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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-13

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.-The follow
ing convcyanccs of real estate were made
during the week ending January II, 1872 4:
Henry Wenzel to DIR. Z. w. Brown,
AZ 1912 feet, Third street between Main and
Franklin, for 3 900.
James A. Jordan to Joseph Rose, 80 feet,
Howard street, for $3.50.
r.. w. Wirt's executors and j. G.. Cabcll,
trustee for A. S. B. Cabell, to j. Nj. Goddin
and j. A. Coke, 100 feet, Third street near
Byrd, for S4,3GG.
Same to w. Ii. Allderdice, 533 feet, Fourth
street, corner of Byrd, for S2,Gi0. ..
Same to w. b. Robins, 80 feet, Third
street near Byrd, for 81, 800.
Same to w. p. Mumford, 60 feet on Fourth
street near Byrd, for S2,7G0.
A. Bentcl to NJ. Bowles, 81 feet on Second
street, for $l,450.
j. l.. Timbcrlake, trustee for Z. A. Tim.
berlake, to {. L. Todd, 233 feet on Marshall
street between Henry and Smith, for S44e.50.
Thomas p. Williams to William A. 0.
Cole, 1913 feet on Twenty-third street be-
tween Marshall and Clay, for 800.
A. Noise, Jr., commissioner in suit of
Dickinson Us. Dickinson, to James B. Smith,
trustee for o. NJ. Smith, 46 feet OH Belvidere
street, Oregon Hill, for $500.
James L. Vaughan to j. NJ. Skinner, trus-
tee tor NJ. D. Vaughan, 80 feet on Twentieth
street corner Grace (gift).
William rutherford to A. II. Ruther-
foortl, trustee for S. w. Rutherford, 80 feet
on Broad street corner Mayo tgift).
Thomas Fitzpatrick to William L. Evans,
30 feet on CabelI street near Hickory, for $50.
W. NJ. kelIam to I'll. D. Walford, "A
feet on Clay street near Twenty-fourth, for
81 400.
Joshua F. Speed, trustee for NJ. B. Adams,
to Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
1913 feet on Concord street between Balding
and Richard, for 1850.
James Fl. Gardner to James Fl. Gardner,
trustee for Anna FL. Reynolds, lot on Main
street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
(ope-third iuterest), gift.
Henry J. Browns heirs to John Rankin,
2la feet ON Jail alley between Broad and
Marshall streets, for $500.
j. B. Wood to Archer Warren, 20 feet on
Webster street, running back to Cabeli
street part lot 30), for $3.50.
Archer Warren's heirs to Sanity Floyd,
25 feet on Cabell street (part lot 30l.
A. X. Courtney to 7. William Pemberton,
one-sixth interest in lots on Franklin, Grace,
and Madison streets, for $l ,0oO.
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Foreign Efenls.

ROME, january 11.-During the session Of
the Italian Chamber Of Deputies yesterday
Signor Lausa, Minister of the Interior, Tor.
maly announced the death Of Napoleon
He said the Government learned Of the death
of the ex-Emperor with the deepest regret,
It was impossible to forget Napoleon, as be
contributed greatly to secure the unity OF
Italy. The remarks were received with warm
applause by the members.
PARIS, january 11.-The Journal officially
announces the appointment of Corcelles as
the French ambassador ut the Vatican, in
the place Of Bourgoing, who has resigned.
LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Manchester announces that several cotton
spinners have failed in that city.
LONDON, January 11.-GuiIford Onslow
and George Whalley, members of Parlia-
mcnt, have been summoned by the Crown
to appear in the Court of the Queens Bench
on the Goth instant for having, in speeches
delivered in st. James Hall, accused Sir John
Duke Coleridge of being engaged in con-
spiracy against the Tichborne claimant.
The trial Of the claimant on the charge OF
perjury will commence on the 23d Of April.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATUR
DAY.-Tbe following cases were disposed of
Shriyer rs. Atlee, &c. Petition of Frank
lin Stearns filed and cause referred to com
missioner for further inquiry and report.
Cochran Us. Quarles, &c. Decree direct
ing parties to make deposit Of fund in bank
to credit of court in the cause.
Armstrong, trustee, Us. Anderson, &c. De
cree confirming report of commissioner as
to distribution Of fund ordered by former
decree. -
Chase, &C., rs. Chase, &c. Decree appoint.
ing commissioners to make partition.
Sizer Is. Sizer, &c. Decree making par.
tial distribution Of the fund.
Adams, &c, Us. Grame, &c. Order all.
thorizinS receiver to make additional in
surance on certain of the property in con-
troyerSy.
Robinson'S cxecutrix rs. Robinson. &c.
Decree referring cause to commissioner fol
inquiry and report.
Jarvis & Glinn rs. Austin, dc. Decree
confirming report of sale and making dispo.
SitiOn of the fund.
Coles, trustee, rs. Coles, &c. Decree max.
ing disposition of the fund in hand.
Smyth Us. Moore, &c. Decree overruliDg
exceptions. sustaining the report of the com.
missioner, and finally adjusting rights Of the
parties.
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s,,tor POOL to be Urged for Crcs-
Wells Place.

rrlc.-on, 10 Cincinnati Commercially
--ro .o,,,bcrn Republicans are beginning to
.r.,,rr what they conceive to be their
...rts and like frcrmcn they propose to
..,o,,, ,hrn. Not content with making
rnnrt for either the Speaker or the Clerk
~. ,.s next House Crom their section, the
,,,rcrD member. and senators arc now bent
'..',r, having member Of President Grants
f,hirrl. Heretofore PostmaStcr-hen-
,r~f ,rt>wC!l has been supposed 10 represent
r.. s,lfb in the Cabinet. Ii would appear,
a.,,.,rr, that he is not accepted by many
.,,.,.. south Of the Potomac rs 4 rCpreSen-
,.r,,c southern Republican. The complaint
.. made that he does not represent any
aim. hut Maryland, comparatively
.ra,u portion OF the South. Since the de-
,,ol Hon. John Pool. OF North Carolina.
,- n, senate. bis friends, in and out Of Con-
.-.... have been actively at work making
ordinations to secure him Cabinet ap-
,.aa,mrn;. The arguments in his favor are
..rnuc As we'll rs numerous. First OF all, he
a native, and to the manor-born Union
nan. In the Senate he has manfully acted
arh the Republican PARTY, and has been q
,,-,dy supporter OF the Administration OF
President Grant. In his own State be has
'rFn r".cTicd rs lie ieaucT vi tHc htpuu|i-
en- luriy. Indeed. il is held that hut for
ri. ,flort, there wouId have been no Repub-
Hra ?arty to-day in North Carolina. lie
ws> among the most efficient and earnest ad.
,gcatr, IN Congress of the punishment and
suppression OF the kukluX organization. He
+, regarded rs the first lawyer in his State.
These are some Of the arguments urged in
hi> favor 10y his friends. who think he is en-
n'"I 10 a place in General Grants mex
cabinet. 1t is understood that Senator Foo
s-pfrr> 10 the Postmaster-G Gcneralship. Al
i.n southern members and senator's VIII,
>.Nrd q petition for the appointment 0
trr-wcll propose to sign in favor of Senator
Voo Nor will they be content with this
Il i understood that they will wait upon th'
President in body and personally urge MIR
Pools c}ain. In addition TO his southern
rr,,nd, Mr. Pool will he supported by seyc
ia prrminent Republicans from the North
.g.,trg hem Senators Morton and Scott.
The Republican papers in Virginia are n
earnestly advocating the claims Of Coune
Robert ". Hughes to Il place in the Cabi
,H. IT. is 4 much ADLER man than Fool.
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PR0EBlroRY LIQUoH ashington
Jurisprudence New York World, 9th of
January. l-Senator Wilson will introduce
hIl tomorrow TO authorize the appoint
mrnt by the President, by and with
tac advice and consent of the Senate,
"t commission of inquiry of five or
NOR" competent persons, to serve without
nary, TO serve for one year. more or less,
Whose duty it shall he to investigate first,
We subject Of irohibitory legislation and its
'Hetl, on lntcmpcraucc during the period
t''r twenty years. covered by such legisla-
ven VI Maine, Massachusetts, and other
ats OF the Union; second, 10 inquire and
''h" testimony a> 10 the results of the legal
~ IInor traliic in States wherein it pre-
'''s' upon the general condition, the moral,
'"'d. intellectual, and material wel-being
'hv people; and, third, TO recommend
"i' additional legislation, ir any, would be
Mi'ttai on the part of Congress to prevent,
~ me sphere OF national authority, the
>, T1.ae 10 Intoxicating liquors as, a beverage.
:,"s t"s 3I!t vii! so to the Committee on the
IN'is!tn Of The Laws, OF which Senator
nGulAIinS Is chairman, and that committee
WIN give hearing on it probably next
"N, mEeh, al which time William L. Dodge and
,nrt TnrI. lt1alng temperance men from New
i0Ik "lI! be- present.
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Southern Claims.

WASHINGTON, January 11.-pudge Gran
don, of Mobile, has been in VI ashington for
several days looking after the Interest of his
clients in Mobile, against whom suits have
been instituted for the recovery of duties on
merchandise imported during the war, and
which paid duties at the same time to the
Confederate authorities. Secretary Bout
we'll has decided the questions favorabIy to
Judge Grandon's clients, and the decision
will be received in many districts of the
South as one of timely relief, and evinces a
better disposition on the part of the Govern
ment than has heretofore prevailed.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

W.B. RATCLIFFE will sell at leg A. III. groce-
rles, SC.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at Chesterfield
County courthouse 2i2 acres Of land.
W.GODDIN will sell at P. NJ. three lots OIL the
north side Of Cary between Pine aud Laurel
streets .a.'-.#
S. N DAVIS will sell at 81 p. NJ, on the premises.
In Manchester, the property known as Sizcr's
Hotel.
MOODY & ROYALL will sell at 1e NJ, In front of
the Chesterfield court house, The interest Of VIII
liam A. Furcon IN lands aud personal property.
THOMAS w. KEESEE viii sell at 10 A. n. house
hold furniture, pianos, carpets, &c.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Stock and Money Markets.

New YORK, January 11.-Money active
early in the day at gold to 1-64, but finally
closed at 7. Exchange weak and lower.
Gold opened at 1929, fcl to 1921, dull during
the day, closed at 112s to 1924. Governments
not very active. States dull and steady. Ten
nessee's, sO2; new, 80. virginia's, 45; new,
55; consols, 55; deferred, Is. Louisiana's,
so; new, 80. Levee's, 30; s's, 10. Alabama's,
10; 5's, 55. Georgia's, 70; rs, 81. North
Cardinals, 333; new, 1SS; special tax, 10.
South Carolina's, as; new, 223; April aud
October, 81.
BALTIMORE, January 11.-Virginia 6's, old,
3s; consols, 55; registered, 5l4. Bids.
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TIE KANSAS BRIBERY INVESTIGATIONS n
e.A>lALuCS Neutrality-suspicious. Bal
rnHoyc >1H,. - y UShiagt0n, january 10
Es,. committee OF Privileges and Elections
..o.uu, tirrt; to-day the investigation into the
.,l.,aiiou> oi bribery against Senator Cald-
VII. IL han>;.-. The only witnesses cXam-
j,.,l to-day were Hon. sydney Clarke. late Il
t...n.hrr Of the House from Kansas and 4
,la1i3t" I"r SruHtor 1t the thine Mr.. Cald-
>,.ij Ms elected. and Mr. Luce, 4 member of
l.. legislature.
vi. Clark" whose testimony was quite
hn.'hr. aye 4 ylrclmSlantial account OF The
'lc senatorial election in Kansas. detailing
VnTy,rNiilun with various parties. He said
ral aIt,r Scua:vr Caldwell came to Wash
It-toN il" told him (tiarkc) that his election
,.>t him S1ci, 600 in money that the Kansas
f,.iiir 'liirotd had promised 20 pay part of
hi> "El.H>'>, end had not come up to their
2't.}uj>r~: that hc (caldwcl) was watching
'',,'IN. and wien thry came 10 Washington
"-njG- Tor legislation he was going to Try to
~iIr'z.. /; cut oi them. Mr.. Clarke further
v.nt on then IL speak Of Kansas politics,
l#r;GIu2 condition OF SUand;louS profit
..."H aHi decentralization almost if not quite
unpr1iiri"d in lii" history OF American poll
'",. II" further >aiu thu, among others with
Il, Ia. i,tlLnl | ,-.i ~ Ss,,,ifh ha
,tf,},,,.. ,r,,t,,n, nr I,lIw.n who ,,;d th"v
=. .".. l.,,,,I E., l.y.. I'm, oIn.i;nn r. !, nn.t
a.m So.00Dn. C.llwpIl WA, rI.ardad in
l,,n.aS aS n srcculntnr. ha had no regular
tu>inc.s; his general character oy = man
v.. such rs 70 suggr-t SUSPICION, Of cnrrun.
tur.
~,r,tor Caldwell, who was nroscut bore
,.iI. Mr. Clarke, what we're our rrl,tjons
r., That time: Nnat did vou think OF me? .
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Another Railroad Accident.

Especial Telegram 70 INC IlSpntCH.I
FAIR BLUFF, n. c., January 11.-No. 10,
through express freight train, bound east,
collidcd with No. 5, local freight, bound west,
one mile east Of this place this evening. Mr.
Griffin, conductor on the Wilmington, Co
Iumbia and Augusta railroad, had leg
broken in two places below the knee. Mr..
wilkins, former acting operator at this
place, received several painful bruises. No
one else was hurt. Mr.. Griffin is now at
this place. Both engines are slightly
damaged.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAy-.Justice j. j.
White presiding. THE following cases were
disposed of:
Hannah Reardon, charged with felo-
niou>ly having in her possession lot Of sill
vcrware and other valuable articles, know
ing the same to have been stolen, was sent
to the grand jury and bail required in the
sum of $1,000.
Pinkey Rose Thomas, who for her age is
the most confirmed villain known to the po-
lice authorities. was sent to Judge Guigon.
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Second Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, January lit is under
stood that the Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections have decided not to send
any commissioners to New Orleans to take
testimony at present, but that they have to-
day subpnnaed both of the returning boards
to appear before them in this city. An effort
will be made by the committee to have
before them oil the returns Of the electoral
vote from the various parishes in Louisiana.
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SPECIAL Court or ApPEALs.--Milier ss.
Bowen. No. l. Supersedeas to judgment
of the Circuit Court Of Cumberland. Re-
maudcd for want Of Jurisdiction.
Miller Us. Bowen. No. 2. Judgment of
the Circuit Court Of Cumberland affirmed.
Bondurant Us. RiXey. Judgment of the
Circuit Court Of Buckingham affirmed.
These two cases were Identical in principle
with the cases Of Yuille's administrator us.
Hundley, and Bondurant rs. Rixey, decided
Mt the July term, and were decided for the
same reasons then given by Judge Wingfeld.
Fowlkcs & Winston US. Rucker. Arpu-
mcnt concluded by &. s. Mosbv for appellant.
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Contract sait Dccfded.

PATERSON, n. j., January lin tho Cir
cult Court, In the case Of the Union or Kason
Locomotive Express Company rs. The Erie
Railroad Company, q suit to recover dam
ages for contract which was abrogated by
Gould & Fisk, the jury, this noon, affer be.
ing out twenty y-taree horrs, returned a YER
diet for the plaintiffs for Sl6o, 900.
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JEFFERSON AT ASSEMBLY HALL.-Any' actor,
however distinguished, might well he proud
of such reception as that of Mr.. Jefferson
at Assembly Hall Saturday night. The i'm.
mense hall was packed to its utmost capacity,
over thousand seats being filled and all
available standing-room occupied by inter-
ested and eager spectators. Many, doubt
less, went away on finding that before the
performance began the doors were blocked
with people, and we know that hundreds
did not 20 to the hall because it was gene
rally known that every seat had been sold.
Jetterson's triumph in his old home was
complete.
The Rip Van Wrinkle of Joe Jefferson has
long since ceased to be subject Of criti-
cism. We can only record, az others have
done, the delight with which it is received
BY discriminating audiences. Will anybody
ever tire of seeing it? OF the support given
the "star" on this occasion we can speak
in terms of high praise. Mrs. Germon as
Gretchen was all that could be desired; and
the parts of Minnie (girl and woman) and
Heinrich (boy and many were conspicuously
well cast. When the curtain fell Mr. Jeffer
son appeared twice in response to enthusias.
tic calls, and in acknowledging his brilliant
receptions assured the audience that he
would soon visit Richmond again.
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fsaisrOH0 Accident.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHESTER, Va, January 1.-THE engine
attached to coal-train and four fats loaded
with lumber ran off the track this morning
at Jones's turnout, on the Clover Hill rail
road, killing two colored men Dick Watkins
and Dick Morgan), smashing the flats, and
doing considerable damage to the engine.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY II, B'3.
, ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Scott, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chan6ise aud passengers. L. b. Tatun. agent
Schooner Thomas j. Tull, Cooper, Norfolk, logs,
Kirkpatrick & Co. ..-,as.. E.
Schooner B. T. Trbman, Booth, Cbickahominy,
lumber, A. y. Shepherd & Co.
SAILED. asT
Schooner Mary E. Turner. Assay, down the river TO
load wood. - mr
Schooner J. T. Williams, Eewberry, down the
river to load wood.
Schooner Mary d. Ireland, Ireland, Baltimore,
light.
Schooner Fred. Frye, -, Norfolk, light.
GBY TELEGRAPH.1
FORTRESS MONROE, January 1l.-Passed out !:
Brig Chasseur, for Liverpool: brig Hfden. for Lty-
erpool; bark Zapaak for Bremen; brig Planet,
for Rio: schooner Mary Miller, for Bio, and
schooner Trade Wind, for Cicnfuegos.
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The Louisiana ImbrOgliO.

WASHINGTON, January lit is under
stood that the Senate Committee on Privi-
leges and Elections, at a meeting held this
evening, has determined not to send COM
missioners to Louisiana to take testimony
the political troubles there, but
will summon all needed witnesses to WASH
ington to give their testimony here. 1t is
also said that ergeant-at-arms has been
dispatched to New Orleans for that pur-
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ELECTION OF OrFIcERs.-At the last semi
aDnuaI meeting of Fitzhugh Lodge, No. 50,
I. O. o. F., the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term: E. Ross Isbell,
noble grand; John Boucher, vice-grand; J.
=. Atkinson, secretary: II. Calder, treasu-
rer; S. T. HuIce, chaplain Roland Hill,
past grand and S. II. Herndon, N. D. Har-
grove, Fl. Calder, q. a. Schick, and r. D.
Hargrove, trustees.
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steamer Injured by Ice.

PHILADELPHIA, january 1.-THE British
iron screw.steamer Potomac, which sailed
Yesterday with full cargo Of grain and pro-
duce for Liverpool, had her bow-plates stove
in by the ice in Horseshoe bend. She re-
turned to this port, aud will have to dis
charge her cargo preparatory to repairs.
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INTERESTING LEcTUREs.-Rey. DR.. Dixon,
of Augusta, Ga. is announced for two lee
lures in the Second Baptist church next
Thursday and FrNiay nights. Subjects ::
Thought and Thinkers" GA Talk about
the Ladies'" DR.. Dixon is said to be one of
the most eloquent and popular lecturers of
this country. As several hundred tickets
for his lectures here have been already sold
he will doubtless hayca crowded house both
nights,
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THE NEW WILSON UNDER.FEED

THE NEW WILSON UNDER-FEED
] 4 sEWING-MAC ACHIEE--THE BEST FAMILY
SEWING In THE WORLD-ll u Hght ana
s,nnle vet very strong and durable In lbs consruc-
tion. eon,bIn!ng great capacity ana adaptation 70
every family .ewing rs wei az
eIements eu,hosiied In sewtng.Haehines patented
Within the last twenty years, Including all the late
in,nroyemeits and sold nc much lower prsce than
any other arst-class machine. Call and examlne
''t salssrcoms No. 1908 Main street. next door to
Eagufrer Office: Agents wanted every yEhsrs. Great
inaasen,s4 as sesm "a a. s.PREscoTT. General Agent.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY II, 1873
Mrs. Mary K. Hill; John Schroeder. cure
John York, 405 Sixth street; Mrs. Agnes
johnson, Arlington, Va; Colonel Binford,
Superintendent Schools, Richmond, Va. ;
Mrs. Poca. G. Fonfainc, care William Fon-
taine, Centenary, buckingham county, Va. ;
Mrs. GeorgeT. Swami. Jackson, Miss. John
W. Archer. Richmond, Va; John Otf, Sec
retary Southern Ferrilizing Company, Rich
mond, Va.
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REWARD FOR MUnpERERs.-The Governor
has issued his proclamation offering n re-
ward of 800 for the arrest of George
Houchens and John alias Pat Miller, charged
with the murder Of Grafton Barckson, in the
county of Albenarle, on the 9th December,
and 500 dollars for the arrest of Horace B.
Via alias Horace Shifflett, charged with the
murder of Lindsay Shifllett OH the 31st Oc-
tobcr, 1872. The Mayor of Charlottesville
also offers reward Of 800 for the arrest of
the two first-Eamed persons.
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Tho Stanley Dinner.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-THE dinner
given to Mr.. Stanley at Williard's was a
jaunty affair. Among the many guests pre-
sent were Speaker Blaine, Senators Wilson,
Thurman, Anthony, Casserly. Cameron, and
Fenton, Congressman Cox, Secretary Bout
well, General Sherman, Governor Cooke, and
Judge Lochrane (of Georgia..
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BANKRUPT CAsEs.-Tbe number of cases
filed in the office Of the Eastern District of
Virginia during the year 1872 was 372, ma
king total Of 4,199 since the passage Of the
law. ia Of which were involuntary. About
500 cases have been filed in the Western Dis
trict since the Office was opened.
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c.,i. -, - HEAD Of Tic Department towhich the
1'.," Liis is addressed would find it harder
,,,, i''"n some OF hi irregularities" than
,', I'...,l 1'n' :. l.. ID. Davis why she was no
'a5'f Di@vcrs,aG':
<..,.' -'o'm Carolina Rutherford County Oak
'"3' November ,, 1S7D.-P Postmaster
,,..,., ,"t'%: sIr,-ln Obedience to your re-
n''a1. I's,r Si'can explanation why signed my
: 90 'ci'y returns l. ID Davis formerly S l.
-'.s;rI>L'ii Is have Marrid u Davis.
'efy respectfully, $ L ID DAVIS"
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VIRGINIA HALL.-CurRIsKI CoNDLATIoN.
Virginia Hall continues to attract large audi
ences, vino witness with pleasure the in
tereSting performances of the Chriski Com
bination. In addition to the many attrac-
tons offered by the Combination, number
of valuable presents are given away nightly.
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GEORGE P. RowELL & CO.'S ADVERTISING
AGENCY, No. IL Park Row, New York, receives
advertisements for all the newspapers In the United
States ut the lowest cash rates. furnishing circulars
and estimates free.-BrooklynfE. d. Times. II is
model business house. They give more for the mo-
ney than any other house in the world.-Cty Heaa,
Paifadeltaia, Pa.
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GRANTED A New TRIAL.--In the Henrico
County Court on Saturday Judge Minor de-
cided the motion for new trial in the case
Of DR.. r. A. Frayser, allowing him q new
trial, and set the case for February 10Th.
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CALL AND SEE THE WALTHAM AND ELGIN
WATCHES, Gold Opera Chains Leontnes, Chaie-
lanes, Necklaces, Gold spectacles, Gold Th,nbles,
Gold Pens, Gold sleeve-Buttors, Gold Studs, Gold
Aockets, Enamelled Lockets, and rich Jewelry and
Silver Goods and Opera-Glasses, at c. GENNRT's,
opposite the post-ofice .--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-13

QUALrFlED.-Mr. James Pleasants qualified
as an attorney in the Supreme Court Of Ap-
peals on Saturday.