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LATER.

The hall which the Baron had engaged to
lecture in, and for which he had paid, has
been refused. Great excitement exists:
The Baron has published a protest against
the violation of the freedom o. speech ana
ralipinus liberty.
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ReSisiSus Intolerance.

OaDENsBURG, N. Y, Aug. 16.-The Baron
De Canaan, who claims to be an ex-Catho.
lie priest, lectured last night extensively to
Catholics. His lecture was broken up by
q mob of Irishmen, led by Thomas DAILY,
a railroad contractor. He adyertlses 10 lee
tnre again.
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ATTEMPTED RAPE.--A gentleman from
Bedford Informs IL that there WAS great en-
element in that county yesterday on ac-
count of the attempt of negro to commit
rape upon the person OF u respectable
lady. \ Number of citizens were in Dur..
SUIT of the villain during the day, and fired
st him repeatedly, but without result, and
it was believed be would be captured be
lore midnight. We did not learn the names
Of any of tie partles.-Lynchburg Rep"ol'-
can.
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LUMBER DEALERS.
-~~~OO~~N~-~~~~NgsNs
COMPREHENSIVE.


"
TIE UNDERSIGNED hsye formed a co.partnershIp
under the name and style OF
GIBSON BROCE,
to conduct GEEERhL LUMBEE, COMvIS
SiOr, and FEED BUSINESS (da:inz from The
HIN inst st the old stand formerly occu pied by
james q. Mccarthy d Co, NJ The corner or SIN
and yrd streets, on the canal.
our Mr.. Brock having had an experience OF
nearly twenty years In tie lumber business In 4; |.
various branches and most extensive CONJUNCTION
in this city. and our Dir. Gibson having been en-
gagged In both the workipg and mSnuCtc;u.e or
lumber, we fa.ter ourselves that We should now
know the w ,nts Of the community.
Having inside arrangements with SEVERAL saw
mills we are prepared to FILL BiLLSUF LUm-
KnR At THE LOVE- ST RATES.
we apre Al 10 our numerous friends and late
patrons for their support, pedgiDg every tTlrt TO
eusu'e sAe - JtHN F. W. GIBSON,
Late OF thu nrm Of Mayo q Gibson;
X. A. BAUCK,
Formerly of the firm OF Esgland g BROCK.
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Several members of the 81 Connecticut
heavy artillery will start on Saturday for
Virginia, to visit the battle-fields, expect
ing to be gone ten days.-N. Y. Times. d.
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The Convention Election I'm Eorah
Carolina.

WILMINGTON, Aug. 16.-Otficial returns
from SO counties show majority Of 10 251
against the Convention. There are seven
counties yet to hear from. which will re-
duce the majority to about 0,4y0.
The first bale OF new North Carolina cot,
ton was received here to-day from Rich
mond county.
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Or1cy WoRk.-At . O'Clock last Saturday
morninr colored man named VIM. Car
ter stole horse from the farm of Mr.
Fur, of Loudoun CO., Va. AT 8 O'Clock
the same morning be sold his plumber az
Pleasant Valley to Mr.. Fl. j. o'Bannon.
AT o'clock the following. morning APP.
Webster, OF the city police round h,i
asleep in a house on Henry street, and put
miners on him before lie awohe.-Ate1dn-
Uyi1 ET1zetLP
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SINGULAR { CCIDEyT. before yester-
Guv Il singular accident happened to q
miner at work IN the Midlothian mines,
near Frostburg. While engaged in mining,
a large body of coal fell On him, crushing
him to the ground. and forcing the stem OF
pine which he was smoking at the time
through the roof of his mouth and out ut
the top of his head. AT last accounts the
man was alive, and is not considered NOR
tally injured. We did not learn his name.
Cum6 eriand Ne,rS, 12th.
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H.AsslsSUsSS.
&! ;ssI q - "a % - !: CO IS.

EtcEEGEn sH0 PETERSBURG Is. X. C,e.,s
RIcnscND, VA, Aug. s. 1871. (
't'aH TE AIMS On THIS ROAD
The mail trains leave Richmond at :as A. N,
ara go Z, q; and leave Petsssburs at 4Os a. d.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich
mona az 3 i. NJ. and 4 &c 2. NJ, and leave Peters
burg at 10 A. II. and4. P. NJ.
-, ne s:4s A. b. t..ln ssin Iot leave Richm ond or
re.Gfsburg CT SUEDAYS.
%a5aeuserc fnr. Norfolk Will tsbe the 2:so r. u.
dsi!e Grain, and those from Norfolk VIII connect
at Petersburg with the 10 A. M. tram.
Passengers from Glover Hill will take the geo A,
81 train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
s;.d returning, leave Richmond On the same days ai
The mall trains viii stop cnlr at Chester.
TIE a. IL: train VIII connect al Peters.
road for I.ypchbnre daily.
sLESPING CAsS on the 80 p. d. train, run
MIN: through to Wilmington h. r, ,. Massey.
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
80 ROAD--0r and after Jus 2sTa, ISL.
GOING WEST:
Train No. 2 Through ras5erGerj leavca Rich
rpond daily except Sundays) at 4:o5 A. b.: Ieaves
usus!lle atii:oa a. ~; arrives AT Greensboro at
rrsin so. tLynchburg rasseUser) Leaves Rich.
inond daily 1t sls A, NJ; arrives st LynchbarS ST
Train NO. 10 (Lynchbprg Freight and ccom-
mod.t:on) lea yes Gicbmold At sos T.. M; arrives
at Lynchburg st s.. n. (SuncaJs exceCtea).
T@2tn no. Ii tEncongh nail lnG S1pressl leayea
!SicfmoEd daily 81 $40 2. ID; leaves Danyille
diiy at lo:4i L. M.; arrives at Greensboro daily
At 1:2 &. q.
GOING EAST:
Train No. II tghrou1h Mail and Express, leaves
Greensboro daily st 1850 P. n; Leaves Dsnviile
daily at lo:l3 Z. IL; arrlyes at Richmond daily at
5:AA III.
Train 10. 0 Through Psssenger) leaves Green's
bcro' daily except sundays at IL o5 A. BIZ; leaves
i.anvle CT LII r. III; arrives AZ Richmond st S:22
2, q.
Train No. 10 Nyachburg PnsseuSerl leaves
-Lynchburg daily ut $40 q. n; leaves BurkeViiIe
st ! 7. NJ; acriyes ut Richmond at 4 p. a.
Train No 3 lynch lurg Freight and Accommo-
dttion) leaves t.ynchbnrg 1910 T. NJ. strives At
hlchmoId BIAS A. NJ (,undays excepted).
Trans los. q and IL connect a. Greensboro With
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South.
Trains Nos. and 10 connect at Burkevtla
with 1rsih on Atlantic, M1sstesippi, and Ohio
Railroad fCI all poinIs Southwest and South.
THROUGH TICKETS 10 Il1 polnLs south and
SouEh vest can be procured a. the ticket office In
Richmond. snd OF h. 4. WALK Err, Agent OF At
i.ntic, Nils :iss1ppt and Ohio railroad, No. 1875
Main street. EichmoDd.
PsperS thai nave arrangements to advertise the
schtdnie OF this company Will please print aa
agS7c. John r. MACMUR
General Freight ard Ticket Aeept.
Z. u: Il. TALCorT, Enx'r and Supt. jya8
potcST "a
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NEW PATE s.-Funnel, Norman l..
Price, Lynchbure, Va; medicine or pow
der for treating cattle and hogs, Balzar II .
Pullia, Mcdowell, Va; garden implement,
David S. Wilhort, Madison Court house,
Va; pillow, Thos. Edmunds, Talcott, Va.
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FAnMv1LLE IrEM.--The Building Com
mittee of the corporation on the llth INST.
opened the sealed proposals for 1ullolhs
the courthouse and Jail OF Prince EGwarr,
and awarded the contract to MI. ClutteT,
of Richmond, for 10000 for both build
ir,nS
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MARIsE GEFEaLaGENCE.

MINIATURE LLsl4 y &C, AUGUST II is'l.
su,: rises 5.19 n3nu sets -. 49,. SEQ
Sur set5 .,.,,..,.,.. GO Stgo tice ..-.., o'2V
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MN. r. JOHNSTON g. SON.

W -
We are now pIepars d 10 furnish
CO4L. COha, AN. WGOn,
In ell lis varieties, et the lowest CASH prices, ano
:oiicit Call from cur friends. -
WA. F. JOHNSTON,
Formerly of Dudley & Johnston.
JAS. N. j JIM r,yN.
au11m Office eth, bstween Main and Cary SITS.
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SCFT LUMP COKE.
Ore huudra1 lrad5 SOFT COKE on hand, which
Iwil ell at $3.50 p;r load .livered
All kinds Of COAL and WOOL for sale at low
rates. D. COETREfiL,
au4- 3m Corner 9th s.rtet ard b sin bunk
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SsOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRA
" coal for ftuadries, furnaces, CRATES, and
all kinds OF stoves, ut from 10 to sS7a d. lve,e :.
per ten 900 pounds; EXikA H 5I q. r It 81
ID so pec load, delivered. COKE ard OAK ape
PI.E VG,.D at Lowest market prices, for cash,
1T 10 h aud Cary, or 7O8 CT ace street.
an an1 CuAS Fl. PAGE G. 90.
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I, T. ANDERSON.
JOHN j. HING.

A NDERSON & KING,
DEALERS IN WOOD AND COAL,
BASIN BANK, BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
CLOTFE Hui COAL, all grades;
AETH9ACITE COAL, all grades, sold by
weight;
SOFT iaiKE. bali ard lump;
OK and PINE WOOD. long, sawed. and split.
Orders LIT al King Todd's, corner Fro d and
1st ST: ee,s prOnptly attend to. auS-1m
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sYGssp AGAs GOAL.

ssGs3Is ASH COAL.
CHEAP COAL.
CLOVER IIrL,. HARD CGAL,
at &c. pr load deliveTe Is the cheaeS. fuel In
the marEe5, for either crates or c0os1ng-stoves.
For sale by q. u. l1PSCtMB,
su ll-1rn 7th End Byrd sire. ts.
CHEAP FUEL.-DRY PINE WOOD,
~ delivered In any par. o. The CITY, at THREE
DOL .AHS PER FULL CORD.
W. G.. MAYO,
al IL 3m Mayo's Island Saw-mil.
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NaKEasIES.
.DICHARD ADAM,

DiCHARD ADAM, rs
III STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWELFTH ST., DETwExS dAIs AND GkEy, sls
BROAD STREET. AsD 1884 MAIN srREBTt IS
FrGaa Cak-Gs, SflEs, baEAIs &sa cAAOA-s
mGo ea'ly. .s3 ss .
promptly. Price lsst and circulars sent py mal on
replication. 80
4 dbersl dissount 20 the srsds. mr. ~
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yoke, COAL, WOOD.
COKE. AND WOOD,

( IUAL' oOhE' ANO "00D'
I SIN now prepared 10 furnish the hest Clover
Hill AuHP ana HAIL coal; SOFT C<lkh.--
Inc hest .'uc' fer stoves 3nd ranges; ANTI: RA-
CIiE COAI., Oak snd FINE WDO-'.
s,oal-y4ld on Bssin bank, corner of 10Th and
Csry streets.
aus-l AD. T VINES.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
~ GHEke At THIS OFFICE
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Grand Ball at the White Sulphur,
THE SECOND OF THE SEASON, AND THE
FINEST SINCE THE WAR.
LARGE ATTENDANCE BRILLIANT S2ENES
AND ELEGANT COSTUMES
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DrspATcH.]


WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. VA, Aug.
has this grand old watering
place presented the brilliant az pect Of TO-
night. The lawn Is brilliantly illuminated,
the piazzas are filled with people. and the
ballroom is flooded with light and beauty.
To say that this ball Is the most brilliant
witnessed here since ante belluna DAYS
would be but to speak the truth. The
Springs ore crowded to overlowing. some
guests orc quartered in the church, and
the company is we'll up to the spirit OF the
ball, and the occasion is in all respects
marked with success.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC KENTUCKTAN.
A Kentuckian remarked few moments
ago, upon looking into the ballroom
"Whun Sulphur. m. what q 500!
In enrmer cold aid ~in'er hot
hite u'ahnr. OH what wnr der.
GererslJsck1an, CIR mt, aud thunder"
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NOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.

GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now pre-
" pared to farnish GLOVER HILL coal. at
the lowest summer prices. viz: GLOVER HID
LUMP at rs 90 per load, delivered, and CLOVER
HILL HAIL at $3.50 per load, delivered.
A supply Gf WOOD ard ANTHRACITE COAL
prices.
am also prepared to furnish CLOVER BILL
COAL at the same prices In Manchester. Now
is the time to lay in your winter supply.
A. E. W OULDRIDGE,
Ofice and Yard, 9Th street beyond Byrd.
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A NTH aACITE COAL.-NoW atioat, 800
IN tons best quality r. A. Esq and STOVE
CuAlS, which viii be sold from the vessels o. low
Figures.
Cali and see my prices. and lsY In your winter
supply Of coal be ore there Is an advance In coal
and fTeights In the Eorther msrsets.
Sc WRIT ROBERTS, =.
jy1s Corner 17th and Dock Streets
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am prepared to
" furnish the best quality Of GLOVER HILL
GOA. ut the following reduced prices
LUMP. IS per load, delivered.
HAIL. q. 10 per load, delivered.
SUIT COKE, OAK and PINE WOOD, ard
ANTHRACITE COAT. OF first quality.
Consumers will End Ii to their interest to lay iu
their fuel for the winter during the summer
months -. G. b. L1PSC0MB.
iya-3m Seventh and Byrd streets.
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How to serve q dipnsr--Eat It.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, LEHIGH, LOR-
IA BERRY, LYk GsS VALLEY, and LOCUS:
MDUHT, In FOUNDRY. EGG, STOVE, and
lam nrsp tred, with the above celebrated RED
and WHITE ASH GOALS, to furnish purchasers
Ut sun mtr prices.
bffuminous cosls. IS. p. LATHROP,
tyAi7 7-7El.t nth street and .rawhrfdge.
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For other Local Matters see Sd page.

CoRoNER's INQUEST IN THE CHRISTIE
CAsE-The Verdict of the Jury.-The coro-
ner's Jury which had been summoned on
Monday to hold an inquest over the body
of John Christie, found in the dock on
Monday, met pursuant to adjournment in
the office of the Police Justice at the First
station-house yesterday. Some five or six
witnesses were examined, but the whole of
the testimony can be summed up in few
words. On the Tuesday before Christmas
Christie left his home to collect bond due
him, amounting to about 5000, from q
man named John Smith, at the York
River depot. Christie met Smith, and
they were seen together until about 10
O'Clock that night. There was no evidence
to show that they were together after that
time. One witness testified that Smith was
heard to comment upon the disappearance
OF Christie, but he said he had gone to the
country. Another said that Smith stated
that Christie had gone to New Orleans.
Beyond this testimony, and which thus
far proves that Smith was the last person
seen with Christie, there is nothing tending
to criminate him. Smith, in the mean
time, is held for trial by Justice White, and
Will have hearing this morning.
The coroner's jury rendered verdict
that the deceased came to his death by foul
means at the hands of some person or per-
sons I'm known to the jury. Two Smiths
are under arrest-John and Hugh-but
nothing was said about the latter in the
testimony adduced before the coroner.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMoND-Hon. E.
II. Fitzhugh, Judge.-The following cases
were disposed of on yesterday, March 7,
1871:
Goddin & Apperson VS.. Anderson's ad-
ministrator and others; decree recommit.
ting cause to commissioner for further in.
quiry and report. John Dunlop, Steger,
Johnston & Williams, counsel.
Dilps eXecutriX vs.. Dills and others de.
cree confirming report of commissioner,
and directing sale of property on the bill
and proceedings mentiond. Cannon &
Courtney, p.q.
Lewis and others vs.. Lewis and others
decree confirming report Of commissioner
and directing sale Of the property on the
bill and proceedings mentioned. Cosby,
Jackson d Turner, p. q. ...
Quarles's administrator VS.. Quarles and
others Kersey VS.. Quarles's administrator
and others; Quarles, &C., vs.. Quarles's ad.
ministrator and others Turner and others
VS.. Quarles, &C.. decree confirming report
and statement OF special commissioner,
directing deeds for property sold and paid
for. and for distribution of the fund. Can
non & Courtney, Cosby, Johnston & Will
hams, steger, Evans, Holiday e. White,
counsel,
Gait vs.. Palmer decree referring cause
to commissioners to make partition, E. Y.
James James L. i. Grants administrator and 9th.
ers VS.. Grant and others; decree referring
cause to commissioners for partition. Ste
ger, d. q.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat
urday, March 4th, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received at the office OF
the Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, 26.
Sex: Males, IA; females, u. Color: White
males, 6; white females, g.; colored males,
8; colored females, 8. Condition Single,
II married, 6; widows, 8. Nativity: Uni.
ted States, %; Germany, 8. Locality
City at large, 1 !; Marshall Ward, 2; Jeffer.
son Ward, 6; Madison Ward, s; Monroe
Ward, A; Clay Ward, 4; Alms-HoRse, l.
Age: One day to thirty, 1 one month to
six, 4 !; six months to twelve, 3; one year
to three, 8; ten years to twenty 8; tWen-
ty years to thirty, Q; thirty years to forty,
1; forty years to ffty,'3; sixty years to
seventy, 2; seventy years to eighty, / );
eighty years to ninety, 1 ninety years to
one hundred, 1. By whom certified Reg
ular practitioners, 81; Coroner, l; Board
of Health, 4. Causes of death: Consump-
tion, q white, colored); cancer, l
Group, l; erysipelas, 1; whooping cough,
s.; hernia (strangulated), 1 infanticide, / !;
old age, 9; pneumonia, 8; disease of sto.
mach, 1 /; syphilis, 2; tabes mesenterica, I;
unknown, 2. a--~ar.aa- .....as-r~.-.
P. S.-Whole number of deaths in the
city during the month of February, 81; OF
which A were white, and SO colored.
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The New GAs-HoLDER.-We congratulate
our citizens that the Committee on Light
and the City Council have both by unani-
nous votes awarded the contract for build
ing the new gas-holder to one of our own
manufactures. Messrs. W. e. Tanner e.
Co., of the Metropolitan Iron Works, were
the successful bidders, at Sf7 800, and will
proceed at once to have the whole of the
work done in their shops. The money will
therefore all be spent here, giving employ
ment to our mechanics, and afford another
evidence Of what is now generally acknow-
ledged-that Richmond mechanics are pre-
pared to execute all kinds of work in as
good style and on as reasonable terms as
any other workmen Of the country.
The other bidders were Hoy, Kennedy &
Co., OF New York, and the Trcdegar Com
pany and Talbot &Sons, of Richmond. The
proposals were for gasholders constructed
Tope5r 'i;ii,fs submitted Uitted bs the 7espeStf1e
bidders, and the city authorities preferred
the plan of Tanner & Co., although it cost
more than the gas-holders which the other
firms proposed to build, believing that it
was true economy to adopt it. The work
is to be finished by June next.
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INSECURE BUILDINGS IN BALT1MoRE.-Yes.
terday storm Of wind lifted the recently
completed extension Of the Belair Market
from its foundations, topping it over, and
throwing it to the ground. No one was in
jured, it is gratifying to say; but had the
disaster occurred on regular market day
there might have been q terrible loss Of life.
This Is the second affair of the kind that has
recently occurred, the new Lafayette Mar
ket-house having been demolished short
time since by wind-storm. Some person
should bs held responsible for these losses
to the Taxpayers, and we are glad to see
that the City Council are about inquiring
into the cause of the instability Of new and
costly buildings. This needless exposure
Of the lives OF our citizens should be pre-
vented. A committee has been appointed
to inquire into the cause OF the, disaster at
both markets, and as to the condition OF
the new building now In process of con-
struction at Lexington Market. - Baltimore
T.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT-Judge E.. C. Nj
nor.-ln the case of Peter Trevilian Taylor,
Orlando Philip Taylor, alias Peter Taylor,
alias Tom Taylor, who was indicted one
year ago for house-breaking, and has had
four trials, the case went up to the Court
of Appeals on a writ of error, which was
sustained, and the prisoner returned for
trial. The court entered neIte prosequi,
and the prisoner was discharged. Imme-
diately thereafter the sheriff arrested him
upon q proclamation OF the Governor, and
he was committed to await the requisition
of the authorities of New Kent county,
where he is wanted to answer charge ol
felony. ..a.
The grand jury brought in presentments
against jeff. Grimes, for attempting to com.
NIT rape, and Nelson Enroughty, for as.
saplt and battery on John II. Mckenzie
The grand jury then adjourned until II
o'clock Friday.
George D. PIeasants qualified as the ad.
minlstrator of John A. Hutcheson, de.
ceased.
The case of Robert Goodman will be
tried to-day.
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY.-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-Hugh and John Smith.
charged with the murder of John Christie
on or about the Doth of December. Con-
tinued until the sth to await the action of
the Coroner's inquest.
K. Fl. Spriggs (colored), an old offender,
assaulting aud beating Belle Jones. Case
continued until Wednesday.
John Cole and Willis Stanard (colored),
feloniously breaking into the storehouse of
A. S, Lee and stealing 1000 pounds of pig
iron, valued ut $3.50. Case continued until
Wednesday,
The continued case of George Austin,
charged with assaulting his wife, was called.
Austin failed to make his appearance Mon.
day, and an attachment WAS issued for him.
Austin was bound over to keep the peace
In the sum Of $l0O. ....,.,..
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EosyTs. SHOES dee. !

A NEW ERA-BOoTS AND6N
IN SHOES AT KETAIL AT WHOLE 49,
SALE PRICEs.-We win from thts day -,
Div nv the buyer In retail ths advantage OF our
Wholesale prices. We make It a syecislsy 70 sell
the BaST OF Gtt0DS st ths LoWEsfpkACEss::
made OF the best IN aterials with the view OF x oo
easy. fittlng durable. and sty lisa goods. We are
making almost daily additions 70 our stecN,
making our assortment ono OF the very best IN Ii,e
city. We have all sizes aud widths. and FULL
LINES. made OF all the most approved matefl. -
OF the day Call ana satisfy yourself or Shs fsSs.
We'haye the goods, and mean 70 sell them. Tec
r. rputatior OF our goods Is too well known 70 need
any further mention. We hays aiso good sfassS
OF TRUNKS.' sATCBELS, &c, which We arS
selling at fnctory prices. 80; e. -
- MARCUs HARRIS 4 BR0THER, s
Corner sth snd Broad and 1875 Main strret, I.
r. A. BRANCH Is at our Main street sstrs sha
p S-Be particular and cali at the C0RNkh
aEEIFTH AND Rattkp ST8EETs. nm s.shn
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JAs. A. SCOTT, trustee, will sell at IL H. on the
premises, two brick teuements on the north
side of Main street, between Locust alley an 1
Wall street. He will also sell in front of Lam
caster & Co.'s, Main street, large tract Of
land, containing 1000 acres, located In Buck
lnghsm county.
COOK LAUGHToN will sell at IL A. N. mules,
wagons, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at d P. NJ. two
framed tenements on the corner OF 5th and
Franklin streets ..
W.GODDIN will sell at4P. NJ. a lot On 9Th street.
north OF Leigh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-08

PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEN. LEE.-We have re-
cetved from Mr.. John W. Davies, Of the Lee
Photographic Gallery, Richmond, Va, two excel
lent card pictures of the great General-one a
profile, the other nearly full-face likeness. We
are advised that Mrs. Lee proRounces these pic.
lures OF ner late husband lie finest she has ever
seen. We may add that some of the best photo.
graphs we have ever seen were made ut this gal
ler7.-LouiSuiHe Christian Observer, Nov. 3Oth