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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-09

AT A STATED MEETING Of Virginia Lodge, No
2, Knights OF Pythlas, held at Covenant Hall, Cap
itol stree Mond y night January I'd 1871, the fol-
loving preamble AMI resolutlons were adopted:
Wheseas The sad tidiugs have been communi-
clted to Virginia Lodge, No. 2, knights or Pyth-
lis, that ano.hsr or Its chosen Brotherhood has
pksssd from the scenes Of this life to The distant
shores Of eternity, severing the golden cord OF
friendship that unites us here. and leaving vacant
pace In the circle never ag ain to be filed: There
fore,
Resolved, That with hearts reverently bowet
In meek Submission to the Divine WILL and uniting
in .he prayer, '.Thy wlll he done" we have heart
with unfeigHed sorrow Of the death in this city
Sa!ufday, December alst, 1870, Of JOSEPH DAVIS
beloved and useful member Of our Lodge,
Knight In good standing, and a Brother whose
memory will be cherished for ull lime.
ReSolced, That copy of these resolutions b,
transmitted by tee Recording Scribe to the strckeI
family Of deceased, with The assurance of our deeI
sympathy in their doabls aflIction; and that we
6o mourn IN the death OF our Brother the loss Of
one dear to as yet derive consolation from the
belief that he has gone 70 the reward for Life
we'll SPENT a. .. .....a.. - --
RESOLVED, Th1t these resolutions be spread
upon The minutes Of lhis Lodge, and that we wear
the usual badge Of mourning for 80 days.
-. Signed, s.s.se- r...
At$z; e.; : *SfSS54A; *;f$$ffHSSSSt5s4BAHns Committee
..a @ ~ W.. sTICKLE, r. g.
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tfs CHAEcEKY CoUHT toYs RTcHHoHD-J Judqe
Fitzh.tgh. The, following cases were dis
Yanaad nf Saf1frdaV Z

| IL CHAEcEKY CoUHT toYs YsRTcuHoHD-Judoe
Estzhugh. The, following eases were dis.
posed of Saturday ~
| Mann us. Haskins; four cases. Injunc.
ton dissolved, and bills dismissed as TO al,
PARTIES affected by the Injunction, and de.
cree for the settlement OF the accounts be.
tween MaTn, and Haskins. I'll. A. IL j. s.
w Use Tor plaintiff, Giles for defendants.
mary -. Randolph u.s., Mary Adams and
others. Decree for partition on report oi
commissio ioners. John Dunlop. b, q.
z-ELipseeEnb and wife %. Farrar and others
Degree for partition Alex. II. Sands, p. q
Decree confirming report of commissioner
and foriseifing real estate Of e. L. Chinn,
degd,1 Coke fo- plaintiffs, Norwood for de.
baker Bros. "a 4 Co. IS IS. Tripp's trustee and
others. Decree confirming report Of. sale
of land in Charlotte county, and directing
the, sale of ia tract Of land In New tKenI
county. Johnston & Williams, p. q.
p Virginia Perkins, BY, &C., us. James Per
kins. Decree for divorce. Noise, p. q.
Martha -Hughson, by, &C., us. William e
Hughson, Decree for divorce. Noise, p. q
Z! Peter w. Grubbs ps. X. w. Apperson
Decree overriding demurrer and Tor settle
ment Of partnership accounts between the
parties, Johnston + Williams for plaintiffs
Roht.r Howard for defendants. st -,
Bghm ys. Francisco and others, Decree
-confr ming report. al, coIamis issioaer, and fol
Gale or lotin Richmond. "a q ygE5%F9-.. /
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PoLIog Court, SATURDAy-PoliceJ Justict
| White presiding. james II. Clarke, for as
saulting Alexander Woody (snan negro,
with q stick, was discharged.
Alexander Woody, for feloniously shoot
ing James 3. Clarke. with pistol, was sent
on.si ssaa.,.as.t; 7li4 .,.,jia...Z y
William Curtis (negro), for uttering and
attempting to employ two forged checks,
amounting inthe ,agsreg gate to St25. Case
continued until Monday morning.
Bob Dobbins was acquitted of the charge
Of stealing wearing apparel and bedding
from Barney johnson.
The case of Thomas Burns, for striking
with q brick Antonio Caryedo, with intent
to kill, was continued to await the result o.
Caryedo's injuries. .~- -ss.-~-
Frank ScGofeld, frazzled-head, filthy
specimen 0t q. whiskey deYotee, was dis.
charged With a reprimand for being drunk.
Frank anderson (negro), iron purveyor,
was sent on FOR stealing iron from J, B,
Beardsley. '.0,-' 49,, -. ........
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. RICHMOND, VA, MONDAY MORNING

| Bradford Jones (colored), Grenada, badly
burned about the hands and face.
Charles Eccles, newsboy, Memphis,
badly burned about the face, hands, ana
neck. f,- s-..
Harriet Reilly (colored), bruised on the
head and arm.
Charlotte Dillebanty (colored), Grenada,
burned on the arms.
Peter Kirby, conductor Of the train,
burned on the face and legs, but not Sc
riously. 80 lg r,gz,-. :,
his legs badly bruised, and is under medical
care. - ~. -. 80. sg-ii
The following were only sliehtly injured:
w. n. Davis, Texas; F. Davis, Desoto
county, Miss; Miss Laugblin, Desoto coun-
ty; G. e. Thompson and W. Walger, Chu;
lahoma, Miss; Mr.. Motherwort, Como, and
Col. Sam. Powell, fernando, and q mum.
Der of others whose names could not be
ascertained.
THE REMAINS
Of those who were burned were gathered
up, placed in box, and brought to this
city last evening.
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business men who, when they saw their nd.
yertissment in a newspaper, Thought the
main thing was done. They had seen the
advertisement why should not everybody
do likewise? 1t does not seem to occur TO
such peoples that it Is cheaper TO pay one,
dollar line for advertising in paper OF
fifty thousand circulation than to pay ten
cents line for an advertisement In paper
of two thousand circulation. They can sec
for themselves the one advertiseHent as
plainly US the other, and it takes . higher
order of capacity to comprehsnd tAs dIttsr'
ence between them in public conspiculty
aud they are not unlikely fattered by the
fawning Of The Concentrating gentlemen,
and offended by tho terse business style o.
the dollar-a.lins Individuals Cincinnati
! Commercial,
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1MeKgAN BUcHANAN.-Jndging from the
'sa1e of seats for. tonight we think Dir.
Buchanan win have no cause to complain
of indifference on the part Of our citizens
to the calls of the legitimate drama. We
have had such O sulfeit of sensation and
trash that we fear some of Theatre -habituEs
of former days may have forgotten that we
have q fine dramatic temple in our midst
that only needs their cordial support to be.
TDrury Of the South" Wa hope to see
them all there tonight to greet Mr. Buch-
anan, who ia not only fine tragedian, but
Il, by birth and education q true Southern
gentleman, deserving the patronage Of all
who wish to see our Theatre what it was
in the days OF the elder Booth-the resort
of the elite and fashion Of our city. 49,
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FIRE FscApEs.-The papers have teemed

FIRE FsCAPEs.-The papers have teemed
with accounts Of contrivances to facilitate
escape from burning buildings since the
great fire here on Christmas morning. One
was tried In front Of the Dispatch Office
Saturday noon, and the experiment attract
ed a large crowd. A man by the aid of a
very simple apparatus, consisting of "a rope
and sort of iron break to graduate bis
speed, descended in safety from the COM
posing room of this Office, in the fourth
story, to the street. When about halt way
down the break refused to work, and it was
thought that the bold gentleman who strad-
died the rope would be under the necessity
of remaining where he was, but the diff
Guilty was soon overcome, and he alighted
in triumph. This device is the invention
OF Dellinger, Hunt, s. Lutz, of Waynes-
boro', Va With little improvement it
can be made most effective, and it has the
additional merit Of cheapness. ...-,
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MonE HUMAN REMAINS RECOVER

MORE HUMAN REMAINS REcovEKEHr--D
coVeries in the ruins of the Spotswood
Hotel proceed slowly, owing to the still
heated condition OF the bricks. A steady
stream was playing upon them on Friday
and Saturday, but they were not yet quite
cool enough for the laborers to handle. On
Saturday, some more human bones were
found and as some fragments t Of female
cs weang apparel pnd b bat In the same ps 10.
mains Of Mrs. Kennearly, the housekeeper
Of the hotel. There is good reason to be-
lieve that had the ruins been flooded within
a day or two after the fire, nearly all the
bodies of those who perished would have
been recovered, and in q state in which
positive Identification would have been pos
sible. Are we to have a coroner's inquest
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TIE " Radicals" have not done very
bad thing for Virginia in securing the adop-
tion of Constitution in which liberal pro-
vision has been made for free schools. In
some counties in the Old Dominion there
is not single school-house Of any descriP-
tion. These counties are no places for Yan-
kee farmers. Land Us cheap az sympathy
would not be purchased by such emigrants,
who always look out for meeting-h6use, q
school-house, and blacksmith shop.-B,y.
falo IN. ~ Commercial. :
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For Coughs, Bronchitis, and Consumption, In It's
early stages, nothing equals DIR. Plerce's Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t Is also q
great blood purifier and strength restorer tonic
and for liver complaint" and costive conditions
OF tie bowelsit has no equal. All scrofulous and
skin diseases, as asipimpies, blotches, salt rheum,
erssipelas, anu eruptions. yield to its wonderful
curative pro rerties. Sod by druggists.
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sozopoNr.-A 4 II dentrtdces had their drawbacks
until the salubrious Bark OF the Soap Tree was
brought from the Chilian valleys to perfect the
fragrant Sozodont, the most wholesome, reliable,
and delightful article for the teeth that brush
was ever dipped into.
"sPALprNG's GLUEn always mp 80 the stick
Ing point. =. -. 1885,.
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.AUCT1ON .sALss TIE1s DAY.

G. G. McRAE. Commissioner, win sell at P. NJ,
Il in front of Chesterf Id Courthouse. land on
.5- the 'AppoBa.tox river. 7. Z. ~ i
THOMAS w. z EEsEE WIN sell at his auct on
.isthodse, alto O'Clock, pianos, hons hold furni-
tuse, sewing machines &c. -.
J. D. WHIT HEAD zoo. Win sell st 10 Am ),
groceries. wines, ]iq Iors, etc. .,f.-.rc-. =
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Exrcur1yE APPoINThENTs.-The Goyer
nor on Yesterday appointed the followir
notaries public: Samuel Price and Josiah
B. TAYLOR, Of Loudoun James 3. Gregg,
Of Nottoway. Edward CadWallader was
snnofnted commissioner of deeds for Vir-
aiI,ia in California; and a. J. Maelin In
spector of tobacco Ton the part Of the own
ers} at Centre Warehouse, Petersburg. t
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VALUABLE AND BEL Browns Bron.
Chi IL Troches win be found Invaluable to those
exposed to sudden changes, afording prompt re.
lief In cases or Coughs, Colds. etc. For public
speakers and singers, and those who oyer-tax the
voice, they are useful in relieving an irrttatet
throat, and viii render articulation easy. Al
there are imiatio s. be sure TO obtsin the genuine
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In BANxRupToy.-Some Of our leading
merchants, through their attorney (Mr.5.
A. Lynham), obtained orders from the
United States District Court In bankruptc
on Friday evening, and seized and closed
the store Of G.. May, IN Peter sburg. We
spectacle, and the defendant hopelessly
bankrupt.
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RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No.
90.-At a meeting Of this Union, held on
Saturday evening, january 9th, the follow
ing officers were elected for the present
year: President, Chas. Ellis Vice-P resi-
dent. S. e. Curry !; Recording Secretary,
H. w. Bowles; Corresponding Secretary,
Thos. McDonough Financial Secretary,
r. d. Grantland Treasurer, A. F. Tiller.
Trustees Chas. Ellis, J. 81. Campbell, and
I. N. Williams. Delegate to the National
Union, S. T.. Curry. -
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TICKET AeEEcy.-Garber, g. Co. have
opened an agency for the. sale OF railway
tickets, which wul prove q real convenience
to the travelling public. They sell at their
office, on Main street. tickets to ail points
north and west, and to points south via
Petersburg. They also check baggage to
any point north, west, and south by popu-
lar routes. This plan avoids the necessity
of buying tickets at the depot In the hurry
and confusion Of departure. HI q.
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SUBSCRIBE for 1871 for any monthly magazine
or weekly you want, at ELLysoN q TATLon'H
news depot, nls Main street. Orders from coun.
~ promptly attended to-. s..
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MAIL .DsTEXT1oN.--The Potomac boat
hearing the Richmond mail on Saturday
encountered 80 much ice, and was SO
bruised In the encounter chat she had to
return TO Washington /; and the northern
mail, due here On Saturday at 8 o'clock,
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FREgDNAN's SAVINGS BARg-RIcHMoND
Bra soa.-This Institution, under the
charge OF Charles Spencer, cashier, shows
1,5S depesitors, having $s5, 416 81 to their
credit Deeember3t, 1870, against $50 deposit
tors and ga. .498. .15 December 81, 1869.
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ONLY TEN CENTS PER Box-those excellent
paper collars, at E. b. SPENCE SONS, 1900
Main street. IL ~ s-.." ~a IS -< ~
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SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1s7l.-Now is the time 10 seno
your subscriptions for any magazine or paper
published, TO ELLYsos & TAYLOR, news dealers,
who will furnish You at publiehers' rates.
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See ,ELLYsos b TAYLoR's price list Of paper
and magazines In another column. 49, ss..
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II you want thirty dollars worth OF clothing
carry twenty dollars 70 f.. B.! SPENCE G SON
Their goods are down 10 the lowest dot.
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ELLysoN TAYLOR, neus-desiers, viii furnish
any magazine or etkly paper at publishers rates.
N oa IS the time TO subscribe for ls7L ..5 .s-
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ONLY ONE DoLLAR-those: heavy undershirt'
atE. B. SPENCE & SoS'B,; laoo Main street. II.
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JAcKsoE's Wholesale and Retail Confec ecsionery,
corner Broad and I'D streets inew baildinsl. Wed
d:ngs, 3alls, Parties, &c., furnished at short no
tiec and On reasonable terms.
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Diaries 1871, Diaries 1871. at ELLYsoy q TAY-
oR,s lif6j aaln street. ~ -n.+ -.
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3 First-rate woods pine wood sawed and split for
klndling, ut W, J. McDowELL's, lst and Broad
streets. u - ..,z Isl. 4- ..F f.. #
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FLowEas.-A large collection OF eamelias in
bloom, suitable FOR bouquets, fer sale by JOHN
MORTON, fprist, corner Main and Reservoir sts'
Orders through the post t-oance promptly attend
ed to, i
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Richsrdson's Virginia and North Csrolina
Almanac for sale wholesale and retail a. ELLssos
4 TAYLoR's, liio Main street
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). Only -FOUR DOLLARS PER DozEx-.hose nne
English socks, ut E. q. SPENCE q SONS.
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Splendid soft coke, lump and hall, at ". j.
NcDowELL's, lss and Broad streets. Gt
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FOE REHT.

EOR RENT, new. four-story a.
r. BRICK HOUSE, corner Of 18th and Mar H:I
shall streets. The location is one Of the heil 10
this city toe house is clean and In perfect order;
wash-tubs, with hot and cold water, passing into
culverts the yard, f'cng sonth, gets the sun all
day Tor drying clothes. The house has twelve
rooms; the kitchen has SIX rooms, with large
cooking grange. This house Is separated by iour-
foot space from the ne:t neiehbor. Apply at No.
4ol corner Of Ilth and Marshall streets. .H
tap -God6tk
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r1ABiEs ron 1874. "A beautiful assortment .
ELLYsos 4 TAYLoh's lt1e Main alses..
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NEW ST IL E s.
REDUCED PRICES.

MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS,
for Parlors, Drawing rooms, Libraries, Churches,
.s.s Sunday y-schoos, Lodges. &c. .i3s
THE MOST PoPULAR AND wIDgLy-usED
OF LARGE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Elegant as furniture; suitable for secular and 81
cred music; not requs ring tuoing. or liahfe
10 get out OF order. !. -.
FIFTY STYLES. at $50, yes, Sl0o, 8l2s, 3lsS
slS0 SITS Saoe, 10 $1,000 each, - -.
The MASON & HAmLIN ORGANS are IsiE TIE
sTAs sDARDS OF EXCEL.
LENCE among instruments OF the class nHslas
OssA : SEVENTY FIVE MEDALS ,,s,,, srp :, :.
or other highest prenlipms. for OEaosNsAHn.
TED SUPERIORITY, In Europe anu americas
tuclrtftug the dsat-ciass medal ~ SnS
PARIS EXE0SITioA..y ,p3a4E.
NEARLY LOCO MUSICIANS,
inelndinR maforfty OF THE MOST EMlSGNE
IN AMERICA, and msny In Europe. hkys stsea
vriffen opinions that they
"ti'en wa '''il. opA EXCEL ALL OTHERS - .B5ls-
(see Testimonial Circular, sent fsee.) t:,y
NEW STYLES and REnUCED PRICES tbs
| month. An Illustrated Catalogue. with segaat u.
Iusirs lions froln photographs and
sent free. ADDRESS Ma SIN y ANLlS ,USs, whSaI,
CO., $50 Broadway, New York. Or ~ aferavns sat,
street. Boston, de e-saco1st '"-- s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.--The under
Il signed offers for sale the STOCK, F!XTCRES,
rant: also, the HOUSES FOR BENT. To an
enterprising man this Is au excellent opportunity,
being In good location: For terms and further m
information. apply on the premiLes, No. &s, lath
street. between n and Pennsylyania avenue op-
posite illard's Hotel W WaslIington, y. 9.
de 2o-eod1m* FERDINAND BUTLER.
ElOR BENT, that very desirable Gs
T. FAMILY RESIDENCE situated on the E:J
now in the occupancy Of Mr. G. L. Bidgood. con.
tanning seven rooms, gas, water, and all modern
improvements. Possession at once. Apply0
iae-3t LYNEH BRO, Auctrs.
Tor RENT, BRICK DWELLING R
wifEFfsssyooms, and two acres OF groana. ~
1910 per annuln. knS.,5seatafe Agent,
de ~ - . Re1l E0eaSw11s2SEzEI11zuo
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COUGHS AND HOARsENEss.

FoUGERA,s ICELAND MOSS PASTE.
CARBOLIC ACID L0ZENGEA 2"
BROWNS TROCHEe, - alt< 7T9r
WISTAR'S LOZESGES, .g.yg.s y. -.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS, III. ,-
Il CHLORaTE POTASH TABLETS.
WISTAR,S BALSAM WILD CHERRY 20
AYKES'S CHERRY PECTORAL.-s G.szs
MRS. GARDENERS LIVERWoRT,
GOES COUGH BALSiM n, - . "
% I"N - - 49, MEADE q BAKERS
po1s Apothec.ry storo. 9la Main street.
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u uEINsUN's PRACTICE, Vol. VI.

III
iu p.r>s. and soon to he published, 1.-THE
PII%GtpLES AID PRACTICES OF COUR s
tf Jtnr:t IN r. y q /. 4 y - AND TIE
NIItB STATES. kyJCu~ay Rob'nsnn. Vol
~. Eulhrr, ~ IL ytc gruuads and form OF LefenS
ia plrsnnS ii acitons.' .-..
The susJcc!- rmnraced IN Ibis volume are treated
o! un cr IL" i'll owing It'll, ;: n-
/. Pleas In tct1On Oh policies of insurance.
J. Plea IN action for cent, or OIL covenant In a
case or upon an award or bond TO perform 1t !;
or upon Judgment
J. Pleas a. II q auctdaut's as cts I'm the hands of
!i4 r#TsUnSl representative heirs Or dtyisto'. =
- Pleas III art!"i for s. crltc goods Or Tor the
conversion thereof.
5. I!:as 10 action for trcspaSs.
i. Pleas Ia special actions ON the case. IS.
orders received by
WOUDHOUSE & PARHAM.
IA Publishers.
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WAX CANDLES. -,
dsn .d Eaff9 A, S,sgokAp . IVA
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CENRlHISS,

| S00 BARRELS LIME daily expected
~ js, per schooner knamston, ios sale by
.s.f4 TL3 Ass Lee
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DURNT OUT, BUT NOT BURNT UP;
~ DAMAGED GOODS CHEAP.

WI. ANDERSON. having establish. ninssa ,lss.
.emnsrarli ut the corner Of asd Gary
IL seiiirg c his gooos, slightly H.s ~ stof
late are, a. greatly rsaacss. pfasss 80
cons.Trsss nsTsSEs " CRATES. TENDERS, - -.
TINWAARsEfs,s RsEfs,sGNH{sHiaa GH{iHiiinaaa 'eooas 49, -
i'SMP GOODS, Sc. &ssssss would do ws,l 10
Thcss In need Of sssRfffy % rarely afforded TO
cali. as such an opp ~ - ja's lM
tEs public. - 1Is sT0R ppTETTyc -nnI1
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CALENDAR AND DIARY, 1871.
we have for FREE DISTRIBUTION five
kinds OF CAL"kl..RS. -'
DiA ,;lr.> ior pocket or desk.
ALAhNACS.
HLA>k BOOKS OF all sizes. If our own and
Nv!thrrE manu- acturt. .s..
ACCOUNT EDnKS made 10 q. der.
RsSDD. Pti y ENGLISI, !
IA. 1913 Main street,
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ESGI.ISH PAPERS.
ENGLISH MAGAZINES.

ilavin.: unsurpa ssed facilities IN our business,
We latcr uurso YES we eau please our I .siomers.
IA grtI-ro-up a. cluhs tpccIal Inducements Will
h. iIrrcG. rELlSDN 4 TAYLOR,
Next 10 Dispatch building,
Ia Cd. .sw&wim Richmond, Va.
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DRuss, MEDICINES, Do.

FOR CHAPPED SKIN, sc.
T. CAMPHOR ICE, PURE Gi.YCERINE, b.
PREPARED MUTTON SUET.
For sale By BODEkEs DaDE,
do as - City Drug Store.
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WANTED, O good FARM HAND, to 20
wv to the Valley ofYirginia.
II GEO. A. HUNpLEY
ia T-3t3 62S Broad 8, et
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,,oegs ANn STATIONERY.
>-1 NOW ' 1871
tN/t. Is THE TIVE Ios 4.
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ELLysoS & TAYLOR,
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Richmond, Va. es,-
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WASTED, TO EMPLOY A No. 1
w MANAGER In tobacco factory--one who
understan ands The management in all its branches,
and Ia willing to go West. Fair wages will be paid
Address, with retsrsnce, Lock Box lls, Richmond,
Va. 4, 4-eod3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-09

WANTED-To rent or Lease. STORE
w and BASHMsNT.' with rear or aide en-
trance, situated On south side OF Main street or
vicinity. Address. stating location and terms,
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Daniel White (colored), Grenada, Cla-
rinda, his wife, and Cora and Mary, their
two children, aged respectively three and
two years Noah Dfllohanty (colored), aged
five years. All the above were burned to
death in the car, with two others (colored);
names unknown.
Sally Amos (coloreD, senatobia, died
alter being received into the City Hospital,
yesterday afternoon. 2
WOUNDED.
Master Felix Davis, Texas, badly bruised
about the head and tace, and injured inter-
nally. .-.4 ) sf.s-i
VIM. White, omnibus agent, Memphis,
severely burned about the head, face, and
hands. One Of his eyes was completely
burned out OF the socket, and his
.,,.s. S> ~ ! HANDS bad 70 BIZ iAApuqATRD ~
Last night. e E.
Rate Hempkili (eolored), Grensda, badly
burned about the body, and not likely to
recover. .s& SfES ''as* 80
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WANTED; FIFTY HANDS to work
w on the Richmond and fredericksburg rail-
road (branch lire) at Brooks's station. WageS
81. 25 Ger day. a pply TO j. G. BRAGG, Frede-
ricksburg Railroad depot, Broad street, or to me
on the work. -
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