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President Grant took three premiums
for colts at the st. Louis Fair last Thurs
day.
Don Carlos, of Spain, is living at Geneva,
Switzerland.
Sam. Houston, Jr., is district school SUI
peryisor in Texas.
The ex. Confederate General Gano is now
Il clergyman IN Tennessee.
General Wade Hampton, of South Caro-
lima. is 30 feeble from nervous prostratloh
that his friends fear he cannot recover. Ills
wife lies very low, too, from late attack
Of paralysis.
General r. B. Van Buren,, cousin OF
President Van Buren,, died at Herdon,
Va, on Thursday morning, ID Inc elgnty-
first wear of his age. His remains nave peen
taken to New York.
in consequence Of rumor that the Inlfd
Avenue Savings Bank, in New ! ork, was
unsouud, 4 run was made on 1t by deposit
ors on Monday, who drew out S20O. wv, ana
the president announced that the panh
would meet all demands.
The military expedition Of eight hum
bred men cscorting the Northern PACING
railway surveying party has encountered
No hostile Indians, as was apprehended,
and the survey progresses successfully ana
rapidly.
The amount of Government money Ia
the vaults of the sub.treas ,,; q. 81 wh;eH f.
about %, 10000, q bali millloR Of Wn'en -
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The Triennial Episcopal Convention.

BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE Committee
on Canons has been directed to consider
the expediency of repeating section 6, ca.
non 10; to inquire into the eXpediency of
canon providing for the admission to the
ministry of the Church of ministers or
dained by bishops not in communion with
this Church; to consider the eXpediency of
changing the name of this body from Con-
yention" to &" Council"
A resolution offered by DR.. Bull, Of AL
bany, as q substitute for article 3 of the
present constitution of the General Theo-
logical Seminary Of the United States, pro-
viding that a new Board of Trustees shall
be constituted, was referred to the Com
mittee on General Theological Seminary.
derng collections in all the churches on
Sunday the 18th instant for Chicago.
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T III e E ECTIOHs.
PENNSYLVANIA


:, PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE Rennb-
ilcan majority for, the different candidate,
III Inc city ranges from z, 1000 to IL. O0O,
The State Legislature will nrnboh,,,
stand /: Senate, 18 Republicans and * ~
Democrats. "nu Fl
WASHINGTON, October 1.-From tba
iatest accounts the Republicans claim Penn.
savanna by 10, 600 maj ority, with maior;tv
Oh JOINT ballot In the Legislature.
~~--..~ OHIO. ,..
CINCINNATI, October 11.-Noves csrrios
hamilton county by about 9. 900 maj oritn
The Democrats elect the Legislative ticksst
OF the county, which will probably owe
them majority on joint ballot In The To
glslature, thereby securing the United
States senator.
Later.--The State has gone Republican
by q reduced majority. The Legislature
however, Is doubtful. ~
WAsH1NaToN, October 11.-The Ohio
Legislature Is still doubtful, the chances
fayoring the Democrats. The details are
very meagre as yet.
Second Dispatch.
CINCINNATI, October 11.-Returus con.
tinue to show Republican gains. They
claim the State by from 20, 900 to &c. 900 ma.
lorlty, with majority In the Legislature OF
II to 10 on joint ballot. - -
TEXAS.
GALVESTON, October 1.-THE net moiori.
ties as far as heard from are as follows: First
district, eight counties, Herndon's Demo.
crat) majority, 1907; second district, Con-
nor (Democrat) reelected by about; Is .OOa
majority third district, fifteen counties.
Giddings's Democrat) majority, 622; fourth
district, twenty-nine counties, Hancock's
(Democrat) majority, 3,64O.
A COUNTY DECLARED UNDER MARITAL LAW.
GALVESTON, October ia special to the
Neacs from Austin says that Limestone
county has been declared under martial
law and assessed S50, 900 for bad behavior.
Adjutant-G General Davidson takes charge
of the military of Grimes county.
The vote of Limestone, Grimes, and Bell
counties will be thrown out, which will
make the vote between Giddings and Clarke
nearly equal. Clarke will receive the certi.
fcate of election. State Senator Mills has
been heard to say that Clarke shall 90 to
Congress if there are bayonets enough in
the State to send him there.
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New York Items.

New YORK, October 1.-THE Western
Union Telegraph Company has reelected,
unanimously, the old board, except Bur
rows, Cobb, and Ellis, whom n. A. Bald.
win, William d. Bishop, and Sheppard
Gaudy succeed.
Hon. William Orion, President of the
company. has SO far recovered from bis
long and serious illness as to be at his office
attending to business to-day.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE attempt to
indict Comptroller Connolly has failed.
Henry McDermont, an emigrant swim.
dler, has been sentenced to five years i'm
prisonment.
The whole city of Brooklyn is to be vac.
cinated.
A woman lately released from the luna.
tic asylum threw herself and her two chill
dren from the upper-story of her residence
to-day.
Mrs. Ada Grant died to-day from the
effects of taking oxalic acid by mistake.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
APPOINTMENTS, SO.

WASHINGTON, October 11.-Colonel A.
A. MARYLAND, assistant superintendent of
the mail railway service, fourth division,
headquarters at indianapolis, in addition
to his ordinary duties, has been appointed
inspector at large Of post office buildings
throughout the country.
Jacob r. Pierce has been appointed post
master of Oxford, Miss.
E. NJ. Sandy has been appointed collector
Of customs ut Tappahannock, Va.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, October 1I.-An area of
low barometer, with southwest winds, will
probably advance on Thursday from the
extreme northwest into Iowa and Wiscon-
sin. A disturbance of some severity is ap-
parently in the central portion Of the gulf.
Clear weather will probably continue on
Thursday from the interior Of the Gulf
States to the Ohio Valley. The cloudiuess
will clear away, with cold northwest winds,
from Virginia to New York by Thursday
morning, and In New England later in the
day.
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WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS.
SIOAT 4 ADDINGTO|,
Nos. 1922, 1a24 1926, and las Gary street.
aud Nos Is and l5 south 18th street,
RICHM MON ID, VA.
We wake sN kinds Of new work in the MA
CHIElSr LINE, EErAIE ALL KINDS OF
WORK We 60 In the COUNTRY 10 do all
SORTS OF WORK In our line. Also, make the
best TOBACCO MILLS In the world, and keep
them on hand. as we'll rs TOBACCO SCREWS OF
sl kinds, together wi h BANDS ard BlLLETS,
and all articles for the m4nufactnIe or tobacco.
We keep on hand f,r sale oil DIES OF
NAW aud SECO+E-HAMD ENGINES,
BOILERS, SA W-hlLLS.
GRISr MILLS, PUWhE PUMPS,
PLATFORM sCALtS,
SKATING. AAHGgRS, PIIl.LIES,
GEAR and BEVIL WHEELS,
And In fact general assortment VI III useful ar
ticles in our line together with
JUDSON,S PATkN Il STEh M-ENGlEE
UrIHA CO. SrEa3 GAUaEs,
SfLDEN'S PATE>T ENGINE PACKING,
PEST EaLYmS. GLubE VALVES,
TAL;.OW COCKS,
SEAF-OILIEG CUPS, for both engines and
sh.fLing;
FiIUE CI.tANFRS,
Oh CAN, WATER GAUGES &C.
All OF which we se!l at reason able prices and on
accommodating terms.
n. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds Of
machinery, both new and secoad- hand. Come
ocs sLoAT & ADDINGTON.
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MANIFESTED all along the road. Numbers =,
People OF all classes are@asaemblea at th .,
beprd asaemP pIsg to throw bundles on
up at the principal stations o,n.; are piled
next train. We are now over the tne
grades, and can make stfll better tEi a.s
the Susquehanna division. ss' 'iiae on
ELMIRA, October live took tho -,
OF the lightning express train Mt S,,.n 1saa
mamma, and have made an unpreceSsatEaes
run TO this point. Dense crowds are n NC,
lecting at every station where contributinns
NEw YORK, October n.-From oil points
e1rouohout the country reports are receiye.3
Vi Tnunlncene contributions to Chicago,
aoRTsEss MoNRoE, October little citi.
rally for the relief of the CHICAGO s,1farars
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The New York Journal Of Commerce of The 10Th
Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH.

1869 oales; unlants. lasc.; Orleans, 2osc. Flour
Unchanged. Whiskey heavy at &c.. Wheat lower:
winter red. &l.6l@SI83. Corn closed lower at To
Sic. Rice, St6l9c Pork tirmor at Sl3. 750s,3 81.
Beef quiet: Lard firm kettle. 1Oac. NavAls strong
Freights 1rmer.
BALTIMORE, October ll.-Virginia's, old, 5g
asked: '67s, 90 bid, 65 asked; coupons, old sIA
asked new, 10 asked. West Virgnfa's, % bid, rs
Flour firm western family, s7.5O@ss.sO. Wheat
1rmer amber, $l.7sG9bl 80; good red TO prime,
Sl.65@s1 60; common to fair, $1.4OGSI.5O PENN
sylvania, sLss@Slel; Ohio and Indiana, 81. $40
Sl.5S. White southern corn, so@53c. yellow 75@
TIC. mixed western, 72@7jc. oats steady at 4s@I
soc. Fork firm At $3.50. Bacon firm, with ad-
vancing tendency shoulders Sc. rib sides. sa,.;
clear rib, SIC sngar-cured hsms, l1s@l7tc.
Lard frmer at letNG4c. Western butter We Ak at
10@22c. Whisky, 81.
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For the DISPATCH.
CANVASS IN Hanover.
ASHLAND. October II. 1871

ASHLAND. October II. 1871.
Ur ". II. Quiscnnerry. Conservative
gaud!i.t. for the Senate, and i. L. Gard
ncr and ~. {. l.. Thompson. candidates
;n- the House Of Delegates, having adj
dressed the people at various places in the
}.ri.cr sections Of the county during the
I.l,t week. on Yesterday reached Ashland.
E.Mjirg here quite number OF Radicals,
vito had assembled for some unexplained
rurrG,a, were invited hy them to divide
tlr tin. OF speaking with them. by ar
raa-em"n!. Or. Qui~cnbrrry was allowed
huii AN hour. 10 be replied 10 at same
t.r.fu tx Major john Page, one OF their
T,lu,iia leaders.
I'T. Vui>ci',rrv, in al able. furcihlc. and
,'ups.e4t manner. consumed his allotted
;i,a,. md wu> followed bv PAGE in his usual
Sale ~ abuse oi IN" old Democratic party,
.,,iHj@@ IL ignore the fact that DR.. Qui>en-
t,Ei, $50. IN ola Line y Iii. in dnt3-beltanl
.u:a.-. IN concluding his speech. Page, in
AVER, ~o-itiT" manner, informed The people
1lus il 49, the Ia! tim. he would speak at
A>AI9Hl. We dou&t not i j. The last time
T.. Atii particularly desire 10 Erct the able
tr,-r.yrlIvc candidate for the senate. K.
+. Gardiner was now allowed twenty
lninUte> To speak. We doubt not he made
3 yr.y iayOgabr impression. and convinced
ali who heard him that the County Conven.
ton had made 4 wise choice. Lewis Lind
~; next occupied the stand, but rs The
hour n.a- hate wc left for home. and there.
!,r" UuprrpGcu To take notice OF his re-
marx.
The candidates report that wherever they
h:t|r -ptkrn in the upper sections Of the
county the people are alive to the i'm.
polt@nro Of the work before them. and
confidently cypectan overwhelming victory
il OPPOSITION 10 Radic.li>m. ASHLAND.
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COMMERCIAL.
- EoRE.ANp FLOUR EXCHANGE. !,
RICHMOND. Va. October IL, 1871

y ~ RIc, EsoaE,Ayn FLogn FxcHANaE.a
hicHAoSp. VA, October II, 1871 :
OFFERINGS.
ore sae' wslit IIs4 bushels Red Lf7o bushels
Miysa1 - s2e bushels Yellow, So bushels.
odts'-zSe bushels. $500 t
WheGs.- White cas bnsta,a a. q. -
sIsaiSDaI nc s 10 very gnnd AL7o for very good !:
Wi WIZ -R .9r g roo $40 for common. s'1
and s.s ro- s7s %, very good
o';so Tor cnmrlon. .'i 'esu *Loo LOT fair !;
for sSGi, a'r ~ bushels.t 7sc for s,c
eaten. 'h1ea-ea bushels &c. for weeyii.
- pashels- at Zoe. for very good snr,py.
w5... RE-ExHIBrTEp.
nnomteW@W bite, Sc bushels.
oHs.-ss bushels.
m. REMARKS. ~
Hne offerings OF what "a a.,
ne ss'es reported to the secrst,rr nusaes.
leaving TO bushels over. Tho 49,. 80
c,,,a.. .ae ssme as On the prec ding day. The 40,
a. mhae py some people that the des,rn
~ onicago would at once raise tho 49,.
o,sh"t oelng realized, Speculation vos 49,
onanRe as TO what the effect on this n, - On
..ea.ter oe, and some people put up fI,nr oDo
", U. collar and others a dollar. wbI. 80.
asked no advance at all, '' "1aers
-. ne Inlcaso Journal Of Commercs ~ Tho 70,
1N5 m, Two days before the fre) saws VIZ
co mMtseTsIhe market has been characte,,,o.,
AND noie improvement during tha ,,sat oy
and Nav v are higher. Advlces from TJvornoeahi
higher r, 9TH nave both been favorable nno,;u,
chs.sr, plces Shippers. have been ia,,gun ,'o.,nR
Ts recnto the htgh rates Of frerhr
rsued o1siels per day he the sbinm ents
hs aDoat no oC0 bushels psr daV pghsn ave
sne amount withdrawn for CITY consnm ntt, W.n
pusiiel9, leaves but 10. coo bnshnIs va.
ihaiatlon OF tire entire week nast NJ tae &C
LIS oeen In active chipping and rn,,i,n sprlng
stougnont the week. but The scsrcj,v so reIuest
tesrlsted the transactions. Large ssIes n
Deen daily reported 1.-THE close The ~. NJ.
uLsetsieo and prices Irregular with a s,rl,,
Ie. TIih~aIa tendencY. Holders were apSjous to
c e1t;Ls, and thppers held OFF On account Of rho
sVhtlnneo drmness in freghta, AdvScae " T- t,e
olner markets were without Important cbap pote
3D. spring met with q good demand at a. ~;
$l.so No. closed a. 8l.2oS No closed NJ q, va
and rejected at 81 10. o''-so e. "i'1
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of The ,ot,
| instant says: ''e A''-
! Wheas.-The market is excited on the subject ~
sue COZ Migration In Chicago. Holders have nd
Yunced tnelr rates decidedly, and at an innrove.
n.ent OF tnres 10 five cents dad quite number q,
spss buyers, but for other purposes it
ere $4,000 bushels (chiehy to speculstorsl nj a h
sHsi:eS Tor No. spring tpart to arrived: $1,000
q % Lor winter red western 3d. G5OSl 10 or ann
yer Michigan SlGs@Sl.H for white western
PLY 5or fancy amber indiana 81 IS for white,
Leo Illinois 8l.60 for winter red state and AZ <.
tor interior winter red western. -
Inc following is the total stock Of grain in the
warehouses in New York and BROOKLYN October \
1871 -~S~ ~~~~SA '
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London.

LONDON, October IA special e.h TO Inc
telegraph, dated Berlin tue ioIn ins, In1a'
SAYS that treaty regulating cSas r,arks T.
s tons t sn0 be Concluded between North
Germany. Great Britain, and the United
States.
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New York Eeoek and Money Market.
NEW YORK, October IL. Money, per cent,
sterling, sa@sA. Gold. ll4sQI1lb. Governments
weak and heavy, and little doing s2's 1l4A ststea
dull. Tennessee's, ss3; new, esi VirRinia's, 81:
new, 90. Loulsiana's, e5; new, SO. Levee,s. 10 !.
s's, SO. Alabama's, 100; SIS, GO. aeorgia's, 80
rs. 90 North Cardinals, DO; new, 20. soutb
Cardinals, 10 new, 49,
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COOP FOR LAwYERs.-Should it turn out
that the county land records have been
burned, it will be impossible to escape
much future litigation over titles to real
estate In Chicago. A large portion of that
city was once included In the military re-
serratioIf which was, some thirty years
ago, laid out and sold by the War Depart
ment. The record Of those sales is under
stood to be no longer in possession of that
Department, nor can any information be
SUPPLIED from the General Land Office
Washinaton Republican.
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Cuban Anniversary Celebration

NEW YORK, October 11.-There was Gu
ban mass meeting here last night, at which
F. P. Aquelera, Vice-PreSident of the Gu
ban Republic, presided. The meeting was
on the occasion of the celebration of the
third anniversary Of Cuban independence.
The attendance was large. .|...
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Heavy Seizure of Tobacco:

BosroN, October 1.-THE custom.house
officers have seized cargo of tobacco val
ued ut $320.0G0, belonging to Samuel A.
Way. 1t was entered for much less than
It's actual weight, which, if not discovered,
would have cheated the Government out
of Sl20, 600.
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MACH7NERY, as.

RaACH7EERY, as.
VgTILLIAM E. TANNER e. CO.,
METRCP OLITAN WORKS,
CANAL sTGEET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers or
ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW-MILLS,
BARK, G3IST, and PLASTER MILLS;
GAS-MACHlNERY, MILL-GAARIEG, &C.
Repair work solicited.
Freights to all points low.
Send for circular. oc4
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with indians Apprehended

LITTLE ROCK, ARE, October 11.-SeriouS
trouble is apprehended in the Creek na-
tion. The Government troops having been
ra1noved from Fort Gibson, there are no
troops to preserve order. Bloody times are
for
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A Rigamtst Punished.

PoUGHKEEPs1E, N. Y, October I.-Con-
tarini, bigamist, has been convicted and
sentenced to two years and half imprison-
ment at hard labor.
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FLOUR.

DRIDGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR
~ we are lust In receipt Of Another lot Of this
euperIor FAMILY FLOUR. which is generally
ACKNOWLEDGED to be the hest In tie city. livery
barrel warranted. For sale in lots to suit pur-
chasers by
oc IL. stsw2w e. & s. WORKMAN & co.
NI SLAUGHTER Il SONS "EXCEL-
M. SI1En FAMILY FLOlTR-Extract from
the letter OF distinguished Virginia Judge: II
has the right brand Hxcesior.' The bread mate
of IL IS the admiration Of AL who see II"
Warranted TO give perfect sat sfaction or the
money refunded. A constant supply for sale by
TYLER'S SON CO..
Sc dam 1910 Cary street, A gents here.
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FURNITURE, DC.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURE
w ING and receiving the mCst extensive kssa
aud elegant stock OF lH
that has ever been offered to The people OF v1r-
pinia. We would particularly call he attention
Of the public to our CHAMBER and PARLOR
FURNITURE. being OF superior workmanship
and newest patterns. You Will mud IN QUE Ware
wARDROBES. BUREAUS,
BEDSTEADS, WAShSTAND5,
TABLES, SIDRBOAHibS,
ETAGERES, MATTRHSBES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFRS,
with a great variety OF other EGE ITURE. It
will afford us pleasure to show al who may call
on u0 HARDWOOD RITTER,
see7 Governor sIrect- nlcnnono. va
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Marine n eWa:

FORTRESS MONROE, October n.Ifasseu
In, for Richmond, schooner Roswell ifonl
Nova Scotia,
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The Prairie Ffres-WhoIe Towns DE.
strOyed-Tw0 Hundred II e re- o Ii y
Burned 10 Death.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, October 11.-Mayor
Been has telegraphed that several towns in
The lumber districts on Green Bay have
been burned. Prestige village and Sugar
Bush settlement were destroyed by fire
Sunday night and Monday. 1t is reported
that upwards of two hundred persons Pc
rished in the flames. Menomine Is report
ed safe, only one mill being burned.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
A T COST AT COST!
= c II Y,

AT COST AT COST!
IN CARY & AMBLER,
No. 1889 MAIN STREET,
are selling all school. Classical. aud Miscells-
neous Book, Bibles, Pra7er-Rooks, Poems, and
Juveniles, also Blank Books, Paper, Stst.Onery,
Fancy Articles, &C., &c. at cost for cash, to close
business. oc 10 tCctl6
LOBES, &c.-RANDOLPH & ENG
VI LII n, 1918 Main street, ne State SCENTS for
the sale of GLtB ES, WORCESiEk,S DC
IIOEARtES, WAnTON'S TABLES, STATES.
CHARTS, and sell ut State prices all the books
and stationery used in the public and private
schools.
ALMANACs for 1872. oc9
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
GEORGE W. LEGG'S FAMILY FLOUR.
Parties desiring a supply of this very superior
FAMILY FLOUR,
can get 1t by leaving orders with lis In advance.
Mr.. Legg authorizes us TO
WARRANT EVERY BARREL SOLD DURING
THE YEAR.
This Flour is superior In every respect to any
Flour offered in this market.
Our supply will be uniform during the year.
aus A.Y.STOKES & co.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. DC.

PIANo-FoRrEs: aa
GEORGE L. BIDGOOD, agent for the cele'
brated PIANOS OF Hallett, Davis Y Co., OF DOE b.
the leading musicians and artists the pest now
made. For sale at the manufacturers lowest
fSECoND-HAND PIANOS taken in exchange
for new ones ut their full value
Pianos constantly on hand to let. ~. nm.
,annor ~ au l2-sm
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Correspondence of the Richn'nd Dispatch.
4 LETTER FROM THE WHITE SUE.
pHUR.

Z he Reason Ended-Thc Rataroad-A
First Peep az It-WorR mt Lewis
Tuunei-S0ra I'm tho M0untatns-'
An old Theory Exploded, &c.
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, October IL 1871.

OFFICE CITi ENutNH1-f.' ,r.-
mo STONE MASONS AND CARPEN-
TERS,-Proposals Will be received NJ tnls
once until THURSDAY the 10Th tcs.ant. At !? a.,
for the Construction Of the necessary MASoH BY
and WOODWORK req red In TIE erection ITO no Oh
bridge over B 81 Sadsr Ssood cemasery. Wv
Fnr further information. apply atthis ONCE;
The Committee on Streets reserve Inc risht OF
reiec''hs any " CHARLES II. nIMMOOK,
,o.a City Engineer.
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HUNDLEY'S, HOLLADAY'S, and MT.
LEBANON FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR, OF
choice quality. Every barrel warranted and de-
liyered free.
sei GEO. A. HUEDIEY < co.
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OFFICE, NO. s TENTH STREET.

asa SNYDER, President and Superintendent
RICHARD IRBY, First yice-prsslden. and su.
pertnteDdent Sales;
W. G. KNIGHT. Second ViceApresident:
X. 4. HASK1NS, Treasurer and Secretary.
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This conrany having purchased the interest Of
Snyder 4 Irby offer to the trade, OF their own
C9OKlNG and HEATING STOVES,
FRONTS. CRATES. and FESDERS,
AOhLvW-WARE, sAD-1aONs, and FIRE
ARCHiTEcTURsL CASTINGS. such IS
Iron Fronts for stores ard public buildings,
Window Cans and oilIs.
st.ircases. Orders, Area-Lights,
Brackets, Ventllators, &C., &C.;
Yersnd1hs, Balconies,
Iron Railings for yards and cemeteries,
Crossings, &C.;
Galvanized Iron Cornlce, plain and orna-
Wineow Caps and stills and Quolns
sEE hstSa' HIS Al IS &c GOAL cHUrEs,
iiSHzS SaF CASES and PLUMBERS CAST
LEtkfNIEh PIPE, &C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Intermediate and
pf'ia r0RTERs OF SCOTCH P1G.rRoN
DEALERS IN AMER1cAN IRONS.
Intending to DO only Wholesale business, we
rfer such goods as we have for the retail trade st
reduced prices TO close them out
WHOLESALE URDEke from prompt and cash
dealers will be filled AZ prices as low as can be OBJ
tained north. An experience OF twenty years IN
supplying the southern markets will, we trust,
safety all that we can meet the views OF all who
are disposed to trade with us. ocA Inn
DlSSOLUTION.-T co-partnership ex-
~ listing under the name OF AVERY CO., and
consisting OF j. 4. Avery and N. III. Mayo. has
collections will be made and all Indebtedness be
paid by j. K. Avery, 1t the office OF hysryA Co.,
500 Saln street. y. ID. AvEh1,
SEPT EMBEK 18TH, lS7L ID. ID. MAfO.
COMPREHENSIVE. The undersigned have
formed q co-partnersnip under the firm and style
the SEWING MACHINE BUSINESS In ali Its
branches, at 900 Main street, where they win be
pleased 10 see and serve their friends anu Inc pup
lie generally. This co-partnershlptdates rom the
25th September, 1871.
The new concern will collect no debts due ths
old, nor does 1t assume the payment OF any deot
Tn II business will be settled by J Z. Avery. e:
P. Morris is the financial man OF the house, ana
has sole authority TO sign tho arm's name 70 81
checks notes, drafts, or any oonRAtion 81 Inc NJ"
whatsoever. y. =. hSGpp}s
sea- 4. q. HOnn1..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-12

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