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, 1872-10-22

Also Of re, e.7s5 bu by ed 16s27 bu to Buffalo,
Total, q, ,622 bu.
The leading produce markets were steady to-
day, by comparison with Saturday, but generally
weak, though few changes in price occurred, as
holders were not offering their property 90 free
'ly asheretofore The market was principally spec
ulative, there being almost no shipping demand
for any grain, except for car lots to 20 by rail.
The lake shipments now being made are all from
stocks held by the shippers, many of whom are
in a quandaIy whetherit is best to pay enormous
freight charges Or still further reduce prices
here by trying to sell out. Hence the current
receipts Of the leading cereals are mostly bought
to carry against November options.
Groceries meet with only moderate. inquiry,
and were without appreciable change in values.
The market for choice grades Of coffee is tom
porarily frmer, owing to q scarcity. but, aside
from this, prices are ateady and uniform. In
dry goods fair business was doing, with no
material variation from former quotations, B, IT.
ter WAS moving freely, but was less firm, in CO u
sequence Of an increased supply. No chang 9
took place in the condition Of the cheese maj =
ket. Steady activity prevails, and the quotel
prices we're firmly adhered to. Coal was strong,
Tash continues in good request and No. shore
, 1872-10-22
Totall, ,814,6a8


sMontreal Baltimore, and Philadelphia not included.
The amount Of grain adoat and in transit on the
New York capRls Oct. 16, 1872 WIS Wheat 149
bu com, 1850 523 bu oats 1s6 127 bu barley, 1885,
125 bu.
The shipment Of wheat from lake ports we're in
creased over the previous week 1856 bu. OF the
shipments Of corn, Of ,455 o24 bu tpreyious week
Isl, Alb bu to Canada.
LATEST.
In the afternoon the leading produce markets
we're more active. Wheat was weak, declining
seller November. Corn Was easier, closing ut
29Hc seller the month, and 3O31c seller Novem-
ber. Two charters we're effected one for wheat
to Buffalo at 18c, decline Of &c from the nom
inal close on Change =:
, 1872-10-22
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. u.
CATILE-ReceiTed since Saturday, 1,848.
But little trading was done in this department OF
the market to-day. The attendance Of buyers
was smaller than usual, even for a Monday, and,
were generally weak and unsettled. Choice
native cattle were inquired for on
New York and Boston account, and
the, few droyes answering this descrip-
ton were picked up at very full prices, but all
on osner nx.lve grades we're more or Less neglected
Texas cattle we're inquired for to fair extent,
on packing account, and suitable droyes COM
nanded last weeks prices. Less than half the
supply was disposed OF, and the general market
closed quiet and easv
, 1872-10-22
AXE FREfGHTG.

CHICAGO, Oct N.-Dull.- Agents askine 181eo
for wheat and Tic for corn to Buffalo. Wheat to
Kingston 171z@1sc. The market closed weak
ah.ppers seemed determined not to pay the
asking prices. It will be seen that Kingston
rates are lower than those to Buffalo. The en-
gagements reported. we're: To KNasroS-
Gibraltar, wheat on PIT. To OswEao-Schr Gil
more ito arEye) corn ut 25c- To BuFFa1o-
wheat, 1876; Holland, corn, Tic; prop Paesaic'
barley, l7c. Total capacity equal to SO, 900 bu
Of wheat, $4,000 bu Of corn and $1,000 bu bar
ley:
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 19.-There is no demand for
vessels, and rates may be quoted nominal at 18o
to Kingston, for wheat. No charters
, 1872-10-22

There were III transit for the United Kingdom on
the Sd OF October 1872 from all exporting countries
exclusive Of steamer shipments from A1erica}and sail
ind steamer shipments from the Baltic zig cargoes Of
wheat and 1856 cargoes Of aize against PIG
wheat and 1888 cargoes Of aize the previous weeks 34
cargoes Of wheat and 81 cargoes Of maize tile
spending date in and 366 cargoes Of wheat and o9
cafgoes OF maize at the corresponding date in 1870
The stock Of grain in Settu, Germany, the 1st OF
October, 1872 Was Wheat, $4,000 qrs. oats, 5000
qrs. 74
The stock Of wheat in Restock, Germany On the 1st
OF October, 1872, 500 grs, including 500 urs of
new aud 5000 qrs Of old.
Under date Of Oct 3, 1872, by mail, sixty vessels and
upwards were loaded with wheat at Nantes, France
forward delivery had been made. The quality Of the
French wheat Is not good usual, 1t being dis
colored by the weather. without being actually sprout-
order. ~ - e
The consumpHonof of breadstuffs in the United King
don Is arge md is increasing, and the has
been unfayorable to the growth Of fresh table vege
tables the supply of which is scant and the prices
dear.
Mail advices from Taganrog, Russian port Of the
Azov SEN State that the new wheat crop supplies
much below expectations. The exports OF wheat from
port from the opening Of navigation to Sept /,
1872, have been 573519 qra against L375287 qrs for
qrs equal to IA bushels II the exports
IN September and October shn continue in this pro-
portion, which Ia not at o sure, there Will be- def
cheney ct this port alone OF not less than qrs
!or export this navigation season, compared with
last or 8989 900 bushels. The number Of vessels ar
period II 1871.
The imports Of grain into the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland for the week ended Sept 49,
187 and from Sept to 49, Inclusive. for the UNDER
, 1872-10-22

iously: and with good reason, if the information
on which 1-write is, as believe it is. as sound
in judgment as am sure it is reliable in hon
esty."
LOCAL STOCK AND BOND nrARKEr
Messrz. Lunt, Preston l. Kean quote stocks
and bonds in this market this AFTERNOON an fo]-
, 1872-10-22

POULTRY--There was bntVery little doing this morn
ing. Old stocks pretty well worked of On Saturday
evening" and what remains Is going slowly at about the
sss PRICES tasReys z icing anosbe at lo@12 pei
at s3.25 "a mixed at s25o@3o0 q coops spring At
$2oo@25o: cooHs At 5o: 10 coops turkeys at loc;
PoTATOEs-A1e very dull. Dealers find 1t quite
imposs1nle to dispose Of white and mixed varieties,
denpf5age having been paid on several cars Choice
peachbioHss continue in fair demand. Sales include
cars peachbloWa at Soc delivered car extra at 55c;
&c; 8 at 20c. =. .
at present quotations. Sales comprise bra extra At
, 1872-10-22
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 2I.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past forty-eight hours; there were
none reported for the corresponding time year
ago:
, 1872-10-22

-11t4HON5"ATe II ana1I fe4uest Tho Offerings are
ample and prices steady at previous quotations. Se
@1ooo being the range for French and $761@850 fax
Halagas. -,
changes IN active business anspred previous prces
being fully maintained. We quote:
Tn PLATE-lC, 1oxl4, $1,000; do 12x12, 1850; do,
14120, S1T.o0; do, roofing, &c, $l4.60.
PIC TIN-Large, 45c; small, Acc; bar, 47c.s -
SHEET z1So-Full casks Ike; half casks, 12c; less
quantity, u &c; slab &c. ::
SHEET1RoN-No. 81; 7Ac rates.
corPER-copper bottoms, 4sc; braziers, over u It's,
45c; timed copper, 4ac.
W1nE-2 to S, Sc; g. s, and g. l0c; 10 to H. lie; t.
1211Ac 13 and II, 12Ec; Is and 16, 14c; IT, 15c 18
l6c IT, loc 30 zoe; full bundle Is per cent discount
fence wire, Sc.
NA1LSThe demand for nails continues good:
prices are good, aud range follows: 16d per ke9
sS.a2H@6.25; Sd do s637H@655; Sd to 6od, do,
IT'S Do Sd, fine, $e.oo@s.l5K; I'd do, 9.34HGs.5o
clinch, ss.5o@8;62k. IN of to the trade.
, 1872-10-22

The canal boat F. E. Bassett, bound down
With cargo, Of wheat, sunk Tuesday last, on
Io1agsnda Greek, IN deep water, going entirely
, 1872-10-22


aaAf-The demand continues good, and the market
~ on wesy htm at present quotations: Saginaw, fne
coarse Diamond g, s2.25; dairy, without bags
too9; 40 with bags, S4.o0; ground solar, $225 Ash
1on 1a;Ey, per PEI bng, $500; ground alum, s. rs
stEUo-Hete quiet and price8 were UNCHANGED
we note sales Of Is sacks prime timothy at 81 do
at 10 sacks medium at $3.50; 81 fair at 81 IS:
s sacks common at S2.65; @. sacks good metlium
clover At Ss.5o 14o bags fax at s1.52E delivered
TEAs-Hero gteady and unchanged. The market ia
nberaly stocked, and dealers are prepared to hi ali
orders zo promptly. We quote: Hyson, common 10
$.o5@l. 20 superane to fine old hyson, 80c@1 90
common imperial 65@75c; good to choice do, sOc@
N:05 fine to good gunpowder, goc@s1.o5 choice
S1.1o@1.20; extra 5l.25@135; choice to extra leaf
Japan, s0c@sl.o5; fair to good do 6o@90c: colored
natural leaf Japan, 65@s5c; common to 6ne Ooloug,
45@55c; good, 60975c choice to extra. 90c@51.05.
TOBACC0-Remaus firm as previously quoted:
CHEwNa-FIne cut-E1tra, 75@80c; choice, 65@
Toe; common, 65@eoc; poor, 4o@50c.
saoKMe--E1tra, sa@ssc; medium, so@s2c; COM
mon stems, 27@29c.
P1uo-Natufal leaf, 75@soc; hnlf bright, 6o<G7oc;
black, sound, 48@55c.
WO0D-Was firm at the late advance. we quote:
Beach, $12 50: maple, $3.50; hickory, s140o@14 5o
sAbs, $500.
W0OL-Daa1era report tziHe better feeling in this
market. Asa general thing, however, it is quiet and
unchanged, II no except small inquiry for finer
grades. Prices are unchanged, and quotable about
, 1872-10-22

CHIgU sH1E8 "ef9 as foIIoNg
Cargo schr Fanny Floy, from Grand Haven,
5s ss y strips and boards ct 4l6oo Is lath a
Haven, 1871 N strips and boards Ut s14.o0, An
short q lumber at $1,000, n pickets at $1,000,
~ n lath at 1895: Sold by E. II. Doubleday,
=, ,GoIgo schr Speed, 81 N strips and boards at
S!2.ou, n g. mscantling and 5oists at $1200, 9 N
lath at 1926. Sold BY E. N. Doubleday.
, 1872-10-22

Withdrawn from store on Saturday 1lor city con-
sumption: 1852 bu wheat 1854 bu corn
Ii, Dob bu oats; 886 bu rye 9,036 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 1853 cars
wheat; 238 cars and $500 bu corn 81 cars
and II, 200 bu oats; IS cars rye; $50 cars bar
ley. Total (920cars). 457, 900 bu.
The following shows the distribution Of the
breadstuffs shipped from this point during
the paat.week:
, 1872-10-22

lEATHE ERCIn The leather market no new featurea
we're developed. Orders from the country trade con-
tnue to come forward freely, and, With steady fair
local inquiry to meet, CUE dealers are doing very
satisfactory business Prices are firm and uniform as
, 1872-10-22

SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS-Were In continued
good demand. There were variations In prices to
day. We continue to quote: II
FQuE PANEL DOORS. HAt6En pAxEyS 10TH sIpEs.
, 1872-10-22

UlLs-Lafd Oh was n good demand, but the recent
decline in the raw material has weakening tendency
being freely shaded. Carbon, linseed, and turpen-
tine were in fair request, and ruled
steady. We repeat our LIST, as follows: Car
bon, 27@27kc.; extra lard oil, strictly win
ter, s6c; do, depressed, SOC; do current make,
16c; Nc. 7se: No. e8c; 1nseed, raw, s5@87c; do,
foot OIL strictly pure, s1.10; do extra, 81 %; do Nc.
l. so@o5c; bank o. CSC; straits, roc; elephant Oh,
CSC; turpentiue, 72@73c. o1
PAINTS, COLORS, AND PETTY-Prices Of oooda
in this line were well sustained ali around, ana We
, 1872-10-22

years:
1872. 1871. 1870. 1862
Flour hrs-. 3,495,936 4,l350 4,271 ,609 4,55O,ee8
Wheat, bu. 079 450 S. 66G115 88 17,718
Corn, bu. IL 027, 907 245Os777 2978l9s1
Oats bu. 699,5s1 l6,07oo3o eo2
Barley bu. 4,7e2,875 4,126,509 A,195,sss 15o2,13
Rye, bu..... l,4o3,721 oa95O O58 12T3,995 1393,034
Total bu... ,187 49, o25 ,8o5 1853
The export clearauces for Europe from the ports Of
New York, Boston, Montreal Philadelphia, and Balt-
more, aggregated, were for the nnde1mentoned
weeks as follows:
, 1872-10-22

HLUaBER AFLoAT.-There was large supply
on hand yesterday, but comparatively few sales
Aguiet day passed, only three or four trans-
actions occurring. Prices we're norninally un-
CHANGED AZ follows.
, 1872-10-22

The Manchester Guardian (1noney article) of
Sept 30, with reference to the financial situa-
tlon. remarks: The stock markets have been
affected to-day BY numerous adverse r1mors,
such as large failures and important Withdraw
ais Of bullion. With regard to the former there
does not appear to be sufficient evidence to
the latter: it is we11-knoWn that the market for
gold is in an uncertain state, but that it is in
almost precisely the Same condition as it has
been for many months past, the principal draw
back to our meeting the German demand being
the falling off in our importations from tho
United States. The remedy, however, is in our
own hands; for with the Increasing demand for
English capital. higher and still higher rates
must be charged, until the borrower from
abroad becomes convinced that this is not con-
venient market IN which to procure bis reauire-
ments. ...-
BAD FEATURES IN ORIENTAL TRADE. -
The Calcutta correspondent of the Londout
Times writes us follows by the last mail:
The failure of the firm OF Gledstanes l. Co.,
Of London, led to the immediate stoppage Of
Messrs. Shand Fairly d Co., Of Calcutta, and to
general feeling Of uneasiness, which has been
considerably increased by q private tele-
, gram reporting several other failures with
out giving names. There ia an ever growing
Impression on the minds Of the representative
OF our oldest and most staple Calcutta mercan-
tile firms that a crash might fall upon us any
day, and not merely. sweep mass of mercan-
tile gamblers away, but also carry off better
mea in the ruin. Apart from all this, there
have been serious losses in jute. cotton. in
digo. &C.. while. as If to make matters az hard
as possible, there is the old standing com,
plant that home shippers continue to flood
solute ruin Of many holders of stock of that
kind Altogether there is at present an unusu-
ally anxious feeling in commercial circles on
both sides Of India. I believe that most Of the
old firms have long exercised n M Mgreat eaution snd
tLaV are watching the signs of the times anx-
, 1872-10-22
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

: The receipts and shipments for the past "a
hours, ending at o'clock this morning were
ID follows:
Receipts. Shipments
lumber, m. m..-...................30G5 0G5 1859
eh1ngles, m- m-....-....--...---.....1 Il 040 a345
Lth, Il. ...-.....................,. 166 ;,2i3
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ma. WILLIAM THALU1MER & so

DE- WILLIAM THALUfMER & SONS
have reopcned nj their late stand, No. col Broad
corner Sixth street. with n new and dcsirabIestock IT
DRY GOODS,
and sIall also continue their Main street store. A
both places they offer extra bargains, sucli AZ
fasf-colorcd LAWNS. Ic5. IS, and is3c. per yard:
Excellent WHITE VICTORIA LAWNS at p, 20.
and SIC. per yard:
Best CALICOES. fast colors. Mt 10 and iIr.:
ELEACHED and BROWN COTTOSS, ynrd-wfic
at 12lc. per yard;
WHITE TlQIES, new Style. at ~, %. AMI 50c. Irr
yard:
Fine WHITE SWISS aud SAINSUUk MCsIIN~
nj IS, 20. and J5c. Ier ward:
Fine STRIPED SWISS aud SAiSSOOK MUSLIN,
ats aud s7.c. per yard:
White JkCCONET CAMBsIcS aul IIEC NILS
LINS nj -. o.. and soc. per yartl:
New style JAPANESE SILKS at !0c. worth 75c. per
yard:
BLACK ALPACAS, dorbIc faced and six finish
ut i5c. In Sl.5o per yard:
4 lot of cDLOiED GRESAuINE SJtWIS at
7jc.:
A ", Of RACK GEENADGNE SIIAWI.Sat $50.
LLAMA a +. SltAWLS Ia Ic closed nuf nt cost ;
WHITE AiASDLSa aud LACE COVERS al rr~, :
WAIkiNG-cANES and PoN,rEE FhEA>oi~
NJ cost:
Brs, MD GLOVES. beautiful colors. n Island 81.
Numerous acr e,i-nuIlic g."r,l~ 1T til" very lnwr-t
prices. la which W. invite attention AMI Solicit an
early call.
WILLIAM TIIAIIIMEE 4 SONS.
1nl3 Main street. opposite tlm post-rtIirp. and
" Is T)I Drn1l, corner SiNtli str.t.
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TIE C~oNFEnEKArE RECORDS SOLD ~ 'oIn-
StL PIckErT. or kE>TvcKY.-Wlrn the mil
tarv operations in front of Richmond Is
stunned that threatening character which
finally ended in the evacuation of The city.
those archives were sent 10 North Carolina
Tor safe Keeping. There they fell into the
tIaulS of SuIuc irresponsible pcr>nn>. who,
amid the CONSERVATION attending The down
fall of the ConicdrrTtry, escaped with them
10 Canada. where they have been kept and
used for various speculative purposes until
the present time. Whatever these papers
may contain relative 10 Grrclrys peace uc@"-
tiation and which have not yet been ptl!-
Ii>hcd will now be- dolrl ont through tn"
various Grant organs Of the country, allrl
| whatever effect they may also have in inIimi-
! dating prominent men in the s;outll will also
hr fully tried TTtLqme.
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The ultra RAIDS In Virginia have long
prayed Tor n little more of responsibility, and
a precious little more have they got. But
they are very proud of it. They arc EN-"
lmlming 1t like the Egyptians were wont to
cmbalm their gods. They forget they have
lost twenty for Quo they have gained. 1t
will take Il great many new recruits TO make
up for two they have lost-STEAKSs and
Nick ESzrr But i'm the downfall of carpet
hac-crv the RAIDS are thankful for "smnl'
EIynr~.
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Ii is Il mockrrv for Boutwell,. Wusox

Ii is Il mockcry for Boutwell,. WILSON,
and others TO address the people on The me-
rit> of national questions. Argument is
generally addressed 10 those who have the
tration has been settling public opinion by
forcc-tlie oppression of the courts. with
their spies and snborncd witnesses. sup
ported by the army and navy. 1t is mere
raillery 10 MAKE speeches to people who are
thus oppressed.
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SENATOR THrEMhS ~ THE SiTrArInN.-
f~Yc;,iun}, July l3.-Tlr PIatndc0L'F to-
day p,thIi>Ilr>a letter from Hon. A.E. Thur
man. who says that though h" would prefer
The Democrats had rc~nlrcd on Il straight
Democratic ticket. he will work earnestly for
he rlrciinnu III Greeley and Brown. IL il i
the will Of the party, and II" believes That the
welfare III H." country requires til" defeat "I
the present administration. Th" nomination
Of t~;i,rIrv and l;roWn 1t Baltimore. l~r>aN*.
WAS the work OF III" people, III" i'"liIl'ialt>
hNiu~ nothing ~ little la du with il.
The Democratic party does not abandon H.
prilriIIr>. but believing. II il docs. that Ill"
course of the Radical leaders threatens To de-
stroy all constitutional and Democratic ideas.
il is bound 10y its principles to seek t" owe
throw those leaders. and if ii clnn"t doii 10y
the mode il would prefer, ii /. but common
>cl>c to take the next hest.
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"Now WE'VE Ger THE FLOWER a.
MAy."-Our excellent friend General krl,
Liberal party in the following .iuhiIant and
irrrrrr~SihIr style:
The very moment that Horace Greeley
received a two-lllirlS vote in the Haltimor,
Convention he lc"Imr our candidate is
Thoroughly and completely rs that Of IT,,
most ardent lir>t-cimicr Grcrlryitr in tlt
land. Let tllu>r Wlu stood ly Us III eur OF"
position rally with IT. in our acIuic>rcrcc md
acctutlurr.@
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notice from the Stars report Of the pro-
cccdin.S OF the Republican Convention held
in this place on Thursday last that {. !.
Malurd. Of Gloucester, in his remarks noini-
nlting me for Congress took OCCASION To say
that . he could culo"izc General Lee because
he was true to his master, the devil" | deem
it due to myself to say that | was not present
when this language WAS uttered; That upon
hearing of il | at once sought Mr.. Malord
and ullluaiilic,lly condemned it in the
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presence OF Peter J. Carter, of Northanp-
ton. And / here take occasion TO say that |
condemn and rcprobate MI such language,
and. that entertained for General Lee while
living the highest regard. and now that he IS
dead ] cherish his memory and revere MS
virtues. If this card is to interfere with my
candidacy I AM ready Mt once to relin1nish
the nnminatiOn.-JnnlcS y. Sencr.
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SEILA MAKTl<. l'IHCnEAck, and Other
rrIrrrd orators. are taking the field for GREE.
LIN. They are The most enlightened If llc
rnl"rr,l people. II l. nor" than ~" expected.
Certainly il will he Il great mlio,mI good 10
break up the banding together of color. and
out the fear OF splits that would impcrlI the
public interests 10y the probable election Of
ignorant and incompetent persons.
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SEWING-MACIIINES.
WILTON Il ,,ii:I;< >EwING-M irliINE hFFlcE.(
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k~ICIIMpSp. NA.1
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cinry. Tor il, u~C. or carriage. AZ Instructions upon
CHARGE
il. rll"r machines Hr" taken II inir price for The
NillcuH Il Gibbs. ais, accuIurt"ialc those who
AND
wish tr r]uFrils" upon the iu~talmcut PLAN. and will
"I,r Iuil instructions, Ia all IT their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
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ir"I LANES T.. \. GlI;l;S.
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Ii is Il very hard ease that the whole
community does not surrender It's opinions
out of respect To the pony-phacion load of
"boltrr>." So patent is the wrong done that
We wonder they do not indignantly al'au-
don In" Union to it, fate. They would
have gathered us ail H. Il hen gatlrrrcth her
chickens under her wings, and we would
not. What an un"ratciul people.
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The Committee on Streets are looking into
the streets, and will in due time, we sr, :
pose, report what should be done. People
are looking %anNiously for their action. Let
them grade everywhere. The centre of the
city needs grading. II is more important to
grade the centre than the suburbs. But we
are in ior general grading upon a plan. It is
folly TO proceed in amy other way.
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We hop" there is to he no more maradam-
ixin% or Brlyiumiziny Of streets that must
sooner " latrr-wc hope >onncr-hc H.
GRADED. There is no scllsc in throwing away
money. We would better throw away some
Of the dirt, of which there is Il rrcat deal ton
much in some streets. The humps must be-
removed. What is the use of adjoining The
deiorlnitic> of the city?
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perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous: nr
disappointment no rt'liculuIs tints or dIS,Sretablr
o,Ior. Tie scnuin" WILLIAM 4. BATCIiEl.UR'S
Hal. \ produces Immediately L splendid iIiach
ur natural brown; leaves the hair clean, soft, beau-
tiful; does not contain a particle nf lead ar any In
furious compound. Sold by all druggists. Factory,
IL BOND STREET, y. \. ~ ii-od
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17
From the .I-Told-You-So" Dispatch.

our respect, to Major Kelly. Of the frctlcflrSs,
burg Ucrtli. Let liz know. Major. when you shall
elected.
We have left 'thc fence and are now
down among the Greeley "fcllcrs learning
the whi,cwa-hinc trade. As soon rs we
graduate we'll be competent to answer the
HsuDrh - HcrTH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17

If the constituency were only once l'lo.
roughly mixed NJ - that splits W"'ila h'
be regarded AZ pcrilnIS. the >tail'1ai'' u "l'-
cjuI merit would rise considerably, |" Inc
very treat advantage of society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17

AXoTnFR IsErrHLICAS LEADER GoE> OVER
To GREELEY ASp REowS.-Gcn"rul Milo :.
IIa>cili. Of Indiana. VIII" WI, Il Grant c~lcrt"r
four years i"u. has written Il better arno,uc-
in- his intention Of supporting the Liberal
Republican candidllr-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-17

Candidates are abundant H. huckl"'crri'7
in the .~ja,l,rs. If men could only sec tiictn-
.clyc, - others STE them there would ic I'LL
awful thinning uf the crop.