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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01
THE Conservative Gathering To-Day

THE Conservative Gathering To-Day.
AZ the able general on the eve OF battle
,,lis his officers around him for consultation,
the central authority Of the Conservative
organization In Virginia has convened the
asseflblage Of electors. assistant electors, anu
canvassers, In thiscity to-day. We are ABOUT
entering upon the last month OF TINS sFea.
eampaign, and 1t Is meet that we Si'ou'u
na,tss and consider what has been accom-
n,;sbea and advise together as 20 the pest
means Of making our victory sure and COM
plete.s :,
The Convention VIII be composed Oh
many OF the ablest men in the State, togetfer
with large number Of those brilliant ana
efficient young men who, though their names
have not yet often appeared conspicuousiy
in the history of the Commonwealth, are
now engaged in n work second TO none 10
importance, and the success OF when VIII
eptitle them to the thanks Of redeemed
people. 1t may seem to some small matter
that these canvassers and county
should devote their days and nights to the
work of speech.naking and party organize
lion, but when it is remembered that to dc
this they arc neglecting their own private
business, and that nearly all in this poverty
stricken State are working without fee OF
reward, their services take higher rank, ano
the gratitude of the people at large to then
should be proportionatcly great.
The design Of the convention OF to'uay ID
a good one and It's work is simple. tbs pro-
posed. we believe, to have reports from all
sections of the State as to the progress OF the
campaign, to give and receive suggestions
and to agree upon plan for the genera en-
cagement soon to take place. Not the least
attractive feature Of the gathering nor the
least powerful influence cxcrtcd will be the
speeches at the great rnasS-meetinSs indoors
aud outdoors tomorrow night. Our cltl-
Gems will hear with pleasure from the dis
tineuisbed gentlemen announced to speak
on this occasion, and the words of wisdom
and eloauence then uttered will doubtless
fall with excellent effect upon every portion
of the STATE. -
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Suppose a mob of whites In North Caro-
lima had attacked and murdered several ne.
groes and burned the shanties of many
others, would MS little have been said about
the matter in the Radical papers as now when
New jersey Is the scene of the massacre and
incendarism?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

OREGON SENATORIAL ELECTIoN.-Sdn Fran.
cisco, September 29.-Thc Oregon Leglsla,
turc elected II. G.. Mitchell to The United
states Senate Oh the first ballot Saturday, he
receiving Il votes, Corbett Il, and Prime /:
Webster went over to Mitchell. Corbett
withdrew his name and was then nominated
by the Democrats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

The Virginia People Is new, we'll
edited, and landsomely-prlnted weekly
newspaper, published at Snowvillc, New
burn, and Dublin, Va, by CHARLES A.
HEERMANs. The mechanical department Is
in charge of Mr.. III. RUSSELL PACE, formerly
of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

The Raleigh On. CD Banner Of Tempe.
rance, having changed hands, has become
the Spifitg Me Age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO RAN
" ROADy-Cn, and after SeptGroter ash d..
SENGER TRAILS wiz leave Richmond AZ or s,-
lows: 90 i''-
$40 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN (exeeet saus,v, >,
the White Sulphur Springs connecting az Cofdo,n.r
Vile with the Orange. Alexandria and Han..nes-
and South. '"'N'ufS
s.as r. M~-ACCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN ferce,,
Snndayl ior Gordohsyille, arriving at a:is P. d
trains on the Orange, Ale1anda and Manassas rsiI
road for LYNCHBURG and WASHINGTON '''i'
Northwest and Southwest. p'iA''
Storage tickets from Liverpool, Queens,or,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Havre, Rotterdam
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, TO ali noInt,
on this road, can be bought Of the General f1rEss
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered through ne
station ageut on THE road. 'a'
Further information may be obtained at the Com.
pany's oBces. ''a'
a. II. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES I. NETHEHLAND, General Ticket Agent
Y1
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Poro,,c,
RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF GESEPII
FREIGHT AGENT, RICHMOND, VA, Sept 10. Is1a{
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-FreIgh,,
In for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore. and
intermediate points will be RECEIVED by this
company at their Broad-Strcet depot on Mon.
DAYS and THURSDAYS. a.
Freight trains leave Richmond on TUESDAYS
aud FRIDAYS A. NJ, connecting ut Quantico with
tbe Alexandria and Fredericksburg railway. and on
thence to Baltimore.
Joint tariff sheets may be had on application 70
J. j, GENTRY,
sc 10-llu General Freight Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

RICHMOND AND DANvLLE RAILROAD Co.,
RICHMOND, August l8, Isf7. I
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
III ROAD.-Ou and after SUNDAY, August 18Th,
fs72: '"'
Train No. through passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays at 5;io 4. ~; leaves Dan.
vile at 1855 P. ~; arrives at Greensboro at SO
Train No. Gynchburg passenger) leave, Rich.
mond daily at s:25 A. Nj. arrives at Lynchburg ats
Train No. 10 Through mail and eypresa) lcsye.
Richmond daily at LOO 2. NJ; leaves Danvle daily
OF ess z. NJ; arrives at Greensboro dailg at ms
a. ''i' GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and eNprs9l leave.
Greensboro daily, at 2, A. NJ; leaves Danyr 10
Train No Through ,passenger) leaves C,,esr..
panyiIle at Isl r NJ arrives at Rchnop , mS5
Train No. . nynehburg passenger, lea s,s 49,,
NJ arrives at Richmond at 3:4s L. ". ls&s +.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect Mt Grw
trains the North Carolina railroad ,or so o WIN
Train No. 10 connects at Greer ,,,,,.
Raleigh arriving there at i r. fns,rnss,
LEAVING RRa 1eS N az ss NJ Connect at tssu
TT Train No connects se Stno;s', ,r, ,,
the Ataac Msss;r Of and Ohio rs S" l'@ n on
,,a,IJ az 49,, p " JmmOu3tiOn Train leaves Rclr.
a IN ,rnhL,ro daily Except SundaysJ, arriving
PASSENGER time 70 e9,ncet with the MoruIns
oi a,o,. .a,.t' .ad for the southwest
81, aas,Jp gers coming east leave Lynchbury after
sae wal Of the Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio
ras niger Train from Bristol. and arrive at Rich.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured at the ticket Office IN
1 Richmond, and OF K. F. WALLER, Agent Of the 81.
antc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule of this compiny viii please print as aIoyS
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
7. NJ II. TALCoTr, Engineer aud superiuicGd.
ent.
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np1rss. mEDICzNEs. DE.

r E. SALE, GRADU ATE M
il. PHARMACY, DISPENSING CHEN B;ai "a
IST Tweutyfrst and Yennbie stregoS ~ IPJTRE
nRIi1is. RARE CHEMICALS, and PHARMsa.
CEUTfCAL PRODUCTS Physicians presc aai,-
racy mt ali hours. day or night. Terms cash. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

WILL SING WIEN
lSA fed on food prepared for them at
Polk MlLEE1.'S -hpothecary.
ceoI corner Fifth and Marshall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

4 CUE AND FEVER CAN BE SPEED etIy-
0I1ERnR. ]. G. Redwood has used 1t with hap
T;est results. |. B. Bass thinks it should be eIt
tcnsiveiy known james TrSe re eco treG + in
ror, c,scs and prouounces Il successful IN ever!
instance go NOuH q 90, ~, M 10 esstreets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
= CEIVED at the Office of the Secretary and
Auditor of the TOWN Or MASCHESTER until
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1872. AT IL o'clock NJ.
for paving with granite blocks the cutters on GOO
feet more or less, Of III" extension OF Hull street
Also SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ~ nt
the same time ana place for paving with brick the
sidewalks along said cutters.
Further information can he had by applying ct
the above named Office. The undersigned reserve
the right to reject any or nll bids. ~
T.. ii. FOOTE.
L. L. MARKS,
Street Committee Town Of Manchester.
-'|'''| ''1'' Sc oi-6tTuTh&S
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE ROANOKE VALLEY }

KICllNOND SCntclnDtF Y lcI-'
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ proposals for the CLEARING, GRADLA
TION, MASONRY. and TRES1,LE-W ts,
Railroad between Fort Mitchell and ClarkcsYille'
VA distance Of twcntyone t2l) miles-wi'l DC r. :
cejved until MONDAY, October 18TH, 49, az ire
office of thn President of the Company, y. ). BC-
FORD. Richmond. Va, 10 whom all proposals must
he addressed and Endorsed Proposals i9r Sra9ua-
The line will lie divided into sections 81 about one
m mile each. and bids will he received for The wnole
or any portion OF the work. That between toTt
Mitchell and Christianyilc, about six ana nall
(C5) miles, will be required to be first Gone
PrntlIcs specifications, and estimated quantities.
may he seen at the Office Of the Company, III hlch-
moid Va, on aud after October LIST, Isl ?
The Company reserve the right to reject any pro-
rosas offered, II not considered satisfactory.
President, as above, or TO the UNDERSIGNED.
ISy order Of the President. +. :. hlNn,
90 an div t,wtJ Chief Enginccp.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co.,
RICHMOND, VA, June To- l.7?. (
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co..
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, l-72. (
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
~ 10th, the TRAINS OH this road viii run us fol-
The MALI. TRAINS leave Richmond Mt s A. NJ
and l:5o i. NJ, and leave Petersburg ut ll25 A. NJ
and sos =. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach NJ:
tached. leave Richmond at 3 a. VI. and p ~, ana
leave Petersburg ut 7:.5 a. 81. and 100 j. N.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII leave
Richmond and Petersburg at 0 A. N. Returning
leave Richmond and Petersburg at p. ~, Instead
Of O'Clock, as heretofore
The a. If. TRAIN viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the SOS L. ". MAIL TRAIN and 7;'S
A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN win not leave Petersburg
on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. q
Fare for return tickets................2 go
Commutatlon tickets can DC had nj the following
rates
Ffty-trip tickets for ................S6 On
One-hundred-trip tickets for.........e0 %
Passengers for Norfolk viii :ske the 10 p u.
DAILY TRAIN, and those from Norfolk viii coz
meet ut Petersburg with tho 1876 4. VI. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clever Hill Will take the $50 \
NJ. TRAIN OH Mondays, Wednesdays, epd Fridays
and returning leave Richmond Oh the same days 81
The NAIL TRAINS Will stop only u, Chester ati
The sx. NJ. TRAIN will connect Mt Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
hY PGEIsfA dS'ssy PALACE sLEEpIxG-cAR viii
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN at Weldon
running through to Wilmington
10 10 Ticket and Freight Agent
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RICHMOND. EEEDERICKsDuEG ANpt

POTOMAC ROUTE, June 10, 1872. /
an AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE
~ 10th, mail trains on this road Will run u fol.
lows:
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer, la,ycs
Byrd-Strcet station L. NJ.
UP NIGHT MAIL. ria rail alone. leaves Byrd.
Street station $40 Z. NJ. except on Sundays.)
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-Srept
station u. NJ. Except on Sundays.l
DOWN DAY MAIL, cio mil and steamer. at.
riycs at Byrd-StreeL station 1898 L. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, rid rail alone. arrives nj
Byrd-Strcet station, $3.50 A. NJ Except on Sion.
days.
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives ut
Broad-Strcet station s:37 a. NJ. (cxccpt on sml.
days.) T.. T. n. MYERS
jel3 General Superintendent.
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nAILR0An xTNYs.
20

40 '1
RIcsnscs ~ IT,, YgsE nEyla a,snoaD co.,
N0TICEs-Un further; rotace NO p "a.
1S sEBGER TICKETS win be cold ever ,,,s. 40 40
further Than WEST POINT, tie Poghatan S,sttine
boat Company demanding that we ehaI i;ersse n
fare to Baltimore and beyond ~ SiSs tRe
The FREIGHT TRAINS win be nm a. r,..,
Euesdays ThifEsday8, and Eaturdays, leaving pts
mond at O'Clock a. d., for baltimore and np ~
points North and West: and on Mondays. Wansssiu
days, and Fridays, for local freigf.a hsr aes-
Richmond and West Point, at o A. n. ''esR
Freight fccofysd daiiy, carefully handled. ana
Through bills Of ladiDg given 70 all poihs,.
WILLIAM y. BRAGG, saperfutendsr.
J. TAYLOR, General Ticket aud freigi, A ger,
Richmond. o. neent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-01

UAIR-BUSHES, Dressing Combs, Tooth
IL Brushes, Soaps, Perfumery, &c. Larseass
Inv IL POWHkTAN +. DUPUY, Anothec3ry,.,
427 Broad street, between Fourth aha h'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
PERSONAL.

Gov. English of Connecticut gives $4,000
worth Of law books to the library Of the New Haven Bar.
1t has been said Of the Rev. II. w. Beecher
flat Ae has wasted voice enough make two thunder
storms" by talking 50 loud.
Mr.. Eisenbeck, late Of the Fabbri Opera
Troupe has been appointed reader in synagogue. at
San Francisco at a salary Of 5000 year.
Judge Quint, one of the counsel for the
lovely Mrs Fair has sued that famous shot for s. CO.,
lie "a brave judge, but we hope bis life is Insured
Prof Carl Vost, the great Swiss naturalist,
bothered b. Tndall VIII be driven utterly mad by Nogt
The name of Theirs has been given to a
new kind Of French biscuit-an exceedingly hard
cracker stamped with portrait OF the fIehch ffesldeht'
The death of Mr. Joseph Lamb of Hawkins
Co.. Tenn, is announced. This Lamb was aged 10
years. ana as Charles once said, of hmself-was "old
enough 10 be a sheep
Barnum owns 10000 acres in Colorado, we
read and $500 head Of cattle and has gone into the bust
ess Of raising horses. This ought to prove sort OF an
tIdOtc 10 the eplzooilc.
Mrs. Elllins, aged 70, lately drove her own
team with load of apples from Jackson, N. H. through
the Pnkham Notch OF the White Mountains TO Gulldhali
VI. cage cannot tire"
Wesley, at the age of II, wrote: 81 do not
remember TO have felt owness OF spirits for Oncquarer
OF an hour since ! was born" An exchange remarks
that his marriage occurred later.
Mark Twain has written something for Tom
Hoods Comic Annual, the hIth number OF whch-con-
tanning this and contributions from other American hui
morsls-will shortly be published, IN London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
LOCAL POLITICS.
THE DIVIDED DEMOCRACY.

An informal meeting OF tho leaders OF the
Apollo Hall organization held Last night IN the
worth Club House Twenty seyenth-5t., near Broad
way There present representatives from nearly
every ward IN the city, including Senator OBren, f. NJ
Bixby Justice Butler H. Bxby Judge spalIng, Vim. C..
Barrett. Aldermen Fitzgerald aud MehrOach, the Hon
Peter Mitchell and others. The members reported that
the organization IN their wards strong, defiant and
eager to continue distinct from Tammdny Hail. The
question OF an Alliance with Tammany was secuted as
absurd aud not to be thought oi for moment. II was
alleged that the disatftction in the various Assembly
Districts much less than had been asserted ny GER
tam persons. It was strongly urged that tue General
Commit should be rcOrganlzed On the representation
of wards instead OF Assembly Districts Is no" the
case IL was asserted tlat the present representation
by Assembly Districts unwie1y and unodlsldctoy
Ihr pr,po,ItDn seemed 70 meet with much favor from
those present. The reorganization VIII prODaDy take
place early In December primaries being Ofdeici IOr
mat pulyUso after due notice has been gwen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23


ARYs-A Malsou J.. Nov % 1917 A-' Sr's Wo'ie7 80,
on Rev Ca Joni granddaughter d Rev Joha "h.u D.
D., OF Monsn0uh ". j. -, 80, ,-.-.--
Churcl nidiso1 l;u o'clock
rs.urnilg leaves Madison % 800
BOURLIER- Friday l2 of November O'Clock slr-a
BOurier Dgoa frincs 90 ne tsa eaE Of hs 'g
The re- vr friend, family respectfully ilri o si-os
The ms e reiience % BroaiFy S1ola sss
inst at O'Clock D.
COCHBAN-a Brooklyn. Tuesday. Nov 49, George CshH D.
Rive, and nen's also King, County Medical society. invites
the funeral SATURDAY kJj ms, o; y a. ron -'
Church corner Fulton anu Clinton -
ESrZAt Eas, Mordans Thlriiy 2 last j'ha y hah ~ h'
18th year Of bis ,,.--.-, .-...-..,-
rsdelc- ~ saurli, 81 hst 2 'fA y ~
Csrd4oss ai be waauZ Mos hyel De af's " 80
o.c.ocG ira iron Harlem depot Fofty-scc0ai.st
GARDSER-At Jersey City Ieh Friday, Adrian, C'mfas Ts
,i william Gardner aged 70 years.
Funeral on sun az Nov fro reears. Bnnc erso5 q,
near Friend, AL rr'7e' are NAKED Nl--'-t 1
notice. Take Montcei,lge car, IS J,rs-F fesr'
GOLDTuwAIrE-Os tic 1l inst Mss NJ C5itheae. asi u
years.
ISGERsOIIOn ,h monn, Of the 21i Inst. W'sn ia,eroL
Funeral services held te residence No al ~ F-At -
S4,ur44Y 90 2 :.
KANg-Oa the Mr. H'nJ Rne h he $50 gear ofas ~
NvFPHY-OB hs 3ls n,, Sir Ioha Nar2Lr asei p y'rs
vryAEs-At Elizabeth J.. Saii.a Priiy ~ Mar g,
daughter Of jacob a. Nl4-l~
Nouce funeral hereafter
wYSABDOa rqsily Nov 10 Aapte gnie w' ssoi e y-asA
TIE soa, ed friend, r-soe-, i1r'cl it.a ne fps-,i
his
II ght, ou S,iurs,. Soy D. 90 10 Ocoek b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
GENERAL NOTES.

After her noble generosity to her companion
in oflicion Chicago feels authorized TO indulge IN q
little harmless mth at BostOn's expense. The Chtrqgo
tribune prUiOuud5 This cOuun tTum 4" IL Chicago being
a wicked city, punished, why WIS Boston, beng "a
good city, punished IN the same maDnerf
The Missouri Democrat thus Unkindly exposes
Col. Mosby's incentives TO loyalty: "Geu. MOsby Of
Virginia owns quarry, Is reported u he fish
uI TO Iush hcudstOnes Tor the NdilOihI
cemeteries. Having materially assisted In furnishing
the toIIscs, MOsbF wants to the graves hand
6OmcJ decorated"
The MilrGukce Sentinel sobcrly publishes q
card beginning in this way: owing 10 the prevalence
Of the horse disease TIE Chief Engineer in behalf OF the
city, in company with the Chairman OF the Committed
with which Operate the engines of the Depart
ment in fire" The spectacle of yoke OF oxen
lcisrely walking before steam engine 10 Lrc "Ou4d
be enough TO make even sick horse laugh
Tie Chicago Times thus Indignantly sQuelchcs
Cincinnati journal for daring to insinuatc that Boston
had gone ahead OF Chicago IN the matter OF coniagra-
ton There IS something inconceiyaOly childish In the
idea % the Cincinnati person chuckng over the thought
that s0mc other city has had bigger fire than Chicago
petty jealousy and malignant but lmpO. ent hate
that condensed in the above article become an the
more ridiculous when II considered that the Boston
cDulgrdOn not Onc-haif great an ahair, MEAS
urad IN any way, the Chicago cOuiligrhUOn. Inc
latter must stIu be the standard o. COMPARISON Tor
Camties OF ths character just as the energy Oh inc
city in recovering from the disaster must renal beyond
all com pli1.OL."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
TIE STATE or TRADE
HAVANA gAPrRTS

HAv.Sa nov Decentralization niei owing b s'irrv .
Shipment receipts sosntT and qloIanH nDn
Havana snl MaNnlss-Siock IN Walo- si'' nNi'
~ bhi receipts % he week 90 hoIes ard 80 hhdi ere
the Un.ei Bsdoo stsdf %
10 JJaSlT Butter quiet weak F0rr esHr ~ - =.
IS lsms sugsrcurei az ~ 5s0sH Lard
stayJ 10 keg 10 90 "a uH Bs 100 81 Der qsasS f2tsle
1t 460 hh TslOg quiet and steady. Hn-fe9~
huner SIOOtl0 Onions nomDsi and wlt Coa OIL ir en,
iun. At 5.G1 reals pr gallon. Naval store q1eS
Lumber IN fir 6emau White Pine. 6si; Pitch Pine. 81 y N
Engy Hogheas STEADY At sJ 500 T. shootsor active 81 ~
s HozsLes1 Shocks nominal Hoops COOL CelAn6 Lons
Shaye go short shaved NJ Prsght quiet and reak or
box Of sugar por the Uaited hse SIZE
pr ahead ol loading Or United states %
Logshei ire other ports the norl coast u Tie n
States pr Moaes ls1ng Hayana Tor M
Jutei states b pcr hsslcd G0ises from Otls
ports tie United states - i5@S@ bEcsSss
HAvAsA % SU~arTh non-reeeD Of tegrlns anoe tat
uray uuoe tie market Ercia lrrglar Oh iuieI tA
currency "a ~ gr'mumi short sight, u az pfrhlm 20 80
GOLD LG pcrIn saor' gLt p ~ premium oA Ao-'A 90
52t premium PARIS, l50i5l premium
HaylsA Nov 2ETchfsse tunon Unted Si'iss 70 iaT, ar
rency prem short sahs pcuum ~ dss go S1ti 30
MUM; short ;ht o. V3 premium LondOa, q a. proAsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23

James Wick, the well-imown scotsman OF
Rocnestsr n T. has dcc1ded 20 publish his Floral
Guide a, a regular quarterly magazine aud the nrsI
number for 1878 ready for Distribution II contains
large number Of illustrations OF new and beautiful
flowers, a well az the older and standard sorts engrav-
inc. and descriptions ~ an the most desirable VeSeta-
bles aud complete and valuable instructions Tor ths
culture OF all the seeds bulbs, &c. enumerated Excel
nt rsprsentatious are given OF Mr. Ycks largo seed
yArebpie showing the external appearance interior OF
the elegant store. show wludOWs, ORDER roOin packing
ROOM bindery, Nc The cover o tn'S moran manu- 200
IN the highest Style 81 iho ART tuu showing, IA mo
tasteful LrD4ug % -4c N4..1la 0Jta, itta+N' =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
ANNUAL REPORT or THE CONTROLLER
or TIE CURRENCY.
CONDITION or THE NATIONAL CURRENCY -
AMENDMENTS OF THE BANKING ACT RECON-
MINDED,

MESDED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Thc Annual Report
of the Controller of the Currency will contain, among
Others the following statements:
The Whole amount ccult appropriated by Corges'Si-
issued the balance VI S2pJ prone 70
association. their cations and taken tie preliminary
steps tow sri organizing o. national tAlhs. g., a. ,
The culr the act which calls Tor
the rlrtuon G25OJOtOJ o. BY HndIsWng tlal
Middle states and giving u 20 the Sonh
and West urraccI recommends is repeal aud also ths an
amendment thereof providing for tie issue 81 -D
the I've u meet the "ns
lie oppo.e g. any change Law reference 70 The reserve
which required hold and shows bv statistical tables
a with OH the cautiously malsgc
should hastily repealed suggesting hoseyr Inst Nol
Of the banks Keep ger proportion OF tr re-
ferve ia their hands instead placing deposit Win ne Guy
banks B points The BY which h eDd y be ~
the ral benefit
Toe locking Up genhcts NeuYork CITY referred TO- nd AZ
tho tlrlfus We
Def expressed rs enforcement will 10 more o prevent n'h l' W
mate sm0lg han legislation ~ Nongesa
agrsted fu1as The offau aon 81
loai, instead OF hr Of the capital, the imposing o pnhy On
Withholding from banks whose capital u lmpaieI ahl
quli0u uuder section q - the acts To pfl
Circulation Of Ghptts BY railroads and Other cof OBS 20 &c
defug f c duties Of The Controller an Tie tt
inseu, sHi amendment leiH'1
o per cent. both on capta ADD surplus
TIE Of aIos c1ltetbJ The United Naie- Tor the ' leai
jan. J. i b han HtnuD ana e ri'e Hloul'
hson. nearly tlat amount l uae upon
s. ass-i slaays d. really abtaei md te l'-
ton Of Iol Be- therefore bler ~ be much e-.ef u'1 upon 'l''
property. r-r.-,-
ul sIcai sbes given. eIhbung the smouni oi inl,
be nnnal hsus fh. iasi olr Trfa I've Fa o.
We Gle u.0ls4 ..lss ,- cJuA " eP'A 49, "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-23
THE DOMESTIC WON THE PRIZE

At the Kings County Industrial Fair, which
recently closed tho first premium was awarded TO ths
Domestic" Sewing Machine for excellence as mann.
flcturing and family machine Tie % this par
tcuar machine In these competitive exhibitions this
Pail has boon very marked bat still more remark
able point the fact that they have sold 70OD machines
during the past year-a very extraordinary snccoss
when we consider tho large number OF different ma
chimes In the market and the long time thai some Ot
them havo been before the public. Whom their nev
building shall have been completed on the corner OF
Broadway and FOurtcenth-st.-UnlOu-squar 40
cOmmOdatiOns Of tho domestic" Company Will be IN
keeping with the remarkable trade they now doing