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FIESDIsH WIFE MURDER.
TOM SCOTT HAS IT,

We understand Judge Campbell left
New Orleans on Monday night for Bal
timOre with all the papers and authority
necessary 10 close the contract for the
transfer Of the North Louisiana and
Texas railroad to Colonel Tom Scott.
So nearly completed, We are told, are
the arrangements, that two tugs have
already left New Orleans for Monroe
with "bIidge-b0at," TO be used while
constructing a bridge at that place.
Preparations are also going forward at
st. Louis, and as soon as the papers are
signed, everything necessary TO COM
meDce operations will be shipped down.
This really looks like business PIcks-
I..a..lr Irl.lr,a
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NEW MEXICO

was attached TO Spain in 1885, and few
years later Santa Fe was directly under
spanish rule. The Spaniards Were
driven out afterward, and the re-
cords lost. They reconquered the
country in 1898, and there is in
the surveyOr-generaps office here
a compilation from old Spanish doeu-
ments showing an interesting but In
complete record to the date OF our con-
quest. Through the kindness Of Acting
Governor Army had The privilege Of
looking over this record. The town Is
situated twenty-tVO miles east OF the
Rio Grande on high plateau, between
two mountain ranges=the plateau itseli
being almost as high as the peaks
around. Its altitude is about seven thou
sand feet. The population of about six
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-05

CINCINNATI, July 4.-Only one death
from cholera reported to-day.
bel suit.
New ORLEANS, July 4.-Judge Lynch
yesterday refused a new trial in the
Hawkins -RcdyIfne libel case.
Mill Struck by II0hGning-ODe Person
Killed.
CINCINNATI, July 4.-The Hamilton
wOOlen mill was struck by lightning,
eHtailing a loss of sixty thousand do
lars. The falling roof killed one and
hurt two men.
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MIL Struck by IiRlsGning-ODe PersOl
Killed.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President
will return to Washington probably the
last Of next week or the first of the week
following. He will receive a visit from
Secretary BeLknap at Long Branch.
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THE TEXAS PACIFIC.

We see that the Texas and Pacific
railroad company are preparing to push
trsck-laying on the line north to Texar-
kama. AS soon as the line TO Marshall
is completed, a regular bOarding-hcuse
train will be connected with the track
laying party, and work vigorously pros
ecuUed from Jefferson nOrthward. Gen.
eral Dodge is determined to be on time
TO shake hands with the Cairo and Full
ton road This will place US one hundred
and fifty miles nearer st. LOuis.-Jefer-
son fTfydsl JJjLffne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-05
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Accidental Death-SuppOsed Murder
Brutal Murder in Mississippi.
Conservative Ticket for MissiSsi ppi-
Narrow and BrOad-Gauge Rail-
rOads-Fiendish Crimes.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

A youth thirteen years of age, the
stepsOn of w. G.. Pierce, of Red Banks,
was killed a few days since near that
place. He and another boy were at
tempting to catch a mule, and had
hemmed him into a corner of the fence
by the assistance of a long pole. The
mule jumped against the pole, and, one
end OF it slipping, struck young Knight
on the forehead, crushing his skull and
killing him instantly.-HoIly Springs
Mss Reporter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-05

LEXINGTON, July 4.-The commence
meIt exercises Of the Virginia military
institute took place this morning. The
valedletory address was delivered by
Cadet L. L. COchrane, of Alabama.
The orator Of the day was Cadet J. p
Jeffries, Of Virginia. There were fifty
graduates, the largest number since the
establishment Of the institution.
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Prem HAdriG.

MADRID, July 4.-The progression
club suspended its sittings because its
constitutional guarantees have been sus-
pended.
The government has decided to dis
band all soldiers whose terms Of service
have expired, and offer them two reals
daily TO re-enlist, and if the result is
unsatisfactory, to appeal to the patriot
ism Of the country to I'll the ranks, and
state frankly the situation and means OF
serving Spain.
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Died at His Post.

INDIANAPOLIs, July IA man,
named Fielding, ear-Inspector on the
Bellefontaine railroad, was instantly
killed yesterday, during the storm,
while in the performance of his duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15
Mrs. OATES IN "TsH Gstsp Duchess"

Mrs. OATES IN "TAB GRIND DUcHEss."-
THE Grand Duchess" " Is the most popular
OF all the opera bouffe productions. Its plot
is intensely comical, and it is ful-freigbted
with mirth-provoking dialogue and tarcica
situations. The music is also popular, and
has strong hold upon the MASSES who have
lleird il sting, ard played on the organ as
well as tue banjo, Such piece as this is
well suited to develop the abilities of Mrs.
Oates and her company of tuneful wander
ers, and hence there will be no empty seats
at the Theatre tonight. Mrs. Oates per-
sonates the "Graud Duchess" She is as
vivacious and as fascinating to the admirer
of burlesque as the most representatives of
that branch Of The modern drama. Mrs.
Oates, moreover, is to be credited with talent
rs Il songStress, and her voice Is handled
acceptable to listeners who would de-
rive slight pleasure from more nd
venturous flights in the lyric skies. Besides,
Mrs. oates is charming little "Graud
Duchess" and enters into the fun and aban-
don of the character with rale spirits. She
gives all the music in rattilng, daShlng,
enthusiastic style, and her acting is good
support to the lyric part of the work. We
have had few more popular artstes in this
city than Mrs. Oates, ard the applause she
receives is we'll deserved. Everybody re-
members her last season, The comic talent
and singing ability of Mrs. Oates's assistants
assures an excellent support at all times, and
makes her pieces perfect in all their parts.
The sale of Seats has already commenced at
Ambold's Musical Exchange, and the indi-
cations arc good for successful season.
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The Virsinins.

HAVANA, December 13.-Thc Firg;nius
has gone to Bahia Honda, sixty miles west
Of Havana, where she will be delivered up.
A DEIoNsrk6rtoN ts BANANA AT TIE DEPART.
IRE, tft.
HAVANA, December 15.-Last night a
party of men numberin 6 several hundred
assembled In Campo de Morte Square and
proceeded In body to the Plaza de Armas,
giving vent during their progress to their
dissatisfaction at the departure of the Fir.
ginius by loud shouts and other disorderly
demonstrations.
On reaching the Plaza dc Armas they
gathered In front OF the palace of the Cap
tain General, where they renewed the shout.
ing, at the same time expressing their disap-
probation of the course of number OF
prom inent persons who have favored the
delivery of the Eirginius. During these
demonstrations several harmless shots were
fired, which are believed to have been acci-
dental. TWO Spaniards who endeayored to
pacify the mob were severely hustled. The
crowd fingered iu front of the palace till
midnight, when CaDtain-Geueral Joyelar
appeared and addressed, end succeeded in
| prevailing Oh them to diSpersc.
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New York Items.

New YORK, December 13.-The steamer
Delta has arrived FROM Cardiff.
The frigate Colorado did not cross the bar
oil Sandy Hook till noon to-day.
All the gamblng-houses are closed, appre-
hensive of another raid.
The books and papers Of six or eight dry
goods firms have been seized by customs
officers upon cbarses of fraud In the I'M
portation OF handkerchiefs. Suits have been
entered against three of the firms. The
others are under investigation. Between
100000 and S20O,OOO is the amount in
rolved.
The petition to have the Union Trust Com
pany adiudiclted bankrupt Was called in
the United States Court to-day and dis
missed.
William Doogan was to-day sentenced to
twenty years Imprisonment for boarding
and robbipg in the hsrbor while masked.
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II i Stated that wealthy Boston gentle.
man met u prominent Judge III the street a
t." days since aud said. Judge, | suppose
!pu believe um h sale maui" "Certain-
-" replied the judge; "but why!" ~
have made my will to-day, uud didn't
kuvw but svinc fifth cousin would swear |
Ms non c0ntpOs mcpttS, and 50 ] wanted
biyh judicial authority for my sanity." It
won't do to contest that will while Judge y.
J. living.
The Chicago T7bunc's directions how to
'aAe the Pre- dents message: " 1t must be
f>amincd lrn,dh"ays, and sidewayS, ana
Under The surface, and bottom upwards, and
mould be- carefully rcyolycd--in which case
Il mjli show H. many diverse and beautiful
ordinations Il, the Kaleidoscope
sergeant Bates, AS, of Saybrook, Illinois,
the fellow who carried the Stars and Stripes
through England, fayors the complete over.
tiro" Of The Spanish ticnds in Cnba.-Er
honJr,
= bungling New York doctor killed A
enid tie other day by dropping piece o:
ri,rte Of silver down his throat.
A horrible canniba adycrtiscs for "a good
sIt lo couk."
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CoRoSER's INQUEST on TIE BODY OF JoHH
w. HuDsoN.-On Saturday evening Coroner
Taylor held an inquest on the body of John
w. Hudson, who on Friday last died at his
residence, In Fulton, from the effects of q
gun-shot wound received In an alteration
with philetus 'rredo. It appeared that
Ttedo went to the house of Hudson on the
9th instant and made an assault upon him.
Some one brought out gun, and 1t passed
into into the e. hands han, Of Hudson, who, in attempt.
and one barrel betty discharged, the con-
tents were lodged in his own abdomen.
Modification and death speedily eDsued.
The jury rendered verdict Of accidental
death.
Tredo was tried last week at the Police
Court upon the charge Of .assaultlne and
killing Hudsohi. land being found guilty OF
an assault was sent to Jail for ninety days.
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PHoroGRAPHY.-Wet take pleasure in calling tho
attention Of our readers to the advertisement of
Messrs Md. POWERS & Co., loli Main. street,
Richmond, Va. VIC ate PERSONALLY acdtainted
with Mr.. POWERS have sat to him for our photo
graphs; and can truly recommend him as master
Of the beautiful art which he represents. tie un-
dersands his business, practically and theoretically,
having made 1t the study of his life. We do not
bresume there Is photographer In .ths country
who rauks higher than Mr.. POWERS. &c Is the dis.
coverer probably, Of more valuable improvements
In photography than any one operator In the busi-
ness He gives his personal attention TO the operat
ing department, and patrons may perfectly rely
upon the best attention and flrst-class picture.
Editor Southern Planter and Farmer
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Tug ROLL OF HoEoR.-The following
p,ujls we're reported perfect in recitation
and department., for week ending December
18th:
At Male High School-E. Morrisette, prin-
cipal: William S. Campbell, K. Il. Wintree,
F. E. Morrisette, D. B. Wintree, Jr., Is. +.
Branslord, J. II. Ingram, 3. ?. Owen, Jr.,
J, r. Charlton, A. ". Moody, Harvey Al.
Clarke, E. S. Moody, j. A. Traylor, w. ..
Sims. J. L. Rogers, Il. +. Walden, l.. nun.
nalIy, Robert NJ. BroadnaX.
At the Female High School-Mrs. /, j.,
Walker, principal: Lena Anderson, Eliza
Calligan, Katie Fitzgerald, Theresa Gibbs,
NanDie Gibbs, Linda Harrison, Ida Harri-
son, Ada Nunnally, Nanuic Sncllngs, Belle
Toler.
At the intermediate School-Miss Maggie
Allen, principal; Lena Lithgow, Jennie
Wells, sallc Whitwortb, Mana McElratl,
Lizzie Kahl, Eta Fly, and Belle Woody,
John BroadDax, Frank Fitzgerald, Willie
Craig, and George Johnson.
OFFICERS ELECTED Grant Section, No. s.,
colored Cadets of Temperance, has elected
the following officers for the ensuing term !:
John NJ. Branch, w. A; Charles Allen, v.
A.: George Williams, s.; A. Morton, A. s.;
Sidney jackson, g.; James Bright, L.;
Robert Morton, T.; Samuel Price, A. L. ;
William Morton, W. +; Thomas Monroe, A.
w: George W. Dabney, 7. W. A.; W. h.
Coebill and William Randolph, Stewards ;
40. Powell, S. of F. These officers will
he installed at the next meeting by NJ. A.
Harris, D. G. w. I.
THE CHURCH CoMMlTrEE.-Thc following
committee have been appointed to confer
with the trustees in the'matter OF the town
charter: DR.. A. Monteiro, NJ. A. Cogolil, n.
A. Wright, G. +. Abbott, A. {. Atklsson'
A. G, Evans, T. NJ. Fendley, William !.
Clopton, b. B. Weisiger, and a. L. Bradley
MINOR Top1cs.-Millwrights and others
start to work to-day ut the old mill. prepar'
ing for an early resumption of active opera
tions.
The laying of the brick sidewalk on BRUCE
avenue from Perry street will De com.
menced to-day by MIR. William Il. Blunt.
William Hart, for maliciously deiaclng
signs, paid $40 in the Police Court Sallu-
day. r,,,,
The Manchester -four mills commence run
ming night and day after this date. ,
The operatives at the granite-works re-
ceived pay Friday. d,.,
The term of Judge James Il. Cox as nudge
of this county does not expire until 'anu'
AIRY 1st. , c,,,,d.r
A fiue c,ist-iron tire-pug was on Shtluoay
placed n front of the Town Hall.
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Police COURT, SATURDAY.-J,tSt,ce HMte.
Moore & Goodman were fined e. for fast
driving by their driver.
John Fnnegan, guilty of IN assault upon
John Rankin, WAS fined $3.50.
Timothy Shea, for drunken and disorderly
conduct, was sent to Jail.
Philip Holmes (nesro), guilty Of threaten
ing and atu~ins Mary Banks, was fined
$3.50.
Edward Burgess, guilty of IN assault upon
William Stokes, WAS fined s..
Walter Blackburn and Alice Tyler, charged
with adultery, were sent to the grand jury.
Hardin Washington (negro). guilty Of an
assault upon Julia jackson, was tined -.
Thomas Jasper, for violation OF city
ordinance, was fined s..
james Mallory and James Gorman were
fined SO each for au assault.
Francis Writ and John Davies, for an as
>auil, were tined 3 each.
Horace johnson, assault, hnedsl and John
Winston, for same, $3.50.
Richard Harwood, for drunkenness, was
sent to jail for ten days.
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TIE OLD JOHNSTON FRUlT-GRowlSG COM
rASY.-Judge Wexford, of the Circuit Court
Ut this city, has grained charter to the Old
Dominion Fruit. Growing Company of this
city. The capital stock Of the company shall
not be less than $4,000, nor more than
Sl0o. 900. divided into shares OF 500 each.
The principal Office shall be kept and the
chief business transact cd in the city Of Rich.
lnond. The following are the officers who
shall manage the affairs Of the company for
the first year james ". Allison, president
franklin Davis, secretary and treasurer.
Directors Samuel d. Willard, Franklin
Davis, L. L. Addison, j. {. Shields, James
W. Allison, and J. c. Moorman.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.



Ioypoy. December 13.-Ronald Melville,
son Of the Earl OF Leyen and MeiVihe, -
about to become q member Of the nrm 0i
Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co.
Thirteen pcrsops have been iound
drowned in tue docks since the recent Iog.
Many other fatal accidents are reported.
The bark Arabia, from Calcutta for Bos-
ton. has fouDdered at sea. Thirteen OF her
crew were lost. The balance have been
landed at Graves's End from the bark
Tropic, which rescued them.
France.
BAzAINE's Place OF sEcLUsIoS.
LosDoN, December 13.-The Island OF Ste
Ma, off Cannes, has been designated as the
place of Marshal Bazaine's confinement. he
will be sent there this week. The marshal
received the news of the communication q hiS
sentence without emotion.
PARIS, December 13.-Marshal Bazainc,
since receiving notice Of the communication Of
his sentence, has written n letter to Presi-
dent McMafioh. in which he says: 1ou
remembered the days in which we served
the country together. feared that the I'm.
pulse of your heart would be over.mastered
by state considerations. should have died
without regret since the recommendation OF
the court for mercy viudcates my honor"
Bazaine's counsel, in letter TO ex-Presf
deni Theirs, thanks him for having ex-
pressed bis opinion that the Marshal was in-
nocent of the charges upon which be was
tried.
coTToS.sHIP ArIRE.
HAvRE, December 13.-The ship Preston,
which arrived here on the 9Th instant from
New Orleans, Is burning. She has 1,4N
bale; of cotton on board.
4 Germany.
BgRLiSj December Dissatisfaction from
Spain for tie seizure OF German vessels
is exciting the public.
Spain.
MADRID, December 13.--General Lopez
Dominiquez has assumed command before
| Cartagena. The bombardment has been
| temporarily suspended.
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CosyEYAScEs OF REAL ESTATE for the weel
ending September 3, 1878:
Lots fronting &c feet on Broad street be-
tw:c" twentieth aud Tweuty-irst for
S2,400; 60 feet on Laurel street between
Holly street and James River ard kanawha
Canal Conpany's land for 5000; 40 feet on
Brock avenue for 500; 80 feet en- Main
street for $500; G3 feet on Franklin street
corner Second for $500; % feet on Cary
street between Foushee and Adams for
s., 400; 25 feet on Third street between Du-
Val and Baker for S235; 25S feet on Marshall
street between Adams and Brook avenue for
ST 900; 33 feet on Valley street between
Baldwin and Lowres for Sle0 - feet on
Fifth street Tor s26.; 80 feet on Fifth street
north of Baker for Sl5O; IL feet on Tobacco
alley for 500; % leet on Brook avenue for
S47G; 80 feet Oh Twenty-ninth street between
Main and Franklin for $4,000; 90 feet on
rwepty-ninth street for $4,000; "a feet on
Marshall street between Brook avenue and
Madison street for $4,000; Is feet on Broad
street near Third for So 230.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

THE ScoTcE CovESAxrERs.-ao and hear Pro-
fessor CCRR's lecture ON the Scotch Covenanters,
their heroes and herolnes, on Tuesday evening, at
the First Baptist church.
The London Ddtla Telegraph. in rote!ng ttis lee
turr says:
mir. CURR has delivered many lectures, but none
so truly eloquent, touching aud effective as the one
on his native land. Speaking without notes. be
kept his vast audience In alternate tears and
laughter for the whole evening"
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Another Gudden Death.

READING, Pa, December 13.-lsaac Eek
ert, aged seyenty.fye years, one of the oldest
and leading iron-masters of the State, ana
one of Readings most Influential and lead
Ing citizens, died suddenly this afternoon OF
apoplexy. AT the time of his death ne was
president of the National Farmers BANK OF
Reading, which position be held for twenty.
five years. He was also President OF the
Burks County Agricultural Society, and was
connected with other organizations.
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PgRsosAL.-Mr. S. 5. BridgerS, president
of the Wilmington and Weldon ana VIII
mins,on and Manchester railroads. was III
the city on Saturday. ~
Rev. Il. d. WitherSpoon, d. u, OF refers
burg, has accepted an invitation from tDc
Southern Historical Society to deliver lec-
ture in this city in aid ot the objects OF the
society on Friday next the 18TH instant.
His subject will be "Prison Life III Fort
Delaware "-yiying faithful portraItlire,
from actual experience and observation OF
the hardships ard privation, rs well US pas
times, humors, and diversions incident 10
such life. The ~eIl-cstablishe reputation
of the distinguished gentleman as lecturer
wil, insure tull and flatlering reception.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

THE PASTRER-G g Ap IRON Comp PANT.-Judse
Mclaughlin, Of the Augusta circuit, mas
granted charter 10 the Panther-Gap Iron
COMPANY" tue principal office of which is
to be in Staunton. The officers are William
r. johnson, president; Samuel Colt, OF
Hartford, Connecticut, superintendent ana
treasurer; Howell Fish, John Echols, d. NJ.
Bell. and j. Ii. Catlett, OF Staunton, direct
ors. and Ii. NJ. Bell secretary. The mini.
mum capital is $4,000, and the amount OF
land not 10 exceed 1000 acres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

Roll OF HoSoR At THE RICHMOND HiGH
SoHoot.-The following is list of the pupils
whose names appear on the roll of honor Mt
the Richmond High School this week: Mat
tie Bagby, Cora Elliott, Mary L. Fox, Sue
McWilliams, +. Michelbacher Julia F.
MITCHELL Annie 3. Pace; N. Belle fleaSants,
Fannie l.. Power, MolIie Rady, Emma v.
Saville, Carrie T. Walters, Belle r. Wood.
son, George 81. Armistead, Jacob Ezekiel,
Cary Fieg, Lawrence E. Myers, Samuel
Reynolds, Charles S,raus, Marcele stutz.
Attendance. 81 per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-15

The FIRE on SATURDAY MoRHrHG.-The
alarm of fre sounded about 520 on Saturday
morning from box II, at Rockets, was
caused by the burning of Hiram ". Tyler's
warehouse in Rockets. There was stored
III the building quantity Of hay, oats, and
shuck>,. all of which, with the building, was
completely destroyed. AS there was lime
also stored there, that may have been the
cause of the couGagration---tbe owner of the
building thinks the fire the work of an in
cendiaiy. Loss, $1,000; Insured for 81 900
on stock ip the Maryland Insurance Com.
ranv.
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x,up,s Maintain Tunnel, Etc.

CINCINNATI, December l3.-The trustees
of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad to-day
let out contract for the construction OF
Kings Mountain tunnel. Work Is to be
commenced in ten days and be completed IN
eighteen months.
The trustees have also located eighty miles
of the line of the road from South Danyille,
Nv. to Chitwood on the Tennessee line,
selecting the old Burnside military survey.
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Esyel-Repcrted Fire I'm North Caro-.
lima

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH, Va, December 13.-The
finishing touches were given to the torpedo
boat Mayfower to-day, and she will sail for
Key West tomorrow afternoon.
The dispatch.boat Gettysburg arrived here
this morning from Philadelphia with stores
for this yard, and after dischargins sailed
imme diately for Washington
Work on the frigate Savannah is progress
ing rapidly. She will probably sail for Key
West next Saturday, and will be the ord
nance storeShip for the North Atlantic
squadron.
Rumor reaches lis Tonight Of large fire
at Magnolia; n. c., station on the Whining.
and Weldon railroad. In consequence, tele-
graphic communication between this place
and Wilmington has been obstructed.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN TIE RICHMOND
PosT-olFI FIcE December 13. 1S73.-hr Charley
Clark, 1702 Franklin street, Richmond, Va.
Charles Gallagher, Richmond, Va; James
A. Glenn, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Julia A. f.
Grubbs, 5lG Monroe and Brook avenue,
Richmond, Va; II. B. Leam;fb, Richmond,
Va; Mr.. Alfred Method, Bacon's Quarters
branch, Richmond, Va. Mrs. A. G. Stropg,
Staunton, Va; Martha K. Woodiin, 225
Twentieth street, Richmond, Va; William
A. Taitou, Ninth ami Bank streets, Rich
mOnt Va