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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
TUESDIY, Mag 2Sth, 1872,
c A R p E r s.

Embracing Ingram, Two and Three-plv, Tapestry,
Brussels, Body Bruss Is, Velvet aud others
sale 70 continue from day TO day until tue entire
stock is disposed Of the whole to lie sold without
reserve in OTIS TO suii all, for Cash
sales TO cOmmence 10, A. NJ 2, aad I, p. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

New HOUSES -Messrs. McCloskey 4 McManus
are erecting twenty-five very pretty two-story
brick houses ON kirkwood street, between Sth
and 9,h. Ten Of these are nearly completed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

ih NOW NAstio oh luuisA"J wv ,sstiss tsf5
next, at IL A. NJ. A. HOhNEh,
my29tm Secretary
NoTlCE-POsT OFFICE
~ WnMlSd on, Del, NAV 2', 1sI9,
THURSDAY. the Both OF May being d coration Day,
the post-oftice will be open A. 20 a. Nj anu re-
i"nia mayqs.it Ssen '''''' ''' JAMES LEWIS, p.
AToTICE-To ali whom these presents may come.
IN We, Henry s. McNomb OF the city OF VII
mington and State OF delaware, Of the one part,
and Charles Baird, also of said city aud STATE OF
the other part do certify pursuant 10 lhe statntc OF
the State Of Delaware In that hehalt Thatwe have
this day entered into limited partnership, for the
business of manufacturing French 8love, Cali ana
Kid SKINS Moro 3co and Sneep skins, llnlrgsi sc &,
at the said City Of wilmington, uAder aud by virtue
OF said statute, upon the Following terms, cOhdl-
tons and liabilities, to wit;
l. The said partnership Is 10 he conducted under
the name, style aud lrm Uf Charles Baird and Com
psny. ,,
q The general nature and object o. the business
lrtended TO be conducted by the sad nrm or par.-
nership is the Manufacture Of French Glove, Call
and Kid skins Morocco and sneep Ska Lihines,
as above stated
8 . he general partner in IN said irm is the said
Charles Baird, residing IN the city Of wilmington,
aforesaid aud the special partner is the said henry
S. McComb, also resio1g Ia said C.ty.
The sa d spec cial partner, Henry ). NC onb mas
contributed to the common stock OF SAID nfm the
sum Of twenty Thousand dollars
o. The said par nershtp Is to commence atthe date
hereof and is 70 continue three years, terminating
on the sixth day OF Nav, A. d.. lsi5.
With So our nands and seals this twenty seventh
day Of Aay In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sew nty-two.
Signed, II MCCnMB, q" :
ell $ BAIRD, q. }
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

Tomorrow is Decoration day.
Strawberries are becoming plentiful.
Our Theater re-opens tomorrow evening for
brief season.
On Thursday of this week. Decoration Day,
the Post Office will be open from 6;45 to q A.
NJ, only.
There was no quorum present. at the Board
of Trade meeting, last evening, and no business
was transacted.
The annual meeting of the New Castle Il Will
mington Il, r. Co. will be held on Thursday,
June 9th. See notice elsewhere.
A horse, attached to cart, ON which there
was heavy load Of stone, fell at 1lth and West
streets, this afternoon aud was badly injured.
Letters OF administration upon the estate Of
Augustus Mailly SEN, late OF West Chester, have
been granted to VIM. C. Spruance, Esq, of this
city.
A valuable horse belonging to John Mayberry
ESD, of Kenton hundred, became frightened at
a passing train, at Clayton a few days since and
fell dead.
We are requested to say that the Custom
House, and the other public offices in that build
ing will be closed, tomorrow. on account of the
| observance of Decoration Day,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Proposals.

DR0POSAIs WANTED For erecting tys thons
Z and seats for the sunday school jubilee d ue
nell IN Riddle Grove jane l3.h,ts'2 Plan IL scars
shown aiii Other Information gives az 414 Nlrsct
street Proposals. received until 5 4'elltr St urlay
evening, June ST, " VI. Ii CURRY,
mayZi ,6t Chairman ui com ON sears
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
PRoPosA
q. BulIdIng a Publle sehooI House
DROPOsAI.. WAIVED.

t1hufoSALs WANTED.
" FIoposas VIII be received Until O'Clock 7. NJ ON
@ aiIs On the occasion Of the great SUNDAY srbonf
YIuoliee. 70 oe ned In Riddles " Ouds On Thursiay
JuAe lSth. Refreshments will be reouirt5 ~ :
iug" people, and four stands vii! be asrd IN t,i
nsHest blltF or oidders Tor the purpose nf furnish
- - ~ sHurhls OF al. Kinds eN eat liuu trs Chn
II ~, H l';anlNA lht highest uId ID been ltrf.,fhs
,'.,.g' s,s ~ le tluF ST llls rte gounit a, r,.
m " t-it - itj cl any or a.I lids Er urtntr
a. si-,',., ~ "';uIt-S eau upon solomon Hefs,
ori, o. - a, tie y I'M Agaua bkIiY CuJstsEri IL
R, 9r e[ler OF 5ae uu ersiled u5uttee o.,
SOLOMON nErSEY.
NAtiiANIEt. IUIBeRT l rnr,,i,,oo
= EAAh' my2l-st
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

ER-The Domestic has more room under the arm
than any family sewing machine.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
NOTICE..

NoT'cE.
THE WILMINGTON & READING r. r..
COMPANY
lave completed arrangements to carry MONEY
FAOh AGEo, ami EXPRESS MATTER 10 and
rom all points on the line Of their road and West
Slester Express matter sent to FranSlin Telegram
once No Z, West Third street. or their Depot fr6ut
anu Madison, or orders leff with MiMu!lea a Seal
apr6.tf o. srOIZ tien' Stn.
HNAKE NuTICE.-PersOas selling ~ disp5slug OF
Il property must notify the Assessors. or they
" ~ ue held Responsible for tile tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER 6lu Washington street, North Dlstiigt
NJ. SIlLLEl, 2l Poplar street. South District
Assessors sixth street is the DIVIDING line hetwren
ale wv ulslIlctS lanZ6-u
N0RkINGMEN's IN~TITTrE
w AND FREE RE ,DlNG ROOM,
NO. 2la KING STREET (SECOS D ELUJR.
open every evening except sunday, from to 10
O'Clock Daily and weekly papers and magazines
containing general mechanical and scigutlut. infnr.
nation. II is also provided with an excellent far0r
organ ana other means Of entertainment Free b all
orderly persons p n BRENNAN PR stsiant
W ". ~. So.s NE.ll- S.ctetarH. tehlgif
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
StuauftaI.

EIRsT NATIONAL BANK,
OF WILMINGTON,
DepOs'bOry Of the Public Mon,s.
AND
FINANUl al AGENT OF THE UNITRn qrAnn.
EDWARD BELTS, PRKsIDKHT, 'i NJ ny
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG, CAaH,Hp
By-Philadelphia and New York Rrcnarso .
nished to regular depositors without charge TUT
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdaya. AT sLAv
DIRECTORS:
CLEMENT B. SMYrH, QE0RsE W prsu
isRAKL PusRY, ELI GARNET
HENRY s. MOCoMB, JOSHUA NJ Hkltn
SAMUEL JANIS, WILLIAM TITHaIi
HDwARD BBTTs. or,t,r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

"ILMlNGToS BAKERY, No. 6s4 E Seventh
wv sstteet cor, of sp p.uce, wilmington Del,
ID. +. SCHJ LEh, Proprietor. Bread, tles Cakes
Crackers, Confectionery and Ice cream Also
families, parties festivals, sc supplied on reasona-
bic terms and at short notice, myAlm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Signed, sealed and delivered
Ia fNFnuamfaa nf

IN presence OF
S. n. EDGAR,
k. b. FRAZIER.
S ate Of Delaware,
unity OF New Castle,
Be II remembered that on this twenty seventh day
OF May in the year OF our Lord one Thousand elght
hundred and sevenly-tWo, before the subscriber
Edmund Is. Frazier, Justice OF the Pea.e persOn-
ally came Charles Baird and Henry McCOmb par
ties OF the foregoing Instrument OF writing, known
to me personally TO be su h and seyerally acknow-
legged the same to be their voluntary act and deed
MitHess my hand mis- day and year aforesaid
hDMuND b. FRAZIER, j. p
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
alotites.

NTEw CASTLE a WILMINGTON RAILROAD
IN COMPANY, MAY 29tn, lsiI
The annual meeting of the stoc' holders OF this
Company will be held at the oilice o. the COMPANY
in New Castle on Thursday the h day Of June
next, at II A. M. A. HOhNEh,
my2atm Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
MILN1NnrnN. Man an. 1sI!

" TLNIFUIWNt WIl NIIIt u 10
NOTICE is hereby givcu that the cO-partnershp
~ heretofore existing between Frederick MAJ
tri'Z, Charles Baird and John Taylor general part
neTs, and II. $ MeComb, special partAer, under the
nrm name OF Matritz, Baird 4 Taylor, has been
dissolved by Limitation The business Of the late
firm Ii be settled by harlos Baird who, with 81,
s. McCOmb as special partner will continue the bus-
ness under the name charles Baird n Cumpaa
my-29-lt MALTkIrZ BAIRD Il TAiL X.
NoTICE.-1he he partnership of ROthpletz a CLARK
~ was dissolved on the 2ith inst. James Roth
pletz assumes all debts Of the late arm.
JAMES kOTHPLETZ,
my2I-3t' b. +. CLARK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

NTASONIG HALL COMPANY, INTEREST 7. -
INh The semi.annua Interest on he Bonds z
ot the NJ sonic Han Company, due June lst, XX
Will he paid to the holders thereof or their wv
legal representatives. and atte that date, al The
Ollee Of the undersigned, No. 800 Shipley street
II. J. LAWSON, Treas.
WI MINnrnN Nnu osth isl2 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

A DvsRTlsE in the Delaware TrIsss,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
~ BYRON MossE
0a POPULAR
DINING AND IUE CREAM ROOMS

LADIES AND GENT EWeN.
9h2 ana sl : .l SrKEET rHlL tuELFHIA
The tldsoI = rg"st, tu4est IN summer
Warmest IN " Lar u any place OF The ktll IN
fha uelt Ma my ol IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

NJ R-sTOREK EEPERs MON A meet.
~ ing OF the Store6eepers' Union will be held at
the Mechanics HAL, 5th and Market sts on Thurs
day evening, May son, at ~ O'Clock; entrance on
tth street All grocery and provision dealers are
invited, as business OF great impOr ance to the fra
terGity viii be brought before the meeting
maygs-SL' STORE X GEPERS UNION.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

VIE best place 70 get Fialo or Cabinet organ
a ls at RoBELkN BRO. ., SOT Market street
All flanos and Organs warranted for 1ve years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
NITY ASSESSMENT.

n
The city Assessment for the year 1872 having
been completed is Hled In the on Of Tie Clerk OF
the cry Council Tor public inspection.
The City Council viii sit TO hear appeals from The
assessments On WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY And SAT
ukDAl tne bth, 'th. and sth days q June, at ~
O'Clock, +. NJ. f. T. TAYLOR,
my7s-tmcl CLERK Of the city Council
4 ITENTlON kkFUBLICANS. The Rapuhu.
~ cans OF the CITY Ot Mmingt1n are I. qlcsttd
70 meet at their hesdquarters kl.th ana Marset
streets on saturday evening neat June list at 5
o'clock, icr the purpose OF eeeting President ten
Wee Presidents, a Treasurer. Secretary, and ON
miltee Of i've nom each Ward The same 10 he the
Republi an Executive COMMITTEES OF the city OF
Wilmington, for the ensuing year. gene al atten-
dance is qnested. II. f. PlGkkLS Pres,
SOLOMON liz SKY Secretary. uy2S-5t
~ oTlCR - The si,ty-sixth .nuua a
~ Communication Of NJ. W. Grand ~
Lodge ot A +. A NJ ,of the tat ol d. a " y
ware, WI he h-ld at Masonic Hali,ti. mis- ~
q y, On Thursday, the zi.h OF iuue, -. v
at lul. a'cl cA ). p Al MpND
lny4,-3O Grand secretary,
~ Office THE rar'nershia heretofore existing
- between u F. sanders and Robb, under
the name Of saldars K1ub s this day dissolved
hy mutual consent II. r. Sanders vii settle me
business Of the late urm and continue ut No 4.3 &.
Front street
Nay 2ith. lsi2
my27-at' CHAS. s. RoFg,
NOfiNE IA 1i4ied man. named JACK re4nlng-
~ ton about - years Ut axe am med um ht thi
made ms escape, on the night Of the 2zd, from IN
liou-e Efforts are being made for his arrest and
the pubic are Cautioned TO be on their guard
4. Ii Ii BRtNTUN , r,.
ALLEN GAMTHROP,i itus'eeS
EQLlTAPIE LIFE ASSURANCE sJCIEFY.-
H. Mr.. CHARLES B, Tyson is hereby appointed
| special as NJ DeaTare Of the " Equitable i.r
Assurance Society ana will be promptly surpIttd
IN the cet. 5 rene wal receipts as Inc treIuun-
| become due aud is authorized =, deliver tht. same
10 the proper parties upon receipt Of the premiums
az maturity The Office Of the Equitable Life" IS
loca-ed At the corner Of Eighth - MarStt streets
| PHILIP SIOC kiON,
my2iGt Manager for MARY and aud Delaware
| NOTICE-The annual meeting Of The stock
| ~ holders Of the WILMINGTON CITY RAIL
| NAY IOMPANl, viii be held at taeir ufce, une
| ith, lsI2, at o'llOck, p. NJ
| ny2s-l-ie4 ". II Colby Sefty
| DARTNBRspIP NOlIt E-Thc avn Of sander.
Il astantnn IS his day dt.sol,ud Oy mutua! con.
sent, MI stanton retiring.
| NOTICED. p. Sa1ders and Chas s Rohb
! ~ nave formed co-partnersMp uader the name
o. shuitTs k1hh fOT the purp Sc Of manufacture
| Ing wnaOw aui dopr frames WoOarn boxes Of ail
sLe-, planning aud working flOT boards rlppisg re
saving, sc. Nos, 4i3 and .l5 E. Front street \VfI.
i-'ueeun, bel, ny3-e dim
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Railroad Hours.


Wilmington for Philadelphia,
es5 $40, 1880 g. m; 1890, 400, 400, ha9, Llb
1880 p. m. Sundays $50, 1920 p. M
Wilmington for Nets Terk
l.sO a m l9.9o and na2 p m.
Wilmington for Baltimore,
1252, 2os and 1907 a m. LOS and OIL p. m.
Wilmington for Harrington,
l2bo a m freight with passenger car attached and
1910 m &2o ?. m. (There Is q LOO p. m. train
to New Caste.)
Wilmington for cOaiesyiile Reading, Bsthlshen and
fOttsviAe
$50. and 1920 a M; l,45 and 500 p. m. Sunday
train at a. m,
Philadelphia FOR Wilmington,
$780, 11.00 and 11.45 a. m 2sO, 400, $780, 100, geo
and ll.sO p. m. Sundays 400, 11.s0 p. M.
Trains arriVe rom DelatOars r. R.,
500 prom New Castle) 1O15 a m ab5, 1000 D. m.
CIT latter subject TO delsys.)
Tfdins arrive from ". a r. r. r.,
Sis and 1l.aO, a. m. +; 4.45 and sis p. m. Sunday
train at p. m.
s~- See time tables for further particulars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29
Situations aud 9tIp avautsa,

advertisements OF three lines are inserted undoi
this head twice for % centa)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

| AIDES! LADIEs! LADIES:
hAIRBRAlDS, SW TCHEs, ma le from -
real HAIR, " rsed in the the best mGnue-, IA
very fun and thics. M
~ !aIu 4ehg' "tgAt - oZ ............,.. ell "
tAlI'! lnehes long, Weig6t oL. ............ 7.5O
sI9ll bfalds very THICK, without kol.es... s.0l
Stue al!s NatuTal, .................. 100
slie IRIS lohgeri NStuTal. ................ 2.QO
SUI tuI-s very Iolg Natural. ............. 500
fFZeJtes, Pulls and ROLES ...,,.,,.. Is
Guarantee for real natural hair.
81 orders finished within twelve hours
tonuiugs ald Old Hair and Hairwork made I'D in
every style. ~ "
LOUIS BAIZER, HAIR DRESSER,
1880 CO SMUT SrRsET, 123O
nly9-ly Pnlauelpnia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

my SZ''uSWu PHILADELPHIA.
EMoNAL-1ne undersigned desires to give no.
~ tlctut tle remuyal OF his Dental Onices from
Us lae residence, cor. tifh and Sntpey stree's 10
80. olS Ming street, where with increased facili-
uSs' ~ Nlli be pleased 10 wait on his patrons
Iah@-bln q. X. JEFFERIS. Dentist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-05-29

~ OnCE. - The st,ty-Sixh nuual q
~ Communication Of Nj W Grand ~
Lodge OF \ +. A. NJ of the tat ol d. a. " "
ware WI he h.ld at Masonic Iali,t4 mis- ~
q y, on Thursday, the zi.h OF iuue -.
al lul e'cl ck, j. 2 Al NpSD
ms 1890 Grand Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

y = = tE4 ! -
Police CounT, THURsDAY-Justice j. u.
White presiding. THE following cases were
disposed Of: {. .<ss
John Mclean, charged with having in his
possession one vice and three stocks and dies
supposed to be stolen. Surety required in
the sum Of 500 for three months. q
Il John Mott, charged with having in his
possession one lot of tackle-blocks supposed
to be stolen. Surety required in the sum of
800 for three months. IS r.s,t s u u
William johnson and Edward Ligon (co-
lored), charged with being common thieves
and vagTants, were discharged.
n jackson Farley (colored) charged with
having in his possession 100 pounds of pig
iron supposed to be stolen. Discharged;
evidence not sufficient to convict.
n George Coleman (colorsd) charged with
having IN his possession one iron gTate sup
posed to be stolen. Found guilty and sent
to Jail for thirty days. Ss s.
John Eubank, charged with being drunk
and disorderlY In the street, was required to
give security in the srna Of sl00 for three
Nelson Cruit (coloredl, charged with un-
lawfully assaulting and threatening to Kill
Anna Robinson. Discharged. 81: s I.
fss j. @. Bryant, charged with being drunk, Q
sW;pdler; and q common thief, was required
to give security In the sum Of so0 for 5six,
months. : !. 3. 6 s. s:ss
Catharine Chic, charged with being o luna
tic. Committed to Jail to await action Of
commission. y Il
s. Bernard Reese, charged with ejecting md
driving his wife, Mary Reese, from his;
premises, and creating d disturbance in the
'neighborhood, was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

CHANcERY. COURT OF RIcHMoSD---Judge
Ftzhugh presiding.-THURsDAY January II :,
1s72.-The following eases swere disposed Of !:
Myers rs. Myers, administrator, &c. De-
cree directing commissioner to make deeds to
purchasers of the property sold whenever
the purchase money is paid in full. ssl
Parker ps. Penn's administrator. Decree
referring cause. to a commissioner forinquiry,
account, and report.
Wise S Coke, trustees, us. Pollard. Decree
appointing commissioners to make partition
Of real estate in the bill and proceedings
mentioned. -
Hunt, trustee, Us. Hunt and Others. Decree
confirming report of sale of the property In
the bill and proceedings mentioned. ~
i Pullian's executors Us. Krischman and
others. Decree referring cause to commits
sioner for inquiry and report. ..s-4
Atkinson ys. Atkinson and Others. Decree
directing the fund in the cause to be invested.
!. Shriver Us. Atlee, &c. Decree confirming
report of sale, directing conveyances when
purchase money is paid in full, and making a
partial distribution Of the fund.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

q ssPAsoEAMAs MATINEE FOE THE tBgYs AND
GIRLs.-T The old tMetrop politan Hall Is famous
for being the place where the boys and girls
are most amused and entertained, and the
occasion this afternoon win be particularly
enjoyable. Colonel Johnston gives matinee
at 81 o'clock for the benefit of the Young
Mems Missionary Society Of the Second
Baptist church. The hour has been SO select
ed as to enable all children to 90 after they
have come home from school In addition to
the beautiful and instructive panorama, q
large number ofprizes win be distributed to
the. audience. All should go, as Colonel
Johnston win probably leave the city early
next week. S.. ste.ssssl. Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

ENTERED AND CIEARED. The Norwegian
brig Flosta, Anderson master, entered at the
custom-bouse yesterday morning from Liver
pool with SO tons old iron rails for. the
Tredegar Works.
The American brig Alice, Wyman master,
cleared from the custom-house yesterday
morning for Rio with 4,030 barrels flour,
shipped by the Gallego Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

SETTLEMENT ON WHITE OAK SWAMI
Fifty-two colored persons have recently pur-
chased one hundred and two acres Of land
on White Oak swamp, in Henrico county,
and have employed surveyor to divide it
tout equally among them. They propose to
settle there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

SUPERINTENDENT OF. PUBLIC PRINTING. The
General Assembly will at 1 O'Clock to-day
proceed to the election of this State officer.
The nominee of the Conservatives is Captain
Richard f. Walker, of this city, q practical
printer of great experience, and gentleman
in all respects qualified for the position.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

The GRANITE FOR THE STATE DEPARTMENT AT
w AsmEGT Messrs. Albert Ordway & Co.
have recently purchased twenty acres of land
in the county of Chesterfield, just below the
Falls plantation and Immediately opposite
Rockets, on which they propose to erect
sheds, etc, which will be used for the pur-
pose of dressing the stone quarried to fill the
contract for furnishing granite for the State
Department at Washington, ID. c.. They will
employ four hundred hands at this place
alone. Z ~ =; 5aEs2 z5 8; .stt.ts}ssg rss..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

SPECIAL ELECTION IN THE THIRT1ETH SENA-
ToHIAL Observation-Disclosures g Governor
Marye, president of the Senate, has fixed on
Tuesday the 9th Of February as the time for
which writs of election are to be directed to
the counties of Charlotte and Mecklenburg
for special election to fill the vacancy in the
State Senate Caused by the unseating Of MIR.
Lathrop) to I'll the unexpired term of j. T.
Hamlett, resigned. This is in accordance
with the decision in the case Of Berkley vs.
Lathrop. These two counties, form. the
Thirtieth district under the apportionment
act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

GRArn sLpDaE sor Ks1GnTs or FyrHTSs.e
This body Bns Id session vest terday and tntn
afterf O'Clock this rnorniiiig. IA great deal OF
important business affecting the welfare Of
the Order was transacted, and IN q most har-
monious manner.
The following grand officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Henry Armstrpng, Of
Norfolk, grand chancellor !; az ID. Phlllip of
Staunton, rice-grsnd chancellor M. p. Ean-
dy; OF Richmond, grand recording and cor
responding scribe ; u. B.. Vaughan, OF Rich
nond, grand banker. The appoinfiye ofi.
GERS will be announced to-day. y Il.
G.ss sC.'ss ID. M. q Bohanon and W.H.
Wade were elected srepresenta ahyes to the
Supreme Lodge Of the World, the formerfor
two years and the latter for one year.
The Grand Lodgewiil assemble again at 10
o'clock this morning, when the newly elected
officers will be installed and important busi-
ness will be considered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12
DRY G00Ds.

,,-r ARE SELLING BOULEVARD
W SKIRTS a. $l.se worth 81,
pnrIEvARp SKIRTS at - worth ss' 90 b.:
~ -n. sv.wLs, striped and plaid, at $3.50 worth -;
CpI-as CLOTHS at $40 worth si3.so,
,yr,>Ts, HATS plush at 9sc. worth 'Sc.'
.,'.,r,,, AIDES HATS at 7sc. worth Sl.So.
,,r1 yETEE.SS. all colorS, oaeapi
.n,rs. SARATOGA TRUSKs atss
nJ-CKwALL & ROCSS,
s. ID - - - 80
T0' FOR TIRE BALLS AND PAR
i1 81, - EI:I rD and FL. .OwERED TARLETASS,
o.Gu- COZ oEED NELNETEENS, ana
siLh iI'' LEVI HEXTER'S,
~ 1415 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

BLIND IToH AT, VIRGINIA Nearly
everybody in Richmond has heard Blind
Toms wonderful musical performances, and
of course he viii have o crowded house each;
evening during his stay in this city. He gives
three entertainments at Virginia Hall next
week. Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
evenings. Reserved seats can be secured at
West &. Johnston's. ,;5 IS. zs... ,ssst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

NoTARiEs PUBL1c.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following notaries public B. B.
Douglass, for King William county; Thomas
w. Davis, for Russell; and Martin L. Har-
vey, for the county of Halifax. 3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

LAND SALE.--Colonel F. G.. Rufin, Of
Chesterfield, has sold twenty acres of his
land below Manchester for $4,000. Pilr-
chased by party of gentlemen for granite
quarry. s& -, 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

The PILoT LAws.-The bill abolisfing
compulsory pilotage on James river passed
the House of Delegates yesterday. It now
goes to the Senate. ..,.. 80,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

SUPPLIES FOR THE ALMsHoUsE E.-Sealed pro-
posals for furnishing the City Almshouse.
with groceries and fresh beef will be re-
ceived at the superintendent's office until
12 o'clock on Tuesday the 10th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12

HENRY BATES, $40 Main street, has tast received:
another beautiful lot Of those genuine English
ehevfos Shirts Those I'm want had better call early
and Y,alsp fhesr saIectiou. sS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-12
AUCTION SALES This ID Day.

COOK & LAUGHToN viii seili at their salcs-rooms
st 10 O'Clock large and varied assortment OF
Household and kitchen furniture, heating and
co0dng- stoves, &c4 SC. 5fs SO 5s