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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07

REPRESENTATIVES. Warrenton Inder
publishes the following, made up from relia.
Die data, in reference to the representation
in Congress from the counties comprising the
eighth district:
Frederick (Which until 1886 included War.
rem and Clarke) had j. NJ. Mason, senator,
for Ii years ;; j. NJ. Mason, representative,
tive, for years; Richard w. Barton, repre-
sentative, for 2 years David Holmes, repre-
sentative, for Il years III. st. G. Tucker,
-6rdnge.-James Madison, representative,
for years; james Barbour, ST., representa-
tive, for, 10 years; Philip Barbour, representa-
tive, for IA ycars-totaI, 81 years.
Culpeper (which up to 1881 included Rap
phannock). Philip K. Thompson, repre-
Sentative years; Aylett Hawes, & years
q. +. Strother, 9 years; John s. Barbour, III
years; John S. Pendleton, years; William
Smith, | year; jeremiah Morton, years
j. +. Strother, years-tota, 90 years.
Loudom.-Steven Mason, senator, 9years
-Arm'd Mason, years; Joseph Lewis, repre-,
sentative, II years; Charles +, Mercer, 90
years; Cuth. Powell, 2 years; l.. Powell,
years-total, 52 years.
Fairfar- Richard Bland Lee and w. Nc
Carly, representatives, for years.
Alexandria (restored in 1S46) Colonel
Funston, L. Mckenzie, representatives, for
years-being four in the twenty-six years
since retrocessiou.
Fauqeuer.-John Love, representative, for
4 years !; I. L. Moore, years Samuel Chill
ton, 9 years; William Smith, years. otal,
IL years.
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Governor Picrepoint says he has been
Republican since 1850, and will not exchange
his Repubcanism for Grantism: He-is sure
West Virginia will roll up grand majority
for Greeley and Brown.
The Ddy'S DOingS is one of the papers tllat
gives General Grant the most ardent support
The st. Louis Times says there will Rc days
dolhgs. the first week in November of more
respectable character.
"a touching sight," says the Pittsburgh
Post-"Mosby, the guerilla, and William
Lloyd Garrison, the northern aboItlonlst,
who pronounced the Constitution league
with death and covenant with hell clasp
ing bands across the bloody chasm and
bowling in unison for Grant and corrup-
tion."
The Grant organs are eloquent over their
valiant deeds in breaking up the New York
ring, but they are singularly rcticent as TO
the character of the last Republican LcgiSEs-
tlrc, which proved to he one of the most cor
rupt that unfortunate Commonwealth has
ever been cursed with. This is where the
"Silencc" comes in.
1t will do no harm to remember that Wel-
dell Phillips, who is just now doing what IN
him lies to defeat Horace Greeley, did his
best to beat Lincoln in 1850, and to beat
Grant in 1868. Both Lincoln and Grant
were elected in spite of Phillips, and there is
every prospect that his opposition to Greeley
will have a similar result.
R.F. Treyelck, President of the National
Labor Union, "after serious consultation
with friends of the Labor Reform Movement,
North aud South, and with the advice and
appreciation of the National Executive Com
mittee," has given notice that the place OF
holding the National Labor Congress has
! been changed from Nashville, Tenn, to
Cleveland, Ohio. The meeting will take
place on the 18th.
lack Chandler told the people of Orange,
N. j., the other night, that he had looked all
over Detroit and only found three Greeley
Republicans. The Detroit Free Press thinks
it must have been the same night that he
looked all over the yard to find the kcy-holc
Of the front door.
The canvass in Maine loses nothing of
vigor in its closing days. The need of Mr..
Hale seems SO serious that his father-irl-law,
Senator Chandler, has gone personally to the
field, taking with him some money and Il
great deal of impressive bluster. Whether
this sort of sllccor will help Mr.. Hale much
among his constituents remains to lie seen.
The venerable Peter Cooper has written
| for publication letter to his friend and CO.
temporary General Dix, full of personal
kindness and of opposition to the Liberal
movement. Mr.. Cooper has done so much
good TO the New York Tribune i'll his long
and hlameess life that he has earned the
right now, in his extreme old age, to be as
| illogical and unjust as he chooses, without
| criticism and without reply.
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The SUMAC BUsrNEss-ADvANCE IN PRICE
ExPECTED.-Thc manufacturers Of ground
sumac in Virginia, representing some ten or
n dozen of firms engaged at the various
points in this State, met ut Fredericksburg
ON Tuesday the Sd instant. John G. Hur-
kamp, Of Fredericksburg, presided, and
GeorgeJ. Sumner, of Louisa, was appointed
secretary. Representatives were present at
the above meeting from Richmond, Louisa
Courthouse, Culpeper Courthouse, Front
Royal, Newtown, Tappahannock. and Fred
ericksburg. The meeting was called for the
purpose of interchanging views and devisng
such course of action rs would protect and
add to the material interests OF those en-.
gagged in manufacturing ground suinac aud
justify them in continuing and further de.
veloping the business. 1t was cOnclusively
shown that the present crop would be a
short one, and an advance in the price of the
ground article would, in all probability, be
made in the next thirty days.
Alter full and free discussion of every
thing that was deemed of interest to the
sumac manufacturing interest the meeting
adjourned to meet at the Ballard House.
Richmond, on Wednesday the 3Oth Of Octo-
Der next,
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DIED.

,,,,,,ostor septeruber 9th. BLANCHE CHE, ha-
TIL III ", ''" nnir daughter of W. T.; anu aavs
Rrn[yIcr aged thirteen months anu '"''
e,miss thee. darling % how much
fjur C;od .oue can fell
He took thee from our i0'lhs Ai"'''
lie doeth all things well.
Tho fIipds are closed and darkness feien'
rouud the snOw-whlte ou
" hrrpop our little Bancue la.''
Fnr little Blanche Is dead.
u,,on GENTLY In her coffin lay
The cold and Iifeless FORM 49,, ,,y
And Cod will watch IL night ana aay
And shield II from MI lErH''
,1or funeral Ill take place frnh the ,a Th,r.
H., nc ,,mJCnthcr Mr. James Turner, Gori ,M6PN
her mnr,t,,r streets THIS Saturday MUM
W. ri, instant. at 10 o'clock Inc ri tnrtnd
~, ut,nrrs of The family arc rcspecl'uis INV
t. attend rr,,so,-
In this city. Yesterday Senie Tnnr n F. his age.
III S,ncr,I viii tlkc place from his mother Ies1
d.nr rs CORNER Fifth and Main streets al 0ociocA
I'm tincinnati IOlioJ papers please copy
u.,,osd,v spntember J.. 1872, ut his residence on
1-,'io GuT Hill toBEKT JAMES POLLARD. In the
twenty fifth year Of his a%S; 81 e,om Union
His funeral discourse viii be Rred1ehheS9 M lf9 SEH
th" stI Instant ut IL o'clock His friends anu tnose
of the family. also the members oil hoe nT Fam
Old-FeiIows and Sprlngc Division Sons ol Acsl''
pcr.,nce. are invited To attend.
.tbc residence of his father. on Union Hill, I on
Tin, s,Iav September stb. at O'Clock L. NJ. HDh-
bAS. Youngest son of Jacob and Mary trow1er'
aged eleven months AMI pine days. . - ~,
sorrow has agaln spread her dark pail over our III
rio family circle Tie whitc-wnged angel OF de:!iii
has come again and plucked from our nlas 81, t,ie
sweetest and tenderest flower that hourlsed tigre.
Tho iuurcrnt spirit Of our sweet little Gordan Has
left his fond parents. Sweet little Goran Is dead
ON Tomorrow we will deposit his little form neiieat
thn cold sod of earth, and turn away with SAD anu
sorrowing hearts. For several days he laid SUFFERER
mon his little couch and with much anXle,! we
Watched the progress Of his disease, hoping he might
recover and Inc restored O his fond parents again
Rnt cod loved him. He WAS too pure for earth. lie
Inns taken him to Heaven with his little brothers.
All. mother, put your trust In God,
And let your tears he dry,
For though lie bcneIth the sod
My spirit dwells on high.
Mamma and papa. don't gricve for Inc,
lam going up on high.
. And If you are good ana holy nero
You will see me when you dlc-
BY one WHO LOVED HIM.
His funeral will take place from MS liineT resi-
deuce m 10 O'Clock THIS Saturday MORNlNF.
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy
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po,,y,ss N rHs nrpr sHuss pIsrRior.
The Fradeficks bssrg Jester
day sonlaih the fellowing about As canvass
: a M. Grif,tb, pDostmaster, r. D. Beckley,
assistant Tinted States assessor, and anotner
e eolorsd man from Louisa ri to de-
made vigorous efforts to maintain aae III s gos
tions by speeches in behalf Of Gfa 1nst court
sylvania Courthouse on Mo aseGs ,d i seems
aa be- confined exclusively to oeeho 10, ss OF
those on the anxious lookout .op p pee
pss that have held thus g. far IN s Ss
Major BraztGn and o. a The t. two o. parties in this
f d;strct for Congress, are at King George
Penthouse to-day. 1t is the first time IN Inc
canvass that they have met, and we uo'D'
not the fur will fly"
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80 p,,osADA Ais Miss 8ls

s~- RpsADAIIs.-Mis Miss gss
T,eno,. further ssYB @ g 'ving ~ lay
.,.,,srine 1rasf riieuinatisrn M .st sesese
80 ,,sra beer, sisprived the 20 de sie
Of which, was very fond But si.er
ling two bottles of RgsADAiIsI hays hel en-
med eight yards of beautifur thread eaer' sa ral
, nns and mnde lovely .nainsook skirt ios ia
~ ,rrs would slao add that cousin FB
RIDLEY. had a daughter suffering wisn ,oasse
apeino, and the doctors th"rti woaia o. p a.s
cary to amputate the limb She began 70 she & ~
nails. however, and am happy 10 sas sue = -
day entirely Cured. :, r;o,o,e, Thomas Rid
tesIu .,ss great pleasure in RECOMMENDING
p ,sS. to the afflicted everywhere. 49,.
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~-NEGRo ToLERATIoN.-In Columbus, Ga,
a4last Sunday, the colored Baptist preacher
whose name had been published as vice-pre-
sident Of Greeley Club was stopped at the
door of his church and made to swear on q
bible that he did not, and never would, be-
long to this club or party before he was per-
mitted to go into the pulpit. These are the
people that 100000 white men died that they
might be tree. e....4e $50,
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MARRIED,

~, on p MeaneSuaIG FSResE W. WALTON to mss
Vi vi Z. GENTRY both of this Guy. ,o..
On the August at the residence Of b ,n the Rev
father, BY the Reg Mr.: PsseIS M0RRIsoN, Of
M Mr. fand w. Va ae Henrlco Of
Miss MARTHA NJ. WEBsTER, da W Va.
Webster, Esq. of Putntlm county,
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T BARGAINS IN POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALEs
Also

I BARGAINS IN POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS, ORGANIZES, LAWNS, PERCALES
ALSO,
LINEN GOODS for boys; ~,
TOWELS. NAPKINS,
ALPACAS. &C., &c.
THOMASR. PRICE ( CO., during the present
month, to relieva the tedlum of "d dog days" viii
close out many styles of SUMMER GOODS wthon
regard to cost Noilst of prices Is given, but eaci
article will show for itself
Also on hand, received recently by steamer all.
express, f.
NEW and PRETTY PRIMES, In American ant
English;
WHITE and COLORED PlQUES, rs TO Soc.
BLACK GRENADINES;
BLACK DELANES;
LlNEN-BOSUM SHIRTS GAUZE SHIRTS
HOSIERY, every grade;
LINEN and LACE COLLARS and CUFFS;
BLACK and COLORED RIBBONS;
BELTS, CORsETS,
KID GLOVES,
THREAD GLOVES,
BUSFLES, nps styles:
SHEETINGS, both linen and cotton;
PILLOW LINEN and IRISH LINEN;
DRILLINtiS and CASSIMER Els, for gentlemen;
CLOTHS, VESTINGS, &c.
NEW GOODS DAILY.
T. r. PRICE K CO.,
aus ll0l Ma!u street. corner Eleventh.
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me- ANDRosCoGG1N COTTON A |
1elc. yard.
pp,71T OF THE LOOM. DAvOL, "AAsuiIA
and NEW YORK MILLS at the case price,
3 x,o,,ent yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON al
lac. per yard !;
zinc v,rd-wtde usBLEAcHED COTTON at l2ac
F. per yard;
. , e,rev,eu. article of heavy GINGHAM at Hsc
per yard
ETH. WIDTH UNBLEACHED SHEETiNG re-
dnced to a2c. per yurd-was great bargain when
sold at Sc
The greatest bargains In all kinds of CoTToNs
that we have been enabled TO offer since the war.
IF YOU want to get the full value of yonr money
call at LEVI bh"i hTho
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Excellent KID GLOVES at s5c. sea
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aoyERsos WALKER Governor Walker. Of
Virginia, Is a handsome man, with splendid
gray hair, genial faee, commanding form.
and hearty laugh, and he is living iIlnstra.
ton Of the fact that Eirginians are not exelu.
siye or proseTiptire, for everybody likes him.
Bostoi Advertiser.
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CoLoRED BOYS AT THE NAVAL AcApE,

I! COLORED BOYS AT THE NAVAL ACADEAY.-
Hon. II. b. Elliott, a colored member of the
House from South Carolina, has the appoint
ment OF d cadet at the Naval Academy at
Annapolis TO represent his district, said cadet
to enter the Academy in October next. He
has already designated a youth for the posi-
ton, who will be examined this month. Mr..
KaiRey, a colored member from South Caro-
lima, appointed one in June last, who passed
The examination, and Is now ut the Academy.
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MT THE BALANCE OF OUR STOCK
of SUMNER GOODS will me closed out at anf
below cost In order to make room for our fall good:
by September 18th:
LAWNS. WHITE PIQUES. .......
FIGURED PIQUES, VICTORIA LAWNS,
STRIPED SWISS MUSLINS,
STRIPED NAINSOOk MUSLINS.
PLAIN SWISS and NAINSOOK MUSLINS,
CHECKED MUSLINS, ''.-
COLORED EMBROIDERED GRENADINES
BLACK GRENADINES with ,colored sill
stripes. .-"
JAPANESE SILKS and POPLlNS, ,H
TRIMMING SILKS.
WHITE SILK PARASOLS and lace covers,
BLACK and COLORED SILK PARASOLs
and UMBRELLAS,
LLAMA LACE SHAWLS,
GRENADTSE SHAWLS,
GAUZE UNDERSTANDS, ..g
LIGHT KID GLOVES, SILK FANS,
and lots of other articles, ut and below cost
WILLIAM TtIALHIMER & SONS,
lob Main street. opposite the post-office, anu
au % Col Broad street, corner Sixth.
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VOTERS IN PHlLADELpHIA.-Tb registry of
Votefs IN the city of Philadelphia, just COM
pieted by the canyassers, shows a fetal Of
15i,5a4, being an increase of {. 1sS over fine
number for 1871. The extra assessment is
VET tn he rrada '~'- - -
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sEoAlNG OUr.-According to q western
paper, il has not yet been decided at the
White House whether Miss Nellie Grant is
to come Out" this winter or not; but,
adds the Boston Posi-, it is not so with regard
to the old man, ID having been decreed that
hedsto come out, baS and baggage.
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EOR. NEW YORK.-OLD DO .s,ese
The side-wheel steamships OLD WJHIZIHS
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL. SARAT0GI' II
AGARA, ALBEMhRLE, and HATTEP AZ '' ,o VI
New York for Norfolk, City Point. and Richmond
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SaTiIRInw
at O'Clock p. NJ
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY. FRIDAY
and SUNDAY ut high Tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have rley.r,
saloons, stat rooms, and bathrooms. e"'
The fare, accommodations, and attention are ma.
surpassed ~,
Close connections made with steamers for Al,
southern and European ports.
For further information. apply b
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent
my 20 No. 3 Governor stree,
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A ROYAL SoUyEMR.-Dr. Thomas Evans,
the well known American dentist of Paris,
has received from the Prince Of Wales an
elegant bronze representing H. r. Fl.
mounted upon charger, and in the uniform
OF the H,lzzars. 1t is spoken of as a fine piece
OF workmanship.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA HERRING FISHERIES
The fishing season has commenced in earnest
ut Beaufort IN. CO. harbor. On Saturday
last the first full run Of mullets occurred, and
about 800 barrels were hauled in at the vari.
ois fisheries. At the Purkins Island fishery
over two hundred barrels were captured by
the seinenletl,
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BOARDING..
7 GATHER!

I GATHER! = ,r,,pp,
LEATHER !
1000 sides of SOLE LEATHER. MI grades;
500 sides of UPPER LEATHER: =
%, dozen FRENCH CALFSKINS:
100 DOZEN AMERICAN CALFSkINS;
80 dozcp KIP SKINS;
Innings. PEGS. LASTS, -a. -.s
TANNERS OILS, &C.:
HARNESS, Birdie. aud SfDRT1NG;
for sale at very low prices. Call and examine our
large stock, which Will DC sold at the lowest market
prices. ..
Sc 1-3t q. n. CHAI,kIEY & co.
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No 1901 Main street, : l"''
II fortified against summers best. E$r,y
What with one expedicnt and another II elSS,,ll.sS
will go hayd &c he doesn't keep his GUS Il$S
toners and friends cool and comfort
abte, let the summer god rage never so hcfte'l. -,
His jARDER has the hest products oil tiIe 80 ~
from the tropics TO tie lakes, which are sfr'"' -
the BKST STYLE or ART. nm, and
superior LIQUORS ~ tbls CIV CON.
with these and lees and cooling mineral Nas,s -
tlcmen can't keep coOt, fheh the weather 'io'' -
bot us vesuyius its.If. ,,,,,,,u
Thankful for past fa,ors, br rcHems III. in.i,'t,
to the public and promises satisfaction, II ust
hc found In this world. -
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In Maine representatives to Congress are
elected every two years, and they are SO
timed that every other election takes place at
the September State election preceding the
national election in November.
The congressional nominations this year,
so far rs made are rs follows: -.
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B1VEn AN1s 1pt1Ear svvU -. -. -.
A ECHoR LINE STEAMERS. Jos
SAILING a1kzsss
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sArUgnAy

Passengers booked 70 and from railway s...,.
or seaports in England, Ireland. Scotland Se.,uo,s'
Sweden, Denmark. Germany. France, HoI,snaI g my
GUM, and the United States. ho' BEL
Cabin fare from New York 10 London. 7 ,v.,.,
Glasgow, or Derry. by Wednesday, steamer ~
BY SATURDAYS steamer, SIS aud s7s, -"
Excursion tickets sllo: Al payable in currency
MesstDa, and Trieste. To New York oehoa'
Cabin, $40; steerage. sss. Payable In currsncr
For further information apply 10 iieac!.
HENDERSON BROTHERS
Bowling Green Y. W
j. ". WYATT. Aoe,,
~ 4.5m 3 Governor street RfrbmnssSa
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LIME AND CEsfEyT.

T IME, LIME, LIME.--The Lime nrlih.
l. i fpctured by US IN Botet0ut comfy; Known -
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE l.IME, VII ,rt4i'",t
be nut upo,f the market under The name of iNilian
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may he 'rit "a wv
office, No. 1903 Dock street: %,
+ x-,~ a, ,a-, 't''''0.' gn y
ID OCkLAND LIME 800 barrels Zoo n
III LAND LIME daily cxrcctci per schooner Il
q. Knight; for sale lowfrpm the wharf. ,rr
Iy22 ~ ;. LIZ
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yO,,D AND COAL.


GOAL AND W0OD.-On hand and
" constantly receiving full assortment Of BEST
GOALS and WOOD. ANTHRACITE COAL OF
best quality Mt $3.50 50. $780, and S6.75 per ton
well screened and full weight guaranteed. CLOVER
HILL COAL from II so to $3.50 per load. PINE
WOOD from SIS TO So per cord. OAk WOOD
$3.50 per cord, all delivered free. c. II. PAGE,
70S Grace street and
au "a Nineteenth and Cary streets.
GOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooners
" McSLaiu. Ocean Bird and Morning Light am
receiving cargocs Of very superior RED and WHITE
ASH EGG. STOVE. and CHESTNUT hNTHRA-
CITE COAL. for sale at the very lowest market
rates. Also full supply, at Company's prices: ct
CLOVER HILL LUMP. HAIL, and ENGlNE
CONL (btumiuousl. for gratcs. &c. The best LOON.
ING COKE. Also MACHINE-ShWED and SILT
OAK and PINE WOOD Of nneqlalled quality. IL
Is convenient and economical. Also the best CUM
RFRLASD COAL. for manufacturing purposes.
For fuel Of any kind apply to the subscriber t
j. Is. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets.
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DER BARK TARPEIAN.

We are now landing per bark Tarpeian, Of our
direct importation,
YOUNGERs EDINBURGH INDIA PALE ALE,
YoQNGER's EDINBURGH DOUBLE STRONG
GUINNESS DUBLIN STOUT, bottled by E. & J..
Burke. Esl
ALSO, 81
HILBERT, IF London:
ALLs0t'S PALE ALE, bottled By e. & G. Eib-
:: bert. OF London;
GuiNMEss'S DUBLIN STOUT. bottled by f. &
g. Hilbert. OF London;
HlHBEEr'S BROWN STOUT, hot,led by T.. q q.
Hilbert, OF Iondon:
JUEES ROBIN & CO.'S PALE and DARK COG
MAC BRANDY, of various vinsages.
The above goods are recommended to the trade ms
entirely reliable We are prepared 10 sell either In
bond or duty paid for currency or gold at prices as
low rs can be afforded by any American Importer.
je "a f..;.s 155$gts ass. s. G. TARDY e co. 4
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70 far as made, are as follows:

The Republican nominees as above are the
present incumbents, except In the first and
fourth districts, Mr.. LYNCH giving place in the
first to Mr.. BURLEIGH, and Mr.. PETERS CIV
ing way to Mr.. HERsEY in the fourth. The
Liberal nominees may be classified as one
moderate Democrat CLIFFORD, one Bourbon
(EMERY), and two Liberal Republicans PIKE
and IASG),
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DHILADELPHTA, RICU. In,

DILL ADELPHIA, RICH s.s<%.
L. MONT. AND NORFOLK STEAM-sssaElSS
SHIP LISE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TN ICL :,
WEfk.-Stcasners NORFOLK, EMPIRE, rpd i
s. GREEN. composing this line. VIII leave Rich
moud every MONDAY aud THURSDAY AZ -
O'Clock NJ. and Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at the same hour. alternately
freights received daily tSuudays excepted ior al
parts Of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. and Dcl,war..
also for Charleston, Savannah and New Dr!r,n.
and bills of lrding signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk al moderate rates
Passage TO Philadelphia. including mcrs and
sfateroOm, IS. ". J.. PORTER. Agent.
No. 2i25 Dock street, Richmond
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE & CO. Agents
No. IL South Whar,es
fl l2 No. II North WlI3rycs. I'hila,teInhi,
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CEWING-MACHINES or ALL KINDS
- REPAIREIJ.-All the late improvements I.'
Oh the .OIn" ~ DAT EI.Lii"flC SEW Nt,-M ~
CHINE. Our advice 10 owners of the SioNi
ELLIPTIC IS to not sacrifice them for fanE,t bap''
bug machines. GEORGE y. SLOAT
-. Successor To
ie "a SLOAT * ApDiSG1uS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-07
MEETINGS..

A CALLED MEETING OF THE Ma
n CIIiNISrS AND BLACkSMIIHS tNlO,N
will ba held THIS EVENING in Harmony uali.
As business of importance VIII be brought nelore
ca Lis G.. ". STURDIVANT.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-11
THE STATE.

The dry weather has killed great many new
ly planted strawberry plants.
The prospect now is favorable ipr a prodi-
giois crop Of apples, pears and cherries.
1t is said that Republican primary meeting OF
Georgetown hundred, held at Georgetown, SAT-
urday last broke up in row.
The Delaware i. Il. will have a berry train
over their road to New York, which will leave
Harrington, at $3.50 2. NJ. every day dnrin, the
strawberry season.
The Sussex journal says there are no Repub-
licans around t.eorgetown who favor Greeley,
althongh several mo1lhs ago they canvassed
vigorously for his paper aud obialnea about 100
subscribers at that town.
A fire broke ont in the wood- between
Georgetown and Carey'- station, ON the J. X B.
r. r., a tew days since, and IL still burning.
1t il supposed to have caught fire from sparks
from the engines Of the road