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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

IMPORTANT NOTICE To IUE LADIES ASb PUB
IIc IN GEHERAL.-R. FEaRASDISi wishes to in
form the public that account of inIrease IN buss
ness his present place Is too small to accommodate
his customers Therefore he is compelled to remove
TO No. sl3 Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh
by the lst of October, 1872, where he has fitted up
fine store, which be will stock with the finest I'M
ported goods belonging 10 his trade. He has al,o
established one of the largest human hair works
south of New York. He has Ill the facilities for
doing I'll kinds Of hair work at the shortest notice
In the bes, manner, aud in the latest styles. Monthly
Fashion Eooh received direct from Paris, with
fashion plutes for ladies' hair dressing: also book
for ball costumes and evening dress.
Thankful for past favors. hope in the future, by
attention TO business to retain your custom.
r.. FERRANDISI.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York 5000 enta Money lss,t rarn

New York Stock snd Money market.
NEW YoRK, September 2s.-Tbe bank
statement showsa gain i'm reserves Of ,iesriy
81 100000; also, decrease in loans fCt
ss.500,o00; decrease in specie Of ss0e, Coo. !;
increase in icgal-tendes of $780, 900; de.
crease in deposit. Of $500, 900.
Money currency to gold. Sterling, II
to u. Gold, i13s to Ii3l. Governments
dull and steady. States dull and unchanged ;
Tennessee's, .72A; new, 72a. Virginia's, 44s
new, 48; consols, so; deferred, 15. Loulsi.
ar'a's, 53; new, 4s. Levee's, 5s; e's, 80.
Alabaria's, 80; as, so. Georgia's, 70; rs,
So. North Carolina'S, 81; new, 20; special
tax, II. i, South Carolirn's. 40; pew, "a
April ard October. -.
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All the Richmond College textbooks at sTArKl
& RYLAND'S.

DYER ScOCRER CLEASER!-To My FRIENDS.
CUSTOMERS, AND TIE PUBLIC GgSERALLY The
Yell-known establishment Of the celebrated dyer
f. KING is now in my possession. Having attended
10 my business nj No. 40 Broad street with great
care, request my frien!s to give me their support
In my new place, No -, sIain street. All orders for
1yclng cleaning. securing partcularly the cleaning
OF kid gloves. will be pmctuay filled at the cheap
est rates. Besides a variety of colora have Suc-
cccdcd IN getting the highly praised French ard
other colors
Ny engines. machinery. and boilers NJ well a. my
dviug-roonis arc Of III" most perfect character and
not SURPASSED.
Ladies and gentlemen al a distance Will please
send their orders by express. They will be filled In
a very short time, AMI 40 IDS returned In the same
way. .... j.. LiSNEMANN,
Nc 7"i Nain street and No. a2o Broad street
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The TnEATRE.-A splendid audience wit
messed the performance Of g The Tirkps-"t-
Leave-Man" on Saturday night, and thut
popular sensational drama llas rarely been
produced in this city i'll letter style or with
finer effect. The acting of Mr. Fannin, Miss
Johnson, Miss. Warren, MIS-. Eherle. Mr.
and Mrs. Parker was conspicuously good,
and we could find little fault with those who
sustained other parts. Tonight Mi.a jean
Hosmer, Most accomplished actress, who
has hitherto (six years Hgo) Won lauiels in
Richmond, will appear.
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xaaaa., Conference.

sr. LouIs, September 2s.--A grand con
ference WI, held at Boggy depot yesterday
By the representatives OF the various tribes
Of indiana, which the notorious SaDtanta
and Lone Bear attended, they having been
brought from their prison IN Texas, where
they have been incarceiatcd for the past
wear. The object of the conference was to
have full interchange of views about the
present Indian troubles, and q delegation
goes to Washington TO arrange an amicable
settlement
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LIFE ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICA, ST. Lotls.--
At meeting of the polcy-holders Of the Life Asso-
clation of America. held III the Company's rooms
on ,lc 2c.l of August for the purpose of consider
Ing certain proposed amendments to The charter OF
tie association, 10 the Of the meeting that
ether amendments be added to those proposed, aud
the whole I've ag1in submitted to the mehers Of me
company at IL meeting which II was recommended
should be held as scon as practicable. Now, then
fore. this Is to give notice that meeting CT The
poiry-holdcrs Of the Life Association VIII hc hr!I
at tile principal office of tie company iG the city o
St. Louis on Wednesday The 25th day Of September.
Instant st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of voting
for or against the proposed amendments to the CHAR
ter Of the associations In accordance with The pr"v-
sions of section IL of act of the general assembly
of the State Of Missouri, approved March To- 1883.
entitled IAN act for the incorporation and rcgulH-
ton OF life assurance companies."
JAMES II. BRITTOS. President.
WM. HASLEY, Secretary.
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The DefsuEtiDS Philadelphia Officials
HsnrtIOppd.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2S.--Ex-City
Treasurer Murccr and Charles Il. Yerkes,
broker, who were convicted last winter for
embezzlng the city funds. were released last
evening upon pardon from the Goycrn' +.
4 number of friends of the prisoners were Ut
the pepi!eutiary when the pardon ,r'iyed.
There il condition to the pardon which
states that if there is any money paid for SCI :
vices In connection with the receiving of the
pardons, then they are to be null and void.
This was accepted by the prisoners.
Since his release Yerkcs made affidavit de-
nying The charges made against him and
General Iiartruntt, and the authenticity OF
the paper which la' been issued as evidence
against him and alleged to have been signed
by him (Ielk.s). He adds g" 1T Is base
forgery The release OF the prisoners Gre
atpd great excitement IN this city.
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WasIsiDea0s, Items,

WAsul;GTos, September 2s.--The presi-
deutial family is regularly established at the
White House.
Assistant Attorney.Geueral Hill officiates
rs head Of the Bureau OF Justice while
Messrs. Williams and Bristow are Oh cam-
lai@ning.
The Attorney General decides that persons
sending money post-ofiice orders cannot re-
call them after they have started
The Indians here had "a loose talk with
the President to-day. !.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LhUGHTON will sell Mt 10 A. NJ at the
Rome Restaurant, on Cary street, the fixtures
and goodwill OF said establishment.
W. B. RATCLIFFE VIII sell nj 1oA A. NJ. gro-
cpries, &c.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii sell at . P. N. real
.state OH the south side of broad street ut It's
intersection with Fist. f..#.-... a..
W. GODDlN will EEL at u p. NJ. the residence and
vacanl lots at the ncrtlicast corner uf Frsnklin
and jefferson streets.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will srll at : p. NJ. twefr.
building lots on Ashland and Rutherford streets,
sidney r- F-ss
THOMAS W. ,KEEsEE win sell at 70 A. NJ. pianos,
furniture. &c. .t 6f# ...
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UNITED STATES Ccugrs.---Judge Bond will
sit in chambers In this city Tomorrow to de-
eide the questions of appeal taken from
Judge Rives's opinions, rendered at Dan
willie, on various points connected with tiie
proper construction of the bankrupt amend.
ment passed by Congress on the Sth day OF
June last. Judge Underwood's lDistrlcD
Court will also meet tomorrow.
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HEHgIco CouSTY CouRT. following
petit jurors have been drawn for the Octo-
ber term Of this court Alfred Alley, Rich
ard Moran. John W. Maxwell. George D.
Gils, Hugh D. Smith, Z. NJ. Evans, (. {.
Peasants, Jr., r. F. Farlar, George Pock-
lington, FL. C.. Jordan, John Chamberlain,
William Frank, L. Bottoms, Samuel Brown,
J. D. Kaufman, George Eubank.
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Senator Wilson in Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER, September 2S.--senator Will
son addressed II large meeting here. Lie
said he was gIad to speak here, because 1t
was the home OF Thaddeus Stevens. He
said "Fbis fight is not between Grant and
Greeley, but it is al issue of principles. On
one hand the party Of liberty-the great Re-
publican patty. On the other, the Demo
cratic wllty--.a party whose records are too
black to gaEe upon
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. I
RICfIIoND, SA.,, September -. lsf2.t :

RIclIoNp, VA, September ?s. Bl2.1
uFFERlnGe. III 81 -.5r
WHEAT White. l.!qs bushels, Red, 2,oso bushcls.
CoRN.-White, 1855 bushels. Yellow. Ia bushels.
OArS.-7Js bushels. Is. ss:4 -sar
DRIED paPPLEs.--Sponnds
DRIED PEACHES.---G pounds. e.siEs r
SAIES. ~ sls
WuEAT.-white. I5a bushels prime at ei.ss; 81
bushels good at $3.50; 20 bushels goOdaf $i.S9: 90
Bushels prime ut kls9: 50 bushels very good nj Sfs5;
99b bushels good at Si.i5.
WuEAT.-Red. "a iushels choice OIL private terms;
is bushels very good mt SIT; $40 bushels very Sood
ut Si.7s: 900 bushels good ut B17o: lg9 bushas cof-
mon ut 81 90: bushels common at III; 10 Dusness
common ut Sl.50; 30 bushels good ut sLf2.
CORN.-White 600 bushels coniinon on pfsSate
terms: 200 bushels common at ssc.
OATs.-3l bushels at Sic. Wis - s.-sts'
RE-ExIiIBITED. =, ssaF
WHEAT.-White. 40 bushels; Red, 50 bushels.
CORS.-W lite, 100 bushels
UATS-5O bushels, r.s. Y .t.. .s54t
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CONSERVATIVE RALLY AT CoALFlELD.-
There was an interesting Conservative mass
meeting at Coaifeld on Saturday. The
speakers were Captain William l. Clopton,
Captain George u. Wise, Judge Farnr, and
Colonel John X. Connaly. The latter made
Il telling though brief speech in behalf of
Greeley and Brown and Wise. He will
speak at Reedy church, Caroline county, on
Tuesday. Mr.. j. Amber Smith was ex.
peeted to speak against Captain Wise, bHt did
not appear. --
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE ROANOKE VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
II,13MaNn EpDtemhar ys Isi2

RICHMOND, September Is, Isfa.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Se
IN proposals for the CLEARING, GRADUA-
TION, MASONRY. and TRES1LE-WoRk re-
oujrtti for the construction of the Roanoke Valley
Railroad between Fort Mitchell and Clarkesrile,
Va.-a distance of twenty-one (2l} miles-wtl he r,
ceivpd until MONDAY, October 18th, 1872. at the
office of the Pre.ident of the Company A. b. BU-
FORD. Richmond, Va, TO whom alf proposals must
be addressed and h,lorsed " Proposals for gradua
tton and masonry of Roanoke Valley Railrond."
The line will lie divided into sections of about tone
al mile each. and bids will be received forthe whole
or any portion of the work. That between Fort
ieii u,tIrs, viii ,,e required to lie first done.
Prones. specifications, and esiim led quantities,
may be seeI at the Office OF the ComIany, In Rich
,nn,,d yu ON and after October Isl. 1879.
The Company re. erve the right to reject any pro-
,,o,als offered, IL mol considered satisfactory.
prcsiGent as above, or to the undersigned.
By orrIer of the President. 7. & hlNGi
N osaS.a;,y . tswtd ~ Chief Engineer.
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Sons OF TEMrERANcE.--Springiield Divi-
sion, Sons of Temperance. has elected the
following officers: S. NJ. Page, W: h. b.
Lewis, W. A.; E. McPhail. X. ): +. Wiley
Davis, A. II. s.; W. Hall Crew. +. s.; John
+. Sbinberger, Treasurer; j. n. Burcr, Con-
ductor; L. +. Due>berry, A. c.; William " g.
Vaughan. Inside Sentinel Z. +. haywood.
0S4as 0,,S4.as Sentinel; w. IL. Craig. Chaplain; il.
. TaIontiSs W.P.
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GRAHp RALLY At CHESTER To-Day
There will he il flag aud poc.raising at Ches.
ter to-day at noon, and the lity Committee
have undertaken to furnish free tickets TO ali
who may 20 by the A. u. train of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad COM
tptnv
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BY Telegraph.


NEW YORK. September ss.-Coiton steady; sales
o.30 baie,; nplrnds pic.: Orleans, letc. Flour
rather more active and unchanged. Wheat
la2c. better on good spring com mon TO inferior
grades dull and heavy. Corn 4e. better Pork steady
at SIilo6Gsl lis. l4srd dull; kettle. aic. Nuvais
steady Groceries AMI frc!ghfs irm.
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GREELEY MMETINs AT HANOVER COURT
HousE.--.The Hanover Greeley Club had II
large and enthusiastic meeting at the court
house Oh Friduy last. Speeches were, made
by Mr.. George G. Hall, Of Hanover, and
Mr.. u. C. CabelI, of Richmond.
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Frora s5re ansiiauTerrt4pry.5

Legislature has passed bin Inemorializing
Congress to ailot. their lands efn severalty, q
and ctllfng on The Choctaws TO join them la
their request. This Il regarded rs afi sd.
'yanssd step towards opening the a1dian
territory TO white settlements this winter.
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PHoroGRAPps.-Av visit to KEgs & Co.'S Gallery
will satisfy the inqnirinS m that thd1 is tie plncc
To have their picturee taken. Cards 1850 per Dozen
si.5e Ter half dozen. Large sire fur franug. p.
No extra charge for co,Oring.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

~ France. Et1
PARIS, September 28.-The international
Peace Congress has been in session at Lu-
p,no. Switzerland, this week and adjourned
to-day. Le Francdis publishes letter from
General Garbaldi to the Congress, in which
Theirs and bis policy towards Italy are de
bounced in terms OF great severity.
s'ibe Ctialnhe,s OF Commerce Of Bordeaux,
Nantes, and other cities, insist on being con-
suited In any revision Of the custom ta.iG.
England.
LoSDox, September ss.-Tfe Government
authorities have detainef tile steamship
which wis 10 have sriled to-day Win niiin. f!n
ber of emigrauts for Canada, lefatis's II y
pow too late In the season.
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THE Crry CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES
will hold an important meeting to-
morrow evening at their headquarters
to hear the reports of committees on
finance and an supervisors. Their regu-
lar meeting on HaeS! HeeSS!!-W "Wednesday will not
take place In consequenSee6t;ft 6f-the the grand mass
meetings appointed for that evening
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OCToGENARIAN SPoRrsMEH.-Tbree gentle
men. aged between eighty and eighty-tiye
years, called up their dogs at 10 o'clock at
night and captured three foxes-two grays
and one red--hefore 8 o'clock in the morn
inu q Z =. - f. I.
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EaLTIMOHE MARKETS.

BALTiMoWE, September e9.-Flopr dull. WHEAT
dull choice white, a20s2.cs. Corn firm white,
1u@T2c. yellow, 6e45Ic Provisions luiet and hrnn.
Nhiskry, r3.c.
Virginia s's old, 81 Conscls sat Registered, ass.
Pecirrs. Ii. West Virginia's. iaa
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'rur Alarm or FIRE turned I'M ff$sssa. ss.N

THE ALARM OF FIRE turned inf7s
corner Duval and Third streets, at q o'r10rR
Saturday afternoon was caused sy the ''irI-
n2 OF small quantity OF krluscne oil which
adhered to the outside of Il tin box III the
drug store of A. ii. Robins. EXtiugui-bed
before any damage was done.
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Tkc !. Fn,r, : Tr,at S[,oncIutiesl.

san FRAstysco, September T.-The trial
of alrs. Lalira Fair h.conein'ed. There was
an immense. crowd assembled to- hear the
closing argument. The jury have the case,
aud are now out. 90.
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AHEsED THEFT CASE CONTINUED. - The
case OF Ella Smith (coloIsd), charged With
stealing si5 from Fanny Carter, was con.
tinued by Justice Crew on Saturday until to-
day. - 'sT F5ss
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THE Bio MAss-hlBETrNGs ON WEDNESDAY
NlGuT. Conservative State Executive,
the Greeley and Brown Clubs Central. and
the City Conservative Committees have nr-
pointed the following Joint committee TO
make arrangements for the grand Greeley
demonstration which is announced to take
place In Richmond on next Wednesday
night: Colonel Joseph Mayo. chairman NJ. p.
Handy. secretary ;C. NJ. Wallace, L. F. Bos-
sieuX. Major Leigh r. Page, Captain S. Nc
Cubbin, K. Il. Ward, and Captain j J. Eng
ish. This committee held a meeting on
Saturday night, at which it was resolved, in
view OF the probable large attendance, to
held Two meetings OH the night above
m,med-one ut Assembly Hail. and the other
Ia front of o stand to be erected OH the cor
ucr of Eighth and Franklin streets. Thus
an immense crowd can I've accommodated.
The meeting within the hall will be sd-
dressed hy Hon. r. M. =. Hunter. General
}. J.. Kemper, Major ". I. SutheriD, Hon.
John W. Johnston Omitted States senator),
Hon. Johu Goodc, Jr., and others. That OH
the outside will be addressed by Hon.
Thomas S. Bocock, Colonel Robert Z. With.
| ers, Hon. John B. Baldwin, Ex-Governor
William Smith, and Others. SEATS will hc
reserved for ladies, and music and ilnn,in;i-
ton will add attIactiveness TO the scenes.
The further arrangements will tcannolinccd
hereafter.
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Fires.

PRoeIDEscs, r. f., September s23.--The
Riyulet Weolien Mills, at NORTH Ugbridge,
were burned last night. Less, S76, coo
NV York, September 2s.--Phe Meridian
'(Ct.( Brittanta Works aTe burning.
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Doc REvsSUE.-Justice Crew imposed
fines on various persons on Saturday, in the
Police Court, for violating the dog ordi-
nance, and about $50 was realized.
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Conyictiop OF q Murderer.

HAGkRsrowS. September 2S.-The second
trial of Joseph Davis for the murder Of Abra-
ham l.. Lynn, his employer, OH the 9th Of
was concluded to-duy in the Cir
April ~ ssaaisssg gton county. The Jury
cult Court Of Wasf.fsss in the trst
brought in verdict Of murder
degree. On the first trial the jury disigTese:
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LIST OF, ,UsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFYIcE SEPTEMBER 2S.-
Mrs. s. Randolph, Norfolk Pierre" Rich
mopd.
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a StauT WnrTu SEEISG.-Ons nf tho rrettiesf
sights To- le seen In the city In the why Of cloths,
s.ssi,utres and vestiugs, aud geptpmens furnish
e'ssa"ssssnu,uay he seen at T.. b. SPENCE & Sons.
ing eoo'i>. nstaza want superb piece 81
1900 Main street. If So@ ea7ustl eood-itting, give
goods. cut in style well mate, anSsslSz2szsS.
them call. ddsessp>,,
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RAprKg's GOSPEL PANORAMA will be Lex-
hibited tonight and tomorrow night OF Clay
street Methodist church for the benefit Of
the Sunday-Sehool. Il es
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEps.-The Governor
has appointed Edward +. Corey a commits
sioner of deeds for Virginia, to reside In
New York,
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Coop ADvICE.-We advise all In w:ut Of anv-
thing In the way Of gcntlemen's wear to call at r.
B. SPENCE & SONS ami examine their falland WIN
ter stock They have all that Is stylish and bennt'-
ful In gentle mems wear.
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IyvEsriaA A TIoS.-As Investigation seems to be
the order OF the day, advise one Of onr connlt-
te.s 10 call 1t Z. Il. SPENCE SONS and see how II
IL that they can sell clothing at such ezccenbs!!
l,,x 4
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A PAYING CoURT.-Over $500 In Zines have
been collected in the Police Court (Jlstice
Crew. during the present month.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.-We advise all candi-
dates for office to cothe themselves with the man.
tie of charity If they can find 1t; IT NOT theh ci
ut L. d. SPENCE & SONS and be clothed In their
superb style.
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Leaves have their times to tal],
Aud flowers 10 wIther st the horsh winds
f- breath:
hnt norc IL the time 10 buy clothing OF T. Is. SPENCE
Z Son, 1900 Main street. ....=
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Real E>'ai. Agents and Auc'ionecrs.
W. nln Mtin -IIrCf, nnnn>ite DiSuHt.4 ni,irp

No. lll9 Main street, opposite DiSPGtct Office.
No. l.-FOR RENT, a FARM Within
' tour miles Of corporation. Oil Westham read.
"nionnG nhric,, >uiithie ior country residence
lr@ gentleman doing business I'm the city, or foi
'n"Ih" garden. buildings in good repair. ri
~, hIrJs a., Iis:lch and app ie.
N"..-FoR RENT. q STnkE-uOCSEand TWO
NNh QUARTER ACkEs OF LAND. mt thr
''rl- "i III" Wtsham and Liver roads, about fouy
'hh, from the city. The hundreds of hands work
"S vt tn" puarIics and furnace near IL make this
most oAcelieut stand for doing large country busi
'.~ with sInali amount of capital. Rent moderate.
No. a-toR RENT WOODLAWS. containing
~ acres ci land. about two and half miles from
'iA limits. Dwelling beautifully situated in grow
81 ihg" forest trees, presenting pecul ltar attractions
-" M l"r>"ls who wish cheap rent and country conn
''t@, aud nearneS% TO the city Would make an ca
''tl"ni dairy farln.
~. "l-tQR RENT VERY Low. BEACTI-
LSlbtEBAS Residence. within one and
''i miles of the city limits with few acres of
lSihN improved land: nice orchard, and other
mugs I" make II one of the most desirable homes
fttr The city. ~. ,G-rh - AI3t
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A MEETING OF THE STATE CONSERVATIVE Con-
MiTTEE will be held at their headquarters, No.
1908 Main street, this iNIonday) evening at 8
O'r|Ock
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Don't forget 10 call ut =. B. SPENCE 4 soS's To-
day and supply yourself with any needed article IN
their line. Their stock is large ard Prices mod
nruf
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/. RANGE or THRaapaxTEB Ar DlsFATon q
OFFICE Saturday, September 2sth: s 4. ~,
10 degrees; 8 p.f b., p degrees !, Ms
12 degrees. r
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Parents and teachers will find the hest stock Of
standard school books In the city at j. T. ELLfsoS s.
lll2 Main street. ..s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

The STEAMER PALlsADE, Captain Nelson
having been repaired, will resume her tiips
on Wednesday, reaching this city on that
night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

All The school books used In our pr1Vs'e SCHOOLS
for sale By j. T. ELLIsoN, llls Main slres'' thise
doors above Disp1t.h Office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

All the public scbool-books and supplies can fe
bought al State contract prices" al SfAhkF Il
RYLaSp's. --r~..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-30

CONSERVATIVE STATE Committed
HEADQUARTERS No ia9 MAiy sTREFT,
orrosIrE PoST-QFIiCE- -
JpERsONs HAVING BUSINESS con-
i NEcTED with the campaign VIII tm tils
rco,ns omen from to3F. 81. nad from - Il. NJ.
irhe busfress rnnf,eer Of fhG CaneiatlyE canpaisn
paper Will .lso be foand II the cohnnit tfss-r0om ~
dlliias the sane hours, ~ sres