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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Police COURT, SATURDAY.-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Gilbert Price (colored), stealing one gold
watch valued at 500, the property of VIM.
Pemberton. Sent on to the Hastings Court
for indictment for felony.
Martha Thomas (colored), assaulting and
striking Emma Davis. Martha was also
charged with having in her possession three
handkerchiefS, the property of Emma Da-
Wis. Fined 3 for the first offence, and con-
tinued on the second until the ownership
of the handkcrchiefS could be established.
Rosa Goode (colored), threatening to kill
Henry Thorps with an axe. Bound over
to keep the peace in the sum of $500.
T. B. Slater, as>aulting Lemuel Wilson
(colored with pop-bottle. Discharged,
no evidence appearing that Slater had struck
Wilson with the bottle.
Philip Harris (colored), charged with
! cruelty abandoning his children and thrust
ing them upon the generosity of the public
to be cared for. Admonished and inform
ed that if he did not provide for these
children the city would provide for him by
Il season of twelve months in the chain
| gang.
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| ALL Fools DAY JoKBs.-There was pub
lished in the Dispatch of Saturday th
account Of Can old and singular relic
which could be seen mt bookstore OF
| Main street, and which relic was said t,
| ne the identical fowling-piece used b.
| George, Washington for protection agains
tne Indians when surveyor. Mr. John
sion, Mt whose store the gun was deposited
was nlmsen In ignorance of the "trick" fol
! the 1st of April until it was published In
| the city papers. Early on Saturday morn.
ing the curious and those of antiquarian
tastes began to go and take look at the
gun, which is an old musket covered with
rust, and the barrel so twisted that it might
'shoot around the corner" On one side
Of The stock piece of paper was pasted,
bearing the name of George Washington
on the other was the name of the supposed
manufacturcr-''Grenoble, London. Fecit
l75P-all written in fresh black ink
"well defined profile" of the General
could be seen, in the shape of three-cent
postage stamp, upon which were repre-.
sented the well-known features Of the
Father OF bis Country. At different times
during the day large number of citizens
called to see the curious weapon. One gen.
tleman came rather too soon-indeed, be-
fore the gun had been brought from the
Capitol. Later, however, so determined
and anxious was he to get peep st the
curiosity that he determined to 60 again,
which he did, and was, of course, COM
pletely fooled. Others examined the wea-
pom carefully, and would ask: "Well, how
do you know this is General Washingt toms
handwriting, or the identical gun he
used? 2" 1t was one of the best "April
e. ny l,A A1I E1x
time, and it succeeded in making about two
hundred of our respected citizens laugh
heartily over the way in which they were
sold
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LOCAL MATTERS,

lNFANTIolDE IN TIE THIRD WARD-The
Verdict Of the Coroner's Jury.-About two
weeks since q colored woman by the name
of Sally Williams, who had lived in Charles
City county, came to Richmond, and went
to the house Of Philip Slaughter, whom
she claimed as her uncle. After being here
few days she complained of being unwell,
and DR.. Frank Cunningham was summoned
to her relief. On reaching the house of
Slaughter, on Sd street, between Marshall
and Clay streets, and questioning the wo.
man, he was convinced that she had given
birth to child. Returning home, and pass
ing the I'd statlon-house about a quarter
past O'Clock, DR.. Cunningham notified
Serg't John T. Hall of the circumstances,
and the fact of his examination,
-, Sergeant Hall proceeded at once to
the spot, and questioned the woman, as
well as parties living in the neighbour
hood OF the house. All denied. however,
having any knowledge Of the affair, or that
the woman had been in the condition of
which she was suspected. The officer ex-
amlncd the premises thoroughly, as well az
the out-houses, and from unmistakable evil
dence concluded that she had committed
the child to the sink. The infant proved
10 ne hne boy OF one days age and thir-
Teen pounds weight, and perfect in every
respect, and no marks of violence on the
person of the infant.
DR.. Trent, the coroner. was at once no.
tilted. and, with DR.. West. held most
morton examination, and decided the child
was born alive. A coroner's iurv and wifi.
nesseS We're summoned, and an inquest set
for 4 O'Clock. wv
/: AT that hour the inquest was held over
the body of the infant on the premises q,
Philip Slaughter. DR.. +. D. Cunningham
Elizabeth Slaughter, Elvina Epps, and
Martha PoindeXter (colored), and DR.
. Trent were examined. The testimony wa,
in accordance with the facts as stated above
and left no room to doubt the guilt of the
accused.
i The jury rendered verdict that the in
! FAINT came to his death sat the hands of hi
mother (Saly Wllliams) by being thrown
into privy on the premises of Phlil
Slaughter on the morning Of the 1st O
April
/ The woman was committed to Jail, ant
will have Il hearing before the Police Jus
ticc as soon rs it is eXpedient for her to g
out.
| Inflntcides are being daily brough
to the attention Of the police, and a
though in the past year or two Il hun
drcd or more have been reported, We
this is only the second instance IN whic
the guilty party has been identified. 1t
to he hoped that IN example will be mad
; of her case, and this inhumanity checked.
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Manchester Items.

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
A meeting of the Board Of Supervisors was
called at the office of the Township Board
of Manchester on Saturday at 10 O'Clock,
but only the representatives from Natoaca,
Glover Hill, and Bermuda appearing, and
no quorum being present, there was no
meeting, and we presume the board stands
adjourned, subject to the call of the presi'
dent.
BOARD OF 1RUsTEEs.-The board held q
regular meeting on Friday night, all the
members present.. d. Mckinney III the
chair.
The president reported that he ant
the treasurer had delivered to the Bridge
Commissioners the bonds authorized to be
issued for James river bridge. =,
A resolution was adopted praying thu
CITY Council to exempt from taxation TIT
bonds of the Bridge Company.
Permission was granted the Alert Fir
Company to Use City Hall on tonight.
The Street Committee were ordered Il
have the banks of the canal put in complet
order. The board meets at the call OF tn
president,
BOUNDARIES OF MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP
Reorganization Of Townships IN Chester
feld.-At the last meeting Of the Count.
Court petition was presented for the re
districting of the county, with view to dl
minishing the number Of townships ant
yoting-places and decreasing the expense
of Taxpayers. The request was granted
and Chester township was abolished, tn
greater portion of it being thrown into Ser
muda. As soon as possible, the order vii
be published for the information Of the PEG
pie. We suppose the officers in Cheste
township are by this arrangement legislatet
out.
We give the boundaries Of Mancheste
township, beginning at Boshers dam, OF
James river, thence down said river US /
meanders to the mouth of Failing creek
thence up said creek to the road leading
past James Gregory's to the Manchester
and Coal-mine turnpike; thence nortbly
along and including said road to the Prov
dence road ut VIM. e. Martins; thence
along (hut not including said Providence
road to the Manchester and Coal.mlne turn
pike road; and thence easterlY along ane
including said turnpike to the lower OF
eastern boundary OF John Manders farm
thence northly in direct line to Bosher
dam--place of beginning.
Places Of Voting.--Town Hall, Manches
ter, and ut Old Tollgate, on Manchester
and Falling Creek pike,
| SMALL MATTERs.-The Township Boart
consists of the supervisor, assessor. ant
road commissioner. Chas. w. Burr. A. A
Allen, and VIM. jackson constitute iE. a
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"M. WALSH. depury sheriff of Henrico, will
sell at loa A. NJ, In front of Henrlco county
courthouse, three mules.
RICHARDSON & co. will sell st P. NJ. a brick
dwelling ON the north side OF Franklin, between
Governor street and metropolitan Hall.
GRUABS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at SIP, NJ. n lot
Of ground fronting on the west side of Monroe
Park.
THLS. ". KEESEE will sell at 10 O'Clock. at his
auction-house. pianos, household furniture
billiard table, &c.
j. d. WHITEHEAD & co. will sell at 10. 4. NJ.
groceries, etc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

ANNUAL MEETING OF VIRGINIA CONFER
ESCE SUNDAY-SCHooL SOCIETY, NJ. T.
CHURCH, SOUTH.-The fifth annual meeting
of this society will convene i'll CharlotteS.
vile, Va, tomorrow (ruesday) evening at
S o'clock. This society was formed by the
Snnday-school Convention that assembled
in Richmond in May, 1861, with Bishop D.
$. Doggett, ID. D., president. Annual meet
ings have been held in Richmond, Peters
burg, and Norfolk. The officers and mem.
bcrsllip of the society embrace the most
earnest and efficient workers in this cause
in the Methodist Church in this State, and
the results thus far attained have been very
encouraging. The general agent, Rev.
John q. Rowe, of the Virginia Conference,
has been very actively and efficiently en-
gagged for the past two years thoroughly
canvassing the field and organizing the
whole work.
This is expected to be the largest and
most interesting meeting ever held. The
attendance will probably reach $50 dele
gates, from every section of the work. The
Convention will spend its session in the
careful consideration OF all the important
subjects involved in the work among them
the question of employment of several
active agents, and the general arrangement
and organization of The work in the State.
Bishop Doggett will deliver the annual
sermon on Tuesday night at O'Clock. .
Delegates passing through this city will
register at Ford's Hotel, corner of Broad
and 18th streets, where they will receive
every attention through the courtesy OF
Mr.. Ford, the proprietor. ,
4 tull official report will be published
daily in the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

The Alumni Association of the Universe
ty of Virginia, for the State of Maryland,
has elected the following officers: Presi.
dent, Henry Clay Dallam; Vice-Presldents,
Rev. Thos. u. Dudley, Dir. Henry Warren,
Col. Chas. Marshall, Albert Richie, Esq,
DR., G. w. Chancellor; Secretary and Treas
urer, Capt. G. Powell Grady.
The Memphis appeal strongly advocates
the construction OF q narroW-gauSe ROAD
from Memphis to the coal fields of Alabamaa'
and to the rich cotton fields OF Eastern MIS-
sissippi.
Paris is poor, but she would be better Oh
II she had nary Red.
Dispatch ine-The hangman's cord.
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hut three cents per pound for it, but nv the
time 1t is on shipboard it costs The sbipper
nearly ten cents per pound. The ur1ality
Is not SO good az it would be if more care
was taken in Its preparation for market.
REMNANTS OF GREATNESS. .g
mere are IN various parts Of pnerto
Ir'ncc evidences that the CITY has heen
n'eaoiiy moving backward. and that il is moi
now wiiat IL once was. The Palace. which
WAS destroyed ut the last revolution q LITTLE
more inan year ago, must have been m,ite
MAGNIFICENT affair. It was s,lrronndod bv
g'rdcn OF about ten acres, enclosed nv .
TAI ana elegant iron railing, which still
STANDS, the gate being kept open to give ~.
cess TO the springs inside. It had fountains
auu oasn-nouses, almond groves, and all the
attractions Tor comfort and pleasure. DI.
rectlv on the ruins Of the yerandnh ia tbo
spot where President Salnnve was shot one
year ago, amid the smouldering ruins of his
palace.
HAYTlEN CANEIBALs.
There is no doubt that cannfbalism at ono
time had considerable sway among the
mountainecrs, and that some vestipes of II
still remain. During the reign Of Geffrard
four men and four women were brought to
the stake and shot for the offence, who died
with all the enthusiasm that Christian mar.
tvrs have displayed in their last moments.
The sacrifice of children to their God is the
essence of their religion, and they partake
Of the flesh and blood with all the feryor that
the Christian sacrament Of the Lords Sup.
per is partaken.
There is i pricstess the order in Puerto
Prince. and it is believed that the sac
riiice is now performed in secret. Since
the execution of the eight martyrs the sect
is said to have increased to such an eX
tent. especially in the mountains, that 1t Is
not now regarded as safe or polite for the
Government to prosecute them any more.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

VIRGINIA WINE.-The lovers of the pure
Juice of the grape will be pleased to learn
that there is made within fifteen miles OF
Richmond brand of wine that any con.
noisseur will endorse as worthy of 4 princes
mouth. Mr.. A. Staude, Of Main street,
corner of 18th, opposite the Dispatch, has
a quantity Of it, which will amply prove its
GOOD qualities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03
Skating this afternoon at Assembly Hall.

EVIDENCE ACCUMULATEs that no baking pow
der can stand the test OF careful chemical analy-
sis like Dooley's Yeast Powder. Although sub
jected to the most critical analyz no ingra-
dients 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 cult
nary department. 1t is the cheapest best, and
most reliable baking powder known, and is re-
commended upon Its merits alone. Your grocer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

jon pR1sTrNG.-we call the attention of mer-
charts, clerks of courts, sheriffs lawyers. rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to The facii-
ties oifered ut the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsIlMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds Of Job Printing. We cum furnish ut
short notice Cards, Blll-Heads, Letter-Headh,
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bis, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
nod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

LAND SLIDE ON THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO RAILRoAD.-A land slide occurred ut
Faugban's Cut, near Jcrry's Run. on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, on Friday
night, by which the trains We're delay ed.
1t was thought that the down train, how
ever, would be able to get through. No
! loss Of life, and no serious damage to the
| roling-stock or track.
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touch, power, equality, durability, and exquisite
finish, has built for Itself a reputation which to-
day stands unrivalled, and has elected from the
profession and the musical public the fact "thst
the Durham Plano cannot be cxcelled." Il. A.
AMDoLD, 900 Main street, Is the sole agent for the
sale OF these Instruments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

TIE worst coughs yield, as If by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers OF DR.. PIERcE's Alt.
Ext or Golden MedI ;sl Discovery. 1t also sur
passes anything else ever before discovered Tor the
cure of pimples. blutches, and rashes on the face
also, for erysipelas salt rheum, and oil SKIN anu
scrofuious diseases. Sold by all druggists. Send
address to DR.. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, New YORK,
for pamphlet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BIBLE SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the Bible Society OF
Virginia will be held in the Centenary
Church tomorrow evening at s O'Clock.
Rev. DR.. Rutherford, of Petersburg, will
deliver the annual address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

REVENUE CoLLECTIoNs.-Thc internal rev.
enne collections in this district for the past
month amounted to s244 ,314.75. The pres
ent collector Of internal revenue for this
district (iiuSh Burgess, ESQ., went into
office on the lst OF May, 1869, and since tina
time lie has collected 81, 444,074.73.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoAo-
LOGICAL SocIETY.-A called meeting OF TINS
society will be held at their rooms az D
o'clock this afternoon, to receive the report
NJ the committee appointed TO prepare q
premium List for the exhibition in septem-
Der next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

OPERATIONS OF THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE.-The records of the Richmond
post-office for the past quarter show that it
is driving fine business, with good in
crease over that of the previous quarter.
The total number of letters received during
the month was about $50 ,05l, and the num-
Der sent off was about 596, 79l. The increase
in the number received was over 5000, and
the increase in the value Of stamps caI-
celled was S1,397.2l. The number of drop
letters received and distributed was lO,9S2,
and the postage thereon was S2O1.64. The
money.order and carrier departments also
make a good showing. The number OF
money orders issued during the quarter was
], 335, and their value was S24, 4S9. II the
number paid was 1886, and their value was
$40, 5000. The amount of deposits received
from other offices was $193,1 The num-
Der of mail letters delivered by carriers
was 81, SG3; number OF local letters, 5,3l3
number of newspapers, 2S,54S; number OF
letters returned to the office, 81 number
of letters collected, 1891; number OIL
newspapers collected, 5,275. Our post.
office is judiciously and Systematically man.
aged, and the confidence OF the people in
the free collection and delivery arrange
ments is shown by the largely-increased
and increasing business of the carriers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

NEW MUs1c.-We have received from the
Richmond Musical Exchange copies of
"Wheu Shall l he Il Bride:" a new and
lively song, composed by Prof Ambold, OF
this city. The music is sparkling and
bright, and the song will doubtless soon
become general tayorite.
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N. Burritt Is clerk. 1t meets subject to the
call of the president.

c8n OF The pTeSlueuts
Political matters are quiet. At the May
election, in addition to town and township
officers. a Commemorative attorney, clerk,
and sheriff are to be elected. 1t Is not be-
lieyed that there will be opposition to the
present incumbents. =.
The road from Town Point to Big Joe's,
the worst Ia Chesterfield county. has been
considerably improved, and small loads of
old-feld pine now reach town without be-
ing banked.
Several Richmonds are in the field for
trustees. We hear of no less than fifteen
candidates.
The receipts for travel and freight be-
tween Richmond and Manchester continue
large, and the "Shoo Fly" train has been
paying institution.
Mr.. Frederick Butler, lately deceased,
was freight agent, on the Manchester side,
of the Richmond and Danville railroad, and
occasionally acted as conductor, and ms
death is sincerely regretted by urge num-
Der Of friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE APRIL l, ISLE.
\. Taylor, Richmond; K. d. Hudgins,
Tredegar Iron Works Mrs. L. Tins, Bea-
yer Dam, Va.
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on aft public or prirate sales Of Real Estat,
"dde befaoeen the stof January and the LIT n,
"'fy the purchasers pay the ta1es for the r,re.
sent year; but on all sates bet,rfen the fra,
ddR n July and the last day Of December the
setter pays them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

NOTICE TO STRANGERs.-You should, before
Wishing the sights around the city, go to ELLYsoN
K TAYLoR's. 80. llls Main street, and get copy
Of WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND, which will serve
YOU as a complee guide 10 all OF The principal
noints of Interest In and around the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

F1sAxcIAL.-Mr. r. W. Wilcox, sheriff
of Charles City county deposited in the
Treasury Saturday -, 240.l3; the sheriff oil
Franklin county deposited 3, 225.29.
There remained on hand in the office OF
the City Auditor to-day balance OF 3D.
1Ti50.
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holy Week, Roman Missal, Key OF Heaven,
Daily Prayers, Way to Heaven, Testamen,s, BIZ
bles, and otter pious books, at RANDOLPH Il
ENGLIsH'S, 1915 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

Sons OF TEMPBRANcE.-Shocko Hill Divi
sion has elected the following officers fol
the present quarter D. W. Bohannon,
W. p; j. J. White, w. A.; W. W. Childs,
r. Sc; J. Taylor Evans, A. K. S.; j. 2
Wood, +. S.: w. j. Glenn, T.; Thos. D.
Quares, Chap. c. II. Childs, c.; J. G.
Smith, A. c.; Robert Harold, l. s.. VIM
Stewart, o. S. G. P. Lawton, z. w. 7
Trustees DR.. Peterfeld Trent, E. c. MI
nor, {. Z. Laughton, w. S. Gilman, and j
T. White.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

SEED SWEET POTATOES, SEED SWEET PoTA-
ToEs.-Just received small cargo OF genuine
Nausemond seed Sweet Potatoes-extra early
seed. For sale very cheap by l.. POWERS, 1850
Main street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

CoUSCIL.-The semi-monthly meeting of
the City Council will be held ut the Cham
Der this afternoon ut D O'Clock.
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THE PHILADELPHIA ExcURsIoNIsTs.-
MesSrs. Ernest Wilt, OF the Enquirer ,
James P. Cowardin, secretary of the dele.
CATION; w. S. Gilman. of the Wing; and
NJ. =. Handy, OF the Dispatch, left the city
by the Fredericksburg road on Saturday
evening for Philadelphia.
The members of the committee, and The
remainder of the party, left yesterday
morning by the II 40 train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

The CoURTs.-Jugde Fitzhuyh's and
Judge Guigon's courts meet this morning at
II O'clock. In the latter the Chahoon case
will be called.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

INITIAL PApER-THE BEST IN THE ClrY.-A
surply of the Orieutal initial paper, put up In
beautiful boxes, for sale by ELLYsoN TAYLOR
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

] If YOU desire to look handsome go to ALIENS
and get one of his Mundig Hats, or "Iou hno"
How 1t Is Yoursef.''
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at ~, $3.50
us aud $3.50 per 900, at the Dispatch frihtnuS
Establishment.
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Mrs. Pollock Geraniums at MOTIONS Flower
Garden.
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What presents more scnteel and neat appear
ance than to see one with a new spring nat from
,IIEN,SY
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ELLYsoN TAYLOR, Ills Main street. are pup
Iishers' agents for McGufey's Readers snd Spell
e.s, adopted by the state Board for use In the puo-
lie schools OF VIRGINIA.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

For STYLE genteel cut, and good workmanship,
apply at T., b. SPENCE 4 SoN's, 1900 Main street.
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SHIRTS made to order at NOAH WALKER &
Co.'s, 1905 Main street. Call and leave your mea-
sure II you wish something nice. A perfect TT
Guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

The Doc CATCHERs.-During the past
month seventy-nine dogs, hogs, and goats,
heye been killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-03

The best paper collar ever made Is the Marquis
of Lorne collars. just received by E. B. SPENCE