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, 1873-10-08
MARINE.


Fort OF Chicago.
ARRIVED. D............o Oct, 7,
smr Aipena MasIego1l, Hundries,
pror G. J. Truesdcl Grecn Bay, sunlriea.
schr Mary Booth, Wizards pior, rnI1road ties.
Prop Scotia, Buffalo, aunarios.
Prop Missouri, Duluth, sundrica.
Prop Empire State buffalo. suudriee.
schr 1da Muskcgon, lumber.
schr John KIlaerhauBe Butino, $1,000 bu corn.
Lothafr, kingston le,Ss5 hu wheat, 800
Prop india. buffalo. 500 pigs lead.
bu corn I'D brls pork, mud 4undrles. ~ 'A''' 4''''
sear dsooa GUsSa 5as1s SStses sa e,
shr sshr Ep9rPsss p = nnqRlo Sn sorn
6cl,r 4. n. Hears, LoDelouoc, suntlries
schr F. L. Danforth, Buffalo, 4G.o59 6u corn.
ss1r sr ? na59Mria nq1Iao na la 295 ~ eorn
sehr Qhsspion 1aao, asoo Ia corr. .''S'' ~ '''"'
seSr H. anstee ;og 10 ~ wheat
sclr Alice A!ehards. Buffalo. 1851 bu wheat.
sr f }pan e uss Err S51sss mssr sanrss s;...
Prop Ocean, Montreal, ID, ,sso b1l wheat,
Aas1Rs sa1jns S"a}a Go ss Tass i so,u
&C. sehr A4iee, 4! 0leyeiana, 1p.eoo bu corn.
ssr ssr H;.|,na # II a 1,7s,a Gc,nGTss e sa ia tu eo
schr Laura, Kingston, g, ,lG9 bu wlcat.
NIGHT cLEARANGI:s.
schr T.. F. Royce Escanaba ITO bu corn, brls oil,
aud aliudrIe8. ~
acllr Hubbard, buffalo. It, 800 bu wheat.
6chr Geo: L: Wrenn, Buffalo, II ,620 bu corn.
Gchr J. II. IIartselt Buffalo, 15,G7U bu wheat,
echr Jane Mcleod, Goodrich, 139aG bu corn.
schs Marguerotte, Kingston, "a a5l bu wheat.
6chr T. O. Crawford OolinCwood, 10 ,10a bu corn,
9chr Trinidad, Kingston 1Bl00 lni wheat
sc!r O. NJ. Bond Kingston, lA,7oO bu wheat
9chr City Of Munitowoc, nnlTafo al, ,480 bn wheat
smr Annie Young, 1afalo. ~, 600 bu corn, 10000
bt oats, 500 brls Aour 600 pigH lead 1000 tiorcea
Poop Arahia DaEa1o. a9oAa bu corn, 10000 u barley
500 brls liour, 0l6 bags flax seoi, 500 aacka I'll
cako, nnd aintlrios.
9chr Reuben David, buffalo, %, 500 bu whoat,
8ohr Cocalia, Kingstoa. l0.011 bl wheat.
, 1873-10-08
THE CALIFORNIAN CLUB.

The annual meeting Of the Chicago Caledonia
Club waa held last eyoning in the basement OF
the Presbyterian Church at tho corner Of sanea-
mon and Adams streets. Tue meeting was we'll
attended, about 100 clausmen being pres-
cut. The chair WAS taken By 0hiof
David johnson, and Chioftain Vim. Forrest
acted as Secretary OF tho meeting, The minutes
OF the previous meeting having boen road, and
other routins bnainoss disposed Of, the election
OF otllcers for tho ensuing year took place, and
reanltoa as fol!owa: Chief, Donald James Nc
kellar: First Chieftain, Alexander Elders sec-
ond Chieftain. George Y. Smith; Third Chief
LAIN. William rorrost; Fourth Chieftain, George
z. 0aly Finance Committee, Il. Clark, William
h1cNaught, mud John Campbell; 0amos Com
mittee, in addition to tho ex-ollloio members,
ALLEN ". Ration. and George 7. Murchio !;
k,ro?Perty Committee, Joseph nteCallum, George
Daily, and Matthew Kirkwood; Library Com
tnitte0, David johnson, William N. johnson,
hnd Hugh Campboll; Librarian, William Laurie,
z.afron. At the conclusion Of tho election tic
meoting adjourned.
, 1873-10-08

| NEW YORK.
aud firm; miltlling upland, 1879.
:. bnEAnarurrs-Flonr moro actye, but prices TN
sapfea sasee at fssss es ns,ass5 s o % sa
e. assGr sTaa x 1 anra; rsf?r al
No, 2 do, sl.99@l.42; No. / Chicago, $i.44; Nc,
spring. spsing, s,;ssSi:ti; Ne:tSsestafn; as1Ssi:ts igs'
e1mmon Thito Wesorn, very choice $3.50; No
Wnstcrn q ~ t3ait aitoy IT, aeafge anu urn common
:a1, retss f ~ ngFa isaesy S s 50 firm
r. saao1ner; receipts M bu o mixed Westorn
EaosI,n1, Wcstar odsS&tI "n1e' oo' o1Seoo.
1IAY AND MorsNouet md nnchanoea
anooEnrEa- quiet Rio. 2o&ssc. s,,ear dull
and rco Iii 1e1l and 10 9gDa ronns 7ac hoaacs
PErnolEun--T1rm s'fs' criae, bh@5.o: refined 171c
Pnoy1sIoHsEporn stesv o. al o,s en- mar, q.
Becf quiet and steady Gut msata n1,et Waator,,
hnne, 1Oh6lIc AIi11ca staaGv. Tnne oosr s''Ttu a.
short clear. for December to Jnnunry 77!n 1nri
weak; old Western steau 816faako Eettie ;lc ~~>
nuI7En-1uuchanged. A|' W.
l2@iyEc. S''N o'1''''o "0'' "ffnef 'S's 70 pf1me'
"'''sxr--1owor, at sl.o1@i.o2'
Du,r.zo o,t =, pgrFALo; TrE: To-. r,
WHEAT Inactive eatsoy nomina oorn au a1esss sni
n g: it Il ,,s corr,
NV A'A '"''' .oa,
+ r,, ~. TOLEDO:
chanRod Weat niI anI g. g dul and m
Meassa t. sl'e sasa and soller oo.obsr No. rcd,
Novernber Corn iuiI mi ,y1o"e eaan Sa.41 sencr
No: !, 41942Kc; No. ., 4oc. s'0' oA'' n'sn0r
Reaf1praCf}on: Rne1arTsRa To 6od B'nlfalo '1 s@4s
1soo0 n; oat:, 9,iod b., "A'A'' ''''0' 0o corn
corn aoSo bu osss, 100 a. Su. DILL "ns's' 1000 ba;
nrr,orr M nns nREIRolr:
AAA0oAIs 0Ett Observation-Disclosures Qu1ck An1
, 1873-10-08
EAo livestock Markets.,

eadlnE rorortod arrivals, l,J77 head total for lilo
%eea saso saa Tho market ia dull and slow, buy
s. ets a'a y seess no!ng A@o apart 1he quaiity Of
4aotA6!o H artot halcs. u Illinois steere, ayorag-
TN 53o@i ala III 3s Michigan ateors.
@l l,ai4 lbs, Ut +5.37k{95.76 "'~'"
15taI SnkEs ..;. Ahn w toay including re-
kca4 Tha astst otu x,J hea tot2 for the weoa
5oo ons--Aece1pt. to-day including reported arrivals
9.*uo acaa tosa1 for %Gek QUO head. THIS market
qqtoa!8 pfacos 6ales Illinois and Ohio hogs
.. EAsr LIBERrY,
EAsr LlpEnrs, pa, Oct. T,-UAr7Le-Arrtya1s 133
cafs bost, $5So@o.oo; medium. S3.95GD5.60; CON-
2.75. ~1'~'S''SS' o"''4' ee''oeS
=, a;@ooa-AFr'vals, u AK CARS. Best, $3.50; medium
, 1873-10-08

edverttsed to 10 sold by McssrH. Etson Pomoroy T.
Go, this afternoon, will Afford good opportunity to
Exchange doubtful bank acconut into good aud sato
Investment. The lots 10 be sold we'll located In
eection Of the city wel t. eaay accessible by Stock
emelt1ng Works aud Boomers bridge Works, anI The
Mch!Han Southern round house, md several largo
fen OF moderate means to obtain good lot which Ia
keosa met with The sale will DO poatt!vo oyory lot
pnly ouc-third down, balance In ono aud two yeara Ut
pr cent Tiso perfect. Go and the lols anl DO
prepared 10 buy what will prove the safest lind Of
1nvings bnnk, md ono tat won't suspend. The salo
ut o'clock tho ground, corner Of For
&y-tlrBt srcot and Wentworth aYeItto
, 1873-10-08

Il, -. -
9d oMagnE9 M szs he
and 'ioI 70 s 1na pnsh liz
eonins ssps a'ls'' Fn anu s'0'fa' 10 00n''''' tho
hes9lrtd y IT. Thnt tho following bodios. to-wt: tho
tmrcra ito "r @ M ino press s manufso-
yoi IL c]caao fr,n "oc @ 10
respectively, fyo cliizena 10 1o! said Gamra3an Gam,
| 1nittca ~ above provided.
tesests here9 invted e apont ebors ot t!.o ca,.
tsh sha nro osn sa ta t2 20 no. cn tho Commit.
sc nstttioa u~e M ~ aa % ia omness M iro
thoy aro entitled by o nroecdno tIv rozoMia u WHICH
Original ronort in rontnn tn tnn reaa IT, ,,t .r
also tho weekly press valuable, AID should mt
| Its representatives bo invited Thoy woro aoino
| good SERVICE aud It might bo woll to roooanizc,
| It.
The subatitt,to was laia on tho tab1o.
Mr. Woodartl'p auondmont VIVA atnnted.
| Mr.. Walkor objected to the plan nronoaod,
sincc tho intorcgts or nil 1,artins wax i nh
| properly proportiono1. I,nvdnn hnd na MANY
| Representatives as thu Donri Of Trntlc md tho
result would bo Moro political convention. x
| convention thus called ,vouiI hava irodcrn md
manipulators in It, and tho WV Of sofo,tIna
| officers would not bo jmprove] Ham hnnkorR
and morohanta were batter onatilcd to '"mI sa1och
| officers than a,1y conyontion. which was a1wnva
controlled by q low mon. . No III
mary n,on}irp coul,1 onnuo r,or ,,,,i,i, rnnii,,
ronrcaantcd ,rord Is ,nl ,ia mnon ronaly
},n host man T.; ti,o c,t, ~ a XIII "ua,u sscIao na
rnrtv Won l. ,n1,st he ~ +hn otronnth ~ ~
innn9 a,,i thnv rnrt1 nn1p i,n nhtoirn5 ~ h.,
small comn;ttoSS @n HuS ''u'u on's W op.a"oo oy
Nfr' Dnnu"v IND Ind vIoro ,i,,o t1o.o o+ou
tainod y NJ aiar Ink tha ronort ras onous
promise ono to lnr'nonizo tia viowa "1" ~ po III
wantod tho Hommitt"o II ssvontw ~ 1uo
nn otcrs tot II a},on15 roi,o ~,
nie-hnndoj. Altar mich isousa;nn thaw tnt haS
Eli upom tho plan nro,,oseI. Fla sove; ,,s., rsa
ali acctona rhnsa r,nI,a na,,1S ~ toptosens
send in GOOD mon. Tho Conyontion II ,sne mro' "
posed to cali wou1d be trnlv renrcsnntot;~o - r.
lad beon hopcd the roporE wo,ijj bc sccontaS
unapimougly. 'p''1
Mr. Waiiror thorcht TIM com,ro,,,;,o ,r,, o.
, 1873-10-08

Tho programme has not boen definitely msdo
made out, but there need DO no unoaalnosn on
this scoro. II Mr.. Thon,aH chnnot mako out a
programme which will bo attractive, It viii 10
useloss to look elsewhere for It. All who ro-
member tho Immense success of his Beethoven
night. in tho old Tarwoll Hall, will DO suro to TO
proscnt on this occasion, and Another momora-
bio concert may bo 1ookod for, Which will ftly
crown Alr. Tho1nas last aoason in tits city,
Tho programme for this evening is as follows:
TART FIRST.
S;!:s::ss.. $$SSss':ss' $sSss:s:' "na.nnmor si9,,t,,
Nonturnn. DrcaM". ....... .Nenlelssohn
Wedding March, j
Aria-"lro pcccatts"-" stabat Mntcr u. .r,oss,nt
Mr.. Myron ". !Fht!ney.
Concerto for clarinet. wobor
Mr. II. KapNr. .:..
salegtlone-F1rat act "Logheprln n....,:. -, Waaunr
PANT REcoNp.
Introduction Tho sovon Ravens y :. .Rheinbereo.
{Adaptcd for orchestra as tho Introduction to lie
I" Beethoven Oantato" by Iisztl
Air" il nudler Than tho Cherry ,uandol
Mr. Apron II. Rhttney.
WALTZ" Publlctstcn Observation-Disclosures R,rauua
Overture" Jubilee ~. Weber
, 1873-10-08

Spectat Dispafch to 1ts Chicago TIi9uae,
La8ALLE, ILL.,, Oct, 7.-Tlo depression of business
on thS riyss r. ~ aud canal atty continues There no
to.lay waA thu canalboat OAampion from Peru, With
oats aud rugs fur CAicago. "~
Iho prop 4inols departed yesterday, towing tlo
dam. Nothing departed today, -'~A''
Ie .% sananoat Arabia pnasea into the osnal yescr
out Yesterday. Ths uyp&sy Queen, ugat, for Henry
, 1873-10-08

NEW YonK, Oct. 7.-There WAS slow tratlc rsove-
ment with ngens, but tho 1obbng distribution contin-
aes fairy satlsaetosy ucavy standard and ane brown
song freely ut Grm prices. Corset jcans aro qniet.
ore 9ed .51;sn 5nSonos oyo slowly hut r Prints
ing Toocns quiet but nanncla and BLANKETS in fair 70.
quest. 80
, 1873-10-08
Luke FrGirIafs.

Froighta were moderately actve hut cloaed rather
dull. The oiluringa weve urge Charters wero made
for wheat to buffalo ut eA4IDc and u for corn, mud
lne for wheat 10 kingston. Oharers woro: r. Duf.
falowsshrs q. l.. %rcnn, Milan, A. L. Andrews. and
schra Eyal lne aud Hubbard, wheat on ownors sccoua
prop Empire stato, corn through. and prop Dcnu Rich.
mond, corn through and barley at 81: To Kingston
wneat on private terms 10 0g1onsburgh- q, q,
Mixer atld Montgomery, corn at 11!Ec. Total, shtr-
cGSu, aud 10 QUO Gu barley f'
, 1873-10-08

CHICAGO DRY.G00DS MARKET.

TUESDAY EvRN1Na, Oct. 7.
In comparison with last week and lilo previous on
worry decided improvement ia noticeable f tic General
features OF tho dry-gools markot. Thore laa been
pronounced increase In tho number Of ortloro recciycd
~ we'll In tho amounts called for, und eomu Of or
obncEs report ihat tue aggregate ct their GALES ia
son. though ths is not tho experience Of ai tho non
era market not having, rs yet, recovered from tho
effects Of the panic. IN values tore have been no
elnanses worthy q mention TIC fact that tho anan:
no npprociablo ! otfect u1,ou pricta' efthar @
Of cotton woolon textiles, proves proty concusIyo]y
TINT they arc on arm basis THIS ia tho view takcn
BY the jotbng trade generally and aocks-whlch arc
complsto In MI departmentsare held with confidence
Collections now coming forward with considerable
promptuao, and, before another wpck Ah1 hayo pasa-
remind our merchants that thero haa been my litter
Tlpt1on to traffic. Garpo1ngR continue to moyo on
liberal scale, and hell with fnr degree Of tirnn
ne4s, H., at t. tlie prices prevalent before tho panic.
in Email way 10 the Wcaorn mud near by trade. md
1alr amount OF orders ar0 coming forward throuh
travelling saoemen and by mail, hut the aecte Of tie
q purchaaos and dc1aycd rcnttapces in some caHes
The market for cotton goods presents no now features
There Is aoady demnnd for moderate lots to repen.
IN assortments and that is ALL The a1ugglahncss Of
Of aomo descriptions OF goods, but prices
remain unchanged, and no chnngo Is either
desirable o. neccssar in tho present condition Of tic
week, by which time Dealers Will hayo had tins to re-
Wow tho situation, and realize the fact that removed
aaaortments will BE- necessary for their trade require.
lnents; Woo!cn goods for meu's wear move slowly
from first handg. but there ia fur inquiry from ho
jobbera for sna parcels Of f1no cassmcres beavers
oVercoatings, and worAted coangs.. Black and dark
mixed repcents Of tho beat grades are closely eol
3 ny tue ag Sgsnts ana are ry held For coored
prices arc vol sustained by tin apentRit
, 1873-10-08
Opening This Day

01VEK&38H
Ono hundred l'eces BLK aud wool striped poptna at
b7N ccuts, cost Is cents to Import hlic and whte
btrrel drcBs silks at % cents price elsewhere
hno Fronch black dreas silks Ut from Il to g. worth
oub1D; coored dTceH silks ut 10 cents 1000 cusos OF
assorted fall dry goods opening IN our rctn do
partment. Gash buyers Gun save at leaBt onc-tlird
ther money. 9. Y, l. Il. PARTRIDGE II Co.,
MOI 1l2 III, and lld State areot, aud Nos. 284 aud
48G Madison street,
, 1873-10-08

VIZ OI111 LIVE
Ind will always continuB to tlo so while We r1oase tho
public with suc stoyes tile now improved stewarts
cook and parlor atoyes, and tho "now Argandn anil.
slinker base.h'rnor, tho mort perfect stovoa over
pade We claim to lave tbs hest fine Of housekeeping
ftreet.
, 1873-10-08

The GIFT Concerts Of tho Public Library Of Kentucky
ire authorized by sioc&l act Of tho 1eglatatare, and
ira uiypt under tic management Of ex-Uoy Dran,-
ctte. Of that State. For fnll particulars adyes-
kIxa1ept III Tribune uaxt Saturday.
, 1873-10-08

F1rTsnunan, Oct. 7.-Tho crudo market oneued th,e
morntng littlc irmor. with satea at $f.12X, aid
sellers. VIC think tho advance only temporary. 10.
nncd-Narkot lufot and quoted at loo.
, 1873-10-08

WATEnrowN, A1asH., Oct. 7.-CArrLr-Rece,pt 300,
Tho general rim Of traio is improved Prices ruled
NoAtslor on most gradcs but for alirn lots thoro waa
Choice $looo@t02s extra, $5bo@075; firat quality
$500 second, 50 00S7 80 third, 34.00a6.50.
stiEEr AND LAMDs-1scccrta, 6,718, which Is 100
u l1a. f97ss4.oo each o1tra, $4.5o@6.60; spring
latnbs t@Ga{b per ID.
, 1873-10-08

sss, 81 eas H. II HsaSy as 1i5s Gam
si1 boats lave been lying hero for number of day
awTatting loading, and number at Peru.
Ihoro aro feet and inehes Of water on tho mitre
below. e0 - "''~'
oAN41 orrtos, cn1oAoo, Oct. II p. m.-Annrvrr
ae ons coa' WV W%vo, " Morrs, t1 55o 81 b.
g. assfss ss sanoss , b. corn Tinasr1o 1smon
Wels Iemont d y.!s stono: .; y. Ws'1sF, Lonont
Florsnco Dover 1omont, 80 yds atono III. i. carpon
ss5 j. sss, Ess n;sss3, ss9 psst e.,
uaGt9n utSs ;E1on nbS, 3fop }cF w"s smR
gnmn s % ys fo S%S E"ve1t otnwa
NSsssy Ss, 4, ssn0ca. 1000 bu sorn Mdao, nlarsees
1 s 5ssfsssl %ss loo soe sar:s s;nss Hs;
oartor Iaal's s9 Il iunor s o orion aariccs, @
10 100 sinana9 II .a9lfs nr1!9n Morrs iansr
Vessels pnsscd Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 7.-rABsEn DowH-prons To-
GGasso Garasa s5s a5slf; ir'. + II Owen inera Ro an
Tanner, Monitor scllrs st. 1awrencc. sa1a t,aob' #
WlsloS, D. Stewart, George stccl, III. Corcly on
!ai1o, NeSadn. ). Wade, Dc!awarc. Nnrod, j. Paige
lncerne, Pathfinder, Jura, J. r. Gard, j. e. Ktuu E.
ington.
AssEp up-prors st. paul. Sheridan, prIng,e and
nnaaf8Gs schfs H. Johnsou, @. Crawford, CI,ndc,,,
hIagtt Josephine.
W1ND-Sonthweat.
DETROIT. Mich, Oct 7-Eventng PASSED Down..
Reindeer, 1dalo, skyark.
PASTED ur-trop Atlantic; sch1s Sweden, Don-
mark, Southwest, Magellan,
WtFD-aouthwest,
Fort Of Escannbn.
EsoANApA, hfich., Oct. 7.-AnnrvEp, OFT, 4.-uaroea
Osborn. - ~
CLEARED, Oct. 4.-Iihbie Nau, Green pay, 100 J.
H. Owen. Wynntlotte, To3; Neil, Wyandote' los Sun.
nyaltfe, Eric, nh.
Nothing dona on the 9Th,
Arrived, Oct. 9-Bargcs 8. G. Baldwin, A. L. Pat
ter, Mary J1rrcsd; NJ. Il. Wurncr, j. d. kitchen,
riao scow Dllie Boil.
oLEAnrD, Oct. e.-Dluc Bell, Green Bay, 1856 Ncp-
fMnc, Green bay, 247: Sunrise, Cleveland 703: s. j.
Ii!dsn. c!evennd. LOCI; ]. H. Kichrn Fayette, S57
, 1873-10-08

on 10 days. ''' - f'' 0'A'
Domestic, coltonades, Kentucky Jeans. etc., per
cent oil 80, per cent oG 10 tays.
KeRalar r. department KooIs, 4 per cent Oh GO, per
conk OIL 20. Per cent oil 10 days
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13

PosT-OFFIcE MATTERS IN VIRGINIA Asr
WEST VIRalsA.-Route Agency. w. Crit
tcnden is appointed on the route between
Richmond, Va, and Greensboro, N. c., al
the rate of $1,000 per annum, Uice L. v
Townsend, removed.
Mail Route Messenger-Wm. S. Deadv Is
appointed between Norfolk and Richmond
Va, at the rnte of 5000 per annum, uice B.
f. Chapender, removed.
West Vrgnia.-GiIlespieville, Kanawha
county, is discontinued; papers should be
sent to kanawha Courthouse.
V,rSsnta.-An office is established at Look
out, Frederick county, route Winchester to
Spring, and George w. Anderson appointed
postmaster. Lafayette Lloyd, postmaster
Hunters Gap, Lee county, Hiram Weary
declined. Thomas A. Vest, postmaster
Union Mills, Fluvanna county, Walter
Brownley, declined. S. Ratliff, postmaster
Big Rock, Buchanan county, Thomas Els
wick, moved away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13
q};tl)n,oud 1ispatth.
To- 1870
Petersburg.

,.>r.,y the Richmond DiSratch.l
t,,~rTsr,RG. August Il. 1913.
,....t.,ro1nc IF baseball between ,he
'' '..'',..;r.. rfub. OF Lynchhurs. ana the
E,' .,.,,;,'t.,, cab. of this city. resulted 10
"' '',,' DID,, .,tn latter by score OF % 20
'.s ,',, .,,-rly upon the conclusion oil the
' n'' ft.a Stockings rendered another
a~.."' 49, tr.Yr adycr>aric-. which was ac-
,a.' -..,.i ,., came arranged IL take place
a. .,,~,.!.. IL ) o'coch.
g., .",1,rk the game commenced ana
Il .,,r...J contest the Old Dominion
nm, "g.. second hc>'-'0' Sco'c s'''''o-
.1jo-i. , ,oa ,omo this
..',..n. wy .,"''!'nt over 'heir suc' .Is,
.. ~. rluc& reason, however, Tor TINS
..ar .;., Old dominion having beaten
,.,.,, .,-s, iou>ly. and but for adycn-
circumstances. not proper 10 be men,
'' r..,.rJ havC beaten them the fourth.
',,,..:.,.r ,l.a cane Yesterday evening Mr.
49,. = ....,a II The Red Stockings, had the
-" 1900. ,'n ~ right hand injured, despite
'.... r.r ,.,r>i>:rd through the game, and
W." ...f me service 70 his club this morn
~. Commissioner of the Revenue has
,..l the ccn>rS Of persons between
c'j'''". -,rI ~ in the school districts
- "-I> ", I,bc [nnowinr are tho figures :
q W. ''!' 80. f,roIrS ! fo4ototoi
y .','> =. '"., n,,,es az. females. 9
>...G. ','o, -. ",nt ;r,, ON orgrrc,,,e of
tr.--.'',',' .r,S If G ~
VIZ 3l'" ,,,wr [.ha;rn,on of the arri.
W. "'''' .." i ,,,adc anr,ica,;nn 70 the
1.'.,.'' ..,:,'..:I ,hronrh the Finance
t.@''" ','',,,' ,,,'r>,1r;o,;on If 81 0O0
:.....',''' '.1 :..' ~, ra;r nnyt fail rho
:, al" III .'''.''-''' w. W. hnor rcrv ;nalons Of
tN".s H. 49, ~ ''' 49, ~, nnr,nn,.
81. .a"''.''> "I any f''. lo,. ,,'' w." ao,,,
Use" j" -" t>''!i'"tt il''"e ~ '.e eo't.,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13

INSURANCE on MASsARDs.-At meeting
of the Boston fire underwriters, held last
week, it was resolved that after the first OF
next January the rate Of insurance on wooden
Mansard roofs shall be raised from fifty cents
to dollar on hundred dollars. This, OF
course, includes not only the building, but
the insurance on all the merchandise contain
ed in it; and it will thus be seen that it will
be difficult for the owner Of such ware
house to let it to any merchants for ordinary
business purposes. The addition of an eS-
peusc of one per cent. on all the goods
coming into store would often take away
any profit that might otherwise come from
the sale of the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13

The Avoca Gowa) Delta says Professor
Drake was bitten OH the thumb By rattle
snake on Monday last. He had it in bis
hand playing with it when it got little
rIed and struck him as quick as lightning.
The Professor quickly stuck his thumb in
his mouth and sucked the poison out, ana
has not experienced the least difficulty from
it. -f.-
In view of Senator Carpenters possible
ties. we suggest to ottice-aspirants and office
holders that they had better draw it very
mildly in crticising the Wisconsin senator.
The Vice-President's health is bad, and the
President will keep getting behind fast
horses, and smokes inveterately. There is
no telling what may happen.-Rock Island
Union.
DR., James Cooke, Of Fredericksburg,
died on Sunday last, aged seyenty-nine.
There were only three marriages In Orange
county last month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-13

IHEs GERMAN EXODUS FROM FRAscE.-The
London Eems OF the 26th ultino observes !:
The final and complete evacuation of
French territory by the -Germap troops is
now proceeding with perfect regularity and
calmness from day to day. On and after the
second day of August only the district of
Ferdun will remain in pledge for the pay
ment of the last instalment of the war ir-
demnty. This financial operation win be
concluded within a very brief delay. and be-
lore the harvest is carried andthe vintage has
begun France will be herself again. General
Manleuilel, the commander-in-chief of the
army of occupation, remains at his head
quarters in Nancy with his staff until the
"a OF August. That distinguished officer
mas maintained, under painful. and difficult
circumstances, the most courteous relations
with the French authorities. Indeed, the
French commissioner at his headquarters
has gratefully acknowledged the chivalrous
delicacy and consideration with which the
General has acquitted himself of delicate
task, and consulted the susceptibilities of
the population of Lorraine.
These mutual testimonies Of respect are
equally creditable to both sides IL they do
not take the sting from defeat, they allie
Tlate the harshness Of victory. During the
three years of occupation it is but justice to
record that the conduct of the Germans has
been, generally speaking, beyond reproach,
thanks to their admirable discipline. No
doubt something is due to the good feel
ing of men whose somewhat rough and heavy
manner and uncouth speech are not incom-
patible with gentleness of disposition and
indulgent sympathy with the suferings of q
more sensitive race. At stenay, Sedan,
Neufchatel, Montmedv, Charlevile, Bar-le-
Duo, Vaucoleurs, Commercy, Epinal, the
Germans have retired without provoking
the slightest manifestation of impotence.
They have departed by detachments and in
silence, at an carly hour, and the welcome
faces of the soldiers of France have been
hailed with quiet and seemly joy, with fut-
terlnS banners and. familiar greetings. Dis
cretion and good taste have alike restrained
a too noisy expression of the public satisfac
ton, and the Government has wisely recon.
mended to all the local authorities modest
and reserved demeanor, BETTING the mem
DRY Of great misfortunes and the conscious.
ness Of ACKNOWLEDGMENT.