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The Committee.

The investigating Committee sent hither
by Congress, has adjourned, and, no doubt,
will next be heard from at Washington.
We may hope for some material alienation
of our Affections as tho fruit of their la
bors. Their report will necessarily show
that our people are now taxed from five to
ten times as much as before the war, while
their extreme poverty ought, on the con-
trary, to induce diminution of taxation.
1t will show that even such atrocions taxa
ton has not sutficed to fill the maws of the
worms which devour us, but that the re-
sources of the State, for many years to
come, have been anticipated in order to
find the wherewithal to gorge them. 1t will
show that our debt has risen from two
millions or less to more than forty millions
Of dollars, under the present reign of greed
and despotism. 1t will show that the
legislative power has been misused to
frame laws hostile to the public interest,
instead of being used, as is intended,
solely for the benefit of the people at large,
1t will show that, by means of an arbitrary
power, placed in the hands of ONE MAN,
ballot boxes have been stuffed with thous-
ands of votes, whole precincts have been
thrown out, the almost unanimous voice
of a parish in some cases disregarded,
though expressed without a suspicion of
violence or irregularity, and number of
members foisted upon one or both houses
of the Legislature, solely in the interest of
that one man and without the slightest re-
Oor I'd to $1,o ME no
1t will show that this power, which can
thus canvas the action of the voters and
decide pretended points of irregularity at
the polls, is not judicial and public, but
executive and private, that it permits no
pleadings, gives no notices of trial and
spurns all obligation to hear witnesses or
attend to their testimony if heard. 1t will
show a governor who grew rich in one
year by specializing in credits which he had
the power to control, and who surrounds
himself with creatures that are outcasts
from society and whose record would ap-
pear to unfit them for associating with any
decent man.
AS to these facts the two wings of the
Committee can hardly disagree, though
'hoiA AePoiss "ay oiHer on otner polnts.
And it appears to US that the Democratic
members have an opportunity. of making
such a showing as will produce marked
effect in Congress although expressed in
minority report. How can it be possible
to avoid the conclusion that the people of
Louisiana do not govern themselves, that
the ceremony of voting is here mere
farce, that the Governor might just as well
appoint the Legislators directly without
the pueriity of a fraudulent election, and
that consequently this State does not Zen
joy republican form of government 2"
We look, with most earnest interest, for
the forthcoming report of the Committee.
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COLLECTIONS FOR THE SEMINARy.-In addi-
Slon to the sum of 1856 acknowledged some
weeks ago, $66s 10 have been received from
churches in the country thus swelling the col
lection to 1865 IL.
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Agents for the Star.

LOUISIANA.
8. LANAUx, Franklin.
J. d. SAWYER corner Market and Twenty
Second streets, Galveston.
j. z. LAYENDEcKER, Laredo.
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EMBKR DAYS. Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday of this week are Ember days hence,
Saturday will be day of abstinence as we'll
% Of fasting.
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Transient Advertisements u so per square sach In
oertion. =,
Twenty five per cont discount allowed on tho above
rates. .
Cuts inserted se above rates. withe ~.::discount.
Uoath and Marriage Notices. u each tnsortieh.
Wants md Personal Information Advertisements,
10 oents Der line each insertion.
Editorial Notices, 20 cents line:
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NV oaIxAHs. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY ls. 1872


NsnAsy......Feb. ls-First Sunday in Lent.
Ao0isy..... Feb. la-St. BesbAtns. BiahcP.
1sssdsy ....Feb. 2o-st Euchsrius. Bishsp and Con-
WOAAee6ay.Ieb SI-St. SsvexAnus, DishoP and MsStf.
naeAay :. Feb. 22-Chair OF st. Peter ut Antioch.
yadAAy. .....Teb. 33-Holy Grown Of Thorns.
aAsurday =. Feb 24-Sk Peter Damian, Confsssor sod
Doctor Of the Church.
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AasasAeA fhlA-2h -HhnlA. nnnnAr1az EiGh - fau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07
daoOrmia Election.

WASlINGToS. October J.-DiSpatchcS re-
ccivcd from Georgia say that additional r..
turns show IN increasing Democratic ma
jority. The Stat" will probably give 10000
majority.
ATLANTA. GA, October 5.-Thc official re
ports of niuety-ninc counties show 4 majority
for Smith QDCm0clat OF IO,Q13.
One hundred and twcnty-nine Democrats
and six Radicals arc 80 iarrcportcd elected as
Representatives.
The Democratic majority has been in
creased b. two things. Many negroes Wcr,
tax dCtaultclS, and their leaders took lhC
money sent to pay their taxes, and the no
::roc> in many places Sought 20 seize the polls
and get up trouble. Failing in which, they
refused rn mGsSc 20 vote. though invited, in
order to get Il point on the Democrats.
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Murder i'm Charlotte County.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatrl.l
DEAKE's BEANcH, VA, October 5.-Last
night between 8 and 10 o'clock, Just before
John RobinSon's circus train moved off,
three reports were heard near Il creek about
sixty yards from the depot here. To-day at
about 9 O'Clock, in the same direction, was
found the dead body Of William J. Daven-
port. He had been shot three timcS-twice
near the left eye and once in the left side
nclr the heart. There was also 4 cut in bis
right ear several inches deep which seemed
to have hocn made with dirk. The crime
had evidently been committed with Il view
to robbery. as the pockets of the deceased
were riilcd of everything.
An inquest was held this evening. but the
jury adjourned until tomorrow, when will
nc>>cs will be examined.
The deceased gentleman WAS formerly Il
railroad agent at kcySville depot. on the
Richmond and Danvilc railroad. and had re-
sided in Charlotte county for fifteen years.
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The Ea;Iroai! Subsidies il, san Frar =
cI.co--Action Of The Business Men.

SAx FRANCISCO, October 5.--Thc Board OF
Supervisors have passed over Mayor AlvoTd1
veto the order submitting to lie people at
the November election the proposition To
Grant subsidy Of SlO.0O0,o0o TO the Colo
RADIO Railroad Company. The vote on the
proposed subsidy OF S2,J00,0o0 TO the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad Company, which tie
Mayor had also vetoed, was postponed until
next week.
An important meeting Of business men
was held last night at the rooms Of the
Chamber of Commerce. 1t which the veto
of the Colorado railroad subsidy was uMlnI
mouS|y indorscd and the supervisors dc
nonnccd in llnmca>urcd terms for passing II
over the veto. Mayor Alvord was unan:
mouSly nominated as IN independent cand'
date for Congress, as means Of giving pra'
teal expression to the popular feeling Ill OF
position 10 railroad subsidies.
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WaSesinrfOn gsps,,s

WASHINGTON, October 5.-The United
states and British Claims Commission had 4
long session to-day, and closed the proofs in
Il large number OF claims and extended the
time for taking testimony in others. The
Commission has adjourned to 2Sth instant
Secretary RobeSOn and Postmastcr-Gc
era! Crc>wcll have returned 10 Washington
The report of the engineer in charge
the survey Of the proposed canal connecting
the Tennessee river with the Atlantic ocean
ut Savannah will be sent to Congress early
IN December. The projectors of this canal
desire government aid to the extent Of ST..
0)o,Goo. 1t is probable the President, in q
special message, will recommend favorable
action in the matter.
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LETTEE FROM JoIIE AMELER SMITH. ESQ. II
CArrAIT GEORGE u. WGsE.-Thr following letter
read by Mr.. SMITH in III" rcri,c nf hi, snccci
on saturday night with III" statement that Captain
WISE had declined IN accept the proposition:
"RICIMuEr. Va. September -, lS52.
= Gr"Tgc y. l!'i>c. EsI.:
My Dear Sir,-l have been absent from Rich
mond for about ten days. understand TIN; during
my absence ycu cAprc s"'l 4 Il, sire In = public
slCG, 10 incC! me in Il political discussion 'lurir"
the present canvass. Hc:irrocatng this wish. rc-
.,rctfuy suggest the following plan Of carry ug
out our mutual wishes on the subject: propose
that tlc chairman Of Your District Committee meet
the chairman uf the Ecrublicln District Commit
tee aril make appointments Tor our POINT imcc;ing4
throu l"ul The district. Truly yuur>.
~. ANELFK SMITH"
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Terrible Sitro-Glycerine Explosion.

NEW YORK, October 5.-At Bayonne, \.
j., this morning al explosion OF ntro--lycc-
rinc occurred on the Central railroad. where
some aborcrs had been at work tIack-buid-
ing. The giyccrinc was applied tor an cA-
detrimental blast. The qlarrymen were en-
Sconccd behind the bouldcrs. and after the
blast Patrick McFlynn, who was not more
than forty feet distant, was found terribly
mangled, with his right arm torn OF by a
piece of rock. Another laborer was struck
in the bowels, and is in dying condition.
Another. who was lifted in the air, i dan.
gcrously hurt. y residence two hundred
feet distant had its roof crushed through by
Il boulder weighing one thousand pound'.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, October 5.-Thc bank state
mcnt shows loss of over S2,J00,000 in tie
reserves; also decrease in loans of $780,
900; specie, S2,O0o.oOo; legal tenders, S3,-
900; deposits, s9,25O,00O.
Money stringent, gold to 4 commission.
Sterling, 1888 to 10s3. Gold. l14} to Ia.
Governments declined ! to !, closing
steady. States nonlinal-Tennessee's, 72b :;
new, 72l. Virginia's, Al; new, At; consoIs,
50t deferred, ID. Louisiana's, 80; new,
As. Levee's, 30; SIS, 60. Alabama'S, so !;
IS, CO. Georgia's, 70; rs, S.. North Caro-
lina's. 80; new, IS: special tax, II. South
Carolina's, ,. 10; new, 23i; April and October,
3ol
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More British Claims Against ihe
United States.

ST. Louis, October j.-John F. Cooke, the
British vicc-consul here, has lcen engaged
for some time past taking statements and de-
positions of British subjects who lay cla N
against the United States Tor damages OF W.
rlo,ls kinds during the war. The principal
is that of james p. Nolan, ali lriSlIman. who
was imprisoned in two or three military
prs ms: in all about six hundred days. Ht
clams S000,G0G. The total claims vii
amount to considerably over Il Sl,0cO,OO0
The dcposilions and statements are to be
forwarded to Washington us soon rs com
plctpd
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Tiic Vacancy in t!aH SEcajcan Claims
Commission.

NEW YORK. Oclohcr IA Washington
dispatch says thr filling Of the vacancy IN
the Mexican claims Umpire ctI!>cd hy the
death of DR.. Francis i.ciicr Will probably
lead 10 trouble. Our Government. il i, said.
wollId be unwilling - ACCEPT any one named
BY Mexico. A*a!l questions referred would
hc ly lot. thc Indian cases, amountin" to
;'2,n0n,GDo. might fail to the NcNran UNI
prc, and tie interest ri his country, it is
conrndrd. would necessarily ''iaS lii jud--
ncmi. 1t i also said Mexico cannot con-
>i>t"ntIy ask any Of the European nations Ia
nlluc The lnnpirr.
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New YORK. October j.-In the thrce.mie
dash to-day Saniord'S Monarchist was first,
and McDanicI'S Harry BaSsctt second. Time
;j:2il. The odds were three to one against
the winner.
The first race was won by Belmont,
Woodbine. Time, %:lG!. Tubman won the
second race. Time. l:i5l, Ia. The third
race was that of Monarchist and Bassctt
mentioned above. and the fourth was woi
by Minnie. Time, 1:l94.
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MILITARY MATTERs.--At Il meeting Of the
Executive Board Of the First Regiment on
Saturday night Rev. NJ. ID. liogc. ID. d.. was
elected charl;:in Of the regiment. 1t is the
earnest wish of the Board that he should
accompany the regiment to Baltimore.
The drum corps of the regiment has ut
tanned remarkable degree Of proficiency
drum major.
Orders will be issued to-day for battalion
drill of the regiment. including the HoWit-
zcrs and the Blues, on Wednesday night.
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THE TnEATRE.-Thc management has ct:
lcctcd Il rcCnyagemcnt Of Miss Jean IIoSmcl
for one week, and tonight this popular and
gifted actress will appear in il fine dranati
zation of Foul Play. The piece will be pre-.
scntcd with an excellent cast and new
scenery. said to he superior to anything OF
the kind heretofore seen in Richmond.
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ST. LOUIS. October 5.-Thc Rope and Bag.
ging Company'S factory, corner of Twelfth
and Gradct streets, was burned last night.
NEW YORK, October j.-The loss by the
burning of the foundry and silk mill at Pa
tcrson yesterday was S375.000. Three hun
dred persons arc thrown out of employment.
Bonds, papers, and over 100000 worth of
patterns were saved.
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New YORK, October 5.--Latc Havana nc
vices state that the censorship OF the press
will shortly be abolished.
The united Cuban forces in the central lie,
partment recently fought the Spanish Coionel
Barceres in the Sierra de Cubita-. tuhan
sources report the Spanish loss ut 3oo men
killed and wounded.
The Cubans attacked the town Manatohba,
but were rcpulscd. Many rersons were
killed and wounded.
The number Of Spanish troops on the sich
list is very large.
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Es,p Case of M, Altered tormcr

New YORK, October 5.-A Washington
dispatch states that Il special dispatch rc-
cciycd there reports that Foster Blod@clt
WAS arrested in Columbia, :. C., on the
clar"e OF forgery while treasurer oi the
Atlantic Railway Company i'll 1863. He WAS
subsequently discharged. but it was en-
rcclci Il rcpliSition would DO mad" Tor him
hI tie Governor OF Georgia.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LoSDnN. October 5.-Thc Paris correSpon-
dent Of the London Times tclcgraphS thai
the Russian Ambassador in that city has re-
ccivcd 4 not" from Tancitf. the Secretary OF
the Privy Council, withdrawing the con-
gratulations which the Emperor hnd ten
dered to ThcrS. and expressing the dissatis-
faction OF Russia ut the aggressive attitude of
the Radical party of France.
Late adyices from Bombay report that the
cholera epidemic is disappearing.
\ son Of Sir Stafford Nortlcotc died YES
inrflIV
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Tin RADICAL MASs-MEETiNG SATURDAY
N.Hr--uN saturday night the negroes and
E"ji.t!> 81 Nanchcstcrand lticmmondaS>cm
Ht"t in front ol the City Hail for biz mass
nnr.n.. 1t was called t. order hy Mr. W.
J. Eo,y, aid on hi, motion Mr. J. VI. Hum
f'.l> was chosen chairman. Mr.. Hum
G.t,y- ll.d a little to SAY 10 bis Radical
I~.uj-. tlr wi~ followed hy Mr.. smith
"hp -jri,r at considerable length. lncldcl-
'...1. ia.'ook OCCASION ,n deny that lc would
|a' Hr"t captain Wise, and said be WAS
0.3.l and anxious 10 do 50. Mr.. Smith WAS
followed hy Mr>>r>. Z. 4. Boiling, j. a.
su!ol aud other Radicals. and ut 4 late hour
Ic @rrltn. adjourned.
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LADIES' FAIR.-Thc ladies of Grace (Epis-
copD church commence their fair this after
noon at ) O'Clock ut Virginia Hall. They
will rXibit for sale large collection of usc-
tul and fancy articles, and have devised scvc-
raj methods of entertaining their visitors.
They expect to have tableauX exhibitions
during the week, of which due notice will
be given. An evening there will be pleas
autly Spcnt
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RICHMOND CITY STATE TAXEs.-Thc fol-
lowing is Il statement Of Richmond city state
taXcs assessed for 1872: White males, SG,092
colcrcd males, SG,ll1 Total capitation tax
s12,209.
Tax on property. S3s,t70.19 A.; tax on in.
come. :2l3,1,IS.l9. Total personal property
tax. G4.G95.67.
Tax on real estate, Sl23, ,S47.a9.
Tax on licenses to lst Of September,
So. .l97 80.
Total tax, - G,349.G1.
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The Doc .REvEyuE-A LONG SESSION.
Saturday was dog day" in the Police
Court, indeed, and sixty-scycn persons were
before the Acting Police Justice to show
cause why they should not be fined for falling
to obtain licenses for their dogs. Fines
amounting to SIT were collected, and Justice
Crew was engaged until 8 O'Clock in dis.
posing of tho numerous cases upon bis
docket,
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NOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
" GOOD NEWS
TO ALL TEA-DRlNkEKS,
AT No. 103 MAIN SIRE T.
Opening OF
RICHMOND BRANCH

THE GREAT NEW YORK TEA COMPANY.
Our agent, W. Is. GOOLRICk. Esq, who Is ma
live Of Virginia, and engaged In our business for
smr time, has sole crrGe of our i;!Ttnc! store,
and will please the mGss it7t.tinus tstvs OF the tea
drinking community.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE.
% WEST BAI.TIslORE STREET. BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND.
We beg Leave 10 inform our friends and the public
generally OF the orc, ing of our Branch Store" Ut
7O3 Main street, Richmond, Va. for the purpose OF
supplying the public with cur most choice TEAS.
Qualities and prices never before known in this
market.
Goods semitic any address on receipt Of pos-oties
order. oc 2-snl
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BiITiNDnI; MARK ETS.

BALTlMoR October 5.-Flour duh and un-
changed. Wheat dull: choice white. s2U &9.o5.
Corn firm: white. IoFL1ic.: yellow. zoe. Oats
scarce: southern. I3ft i5r. Provisions firm and uIl-
changed. Nh>kry. 9%ic.
Virginia g.. old, -; consolS. Jos hid.
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IoB PRISIlSt;.-Wc call The attention OF mer-
chants clerks ii courts shcris. lawyers, railroad,
steamship uni canal officers ANA agents, aud all others
having orders for printing, 10 Tho facilities offered al
the DISrATCIl PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for IL"
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds oI JoI;
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Ei-Hrads. IcitcrIIcads. Programmes. Ball Tckt l.,
Hlailks, Pamphlets, Tags. IIand-Bls. Catalogues,
Ellis Of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &c., &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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REMOVAL OF J. NJ. HuMrHREYs.-It was
stated oil Saturday, upon excellent Rcpubli-
can authority, that Mr.. J. VI. Humphreys,
collector for the port of Richmond, had been
removed, and DR.. Charles $. Mills appointed
in hi. stolI
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Endinu Raid osl Settlers in Eucatar

New YORK, October I.-kin->ton adyiccS
state that the Indians OF Honduras hay" made
another raid on The British Scttl,rsal Orange
Walk, near taro>gl, lucalaN. There were
about 800 Of the raiders. The British "arl'-
son ml'e gallant defence, killing Il few of
the enemy and Woundin@ Others. Two sol
dicr> were killed aud sixteen wounded. and
one civilian WAS killed and seventeen Wuuud-
cd. The Indians pila"cd to the extent Of
80. 900 or $4,000 and retired.
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Police Court, SATuRDAy-Jusice William,
Hal Cren prcsidinJ.-Thc following cases
were disposed of:
james Thornton and Louis Broaddus (co-
lorcd), charged with shooting Richard Rob-
inson in the les with pistol. Continued to
10th instant.
Jacob Brown (colorcd), charged on war
rant with trcsrtsSing on the premises OF
Eliza Gallagher and removing the roof of a
house the property of said Gallagher. Dis
missed as to trcSpass, bnt security required
in the sum Of 800 for twelve months.
Lucie Melton and Edward Phcan, charged
on warrant with asSaultm" and bcatin" Mol
lie Fletcher, and Mollic Fletcher, Martha
Ford, and Laura Eacho, charged on warrant
with assaulting and beating Lucie Melton.
Lucic Melton fined 81; others discharged.
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CoSvIcT RECElvED.-Zachariah Phillips.
convicted in the County Court Of Grayson
of rape and sentenced to Imprisonment in
the pcnitrntiary for ten years, was received
in that institution on Saturday morning.
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NEW YORK LINK E.IS.

NEW YORK. October 81 Oti"u--Sacs I,s5i bales ::
nplluGa, bc. HriclnS, l9sc. Flour iIv"rs buyers.
" heat rather steady. Corn shade lower. Fork
excited and higher, ri.G:. Beef more active. Lard
luirt. Na.alS quic; aud steady. Groceries quiet
AMI firm. Ercights du
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TIE TrNNEL.-The work upon the Church
Hill tunnel is progressing rapidly. The
trestlc over the flats near Rockets is fast np-
proaching completion, and the scene i'll that
neighborhood is busy one. The wharyes
below Rockets also begin to have Il finished
aprearaucc, and it cannot now be many
months before the great trains of the ChcSa-
peake and Ohio road will thunder along TO
rho river
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Civil Rights Suit.

WASHINGTON. October "a suit has been
commenced by Libcrian Minister Turner
(rolorcd) against the Arlington Hotel for re-
ftlslDg to entertain him.
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a DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN IN RICHMOND.
Hon. jefferson Davis arrived in this city on
Saturday afternoon and is stopping at the
EXchange Hotel.
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ADvEETISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers OF that SECTION. NJ. ELLYeuN & Co will
tlke advertisements aud have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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!tE,a" >C9gL E>Ro,MEEY.-T nllmbcr
" i1i+G t"i,ite aud col"rcd) thus far en-
''d IA TIE public schools in this city is
.".',A larger tlIan hast year. The number
MI doubtless be greatly increased to-day
-" tomorrow, rs persons ARE conforming
- 'AG "a" OH the subject and paying the
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LEAF. Ed.
The, I;rlti,h bark Wentworth is below with abOu
.j.DnJ stc.> salt Tor Lee. Sc,llVu 4 Go.
All lDf Lee. St'it.Dli y
MEMOIR SDA.
nEps 8Ts'ass:S OF STEAMERS

EOR NEW YORk.-Thc Old e>>F i1,fiHs> ,iHr
Il Dominion Steamship Company, : cle-
g:lul sd,-wE""l Steamship OLD iirMiNloN; zap.
rim EDrE<rwill sail r ESDAI. October stli, at
orlock A. VI. Freight received until Monday
night. ., , o,, for
worr, With dispatch All points north. south east
and west. Close connections made with Cuiard
Line for foreign ports Passenger accomnoda'ioii,s i =
uns,Irpassci Fare. $40: sceiTrge. S6: round-triP
tirkr1s. Say. For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
o.-a No 8 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07

All the new textbooks used in the colleges ana
public and private schools ot the city at SrARKL &
RYLAND'S bookstore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-07

All the English. German, French lalian, Span
i.h. Greek. and Latin t"Nt-hncks for public aEt
private schools at 1918 Main street.
RASpnf,pII SC ENGLISH.