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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

TOR SALE PRIV ATELY, a nice FARM,
II thirteen miles from Manchester, continuing
TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES. near ole
courthouse. II has new frame dwelling and al
Ithe necessary out-buildings: hfof Inc land Is wei
is good, and In good heart also, Il good pcacl
and ample orchard. The dwelling cost $500 since
the war. A portion Of this land Is 'o"-ffchr's
Price. 1880. Terms easys
Several FARMS lying near Manchester. contain.
ing frcrn FORTY to TWO HUNDRED AtRES, NJ
prices ranging from tSa0 10 Sl.a'e. with Improve
ncnts, OH liberia; terms. ,.
an as htpDf " wv H'h'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21
BY Robertson i Bronaugh, ~.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs,
Manchester, Va.

A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
N DESCE IN MANCHESTER, on tne corner
or Ninth and Stock streets containing SIX rooms
kitchen and dairy, with I'll necessary cn-bui'dings:
Lot fronts lis feet Niuth street, with depth o!
j3a feet The situation of this house is very excel
lent and we commend II to the attention OF parties
Wishing u home in Manchester. Price reasonable
aud terms literal. ..- ~,
of Hull street Just above the corner OF Tenth, having
depth Of 1Op feet This If one Of the most eligible
Tishin0 such place will do well to cali on us.
ROBERTSON i BRuShUGH.
Office opposite the court-honse.
soil HUI street. Manchester, Va.
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sELF-aDJusTISG TENSIONS.
WILLCOX & GIBBS'S
w SEWISG-MACIllNES.

NTILLCOX & GIBBS'S
w SEWING-MACulNES.
WILCOX Z GIBBS SEwING-MAciIISE OFFICE,}
..t CORNER NINTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.)
Dear Madaln,-The value Of a sewing-machine can
be determined accurately and beyond peridyeiiur,
by giving It thorough AMI impartial trial at ycul
TRIAL
own home and that you may know all You can OF
the WILCOX & GIBBS here freely offer yon one
without imposing upon you amy Ohllgauon 10 pur-
WITHOUT
chase unless it proves perfectly satisfactory; no
charge for Its use, or carriage, or Instructions upon
CHARGE
It. Other machines taken 1T fair prices Tor the
Wilcox & Gibbs. also accommodate those whc
AND
wish to purchase upon the instlmen plan. and Viii
give full instructions TO nl at their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear in mind you are welcome to the use OF una
.' FREE.
chine free. Yours, very truly.
10 % JAMES e. A. GIBBS.
CEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
y REPAIREp.-All the late improvements put
on the "OLD SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWlNG-MA-
CHINE. Our advice TO owners or the SLOA1
ELLIPTIC Is 10 not sacrifice them for Yankee num-
bug machines. GEORGE B. sLOAT,
d . Successor to
10 "a SLOAT & ADDINGTOS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21
Bv Hill & Goddip. Ancttoneers'

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT S on
BEVERLY sTEEET. CusIMENGIMG Al Al
PINE STREET. FOR SALE At ATCTlONsI;;. %,
on the premises l45 feet Of ground on Be We
at the northeast sTeOeptx :,
no., rnbie Tor lu,ildjng small teIlsments, which III
mat nrighborhood command very excellent rent
TO he divided Into five lots Of 20 feet each. ,,.
TERMS: Oue-fourth cash balance III fo,ir. e'3h'
and twryp months, with per cent Interest
sell HILL " upbi'l - -n ,
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GRuHss & WILLIAMS, Aucti,
BY W. Goddlu,
Auctionser and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE AND
L ADMIRABLY-WELL LOCATED BR!Ch
DWELLING ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the sub
scriber by James T.. BurrSs, now deceased, hearing
date 18th August, 1898, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court in book No. 81 Il, page 10, shall,
In execution thereof, proceed 10 sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises on SATURDAY the 5th OF
October 1872 at o'clock L. M., If fair II not, on
the first fair day thereafter SUNDAY excepted The
north side Of Grace stree, 80 feet running back l4s
feet TO an alley l9a feet wide on which stands Large
and very excellent BRICK DWELLING, now In
the occupancy Of Mr.. Thomas Noble, and formerly
the residence OF the late John L. Tate.
The deed requires css!I sale To the extent about
D0o but authorized by the creditor TO shy that
in Hen of cash ne will. IF desired by the purchaser.
accept ons-fcurth cash. balance ut six, twelve and
ei2hteen months for negotiable notes. Interest added
lat nine per cent per annun). secured by decd II
trust as n the surplus or sale, such terms rs The
party entitled thereto may; prescribe Will DC an
nounced at The .timc Of sale:
=, orr a. .,rY
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LOST. STRAFED. &C.


C,TRAYED OR STOLEN, from my I'm
= farm, In Louisa county, eight miles west ~ =
of the Courthouse ths Bgh Of The la o. Of 1H Se
linn ai,c rather sluggish gait twelve wears old and
left q sucking colt: one rather DAnk-GEA1l
MARE, OF good Size and appearance, with SOME reu
ish snecks and five years old. Both work mares. a
award OF TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each VIII
I've paid fer their delivery to me If taken out oil the
0'""'' ''-'N = G. VALENTINE,
.o.,o, Treviliaii's Depot.
I,AKEN UP ON MY PREMISES EssH
OH Mechanicsvillc turnpike, near How 1[.iSS-.
nrd,s grove n PALE RED WHlTE-HEAD COW.
The owner will please come forward, pa! chai"''
and take her away. ,,-,, r,,rH,1-1T
Sc 2l-it* 'AMEo ~. SLr-.Na - -
NTOTICE.-Takenu up by the police, EEEa
" on the night of the nth instant, LARG
RED COW, with some white spots on her. Inc
owner can get her by applying ~ my 9.aGe anu
p,yin; charges. aofaS III - ni;ro
Sc 2l-3t 'ihci WI ioitN'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21
By w. Is. Ratcliifc. Anctlcneer,
No, 1919 Main street.

WILL OFFER AT; AUCTION On
L MONDAY. 2sd instant, commencing Mt half,
mast II O'Clock A. NJ. large and well asserted
stock of
r., ,,h,rb world invite the attention Of the trade.
" ca 81 -0l'0 W. b. RADCLIFFE.
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SEwENG-s1 ACl5sSES.
ssDOMES'TIC'

"DoAEsT1c"
sEN'ISG-,LtCHINES.
LOCk-SrITCH.
sELF-ADJuSTING TENSIONS.
The ''DOMESTIt combines with lis reinaIka-
biz s,,v uliiy and .osG OF running great q,rtrs$s
of operation with Il wonderful range "i work.
Don't full to examine ii.
AGENTS WANTED.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY"
92l Main street, Richmond. Vs..
sc IL
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INSCRIPTIONS d PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE.-The co-lmrtncrShip heretofore
~ existing between W. ". BALDWIN and
GEORGE I. BALDWIN. under TN" unlnc and style
of BALDWIN & BROTHER. havin" been dissoi-
we'd bv the death of GEORGE 7. BALDWIN,, The
busiuts Of tho late r aud also that OF the estate
of CT OKGE T. BALDWIN, deceased. Will pc
settled by the surviving partner All parties having
claims against the late firm or the estate oil
GEORGE r. BALDWIN, deceased. are hereby no
tilted to present the for immediate settlement.
and those indebted to the same VIII come forward
and ST tie at once. w. W. KALDWl In,
surviving partner and adm illustrator OF
George T. Baldwin, deceased
Richmond September IL, 1872.
NOTICE-Thc business heretofore conducted by
BALDWIN 6 BROTHER will le continued by
the undersigned who respectfully solicits the pa
tronage SO literally bestowed ON the late firm;
So I9-lw w. w. BALDWIN.
NOTICE.-The undersigned, under the
~ na.te aud firm Of P0WHATAN WEISlGER
4 CO. have formed a co-partnership tor the pnr-
pose of conducting the HAT. CAP, AND FUR
BUSINESS in i'll It's departments, both Wholesale
and retail.
With greatly increased facilities, the new tlrm In
vitcS the attention Of merchants of the States OF
Virginia and North Carolina TO their large aud we'll
assorted stock which will be sold Oh most liberal
terms.
Special Inducements to cash buyers.
POWHaTAN WEIS1GER,
CHARLES L. KENT.
sc 2-codlm 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21
by Grubls & Williams,
auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

by tfruDLc q "'iAs"'
auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TWO VERY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
lots N SIDNEY, ON THE WEST SIDE "
LAuREL STREET BETWEEN &c GA snT n All AZ
aTCTioN, UPON THE PREMISES, On On sA 4, "
Day list SEP TENDER; AT oGL1c et n r. No. ~
The.e lois begin on Laurel street Up ieet nortn oi
Cumberland street, and are each .1aSla' lee' 70 al
alley 90 feet wide. u. ,.o-,u,,fp,lv situate,l OF
any in that desirable neghherho1ne ap Tin Ts
ieng doae and w the street cars, soon to pass
in front Of them. ,-,re a ,y1rrI.sfs y
ESHls A. Auctioneers.
After the above, we will sell those Two otner mos %,
beautful LUTS on The east side Of Pine street De,
tween beverly and Aibemlre streets. LEY a,f
each 20 y 4 feet 10 an alley twenty feet wloe, ant
are conceded all to be the most desirable IN n.
They are the only lots OIL that front no" not o"ii'
upon. c,rppc a WILLIAMS
lERhS' Az "'' Auctoneers.
60
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c


SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT.
TEACHERS. PARENTS, AND SCHOLARS
will find all the SCHOOL BOOKS nscd IN our
public and private schools Ut
}. r. ELLYSON'S
RICHMOND sCHoOL-BOuK DEPOT,
I1I2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch office.
He woudinvi,e the attention Of parents. teachers
and scholars to his large and varied assortment oi
SCHOOL BOOKS.
embracing all the leading books used IN colleges ana
publlc aud private schools, anil which are sofa NJ
publishers lowest rates.
ALL ROCKS USED In PUBIC SCHOOLS
sunuIied AT lowest prices liked by State Board VI
Education.
COMPLETE CATALOGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free on application
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS To MERCHANTS AND
sc1s-ow TEACHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

TOR SALE, BRICK RESIDENCE, I
Il ten rooms: Kitchen bath, &C.; confc-IkiA
uiently located on ShockOc ILL.,
tInmbe's Hill. This street is fast filling up Win
6rst-class residences.
A most lovely COUNTRf SEAL, the bahdsoheSt
In the vicinity Of Richmond. ,,.,s.
a FARM lii Henrico county west OF Richmond :
buildings and complete outfit. Cheap Tor r;tsi.
miles from Manchester. for Sar"o. Good land.
". y. ROBINS. Real Estate Ageuf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

No. 912 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
We are now prepared TO layztown the above
named pavement ia the most artistic manncr. and
In any design, pattern, or color desired. and at a
cost far less than that Of tagging. We will also lay
court-yards, areas cellars of houses. floors Of sta
bles, &C., using the celebrated English Portland
cement, thereby iusurtng great durability, entire
freedom from dust. smoothness Of surface, and
beauty of finish. Sc.
Specimens Of the work can be seen at Dispatch
office and +. Gerot's, OH Min street; Colonel Ord
ways OH Franklin street and Samuel s. Carter's,
Oh Grace street.
Orders received u The Office, 9l2 Main street
lie 2t-Siu j. Is. TERIiES y tO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

by Moody & Royal.
Real Eatate Agents anu Anctioucers,
Office corner Of Seventh AVID Hull streets,
Manchester. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

T ANDS.-I have in my hands for sale
IL LANDS, in large and small quantities.. IN
almost every acction of the state. \ number OF
them are large tirst-class estates, Win spemui,a
improvements and drsirably located Oh navieable
rivers or railroads. ,,,,u-,y
sc 19-lm "i4 Ml'lt Sn.cl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-21

FALL BOoK-TRADE.
Merchants viii find at
1T. ELLYSONS
sCHuOL-BOOK DEPOT,
No. lll2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch office,
a full line of
ALL BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES,
together with fine assortment of
STATIONERY,
C0PY-B0OKS,
STATES, 5... r. NJ -
INK,
~ . 2. 4. PENS, ~. , g.-.;t, =, - 81 ge-
.'.H 49,, j.. DEN-HOLDERS. XII,
RI ~s-e PENCILS,
aud everything found In u frst-class Scbool-Book
Depot. ...s. -
ALL BOOKS used in our public schools furnished
ut prices fixed by State Board OF Education. s.:
CATALOGUE of school-books sent by mail free
to any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
Ut. ELI.YsONS
. SCIIOoL-BOOK DEPOT, .-. ;.
Sc ls-2w lilo Main street.
SCHOOL BOOkS.-STARKE e RY-
- LAND. BOOKSELLERS, 91J AIaiu street, Richmond,
Va, prepared 10 furnish all the gees. ..sl .tf
SCHOOL BOOKS and .s!.... sg.. Vs.
So. SCHOOL STATIONERY
used IN the
Public Schools, -a..t'"
Private Schools.
and Colleges,
E... on THE BEST TERMS.
Catalogues furnished free. Liberal discounts to
teachers Merchants orders filled promptly and al
New York trade prices. Send your orders TO
sTARkF 4 RYLAND,
snIf-lm Richmond Va.
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s,.nat - scH
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07

Now, if | was a person going to preach
a charity sermon, and had calculated that
the sermon would produce, say, on an
average, three shillings and sixpence
apiece from every member Of the congre-
cation, and ! were to say to thom, "NIake
it five shillinzs, and | won't preach the
sermon," don't you suppose the congrc-
cation would close in at once with this
kind and iudicious oGer!-lIclps.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07

.. o.o ",I den. s... great uu
should be observed in selecting s.ea
c,rn to liant, and yet numbers 81 lar-
mcrs never sec their seed corn until il
IS carried to the field at planting time.
We think the best plan is to place q
barrel IN the corner of the crib, and
throw in it every large and vigorous
ear. S4eil off about two inches Of the
large ends, in order to get the largest
and tie most prolific grains. This pro-
Ileas large and healthy plant, that
grows much faster than small ones 90.
Many faImars may think it quite a
tel;uus job tc select every ear Of corn
planted in this way, but they will not
fndit so after giving it trial, and Sc
Letting rs much as possible on rainy
days. This plan onco adopted, will ev-
er be adhered to afterwards. Try it
YOU will not regret It, UuI lind it rcmu-
naraJiye.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07

1t is common TO speak Of thos,
a flint has jilted as her victims.
n grave error Her real victim j.
whom she accepts. This reminds o.
a happy simlle:--"A coquette is 2 ro..
from whom every lover plucks e leaf
the thorn remains for her future lus-
band
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07

An awful warui. 3 comes from Ohio: 4
hopeful cuss married Miss snyder more
than 10 year, ago, and his mother-in-law
q, been living With him ever since. She
is nov only !O5 years old, aud giyes
promise Of stay ins witn him many years
10 come.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07
NO. IL.

went. dressed into fits and tr...r- ,sl;.
rs Josh Ravuor did when asva. ,lsct.,
coroner J go, .b.r, ,l,,ut l.rl. ,rs
found a Irrll s.stt rrawl crlr,..al
which WAS NOT Oh tao l.frs hr, 7 -.r- ,,
biz and rs GOOD as tlc ro,. or '.., s.,
I marched in Ike . blind rnl, irlo 81
potato patch, AMI tool, o scat by III, fire
II didn't see ANYTHING Of IN, widow br,
/ kept looking for her 10 come in orl
send Tor me, and passed away the ff,pc
bv cussin' the c,.wl t,,,-earf thirI.;r,.
thoy had no business here, and / would
not got to tnlk to nv womq, q hi,
Presently the door opened and in walk
ed Polly and tL.. long legged Doctor
and whole ,aau OF loysapG girls G1.d
mp gayagely, tyl you. l. looked around
for fiddler thinking they were coing
to have bal, but wondered what thoy
all kept so still for, anl was about pro-
posir' reel, whenup gitsalitsle preach
or, and before you could swallow live
oyster he had Polly and the Doctor
married faster than Negicau rreascr
could tie q bulls horns, was 50 com
| ploSoly lunmuyod that I set there with
/ my mouth open Ike l was gola' to
swallow the whole crowd and lny oyas
looked like billiard balls till the ccsemo-
ny was over when jumpcd ~ and bel
lowed
al forbid the concern from being con-
stitutod!'
"Hou arc little too late, my friend,
says the preacher, and they g.. COM
mencod laughing Ike they had seen
something funny
I'll be- sluizzlcd II ( don't Lo soon
enough for somebody YETI aays ], ".ov
| I WAS mad Squire, and no mistake in
the ticket. | 90 hn)ieyo I cau,l have
cat that doctor quicker tam q }uarr,
loa couM swallow 20 squire. sa.a if 7
could have ho. a iur nh,..o at h.H. Il
was too bad after | Aaa fixed vp 90
|luHry ho, uv.ul. for r,'tu wall. Ft..l..
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-03-07

Special attention given to the sale of Produce,
y and liberal advances male on Consgumenis
in Store, or on Bill of Lading.
References: VIM. L. jackson, Prcs't National
Bank of Augusta and Augusta Factory.
Geo. I. Jackson L Co. nnIs-iv.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14

A very distinguished Paris ply
sician saws: q believe that during
the twenty years have practiced my
profession, 90 900 children have been
carried to the cemeteries, sacritic e
to the absurd custom of exposing
their arms. Put the bulb of a ther-
mometer into a baby's mouth, and
the mercury rises to 80 degrees.
Now, carry the same to its little hand
if the arm be bare and even cool, the
mercury will sink to fifty degrees.
OF course. all the blood that flows
through these arms must fall from
ten to forty degrees below the tenn
perature of the heart. Need l say.
when these currents of the blood
flow back to the chest, the child S
vitality must be compromised? And
need add that we ought not to be
surprised at the frequently recurring
affections of the tongue, throat, or
stomach?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14

John Russell Young, whose depar-
ture was recently noted, takes the
position of London correspondent
of the New York Herald at salary
of IS, 600 year.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14

An Illinois preacher drives stage
on week days, and lashes the old
stagers Sunday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14

The whisky of Belfast Ireland, de-
velopes on analysis, naphta, cayenne
pepper and vitriol. That is as bad
as Boston milk.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-14

Rate. OF AtverttStnGt
One iuare 90 linesl first insert1on~...sS w
Each subsequent inSertiOn................. oo
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Ghe n.u'p State Reeister,
PUBLISHED DAILY, q
(MoSDAYs EXCEPTED
John BOOTH.
OFFICE Rails Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms OF subscription

TeFms OF Subscr1PttOns
One copv, one year, by mail 0O
One COPY six months, by mail l......... ~ w
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11
JUDGE PRINDLES TRIAL.

TIE CASE FOR THE PROSECUTION CLOSED
OPENING OF THE DEFENSE.
ALBANY, July 10.-The Senate met at Q
a. H. and held short executive session, but no con
frmatons were made. The trial OF Judge Prindle was
then resumed.
David c. Folett testified that Judge Prndle had In
formed Charles p. Tarbell aud others that be would
appoint them Commissioners TO bond the town OF Smith
willie In favor Of the Central Valley Railroad By which
said Commissioners secured undue advantage over
the conte stants.
The prosecution here rested their with the under
standing that they could call up other witnesses who
had been sent for The Senate then took recess, aud
reassembled at D. m, when James ". Glover, OF cOuu
sci for respondent proceeded 70 open the case for dc
Tense
Mr. Lewis g. Hays testified that Judge Prndle did not
know anything about having the hmuhyine bonds
printed and said was a director ia the road, aud We
decided have the bonds printed and take the chances
OF having the Commissioners appointed Witness de
tailed the circumstances OF the case, gong to show that
there collision on the part OF the Judge In
crosseXamnat0n the witness said that he never toid
Judge Prindle that he would pay hn any thing II lie
would appoint certain persons ConmssOhers ne ne yer
thought Of such thing.
The senate then took recess ull D. iii Nheu FRED
erick Merrill testified that when Hiram X Humphrey
came the suTrOgate's Office tor letters O "dlnhstrd
ton In October, 1869 neither JGr Prindle nor Ray was
ia tho Office witness found letters signed Will Judge
rrDdics and died them out: hr charged Hun
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commtee which met at tho Fifth Avenue o,e ana re
Co, hd bat Knew concerning tho custom house
abuses For this was told by members ~ 1919 m %
SInh that must stop such efforts OF mo I'M, "a
Clup NAY IA ,son, that would not deslst Wblie nau
Paoth left 70 expose corruption, ana was Ieau O
the narty az Horace Greeley was lor eAposnb so''' "
nromptu Tatifcaton meeting OF the Tenth ward
T. brennan Association was heu, lst nlsn. az tuo
Hall No. lO1 Hester-st ee'eiN "u'ies "'i' ~
Pcts Roman candles. and other fireworks were SET
off, last night in front OF ~ srS ee made
Vi .o 9y,omntn meeting Of Democrats was held, last
evening at No 100 Bondst ana FIRST ward East cue
eecbes were made, and resolutions were adopted In
dersing the Baltimore nominations. ,--,,.
- on bneiastic meeting OF the Twentieth Assembly
D1strIct Greeley and Brown Club was held at Head
quarters, No. $50 Thrdavey last , evening. IN
cboir was occupied by Vce-President Alfred Con.
GER Col 7. Haney, Alfred Conger, Geo. A.
fambrecht, Dr. c. E; simmons Col im5c,,,d y;
a Conference Committee TO invite other organizatons
in the district TO JOIN the club which has already 800
members ,
The action Of the Baltimore Convention was received
with demonstrations Of approval by the Liberal
Republicans and Democrats Of Brooklyn and the news
was discussed on the ferry-boats, In the cars,
around the newspaper bulletin boards, on the
streets and in the public Offices salute OF 100 guns
was fired from Fort Greene In the Western District ana
at the head of Ewen-st In the Eastern District ar.
rangements were made for display OF nre"Ofks pui
owing to the heavy fall Of rain, this was postponed uh
The Seventh Ward Liberal Republican Association, d.
RUSSELL President fred salute Of 30 guns on the reeep'
The General Liberal Republican Committee OF kings
County met In Sawyers rooms in FultOnst' st nsn.;
proposition for ratlncatloh neeeng wa" sbe Ralt
TO a committee. Strong speeches III favor OF ,u -, %
more nominees made by H. H. Lansing, =. W. 1ou,
ard, T. N. Rocker, and Mr. Bliss Resolutions We're
adopted recommending the IoiInauOu vi ""u pupsi
without party distinctions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-11
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

THE INSTALLATION OF PRESIDENT CHAMBERLAIN.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 1O.-Gen. Chamberlain
was yesterday formally installed President Of Bow
dom College. The exercises began with prayer by Prof
Packard Addresses OF welcome were then made by
ChiefJusce Appleton, In behalf OF the Government Of
the College, and by A. r. Mouton. OF scarboro of the
incoming class In behalf OF the senior under
r. Benson President Of the Board Of Overseers, de-
livered the keys 10 the new President with appropriate
remarks. President Chamberlain replied, explaining
the new system which has been adopted during the past
year and affirming his belief that this conformity the
denands of the times Will greatly benefit the College
and rrease lie usefulness Ihe ceremonies place
~ the Nopsre satIonal Church Which Was wei l.ed