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.Axs SUMMER RESORTS.
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VEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREENBRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

These Springs, famous for their Alternative wat
tiers and fashionable patronage, will be open on
the lsT of JUNE. They afford accommodation
for 900 persons.
The Springs are 1000 feet above tide-water, and
the climate in which they are situated is always
COOL and INVIGORATING, affording entire
relief from prostrating summer heat.
Professor Rosenbergers, excellent band will be
in attendance to enliven the lawns and ball room.
Masquerade and fancy balls during the season,
as heretofore. fsFsf :
An extensive livery will be kept at very mode
rate charges Xxi s.tls ~ ~
CHAReEs--s3 per day and s75 per month OF
thirty days children under ten years of age, and
colored servants, half price; white servants, ac-
cordng to Accommodations.
my i2-eod2m GEO. l.. PEYTON & co.
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NTOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL.

This desirable and beautiful summer resort,
situated on the summit of the Blue Ridge Noun
tain, on the line of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road, mile from Alton depot, Albemarle
county commanding a full view of the surround
ing country, has been enlarged and thoroughly
refitted, and will be open on the LIST of JUNE.
BoARD--Per month, $40; per week, $l2; per
day So. Children under ~ years, and colored
servants, halfprice.
any in tho State.
Coaches will run daily to and from the depot.
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C0dCIItTs VIII
je l5-sm JNO. N. BALLARD.

w j., formerly Stetson House.) Just refit-
ted open June 10Th modern in structure and
first-class in every respect. VIII be under the
management of James Sykes, of Wizards,
washington, and Peter Gardner, now of the
Glsey House, New York, formerly of the New
York Hotel Applications for rooms, &c. received
at the hotel on by Mr.. Gardner at Gilsey House,
NY. SYKES, GARDNER & co,
: ieI5--fSl T4 assF tss Projectors.
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Has leaped to a circulation surpassed by only one
Religious Journal in the United States, and that
one over twenty-five years old i
go WHY is IT9
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28
GBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.l
General News.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-Sipp's brewery
in philadelphia fell in yesterday, killing
one person and wounding four.
At midnight the opponents Of Butler,
three in number. were still consulting.
There are four candidates. Butler has a
plurality. Later advices express confidence
that Buffers opponents will unite upon
one candidate.
4 coolie Vessel toundrrcd OF the coast of
Martinique. All We're lost. Two hundred
washed ashore.
The salvage on the .Tuniata, aground of
the Florida coast, is ST SEQ.
The cholera is abating III Germany.
D'Isrueli has declared in speech. ac-
cnriing to a special in the New York
World. that Queen Victoria Is physically
and morally incapacitotod from rcirnlng.
Governor Alcorn, Of Mississippi, has sold
the entire college scrip Of the Statc-2lV,-
900 acres--at ninety cents per acre.
The many friends whom Gen. CLINTON
made here are iueNprcSsibv shocked by The
announcement Of his death.
The commissioners leave tomorrow to
move the Cherokees from North Carollaa.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.--iii>ing baromc-
ter, with pleasant weather, is printable Tor
Thursday for the Southern and Gulf States.
Falling barometer, with cloudy weather, in
the Northwest. The storm on Lake On
tario will probably move eastward and ex-
tenu TO Maine during The day.
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INTERNATIONAL PosTAGE.-The reduced
rates Of postage TO Germany, provided iof
in the recent convention, goes into effect
October lSt, on and after which date tue
prepaid letter postage will be six cents TO
Germany direct, and seven cents when let
tcrs are sent in closed mai IS via England.
Letters not prepaid will be charged double
these rates ut the place OF delivery. lnc
thiS ,nIntry md Great Britain for amounts
not exceeding $50 or .gl0 sterling viii be-
Gin on the 2d of next month. Detailed in
fnrmntion rs to the manner OF obtaining
the new international orders, &c, enll now ',
be procured at all the principal domestic
mnrrv.ordcr offices of the country.
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The Kuksux Tssa. mt Raleigh

RALEIGH, N. G., acpt. 27.-In the u. S.
Circuit Court to-day the case OF Amos Owen
and others was continued. The morning
session was consumed In the discussion of
points OF law. Counsel are now arguing
the case.
The following prisoners. having bee ac-
quilted of the charges of kukluxing, were
discharged: VIM. amer, Catherine Neal,
F. A. Shotwelj, Joe DeIlinger, John Evans,
David Henry, j. q. Saunders, and r. Hicks.
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Fatal KcncoItre -The AEnbalaia and
4s's Chattanooga lsalsrOnd.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 27.-Col. D. N.
Nelson, son of Juds, 7. a. Il. Nelson, of
the Supreme Court, shot and killed Gen. j.
II. CIanton, of Alabama, this evening in
personal reucontrc.
After Il whole days discussion by able
counsel on both sidca, On the Alabama and
Chattanooga railroad case, Judge Trigg
postponed 1t until October 18th.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Republican Conventions The Hodge Case, 81

Republican Conventions Tho Hodge Case, sc.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, Sept. E.--Pubic Interest
here to-day centres entirely in the contests
going on in the Worcester and Syracuse
Conventions, and especially the former.
The Republican officials seem extremely
sollcitous, being afraid Of the effect of But
ler's nomination not only i'll Massachusetts.
but throughout the country.
The proceedings and sentence m The
Hodge court-martial have been received
here, but the same will not be promulgated
until they have been approved by the Pres
ideut. TREDEGAR,
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The National Commercial C0Dycn-
lien.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-Among the rcso-
lutions offered to-day was series by Mr..
Rhodes, Of Ohio, 10 regard TO making
Helena, Ark, port of entry The iu-
uroyement of st. Johns (Fla.) river; the
Seizure of goods by Irresponsible revenue
officers; the Adjustment of the special
whiskey taxes, and making the whiske,y
tax payable at the distilleries the eotab,
lishment Of an export tax on "nlShea u
,,n;fnrm tax on raw tobacco the abolition
# determinations against insurance COM
panies asking appropriations for the MS Ms,
sissippi leyees, Charleston harbor, ono nc,
river, and other waters the enactment e. ny
ali the States OF general railroad lay u. &C. C..
knowsdgng . the rE0t p %. ns i tough the
several States. o1,o N,
The resolutions were all referred TO the
appropriate committees; ana, a,.G ;.,o tno
apnointment of several special committees
the Convention adj ourncd..
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Tas MYsrrartors DnarrsarascH @os a

THs MYsrEarous DIBarpsaRAsoH or A
BALTrMoREAs IN New YoRK.--[Froln the
New York San, Sept. 20.l-Captain J. j. b.
Walbach, ex-lientenant Of the United States
navy, and Sou OF the deceased General Wal.
bach, OF revolutionary fame, has been miss
Ing since September 9Th. On that date he
called ct the house of gentleman who re-
sides on Columbus Heights, Brooklyn.
Since that time dtligent search by the
police OF Brooklyn and New York, insti-
tnted by his friend, Mr.. G. Fl. Addison, Of
IA Front street, has failed to reveal any
trace of the missing man. Captain
Walbach, who is Of an inventive turn
Of mind, came TO New York on the
21st of August from Baltimore, to perfect
arrangements for the introduction OF u
new rocket fhcll which he had invented.
lie also brought the plan of new range
which be had designed. He took rooms at
the Stevens House, und was negotiating
with various persons when he suddenly
disappeared on the S.h Of September. He
il about 30 years Of age. Gen. Wnlbacl,
his father, who died In Baltimore in 1857,
was an Al.atian nohlemap, who came to
this country during the war OF the Rcvo.
luton. He was appointed captain Of
dragons, receiving his commission direct
from the hands of Sen. Washington. Hc
rose to the rank of general, and at one
time was in command Of the Eastern De-
partmcnt. lie died at the ripe age OF 93.
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Fearfnj Fire or the Coast of lBke
S1sef7sUas,

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept. 21.--A fire Is
raging along the coast of Lake Michigan,
between Manitowee and Annapee. Tine
farmers are burypg their household goods
to save them. All communication Is cut
off, and unless it rains the loss of property
and life will be fearful. The wells are all
dried up.
a person who escaped through the fire
OIL horseback WAS badly siuged. He re-
ports that he counted 90 houses and barns
in ashes.
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AMERICAN EXTRAvAGASCE iLLuslhHmr NJ,
l Il, N Saws an attache of the immense shop
gg, nawn as the Grand MaSasin du Louvre
t h,ldI him that in one forenoon three Amerl
c co, familes had together spent "a, 600 francs
ts Fl oo01 in the shop; and he adds :" WAX nao
link YOU Of 600 ball-dresscs aversgtnfg 0oo
f francs (ese) each; 800 averaging 600 francs
tcsN: 900 averaging 500 francs each, :. a n !
700 priced each at $50 francs CIV:
Such was the invoice of Il shipment mace
to New York last week for one lirm III Ihal
Great CITY of the Vest
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VIRGINIA NEWs.
-, EiScssc-A Preventive -gasA
s,,u, Things ora aDG New.

.,.rcp1tncc Vf the hiTSmord Dispatch. !
SINNER iElA, NFAE RlCnMoSp,}
September -, ASH.
4. ,b,rri> n Great deal Of cattle dis,rmprr
vaj,inn. the following viii doubt
81 ,urlr u>c 10 the agricultural por-
..r ,afry readers \ leading farmer in
..a;,,t, has tlicd it with urtailin& sue.
m ms cattle. On coming to this coun.
..nut seventeen years ago, he brought
. ...In eleven or twelve COWS. They con-
...,4. 10 die until he tried this remdy. He
ft,, none since irom di.caSc. 1t Is,
over. preventive, and not remedy,
..,.i> /! nrlicvr): first. dtcnching with
..n at molas>CS. Tee next step is II
,,..r, ot one gallon OF salt, one-half pint
.,;.c. unc nat pint powdered sulphur,
..gu3,tcr Of pint OF ccppcras. Beat
81. .,,,. cop}eraS and >,itpetre; mash all the
-..,,- III SAIL, and mix the whole thorough
krc1, it III Il place 10 which The cattle
q. have itrr access. 1t should hc gwen In
..,. ;.am MAY unnl November. II Is good
.,tag horses. sheep, and hogs.
....torn crrr III the county is good, !ut
d.. .Il> Oh thc river. IN a few places
..rs Il 5 poor. iut these spots arc "lcw
,lt- uctNytu.H Where they do exist i
. .,.,... 10 the bad management OF the ten
hes. who are negroes, and consequently
'' NV ,n..,,, 80, 80, ~; ,.n,,,,,,
az. alter DE war. at which time he was
t.-l: nothing. tie sci To work with no
'' >.'. - ,,,,,i ' ;,r,n -, r,,r
.."'I' ,;.'',,''''t,N $780, T., -, =, ,.'',,i,
....HpuI. and Chester LodCc, ncir the site
B ''' -" ,rt. -, -, 49,,
=. ."- ~ 800 "'- ~ Sut Z" 900
1,~ h1s ,ni,rr" ;ndnst ~ ' and u ,,crs %
,',..,
Chesterfield, too. has n great deal more
mite than has been already developed.
.eo cca;iemrn III ta,s nciSn5orhond have
-frNc!"d - am" on thc!f i3'in>, btf Tor
u.t, ntt,l reasons we decline 10 give their
;ur~. hi, bed OF graNitc extends from
e. v.yrr ur:o tho E'yhmond and Pctrr,-
rig Tt.load. Beyond thit 1t disappears
ID yicw, though il could doubtless T.:
...ghtd at n cecntcr depth than that he
seen d" turupik" and the rallf"Hd. IL
,-I> Vlit agIluat Broad Rock ana siie,tAe'
. l1tt Ia" interior. hno.her bed lies
.a.% The course OF Failing creek, from
s ttklns'> HILL for lou& distance Up th2
ri .tlgam. \ QUARRY has been partially
.r3"i II t'a;c>- mill. IN building Ill"
Of which the stone was used.
T.. ,j-IS -! The railroad bridge are buIt
..'h Il.
need hM div say thai the DIST powdeC-
~ IN Virginia was BUILT near the place
aryc the turnpike crosses Failing creek.
:i., was burnt ~ the Indians in lb212.
rom thu Ri. ". heads found in The vicinity,
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From Galveston,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, Sept. 2T,-Niue bales
of Texas cotton have been forwarded from
Galveston, to the fairs at st. Louis and Gin
cinnati. Five bales were forwarded through
Afford 81 Veal, factors, representing San
Jacinto, Colorado, koberteS, Gonzales, and
kaufman counties.
Thirty miles OF the great Northern Il. r.
has been completed, and is accepted by the
State engineer. 1t is pronounced IN
splendid condition. The company will put
Cu passenger train at once.
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There is au unprecedented demand Tor
tobacco stamps, with constantly lncreasing
orders. The demand for proprietary an n.
document stamps is also quite large. VI
the latter class, stamps OF the iarssst ta ue-
nra,n was received yesterday from New seH
York for one of the denomination OF -, ooo.
Washington Republican.
In the election in New Mexico, on the
nth, for O delegate to Congress, Galeg9s
(Democrat) received $3.50; CheYes 9nsPsMaa.'
lcan). 1855; and Sena 9.naepenue.tsj' ~ pa'
publisans, and 9 independents.
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1t was quite gratifying 10 find the corn
crop il :, OFT and Lee much better than we
had been led TO anticipate. We think
there will he near two-thirds OF crop III
each county, though Of course our iacility
for forming Il correct Judgment ol toc eA-
tent OF the crop is limited; but We nehete
if The npnulc ar. economical rs they GEN
orally ere when they anticipate scarcity,
thew vii ge; through safely. There is said
to lie tiue mast in these counties, when
viii tend to shorten the demand for corn
Marion Patriot.
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WHEELING AID PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
The wheeling (Wcst Va.) Register under
stands that Mr.. Thomas Scott, presiueht,
on behalf OF the Pennsylvania Rallroaa
Comoapy, has made il proposition su", -, l
the citizens interested VIII pIepa5e s ~,
! = 10 Pittsburgh he will iron and
onnr.,te 1.-The actual outlay on the enter
U Urise TO be represented in the like amount
Of cupital stock.
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CONSERVATIVE NausinusiS:' sn ElU-


i'ur.liut - resolutions ad"plr,' 10y The
,..r.l. f inl~ county on their l'>i court
4.., . COSY, nliun composed OF four dele
..,..> irrm vgch toWnanip in tic ruHHtr,
-...,r,,-d ~ township meetings. a>"1m blcu
~ The courthouse on the !3d day OF the
:y,-cul mualu Tor the purpose OF nonit-
t.3,ng a candidate to represent the county
"a Ia, nest LEGISLATURE 0t Virginia.
Ga IA lion, Colonel u. ". X. Bowie,
N..~ called to the chair, and DR.. W. n.
g. ~ elected secretary.
Ertar,, auy nominations were made, let
'.r> addressed to the convention by Mr..
John T.. Woua and Mr.. John Henson, the
candidates @li.Ndy in the lieid, were lrai:
VI. Wood III a patriotic manner submitted
h.- y!ain> to the nomination TO Inc coiiFeh-
tiau. The letter OF Nj. Henson hcinS
deemed somewhat ambiguous III this re-
sect, he wn> Flowed a short time IL MIKE
shown TO the BODY his Intentions, WHCE ~
4 distinct and cmph ltic manner ne declared
a. Willingness to abide 10y hnd support
be nomination which the convention
fj-ht make, Three gentlemen were thcn
,..ittd IN Nomination., Mc$srb. Nood, Hen
SOFT. aut \. \. Gray. The voting resulted
% the thlrd ballot in the no.liinntion 81 hlr.
',r,N, Who was waited OH hN committee
.ui inform 1t II the action III the con'cn-
.uG. returning with the committee, he
delivered Il brlrr address accepting ihe
nomination II er which, on motion, the
PROCEEDINGS OF tie convention were order
at 10 lie published in the ely papers OF
L.,GMUud, ana inc convention adjourned.
+. ". il, BowiEs, Chm Il.
II n. !, t,rGy, Sccy.
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r,1.r,.s .En NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A MELIk HOUSE.-Locatcd 80 miles
n f:om Richmond on the Richmond ana y pan u
one of The most. healthy localities 10 the stale.
Coca enertsic ment for fanii e' saG per mo Ia
for students ateudio the Ameia insttutE SiU per
ain the yiclnltv. No eff 'rts will he spared 10
msE, the accommGt tlons eqaal to ahy tir5t' Glass
hotel II city or couairy. z,,, r,,
sa9-i,n* a.. V. SCVi l., ioPiie'o''
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rn. vurf at Nashville, Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Sept. 27.--Eisht horses start
cd for the railroad stakes, mile neat
Nellie r. won. Time: :4SA, l:49a , l o. ,
1914. c,,-
Time: 1 40. ;49K, 1853, 1:50A. 1:52, 100
Crow winning the Sd, ath, md 9th heats
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Outrage and Murder.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2I.-AIrs. John
II. Hamblin, who left home yesterday on
horseback to visit some friends in the colm.
try, has been found in a corn-tield with her
throat cut. She had evidently been raYish-
ed and then murdered.
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!, ,v.rps AND RAIK.DREssEss.

yVAIR-DRESSING AND SHAVING At
- y Rarh,r csrner oc 9Th end Main stree IS, VIII
only m1 ci nT TIVE. THYME CENTS for hAlit-
CUTTING and TW hRTY-FiVE CENTS ior
ttcke's for ONE liCbLhR. JOHN COOLEY Is
wiz: hum and wall be plezssdto see his frlend'
Sc 22-lw
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THE NATIONAL CONVENTION or CoLoREp

THE NATIONAL CONVENTION OF CoLoRED
PEoPLE.-St. Louis, Sept. 25.--ln the Ma
tional" Convention Of ColOred People to-
day resolutions were introduced and re-
ferred to petition Congress to remove all
disabilities from repcntant rebels Of the
South; 10 urge an aggressive war against
spitituous liquors, and favorirg the cXteI-
sion of suffrage to women.
A committee of seven was appointed TO
prepare an address to the people Of the
United States. Charles d. Devandaimc, of
st. Louis, made strong speech against any
distinct political action by the colored peo-
pie, and moved that the Convention adj
!iuurn sine die; which was defeated by 4
large majority.
The business committee reported a rcso-
luton setting apart the 4th of july TO COM
mcmorate the several events which have
eliminated in the present position of the
colorcd people in Iull possession OF the
rights Of American citizens.
Two minority reports were made, one
recommending The 1>t of January and 18th
OF July, and the other The 1st Of August.
The reports were discussed during the re-
maindcr OF the session. The MA iprity of
speakers favored the 4th of July. Adj
journcd without final action.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2G.-The Colored Con-
vention this morning adopted report Of
the committee Recommending the lst o.!
January and 4th Of july as national holi-
days, III ccmlncmoratiOn of the emancipa.
ton and acknowledgements Of the colurcd
race, The committee on business reported
n resolution III regard to amnesty, declaring
it their duty to accept the policy laid down
by the National Convention Of 1865, upon
which Il discussion ensued until the ad-
inIIrpn,pnt
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NaHrUE ESTEGs.IGENCE.

.6JrIIATLI.g ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER %, tsfl
on. ,;s,.,..,,.... 500 Mc-lA set3....>..-~. $50
go s..G ..,..... 6.t3 .iiEG t.d:......... 80
PORT CF HIJIAoEJ. SEPTEMBER ~ 1871.
eEETSG!s
Steamer Pal SADIE, Nelson. Ch!ckahonigy, ". r.
tctooacr J. Il. Gallagher. Boyle, Philadelphia,
@J schooner Exchange, Jackson, AleSandris,
fchooner j. u. Cartel weed, Norfolk, logs,
Pi4g4yn 4 Allan.
SAILED.
Steamer John ;ivl.esGcT, Clifford Sori"lk, mef-
cs ,,i,se and pxs5sugets, l.. T. Tatun y 90.
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New. PATENTS IN VIRGINIA. Motive
nowcr, James n. bcthunc. Waucnton ;
nrnjoci,le. John &. Butler, Fortress Mon
roe marine railway, j. II. Gosline, Hamp-
ton carl-saddle, VIM. b. Mcclure, Alex
anlria
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28
EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA.

FLUID EXTRACT SARSkPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT eAR3APARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SsRShPARLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT aARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAESAPkRILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAESAPARIL;IA.
Fluid EXTRACT SARSAPAKILLA,
FLUID EXTRACT SARSE.PARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SASaAPARILLA 4.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAP TLLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT BAE5ArAhILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT sAESAFARfLLA.
FLUID EXTRACT GkRshfARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SAGSAPAEILLA.
FLUIu pXrRhCT SA22APARIlLA.
FLUID EXTEACE SAKSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
FLUID EXTRACT GARSAPAEILLA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28

DESTRUCTIVE FlRE.-Abaut 10 o'clock last
pioht thr barn and stables of Mr.. ia cob
Knoll, helow Sandy Hook, one and ii half
miles from the city, were discovered to
be on fire, and before his horses, five Ill
number, could be t. rescued, the entire
building aud contents were consumed. The
loss cannot be less than $4,000, upon which
there was no lns,lrancc.-Lyachtuy Ae'
nubii;uR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-28
Ticket Agents Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q. The Ticket
Agents Convention commences business
tomorrow. It meets next year at San
Francisco.