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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-04

QUESTIONABLE BoNDs.-The Columbia
South Carolina) Picnic states that S25o,
200 new bonds of that city have been is
sued and urc in circulation in the hands oil
DR.. j. L. Neagc, in New York, and that
the consideration for the issue was Il loan
of SO 600
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Copaer vative Nomination In Prince
William.


MANASSAS, VA, October ,, 1871.
Editors Of the Dispatch The Conserva-
tves OF Prince William in convention to-
day nominated for the House OF Delegates
Mr.. b. +. Lewis. A most excellent selec-
ton. Ills election is sure. &. Ii. w.
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OFFICE, No. TENTH STREET.

kSA SNYDER, President ard Superintendent
Works;
RIGHAaii iEBY, First vicc-FresIdent ard SUI
prriutcatc;t i;Iies;
". e.. KNIGHT. Sccoui E!cc-'rrsidgUt
Il. J.. uASEIhS, Treasurer and SECRETARY.
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EEED MILL am now operating q
L MILL for :iRI.DlhG GkaIs-corn, oats,
and ryc--Ior feeding horses, mules, ard Cattle.
as on my own account. The mill is located on
Arch street at Tic arch under The Petersburg
Railroad bridge, u,,
OcS -l6S d. BUhIOSs
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-General Robert
Anderson receives 1920 per anuum from
the United States, being half.pay as briga.
dier-gcneral, and consequently the story OF
his poverty in Switzerland is Il fiction.
General Young, Of Georgia, president Of
the Democratic committee, is here looking
after affairs. lie expresses the opinion that
the Democrats will sweep all the southern
States in the coming elections.
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THE british CLAIMS,

WASHINGTON, October 3.-Henry How
ard, agent for British claims, has issued u
notice requesting subjects of Great Britain
to send to him particulars Of claims which
they may have upon the United States Go.
vernment arising out OF acts committed
against their persons or property during
the late war. The claims must be pre-
sentrd within six months from the Goth Of
Inst September.
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Statement Of bonds l>>li"d 10 the Pa
:..la"y companies shows totals rs fol-
b, Principal outstanding, 64,GIS.S&2 !:
...,.t a.cIurd and not Yet paid. $780,
.. -: t.t.rr~. pajd 10y the United States.
.r,. ~ Il: interest repaid by trans
........a ul mails. %&.lS2, 0;G to; balance
..,.r,.j rid jy thp United states,
-.. - 4.
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city. He said he had got out on the guard
about 0 o'clock-hayinp been there. accord.
ing to his account, about three hours
When asked what he had done with his
clothes, he said he had thrown them over.
board. Perccivlng that the man was In,
sane, Captain Bourne supplied him with
clothes, and put him In the harber-shop,
under guard. TO prevent another attemp,
on his life. On the arrival of the steamer
al her wharf he was sent to the Hospital
81. Vincent de Paul, where 1t was found
necessary TO put straightforward on him
We are informed that Mr.. Samuel Car.
hen does live near the city. lie Is n truck
farmer, and NAV be relative Of the unfor.
t'nate man.-Norfolk Journal.
a DowS-EAsT" SHARPER SwINDLEs OUR
NEGROES AND FRAuDULEKTLY LEAVES HIS
BOARD "blue-nosc" swim.
dler, giving his name rs Charles Tracey,
and mailing from somewhere "down In the
States y where they catch Goldfish, ice. and
that aromatic culinary fruit wooden nut.
mc2s,' has recently been playing q big
game in Portsmouth In swindlng the ne
groes out of their hard-earncd dollars, and
To considerable extent sundry OF our
dealers In building materials.
1t seems that the individual Tracey came
here several weeks since, and to several o
our citizens made the most eXtrayagaut re-
presentations rs to his pecuniary standing
and lnilueuce, and So far succeeded in
gaming the confidence of those he addressed
rs to effect bargain for the purchase of &
tract OF land adjoining Portlot ks Cemetery
Tor the purpose Of starting suburban vii
lH2e. On this land the first payment was
To be made Oh the LIST of November, and
hhGil IF l,ir
he tract OF into streets and squares. regu
larry marked with building lois, &C.. anG
went TO work with so much vim and energy
that everybody began TO think that olli
community had never been blessed Will
such valuable accession as Mr.. Tracey
The gentleman concluded TO build, and sc
went around to the various dealers in lum
Der. bricks, and hardware, and procured OF
order all the necessary supplies, and al
once commenced the erection Of four tcuc
ments.
About this time, everything appearing
promising and propitious, the cnterprisins
"v'llage constructor" began to dispose O
the building lots to the negroes for home
steads, taking advances from each pur
chaser of from five to twenty-five dollar,
and giving his receipt therefor. BY thi:
enterprisiDg process he accumulated, it i:
thought, nearly four hundred dollars.
On Friday the 10Th instant, Mr.. Charles
Tracey, the Village constructor" dsup
peared from his clearinghouse, on High
street, "between two days" and it is be
liered by his many inquiring and anxious
creditors that he has gone where thu
woodbine lwineth.'
Tracey boarded with Mrs. Purdic. Tho
rascaily " b!ue-noSc" swindled this lad,
out OF eight or nine weeks boald.-Ncr
tolE journal.
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SEA 662 esq =
"a IL, $40 =
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DIRECTORS

hSh SNYDER. Richard lURY,
", {. KNIGHT, 4. r. UhHktSS,
joins J.. ERANUG.
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THREE PER CENTS CALLED IN.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-Tbrce Pc
cents between Nos. 2.5G6 and 1902, o
s. 900 each, and between Nos. 1866 ant
1856, OF $4,000 each, have been called in
The recall aggregates $780, 900. The III
tcrcst ceases on the Goth of November.
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C.,,swISsInE pgegGHAHTs.

Holm W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
81 PINE and COMMISSIONS MERCH AT, No.
) Governor street, Richmond, Va, (post-ofhce
box ISL, agen. for the Old Dominion steamsh,lp
I.o1nnany' for New York: Iuman Line, Tor LlV:
e-pooI; Anchor Line, for Glasgow Nalonai
tne for LIVERPOOL. yc :.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAsu1NGToE, October 3.-The barometer
will probably continue to fall In the south
ePn and Gulf States, and the rain.storm now
prevailing there extend into Georgia. Rain
is also probable during Wednesday in the
Carolinas. Continued westerly winds with
hazN weather on The likes.
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GEO. WASHINGTON. | T. MALLETI.
vxYAsHINGTON Il CO., GENERA
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, l7s GREG 4
wien street corner Courslandt, New YORK: III, COT
ard ORDERS FOB PURCHASES respectfully
solicited. r,.,,,
Company. L
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This company having purchesc,l The interest Of
Snyder & lrby offer to tie trade OF their own
Manufacture,
CNOKiNG and lIEhTiNC STOVFs.
FRONTS. f:Rt'rEE, ard tfEDSEo,
DOGS.
ARCHITECTURE CASTINGS. such as
Iron Fronts for stores and public buildings,
Window Cans and sills,
It ircases. Girders, hrca-!iEHt5,
Brackets. Nentlators &C. &c;
yeranu tbs, Is 4lconies,
Iron Ratings !or yards and cemeteries,
CIcstlngs &C.;
Galvanized Iron Cornlcc, plain and orDa-
meu:Gd;
Window Caps ard Stills aII uuoins,
Brackets, &c &c;
DRAIN PIPE,
HYDHANT CASES AMI PLUMBERS CAST.
INGS,
LEADER PIPE. &C.
SCHOCL-DAnKS-P Primary, intermediate, and
Grammar S Zes, o. best material ard mss ap
prov style.
AMPORTEgs OF SCOTCH PIG IRON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-04

T IME, LIME, LIME-ROCkFlLLE
LINZ OR WlL0OH ii hE.-Naylgation on
IN. caaai having been restored, we shall be re-
calyInx BIZ The LIST .: October the ROCKVILLE
LIME. In regular semi. weekly supplies, FkE0it
from our kilus in Eotatourt county, Va.
I.LLr&, ELLEGT Il CO.,
.o-3.u MaaulacJnrers, 1893 Dock st.
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DEALERS ~ AMERICAN IRONS.
Intending ID 90 only wholesale business, we
Che: such goods We have FOR the retail trade at
reduce prices To close them out.
WHOLESALE GRDEH> from prompt and cash
dea will be filled 1T prices as low as can be OBJ
tdined north, An experience OF twenty yc4Ia i'll
supplying the southern markets will, We trust,
satisfy all that we eau meet the Views oil Hi "ho
are Disposed 10 trade with US. 0c4 I'm
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y lCHMQND RCHITECTU Il \
40 IRON WORKS AID STOVE
CNNPAkY WURhS,
le0n lc02, locI, 1903, CAMi STREET.
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LIME AND CEMENT.

OCKLAND LINE.
1875 barrels superior ROCKLAND LIME ex.
pcctcd 10 thus morning rer schooner Walker IL
80 A. s. LkE.
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.E 1g,t dHT'uk tie past
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" SEQ. q.
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-.-.. 81" Ith: fem March l,
n,.t!. :, t>,,..,...,...... 20! ''4,'."
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II LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYElNG
liz AND SC0CRiSG FsTABLIeHNEkT,
40 BROAD STkHET, BETWEES FOURTH
AND FIFTH ST Notwithstanding done In any
color desired; also, Cleaning In the best and
cleaned. j Invite the ladies especially to zee my
latest importation Of blue, adopted for silk and
worsted, &c ai-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-04

RICHMOND, September ~, 1871.
FE'HE FIRM OF MANGUM Il co. is
i this day dissolved by mutual c0Dseut. The
burineSs will ne continued By Z. nj. NE Nj L Il,
VII, assurncs ali liabilities OF The late concern.
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Thankful for The patronage my friends, Ask
a continuance Of the same 10 the new concern,
where will be happy 10 See them. - 1890
ne I-st# DO. FL0His.
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Advances made on all COESJGNMFETS, and
liberal terms offered PACKERS I LFAF To-
BACCO and COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
cco-lw w. ). ARCHER 4 co.
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SiS!i,.t:o 81
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E'HE FIRM OF z. LEVY & SONS has
L been this day dissolved By mutusl consent
=. LEVY,
ISAAC LEVY,
Arc o. 1sTI ELLIS LEVY.

The firm ct Enhel and Weldon, n. c.. Will be
from tlils tiale l. LEVY BRO. /. Levy II Bro.
will settle all business contracted by 1. Ltyy
Sons. iSAhC Icy
AuG o. 1911 au 50-WlwS ELLIS LEVY
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DIRECTORY F0a ADVERTISERS.

AGREEMENTS -sEoosp PAaE-Four,h, 9th and sixth
sakkb ASp SSsd PACE
goARbERss WSHiNrEp-sroosp rAeraFhst column.
BRo0KLYS b9 RhHG EsTAPT FOR sALE~sfoosD
BUsIsEss pAor-hIrd col
BUSINESS NOTICES -rrrTn PAeE-syth column.
CITY REAL EsTATE roR sALE-sgooSD PAdR-Third
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TuInD PAer-second col
coAcHMiN AND GARDENERS THIRD PAon-second
coAsT SpG; srEAMslnrs- PAaE-Fu!h and sixth
Sng
DENTISTRY FIRST PAGE-First column.
DwESTiSSSS noyshs 10 Pen EsT;SSIsHED AND uN-
EuadfnaN Go column
kINANCIAL--FIGsr PAsE Fourtn column.
FSs 1So AfaRTaESrs TO LET
ral rlneE PACE sI Sixth column OH, -, .o
fRENch IDyERTisEa ENTs+Tmiap ' paan- Second col
HELP WANTED MALEs-TuInp PAGE second col
HELP WANTED FEMALEs-TnInD PAaE-First and
HoRs ssond caRElAaEs &crrpsr p.arseeopa and
,, third columns.
HOUSES hooMs, ao rAorrs
LEcrTRE SEASON sEoosD PAeE~Fith Column.
LOST ASb F6SSbnFInsT f@1Fn sS eoia@n
MM AHR PAsrPar column column
ATRIMONIAL-SEooSD PAGE-First column.
MEDlCAL-SEcoSD PAaE--Fourth column.
MISCELLANEOUS ADyERTISEME kTS--EIGHTH PAGE.
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS PAGE-szth column.
MCSlCAL-sECoND PAGE Fourth column
PERSONAL--FInsT PAGE-Frst column.
flAhOFONHES-SEu0ND PAGE-Fifth column.
Roi Nd PaGE-Frst column. op IN
RENT-SECoSD PAGr-Thrd column.
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE-SECoND PAGE-Third
REAL TsTArE wAsrhp-sroosp PAer-rhlrd column
REWARDS-fIRsT PAaE-Frst column.
SALES AT AuCTIoN-srooND PACE Second and third
columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAaE-F,rst
column.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs- THIRD PAaE-second
colup,n
SPECIAL kOTICES-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
TUE TRADES-ruiRD PAGE Second column.
TUE TURF.-FIRsT PA0E-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosES-FIRsT PAaE-sixth
column.
UNFURNISIED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
FIRST PAGT-Sixth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, &o-FIRsT PAGE-Third col
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THE TURF.

THE PROPRIETOR AT FLEETWOOD PARK WILL BE
glad to the seghding fraternity The club house
IL always open 10 the public Best OF everything always Cd
hand JAMES LAMBEkr, Proprietor.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
"a 70 ~ hours given purchasers TO test
CATALOGLE OF SALE THIS DAY lFRIpAYh
CHESTN UT SoRREL HORSE, STAR STOCK, long name
on halfmile track 10 2a9 CAN BEAT 80 any day when
roads are IN condtlon and Is WARRANTED TO BEAT
natural troer, with splendid action every respect
first class sentemans roadster warranted sound kind and
true. Also PORTLAND CUTTER, made by RUSSELL; set
fine Harness, Robes, Blankets, &c.
TRoTTED on TRACK IN 2:s2M, can beat II now when
bottom and eSd aaoe VERY sTSLsH and one Of 's he
kind and true. Also PORTLAND CUTTER by BATES;
BRIGHT BAY TROTrlNG MARE, long name and tail;
sired by "Royal George" dam morgan Ratt,er'' mare
los hands, years; trotted In 2:59 CAN BEAT 2:h0 by
proper landings tro.s much faster to poe Stylish
can be driven by LADY, warranted sound kind and
Also PORTLAND CUTTER, by WHITAKER Harness,
THORoUGHBRED BRIGHT BAY HORSE, long name
and ta is hands, oil fine stylish traveller; has
ranted sound, kind and true in all harness.
LIGHT SIX SEAT FAMILY SLEIGH, In perfect order.
DARK Ray HORSE, 10 hands, years old, fair traveller,
and Kind and true In all harnessi also TOP WAGON, set
BRIGHT BAY HORSE, long name and tail. 16 hands,
years old very sylish good traveer first class gentle
mans, family or TOAD horses warranted sound KIND and
DARK GRAY CART HORSE, Is hands, 8 years old, an
excellent worker and warranted sound kind and true
GRAY MARE, Is hands, years, kind and true
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. Description time of SALE
LOT PORTLAND SLEIGHS for two and four persons.
ROBES, BLANKETS, HORSE SUITS, HARNESS. &s.
WEATHER NEVER INTERVIEWS WITH OUR SAILS.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

CLEIGHS SLEIGIiS,
y In great Variety Cutters Albany and Portland styles
from $50 up pony and six Seghs at very low
prices and by the best makers, at B. FLANDRAUs, No.
East Eighteenth street.
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COAsTyyIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
i Through iineto
California and China.
Tsssah Yssss san
siss 10 si1o s'es ssS r.
according to the location Of berth.
These raes include berhs board and all necessaes for
Steamers of the above line leave pier 4s North river foot
of Canal street. III o, SnS s 1oo OF mo,
except when those days fall on Sunday then the day
One hundred pounds Of baggage free to each adult Med
Tsp EisIKS sIAR Captain II: p Conner. connecting
with N M Captain EarnswoG -
WIN .a,. ,s.'
until H fsy ~ go fast and be received
freshi ier Central American and South Psshs ports win
&C. gsga facilities afforded shippers In collecting inland
For freight or passage tickets and all further information
~'''' F. R. BABY, Agent
GAN DOMINGO LINE.
- For Puerto Plata, SANTANA and san Domingo CITY.
The United States mail sseamshiip
Captain E. L. Delaney,
VII leave pier No North river for The above ports on Wei
apply % spoFFoRD BRoTHEks 4 Co.
No. 20 Broadway.
HAVANA, sfsAL AND VERA CRUz.-NEw YORK
IL and Mexican Mail steamship line, leaving pier IL East
Sx q NspA GaP s
SITy q SfxisS Ssp5 Zimmerman. lridsy fsS
4
80 II. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS, IS Broadway.
CLEOPATRA to Havana only takes no passengers
TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAvANA.-ATLANTiC
~ Mail steamship Company.-sailing regularly every
Thursday at three O'Clock r. NJ, precisely from pier No.
North river.
MISSOURI, Cap;ainJ d. Edwnrds......... February
MORRO CASTLE, Captain II. Adams. February
COLUMBIA Captain L. Van Slice February ID
wv V ''"'' "tf 4. W. DIMocK, President.
No 5 Bowling Green.
J,op NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
II The Cromwell Steamship Line
The steamship GEO RGE WASHINGTON Captain r. V.
eager will leave pier North saturday January
2S at three o'clock PM. Freghs received daily
Through given 10 Galveston lndsnola, Mobile and
CABIN passage, $50; Storage, $25.
II. b. CROMWELL CO., 81 West street.
TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON SrEAMERS-TOUCH-
l. ing at Key West, CARRYING the United States mail.
Eldrdgc at pier 20 East river will leave Saturday -
Through bills OF lading given 10 Houston and TO all points
the Galveston, Houston aud Henderson, and o. b. r and
c. Railroad.
g. u. MALLORY 4 CO., 1ss Maiden lane
Nor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
l. SOUTHERN LINE.
VICTOR, Captain Gates
win leave pier 20 East river SATURDAY, Jannsrw - st NJ
Er9ightsTdf 81. L5an Mobl9 and GslvestoK sei
ror reght or passage, having superior
1913 Maiden lane, New YORK.
~ ''''"'r WIZ ''''' L W. 81 s T0x o.
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HORSES, CARRIAGE.s, &C,

n THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IL JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
Once and salesro0m ~ Nassau street.
opposite The Post office.
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A -sLEIGHS sLEIGHs. SLEIGHs
"A. Portland Selghs, a25, worth $50
Portland Slsighs, &40, worth S65.
Portland SleiGhs, sou, worth 500.
trimmed Seighs, $50, worth $780,
Pony four seat swell, $3.50 worth $685.
Six seat Swell, $3.50, worth 1880
One Stvers second hand, nearly new Tb worth $780,
One Double Runner Express or Passenger Sleigh
Bells, Robes Blankets 20 per cent below Call and
be convinced.
WILLIAM VI. GRAY
20, 22, "a and 70 Wooster street.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
liz AND la EAST 18TH STREET, NEAR 4TH AvEN UE.
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CsLEIGHs-A SPLENDID STOCK OF MY OWN CELE-
- trated make, including my renowned Dexter speed
CUTTER number second hand ut low prices and three
CIarences Il prime order. r. IA. STINERS,
4 l52 Thirty first street, between 81 and 18th
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4 " ELEGANT FAMILY SLEIGH FOR SIX PERSONS;
n also assortment OF single and double Slechs to be-
closed out, regardless of cost Cali for Yourself
TAYL0R'S. 50 Cedar street.
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+ AUCTION THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
IN SPkED WARRANTED, OR NO SALE.
soRRKL AMERICAN STAR HORSE, WARRANTED TO
BEAT THREE MINUTES.
2a2; PERFECT BEAUTY, and superior GENTLEMANS
ROADSTER.
BAY TROTTING HORSE, ROYAL GEORGE and NOR
GAN RATHER STOCK; cen beat minutes.
All viii be shown in harness before sale,
BY JOHNSTON K VAN TASSELI., mt their mart, liz and
ia East Thirteenth street. near Fourth
Look catalogue under this head for full description.
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CLEIdHS, SLEIGHS- sINGLEAND DOUBLE, SUITA.
- Bile for down trucking, and single Trucks
and second, hand at EDWARD PRIALS Is Ninth avenue,
corner of Thirteenth street.
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TINTED STATES PASSPORT ARCHAEOLOGICAL
~ Passports of the Department of State Issued A. G.
WILLAMETTE, United States Court Budnss II Chambers
street.
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ID OVAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA DRAWS JANU-
III airy 27-Whoes, S32 shares in proportion one prize
of 500, 900 in god. BATES CO., ia Broadway,
one door above Maiden lane.
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A PARTNER WITH FROM $500 TO s4O0 IN A LEGI-
N innate Business down town; want of capital the
Address ALEXANDER II. kIMMEL, Herald
oNce.
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At PRIVATE STABLE. 1874 WEST NINETEENTH
yerv cheap. Call at once.
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A GooD. BAY HoRsE-CLIPPED, $50; COST $3.50
~ in the fam gentle, young
% Wooster street.
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A PARTNER wANTED-IN A WELL ESTABLISHED
~ manufacturing business, With capital Of e25Qoo best
reference given apply except those meaning
ness Address, stating where interview may be bad.
MANUFACTURER, Newark, N. j.
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pEn REwARD-oN THE GATH OF JULY. LAST
spCU year, our eldest deuis) left without any
cause, and have had trout him since. He was
dressed in black jacket black pantaoons, white shirt
snspenders; marked Ill o. - he
boots his hair is Of light blonde color his light gray
his complexion healthy age Is years. feet inches high
We beseech, In the humanity that knowing
his whereabouts win give information to his sorrowmg
parents, Exchanges please copy
GUSTAV A. ZIMMERMAN,
as West Fittythird street, New York.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w Oceanic Steam Navigation Company'a
Line of Steamers between New Liverpool,
calling at Cork Ireland.
The companys feet comprises the following magnificent
ocean steamships the six largest In the worlds
OCEANIC, Captain Murray. ARCTIC.
ATLANTIC, Captain Thompson. BALTIC.
PACIFIC, Captain Perry ADRIATIC.
These vessels have been designed specially for the
transatlantic trade and combine speed safety aud comfort
Passenger accommodations unrvaIed.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old Country
now obtain tickets Storage (prepaid) s2S.
Other rates as low any first class line.
For further particulars apply TO ISMAY, IMRlE CO., 10
Water street. Liverpool and No. East India avenue Lead
entail street London the companys Offices, ~ Broad
way, New York. J. H. SPARKS, Agent
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A NO PAIN. TEETH EXTRACTED LAUGHING
r. Gas ~ me nret tooth; 10 each additional DR..
A. y COLBY Dentist 30 East Goarteenth street, doors
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

10 TO THE ST. NICHOLAS hoTEL AND SEE PRO-
VI fessor WESTON. He curing every Is troubled
It'll Stamm erinC In the speech.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A PARTY HAVING CAPITAL, INFLUENCE AND EX.
N perience wishes TO interest himself In established
busness hardware preferred Address, with fun partic
lars, j. q. b., Herald Office.