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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24

There was fair movement In Southern State securi-
ties, particularly Tennessees the old moving at 72t
while new issues heavy at 72iS73. Virginia Con-
soils were weak at 500, and new South Caronas, July
Issues firm at gll The following the bids:
d,redA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24
TIE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD.

NOW NEARLY COb' ItIbD.
The remainder of the FIRsI MORTGAGE SEVEN
PER CENT Coin BONDS, limited to $4,000 TO THE
NILE on finished Road offered to close out the loan,
at par and interest.
THE NRw-JERsEY DIVISION OF THE ROAD is FIN
IIIED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW RUNNING INTO JERSEY
dry. From Oswego eastward the road Is in sue
c,ssful operation for long distance short gap in
tie construction Of the New-fork DIVISION alone
prevents running through from New-Iork to
0swego Work is progressing on this unfinished
section with the utmost energy, and WE HOPE SOON
IN ANNOUNCE THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE
ROAD OF THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM Newly DIRK
TO OswEGo.
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
For sale or exchanged for Governments and other
securities at their market value, by
GEORGE 0PDYKE d Co., No. % Nassau-st.
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS, AND MINNESOTA
huRoAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD Coz
ysRTIBIH BONDs. MILWAUKEE EXTENsIoN.) We
recommend these bonds a safe and desirable in
y,stnent Price for the present, S2a and interest
Il currency, HENRY CLEws d Co,
81 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24


cargo Of bids Barbados private terms
NAVAL STORES-Spts 1upentne continues scarce and very
strong closing Sc for merchandise oTe sales early the day 20
bills Southern bills and &c. In Newfork bbs Strained
and higher with sales Of liO0 bills 49, 1000 bbs at
IS deyered $50 bbl at 80 III Loco bills at % ID O
bills and 20 bb at 20 O the amer grades We no.
- 37ld - So and as bills Pale st
25a quiet steady 81 IS for Wilmington and
751 8s for Whnton aud Newben Pitch In moderate JOB
bng inquiry and ar, OF SO rs for City, delivered
OLS-Cty Lnseed quiet at sZd8 In CASKS anhaden
plenty aud 6nn quote 4c for Prime Crude Fish
ou bu prices quotabe change Manufactured with
ont change Lard il dull and heavy, We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24

D. based Cotton qnahy not than
hal grade beoE the grade quoted
ANDLEs-Ihsre 18th demand and prices
nosnay We quote AdAmarine at dl6t for IL TO 10
ouse. Patent t2S4Jc and Parane At 2d28e
OFPB8The mAist quiet bui steady sales Of 1910 bags
pesSouh America private terns.
RUGS AND DYEs-Ko CoehneL there has been good de-
and the mahet steady sales 81 Honduras aud Mexican &C.,
goL Opium dull nominal at IS ~ Chemicals In better de-
mad and improving Obeidserpo without changes
Sda Ash 5d5c Causue soda At tdoc sal Soda In bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24


quote 81 for City and Common 0ntanO and 81 SOG*7 rs Tor
Good o Choice Ontario.
PROvsIOSs-The PORK market fairly active and stesder the
and regular $50 bb f3 70d BIB IS for New
Mess Extra Prime; SIS 81 for Clear future delivery
there demand sales OF go bbls for August at si3 IS
fair demand and the market Is hnn sales Of 200 bills a.
dsg Plain Mess and ssd ~ Tor Extra Meas nerce Beef do
nominal Beef Hams steady aud fair demand sales OF ~
2i for Western Cut Meats steady and fair de-
Hams l 40 hhds Dry
sailed shoaer &C. City shoulders in bulk. at 7so
qut Short Clear aud wanted saeso 70 boxes Short
Rib Cts and 40 boxes Long Clear I. Dressed hogs " ~
demand aud 6m quote 6q6ie for CITY, Lal Is Quiet oal
there buyers OF Prime steam 9S aud sellers s sales
OF 100 bb and tea at &C. for No. Ste for % Tor future deh'e
dbl; no sales.
PETROLEUM-Cude quiet 2lc in bai Refined was drm
quoted ?i lJc reported OF o DDS Tor yup
z For Philadelphia, delivery there ~ns large business emosg
00O bb sellers and buyers option last hall August iG
22,c, aud 600 bbls. for July at Gie
kICE-The fair jobbng demand small sales Of
Carolina Bfd9ic Foreign for Pana and tic for kangoou
suGARS-The steady Cuba seIve saes part evening
2O hhda Old Prime Refining and 1900 bors al sG
l0ic Refined steady but quiet. 80 49,
rOBACCO-Le AZ and fairly sesi follows: vir
gna Lays do Leaf Odlec do Cue shipping Leaf sdl6c
Do Strip l2dlee Kentucky Lur 6ddc Csvendh market tim
and active We quote Bulk l0a2dl5de Medium DO
DO l6digc Good TO Fine DO do, l8d2!c
TALLOW-The steady With fair hnnessi about 100 900
al 81 asic Good TO Prime County, Prime GUY, ele
WOOirhe market continues Inactive and Transactions few
Wooden still hold o. hoping doubt m favorable
tuu In goods market that holders Of woods will lie willing make
further The reports the London sales favor better
and the decline the has been n recovered
With TIL, holders here generally ye trn aud better
f.Dns the trade The receipts Of domestic Woods
ps hight tie shp coming forward mere Slowly than usual 10 sAe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24

FLOUR MBA-Tbs demand r Flour IL f and The msrfe
beayy and prices irregular New more plenty and oni soG.
supene and steady the close the mrse.
steady for background and heavy and irregular for old sales Of WV
bbls. We quote. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For THE WEEK ENDING July %. ls72
r The N. d. fRIHUSg ~ q
Gcnerdf Direcft,yas.

fb1preSslT Tor The N. L.. iRHUSE heDorteEl
Gcpera Drcta.
Send only good articles The freight other
goods Put everything good
nation ana OFTEN nAse se where dirty pseEsge or oTnJ tS
tent change sboat Ue plenty Of oaH dry dne Nth
MARI plainly with aia-s plate
the boz bbL, stating the amount also Send letter a. tho
stating what "a sent, the kr An Invoice list
should also be- neosed bbL box e The
ages Secure for yourself npaoa ene goOds pat bess
shape, 20 that mark ! In demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
Receos l20 less h7n
weeE lsi 81 Mia Of beans 66 boa
Receipts l0t bGsh, with 2Z0 basE
with almost no bean. mr forward sad vy LITTLE call or domsso
barrels edums tine,
way. Wien thus obbed e. ~ charged
but lot Of offer OF t3 80 There he
doing peas bb Canadian prime in barrels sold At 81 q,
Beans McS rrme bl 90 2oa+3 5ods2 IS
Dodo 10 DodoCoTa. to fnr.. l3d 20
DO. do Ireror.. sou 2 90 Peas Caaa bOEdbE no %
BUTTER.
Rseps for IN. week non PACKAGE or 2Os lee. than las, w.t
week last 82{ packages shipments the past week. 10
packages The only change the situation lighter ces and Of
condition Perhaps ere rather inq for Inc batter both
that he safely handed and there
encouragement send forward Is Is no. advisable 70 bold back and
crowd this II the for with the oourtU o of
butter and speak o. much advance would bring avalanche
and the break would than would All
the butter used repeat the
went Of toward such packages selling Sle
We should be glad shipping demand for there
prices Of lIdl3 While better little
Western good enough take the place Of state selling rather
9d20c 100 f choice Western Reserve At 1dlse
Ohio s and tubs 6c $50 DO dl6c; $50 lows hL Al
l3e 95 good Ohio, to ship allie 80 Western also ir png
I3 lc nearly lie laid down keFei IS Iowa AZ E,
old c or STATE choice lot OF Trims
sold DC; 81 country pals fine Pc some common pals a. nd
&c The general butter market is SUI very dn only Two ADls nf
With besta the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24
FRUITs AND BERRIES.


California pears will be here before the vet
ends Baettss from Virginia. been sold at 20
per crate with Bell pears 81 and as Low - Dol
Apples lots peculiar boys ~ SG 81 % q bb
which the price the Norfolk wharf few hne Red
AstrschAns sold sra SO 50 crate Summer Pppn at 80 bbL,
with Jersey Harvest, and Sweet Bougb az 81 10
az 81 Peaches increase in quantity end quality but vary
greatly in price The first regular Delaware peach tain
be made Nhoeberes are poray scarce and
thirds selling
Backbernes
plenty generally sell 0dl2c Wilson's l5al6c
morning. reached Ice Common apcot offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24
THE MONEY MARKET.
I'd = r,,, crock rxcuANeE-rIRsr CALL,
LES At TIE SIOth :,
1Ot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

1850 U. s. 30 Coa,; eL L 20, e., ,s7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24

RYE Flour State Pennsylvania. va D W
Corn Meal il steady demand the close the market
IA eaner sales OF 49, bbl~ We quote Il, -, %.
Corn Meal Jersey IS 80 40 Corr heaWeW 90 q Os5 %
Corn Meal esterr IS Corn Meal Brre. - ~
Canadian Flour quiet and heavy S8dS IS California Flour
"a quiet and prices nominal, at $50 so 30 c,
FS-McEerel are very quiet but steady; quote No Shore
at 80 5Oa sIOi No. s8GS 50 No Bay 49, No DO 81
al Dry God are plenty and firm al S3 256 s3 IS q quns
Herring are In demand at Doc or Sealed and i0c for No. Other
! ~ nnnta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24
FRUIrs-DRIED AND NUTS.


Recepts during tue week: 3l bbs porki '
Ana ard shunentsJb8o bhiS and e
beef pork 26 and 4O pkgs Lard Dressed hogs
have advanced We quOte 60. -,
Beet D....Oldlt Nation common 70 TAR y y
Common Far, % 0lJ4 PORK, City dessed.... u
Mutton Prime . fb.....Ilia2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24

Receipts the week $500 packages LIS less than last week
last year 457 packages At last 10 turn The
old poor been ehAurZe lots spongand
have very light receipts Of better quality and i'm
proved demand. The unsettled, and quoting
Doc Western be the prices Of Tomorrow than today
Still dealers have obtained that this and fancy they
before the week is 1t Is likely that picking Will
psrsly stopped receipts will be larger and after perhaps
a will be reversed again A advance OF about &C.
the week Of which occurred since Saturday We
quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24

II Al uls DslDJ Euubsu top yspusri J. 1860, for sale
GBOkGE WEBB, Elizabeth, n :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-24
Justrurtlon,

A FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS.-The Tenth
"A Annual session Of NEW BUkGH pIb VIII begin sept
&C., t,r ,ruar Sc HENRY W. sfGLAR Nevbugh, N Y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
We Must Work to Win.


The issues Of the presidential campaign
were long, ago fully made up, and n'>c uee.
a5undantIv discussed. In the TWO VI '"'',
DAYS that remain before the cicc'lo" We '''''
do ,,t,le more than impress upon Ill Soou
,;;;za,s tho importancc Of going tothc rohs'
even al personal inconvenience OF l'e'|'
p;,rv sacrifice. We have conservatives
cno,,qb in Virginia to carry the state 'of
C;pr,Iyv aud Brown by majority OF not less
than p, zoo, and 70 elect at least seven out OF
nine of our candidates for, Congress. ou'
only danger lies in ovcr-contidencc ofapa'"s
To those who are ovcy-coniidcnt VIC 81!
nlu;n,y that their wishes alone arc the louh'
dat.oo for Their hopes. With host Oh o.
ficeholders and ofiicc-scckcrS, a mint Oh nio'
ney. and a acknowledgements, "eii-ul>'
..;pliued. and obcdient army OF voters on
their side. the Radicals have advantages
which arc not to he underestimate as
an Offset to the prestige Of our party,
orr maiorities in late elections, ana
thc inherent justice Of the Conser'
va.iye cause. In addition to tins we
know not what viiainous schemes have
been devised in the council chamber OF the
National Republican Committee in Washing
ton, or in thecuStom.houSc in Richmond, 10
;ntimidatc voters at the Inst hour, or 10
throw ont votes in cases of contested cicc'
lions Of congressman. The party that regis
tered &c. 900 voters frallduiently i'll Piiladc!'
pb;a: that bribcd men a. vegetables are
houcht in the market in Pittsburgh that ln:'
ported negroes into Indiana; that forged ana
faIsifed election returns in North Carolina,
and that imprisons men for the expression
of Democratic sentiments in Georgia, Is ca
nlble OF mcanness i'll almost any degree
Have we any reason to claim an exemption
for Virginia from such outragcSI On the
contrary, we can rest assured that, il possl'
bic. VIC will be cheated out Of victory, and
that if our majority is small no effort will
DC spared to set it aside.
From these thoughts any clear head viii
draw the lesson that we must vic with the
opposition in working TO poll the full party
strength. Their reliance is upon the Gu
piditv of men, upon the revival OF OILS
rrejudices, aud upon fraud. Ours Is upol
the better impulses Of men; but not trust
Ing to these alone, let us devote the few hour
that intervene between this and the election
10 guickening the apathctic, to sh'miDg TIT
seller of bis franchise, and TO cn!iShtcnint
the ignorant. And Oh Tuesday next, the 3il
day Of November, let every man not on,
vote himself, but see that each enc OF liz
neighbors votes for GREELEY and BRowN, Re
cancellation and Reform. Thus only ga,
we he assured of a real victory.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
Close of the Fair.

Reviewing The events of the Fair Week We
tinl reason 50 congratulate the Agricultural
Society upon one thing ut least. and that i
the pcruniWE success, o. the exhibition
That .uccc., proves conclu>ivcly that The
people are not only willing but anxious ic
lend their aid to IN institution of the kind
ana that they still cherish The season of TIC
State Fair IL one Of The great holidays o! The
ycar. II proves. too. that they will pat "
with an indifferent exhibition lathcr than
hirc none II a'f.
The Society at lis annual meeting on
Thursday night made Il wis" selection OF
u;,it2rS. aud we have reason to believe that,
pgotitin~ bv the failures as welt Is the sue.
r,s<rs Of previous administrations. their
management will he characterized Ivy m en-
lighted and progressive policy. and that the
exhibition, Of the future will be even more
attractive and interesting than those of the
YlrNf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02

aqr MONDAY, OCTOBER 2srH, 1917
r. r. PRICE & CO..
have inst opencd beautiful line OF newest shaoes
NV ss uI1 REPS, OTToMANS,
1pIsu and FRENCH POPLINs,
MACK and CoLoRED eros GRAINS.
TYCOON REPS. POpLIN VELouks'
DELAISES, SATINS, &C.
MOURNING GOODS III
Tarncsc. Crctons, TopIins, Mohnirs'
Alracas. vclnurs. Ottonans' heps.
pombazIucs, Crapcs, aud Grape Wells &C.
In STAPLES ,,sevs
Blankets, Flannels, Prints Piald L,hse'''
Uorncs,ics, Hosiery, Sheetlngs. eot'o"''
Towels, Socks, underwear. bosolhS'
Collars Lace Sets. Gloves &C, &: ra
oc2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
~ sCIOFULA is the dread disease

ng SCROFULA is the dreao u'se"'e
which annually sweeps It's thousands 10 Tue s'"'e'
II makes It's appearance In many 'ornl-'' WI"
sumption, glandular swcllings, rheumatism Iu.,
nc,uz diseases many OF the affections with WHICH
females arc troubled Sc. Perhaps no one Is wholly
free from its faint The only way Il can be success
fully treated is through the medium OF the circu'-
ton It's blood disease. Dr. TUFTS sAh'A-
pARILLA and QUEENS DELIGHT possesses ',e
qualities TO cxpc 1t from the system ana rcs''l 3.
rcrfect health. Being free from violent mihcf',, IL
m,v 10 taken with safety by old and young. Inc
mos, do,icatc female may take IL Mt any time.
If your child has worms, or q bad bic'''' UT ST.
low complexion, or restless mt night, OF DO aprc.
,;tc, or general bad health gave IL ph ~
LIVER PILLS. II will soon he restored
~, rI-Tr.s uAIR-DYE contains no sugar of
lead. u" --"~'"A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER TwEL Eth AND MAIN STREET.
RICE IMOND. VA.

This house ia now open for the reception OF aass
puc. Centrally oc ited In the heart Of the city, OF
the main street. In ct proximity to the CO pfto
post-oice Custom-h ouse banks, principal business
houses, churches, an all places Of amusenicnt'
presents advantages possessed by few hotels.
To nv friends and the travelling public ge'eeraliy
offer every indnccu tent that long experience ana
constant desire TO promote the pleasure ana co'h-
fort of my patrons will WARRANT.
Tho toble, will ut all times be suppliedwfth the
b.st that this and other markets afford.
Attached to the HOTEL IS frst-class RESTAu-
RANT. which win be under the immediate control
of the proprietor of the hotel.
pedring my undivided efforts to please. re-
snectfully solicit the patronage OF my friends aud
the public generally. D. M. subhGii'
oc slim Late Proprietor of Spotswood Hotter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02

R5rROSADALIS.-S. Fronts, Principal
nr Poplar Tent Academy. near Concord, n. -" anu
who has used Rosadalis for Incipient Consumption
says:
IL am a living monument Of the marvellous ehects
OF your Rosadas.
nv the time ! had taken the sixth bottle my cough
and other concomitant symptoms had entirely iei'
me: In short. regarded myself MS rescued from INC
grave by your wonderful medicine, for verify DC
cve would no: have lived thron%h ne present.
summer had only the ordinary remedies bcch en-
poycI tm1y NC well, also, 10 stat" Una, from noS
hood have had an eruption on my l"gswhici' nothing
w,r,, ever remove. Ii has nov entirely disappeared
c,;, pcar witness TO the fact that Rosatlalis VIII
cure Con sumption In its carly sagcs. no @-cod.w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
spEssI g0rTCEs.

rTr COMMISSIONERS SALE OF. VAL
uABLE REAL ESTATE IN MANCnEsa I M,
on BOTH SIDES OF HULL STREET y ah , ~
MAy0s BRIDGE, TO TAKE PLACE oN me M
PREMISES THIS AFTERNOON AT so'CLooh.
The spccIal attention of file public Is paItculn,.'
called TO the sale of valuable REAL EsIAi = ~
Gated as above, belonging TO the e%atc VI ,nS ''
lob, Tur,,;n. TO come Off THIS AFTERNOON Mt
,,.Inct Far further partcuIars, SEQ auction head
nno-,, ". GODDlS. Auctionscr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02

The returns from the last election in West
Virginia show that WILSON in the First,
MARTIN in the Second. and HEREFORD iii the
Third District. are elected to Congress by
large maioritics. They are all Democrats.
In the Second District BoTELER ran far be-
hind MARTIN. A very light vote was polled,
most people believing the first election OF
congressman valid,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
-o~EIFGANT NEW sHAWLS AND

NJ ELEGANT NEW SHAWLS AM
trFsr PARTISAN CLOAKS AND DOLMAf
saCOUEs. IT. II. PRICE 6 co. have IN incl
show,-roou ever. novelty In this line.
BROCHE LOTG and SQUARE SHAW ''
DoLMAN sACQUEs and CLoAKs'
STRIPED and PLAID SiiA"Lo'
RICH ROMAN SCARFs, &C., &c W .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
DACkISG. CURING, AND s.Aon'-'
L ESTABLISHMENT .y
AND STEAM SAUSAGE hAAUfa''0

V. fIECuLER, JR., s BRoihh", -,
Nos. Is AND 20 FIRST MARKET, Rloha'
AS the Sausage season Is about 70 ,n,bc 10 tic
Sss s, We 70 Sa Better sI prepared than ever b
orders sstI in our line; andns eyesythins s,n tea
specia. supervision Of one Of Inc nla' Is Of the la
deatly recommend our p rosSv.'
quality, and challenge competition. ia nsnu!seisS
of usage for the VirsnIa aud s1 maW Grsssr4
ke,s In to many saSys sa' Of So sssge, Psd
Bacon, Lard, &c.,
Send for prleo-ilst. . pa0rtlkhss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02

NEW PLANNING MILL.-The under
~ signed respectfully announce that, having
made arrangements for waier-power, they have
established NEW planning. MILL Gu Twelfth
street just below the Gallcgo Mills, ind are now
ready TO do MI kinds of planning on reasonable terms,
Special attention paid to dressing T6bacco-Box
Lumber. Having had several years experience,
and having The best machines 10 be had, share OF
patronage lis solicited, psnlaisn8 their beat efforts
to please. PETER FAITHFUL q GU,
: 90 3I-lp, ,s.tt.t,e ~ +
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
nCD WINES AND LIQUORS.

For sale in bond or dutr paid 10 half pipes II
m,artcr asks. 20 oCtavcs. ana p cases OF
JAMES lIENNESSY BRANDY.
different viutagcs imported by me direct from the
manufacturer in Coynac, France. Also, Il full as
Surtucnt Of
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET-
BURGUNDY, ShUTERSE,
HOOK, MADEIRA, SHERRY,
PORT, and MALAGA.
The champagne was especially put mp Tor me- avn
the greatest attention Was given TO suit this market
' FINE OLD WHiSkEfS
Is mol surpassed by any house in the city.
OSCAR CRAM.
Importer of Wines. Liquors. ana Cigars
ocos1w No. ii Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02

The Religious Herald is the title OF new
weekly paper published at Seldom. Bland
county, Va, by Rev. WILLIAM HICKS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
MARRIAGES..

Married. on Tuesday. October 2s'h at 81 ta',i :
church, bv The Rev. Charles Miunigcrndc, ID. d..
Mr.. :. q. MASON to AMANDA g. daughter o'
Mr.. John Euders: all OF this city.
Married. az prnShv. Caron" county. IL: on licS'
div tcinhcr n, i.19. by Iev. Janrs y. f"n'"Htrr
Mis-, SALLY r. EnYSTON, Of SAL! -oihi!' u N.Y.
e. ". TuNrnISS. Of Spci%yl"aria.
Richmond and Mobile papers please copy.
Married. on alst ultimo, ut LciGh-Str..i Bapil:'
church. bv Rev. 4. l.. Dickinson. GEnRGE W
HhRlOE. Esq., 10 Miss IDA ). GAElIiklDhl
all OF this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
EALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
JULIUS SYCLE,
Ais BROAD STREET.
am now prepared TO offer to my friends and the
public the bcst-selected stock of DRY GOODS
have had and at prices rs low as can be sold,
consisting In part Of
SATTEENS, all shades;
Empress Cloths and Apacas. black and colored;
Solid and Striped poplins.
beautiful line of Reps. THmsc Cloth, RombaZ!ne
and Merlnos Fclyetcens and Plush, latest shades
Cassneres and WATERPROOF Cloths;
A full line Of White and Coored Flanncls, French
Flanncls solid, check, and plaid:
Quilts and blankets, large stock:
Shaws, I'll kinds and prices: Gents Furnishing
Goods, Ladies and Childreu's Meriuo Vests. Collars.
Corsets Gloves, IIanikcrChefs. Hosiery Laces, and
Motions; alsn. large lot of Furs Towels, Napkins,
and Table !bamaSk. at JULIUS SYCLES.
oc Z 415 Broad street. between Fourth and Filth.
FAVING RENTED MY STORE AND
Il 4 sold my entire stock of fancy goods
~ Id notions to Mr.. t. l.. Granger shall offer for
tie next forty-ivc days The balance OF my stock,
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
at prime cost, wholesale and retail
s. HIRSH,
rs 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02
PROPOSALS.
FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.

81 i j. C \ J. NOTICE. Mr.. T.. l..
~ GRANGER begs To announce that he has just re-
turned from New York with an elegant assortment
Of new styles jet and Fancy Jewclry, also II large
line Of Fancy Gpuds, consisting OF new styles Eli
broiccred and Lace Collars Ladies' Scarfs Ties, and
Fichues BanGs aud Bandcaux, Pearl Scts,Jct Chains
Pocket Books, etc. etc. Hehas also taken occasion
to replensh that portion of the stock recently pur
chased Of Mr.. 5. Hirsh, whereby he is now able to
offer one of the most complete assortmcnts of
Hosiery, CorSets, EInbroidcrics, Laces, and Fancy
Dry Goods that can be found in the city.
Mrs. GRANGER will continue In her usual line of
repairing and doing up Laccs, Curtains, &c.
Z. S.--Ncw goods received every week at
+. l.. CHANGERS,
Oc 2a-lm 627 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-02

THE CoLoREp LlDEEALS.-The Secretary
of the National Republican Committee III
New York of coIorcd citizens writes to the
TiTIune as follows:
1--WE have responses from all over the oil,
fcrcnt States giving Us information OF colofed
Liberal clubs with from thirty to sixty mem
bcrs each. and often we hear OF them IN
localities where wc had least supposed thelr
existence. For instance, in Jersey City there
i<a club of thrty.three members, ana IN
Williamsburg, L. L., one Of sixty members;
We are assured that ut least 10000 colorea
men voted the Liberal ticket in Georgia. w.
L. Saunders, who is now i'll North Carolina,
saws the co!urcd Liberals in some sections
urc as str0ng rs the colorcd Grant men, ana
it is not true that the colorcd people are
soldly for Grant"