fad, pfitr ~i,2 o. iayairr o. the par
cas-, I1, m SAM ~ kGLPATidCk 80 1hiidaYe;
J.. hILpAT sc r., ,;2G East seventy iy-u!T'hat.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

0nrtiou Sales of Real Cstnte.
TNARRYTOWN. ......
will sell at auction, on
TUESDAY, May o,
a, o,e,oct gai-s'oon, III Broadways
ty or.er OF :. II. HTrd esq,
Racefver II Third Avenue Sayinga Bahk'
rursnont no an order Of the supreme Court
rApRy1OyN 80 7o,oo ACRES OF LAND situate aOon one
nh, on the ryer on the County House road ana Union
IIights. ,,nd,ro s;tsa and
commands nue river views.
SALE POSITIVE.
rr,,cr Information az Auctoneers ofce, III Broadway
basement
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

~ IINf.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
PASSENGi.R AND fNEiGHt STATIONS: .
IN NEW NGIrS cutia E.iTOau of NcsJ crscv, foo' OF
IilrTtyst. NpIth River
~ pIIlfArki PliIA-N0Tth pongGylNgua Ha read cor
nCr ElILs Sld Alltr.Cu-s's.
colnm.GcIng NONDAG. Nav !. 1876 Trains
orb % 7la. 4. o.. TG., $50 T. bjo D.. li
Lave PiaoclrEit at 5.2o, fb NJ li5, ., 4. P" p IN
passruecrs ald ttrI Hs "N ~ ~ ~ pui",:
Ce.eruia sscpers deliver at the uain cni ar 20 TIC
CeGte iuial ioAuGs. H. J.. BALDWIN,
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
FALL RIVER LINE.
l. REDUCTION OF FARE TO BOSTOE
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
TIE WOILD.BENON NED SrEANH-S
bristol. AND PROVIDENCE
I,in- o. I,ir.nr fl.,t1l Nfllrr.

BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
From Pier 2S North River foot OF Murrayst.
DAILY SUNDAYS June IL TO Sept. 10 nclis at
Tickets and Satcrooms secured principal hotels ard ticket
Of ces and on hc pier and sesmcrs GEORGE L. CcNNoi,
Gen. Pass Agent. BORDEN ~ LOWELL, Arents-
| .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
a. WINTER AIt;ASDEMENT:
Commencing oct 20 1879. Trans leave Hunters Point as
follows.
500 m.-Exrress mail FOR GreCpor Sag HarboF, and
Hampstead
0J o. r.-Mah tran ,or Port Jofcrs0n Locust Valley,
Hem'Stctd amt E0ckaway.
II 30 a. ma coomuOiat0n for ilickSyc and Icmpstead
$50 D. p.-IEiIcss iur CrcnpO:I SaS IM0or Locust Val
ley, HsnpstCat. and E0ckaw1N.
1O D. n.-xprcss Tor POt Jefferson. Locust Valley, and
Hampstead.
5:S5 p n-Exprc.s for Locust Valley, Hampstead. AMI
ROc>aWay.
go y n-Acco mOiaticn for N0rthiort and Hemi,'c1d
leave l,,uIy Tor Pushing IRON GSO a. "a 'oO
i. IL and at ., 10 90, and ll:lJ o. H.
SUNDAY TRAINS
600 a. m.FOr Port jefferson, Locust Valley, and Hemp
stead.
5.3J p m.For Norhpori Locust Valley. aud iisnpstcad
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
fionses ana Garms fDanle0.

VSTANTED-On New-Jersey Central Railroad
w cor ETRY RESIDENCE in exchange for tlIe
story brcg house IN Brooklyn. RULAND & WHIllNd' o
BceEmans ST..
WANTED - Furnished and unfurnlsheu
w Nous rs and FLATS IN all parts OF this cY ara
UOrSTs at Orange and PaiuieG, for wlhoi we have Ia
ap,iraons torage furuituT. mirTOr pianos &c trst
ciasg varehouses. CUKkIF, tHDN < CO..
no. Wasilngton-place.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

DUILADELPHIA via LONG BRANCH and
1 The NEWJEhsEY soCTIll-i,S X I:-t"e lower t.sn @
VoT. tr,u Pier IS N H. foJt ec,0r st.. 645 a. ~. FOR
Long .ancli interu' late stations; 4J M u" fm-
d.iuie Long branch Toms River. Nneind g.; D.. a.
phiirdelriia, Branch, Nare1"n ana lGcAtIt'h
H. m. for Long Branch aud ntcrme'l1;c siai1nA - -,
A. G.. ~.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
z EHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

I EHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
1AII.AN GEMI.NT or PASS IN GER IR AINS Afrl 10,
lS1-Ita.C Geu.s lob. uf Cui,iiGt and btsbrsssi- ai
=. m, for Iasjon, bethlehem Allentown, Aa1. tus,
Ha1ICto. Beaver AtaGOS. MaIalov CITY SAe.alioA. Nj
Camel SlaiuoLn. ~ IL esbaIr, Istpi rt, j. uiii &c,
connecting VITA for Ithaca AuD9t. Eoehtaei, bi-
falO, E,fiis and tir " t,i.
D. lastnn, BetitiitIa NUcloEr, hauft tuHnf,
Hazleio aiahauoy Cy, Shc."'doi NlLtslflr' ttsiof,
&C. making close connections Tor Leading, IOs'c' a"a
- H. for Faston, Bctlle heTn Allentown, and halch
Chunk stopping al all stGl 0ls- - -,
ESQ r. G night Esprvse, daily fof Easion Heiiehcn Al
luIL Miikr~ltIfc ltrtcl, linil-.
Ithaca Auuurn Rochester BULan Niae1a sails, a.d the
West. TuhuJ1s ~ ool ing c.&cGeo ATTACHED
EOis'E ~. 50 i;E. SHpi. and Eier.
General Eastern Office o Clgch ana Cor id'a
a.. 4 Agent.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Cc9aI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ID. G. CALVIN,
esq surrogate the County OF New forh noiee - ht
by eiyen persons having CLAIMS al'inst %i.ohGE
LsVOF,D GRAY, late of tle city o Ne" ora 'ctO,
10 resc,t the same with vouchers thereof To the SUBSCRIBER
at cir place ting business, an inc ocr 81 " ~
Iiaycu Co.. J., Walist, IN Lie tiy o Ne"- io' VI VI
before hc yJth day OF OC ODER, \. d iSfJ, next
Dated Ne5y.YCra the i9th day 81 April, A. D. 1916
l,5Ixi HhE@AT iiRkY II ~ ROY EzecutOra
L. nrLnt
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Gteamboais ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hogsatonlo
I'D and Naugatuck railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Casrine slip at llSO % and bridgeport
y.
NITIzEN.' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- SARATOGA. LAKE cHAMfLAIS. LAKE M s. GEoEGE ECri;
III sS IA 10 sd M a 1nI The ee
eaEt steamboats, of this Line leave DAILY gea,uTdays eH
conn citing With morning trains on T. Central Eesss
rS TG sr es @ dss o dp Ssegss eheks h to
Joseph CORNELL supt
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IRE y fNE er T9 od dh d ar
somerle Win south Branch r. r. a. Hampton junction
w Del sS as pve Tfs s56 81 r a R Vy s Raoad
se NE to arg rsSaT aG 5GG the West also 10
0'i''"' sPEISG RANGENENT;
s.l5 a. m~A4It Ti,iS for Tesor Belydere, Bethlehem
Bath Allentown Mauch Chunk, rnaqGa, Tainsnend Wilkes
"a mfor someryile and Bennington e,-,.u., o.,
ESssSn, hiento%n Haii15Grs and the west Connects
bas,on ioF Mageh ChunA I@Waaa1 Io%ui "nAeSofe
1915 a m.-For sonervi le aud Flemngton ,,.
Msucb Chnpk TeiasSua Mahanoy Civ, Hazcton wilkes,
barre Rcadns, Columbia, Lancaster Ephraa fotisvie
"a; nExrErss for Easton Belvidere. Bath Mauch
90 p m.-Eor Eas,On, Allentown ard Mauch Chunk. Con
necys at Junction WITH Del iacA; & ana & mss, H. H.
5:S p n.EyTlNG ExlREss day. Tor Iaston, Allentown
Eauch Chunk, Mikesbasre Towanda Reading, and Harms
$50 p. m.--For Faston. ooo
g SSe l"l5' lli1 "a a. nj II m; 5 ia 5so 45
local iI5ihs 10 Dnclica $50 Si., G.s6 Up
LEGAL Trans TO omerve n p g. e. i lGEI s2 g N supt and Eng
II. r BALowIy General Passenger Agent.
E0R RGTTD0UT Dc and nd KINGSTON, connecting
wi,h user and Delaware Rrilioad, landing AZ High
land Talls West Poini). Cornwall, Ne| burgh Marlboro.
Cornell leave every Tuesday THURSDAY, aad saturday; James
" BALDWIN Moaday Wednesday, Fri''ay sprnsl' rier 81
N. E.a j..
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
Drn Gooo5.

GRAND pRlN De ROME.
Finishing lessons lor tire Piano and Singing by an .nal
li,e method; tulillt execution ana rccitapns Apply be-
Ne- -. nI I,rI.r- on nnrrI ~ ,inri.n n.rs
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

ALBANY. PEOPLES LINE STEAM
~ BOATS Pier a, =. r. DAILY (Sundays eXctteVb
ai y In. for Albany aua all points uor,l and west
NATSKILL CREEK LINE.-New Champion,
~ Monday, "wednesday and Friday, from Can2ls ST.; Nc
Msrus opposite DAYS from Lerty-st., q T. m
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
~ nInSIfANrE nj ON nrder of Ii. c. CAL

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF -. l.. CAL-
WIN e.q. surrogate 0! the County of New orr 20
1iCE s hereby gycn 90 all persons having 'lls aHs'
RICHARD ~. BLAltHfcltD late oi me Ot ol a. 49,
with vouchers tnerel 70 lc
sistr htrs "a the a,ce BiATCG FORD SEWARD, glIS
VOiD a Us COSTA, Nos 20 and 81 N9tstu ftitt IN lhe
Guy OF New Yors before tie I'D day oi oe"g'
iai,d Nt,. ori, the 2lst day o. ApIlL 1870 5Nat Il
BLATCnFONU, Excent'r. BUi UithWGhlsNoLp,EN.'uD
CUPHEWE COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW-YORK. ss.-The BERkSHIEE MOOLI.N CON
pANN IN behalf OF themselves and ali other crei' '
pl,iutirs angir-t AUGUSTUS -. .JUlLLlAhD Receiver,
aul 81 Icrs, dtitniars. 49,. 49,, L.,
r above cuutlr action In the oiloc OF tn" tleIk 81 ' ~
and gaurtvrf york. January b, 1876 ], WlLilAh y
DIXON the Referee therein apuJntei go hereby AJ1y ~"
,t,,li;ufa tie Grn OF HONf NtthG - : 90, au9 iu
utr,nrs lat against sad rn PERtNPItEiL1 10
come iu afd prove debt, claims against said m ~ BE-
gra me- n m Once Mallst, ~ tie tty o Ncl grk
c 2Jt day Of July 1870, and ~ dciat O 80
,ou. they the br'nt> oi sad decree ann Oi
an tsiibuilou Of a. assis Of SAID hTn thereunder
New Yofk, April 20, le't. 1865. f., n ,,-.u.
SIA%IJG, BROWN * CLARKE,
al.oI 1aNGn-g IlaLIlus, AllOIn-ls, No ~ NJ dl-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06
NOR SALE or to LET-At Montclair. n. j..

il Handsomely located COTTAGE: oontaus nine rooms,
besides Kitchen and laundry has furnace bath
tOnary basins with hot AMI cold second story cham
bcrs, viii De rented furnished uniugsLed AdGos. New
YORK J.. o.. Box 3,0vs.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Hoqsatonio
I'D and Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGE
PORT Catharinc s at 30 and bridgeport
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

T[1IIE NOrI DEHIiAULL AMI O tcu9iVc KtS-
IDEECl Situated ti tle Gcsrt ol Nea Haven, fox
aae exchange tngly ftN oabr lIh anl price "a
ground, nr blr. hcnuerg tirs bGuse. rrlpo
ries &C. Addr's' T. H. g. owner, Astor housc New Nof
rEO Bh LET at Mt. Desert, Bar llarbOr.--A
very attractive auM5fEE RS iDENCF, fully furnished
with ample ior large ianiy billiard taJe, ot".; ip
stable has ba ci i bpiscoi three Wagons AMI several
boats viii be In 3! desired
sTICREEY d SHEPARD, 100 Brosdvay, n. y
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

IA raucsclir ald couuia,,"us Gothic iui So VII
isii,t ding huc "Sacr. nWu ~ 40 atit >
roDids ally 'ad out lar siabr o'iiaf' hnFt, r
poultry houre. -uua l.i rf Hrf 'ult1re a Ii
peri ct aud Will BE- rented 90 "LlHt hy ~ year
or SEmG,r very reasonable terms Apply 10 HOMER
MNftGAS. -
New-York tribune., 1876-05-06

ECR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT Of 90 acres
beautiful village OF Geneva, site tiln excellent,
good buildngh abundance Of rult a
gentleman desiring country home; not sod y N0voHbsr
will be leased or term OF years. Apply 10 GEBitlT IL.
SMITH Geneva, y. Y.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05

We learn that the First National
Bank has recently contracted for a
new Triple Burglar Proof Safe, COM
bining all the latest and most COM
plete projections against burglars
which the ingenuity of the best arti-
sans has yet devised. The walls of
the safe are made of successive layers
of iron, high and low steel and Frank
Unite, the latter substance is a newly
patented metal of the makers inven-
ton, which is impenetrable to the
steam drill, with or without the aid of
the bloW-pipe. The safe has two in
side doors of equal strength with the
main door, so that a burglar would
have to get through two iron vault
doors and three safe doors, one after
the other, before he could get the val
uables of the bank. There are three
of the best combination locks and a
double chronometer lock on the doors,
the chrOnometer lock working so that
the officers of the bank cannot get in
except in bank hours. The obstruc-
tions thus opposed to the willy arts of
the burglar are of the staunchest and
most complete character yet intro
dueed in this country, and offer secu-
rity and safety to the bank and its de-
positors, which all parties concerned
will appreciate.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05
GAINESVILLE WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED BY ]. J. cRUsMAN.


New Orleans sugar in good supply at 81
to 10, for fair to choice brown.
SUGAR.-Clariffed, 1O4 q IL Crushed,
Powdered and Granulated. 12@13c.
New Orleans MolaSSeS, 45, a 80.
SYRUPs.-45ca1 co..
COFFEE : We quote Rio 20 to
221zc, Java IS to BIC.
u sA Az az oaS . 81 OuShel OOla' 81 25
FLoUR-Superfine, "a so; Extra, SIS 90 to
6 90; Choice or Fancy, So 0096 so.
STAR CANDLES.-l6to 1Sc.
WHIsKEY-Common country 81 009l 20
best brands Robertson county, 81 80 to rs
CHEESE-Prime factory IL to l5c.
RICE-Carolina,7 to SC.
SOAP-Bar t6@l0.
OILs-CoaI oil, I6a2Oc: lard oil, 81 O5 cts
linseed oil, raw zoe boiled 90.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE-45.
YARNIsH-Copal, 81 rs; Japan, 80.
WINDow GLAss-SxlO 50 so . box. 1Oxls
IS; I2x14, 8 %.
PowDER-Rifie, $500 g keg; lead, 1913 u.
SHoT-S2 30.
CAPS-40@50c % 900.
OYSTERS-2 and 10 cans 00@l 90.
SARDINES-I63A.
MAcKEREL-No.s 8, per Dbl. $40 so; kits,
No. l, 81 1872 90.
BLACKIEG-1S71z@75, per dozen.
NAILS-S3 90.
fRoN-Kentucky, 81; Tennessee, ~.
PITTsBURG COAL 80 cts. ST. BERNARD,
20 cts. delivered.
TRACES-S9 90 to u 50 per. doz.
CoLLARS-S8 90 to "A per. doz.
HAMEs-S4 to 10 per doZ.
AxEs-$9 so to IL 90. per. doZ.
The following are the prices paid here at
this date for country produce.
BACoN-Buying, l2c.
LARD-l3c.
TALLOW-6c.
PEA NUTs-65@sl 90 per bushel
GINSENG 80 to 90c.
BEESWAX-20c.
FEATHERS-new-90@3
WHITE BEANS-21 90 to 81 Is.
PEAS-75c to 81 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-S2 IS.
HERDS GRASS-S1 10.
ORCHARD GRASS-S2 so.
BLUE GRASS-S1 20.
RYE-Sl 10.
CLOVER SEED
OATs-521& to So.
PoRK-61%97 gross.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05

LEW" the GAINESVILLE correspond
ent of the Courier-J ournal has the
following complimentary notice of our
candidates:
1.-The Democratic party now has a
strong and most excellent ticket in the
field. The convention Saturday last
nominated unanimously for senator
from the district composed of Mont
gomery, Stewart and Robertson, Mr..
A. E. Garner, of Robertson county,
who, although he will probably be one
of the youngest members of the Sen
ate, possess talents of an order far
higher than majority of those who
will be called to fl the positions
from other districts Hon. Chas. g.
Smith, as county representative, is an
exchancellor, a distinguished lawyer
and sound politician. Being a thor
ough business man, he will bring to
the discharge of his duties those very
qualities which serve to render re-
preventative of the people truly de-
serving of the name. Would that
there were more of this class of legis-
lators than there are. Col. Nathan
Brandon, the candidate for foater from
Montgomery and Stewart, is man of
sterling qualities, of solid acquire
ments, of well-informed experience,
and great personal and political infu-
ence. He is lawyer who stands high
in his profession, and he has already
had great deal of experience in the
State"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05

The play going people of GAINESVILLE
will remember an individual bearing
this romantic appellation who, a year
or too ago, bossed the Kate Gilbert
troupe. He disgracefully swindled
the company Of all their earnings, and
even tried to rob them of their ward
robe. He represented himself as an
ex-confederate officer, a fire eater, a
duelist who had killed three men, and
finally as a soldier of fortune in Next
co-all which we set down as belong
ing to the category of theatrical biog-
raphy, according to which all prima
donnas are the pets of crowned heads,
and all first tenors have princesses
dying for love of them.
However, Mr.. c. s. B. left here in
very i'll odor Whether he paid the
printer we don't know, though we i'm
agine our brother of the Leaf, who
did his work, could unfold a moving
tale on that head.
1t appears that for some months the
Express Company has been robbed of
packages of stage property, such as
wigs, plumes, &c. &C., in different way
side depots to which they had been
addressed C. o. d. A burglary had al
ways been committed at thellittle, I'M
watched depot on the night after the
arrival of such wares. This directed
the attention of the express people to
the theatrical profession, and prac-
tised detectives soon found the miss
ing property in the hands of G. S. B.
and of woman who travelled with
him. He was arrested in Tuscarawas
county, Ohio,and will probably close
his romanticcareer in the penitentiary.
His career here proved him a scoun-
drel of the first water, his subsequent
doings have confirmed that conclusion,
and also shown him as much fool as
knave, for any one might know that
systematic robbery of the Express
Company must very soon come to a
bitter end.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05

WE were shown seed separator
and wheat fan, at 7. P. Burke's Agri-
cultural House, that strikes us as the
best thing for saving grass seed and
obtaining pure seeds to sow, that has
ever come under our notice-separat-
ing the different kinds of grass seed at
one running. Mr.. Burke has pur-
chased the right OF Christian and
Montgomery counties to sell and man
ufacture. He has already sold mum
Der and has an order at the Clarks.
vile Planning Mill for fifty machines
Farmers would do we'll to call and SEE
| this fan.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05

DIED. in this county. on Sunday
July30 1876, Mr.. BENJAMIN HEWITT
of cancer of the stomach, in the 77th
year of his age.
He was born in Bedford county, Va.
Jan. IL, 1900, was married to Miss
Eliza R. Burnett in 1926, and removed
to this county in 1885, and settled near
McAdoo church, where he lived till
the day of his death. He protested
religion when quite young and joined
the Methodist church, in which he was
ever useful and active member, be-
ing steward and class leader for more
than half century, living strictly in
accordance with the rules of the
church. He was decided christian
to be good and do good being his con-
slant aim. He was one of the most
industrious men we ever knew, and
was always ready to give. out of his
hard earnings, towards sustaining the
church and for the relief of the dis
tressed. He was an excentric man, in
some particulars, but no one ever had
a doubt of Uncle Ben's" piety.
His funeral was preached by Rev. I.
B. Walton, at Bethlehem church, on
Monday, July 81, to very large con-
course of sympathising friends, and
his remains deposited there to await
the resurrection morn. May his child
rem and friends be fully prepared,
when the summons shall come, to meet
him where no farewell tear is shed, but
where all is peace and joy forever.
j. A. G.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05
Hendricks Letter.

NEW York, Aug. 1.-The World
Saratoga special says Gov. Hendricks
letter is ready, but will not be given
to the public before Tilden's. Each
letter favors reform, economy and re-
turn to specie payment. Hendricks
letter will remove many of the points
made by the Republicans against him.
1t will show that he is no infationist,
but favors the earliest possible return
to specie payment. Hefavors one six
year term for President, with provis-
ion making him ineligible thereafter.
and he may include this view in his
letter. He condemns the antagonism
of one section Of the Union against
the other. Both letters will be strong
documents, and positive in their terms.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1876-08-05
April %, '76-3m.

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