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The returns thus far from the West Vir-
ginia election indicate the election of Jacob
Independently as Governor. Party lines were
not strictly drawn.
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GaiaiJ.Gs
NOGTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
&W EsRF

CHARLESTON, June !, 1872.
EXCURS ON TICKETS 10 Greenville, Anderson
and WalRalla have been puG on sale To-Day, and
will conllnus on sale until lst September.
Good to return until lat November.
Baggage checked through.
Price to GreeHvllle and Return SIT so.
Price 10 Anderson 1nd Return sic 20.
Price to Walhalla AMI Return $40 90.
Price to Spartanburg and Retnru SIS 80.
Excursion Tickets also on sale TO Uatoosa
Springs (ua-)-price $2i.
The above Tickets on ile at the Line street
Depot, aud at the Charleal on uotel.
s. B. PlCKESS, A. L. TYLER,
1unl q. T. A. Vlce-Presldent.
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"A barge on the Connecticut River was
struck by lightning last evening. Two per-
sons were killed aud forty injured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17
siGi,isisaitss 1iai;l i,a California.

SACRAMENTO, October lG.-The race here
to-day between Goldsmith Maid and Occ-
dent was witnessed by 10000 people. Ii
was for purse Of $4,000. mile heats, best
three in five. The Niaid was the l;,vorite
from the slut. 100 being freely >takcd on
her against - on Dccidcnt. Both horses
We're III excellent trim and the track in fine
'ondiiom--glyig promise OF Il lively race.
occid"nt drew Tic pole and the horses COM
mcnrcd scoring nj hat-rlSt ,. Niue false
start were nude. Budd Dohlc, driver of
She Maid, always came UP in front, Eoii
holdir@ Drriacnt back. Eor was fined
800 .icI refusing 10 obey Tie orders Of the
Judges.
After another false start the horses finally
.ot oil OIL The clcycnth score ut 81 O'Clock
Occidcnt showed Il Icnglh ahead to the first
ftlartcr--limc, 2of Seconds-aud opened n
cap ot ,jayli@ht at the hllt-mile--timc, IL
i,ul "hcn approaching the tbrcc.qiHntcr
posi- i1lr Maid "oilared the horse and passed
him. Coming down the h0mc-Strctch she
p'l!cd ahead. Noblr larmS on the whip,
the lIaid passed the IiHc three lengths ahead
Time, 2::4Uj. Nccidcnt'S time, 81 Occi
.!cut behaved spleuddiy, and w's not trcttet
- Inc scoring. Neither of the hGrSc- showed
,i-n> 'Hl fatigue. OCc;dcnt has still many
friend in tic betting fraternity.
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SeH York Stock RI.d Honey Jmagket.
New 1oEE, October l6.-Moncv steudy
to-day, and ranged from to on call; prime
business notes are quoted at 8 to T.. Ex-
change frnlcr; closed ut s. to O. Gold firm
all day from 1l2I TO 1l3!. Governments !:
'6l's 11Gl; 'G2's, 11j5; 'Grs, 115I; 'Gj's,
1lH: new, 1l4;; 'C7's, llt3; 'Gs's, 1li2 new
-, llnt 1p-in',, l0S3. States: Tennessee g..
~! ncw, III. Virginia -. tl; ucw, Il ; con.
so'itla'"d, 81; deferred, -. Lor-G.pn g.,
%; new. -. Lcycc G's, 30; s., 90. Ala-
bam s., 80; IS, 90. Georgia G'%. -; ~,
%. North Carolina'S. 32; new. 10; special
tax, 10. South Caolina's. 80; new. PSI;
April and October, 90.
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Igr. SpMarsi'a WAL

AUDrRN. y. T., October 1G.--Thc will Of
cN-Secretary William II. Seward was opened
to-day. X is IL clear. sllccinct document.
2inguhry free from legal tccliucalties, writ
ten fairly in his own handwriting. lie be-
queaths his late home ut Auburn, with al!
It's contents and pleasant surroundings. to
his three sons, by Que or more OF whom it
will doubtless be occupied, and i to be re-
served intact as far as possible in its pre-
*eut condition. His other property, consist
Ing in part Of securities, but mainly of real
estate in Auburn and this locality, he
divides into four equal shares among
his sons, Augustus, Frederick w., and
William H.. and his adopted daughter, Olive
iislcy Seward. The two last named are
deputcd to execute this provision Of the in
3trument. 80 other lcgacicS or bequests are
made. The property has no: yet been mp
praised, and it is impossible to say precisely
what it amounts 10. Estimltes vary, but i;
will probably be not far from two hundred
thousand dollars
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nate time FOR the operatives Ia he on, Of rln-
p'oymeut, Next spring II i thought that
the Trustees will make such permanent re-
pairs as will prevent any recurrence Of the
,eHatlous accidents and storpageS which
nave marked the operations of the present
year.
CAMPAIGN NoTEs.-Chestertje,d is hy ~
means intimidated by the late iutellircncc
from Pennsylvania and Ohio. Club, ha,o
becn formed in crery township, and tho or
ganization is believed to I,c as tl,ornu,,i, -
during the celebrated Walker cantaj~n.
When 1t received the compliments or the state
committee a. tho hanncr township. To-
night Colonel Y ili;m j. Burwc!l tCon.rrya-
tiIe) and Major Joseph Walker (i;adiran
VIII discuss the issues Of the campaign ut The
market-hoslsc.
oh Friday there will be Il grand raIiy at
-hatoaca. The barbecue will not he given.
OWING 10 some disagreement; but all who
attend from distance will receive a hearty
welcome.
FROM THE COuNTY.--The crops Of nll de-
scrIptions are good, the frost not hov;no
damaged tobacco, which, however. is tho
smallest staple raised in this county. The
roads are being we'll worked, and are VERY
good. The schools are numerous and well
attended. ~ cheerful feeling, politically ard
otherwise, prevails. There is an entire alb
Scnce of crime throughout the county,
and but little civil litigation. Tho
usual fall religious meetings have
been largely attended. and have resulted
in good. Property is increasing in value
the coal, granite, and natural resources oi
the COUNTY are being rapidly developed; the
quln!ity and quality Of the farm stock is be.
ing improved the health of the community
has been generally good II number Of mar
ragoS, DC. for the coming winter men
toned and others predicted; and. in fact
the people seem happy and hopeful, and are
luy Impressed with the idea that al era o
great prosperity is about to dawn upon
them.
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s.-s~rIssS MALES gssSS nAS.

THOMAS ". Krt~EE viii eli a! 10 !. Man a
toftmrut nr household furniture Sc
THOMAS w. kEESfE viii ~"ll II ]. NJ ai MI
Henry C. E"schcn'~. Ne. I;:l Naiu street, boots
shoes. Sc.
EIti tRn~o\ 4 GO. will scl, IL T. NJ siN build
ing lots opposite Nouruc Park. between Main
a@i franklin streets.
MOODY \ EpNAl.I. viii sell u; IL NJ. the farm
formerly belonging 10 Josiah \. Hancock. be-
tween HE Richmond and pauyillr railroad auG
th" River road, >!N miles from Manchester.
GErH8S { WILLIAMS will sell nj "a J.. VI. a
tract of land in Iicnrico, on the parhytown road
W. .G0pplN will sell nj !! l.. VI. four lots IN IN,
r.Jn "i isclv;crr. OH III" east side of Laurel lc'
tween Holly a:,I China streets.
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MAsKS AID FACEe.-LadIc5 who mask thcir
faces aiid ncyks " ith cnamcs rr'angcr tlrr health
II no purpose The p!tScr work dccu!vrs nobody.
Thrr. Is But.ouc article kncwn which viii restore
hlcmiscr! complexion or create eternal hriliiancy
and bloom where they have never heretofore existed
and that aTli"l" il liiCi:>'S hiNG%0I1A EALM. II
performs this toilet miracle iy !u:l's! vitality into
the skin. The norIl an.l herbal juices oi which Il
is composed FentIy stimulate the circulation |" The
nuu:" blood vessels and brace the nciworl: ui
nerves through wuirh they pass. Tim, qu'"Acr"rl
agi Strengthened. H." external covcrn" soon ar-
,iuirc- fr,.h an! hcalth!G huc. ad every 'rtc" -:
saown"ss disappears. Th" pIl"- checks derive
from thc bcamitHinc lalhi~r ri this delightful rc'-
ni"lc warmer hnr. and a." arms. haur!-. AND
neck :, blond" 'nsirc which the clwratans wh" pro-
rs9 10 make ia'lic, beautiful rr;"r" with their
poisonous cement. can never hope io Initiate.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CursrEurlrLp CouET.-Ihe October sc>-
sion closed Yesterday. \ very large amount
of civil business was transacted no cases,
however, Of public interest. The cIyll
docket was cleared Of several csscs Of long
Standing, and is not at this time very iHil'
There Is fewer number OF suits being en-
tered tlian has beer the case for many years
OPERATIONS REsuAED.-The break III tne
canal has been as we'll repaired US l. l>'*siiiie
under the circumstances, and operal.oas ~
sumed along the canal. It is trusted tnaL
there will be no further accident this winter,
as 1t Is almost Impossible TO make repairs du-
ring that season, and it is also M unlorIu-
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NO. 81.
Charged Will, Larceny.

TO'01'0I EV''kTaH ~ IIlE Bisp0tch.I
brEKErILLE, VA, October 16.-Levis
Stern, Of Amelia Courthouse, was arrested
here to-day on the charge Of stealing gold
watch and twenty-onc dollars from William
Holden while they were both guests of Rau.
doEph House, FarmylIe. yesterday. On ey-
animation, was held to bail in the sum
$500 for appearance Mt Prince Edward court.
tSlr. Stern WIS formerly M attacbe cf the
Ahs'i3'r. ct this city. and bears good cha
l~ctcr h"rc.--Eus. DisrArcu.1
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E,rr!ios, la s;GI.t;. s'3rD3iHn.

CHARLESTON. :. G., October It, he state
election to-day went OF exceedingly iuie'.
No conclusive rcturiis are III, but The nfoh'-
bilitic: arc that Moses (Radil'aIJ, aHd the ie-
gular ticket, is elected by Il large majority.
COLUMBIA, 5. G., October 1G.--the elec-
ton to-day WAS for Governor and State olli-
GERS and five congressman. Tic only de-
cided opposition offered by the Democrats
was in the fourth district, where Hon. Is. +.
Perry. provisional Governor under John
sons administration. was nominated for Con-
.srcss. and il i thought ha~ bccn elected, de-
leatiug Wallace the present representative
FROM that district. II is generally conceded
that the regular Radical State ticket, with
Moses for Governor, is elected, defeating
what is known - the botcr>' ticket, with
Tominsou &, candidate for Governor.
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Tol!ca CorET, WEnEEsDAY-JvSilce VII
Nun HaN Cre,c p"cs!diny.-The following
cases were disposed Of
Adam AEiiicr (coorrdl charged with indie
cent conduct on TIE street. Fined s..
Mary Gleason. charged with trcspa>sin@ OF
the premises OF l.. b. Price. Committed il
default OF Sl00 surety for three months.
The following persons were fined Sj each
for riol ting the ordinance i'll keeping al I'M
licensed dog on each of their premises
Enoch Campbell, Spencer Epps, Jacob Page,
John Ed.uon>on, Johanna johnson. Cesar
Coleman, John Strange, Thomas Paine, ".
Ellis. and Daniel Richardson.
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A MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER TWELFTH AND M..IS STREETS,
EICUMOED. VA.

Thl, hoiis. /. now orcn for The reception D! the
pu.dc Centrally ocac IN the heart OF the city, 90
the main street. Ia r.o-c proximity :" the Capitot
ros-onirc. Custon-hpu-c, banks. principal business
hrrsts CHURCHES ard IL! places ot aAu-eDeat' IL
presents advantages possessed by few iytels.
To my !rieu,.s and The travelling pai'itc Gehsraify
offer every in,iuccmcnt ltAta long CApefichsf Az"
constant desire ,o promote the pleasure ana CUM
for; of my patrons n!i! warrant.
The tables will AL times ta supplied "iih ii:o
hest ti.,l tl.is aud other markets aG2ri.
Attached 10 tie HOTEL II II Ii>i-cas5 EEsIAC-
pant. which viii be Gpler the immediate coaiso'
Of the proprietor Of lie hoie!.
P,et!:.ing my I'm 1iyi,!ed efforts 70 please" | -.
sr.ctcur solicit the p:arors1e oc lnS fieudS ana
the public generally ). ~ 'nhbnI. ,,,1,
oc slim Late Proprietor oi spo',"ooi ao'e'.
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WAsHISGToS, October 1G.--Thn weather
on the lower lakes will probably continue
clear and cold with high barometers and
northcrly winds yeering to northcastcrly,
and extcndinSto to West Virginia and he Ohio
valley. In New England and the Middle
S!ates cool clearing and clear weather and
northcrly winds with heavy i'rosts OF Thur
day night. In the South Atlantic states
light southwcstcrly winds sand generally clear
weather. On the Gulf partly cloudy wca-
lh"r and northerly to casterly winds, Will
possibly occasional coast rains. In the North
west and thence 10 Michigan und The lowe:
Ohio valley winds veerug to southcrIy, will
low har0mcterS and partly coMly Wtalhcr.
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EEursirTeiss Assault il, Boston. Sc.

BosToH, October lG-As James ". Woods,
clerk in the Old Colony railroad office. was
passing this afternoon from the paynastcl'S
room tothc Trcasurcr's office, Oh the same
floor and but Il few Yards distant. he was
knocked down and robbed OF $4,000. The
robbers escaped.
General Benjamin i. Butler was to-day re-
n"Winatcd for Congress from the Sixth Dis.
tlirt, aud the Democrats and Liberals of the
1ant" district no,nia#tcd Charles Y. Thomp-
snn, Oi Elnucc,trr
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SELLING UNrAX&D TogACCG.-1cHtcrday
there were two parties before Commissioner
rnomus :. .Atsiu, for examination on I'll"
r;,ar4c If having in their possession ianu-
r.tiirad ta',a~co or which the tax had not
been paid. ca" o! them, Mrs. li%nnaIi Ma
irn2y, vas committed to jail 10 answer
ciIar.gs to hr preferred against har TLi"
c,,,r OF Z. II. !lohi:in-, brought before the
Commissioner tor the SAME olicHcc, was cor
tinncd ,ini! saturday, at the iHs,anc" Of ti.r
defendant, in order 10 allow hin tan" IL ssrt
his witnesses.
Tic arrc,t= wcrc made by Tie United
States Marshal on thc testimony Of Mr.. L. Is,
Ir&,itirci;.
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Convention 81 C:stzsay:c 4Ic::4ynIcnt
Sncirf;GS.


lcg,vi,i telegram 10 the Di. .!rli.f
PHILADELPHIA, rEHN., October i".--Th:
fourth annual Convention ot Tie Catholic
Bone, nlrnf Societies Of The United states j.
now in session. in this city. Previous -
illciy a+@cu lIin" tbis moriin- tlr d"h'c,tc.
iii g body attended nla-> at old Z. Ir."lt(i's :
church after tie celebration q which tEc:
were addressed ny Rev. Is. \. Mayurc, D.
D.. Of Washington city. in Il manucr ci.arac-
tori5tic of tIat popular, distinguished, and
widely known divine.
After the RELIGIOUS services tie tOnyCu-
ton met in the Assembly buildings and
proceeded to business, Nicc-prcsdcat Fran
els NrNcrllauny, Of N'a-hin@ton city. d.
c., presiding IN the absence Of the Pre%i-
dent Judge Dcnni, Dwycr, Of Dayton, Ubio.
After brief congIatlI!atory mud welcoming
spcrc!!cs by the Eicc-prrsircnt and Rev.
Father Filan, OF Philadelphia, the roll Of
subordinate societies was called. showing
that the Union consisted Of one hundred and
tortr-,wo societies.
The President having arrived, assumed
tll, chair, and il committee Oh credentials wa.
apuointcd ana Il recess taken. Upon reds
so,ulnr The committee Oil credentials re-
norte,l, the list showing that 80 societies
were rcprcSentcd in the Convention hy lI0
delegates. Committees were then appointed
on resolutions and amendments 10 ia" coli
stitl,tiou and hy-laws.
llr. \. VI. Kelley, of Richmond. Va, Of
trred a series Of resolutions "on1cinning Ill
strong terms the action Of Germany in the
eypuIsion from is territory Of the Jesll!ls
and other religious orders, chasing it as
most ventonaud cruel persecution, disgrace
FIJI II lis author aud his party, and utterly
s,,bycr>iyc of that freedom OF conscience
which is the boast Of cur ~" and the c&re-
cial boast of the German race.
The resolutions were adopted unanimously
amid grca. applause: after which IL" i'oh-
yru,ion adjourned till Tomorrow morning.
[By Associate! rr"-s.I
PiuL,prLrulA, October l6.--Ifi. fourth
annual con, cntion Oi the Irish Catholic Be
ueyolcnt Union OF the United States met III
the Assembly buildings to-day, haFh- Pre-
yiously attended mass at =. J2Hcpii,S chliEc'i
and visited Independence Han, Where ttty
were officially welcomed by ttcSiicht LII,
iIctcu, of the Select Council. Two hundred
irlrn,;tc, were present. Tie convention
was presided over hy President Denis
Dwycr, OF DAYTON. Ohio.
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New YORK, October 26.-Auglstu5 81
Clair. formerly New Hampshire reporter,
in bis deposition before Judge Brady yes,
tprdav. swore that at tie time Fisk was shot
by stokes ut the Grand Central lIo;e! he saw
tic pistol in Fisk's hand. He also s1ys thal
fear of arrest prerentcd him from giving thls
information on trial.
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Fatal ARRAY ;ss Rio GranGc Civ.

New ORLEANS, October 16.-Thc Browns
vile steamer brings newS that Sheriff Martin.
ot Storr county. was fatally shot at kiu
Grandc City hy a Mexican while attempting
to qNetl Il disturbance at landnugo. Tie
a,&t>Sin, mouuting a horse, fled to Mexico
Immediately after firing the fatal shot. There
are 10 hopes Of bringing the murderer to
Justice. as ali such arc secure when across
The riNnr
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TuL GRASP HIvisIoN Sons or TEMPERANCE.
We arc informed hy the Gland Scribe
ti.,t il has been determined 10 change the
tine aud Place oI meeting. of The UcNi Grand
Diyi.ina oi ih.. order iii this Stale. Accord
ia@ to adiournmcn; they were 10 have met III
e:,l,.ln, Roanoke %oiinty. OF the 2ith instant.
I, is now stated ti;it tH"y VIII meet i'll This
city OH "Wednesday the 9Th of November.
This change is maze upon consultation with
prominent members ot the Order throughout
the State.
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TIE FINE o. .jCO against Mcssr>. II. Wal
icr*tcn X Go. in the United States Circuit
Court, was for II technical violation Of the
law, and The verdict of the jury WAS accom-
,l,,cd with recommendation 10 the Serrc-
tary OF the Treasury tc remit the fine upon
the payment OF the costs Of the suit. The
Judge also united in the recommendation.
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LoHroN TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 2.--Thc demand for tobacco during the
past month lfs been toa moderate extent, bat ut
Trry fun price,, especially Tor strrts. There I, very
lalc stock of t8 dc,Crip ptou IN tie hanrs of ,ni-
p"rtcrs iryCud the recent arrivals, which are not
yet sampled. The trade generally arc we'll supplied,
and there Is no Gspo-liion t. sample the Few t0bac-
&C. so there may bc Quht market for some lime.
Fer dryl!f the demand Is very low but the linz
!:"( supply should rleycnt any giving way IN price.
For export there Is inquiry ut prices from :alssd
for midGiing to good Ieiiy Kinds.
The crop ac cunts by the last few nails arc not
considered so favorable, nrd our private adri ces
from the Ciarksvic and west rn dlstrict5 seem to
cGvc TO dCult that our earlier hurc3 of generally
inC rrcp will te ~ some extent disappointed We
-ce. however, 10 reason IL anticipate further ad-
vance In prizes here amcS, the lCid 10 SO fJr cay.
tailed - seriously tH check the arrangements for the
new Seasons bus inCaS.
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS
NEW DIRK, October lg.-t'oana nu,et: saIes
l.S32 bales AT 93c. mlddng ullnls. ,esc Orleans
changed. Whiskcy !ess sc'ive. bu, without decided
saahysaF eoc spring wheat about &c. lower sales
al si.@eG SleJ Tor winter red Western. Corn a.c,
tor steamer western mixed Pork ;rmer and active
at Siscotari.i5. Ness beef .tegdy at .Gi4sc plaiu
mess. N!Ec: extra ncSs, so l3e. Lard quiet and
weak :t rn"t". IErpei:!ine q,.ct IL 62'G:sc kosin
steH'!ya @i.SS. I&!iofY act, 1T sU3 E-.tc.
The cotton receipts to-day net 90 lQles. OLhsad,
:,.@ bales. sales Tor trturc delivery to-day, 1850
l.fc.; December, /. a-iG&QIssc.: Jarua.y, lstS
10 t-lfc.; February, lstc.: March. 2gg2j i-lsc.;
April, 90 {, .0tc,
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Poisoned sFis SsIfc.

New YORK, October II. John Van Syckct
was arrested 1t his residence in Brooklyn on
the charGc OF having poisoned his wife. lie
had Just returned from her funeral. y do-
Incstic was also arrested.
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RAITININnE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, October l5.-FrZiuil c.. old. IS !:
CON ol:dtcd. 81: registered, L. : rceless ii. West
firtaiaS. IL. North CaroIi,ias, oil. u.
Flour uir'llarPcj. Nhca, quiet and Tes.s; choice
amber. Sl.2-n$:; 20 j 10 pn.uc red. >Is6a s,.eo.
yellow southern, :St0-yc. mixed tern dull ~ ssi
q &c. Oats quiet but firm southern, 129l 49, west
c,ii mixed. ala t!c: wvstcrl white. 4.ll i5c. Rye
pr'et and ulrh:n""d ~ 15Gs5c. Provisions qu!et
hu! firm. Miss rk $l'.jo. Bulk meats firm aud
li!it oertnGs shoulders. &c. rib sides i0Sc clear
rib s!,!~, lie. Bacon in good tgbbipg demand
Shoulders t.: rib Sides. liil3 3c; cler-r!b sides.
l.c.; hsinr rH aul very srtrCn; stlyar-cnred, go
".c. Lard, Sc. Western buttar--ci.o.ce rc.s, go,
sc stock scarce. Nhiskcy flral 1T g3tc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

FASHION MoxTHLIEs FOR NovEMBHE.--"r
boye received Lcs!Ie's Lady's BOOK, Dcn'o'
rrSfs Gook Of Fashions, and Godey, for No
v.mbrr. from J. T. EIlyscn, ncWs-deaicr,
III Main street, three doors above the Dis
l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-17

A%TE-EEL1CH PRICES EESr%Ep.-E"t"ith-
standing that old established gallery Of HEt.s ( Co.
could coasm1nl thr largest trade Of any rst-cl'',-
Z ,llcry IN the city IL the cSorhitaht prices nov
asked for photographs. they have very l3e';'ily re-
Ir"a thcii' prices tor figure That rclsnns III The
Hn.i sr;i"h;cn"i circumstances can haT" = picture
II their ii;t" ones, ad -" i"' "hii%c (" ratTo"7c
3 c:2ati-c2i"S gGt'trj% and hHTc raric"lnrc or Il
IitcErSs. .'"i'j,i "o "M ~ pti#. irI>td uron