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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19

At the Grand Gin toncert, AUTHORIZE by
special act the Legislaiurr, iu al Of the
Public Library OF Kentucky, unavoidably
po>tp n d from september ST. December
7 and which positively and unequivocallv
occurs in Louisville, XIV. Saturday, Dec@ m.
pa 7, lS2, without further delay on any &C
cpunt VIII ttever. the fo.lO~t g. sn cir 3
are tor distribution by lot among the ticket
holders:
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ILL., and cure OF all
AS arrangements In
~ the stomach, liy.
!. ] : : : !. :
N> er and bowelA.
A~ They ARE q mild
SlA HN apeTient, and IN
o.S{k excellent purga-
SI&EESN ~~live. Being pure
ly vegetable. they
~ IfsA coutaln no nor
&a curry or mineral
~ whatever. Much
-. ious : ckneSS and suffering ~ prevented
by their timely u-e, aud every family
should have them on hand for their pro-
lection and felisl, when required. Long
cXp.Tience has proved them the sais~f, bent
and .uIes, of all The PILLS with which the
market Abounds. By their occasional ia,
the blood T. purifis,i, tn. "orruptions OF the
system peilci distractions removed, and
the who. e machinery al lie .estor' Il 10 ia
healthy activity. Inter nal organs which
b. come clos2ed and sluggish are cie.nssd
by AYERS PILLS, and stimulated inio no
ton. thus Iucipieni disease II changed into
health. the value OF which change. when
rcckoned on the vast muliiiudcs who en-
10y II, can hardly be computed. Their 81.
gar cD4 ing makes them pleasant To take,
and preserves their virtues Impaired TOT
any l-ugin oi tine, NJ that they are eve
fresh, and PERFECTLY reliable. Although
searching. they are mild. and operate with
out disturbance Ia the constitution, or diet.
or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper
To each box how To u-r them A. . Family
Phvsic. and fOr the following complaints
which thee pills rapidly cure:
~, DYsPEPsIA OF ISDI8te@rioN, l.HTLe-s-
>Ess, LANGUoK aud Los OF APPETITE
they should bc taken moderately to siimu-
the stomach AMI restore iu healthy tone
and action.
symptoms, BILIOUS hEADAcHK, btrK
HEADACHE, JAUSDrrK or ORkkS sicK-
SEs-, BILIOUS toLIc ana biLfous -
vtRs, they should tie iuficiouzIy tAksn
action, remove the obstTuctions which
cause IL.
For DYsENTFRY or DfARRHKA, but one
E.ild doe j. generally required.
for KHEUMA TfsN, our. oRAvKL- PAL
PIrArIon % rHE iiEART, pAIs IN Tns
-IDE, BACK and LOIss, they should DO U.
ken continuously. a. required, To change
the dlSsa .a.i action of the system. win
such cnange tnO~e complaints disappear.
for DKorsY AMI DkDpJcAL swELLINos,
they should he taken IN large and frequent
does 10 p.Uducs the effect of . drsa1
purge.
For SUPPRESSION, n large doss should be
taken, A. II produces the de-irei snect ~
- IN pathy.
To promote digestion aud relieve the stofn-
ach.
An occasional dpse stimulates the stotn- .
aciI and towels, Restores The sppette,
aud inyigOrales the system. Hence 10 b
onen advantageous where no serious de-
rangeInent exists. uns who feels toiernbly
well. often q nds that 4 dD~e Of thcse pils
make him iseI decidedly better, from thetr
cleansing and renOvatiDg eject on The di.
gesiiye organs
Prepared by DIR. J. q. AVER q %,
practical CbemistA
ioSsLL. MAs-,UAA.
Spli by ell DruSztsus everywhere
nny7-esdSN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19
foR SALE.
Elegant Residence

;;;lo.,1e st., Centre Wheeling
-. BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
= ~ me 'r1nt a 'or NJ the Court House
49, "Cnty, Nest Virginia, on
=, saturday, October 10, 1872,
- .'e>lt-nce OF John Hamilton. de-
lte Oh the northeast rner Of
:, aHl second streets Centre Wheel
Is,,,; 'nt three story brick house, with
si~ -. and 6niShet throughout in first
las WIN all the modern improve
-, WITH Full HALF LOT,
~ ,uapccnpied hall 1t adjoining, or
~, "a. 500 10 :ether IL IL viii suil the
!..-,s tle To be made good.
T:,s M, de known on day OF sale: part
E;s5 .,sl.S money will not be required
a9o three wears.
s,,., aANSlRAL FORBES, Admir-,
With the will annexed.
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~ TED.
!)lD q
o. 2's-s'S Oats.
LIST. DAVENPORT 4 PARKS.
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NJ EoicAL.


BY sn Immense rrs-tf>e. extending ouua8A
period Of years, haNil, vithit that time trcaiet
nai.y thousand Cases az thee diseases peeals<
10 ISn-.an, I have been et.o.ei 10 perfect mo-.
ro.c:t and agreeable moline that meets the nd.
t,.'ons PRESENTED ~ tsst c.ass Of dtsAso vita
Z iG-e certainty and exactnesa
To designate IAis .-asa. q speeiae ccaoosaSt
k-ge l-r.Nsi &
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3, &.

-. ES7 ON AND AFTER JUNE
~ rt8s@2Ss 2, 1877. Trains KilI run a
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MATTED.
wanted Immediately.

.,sG)rN COAL DiGiERS.
: AEf' WM n. CARSON.
South wheeling.
~. haloy HOBBS Glass Works.
"a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-19

60 WV will be run oy the 'pi'0-'r
schedule on aud after June II, ISL Wheel
Ing time.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF all
arrangements In
the stomach, liy.
er and bowels.
They are q mild
apetient, and so
excellent purEa-
live. Being pure
ly veg-tsble.ihe
coutain no nor
curry or mineral
whatever, Much
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21
AUCTION MALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON & co. will sell at f. r. NJ building
nctwcSn y aud O streets.
n.:g Ei;S & WILLIAMS will sell II, r. NJ. y framed
,'wclling on the west side Of 81. stephens street
between Duvai aud Baker.
,,r on the cad side Of Fourth street between
Leigh and Jackson. and lot on the south side o!
I...r rect bet wceu Second and Cave also, n lOl
an the s.,uih side or Baker street near Brook
avenue.
IE.. s GOpDlN will sell at r. N. ten building
Iots on The eastern aud western sides OF Ffift
4;rcc, IS extended beyond Baker street, known
ls ''Smiih's lliIl."
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell nj IL NJ, at the to-
t4cco factory Of the late {. I. baldwin, on Main
near Twcnty-hfth street, an assortment OF to-
ipcco machinery and fixtures. w. 81 .r....r,~.s.ss
". rupDlN will scR at +. Nj. n lot with small
brick tenement thereon. on the north side OF
t,r.cr l.'i wrcn Second and Third streets.
NapDli\ will sell at i. NJ n lot with 4 large
nl.,f tenement thereon. on the south side OF
N.r,hiil between Jefferson and Madison streets
WGuDDlS will sell at IL NJ, at his office, valuable
llmljcrrd land in Hanover adjoining or near u
Winu's mc"ting-house, and other lands III
,,ouchland near To- Tuckalio" creek.
LYME 4 BROTHER viii sell at L. NJ. building
lots on Cary aud Culsert streets.
COOK & LATGlITOS will sell at 10 a. NJ. house.
lut,; ana Kitchen furniture.
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Conference of Political Refor,ncrs.

; New \ oRK, June 20.-At the conference OF
political reforlners at the Fifth-Ayenue Hotel
to-day Jacob u. Cox was chosen president
and w. G. Bryant and General Dix vice
presidents.
The following were among the delegates
present: Senators SchllrZ and Trumbull !;
General Cox, of Ohio; General B. Fl. Hill
and J. G. HiIyer, Of Georgia;J. II. Bromley,
of the Hartford Comm Post; Horace White,
of the Chicago Tribune; eN-Governor Ran
doIph, of New Jersey; J. B. Grinnell, of
Iowa; - Atkinson, Of Massachusetts
David A. Wells; William Cullen Bryant ;
- Waterton, of the Louisville Courier
Journal; Hiram Barney, of New York ;
Senator Rice, of Arkansas; William NJ.
Grosyenor and Theodore Tilton ian outside
delegatc); Governor Walker, of Virginia,
and Senator Stockton.
General Cox, upon being called to the
chair, stated the object of the conference to
be the fusion of the elements opposed to
Grant.
Senator Trumbull said, while not fully
endorsing the nominations of the Cincinnati
Convention, the Liberal Republicans had
gone SO far that TO retrs,ct was impossible. Ii
man of acknowledged reputation could be
brought into the field he CFrumbulD would
support him, but under the existing state oil
affairs he saw no option but to support
Greeley.
Brief remarks were made by several others
and the conference adjourned at 6 O'Clock to
meet again in the evening.
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THE CONTESTED ELECTION CAsE.-His
Honor Judge Cox rendered his decision, in
this case yesterday. The validity of the elec-
tion of the new Board Of Trustees was s,is-
tained. His Honor in ordering the election
for trustees both in 1871 and 1872 was
governed by the Constitution of the State and
the general election laws, and there was no
existing charter Of the town Of Manchester to
conflict Herewith. arss
r The new Board will therefore qualify and
assume the duties of their office on the 1st of
july. rs..
The l. o. NJ. meet at Odd fellows Hall to-
hight at s O'clock.
THE TOWN has been untsally quiet for some
days. The contested election has been the
al-absorbing topic. and caused good deal
Of excitement among both parties. Now
that this is settled, no doubt the improve
ments of the town will be pushed forward.
More new houses are already projected.
When the watcr-powcr OF Manchester is in
creased to its full capacity and the canal put
in proper order, manufactures Of all kinds
will be built along its watercourse. This is
what will build up Manchester, and her citi-
|Zens must forget parties and all work for the
general good. ,@.-
MASS MEETHG.-There will be grand
mass meeting Of the citizens of the town OF
Manchester on Saturday evening the 22d in
slant, at s o'clock, in front of the court
house. The meeting will be addressed by
the candidates for Congress and others.
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Action Of state Conventions.

WASHINGTON, June 20.---The following is 4
resume of the action of the various State
Conventions held yesterday:
The Maryland delegation to the Baltimore
Convention will be unit in favor of the
Cincinnati platform and candidates.
The Alabama Convention was the largest
ever held in the State. The feeling was
largely in favor of the Cincinnati candidates,
but straight State and congressional ticket.
From Minnesota there is every indication
of the endorsement of Greeley and Brown.
The Convention adopted resolutions that
the Cincinnati platform as explained by
Greeley expresses the true Democratic idea
upon every living political issue, and that
they heartily endorse the same and the noml'
nees of that Convention.
PENNSYLVANIA 1t is conceded at Demo
cratic headquarters that the delegates to
Baltimore will vote for Greeley.
In Louisiana there will be no fusion OF tile
Republican wings. Senator Kellogg VIII bt
the candidate for Governor OF the Gral'
faction, and Pinchback will be the candidate
Of the other wing.
Arkansas Democratic Conventional
counties represented. Greeley ana Brown
will undoubtedly be endorsed. The Liberal
Republican Convention reathrms the Clncin'
natl platform and candidates.
The Texas Democratic Convention rccog
niZed the Cincinnati movement as com
mendable effort at reform, but tabled by q
large majority motion to instruct its dele,
gates to Baltimore to support Greeley and
Brown. [But every delegate is for Greeley.
The California Democratic Convention
adopted resolution indorsing the Gincin'
natl platform and recommending action
which will secure cooperation in the defeat
of Grant. The delegates to Baltimore, how
ever, are uninstructed as to candidates.
The Connecticut delegates to Baltimore
arc organized. Plough unpledged, the dele
CATION is unanimous for Greeley.
The New Jersey Liberal Republican Con
vention met to-day, but was measreiy at
tended. 49,.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

iuE GREELEY CLUBS AND THEIR PROPOSED
plNo>STKATIoN NEXT WEEK.--A meeting Of
The various committees Of arrangements OF
the Greeley clubs of the city in relation to
the proposed demonstration to be held on
Wednesday evening next was held at Fir-
yiua Hall last night. General Peyton Wise
WAS called TO the chair, and Mr. James +.
Cowartlin w;lS appointed secretary. The
following resolution was offered and adopted :
.R">olrcd. That the grand demonstration
10 be held on Wednesday next be eliminated
in Il mass meeting in the Richmond Theatre,
and that committee Of three be appointed
to invite speakers for the occason.'
Under this resolution the following COM
nttcc was appointed: +. c. Cabell, DR.. A. S.
Mcltac, and j. y. C0wardin.
The name of the president Of the meeting
lo br held in the Theatre was proposed and
accepted.
4 large number OF vicc-presidcnts were
,uI,u.utrd. hui we refrain from publishing"
their names until they have siSnflcd their
acceptance.
4 programme for the occasion was made
"uI - follows:
/. All the Greeley clubs of the city to unite
lnngIand torcIl-light procession, aud the Old
dominion and columbian Clubs are invited
10 participate.
> Tie clubs will assemble in front of Viz
.inia Hall at half past : o'clock to reformed
in line TO proceed rs follows: Up Ninth to
Iaptol; down Capitol to Governor down
Governor 10 Franklin; down Franklin to
Fourteenth down Fourteenth to Main ;
~, Main tO second; out Second to Broad !;
down Broad 10 the Theatre.
Fireworks Will be displayed along the
lire of the procession and in front OF the
Theatre.
II Was resolved that one chic! marshal be
arpn,intrd with two assistants from each
,uh. The following appointments were
made: chief Marshal. General Peyton
Wise. Assistants: Metropolitan club, l.. l..
Ea>>, J. II. Richardson. Republican, w.
". Putnam. r. Johnston (coloreD. Ma
rional. \. NJ. Lee, ,. &. Pride. Central, John
NJ. Hall DR.. A. $. Mcltae. German, George
klcin. II. Schott. Old Dominion Greeley,
John Morton, George w. Eaves. Marshall
Ward ,lu!,. W. L. NJ Kclklm, III. Mctzgcr.
.'ark>on Ward club. George {. Erps, a. II.
lyunrnpn. Old Dominion Conservative
cub, J. VI. TYLER. John NJ. Higgins. Column
hiaH Conservative, james Il. Fisher, X. b.
Muulord.
i General committee of arrangements was
appointed rs follows: j. u. Browne, Vincent
ii,r@;tmin, -- Brtmlette, A. a. LorcntZ,
and 4. c. Lawton.
r,rtr committees were appointed and all
necessary arrangements made.
IT." General committee desire that all the
Greeley clubs shall unite in this demon
-truion, and that to this end they hold buSl-
u..,. lnpc:iu.fs ON SATURDAY, night
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Neyy York Items.

New York, June 20.-The weather Is cx
cessively warm. Eight cases of sunstrok'
are reported to-day.
In the suit of Jay Gould against Lord Cor
don his Lordship Unexpectedly appeared a.
a witness. GouId's counsel contended tha
the witness could not be arrested under th.
attachment which had been issued againsl
him until the conclusion OF his examination
He was arrested constructiyely until his
bond for 81 600 was completed, when ht
drove to his hotel.
Charles Marxen has been sentenced to i'm
prisonment for six months for smuggling.
Six jurors have been obtained altogether
in the Stokes case. Judge Insrabam decided
to-day in favor of the district attorney
having private counsel.to aid him.
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A Confederate Claim under the Am.
nesfy Law.

WASHINGTON, June 20.--The Quartermaster-
General has transmitted to Comptroller
Broadhead for his decision claim from q
pardoned Confederate for military supplies
furnished during the war. II was claimed
by the applicant that by the recent decisions
of the Supreme Court a pardon or amnesty
reinstates Confederate claimant in his right
to recover for property forfeited to or contis-
Gated by the United States Government, and
that such anact ofpardonis Is not merely pro-
spectivc, not only restoring man personally
to future credit, but returning to him or reiu-
bursting him for goods, effects, or credits
heretofore forfeited or confiscated as the pro-
perty Of public enemy.
The Comptroller was of the opinion that
such was not a fair deduction from the deci-
sions of the Supreme Court, and while de-
ferring to the judgment Of that tribunal, he
stated there were two existing grounds on
which claims Of this character must at pre-
sent be rejected by accounting and dis
bursting officers. He therefore advised the
Quartermaster-Geuelal that this class of
claims cannot be allowed until Congress, first,
shall have made an appropriation for that
purpose. and, secondly, until Congress shall
have repealed or modified the provision in
the joint resolution of March 2, 1867, which
makes it unlawful for any officer of the
United States Government to pay any ac-
! count, claim, or demand Of this character.
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RESTAURANTS.

VETELLE, No. 1904 Main z44Re
.nmmer's hea.. What with one expedient and
another IL will 20 hard II he doesn't keep DIS Gus
toners and friends cool and comfortable, let TIE
summer god rage never so 1ercaly.
His LkRDER has the best products OF the season
from the tropics TO the lakes, which are ser'cd ~
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
SUPERIOR iiquors-unequailcd In this city II wtf
thcse aud ice, and coolug mineral waters geniie
men can't keep cool then the weather mst De as no
as Vcslvius i.self. ,g-L-.---- t..,,.r
Iiankfnl for past favors ne rcncws his Invitation
IN the DubIc and promises satisfaction, II tat -
be found I'm thla world -, s,,,,.,
Come and let's have daily " peace jubilee I'm
mnstnp ~' - 49, n s-st. 90 je 10
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: ., .sf4.
Israel Day, William Jackson: Jack Vaughan,
and Willie Briggs, charged with throwing
stones into the yard Of Mary A. Grafton and
knocking down and stealing fruit therelrom,
were fined g each. !, L,r,..,. ...
Fleming and Ellen White (col'd), charged
the annoyance of the family Of Thomas r.
Bass. Fleming, White was discharged, and
Ellen White fined s. and committed to Jail
for ten days in default Of $50 security.
James Dunn, charged with being a yaSrant
and lying in the street, was sent to Jail for
three months in. default, of $50 security.
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WAsHSGroN, June 20.-Clear aud partially
cloudy weather win prevail very generally
on Friday from the Mississippi to the Attain
tic, with possibly areas of rain along the
South Atlantic coast and over the northern
portion of New England. Light to fresh
nortkerly to westerly winds northwest OF
the Ohio valley. Light to fresh southerly
to westerly winds over the New England and
Middle States.
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The Eals,oria, Excursionisss.

ROCHESTER,, n. T., June 2o.-The members
Of the Southern press arrived here yester.
day afternoon, and were received by the
Mayor aud a committee of the local press OF
this city. They visited Mt. Hope and other
points about the city. The supper last night
at the Osborne House, where the excursion,
ists are ouartered as guests Of the city, was
an enjoyable and pleasant reunion OF the
press OF the North and South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

r. How TO KEEP CooLl-Call at No. 1913 Main
street, opposite the postofice, where Messrs WILL
LIAM THALHIMER & sOys are displaying fine
stock of seasonable dry goods at the very lowest
prices Their store is large and cool aud purchasers
can have a pleasant time and save money, for
Messrs. THALHIMER have resolved to sell rs cheap
as the cheapest. Encourage our cnterprising ctti-
zcns Mcssrs. WILLIAM THALHIMER & Sons, who
have contributed another attractive store TO Main
street. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

ACCIDENT TO STREET-CAR.-1est l estefday
AFTERNOON shortly after = O'Clock COLI
>iuu occurred between the hook-an T. ladder
track, which was going to the fire, and Hol-
j>~uod cur No. II, near the corner of First
aud Broad streets. Both horses attached to
lhe ear were injured, though no bones were
trpkcn. The swingletree and pole OF the
,tr were broken to pieces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21
CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.

CHAECERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY.
The following cases were disposed of: l..r.
Pulliam, &C., rs Everett; Eubank, &C., us
Pulliam, &c. Order reinstating the first
named cause and directing it to be heard
together with the second cause, and, decree
in both causes confirming report Of commits
sioners and directing distribution Of fund.
Chiles, &C., Us. Chiles, SC. Decree con-
ffrmfng report of commissioner and directing
sale of the property in the bill sand pro
ceedings mentioned. - '.ss Dr. ...- :.
Shriver Us. Atlee and Others. Decree con-
irming report of commissioner and making
distribution of 9nd on hand.
Goddin e. Aprerson, &c, rs. Anderson, DC.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and adjusting rights Of parties. !,
Elicit and Shelton rs. BaldWin's admin.
istrator, sc. Decree authorizing purchaser
to anticipate payments of purchase money by
consent of parties, and directing deed when
purchase money is fully paid.
EaPendleton's administrator Us. Pcndieton
and others;' PendIeton uS. PcndetOns adj
ministrator, &c. Decree confirming report
Of commissioner, assigning dover in part,
ovcrruling exception, and requiring pur'
chaser to comply with the terms Of sale &C.
cording to former decree.
yin anu WIG CS' uoiiiintoH anu otnoiH' b'
cree referring cause to i commissioner for i'll
quiry and report.
Clarke & Woodward Us. Bridgord & Co.
L. j. Jones g. Co. us. same. Decree referring
causes to a commissioner for inquiry and re-
port. ....
SCOT rs. SCOT and others. Decree over
ruling exceptions, sustaining report of com
missioner, confirming the same, and making
a partial distribution Of the fund.
Belyin us. Simpsons administrator, &c
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and directing sale of certain real estate in the
bill and proceedings mentioned.
Gill and wife e. Johnston, &c. Decree re-
fcrring callsc to Il commissioner for inquiry
and report. .....-
Mayo rs. burlington. Decree distributing
fund on hand. ~ ..-.z ......a-rr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

RIcHMoND PAPER MANUFACTURING Con-
rANY.-A meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Richmond Paper Manufacturing Com
pany was held Yesterday afternoon. Mr.
William, d. Allegro, in consequence of other
business arrangements, resigned the office OF
president, and Mr. E. D. Christian WIS lnanl-
inously elected to fill the vacancy. 80 i.
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CPRING. 1872 .--i haye receive. iss .i. my
- sprtng steck Of
~ sSf Ss whiss Mn ssIi q
ShADktS, 80 49, y. is3s;ft ittgs0Nt
-. ~ .a,. sf earber nints. apJ slsla -are.s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-21

BABY PHOToGRAPiIs.-Thc new Instrument for
taking childrcn's photographs at REEs ( Go. gal
ery, Main between Ninth and Tenth streets. Is a
complete success. We have seen number of In
fants' pictures taken there, and pronounce them
equal in every respect to those produced at Other
galleries In this city and elsewhere at double the cost
Cards, $3.50 per dozen; large size, 81; fe-slze o.
| nt,dr dc
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NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK; June 20 Cotton steady sales, I,8os
bales uplands, "air.; DrleaI,s, 2Gic. Flour lelv.
aud lower common to fair extra $7.s0949. 80 good
10 choice sa.s:9$s. Mhskey, re; Whsat oMGT sS
Sl.s5 Corn unchanged. Rice, 9Istc. Pork heavy
at Sla.3o Beef quiet. Lard dull and unchanged.
Nayals steady. TalIow duh at sGesc. FrciyhtS
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ELECTION OF BANK OFFICER.-At meet
ing of the directors of the Planters National
Sank held yesterday Mr.. William R. Quarlcs
was elected cashier of that bank to ill the
vacancy occasioned by the death:ef MIR. John
Calvin Davis. Mr.. Quarles has for some time
past held an important position in the bank
ing-louse of Mcssrs. William 3. Isaacs & Co.,
OF this city, and is a general favorite. in BUSH
ness circles ia. q.