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The Placer herald., 1873-06-28

CRCUs.-The attendance at the Robinson &
Wilson Combination Circus and Menagerie-
minus the menagerie-which gave an entertain
ment here last Tuesday evening, was very large.
The seats were crowded, and many were COM
PEELED to stand, The performances were very
much the same as circus performances generally
are not averaging better nor can we say that
they were worse than many troupes which have
preceded it. Of course they did not nearly
come up to their advertised performance, but
that, we suppose, no one expected. circus
that would do that would be wonder, and the
days of wonders having passed away-with the
exception of now and then an honest Crongress
man-no one expected this circus would be any
better than it was; therefore, suppose all
We're satisfied and circus that can satisfy all
must be good circus; hence, this was good
circus. The clowns, of whom there were three
were lively, but lscked originality. The per-
formers entered into their work with energy, and
in the execution of their feats were very grace
full and neat, but die nothing so startling, we
are pleased to say, as to cause ladies to faint or
children to scream. Pie performance on the ira
pez was better than TIE. average. The trained
horses performed excellently. The tumblng
was good and the bareback riding did very
WELL though we have seen as good before.
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notwithstanding the Spring open
ed very early, the weather thus far has been IN
usually cool and pleasant. This last week. in
particular it has been quite cool TO sit beside
fire last Wednesday morning was not consid-
cred an Objectionable position, which is not Of
ten the case this time of the year in California.
The Placer herald., 1873-06-28
MARRIED..

At Dutch Flat, June 18th, Charles p. Book to
Louise Dorenback
AT Michigan. Pluf, June 18th, VIM II. Gard
ner to Jane Holt
The Placer herald., 1873-06-28

KIDNAPpiNG.-A lively time occurred in Au-
burn last Thursday night, on the occasion of
some Cinnamon. from, Marysvile, kidnapping a
China woman from this town. The Auburn
Cinnamon endeavored, by the free of FIRE
arms to intercept the 4trpders. The driver Of
the carriage, an American, was shot in the leg
bya shot gun, but not seriously injured. AT
the attack the kidnappers put whip to the hors-
es and rushing through heavy firing by town
Cinnamon, escaped with their prey.
The Placer herald., 1873-06-28

MAMMOTH ONDERTAKIN0.-N see from tf
Nevada Transcript that project has been inau-
gurated by the Bear River and Chalk Bluff Flu
ming, Ditch and Mining Company, organized in
San Francisco, for the purpose of running a
tunhel from the North Fork of the American
River to Bear river, in order to drain the latter
stream ahc afford an outlet for saving the gold in
the tailings Of the riter. These tailings now pre-
vent the profitable working Of many rich mines
oy obstructing their outlet; they also are rich in
gold, which escaped from the imperfect process
ses of washing in earlier days. They are gath
cred to the depth of many feet, and notwith-
standing the immense treasure they contain va
nous attempts thus far to procure it have been
ueieated for want of an outlet for the washings.
his titnel It is claimed, will overcome the
present difficulty, open up new mining field Of
many the asand acres, and bring to light many
millions Of precious treasure. The tunnel is to
oe nine feet high and twelve feet wide, afford
ing room for double set of large sluices and
II VIII be II, 900 feet long. The grade is to be
one foot in twenty -four; the outlet will be near
Oape Horn, close to the line of the c. p Rail
ROAD. tits estimated that this tunnel can be
run IN two years. and that its cost will be in the
"cinitysof half million dollars This is the
fsndest project ever undertaken in this part Of
ne ne country, and when completed the owners
WI doubtless derive millions of dollars profit
sareward for their enterprise
The Placer herald., 1873-06-28

INDEPENDENCE DAY. Since our last issue the
committees appointed to make arrangements for
the celebration of the coming Fourth of July
have met and reported satisfactory progress
Sufficient funds had, at last accounts, been sub
scribed to insure success, while the committee
on finance had not yet waited on all who it is
known are willing to donate their mite to this
worthy cause. complete programme has been
made out, which will be found in our new adj
vertlsing columns, to which we invite special
attention. The programme is varied, and the
grandest time ever witnessed in Auburn in the
way Of amusehents is with good reason to be
anticipated ..
The Placer herald., 1873-06-28

III, CROCKERY, CUTLERY and HARD
WARE sold at the LOWEST PRICES.
Also ENTS for
NORTHERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
The Placer herald., 1873-06-28

SrRoBEL MURDER.-Two Cinnamon were ar
rested last Monday at Truckee, supposed to be
They were brought here on. Monday evening,
and lodged in Jail, where they now remain
awaiting further action. The evidence, which
we are not at liberty to make public at present
for particular reasons, points directly to these
parties. and further developments may show
that the murder was committed by Chinamen
as was at first supposed; and that the Greek,
now held to appear before the Grand Jury to
answer charges brought against him for said
murder, is innocent. Time will tell.
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L'Ok RENT, that beautiful new kE- Esf
4 >iDENCE uf Dr. Stcei's, NJ. EOS south Ek:A
Third sfrrct Aully 10 W. t. ROBINS.
or Or 1905 Bank street.
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nAAHEsTER ITEMS.

THE W1DE-AwAKE CLCB.--Ihis working
Club is at this time the only organized booy
of Conservatives in Chesterfield county.
The county nominations were made July
95,h and were about the first in the State !;
and the Club was organized july 3lst, and
therefore claims Justly to be the pioneer cluo
orranized during the campaign. The Club
met last night. and commenced arrange
meuts for il monster mass ratlncatlon meet
ing. at which able speakers will attend.
This Club deserves the encouragement ana
support of all good Conservatives ID Tue
town: and that it has good material, the
meeting of last "Wednesday night has proven
DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN.-Intelilgenc
has been received at this place of the death,
at his residence, in Dale township, OF Mr..
Joseph Gill, Sr., aged about ninety years,
and said to De the Oldest as well as one OF
the most valued citizens of the county. 7
PoL1rIcAL.-The Conservatives of Dale
township (than whom there are no better IN
the State) will meet at the old courthouse
on Saturday evening at 3 o'clock for organi-
zation and work. .-, ..r.. j..
TEMPERANCE MEETINs.-The attendance
of active and associate members at the
Council tonight will doubtless be large, a.
several important committees VIII report =
TnrsTEEs' MEgrrsG.-Tbere will be called
meeting of the Board Of Trustees tonight
at O'Clock. $500. .-.<...., g.
THE County CoURr.-The October tern
of the County Court Of Chesterfield VIII
commence October 18th at IL O'Clock a. VI
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Runaway ON CLAY STREET.-A horse at
tached to a Wheeler & Wilson sewing.ma-
chine wagon, while tied to a tree on Clay
near Gilmer street, yesterday afternoon, be-
came frightened at "MoHy Darling" which
was being vigorously ground out of 4 hand
Organ, and ran as far as Mr.. DumSford's, on
Clay between Henry and Smith streets,
where he came in contact with fence. So
great was the force of the blow against the
fence tha: a solid cedar post was broken in
twain and panel of the fence broken down.
Strange to say, the animal received only a
slight scratch on the foreleg, and not dol
lars worth of damage WAS done to the
wagon,
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HUsT1SGs CouRT.--In this court yesterday
Augustus j. Lyon, of Baltimore, charged
with selling goods by sample without license,
was found guilty and fined 5000. which he
paid with costs.
Albert Brown (colorcd), charged with the
seduction Of Jcanctta Cus>in>, was acquitted
William r. Randolph (colored), charged
with petit larceny, was convicted and sent
to the chain-gan@ for thirty days.
Colonel LeonidaS W. Spratt, of South
Carolina, qualified as an attorney at law
William Stannard qualified as notary pub
lie for the city of Richmond.
Court adjourned till this morning ut II
O'Clock, at which hour the grand jury will
also rctiSScmblc.
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MASONIC MAss-MEETlSG.-The MaSons OF
Memphis, having suffered severely from the
yellow-fever, have appealed to the fraternity
throughout the country for aid. In answer
to their appeal the masters of the lodges in
this city have issued the following call for
muss-meeting to be held on Saturday evening
next:
10 the Masonic Fraternity Of Richmond:
We, the undersigned, Masters of the seve-
raj Masonic hedges of the city of Richmond,
urgently request the members Of our several
lodges and all transient brethren in our city
to meet us in q mass-meeling at st. Aiban's
Hall on Saturday evening at O'Clock to take
into consideration the suffering of our
brethren and others in the city of Memphis.
D. w. BouoNoN, Master. No. o.
J.V. BIDGooD, Master No. 10. :. t
O. Nj. MARSHALL, Master No. II.
WM. HALL CREW, Master No. 10.
F. Ed. CuSNlsGHAM, Master No. 40.
ia. LYMAN, Master No. ol.
A. GuSsT, Master No. So.
a. u. CHEsTERMAS, Master No. 10.
JAnEs ii. BlsFoRp, Master No. 13o.
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1 NEg STEAMER AND A DAILY LINE.-Ihe
Havana. Il new steamer, purchased Dy the
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
Railroad Company, made her first trip 10
West Point yesterday. The Havana Is new
side-wheel steamer, with accommodations
for l25 passengers. She IS hlted up IN tue
best manner with all the modern improve
ments-ba bathrooms, steam heatlng-apparatuIs'
dc. The Sue remained at Baltimore 10 De
oyerlnuIed ;Hd repaMed. When tnat mas
been done, WHICH will probably require ten
days. both boats will be run, making Il dhlly
line over that popular route 10 Baltimore ana
Hoints North.
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THE TnEATRE-MIss LILLE ELDRIDGE.-
On Monday night, under the management OF
Mr.. f. J. Parker, who is known By every
one of the theatre-going public in Rich
mond, Miss Lille Eldridge will commence
an engagement at the Theatre, upon which
occasion the play Of solve; or, The Mys-
terious Murder" will be produced. Miss
Eldrldge is talented, and quite pretty
woman, and an accomplished actress.
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brough, C. WalthalI, James McClernan,
Alternates: B. Hassel, l.. T. Bossieux, AM
E. Darlington Cabell.
Madison Ward.-John H. Claiborne
George A. Barksdale, NJ. T. Clarke, Lewis
Wagner, L. Fl. Frayser, B. P. Lee, Peyton
Wise, P. Weisiger, George Klein, Charles
w. Allen, W. Sears Wood, r, $. Archer. |
Jackson Ward.--J. NJ. Tyler, f. w. Low
ry, Patrick Cummings, Thomas Cox, Chas.
CliueEy, j. NJ. HuIcher, W. s. jenkins, y. f.
.Wingfield, and J. W. Gilman. Alteruates
George II. Bright, NJ. j. Irving, and j.
Fisher.
Monroe Ward.--P. Fl. Starke, w. d.
Chesterman, William English, s. Fl. Pull
liam, F. T, Glasgow. j. II. CaperS, j. S.
Wexford, /. w. Wake, Robert Stiles, O.
Morganstern, William S. White, and J. j.
Crutchfield.
C9ay Ward.--Thomas NJ. Saunders, J. P.
Tyler, John nouck, J. c. Teller, John \.
Gazeorook, Henry Calder, William Davis,
F. P. Brannan, j. c. Laughton. Aternatcs
William Fl. Wilkinson, y. l.. Phillips,
George J. Hooper.
TIE CONVENTION
will meet in the old dining-hall Of the En-
change Hotel tonight at s o'clock. The
most prominent candidates thus far men.
toned are Judge Robert Ouid, James II
Doolcy, William S. Gilman, William Loyen.
stein, George G. Wedderburn, William II
Wade, S. Ii. Pullam, y. S. Johnson, Gene.
raj W. c. Newbcriy, and William English
Five are to be elected.
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CHANCERY CoURT OF RICHMoED-The fol-
lowing cases were dsposed Of Yesterday:

CHANCERY CoURT OF RICHMoND-The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of yesterday:
smith, trustee. rs. Smith, &c. Decree
making final distribution of the fund and di-
rccting deed to be made to the purchaser
of the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
Courtney, &C., rs. Parker, &c. Decree re-
terring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
O'Neii's executor. &c, o. Goddin. &c. De-
cree confirming sales of property made by
the commissioners, directing deed to the
purchasers, and making distribution Of the
fund on hand.
Claiborne, &c, rs. Schermerhorn, &c. De-
cree making distribution Of the fund on
hand.
VIM. &c, rs. Terrell. Decree confirming
report of commissioners, directing deeds to
the purchaser for property, and making 4
final distribution o! the fund.
Bigelow, &C., U.s. Bigelow's administrator,
&c. Opinion Of the court constituting the
will of Mrs. Agnes NJ. Bigclow and direct
in" commissioner TO adjust accounts ac-
cording to the principles settled by the court.
Decree ordered accordingly.
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CHANGE OF ScHEDULE.-By 4 change in the
schedule of the trains over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, to
take effect on Sunday next, the up day mail
will leave Byrd.Strcet station at 2:40 2. NJ
instead of $40 A. NJ, as heretofore. The
times of departure and arrival Of the other
trains remain nearly as heretofore. .,.r ..
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Marshal Ward.-George A. Ainslie, VII
linn II. Pleasants. W.C. Elan, u. Q. Rich
ardson. James Hays, JOHN a. Curtis, j. Z.
Riddick, j. f.. Bossieux, j! Is. Royster.
Jsfersou Ward-J.n NJ. Newell, j. b.
pace ]. l.. Darlington, j. c. Smith, 4. It.
B:.Lcoek. L. B. Luck, Il: II. Poindexter,
Solomon Wise, John A. Lacy, W.J' 1af-
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PROFESSOR YoUNG AT TIE VIRGINIA OPERA
HoUsE.-Professor Young, assisted by the
Madame and his lieutenant, Somerby, had
large audience again last night. The house
was crowded by persons not only anxious
to see the Professors wonderful teats OF ma
gic, but the acrobatic figures, which were
truly amusing.
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HYMESEAL.- was large gathering
last night at the Monumental church to wit
ness the nuptials Of Miss Lima Poe, eldest
daughter of Major John Poe, Jr., and Mr..
William Stearns, son of Franklin Stearns,
Esq. The couple, Immediately after the
ceremony, took the train for the North on a
bridal tour,
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w GODDTN, at S PM, ten lots III Rockets on
q both sides Of Centre street. a.
COOK & LAUGHToN,1o M, furniture car
pets, &c. a
RICHARDSON s CO., at 4HP. NJ, building lots
In Woodviile. ~ sa ~
MOODY & RoYALL, P. NJ, 20 hSe-aefe ios
one mile from the town of Manchester Oh INT
Petersburg turnpike.
W. r. POLK s CO., P. NJ, framed house on Tue
north side Of Cary between PLUM a4d Harfle.
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Police COURT, TurRSDAY-J j. White
presidlng.- Thomas Fife Qegro), charged
with stealing lumber belonging to HaXall
Crenshaw e Co., was found not guilty.
Mary Melton, guilty of stealing shaw
belonging to Cardozo, Fourqurean Co.,
was sent to Jail for sixty days.
A commission was ordered to inquire into
the condition of the mind Of Cornelius
Davis (negro), supposed to be a unatic.
Temple King, guilty of violent assault
upon Amanda Gatewood, was sent to jail
for sixty days.
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Assault AND BaTTgRy.-Only one case was
tried in Henr1co County Court yesterday
that of Braxton Amber cs. Mrs. E. H. Hob
son. The jury brought in q verdict of guilty,
and his punishment was fixed ut two months
so jail aud fine OF $40. erszf
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CONSERVATIVE SpEAKISG AND BARBECUE AT
THRoGMoRroN's.-A large crowd attended
the meeting at Throgmorton''. i'll Hcnrico
county, yesterday. Justice White led off in
fine style, and was followed by McssrS.
Joseph Bryant aud Turner.
After dinner speeches were made by i.
Darlington Cabcll. r. 7. Daniel, and W. z.
Burwell, Esqs., and the county candidates.
Much enthusiasm was manifested, and all
seemed confident of 4 Conservative victory
mt the approaching clection.
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THE RALLY IN JEFFERSON WARD.-Old
Dominion Club, a veteran Conservative or
gauization of Jeffcraon Ward, have decided
to postpone their proposed demonstration
already mentioned in the Dispatch, but will
have grand rally sometime before the
oIo
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A DETERMINED Theft Thirty feet Of lead
nine. laid three feet beneath the surface of
the Grcut yard of Captain George w. Al
LENS new residence, on the corner Of Grace
and First streets, was one night recently
dug uD and stolen.
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PosTPoSENESr.-The Masonic Gift Concert ut
Norfolk has been postponed for short time, and
the sale Of tickets will be continued for Il while
longer. Spall those parties who were so anxious TO
get them can now do so. For sale at P. W srsIG Err
l. Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street. Orders from
the country viii be promptly attended TO.
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HEI.NBoLD'S BUCIIU is the great family medi'
cine for diseases Of the kidneys and kindred organs
Full directions accompany each botta. Look out
for counterfeits. The genuine has the private pro-
prietary stamp Of II. T. ticlmbold. IL Is not safe
to take any other. None but the genuine gltaran-
Mcl. Jnhn +. Henry. Now York. sole agent.
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TIE NEW POsTAL CARDS-very useful for bust-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
kind printed them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheapy done at this office
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You CAN SAVE SOC. TO 81 PER TON BY PuR-
chasing coal Of c. II. PAGE, Nineteenth and Cary!
streets Full supply OF best anthracite, Cumber-
land, Glover Hi, ,and superior West Virginia splint
coal on hand.
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ALARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMEEEs, AM
VEsTiSGS consisting Of the best and latest s!yle
OF English and French goods, viii be made up q
shor, notice by F. =. s" EyCE & son, 1900 Mail
street.
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| UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-The case
of United States rs. Fisher & Goldstein oc-
cupied the attention Of the court all day yes
terday, and will probably occupy it to-day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CorRT.-The fol.
lowing discharges in bankruptcy were grant.
ed: William Z. Gannaway, Buckingham
E. G. Nuckols, Hanover; NJ. B. Hechler and
C. ?. Bigger, Henrico !; w. M. Macon, Rich
mond I; John J. Stephens, Spotsylvania E
J. Gallagher and Charles Gallagher, York
A. d. Chesterman and r. R. Roberts, Hen
rico; Russell j. Dickinson, Hanover; vii.
liam Briggs. Greensville; J. a. Worsham
Henrico; n. d. Williamson, Dinwiddic
Frank II. Rahm, Henrico; c. J. Syme, Din
widde; a. 5. Richardson, New Kent. r,r-,c:
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MILES. HORSES. DC.

StuOCKHOE LIVERY STABLES EN,~o
y FOR SALE. III
intending TO discontinue the business We VIII sell
al n bar,uin our complete slack whole or dyi-
ted. Including LEASE r"r three years, Of STABLE
Tor iyTctiy four horses and Bi. .ACkSMfTu SHoP
roluiI,tp Slock CONSISTS Of RIDING AND CAR
KiHGE HORSES, BtGGitS HACKS. FAMILY
CARKIAGES. HARNESS, SADDLES, BkIDl.ES,
Sr Hc, MOI STCAsTI,E 4 MAKbTON.
second street between Broad aud Grace.
81 E1-Im
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Convict REcETEp.-Lindsay Powell (col-
orcd) was received at the penitentiury yes
terday from Orange county, sentenced for
twenty years for rape.
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F.tfSE. SEks.ATED, Gc.

7 nST, on Broad street between tsss.;ss.s
i Third and Fifth, Il pair Of GOLD ~ "
SEEtIhilE~. in lin case. The nndcr VIII ~
suitably rewarded! ny leaving them with MARION
COLBERT. No. 3 Fifteenth street.
THOMAS CUM NGIIAM, SR.,
Captain Of tug :" William L. traiehs!l.'
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School TRUsTEEs.-PhiIip Rotchford has
been rcippointed a school trustee for Jeflcr-
son district, and John L. Febrey for Airing
ton district, Alexandria county. -.
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PROPOSALS.

.cEALED PROPOSALS will be received
y until l2 M. October II for 6RAyELLiNG
SEVENTH STREET between Perry ana haal ii,a.
streets: the gravel along one square TO be nint
inrhss thick and on the remainder six inches Bids
NAV be made either for the contractor to fhsnisi
the gravel or to haul 1t graSel-bets oi tis
'o"h' aAo COMMITTEE ON STREETS,
o.,o.at n the AUDITORS office, Manchester.
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Resolreo1, That it Is cxpedicn. for everybody to
call at L. B. SPENCE & SONS and get Il very heavy
Meeino Undershirt Mt the small price Of 81
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FERTILIZERS.

kIl RIn A "A VI nO-S1A Eli
sUrrR PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
manufactured and ftr sale by
TIE ATLANTIC AND VIRGINIA FERTl-
LIZING COMPANY
at their Office,
No. ll19 MaIS sTEEET, RICHMOND, VA.
ana for sale by the following general agents:
JOHN ARLINGTON SONS Petersburg;
UOJE 4 JOHNSTON, Alex xaudria.
v'i1cc, $50 per ton OF 1000 pounds, cash Oh de-
It..fy at the tide-water ports.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM G. CRgSSnAw, President;
ERASK G.. RtfFtS,
JAMES K. CRESSHAw.
WILLIAM r. SEWARD.
For yessIcul:ua send for circular. Posi-oihee box
No. 500. Give II a trial. ,-
FRANK g. RUFFlS,
Sc 25-d.snd win W. " RCFFlS.
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The Virginia Staots Gazette, one Of the
furnishing German newspapers OF Rlcll-
mond, has removed It's office to No. STWellth
street next to the Dispatch office.
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REslGSATIoS AcCEPTEp.-The RESIGNATION
of L. S. Warrner as constable OF Henrlco
county was accepted by Judge Minor yes
terday. No appointment has been made TO
ill the vacancy. .H.s
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RHEUMArIsM CURED by wearing the medicated
red flannel shirts aud drawers sold by +. Z. SPENCE
& SON.
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DISABILITIES REMovEp.-The Governor mas
removed the political disabilities OF d. ".
G. Redmun, OF Charlotte county, VINO M WIS
convicted of felony in 1861 and sent to the
IRutentiary. e. 1-...
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PIES, PIES.-Housekcepers would do we'll to re-
member that P1zZINI Is making lemon, peach, dam
son, grape, cocoanut, and other PIES.
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POSTAL CARDs.-ThOse who propose using the
new postal car'ls can have Me printing neatly and
chcaply done ut the Dispatch printing house.
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REVENUE CoLLECTI0Es.-Thc internal re-
venue collections yesterday amounted TO
50, 900. ....
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READY MADE CLOrItING-'hc latest style 1t tn
very lowest prices-at Z. j. SPENCE Sons gentle
mems furnishing store.
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AUCTION SALES TIIIs DAN.

On all sales OF real estate made bettoees ths lst @
January q, ga H. M ~ t5ss 5sr s, n
set ysar AaustG os pead e vy IL, II ly and lass
Of tSs ve.r fhe tares hare 10 be paid ty tss seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-10

USHAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Posi-. OFFICE OCTOBER 9, 1S73.--A. L. Bout
ware, city; Thomas H. Norwood, Eighth
street, city; "B.," city. -