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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-11

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CoURT.-The case of
| the Commonwealth us. Horace Buckley was
postponed until March. In the case Of the
Commonwealth rs. Andrew Goode, charged
with sheep-stealing, q special grand jury was
l.impannelled, true bill found, the prisoner
found guilty and. sentenced to receive ten
lashes (all occupying the space of about
forty-fve mfnute). After receiving the
stripes the prisoner went on bis way rejoic-
| ing. ~
4. M. Chalkley, deputy collector for Dale
township, qualified. Augustine Royall quail
fed as notary public. ~. la4 ss
DEGREES agreeable to notices fled were
granted in the following ehaneery cases !:
Boggs, &C., rs. Turpin ct ais; Crump's wi.
dow vS. Crump's administrator; Murphy by
next friend Us. Murphy, administrator, ct
als.; Coutts's. heirs us. same Dyer's heirs
us. same; Gilman ct ais us. Royal, admins
| traitor, &c L. L. Lester, surviving partner,
rs. Lucy Fuqua, admtnistratrix, ct ais. ];
Archer ct ais. ps. same; II. "A. Eubank Ds. g..
T. Blanton; W. 7. Pefdue, guardian, o..
Hooper ct ais; j. B. Wilkinson and wife us.
81. l.. Fore OF ais. i, -t. ... ... s,f es,..,-
The court adjourned yesterday evening.
The attendance on the session was small,
and the business transacted devoid of gene
raj Interest. The cases In which the town
| Is interested will be called at the next quar-
| terly term of the court. ...s -. q.
| MAGISTRATES CouRr-Justices Martin.
Hancock, and Bcnjamin, Hill,
charged with stealing a calf, the property OF
Mr.. E. Burke, was honorably acquitted.
Monday Is the regular day for civil war
rants at the constable's office, Hull street be-
| tWpap Tanth and L,layantb 4. b.
| PERsoNAL.-Tbe Rev. Mr.. Lumpkin, the
new pastor of the Methodist church, has
created most favorable impression. He
was pastor of this church In 1857 and '5S,
| and some Of our best Methodist citizens were
converted under bis ministry.
A BRIsE BUSSEss.-The Danville Railroad
Company are running two coal-trains daily,
of twenty cars each, to Cculfield to bring
down coal. Each car holds 212a bushels.
In short time the amount raised Is ex-
pected to be doubled. Business was never
more brisk in the mining districts, and the
supply Of coal seems ineXbauStible. t.
THE METHODIST CHoR.-The absence OF
the choir last Sunday was regretted, and
it is hoped that 1t will be ut once re0rganiZed.
In fact, It's services are almost Indispensable.
COLLECTOR OF TAxEs.-Vacancies exist in
the office of collector of taxes for Bermuda
and Matcaca townships, and it seems difficult
to ill them. The amount of taxes to be COL
lected is about $4,000, and the county and
State need it. The officers elected failed to
qualify, and no appointments have been
made. 4. II. Chalkley and ". T. Bcasley
have been recommended for the positions.
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CAUSE OF TILE DELAY OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND Ono TRAIN YESTERDAY EvESNG.-The
eastward-boupd mail train on the Ches1-
peake and Ohio railroad, due here at o:39
Yesterday afternoon, did not reach the city
until after 8 O'Clock. The delay was occa-
stoned ten miles west Of Coyngton. AT that
point about two hundred and fifty cords of
wood were burned, and, 1t is supposed, By
stragglers who were coming in from the
west. The fire was communicated to the
ties, and about four hundred feet Of the track
thus rendered unsafe for the passage OF the
train until it could be relaid and new ties
substituted.
a large force Of hands were promptly set
to work and much Of the lost time made up
between Covington and Richmond. No
blame is attached to any of the employee;
of the company, and no accident occurred
from ,he temporary injury to the railroad.
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..DECEMBER II, 1872.
Weather Probabilities.

BY TELEGKNFN TO THE DlsFATEH.J =
WAsH1NGToN, December 10.-For the
Northwest aud the upper lakes and thence
to the Ohio Valley and Missouri, light south
erly winds, warmer and partly cloudy wea-
ther, with occasional light snow. In Ten
nessee aud the Gulf States, northerly to east
erly winds, cloudy and cold weather, high
prcssurcs, with occasional rain and snow.
In the South Atlantic States, northeasterly
winds, partly cloudy and cold weather, and
high barometers. In the lower lake region
and the st. Lawrence Valley, clearing wea-
tber, northwes,erly winds yeering to north
erly, occasional snow, and low temperatures.
Over the Middle and Eastern States, generally
clear weather, northwesterly and northerly
winds, low temperatures, Increasing to-nlor-
row, and high barometers.
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The safe-Keering of Public Moneys.

ibl TELEGkaPH TO THE DI6BATCH.I
WASHINGTON, December 10.-The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury sent communication
to the House Of Representatives to-day re-
commencing an amendment to the act to
regulate and secure the safe-keepiDg OF
public moneys entrusted to disbursjng Off.
GERS OF the United States passed In 1855.
The Secretary encloses the draft of Il bill so
as TO include every clerk or agent with every
disbllrsing officer in its provisions, making it
penal offence to convert to bis own use, or
to lend with or without interest the public
moneys, and also making any banker or bro.
ker, or other person who shall knowingly
receive loans of public moneys from disburs-
ing officers, liable to be tried for embezzle-
ment. .afsas7E e.
In the case of the United States us. Hart
we'll the final or. latter clause Of the third
section of the act of 1906 has been held by
the Supreme Court Of the United States to
be limited in its terms to the officers named
in the act, aud cannot he construed to apply
to any other; hence the recommendation of
the Secretary to include every clerk, agent,
or other person. .... 49, '.,. 80 .l...-.. =
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News from the "City of Bristol

BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE DIsPATCE.I
NEW YORK, December 10.-The Inman
Steamship Company has received dispatch
from an officer OF the steamer City Of Bris
tol, who arrived in Queenstown yesterday
He reports all well on board the steamer,
In consequence Of the prevailing storm tugs
could not be sent out. but so soon as 1t mod
crates six will be sent to cruise in the vicin
ity of the Old Lead of Kinsale, Cape Clear,
and Bowtry bay. ..st '.s.; ;....
LATER-SAFETY or THE CITY or BRISTOL
The steamship City of Bristol, for whose
safety some anxiety was felt, has reached
Queenstown.
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ADVERTISING AoESC1Es--"N II is a fact that aG
those persons djing business which requires ex-
:euslye adver Using and VINO from the mode OF con-
dueting 1t are able 10 arrive at Gloss approSlna
ton of the results produced by each separate invest
mept IN this way are universal ip the opinion that
het,er contracts can be secured through Teestab-
lIshed advertising agency Ike that Of GEORGE =.
HOW'LL & CO., New York, than can I've obtained
from publishers direct. matter how familiar with
rates and papers the advertiser may be, II STANDS
n reason that an agency, controlling patronage to
she extent OF from Gfty TO one hundred thousand
dollars per month, should be able TO secure fayors
which would not DO accorded to any nero indiyt-
duaI, even f we omit entirely the benefits Which
they mus. derive from their extensive experience
.Ee j.. Y V s
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THE PROBABLE RAILROAD FIGHT-In the
Senate yesterday Senator Greene, Of Peters.
burg, introduced bill to amend the charter
of the Petersburg Railroad Company. The
bill to Incorporate the Washington and We'll
don Railroad Company being in such q
shape that il could not be presented or acted
upon, this was introduced with the same
object. 1t provides that In addition to the
public duties heretofore imposed upon the
Petersburg Railroad Company in considern-
ton of the franchises granted by the General
Assembly, it shall be the duty Of the said
railroad company to establish, maintain,
and operate continuous line Of railroad
from some point on the boundary of Vir.
ginia and North Carolina near the town of
Weldon, through the cities of Petersburg,
Richmond, Fredericksburg, Alexandria, and
or near to the city Of Washington to in
crease the capital stock to $4,000, 900, and
also to have, exercise, and enjoy all the
rights, powers and privileges granted by
the general laws of this State to companies
ment. When the stockholders of the said
Petersburg Railroad Company have ac-
cepted these amendments of their charter,
then the directors shall take measures for OBJ
timing subscriptions for the additional stock.
And to this end books of subscription shall
be opened in the cities of Petersburg, Rich
mond, Alexandria, and Fredericksburg. The
cities of Petersburg, Richmond, AleNlndria,
and Fredericksburg, and the Richmond and
Petersburg, Glover Hill Railroad Company,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad, Potomac Railroad Company, Alex
andria and Fredericksburg Railroad Com
p1ny, and Washington and Alexandria Rail-
road Company to subscribe and hold stock
in the company, and the Petersburg Railroad
Company may also buy and hold stock in
any one or more of the said companies re-
spectyeIy. It shall also be lawful for the
said Petersburg Railroad Company to con-
struct new railroad from the city OF Peters
burg to the Potomac river, either in whole
or in part, as may be deemed best. 1t may
also acquire the property, rights, and fran
chiscs Of all or any one or more of the other
railroad companies already mentioned by
lease, or upon such terms as may be agreed
upon by the stockholders Of said companies.
Unless the stockholders of the Petersburg
Railroad Company shall, within one year
after the passage of the act, accept the
amendments made to the charter of the
said Petersburg Railroad Company, the
act shall become void and Of no effect. The
oct shall be in force from its passage
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following Is the
mortl,ary report for the week ending Satur
day, December 7, 1872, compiled from sex
tons returns received ut the office OF the
Board OF Health
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 40.
In addition, 2 still-born were reported
/ white; l coIored. Sex: Males, 70
females, II. Color: White males, IA; white
females, s; coIored males, 9; colored ie-
males, 8. Age: One day TO thirty, |;
six months to twelve, 8; one year to three,
IL; three years to fi1e,2 i've years 10 zen,
9; ten years to twenty, /; twenty years 10
thirty, 4; thirty years to forty, d; lorty
years to fifty, 2; fifty years to sixty, =;
sixty years to seventy, 4 !; seventy years TO
eighty, =; eighty years to ninety; ninety
years to one hundred, l. Condition: single,
81; married, 5; widowers, 2; WIDOWS, ,
unknown, 8. Nativity: United States, % ;
Ireland, 2. Locality: City at large, 1; Mar
shall Ward, ,; Jefferson Ward, 6; Madison
Ward, 5; Monroe Ward, 4; Clay Ward,
10; jackson Ward, 5; Amshouse,. 3;
Medical College Iufrlnary, .; Penitentlary,
.. By whom certified: Regular pract!tion-
err, 35; Coroner, 3; Board of Health, =.
Causes Of death Apoplexy, brain disease,
l (: bronchit.s-acute, /; broncbltls-enfo-
mic. /; burns and scalds, !; cerebro.spinal
meningitis, /: consumption, e. white. 4
colored; conyulsions, dnrThea-cnfone'
9; diphtheria,8; debility, I; disease OF bone,
/ Inflammation Of bowels, intempefanee'
lung disease, /; marasmus, 2; measles,
9; old age, 5; pneumonia, 4; pyam!a, !.
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ROLL OF HONOR IN THE RICHMOND HIGH
ScuooI.-The following is the roll Of honor
in the Richmond High School for this week !:
Matte Bagby, Alexina Hutcheson. Serena
Hutcheson, Annie Pleasants, Belle Plea
SAINTS, Emma Saville, Ada Thackston, Carrie
Walters, Belle r. Woodson, Carrie cKimm,
Fanny L. Power, Carrie Colin, Helena
Laube, Jennie Richardson, Annie T. Jude,
julia f, Mitchell, Stephen T. Beyeridse,
John L. Burke, Jacob Ezekiel, Charles
sstraus, WilllamsM Manly, Henry Hntzler,
Luther F. Folkes, J. Levy, David Wilson,
&. Huszler, and Ed. Mccarthy.
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Nynsf,tuoton Items.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH J

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE DisPArcH.l
WASHINGTON, December 10.--Secretary Del
ano has gone to Cuba for bis health.
The President has gone to Philadelphia
to a wedding. ...... .........
There was Il Cabinet meeting one hour
this morning.
1t Is stated on the street that the Cabinet
had decided to support Pinehback us Gov
erpor pro te1npore of Louisiana.
There were no nominations or appoint
ments to-day affecting the South.
A negro was hanged here to-day for kill
ing his wife,
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TIE ALLEGED SuoP.L!FTER RETURNED TO
RICHMoSD.-The grand jury of the Hastings
Court having found true bills of indictment
against Margaret Hart, the alleged shop-llfter
and cap,as having been issued by that
court, she was arrested in Norfolk on Mon.
day, and officer Wren reached Richmond
yesterday having her In charge. She was
committed to Jail, and it is probable that her
triul will be commenced at an early day.
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The publishers Of the Religious Herald announce
that they will publish SIXTEEN THOUSAND Of their
next weeks issue; and add " The business men OF
Baltimore, Richmond, aud the South should re-
member that they can reach eight times US many
readers through the Herald as In o paper Of the
ordinary circulation"
Considering lis immense circulation and Its mode
rate charges those who would reach the eye of the
public should acnd their cards to the Herald Office
Ills Min street.
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Heavy Storm on Lake Superior
Wrecks ard Loss OF Life.


MILWAUKEE,, December 1O.-Captain
Thompson, who was Oh the propeller Cuya-
hoga during the recent storm on Lake Supe-
rIor, says the gale wus the worst he ever ex.
pcricnced. Three schooners are reported
lost with all on board. Two barges, laden
with ore, broke loose from towing steamer
and drifted ashore, and all hands were lost.
The Canadian steamer Cumberland Is frozen
in at Bar lake with fifty passengers on board.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
(Br TELkGRAPu TO THE DlsrAICu.1
ENGLAND.


England. ......... .--. q.
STEAMER OVERDUE. ..
LONDON, December 10.-There is some
anxiety over the steamer City OF Bristol,
from New York, now overdue. a.A~aH,
CONTINUANCE or TIE GALE.
The gale continued yesterday. but not
with tho severity Of Sunday. Dispatches
continue to come to hand bringing intelli.
gence Of disasters both on sea and land.
The damage IN this city is considerable. Six
houses were blown down aud forty persons
are known to have been injured by the fall.
ing buildings. A brig, the name of which
Is unknown, foundered on the west coast OF
the Isle Of Wight, aud all on board persisted.
The bark Stralsund, from Hamburg for New
York, was wrecked on kinneridge ledge
but the crew was saved. Telegraphic CON-
lnunication is yet very much impeded. "
STRIKING GAs-sToKERs PUNISHED.
Several gas-Stokcrs who were summoned
under the masters and servants act 10 ap.
pear and answer charges Of conspiracy have
bee!i found guilty and sentenced to six
weeks imprisonment. .e~ q.
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Collision OH the Danyil,e Railroad

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE pIsPArCn.J
PowHArAs STATION, December 1o.-The
through mail and passenger trains Nos. l
and on the Richmond and Danvlle rail-
road collided near Tomabawk station about
twenty minutes after o'clock this evening.
The down train was filled with passengers,
most of them stockholders going to attend a
meeting, but no one was hurt.
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Commercial Convention at ST. Louis.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE pISFATCH.l
ST. Louis, December 10.-The local com.
mittee have about completed the arrnnge-
n1ents for the Commercial Convention which
meets here on Wednesday. Among the
principal subjects to be discussed are rail-
roads, interior lines, water communication.
public lands, immigration, domestic and
foreign commerce, finance and taxation,
American ship-buildinS and navigation In
terests, and mineral and mining interests.
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New York Items.

rny TELEGRAPH TO THE DlsPATcH
NEW YORK, December 1o.-E. .. hlsg1nss sgs
and B. T. Carver have beeh CHOSEN piess
dent and yice-president OF tne hahnloai aita
st. Joseph railroad psce aenfy n sln''h III
and Jay Gould, removed.
Confidence in the Mutual savings banK
has been restored.
General Mcdowell has gone 10 Lou'sshls
TO assume command Of the Department VI
the South,
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The Alabama MIDDLE

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE plsPATcH.
MONTGOMERY, December 10.-The Capitol
Legislature has elected +. w. Sykes, Of North
AlaUama, as United States senator. He was
Il Greeley elector.
Resolutions looking IN the impeachment
of Governor Lewis were offered und referred
The Courthouse Legislature elected State
printer.
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The Late Mr. Greesey's VIII.

ny TELEGRAPH TO TIE D1sPATCHi
New YoRK, December 10.-A contest Il
progressing over the late Mr.. Greeley's VIII
before the Surrogate Court. The last viii
was witnessed few hours before his death
when, the witness testihes, Mr. Greeley was
conscious and rational. a former will gives
bequests to Mr.. Greeley's relatives and q
share Of the Tribune stock to the Children's
Aid Society,
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jon ,ParsTrSG-we caI the attention OK mcys
chants, clerks OF courts, sherfs lawy yersE riiross
steamship and canal officers aud agents, and
having orders for printing to the facilities offered st
the DIsPATcn PRINTING EsrAnLlsitaEN FOR the
prompt and faithful esecrtIon of all ksnds Of auD
PRINTING, We can fnrnishss short not'cet artii'
BtD-tIeads, Letter-Heads lSall
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, ffandBiIlA, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, show-Rills, Checks, Drafts, &cssSc s
Satisfaction guaranteed s~,g5fEf-s,af ffaI&3fn gG
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[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE pIsPATcH.l
NORFOLK, December 10.-Fire was dis.
covered this morning issuing from the cabin
OF small sloop named B. T. Rodman, lying
at the foot OF Roanoke street. st. John
French, the captain of the sloop. was found
dead on the cabin floor, with his race anu
hands horribly burned, and Ill hts right
breast there was deep wound, supposed 70
have been made with dlrS-kniie.. IL Is
thought he was murdered ior MS money, G
nrimn.
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,r ny IysuAu.As1E LErrERs REMA1S1s

LIST OF UsMAlLABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OPFICE DECEMBER 10. :
s. Cox, Leigh street: n. Jennings Cannick,
Penitentiary, Va; Thomas c. Ward, No. elO
Marshall street Messrs. Baxler & Seibles,
Columbia, S. c.; A. Maupen. No. $40, Bal.
timore street ". S. Graves, attorney at law
H. Edmond, Halifax c. r.; d. Harris, 8Sl
avenue, b. T.; E. Hart, Philadelphia, Penn:
j. 81. Sublett, American Hotel; Robillard,
No. S Bridge street; E. P. Juugkurah, Phila-
delphia, Penn: r. G. Noel; Charles Bur-
CESS, Ayett's ?. o.; f. G. Leigh, corner
Thirteenth and Cary street.
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CHARGED WITH VIOLATING TIE INTERNAL
Revenue LAws.-A. Goodman. OF Mauches-
ter, was before Commissioner NJ. f. Pleasants
yesterday on the charge of violating the in
ternal revenue laws. The case was sent on
to the District Court, the accused being re-
quired to give buil in the sum of s5OO for
his apDearauce,
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Steamship Disaster.

TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE pIsPATCH.l
SAN FRANc1sco December 10.-The
steamer Sacramento, from Panama hither,
has been reefcd of San Antonio. Lower
California. One hundred and Gtty-eisht
passengers are safe. Assistance has been
sent to her .-|
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Confession OF LUNAcY.--A commission de
lunahco, consisting Of Justices Crew, Nc.
Cartby, and Holmes, with DR.. Knox as
physician, was held upon james Allen in the
city jail yesterday afternoon, and he was adj
judged lunatic. r,9.s-.y
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CONVICTED OF USLAwFuL CUTTrSG.-1n the
Hustngs Court yesterday Christopher Ed
dleton WIS tried and found guilty of uDlaw.
fully cutting Joe Edwards in recent diff
Guilty at the Ballard House, and sentenced to
twelve months Imprisonment III the city jail
and to pay fine OF fifty dollars.
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HOLIDAY fioopS.--The stock Of Christmas goods
now exhibited by J. I. ELLYsoS, for variety and
quality, is the best have seen in the CITY, In the
line of useful articles we note WonK-BoxEs, COLE
PENS, WRITISG-DEsKs, BOOKS, &C., &c. His Inc,
cbaIcal toys are all of the best, newest, and lnos
puzzling character. The assortment OF Christmas
gifts for the children In the way Of BOOKS, GAMES
&C., Sc, Is complete.
Give him u call before purchasing elsewhere.
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POLICE CoURT, TUEsDAY-Justce J. j.
White prestding-The following cases were
disposed of:
Henry Witty and Charles Berry, charged
with entering the premises of b. Ramstedt
and stealing lot of lead pipe, were sent to
jai for ninety days each.
Malnla jackson was fined for asSaultiDg
Mary Tinsley.
Daniel Woodson, charged with breaking
into and stealing from ear on the Rich.
moud and York River railroad bale Of dry
goods of the value OF $50, was sent on to the
uustings Court.
Joseph sledd, charged with stealing bag
of coffee from the York River Railrod depot.
Case continued.
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r CoNv1cTs REcElvED.-Marla and Indiana
King, convicted OF grand larceny in the
County Court of Gloucester, and sentenced
to Imprisonment one year each in the peni'
teutary, were received inSthat institution
Yesterday morning.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING 1RoS.-Sergeant
Hall, of the middle district arrested CO.
lored man yesterday evening by the name OF
Jim Brown, charged on warrant With steal
ing 200 pounds Of scrap iron from Archer,
Goodwin & Co. Justice White Will proba'
blv investigate the case this morning.
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TIE STATE TREASURY was replenished
yesterday by deposits from county treasurers
amounting to about 600 on account oi
the revenue for 1872. The Richmond city
treasurer has deposited about $4,000 on
the same account since the first day Of Oc-
t0her
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6Jnle i'm Nova Scotia.

fBY TELEGRAIu TO THE DIsrA1cH.J ...
HAMFAx, December 10.-A heavy south.
east gale prevailed here Sunday night end
Yesterday. One man was lost and number
of vessels were more or less damaged at their
moorings. --
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ENTERED FROM LIVERPOOL The NorWe'
gian bark Syea, Holderson master, FROM
Liverpool, laden with $3.50 sacks OF salt for
Lee, Seddon g. Co., entered ut the custom
house yesterday morning.
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LADIES, REAp.-To day, while you are out shop
ping, Just stop In and SEQ PIzzINI's splendid apd
larse array of line candies and crystIll1ed Ir,hp'
and look will convince you that you should take
some home for the little (fl enes. ,,-.....t -sf
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EYES INJURED-Walter Clark, Broad
street barber, had both of bis eyes badly In
jured a few nights since while blowing in
the chimney Of lamp in the endaVor tc
mt out the light.