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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
AUCrToS sALEs-rn,.--
by N. u. Les,
Aucaoneer and Real Estate Agent.
1oN Main street.

k hsn TMEs sALE OF ONE ONE HUNDRED
On FIFTH STREET BEY0NDBAKyE1pS 5KK0CSl
i by virtue o. deed Of trust from William
recorded In the clerks Office nf nj vi January. is
Court b. % B, page sso.j default hss Iinaneery
maze III tbe payment Of one Of the notes aalns m
81 s.g na ana oeing requested Do by the
on the premises, on THURSDAY the I;b aEcstioE
sss. lea IN sad decd EsTAiff;
the west side Of Fifth street i2s fee, n,fn9nting
hack at rgnt snsies to the proper " Of sunnEs
line of said Davis and John Cont cry With hs
angular lot. '''hing III.
Terms: Sufficient in cash to detray tho sx,,
OF exeentbns s fr and to and dh,s
l4th day OF January, 1874, for sl7ss7 ,"d Inti tn
ance on such terms as may be made knn,,,nc ta.
time OF sale the credi. payments 10 t .nrnL AZ ~
a trust deed on the property " secured hY
aus NJ LEE p
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, August l?.-FlOur quiet and weak
Corn-So mixed, on track. 36G976ac.; In elevator
s6sM33c Whiskey steady at Ole. Pork firm at $751;
ash Bacon stiff: shoulders. e.c.; clear rib an,
clear sides, lt5GlIc. Lard 1rn; winter rehneo
&c. ; summer steam, 7.c.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 1s-Cotton quiet; sales OF 1ee
bales at latfp2oc. Flour In moderate request ana
WhIskey nrrner at 04seyosc. Wheat s@ac. better
supply light: Il reported break In the canal
cidediy firm and very quiet; Rio, lat@eotc. Pork
steadier. Lard weak. Navals quiet. Frelyhts less
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THE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND
s. 8. CARTER,

s. 8. CARTER,
successor OF The late concern OF Carter Christian,
has opened ut the vel-krowu stand $50 MAIN
STREET with n large stock OF FAMILY GR0CE-
RIES, entirely new Ane fresh. All kiuds Of FANCY
and FAA1LY GROCERIES will be constantly kept
on hand
call from the public ts respectfully requested,
the reputation Of the house viii be fully sustained
by the occupant. mil
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER
Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST IL, 1873.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, AUGUST 10, 1873.
Sun rises .... t.la Moon rises. 1918
go rnts -..- Gd5 High tidc.............. 2. {
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CARVING A TURKKY.-There is nothing,
says Max Adccr, Il young unmarried man
| likes better than 10 go to dinner at tne
house of a friend and to be asked to carve
turkey. He never carved q turkey in has
life. and with an old maid on one side oil
| him. Watching him closely, and on the other
side a fair girl for whom he has tender
! ness. he feels embarrassed when he begins
First he pushes the knife down toward one
| of the thigll.joints. He can't find the joint,
aud he plunges the knife around in search OF
! il until he makes mince-meat out of one
whole quarter of the fowl. Then he sharpens
his knife, and tackles it again. At last, while
making a terrific dig be hits the joint sud-
denly, and the leg flies into the maiden lady's
lap. while her dress front is covered with
shower of stutting. Then he goes for the
other leg, and when the young lady tells him
he looks warm, the weather seems TO him
suddenly to become four hundred degrees
warmer. This leg he finally pulls loose with
his fingers. He lays it on the edge Of the
plate, and while he is hacking at the wing
he gradually pushes the leg over on the clean
table-cloth, and when he picks it up 1t slips
from bis hand into the gravy-dlsh Gnu
splashes the gravy around for SIX square
wards. Just as he has made up his mind
that the turkey has no joints to its wings the
host asks him if be thinks the Indians can
really be civilized. The girl next to him
laughs, and he says he will explain bis views
upon the subject after dinner. Then he
sops his brow with his handkerchief and
presses the turkey SO hard with the fork that
it slides off the dish and upsets goblet of
water on the girl next to him. Nearly
frantic, he gouges away again ct the wings.
gets them off in mutilated condition, and
digs into the breast. Before he can cut any
off, the host asks him why he don't help out
the turkey.
Bewildered, he puts both legs on plate
and hands them to the maiden lady, and
then he helps the young girl to a plateful of
stuffing. and while taking her plate in re-
turn knocks over the gravy-boat, Then he
sits down with the calmness of despair and
fans himself with napkin, while the SER
want girl clears up and takes the turkey to
the other end of the table. He doesn't dis
cuSs the Indian question that day. He goes
home right after dinner, and spends the
night trying to decide whether to commit
suicide or to take lessons in carving.
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BY K. ID. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and AuctfoDeer.
Office No. Fourteenth street, between Main and
Franklin.
BY K. ID. Eacllo,

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of deed
4 of trust from Samuel j. Barker, bearing date
The 18th day OF September, 1871, recorded In the
County Court OF HenricO, default having been
made In the payment OF u negotiable note secured
in said deed, and being requested so to do by the
holder of said note, will proceed to sell PUBIC
auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY tne 2otn
day of August 1873, at IL O'Clock M the undlvlded
interest OF said Barker In tract piece, or parccl
of LAND lying and being In the county Of Henrico
about four miles below the city Of Richmond, on
the Williamsburg road. o,ve
Terms: Cash. WILLIAM FULho,
All
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My stock Is large. NY prices are marked down
low, and can assure you more for Your money and
better assorted stock than any (siInilar) house In
the city or State. The nible sixpence to the slow
shilling Is my motto. Call and see me.
WM. IRA SMITH, A0T.,,
aup HOO Main street.
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AUCTION sALKs--Fnture Days.
nv redwood & Crenshaw, Auctioneers,
No. 1920 Main street.

WE WILL SELL BY AUCTION, ON
w THURSDAY MORNINGS, commencing az 10 Q
O'clock ut the residence Of Mr j. Jonss. mo
Marshall street Tho Is n asc KITGHsS FukN
al 81 nus CONSISTING OF paror chamber dong
and Kitchen Furniture such as nrtaes
Tarmets Mating Oi.-Cl0th, large collection OF
Pietmres, fne Feather Beds. Hair and shuGx Mat
tresses, Bedsteads, Crockery and CLASS ware Dlnlng
Also TWO Bnggies one superior Milcb Cow, lot OF
nnrness. &c. Sale ostiye and without reserve.
RED WOOD g CkENSHAW,
,u,,o,# Auctloncers.
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By Redwood & Creushaw, Auctionecrs,
1920 Franklin street.

nOOKs, BOOKS. AT AUCTION.-We
d have received large consignment of BOOKS
direct from the publishers, which we viii sell ut
auction without limit or reserve, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, August 18th, at O'Clock,
and be continued until all are sold. The Invoice
consists of more than TWO THOUSAND VOL,
UMES of the works Of great authors, artists, and
scientific men, of all ages, from the earliest times
tn the present In all departments OF literature &C.
&C. Fine sets Of Scott, Bulver, Shakespeare, Reaue,
and OF all the standard noveltss, poets, anu hisso
rians. ~
N. Brooks are all new, and are now ready Tor
inspection. REDWOOD & CRENSHAW,
an Io-3t 1920 Main street.
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WANTED, TO SELL
TOILET ARTICLES.

r OW'S, COUDRAY'S, AND LuBIN'S
"a roiet Powders, xtrscts, Pomades, Cologne-
Wat rs, Soaps, SC. L. WAGNEk>
at Druggist.
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BY James L. Apperon,
Real Estate Agent apd Austionses

HANDSOME HALF-ACRE LOT, AT
IL THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BROAD
AND THIRTY-rIRST STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlUE.-Will be sold, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, August 10, 1917, at 9 O'Clock Z. b., the
above-described property, divided into suitable
sized building lots The completion Of off,, me s n hi
teriaIiy enhance the value Of this property.
TERMS: Onc.fourth cash. balance ut four, eight.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added and secured by trust deeds.
nm lo-fds J. L. APPEkSON, huctioneer.
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BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE August l2.-Virginia consols, ss3
West yirginIa's, 1it-bid.
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aUCrTOH sALEs...T1,ts Day.
nv Redwood & Crcnshaw. Auctioheers'
20 No. 1920 Main street.

NJ Redwood "
- No. 1920 Main street.
WE WILL SELL THIS MO Us iaso Main lair
~ iarre Collection Of SECOND-aa oai;n,
SIfp 4 r,rIIRE. belonging to SEVERN pai us'
Ing housekeeping, comprising, thor prnsrEAps,
&c aGE Jenny LIND, anu Olnef bhND
S1rfK MATTRESSES. LOUNGES,
WtnDROBEs, REFRIGRRAToHs,,,
CHryA-PHEss, CRADLES, MAsm ns
TABLES. MAHOGANY sIpEBoAhD7'
onc natr beautiful CANARY BInDs, anS INV
oi'e P"'- REDWOOD Il ChENSnInarrs
Nv Thomas w. Reese. Auctoneer'
No lal7 Main street.
ENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HU D SGp
r unT,D AND KITCHEN FURNlIU,hsEs , Ell
Ar ELECTROMAGNETIC request OF tte ts ,es'
~ 1acninp housekeeping, Will sell ~ uls 20
,anuce No 400 east Franklin street, on nnt n,
I 18th instant ut lo1 O'Clock. hne assor tm IN
tmil6GiIT ysE FURNITURE, &C., cohsis'ins Al
part wo O OILED WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS with
Quo m ~ vra,IS UT PARLoR SUIT in haIreloth;
OAK sIDEB0ARD and CHlNA-fhE'' eoii'
Di naK ExrENsIoN-TABLE;
One OAK CELERET;
WI WnaLN NH L0UNGE In reps;
MARBLE-TOP TABLES;
CARPETS, CROCKERY,
CC0oKfNG-sTOvE and UTENSILS,
TiN-sA AHo'M AS " T.. KEEsEE, Auctioneer.
Agent for Halls Fire and Burglar-proof Safes
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent.
~.<n. &c Eluunnth md DllIE s.r4is
T0R SALE LARGE AND SPLENDID

L'OR SALE, LARGE AND >lLEApiV
4 GRAZING FARM Is Po G II - ~
COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA. DIV iDkD y,
SMALL FARMS TO SUIT PCRCHAStRs,-bi
virtue OF deed OF trust from 4. :. fom; &C.
Will proceed 70 sell ut HuntcI>vie. Ne,t -. "
TUESDAY. leth day of August, l.,5, IL J: , -.
NJ. that magnificent body OF LAMP, SIaH't .Sf
FIVE THOUSAND TWO HlSnEE;DDy l ns
EIGHTI-FIVEA ACRES, formerly owned W s sii".r
r. Ewine, lying on The Norm, Sonln, an I!n.,'
forks of Elk river, about ont mile rom III
In Pocahonias county, West Va AtDut a,'%y him,
are cleared aud hiss full and me grown " ",..
grass and timothy, and furnishes sI7I4ih- w.. do
raj hundred cattle each year. IL M: : w -, w.. w..
body of various timbers OH H. ana i tl'r -,
tered land in that section, az the uir'' '"i M -
river run through Its various paris ,t.,y.,,, IN
Iron and coal are said 10 have Gt'h i ,n,y
II recently and from lis location At"e n"eiA7 may
exist In vast quantities ,,., ,-,,,c,.,i
1t lies Immediately along the liEe 81 aI."Er,Ih.
railroad. snd taken altogether i Tue 49, 4, ,h,
body OF timber, grazing, or Farming "'"' -
fertile section. ,..,,t.,s,,r fai
Parties wishing 10 examine the pFcHtr, an. Il.
good accommodations at Gibs"n's l'''"' '"'
rrc,ions whcr.. the land lies. H. ,,r,. of
The lard is being divided mo siNt-,' ,E. ,Dr,,.
from three hundred t. five hundred Acfc'' IN
and bounds of which can BE- seer ny Hl'i, ;,,,..
JOHN A. LlGIiIhER, a,torne! a. law ''''
vile, W. Va. .,. =. rt.l: bg,
TERMS; BY the dee! the terms fnaA " .ni at-
unou n small cash payment. ~ cover 80. ,.r NJ
crurd interest, aud satisfactory ,r'H1ti G,,r.
IN .iutIer clsv terms and lrn% cIe';i! IN: ,.fre
jy 3l-dis Il. =. IA IL 80 -----------
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MIANTED, COLORED WOMEN AND
w. GIRLS. l have orders for large number OF
women and giris TO I've In private families In New
York q nd other northern cioes, high wx8es. APP
NV to Up. JUbTlS, Labor Agent,
sni No. g Eifteenth street.
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NET THE BEST BRAND!
~ so boxes THOMAS EMERY SONS CAN.
DIES: so4 half boxes THOMAs EAERY SONS
CANDLES; 800 boxes THOMAS EMERY SONS
HOTEL CANDLES; 30 boxes THOMAS EMERY
LARD OIL. For aale BY
JOHN 4. SLOAN. sole Agent
fyll No. 8 Columbian Block,
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DIRE CT IMPORTATION.- MAR.
STALLS sALT-Brg Albion is daily ex-
pccted to arrive with
5000 sacks MARsHALL'S SALT:
$50 casks Rurkc's, IIlbbCrt's. and Campbells bot
Ting Summer PORTER; Youngcr's, BASES, and
Ausop's ALES;
zoo cases and casks assorted PICKLES;
d cases Peck, Frcan < Co.'S CRACKERS;
10 cases Mackenzie Albert BISCUITS;
10 hogShcads Conan English MUSTARD ibulk);
loo boxes Colluau English MUSTARD I'm tinsl;
CLARETS in uogsheads direct from y. Calvert IL
Co., Bordeaux:
jules Robin BRANDY; for sale by
THOMAS BALMER 4 CO..
jy17 1917 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
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TOR SATURDAYS MARKET, at X. F.
Il JAMES, Provision Stand, No. Is First Mar
ket Ferris's Extra tuRui-cured Hams, FeIris's
Extra su94r-cured Shoulders; Orange brand Winter
cured Hams, up-top: Butchers Hams and Shout
ers Sugar-cured Breasts, No. Axckere. selected
Cream Cheese, gmoked Beef &c, &c. When you
are tired waiting for your turn wait little longer
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WANTED, A No. / WASHER AND
w IKONEN to take washing by the month.
Apply at 7GI Main street. au l!-2lN
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WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR THREE
w ROOMS. with or without board, with use OF
parlor and kitchen, at No. 1905, corner Franklin
and Governor streets. au TIT"
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Two good workmen wanted 1t JOSEPH }. LAW
LEh'S. No. 20 Bank street. Norfolk, VA. STEADY
a,,,,,Irynont au Late
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WuEAT.-WlGss. Ola bushels. Rcd, Sl4 bushels.
CoRS-Whitc, goo bushels. Yellow, 42O bushels.
OATS.-so2 bushels
RYE.-aS bushels
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CLOTHING.
GEE THE LONG FLAG.
~ CLOTHING REDUCED FROM JULY ]. 1874.

Nsuul Price Reduced 7,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

0DO EAST 46TH-ST., ring 3D. bella res
~ peoablo sshes baby WET NURSE al hef Owl
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
III ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OP CARS. TO
TIE OIL RFGIOS and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Trains
will save Desbroses and Cort snitst Fernes:
~ ere Frpress daily s1eep, sunday with PulmAn Palace
O., tbrour from New-York CIV Arrive snnburT $50
" iEsmsnrr 90. Lock Haven 955; Remove lllO Irvine
con SO8 corr GOJ Bne 7:45 Connects at ryneion and
Corr Allegheny LIVER K Tor the Oh Region a.
Rr, With lake shore r. Tor all points West 49,,
$3.50 Ere Mail lday with Pullman falace Car rom fha'
d.,bs IN Roe Arrve Suuburv G25; WismspOr $40; Lock
Hsvsu Gao. Remove Irvueton, $40 Corr $40 Ere
T55n ri Connects a. rvustOn CORY with OIL Greek and Ale
shenr River r Tor OIL Region kue With Lake Shore T. L.
" W A. BALDWIN. General Superintendent
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LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND FAMILIES

VISITING ENGLAND
Arc respectfully solicited inspect the ARTICLES OF DRESS ais
psve AZ either Of EICOLLS establishments, gwen above
where the most useful and superb character o
immediate made 70 order IN few logrs
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THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS

hbamTs Aqsmbdn Vienna
eWinufh eonGr Mammoth M
HoyaS nu' H""
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NFw-YoRK. Friday. Aug 8. 1873.

NRw-YoRK, Friday, Aug 3, lS75
The following sales were effected at the
public auction mart named below
At the horse mart OF Arch. Johnston, East Thr-
feminist. near Universifv-DIace.
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FTRSES.

0OA WEST 33D-ST.-A thoroughly efficient
%~V and experienced MONTHLY NURSE open to AZ engage
rneot- city M couutrv nnexcepd0uabe references.
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.rTSTELE.s.v-E OTS.

DROOKLYN RESIDENTS READ THIS.
49,, SERVANTS Of kinds. Tor city and eounifi A.
n ptonoEi ~ EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, 20 C0ueo1l-a. ne-I
s,n g4EAGED BY LADgA Hu bcru 10 s1s,es pr NJ
b.lf rs,rs B-SurJcs Tor lavahls honihV anu we
Nurses supplied
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can n. supplied with LONDON
CLOTHING, perfect in styie ana o.. BY By
following the Instructions OF our Sell
Measurement Rules. in our new Fashion
BOOB. which. with samples Of materials
1. forwarded post free.
REMITTAECRs need not necessarily
accompany the order, as Arrangemsnt'
have been made that the Forwarding
COMPANIES Agent shall, Of the time Of
delivery. collect the amount OF invoice,
together with forwarding charges and
Custom dues
This mole Of collection and delivery
has been found Of great service m con
Quoting our extensive American trade.
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~ German. aged 20 wishes tnauon be take care OF
cattle poultry drive milk DO gardening two years refer
from last EMPLOYER Can be al CARPEhIEhs los West
1lthst, shave.
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SAMUEL BROTHERS. 80 Ludgatehill, London


G A. Merchant Tailor HOlhOrn London
Tailor make
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foan Ohtes.

A MEXICAN OFFICE-73j-UtmOst value
~ LOANED Diamonds Watches Jewerr, SlyerEare India
shswls LAees. yalaabe &c. Wi BAY Eablshei 1854
J. H. BARRNGRR, I35 BToitEay
NO. 1,19l BROADWAY, at Ii. b. MEL
~ WILLIS Coral Gold JeEey store Damous Watches Jew
ey 4e &C. taken AMI AdVlneed requrs No
Lib Broadway, near fsenFeghth-sL
MO. 1857 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
Room B-PAFor Ladies Branch No 1907 Brosss hossf
LlNDO BROS
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Eorsss. Carriages. 6arnrss. ST.

Gorsss. Gnrria9cs. 6arufss, ST.
A I N. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
"A TORY FOURTH-AYE., COR TWENTY FIPTH-sr.
BTe style Family Carriages and hight Rost second
hand, at reasonable prices Harness in great variety.
A NO. 8 C0RTLANDT-ST near Broad
"a wSyPo Light Carriages sheets Whips the
cheapest and best selected the city Several lea!hop Bug
ges ltron $40 up
4 THE SEASON is far advanced, we offer
line Of FULL sPRISG rOP WAGONS and FULL SPRING
AND SIDE BAR Road WAGONS &e ais per below
JOSEPH KBAL Co,
l494 and 496 Broadway. near Forty afh 81
HARNESS-ANOTHER CHANCE.
Bankrupt stock hsndssusd Harness Ofug At great
bargains 10 close out the lot
No. Cortlandt-st., Broadway
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

~ LINZ.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY. June %. 1873.
LEAVE NETWORK PIER - NORTH RIVER, foot ~ Murray
steamer connecting Sandy Hook With trains for LJEs bra0en
and al stai on ths and connecting Railroads;
645 a. m-Por Long Branch
94O m-For PhiSde ph Branch, Vnsaad and Tucker
Railroads
$40 u-For Phdelphia Long Branch hel bAnk ae'oWn
and Tackertan Railroad
m-For Philadelphia. Long Branch Red BANK aud ware
B.l5n m-Fgr Long Branch and Red Bank
ARRIVING IN NEN-l ORN:
p Long, and Red Bans.
$3.50 mFr0m Long Branch naetogn and all stations north
Phi alelpha Toms River and the iucEerion
Vine and Railways.
AIS D. n.-Fr0m Pha1ep Toms River &c
D Front ha1elph and way stations
huSUNDAIS q NlretoNn anu hl-Ile-
stations Also % Red Bank -..
PARR BIZ TWEEN NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA. 81 70.
PREIGHT 70 Phaiephis p u lowest ratea
JOHN p. COLE ten Freight an Pas Agent
p p FINCH. Agent. Pier so 2S.
syktT
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The carriage market continued quiet and without
feature TO note.
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rectnrcs ano mernnas

Eectnrcs auo Hernnas.
4 ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail 10
send for The LECTURE SEASON" Of the American LIT
ERARY BUREAU This c best lecture at n ne coan
t It's connections give superiority that everywhere recoEnL
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
Cooper Institute. Ne~-foff
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Emo WESr 25TH-ST.-A respectable mar
sDNBsJ rie woman wishes CHILD 10 WEI NJSs a. nei o"l
hons, E1eelcnt reference Call adreSs MRS MculAA'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
NUMBER 81.

the committee then present were
there to offer HIM 80 per cent. cash.,
to be paid on or before the 10Th Of
April, 1874. Mr.. Beecher replied
that cash vas quite an object and
he would take it into considerations
after little more talk about it.
Mr.. Beecher, addressing himself to
Mr.. Henry saai, III enter into this
arrangement with Iowa county you
can't get that $4,000. Henry, YOU
wrung that out Of me- These may
not be exactly the same. words that
passed, but they are as near as |
can remember. At a subsequent
meeting Mr., Bcecher declined the
new compromise
In view of the fact chat the state
ment was made IN public at a meet
ing of the citizens numbering nearly
300, and also d,nied at the same,
meeting by Mr.. Henry, and that the
meeting between Mr.. Bennett, Mr..
Henry and myself was in the pub
lie street, III the presence of many
citizens, and | was asked by Mr..
Henry to repeat NJ, Jaclla's state,
mcnt to Mr. Bennett and receive
his answer. ! have deemed il prop
er to make this statement through
the press, thereby giving both state
ments, that the public may know
the true state of the case.
L. J. COOPER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
MINERAL PoINT WISCONSIN, THURSDAY DECEMBER 1s 1873

ought 10 stimulate us to pay if pos
sible. \ personal explanation was,
made, in which he showed that H..
the Is years Of his employment as
attorney for the city and. town of
Mineral Point, his claim, for every
thing, was only Si,6S9. Regarding
his personal assessment, of which
there was nush talk, he said he did
not know what the amount was un-
til examining that day, when he
was surprised to find it SO low. He
did not make any return: the asses
sor put him down whatever he saw
fit. The rmor concerning his and
Beecher's arrangement was, denied
i'll toto; full particulars of which
we give elsewhere.
DR.. Moiiett introduced preamble
and resolutions, providing for en-
joining the collection Of the tax and
employing lawyers to attend to the
same.
Mr.. 4. Osborne Thoughts we had
been long enough in the hands of
the ''tolmentors,' Qawyers), and did
not want to be turned over to them
for new term.
Mr.. Allen desiSed settlement Of
the veXed question, favored pay
ment of the tax if assurance could be
had from the Board that amount Of
erroneous levy would beremittcd,an
moved, ''That we viii pay the tax,
provided satisfactory assurance can
be had from the County Beard that
the amount of the extra levy will be
RENTED, and that a COMMITTEES. of
five be appointed to confer with. the
Board, and to report the result Of
such conference to some subsequent
meeting of the people"
After some discussion, Mr., Aliens
motion was i11egulaly adopted, and
Messrs. John J. Ross, j. II. Vivian,
u, Allen, Alex. Wilson and James
Hutchison We're appointed such
committee.
Meeting then adjourned
e. j. COOPER, Chm.
W. II. BENNETT, Sect'y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-12-18
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