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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

CONSUMERS SHOULD USE FROM oNE-FoURTT
to half less Of DooLEY's than of other yeast or
haklng-pOwders. 1t Is put up full weight.
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL SoF. STOVES, CRATES,
aud basehurners at redactioa OF - rer Ton old
prices. Oak aud pine uooI. At lowest prices for
cash. Elnetecath and Cssy streets. G. B.PAGE.
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EoR NEW YORK DID Do 46KSA

TOR NEW YORK.-OLD Do-AfRTN
T. MINIONsTFA5iSHipCO ipCOMPANl Nl.sss \. s.essH
1fhe side.wheef steamships OLD DOMINION
VIVA NOKE E, ISAAC BELL, SARAToelA. NJ.
AGARA, ALBESlARLE:a and HATrEGhsA3;ss G s3;ssnayG neayG
New YSr tpr HoGf Sfy nsd sATuRDaY
/" Leave % Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY at high tide. - { 49,.
hese siips are entirely new. They haye eiegani
saioons, state.roouls, and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un
0' FreSi,ts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except aetan
expefises ihc,rred. 80 "a
southern and European ports - gs.ef s.s
FOR further information, apply 70 ,u,r 80.
mv,s No. 8 Governor strcct
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SOFT HATS FOR BoYs.-P. WEIsIGER & Co.
have splendid line OF boys hats some styles en-
tirely new.
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THE DISPLAY OF JAPANESE Silks AT LEVY
BRorHE1s' Is simply elegant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

j. CosTIsgAL ADDITIONS ARE BEING MADE TO
the stock Of spring dress goods ut levy BRo-
THEIRS. 500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

ALE THE SEw SHADES n; srnIse DRESS GOODS
sat LEVY sIRoTiIEns'. q. tsss. !5,.. IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

You CAN GET SUITED AT ALIENS OF NOWHERE
else his styles of bats are all new.
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JAMES RIyERsTEAMBoA AT, assSSas,

T JAMEs RiyEssTEAhBo an,!ssTE. M CAT |.
FOR NEW YORK, ,PHILADELPHFAaBAL "a AL- I:
90 ETIMORE, NORFOLK, PURTSM0UTHsr
AND ALL REGULAR LsANDlEk3S s@f
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States MAl steamss
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain y. @. lIFIoRDs
leaves company,s wharf, at Rocketsi for ts above:
named places on MONDAYS, ,WEDEESDAYS,an and
FRIDAYS at GA. Nj, aud returns on TueHdays
Thursday, and saturday aftcrnoons at Z O'Clock;
From this date {March 21th) Sandy Point, Bsans
don Point, and uunmore Landings will ne discon-
passengers connect at Norfolk with the bid Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, aao
TT Train leaves City Poin. for Petersburg onarrivai
Of steamer. =
Fare to New York .sis ~ ~
Fare to Philadelphia.
Fare to Baltimore. " "
faFs Tisssts se on saie CO.'S aEss
and bag gage checked through. -, .,.,.
Freight received DAILY for Norfolk, PortsmSut
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on Cnesa
peake bay and ali regular landings on James river,
ut REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. 81 TIL q F,sM.
Freight for way-landlngs must be pfepatu:
--.l.ossl L. b. TA,rUM, General Agent
Office, Company 3 wharf.
Branch Office. corner Main and Ninth ssreets.
NH 5s.ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

81 REEs g. Co. n,nke nothing bat drst-cass pictures
hence thair success In Ezistness Estab,ished oyrr
ff.s,r, pesrsS Sgt
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made bst,1ce the lst Of
January and aoth Of June ths tlres Jor the pre-
sent year hare to be paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made bettceen the LIST nf July md last
Of the year the tares haze to be paid by the seller.
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SrEx,Isl NOTICES.
~ STRING 1878.
NEW AND ELEGANT SToth.
T.E. PRICE & CO.

T. L. FKINE wv !.
,,xv orcninc their irs, purchases OF EARLY
,ryI>r GOODS. and during the present ana
',,,- uccs will get IN the bulk OF their stock'
ding everything new, beautiful, and atatac-
live IN their lHr,
,,,.,, ,Sr AMERICAN rEISTs-Sreat variety
,,',,,.ysirKS AND rorIISs. MonAIRS,
,,,,. GEoS GRAIN AND BONNET SILKS
,,,.n,,xc SrIrlN.S. GRENADINES, PLAtS
,>n sTR,rrr rorI ms. ali grades; DRESS GOODS
IN endless variety; IRISH LISENs, LINEN shEkl-
.yc, PILLOW LINENS. CAssIMERES. CLeras'
~u,wis ElrACl,Ep CoTToSS, COTTON SHEET
,<,.. III ,rrEs. .TowEsLISCS, pANAskS' iQ' A''
IIn.I,,y. GoRsrrrs. MD GLorSS' &c &C.
''',.," r. L. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

- NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING.
SPRING, 1873.
~ = rEICr { CO. hsye received new goods Tor
.,ra,ui..., such ~
rrHEA2i<ES, TANESE ALrACAS,
rnsE r-FaCEp MoHAiRS.
Envu,at>E AilACAS, GRO DE NICE,
t,r,,MAv<. DE LANES. CAsiMERES,
,I!a!.E UE NICE. WOOL AND SILK GKENA-
,.,., ,.,.WOOL GRENADINES {cxtIs). GRAPES
D.. a., .,s,rv Wells. hid GLOVES, CRAZE COL
,,,,.E<i<G PRINTS, FrcEch and English,
~. NH u
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RICH IExM
MOND, AND NORFOLK sTEA A-sss1ss1 = :! 80 !.
snip LiNE-FOR RPIiILADELpiaii!iAs,,,ftyMIG 4 4 5
NORFOLK. EMPihE. ana -.
8 GREEN. composing this line VIII yeass ii.s,s
m mond every MONDAY and THpkSDALLa ~
n,ciock NJ and Philadelphia every W hDN.E,sDAs x
and SATIRDaY at the same hour, a!terlaiiSi -.
Frejellts received daily Sundays e1ceptea5 aor ~
parts Of pennsylvania, New Jersey and ,s,es,
aisn for Charleston, Savannah, ana new VfsSaiis
md hiIis Of I.diiIig signed through. -
Eraieht taken for Norfolk st ui0derate raIcS. "A
Pussage 70 Philadelphia iss,Hda!,a sSa sass aaent A
No. 2493 Dock sireft Hlcaltaolt't Hll.sll9anu
WILLIAM T. CLYDE q SU;. An hggpmas,
,,,a No. IA North WhaTyes, PI1lanelpnlA..-
TOR LIVERPOOL AND &9EEh
E QUEENSTOWN, INN MANLiNE,O.pPsSsTa,ss.E E,.pss q a,sE1E
NAIL STEAM ERs, SAILlh55 tEygsMrS EgysMi -"
- YORK EVERY SATIKuAi J, i,AS1. AN. $3.50
= .ILTEREATE TUEsDAfSsssE
RATES OF PASSAGE: c.,..oncv ~
PAYABLE i,, Gold. q Payable m Cuf1
Ficst Cabin Storage ss
1n Tondon n..,..... so To LONDON .......... !. =
TO paris -. 90 To Paris: n
TirSetg sold 10 and from England, 1rela "a y
Tho Continent nS moderate rates -2esae SSo
For further information, aEpIi q " NO..
. Is Broadway. Nc SSs,. SSs,.ss lsssegS L.
JOHN W IgyuTS,, = !, ~ a,sv,, ~ , V y
eN " Richmond. Va
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VTILLCOX & GIBBS.

WTILLCOX & GIBBS.
This very superior sEWI IG-MACnJ.iE Ia now
offered at the following Ibei al club ratrs:
We will give as a prem .um fr', ,t-clsss machine
Of own, or any other make ip the market, rs de-
sired to any person VINO. Will sell three Wilcox &
Gibbs machines' 10 De order ID at one time cd raid
for I'm cash.
Price iisas, eire LAR, full instruction. &C., sent
gratis By mail. WILCOX a CHRIS.
OF 80 20 N,,h to, pt,,ran, ~
fe2s-d&w: 20 - N'''''- e'' A'->''' -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

81 TIE BEST aasoEraEssT or fARasoLs IS A
levy BaoTaEHa'. ; sszS. 3 ~ al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28
SEWING-MACHINES a NECESSITY
THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING-MACHlNLiS

These CELEBRATED MACHINES have now
been Ia use nearly quarter of century, have been
introduced In every part Of the world, an Fave al
ways given entire satisfaction 10 the oper ator.
Our NEW MACHINES are very stmJ lie In their
construction are made OF the very be It material,
and have ALL OF THE LATEST INPR 0gEEENTS.
They run light, are easily understood ., Id managed,
will do any and all kinds of sewing tn the best and
most substantial manner, and for bea pty of finish
and durability are NOT SuRPASSED by any machine
i'm this or any other country. For AMILY USE
TIIEY ARE INVALUABLE.
:. we have both the ELASTIC aud LOCK .STITCH ma
chimes. which we warrant In every par ic,iar.
All In want Of really good, rcliab ne sewing-ma-
chine,-one that will last them q III sume-are re-
spcctfuy asked to call and examine. our stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. EEsts
GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE
COMPANY,
e21 MAIN STREE n,
NH lp-Im Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

NATIONAL LINE OF TE4&
IN t..i STEAMSHIPS. a. =
WEEKLY TO QuEENSTOWN AND LlN l1ts2
POOL-FORTNIGHrLY 70 AND FRQM
- LONDON DIRECT. .7sss a sss -
From Piers Nos. "a and 47 North Eiyer. -
These steamships are the LAHGEsT N THE Trade
Cabin passage. s75 aud pes, carfency
PREPAID siecrage tickets from liverpool, Queens.
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or London, 80, cur.
'si For further information apply at ths Company
0n''' ll'' to 70 I +. ". ]. HURST, ,lau.ser, IS
or 70 JOHN ". WYATT Agent,
oc1s No. s. Governor street. Richmond. Vs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

+ IssYr BaofHzRs' sTosr rs TuE pa4cx roaUx
your dry goods.
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8irllntultd 1ispatrlt,

sH THE CALCULATIONS OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. so Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

PEMBROKE SHIRTS, PEMBROKE SHIRTS,
made to order by
e. b. SPENCE q SoN,
Merchant Tailors,
1900 Main street. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-28

OFFICE OF P0wIiArANs shTRAMROAr CdspANY,l
September list 1878.
CONSIGNEES OF FREIGHTASFa
" By this line arc hereby notsde fhat =
on and after this date al1 freight arriving by fetf
steamers, unless moved within Twelve houfs afier
arrival, win be stored az their risk and s5ssnss
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. fAURSDAYS,An ana
SATURDAYS at 9 O'Clock A. M. az. rs
Sc % - WILLIAM i. RRETT.A Agent. e
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
The Coal scrncityin England.

The extrayagent price of coal in England
continues to be the all-absorbng topic Of dis
cussion among Englishmen, and many facts
are coming to light respecting the causes of
the present high prices which are working a
decided change in public opinion. At first all
the blame was laid ON the MINERS who were
represented as having by combinations and
wage from the coal owners that it was impos-
sible for the latter to supply fuel at reasonable
rates, and popular indignation against the
whole body of mining operatives ragged very
high. But Is know known that the increase
in the wages OF the miners has been insignifi-
cant in comparison with the rise iu the prices
of coal, and that in reality it is owing to the
exorbitant profits demanded by the coal own
ers aud mlddlemen, vino in some instances are
aided in their schemes by the action of railway
companies, that the public are compelled 10
pay double prices.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
ONLY TEN GENTS
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER.
Or. Pdint.-Ho,o to Select and U.e Then,

CFt fubW5-hoD 10 ,SeteCt and Use Them,
A plain treatise. containing sample card with a.
different actually painted shades and tints. Win
ration, wv
20 copies. bound in cloth. for 50. Sample copies.
paper cover, mailed. post paid, TO any address on
receipt OF ~ cents, by the Publisher.
HENRY CAREY BAIRD
80 BOX 1924, Post~Ofice, PhiIadelphia
See j0oUIHg Odtudbte ertFucts from press notices.
A very valuable book, and no one Intending 10
paint should tail to read It."-N Y. Tribune
we dld not know so much could be said on the
SUBJECT OF painting house until We read this ex-
cellent book of Mr.. Baird's." NJ T. Herald
"A want long felt at last supPiied"-.Scisnfife g
NOT Onlya necessity TO the painter but ysluAbIe
TO eVeiy occupant Of dwelling. IN Y WorLI
Bay % copies of this book and Distribute them
among your friends. Ii they will heed the adyice
therein, yon could make no valu able present
Chicago Trib.
In publishing this book Mr. Baird has done a
real Sc vice TO the community Toledo Blade,
Q nope the publisher will sell 100 o copies OF
this book during 73."-Boston AdVertiser -
, We have just painted our house as advised bv
the 9uthor' and congratulate ourselves that no
dwelling In oqr neighborhood excsIs oars in ap-
peAr4nee; -Harpers Weekly.
In selling u s"LAple copy tor 10 cents Mr. Baird
must feel certain an ordeFitorE2a bouna In cloth win
follow ''-FruRk Lsste. - S'SsA "'A
We know the town and country paints therein
recommended, and can v0uch for their Value and
the excellence Of the Harrison" brand Of White
lead. d."-Ph'ta, Ledger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
countIng Kew creenbacks.

Years OF eXpesience have made the countars yvbo
nave oeen longest employed marvelously expeTt
one note to another with the cele1ity and regular
lty OF some wonderful machine. Tho lady who
sits nearest to the chief of the room and who has
come to be considered sort of assistant TO him
having sometimes performed his duties during his
absence, has been engaged in the division ever
since Its organization in 1862, and probably has
no rival in accuracy and dexteritv in couutIno =
On many occasions she has coun:ed fifty tboussnd
notes in one cay. As the nominal hours of labor
are from nine to three o'clock and as at least balf
an hour must be deducted from this for necessary
interruptions and for lunch, the time occupied m
counting these fifty thousand notes was Ave and a
hal hours. This is at the rata of nine thousand
and ninety notes every hour, one hundred and
hfty every minute, and two and half every sec
ondl The lady informs US that it ia no unusuaI
feat for her to "pick up bundle containing four
thousand legal-tender notes in twenty minutes
We doubt whether this can be exceIIed III anv
gentleman thinks 1t car, let HIM try the exred-
ment OF simply tapping his finger ON the table at
the above rate, and we predict that ct the end of
half an hours trial he will change his mind
There are other ladies who are almost as rapid
and accurate They are sometimes called upon
with Others equally sklful from the redemption
division (Which shall visit presently) to visit
other cities, when the treasury Offices in those
PAGES are to be examined, and to assist in count
ing the government funds there
Through this division and under these skillful
nngers has passed every note. whether legal-tend-
or or fractional, which has been issued by the
United States since the beginning of the rebellion
every note which we have ever handled or seen
--as well as all the god.notes, and many millions
OF imperfect bonds and notes which were ever put
IN circulation The total value OF the money
which had been counted in this division previously
to the first dav OF July, 1872, was, according to
the treasurer last annual report nearly two
thousand nine hundred million dollsrs,-more than
two hundred and twenty-thrse millions of which
consisted or DCBt1l and fractional lr7
now, the counters find full employment IN count-
ing new legal-tender and fractional notes. From
I'm Hoar Anong the Greentocks," Sc7i5ney's
for iprH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
FAYETTEYILLE NuRSERIE s.

Z \, AR, APPLE and CHERRY TREES and SEEDS
~ MePILSSQN pS = Raw BERRY and CLARK RASP.
tllS1S, a. lower rates than has yet been offered
addsssS WILL CLARK, FayettsViile, Onondasa
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

procured from all parts Of the eounJy will add
pleasure to- the entertainment. snd Ten Thou
Snma Cash GIFTS, aggregating a vast total OF
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

70 u Tam WI run Subject 70 daIay8 lnci-
aeht % iEelsnt business. and viii op only AZ sta
tions where time is given. - -
NEW CASTLE TRAIya
Leave New Castle for WILMINGTON ana phEIaaaI
q 7. AZ A. NJ. Leave PhiladelphiR A. ~ 81 II ana
"IimlnSton At 10 P. NJ. for New Csstia.
,,,. SM RNA BRANCH TRAINk
Additional to those above. leave snvr1a eo, frl.r
Ton u.So a. m, and : -S5 p. n. Leav sClsyton for
smyrna S.tJ a. m, anu Zoo p. m. TO make eOnnee-
South. - N S@'ioN'
:. -r,,r-,-.,,,. CONNECTIONS.
at TOWNSEND. with the X en- 7 Comfy ami Oman
Aune's & Kent Railroads $50 S@'NA
AZ ,ChA4 TON. with the May land and Delaware
water Railroad. DAeAA
At /, EE,AFqKD with the Dorchester and Delaware
~ BELMAR, with the Eastern shore Railroad
and "ieomico AMI Poesmoks Railroad.
u. +. kESNEY. Supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
1 AVOID ouAcKs AND tMPosTkRs.
Ne Gharzu for Advice and Consultation. -

80 49, - sNAHA@N sAAA@ Nes-- ~AA~~.~-=
DP. j. B. Dbott, Graduate Of J,FsTsca MsdIo2s
Coliege Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
Sexual % Urinary Organs, (wAlch ha has made
an especial study. either In nla.e or female no
matter nom What cause oglSsnstl 2, or Of how
long standing. A practice OF 50 ycaFs enables
him 60 treat diseases WITH success Cures guar
aneesd Charges reasonable. Those ag dis
1Anco ean forward letter Describing sEE1p9oEna.
hnd eadQaing stamp to prepay postage,
\ SGnd eur the 9sa9s q hegitA, Price 10 cents.
IS y. "a pHoIr, u. D., Physician aud SgrEsoR,
a SaAASSsa, lN ppARe s., NsY XoES, 1sses~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

. Total, lO.UVO Hitts all Cash $500 900
10 provide means for th magnificent Concert,
be issued.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. a5; and Quarters.
N.OO. Eleven Whole 1ieketS for t1OO No dis.
eouut on less than 9l00 orders.
:, The object OF this THIRD GIFT CONCERT, like
the two heretofore given with sue universal ap
proval. Is the enlargement and endowment OF the
PUBLIC LIBRARY UF KENTUCKY, which, by
the speelal act authorizing the concert its bene
NJ is TO be forever free " all citizens OF every State
4hs drawing will be under the supervision OF the
IFusteSs Of the brary, assisted by the most emf
nenE oitizen9 OF the Uhitsd states. The sale OF
tickets has ready progress tar that com plete
success Is assured and buyers notiie1
that they must order at If they desire to par
tie pate in the drawing.
The management OF this undertaking has been
Committed by he trustees to HON. THOMAS b..
bhAMLkTIE, late Governor Kentucky to
whom Communications pertaining to the Gltt Con.
cert may be addressed.
X I. DURRETT, Prest.
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice Pres't.
JOHN s. CAIN. Seey PublIc Libray Of NY.
FARMERS AND DhOV kkS' BANK, TreaEurer
Public Library OF KY, Louisville, Ky.
As the time tor the COncert is close at and (April
oth parties wanting tickets should send in their
orders tmmedt ately IL they would avoid the rush
and delay ABSOLUTELY unavoidable IN the few days
preceding the drawing. ALI orders and application
TOR agencies. circulars and information will L.eet
with prompt attention. IH0S Il. BRAMLkITE
Agent Public Library Kentucky. Louisville. XIV
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
T1lE sGANDEnER.
sE JoHE H. wEAyER.

sF JcHE H. WEAVER.
"ho hates bright and shining mark
N reputation nobly wonP
W no dim the lustre of a shark
ana hide the splendor of the sum-
VINO draws the bow. lets hy the string.
ana hurls at Virtue fiery darts,
And loves to make the weIkin ring
with agony from broken hearts?
The Slanderer.
Who labors hard with pen and tongue.
,, And groyels lowly in the dust.
spreads poison mid the fair and younp
,,AWakens passions of distrust?
VINO sends the crimson tinRe Of shame
,io Beauty's sweet and modest cheek 2
who'd tAtnt pure and spotless name
Mako warm hearts ,desolate and bleak?
The Slanderer.
who'd pull lofty structure down.
And on its ruins freely tramn?
Whod blast the laurels of Renown.
ana dar ken WisdOm's burning compP
who'd make desert Of the earth.
ANA enemies of chosen friendsY
who'd NIL with gall the streams Of mirth.
anu crssn the brightest hopes and ends?
The Slanderer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21
WILMINGTON AND READING R. R.

VIA coATEsVILLE.
THE0UGH.TICEETs 70 ALL ro!GIs SOUTH
AND WEST.
Train No, leays WilmingtC- 79l.n. Coz
meets with Elmira Exp7sss
Train No. leaves Wilmington b .. IA. Connects
with Ciucinnau Express
Baggage checked through
20 charge for transfer OF has-8.e az Cca.esvills.
For lnformut!on as - rpHt8 and rates apply At
Fran Kim Iriesra pm ciire, No. lest "a street or
at W. Z y. D-Uot, Front ans Madison.
q. $TOLZ,
aC"u oc.I SgI'. w.. Il, K. L.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

DRIMR NBW TIMOTHY SERD. sPENACH.
Cabbage kale aad Lettuce for fallsoWinF
AastAF1 Ana Celery Seed for picking, af
w. CnAEDLkRS,
6li Marxet atzAsG,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-21

pUILADELPH' =. 'rrl.its ...G s.. HALTT-
l. MORE NAi.# HH
Stt-I Az N.-.
On oud after - UEE. rt t. u,.. .- -a .sth 1877
passenger ear go. .s .a t.s freizh
train leaving Ph .i...... H.. tor VII
5iugto1.
The train viii ... -s .... VS. When
ignallea Graz at-g. ~- fs-4-a.t, 3 .6
pm; Chester, "a B. n .. -...5. .E5.a y. har-
low 9.45 p. u; LluvHat ..... a. IT,. t-s -gort 1901
p. N EileEsie. 1913 - -. .-.-- lf ann ..7n ioJ
lottoul .s ..-s. N.HrF NM
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-22
PACIFIC COAST.

San Francisco, Jan. 21.-All the pris-
oners of the United States, 81 in number,
will be removed from the County Jail to
San Rafael or Redwood City, to escape
the typhoid fever.
-Four companies of U. S. troops have
left for the theater of the Modoc war.
They number about 800 men, two COM
panies OF artillery, to act as infantry,
one of artillery, and one of cavalry.
The Executive Committee of the
Chamber Of Commerce has determined
to send two or three men to Washington
to resist the passage of the Goat Island
bill. They will probably leave in few
days. Their names have not yet been
made public.
Portland, Jan. 21.-The news of the
battle with the Modocs caused considera-
bic excitement. Three military compa-
MES Of this city met last evening and
announced their readiness to take hold;
one company OF regulars left to-day, and
another has been ordered from Fort
Steven.
The Board of Directors Of the Oregon
City Wooden Manufacturing Co. have de.
cided to rebuild the mills.
Ashland, Or, Jan. 21.-Dr. Bell, Sur.
geon of Volunteers, passed here to-day.
He left camp near the battle of Lava Bed
on Sunday evening. He reports 442
men engaged in the fight; IA killed and
20 wounded. Our forces were compelled
to retreat, leaving the dead on the field.
Headquarters will be established on Lost
River. The volunteers will leave in a
few days. Their time has nearly ex-
pired. ".-t. ....
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EASTERN.

New York, Jan. 20.-In Tweed's case.
Garvey testified to leaving the country
under the name of Donnell, at the time
OF the ring revelations, AID returned un-
der the name of LETTERS. Davis declined
to hear the details Of Garvey's journey
inSs, and said it was palpable that Gar
veys testimony was that of man who
had been promised protection. The
witness continued: When | went to
Europe l was worth S1000,OOO acquired
between 1868 and 1871. Friends said
they would not fight my battles unless
left. These friends were Tweed, Con.
molly, Sweeny, Hank Smith and Mayor
Hall. 1 couldn't say that l expected
Hall would fight my battles.
After recess, Carney, on cross-examin-
alton, stated that he was worth about
800, 900 in 1868, and said there was no
agreement to extricatc him from his
troubles as a reward for testifying. Gar
vey sustained the discrimination more
coolly than was expected, but caused FREE
quent bursts of laughter by his querulous
objections to being tied down strictly to
direct answers. He spoke of the city
officers as the quartette. He had every
thing entered, day and date, in memo
randum book. He is worth nearly a
million dollars. He never, to his recol-
lection, told the grand jury that he re-
ceiyed cent improperly from Tweed.
Various receipts to Tweed by Carney,
for sums ranging from 81, 900 to $50, 900,
during 1s6S-7O, were put in by the de-
Tense as part Of the proof that what Gar
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The question of town interpretations
Is July provided for in the provisions Of
q bill introduced by Lockwood in the
Senate yesterday, by which County
commissioners, with an enlarged sphere
OF duties and powers, become in effect
Boards OF Aldermen. When this bill
goes into effect one man will no longer
be obliged to buy his neighbours prem
ises in order to keep his own clean, nor
be troubled any more by cows that enter
back yards by night and tumble over
empty boxes and BARRELS Carson Ap-
peal, 18th. .....