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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10
LOCAL MATTERS.
SAD CASE OF SUICIDE In HENRICO
COUNTY.
A Woman Hangs Herself in Her Own
Kitchen.

Mr.. James Thorpe, of Henrico county,
resides just ten miles from this city, on the
| Three-Chop or Westham road. For som
time past his wife, Mrs. Maria Thorpe, hal
been deemed insane, and has been carefully
| watched by her friends and relatives lest
she might take her own life while labOrins
| under a temporary alteration of mind. In
December last she showed symptoms Of
this misfortune, the cause of which is said
to have been religion.
! On Thursday last she left her home and
went to her brotber-in-law's farm near the
Deep Run coal pits. On reaching his resi-.
dence she consulted her mother, who hap
pened to be there, as to the best and easiest
ing, hanging, or taking laudnum, would
best carry out her design and be the mode
by which she would endure the least suf:
fering and at the anne time be the quickest.
Her mother demonstrated with her for hav.
ing spoken in this way, but the daughter
was the more persistent. and assured her
mother that her determination was ma
tured, and that she meant to take her life.
| On returning home the same afternoon she
was accompanied by her mother, who feared
to leave her alone, as her condition seemed
to grow worse. But the end was fast ap-
preaching, and the hours were but few
which renamed TO mark nor earCnly career.
The next morning (Friday) her husband
rose at an early hour and went to a neigh
boring store to make some purchases. I'm
mediately afterwards Mrs. Thorpe got up,
dressed herself, and went to the garnet of
the house and brought down a piece of
rope. From the house she went to the
kitchen with a chair, placed it in the centre
of the floor, adjusted the rope around her
neck, and thus, in a few moments time,
she had breathcd her last and accomplished
her end. Her mother in the meantime had
gotten up, but was not uneasy about her
daughter, thinking she had gone to the
spring; but, to her horror, a half hour
later, on looking towards the kitchen, q
short distance of, the door Of which being
open. she discovered her child swinging from
the Joist and her feet just touching the
ground. On reaching her side she found
the body cold and ~lifeless.> The news soon
spread to the neighbors, who gathered to-
gether to witness the remaining scene of
this sad and tragical act. SO horror-stricken
were they that the body Was not cut down
until 10 O'clock in the day. The affair has
created the most intense excitement
throughout the county, and was on the
tongue of almost every one in the upper
part of the city on Saturday night.
Mrs. Thorpe was about thirt three years
of age, and leaves a husband and two inter-
esting children to mourn her loss.
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CHAScERY COURT OF R1cHMoND-Judge
Z. II. Fitzhugh preSidins.-The following
cases were disposed of Saturday
Shriver VS.. Atlee and Hassell. Decree re-
ferring cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and report. Geo. L. Christian, p. q.
Warwick vs. Howard, trustee. Decree
for sale of property in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned. Howard & Wise, p. q.
Picot and others VS.. Ganor and others !;
Ganor and others VS.. Picot and others. De-
cree for the sale and partial distribution of
fund. Dooley, Cosby, Jackson & Turner,
Johns s. Williams, counsel.
Behm VS.. Francisco and others. Decree
confirming report of receiver and disposing
of the fund. Geo. l.. Christian, p. q.
Sherry VS.. Crump, trustee, and others.
Order allowing injunction. Stern, p.q.
Stuart and wife VS.. Dabney's admir-, DC.
Decree confirming the sale of the property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Evans, p. q.
DIPS Elk VS.. Dill and others. Decree
confirming sale and disposing of the pur'
chase money. Cannon s. Courtney, p. q.
Davis's admir- VS.. SnelPs ex'r. Decree
dismissing bill, with costs. Page Il Maury
and Stiles s. Christian, counsel.
Head vs. Head. Decree diyorcing com
plainant from her husband. Noise, p. q.
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MORE OLD POSTMASTER CASES DECIDED
The District Attorney seems to be pressing
the suits against the ante-war postmasters
in Virginia with considerable zeal. The
following were disposed of on Saturday:
r. FL. Smith, late postmaster at Harrl-
sonbure, and his sureties. Judgment Tor
$1s2.7S.
James NJ. Hisy, late postmaster at Edin-
burg, and his sureties. Judgment for 1922.
Execution stayed for ninety days and leave
given to move to set aside verdict.
Abram Nef, late postmaster at New Mar
| ket. and his sureties. Judgment for S167 .76,
with interest from June 30, 1851.
Felix Pierce, late postmaster at Burnt
! Ordinary, and John P. Stage, late post
master at Wilcox Wharf. Judgment for
defendants in both OF these cases on the
plea that one of the c%ontendins armies de-.
stroyed the post-othce stamps In both OF
these offices. =.
All of the above suits were brought for
| the value of the stamps in the hands OF the
postmasters when the war began. |IE
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Jon PRINTING.-We call the attention or mer'
chants, clerks Of courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, ant
all others having orders for printing, to the facili
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish II
short notice Cards, Bil-Heads. Letter-Heads
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, H%and-BiHs, Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &C. Satisfaction
o,r,rantaod r.
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A CASE OF STOLEN CoUPoEs-The State
RecoUers Ihem.-A case was decided in the
Circuit Court of the United States on Sat
urday in which George Arents, Of New
York, and formerly a merchant of this city,
was plaintiff, and Thos. Branch & Go. were
defendants. 1t was tor The recovery OF
ninety-nine coupons of the bonds Of the
city of Wheeling, guaranteed by the State
of Virginia, valued at 3, $40, deposited with
the defendants and as q question of owner-
ship had arisen, Messrs. Branch Il co. re-
tanned them Oh account of whom it might
concern.
The Commonwealth of Virginia came
into court, by her Attorney-G General, and
they had been cut from the bonds and paid
BY the Second Auditor, from whose office
they were subsequently stolen. Due no.
tice by publication had been given Of the
theft prior to November, 1864, and all per-
sons warned not to purchase them. The
plaintiff, Arents, purchased them after
they were stolen and advertised. Prior to
April, 1868, Arents brought suit in the cir.
cult court of Richmond to recover OF
the Second Auditor the amount OF said
coupons, and the case going against
him he took it to the Supreme Court
of the State, which also decided
against him. Afterwards suit was brought
by Arents in the Circuit Court of the
United States, when judgment was rem
dered in favor of Arents at the October
term, 1869. The fact coming to the notice
of Col. Staunton, then acting Auditor OF
the State under military appointment, ne
procured from Judge Underwood a stay OF
proceedings, and the case has been con;
tinued until the present term. On the trial
of the case Saturday the jury returned a
verdict "that the defendant, the Common
wealth of Virginia, is the owner of and en-
titled to the possession of the coupons
mentioned in the plaintiff declaration"
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I'D. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at 10 O'Clock
groceries, wines, liquors. &c.
THos. W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 O'Clock house.
hold furniture, &c.
THOS. W. KEESEE Will sell at IL NJ, for Robft
civilians & Co., at Myers Brothers. ware
house, 1850 sacks Of salt.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at IL NJ, In
front of Chesterfield court house, a small
farm, about 4 mile from Manchester.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at S P. N. a suburban
residence, with fifteen acres Of land, on Brook
turnpike, about a quarter of a mile from Rich
.rnopd
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During the session Of the New York; AS
q .Albany, Friday night, Mi: irylng
assaulted Mr.. Weed for Language nseo
in debate damaging one or his eyes cen
tee of investigation resulted.
The funeral Of the venerable Father Tay'
lor, of the SeameD's Bethel at CharlestoWn.
Mass, took place Frlday, Wild an imposing
piIoty, sailors, and prominent citizens.
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VIRGINIA SUGAR-REFINING COMPANY
Circuit Court Of Richmond on Saturr
day granted a charter to the Virginia Sugar
refining Company under the management
Of the following officers Gen. I. ID. Lo-
gan; president ; Thos. VIM. Pemberton, ~
j.. Williams, 4. 81. skinker, Robert "A:
Lancaster Lane d;ssc AnareT III L. e ean1tsl ap sfo se4 To- Be- Be-
not less than $3.50, 900 nor more than $780,
600, in shares of 300 each.
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TIE CHAHooN CAsE--The case Of Geo.
Saturday for the 1st Of May next, the
prisoner being baIled In the same sum,
$1,000, and with the same sureties, with the
addition Of r. D. Mitchell, for his appear
Line case OF johnson Fl. Sands was set for
.ne same term, and the prisoner baiIed TO
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A LOST CHILD. "A small colored boy,
apparently about six years old, was picked
up by Policeman Angle on Saturday night.
and carried to the Sd police station. The
boy was unable to give any account Of him.
sell beyond stating that he had been on the
street since FRIDAY.
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LIQUOR L1cENsEs.-Mr. Julius c. Fischer,
Commissioner of the Revenue, gives notice
in another column that Judge Guigon hav-
ing designated Tuesday tomorrow as the
day on which to issue licenses to dealers IN
LIQUOR, be, will be at his Office In the City
Hall on that day for the purpose Of issuing
these licenses. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

FIRST MAToH GAME OF BAsE-BAIL.-
EThe first match game of baseball OF the
season was played between the Richmond
College and Confederate clubs ON saturoay
last Which resulted as follows : Richmond
1;olIeea Club scored II, and the Confede-
rate scored 24-being u ahead OF The kicn-
mond College Club. R.Tucker; umpire ;
Dashleld and Bass, scorers. .
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Skating this afternoon at Assembly Hall.

The worst coughs yield, as II by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers Of DR.. PIERcE'sA Alt
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. It also sur
passes anything else ever before discovered FOR the
cure of pimples, blotches, and rashes On the face
also, for erysipelas, salt rheum, and all skin ane
scrofuious diseases. Sold by all druggists. Sent
address to DIR. E. ". PIERCE, Buffalo, New York
for pamphlet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

HE MONTHLY MEETING Of the Presbyte-
nan Sunday-school Union Of the city win
De held tonight at 8 o'clock at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Col. VIM. P. Munford will address the
meeting on the subject of mission schools
in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

EVIDENCE ACCUMULATEs that no baking pow
der can stand the test OF a careful chemical analy
sis like Dooley's Yeast Powder. Although SUBJ
iected to the most critical analyzation, no fngrs-
dents could be found entering into the compost
ton but such as are perfectly pure and nutritious.
This accounts for the entire and uniform satisfac-
ton given by Dooley's Yeast Powder In the Gull.
nary department.. 1t is the cheapest best, and
most reliable baking powder known, and Is re-
commended upon its merits alone. Your grocer
keeDS It,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

How1TzERs.-There will be q meeting q,
the members of this war-worn company at
the office of the Virginia State insurance
Company tonight. Important business
tending to the Immediate and more tho.
rough organization Of the company will be
transacted,
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or prfrate sales of Real Estate
made ettceen the lst Qr January and the lst Of
{. July the purchasers pay the tnres Jorhepre-
sent year out on all sdtes betDecn the fret
1 day Of July and the last ddyof December the
seller pans them. =
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ARsoN.-William Cary (colored) convicted
in the Hastings Court Saturday of firing
the Westinghouse of Frederick Schaffer,
was sentenced to three years imprison.
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

LIQUOR BOND Observation-Disclosures wa
rendered in the United States Circuit Court
Saturday against j.. A.. Moss and his
s1Ireties, for $5,S51.38, with interest IRON
March I, 1870, On a bond for the transpor'
tation OF liquor.
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RICHMOND GREYs.-A meeting will be
held tonight over the store of L. B. Spence
g. Son of all who were at any time connect.
ed with this popular military company, fol
the purpose of reorganization under the
law recently passed by the Legislature.
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| OUR LOVED AND LOST ONEs.-If you have the
| slightest Senblance of your loved and lost ones In
the most Grade kind Of e picture, take 1t to the LEE
Gallery, and our word for 1t you Will see them
again as in life.
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BANKRuPrs D1soHARGED.--The following
persons received their final discharge In
bankruptcy on Saturday Allen Tuck, OF
Halifax John P. Pollard and Ira IS. eau
thorn, of King and Queen; d. +. New"
comb, Gloucester. E5@t s@
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FROM THE TBEAsURY.-The following de,
posts were made in the Treasury on Sat
urday by the sheriffs of the following coun
ties: Albemarle, $4,000; King William
$500; TazeweI, $1,000, and Isle of Wight
81 400.
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VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT.-In the case oil
Oscar Newman, charged with violation OF
the United States revenue laws in regard
to tobacco, the jury on Saturday rendered
E verdict of not guilty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

THE MISUNDERSTANDING was the warm
est day of the season-the thermometer ut
3 O'Clock standing at goo.
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ALL THE Go.-E. Is. Spence & Sons oeaut1fu
stock OF cloths, cassimeres, and Vestlngs' doo'
cut, good workmanship, moderate prices
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PASSING AwAY.-From the announce
ment in another columr1t-wftfbe seen that
Capt. VIM. Lewis, Of this city, died at his
residence on Church Hill on Saturday last.
Coming to this city from his native u
ty (New KENT when but a youth, he en-
! many years subsequent to his removal to
Richmond a prominent and hishly-respect-
ed merchant of this city. He leaves many
relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

joins A. EREDITIi J. PRESTON COOKE.
MEREDITH & COOKE,
vi ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Attend all tie Courts held IN the city OF Rich
m"nd. both -tate and F.ceral, and N the counties
rf Ii.uricl and Hanover. Cthce corner OF s n ana
srlukfIn streets. ap5-lm*
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ExEcUTIvE.-His Exec lency Gov. Walk.
er has appointed L. H. OFT coroner for the
county Of Roc bingham.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL 8, ISL
Mayor Kelley, Mrs. S. Baldwin, Richmond.
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, llls Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
! by state Board OF Education for use In public
| schools Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-10

Stationery pd Public School Books for sale by
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, booksellers, I1s Main street.
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ALL II GOETHE new.style suits zussan M
by T.. 3. Spence & Son. They have good cutters,
GOOD Torkmen, > large lot OF spring and summer
GOODS
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You can wear masks or no. to the carnival.

ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1Ils Main street, are pub.
hshers' agents for McGuf,ey's Readers and Spell.
ers, adopted by the State Board for use In the pub
lie schools Of Virginia.
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To THE BUSINESS MEN OF RICHMoND.-Don't
fail to advertise In the Hillsboro' IN. O. Recorder
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ALLtrHE OIL new-style spring neck.ties
OF E. b. Spence & Son, 1900 Main street, Ia the
place for fashion, style, variety OF stock, "a wen
as for low prices.
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All the latest styles Of Clothing and Furnishing
Goods sc NOAH Wake & Co.'s, 1906 Main st
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4 HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY .-Ihe
y :: MILLER x lLSpN -WlhG-MA-
'.ti"E IL, all be found in every household. Ilis
hU.trtI- o. thousand Of fam lies now using II
Viii hca! testimony that II Is the bSS~, most accu
Ta1", Simplest, ana reat"SL machine made. II Is
u":,eirss, aud makes lock stitch alike On both
SIDES. / large variety Of ?tyles az hand. sold On
the instrument plan. c. l., RAILWAY,
il - 739 Main street, south side.
GEtiN&-n AGSlNkS OF ALL KINDS
= REPAIRED. The SEOhT hLG!:TIC SE "a
ING MACHINES BOUGHT andSOLD. We sell
IT, only FE0fER fEEIi.ES JOY the SLOAI
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
iYs lElS f.Srr stTaot. nPar Eourtanats
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ALL THE GOETHE new-style collars ut E. b
Spence & SONS. 1900 is the place for gentlemen
wpar "1. .@r..#
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ALL h GOETHE new ready.made quits Of =.
b. Spence & Son. Call at 1900 Main street, Soi
bargains.
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Spring and Summer Suits from 80 to gas
NOAH WALKER G Co.'s, 1905 Main street.
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SHIRTS made to order at NOAH WALKER y
CO.'S, 1905 Main street. CAN and leave your foea:
sure II you wish something nice. 4 perfect n'
guaranteed. ~ l.a
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REMnYAIu
DIAMOND POINTED
STEAM DRILLS,
FOR ROCK

FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Adapted TO Mining, Quarrying, shafting, Tnn-
neline, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c.
FIFTY to seventy.nve per cent. OF cost and time
OF hand labor saved.
"Test cores, in form OF solid cylinders Of rock
or mineral, taken out OF mines from any depsn
not exceeding one thousand u,ooo) feet, showing
true value, stratiacation, &c.
NO PERCUSSION.
Never needs sha7penine, as the Cutting Points,
composed Of ROUGH arc practl-
caily indestructible.
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both IN Europe
BEWARE OF INFRINGEMENTs.
illustrated c~irculars sent on APPLICATION. Ao-
dress 49, 1870
lnh 2l-eod3m Once, 10 wan ST., new fork,
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If you wish to skate at the carnival wear 4 fancy
costume, $50
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street cars pass MoRToN's Flower Garden,
corner OF Main and Reservoir streets, every i've
|minutes, 49,
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Skating carnival at Assembly Hall Tuesday
nipht.
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One package-ticket Will admit you to the carni
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Ritkmoud 4ispatth.
April 10, 1871,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCR
Is LARGER THAN THR CONFIRMED CIR
CU!ATloN OF ALL ThE oTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS or TrIr CITY.
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Street cars pass MoRTos's Flower Garden ever!
five minutes. s. EasI
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Rare Plants at MoRrox's Flower Garden.

ALL THE Go.-E. 3. Spence 4 sons sun una
brellas,
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JOHN w. JENKINS, JOHN II. Fl
Uate Of Bath co., Va
TF\EINS E. 0pHAM

JOHN w. JENKINS, OHS II.
tlate Of Bath co., Na.)
JENKINS ( + poP = IT. LAW.
OFFICE. No. / 5IAhsHALL BUILDING,
corner l0lh and b ak street,
Win nr,r,,ce in the hhe'e Courts Of the state and the
u@i:.,! >t:tes, and before the Court OF Claims ara
~ part!uoIts at Washington. Special at!ehti1n
siTrn {" cases arising ander ne revenue ana DIX
Tuytcy laws Of The United stStes.
Congress hsvlng recently p ssed a blu prov;d-
lux Tor the appointment OF II commission l.r the
c&alntI"tl2m and adJnStntnt OF tng claims ia t,or or
LOYAL CITlZE&S OF THE. SOUTH ior stores
or supplies I ken or furnished during the reoeiilon
Of ve.,eis and oo,:s while employed in the mill
tsry serylcc of III Uu,,cd states, and there being
many claim, ~ this de- C, iption which should have
pGo,bp; a~;tention, W. respectfully offer our ser
Wees IN he prosecution of The same before inc
/" he amount involved and the char cter OF the
G".Ia.. FOR full particulars address
JENKINS & POPHAM,
Attorneys st Law,
Richmond, Va.
We refer. by permits ion, TO
John b Davis. Pre- ide!it Planters Natlonai btnR
and Richmond Banking and Insurance COM
pauy, III hmrnd;
De'%port i Co. stock Brokers and General
Atcnso, Kiclmoud;
Lancaster i Co, Bankers, Richmond;
II q. Il. X. kilycon, eX-Mayor, Richmond;
{. +. b~'nrham, President firs. National Bank
H"n.J Lewis, United States Senator, Wash
i!op. James Il. Flat Washington, ID. C.;
Ho". charles II. Forte. Washington. D. C.;
Ron. ". II. II. StDsc!i, Washington, DC.
at l-lm
TAR. EDWARD T. ROBINSON.
OFFICE:
BROAD, ABOVE 9TH STKErT,
opposite Blair's drug store.
[inh 27-1m*l
soEFECETONERIES. &c.
PlSEAppLES, pe,xx
at P~IXIIEIS,
at; 607 b.. DAD street.
ZINE BANANAS,
Fi.E HhvAEA cRAEGEa,
spa tPiZEl.ro.
NARSHMALLOW DROPS,
w WALNUT candy,
JELLY CREAM COCOANUT.
ut PiZZIHI'S,
"pa S07 Broad street.
WORCESTER SAUCE, GREEN PEAS,
~ "lNSLOW GREEN . ",LIMA BEANS,
irMtln"6 PFkCHFa. tIHEEF LIES, "
a fEKhl IS WOSCE.TEk "A UCE, CROS Sc
bLh OK LIS CHbW.CHO VIRGIN
pLlFE Oh, WOR CFsTER SAUCE on draught.
LOUIS j. Bb3sIEUX,
NH" Alz Main street.
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GROVER 4 BAKER SEW IN GINA
N tfil> t~.-Just received Al entire new stock
~. hes. very popular luacr:r"s. which will he
s,ftCGa. reason ole TENS a. ANY ilrs~-class ma
,a.r" GA bc sold III this city. They hlye been IN
H-c ~ IL. last fifteen Eea.s hy h%uiInrcds o. tairl-
H. % HI; Cit., aui sta:tt u"rlsallCd L:ll snG
,AaiGiAv thc l~aHGlIa%s 'sud tic nis.y testimonials.
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Tuesday night-fancy dress carnival on skates.

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Skating tonight at Assembly Hall for gentle
men only. -
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WHERE 70 GO to and "Ai the Co." T., B
Spence T. son's.
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Fancy dress carnival on skates Tuesday night.
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