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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
DEE,

DIED.
On the od instant, ut % o'clock p. NJ, Mrs. HAN
NORAH BALLEW, In the sixty second year Of her
age q native OF Innishannon, county OF Cork, Ire
Land.
Farewell. my children; lament no more;
l am not lost, but gone before.
Behold the place In which / lie;
As We are now. so once WAS l.
Ny time has come. and am gone
TO leave ye Thus, all foriorn.
Yet hope on. childi eu-Go not delay:
Think Of your mother, and still obey
Your God anu mine, who Is your only friend
Till Death yollr troubles soon will end.
Yet, pray for me. but do not cry;
The Saviour died for we and l.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, No. @l02 Main street on FRIDAY the 9Th III
the family are respectfully invited to attend
Baltimore, New York, and Chicago papers please
copy.
At her residence. in Manchester, Va, Mrs. MARY
4. +. LEAyH, re!ict OF Edward K. Leath, In the
ffty-uiuth year Of her age.
On the Cd instant, Of typhoid fever, JENNIE,
wife Of John E Tanner, Of this city, and daughter
of Peter T. and Frances A. AyreS, Of Nelson coun.
ty. Va: aged twenty-eight years, ten months, and
two DAYS.
The funeral will take place from the Second Bap-
tist (Dr Bitting'sl church at O'Clock P. III. THIS
DAY. The relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend.
On the sd instant, ut ioI o'clock, SUSAN DANIEL
TABB, daughter Of the late Phillip NJ and Martha
r. Tabb.
The relatives and acquaintance OF the family are
requested Ia attend her funeral from the residence of
her brother-in-law, DR.. Jenifcr Garrett, 209 east
Grace street, THIS AFTERNOON ut % O'Clock.
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II = - ~
| MY FALL, 1872. W. AND ElE-
aGAETsToCK or DRY GoOT,s.-T. n. PRICE q
co. arc now opening BY steamers and express full
and complete assortment OF
| FoRETGN and DOMESTIC GOODS, 800
to which the attention OF the Virginia public ts
called, s.tEE y
Their supply, selected with care and taste, EN-
braces every thfng In the dress line which is new and
attractive, whilst the staple department Is stocked
with what Is good and substantial, and everything
sold at only small remunerative profit In H
DEESS GOODS
will be found
Velour de Esias, &ustraIasiau Grape,
Drnp de Mo1geuon, Silk-Warp Henrietta Cloth,
Velour Imperative Lyons, Drap de Mouteartan,
Bombazine Alpaca, French Cretoni.
PolonciaI GotI, English and French Cashmere,
CachenleEe D.. Ecope, &C., sc.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
BombazInes, Delaines, Ottonans,
Tnmise, Grape Cloths,
English Grapes, Grape Wells, Collars, &c.
CLOTHS and CASSI3IERES.
A full line of goods for gents and boys In Sut1nS
Cloths. Cassimeres, yestings, Shirts, Drawers,
Socks, Gloves, Handkerchlefs, &C., &c.
EVERYTHING guaranteed of good quality ana no
thin recommended by the house unless fully tested
by Judgment and experience.
$3.50 L. Is. IhlCE u ".
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4 special telegram last night brought the
news that The Radicals Of tho Eighth dis
trict had nominated Major EDWARD DANIELS,
editor of the State journal of this city, for
Congress. The nomination is made with Il
view only 10 preventing tue patronage OF
the district from falling into the hands oftlie
cx-Contcdclatcs who have Joined the Radi-
Gals, in case GRANT is reelected. General
ErpA HuNros will sweep the Eighth District
by 5000 majority.
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The newspapers keeping the Conservative
electoral ticket at the head OF their columns
would do well to observe that the name OF
L. X. HARRIS should he substituted for that
of p. w. MCKINNEY Us clcctor for the Fourth
District. If the correction is not made some
worthless tickets may be printed and voted.
Captain MCKINNEY is now candidate for
Congress from the Fourth District.
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nC3y- FOR TALL AND WINTER.
4 sr,cndid assor tment of DRY GOODS
AT THE VERY BOTTOM PRICES
PLAIN. STRIPED. and PLAID PoPLINs,
BLACK ard CoLoRAD EMPRESS CLOTHS and
SATTEENS,
BLACK BOaIBAZINES.
CREPE CLOTHS and ALEACAS,
japanese SILKS and POPLlNs, all col"rs;
CASSIMERES.
DOEsKINS and WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
FLASNELs, QUILTS, BLANKETS, SHAWLS,
chill DREN'S, LADIES' and GENTS UNDER
VESTS; ,
yEI,yETEENS, VELVET RIBBONS, LACEs'
ENBROIDERIEs. LACE COLLARS and SETS,
CORSETS. KID GLOVES,
CREPE COLLARS and WELLS,
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS.
WHITE and COL ORED TABLE LINENS,
TABLE OIL-CLOTHS,
and many other goods which we offer IT'S cheap rs
any WILLIAM THAL1IIMER & SONS,
1913 NTnin street oppos be the poSt-oiiicc, and
sc 20 bVl Broau sucet, corner olX'n.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE ROANOKE VALLEY J
RAILROAD COMPANY, !
RICHMOND, September %, ls72.


RICHMOND, September %, ls72.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Seaied
IN proposals for the CLEARING, GRADUA-
TON, MASONRY. and TRESTLE-WORk re-
CURED for the construction of the Roanoke Valley
Railroad between Fort Mitchell aud Clarkesrtile.
Wa distance Of twenty-one (.l) mies-will be re-
ceived until MONDAY, October 2stl,, 1872, at the
FORD. Richmond, Va, to whom all proposals must
be addressed and Endorsed Proposals FOR gradua-
ton aud masonry OF Roanoke Valley Railroad" @F
The line will he divided into sections of about one
l mile each, and bids win be received FOR the whole
or any portion OF the work. That between Fort
Mitchell and Christanvi1le, about seven and u half
IN miles, win be required 70 be first done. so
Profiies, specifications, and estimstcd quantities,
may be seen st the office of the Company. In Rich
mond, Va, On and after October LIST, 1879.
posals offered, IL not considered satisfactory.
For further Information, IL desired, appay TO the
By order Of the Prs6iaelt. r. 9. KING,
90 a0.dlw&tswtd Ghief Engineer.
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TnE VIRGINIA CLINICAL REcoEp for Octo
Der is received from NJ. W. HAzLEwooD, the
publisher. 1t contains original articles by
Drs. o. f. MANSON and I. j. RlpDELL, and al
unusual variety of scientific miscellany.
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Georgia.

The Democrats OF Georgia have done
glorious work. It is safe to soy that SMITH S
majority is not less than So,Gon. Only haii
dozen of sixty counties were caiiico o9 ''''
Republicans.
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ROSTER BLoDeErT ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
A special dispatch from Columbia, S. c., to
the Charleston Courier says:
"Foster Blodgett, Jr., refugee from At
Ianta, Ga, Was arrested here to-day upon an
affidavit made by Martin j. Hinley,n highly
esteemed citizen Of Georgia, charging him
Milhsuying forged the name of George j.
Burnett, a citizen of Georgia, in his. own
ofiieisi band, amounting to sloO, oo6. given
us treasurer Of the Western and Atlantic
railroad, on the 10th day oil July, 1860.
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u-sa-Es rEngTnES. TOBACCO, dc.
- ~
INFECT IMPORTATION.
80 casks BASES ALE,
30 casks ALLSOP'S ALE. .,,
so cIskS Vim. Toungcr's EDINGBuRGH AZ Nj, r,
loo casks GUINNESS PORTER, Burke u hlD-
20 dozen PEEK FKEAN CRACKERS.
q cases Colmans y. 5. /. MCSIARD-f, s.
Land :-Gb tins;
HESSESSY aud MARETT'S BRANDlEs,
SUERRI!LS of superior qualities,
GEISLER-S CHAMPAGNEc.
We offer these goods ut New York prices, with
freiylIts aided. Also,
l.o5a dozen o-Il and 2-t. Peaches,
I.rno dozen 2-fb. and BIB. Tomatoes,
$50 dozen Winsow's Corn.
AT BeImore prices, all Of tic best packers in Ba'l-
more. I. EALMEE Il CO..
,., S1i Main street.
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TARPETLNGS, RUGS, OIL-OLOTHS, &c.
am now receiving my FALL SUPPLY.
VELVET. BRUSSELS, and TAPESTRY CAR
PETINGS:
TIREE-PLY, INGRAM, and DUTCH CAR
PETINGS;
VELVET ADMINISTER, BRUSSELS, and Ia
PESTRY RUGS and DOOR-MATS5
OIL-CLOTH, all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CURTAINS,
and WINDOW-SHADES.
The above and all goods in my line shall be sold at
reasonable prices K. J.. RlCHAkDSoN'
se13-cm No. 9O1. corner Ninth and Main streets
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TIME COMMITTEE FOR RELIEF OF
L THE POOR desire to employ the services of
an ENGINEER to tuke charge or the heating appa-
,atlIs mt tlle City Almshouse. The election will
take mace on Monday evening, October 18th. Appli-
cation may be left with members Of the committee
A.. d. CHESTERaIAE, Chairman
oc i-3t Committee for Relief OF the Poor.
NTOTICE.-I will inform my friends and
IN acquan,anecs that my store win be closed on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, October sd and 9Th,
ani VIII reopen SATURDAY EVENING ut
O'clock. s4sst s.ss m 81 Fl. VHITI.oG -
Oc 3-2t Clotiier.
DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
~ DOME AT THIS OFFICE
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NE BATCHE LOR'S hair DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world.
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless reliable,
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rldicu-
lous tnts or unpleasant odor Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately superb black natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, scfs, and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". A. BACHELOR. Sold by all druggists
CHARLES BACHELOR,
Sc 3o-eod Proprietor, New York.
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GOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooners
" Mcshain. Ocean Bird, aud Morning Light IN: an
receiving cargoes OF very superior HED and Will
CITE COAL, for sale at the very lowest insfSSs
rates. Also full supply, at Compny's Erce99x;%
CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL, ami ESJthSpE
COAL Cbtuminousl for crates, &c. Tfe best oy ir
ING COKE. Also MACHlSE-SAWED and SILL
OAK and PINE WOOD OF unequaHed GuhiltE;;. ~
BERLAND COAL. for manufacturing purposes
For fue! OF any kind apply TO the subscriber;
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

FALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find at
j. T. ELLYSON'S
SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT,
No. lie MAIN STREET.
three doors above the Dispatch Office,
Il full line OF
ALL BOOKS USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES,
together with fine assortment OF
STATIONERY, .H
COPY-BQOKS,
STATES,
INK,
PENS,
PEN-HOLDERS,
PENCILS,
and everything found In frst-elass School-Book
Depot.
ALL BOOKS used In our public schools furnished
at prices fixed by State Board of Education.
CATALOGUE Of school-books sent by mail free
to any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
j. T. ELLYSUN'S
SCHOOL-BOOk DEPOT,
sc ls-3w 1ll2 Main street.
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ASpl
1nrnnk 4, InY.r,. Inn. IN 49,.

IVIOiI-'- INUI
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
- 10th, nlail trains on this road will run ~ !o..
loWaE
Up DAY MAIL, ria rail anG steamer. leave,
Byrd-Strcet station L, -.
UP NIGHT MAXI, ria rail alone. leaves Byrd.
Street station $40 z. N. Except on Sun,Inys)
UP ACCOMMODATlOS leaves Broad-Stryct
station Z. NJ. Except on Suudaysl
DOWN DAY MAIL, ria rd aud steamer ar
rives at Byrti-Strcet station at 1873 Z. u.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, ria rail- alone. a"rIvrs AZ
Byrd,Street station, $50 \. NJ. Except III Mon
days.
!, DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives At
Broad-Strcet station t:3I 4. M. Except on sun
days. 4. 7. -. MYERS,
j. Is General Superintendent.
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SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT.

TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND SCHOLARS
Will find all the SCHOOL-BOOKS used In our
public and private schools ut
J. T. ELLYSoN's
RICHMOND SCHO0L-BOOK DEPOT,
11l2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Dispatch Office.
lie would invite the attention Of parents, to achers
and scholars to his large and varied ussor tment
SCHOOL-BDOkS,
embracing all the leading books used T. colleges and
public and private schools, and w' ,ch are sold az
publishers lowest rates.
ALL BOOKS USED IN P CBlC SCHOOLS
supplied at lowest prices Il -sed b. State Board OF
Education.
COMPLETE CATh .IGUE OF SCHOOL AND
COLLIE sE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free on application.
LIBERAL DIS COUNTS TO MERCHANTS AND
sc la-3w TEACHERS.
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apEGEAns n sEEGEg. !
- ryv RgoTHERs HAVE NoT

-.
M LEVY BHoTHERs HAVE No1
~st removed 10 their new store but they ha We re
I..sa f,,e prices OF number Of articles s'nons
mich zxe eal1 particular attention to the fo ia
specIaI bargains FE.uFt
,sDRoscoGaIN BLEACHED COTTON at lsc'
per yard-was cheap al lasc. -,-~a~a-a.s...-
arrB1JRN and FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLEACHED COTTON at lsc. per IN I'd;
n.yoL BLEAcHED COTTON, sup .rior to all
other makes, Mt 1890;
w.vs1rrra MILLS BLEAGHED COTTON at
lsc. per yard -.u,,r
fgc. per yard;
prrrJ,-WrDTH UNBLEACGED sHEETING at
ssc. per yard;
ErrIr-wIpTH BLEACHED sHEETING at a5c.
per yard.
We euarantce the above prices to be lower than
,base goods have been sold since the war.
Call early and secure for future wants.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Great bargains in BLACK ALPACAs. ocl
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| RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD coz
RICHMOND, VA, June 10. l-7:. !
On AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE
| lows:
the MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond Mt A. ~.
and l:5o NJ, and leave Petersburg at il:.5 ~ NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger coach nj,
| tachcd, leave Richmond ut A NJ. and /. NJ, and
| leave Petersburg mt 7::5 4. ". and $50 r. VI.
| The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS will leave
Richmond aud Petersburg at 9 a. n, Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg ut Z. NJ, Instead
OF O'Clock, as heretofore.
The s a. NJ TRAIN will not leave Richmond On
Sundays, and the sos Z. NJ. NAH. TRAIN aud lj
4. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN will not leave Petersburg
on Sundays.
Fare for single tickets. ................Sl2 rs
Fare for return tickets. zoo
Communication tickets can be had at the following
rates: ..-.....-..
Fifty-trip tickets for. .............s4o o.
One-hundrcdtrip tickets for. ......ee ~
Passengers for SorIolk win take the 80 l. u.
DAHL Y TRAIN, and those from Norfolk VII! COLI
meet at Petersburg With the li:?5 \. NJ. TRAIN.
Passengers from Clover Hill viii take the go
II. TRAIN on Mondays, Wednesdays, and trliAys
and returning leave Richmond on the same day. AZ
The sTAIL TRAINS will stop only at Chester AMI
Manchester.
The 4. 81. TRAIN will connect at Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad iof
Lyuchburg daily.
PULLMAN's PALACE SLEEPISG-CAR will
be attached 10 the THROUGH TRAIN Ut Weldon,
= RB.KASEY,
te 10 Ticket and Freight Agent
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NEW WILL REMOVE TO QUIZ
,,av storo cor,,er of Eleventh aud Main streets,
on October 10l, and in the mean time VIII con-
tInue our grand closng-out sale at our present.
stsnd.
We offer LADIES' LINEN COLLARS at SOC. a
dozen worth sl25:
,nIrs,1EATHER 3, TLTs, all the new styles at
very low prices;
LADIES, BOWS, the most varied assortment eV er
seen IN this city;
puAIoS,s EXTRACTS at prices that enable FIJI to
purchase
va o,D,t cnu,nerate all the bargains now to be
had at LEV ~
1918 and 1915 Main street
The best and cheapest BLACK ALf.AUAo c'er
vet offered among Our bargains. oo
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ME- TREEDS, sATINETS, CAasi-
,1EREs. and CLOTHS much below regular prices;
RED. WHITE. YELLOW, GRAY, and BLUE
FLANNELS;
oprp. E1ASNHyS-everys shade desirable;
JINES-FRINGED NAPKINS at SOC. worth ''c'
per dozcu;
TABLE-CLoTTIs, pure linen, two yards long, at
81 worth $3.50;
rrFACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNELS in all qualities.
LEVY BROTHERS,
e2I3 and 1915 Main street.
ANDROsCoGG1N COTTON at l5c. per yard.
&C
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WOOD AND COAX.

GOAL AND WOOD.-Best ANTHRA.
" CITE COAL, Of NIL sizes and ut lowest rates
well screamed and full weight guaranteed Al>?'
best OAK and PINE WOOD and CLOVER BILL
selves, anu II can't satisfy you will not Islander
other dealers. Nineteenth and Cary, or 1ls ,.r.cs
street Fge 27I {. Il. PAGE.
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LOUISIANA STATE FAIR.
Opening Day-Runnfng and Trottfn6
COntests-VfIIage Blacksmith and
Frances the Winners.

Opening Day-Running and Trottin8
COntests-VfIIage Blacksmith and
Frances the Winners.
NEW ORLEANS, April Is, 1872.
The sixth annual Louisiana State Fair, now In
progress In this city, promises to be very suc-
cessful and brilliant reunion Over 500 900 In pre-
miums are offered and the grounds are the most
extensive In the Southern country. Yesterday was
the opening day, and the attendance, notwthstand.
ing the majority Of articles exhibition were n0e
properly arranged was very large and fashionable
During the afternoon there were running and trot.
ting races the former embracing contestants Of
recognized merit and these events gave great de-,
light. The chestnut horse Village Blacksmith, by
Vandal, dam by Wagner, and w. Is. Le0nard'6 Day
mare Frances were respectively the winners.
SUMMARY
NEW ORLEANS, La, FAIR GROUNDS COURSE, April
"a 1S72-Running mile heats; the horses to DO
handicapped according to their races at the Metarta
Club and Louisiana Jockey Club Spring Meetingst
premium $250-$200 to the first horse, $50 to tho
second horse, and the third horse to save his en-
Tom Clark entered oh. h. Village Black
smith, by vandal, dam by Wagner, :.
George "Iu' W. w. Leonard entered CHI. h. John
Mcdonald, by Brown Dick dam Lady
Ciflie, years old, 104 lbs ............. ,
Charles Chase entered oh. h. Sir Rufus,
by Lexington, dam LIZ Mardis, 4years
@. II. sIocomb entered CHI. H. Won Moltke,
by War Dance, dam Blonde, 8 years
Time, / Isl h-1:5l-14o.
SAME DAY-Tr0tting; mile heats In harness FOR
oil horses that never beat three minutes; premium
S150-S10O to the FIRST $50 to the second, and the
third horse to save his entrance.
W. B. Leonard entered b. M Frances. I
Robert Johnson entered ch. g. -......"...
Thomas p. Roach entered b. z. --.......o..4
L. Glenn entered gr &. DR.. Smythe. ........ dis:
Time 25O-2:4S.
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e N 6 L A N D.
The Liverpool Cartmen on Strike and Trade
Seriously Interrupted.
May Nay on Change and Settling Day in Thread
needle sreet-Lord Zetland Invalided-
Naval Appointment for Malta
The Cotton Supply
1ElEcaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, April 20, 1874
Two thousand cartmen in Liverpool have struck
work, and all business on the docks and In the
warehouses Of that town is interrupted In conse-
quence. Upwards Of one thousand Liverpool labor
ers are thrown out Of employment by the action Of
the cartmen.
NAY DAY CULTURE AND EVERY DAY MArERALIsM
ON 'CHANGB
wednesday, May Day, win be observed as holi-
day on the Stock Exchange.
Wednesday is also the regular settling day Of the
Bank OF England, and the Stock Exchange will be
closed as usual during the day on that account.
THE EARL OF ZET14AND INvALIDED.
The Earl OF Zetland is Ill.
ADMIRALTY APPOINTMENT TO SAILOR LAND
SERVANT.
Rear Admiral fngerfeld, at present naval attache
OF the British Legation at Washington, has been ap-
pointed second ofl1cer In command OF the English
squadron in the Mediterranean, and viii have
under his charge the management Of the Malta
dockyard.
THE COTTON SUPPLY
Five thousand three hundred and eleven bales Of
American cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day.
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London, Sweepstakes Minus, Ethel spraRue an

London, Sweepstakes, Minus, Ethel sprague ana
others.
SAME DAY-SEooND RAcE.-The Trial Stakes eoSs
three -yearol mile heats; subscription $50 hai1
forfeit the Club adding s4oO Closed with thirteeR
W. Jennings entered b. c. Cape Race, by Lex Z,
T Turner u entered P Bracelet BY Jack Ma
lone, dam by Chde Harold. ............... q
Tme-1 ASH :52h.
THE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. \
The third race was handicap sweepstakes,
half Forfeit the club to- to add sso Tnere
fs an nSs chestnut shutters colt Reno
Australian, dam Young clippers; r 81
4 bay cU By oS
sinston G. harSns 's't Chestnut a aliy kuohrs
chestnut Ally Eta Powell, by Voucher, dam LiIao3
Euchre was favorite over the field at long Odds This
mare lost an eye two weeks ago and ,wa4
magnificent flly, racer Of merit. She win likely
b brought to the North after her
Nashville. The following WIN are are !pe details q
The start was 9 very BAD one. and they CAME
rra ,, up the homestretch at merry pace.
third, Repeater fourth Euchre nfth They passed.
the stand in this way and without change ran
stretch Keno led the others two lengths, Eta
Powell second, Lord Bryon third, Euchre fourths1
Repeater Kepe bringing up the rear There
turn, the favorite coming into second
place, Keno keeping the Lead but when they en5
tered the h0mesretch Euchre ran to the front very
easily, and ga0ped home winner by three lengthsS
Keno second, three lengths ahead OF Lord Byr0nG
who was one length In front OF Repeater, Eta
Powell bringing up the rear. Time, 2:15K.
SUMMARY
SAME DAY-THrRD RAcE.-Handicap sweepstakes3
for all ages, dash OF mile and quarter subscrptio
$40, half forfeit, or only $40 II declared, the Climb
adding $780, Weights announced February 20 No
declarations. Closed with seven nominations.
w. G. Harding entered CHI I. EuChre years
old, by Brown Dick dam Odd Trick, "a lbs...... II
]. G. Ballentine entered CHI G. Keno, years old,
by imp. Australian, dam Young clipper, % lbs. q
Jos: Donahue entered b. 6. Lord Byron. years D
old, by Kentucky, dam Lady Blessngt0n, 90 lbs. G
R. D, h A. Cheatham entered b. Q. Repeater, 4 \
years old, by Brown Dick dam Wo0dbine, % lbs. 4
O. L. Hunt entered CHI 4 Eta Powell years old, h;
by Voucher, dam Lilac, 90 lbs. ................ y
Time, 2:15H.
THE COOKING MAIN.
The main OF cocks arranged between the Did~
trict OF Columbia and Tennessee was com;
menced to-day, as announced. 1t Is for 500
ing twenty-0ne birds and fighting all that
fell in. Seventeen couples were matched and the
first battle this morning was decided In favor on
Tennessee. Tomorrow eight battles will DO foughq
In the morning, and the remaining eight on
Wednesday,. The parties interested are the Messrs5
Esten Brothers. OfaWashtngtOn, and Me6Br6. Rogers
and Bynum, Of this State There Is great excite
ment over the result, and much money Will change
hands.
THE SECOND DAYS RACING.
The events on the card for tomorrow are two
embracing the Jockey Club purse OF $500, for all
ages, dash of milo and half, and the club purse
OF $500, free for all, mile heats.
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OF the river, to preserve and enforce neutrality
and to receive armed bands who should take
rof,,oa on this side. The citizens on the Dor
der have organized themselves into an extra
police force, in anticipation Of o large influx
of marauders.
slxirmishing Going On-Rumored Pro-
nuncinmento or Tampico and Threat
Against Trovino's Rear.
MArAM0R0s, April 90 1872
Skirmishing has been going on between Cortina's
men and Trevino's advance all day, and the wound
ed are being brought In. The enemy Is not In full
force.
1t Is rumored that the city OF Tampico has pro-
nounced for the revolutionists.
1t Is also rumored that Generals Carrelos and
Ochoa are at Linares with strong column of gov
ernment troops advancing to attack Trevlho In the
rear.
These reports, however, need confirmation.
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PARIS, April 20, 1871
In consequence Of the report Of the committee
appointed to inquire into the capitulations Of
French towns and fortresses during the late war
the government has determined to put two or
three generals who are censured by the Commits
sion, on trial before court martial.
SENTENCE or COMMUNISTS.
erton convicted Of participating in the slaughter
OF the hostages under the Commune, viii be shot at
Satory tomorrow morning.
Blauqui has been sentenced to transportation for
life.