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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

SToLEN, FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL
~ 2Ist from tile corner OF Clay and Twelfth streets,
q GOLD WATCH with open face. Maker, Cartel Of
C6ruhiii, London. Blue enaulelled BREASTFIN.
gold fringe 1T bOttom, with q spray Of flowers In
pearls, Also q blue ecnaBielled LOCKET. with
Tyre In pearls A iiber reward viii be given ~ re-
and no questions asked - 81 up 25.St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

Real Estate Agent and Auctonecr,
No. 6 Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
MICE TWO-STORY FRAMED DWELL
IN ING, No. ZOE WEST DUVlAL STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the 9th
day of April, 1876, upon the premises at O'Clock
p. NJ, 7 will sell at auction that nice TWO-STORY
street between St. James and ST. Peters streets. and
nearly opposite the Mount Zion (coloredj church,
containing about seven rooms, now renting 10
good tenant at &15 per month. The LOT fronts 20
feet and runs back 125 feet. .-.-
TERMS: One third cash: residue at 9 and IL
months for negotiable notes with Interest added,
and secured by ~ deed of trust.
ap24 FRANCIS Il. ISBELL. Auctionee-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARSG,hf'
" AMOUNT OF VERY VALUABLE IN N.
ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RfCHMaGoESDRRE sl-
DENCES, AND TEN BUILDING LOTS AZ Aeo-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
BY Sampson & McCrary,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No, o2l Huli street, Manchester.

UCTION SALE OF SEVENT1-TWO
"A ACRES OF VALUABLE FARMING AND
TRUCKiNG LAND ABOUT FOUR MILES FROM
MANCHESTER, LYING On So Each aS SIDE XII 9 r.
FROM THE BROADROCK ROAD.-At the re-
quest of the owner will SCH ut public auction,
npon the premises, on WEDNESDAY the ZGth Gay
OF April, 1876, at 12 o'clock NJ, SEVENT4-TWO
ACRES OF LAND as above described.
The Land is divided by the Warwick road. One
piece contains about 80 acres, with small dwelling
thereon; the other ipiece contains about SO acres
without buildings. There Is sufficient quantity OF
fencing purposes Ncighborhood healthy and respect
able and the land and location admirably adapted TO
trucking and farming. ...tEE{ - 49,,
TERMS: One third cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with ap-
proved endorscrs, or deed of trust to secure the de-
fcrrcd payments, with interest added from Gay Oh
Sale. SAMfSOSS& MCShihh1,
AID rs - .----. -. - AuCtlOnetre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
BY Richardson & Co., ....
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 Main street.

A VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
TWFNTY-SiXTH STREET, CHURCH HILL,
FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-We shall! sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY the I'd May, ut
5h o'clock =. NJ, valuable and attractive twostory
FRAME DWELLING with five rooms; kitchen,
water &c. and lot 25H 1872 feet on the west side of
Tweuy=siXty street between M and streets, Church
Hill. .... -.. ...r -. ....a .s..
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at one, two,
and three years, negotiable notes given for the de-
ferrcd payneuts with interest added and secured
u deed of trust. RICHARDSON Il CO.,
~, 90 - -. =. Auctinnecr9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
by j. d. Whitehead,
Grocery Auctionecr and Commission Merchant,
1912 Main street.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION.-On
VI THURSDAY MORNING, 9th instant, at IL
O'Clock, will sell, at the store now occupied by
Frederick Keyersahl, ESD, corner of Tenth and
NOTIONS, &c. -.... 80. t-,.
Also, one BAGATELLE-TABLE,o one AWNING,
one COOkING-RANGE with utensils complete, one
MAHOGANY SOFA, lot of CHAIRS, one OFFICE
STOVE, lot of TABLES, BENCHES, SHOW
CASES, OIL-CAN, ICE-BOX, and lot or STA
BLES. j. ID. WHITEHEAD,
an25 Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
LOST. srRAYED, AND FouED.

THE LARGE GREY CAT, property O
i W.D. Blair s. Co., was LOST or STOLEN from
their store 903 Main street, Saturday night nbe
raj reward win be paid for his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

80 - 2. q. q d z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

a POSTPONEMENT. 3D..
In consequence of the inclemency of the weather
the above sale Is POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY,
2Gth instant, at Az O'Clock Z. NJ.
amos j. A. LYMAN, Fscheator, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
.....Hs by Robert b. Lyme ,f5. 90
successor to Lyme & Brothcr),
Real Estate iAgentand Auctioneer,
l212 Main street. ..-......

MEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAMED
~ TENEMENT OPPOSITE TRINITY NIETHo-
DIST) CUURCH, ON BROAD NEAR TWEEN
TiETH STREET no. 2007), FOR SALE BY
AUCTIoNThe above valuable property ~i,l BE be
sold, upon the premises, on "WEDNESDAY next tne
t,ins four rooms, Kitchen, &C., aud is occupied by
good tenant Nice chance to invest small sum OF
money In convenient locality, and where tenants
can easily be secured The lot Is 20 BY ITO feet, with
good side-alley. o.. !, =. ~
TERMS: Very easy and at sale.
ap2l ROBERT b. LYME, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

rENfEEE HOUSEHo d. FIJRNI-
w TURE, HARDWAR &C., ArkUcTIol lls. !
~ 4fsf. sSs5tss ~ q Y ~ gitt
sclsek s VII ssll 8 sU T sisfe
TstRE &es snnsisting of1e.I j. tatiaF HFg.rfst1
atpASYis IN d<BLA cKwAIEuT BUREAUS,
n Mi. FsTiyp WAsHSTANI)s and TABLES II
f IN l Sur G6TfAGE CHAMBER FURNITURE
trimmed RIM Ss T g.,s nasss kntsRY q
GAME and WOUD-SEhT CHhiRs,ati pfsF1a =
shssN9 hfNB and coTT4GE an,
SAFES MATTRESSES, ,,.,ct.s,t 49,,
,f4l.I =, :. 81 ; -
CHiLDREN's CARRIAGES; &C.: 5;,r,s,. ,,o11-1,rf,
one 'Eo.I8 FANNY 'F0RRESTEf CoohlN0-
.ST0yEi In good order. sTlsi 3iE sEis@i!i.ir
= N1.,' ALSO, .a--.,:.
las. sale comprising varied assortment Oh OIL hhu'
Of ,,r,rre, $50 IA r,sft 100
PLANES. IATCEES. NAILS,
T, BOLTS, fl y S Shy BSERLY & POWELL,
fap26 q -; - ti2-.-L-z 1890 -Aus.onee-S.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
CLEANING. DYEING, &c.

CLEANING! CLEANING! CLEANING!
" Coats, pants, and vests, however much SoILED
or FADED, CLEANED and coLoRED, together with
all other articles of wearing apparel Dress goods
dyed and the renovation Of mourning goods spe-
cialty. An work done promptly, and cheaper than
the same can he done North or elsewhere, at
MCKENNY'S Steam Dycing and Cleaning
Establishment, Marshall Street near Fifth.
ap Him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
BY j. Thompson Brown, . .....
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, 81.
ii13 Main street. ....

by j.. thompson BroWn- ......s .....
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, :. Fl
-." iil3 Main street. .. ..
DUBLIC AUCTION OF, ONE THIRD
L OF AN ENTIRE SQUARE, WITH SMALL
BRICK HOUSE THEREON, ON BROAD STREET
ADJOINING LAlRUS IFLOWEk-GA ARDEN
will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, Goth OF
April, at 81 o'clock 7. NJ, ONE THIRD OF THE
ENTIRE SQUARE on the south line Of Broad street
between Henry and Smith streets, with Il SMALL
BRICK HOUSE thereon. ..... -g .
This property is bounded on the west by Laird 9
hower-garden and on the cast by Henry street. and
fronts 100 feet on Broad, extending back between
parallel lines 40 feet to alley 20 feet wide. The
lot is we'll set III shrubbery and eyergrecns, and a
few large trees, being formerly nursery.
AS an Investment this property recommends Itself,
owing to the small brick house, which by its annual
rents pays not only the taxes but Interest on the IN
in value, owing not only to the late improvements
upon Broad street but also the numerous improve
mentS In this immediate vicinity. - 49,. .. ..
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance In SIX. twelve,
and eighteen months, interest added and secured by
q trust~deed. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
an 2I-tds Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
f:I:,r.' BY Squirrel Goddin, -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
; T. 49,. OF ? I,unk styect. c!,l i'sttn

r1uIDTNG LOTS ON THE WEST
DSipE OF TYLER BETWEEN CABEaL 81, Imp AMP
HTcKORY STREETS At anSdoS. At O'CLOCK
= S5 hv rc1test Of owner we shall sell ONE HUN,
n ri III AND THREE FEET OF GROUND, disla ia
~ norces of suitahle-sizcd lots situated as sAtcu
LIVE The lots are level having been recently ex
.Usted and are very suitable for building
51Eithe' ~ ~ y, -. Anctioneers. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
by Jnfncs NJ. Taylor Il Son,
Real Essate Agents and Ai,ctioneers, z
9 Office corner Of Eleventh and Bank street, Z

THAT. LARGElTH REE- STORY BRTcr
STREET SECOND DOOR FROM -T pE WIS
FIRST STREErp FOR SALE ArAUCTI0Vsls ! I. :.
the request Of the owner we shall sell Mt anctfn az
the premises on THURSDAY the In day ~ ,. On
1873 at o'clock r. nj, that large BRICK s.1piI
and DWELLING locsted as above, contanjnso q.
rooms above the store, With gas and water. Thn On
fronts 20 feet on Main street, running back M ~
to an alley This property Is suitable for aimos; ne,
TERMS: One third cash; balance at elk, twelve
eighteen, and tweuty-four months for nern,S,t5I
note six per- cent interest added. and securpd ~
deed OF trust. JAMES NJ TAYLOR & son y
ap "a .rff s.-ga.,.Iy,e, ,..Es s,5 Auctioleer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26


FsrsysHEAP GRO ERIEs.; LIE sy,g q 3,
ssSaa9sR f sss s ssss ssss 8 S sIs;s
,ss scssdsa ssa s9af ssn psTS
eases Ss sssn T anu sass sasaI y
cents; Extra O. 10 cents snuss Tloar er n amn
fsRss gsr gs sssS il asj
Jnr,ayra Coffee, % cents 70 senus. , nn do.
sTsTs Sc ST sG esrs sss Sc
NORTH cARoLINtA NEW s,'',.s HER. a,a.,
rom Sc aSherfs' ana fss We
eYp1Tpy Ia Canton . and z Nerchants'",
= new crop. .sYRUP--in hogshsads nerses' ana
IN plbl@sY Sisf II. s
lust TO HAND, fiity-eight hali-chests
u Of FRESH TEAS sfs f iSem nan ad
Soy have been pronounced by Al 70 be the cheapest
and Vest ever aoasAt to shis Ina " SHELTON,
proprietor Virginia Tea and GS a1; s spre,,
ap 2l-3m corner M..in ana Eghth ssress<. :,
r6 BARRELS FLOUR, Extra and Family;
CyfnGIN1A and g Ar 1nl Rs1t h ioe o.
Efs syg bh RcSsa and 'S 2kPaN
prices snd stout and snARKLM1G, ALE
timpeFsed ..aa "i'i No. Sd Broad street stree
4 y y. = j.
OK BARRELS BRIDGEWATER FAM
| lily FLOUR,
Fifty PRIME VIRGINIA. HAMS,
Rvs barrels PRIME NEW ORLEANS MO
LASSES, r.at t,s
Hyechesta FINE GREEN and BLACK TEAS
Ton half.sarrels NORTH CAROLINA ROE HER
RINGS
lifty cases two and threc-ponnd fEAe1if'' ''''A
TOMATOES, ut
ap11 o. ID o"e ~. -
DUssIAN PORTER-Ere tonle-manu-
! III featured at'St Pctershrrgh, ana nshS feeoiH'
ii'sIu KRfTIfRErTA-h preparation for
DS1ED PEACHES direct from Georgia.; , =,
TURKISH PRUNESnew supply 1ns1 rGGGrHss -
| NH CIi'slS1 10y ~ ="
4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26

WANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
wv that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 CHI.
DREN'S CARRIAGES, to be SOLD at REDUCED prices
in order to make sbop-room for manufacturing. ]
viii also sell on the instament plan and take old
carriages in exchange. REPAIRING done neatiE
Also MATERIALS for sale, ut 7l3 Main street
an ,o11 m - -. : . JOHN DOES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
BY Francis 7. IsbeIl

unite in the above trustees sale.
L. Ii. MCGUIRE,
ap24 Assignee Of J. j. Sutherland, bankrupt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-26
FOR RENT.

T0R RENT, BRICK DWELLING Ga
I-No. 1913 Grace street, with eight rooms ;11I
Kitchen with two rooms; gas water, and Waterloo
sets in perfect repair: low to Il good tenant.
T.. A. j. CLOPTON, Eleventh street
an26-lt between Main and Bank streets. 3
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
SuperfuOus Women.

The San Francisco Chronicle con.
clutes an article on the subject of the
feminine surplus, about which some
people make such fuss, as follows:
The woman who remains single be-
cause she feels that duty calls her to a
state Of celebicy, or because she fails to
find worthy and congcnial mate, is an
infnitnly nobler being than she who
marries without love, for the sake of
acquiring a position or home. Let
the number of employments accessible
to women be increased; let their modes
Of self.support be diversified, their edu-
cation be more practical; let the idea
that marriage is their only natural aim
and resource be discouraged; let their
training be made more sensible and
less sentimental; let the idea that ''ac-
compliments" constitute for them a
sufficient education be discarded; let
them be paid the same wages as men
for their work, in just proportion to
quality and quantity-let these things
b. done, and the doleful wall over the
"superAuous woman will come to an
end.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
Astoria and the Lower Columbia.


Bishop Morris has let contract
for summer residence at upper As
toria.
J. G. Megler & Co. completed
the boxing of their salmon for the
season 1876, on Monday last. The
whole number of cases put up was
$4,000.
The first thing captured by the
Astoria telegraph line was young
lady, fleeing in male attire from the
parental roof. Her flight was inter-
cepted at Kalama, and she quietly
walked ashore at that point in COM
pany with the Sheriff Of Cowlitz
county.
live can get hearing we have a
suggestion to offer the Auditor of
the Postotfice Department. 1t is
this: We have found that there are
three chairs and long-legged stool
in the Astoria postoffice, and nary
lamp that is fit for service. The
postmaster here is not allowed any
help, consequently he ought to be
able to get along without the chairs ;
he can sit on the table for a change.
Now if the Postmaster General will
authorize it, swap of the chairs can
be made for some secondhand lamps,
then when the mail gets in after
dark, as on the 18th, the postmaster
will be better able to distribute it,
and people will not be left entirely
to speculation on the subject.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
Lower Columbia.

\ man named McNally had his
head badly crushed at Columbia
City. He was employed on the pile
driver, and it is feared is fatally in
jurcd.
The watering places are swarm
ing with pleasure seekers and the ac-
commodations being limited many
are compelled to live in tents, or
failing in these, under the broad cam
opy Of Heaven.
The St. Hclens Bar, one of the
chief distractions to the passage of
heavy ships, is being surveyed by Or
der Of Col. Wilson, and hydrograph-
ic maps will be made of 1t in order
that the work of dredging may be
intelligently prosecuted.
The Ilwaco Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Gen. Candy left
for Tillamook bay promptly on time,
last Wednesday, loaded to her full
capacity. A lively trade is spring
ing up between this port and Tilla-
NOOK, augmented by the fishing in.
tcrest. Messrs. Kinneys and A.
Booth & Co. have the Cdnby char
tered for ten successive trips to the
bay.-ASt0rian
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

The german papers publish details
of a series of experiments carried on
at the agricultural schools in that
section tor the purpose Of testing the
nutritive properties of grass and hay
at various stages. BY an elaborate
series of analyses it is shown why
young grass is more nutritious than
mature grass. The physiological
experiments show that it is more
easily digestible. Thus grass sH in.
chcs high contains nearly 50 per
cent more of albumenoids than grass
which is 6 inches high, and 10 more
Of "crude fat" The mature grass
contains more woody fiber and less
flesh. forming matter than the young
grass, and, besides this, it is found
that the nutritious albumenoids exist
in a less soluble form in hay than in
young grass. Hence the difference
of nutritive value and digestibility.
Autumnal hay was found to be more
nutritious than summer hay.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

A man named Dunn, from Nevada
per steamship John l.. Stephens, has
been taken down with the smallpox at
Roscburg, and a nephew, named John
son, at last accounts had all the premon.
itory symptoms. Luther Winney, an
other Stephens passenger from Dutch
Flat, California, has been taken down
near Eugene City, and the scourge
seems to be spreading throughout the
country.-POytland Standard.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Eastern people have frequently been
puzzled to find a definition of the ia
nous race of San Francisco hoodIums.
A police officer tells what one of them
did: "He drinks beer out of bucket
in the sand lot; lie stands watch for
'em while the others play poker in the
sand lot, and a mighty poor watch he
is. They knocked down groceryman
and went through his till, hit a man
with cobblcstone. cleaned out a wash
house, stole all Mrs. Martins hens and
cooked 'em in the sand lot, killed three
pet dogs AN left the carcasses on the
street, tore down Gallagher's fence,
started three runaways, broke ten win
d. g IN the Hayes Valley cars, fright
Ell, 'he school teachers and children
col ing home from the grammar school.
and if you want me to 90 back Il month
III tell you things that'll make your
Lair stand on end"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

A boy had birthday party. A
six-year old guest thus describes it to
his mother: Fist we had some
bread and butter. Then we had
some lemonade cold enough to freeze
you. Then we all had a piece of
birthday cake. Then VIC all had a
lot of ice cream; and then all the lit
tie boys had a stomach-ache The
big girls told them to go into the
house and lie on the floor, and they
made us drink peppermint and wa
ter, till we felt better. Then we all
went out to play.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

A story is told of a certain noble lord
that, after a prolonged tour, he was
asked at dinner party what he
thought Of Athens. Turning to his
servant, who was standing behind his
chair, he calmly demanded, "John,
what did l think of Athens"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

An Alden fruit dryer has been erect
cd on the ranch Of Z. w. Denton, one
mile west Of Dalles City. He expects
to dry and prepare for the New York
market between seven and eight thou.
sand bushels of fruit ere the close of
the present season. So says the Zrib-
unP.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
Agricultural.

An English farmer recently re.
marked that che fed his land before
it was hungry, rested it before it was
weary, and weeded it before il was
foul" We have seldom, if ever,
seen so much agricultural wisdom
condensed into single SENTENCE
Farmer.
Small farms make near neighbors
they make good roads; they make
plenty of good schools and churches
there is more money made in pro-
portion to the labor; less labor is
wanted; everything is kept neat; less
wages have to be paid for help; less
time is wasted; more is raised to the
acre; besides, it is titled better; there
is no watching of hired help; the
mind is not kept in a worry, stew,
and fret all the timc.-Semi- Tropical.
The following is the ruling of the
National Grange, on the question
whether change of occupation is a
forfeiture of membership of the
Grange: ga person who has law
fully become member Of the Order
does not forfeit his membership by
changing his occupation, if his con-
duct continues to be such as becomes
a good Patron, and is not hostile to
the interests and objects of the Or
der"
The American Garden tells how
it made last season, what is now
quite rage in some quarters, and is
known as "wild garden;" a sort of
promiscuous asscmblage of flowers
of all sorts and hues. When the
flower beds were all properly plant
ed, large quantity of flower seeds
of all kinds were left on hand, which
it seemed waste to throw away.
So border was prepared around
the outer edge Of the garden-the
seeds were all thoroughly mixed and
sown promiscuously, forming indeed
a "wild garden" But it was a sue.
cessful experiment, and proved a
source of enjoyment and pleasure
during the entire season.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

~ Subscribe for the Vancouver
INDEPENDENT.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Gorporatlon Nollics.

UErAmNEsT OF Public WORKS,
IuHrhr o. NAIEH RE.IsIIA
ROOM 10 tIrY Hall, NE".IOEE, july 10. l57G.D
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT PEN
= ATTY ol FIVE PER CENT viii be added to al! unpaid
CrOtOn water EoBls. Oh Gle list Of august next.
ALLAN CAMPBELL,
CoHui--IpHtr Oi Pubic Notks.
NOTICE.-pr0posals for building Wooden
= Platform iu hc rear Of the Inisheid Wall, b,iw,,n rcs
80 f1I numbers q. o., viii ie ~ tl, Office If
me De.rmcut o. Docks ~ and lI9 DJ.nrsi uuti II
..ck a. ~ u Tt SDAh ZJl July, 1870. For iI BiOT
r9uu see "TAc Cy Record" Copies Tor sale SO. city
Han
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
VHE GRAND UNION HOTEL,
SARATOGA SPRINGS,
Il. NntA EpEN FOR CSTs.

SARATOGA SPRINGS,
Il SOW OPEN FOR GUESTS.
Du5ing tie pi,t ,el.yH large additions nnd improve
mcpts have been made, win New and Elegant Fur
piiurP. etc.. -,
rIIF -pACIOIS DINING HALF. hns been extended
anil l. now Two Hundred and scyeniy-bye rect III
I,ngih BATHS hrr, bes introduced hro1gto" The "o's'
and each room supplied. through pipes, wiih pnr
cold and delicious spring water from JFs" ~''"
ypr,ag oa the p1shss'
W,ih large and airy rooms, furnished luNurionsiN,
a liable supplied with every decacy, aeeianis '.c I'd"
min s,.i,l s'srnts 90 t,si 4uIi Jiaoa Elegant Ne"
nall room, etc, etc., tH b'yyea nat hs hoet pFe'.
attractions not 10 be JOuld I,erhcrs
HENRY CLAIR. ,,,.,,sy,
u. WILLIAMSON, -''''
Juig. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
Gl!rn.lons Wante0-HlIleS

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u1s bs lsInrn Igs paid 90 Europe. Best gtrrters Au
Us a. H. ilIbune Pavilion Centennial Grounds Phla
dt!phla.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

NFw-YoEK. Friday. July Ia, 1875
At Arch Johnston's Mart Thirteenth-st.,
between Urvcrsitypace and Fffthave, the following
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
iIrnllurf.

FURNITURE. Carpets, Mattresses, &c, cheap
forca-i-At COW Pt UIuNNiIH-. I55 and ~ C'gl.
ThToe fouI-ioIg buildings aId - large val room. hi
latest sJyc goods EuTcau aud DTrsnEcas" suites panied
ard walnut, SIX 10 $3.50. TJp. Brussels, ~
ERC.. Red Check and White Canton Mat
EO tinc- Fancy Majue. ingram Carpet, from zoe. and
UPWARDS on Cioibs c1o'l. Cashmere, sc. Tor cash
ANDELN LESTER * Co, 3Il Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-15
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MO
Brooklnn Real gsiaie for Sale.

Brookpn ReaI Geiale tor "aIe.
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A corner brown
stone HOUSE ana Philadelphia brick NlAbi-E On InS
Hl in Brooklyn: finest otauon there Is III brooNIh WIN
good stocks, or faIm
witt len front cash VIII sell TINS property at
crea. sacrifice 10 cash buyer. Address .
BROOKLYN PROPERTY Tribune once
r OW-PRICED LOTS for Sale or Lease.-For
Manufactured FOundeies RefneT1es, Chemlcal NOlhs
Lumber Yard Building Association. Blocks oi Lots WIN
InIEbead waterfront also blocks suitable for dwellings on
Sewowu Greek, East River adjoining New-1Ck ana
frooklyn terms easy al mortgage, with bntIs loa
sssactoriy improved Apply 10 $ b. SCHlEfFELIN, 4o
William 81.