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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

PREPARING FOR THEIR BALI--The Washington
5. F. +. aud Hook and Ladder Company have
already leased the Masonic Temple, for the even.
ing of the 22d Of February next, when they wal
give their grand annual ball. On this occasion
about seventy members of the Marion Company
Of Charleston, s. C., are expected TO be present
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

EXTENSION The p, W. & b. r. r. freight
horse, at tn. S. f. conner Of Fourth and PInc
streets is to be extended about 20 or IS feet TO-
wards Spruce street Preparations are now going
on for the erection of the foundation walls for the
extension With the proposed addition the freight
house wall be large ana commodlous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

s5sS aS sISss. % 81 "a ' 2 - cs9.%SsD 'H
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

Os 81 as.Esl SLEss.: I al x5pIy I 4 tEs sSsss. q
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
LOCAL IRvRLLIaRMoE,

The Oxford (Pa) Agricultural Fair commenced
yesieidy.
Citizens and Germania Loan Association meets
this evening
The regular weekly meeting of City Council
will be held this evening.
The funsrnl of Geo. Townsend, yesterday,
was very largely attended.
The Great Western CircRs will exhlhit heTsD
about the 10th OF 18th OF this month.
Remember the sale Of ehrpmos At Fourth and
King streets, this afternoon and evening.
Lost IN London, at the Opera House, next
Saturday evening, BIDS fair TO be an attractive
performance.
The new pump and engine, at the walter work.
are daily inspected by numbers Of people. Every
body is delighted with them.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

No CAsKs.-P Polics business is dulIer than ever
and this morning not even an Ordinary case oi
drunkenness appeared upon the records. The
times are 60 hard and duh, that people wont even
get drunk to vary the monotony of existence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
WI. 8. WATT,

WILLIAM HALLY
N iWAoLEsAl.R DRALRR IN
Rrnndies, WhiSlxieS,
VIM EE8. &Ec..
All E. Front g., between ErenCh and
Walnut aEreeta,
5il-ig WILMINGTON. DEL.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02
SAFE! sUREI PROFITABLE
PUBLIC SALE.
South-Side Property.
ON SATURDAY, OCT. Ath. 1879,

With easy terms Of payment and without post
Donement. Withdrawal, or undertaking.
The location OF these Lots, near to Third. St.
Bridge. TO the very large manufacturing interests
in that vicinity. TO schools and churches, and to
tue improvements 20 wonderfully going up on the
South Side; their accessibility 70 kailFOad connec
tons and 20 water navigation. and their situation
ON main avenues extending 20 the Delaware River
and to New Castle, all render them very desirable
either for business for Investment, or Tor specula
ton. 1t is notable that those who have invested
on the SOuth-Sides have made quick and large
pr0iitp. and the future PROMISES equally we'll or
betteE Rsal estate. we'll located. 10 sure and prof.
rable.is safe when all elFs is uncertain, and the
opportunity is here offered purchasers by Prostive
Sale and easy terms, TO invest their cash checks
prOmifsory notes, or Savings Funds orders where
they Sill pay.
TERMS.-TWe enty per cent. cash, and th 10 balance
| in notes with approved endOrser equally divided
| at and months. bearing interest from the day
Of sale. Settlement in all casts TO be made prev-
Gus TO the following Saturday October 18th, 1873,
(OtherWise purchase may be declared void ct the
option of the sellers.l and parties who pay th q
whole in cash on or before that time. will be en-
titled TO a clear discount Of percent, Immediate
possession on settlement. J. T. HEALD,
| for himself and as Pres. @. Il. !. Co..
| sep26 q 1928 Wilmington. Del:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-02

Constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest mar
bet rates. Particular and personal attention given
70 Repairing any article in the above line.
A 6nO assortment Of Speotacles constantly on
hand, and sole agent for the Celebrated Diamond
6poctacles. maFlb=
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

Radical nominations in Prince Edward /:
For the House Of Delegates, Tai. Branch
(colored); Commonwealth Attorney, EDGAR
Allen: Sheriff, w. 2. Gillian; county Ire'-
surer, 5. II. Bliss; Overseer of Poor,
Miller.
Radica, nominations in Prince George
For House of Delegates, William Gillian
(cooreU; for Sheriff, P. A: F Fl for
Superintendent Of the POOL D. .nd
wealth,s Attorney.-Petersburg Appeal.
Radical nominations in Fairfax county
For House of Delegates, Judge j. Fl. Gray 8;
for Treasurer, Job HawNhurst; for Com
monwealth's Attorney, Judge Hoke; for
Superintendent of the Poor, B. Garfield ;
and for County Surveyor, George L, Howard.
Hughes has changed so many times we
expect he will join the white mans party
before the canvass is over, since kemper has
knocked the black out Of him.--Leringt0rl
| Gazette. ..-. ..; j.. . -u. ..-1
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-. = = ,.aa co, nnn111 ar tricn ns much

wear II & 81. sa5. fsD0.1t. or twice rs inuch
ax,n ISiO It i, fact that the expense 0,
the Navy Department for 1850. when we n 10.
a commerce TO protect, was only 81 ,ola,oa'
and il is a fact that liz expense thts year
where is our commerce Pts over s!o,,,
600 600, or double what it was IN lSoo anu a
the same ratio of enormous increase in the
cost o: administering the departments anov g
enumerated applies to the other det,ar'.nen,as
of the Government. 1t is TACT tha' unu.i
the present Credit-Mobi'cr-salars-grao , uu.,i
fines Greater than formerly. In 1864. when
orccnbacks were deprecated to less than Al
cents ON the dollar. Congress cost only 81,
951, l9a. For the current year the expense:
of our salary grabbing statesmen Will bi
seven or eight times that amount, even II a
their next session they do not grab an!
more salary or back pay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
Some Damaging Facts.


The temporary chairman OF the New York
Democratic State Convention, in his open
ing speech, the other day, brought out few
facts which our canrassers in Virginia may
perhaps lind useful Oh some occasions. we
quote: "-
Elisa fact that the increase Of Government
EXPENSES for the present year over last Is
SIS O0O. 900 II is a fact that the expense OF
me General Government for the present
wear is estimated by the Secretary of the
Treasury at. and will. exceed, S3OS, 1000.
II is fact that this is two and one-fifth per
cent of the assessed value, real and personal,
Of the United States. 1t is 4 fact that the as
sessed value of the State Of New York is
81 .967 ,001, 1S5. 1t is fact that the share OF
his State of the cost for this year of the
Federal Government will be 1927, 026 ,07.
II is fact that the cost Of the Federal Govern.
ment for the current year to each Taxpayer
averages just two and one-ffth per cent. OF
his assessed valuation; or, 1920 on each
500 of such assessment. 1t is fact that in
1860 the expense Of the Federal Govern
ment was only about one-iifth OF what it is
now. 1t is a fact that the cost of the Eyecu.
i've Department of the Government in 1860
was only 81 ,S20,S04. IL IS q TACT that this
year it is SIT 100000. 1t is u fact that the
cost of this department under Lincoln in
1864, when the war was raging, and when
Tor secret service aud other extraordi,
nary purposes incident upon the war UNI
usual expenditures were necessary, was
only S3,433,04l in currency when. gold
ranged us high as 2s5 and greenbacks were
worth as low as only 80 cents on the dollar.
1t is fact, therefore, that under Grant, IN
1873, during peace, the expenses. OF the Pre-
sident's own department are over ten times,
allowing for the depreciation OF greenbacks,
what they were under Lincoln In 1864, while
the rebellion was raging. 1t Is fact that
the expense OF tie War Department IN 1860
was oEiy &c. 472,202. 1t is a fact that this
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

Messrs. FISK & HATCH, of the New lofh
bankers who have recently suspended al'-
pear to command alike the sympathy anu
the respect of the people of New ork ano
of their correspondents in all dlrectlohs'
There is no suspended house in New / DIN
which appears to command more KIM leei-
inc and confidence.
Messrs. Fisk & HATCH have been 'nvailia'
bic agents of the Chesapeake and ONO kali
road Company. They have very efficiently
assisted Mr.. HUNTINGTON in his astonishing
achievements in behalf of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. In little over two
wears he completed that road, obtaining by
loan upwards of eleven millions of dollars
for that purpose. Mr.. HUNTINGTON, in an
swcr to one of the committees OF Congress,
said that he had passed hundreds Of slecpleSs
nights thinking where he should get money
to build the railroads he had in charge. we
don't wonder. 1t is the hardest part OF rail-
road-building to borrow the money. Mr..
HUNTINGTON may thank Providence for
strong constitution and stout frame. Had
he not these he would have been buried
in " cattle-siop" long ago.
We trust that McSsrs. FISK Il HATCH will
soon resume. Their credit is so good--thcir
fame is 80 free from all stain. notWith>%nd-
ing the temptations lay which they are sur
rotmdad-tnat the would be sure OF fine
s,r,,,,nrt il, their business. That business Is
one which cmucuiIy demands integrity ana
rrol,ity. Men will not trust the suspected
and the tainted. For agents. they seek the
honest and rru,lcn,. Such the voice OF the
commercial pubic has pronounced Mcssrs.
FISK & GiATCu 10 hu.
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New Books,

The OuVam's Daughter; or, Adrentures IN
the South. By EMERSON BENNETT. author
of Prairie Flower" Clara Moreand,'
etc. Philadelphia CLAYTON, REMsES Il
IIAFFELFINGER.
For sale by WooDuousE & PAEnAM.
Cdt7ncn'S Inheritance. By CHRISTIAN REID,
author of "Valerie Aylmer,' . Morton
House." etc. Philadelphia To-Day Print
ing and Publishing Company.
This book by CHRISTIAN REID is illustrated
by w. L. SHEPPARD, of this city. The pub
fishing concern is new one. They have
printed this last Of CHRISTIAN REDS novels
in very excellent style.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON d Co.
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.T FALL, 1878.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.

G1j FALL, 1915.
SPLENDID STOCK DRY GOODS.
Il r. PRICE & co.
have opened the great bulk of their hne STOCK OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS 10 "mch
the attention af their friends and the Virginia pup
lie is called. During the entire season Their III
creased facilities will enable them to OTTER all the
novelties as they appear in the northern markets.
Every deuurtment in their house viii be Kept up 10
fuIl standard, with Improvement in many respects.
Esnecially in their DRESS GOODS ROOM Will
this change he apparent, as the same taste in seec-
tions of colors and designs will be apparent which
gave them reputation before the war;
CAMELS' HAIR POPLINS,
FRENCH and IRISH POPLlNS,
.GRO-GRAIN and TAFFETE SILKS, III black
and colorcd;
REPS POPLlNS and TYCOON REPS,
DIAGONAL and PLAIN POPLINS,
yELOURS, MOHAIRS. &c;
MOURNING; and BLACK GOODS in great as
sortment Speciality.
SHAWLS aud WRAPPINGS Of every kind.
Great bargains In
FLhNNELS, IRISH LINENS, a.
TOWELS, HOSIERY,
BLACK ALPAC1AS, sc.
Splendid FINE BLANKETS. oc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

viii be meeting OF Il e
members of the RI Hai0SD CAL EDOSlAN
~ II r. nm TUESDAY. 7tlI October, at TX O'Clock,
In the Social Hall corner Of TwentY-lrSt uIid Nam
streets. Clansmcii are requested 10 be prompt II.
ntien,jnncr All pcrsons wishing to become menhers
arc resnectrully invited to make application AT inc
hall. or nt Mr. Bagnals, Manstrect, from whom ail
information may be received: >,n Secondary
oc 4-3ts i. C''PEII \ W. .S-.-! -.
ID ESCUE COUNCIL, No. 1.-The oinccIs
IL aud members OF RESCUE COUNClL, TO TO - :;
their order TuIS Saturday LSLAls6 IN. ~ r g
O'Clock precisely as snrss Of ,po ees Wr,'
transacted The members wiz ALSO Pe"'' '''''
nrypared to settle for their tickets.
By order Of President CAKEISGToTS;;r ps1
Nj. u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

We acknowledge with thanks Invitations
TO attend the Augusta County Fair, a
Staunlon, on the 18th, 18th, and 10Th o
October; the Piedmont Fair, at Culpcper
on the 14tll. 10Th, 10th. and 18th of October
the Loudoun Fair, at Leesbtrg, on the 9th
9Th, and It'll of November; and the Roam
okc and Tar River Fair, at Weldon, n. {.
on the 18th to 3lSt Of October.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

The Petersburg Iader and Appeal has
numerous staff Of editors. 1t keeps one who
writes nothing but articles on Fa'Jeon, so it
says, aud no one has ever yet doubted its
word and survived As the last of this edl-
tors articles appeared year ago, it would
seem that he has good many leisure hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

CoMrLlNE$rAEY.-ln his speech before the
New York Democratic Stale. Convention, on
Wednesday last, Dir. BEEBE spoke Of Vice
President WILSON ~ one who, III 1861,
with livid lips and coward heart fled from
Bull Gun to Washington
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

We would have the Dispatch to under
stand that our kureis do not grow Oh goo5er-
pea yines.-Inder.
Perhaps not; but they are certainly pea
cllliar, and some of them spring from 4
81 ,pipa -
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DEATHS.

Died, a, the residence of her father, AR. John 5.
Charles i'm Williamsburg, Va, on the 29th Of Sep
tcmher. Mrs. LIZZIE G. CULPEPPER, wife of
John q. Culpepper, Esq of Portsmouth. Va, after
an illness of five weeks. Reguiescat in pace.
Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy
Died, at her residence, corner Tenth and McDo-
ME- ". GIBBS, wife of THOMAS e. GIBBS, in
the thirty-tifth year OF her age.
Her funeral viii take place from the Baptist
church THIS Saturday MORNING at IL O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend.
Died. October I'd, at his residence, in Goochland
county, Va, DR.. WILLIAM L. WIGHT; aged
Seventy-two years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

TOBACCO STATISTICS.-1n our commercial
column will be found full and interesting
tobacco statistics for the year ending on the
30th September from all the inspection
towns OF the State.
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n1IIIrARY NOTICES.

4 TTUCKS GUARD, ATTENTION. 8
"A According to Battalion orders TINS com, ~
mnnd will assemble ut the Ola harkfl TEL on
Cu-drcss uniform. armed ana eghiplmGu, W. ~
MONDAY MORNING, 9th instant. at 3et pt.i
for excursion TO Washington. BY order Oh Iap'aih
hobSo3;;s Orderly Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

An interesting letter from Charlotte county
is not published because the writer does not
give Us his name.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

The New York Herald has dropped Cesar
ism, and is now running the chief:justiceshll
through the interviewing mill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

M SPECIAL NOTICE.-GEORGE
BELL co. have In yard the LoRBERRY RED
ASH and SnAMAKIN. WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
Coal, SO valuable for domestic use Glover Hill,
Cumberland, and splint COAL for sale.
Gas-House COX rnrders TAKEN Call ut No. Liz
Dock street, between Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
,streets. !, j n, i, sa ~, Sc 3Q-Tu, ThGS3t =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN d co.
Our stock of goods has just been rePlenlshed ny
the addition Of 1000 worth Of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for CASH. OF
the latest novelties In importeahnd domestic fap-
rics. We are now displaying most attractive as
sortment OF
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
Also, new and beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
in all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND COLoRED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock Is very complete, con-
sisting III part Of
BOMBAZINES, CASHMERES,
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
TAMIsE, GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS
selected with great care as to good and permanent
black. Also, choice lot OF
CARPETS, RUGS, DRUGGETS, &C., &c.
All of which we offer at the very lowest marker
prices. CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
Sc 29-tDe16
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a.T,OTEING
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
TRADE
100000

FALL, AND WINTER CLOTHING
LARGEST STOCK IN FIFTEEN YEARS
COMPRISING all the novelties of the season. among
which can be found
roo prs1SEss SUITS, s12 to $40;
a00 DRESS SUITS, $25 to s45;
aoo FALL and WINTER oVERCoATs' slo
soo PAIRS FANCY CASHMERE PANTS 50
ooo ps 10 ssJ BLACK DoEsKIN PANTS, $3.50
,oo WHITE DUCK VESTS, for parties, s2.75
to So;
ono BLACK CLOTH VESTS, So to $780,
Q 600 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS. s1.75 to $s'
o oOo ITNDERsHIRTS and DRAWERS, SA'oo
10 o. ALSO,
CLOTHS, CASSIs1ERES, AND VESI1N'o'
+, Tho n,occ. which will MAKE TO MEASURE IN
accordance with the wants of the customer THIS
combination of stock makes 1t one Of the MOST
,Trpa GIVE ever before offered to Virginia
public.
r,,s stork Is gotten up for the RETAIL TRADE
ONLY. and an especial care given to The wants OF
NV natrons. which, under an experience Oh lHih-
~ YEARS in this market, gives me kNo"L-
EDGE NOT ENJOYED by others. These goods
are bought exclusively for CASH, and no house OF
SIMILAR KIND in the State has It's equal III
ABILITY. STOCK. STYLE, PRICE, QUANTITY
To SELECT FROM, as the old-cstablished mouse oi
WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street.
rn>-crr.c sc 30-cod3t
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FAIR.

THE LADIES OF GRACE EPISCOPAL
lECHURCII, Main street, will commence their
FAIR on MONDAY, October 6, at y O'CLOCK A., In
the large room over the store of MessrS. CardoZo,
Fol1rnurean 4 Co. opposite the post-ofice, to con-
time throughout the week. They WIN be prepared
to furnish DINNER and SUPPER every day.
and will have on hand the usual variety of FANCY
ARTICLES, including chdren's double Wrappers
Infants Slips and dresses for children, aprons of
all sizes, various kinds OF sacques, underclotmns
and other useful articles. 80 oc 5-f&hlt
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DRICE LIST OF TEXTBOOKS
USED IN THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND, ls73,74,
FOR SALE BY
j. T. TYSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoyER,
1112 MAIN STREET,
THREE DOORS ABOVE DISPATCH OFFICE.
DRICE LIST OF TEXTBOOKS

The prices below are the lowest, and have been
agreed upon by the superintendent OF the city
arhoolS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

NE BREEDEN & FOX
ARE OFFERING
GREAT BARGAINS
in many articles bought under the heavy depression
In New York during the past week.
BREEDEN & FOX,
se3OlOt iO1 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

NIHIS BAND OF UUKo, a NO: L.
pptSS AND STRING BAND-OFFlCE,N No. 2329
MAIN sTRBET--A CARD TO THE puBLllCi,m -
A GRAND BALL, Of which due notice VII De
Ornamental to The First Virginia regiment ana
Richmond generally. A popular yearly scale OF
nrices and no agents to direct the interest of this
rs intended to be, YEARLY PERMANENT oRGANI-
aATIOS BALL MUSIC A SPECIALITY. Call, or
address by letter JAMES r. MCCANN,
co 17-lm 1929 Main street.
N. Is. | have much pleasure in stating to my
friends and The public ut large that have engaged
the valuable services Of
MIR. HENRY S. PAGE,
the celebrated csrnct player, who was brought
this counyto play his SOLOS at the great Boston
Jubilee. :.
Due notice will be given Of his first appearance in
Richmond as star feature Of the First Virginia Re-
gimcnt band oc 3-tlf oct
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on Thursday, October I'd, by Rev. J. +.
TIANA RAWLINGS; both of this city. +
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A SSEMBLY uALL.-FOR a SnOh s
DAY EVENING, october lst,,cn
20 PnoEEsson AMI, ! SO RICHMOND
WIZARD OF THE NOltIti, AND III nNio-ND
assisted by the beautiful LE0NA ANDERSON , ana
company One hundred valuable presents gven
"t g admission 80 cents reserved seats, 5O cents
10 Oe a l1a9 A. A. 'no DR. L. REESE. Agent.
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PRIMARY SCHOOL.

fhinhhi 5SiJU>.
McGuGey''s Spelling Book, IL
3icGu1ey's First Reader. Northumberland. 10
McGuffey's Second Reader. 25
MEG uney q Ihlrd keader. ."................. 35
McGufey's Fourth Reader. ................. 40
Wilson's First Reader ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Wilson's Second Reader. Observation-Disclosures. go
Wilson'S intermediate Third Reader........ so
Wilson's intermediate Fourth keader...... 10
Swinton's Word-Book. ..".... ......,...... rs
Harris First Composition. .................... 80
Websters Primary Dictionary. ........... 40
Webster's Common-school Dictionary...... 80
Guyots Elementary Geography. ............ as
Or. In exchange for Cornell ................ 81
Ouackenbos'S Primary Arithmetic. 80
Ouackenl,os's Elementary Arithmetic....... so
Ouackenbos's Mental Ariu;metic...,....."" 45
bavics's Primary Arithmetic. 10
Davies's Written Arithmetic. ................ ~
nayics's intellectual Arithmetic. ............. go
Walton's Arthmetical Tables. ............... z
Walton's slate :...:... :.......................
Spelling Exercise, Book. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Spencerian Copy-Books. Observation-Disclosures. 8
D.
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POWDER AND SHOT,

POWDER AND shOL.
NT0TICE TO SPORTSMES.
AtaFLIS AND RAND POWDER CONTAIN
oa,nfscture the following brands, which they ene'
the public as articles OF great saperioriS'
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER
from Nos. to .;
ORANGE DUCkISG POWDER,
som Sos. To s. packed In metalkegs Of u poa'l'1'
: .N'-, AUDUBON POWDER, :, 4, and LII
..,,, Noa To 4 packed In metal kegs OF " Sno -
ORANGE RIFLE PoWDEa, .rs NJ Al.
sizes f. g., FF. O., aud EEE. g., In mesA Aee' :"
I5 and rs pounds. -, tho
Also BLASTING and MINi IS tS MS sse y -
| a co is lam AGENTS for the Manufacturers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.

THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER O.
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A LII THE TEXTBOOKS tSED IN
N the public and private schools. colleges, and
universities OF the State, STATIONERY Of every
description. including
Copy BOOKS.
CoMpOSITIOS-BO BOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS,
WRITINC-PAPER.
PENS, PEN-HoLDERs,
BLACKBOARD CHALK, ,,.
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, RULERS
GIOBEs WALI-MApS, INK, ISKSTASDS,
INDIA RUBBER, WATEk-CoLoEs, IN
DRAwISG-PAPER and DRAwISG-Books' az
Of which will be supplied on the most re.sonapie
terms by WOODboUeE q l =, At H. -,
l-oJ haih oti''N
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| pu,l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Anus Method BY 0ehlschlagcr. .............. Wy
Fechncr's Copy-Books, q Nos. at.......,.:: 10
| These and ALL OTHER school. BOOhS ana
| STATIONERY used in public and private schools
for sale by d; /. ELL , 80,
. en- oo-st 1ll2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

Scut, secured at Anbold's Music Store, 920 Main
80, ,.on'' 7'N W. " DC LAT
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-07-10
THE MoDoCs.
Surrender Of Another Party
The Defense of the
4 Prisoners.

YREKA, July 7.-Blair, superin'
tendeut Of Fairchild's rancho, says that
on Wednesday morning last, three
Moaoo bucks, embracing Millers Char.
Icy, one Of Capt. Jacks fathers.in.law,
and ! young warrior, came to him west
of the house and called out the ranch.
mon, and formerly surrendered. The
Modocs were anxious to know what
they should do. Fairehild told them
to bring in the women and children
about the lsva. bed, and then await
orders from the military aukhoritiss.
The bucks started for the squaws and
children on the following day. Z
Col Lewis, Of Red Bluff, attorney
for the Modocs charged with. murder,
leaves this evening. dc intimates
that he has entered the case at the 90.
licitation Of Judge Steele, and is aux.
ious not only to show the provocation
Of the Indians for the late struggle, but
the cause Of al hostilities s...s 81. .ss# b