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Anew Baptist Church was dedica
ted st Cambridge last Sunday.
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q, cs.,rsvt.le. Aug q. '7S.

m, P,re.t and Sweetest Cod-Liver Hi -
uasn,d = c,ssWeiis, made on the sea snone' s.s'
fresh. selected livers. by Casweli aszar s,ne,t
~ york n Is absolutely pure Anu a. ~ e. !. m
Nss NeW no Gho have once taken II prefer u 70 al
othsrs. Physicians have decieea !" s"P
SoGny of the other oils In mshkoe.
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NEW ORLEANS Sugar and Molasses
lust received. JEPsoNs'.
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Mo1cE.

,,or,cv a.. given that the partner.h,,
N ,ss Is neTing between Josiah RsmsaPR
and Lambenutual consent on The ~, =. vas
dissolved JOSIAH RAMSEY " OF
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PAY the printer, then 60 and pay
vour taxes. Why not?
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JACKSON CRACKER is the name, ano
IL Ia careful to noise it about.
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Subscriptions TO Harpers Magazine, u sekiy
and Pazar to one address. iar one year, stV0y,
or two OF HaEpel's Periodicals TO one address
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scriIser ut the Office where received, ~.
|, Back Mum hers eau be supplied at any tiine.
wears 1865 Ge 80 III, ~, 75 elegantly pound In
green morocco cloth, will be sent; by express.
Grsj,i,t prepaid for 81 90 eacl.. - sss..-.-,
RE pdsrsige on Harper's Bazaar is 20 cents q
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Executors Notice

HNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
L Executor the estate of Nehemiah Wright
decd, late of Belmont, Belmont County, Ohio.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the said estate
will present them duly authenticated, to the
undersigned for allowance.
nov273w. JOHN d. WRIGHT, Executor.
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nARpER'S DAZAR.
Notices of the Press.

The Buzar is edited with a contribution OF
tact aud talent that we seldom find In any
Journal: and the journal itself Is the organ OF
the great world OF fashion.-Bosto'' 1Tdpesee''
rhe Roznr commends itself 10 every member
of the non. .ehold-to the children by droll and
nretty pictures to the young ladies by its fash>
ion>pIates in endless variety, 10 The pr1vluent
,oatron nv its prttern ior tn. childrens clothes
to u1ferfaIlilias by its tasteful designs Tor ems
broidered slippers and luxurious dressings
gowns. But the reading matter OF me ho.1s . a y
aconired a wide popularity for the hreside en-
p hs55nent Il affords.-M. 7. Evening" Post.
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sHOEMAKERS Will please take nosice 'n.'
Ihsve Upper. Kip and Caifskins FOE sn
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ONLY 10000 TICKETS
au1OuutAnS "
$1,5OO,0O 90.

Will be distributed among the ticket-holders
The tickets are printed in coupons, OF lOths
and all fractional parts will be represented In
the drawi -Ig just as whole ticket are.
LIST OF GIFTS,
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-Uk = x. k.fnLxR-Betng gwcfn, Dy1 Rrndusksi 4 TIE
University Penns In l and sftsr ysa s1psrisaes
Perfected DE-. Fttler,s Vegetable Rhsu8e alto
ney and Rheumsto dseasea svorn to this 1h Apr ISL
"a osDoURH, Notary Pubss Pkiia-
Weclsrsymea vefe Cured H. and v satixy sny one
ing u.s. Rev Thos Murphy D. Frsndord. .Phia RsvC-H-
Ewing, MediaPA RsyJ s. Bushanan, C1arsncs Iowa Rev
smith, Pittsford. Rev. jos Begxz Falls Church
PhA should write fit1sf Phla sr srpia-
natoy guar.ntee lsti. go Rsxsrd
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RExExpER your road receipts.
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Notice to Taxpayer

Notice to Taxpayers.
The time for paying taxes Will De
.xtended until December Nth.
A. PORTERFIELD,
,o 4, Treas'r.
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u.,,,~ers and Ohis Naiiresa.
tcxxrRAL OHIO DTvIsIoNJ

Passenger Trains on Central On.1 10
,,.,,;s;on leave Bellaire and arrive al
BeIlaire as follows:
vrsI-BoUND TRAINS
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"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure n
SnstructioB.'
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Good News for the Children.

81. NicaOla, ha, Come, lie is csming every Mo
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Teachers Examination.
QCS-74)
rssruary 7th, 81. Ciairsviile.
Trreh 7fh Sc. Clairsvtlle.
Msrch I'D Martins Ferry.
Anil litA 81. Clairsvtlle.
Nav d. Beilatre-
I3d 6t. Caifsvtne
June 18th 81. CaAirsville.
aegin prom pity ate O'Clock.
,saca ta ii character required Wnefe aP'
MM~srt ie NOT known 70 the Board,
FA6sas ~ ROBERT ALEXANDER,
C8AS. r. sHREVE.
]. J. BURNS.
Co. Examining Board.
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Tuesday, the 3lst of March, 1874.
Over A Million Dollars,

And have great mary agents yet TO hear from.
No doubt is entertained of the sale of every
ticket before the drawing, but whether all are
sold vi not the oolcert and drawing will posi-
lively and unequivocally take place on the day
now fixed, and If any remain unsold they Will
be cancelled and the prizes will be reduced In
pro portion TO the unsOld tickets.
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Aeip SdSerttsetrente.

From Dauchy & Co., Advertising Ag't
Netc York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05
PulaSlKf.
ACCOUNT or TEE ARRAY BETWEEN HOOPER AM
&wYGLEs-THE WOUNDED NAN STILL LIVING :
/ :; Esfsfr-t ,.s@.a'''1 IL ..''.+s

ACCOUNT or TEE ARRAY BETWEEN HOOPER AND
wYGEEs-THE WOUNDED NAN STILL LIVING
wYGLEs BAILED ,ss.,.,,.-. vi. : ..,.... ..
-, DUBLIN DEPoT, PULASKI COUNTY, 3VA.,l
~ April 3, is. 3. IS
send you an account of the late homicidal
affraSfin this county as stated to me. The
mere fact of an atfray having taken place has
already appeared. in your columns.
Henry L. Hooper was shot near Martins
station, Virginia and Tennessee railroad, on
2Sth March, by Joseph B. Wygles,s of Texas.
1t appears by the evidence that Wyg'es's
brother owned q house, into which Hooper
tried. to force bis way to take possession.
Mrs. Hooper arrived at, the. house ahead OF
Hooper; gaining admittauce she locked the
closets and inner doors, taking the keys-the
house then being occupied by James John.
son, who was tenant of Wygles's. When
Hooper arrived he went to the back door and
tried to force it, but failed he then went to
the front door, where he met Wygles, who told
him he could not enter the house. Hooper
said ne could or would. Hooper at this
time ran his hand in bis pocket as if to draw
a weapon. Wygies then fred on him with
double.barreiled shotgun loaded with
buck-shot, which took effect In the left
breast. Hooper retreated few steps and
FELL Wygles started for Dublin to give him
self up to the officers of the law, but was
met about quarter Of q mile away by the
sheriff, who was ON his way to the ne gh.
borhood, to whom he surrendered himself,
telling him what he had done. He brought
him before Squire j. Il. Cecil, at Dublin;
who, on the evidence before him, baied
Wygles in, the sum of $500 for his appear
ance before the County Court on the 9th.
On the next day after being bailed bis secu-
rites became uneasy, fearing he would leave
for Texas. They delivered him to Squire
Cecil, who committed him to Jail. His
trial will come of en- the 9Th of April,
that being regular scourt-day. Hooper re-
NAMED at the place where shot until yester-
day, when he was removed to NewEern,
which is the ,cOunty-seat. At first his ply
sicians thought his case hopeless, but now
think he may recover. He has coughed up
two shot from his lungs. Hooper Is consid-
cred a very bad maA in the neIghborhood in
which he lives, having once shot man. who
has ar this time eleven shot in his neck.
Hooper and Wygles were closely connected
by marriage. Wygles had emigrated to
Texas, and only returned to settle up some
business. There appears to be great sym;
nathy for Wygles, who was always very
quiet, good citizen. !,5'h-.& ~
The weather has opened fine, and the crops
of wheat and grass are looking good. The
farmers are busy ploughinS, and everything
is thriving In this section.s r. B. c.
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We published yesterday from the New
York Journal Of Commerce an article stating
u effect that. 8 corporation composed pf,
Hhat were once three several corporations
can purchase a first mortgage held against
either one of the original corporations, and
by virtue thereof prevent a sale Of the prop
erty so mortgaged under a second mortgage,
oHelse cause such sale to be made. subject
70 the first mortgage. Since corporations
are but artificial persons, it follows that rs,
B, and @, each having several mortgages
upon his farm, can enter into a general part
aership, and, putting all theirfarms together,
purchase one such mortgage, and by virtue
oft bold the farm 30 mortgaged in their own
bands, or cause Il to be sold subjectt to their
own claim apon their own property. We
arc not ready to admit that such Is the law In
Virginia. We are inclined to think that our
courts would find some way Of causing Josas
tcpay his debts, even if he did call himself
JoNEs s. SMITH. ss' $50
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49,, 3 q ls es
sssvs SufF ilo serious ~ lsessM
~, I've were near q ssss Y y ' sly;
sss,ary,ay. The ROD q hase Eau n y.
hi = n WAS Ia tho ine as scor, 81. Gus
e e and axting1 bed NTH bgt little.
trnrble. IL waSSsn tickI tied part ~
the city, and Tider 6t!ter scunstances
would have been a very serious matter. ...,..
The engineers have been at work nome
DAYS past surveying tito route for the ions-
faiked-bf railroad. This looks like Dusin;i,ii
We are encouraged nasE.to hope .tna asn !"
more permanent evidences viii De ses sa,;a N
me same direction promisins the eomp dsates
Of tlie.work. The present survey i.A'Es ant
that The road win pass through NV short oTt
county ana terminate on York river asn s;t =
distance above Yorktown. il go, our .n, ,,s tbp
nav share more largely In benefits .s4 ;,b It's It's
enternrise than has been supposed. VIZ or,
terminus at Newport News as iollh 'aD! - ~
1ss Mp,sh WINS itself to the last, but now we
are e having delightful weather: vegetan.o.n
heo, ne to Star, and people are busy 70 tneir
uasriens and farms, ploughiDg anu sowing OWING ih d
hope. .-~-a-...,,,, -. - "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

~ (. Z = g.
BILLS WHICH HAVE FAILED TO BEcoME LAWS.
We have published, in the expectation thai
-thay would become laws, several bills as they
passed the two. Houses of the General las.
senbly just before the close Of the session,
which bills, iwetnow learn, the Governor has
failed to approve. These are: TO-, -. !!
The billfor the governing of warehouses
and TO authorize the issue of warehouse re-
eedpts. s@ 50
The embezzlement bill. concerning
commission merchants and farmers.
81 The bill forbidding the issue hereafter;
iiof State bonds with coupons receivable for
taxes. ..,g So. .s.--,.s r,..
The reader will understand that all these
haye failed TO become laws. ~. =.
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staunlton..

II = ss%%<& Staunton..l sS3 ste4s :
'rnrri rApY,s TUNNEL FIRE-PGRCHAsE OF THE.
rAIB GROUNDS By TIE VALLEY RAILROAD
( COMPANY. !syS..H,t
rcorrcspondence OF. the Richmond Dispatch.I ;.
i, = v4sa:a e,ksTAyNTeS, April 8, 1873.
A telegram was received yesterday eve
ming from Superintendent Perry, of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad, by the Mayor
of Staunton, stating that .Cady's tunnel, just
beyond Millboro,, was on fire, and request
ing the city authorities to send the nfe com-
pany to assist in subduing the flames. Tins
was. at once assented TO, and IN a very snort
time the Augusta Fire Company was ABOARD q
of q special train, with their hand. engine ana
hose.car1iage. The company returned tnls
morning, unable to rendef any assistance on
account OF the falling rocks, and stimbers,
which prevented any approach near enough
to do any work. The tunnetis still on hfe,.
and no prospect :of being extiDgulshed.:
This will no doubt prevent the running Of
the through trains for some time. &,
q Ata meeting Of the directors Of the Au'
gusta Fair Company, yesterday, propo,
sition was received from the Valley haliroaei
Company through their counsel, Judge hugh
". Shelley, offering $40, 600 for the GROUNDS,
with the privilege OF removing the buildings
aud sheds now on the grounds. This propto-
sition was unanimously rejected. The al
rectors then appointed Colonel John B. Bald
win, James Crawford, and w. A. Burke TO
negotiate the sale with the Valley Rali,
road Company for 900, with all
the, reservations mentioned IN the pro-
position submitted by: Judge .Sheffeys
and also STIMULATING for sufficient time to re-
move said buildings and transfer the pre-
sent liens on these grounds to some others,
which win be hereafter purchased by the
Augusta Fair Company. /, This proposition,
It is reported, has been accepted by the Val.
ley Railroad Company, although no official
notice of such acceptance has been given.
No doubt is entertained but that this propo.
sition will be accepted, as the grounds will
be.worth much larger amount to the Val
ley railroad. t.Et 49, T''& ''' DICK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

POLICE CoURT-Jusice j. j. White pre-
siding.-The following cases were disposed
of in this court yesterday:
Henry Price, stealing lot of Iron from
the Tredegar Company. Sent to Jail for
twenty-four hours-frst offence.
WE. Knox, charged with beating and
attempting to shoot A. j. Berry. Case con-
tinued until Wednesday next, and Knox
baied in the sum of $500.
james L. Battle, stealing q lot of screws
from j. w. Cardwell. Sent to Jail for thirty
days. ,...-.--,
~ Robert Robinson, for cutting Frank Jack
son with knife. Sent on to the Hastings
Court, and bailed in the sum of $500.
Eliza Robinson, for abusing Louisa Payne.
Fined $3.50. =
Samuel Foster, for beating james B. Nc
Cauley. Fined 81. -. .....Is.,
William Lawson, stealing wood from Cot
trell s. Co. Sent to Jail for tWenty-four
hours. ----r-st ----~-r--
. Henry Brown, for shooting at and attempt
ing to cut one Hezekiah james. Fined Slo,
and sent to. Jail for thirty days.
Henry Banks, trespassing on the property
of and threatening to kill Amos Jones
Fined $3.50. ---------
Is Justice White was engaged until late
hour Yesterday hearing civil cases. -
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IMPORTANT LAND SALE.-We learn from Q
reliable source that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company have purchased Of John
FL. Gilmer and his clients, the Grifhns, OF
Philadelphia, the entire river front from the
Darlington farm, in York county, to the
town line of Yorktown, containing one hum
,dred acres !; and we near that Mr.. Gilmer
leaves In few days for Yorktown to put
this company in actual possession Of the one
hundred acres by survey. -.
b. We give this information as reliable fact,
derived from unquestionable authority; but
as to the price and conditions we are not In.
formed, as the parties, on this point, are I'm
communicative.
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y Cumberland.

g.s,l VI ;zst >at Cumberland. fr@ sef - t4lF |
HEAVY VIM, AND .BAN.sToRa--OA IRA LOOKING!
UP-PERsoNALs@ .ui s@f2 As
lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
80 Ia. a., April 1873.
= The heavy wind and rain-storm which
prevailed here Saturday done great deal of
damage to fencing, houses, and other pro-
perty. Large quantities of fencing were.
legelled to the ground. and houses blown
down. a stable at Ga Ira, with the "unfor.i
tunate DIR. Tatum's" horse In Il, was blown
down, catching the horse nnder.the falling
Debris aud injuriug him very seriously, but:
it is thought he will partially get over it,
Several tobaceo-barns in the neighborhoodI
are seen lying fat :upondhe ground. Seve.I
raj Of the oldest inhabitants Say 1t was the
seyerest storm of the kind they ever wit!
messed. ~ 81
Ca Ira Is looking sup IA little; one new
dwelling has been built recently and others
are in contemplation. Ga Ira has been at q
stand-stiA for q long while, but the writer
thinks it has brighter days not far, distant
In the future. There has been new wheel
wright shop opened recently tand.a new to-
haeco factory ID 20 be bHilt the approaching
summer. There has been good deal of the
e q weed e bought and reprized here this
season. - ~ 81 ~
Rev. William Ho9ton and lady win return
from Richmond on Saturday next! from a
visit 20 her father Rev. Dr., Mimi garode} 7.
5E d. ~ 1NCg.IN-AsN HlLR,O
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@- SPRING 1873: ~ :
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK.

T.R. PRICE & co.
arc now opening their first purchases of EARL 7
SPRING GOODS and during tho present and
coming week viii get In the bulk of their stock
comprising everything new, beautiful, and attrac-
tive, In their line.
ENGLIsH AND AMERICAN PRINTs-great variety
JAPANESE SILKS AND PoPLINs, MoHAIRS,
BLACK GRos GRAIN AND BoNNETSMKs,
TRAY ELLING SUITINGs, GRENADINES, PLAIN
AND STRIPED PoPL1Ns, all grades; DRESS GOODS
In endless variety; IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEET.
ISGs, PILLOW LINENS, CAssIMEREs, CLOTHS
SHAwLs, BLEAcnED CoTToNs, COTTON SHEET
INGs, DIAPERS, TowELLINGs, DAMAsKs, P1QUEs
HOSIERY, CoRsETTs, KID GLOVES, &c. &c.
mh24 ~ T. r. PRICE & co.
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SALE OF GRAcE-STREETP RoPERTY.-Messrs.
Grubbs G. Williams sold atauction yesterday
afternoon the vacant lot on the southeast
corner of Grace and First streets, fronting
81 feet 8 inches on Grace and running
back $50 feet to an alley, for Sl41 per fropt
foot. This and other sales we have recently
reported show o very marked upward ten
dency in all desirable city real estate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

,tTHE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CoNDUcToRs.-
The conductors for the trains over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad have been arranged
as follows:
Eastern Division (Richmoudto Staunton).
Morning passenger trains: J.'H. Woodward
and j. e. Fitz. Night express trains: j. J.
Elliott and w. j. Wash.
Middle Division (Staunton to Hinton, W.
Va Passenger trains: D. P. Woodward
and w. c. Moody. Express trains: W. 81.
Cook and S. C. Anderson. -,
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SECOND; PoiIoE-SrATIoN.-As soon as the
interior of the new Second Police-Station
BGilding receives another coat of paint. and
a few other jobs completed, Captain Disney
and bis force viii take possession. As we
have already said, The building Is very COM
modious, affording both officers and prison
ers. neat and comfortable quarters. IL
will be better adapted to its purposes than
either of the other stations. The city au.
thorities should see that the place Is com.
fortably furnished, ~
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J, DROWNED IN THE DocK.--The body OF a
man named James hall was found floating 10
the dock near Libby prison yesterday morn
Ing. q. Mr. Hall was employed about the 18TH
Of March at Ludwig's lithographing estab-
lishment, but since that time had not peen
heard from until yesterday, when his body
was found az above stated. Mr. Hall has o
wife and two children in Philadelphia.
When the body was found there was no
thing about his person except a .pop-bottie,
whict, was found In one Of bis pockets. An
inquest will be held at 81 o'clock this morn
inp ,5.s .t..tl-.,,a .gs..,. 4, 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

LADIES f ArR.-The ladies of the First
Presbyterian church will open their fair in
the iecture-room corner of Broad and Tenth
streets on Monday night, to be continued
through the week. They will offer for SALE
q variety of useful and ornamental articles,
children's clothing, refreshments, &c. Lunch,
dinner, or supper, at-all hours. A pleasant
evening may be spent at this fair.room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

!, SUPREME COURT OF ArPEALs.--In the Su.
preme Court yesterday the case OF Robinson
Us. Second Auditor, upon q petition for
nandan,us, was argued by Judge Meredith
for the petitioner aud the Attorney General
for the Auditor, and will be concluded by
Judge Crump for the petitioner to-day.
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ma NEW GOODS. FOR! MOURNING.

IA NEW GOODS FOR MOURNING
SPRING, 1919. - safH,iHts
T. r. PRICE s CO. have received new goods for
mourning, such as .54 ~ ,:sg,ssF@- -st4
Z" BoMBAziyEs, TAMEsR ALPAcAs, II, .e.grr
DoUBLE-FAcED MonAIRs, z,,.s
BosBAzEE ALPAcAs, GRO DE NICE,
OTToMANs, DE LANES, CAsHMERRs,
VELOUR DE NICE, Wool AND SILK GRRNA-
DIMES, ATWOOD GRENADINES extra, CRATES
AND GRAPE Wells, KID GLOVES, GRAPE Col
LARS. MOURNING PRINTS, French and English,
&C., &C., ~ - 5si't mh'A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

THE BSLl-RlNaEBs. The Berger Family
OF Swiss bell Ringers gave another Of their
chaste musical entertainme nts at Virginia
Hall last night. The audience Was % large
and appreciattEe one, and the instrumental
as well rs the vocal efforts or the troupe
Chilled FORTH Frequent app aanse. Mr.. Sidney
Franks " Indeed q Islnl,y niail, and kers the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

:, UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
PosT-O OFFICE AT RIcHMoED. APRIL 4, 1871.
Tobacconist, box "a, Richmond, Va; Hugh
Stone, care Fletcher e. Harrison, North River,
Iron Works; Mrs. Sarah G. Hoage, care
j. w. Hoage, Paving, Dutchess, n. ";
John Ganony, AHA Posta Office, Norfolk,
Va; Mrs. Mary Adams, care Hanover Il
HanhJlry. y - tt''h5'- ~ g "5
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Buckingham.
FRE-BANK sUuNEp--A RICHMOND Man,

SUFFERER. ,gra sy,,3 - :. J
Correspondence Of Che, Richmond DISPATCHED
aBuokrNaHAMooUsTY, Va, April 2, 1879
The woods owned by Dr. l.. G. Lee, oil
Lynchburg, situated near. Tower Hill !, In this
county. was burned last week, destroying a
large Quantity of valuable bark, owned by
the aboye-named gentleman and Mr.. J.sO:
Reams of your city. Loss about $4,000.
No insurance. r.
. Mr.. ,Reams has theen often with US, aud
has the s. sympathy of this community. G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

y STAF1oN-INDIoAroR.-The passenger cars
on the Richmond and DanYille railroad have
attached within q patent apparatus showing
the station the train Is approaching. It is a
very simple contriyanee, and has attached to
it . bell to attract the attention OF passe n.
gers when the brakeman regulates it, as he
does at every staiion. :,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

-, FELL IN TIE STREET.-Lewis Rose fell TO
the pavement at the corner Of Eleventh and
broad streets yesterday about 2 o'clock IN a
,it,of epilepsy. He soon recovered and re-
Turned TO his work. @:.s". IS .F-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-05

= SKULL CRusHED.-The accommodation train
from Petersburg due here Yesterday AFTER
noon ran over man named Bedford Harris,
at Port Walthall junction, and crushed Dis
skull. When the train left he was not dead.