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MARBLE, hLhRAsTER, AND BRONZE STA
TrETTE<. &c.-I.sdes and gentlemen are particu-
larly invited to call to-',sy ard examine the large
and desirable collection or richiy-carved Marble
and AlRbaster Vases, Urns, French Bronze
TwelIty-Ouc-Day Checks, S.a,ucttcs, &C.. on exhi-
bion at the Huc.i0u-room Second floor Of McSSrs.
COOK ( LAUGUToN, Auctunecr=, the sale "i
wi!Irh w!i take place Tomorrow tN-ctncs!ayj J.
See auction advertisement.
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No report from the Manchester school.
The Second Church school reported six
teen baptsms during the month, and the
Grace-Streci school reported tie death Of
enc scholar.
After the reading of the reports, Rev.
Dr.. Burrows preached Il short sermon to
the children, which was followed by appro-
pirate addresses hy Rev. {. G. Biting
Of Lynchbtrg. Rev. DR.. Poipdexter, and
Mr.. Thorne of New York ut the close OF
which tbe Association adjourned.
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THROUGH TO NEW YORK IN Two HoURs.-
4 view Of Billiards. celebrated panorama of
New York city is said to be equal to visit
to that great city. 1t takes the spectator
forty-one miles through the streets of the
metropolis, giving faithful representation
OF what every stranger would wish to see
were lie on visit to New York the whole
accompanied by an explanatory lecture con-
veying good deal of information not to be
obtained from guide-books. The panorama
will be exhibited at st. Adams Hall at 8
O'Clock this afternoon, and again at g o'clock
tonight.
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DENTISTRY IN al 81 branches j. r-t;"nrr !hal
out i.r rcnly mudrsanI. "i!!ir rnpay Fraci!c" j..
To iruv tooth with the least pain, n m -! 81
teeth - ~ to be comfortable and grsceuhle, re-
q!ircs study and practice. we know 81 TO pnc
who Is h-trr adept in the business, or who more
thoroughly understand. and practices It, than our
ynung friend DR.. LUpEuN y. HoGo.
This Is The verdict cf MI 'ho have ever given
RI. al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

HCuN"Np AND CoALFIELD RAILROAD
CoNpANY.-In the Senate yesterday bill
was passed Incorporating the Richmond and
Coaliield Railroad Company. The bill Gre
atcs franklin Stearus, s. Brooks, II. c.
Cabcl, J. l.. Archer, John J. Werth. G. c.
McRac, q. II. Jewett. \. {. Pulliam, Joseph
Walker, and W. II. Gwathmey, their asso-
ci&tes or successors, corporation for the
rllrpusc Of constructing 4 railroad from or
near tie city Of Richmond 10 any portion
ct the coal-fclds in the counties of Powha-
tai or Chesterfield. and the said company
shall not he required 10 commence the con-
strucion Of the road at either terminus,
| but may commence at any point or points
! br:wecn the proposed t"rmlnl.
! Tie second section authorizes the "coIu-
rany to connect their road with the South
! SIDE. nanyiilc, and Richmond and Peters
I bur. railroads, and any other road terlnl-
m%,iug in or passing through the city which
nav he hereafter ccnstructed; provided
that the southern terminus shall hc north
! Of the Clover itill railroad. The gauge sha Ii
not exceed two and half feet. The said
CORPORATION shall be invested with all the
ri .hts arh privileges conferred, and subject
tbHi! INC lt'-. ''.N!h'lotl> ANU lew
imro.cd ~ til. cote Of Virginia and tho
acts of the General Assembly applicable IL
internal improvement companies nov cZ-
listing or which may hereafter be enacted,
except 20 far - the same may be lnconHlst-
cnt with the provisions OF this act and
provided th%, TIE completion Of any sec
tion Of five miles Of railIond within twC
wears from the organization Of said cont
rlry shall be deemed q compliance witt
Tic provisions Of this act and general lawr
u nt!ec.inu the subject. arl shali secure t,
! the rajl ru;ul any Ill the rights AMI lli1!'
! lc1cs herein conferred.
. '3. The said company shall have n capi
tnl Stocl; Of not less than SJ0,9 nor orr
| than $5G0,n00, Il be divided into shares O
! 9lGD each, each stakeholder being entitled
10 one yntc in the meeting Of the stock
! hollcfs fer every share Of st0,k he!d hl
him and Tie SAT-! cu:alany nry hprr3N
such money a. may l@ necessary for III
construction and p!opcr equipment OF It>
roads, ani execute liens upoO ;tS propcrt!
and rcycHuc- 10 secure ii!c payment ii tit'
rrinl;pal atiI ilt":"s; of IL" same.
| j. SAID company !DaY elect snc' nnm
Der ot ii; ccf".E. AND r'ryi'ir for the cl"s:'io'
I g., al,,,ein;.ncnt ~ 6uch officers aIpl agcn;-
r- il may deceit" - he nccc~sarr f.: 10,
runlgcIncn, ~ its Affairs.
! g.. This act sha}l b" IN force from t'te
rH.-agc thcrcot.'
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An orTEAGE.-On Sunday night rock
was thrown through window Of Colonel
". II. Caskic's residence, on Grace street
above Foushcc, aud fell in the drawing
room, where the members Of the family
we're sitting. Fortunately No ore vas hurt, -,
but the escape was narrow. This is the
sccnnl time that this outrage list been per-
retlatc,l, and reward of $2j has brcu
offered fer the apprehension of the author
How 10 such things escape the notice Of tie
r,i;,p
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DocTor OF DIvlNlTY.-The faculty Of
William and Mary College, Of Williams
burg, have conferred the degree OF Doctor
of Divinity upon Rev. Henry Wall, rector
Of st. Johns (EpiscopaD church, Of th!E
city. Mr. Wall graduated at Trinity Col
lege, Dublin, il ls4s, and is thorough
scholar and theologian. His many &C,
qua!ntances in Richmond and throughout
the State will agree with lis in saying that
in these times the doctorats is seldom SC
worthily conferred.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

TnE PRKsBYTEHIAS MISSION SCHOOL in
Manchester Was crowded on last Sabbath.
the occasion being a continuation of the an
nivcrsary. J large number of prizes were
distributed. Master Hague and Misses
Lyon and Lufsey received the highest
prizes. Mr.. Buell., the superintendent, de-
serves great credit for his energy in estab-
fishing this school, which has accom-
plished great good in our midst.
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CARLoTTA PATrI.-It will he seen by
announcement that the celebrated I'M
prcsmio Max Strakosch will give US brief
concert engagement of that famed artistic
Curlotta Patti, who will be assisted by some
Of the best musicians in the country, on
the 2lst and pa instant. The season will
probably be rs brief as it will be brillian Mt,
AMI our nus;c-loycrs will be rewarded by
several rich musical treats.
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MAGISTRATES CorRT, MoSDAr.-ReCor-
der Porers prcsid;ag.-This court COM
menced its SESSIONS this morning. No Grim
inal business was transacted.
Amos D. Johnson obtained certificate to
practice law.
The Commonwealth;s attorney (Mr.
Chandler) announced to the court the death
of John 6. Williams, member of the bar,
AMI asked that the court adjourn in respect
to the memory Of the lamented deceased ;
whereupon the court adjourned until to-day
at II O'clock
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The place 10 hwy your clothing, shirts, and gem
tlemrn's furnishing goods l. Ne. 1900 Main street
where r.. j. SPENCE & SOS. merchant taiiors
have ali the latest ycs OF cloths cl5simereo, ana
furnishing goods, for sale low for cash. and specie
given III change In place oi fractional currency.
al! a. 1870 NIin street.
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Baptist SrNnAY-SCH0uI. ASSOCIATION.
Tic monthly meeting Of the Bsptist Sun
day-ScEool Association was held at the
Grace-Strect church on Sunday afternoon
William II. Williams, vicc-presiieut, in
the chair: U;way d. Browne secretary.
The Introductory exercises consisted of
singing and prayer, after which the reports
of The different schools were read, showing
the following average attendance for the
,a Il month
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MARCH
Is, ls7O.-Miss Maggie c. Baughn, Hon. G..
C.Walker, Governor, Miss Annie 3. Thomp-
son, Richmond, Va; Mr.. J. r. Strother, no
address Mr.. Marshall Brown, Louisiana !;
sIrs. II. Cabbell, no address.
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pArIHG urr.-The troops at Camp Gr4,h
we're puii OFT yesterday by Colonel i. H..
Stanton, paEmaster United States army.
There are now eight companies of the
Seventeenth infantry ct this post, it being
one Of tho IsTgest in the United States.
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TEHPRRANCE MEETISG.-There will be 4
public temperance meeting under the au.
spices OF West End Division Sons!.of TEN.
pcronce ut St. Marks chapel, corner o1
Leigh and Fouaheo streets, this CTuesdey)
evening Mt i o'clock. K. II. Mullen and
others will address the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

OFFICIAL BoNps REHEwEp.-ln the ma
gistra'es' court Yesterday the following ofR-
GERS renewed their bonds J.. 3. Boutwell,,
commissioner Of the revenue Stafford II.
Parker surety. Or. &. s. Mills. city ser
geant suretics, John u. aud Abncr T. Har-
yoy and ?. ". lLarwuoi
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The following is summary Of euperin-
tcnlcnts' reports for February

Trinity VIE declared the highest average
toY the month.
The next meeting will hc held AZ Ccntc-
nary church OF the second Sunday in April.
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FEMALE HUMANE AssoCIATlnN.-The la
dles of the Female Humane Association ac-
knowledge the receipt OF sll5.l6 from
Captains S. B. Herndon and James JEFF
fries, being part of the proceeds Of the
tireman's ball for the benefit Of the Orphan
Asylums Of the city.
A called meeting of the Association will
be held at the Asylum this afternoon at l
O'Clock.
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Co>vICrs.-Two ccnyicts were received
at tho pcniteNliary yesterday FROM Lynch
lurg-viz., William Shelly (white), Grand
larceny, five years and Andrew Gil Gl;as
Rchsrds (coloredl, house-hreakine, three
years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

TIT TuEATnE.-llamlct was presented
bv Mr. Furd's dramatic company before n
large audience at the Theatre last night,
and the performance evidently gave gene
ral satisfaction. Mr.. Warner, in the title
role. exhibited talents of high order, Gn'l
he way we'll sustained BY MIR. Parker ae
PolonuS, Mr.. Knapp as Horatio. Mr.. Wood
az Laertc., and Miss EldrIdge AZ 0pliclin
The other members of the company cann"t
be named with special praise.
Tonight The Merchant of Venice y Is
the play, and Mr.. Warner will appear Us
Shylock-a part in which lie is said to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15
VOL. XXXVIU.

OPINION OF THE GENERAL
ABOUT pE rACTo OrFICEgs.-~llou. J. G..
Taylor, Attorney General of the State, yes
'erday sent to the House of Delegates his
opinion in reference to the oath required
under the provisions of the fourteenth
amendment, in which he decides that the
Office al State officer held prior to the pas
sage OF the fourteenth amendment is not
vacated by the failure to take the pre-
scrloed oath; further, that the official acts
OF magistrates in Office by military up-
po'ntmens arc valid until their SUCCESSORS
qualify.
The opinion was rendered in the case of
Isaac II. Budd, member of tie House of
delegates from Loudoun county. Mr.. Buld
held the Office Of Justice of the Peace by
appointment of General Stoneman, and not
wishing to hold it longer, failed to qualify
in accordance with the supposed require
mcnt OF the act of Congress admitting Vir-
gInla to representation in Congress. The
Attorney General decided that he is gtill q
magistrate, and If he wishes to vacntc the
Office he can accomplish that Object by re-
signation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH Il 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State Of Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
ianls.
-lcs,ne. Isaac Bell Bourne, Eew YORK. mer-
cliaudi.e and passengers, ". c. Dunnam i I"'
tALLEp.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandisc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
steamer james :. Green, Pace, rhiladeiphia,
merchandise and passengers. W. 7. Porter.
steamer state OF Maryland, Trarcrs-- Baitt-
more, merchandise and passengers Harve!s
Williams.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March la.-ArrlTed, steamer
Keuuebec, Freeman, Baltimore, Terciandl5e anu
passengers, Richmond and YORK Elfer Assiroah
snd sailed 18th on return. , ..
EEw YoEE March l:.--Cleared Schooner u. J..
Hubbard ..ovcland. Tor EichmSn,,
x.hoyIDrSCE, March n-sal!s2. trls &e''
Foam, pead!ctoD, fer James river.
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HIGn PRICE OF \ BARnEI. OF FlouR.--
Mr.. J. 5. Welch, Of Georgetown, b. C., has
given the Fulton Baptist Fair barrel Of
-four, for which Mr.. G.. T. Gulick hss sent
ihe ladies $50.
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RICHARD II. WmTEEFAD BAlLEr.-His
Honor Judgc Brumholl Oh yesterday, alter
hcaiing die arguments Of counsel, admit
ted Richard II. Wh!teheal 10 bail in tue
aum o. $4,000. His bondsmen are james
l.. Bradley ana L. :. Whitehead, OF Mali
chester. liz is recognized TO appear at the
May term Of the circuit court vf Chester
field TO answer Indictment for murder.
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PEgsoHAL.-Mr. James II. Briggs, spe-
cial agent of the freo-letter delivery sys-
TEN in the United States, was in Richmond
Yesterday.
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CoEts, BCxIuSs, DISEASED NAILS, &c
There are few disorders mvrc common, perhaps
none So varied Ia Importance. To obtain lEstan-
;aueou= re!ci without ptiD gtt) i'r. ECurtTZ,
Nin.,.tnlil street near H:!u.
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Se.o York Retkly. L.dye'. Chimney CvTner,
Lesi.s Weekly Nrpsr's Weekly. Ecsry Suar-
GcL Sa!drdag -Tiyht, Tr0noNlantic, and NIL other
weykIies and montlles published, can be had at
EILfsoS & TAILog's news depot next to Dis
mitch hnilhIna.
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DgAp 1SrANr F"UNp.-The body of II
stillborn infant waB found i'll the gutter on
Franklin greet il tho nciyhborhnod OF
First Nv Captain Putnam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

The attention ~ the trade Is called 10 CHARLES
T. WoKTtAM & GO = auction sale nf groceries,
liquors, Sc, this la7. nj thc!r Warehouse, cn Fit-
rcuth street between Main aEd Cary. st /. o'clock
A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15
DICHMOSD THEATRE-pATTI.

ID ICHhOSD THEATRE-pATTI.
MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully apnouuces
That the wOrld-renowned concert vocalist, the
Queen OF the concert. .room,"
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI,
will make her first appearance In Richmond In
TWU GRAND PATTI CONCERTS,
MONDAY 2lst and TUESDAY ed ~ MARCH,
atso'clock.
Miss CARLOTTA PATTI
will be assisted By
Mons. THEODORE BITTER, the Great Classi.
cal Planist;
sions. j. f. PRUSE. the Distinguished Violin
SirtuUso;
Mr. HENRY sQUIHEs. the Popular American
Tenor; aud
Herr J0sEF HERMANN the Great German
Basso:
Mr.. &. ". COLBY, Musical Director and Ac-
comnanIst.
General Admission, Sl.a0; Reserved Scats, Or
cle-tra AMI Dress Circle, $3.50 Upper Galleries,
81: Colored Gallery, ooc. Private Boxes, So,
Si., and sl5.
| The sale OF tickets will commence on FRIDAY
| thc 18Th, ht BidgUOfs. 1t 30 clock.
etrin"ay'5 trand Pianos are Used at the Patti
! t1nccrts. Agency at Bld,,oodPs. NH II
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A fresh and splendid stock OF FairHhilrs CO.
lebrated gold pens. pencils &C., just received
by STARKE & RYLAHD, booksellers. fl5 Main
.tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

DEsrITE THE C0LD WEAruEE, for the cheap
&c, und hest coke anthracite and bituminous coIl
OF sl Kind, and sizes. sawed, split and long wood
GO {" Mr. J. Is. WArKISs'S, III Msin street necr
thu nnr office.
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rD.n.,,.G ANN a1Gd.EsG.

"A prH D.Y. 81 PER DAY.
RECHSONn VA.
The uudcrsizu;d, having ssed :h'stle only brst.
class hofeI iocat,d on Main street. end Within one
slare OF tue capitol post office, c1stonl-ho
theatre and the great northern and southern rail.
rnad tep0s RESPECTFULLY inform the public that 1T
n NOW OPEE 1t viii be thoroughly renoVs~
tcd, and refurni,ned TO some extent.
This totcl is world-renowned as tho Eead4uArs
-. ~, tlc President and Cabinet officers OF tho
ai.. Coufedersey IL also contains the historic
rooms Of Presidents Davis, Johnson, aud Grant,
and Chief Justice Chase.
mako their home at the Sp0tswood, where they
viii find every comfort and dclicacy that uhs ana
other markets can supply.
j. VI, SUBIETT,
G.. q. LUCK,
". b. BISHOP,
-,s propriet0rS.
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A. ELLYsoT & Co. will insert advertisements IN
the prtncipsl ucwspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
Ina, Tennessee, and tbs northern cities, at pub
llshers' ra.es. tor cash. Apply at this Office.
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SMITHS CuAL.-Tha best coal for blachSmit'3s
use IN the market. Give Il d trial. !. iILcfrE.
Eighth stree! between Slain and Carr.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the City
,-untu va; held in the City Hall YESTERDAY
.t,rnrnn. Present: M"ssr-. Kent tprc-
>;linL), G.llis, Dunham, Uriway, Muliori,
Livingstone. Dc,lin. Merviman, Boswell,
Van Lew, Lauhe, Pvlouzc, Manly. Miller,
md Won M.0nIMg.
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INTERNAL EErENCE.--Thc assessors
office of internal revcnue commenced issu-
ing licenses for 1910 IN yesterday, aud oil
who ure in business uf any kind must >e-
lister their names between this and the lat
of April. As the list has to be completed
by that time, the assistant assessors hope
the puhlic will come forward promptly and
not wait for the last day o. t'co, rs is
usually The casc. There are several thou
sand pcraons who have to register, and
they should DO 80 without delay, and Rot
lav themselves liuhle to lie hunted up and
assessed with penalties, is the revenue law
;,Icsc.ibes.
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FIEE rErAETMENI. I.

Mr. Miller. from tie Committcc on the
T.g,. brracim".,:, submitted report which
.1awri ,i,at tic paYil.e Na;lroad toin-
. ,ny-s directors wcrc'wl'nT to settle thc
,l4.m # ~ eco IF the city for Laud-cn-
. ms loaned the company ami not re-
iuruci: also claim Il COO cords Of wood
The report wa accepted, and :, settlement
,u-hor;ypG
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10 TO FLLYSOS { TATLoR'a news depot, next
20 Disnatch building for weekly and daily papers
and magazines. All the city daiilc5 always OIL
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MEETINGS.

AFASONIC NOTICE.-The mem-- e
wi bers OF RICHMOND RANDOLPH XX
LODGE. No. 10, Will attend stated meet-/VN
Ing OF the Lodge at the Masons' Hsll THIS EVE.
MING at 81 o'clock,
BY order OF The ". n.
NH Is It, WM. j. RIDDiCK, Secretary.
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BoYD's CITY u!KEcToET.-See what Colo
n.l Boyd saya in another COLUMN Gb0ut h;s
Richmond Directory for 1870.
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SEGS COZ ,SEEE.

<ECy C0eSCEL.
The regular monthly meeting Of the City
,-uorll va; held in the City Hall ycstcrls.:
.u,rnron. Present: M"ser-. Kent {prc-
>;lin.l. Glllis, Dunham, Ur.iway, Muliori.
Livingstone. Dcylin, Mcrviman, Boswell
Van Lew, Lauhe, Pcl'ulc, Manly, Miller,
and Won I.oning.
FlEE rErAETNFNT.
\Ir. Miller. fI"m tie Cor;nittcc on the
T.s, department. Submitted report which
.'a~vt ,iiat tic paAyne Na;lroad Com
.,ny's directors wcrc'wlll'nT TO settle tic
,n.m # Fl coo IF the cit1 for LauG-en-
ines loaned the company ami Not re-
turned. also claim If COO co;io Of wood
The report wa accepted. ani settlement
nuihor2cd
C!"EI 1l.!t.S.
The Committee on Cemeteries reported
rcrai., to Nakwcol Cemetery 20 thc ariouu:
-. uc:}ly - Goa. The report was received.
hc,u:urnyinE the report was petition
rr,r. IT,. SuprYutclirnt of Uah woak Gene
ter asking 10 be allowed -cfIicincut fox
To- soIi during the wnr upen tic basis ~
ii. value IF Confederate Iaru"T. Ills wub
laid on t,.c table
PrilCE.
=. ,...n
Tr.'r.. ,uhnlttrd an c,tilun;c iruru the Git"
.ir,.5I,.,;.t ;.,, ',.',,,,.'.,,. rnr
l.,cr..n nj the ijva, Hl#tiun-h"u.p aud ,:27I
..,,t.. .r...i y},.~o }.,.in,, 40 ,.ro,,,rtv ..
the ;h.rl -i&;j,u-|"u-" upon city ground
ta.t r9u t,e u for i!.4 erection .: sucl
,r."amoi4-j@n-, no estimate coHld no fnr
u.-,yi. ThrorU.,4ncr rc.,uriur tie police
.a..ag,,- t'ay ro:,ion Il! ,&c force 1hall
-.".;, 1T tie s:ayior.-io4seE.
Nc rrlou1e sDb&.;t!cl! motion to amend
,..c ,,.If,srr. naoy.. reEcY1e,; to - ns 10
.>;vnI Il, tnur foy l"l-ciu~ the fo,c' unit!
rI'r l.. Il June.
sr'ELt>.
Tho royuruiss;nnar of S.ycc.< submitted
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
Z WAEEROOMs.-up sairs opposite the
tfhnse iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment Of PARL0R, ChAMBER, sud
DISING-KOOH FURNITURE In the state, OF
VERY variety OF style and finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made TO order In any style de
sired our stock Of Chamber r Purn.us o. eeng E
complete 10 sse have reduced
tb mriecs Of all our goods, and We are EoT selling
about as low IS wc did itteen years ago.
,,,rrc ~ exanine our assortment before buying
mar HARDWOOD = RITTER.
de,s Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

DAPER,-Four cases FLAT-CAP Pa
PER, 1g, ID, aud ID pounds; two casea DENY
aud MEDIUM PAPERS, together with fau as'
sortment OF LETTER, FOOLScAP, NOTE, ana
FoLIOPosT PAPERS, for sale ut wholesale sna
retail WOODHoCSE i PARhAA.
f.2s '.. Booksellers and Stationers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

FIEr ALARMS. The alarm Of fire on sun
day mornn! &t 9 o'clock was canScd BY
the burning Of chimney on Main ana
Second streets. The alarm Of fire ut 10
o'clock on tic rune 'iay WAS caused i'll the
same way al the residence Of Mr. William
Hall Crew, on Grace and Twenty-tith
streets: Clurch I'LL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15

i GENCY OF THE WHEELER 81 VIII
IA son APPROVED sILEST-FEED SEW
lSG-MACRINE, No. II Ninth street, near aalns
All kinds Of Sewing Machines repaired.
Especial attention paid ~ tho repairing OF sho
Wheeler & Wilson and Elliptic MacnineS:
- GEORGE III, BROWN,
fcl2 Ageut and Sewing Machine oscbinlst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-15
r AW-BOOK STORE.
sEwIgG.MACHINEs.

nUTTOS-HOLE AND COMBINATION
D sEWING-MACHIEES.
1911 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
One Of the best machines ever msde. I. dcss AZ
TuN-IiOL LES and dOvE,K-sEAbi biS besides.
We take al! other MACHINEStn EXCHANGE,
aud sell the exchanged machines very low. Ca4
and see this machine work ana II you ~ant
machine you will certainly buy.
MACHINES bought, sold, repaired, &C., &C.
NH I'm
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EXCU RSION

ESctRsloN
TO NEW YORK CITY
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS!
Bullord's Panorama Of
NEW YORK CITY.
painted on eighteen thousand feet Of canvas, aud
showing IN Il life-like msnner
FORTY-OSE MtLES
OF THIS
EMPIRE CITY,
will be exhibited
AT
ST. Ms HALL
FOB ONE WEEK,
comm eneins ..
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th,
AND CLOSING
MONDAY, MARCH 2lst. .".
Admission, 80 cents children under /? years,
- cents.
Tickets for sale at Ririgood's bookstore, land
seats reserved %ithou. extra charge.
NH lt-ct+ ". II. SMITH, Agent.