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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-24
IN PURSUANCE OF \ DEED OF

IN PURSUANCE OF \ DEED OF
i trust executed by Beverly Canada and wife to the
subscribers rs trustees, dated the 9th day or March,
1871 dly recorded in the clerks office of the County
Court of Halifax county. Va, default having been
made in the payment OF the debt thereby secured we
will sell at public auction on the premises, on tne
if not. on the next fair day thereafter, that TRACT
UPLAND in the county Of Halifax Va, near SCOTS
Gurr DEPOT on the Richmond and Danyille railroad,
lyils on Stewards creek, adjoining the lands of Paul
Street. deceased, Thomas 6. Coleman deGea cd, aIld
Others containing EIGHT HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES. being the same land conveyed
to us rs aforesaid. , =.
TERMS or SALE: VIII be for cash as TO so much OF
thc EXPENSES OF executing this trust and TO pay the
balance Of the debt secured by said deed being $50
with Interest thereon 1T ten per centum per annul
from the 18th day of january, 1872 and as to the re-
sdue of purchase money. upon terms OF cTedlt 70 W
Nude known at the time and place of sale.
WOOD BOULDIN. JR.,
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS
M 70 tac Trustees.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VERY Observation-Disclosures
i BRICK DWELLING, No 403 GRACE
STREET. At AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY.
LIST May at S o'clock r. NJ, we will sell upon the
premises the above-described dwelling, next above
Dr. r. II. Coleman's residence. 1t has ten rooms,
besides 4 kitchen with four rooms; with gas cid
water.
The lot fronts 80 feet on Grace street and runs
back to an alley. having also eide alley leading ont
TO Grace street. The Situation IS one Of the best In
the city, and is especially suited for professional or
business mon.
TERMS: Atthe sale.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS.
~, AncliOEnriH.
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By Grubbs Il Williams,
.tuctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street hrtWCpn Min and Bank.

TWO SMALL BRICK AND FRAMED
L TENEMENTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF
BROOK AVENUE. BETN Sen DUEAL AND
18th April at O'Clock J.. NJ, we will sell upon the
premises TESE3IENTS Nos. 725 and - each with
three rooms. The lot isi1 by $50 feet The properly
Yields in rent good percentage upon tho sum VIII
sell for.
TERMS: At sale. GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS.
ap-3 Auctiouccrs.
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MOODY & RoYALL, Auctioneers.
BY Fiji q OUuulH,
Real Estate AuctioueerS,
No. lI0s Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE. WITH
Y DWELLING CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS
ABOVE, ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
MAIN AND SECOND STREETS; HOUSE ySE.HdOLD
AT AUCTION.-At the request Of Mrs. Alice
Walsh, we will sell OIL MONDAY, April 20, 1872, mt
O'Clock z. NJ. on the premises, located Us above,
One set CHAMBER FURNITURE, including
handsome Sidcboard--ali Of solid mahogany;
CHAIRS,
TABLES.
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CKOCKERY, &C, &C.: .x-c,,
and ut O'Clock Z. u. we will sell the HOUSE anu
20 feet OH Main and Second streets, with depth 81
loo feet more or less The store Is well built OF BRICK
covered with slate and is desirable stand FOR gro
Gerry and residence having been used as snch for Il
number OF years past.
TERMS: For personal property, cash; for the
house and lot one-fourth cash balance at one TWO,
three, and four years, with ten per cent. interest
added. secured by TRUST decd.
apls HILL & GODDlS, Auctloneers.
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DZlL1gISIS-1S<SSl~~~~c
HF Hiil i aoddi1, Anctto neeffs q
e NJ s1ss as A., Tftoa NraIrf sfYeeSSS 81

FIFTY BEAUTIFUL BUILDING. LgE :;
IiAnv ~ ,,l s1E sssa re
VIII soil on the spretnises as haifpast O'CLOCK
p. NJ. FIFTY LOTS beyond The Western ai 4 S III.
land Gilbert, and Walker streets. These lloss aTe
among the most beautiful in situation eseL OF
fered In that section, having no excephopabs sur
roundings. Eacfi lot fronts 80 feet With depth Oh
$50 feet. -
prnertyo1l the Western border Of the city, ind at
teuton Isl called 10 the almost certain extension OF
the street railroad TO HarYie.g The City Engineer
has been authorized to grade the street leading 70
this ground from Che present terminus o. the sue
p:te of Hollywood Cemetery.
erIerjxsI mechanics, and parties desiring 10 make
small Investments and have large profits VIII 10
well to have this sale In mind .,,,,,,,,o
Waving nude most satisfactory sale OF n;InDcr
of these lots of S7a7 the highest price, aud 90 the
lowest we confidently assert that 10 otnef secuon
near the city promises SO large pfont oh 'il4'''
TERMS: one-third cash; balance six and twelve
iion'ii' ~ - HILL & GODDIN, Auctoneers.
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BY Cook s. Laughton, Auctioneers,
CORNER Of Governor and Franklin streets.

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtucof deed
i of trust executed by Henry schott to the e sub
cerv Court of the city of Richmond, will proceed
t. sell. at the MONfICELLO HOTEL, on Broad
between Sixth and Seventh streets, on MQNDA1
PiKED LEASE, together with the good will aud
key to said Hotel; ,,,-
PIctiIres. Uccartcrs, Glassware. Ale Pumps, &c. &c
The large Hall attached to tie establishment Is
fully and elegantly furnished for Theatrical per-
forInances.'
all the FURNITURE Of the Hotel, embracing All
endless variety Of Chamber, Dinin:s-koom, Fariof
and Kitchen Furniture.
This Hotel is as completely furnished rs Is neces
sary for conducting such business as has been pro
onnOrtunity TO any one Wishing to engage IN sucl
business. JULIUS I. flcohEt, 1tustGc.
enrs 16
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BY Richardson & Co., !
Real Estate Agents and Auctfoneers,
lib Main street. 81
100 BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHEs-
Il I'LL nr,I, Irnp G L Il pEINATEI.N Or BY

1O0 BUILDING LUTS IN MANCiES.
HUI TER FOR SALEPRIYATELl OF, BY
AUCTION.-Until WEDNESDAY the lsth Of siay:
~ O'clock r. NJ we shall offer for sale privately
ONE HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS, So feet front
and Isl feet deep to sixteenfoot alley, on hinury,
Lee, Marx, and Morgan Streets IN Marks adoluon
to Manchester on the east. ;,
And mt the aforementioned time (1sth May ~ s
o'clock p. NJ, we shall sell by auction such LOlS Us
remain uDsold. So
privilege OF the choice lotsnnd the very ner, Terms
now offered. RICHARDSON s CO.,
ano1 Real Estute AuctlOneers
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By Grubbs g. Williams,


Eleventh street between Main and BANK.
BUILDING LOT ON THE NORTH
ID SIDE OF LEIGH STREET, WEST OF AND
NEAR TO ADAMS STREET., AT AUCTION.
On "Wednesday, eth April, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
we win sell, upon the premises, a LOT Of
GROUND as above adjoining the residence OF MISS
icors!tnna Boyd. 1t Is 81 by IL feet, and lies we'll
hN'a'' -N' GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
,noo Auctiuueers.
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renuest If the owner, the EXCELLENT FRAME
inSTEIJISG With seven rooms, kitchen, &C., On
Robinson, street near Walker street Fine fruit Of
various kinds and ornamental shruopery ON t in
grounds making 1t very desirable Us summer re-
sort. Lot $50 by $50 feet:
TERMS: Same rs for the lots.
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f,AfffTf0N gAEiEH-.FntuY nay ass.
"a gifssy Jntnes III.
Real Estate. gent mtg a m 4.
ItfssfstI .. fiiIsrn Nh, lilo Main street. q

TWO BRICK TENEMENT AT TIE
4 ", CORNER or CATT1ARINE
AND ,ifshER ssTaEETs ron SALE ATAuG
TfoN@W be- sold yRsD "A ,s APR, 10 isss
scriied PROPERTY. Each tencinent. has as t1ret
roon,s and brick Kitchen with two rooms. Ihe,oIs
front rs feet each, running back $50 feet 20 an ahey
t,yive months, for negotiable notes, interest addeo
and secured by d decd of trust -,
NJ, 40 - JAMES M. TAYLOR, Aucti0neer.
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GALE OF VERY CHOlCE REAL
- ESTATE IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
/. CARLTON, the beautiful and highly -improved
residence of judge Alexander Rives, extending TO
within onc-follrh of mile of Charlottesville: con-
tains SIX HUNDRED AND EIGEiTY-TWO
or more tirst-cass bottom land, fifty or sixty acres
enough to he cut up Into town lots The dweil
ing-house the lawn, highly ornamented with trees
gravel walks, evcrgreens, ana rare shrnbbSry-the
product of large expense and many ycsrS-thc con-
seryatpry, and the singular beauty Of the landscape
all combine to render this. perhaps the most beauti-
full private estate and residence In Virginia.
.. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-ACRES adj
Joining land. much of 1t IN timber ;ry ~ ~.
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES beautiful le-
vel land equal, ugricultaray to any In the county
good mill slw-mfll, SC. under good fencing; Ca
pablo of division into any uumbero farms. - 4
q. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED
ACRES, near the last; an abundanceo of very fine
timber, and within easy access of the canal.
u is not often such property as this comes into
application. at private sale; Or If not disposed OF,
tfien Carlton, will be sold at public auction, at
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, on THURSDAY, sd
OF May 1872, md the lido acres Ut The same time aud
place.
on the premises. OH TUESDAY 18th May, lsfa, and
| the FOREST TRACT at same time and place:
Also both ut Carlton and the Mil Farm VIII be sold
large quantity of farming utensils, horses stock:
the elegant household furniture. 49, {S
TERMS: Very easy, and made known at sale.
For further lnfofMatI address for circular Of
Psss'uHas' K. Il. M nassE; WV Trasssssl
hh sQ.;awixAs iswsds
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Tha Josh RiHiags PaPcrs--Natsal
History.


The robin haz red brest.
They hav plaintiff song, and sing az tho
they waz sorry for sum thing.
They are MATHIS oy the northern States, bul
90 South to winter.
They git their name for their CRATE ability
for robbin cherry tree.
They kan also robin a currant bush fusi
rate, and are smart on goose berry.
II a robin kant find emmy thing else to"
eat, they amt tew fastidious to eat ripe
strawberry.
They build their nests out oy mud anu
straw, and lay eggs that are speckied.
Four yung robbings, in nest, that are
just patched out, and.still Oh the half shell,
are alwuz az reddy for dinner az huzeboy
liz.
If ennybody goes near their nest, theil
mouths all fly open at once, so that yu kun
see clear down tew their palates.
If it want for the birds, / suppose, oV
course, we should all be ct up by the cater.
pillars and snakes, but hav thought it
wouldn't be ennything more than common
politeness for the robbings to let us hav now
and then just one ov our own cherrlz, te"
see bow they did taste.
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CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of two dis
- tress warrants In my hands in favor OF Robert
A. Lancaster against Waggouer & Harvey, shall
proceed to sell ut the stoe-house of the said Wug
goner Harvey, Pearl street. In Pearl block. on
FRIDAY the sd day of May, 1872, 1t II o'clock A.
NJ, one II0NSAtE, eight barrels WIlIskEf, i've
Terms: Cash. JOHN ". WRIGHT,
ap23 Sheriff City Richmond.
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BY +. b. Newburn,
Aucuoneer and Real Estate Agent,
No. LOLA Main street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
4 IN SIDNEY, CORNER OF LAUREL AND
BEVERLY STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-On SATURDAY the 27th day Of April,
1872 att O'Clock T. NJ, viii sell, on the premises,
those TWO VERY DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS
located above fronting each 80 feet the eastern
line Of Laurel street, and running back Ids feet to
twentyfoot alley. Special attention is called to the
very desirable location Of these lots.
TERMS: At sale.
r. II n. AnCfi0nnFr.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, BRICK FACTORY, re- Ss
II Gently occupied by Messrs. Bowles & Ell E::s
lett. on Mayo street near Franklin street.
Also, TWO OFFICES under Exchange Hotel,
Fourteenth street, suitable for small stores fer
lawyers offices. Apply to HILL. & GODDIN,
up 23-3t tss HOS Main street.
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DOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE No. 100, ga
II corner Baker street and Brook avenue Eel
has five rooms, closets, &c Water on premises. Ioa
good tenant rent will be moderate. Apply within
or at No. 221, on Seventeenth street near Broad.
q3-2tk
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID rQNS II THIS ofSicH,

NH s.sodtds
, 1872-09-19
4 WASHINGTON TERRITORY CALL An

4 WASHINGTON TERRITORY CALL An
Philadelphia Sunday
Dispatch gets off the following:
"A newspaper in Washington Terri.
ritory appeals to the East to Send us
Wives" The editor is probably not
aware that polygamy is prohibited in
this part of the country. and that it
will consequently be impossible for any
generous, whole-sonled philanthropist
among us to comply with his request.
Hardly any man here has more wives
than he absolutely wants. The practice
of marrying half dozen at time was
abandoned rs soon as it was discovered
that William Penn left so many widows
that charitable people were compelled
to build the Penn Widows Asylum in
order to give them decent and comfor.
table home. Now, if it ha been p.oth-
erin law that they want in Washing
ton Territory. there would have been no
trouble. Almost any nan can spare Il
mother-in-law, and We know man
who hes been married several times
who would be willing to send three or
four away to distant land for ever and
ever. to oblige n friend. We are en-
;irely destitute of generosity. here at the
East"
, 1872-09-19
guoet Sound 9ispatth.

Daily DIsrArcH.-We to-day present
to the public the first number of our
daily, diminutive in size, but as large
as prudential considerations will at pr, s.
ent Justify, allowing any capacity for
expansion. The cost of even SO small
publication daily, considering the
large expense of telegraph dispatches,
leaves no margin for profits; and we
shall fully realize our expectation for
the present if the cost does not exceed
the income: our chief motive to the un-
dertaking being to filirly represent the
enterprise aud business capacities of
The town to the advancement of which
our labors and future prospects are
pledged. To make this project a sue
cess, we shall need liberal support
from all who take an interest in the pros
perity Of the town. and especially from
the business men, upon which we con-
tidently rely.
Austin A. Bell will have exclusive con-
troll of the circulation of The Daily in
this City. aud all subscriptions to the
same must be paid to him, at the rate OF
% cents week.
, 1872-09-19

DEMOCRATIC CONvENrIoN.--On Sat
ur,lay last Mr. John NJ. Murphy, hair
man of the Democratic Central Com
mittce. said in his paper that the pop
ular sentiment of the Democracy of the
Territory WAS clearly expressed against
the call ofauo,hcr Convention. unnis-
takab!y inlimating his intention. to
abide by that decision. \ few days
subsequently we find in TIE Tribune,
Grant organ, call for Democratic
Territorial Convention signed by John
NJ. Murphy alone; and this without con-
Committee, and in confessed disregard of
the popular sentiment. In the mean-
time Mr.. Newell's paper came to hand.
rebuking the insolence of the King
County Reform Club for presumins to
suggest to Democratic party, aud de-
nouncing the Central Committee for
abandoning the party organization, and
assailing the DISPATCH for assuming to
speak without party authority. This
was evidently the key note to this new
movement which a Grant paper is the
first medium of announcing to the pub
lie.
We owe no allegiance to any political
party, and would he false to our convic-
tions and our pledges if We should con-
sent to oecome the instrument of any.
We have no desire and no intention of
debating or taking any part in party
management, or profting by party sue
cess. We went into the support OF
Judge McFadden knowing that he cor
lially approved the reform movement
which was endorsed by the Convention
which nominated him, and believed he
would abide by the same IN spirit and
intent. If. however, the Brick Pome-
roys" and "Blatant Duncans of the
party in this Territory az bent upon de-
feating these ends, they can easily do so,
by organizing the party as close cor
poration, intent only on rule or ruin
by ignoring the seven hundred majority
for Gurfielde ut the last election as hav-
| ing no vo:ce i'll the nomination of a can
didate; by putting the nominee under
contribution to every party hummer III
the Territory, to be first skinned and
then hive his hide hung on the fence
as IN the case of Frank Clark, Marshal
Moore and j. d. Mix. This has been
the prevailing policy heretofore, and
will result in tie same way as often rs
ii is repeated. We will have no part or
lot in any snch management. and we
are very certain that Judge McFadde:l
has too much experience to be yictimiz-
ed by it.
, 1872-09-19

"SHoET, SHARP AND DECISIVE. In
the Oregonian of Wednesday last ap-
pears the following card:
With this lssue my connection with
the Oreg0i,iaa ceases, and l shall no lon
ger be responsible for what appears in
its columns. IL. w. SCOTT.
II shall no longer be responsible. :"
That is decidedly rich, i'll view Of the
fact that Scott never was held respon-
sible for what appeared in the columns
of the O,eyoaiaa. MIR. Pittock en-
ployed him to make up the editorials of
the paper under his own direction, with
the censorship of Judge Deadly, and
no intelligent reader ever dreamed of
holding Scott responsible for the course
of the paper, though he is entitled to
and has received much credit for the
manner in which he performed the SER
vice for which he was paid, and Mr..
Pittock will find difficulty i'll supplying
his place.
, 1872-09-19


NAPA CITY, Cal, Sept. 13.-The first
meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Branch Insane Asylum was held to-
day. DIR. Morse of San Francisco was
elected President, james H. Goodwin,
of Napa, Vice President. Adjourned to
meet here on the 18th.
DowNIEvILLE, Cal, Sept. 13.-An ex-
plosion took place in Harry Mason S
store, at Portwine, to-day about II
o'clock. Two men had legs broken,
several others injured. The store is in
ruins. The explosion cannot be ac-
counted for as no powder or explosives
were kept in the store.
Los ANGELES, Sept. 12.-Discovery Of
gold ledges in Grizzly Mountains, ten
miles by road from Havilah, Kern Co.,
caused great stampede from that place.
Grizzly Mountains is the widest and
most inaccessible range about five miles
from Havilah, in an air line. Along
this range twelve miles is a precipitious
aud rocky ravine, the abode Of grizzly
bears. From this fact and the rough
location it has never been explored but
gold has been supposed to exist there rs
placer gold has been found leading out
therefrom. Recent prospectors ventur-
ing there found good float quartz and
discovered fair quartz lode which had
been laid open from the action of a
waterspout. The entire ravine filed
with dry undergrowth was burned and
the whole country was laid bare. With
, 1872-09-19

MAGNIFICENT CoNTnIBCTIoN.-At the
recent Oregon Conference of the NJ. f.
Church, collection was taken up to
liquidate debt of $4,000 upon the
Willamitte University. The Salem
Statesmen says:
Father Walker aid Rev. J. S. Par
rish, at the close of few well directed
remarks. headed the list with a hand
some contribution each. Their offer
inss were quickly followed by the sub
scription of several other magnificent
sums; and one by one the entire Confer
ence gave in the amount each would give,
until, in two hours time, the entire
amount Wis contributed and the result
amid the loudest enthusi-
asm"
, 1872-09-19

FINE FErr.-D. n. Hyle, Esq, of
this city, presented us with a collection
OF fruit, all the prodnct of his own gar
den, including pears, peaches .un,l plums,
OF as good size and flavor as can be pro-
duced III amy country. What surprised MS
most We're the peaches, which were
equal To the best California product. as
it is generally believed that this fruit
cannot be produced in perfection in this
humid atmosphere. All of Mr.. Hyde's
trees have been transplanted from an
Oregon nursery within the last three
years, and he has now good supply of
fruit of various kinds for family use.
, 1872-09-19

UN1rY.-Bro. Struve, of the Courier,
devotos large space in his valuable pa
per to supposed disagreement between
the Walla Walla Stotesmea and other
supporters of McFadden. We are led
to infer that no such misunderstanding
exists among the supporters of the reg
ular Garfielde ticket from the pet notice
he gives one of his contemporaries:
"THE dirty. drunken scrub of the
Kalama sheet is informed that the So
called bogus candidate has not retired
from the field, and when he says that
the individual is not a citizen of the
United States. he lies in his throat.
We hate to be Obliged to give II parting
kick such wretched yasabond."
, 1872-09-19

OREGON LEGIsLATUHE.-The Lceisla-
ture commenced on Monday last. The
following is n dispatch to the Oregonia"
of the 9th:
SALEM. September S.-Nearly all the
members of both Houses have arrived
Many other persons from different parts
Of the State are present.
Canvassing on the Senator question
is active. The only candidates talked
of are Michel and Corbet. Develop
ments are not sufficient to indicate Just
how the canvass stands. The prevailing
opinion is that caucus will be held to
decide the question.
A consultation of the Republican
members of the House has been held,
and an agreement reached by which
that body will probably organize by ell
ecting Rufus Mallory, of Marion, as
Speaker; S. A. Clarke, of Marion, Chief
Clerk; Sam. Simpson, of Benton. As
sistant Clerk; Roach, of Linn, Enrolling
Clerk; DIR. Dodge, of Multnomah, Eli
crossing Clerk; T.. Hatheway, Of YAM
hill. Seargenf-at-Arms.
This body will organize promptly to-
morrow morning.
The Senate being tie. its speedy Or
ganization is uncertain The two par
ties in that body will probably be forced
to consultation to bring about an or
ganization-dividing the offices between
them
, 1872-09-19

Losr.-Mr. Fisher of this city. one
day of the past week started to 60 to his
claim on the East side of Lake Wash !,
ington. He was turned from the trail
by fallen timber, lost his reckoning, and
spent nearly two days in the woods, be-
fore he found his way ont, with only a
few crackers in his pocket and no water.
He got home last evening much ex-
and dissusted with his trip.
, 1872-09-19

THE ZEPHYR. active little
steamer is making up for lost time since
1t was released by the Inspector. Be-
side its regular trip to the Snohomish,
it has made two trips to Olympia and
one to Gamble, Ludlow and Townsend
this week, carrying good loads Of
freight and passengers each trip.
, 1872-09-19
G. G.. PERKINS

Reat Estate, Insurance and
General .lSency, Notary Pub-
itc y Commissioner of Deeds.
lowest rates. Care and promptness g,aran
te-d, ico.
, 1872-09-19

PERIoDIcALs.-Comb Il Humphrey
received by last steamer an unusually
large supply of pictorlals and other pc
riodicals.
, 1872-09-19

n. ?. RAuEoAD.-A New York dis
patch of Sept. 5. says:
John Gregory Smith has resigned the
Presidency of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, and George W. Cass, recent
ly President of the Fort Wayne Railroad
was elected TO fill his place.