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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-03

POyroN MASS. Nov IL, 1872.
.Nessrs. Her1tn0s & Fnrei, Pol and 252 Broad
Wdy, Ne1O Yoik::
GENiL! ME- In the "Grcat Fire" which
has Destroyed the business portion OF this
city, w. had in US one of yOrr champion"
safes, whi h we ere unable 10 recover
from the rains until this afternoon, Oh az
cOunto he intense heat which surrounded
il. When weo eued II we were agl eeably
snrpri>eh to find cur books, papers, &c, in
fine condition. Yours, &c,
!. Z. BURRAGE & co.
ANOTHER.
70 TON. November IA, 1872.
.Nsrs. Hcrri,,gs & FdrTcI:
GENTLE IN: - Gu store, * Summer
sire, I. was burned in the la'e "5rent Fine
in this city o. Nov mber 8 ard 10 Oar
books ana papers Were In one of your "P At
ent hampton -afaS." ani We're al preServ.
I'd IL good cOudit on Our store was burned
abJU' q O'Clock SaTmdrv evening, but, on
account Of the heat, we coul" not get al the
SAT- until the tuesday following overiXiy
houls att the fr. W. consider tni> IRE
no ordinary test Tor 81 les, and take pl, asure
in giving facts as above.
Very tut yours,
Pc HTER BROTHERS & co,
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The Last OF the Excursions.

Editors Of the Dispatch want to tell
YOU all about it. & / don't think Lean rest
until get it off my mind. 1t was the Bap.
fist June meeting at Staunton that did IT.
We all understood that the fellows that char
tered that train got independently rich on
the profits, and ever since that have deportsa
themselves as bloated bondbolders. This de-
ceived lis. We concluded last week we would
trv il ourselves, and devote the profits to a
charitable purpose-supportins our families.
There was a good deal of talent in the combi-
nation, Including Jim, and Charlie, aud
H.. and Billy, and myself; in fact, to look at
il carefully there was more talent thah capi-
tal but we were not discouraged, remember.
Ing that in the Upright Lexicon OF louth,D
of which all of US had copy, there Is no
s11ch word US fail" And J. may just say
right here that Mr.. Riehelieu was mistaken:
He hadn't looked in the sF's. We looked
and we found it, the very first th.hS: we
proceeded to charter d. train for the 'White
SULPHUR mt Sj25. hich we understood was
chem. It would have been much cheaper
to us if it bad been 5000, for then we
wouldn't have got it ut all. Our advertise
,nent was splendid. don't remember
which of the boys got it up. but u men;
toned fashionable company, deiightiu' fide,
duy at the White Sulphur" things that we
Thought the public could by no possibility
have % iboueIlt of before, and which WAS cor
reef for they not only mover thought OF u
before but they positively refused TO think
M II nj aii. don't think s,,y excuraion eyer
bod sucl, bright prospect az onr excursion
had We could hear OF 1t being talkedahout
everywhere. A man had been heard 70 say
Mt Euker's that be had heard about SO 4
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TIE Work NCEp.-i iesterday NUM-
Der of hands were engaged in digging dirt
on Prospect Hill near the terminus Of the
free bridge. Several huge ploughS, with
horses attached. were at work. and a quantity
of dirt was taken out. The hill il to be cut
down to level with the bridge, and the dirt
used in filling up low places. The novelty
of this mode Of dirt-digging attracted large
crow d of spectators. We believe now that
work will he commenced in earnest.
ELECTION OF OrrrERs.-- fidelity Division
(colored) Sons of Temperance has elected the
following officers: ". p, James Smith. Sr. ;
w. A., Samuel Logan X. :, &. w. Thomp-
son, Jr.; A. K. =, Charles Logan; F. s.,
Edgar Jones: Treasurer. Thomas II. Hew-
lett: Chaplain, Charles Hickman; Conduc-
tor, Granville .iIfriend; 4. g., Moses Hur-
ris; !. s., Adam Harris; q. =. John Davis.
Fidelity Division meets at Temperance Hall,
Fourteenth and Decatur streets, on each
Tuesday night.
TIE MMIs-NOrthern mail arrives at 9:35
A. NJ. southern mail arrives at 2 p. NJ. South
ern mail closes at 1:35 Z. NJ; northern mail
closes at $3.50 p. NJ.
The post-otfice il now OH Hull street near
Seventh.
The CANAL BRIrGE.-The bridge over the
canal in front of the paper-mill is i'll lad
condition, and unless soon repaired some
serious injury to man or beast may be the
result. This bridge is. we believe, private
property, but the town officers should see
that it Is not left in a dangerous condition.
MORE New Bu1LDlsGs.--Mr Samuel Owens
is building at Decatur and Thirteenth streets
a neat frame house with brick foundation.
MesSrs. Cornelius Purks and j. K. Perdue
commenced building yesterday; and OH Hull
and Thirteenth Mr.. Owens is having the
foundation laid of two-story brick build
ing-store and dwelling-to be built OF
Manchester brick, made by }. W. Jones.
MEsrlYus.-County School Board at 10
O'Clock to-day.
Board of Supervisors at - O'Clock to-day.
Board of Trustees, tonight at o'clock.
County Court-regular monthly session
ON Monday, September 9th, at II A. NJ. ---.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The TROUBLES At THE Cry GAs-W oRKs.--
The Committee on Light had another
meeting with closed doors in the Mayors
office last night, and an injunction of secrecy
as to the proceedings was placed on all the
members. The report Of the subcommittee
OF Investigation (Messrs. English and Barga-
nlin) was further considered, or, rather, the
facts brought out by it were further dis
cussed. In regard to the directions given
by the committee to Superintendent Knowles
for the removal of Messrs. Bell and Adams
and the refusal of the superintendent obey
the same, it was understood that being
backed by legal opinion the position of the
committee would be sustained, and all the
facts laid before the Council at an early
meeting of that body. The committee claim
TO have discovered gross mismanagementa and
eStrayagance in the several departments OF
the Gus Works, and say that all they have
done has been done in the interest of reform
and economy. On the other hand many of
the employees say that they have reason to
believe that other motives tn II those Of re-
form and economy are operating on the
minds Of the committee, and that they have
llSurped powers not conferred by the charter
md never before claimed. MIR. j. G. Pryde
is now acting inspector, and Messrs. Bell
and Adams still hold their positions at the
Works. The regular monthly meeting OF
the committee will be held this afternoon.
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AFrOINTMkNTs OF COUNTY CANyASSERs.-
The following additional county cnvassers
have been appointed by the Conservative
state Committee Amelia county, Philip $.
Wood; Cumberland county, Samuel F. Cole
man Nelson county, A. B. Fitzpatrick, W.
l.. Williams. }. l.. 5. Kirby; Greensyillc
county, John II. Wilson; Fauquier county,
Charles l.. Pollock, Littleton Helm; Isle of
Wight county. John w. Lawson; Grayson
county, A. McC. Dickinson; Powhatap
county, Captain w. L. Royal; Albemarle
county. o. Riverson, j. B. Gilmer, H. NJ.
Magruder, George Perkins. Vi. Wood. =. II.
Massey, Thomas S. Martin, Richard Wing
field. j. Early; Buckingham county, VIII
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REMOVAL AND APPOINTMENT OF COUNTY
CLERK.-In the County Court yesterday the
motion against William J. Annable, clerk OF
the county, to show cause why he should not
be removed from office for malteaSance, mis-.
feasance, and gross neglect Of duty, was tried
before Judge Minor. The charges being sus-
tiined in the opinion of the court, MIR. Anlil-
bic was removed, nnd Mr.. George w. Carter
was appointed to I'LL the vac,tncy thus created.
Mr.. Carter thereupon qualified, and appoint
ed Samuel =. Waddell as bis deputy.
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+ What unspeaknble relief is afforde to the burntf
and tl,rotbing flesh by single application Of that
InequaIfed halsan for human or brute safiefine,
MEXICAN MUSTANG LISfSENF. The fo:menfing.
ND slecpdestroying pains Of rheumatism, gout aud
neuralgia. arc completely banislied by its use; stiff
Of the Joints ndpainful swellings quickly yie.d
TO It's emolllent influence: II heals bruises, cuts,
scalds. etc, With astonishing Fapidlty For strains,
sprlng-lat. scratches, saddle, collar, and harness
gnils, well the mere serious external inala'!ies
of the horse. Il Is swift and thorough remedy.
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ARRIVAL OF a MINIsTER.-Mr. Joseph Ty-
Ter, of Indiana. who has been recently al
tending lectures at the Kentucky University,
arrived in this city yesterday in obedience to
u call from the congregation of the Seventh
Street Christian church. Mr.. Tyler IS highly
spoken of as promising young diviLe, and
should there be mutual satisfaction between
him and his congregation he will probably
remain in the city some time.
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-A horse attached to an
ice-cart belonging to man named Carter
suddenly took fright We terday evening. and
rushed frantcally for several squares down
Brook avenue, but coming in contact with
another vehicle was upset. A youth named
Young. living on Marshall street, who hap
pened to he in the second vehicle, was Sc
verely injured about the headan body. The
injuries, though serious, are hot regarded as
likely to prove fatal. DR.. Junius Powell was
called in and rendered the necessary surgical
aid,
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ST. JoHE's CHURCH, CHURCH HlIL.-This
timc-honored old church II now under going
repairs. and when finished will present a
very neat appearance. The parsonage con-
nected with this church has also been iln
proved during the summer. 1t is hoped
something can be done to make the SUNDAY
school room more pleasant. BY all means let
the little folks have pleasant and cheerful
room for their services. 1t is exW cted tht
church will be ready for service next sun
hov
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WITNESSES FROM WAsHINGToN.-Detecti
Wrenn returned from Washington llst night
accompanied by Il. {. Gordon, John Bull
lard, and John Rogers, whose testimony is
desired In the case of w. L. Rogers. the
young man charged with attempting to OBJ
struct the passage Of trains OH the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
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AUCTION SALES THIS BAY.

THOMAS ". KEESEF will sell nj 10 4. ". al hi:
auction store household furniture. pianos, &C.
COOK 4 LAUGITTON will sell ut 10 ~ NJ, al tho
residence Of Dir. T. Boiemann, No. sos Firth
street. piano and general assortment Of furni'
tire.
LYME & BROTHER vii, sell at 81 p. NJ. the granite
and brick store on slic north side of Mniu l,e
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
COCLiING & MEADE viii sell ut 5 r. NJ Trained
dwelling aud a large lot adjoining on Church
JEtt
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TIE WEATHER.--Tle mild temperature
which came in nearly week ago still COLI
tinues, afiording 4 most agreeable contrast to
the heat OF the first three weeks Of August,
not to speak of the hot days of the hottest OF
Julys. Yesterday at sunrise the mercury
stood as low as 81 degrees, and the average
temperature during the day was not over -
degrees. The nights also are cool and plea
SAINT, and q blanket seems seasonahle.
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PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at Ford's
Hotel yesterday were Colonel T. Coleman,
North Carolina; Captain e. S. Harrison and
DR.. B. G. Harrison, Of Virginia; B. 2.
Power, Esq, OF Baltimore; General w. f.
Bartlett and John Finney, Esq, of New Or
leans.
DR.. c. s. Mills. chairman. and John ".
Woltz, Esq, secretary of the Republican
State Executive Committee, IRE going North
to-day.
A meeting of the Republican State Central
Committee will be held in this city on Fri.
day the eth instant.
Colonel Joseph Mayo will speak at Man.
chester next Monday.
Judge w. 7. Joynes was in this city yes
terday.
Justice White was well enough to take o
drive yesterday, and hopes soon to be at work
aguin.
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JOB PRlNriSG.--We call the attention of mer-
rhauts, clerks Of courts. sisrs, lawyers, railroad,
ealDshIp and canal 0tli,ersand agents aRda others
having Orders for printing, to the facilities offered NJ
The DI&rirCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution If all kinds OF 3oB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notiee Cards,
BIl- Heads. Let.cr-lcats Programmes, Ball 'Thkets,
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags, Iand-BIils, Catalogues,
Bills af rurc, Sbow-BilIs Cheeks, DRIFTS, &c., &C..
Sc. Satisfaction guaranteed saa jytu asg2 2t-ta%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-05

X REV. j. B. JETER, D. D.--Dr. Jster furnishes q
letter for the Religions Hsrdld every week giving
IN account Of his travels he first sppexfs I'm tiifs
weeks ISSUE That every one who wishes 10 read
these eplyinteresting letters may have the ptvi
sese Of doing So the Htratd Is put 70 new snbscri-
ters at one dollar for ive months. 80 :. =
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BEHIND TIME.-About two hundred OF the
colOred eXcursionlsts from Richmond to
Washington, who left here on Monday night,
filled to make the connection at Alexandria
on the return trip, and were left in that
ancient town for a whole day.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEpTEMDEai 4, ts's.!e
AKRIygp. "a fy4.fffsssss.g !,
schooner John stsrktoi. Prizes. Philadelphi1 coal
s. II. Hawes. 3.. isfEAG sttsb 7StE' ~ 1870
schoener. sUgnonettc,. Bacon, GeorgeoassYt. ecal'
Schooner Lizzie Florence, Lippineatt guaaos 4i-5s
Schooner Nnrcissh Banting, e;eorgetot1a,e5 w !:
Schooner WREATH Fo-s. Bp.ton. nerchsndiSe.
f Srbeoaef ~ fmiiy Burton, ainishap, deorgstowr,
coal. sugar Refinery. 5ts so r5e HS.st p a1,,,!S =
schooner Il. p. Simmons, Godfrey, PLjade'Plpls,
Schooner j. & Jolns. lngersoll, Philadelphia coaL
schooner Martha fcliins, Groves, b llinore. pig
Iron. Old Dominion roii and Nail WORKS Aohi-
Schooner SIaid Of the Mist, Cook, AlexaHdria,
grain, Haxail. CrcnsIiaw q Co.
Schooner az. Hubbard, EOyeInnd, Neuburg, seal,
T. G. jones' 4....s. ss.. - I. az ~
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford Norfolk. h1er-
Schooncr William Mayee. Natt, Fhalatle phia ttH Z
Piankatank river rarDad ties. Curtis b Parker.
CLEARED FoR THIS FORT. 81: i. .s.,st /
BALTIMORE, MD.. September 3.-':chooner ~. ~.
Starard, Hubbard. sfeE~ fsts5sR' 'ttgsSSs ~
a." ..s (, yEMORASDEM. II ~ .sssss{ III "a
THE Lrq Skiold did not clear yesterday Rs repCfsed
for Rio de Jaueiro. Shs Is now III port beiag icaQed
for f;cnol with tobacco. 1lf. - !, .s..ss.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September d. Cleared scho0n-
er Elite, for Petersburg. Va .4t36g ~ ,'sfsd
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J.OST. STRAYED. DC.

tsNAkEN Up IN Ny CORN fTfSS5s
L FIELD. on the Scuttietown road (Ricll. 5sslsaA-
n,I Reins's placcl. on the end instant, medium.
sized RED cow with RED CALF. The owner |:
requested 70 come forward. pay charges ana take
them away. sc 5-ltn r. NJ. BIRD. 2
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only two Baptist papers ip the world have isrser
circulation than the Religious Herald Of this city
dt is read In every section of the country and Is the
best medium IN the South for advertisers Its charges
for advertising are very moderate considering the
extent and character Of Its circulation Ft f.f,3
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.,,.y.rI;n> ~ IHt '''' ~
.,r,u,N -Ttci WILL 'NNs ~ "c'
.,,>nT,. l'"rTER TNtlE ~ NJ
Wv
r'EN
.t..hsv at Louisville Yesterday I'M
j." ..,.....r,,r, or Secretary Morton. ot
@', IN "''''' r,r;n,t,i for the prcsi-
r-,7''> '""iE''' ''''','",. u, t.,,.n,,,.
lsHry ct Il" "'.," ~, ,,,n.,..,. :.
ufoDoT' ." ~ ,. ,,,r .,,c
T., rhe convention >'''' w
-..s,n,cG none uC the naint> from |iSu"
~ .,,-., in ,hcir proceedings t"lnG
0h'' 1i' ,..r,,. rou IN N;rpini,. On
AniN' III '"''''' ,,,,,.. ,,,s !, y
..s committee on '''"''',,'''' :,
ra3gnc, ii Virginia; on orS''''iH'''on' H.
:, p.,l II virginia; and n vicc-prcSident.
j. ~ ;, r,,,,.r If VIRGINIA. As il is in-
t.""T-f l. ,,o ,>,,>
,n,t.uI 'n ~" pu''lS IL Niio" WIZ wv ~
a.. arc that made the noInlna'lon. we copy
.n,,. II ,br d:.,utchcs from Louls'l!c Oh
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Toby II n'clork the New York d"icSa-
ia|. W .II'N '''' 80 a.,
rT"9n ,,H''i.,''" rnsrc ~ were several r,.
"Fl'I III ',, ..", w. ,;no,,, ,h,n Tn. broker.
i'F''' =. nr,od s,r..t who WAS one
van >tIti,, ~ I" ,'.'' ~, ,,,, nomnr,-,,i,.
~ lie ''ll't t,','','. ."', u... first .ou,
'onN'h,''" o' o''on.'' ,.,,,,,,or ~, thn calf
e he" u. way 80 w ~, ,o, ,ou"' Va, cch.;rk
tt'!S anu 'ysI I,;II, m ,m,n ~ no,itir, and the
!, an u" .,,,'nnJ,n, ' ~ nm, arrn>tcd him
IT., " &, ,n,.iiJ,. ynn ScboicL, that YOU are
~ .h;. shnw."
''.,rE ~ a." "a ~, y.n, v.h,i,r IN . ,,u~,;no
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.,o;,,,d ~ have ,.m. ON = business GRAND.
Next.
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=, .,dd,cr nf Fifth ,r,uu. h.ln.y the filth
,...n,,o uo,,J MI, il, hi. nn,,r,,-,urr. lie j
.,nn virv auinlJ, man nf .,nnd rep,Itc.
ard J;yr, =, r,rIuqu.,ilc
1. >;;,Iiur. ".9i,, I'M. .rrjGrnrrrspoudcn
..,,,,. or.l, mo D;ocnn.. with his lor,n.
,r.> boon Iookin,, here for one honest MIN in
~, him, apb has to,Iud him at last"
"Nr. ,qil ,-jlIino> ..if yn,, rript any.
,,,n.. yIn,,, ~, viii lie J, yn,,
nr,l .r # n,,is,;jIr ,rrn.,or:,n vLo
,,.,-,,,.I v.r. ;,trI,lurcd ~ Nr >,ily;n"%
and !. h,,,n :. ,n,ncSr ,hnt +hcrr w,. snnE
Jr.n.yin,ncr,m,.ntion Sulbng, i n,,iy,
-, NanMnj ami viii vote for Neither Grant
n.r Gir,l..y md In. ,,ndorI,,rdiy n,y, ii.
rnr hill. and came aIou, frnm sir,i.rL, .n,,
.,,,,i.,,,r N,,t r.,rr {:i,In,> ,,;t IN -
q,,..,rm.. f,nl;np ,u;t,. ,.,rnc., and rhcr,
.I n. v.,, u,rnd,,nrd m ,rn,n,,i ard rr
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.ot.f. ,"l,nrI Rt,n,nr nnrrau wa. " "
'' -" = ANN n'" ! ~ 'ESl's' IT
- ~ hotel taking peorl" hy the hands
4" h' hl"' "ltii Talhcr shaip lee'n iron
: "ollci N"b johnson, OF ibis state.
it'" are YOU. Johnson Sald l'unT'n
'ulli>tin drew himself hack A,iI SIIji! - |
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH Of-
F,cE Wednesday, september 4tl: a. NJ,
% degrees; 8 Z. NJ, II degrees 6 p. NJ,
II degrees. Fift.-one degrees Mt sunrise in
the open air.
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THE GOSPEL TAsLEArx.-The panorama
with this title, now exhibiting in Virginia
Hall, l,as been visited by largecrowds during
the present week, and has been admired by
a!l spectators. It Is an interesting exhibi-
.tion, aud equally entertaining end instrne-
tive. The hnll being engaged for other pur-
roses, there viii be no exhibition tonight,
but tomorrow night there Will be one for
the benefit oc The Southern Cross Brother.
hoots.
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j - =
SYMPTOMS or LIVER C0BpLAfNTsaNG OF soAB
OF Tiis DISEASES PRoprtys, n fT.sL A. safiow Or
yelto~ color Of skiu.sor yeisowish brown spots on
the face and other parts of the body duliness SD
drowslness, with frequent headache: dlzziaess, BIT
ter or bad ttse in mouth, dryness VI throat and In
tcrnal heat; palpitatIon: In many dry. tezs-
Ing cough, With sore throat: unsteady appetite. a.
raising Of food, and choking sensation In throat:
llsess heaviness. or boated or full feeling about
stomach and sides pain In sides. hack or btasf and
sf0as shoulders: :eolic paiH and soreness through
bowels, with heat; constipation, alternating With
frequent attacks Of dlsrrbGa: piles hatulcnce ner-
rous,css, codness Of extrenit.es: rush of blond to
head, with symptoms cf apopIexy. ntfnbness OF
lrbhs, especially Mt night chills alternating
with hot flashes; kidney and urinary tiGicnlttes :
female weakness and irregularities, with duiness,
low spirits ansociabiify. and gloomy forebodihgs
unlya few Of the above symptoms are Iikeis 10 he
present In any case nj one time. All who usc DR..
.PIERcE's GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY for liver
complaint md It's complications are foud In fits
praise Soldby all drugeists every where. a9e4 So
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TOBACCO INsPEcToR.-AIr. Jesse +. Hutche-
son has been appointed tobacco Inspector ut
the Public Warehouse on the part OF the
Statp
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rOR RENT.


TOR RENT, that most beautiful and ca
L complete new and Grst-ciass sRESIDESCE, III
Mt the sou Invest corner OF Gay and Fourth sfSets
owned aud occupied by G.. i. Ludwig, Esq. u has
ten rooms, with every modern nycnlence: DOL ano
cold water; baths, In perfect order heasfifni
grounds, fonntsin, shrubbery Re, &c. e
Srch resideu e is rarely offered fcr rent. PoS-
session at once. =. !, ,,.-.,oga d
Sc s-ecdst GkUBbe 6 WIELiAmS.
T7ARM FOR REST.--The FARM near
Il the brook turnpike aud jast 'beyoud the city
limits. formerly .owiicd and occupied by the late
FendaIl Griffin, and known as Buenos Ayyss,s
containing ONE HUNDRED AMI TEiRTf.ss&
ACHES OF GOOD LAND. with fair iniproye-5
lars, apply on the premises L-a- se a-eoaM
TOR RENT, o BRICK DWELLIaG6sa
IL with six rooms. kitchen. and iot. ON me -
south side Of Broad street betwecs ava
twenty -sReoiid. =, ~.
Franklin sss;able far ANY kind o. business. sett
'" 4 FRSMR DWELLING; WITH lx Tsops ard IN
acre of land oR Broad street opposite the klclnsfid
l. A 8R1CK DHELLiNG In comfortable repair.
With sS rooms and SIX acres OF land nffache0, ~.
| EImwood street. The west coDfinnatioG u ssatn
HssiFRAME DWELLING in Hafv,esosn, Win
"'s a 'iDESInABiE OFFIIE 90 eleventh ssIess b.
twsef, Main and Bank streets. Apply 10 81 =
HICHAKESDNg& "a GD- e.
su so-lw +0Esi fff3 Mairssrets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-05

kINE ERrlsE.-tmr merchants seeking trade IL any I.
p,riInn of the country should advertise In the
alers of thar saction. N. sELLfsaE & CD Wilt
t. H. advertisement, aud have them inserted a. pub
ffcb r-, rutrS Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-05

Ladies' Should erffsinfy taft hi dit atARMIsrKxb's,
oos aIain street. aud see his KID Eioycs at ~ cor
sets. i5c.; haudkerchiefs ics. real acs coiius s
and upwards. He Is selling great bargains, 20 cesc
out his summer goods az stzgt - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-05

NorARIEs PUBMc.-MeSsrs. u. K. Weisi-
ger. J. w. Beveridgc. and John NJ. Maury
were Yesterday appointed notarieS public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-05

I rFaRRoKE SHIRTS, rcady-inade or made TO order
and perfect 1T guaranteed, or no sale, by T.. B.
SrEScE SON. merchant tailorsand dealers III gem
tlcnlens furnishing goods, 1900 Main street. s3a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-05

PomrTcAL MOVEMENTS. Captain George u,
Wise, conservative candidate for Congress,
and Mr.. William s. Gilman, Greeley elector
will speak ut Bowling Green, Caroline county,
and Mayor Kelley and W. w. Cosby, ESD,
ut Louisa Courthouse on Monday next.
A large number of persons went floul
Richmond TO hear Popham speak at Peters.
burg.
Fifteen hundred voters have been en-
rolled as members of the Greeley clubs of this
city.
Colonel II. Z. Witlers, Greeley elcctor at
large, will speak ut Buckingham Courthouse
OH next Monday.
Governor Walker will be invited to ad'
dress Conservative mass meeting in CheS
tertield OH the next cOurt-day.
Three colored men, employed and paid y,
internal revenue detectives, are ranvassing
Virginia for the purpose Of re6rganizng Tho
loyal leagues. They receive each 81 day
and expenses.
The Old Dominion Greeley Club. No. !
held an enthusiastic meeting at the Westhan
House CLAY Wardl. and was addressed by
Mcssls. w. S. Gilman and +. W. Mahood
and General Bradley r. johnson. Beer
lowed freely.