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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-08
.ffa BY Richardson @ Co..
s Real Estate Agents and Auetioneers; ,
! 1,s 21gfs11l3 Main street. sf8z :.

TWO NEW FRAME TENEMENTS.
+ / WITH STORE ATTAGHtD,s ON CARY
STREET, FOR SALE BY AUCTfON.-Or FRI
sell by auction, on the premises, TWO new FRAME
TENfMGN1s, With i've rooms each including .
STORE, and LUTs, ION, Gary street corner Ritchief
others. 80 ~ ! ~ ~ e = { =
TERMS: One third cash .oaiance In four, eight;
and twelve months; uegotabis notes 20 be given for
The deferred payments With Interest ADDED, antt
secured by deed OF trust 1890 80 !
~ cafs tRICHARDsON & CO., Apctioneerss Z
+ ~ go" iPosTPoNEMENr. 80
+ The weather being incleTuens the sale Or the
abote.meptsonPd} proper y Is postponed until
TUEsDAYtthe 9th instant, at O'Clock T. NJ:
- WA.
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EDUCATIONAL

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COLLEGE,
" 1217 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, :VA.--
sEpARATE INSTRUCTION. Open day and night.
Students received ut any time, aud thoroughly In
keeping la ali Its branches Penmanship {bofh
plain and ornamental, Commercial Law, CONNER
cial Arithmetic, Business Customs, Forms, Cor
respoadence, Common Eneltsh. &C. For particu-
lars rs g s esanna GEORGE IL b. NlcoL.
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GOAL AND WOUD.-I am now selling
" ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL, SPLLNT,
and BLACK HEATH COAL; CARBON HILL
and BELLONA SOFT COKE; OAK snd PINE
WOOD, long, sawed. and ktndling: -
CADMUa &. JOHNSON,
Basin bank, No. 81, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. - - -. no III ID =
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FORRENT, FRAME As
IL rooms BYRD street, 81 per month. "a
BRICK HOUSE, six rooms, Lester street, 80
per month. > rea.sJsv, .-s}I.
FRANZ HOUSE. five rooms, No. 304 south Pine
street, 81 per month. 4 1870. II Ig4.s. .5..9
FIVE FRAME HOUSES on Laurel near Cum.
kitchen in each, 81 per month -
FRAME HOUSE, No. 200 east Grace street,
BRIGK HOUSE, six rooms, Byrd rear Third
street, $25 per month l.s. 5t..i..g t.4s
FRAME DWkLLING,: corner, Of Main ard
Cherry streets, SIX rooms, 5000 per annun. .,
FRAME DWELLING, No. 6 west Cary street,
seven rooms. &400 per year: 40, s..t..
FRAME: HOUSE, No. 1l0S north Second street,
Sc per month. -. tl..y.
BRICK COTTAGE, No. 500 west Franklin
street. six rooms, S25 per month.
BRICK COTE &C. SIX rooms, Twenty second
street near Leigh, SIS per month.
BRICd CO1IAGE, No.209 west Canal street,
Six rooms. $40 per month. Apply to X
no 6.3t Ia' y ,ar. = ~ h31l0S Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

~~~~~~
ERESH CARGOESt ANTHRACITE
l. COAL now landing; SPLINT, CLOVER
HILL. and BLACK HEATH Jump COAL, unsur-
frg. NV popular and economical KlNDLING,
COOKING, and CORD WOOD. Applicants for
fuel paying cash or promptly can buy low at my
no Z j. B. WATKINS.
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w GOD AND COAL, FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SIDNEY.-Haying taken the
yard corner of ain ard RelvldeTe streets formerly
occupied by w. p. Ford, for the convenience Of
my friends and the public in that vicinity, would
respectfully Inform my friends that they can now
buy ANTHRACITE, COKr, GLOVER Hill, and
PINE WOOD, as cheap as CAP be bought inithe city.
all coal sold by weight. Satisfaction guaranteed
- W. j. MCDOwE ELL, First aud Broad.
Seventh and Main, Main aud BelTidere streets.
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.as By James rs. Taylor 3 Son, = w. esg
!, Real Estare, Agents and Auctiopeers,
i Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

H,HAE VALUABLE 2THREE.sTORY
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF franklin RET AND
aDJOiEING THE BALL kRD HOUSE, FOR
SALE AT AUC1 IDFs--Atthe fequcst OF tue owner
we Will offer for tale at public auction. upon tine
premises. on MONDAY The 9Th day OF November,
1875, ut 4 o'clock z. M that desirable bhiGh
8 COEE andaDWELLING No i4la. Us ABOVE 10.
all the modern improvemt nts. ano s!tehen Win
three rooms, sl fn good order; The iot Ison 1i
~ 81 2 feet. running hack about % Isei Inc l9f
most any kind Of bnsiness, and the fact thar II
Yields good income should BE- suAcient INDUCE
mene for any one 10 purchase, elmer TOT specuia-
don or for investment. !. - z
JERMS: tine third; cash the balance at six ana
twelve >montha for neg2tiahle poles,
'Ae JAMES NJ TAYLoR-& SON,
NOD kucifoneers.
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JYKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun,
IL dred tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Also,
Reliance and Burnside Egg and Stove: West
Virginia Splint of all kinds: Georges Creek Cum.
berland, for steam and smiths use; Clover Hill
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and HAIL Coke;
Oak and Pine Wood WRIT ROBE RTS.
ac 90 corner Seventeenth and Cary reefs !
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STOVES, TINwARE, &c.

T'HE 'HANDSOMEST STOVE - -
A. -.ztat Hs.st . s@.'. IN THIS COUNTRY. ~
SPEARS'S FRANKLIN; REFLECTOR .1%T8
the subscriber woHld call ihe attention OF the
public to his stock of STOVES, RANGES, and
PARL 0R.HEATHRS.s 80. go g 80 -. =
RInmblng, Gas Fitting, and Timing done IN the
beEs manner. Also, good stock or House. Fur
Eishing Goods always on hand, and at prices 70 stt
I. n. AUG. ARsELL, JR.,
no 2-SW = s. E3ss 726 Main street
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GORGE KLEIN it1Ta&a ~
SH@6I2 AND sl4, BROAD STREET, = -
Z ~ &C.,. gs .,@.: - RICHMOND, VA.,sxSE
STOVES TINWARE,, LAMP GOODS, NON
EXPLOSIYE OIL, &C. is
STOVES sold on the iDstalYnent plan. Prompt at
tenuon paid TO TIN and GRAYEL.RooFING, 49,. -
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LADIES' RES TAURANTs ON A -
LIZ BROAD STREET. s. ecu Ea,s

CIRCULARS, $500 TO "a per thousand as
~ TIA DISpATCE PRNTIE6-HOUsxs
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=. ~ ~, BY Grlb6s G ANS, ~ aais;.,
.1h Real Estate Agent, ard Auctone err. =,
Eleventh street between MAin and Bank.
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EIOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL-@s
It ING No. I12, corner Cary and Second LEI
streets, contsining ten rooms, and kitchen. Pos
session at once. Apply 10 -. :. ,>,',,,rt,<
ais. Real Estate Agent,
no 6-3t " - ran No. 11OS Main street.
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY ,DESIRA.m
a BILE DWELLING, No. 100 Clsy, betweenMA
besides kitchen with four rooms. = The premises
have been repaired, painted, no putt In perfect
order. 4 A5H = toDp1n, Real Estate Agent,
+ no 6-S,lO-St Bank and Eleventh Streets
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iFOR RENT, DWELLING No. 904 a.
IL, Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth Eli
streets. with ten rooms. Besides, there is large
building In the rear With eigh rooms: and Kitchen
boarding house. Rent low. Apply to
---s----s .--------'-------G RUBBs q WILLIAMS.
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iEOR REMIT have for rent several very
Il desirable SMALL FARMS near the western
suburbs of the city. containing from EIGHT to
TWENTY-FIVE ICRBs-aii MIN good improye-
ments. Possession caA be bad in few months.
Prices ranging from $500 $500 per anpIm, -
-''s'5tl' .s'S,' "a r#1@ rs '3fIiF. ID. EACHO,nI
/ no AT Real Estate Agent. :
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SING ULAR HOMICIDE IN NEWARK.
WOMAN FATALLY SLABS A MAN WITH MIR
SCISSORS

A WOMAN FATALLY SLABS A MAN WITH HER
SCISSORS
On Tuesday night the residents OF the lower
part OF the Twelfth Ward Of Newark, j. were thrown
into great excitement by the announcement that man
had been murdered by woman in Ferry-st. near the
Of Schak-st, and at about midnight severa ar
rests made by the police. An alteration occurred
between Capt Joseph Green Of No. 476 Ferry-st and
Mrs Rosanna Murray, wife Of Thomas Murray OF No.
A6s Fcrryst which resulted in Mrs. Murray fatally stab
bling Green with a pair Of scissors The origin OF the
ARRAY, as told by Nicholas Lambert. Ia that about
o'clock Green and Thomas Murray visited inc
house Of Mrs. Caharine Nelson on Ferryst.
next door TO the OF Schalks and sent for some
thing to drink. While they drinking, Mrs Murray
came in and called to her husband, saying "Ton come
home and get your supper this il place for you 10 DO
with that drunken lOafer, Green" Green staggered
toward her and applied opprobrous epithets to her,
when she called him loafer, drunkard ana punncr
Green then took lighted cigar from his mouth ana
thrust 1t into Mrs. Murrays face and then raised his
hand to strike her. Lambert at this moment rused
in between the and attempted to quiet them, when
Mira Murray seized O pair Of scissors. which
were hanging by string TO her waist, and
made blow at Green, who fell back ana
exclaimed, "Oh, I'm cut" aud then staggered TO o
lounge and died few minutes afterward Once he rose
and said I" I'm killed." and again, don't owe a man
dollar" when he fell back upon the lounge and expired
Mrs Murray then repaired TO her house and Immediately
fed. The detectives made dgcnt search for her, but
failed to find her Yesterday morning about o'clock,
Mrs. Murray surrendered herself ut the First Precinct
station. She stated that Green was In the habit OF
taking her husband away from his work and keeping him
from home night after night and that when she went after
her husband on Tuesday night Green grossly nsed her.
jabbcd lighted cigar I'm her face AID offered to strike
her. when she made the blow at him with the
scissors not with the intention Of taking his life but to
protect herself Catharine Nelson, Robert Nelson and
Thomas Murray were arrested as Witnesses Dr. Dodd'
County Ply sician examined the wound, which Ii In the
left groin and about third OF inch In length. He did
not probe It, bu. thinks the weapon punctured the
femora artery He directed Coroner Osborne to hold an
inquest and jury impanelcd and began its duties
last evening. Mrs. Nelson whose premises the homi-
eide occurred testified that Mrs Murray walked toward
Green and thrust the scissors at him. Mrs Murray bears
good character among her neighbOrs, and Mrs. Nelson
testified that che did drink, and that Capt Greenwas
IN bad man."
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ERTES SEARCH FOR IT'S ASSETS.

SUIT AGAINST TIE NATIONAL STOCK YARD COM
PANY TO OBTAIN POSSESSION OF ITS PROPERTY.
An important suit, brought some time since
by the Erie Railway Company against the National
Stock Yard Company is to be tried In the Court OF
Chancery at Newark, n. j. The suit was instituted
during the administration OF President Watson, under
advice Of s. L. NJ Barlow the counsel OF the Erie Kali
way Company, when it alleged that the National
Stock Yard Company had been organized ostensiby Tor
the purpose OF doing business for the Eric road large
tract OF land was bought Hoboken for $4,000 by the
Stock Yard Company. This land was mortgaged ana
the bonds were Endorsed by the Erie Railway
Company The stock Of the company amounting 10
about 100000 distributed among various per-
sons at that time officers and employees OF the Erie road
Mr. Watsons suit III Chanecy was begun In NewJersey,
to recover possession all this property for the benefit
Of the Erie Company and to have the stock which had
been thus distributed declared TO be the property OK the
Railway Company As the real estate OF the Stock ard
Company il supposed be worth at least ~ 10000 In
excess MORTGAGE the Erie officials, especially III the
Whatever may be justly due TO the Company Messrs.
Mann and Parsons have been engaged as cousc LOT te
Erie Company in this suit but 1t Ii as yet uncertain
whether trial will proceed during the present month
or be delayed until after the Summer vacation.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EXCITING TROTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

EXCITING TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
The small crowd yesterday at Fleetwood was
composed almost entirely of betting men, who daobed
in small wagers and cautiously The first race was for
purse of $780, for horses which had beaten 25-
$3.50 TO the first horse $3.50 to the second ana Tloo
the third mile heats best three In five The secohn
race for the 224 class fveme heats was for purse OF
OOOS9OO the first horse 5000 to the secon TS"V
to the third, and 200 TO the fourth.
Six horses started in the first race Vim. COnnors
Edith was the favorite being sold in the pools ut 700
against 500 for the field Edith the first three heats
easily making the second heat In 2:33 o. There was
struggle between whpples Judge Robertson, Dongre!s
Sleepy Maid and McDonalds Privaeer Maid for second
and third money. Privateer Maid was awarded second
Mace In the rst heat over Sleepy. much fault being
found with decision and thereby got third money
Judge Robertson took second money.
Three horses started in the second race ha,ng
been withdrawn. In the auction pools, before ,e mrs.
heat Eckersons Everett Ray the tavorte selling at
mutals TIimbes Music the favore. the odds being
~ to 5 against John II. Many betters we're badly
under he wire on q run half neck ahead Of Music.
Everett Ray broke badly q the start and again at the
On the Second heat Music was the favorie in the
French pools, the odds being AZ against IL John H.
and was left 2ia lengths behind at the halfme pole
He unable TO regain his lost ground Music won the
John H. became the favorc in the pools from this time
forward In the third heat the betting stood i to l6
In the French and 800 10 $50 In the auction pools
After false starts they got send on with Music
leading. John H. commenced closing up the gap al ihc
half mile and Tapped ut the threequarter post coming
home in quick time and winning the heat two lengths
ahead of Nusic in 2:2 This Is the first record John ii.
has made this season; his time heretofore has been
2:25la Music received liberal amount of whip on the
hOmcsretch and looked tagged.
In the fourth heat John H. broke at the send on ana
was brought down TO his work until the quarter was
reached At the halfme post he was nine lengths Dc.
hind but on the uystretch gained rapidly, hut went on
his feet again half way down the hOmestreteh giving the
heat to Music, who won by length IN 22o'2.
at the fifth heat stood $40 Ia S2s IN JOnn
H. favor. After three false starts Music TOOK me ~1,
until the hafmile post reached when John H. pro
ceeded 10 business Tapped AZ the threqnarer posi- anu
came under the wire amid excited cheers, winning
the heat and race In 2:27A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
SHORT RANGE RIFLE SHOOTING.

The second contest for the gold badge pre-
sented the Short Range Rife Club has been going on
for the past two days and after sharp contest John
Tregaser, jr., adiudged the winner. On the first
contest Mr. Yale the badge but 1t has to be won
three times before the property OF the winner
The shooting takes place on the ordinary measurement
target The nee being rs feet and the bullseye one
inch in diameter. The contest took place at No. Dos
Broadway and owing IN tie taking place between IT,
gaser and Vim. Macdonald, the contest extended over
one day. There 20 contestants. The tie between
Macdonald and Tregascr shot of yesterday. ire
gasers shot I5le inches from the center OF the
bulls-eye, and MaeDonalds was IA 4 inches distant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

Ra,lrad VIVA broken opcn on Monday night and number OF
tickets and . small sum Of money were stolen

Rsroad VIVA broken opcn on Monday night and number OF
tickets and small sum Of money were stolen.
POLICE NOTES.
At the Washington Place Police Court YESTERDAY
Ellen McNay charged Edward with committing an
assault on her husband John Mentally Of No 23s West
McGrath held to await the result OF NC
Nally's injuries
In the Tomhs Police Court yesterday William
Baker Of Sag Harbor committed for forgery
L. Lowell Fall River line Of steamboats testned
that prisoner presented " him note purportng 10 DC
signed by X. T. Peck, Manager OF the NewH stes
Company bearer and wire 10 Bosto
MIR Peck never tho note authorized any one 70
write It,
In the Cont of Special Sessions yesterday Daniel
McVey 10 months In the or
Of gang of roughs Who sxtave nsued ME Jane
husband John Long, came 70 hef ASSIST
ancc beat him and his wife severely Zephyr
NJ Call Matthias Zieger complaint ci Anthony
CONS Ock convicted making and having for sale indecent
photographs They eInanded until oday or
milk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

Jealous dsposition and frequently has charged his wife
with infdeity II Ia thought that he is partially insane
He is under arrest There are conflicting reports az
TO the cause OF his III feeling toward DR. Rice and while
attribute 20 jealousy others suppose he may nave
imagined that Dr. Rice's medical treatment was wrong
other phyrciaps express some hope for his recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsHINGTON, June 1G.-In the Court OF Ala
bama to-day the following business was
Judgment y of Antonio Mnte for $40
interest a. 1868 The motions entered March 10
and Nav by counsel Case lSl Ann GaDnett, aim
,tc-were denied Judge Baldwin read the opinion OF the
dsmissng all the embracing war premiums except
Case 9sS which, motion Of counsel the were al
lowed withdrawn. This opinion sustaining the demurrer
touches ~ The attorney for tho
subpenae witness In the ease OF
the United agt Hns the Court adjourned until Thur
AaN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
WOODBURY. STAKES, 2l2 MILES.
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.

PROVIDENCE, r. J., June 1G.-This was the
second day OF the Of the Spring meeting OF the
Narragansett Park Association. The first race for the
23l class was in six heats by Arthur Dushin jim
was second, Lady Dahman third, and Lothian fourth
Tme-2:29lo 2:3Ol2. 2:312 2:31, 222l2, 229l9. The
second race Rhode Island horses was won by Jasper
Fearless second Nellie third and Belle Of Hudson
fourth: W. s. Brigg and Brown George were dstanced.
Time-l 1887, 2:33, 2:35, 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
PooLsELLING ON JEROME PARK RACES.

At Johnson's pOol-rooms last evening pools
were sold upon the races to be run at Jerome Park
to-day Bids most brisk in the Woodbury. stakes
Reform being the favorite horse. number OF pools
were also sold on the Handicap III miles and only
pool on the amile race, for purse Of $500 At Cham
berlins rooms no pools sold. The following pools
were sold at Johns0n's:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
A PHYSICIAN SHOT IN TRENTON. N. j.

About Q. m. yesterday Dr. WiRiam hice
u lo4 South wsterst In Trenton N j. was shot oy
oyvester Tool he coming from his house IN re-
spOpse 20 the call Of Tool who said that his wife was
cs Tool fred two shots boh Of which took effect one
n the breast and the other the neck Of Dr. Rice Tool
I'D been sick, and Dr. Rice attended him. He IL Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
A wATCHMAN FATALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Joseph C. Wills, one of the day watchme

~ the Essex County Pententiary at Caldwell, N. j.,
while in the discharge of his duties Tuesday evening"
accidentally shot himself with carpne tho entire
charge passing through his right thumb into his chest
Lad been IN the United states Army for 10 years In
eIud,ns seryice during the late He leaves wife
aud four Children the Oldest of whom IL dangerously sick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Iowa Hotet-t'ep Joseph Johnston and cx
MAYOR John Screyen Capt Hans OF the
sirsmsbin Scythia and Mayor g. W. Hutchinson Of Utica
rim Avenue ofsCount and Countess de 81 81 Paui OF
France the Hon Amos r. Akerman VI Georgia and exGov
H. C. Warmoth Of Louisiana Union Square Hotet-ohn Il
Ford OF Baltrore Erersu Congressman L. Cas-
esrerter of Sontl, Carolina 81 James Hoe-Juge Delos
lake of San Francisco st. Nicholas Hol-Assemblyman
Emerson j.. Davis Of hitehal, -. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGTON June 16.-Thc following changes in
the stations troops been reIorted Companies
IT, III Infantry. from Camp Supply lnfan Territory {.
Fort sill Indian Territory Companies and 9th Infantry
irom Fort Dodge Kansas 10 Fort Lavenworth Kansas
Companies and D. Eth Infantry, from Fort Dodge Kansas
10 Riley, Kansas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

WASHINGTON. June 16.-Assstant Surgeon Horace
f. been ordered to the naval station at League
Isand T. b. NJ. Mason II detached from the
Pensacola North Pacific station and ordered TO return home
and report arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

Graceful symmetry of proportion. Highest perfec-
ton attanable in mechanical construction. Thor
ough solidity of workmanship and display OF such
exquisite TASTE in the most trifiing detail OF
finish, as heretofore has never been attempted In
the manufacture of this favOrte American vehicle.
We offer the fullest guaranty as to durability
and capacity to stand the most trying amount OF
wear and tear, and will cheerfully compete with
any wagon of corresponding weight manufactured
in this city or elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY, AT HUDNUrs. IN
BROADWAY
cam. 7o,. Noon 77,. 3r m, s2o Mlan,sh1 'o'
Highest during the day, So. L0west "
Average 7O7s' same day, 1874, wv
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fundamentally
BURNErT's FLAvORING EXTRACTs.-The best

THE HAT OF THE PERIOD, the delight OF tn
refined Intelligent and the espcc pride OF the Merop
lis is KNOWS dashnely elegant Alaska CASHMERE procur
BILE at 2l2 Broadway and In the Fifth Avenue Hotel II
Halter has also splendid variety Of Straw Hats deser'I
general attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

LORD & TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN CARPETs
Administers 81 So 30 So 30 WltOns, S. 20 to 81 90
Velyets 81. Body Brussels. 81 20 to 81 80
American Tapestries, 81 Three phys. Al %
all wool s6c, worth Al. Mating zoe upward
Also Cottage Chamber suits S25 upward; Walnut Chamber
su sj5 upward Chairs, Dining and Parlor Furniture &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

A LKETHREPTA is a pure and delici0ns
~ preparafion Of chocolate. Sold everywhere SMITHS
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, lO7 Fourth ave-, N Y. Ask
au..Io
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for sample.
DASTURAGE.
Good grazing furnished for the Summer for Is or 80 head
OF horses IL miles the city, White Plains road Ad-
dress r. o. Box 5626, New-fork.
METALLIC ADVERTISING SHOW CARDS,
Nl all sizes, style, and color. j. T. COMMOsS Manuac-
tuTer, 40 Murrayst
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
- Generaiive Organs radio ally and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ d. LA Lexingtonave. Office hours to 3.