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New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

FRuTS@fsde IN Foreign has unusually quiet dunns the seI,
Prices Of most descriptions are whoqt chang ,hoa'
"a SS 100 bali 81 100 quarter bore. do at 7c
200 case. sardi6e at lse oA Tor qqsr'sf ~ ~ % N. F a
4c pals New Dates &c We quote Loose Muae E.'
3sc. Nuts Of ali kinds dull and unchanged; ,, 90
FEATHERS good eqGe Prime are less plenty, and hm " ~
GRiiS-Hoes Of Wheat are disposed the demand roup,
asIy Choice White wanted the market close s for good
are 800 bosh ier No Chicago sPnng ami ga e. 80
or Rejected s. r 10 SoTsISe % SpSi - u e - c 1Sr No.
81 81 for White Mehga9 81 s o Amber lsasas ana b5rs' Ssr
4asl IS Canada west 6e Tor Inferior ree;e ma
Of 500 City Oa 81 S. time Oats are ur common
eayS sS 1na & ea'ri N Si sS ned w s 45lc White a. Black
sc Mixed i5dS)ie White at $3.50 k,e qs'eli
stronger demand chiefly for ISort but IN part FOR nvesmni e
sale. 6740O bush Dnp and Gsoani az Si oJ ana
DO White at Csc DO Yellow o atSic state Round ie0" at s
GUSSES-Thers only limited call and pce' ady
We quote Bags l5iGl for light weight and 'e Tor hAy Net
GISSESG%TSe aise very du pon unchanged
GAN0-Perun quiet but steady s7l for Gsanap and s'o for
HIDEs-Ths market for Dry Hides has been y ,vs bat pnes,
there quotabe change, though common are n9s
per Leather Hides 10 good eeTsqd sf We zote % o. south Aa
,0 oe hs oas io To- & ngSey MONEY otSi arr
change Calcutta HIDE are N demand our e9oIea' % %
ports total 1850 hides as follows li71 from Seiad
Aspnwa 352 from Francisco Henry Chauncey M oa
Peruann per Ahaud ASH from Galveston per City ~ Houston
s2S from Galveston per Aadnei 43 FROM NeN0heaus sherman
S8 from NewOens per @ from Savannah per HIATT
Vile; other eoastSise ports Sales since tht 9h
inst have been 400 HIDES, aud $40 bales ~ ioloss
5000 Dry Buenos Ayres 10. L selected bOO Dy
Entire Rios arrive 2i n at 2sc gold sseeied 21o Dry MOI
eyleo b. gold selected $500 Dry B A. and honteF F"
Kip arrive, lgdl2 b, at &c. gold, selected 2 Drl no
Grande, p 10 private terms l4OJ Dry Onnoeo s9i 10 a
goN selected coo Dry California 23l o 2.c, gold eed
200 Dr Boota lsd25 h. goh they 90 Dry bogoA
Kip Is TO- gold. they 0J Dry Central American 1~
p m at 2ld2tc gold they 5000 Dry Vera Cruz 70 ~ On
yate terms Mexican 2Od 70. pnyste terms lo heh-
can Kns 10 H. on private terms; 6f0O Dry Teas part no
20 b al 2O ale cuncyi Dry TEXAS Kps 10 d. az Hc cur
renc Oa Wet Satrd Texas 55060 n. ~ J.c egcne 90
Wet sted New.0ens 20 b At l3 Currency 30 We sae'
v ~ N al He eurreucy 2pO City Slaughter steers Wd 10 ~
~ arrrncy; 2O) City Slaughter Cows. " No. al le, eor-
rency; 800 City slaughter Bulls, $ b At &c enreneI
ISe hales Calcutta Cows, 10,
$50 bales Cseatts Buffalo, 2Oa2I B, Pnvae terms.
me stock on hand bales
9 100 bales follows So 80 Dr. Bueno. Ayres ks
as zoo Dry Monevdeo 45 0U0 Dry Rio Grlrde $50 Dry On
uoco 500 Dry Central American Dry Tamco 80 Dry Porto
Cabeo $500 Dry Leone, lAfncanE 2Oo Dry bo,cts and
sayaua; $500 Dry Saed Mexican 1000 D au Sad Tenss
aud SOUTHERN bales Calcutta Bufao 80 bales Caeua Gov We
quote.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Dspatches from the tracklaying forces OF tho Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad Company today say that the
gap being closed from both ends at the rate OF mile
day. The gap Monday, 1Ih, was reduced to 40! miles,
and VIII be closed by the last Of November or soon
thereafter when trains will through from tide
water to the head Of owwater navigation on the ohio
The earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids, ana
Minnesota Railway Company, for the week ending Oct
7, were $3O.96G 10.
The earnings Of the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail-
road for the first week in October 1872, $55s's
1871 s4S97 75 increase t 900 25. Jan to Oct 81 lSI2
1CS4 40 40 1871 $1s99 93 Is; increase si9iI9I a.
The Indiana ana Illinois Central Railroad Is an east
and west line, and when completed, VIII connect III
danapolis, Ind with Decatur Illinois, l52 miles Thirty
miles OF the road in Illinois finished and in opera
ton 55 miles of the western division Will be completed
this year. and the whole road will be in operation during
the wear 1873 Upward OF 100000 are pledged 10 te
enterprise partly by counties, towns and individuals
along the line Among the latter a number OF we'll
known capitalists OF this and adjacent cities Inc Co
pauy own 1000 acres of block coal lands ON the line OF
the road and anticipate a largo revenue from tnis
source They have also 10000 acres OF farming lahds'
The Company are Offering for the purpose OF completing
the road First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds having
20 years TO run at 90 and accrued interest in currency
through their financial agents. Messrs. Walker Andrews
& Co.. No IA WalLst who will furnish pamphlets ana Iun
information in reference to the enterprise on apphcao
Attention ia called 10 the advertisement OF the west
chester Fire Insurance Company. Having surplus Vi
more than double the amount Of its capital thls Co-
pany claims to afford undoubted security TO its policy
holders.
The aggregate amount Of exports exclusive Of spece)
from the Port Of New-York for the week ending Oct l5
1872, was S6,l1lO56.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Pennsylvania
g. 1O7 Philadelphia aud Erie Railroad, 25i; Reading
Railroad, J7i Pennsylvania Railroad. 5si Gold, 112i
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Gold seems to be for the time being pretty much de-
void speculative life the business to-day being OF the
most insignificant Importance. The chief dealings were
at 112s the range Of day being 1925 and 12I The
lending rates were fat and l. 2, 3, and per cent for
carrying The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 In
called bonds and $50 900 in coin interest The days ous
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was: Gold cleared
s2s o79 900; gold balances $O55,929, and currency
alnnces ans 152 The following the qeotati0ns
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Auttion Sales of Real estate.
A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

A DMINISTRATOR's SALE.
"a At public premises Staabureh Daiehe County
HeWYork THURSDAY. Oct. II, 1872, at II o'clock
entirely thretor frame HOUSE. with ten Of ground
suitable residences delightfully."- auaed about
railroad
commanding of the Catsk Mountains and
surrounding Also adjoining hne site for similar residence
Also the valuable lCEOUSES n 10 number occupied BY the
together with lease Of ame expiring March
1871 Also valuable DOCK PROPERTY and large sore-house
thereon. doing prosperous ghng business Also several
PLOTS fLAND desrab located With dwellings thereon Trains
Grand Central Depot Hudson River Railroad O'Clock
For MILES
HUGIES. Adm,r staatshurEh. n ".
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Ne
vada will close at lio p. NJ, at the Merchants Ex
change, Nos so and 50 Pine-st
The money market has ruled quiet and easy all day az
and per cent this forenoon and lower rates later
Discounts are unchanged.
Government bonds were steady on moderate volume
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

william Ward quotes stock privileges as selling for
per cent cash bonus 80 days time and II to u per
cent bonus on co days. at the following variations from
the market price of the securities named:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE MARKETS.
lc.rh.r, R.per,.a tor TEE r.Isusr. !


TUEsDAT Oct is. 1877.
AsHEs-The receipts to-day pfgS Pos are sesy with
inquiry quoted % 25GSs Is Pearls are dull ana nominal
BUILDING MATERIALs-Bneks limited demand and prices
Cement quiet and unchanged bahs are IN M ee
Tire market Is steady sales Of Eastern at ~ 90 Line
Quiet s IS for Common and ~ 10 for Lomp Vnf aesoP
tons are without quotabe change We quote;
AkIckA ChhDr eo
Pale VM......, Is o0ds - eOsendhie y bol.s - dsl I"
RH No.. @d5 0 LINZ 80,
500 % Common v bol''.''''
Croson Fronts, y M % oG6 " Lamp obl..,..'' "a
PhilAdelphA RTonts. 70 OdS " LAthi Eastern v NJ.
rAnss .oAe "a
Cattle brsh 70 hofa sooua w. Jun so1s 40
GOa per bush. - NOVA seouA D. s-s' o6eS
Cac. East kCsu Vtan- . W0| -
BRooM-CoRN AND BROohS-Tbe market for Corr 90,ss and
unehaagei quote Hur Y 70 At 1daei 0reen' '"'e' '
and Old at 2doc. Brooms steady, bet qust A.
BREswAX-The market remains dull ano tes NV"
ward lover rates quoted al ~ dJNe lot western - s,..
COFFEEThe Harts for Rio Was v a's ,S ~ ,Do Sss D
noticeable still prices show DO spt' ia e -
Isy earsOss dl4cl P. Do lssSs SSO To az S os1
Prime Do Ia Glsc sales s6 bars per steamer Aea 80 ~
ADdes 1900 arrive south Ansnea ~ w. 70 a IA s. g ~ ar Ar
Baltimore 800 per Cho~rsni lso ne 'o' Ss' per
YANKEE. Other styles dull ahd eeehAhksn -
The stock Of made BY Messrs "m SEQ" oons
follows - A, p-, Oso1
G.t.. 100 At baltimore. SQ5l
a, Ne 0,Is.p, 80. Rss3 Al AtEew-fork........... 6SS
A. Mobile. axlQa
savannah. '"e@''''''''''''''''' ~
CAEDLtThs iSosTI has been o5h h@S Rs pne' arc 's'''
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

The quosOnt based cotton IN Hofe, running ~ qnah
more than LAf gade auOve or below The yrsde quoted.
FOR PRKsKST DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
offered Asked.
Oserel sskeS

In State bonds, Tennessees were strong and higher
the new July South Carolnas sfenng up to 2Si Mis-
sour, xVas Arm nj GA, The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
anna dnr,s business at the U. s. Treasury vas:

The days business at the o. H. Treasury Was'
Gold re,pts Ss22 20 Currency psTments s2aS "a
od r.,rsnt. - OIL Currency baisnee.. HO4l,lb o.
Gold bal,nee..... 508 338 Is Customs 1'ooo %
Cuusney Ieceipts..... 23ZiSl9 Uol
Foreign exchange closes quiet Sixty days bills were
n little easier but sight sterling was fairly held We
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
,man;Pst>nt

Aesmsnars quoted At for u B o. Sperm Pss<n
2alJc. and Psrahne at 50c
COITOE-The market r.
the demand aken and the We quote
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcEANGE-FIRsT CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ:
SALES FROM 10 TO 1Oi A. NJ.

Sdks or GoroHFl>n boEds ~,
10o g. 52n tou b2...,.li3 6s CunencV''''i.s
5000 L. b. ezo Oou S'..lH ..''.''.'''''''''''f
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16
Citp propertr 10 Eet.
fnnsrs. nooms, &Zr., fuarIeo.

WANTED, by a gentleman with a wife and
" child, Rooms. large with acoye, with
boari in New York Brooklyn, Wamsbub AadTes $ H. Trb
Ofce.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

MsraeAibo. o........ss-.Kold - dlb
HOPs-There has been a fair inq
are very arm. We quote New At 15
Cents y n
New.rorks. growth is72.. l5d3l
Eastern. groHIt 1871 80, 2SdJD
Western. growth l812... 25dJj
learhngs. growth ls7l... Nominal.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

FLOUR AND MkAL-lhe Flour m9rAet u faei, tf @r gfs's
Good SupeGne aDd No Ria fair demand snd trs
better with acye export inqmw the io-
grades tue trades du and and the hl
steady; sales Of Oj bbs including go hb Nv
grades export bb EIra for November Geyw a. ~ &
aud within few days re sales OF shipping krtas have been made or
October November and December delivery private tnS We
New-York tribune., 1872-10-16

CUPREME COURT SALE.
- s J. GOODBNOUGH. Auctioneer
by GOODENOUGH WEBER.
Office No. III Broadway, Newlork
will seT at public auction
WEDNESDAY, Oct 20
at u O'Clock, at the Exchange Salesroom
III Broadway NeW-YOrk,
the fvpF desrr property under direction Of EDWARD y
sTILWELL, Referee; -
Store No 80 Roosyeltst
One LOT side OF Seconaye dttant 100 feet
southerly from Fitythrdst.; dimensions, 2OIo0 feet
the sOuihcrY SIDE Of FtythhsL 10 eet easery
from the Second ave dimensions, 25TlOJ feet 800
One LOT l991554 wish the threestoy bnek Building thereon
situated on the eaey Hudson ave- 20 feet north Of a
IN CITY Of Brooklyn.
One LOT 2OI486 the thesOry brick Blding thereon
situated Of HudsOnsye and Is-sL aon
ING the above.
situated ely HGe Of 1ar, ant ~ 6OJ feet eaA'sy
6.ps and particulars at the oHee Of the Aueiioneer
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

AGENTS WANTED.-Agents make more
money at work for us than at anything else.
business light and permanent. Particulars
iree. e. STINSON " CO., Fine Art Pub
fishers, Portland. Maine.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

cs9- Adver S'e in the DAILY RECORD, tie
Oldest papec il NeIRuso County.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

You
Want
To increase
Your business,
Advertise in the
fnfsoLrMCEN1as Rseosv
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

{ HhEAT MEDICAL BOOK of useful knowledge
~ 10 ALL Sent free for two stamps, Addres.
Dr. hohaparte ~ Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

Kare Chance for Agents
AGENTS, we will pay you so per week in cash
fny q you VIII engage with US AT ONCE. Everything
tuaMrr4Inshed, urn aud expenses paid Address 4. a
oELL u CO., Charlotte Mich.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12
KANSAS REGISTIR'D BONDS

Safe ond Profitable investment Bonds. Some OF
the wealthiest counties in KANSAS Allen, An
derson, franklin, Johnson and Dhuglas Counties.
Registered by the State of Kansas Interest and
principal paid by the State treasurer. The Bonds
pay Z per cent. interest and are over three years
old, the coupons having been always regularly and
promptly paid For statistics and information, ad-
dress SAM'L A. GAYLORD Il CO., SO Wall St.,
N Y City
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12
lightning Rods

Munson,s Copper Tubular Lightning Rod with
spiral changes, is the most complete protection a.
scientific world and ny Wholesale Dealers fr0r
Maine to Georgia. Send for Circular to LOCK
HAkT a CO., 234 Penn ST, Pittsburgh, Pa, or y
square (NOrthl New York.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-06-12

Butter and cheese are almost indispeusi-
bic articles Of food. Properly used, they
are nutritious and healthy; hut on inordi.
nate use of either causes indigestion and
dyspepsia. Owen GafTney's Sunday Com
fort, Judiciously used will remove both of
there tNNoies
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IL gsD

NJ. ". PIANO CO., n. Y. PRICE Gs,eMA
~ ~ No Agents. Circulars free aYeeJU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06

A CENSUS OF THE HoRSEs.-Tho genera
prevalence of disease among horses, ana inc
special interest in them. which grows out OF
their present condition, gives the following
census statistics Il current interest
The whole number Of horses i'll the unltcd
States is 9,Gl9,al9. OF those ,l32 ,Sf9arc en-
farms, and ,5i7,310 in cities and towns ana
otherwise, not on farms. The number III
each State Is as follows: Alabama, 2,S07
Arizona, A.452; Arkansas, lo2,24o; Calllor'
mia, 2n, lag: Colorado. 1887; Connecticut,
54,i39; Dakota, 3,243; Delaware, 1858
Florida, 1l,451; Georgia, 1929 Idaho,
2,775; Illinois, 1,0l7, 6lG Indiana, 553, 203
Iowa. 1876; Kansas, 10000; Kentucky,
81, 200; Louisiana, G2,js4; Maine, 1912
Maryland, 102,2lG; Massachusetts. SG,2GG
Michigan, 253.G70; Minnesota, 102 ,G1S; Mis-
sissippi, 10000; Missouri, 1882; Montl'
M. 6,733; Nebraska, 33,9Ol; Nevada, 14.40O
New Hampshire, 43,335; New Jersey, lO3,
CTS; New Mexico, 2G,5o0 New York, s56,
21; North CarIlina, ia ,lG6; Ohio, T04.'
064 Oregon, 81 ,625 Pennsylvania, Gil ,lss
Rhod" Island, 1l,1l3; South Carolina. "a
05a Tennessee, 273.300; Texas, 5Ii.Gil
Utah, 1i,2sl; Vermont. G9,7I5; Virginia
CS,93S; Washington, 1928; West Virginia
J9,3G3; Wisconsin, 210,0s3; Wyoming, j.,
I.J;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06
.tIen of small articles, could be seen borne
- ...k -. Ifc atkl

tIen of small articles, could be seen oorns
,ahassu GA shealaauld a5sads sisa ssaass
hny !, W vino were in demand on all sides, and
twore lIberallv raid. The nunlher of vehicles
l. drawn nv horses was very few, and the orr
ycrs became the butt for jokes by the cTowd,
and cries of "Give him smoke, old man :;
| .. Feed him on tar"; "Bettergo home, epi'
xootic., &c, could be heard from the side
walks. Il was worthy Of notice, however
that there, were very few sick or ailing horses
being worked, the owners having followed
/ the humane example of the large corpora
tons, BY stablins their horses and resting
them. ...
Large quantities Of freight have accumu.
lated at the wharves and dep0ts, which n, mus.
| be still further increased before 1t VIII DC
possible to deliver it, unless at the most eA-
orbitant rates. Drays now com'1alI n ..,.a.
$3.50 to S. per load. At the oyster wnalt -
| the average charge for carriage was ll9ii -
to 50 per load. and each cart had nan uozsi1
applicants. The hand-carts, usually pen VI se
ut 80 cents per load, commanded 81 10 q ioi
every trip made. -. , 90
oxen will he introduced. Four yoke ap-
reared on the streets yesterday. In Boston
this class Of beasts Of burden We're, very
common during the prevalence Of the horse
disease there. Being exempt from the lnnu'
enza they were able to work without inter-
ruption, and proved very valuable 10 those
who introduced them on the streets. LII -
learned that number Of business men arc
seeking to bring in unemployed oxen ironl
the surrounding country for temporary
service. -Baitim0re Sun, N0ren0er ON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06

A FARMERS REAEDY.-A practical farmer,
who has had large experience in rearing
sheep, assures the Baltimore american that
the cpizootic influenza, which has attacked
the horses with 20 much yirulencc, IS pro-
cisely similar to the malignant dlStemper
which sometimes destroys whole ilocks OF
sheep. A year or two ago his sheep were
affected with the distemper, and he cured
them with the following simple remedy:
Each sheep was caught and lighted
match held under its nose. Tue fumes OF
the sulphur and phosphorus entered the nos
trils and produced violent sneezins, by
which all the mucous secretiOns were thrown
out. The nose was then touched with tar,
and the animal kept in dry place for two or
three days and allowed to cat nothing but
soft food. The cue was immediate, ana
failed in no instance.
The same gentleman has frequently cured
horses that were suffering from influenza 10y
giving mixture Of powdered bayberry and
slippery-elm bark. Take equal parts OF
each, feeding quarter of pound ut each
meal. The horse should be fed on ground
corn and ground oats mixed, and the pow
der should be put into The food. Its better
to put lump Of rock salt in box near the
trough, where the horse can lick at it when
ever the notion takes him, than TO season his
food with ground alum salt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06

A RICHMOND ScuLrToR's WoRK.-A Gin
cinnati correspondent sends us al extract
from a paper Of that city giving some ac-
count of Il highly-commended piece of sculp'
ture by young artist formerly of this city
II is an ideal statue entitled "Virginia,' de
signed for memorial monument in honor
of Virgpia's dead. The design is that of 1
female figure in ancient dress and armcr
seated in mourning attitude, with her riSh
foot resting upon broken cannon, which i:
partly buried in the earth. In her left hn(
is held spear, reversed, and over the can
non creeps vine Of ivy.
The paper referred to above says
There can be no doubt as to the talent OF
an artist who can produce such Il mastery
work of art rs virginia. The grandeur
OF this conception is OF no ordinary merit
Every feature is well brought out, and shows
the ability us sculptor which will yet m axe
NJ. Ezekiel famous"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06

EPIzooTY AMONG THE DEER.-A gentleman
who has just returned from deer hunt on
the frontier brings news of an epidemic pre-
yailing among these animals which threatens
to seriously affect the supply of vcnison. lie
says that herds were Frequently seen i'll
which there would he dozens scarcely able
to travel, aud that large numbers of dead
and dying deer were found in the woods
The disease seems TO resemble in It's symp-
toms the horse disease which Is now creating
so much trouble in the East.-S. Pau
Press, October 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06

A Gtrps Romance and other 1dtcs. 10y
EngDERUg w. Ros,ssoN. New lorh
HAgrER & BROTHERS.
K. collection Of tales by the popular autho'
ofsaFor Her Sake" Poor Humanity, &c y:
we have seldom read volume OF stories
marked by less duIlness. IL is oooK 10 oe
cupy the haif:hours after dinner, OF 10 whh'
away a days journey.
For sale by j. T. ELLysos, Richmond.
,,c;ns,a,s Proqressioe Eaglsh Grammar
New York: HAarER & BRorItEHs.
This little volume forms part OF cotrs'
of English grammar, in two books. lh'
first book is entitled First Lessons in Eng
lish.o The course is highly commended o.
eminent teachers, and is, we believe, In use
in some of the schools of this cty.
Forsale by j. T. ELLrsoS, Richmond.
The CYty of God and The Chnrch-!aokers
A, determination OF Structural Christianity
md Criticism of Christian Scr'bes ano
Dortors of Law. BY X. ABBET. New
York HuRp & HoUGHToN. Cambridge
TIE Riverside Press.
This seems to be commentary on TIE
commentaries. DR.. ARBEy's premise Is thai
some of the greatest hindranccs to the spread
of Christianity are found IN the Church
and he pronounccs the strife rs to orSaniza'
ton about myth, q fact that never nap
pcned. He assumes TO controvcrt twenty
four alleged popular errors respecting the
Christian religion. or the origin ana hatuie
OF the Church, and substitutes for them
fwenty-four theses which he believes incon'
,royertible. The book will interest all who
are fond of speculative theology.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co., Rich
mond.
Boarding. School Days. BY V1Erx Nous
rAcuE. With Illustrations by +. Q. {,
BARLEY and THOMAS MAST. HURD 4
HouGuros, New York. The Riverside
Press, Cambridge.
A splendid book for boys, in which FIEvs
MousTAcHE, an old boy, records the lrolic'
and adventures and sober second thought OF
his schoo-!ife.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co., Rich
mond.
The Gift Of the Knees; Or, The Ministry q
Prayer The ministry Of Po'ecr. Published
hy the American Tract Society through
HuRp l. HouGHToN, New York; The River
side Press, Cambridge.
The title interpreted is "The Gift Of
Prayer The reader is presented with three
stimulating narratives illustrating the sub
iect: two by the well-known author Mrs
SulPTos. and one, "Thrce Days in the Life
of Gellert,'' charming tale from the Ger.
man, which we are confident will become
very popular.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co., Rich
mond.
Ny Last Cruise Where We Went and VIVA
We Sa,r. BY 4. w. HABERsHAm, Lieuten
ant United States Navy, and late Of the
North Pacific Surveying and Exploring
Expedition. Illustrated with Steel Plates
and Wood Cuts. Philadelphia: j. B. LIP
PlHCoTT & Co.
This is an account, in detail, of visits tt
the Malay and Loo Choo Islands, the coast;
of China, Formosa, Japan, kamscbatka, 81
IBERIA, and the mouth of the Amour river
iuterspersed with amusing incidents and cX'
citing adventures.
For sale by WooDHousE & PARHAN, Rich
mond.
The Boys Book about MdianS, Bcjng What
I !Sap and Heard for Three Years on the
Plans BY Rev. EpMCND Is. FUTILE, Post
Chaplain, dc. Philadelphia }. ID. LIP
rINCOTT d Co.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06
DEATHS.

Died. ut half-past o'clock yesterday morning
ELLA, infant daughter of Thomas j. anu aura '
Gilman, aged eleven months and fourteen days.
Her funeral will take place at her fathers resi-.
dcnce. on Washington stree; near Hary". TODAY
ut o'clock L. NJ. The friends Of The family arc IN.
rtcd To attend.
Washington StGr please copy.
Died suddenly, al his residence, No. zoos Eenabc
street, Mr.. q EUkGE ROGERS, in the hfty-thirJ
year Of his age.
His funeral will take place TllIS MORNING, al
his late residence. at o O'Clock. Friends and ac-
q,aintanccs respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.