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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

NTOTICE TO CONSERVATIVE WARD
~ observation-disclosures are requested to
Icver 10 me as carly as possible the copies OF regis
tration-books furnished You for use ar !he primary
and general elections: ". d. CHEsiEnmAiS, Td1 ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

NTOTICE TO THE CITIZENS OF MAN
IN CHESTER.-You are hereby ordered 70 remove
all debris such as or GkAss nssnses On or before the
expiration of fifteen days. ,o,,.o ,,,y, s,,,
Failure to comply with the above nciice WIZ SUI
iect YOU to the enforcement OF Inc orain"h'e e0n
ccrning nuisances. ,,,,r,e rypsc0,sgE.
Chief of Police.
,,>.onrsrr, J,ra 1875. je S-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w and scourcr's, 10000 pair of PANTS TO
S(,OIrR at soc. per pair Also, the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at s1.5e., Also, 10000 pair OF
PANTS TO DYEat ii and sl25 per pair whole
to clean at l5c per pair, at the celebrated French
Scourcr's. No. Ninth street, sign Of the Red Flag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12
BUSINESS WANTS.

DARTNER WANTED, WITH 4 CAPI-
L TAI Of $4,000 to manufacture The product OF
Il pacrt-right which has large sale here to grocer5
ie lG-3t+ SQUIRE & GoDDIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

VOUNG MEN WANTED FOR RAIL
/ ROAD and BUSINESS POSITIONS. Good sal
aries wles qualified. Telegraph, phouograph. bank
iDy. business instructions sent free Address Su-
PERlSTENDESr POLYTECHNIC COMPANY,
Baltimore. Nd. my 22-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

WANTED, FROM ONE DOZEN TO
w FJVEHUNDRED DOZEN EMPTY CLARET
BOTTLES DELARUE'S Restaurant.
ic IO-2.% No. 20 Fourteenth street.
WANTED. TO LEND ON CITY M
w PROVED, UNINCUMBERED REI. ES-
TATE. The following sums: $500, $500, $1,000,
$500. $4,000 $4,000.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
11I3 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
a. Q-Et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

TIE ENEIsIINfS.
The exercises did not vary materially
from those OF last year, and consisted OF
choruscs, dialogues, .recitations, reading,
&c. The most striking and interesting fea-
lures of the programme were the dialogues {:
"Who on Airth is He,' " Sclf-Made Man,
"Thc Wonderful Scholar "Thc Sick
DOLL" and "Good Folks" The music was
all good, especially the echo song. by
scholars OF Mrs. S. Z. Hughcs's class. In the
choruses now and then the clear, rich notes
OF good alto or tenor could be distinctly
heard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

Josie Jones, Christina Parker, Alice Pryor
Department: Missouri Gaines, Gincy
Holmes, Isolona Jones, Rebecca Robinson
Scholarship: Belle Green, Gincy Holmes,
Henry Jones, Christina Parker, Eliza Al
len, Roberta Carter. Penmanship: Lulu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-12

E'OR RENT, COMMODIOUS DE-A:s
a TACuED BRICK HOUSE. No. 5lB Sixth te.I
street next to the Of Leigh street west SIDE;
nine rooms four closets, bathroom WIN tub. La
rrGc sto.c large lot stable In rear &c, &c. Rent,
$500 per annum. Possession In Il i," days. In
uuirc on the premises. Ie lu-3J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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A UCTION HOtsE OF VAN TAssELL KEAkNEY,
~ 1l0 aad III EAST 18TH ST.
NEAR 4fH Av.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.


rTEsTIoS Is CALLED TO THE AUCTION SALE
Of the well known tros.Ins Horses. elegant Wagons,
Harness. Blankets. Robes. &c.
FORMERLY THE PROPERTY OF A. STEWART. TO
TAKE PLACE AT THE STABLE OF A. PAUL.
CORNER 9TH ST. AND LAFAYETTE PLACE. ONE
BLOCK EAST OF BROADWAY. WHERE THEY
HAVE BEEN REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE OF
SALE ON WEDNESDAY NAY 5, AT HALF
PAST TEN. SHARP.
including the hsndsomsst dark dappe gray Horse in this
city, sred BY Plot Jr is.s hands, 8 years old, lowing
and TAIL extra nne blood like is perfect horse in
every sense extra promising trained is
gait and can be driven by ordinary driver with perfect
specin attention of anv shng rst class safe
and gerteel roadster.
The complete rich and handsome OF chestnut
mass @ the s" s sa q
the other by Pilot dam Lexington selected and
by sonnoisseur % be line pair Of highbred
and o and as m o
STYLE deposition AMI gait seem they cannot
prompt, sharp and game although per ecsIy gentle and
nmabe In disposition. no locomotives anything else
and have never been trained develop their speed they
warranted sound kind and true and US represented
must DO seen to be Appreciated
The beautiful and fast high bred blood srottng Mare
Belle OF Lexington, i5,s hgh old sired BY Legal
ander Of kentucky she has svle and action than
troer that can be found roed when years old IN 81
25 zsss with 20 days preparation; she has full name
and tall hneset OF limbs requires boctng when ro
and properly handled win twsncs
she can beat 10 day; Is warranted sound and kind
without spot or blenish
Ele and fast ghbred young Troser 15 hands high
swhout any exception ono Of the finest and
trctcrs In the country has fine action and endurance ami
trctted last August Park private trial in
driven by Dan Piper hs can trot much sster now he
kind; Is known as the Gardiner Sage Horse.
Extra ne gentecl and fast bay roitng Horse the most
elegant best behaved and most geutecl road horse In the
State; 15s hands high years old with tine symmetry,
Ed ss On Syc %
1855 can beat 40 to road wagon and the purcst sweetest
that the road equals him in style and action general
fine blooded appeasncc Is bold brave anu fearless and
warranted sound aud kind.
and sired BY Clark Chief dam three ausrer Thoroughbred
by Lexington; iset black lax high old; his first
he sse II xnsn
following spring he beaten by halt neck only In 53
and il
sound and kind.
Also the best dpooned Pony Phaeton Mare In the city
for ladies' Is hands high. years od perfect pet and
stand in without tying; elegant under saddle
either lady gentleman Is without vice, trick fault
Wagons consist top side bar Road Wagon, pole and
side bar Wagon. by Bewser. Of Broome st. open Wagon,
made by Waterman; Pony Phacton. set double and =
Whips, &c.
tork uov fxta
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
MAJOR CHAs. w. BARKER. AUcfIONEER.
4. BE SURE TO RIDE TO-DAY.
POSITIVELY THE LAST CHANCE
POSITIYELY TIE LAST CHANCE

POSITIVELY TIIk LAST CHANCE
SPEED SHOWN BEFORE YOU Bib
FINAL SALE or THE BUsTON TROTTERS
MAJOR BARKER has the honor Of announcing Mr. L. G.
CHASE'S CORNER owner OF HOPEFUL-2:t7ix-of Boston,
Mass third unegualled and positively LAST SALE Of tho
fastest GREEN Eastern hred TROTTERs in tho world
account Of his having given breeding being about
to retire from the turf to take place BARKER SONS
City Auction Mart and New York Tatersalls corner OF
Broadway and 39th st.. Wednesday uomorrow) May g.
at III o'clock and comp prisng
SIX, ZEN HEAD being the PICK and BALANCE Of
Mr.. Chases GREAT STABLE including OF the BEST
Green MONEYED TRACK HORSES in America. that can
In from minutes DOWN TO 26 tho get Godfrey
Patchen (sirc of Hopefu Ethan Allen. Knox &C.
all warranted sound and kind.
IN THE LOT three gcntlemen's superb TROT-
TING TEAMS. from Is to 15A high, that can trot to-
gcther In from = 80 DOWN TO 2:f0
STOCK NOW at the Tor TRIAL. Mr.. CHASE asks
asaspecal favor that everybody in search Of GENUINE
SPEED will TODAY Mt the latest. and RIDE
behind and TEST THE SPEED and driving qualities OF
any O the lot BEFORE bidding.
CATALOGUES Mt spirit or Turf Offices mart
SALE POSITIVE. No postponement.
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A AUCTION
FAST EsgSsfHss' ssG1sHHs a.'''''''''' '''' :
TRACK foP H1ss5si Ss5 80 tor uyassss, EAegss, .o..
comprising horses tha, can ,rot all the way ifom
as5o 70 2:2s.
the property or ). Dunn Walton. Esq
x.... VAN "'f Tssssii. ass i i"'a I y 'kEAEsEY,
iio and liz East ,s 18th ST.. ST..
rassspsY' nsis 81 S,GS sss4
40 wsss ao.h from s.iaiiay. tho 2.th Inst. ap
the ID cr Msy whsn they WI be rewo,ed 70 hs suction
18th st. t,h during which tim. the public In
ved to ride bch nd and test the speed Of Of the lot
A FULL AND COMPLETE DMI @ ASSORTMENT or THE
ready Tor inspection orr factory wsrerooms
9Th av and Isih q.
wssoSs enables a 70 s % sn sna
's'' 'dns "'s0" ever BrETwsfRn CO., Of Brooms st.
A SECOND HAND CAnRfAGEs; LANDAU. /
"A. Coupe: ! vieIsria Landauieis. siSsess isccka
Bic M the % and aps ssa wssan e
Pssss r. s.1ss ssa ) shss Whips
A = -sEAsoNADIE cAaRIAGEs.-PoSy rnAEToNs
~ panel snr basket top no top and esnopy tops sh.
unser EocEawass c"hros,s veso,. =, nriees 70
suit wN H. GRAY % aud y wooster S''S.s i =
4 BREWSTER SIDE BAR TOP BrsGy; NEARLY
IA new. for sale chesp. Can be seen at 5a1 9th
4 FOR SALE. 30 YOUNG HORSES, JUST FROM
"A. Indiana, suitable for all business Inquire at 100
Norfolk st.
A 10 BUSINESS WAGONS. $40 TO si75. FOR
n. express grocers. butchers. bakess. milk. laundry
package advcrtisinz depo. aud delivery wagons aud
second hand. 22j spring st.
4 UExTiENAN'S TURNOUT MUST BIZ SOLD THIS
n week yonng Horse. sound and Kind warranted Top
Buggy and Harness; also beautiful Pony Phaston. stable
80 .ast 18th -
4 MUST ne soLD-No KEAsoNArLE. oflER
n refused. leaving for EnpiAnd-The handsome
and stylish Trptng Mare, Monnfan A@d years old I5
hands: beautiful bay: warranted sound and kind. we'll
broken all harness single and double Ger saddle
has ridden ami driven BY lady f3A4tg ~ Nf
Broec Parts i,oarbon county, KY. sired ~ aaers ca
sas W. clay Jr darn Vixen. by Donophan srfered 70
5vears old in 40 class Lexington ny nrst
money In sss, s:s3 and ~. Can ~ private
stable house No IL Ess 18th st. between Madison
and 5th avs.
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4 TTENTIoN Is CALLED TO THE AUCTION SALE
OF the well known trotting Horses. elegant Wagons
Harness. Blankets Robes. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02
Stock exhibition stable above Sale positive
rain shine


GENTLEMAN RETIRING FROM THE ROAD OF.
n ers for sale HIS entire establishments consisting OF
beautiful Team old 158 hands, handy, pleasant
drivers; can rot fast Any gentleman IN want OF good
reliable team and willing to onerd their value will
lind these every way very desirable pair Of horses must
built by H. NJ. Stivers pole and shaA Double and single
harness by Duncomb Also olddust Mare used for single
road driving; beat so; old. 1875 hands:
dark chestnut. good gated he driven by lady All
warranted sound and kind Seen until sold
stable No Is West 9th between Broadway and 9th
A LADys TURNOUT FOR SALE CHEAP: BEAUTI
IN ful brown Pony and Phaeton with Harness and Lap
robe. all complete private stable ls East 18th
A PRIVATE STABLE. l27 WEST nth ST, 100
"A feet deep; also others.
cAGNEY, is Abingdon square.
4 FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
IA CARRIAGES AND ROAD WAGONS
In fashionable designs and co.ors
A. &. fLANDRAU.
S72 and 374 Broomc st.. old stand of Brewster Co.
AT HALF COsT-Two BEAUTIFUL LIGHT PHAE-
"a tons two falI spring top WAGONS two side bars
Harness. all nearly new, by best city makers So East Sd
st., corner 4fh av
4 sACRIrICE.-TfIREE HORSES. YOUNG AND
N sound suit truck. grocer butcher. family
farmer &c; two Express Wagons and Harness. 81 Canal
saloon.
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A SUPERIOR FARM FOR sALE-HEAR METUCuEN.
n ~. - miles Distant Peuusylvsna Railroad. con-
tsiuing ~ acres highly cultivated; fruit dwelling house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-02

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that warranted sound kind and true
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26
THE WAR OF THE BOARDS.

War to the knife has been declared between the
Boards OF Police and Health The latter say they will
not be elected from their apartments the Central
Office and ths former say fatty that they shall. On
Friday last the Board Of Police took Of the
occupied by tho vaccnatng corps for the OF
Inspector Diks the vacaie issued two months
ago having boon disreSarded by the Board OF Health
Tho latter becoming indignant 1t their cjectment OBJ
taped injunction yesterday from Judge Speir ofhc
Superior Court restraining tho Board Of Police from
occupying the said premises or interfering with the
Board OF Health in any way until May T. whom tho
matter will bo argued While they preparing copies
for service each Of tho Police Comm lssioners the
removing the furniture which they had hitherto al
lowed 10 be lc IN the rooms The papers were served
Mr.. voorhis.
General smith, In conversation on tho subject said
thai the action Of the Police board unavoidable.
They sadly In need Of all the rooms In the build
ing They had given tho Health Board, who
tenants only by suiicrancc, months notice; had
offered them the Twenty-nnh precinct station house
entire and had even consented 10 transfer OF $l00 600
IRON their appropriation but still the Board Of Health
held on 70 thor possession promising and posspoung
until patience was no longer possible.
The Police Commissioners nave been advised that the
Injunction by Judge SpeIr s not valid, inasmuch tho
Laws OF 1867, chapter 956. section O. say that
junction shall be grantci against the Police Board its
officers except by the supreme Court attcr OF
ut least eight days OF motion for njunc-
and is sill force Tho Board OF Ryath threaten TO
orciby retakc the under tho injunction to-day,
bat from the Ermness evinced by General Smith II u
not likely that they will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26
H. b. CLAFLIN.

HE Is rendered A BANQUET DY HIS FELLOW
MERCHANTS
The following correspondence fully explains ITSELF
and WILL no doubt be read with interest,"
NKw YoaK, April Is, 1870
DEAR siR-lhe undersigned for many years your
friends and contemporaries IN business desire to
press thor qualification with the your pur
sued In your late suit with the government
Especially that, standing upon the unbemshcd rep
utation OF your house you refused all oilers oi
promise aud accepted the legal issue-an example
much needed in tnesc times.
Win you kindly accept the congratulations OF your
friends, and crafty the undersigned by banning day
when you viii dine with US prvateys Yours truly,
George T. Richardson Co., Wright Bliss h Fab
yam; Woodward Lawrence Co Parker, Wilder Il
Co Joy, Langdon Co. Denny, Poor 4 Co Wendell,
Co, Jonn T. Williams, Henry !. spaulding, Samuel D.
Babcock, Lawrence x Co, f. r. Nudge Sawyer 4 Co
7. {. Calhoun, w. l. Str, ng X Co, W. rurnbul 4 Co.
upham. Tucker Co.; Lewis Brothers 4 Co, Low,
William A. wheelock, Minot. Hooper 4 Ca W. q.
Langly, Samuel Mclean Co, Fred. Butterhcid A Co.
A. Person, Hartman Co. y. Oelbcrmann h Co.
whit,emore, rcet, Pos, Co J. l. Bruner Brother 4
Co d. H. Smith Co.
nR cLAyLIx's REPLY
NEW YORK, April ~ 1870
GESrLLMES-Allow me TO acknow ledge your favor of
the 18th inst and TO ASSURE you how heartily appre-
this expression OF the confidence OF my fellow
merchants IL Is intma.ed In the public press how
ever that the government may appeal TO the higher
from decision already rendered In favor Of
my .nrm and although the absolute injustice or tho
charges preferred makes the result certain yet long
proceedings are pending In any form ] must beg TO
decline the compliment you oncr me. Again thankiu g
you for your kindness, am, very truly yours,
II. n. Ci.AFLIN
To Mcssrs GEORGE c. RICHARDSON X Co, wRieHr.
BLfss FAsYAs; WOODWARD, LAwaxScS 4 Co, and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26

To TUE EDITOR oY THE HERALD
notice with satisfaction your recent editorials the
subject Of fraudulent Trustees" The law In England
very plain and effective Furnishing this description
OF crime, for crime II undoubtedly - About twelve
years 80 ago the then well known bankers Sir John
Dean Paa strachan Bates Co., OF London suspended
payment Until that moment their credit a nrm
stood AL, while individually each member bore tho
highest character and In the best circles Of
cicty. Shortly after their stoppage OF their
toners, Dr. Griths applied for his securities which
he had len In their hands for safe keeping and for tho
cashng OF various coupons they lei due. The
ket vaiuo OF these securities uly f36, 000 Messrs
Paul. Strachan Bates & Co could not produce these
bonds &c, for the good that they had raised
money them some months previously on the Stock
Exchange In the hopes OF bolstcring up their affairs,
then IN an almost hopeless state Of confusion For
this they tried the Old Bailey, and, notwith-
standing the greatest influence brought TO bear
the prosecutor himself and In other ways TO arrange
the matter, they all three convicted and
greatest amount Of punishment allowed under the
fraudulent Trustees act Bates tnc JUNIOR part
ncrj It proved knew nothing whatever Of the mat
ter and his friends fully expected 10 get him on but t
ruled that, as partner, he was bound 10 be cog
infant oil the daily business OF the concern and
found guilty ike the others
Sir John Dean Paul nominally most religious
man. taking prominent part In all charitable and
ligious movements IN London still he went TO prison
He has died since his release and his son now bears
the honorcd title OF Sir John Dean Paul. baroncL Re-
specially, ANGLO-AMERICAN.
NKw York, April IS, 1876.
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BRIGHT SKIES IN THE SOUTH.
WHAT TRAVELLER SAW IN ARKANSAS.
90 c-x

WHAT TRAVELLER SAW IN ARKANSAS.
NEW YORK, April %, lS76
To rHn EDITOR or rHE HgRALD:-
Ihave recently returned from a somewhat extended
trip over tho State of Arkansas, which have been
Visiting of the last twenty years. sometimes and
sometimes twice each year. and must tell you briefly
how matters look down In that section.
is surprising to such q change for the better
In short time. Ny business called mo into all the
important parts OF the State, and during the whole
time saw disturbance. hence quarrels, and met
with evidences OF -fecling bitterness anywhere
The people are all at work. with energy have not
witnessed there Tor years. Tho harsh and cutting
words and cpthcts ongendcrcd by tho war hushed
and hoard more Tho colored people seem to be
bcttor satisfied than l have tnem since
tho war, and in fact all classes are in
good hum.r and full OF hope The people
better supplied and comfortable at home than
they have been for sixteen years The great wheat
crops makes the State weli-to-do. With aver
ago crop this year the poverty brought about by the
war is gone aud comfort and plenty take Its place.
There is gong back and opening old sores;
searching among the cmbers to kinde afcsh the fires
OF sectional strife People Of AL parties kind
and friendly terms and working together 10 make the
State prosperous In the wise and straight forward ad
minstration OF the government there everybody has
the implicit confidence The condition Is truly
gadenng the heart every lover peace order and
law and future OF prosperity to this State richly
endowed by nature, Is not now q matter Of doubt
Yours. respectfully, J.
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DOCK DEPARTMENT.

Tho Dock Department yesterday reported to the
Sinking Fund that the following are now in
force:-
Fvst-Francis spicrs Co, tor supplying 900 bar.
rcls English and Portland cement At s. ~ per barrel
The bills await audit
Seeond-Jancs Mcintyre, for erecting a new por At
No. ~ North River
TAird-McIntyrc Bro, for building picr at foot
Of Bank street, North River, at estimate OF
$4S7l ID
The other work now in progress Is follows Tho
Christopher section oil the buKhcad wall 10 being
EXTENDED southwark $50 feet, the completion OF the
Canal street section Of the bukh head wall and the work
pier No. North River, which, whom completed,
will be $50 feet long.
The Dock Commissioners yesterday notified the
Sinking Fund Commission that they have reduced tho
working and clerical force OF thor department TO tho
lowest basis consistent with tho business OF the de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-26
EM1GRANT SOCIETIES MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Deputies Of
benevolent and emigrant societies held yesterday
at the German soctety's Office, No. Is Broadway, at
three P. NJ
Mr.. Robert wallcr took the chair and Mr. wailach
acted secretary. The following deputies pres
cnt:-
From the German Society," willy wallach; from the
st. George r. Waller, r. J. Cortis; from the 81 An
drow, Bryce Gray, W. Coverly; from the French
Benevolent, Charles Roussel; from the Swiss Benevo-
lent Henry Eschcr; from the United Hebrew, Henry
Rice; from the Scandinavian Emigrant Alb Ericsson,
Z. r. Thore; from tho Belgian Benevolent, H. La
marche, A. dc Brackclscr; from the Irish Emgrant,
James Lynch; from the Friendly Sons of St Patrick,
IT, Barbour, William Whiteside
Tho St Davtds aud the Italian benevolent societies
were not represented. The minutes read and the
election Of officers proceeded 20, with the following
suit, the number Of directors being increased from
thrco 10 six
Fred Setback, President; Robert Waller, Vice Presi-
dent Bryce Gray, Secretary; James Lynch Treasurer;
Thomas Barbour Charles P. Thorc, Henry Rec, drcc
tors.
Mr. wallach, on behalf OF the German society, Of
fered the use Of their occ for tho meetings OF the
Board.
On motion, II was resolved to send q committee to
Albany to urge the passage Of tho bill making APP
preparation tor the Emigration Commission Tho fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed :--Robert Waller,
Thomas Barbour, Willy Wsllnch, Bryce Gray, Charles
Roussc, Henry Rice The meeting then adjourned