davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
Meeting Of the Grand C0mmanlery of
knights Tcmpfar--E1ectfon or Of

/ ncers.
Especial telegram 10 the Dspatchl
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
September 1S.-The Grand Conmandery OF
Knights Templar Of the State held its annual
meeting here to-day JohH r. Mcdaniel, of
rLynchburg. commanding. a1'' .~..s 2
. After fulEdress parade and inspection,
the Knights elected the following grand
officers: w. B. Isaacs. Richmond G. c.; r.
Il. Withers, Richmond. D.G. c.; IL F. John.
son, Goodsou, 6. e.; James g. Balm, Ports.
mouth, G. L, g.; James Evans, Richmond
G. T.: John Dove, Richmond, &. r.. CIV.
Dame, Danyil|c. &. p; j. +, Rcgnault
Richmond, &. :. W.. .. S. Long. Wheeling,
q. j. w. Samuel kcnnerly, Staunton, G.
Stanttard Bearer; W. A. Strother, Lynch.
G. Sword Bearer 2. S. Coles, Charlottes-
vile, 6. Wardcr; Tboiiias Angel, Rich.
mond, G. Steward; j. Z. Riddick, Rich.
lnond. G. Sentinel. The above officers will
De publicly installed tomorrow. ,tr sE.
The parade of Sir Knights was very im
posing. A large crowd of visitors witnessed
the sight Champagne flowed freely 1T din
ner. There !. Il grand banquet and ball to-
night. ,.l rrs -asE mi .a EsGt q
over .hree hlin&red reoplca arc here to-day
and all for Greeley. ..........
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
Weather Probabilities.

WAsHISsfos, September 1s.-F'or New
England THURSDAY, sottheris to southwest
erly winds, cloudy weather and, probably
areas OF rain. For the Middle States to.
night, southerlr to. westerly winds with
cloudy weather and areas Of rain; the wind
yeeriug to westerly and nofthWesterly
Thursday morning over the western por
ton, and over the eastern portion Thursday
evening. For the Southern States east O
the Mississippi generally clear. weather, ex
cept probably over the South Atlantic
StafeS. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

PROFESSOR OF LAW IN RICHMOND Cot
JEGE-The Trustees ut meeting yesterday
afternoon unanimously appointed William
A. Maury, Esq, of this city, professor of
law in Richmond College. This appoitit.
ment was made to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of William Green, Esq.
We. congratulate the Board of Trustees Oh
baviug made so wise and proper an appoint
ment. Judge Maifs is ripe scholar, and
stands in the front rank of the profession to
which he is devoted. We trust that he will
accept the appointment, and thus give his aid
in building up frst-class law school III Rich
mond College. The lectures will he delivered
in this city and not at the college building.
Thus will an opportunity be given to those
who do not ms well ms to those who do wish
ts take the literary course at the college to
attend the law lectures in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
--7-- -@-----f,--7- : III FTIs
LOCAL MATTERS.

TRE CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE AT
WORK. ,Ata meeting Of the State Conserya-
tive Committee held on Tuesday night,
Leigh Il, ruge, Esq. was elected a member
to fiji IA vacancy on the list of. resident mem
bers. The secretary reported the formation
Of thirteen Greeley and Brown clubs, organ
tied to cooperate with the Conservative
organization. A tender Of speakers from
Virginia WAS made to the Hon Samuel j.
Randall, CfairiisGtt rf tho. petinsytvanil
State Committee, auda reply by telegraph re.
quested. :
Reports of superintendents ard letters
from prominent gentlemen from various
sections of the State were read indicating q
growing interest in the campaign. Letters
received by the committee appointed to call
u consultation of electors, superintendents
and others in this city on the 1st of October
indicate II full and important meeting.
Arrangements are being made for the
issuing OF twenty thousand documents week.
ly to be sent to the counties. ..... =.
The appointment made for General Ken
per at Winchester was directed to be
changed TO another date, SO as to enable
General Kempcr to be in this city at the
consultation on the 1st of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

PoiicE GeUET;t tWEDsTsDaY2-Justtce WI
hdin Hall GSew presiding. The following
cases we're disposed of: q " Eestsast7ss
William Howard (eolofedI, charged with
stealing one pair of black cloth pants, vHlned
at $3.50, the property of a.. O.: Mosby. Dis
charged; no prosecutor.
SaIlie Hayden (colOrcd), charged with al,ai-
sing Annie Fisher. Discharged; costs paid.
Andrew TinsIey (.olorcd), charged with
assaulting aud heating and threatening, to
! cut and shoot MeIfer Dixon. Found guilty
of assault and battery, and seiit to Jail for
three months. r II lgTtr5E .r,u
Joseph Pearman, james Mallory, John Nc.
Cullough, and William Williams, charged
with assauiting and beating Robert Harris
Discharged. es ~ - .
John Allen Harrison (colored), charged
with feloniously cutting William Williams
with Knife. Sent on to the grand jury fol
lst November. 1.'s ts.e ~
| John Totty, charged with assaulting and
Estfit1hs William johnson on the head. DIS
| charged,
Britt and Ann Haskins tcoiored), ehatsed
with trespassing on the premises of L. W
Heath and creating disturbance with tho
hands of said Heath, and refusing to leave
when ordered, was discharged. .....
| Washington Brown (colored), charged
with assaulting and choking Britt Haskins.
Fined q. g. 1a.-s4..~arr~s .-.a,.,.--
Edward Foster (colored). charged with ex
| posifis his person on the street and not hay
| ing suitable cIothitis: Discharged.
j. E. Robinson, charged sith being drunk
and disordery and inter fcring with person;
| OH the street. Fined s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

RICHMOND NOTES.-The well-knowli firm Of fht
LEVY BRoTfTsRs Viii I-on the ist of October take
possessfui6f their magnificent new stUrea Wbcris
,.ow receiving the finishing touches at the hands Of
ti,e workmeh, ana mean While the hrm Is Offering
such hargains in dry gat s as has ihad no parallel
In Virginia since tho wsr, ard which excite the as
tpnIsLpent or eYsn Hose who o. md the ineredp-
Iits9s 1hosc who'd no. taow thar eysfy reprcss,i-
talon M, Isl tlsyc Sesi ilamea luay hp implicitly
relied upon IN the milutest Isarttnslr, that tinir
nnots 'pjis sur ising. are nee In the slight
ell eesatfonal, that there Is not particle OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TIE TEACHERS ISsT1TUTE.-The session
commenced yesterday at II o'clnck a. NJ.
with PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. Curry after
which B. A. Hancock, County Superinten.
dent of Schools. delivered an appropriate
opening address. An essay oh gr'tnnal'
wus then read by Mr. 5. F'lournoy after
which there was able discussion of the ques-
ton by Rev. DR.. Curry and Mr.. James II.
Binlord, Superintendent of Schools, Rich
mond. \ most excellent essay on "Arc the
giving of prizes in schools bcneticial?" was
read hy Mr. Fl. c. Burnett for Mrs. j. j..
Walker.
The attendance on the Institute was quite
large, embracing many teachers of Chester
field and Richmond, Rev. Messrs. Curry.
Ragby, and Christian. and the school teach
ers Of Manchester.
The session this morning will open at II
O'Clock. An essay will be read by Mrs. s. +.
Flournoy. Subject: How to make a school
attractive" After which, +. Morrisett Esq,
A. NJ, will lecture on arithmetic, and ID. Is.
Hancock, Esq, on reading. All of these sub
| jccts will he open to discussion. At night,
at O'Clock, B. A. Hancock, Esq, will lecture
on history. The public ure invited to attend
the Institute.
L
erected over the Danville railroad by the
James River Bridge Company are to he
taken down. The reason assigned is that
since their erection the Government has con-
tracted for some very heavy granite, and the
arches are not of sufficient width to admit
! it. One large arch is to take the place of
two small ones. These arches We're erected
per specifications of the DauriIie Railroad
Company, and will be rebuilt ut the cost OF
the Government or the contractors. This
will not retard the completion Of the bridge,
however, as the streets will all be graded.
and the space between the Dauyile railroad
and river filled up before the arrival oi tie
superstructure.
Hail SToRM.-A severe hail-storn passed
over Dale township just where it borders OH
Midlothian Tuesday night, doing great dam
age to crops, particularly on the taln OF Mir.
John Clay, who lost his entire crop ol to-
bacco. Although the storm rlnscd over but
small locality, it WAS OF the most violent
nature. ..,. 4 r.. r.s:--. .-....E
An IMPORTANT IrEN.-The brick business
of Manchester Is fast increasing In importance
and becoming source ofc0nsidelHu!e cati:.
Manchester now boasts OF three yards III fuil
blast-f1ndlng ready demand lor Ill bricks
manufactured. About 50,00U per day are
being shipped to the Tredegar Works per
DanvilIe railroad riG Belle Isle connection.
As the soil hereabouts is especially adapted
to the manufacture of brick, wemay expect a
great increase in the business. ~
MERE MEsTIoN.-The Rev. W. Binger has
been called to. the paSt0rate oI the coiored
Baptist church.
The regular misunderstanding Of the
Board of Trustees will hc held at Town
Hall tonight. :. :. -, - 80 g.. 80.
No arrests yesterday or cases before the
Police Justices Court.
Great acquisitions arc said to have been
made to the temperance cause in Manches-
Ter 'lately. .''a ifs'@ mi. .'' -as E5...'F ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

claptrap or hunbug ahoat lhesr business. but thar
every arteIesdveftised is just what It purports To-
be. and can be had for exhctly the sum stated
But. although tact, energy. and printers iuk have
made the name OF the firm familiar rs household
words, we fnd that some of our country friends cam
tnotteliere that goods can he sold SO asonishingly
low. and they insist that the articles must be
damaged or injured in some way. Onr better half
however, aud many other ladies of our acluains-
ancc who have been testing thbae bargntusn are
perfectly delighted with the result. and woaid
willingly furnish certificates that would satisfy the
mus. skeptical that the Messrs LEVY are selling
dry goods cheaper than any other house in Virginia,
and, we believe, ID the! South -Snsarday Wight,
MpfembeT lsth. .5 KS. -. = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

whose name for reasons easily understood
he does not give, wrote him, Such a step ID
always permissible, often. necessary, and
sometinesa sacred duty" He will continue
to live In France, regardless OF persecution
and ridtcule, and BY example as we'll az pre-
cept inculcatc the right of the priesthood to
marry and thc regeneration OF France
through the s,eredness of the family and
home; the want Of which, or marriage with
out love and love Mithuut marriage. is the
curse and the hasteniug doom Of the Latin
races. The lady Is
49,. AN AMERICAN WIDOW,
thirty-nine years old, long resident Of Paris,
and one Of bis own converts TO Catholidty,
and she. is said to bea highly educated, In
tellectual, and fascinating woman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
Tn fhe EHliOrs of The Ufspufch

TO he Editors Of the Dispatch:
You have stated, on the authority, doubt
less. of your Manchester reporter, that l
stabbed colored Joy on Sunday last. Will
you, be just enough to state, further,
that the aforesaid. 60y apparently about
thirty to thirty five Years Of age} was anus.
ing himself by, throwing bIickbats at my
head and cutting at me with razor when
the a'stabbmg % occurred? These little I" cir.
cumstances "were proven beyond question
on the preliminary examination. be good
enough to. assure yourselves of the truth Of
this, and then act as your sense of Justice
NAV dictate. w. II. kEAPER.u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
The Inssian TEoubIes i'm the west
0a 5.~ Atrocities In Colorado. ,, q.

ST. Louls, september ls.-A late Fort
Smith (Ark., raper learns from Q gentleman
lust from The Greek Nation that the troubles
there are coming to Il head Chief Chie.te
with ,nnli favorable TO law aud order, are In
arms, and are sustained by United states
trooIfS Sent from Fort Gibson, The entire
party numbers 800 men. l'hc Sands party
are also in arms in nearly the same strength,
and a collision Is regarded as almost inevitar
Bile. Ii IS st.,tcd that if the Sands party'ai.
tenlpts further resistance to the law no quar-
ter win be given. 49,, ~ ...., 20. II
Denver. CcIoaApo,. September 1s:LLast
Saturday about forty sioux and cheyenne
Indians attacked Il ranchel seventy miles
northwest Of Trinidad, Colorado, and muir
t!cred the EamiIy Of the proprietor, who him
self escaped to Fort Lyons. Troops were
Immediately started In pursuit Of the saw
ages. .,.lf g-,1 -.
attacked the stock rancho Of the Jones
brothers, and at last accotints had surround
ed the larty in charge OF tue herds. The
latter were fighting as best they couid.
1'rocrs hsYe gone to their relief. Z 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

AUCTION SAILS THIS DAY.

W. GopDIS viii sell Ill ar. s.: aia tN5. Ell OF the
south side of Cary between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets. . -,.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS will sell al Z. NJ. the de-
srahle brick residence No. aus Main street, hc-
tween Third aud Fourth sa..z sa.. a,.... =.
COOK Il &LAUGHTON vii. sell at 10 A. ~, at 1881
Main street, watches, jewelry, &C. ...r-. ... .
THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ, at his
aaction-house, furniture pianos, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
syewiyorss ste.asl4E.

q New YoRK, September iSsalA WashinSs
ton special says Attofney.G General Williams
has made q reply. to Hon. A. H., Stephens
petition, for the pardon Of all the kukiux
confined at albany. He denies the alfega.s
tions Of Mr.. stephens thas' the, eonyfcGiOn OF
the kukiux was Illegal and that their par.
don would be an act sof, justice as well az
fr1endliness towards the South. He saws tie
pardon OF all Of them would have no more
political significance than the pardon bf tisosS
convicted Of violating other Statutes. - Yesfa
just before the, burning of W estshestes
Catholic Protcctorys the children OF that In.
stitution sent to the Pope. a collection OF 5i4
francs for the Holy Fathers personal bcne-
tt, together with q letter from the president
OF the institutions The Poperepiied inf his
own handwriting, and after hearing of the
destruction Of the Proteetory, sent SIX. arti-
cles to be raffed for the benefit, of the Insti-
tuition. i esst g MSS ~ '6l2t ~
/ Horace Greeley leaves Jersey City for the
West to-day.o,Re win he escorted, through
New, jersey by Governor Randolph. yszsa,s
The Steam Vessel Owners Association met
Yesterday and elected 'deiesates Is the Com.
vention for the United States, which opens
1t Cleveland, Ohio, ,:tieSt Monday!ofev y hf>s
| The7 Municipal Reform Association, at a
meeting last evening. decided to confer with
other reform organizations before making, .
nomination for Mayor. The refofmers will
probably make their nomination next week.
+ The Representatives ofgthe United States
Workingmen's Political Association held q,
meeting last evening. and took measures
for extending the organizations s7Itlwas slf-
Enounced that the object Of the, Association
was to secure friends of tlie Workinglnen for
local and State Offices - 'Sst -
In Wall street today tie Suspension Of
|Farnlanse Gilbert e. totwas announced. - ass
/ The Erie and gold corners were continued
to-day. but with diminished severity. 1passs
| At the inquest over Orrell and Seypfour,
who died at the Wards ISLAND Lunatic Asy-
hum from alleged ill-treatmsht. the jury rei,-
,lered a verdict that Seymour died OF inJu-
rics inflicted by Farrell, and 0rrell diedof
disease of the hraiil fastened by ill-tfeatmentt
/ by Farrell. lss. ~~,S =,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
Horace Greeley on his western Teur

Horace Greeley Oh his Western Tour
TREsToS. N. j., September 1S.-Horace
Greeley, accompanied by Governor Ran
dolpb, arrived here to-aay Mt y: 10 2. NJ. A
number of citizens; were in waiting. and
they were received with loud cheei's for
GreeIey and Randolph. Mr.. Greeley thanked
the people for this demonstration, whether
personal or in favor Of the great Liberal
movement. in the latter respect II was, eN'
ceedinsly. gratifying as showing the desire OF
the people for pure and simple Govern,
ment, where the rights uf all are respected
and public interest protected. !a.s gae,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
GraYitl Lodge L. o. d. i. Os the United
| .. ,rt..t. ,...# station ggg ~ -yts

K, BALTIMORE, September 1S.-The proposed
amendments 10 the constitutions were dis
ct1ssed i'm -to-day's session Of the Grand
Lodges An amendment reducing the grand
representative tax from $40 $50 WAS re-
jected. s.,... .,,..f .,,s-;n,, r.s,1 uGs,ls,-
! An amendment providing that a member
of the Order, suspended or expelled, si,all
not be admitted 10 membership Withoiit .Ie
previously obtained consent OF the lodse
from which he is suspended or expeiiedi !
provided, however, that d member suspended
or dropped for noii-payment of dues may De
admitted for membership upon such condi- d ll
itions as this Grand Lodge may have pre-
iscribed, was unanimously adopted. 20, ~
Other amendments were laid on the taD!e
for future action, and several resolutions
were submitted and referred, ,,. .s.! !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
.TELEGRAPHfG NEWS,
INsw yora ait stock |, and soaey Maske

'New. York stock and sIoucy Market,
NV .YosK, septsfnbef Is rs.4Moneey I per
cent. per annurn and f.is Of one per cent.
per day, Exchange II to 9. Gold nc
live at 1t4s. Governments dull and
heavy. states-Tennessee's, 10, new, g..
.Yirginia's, 44a; new, 80; eonsols, so; de
ferreds 15l. Louisiana;s 30; neW, IS,
Leyees, 5s; ss, so. Alabana's,; ss 0s,
90. + Georgia's, 72stTs, GO. North Caro-.
lina's, 80; new, 2oa special as, II. South
Carolina's, 10; new, 2as April aud October,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

RICHMOND THEATRE.-Mr. q. II. Barr, late
of tho Varieties Theatre, New Orleans, has
been secured for the "jnycnilcs." and not
Mr.. Norris. The greater part of the conf
pany will arrive on the Wsanoke this after
noon. The sale Of reserved seats will com-
mence on Saturday morning i'll 10 o'clock at
Ambold'S Musical Exchange. 920 Main street ::
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

JOB PRrNrISt;.-We call TIE attention "f mer-
chants clerks of courts, shcris, lawyers .e,road'
steamship and canal officers and agents, und
having oI ers for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DlSrATCIi rRISTISG ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds nj JOB
PRINTING. VIC can fnrnisb at short notice lartS.
Rlll-HoahS. Heads programmes Ball Iickrt.
blanks, Pamphlets, Tags. liatdrBi'is' Catalogues
Bills Of Fare, SHOW Bills Checks, Drafts, &C. isr.
Be, Satisfaction guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

. PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBEk Is ef..
/ ..-.s e. ARRIVED.
Steamer Palisaue. Nelson, Norfolk, morchandlst
and passengers, ID. II. Rogers. agent
; SAILED.
! Steaiuer .Iobu Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk. Hcr
chanGise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent ,:
SPOKEN. II 80.
Scntenler -tb, latitude I2 Ii, longitude 80, bark
Haabet lNotwtyian) from Richmond, Va, for
London.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Revenue cutter Campbell reports the buoy. gone
from entrance to the ilarbor Of Greenport L. l., ana
aso the can buoy off Little Gull Island.
The tfe-saring stations arc hereafter to be marked
on the charts of the Lighthouse Board for the ene-
fit of mariners.
MISSING VESSEL. '.r -
Fears are entertained for the safcty Of tho schoon-
Nell Benedict, from Philadelphia for Ale2andria,
with curgo of coal. now fifteen days ont,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

ELECTION OF OFrICERs.--The newly-organ-
lied Life Underwriters Association will hold
meeting this afternoon at the office of
MesslS. ! Hutzlcr < Co. for the purpose of
eIcc,iug officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
tsassi..ssss.. sser,,s s

~ -. a W sshz8aa1s53SSta EEefa1N. ~ l4s
s WasasasroE, fSeptgnnts as ssss enerss
Jefferson Dayis. is al Haltinose.
seeretary of State tosday. md Id 81 t,s dun a1iI
,speech-n,akitf. was lssed an Tnes h.
dia,H complained Of GIifzdE frsafmeHsin taas
past and asked for guns, ammunition, &C.,
'Pbey waated tue " bites 20 keep ON The cast,
ON their htifftfng- grounds. Tlie Indians lefE'
seemingly well pleased with their fnte7Ste~.
They wore; nh their best isnggery -pssnt,
eagles feathers, bels,s bears claws, pipes,
shells, beads, &e.-and presented very ais--.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

Only two Baptist papers In the world ha!ra larger
circulation than the Re'pio"s Hernia Of this rity
II Is read In etry section nf the country aud Is the
best medium In the Sniil for advertisers. III charges
for advertising are yer, lnudtiItS considering the
extent and character of It's circulation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

REV. J. B. JETER, l.. DIR. Jttcr furnishes
letter for the Religious H7md every week giving
an account OF lis travels he first upptats IN this
weeks Issue That every one who wishes to read
these notwithstanding letters may have the priyi-
legc of doing so, the Herald is put to new s,Ihscr,-
bers ut one dolidr for five months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
EtSsSES.s CHANCES.

+ - NAlE. PIEDMONT EIGHT PER
Et,t,,HH /; hpNDs CITY OF RICHMOND SIX
I'M. Bu<DS = -rO0Esf ar g
,.,,. WANTED. ..-Is... (
1--WE sHaprN y ,rtnSAI p,yK nv ylR-
"lNiA %Tu,T. -
lSAAtS. TtYI OR g. WILLIAMS.
"hN ll-HORSE POWER STATION
;rYn Yntt Mn,i = AtlSE and ,g-hurse power STATION
i,.l, ih Ter .lOe, on vii! arrange wi;h II any re-
,gp,, "o. 10 take luBiier IN exchange In install
'' apply al Office of 80 -. --fsry Z
,., -, u r. NATSOS'S Furniture W1.:.,+
- Is Thirteenth tGGyernorl street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
STAFFORD.

FREDEnlcssBuRG. September 1s.-Colonel
r. L. Wi,hers spoke to-day at Stafford Court
house and the meeting was also addressed
by Msssrs. Sener (RcpubIican) and Braxton
Conservative, candidates for Congress in
the First District. 4 large crowd was in
attendance and the speeches, which occttpied
FIVE hours, were listened to with unfaggng
interest 4. LII / IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

GRAND LODGE or Coon SAMARIT Ns.-This
body is now in session in this city. Thirty
four Lodges are represented. jill. Holmes,
4. W. q. c., is presiding. .... ......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

RANGE OF THERMOMETER At DISFATCH
OFFICE WEDNESDAY. September 18th; S a. NJ.
!. degrees; 3 Z. NJ, it degrees; 3 i. NJ,
IS degrees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old <cFssss p
l. Dominion Steamship Coinpany's ee-Sszaassssssss
CANT side-wheel steamship WfYANOKE,' 1aptain
O'Clock L. NJ. Freight received until 3 =. NJ.
Through bills of Iadllg signed, and goods for
warded With dispatch to all points north south east.
and 'wcst. Close connections made with Cullard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare. $l2: steeraEe, 80; round-trip
tickets, S25. For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT. Agent q
Sc ls-3t z r. T. 4. ..ss NO. 3 Governor street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19
Go to A. A. ALIENS and see those hne silk hats

Have you bought one of those beautiful iclaret-
colored hats which all the goP II not call on T.
WEIsrGER & Co. 1901 Main street. and get one.
Their fall style silk hats beauties They can fit
any head In the State - tsE.-.f s.ss= III, .sr#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-19

". u. BLAlE & Co.. corner Ninth and Main
streets have some brandy for peaches fifteen de-
,rees above proof. Its high proof makes 1t much
better for putting up peaches. frice Ss5" Per gal