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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-19

\ 4 YA.e elp sDys w.

LIZA - c. fatsff$FsS ySfss-x!skts
s s s Ss Gil R , aoSD1j + s 4, 81.
~ s1H s9apas - srstJ comprising
yREscH and AMERICAN Ass1xsREs
lGENTsLEMEA.s.G0ops. for. heaxy wear, $50,
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, for YOUTH
ssnd mems wear. III very low prices. sffI
ff DRESS GOODS: 'JJk he
Sly stock In this line IS nnsurpa SEED in beauty
| taste and Va tety. Beautifu' Dir ssS GOODS AZ
20, a. 80, and <6c. st Catfcos. me-: PmprsS
.iethstn great variety: IS. lendid assortraent Of
slks Irish Poplins, Mefinos, and DeIaines, al
snaoes' u ~
FLAENELs, BLANKETS, &C. - ~
Atwood Flsnse.s ss low as. SOC. White and
Colored sl,nnels, ell grades beautiful stock Of
,S T bs "a ssPp 81 M:
me call before purchasing - -
STAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as lew as loo. !, verv good, a. Cot
ton a. l23c.; Bed lick 40 10 as 12ac.--SeTy rood
for 25c. domestic ainghsms at all prices.
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. sc.
Napkins: Doyles, &C., as cheap as they eau %
s kerr Lsaissi T. c. Hsndferehisfs. III
prices. Z al ~. tt~fg Eg ,,y.y ~
RIBBONS. RIBBONS, R1BBoSs.
Of YEI%ET sDd
INGS twa,er proof) f'r ladies' wear pure SILK
Velvet, warranted all silk. Algo, very large and
splendid stock Of
CLOAKS AND sHAWLs. ~ 5s
Having uads fresh additions n my stock Of
CLOAKS and sHAWLS, canuOt foil to plSass
the taste or my customers, and onsr thean as
prices that d ~ competition.
GENTLFMEE'S FURNISHING GOODS:
nv stock Of GENTS FUR sIsHIEG GttODSi IS
very com plete GENTS Flannel r7udershirts,
gents Nerino Shirts at 81 gents Collars Il and
kerchiefa, aud Cuffs.
as CORDIALLY INVITE THE fCBLlC
to en- examination Of my stock. feel myself
com pctent to pls ase and guar NEE perfect s.tis
faction. Give me call, and Yoa shall not go
away without being accommodated
" JULIUS SYCLE, -
rolT 900 Main street.
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ng CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
c1'oTHs.-We have now In store BODY and
TAPEsTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, Ne
GRAIN, vENITIAs. and HEMP CARPETS;
FLOOR OIL-CLoTH, !, H. and guards wide !;
DRUGeET,,! BAIzE, LINEN, and On-CLOTH,
70. covering stsir carpets, at
- ..l.|@2 :" LEVY BROTHERS.,
'-",'.- IS Ea>i ''' 1918 and 1915 Main street.
The hest SEWING CnTT ON now in market Is
JOHN CLARK, JB., & CO.'S. Use no other.
mol ...,s.., $3.50. a# ...r ...
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= n1rBREEDEN Sc FOX INVITE AT
TENTIoN to q large aud varied assortment OF
.J..lJ DRESS GoODa u 20
now arriving, which Includes some very attractive
bargains from New York auction sales OF the past
week. Their general stock OF --''
. - DRY GOODS
Is also very extensive, and unusual inducements
- 'ti, r t'' 's''1.r!1S u BREEDENi & FOX, H.
mn 10. lie. ~ srs.ss@ No. 4ol Broad street.
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WNGO, Elicit &CRUMP,
Wy i3cs MAIN STREET, bet. l3yh and iah.
We are I'm daily receipt OF our stock Of BOOTS.
SaOES, TRUNKS. &C., comprising the iasess
and best styles Of Ladies', Misses, Children ana
Cents Boots and Shoes: Also an exceuans &C.
gortment Of the very best farmers heavy Koocs.
ana Z variety of Satcheis, ysltses. &e:;i an OF
which We are selling very low. a call
latc with Gardner d Carton.
;, JOHN g. ELLEET.
~ late with, r. 5. Ra!dwin.
Il al JAS. u. CRUMP.
-ss late with WsgHoner u Harvey.
,JANEsA. GRIGG. Salesman. u, VI oG iz-.sn.
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1apECrAE NOTICES.

~ MERcHANTg AID MECHAN-
les, BANNING AND iNsuhAsoE Con
parv a ppeetsnfs Of the sasscrioers TO the cspi-
..I ascK OF the abov eSzaenttoasd Company will DO
haid on MONDAY, November ssth, ut a o'clock
:. M AZ the Planters, Natonal Bank for the pur-
nose or organization. JAes n. s6A8DNER,g 81
"a II Z Chairman. j
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r IsT ( r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FFR pr frst premium; MUNseH'S TuBul
LAR LIGHTNLNG;ko first premium; AAEk.
ICAE CHI akEY CAP, fist ,pseI I = ssn i
be found at MOUhTCASTLE's:5 go Broad street.
All in want Of above articles should eau before
nurch lslng elsewhere. i.s.,g.Ht ~ y hoAsG
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TIE Republican and the Patriot, Of Wssh-
ington City, reach this city I" one day after
dsts." Consequently, they are valuelsss.
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NEW STORE.-LADIES BOOT AND
IN SHOE EMPORIUM,
No. 46 Broad street, between 9Th and sth.
have now on hand aud am receiving daily new
:, s. additions to ms large stock q 81
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GAITEHh
comprising the very best assortment OF Ladies',
Misses, and Chtdren,s yfLt.f>
ISL BOOTSAN gSH OES
all widths and sizes, made expressly for me by the
best manufacturers In the country all Of which
! Remember, this is ths only Ladies' Boot and
Shoe emporium IN this city which Is expressly
adapted for ladies' only .. a. M.HARRlsy. '!l
oc 2T-m AIS Broad street. between 9Th aud tta&f
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DIED.

=. Ccto~er 80, 1870, AEExkHDR4 DAA NE, Agea i
ihrty live ears and eight mouths, alter pointli
Illness OF eel gliteen months. -, r
He les Yea fond WI fe nd three childre a a SIS
ter, and brothers, and many relatives 70 mourn
his loss. - - o.ooo,, MI,
Masho,!ist Chapel at II O'Clock So DAY MOhN-
ISG November 20 Friends and acquaintanees
are respectfully requested to sttend. III.
Ia W flmington n. c., November 18th, OF diph-
tharia , In WOOD FijRDF, second SON Of John
A. aud pattie K. Folst. ad, aged years monsns
and u days. EvEs .s5s
On the 18th inst. Miss FRANCES N. BROWN
The funeral wit k pla n TIL iAFTERNOON
n, half past O'Clock from st. Paula Church. " =.
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LEATHER AND

NEW LEATHER AND sp5.n1sc HOUSE,
y ~ lsls oARY sTkEa;1I z; = i, N need
t aaSS,sEsgG.sshTfsfRCx CALF SKINS kits s tn,S
IsATHER, LiSIsGA ard such oseS s s shssG
% are usually fo,ad in Lss s oS he n.osi AZ
xanssseons terms; he can ~ low - 'he'
s SOLE a GEaTHER,s q ,he alasrs1t ss and KIP
FBENcH and AMERICAN etNo'
Il. SIDE asii.sesrHgR,.BIStSss.
THREADS. HaaES, &c-t &C.
sii sshaSSaslunns nEvERHe lang knos ..r. 70
tina stsd and ,ss!sss 30, ass ssaS ne. and
aant tth the business, Can oe asaaS, nj frendS
waxeita 90 ny PETEk TiSst.ssn;,
'''N - 49, igia Cary a., between sa'h @i'1'''''
no s--lm6sswsHa
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CLabTHING.

:An0 OVER-COATS, of all the newest
4OU STYLES, embra cling the KING Villa y,
GLESGARY's, FROCkE, and SACKS 70.
gelher with few LEFT OF the YOUTHS or nA ~
MES,S sl5 SACKS which am yet ceiling q! $40.
If YOU want q 2 cd CAT for the money, now
20 'oA1 WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
".. ,-..s.,, corner 10Th and Main streets,
no,a old stand Of Baldwin's.
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DUCKWALL g. ROUSS,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.

No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
Just received a5, 900 worth Of AUCTION BAR
GAINS, embracing almost every variety OF Dhf
GOODS and NOTIONS.
These goods mus. all be sold, and sold at once
Embracing the greatest bargains we hsve ever
offered to the public.
Don't ask what we have got. We have got every
thing YOU " ant, snd at prices that will astonlsn
all. .y.-.I
900 wards of beautiful PLAIDs, 30c, worth 'or.;
Beautiful BADEN CLOTH for ladies' suits, at
aQc very cheap at Soc, -
1000 yaris BUEFALO BLACK 6LPACaS
BLANKETS.
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
vt Iess tn All factory prices. We are smotheEed III
RIANKETS Come aud take them away
Beautiful SOLID and PLAID OPERA ELAN
rieSant SHEPHERD PLAID sHAwLs ats:.
Bes1 1uality VELVhTEEN, $l.25 cheap AZ e.
Full line BLACK and CuLOEtD fELfAI
RIBBONS. at half price,
RIBBONS, all widths, cheaper Than TIE cost Oh
500 TaaDI i snd MISSES HATS, from asto &c.;
lees than half price,
EIJ KS and Asst IA KAN
& 0oo wards ASSORTED PRINTS handsome,
5000 yards BILE CHi6D and BROWN DoMEsl-
iii! ICS ut factory prices,
FLOOR OIL-CL0fH.,a-t no-
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DEMOVA LYME & BROTHER,
tx, AUlTIDSEERS AND REAI. + s IA TE
sGaNT's. have moye1 10 their new ofice, NO:
1oip MAIN strict, tnird door from corner Of
isth. In reno wing to cur new office VIZ again re-
turn TO oar numerous friends and customers our
tn .nks' for the very ,herai patronage @hich u
effort shall be spared on our part In prompting
thcr interest. and TO others whose custom we nope
real estate publicly ana privately, in the city Of
Richmond and the counties contiguous thereto !
rents to drawing OF deeds, making negotiations,
&c. we most respectfully solicl. the pat onsge
ofthe public generality and aatter ourselves from Sa
,i,1a IN piye entire satisfaction to all parties VINO
Ia y e" =. = WILLIAM Il LYME.
IN LIZ ROREtAT B. LYME
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mARR,lt.rEp.|

al 81. Jamss,s Church, wilmingto ., A. 3 Ill. Hs
Rsys Thofiss Aski = nj IL n. WALTFRBLAiR
BENZ ORs5 to LIZA H, uaugnfcf Of siaeS Az
dertpn, Ftq. 81 20 a--.-sss
On the 1Th ,nst,nt. by the lev. Jss =; 4stss,
WHITE both OF Henrlco unity, Va. ytcyy
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TaIoWER POTS BY THE THOUSAND.
n vye are manu- ac, uring FLOWER OF GAR.
DHN PoTs which we are Offering e TIE ssras nsss
os, srtacs AZ f.ur retsery stos e. NOS FOurteanth
street. !. mo is-lsl q. ia yID RAB,s = soN..
fsu'se 80 WO0n q SOESi
noa cd And Main stzs
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PROPOSALS.


No l g E.
we, the undersigned, commissioners appointed
nv the County Courts Of Prince Edward shd Cum,
berland counties respectively, VII celve, en.i.
the 18th Decembe. lsle seaisa prapoeII ., io
ninety feet long apd twelve feetta width rom on'
70 out to be Guilt Of heart pine, across Inc Appo'
lnattox river vt Farmville lie, VA. <,..,,
and 20 be sent to II. Z. WARRsN. Fum'iils'
Va; =, '.,r,,,o. h,yc ordered
Iev,es 10 be made In De epher. tina: mHn:y nay 10
ready to pay for building Of said brioge.
Com'rs Of Prince Edward.
H.. w. L. BL ASIOs'
80. " W. L.I.hACAsTER,
s-.f J. J. BEAET0N,
no1a-s Com'Isof Cumterland
THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. A.
/ 'thorized by an act Of the Eegis at re o. u
aiDia, passed January 30. lse! rr, at na boy, md
4. WISE, p. I, MOORE. T. f. 81 ,sh L. AZ the
%WisioSs and orpbans OF The sousben States
invites PROPOSALS from p,r,ict. disposed 70
contract for the privilege c3nisrie1 " 'H' 'AA
Ter; ;or,b,v n,vmep,s ~ be r.qul. d. aud salts
factory security for .ha penetsh ihl!neu'' - '~
pos further ioiormation sdrs the upSe7sss .sl
until the 30rH ANr0f ssSgAbER' ~ '''
Franklin strict, t.tSLInonS. ~ ..,y,xv.r
ro17-dtd Managing Director.
0rr,cE sUpEs1srgSpEST PUBLIC pE1NIIsG'
eH,e'' - RIcHMoND, Nov. 10Th n.o. ,
,nROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC fklN e' l.
II ING. -
In accordance with tie pre- visions Va ~ ~, srh
the General Assembly OF virginia, p'sseu ~. ,sa
fst. 1866 sealed proposals. will be re- eisss y Ia
uudersjsued thros ghi post-oftce ~, a, 70
mould, Va, until THURSDAY; tve r :s1I TrSt.
O'clock, NJ, fortlc BOOK and J2B fn "a sisD.
FOEDINs, STITCHING, EGGtSu. ~, ~; a. 10, he
ING, required Tor the STATE OF nts"
ascal year ending November sSth' te...
+uBoOK AND PAMPHLET PsiN'l'o.
Composition Of type per I:eos ems ; , ~
Press work, per token, Of $50 shsete' octave
JOB PRINTING. ~a
f,omrosi. lon Of type per LOCO ems;
9sess wo,k pe9 token OF 80 shsess- .t..s.,
FOLDING, srITEHlSG, hULisa' 80
~ IA BINDtNG. 90 ,.x
As per blank c.eduls that wa 90 fu' p'1s'A y
chsrse, err and specimens OF the woih n ,assrI
| he rsnuirsd can be seena ths once ot ta7 aHNs
sienet in the Capitol. ...t,et all
aha undersigned 1eseryse Tue riahs 10 ,ss Pint
unreasonable rids subject 70 appsaa or ne
Ing Commit 60 OF the aenera! assemo' V
Severn Or or tho Commonwetl.t, ,,.a "a enter
THE successful bidders Viii pc feYusa se,nt aud
| into bond, with good security, ios .nS pio''F
faithful execution Of tSsir cen. SSSr vgrER.
jsa,o,s ID suD,t Public PTsatps.
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ssa r. sfs.gsesNERaE rs.

TACKSON'S CANDY FACTORY AND
u Fat,Y CAKE BAKERY, corner or BToaa 1
and % streets. He has fines MA las 8sAfsS
in the city, new RA!sINS new FIGS, ana !nli
assortm ent OF FIRE CD and ANS Lat, g',Ns
FrCTI N.AIEa at wholesale and ret Ill. re ms
every f.cllity for furnishing i 81 DIS OF lCEp,
or AM TED, and FANCY CAN 10. iOE
CREAM, in moulds or otherwise 10 otoef'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-19

TINEST BORDEAUX PRUNES.-Just
Il received, Il small lot Of XTEA B0RDEAUA
? RITSIcS IN two-pound beckazec, Sin and glass.
ANDREW PlZZlS1 e CO...
..o.7 s07 Brad street.
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GROCERIES, dc.

E1REsa AND DESIRABLE GROCE-;:
aoo hays fair to choice RIO COFFEE, - -.
100 bags choice Jag UAYRA Do,
40 liars old Government JAVA anu ARABIAN
Roo barJei, REFINED sUGABs-A, Crushed,
,.,-l-. CRAM. Po~'d. and Cut
$50 barrels Il. c. CUT HEARINGS, ..,ll. -. i.
$50 $50 p psssS ages CANDLES; 500 boxes oAKLEY's
rs hhds. sI1Es and SHOULDERS; 400 barrels
30 hhds. trir to choice r. +. SUGARS.
SOLE LEATHER, G GAIN PEPPER, GIN
Queen Chop, aud Gold Chop and Oolong TEAS.
we are prepared. notwithstanding the ne greaa e
food, to accommodate our friends aiid the tr"de
generally n SApny . co.
oc S { - .-E o. Y. tA.SD1 ~ 49,
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ToHN n. WOODEN,
lily MAIN sTREET, 49,"
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE
I am now receiving In addition 10 my lR
stock Of gOEEIaN- AND DOMESTIC DRi
SILKS, PoPLINs, = = ~
80. CRETOUNEs, sATEEEs, 4 ~ ~
b PLAID PoPLIE and sERGEs,
~. SHAWL sUITs, t
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as - 5sa.
- ;r ALPACAs, B0MSAZINEs,
= TAMISE, MERISos,
..a- EMPRESS CLOTHS -a'r
y REPS, BIARRITZ, . -
gIci JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLISa,
to which would respectfully solicit an exanina-
tion. D
We call special attention 70 our large assort-
ment Of CLOAKINGS in sIlk yelvet, Black and
Colored Velveteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings. - 40.
Also, CLoAKs, sHAwLs, and WATER
PROOFS In great variety. >
CLOTHS and CASsIMERvS for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, Including fuli line %
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics. y
FLANNELS in White, Red, Yellow, Gray aud
Blue. '-.v
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids snd Solids.
HOUsE-FURNIsHIEG GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Lsces for cur
taina, Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Pillow
Cotton. ..s
| GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEFS,
HOSIERY. EMBRolDERlks, LACEs,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFSa and COLLARS
In fact, everything to be found In frs-class
store, and we cordially invite an examln ssion by
al In want as we are determined to sell at the
lowest possible figures. u,oonur
oc 20 J@HN :. WoopflN
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rIRsT OF THE SEAsON.-NEW CRtOP
I MALAGA hA1rINS, GRAPES, EIGs, Ell.
Tow noxes loo drums new SMYRNA Figs, 4, ana
h drums; 10 kegs Malaga Grapes; 10 fra is ne"
arshiau Dates Just received: For tsle ~
80 a'i''i =. LOUIS j. BGSSlsUh, o.
oc 1s--sm, Five-story Building. l!l2 NAN ST.
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MEETINGS.

SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TELE..
= Gx.PH COMPANY.-rh h. ANIMAL M ettDg or
The Stockholce:s OF TINS Coup ny VIII - held ut
the Com pauy's ON in fhe CITY or fb!laueipnana'
Mt. cln-k r. A., for til. election OF officers for
the In uiilg ,e,r. snd for sich other Business as
n'A' =. j. NJ. CuLL1SGWnOD,
,o 10 nj Eecretary.
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MALAGA GRAPES, 5. ,rs
49, FINE DUCHESS PEARs
FINE BELL PEAkSa cn,u
os sO7 Broad street,
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NEW SUPPLIES. 49, -.
s gross GEGATInE, ,,,ry
10 dozen Is RDEr's CONDEMNED MILK
n ,oF ras Ps oraliU PINEAPPLE CHEEsE,
s cases PRESERVED GINGER, g..
Is boxes LAYER Rh1SihS, .....
sT'TnSi s and ENGLISH WALNUTS,
CITRON and CURRANIS, .'-
. SAHDI,ES, sudt:
LNNDO- CRACkE4S,
'TITSt, RASKFTS, Z fTtiKETS, &C.;
with the usual supply OF excellent FA MlL9 Gho-
CrRIkS. W. &. DAHDRli'GE 81 CO..,
80 "a s27 Broad street.
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UULToN MARKET BEEF,
T. No. l MACK EKEL,
No. / SAL -........ ....
SCALED HERRINGs, -.,,.
+. 4. FERRI5'S sUGAR-CURED'H HAMS
.. and SHOULDERS.
oc,s j. B. KIDD, I'll Broad street.
TRESH MOUNTAIN BuCkWHEAT,
FRESH MOUNTAIN BUTTER, 81 ...
ror soIe nv H-' WILLIAM &. TATUM,,
fu " ie ~ sos Broad street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-02
RETHANY COLLEGE.

tI,IIE TIIIRTIETII SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on MONDAY,
the 18th OF SEPTEMBER, 1870, and terminate
ON The 18th of June, ISL. Iii Is rOmanilcal-
Is situated i'm the midst of The beautiful
:nd healthy hill-countrv of the Panhan-
die" of West Virginia, easily accessible ny
railroad or river and surrounded with the
most favorable influences for student lllc.
ID has property in Endowment, Bulld-
lu..S, Apparatus Library, &c. of over s3bl-
~, and Is thus enabled 10 sustain FACULTY
and furnish facilities for thorough ettuca-
cation OF the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided lut.
both public and private boarding, and un-
furnished rooms Will be let To students who
wish to board themselves
COURSE or INSTRUCTION.. Regular Lit
rrary Course, including the Ancient Lam
.aIageS, for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts.
: Literary and Scientific Course for the
p,."rrc of Bachelor OF Sciences. = = he
Course for Master of Arts. /. The Course for
Master 81 Sciences. .. Special Courses i'll
detailed information rs 10 these Courses
will I've found In our catalogue.
AppARATIrS AND MUSEUM.-The lnStitu-
zion has n complete set OF Philosophical
\punr:ltuS, and students who wish It are
trained in the use of Field Instruments
alSn - thoroughly fitted up labratory, for
practical instruction anu work ID 'hSillc''i
AualNsiS, and an ample Museum ior the
srudy OF Natural History.
TEgMs.-Tuition, so per session: Board,
ing from - To 50 per week. IniurniSheh
rooms - per session TO eacn Siuueni. pr
barring for the Ministry. Free tuition I"
sons uf Ministers of the Gospel OF All tie
nominations.
For further particulars apply for GAIA
lu.lIr Ia Professor &. l.. L0Os, Secretary, OF
To W. X. PENDLErON, President,
i>iS Bethany, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-02
The Nomination of John 5. Davis.

The nomination OF our tOwhSillah,
John j. Davis, for Congress will he re-
ccived with the hearticst applause 10y all
orr readers. His name At the head OF
our ticket insures majority in Harrison
County of 2O0 at least His opponent
for the office is a nephew OF his opponent
for Legislative honOrs last fall, Nathan
Coil, Sen, much more deserving gen
tleman than his junior namesake. Last
fall Mr.. Davis had a majority of II over
Nathan GoI, Sen, who is looked upon
as the strongest candidate in the Repub-
lican party in this county. In view Of
these figures, and the increasing popu-
larity of Mr.. Davis, and the retrograda-
ton of Republicans and Republican
principles, the majority of Mr. Davis
in this county cannot he less than 200.
1t would he work of supererogatlon
for lis to SAY anything in introduction
of Mr.. Davis as the candidate OF the
party. Heis well and favorably known
to all our citizens of both parties. lie
is a Democrat who knows but two sides
to all uncstions-a right and wrong side
and is ALWAYS found on the right
cur candidate for State Senator is not
so well known to our readers. He Is
piain, good, honest farmer, with the
,lain name of John p Harris. lie
! has never been prominent in politics,
Never sought office, and did not seek it
now. During the war he was Union
man. hut stood !unflnchingly hy the
Democrats, and with them was stigma
tizei asa rebel. alc is q brother of
Ken. Harris, lat bears no political re
semblance to his brother.-lie will I'M
! loubtedly be elected Thy a very large
majority.
! Organization is now imperativeIy in
order. We appeal TO the Democrats Of
town to give the work an immediate
start. and to the Democrats of the
county to second all efforts. Adopt q
plan and 90 TO work.-C2orkst~y Con.
! esr,,1fjTT .....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-02
How "Dexter, IL Fed.

Ia the morning he is allowed all the
water he will drink, and after which
two quarts of oats are given, and when
eaten, half an hours walking exercise
is enforced, when he is brought home
again (Which isuSually about Q o'clock,
\. NJ. } he gets two more quarts OF oats,
but if no drive for the afternoon, half or
three quarters OF an hour more exercise
of Gentle nature is expected, and al !
o'clock, Z. NJ, two quarts of oats are
tel, and in the ate. noon, if he be drh :
en-, which is about fifteen miles, on
coming into the stable he is rubbed dry,
a swallow Of water, and from five to six
pounds Of hay is placed before him. If
the work has been little extra, hc l.
treated to two quarts OF oatmeal Cruel,
and when well cooled Oft, half Il bucket
of water and three quarts of oats with
two quarts OF bran meistene'l in water.
On days OF great speed the allowance
of water is reduced Thus it seems that
this plcaSurc-horse is fed on nine quarts
of oats and two of bran, and from five
TO six pounds of hay, in the ~ hours,
costing tor oats about ~ cents per day :;
bran. say five cents; hay, seven cents :;
making total Of 81 cents for feed. II
Willie observed that it costs within q
few cents rs much to feed horse used
for plcasurc.driving, when fed on oats,
as il does TO feed a handwriting horse
on corn meal; but it does not follow
that hari-working horse could he kept
in condition with nine quarts of oats per
day, nor that the plcasure-horse would
require fifteen quarts of corn meal per
dav 10 insure a good working condition.
How difficult ~ well as unnecessary is
it for us to Tx a certain quantity OF food
10 he given TO all horses, when age, con-
ditiom and work are not the same.
This discrepancy, however is for the
intelligent stahlcman, easily overcome
hv little observation OF the feeding
capacity and condition of each indlvldu-
al horse under his care! tits safe To
allow some horses OF weak constitution
to eat all the food they can consume,
and that will not hc too nrIch 10 main
tain them in flesh and working order,
their appctitcs being the only measure
required tor daily use, at least during
the season of work, The work is the
regulator of the consumption of feed, as
with such horses the harder the work
the less will they, eat, and vice versa,
when 4 limit of the quantity rshoulda e
male.-Dr. McC2wc. : II ~ ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-02
FINANCE AND TRADE.
s.'imeinn.ii market.


CINCINNATI, August !.
iFL0UR-Unchaneed. u
GRAIN-Wheat firmer; held al
81 30G1 80 for red, and 81 35@l a. for
white Corn dropping sales of zoe
bushels ear at Soc. Oats dul; old at
50G5lc; new at 35G4Oc Rye dali at
90@9jc. Barley unchanged. ID
COTTON-Nominal; sales at lSEc
for midding
TOBACCO-Unchanged but steady.
mWHISKY-At 97@9Sc, and firmer.
PROVISI0NS-In better demand,
and firmer for bulk meats and bacon;
mess pork in limited demand at $50 90
lard held at l6s@l6ic; bulk meats at
l3Ic for shoulders, and Isle for sides is
now asked; bacon held at l42, Ia and
Isle; sales of 80 hhds shoulders at
I4Ic; sugar cured hams at 25@G 2Gc,
and firmly held.
RUTTER-Steady at 25621c.
CHEESE-Firm at l3l@l4c.
EGGS-Quiet at l2@l3c.
OILS-Lard firmer, and 2@3c higher.
GROCERIES-Steady refined sugar
Ic lower. Coffee firm. Rice Ia ic
higher; Carolina at 9!@93c.
CANDLES-Firm and tending ny
wards at lS@lSlc for full weight.
GOLD-At l2l buying.
EXCHANGE-At l-l0disconnt buy
ing.
MONEY-Market steady at S@l0
ner cent