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PROFESSOR TYHpaLL As A LECTURER Ann
AS AN AUTuoR.-Prniesso or Ty1ldall's manner
Us il lecturer is In Il remarkable degree in
divldual and unique. lie never reads, but
ho!dS his audience ny the power cf lucid and
ioTclDic cXtclmpnrnnCOuS statement. He /,
not what would nc called Il fluent or even
speaker, who keeps upa continuous strain Of
agreeable uilcraECe. He is not IN elegant
decIalmeI, whose measured Cadences are uc-
companled by graceful and appropriate yes
lures. He is Irregular and sometimes hest
tatin@ in speech, and unstudied in gestures
and movements. His habit of speaking has
been formed in connection with his habit Of
experimenting. and this latter is 30 essential
a feature OF his platform exercises t!rat it
greatly influences his manner Of public ad.
dress. CIcaIDcss, force. yiyidnass 81 dc>crig-
ton. felicity OF illustration, aud the etc.
| qrrnce Inspired by grand conceptions are
the striking FEATURES Of Ills style. OF 4
| poetic and Imaginative temperament, but
with these traits under thorough Gi>cip-
line, lie gives ~yivacity and attlactivcnc>s
to accurate and solid exposition. I'ro;cs,
sor Tyud!il is Il thoroughir-irlincd and
| weIl-poi>cI enthusiast in science. He
is intensely in earnest, aud is nj
ways rs much Interested in tie
subject and tire proceedings As I'll"
| audience ne carries with him. He is Il IC-
marklhlc example Of sclfforgctiu!ncSs uDun
the platform. being always absorbed III his
subject. Strongly sympathetic with his I'LL.
dience, he seems animated by but one pur-
pose-to make them understand the question
| before them, to mahc tiCn see ii aud feel it
az he secs and feels il. a; All original and
skiliul eXpcriuCntor. Professor Iyndall Is
unriyalled. Fertile and Ingenious in con-
%trivanccs for bringing cat his points, the o.
| fccts arc always telling and Impressive. Yet
] the experiments are Fever H." main things:
| they are AWAY %n1arain!te to the idea with
which he is dGaIinS-hcli:; IL its prc:euta-
ton. lie is never c~C!i,mcd by h!s " pyio-
tcchnv, but holds The attention Of Ills listen
crS closely to the question under cHauiih1-
ton.
OF Professor Tynduli rs m anttior, it is
hardly necessary To speak. ~ his various
works haze !ccn widely circuIatc1i, and tie
reading public i !HTijiar with them. Yet
his genius az Il writer is - marked that il
| cannot be omitted even in The b.icic>t sketch
of his character. Anon" scientific writers
ne stands almost alone in tn" poetic NiEii-
ness, force, and finish Of his style. Ills de-
Scrirtions aud variations are enriched hy Il
bold aud striking pictorial imagery, which
presents tic subject with almost the pcr>l"i-
tive and "co!orilg Of reality" No man bet
ter understands the high Office Of imagination
in science, or can more effectively employ il
to la5cinatc aud illuminate the minds OF
,thcra. Oh al ardent and poetic temper
ment. aud x Ii)G.c giii0rg the grindcilrs OF
natural p!enouIcna. there Is c!tcn an mslif2'
tioi in III, words TINT rou3c- and thrills our
highest lcciiDgS.-Popajdr *c:etee i3g"Laiy'
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DnY E0OOs.


DEDN &c WHiTLOCK,
100 MAIN STREET.
Having extended oBr store, we are nov prepared
10 show q full and complete stock OF
DRY GOODS
% the l1west market prices.
BLACK aid CGLGHED SILKS,
JAPANESE SILKS,
CORDED SILK VELOURS,
OTTOMAN CLOTHS,
PLAIN aud STRIPED SATIN DE CHENES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS. all color5:
5! ALL-WCOL DELAINES and PIAIDS,
BANNER and IMPERIAL MOIIAIR LUSTREs.
2sc. 10 81 rs:
ELEETEEES,a all coiors;
RIBBONS, RUFfItNGS. LACES. &c.
SuAWLS.
ottoman rcrersibles, ailk str!pe:
metropolitan, Peerless. BroaGway,
Bay State, Ristori, Princess,
alaIhilda, and other styles.
GENUINE FRENCH CLOTHS.
HiLtEhS 81 BLACK anu FANCY CAS>I-
SILK SESTiNGS, &C.
MEMS RIBBED and SCOTCH SHIRTS and
DRAWERS.
ALPACA and SCOTCH GIEGHAM UMBREL-
LAS. &c. PEDIE & WHITLOCK.
&c oG-gIT
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ssss es Work On the Gfsesapuast 8
nnd Ohio Railroad.
Correspondence OF the Ricbn,cns n,.,...
sEorIos lid, 5 RFsrprsoY. !
2NEw RirER DIvfsfos,
0fAIU ItN8LKUADx
October "a; 1875

( aios Al4s o t~tESIDESCY.
NEW RIVER Division,
CHHsArEAkE AND ONO RAuRoap.
October %, 1872.
Knowing how much interest Won ana ,S,,
numerous readers feel in the progress os o,,r
great work, the Chesapeake and Ohio rail.
road. | DO not think it pres,lmptuous to sfa,o
that another link in the "goiden chain has
been completed Section ia, undertaken
by Messrs. I. N. Gallaher & Co.. is now
ithlshrG, ana stands us a Twin. monument 10
Tue reputation Of that old whcci-ho,sa !,
rM'roading samuel McElroy. ESQ. under
whose immediate supervision the work u;s
lone, and who las taken part in so many
pNhlc works III this State and others, and To-
whose skill and efficiency Colonel Crozet
Colonel Wiitcotnh, and Others, have attestpd,
Nor can too much be said concerning Can
tain John b. Douglass. who has charge Of
the rcSidency containing this section. and
who Is undoubtedly 1.-The right MIN in the
RICH; place" He is Il gentleman OF the frs,
order, requiring al under his control to con-
form strictly TO the regulations of the COM
pany whose interests he represents.
When the many difficulties with which the
NC>Si>. GallaiIcr have. had to contend are
taken into consideration. it is surprising that
tlicy should have succeeded so we'll, but
"Chari;c," rs he is i;mi'iarly called ~ hi
host OF friends, is the business man of the
concern and a "chip Of the old block" \.
l.. Gallahcr, Esq, OF Wayneshoro', Va. who
has figured so conspicuouSly in numerous
public enterprises, aid that is sufficient 10
stamp success upon his brow All the
Young gentlemen who have contracted on
New river deserve much praise for the mli-
Merlin which they have conducted their work.
but non: mere than or TREAD "ChariiI,S
who has the qualification Of knowing tlrat
Srction Ito. a PORTION OF his work, WIS the
first TO be completed on New River. and now
section III i the first finished of the Third
RcS;Gvncy, Second New River Division: &nd
not only 50, Section l2l. one Of the heaviest
and most difficult on the road, will soon stand
- al additional proof Of This contractors eff.
cheney rs Il railroad man.
II cannot Re long before the wl'o!" line
from Richmond ~ Huntington will Gc coni-
pIc'ci, ana ~ TIE time the next spring snail
have thrown It's y2rdant role over the noun
tain sides. now clad il tic seGc ana yellow
leaf the tours. will pas swiftly along the
banks Of New river, drawn by The "iron
horse" II.
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Senator Wilson adds a few more States 10
his list for Grant each tine be repeats his
s,.eec,. 1t is well that the campligu Is near
its end, otherwise several new States would
have 10 he admitted iii order that tie Scnu-
tors imagination might suffer no check.
The ex-Queen of Spain dresses in deep
mourning on all occasions.
Mark Twain's photograph cruces the Lon
don Graphic.
August Belmont made only 100000 last
year.
Worth, the great Partisan man-milliner, is
said to Ee bankrupt.
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ARREST OF An ALLEGED VIRGINIA MrR-
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Ncr-
non. Of the Filth precinct, proceeded TO the
clearinghouse kept by John Shea. at the
corner of Maryland avrnn and Louise alley.
and arrested ii ~co.urri man employed by
Shea nunrd Abncr Gentry, The arrest ;Ta9
made on information ii II coiCrcd ntii! named
Philip Timhcr>. who said lie knew Gentry
in Nirwinia, and tl>ai he * Il fugitive from
Justice, having broken out o! The CulEepcr
county iAil last summer, where he WAS cur-
fined 10 await lis trial On Iii" charge Of muir
d.ringa c0icrcd lIan named Bill! Brown,
about lt-t thri.tW&>-day, 10y cutting his
throat. Iii" prisoner Wa turned over 20
Chic: Of Ee,cCj!"y& ClTryoc, who n"w has
him in charge, ami vii! return lin 20 The
Virginia authorities Oh presentation Of the
irollcr rMp2r-. Since liz commitment tie
prisoner D9S been confronted ~ his accu-er,
who fully recognizes linn hut Gentry de-
mics Ill knowledge Of III" act, OF that he is
the man. The officers have no doubt OF the
correctness "f Iiintcrs's story, and Chief
Carve" tc'cgTEhcd to t!e officers 1T Cui-
PEPPER this morning. E~0Shi@y'oa 'So;,, 0c-
tJjcr 50.
NerecriYed intelligence OF this arrest ly
>rcci.i telegram OH "Wednesday night.
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AFFAIRS ~ DaST0S.
LErnm tlln Bn.tnn AlvaEii OF. O.ln..er

From tle Boston Advert c., U:t"her IL
81 Saturday horNcscri ran with great in
frruueucv: Yesterday they did not run iii
all. Thcre were Il few horses ~ DC seen on
the fr>t-nau!rL day; yesterday n careful OIL
server records. rs Il result Of lis Watci!iu.-
ness. two si3wiy-:ravc,lin~ teams, which lie
saw lo~"ticr II MI early hour iii tic after
noon. But, al; though the streets were de-
serted by horses, they were by no means
dull Oh Saturday. No particular attention
vas paid TO business, ~ the horse blockade
had nearly paia:,zed I'LL trade: but III max
in- the best of Il bad fix everybody WIS will
in to re>Or; TO any expedient, and 10 add
~ tie general good, so it laprcued taat
trucks were seen loaded with merchandise
and propelled by men, Ringing IL nu;nDr:
from ole to twenty, who seemed to cen
slider the affair rs Il good joke, exchanged
pointed saiuta;ions with pedestrians, and
afforded considerable amusement 10 the piss
erS.by. In the matter OF individual COM
fort. perhaps. the most dismal scene was
afforded al the railroad stations when the
through trains came in, and the passengers
(>oMc with infants i'll their arms were
obliged 10 trIrCl through tie drcnIhiIg rain
10 tnair Destination, for ircrc rs elsewhere
the ]dilninution il the number Of vehicles
was exceedingly marked. 81: the public
took tie most cheerful view OF the situltio2.
When Il hoysc-car had to be vacated on So
turday, rs was the case in one place al least.
owing 10 The bleeding CT ono Of Tie animals
attached, the passengers got out and travelled
the rc,n.indcr Of their Journey without a
mtirniur. As yet we have not heard Of 4
single instance of Il lackman dcmindiu"
extra fare, though in New York and other
places it appears the bylaw regulating cur
riage fares hts Eecn openly violated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-01
Three Fear AfteF.-A Stolen Check
Z MP and Causes D Eutt--Tmpor-
tnnt Verdict To RrEsRera and Broke ra.

Three Years Afser.sA stolen cliecfs
Tnrns mn and Causes D Eutt--TmpoE.
tnna Verdict to RaEkersnnd Brokers.
from the New York Herald, aad.l
A check for $4,000, gold, on January 81,
leo3; was given by Matthew Morgan's Sons
on tue Bank Of New Yofk, payable to their
own order, and by them Endorsed in blank
and certified by the bank. On the 4tb of
February succeeding this check was shown
TO be In the possession of the firm of Never
d GTeye, bankers and brokers, No. So Ex-
change Place. One Of their clerks on that
day was instructed to deliver said check to
tle llim Of Robinson & Cox. gold brokers in
Wall street, and while he was going from
exchange Place to Wall street the same was
Ssoleh out of the pocket OF his overcoat.
fayMent oil the check WAS immediately stor-
pea, ana notice OF the loss tu!Iy Given liz
distributor of hand-hills and notice OF adj
'ertlsement in the public prints. No tiJinpS
OF the check being bad, on an indemnity
from meyer e Grevc NIessTs. Morran & Son.
issued n duplicate check, which was certified
and paid by the bank. In tie month of June,
1868, more than three years after the loss,
the stolen check was presented on behalf Of
Mrs. Louisa j. Nolan, and m being
refused 4 suit was brought to recover the
amount. The case was tried Yesterday in
the Supreme Court Circuit before judge
Leonard.
1t appeared from the evidence that the
plaintiff i'll tie spring of 1868 was a hoardcr
at the st. Charles Hotel, in New Orleans.
where she made the acquaintance of Il Mr..
Allen, through whom she made q loan to a
stranger to her on this gold check as collateral
OF 81 200. There was no evidence to show
that she had any knowledge of the theft Of
the check, and it was contended By her coln-
sci that under the decision Of Murray cs.
Lardner, 2 Wallacc, 10. and Welsh Us. Sage,
A New York, liz, she was entitled. as n mat
ter OF law, TO Il Judgment for the whole
amount OF the check, it being claimed tll9t
tue ceitilcAtlon of the check by the hanL;
gave q new character to the Instrument and
made it equally negotiable rs q bank bin or
coupon bond. In opposition to this view il
Wi; claimed 10y the defendants counsel that
the crrtiiication had no such effect, and tl,at
tue time which had elapsed from the date OF
the check i'll 1850 to April, 1868, made it no
longer negotiable, and deprived The plaintiff
OF ali ri-!itsa5 a bCna fide holder. The court
sustained the view OF the defendants coun-
sci, aud directed il verdict for the defendants.
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All open letter to Henry Wilson, signed
hy over 100 German ana Irish ~ci'ilc;ls OF
Syracuse, is published i'll Tie Courier o! that
civ. Ii d~cHoHnccS in lorcIblc terms Tie AIMS
of the know-Notiling Order, and ;'shs the
senator Tins unpleasant question: AVE nave
leaned from many Respectable sources thai
you. sir. were not only Il high priest CT this
order. .ut that your extraordinary zeal and
activity in carrying out il programme gained
for vol Is political support, ant lifted you
into the un:,ed STATES senate te!or II sank
into its dishonest gave. Tho nrjorlty OF IT.
have always acted with tie Republican
party. You are askiDg us for our snlirages.
You have Come hcI" &c Syracuse for that
prrrosr, and wc therefore claim that we irc
entirely justified in requesting an cXEi;iia-
sien OF those very s'riou! charges, lii orNer
That We Inay v.!" intci;i&crtiy. Ii yen lali
- reply, tl.en we Must regard 1t as III evil
dcucc !!nt those charges are true and cannot
be iulu.ca.'
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Here is Il hint for enterpIising business
Eci. Tie idea is novel. HrEt saturday The
n.aiagcr Of the Grand Opera House, New
Jerk, will let loose six thousand toy 'al-
zoo from that establishment as aR aaVel-
Is -iuCnt.
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I'll" Woodstock H"ra'G Gays: "rhilip
ionlI. son OF Robert Lent, living near
iai:lirw, in this county, lad his !cit hand
h1,iy Injured whilst cngaGcd in icci'!n% IN
"Yr;c-miil a lew days since. The hand WAS
dawn uuder the cylinder, mangling it 50
tf;&Iy thGt a'nputatiGn oil tie iorc-iinSt r M:;s
found ucressary.'
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Dir. Froude, the English historian. has
realized the comfortable sum OF Si4,oVo
from the recent course of lectures delivered
by him in New York city,
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The New York papers, not content with
such expectations ior tie horse disease as
I" equine cridcni".' horse malaTia,'
"rcuiro influenza (" horse cstarrii,'~ "horse
hronchi,;s," "equinc scour.c," horse dis
;emrer," nj "b"r>e plague" further ring
lie changes i'll such compounds as "crizoot-
ie,' .'cp:Lippic," "hippozyno$ls;D ana
"hippo-Ealar:a.' me nc" YORK H.'ara Is
loud upon what it calls the "t!piio"i lalyh-
Cite" reports "the epozootIc cNteho'ns 70
human beings" says ga tAoisana hoISes aie
It-,y,inr r,4ir the door of DEATH and frantl-
cajIy asks "where are tic pIiiozo0iSts:"
The Empress Ergcnie ias discarded fash
ionable dress, and during her iale stay IN
Cowcs appeared only in olack, simply fnaae'
T. A. Trollope, the novelist, will sell MS
library OF 100000 volumes, ut FLORENCE tAis
month.
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CST RECEIVED. n tine and handsome
" assortment Of LATEST STYLES Of LADIES
CLOAhS imported direct from Berlin, Prussia,
which VIII be sold ut the following low prices:
Cloaks worth So for 81,
Cloaks worth SIS for $40,
.Cloaks worth $40 for SIS,
ana various other articles equally cheap. Persons
at iii TI-S EiEyEI.:S
&C "S-lN Eary Trpptl Of root
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OOk TO YOUR INTERESTS, and II
- you are i'll search of BARGAINS. ,lou't 20
grand opening of ''
FALL AND WINTER STAPLE AND
Fanny DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, &C,
has comnicnced at our new stand No. s2s MAIN
SIKr'EI: aad the purchasing community especial
rent, strict economy I'm The management Of nrr bust
ness, quick sales and short profits. will s.tisfy them
that No. c23 Is The place 10 spend their money.
Ock-Iln q. I. EARREE & co
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HOTELS AND BOARDaNG-ITOUsEs.

Observation-Disclosures visiting the city
ID Will 60 well 10 call ut Mrs. NORFLEET'S GID
Main street, Ie:orc engaging hoard Glscwaere, az
:hcy crn lind delightful DAY and PERMANENT
BOARD on reasonable terms. &C 294t<
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nIRECT IMPORTATION.
% casks BASS ALE,
70 casks AL.ISDl'S ALE,
n casks Vim. Yorngcr's E~DINGBERGli ALE,
l.3 casks GUINNESS POTTER Burke " LID
n d,.rn PEEK FHEAN CRACKERS.
o. cas.s Collnan's ID. ). +. M~USTARD-!, 8
Land LIN tins;
HrvXESSY and MARETT'S BRAND1ES,
~iiEi;i;lES OF superior qualities,
GEI<LER'S Gi~iAMPAGEES.
Wp nir,r tI,csc foods 1T New York prices, with
frcights aided. Also. ~
lruo ,.n7cti -. AMI SIP. Tomatoes,
"a dozen W!uslow's Corn,
~ 7. BALMER & CO..
"-. -14 Main street.
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RICHMOND AMI YORK RIVER RArLRoAp Co.
RICHMOND, VA, October /, 1871.
AOTICE-ITniil further nnA,aa Nrh IA q

hAIahoSD, VA, OCTOBER 1,lSf2.
NOIiCE.-Cntii further notice NO PAS
~ sESGER TICKETS will be sold over tfbs Hna
further than WEST POINT, The Powfasun Steam
boat company demanding that we shall increase Tia
iate 10 Baltimore and beyond. But wc Wish. the
traveling pEollc 10 understand there win be . fruin
tiiat VIII leave the Richmond and York River Raii-
read Depot every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud
at 23J j. NJ. connecting at Wesi
foins Tor Baltimore, the North, and West. Tha
steamer Estate Of Firgtnis) connecting with us al
west Point has unsurpassed accommodations, and
Ier tthie furnished equal 10 any hotel. Alternate
Point only. -
The FREIGHT TRAINS viii be run as usual
lnesGays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, leaving Rich.
inond at O'Clock A. NJ. for Baitimort. and All
POINTS North and West; and on Wednesdays and
West Point, at 9 A. N. $50
hrei:hL received Tiily, carefully handled, an6
Through bills of iading given to all points,
by ORDER OF the Beard OF Directors.
WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Superintendent
!. T..YLoR, GeneralTic ket and Freight 4 ss,,t
Richmond. 49,
WN
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Tie dead body, or rather the d@carcd re-
mains, Of iNiu were found Il short time ago
ua the -,uih fork Of Toe l~ipiston, in the lower
ril &. this county, W1i"il were idcntitl",i rs
Nlg>" VI az old IulE named JUsn Barlow,
wire Disappeared from his !0l"c >"alc months
80. Ne learn tiai The old nAn WAS arrest
ri ,r!Iy iillc last apriA" los an alleged VIC
5tl!ni II the ~iutcrEu! fcyenuc laws. and gave
l4i. ior his appearance al Abingdon. lie
!:i"l to appear there, and about the time
i.Eet Tor his tIial he disappeared from bis
i1Ge and va, never heard OF again until
t@o or three weeks a%o, when lWo little
ri.!9 who were "oing through ttc woods,
..3,jl u nil" alul Il hall lipai BARROW iioi!>',
cl:r" fllna tn dc.Iyvl r~c!irniNS ot Z hltHin
t..I~. ~c,cri article; ci clothing .o'iiu
viii t:c .Acivs9u were Identified ~ those
"DT1 hy Sir. Barlow when hc was last Scta
olive. Il is possible that liz inay have on.
matted Suirtdr, but his friends think he was
'"1rdered-cert&in suspicious circumstances
tending to confirm the lI;tr theory. Strong
e.!O.t> are being made 20 unrayei The inyS-
To-; .-EUiUH PHtryD'.
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IrsuRAHrE -gOMpAu1ra.

R
COMPANY
IL OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON.
Depos,fed With Treasurer OF Virginia. $4,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INsU4ANCE COMPANY, OF
LONDON.
~, s...ig-tUutsUuOs
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia, $59,aCe.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obi!-
gallons Of lie above companies.
representing the above stauncil old English COM
pal!ies, we solicit the patronage OF the public uroa
sseir nnlaestionable security, prompt aud liberal
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE e co. Agents,
No. HOS Main street,
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YOI.R.
CASH ASSETS OVER $50, OD0, 200.
Cash dividends declared In January Of each Year.
Premiums payable annually, scm-annualiy, and
quarterly.
The OLDEST. LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
In the United Stltcs.
JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE. Agent,
sc FL No. ilcS Main street.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
JULIUS SYCLE.
di5 BROAD STREET.

Et'ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
JULIUS SYCLE.
do BRoAD
am now prepared to Offer to my friends md The
public the bcst-selected stock OF DRY GOODS
nave ever Lad, and 81 prices rs low as cau lie sold,
consisting IN part Of
SATTEENS, all shades:
Empress. Cloths and Alpac:s, black and co!crcd;
Soliu and Striped Poplins.
y beautiful linc Of Reps. Tam!se Cloth, Bombazinc
and MCrinos. E"lvrtcCus md Plush, latest shades
Casslllcrcs and Waterfront Cloths;
! full line Of White and CGlorcl Flanunls. French
Flanncls. solid, check. and lll!d:
Quilts and Blankets. large Stock;
Shawis,, all kinds and prices: Gents Furnishing
Goods. LndicJ' and Cilildrcu's 3fCr;no Vests. Collars.
Cor$ets, Gloves, iHandkerchlefs, Hosiery. L.aces, an!
Noitn"s; also, II large lot OF tuls. Towels. NAPKINS.
AMI Tail" iIafnaEk. af JULIUS SYCLE,S,
&C 415 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
HAVING RENTED Ny STORE AND
* sold my crtire stock Of fancy goods
ana notions to Mr.. r.. t.. Granger. | shall cGc. for
The next ~forty-ilve days the balance Of my stock,
consisting OF
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS.
WHITE GOOJ s. and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
at prime cost, wholesale AMI retail.
5. NIKSIl,
SEES G@7 Rrol.i street.
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CARpETTsGs. OEA-ChOTIEs. dc.

S.hkkk
HARpE1INGS, RUGS, O1L-CLOTHs,% &c
am now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET, BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETINGS;
TuREE-PLY, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAR
PETINGS;
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS, and Ia
PEsTRY RUG and DOOR-MATS;
olL-CLUTlI. all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS,
and WINDoW-SHADES.
The above and all goods In my line shall be sold ~
reasonable prices. r. !. EiGhhhp0os,
sc la-em No. o01. corner Ninth and Main streets.
rARPETs, OIL~CLOTHS, MATING,
CCURTaIN-GOoDS, WiNDoW-sHanEs, ara
PAPER-HANGlSGS, just received Tor tne Iaii
trade, Tor sale low by C.DoiGEIT Co,
Sc a9-2n q aoYeIuVl 1880.
DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
ID EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-01

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Rail
ROAD.-On and after September soth PAS.
sENGER TRAINS viii leave Richmond as FOL.
lows
$40 a. M.-MAIL TRAIN Except Sunday, for
The White sulphur Springs, connecting nc Gordops-
Vile with the Orange, Alexandria and Manassas
train for Washington ana North, and LyIcbburg
and South. --
42s Y. M.-ACCoMMODATIOS TRAIN fexcept
sunday for Gordonsriilc, arriving at s:l3 e. M.
This train connects ut GorioBsyilte with the night
trains OF, the Orange, AlcNandria and Manassas rafl.
roadfor LfNCHBCRG and WASHINGTON. 81
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
amsterdam. Antwerp, Hamburg, IIarre, Rotterdam,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenbury, 10 all points
IN this road, can he bought of The General Ticket
Agent ut Richmond, or can be ordered through any
station agent on the road.
Furthrr reformation muy be obtained nj ttre Tam.
pany's Offices. -
\. II. PERRY, General superintendent.
IAIES +. SETfERLASD General Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-01

ErRHGn TO prA7m.-A si!:al! coiorcG cll.!a,
god about lWD wears, whose parents reside
il IL" ucIghhorhood Of Nr. {. II. Noorman'~,
IA Campbell, was 80 terribly burned Oh
Monday last BY il clothes accidentally catch
Ing ira tia, il died il i few hours.--Lynch-
LMrL N.LrE