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The New York Conventions.

SYRACUSE, September 6.-The two conyen-
tions-liberal and Dennocrtic-.-adOpted har-
nloniols resolutions, met in joint session, and
then adjourned sine de. Among the resolll-
tons is the following:
"Resolrcd, That the condition of the co,ln-
try is such Us to demand the sacrifice of past
preiudices. The tone of the Administration
has been lowered, the civil service has grown
corrupt, the military power il too readily re-
sorted to, the bureaus at Washington have
become centres of fayoritism and jobberv,
and the southern States, under system OF
military repression and dlctation, have been
subjected to robbery and waste, which has
already imposed upon them nearly $500 ,00O,-
600 of debt, depressing industry, hindering
immigration, and, by destroying their credit,
exposing the country to shame and the con-
tasion Of reputation"
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, September Cit may be
positively stated that Gurney's Commission
will award to British claimants in America
about y, 200, 000.. There IRE over TOO claim
ants before the commission.
The Geneva arbitration will award in
gross the amount claimed, excluding indirect
damages and the expenses OF chasing and
watching Confederate cruisers which escaped
from British waters, over Sl5, 100000. ~
II has transpired that the Government
has Instituted inquiry upon the report
that curiously constructed beer casks
contain moro fluid than for which they
are gagged. The Government detectives
report that the reverse is generally prac-
ticed, and that while the Government
receives excessive tax. the purchaser is swim
died by false measure. The result of the re-
gulations under this order from the Treasury
will be that beer and ale will be measured,
and the Government and consumer will be
equally protected.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

THE VALUABLE FARM OF FOUR
EIGHTH ACRES. CALLED Liberty KALI.
IN HANOVER. COUNTY, EIGHT MILES EAST
OF RICHM0Sp, dHE MI,i, MILES FR3A y, NE !;
ING II TO THE OLD CHURCH, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION IN LOTS ToSUfT PURCHASERS. -
At the request OF the owner, Sir. w. l.. Cowardip,
whose business engagements require his constant
attention IN RciImond shall sell az auction, on
f72 at 70 O'Clock 81. if fair: II not, the first fair
day thereaffer,) IFS VERY VALUABLE FARM.
eea ,4 af s99Se soasniag Ok rssens sntysy
oNE-BiGHTH ACRES. Of Which from rs 70 200
acres are In wood of original and secondary growth,
some Of which Is superior white oak and hickory.
The open land Is proverbally the best and most pro-
duatfse In that sections and not o1y suited Tor corn,
ay. and oats but admirably adapted for early yegc
tables, sweet potatoes waternei0Gs &c. The build-
ings on the place consist Of sn excellent DWELL
ING. surrounded by u lawn Of beautiful shade
trees and the usual out-buildipgs such Quarters
kitchen, harm, stable oYerseer's house, &C. In order
to meet the wants Of those who prefer to purchase
smaller farm this one has been sub-dlyidett into
ten tracts. D..
The mansion -house tract no & contains l25 acres
on which there Is excellent collection Of fruit
and u Well Of water unsurpassed: and the Others
contain from fifteen to f0rtyeight aud half acres
each according 10 the plat and SURVEY 10 ba seen at
my Office. TO those disposed 10 purchase The whole
r0rabie opportunity to secure excellent estate In
a healthy and desirable neighDorhood. convenient
10 the kicamond market by u good road and turn
pike, aud quite convenient 10 four CHURCHES or dif-
feyeut denominations.
TERMS. One-fourth CASH balance at one. two
and three years for bonds hearing interest BALI
yearly, secured BY 9 trust deed. ca, Z. ~
Mr.. Tinsles. residing on the place. win show Y %
those who may call on hin. For further parttei,tars
apply 10 tho aueftoEecr. M. G0DIjtN, y
ti,t3i-Sep e,s,s,le Auctioneer.
= - W
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One grand gift. cash. 100000
One grand Gift cash. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1,000
Total, LOCO gifts. Nil cash. Ssoo,uoo

III,
The Hon. THOMAS E. BRAMLET1.E, late Governor
OF Kentucky, has consented TO represent the Trns.
tees I'M the management Of this second Grand Gift
from the sale Of the tickets is deposited with the
Treasurer that the drawing Is fairly conducted and
f ra aSs w ase pace IN ppbc full view
OF the audience, und under the immediate superyf-
sion and direction of the officers and trustees of the
Public Library Of Kentucky and the following
named eminent and dslnterested citizens. who have
consented to he present and see that all Is fairly
done:
Hon. j. pNocToR K SorT, late NJ; c; Lebanon Dis
Hon. 4: "; hEucE, Judge nth judicial al DIS, Ky
Lon. T. b. COCHRAN, Chancellor Louisville Chan
lion. T. D, srASpronp President Farmers and
lion. JOHN BARbEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Company, Liverpool.
Colonel PHtLirLEE, Commonwealth Attorney,
Ninth Judicial District.
Dr. c. GRAHAM, founder of Graham Cabinet.
Colonel JILsoN Z. JOHNSON, Manager Of the Calf
DR.. r. S. BELL, Professor of Medical University,
Hon. r. l. BUnNETT, City Attorney.
HENRY WOLFoRD, Treasurer of Louisville.
| A. .. BRASN1N, President Of the Manufacturers
PHILIP JUDGE, of the Louisville Hotel Company.
JAMES BRiDGEFoRp, President Of Second Nj
W. c. u. WHIPS, Proprietor OF Willard Hotel
J; Z; JOHNSTON, President Of Traders Bunk.
ii. VICTOR NkWCOMB, firm OF Ncwcomb, Buchi-
non 4 ca
HENRY DErpEE. President German Bank,
ANDREW GRAHAM. tobacco and cotton MERCHANT.
Dr. AoHvlN GREsS, President L. aud Z. Short
line railroad. .....-...
Vol RosE, Agent Adams Express Company.
OFFICERS OF THE LIBRARY.
X. 4. DURRETT, President.
WV. HALDEMAN, vice-President.
JOHN s. CAIN, Secretary.
FARMERS AMI DROYERS BANK. Treasurer.
Address THOMAS h. BKAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, Louisville. ky
Circulars giving full particulars aud all other in-
formation, sent on application 10 lock-box No. 81,
Rlchmond,Va. ty l0-tI2aw&weow2m
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New YORK, September 6.--The World pub
fishes a letter from Manton Marble ridiculing
the reports of his declining health.
The committee to inform Mr.. O'Conor OF
his nomination will meet him on Tuesday
next He stated to reporter yesterday that
Of the day, and he had made up his mind not
TO 70 into that business.
The Herald, World, and Tribune think the
State ticket very good one. The Times Is
confident It will be badly beaten. It thinks
tenant-G Governor particularly weak.
General of the Dominican Order in Amer
ica, lies here at the point of death.
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Matilda at the Gate.

Matilda. Just you mind them trns.
And shoe EN- out away from here,
They're scratching all the garden up
Why. Tildy's gone-wa'al. thats queer
She Amt contrary az rule.
And gently obeys us well,
But, though Size heard me. on she put
Why, there's Lorenzo Pettingill
lie met her and she's stopped TO talk
Them hens VIII eat mp everything
He's wanting her 10 take walk
wa'al. II is nice TO walk In spring.
He's took her hand--come, that won't DC
She seems to stand uncommon still;
I'D better let them know I'm round
Good evening, Mr.. 1'ettiDeill!
He don't mind melt amt 10 use
All. wall my time has been and gone;
Bmt, then. I'D really TO idee
How Tilda was getting on.
These gals grow up, and pretty soon
They lay us old ones on the shelf;
Lorenzo is smart young man-
Igness III tend them hens myself.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, September 6.-Risi,'g va,
rometer, northerly to westerly. WINDS, anu
clear weather will prevail over the n oitnwess
Saturday, and extend eastward over T,, Snr
upper Lake region and to cue ohlo ,,, raaIy
bv or on Saturday evening, eoutneIls
winds and generally clear weather rom Inc
Quito Tennessee and for the south htaht,c
states. Southeasterly to southwesSrly w'aes
from New England over the Miadle Seues,
NTH increasing cloudiuess and probably
areas of rain, and brisk southerly winds over
sbe lower Lake region. The temperature
will continue rising over the New England
and Middle States. -.'
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:. BY Lyme s. Brother gig n
.Auctioneers and Real: Estate saeehLs'
.,.f No. 1912. Main street.. " 36ti

VERY LANCE AND ATTRACTIVE
isaItr, oFsVAIUABiE IMPROVED AND
uSlMPR0yEp Real ESTATE ssTyh isRA p
IN VI 'INcREASIN(I IN VALUE. FOR SALE Al
hUCTiOS shall, at the REQUEST OF tGg GwneI
sell at public alcton. on the premises, on if
DAY the 18th day Of September, 1872, at 50 O'CLOCK
,st That beautiful two-story sTpCh-btk .,.a.,
DWELLING, the former residence OF ~ :. DANES
Gnn. corner of Thlrtieth and Leigl, streets, con.
tanng eight rooms, with haEthrongh tile cen.Ie
front and rear porches. The yard IL laid ont Wild
shrubbery and handsome shadc-trees OIL u'e front
and side. ,,yr,r,s u> r org
,d,o,ni,o one OF which has d neat framed house
thereon, fronting the east side q I sEVEM
nESJRhR + LOIS immediateyfn the rear, 'front.'
Ing each on the west line of Thirty street
feet 10 an alley In common Is feet wife. .o.. 80
To capitalists mud parties who desire 10 inscst or
SECURE nice building lot their special attention Is
called to the foregoing sale:
Terms will bc very liberal.
sat :. LYME & BROTHER. Auctioheefs. :,
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Geamnn Drowned.

Especial telegram to the Dlsfatch.l
CRY PoINT, VA, September 6.-Edwin
Griffith, u native of Wales, steward of the
British brig Maud, was accidentally drowned
here last night about 10 o'clock by falling
from the wharf. Several attempts have been
made to recover the body, but without sue
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,T,ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New work. stock and Money Mnrke

New Work stock and Money Market.
New Yosx, September e.-Money. $40 Q.
stefina, tgs1 to 1888. Gold, l122 to li ssat
Governments weak, Ito ( off. States heavy;
prices unchanged Tennessee's, 7ss: new, tas'
virginia's, 40 new, 81 /; consols, oos;: oe'ef-
red, 15,. Louisiana's, 50; new, Al. Leyees'
go: 8,s, 20. 1Alaban,a's,. s. Rs, 90. Geor'
ria,s. 10: as. IS. North Carol'na's. "3t
rev. 20; special tax, ~. South Caro'ina q
80: new. 2ai; April and October, 90.
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Big boy comes up and holds out his hand,
sullen and savage. Noble little boy comes
manfuly forward and says: "Tm the boy
that whslled, sir" at the same time extend
ing his hand. Teacher SINNERS down ana
lets them both of. Mem.-Noble hoy
thought teacher wouldn't thrash him if he
told the truth, but he knew big boy would
il he didn't.
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By.Lyne & Brother,
Auctionecrs and Real Estate Agents.
M. 1919 Main street

T7OuR VERY LARGE BRICK TENE-
r MEN'TS AND EIGHT DING LOTS Ap-
1O1 SfS(;. SITUATED IN MAIN STREET BE
TWEEN TWENTY-EIGHTH AND TWENTY ,i;I
NINTH STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCIiON,. -.
viii ha sold ut public auction. on tue premises, on
FRIDAY the 18th day Of September. E72. at s.
o'clock i. NJ. FOUR yERY LARGE. FOUR
STORY BRICK TENEMENTs; located as ABOVE
Described: also EIGHT LOTS adjoining. 80
A plat showing the dimensions of lots VIII be cH-
libtcd mt the hour Of sale.
There are enough bricks In the four tenem mems 70
sparjal attention Of parties Wishing to invest, ana
builders is called to the foregoing sale.
TERMS: VIII be exceedingly liberal: say, one
fnurth of the purchase money cash balance at six.
twelve. and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
interest added. secured by trust deed.
parr LYME & BROTHER,
l ns aiirtnncers.
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SH0ULDER-BRACES sold at
- MEADE 4 BAkERS
,o Drug Store.
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nv ".
AuctI"neer and KGti Estate Agent.
co-ner Eleventh and Bank streets,

GALE Al A AUCTION OF REAL ES-
y TATE, IN, PORT MAYO AND IN FULTON:
ALSO ON ST. PAUL STREET. IN DUVAL'S
he sold nj auction, on tbs pre-
misses on DNESDAf the 18th of sf1trmb+r,
1872, at d o'clock +. NJ. az excellent new FRAMED
TENEMENT. With five rooms. now occupied by Mr..
W. r. Rock. fronting 80 feet on the north line Of
Denny street. running lack ss feet
Also "A LOT, with n WOODEN TENEMENT
thereon, now occupied by Mr.. Deeper, In Fulton,
fronting 80 feet Oh Nicholson street
Also, LOTS Nos. and 10 in slip north Of Nichol.
son street, fronting III fcet-to be divided into
smaller parcels.
And on THURSDAY che nth OF September, Sr-
IN the premises, at o'clock I. NJ, the HOUSE aud
LOT In Dny,i's Addition. ON It. Paul street be-
iwcc,, Federal and Charity streets, occupied by L..
Matthews, fronting q feet inch, running back la
feet. -
months for negotiable notes, interest added secured
lis a trust deed W. GODDIS,
40 s-Sc 81 .lpllSI2 - hnctiopeer
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1nhumsn. Husbands.

new YoRK, September G.--John Strath-
man last night beat bis wife terribly, con-
Guiding by smashing kerosene lamp on her
head The lamp exploded and she was Ia
tally burned Strathman was arrested.
M,,w.rxIr, Wis. Scptember8.-Ab butcher
named K. Eckert split his wife's head open
viii, an axe this forenoon. He has been ar.
rested.
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ar<-f
1-4s,ssss1ssTsNERs, s Z; OF Is Mo Y,
W. lSf sf5 ee1as ~ i, A NE
EAMh4 HG 3. 4 III ~ EAh
FENf,nE fS SHE 81 ss ofrsas
III. ~ rorsty nj Nay term.
ss case Of Louisa ss,s sara5i
y aeiis,,,son. rs Lonssn r e ass.,
we viii seI at public auctions In y. y tss an
day Of ,l,as being sn aaiins
~ ,n,nsion fract containing six hundred una
twelve and hall mere or is dy t@e % south
s,de Of swift creek. Tlat ON rair9aa is ME-
,iaberet and bs framed hoDse VIII sWo ,gs,5
w ~ Tbe land towards the creek Is wen Woous y
on wa.cred. with small portion Of open lana ana
good low-grpunds. :. So. s ssi
TERMS onefoqr cash the aiafs ,S on Ste',i
o. S aarina Interest from date OF sale ana tue
Dona as ne''i i"s 49, ~ &C. McRAE.
retn''eu' -. G. W. TURNER.
5tjrsl Commissioners.
sale conducted by DIX. wEislaEH. Auctioueer. /.
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BY Lyme & Brother.
Aucti0nccrs and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 MIN street.

NEW FRAMED STORE AND DWELL
IN ING, SITUATED ON THE EAST SIDE OF
TWENTY-FIFTHS STREET BETWEEN Q AND
r STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTlONF-We
shall ut the request Of the owner sell at public anc'
ton, on the premises, on TUESDAY The 10Th Sep
teibGr ls72 mt s. O'clock =. NJ, that valuable new
FRAMED STORE AND DWELLING situated A.
above described, containing besides the store tfce
roos. Being of the best streets Hn the MI.
werc property Is daily increasing IN value II offcrs
u fine opportunity to parties desiring toinvcst.
TERMS: At sale.
Sc 3+TtW,F,S,SL&T* LYME & BROTHER
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BY Grnbbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auchoneers,
Eleventh street between Maiu and Bank.

CONTINGENT REMAINDER INTER-
7 EST In A LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE
ESTATE IN RICHMOND AT AuCTiON;;-om
viii sell Mt auction. ut our Office, CONTINGENT
KEN Handler INTEREST In the estate OF The late
William Mitchell Jr deceased the estate embracing
valued ut S0o.ON0 or more. ,c,,.
Tho interest 10 be sold will be either one-tWeith'
one-slxtl or one Fourth Of the Whole estate
The sale TO be made ,rithont lint or reservation.
Terms. Made known ut the time of sale.
Particulars may DC learned by application to MS
GPkSBS G WILLIAMS.
S,t ~ Auctiuneers.
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Latest FoREIes IN NEV|s:
, switzerland.

Al. rHE BOARD OF IRBsfaA Tros
Geneva, September 9. The Board O. Z. At 4.
h,,ration met as noon to-day and remained u
session until 3:3oP. b., coneluding nn m,
a ali the business requiring deliberatior,. Inc
cnurf adjourned until Monday TO give time
for iralt;ng, revising, and translatiny the
official copies Of the Judgment rendered.
England.
!, I,ospos, September 6.-The powder mills
A. Hounsiow exploded to-day, killing i've
persons and injuring several others.
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by Moody & Royal.
Real Fetatc Agents aud Auction"ers.
Office corner Of Seventh and Hull strcet,
Nrn

TRULY DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
i IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, SITUATED
IMMEDIATELY ON THE Old MANCHESTER
TURNPIKE AND THE OLD COAL-PlT RAIL
ROAD, ONLY THREE MILES FROM TIE
TOWN OF MANCHESTER, FOR SALE At
request of the owners we VIII
expose far sale ut public auction on SATURDAY
the Tth day of September, 1872, ~ O'clock v W..
ON The premises. ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
VALUABLE LAND. divided into lots containing
from frc to twenty actcs each.
This valuable land lies In a good neighhorhocd,
and Its proximity to Manchester twEcre there i
good market and ready sale for all kinds Of 'cgcta-
bes &C., make 1t In every way desirable for mar
ket gardening purposes
a large portion OF this land tsweli wooded with
oak and pine.
TERMS: One fifth cash: aud the balance upon
credit OF six. twelve eighteen. and twenty-tour
nOntrs for negotiable notes bearing s!S per reh,
uterps, from DAY OF SALE. the title being retained
until the whole purchase money Is paid cr sechrc1
BY n trust decd.
II Is n rare occurrence that such desirable prop
crty j. for sale such liberal terms, and should en-
gage the attention of all those who desire to loects
In this vicinity.
Suitable refreshments will hc on the grounds.
Plat Of the abOye-dcscrlbed lnnd can I've seen ~
our Office. MOODY Rol All,
nm 3I-S, Tu,Th,&S Auctoneeis
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DARTIES DESIRING TO EXTEND
their business either In groceries or OH coiumis-
sion Gun procure the services OF
BUSINESS MAN
cxtcnsively AMI favorably known IN the
FRIGHT TOBACCO SECTIONS OF VIRGINIA
.-... AND NORTH CAROLINA,
with an extensive acquaintance In Middle and West
crn North Carolina, which is a new and desirable
trade to this city.
The best c,y and country references renee gwen
&c 7-S.Tu.&Thst*
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5DfMERC IAL.
!, &. t.oKssAND FLOUR ExcHaNGE,ss
RICuMoyD, Septemhef 8. 1s72.ss5
DFrERIECs1, = r q

CpENAND FLOUR EXcHhNGE,}
RICuMogD. yA.fsSepfembef o. 1877. ~
OFFERINGS Isl
4 wHEAr.-white. 2,llo bushels. BED, 1-e7o onsneis.
OArs.-i.a9s hushels. 800 As y.
FLAxsEED.-2 bushels, 4.
t5 SALES. ~ 5sess]
wHEAr-white, 90 bushels very good at a sss
husheis fyri1ne OH private terms &c bushels IeIy
good at Ma: ~ bushels good nj fl15 5ss pnsns,s
Brine at sIss: t2s bushels common at 9L4s; Il n2c
bushels fair at sL7o; 90 bushels commoh, ah FAoo
Io0 IpIs,,els fair ut xI5l-total. 2,i10 BUSHELS. a.,
WME1T-Hed 90 bushels very good at SlIS; ~ 10.
bushels common at s.sE lis bushels eoGa y. ely
ees sIesommon at 81 80: 400 bushels gooa s.tL
20 bushels common OF sI3o; 100 bushels common a!
eIIs isi bushels common ut sl.1e--totai, 1888
0ATs1oo bushels very good western at ssc.':' 8st
bushels very good " estern on private terIls' =
bushels prime Virginia at 55c
FL1xsEgu.-2 bushels at 81 rs.
RE-EXHtBITED.
WHEAr.-whlt:. 100 bushels Rod. as bushels
OATS.-l-300 bushels. IF
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DEAUTIFULS SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
~ FOR SALE PRlyATELY.--One Of the finest
locations in the vicinity Of Richmond, situated OH
the western extension OF Main street. In the most
rapidly Improving section. The buildings consists
n BRICK DWELLING, succeed and timed. OF
two stories and basement, containing twelve rooms
three halls, closets, and Bathroom finished III the
most thorough and elegant manner with walnut:
wild cherry, hrd's-eyc maple mahogany, and
wildwood; large yard In front and rear,nim two
pOrches In rear, each fDrtyfour feet In length, com
1nnnicating by stairway. The KITCHEN. few
feet in the rear of the house, IL of brick, with
timed roof. two stories, and contains SIX rooms
Large STABLE and CARRIAGE-HOuSE: There
Is we'll of excellent writer III the yard The lanu
connected with the house consists OF EIGHT
ACRES, containing 1850 young dwarf aud stand
ard pear trees of the choicest varieties now bear
lug ALSO peach and cherry trees of the finest kinds
and apple trees I'm full hearing. ..
Half the land will I've sold with the buildings, form
Ing one square bounded by Main, Dover, Elm, AMI
Cedar streets s. #.
The dwelling has not been occupied since finished,
and Is In perfect order and the land is In the highest
state of cultivation.
This property presents unusual advantages either
for Investment speculation or for m elegant
and profitable home. An examination Of the pro-
perty Is solicited.
For further information, amply 1T the premises, or
I'M sl-lot* :. = - MANFRED CALI.
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OH Tanks Burned.

NEW YoRK, September 6.-Five tanks and
one hundred barrels of oil in the Oil works
Of Lombard & Hayes were burned this
morning. The origin of the fire was the ex-
plosion Of one of the oil tanks. Two fire
men were badly burned. Lossabout SIC, 900.
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OFFICE OF THE sRILLINGER
ARTIFICAL-sToNE PAVEMENT
FOR THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.,
r.s' -, -. ~. s..=rE
No. 91o MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

We are now prepared to lay down the above.
named pavement In the most artistic manner, and
in any design, pattern, color desired. and at
et,st far less than that of tagging We will also lay
court-yards areas. cellars OF houses, floors OF sta
bies, &c., ,nsfng the celebrated English Portland
cement, thereby insuring great durability, entire
freedom from dust. smoothness Of surface, and
beauty Of finish, &c. 81 go
lSpecirpens Of the work can be seen at Dispatck
once and T.. Gerots, on Main street; Colonel Ord
ways ON Franklin street; and Samuel 8. Carter,s,
OH Grace street.
Orders received at the Office. a1a Main streei.
is :i4ami ~, IL j. sBssIERRES q. co. &
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BY Richardson 6 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
w.. 1ll3 Main street.

A FRAME DWELLING WITH THREE
IA ROOMS, AND STORE ATTACHED, On
TIIE WEST SIDE OF FOUSIIEE STREET BIZ
TWEEN GRACE AND BROAD STREETS, FOX
SALE by AUCTION.-We sial! sell by auction.
on the premises. on MONDAY the eth Instant al
hnlf-past O'Clock p. Nj. the REAL ESTATE &C.
scrbed and located as above. ,
TERMS One third clsll: hapce In SIX ana t8eHe
months with interest, secured by deed of trust.
'i'"''''' RICHARDSON 4 co.
,o Anctiuncers.
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Arrival Of Bienytlle Passengers, 4,

BALTIMORE, September 6.-The schooner
MCGEE, with three passengers and twenty.
seven of the crew of the steamer Bienyille,
recently burned at sea, arrived ut this port
this morning.
NEW YoRE, September 1.-THE steamer
Moro Castle, from Havana, brings Captain
Maury and thirteen flrst-class passengers, sey-f
enteen steerage, and eleven of the crew OF
the Bienyilie. 49,. $50. -.t.. a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07
S1,OOO,00O. CIR cSScrs r ! Il : AID \ ,

.OF THE PUBIC LIBRAK1 UF hENIUVh3
AT LOUISrll.L LIZ, kY.-By AUTHORITY In The act OF
Kentucky. The Trustees will give their SECOND
GRANDGIFT CONCERT in the great hall Of the
Public Library building, In Louisville, n.y., OH SAT
URDAY. September %. 1872.
One Thousand tickets of admission will be issued
III slo each halftickcts, f5 4uarter-tickets, sa5o
II whole tickets for floO: % for F215 So for FoU0
ll3 for Slu0O: os5 for 2.5nO 576 for S5Uoo No dis
count on less than flVO worth of tickets at time
During the Concert the sum of s5o0.p0O In cut
,pnrY will c given to the holders of tickets by dis
trbution by lot of thousand gifts, rs follows:
LIST NE IilETS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

Bar Maid: We never serve anybody who's
had sufficient. You've taken too much
already.
Thirsty Customer: You'll 'xshc,lshe me,
ma'am! / may'ye 'ad TOO mush (hic), bur
'ayent 'ad enough!