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washington items,

WAsH1NGToN, July 1.-THE Secretary Of
the Treasury has issued circular to officers
of customs. etc., repeating the order di-
recting them to send to him certified copies
of every original certificate Of inspection of
steam vessels by them received.
A penitent has sent dollar to the con-
scious fund of the Treasury.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has returned to Washington.
The Commissioner of Pensions is in Min
nesota. 49,. s.. .t.. ..-
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RUNAWAY AcciDENT.-Yesterday morning
about 10 O'Clock, as MIR. w. h. Atkinson was
driving his horse, attached to buggy, up
Broad street he became frightened when
near Brook avenue, and ran away, upsetting
the buggy, and throwing Mr.. Atkinson out,
who received several severe cuts about the
face. The buggy was badly broken before
the horse could be stopped. Policeman
Rowe, who was near, rendered Mr.. Atkinson
kindly assistance. ar... .r..,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFIcE July 10, 1s73.-J. d
Gum, Cartersville, Cumberland county,
Va; Miss Mary Martin, care Mr.. Miles,,
Springfield, Mass; Mrs. G. +. Watson, uty ;
Miss Sa:lie w. Cbeyallie, 500 Grace street,
city; Miss Ellie NJ. Carey, 90l Gay street.
eity Mrs. John Priddy, Millbor0 depot,
Bath county. Va; X. Garcin, S0S Brook nv,
enue, city L. T. JENNINGS, care John ana
William Hall; Miss Mary Keenan,, PA Ridge
street, Allegheny, Penn.; Thomas woody,
Petersburg, Va. 80. .ls
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DR.. HELMBoLD, the originator Of BUcHU, has Il le
satisfaction Of knowing that all his imitators ha We
failed to produce the benefits his preparation In
sures. .HELMBoLD's extract buchu cures the
others disappoint. Persons suffering from kid ney
complaint, gravel premature decay, loss of vigor
or any sotpenir OF indiscretion, cannot apply the
remedy too soon The great point to get the genu-
Inc buchu extract, which is HELMBoLD's, and no
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storm In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, July ia storm last eve"
ming unroofed several houses, including Dex-
ter block. Trees were prostratcd and the
streets flooded.
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The Goodrich Murder.

New YoRK, July 1.-THE mystery attend
ing the murder Of Charles Goodrich Is solved
at last. The police have found In the trunks
of Kate Stoddart, now under arrest, at her
hoardipg-house, Goodrich's rings, seals,
pocket.book, and money, which Is no doubt
ffhe same be had in bis possession at the time
be was murdered. 4 pistol, which has three
chambers empty, and which was supposed
she used to commit the murder, was also
found in her trunk. Kate's real name Is sup
posed to be Lizzie King.
These were the fatal wounds which the
Dost.,norteus examination disclosed. After
She committed the murder on Thursday
morning she waited all that day and night
In the house watching it. Friday morning
she bad occasion TO go to New York, and
early that morning she washed the blood
from the face Of The murdered man with .
towel, which she afterwards rung. out, and
which was also found damp by the police.
She fixed the corpse as it was discovered,
and when che had done this she went over
to New York for something or other, and
was about to return to the house that eve
ming. She came over the Fulton ferry. and
ere she had fairly put her foot on The street
she heard the newsboys crying out, "Ex-
tra-Murder of Charles Goodrich !"
[Second .Dtspdfch.l
TIE MuRDEREss coNREssEs HEB cRr1E--ALL
FOB LOVE.
New YoRg, July 11.-.-Kate Stnddart, under
arrest for the murder Of Goodrich In Brook
lyn, proves to be Minnie Waltham, OF Mid
dlebor0', Mass, where her parents are now
living. She has made the following state
msnt of the murder to the police: IS
She had been living with Charlie as
she.caIled deceased, and was great,y attached
10 him. He wanted TO east her of, bur she
loved him so much that she could NOT leas'e
him. She entreated on her knees that be
would allow her TO remain, but he was 6En,
in fact brutal, in his treatment Of aer, ana
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PERSONS IN WANT OF PICTURE FRAMES would
do we'll to call at the RICHMOND FRAME STORE,
next to the Dollar Store where they can have them
made ut the lowest prices and at the shortest notice
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HEsRIco CobNTYs CoUR7.-Ifi this court
yesterday the grand jury met, and found
true bills against the following parties:
Patrick McMahop, felony Elisha Bethel, as
sault and battery; A. j. Miller, misden,ea-
nor; DIETRICH Bolton, misde1neanor !; and
Vincent Bargamin, misdemeanor. . = ne
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BAPTIST StNDAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATIONS.
The quarterly meeting of the Baptist Sun
day-School Association will take place o1
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock at the Pine
Street church. ---- --.-- - 49, u
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1 HAVE ANALYzED THE WHIsKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of 'B SELECT" I" controlled by
hesssrs. WALTER D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond
Virginia, ind find 1t free from fusl oil and other
impurities, and recommend Its use for medicinal
and family purposes. J.B. McCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College Of Va.
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SENT TO THE PENYTENTIARY.-In the Hus-
stings Court yesterday Thomas Valentine
was tried for bigamy, found guilty, and sent
to the pententiayy for one year. On 20 ;'"'.
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Tour BRANCH Races.

LoNa BRANCH, July The betting on
to.morrow,s races is heavy. The fayerites IN
the first race ara Duffy and George West; In
the second, .Stockwood and Planet; 10 the
third, Count ID 'Qssay and Joe Johnston,
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r. La Wu.LIAMs's SALE.-The sale at r. L. VIII
LIAMs's' hardware store will be continued, this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Large quantity Of hard
ware and fine carriage materials to be sold. ,..
....... .... q. j. A. LYMAN, Assignee.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF TKE METHODIST Sun
DAY.ScHooL Soc1grY.-The regular monthly
meeting of this Society will be held at Union
Station church Sunday afternoon at 81
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TILE DOLLAR STORE has just received large ant
beautiful assortment Of JEwELRY and FANCY AR
TICLEs Of every description.
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LIKE REGULARS ON NDREss-PARADE.-Thete teeth
should always be scrupulously clean and free from
blemish. Keep them in this condition with the in
comparable SoZoDoNT, and when they are veterans
In the service they will still be 'good as nsw.''
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RECOMMENDED FOR A CADETsHIr.-Hon. j.
Amber Smith, pember Of Congress from
this district, has nominated Mr. Donald
Winston, son of Joseph L. Winston, Esq,
OF this city, for the vacant West Point "a
fletSfin
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ROBERT BEATTIE, p. NJ.
FOR RENT.

Tor RENT. BRICK HOUSE on Ssss
l. Fourth street CANDLES Hill. No. 3l5, con- E;:l
tanning six rooms, gas, and water. Apply to
JAMES l.. CAPSTON,
lyl:-g;' i23 Franklin street, corner of Fifth.
EUR RENT, a STOREHOUSE on the Ga
L corner of Eighteenth and Clay streets. EA:::l
wiki DWELLING over tile same. containing IN all
s,vcH rooms. Gas aud water on the premises. Ex-
~'liru' stand for u grocery and bar. Possession
gwen Immediately. Apply 70
PETER OCONNOR,
corner Eighteenth and Marshall streets.
" lN-3,S
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REHEARsAIs SUspENDED.-TheW weekly re-
hearsals of the Philharmonic Association
have been supended for the summer months.
After rehearsal Thursday night they were
invited TO the residence Of one OF the mem
bers, where they enjoyed themselves ex-
ceedingly. ,.. H.. 81.
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THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE has just received
a large and beautiful assortment of PICTURE
FRAMES of every description, which they are sell
ing twenty-five per cent less than they can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Don't forget the placc-nex1
door to the Dollar Store. -r 4. T..
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QuALIrIED.-Mr. P. c. Larus qualified be-
fore the County Court yesterday as Justlee OF
the peace.
clerk for Fairfield township. trt S..
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: Two PILES or CHOLERA were lying on
Main street between Seventh and Eighth
yesterday evening. -'".'f'.s ."!F's. ~
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LINEN COATS and gentlemen's light wear gene
rally at-E B. SPENCE 6 SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Fire.

LEAMrEasTER, Mass, July 11.-A fire in
Burdett's block destroyed 200 finished and
unfinished pianos, besides burning other pro.
perty. Loss, S150,000.@ ta +%.
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HATS AT REDUCED .PRICEs.-Boys' and chill
dren's hats can be had at P. WEIsIGER Co.'s for
75c. worth al and $i.2s.
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,WnNT IS BETTER THIS HOT WEATHER than
some OF that light underwear on sale at e. b.
SPENCE & SoN's, 1900 Main street,? j':ss ,s.i
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GREAT BARGAINS IN HATs.-P. WEIsIGER &
Co. are selling some Of their straw goods at greatly
reduced prices. Bargains can be had.now. 3a.
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LISTEN, YE THIRST IoNEs !-Have you tried the
Jack Frost Soda-l1ater at ScuAAPs variety store,
on Main street next door to Fourteenth street.
With the delightful fruit syrups from Plzzini's and
the purest of soda, who would not be tempted to
take q glass and treat his friends? - -
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g, HtsrNas CoBRT.--In this eoart Yesterday
Paul Morafo was tried fora n1isdemeauor
and acquitted! ,I.a.i .ss.'t.f9fi fttssSa3l Il
William 3. Griffith, charged with assault
ing and beating his wife, was tried found
guilty, fined 81, and sent to Jail for ten days.
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DOR RENT. q very desirable BRICK a.
a HOUSE lSo. 271sj on the north side ofEa:I
hl"ad street between Twcnty-seventh and Twenty
'iE' streets, containing seven rooms, With kitchen
Cnaiuiug three rooms also, carrage-house and
-tahlc. and a we'll Of excellent water in the yard
Possession can be had Immediately.
+. u. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
No. Fourteenth street,
- ia-3t between Main and franklin,
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WHITE VESTS and ALPACA COATS In endless V;
riety at 4. B. SPENCE SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Dro,w,,a,led vafie Bathapg.

New HAVEN. CoNN., July 11.-Father
McKenna, the Catholic priest of New Mil.
ford, was drowned yesterday while bathing
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THE LATE LorrERY.-~It Is said that $lQ, !.
OoG was invested tn tickets In the Kentucky
State Lottery by citizens Of Richmond, and
sha. 800 was returned in prizes, z.a ;.
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To THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT of PICTURES
We would advise all these who are in want Of good
pictures to 60 to CAMPBELL's well-known gallery
as we have seen specimens Of their work, and must
cay that 1t will compare with any in this city
Satisfaction guaranteed to all.
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To THE PUBLIC.-We would advise our readers
to 20 to the DOLLAR STORE to purchase their 1anc!
articles us they will save fifty per cent. by so doing
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q UNDERwKARia specially at E. B. SPENCE
SONS, l3e0 Main street. -.., r.
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PERsoNAI.-Mr. E. S. Gregory, one of the
editors Of the Petersburg Appeal, visited
Richmond yesterday.
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PEACHES! PEACHES !-PIzzINI has justreceived
some of this delicious fruit .a
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THE NEW POSTAL cARDs-very useful for bust.
ness purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
kind printed them will pass through the mail fer
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheapiy done at this Office
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ICE -CREAM-P1zz1N1 will supply you If you
leave your orders early.
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LIGHT GAUEE SHIRTS of all kinds at E.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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You CAN HAVE LARGE PICTURE, handsomely
colored and framed, made at CAMPBELL's gallery
at tha low price of one dollar and seventy Ave
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CAhPBELL's GALLERY IS MAKING PICTURES at
lower rate than any other gallery in the city, and
their work Is not surpassed by anyone In the bus-
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DRlCK DWELLING ON FIFTH Mss
ID STREET between Cary and Canal streets, s8.A
with ciph, rooms In nice order having been recently
l"ar,d for sale privately. For terms &C., apply to
GRGBBS g. WILLIAMS,
ysln IL Real Estate Agents.
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{. SPLENDID LINE OF CLOTHING at z. B. SPENCE
& SONS. :! r.. .s.-rst s...s.. ..... ...rr.r
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ORANGES! ORANGEs!-Go to P1zzIN1's If you
wish to get juicy oranges. Pr -..+ -
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SEE NEW CERTIFICATE FOR CAPnLINA in al
other column. .'"' e-f#
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STATE TREASURY. The balance iii the
State Treasury yesterday was 81, ,192, 1890.
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LIST OF s.ErTERs.

r ~, LETTERS REMAINING IN
'S.,'Ir,,HNONU -. roST-oFFiCE JULY ri,
A. calling for Filters In this s' 4, l, will p,ssse tss
~ ATWct W IN, to ,ne prsd-Letter Office, in WASH
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Passengers OF the .Wreeked.Stsamsr
I,l. Mashfnrfon. N.y....l 9. u

HALIFAX, n 81 July 11.-All the cabin
and three hundred Of the steerage passen.
|gess of the wrecked Steamer Washington
have arrived here. fars,.
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FOR RENT, that large brick DIV ELL-GA
NG on Leigh street second door from MI
figtlh street. now occupied by Mr. Valentine. Pos
s.osl"u n le had In ten or ffteen days: Apply to
Z nuGGETT, corner Franklin and Thirteenth
S'rts 1S s-lw
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J POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal carts can have the printing neatly and
cheapiy done at the Dispatch printing house.
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I PEAns.-Go to PIzz1N1's and get some OF this
nice fruit. -
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AUCTION SALES THas Day.

On III safes red2 estate H,GGe bet,cses ts lst Of
& January md 3oth If June the tdIes for Ue pre-
- ole alsS made 6ettcee,r fte fst If JnIy aud Iasf
~ Of year the faaes have to be paid bDthe seer
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sEwIHG-MACHrNRs.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID PorohAcl
- ---0--T RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE or
TICKET AND FHEIGHr AGENT,
- - - RICHMOND. June 10, ls5a. J
- sfyys ING III

'AoAR 'RaiIsoAD- COMPANY, OFFICE or
GENERAL TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT @
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND. .PoTo-
- - MAC RAILROAD. "a.
( DIP DAY MALL leaves Byrd-stFeet ssafion $40
( = uP e; SIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-s,rcst stationsAs
X ssesgt Ss sandsTfii Tfis leave, Reoads.rest
/ DOWN DAY MAIL arrives a Byrd-strest sta
~ DOWN " NIGHT MAIL arrives ii Byrd Street sta
fso boWN 81 4. .lMccSaSaDaFfos " "a arrives a
Broad-Srect station sa7 A. II. te1cept on bun
EEEIGHT TRAINS leave Brosd-strset stasionen
Mondays, Wednesdays, aud Fridays ~ Gas a. d.:
fSnassstRs ~ sss Rsaruin eur Inc Bross
sreet station on TaestAys. Tnprsdays, and ss1ur-
o1sy Sy o. order der Of General supcrin,endent.
mu General Ery,sh.s l; and a iTisiss S . Agent: U
RIcaaosD, Yoak RlyEH AND caEsArsAksl
'as,s RICHMOND, June q, fs7s.
fnE AND AFTER This DATE PAS
lSB sENGER and FKElGHT TRAINS on thss
roaa gn s ss TRAis for wes: Point Leaves
RicliTrond al p. M., snd train tsca MsSs foins
viii arrive ss Richmond at 1899 A. NJ eis tean-
R ise spienoid steamer SUE, Captain nA.L;sseElE;
has Sse :as route osmesh xi, road and
T1 Rsss sfss sdEsbs siERsa ssfs
&C. IPs m ssssns s & ssf psiSss nss
ampie tarns 10 cohnect With tasins Tor the sasdA
sns Isi naa aaa eess InYs
e Wsst Point zig. ma trssn das q aRtcanspa =
ias SsIs ssas % IsSs,IaSse hSua, co,orca yeop,e IL
FREfGHT TRAN With psssssssar ar ssashed.
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' ESSELS.

,4r;a.n K. W. Mclaughlin, schooner Magnolia
,.w,!u John Z. Vorhis. schooner Eva: Captain
Na.hu-y. schooner Yankee Doodle: Norris T.
-.,ll. schooner J. c. Thompson: John d. VIII
AN. schooner Helen Ratnnlel Captain Job John
>. srAgoncr Il. johnson.
Ell. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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EuR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE@s
Il BRICK RESIDENCE on the northwest 81
corner Of Twenty-scveuth and Broad streets, re-
o:iily occupied by George s. Prince, Esq.,, con-
ard water tho premises. Apply to
~ lg-Jt LYME & BROTHER.
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8ithnttoud nispatc!,.
Ms-THE CIRCULATION OF THE MS
PATGH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CfRCuaATIuN.pF ALI THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. ..- 80,

July 70, 1879.
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The Telegraph and Government OIL
u.f..g. -

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Upon atquestion
made by Mr.. Orton, president of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, the Attor-
ney-General has decided that upon the lines
of telegraph operating under the act of July
"a, 1865, the officers and agents Of the diff
ferent departments of the Government may
telegraph each other upon official business at
the rates fixed by the Postmaster General.
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LADIES HAIR-DREssING FASHIONS direct from
Paris, at r. FERRANDINIs. 8ia, 6i5, and si7 Broad
street. All varieties Of hair work made to order by
Paris patterns, for all prices according to quality
of goods, and l guarantee my work TO give salts
faction Office for hair goods, ols Broad street.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
1tciine ine ARCHITECT AND DBUlLDER'S VA De
cr,..st,1y d, 1y AIEEET l.. WEST, Architect IL now
ans rules for measuring aud prices of work the
na!,qefs lien law, form Of contract dictionary Of
%tHhnlectulai terms, &C. You can't afford TO be
y lc-.lih&S IiI7 Maia ss reet.
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PIcrUREs.-REEs q Co., Main near Ninth street
ii.g ~ cards, &2.5o per dozen;
t7.n ts,H Cards, sl.5o per half dozen;
s,fi Large size, &2. @
The most reliable gallery in the city, and the cheap
est for good work.
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DENTISTRY.
{ HARLES A. MERCER

{ ,HARLES A. MERCER. &A
.asc!les all kinds OF work on The NATURAL
hhhih: Artificial teeth inserted all material
% "a h1. Satisfaction guaranteed. Charges very req
,iari'y work from TO 81 Pm.
ap l2-W &s3m
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EOR RENT OR LEAsE.-I desire to

EOR RENT OR LEASE.-I desire to
Il rent or lease my TURKEY ISLAND FARM,
y"ltaining TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FIVE ACRES, all Of which is in the highest state
river. sixteen miles below Richmond. There Is a
wharf ou the place, and the New York, Balu more,
'Gus atordiug market at the door for everything
Inait or raised on the place The farm Is adapted
|" The growth OF wheat, corn, oats, ana Iooacco'
!" get money rent, aud to good tenant terms VIII
t~ tnoderate. Possession will be given In time 70
seed The nexl crop. There is the place com
iortahc cCUTTAGE-HOUSE aud all necessary out
hUlst5
. FOR terms, &c. apply to me at the office 0f the
Washington Life Insurance Company, or TO IaIla-
irrrV & Co.. commission merchants, Richmond. Va.
IS ?-Iw&codlw GEORGE Z. PICKETT.
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EOR RENT, TWO PARLORS on @
u the first floor, with foltIug doors, to per- -
,ons without children; kitchen-rooms II desired.
appE in No. ils Seventh street between A; NJ
and /. NJ. " l0-3teod<
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
Another Horrid Butohery of
 White Men by Apaches.

A. c. Swain, well and favorahly known here for ten years. past, and man named John Mcdonald, were, on the afternoon of the llth inst, attacked and murdered by Apachcs, near the sink of the Ifassayampa, some l3 miles below the town of Wicken- burg in this county Of these horrid deeds we have been apprsed by Mr. Brennan, dri- yer of Grants stage, by letter from II. Mannasse of Wickenburg and the following letter from C. G. Terry to II. Partridge of this place:
 wicKESBuRG March l2, ls73.
 my rainfui dny mpart to you that yesterday A. C. Swain and a man whose name is unknown, mur dered by Indians, at point twelve miles below here on the ruad between here and Ph0pix. The circumstances as far as 1 can Q, information, were as follows;
 Gu Tuesday Swain l.n l,.,e for the puripse of taking and provisions io in his employ at or n the vicinity of Niggpr Wells On his return, as s shown by apparen, indications the battle ground ho was over taken by BIO iOO Indians who coming from East West and supised to be going " .servaiinn (perha,s Date Cre.k, and there Killed n company win the other When found the bdies were stripped o their clothing their taken also horse and mule that Swain driving And from appearances the mul' killed and by them at the Ia"e aprene 1ioned Gus" sisi with nrr1yTs three of which were yet in his body hr skun was mashed n with rocks 1T l ttci his body was horribly mulated. The body O McDOnah found about fen yards fr"m the place of sack partially covered up in sand and five of six ar in his breast his head asu mashed 10 with rocks Al s1n $ v the Monroe sad he cOuhdeu they were Apache -MOhayes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-03-15
A Queer Proposition.

curious petition for amendment to the Consii. tuon recently presented tn the Senate o the eeci
 that hereafter and throughout all time all persons. whether Of the State National Governmeu who shall recommend civil shall register their names in a book to be kept by inc Secretary ot State Washington and that when the breaks out they shall occupy the fnt ranks in hs line until the cl-es and that in default Of % doing they acknowledge themselves ready and thy io be taken out and shot at any instant that inc es dent of the United States, any Governor Of State shall so order and direct"
 Had these rules, pains and penalties been in full force previous to the year 1860, we would not now have national cemeteries, shoddy aristocracy, credit mobiller pick pockets or negro politicians. We go in for this amendment.