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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

The following despatch was received last
evening by Loring & Thurston, agents of the
Eastern Insurance Company of Bangor:
Our Boston losses made good by our stock
holders. We are all right and sound Go
ahead. w. z. ANDERSON. Secretary
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A Precious Canard.

DENVER, Col, Nov 14-Reports from Santa
rec state that a ruby was brought in yesterday
which is pronounced to be worth 1000
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ENTERTAINMENTS
MIR. MORGAN AT CITY HALL.

rev. Henry Morgan, of Boston, will give his first
lecture in Portland, Sunday evening Nov. nth, at
City Han. Subject-"Marryl why men don't mar
ry? How some act who doll" lecture at 7: 80. Ad-
mission only 20 cents.
Mr.. Morgan delivered his lecture-"Fast Young
Men" for the tcentyeGhth time in Boston, to an au-
dience of over three thousand persons. He Is now
drawing immense houses with his new subjects.
nO9 ct
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THE WILLOW CoPsE.-Flora Myers appears
at Music Hall tonight in the drama of the
Willow Copse," in the leading character of
which she has made sensation. Lanergan
assumes the character Of Luke FieldinG
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WooLENs out of the Boston fire at less than
wholesale prices, for few days, at Strout's
poy15-2t*
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Municipal Court.


JUDGE MORRIS PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Margaret Kirby, intoxication; thirty
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WANTED.-An experienced Salesman in Dry
Goods at l.. ID. Strout's. nov15-2t*
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Foreign Exports.
LAS TUNIS. Bark Rachael-3525 shocks and
heads, 81 $50 hoops, 80 bbls potatoes.
Foreign Imports.
HALIFAX, Ms. Steamer Carlotta-55 boxes mack
erel. pkgs merchandise to John Porteous.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
TEsE PRESS

TRSE PRESS
May be Obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Bras Marquis, Robinson BrInell g. Co
andrews Wentworth, Glendenning, Moses, Hender,
the city.
At Biddefori, of Pillsbury
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. s. Carter.
At Gorham, of News Agent.
AT Bath, of j. o. Shaw.
AT Lewiston, of w. F. Stanwood,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor Of the viii OF
CHARLES j. WILLARD, late Of Cape Elizabeth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds as the
law directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate Of said deceased are required to exhibit the
same. I'D all persons indebted to said estate are call
ed upon to make payment to
BENJAMIN j. WILLARD, of Portland, Executor.
Cape Elizabeth Nov. 9Th. 1872. no9 1aw3wS.
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UNDERsHIRTs and Drawers all grades, cheap,
at Burleighs, SO Middle street.
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european markets.
LONDON, Nov. 1880 p. M.-Consols closed at 80
for money and account
American securties-U. s. 5-2Os, 1866, old, 90s.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1880 P. M.-United States
5-20's 1862 at 96a.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1850. P M.--Cotton closed
uoed
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the Averill Chemical.
For sale at SO, Commercial ST., Portland. If
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Having secured first class workmen in all branch
and buy nothing but the best of stock believe can
build work second to in STYLE ghtness strength
and durability combined Particular attention given
to all kinds of repairing. All those who wish to have
their carriages stored and insured during the winter
and put in repair for spring do low rates.
speciality of repairing all kinds of springs. All
orders In this line by express will be promptly at
tended to-: By strict attention to business hope
receive liberal share of patronage.
References-Charles Sager, G. j. Walker, G. s. l..
f. warren, T. G.. Blanchard, j. f. Libby Hanson
Cay, Leander Valentine c. F. Sargent, Elias Thorn
as d Co., j. NJ Brown, j. p. Libby, S Baker.
oc22 TT&Stf
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IA SOUTH ST., Phila., Pa
GENTs:-DEsp1TE THE OBJECTIONS OF MY
PAINTER, know the value OF the Averill
Chemical Paint, and declare it to be the very
best Paint have ever seen. The gloss on it
looks like varnish and it is of virgin white
color, perfectly faultless and pure. You are at
perfect liberty to use my name attesting to its
value. A. WATSON ATwoop,
Agency SO Commercials
EIMwooD folded Edge Collar. Try them
You will always wear them nov11eod2w
TRY the Elmwood fold Edge Collar, the best
collar ever used. They will make you happy.
nov11eod2w.
ELMwoop folded Edge Collar, only So cents
box, for sale by all the frst-class furnishing
houses in the city. Try them. nov11eod2w
The best argument that can be used in favor
of SMoLANDER's BUcHU is that it is a prepara-
ton constantly prescribed by family physicians
of note in our immediate community, for
kidney, bladder, and glandular diseases, loss of
vigor, mental and physical debility, female If
regularities and all maladies of the urino-gen-
ital organs. nov12-eod1w
| DRESS AND CLOAK making done in the best
style, at W. L. SMELLS Millinery and Dress
making Rooms, 337 Congress st. nov19-eod1w
ALL that have used Elmwood fold Edge Col
lar will have no other. Try them. noy11eod2w
WEAR Elmwood folded Edge Collar So say
| We all. Be wise and try them. nov11rod2w
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed Executor Of the Will of
EDMUND LIBBY, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland deceased and has TAX
upon himself that trust by giving bonds the law
directs. All persons having demands upon the
estate of said deceased, required to exhibit the
same; and all persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment to
EDWIN COBURN, Executor.
Portland. Nov. 6, 1872. no9-1awS %3w
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SPECIAL NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAVING leased my Carriage Factory (recently
- occupied by Lockhart & Sloan) to ALBERT
CHASE, to continue the manufacturing of Carriages
and Sleighs, and knowing him to be first class me-
cnanlc, anu one thoroughly acquainted with all
prahcnes OF the business, would cheerfully recon-
mend him to my former customers.
f. K. LEMONT.
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Saw -soors by painting tircm be
fore winter comes on, with the Averll Chemi.
cal Paint.
For sale at SO Commercial ST., Portland. Il
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OLD papers for sale at this office.
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ROsten Stock List.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Nov AL
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DR.. G. G. BENNETT, Falmouth Hotel
The best place to buy Clothing is at Bur-
leighs, SO Middle st.
ALL Kinds of Mems Gloves at Burle' CHS, 50
Middle st.
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ELMwooD folded Edge Collar only IS cents
a box, for sale by all the first-class furnishing
houses in the city. Try them. nov11eod2w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
SENATE


THURSDAY NOV. Hl'
Prayer by the chaplain.
journal Of yesterday read and approved.
PasMd.-H. 32i, in amendment Of an act to
Incorporate the Passumpslc River and Island
Pond Railroad Company.
II. 2js. extending the time for the commence
ment of the construction and the completion Of
the Shelhurn railroad.
IL. 2s6, to incorporate the Fairhayen Gas Light
Company, with proposal Of amendment, which
was agreed TO.
Joint Resolution BY Mr. Reynolds, that when
the two Houses adjourn on Friday, 22d inst it
shall be 10 meet again on the fourth Wednesday
of January, 1873, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
and in the interim the members of the Legsla-
ture aud the officers of the same shall receive no
pay, and the State Treasurer Is hereby directed
To make up the debentures of the members OF the
General Assembly for the present session to the
22d inst, above named, and pay the sans.
81. Rcsolred, That no bills shall be received IN
either House after this date, without the unanl,
nous consent of the House in which such bill
may be introduced except such bills as are here
matter provided Tor.
80. Resolred, That committee OF ten, consist
ing of four members of the Senate and six mem
beTs of the House of Representatives, he ap-
pointed by the respective Houses, whose duty II
shall be during the interim to examine carefully
all laws now in force in this state upon the sub
iects of the grand list and Of spirituous and in
| toxicating liquors, and prepare full and com
nlste bills In reference TO both of said subjects
/ which shall retain all that is valuable in presen
existing laws, with such additions and improve
fnents as are essential for practical and judieou'
and wise laws upon those subjects such as vii
meet the public requirements and said commit
tee to report the same on the first day OF the nd
iourned session, TO meet ON the fourth Nednes
day of January, a. ID. 1873.
MIR. Reynolds stated briefly his reasons for oi
fsring the Resolution, aud advocated its passage
lie was satisfied that the Legislature wou
adjourn till some set time, and he thought it tha
be admitted, the sooner We adjourn the better
lie said it would take less time in the nggregat
10 accomplish the business which required to
done.
The President pro tcm in the chair.
Mr.. Powers heartily concurred in all the Sena
tor said as to the proprety and necessity OF a
adjourned session, but he thought that the I'D
ionrnment should not take place TIL Tuesday O
"Wednesday of next week and finish up wha
business we can lie moved TO amend by sui
stituting Tuesday neSt at IL NJ IN lieu ol 1'
morrow
Mr.. Veazey was not yet satisfied that the bus
ness of the session could not be completed hoior
thanksgiving, and was not prepared to vote npo
the question, and moved that the resolution .
ordered to lie, which was agreed to-
The President in tho chair.
, Bills introduced end refcrrfd-ll Mr.. Va
lard, by request, for prevention Of lire, or init
ries from the use Of explosive oil to gener'
com. .r,
J By Mr.. Estey, relating to the Board OF fduc'
ton 10 com. on education
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Mr. Ormshce, Of Brandon moved TO amend 20
who have been disabled in the war Of tho rebcll-
ion, which amendment was accepted by the
gentleman from Hydepark, in lieu Of his pro-
posed amendment; disagreed to.
Mr. Carpenter, Of Charleston, moved TO amend
by inserting after the word leg" the words
"as determined by the United States Commission
or of Pensions" and insert the word extent
in place Of "amount,' which was agreed to.
The bill was then recommittcd to the com. on
military affairs for perfection and correction
The Speaker laid before the House communi-
cation from the Secretary Of State informing the
House that Dr. GEORGE b lOring will address the
General Assembly tomorrow evening at -
o'clock on the subject of Agriculture.
On motion oI Mr. Pltkin Of Monipellcr. adj.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-27
HOUSE.

R,Soiufioa.-By Mr.. Judson, of Arlington,
that the House for the remainder Of the session,
NEE; at Q O'Clock in the morning adopted.
Joint rcsoiufon- the Senate, that a
committee Of three Of each House be appointed
to ascertain the condition Of the business of the
session, y ith the view of fixing tine for final
adjournment, and report to their respective
Houses adopted in concurrence.
The Speaker appointed as committee under the
foregoing resolution, Mr.. Boynton. Of Wood
stock, Mr. Dallou, Of Burlington, and Mr.. Elk
ns, Of Troy.
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Legislature Of Vermont.
SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Nov 20.
Prnyor hv Roy. Mr. WIN nr Crnnshnrv

proprietors of the Conrrcc atiopai meeting bonse
in Bradford to dispose ol the same to general
com.
BY Mr. Reynolds. b incorporate tho Albnrgh
Snring and Hotel Compaoy 4, GENERAL con
Reuorts.-From indiriaf, com nrninstII gt.
in explanation of and cou.truine .ee 30 cb All
q. s., Of process nnl other matters f" third
reading refused
Mr. Powers called 900 te iint resolution
granting the use of Die isil or lie House 30 Dr
George h. I1ring nd1nied
From general com oi. t incorporate the
Chester Hotel Company passed
Pqaed.-S. IFS. 10 cnahis certain towns to nii
in the construction Of Ait Mansfield railroad
S 9s. relating 10 the quaaronuih appraisal of
real estate, and Of the atnul list
SDcridf 0r7er-S If5 t1r4faf1f.hn Nunicipsl
Court for the village of 81 Adams On motion
Of Mr. Bailey, ordered TO lic
Mr. Bailey called up $ G1. dividing The tYwn
Of Westminster lntcrrlant1ric4. bv request. hy
Mr. Powers: responded tp for the c,unittee by
Mr. Buttorfold
Further intcrropatlns io the committee rela-
two 10 the location Of the tlwn-hou.c 10 West
minister. distance ETC.. hv Mr. Bailey
Mr. Estey nid that it appeared very clearly
bcure the committee tNnt in Justice to this town
it ought 20 be- divided lt appeared before the
committee that the ems. part of the town were
very much opposed to UeIfiton. uoy wished
io retain the vest parlH 'ur tho privilege oi tx
blu lanif in tNc west I. wore plncnl in The
l-tat 10 ru.fe. N.I Ierftn Connecticut
rigr. ulio. sI I. rr. a HH $40 rcraarr.
wcrcp infHelatHI ...l. .lD perae-c. which
wa eaat Injustice.
Dir p.ve.s disco. .l .ie question OF DIVISION
ON goscm principle. rt .nr de e,un1 tha, it
was n.t necessary to- an,...pato suy great evil ty
M increase OF fcpro-cntltun. ana ebovci that
both division nnd cln.,Id.fi1n md freoncntl,
demanded the c1nsiderliHn md action Of the
General Assembly. Tie flgucl tic prHpriciy and
Justice OF adopting the conclusions OF the COM
mittcc. in which thoy were unanimous with one
exception, and which worc arrived ni nlier full
and impartial hearing Of the eaee. Nr Powers
continued bis remarks in favor OF division for
something over half an hour
Mr. Bailey after further intsnocaiaries briefly
stated bis objections 90 ihc division. lie deemed
10 dangerous precedent 80 this time. and argued
aeainst an increase of tic number al rcnroscnta-
tiycs
Nfr U-rat1rg 4W.1,4 o. tho fo,r ,r.,u o.r
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Prayer By Tie Uhnpaln.
On motion Of Mr. White, of fopsham. tho
reading of Yesterdays journal was dispensed
with.
ResohiiOa-By Mr., Starr, Of Whitingham,
that no member be allowed to speak more than
five minutes on any question, or more than twice
ON the same question, without the permission of
the House opposed by Mr., Henry Of Chester,
and Mr.. Childs Of Wallingiord, and favored by
Mr.. Walworth Of Coventry.
Mr.. Crane, Of Concord, moved to amend by
striking out the word i've and substituting
therefor the word "twenty."
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On motion Of Mr.. Morrill,, adj
HOUSE.

Reporfs BY Mr.. Grout, Of Newport, ior com
consisting of members of Orleans county, that
thew have unanimously found the fact that notice
was published as the law requires, On inquiry
py NJ THOMPSON, of lrasburgh, Mr., Grogt ex-
nlained lint the fact was established by the ey-
dcnce of the papers produced before the commit,
,ee and the committee voted, as hp under~tood
II 1nen,1,ously that the fact be found as report
oi Mr. Cront also stated that but one copy OF
M ne Froress and Standard was produced before
,be committee, but that the marking OF the az
yertisement showed II TO have been Legally pup
,i.red - and the same fact was also shown in re-
Ia "a the nnblieation in the other papers in the
county. The question then being on the adop'
,inn ~ the amendments proposed by the commit
tse ts" thew were agreed to. These amendments
limit The cost of tho new county buildings to the
! sum of sic 900
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t 0thssxa.sSsysS.1. 81 go 3 :
~~y~
TOR SALE, &. 81 81 49, 81
u m. A 1ARErE, I or OF NJ AEIIINE.Il

One HoIsTrSG-ENGINE, nboIt ls-tiorsc power, !.
mounted on wheels, Suitable for tinsrryins.
hammer. and nh The isiares for piIc-driving
Ore s-IIORsE POWER UPRIGHT ESGlNE and
boiler. on one bed plate.
one Ss,s ie.iIoitsE POWER PoRraBLE IN
One Naa lo-HoRsE POWER STATIONARY
ENGINE, with :. Wheeicr's" Patent Balance
One rs;as5ND-HAsp le-HoRsE POWER sTA-s
ouc iap ~; AN ES III
One rf SaE!NSSpY S6;I ~ s-HoRsE POWER up-
One Fsts k ss;i
One sa sRGhs fo poE STATIoMAKY ENGINE
One Ta E5fs f f6WE h'' r6f ST II sfmgsf
n, with II, I; a4rrS fSSFMKesa,sG ,,
One ; sTSST E,2 RS EN- BLOWER;
One PORTABLE GRIST MILL, with 3-foot French
One SckEWScrtiTrING SLIDE LATHE. 10 inches
swing ald 7fOot bed. nearly new; -. ~ i
One FOOT LATHE. suitable forguisniith or Jew
Five FAILS PATENT STEAM PUMPS, as ,,.qs
Three FORCE PUMPS, from one to four-lnch
sHkFTiSGi.' pULLEYs, and HANGERS Of all /
sizes.
Steam and Water Gauges. Pcct and Globe
waves, Gnnge SoS s o IalloW Cups. Water Gauge
general assortment of Engineers supplies. Also,
iargc assortment OF new and secondhand Tobacco
Shapes, shape Presses Box Presses Bands and Bill
order. II. :. -" J. 1T - =
The above will De sold at very reasonable prices,
SLoAT L ADDINGToN,
NOS. li22. li1i, 1i26 and 1d2s Cary street,
ana Nos. band ID south Fifteenth street.
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An Omission Supplied.

Editors Dispatch Please do me the favor
to supply IN omission in my recent report OF
NIOntgonlcr PreShytrry, in which the Or
nanization of the body was not noticed.
Rev. Daniel Rlain, of Chri>tiansburg, was
elected moderator, and Rev. b. W. MoSeley,
OF Bedford, and Ruling Elder f. NJ. Arnl-
strong, Of Salem, temporary clerks.
As Presbyterians are very particular about
ecclesiastical regularity, it may be dangerous
to somebody for the Dispatch to tell the
world that one of it, judicatories proceeded
to business without eIccting officers i'll due
formal OF which WAS properly done in this
case. L.
Mdy s, 1872.
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AMERIcAN MEDICAL AssocIATION-MA-
EMULATION OF PolsoSs.-Phiiadelpiid, May
9.--Thc American Medical Association this
morning adopted resolutions recommending
that all bottles containing poison should not
only be labelled poison, but should he roughed
on one side, so us to indicate their poisonous
contents to the sense of touch, and also he
labelled with the most ready and efficient an
tidote.
4 resolution was offered by DR.. Horner,
of Virginia, that members of the Association
should discourage the use OF alcoholic Stimu-
lants in their remedies. 1t was adopted.
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RALEIGH, =. G., May :, 1872.

RALEIGH, \. G.. May s, 1872.
| arrived here this morning from Green
Vile, :. G., where | had the privilege of at
tcnitih" The commencement exercises OF the
Southern tialGi~F .i!,",,l1gi,.sl Seminary. This
institution in rtjny,.d a lng!, degree OF pros
i"lity dnlin@ Ii!,' lcr Year, having had lifly-
three students. vino are A. fine Il body OF
Young men ;is on" often secs together.
There Were toiIr tnH graduaies-J. IL.
Dar9;tn. OF South Carolina }. j. McLcndon,
Of North Carolina: \. +. Rcdtl. of Virginia !;
and \. +. Rogers, of Missouri. But the
Seminary ronI''r> dipi"lIrrS on each separate
= school whenever student can attain the
very high standard Of graduation required.
note hrlolowin% NirgillianS who gra(l,i-
atrl in one nr l!!orr ;'SchuolS": 5. Salm-
dcrs. \. +. Rcdd. c. +. james, j. f. L.
Holmes. r. II. .Jalncs, j. {. Davidson, and {.
\. Wood.on.
The addresses of the graduates were de-
cidcdly crcditabIc, and Dr. Boyccs valcdc-
tory in his usually happy vein.
Rev. DR.. George {. Lnrimcr, Of Boston
date OF kentucky, preached the Seminary
sclmon-an able, eloquent, and cinincntly
practical discourse.
Rev. j. c. Hidden, of Wilmington, \. C.,
preached the missionary sermon, which was
fresh, striking, and effective.
The trip from Grccnyiic ria Columbia to
Greensboro and Raleigh is q very tedious
one, but was cnliycncd hy the 'Ejolly" set OF
preachers OH their way TO the Southern Bap-
tiSt Convention.
The Convention does not meet until to-
morrow. Int the delegates have been pouring
in by every train until the city is full of
them. There is every indication of the
largest delegation We have had since the war.
\ gloom Wa thrown over The entire dele
cation iy Il telegram received this afternoon
announcing the death Of Rev. DR.. POindeN-
ter. NIAToR.
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Z ISSENGEN, NICHY, SELTZER,
CARLSBAD, and PUILSA.
BiplluP'S GRANULAR EFFERYESCInu
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
Two CONSUMERS OF

'Io CONSUMERS of
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by It's
differs from all other Lubricnting oils soM in this
market. We are the sole agents here for the Vir-
gina Natural Petroleum Lnbricatiag Oil. every bar
rel Of which sold by lis bearing our brand thus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating Oil, Pur-
cell, Ladd 4 Co., Agents. Richmond, Va"
1t is not mixture or rcsiduum oil, containing
chemicals hurtful to machinery, bnta
PURE, NATURAL. WEST VIRGINIA PETRO-
LEUM LUBRICATING OIL,
Of Is degrees gravity, which will last longer, is bet
ter lubricator. and Is therefore cheaper than the
so.ctiied LbricGting 0iisef,ohicA plenty
0tcred under the itu'e Of io,o prices. bit tuhich are
,corthieSs rs time aud their use will tell.
We guarantee 10 sell the PETROLEUM LUBItI-
eating OIL Of rhc best and purest quality as tot0
as the same grade Of oil can &c 5o"ght anytohere,
and lower than II can lie sold In this market Con-
sumcrs will please bear this In mind. For purity,
durability lubrcating properties and all Of the de-
srabc qualities the oil sold by us Is unsurpassed.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
1916 Main and Thirteenth street,
myB Richmond.
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OF Newport have been compelled for tbei,
protection TO ''fire against" the one raging
ON Gap mountain. We have heard Of no
damage done im that section. In Floyd some
little damage has been done. Several hun
dred cords Of wood were DESTROYED on
Mack's creek, in I'nlaski.-- E,yst,oas5u,o
Ncccsnc,,,
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LIE FEt',T.~We are sorry 10 hear that The
prospect for large yield of fruit this season
Ill 'lils vicinity is not so tlattcring as it was
some tinc since. The late heavy frost has
damaged il badly in many localities. - Piei.
mont Ify9iDiGo.
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\ BITING FRosr.~-Wc had frost Oh Satnr.
day night last that nippcd the unprotected
vegetables, suc| rs butter and snap beans.
cHc''mhcr>, splash. tomatoes. &c. Pieli-
mont E5yG,,jun
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the Wheat in this neiehhorbood is begin.
mug 70 head. and the harvest promises to he
4ni'e as early as it was last year. Piedmont
iTJ'NiGl,.
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CLOTHING.

" EEPfCooL! KEEP CooLu
LOTHING!
500 LINEN COATS, si.9s TO $500;
200 LINEN PANTS. s1.e5 to $3.50:
2jJ LINEN VESTS. SI.p0 10 $3.50:
200 BLACK ALPACA SACKS, $500 to $500;
besides, M endless variety Of oil other styles of
GENTEEL CLOTHING
ut twenty-five per cent. less than usual price.
Cali and examine them, and you will be sure 10
buy.
WM. IRA SMITH, Agent.
100 Main street.
"Nimble siSpence 10 the slow shilling"
my Hit
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i. L,sr OF Li.r.rEsss.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~, 90 THE RICHMOND POST-OFFICE MAY II,
PERSONS calling for letters IN fiis list viii please
shy Advertised. II not called for In four weeks
they VIII be sent To the Dead Letter Office In Wasl,-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-11

Rev. John Z. Edwards, Of Richmond,
Va, is stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Herald, 9Th.
Two fine geldings,-a bay and a solrel-.,
sold byJ. V. Prather, were yesterday shipped
to General r. b. Storke, Richmond, Va
Louisville Courier.
A new post-office Is established at Boyds
Tavern. Aibenarle county, Va, with Henry
Shepherd as postmaster, and at "The Hall
low" Patrick county, Va, with Joseph r.
Pedigo IS postmaster.