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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-26
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n, uuilH!"riani business, the uhhni>hco
...G">>. Icing The li'iIl b'i, came up Wheh
49,. .undi'r moved /" lav IL on tise ta"le 'oi
~ ~ order 10 proceed Win plii> ilolh
.n .HHlit"r on commerce.
... H.. motion q! Mr.. Chandler, rs to-day
E,'n IL apart Tor the consideration VI
."- tp'n r." Committee on Commerce. lie
q, Is" did not know exactly what 10 40
'..Ut t.r l%rlit tai III view OF the aciloh Vi
'r ~,l..t., on Friday last. The question was
s,4ta'r ii would be we'll to await no" the
'....; till ~ thc House. ana 10 take UP ana
.... .ar ito!t>c itl!' Ia repeal the taN on YEA
a, iIr,. II any rate. he suggested t!iat
"."t" take up ana lF'>S tomorrow 'fe
...,.'r t''i /" repeal The IAN on Tea ana COZ
!H Ni,W ot the uncertainty Wnlch pre-
.,i III jHi>iil">> circles: Tor on frlday nc
i received letters &ud '''c2thlnS from leIlE
.taa., roIGnrgral houses amt organizations
-.af- ;trr iHeaAu- OF the action Of the Sen
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occurred in the aspect of Louisiana affairs.
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., tA.rhickasaw nation. died here this morn
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REAssEssMEST OF LANps.-In accordance
with the expressed desire of the people of
the county, as declared at public meeting,
tic Beard of Supervisors Of Henrico county
have petilioned the court to order rc'isscss-
ment of lands.
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lTT!I.AITI.II TII[i w ! III MN IT
PHiLADELIHIA, March 2I.-E.ercs dali: s:ics 81
10 head extra f"nn>ylyalia anu western Ssc:s !,
77716DSs.7: fair tn good. SGGgs7: commcn siJnM
$50. sheep in fair demand sales Of lo.ooo head at
709;c. Hogs lower; sales Of 100 head at stT @SITt
Per cwf.
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r o. M.-RICHNIOND LODGE, No. ,:
4. 4 regular meeting of this lodge will l'c held
THIS (I'u"sdayl EVENING ut y O'Clock. In Hall
corner of Ninth and Broad streets.
Every mcmbcr is requested TO lc present, rs i'm
portant business will come before the Lodge.
Members Of sister lodges are cordially invited In
atlcnd.
Iiy order Of the Worthy Master.
GEORGE Il. WALDMAN,
NH o5-ltA Recording Secretary.
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Z q. Il. M.-2GTH SLEEP, WORM MOON.
4. 30 BEEATHS PAST THE It'll RUN, 6. 5. y.
31-A regular council fire of CIIiCkAfIOMlNI
TRIBE, No 81, will be kindled on this sleep, In their
wlgwaul, corner Twcnty-SiXth and NJ streets. Palc
faces for adoption will enter the forest ut the st
This being the last sleep during tie three moons
chicrs and brothers win plelsc come prepared 10
place their wampum into the belt.
BY order of NJ. L. WHTEIIU&ST, W. 5.
T. WILEY DAVIS.
NH ce-lts Chief of Records.
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SALARY IScREAsED.-The Board Of Super
yisors of Henrico county have increased the
salary of the county judge to $1,000 per an.
mum. A recent act OF Assembly conferred
the authority upon the supervisors to tnkc
this action.
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A I'TENTION, FIREMEN.-The regular
n quarterly meet!ng of The n0ARD OF con, 20;
TROL OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND for the assessment Of fires
will I've held at Washington Hall on NEDNf SDhl
EVENING; the eth instant at O'Clock.
II. \. CARDWELL,
NH os-3t Clerk Fire Department.
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The recommendations of previous mes
sagcs with respect to the public schools
have. with single exception, been cordially
adopted by the Council, and the promises OF
niy annual message for 1871 have been fully
realized. We l:ayc public school system
in Richmond which, although in its infancy,
will bear favorable comparison i'll its esssei.-
tial results. if not in the costliness OF its
appointments, with the most advanced sys-
TENS in the country. We have four large
buildings of first grade and five Of a lower
grade conveniently located, and hope soon to
commence the construction OF another in the
southwestern portion of the city to accom-
nodate an increasing demand in that quar-
ter. The grade of instruction has been adj
yaneed; the classification Of scholars per-
fected; the teachers are becoming trained hy
experience and by lecture III the best
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while many Of them were for the conStruc.
ton in localities where 10 additional risk was
thereby occassioned, some were, it seems to
me, less justifably allowed. ia. a.-.,
Under this indulgence the erection Of more
substantial and handsome structures is pre-
vented, risk Is Increased, and the improve
ment Of particular locality often manifestly
permanently retarded. The extreme Iibe-
rality of the Council in this matter is ex-
hibited in the fact that but nine applications
were refused throughout the year. During
the month of january Of the present year
eight similar applications were granted and
nine rejected The fire-alarn and police
telegraph has proved q most valuable adjunct
in the operations of the department., and the
number of stations il i'll progress Of steady
increase. r.
The difficulty of access to the Basin on ac-
count OF the piling Of freight, and especially
wood, on its banks at those points where the
streets abat thereon, has sometimes seriously
impeded the operations Of this department.
[ have caused proper representations OF this
obstacle to be made TO the President Of the
Canal Company, who promptly gave assu-
RANGES that orders would be issued to prevent
the trouble in future.
TIE WATER DEPARTMENT.
The first pipe was laid for the Water
Works in 1881. There are now 40 miles and
SOS yards of pipe and 220 plugs. DuriDgthe
past year l., ,G74 fest Of iron pipe, or two and
two-tifth miles, have been laid, lS new ire
plugs put up, and l6O new attachments for
private USE, The works are In excellent or
der, and are model of cleanliness and care,
both as to buildings and grounds. No more
satisfactory encomium could be bestowed on
the general management OF this department
t!nii is found in the iaf that, notwtthstand-
ing the constant and large increase OF the de
mand for wsster, no increase has been made
in the pumping facilities for seventeen years.
The great and growing sHersase OF consusnp-
ton now, however, taxes % their utmost ca
pacity beth ttscsse apa our arrangements tci
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Mr. Whitlock, from the Committee o
Claims and Salaries, presented report I,
commencing tile payment u sundry claims
amounting in al &c @553.S2. Thcrepcrt VIZ
adopted.
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The Norfolk Congressional District.

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch :
see from the Dispatch that two Congress
sional nominating conventions are to be held
the 10th Septcmber-one in Norfolk, the
other 10 Suffolk. Would It not be we'll for
the managers of the Suffolk convention to
change It's place of meeting to Norfolk! Why
anyone ever should have thought of Suffolk
is mystery. All OF the delegates from the
north of the james would haveto 20 through
Norfolk to get to Suffolk. There is another
reason for this change. The objects of these
conventions are the same--to defeat Plat.
Then let the delegates be within conference
distance, so that II all things work well they
may affiliate. The opposition. led on by the
chivalrous Norton, are terribly in earnest.
They are sick of living under the imputation
that being too ignorant to govern themselves
their rulers must be imported. They are As
tired Of c,rpet-haggers us arc the Conserva-
tivcs. Their hatred of Platt is intense
Family quarrels are ever the bitterest, and it
is to be hoped that this will be one of the
tiercest that ever blessed the human race.
The Conservatives, without the aid of the
oppositionistS, are powerless, with 1000
majority against them. Let them, while
condemning the course Of the "Straights !"
at Louisville, steer clear of the same ruinous
whirlpool. Let them either take up a Lib
eral Republican whom the oppOsitioniSts
shall name, or nominate Conservative who
shall be acceptable to the oppositionists.
With moderate share of good sense, char
ity, and Cancellation, we can conquer vic
tory that will he the death of Platt and plat
itude rule for all time to come.
PENINSULA
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rf.o,resron,ience Of the Riehmond Dispatch.


PErgasBuR6, September 10. 1872.
Most of our citizens who have bad the
leisure and means to- visit the different
springs this season have returned home
They were driven away by the recent frosts
In the mountains. and got back just III time
to experience the hottest weather oil tne
year. II NAV be remarked, in passing, tnat
fewer of the people of Petersburg nave en-
loved the pleasures of the mountain resorts
this season than ever before known.
New cotton is now beginning to arrive
rreciy from North Carolina. Our merchants
have sent out large quantities of bagging ana
iron ties. and are anticipating full coi,1Sn-
ments of this staple. -
Rev. T.. III. Rutherford, pastor OF the 1apn
Street Presbyterian church, received ea',
from st. Louis. instead of LoIilsviiic, ~ ~
stated In nv letter of Yesterday. lie c'l,'
comes from the Pipe-Street church, OF Will
the late DR.. McPheeters was recently pas.oi,
and the peculiarly inducements are salu W
he very liberal. Mr. Rutherford goes OUT 10
Kentucky next Monday to bring his lazy
home and will extend his trip to St. Louis.
Wis congregation here, who are very much
attached to him, have fears that they may
lose him. 49,.
Among the improvements in contempsa-
ton is the thorough repair and enlargement
of the brick store on Bank street occupied as
a bakery by Mr.. D. r. Caudle. This build
ing was recently purchased by Mr. George
w. Sutherland for 50. 700. an advance of some
four or five hundred dollars on the price pald
for it a few weeks ago by the late owner:
Real, cstate has undoubtedly reached It's
minimum in our city, and late sales indicate
gratifying advance. -. :.
The wheat market is quite active. and
liberal sales were made to-day at Sl.so tor
prime white, Il handsome advance over the
prices ruling a few days ago.
Pou,S AFFAIR
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The lady principals of the Brooklyn On.
~ schools have petitioned for an increase
| in their salaries of from $1,000 to 81 800 per
annum.
\ brother of the Marquis of Lorne is
shortly to be married to Miss Caughton,
daughter of the Right Rev. Bishop of Ro-
chester, and youngest sister Of the Hon. Mrs.
Arson, of London.
In the United States District Court at
Boston. Monday, William FL. Wadleigb, the
embezzling teller of the Exchange Bank,
who was out on $25, COO bail, was declared a
defaulter.
Augustin DAILY, lessee Of the Fifth-Avenue
Theatre and Grand Opera-House ut New
York, and the Chestnut-Street Theatre Of
Philadelphia. proposes TO connect and con-
duct the three establishments by telegraph.
In addition to the grand dinner at Bcrne,
Switzerland, on Thursday, the arbitrator
will be treated 10 u trip to lnteraken, the
great summer resort OF the cantonment OF
Berne.
They have 4 curious inscription on flag
floating from the top of the Tabernacle /"
ut q Massachusetts cafnI-meeting, where they
also quote the price of lots, somewhat rs fol-
lows: q, The earth is the Lords, ut $3.50 a
lot, forty by sixty leet."
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LYNcHBuRG.--The Lynchburg (Va.) papers
of Yesterday contain the following items:

LYNCHBuRG.--The LynchburS az papers
of yesterday contain the following items:
Prospecttng.- prominent gentlemen
from Buffalo, n. Y, were in this city Satur.
day on a tour of investigation in regard to
iron lands. They wish to secure large de.
posts of the ore at which to establish fur.
naces to supply their extensive works in
Buffalo with material. They have gone uI
the canal prospecting. There is great de.
maud for iron lands now, and Virginia is
looming up in that particular.
The Lynchbmg Rolling MN-Wc are glad
to hear of the active operations now going on
at these extensive works. Among other con-
tracts they arc filling heavy one with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for spikes, and
another with the Western Maryland road.
They are also supplying the Atlantic, A1issiS-
sippi and Ohio and the Lynchhurg and Dam
vile roads with spikes, tishhacks, &C.. the
former having recently been supplied with q
thousand kegs.
Cahle.-Eleven carloads Of cattle and two
of sheep were shipped to the northern mar
kets Sunday evening by way of the Orange
and Alexandria railroad.
Nine carloads of cattle were also shipped
to the same destination by the same route
yesterday evening.
Camp-Aeeting.-A colored camp-meeting,
under the auspices of the Northern Metho
dist Episcopal Church, is now in progress
hear Bellevue, in Bedford county. On sun
day it is estimated there were from 5000 to
5000 colored persons present, about 500
going from this city alone. The meeting is
expected TO continue the greater portion of
the present week.
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Opening Ex ereises OF Union TheoloGi-
cal Seminary. &c.

cal Seminary. dc.
GCorrcspouience of the Richmond Dspatch.l
HAnrpES Sydney, September 9th.
The opening exercises Of the seminary
were conducted by DR.. t. +. Peek at
O'Clock this afternoon. The annual address
to the students was postponed until sabbath
evening. About forty students were In at
tendance, and others are arriving by every
train. The number of students last year
was siyty-two, much larger number tllan
ever attended the institution at one time be-
fore: and from the flattering prospects AT
least sixty are expected this session. Ihe
seminary building is in good order, ana sew
oral new rooms have been furnished and Mt
ted ND to accommodate the students.
The library is well selected, and contains
many rare and valuable works. LII Consists
at present of more than 5000 volumes, and
additions are yearly made by the many llbe-
raj friends of the seminary. A scheme Is on
foot TO erect Il suitable tirc-proof library
building, which is very much needed: ana
so soon AS the arrangements can be completed
the work will be begun. Also, in the re;dlng-
room are found number of the leading re-
lcious Journals of the several denominations.
In order to curtail the expense OF board
inc. suitable rooms have been fitted up Tor
students who prefer the "mesSlng system,
and such arrangements made rs to enable
them TO live without much Inconvenience or
trouble. Many of the students spent their
vacation in laboring in destitute churches
and distributing books and tracts, but all
seem much recruited and nvigorated hy
their recreation, and arc ready for the will
ter campaign.
1t has been very warm and dry for the past
few days. but Il delightful shower is now
falling. and it is already much more pleasant.
The number of students at Hanpden sgd
nry College is increasing slowly; about
seventy are now in Attendance. A. ;. NJ.
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The Eject or CARPET F3aG SiOysEssssE emf
uus,.tss aryssss,ys a3earyS9 Osls

T,.e rf,act ar Garnet Fsng sSoysrasssEe emf
A H,unntsc Asyaurss tarysA Oa sis
The south Carolina papers r.rbiish TWO
letters non, afr. Enson, tic uperfntennenI oi
the lunatic asylumof that State, bsgssing. lo1
a loan of 5000 10 carry on the institution
In ono Of them he says:
lowing to the tightness OF the money
market / am unable to borrow money WNp
which, to laIy provisions, and unless we can
obtain a further credit for supplies the IN
mates Of the institution must suffer for want
M the npcessaries of life or be turned out
into the streets. dependents upon individual
charity. as the State has proven utterly IN
cnmpeteDt to provide for them. We nave
now b,,t one days supplies on band, and I'M
less relief il afforded, day after Tomorrow
will find nearly four hundred human beings
in this asylum suffering for something to cat.
In the name Of God and humanity beg you
to help them if you can"
The Columbia g. CO. Phoenir, comment
ing on this extraordinary appeal from the SUI
periutendent of a State institution, says:
"Not single dollar of this years appro-
priation for the asylum has been paid. The
taxes from which the appropriation was de-
signed to be drawn were collected last fall and
winter, but they were all squandered in legls'
lative expenses, meeting drafts upon the 10,
gus armed-force fund. and such like swindles.
The asylum, the penitentiary. the public
schools and all other proper objects OF gov,
ornamental care and support, have suffered
terribly in consequence. The asylum has
been kept going up to this time simply
through the personal exerlions of the super
intcnient and the assistance rendered him by
private Individuals
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TuE CIv1L-SERy1CE REroRM.-Jhe AleXan-
dria (va.) Gazette, a paper that does not put
lish ANYTHING for effect at the sacrifice OF the
truth. publishes the following communica-
ton relating TO the faithful way in which the
civil-service reform is being carried out III
Washington:
One day last week a gentleman having fire.
quent business with the chief clerk OF the
second Auditors Office, in Washington,
went into the room of that official. and ill.,
stead OF finding the chief clerk, bis chair was
occupied by stranger. There were a num-
Der of persons in the room. and on the desk
Mt which the stranger was seated lay con-
siderable pile of greenbackS. Thinking Inc
room had been changed into the Paymasters
Office, the gentleman relating this was about
to inquire where he could find the chief
clerk, when the person he wanted entered.
His business. only occupying moment, was
transacted, and he paused to see what WAS
going on, aS the scene was IN uIliSllii one
The man ut the desk had small book, from
which he called the names Of the clerks.
"Mr. Brown"
Mr.. Brown walked up.
"What is your salary, Mr.. Brown"
"Sl 600, SIR
81 want ten dollars, Mr.. Brown" 1t was
paid.
"Mr. Williams"
Mr.. Williams presented himself.
"Wlat ~ your salary!
"$I 800 is what get, SIR
~ want fifteen dollars. sir
"But haven't got it" said the reluctant
Williams.
"WeIl, sir, how much have you got:
81 only have five, sir
every well, Mr.. Williams, ] will give yoll
credit for that amount, and shall expect you
to bring the rest very Soon.'
MIR. U'Neal was called for twice. but failed
to appear; whcreupon the collector said:
"Go up stairs and tell Mr.. O'Ncal say L
don't intend to send for him any more y
whclrupOn Mr.. ONeal very promptly APP
pcarcd.
II turned out that this collector was the
secretary of the Republican stat" Association
of PcnnSy lvania.
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SENATOR SUMMERS HEALTH.--The New
York Tribune, in an editorial, explains that
among the incidents of Mr.. Summers injuries
in Nav, 1856. was an Inflammation of the
spinal cord, the effect of the blows Oh the
head, Out Of this grew in abnormal alice.
ton of the heart, not organic, which recllis
with overwork, and is only cured by rest
and by restoration of the general health.
Upon his return TO Boston these disquieting
symptoms appeared and made it absolutely
necessary for the senator TO seek imme-
date quiet to prevent their develop
mcnt. This was of course impossible here.
His friends and physicians therefore Joined in
an urgent request that he should sail for
Europe, to which he reluctantly assented
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SPANISH ABoIITios1srs AcITArINa.-It il
reported from Madrid that regular system
OF agitation in opposition to slavery is to be
organized in Spain. Public meetings are TO
be held in all the principal cities, and petit
.tions for tue abolition OF slavery in tho colo
mics will be circulated, which will he pre-
sented to- the Cortes as'soanfasit meets, that
carly action may be taken, siFzia
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Mr.. Blaine is " the Boss " in Maine. Last
wear, saws the New York World, Mr.. Blanc'S
spirit was disqllieted within him on account
OF the goings on of "the Boss" in New York.
Mr.. Blaine eased his mind in Il speech ut
Saratoga. Now, let us ask Mr. Blaine where
in, except in magnitude, the ring which he
sluddcred at in New York differed from the
ring which he regards with complaccncy in
Castine. The New York courthouse will
compare very well with the CaStinc custom
house. For nobody pretends that the work
done was in any greater disproportion TO
the wages paid than as S1O5 to S9,755.1S.
The regular officers Of the Castinc Gus
tom-house make startling array when their
salaries are compared with the value of what
they have to appraise and to inspect and to
collect on. But the regular officers are
not all. Here is Il superintendent of the
warehouses" which are neccssitatcd 10y
this enormous importation, who got $3l9 fol
looking after the repositories of sos worth
of goods. And here are especial" deputy
collector, and especial" Inspector, and Il
"tempornry weigher, who together cost
the country $3,0l4.5G, who are all made
necessary by this especial" and "tempo
rary," and unexpected increase of the com
merce of Castine to $705.
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VIRGINIA STATE CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE, J
RICHMOND, September 10, 1872.


RICHMOND, September 10, 1872. :
The following additional appointments are
made for General j. L. kemper, Conserya
tive elector ut large for the State of Viz
ginia:
Madison Courthouse, September 9th
(court-day).
Winchester, September 30th (court-day). (
Front Royal October 3d).
Woodstock, October 7th (court-day).
Alexandria, October 10th.
Rappahannock Courthouse, October 14th
(court-day).
Stanardsyille, October 10th (ceurt-day).
Harrisonburg, October 2lst (court-day).
S,aunton, October cath.
WayTenton, October 2Sth (court-day).
r. I. DANIEL, Chairman.
j. Il. Fisher, Secretary.
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mgNEW GOODS, NEW GOODS
We are now receiving our FALL STOCK, and VIII
bc pleased to sec our customers. We have beau
tiful stock of
PRINTS. COTTONs,
WHITE GOODS.
BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS,
sLPACAS of all kinds and colors, .
OPERA FLANNELS and all other kinds OF
flannel, very cheap;
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SILKS, SATlNS,
RIBBONS. .-.. $780,.
HOSIERY, and other notions -very cheap;
BLANKETS at all prices.
ALSO,
a splendid assortment of SIiAWLS and many other
articles. ..s.. 81.
We have Just received the best stock Of KID
GLOVES In the city: splendid KIDS at 7Jc.
All Of these articles are to he fonud at
WILLIAM THALBIMER g. SONS,
1O13 Main street, opposite the post-office. AMI
80 10 63I Broad street, corner Sixth