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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-16
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Old xTS
A Dominion Steamship Company seessa -
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
win sail TUESDAY, May 10th, at O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received unit! O'Clock A. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north south,
east, and west; Also to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12 round-trip tickets.
$50. Steerage, SO and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
nv 1927 Colnpanys Wharf, Rockets.
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TRACT OF ONE THOUSAND ACRES
iNGHAh COUNTY, VA, ON THE JAMES
RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL: ONE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTEEN MILES FROM RICH
MOND. ADJOINING THE LAND OF THE LATE
DIR. CLIFFORD CABELL, FOR SALE.-We offer
for sale the TRACT OF LAND described above. 1t
formerly belonged to Charles y. NORRIS, Esq, and
to Mr. James Z, Goddln, and Is known
as the t-Spears Mountain Tract
1t abounds III fine timber, such as chestnut oak,
white and Spanish oak hickory, &c. To close 1t out
q great bargain IL offered and liberal terms made.
SQUIRE & GODDIN,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
my1R-lu 917 Bank street, Richmond Va.
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WANTS.

WANTED
TWO FIRsT-CLASs MII.LINERs.
7 will ennloy two first-class MILLINERS, at good
wages and constant employment Apply lInlieol-
otoIy G. j.. PARR,
m,1catx 1915 Main street.
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COyrECTIONERIEs, &c.

d ANANA S.-Just received, fifteen
ID punches BANANAS;
boxes superior LEMONS.
ICE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM! nannfactu red daily
In quantities to suit. Best quality ICE-CREAM-all
tiayors. Fairs, &C., supplied at q discount:
A. PIZZINI, JR.,
amos S07 Broad street.
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ByJ, Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
ITO Main street. Richmond, Va,

EOR RENT, THE MOuNIAlN ~. G;:;
HUNDRED AND NINENY.SiM FEEL rFs scTr hi TIE
TipEWATER ON THE SUMMIT, OF TIE HG, NV
n IN Nh n IMMEDIATELY OVER THE GREAI
TffSSEL ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND Ohlo
RAILROAD, consisting or ,,
HOTEI. AND FURNITURE AND HoIEL
GROUNDS,
from 1st June to LIST October, 1876.
improvements consist of HOTEL, punt Oh s,one
ave ocss. and has been recently repaired and there
now In process of erection IN addition TO the hole
~ Freestonc and ChaIybeate springs:
railroad communication Is such that yisitors car a,
Wsion"ton after business hours on Saturday ant
return at early hours on following Monday. -,
TO responsible parties most reasonable terms VIA
be made.
1 P0f P sli 1T '' ]. THOMPSON BROWN.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAtLROlp.)
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND, VA. April 20. 1861

Train leaving Richmond ut 500 \. n, runs daily
Except Sunday stopping al all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at 1000 r. VI. runs daily,
stopping ut Hanover. Louisa, GOrdOnsyille, Char
lottesrile Ivy, Mechum's river, Greenwood, Waynes
boro StauntOn, Goshen, MlllbOro', Coylngton, Ale
ghany and all regular stations west Of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate stations daily Except
Sunday at 1870 7. 81.
Trains arrive at Richmond as follows: =.
Express Train daily at..................4:45 a. 81
Mali Train daily Except Sunday at.....4:i5 7. N.
Accommodation Train daily Except
above.
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Dan7lle and Richmond and PeteEs-
burg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For further information. rates. &C., apply at e2f
Main street, or ut company's offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. VI. :. DUNN,
nv l General Manager.
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COOK WANTED FOR A SMALL
" FAMILY.-Onc who has been accustomed to do
German cooking preferred. sho must also be good
brea-bakcr, be of good character, and have no en-
cumbrance Apply over the shoestore corner Fifth
md BROAD streets. my l5-3t
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WTANTED, A WON n WITHOUT
w remembrance to cook and do general house.
work (wlite or colored). None need apply MiIhout
sstront 15-3t
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Hebrew 1IclnoriaI-Dny.

IF0R OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE
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nuI.HEADS. OF to $40 per rean' -
D DIsPATCH PRIGTIN9-Houss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-16

w PLEASANT ROOMS, connecting or detached
Apply at No. 311, Ninth and Marshall streeI.
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vENUINE OLD DIANORA TOBACCO.

GENUINE OLD DIANORA TOBACCO.
VI
rs caddies genuine old DIANORA TOBACCO, the
last of the lot. Call carly II yon want supply.
so caddies old WARD BRAND (Hardgroye'S),
so caddies SUNNY SOUTH tChildrey's),
SO caddies STRAWBERRY TWIST tLottier'si,
twelve and eighteen to the pound;
200 cases 1.-TWO and three polinds) fresh PEACHE
and TOMATOES ut Baltimore prices.
800. LOUIS j. B0SSIEuX,
nh 8 JAP Main street.
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BY Squire 4 Goddin.
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
GIT Bank street.

VALUABLE AND HIGHLY-IMPROV-
ED EARN, CONTAINING SEyENTY-F0nR
NINE-Mu.E ROAD ABOUT TWO MILEsERoAT
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, WITH SMALL n1I4I
HOUSES. TRACT ALL OPEN AND IN GOOD
CULTIVATION, TWO ACRES SUPERIOR
MEADOW, FOR SALE PRIVATELi.-WeW would
he nleased to treat for the safe of the good little
FARM located as above described 1t will be sold at
Il bargain. ,o,n
TERMS: Easy. SQUIRE 4 GOI,DlN,
my 16-lw Auctioneerj.
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A GENTS WANTED everywhere. Adj
N dress, enclosing stamp, Centennial Mfg. Co.,
100 Walnut street, Philadelphia. my l1-cod13t
VIZ ANTED, ALL WHO ARE IN WANT
w OF LEATHER of any description to know
that we are selling greatly reduced prices our pre-
sent large stock OF SOLE LEATHER, HARNESS
AMERICAN CALFSKINS, LINING-SKINS,
SURROUNDINGS, &C., In order to reduce the same
before removing to our new store No. Thirteenth
street Oh. CHALKLEY q CO.,
Thirteenth street between Main and Cary,
An o1-lla Richmond, Va
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w and Scourer's, 10000 pair Of PANTS TO
SCOUR ut SOC. per pair. Also, the same amount of
COATS and VESTS at $3.50, Also, 10000 pair Of
PANTS TO DYEat 81 and Sl.25 per pair; whole
to clean at SC per pair ut the celebrated French
Scorcr's, No. Ninth street. sign of the Red Flag.
nv l-3m
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RICHMOND, fORk RIVER AND tIIEsFEAhE
RAILROAD COMPASY,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERISTEEDEST
RICHMOND. VA. March Is, 1876. J
GREAT REDUCTION.
REDUCTION IN PASSENGER FARE.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
at s A. NJ, arriving ut Richmond 81 10 A. d.. leaTn
Z. II. 49,
Trains connect at West Point with steamers ron ron
Baltimore and all eastern points on " WEDNESDAYS,
Baltimore and all eastern points on NONDAiS'
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AN ENTERPRISING YOUNG MAN
N with eight or ten thousand dollars, VINO IS VIII,
and interest paid thereon can get good SlIUA-
ZION III an active and pleasant business 70 parents
or guardians who wish to place son or ward In bllsl-
ness more favorable opportunity never was offered
Address M. E." care Dispatch office.
~
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RuSaNESS WANTS.

CEVERAL LADY CANN AS S i r S
- WANTED. Address y. y. H., care OiSpatcH.
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 chill.
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be sold ut reduced price.
in order to make shop-room for manufacturing. :!
win also sell on the instalment plan and take old
carriages in exchange. REPAIRING done neatly
Also, MATERIALS for sale, ut 7l3 Main street.
ap22-1m JOHN DOES.
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WANTED.

DUAKDERS W AN i Ed.
Several BOARDERS can be accommodated
ST. JAMES HOTEL with neat and cl can room
prompt attention, and 1rst-cass fare at reaSonsbt
rratcs Also, number Of AEAL-BOARDERS.A AZ
nIy at the office of the ST. JAMES HOTEL,
an iS-Im southeast corner of Capitol Square
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WANTED, MEN, WOMEN, AND
w GIRLS.-i wish to hire TWENTY HANDS to
get railrosd-,ies, and all the good WOMEN and
GIRLS can get for private families and hotels IN
Phiadelphia and New York. Apply to
j. z. JUSTIS, Labor Agent,
NV l5-9m No. 9 Fifteenth street.
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TAINTED, A FEW BOARDERS IN
w my family during the summer months. The
location Is Dc;sant and healthy For full particulars
nnnIy to MRS. S. A. f. DAVIS,
Gainesville, Cumberland county, Va.
ln-lln
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WANTED, F U RNIS II ED SMALL
w HOIISE or PART OF HOUSE, suitable Tor
housekeeping; small family. References exchanged
Address ,.,, o,,.. .o-d.x
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Another Wedding BY Telegraph.

rom ift san Dtf0O thtoN.
Last evening Mr.. w II. story of the
ter OF u. Choate, O., OF this city were mar
ried at Camp Grant. Arizona, the ceremony be-
ing performed In tue ~. scncc OF a large party
In the telegraph office IN san Diego. Miss Choate
became engaged to the very worthy Young gen
teman with whom she will make the journey
oflif-, some time ego. As he Is In tho service Of
the GOvernnent and the operator Of the tele-
graph II itijn az Camp Grant, no could not ob-
tain leave II make 80 long a journey hitner for
bis wedding. and the young LADY went out to
him In Arizona Duf, arrived there, no clergy
man coul be had to perform the ceremony,
and IN ms exlconcy the plan OF using tho tsle-
graph was decided upon.
famil, and friends of the bride gathered at the
telegraph once corner Of Fiftn aud ID streets.
IN re was very larg. party OF ladies and gem
tlemeu. The of,ciatng clergyman, the Rev.
present, and all being In readiness the following
message was seut by the father of the bride:
San DI,oo. April "a $50 7. M-1reetlng TO our
friends AT camp Grant We are ready 10 PROCEED with
the ceremony. ID. CHoATr, AND PATTY
The answer at once came back
CAMP GRANT, Aprn "a TO u. Cnoate and party
We are rcauy. W. u STORY.
Then-Mr. Blythe, chief operator at the San
Diego once, at the instrument-the service be-
gan.
The Rev. Mr. Mann rose and said that they
two friends Elk hundred and nfty miles distant
they could hardly hear the words spoken II nd e
Ing so far apart but We could speak with the
telegraphc wire sudltly enough.
Here followed the usual formula for the mar
fage service. the questions and responses being
forwarded over the wire.
Numerous conHrdtulatory messages were then
sent by the friends present, and appropriate re
plies received IN fact there was IA happy we'd
ding parry WIN all me interchange Of compli-
notwithstanding the little distance OF go miles
between the parties.
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- 10 oIAsG0N III FAsf aul LONDONDERRY.
From Per -. nat II CanAis n. H.
SrATEOF INDIANA Iknts iay, NAV Is.
STATE OF PkNNsYLVANlA, THURSDAY Junel,
Saloon and eabiq eis.a.es Al lowest IaIesi;
AUSTIN BALDWIN co, Agents, ~ BrosduN.
Steetage tcStt,a Al ~ Broadway, and AZ CompsnIs
pier FOO OF CaLast n H.
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He Insulted Her Pet Dos.

BALTIMORE, May 11.-Miss Juliet Haw-
thorne, young and pretty woman. armed her
self with a cowhide this morning, and sauntered
leisurely down Broadway. Arriving In front OF
the store OF Joseph J. Fay, she sent In word re-
Questing one OF the clerks med Strauss to step
out for moment. Strauss responded, and upon
approaching Miss Hawthorne the latter drew
her rawhide and applied II briskly over his head
and shoulder, eycliimins loudly at the time.
" I'll teach you TO throw a ladys pet dog over
board, l VIII" A crowd gathered as the,-oung
man skipped about to avoid the blows, az the
mel -hborhood was m a perfect uprOar when a
police ofhcer came along and stopped the fun.
strauss refused to have his assailant arrested.
The lady suspec ed Strauss OF having thrown
her pet dog overheard.
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purEN VICTORIA AYD THE CENTEN-
MIA l..
rugii.h Interect In tho Queens Proposed
visit TO the United statcs-mr Gladstone
V.p.u,ted-A Tributc to Prince Albert.

visit TO the United states mr.. Gisdstone
C.nsuited-A Tribute TO Prince Albert.
LONDON. April 81, 1870.
DEAR Henry: I should have written to
you before to state that tho notion you men en-
Fknihition At Philadelphia W 9 one when, u ~
could be brought about, would ho OF the hikhehss
social, and. possibly political adv mage. III .ne
clIb | was dining next to MIR. Gladstone, the
.ther dsy, when I mentioned the notion to him
in after dinner talk, when he expressed surprise
at the notion as OF a great event II u coulu uo
realized. But the Queen has OF late and sinee
the death Of the Prince Consori been a,eIse , 70
appearing or taking part in public ne ~ houle,
. Recently her temperance created suIpIlse atu
gratinc stion. Her whole mind deeuly 40
sorbed In her rem entrance OF hlin, III perpe'Su-
e.lng bis memory Of lin In every way. so
much Is this so that believe " monuuleiht
were raised to him ~ the hs9,o', rssant a, its
being unveiled there really would ne enahce
Of getting her over TO he present on tne oSSa.
sion There would 90 more reason iOr Eucn
course as the erection Of a testimonial 10 MIN
than might he supposed on the occasion i0t ne
really was the founder Of the internatiOnal e.
h,bitions of ART and industry. Tnis know very
djstinctly. lie wa,the President OF our society
of Arts Sir Henry Cole was the most active
oreaniSer OF the exhibition. At his instance a
British exhibition was proposed from the Socie-
~ OF Arts but he told me that when the plan
was presented to the Prince as PTosidont he said,
q" Hut why not make II International This
suggestion sacceded TO, and the Princes idea
OF the International basis OF the exhibition was
worked with all his influence with the Queen
and the Government and our embassies. IL was
In fact hts work; and an Anglo saxon move
mont, and an acknowledgment is due to him
for IL.
Tho Queen visited tho French International
Exhibition. | should think she would really be
es well able to visit America at hitting tune as
20 visit Germany.
have not spoken to any one on the subject
except the incidental mention to Mr.. Gladstone
At table when dining at our club OF political
economists, nor should the notion come from
hence, but from the United States.
She has, | believe, really an interest In the
American people ~ relations Of her subjects.
She Is n good siilor, and she might possibly he
willing to emulate her son In his visits and re-
ception In one great portion of the world by a
visit to another.
Whatever might he the chances OF an Invita-
tion, de m onstration properly aud energstlcally
made could scarcely fnl to do rood a. evncing
feelings which, i believe. exist outside your
ruling classes. Your brother,
EDWIN CHADWICK.
HEsRY CHADWICK, Esq.
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9tntisirp

nR, WAIT (old stand, 45 East ESD IT.. will insert
IL artificial teeth NIL teeth with every approved
material more fav rable terms than other nrst.
class establishment Can aud examine samples.
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To be beautiful In the Spring.

FTVHF ITT0HWt
Tho late DR.. Harriet II. Hunt was once
asked how she managed to keep plump and
fair In March and April, when every body else
was green and yellow.
"Oh, should look like other people II / didn't
take care Of myself" she said.
And what do YOU DOR
! eat dandelion green's" was the answer. II
buy the hrst that come into market, and eat
them every day. j have them boiled in water,
settled little, and all the spring | make nv
don't get bilious
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Tho Great statue for New York Harbor,
Esrn,n III. RIInnLn n...n,n.rcinI Ahn.rii..r

PARIS, April 2s.-The casting OF the giean-
tic bronze statue Of Liberty, TO be erected at tho
entrance OF New York hirbor has recently been
begun here. Some idea u the dimensions Of
this monster ma, be conveyed by the fact that
the shoulders are more than twelve metres
broad, and the head seven metres high from the
chin TO the top. The legs measure several me.
tres In circumference 4 man eau easily en-
10 Its hand Ia such that Two persons can walk
round 1t aud pass each other, or take q chair aud
ait down
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Host ano founo.

Cost ano 4ouno.
I OsT-ou Thursday night nth inst IA Scotch terrier
- cog answering 10 the name OF "Cognac." Any one
bringing back the same will be SUITABLY rewarded BY
applying to J. b. GIRARD, 81 Leousrd st.
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The Ms., Enviabl. Of Po.,s.


Mr.. Geo. w. Childs, A. M, does we'll to
devote himself, his ample means, and his beau
tiful mouse 10 gracious hospitality, We are for
do but be gentle and KIDD. Mr.. Childs a. q
clear income Of 81, 600 day, and he has no chill
10 torment him.
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OIL CLOTHS.
SOC. per square yard from yard to yards wide. at
BAILEY'S,
44S PEARL ST.
STEAMBOATS, ano RaiIroao.
THE ALBANY ANDTROf LiNEOF ia
i BOATS will commence running on WEDNESDAY,
DkNNsYLyANIA RAUR0Ap.

DEANSfLtANiAK AlLK0Ap.
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and Cortispdt
Streets Ferries, as follows:
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh, the West ana souh,
with Pullman Palace cars at ached, $50 A. NJ aud
$50 r. NJ. surdiv, and 3 80 +. VI.
For Wiilmsport, Lock Haven CORY, and Erie at $50
A. NJ and $3.50 7. ~, connecting at Cory for Tiius
vile Petroleum Centre, and the OIL Regions.
FIR Baltimore, Washington and the olth, Limited
WAshin9t n ExpIeS" Of Pu imam Psilor cara dai y,
except sunday, $50 A. arrive q wssninytol u
r n. Regular at sioA. NJ. S.ndsP Al. sundy'
81. 40, 5. g. T. $50 = NJ and IL Digit saldsi
so, Z. $3.50. and9P NJ. EmErant and second class.
For trains TO Newark. Elizabeth Railway, Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amboy Pennington BeylIcIe, and
other points see local schedules al all tlcGet ofces
Trans arrive From Pittsburgh. 655 and 10 80 NJ.
and lo'2oP. dslJ 1918 A. ". and 9 50 r. N, dsllv
sep soaas 1m wi oi I sSDd h,a@9S9Is'
NJ. From Phsdelphii. $40, $50, o55 1918, II %
li;54 Nj, 2.l5, 4;J5 bi5, DO. $50. s't. and i025
7; 81. sunday $50. $50. o:5S, ii:Si A NJ $50 and
Ticket otiices SEQ and ga Broadway, Aston House.
anu foot OF DesOrosses and Cortl ndt stsj Court
BToOkyni ia. 1l6, and llS II udsop 81. HoboEen Em
grant ticket once, BAtiery PLACE.
ID. NJ. BOYD. ia,
FRANK THOMSON.
General Manager.
WILL SELL at large discount, = nrst-clAss tick
w OF to Lynchburg, vs., by wy Of OLD Dominion
Line TO Norfolk INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHING
CO., Bennett Building corner Fulton and Nassau SITS.
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JOaN q. DALE. Assnt. Is ana s. nrosdw.y. Y
IATIONAL hi>t, From piers "a and A. n. *
BANANA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP 60.
697 Broadway. New York.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP iINt, ~
Il California, Japan, CHINA Au.trsla, Ofcs %. g..
- sanrg from Per loot Of Cana. T. \ .ri9 tt.f.,
FOR SAN FRANCISCO wa lsIHMi's bf IA AMA
ACAFULCo ..... Weiur,lsy. ApJ a. J.! u9on
CouneCuug for Centrti America hul - Iih a. -
For freight or passage ~, yai l.at If csu,st H.
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Sablnss Banhs.
pihintnns.

DIvIDEND NOTICE.-A dividend Of 25 per cent
~ VIII be paid TO the deposItors OF the Mutual Bene
nt Savings Bank, on demand. at the once OF the Re
ceiyer. Centre ST.. Stats Zeltung Building.
MAY 10, 1870. WI AlDRICH, Receiver.
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Suras, Carriages, &t.

gUfRpt N"fF"Htvt VIZ
y HORSES cheap young and sound suitable
N. for grocer butcher, farming, &e.i also. large
draught horse. OIL Canal st.. saloon.
INOR SALE-A Young horse. At for any work. to be
IL solo cheap cause de Nh. U Al for two days
Mrs PANTRY, SIN At and 18th av.
TRON STABLE FITTINGs.-chesp, durable,
ii ana cleanlyi partitions hay rscks, mlngers Ac.
Orders promptly nlled Al lowest prices. Catalogues
furnished free. Specimens at store.
JAMES RIRTLAND, ), 10 and 19 Reade st.
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Carpets.

0RIpus.
NOR SALE cheap-A lot OF ready made carpets,
Brussels and ingrsn. a. 100 Fulton e.. corner VII.
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R,sI Gsists.

g.sI estat.. -
A gHsAP HOMk-rrioe,. $500. osiJ $500 c..ih ,,
"-'' WV % y. W. Difchkr1. . New Chamber. at.
AT FLpspING Small house, l2 rooms. gas. wa
furniture s &c. address Srs.sfs o. T DO, IA A0
CHEAP HOUSE AND STORE, .i 300! small
seb quarterly TN paid rare chance lone person OF
soP sHu coss V ON rear Of same & Zoo cash.
Inquire Of MI DAY, on premises, 18th st., 7th av..
HOUSES for y. 900 and upward lots handsomely
ls,a out In gardens ard shrgbbeiy EASY terms
.eSoc 100 iraS " minutes. co%%utstiOn 's Cents
''N " '-''' T. Q. C. 8. BROWN. 90 Broadway.
$3.50 S$7 ks.SS R Sss SSsst
prss terms aso 4, very acf sG
KELLOGG, hroaowS, mornings 81 I'd st. Elizabeth
port, afternoons.
$SI5OOiS ii;$' s$$s. rs
$45OO%Jlhns sSsS; ct ss s ss, eG
ins stock croPi 6 ,sd Sie BoA ,srp'
tOr Sal, auo to Sa.
A PAYMENTS to let in a new brick house. with
1oi East iieth at.
OFFICEs TO LET in second story sun building,
~ front rear, we'll lighted aud steam heated Ap
ply 81 sun Publication Nee Nassau and Fran Sfort sta
GTORE, with fixtures to let; 18th Ward.
- JANIS COSTELLO. 80 Hamilton n.
SMALL HOUSE to lett 2story aid attic, rent
- low. 232 West 18th st.
CHOP and stables to let Inquire ct 1876 and 1877 Rlv
- inRton st.
- All West 44th o..
FINO LETA house, ia nr,t class order. eonta,ni1go
Il rooms. 2S acres OF lana well planted, nye minues
walk from depot. Address KAbPAk KELLER, Scars.
dale, westchester county. n. Y.
FINHE STORE, 100 Nassau st.. sun building. to let,
Il suitable Tor banking Insurance. or general busl-
ness steam heated. Apply at the Sun Pu olicztioa
once. 40 Nassau ~.
fI,O IET-A store and back rooms NJ for tailoring
i or dyeing snd securing establishment, or any other
business $50 Elat 2lst st.