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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

POLICE CAsBs.-James, better known as "Red-
dy," August, was committed to New Castle for
sixty days, for vagTancy.
Two cases of drunkenness wele disposed of this
morning, at 50 cents and costs each.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-03-19

ANOTHER ADVERTISING WALL.-Tne wall of
the building ON Front street. near Tatnall, adjoin-
ing the old cotton mill property, has been painted
brown, and converted into an advertising surface
Numerous handsome and tasty advertisements
are painted upon it.
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The EeaEOw-Faycr Epidemic.

MONTGOMERY, October G.-No yel0w-fever
deaths have occurred here since Monday last
There have been only five deaths from the
disease since September 90. There are now
only four cases-all mid-but one Of which
is under treatment.
SHREVEPORT, October 3.-There were
twelve fcver-deaths yesterday.
MEMPHIs, October 3.--There were forty
one interments yesterday. An appeal for
aid states: "The fever is increasing daily.
Business is suspended, and the charitable So
cietcs are exhausted. Money is what we
need to pay nurses and buy food, bury the
dead and shelter the orphans and helpless"
MONTGOMERY, October 3.-One death and
some new cases reported to-day.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-In response to
Il telegram from General Emory, ut New Or
leans, asking the President if it would not
be advisable to send 5000 rations to Shreve-
port, the President directs General Emory
to send them mt once without waiting for
the usual forms.
New ORLEANS, October 3.-TwO Catholic
priests, Fathers Pierre and Dufour, of tn,
Society Of Jesus, left here to-day for Shreve
port.
Twenty female nurses left for Memphis
this evening, sent by the Howard Associa
tion, in charge of +. Il. SOuthmage.
4 Picdyuqc special from Shreveport says
"There were nineteen ntCrments to-day, al
| but two being from yelloW-fever. Five wcrt
those Of children. and two of colorcd per
sous. Alfred Sayille, the telegraph manager
| who came here from Menphs = few week
ago, is dangerously ill.,"
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

THE PUBLIC DlsCuSsl0y.- discussion
of the question ":>hali Women Notc?' by
the selected disputlnts Of the Jefferson
Literary Society took place Thursday night
ut the Baptist church in the presence OF 4
large and apprccative audiencc-F. {. ID.
Farmer. Esq, president of the Society. in
the chair The affirmative Of the question
was sustained by McSSrs. K. ii. Beazley and
John c. Robertson, and the negative by DR..
4. Montero and James \. Gentry, and the
arguments of the gentlemen, Judging from
the hearty applause received, gave general
satisfaction. No vote was taken, and the
question remains undecided. 1t is believed
that this public meeting will do the a>socIl-
tiona great deal Of good.
CAMPAIGN NoTE.-The Wide-Awakes had
an enthusiastic meeting ut their club-roomS
Thursday night. Yicc-president a. c. Jones
in the chair. A number of new names were
added, business committees appointed, &c.
The club adjourned to meet tonight ut
O'Clock.
MINOR ToPIcs.-Thc Board of Supervisors
met at Chester on Thursday-John Murphy,
ESQ. in the chair--but transacted no buSi-
ness of importance.
NIGHT work has commenced at the Mar.
shall Mills. Operations commence at 6:45
A. NJ. and suspend at 7:30 z. NJ.
Colonel Woodbridge, county treasurer, has
commenced collecting State taxes, and Is now
engaged at Clover Hill.
The attempt to get up ratification meet
ing of the Shacknasties at Chester on Thurs
day was signal failure.
The Methodist church at Chester has been
neatly plastered and painted.
The members of the Central and West
End Club interested in the proposed mass
meeting are invited to attend the wide
Awake meeting tonight.
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Tine yfOuOcS.

PREPARATIONS FOR THEIR EXECUTION - THE
SENTENCE OF TWO OF THEM COMMITTED.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3.-The preparl-
tions for the execution of Captain Jack.
Schonchin. Boston Charlie, Black jim, Barn
cho. and Sioux, at 10 o'clock A. VI. to-day,
at Fort klamath, have been completed. The
scatfold is large contriyance erected just
outside of the fort. Some delay may be oc-
casioned by the circumstance that the order
for execution will have to be interpreted for
the condemned. They seem much depressed
from the knowledge Of their impending tate.
The execution will take place in the pre-
sence of Klamath and other Indians for the
purpose of making wholesome impression
upon the minds of the sayages in that section.
White citizens have gathered from all parts
to witness the tragedy. After Jacks death
the remainder of the tribe will not be sur
rendered to the Oregon authorities, but
transferred to Fort Russell. The remnant
of the tribe amounts to 1j6 men, women, and
children. Captain Hasbrouck will escort them
to the fort with the Fourth artillery.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-Thc President
has committed the death.sentence OF Sialuk
and Barncho to hard labor for life at Alcatros
island, Cal.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

EnUl9Ul.
LONDON, October 3.-Thc steamship Italy
took $3.50, 900 for New York yesterday, and
the steamships Baltic and City of Paris
S52j,O0O The steamship Russian, which
also left Liverpool yesterday for Montreal,
carried out $4,000.
A chimney, 220 feet in height, in the vii
lage of Northtleet, fell to-day, instantly kill
ing five persons and manning dozen Others.
Spain.
MADRID, October 3.-Senor Soler, Minister
of Colonies, will leave Spain on the 20th in
stant to visit Porto Rico and Cuba.
4 dispatch from Cartagena says the insur-
GENT irieates were not injured during the
boTnbardnent of Alicante, and no one on
board of them killed. They are now taking
in coal and making preparations to attack
Valencia.
The Spanish Government has issued an
order requiring all vessels arriving at ports
in Spain from Liverpool to Undergo quaran-
tine.
France.
PARIS, October 3.-The city is full Of con.
ficting rumors to-day in regard to the po-
litical situation. The report which gained
the most currency and caused the greatest
excitement was one stating that the perma-
nent Committee of the Assembly would
order that body to meet on the 18th instant,
and that Government officials now absent
from Versailles had been ordered to proceed
there Immediately, but dispatch from Off
ciai sources in Versailles pronounces it un-
true.
Count de Chambord will issue manifesto
! next week.
President Theirs, since his return, has re-
ceiyed visits from a large number Of the
Deputies of the Left.
Leon Say, the presid.Eg officer OF the
Deputies of the Left, has issued circular
calling q meeting of the members of the
party on the 23d, and declaring in favor OF
conservative republic. t
Italy.
RoME, October 3.--The Pope 10 an address
to delegation Of 800 of the faithful yester-
day used the following words: In the
enemy's camp they strive to induce me to
leave Rome, but 1 never will f
3 ~. Belgium.
BatissEIs, October -L'Echo De Parlid-
ment says it has private information from
Paris TINT fponarchy win certainly be pro-
claimed. on tbei proposition OF the majority
of the Assembly.
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Letter from tho Secretary OF the
Treasury.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-The following
letter was written to-day:
UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
II q rofobor

WASHINGTON, October 3.--The following
letter was written to-day:
UNITED STATES TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. d. c., October 3.
Samuel Y. 1upper, Esq, President Chamber
Of Commerce, Charleston, S. c.:
Sir,-I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of the memorial Of the Charleston
Is. C.l Chamber of Commerce, addressed to
the President of the United States, and re-
ferred to this Department which, after re.
citing the present stringency in the money
market. and the difficulty of obtaining car
rencv, requests that rhe sum of $1,000 be
placed and maintained on deposit with the
Assistant Treasurer Of Charleston, to be
used by him in the purchase Of New York
exchange from the banks. To comply with
the request it would be necessary for the
Treasury Department to send currency by
express to Charleston from time to time
and to buy with it exchange on New York,
in competition with private bankers. Should
this request be granted hundred other
places in the country mig.t with equal pro
pricty ask for the same relief, and if all such
requests were impartially granted the De
extensive exchange business, fixing and re-
eula.iDg the rate Of exchange he.
| tween different places in the coun.
try, and the public money raised
| by taxation only for the purpose of carrying
on the Government would be employed to d
| very large amount in q business which Con
| grcss has not given the Secretary of the
Treasury any authority to engage in. Will
| due regard to the proper management of the
| Treasury Department within the provision:
of law, have felt it to be my duty to decline
| all similar propositions from other places
and your request must therefore receive th'
| same response.
/ have tha honor to be, very respectfully
yours. WILLIAM NJ. RICHARDSON,
| Secretary Treasury.
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LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT AND LECTURE
Rev. y. n Gilbert. of Baltimore, will lec-
ture on Monday and Tuesday evenings next
in the lccturc-room of the Seventll-Street
Christian church before the Young Mems
Christian Missionary Society. Subjects
Monday evening, "Paestnc Experiences"
Tuesday evening, can Evening with the
English Pocts.' Mr.. Gilbert enjoys the
reputation of being an entertaining and
pleasant speaker, and those who heard him
last fall in this city speak of him i'll the high
est ferns
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Chicago. October 3.-Profcssor won the
2lj race yesterday. Tine, 1921; 2::3l
2:3Si.
Brother Jonathan won the 2:21 race
Time, 2:25; 2:24; 2:25.
NASHVILLE, October 3.-BIooD.IIoRsE AS
socIATIoS- -1M'rd Day.-F'irst race, Belle
Meade stake, two-miIc heats, for three-ycar
old>; twenty-five entrances, four starters
Nashville won. Time, 3:i5a $40; 3:444.
Second Race.-Assocition purse of $50,
dash of two miles. Two entries, both
started; won by Stanford, beating Euchre.
Time, 3:43!.
Track in good condition, weather fine, at
tendance large.
During the afternoon u handsome collec.
ton was taken up for Memphis.
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The YelIOw-Fcycra at New York

New YORK, October 3.-ht the inspection
of the quarantine stations to-day by Governor
Dix. the commissioners, and others, ii was
stated by health officer Faudcrpool that the
yci0W-tryCr had existed at the lower station
at all times from the 1t OF June to the 1St of
October. Total number o'ca4es, G4, OF which
Is had died. The information is to the Sc.
verify OF th" disease was withheld, as the
health officers, as long rs the disease was inl-
ported from foreign ports, deemed it unWiSe
to ncedlc>sly alarm the pun!!c.
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POLICE COURT, FR1DAy-Justice White
pressd.ng.-The following persons were
fined:
William Allen aud Robert Drewry (ne'
groes( 81 each for lounging in the Second
Market.
Washington Jackson (negro), $3.50 for rs.
SaultiDg John Hill (negro boy). /. -
Ellen Harper "a very troublesome neglo)
$5, and Sarah johnson (negro) $40, for dbs.
turbing the peace. s.U
Samuel Foster and John Farrar, charged
with stealing u lot of plank from David
Couch, were found not guilty.
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W. GOODIN, p. NJ, ten lots In Lcwis's plan,
Rockets on both sides of Centre street
COOK LAUGnTON, 10 \. NJ, one colt, horses,
yDulaS

CIGARS AS WELL AS CANDIES.-TRIBBETT, the
live Confectioner, has become also the live Cigar
dealer He has had prepared a large number of
boxes of good cigars, bearing his own brand TILE
LIVE CoNFECTIOSER with an attractive label,
and is selling them all over the country 1t Is his
aim to put good cigar within the reach of every
body, and especially of country gentlemen. who
have since the war been compelled to be satisfied
with 4 pipe. Country merchants should lay in
heavy supplies of these good and cheap cigars, for
they will find few al ticles so saleable. THE LIVE
CoSrEcTIoNER CIGARS may be bought, wholesale
and retail, of w. W. .TRIBBETT, 1112 Main street
Richmond and are prepared for him alone. Be-
ware of limitations.
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TIE Ice WTTcn-This sensational and
spectacular drama, which has had Il great
run at the Theatre for five nights, will bc
again presented at the Theatre this after
noon and again tonight. As the piece is
specially adapted to please the ladies and
children, crowd may be expected at the
matinee. On Wednesday night of next week
the company now playing the Ice Witch will
appear here in the New Magdalen.
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THIEF ARREsTED.-LaSt night Policeman
Otcy arrested Harry Brown, sneak-thlet
from Maryland. Mr.. II. G. Burgess, of
Staunton, when about to leave on the train
for that place, laid his satchel down for a
moment to purchase his ticket. When he
went to get it it was gone. As Brown had
been seen lurking about little while be-
fore, the policeman looked for him and over
took him near the city Jail with the satchet
in his possession. He was walking along
leisurely, looking over one of MIR. Bur-
gess's letters. The prisoner was locked up
in the station-house to await an eXamina'
ton before Justice White this morning.
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PERsoSAl.-Rcv. DR.. Slmuel j. Baird, OF
Augusta county, is in the city.
General w. IL, +. Lee, of New Kent, was
in the city yesterday.
Colonel Robert w. Hughes was in tie city
yesterday.
Rev. Dr.. Jeter, of the Religious Herald,
General Association of West Virginia,
whence he goes on visit of some weeks to
Missouri.
Colonel Albert Ordway, of this city, is on
Il business visit to Washington, d. c.
The following is a list Of the arrivals at
the city hotels yesterday
Ford's Hotel.--Jamcs III. Nelson, William
Fl. Winoield, james X. Maddox. Warren
ton, Va: William z. Hatcher, Fauquier
county: 3. L. Smith, Knoxville; james
Pummer, Fleming county; John 0. Cullen,
Petersburg: Charles Willingham, Chester
field: c. Cullen, Knoxville; Charles d.
Haughton. Memphis; \. B. Dabncy, W. NJ.
PAGE, King William; Robert Dabney. l1amp-
den Sidney; John ID. Clarke, Richmond; A.
E. Brown and Louis II. Fisher, Baltimore
l.. ID. Higgins, Denver: K. NJ. Cooper,
Mavesville, S. c.; j. III. Duncan, Virginia
E. \. Parkinson, Augusta county: ID. \.
Richardson, Maysville, ky.; John a. Bur-
ress, CITY; Il. p. Northrop and lady, Penn
syIvania; Miss Hines, Milton, n. G.; j. S.
Whlldon, philadelphia; j. l.. Armstrong,
Culpepcr; Alphcrs Boiling, Burkcvilc, Va.
and W. A. Davis, editor OF the Iorch-Ltght,
Flat River, Y. c.
Erchonqe Hotel and Ballard H0use.-W
F. Burt. Surry county, Va; I. Balmcr,
Richmond: +. NJ. knowles, Wilmington, \.
c.; Ason Adams, Maryland; Walter ). john
son. Petersburg; Lewis Il. Cole and vile,
Troy. y. Y; Il. r. Roberts, city :; Major w.
$. Darlington, kentucky; Ii. /. Tuchman,
Philadephia; Colonel Robert w. Hughes,
Virginia.; Com. H. a. Bourne, New York
William T.. Black, New York; }. L. Forbes.
Baltimore: Captain William G. uobs0n
Goociland; alajor s. II. Burnham, West
Virginia.: John W. Stone. LynchburS, Va;
Colonel j. Kelley and lady, MajorE l.. McNla'
hon. Captain John =. Kelley, James Kelley
D. OConner. Staunton J. Y. Morgan, city
JOHN B. Wingatc and Miss Wingate, Glas-
cow. Scotland; L. James, England; John
Knox and Alexander Mcdonald, Glasgow
Thomas Ii. Rodman, Lady, nurse, and chill
dren. New York; Mrs. General licth, llr
ginia: John Neely. Accomac county, Va.
Major B. B. Douglass, King William county
J. +. Wilborn, Norfolk, Va.
american Hotet.-Bear Waugh, New
York T. NJ. Tucker, Charlotte, Va; u. Z
Jackson. Charlotte, Va; George ". Powers
| wife, and three children, Cumberland; Mis-
Powers, Cumberland; William b. Cunning
ham, Dover, Gocchland: +. G. Roper, Rich
mond and Dunvillc railroad; II. c. Hudson
Halifax, Va. L. Bachelor, Baltimore; Ton
Ballerger Boston; l.. H. Weaver, Charlotte
n. c.: George c. Mattingly, Washington
D. c.: D. G. Potts, Petersburg: c. K. Per
kins, Halifax, Va.
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No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such an un-
precedcntcd safe Us HELMBoLD's BUC1Ir. Its name
and fame are known everywhere; and 1t deserves
It's great reputation, for 1t has undoubted merit II
Ia warranted to all diseases of the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Beware of counterfeits. Gen.
uine has private proprietary stamp Of Fl. T. Helm
bold on each bottle.
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SERESADE.-Last night the Dispatch office
received the compliment of serenadc from
kcssnich's splendid orchestral and brass
band, which has recently been rc0rSan!Zed
and reinforced for the winter campaign.
The music was excellent, and the members
of the band presented fine appearance in
their handsome new uniforms.
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OLD DOMINION CLuB.-At a meeting of the
Old Dominion Club on Thursday night a
committee was appointed to make arrange
ments for 4 ratification meeting to be held
after the legislative nominations have been
made without reference rs to who may be
selected as candidates. This is the right
spirit, and its practice will strongly contri-
butte to the success Of the party.
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BAND Observation-Disclosures keSsnich
has re0rganzcd his fine band, which now
consists of fourteen pieces, as follows: John
Kessnicb, leader; John Boucher, secretary
Jacob Beicr, Fl. Laubc, John Reinhardt,
A. BANNER, George Weiss, Jacob Reinhardt
John Bascler, John Reiniz, Otto Mueller
Charles Shatcr, W. T. Adams, and Edward
Wilmington.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The Board
of Education has appointed the following
school trustees:
Franklin County.-Magruder district: It.
C. Galloway uice DR.. J.N. Webb, resigned.
SUSSEX County.-Wakefeld district: .. A.
Marks rice r. j. Drumwright.
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BATTALION DRILL.-The Attucks Guard,
Carney Guard, and Union Guard had fine
battalion drill in front of the City Hall last
night at 8 o'clock, under the command Of
{ .aptain Hobsou. These companies visit
Washington on pleasure trip on Monday,
and those who wish to visit the capital OF
the n.stion can do SO very cheaply at that
time Y L I. - -
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CoLUagrs, October 3.--The bankers re.
fused to agree upon plan for mutual pro-
lection, and this news becoming public,
small depositors made d general run on all
the banks, aud the foff6Ying haye aspended
In consequence: RHchiey's Bark and the
Commercial Bank. Other suspensions VIII
probably occur s0oD. 4 e, Ms IA,
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< REPAIRING TIE DAMAGE.-A large force OF
hands has been put to work upon the Church
Hill tunnel, and at o'clock yesterday alter
noon the first rib had been put in at the
break. 1t is now thought that the damage
can he reDairel in two weeks.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October 3.-For Saturday,
in the South Atlantic States, northeast WINDS
veering to southeast, with generally. clear
weather, except on the coast of Georgia ano
Florida.
For the Middle States, southeasterly
winds, higher temperature, and increasing
cloudineSs. .s.
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGIsLA-
TuRE.-The Republicans of this city will
meet in their respective wards on Monday
night, October 18th, for the purpose of select
ing five delegates from each ward to meet in
convention on Wednesday, October 10th, at
the Hughes and Ramsdell Flambeau Club
room to nominate candidates for the Legisla-
fr,ro =
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported Earthquake in Virginia.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
BrRkEvILLE, VA, October "a slight
earthquakc-,hock was felt here this morning
ut 40 O'Clock. accompanied BY low, lum-
bcring noise. shaking the houses and rattllng
the windows of our little village. At the
same time one of the walls of tie Lcncaycs
mill, some four miles from here, gave way,
letting large water-wheel fall, which broke
Ia nj
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e:eucrn, ncmrcr IL, W0osisfocEs.

Especial telegram 10 The Disptrhl
W0oDsTocE, VA, rid ALEXANDRIA, VA,
October 3.-Gcncral Kemper addressed Il
large and enthusiastic meeting here to-day
His speech was impressive, and was favor,
ably received by all classes without regard
10 party.
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AN EARTHQUAKE REPORTED. - Through
passengers on the afternoon train from DAN
vile, yesterday, report that the shock of an
earthquake was felt at Burkeville, Chula, and
other points along the line of the Richmond
and Danyille railroad, between and s
O'Clock yesterday morning. At the coal
mines in Chesterfield the shock was so great
as to frghten the workmen from the pits.
The report seems to have confirmation in
special telegram, which appears in another
cnIllrun
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MARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday while q
number of hands were engaged in unload
lug granite from the canal.boat James Con.
ner, which was lying on the south side OF
the basin, at the stene-yard opposite Tenth
street, the huge derrick broke, and piece OF
granite weighing several thousand pounds
fell with tremendous force, knocking down
the mule and driver, and iDjuring the latter
slightly. The work of unloading had to be
temDOrarilV SllSpended.
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CoSvICTs.-The following were received
at the pententary yesterday from Eau.
quer: Peter Marshall, two years, and David
Henderson, one year. for felony and mali,
cious cutting, and Henley kye for three
wears for hollse-breaking.
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MISSIONARY MEETING.-A mass-mcctinS tor
foreign missions and the anniversary OF the
Woman's Missionary Society for Foreign
Missions will he held with the Second Bap-
tist church, corner of Sixth and Main streets,
on Sunday night at 7:45 o'clock. All other
Baptist churches Of the city will participate.
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VIRGINIA OPERA HOUSE," Jack Shcp-
pard; or, The Road to Crime," in which
Miss Fanny Herring will impersonate that
modest youth, is the play at the Virginia
Opcra-EIouse tonight.
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CULpRIrs BEFORE JUSTICE EHoLMEs.-Justice
Holmes yesterday fined Alfred Harris (ne-
gro) one dollar for creating disturbance on
the street; also, Thomas johnson and Joshua
r. Griffin (ncgroes) 50 each for lounging on
the benches 10 the First Market.
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THE WONDERFUL DAVENPORT BROTHERS.
who have amused and entertained large au-
dicnccs in this city heretofore, commence an
engagement of two nights ut the Theatre on
Monday. Reserved seats may be secured ut
AmbOld's Musical Exchange.
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UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IS THE
RICHMoXD PosT-OFrICE OCTOBER 3, 1Sl3.-
j. J. White, city; Miss Lizzie Thompson,
901 Main street, city: Mrs. Caroline 7. Ken
ncdv, Rockets, city: Conrad II. Blanck,
AS Windcr, Nd; Mrs. BcsseyiBewggcs.
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Passing away passing away!
Each ToOth-Wash Of a former day;
SoZoDoST gives the coup de yrdce,
Good -by 10 the humbugS let them pass.