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600, and he directs that this shall be allowed
10 accumulate until il amounts TO 100000,
when asuitable building shall be erected.
The funeral o. the late senator Morton
took place al indianapolis on the 9Th. The
Court house, where the body lay In state,
the late residence Of deceased. aud the
church where the services were held, were
All appropriately drapcd and profusely
decorated with floral tributes, the offerings
Of friends from far and near. A large
number OF distinguished persons were
present, among them Senators Davis,
Burnside, Bayard, Mcdonald, Cameron
o. Pennsylvania and Booth; Representa-
tiyes Banks, Cobb, Townsend, Burchard.
Davidson and Hanna; the Secretary Of War,
Secretary OF the Navy, Attorney General,
Burchard Hayes, son Of the President, ex-
Gov Hendricks, GOV. Williams, Hon. Il. III.
lsristow, Gen. John NJ. Harlan, GOV. Young
Of Ohio, Gov. Cullom Of Illinois, aud many
others. DIR. J. II. Bayess delivered eulo-
" upon the deceased. The funeral cortege
was very large and imposing. The remains
were deposited in Crown Hill Cemetery.
Some Of the convicts employed in the
uiiht- ~ Nutuht cttfat, HohHrtH Ntuut} '
Mo-, mutinied ON the evening Of the 3D.. The
barracks were set ON fire, and the inmates
were compelled to jump from the windows,
Two were burned TO death, and the guards
shot number while jumping from the win
dows, supposing they were trying 70 regain
their liberty.
GOV. Porter OF Tennessee has called an ex-
traordinary session OF the State Legislature,
for the purpose Of adjusting the State debt,
levying tax to meet interest on the new
bonds, etc
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees, has been appointed
by Gov. Williams of Indiana United States
senator 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF the late Senator Morton.
The clearinghouse Of Eli Kinney a Co.,
Of Cincinnati, heretofore considered one Of
the strongest in the city, has become insol-
vent, owirg 70 unfortunate speculations and
unsecured loans.
The Grand Jury at Portland, Oregon, have
found indictments against 81 Nez Perces In
dans for the murder Of white persons in the
recent war.
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Capt. W. W. Wells, commandment Al Fort
Clihch, Florida, died ofyellow fever ON the
slst.
Ex-Mayor Oakley Hall, who mysteriousy
disappeared from New York City In March
last, as mys,eriously reappeared AZ his for
msr home on the LIST instant. His disap-
pearance was attributed 10 his former
alleged connection with the Tweed Ring,
then undergoing investigation. He was IN
London during the larger part OF his alb
sehce.
A collision on the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad near Ridgcway, Pa, on the LIST, re-
suited in the death Of both engineers and
firemen Of the colliding trains. and one
brakeman. Another brakeman and several
passengers were severely injured.
The wife Of stephen May, OF Mechanics
vile, n. ", took her four young children,
and going to a creek, threw them in, fol-
lowing herself. The eldest, aged ., got
ashore and raisedsan alarm, and the mother
and one child were rescued.
A very decided earthquake shock was ex-
perienced throughout Northern New York,
New Hampshire, Vermont and lower Cana
da, about o'clock on the morning Of the
4th. Buildings were perceptibly shaken,
bells rung, furniture disturbed, and in some
places crockery broken.
Near Columbia, 8. c., on The night az the
5th, Sallie Pauline, nlunsophisticated coun-
try girl, shetland killed Samuel q. Henry, a
married man with three children, respecta-
bly, connected, for making an indecent as
gault upon her person.
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tinoplc dispatch Of the 9TH states that the
Russian-General Gourko has died Of his
wounds.
A Turkish report ~ the 9th states that
Chcykci Pasha with strong force Il adj
yancing 70 the relief ~ Plevna, and that,
Notwithstanding Russian progress west
ward, the Turks are confident the garrison
will hold out. Mchemct All Is reported 40
having arrived At Sofia TO organize com
mand for the defense u the Western Balkan
passes.
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According to statistics presented %
the National Congregational Council. in
the past three years there has been a
net gain Of 1874 churches. OF the report.
ed increase. 10 churches are west q
the Mississippi, 10 in the South. The
net increase in membership !, 26.a1g,
an annual increase Of nearly 1900
against an annual increase Ia the preyi.
Gus three years Of 5,120: III sunday
school membership an increase q 3z,-
53S against similar increase the pre-.
vious three years Of 1l,Osy. The in
crease Of benevolent contributions i
S64, 43G. 10. These figures do not IN
clude the results Of recent revivals.
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Assistant Treasurer o. the United States at
Cincinnati, %.
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SANDY SYRINGE.

ye1y rn9hIsday hnay morning, the s,h. ve had i.
ten 10 eleven 1 ococf ( 5si sii j. il torrents % from
ii1e morning it exercised mors nemaintsr .a;in OF
tne ,aa, nase not experienced such rain s;Oco
channels me ot of tbe b,eeshe in 1876 It filled the
wa, washed the lands considerably Wss baa and
with ha the eGeepion o aaE serious df disasters rsuns
Billy Smiths mill d dsm ,pe re'aSyal aE Of Uncle
nrTn noW running orderly and dors more OIy tSan Is
engage3 ~rLe Thev fIF Iaxa the number
ployed, and bale daily from n'oy oys ndnas h EN-;
h,,no,ea anu ,elgh'y ag To one hundred ind % nipetv
ues supepie ala,;, nhe thread manufactured is of
desired 4 is being sold in diferant TT s9ain DC
sion o,,' eetn 0s tne country and, on every occa.
@ habi. 'des nf hury rriay sale. If you are in the
call ca at Mr.. Augustus ]. sitton's sapstum M sn1n
wii preach at RSy; ssnsy snI;. H. F. ch5etsberg
morning. the NH, at eleven no oclocS % \
large audience Is anticipated. "a
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RAILROAD MEETINGS.

We are authorized to announce that meet.
ings in the interest of the Anderson and
Savannah Valley Railroad viii be hcid as
follows:
.Varcnnes Township, at Flat Rock. No
vember. Goth, at II o'clock. Committee OF
Arrnngement-Sam Dean, A. J.. Watt,
w. G. Watson, J. w. Norris, w. A. McFall
and Cunningham Haynie.
Broadway, at Meals Creek, November q
at IL o'clock. Committee of Arrangements
IT. w. Martin, j. n. Vandivar. Thomas
Erskine, Joseph B. Moore, l.. f. Campbell.
Ceatreville, at Hunters Spring, Novem-
her 22d,'a IL o'clock. Committee of AT.
1hngcmcnts-K. Breazcale, ]. y. Fretwell,
]. B. Watson, Il. B. Lee, r. NJ. Burriss.
Savannah, at b. a. Davis Mill, Novem-
bcr 2Srd, ut II o'clock. Committee of Ar
rangements-E. J. Earle, Is. A. Davis, Reu-
ben Burriss, s. +. Mcconnell
The ladies and gentlemen of these and
adjoining townships are requested to attend
these meetings.
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ASTONISHING Success.

It 's the duty oavery person who has
,t USED boscHEE's tERMAN SYRUP to let
us w9nderiul quasies bo known to tbCir
Cough. Group, Xsthma. Pnonmonia ]
ana NJ In fact all thrqt and lung diseases
NO person can usef without immediate
relief. Three dose y i'll relieve any case.
ana we consider itbe duty of all Drug,
gists 10 rocommen{it to the poor dying
ccoonassu1mp'ive at leas 10 try one bottle, as
ao,9oo dozen bottles were sold last year,
anu no one case whre it failed was re-
SYRUP cnnnot be DO widely kaown
ASK your Druggist about it. Sample
Bottles to try sold 40 cents. Regular
SIZE 81; 81 20 :, cents. For ale by all druggists
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sHER1gTEF's SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH Carolina.
ANDERSON CouHTY.

SLATE Or SOUTH CAStDLINA
ANDKRsoa OouETY.
In the Court of Common Rns.
Hudson d. Davenport and wifi, Mary N.
Davenport, Plaintiffs, vs. G. WkCox, VIM.
II. Austin, J. 3. e. Sloan, JanisM. Seig-
NOUS and others, Defendants.-Alction for
Injunction 10 Enter Credits on imeTt,d0e, DC.
RY virtue Of an order TO me di,ected by
LIP Hon. L. C. Northrop, jude of the
Eighth Judicial Circuit, 1 will exIlSe to sale
on the FIRST MONDAY in DECEMBER
next, at Anderson Court House, -. c., all
that Lot Of Land, to wit:
ONE LOT OF LAND,
situate in the town of Bolton, in ieCounty
and State aforesaid whereon the ralntiffS.
Hudson B. Davenport and wife, $i,ry NJ.
Davenport, reside, containing six Nni one
half (6!) acres, more or less, and Bonded
by lands Of the Greenville and ColHmbia
Railroad Co.. Charles GaInbrell and cshers.
Terms of Sdte-One-third of the ISpShase
money In cash the balance CT q 44s.se,,;;tt ,,f
twelve months, with interest froms d,y of
sale at Z per cent. per annum--purcAsir to
give bond, with two good securitieS and q
mortgage &C tLc r.c::.:;;S-s, - sao;;Te t5spur.
cnnse money. Furchasef 10 pay Tor III he
cessary papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL
Sheriff Anderson CouhS.
Nov 8, 1877 IL "a
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49,, Nine i3dies rode for prizes at tour.
oruer omena .nat AZ mere might be no ill-feeling
a;uons a;uons tue competitors every ons was
easeh d prize The silver medal was won
by daring lady from Long Valley,
plunged frighfully. The other riders
got tea'sets. oake baskets, furs, pickle.
disne', chrome, cooks of poetry. and
other things. Nor was horsemanship
exalted above ae humber domestic yir.
tues. rrizes we awarded for the best
oread' the neatet sewing, end the pref
tlest plllow.shaia. One lady was awar.
ded a premium sf being the best dressed
dancer at the sotety bali '0
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sHER1rF'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDEHsoN COUNTY
/" tic F7oate Court.
Jane Poor against E9T. Mauldin, John Hol-
land. Mary Holldti, ct al, Defendants.
DY virtue of an der to me ,1;recte, bv
-Ap w. w. Humphnys. Judge Of Probate
ior the county ana She aforesaid, will ex-
pose to sale on the RIRsT MONDAY in
DECEMbEK next, bE Anderson Court
House, s. c., the follbsing tract of land. to
wit:
ONE TRACToF LAND,
Containing one hundf& and seventy.t,,ree
G75! acres, moro or lesA bounded by lands
C Benz. Stanton, A. Jk&ringer and Others.
Terms Of Sdle-One- -hlf cash: the other
half on twelve monthss TINE. with interest
from day of sale, to beEsured ty bond. and
a mortgage of the prehises to secure the
purchase money, Purchaser to nav for all
necessary papers.
JAMES II.ssGcCONNELL,
Sheriff Anlerson County.
Nov g. 1877 IA
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THE INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL MATTERS.
,.oo TO ADyERTIsERs,
1900

The Anderson INTELLIGEHcER has the
largest circulation of any country paper
published in the State, and las more than
three times the circulation of any other pa.
par in Anderson County. We print and cir
culate regularly 1900 papers. Our list in
the County has incrcased instead Of dimin-
ished, and we hope To receive still greater
increase during the coming fall. We are
willing rt any time to verify the above by
an inspection of our subscription book, or
our paper bills; or when desired, we will
furnish advertisers with an affidavit of the
correctness of our statement as to the circu-
lation Of the INrRLLIGEKCER
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To day is the last one which the tax
payers Of Anderson County will have on
which to pay their taxes without the PEN
atty being annexed. We are informed by
Mr.. s. Il. Moore, the efficient and accommo-
dating County Treasurer, that the amount
of taxes assessed for this County was about
fifty thousand dollars-that at the closing of
his books on last Tuesday. evening, five
thousand four hundred and seventeen re-
ceipts had been issued. and the sum of forty
two thousand eight hundred and eight dol
lars and faray-fge cents naid In. This
amonnt will be increased by the receipts OF
WcsiiieSlinY md to-day.
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Nov 8, 1871
sHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
u, the Probato Qburi.

Mary A. Shearer. Adm'x.. and A. c. boA.
bins, Admir-, of the Estate of Gilan
Sheare., deceased. Plaintiffs. against eii
riam Bolt, Nancy Il. Bolt, and otltsa
Defendants.
DY virtue Of an order to me directedihy
Ap WV. Humphreys. Judge of Prothts
for the County of Anderson, and State afdfe-
said, / will expose to sale on the First
MONDAY IL DECEMBER next. at l4a
derson Court House, s. c., the followihs
tract OF Land, to wit: T.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND,
Containing one hundred and fifty Q5p
ncres, more or less, on the road from AndeS
son 20 Earle's Bridge. adjoining lands Of III
Estate of Edmond Webb and others
Terms If Sdie-One-tiIird cash, and the rd
mainder ON n credit of twelve months Will
interest from day OF sale. Purchaser h
give bond, with two good securities, and
mortgage of the premises to secure the pur
chase money, with leave To anticipate pay
ment in cash. Purchaser to pay FOR all ne
JAMES II, MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson Comfy.
Nov II, 1877 II
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SHERIFFs SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

{HDERsoN COUNTY.
S1 virtue OF variou. Executions to ME
-. viii rA,ose 10 safe u,, Ia.
FIRST Monday il Decemer next, at Ander-
son court House S. c., he following tract
One Tract Of Land, containing one hun
ared f ana iortythree QS) acres. more or
=. w. Stewart ahl Estateof Adam Stewart
deceased, and othars. Sob as the property
OF VIM. Jones atthe uitof Smith & Clark
Terms Of Sale Cash. Purchaser to paw
for all necessary npers.
JAMES H. McCONNELL,
Sbsriff Anderson County.
Nov 8. 1877 IL
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On Wednesday, November 14th. the
schedule on the G.. Il C. II. r. was again
changed. and the morning down train now
leaves Anderson at ten minutes past eight
O'Clock, anu the up train from Columbia
arrives at forty-fve minr:es past seven.
This change Is decided improvement Oh
fse iate schedule, and will add greatly to
the convenience of the mercantile and trav-
cling community We will publish che
present schedule in our next issue.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH scARoLINA,
AlSDRsoN COUNTY.

oIAIC OF SOUItts ttsCAROL1NA,
AtSpRsoN COUNTY
In the Probate curt.
John Cox and james Coxthy NJ. H. Gibson.
their Guardian, dd htc,n, ,Raintiffs. against
Joseph Cox. Mary CaIAlSell and J. P.
Cox, ct al, Defendants.
DY virtue of an order ID ne directed, by
ID w. w. Humphreys, EMr of Probate
for the County of Andersons mo State afore-
said will expose to salesn the FIRST
MONDAI IN DECEM BERzrsxt, st AndeF-
son Court House, s. c., thesfalowing tract
of Land, to wit:
ONE TRACT OF land.
Containing two hundred (2qN acres more
or lcss, situate in Anderson County, and
State aforesaid, bounded by Ends now own
ed BY Mrs. e. P. Cox, w. WE Mitchell and
others, being the Tract Of wliiA Thomas J.
Cox was possessed at the timSo, his death
Terms Of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to pay
for all necessary papers.
JAMES H. McCONHELI,.
Sheriff Andersen County
Nov 8, 1877 II
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Adninistrstor's Notice.

a LII persons having ciaims against the
IN Estate OF Chesley Martin, deceased,
ly attested, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law; and all persons In
debted to him arc hereby notified to make
prompt payment of the same 20 the under
signed, 6nd thereby save cost
WELBORN MARTIN, Admir-.
Nov 8, 1877 II Sc
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DgLYoN GRANGE.
pELrow, November l3, 1877.

GELTow, November l3, 1877.
Editor A,td,Tson Inteitigener:
Please give notice in this weeks issue of
your paper that Belton Grange, No. 27S,
sill hold special meeting on Saturday,
18th ipst- q, .ransnrt business OF importance
20 the Grange. All the mcmbers are urged
y '.D'''t a'.t.lu. .-I.E- CAMPBELL.
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YOWR pICTURE.

GAPT. J. A, WRENN is On accomplished
" Artist. and the people OF Anderson
County now have the opportunity OF secur-
ing pictures of themselves and their friends
at moderate prices by calling at No, 4 Brick
Range, Anderson C.. H., s. @.
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:, NOW is the time to subscribe for the ~.
TELLIGENcER. The meeting Of Cor, ress eae and nd
tlie session OF our legislature viii tdord in.
oereStlhg reading for tho winter.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that an application viii
Il be made 10 the next session Of the Leg
islature TO amend the Charter of the SavafI-
nah Valley Railroad, or for new Charter.
JAMES n. LATI1IER, Sr.
Sept ID, lS17 9 3m
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ERE

T HEREBY give notice to all persons that
Il have Notes and Accounts on, to come
forward by the Fifteenth of November, 1877,
60 that l can give them o clear receipt for
the amount due by them, as want to square
Those falling to get receipts from mo up to-
that date viii have the pleasure OF getting
n receipt from an officer. mean what /
say. ID. WHITE, Biacksmith.
Oct is, 1877 II
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SPECI II7Y.

We make speciality of BLACK ALPAcAs, CAsHMEREs,
BOIBA2IMEs TAMIsE CLOTH, other Goods in this line
which enabled give quality lowest prices
We received BLACK ALPACAg and continue
sell them appreciated price cents Please ask
o them
ARNSTEIN & ROSE,
New York Cash Stere.
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eTCHz ST,

u
Prints from
Homespun from
Good Sea Island
Kentucky Jeans from 123 up
Fancy Cassimeres from up.
Wosted Dress Goods all colors, 18
Chldren's Shoes low
Womens Shoes at reduc prices
Ticking from 10c.
Good Homespun Checks from up.
Yard wide Bleaching 1Oc.
Canton Flannel from
Red and White Flannel up
Good Blankets at $3.50
Mems Brogans low Sl.OO
Mems Boots over thaney
1t hardly price stock but it our
aim awaye sell Goods lower than any competitors
ARNSTEIN s. ROSE,
New York
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PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.

FTHHE public are hereby informed tha.
Il Capt. ]. 4 Wrenn has returned to
Anderson to take charge of my Photograph
Gallery az No. 4 Brick Range and from
this date persons desiring Plain or Fancy
Pictures can have them taken in any size or
style. Perfect satisfaction is guaranteed to
every patron. Charges very reasonable.
J. ID. MAXWELL.
Oct IL, 1877 IA Sm
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1. Z. CAMPBELL
The New York herald., 1877-01-24
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD. BRANCH OFFICE. I.2e5 BRoADwAY=
3pvERTn1sRxFHrS Hn Ks soE az PxPRRs Us

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sdoss Ans APARTMENTS TO LET
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HOUSES, ,kooAs: 3o: WAITED ID pAGr-adeol
LIST HsI sHSS6lsr r.sss:s P.ss-.s cool ss
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rRorEHry tsu Str of TiIE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
kENT-2D PAGE--1st col.
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real ESTATE WANTED ID PAGE-lst col.
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SALES AT AuCTION--2p PAGK-4th col
STU ATOMS WANTED -FkMALEs-l2rH PAcR-lst. I'd
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS pURPOSES-2p PAGn-lst col
uNFUKsisisD ROOMS AND XPSRrMsxrs sS TO LET
WANTED Ara75u rs P5GuRsCS'iaAsE-,,ru pAer-e,h co,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
< -AUCrlON NOTICE.
IA. BY N. Z. FAVOR.

A AUCTION NOTICE:
OFFICE Is sssp .,B ST.
u tpsEH2PE PAE ISS s&H g.
sns ss & s.ss s ana
ns psIes's ns s Ethan
Hs ss
pure gated company 'S"s '' and
wsr.enssd WAR scpnd %i kind and Rers' and to ro.
The BLACK TrostinE Mare Georss raised BY
driver: show 40, and convince Judge OF speed
sn.sd and Kind A;g fast and elegant
gentle with ans disposon and ane open
ss
sd' and w%. the
sound ana Kind Tns ,,.;,. s ono Of IT., the finest large
intelligent and nne blood hay Mare. 10 hands
Fn isp"' anything os
tying and promises we'll and warranted sound anu kind
top Wagons. pole and shafts. nearly new Portland
single Harness. BY + h. Comeriord scarcely soilcd: one
SGT doube BY In perfect order; one set Harness
stock now exhibition II stable wher all particulars
Ar PRIVATE SALE:
n xHhShi.F1 LASRHTi y Y wSSd Ms,drir B,sthsn
C0uPE. Pole and shafts Ly WOOD BRoruERs
$$E&xHsESGE w. " sIshTsTHl; oo woon ..orv
ERS.
COUPE RocKAwAY. by Miner 4 Stevens; Polo and
Shafts.
GLASS QUARTER COACH. by Mott.
> BAROICHE aud SIx-SEAT PARK PHAETON. by
WOOD BROTHERS, =
Tor sIDE BAK MACON, by BREWSTER & CO.
TOP WAGON. by B. BREWSTER K CO., OF 18TH ST.
20 Extension top Phaetons from $40 up
80 top Pony fhaetons, from 81 10 up.
lUJ TOP, side bar full sgons from 800 uu
30 Rockaways snd Depot W Waxons from $iuU up.
Clarences. Coaches, BArouches In great variety.
Portland Cutter sleighs. from s2j up.
Harness. Blankets, Robes, &c, &c.
VAN TASSEi1L 4 KEARNEY.
10. liz East 18Th st. near 4th av.
-SECOND HAND CARRIA0ES. LARGE AsSORT
Asment all kinds low prices Including ton and omen
Road Wagons, and iockaways Depot Wagons
top and open Express Wag6ns, &c. '
wM. ~. GRAY. ~ and ~ Wooster st.
Two BUSINESS HORSES, HEAVY WORK
xAsHors; unst SELL no work 145 Madison H., stable.
Aas sss sxprsss. grocer, farming, &C. 2ol ussnd g.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.-TiiE FOREIGN MAILS
or .hc week endinE saimrusy January ~ isIa. VIII
steamship Montana via Queenstown; Wednesday, NC A.
NJ for Europe. by eamship batavia via Quecnstown
Thursday at I'D NJ for Europe. by steamship Herder
via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg; Saturday, ut
town correspondence for France Germany Scotland
to be forwarded by this steamer be specially ad
dressed, Ht ia. NJ Tor Scotland direct by steamship
Ethiopia. via Glasgow aud at II 80 A. NJ for Germany
by steamship America. via Southampton mud Bremen
for Great Britain France be for
wardcd bv this must bc specially addressed and
NJ II NJ for France direct by steamship France Havre
The steamships Montana. Batavia aud City Of Berlin do
not take mails tor Denmark Sweden Norway, The
mails Tor Nassau. ~ p will isxve New York JANUARY 10
The mails for the West indies via svsna will leave New
York January 81 he mmiis for Porto Rico will leave New
York February L. The mails ior Australia &C.. will leave
San Francisco January a. Tho FOR China and apsu
r L. JAMES. Postmaster.
NKw YORK PosT OFFICE. Jan. IL. 1871
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
g.
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
draws Saturday. January ~.
i0,s7s CASH PRIZES. 100000
$4,000, sS.ooo
others, from 81, 900 down to $lo0
ALL PAYABLE IN FULL
Only few days left
Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters. 81 so.
THOMAS II. HAYS 4 CO.,
BroRdwav.
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MARBLE MANTELs.

CTEwARTs SLATE. MARBLE AND WOOD MxNrELs,
kCnew and elegant designs $40 up the trade hbera
deals with. 40 and III West 23d o. 1-'