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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

FEARFUL SCENE IN A THEATRE.-A start
ling and absolutely frightful accident oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at the matinee
at the Opera House. Fortunately the acct
dent Was not attended by any very serious
results, but its possibilities were terrible.
LaSele and Millson were performing to-
Gethcr on the t:apeze, suspended high
above the orchestra. They were perform
ing particularly daring feat. Each with
an arm clasped about the other, they slid
rapidly, heads downward, over the bar, in.
tending to catch their feet in the angles
formed by the bar and the ropes, and so
hang in mid-air.
In some manner their feet failed to catch
in the angles, and the men, clasped in each
others arms, came crashing together, heads
downward, upon the floor Of the orchestra.
AS they fell each uttered great cry. The
excitement in the audience was, Of course,
intense-the ladies screaming and the men
rushing toward the scene of the accident
One lady went into Mysteries. 1t was sub
seQuently aScertained that she was the wife
of one OF the fallen. Mr.. LaZelle was on
his feet almost instantly, unhuIt, but Mill
son lay helpless and moaning on the floor.
1t seems that he had fallen on his side, with
his companion on top of him. The injured
man was carried by Mr.. Beamer and Mr..
Lazelle through the orchestra door to the
stage. and in few moments the stage man-
ager appeared and announced to the audi
cnce that the accident was not serious, Mr..
Milson only having been stunned.
The announcement was received with
cheers, and the audience resumed their
seats and the performance went on. In a
few moments the acrobats came again upon
the stage and bowed to the audience, alter
which they withdrew amidst hearty APP
plause. When the performance was over,
Millson stood ut the stage door as the audi
ence withdrew. He was looking pale, but
was smiling and speaking to his friends
No bones were broken, and SO far as known
no internal injuries were received. 1t
seems almost miraculous that such an accl-
dent should have results Of SO little serious
ness.-Pittsburq Chronicle, sd.
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE IN CHEsTERF1ELD.-
On Sunday the many friends of Mr.. Archi-
bald B. Bot were shocked to hear OF his
death by suicide, which event took place at
his residence, near Chesterfield c. H., on
Saturday last at 10 A. NJ. No cause is as
signed for the tragical act. He eat break
fast as usual, walked about his place, made
or replenished a fire in one of the rooms,
and soon afterwards the report of a gun
was heard outside of the house, and Mr..
Bot was found to have shot himself. The
weapon used was single-barrelled shot.
gun. He left no note, and his family had
no idea that he contemplated anything Of
the kind, he never having been heard to
make any threats. DIR. Bott was sixty-four
years of age, had been a resident of the
county nearly all his life, and was at one
time commissioner in chancery. He was
very generally esteemed. He married a
sister Of Mrs. Silas Cheatham, and was well
connected in the county. His wife and
several children survive him. He was, we
believe, at one time resident OF this city
His eldest son, Miles Bott, served his ap.
premiership in this city with Dan. Hagerty
and was in Petersburg company during
| the war,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

A country editor who doesn't speak OF
himself as ourself," or yourselves"
writes in this way when he censures a
young man OF the village: +" II we were that
young man, and had no respect for myself,
we would have some for my, respectable
mother, and the rest Of the family"
The furniture store Of Wagner, Schneider
g. Co., New York, was destroyed by fire on
Saturday. The loss is estimated at S25O, 900.
The building was valued at 1900. In
surance on the building, S6o0, 600. ~,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

WHY YEAST POWDER SHOULD BE UsED.-Be-
cause II Is much more convenient III In brewers
or h,p yeast, produces better and more nutritious
food, and never fails Of success. This is partieu-
iarly applicable to DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, as
each package not only contains the full toet9ht as
represented but the contents are perfectly free
from any injurious substances. Nothing enters
into its composition ibut articles that are healthy
and nourishing, and the bread prepared with 1t Is
such 40 can be eaten with impunity by the most
sensitive inyalids. For sale by grocers every
where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

FUNERAL OF Nh. BELcHER.--A committee
of Manchester Council Friends Of Tempe.
rance, consisting Of George X. Harding, w.
B. Bowman, Charles G.. Clarke, and George
Cox, accompanied the remains of Mr.. II.
III. Belcher to Petersburg on Sunday.
Nearly the whole Lodge of Druids attended
the obsequies in Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

JOB PRLNrINa.--We call the attention or mefs
chants, clerks OF courts, shefins, laTyerss rafl.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents ana
all Others having orders for printing othe fAci.
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LIsHdENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of I'll kinds Of Job Printing. Wecan furnish as
short notice Cards. BiTl-Heads. Letter-Headss
Programmes Bail Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlefs,
Tags, Hand-Bills Catalogues, Bills OF Fare. SHOW
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed sr- 5sE.st =, ~ ,tg, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

ZETELLE has q lot Of superb prairie hens--the
finest Of the season. They attracted the attention
of lovers of good eating so decidedly yesterday
that the fear is he has not enough for his custom
ers. HIS daily bill Of fare shows how the young
vegetables are gradually making their appear
ance. He has already had tomatoes and aspara-
Gus, with several OF the more humble Of the vege.
table family. Indeed, the spring diet, such a.
chickens and veal and the spring fishes are daily
crowdns his bill of fsre-with It's fair bill Bravo,
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Rare Plants at Monrov,s Flower Garden. -.

Now AT THE DOLLAR STORE, $50 Main Ct eet,
black walnut brackets, hat-racks, &C.; Bohemian
vases, toilet sets, &C.; Backgammon boards fur.
nished. &C.; jewelry SETS let and gilt bracelets,
plated bracelets, sparr necklaces, opera chains,
garnet sets. spoons, knives, forks, black bags,
photograph albums, dc. Under CampbelPs pho
tonranh gallery, 80 =. \ - ..t-E.L.L Z. -.
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SAID TO BE INsANE.-It is said that DR.
W. w. Lewis, one of the famous Bruins
wick desperadoes, now confined in the city
Jail on the charge of murder, is now mani.
Testing symptoms of lunacy, and that the
plea of lunacy viii be entered by his coun-
sci on the trial OF the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

Five hundred Chinese, lately employed
on Alabama railroads, have gone to LOUISE
ana to do the same kind Of work.
The Mississippi river is rising and OF
New Orleans Is only twenty-five inches be-
low the high-water mark of 1852.
Judge Leamont, of. New Orleans, has de.
cided that the rinxed.school law Is uncon.
stitutional. -, n
a ahocking, affair occurred recently on
the Hawaiian islands. It was an earth,
! quake, SIS 8 u. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

SALE OF A FIRE-ENeIEE.-The Commit
tee on the Fire Department of the City
Council has sold hand-engine d to the town
of Harrisonburg, Va, for the sum of $500.
1t will be shipped to-day, via the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, to Staunton.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or private sales Of Real Estate
+ made bet,oscn the LIST Of January and the Lat af
July the purchasers pay the tures for the pre-
sent lysdr; but on all sales '6etsoee7s the first
day Of July and the last day Of December tho
7 seller pays them. ~. -
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Skating Rink open tonight ats.

ST1INwAy & soN's PIAgos.-seyesalof thsse
splendid pianos are now to be seen at SLIGHT
HowABD's piano.forte and organ warerooms. OPP
postte the post. office.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE MARCH u, 1871
Mrs. Mary J. Phillips, Mr.. VIM. Ii. Briggs,
Richmond; Mrs. Fanny Green, corner
Md. and Cedar; j. B. Banks, Philadelphia,
Pa; Hon. 81. A. Kelley.
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! FINANorAL.-The State Treasury was re.
plenished on yesterday by deposit OF
Is 600 on account of revenues collected by
The sheriff of Fauquier county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

PERsoNAL.-Mr. D. c. Richardson, Clerk
of the Police Court, and Frederick Butler,
Esq, an old citizen, were reported quite
sick yesterday. .....*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

I The SIDEWALK on the north side of Broad
street, In front OF the African Church, above
and below it, is in Q terrible condition, and
needs attention at once. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The United
States District and Circuit Courts meet in
this city on Monday next and in Norfolk on
the first Monday in May.
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Skating at the Rink tonight at s.

LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.-The Religious Her
ald Of this city, Is read In every neighoorhood In
Maryland, the yirginias, and the Carolinas. Its
advertising rates are very reasonable. ~
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SOMETHING To REMEMBER.-Do you want any
walnut, cecosnut, chocolate, cream, and othei
candies2 Then 60 to P1ZzrSI's, No. so7 broao
street. and he VIII sell you the incest candies afr
duced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

TIE BRIBERY CoMM1TTEE.-The last meet
ing Of the Bribery and Corruption Conn
mittee will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock in the Office of the Superintendent
of Public Instruction. It is stated that q
report will be prepared at this meeting to
be presented to the House of Delegates.
There has been no session of the committee
for some time, owing to the non-attendance
of witnesses summoned from Portsmouth.
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GreeIeY'S Poverty.
[From the Quincy Ql.) Wing, March 2I.l


A few days ago Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel War
rem, of this city, celebrated their golden
wedding. having been united in marriage,
in Hebron, n. Y, on the 9th of March,
1921. Mr.. Warren is one of the oldest news
paper publishers in the State, though he
has not been actively engaged in the bust
ness for many years. Among other letters
of congratulation upon this happy event
Mr.. Warren received one from the " p hi
loSopher" Of the New York Tribune, who
was beginner in his Office at Poultney,
VT. We have been kindly permitted to
make the following extract therefrom:
"NEw YORK, March S, 1871.
Only Old Friend: / have letter from an
acquaintance of yours, who says he helped
celebrate your golden wedding. Il appre-
bend that the gold was somehow dropped
out of the programme.) [ can hardly real
ize that you were married fifty years ago ;
but l remember that it is forty-tiye years
Qacking few months) since [ went to
Poultney to learn printing, and l look at
my snowy locks and consider that we have
Il great many years behind US, and probably
few of this life before us; SO I thought [
would write you line for old acquaintance
sake.
u am poor, but it is my own fault, be-
cause indorse other folks notes. One was
brought me to-day for S., 900, which must
find way to pay within few days. have
others, and it has done no good. Now,
guess, my foot is down that / will not IL
dorse another note. So you see the stables
all get locked after the horses are stolen.
Let me hope that you and Mrs. Warren are
we'll"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28
Skating at Assembly Hall to. night.

ELLYsoN TAYLOR, 111s Main street, are pub
Iishers' 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, 1871-03-28

FEMALE HUMANE AssoCIATIoN.-A called
meeting of the Female Humane Association
will be held at the asylum this (Tuesday)
morning at O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28
Go to the Skating Rink tonight.

SKIRTS made to order ct NOAH WALKER
Co.'s, 1905 Main street. Call and leave your nea-
sure II you wish something nice. A perfect at
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

EASTER EGGs.-Have you bougaf any OF those
pretty eggs? &c not 80 TO PIzziNrs and getsome
before they are all gore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

4 KLLYsoN TAHOE. liis Main street. are pub
lishers, agents for McGuRey,s Readers and Spell
era adopted by the state board for aae IN the pao
lsc schools OF Virgins. t$
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

Street cara pass MoRTos's Flower Garden ever
8vp ,usnutes ~ L.nasasss go
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LOCAL MATTERS.
The Militia Bill.

The militia bill having passed both Houses
of the General Assembly, we give it in full
below
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

The best paper collar ever made Is the Marquis
of Lo-ne collars. just received by Z. B. SPENCE
$50 y g. s.r .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

Spring style neek-ties, In great Variety for sale
nv e. B. PENCE & Son.
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OLD PAPERS at loc. per hundred at the Dis.
patch counting-room. 80 $50
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50
ss.75 and $3.50 per l. ooo at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

ConSs, DIsrAsKD NAILS, BUNIoNs, &c.-. 1l
only safe, certain, ard painles way 70 obtain nss
slant relief or cure Is 70 go to DR.. SCHULTZ, we
most scientific chiropodist extsnt Judse Kffr
asJs DR.. 8. ts berefsctor, &c. oEcc, 18th sfets
near Main. $50 "a 49, Il. .ssis5es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

Street cars pass MoRToN's Flower Garden
corner of Main and Reservoir streets, every five
m
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Shirts and clothing made to order by E. y.
SPENCE & Son. Perfect lit, or no sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

Twelve thousand Verbenas at MoRToE's Flower
Garden,
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-In this
court yesterday appeals were allowed in the
following cases: Ford & Tackett vs.. Stone,
from the Corporation Court of Fredericks-
burg; supersedeas issued March %, 1871.
Vaughan vs.. Taylor, from same court SUI
persedeas issued March 25, 1871.
There was no other business transacted,
the judges being in conference.
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Roses at MoRTox's Flower Garden.

SCHOOL BooKs.-Great inducements offered In
school books by ELLYsoN q TAYLOR, lilo Main
street. .e 49,. y ~. (,
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Mrs. Pollock aeraniums st MOB TONS Flows
Garden. s
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Manchester Items.

PoL1CE.-James Finnegan has been ap'
pointed on the police force.
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fus LIVERPOOL AND rSSw

fua LIVERPOOL and - $gss
. lEHkE LINE 0F HAIL STEAMERS, oklLiSG
PROM NEW YORh EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS
RATES OF PASSAGE.
'pnyn5It in COLO. Payable in Currency.
y;rsi ah.n.......aT5 s,teErSge. gao
r. London .......... % TO LoI:ton --...--.-. 2s
- PartS.......... p &c Paris. ..,.....,,.... SO
IFcLcts sold to snd ron GnslSHd, Ireianc., emo
III? Continent, =. II rLtrs.I - -.
ror further antcriGs.i"n Soc,y - tn2 caIcpany's
etsces. JOIN -. DALE, .kscl5.
Is Broadway, Few YorE; or to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, R!2a:noEe, We.
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The CHAHooN JUBY Still HuNg. The
Jury in the Chahoon case are still at the
Exchange examining papers and quarrel
Ing with the cruel fate which seems to have
doomed them to hotel fare for the balance
OF their lives. Yesterday they were called
into court twice-at II A. N. and p. ID.
In the morning two jurors affirmed most
positively that It was quite impossible to
come to an agreement, and in the afternoon
mere was chorus Of twelve voices to the
same effect. The Judge, In response to a
request that they be discharged, said 1t was
not his custom to discharge juries merely
because they said they couldn't agree. So
the twelve were again consigned to the ten
der mercies Of the deputy sergeant.
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yINCS PIVER SVEAMBOATerI:n

81 COMPATIBLE . K I+4kFGLk, ssasssa ~
T<NGi-'TH, AID Al = III. an La D.
,h6S IN TIE DANES EiEEk. The fast anu
ciesans United States nail steamer
j Ga i s Y = r. z r.,
Captain Z. 9. CLIFFORD,
leaves conpany's wharf a. Sockets for the
shrvc-narad places on MONDAYS, WEUEES-
Days. and fridays, a. slS O'CLOCK q. VI,
ana -rlGTns on Iuc-days, Thursdays, and Satur-
dAYs.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk III tire so con-
meet with steamers tor Baltimore &hd points
tcrtl.
TIN lcaTcs City rn;at for i'vte>saarg OF sr-
riyalUt steamer.
arg 20 SOrtNta .-,........S.'So.
taCu-.i;n tickets - N3-!o An rGSl!ru.... zoe.
tTe Gil received tuesdays, i"i-ctt1E:, anG "a
trr;ays, for Norfolk, foftS!4onli Session. Bali
moro, aud principal lancnrs on Chesapeake bay
ana all regular lard,ugs JaneS river. ~ h}yk-
hGEAKtE RATES. Freight received from a.
NJ. Till SP. NJ.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. u. TATUM. General agent
81 Once tOmpaly's wharf
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POLICE Court, MoNDAY-Justtce j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Benjamin johnson (colored), stealing COT
fee, sugar, and fish, from s. L. Drumheller.
Sent on.
Mahala johnson and Rebecca Thomas
(colored), for abusing and threatening each
other, were fined $3.50 each.
Mahala johnson (colored), for stealing S6
lored), was discharged. .aa.& !.
Rose King, tor threatening to poison and
kill Sarah James, was sent to jail for three
months.
Charles Howard, for trespassing on the
premises of j. B. Crenshaw, was sent to Jail.
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FOB NEW YORK.

OLD nOMIHI0S STGA HSdIS ss4HssraEss
COMPANY,
che side wheel steamships WYAN0KE, ISAAC
BELL, SARATudA,- ~ 1 q a, hI1SEs
MARIE and HATTEEAS, ;"2Ya New York 70,
Sas.ojI. City roInt, srd i:!cE.s"-o, eve-v u ES-
DAY, T:iIhSI \, aaG "a, y f.?&I u 3 o'2.GCt
7. e. bt%r: i!.ciulolo ever 81 ASGEE, FHl-
DAY. and SUNDAY. 81 higt stl:.
These ships sr" eI:..cCi- new. Gncy nave elegant
saloons AID 2tacSrSousa. 60 t.re, accorlrDodEs
lions, and attention: &rC CuSurr ao3.G,
Close connexions mace with stesmers for all
southern anu European ports.
Insurance effected, rnen ordered, AT s. QUAR
TER OF ONE FEK CENT, a. the ofdces OF this
cGmIgaV.
For further information Apply to
JOHN W. WATT, Agent,
m-os NO. Governor street.
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The new public ball at Augusta, Me-: was
burned on Saturday morning. Loss, Sl5,-
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NEW SPRING STYLES FOR 1S71@
THE FsA

LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE Emporium,
No. t5 Broad street, between 9TH and 5th.
AN row receiving fun line, consisting Of the
latest styles OF LADIES, h1SSEo'yyAnd Chill
DtEN'S BOOTS. SHOES, and SLIPPERS, con-
sisting OF an endless variety OF CHlHDSEN'S
and MISSES CDLOHED SHOES, and, also, the
latest styles Of LAD DIES III Ms. The prices are
as low as any other house In the city, and will try
10 please one and all. Don't forget to call before
purchasing elsewh re al the Ladies Boot and Shoe
Emporium No. dis Broad street, between Attn and
sth treets, next door 10 Mrs. Z. L. Joncs's mil
lilery store. fmh l!l A. 81. HARRIS.
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~ L ~ tTb : I = 30 rLs;-s -
S1l,T ! \ For PHILAI;IL" EIA TW ICE. =
WEsKK.- S.>amers NohFG.h, ,LEoH, and }.
G.'SiS rySry WEDNESDAY snd SA'7ukDAS,
=. sni K,ca,ao.tt ever! MONDAY aud III u8sDaI
alternately. Freight receive" daily teNccn. sun
IaSsl, cheaper ta&u by any o.Lcr route, COR Ali
'I@;;i5nS T"n1svi,auia srl: New Jersey also Tor
trs dreams ia southern MAu Steamship Line
rom Philadelphia. Freight taken Tor Norfolk at
rxs%ssr 70 Philadelphia, including meals and
st2.e.o0u, g.. -
VI. T. PORTER AGENT
No. ?!!S Dock street, Richmond.
WM. Z. CLYDE s. c., gelts,
No. Ii North Wharves, and
t,s No. 70 South WhaTves. tEiiasl.lphis.
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CXTRA WIDE-BOTTOM GAI-@
RI TnRs for esse aud comfort. Good 80
goods. Low prices.
MARCUS HARRIS & B9G..
!, Main afreet.
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SOO CASES BOOTS and SHOESA..
.jtjO row opening and for sale To city 49,
and count merchants In quantities 10 suit, Te-
on good terms at extremely low prices.
MARCUS HARRIS 81 BRO,
NH 81 No. 1928 Main s:ree..
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HcsssTS, SHOES. SO.

: 600 PAIRS serge and French g.
C,SREb lasting lace and button Gkl-Mvo.
TsRS, at EXTRA. extra low prices. for la Vs>
dies and misses wear at
MARCUS HARRIS 4 BROS,
lnh27 Cor. 5th end Broad sts., and 1923 Main 81
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JEsDAY. MORNING. MARCH 2s, 1871. I

these commands shall be punished In like
manner as if such officers were regularly
commissioned. Such officers shall also be
responsible and punishable in like manner as
officers regularly commissioned.
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EOGN ". WYATT, .
81 GENERAL SHIfrlSi
ksu cDNMiSci0E = &NCri&NT,
40. GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND, IA. GGST-oEEtCG SoZ IS.
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A N EDUCATED AND REFINED MID.
IA DLE-AGED LADY-a widow preferred--or
one who has had the care or tttle girls, may hear
OF good situation and pleasant home, by sd-
dressing SYlRGINlAHs
NH aeeodstR 4*t Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

MTANTED, THREE HI ND r. ED
w HANDS to 70 into the woods to peel park,
to whom good wages will be paid. Apply a. batA
1h % n,1s THOMAS STEERS, JR., co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

WANTED, FORTY RAIL 30 AD
road. Also, two good SAW-MiLL HANDS ana
one FIREMAN.
j. p. JUSTIS, Labor Agent
mn 9Th, &Tu No. 18th street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-28

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