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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-22

A LITTLE Custom Horss BREEZg.-OuI
readers remember the Boston war about the
Collector of the Port of Boston. BUTLER
engineered the claims Of SIMMONS, which
were opposed by &. +. HoAR and The aristo-
Gratis of Boston. President GRANT had sent
in SIMaoNs'S name to the Senate before the
committee of Boston " Swelhead> reached
Washington. The President told them he
had sent the name in. and he would be
anything You plea>e-it he would recall 1t.
Well, the Senate confirmed SIMMONS, and
that gentleman has gratitied his feelings by
turning out the >ubaltcrns III bis department
who are opposed to BUTLER. The other
day he gave A. W. MouLToS his walking
papers. This produced lerment in Bos-
ton, and messages were hurried to Wash
iuyton to let the people there know how
SIMMONS was running tie guillotine. Soon
AL answer came as follows:
"Teegraph Moulton instantly that Presi-
dent Grants order is ptfemptory that he be
restored is wcighcr. Let him accept no in
tcrior position. This dispatch may be shown
to Simmons or anybody. i. F. HoAR."
This little message was followed by a
calm. 1t acted rs Il restorative. MoULToS
was restored, and sits 1T his desk still grin,
ulng defiance at SIMMONS. The episode is
funny enough. The question arises, Who
is collector of the port Of Boston, General
GRANT or SIMMONS? 1t is quite muddle Of
our Noodle Government w ut next:
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nts- VICTORIA LAWNS at 163, 20, %,
and soc;
SWISS MUsLINs Mt ~, Is, 90. 25, 80 and 35c.
per yard;
WHITE and COLORED TARLETANS from %
to SOC. per yard;
STRIPED MUsLINs at 25 worth 35c. per yard !;
LARGE CHECKED MUSLINS at 30c per yard
worth Soc;
NAISsoOK MUSLIN at icy, 20, 25, and up to
Toe. per yard
INDIA TWILL LONG-CLOTH at 30c per yard
worth 40c.;
CAMBRICS and JACONETS in all qualities;
SATIN and LACE-sTRIPE vICToRIALAWNS;
Full yard-wlde soft-anlsh CAMBRIA at zoe. worth
3Oc. per yard;
BISHOP LAWN in all qualities;
WHITE ORG ANDY at all prices;
A large variety of PIQUE TRIMMING ;
regular prices;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and 1NSERTlNGS Of ali
qualities at lower prices than elsewhere;
COLORED CLUNY LACE at DC. worth SOC. per
yard:
GUIpURE aud IMITATION LACES;
CLUNY. YALANCINES, BLOND, and other de-
sirs,bc styles of LACES;
p1OUES in great variety; some extraordinary
bargains In this line:
rIrCEED MUSLINS Ut 75c., IL, and 1925 per
ward, at LEVY BROTHERS..
The best SEWING-MACHINE OIL at 15c., per
hottie. je2O
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r,he Financial Bill

1y.s n,ssrsi The Senate. Ii Wit more 'uah
,rnhssIv pass the House. fo't'c''''s 'ao'
M, treat the yeople with entire con'eh'".
u,ho Wall street gamblers somewhat bstnoeo
cfooral GRANT and led him to veto very
so.e hill. 1t was suprene folly to call u
n;n to inti,te the currency. The i'tt'e IL
added TO the volume of currency could not
honestly and truthrullv be called INITIATING
the currency. The only o'J'c'ion 10 lhe
hi, consistent with the views the President
stated in h,s veto message was toat II "'a
no, nix the day for the resumption OF specie
nsymcnts. With AL due respect for his III
innate financial knowledge, that was no oo'
lection at all. Resumption comes when II
gets ready, aud no law eau force it to do 50
at an earlier period. 1t has been tried time
and again. We have from our personal
knowledge known the time fixed 10y law for
resumption postponed, and finally rcSump
ton came when the country was prepared
for it, and not ill then.
The financial measure passed by the Sen
ate which was voted for by Messrs. SHHs
NAN. THURMAN, CHANDLER, CEAGlS, SCOTT
and others, as the telegram informed us
who hAd favored an early resumption, Is {
measure OF relief. The county demands
relief, and the people. as We said, cannot be
treated with contempt. The House car
hardly fail to pass the bill. 4 valuable fea
t,re in it is the relief of the banks from Iht
requirement TO keep reserves to meet thci'
notes either FOR the demands at their coun
Ter or elSew here. The " reserves" 80 calico
are simply "grcenbacks or legal tenders
They do not pay gold, therefore the :" re
keeps large amount of these "rescry's" IL
New York. and with that amount tde baS,
rings and gamblers have been Specializing
and forming those corners" which have
been so disastrous to the country. The
financial bill which has passed the Seaatt
reiieves the banks from the requirement to
keep these reserves. and should it become q
Jaw. AS We believe 1t Will. great relief will
oc afforded to the country.
Why should the banks be forced to keep
these reserves? Are not their notes Sc
cured by deposits OF United States bonds Is
good as the Treasury notes or greenbacks
None OF them pay gold one at this time is
not better than another.
Apart from relief from the provisions
about The reserves the question will be set.
He'd, and that is good for The country. 1t is
well for everybody to know what lie must
rely upon. But the relief given by it i. posi-
tive and beneficial. We are particularly
gratitied al the relief from keeping reserves
III New York. We are not surprised that
the organs OF the gold gamblers in that city
are very much opposed 10 the 6lil. 10 them
it is bitter pill, and therefore is it Il sweet
molSel TO the country.
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PosTAL.-New post offices are established
at the following places in Virginia: Fort
from Harper's Ferry to staunton, with
George B. Campbell as postmaster at Cedar
Springs. Smyth county, on the route from
Rural Retreat to CleWs Branch, with Viii.
liam S. Wilson as postmaster; at Cedar
Grove Mills, Franklin county, Va, with D.
2. Hickman as postmaster at Mount Athos,
Campbell county, Va, on the route from Pc.
tersburg TO Lynchburg, with j. w. Trice as
postmaster; at Forest Hill, Brunswick
county, on the route from Jarrett's to Smok.
Ing Ordinary, with Lewis Lunsford us post.
master; and at Laurel Branch, Monroe
county, with Newton Is. Carpenter as post
master, on the route from Gravel Hill to
Sweet Springs.
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Can anybody tell. except the editor of the
Dispatch, what the new or old " Council OF
Richmond" has to do, possibly, with the At
lantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad"?-
Petersburg Nea1s.
Or can anybody tell what the Petersburg
Ne,rs has to do in a controversy between
Richmond and General MALONE! How is
it that the only papers which defend MA
HONE are located upon the line Of his road 7
Richmond has no express facilities with the
southsde, and demands them from General
NAHosg. What has the NeaoS to do with the
affair?
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0. S. LONG, editor OF the Wheeling Regis
ter, has been appointed clerk of the Supreme
Court Of West Virginia, to take effect Au.
gust 18th. A better appointment could
hardly have been made. Mr.. LONG would
do credit to the fraternity that long made
Virginia famous for clerks who were gentle
men Of the old school.
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Tennessee Complains Of the Malone
Express.
From communication In the knoxville Herald,
june ISL

LApTCSSs
From communication In the Knoxville Herald
june Isl
RAILROAD VS.. ExPRESS.-MeSSrS. Ed'tOrS :
Your articles in reference to the troubles he.
tween the express company and the Viz.
GINA railroad from Bristol to Lynchhurg are
attracting considerable attention. Our citi
zens have been laboring under great disad
vantage in this matter for two years past
and it does appear that the time has certainly
come when remedy could be devised for
the present inconyenient arrangement.
In East Tennessee some 100000 people
are shut out from the benefits of Il quick,
through express, and the citizens from BriS-
toll to Lynchbury are in. nearly the same con-
diti0n. 1t appears very strange to Sen$i,
bic man that nearly all the railroads in the
United States have a through express, and
can agree with the express companies, but
here is one man in Virginia that does not
appear to agree with the express company,
and determines to run his road to the great
detriment of the mass of the people.
The right to build road emanates from
the people, and is a public right, ana the
sentiments and wants of the community GER
tainly should be considered. Our East len
uessee road seems to agree with the express
company, but by the gap in Virginia we are
cut off from the outer world, except by
long circuitous route. Suppose our people
should say to Virginia, you cannot send any
goods south beyond Bristol. What would
they think of us?
Our Board Of Trade, and also that O
Lynchburg, should take this matter under
consideration. and the merchants along thu
line should interest themselves and bring
the matter before the proper authorities. L
no action is taken, then let them appeal tt
Savannah and Charleston for through rate:
of freight, and get our goods as formerly, a.
| they were transported at cheaper rates tt
Knoxville than are now paid. Such meas
ure would allow the Virginia road to rest il
peace-aud run its local express. The mer
chants from Bristol to Chattanooga can soo1
remedy the evil by uniting, and can gel
their freights in about the same time as the.
do now, and at less cost and charges.
The power of king is great, but tn
power of the people is greater, and this il
one Of the questions the mass of the bust
ness community along the valleys of Eas
Tennessee and Virginia are especially int
rested in, and they will certainly apply
remedy soon unless some change is made.
KNOXVILLE,
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~TTE oSpRINGs. MECkLENbuh 9

BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECkLEAbC u.
II COUNTY. VA.-RECESt DlsGot hhi
A sHSi;rlOSAL SPRING, decidedly ilnp',TSS.'.
Tod with I'm, celebrated Salts OF LthlL IN.
Snr,nvs open for the reception Of visitors "'i '
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874. ,.., xyr,r,,L
,s remedial bv mineral waters these SpFisas e"'''
q deservediy high reputation. - :; H.
In general adaptation alSdcnratiSe poS.. Inns.
eases OF women in dyspepsia In Us ptosfih >.,.ss
In chronic intermittent fevcrs. aud IN a'l h|'y
generated BY maarial potSonS- taey ase W.. m
rival among til. mediciual watero or Amer a.
proprietor Is aware that this Is iery sH ~ r. ,,Su
The pubic will Judge II II be sustaiee" y! ~"
monials submitted. -,, y,,yab,a
Since the last Spring season several va NV, ~
springs have beer discovered at This ptacti
them according To ANALYSIS nlSue oo IL,
T0ury of Baltimore, Is decidedly impfeehas go.
the .tSxIts OF Litha," which las glVeh So ,.ry
brtty TO the Gettysburg spring In our OWN st NJ
and 10 the AK IA Chappele and Sicny Ss vet,is
shs CONTINGENT OF Europe, and which Is so hGhty
| esteemed La the medical world rs y renleu,. a -
| yonl rheumatism, and lu kidIey aud Eta,sF sNee~
| lious. 49, ,,.,,orS,,y Of
Pennsylvania says: "There Is p2,hsIS no p .tsi
| remedy from which equal efficacy nay w eA
| In the removal or the deposit, OF the aratc VI ns
In the joiuts and ligament.uS tissues III sonn'v
| tents. and In preventing the deposits III Tue 49,
/ neys and urinary PASSAGES" :, ,o,,y
1t may be worthy 81 not that this Is ing ;o ~ni
| Spring In Virginia. In which this SAL
otherwise Than tn inereSt trace ,,,,,,s &c,
PamphleS co'.tainiug an ysis. testapIs sci u
eau be had oa application 70 Mets.,ss, sr Ioux
LADp i 10, druggists, or Messrs. Hetss1no.,d
SToN i Co, booksellers, Maia street. - anyntSn
Va, or ny addressing the unuerssuedr ~ cIsinE
Va. Tap 24-d&w4ml Fao@aa = 49,
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A LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

This delightful watcring-place, so we'll known AZ
resort for fashion and wealth, a. well IL nYaits
will open on the
1ST OF JUNE. 1874,
for reception OF visitors. under the manacemcn; OF
MAJOR JOHN L. WILSON. VINO was for many
wears manager Of the Old Sweet Springs.
Professor keSSnich'S Band, 50 long identified with
these Springs, Is engaged for the season.
There is L telegraph, express, post, aud railroad
ticSet Office In the motel.
Livery stable, tsn-pin alley, billiard saloon. good
bathing, AL eleg ant steam laundry, and many otfer
attractions.
RATES OF BoARD.-Pcr day. 50: per week,
1880; per month, $50; for Month II June $40 ;
for any three consecutive month. st3 per month.
For further information and panphrts address
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS COMPANY,
Montgomery county, Virginia.
This water Is for sale by rrHCELL LApD & 60,
Richmond. and all tae principal druggists 'hrDuz-
Out The limited states. my .!2-lm
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTION OFFICE
NEW CITY HALL, on BROAD AND CAPITOL
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.


BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND, VA, May 80, 1874
THIS OFFICE will he open daily from
l. O'Clock A. 81. to 6 O'Clock p. Nj. from the ! 5th
day of June to the 30th Inclusive for the purpose
OF receiving from any person charged with CITY
TAXES, REAL AND PERSON ~, for the year
1874 the whole or one half Of the amount OF ta1
charged and that len per cent VIII be added 10 The
amount of TAX charged Ia every case where TIE
parry assessed shall fail to pay the whole or ne
half within the time limited. To avoid Crowd
and pressure the last few days OF the eor .cton
the Collector respectfully requests all parns 10 cali
early In the time specified, aud those h,.yiug lists
a.Gd memorandn.ms 10 leave will do Sc, that their
!, bills may be selected and receipts mac out.
| JOAN !, RF.GNAULT,
l je Linn s4t-'. 4" Collector.
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PERSONAL.
OFFICIAL.

-
NOTICE.-HOLDERS OF PASf-DUE
IN BONDS of the CITY OF RICHMOND are
hereby informed that they Will be redeemed on
presentation ut the office OF the CITY Auditor on
ana after the 9Th duy of July, 1874.
A. NJ. h alLEY, President cs
Commissioners OF the Sinking snnd.
j, b. RoYSFER, Secretary:
RICHMOND, June 40, 1874. 5e 2o.dtd
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nj; BEST PACIFIC 'PERCALES AT 20
Wet this price TO close them out.
Best LANCASTER CAMBRlCS at 12H cts. per
gard;
handsome styles Of slde-band JACONETS and
LAWNS;
Handsome styles of side-band CALICOES;
Another lot Of those excellent Sii Cts. CALlCOES:
VICTORIA LAWN DRESS PATTERNS:
SKIRTS ready-made; sufficient material TO make
and trim sacquc for 81, worth t5
4 large stock Of READI-NADE DRESSES and
LADIES' GARMENTS Of every description at
LEVY BROTHERS.
COLGATE'S VIOLET WATER, SIS cts; LAVES-
DER WATER, 20 cts. je20
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oath ALUM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.

rms healthfn, beautiful, and delightful resort
Will be open for visitors June lsT Tb,r.nr,.
various springs Of alum, SULPHUR. and chalybeata
waters which have perfected remarkable. cures In
The various diseases for which such waters are
used. "'S
The buildings are not surpassed In the noun
talnS; the fare Will be the best that sec Ion or any
mar krt caa afford; the grounds are large and
shady: the scenery adjacent j. magnificent. AMI
nothing Is wanting To guarantee health or plea
sure.
Many caves, mountain views. and natural curl
os,ies are in the vicinity; the streams abound with
Dish: the woods with game: and billiards, croGlet.
tcn-pins. and other atnuSement~ are prepared for
enjoyment OF guests. It Is THE PLACE for health
pleasure and comfort.
TERMS: $50 per month OF four weeks: $3.50
per week: - per day. Children under tea wears
Old and colored servants. hat-prcc.
Captain j. HENRY FREEMAN. MANAGE: Dr.
GEORGE w. CAgRINGTOS. resilient physician.
JOSEPH BAXTER,
". {. CARRI SGrOS,
my 2J-1m Owners and Prnprri1rs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- SHERRY.-A large lot Of SHERRY
Just received direct from Spain. and for sale In
bond or duty paid BY OSCAR CRAM,
ie22-1w No. IA Governor street.
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THE VARIETY SPRINGS, FIFTEE,
MILES WEST FROM SThUNTON
fears stoapiHg at the door,,

Gears stopping at the door,,
on THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL
ROAD.
This WATERISG-PLACE, situated in the noun
tais of Virginia 1T an elevation = 600 feet above
tide water the Knob being 444Sl. offers both TO in
va,i1S and pleasure seekers u rare combination of
attractions In the variety and great excellence OF
the mineral waters. the healthy and delightful ma
ture OF the climate and the unrivallCd maSniii-
cence OF the surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
classes OF ALUM, ClIALYBEATE aud HEALING. The
alum water Is shown by actual analysis 10 DC fully
equal 10 the R0ckDrdgc Alum. The chalybtate anu
healing wulcrS are of very superior excellence.
Ample experience In the use Of these waters has
fully established these great curative properties.
They have made many wonderful cures. ana are
most admirably ad ipled 10 the treat ment OF dys-
pcpSia, liver disease, constipation, scrofuia cry
Spelas cutancous Diseases neuralgia. rheumatism,
diseases Of the urinary and generative organs ma
ladies peculiar to tire female sex. ana general de-
bility. There are few forms of chronic, physical
disease that would not be either entirely cured or
greatly benefited by their judicous use.
Plunge and SHOwEE-BATIlING In healing wafer
gratis.
The nights arc cool and pleasant even In the hot
est weather, and the climate Is Salubrous ana IN
MIGRATING. The scenery Is truly magnificent
Eniotts Knob. the highesE mountain in virginia, IS
In full view of the hotel. and not three miles from
ii. Horses and Wagons furnished for hire to make
the trip. Good music. croquet anu DowllnS-salooil
e., for amusement. Hotel accommodations good
anucomfort.bl The hotel will BE- otened for visit
ors OH the 9Th Of June.
BOARD: Per day. 80 {: per week, $40; per m"nth
OF thirty days $50; servants and children under
twelve years old iE,!f-price.
For circulars. with analysis Of the wafer, ceTtiii-
r. & VI. BURRUSS, Proprletors.
i r.. SMITH. Manager le 9-t0OIt
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UyHEATEN GRITS, or CRaCh taa
wv WHEAT, OATMEAL, FtNE h IN Ssr ala
NEW ROE HERR.SGo jus. rseeiV tX asNc n.,
ey an Oh u q = Sss BFoaa stsssa
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DEATHS.

Died, in this city, May 3Oth, 1874. at 6 O'Clock
A. NJ. Mrs. JULIA O. FARLEY, In the 5Sth yesr
Of her age.
Died, In this city, on The / 9th instant, MAUD
BLANCHE, infant child OF w. U. and CpneEa
Fear. t<
Died. Friday. June 10. 1874 ut 7:4O p. N.
MARY ELIZABETH HODG e., daughter of John
and Rebecca Tllett in the twenty-afth year of her
nge.
OF snatched away In beauty's bloom,
On thee shall press no ponderous tomb: -es-.~-e.
But on thy turf shall roses rear
Their leaves. the earliest OF the year,
And the wild cypress wave In tender gloom.
Her funeral took place on SATURDAY, from the
residence of her aunt, Ruth Terrell, No. 703 cary
street.
Lynchburg and Salem papers please copy.
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III WILL OFFER MONDAY large
stock of PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS;
KID, SILK. and LISLEGLOVES;
SASH RIBBONS and NARROW RIBBONS in al
widths and qualities:
LADIES' SILK SCARFS at 25c. worth SOC, at
3jc worth Soc;
Also. 4 large assortment of SCARFS at so, 60,
75c. 81, aud S1.2o, all Of which are good bar
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Richmond Va.
COLGATE'S SOAPS rctallrd Al wholesale
prices. ego
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The New Currency Bill.

REDEMPTION AT THE TREASURY AND AT THE
COUNTERS OF TIE BANkS- CIRCULATION RE.
SERVE ABOLISHED-THE MAXIMUM OF LEGAL
TENDERS TO BE THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
TWO MILLIONS,
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x II. PRICE has recently fitted up his
". large and commodious house at Methlm
River Depot, and Is ready for sU MdER boAKD,
Frs. Persons froa the cite, will hnh Il ifos.
delightful resort, 1t being Ia laost healnl l.c.
near the Blue Ridge, Immediately III me aeio'' p''s
and telegraph offices. .n,,,,s,
Terms per mouth, $50. Servants and c CHILDREN IT,
half price. u! = Luz
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DISSOLUTIONs IL PARTNERSHIPS.
no THE PUBLIC.

II
The partnership heretofore existing between
Joseph Bacher aud myself has been dissolved. Gre
ditors or The firm wishing information TO their
claims are referred TO nv attorney, ROBERT q
SCOTT, Esq, Office on Capitol str cet, under Ford's
Hotel. ROBERT MORG ESSTERS.
JUSElS 1874. je2l-1t*
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pooK AND JOB PRINTING DONE AT
IL TEIS OFFICE. +...
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1OLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
yXTARM SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY,

WARN SPRINGS BATH 'o0NA -
VIRGINIA
have leased this celeor ated watering place. anu
on the II OF June will be ready 10 receive 'is''
or sooner II parties Insist upon coming.
Terms: $50 per month Of twruEy'eiS II dsiss'
Pamphlets 70 be had OF PURCELL, IApp -
Richmond; COLEMAN s ROGERS, baiIim'ic' VI -
the proprietor.
Telegraph Office In hotel. ,,.,, .,d Ohl,
Get of Ut allboro' depot, CHESAPEAKE any o'''
railroad. JOhs h' e. p.nnrieinr
nv Ism -----~
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MILLBORU HOUSE
WI AND
CHRYSTAL CHAL BEATE sFE!H w.
PI YApRR OJrGH, PROPRIETOR,

MILLBORO' DEPOT, BATH COUNTY. Va
now open for the accommodation OF Visitors a,h
the travelling public. Diverging point Tor bath
Alum, Warm, Hot, Jordan Alum. and tochpTTlIse
Alum Springs. Stages for all tie ABOVE p'1ces
twice daily. Accom- mod atoms hret-cLiss. eHaEse'
moderate. t
For terms and Information address the nronrie-
tnr my l6-3m
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NTOTICE,-TO ALL WHOMSOEVER 1T
IN NAY CONCERN.- Notice Is hereby given
that G. ID. w. Clintou's business connections with
Messrs. ID. g. Mayo Il Co. were limited 10 their
manufactures and business IN and for the year A.
u. 1873, and that no partnership relations whatSO
ever exist between them, ID. T.. MAYO & CO.,
je S-A6wk 6. ID. w. CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08

JOSEPH SH0NGOOD. AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL
- this day. at II o'clock sharp. Furniture, removed
from private family leaving the city at l0o We 81 Thirty.
nIth :ressone walnut Chamber set. with marble
Bcdstsad Tables Chairs Clock Mirrors Pictures Child
Crib, hair Mattress leather Pillows Brussels CarpetA
Ing UsensilA Dealers invited. rain or shine -
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TRAvER, AuCTfONEER.
e.. MORTGAGE sae.-luesday, June 1874 by virtue OF
chatte mortgage at lUh O'clock stock and Fixtures
Of large Bar and Billiard saloon. No $50 Third avenue
near thirty nth street large and elegant Liansr Bar
Ware. Bar Fixtures French plate Mirrors Clocks,
Screens Chandeliers Gas Fixtures first class Pheian
chars s Ice Be Demohns Wines, Liquors imported
whole House ut tor any business; rent low AL goods
must be removed Immediately after sale.
BY order Of the mortgagee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

csrscss pare Ksnnesec lee furuIshed and shipped
Addrsn q HARLks 4. WHITE, President Kennobso and
Ao0sehssd ios Sesnpany. 0afdansss uAius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-08

r TRAvER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
q. and 50 Great Jones street, will sell Monday.
June at lUi O'Clock, McDonad's large Bar and Dining
Saloon No. u.s. Broadway opposite the Grand Central
Hotel near bond street: elegant Counters Bar Fix
iers bottles dne French plate Mirrors, Piano Eight
Day Regulator copper Coffee, Tea ana MIX Urns; fine
Cooking Ranges steam Table. copper boilers, Table
Linens Cutlery and patcware bronze Chandeliers and
side Brackets outside Lamps and Posts. Crockery,
Cooking Utensils, Wines Liquors $50 choice Cigars dine
&c Goods removed Immediately. uiiiing 10 be torn
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