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LIST OF GIFTS.
PRICE OF TICKETS;

Whole tickets, Sln ;halvc-, s.: quarters, s9.5U II
whole tickets Tor Slv0: ., Tor 55 G for 500: us
fer 81 looo; as5 fer $500: 5.J for 5000. No dis
count on less than Sllu worth Of tickets al tine.
The money necessary 10 pay IN full all the offered
gifts Is now upon deposit III the Fdl mcrs and ro-
vcrs Bank. as will be seen by the following ccrtiii-
70 Of 1hn shinr
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COUNTRY MEKCHATTS--Wc advise You not 10
so North for your hats This fall. Why not buy them
here? T. WErsIGER 4 TO. have Il splendid line Of
ncw and fashionable hats. and we know they cannot
he undcrsold anywhere. Try them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

Supervisor AProNrED.-Thomas T..
Nuckics was yesterday appointed by Judge
Minor, Of the Hcnrico County Court, Super
visor for Tuckahoe township, i'll place of
Henry Austin. deceased.
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AHSCAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF
CoMMERCE.-Thc annual meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce will be held this eve
ming ut O'Clock. in the rooms over the flrst
National Bank
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rOOD NEWS! GOOD NEW:.
NJ GOOD NEWS
TO ALL IEA-DRlNkERS,
AT No. 103 MAIN ST Y h + T.
Opening of
RICHMOND BRANCU

THE GREAT NEW YORK TEA COMPANY.
our agcut, W. Il. GOOLRlCk, Esq. wh2 Is na-
tive nf Virginia and engaged In or business Tor
snne time Gas sole charge of our I" Branch store
and win neIs, The most iastidiuus tastes "f The tea
drinking community.
PRINCIPAL WAREHOUSE.
oa WEST B BALTIMORE STREET, EAiTIalOfE,
- MARYLAND.
We beg leave to inform eur irtnds an tie p9t,f
So3 Main street, Hichnoud, Va, for The purmoSe Of
supplying the public with our most choice IEas:
Uiialities aud prices never before known III tilS
Goods sent to any address on receipt Of rnst-oice
nr,3a
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lI.o00.--The Ee!igioHS HcraM of this city an
nOnnccs that II will Issue FIFTEEN THOUSAND Of
IT. ncZr weeks issue. II has m immense crclAa-
ton and i read by The best people in Virginia, West
Virginia, Maryland, the Car0linas, Georgia, and
Tennessee. II Is IN excellent medium for adycr-
,!sers auh It's charges very moderate Oice Ills
Main street.
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BANANAS just received at P1zzISI's.

REEs Co.'S tliain rear Ninth; price list OF pho
to2raphs: Ca!.is, Sa.5o per dozen; nonograms, So
per hundred; large Size for hy 10 frames, s? first
one porcelain pictures in colors, IS and upwards
lifc-sz" - 10 s5o, according finish Strictly list-
class work guaranteed.
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ApyEETIsE-Our merchants seeking trade In any
porion Of The country should advertise IN the
papers Of that section. VI. ELLYsoS 60. VIII
t4i advertisements and have them inserted 81 pup
fishers;
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DOG DAY.-A number of persons have
been summoned to appear before Justice
Crew this morning to show cause why they
should not be fined IS for keeping unlicensed
dogs on their premises.
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HESRIco CoUSTT CUrRr.--Tn this court
yesterday six or eight witnesses only were
examined for the COMMONWEALTH in the case
OF Collector John W. Tailcy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

Al so Broad strect, between Fifth and Sixth, j.
L. MOLSTCASTLE K Co. aro selling cooking and
heating stoves Al low prices. Go and see the
General Lee" the "Cricket," the Best and
other llne stoves.
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Marine Disaster and z.oss OF Liz

BosroS, October s.--The ship Golden
Hand, Of Boston, has been wrecked oil Cape
Horn. Five Of her crew died Of starvation.
\ boat In charge Of the second mate is miss
irg, and i SUPPOSED to have sWalnr:u.
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Country merchants wilt find Il splendid assort-
mcnt Of new auf fashionable hats AT z. WEISIGER
( Co.'S. Give them call. They urc selling az low
you can buy in New York.
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f'ssiut Accident.

Bno0.LyH, October S.--'rhc lal Of 4 l0-
litlca! s!and last night killed two pcG,onS and
hurt several Others.
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Notwithstanding nice at PIZzISI'S.

FIFTY CENTS FOR Four MoSTHs.-The Re,tgt-
ous NerdM Is put 20 rew subscribers al fifty cents
for four months.
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I;.I TIGORE HApETTC

BAETINORI. October s.-IIour 4uict and u!i-
clilnLr,!. Wheat d,.ll and unciianYri. Corn IHCt
unchaGg%.i. and scarce. Oats il1a; southern. i'dl
a5c. IIoI !sion2 dali and unchanged Gh5k2y, sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

All the new Textbooks used in the colleges and
public and private schools Of the city at STARKE s
RYLAND's bookstore.
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P. wEts1cEn 4 fashionable hats.

FINE PEARs.-Thc beat and mos; juicy may be
found ut PIzZISi'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

FALL GvERCoATs fall 1T +. B. SPENCE &
SONS and supply yourself with fall overcoat.
Stock largo--rrIces low.
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NJ. ELLysoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, viii receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal of the country at regular
rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

Large supplies OF public school-boOks at STARKE
Il RTLANU'S, el5 Main street, agents for the pub
fishers.
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Go TO PizzGSts Iyou wish nice Catawba and Con
pTI
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Al the public scho"l-b0"ks and supplies can he
bought nt state contract prices" at STAEKE &
[, Nnts
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All tic Richmond College textbooks at STARK
& RYLASD'S.
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3 SELECT" WuIsKEY at W. D. BLAIR Il cos
corner Niuth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

new ScnooL.-An additional primary
school will be opened at the Central school
house to-day.
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Shirts male TO order and ready made at L. Z
SPENCE s SONS. 1899 Main street.
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Don't fail to get somc of those juicy pears at Plz-
ZISIs.
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CUII. DoCgET.-The civil docket of the
Hastings Court will be called to-day.
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FRUITS. 5.-PIzzIS1 now has pears apples, bananas
Malaga, Concord, and Catawba grapes.
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FARMERS AND DrOvEns RATE.)

LOUISVILLE, kI.. September 70. loi2.
Thi, ii 20 certify th1t there II now deposit IN
this bank OVER HALF \ MILLION bf EtL-
LARS 10 the credit Of tlic Gilt Concert FUND, FiN!-
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS g; which Is
held ty this huk rs treasurer IL the Public Library
OF Kentucky 10 pay OF all gifts 10 he awarded a, tie
drawing. i. ;. WEIGH. Cashier
Hon JoIIS EARnEl., Manager Of the Royal ll!s!!-
rance Company. Liverpool. and Colonel jr.SON =.
JOHNSON, Proprietor Of the Gait ii9>e VII! act t-
committee on The part "f The iTnsi'"> 10 take
charge OF thc tags before the drawing, count Them.
place them In the Wheel ami personally zee thai
corresponding numbers i"r MI iltr IL kcs sold 20
INTO the wheel. After tie drawing Is over the
wheel with lis contents VIII he !rca In the hah7
O1 committee on the part of the tirtct-lo!dcr7 to
satisfy themselves whether all the tickets sold we're
represented IN .hc drawing. .
blind children, IN full Wow of the audcncc will
alternately draw the tugs from one Of the Eas,
Wheels and the gifts belonging Ia them FROM the
other and the official record Of .c drawing thus
different hanks in taccity. The driving Wiz Ec pub
li>lca In The Louisville papers and New York iier-
0d and official copies mailed ~ al parties ont OF
Louisville 10 whom tickets lave been -cu, ~ letter
The remnant OF tickets vet unSold will be furnish
cd those who first apply Tor them. and general
distribution Of them will be made among ..sc:its;a
tEcir limited number Will permit.
no AGENT WILL BE PERMITTED OE ANY
ACCOUNT WHATEVER TO HOLD OK SELL
A TICKET FOR THE MANAGEMENT AFTER
THE .5rI OF NOVEMBER. 1872.
This pos,poncmcrt has hccu made by advice of
the Trustees with the sole object of the real benefit
OF both the ticket t-holder and The Public Library
and all concerned may rest perfectly assured that
will I've carried out Ia the letter.
THOMAS +. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville. Ky.
of Major THOMAS II. HAYS.
or ,iIt ,yon ( Wpowat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

DOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-gA
ID TORY.-The subscriber respectfully All, esa-
nounces 10 his friends that, having reSumeaA W
the 1nan,dacturc OF LADIES, and GENT EMENs =;
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, h0pcs uy stltet ,st a..
tept!on TO business to receive continuance OF pGD
lie favor so nberally bestowed heretofore, plecsng
himself TO Ill all orders promptly; and nrstcclass
at NO Twelfth street, in rear Of the Dtsgnttcn spy
office. DAVID .. W hAuhA'
se l9-e0dlOt
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COECOED GRAPES, large and lne. just rcccYcdhy
PIZZISI.
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Advertise IN the Religious Herdld.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER 8, 1879.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER D, 1872.
sun rises. s........... ts Moon rises. ..... 1881
sun sets s.......... 5li High tide. lo:3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

~. "H"!r!0r rh,-t OF one OF the ahau-
~. '.' .'4''r W;'aicr> WAS broken open By
.". ~ ''@ native, WHO, thinking they had
'.2 lri@'. proceeded 10 ~ low the
'rn'' "f Al! TIE bollGr~. The survivors
'ia '.y rc>iIIi rs stdt!i'.g, for the doses
y ''o large irc c,La constitution Of even
"''hu"A. fcIclsl Of the Imrtallers
= ".0 olbcrs wanted to, but couldn't.
. .'at'a'eW 10 lame unknown has COM
It .,S,. an epic on The Burnt District at
~ s,"'''' In mercy 10 it's readers, the
r. tmc. publishes only the 102d
ii H.. 'ae derrick stands stall 'gainst the
ID .r".a Ir,",s'ea Wall. Ihe brick piles are quiet
~ me arc I'll rest. Tomorrow they'll
s8 %" %,.I u ltu stories tall, In huge, massive
81 '~V'-lle best In the west"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

E'OR SALE, n complete set of TOBACCO
4 FIXTURES lucuding hydraulic press, all In
perfect order: capacity, LoE. l5g9 pounds per day
sired. 4 splendid chance for I'll active business
lnan this bc!aS the only tobacco inanui!ctory In
raridIy-yrowlng western city Of twcnty-tour tEou-
sand nhahitants. For further particulars apply TO
CHARLES CAM4lASN {: CO., NO. "a Ih,rtecnth
street Richmond Va. 81 25-Wswh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09
B5'SQyESS CHANCES.

MACHINERY FOR SALE.-We have
lfl for sale FORTY-HORsE POWER sTA-
TlUNARY ENGINE. one SURFACE PLAhER:
PULL EI ), and SHAFTISG- all In good order and
nearly new We will sell the above low, as 'se have
no uae for It. having bought the bucket machinery In
Manchester, which h,s every thing necessary aud
with watcr-pOwcr. Apply 10 us al Manchestcr, or
oc 7.eodsta KIRKPATRICK & co.
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

WAsnlyGy0N, October S.-General Chip-
man RcpuhIican) is elected delegate TO Con-
oress from this district by Il heavy maJorlty.
NEBRASKA.
WAsH1xGroS, October s.-The President
hus received dispatch from Hon. MI. Hltch-
cock that Nebraska has undoubtedly gone
Republican. Nobody ever expected other
Wisc-EpSl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

STRAYED FROM THE COR-yA
~ NER ~; Seyentc. nth and Main streets, SE5cTSA
on Monday afternoon. 4 DARk BAY H-aN
MULE. Had a Birdie. A liberal re- sSGEGsls
ward viii h" paid II information is lett at II. AR-
RISON'S, 30. 1859 Main street. o-lts
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GEORGIA.

S,vASNAu, October S.-The Morning NewS
has received official returns from 1o3 coun-
tics, giving Smith DcmocraDa q majority OF
5OG,i. There are 50 counties TO hear from,
which will doubtless swell these figures 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

EOUND. OctObcr2, 1872. WATCH SG
Il AND CHAIN. which The owner can get G3I:a,
by calling my stable. No. Ii2 Third street SsSEsa
proving property. and Ing ciarges.
C-ntt ,JDHE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

TAKEN UP On Ny PREMISES, TEX
4 on Fairfield roud near tie Gro Gpeake .sSslt~-
aud ohio ..aiiroad shops, au iitOS GRAY .OW,
aui take her away. foe e-3t"I c. BkIEL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

r HAVE FOR SALE THIRTEEN RAMS
l. of the Cotswold, Southcown, and Leicester
"'~~''' WILLIAM EASTOS,
{. rl-lm GorGousyilic, Va.
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T OST, somewhere on Broad street in the
Al ncigliborhoCd Of FUrd'5 Iio.el, TWO SMALL
AGtOC ST BOOKS. \ liberal reward will b" paid
II delivered ~ SCIP!O cox, at 22l Leigh street.
Alt
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cow AND CALF FOR SALE.--sxs,.,

n -
" 4 superior MIICII COW, Il cross Of the GE...Il.,
4 Ayshrc and haS!, about six gears old WAS raia;d
bV Mr. J.. &. LaraS, near the city. Tile COW i3 re-
markably gentle. and = good mixer. Gan be seen
III corner Twcniy y-cig1th ana fr.hkltn streets,
Church iIil Price sIj. !. y. CREW.
oc a-!tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

WANTED, CQLORED WOMAN, to
~ cook, and wash AMI iron. m experienced
NuESE. and BUTLER. Must bring good recon-
mendltions. Apply At No. 205 Nineteenth street
between Grace aud Broad.
oc i-St Il. /. WILLIAMS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-09

EOR RENT, on Grove avenue, near Gt.s
4 the city limits, very pretty and con-2.M
venicnt COTTAGE. containing eleven rooms aud
several ouslOuscs In good condition. with nearly nm
per anuuin. oc i-iw W. y. ROBINS.
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A Magnificent Prize,

Surprising all previous offers: Each sub
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Three Dollars year, will be presented With
a premium Of Two Elegant Chromos, COM
panion pictures OF the two most desirable
and popular subjects in America-the Falls
of Niagara and Yosemite Falls. Size of pic
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These elegant Chromos, copied from beau
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the first artists in Americs, give the most
popular views of those interesting and sub.
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with its immense body of water falling one
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so clearly depicted that, in Imagination,
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These two Chromos are the best pictures
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Reader, just think, TWO beautiful Chro-
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These pictures are veritable gems, and
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-12-04

YALE's HALF CENTURy.-The Col
lege Courant presents some interesting
statistics which show. the gratifying
growth of Yale College during the past
fifty years. The catalogue Of 1928
shows that the College had at that time
total of 19 officers and 2S3 students.
in all the departments. Ten years later
the officers numbered 25 and 5O7'
For the next decade the increase of off
GERS aud students, thong h not large, was
decided but from 1912 to the present
The increase has been very rapid. The
catalogue for the present year shows 76
instructors and 904 students. During
the half century covered by these fig
ures, the standard of study has been
constantly elevated, and the material
resources of the College have greatly
increased.
ANOTHER NEW SECT An English
paper says that new religious sect has
made its appearance in London, which
the ungodly style the "Howling Re-
pentants." They howl at all convent
emit periods during the night The
services are conducted in the open air
as they have, as yet, no recognized
place Of worship. The sectarians Of
this religion find the police to be the
most serious obstacle in their devotions
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Harper's Magazine.
Notices of the Press.

The ever-increasing circulation Of this
excellent monthly proves its continued
adoption to popular desires and needs. In
deed, when we think into how many ZONES
it penetrates every month, we must consider
1T as one of the educators as well as enter
tainers Of the public mind, for its vast pop
uIarity has bee won by no appeal to stupid
prejudiceS or depraved tastes, -Boston Globe
The character which this Magazine pos
sesses for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth
and literary culture that has kept pace With
if it has not led the times, sboald cause it's
conductors to regard it with justi6able CON-
placency. 1t also entities them to great
claim upon the public gratitude. The Mag
azine has done good and not evil all the
days of its life.-BroohLyn Eagle
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Nor A New THINa.-In a recent

Nor A New THING.-In a recent
lecture by Professor James Law. of Cor
nell University, OH the Horse Disease"
be said
The disease is by no means new oae.
Between AS and Az B. G. a similar
disease ragged in Greece, Italy, and Siei-
ly. 1t has occurred in A. ID. 800, $40,
Il73, 1853, 1899 (then especially Sc
vere), 3 times in the fourteenth century,
~ times in the fifteenth, twice in the
sixteenth, 10 times in the eighteenth,
and Ii times i'll the nineteenth thus
far-probably not more frequently in
later times, but apparently 80 from the
lack ct full records earlier. Sometimes
1t has especially attacked horses, dogs,
cats, and oxen, and sometimes man.
1t is essentially an influenza. After in.
lection, from one to three days inter-
vene before its appearance: Its sy,np-
oms are sudden. They differ accord
ing to the parts attacked and the severi
ty Of the attacks. Sometimes the dis
ease confines itself to the throat, some
times to the parts ofthe neck further
back, sometimes to the lungs, sometimes
To the digestive organs, and sometimes
to the tendons and muscles, when it is
rheumatic in its form. A common
symptom of all these forms is great
weakness and prostration, indisposition
to move, half closed eyes, relaxed limbs,
staggering, dc. The present manifesto
ton is largely that of the throat, and is
attended by coughing.