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The Generous Young Giant.

We have always contcnded that he power
i'm the West and Northwest could not he ltll-
pElcablc, or bigotcd, or rerengeiul-tlat 1t
was not consistent with the genius of youth
to be ungrncrols, and not compatible with
the nature Of youthful strength and vi%or to
be Jealous, oyerbea rin". and inlluman-that
though the bigoiry and seliishncsS and ma
lice OF puritanisln, which had been to some
extent trlysplAilGd- Ia the AAi.st aud AarIL-
west. might temporarily warp the Judgment
of the States and people in that part vi
the Union. little time would restore the
true spirit which existed in the hearts of Il
great and powerful constituency. We can
not believe that the people of the West and
Northwest can approve of the policy of par
,iality and persecution, and they are too i'll
dependent, too warmly devoted to personal
liberty, to acquicsce i'll the tyannes and
brutalties of the present Administration.
We therefore find in the address OF the
Liberal Campaign Committee of Chicago
what agrees entirely with our ideas Of the
public sentiment of the powerful West. That
address, recently issued, contains the fol-
lowing passage, which the Wing justly says
"not only breathes kindly feeling, but EN-
:. braces the wise and henignant policy, by
" which alone the true welfare of the whole
" Republic can be advanced"
First of all. We believe that the happiness
of the people and the prosperity of business
,,,f, f.,v hnN In m n
administration of the National Government,
will BE- best promoted by the establishment
| of entire pn,ice and concord between the
North and the South, and 10y the cessation of
all disputes growing out of a war long since
| terminated, and out of a system OF slavery
and inequality of political rights long since
adjusted by constitutional amendments.
There being 10 war and 10 organized op-
| position TO those constitutional amend
| mcntS we hold that it is a patriotic
duty to show the southern people that
we are their friends at heart, as we arc
their brothers by lineage and their fel.
low.citiZcns by common heritage and
Il common flag. We charge that the party
in power has inflicted upon the edu-
Gated and civilized portion Of these
people despotism of ignorance and
robbery unparalleled in our history and
while we desire that no man, white or black,
shall be deprived of his freedom or his vote,
we demand that the domination of ramcity
and barbariSln over property and intelligence
in the southern communities shall no longer
be sustained by Federal patronage and preSi-
DENTAL influence. We submit that 4 change
of policy in this regard cannot he effected
short of the overthrow of the present Adj
miniStration ut the ballot-hoX, since the
means and appliances deemed necessary to
secure the electoral votes of the South now
will be no less urgently required hereafter.
We take pride and pleasure i'll promoting
this new emancipation, which we believe to
I've the only road to union of hearts among
the whole people"
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a Good SDeeCh.

We have BAREuM on our side. BARNuM
knows a thing or two. He is said by our
adyersaries to take naturally to hunlugs.
Well, he took to GRANT, and as no man un-
derstands "played.out humbng better
than BARNUM, we may infer what he leaves
GRANT for. Certainly BARNUM knows what
takes with the people. and he tells us what
he thinks by joining the Liberal cause. He
talks sensibly, as will l,c seen hy the follow
inc very good and very brief speech which
he made at Bridgeport, Conn, on Wedncs-
day last:
"Mr. Barnum said that now that the war
was ended il was time to have peace. The
Cincinnati platform, said he, Is the best one
ever written. (Applallsc.l ltadvoeatcS what
every honest ian can abide by. [Applanse.
The South now needs our capital, ana VIC
need her work. There il no use in saying
now that We will have no forgiveness. II
we want this nation to flourish we will have
to be brothers. We want TO meet them
as friends and not us enemies. The
nation needs it, and it is time the
American people. so long divided, should
shake hands over the bloody cllasm, and
be friends. [Applause.] Platforms arcsomc..
times made az II matter of policy, but you all
know TINT Horace Greeley is Il man who
means just what he says, and when you make
platform. and put him on it, he will stick
to it. and carry out his principles. ZAP
plause.l ! have known him thirty years,
alid. known him intimately, and ! don't be-
liey6 it is possible to find i'll he United SLates
man who believes he desires anything but
the prosperity of this country, and can vote
for him because ] know him to be honest
and sensible [Applause.] Horace Greeley
is never going back on that life OF his. None
of us have such record to carry down
to tie grave with It's. He has always been Il
friend to the workinSnan. am willing
to cheer for Grant us General. We owed
him debt, and | believe we have
paid it. II not, let us pay him in some other
way than by reelection. am willing to con-
tribute TO house or bu-pup [laughter],
but am not going to vote for him and his
relations. (Applnuse.1 We can't afford that
J. Nj. Edmonds, the assistant postmaster
general of Washington. has mailed under bis
own frank to every postmaster in the United
States q circular, in which he asks that post.
master to use his influence to secure, if pos
sible, five or six Democrats, aud send them
to Louisville to carry out the Bourbon l'rin'
ciple. [Laughtcr.l Our postmaster Know
il TO be so, and SO does every postm.Stt' Il.
the United States. We have got great dca
TO do between now and clection-day, for here
Is the money pouring out like rivers from
Washington. and from all these custom
houses throughout the United States, to cir
cumvent the people, and it is Il fight of prn
ciple against corruption. We are ready io
it." [ApplauSe.]
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DIED.,


Orbra,n disease, WILLIE BENNETT, infant son
of l.. H. Franklin. aged five months.
fills funeral will take place 1T his parents res.
dspee on pSGltn s t;si aIS isg Te FREUD
and acquaintance are respecifuH! ih'lle' " ~
tend.
ON Thursday the goth instant, in the seycnty-ilit
wear of his age, PATRICK REYNOLDS il native
His funeral will take place from St Peters cathc-
iraI TODAY at 10 o'clock a. NJ. Friends anu &c
qilalnlalircs are invited ioalteIld.
In !chmond Friday m or, at 9Gl9ek cid, o.
est SON of John and Lizzie Maxwell, aged SIX years
and three months. . ..,, .ut
lis funeral Will take place from Ills fathers resi-
deuce. No, 52, Laurel street, between Spring ana
ChIua. THIS Saturday EVENING al a ci"ck. y
In Manchester. August 3oil. MAG@if, ui, n,,
DENT Youngest daughter OF John H. ana Iaro-
line &. Tapy, aged eighteen inoiilhs.
The blinds are closed and darkness rci@nS
Around the Sn0w-white btd
Whcrcon our little Maggie lays,
Tor little Maggc's dead ..
Stcu lightly toward The little bed,
Aud kiss her forehead fur,
And gently with thy hand sinooth nack
The iloaiing iaAcn HAIR.
Then gently In her collin lay
The cold and lifelcss clay:
And God will watch il night ana DAY
And shield it from all harm.
The funeral will take place SUNDAY MORN-
ING nj 10 o'clock from her fat hers residence, INA
street near Second. 1hr friends of the Family arc
invited to attend.
At Tabrrllrlr. TENN. August II. W!Ll.lE DIV
EXPORT. only son Of Rev. Louis u. Martin: lpr-
merry ui Chesterfield county.
.idrDcntC aud Hcrutd please copy.
JOSEPHINE. the y"ungcst child Of G. t. aud NJ.
= S Smilhcrs. aged four months and twenty-five
DAYS of congestion Of the brain.
The funeral will take pnce ut hali-piSt sAlUh-
DAY 3ISt instant, ut the residence of It's parents,
corner Of Hull and Twelfth streets, Manchester.
The friends aud relatives Of The family are request
ed to attend.
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The Wolf and the Fox,

Mr. GREELEy's speech at Bridgeport is the
happiest of all his speeches. He has shown
himself to be politician, philanthropist
and a patriot, and now he appears as the
NsoP Of the age, and SO happily in fable
satirizes the bloody Radical" and willy
straight-out," the wolf and the fox, that
the whole Union is thrown into broad grin
OF merriment. How irresistibly grotcsquo
to behold the wolf, his skin grown too short,
pieeed out behind with the tail of the fox
The hnmorist artist must present it in pic
tlire for. the enjoyment Of the world.
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Fa,sehood the Ammunition.

If
,fncI, Of the bloody Radical material for
carving o,, the campaign is fassehood mace
ou, Of whole cloth. Indeed the GRANT part!
have little else with which to assail Their OPP
ponents. i large part of this staple Is iur-
.;sbo,, hy the superseryiccahc knot OF I'M
practic,lle~ who, not content WIN ''e'.i's
Mr.. GRsnlEY, fly In rage win '"e,' 'e's'u-
bors for supporting him, and vent t''cif pas
sions by false charges against hs'i'.
There arc several documents composed
OF the fake statements OF thesc Ifspn'-''e
and unsracious gentlemen, which were
printed by the GRAsT party and are 'h"oS'
triousIy circulated in this State. and OF course
elsewhere. by the GRANT agents.
We have one before It's, consisting of state
ments dsscrcditabIc to their authors, contain
ING assertions absolutely false, and not yet
rctIacted.
This feature Of the campaign Is wonder
fu1. Heretofore DISCONTINUED men in Il small
minority, after expressing their opinions,
were quiet. They were not SO absurd as to
endeayor to organize party that could only
.xcite derisisn for lis weakness. and, i'll the
sense of o political campaign, therefore I'M
beetle. Nor do we remember that such Il
body Of men attempted to console them
selves in their belplessness by some tre;'cll'
erous, sinister act of assault upon one of the
great parties in the field. 10 attempt CO.
verify the ham.stringing business is not Ill
accordance with honor and fairness. but
when the attempt is made hy men upon the
party which may be said to be composed en-
tireIy of their old friends and party asso-
GATES it is unnatural as well as unfair and
discreditable.
And this brings us to the point to Which
we have SO often referred, that this third
party effort is SO unprecedented and so I'M
natural that there must lie some secret
spring that keeps it in motion. Malice is
not enduring aud would not be very susien-
tatious. Solid advantage. reward, the thrift
that would follow the Precipitation of power,
would account for it better. What is it?
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The Expert at Prevarication.

Senator Henry WILSON adds to his replta-
ton as an expert i'll misrepresentation III
every speech he makes. His champion false
hood is his solemn aSscveration that he never
belonged to the know-Nothing party. Tins
he sets oil with a number of other nrrvarl-
cations of various degrees of dignity. in
his latest speech he declares that should Mr.
GREELEY he elected there would he another
rebelIiou-this time at Washington.
l. it possible to believe that any man utter
in. such probationary sane and unlIlpul-
siye nr,-docs not deliberately lie in making
il? WILSON no more believes in such re-
b,llion on such Il ground than Mr.. GREELEY,
and when ne rItters this prediction ne III
wartlv knows that he is uttcrinS Il iaiSclIood.
Unless. indeed, Mr.. WILSON knows things
that other people do not know-:hlngS con-
fued to his party and to few OF their lead
crS. Possibly the lecchcs who are sucking
the blood of the nation may refuse to let ="
their hold, aud will make fight rather than
retire. That might make Il rebellion. But
there c;,unot possibly be any other.
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sgraIglsaa 81 lsazsAs
The d anaaI con entioI Of the
Lutheran nodpf Southwest Virginia vsas|
Iscid - Pefers church, ir III oftgpn,e1y
county a. 9th and 2f,tt. This Synod
is cosasss ed ofsssenty ministers and mem.
'derstip of about two Thousand i've hundreds
STEPS were taken TO open Il seminary for
VEINS ladies either ut Rural Retreat or Ma
RON, which places are competing for the 10
caikln. The next session will be held i'll
Cedar Gro.c church, Snlyth county, III Au-
gsfst, 1873. A Lutheran church at Big Lick,
Roanoke county, will be put under progress
nf erection in few days. The structure
will be in the Gothic style of architecture.
a theological seminary, under the control
of the General Synod of the Lutheran
Church in the southern States, will be
opened in Salem, Va, early in September.
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Strategy in politics is the tribute which

Strategy in politics is the tribute which
Graft pays TO Strength Greeley.
Very true, and neyerso applicable as in the
present presidential campaign. The people
in their might are rising for the purpose OF
turning out those by whom they have been
50 ssofnlly misgoyerned. They are opposed
by every conceivable artitice. The war
passions are reyiyed-the kuklux lies are re-
cshd-the negroes are to be transported from
State TO State 70 yotesectional prejudiees
are Unframed land the independent argani-
cation Of the pipe-laying straightouts--
all tricks, and disreputablc tricks at that,
aessss5a 20 ta opposition to the host Of the
lseai,se ss:fsyea II defence of personal liberty
oaal government. On the
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Z e. THE II is Ar slls
HEIR I'd ARE SfAsss, but . renie'fyl.r thsinsail
Is furnished by slat,Ie There Is no tilaS or
every dlseasc there 10 IN sntidote hi 81 vczatsiae
kingdom The ai8riginees were the ctigasspf
many aud loa.hsotne maaties, yes an forflssf IN
fi,c wids of their forests remedies sure md powers
ful. Acting on this bci!ef DE-. TUTT'S SARsAPA-
IsiLLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT Is offered The
public as most vegetable COM
pound. possessing extraordinary power for the cure
u Rheumatism, neuralgia scrofnlaa ulcers, SWELL
ing Of the glands eruptions OF the SKIN female dig
,s,ses liver complaint secondary sypliiiis-the Ell
fccts of mercury, &c. II Is most powerful atera-
tive and blood purifier. and at the same time SO
harmless that IL may I've used by all.
WatrI, ont for chIls and fever and prepare tiie
system for resisting lis atttrk by using DIR. TUFTS
LIVER PILLS. fgst ~ ..s
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE makes the old look
v1nn-. au 'i-eHui"N" =.
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atssf Die DO arle The N 10 Issssas s'sas'

OF
y .x,e. uniar,, fraternity and aens.
pc cncr,,zes hope TO succeed isy siaEcasi ins &
The't l,slge, and yindicsisessss main
diseer., ;un;ss OF spies and ecutotsst the
timing q the people % kcezsshem mserror
expense of public Voice. In short they
and Isill'e the land miserable that they may
would make the mt and rob the treasury.
hold the Gorernnis =, and will OF the people
Thus Is the strcnSi Infamous and brutal
opposed by the most loved against the
craft that ever was emf
welfare of 4 nation.
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RAL CONTENTION
NAIioHAi' ooho'hD '..DI National Colored
A call has been issued fora ,,,,,;. ,,,,;,,,a
Liberal Convention ut Indianai ,-,.Ic
September II, 1872, to take actio. rau,,, ~,
Of Greeley and Brown as a matter Oh
The coIored race and the country at "'se'
and in favor of the one-term principle
means of perpctumting the Government.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlLRoAD.-The
reader will find sonle interesting information
in regard to the progress of this great work
in the letters of :. A Traveller and I" G.. N"
in this mornings Dispatch.
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GcoD PAY.-The English Cabinet is COM
tof sixteen members, who receive an
pose between them, in salaries, G6G, 900.
hual'!' "ican Administration Department is
Inc Aine. seven members, who receive a
composed D. IS, 400 among them. In Eng
sum c4''a' " . 'rs get $4,000, Others C. 900,
tahe some ''''''' $ 100000 year. Good
ana one is 'na'n . 4 English gold.
t,av, we take it, in sol. -,
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NJ BARGAINS IN POPLlNS, DRESS
GOODS, oRGANDIES. LAWNS, PERCALES;
ALSO.
LINEN GOODS for boys;
TOWELS. NAPKINS.
ALPACAS. &C.. SC.
THOMAS X. PRICE & CO., during the present
month"; to relieve the tedum of dog days." viii
close out many styles of SUMNER GOODS wit,l5Ht
regard to cost No list OF prices Is given, but eai,
article will show for itself. 4&
Al.o on hand. received recently by steamer ard
express. 80
n Nv and PRETTY rRINTs, in American alia
English: 80
WHITE and COI.o RED PIQUEs, IS to soc.;
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES;
IINEN-BOSDM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY. every grade:
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BIZ ACK and COL DRIED RIBBONS;
BELTS, CORSErS, EE
KID GLOVES.
THREAD GLOVES, 1853
BUSTL Els. new styles; ...
SfIEETINGS, both linen aud cotton:
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN: ,s5f5g$
DRILLINGS and CASHMERE Els, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, TESTINGS. &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
T. X. PRICE & Gtt3,
aus IiOl Main street. corner Elerenth.
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CAPTAIN PARRISH, of the steamer Planter,
who had been a steamboat captain for forty
years. was killed by q fall in Baltimore on
Thursday.
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General MeC lellan says he dom know anys
ttilng about the diamond mines OF which he
IL said to be president. B IS
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f-1g THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
OF SUMMER GOODS will ne closed out ut and
lnIow cost iu order to make room for our fall goods
by Scpt.lricr 18th: #
LAWNS. WHITE PlQUES. Ns
FIGURED IIqUES, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED SWISS MUSLlNS,
STRIPED SAINSOUK MUSLINS.
PLAIN SWISS and NAlNSOOh MuSLlNS,
CHECKED MUSLINS, Eta
COiORED EMBROIDERED GRENADINES,
BLACK GRENADINES with colorei silk
stripes. ...a
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLINS,
TRIMMING SILKS.
WHITE SILK PARASOLS and lace covers, L
BLACK and COLORED SILK PAEASuLS
and UMBRELLAS,
LLAMA LACE SIiAWLS,
GRENADINE SHAWLS,
GAuZE UNDERSTANDS,
LIGHT KID GLOVES, SILK FANS.
and lots OF other articles, 1T aud below cost.
WILLIAM TILiLHIhfEli & SONS.
1915 M:iu street, opposite the post-oiIlce, and s
au - Col Broad street. corner SiA:lt
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MARRIEEf.


ON the 10Th. 10y Ecy. i. l.. Dickinson, Mli;LlAM
II, KEAllFF. tsu. 10 Miss ELLA = BLAf-
LOt'h :; all Of This city.
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OFFICE OF TIE GRAND RECORDER or TIIE}
GRAND COsfMaSDERY of VIRGISIA.
RIfIIMOS!>. VA. July 10. Ie7..S

TN OBEDIENCE TO THE CLOSING
l. orttr Of the last Grand Annual assrm- J
bly, Of X nights Tcrnpllr and tfeappend,nt Ky
orders Of Virginia. the X. r. Grand COM X
mailder has thought proper, after due dc
liberation and conference TO call the next
assembly of the same at the Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs on WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF
September next, at L. o'clock NJ. for the transac-
tinn OF such business rs may come before IT,
BY order of JOHN ROTiN MCDANIEL. g. c.
JOHN DOVE, u. Rccurdcr.
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a MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
IN MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP Efit 'c heFl nj
fI,e ,ourthouse su the fpwIr Of Manchester. ut 81
o'clock on SATURDAY EVENING. for tire pur
pose OF forming Greeley arl Brown club and
otherwise perfcvtirg an organization for the fall
rampagn. Distinguished speakers viii he present.
Nv order Superintendent Comfy.
au 3o-ass JOHN G. R0RERTSoS. Secretary.
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ADAY Ar TIE WHITE sCLruUK,
NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS.

Fare for the round trip only SIX DOLLARS.
Tickets fer sale at G1RBER & cos: WEST. JOHN
STON & CO.'S bookstore: .WirS Office. j. j. ELY
SONS bookstore. A. PIZZINI'S, and at depot.
j. Fl. WODDCDCk-
au oJ-5t General Agent Of the Excursion.
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A N1gjSEyz ENTS.

1ICEM OND r. III Z \ r. Il E.--GRAND
I, 'AMAT. EUR ENTERTAINMENT 7 Z f $
IL 'tVENl NC. SEPTEMBER ~, 1872. BY TIE
DAA oRDI, SOCIALS UNDER TIE AUS
CON- OFTn = SOUTHERN CROSS EEO'rIIER-
p I,n, TuE iIE EESEFlT OF ASSISTING IN
IEMOVi. -e,tTe to 30 presented viii hc the new
Am,n& no. Tcrz IUCRETIh Rnl:Glh. AdmiS-
BurIt:gnc r,ituIncc commence at O'Clock.
sion. int.. IL
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W0StD AND d1t.AEI.

GOAL. COKE. WOt)D.--l:y Schoorrrs
I McS,,,,, n,nYu EirJ a ,l ,Iurni,t. Light am
Receiving crsocs Vi very suc ?nr HEm"n1 WHITE
ASH EGG, STOVE and q -ESINIT ANIn, lr a r.,
CITE coal for sale 1T the very lowest nlarhct
rate. Also u full supply, 1T Company prices; nt
CLovEE Hill III LuMf. ia ~, ,I Im! c ET,tHE
NE T,ttE Also MACHINES AW ED and SPLIT
OAK and PINE WOOD Of unc luallc,i quality, ~
Is con vcnient aud economical. N,p l,ic '.st w
HEKIAND coal. for mauufi ciurliE purposes.
For fuel of any kind apply to The ;'','r1Mr
17,1 Main street and Ninth III, ii Cary streets.
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WOOD, COKE, COAL.-i ' ,n"id RESPECT
w luily inform my fricn':S and nr rnnI'r t'n'.
rally that, having purchased II In t' s'l,pia, ~
WOOD ut SUMMER prices. ! AIN nov i'ffl"ii,.i 10
furnish Them their winter supply on; %onl u h'
better terms than can ilc lI cl-cwlcic IN w: ritN
l am als,, ur,.larrd [" furnish SOFT 60 1tr. ~
WEIR HILL. wi NTrIPOtk. and .hNl NhN ~ r
GOALS M the very lowest market rate. nn;,i sol"
by weight. " .. W. ~ ,, ,,n,
au l7-S.M&W2w tirrt anu btoad .lc,,H.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICK sBuHG .AEDt

POTOMAC RorrF. June TO- SIS
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th. mail trains this road .sli run u lo-
lows: y-..# g. -
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, leaves
Byrd-Strcet Station. i. ".
. UP NIGHT MAIL, ril rail alone, leaves Byrd
STREET station 9:iO j.. Nj. (cNcepi on SllulayE.)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves ErGtd-S:it-i STA
,iou, 6 i. NJ. except on SundlyS.I
DOWN DAY Mali ria rail and steamer. ar.
rivrs ~ Hyr'i-Strert ~t,tinn. Is. I. VI.
DOWN NIGHT Mail. ria rail alone, arrives a,
Byr-Strcet st.tiOn, $50, A. Nj. lrAccp. on Mvm-
dayS.l
Down ACCOMMODATES TRAM arrives al
Ernad-Strcct station, e:3T A.. h. i.Ncrp: "n SuG-
,iaysl j.. - MYERS.
jcl3 General Superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.

RH&S v, a. LAWS'will resume her MU-
I'VE MC LESSONS 1T 100 Clay street september
10th k2. Those who wish to ,tteW their engage
,mcnfs We requested to apply promptly.
an 81 stawtlOx
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NNU.AL MEETISG.-The annual meet
n In. of the stockholders of tn" AMERICAN
ROL LED NUT AND TUBE COMPANY will he
held ut the Office of the Virginia Fire aud Marine
Jms,Ir~ nee Company on WEDNESDAY the 18th of
Septeu nr. ISL, at II O'Clock VI.
BY, .rri,.r u: the Board Of Directors.
M g,-t ". J.. CDWARDIS. President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31

THE srE ATTEETfON OF
I5sc Visiting 10 t,ase property 10
NJ ttiss "a to our sale of LOTS
sssr rs sssrsectlon With Die Me-
ssiileturBslss Tisesa lots are very desiraoiy
occupying yery elevated position and sur
s by number OF Beautiful cottage residences,
occupied by highly respectahis People who have
NY l,uiIt them for the purpose of having ntaf
ohss near the Old Market andsont of the bnzz ara
noM OF the city. Their close proximity TO the mar
,d b. CHURCHES make them very desirable fof
IuilA ng PURPOSES
Al u 1T LEE 4 s'oDi'iN-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-31

HALIFAX COURTHOUSE -.#
Ii MALE SCHOOL
opens on MONDAY tho nth day of September 1872.
Terms for ten months: Board and tuition tnnc-llaf
To Inc paid OH entrance and the i,auce the lat of
March, 1879, $20O; tuition In hn Classics and Mathe
lnatics. $50; tuition I'm French and Mathematics.
$50; tuition In English branches $40 Washimg fuel,
and lights extra. For circulars i,ffrss j IT
CARPENTER. lialifas - - Tihomsr, ia. au 5-ims