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'RIpAY.. SEPTEMBER 20, 1872
AUCTION SALES THsS DAY.

W. GODDIN will scl ut his Office, at 10 NJ, a farm,
In Henrico county, OH tie Varina road eight
miles below the city.
W. GODDIN will sell at i. NJ. lot No. 70, In Si'l-
uey. at the southwest corner OF Main and Plum
streets.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will veil AZ a i. M. n farm
on the Williamsburg turnpike, and on bath sides
of the York River rsilisad. xbout one and three
quarter miles from the city.
HILL. & GoDblN will sell at L. NJ. number OF
lots on Clay and Twenty third streets.
COOK & LAUGIIToN will sc!i mt 10 A. NJ. pianos
furniture, sc.
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MANCHESTER. scptembcr 10. 1872,

Mcssrs. Editors The following sentence
appears in the report of the proceedings of
the (public schooD "Teacher' Institute "
published in your issue of to-day: q Essay
on ARE the giving of prizes in schools bcne-
ficial?' was read by Mir. Fl. G. Burnett for
Mrs. j. L. Walker" 1t is simple justice to
Mrs. Walker to say that there was not such
a sentence in the paper mentioned. If the
reporter preferred to construct title for the
essay to suit his fancy he ought to have left
of the quotation marks. The title was read
before the Institute /" ls q system of rewards
and prizes In school productive of good -
f.a.. III, G. 3,
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA. ST. Louis
At meeting of the polcyhOllers Of the Life Asso-
ciatt0n Of America, held mt the Company's rooms
on the Goth Of August for the purpose Of consider
ing certain proposed amendments to the charter of
the assocston il was the sense of the meeting that
other amendments be added to those proposed, end
the whole be again submitted to the members Of the
company at meeting which 1t was recommended
should be held US scon as practicable. Now, there
fore, this is to give notice that meeting Of the
pollry-hoders Of the Life Association will he held
at the principal office of the company, In the city Of
st. Louis, Wednesday The 25th day of September,
iustnt at 10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF voting
for or agauSt the proposed amendments to the CHAR
ter of the association, in accordance with the rroSi
suns of section Is ot act oc the general assembly
of the State Of Missouri, approved March To- 1869,
entitled san act for the Incorporation and regula-
ton OF life assurance companies.''
JAMES ii. BRITTOS, President.
r. WM. HANLEY, Secretary.
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SENT To MANCHESTER FoR TRIAL.-Robert
Quarles (coloret) was tried and acquitted be-
fore Justice Crew yesterday Oh the charge of
having IL his possession lot Of iron. The
accused, however, was sent over to Manches-
ter for examination, 1t being represented
that felony had been there committed, and
that be was held to answer that charge.
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CONSERVATIVE NoAEATlSG CONVENTION IN
HESRlco.-Tke Conservative and Liberal Ec.
publcanS Of Henrico county will meet at the
following places on Thursday, October Sd,
for the purpose of clecting delegates from
each township to Il convention to he held ut
the County Courthouse on the 9th Of Octo.
Der for the nomination OF caDdidates for
sheriff and clerk of the County Court: Va
rina township. Four-Mile Creek church
Fairfield. j. B. G:pvin's store; Brooktind,
Township Hall; Turkahoc, Moran's store
All of the meetings will be held at 4 O'Clock
i, M
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SENATOR SCuURz TO STEAK IN RICHMOND
Mr.. NJ. May, of this city, received the follow
ing letter from the Hon. Carl .Schurz yes
terday: ......-..: f:
"Sr. Louis, Mo-, September II, 1872.
"My Dear Sir,-In reply to your note of
the 3d instant [ regret to say that it is nj
present impossible for me to make definite
promise IA to my visit to Richmond. have
to go to Pennsylvania first and dttend to
those places where my work is most neces-
sary. l shall advise you rs soon as / zee my
way clear. Truly yours, G. SCuURz.
an. Muy, Esq"
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, September le.-Flour quiet, but firm
and scarce ; prices unchanged. Wheat active,
higher and strong white choice Saos@S2lo; fair 70
prime white, slsef1s2 good to prime red, $ls6@h2.
Cora 6rner: white southern, .70I73c.: yellow,
77dt82c. Provisions bOuyant, hut quiet and firm
Mess pork, Sl4..nM SlI75 Bulk meats strong none
Offering: shoulders, 7r rlb-sidcs, &C.; clearrll
sdea lpc. iacon firm; shoulders, s6s&c.; rib-siies
l0.c. clear-r.h sides. lie. Sugar-cj'd haInS 1safi
nc Lard, SiWpc. Western butter quiet. Wht'hcS
nrm
virginia G's. old 81 consols. aOt bid. s u, !.
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3IR NEW CATALOGUE

OF SCHOOL BOOKS,
''''l't' French, German, Italian, Spanish, Greek,
"''h-"ith prices, mailed free TO all.
'''''n' made to merchants, teachers, and others.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
h'a'efs Ia Law, Miscellaneous Books, aud
'"N" Stationery. 1915 Main street.
NJ SlBStRIRERS have received from
mouse OF Noycilo K Co.. London, a large
''i! "i MUSIC, Including
rhRAs. oRATORIOS. SoNATAS,
hl ANs. GLEE-BUOKS,
NURSERY RHYMES,
'oiCNTAiIES and OFFERTOIRES for
theUrgan:
ANTHEMS, SHEET MUSIC, for the Piano
aud Organ, &c, &c;
:, .,M th'H Invite The attention of amateurs aud
'''li' generally.
.,N. W0UDHoUSE & PARHAM,
l9o3 Main street, Richmond.
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I,nproYement OF the Ohio r,ycr,

CINCINNATI, September 19.-In the Ohio
River Improvement Convention this morn.
Ing an address to Congress was adopted ask.
ing an appropriation for the Improvement OF
navigation in the Ohio and urging the States
bordering thereon to Use their best en-
deavors to have such appropriation made.
The Convention adjourned to meet in Gin
cnnati November 10Th.
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EESfAERAyr'k,

+ iELl.E, No 1904 Main street, IL fully
Wr..," .,"itthed agaiu6, suinner's heat LIZ
M.gjr an sIi,1e V1e eSpedient and another IL teyys8I
trrt~r> Hh. @ II T." d"tan't keep his Gus YAESH
~, H., "'.u az. friends cool and comfort SSS
H. ~ ne ne ShniIher god rage never 30 f,erceiy.
' ~ nDEE h4s tiie isst products OF the season.
. rxs, S,|.hes TO iiir lakes, which are served Ia
- nIiLE Oh Ant.
sn - ti:e best. both for sktlful brewing aud
"1. l.'.,,'Y ,'YloRs--uBc}ualirh In u,is ely. II
~ '''n ic's siid co"iiDg mincrHl waters gen.
Keep cool, tLei. tie s.tliss u.uzt DC ~
~ ,It! !or pslst raynrs lie eHews lis Irritation
:, - T.; eAd pro ;aiseS. ,;,-.l, r that ia TO
'' "ls "of!l. 5els
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Congressional Nominations.

gressiOual District Conservative Convention,
which met here today, unanimously nomi-
mated Major Baker =. Lee, associate editor
of the Norfolk Journal, for Congress.
The anti-Platt Radical Convention, which
also met here to-day, nominated DR.. u. 81.
Norton (colorcd), OF York county, rs their
candidate for Congress.
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New York EeCnlS.

New YORK, September 19.-It WAS rll-
mored yesterday that the various orSaniza-
tinns had decided to nominate Charles
O'Conor for Mayor, and it was stated on au-
thority that he would positively accept.
A severe thunderstorm, accompanied by
hail, occurred here this morning.
GRANT. ...
President Grant will visit the New jersey
State Fair, at Wa, ery. this afternoon, and
the Newark Exposition in the evening. At
the latter place the different Republican
ward associations will parade in bis honor.
THE RING FRAUDS.
Wheeler III. Beckham denies that the in
terest in the prosecution of the ring frauds
has abated. He has been engaged in this
| business without intermission since the grand
Jury found the indictments, and the triaI OF
Tweed, Connolly, and Sweeney will proba-
bly, be begun next month. ...s $685..
HEAVY DErALcATIoN IN THE sUBTREAsURY.
The Times says that the amount Of the de-
falcation of james j. Johnson, head OF the
stamp division in the Assistant Treasurer's
| office in this city, though not precisely ascer-
| ianed, cannot exceed S195, 600, and may be
considerably less. 1t Is not fully known how
his fraud was accomplished and concealed,
but it is probable he made false reports OF
stamps, which were not examined into with
prompltude, so that the fraud became en-
tensye before any suspicion was awakened.
Ldter.-AssiStant Treasurer Hllhouse was
lnterros,ted by Il reporter to-day, to whom
| he stated that the amount Of the dctar;ttion
| will not exceed $2O0.000 nor fall short ot
| SiS5 900. The assistant treasurer regards
| the disclosure as premature, rs should any
Of Johnson's friends know of his locality
! they will not disclose it. a.'
1t is understood that the bonds required
of Assistant-Trcasurcr Hillhouse by the
Government will cover the amount OF john
sons detalcation, and that the bondSmen oil
the assistant. treasurer will be held RESPONSE
ble for the loss. ...-
FAILURE.
The failure of Monroe & Co, WAS an
nounced to-day at the Stock Board. The
suspension of two other mercantile firms Is
also reported. ....a
TAMMANY ExcITED-DIsCovERY OF "TREAsoN
IN THE CAMP"
Great commotion exists here in the TAM
mnny Hall General Committee over the dis
coyery that nearly one hundred of its meni-
bers are in the interest of Grant for Presi-
dent, and of Senator O'Brien for Mayor of
New York. An investigating committee
of FIVE met yesterday afternoon, and are
to submit report to the Committee of
Organization this afternoon. The general
committee will take action to-day.
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NEW YORK MARK ET'S.

NEW YORK. September 19.-Colton heavy; salcs
2,.lr bales: urlas. gsc.: Orleans. .ntc. Flour guic
to choice, Slo.25d 81, 60 Whiskey unchanged. Wheat
Brmer: winter red western, 81 6ifpSl.fa. Corn bet
Ter. with good demand. Rice duh and quiet at ss@
3lc. Pork firm at .3hfl sla.:5. Lard dull. Naval
steadY. IalluM dull. Ernlghts unrhancGd. -
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PORT OF RICHMOND, SEPTEMBER 10, 1872.
ARRIVED. .s ss.....
Steamer Wyaliokc, Couch, New York, mercllsn-
disc and passengers j. ". Wyatt, agent.
Steamer john sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, rner
chandisc aud passengers, j.. Ii. Tatuln, agent.
Schooner J. II. Lockwood. Slmrrett, New York,
merchandise, Curtis K l'aIker ...
Schooner Iioratio Nichols, Dupuy, New York,
merchandise, Curtis & Parker, s.-t .st.e
SAILED.
Steamer Pdlisadr Nelson, Norfolk, mcrCtandj:
and passengers. ID. III. Rogers, aSent. ..,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, September B.-SchOouer Virginia,
Dit den.
NEW York. September l7.-Sclooners james
town. HodIey, and Watchtm Gill.
MEMoR RASDA. -'
The Nathilda, for City Point cleared at Newport
9Th Instant.
The Hiding, Ellingson, entered outward at Liver
pool Sd Instant for Richmond . .v
Bark Dnndusto, from City Poiut, at Baltimore
September 10th. ..as-f
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Go to A. A. ALIENS and src those fine silk hats

TIE ORIGINAL SOUTHERN ENGRAVING AND
CIlROMO- LITHOGR arIIISG EsTABIIsHMEST-TEc
lthcgnphing establishment Of CHARLES l.. LrD-
WIG, No. I0o Main street, Is the pioneer Of its line
In the South having been established In ISL. puriug
period of twenty -onc years MIR. LUnwIG. who Is
himself an expert aid experienced photographer.
has served Ills many patrons in this community and
thro uehouL the entire South with entire satisfic-
tIun aud he Is prepared better than ever 10 'h
all kinds Of work pertaining to lithcgraphy. In
decd, Mr.. LUDWIG yields TO 10 establishment in the
country his claims. His work Is artistic and
thorough. his prices are reasonable. and stcaD,
litliographic press. which may DC seen daily In
operation, adds greatly 10 his facilities for the
prompt execution Of contracts. With character
above rcproach, and with such Improvements, com
hincd with spirit nf enterprise, such man ma!
well defy competition from novces In the business
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Washington and Lee University

Especial telegram to the Dislatch.I
LEXINGTON, VA, September l9.-The seS-
sion Of the Washington and Lee University
opened to-day under favorable auspices. The
address to the students was delivered b.
Professor Kirkpatrick.
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jon PRIyTING.-We call the attention of mcr-
chants clerks Of courts, shcriffs, lawyers raroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, anda others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered ~
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
promDt and faithful execution nf all kinds nf Io
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notir, i'ar1s
Bill-Heads, Letter-IIeads. Programmes. hall ai'ktl
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills Catalogues
Bills Of Fare Show-Bills, Checks. I,raf1s, Sc. e.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed
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AN ALLEGED TOBACCO THIEF SENT TO JAIL.
Yesterday, in the Police Court, James Tay'
lor (colored) was arraigned and tried on the
charge OF stealing 5000 worth OF tobacco
from J. G. Dill. The accused was iound
guilty, and sentenced to confinement in the
CITY Jail for three months.
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FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 20, 1872.

sgsr TO THE GRAND JURT FOR UNLAWFUL
suooTiHe. William Harris appeared before
Justice Crew yesterday to answer the charge
of feloniously shooting and wounding Jen.
ME Stephens, Julia Gill. Mrs. John Redford,
and James Hubbard with gun, on the 7th
day of September. From the evidence the
Justice thought there was sufficient room to
send the accused on to the grand Jury Of the
Hastings Court for the first Monday in No
rpfnhcr. :.
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DIRECT IMPoRTATIoS.-P. WEIsIGER & Co.,
l!o Main street, have Just received the most beau
tiful white. French hat ever brought to America.
These hats are perfectly beautiful. Any one want
Ing this style had better call early, as they ure
bound to 60 off rapidly.
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THEATR1CAL.--The first rehearsal of the
new stock company at the Richmond Thea
tire took place yesterday. All Of the COM
pany, except Mrs. DeBar, have arrived.
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PERsosAL.-Senator David Patterson, OF
Franklin county, was in Richmond yestef'
day. s,.. .,o poston
Mass, Baptist Association. lie VIII also at
lend the philadelphia Baptist Assoclatlon
next week. He win, by invitation, prcsehs
the claims Of the Virginia Baptist MemoIiai
enterprise before those Associations.
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The News from OI.io--Ti1e Admins
fratiOp Alarmed and Reinforcing

InCre-
Especial telegram To the Dispatcli ....
WAsrIIEGTos, September 19.-The latest
news from Ohio, Indicating very plainly that
in addition to the Greeley strength the Ger
man element in that State is giving their sup.
port TO Greeley, is demoralizing the Admins
tration to very considerable extent, and a
prompt move has been inaugluatcd to nil the
State with all the forces that can he spared.
Several Cabinet and Bureau officers will be
Immediately sent to do what they can to
prevent the impending dangers, and the most
ardous efforts that the Administration can
command will he employed.
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-Mark Pike ap-
peared before Justice Crew yesterday morn-
ing to answer the charge of committing per-
jury. The case was continued until the Goth
instant
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RANGE or THKRNoMETEa AT DISPATCH
OFFICE THURSDAY. september 18th: SA. NJ,
Is degrees; 8 2. NJ, IS degrees; & T.. NJ.
II degrees.
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!, PUBLICATIONS. FORAPPOINTMENT

A OBLIGATIONS FOR APPOiNIME.lM,,!.
n OF STATE sTu uDESIS IL IHE .iii1. ~ t9ofSoia Goi
E2GEFRoM THE CITY 0s EiChM9Nvni,,haie t s, virg,ni,
aey,cuJtnril and Mechanical College q BashsD,s
ardes for the admission, free OF tntficn and o'.r
~ Sa M eYcusiy ~ OF bosyd. elotiiDg. and lcokss
Of Dulnber Of studea,s fyr sas 2, a .e oss ~
IieieGaIes, which, students shall s seleeteo it,a
school trustees Of ths resp ess asi.r,is. Wi reses.
enee 10 the highest proficiency and geo .,ooi s
from The male white pupils OF the iree -. ,bp
The undprsigncd haYipg been at'poimaeus, ., ~ ~
,lss,,,s sr t foi.ege. according t' the
u the said act Of AssesSs Wye spFiSSsff,TffN sppFiSfT IN
sTANa 81 from which I'VE stl sa. s sa,.s, ss s,,t. an
dsvsis nd thai the neee sary txItsttn ot Z
asn, or eioth hig) se mol tssefl ~
session Of ten mouths Appie,,o,s sa M stii,
caridcates of good moral character aha M
n,srr nc 20 profrieney, &a., froht the - i5
ani,iie sei,f,ol which was tnt klif.ncsd. /, ,,
{, I pLJs tSesss 10 ~ t. c SstI IEi3es.
sStoV sStoVe es' Do'e y. K.C,ESlattf.
Il. M.'MANLf.,
,6pmp,it,ee school Beard CITY V Riessissoao.
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rhe E.,Ied Esarcfooted FrEars.

SAN FRAScypo. September l9.--The thirty,
eight baresooted friars exiled from Guatemala
viii proceed from here TO Milwaukee, to en-
ter the convent Of their Order at that place.
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ST.. Marks CHURcH.-The basement OF
this new church, on the corner of Clay and
First streets. will be occupied by the consre,
gallon on Sunday morning next. The sun
day school will meet ut 9 A. NJ .and the con-
gregnton ut IL A. M. and 2. NJ. The
children will also meet ut y. NJ.
This new lecture and Sunday-school room
is. forall its convenenees, unsurpassed by any
in the city. The main audience-room will
he ready for occupation in few weeks. The
building is pure Gothic, and is one of the
most substantial and comfortable of the kind
in the country. TO the credit of the archi-
tnct Mr., West, it may he said that he seems
TO have exhausted all the resources upon
which to draw for strength and durability.
His plans have been faithfully carried out by
good workmcn, and st. Marks new church
Will be All honor to them ali.
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w. ID. BLAIR & Co, corner Ninth and Main
streets, have some brandy for peaches fifteen de-
yrees above proof. Its high proof makes 1t much
better for putting up peaches. Price, sds' per gal
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UsaAnABlE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE SEgTEaRER H.
William Tailor, Shelby street; Dr.. Jqha p
Wellf9yd, Richmond.
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Grand Lodge 4. o. o. +. OF the Emitted

BALTIMORE, September 19.-The Grand
Lodge occupied the. morning in discussing
the question of giving independent jurisdic.
ton to German lodges, with certain restric-
lions regarding the ritual, travellins-cards.
and passwords fss.. So !.
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THE MAYORS INVESTIGATION CT TIE GAS
WORKS FRAUDs.-Accordin to the request
of the City Council, Mayor Kelley will COM
mence his investigation Of the alleged frauds
in the management Of the Gas Works ut
O'Clock this afternoon. The Council Com
mittee on Retrenchment and Reform will be
present during the investigation at the sug-
gestion OF the Council and by request Of the
Maror. ...- -..........
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BOARDING.

= h hRAL LGENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
,',s,.n, ,snHD II! arVl!ing at No. lil7 Main street.
MRs. j. Ii. WALEORD.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-Anderson still performs
his rare tricks before enthusiastic audiences,
and afterwards delights them with gifts.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
s.uclnnd.


. LONDON, September 19-There was q very
severe thunderstorm at Rockdale yesterday
and several persons were killed by the light.
ming, and the crops damaged.
John Fox Il Co.. merchants, Of Mincins
Lane, have suspended. Their liabilities
amount to e500.000. They have, connection
with several American houses, and their sls.
pension was caused by the recent failures in
Baltimore.
France.
PARIS, September, 19.-The German
authorities at Strasbourg have consented tC
allow the wife Of Edmund About to see him
but refuse permission to any one else. An
examination which will consume the entire
week is now being made into his case. ~
L'Olive, Deschamps, and Debivile, the
Communists, who were executed Yesterday
at Satory, died bEiyely. Their last word,
were "Vive Ia Isepublique" and ''Do%l
with traitors
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CORONER FOR RUSSELL CoUNTY.-Isaac d
Fickle hns been appointed coroner for the
county Of Russell.
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How TO FIND IT.--If you want to find the place
keep down Main street uutl you get to the corner OF
Main anu Thirteenth streets. and then call For +. b.
SPENCE & Son, who will show all the new things
for fall wear.
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ADV vER1IsE.--Uur merchants seeking Trade III Hl',
portion of the country should advertise In thu
papers of that section. n. ELLISON = 9" vii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishcrs' rates.
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BALTIMORE. September la.--Cattle--ycry best oi
sale to-day tsdg7c.; first quality, j@Gc.; medium
JsgIic rcct iptS. 3CUl: sales, 1855. Hogs clOsef
ve,k lower. and heavy 1T 8AG17sc; receipts, ia07l
Sheep In light supply and fair demand at ai@letc.
rprpIuts. 2
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| Save your money and go to A. A. ALIENS and
| buy hat Remember his prices are low.
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III. ELLYsoS Co.. Advertising Agents, inspalCn
building, will receive advertisements snd have :,l"'
Inserted IN auy journal "f the c"unr, nj regular
rntes.
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Sweden.
nEtruIF EN-; IuAKIEs

pEATU u King CHARLES xy.
SrocKHnLN. September l9.--tfialles Nv.
King oI sweden and Norway diUi this morn
ing nj Malniu. lie was forty-SiX years of age
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I0sT. sT,EAYED. &c.
cUsIygSs CHANCES.

T1oR SAFE. PIEDMONT EIGHT PER
CENT. BOSDs: CRY OF E:cfIMpSiCstN
PER CENT. BONDS. tg,Fg rss
WASTED.
FIVE SHARES NATIONAL. BANK OF vlR
GINlA STOCK. 1900 -
eIo-n IsAACS, TAYLOR& WILLIAMS.
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ALLEN has all of the very latest style hats for men
and boys
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20

The amendment of the Hon. John +. Lewis,
Quilted States SENATOR has beer adopte by Congress.
The bankrupt law now, as amended, exempts $500 in
money, $500 In land or personal property, State
xempuon of 1850, and wife's dover. au :O-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20
LOAN OFFICE.

.cpECIAL NOTICE.-I have : few tine
- GOLD WATCHES,
CHAINS, aud
DIAMONDS,
left from my last sale which sn anxious @ ss :.
stsa a, ''''i -, r., x. WlNSTOCkS Loan o5ice.,
No. IL Fourteenth street, under Exchange lioVi.
n Ar 1a-21n - Y : {. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20
Rirtlmond nispattl,.

ea THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN TILE CONFINED
CIRCULATION uF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS ur TIE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-20
DENTISTRY.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEW AND EALUABLEI INSTRU -GSs2a
one of Or. Morrison's celebrated " Buzz ENGINES"
arm prepared to operate upon tie natura teeth
with L RSs PAIN AND FATlG IIE to the patient
and also with greater raridty aud thorouscss Than
Is possible 10 i'e obtained by the hand.
JUD. B. WOOD, II. ID. S.
OFFICE: Ns. 5 Ninth street. ap3e-eod