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The Desert Of Deatls.
BILL. TO RECLAIM AN AMERICAN WASTE

BILL. TO RECLAIM AN AMERICAN WASTE.
(Spccial telegram to the Chicago Times.J
WASHINGTON, March 20.-The House
Committee on Public Lands, to whom was
referred the bill to encourage the introduc-
tion OF a supply Of fresh water on the desert
west OF Fort Yuma, have agreed TO report
q substitute for the bill, which provides
substantially the same thing. The report
which the committee will make to the
House explains that the object contcm-
plated by the bill is the introduction
OF fresh water on q tract OF land
which Was formerly the bed Of a salt.
water gui-the Gulf OF Caliiornia-by
which it is expected to clothe this acrid
plain with products beneficial TO man, re-
ducing the overheated atmosphere to tenn
perature which will permit ITS being in
habited by him, and at the same time afford
him the neeessaries Of life, and, withal,
promoting the general welfare by the culti-
vation Of such products rs are in general
demand. This measure has been introduced
in several congresses, and as often as intro
duced it has been reported faYorably and
gone to the public calendar and there rest
ed. One bill recommended the accession
of about one half of the lands called for
with view Of accomplishing the work which
the present bill contemplates. Ihe secretary
OF War was subsequently authorized to cause
a survey and examination to be made as TO
the practicability of supplying water to this
region us proposed, and as to the character
Of the soil and so forth. This survey has
been made and the measure reported pracLi-
cable. The territory contemplated in the bill
is appropriately called "Jornanda del IN
Mueltc," or the Desert of Death. 1t is ap.
proximated one hundred and seventy miles
in length and eighty miles in width at its
base, diminishing to ten miles at its head.
The base and greater portion Of the lands
are beyond the borders Of the United States
and within that OF the republic Of Mexico,
and in order to accomplish the work con-
templated canal must traverse Mexican
territory for some forty miles. The Com
mittee will report the bill to the House in
few days.
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COMPLEMENTARY EENEFIT.-On

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-On next Sat
urday night minstrel entertainment will
be given at Virginia Opera-House. II is
intended as q CONF plimentary benefit to Mr..
Charles Kendrick, who is 4 very efficient
and pains-taking scene and property man
ager. It is to be hoped that it will be well
patronized by the public, both on accoun
of the worthy beneficiary and because OF
the creditable performance that will doubt
less be presented. Noticeable among those
who are to assist in the performance is Mr..
Chris. Quincy, OF Petersburg. Mr.. Quincy
is good actor, and possesses fine BARI
tone voice, that cannot fail to delight any
, audience.
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a NgOyissS. ToWri.
rUE GROUND UNDER VIRGINIA CITY, NEN
GRADUALLY CHANGING.

Il
GRADUALLY CHANGING.
From the Virginia CITY En.erpIise.l
Our town is very quietly and very slowly
moving to the eastward down the face OF
the mountain. This is owing to the settling
OF the ground over the Bonanza mines. AS
all the town is gong together, it is not much
noticed on the surface, where no cracks
are seen. The water and gas companies
are better acquainted with the move
ments taking place in the ground FORM
ing the site of the town than most
Others, as the instability OF the earth
tells upon their pipes. On B and &
streets north OF Union the ground is NOV
ing both north and east. A Waterman
running north anu 60 Ssccnth uncovered ye:ter-
day at the corner Of strees anu ou''oi
avenue was found to be teiescoped TO Inc
distance OF over a foot, and, besides, haG ii
it a.ereat kink, which made it necessary to
take out piece nearly two feet In length.
About the Consolidated Virginia pan-mill
the pipes are croWding in from both
east and west; at least, owing TO the
settling of the ground in that neigh
borhood there appears to be TWO
movements. Although there are as yet
no cracks in the central part OF the
town, there is large one on 10 the west
ward. 1t begins at Cedar rayine, runs sonrh
to near the large Water-tank OF the Ophir,
on the hill west OF town, then turns east
for considerable distance, when it takes
its course southward west OF Steward
street, and finally joins the old creyice
below the Gould and Curry groupings,
Towards the north this crevice is about
eight inches in width, and the ground
on the east side OF it Is about three feet
lower than on the west side. Captain
Oyerton, of the Water Company, whose
opportunities for observing these move.
ments are unsurpassed, says that as the
ground settles over the bonanzas that or
the slope OF the mountain, where it is moi
much undermined, gradually moves down
lie says the international Hotel has moved
east about five inches since twas built. i
such Is the case all the buildings in that par
OF the town, with the ground Sorl which
they must have moved the same dis
tance, as no cracks are to be seen in th'
earth.
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r. l.. I. BLUEs.-At the meeting OF the
Il. L. l. Blues held last night Mr.. Waite
Novell was UNANIMOUSLY elected secretary
uice E. 3. Williams. who has left the city
and Il. Il. GiaZebrook was unanimously
elected quartermaster-serge Arrange
ments are being made for the 10th-of-May
celebration. There was a ful-dress drill O.
the company last night, when about thirty
five members were present.
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EUROPEAN TICKETs.-It is stated By some
of the knowing ones that the Paris EXposi-
tion this year will divert much OF the travel
to the Virginia springs. Elsewhere in to-
days Dispatch will be found Major Il. W.
Garber's notice to persons contemplating
visiting the Paris Exposition or other points
OF interest IN Europe during the spring and
coming summer that it will be to their in
tercst 10 purchase their tickets at his gene
raj ticket ,otIice, S26 Main street. CARRIER
is the Richmond agent for the Cunard,
White Star, National, and Allen ocean
steamship lines, and persons who are think
ing OF taking trip "across the pond can
be fully posted by hayinAa chat with Ma lor
CARRIER. He offers, by the way, excursion
tickets at reduced rates, and promises to Sc
cure staterooms in advance for travellers.
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TIE CAPIToL-SQUARE WALKS. Major
Boykin will endear himself to 4 large por-
tion OF the community il be will have the
Capitol-Square walks rolled. They are at
present in as bad condition as they were
ever before known to be. The sharp gravel
is ruinous to all shoes, and positively pain
full to ladies and other persons wearing
thill-soles.
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GEORGE WALLACE REMOVED TO WHEEL
ING JAIL Wheeling, ". Fa., March %
George Wallace, who is held as accessory to
the triple murder committed at Littleton by
his brother, John Wallace, on the 10Th in.
stant, was brought to this city and lodged
in the county Jail last night.
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WEDNESDAY. Y..........MARCH 81, 1873.
WEATHER REPORT.

rSDIcATIoNs FOR To.DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear weather. followed
BY cloudiness and rain, westerly winds
hacking to warmer southerly, and falling
barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, with light,
variable winds from the south, and station
airy or falling barometer.
Cautionary signals are ordered for In
dianela and Galveston.
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POLICE COURT, MONDAY Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-Ja Smith and
CharlesAllen (colored), charged with steal
ing a pocket book containing about $50,
from the person OF Miss Vernon, which
was set for to-day, was continued until Fri
day on account Of the absence OF Miss
Vernon.
Moses Dickson (colored), charged with
stealing barrel OF -four of the value OF
$40, the property OF J. w. Holloran. Con.
tinued until to-day. Bailed in the sum OF
5000.
Edward Hewlett (colored), charged with
entering the stable OF John Stewart and
stealing SIT In money, the property OF Ro-
bert Carter, was discharged. Not guilty.
John Taylor and Ben. Lacy (colored),
charged with being engaged in fighting a
rock-battle in the city, were fined 81 each.
Ellen Harper (colored), charged with
stealing one handkerchief, the property OF
Ellen Ware, was discharged.
Lucien Smith (colored), charged with
trespassing upon the premises OF Mrs. Mar
tin, No. 800 Main street, entering her
kitchen, breaking open the trunk Of Mary
Smith, carrying away her clothing, and
otherwise cruelty treating her, was conl-
mitted to Jail in default OF security for bis
good behavior for three months i'll the sum
OF $500.
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THE SAw-MILL ACCIDENT.-H. y. Watt,
coroner of Henrico county, on Monday held
an inquest at Halls saw-miIl to ascertain
the cause OF the recent accident there. The
verdict OF the jury was that the accident
occurred from the incompetency Of those
having the engine in charge.
DIR. Magruder says that all the wounded
parties are doing well and are kindly cared
far
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INTERSTATE RIFLE-MITCH.-Colonel r.
i. Irwin, OF the First regiment Of Alabama
State troops, has written to Adiutant-Gene-
raj Mcdonald for list OF the volunteer
companies OF the State, with the view of
communicating with them and inviting
them to participate in an Interstate rifle
match to be held at Mobile in July.
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CONVICT RECEIvED.-Jack Morris (col-
ored), from King William county, was re-
ceived at the penitentiary yesterday to serve
a term OF seven years-one year for second
offence OF petit larceny and six years aadl-
tional by the court for having once before
served term in the penitentlary.
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SEwER-G Can't something be Gone to
prevent the escape Of sewer-gas in some o!
the buildings OH Main street near Twelfth
The sufferers are loud in their complaints.
Possibly one OF the steam fire-engincs
might be brought into requisition and the
sewers cleansed by forcing considerable
quantity OF water into them.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS Letters and rostals
addressed as follows remain unclaimed in
the Richmond post-office: l.. +. Duke, El-
lott & Weisiger, II. n. Parish, Julia i.
Gates, Catherine C. Harris, D. NJ. Hanes,
William Hicks, w. It. Hudson, Mrs. &.
jenkins, Wilson jackson, Millie Jefferson,
Walter l.. John, Louisa N. Jones, L. I.
Jones, Florence Kosminski, z. ?. & &. II.
Dunham, Dungee, Conrad & Co.
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FIRE IN THE CouNTT.-Between and o
O'Clock yesterday morning Mr.. A. ".
ShieIds's stable, at "Poplar Vale," was
burned, involving o loss OF about $500.
Mr.. Shields's stock was saved, but the
building and his harness were totally de-
stroyed. No insurance.
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STOLEN PRoPERTY.-The Chief OF the
Police has been notified of the larceny, in
Washington, Of five bags of coin (hall-dol-
lars Mostly. for which reward OF $500 is
offered. The property was stolen from the
Washington House, in the District OF Co.
lnmba
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s A RELIABLE ARTICLE.-It isapeasure to COM
mend All article OF thoroughly reliable character,
aud we do not hesitate to do so speaking OF Doo-
LEY's YEAST. POWDER, which su experience OF
over ten years conyinccs us is the best and most
reliable baking powder in the market.
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AUCTION SALES TfEES BAY.

E!'- On, ali Suies Of 2snL Estate R,od. 6s,,see7
the iSt oT JdnGGry 1T. 2nSt cf yslas Mc tcses fo7
the present yepr inpc "a Je DGiG ~ the pHrchdG.r
On al Sntes nade 6ttt1ce1 Wr 1st Of JMiy and iasl
of the gear tie tnesS have 20 De g0iO Ey fhe ssU1g
This CUSTOM was adOp:cl abou. lfreCl years ago
by all the real estate agents in RiCh.ond. and So
plies to Richmond and ylclnity.l
f. B: COOK, 10 a. NJ. furniture, watch. shotgun,
&c, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. AZ T. NJ. executors sale
of the brick dwelling No. 4Q2 east Cary street.
between Fourth and Fifth.
RICHARDSON e CO.. 5 p. NJ, cottage dwelling
and two lots on the west side OF Seventh street
between jackson and Duval.
FRANK D. HILL, Z. NJ, commissioners sale OF
real estate corner of st. John and Coutts streets
ROBERT L. LYME, p. NJ, commissioners S sale
of gr0cery-siand on the south side of Cary stree
near Belydere, and several other tenenents and
little f3rln about two miles from the city.
ABkAM WARWICK, 10 A. NJ, ut Brookied
farm 30 head of cattle, 20 mich COWS, 10
heters and yearDgs, hogs, farming imple-
mens. wagons, carts, &c.
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THE PRICE OF GAs.-One OF the gas conf
panies of Baltimore offers gas to consumers
at S1.50 per thousand feet.
Fortunate Baltimore. .s
In Richmond the price is $500.
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CHICKEN AT W0RK.-NiSht be-
fore last thieves broke into the hen-house OF
Mrs. Caroline Carter. in Henrico county, a
short distance beyond Young's mill, and
carried oil about fifty fine fowls.
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A REMARKABLE FLOOR CoyxRfNG.--A flo or
cloth is now being manufactured composed OF cork.
making clean, soft, very handsome, and durable
noor-coycring. Itsnlaims 10 extraordinary dnra-
bIlty have been thoroughly testeG 1t is printed In
handsome designs, and sold by all carpet deale rs.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild
er, and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY a. 81, 81
8 A. NJ, 40; noon, 60; 3 P. M., 65; z.
M., 81, midnight, 553. 3.''a"% %--<
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FoR ALL DIsfSsEs or TrfE TEETH kSD GUNS
use MEADE C BAKERS CARBoLIC MOUTH
WASH. Fifty cents bottle.
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THE "GLENwooD " WHIsxEY took the first pre-
MUM AT the State Fair.
The e Select" Whiskey is recommended by DR.
j. B. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-Our own importation.
Cigars, of every grade of Oul own manufacture.
Liberal discount TO the trade
w. u. BLAIR & Co,
903 Main street.
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TIE MINsrRELs. Tonight and to-mor-
row night Simmons, Slocum & Sweatnam's
-Minstrels, from the Arch-Street Opera
House, Philadelphia, will appear at the
Theatre.
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R0BBERY.-T crocery-store OF ". A..
Walker, on lower Main street, was entered
by thieves night before last and robbed OF
a considerable quantity OF goods.
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GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.
EUROPEAN TICKETS.
Persons contemplating visiting the
PARIS EXPOSITION.
or other points Of interest in
EUROPE,
would 10 wei 10 purchase trcir tickets ut
4. ". CARRIERS
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
TICKET OFFICE,
S26 EAST MAIN STREET.
AGENT FOR TIE
CUE.tRD. TfrTE-STAR. NATIONAL. AND
ALLAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINES.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
STATEROoli5 SECURED IN ADVANCE,
STEERhGE TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
RATES TIE SAME AS AT THE NEW YORK
OFFICES.
TICKETS SOLD TO ALL POINTS NORTH,
SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST, IN THE UNITED
STATES 1T same rates rs at depots.
Information chcorfn:v given by letter or other
wise. A. ". CARRIER,
$40 Gas, Main street, Richmond, Va.
mh 22-cod2m
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AS a FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there Is nothing so good as MEADE 6 BA-
KER's CARBoLIc MoUTn-WAsu. Fifty cents s
bottle sfssS@ zL
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ART ENTERTAINMENT Taylor's art
entertainment will be given at the Seventh
Street Christian church tomorrow (Thurs-
day. night. The scenes will be along the
Mediterranean,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-27

WHERE, On! WHERE can getSlhe MODEL C1-
GAR? That is the KeY-West-ton. At p. Witt
LOCKS, 1445 Main street.
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DISCoLoRED TEETH rendered Beautifully white
by the use OF MEADE & BAKERS sAPoNINE DEN.
THRICE. Fifty cents boz.
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DON'T GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES DREAM
ING but 90 to any cigar store or ana ash
sor xvnITLocK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
happy hours away by yourself twill pay better In
the long run.
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PAPER BOXES.

EOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS WE
L have been engaged in the manufacture Of Pa
PER BOXES. aud have made and sold hundreds OF
thousands. perhaps millions, and hare sivenempioy-
ment IN hundreds Of men, women, boys, and girls,
and have always paid them good wages. thereby en-
abling them 70 live lii responsibility and comf1rt.
and with skllIul workmcn and improved machinery
can confidently invite all persons In want oi PAPER
BOXES to give us 4 call, assuring them that we ran
and will illrnis Ii them as Low As ANY MASCFAC-
TURER, and BETTER THAN SOIE.
WOUDHOUSE PARHAM,
Booksellers. Publishers, Sta;iOners, B1oh0indcrS,
and Paper-Box Manufacturers. NH 22
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CHARGE IT TO BUSTER !-WHirLocks repu-
tatioa as THE cigar manufacturer OF tRe ceieorsca
Model. Peach. Key West and other branus' mas oeeh
Ionost,v won by fair dealing and uniform courtesy,
hy gi v,np n good article for reasonable price.
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NJ. ELLYscN Y CO.. advertising agents. insert I'D
vcrtisements in all Of tn. slapcrs OF the United
Slaes III publishers rates. Orders left 1T the Dis
patch cGuntinx-roOpl viii receive premnt atten-
in
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Fon OFFENSIVE BREATH from decaSed tecth
and diseased gums, use MEADE u bAhEh eAh-
BoLIC MoUIH-WAsH. Fifty cents Dottle'
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~- tIteh EHLtHC
Mar. 25, Mar. "a, Mar. 16, Mar. %
1876. 1877. 1873. 1878.
W. G. W. &. W. G.. ". Z.
IL 8 Ii Is 9 II IL {

Population of city estimated 1869
white, 44,400; colored, 33,1O0. Rate OF
mortality OF whole population was 1851 per
1000 per annum; rate OF mortality Of white
population was 1888 per 1000 per annum;
rate of mortality of colored population was
12.5G per 1000 per annum.
Amount Of rainfall for week ending
March 10th, O.SS inches; amount Of rainfall
for week ending March 23d, 600 inches.
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1NCIP1cST TARTAR AND sCURF removed b,
MEADE e BAKERS SAroNiSE DESTIFR1CE =
Fifty cents box.
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ONE OF THE GREATEST LUXURIEs Is pure ano
fragrant Toilet Powder. To our lady readers We
recommend J. & E. ArK1SsoN's Rose, White Rose
and yiolet Powder.
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PERSONAL Captain Tom Evans, OF the
Reidsvilie IN. C.) Times, is in the city.
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BOARDING.

g P E G. / AL!
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Z FoR BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE & BAKER,
CARBoLIC M0UrH-WAsu. Fiftycents bottle.
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FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properuei
Of MEADE s. BAKERS CARBoL1C MOUTH" Aeh
are unsxcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
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Great Fire in Philalelphla.

Fire broke out Monday evening among
the large storehouses on Fourth street,
above Arch, Philadelphia, including several
pant aud oil establishments. It-raged With
great fury on both sides OF the street, and
for long time was beyond the control of
the firemen. The flames spread along
Cherry street, demolishing nearly all the
dwellings and saloons between Third and
Fourth streets, and finally reached the cor
ner OF Third street. The sparks were car
ried to great distance by fierce
wind. fired store al the corner
of Second and Cherry streets, which
soon became the centre OF another scene OF
destruction. and at midnight six large stores
In that locality were Ia flames. The st. Elmo
Hotel, on Arch street, also caught hre, but
was eXtinguished without serious damage,
though causing scattering OF the boarders.
The Camden fire department volunteered
their services, and aided in preventing the
spread of the flames. At O'Clock the
fire was under control. No estimate can be
made Of the losses, but they will doubtless
aggregate more than q million.
PHILADELPHIA, March 26.2:15 4. NJ
The fire is under control. The last build
ing burned was 106 Fourth street. The
loss on the St. Elmo Hotel is $4,000. About
thirty fouses, more or less, We're damaged
by fire or water. The total loss is thought
to be about million dollars.
LATER,
PHILADELPHIA, March 2G.-The loss caused
by last nights fire, which destroyed num-
Der of stores corner of Fourth and Cherry
streets, is estimated at sS00,000. The losses
incurred by the poor people who tenanted
the small houses will exceed the insurance,
but that of the stores factories, and other
establishments, will be fully met by the
amount OF insurance.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRiNTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction Guarlnteed
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SUPREME COURT CT APPEALs.-Pullen Us.
Dudley's administrator. Dismissed at ap-
pellant's costs.
Staples as. Floods administrator. Put
on privileged docket and rule on ap-
pellant to print record till the Goth April,
1878.
Herring Us. Douthat. Appeal and super
sedeas allowed from decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond.
Prices executor Us. Harman's executor
and ais. Appeal and sapersededs allowed
from decree of Circuit Court OF Brunswick
county.
Harvey & Williams u.s. G. Y. Morris and
dls Appeal and snpersedeas awarded to
decree OF Chancery Court OF the city OF
Richmond.
Mcdaniel & Irby Us. Tate. Argued by
Charles NJ. Baekford, OF Lynchburg, and
submitted.
Hill and wife rs. Claggett. &c. Argued
by ii. w. Garnett, Esq, Of Washington, D.
c., and submitted.
The next cases to be called are Bank OF
Greensboro Us. Chambers, Sc. Redd Us.
Jones, &C.; Kirkland, Chase IL Co., as
signees, Us. Bruno and als.; Mountcastle Us.
Gregg; and Maulsby's administrator Us.
MaulsOy's administrator.
The Supreme Court Of the United States
on Tuesday affirmed the decision OF the
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia in the Broad
street case.
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REMOVAL.
u Z N o v A

D EMOV Al.
DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE
TO THE
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE IN
sURANcE BUILDING, ~
No. ll13, oNTEE SOUTH SIDE or MAIN STREET..
We BUY aud SELL BONDS and STOCKS on
C0MAISSiOH and dMAKELIBERALAD ADVANCES.
LOANS M iDTfATED.
Al business eHtYasteu % our care will receive
prom pt attention. DAVENPORT ID Co,
mn 2z-eodsT lll8 Main STREET Y