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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-16

NE BATCH Z LOR'S HAIR DYE
This s,,lcudid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world
The only true aud perfect dye. Harmless, reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rdicu-
lous tints or unpleasant cdor. Eemedies the III
effects Of bad dyes aud washes. Produces imme-
diately superb black or natural brown and ieG,ce
the hair clean soft, sind beautiful The genuine
siuued ". A. DATEHELOR. cold by AL druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELuR.
sc 3o-cod Proprietor, Ne" York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-16

The GREAT REVIVAL N STAUSToH.-The
Iindjcotor gives i graphic description OF
the great revival OF religion now in progress
IN the Methodist Episcopal church at
stanton, under the supervision Of Rev.
DR.. RoSscr. Up TO this date there have
been 2UI conversions, and Of this number
over 100 persons joined the Methodist
Church. ana many Of them will go to other
churches. The meetings, Us Mr.. RosSer re-
marked, will continue until the "spring
flowers bloom > if the interest continues.
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FIRE AT Henry CouRTHoUsE-SUppEN
DEATH OF NEGRo.-LuSt Monday, that
being court day, the hotel kept by d. w.
Rcamey, Esq, caught fire, but was fortu-
mtely saved without much damage. During
the excitement, and while drawing bucket
of water, valuable colored citizen named
Head fell overa railing around the well and
broke his neck in al instant. - Danr,Yc Times.
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The Supreme Court Of Illinois has decided
tLst where property was insured against fire
l,r five years, and the first years premium
vas paid III cash, and notes given for the re-
Gl&iDder, payable 1T Intervals, and the insr-
rance company becomes lnsclpent. the con-
staeiltion for the note fails, and nothing can
be recovered iaereol.
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TRADITIONAL BARGAINSi

TRADITIONAL BARGAINSi
Excellent DRESS GOODS at IS, 40, IS, and DOC. per
yard:
Bee: Black ALPACAS 1t .o 70, co. and 75c. per yard;
All-Wool EMPRESS CLOTHS, IS to 75c. per yard;
Extra quality SATTEESS at 75c. per yard;
BLACK CREPE CLOTHS and FRENCH NEIL
NOS at 81 and 81 .2s per yard;
SILK POPLTNS. very wide, 81 and $3.50 per yard;
All colors TRIMMING sATINS. $3.50 and b per
yard:
All colors H1Ne-yELvETEENsa at l5c. and
81 per yard;
Beautiful colored DRESS SILKS at $3.50 per yard ;
CASSIMEREs from 7Sc, TO 81 per yard;
Black BEAVER cud CH1NCHfLLA CHOTHS nj
$3.50, &C.; finest WATERPROOF CLOTHS at
SIPS, S1.5o, and sL75; BLANKETS and QUILTS
from s225upwarls; lurge and pretty sHAWLs'
from $3.50 upward.
Nublas Hoods. Children.s Jackets, Coaks, Under
shirts Hose. Gloves. Corscts Ties, Ribbons, Hand,
sercLiefs Collars and Cuffs Skirts, Furs Table and
Plano- overs, &C., &C., at the very lowest prices
WILLIAM THALHIMER & Sons.
No. 1913 Main street, opposite post-oitce,
dco and Col Broad street, corner Slxtn'
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n1yLACE-EIGE LINEN COLLARS AT

N17- LACE-EDGE LINEN COLLARS AL
lor. worth Csc:
LINEN COLLARS al Soc. per dozen worth 81;
LINEN COLLARS at 81 Fer dozen worth 2cc
apiece:
LINEN CUFFS al rs 50. IS. 20. ami 5oc. pair;
IIALF-INCH COVENTRY RUFFLE a; CSC. worth
SOC. piece;
Genuine THREAD BOBDIN-EDGE Z, Is yards for
5Oc., worth SC, yard;
CROCHET EDGE, 4 piece of l2 yards for CSC
worth SC. yard:
LEATHER BELTS OF The latest styles at reduced
prices;
SHETLAND WOOL Wells at 1oc. worth Sc:
LACE Wells n Sec, worth 50c.;
CHE NISETTS H. CSC. worth 50c.;
All kinds Of RUEFLi16 ut low prices;
IEMsTlTCIIEn HANDKEkCuIEFS at s? per
dozen wcrtn 80;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFS at So per
dozen worth -;
Great bargains In TABLE-CLOTHS, NAPKINS
DOYLIES; aud TOWELS at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1917 and 1910 Main street.
UNBLEACHEp KNITTING COTTON at 6oc
pound. "e"
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~GOODs FOR CHRISTMAS.

IA GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS.
ELEGANT INITIAL UANDKERCHIEFS for
ladies and gentlemen, worked III the convent OF
Paris only 81 apiece, worth $3.50;
Handsome COLLARS,
Elegant LINEN SETS OF COLLARS and CUFFS;
BROCHE SIIAWLS, handsome aud cheap;
SILK POPLINS,
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
SCARFS, SASHES,
NECK-RIBBONS,
WORK-BASkETS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
ClGhR-CASES,
TIDES,
TABLE-CLOTIIS,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES. TOWELS,
MARSElLLES QUILTS,
JEWELRY In great variety,
uANDK ERCIIn F EXTRACTS,
FANCY SOAPS,
Handsome HAIR-RRUSUES,
Elegant FANS, SATCHELS,
aud hundreds OF other articles.
LEVY BROTHERS.
CLARK'S and COA4s'S SPOOL COTTON, zoe.
Fer dozen. ce'
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rtJ7 WOOL BED SPREADS at IS worth
a;CALICo COMFORTABLEs at So, s2.25, $3.50
and -not the price Of the calico aud bat,ing large
size HONEY-C0MB QUILTS at Sl.l5 worth 81;
FLANNELS at old prices, though there has been
an advance Of 10 per cent. since the Boston fire.
de4 LEVY BROTHERS.
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n Ho! FOR GILL'S BAKERYI
$50 BROAD STREET.
CHRISTMAS CAKES! CHRISTMAS CAKEsi
Nothing but best material used

we sell ut the lowest figures, don't fail to see Us
before buying.
The best fRuIT and POUNDiCAKE ever made
In Richmond.
The finest ICED and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
TO be found anywhere.
Wedding atd other parties specially; all kinds
of Pyramids made 10 order.
FAMILY CAKES nicely baked and iced at shor.
notice. -..--a.
Extra MINCE and other kinds Of PIES for
Christmas. Come and see MS and leave your orders.
dc lI-l.t ,.. -.m.-.e
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MIy TO THE FUBLIC.-The subscriber,
having reitted aud enlarged his place Of business,
is now better prepared than ever to supply the pub
lie with tho bcet Of everything usually kept III u
FIRST-CLAES BAKERY.
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, and BISCUIT fresh
every morning.
PIES of MI kinds end CRACKERS OF nj kinds,
of SUPERIOR quality, constantly hand, baked fresh
every day-by the pound or barrel.
CAKES in endless varhcty--ihe largest assortment
ever offered In this city. Great inducements Will be
offered during the Christmas.
FAMILY CAKES, nicely baked, iced and orna-
mcutcd.
PASTRY OF all kinds and shapes made to order.
Country merchants will find II to their Interest 10
give NE cali before purchasing their cakes aho
cr,ckcr. l. u. BRIGGS,
do Ram 707 Main street.
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FATAL ACcIpENT.-The Carroll Ne,cs states
that OH Tuesday Of last week Mr.. jeremiah
Jennings, of sulphur Spring township, in
this county, met with al accident that re-
suited in his death on Sunday last. The par
ticu!ars, as we learn, were ~ follows: Mr..
Jennings had gone into an out-f oIse after
dark for something, and in cropping about in
the darkness fell through the floor into an
apple cellar, striking his head and fracturing
his skull, the cause of his death.
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hJy UNBLEACHED KNITTING COT
TON st SIC. i pound;
COTTON YARN or BALE COTTON at slI5 per
bundle Of five pounds;
WUOLLEN YARNS in all culors:
KNITTING NEEDLESS;
SEWING-MACHINE NEEDL rs for any machine
a, soc. 4 paper Of ten needles.
del LEV BNOl HEl'o'
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ET CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & CO.,
1000 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE Pos1-oFFIcE,
arc now receiving, IN addition to their already large
aid attractive stock of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, g..
GOODS FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
which they offer upon the most reasonable terms
such as
LADIES sCARFs,
TIES, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
LACE and LINEN SETS,
LACE, LINEN, and INITIAL HANpKER-
CHIEFS;
ElSCHUEs,
LACE CAPES. -
LACE BARBES.
Rid GLOVES, in erery SHADE. style. and variety;
ROMAN sOARFs,
sHATLS,
NTLEMES+s TIES. sCARFs, GLOVES.
CRAvATs, HAfDKEECHIEFs, HOSE, &c;
FANCY BOXES.
A large assortment of beautiful sHAwLs and
CLOAKS.
dc IL CARDozo, FoURoUREAN & co.
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G1Y NEW STOCK OF CLOAKS of the
latest STYLES, to which we call particular attention
We have marked the prices 80 low that the most
economical will find II 10 their advantage TO make
their purchases Of us.
def LEVY HItOIIEES.
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TIE distribution of gifts will take place immedi-
ately after the concert, the vast stage Of the
Opera House, and In full view of the audience, I'M
ker the immediate supervision of tho President and
and the following distinguished gentlemen, who
have kindly consented to be present and see that the
gifts are properly disrbutedas advertised:
Hon. JOHN X. LUDLOW, Mayor of Norfolk;
hon. A. g. WATTS, Mayor of Portsmouth;
Colonel WALTER FL. TAYLOR, of Norfolk;
Hon. JOHN B. WHITEHEAD, ex-Mayor of Nor.
folk;
JAMES @. HoLLADAT, Esq, of Portsmouth,.
The Board of Directors is composed Of the follow
ing gentlemen, whose character for Integrity, ho-
nor, aud public enterprise is so well known as to
guarantee success and fair and impartial distribu-
| ton Of tie gifts:
Major GEORGE w. GRIcE, President Bank OF
Portsmouth;
Colonel WILLIAM LAMB, President First National
| Bank, Norfolk;
General V. y. GRoNER, General Agent Boston
Steamship Company;
Captain NATHANIEL BuRRUss, of Burruss, Son
| & Co., Bankers, Norfolk;
WASHINGTON REED, Esq, Of Peters Reed
Merchants;
f. G. GHIo, Esq, Superintendent seaboard and
Roanoke railroads
ROBERT J. Nicely, Esq, Of X. j. 6 W. Nicely 8
| Co.;
MARSHALL PARKs, Esq, President Albcmarle
and Chesapeake Canal Company;
&c LINDSEY, Esq, Real Estate Broker;
WILLIAA II. WHITE, ESD, Attorney at Law, Nor.
folk.
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Ia DEeEMHF n, is ID sss.
new ss8ARLs, cLo AXIS, AEDDREssG GOODS.
T. r. PRICE & CO. are oSehtng datly=
sTRIpED and ,RfsocH D affkWLsf
RohaN sd ptitp eng s I51PWa oApEs,
BLANkET-SHAWI.S: sATTEENE, aIf shades
OTTOMAN CLOTH, REFS. EMPRESS.
lRISH. rUPL1Ns, FRENCH EASIIMERES,
BLACK AMI COZ oRED SILKS, s,z
GRo-GRafNs,, Sea-
h SSa sni aqPs Ef yastgb
Elegant CACffENEREs SHAWLS.
BLANKETS. FLASNELS, COTTONS,
MERINO SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
New FRENCH aud AMERICAN PRINTS, &c.
De 10 T. r. PRICE & co.
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Mt SCOTCH WHISKEY, JAMAICA
aud ST. CROIX RUN, Of the very finest quality,
on hand and for sale by ... ..
de l3-tJal OSCAR CRAM.
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agT APPLE BRANDY.-A lot of OLD
APPLE BRANDY on hand and for sale by
dcl3-tJul OSCAR CRAM.
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MT CHAMPAGNE.-Ju received two
hundred cases and baskets Of the finest brands; some
especially put UP for me. OSCAR CRAM,
de l3-tJul No. IA Governor street.
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MT FURS! FURS! FURS A large
stock of FCRS for sale cheap; also. FUR TRIM
MlNGS, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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~ELEdANT CHRISTMAS AND

nj ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND
NET-YEAR PREsENTs-CoLLARs, HAND
KEgCHrEFs, GLOVES, NECK-sCARFs, FANS,
FOR THE HUtfDAYs.-THoMAs b. FRICEd
CO. have Just received great supply Of new and
beautiful goods for PRESENTS &c:
Hemmed and Embroidered Hands erchiefs, In boxes.
for brides;
Initial Handkerchief; Handkerchief Id fancy
boxes for ladies and gentlemen;
Misses and Boys Handkerchiefs;
Linen and Lace Sets in endless variety;
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Kid Gloves,
SPLENDID Party and Bridal Fans, Roman Scarfs,
SILK Seck-Tics for ladies, with many other articles
de1o T. X. PRICE & co.
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=
E THE BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
FARM CALLED II ARTtaEuM, = on the Brook
trrnpike onsanf d half rallies north Of RichncHd,
to be- sold DC aaction ut is o'cisck TODAY, With
PERsUsAL PRUpERTY thereof. Bpscia atiei-
ton particularly invited co The foregoing sale to
come OF TC-DAY ut IL O'Clock on the premises.
Sec auction head for further pasftsuiars. "
de 1s.It NJ. soDfJfN, Aucsiorcer
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

nIRECT IMPORTATION.
30 casks BASES ALE,
81 clsks ALLSOP'S ALE,
50 cslsks VIM. Youngr's EDINBURGH ALE. .
loo casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke q Hib-
~ bert's bottlnC;
80 dozen PEEK Fi:EAN CRACKERS,
q cases C0lrlan's q. S. +. MUSTARD-i, 4,
l.aud In tins:
IRISH WHISNEYS. ...-
HrNNE$SY and MARETT's BRANDlES
SHERRlES Of superior qualities, '....
GEISLER'S CHAMP AGNES.
We offer these goods II New York prices, with
freIghts added. Also,
1000 dozen 2-ib. and 3-b. Peaches, t..-.
1000 dozen IN. and 5-it. Tomatoes,
80 dozen Wiuslow's Corn,
at Baltimore prices, all Of the best packers In Bali
more ---.., T. BALMER & CO.,
ocl sid Main street.
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ny FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
NEW CROP.

MEADE & BAKERS importation OF medlc-
nally pure COD-LlyER OIL. a full supply just IN
liYers since tie lst OF september
MEADE 4 RAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
ocoo 9i9 AIalu street.
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The brig Hiding, with 5000 sacks hARSHALL's
FaCTORY-FLLED SALT, now dlscharstng.
For sale from wharf.
do f-2G LIZ SEDDoS " W.
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NJ CHRISTMAS GOODS.

III CHRISTMAS GOODS.
ClTRON, RAISINS. OuRRANTS,
GELATINE. LEMONS, ALMONDS.
OREAMENTFD FRrIr and PLAIN CaktIS'
HINCE-rlES, CHRISTMAS PUDDlNGe.
The largest display and greatest variety Of FINE
FRENCH and DOMESTIC CANDIES ever befltre
Known 1T the store.
CORNCCOPIAS. FANCY BOXES.
CANDY TOYS.
FIREWORKS 1t reduced prices;
FIRE-CRACKERS, extra Gold Chip-made Cd
pressly for retail purposes
PRESERVES. PICKLES. SARDIEES. SAUCES.
In fact. everything with which 10 make good
cheer during the holidays.
ANDREW PiZZISI. JR..
de a-tDe5 sO7 Broad street.
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY 81
Closing out the entire stock of FALL and 4VsHSSe
WINTER MILLINERY regardless Of cost. A large
lot Of goods on hand suitable for holiday presents
MRS. NJ. WALTON,
de ll-eodaw No. 4a3 Broad street, corner Fifth.
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SALT SALT! SALT!

CALTi, SALT SALT!
G,Ooo SACKS" DEAklN'S" LIVERPOOL FINE
SALT,
fust arrived direct from Liverpool per bark sVes'
md now aschargiug cargo at City Point. for sale
low TO close consignment, deliverable al l1ty folil
or Richmond. .
do ROBERT f. WILLIAMS & GO.
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DEMOyAL.-JOHN C. PAGE, Jry has
III moved into the spacious new store recently
erected ON Main street Ne. l421 eight doors below
Fourteenth street. where be has opened large anu
weli.selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
&c, consisting OF all the modern styles, aud em-
bracing ali grades OF goods IN his lime: TO which ne
inyf,es the attention Of his friends and the public.
- JOHN q. PAGE, JR.,
1921 Main street, eight doors below Fourteenth.
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TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
Currency gifts will he paid In CASH at our Bank
ing House III the city OF Norfolk, on presentation Of
the tickets entitled thereto, without discount.

For further particulars aud for tickets apply 10
the undersigned, who have undertaken the c1clu-
sive financial management Of this scheme. anu VINO
IF tjckefs BURRUSS, SON & CO.,
S'' Bankers and Financial Agents
Vue dc rEau Company,
- ",
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TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH!

The new, attractive, and beautifulay-located
southern seaside watering-place named
VUE DE L'EAU,
On Hampton Roads, nearly opposite FortreTs Mon
roe. Va in fun view of that fortress Fort Calhoun,
Chesapeake bay, and Jsznes river, With water
view unsurpassed IN America, where every luxury
of sea and land Is obtainabe. was opened the pub
JIG for the first time the past season, and having
proved success unparalleled in the history OF sea-
side resorts has induced the stockholders to make
an effort to greatly enlarge its capacity, SO as 10 c-
commcdatc the great public. tn this end they ID We
determined to offer Inducements OF no ordipsIy
character in the shape Of a
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
by means of which they hope to be able to execute
their pubuc-spiritcd and laudable
undertaking OF making
vUE DE L'EAU
GRAND SEASIDE RESORT OF THE DUTH.
AS Inducements to the public everywhere to pur-
chase tickets, they propose to present as
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
to the purchasers Of Tickets, by distribution by lot,
the following magnificent gifts:
GIFT, In Grccnbacks, $4,000
Gifts IN Greenbacks Of $1,000 each. 5000
% Gifts, in Grecnbacks. of $500 each..... 10000
Is beautifully-located Cottage Lots "by the
sea-" 80 BY 1870 feet, at Vue dc Eau,
valued at 500 eacb ..................... 10000
200 other beautifully located Cottage Lots,25
by 100 feet, at vne de lEau, valued at
5000 each. 10000
100 Gifts, In Greenbacks, Of 800 cach..... 10000
4ol Gifts, valued at. ~
10000 TICKETS AT SIS EACH.
| The Grand Cshcert viii take place IN the
NORFOLK OrERA-HUUSE
ON MONDAY EVENING,
DECEMBER %. 1872,
aid Will IN itself he full consideration for the price
charged for admission tickets.
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THE ENGLISH HOLDERS OF vERGK-
MA B0NDS.

The following document has never ap
reared in print in this city, and in justice to
,nc holders of Virginia bonds in England
,r give il a place. II isan address prepared
- y committee and approved by the coun.
caI Of Virginia houdhoders in their meeting
in palmcrston Buildings, London;
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| All correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Parties living OUT the city can remit by post-once
order or by express. .#s-
Reliable agents wanted. .
JOHN II. FREEMAN, Collecting Agent.
JOHN C. PAGE, JR., f42i Main street, ken
rnond agent for sale Of tickefs.
atcted 10 close the sale or tickets aud make returns
on the eycrtnc OF December 18th, 1879.
:, BuRRusS, SUN d Co,
>As&,isislsss 80 = Finaneiai Agents.
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GROCERIES. &c.

GAIT! SALT! SALT!
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OFFICE OF PowHATAs. STEAMBOAT CoNPANT.t
- III september 2ist, 1872. {
iTONSIGNEES. OF FREIGHTasIa1
" By this line are hereby notified TINT
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours after
arrival VIII hc stored ut their risk aDd expense.
| Steamers arrive MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, ana
! SATURDAYS at 6 o'clock a. NJ.
sea WILLIAM p. BRETT. Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

gsdures aro dleeinas.
GRAND RALLY OF THE WOMEN
Ar
COOPER INsrfrU X.
MONDAY EVENING OCT {, At At Z. % gcL9ssk ~, s,9v .,l,
. -...- th. t-s,nrs wiz NoABh OF khh ~ =. ~ -
- -. IN. = Ia n. REPC BLlCAS PART. Ls-a
~ ,s-i eT RLILABEra CADf SEAS ioS oil1Ps s-le - - IA
49, s.Ts label. Bsec8es .ie. kef, L-As Dofe4eA o@e
AutAoIY.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
hoteis.

--.r.-,TurS--vyn TUBULAR BOlLERs IN
- nos rusn.ar sALE eesp, 10 ra4se RON sr .
-r,,,sss va n CaEAzER sos, n PlAissa' Be" LEX
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

AmusemenIs.
MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION
~ fFORTYFIRsT ASNUALl
-rt@ NOW OPEN AT
ruR GRAND EXHIBITION BUILDING
Tt'ri-sre sxfv-sscond and sixty -tnriTts.
An Interesting Rare and Comprehensive EIlo Ame'AH JAIN
T,ge,ulty AZ. str Development. and Mateua Pogless-
omen ron % n n. daily until Nof ~ r.,
N.yriseenIy I ylte " the New OAl-htDtOuhN 1as
1ce NuVc bv the Celebrated American Institute Ofchesa4 o4
Day and Evening 60 .,,.tt-.. q ..,... Sebo,
Pupils ~ cents.
FveTvhofv Should this Cnequaed Display me- a..
very leaf Central Park. vhh be reacnel oy az Linz
and steam b. carriages or foot entrances Oh iN' |
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07
HoRsE AND cARRf4GE MARKEr

NaH-I0HE BltlTllT OF 8 lr2.
The business Of The week 1 connection with the
trlle in horses NOD sggss.o I'D
c0na 70 sass q oEpo sorkhorses TIE lhsso
worthy lemaui fT ias carriage rol horses TIRE
season. snos unfenosaiae ssd has been a bHie to different
csusas-sueh - 1e prevailing ru-ay n pc marEes is
panell excitement aolsa.i BY orlr,rlt,a io er-. ts
F 20 = Hr| .t f.
aorhiey couubriei )sui seacang slrser ald- pll
ss-iritr u Pal
TIE ss BY fuct0l seeHa. IN siva--s re u1ki.
snd nary hore9 Which rr1abi c9 DOS tse berr ., r-l
erenns hIvs been .a rir- is ieoT -C
New-York tribune., 1872-10-07

By r. r. L1i1w Co.. the 4s,1y D. d~ en 5t. ,friO
IOJ located side O Feeutl-s 1894 gL-
eronipl8ce.
b. Muller wilkins Co mansion and "a lots ol ground a,tc
Lata cite Lewis and Grfe1eavts and Van burr, Lrnal
b Jerg Johnson the premises NrspJ Co.a, 10
o. ia p.o,,
Dyt saconesr. premises College Point /, sale
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, 1872-04-17

instruction, save the newly included Nat
ural History, we feel at once the immense
stumbling-block, a stumbling-block, either
designedly or undesignedly calculated to
overthrow the whole affair, and thus leave
the middle class quite non-plused tor IN
such a case-the Free School not being
adequate to our requirements, and our Inn
tied circumstances not allowing us to send
our children to a strange land, among
strangers, at the risk of their returning
worse off than they would have been had
they received their instruction in their ma
tive land, under our contro!-ouE only alter
native will be to allow them to pick up a
hap-hazard sort OF education when, where
and how they can.
For the s%econ}, | beg to say, that as we
have a right to a Public School, agreeably
to the understood condition that we con
tribute the crtyu towards the expense, then
give us the right thing at the right price,
and we can hope for better results. we
want our children so instructed as to ena-
bic them to earn a decent livelihood at
home or abyoad But we do not wish to
be deprived of what we have, be it ever so
bad, unI ess in exchange for a better.
We have, as you yourself have truly
said, Mr.. Editor, no exaggerated notions OF
highly endowed institutions; but we de-
sire d PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL, progressive
alike to both teachers and pupils; a school
III which our children viii be qualified to
fill situations of trust and respectability,'
and from which they will derive a com
petency-the all progressive idea in these
progressive days.
Ifno better pen will take up this sub
iect, I promise with your kind permission
Mr.. Editor, to lay before your readers q
plan, the adoption Of which wiIE"carry IN
to effect what is-or at least what ought
to 6e-the desire Of every liberal minded
man, who knows that KNOWLEDGE is
lower"