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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-30
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W. WI mai, N ,ny address q samnle No. sf tie
Il. u yIItGiSfb MONTHLY LAW 3ttCHSsI.
The ID No. Is iass ready, md n0w is the time
II suiscribe This WORK f. almost Indispensable 10
sycry laY ycr It pantalns more saluasie intorfpa-
ZION than esahe had IN other ysys for s s, hsye
few copies OF the Wefs Iof aaa o
X t.sos .tew Il ~ ~ ablisl,ees
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RopEaEs gf1AatfAaxE, inst teceiye5. s
70. BrAIf. Il co.
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Close, unventilated bedrooms make the graves of
thousands Of people annually. -''".r =.
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8illt,lloltd lispatfll

Z 4sE THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRGU-
LATToNs OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE CITY, 49,. s-.,s. 4
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Go 70 WINsTocK before he closes.
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Go to WINsTocK. before he closes.
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Go to wiivsrocn bcforc be closes.
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BRIEFs.-Judge Robert L. Montague, OF
Middlesex; Judge Dickinson, OF Prince
Edward; and w. R. Taliaierro, Esq, OF
Orange, former member OF the House, were
on the floor Of the House yesterday.
The prospects Of the canaErauroa bill
are very fine. There will not be great
deal more OF discussion over 1t. The per-
fected substitute OF Mr.. Bocock will be
printed and on the desks Of members when
the bill comes up in the House ut ia TO-
day. p E&-.-
III The House Committee on Retrenchment
and Economy reported yesterday in favor
OH reducing the salary OF Superintendent
Ruffner from $4,000 to $1,000 per annum. D.
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EoR RENT, zs
No. 3o7 Franklin. between Third aad Fourth
streets. r.
No l OF west Grace. near Adams street.
No. lis south Third street, hetween Cary and
Canal streets. -
No. 900 Marshall, northeast corner OF Ninth
street.
No. GA north Fifth street, between Clay and
Leigh streets tSublett's Row.
No. 2G06 franklin, between TweEty.s'It2 a.ld
TwcnlY-seventh streets.
No. =, southeast corner Mayo and Broad streets.
No.. Broad betwe7 II TweRiy-sevcnsh rad fre!-
: No. sos north Twenty-af,h street. between Cay
and Leigh streets.
No. Twenty. third, between Main zid Fsaasi:n
streets.
No, GlS Broad between Sixth and ScyeIth streets.
No. 1853 Main, near Seventeenth street.
No, GOT Broad. between Second AMI miro streets.
No. 2225 ard 1927 Main street, between I Ten:?-
second and Twenty third streets.
No. 1928 Nain, between rwCuty"thlrd aud Iwea-
No. - Thirieeuth. between Main aud Cary streets.
No l7l5 franklin, near Seventeenth street.
No. south Four:eenih street, between Main ana
Cary streets. ,x.u
offer all these houses. and many more - greatly
reduced rents. Any one Wishing TO rect can cSf-
tanIy be suited. Apply to !, ,y.r
ja2s.4t 1912 siain street.
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yEST1LAroEs AT MoUNrcAsTLE CorEn's.
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POLICE COURT, YEsrEEDAY-Pofce.JaS-
lice ri. J.fWhite presidiag.-Albert Harris
icolored). for assaulting and beating DAVID
Meade. was fined SO and Costs .tis,!. =,
Beverly Valentine (coloredl charged Win
foreibly Taking possession OF the premises
No. ia Brook: avenue. the properly OF
James Evans. - The case was dismissed, IL
being q matter for civil action; ~, -,
George Anderson, Joseph sRaflln, Charles
Carter alias Coles lall coloredl were nped
81 each for disorderly conduct 70 the streei. {.
alssanlting and beating Lawrence Meeks.
es TnE MOZART Tafs II vE MN First,
q wedding March y tsfendelsso ohnl oreaes-
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AUCrIoS SALES THIS Day.

8 HE- on all salss Of Reds Estats ssads sssssss4
The lst 0f January and iost ef Jtsns tbs tarsffsi
gzfsee Ell gay rsass,
ofthe uetar e t0zes hore TO DO paid by the seSIsr
Z This custom was adopted abort fifteen years ago
by MI the real estate agents In Richmond, and aps
plies to Richmond and yfetnity.1 - s
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81 Poor, KIE."'-Rev. Or. Eaton. of Pc
|tersburg. will give: some humorous and
sage. advice in reference to, this ubiquitous
class OF = Iitinerants at The First Baptist
church Friday evening, with q view OF
;imparting q few delicate hints to the sub
,ieels Of the lecture, and. not with any de-
Sign to hurt the feelings Of their plethoric-
pursed relatives, All this pleasure @ and In 10
In fact, our hard-up friends are especially
Jex beetad to, be. present, for il is, expected
that tie remarks on that occasion VIII In.
:spire ia them an eager enulatio % to follow
tie lai,aable example soi. that animal men
toned b. ai,rk Twain Which spends entire
weeks observing scenery and the incfdepts
Of traYveI r,rfher than be a burden npon Its
parents. s. - s:.rf,s ssiF., - 34asfas i5ss
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original par. For the interest accrued,
either s27 or $40, as the new bond may be
dated, it is expected to obtain something
which shall at least be equivalent to az per
cent: certificate, payable at pleasure OF the
State. This would then give an income Of
$3.50 to $500 on original par, with obliga-
tions OF the State as follows:
New fours. SIS
Two per cent certificates. $50. worth so per
cent. as compared with tile " "fours "......... 15
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TIE MAsQUERADEi BALL LAST NIGRT.-
The anniversary of the Germania Club was
celebrated last night at Sanger Halle by a
grand masquerade ball and carnival, under
the management Of that worthy gentleman
andwell-known musician, Professor Charles
L. Siegel. - 90 eG. -.
There was large and brilliant audience
present, and more than one hundred mask.
crs took part in the festival. At 8 O'Clock
the grand march called the maskers to the
hall. headed by the Fat Mans band, and the
scene there presented was one OF the most
interesting witnessed in Richmond for many
day. Among the most striking costumes
were those OF the Miller's Regiment. repre-
seuting the various millers, all under the
direction Of Mr. Fl. i. Phillips; the Chi
nesc Giant and Siamese Dwarf; the Organ
man, Wife. and Monkey, represented by
Messrs. Phillips, Richter, and Herman; the
Dispatch, by Miss 2. e., and the French
Peasant, by Miss NJ. E. OBJ. The fair lady
who represented this paper was attired IN
dress made entirely OF newspapers, and car
ried a bundle OF papers under her arm.
The ball was handsomely decorated.
the music was excellent. and altogether the
ball was q success, thanks to Professor Sic
gel, Mr. Phillips, and others, who carried it
to such successful termination.
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1.-THE BEST STOCK OF LINEN
GOODS In tins city eau be found at LEVY
BROTHERS.; .E
They show the largest variety of TOWELS, NAP
kINs, DoILIES, TRAY-CLOTHS, TABLE
CLOTHS, TABLE-COVERS;
They cal! particular attention to their stock OF ex-
ira long and wide DOUBLE SATIN DAMASK
TABLE-CLOTHS-thc finest ever brought to
this city-which they will sell at 25 per cent. be-
low New York prices i
MARSEILLES QUILTS In great variety; "
Extra large and fine BED-BLANKETS at low
prices 10 close out the stock. at
ja29 LEVY BROTHERS..
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LOST. sTaAYEp. AND FOUND.

EOUND. IN GINIA OPERA
Il HOUSE, at the last Mosaic.a SCAEF-PlE IN
the shape OF shell, which the owner can get by
calling at this Office and paying for the advertise
ment. ia 30.2t
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THE THEATRE-DIPLoMAcY.- Diploma
cy'' was repeated at the Theatre last night
to only fair audience. We are surprised,
it must be confessed, that Mr.. Barrymore
and bis fine company have met with no bet
ter success. 1t is strange indeed that an un-
refined performance, such as that presented
in sour Boarding House," should Gil the
Theatre, and an attractive, meritorious
drama, played by tine company Of ladies and
gentlemen well up in the business, should be
presented almostto empty benches. The COM
pany deserves better success. Everywhere
except in Richmond has the play drawn.
It is full of thrilling and interesting scenes,
lacks nothing Of nat,ralness, and is the
more powerful in that it supports number
Of characters Of equal prominence and i'm
personated by gentlemen of nearly equal
excellence. The company, composed OF
Maurice BARRYMORE, b. &. Porter, a. 2.
Davies, Georgia Drew, and others, is one OF
the best now travelling through the coun-
try. There are points OF special excellence
In each imperSonation that might be dYelt
upon, but it is enough that rs whole it is
so harmonious. The plot, too, is CON-
piicated and :, one OF much interest.
From the first act to the last the interest in
creases, and there are many fine scenes in it
for every one Of the characters. Tonight
" Diplomacy" will be repeated, as well as
at the matinee; on Saturday, when we may
expect u full house. Seats muy be secured
at the Theatre box.ofice and at Johnston's.
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TOR RENT, THAT .DES1RABLEG3
l. TRUCK FARM, LATELY OGGyPIED Hl
KY MR.. RUSH BURGES ON CnEL SEA Hill.
JUST OUTSIDE OF THE CITY LIMITS. ON
The ROWLING GREEN ROAD. CONTAINING
As ACRES-The LANDS In a high s,ae OF cul-
fivaliop. The HOUSE Is n large tTo-story brick
one. containing about seven rooms, with to:-house
attached: harms, kitchen, and all ihs necessary ont
houses. Water In The yard. For terms and other
'''' ''ON-'0 ROBERT B. LYME. Receiver,
q. 1910 Maln frsn+
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TOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLEGs
Il BRICK RESIDENCE No. 400 east Clay 81
street. containing ten roonls besides ktcieu, BATH,
&C.. aud in good repair. There Is large yard ut
the side attached To the house. Apply TO ....,
JOINT. GODDIE, Real Estate Agent.
IN 30-3u Bank nd Eleventh streets.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, TWO DES1RABLEG GA
Il DWELLINGS on the south Side Of Dance E.I
street between Garter and l:itchc street, contain
ing five rooms each. besides kitchen. Rent only
$3.50 per month. AEplyt0
JOHN T. GODDIN, Real Estate Agent
IN 30-eod3t Bank aud Eleventh streets.
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WANTS.

WANTED, A COOK. White preferred.
w Good wages. Apply at 1888 Main street.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-07
Stage RobneTy.

On Monday morning, at 2:30 o'clock, as the stage from Moricopa was approaching town and about three miles distant the driver heard the command Halt and an instant afterward discovered, in the darkness, the muzzle of a shot gun within q few feet of his face, and heard the command repeated in style that meant business. The team was stopped and the express box demand ed, which was handed over, when the order came to drive on."
 Mir MeClintocI, of the HERALD, and an agent of Halls Safe and Lock Company were inside, but undis- turbed, owing, no doubt, the reputed non-1inancial character of the jour nalistic profession. Officers went out to the spot early in the morning, but we believe found no trace that could be successfully followed or clue that would lead to the discovery of the robbers.
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Administrators Sale.
In the matter of the estate of Charles c
 bieDer-ni3t. 7cceased.

In the matter of the estate of Charles c.
 bicDer-nitt. 7eceused.
 %.TO OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT V in p@rsuan"s of an order of sale made by the F-abata CoGrt of the county of Mari coqa, in the territory of Arizona on the 5th day Of May is72 il the matter Of the esta-e oi Charles s- McDermtt, deceased. Inc un- dcrs gned wiH sell at private sale the follow ing described real property. to-wit; The south one half Of southwest one-four:h of section .6, in tawushj 1. uor-h of -nge f east of the district of land subject to sale at Florence, Arizona The in vest or right of the said deceased once to said land was q homestead t'tie not yet perfected
 SeaiCd bids will he received for ire same on and up te the 2d.h day Of May. fS79. at 70 o'clock. a. H., hy 1he undersigned at his place of residence. a3oUt two and a half miles south CT iiayden's Ferry, in Marieopa eo1nty and will be opened on that day All sales subject io eonfrmi ! by tiie Probate Court Of Mari cora un-y.
 And :l5 undersigned gives further no.ioe that he win sell at private sale the following described personal property belonging 10 the said estate One water right sn the Tempe Irrigating Canal, two gin barrels, five car peuter planes, one chisel, one guage, one ham mer. one trv-sqGare- one oven and lid, one pacfGre of clothes ani blankets, one hand saw, one shotgun one b. dsfead and led. one set Tlcw harness one pow No :, and two horse. to the said 26rl day of May. 1879.
 Ani i1 case no Lids are received and ac- ceVtcG for said real estate, and all the above aaned personal property is nat sold at 10 0.c.ocl. a said 25th day of May. lS7Q then the uuders igned will offer all of snid est bidder fer cash, the sale of said real estate being i'll subject to confirmation by the said Probate Court of Naricopa county
 THOMAS MORROW. Administrator Of the estate ci Charles C.
 Mebern'itt- deceased
 A-.5 tft. E3trr
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

Charlie Salari now wears hat.
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
 We understand dance is too be held at Tempe Friday evening.
 Mir. Swain is at work on the brick portion of Peralta's new scales.
 The harvesting machinery is being put in condition for the seasons work
 Buker brought in a large amount of goods few days si2ce for Morgon Jo Co.
 Postmaster Mowry received ten thousand three cent stamps yesterday morning.
 Fine six year old riding and driving horse for sale. Inquire at the HERALD office.
 Last Nc nday we received large quantity of new material for the pa per and the job office.
 For building lumber, at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott.
 White & Walters have put up good lumber awning in front of their cosy saloon. Jack says it Is way up"
 A Welztnski, of Prescott, ". II. Calderwood of Agua Fria, Benj Cor ay of Prescott, W. " Wallace, of San Francisco, and G. Curray are registered at the Gardiner house.
 Mir Levy has returned from trip to Seymour He says the old Euiture mill has been brought over and is be ing erected. Professors Blake and Plumb are making thorough exam ination of the mine A few tempo rary building have been erected
 AIessrs. Packer & AIckenna have just received nice billiard table di- rect from the famous manufactury of Meyer, San Francisco It is hand someIy finished in mahogany and is furnished with Myers patent steel cashion, than which there is none better. Accompanying the table is Q handsome revolving cue rack and q walnut tally board. Lovers of the scientific game of billiards will find no better table in the territory upon which to exercise their skill
 Board of Supervisors met last Mon day. A D. Lemon filed bond of $4000 as District Attorney and Tax Collector. Petit, of Santa Rosa, Cal ifornia, submitted plans for a Court house, but too late to be acted upon by the board, plans having already been adopted, detailed account of 1 which was given some time since in the uELALD. \ number of accounts were audited and warrants ordered drawn on the treasurer Ordered that the sale of S2000 of Courthouse bonds be advertised in the Phoenix HERALD up to May 18th Board or dercl that all patients who can pos sibly be discharded from the county hospital be given three days notice of their discharge.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-07
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Indian Inspector Hammond left for Washington on Sunday
 In the Aztec and surrounding dis tricts but little work is being done now save prospecting and assess ment work.
 Quite 8 number of eases arc being tried at the April term of court in Florence. Three criminal cases are on for trial, with a prospect for sever al more.
 Enterprise It is reported that several large mining sales have late y been made of mines situated in Mohave county in the neighborhooI of Mineral Park. The purchasers arc New York capitalists, and work is to be commenced at once. AIohave county will before long take her old place as the principal producer of bullion among the counties of Ari- zona.
 PhgniX presents q good permanent business outlook. Brick, frames, and adobe building are being built, and an ice machine is being rapidly pushed to completion. Crops in Salt river valley never looked better. The farmers of the valley reasonably cx- pect a much larger yield of grain this season then eyer before raised. Quitea number of persons wuI go to the end of the railroad 10 welcome the c2cursionists il May Sttr
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-07
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
sherEGs Sale.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Maricopa. duly tested on the day of April, 1S19. and to me direct ed upon judgment made and entered in said court against James Daggctt. 9nd ill favor of Hiram II. Linvilie. in d cause in said court entitled Hiram H. Lin vile against James Daggett- by which snid execution I am commanded to make the sum uf S1l5.G9. the judgment therein and S2a.5O costs and the accruing costs thereon. 1 have levied upon and will sell at public auction at the court house door, iT the town of Phoenix. county of Maricopa and Terri tory Of Arizona. on the 21st day of May, 1879. between the hours of o'clock in the morning and ; o'clock in the afternoon of said day. the following property to-wit:
 All the interest of the said James Daggett in and to a certain growing crop of wheat now growing upon the south half of the outheast quarter of section eight in town ship one, north of range three east of the Gila. on a Salt River meridian and the dis trict ot lands subject 10 sale at the Land Office ct Florence, Arizona. and all the right. title and interest in said growing crop that the snid James Daggett had at the time of the entry of said judgment, to-wit: on the 23th day of April. 1879.
 This the 30th day of April. 1872
 R. $. THOMAS, Sheriff.
 By IT. c. MCDONALD.
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PERSONAL
J. T. Cotton has gone to Prescott.

J II. Cotton has gone to Prescott
 ". ". Haskell, representing sev- eral insurance companies was in the city a few days since. He has ap- poined the Bannister Brothers agents in this section.
 Messrs. Gilmer, White and Stewart of the Gilmer ( Salisbury stage line have been in the city during the past few days
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SaIe of Court House Bonds.

CtEALED BIDS WILL HE RECEIVED 0 by Inc Board of Supervisors of the coun-y of MGricoua for the sale of two tious- and dollars (S2 O00) Of the Court House Bonds of The county of 3Taricora up to 1is, 18th. 1879. Bids for less than eighty cents cn the do lar wi1i not be entertained. Bids to be addressed 10 the Clerk of the Board of Su- pervi sors
 By order of the Board of Supervisors
 J. II. COX, Clerk of BoarI Pheenix, May 5th. 1s7e.
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And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors, made on the nineteenth d9ih1 day ef March. 1879, so many sheres of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at urbl1c auction at the office ef the Company. Room 2i; Sate Deposit Building. San Francis co c alitornia. on THURSDAY, the fifteenth 10th )tay of May, 1872, al the hour of one o'clock. r. NJ, of said day, to pay said delil- quent assessment thereon. together with cost of advertising and expenses of sale
 A. c. 1IcNEANS. Sec'y. OHica-Room 2A. Safe Deposit Building, San Francisco, California. nSl4t
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-07
DeIFuauent Notice.

NC 9ULLEN SILVER MINING COArPA- -'f ny-Location of principal place of business san Francisco, California; location of works Maric"pa county, Arizona Teritory-Notice- There is delinquent upon the following de Scribed stock, on account of assessmsnt CNo.2) levied on the nineteenth G9th) day of March. 1879. the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as fol
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wotice fo CrcGifors.

Estate of Michael RTauneart. deceased. Norice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the eState of Michael Braugart. deceascd- to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten mounihs after the first publication of this notice to The said cNecU- for at his office ill PhouiX, Maricopa county Arizona
 RoBEET P. HUANDs Administrator of the estate of Michael ErlEH.arr- deCcascd-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-07
R. (. Earring1on 6 O., Dealers in { enera! Mere han0ise :
 
FoRWARD!NG S COMMISSION
ME CEANTGg

Maricopa, Arizona.
 All freight consigned to oiir care Will be promptly forwarded to any part of tEe Territory.