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The New York herald., 1873-07-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
n BARKER CHASE'S
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTKR



ssi;sysy az alasy
EVERY 81 %sp SsfffHs &C.,
iTWENFyE3TR EvkFy Ensk Ho1ES eI allowed allow for tri.
rH1s IS fHE ONLY xucffoN S2RT F in The Stat. hsv
cSSE aTSta5 sntirsy SALE Ts HnssE DAY. sSysr
BY ORDER OF rAE f 4 RxsoGTSk EStEck OF THE ESTATE
sSa
Sr.nn ks.tacky bred iss high old slss.nt n
sOsss al known s.its gentle for lady to rde or drive
S Two Sfcfs III ROAD WAGONS
sUs xSoSJsy 1T NAY coSoERNrHE
eeebrated bay rong Gelding Larry, lsh high years
Ssf fryer rs ros sns sxfsss h1s sssTd waaS q
,a,'s one 8. ELEGANr w a FoUR-sEAr PARK PHAEToN'
'qIi e yaSt WELL KNOWN BLACK gRos1Ise
n o.nss naSy 5sd S o an aeS
snd sst: handy os:.d q Sys mile: %
sound and kind Sold By order Of John G. Queen. Esa
one TOP ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BENSON
SIX SETS LIGHT AND HEAVY SECOND HAND
ONE ELEGxNT %.sEAr HALF SPRING ROAD
a mas sxs ssT sna zFR aLr
Psfualal under saddle all Fsis AZ; been driven
in ~ ssf
IN minutes and *srrsnted sou sound Ia ana kind Also Bas.
e S lVSS shRHTs noses WHIPS
dRoCER,s EsTABLIsHmENr,, COMPRISING GRAY
Horse sh high years old good Tree driver and war
r.Rtsa sS sss 81
s4 ns y:R
hs e W.. sas YrtEssa HzRsss onDa S and kind Also
3so 3EE yEK nSr EHnhsss o4HHS HSAsSs SAsSS
sTEa SSYNR A SA5S ACCOUNT
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

pab5 Asp AE6os Tay ftE p14 mrpsrs
s!Rshh No No sSSi1sos fEESSSSS SSESSss srkEf3s n
FINE aohsHs HIHaAs cAsEAaEs HSRslss
nearly hands asS and year: :S ssloT coal Sisss
necks good and clean imbs extra ne dri
ca y' TOt IN ep1 minutes and have strength and sone
enough for coach or phaeton they are warranted sound
HS5s }Ss he s hands Ss hs and
as a with vsy Ss @ flaming viii much
Also the last and high bred chestnut Mare Lady Nsirn
was sired BY General Knox dam "a aM%sssengsf % Mare
S she 5cSs ss BEEN s the on
sSs naf ss on n'T s K
9 and tor bottom and endurance has no superor she
Also ane pony Mare, for lady's use, a hands high,
years old warranted not AFRAID Of anything; stand to
iSSHYn rsnted sound and Kind. -. '''
side bar top Road Wagon, open Wagon. single and
wnSs the STYSsr e &. csDan S.rn n.
hshss bidder wihsS! %is ss y Tss;I!scn STOCK
sale positive rain or JNEiSs shipsii DUFF Auctouesr.
A -roR SALE. Two HORSES FROM THE coUN::
years old stands iSz hands high, splendid action
uS gentle ior lady to drSs Inv and nothing Also one
o %mit only
RARE OPPORTUNITY
"A for those furnishing city country residencea
The largest and richest House hold Furniture sale
of $4,000 worth and 500 lots by catalogue takes
place this "wednesday morning July at 10y O'Clock at
near Fourth avenue. Right magnificent Parior Suits
in satin. coteaine and reps 2eegant wood
Pianofortes best city Makers @ yards Velvet and Brus
sells Carpets 10 and walnut Chamber Suits 30
Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding, Turkish Chairs
Lounges oriental FURNITURE S nne OIL Paintings. MIR
yer Ware Cutlery Library, Dining Furniture, &C. K.
ROTH Auctioneer N B.-Goods packed and shipped
for purchasera city or country. Take Fourth avenue
cars stages or Third avenue cars 10 Twcntyh street
srx.sEATED PARK PHAEToN, BUT LITTLE
Sia price $500 Stable l72 Pacific street, Brooklyn
iuquire OF !. n. PoTfRR, Front street. New York.
A ELEGANT LANDAU, ONE CURTAIN COACH,
"A. very light; one six seat Rockaway, Park Phae-
ton one notop Buggy wagons also one set Of single
and set Of double Harness. All city make ana nearly
Carriage Factory 100 Ill and l3 East lhireen street.
Fourth avenue.
A SPAN or BLACK MARES, Is HANDS, o AND 10
IA years old very stylish and fast; perfectly gentlcs
can be driven by lady. twoseat PARK Phaeton aud
double Harness. All cheap
4. sEBLEY, EOS Cherry street. New York.
AN. ELEGANT VICTORIA, sIx-sEAT PARK PWAE
IA ton light Barvuche and woseated Basket Phe eton
viii be sold low; full assortment seasonable Ca. riage.
ana light Wagons; veduced prices
AANUFAGruREkS UNION. 6S8 1roadway.
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AxUsxNENrs-Nusn PAss-sxth column. 81 ~.
PaaS-sissS Column SGS@A
FogrtA 40 q nh n cSlamas. v.ns
0ROOkLYN t0AnD-rwkLyrH rAcx-Flnh column
sHoeaa.S snn AAAI AslArA-s'00'0 rA'A-''f" COZ.
BUSINESS OrrOkIuNlTIEs-sEcoHD PAGs-Third ana
foSf@ coiumna
1usin ssS MUrdCESCSEvLNrH fAos-sxtn column.
Asp Sav AZ Sp column
=, COLUMN IN s.,psvpv .,,-
amn ana TwEIS1a PAGs-First coiunn.
Co3caasN HNp aARnENERsfSa PAc.-r
o0AsIwIsE sTEAAsHIPs-szcoD PAcs-Fifh and
m, sxs1 IH1 ScoSiuImnnsss nsss s.-.s ..,..
SEfArovv NJ nGa nc r1sH-Si1S1 coaumh
= cSs,! cSlImns r.,,rvs s,-., .,,.
OAMClNG ACADHMIEn-NrNfH rAoE-Sixtn coAunnus
HEHTIsTRY-TxxLsTa PAcs- Second column
1WELEiNG 9ousEs m LEY FuRNTsED AND uN
IUnNishED-SEoosD rA0s-Secono ana tniro COL
pupHnPmEnzxN nmEnx srr A~surps s,~,-, p..,-po,,,h end
EYES atts TSS 6OIs%ns EHEs.nu,u p.a.-y,cn column -
TINANCIAL.5EIcHIa PAo.-Eifh and sixth columns
EUn SALE1FInsT rAGE|Sixtn conmn - ,rw
EohraSnED hOOMS AND AIAnHAENTS ~ LEI
ruRsfTTHTRpRr rTHTp Rr1Sxu.rIq anThrd COUNT co,,mn
FRENCH Observation-Disclosures PAGH-second
coumn u,,~u. -.
HELL I EDI-rEM AAES-nAEvxHA rAck-Futn
HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGz-Fint and
HORSES SSnc cSRRIaaEs 4c-rns. third
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vxrIILIAM ABBOTT AuCTrONEER-BY VIRTUE OF
achate mortgage, will sel this day q " occes 81
o2 Greenwich street. near Chrtstosher ~ orosr Of ne
mortaaGees
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POsT OFFICE NOTICE.

most OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails tor Europe during the week ending sat Y
day At IL NJ on Fhursiay at II A. ~, and on saturday,
a ii and u ~ THOMAe l. tAAkR RnssSnasAeG
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ofwhicS Is %srrsp,ed; iSs aay sweaassasy July 4 at
JOHN " 3. GHaGiSs 3,Hh2Sk 4g6TiPEEEa, rESHPE
Compelled to remain in California, and consequenty
blood Ksntacky pred Geldlnss nearly lS hand. hsh
aRd nees ana sS
their their equals equals ns T rch Sooaea
ns sss Hdn
ss or sre
INV ] sSsl
"a 1s N: 1rS S
he ws e s s IN a
years old hs showed IN lui a5s; improved steadily
sss s nsf syss diSss Ss @ and
s'Sse
derbilts Mountain Boy. in color, form and gait and
aS ;S % ,'' sa,' ~a,
SnsasSy aS::%ss :Ssssi:
snS ~ e
reliable in com6any perfect aentiemsns road horse
s Sr 5 Bs # desired ns S
driven trial last Nay y isaac q j yFagans taken right
il he n public, Which make: him
S:s Hs
.se as sssn ss:y
warranted Kind and sound with exception CT slight
ss.s
% sH
:Sl:S aSIs s:.s @ ysiusss
three minutes has been used By young lady alto
sether; Is warranted M % sound and kind Together with
months and Harness "~'.
m & G1s 81
Double Harness and two Of single, all BY Dunscombe
TSe whole co%prsns as fine stock ever offered
sdder oi COS. ana w.soS ss
tion, Mr. Meigs has sent instrucons to SAIL Sale posi-
CrABLEs wANrED-FoR TERN OF YEARS, Lo-
Gated below Tenth street. large enough 70 scconmo-
welxe OF
CECoND HAND CARRIAGES DOG CART PONY
open Bugge several Rockaways number slightly soiled
0A''''''' MXS1PAoruRERs UNION sss Broadway
THE, CHEAPEST PARK TyRSoyr sog IN IN THE CITY.
aS' wes, w's1fSi thirty street @ 0"' "'''"
mo LEr-BY THE MONTH. TWO VERY HANDSOME
coun SSsboSs No. West sf
WANrED-HoRsE AND BUGGY FOR TWO OR
wisnss sdse % he. Ss New ~ Post ONCE
WANrED!ro PURCHASE, SECOND HAND tiaHr.
w urn,under curtain kbcksway; good maker for one
eR:s % Once address giving price and DIV Her
VxrANTED FOR HIS KEEP-A COOP STRONG
w truck Horse for feel store will be well taken care
Of. 23 Front street
WANrED-A GOOD, STYLISH FAMILY HORSE.
''[ No. twenty
on TOP AND OPEN FULL SPRING AND SIDE
kE s sSsd an syss p ns 0i @
Rockaway Hams patent tight Coach, extension top,
q q. s I'D ss md
LIAM liz RGaoS sa's ss
@1dO BAY MARE. YEARS, Is HANDS; STYLISH
cheap pp s :s l.. ssRss ssss '' very
$15O FOR LIGHT yIo.osIA " coon oEDSn;
sy eaa sna s0as STATS BELL
Washington place, near Broadway.
Day GOODS. s.....--.-.-....
BROADWAY zn BROADWAY
broadway, ~ Broadway.
Broadway, 7N Brosdwsy,
opposite Astor place.
Previous to stock taking
We orsr srest bargains in :.
REAL LACEs,
MADE VI II. rASH AiasSss SS0aassD asD a glssa sIsa,ou,
AT HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE
We also ee9 cosssTs ssisHss0n to our
AND PLATED WAISTS, a.
gsi:s " sell at lower pc'' than any other h0n''
'he e'" RUDOLPH LIEBMANN,
T37 Broadway
POsT OFFICE NOTICE.
| TlOsT OFFICE NOTICE
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A J. BLEEcKEE ,A!,c.g, AycrIoSEER. s.5.
PH Jones,
A. .'isf j. ssEEoKsR Il Xxi E"SS sSs I co.
win sell rSssDS4 81 sSSc9 9uiy Sp ls shs Is premises
100 Acres % @ Of Land
Villa Plots and City Lots.
P,ainnsld, NJ.
Hns IT, city Of Ri
snd or ns on rsn % o
A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., .AUCTIoNEERs
IA Jy Il . Ma M . srss D T M 81 Ts
avenue. s. ssxH block OK. :" " '''' '''''" - - We y ~
"A ssiesroCms g5 Chambers and q Reade street,
late nsn5y EsIsSisSsd 4; 5e1as ID is.a : Miner
Horse Auction Mart ST. $50 and al Fourth avenue, cor
By nsi ALLEN q lsfp'sin'as MINER ''isfi Z Siko.
at loss s'sslSss, :, iasST .ssis.soem.
aENrEEt ao5sESoID IDo 18e Car
pets &C. Details in time.
RoH. JOHNSTON. AuorIoNEER.
b1snsS S9S Carriage
HoysEAosSS Is SsS sI'ts?as oysIgs '!'st sstaRs.rynE
Ss:s s5
Screens, ManslsS Hail chairs; large GsSSssny Boof:
ease ;Oh sO'aS for .wyers oak Library IaPss solid
bamboo Tables settscs Parior suits in muslin Psrics
n sna sna
saiss Ds;Ss Billiard Table, cs1Sm, &C. Also ross~SSd @
LBERT B. wALDRoN, .AUCTIONEER
S' = SssS!S Ss'ss street.
including ne wslna. dhsmssr and fsror Suits Book
cases. Buffets, watdrobcs Tables Carpets, BEDDING
": ives would cali particular attention 70 the Cham
Der and parlSr sqits in this sale as rsmarkaby ane
Truck, Harness, &c.
A RARE CHANCE At AUcTIoN.-TAIs DAY, At
] sSa s Ess h
HENRY zINN Aucsoneep sells coH,msncipy IT. st lo
S suss oil .n
UoTIoN SALE POSITIVELY THIS DAY (wEDNEs-
Over $4,000 worth hsndss@s Household FurniIuTe in
S1osa,el elegant risno psstsr srosS, Book.
Centre ConsOie side Tables Curtains Bronzes
Dinms Furnure, Extension Table, Buffet Chairs, Sill.
ham
sfs s' I'm AUG @ {s1a
with the personal property Will be sold Saturday
A AUoTIoNM Mss1ias.n. sALE + uon,sboo yurn,,nr,
on THIS DAY "wednesday, July 9.
at the residence 36 West 18th st, near 9th av.,
commencing l018 O'clock Drawing room Suits, covered
silk brocade Etageres Secretaire Bookcase BronZee,
Mirrors rose wood Panofor,e stool Cover; rosewood
Glassware Silverwarc, Linen; Basement Kitchen Fur
A RARE CHANCE AT AUCTION OR PRIVATE
"A sale-Thursday, July TO- at 10 O'Clock first class
Restaurant and Bar and everything In working order
splendid OIL Paintings and steel sravings ne col
lection; marble top Tables; sale positive New York
Oyster House, No. 3l3 Beecker street. corner Grove
street. JOHN GkAW, AucuOneer.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A nitnre, at
public auction THIS WEDNESDAY, MORNING,


public auction, THIS lwEDNEsDAYl MORNING,
a. pv.. redsnss rs %s. ~ .2ss near 9Th avenue
ss.;s
III sonsss
Esseres Psintinss Sc Bookcase, Library suits Centre
Cases SsSainF
na
Furniture 800 lots by catalogue Goods boxed and
'"'p''' ~ LUKE FITZGERALD. Auctionecr.
RYs ". DAUSaY ayoAy AycTISMEEs6N ] S1HIH6N
and Fixture. o. rs class black Ssnu back
RY .. W. DAUCHY AucTioNEER;
P::is5 sais: = sa$ Sscs Ssc% walnut
ns xss Est: ns ns nsf Ss
ss nnS os st Wars
robes, Marble Top Tables, Sureaus, washsands Mante
EnsrsnS ans semss ac
AIso.a lot of Ladies' Wearing Apparel, &c.
RY MAX gAYERsDoREER. AuCyJ1oMNEER-sELLs M
large quaas, FuTnuEs carps 9,soth' Bedding
bles Chairs Curtains, Stoves ReiIgerators Counters
Hssa ssss Showcases s'ae' &C. &C. Dealers specially In
psTMN M 0FEISE AMP
street,: 800 dozen suitable for dealers and the
Ss f. Be sea Without
RY- JOHN A DUNN Aucri0NEER-oFFIcE AND
d.y R Sc ssrd Ts sell y.dn sn.
and streets EnIn
Sofas Lounges chsir. Table,: Bureaus Bsastsads HAIR
o'ss osshei vi" g aS;
ii GRAND CENTRAL .sALhsRooMs. $50 BROAD
AssIGNEE's SALE OF CfiNA, CRoCKERY, GLASS
dSSS a ]. lot, S suit The trade
JACOB SosA.e %il ss 4Hfy1oSEsF 4Hfs Ss4 ss o'clock
s Of SS SG
Bureaus, Resseads Tables Chsirs wsshs,ands Sofas
&C., &C. also i've straw Hats and case Panama
JosEPn sT9Ne1op CO Mi SALES
ssel houss % at s SsoS oS
Ss ss' pasi as%a 'Hs Bsse1s denHs 0 'r
T Ew1s 3. WOOD, AucrroSEsR OFFICE No 70
MsnSs%sfRy sss 81 Rs sirsss S
% ans sf on hsas .s4s
Noses ycr At Sn The ,o% SOrhsra an
M. SSSssiss1coms Si AZ canal .tree.wil sell This
day at lo o'clock large assortment Of Household and
!ssnses Gsss % Tssss cSsl.s ssa.ssaa Ss%ps Box
ssS Awss o rsas SsEs
NIARsHATs sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN ExEcu
9n 70 me S%sS Sestsd JaIy Jnf M al II O'clock A.
% sS @ SHd .Gf "a
nfARsHALs sALE.-THOs J. MGRATH, AUCTION
y sell a,oat s ss o T M mat
Cloths D0s'hn cniSssnilSSSns cisy
MORTGAGE sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTLL
M mortgage will expose for sale on Wednesday, the
Houston " street and East River ali property Of the
Dean Pell Circus ccmpsny consisting q Canvas seats
Maie band wagon together with the Harness. Trap
pings and other properties being ne SnqTs GrfRt Of
A'r'Atl saoSb ceS 1s'sd1ixS sSo%x1 s'f issss: Sss:
DTCHXRD Y. HARTNETT, -AUCIIONERR. WILL
IL ell a. sseCn on "a SuIy y Sy ordss 81 s m
Lsndon isrse Pm avenue . .ed y fS Grand ran.
nae, between Hs And F and
knowu as the property Of M aosss & vCT
CHERIrrs sALE-R. FIELD AgcTIoNEER, IL
sr lot Of csTTfhs sssf
y Jsoos ko.nr.r, Deputy. - -
uTILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCroNEER
IHv virtue of chsttel mortgage win sail on this day.
q II o'clock, all the Fixtures contained IN liquor store
Counter cooper Measures ChsirS fables &c also Lease
Of said storc house and lot No 26S West seventsenth
AA'c0 '' VIZ sR'5 X5BorT jr, Attorney xortx.see.
yvILLIAM ABBOTT AucIroNEER-BY VIRTUE OE
chsste mSrgase vii ss This T. DAY LAY p.s,r e II SsleH Sn
vvs~h stYaaf naar
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rSO REwARD-FOR THE RETURN OF GOLD
YCO watch two Chains and . Scarf M Pin taken from
the tth Inst To be eft at 6acomA Broadway and Thir.
ty-sscond street No questions asked
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WANTED no PURCHASE

vIrANTED TO BUY-A LOT OF SECOND HAND ALE
w Barrels must be in good condition. Address y. r.
HeyaA once.
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ABBOTT, AUCrIoNBER

nav virtue of chatte mortgage will sail on this day.
al II clock all the Fixtures contained In liquor store
No 26s West seventeenth street, four-pu Ale PUMP,
Of said store, house and lot No 2 West sevenssenth
March. 1870 expifing on ist day Of Nay, 1873
WN ABBOTT, Jr., Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1873-07-09

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE-UPTOVN.
A DvERTIsEMENTs FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
RECEIVED AT THE BRANCH OFFICE,
l.o5 BROADWAY AND $50 SIXTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN THIRrY-FIRsT AND THIRrY-sEcoND
STREETS.
ADVERTISEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. N.
TILL p M. ON WEEK DAYS SUNDAYS, TILL OF.
NJ AT OFFICE RATES
NEwsDEALERs SUPPLIED WITH HERALD AT
O'CLOCK EVERY MORNING NO EXTRA CHARGES
PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
MESSRS. KREMER CO., AMERICAN REGISTER,
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD. THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL
ERs WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD, AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS OF THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

DOR sALE-HORsE, TRUCK AND HARNESS. ALL
In good order. for Sl75 worth $500 Can be at
66 North Moore street until sold.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

"Poor Henry is now said to have spec
u!atcd largely in Confederate bonds when
they were first issued, about the time of the
first Manassas. Til" aspect of the struggle
changing Il little, he sold out. He is said to
have contributed 800 TO the benefit Of 4
young Confederate in northern prison, the
son of a former acquaintance: STEWART, the
millionaire merchant, for the same reason
sending s., accompanied with the scverest
rcprmaud. And now, after making Il great
deal out Of the Federal Government, of which
he was il pet, "Poor HENRY" winds up with
100000 Of the Government money in his
possession. Far be it from us to damage the
broken banker pecuniarly. We have
stated, we suppose, what will rather CON-
mend him to the /" truly loil," and it should
not be surprisinsi If some of them were to
assist him out of difficulty for the reason
that he was so bitter against the Confcdc-
racy-particuarly after he failed to make
money out Of it. He thus gave proof OF
his hatred that none could question. No
wonder ne hated the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30

IMPORTS AND FxroRTs.-Whist we have
been congratu!allng ourselves that the for
cign balance of trade is in our favor, that very
fact works temporarily against Us at present,
rs not having the usual large amount OF dept
to pay on the other side there is not that de,
mand for exchange to transmit that wou'd
otherwise exist. Our produce is more than
ample for present necessities OF payment,
though the demand for it abroad is now ana
prospcc lively very large. The annexed hS-
urc, show the relative position Of trade in
our favor. The merchandise imports at New
York since january 1st are S3OS.2OI ,Gi6
against 1874 SIS, O74 last year, and s2SG, 49,
OgI in 1871. The total exports OF produce
since January lst are s20S,G'3.2sI against
slGl ,7sG,Gs2 last year, and slGS,o3o.933 in
1871. The total exports of specie since .lanu-
ary 1st are S40,S5l.l5l against s3i,9I3,sGl
last year, and 800 500 in 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30
DEATHS.

lied. yesterday morning, al Il. O'Clock. AIMEE
infant daughter Of W. K. and Annie Cottrcli, aTed
seven months and fifteen days. <,-
Her funeral will take plarc THIS AFTERSOON
n 3 O'Clock from In" residence of her parents. NO.
1927 Main street. Friends OF the family are IN
yited to attend.
Eied. on the 2i:h of August. at Hubbard, Irum-
hui county. Ohio twhcrc he had removed with ms
family last winterl. DAVID KING. aged forty
seven for many ycrrs resident and popular ncr-
chant Of this city.
His lingering illness was borne with patience AMI
resignation. and nj. wife ana seven children Will
have The sympathy Of his many friends In this city
in their bereavement.
Died on yesterday nj : O'Clock 7. W.. al his resi-
dcncr on BROAD street. No 1l6 west, Mr..
MICHAEL NJ AHTlN, III the sixty-third year oil
his age. .,-, .
His funeral will take place THIS EVENING at
o'clock from his residence. The friends ana ac-
urantan"cs are respectfully invited 10 attend.
norfolk Juurnni and I'irgiui"a Will please
copy.
Died, In Chesterfield county. September 2Gih. OF
cougrsIivc chill, FRANK n. LINK: aged scvcn-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30
letter from President Grant Oh sN'
a,rsstS.

WASHINGTON. September 2S.-thc io''o"-
ing letter was written to-day:
E.eca,ire Mansion, Washington, Scpem,,
nor &c. 1873. ,ic.srs. III. Is. Clall'n aud
Charles +. Anthony: Geu;lcmen,-lh re-
spon>c 10 the views YOU have communicated
ia me touching the present strih2ehcS III
the money market Of the country, ana the
necessary stcpsto restore confidence ana
legitimate trade and commerce, have the
honor 10 communicate the following
The Government j DESTROYS Of doing all
in liz power 10 relieve the present unsettled
condition Of business affairs, which Is hold
iur back the immense resources Of the conl-
,ry now awaiting transportation TO the sea-
board and market Confidence on the part
of the people is the first thing needed to re-
icvc this condition and to avert the threat
encd destruction Of business. with its ac'
companying disasters to all classes OF the
people.
10 ,c,tabli,h this feeling the Government
il willing to take all legal measures at its
command. but il il evident that no Govern
.ncnt efforts will avail without the active CO.
operation of the banks and moncycd corpo-
ra;ions Of the country. With the fourteen
millions already paid out in the purchase OF
Government Indebtedness, and the withdraw
al of their large deposits from the Treasury,
the banks are now strong enough to adopt a
liberal policy or their part, and by gene
rouS system of discounts to sustain the Du>l'
ness Interests of the county.
Should such a course he pursued the for
ly-tour millions of reserve will he consid-
cred a> money in the Treasury to meet the
demands of the public necessity rs the cir
,fr,r "a
Close attention viii be given TO the course
pnr>tlcd bv those who have the means at
i!cir command Of tcDdcring all the aid ne
cc>snlv to restore trade to its proper Chan.
nrI> ana condition witlia view of strength.
.ning the hands OF ti:aSr who carry out the
measures above ;ndicitcd. Orders have
already been Issued for the prepayment OF
interest accruiuy IN November.
L. : GRANT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-30
:. Been bankrupt Ssnce the First Shovel
OF ssirt wa, Taken Out

\ correspondent, uf the Chicago 7I3b,ut
,,ho has hccn III, i" Minn"Soia for the past
wear Investigating Tie management and fiji
i,rc prospects o: the NortEcr;: Pacific rail-
road. tells some NY things about tn" road
and lis projectors. lie says:
The Norli:c!H Pacific Company never
lad any timucia! Standing it has been bank
run. from he daT !he first shovcliul OF dirt
vas taken out. And if thr people had invc>-
tiwatcd the prospect. Ct the company they
would not to-;iar lie holding hundreds Of
thousands of dollars Of lis worthless paper.
Fer the last two wears the Only receipts the
Northern Pacific Company has had were from
IN" .a,., ul' land and its unsecured watcrcd
bonds. There has not been L section of
twenty miles of that road that has paid its
operating expenses. Aud, while tie head
,nrn of the Northern Pacific have been keep
in~ mp Il ShO" Of appearances from the
money received from lis bonds and its lands,
tic oucratO rs-tilc Eihorlng lIcn-havc gone
unpaid | have met men on the line OF the
Northern Pacific railroad so poor and so dis
hcar."ncd that they were IL manner beg
gars: Yet they were on the payroll Is crcdl.
tors Of the company for months OF wages.
"Othrr crimes against humanity are justly
laid at the door Of the Northern Pacific
Company. That company has employed
smart, >hrcwd, yet inscriptions, men to
visit the SrandinayiaD provinces and deceive
and nyciglc those hardy sons of the North
into cmigrating "a lis lnhospl!ablc, barren
lands. And it is openly asserted in st. Paul
That Minister Cramer, Grants hrothcr-in-
law. has been one Of these paid agents. Hun
drcti> of scandiuayans are scattered along
fla. limo Of the Sorihprn Pacific r1ilron6
living in mud hovel, and barely raising
enough provisions in the short season to
.ub>i>t on during the long and gloomy and
terrible winter. With no market for what
little surplus they may stint themselves to
acqrlirc--whosc curses are loud and deep
against the deception! pric:iccd upon them