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POST. once Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Postmas-
ter-Generai to-day appointed the following
postmasters ]. P. Houck, Shenandoah
Iron Works, Page county, Virginia; J. c.
Walker, Vefnon Hill, Halifax county, Va;
Thomas j. Hopkins, Pemberton, Gooch-
land county, Va; and Jacob 3. Lindsay,
Bridgewater, Rockingham county, va.
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RICHMOND, l106 NAH ST., marcnI, Aoh'
MARY j.. SUTTON, who sues by
WI Ghos. U. Dudley, her next friend. g Plaintiff
John b. Young, executor Of the last will and Tesla
mcnt Of Hugh III. Hutchinson, deceased, ana
Thom 4sia Mildred Hutcheson, Serena Hutche-
son, and lexina Hutchinson, iafant children OF
Alexander B. Hutchesop, deceased, and legatees
under the last will and testament OF Hngn NJ
Hutcheson, deceased, ard Norborne Il. sqtton,
husband Of Mary Jane Sutton Defendants.
BY virtue Of decree entered In the above cause
Of the city of Richmond, I, as commissioner OF
The said court, do hereby notify all persons cen.
cerned that shall, on the 9TH DAY DE AfRlL
NEXT, at my said office, take the accounts re.
auired by the said decree especially an account o.
what is due to the several creditors OF the sale
Hugh'M. Hutchinson, deceased, * there De any M,
creditors shall have failed TO come In to prove
their debts, by the terms Of said decree they vii
- HENRY HUDNAIL,
mh4-S4w Commissioner In Chancery.
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AND OHIO RAIL-
lJ !ROAD.-On dafter MONDAY, 9Th Dscems
,ar. 1870 the PASSENGER TRAINS will run al

AND OHIO RAIL.
NJ !ROAD.-On udaftsr MONDAY, 9Th Dscems
ber, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS will run al
follows: M,
mall TRAIN Will run DAILY between Rich.
mond and Stsunton Except Sundsy, between COZ
donsviIla aud ssauntonl. iLea We hachmond q a.
M ;Iarrtye al Staunton ut 4:2s Z. MI. Leave Staun.
tom at $3.50 a. M, and arrive at Richmond ~ S5s
P. ~, making close connections at GordonsV1te
ana Charlottesville with Orange, Ale1andrla ano
Manassas rsflroad trains forg A3Hxaudrtas .Waan-
ington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YORK, pos
ton, &C. also for LynchburE, knoxYtt!e, ChsIr
tsnooga, Memphis, New Or1eanG McnfgGnnery
Monte, &c. This train will run TRI-WEEKLY
betyeeen Stannton and White. sllghnr on TUE e-
nIY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, VIZ:
Lave While sulphur at sac 4. M andarTiye St
M, and arrive at White sulphrS at 10 I. ~. ,,,,,
= Going West; passengers: ds,G sas Goroonsrtia ae
and ssnp at Coytngton. Going East, breakiast "
sannson and dinea Gorsonsyll e , ,y,,g Ea
at staunton for Le4ingtons Aptlriis 1.9ss, NC
HaTrisnnburKja Pasanger Eosrndsso 0Ie1ag
Ea Via Goshen, but must leave cars ~ S.annyon
At Millboro' for Bath AlHEf ApF1qgs ID ID Nassssa'
aud Warm Springs, is miles: 5. ~, 49,
Aa " bite Sulphur Springs for LsSiahurg' sm a
THROUGH TICK EFT isaued to all poina
North. West, and Southwest. ~
JAMES =. NETHERLAhOs.
moss 1850. General Ticket Agent.
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ws '9Hh Celf was buried by the caving OF a
W W. nc WIS cleaning, IeH LeayenW orth,
.,,a, Dnt was taken out alive five days
s s,art, LOOK drink of whiskey, ate dinner.
l' va, pipe, and was apparently well,
CHINA W. IN d lew hours gave way, and died
without struggle.
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" ssts'yss ssssasxs sss.rssas.sg 4,

sana agala, foF dearly bbye minutes, al d L
seize the brake and work it, and then put
his nose to the spout. Finding his efforts
useless he walked aof1; evidently efisap.
pasnted. Several of the hands at the corral
and Others witnessed the above, and can
testify to its correctness.
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- - = - - =
Marine Disaster

CHARLESTON, March 25.-The
steamship Falcon, from Bait more, went
ashore near the bar and is in q bad position.
Her cargo Is being thrown overheard. An
attempt to get her off at high-tiae failed
and another will be made tonight.
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SHEEP KILLED By DoGs.-A night OF two
ago dogs got into the flock Of sheep Of DR..
George B. Stephens, near Ivy depot, and
killed siXty-eight OF them. The doctors
flock is good one, with an improved cross,
so that the sheep were valuable, and his
loss could not have been short Of two hun
dred dollars.
Something ought to be done to check the
nuisance Of the crowd of worthless ours
that are allowed to range through the coun-
try. The loss to individuals is very great
from the. sheep killed, but the injury to
the farming interests Of the community
! in consequence of the disbursement to
| sheep husbandry is still greater. If sheep
could be by any means protected from
ght-prowlers, whether biped or quadru.
ped, they could be protitably raised on many
| farms where none are now found, and would
prove source Of very considerable profit
in these tight times, not to mention the i'm
provement to the land, and they are said tt
be great improvers. There ought at any
rate to be 4 tax on dogs In order to decrease
the number Of worthless ones as much a.
possible Charlottesville Chronicle.
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"nKH rHABs J, 4 Ii III sasd ;thas ehs d
rom ], d .sa sasdas ssst a book:
the F; Heatissn C2lnee S asin tisshowss s d.
dow. He thought they were valentines.
and laughed at The want OF enterprise IN
the firm, getting such pictures after che day
.hadpassed. BE was informed that the en-
cravings were Of Truthful James and Bib
Nye," But "the game he did not under.
stand" for he had never heard OF Bret
When the joke got abroad, stfhis smile, it
was not childltke and bland, but he went
for that Heather Chinee," and read it.
Lexington Gazette. a-.,f.s .g,l"i.,.< 81 r,.a.s
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J Damages for. n Railroad Accident.
New YORK. March 25.--C Camden G. Dyke
hasf obtained d $35 900 verdict In the New
York Court of Appeals for injuries received
in the CAIRO Rock disaster, on the Eric
railroad, In 1868.
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+ TuE FIRE TETS N oRa1SG.--At 3 O'clock
this morning a fire occurred at the corner
Of ID and River streets, completely destroy
ing the store occupied by Mr.: KEENAN,, to-
gether with the stock Of groceries, &c. Too
late for MISUNDERSTANDING courier.
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/ rLYNcHBuRG AND DANv1LLE RAILROAD
TIE engineers are at work at this place lo-
eating the route Of the Lynchburg and
Danville railroad. There are six corps en-
gagged on the line at different points. We
fiad O. conversation with Chief Engineer
Yandergrift, who gave it as his opinion that
iocate the entire road, by which time The
contractors viii begin work at once.-Dan-
mile Times, $50 90 ~ 25tf t@i ~
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COMMERCIAL.
fjonH AEp EL,ouH ExCHkNo1f
RICHMoaD, Va, March y, I'LL


ofss RIcaM so n,.y W, March g, Is1l
&tl--sf - 0HF1E16Gess 80 zSs gs5sss
sR.-Wbites lsl bushels. Red, egg $780, =.
0srss-White. 100 bushelA Mixcd ioo nE.s
Oats eos btshels. rs rs 6. &
Rye:- 20 bushels. - 5 81
[ Timothy Seed.-15 bushels.
Wheat.-White, 10 bushels fair ut tJse I: -
0Iss a sass .o osas 4
bushels fair al oil 10; 70 bushels commop CO
csrn.- White, 20 bushels good 1t DC Mi1sd. 10
bushels good at dc. !. 3
oats. bushels prime mixed At ssc.; - bussslss
Rys.mn Bushels good at s7sc.; Bushels q So
t."t RE-ExHIBITEDs ~
Oats Ice bushels. 49, y - 80 80
REMARKS. ftffF45 - e
Wheat very firm. Corn checkedtih tts upward
tendency. ests inactive. sithou. change N
Coston Markets lBr TELzGRArH1 "a !.
SATURDAY, March 2s--Ns,e, orleans: ssca.yS
s Sses f sae: ssg IS bales q gi
Charleston: Firm at l4@llac. receipts, s2a esIels
FTn 10 low oa niadln sssst ,c sseei1
ssocE, dis Bales. T 10 firm Il Naes g.
SHE'S S saee; ssos &c e.
Domestic Markets-EBY TELKaKAPH1
NEW YORK, March IT, Cotton FIRM gsfcss
1900 pales at 15tc. Flour 5Gloc. lower ? Wheat
shade lower; winter req and amber western, AL9 y
Gall Corn aS dqll and lowe. Ct ssl@s:c. Poi
riess naval stores, and freights steady.
BALTIMORE, March 2s.--Yirginis BE-O Old rat
bid, SIT asked; lss7's, 90 bid. ~ 49, =
~ SSas as sssse e ass s. ';
@S245o. - #5H tsss .gE5 ts
Foreign Markets-FBY TELEGRAPH.I
LIVERPOOL. March a5.-Cotton closed active
and Hrmer; uplands, 7iG7id.; orleans, 7iG7id;;
sales Is 600 bales, Including 900 bales for EXPORT
and speculation. Beef, 1l2s Cd. Lard, SIS. ~ sts
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The dwelling-house Of Mr.. Merrett Mau.
pin, near White Hall, was destroyed by tire
on Thursday, the 23d. The origin of the
Gle. -fT--tErT f.f.fN..5 - j
The Winchester (Va.) Neps records the
decease Of Robert b. Wolfe, a prominent
merchant, and Col. r. l.. Baker, formerly
a member of the State Legislature.
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VANTHINEl XANTHINE !
This incompatible

This incompatible
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR
is commended to the public on Its own merits. :.
Read the following Statements, then Try It, and
Judge for yourself:
To the Proprte.ors Of the g Xarthine'': My
daughter has been using your halr tonic - AAS,
THINE for four years, and Is highly pleased
with its effects as restorer OF color, promoter Of
healthy growth OF the hair and smoothress OF
regard to hlir restorers in general, Of their dele
terious effects, arising from imputed oYer,pro-
portion of lead, as cJloring agent, immedlate-
~ referred the subject to my friend y A. Streck-
er, an experienced and skilfuI PRACTICAL chem1s'
of our city, placing bottle Of Xanthlne hestore-
! tive In his hand for analysis. The accompanying
certificate shows the satisfactory results. This
you are at liberty 10 use as you please.
4 Respectfully, JOHN DOVE, d.. d.
| Richmond, Feb It'll, 1870. -
have carefully analy zed \ preparation for the
hair called Xanthne, and find that II Is composed
Of Ingredients entirely different fromsany or the
hair restoraLives now In use.
They possess great virtue for producing q
healthy growth of the hair, and when chemically
combined they accomplish the feat to darken the
| pigment OF the hair, without doing any harm 10
The scalp or constitution at large. 1consider The
Xanthne most effective and INNOCENT prepare
| ton for the hair. U. a. SthEChGh,
Richmond, Feb. sd, 1870. Prac'l Chemist.
! mh4-S5t PURCELL, LADO q W.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
THE END OF THE REVOLUTION
n = p va AT HAND. #>&s.
THE GERMANS DEMAND THAT THE
FRENCH GOVERNMENT SHALL !.
SUPPRESS 1T.
/, THE PRUSSIANS REOCCUPYLNG
7. -.,r FRENCH TOWNS.
Menottf GaribaIdi Commanding the
InsuFgent Observation-Disclosures
'.3' Soissett 10 Assail Them.
THE ASSEMBLY DOING NOTHING as YET

Offers of Aid from Boulogne.
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OurRAeE.-A diabolical outrage upon the
person of negro girl, aged about II years,
Is reported to have been zperpetrated by q
negro man near Concord depot, in Apo
mattox, on Sunday last. The details Of the
affair are not proper for publication, and
are therefore omitted. The fiendish villain
made his escape, and up to Thursday night
had mot been captured, though active and
persevering search was being made for him.
Lynchburg Neans. 3.E.t,sT
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sSAys.ksUNEs

q . u "a -
RICHMOND, PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,l
- - RICHMOND VA, March "a, ls7l !
CHANGE OF, SCHEDULE.-On and
" after the 1sT OF APRIL NEXT the 1C-
OoMMODA91lN TRAINS now LAYING Htch-
mond and Petersburg at $3.50 A. NJ. will start at
A. Ne. K. B. kASEY,
NH 2i-l0t Ticket p e. mt.
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PREPARING FOR MORE REVOLUTION,

The insurgent committee have informa-
tioni that the delegates from Versailles,
Lyons, and Bordeaux, recently here, have
returned to their homes, and viii quickly
give the signal for movement similar to
that in progress in Paris.
Gen. Chautard has been appointed COM
mander of the insurgent artillery.
The Montmartreites have increased their
vigilance. They stop railway trains bound
to Versailles, and seize all ammunition
found in the, cars, -
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LAND SALE.-Four Englshmen, Mr..
Luck, Mr.. Vaughan, and the Messrs. Mi
chefs, concluded the purchase some days
ago of the estate Of the late James Hart,
near keswick Depot, containing 960S acres,
for $50, 600. We are exceedingly glad to
welcome such men into our community
Charlottesville Chronicle.
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TIE WHEAT CROP, since the advent of the
mild weather AMI the genial suns offspring.
has greatly improved, and is giving fine
promise Of a fair crop. Many Of the fields
which last winter looked bare and mprom-
Using, are now green and beautiful. This
is particularly encouraging, because wheat
is the crop upon which all Of us rely, not
only for bread, but for money to:supply
our other necessities Lexington Gazette. j
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RICHMOND AND nETsEsBgse 4; R; CO., !
1871.
1871. s.'. 49, ~-- - '''->- 1871.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
p" SHORT LINE.

e RICHMOND. FREDE RIUKsBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO AL L POINTS
:. Moth EAST AND NORTHWEST. -
, TRAIN No. 1.-THkOUGH HAlL TRAIN uio
3 ashington leaves the depot corner OF BYRD enc
Eighth streets, daily AZ l2:I5 z. II. Arrives II
h:ehrncnd daily ct ego p. M. -----,--.
sTRaiN No. 2.-THEIrGd MAIL TRAIN ut9
W ashington leaves the depot; corner Of BYRD snl
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted), ct s:45
2. ID. Arrives IL Richmond tsondays excepted
ct 80 A. n. ~ II. 81 ~. = ~, :, -
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH EAG.
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points tniths
EGRTHEAST and Northwest.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
The ACCOMMODATION h AL between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily (Suroays
eXceptedi, leaving the depot corner or 5roao ano
Eighth streets at 1880 r. NJ, and arriving In hich-
Apply at COMPAEY's OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets. IN, ,,s, NV 4
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General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. n. y. MYERS. General Sup't. re "a
D1CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
la. ROAO-CHAs age OF SCEEDULE.-Or
and after JANUARY ~. 1871
Et.IAE. hSn

D1CHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
ESl ROAO-CHA AGE or SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY ~. 1871
GEING NEST, . .,..,.~;- =
Train No. I (Through PassenSerj leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sundays) ut A. NJ; leaves
DaIvirle 1T i1:l2 III; arrives at Greensboro at
l:42 4. NJ.
|, Grain > O. 3 iLynchburg Passenger leaves Rich
mond daily al 9:15 A. n. arrives at Lynchburg at
SPIN.
Tfain No. fThroughMatf and Express) leaves
Richmond daily al 2:4o z. NJ; leaves Danville
daily at g;ss NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST:
Train No. (Thsough Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily al A. NJ: lesves DanVille
daily ct 4;s7 A. Nj; arrives at Richmond daily at
i gain No. Through Passenger leaves Green's
boro' daily Except Sundays) at II a. 3D.; leaves
Banyille at l:35 p NJ; arrlyes AZ Richmond at s:l5
+ Train No. nynchburg Passeuger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at s:25 A. NJ; leaves BurkeY1lle
at i. NJ; arrives at Richmond ut 4:05 ?. VI.
Trains n os. and connect at Greensboro with
Trains on Norsh Carolina Railroad. for AL POINTS
South.
Train No. g. connects at Burkeville With Train
ON Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad Tor
all polnbs southwest aud south. EniE Ill.
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS, without change
bet9esa Richnond and charlotte, n: ca are at
tached to Train No. 5.
TaRSUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured al the ticket Office In
N,s ----JaHA {lMIJ4DH.
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The LATE F1RE.-As we went to press
Yesterday morning a destructive fire was
raging at the warehouse Of Messrs. L. A.
Hardy IL Sop, on WiHs's wharf, but the
lateness of the hour prevented our giving
full particulars. The building, which was
owned Jointly by Messrs. Wills and Hardy,
was so badly injured as to neceSsitate its
being rebuilt. 1t contained a large quanti-
ty OF Peruvian guano, 100 bales of cotton,
quantity Of plaster, cotton-ties, Nc, all OF
Of the establishment was on Nevison street,
and the fire originated near the first win
dow towards the water from the counting
room. The Waterman of the building and
the clerk of steamboat were asleep in the
counting-room at the time Of the fire. The
loss is estimated ut about $6, 1000; insured
al S., 900 in the Security Insurance Compa-
nv of New York.-NorJolk Virginsan, 10Th.
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FIREs.-On yesterday morning the dwell.
ing Of Mr.. A. L. Davis, formerly The resi-
dencc of the late Gen. b. W. S. Cabeli, was
burned, together with all the out-bulldlnes
on the place. Scarcely, any of the contents
of the buildings were saYed.-UGnuaHe
Ifpes.' '~@ ,. -
The .dwelling-house, of Mr.. James w.
Love, Of FerryhiII, in this! county, was to-
tally consumed by fire on TUESDAY, eye ming
last. 1t took fire on top Of the house from
the pipe OF the cooking stove. lie succeed
|edin getting out his furniture, DC, on the
lower floor of the house, We learn that
there Was no insurance on the property
Mecklenburg Herald.
81 The dwelling house OF MIR. VIM. Branch,
of Franklin county, near Louisburg, n. c.,
was totally destroyed by fire q, few days
ago. Nothing was saved from the building
aud there was no insurance upon the prop
Petersburg Indec.t - ss@.A dt.7
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mond and Petersburg at $3.50 A. NJ. will start at 8
IN; IN ..,m ------. r. 3 RIA kSAsE y ~
RICHMOND AND YoaK hIyEn kAILKoAD,|
= RICHMOND, VA, Feb q, 1871. J s
CHANGE OF. SCHEDULES REEFS
TaBt1snMsNYT OF DAkY I'm
TRAINS on this road viii run ma as fellows: %.
Leave West Point o.tly at A. NJ; arrive at
Leave Is Rtehmona 8 daily at-2-P. NJ; arrive at
skE1eH1 TRAIN krF TI dHE PASSENGER CAR
schmond . daily MSnaays eTeepel
NJ; arrive at Richmond at pm.
Trains connect daily at West Point with first
class steamers for Baltimore; g.
Through bills of ladtng given TO all .points
NORTH ano SOU TIL. Freight received daily and
90 80 PHILIP IT, YEATafAE,
/ ". .ibID General Ticket and Freight Agent
WEN. N. BRAGG, superintendent. ~ NIB %
RIcBMoNn AND PETERSBURG X. R. Co.,s
-XE J=t-s tRICsMOND, Feb. Is, 1871. {
TYHE TRAINS ON THIS ROAL
The mail trains leave Richmond a. a.s <. N.
sna2s,E: H.; and leave Petersburg at lbs 4. u:
Freight trains, with passenger car attached
ana leave Petersburg daily Except Sunday ct 2:ad
P. NJ On Sunday the freight and accommoda?
tioD trains will leave Petersburg at A. 4 @''
The s:45 A. NJ. train will not leave Richmond OF
RUNDAYS and the 1929 p. 81. train will not leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the-2:s6 P. II.
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the A. II,
train ON Mondays, ,. edii9a 81 and Fridays aud
re, ,rning leave either Richmond or Peters ourg,
ON the same days, AZ 2:a5 MIR, ulstea + 81 =
The mall trains VIII run through stopping only
| at Chester, ,t,,rs r..5tr., T.. b. KASEE q.
fe Is Ticket and Freight Agent.
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Cotton Markets-fBr" TELzGRArMl

Foreign Markets-FBY TELEGRAPH.I
LIVERPOOL. March e5.-Cotton closed active
and armer; uplalds, 7tG7td.; orleans, 13G1ad.;;
and speculation. Beef, ll2s. Sd. Lard, Us. ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, FARM
IN ERS, AND OTHERS..The subscriber mas
IN hand WAGONS and CARTS OF various de-
scrintions that he wishes to dispose OF on very
moderate terms, and Is stLl manufacturing others.
and soliclts call from al In want OF any af.icie
in his line, and he guarantees good "orAnialship
and arst-rate material
REPAIRING done on short notice:
A. B, L1PSCOMB,
70 IN aod9m No. ia west Cary street
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TARPENTERING.-I take this method
Z } If Informing NV friends and the public gene:
rally that have moved back to the city and
opened shop on the northeas: corner OF 2Stn sna
n I;ARPENTERS' WORK on reasonable terms
a S sone % '''A' JOHN p. PEARSON.
A ARD.-Havingf formed business con-
N nection with Messrs. GEORGE I. HEX.
RING & CO., invite my former patrons and
the last i've years while In the firm OF Joyner q
Slater, to give me call at my new place o. 6nst.
ness, where they will ind large a:ock OF GEU-
invite their attention, and where shall siwa3s he
Dleased to serve them. b. W. JO1NEh,.
NH % 7awsw No. 18 18th street, hlcnmono.
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IRON AND STEEL.

2ao tons of the best EN- GLISa and AMERICAN
REFINED IRON, embracing full assortment OF
RUUND SQUARE, FLAT. SHAFT ING,
BAND, HnOP, NAIL-RODS. OVAL,
HORSESHOE, SCROLL, HALF-ROUND,
SHEET, &c.
Eight tons sWEDES IRON, assorted sizes;
MAYORS CAST-STEEL-square,f nat, and octa-
gon; oY,,rpv enru,
SPRING, and English and American Bills
= = ALSO, @@@'
RUSSIA sHEET-IRON, SHEET-Z1NC,
PIG-TIN, SP ELTER, &c.
For sale by
NH d staw2w 4, & 8. WORKMAN b co.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH q, ISL.
Bun rises $50 Noon sets. o.
Bun sets ..,,.......... e.0S High ttde...,. cot
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THE POSITION OF THE INSURGENTS.

:. THE POSITION OF THE INSURGENTS.
PlRIs, March 25.-The May ralty nego'
tiations have resulted in the Mayors giving
their supporEyto the municipal elections and
the election Of commanders.
The National Guards hold their present
positions, with Duyal, Brunei, and Endes
in control of the insurgent military power
until the arrival of Menotti Garibaldi, who
was unanimously chosen chief.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
~ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RrcuMosD llOs Main ST., March 2, 1871.

For sale by
NH asst PURCELL, LADO W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

JOHN r. -MACMURD6,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27

PARIS, March 25.-The news to-day
centres in mere proclamations, whereof
the usual number have been issued.
The removal of the barricades is expected
tonight, under the reported favorable ne
gotiations between the Mayors and insur-
gent committee. adj.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-10
SCRAPS.
No mail from Chicago yet.
Thai rain IA. innt ta> sh;x~

No mail from Chicago yet.
!Tha. rain was jus, the thing.
The funeral of Hon. Ebsnezer Cook takes
place tomorrow forenoon.
Ain't you goin' to to take yoar Dalcinea
70 the Catholic Fair, tonight?
Bieh's band will sport their gallus new
uniforms, ct the Fair shis evening.
An accommodation train for Chicago left
at ten minutes past four this afternoon.
Be careful, in these uncertain times to
boy your hsts, caps and furnishing goods Of
Livingston d Co.
Wing, the grocer, is eth IN the field
with stock of goods big enough to feed
ell Chicago.
Mr.. ". W. Parker, of Davenport, st.
tempted suicide at the Clinton House, Chi
osgo, few days ago. The sho. was rot a
fatal one, and he will recover. His mind
was dersnged.
l.. s. Gates & Co., Of the Boston Bazaar,
removed their goods yesterday into the
store lately occupied by G. M. Aiken, their
room being entirely too small for their snor-
mous stock of goods. They now offer to
the public of Rock Island and vicinity $780, I
900 worth of the finest day goode ever effer-
cd in .hs city, and at from 10 to SO per
cent. cheaper than they can be bought for
elsewhere.