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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

FINE CLUSTER DIAMOND RING for sale cheap,
at CHARLES LUMsDEN's, slo h1ain street. Fine
watches and jewelry repaired.
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P.WEISIGER & Co., corner ofTweifth ana MAIN
streets, are selling STRAW HATS alta FELF SMALL
ADVANCE ON COST.
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STRANGERS VISITING RICHMOND, and all wht
are Interested in buying Low-PRICED HATS, viii
find at 2. WEIsIGER 6 Co.'s, corner Of Twelfth
and Main streets, some great bargains In STRAW
HATS. .... .tt 81.
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CALL kr z. WEISIGER & Co.'s, corner Twelfth
and Main streets, and see what handsome HAT
YOU cal gct ut TEKI Low PRICE.
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LEVY BROTHERS HAVE THE LARGEST aho
best-assorted stock Of dry goods In the STALE lie!
ask but ONE PRICE, and that Is the lowest.
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TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS--Yery llseihi lot Dusi'
ness purposes. Cards or announcements oi any
kind printed OH them will pass through the nai ior
one ceut. Printing for these CARDS neauy ana
cheaply done at this office
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BoBBIN-EDGE, eighteen yards in piece, for sec.
at LEVY BROTHERS. H#
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UTICA lo-4 BLEAcuED sHEETISG soc. yard al
LEVY BROTHERS..
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BRUSSELS HAssocKs, one dollar piece, at LEVY
BROTHERS..
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ANDRoscoGGIN AND AUBURN COTTON, only
lsac. a yard, at LEVY BRoTHERs'.
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tricts might meet tand nominaternembe fc
the state Committee. .s.s 3.

,tricts might meet and nominate; members for
the state Committee. 81 a.,s{.., .s....s
FROM GENERAL KEEPER. ,g -
When the Convention was again called to
order, the Chair read a telegram from Gene
raj Kemper: -
@ accept the nomination with profound
sense OF its great responsibilities, but with
out fear Of defeat. Let all true Virginians
stand together for the sake Of Virginia.
ESigned] ''JAaEs L. KEMpER.n
THANKS.
Resolutions of thanks customary on such
occasions were presented and adopted.
}3 ' - ADJOURNMENT. :E
At 1886 Mr.. John D. McCaulI moved
that the Convention adjourn sine die. The
President put the question, it was carried,
and he at once laid down his gavel and
vacated the chair. @f. ,'sr
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PERsosAI.--Colonel 3. w. Hughes and e
p. Ramsdell are In the city.
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RICHMOND, VA, Janual

FULL-w1DTH UNBLEACHED sHEETING only soc
q yard at LEVY BROTHERS.
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LOOK AT THE UNIVERSAL ALLIANCE TRIMMING
ut 90 and 75c piece, at Levy BROTHERS,.
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ORDfRArlos Ar ST.. PAUL's CHuEcH.-
Bishop Nv bittle will hold an ordination of
candidates for priests orders at st. Paups
church today at II o'clock. AZ A..

ENTERED YESTERDAY AT ra1s PORT. British
brig Gladiator, Captain Lehman. from BaIti-
more to complete cargo for Rio Grande do
Stil
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTO-
MAC RAILROAD.
UP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-street station GAO
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street station sas
L. NJ. Except on Sundays.l
UP ACCOMMODATION leaves Brold-Street
station Q r. NJ. Except on S,tndaSs.)
DOWN DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd-Stfeet Sta"
tion at 1903 z. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives af Byrd-Street sta
tion 4ao A. NJ. fcXcept on MOndays.)
DOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives ut
Broad-Street station s:37 A. NJ. Except on sum
daya.l
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Rrosd-Street station on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at Gas a. NJ;
connecting mt Quantico with the Mexandria. ana
fredericksburg railway Returning, arrive nt Broad
Sirpei station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, aud Satur-
days nj 4:IO L. Nj.
Is order of General Superintendent.
j. b. GENTRY,
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RICHMOND AND WsLpoS KoUTE,, 3
y GESERAI sMkyAGxR's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, July -. ls75. }

RICHMOND AND w sLDOS ROUTE, -
.bsse ~. tsESERAL2 2AkyAGE8's QrFIcE,
RICHMOND, VA, July q. is77. Z,
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE run
\ IL us follows s7f5s sfssss 81
The MALI. TRAINS leave Richmond al ga. N.
and lao p. 81, arrive at Petersburg at s:lo A. III.
and 25s Z. A.; arrive at w Weldon at a:n a. d. tpd
FREIGHT TRAINS, with a passenger coach at
tached. leave Riehaond for Petersburg at IA. az.
and Z. NJ. an6 returning leave Petersburg at $40
RETURNING MAIL. TRAINS leave Weldon at
1:4e A.. NJ. and s:lo u. ana leave Petersburg at
455 A. NJ. and 5:55 r. NJ. 3, 9. q t,sa -
The SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TRAINS between
gichrlond and q !, Petersburg leave beth places Al
Z The Freight Trains viii not run OF, SUNDAYS.
and the 1856 P. NJ. Mall Train Will not leave Peters-
burg on Sundays, and The 6 a. ~. Train win not
leave Richmond on Mondays. SfE-ss. :.
The MAIL TRAINS WIN not stop between Rich.
B,ond aud Petersburg except at Manchester AND
Chester.
ing Richmond at 1:20 y. NJ. .syy
Passengers from Clover Hill viii leave at "A. NJ,
sud returning leave Richmond al 1:2o z. NJ. daily
except Sundays.
Passengers wifi take their meals at Jarraits Ho-
tel and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the Washington-S Street depot.
PULLM&N'S PALACE SLEEPING-CARS arc
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
81 h.s.tStia t.ft# - THOMAS H. WINNIE.
~ ~ General Nanaggr.
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ADOPTION OF a GLORIOUS PLAT
FOR VI.
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ruuIf.tlNG SCENE OF FRATERNITY
AND CONCORD.

,lryFNT SPEECHES AND DEMON
STRATIONS.
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THEIR Blu 5 L \ + S s.
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POSTAL CARDs.-Those who propose using t1e
new postal carsts can have the pruning hea''y anu
eheaply done ut the Dispatch prlnilng mouse.
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WiJhers Nominated Lieut. Governor
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Daniel Nominated Attorney-General.
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wAsH-por11s lsc. "a yard at LEVY BROTHERS
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INOING WE ST.-The Lynchburg and
VI Danvllle Passenger Train daily Except Sun
iays) leaves Richmond ut si5 A. NJ. Iiurkcvlle at
100 Z. NJ; arrives ut Lynchbnrg da5 p. M and ar
riyes at Danville at =. NJ.
S,nd ~ Lynclburg Passenger Train leaves Rich
morld at s:e5 A. NJ. arrives at Burkeyille ut ll?s
A. NJ. and Lynchburg at 4aC 2. ".
Through Mall and Passenger Train leaves Rich
lnOnd daily Mt 1906 T. NJ; leaves Danylle daily Ut
sas p. 81. arrives ut Greensboro daily at ll:lo
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ADJOURNMENT.

uASs-MEETING ORGANIZED.
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!. IpiGuaoNp, YORK RIVER AND CHEsApEAKEl
.E1T asssat RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, July q. 1879.

NttUMONps 1OBh hls Eh AMI SHEoAI a.An-sf
-ET 1sst4ts ,zs RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, July q, 1s7s.
.nN AND. AFTER THIS. DATE PAS
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will. run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAIN for, West Point leaves
Richmond at Q P. M.. aud train from VI est Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1890 a. NJ Oily lSun-
days excepted.
fhe splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. Z. hIcxLE.
has been placed on the route between West Point and
Baltimore to run In connection with tbiA road, aud
will make three trips week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud SATURDAYS
on the arrival Of the train, which leaves Richmond
aL z. NJ, arriving at Baltimore next morning IN
ample time to connect with trains tor the North
and West and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
EESDAyS s, and FRIDAYS ut 4P. NJ, connecting
ut West Point with the train due at Richmond al
1890 next morning.
Fare to Baltimore, IS colored people, ~.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tues
davs, Thursdays. and Saturdays at "A. M. Through
freight received daily I'LL p. NJ.
FREIGHr TRAIN, with passenger car attachcd,
for freight between Richmond and West Point:
leaves Richmond ON Mondays, Wednes sdays, ana
Fridays aG A. NJ Local freight received Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays hlIs 7. ".
GGAeral Freight and Ticket Agent.
w. N. BRAGG, Master Transportation. 1yY
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Rs.a1.noAn HINES
g M M .

Is, HfcHMosD AND WELDON HouTR, -
OFFICE or FREfGIrT AND 81
Va .5s 4 49, - fs5s 81 TICKET AGEST,{ ~
: BlcHNosD, VA, August 1, is75.
.-ON AND AFTER THIS
IN date ffeighls for Clover Hill Station and sta
tions on Cioyer Hill ratiroad will only be received
nc this depot on Mondays aud Thursday.
49,. - 81 &. j. TUCKER,
al, 5-lw General Freight snd Ticket Agent. :
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTOMACl
RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND. June lB, lBI5, j
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NIGHT SESSION.
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Professor Of Chemistry Medical College of Virginia
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THE NOMINATIONS.
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On motion, the Convention, at 1915, TOOK
q recess for fifteen minutes in order that sne
delegates from the several congressional dis
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COL
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT. {
RICHMOND, VA. June 10, l8T3)

" : U
ieH General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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CONSERVATIVE STATE
CONVENTION.

MORNING SEES SION.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD.-On and after 5th May, 1879, the passen-
ger trains will run as follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL, TRAIN.-Leavcs Richmond $50 A. M:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting WIN VIZ, C.'
Va, M. 4 q. $. railroad Mt G0rd0nsVile abn oiat
loltesyille. and arrives at White Sulphur oprings
- 'EXPREss TRAIN.-Leaycs Richmond at 10 =.
n DAILY except Saturday, connecting ~ 6ordoes-
vile with w, Va NJ nS srrivSs u Hnnt. J
Iugton at SEQ T. NJ. day Steamer leaves Hgnt-
iugton on arrival OF the trn alid arrives NJ Cin-
cinlau at o'clock next morning; ,yh,,,
SULPHUR only at JUNCTION Gordonsvillc Charlottes.
yiiIr, StauntOn Goshen, Millboro', and Coyington.
ATCOMMODATIONTR TRA1N.-Leay Richmeno
at $40 p. M. DAILY except Sunday, a:d arf'Ses ~
t.ordonsyille at sa5 P. M.
EASTWARD.
steamer leaves Cincipnan ut L. M.,DAiLY ex-
cept Sunday, aud arrives at Huntington ~ n
~ next day, connecting with express fratn.
EXPRESS TRA1N..-Leayes Huntington 90 10 A;
ST. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ~ hienMgna
AZ 4so neni & day, soneens ,insr % FOR Nor.
folk. This train stops between While sulphur anu
Richmond only at Junction, G0raonssiie, CIaa. s..
lottesyiie, Staunton, Goshen, Millboro', anu eoS'
.ngton .,L.r..xs A AZ
DAILY except Sundays, connecting Win S.. vas
d. & g. s. railroad at Chariottesviile anc doSoonS-
Vile, and arrives at Richmond 4. ID.
ACCOhMopATioS InAiS;mndneS d, Ss,adsNs connscts,sg
st S Gordonsynle r with W., G., Va. NJ ralroad
train from, hynehbgsg and southwest ana r'ses ~
For further Information Inquire af ne conpSpys
Office on Broad near Seventeenth street
-1' a. II PERRY, General superintendent
JAMES " kkTHERLAND, General Ticket Agent
my3 ---..-------------
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GOING EAST,

The Lynchburg and Danville PASSENGER IralaS
daiiy fexcept Sundays) leave LynchburR at s:i5 a.
NJ: leave DanvIle at s:l5 A. NJ. leave BurkeYille
at Ii:35 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond at 226 I. M.
Iynchburp at sis p. NJ; leaves Burkegile ut lilo Z.
M. arrives at Richmond at &:17 T. NJ.
The Through Mail and Passenger Train leaves
{; recnsiuro' daily ut sI5 p NJ; leaves Danvtlle
daily at Ill7 p. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily ut
6:35 A. NJ.
The Through Mail and Passenger Trains goiug
South connect at Greensboro with trains on the
North Carolina railroad for all points south. =,
The Lynchburg Trains connect ut HurseMvuie M
with train on the Atlantic. MISSISSIPPI anu ONO
railroad for all points southwest aud south
Through tickets to all points south and southwest
can be procured at the ticket Office In Richmonh,
md Of r, r. WALKER, agent of the Atlantic, Mis-
sIssppi and Ohio railroad, No. 1926 Main street,
Richmond. a..
Tapers that have arrangements to advertise the
It. NJ: r. TALCOTf,
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TNREE LECTURE on FRENCH
AND FRENCH READINGS,
BY Prof. ETIENNE LAMBERT at his hall, ,2sS Broad
way. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 29, at IL =. NJ.
Exclusively ladies desiring to learn to speak French
ueny and make their theoretical knowledge practically
available.
MARK TWAIN, FEB. s.
NI Subject of lecture-"The Sandwich Islands"
Tickets at the Mercantile Library Rooms.
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LAST %ESS og W. s HDM!s y, BOOTH ''''A
pnt ASHs P$S,E& EiysS $G'i fsSsREa &
MoSRAY HHfTas peS
s' s e!
S s %ay BE- s n
Theatre or at 6ison Music store, ~ broadway
THEArRE ooMIQUEI III
MIR: JOSH HAHz THE sew Hsi;ss and Manage.
=--- # # IIHs r : ss44$$ss===
We frequently hear a good deal of cant about plays
which are unht to be by ladies' II they are
worthy of the time and thoughts of gentlemen they
ought to be equally suitable to the eyes and ears OF
ladies. Places of amusement like the Theatre Conf
que would seem most likely to suffer from this can't
and yet that theatre is as from anything that
offensive in moral. as the most refined theatre in the
Lefty.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE
MATNEE Tho II Ss
GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
Corner we ny street tb and b
y sIS tR wAMs9dp M 4 SAaKIs'
FIRST WEEK OF THE
A"'t'A VAL VI ARsRIvAL OF LUCIA.
- pAw;HEAN ON THE RA%r4GE; vorro
sloN The sf hhfk pREssERs. THE BkiAR. r. ~
Begin ats Seats secured
7,ERRACE GARDEN THEATRE.
Fiftyeighth street between Third and Lexington avs
Grand Dramatic, Musical and
OPERATIC PERFORMANCE,
for the benefit Of the Poor:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1873
The enter tanment VIII commence Win Blackstone 5
Comedy, i'll three act. q ,rn ,,rr
in which the following members OF
Days famous Fifth Avenue Theatre Company -
will appear:-Mr. Davdge, Mr. Crisp Mr.: Ringgol MT
Whiting, Mr. Fawcett Miss Rose ST. Clair, Miss Sarah
Jewet, Miss Kate Claxton, Miss Ella Detz, Mrs G. II
Gilbert The second part Of the nights performance Will
consist 9fa GRAND GoMcEE .rtss will,
Mile r. Lamara, Miss Isabella Stone Miss Matte Louise
Linden three prma donnas Mr.. VIM. Macdonald Tenor;
Mr.. Frank Bartlett, Baritone sgnor Domenico raoc-
witt, Pianist Mr.: Henry $: Page, Cornct-a Piston; Mr..
Geo. "; Colby and Ghas h Pratt, Conductors n -,
popular Ninth REGIMENT BAND,
under the direction OF Major ID. l.. Downing:
General admission, 30 cents; Reserved seats 81 Re-
served Seats be procured at James E. McLarneys
Third avenue and at the Theatre during the day OF
Doors open at 7. Performance commences at pre-
csely
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

ESPANOLAs OF HAVANA TOBACCO, EQUAL TO
~ genuine In appearance and quality, at $50 per thou
sand also the celebrated whit Panetelas
T. J. RAYNER CO.. W Maiden lane
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AMUsEMENTs: ,.
BowwEEr' :. T FHEk1ah: Manager
This evening the most popular Drama ever presented.
Received on its revival with the enthusiastic APP
probation f. on E orS sfGB REPRESENTATION
r,,. assuming the title role q Buffalo Bill vii,
be ssss ss ns s@ III
ssdsa By the ' sTat i sTRSSR I ia
Po sp extensive with Mr.
" AFTERNOON vaETsp 2 January y 2 .rs
time Gf WARD ,ss q
Irish Drama Mr. F. s. CmANFRAU
PEEP g DAY; in his great S aFrma of
sAvouRNEENN DEEL1sH. ARKANSAS ri traveller.
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Manager .................. A. NJ. PALMER
Begins ats. Saturday Matinee at Ia.
LAST rERroRMANcEEls OF nAifHERLEY COURT.
Tomorrow night, for the first time in America, a
in Ms acts ro es hsn'e hv Of s
Hart jackson, and entitled
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
The piece will be presented with and elegant seen seen,
, cry painted expressly for i by Mr. Mars'o and with
100 years old, -.
Jacques Fauvel head OF the house of MI. MarkSmith
(Fauvel and Company
George rauvcl his grandson $500. Mr.: welch Edwards
Martneau, very rich poor man MIR. r. r. Mackay
Max De Maugan gentleman Of intrigue: Mr. Geo Parker
Rene DAlby, gentleman Of impulse; Mr. q Burroughs
Deslander, clerk in the house Of Fauvel
II Wilder wilder
Camille, great granddaughter of
JSste pupr" her married Mary
Madame Larocque, a cousin OF Camille
In the of the play
A BIRTHDAY CHORAL,
composed by Mr. H. Tssngton, will be sung by choir of
thirty children.
SEATS MAY NOW BE SECURED.
Box Office open from 8 A. NJ. till 5PM
SATURDAY, AT 80, FIRST MATINEE OF
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-BY A QUICK BUYER A
w medium sized House between Madison and sixth
avenues Forty second and Fiysevenh streets princi
~" i. q. 4 D. BROWN Broadway. corner Wall street
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THREE GENTLEMEN WISH ROOM OR ROOMS
with Board or partial board at mode 10 price where
mere are no ether male boarders references
adde's; THREE, ntfild Office '''
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A FINE HALF BLOCK, EXTENDING FROM FIFTH
n to Madison avenues, IL lots south of Sevcntie ii
street for sale, at bargan also the finest Corner
Plots and single Lots on and Filth and Madison
enucs below and fronting The Park; also Eighth
enue and on and near Eleventh avenue Boulevard Six
tieth 10 lyotll street; bargains.
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WANTED TO PURCHASER HOUSE, WITH A FEW
w acres OF land, within easy access of this city. Adj
dress COSMOPOLITAN, box liz Herald Office giving par
uculars and price.
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VVANTED-ONE ACRE TO BUILD ON FOR
w home, not over 10 miles from and near depot
Address, with price, TAXPAYER, Herald office.
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VVANTED--A HOUSE AND A FEW ACRES OF
w Land, in New Jersey not more than one hours
ride from New York farther than mile from depot;
$500 cash and $50 or more in monthly instam Adj.
dress RIVERS, Herald Office.
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Two ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLE.
Il man and wife, in a French Swiss or German family
having none a few boarders only Address stating
terms A. POLE, $50 Broadway ~ e
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EnQ HOUSES FOR sAJ.E-Ar ALL PRICES FROM
OyvU Sw0 TO slbO0Wi also number OF Houses TO ex.
change for Farms Country Seats and wpriced Houses
iorahrge Houses. Apply NJ once 10 JOHN FEIIkEICu,
JVot mr. sNehuS. VI l,sQV Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

DROOKIYN LOTS WANTED, IN SMALL OR LARG
ID parcels, in exchange tor free houses and stores
Brooklyn villas in New Jersey, New York Come
ticut. s. COCKCROFT, No. 81 Pine street, room o.
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4 TO EIGHT LOTS WANTED TO PURCHASE-SITU-
II ated south of Thirty fourth street or west sde
suitable for lumber, brick stone yard
+. q. 4 ID. BROWN Broadway, corner Wall street.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

III avenues and above Forty second street Any party
having for sale cheap for cash address HOUSE
box 39s Post Office, giving description, location and low
price.
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BOARD WANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
~ IN strictly private family between Eighth Six.
teenh streets Terms must be moderate. Address box
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Orrfcr BOARD or ASSESSORS, !
nav YORK, Jan. ~, leI3 J
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARD WANTED-IN REFINED PRIVATE
- Catholic family, on Thirty.second street and nca
Broadway boarding. by old banker where he cai
be mutually sociabc. Address, with price, &C., FOR
ElGNER, IL Clinton place.
, 1873-12-10

Investigation OF tho Charges Preferred
Against Esatlistai Com III iss3oner Smith
.-N1r, DeInnoss son John Undcr q
Cloud.
snctfa, Dapatch To The Chicago Tribune.
ST.. Paul, Dec. 9.--Smitl,'s roply to Wo]ch's
charges, presented to tho Investigating Com
mipson to-day, states that l,o aclod undor dirco-
tion OF Commissioner Walkcr iu aolling tho In
dian pines, aud donicB oyory avor1nont OF fraud
or conspiracy. Tho subpmnas for Witnesses aro
aoryod by Marshal AIcLaren. Tho f3rat waa
upon ex-sonator Rice, who will not ap-
pear voluntarily. II tho Conmission
exhibits power to send for persons anl papors
by bringing him before it, and compelling the
production Of tho papors. ho holds OH which
Wolch's charges aro based. tho couplainanMta q
mnnd tlat n large number of witnesses DO cnllotl
and tlle official records produced. II tho Com
mission fails to show such power, Smiths nc
ct,sera will ask an inyentigation undor Congres-
aional authority, ana prefer c!'argo1 involving
sccrotary Delnno, through his sou John, ~
sharcr Of the proflla mud briboH. Ono specific
averulcnt is, That Dolano'H son john received
$40, 900 account OF tho Nnst contract, 1t il un-
de1utood. for tho Grant campaign fund last
year. Rico aud othor vltnos8oa aro cited to ap-
noar tomorrow.
fTo the -iasocicted rrrsA1
ST. PAUL. MIMI, Dec. 9.--Tho investigation
OF Comminsiouor Smith took q new turn to-day
| The counsel for William Welch, after having
asked and Becuroa week In Which to prepare
charges, nov declines to profor them, alleging 9
want Of Jurisdiction and power to compel Wit
nesscs on the part Of tito Commission. Atr
| Wclcll then appoars for himself, BY letter, Rnt
makoB eight charges, which will now bo investi
| gated Commissioner Smith challenges full
| inquiry, aud asks to have an Indian lnspccto
| added to tho Commission, who can compel
| wjtnesHaR
, 1873-12-10

FFDI1 Ee 1-thoHfpN tH-G&es
A short time since two individuals wore lying
in ono roun. worry siuls, ono With brain icyor
nud tho other with ali aggravated caso Of tho
mumps. They wore 30 lon thai Watchers wore
ii tho ono sick Of fever would recover. A gen.
t1eman was ougsged to watch orer night, his
duty being to wuko tho nurse whoneycr u bo-
camo uccesaary to administer modicinc. IN tho
course Ut tlu night both watcher aud 1allrac foil
nsleep. Tho man with Tho naumpB lay watching:
tho clock, nna snw that it was tsmo to give ti,e
foyer patient Ills potion. Ho WAS unable to
speak aloud, or to move any portion Of llis body
except ills er1ns but, soizing pillow, ,.e ina1-
aged to strike tie watcher II tue iaco with il.
Thus suddenly awakened, tho watcher spraut;;
from his scat, falling to the floor an awaEenetl
struck the nick men ~ very lulicrous, antI thoy
laughed heartily nt /. for Bome fifteen Or twenty
minutes. Whom tho doctor ca.ue i'll the morn.
ing he found his purients vastly improved had
1,e never lnsw no sudden d tarn for the better
and now both uro up and WE'LL