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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.--Thc follow
ing conypyanccS of real estate were made
during the week ending September I, 1872 /:
james Bradley to s. ii. Jones, Il feet on
Twcntv-spyenth street corner of Z. for SS2o0.
r. II. WooClson to Samuel II. Pullam, Az
feet on Leigh street, for $3.50.
Moses Brancll'S heirs iu Joseph Augustine,
- feet on Nineteenth street corner ct Grace,
for S3.5.N.
Moses 1;fanch's heirs to NJ. +. Clarke, y
feet on Nineteenth street near Grace, FOR
s.. 800.
Thornton Wyatt to Charles Burse, 80 feet
on calhoun street between Allen and Hick-
ory, for $50. =,
il. S. Burrows to ]. Z. Goddin and j. T.
Brown, 250I feet on Park avenue, for S3,5oo.
Lewis Lichten>tein to John Disney, Do
feet on CUtrord street, for S3lS.
Edward VicAcrs TO James b. Pleasants,
- feet ON Jackson street between Adams and
st. Peters, for $1,000. .
\. ". Ice. trustee, to A. y. Tinsley, A
feet on Second street between Baker and
Duyal, for 81 200. -
/. p. Crcnslaw to j. II. Crenshaw, GO
feet on Shockoe slip, for 8, 400.
J, II. Crensllaw to L. D. Crenshaw, 2'i
feet on Virginia street. for S2,Oo0.
NJ. w. Mosely to w. b. Martin, trustee,
lot ON Grace street between Fourth and
Fifth: % feet on Union street; % feet on
BROAD street a feet OH Valley street lot
corner clay and Thirty-tirst streets; lot OF
I,ittle,Hse street: 332 feet on Balding street
334 feet on Seventeenth street.
James Anderson to John L. Sally, log ieet
on CLAW street near Smith, for 500.
L. Il. Slater to Alexander walker. 10 1eet
on BLOODY Run street near Elm, for s4oo.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


TIE STRIKING MANIA.
New YORK, September 7.-Londonadrlce-
show that the striking maDia is rervadinS all
England. The chairnmkcrs Of Wyrombr,
coalmcn of Lowcstoh, silkwciyers of Sud
burg. stonemason> of Preston, bakers of Dub
lin. engineers of Birkenhead, and china and
earthenware manufacturers Of Staffordsh!re,
are all on strike. The London carpenters,
painters, bricklayeH, bakers, and cabinet
makers. continue their strike. The post.otticc
employees have petitioncd for an advance OF
wages, and the journeyinen butchers OF Lon
don have formed union for The purpose OF
getting higher wages.
HEAVY FAILURE-CoSSOLS UNSETTLED.
LONDON, September THE failure OF
Lamb, Nash Il Co.. bankers and commission
merchants, is reported. 1t Is stated their
liabilities amount to GOO, 900. Several firms
of st. Thomas and Porto Rico arc Saltl TO be
sufferers by this failure.
The uncertainty as to the amount OF the
award of damages to the United States by
the Geneva arbitration unscttlcs the market
for consols to-day.
Switzerland.
REHSr, September 5.-The village OF Ter
natz. in the canton of Grissons, was nearly
DESTROYED bv fire last night. One hundred
and twenty houses besides many stables and
other out-hollses were burned.
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NEW RtcuHosD COLLEGE BuLDISG.Iihe
centre building of the new editices for Rich
mond College is rapidly going up under !ln IT. tne |,
energetic labors of hIr. Ragland.. The walls
have nearly reached the second story, and
the work is in fair way for completion be-
fore fort the winter. This edifce is 100 feet long
hy h 40 feet wide. with Il front tower 30 feet eel
square and rcStrum - by II tect: ~ VIII
IS feet pitch. The upper stories will provide
halls. Iibra,y-room. apparatus and cabinet.
rooms, an observatory, and dormitoty, ya %am
for twenty students. The style Is the Man
~ s,rd or French, with an arcade along the en-
tire front OF over 200 feet, and balcony -, i!
the second story. The trustees OF Che cor
Iegc @ have adopted most liberal, convenient,
and economical plans for beautiful ana SCI, a,,,
yiceable building, which will be an ornament
to our growing city and worthy the edl,ea.
tional interest represented. There Is hne
prospect for large increase of students.
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MONDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3 9. 1872.

THE Gas WORKS IMBROGLIo.--The City
Council Committee on Light still sits III
darkness. A session Of five hours was held
on Saturday without the accomplishment OF
any decided result There was no election
of Inspector In place of DIR. Melton, and
peace was not restored between the COM
mittee and the employees whom they wish to
discharge.
Onr reporter applied TO Mr.. Higgins, the
chairman OF the committee. for il statement
of the charges against the employees removed
or threatened with removal, and for the re-
port OF the investigations made by the Mayor
and the special committee, and was politely
informed that the committee had decreed
that these things should not be made
public. Mr. Higgins also stated that
they would not he laid before the Coun-
cli at the meeting this afternoon, but we
learn from other members of that body that
in response to general and natural popular
desire the Council will this afternoon call for
all the papers and proceedings of the COM
mittcc
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New York Items,

New YORK, September Mrs. Lucy H.
Fisk instituted LEGAL proceedings against the
Eric railroad for lie recovery of certain
books and papers. the property of the llte
Colonel Fisk, seized hy order Of President
Watson.
A Democratic ratification meeting will he
held in Union Square OH the 18th of Scrtrm
her. Among The speakers are Francis ker
nan. Governor Hoffman. Senator Fcnton
Horatio Seymour, aud General Banks. .~'
At Il mcetin" of the Workin"lucn'> t'nlcr
last night The Typographical Union Of tbi>
city Withdrew from it on account of the pas
sage of rule requiring all members TO pay
twenty-five cents per week when the strike:
were i'm progress.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

THOMAS W. kEEsEE will sell at 10 A. M.. ptr-
nos, furniture, &c. 49,. !.
D.. IS. WEISfGER will sell al I r. NJ, In front OF
the court-house In Manchester, farm on the
Glover lIill railroad. S. -
RiCHARDsON & GO. win sell nj - J.. NJ. n framed
dwelling and store attached, on the west side of
foushec street between Grace and Broad.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii sell at u NJ. Mt their
office, on Eleventh street, contingent remainder
interest In large estate.
MOODY ROYALt. will sell at II a. NJ, in front
of the courthouse IN Manchester, real estate In
Chesterfield.
W. B. RATCL1FFE will scll at los A. NJ. groce-
ries, &c. sts r etE.a .t-f ..
THOMAS W. KEESEE will sell at IA A. NJ. a
London-made upright plano. ...-
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10 say which. at the present time Of writing,
Tilted the other. The lady now, however,
Men may court and men may 90,
But | flirt on forever.


Bnt fiirt on forever.
Have a care. Miss. you may sing too late ~
or rather :" one latc.' But enough of this,
hope have answered Ivy these iil,,stra
tiHpS my fair friends questions. Their
native Wit and mother s"nse will Doubtless
teach them when a,ni how they should re-.
ceiye propo>;H when the mnmcntouS qucS-
ton is propounded at the White Sulphur
Springs or elsewhere. The 1861,
LITERARY TABLE, ..
as it is known In the immense dining-room,
is composed Of Colonel Dom Piatt, Miss Es.
mcralda Boyle, Mr.. BoulIgny, Mrs. NJ. j,
Wcstmorclanj. Miss Emma Ethcridge, Miss
Hattie Early (niece Of General "Jubilee y,
and General Martin Withespoon Gary,
south Carolina. How many good things are
Said. aud spirited rcportees dashed out, and
ciitiYucS come bubblins up to the surface
spontaneously upon one thing and another,
and then lost sight of forever, will
not dare TO CS1iulate; but if all were put to.
gcthcr in volume of " blue and gold what
a SPARKLING. readable book they would make
Mrs. l,ouliyny i the versatile autnoreSs of
bubble. and Ballast" and is a shining light
in the literary c!rclcS of the national capital.
Miss Boyle" nt the same city, possesses the
very rare combination Of beauty and brains
in no small degree, and Is endowed with the
true poetic fire from
PURE rainass,s's burning hnmc,'
nS Thistle Down." her volume of poems.
eyiuveS. Mrs. WeStmoreland halls from the
Empire State of the South, and is the tai
entcd authorcSS Of "Htart Hungry" in
which she teaches modern young ladies' Il
lesson thev would do well to ponder over
before Sclln" themselves to the highest bid
der. with the matrimonial yoke or halter i'll
one hand and the purst-in the other.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock aud Money .Marke,

New York Stock aud Money Market.
NEW York, September Money, 4 to 5
per cent. Gold, 113. Sterling-No quotations.
Governments easier but closed steady. States
dulland steady: Tennessee's, odan new, 739.
Eirgnia's, Al; new, 81 consols, 30; de-
ferred, IL. Louisiam's, 30: new. -. Levees,
80; S's, 70. Alabama's, 81 IS. 5G. Geor-
gia's, 70: rs, s.. North Carolina's, $50
new, 90: special tax, II. South Carolina's,
80; new, %; April and October, %.
The bank statement shows iG loss on the
reserves Of 81 $4,000. Thespecic shipments
to-day were S125,0o0; for the week, 1000.
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s5OO,OOO CASH DISTRIBUTION
THE GRAND GIFT CONCERT
A FIXED FACT.
SEPTEMBER 2sTu TIE DAY.
SEPTEMBER ssTu TIE DAY.
YOUR TICKETS NOW OR NEVER.

The vast sIles Of tickets already made. aud the In
rrcaSine demand for them from NIL quarters, having
determined the trustee; That the GRAND GIFT
CONCERT for the benefit Of the PUBLIC Ii
DAY September ~, ls72. SHALL. POSITIVELY
CONE OFF ON THAT DAY, WITHOUT POST
PON NEAENT, the management now notifies all who
cSpcct To participate In the drawing that they should
buy their tickets ut once. Delay for u few days
caused many who wanted tickets ut the CONCERT I'm
December last 10 go without them. SOME living IN
Louisville waited until sales were closed. expecting,
no doubt. postponcment and then offered hiteen,
twenty, and even twenty-five dollars, for tickets
the regular price. Others living at :, distance sent
holsl,tis ui dollars by n:il and express, which got
here Of CT sales were closed. and had to be sent rack
These disarpointmcntS need not occur ngain II the
wurujug now given In due season Is needed.
The drawing will begin precisely at eo'clock satgr.
day morning, September 9S 7. IN the great hall 0f
the Public Library building, and continue until the
one thousand gifts are all drawn.
4 JSr 1E fsIFFS
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Child Kidnapped.

New YORK, September IA little daughter
of General Albert Vicllc was kidnapped ly
four ruffianS. N Lake Mahopor. on Thursday
and hurried away. The affair remains 4
mystery.
Ldtcr.--It has been aSccrtaincd that the
kidnappcrs were agents Of Mrs. Niclc. the
mother of the child, who came from Europe
for the purpose. Mrs. Niellc accompanied
the kidnapping party. and. securing her
child. refused Ia give her up except with her
own life. She and her daughter left to-day
for Europe.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CHESTERFIELD CouRr.--Thc regular month
" session OF this court will commence this
morning at II O'Clock. As nothing but civil
business will lie transacted no Jury llils been
drawn.
PcMTIcAL.-Colonel Joseph Mayo, Jr., will
address the citizens of Chesterfield at the
courthouse to-day. 1t is expected that the
senatorial and county electors will also adj
dre:s the people.
WARN WEArnER.-In consequence Of the
excessive heat the worknen and laborer-
employed at the granite works We're ColII-
PEELED to suspend operations about / o'clock
Saturday morning.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

/. PROCEEDINGS OF THE Central COMMITTEE OF
GREEIEY CLuHs.--rhe regular weekly meet.
ing OF The Central Committee Of Greelc,
Clubs at the committees headquarters occur.
| red on saturday night, General Bradley I.
johnson, president, in the chair. Reports
were presented from thirteen clubs, repre-
Senting membership of about fifteen hun
drcd.
The following resolution was adopted:
"Resolred, That committee of three
upon the part Of this committee be appoint
ed TO confer with the State Executive Com
| mittcc and the City Central Committee as TO
the means and mode Of making collections in
this city tor campaign purposes, so as to Sc
cure concert of action and prevent too fire.
quent calls upon our citizens.
"Resolped. That all citizens he requested
to abstain from any payments or donations
until some plan he adopted by the three
committees for the collections, and the colec-
tors duly appointed"
The President appointed the following
committee under the above resolutions
MeSSrs. L. W. Nlahood, NJ. =. Handy, and
l.. r. BossieuX.
The resignation of W. b. Isaacs, Esq, as
chairman of the Executive Committee, was
received HilN dctcilCu. ANU MI. w IL. ,lltN-
terman was elected TO fill the vacancy OIL the
committee.
Messrs. Charles U. Williams, z. Wei>iger,
NJ. May, N. NJ. Lee, and James Hays were
elected members Of the Finance Committee.
The following new delegates were en.
rolled: Young Mems Central Club-Coloncl
Joseph Mayo and w. ID. Coleman. German
Club-A. Rick aud \. IIouck /; Columbian
Club--James Il. Fisher. \. NJ. Kelley, John
| Ii. Knowles, c: b. Porter. and II. f. Walker.
| independent Colored Benjamin Scott,
Albert Rush, William Jackson, William Sci
den, and p. Robinson.
AleS>r>. NJ. L. Handy, Joseph Mavo. Jr.,
W. &. Newbcrry, r. +. Walker, and George
W. Epps were appointed II committee to
| correspond with speakers and make other
arrangements for grand Greeley and
Brown mass meeting in this city some time
in October.
Information was received of the forma.
ton of Il new Liberal Republican Club in
Jefferson Ward.
The weekly meetings of the committee
will hereafter DC held on Friday night.
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A RIOafJy 'Eracefey,

PALo, Kansas, September Caleb Sher-
Ger, wealthy farmer. living in Ossawatto-
mie township, yesterday. in a fit of insanity,
produced by domestic grievances. murdered
his daughter, Mrs. Wallace, and dangerously
wounded his own wife and his daughters
husband. The latter, in defending himself.
struck Shnrcrr with club. killing him in
stantly. The wounds received by Mrs. Shcr-
ccrand Mr.. Wallace are pronounced mortal.
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Dr. Schoeppe Discharged.

CARLISLE, Pa, september THE jury in
the case of Dr.. Schoeppe on his second trial
for poisoning Miss Steinecke, of Baltimore.
after being absent fifteen minutes returned
Il verdict of ''not guilty. and the defendant
was promptly liberated by order of the
court.
The Jury acted under direct instructions
from the Judge i'll arquitting the accused.
Dr. Schoeppe left, th: afternoon for Balti.
more, ruinor says to institute proceedings to
recover Miss Steinrcke'S estate.
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ARRIVED,

ItRI oF ih'Stt EEI'l ENSER 81.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. lLtkrman. New York. mcr-
chuntliac and passengers. John W. Wyatt. agent.
Steamer J. :. Green, Carr. Philadelphia. nl"I-
clr,ndi-c and passengers. W. /. Porter:
Steamer John sylvester. clifford. Norfolk. 'ncr'
rhuu6;.c and passengers. l.. 4. TatuIn. agrnt.
Schooner Warnnata. Swinntcn. New York. ru'-
roa,I iron. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Schooner u. j.. Wharton. Erns,l. Delaware, hihi-
T., load. Curii; 4 Parker.
SAILED.
Steamer Palisadc. Nelson, Norfolk, mcrrhan'l-'
ANA ul,s.I,grrs. ID. II. Eogcrs. agent.
Schooner Frank Walter. Brewster. Pha'l"lrh'a
,ucrhqmlisc. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Sarcss;l. Bunting. Baltimore NJ" Did
Fort humber. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner -. 4. I'inns. llirhcc. Siamtrrh. IT,
hark TO MIXERS 4 G0odmnu: vessel. Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner Flying SCud. nwcn- NJ" York ~"
Schooner y. ). Lever. Watkins. Norfolk. ni"r-
cllandsc. Curtis & Parker
Schooner Minerva, Dssoway, New York, tobacco
Curtis 4 Parker. . .,,
s..,:noucr .iohn Fcwe:. Savage. New York rm Will
coy'S wharf. wood. Curtis Il Parker.
schooner ". X. Phelps. Crane. Norfolk, light
Schooner Wreath, Fross, Maryland, I" load tim
her.
for New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Is,ac Bcll will saii Sunday. September sth
at O'Clock i. NJ.
[By TeleGra3h.l
FORTRESS MONROE. Scpit inhnr i.-Arr>"'. l|lt
Edward from Richmund for LN crpo"l hrig skiold
from Richmond for Genoa.
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Arrest of the Supposed Nathan
Wurslpyer,,

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
WAsniSGToE, September Billy ForreS-
ter, charged with the Nathan murder in
New York, was arrested here to-day hy the
detective force. There are $4,000 reward
offered for him. He acknowledges himself
to have escaped from the Illinois and Micili-
gan pcniteItiarics.
TBy \ ,sociucI Prcss.1
The Nathan IzurtIcr--Arresa Of mn
Alleged AccOsnplice.
WASHINGTON, September IA mani l1amed
Billy Forester WIS arrested here to-day Sis
pecled of heius implicated i'll the Nathan
murder. in New York.
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, ppIJCATIONs FOR APPOINTMF,, +


A OF STATE srUDENTs IN THE EyIr .sINIA
AIRIiITiTIIR, AND MECHASh< Al, COL
iEGE FROM TIE CITY OF RICH H.fOND.-Thr
net "f the Legislature cstablish'4 & the Virginia
sa,iruliIIr.l and Mechanical &C. ,eye at Blaek$burg
r1vds for tile admissions fr c OF tuition and other
college fees eNcsi,s OF I" ard clothinE and books
districts equal 10 IT,. members of The HOUSE ,1 OF
Delegates, which s,ii,lruts shall be selected bSs'he
schuo. trustees of the respective counties, cties,
and cectio" Iisricts for said delegates with refer
la the nighe', proficiency and GOOD character.
from d. ( male white pupils OF the free schools.
The Undersigned, having been allointea ny tn,. M
Ool Board OF this city 10 receive applications iur
positions in the College according to the prYylsioh,s
Of the said act of Assembly, invite 70
he made to them until the TWENTY FIFTH IN
SLANT, from which Ave win be- selected. we i nii
derstand that the necessary expenses 0i Stue sl-
dent exclusive of eons need not saesea yl a p
she handwii Ing of the applicant, accompanied WIN
Ger ifcafes OF good moral character and U STATE
ment rs to profit ricncy, &e from me eacneroi INC
nv bie school which was last attended. =,
cbnna Roar. q j. G.. SHIELDS,
9on''o' ~ ", G, KNIGHT,
r. II, Nancy IS
Committee School Beard City Of lishnias'd.
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Police COURT. SATUEDAY--JH$i'ce William
Hen Cre,o preHd'ng.-The following cases
were disposed Of
John Rear, charged on warrant with as
sauting and striking Abraham Samuc> with
a rock. Fined -.
Amanda Johnson (cclorcd). charged with
icing disordcrly and using obscene language
in thc streets. Fined -.
Roy Christian (culored(, charged on war
,am with aS>aultin" aud healin. tieor@"
Wyatt. Security requilcd in the sum of =
for three fiinntbs.
David Lewis (colcrcdl. charged with car
ryng concealed weapons and with drawing
= pistol on Mabala johnson. Security re-
u,lircd in the sum of 800 for three months.
James Goldworthy. charged on warrant
with trc>paSSing on the premises of BlanDon
| & lIagcerty and interfering with their busi-
ness. Continued to the 10th instant
George Wilson (coloredD, charged with
being drunk aud disordcrly i'll the streets.
Fined Sl.
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Suddc,, ncnts, of n Congressman.

HARTFORD. CT.. September lion. Ju
li,I> J.. Stron;c, mcmlcr ni Congress from
this district. died very suddenly this morn
ing of crrchro-apinal meningitis. He wa:
apparently III perfect health on Thursday
and first complained of being i'll Thu'sia,
ni1ht.
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ppocRrss or THE CANpAlGN.-CaptalI'
,.aorre d. Wise, Con, ervative candidate. Tor
,;va @ district electcr, will speak at Bowling
c.oon .,o Caroline county, to-day. On Ihars.
dav next they and Clastain White, ESD, ;,ad VIII
'',:,r .,"s lat nj a barbecue near Ashland; on We'd
rtS ntnSdav the 18th ut Hanover Courthouse.
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.DEssoLUrrcNs & pARTwERsHIps

N0TICE.-Tbe undersigned, under The
In name aud firm of POWf3ATAS WEISIGkR
6 CO., have formed co-pnrtntrship for the pur-
pose Of conducting the HAT. CAP, AND FUR
BUSINESS In all Its departments, both Wholesale
and retail. - ~
VIII. greatly increased facilities, the new Arm ,'-
rites The attention of merchants of the States nj
Virginia and North Carolina TO their large aud we'll
assorted stock, which Will be sold on most liberii
terms. .f.-
Special Inducements to cash buyers
POWuATAS WElSIGER,
.. CHARLES r.. KENT,
J-pnItm 1C0f Moi, uyroot
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EoSroS. September 1.-Joscrh Jefferson
lla> again been Obliged to leave the stage on
account of his eyes, and his engagements in
the towns ol this vicinity have been cam
,plrl.
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R,;Iro,d s'eunnuy Fjgpti.

New YORK. September THE Penn>yl
vauia Railroad Company has been fined
$500. in Trenton. n. j., for blocking ;
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Murderer Convicted.

PuTT.vIIIE. PA.. September I.-JoSeph
Brown, charged with numbering he krcamcr
family last winter, WAS convicted to-day OF
murder in the first degree. The prisoner Is
ONLY about eighteen years OF age.
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TUE WEATHER Oh Saturday was As warm rs
we have had this season, greatly to the dis
comfort Of those who, in the cool weather Of
last week, were called from the sltriugS.
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JOB PRISTISG.-We call the auention of MGR
chants, clerks of courts, shrrs. lawyers rilrraG.
steamship andranal oIfrclSanhaScns, andall Others
having orders for printing: Ia the facilities offered III
the DIsrATCII PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for lh'
prompt and faithful execution of all Kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
B-lIea,ls. Letter Heads Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blauks Pamphlets. Tags. liand-Blls. Catalogues,
Kills of Fare show Bills. Checks, Drafts, &c., &c.
&C.. Satisfaction guaranteed
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rupjl at The White Sulphur.

.,,,>c or tbs ENGAGEMENTS
ny f\.,,,u, ,,u, hlLLEp AND WolNhEh--
lfe' n'.,r,.v w. Frl; THE EAniES-GoSsii'
'N '''',. VIRGINIA. SARATOGA" &C.
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AN UswEfCoME GuEsr:-On Saturday
morning q veritahle ntocrlsn snake, about
two feet long, WAS killed in front of the resi-
dance Of Mr.. William II. Christidn, on Main
street..
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS AT DIsrATcu VF-
,,cs nAs"t Satr,rday, September 7th: s A: NJ,
So S degrees; 5 P. NJ, 80 desrees;o 7. NJ
IS degrees. ~ tba front
door in the shade, indicated 80 degrees.
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W.sn1HGToS, September I.-Genenl
Thaycr, the oldest graduate of West Point,
i, dead
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Buy Your clothing. shirts, and furnishing good
from l.. Is. SPENCE e son.
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Buy your neck ties, collars, and underwear from
F.. B. SPENCE 4 son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09

ADvERTISE.--Our merchants seeking trade III any
portion of the country shonI'i advcrtis" In The
papers nf that section. NJ. E1LYsoE & tn. will
take advertisements and have them inserted 81 pub
fishers rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-09
Goldsboro', n. c., shipped during the past
ss,s,n II. 900 bales Of cotton.

It is reported that the women OF IN nan n
t,atet have formed club for the purpose OF
securing husbands for its members. anere ;,
a,.o te, men In that town to one woman,
and the idea is to rattle for the men.
A clergyman named Archer has 1s been nv very ny
,,,,ch astnnishcd to find himself held person.
aIly % accountable for his language, MS. WIS.
H;,,ards yni rof Rockpori. ILL.,, having hoTse,
whipped him for defamation OF nef5 soou
name. .si4l.gs y