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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-13

The CELEBRATION OF THE PEACE IN EU-
RoRE.-Our German iellow.c citizens intend
to celebrate the restoration Of peace to Etl-
rope by grand torchlight procession TO-
night. illumination of houses, fireworks,
&C., &C., will be pleasing features OF the
occasion. Every nationality IS invited TO
take part in the exercises, and we VIII no
doubt see an immense turnout, not only OF
the Germans but of other classes OF our
population.
The following programme Will be ob-
served on the occasion: -,
Those participating in the procession VIII
assemble in front of the Monticello Hotel,
Broad street, at IN o'clock, where they
will be supplied with torches, lanterns, &c.
The line of march will then be taken up as
follows: Up Broad street to Adams, along
Adams to Grace, down Grace to Sd, thence
to Franklin, down Franklin to 9th, thence
to Main, down Main to 18th, up 18th to
Franklin, up Franklin to Governor, and
thence to the City Hall. where speeches
will be delivered by Paul Ketterlinus and
others, and torches heaped and burned.
The singing societies will unite with the
orchestra in singing " Watch on the Rhine"
and "What is the Germans Fatherland!'
The line will be formed as follows:
l. Detachment Of police.
2. Fifty horsemen, with torches and flags.
3. Marshal Miller and staff.
4. Music.
5. German and American flags.
6. Footmen, bearing torches.
7. Marshal Blenner and staff.
8. Carriages containing the German Con-
sui, f, w. Hannewinkel, President Kline,
the orator, Leader Sibert, and others.
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Tribute OF REspEcT.-At the regular monthly
meeting Of the directory Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, March 9th, the following
resolutions were adopted: II J, ss.,' 80 :
Resotued, That we sincerely deplore the loss OF
on. late esteemed Vice.President, Or. j. ED
WARD CHASE, and tender our warm sympathies
!" ms oereaved family in their 1rreparable loss.
nssospeo' Ihat copies OF these resolutions be
sent to his family, and be published In the Rich.
mond Dtepatch,
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The MAHooD INvEsrIG ATIoN.--The House
committee entrusted with the examination
Of the charges against Judge Alexander
Mahood, of the fourteenth judicial circuit,
expect to conclude their investigation to-
day. On Saturday, in the absence Of two
witnesses who have been summoned to ap.
pear, the argument for the defence was
commenced.
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RAILRoADwAasGsssffiioss III sus sesdet am
tired the railroad war win and i happy relief
prietors Of 1900 have Just laid In one OK the os
extensive and bcaaEfni stocks of Enslish, Ar,sru
cam and French Cloths. Cassimeres. and Vest
tnss; ever brought 10 this city, which they VIII
mako up for their custom trade in the very latest
spring style as The very lowest prices. In their
Ready fnade Clothing and Gfntlen1en's Furnish
Ing Department viii be found oil OF the novelties
or the season Cali at 1900 Main street and sec the
elder and younger SPENCE, and you will be sure to
get the worth Of your money. @'J
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MISCELLA ANGUS.
The Fall OF Senator Sumner-Its Ell
~. feet at the North.

NEW York, March 1.-THE Tribune this
morning says editorially:
"The impolicy Of removing Mr.. Sumner
from the craftsmanship of the Committee
on Foreign Relations without better pre-
text than his discordant social relations
with. the White House and the State De-
partment must now be clearly manifest to
the duHest official at Washington. No de-
bate since the San Domingo Commission
was authorized has aroused SO much feel
ing or elected such strong language as that
of yesterday on the election Of the standing
committees OF the Senate. It seems palmer
than we could wish from the time of that
debate, and from the language Of the infll-
entail Journals Of the country from which
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, March IL, 1871. I
0EERpINcS

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, VA, March II, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
WheGt.--White, 104 bushels. RED, $3.50 bushels.
Corn~-White, 13s bushels. Mixed, 2Ol bushels.
0dts.--1,soo bushels.
Rye 70 bushels.
1HfddLiRgS.-l00 barrels.
Wheat.-Whte IS bushels fair at sl.7O: 30 BUSH
els at Sl.65; % bushels weevll eaten ut $3.50. To-
til, l0i bushels.
Wheat.-Red, % bushels smutty at sl.42a; 50
bushels good at Sl7o; II bushels damageda at Sl25
10 bushels at so; Is bushels very good at 81 is
!? bushels prime at Sl.sO: 81 bushels common at
5l.35. Total, 275 bushels.
C0rh,-White, 40 bushels good at SC; SO bushels
very good at S3c.-total, IS bushels. Mixed, 204
bushels good at SIC.
Oats.-e22 bushels good at 5sc >; So bushels New
Brunswick at 60c.; 33d bushels prime 1T 6oc.: 1a4
bushels at 56c. Total, 74s bushels. .#.
Rye.-25 bushels choice on private terms.
RE-E1HIBITED.
Wheat.-White, % bushels. Red, 80 bu5hels.
OG&S.-l56 bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings of all kinds OF grain on 'Change
to-day, except Of oats, were quite light Only one.
half the oats offered was sold. aud the upward
progress OF the market seeming to be checked.
The wheat market continues steady, with good
demand for good samples.
Sellers OF grain on 'Change are requested to bear
In mind that In reporting their sales to the secre
tary henceforward they are to give them under the
denomination Of "choice," prime" good
"fair," common
line Exchange on and from the 18th lust will
be open at 9o'clock-sales to commence at half.
past and close at half-past 10.
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CoMpL1MENTARY.-The employees Of the
State Journal gave Mr.. B. ". ellis, late
proprietor Of that paper, 4 valuable gold
headed cane on Saturday afternoon. AT
night he returned the compliment by Civ
ing them splendid entertainment at John
sons, at which all hands enjoyed them
selves hugely.
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HENRIco COUNTY COURT - SATURDAY
judge E. G. Minor preSiding.-In this court
to-day the cases of Frank Blair and Frank
Wells, Jointly indicted for breaking into a
house of Mr.. King and stealing harness,
were tried. Upon their arraignment they
elected to be tried separately, were both
found guilty. and sentenced to the peni.
tentiary-Frank Wells for six years and
Frank Blair for four.
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COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at No. seS Broad
street, at 10 A. NJ, millinery and fancy goods,
etc.
COON & LACGnT0N will sell at II A. NJ, at
the corner Of Il,h street and the Basin bank,
canal boat sc. 81. Ragland."
I,FES G0DDIN will sell ut d p. n. n framed
tenement; also, n vacant lot on Church Hin.
]. d. wAlTEHEAD & CO. will sell at loa A. NJ.
groceries, liquors, &c.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. On
assortment OF household furniture, piano, etc.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT.-The down train
on the Richmond and Danville railroad
due here on Saturday was delayed by one
of the sleeping-cars being thrown from the
track. A car attached to the rear of the
train was somewhat damaged by the acct.
dent, and one man was cut slightly about
the face. But, as far as we could learn,
there was no other serious damage.
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FREIGHrs.-By the freight trains over the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad during the
past week there has been received $50 head
of cattle, 106 hogs, 24S sheep, 43 horses, 2t
carloads of lumber. and y carloads o.
pig iron-a good show for one week in that
line of freight.
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AUCTaoN sALes TI1fs nAY.

on all public or prieafe sales Of Real Essote
made bet,ceen the lstaf January and the LIST of
Jwla atepardhasess pay tAe tttses Jortae pre-
sent year: o.t on all safes betsoeesa' The FIRST
day Of July and the last day Of December the
Seller pays them. 'fT+t svl tf<,sa,
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DREDGING DUTCH GAP CANAL.-Opera
tons for cutting out and deepening But
ler's canal across Dutch Gap have fairl.
commenced. The contractor who has I'm
dcrtaken the work obligates himself to Tin
ish it in ninety days. This will shorten th'
distance to Norfolk about seven miles. Th'
gentlemen who made trip down the rive
on Saturday to see what was being dom
were highly pleased with the prospect ant
progress OF the work.
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ACTs OF AsssEMBLy.-The following bills
have become laws by the approval OF the
Governor since our last report:
Declaring the Robertson river lawful
fence.
TO authorize the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad Company, or the Nir-
glnia and North Carolina Railroad Com
pany to recall all outstanding certificates OF
capital stock, and issue other and uniform
certificates.
TO amend sec. l., chap. 81 Of the Code of
1860, in relation to certain debts due the
Virginia Military Institute.
Providing compensation for the clerk OF
The Hastings Court of the city OF Rich
mond. for services rendered the State.
70 amend sec. 3 Of the act to authorize
the qualiti"d voters Of the county OF Prince
Edward TO vote OH the question of remov-
Farmrille.
TO incorporate the town of Dublin, in
the county of Pulaski.
10 declare the clerk Of the county court
in counties Of less than $4,000 inhabitants
cX oilicio clerk of the circuit court, and de-
tcrmne the manner Of his qualification.
70 authorize the county of Washington
to borrow money, and redeem and pay Gil
railroad and courthouse bonds heretofore
issued by the county, and falling due III
1872.
10 amend section IS of chapter 1SS Of the
act passed July 1lth, 1870, in relation to
the Board Of Supervisors.
TO ncorpol ate the Norfolk Savings Bank.
For the relief the Southwestern Bank OF
Virginia.
TO incorporate the Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company.
To amend the 1St and I'll sections OF an
act to incorporate the Charlottesville and
University Railroad Company.
TO amend secs. 80, 90, and 81, of chap. 81
of the Code, in relation to transfer Of the
States interest in turnpikes or plank-roads
| to the counties in which they lie.
To amend sec. OF an act to amend an act
| to Incorporate the Alexandria Insurance
Company of Alexandria, Va.
To authorize the Orange, Alexandria and
| Manassas Railroad Company TO acquire and
| sell lands.
70 amend the 4th and 9th secs. of chap.
l15 OF the Code concerning commissioner S
| in chancery.
TO amend and reGnact sec. 80 of chap. III
Of the Code of 1860, as to parties in chan
Gerry.
TO amend and reenact sec. 9 of chap. 119
Of the acts OF 1S69-'10 in relation to county
officers. so as to provide for the collection
of the license tax.
TO amend the LIST sec. of an act to provide
for dividing the townships Of the State into
voting districts.
70 repeal from sec. 40 to 30 inclusive, OF
chap. IS of the code OF 1860. in relation to
the inspection Of euano and plaster of Paris.
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ST. PArRICK's BALL.-The grand ball for
the benefit Of the Catholic Male Orphan
Asylum is to come off on Friday (St. Pat
rick's day., the 18th inst. Ample arrange.
ments have been made, and a splendid tes-
are anticipated.
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Alfred Moses. chairman of the, BIilding
Committee of the Board Of Education, are
advertising for plans, specifications, &c,
for school-houScs. 1t is the intention of the
board to have these houses of such ca
pacity as to accommodate 800 pupils each.
They are to be SO located as to meet the
needs of the largest number of children
nnsSihln. - -
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AT WoRK.-Nearly all the tobacco facto-
ries in this city have resumed work, and as
consequence we do not see so many idlers
on the street. Nor is there so great an
amount of suffering as there was during the
winter, as these factories give employment
to both young and old, white and colored.
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Skating Rink open this afternoon at d.

FUEL Of first quality in extra drv Kind,,no
Cooking, and Cord Wood Bituminous Coal fron,
% to $s.75; Anthracite all sizes heat COZ. NJ ~
sold In any quantity, promptly delivered bv 80
,... p }. b. WATKINS, I'LL Maiu,
eth aud Cary, and nth and Dnnl strnntn
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LII you desire rosy cheeks and a COMPLEXION :. =
anu iree from pimples, blotches, and eruptious.
purify your blood by taking DIR. PIERcE,s All
h3I, or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has mn
eqoai ior this purpose, nor us a remedy for liver
complaint or blIousness Sold by all druggists
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AN 1NsrALMENT of 1874, 900 was paid into
the State Treasury on Saturday by Col. j.
Richard Lewellen, Sergeant of Norfolk,
being portion OF the revenue collected by
him.
Com. Loyett, inspector of oysters in that
lected on oysters during the month of
February.
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WEhave to hand from johnson s. Selden,
news-dealers, No. 91S Main street, Everg
Saturday and AppLeton's Journal Their
contents are varied and interesting.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The HOUSE BRIBERY INvEsTrG Atom
committee appointed to investigate the
charges of bribery and corruption met, pur-
suant to adjournment, on Saturday after
noon in the office of the superintendent OF
Public Instruction.
Senators d. G. Carr, Of Dinwiddie, K. q.
Greene. of Petersburg, +. w. Massey, Oh
King William, and J. Amber Smith, OF
New Kent, were the first witnesses exam
incd. They knew nothing, however, OF the
subject matter of the investigation. Jos. Cox
(colored), Of Richmond, was next called,
and, like the former witnesses, knew mo-
thing of bis own knowledge" concerning the
matter. The next and last witness was Mr.
A. j. Terry, who had carried the note, re.
ferred to in preceding testimony. from Hin.
ton to Col. jenkins. Beyond the fact Of
| having delivered this communication, how.
ever, and having heard the street talk and
gossip concerning the matter, he knew no.
| thing. -.
| al the conclusion of Mr.. Terry's testi
mony Mr.. John Henson, the member from
Fluvanna. came forward and said that be
had not been summoned to appear before
the committee, but he desired to make
personal explanation, rs he had seen hi
name referred to, in the papers of this city
| in their issue of the 4th instant, in the ties
timony of N. J. Hinton. He thought it due
also, to himself that he should be heard,
and not desiring to detain the committee
with any lengthy verbal statement he hao
prepared brief written resume, which
states Hinton had said in his testimony or
the Sd that he (Hinton) had offered MIR
Henson five hundred dollars to vote for the
Central Pennsylvania bill. This statement
he says, is not true. 1t is, however, true
that Hinton met him one morning at the
steps as he (Henson) was going into the
| Capitol. and asked him if he was in favor
of the bill. Mr.. Henson replied that ht
(Hintcn) would find out when the vote was
taken. Hinton then told him that he knew
parties that would give $500 for votes. Tt
| This Nir. Henson replied that the Contra
Pennsylvania did not have money enough
| to buy him. and, as he stated in his testi
mony, ne would not for his right arm mol
all the money in the world allow his vote
to be influenced by consideration Of
any sort. The paper further states thai
ne (Mr. Henson) had no idea that Hinton
expected to influence his vote by the re-
mark, or that it was intended for him. Hin
| ton was in the habit OF speaking to hin
when they met, thus having become &C
quainted while he Hinton) was one OF The
REGISTRATION officers in the county Of Flu
wanna. 1t concludes: Sc am glad of thi
opportunity of stating my position IN re
gard to the bill, as it will be seen from thu
journal of the House that voted with The
opponents of the bill in regard to all of thu
| amendments. Severe sickness in my famil.
prevented me from being present when thu
iina vote was taken. | left the House tht
day before. requested Major Hill, Of al
bcmarlc, TO send for me if [ was needed
which he failed to do. Had been prcsen
| would have voted against the BILL
After this statement was read, the com
mittec arose to meet again this evening at
O'Clock.
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New York Bank Statement,

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE bank statement fer
the past week Is as follows: Loans increased over
specie deere ased over $780, 600 deposits
increased legal tenders decreased nearly
81, 000, 900. - a,.I'
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For medicinal and family use we confidently
recommend "B Select" whiskey, only sold
by W. d. BLAIR & Co., corner eth and Main
streets, at $3.50 per gallon. Their stock OF fine
Teas Is unsurpassed.
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EXECUTIvE.-The Governor appointed on
Saturday Mr.. A. j. Hubble notary for
Smyth county, and Mir. W. P. Houston no.
taly for Rockbridge county.
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The SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS will de.
eide to-day large number of cases hereto.
fore argued, and submitted to the court for
their decision. 49,.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-On Saturday night
there had been thirteen arrests in the city.
Ten booked at the First, two at the Second
and one at the Third Station-house.
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The CHAHooN TR1AL.-The trial Of Geo
Chahoon, which was postponed on Mon.
day last, will be commenced this morning
in the Hastings Court.
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Skating this afternoon at the Rink.

CoRNs, Bunlons, bad Nails, WhInows, and all
diseases of the feet and hands. The only safe and
painless way to get cured is to go to DR.. SCHULTZ
the most scientific Chropodist extant Office, 10th
street. near Main, 3. :. +. r.
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HIBERNIAN SoCIETY.-The Hibernian So
ciety will meet this evening at the City
Hall at TX O'Clock. AS this society is or
eanized purely for benevolent purposes, il
is hoped that there will be large attend
nncP. -
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIL
RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE MARCH II, 1871
G. w. Clements, ALLEGHENY Sta. j. Il. An
derson, Tredegar Iron Works.
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=, Inc Illinois river had risen SO high on
FRIDAY last that many warehouses at Peoria
were surrounded by water, and business
ma 70 be transacted from the second story.
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WASHINGTON AND RICHMOND RAILROAD.
Mr.. II. X. Bradshaw, OF this city, has OBJ
tanned the contract for building all the
bridges and trcstle work on the Washing
ton and Richmond railroad from Occoquan
20 the southern end Of the line, and will
commence the work Of erecting them at
once. Large numbers Of mules and carts
have lately arrived here from the n orth to
be employed upon the construction of the
same road.-AitrQntir1d Gazette.
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The JOHN SYLVESTER, which has been W
for repairs, will resume her regular trip.
this morning. ,:
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Cotton Markets-rBY TE1EcRApH.1

SATURDAY, March u.-Neo Orleans: Quiet al
i:Mlit;. receipts, lo,4oa bales exports to Great
Britain. II, Ss7 bales Bremen, l,lss bales Vera
Cruz az Daies c0astwtse, 3.47s bales sales. zoe
bales stock; 29l eii bales. Savannah: Moderate
dem ma at l3sgl3ic; receipts 1894 bales exports
stock 7,slI bales. Norfolk: Dull low middlIne.
les@l2tc.; receipts, LISA bales exports co lst.
vic. 773 bales sales, 100 bales stock 6s7 bales
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CITY CoUNc1L.-The regular semi-month
Iy meeting of the City Council will be helG
ON Tuesday tomorrow at O'Clock Z. ID.
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A NEW FRENCH STEAK DYE-HoUsE has been
opened al 3u Broad street. near sd, Gents and In
dies can get their garments cleaned and dyed In
twenty.four hours notice at the Southern Dye
House. s11 Broad street. near Sd street.
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, l11s Main street, are pub
lishers' agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board of Education Tor use In public
schools Of Virginia.
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DEATH OF A NETERAN.-M MIR. VIM. Grim,
an AGED citizen Of Abingdon, died on We'd
nesday. The deceased was Il soldier of the
war Of 1872, and was with Hull when he
50 cowardty surrendered his army at De
troit. Mr.. Grim, however, refused to sur
render, and safely made his way, after I'M
dersoins many hardships, to the next
nearest American Post, and afterwards
served with great gallantry.-Lynchbury
pir99niQa.
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Great Inducements offered In
school books by FLLYsoN & TAYLOR, lllG Main
Off
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NIRG1NlA.-At Hampden Sidney College
Geo. w. Natter is appointed postmaster,
wee a. +. Anderson, moved away.
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This is an ALL-CASH and PURELY MUTUAL
COMPANY-no dividends to stockholders, which
time and experience has proven to be the only
safeguard In life insurance. ,eaH. .-ss q ~ =
Dividends declared ist January Of each rear.
increasing annually through life, and erceedfnQ
those Of. any company tn the tcorld, which are
premiums, or in purchasing additions 70 the
policies, tohfcb, also, participate In the proafs,
regardless Of the health Of the assured.
Premiums payable annually, semi. annually, or
quarterly. JNO. 81. CLAIBORNE Agent 81.
HOS Main street.
DR.. j. B. MCCAw. Medical Examiner. NH u
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Skating Rink open tonight ut 8 for gentlemen
and youths exclusively. =
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SPRING OVERCOATS just received OF
y VARIOUS STYLES, QUALITIES, and
PHIC, ). call and cX9mine Them at
MM. IRA SMITHS,
corner Of 10th and Main streets,
NH l0-3t old stand Of Baldwin.
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Mir. e. CARswELL will lecture on temper
ance ut Trinity Church tonight, commence
ing at TX o'clock.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD ID one Of the best me-
diums in the South for reaching the eye OF the pub
lie. The business men Of Richmond should use its
advertising columns. Office on Main street, on.
posite Dispatch Office. )
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stitelusut Of sfairs for the year ending Dec
Der Il, 1870 e 8. seg 81 j - ~ =, "a,
ret iassets January I, Il IT'S "a NJ. ,., Il.
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hating this afternoon ut the Rink.

OLD PAPERS al 4oc. per hundred OF the Dis
patch cOunting-rOom.
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CADEKEN
CTAND FROM UNDER.

GAOTNEN6.
CTAND FROM UNDER.
THE LITTLE STORE AT
1.-THE CORNER
HAS JUST BEEN ENLARGED
IN SIZE,
FURNISHED COMPLETE WITH
A LARGEAND
BEAUTIFUL Stock OF
CLOTHS, CASSlM GREs,
and vESTINGS,
Which will be made TO order In the best
STYLE at Low PRICES.
CALL EARLY
T. d. SPENCE g. SON
and
See their NEW STOCK OF SPRING
GOODS,
NH 10 1900 Main Street.