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foleenoe ::
Ditto, 1866, tt3'S; 1000 Ditto, 1857 1921; t5N neus
Der ,Bittsbur9s IL. Gonneispiles ebn"9 80; 2j9 atttsr
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Otltsationen Der rNetl. Diarplanhs9 abn," 9Daib.
Co., &.; 1000 Obtt9ationen esr sWlartettas rnc
Cincinnati Sabr, . 2. Sup, SiH; 1000 Sblisattorer
Tx.
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$50; 1te0 DO, 1906 96'<; 200 r~sstittttte olte Sirsts
Mas Sehler, o.; 40O0 Sbli9ottonen Der .Ulartettas
unb Cine. sSabI," 2. S0p., So; 1900 Sblieotioner
Der .Rittsbursa NIB 6onns uspile : SebE" 9Jh; 10Ul
@olbaO bligationen Der rSorollhen Central > Sabn, +"
921s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18

iteibuug ipOro ben @eidworeHer anbeim
gsgeben. - Samuel BrcScott, Ytet1eto Dor
Den @rOBgeiGworeuen; uncrleOigt.-gSiltam
9ObniOu, Diebita6l i'll WoutgomerD.G ountg;
itdS 8elaitungSjeugen mur0eu perb0rt.
sir belte ltuo 9tr. l69, 40, l72, 173,
IVA, 1915 unO ITO Der Ero5eB', gtr. 74S
Der Siltir. 5tegtitrauoe angeieet.
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Ghtnin Wennrtt.

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Baltimore einc SraBe 0itItd pom EbttabetpbIas
Depot.
agrnteu BON @iuinoer's & SObnen
uSrdneIius 6iints0lGs: 6abrif"
In @Gitaottp9id. UtOp.t ii, S.t&ip.D
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Senrp S6onpoti.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18
SaS xbeatcr an ~Trontsgtra6c.

Die Sanpt.S eniation oieicr Mod)e lit Sos
engagement bes Gbarattcrs 0urteacrS Dtils
burn, Der i'll Gu9lunO 9robcs 8urOre 9ema6t.
5rl. Salie Diaion, c~benfalS neu enga9irt,
it nid)t nur cine r%eijcnoe, i%OnrerH aud talent
uole SGngeriu. Stauneu erre9t Sr. Booth
biibrt uubebtngt bic Saline oeS Selocipco.
&ittertbuuls. Die Sd)neltern 6emmelSberg
feiern ais mitrOige Yrteteriutet Der 8erpit
tore nod INNER Uerbiente 8riulnpbe uno
treter NIT ber 9roBen itduoi9en Solets3 ruppe
in Siuci ueren Saleteu auf. 9aS Otinircls
Yro9ramm 1T trctlid). Gum Sdluhe iuiro
baS gitlion'i6 Drama v0te Brairie.& auber"
ge9eben.
Wtittpods uuO Samfo9S 9ibt's Ra6ntit'
tags ; SurlteQun9en fir Sanilten; Sreitag
a6cub Soritellun9 fitr 0amen.
!Seute abcno bat Der bcliebte Olinitrcl uno
Somiter t6r. Samuel Deuere iein Senefij,
Iderlih Dor ooucm 9auie; er uerbient'S.
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81 mtliche 03rtrf.Nffte.
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iinb uno benz SlanQe nah Osutlhen onsePoren:
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Wfib Sannal Irnolp; eaura Au8uItus; InHaa odus;
Wre &ourGb 9aubtpein; Sniiie Beros; Ofrs Sob y
9ouis Mrs YtGrp Ann 6nib; WiiR Slen y Srons;
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len; Wtrs q 0lilsr; WiiB Soroline WiIaer; WiB lima
Merria; Wtib 9 Iitlas; Wiaoame SobGnne Yaper;
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9tttte Srser; aRi6 Sulta Spenie; Dolp Sbees; Wirs
Sta1mann; WiiB ARnic e Wa9neri Wirs Wtarp Y
aSattere; Wiib Wfarp @arner; siap geeper; Ytrs gill
Nltnn. Nnrnthcn lirnIar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18

EH- Our 9eiluug Don Suften, GreGls
tuna ODER raubcm 0a1S zebra II d.
Srcpn'S Sronhidl ErpdteS.
(Jtou. lot "a. 4 u. II. ,6NSt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18
nfE- Gine N%Snrlciunn iiber Nonptcn

no or laugere i5eit ais DtiiitOnar saulrtt,
halt beute abcrb pr. Yaltor @ranblicnarS in
Der oeutiben STRIDE auf Der Gde Der Sfrboer'
unO SaratogaitruBe 3um Selteit Der Sdule
otcier &irden9emclnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18

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Yer ein5tSe YIdp, I'M ben uoncn SSert9 fur abSs-
traDcne 9lciouu9sitilie gu erbalten 1T bel Sfaaf
&eeie, Mr. 40, @arriionffr. Wian lenos cine
Gotc nit ct N6rcie, 100 man poripre4en lou.
E~Auli2gtS,)
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Sic MrcnNe.

SIR. 50 Gsrtre morft Spoee.
ioa iofort auspcrtauit psrosu. Sine sroBe auspdbt
Stru MP M auI IGttton 8stauft wiro
biut0 a%baelaNen.
800 8ussnO peiBe baumpoGens SamsnFrimpFs sl.Oo
600 n l.60
500 n btrrenirlnrpft 80
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NDoarcn bet 8 y Snfftno.
(5ebrlS. l2VRtl Er. 81. Gentre. Utartst.e Space.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-18

Der ittere Grtlpnus rurte I'M G.. Sabrbuu-
rsrt auf 3ntr0g ptsler 4rdlatcn rcn Spd-
nten, Srdrtrtih uni StJlteE tlrcntttrt. DE
SrCe fur Shutmaber uno QrotrtdnlIer rt>
nsn ShC5pdtrpn ~ pdbieu, Vt ntdt europa
iihtr urlpTuras III rutIt o'clniCbr aus tem
8lueribum Wlrc'IC Der, cblltib rCr Ntutsl
nann tttnt 6tligrn beftst. Gcrt ptrildui
mai rte Shtdldlt Der StsrtliNcn arcptn
SetfCrr All, ee SbuDmaGer unc Seeerbano.
Ter in rGr 0trbT2t ncrnen ttrtr 9ltron
Nristotlrr. Ter O'otn FER vi. Gr,tpmu8
Butter, Ger icpG re Sutfi0lc unlcTer 6uBbe
tleteune 10 SiCmltb ST bebeIIlten luht, N
pie eetetre YerbmtunN Der I'M &tub" mn
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Dem 6eit. Grt,ptnus benaunt. 3erIrIbe
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oou Z WitAllersrn, pGIunler 3 OeGnbe, &C.
l!uneCt UNI oerbIelttts '6 m tgrIeT ;}el! uter
dle nOlblt6Cn Staalrn Ger Linton, 10 rap eCE.
ellie I'm ptI% loIehen S16te terett5 $50 yo>
len NIT 100, 600 @iit3licrcrr jdtjte; am
SiIrtlen III cerIelbe IN WliidhulrtIF c,m
Stuatc tT bGl5srnen gttnten une tbrnen
%Qtu5tatnl'e. DC Gc1en lett3 StdL'tt
(Vupllnr lett etnem Sdbrt) OtCtCn untGi Ct
ner Stad!s-8Icflr9c, IN reren 1dnn bic rtttf
SettJnl Res S'rens T6 b%,turet. Otr &us
itlnp bier 1T mar mOmertGn uno MIR cu'd
yieu : Gualane tee,r HuBt. Gr S'ren eel
n3Dhrr res Ssil. G~ltipinua" NJ cine Serbn'
auu4 oOn 6raurn, RE San Sdutm1Hac be-
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Grrsn rur ptRtg bsfannl. most dUer III aaa'
Srprbrttlantsu, me- peG S6utb1upsl nit rem
Auslmcs ieir eint0sn SaUrsn Qrobe 0'menlt.
cnen 0nssnrmmen t1t. Su Gcdtl6l1Ee ba
oeu Don l'ber SanrneIftrptrbt tunlen uritl
rem Namen 3unft crtilr;t. rte abrr ntrmdli
dustaupS-D Dc ntprtratirNen beibeiJetGbrt Rl'
ben.
S1uB Su6s S6ubmader uncDtAtes, be-
iin9t ben Sttt. GriIptaus unp ale 3nNtts, mtt
fpl5t:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

A San Francisco man claims to have in
vented machine which will produce $50
pounds Of ice per hour. He says that by
the simple process of extracting the air
from the water to be frozen, solid and
transparent ice can be produced, and that
in recent experimental trial 900 pounds
Of water placed in the boxes was solid at
the end of six hours, and the temperature
had fallen to 100 below freezing point"
An eccentric man in Massachusetts, has
made and published his will. He gives his
body after his death to Professor AgaSsiz
and DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes, to be
placed in the museum at Cambridge, but
directs that two drum-heads shall be made
of his skin, on which "Yankee Doodle"
shall be beaten at the base of Bunker Hill
Monument annually, at sunrise, on the 18th
Of June.
In Augusta, Ga, last Friday there was
presented to the veteran actor and scenic
artist, Mr.. JOS. Parker, an elegant gold
headed ebony walking-cane. 3D..
Five hundred barrels of -four have been
shipped from Minneapolis, Mimi, marked
laid for France"
The large planning mill Of Judd & Hill,
Milwaukee, has been burned. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, $4,000. -
1t will take six hundred granite cutters
two years to get out the material for the
New York pOst-ofhce, so it is said.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

Perry, editor Of the Ne,ss, OF this city,
near Burord's depot, on the Grunge and
Aiexandria raflroad, In Amherst county,
and about sin miles from the city, was dis
covered to be on fire in the upper story,
and was speedily. consumed, with q large
quantity of hay, oats, and fodder, and also
the greater part Of his farming implements,
consisting Of plows, harrows, cultlyators,
Wheat-drills, reapers, harness, &c. There
were seven horses In the stable, two of
which were badly burned. ~ rr'
Mr.. Perry's loss, not including the in
1uries sustained by the horses, is not less
than twelve hundred dollars, which is q
total loss, as he had no insurance. The fire
was evidently the work of an incendiary,
as 1T first appeared In the hay in the loft,
where no fire could possibly break out un-
less placed there by design.-Lynchburg
Republican, 18Th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

+ IA BaAvs KaIaHr AND ans ApvENrunsa g.
Those who missed the lecture OF Judge
Fagrar at Virginia Hall last night really
missed a treat. The lecturer commenced
with brief recital Of the toaching legend
upon which the Order of Knights of
Pythias is founded, and set forth with i'm
pressivc eloquence the noble objects of the
Organization. He then gave most amusing
and truly graphic narration Of his own ex.
pericNnce in obtaining the degrees Of Pythian
knighthood, an episode which, being origi-
nal I'M conception, Astounding in good hits,
and rendered with the full effect of the
speakers mimetic powers, kept the au-
d,cncd in roar Of laughter, and was
received with shouts of applause.
The remainder Of the lecture was
taken up with appropriate anecdotes and
drollepies, woven together in such man.
ner as TO delight the very select audience
addressed. In conclusion, Judge Farrar
graphically described the scene at the Spots
wood Hotel on Christmas morning, and the
sad but glorious death of the first Pythian
martyr.
The;audience was not full, owing to the
exceedingly inclement weather, and it was
the wish Of many present. US we'll as of the
host who could not attend, that the Judge
should deliver the lecture again before
Richmond audience at an early day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

Major Gordon, of the West Coast Signal,
ut Humboldt Bay, recalls to mind the fact
that when he used to run the Trinity Jour-
nal, at WeaVerv!lle, Bret Harte wrote
verses for him, sending them from Hum.
boldt Bay, one hundred miles through the
savage wilderness, by the weekly and much
chased mail-carrier. That was fourteen
years ago. The writer of this paragraph
was then editor of the Trinity Journal. and
recollects Harte's verses very well. In COM
parison with Annie Il. ii. Fader's and Luke
Wells's they did not amount to much. AS
yersitier MIR. Harte was then not much of
success, and. except in the production of
two or three pieces of clever doggerel, we
do not see that he has improved great deal
since.-Oakland California; Neacs. s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

THE REVOLUTION IN REDISTRIBUTION OF
GEN. THOMAS BIZ THE 1NsURGENTs-GEE.
PALLADINES PRIsOEER-GEN. CRAUZY
SENTENCED TO BE SHOT. = -'
LONDON, March 20.-The general tenor of
the Paris news indicates that the National
Guards and insurgents still fraternize.
The, two generals abandoned by their
troops were executed with haste by the In
surgents. :,
PARIS, March PM World special.
A council of war was held yesterday, NJ.
Theirs presiding, and it was resolved to at
tack the insurgents at o'clock A. ID. The
Seventeenth Chasseurs and three regiments
of the line advanced on Montmartre, an
other body on Layalette, and still another
on Belleyllle. The troops were successful
of Montmartre and Lavalette, but at Belle
vile the people refused to let them enter
the Rue de Paris. The gen d'armes charged
the people, but were compelled to retreat
under the volieys from the insurgents. 7,
At Layalette the troops fraternized Win
the insurgents. IS 80;
General Yenoy was Kissed and peite0
with stones mt Montmartfe. !,
General Palladines is prisoner at lnsur-
gent headquarters.
GaneraI Lecompte was sentenced TO ;bt
shot, and Gen.y Layille killed. Many ger
darmes were killed. - il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

The Chicago Times has an article on St.
Patrick's day, In which it says: "Of the
two. the generosity, the genuine warmth,
of the Irish celebration, are the most wor-
thy of admiration. The huckstering, dick
ering operations of the representative Yam
kee are sham, a fraud, SO far as they are
connected with any real respect for our ma
honal day. In that it aids in turning q
penny, it receives pretended observance ;
but once make it like the Irishman's day.
one of expenditure in place of one of accu-
mutation, and your real Yankee would turn
tail to the anniversary and never more re-
coenize its existence"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1871.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 90, 1911
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, nlcr-
chandse and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George Is. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Schooner Hope, Mitchell, Baltimore, guano,
Southern Fertillztng Company.
d.. .. SAILED, .s. -.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mel
chandise and passengers. VIM. p. Brett. .
Schooner Osceola, Gray, Hampton, bricks, Cur
It's & Parker.
MEMORANDUM
CITY POINT, March 19.-Arrived brig Romano
(Br..) Young, Liverpool, salt, &C., Lee, Seldom
j. Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

r,r JAMES RIVER FREE BRIDGE Con-
~, AWARDED. &c.--Thc commissioners
w, Yesterday at the office of Z. G.. Msfae,
~, ana awarded the contract tor bnliuinS
..>It ,i~ij,-r. II viii I've an iron supcrstruc,,
,,. ~, ~, rranitc piers 100 feet apart. ana ana
-, IN hr rarahlc of carrying weight OF 900
~ MINDS 70 the inch. 1t is of the style known
1hr Warren giricr. or triangular truss
.,m",n. The contract for iron work was
,,,rdri McssyS. Cotlrodc 4 Co., OF Phlia-
,'',,'hia. hat most Of the iron work VIII ne
..|r in this city. The masonry was award"
- FIwa,d NickcrS, OF klchmohu. me
:. n thr bridge. exclusive of grading the
,.r.rt arlraacliina il. will hc Sll3.Wo. ne
.,,,,r-,rnnr will he laid on the Manchester
T.. \ committee OF arrangements (aleSsrs.
.Inin~, tloptnn. and Gary were appoint
~ Il and they design making that occasion
,,lilgc dav. The car.>tone Will oc on 'n'S
-, Operations will be at once begun, ana
ti.' Iri.iac is 10 hc completed in one year.
,,,ll, meeting yesterday MIR. Horace Il.
E.ri WAS elected Nicc-PreSdent of the
,nn,ny vice Mr.. {. {. McRac, resigned,
,,.,I Nj. Charles /. Davis was elected
treasurer. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

iMroETAST TO HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE RAILROAD STOCKS AND LYNCH
IuHG EoHps. Holders OF the Virginia and
tennessee railroad stock. which is cuaran-
tcrd by the city Of Lynchburg, will lind in
smother column II notice that the city is
uuw prepared to resume the retirement OF
tuuj stock. issuing therefor six per cent.
coupon or registered bonds, 1T the option
Of the holder. Also, another notice stating
thai the city OF Lynchburg is now ready to
cdccm her funded interest bonds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

Tuy REMOVAL OF THE PENITENT1ARY.-
The subcommittee Of the Joint committee
Il both Houses appointed TO consider the
.l.r.liuu Of the removal of the penitentiary
:tlrl ether subjects held meeting last even
IN. and were divided rs To the proprlety
ii removal. hut were unanimous, AFTER
hyliug,Ni>itrd all the sites selected from the
Irar number offered. in agreeing upon the
arm If MIR. William Fl. Benson rs in every
rr>pc..t the most desirable. The subject OF
r,.,layal will come up before the joint COM
,.firrr for consideration. for the sub-com-
Ial.l,. We believe. were only authorized to
r,.i,urf Oh the best site. and not OH the adj
Visibility at the removal. The City Council
hayc forwarded 10 the committee 4 resoiu-
lion adopted hy them strongly urging the
removal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

BRIBERY AND CoERUPTIoN.--There was no
session Of this committee yesterday after
noon, owing 10 the non-attendance of sew
cral witnesses who have been summoned to
appear. When these witnesses arrive the
committee will continue their examination.
II Is expected that some important develop
mcnts will be brought to light when these
witnesses put in their appearance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
TELEGRAPHfc NEWS.
new YORK stock aud Money Marka

View York Stock aud Money Market.
SEEw YORK., March ao.-Eou,hern securities
dnlLl Virginia s's advanced a triha. Tennessee
s's, old and new, oss. Virginia s's, s5s';; new,
.7oi. Louisiana SIS, 60; new, 50. Leyee e's, 7as;
SO, seq Alabama s's,t l0sa; So, 5ss. Georgia s,s
81; rs, ssa. North Carolina s's, 4sa; new, as.
South Carolina s's, 70; new, esq.
Money remained at 4Gs per cent on Govern
ments. but on mixed colIaterals ranged from to I
per cent, and higher rates from weak brokers.
Prime bankers were asking 10 per cent for 60 days.
Ser Ing 1929. with buyers. Gold failed to re-
spond to the exciting French news, and sples were
made during the day as low as 1iOt closing at lllB
Gill. Governments steady; 1915, list; 'e2s
il2a 'ea's, l12; 1855 112; new, llos 'c7s 11Oi
1855, lllt; lo-4O's, 1888. aH ~. ....4.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

.rr>lcrS II MEMORY OF BlSHor ANDREW.
:, the Eroad-Strect Methodist Church on
l..,l,, afternoon 4 large congregation. EN-
'.,.,,f, representatives of all the evangelical
denominations Of Christians in the city, met
=. 49,, . tribute oC respect to the memory OF
- 1nhn 4. Andrew. -. D.. the venerable
t,;,r,D al the Southern Methodist Church.
viii" lied in Nashville few weeks ago.
1I,.},r or thirteen clcrgvmen were pres
,',, several Of them taking part in the eN-
,r,..,r>. The feature of the accession.
rn,cyrr. was an eloquent discourse com.
r,,.,,nr;,flro of the deceased by Rev. David
: pn.grit. u. D., one OF Bishop Andrew
a,.otiult.S III the hpi>copate. Ihls effort OF
ri.hup Dosectt is spoken of rs one OF the
hines. ,f}nrj> uf his life, doing honor in its
r'.yumr. cluqucncc, and eloquent diction,
alike H. the Spraker and the lamented sub
i,,.l al the ,ulogy. The sermon will proba-
lis De- printed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

Fidelity Division, No. Al,
Son, of Temperance, has changed its night
Of meeting TO Tuesday night, commencing
Tonight. This is one OF the most flourish
in Divisions i'll the city. and is doing great
G""d IN the western part Of the city. They
viii have public meeting in few weeks.
and 1t is expected that the committee will
maxi. il 4 Grand success
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

FUNERAL or a PoLICEMAE.--A battalion
Of The police force, under command Of the
tnicf. Maj. John Poe, .Jr.. turned out yes
tcrClay To- pay Il public tribute of respect to
officer VIM. Forrc>tall. who died on sunday
last. The police presented 4 fine appear
anc", and elected many expressions of
admiration by their soldierly hearing.
Capt. j. Is. smiths band furnished the mu-
SIC for The OCCASION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

EURGLAKIOUs ATTEMPTS.-On Saturday
uigjit tnrrr business houses on Main street
were objects OF visits from persons telo-
niou>ly inclined. Intellectual attempts were
mad, Us burglars 10 effect ~ entrance into
The stores Of Grccnhow & Meredith and
Kellogg 4 Gibson. at W. w. Tribbetts
they were more successful. Entering Ill the
rear through window, they looked over
The stock. but contented themselves with
stealing but one article--a pistol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

JOHN SHANNON, an ..1rishman, residing
about II miles from the city, in Campbell
county, disappeared mysteriously from his
home about six weeks ago, and has not
since, been heard from, though extended
search and diligent inquiries have been
made for him.-Lnnchburq Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" ROAD-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signed, at Rich4ond, Va. until IL N. 2Sth March,
bred and eight miles of this road west OF White
sulphur Springs, it being all the remaining untin-
THE work embraces 8, 900, 900 cubic yards In open
cutting, $1,000 cubic yards In tunnels, and $4,000
cubic yards Of masonry: OF 81 Glasses. and Is TO
Cations can be had after the 14th March, at the
Offices of the company, 81 Williams street, New
York ; at Richmond, Va, and at Huntington, W.
Va. Plans for and proposals for building the
iron superstructure OF the New River Bridge. at
M1iler's Ferry, Fayette county, ". Va, wall be
received at the same time and place. There Will
be two gpans Of $50 feet each, and two OF 10 feet
each. Parties submitting proposals should see the
site OF the bridge, where further information may
be had from the engineer In charge. This bridge
must be completed BY December, ls7t
hid. WH1TCOAB,
fe e7-tMha6 Chief Engineer G. s. D. Il. Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

: bales Of cotton. WINS burned st Trumhulps
island. La. Sunday night. No lives lost.
BIT. BeSuregard has been confirmed as |
collector for the I'd :LoliiGiana district. ~
ghe bark Barry Cornwall was sunk Sum
dRo ~ collision with the steamship Eima-
hA Eleven lives we're lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

VIOLATIONS OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
Yesterday United states Commissioner
lainbrick discharged after examination,
james Lillard, who was arrested for being
an Illicit dlStller.
Henry Cts, Of Madison county, for dis
tiling apple brandy without paying the
SPECIAL tax, was sent on for indictment,
and baled in the sum Of $500. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21

HrHr1Co COUNTY Court (MoNDAY)-
.l.niJe L. &. minor TreSsding.-Geo. john
son (rolorcdD was convicted of unlawiu!ly
voting at the last election held in the coln-
~. lie was fined 81 and sent to Jail for 81
DAYS.
The court was occupied the rest of the
time in considering motions to reduce the
assessments upon land.