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"a vitriol thrower b making . journey
among tho cttaee and towns Of Connecticut and
has Destroyed great many ladiss' dresses con
irving, the while, 70 elnde detection.
"a jumping match between too women
eook psce % note Haven, N. T., On Tn 1rsday.
M10 Moore Jumped moro than her competi-
tor, and wAs declared the winner. -
@M hpreposed 70 erect nonument to Can
tain 4ilee Standish, on The Standish fsrn Ia
.Duxbl5y, NJ, and the spot viii De esignsd.
bration In December, WV
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DINED WITH TIE PRRsIDRNr.-Collector
Murphy, OF New York, and Hon. VIM. Orion.
PRESIDENT OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, dined with the President Yesterday.
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We would respectfully inform our friends and the
public generally that we have removed from our oil
stand, southwest corner Of 9TH and n, 90 No, a31
9rH sTkTEEr, between ID and q, iold stand OF
Richard J. Ryon, 1sq dust i've doors nearer Penn
have on hand and receiy ing large aud we'll
selected stick Of 0RUCERTES, TEAS, WINES,
found in . hrst class Grocery. Having purchased
most Of our stock for cssh, since the decline in gold
TO be equalled by few and surp&ssed By scuse -
this city. Our stock Of Teas and Liquors shall be IN
the future = thew have been 10 the past exceed by
none. Thankful for the patronage % hberaily be-
slowed upon in the pact. We RESPECTFULLY oak q
continuance Of the same: Respectfully. &C.
BROOKE q DRURf,
no n-eoa under Union League al.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ATIOsAL THEATRE.

NATIosAL THEATRE.
EHGAGEMgNTOF THE POPULAR ART, ,rs
ME-, AND MES BARNEY wILLIAs s
TIE or ginal repressE 'atives of the IRISH Roy
AND YANEEE GILL, MONDAY AMI -
DAY EVENINGS, NovembeT 2'st and 81, viii be
fAIRI CIRCLE. To coBc nile with Mr.. v IN; nm !.
sp. c,aiy q lHECUsrOMs UE THECJUNTRr
only time Of the ia OFlCE mol at
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MAYOR EMERY. is negotiating for the pur
chase OF the residence Of the late Secretary
Stanton, on X street, between 18th and 1atl
streets. The property is valued at SEQ 900.
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LOST AND FOUND.
History Of . Missing Memento.

On the I'd OF March, 1867, Congress appropri-
ated 5000 for gold medal to be presented to
Cyrus w. Field upon the completion OF the At
lantic cable. The medal was made of solid
gold, weighing some three or four pounds, elab-
orately carved and mounted, and enclosed in
pearl case mounted with gold. Secretary Nc
Culloch, whe was then Secretary Of the Treas
ury, received the medal from the mint and sent
IL to President johnson by his confidential sec
rotary.
The medal was missed shortly after this, aud
upon inquiry being made Mr.. Johns an sisted he
had returned it to the Treasury Department.
Nothing could be heard Of IL at the Depart.
ment, and it was finally believed that the med,l
had been stolen. Congress therefore made
another appropriation Of SIS COO Tor q duplicate
which was made and presented to Mr.. Field
about two years ago.
1t now turns out that the original medal WAS
returned to the Treasury Department by Presi-
dent johnson after he had viewed IL, and the
messenger gave 1t to Assistant Treasurer Tut
tie, who locked It up in his private safe, and
never beard the charge that Ii had been stolen,
or an appropriation made for q new one. The
medal remained in his safe until Saturday last,
when Mr.. T. inquired of Gen. Spinner why Mr..
Field did not come for his medal. Gen. Spinner
was greatly astonished, Of course, ut hearing all
the facts in the case, and will retain the medal
until some disposition be made by Congress. 1t
is probable that il will be placed on exhibition in
the Smithsonian. as Mr.. Field has already re-
ceived the duplicate.
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HOE. W. II. SEWARD and party have arrived
at Pekin, according to q telegram received by
Hon. H. A. Risley this morning, ria London.
They 90 next to Ceylon.
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OF REMovAL.

Each Of the susTsntors must be certified by the
Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the district ia
which the parties are assessed. no 7-mfy
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AT THE WHITE HoUsK.-Among those who
had interviews with the President to-day were
Secretary Fish, Senator Cattell, Collector Mur-
phy, or New York, Gen. Butler, and Others.
The latter was with tho President this altar.
noon for some time.
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FORM OF OYER.

(Ukioh, " from Arm. nsaS De- slsaed ~ OF rae
ms1absrsl
l.Lor we.) OF --, in the efate Of --
hereby agree 30 furnish and deli, er in the United
states NAVY Yard AT -, thousand
cubic feet OF L1veosk timber, in conformity with
the Advertisement OF the Bureau OF Coost ructiou
and Repair OF the date Of November S, ls70, viz:
''--''- eus - -, eui.sois Iot prncipAi pieces
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cubic IL. timber, NJ g per t..
Total quantity. Total value.

The total raiss 20 Be iile'rlse acrtffeH rnSraD
Should my Tor our offer he accepted, 4 or welre-
quest TO be addressed St, and the c1ntrsrt
sent 20 the Paymsster OF the Naval Sta
ton for signature and certificate.
Date
signature A. h.
Witness:
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DAZAAR Bargains in Ladies. Cent? and Chill
ID drens uNDEkCLOTHING may be found a.
Nouen's Christian Association. Judiciary Square.
All orders prom pity and veaty executed. Bntrsncs
ca & street, between sth and 5th. n0llu
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE
The undersigned -. d, in the state
Oh, and -. Of -. in the state OF -,
hereby guaranty that, i'm the foregoing bid Of
- s accepted, hs lor ta,yl will, Within ten
osys after the receipt Of the contract NJ the post
ton Designated execute the contract for the sans
with good and sufficient sureties and in csss ssiy
-- shall fail 10 enter into contract aforesaid.
we guaranty 20 make good the difference between
accepted. -
Date
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To INVESTIGATE ALLEGED INDIAN Pension
FRAuDs.-Mr. T. f. Foster, a clerk in the Pen
sion ONCE, and now acting as special agent, and
George Z. Webster, pension agent at Fort
Gibson, Oregon Territory, (the latter now in
this city, have been appointed q special COM
mission to proceed to Fort Gibson to inyesti gsts
alleged pension frauds among the Indians
there, and will leave to night to be absent six or
eight months.
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INV QUAETRRs.-The clerical force OF the
Pension ONCE being rather crowded by the
occupation Of some Of their rooms by the Patent
ONCE clerks, 1t has been found necessary to
seek quarters outside. and to- day q number of
decks with accompanying furniture are being
removed to the "McGee' house, on G street
which has been rented for the purpose, and sd
joins the building occupied by the Bureau of
Education.
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VIscouNT TRsrLHARD, appointed Minister to
the United States by the late Emperor Napoleon.
is expecting soon to receive formal credentials
from the Provisional Government at Paris.
after which he win be officially recogni zed BY the
government here as NJ. Berthe my's successor
he has already engaged as a residence the hons.
recently vacated by the Spanish Minister.
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IHE SEAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS received
mere from the Islands of st. Paul and st.
George, Alaska, is to the effect that about 30 900
seals had been captured up to the 10th of Octo-
Der, and 1t was expected that 900 more would
De captured before the close Of the season. The
seals were beginning to leave the Islands how
ever, and the captures were not so numerous a.
heretofore.
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SENIOR RoBEHTs, the Spanish Minister, will
be married in New York on the 18th instant. At
ST Stephens Church, to Miss Terry, of that
city. Invitations to the wedding have been
issued to the President, members of the Diplo
matte Corps, and other distinguished people In
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts will reside
at the corner OF Thirteenth and X streets.
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IHk BIDS FOR STAMP PRINTINe.-Senator
Edmunds, Comptroller Tayler, and VIM. p.
Sherman, ESQ.,, the committee to examine the
bids for printing internal revenue stamps.
which were opened a few weeks since, have
had no meeting recently, on account of Senator
Edmunds being engaged in the Supreme Court.
They will hold meeting this week, however,
and make their report to the acting Commits
>ioner OF Internal Revenue Immediately there
after. The contract will be awarded about the
close Of this week or FIRST of next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price of every article Of our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and Silverware, and ask an inspection Of
our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for less than they can be bought In the frs-class
houses OF New York and Philadelphta. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Leontine Vest and Guard
Chains Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders, Amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby signet Dia-
mond Engagement, aud Plain Gold Wedding
Rings Masonic Jewels and Jewelry, spectacles
and Eyeglasses, Sterling Eilver Spoons, Forks
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces in cases.
NowLAN & Co.,
Main street corner of Tenth.
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We don't know wiien that will be If they 60
on violating that Constitution as they are
doing now. CeaM the court, having been
one of the authors of that Constitution,
consent to see q. crippled before lit is set
upon it's feet Z He did not appeal to the
selfish feelings of the court as man, but
he appealed to the courts sense Of right.
Thnt Constitution began 10 operate before
representation in Congress began. II it
did not We could have had no Representa-
tives there.
The question Of Jurisdiction wss then
argued, and it was claimed that in this
inchoate condition of the State it could
hardly be questioned that Jurisdiction did
exist. When Congress has declared the
conditions of admission, the courts must
hold that those conditions continue until
Congress decides to the contrary. Would
the provisional government have ceased in
any particular if these conditions had not
been complied with? The State was not
admitted to the Union until the members of
the Legislature had taken the oath of office.
The court plainly had the power to
interfere in the matter of the mayor
alty. !, 1t. could interfere in case
lasy50f did not take the oath of Office
within. thirty days. In that case this
c7rrt -ncate his office. He contended
th&s tNs s3sssne act passed by the Legisla-
ture req"i'sug the fourteenth amendment
oath from oi;ice-holders for year he would
have been entitled to hold Office under the
State Constitution, which expressly declares
that all prrsons entitled to vote shall also
be entitled to hold Office. This Constitution
had been approved by Congress; had the
weight Of an act of Congress, and he re-
carded it as a removal of his disabilities.
If he had been elected to al Office holding
this view of the matter, and the case had
been brought before this court upon y
charge of perjury, the court would have
dismissed it, for it would have known that
the animus Of perjury was not in the act OF
taking the oath. The case would have to
be tried in chancery to test his title to the
Office. 1t is true that Federal courts must
find their jurisdiction in acts of Congress,
and it was also true that where acts Of Con-
gress created Il right the jurisdiction arose
out of that right. Not by implication, but
ny reason Of the right; and if the common
law does not give the remedy, then equity
must be used.
At this point in Governor Wise's remarks
the court, at his request, adjourned until
this morning ut 10 o'clock.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH %, 1877

PORT Of RlChMOND MARCH 70, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Seymour, Martin, New York,
light, Gallego aIllls Manufacturing Company.
Schooner L. A. Rose, Rose, New York, guano,
Thomas Branch & Co.
Schooner B. Fl. Jones, Davis, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Helen, Carr, Baltimore, merchandise,
Schooner Caroline Holmes, jackson, Baltimore,
plaster, A. 7. Stokes & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer j. W. Eyerman, Hinckiey, fhllaoel-
phia, merchandise, W. Z. Porter.
~. t.- MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March 27.-Arrlved, steamer
kennebec, Freeman, Baltimore merchandise anu
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad,
and sailed on return.
NEW YORK, March 25.--Cleared schoonerJ. W.
Haig, Brewer, for Richmond.
By TELEGRAPH.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. March %. - Arrived,
steamer Montgomery. from Savannah for New
York, with her propeller disabled.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 2s.-Passed In, for
Baltimore, brig Urias, from Demarara: Ststa,
from Ponice; steamer Cuba, from Havana.
Passed out brig John Western, for Lisa!a !;
schooners Mary Celes G. for Mew Haven Hornet
for Nlcaragua: Hamdcn. for Charleston and
Mary Oliver, for West Indies.
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VIRGINIA Law SocIETY.-The following
is the bill recently passed by the Legisla-
ture TO incorporate the Virginia Law So
cicty:
"Be II enacted by The Genera! Assembly,
That William Green, John B. Baldwin,
Wood Bouldin, James Neeson, John L.
Marye, Jr., William Mclaughlin, James
Lyons, Andrew Hunter, William A. Maury,
W. W. Gordon, L.. R. Page, William W.
Crump, Il. T. Daniel, Robert Ould. Henry
a. Wisc, Robert Styles, Isaac II. earring
ton, Z. r. Wexford, Marmaduke Johnson,
Thomas J. Evans, r. Ii. Christian, William
H. mcfarland, A. NJ. Kelley, a. Il. Court
ney, Muscoe Garnett, Chas. Hcrndon, Alfred
Morton, james C. Taylor, John A. Mere
dith, Shcrwin Mcllae, and such other per-
sons as may, with their consent, be here
after associated with them, shall be n cor
poration for the advancement of legal
science, the promotion of law reform, and
The cultivation Of kindly professional and
personal intercourse among the lawyers OF
Virginia.
-. The members Of the Society may
elect Il directory, TO consist OF president
and four directors, who shall have full an.
thority to prescribe rules for the govern.
mcnt OF the Society, the management Of its
property, and the conduct Of its business,
SO that such rules be not inconsistent with
the laws Of Virginia, and shall be subject
to the control Of the members III general
meeting.
"3. Tie directory shall have authority
20 increase its numbers, provided that it
members shall not exceed thirteen"
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THE BEST Is THE ECHEAPEsT.-DooLEY's Ba-
king Powder has not only attained the position OF
THE BEST, but the cheapest baking powder now
in use. Strictly pure In Its combination, and 80
exactly proportioned that there is no trouble in
making light, sweet biscuits, rolls, pastry, etc.,
every time. One pound will 20 further in the Gu
linary department than two pounds OF any other
In market. Tryit and be convinced. For sale by
all grocers In quantities to suit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

SHockoE HILL DIVISION OF Sons OF
Observation-Disclosures OF OFFICERS
At the regular quarterly meeting of
the Shockoe Hill Division of Sons of
Temperance held at their hall last eve
ming the following officers were elected
for the ensuing quarter: Worthy Patriarch,
Charles ~. Fellows; Worthy Associate,
William S. Gilman Recording Scribe, Will
liam Chiles Assistant Scribe, E. II. Fisher
Financial Scribe, ]. Edward Walters; Trea-
surer, w. S. Glenn Conductor, James P.
Cowardin, Assistant Conductor, Dr.. Theo.
P. Mayo; Inside Sentinel, James Thomas /;
Outside Sentinel, George E. Carr: Chap
lain, James f. Peasants.
At the close of the session of the Divi-
sion Mr.. Pomeroy, by invitation, appeared
and made most interesting address.
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TIE Isaac notwithstanding the
severe wind-stOrm we have had since Satur-
day, this fine steamship weathered it all,
and reached Norfolk on Sunday afternoon
in better time than usual. The Bell is now
at City Point awaiting orders, and will
probably be up this morning ii not pre-
vented bE the high water.
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HORRIBLE MURDER IN CHARLES Cry
Intelligence received here last evening in
forms us that colored man was murdered
there on Sunday by his wife with g
fat iron. He was asleep at the time,
and she advanced upon him stealthily
and killed him. She has been arrested.
We are unable to get further particulars.
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THE THEATRE.-Tfe audience at the
Theatre last evening was large and select.
The opera of the Daughter of the Regi-
ment was produced in admirable style.
Mrs. Oates's acting and singing were
splendid, and she carried the house with
her throughout. The singing~all through
the piece was good, and the trio " tn sol
qu'est ANNA" was given in a manner hard
to excel. The whole opera was well given
and we'll received.
Tonight We have a rousing bill: " Nan
the Good-for- Nothing" "Pet of the Petit.
COATS" and "Boston Jubilee" If any
one wishes to enjoy IN evening of great
pleasure let him attend the Theatre to,
night.
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~ The FREsHET on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILRoAD.-The recent rains are re-
ported to have been very heavy on the line
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road. The
bridge which spans Jackson's river near
Goshen depot was injured to considerable
extent, and the track washed badly near
Coyington.
At a late hour yesterday evening we Tis-
tied the depot to learn the effects, but up to
that time the assistant superintendent had
not been able to learn by telegraph the ex-
tent of the damage. done at Covingtcn.
Goshen bridge has been repaired, through
the enterprise and energy of the proper
officers, and trains con now pass safely over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

BRICK PoMERoY's LECTURE.-There was
large and fashionable attendance at the
GraceStreet Baptist church last evening to
hear MIR. Pomeroy's lecture on Mems
Wives" The lecture was very interesting
one, and was evidently enjoyed by all pre-
sent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

ITALIAN 0puRA.-Miss McCulloch and
s gnor P. Brignoli and their celebrated
company will present II Troyatore on April
4th, Lucia di Lammcrmoor on the 5th, and
Lucrezia Borgia on the 9th. Sale of re-
served seats will commence on the 3lst in
Stlnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

TRY IT THE "SABBoTT ISLAND" COAL,
sold by j. NJ. PITCHER, Eighth street between
Main and Cary, IS superior article for smith and
foundry purposes. Terms liberal and supply
abundant. For sale by boat or cart load.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

SPRING STYLES.-Call ut 1900 Main street and
examine the large stock of CLOTHS and CAsS1-
AEREs thai l.. Il. SPENCE & son, merchant tall
ors, have just received. Also, The new stock Of
NFCE-TlES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

MAyoR's Court, MoNpAY-linyor Ely
son prcS;ding.-lhe following cases were
disposed of by his Honor:
Commonwealth against Ben Scott. Scott
being unable to appear on account Of his
condition. his case was continued until the
rth Of April.
The case Of Jack Wrenn was called, but
he was not forthcoming.
Henry Johnson and Harrison Powell (ne-
groes), charged with fighting in the st, Get,
were fined each So and security required in
the sum Of $50.
Shepherd Cox (nesro boy), charged with
stealing one chicken FROM Chs. Williamson.
Case dismissed.
William Young (ncgro), charged with
stealing coal from William Hall Crew, was
required to give bail in the sum of $50, in
default Of which he was sent to tue chain
gang for thirty days.
John Cox (small negro), charged with
stealing two pigeons from William Ii.
CaslSie. No evidence appearing that Cox
had stolen the pigeons, the case was dis
missed.
John Harris and James Childress (ne-
groes), charged with having and receiving
lot OIL groceries,, tue property oi y. ID.
Bland valued at seventy-ivc dollars. After
q long and tedious investigation the prison
ers were discharged. 4 portion of the
groceries were retained to establish the
question of ownership.
Archibald Dyer, charged with assaulting
and beating D. II. Conner. Case continued,
and bailed in the sum of 500.
Michael Finnegan UNITED States soldier),
charged with entering Mr.. Gaincs's house
in the nighttime and going to bed. Sent to
General Candy for punishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

FoR TIE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, Anthracite and bltumlnous coal 4;
k!ndlng, saved, and long oak and pine wood. go
to Mr.. j. b. WATKISs's. I'LL Main street, nearly
opposite this office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

NJ. ELLYsoN 4 CO, Will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this ofnce,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

Dr.. G. LovATT, Indian Physician, has arrived
in our city and taken rooms at Ford's Hotel,
where he will remain five days only. See adyer-
tisement, In another column, and circulars
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

FUEL.-': It l. the best wood I ever had in my
lf",r Is the expression used by every one who
buys the woods-pinc wood sold 10y W.. j. MCDoT-
ELL, First and Broad streets. Go and sec It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

YOUNG GENTS SSTYLES.--London, Suez, Frou-
Frou. Butterfly, Shoo- Fly, Milton, Falkland, &C.,
at PowHATAS WEIsIGEg & CO.'S, corner
Twelfth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

LIST ~ CNNAILAHLE LETTERS REMAIN
,>,; - TmG E!CHMoND PosT-OFFICE MARCH
.s.-raitain George D. Wise, Richmond,
Va, Nizs Mamie D. Werth, Richmond, :,
Va; Mrs. james C&iljgan: Richmond, Va. :;
V!@ Il. CAics>. Richmond, Va. Darlington
'.:hcN, Ed, RicGmonl, Va. Bin Hardie,
Richmond, Va; James ". Gibson, Esq,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. j. Dortch, Manson,
\. {. Mr. James T. Fry, Petersburg, Va. !;
Nr. J2cob Routh, Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. Fred.
finy, Sheriff in c. county. Va. Miss &C.
Morris, Barhamsyille, Va; Mrs. Pipkie
bcal, Rocky 5lount, \. c.; Il. S. Connell,
= university OF Virginia Mr.. Ballard Ward,
%pcedwell, Va. DR.. &. r. Lewis, Henrico
county, Va; Mr.. England King, Ashland,
In.: two letters, no address; Moale l.
Saunders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

FRENCH HATs.--Direct importation Paris hat
a. rOwHATAS WEIsIGER Il Co.'s, corner
Main and Twelfth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-29

CLOTH HATS AND FANCY CAPS, spring styles
just received 1t PowHATAS WEISIGER K Co.'s,
corner Main and Twelfth streets.