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N00NFIEID UNION SCHOOL.

NOTICE is hereby given that a limited num-
~ Der of pupils will be admitted into the
Woodstielu Union Schools for the term
commencing October 5, 1874, and continuing
in session six months.
TUITION
In High School Department. .... ....S14
Deductions will be made to pupils admit.
ted to lower departments.
Half the tuition must be paid in advance,
the remainder at the opening of the school
after the Holidays.
all applications for admission will be made
TO S. G. Cosgrove, Superintendent Woods6eld
Union Schools. +. REEF,
Secretary Board Education.
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T Mr.. OLDHAM services can be so
advantageously employed in other parts
of the district, that he may not find time
to speak ia this county during the cam
paign.
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Baltimore.
Philadelphia.

Sept. 25.-Flour dull. Wheat l 23a1
26. Corn 95c. Oats 62a65c. Rye1 90.
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EEThe best men have the best chance
in the approaching election. There is
notenough political excitementtoe entire,
lystifle conscience.
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kE Het every Democrat in the county
90 arrange his business that he can goto
the polls on the second Tuesday of Octo-
ber., mcg4i5
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EFThe last Meigs County Telegraph
is not red hot for VAN Worries. We ratL-
er thought Bro. CHAPMAN couldn't cen
thuse" much over that nomination.
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Cincinnati,

Sept. 25.-Flour 5 s5a5 so; Wheat
l05a1 Is; Corn S5@S7c; Oats $40 SIC ;
Barley firm; Rye l GOAL OIL.
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IEWhen thepeople quit voting for
men whose integrity is questionable, con.
fyentions will quit nominating them.
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New York

September 90 Flour 4 45@9. Wheat
O4@l 40. Corn 94@l 90. Oats 60
@61c. Rye 90@9Sc. Barley firm.
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EDW'D CUNNINGHAM's ESTATE

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
lN bsr has been appointed Administrator
on the estate Of Edward Cunningham, late o.
Monroe county, deceased.
| sept22,'74w3. MICHAEL BoUGHNER,
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Sept. 25 -Flour4 00a4 25. Wheat
1901 %. Corn l OF. Oats 62a63c.-
Rye DIAL 05.
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TA lew active men in every town
ship should 60 to work to bring out the
voters.
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JOHN PAULL'S ESTATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
lN has been appointed Administrator on
the estate of John PAUL., late of Monroe
county, deceased. A. C. ARMSTRONG;.
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wooasiield stock Market.

September 2S.-Cattle 2s4c per pound
Sheep 3@4c per pound. Hogs 64c pei
pound.
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There will be no mass meeting in
our county this year. We don't need
any.
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EPHRAIM GRIFFITH'S ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed Administrators on
the estate of Ephraim Griffith, late of Monroe
county. deceased. ]. G. MCCULLOUGH.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
William Okey
Robert Sivard ct ux

DY virtue Of an order Of sale to me iirec..
ID ed from ths/ /yourt of common pleas OF
Monroe cOunty/9hiO| viz of for sale at
the front doorq thf eouft Ab3s, in the
town of woo9sfel4 >fett tsen s2s hours Of
10 o'clock a. and 4lo'clock p. m. on
Friday, thtpo@ day q October, 1874.
the following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section twelve, township three Of
range six.
Appraised at s A
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Chicago.

September 25.-Flour &c 00ae 15.-
Wheat SS@1 20. Corn 81. Oats 49c
Rye dull. Barley l 00@1 04.
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From the Wheeling Register, 18th instl
The Second Senatorial District

The Democratic Convention Of the
Second Senatorial District embracing
the counties of Marshall, Marion and
Wetzel, met at Warrington, yesterday,
and on the first ballot, nominated Mr..
U. N. Arnett, of Marion county, rs a
candidate for the Senate, to take the
place of the Hon. Septmus Hall, whose
time has expired.
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EFOne vote may decide who will

EF- One vote may decide who will 60
to Congress from this district.
One vote in Congress may decide
whether white children are to he CON-
PEELED by penal laws 10 mix with the
blacks in our common schools
One vote in Congress may decide
whether the government is to be used by
the capitalists in grinding down the debt.
or class
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NDr McComas of Woodsfeld in
tends locating in this place. 1t is said
that he intends opening an office on
Main street in the building now occu-
pied by G. R Berger, nearly opposite
the P. 0. The DR.. is young mar, land
what we can learn is a man of consid
cradle professional ability.-New Mar.
tinSuille. West Va., Vindicator.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE AT
Marietta. Ohio. October 90. 1874.

TIME OLD HOMESTEAD of E. Warnicke,
i deceasedn Independence Township, Wash
ington County, Ohio.
The best Tobacco Establishment and the best
point for Merchandising and Dealing in Leaf
Tobacco in Washington County. Fine resi-
dence, Store House and Packing House and
other necessary appurtenances, and one of the
most complete establishments of the kind in
the State, including about
Effty.Seven Acres OF Land.
Sale TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1874, at 1 o'clock
in the afternoon.
For terms apply to NJ D. FOLLETT, one
of the Executors of said E. Warwick, Marietta,
Ohio E. WARNICKES EXECUTORS.
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing under the firm
name of Brown 4 King, at Beallsville, Mon
roe county, Ohio, has been dissolved by-mu-
tual consent. HENRY BROWN.
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Farm for Sale.
IN PERRY TIP, MONROE CO., O

IN PEKKT TP., MUNKUE GU, q
TIE subscribers offer for sale so acres o.
land in Perry township, in tracts of 4(
acres each. 1t is situated as follows:
The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section A., township 3 aud range S
The southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section S, township and range S
Both tracts lay well, good timber, plenty
of water, aud will be sold upon fair terms.
Address or call on G.. Il. or J. n. HUFF
MAN, Laings, Monroe County, Ohio.
apr2S, ,'74tf.
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cTThe Cincinnati Exposition closes
nais week. 1t has been grand success.
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Woods1eld. Sept. 80, 1874.

"A union of hearts, union Of hands,
A union that none may sever;
1Rnion Of lakes, union of lands,
he AMERICAN UNION FOREVER"
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Democratic State Ticket.

Member Of Board Of Public Works,
s O. y Martin Schilder.
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Dernocra,,c District Ticket,

For Congress-15th District,
Wylie FL. Oldham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

LITTLE CHARLIE Ross FOUND AGAlN.-A
letter received in this city Yesterday, dated
Barboursville, w. Va, 18th instant. has the
following relative to the finding of child
supposed to be the abducted Charlie Ross,
of Philadelphia:
"Little Charlie Ross has been found about
mile from where live. be was lett WIN
a man named Peyton by some gypsles, and
he (Peyton), seeing the advertisement, en-
amined the child. and found that he CORE
sponded with the description, and tele-
rrapbed to Mr.. Ross at Philadelphia. They
are looking for him here to morrow to lden'
tify the child. There are some parties try.
Ing to get the child, but Peyton Will not lei
them have him till Mr.. Ross sees him. one
man has offered Peyton $4,000 down for him,
but has been refused. He does not want MT
Ross's money, but wants him to have MS
child. There is quite an excitement III Bar
louisville in regard TO lt.'
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

EDWARD COHEN, IL p. NJ, railroad stocks.
LYNES BROTHER, 4. P. NJ, house and lot on
Clay Street near Smith.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ 2. NJ. building lot
iu Duval's addition, at he southwest corner Of
st. Stephens and Charity streets.
JAMES PLEASANTs, trustee, 81 p. NJ, farm
with Improvements thereon four miles beio"
the city.
". GODDIN, / 2. NJ, house and lot On Eighteenth
street.
RICHARDSON & CO., 4 p. NJ, two framed tcne-
ments on the west side of Thirtieth street be-
tween o aud z, Church Hill.
II. MCCORMICK, j OF A. NJ, general assortment
OF household furniture, &c.
Z. c. GODDIN sold yesterday privately the small
new store corner Third and Baker streets ad-
veItised to be sold to-day.
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View Orleans Affairs

New ORLEANS, November 17.-The United
States troops who have been occupying the
State.house for some time past were with.
drawn at O'Clock a. NJ, and Captain Law
Ter, with force of about thirty policemen,
supplied their places.
John NJ. LaDdige. who was elected by the
returning board to fill the vacancy occasion.
ed by General Longstreet's resignation, de.
clines for the reason that be has no express
sion or intimatfon from the Board that the
place would be made for another Conserya-
tive member, thus placing the party he
should represent on something like equality
with that of it's contestants, and not having
been requested by the Executive Committee
of the Democratic party to act in such capa-
city on the returning board. The board re-
sumed counting at the twelfth poll in the
Second Ward Of the city.
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The Striking 'Losgsf,oremeu.

New YORK, November 17.-The striking
'longshoremen made several demonstrations,
but were driven away by the police, who
escorted the Italian substitutes to work.
New YORK. November 17.-The water
front on North river the whole length OF
West street is crowded with longs horemen
on strike, the largest gathering of whom
are in front of the Pacific Mail Company 3
dock. The stevedores are confident that
the new hands will in few days become
proficient at their work, which is carried on
under the supervision Of skilled fOremen.
Steamships which have arrived ure being ra-
pidIy unloaded, when they will be prepared
for sea aglip. On the East-river side mat.
ters are quiet.
The Brooklyn 'longsboremen are working
at the old rates, and employers state that they
have no intention of enforcing the reduced
rates.
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FINED BY THE ACTING POLICE JUSTICE
The following parties were fined by Acting
Police Justice w. Hall Crew yesterday morn
ing: James Glenn, 50, for assaulting and
beating Doretta GlenD; same, SO, for re.
sstine Captain James Tyler; Edward Slater,
81 and costs, for being drunk; William Clark,
81, for being drunk and lying on the side
walk; Mary Smith and William Williams
(colored), $3.50 each, for being drunk and
disorderly in the market-hou>e Charles
Jones (colored), 81 so, for being disorderIy
and usius; p:ofane language in the street J
William b. Griffith, -, for contempt of court
in falling to appear as witness; Richard
A. Pruit, 81, for being drunk d. Barnes
81. for same offence Thomas Kane, SlO, for
beating his wife, Mary Kane.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.


LONDON, November 17.--A dispatch from
Calcutta reports that the vessels which re.
Gently came into collision in the Hoogley and
were sunk were the ships French Empire
and the City of Edinburgh. Two boats
crews of those who were on board the YES
sells al still missing.
The Mark Lane Express says the weather
during the past week has been cold. There
has been some snow and frost, which ba,
been injurious to pastures, but at the same
time has favorably checked the wheat, which
was getting too luxuriant. The wheat mar
ket is improving il tone. a rise Of one
shilling Is noted on the continent.
Germany.
BERLIN, NovembeN17 The trial of Count
Won Arnim has been postponed until De.
Cembcr 8.
Bunocs Ayres.
PARIS, November lila LiJerte to-day
admits that the announcements that COM
promise has been effected between the Co
vernment Of Bunoes Ayres and the INSTR
gents were false.
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AMERICAN CHEAP TRANSPORTATION Asst

AMERICAN CHEAP lRANsPoRIAIloN hsoo .
c,ArIoN.-The second annual convention OF
the American Cheap Transportation Asso-
cjation will be held in this city, commenc-
ing on the 1st of December. the governor
Yesterday appointed the following delesateS
to represent Virginia For tne e. ConsresSsona. sd y.
Georoe w. Grice, of Portsmouth; Charles
{ Darlington. of Richmond; George w.
Boiling. Of Petersburg; Thomas S. Flour
nov, Of Danvlle; Thomas S: Bocock, OF
Lynchburg R. T. w. Duke, of Albemarle;
J: II. sherrard, of Winchester; and Henry
A. Edmundson, of Roanoke. For the State
at Large-Wyndham Robertson, of Washing
ton John Z. Anderson, of Botetourt; moses
walton, of Shenandoah; John L. Marye, OF
Frederick; S. Bassett French, of Chester
field r. Nj. II. Hunter, of Essex and L. w.
Mckinney, OF Prince Edward.
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PARDoSED By THE GOvERsoR.-Govern
kemper has pardoned Gillian Mosely
(colored), who was on the Sth of October
last sentenced by the Husting Court OF Rich
mond to six months confinement in the city
Jail for assault. The pardon was granted
"because Qst) recommended by the whole
of the jury who tried and by the Common.
wealth's attorney who prosecuted the pri.
soner; (2d it appears that the conylc-
ton of the prisoner resulted from the failure
to introduce all the evidence at the trial,
which failure was caused by paralysis Of
body and ignorance of mind on the part of
the prisoner; (3d) the alleged offence of
the prisoner was not serious one, and, II
guilty, he has been sufficiently punished"
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MANCHE TER NEWS.

HUsTIEGs CoURT.-The only case disposed
of in this court yesterday worthy of especial
note was that of Harding Us. Parker Camp.
bell. In this case, in which the plaintiff en-.
Joined and restrained the defendant from
selling house and lot on Bainbridge street,
an order was entered dissolving the injunc.
tion and referring the cause to q commis.
sioner to inquire as TO the usurious transac-
tions charged by the plaintiff, and the amount
OF such usury.
MAYORS CoURT.-There was not q single
violator of the law before this court yes
terday.
QUALlFIED.-Mr. d. Il. WeisigeR qualified
yesterday, in the, Hastings Court, as q no.
tary public.
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rr,1rR DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.

FILLER DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.
Nav ORLEANS, November 1.-THE regu-
lar lower coast packet Empire, Captain Je.
nnfren. sunk about O'Clock this morning at
her landing at the foot of Cont street. The
Empire arrived about 1890 last night
heavily loaded with sugar, molasses, rlce,
&c. Several passengers left the boat upon,
her arrival. otherwise the loss of life would
have been very large. As it is, fourteen pas.
sencers and many of the crew are believed
70 he drowned. Five bodies have been re-
covered, including that Of the Captains eld.
est daughter, about seventeen years old, and
Mr.. Frisbie, the well.known plantation engl'
neer Captain Jeanfren lost four children,
but saved himself, wife, and baby, who were
sleeping in their stateroom.
MIR. D. Il. Perrell, passenger who escaped
from the sinking steamer, gives the OPINION
that the boat was overloaded, and parted IN
the centre. 49,.
The Empire was built at Algiers about
three years ago, and was owned by the EN-.
nire Parish Packet Company. She was
valued at about 100000. She had on board
about l6s hogsheads of sugar besides large
number of barrels Of molasses and guam
tity of rice. It is impossible at present to
pet the actual number Of lives lost, as the
books and papers Of the boat cannot pe
obtained.
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NEEDS ATTENTION. is stream OF
filthy water which flows through the gutter
on part of Dock street from near the YORK
River depot to a point opposite the snip.
Iocks Il should be removed. The street
baS been allowed to remain in its present
condition for some time, and it ought to be
remedied at once.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

IHE THEATRE.-Mrs. Landers appearance
at the Theatre tomorrow night in the r6ie
OF Queen Elizabeth is awaited with interest
by many of the theatre.going people. She Is
a Welf-knoWn-star, and the company which
supports her possess more than the average
merits. She will doubtless have good houses,
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More Missionary Appropriations.

NEW YORK. November 17.--The following
additional appropriations have been made
by lbe Missionary Committee OF the Meth0-
dist Episcopal Church: South Carolina.
$1,000; Tennessee. $1,000; Texas. $4,000 ;
Virgini1, $4,000; West Texas, $4,000.
A motion was carried to distribute $751;
600 among the conferences to meet sppro-
priaions. Bishop Jones and DR.. Curry
were added TO the Committee on Approprl-
ationS,
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SENT TO JAlL.-Tbe acting Police Justice
yesterday sent the following parties TO Ja'l F;
Jordan johnson (colored), in default OF
surety to be of good behavior; LOUIS
Jackson (colored), fifteen days for stealing
one lot OF wood from some person unknown
Wilis,a Murphy, four months for two cases
Of DetiL larceny.
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KEIsEL IN TUE PESITgNTIARY.-John IL.
keisel. who was heretofore convicted of
grand larceny in the Hastings Court-viz,
aiding in the swindlipg of Joseph NJ.
Fowlkes out Of Sj70-was yesterday led to
the bar of the Hastings Court, and sentence
passed upon him by Judge Guigon of five
years confinement in the State peniteDtiary.
Shortly after sentence was passed keisel was
taken out to the pententiary by the Deputy
Sergeant and Jai!or Edward Cummings:
The court adjourned until Thursday.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND
PACKET COMPANY,

OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STE AMSIIIP md
PACKET COMPANY, 7
RICHMOND. VA, November / 9th, 1S74)
"oT.DERs OF THE SCRIP OF THIS
I'll COMPANY are again urgently requested to
hand their scrip to the trustees at the National banS
nf Virginia and receive their proportion OF the 0lu
Dominion Steamship Company STOCK helo oy tiiis
The transfer books will he closed from November
7th lone week from dale) until January. 1910;
A II ner.ons who have not yet received Old DO
,ninion Steamship Company scrip for their surren-
dered Virginia steamship and Packet COMPANY
STOCK will please apply ut once to the trustees JOE the
President Virginia steamship and
,o111w Packet Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

HALL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES The
Anor of the hall of the House Of Delegates
has been covered with new carpet, Wnlch
has taken the place of the dirty old rope
mating. The old speakers chair is TO De
replaced by one of modern design.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

TRANSFER PRINTING ISKS.-We Invite atten.
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are of recent intro
duction, but are already extensively used by rail-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. Will copy in ordinary
letter-press book.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

A Cow CASE APPEALED.-T. n. Hayes, K.
ChiIdress, and John Currie. were before
Justice Crew yesterday, charged with steal
ing heifer of the value of ST., the pro-
perty of G. Gerhardt. ChlldresS ana Cur
rie were bonorably discharged. hayes was
found guilty, and sentenced TO SIX months
Imprisonment in Jail. Accused took an ap,,
peal to the Hastings Court, and was released
on $500 bail for appearance at the December
term of the Hastings Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

SHIPPING IN PoRT.-There Is an unusual
number of vessels in port for this season OF
the wear. From the corner OF seventeenth
street down to the ship-locks there Is hafdly
a vacant berth to be found, and barks, Drigs,
schooners, and sloops, are still coming IN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

CuAScERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY,
November 1.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Roach Is. Roach. &c. Decree confirming
report OF commissioner and directing 4 sale
of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Ayres Us. AyreS, sc. Decree confirming
report of commissioners showing deposit of
the fund in bank according. to directions
contained in former decree in this cause.
Murphy Us. Mcguire, Sc. Decree on pc
tition Of Catbarne Vaughn overrulng eN-
ceptionS aud confirming commissioners re-
port and making final adjustment Of the
matters in controversy in the cause.
JesSup Us. Allen, &c. Decree directing
bonds for the deferred payment of purchase
money now due to be paid as therein direct
ed, and copy of this decree to be certified
10 the clerk of the Supreme Court of Ap-
pealS, where an appeal in this case is low
pending,
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ITsarrABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.O OFFICE NOVEMBER u, loIa.@
Mary Brown (coloredl; Mr.. =. .. aresnaM' 81
city, politeness of MIR: DnVai MI' . ;. . ~. :.
Godsey. rsadmaster Il. I. %. anu W = ni NJ. r.. :
MIR. j. w. Hughes, city MI. james es.s. y. MIr.
teri, No. Cos Marshah stGee., ee s v.i' ..trast @
Jimmie E. Leigh, No, % ST. Paul street'
Baltimore, Md.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

LARGE CoNTRAcT.-The Richmond Stove
company have recently gotten a contract
irom western house for 1900 stoves. The
patterns and TASKS two car-Ioads) are fur
nisned by the western firm, and are on their
way to the city. This work has been exc
Gated heretofore by The Cincinnati ironmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

Cu,cKES-THIEF fAan.REsTED.-Detective
O'Dwyer yesterday morning arrested VIZ.
Brown (colored), charged with having in his
possession five hens supposed to have been
stolen. Brown was offering the hens for
sale ut twenty two cents apiece, whereas the
market price is fifty cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18

PERsoEAL.--Governork kemper Is enSageo
in the preparation OF his message - 70 .ne
General Assembly. The message wiz De sc-
companied by the statement feaa ~ tne w.
vernon to the Bondh0lders Conference.
MIR. II. d. Whitcomb arrived in hicnmohu
Yesterday afternoon by the northern tfain. +