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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-03
1,he Saratoga Convention.

4 mos, intelligent and practical rali'oau
ot.,ccr lin no way connected with the ADAMS
Express or that abortion, the s'a'o'. -. =,
:nress) writes us rs follows concerhi"s ~.
convention of yAsDERBILr, SCOTT, ana o'hei'
at Saratoga: ~ 10.
: :. RICHMOND, VA. July 80, 1919. :.
.Deo, Sri do not think the ralitoau oail.
,,a,. .r bo are In session at Saratoga naYea'.
..'.n,,,inn ia interfere with the money a,'u
,i,r,,t. r.ckspe express business as dohe; "
dams G Co. aud other companies on Ihe''
railroads. IN, Ia mode 70
hreak no these fast freight lines when tah,
the cream and monOpolize the proh.s .
most of the great through lines. Ihey uie
known as the Star Union, Nalop"''
/. CONTINENTAL Great Western Dispatcn'
Green Line &c. Yours tru's' y
Very probably. This "fast 'reisht lihe
is not known in the South. we nave ai""!
regarded it as a great outrage on the puoilc
and founded in fraud and corruption. II
however. the Convention should take vi
what we call express business and orSan'Z
a system of railroad express-a system ina
shall be national, and In which all the road
nnite-.we shall be entirely content with II
and could heartily felicitate OUR people upo'
the consumnation.
But what we desire TO know is ~hethe'
in The event of the failure Of the ConVen
ton TO look into the express businessmen
so useful to all the country except Richmon'
people and those Virginia citizens who wan
TO communicate with their feilow-cltlzen
on MAuoyE'S Iiue,-We are to be LETT for a
indefinite period as we are: without expires
communication with our people, to th
serious injury of both Richmond and VII
kyinia? That is the question.
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NORWOOD HIGH SCHOOL.

NORWOOD HIGH SCHOUL,
~ NELSON COUNTY. Va.
Ninth annual sesslos opens September d
1874, closes June IS. 1875. ~
Principals William ID. Cabell +. KEY Monde
Robert l.. Harrison. VI. A.; b. Pcy,on, Il. Sc -
ard II. r.. University OF Virginia For further f..
formation and catalogue address
" 27-2m VIM. -. EAH"Lf.. Nnrwnnlp n
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FEMALE INsTITI:7.

STANTON, VIRGINIA,
WI begin It's twenty-anh session Sep.embe, II.
with twentv.three teachers and Officers One ~ NJ
largest schools for ladies In the South tfrnnd.sh
over one hundred boarding pupils from s,nW
States. Faculty, buildings health scen.rytInsn.a
passed. Board aud English tuition scholastic rs,,
1910. 'ea''
For catalogue, sixty-four pages. address
WILLIAM A. HARRIS
jy 27-d5 aw&wBw stYun,a', y.
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CLOTHING.

TJNHE DELICIOUS PERFUMEa and lasting
J. odor Of the KLUsTEkFRAU COLOGNE es-
tsblth IL as the best In The known world can pc
had OF Messrs, MEADE & BAKER, siS sisin
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Wyoming Territory.

CHEYENNE, July 31.-The Republican Con
vention at Laramie City yesterday nominated
unanimously Hon. j. n. Carey for delegate
to Congress.
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GALVESTON, July B.-The Conservative
Convention at Fort Worth have nominated
J.W. Throckmorton for Congress from The
Third district.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-26
HORSES. CARHIAGEs, ~
A UCIfOS HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston x Van TasselD.

TIE Hns II q
NEAs usIvEksfrY ffl' PIAok. Slas5h''
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 10 O'CLOCK
! same STREET and honorsDe principles which have we
M ns g e Our
81 81 otg PaPaoSt aots slaEg'R Il RELIABILITY
nELEdANr sRouaMAa EsTX XBLishMENT. =
f Driven Always
ad dA nS. aaa soua o. Anyshns every way
BKOuGhAM, Morocco lined nearly new; city
sAAE89gcHE A8 H sI ip Or arst l rate order Wood Bros:
sna aaa ssse Z.
LADY Suffolk and Messenger stock. by General Jack
hASnAULEr, nearly new, ov Miner stevens.
PARK PHAE1ok, in good order, by Brewster 4
1 DARK Roam HORSE, ls hands, years; kind in all
G y raSs an 81
SS sSSna Sl. BY Miner
B4a SsSs ;sssa nana
lent roadster iree, open gait; can trot close to
:. T0P SIDE BAR IS WAGoS, nearly new. city built
nana years; 1a xnd yrs IN go az anr M
ariver for family use; warranted sound. Set Har
TOP Pony PHAEToN, good order.
EGsE SpAeE u ns Grsss y MGSd sTos
years; kind In all harness; vice long
names and tails; fine, open, rangey drivers travel
together like one horse; one OF the most stylish re-
liable teams In the country; warranted sound
{ LANDAULET, lined with SATIN nearly new, by
Miner Il stevens. Harness, Robes, &c.
sORkEL HORSE l5l hands, years; kind in all
harness; free from vice; an excellent business
family horse; trots close to minutes; sold tor want
Of use.
: TOP SIDE BAR WAGON, in excellent order. by
50 ioP ROAD WAGON. in good order, by stvers
0RAY HORSE, IS hands, years: kind In oil har-
ness; free from vice excellent business family
! horse: warranted sound.
I sqyICTOkIA, in good order, by Demarest
kOANsPONY, 1877 hands. years; kind in all har-
ness; tree from vice. an excellent family pony; war
ranted sound.
in all harness tree from vice; warranted sound
TOP WAGON. in good order, BY Brew ster Co.
DARK BAY HORSE, l5ez hands, years: kind in
all harness. rree from vice; can trot In three min
utes; an excellent roadster; warranted sound.
: GRAY MARE, l51s hands, years; kind in oil har
ness; Tree from vice; good worker; warranted
| sound.
; TuP AND not or ROAD WAGONS, PARK,
IoUEEN AND PONY PHAE1ONS, TOP AND NO
fOr DEPOT WAGONS AND ROCKAWAYs.
/ ALSO EVERY VARIETY OF HARNESS IN USE.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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AELH sAFF Fl eRsHS aSD SR S4RhAoEs
to fortyeght hours given purchasers to
CATALOGUE OF s4 i oaHcsSS SHIDAn sALE,
sa.se oy Is % and
oS ss an sna
HsP TnP So RuAp WAGON, BUILT BY BREWSTER /
oGE fEAM a pfsSf sSRRsI iss HORSES is HANDS H1Gu
last travellers and stylish drivers lear nothing
be driven by any one and are an extra ne road
aPx PAkk N &c ORDER BUILT
Ahs BkoWs TEUfr1Ne MARE, SIRED BY nysDL1cKs
e & s,SI od sn
true in ali harness. free from vice; trotted in ~ TO
ior genlsnsn's read use unsurpassaDle also set Of
SSSs ny ByT EAsps * sTIXEss nISs
;psns ss an an S0 IS ss
es$ taa nr
SssS. s a. SsS and RI: 4 j.
free % na maa sd with
SSsf HaS HsAs1S sKx PONY IL
hands high years old KIND and true IN al all ha1.ess
ana sold only on Of family going abroad Also
set Nsrness and -. ...--
sHews sAeSsf fhisEos MA. HHhe ss HANDS
high years ola Kind IN all sarness free from
vice. superior under saddle trotie. the pole
road saddle mare. and warranted sound
sABkIOLET, BUILT BY TlLTON.
PONY TURNUur-BAl PONY. lSh HANDS HIGH
8years od kind and In all harness ana under sad
de from vice has been used by ladies' and chill
dren and Is flee and styiisn drivers also Set OF Har.
PONY pHAEToN WITH RUMBLE SEAT
SORREL MARE. 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind all harness. free from vice; very stylish
and handsome fears nothing and can be driven by any
one; also set Of Harness and
BAY HoRsE, i5H HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD,
kind and true in ali harness; an excel
lent horse general and warranted sounds also
TOP BUSINESS WAGON, NEARLY NEW.
SORREL MARE, l51a HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true all harness and under saddle;
vice very superior family animal in every way safe
ELEGANT EXTENSION IOP PHAE1ON.
BLACK PONY, IA HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and In all harness free from vice. has been
by ladies and children and sold for want of
DEPOT WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS; BUILT
BAY STALLION. SIRED BY MAJOR WINFIELD,
dam Star mare: is hauds high years old kind and
IL oil harness.: free from vice has record OF 80
SEVERAL OTHER IIoRsEs; DESCRIPTIONS TINR
Of sale.
Top and no top depot Wagons.
Top and no top pony Phaetons
Rockaways and road wagons,
Jump seat Business Wagon
Mail Phaeton in good oider
A large stock all kinds Of Wagons.
SALE COMMENCES AT ii O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A UCTiON. AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA JOHN d. HAMLIN AUCT1ONEER,
VIII sell by public auction highest bidder for and
account OF the rsgned 10 close the
o. tne late }. FOSTER MARK HAM (Ex-Custom House
ON FRIDAY. THIS DAY. AT 1880 A. NJ,
a. the prvate stable between Fifth and Broad
way, ~ sevenfenth street, No 70, near Broadway,
Consisting OF an extra stylish roam rotng Mares,
~ hands high, years old, sired by O. ~ Clay Jr
nam slsters dams three ee-9uarters thoro1ghbred Vr-
promising and high bred team raised by Mr. Mark
nam were broken and trained by we'll known anu
prominent track driver employed for the special
pose they have only trottcd full mile 10 the pole
IN 20 "a yet promise, in view OF their pcdgrocs the
spceo they have shown &c 70 rank No road team.
y not track team, 70 uot In the twenties They have
uhe knee action clean, pure limbs and feet long arched
necks pleasant boodlke countenances, drive like
morse are without rick, spot fault or blemsh and
ranted sound and kind, good and true or no sale.
Also me handsome Orange county bred road Mare
years old long arched neck, fine body perfect
iaays pet having been driven to pony phaeton by the
ladies, and yet has shown full mile, driven by Mr..
MARKHAM in 053s: she has great endurance;
vel - miles per hour has equals in the city for ama
bieness Is AFRAID OF not even locomotive; Is fine pole
horse good and true in any SPOT pAce win stand
without tying and warranted sound and kind.
~ Ako nne Brewster 4seat half top square body
naeon or depot wagon TOP side bar road Wagon pony
Phaeton, open road Wagon city made Harness. road
apd stable Blankets full suits and sheets in short all
M. Markham would have else.
Stock exhibition Sale peremptory.
A. HORATIO HOFFMAN. tr~a.,.
GEORGE L. VANDERPOOI, E&eSuOTA
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A MAJOR cHAs: W BARKER, AUCTIoNEER.
IA. WILL BE OFFERED FOR POSITIVE AND PEREMP-
tory sale o-norrow Saturday. June 81 at II O'Clock
BARkERs city Auction Mart and New YORK Tattersals
corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street. the prop
sTS % ss Of :Ss T. MscREApY &c ESQ., Of sauga,aek Conn
brared Trotters, consisting of
THE ELEGANT FINE YOUNG BAY HAMBLETo-
dam BY George Patchen, i3, hands high, years old
best dlspostoned Mare in America; can trot full mile
IN 2o single or doube perfect Tor LADIES' and is
warranted sound and kind.
THE WELL. KNOWN BEAUTIFUL LARGE BAY HAM,
betonan trotting Gelding Zip 6l hands high years
old elegant driver unequalled STYLE action appear
ance can ro In 24u single double, and warranted
a CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED TO SECURE GEN.
uine speed
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GeS1OE -A.-FOR SALE-FOR JUST HALr PRICE,
spIAC. one OF the finest light city made, aas sar,
shafs: been used only half dozen times; cost sAs3
iered tor cash must be sold gall quick Y you want
bargain INQUIRE OF WEoRGK yENk!NS So for Mr
nth street, near Broadway,
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At AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
"A VAN TASSELL 4 kEARNEf, AUCTIONEERS
Isuccessors TO Johnston Van TasselD,
HORSE AND CARElAGEADCrION MART,
ITO III AND ia EAST THlRfEENTH STREET, NEAH
FOURTH AVENUE.
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HAMBLETOkIAN TROTTING HORSE,
AND wARRASTED souSD 'A1N
HAMBLEToNIAN MARE THAT CAN rRoT Ey sso
THREE SUPERIOR PONIES, SUITABLE FOB Chill
FIFTY WAGONS. OF DIFFERENT KINDS TO BE
INVENTIVE iSis' COUPE ROAD, CARRIAGE AND
AT AUCTION THIS DAY rRIDAY,, AT IL O'CLOCK,
VAN 5sT9.n IL ii. As nhsas MART
Jump SEAT wAGoNs-sIx DIYFERENT STYLES;
syss nd light MssSns ss sad
second hana sTrsas SosFt UNION s Broadway
T ,ASDAuLEr, NEARLY NEW, BY MINER Z
BEevGHAM Bsv bh hra morocco % @ lined city bull.
Tor ROAD WAGON, good order by Brewster 4
{ Tor rop sr WAGON; ; good order orr BY Benson Bros
oon p Mos Hs:s
A. 1RcH' JoHNsToS's Mari, 10 to Is Thirteenth
street this day, ut 10 O'Clock.
NomcE.-wE BEG To INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
&c saey 2!
'ns 10 S.'ssi LAST I3afISaHE STREET. BETWEEN
.pSofy s%s Win Sc located our
Se made at either Of the above
'''' .,SHM TAssklG asEAkSE1, & RHs' 81
ITO. NJ and la East Thirteenth street
ON ACCOUNT OF MY IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE
tor Europe will sell very handsome bay Horse
ls hands fa perfect respect nne tor dog
Ss os pFes srse s9 rom Apply STAPLE @
one very nne FRENCH Victoria one new French Harness
0y Of only M%e FxSHE ssL
CECoND HAND CARRIAGES. PARK PHAEToN
nr.a Depot a Wage Wagon Coupe gookaway poctors pnason
# fseRa htSf tSds a. broadway
WANrED-A SINGLE HORSE II HANDS HIGH,
handsome, stylish soer with high Knee aenon; must
sss color
WANTED-A NEW OR SECOND HAND DEPOT
aaress o. u os state
w plete in exchange for new House, with Lots at
ssefet t. e ii
w with single or double Harness cheap for cash or
s Re
dealers io5 and l57 Chatham street
WANTED-A LANDAuLET OF FIRST CLASS
" mako and almost as good as new. Address L. s.,
Herald office
WANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND TOP PHAErON
App9Tp 9r i9p Buggy send particulars 70 HOPkiNs
way and fifth avenue.
WANTED-HoRsE, TOP WAGON side BAB,
w Harness &C. in exchange 70. elegant suit OF Fur.
worth 500 Call on or address DALEY, 10 Third
WAGON AND HARNESS FOR SALE CHEAP
w Three-quarter seat road Wagon best make, little
used $685. cost S5; good double Harness. $45 single
$50. Apply al tD Hudson street
I ROCKAWAY, $l25 TOP WAGON, $50; l PRAY
spy SIS ssn ss
Cart, Brewster, Sl25 Rocksway, s7b stiyers Top
go; Top Pony phaston, $685. also large assortment
Road Wagons, bv Brewster, stivers Dnsenbury, &c.i
Rockaways, Coupes Landaus six seat Phaeton,
Wagons Express Wagons sulsy BY caArey; single and
WILLIAM II. GRAY ~ and 20 Wooster street
| &OOE -A.-FoR SALE-FOR JUST HALF PRICE,
~ 80. one Of the finest Light city made, s4s sar
saits been @ used only half dozen times; cost sAs2;
!ered tor CASH must be sold gall quick if you want
BIS wagon the Waverley Stables lk7 West Thirty.
nth street, near Broadway,
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GREAT SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION
IA. THIS pay SFRIDAYA JUNE %,
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE, NO. 2lO GREENE ST.,
BETWEEN FOURTH STREET AND WASHINGTON

Tars sHLE bAY Ba trRiba PGsilc 3TSTIoS STSE
F 2SS EaHhS
sasAREAE sE FIJI gHH PsSs sss5rr
rass' Essopi hssfs Elsasfsi u
including fine, and reliable sorrel Gelding, l5A
sn h + ns q
ane and head long arched neck clean Limbs:
Lssmp! and level trotter makes no mistaxes when IL
S rIad n aa oa
road and very seldom beaten he has record
vn1s % ssuna ss ssd
perfect sentemans horse as stands Tor sae -
oa ~ Sors Fedns nigh
nSe w mr. war5 70 mate above horse and
asSsoDe hs sDesa sas hs Ssd and fearless way e
ia Is warranted sound, kind and free from fault
hands high Years OLD; sired sy Gent EnoS, DAN n
posi,ioaed mares IN the STATE; Ie driven BY lady
Er sna Su SR wagon " three mnue' she
Also q very tsst and handsome bright bay Mare lsk
assanasr AbdaIiaS dam y riioi @ 1r yr
Kentucky, and purchaser at years old by present present
,Ss ro,S e &c oo By amy
9s ss afs m sns hT % %
durance, game, &c., make her second young
ter IN the country; she is fully sound
kind.
Also elegant large coupe or match Horse, i6 hands
high years old Is all style and action, traveller
fears nothing and Is one Of the finest large
wsis. SisS SoSss EsssSwsy Pole and shafts; Top
rs Sony
n. B-Salc positive rain or shine. full warrantee
on all horses will be given and ample time allowed
trial and examination.
PAIR or MATCH HORSES FOR SALES AND
"A years old sound and kind color bright bay, with
black points can show threem minute gait they are
Hambletonian and Abdaah brod. Inquire at l2s West
Thirty second street.
A TR0TTING COLT. LADY. SUFFOLK AND MES
"A senger stock; also Fy, same stock, both
Tainsd WI be sold at M today Friday ty AROH
to the above have made extraordinary time.
A FINE TOP wAGoN--IN PERFECT ORDER $50;
IA great bargain Apply at 28 Sixth street, Moores
stable, OF the owner, from to L.
A PHYSICIANS TURNOUT, VIZ, PHAETON
"A nearly new; Mare, aged SIX years. warranted
sound ana kind, with Harness. &c be driven BY
lady. Apply at t9S Fourth street, Brooklyn E D.
A FIRST GLASS iMroRTEp KNdlfsH SIDE SAD.
seSA AisG u q xAixsS lsass SssssG SssA ny 60.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AAsilliRf6LoGy.snsosD sSl r.eas,sti column.
soXR6ERs WxSTn6NELEsnsTne usn eoPmn Pasa-rh,ra and
BOARD AND IoDarSG wASrED-Kr.vrsru r.e,-
sRooKIYSs REHI Estate FOR sALE-s.oosD p.or-
BUSINESS '0'SP oFPoRrus1r1Es sIs.u p.o.-s,x,a
gH Rs2Tz sSs
cLERRs Ss'Ai And sALEsMEN-rvrLnn p.or-rourta
s59SSSEs 2sS
nssTsa ans srRHHshlPs.co,. n SSIHPs.
sss
DDES sssas AND vs
suRosEx f4srSoa1h eoS% and
F.ss5sss aaS sSa"n
rriMANCIAL.NIsru PAcE-sixtn column.
S TO LET
AELf 0Vs1 cHHns rAsr-r,,s col.
HoRshs CARRIAGES, Arr Ac-F,ssr PAcn-second third.
Houses Rooms &c. WAsTGSHsssosnD sSs@n r4o.-Yhird
S aSssSs ys AND BEL.
A4sSHTS s.s.ssn
ziIISEEY 1Sb DkEssS1KSG@Pis.r sSPH r4ox-sl.tn
AlscEIIANEoUs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PACE
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAcR-Sixth column.
fERSONAL-FIRsr PAcR-Ftrst column.
rlASOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-TwELFTH PAox-Fifth
sl#gzIuss
TWELFTH PACE-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
-, RENT-SEcoND PAGR-First and second columns
REAL ESTATE To OEXCHANGE-SRcoSD PAcx-Second
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sEcoSD PAcx-seeond
RELIGIOUS NoTICEs-F1Rsr PAcz-Ftrst column.
sALEs AT AUCrIoN-FIRsT fAcE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-EExALEs-TwRLr PAcx-
- First second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcr-
sPEc14L NoTIcEs-FInsr PAeE-seccnd column.
sFORTiNG-DOGS BIRDS, AC.-FIRsr PAGE-second
SUMNER KEsoRTs-EL.vKsrH PAcE-Fiftn and sixth
The TkADES-TwELyrh PAGR-Fiith column
to LET FOR BUSINESS PUaF0sEs-srcosD PAGE
TRAyELLERs' IUTDE-sEcoND PAGE-Flfth column
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 10 LET
WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4c.-sEcoNp PAcH-rifth col.
wEsTOHksTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOB SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoND PACE--First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-TwELgrH PAcE-Fifth
column.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.


IJEARsE-OvAL GLASS, AS GOOD AS NEW. FOR
Ii sale cheap j. GoRNAUD, 34) West Fortysecond St
IMPORTANT SALE.
HAMBLETONIAN TROTTING HORSE,
WARRANTED TO BEAT $50 OR No SALE,
AND WARRANTED SOUND.
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+ OsT-BoOK. CONTAINING 81 TICKETS SOUTH
IL Side Railroad. A suitable reward will be paid by
owner on leaving II NJ 423 Grand street New York.
JAMES A. QUINLAN.
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+ OsT-OS THURSDAY AFTERNOON, A SMALL RED
~ Box containing watch, chain and three shirt studs
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving al
ofice OF Pacific Hotel. l72 Greenwich street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
LBERT H. NICoLAY AUCTIONEER
IA House and Lot No. 92 Lexington avenue.
ALBERT II. NICOLAY 4 co. viii sell ct public auc-
FRIDAY, July 81 lS74,
at IL O'Clock NJ,
at the Exchange salesroom,
No. Ill Broadway,
by oroers OF Administrators
the three story brick House and Lot No. 81 Lexington
avenue, between Twentysxth and Twenty seventh
streets 9xs feet house M sx about 20 feet contain
ing all the modern improvements
Terms liberal and title indisputable.
Maps and further particulars at the once Of
ALBERT b. NICOLAY Co., Auctioneers,
No. Is Pine street
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SALES an AUCTION.


A UcTIoN.-HoUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EvERy
"A description, Carpets Pianos Nelodeons, organs
Books Mattresses, &C. at private SALE at ancuon prices
80 East thirteenth street.
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HORSES FOR sALE-FoUR GOOD FAMILY HORSES
IL taken in exchange for carriages for sale cheap;
also one Iron safe Tor sale. MANUFACTURERS UNION
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. GA Broadway.
HAkNEss, SADDLES, BR1DLRs. LINEN SHEETS,
IA Lap Dusters Victoria Ksrssy Blankets tor sumnNx,
d each, regular price en NY harness Are oil hau1.
EASaAs NV: = e; 1sSs. - =: RS:ssA - ss.s: -:
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EXECUTORis SALE.-CHAS. PEYsgR ACC
IL tioneer sells this day. ii oclocK Ut s6 sixth
Of Fortysixth street all the elegant Fur
ture contained in the above house consisting oI Par
or SuL in rich satin Kitchen Suit marble top Tables
Clocks. French plate Mirrors black walnut Bedsteads
Bureaus Wardrobes, Feather Beds, Crockery Carpera
Clothing, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited.
H. ISRAEL. Executor.
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A UCTION SALE OF FIRST CLASS CITY MADR
IA Household Furniture Velvet Brussels Carpets
THIS Sfridayl MORNING, June %, at 10 O'Clock,
lus West Tweny-eighth street near sixth avenue,
:. over l0j lots by catalogue.
Magnificent Grand Duchess Prince Arthur ana Marie
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Wilmington journal., 1874-02-06
THE RADICAL LOBBY AT WASH.
INGTON.

The Washington lobby, under Radi-
cal auspices, has grown to be a formid
able power in the State, and is difficult
now to say which body, that which oc
cupies the galleries or that which fills
the seats on the floors of the halls of
Congress, exer. the most influence over
the legislation of the country. 1t is
stated that several notorious lobbyists
have recently been appointed clerks of
important House committees, and that
the lobby is to-day one Of the most
powerful ever assembled at the Capt.
tai. Conspicuous among the lobbyists
are correspondents of influential polit
icat journals in various sections of the
country, who, for a consideration, bring
to bear not only their personal influ-
enca but also the influence Of the pa
pers for which they correspond. A
special to the New York Post, reports
a case in which a gentleman, who has
been in Washington only two or three
days representing the interests of a
corporation with which ne is connect
ed, has been approached by no less
than eight newsl aper correspondents,
some Of them well-known lobbyists,
and representing papers of influence,
proposing, for certain sums of money,
to aid him in securing any Congress
sional legislation that he or his associ-
ates may desire during the present
session, both by importuning members
of Congress personally and by advoca-
ting .he measure in the papers which
they are employed to represent. The
| offers were of course declined, being
regarded simply as blacAmailing
schemes