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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-27
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

44S9
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
OF Virginia.
In the matter of William l.. Edwards,
bankrupt--in bankruptcy.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, Jacob Cohn, of Rich
mond, Va, hereby gives notice Of his ap-
pointment as assignee of the estate Of VIM. L.
Edwards of Matthews county in said district,
who was, on the 30th day of August, A. ID.
1872, adjudged bankrupt upon the position Of
himself, by the District Court of the United
States, for said district.
Dated at Richmond, the. 10th day of Sept,
A. ID. 1872
Sc l8-W3w Assignee
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This series will be an invaluable addition both
to publ ic and private libraries and cannot fail to
be largely useful in spreading knowledge OF
the principles of modern science and awakening
a taste for scientific studies among the people.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Markets by Telegraph.

New York Markets by telegraph
Ne,o York, Sept 27.--Cotton quiet, sales, 441
bales uplands lSA; Orleans 1914. Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn quiet and firm. Pork
Sl4 05al4 90. Lard staady SRa9 l-l6. Turpen-
tine 6Sha6i. Resin ~ 80. Freights firm.
Financial.
Ee,o York, Sept. ~ Stocks firmeI. Gold
heavy at 1885. Money flrmeI at z. Exchange
long 7A; short, 8. Governments, dull and
steady. State bonds quiet.
Corn and Flour EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, September 81, 1872.
offerings
wheat-white. 1914 bushels. Red, 1928
=Corn-White, 1000.
Oats-160.
wheat-White As bushels seed $l.95; ssa
prime 81 90; 442 very good 81 IS: 70 good 80;
ia do. $l.S2; l5s very good 81 81; As common
81. so; 40 do 81 80; 90 do 81 60; 200 fair 81 rs.
Red-l9s prime 81 So; % very good $ls5 do
81 so; 242 good $40; 81 fair $l.70; rs common
81 go 10 do 81 80; % do 81 20; 26 do 81 90 ls4
good 81 20
Corn-white $50 bushels very good S5c
Oats-5i bushels very good soc, 90 bushels
prime 52c.
Wheat-White, 2s2 bushels. Red $40.
Richmond Tobacco Market.
RIcHMoSp, September %, 1872.
Market steady (; reports from tobacco grow
ng districts continue good.
Breaks and offerings continue full.
BLACK.
Luas-Common to medium ..:.......&7 0tasS 81
Good TO fine. RA9 GO
LEAF Common to medium..". 80. 00aln on
GOOD 10 me-. ..............l ~ 6m'4 w
Extra Continental ...............l5 00al6 oil
suN-crRRh.
LUGs-Common to good ............. U0alO N
| LEAF--(ommon to good ............... 10 OOal5 W
| Extra (nomnal) ................ II 00a25 0t
| BRIGHT.
| T.UGs-Common to meium.. .... GOALS OF
| Good to fine..... ............. Is 50a20 OF
| Extra smoking ...,........... 25 00a35 OF
| LsAF-Comm'n to med'm wraprs. 10 00a25 OF
| Good to fine wrappers ...... 80 0Oa75 OF
| Extra fine wrappers-..... so 0Dal00 OF
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uFarming Don't Pay

If farming didn't pay it wouldn't be fol-
lowed; necessity compels it to pay--not
on all farms, or rather with all farmers, but
with the bulk of them, and particularly the
best. So it is with any business it must
paw or it will be discontinued. Sometimes,
however, it pays less. particularly farming,
in which nature has so much to do and the
exertion of the man the less. So also the
farmer has his thrifty times. AL businesses
are subject to these changes. But the great
est diversity is in another drection-in the
capacity or activity of those engaged. There
are many poor farmers, some quite poor
wretched. These do not find it to pay, and
so change to something else, or to some other
and "better" farm. But it is the same !;
they are not apt to do well anywhere.
Iffarming were dependent upon these men,
the world would starye. But it is bound
not to starve, and so it employs, among
others, it's best men, who are sure to do
WELL as they would do well anywhere. 1t
requires mind, enterprise and care to sue
coed well in any business or calling. While
some men are compelled to vacate their
land. others will grow rich and secure
themselves the fine homesteads we see in
the o!der-settled parts of the country. It
was not idleness and shiftlessness that did
this. Farming, then, will pay, but only
with those who exert themselves and max,
it pay.
There is money in it, says enterprise
and | will have it. There is money IN u
because there must be; people must have
bread, and to furnish this in the best way
is to realize the profit. But this must b.
done the man must keep up with the pro-
gress around him, or he will surely be lief
behind. He must avail himself OF the adj
vantages, and they are many; he cannot d.
without them /; they make it condition
But how many are still struggling in thu
old way. houndering to keep up, ant
with head above water crying that farming
won't pay? 1t pays, even in the hare
times, and that handsomely, to the righ
man who prosecutes faithfully his business
~ n an Hdunfro EgDtIen1HD
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TIME FARMERS GAZETTE
DEVOTED TO
AGRICULTURE AND THE INDUSTRIAL
INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY.
RDIToRs:
J.B. NORRIS, Tide Water and Southside Vir-
GINA;
%. s. CuRTIss, Piedmont Virginia, District OF
Columbia and Maryland;
VIM N. NELSON, Valley Of Virginia;
J. B. NORRIS, resident editor.
Subscription ~ per annum.
Special rates to Clubs
Specimens sent free on application.
The FARMRR's GAZETTE is published every
Friday and is thoroughly distributed in Virginia
and has free circulation in the District and In
Maryland
Address M. w. HAZLEWOOD,
Publisher,
an eO-tf Richmond. Va
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Ee,o York, Sept. 27.-Stocks flrmeI. Gold
heavy at 1885. Money flrmeI at z. Exchange
long "a ; short, 8. Governments, dull and
steady. State bonds quiet.
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Ne,o York, Sept. 27.--Cotton quiet, sales, 44l
bales; uplands lSI; Orleans 1914. Flour dull
and unchanged. Corn quiet and firm. Pork
Sl4 O5al4 co. Lard staady sha9 lie Turpen-
tine 63kaGi Resin ~ 80. Freights firm.
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RICHMOND, September IS, 1872.
Market steady reports from tobacco-grow
ng districts continue good.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

* Coon ArrorNTNENT.777Dr. J.. r. Chiles
has rccsiYed mi offer from. the Baptist Bible
and Sabbath School Board, lo&ated IN Rich
mond, to act rs general superin tefident OF
Sabbath schools for the State of, Virginia-a
position for which the Doctor is eminently
ihialitied. He has not as yet decided OH his
acceptance.
BREFs.-The qamp-meetin9 IS st;l eontin-
ed, but the attendance is. smaller, .,, =.
The Rev. Mes>rS. Deans and Campbell
have been absent from town for several days.
The Alerts are expected home this eve
ming. .,,; e,
We regret to learn of the sudden death OF
Mr. Phineas W. Clay, near this place.
HarrS Bowman, lately drowned iii Phlla'
del lpt;a, ~: y. one time the Manchester cor
respondent of the wig: -. 8. -:
Under no circumstances will the Trustees
in future allow burials within the town
limits.
Beiits Lts has resumed operations in all de.
pmtments. go, 20. 80,
The county convention will be neft sally
in August.
Efforts will be made Ger, soon to raise a
Greeley Club OH the southSlde.
GRAND JrHoss DRAws.-Ihe following Is
IL list of the grpiid jurors drawn for the Au'
gust tcrlit of The Chesterfield Court
Midlothian ToWusItip james Ttifiief; D.
Z. Taylor, W H. f&tifbertbh' Sr%; c: {. At
kinson, and G. a. Horncf. 1...,,
AIatoacl Township: Benjamin hiliSey!
William Davis, and II. o. Gill.
Dale Township G. 5. Chalklcy, Watson
I'a.s, and Benjamin Williams. =,
Manchester Township: John c. Robert
son; W: i: Gary: 4. Il. Waligli, William
Bowman; aud j. H. Gill:
Bcriililda Township: William Britton
Henry Foster; and Williaii S: Dufal:
Glover Hill Township: j. II. Ashbrook
John Robertson; W. II. Pinchbeck, }. IA
Woodiin; and +. j: Sampson.
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New York items.

New Iosx, July 2l.-The trades unions
have qlarreled about the proposed parade on
the lst of August, and it Is Probable it won't
come OIL at all.
jerome l.. Babbc was robbed in Fifth
avenue stage Yesterday of 4 package contain
ing $4,000 worth of Diamonds.
1t is said that Bishop Bailey, Of New Jer-
sey, will soon be made Catholic Archbishop
of Baltimore, rice Archbishop Spalding, de.
ceased.
At the close Of bss speech last night, Scna.
tor ConklinS said, iii reference to CAR
SchurZ's statement that he had been offered
the patronage of the San Domingo business
81 will take the responsibility of the state
ment that the man who says that lies"
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LOCAL MATTERS.

,.....,..-,,>s or Yor>r TmEt ESp MS
.,r,rl.-NCIttoA S,.a? lnauf "a, ~ W.
- -. y .t.,,t Gf uc HrrrSt al lhQ''gE'S 'i,.-
49,, ,.fr,yucd with stealing go from K: :
>, .r1,,. statement which the boy gives
, .f.t l.,t week herwcnt into Jones,S gro
-,.' ,.nr, Ia get some IN ORGY changed. =, NJ
vi, :. - h"rt rnr'H md 'whr'' III
..,, &c III, boy changed the noe "ut OF
-.,...y which he had in his p"cket-book III
~. ..,, which WAS hanging up. The boy
,,,.,.. .,,yaN, ANA told 4 companion that ti,'
. ...w where l,r could get some money, ana
Fl. ,,,I Tie circum-tanc" OF the coat ana
.,n,r on saturday last the two d"cldc,'
,,r,t3 piln. Milllctpu was 10 90 III ana ASK
drink # water. which was III the hlch
~. .,g and near where the coat was hanging.
ia. ,.ot The water nnb also slj iron joncs' ;
.....,;-Nook. lIr. cave s. to hi companion
,r.' ,.,r tie other $40 for hi own ,lsc. he
49, ...rratiuH N:,> In" purchase. OF druil'
,.... p u.H>s,. >for. on Niain street, orwlrh
fa.. ,r,y >tl> hc paiu -'..o ":i,. "!th 'n'
r..s.n,r hr and his friend INDUCED III
..r,r,islncu,.. On Tur>dly Miill"ton's young
.r4,~I told him to 20 into Jones : pocket
,.k a-un. a> he wanted funds. This he
4a,f and took ont three iy"-dol!ar notes. ai0
'..t iilo prChrt-hook back. All OF THIS money
if. ,ly, br gave 10 the other boy. who called
H..l . "d--t fool" for not taking IT,,
aid all. Mihlcion', acromplic,
tru!u>rd to take him 10 Washington on
fap. bat hc was arrested lefore the cNrtr
>.on could hc taken, ana 81 only one enjoy
l,~ recreation in the capital city. l hr p"'ir
..l, an the watch for him, and hc no d"ub
via hr taken into custody shortly. NiIlic
+ n iS about nine years and eleven month
ud. lie WAS discharged by Justice Crew ol
s"rn,ut at hI< extreme youth and on tn
l4olui,c of tlo@ging from his father.
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Political.

CAIRO, ILL.,, july 24.-The Democrats and
Liberals of the eighth district failing to agree,
the former have nominated - wall and
the latter - Jones for Congress.
MARION, ONO, July 24.-The Democrats
and I,iberals have nominated General George
w. Morgan for Congress.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 24.-The Democratic
State Convention unanimously renominated
Governor Smith by acclamation, and reai-
firmed the platform Of 1870, with an addl-
tional resolution indorsing the action OF the
Baltimore Convention.
Tie Liberal Republicans, in Convention,
agreed to support the Democratic Greeley
electoral ticket.
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PORT uF RICHMOND, JULY 2l' @'9.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. S. Green, Carr, Philadelphia mer-
clandisc and passengers, W X. ror'ef.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chon6isp and passengers. l.. B. Tatuln, agent.
'n Srhooncr Francis French, Throgmorton, down
the river 10 load lumber for New ork.
schooner John Beatty, Price, down Tue fNer W
loa sohoonrr ,5 A. II. Edwards, Adams, York river to
load railroad ties for Philadelphia ,., ~.
Schuoucr " lillian Frazier, SaHcr liaitlinoie eW
ynrk river. r,iroad ties, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Frank Walter, brewster, Bostoh' iper-
cliandisc. Curtis & Parker ,..,,. ~, o,ar rort
Schooner Bee, llcrn, Phiaderha Gu oiu fo'''
lumber, Curtis s Parker.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, July 23-Arri,ed, Schooners T. u a.
burbank, Price: NJ. q. Leonard, Lyman; j. d..
Segulnc, Frank--all from virginia: ,,o o,, ,,on
ST. irns,;p which was contracted to be built mt Ric-
mon, Va, for The Virginia Steamship Company,
nany She will he launched about the end OF the
month and viii then be tOwed to Wilmington, DEL,
where her machinery will be put LII by HARLAN <
Hollingsworth.
Brig Clara E. Pickering, Smith. Of and from Isos-
ton for Georgetown, ID. C In ballast, put Into New
2lst In itrsss i hsyipg 1ss s @ sna .b shaa
bearing \. by w loo miles, In thick fog by British
steamship Erin, from New York for LONDON, ana
line, stecripg gear. mainmast head, main topmast
foretop gallant yard. aud split nlainsaiI. iae ,a
steamer but slightly damaged III and p psGSsedher her
carpeHfer on board aud life boat: the briggs boat
having been stuve III by the collision. Saptain
smith reports that e heard r te ~ as m minutes
previous TO the collision, and sounded nls OWN noIl
pnd He'll Int Mos powerless TO avoid her, the vino
being gh1 and e srg MisoaT Was Tint had
BEEN coal Laden She must have sunk Immediately.
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OS EyE1lYBoDY's Observation-Disclosures of the
great national rcgenerator of health PLANTATION
EITrERS are cn GvcrybOdy's tongue. This gratui-
tous riru roce advertising Is better than m the paid
for putting TO which the owners Of bogus bitcrs nrc
obliged to resort it has x spontaneous hcartncss
about II which carries conviction to the mind Of the
auditor. But l. Is 4 well-knowu fact that thc pro-
prietors of the PLANTATION BlTTERS have never
relied upon newspaper bolstering TO establish the
SUCCESS of preparation which owes Its astonishing
popularity mainly to the oral testimony of the
thousands who have either experienced or been the
eyewitness of the Immense physical good 1t has
wrought throughout the length and breadth Of the
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Weather Probabilities.

WasHHgTos, July 24.-Clearing weather
tonight on Q, f,e fower lakes, and thence to
Virginia and northeast ward over. the Middle
and Eastern States, viii; ffortherly to;;Tcst.
crly winds, yeering to souther1y o." Thurs
day. md moderate temperatures. Southersy
winds Il ste South Atlantic and Gulf States,
extending northaE-d to. the Ohio Valley,
with partly cloudy weather: The low bl.
rometer in the northwest will moy5 trst'
ward, with southerly to easterly winds.
Threatening weather and rain areas in the
Northwest, upper Mississippi Valley, and on
the upper lakes by Thursday.
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wholesale Arrests I'm Texas.

CoRslahNoj TEXAS, July 24.--Seventy-four
prominent citizens ef Coz sicano were yestcr-
day arrested for alleged, violations of the in
ternal revenue laws, and reqtttrsd 10 give
bonds for their appearance at Tyler or Atistn
on the first Monday in November. War
rants are out for 1890 citizess of this dis
trict wtry ~il be thus taks from their
homes on a four &,is' Journey at the same
time on the same pretcNs
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Man Killed by Railroad Train.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

SpeCIaI ttUETiIII 10 tIIc LIISEtRtNII'
GREENSBORO. July 24.-This morning about
) O'Clock a col0red man named Jack Reld
was killed by being run over near this place
by the excursion train bound from the coin
pany's shops to High Point, on the North
Carolina railroad. He was killed in an effort
to rescue pet dog who was on the railroad
trnplS
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.,cr,eS SALES THIS DAY.

,,,.u- xF,S..E. wi, So; (; ,N3 a y r''F'
} u. ..~, nsll-chosts Of Tea, furniture &c
uryu,S & co. will ~cH at 1903 Main s'tee'
VA, ,.',. ir,ot, and shcce, dry goods ciothihs
,-,.. Straw goods. G.
s,ul TAYLOR viii sell At o, ,,,a NJ, Us ne. " rrrr
t.rrlo UoA. ru Tho sn"i"s'"e o' ''''"'' 'N' "'''
>,.n aud >c'crth strrc's'
,noa,< ". HEFSrE w'n sell nj i" A; NJ '"rn''
..,.,. u,tr.ai-, 81
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RUNAWAY AccIpENT.-Two mules attached
to a coal cart, belonging: to Dir. G. 3. Lips
comb, ran off down TweHtyafifth street from
Broad yesterday. When near the f;tunery
they fell, injuring one SO badly that 1t had to
be killed. The driver escaped unhurt.
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The williaznspcrt Riot.

WILLAaspoRT, PA, july 24.-The militia
is here in force. Many strikers have been
arrested. The excitement has somewhat
subsided. The mayor has ordered the hotei
and saloon bars to be closed, and requests
citizens to remain within doors. Rumors
are circulating thata large number OF miners
are coming from theadjaeent mines, but they
are discredited.
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>rrC,AL C"rEr or APrEAs. WEnNESnAr.-
Decisions Were rendered in this court OF
z,,.t.jjly ~ follows:
Wa!rt,wcrI,, &C., ~. Goodwin. sheriff
Sr. Judgment Of the Circui, Court of Am
a.t,t a,'irmrd, Judge Barton delivering The
opinion.
,ol,rou rs. VmnGcr. Judgment OF the
circuit Court Of AlrXNudria affirmed. Judge
Nu"ii"Id delivering the opinion.
l,i@,r> saving, and Insurance Company
g.. .Eonr>. prT"r "l the Circuit Court of
H,tcr>nurg reversed, Judge Mclaughlin
,,"tiyrliug The opinion.
Haih,r r,. smith and ais. Decree of Cir
,'tit turri u lIcHriro affirmed. Judge Me-
imUyhlin delivering opinion.
Nc' iri,h. Hi,r> u co. rs. Br"adnaN, &c.
)'c,rc"l nruil Court "i DanIilIc reversed
.ittd.r Nn-ll.ld delivering opinion.
l""l.'u'r"n2l,', administrator u. Brock
rnuroG&i!. executor. Argument continued
E., ~. Robert Mayo for appclIcc>, and con
G9"'j ~ Nr. Gri>Wo'd f"r appellants.
Harrison, &r. rs. Fisher and ais. Sub
Wtir'l in printed notes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
scs York sleek and Money marke

NEv YoBk, JuiS s4.-donsy easier thai
any day during che year at s'o s per cent.
Wall street very dull. Sterling, week at
1909 to 1O99. Gold, 1143 to 1f43. Gov
ernments quiet. States very dull. Ten
nessee's. IS; new, 49,. Virginia's, A; new,
5Os. Louisiana's, so; new, .4s. Leyee's,
Gl; SIS, 70. Alabama's, 81; SIS, 60. Geor-
gia's, 73; rs, SO. North Carolina's, 33B; new
20. South Cardinals, 81; new, 293.
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Colorado Stage Coach Robbed by Road
Agents.

Denver, Cot.j duly 24.-The coach Of the
Colorado Stage Coriitany, from Fair Play
Yesterday, was stopped by tw5 road agents
lust evening within ten miles of this city. and
ro!,l,ed Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S treasure box,
containing a. 900 in gold and small sums in
currency. The passengers were not mo-
Ipstpl,
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Mexico.
DEATH or PRESIDENT JrAREZ.

MArAMoKAs, July 24.-Ncws has been re-
ceitcd here of the death of President Juarez,
on the 18th instant, of apopleXy. Brhc pres-
dency of the Republic will deyoIyc upon
Lcrdo de rinda, chief justice of the Supreme
Court, until Congress orders an election to
gill the yacNncy.
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RALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 2i.--Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull aud declined sc. t"rn--N nlte, 7sUl9c.
visions very stroil. and buoyant. Pork. 81! 25
souller & Lard sg'ts Mnskey astiyeat ns s'tS
cons6Is. 5o5 West Virginias, Is. North Carroll.
mas, sex; new, 20. Special tax, li-all bids.
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'rhe Geneva Arbitration. A

LsSr6x,; July a. New YORK Worlds
special from Gcneva.1 ".serious embarrass.
ment has been caGtisea IN Che Board of Arbi.
tration by the English ffotest against the
consideration Of any evidence or dtSnients
showing animrIs on the part of Great Bri.
tain. England insists that the introduction
of this evidence practically admits the con-
sideration of the spirit of the indirect claims,
which were presented only to prove other
claims which, otherwise would be impossi.
BILE to substantsste, Should this evidence be
excluded few cases car be pfoyedP
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CH4RLEsros, S. c., July 24.-The Supreme
Court decides the issue of the Blue Ridge
railroad scrip to be unconstitutional. This
wines out Sp,O0o,000 of the State liability
created by the last Legislature.
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JOB PRlSTrNG.-We call the dttention OF mer-
chants, clerks of courts sheritfs, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered AT
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt aud faithful execution of all kinds of JoB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards.
Bill-IIcats, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bllls, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare. Show Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Drowned i'm a. Spring.

Special Telegram to the Ispatch.
BuRKEvILLE, VA, July PA little girl
two years old, daughter of A. j. Randlett,
living near this place, was found this evening
standing on her head in spring drowned.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
N THE RICHMOND PosT-OPFIcE july "a, 1872.
Charles Sambie, Hewlett's, Va; Wash. Ty-
ler. Richmond.
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SALES:
CORE.-Wnitc, l,20O bushels,
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK. july ei.-Cotton quiet; sales, l,is9
bales; uplands, &c; Orleans, 22fc FlousIuet ana
unchanged. Whlskey active ut 93sc: WsSAt ilrmcr ;
iriner Ricc quiet nt si@l0c Pork frrSr mt $iS.I5
Lard firm ut sifpsc. Tnrpcntinc steH.y. Rosiii
firm. Tallow quiet at !t6t9tc. frcightSAieadicr.
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- 'RTtAEE EErORT.--1he following is the
W''tu"ry report for the week ending Satul-
",' jay ~. 1872, compiled from sections
,|"En- Received at the Office of the Board of
ii~in:
Whole hunhcr Of deaths in the city, 50.
~ "Vd'tion, 5 stillborn were reportcd--1
w, ''r, ! co'orcd. Sex: Males, IS; females,
~ '"Ior: White males, 10; white females.
- ynof"d males, -; coored females, II.
|, 3'Nn'''M: single, +3; married. widow
= .; widows, ); unknown, ,. Nativity:
""' States, IS; Ireland, l. Locality: Mar
y,''l ,''l ";Tu, .; Jefferson Ward. lG; Madison
|'"'" Monroe Ward, 10; Clay Ward, I;
,'",N>'h ward. 8; alnlshousc, 4; pcuiten-
l~,'' :. Age: One day TO thirty, :; one
.''"'! 70 ~,X,I; six month: TO twelve, IS;
,'., year /" three, 9 five years to ten, ,
.ns. years to twenty, A; twenty years TO
~ r,,' thirty years TO forty, 4 forty years
T., ',''!,'' my years to sixty, 2; sixty years
.rn.,''e"'I = seventy years to eighty, . !; m-
"'Mn' ,,-'....' /. by whom certified: Regular
C,>.,'"'ohcrs, iS; irregular practitioners, /.
d',",""'r'2; Board OF Health, s. Causes of
>n;,n' 'l' ApopleNy, l; cancer, >; cercbro-
r,,1, t,,na meningitis, |; cholera intantum, 10:
,+'''e,r.::'horbus, / con2estivc chill, /: con-
,,,',,::''|a'h, (co!ored), continued fever, !;
,.,.,'s /; commissions, !; diarrhns,
ty.,.n;,4 :; disease Of heart, }; drowning, :;
%l'cf! lac'te), 4; hydroccphaIus, / ma
IaTn',,,: meningitis, l.; pneumonia. !;
i: ;Gts .m;1;, 'lFth, /; pnerpural conylllsions,
'rlir, ny EuGannni, / tabes mesen-
g,s..~,n,,;' g', teething, 5; tetanus, /; trismus
i''' typhoid fever, 2; unkgown,5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-25

RANGE OF TuERMoIE22EE4 IT DrsrATcn Or.
FrcE, "Wednesday, July "a: 8 A. NJ, 80 de-.
grees; T. NJ, SO degrees; 6 p. NJ, IS de-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-25

EXCURSION TO WEST PoiET.-The eXcur-
sion Of Marshall Lodge, K. of p, to West
Point takes place tomorrow morning. 1t
promises to be ono of the pIeasantest of the