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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-06
RICHMOND, VA, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY s. 1872. IS

DESTRUCTIVE FIne.-Th large and extern
siye tobacco factory of Messrs. q. G. Mayo d
Co., on the corner Of Main and Twenty
fifth streets, took fire last night at halfpast L
O'Clock, and was, together with its contents,
entirely consumed. Owing TO the lateness
Of the, hour we. were unable to learn any,
thing regarding the amount of loss or in
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t,res--,Ena1 Eaects of HOE "

: Ffres--tEaal Effects of Hot Weather. !.
New YORK, July 5.-There were about
thirty-Gve fires yesterday, but none OF them
were very, serious. tt .t
iTwenty-icur persons died from the effects
of the heat. Nincty-seycn cases OF sum
stroke we're reported, forty Of which proved
fatal
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KEEp CnoI---If you would keep cool, drop IN .
E. Il. SPENCE & SONS and purchase !n alpaca coat
white. striped, black; or gauze shirt, only Sc
venty-IYc cents; or linen coat, only ono dollar; Oh
any one or more Of hundred and one light aud airy
goods for gcntemen's wear 1900 Main street Is The
Mace for summer wear. ....
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POSTPONED UNTIL SErTEMEEE.-The case of
Dr. John l.. Green, charged with receiving
money and goods from Mr.. ID. 7. Williams
under false prctcuccS, and against whom i
true bill was recently found by the grand
Jury, has been postponed until the Scptem-
Der term of the Hastings Court.
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COMMISSION OF LuEAcY.-A commission,
composed OF justices Crew, Crutchtield, and
Saunders, was held last night at Ford's
Hotel. to inquire into the mental condition
of Mr.. Henry l.. Dabney, OF King William
county. He was adjudged lunatic. and
ordered to be sent to the Western Lllnatlc
Asyum at Staunton. $500 1H
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ExcUBaeNTo SALT WATEE.-The steamer
John Sylvester. will leave her wharf this
evening at s s.o'cIeck with an excursion party
on board for Old Point, Vue de PEau, and
Norfolk. Those who desire to enjoy the sen
breeze, bathing, &c, will thus have an op-
portunity to do SO without loss to their bu-
s;neSs.
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E,atailx ScIr.Yauutrcti.

New YORK, July 5.--Mr. - MurE'hy, a
student OF Eastman's College, Poughkeepsie,
Belonging to Georgia, accidentally shot hini-
self to-day. His wounds are fatal.
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Obituaries.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-William Smith, editor
of the Price Current, is dead. ~ ieus 81
WASHINGTON, July &c, II. McMeeban,
for many years assistant librarian OF the
Congressional Library, died to-day OF apo
pleyy A ~ /,
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ROBBERY IN THE SECOND MARKET.-The
meat stall of Mr.. Peter Burke, in the Second
Market, was broken open and robbed last
night OF six shoulders, nine mddlinss, three
hams, and So in money No arrests.
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OpES-BACK SIIIRTs.--The open-back shirts with
,.yclgts have become very popular with +. Is.
SPENCE & SONS numerous customers. These shirts
were introduced by them two years ago, and all VINO
hive worn them are pleased with them. CAN and
examine them.
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hSSAULTlNG ArFRAY AT TILE TREpEGAR
WcEks IEsTEEpAY.-About 10 o'clock yes
tcrday morning difficulty occurred at the
Trcdewar Iron Works which resulted in the
inuring of Colorru man named Carey
Jones by &. i. Sclonburgcr. 1t appears
that Jones was unloading wire from his
wagon when Mr.. Schonburger rode up to
tie hprsr-rack near at hand. lie got Off his
horse and Was in the act of tying him when
4 piece of wire which Jones threw out came
so close TO ShonburScr's horse as to make
him jump back. and Schonburger was in
danger OF being injured. He demonstrated
with the driver for his carclcsSncss, and,
after words from each of the men, Schonbur-
ger tod Jones il he did not hush up his talk
be would pick up something and hit him.
ZONES didn't choose to hush, and Schonhur-
ger. according to promise, picked upa piece
nf wood and struck Jones on the head, and
ii is thought fractured his skull. AT all
events .ioncS'S injuries are said TO be serious.
lIr. West was called in and dressed the
wound. Mr.. Schonblrgcr was arrested 10y
Policeman Clarke aud taken to the Second
Police Station.
Jones, after being struck. walked as far as
the Petersburg dclUt, on his way from the
Trcdcgar " forks, but when he reached this
place he was taken with SpaSmS. A report
soon gained circulation that a man had been
killed at the Petersburg depot. but Of course
there was no truth in it.
The injured man WAS taken to the Medical
College lntirmary, and is being property
cared for
Mr.. Schcnburger was hailed Yesterday
attcrnunn by Justice Crutchticld in the sum
Of 81 900 Tor his appearance at the Police
Court this morning, With Mr.. Louis Eukcr
rs surety,
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CHARGED WITH ABnUCTloE.--Ye yesterday,
morning after the adjournment OF the Police
Court Eugene Connenskci was brought
before Justice White by Detective ii. w.
Dabney, who charged him with inducing a
Young girl named Georgeanna Moses, aged
fifteen years, to leave her. home I'm Norfolk
and come to this city under false pretences.
The girl had once been employed IN this city
in the papcr-box nnnufactory Of Mr.. Charles
III, Haskell, but had returned to Norfolk to
her aunt, with whom she was living ut the
time she was induced to come TO Richmond.
Mr. Haskell gave her. an excellent char
aeter in his statement, and further said
that when Connenskef wrote for her a b,si-
ness card Of Haskelps was enclosed I'm the
letter, leaving tho impression on the aunt's
mind in Norfolk that Mr.. Haskell wanted to
employ her again. The letter which Com
nen>kei is said to have written stated that if
the girl did not have the money to pay her
passage he would nay it on her arrival in
this city. When the boat reached the wharf
here nc met her, and the two walked up the
street together. After having gone a con.
siderable distance she asked how long 1t
would be before they would reach, NTr.
lfaskell,s house. Connenskei then told
her that Mr.. Haskell did not want, llcr, but
'i.'' eit WAS " "oih Will 'fliln ana fesuh 10
paint portraits, in which business he is said
to have been engaged. She was taken to
Ninth and Marshall streets, and remained
there for some time. About month since
inquiries were made from Norfolk, and it
was asccrtained that she was not in The en-
rloy Of Mr.. Haskell, but living with Connen-
skci. Yesterday, the officer above named
arrested the accused, and in default Of 800
security he was committed to Jail to await
an investigation of the case. Mr.. Haskell
says be never authorized Conncnskei to write
a letter for the girl TO come to Richmond,
and did not know that anybody else had au-
thoriZed him to do so.
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CoNv1cT RECEIvEp.-Ant!ony Virgins
(colored), convicted i'll the county OF Princess
Anne of grand larceny and sentenced to be
imprisoned for nine years, was received at
the penitentiary yesterday. "
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ALAceT A SuNsTEoKE.-Mr. Mayer, of the
sugar refinery, ut the foot of Seventeenth
street, was 80 much affected by the sun on
Thursday as to be compelled TO leave his
hllSinpSS for 4 time.
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TIE NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE CLUB will
meet at their club-rooms, 81" Broad street.
this evening at s. O'Clock to perfect arrange
mcnts for the excursion to Baltimore. u
full attendance of members is desired.
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HESRICO COUNTY CouRT.--In consequence
of The sickness of the Commonwcaltl's at
torney no court was held yesterday. Several
criminal cases which had been set for trial
were POSTPONED until Monday.
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Cry CouSciL.--The regular senitmonthiy
meeting of the City Council will be held on
Monday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock. Al tnls
meeting q number of city officers VIII DC
elected Z.
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FELL FROM THE CAPITOL STLPs.-About D
o'clock evening before the last Il little child,
while playing, tell from the Capitol stepsand
was painfully injured.
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ARCHITECT, ,ArPoINTED.-alr 4. Y. Lee has
been appointed architect and superintendent
of construction of the improvements at
Richmond College. The appointment was
made by unanimous vote of the Building
Committee. --.
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LIST OF UsaAILABLE LETTERS KEa1!Si's'G
~ THE RlcHuoND PosT- OFFICE July 3, lSi2.----
Miss Maggie Cleghorn, ----; Thomas Bar
ham, New Kent G. III. II. S. Price, southern
Mutual Insurance Company, Richmond, ~
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f,i,,eo,, Wes1es for GreeIcy

ST, LorIs, July 5.-Hon. Gideon Welles,
In letter published in the Times, While nd
Enl;tting personal dislike of sireeiey, believes
he is preferable to Gratit, and aalseea!es ltis
nominations.
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Ladies going TO the watcring-placcs should buy
their real accs, parasols fans, pcrfumcrcs, tocand
fancy articles at ROi AMMISTEAD's, 900 Main street
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MATCH GAAB OF BAsE-BALL.-A match
game of. baseball was played on the 4tl be-
tween the "Dolly Warden" and !" Airing
ton" Baseball Clubs. Six innings were
played, at the close Of which the "Doliy
Vardens " being ahead, they were presented
by the darlington" witha fine ball. i,he
bystanders, about three hundred in number,
gave the "Dolly Vardens three tremendous
cheers for their good playing and gentle
manly bearing throughout the game.
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IMponTED.-A large stock of tho very best Eng
llsh socks may bc seen AZ 1900 Main street. These
socks were imported by Mcssrs. Z. b. SrEScH 4
soN, and are well worthy tho attention Of the
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TpDWHATANs ST lsASIBU AFs sislt
a ~. n. ~ SEMI-WEEki4Y LINE ST. 80
oOc MAIN STREE 5, 6 !. ,,,,,....t

TICK ETs 10 ALL P0I NTs orb, soAih, sass,
E W to Niagasa slls s,slssss
,,s Sc sia Norther Centrai raj Aii go VI
SuInhnr and ali ytrstnta springs ON iine "a
ueuke and Ohio railroad; stscs 70 u1u "
ae Tess.s ana 3 G aIse.sde PARK via Dolly
q ~ paess,s asaes as;g AMI, AsSEyaERs calls
mart M ria city 10 30 Co all ttlNS Anu ssa
isars r,,sscksd on tickets splG bY tss
10 l6.tm A.s sft AtsssTss = s.
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nA1r1,Iolpr MARKETs.

BALTIMORE, July s.-Cottar, dull and nominal
at 943c. Flour dull. Wheat dull new 1eaoice
Yellow sec Oats very DUH at aa6ei3c Rye dull and
Unchanged Provisions quiet and unchanged Pork,
'SIssos1 $l3.T5. Bt,k ne.ts--Shouihers, 5tc.f riD
sides, dc; clear rib, tic. Bacon, shoulders, sc
rib sides 7lm7ic.: clear rib. &C.; sugr-cnren l5W
i4c Lard efc. Western butter quiet anu hteaoS'
choice, lie. Whiskcy dull at sOc. flgs Ia. 80
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BUSINESS SUITS.-E. b. SPENCE &c SOT have
fine assortment of business suits ut moderate prices
Call at 1900 Main street for bargains.
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Dollar coats at E. b. SPENCE & SONS gentle
mems furnishing establishment.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MEcHANIcs--OF
FlCERs INsTALLED.-At the last regular meet
ing of Richmond Lodge, No. 9, |. o. NJ, the
following officers were installed by the Grand
Architect, j. Thompson Brown: ii. Cabcll
7'abb, w. ). 81; John c. Teller, w. NJ; g.
Il. Waldman, }. NJ; }. Z. Tyler, Ii. s. I;
Charles Shcrer, L. S.; j. Z. McCool, r.;
G. K. WinSiicld, chaplain; &. w. Parsons.
conductor; G. S. Terry, l. S. a. Baccisa-
luDo. O. S. .@
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Another Coa8-HEine Horr6r---Hine Men
and u Boy SmOtElered TO Death.

ALLIANCE, ONO, July 5.--The new coal
mines north of Lemanyillc, on the Cleveland
and Pittsbur;, h railroad, took fire wednesday
afternoon, with twenty men and one boy in
the mine. Eleven of the men escaped. Nine
men and the boy were smothered to, death
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SUMNER EVENING ExCURsIoNs.-Thc Dolly
Warden boats will run TO and from Riverside Park
this evening from half-past to o'clock. Special
boat for tho ladies mt o'clock. Fare each way 10
rpntc
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Housckccpers, don't heat yourselves over the fire.
to-day In making cake but 20 and buy them from
PIZZISI.
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Ginger Ale, something mcw. at PIzzrNI's.

r. V. PIERCE, M. D., OF Buffalo, n. y, will send
his book on CHRONIC DISEASES free to any address,
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NEW YoRK MARKET

NEW YORK. July 5.--gotton-- no market, opera
tors adjourned over till Slopday. Southern Hour
GOOD TO choice. SeO56iSia IS. Wlilskey dull ana
heavy at Ole. Wheat lower and very heavy winter
red western III $t.sO Corn lower. Pork Eiiado
hrlher ut SlaiegSl36S. Lard, s!g'sc, ' spt
Hr,,,a
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1t IL cheaper to buy PIzzISl's lce-crcam than tc
Worry yourself in makingit. 1s. .#-.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

France sjfsst Y s{sss4
PkRis, July The xeiteinept over sIte B
presidential crisis iss subsidi ling The coslition
f9t the Right agninst Theirs Is gr9wf1,a
weaker. McSiahon decliItes to enter 4 TIL b
nnyirate unless authorized by d ple6iscit,isT.
The Duke de Noalles, the nessiy pointed u
Minister from Franco to the United States,
leaves Paris to-day for Brests to take the &
steamer for New York. !, IS: s,
"A RoYALlsT CONSPIRACY DISCOVERED. sss .Ss
LoNpoN, July a special telegram from
Paris 10 the DdflJ Ne,cs asserts that d threat
ening conspiracy Of royalists, under the lead.
ership of the Duke de Brogiie, for the over
throw Of the republic, was recently dis q
preston, and it is believed the dangerous
movement has been defeated. sss,',,f'ss.1 Il +.
Switzerland. z !;
FOURTH OF JULY cELEBRATIoH>
GENEVA, July 5.--Tbe American annirer-.
sary WIS handsomely celebrated here yester-
day. The city was gaiiy decorated. In the
evening banquet was given to the AIneri-
can functionaries and visitors; Mr. Adams,
| in responding to . toast, expressed his graft.
tication at the work recently terminated, by
which the fact ofarbitiatiCn was established.
| He said. the tendency OF this result would be,
| to reverse the traditional policy Of nations as
to hclmode of settling their differences.
,.= .7F,. }s,.,s Turkey. Iii 4, ), stsysl. Is,
TERRIBLE, CONFEDERATION IN CONSTANTINE
PLE--oHE THOUSAND HOUSES DESTROYED AND
THE FIRE STILL RACING. Z Z ',s9 M
LoSDoN, July 5.--A dispatch from Con-
stantinople brings news OF "a terrible con-
HagEition now raging in that city. One
thousand houses in. the poorer quarter and
suburb of Scutari are already destroyed, and
when, the telegram was forwarded no indica-
tion was given that the fire was under cons
troll. Further details are anxiously awaited.
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LOUISVILLE ToBAC eco MARKET.
LOUISVILLE, July 5.--Tobacco steady and un-
changed; sales, 80 hogsheads,
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Preventive of sunstroke--E. B. SPENCE 4 SON
umbrellas; stock large, prices small.
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The Pembroke shirts are the only shirts lit to
wear. Call aud sec them at l.. i. SPENCE Il SONS
furnI shIur hoer
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t-4.Eysf s5z >fft
CIfANcgRY CouRT op RIcHM0SD.--The fol.
lowing cases were disposed Of yesterday
Davis, &c., rs. Davis. Decree referring
cause to a commissioner for inquiry and
report! isF...3.'
Rose, trustee, rs. Rose, &C. Decree refer
ring cause to a commissioner for inquiry and
report .,ss..s MI 81
II, Connolly, Ne, rs. Register and others. Dc
cree referring cause to n commissioner Tor
inquiry and report, and directing receiver to
sell certain personal property in his hands.
Smyth us. Moore. Decree referring cause
to q commissioner for inquiry and report.
Rahm. &C., ,us. Ruhm and others. Decree
sustaining exception to report of commits
sioner, confirming report I'm other respects,
and directing sale of the property in the
bill aud proceedings mentioned. - ;1t
Walker and others Us. Slater's executor,
&C. Decree confirming report OF commits
sioners rs to distribution OF the fund.
Haskins, &C.. cs. Hancock, &c. Decree
confirming report of sale of property in the
bill and proceedings mentioned.
RobinsOn's executor us. Robinson, &c. De
cree confirming report of the payment OF Ger
lain bonds in the bill and proceedings nlcn-
toned.
gRuthcrglen's administrator us. Hall and
Others. Decree. overruling exceptions to
commissioners report, sustaining the same
SO far rs made, and referring cause TO a com.
missioner for further inquiry and report.
Bcal and others rs. Hooker and others.
Decree making partial distribution of the
fund.
Mitchell & Williams rs. Baratta, DC. De
cree dissolving Injunction.
Wilson and wife us. Hilfs administrator
&c. Decree confirming supplemental report
of commissioncran adjusting and settling
the rights and liabilities of the parties.
Crenshaw's heirs Us. Green's heirs, &c
Decree confirming report Of commissioner
of sale, making disposition for payment o.
purchase money, and directing sale of othcl
realty in said decree mentioned.
Ellett's guardian rs. Michaels and others
Decree confirming report Of commissioner o
sale. directing deeds to purchasers who have
paid in full, and making partial distribution
of the fund on hand. .r +.
Elicit Il Shelton Us. Baldwin's administra
tor. Decree directing fund in this cause tt
be deposited where it will bear interest.
Lunpkin's eXecutriX Us. kelsy and others
Decree confirming report of commissione
and directing sale of the real estate in tn,
bill and proceedings mentioned.
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Cry RAuwAY.--Fhs street cara VIII not
ran tomorrow.
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A cooling drink is glass of PIzzISI's Ginger
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HUsT1NGs CouRT.-'This court was in ses-
sion yesterday, but did not transact any busi-
ness of special interest or importance. a
few papers remain TO be signed by the Judge,
and the court will probably be adjourned for
the term this morning.
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,.,rrILATlON OF THE DIS
., 'I,. y, n,nGEE rHAN THE c"ah'Sh" BIN, y
.t" = ,.,. AL Tuk UTIIER DAILY
,.,ryHs or THE CITY.
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Buy dollar coat from L. B. SPENCE & Son.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

ONE DOLLAR CASH and
81 each monthfor twenty four tnonths VIII 5ny
, s' so' = Il. Is. NEWBGs&,sts& y z
s1a1A Main street, two doors below posf-csfce.
. iy 4
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Slln sets I.Io fIISI I'V..'
. POKT OF RICHMOND, JULY s, ls79. d
SAILED.
SteaIner John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chand,se and passeDgers, l.. B. Tatum, agent. s
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers,J j.. w. Wyatt, agent.
m Special telegram. to. the Dispatch. l.,
CRY PorST VA, July 5.--Passed up, tugs Yut-
car, and Olive Branch with srllooners A. q: Ireland,
Warrit, Sarah j. Vaughan. Marsena, brig IndustrygS
and barge City Point, for Richmond.
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MARINE TNTELLuGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July Q, is7s. 100
Sun rises AS Moon
Sun sets...,..,.... 7:l6 High tide. las
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a TT, KINDs OF JOB WORK NEATLY
"a EXFCUTED AT TUE uisPATCH PRINT.
ina r5fiffkF. s@sS<s4t ~
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sEFUL FACTS WoBTH KNOWING !!

THURSTON'S IVORY Pearl. TOOTH-POW-
DER will keep the teeth clean, sound, and
white Price rs and 90 cents per bottle.
TH0MPSON'S POMADE OPTIME will cleanse
soften, beautify, and strengthen the hair.
Price 20 and 80 cents per bottle.
IOuyEN'S NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE
CLEANER will restore soiled gloves to their
Pristine beauty and usefulness. Price rs cents
per bottle. flrrt
SHERMAN'S COUGH I.OZENGES will give
immediate relief, and certainly cure a cough.
Price % cents per box.
SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES will expel
all worms, and are pleasant TO the taste
Price rs cents per box
WELLS MACHINE-SPREAD STRENGTH
ENlNG PLASTERS, whenever a plaster Is
needed, are nnrivaled. Price 20, 20, and 80
cents each.
CHINESE TOOTH-ACHE DROPS will instant.
ly relieve this most distressing malady. Price
20 cents per bottle.
REXFORD'S INDICATED GINGER BREAD
NUTS FOR WORMS are readily eaten by
chiidreE, and are ehicacious. Price % cents
per box. lItE Hes4. la
All for sale by druggists, sc.
4. q. WELLS 4 CO.,
Wholesale Agents
ia so-dSwly No. 1872 Fulton street. NV.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOrICE-That on
i the 18th day of Sept'r 1872, a warrant In
bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Virginia, against the estate of
Jonathan Chapman, of Amelia county and
State of Virginia, who has been adj
judged bankrupt on his own petition !:
that the payment of any debts. and the deli.
very of any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him, are forbidden by law;
that a meeting of the creditors of said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees of his estate, will be held at
court of bankruptcy, to be holden at the Regis.
ter's Office Richmond, Virginia, before w. w.
Forbes. Esq, Register. on the 10th day of
October, A. ID. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID Il. PARKER,
Sc 2S-M2w .,t.# w. 8. Marshal
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the United States. whether tho same shall be a
customs or internal revenue stamp; or who shall
buy receive or have in his possession any cigars on
which the tax to which they are liable has not
been paid" g1.F aL-sty1s-..
That section one hundred be amended by adj
ding thereto the following words: "and every
collector of internal revenue from whose dis
trict any distilled spirits tobacco snuf or cigars
shall be shipped in bond, under the provisions of
this act, shall render a monthly account Of the
SINE to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
showing the amount Of each article produced
and shipped in bond, the amounts of which the
expectation is completed according to law, and
the amount remaining unaccounted for at the
end of each month also any ctsses or def
cies on the amounts originally reported as ship
ped.
ITO ha Continued