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ARRIVED.
sni D. il ballast Ancnorri a, sandy Hook
Bar, noltn7cn Nor. Eyenson, Antwerp % days IN bal
brig o. c. Gary Delano st Pierre, Mart, p days with
Iir= cdet Dutch Rio Grande do Sui o5 days with
hides and wool
steamships wyoming Tor iyeipoo M9ngomery i2r Fer
y C.. Richmond and Iheus, Tor norfolk; Agnes Tor
SAILED BY WAY OF Long ISLAND SOUND.
steamships George Cromwell, ior 81 John, y = Nep-
i1lio bakers ior St; John y Is james Warren fer Lynn
hs" + 3 tgIo for or e jon Hing Doge for Fail
'WISD-sunsot, fresh, "; cloudy and raining
DISASTERS.
WEXFORD, Sow 1.-THE British 6gig oromocto Yesterday
Ihlrc OF her eir" were GI2"nrL ,,.,, ,,. ,,,, Gan,
oGSHv M Nom Tn l Bia o dl EGRoi ; G 6ea
Tow ed into tins nlrb0r proundug OUTSIDE the BreIkga
fuddcr Her bottom supposed to b .ay damaged
SOUTHAMPTON Nov o iio Norn German Lloyds Line
STEAMSHIP Wcser Won Buo" from No"-fprA Nov t. arrived
HMifa& y. =. Noy. li-AH1yca, steamship Hi6crnian.
from Live pool wa 81 johns, y H. 'nd sailed io Baltnoe'
Also ,ai.r steamship Nova scotA oi L'erpoo'' beimIdl
d nom SS Sow ,af%p Gcy Fl Mora H O'
.y,yy,u Nov ifnHffTS, steamships seminole. from
no, c. SIP JONI + BsIry Tor Liverpool sailed
SoaFoiK, Va. Noy. iisae. O-r, Lucille, ior Hayre.
t6gIsEs5 HoSGog Noy il -rss,,,iu Iuumore STAN.
ship Lac es4ai' Aei ParH 'e .c, r9a a Lhf NIX r N
rIo,rleucc. Cleared, big Ahbr FOR Philadelphia; sch
Irvine. tDr can alien.
NlNOKLEANs NOy l4-ATlyod ar the Passes, ships Geo.
I, fr,a. c,uOck Kate Davenport nom Liverpool; Alex.
au4Ioyua. uayrc banks Granville iTom Liverpool ".
H. Jtuklus rom Hamburg GL,sso%, rom Green0ck brig
Lewis L. ~u res nom Ac"loIk Cleared ship MeTOn or
Liverpool
DFI,wAEE BREAKwArER. Nov. 1.-THE blrks Ida and
ClrfaIu ill PuIAGelDAiI This morning Arrived, snip
TIrm.s Antwerp b-rhs AriALne from Glasgow Mag
gIt Chapman, from HAMBURG.
y,-ltt, Nov lt.-An.yed schrs. stephen Morris Dutch
from .hilaGc.pnl, sly Mcra. land NJ rTan, Baltimore
arc. steamship George ApIolt Lovcaud Tor Baatimoie
slip LOttie " aLreIl CaWsty, IOr Liverpool.
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THE PRESIDENTS POWERS EXCESSIVE.

To the BdSfor Of The TribHHc.
SIR: knowing THE TRIBUNE to be Journal
pali,h,d for the benefit Of free people ask you in
few words, Are free people when the chief eXecu-
tive ~ OFT nation has in his hands the authority 10 issue
such orders ~ have been issued within the past I'"
days by President Grant, lie has the power ana Yields
IT, to send troops 10 any part OF cur country WIN the
orders You see to IT," thereby stepping over the clH
nuthortS and placing such states cnircy lnthr hands
OF "A military power They ale not only rulers hGt voters
1ud they generally vote the right WayD lite has also IN
Ills uuvr he appointment O those 10 Sc" tdt c count
Ii. al, honest one remember McEnery agt. Kellogg. Is
h rr the best thing or orr cOdnryi Is IL well Tor
nuc mani care not whether he be a Republican or
IIrinrlt-to be Invested with Slch powers ask you
ms reader of Your Journal as lover OF justice ana rs
"A sound Republican IL. d. GkISNEL"
n,lr- IurI, NnN. ii, lSlO.
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GRIMES AND CAsUALTLEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

HALIFAX, " S. Nov. 1.-two brothers named
Nugtnt a named Medcife killed at Belts Cove
copper mine to-day by the roof OF the shaft falling on them
BOsTON, Nov. IA gang of three burglars en-
tered The Miss Marsh in West Pc BODY, Mas
last night and bound gagged hor and robbed the house Of
a small amount Of property.
Providence, X. L. Nov. lathe body of stephen
owen who has been missing from WOOnsOckct for several
days found this afternoon IN the "o0s The coIOhtfs
Jury found % verdict OF died from exposure
CINCINNATI. Nov. l4.-.At Brighton Station, on the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Day Railroad lat night, T. D.
Caa4e merchant NJ Rrmo indiana, while attempting 10
hoard tran thrown under the receiving injuries
nom which hc died soon after.
PIuIADf LPHIA, NOV. 1i.-MaX Cohn, aged 22
years who ALICE 10 De defanng mUoye ~ the bank
ing rupp Co Of 1GomngeI SaNony is now ia CTS
t0y ia this clty to await IcqustJn from the German Gov
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dcnce and we are yet free people-INew-Haven Reg

dence. and we are yet free peOple.-INewHave Reg
lister Dem.l
Mr.. Adams would have been very much dis
appointed il be had been elected Governor OF Massac
setts The main question is How many votes III Closely
contested States did Mr. Tlden get on the carefully cur
tvGtcd understanding that III ease OF his election MT
Adams was to be Secretary Of State i-Cncinnatl Com
mcrcia Und)
Wouldn't it be a good thing in subsequent
Presidential elections to nave q law that man VINO
fraud aud can't prove the existence OF any shall
De- made suffer for il Here six or eight states III
which the charge made, ana venture 10 predict not
one man will Dc punished for Illegal vote. Mhcre
this great crime is pcrpcraed the people want TO see
speedily and soundy punished hut they are tried by so
much talA.- Boston Herald ilndD
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BITTER WRONGS or TIE BLACK MAN


A sHAM IitlTipV-sAEILNG FACTS WHICH TIE
epUIilEV AS-, CIAIlp rHFss CoN,EALs.
lbY TELEGRAPH Io I'LL IHnrNEl
WAsEI\GIoy. Nov. IA letter received hero
hi. morning from prominent Republican politician
i'm South Carolina represents the condition OF affairs
Their. az yer; serious. Many PROMINENT Republicans,
Lc Saws. have been threatened with death, and they
have arrived 10 Columbia from the back country
ONLY Iy .t.aling away. The election in many coun-
tlet WAS less than "a mockrry. Outrageous frauds
were p,rpctratcd and intimidation practccd upon
R.l.hIcan voters Ia Abbcyiic, a strong Repub-
Urau county, Gcorga roughs surrounded the polls
after voting themselves, took the tickets from
coor.d Republicans, put Democratic tickets
in their hands, and then marched them 10 the
polls, whrro they compelled the unwilling voter TO
druo,.t his vote for Hampton and Tldcn. In
Oc,mcc County the Democrat, took down the names
of all coorcd men who mtimatcd a wish To vote the
Republican ticket. In this way they inundated
hundreds IN Anderson Comfy. where there ~ 4
LARGE Er.ubcan vote, il il represented that not
Rcuu,lican vote was poilcd. In Edgcfcld County,
whclcthc Rcpubhcaus should have 900 majority,
the Democrats claim 5000. In the lid District
thc returns insisted on by the Democrats
show "a change Of 1OGOO votes, which
is prcpostcrous, and could only have been
effected by the gro.-cst fraud and intimidation.
All kilograms 10 the North through the Associated
Pres, are from Democratic sources, and not derived
from any official source whatever Both agents of
the Associated Press are radical Democrats. one is
a lieutenant of rife club the other the editor Of
The Ncrs anil Courier of Charleston, one Of the most
violent Democratic sheets in the South Hayes has
probably carried the State. even if tho board docs
not count Hampton in
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HINT TO INVESTIGATING COMMISSIONS.

To he Edttor OF The TrfbHne.
SIR: VIII it be possible for any one to in
duce the same Democratic and Republican committees,
who have gone from the North the Of Louisiana
to control the honest counting Of the votes east in that
state on their return vigorously and earnestly give
their attention to the election frauds OF Newlork and
Brooklynl Common honesty and isency WI com,
mel rlcn 10 as faithfully examine into the facts and
sneak out a. 10 all they find wrong at home.
R,uoJonjfoi Nov ~ lST6 I. /. BROWN
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truly Republican spirit In which, on the coming In Of the
news, Tden's election acceDt, by THE TRIBUNE as
IN" decision Of the American people. That example
might well be initiated by those persons OF different
temper who stl persist in denOuncng Copperheads
all who from conscientious conviction voted for Mr..
Ten And please let the sentiment be expressed that
In politics well elsewhere, tine step from arrogance
20 rudcncss is enthusiastically short and that rudeness
and ygariy twin sisters whether they are thought
to look alike or not. c. G.
Northumberland. Penn. Nov. Il. 1879.
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ing-of Of excitement, but it is probable
that the two parties are none the less
active. Evidence Of Democratic frauds is
accumulating Actual majorities on that side are
coming down by common consent, and the Demo-
cratic paper here defeated itself to-day by its own
figures. That side has continually made the mis-
take of taking the Republican lowest and Demo-
cratic highest vote, 10 matter what on; whereas
the fact Is that Hayes from 600 to 500 ahead
OF Sterns for Governor. 1t is deliberate self
deception and Democrats at a distance are equally
deceived. The vote on Congressman is close, but
Republicans show figures for claiming both dis
trlcts as well as the Governor. Democrats have evil
IDENTIFY weakened, and generally content them
selves with saying that they would have the state
if things were fair. The more sanguine leaders
keep up their spirits, but show few figures.
Republicans charge that the Tildcn policy Of n
still hunt is being put in force to commit fraud To
illustrate the spirit which prevails, single case is
sufficient. Republican was started out to watch
the movements on the other side in a distant quar-
ter. lie had not gone far on the train when he he
came aware that three rough men, one armed with
doube-barrcled shotgun, on his track. One of
them seated himself beside him and they took turns
standing guard over him, and so menacing were
they that lie abandoned his purpose and turned
back. The frauds the distant counties, notwith-
standing these obstacles, will be exposed Only five
or six counties are to he heard from. Ordinarily
little importance would he attached to them by
either side; but since those that have been heard
from thus far unmi5takabc frauds have been COM
mlttcd, the remaining ones awaited with some
interest
Tho Board of State CanvaSsers will not meet for
days. II possesses judicial powers, inquire
into and determine all questions, and can take the
returns 20 behind them. Republicans manifest
Willingness for searching inquiry, and charge that
their opponents. fearing it, are preparing to cover
their tracks and make the crooked appear straight.
The canvasscrs may adjourn from time to time, and
II may be "a long tim. before the result is decided
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GEyERiL FOREIGN VIEWS.
SPANISH DrsERrERs To BE SHOT.

SPANISH DESERlERN To III SlIol'
HAyANA, Nov. lI.-Thc folloWlnsl Is traIi'ia-
ton Of proclamation issued today 'i''i Wy '"I''''-
,..,,r,I I,,.l,,r and MARITIME Campo,, Gcucra-.E-
chief:
AKr l. D.scr;cr, from army who are a'tn'y III
IN. ranks ~ the enemy viii b, par'ond II th'y 'I'n
der themselves L, the proper authorities. Ih"y WI"
resume their places the army where they VIII serve
N ul tine LEGITIMATE term Of their service has expired
AKr II. All dcscrtcrs captured after Dee 81 Will W
shot.
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MIR. wArTERsoN on NEw-oRLEANs.

tn the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Mr.. Henry WattersOn In a dispatch from
Ncw.Oreans to you to-day says: "NewOrleans Is as
ouet a. a nursery" a father, and am anxious TO
know what the above means. Is Mr.. Waterson to be
taken nterayi II So there ia mischief brewing in New
orleans as that s always the when my nursery "
IA not In state Of bedlam. Please investigate and In
form AZ N'AioO' A'N'i'
Nelc. York. Nov. Ii, 1876
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MUSIC.
NINE. ESSIPOFFS CONCERT.

Stcnway Hall last night was filed almost to
overlooking by audience made up of the most dstin
guiShed musicians ana amateurs IN the city. 1t had
come t1ctther to hear pianist who during the short
period OF her professional has played In all the
chief cities of Europe, and who has golden opinions
whcrcy she has been heard yet venture to say mat
ten people the house had the remoes idea of the
surprise and pleasure that in store for them The
fn
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OPENING OF THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 14.-Thc Alabama
Legislature met today nearly every member Of both
Houses being present, and temporary organization was
Effected. The Democratic caucus has nominated the
Hon. : W. Cobb for President OF the Senate and tho
Hon v " Clements for Speaker of the House. Tho
Governor will send in his message tomorrow.
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sTRousBERG AND Ills ACcoMpLIcEs;

IUNUON, TtlT7IIll' wv II II'T''
A Reuter- dispatch from Moscow says III,
etrou.hcrg and the officials Of the Moscow '"hm'i''
I, p,nk recently convicted Of fraud. have been sen
,,c,I 81. fi,o... DR. Strousbcrs to punishment rom
pu.si.. I,udni poli3u,ki and Borri,o"ok} - DANISH
mrnt Ia Tonlsi. ana OOu,N ana VI H'h""i''''' " Wv
tunutl'z ltuuli,Uumtut.
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AN HONEST COUNT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
Il. III IL

TO lie EdltOr or TIC IFIbHnc.
SIR An independent voter calls on You to
uphold the right OF the counting and cauyassng the
votes OF South Carolina voters as they are, and To de-
nnuucc the revolutionary action OF the Board Of state
Cnvassers. who have resolved that they possess the
richt of counting votes they NllE they should De-
LAca, NOV. l3 ls1O.
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CROOKS ENEMIES STRENGTHENED.
tnv,,,vapIpH TO THE TRIBUNE

SIDNEY. Neb., Nov. 14.-PasscnGers on the
from Red Cond Agency say the Cheyennes have left
their camp on Bad Land Creek and gone north TO join
Cav Horse. These indians are better fighters even
than the Sioux and this exodus will add great strength
10 the forces opposed to Gen. Crook
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If you want a really impartial man to count
your Louisiana votes send Owes. He "a earnestly
In favor OF both sides, and sits on tc nay -noW ana
ahead N he can't elect either Hayes Tilden honestly,
he will nut In tho son Of the last OF the Adanses-Ihe
Graphic.
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Netherlands rIsc in the curve Of pressure was TOO sharp
70 be favoraby interpreted. 1t may he regarded as inc
-, -, iI ,,orn the northeast and continued
rainy weather. with some chance OF snow h'll %
tcmpcraturc has accompanied the shitng OF inc VIM
from the southern to the northern quaura iho d" ID
For thus city and vicinity cloudy day WIN ",
OF rain Is To be expected. There IS t Uiy fo grow
coir ihcp il some probability Of snow by or before
Thursday morning
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A THANKSGIVING MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

Mr.. Jas. w. Morrisscy has made arrange
me,s with the stockholders Of the Academy oi u~i' TO
give TLauk-gyingMusical Festival, beginning o" Nov
27-Thankssiyins week. Mr.. Theodore Thomas 'hd lbs
orchestra Of Gj performers VIII return {" Nc YORK Tor
these occasions and Will be joined by brilliant com
pany Of lyrical aud instrumental players Among t''o
artists are Miss Emma Thuisby Miss Anna DfH-I' MIS-
Pbiiip Gulagcr Nine Madeline schiller Nine. Caicno
e,urt Sjanor Brenol SguOr Fcrrlnt, Mr.. On Irisch,
Mr. - D. Mills, DR.. Gu-tlyc Saitcr, Mr. Goo '" CODY
and Edwartlo Mario. The programme vii comprise
in addition to selection, from the works OF Beethoven
Memberships Chopin L~zf, and Wagner,-op"rauc gems
from Verdi GOnOd, Bafc, McycIhrcr. and Mozart Inc
complete announcements VIII shortly DO iH""' II u
Thought tLat tbs entertainment viii win enthusiastic
GOOD 81 IN since # combines the highest with the most
popular music and since all viii be- interpreted 10y 'h'
best available talent in The country on these IhanE'rV-
ING festivals The subscription sale VIII open on Monday
ucxt at Decker Bros, UniOuSqUarc.
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ASSURED STlTES.
NETWORK.
TIE HANDSOME MAJORITIEs IL ST. LAWRENCE
COUNTY.
my rELEGRAIn 10 TIE rEiHrNEl

TTI IFITT'I-NII II IT FI'T' IT'T' vi
CANTON, y. Y. Nov. li.-Ihc official majority In
St. Lawrence Comfy FOR iIayc, and Wheeler L.
7.G~I over .. 300 more than the majority IN 1874,
aud III larger than the majority for Grant in 1872.
Norgan'- majority for Governor il 1926. Tho
Peter Cooper ticket received II votes IN S. Law.
renee County The Prohibition ticket received II
votes. Nearly all the votes cast on the coustitu-
tional amendments were in their favor.
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"pid Won DO nothing To rcsuscitate tho
body !" was recently asked witness ~ cOtoners III
quest. YES SIR searched the pockets was the 10
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SCHOOL SUIrs.-Largo stock at greatly re-
duced prices. BROKAw BROTHERS, 4th-aye, opposite
Cooper Institute.
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One of the most delightful of all physical expert
oucc, bath,r when o steps ou Of the bath IN
strength and health. lie increase this
delight by g. T. BabDtts Baby soap new ar
which be oquaicd fol- II IL composed 81 u, un>t
and prepared Wh te greatest TOs,iyr gard
Ia Mothers need longer fear
viii absorb disease and poison from one VI
the most essential Of ply steal operations.
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FLORIDI.
TIE FIRST WAVE FROM THE NORTH.
WEAKENING DECIDEDLY
No COUNT FOR WEEKS,
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rRnUSE.l

No COUNT FOR WEEKS.
lBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUSEl
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. LITTLE first wave
from the North since Florida became pivot has
reached us. On it came agents Of Mr. Tldcn, and
Democrats charge that Republican couricrs also
came. The names of Tilden's agents might be
identity are kept profound secret. If both sides
are represented, it must DO said that the Repub-
licans have a better way Of managing such
things. To-day there has been lul and cool
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MJDyIGHT WEATHER REPORT
covrpvvrvr PROBABILITIES.

H.. N, VjJIc UuI E0sIcrn NfN'C5, WcTt7V'NJ
u,,,L ,,gi ,r,,ts ris,J Eiorcd bV UdI!ng b"pmttr,
sfItigaary or iocrr trmperat,He wh rd"y o. S"'"y
,re1iLT.
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W.fRRIED.

UASC ALI.-KING-On wednesday evening Nov. g. 1875,
al the ChuIch " the Divine Paternity, by Rev. r. IT, Qua
piu D. De- Theodore T. asall to NlI2e daughter Of Hon.
Vincent G. King. ali Of tins city.
HARrT-WIDDEMER-In this city, Nov. II, 1876, by The
Rev j. -oliday Wduemcr, hs daughter Irene "a Henry Le
Baron HART NJ d., all Of Sew YORK. No cards.
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Parker, Ginger Tonic by correcting aclity OF the ston.
promoting healthy sccrctons oycrcomes rheumatism
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ARROGANCE IN POLITICS.

AMBULANCE IN IVIIIINo
To the Editor or The Tribune.
SIR Allow me, as a reader OF The TRIBUNE,
to testify you grateful sense OF the manly and
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TprRlyr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

-I.-,--. -T. M lfTIrAI Ia71 Tl TI' - y $500
Ia ~. I-uIar lines jgn ~ u %, ~
midnight central horizontal u' IN,
tlr Iar1rtrr The Irregular white line elfrs'''' '" "
u.eff nv Iufiug M
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If yourllver Is ont of order DR. james Sanatlyo
pills They will Jlousncss and cure aDy eostye
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be endorsed gih JlU
NAME and address
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HA~~EE.
Gen. Francis C.. Barlow and Daniel G.. Roll
lin~ this city started Tallahassee, Fla yesterday
Afternoon the request o the President 20 be present
a; the official canvass OF the vote IN that State.
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,SOTTH CAROLINA.

lO'IT IU'I.II lUIIWI IIfI' WV V'f't w
EtuIIfY .-.-.-. 10 S.h'i ~ %.
sCJoTtd counties.
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HORSES, CARR AGES. sc.
EoR SALE CHEAP a PAIR or BAY HORSES .
sa4 East i7,h Sc ''' ~'A'' '-SN''' '''-'' $3.50
HARNEss.-cHEAPEsT HARNESS. STORE IN NEW
sssss good
aas.s sisff ik % rss e1 na III
7 ANDAu FOR s.LE-BY a. GENTLEMAN, rs ALL
~ respects first class. Address LANDAU Herald office
MILL WAGON FOR SALE APPLY AT sI6 9Th ST..
4Sl between ay. and Lewis St. In mill
IN 10 my friends and the public in general
Ihays N: day opened rsi Livery and Boarding
wagons chys al ns ,os Modern ns
connected with my stables stalls kc the best OF
very lowest possible rates Hoping you win with
"'''s''''''' 'h1's B 'BsaEpER.
CACRIfICE.-THREE NEW TOR DELIVERY WAGONS,
18th ST.
CTABLE wANTED-wITH ROOM FOR SEVERAL
Canal and soth sts. Address cali At No Howard St
SACGIfIIck,:=BAY I ,.-l Pony i.ss HIGH; EFT FOR ga !
West 18th st. l'''s' -'' "s"' ''' Express "4S'A
THE WINDSOR WAGON.
BREWSTER of 25sh st.
The top wagon is all could wish !. carries beautifully,
and runs with less noise and more han wagon
The above is from eminent merchant Of this city, who
constant rider the road and who has used slmost
every kind and make and only the vol
unteer testimonials of celebrated Windsor Wagon.
J. Is. BREWSTER 4 CO.. of 25th st.
\ warerooms, 5th av. and 2ist It.
TRACK sULKIEs.-IN ORDER TO POPULARIzE
our Sulky trade Offer from stock win build
der Track Sulkes In all weights quality and
FORM for $la5 BREWSTER co. lof Broome ST.. Broad.
way and 9Th st.
RIO LEr-PRIvATE STABLES At I3i WEST i7TIl
ST. and l44 West 5oth and four Stalls in good
JAMES srIKEMAN, TO WALL.
RIO LET, CuEAP--A THREE STORY BRICK STA
BILE In Watts st. vHck: eight stalls. with water
&c. Inquire OF H. usTRANDER ssl Canal ST.. from 10 =
TWENTY KENTUCKY HORSES. TWENTY.
from the Kentucky Stock Farm.
Gentlemen requiring Horses should inspect this
fine stock ready for sale kncksrbocker Stable 22l
RICHARD DENIsrAN.
TWO cLARENCEs. EQUAL TO NEw-LIGHT
Bretts. Phaetons. good terms; hight Carriages
and sccoud hand J. W. fITNEy. 46p I'd av
yVANTED-FOR CASH. OR IN EXCHANGE FOR A
w Dusen Vandusenherrv Road Wagon, very light
Phaeton Victoria for horse must be In
good For particulars address O. box l53 Herald
office.
NIANTED-A LADy'S SADDLE HORSE, TRAINED
w the different gats and also gentle IN harness; he
must be 13 hands high and handsome danpe gray
or cream color preferred Address ISAAC r. HUBBARD
rs Nassau st.. New York
.VXTANTED-A PERFECTLY TRAINED SADDLE
w l. Jrse. l5z 10 hands high not years old,
dark chestnut bay white Address stating price and
WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION THURSDAY. At
day ut old Third Avenue Railroad stable
til st. and Sd Av.
. GOOD WORKING HORSES FOR SALE CHEAP At