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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

Jon pHINTING.--We call the attention OF nier-
cbarts. clerks of courts. shsrifs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship and canal officers and agents, and
allohers having orders for printing, to the facil-
tie. offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
L1snMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish 81
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter Hea aus,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags Hsnd- Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, SHOW
Bills, Checks. Drafts, &C., &C., sc. Satisfaction
n,,fn i :
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or prfuate sales Of Real Estate
made bet,oee', the ;lst Of January and the Let Of
& July the purchasers pay the tares for the pre-
Gent year; bit on all sales bet,oee1, the first
seller pays them. .a...,.s-
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ATTRACTIVE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.-
This evening, at the Belvidere Baptist;
Church, the celebrated operetta =" Lalla =
will be produced by some of the Sunday
school scholars for the benefit of the Sun.
day school. The programme appears ln
full in another column. 1t will be seen
that it embraces a choice array Of choruses,
Duets, and solos, and we are assured that
the amateurs taking part in the perform
ance are talented and well trained. Under
these circumstances it cannot tail to be en-
70, oipipU
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COOK &c LAUGHTON will sell at l0s O'Clock .
parlor blliard-table, household furniture, etc.
RICHARDSON. & co. will sell for George w.
Armistead, aseigee. at u O'Clock, valuable
land In Caroline county, Va.
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Z UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING - IN ;, aAs p1I
R1oHMoND PosT.OFFICE FEBRUARY =, iSiIl' -
Col. j. l.. Darlington, Exchange Hotel; Wv W.
Fox, Ultonville, n. T.; Geo, Spreckelmygt'
BALTIC, Nd; Ebenezer Learned, NorWi'n' sa''s ~
Conn y. Is, n. 81
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q sroRM at Baxter Springs, Kansas, Fri
day night, demolished a number of build
ings, including an unfinished Presbyterian
Church and large tWo-story building, the
ruins of which subsequently took fire aud
were burned, with anadj Joining stores Loss,
vi, 900 NO insurance.
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REV. A. z. DIcnssos preached ! IN nnar : nm, n,,e
delphia last Sunday, aad rece,ssn p the IN.
hundred dollars to a,d dRantfst IN fay,ls Church on
Oregon Tiill. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

BR1DGE COMMISSIONERS. "A meeting or
the James River Bridge commissiorers
will he held on wednesday afternoon at Az
o,cIock at, the office of the president, Wm.
q, 1paylor. ESQ at which time proposals
WIN he onened for the bridge to be but !.
between this city and Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

LOOKING IN AT LEVY BROTHERS. store on
Yesterday we saw On unusually large crowd around
new counter which had been placed In th. mid
die of their store. Our curiosity led US TO see
what was going on. We found that they had
placed all Of their Dress Goods remnants on IT,
and had marked them down to astonishipgly low
prices. The quantity is marked on each piece, as
also is the prices, In plain figuring. The
remnants were going fast. We hesrd that on the
centre counter will be found at all times some ex-
traordinary bargains. So don't fsl to take look.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

Another fancy dress carnival on skates w!iltake
place next Friday night at Assembly Hall. -
Price of admission on that occasion, 60 cents, or
two package tickets. No half price that night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

PERsoNAL.-Mayor Franklin Wood, OF
Petersburg, formerly Of the Virginia Sem.
ate, was in the city yesterday.
Messrs. j. I. Edge and j. c. Dalby, OF
New York, and F. D. Turner, of Whining
ton, Del, formerly Of this city, are at
Fords Hotel.
Among the prominent arrivals at the Ex-
change are the following: T.. II. Skinker,
Esq, of New York; Judge VIM: j. Robert
SON, of Charlottesville MIR. Samuel x.
Smith, of Baltimore, and Hon. D. 9. De-
jarnette, of Virginia.
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AMUsENENTS.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
A MUSICAL EMBARRASSMENT

A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
will be given At the .s
B ELN ID r RE BAP TIST CHUR G H,
On TUESDAY, the 2sth instant.
by some of the SUNDAY-SLnOQL SCHOLARS.
for tho
BENEFIT OF THE SUNDAY school.
The programme for the evening will be the ope-
rctta Of f..
ALA.
Tickets can he had at the American Trac. Soci-
ETY. and st Starke 4 Rylsnd's.
Doors open at 7o'cl..k Exerci-es commence
at : O'Clock. ..- 49, tar# et. .az.
Price Of adn,ise Ion.
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RD1asrp.-Mr. B. 3. Weiager, mem, a.r
ber Of the Board Of .Tf Tbe snu vacancy
of Manchester, has reslgheu. IS SS Az ,aSH ~ Is
b. ~ been filed by the eiection Oh Mf' ..'., p
SCersley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

SWALLOWS celebrated adjustable patect wheel
plow Will De exhibited in lot next above Few park,
between Grace ard Main streets, On Wednesday at
3o,clock +. NJ. JOHN G. SWALLOW, Patertee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

ExEcUTryE.LGo Governor Walker yesterday.
appointed Henry S. Morton, of the city OF
Richmond, and Allen w. Talley, of Lynch
burg, notaries public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

BLAME BooKs.-Givc your orders to KEIy1yo-
HAM for blank books NOW don't wait unit! you
want to use them. He will deliver them any time
| thnv yyautpd
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Teachers ard merchants, buy your schooi oooks
atELLYsoN TAYLoR's, iile Sisin Street. ne
eral inducements offered. .t-. a -
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You cannot use the skates the night OF Inc carnl-
val at the Skating Rink unless you appear IN soine
fancy costume.
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Convict REcEIvED.-John +. Gillispie
was received yesterday at the penitentiary
from Lee county for l!ye years for horse
stealing. ~. ~ st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

Admission to the carnival on skates next frass
night 50 cents, or two yellow tickets. no uan
prt ,e that night. So.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

SHIRTS and CLOTHING made TO order by Is. h'
SPENCE & SoS-perfect 1T or no sale-at i''' naiu M
| street,
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LOST, STRAYED. &c

7 est, TWO COWS.-Strayed from gSS4
l my place oD the 18th Instant, TWO4rN.
COWS. one : buff 10 brlndle, large size. and the
~ l. ,AhS Rr.WARD viii, he given for their re-
turn to me. JOSEPH NJ. NEWELL,
Corner o3d and Mason streets, Union HI.
IL
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TRY the Pimlico Brace that Z. 3. SPENCE q
Soy are selling. a~ -W't--sN@
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creat bargains in stationery at ELLxsoS
TAyIoR's, l1l5 Main street.
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The Butler Hotel, Palmyra, New York,
was burned Saturday. Loss, S16, ,O9a /; no
insurance. a an ,.Es-. 4 ,EAr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

oLp PAPERS a: 4oc. per hundred ut the DE- :.
match countipa-room.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

TIE lpiuIico Bruce is the best thing cut Can
an e. b. SPENCE ZION
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rrr the Phnuco Brace. E. y. sfSScE;G soN
n them. ...t.-.-t A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

HENRIcO TAXPAYERS are interested In the
notice of Sheriff Smith, in another column.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

ENVELOPES furnished and printed 81 ". ss.st
1915, and t4so per l,Ooo, a, The Dlspaien
establishment. s4see 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

L,UR NEW YCRK.-The Virgil MFFSS
E MIA steamship End Pecset Comps. rstEs4es4saSs 4es4saS
nys rcyanC steamship GEO. Is. UPON. Cap
tain EUi;aATs, Will leave her wharf at Rock
eits on TUESDAY. Feb. 2sth. at Z. NJ. Freight
re- c-yri up to the hour of sailing.
lhts elesan, steamship has fine cabin accommo-
d.tions. .-..
Fare, $40; Storage IS; round-trip tickets, good
until used, only SIS.
For freight or passage. apply 70
ID. j. BURR, President,
fees 9. l2li Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

CO REWARD.-Lost, on the 25th inst,
= & between The Dollar Store, on Main street,
:nd he corner Of Oh and Marshall a PLAIN
G,tlU Ring. with an amethyst set In l.. The
finder III receive the above reward on leav it
at General WISG'S, northwest corner 9th and
Nur sbuI1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

THs old Oregon Hill Baptist Church build
Ing viii be sold at auction on next sats'''
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

prsL1co BRACE at 1900 Main street
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r OST, on 9Th street, near Broad, small
IL BLACK SATCHf.L, containing 1 number Of
surgical and o;hcr instruments. The finder Will
receive a suitable reward by leaving 1t at DR.
.EtLLEN'S residence. 412 Grace street. ltH
EOUND. on Sunday. GOLD EXTEN-
7 SION PEN Ill. ~h:cn the owner can ger on
application q: this Office and paying for this ad-
C,.rti :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

Skating Rink opQn Tonight.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application has been made 10 the Second IL
dtur of the state Of Virginia for renewal of GER
iiti"ates Of state Of Virgili ia Registered Bord'.
! sued under act passed I'd March, 96e. author
i7ng the I'll ding IF In. interest on The nuht!c
debt due Isl January. 1906 aud is, January, SGI-
VIZ No. 346l Tor $ls0o. dated january lst. 1867,
at twenty yeers III name of the @ars lane Ere In
surance Com pany No. s6o3.for $500. dated jan
l. 1865 II ten yesrs: No 62.. for $lOo, dated
J. 1885, at twenty years No. $3.50, for $500. dated
Jan !. 1868, at ten wears No. 5795. for gee dated
jan J. 1860 at two years. IL OF the Maryl md
Fire Insurance C0;;,p nv, OF BItiUorc, s2iu Ger
,jhca5es hRving been stnlen from the Office OF the
Maryland tIre Insurance Company. OF BaItt-
more. June IS 1870. JOSEF. X. MILSOR.
e. IS la 4w Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

ALL PERIODICALS at publishers pIleU pS.sa.ah ~
Tyson & TAYLoR's news depot, neSs v 'DA''
nffict, 3sM -at@s't ks
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S1HEEsPENG.


T1OR NEW YORK.-The Old .g%TSss
r. Dominion Steamship Co.'s ee-SSsTlIlsslsl,s, ~ "
CANT gide-wrenl steamship WYANOKts. Cal. tain
BOURNE. will leave her wharf at Rockets ON
TlIESDAT, February 2Sth. al 10 O'Clock A. ii.
FREIGHT received L.:Vil 4. al.
Fare, sl?; Storage, sc; rUund-trip tickets S2o.
For freight ur PaSslcg, apply 70
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
fe27-ot no. 3 Governor street.
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Carnival on skates Friday night.
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RICHMOND DISPATCH
For ISSB.
,s CHEAPEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
IN VIRGINIA.
RENEW yuIK CLUBS,

-, extraordinary favor which the n'sfA1Cn 'na
IN '>,'$ ,'s from the people Of Virginia and the
- '',, .,, states prompts US to renewed efforts
,lr Il IN 10 'He A'shea' Standard c" n"aerh na,
'. and enables us 10 Offer our several
!. '...'' .,,.c r,l!owinS KENUCFn RATES TO
,g.B- FOR .sA; ~
DAILY DISPATCH.
,. copy. per yer, 49, s.cb 90
! ~ 81 more copies per year. eSeN'.''''''
ssMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.
Wy rCr yssr.,....,.. -
I Mes. s.;arc $ed to enca SoasN''oe'' a. - -
:. r. rA.n.............. - - ri,r "a,
!.ry, addTts'F' " "'">' 20 90
wEEKLl W>rATcH.
sa >rNv ..,~.........' -''''' - ,,,,,nr 90
',"t.' it. addressed - rarH "hos't'ot'... w
% ;.. addressed 20 ":c person at one L, "a
,.. siid-e >,d 10 each s@n.ci iner...: ia w
..nnic,, sGir
c! = 'nc person ~ '"' 70 M
....t Office. .....,...s'.' ..''''. ,,srsnr N.
. ~..y cowe', a"1'eSS''' =" va, i 20 90
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A,,,be latest novels at ELLxsoS &sTAxLeh'ss-
lI1a Maiu strees, - - ~
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gsating at the Rink so,nigh

ptal,co BRACE, for sale BY 2. p. sfsaeA E
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skating Rink open tonight at O'Clock.
souoo,- ROCKS At ELr.sos 8 TAYIoR's, nls ~.
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Fancy dress carnival on ska1es ~ As1e'o's
Friday night. 90 Z
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FOR SALE AND RENE.

Tor RENT. a two story BRICK Gss
/ lW I'll LING, cant4ial,~ c:-ht room: Ii
.E,@c ou each fnGrl and passage through tht
e. ut5r: 'rrcn. Stah", &C.. AID four "ctrS or
.au4 attach H. Ey.r Tho tlsate on t"c Brook
}K, Ne OWEtlI%.;. WITH four rooms ami
aftlr: Kitchen sable, &c, and ;wn acres Of lznd
a'tuched. Ia Manchester, fronting on Nnury
"tr,.l- arj ruDuinS hark to Everrt between Jei-
i.r>un and lay.
FRAME DWELLI<G. with four rooms; !;
kHcIcn, e.. on 2dh street, between Clay an'!
e. .t stress. IhurCt E'lI.
FRAME. DN TI.:.I'-,:. with fou" rooms
.ftrHrn. e.; on o5.a street. between - and r
.'r,... :, hlrrh Iin.
d, neat BRIG X RESIDENCE. 'gfih five r0on.
.srn,n. &c. on Ga" street, isctw"ru Sln!ih ard
H,ar, sl!.re. RItH Ri sE% & GO.
Real estate gt%,i and ALc;':s,
4. st ll3 Main s.."t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-02-28

WANTED, 81 PARTNER with about
w two Thousand dollars capital in u ligh' mall
uf,Cturing business. Can devote his time To :hc
business or not, VS. he chooses. Business pcrma-
ncnt ard lucrative. Address B. W. T., tnron gh
cl.y nnSt-n lilce. giving GuiI name. 1. 22-lM*
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
Swallowing a Thousand Dollars.

Ia St. Louis, recently a woman stole s4,TOO,
bat was captured wiki most OF the money in
her possession. But she was not distressed,
however, to surrender it aud this is wha. fol-
loved, as told by the RcPuJhcan
Agnes was taken to the station and WAS
searc"ed, but only 5000 in money was found.
much to the surprise OF the officers. who were
coGhdent that she had i large sum Oh her DER.
sou. n little thickness Ofspecch was noticed.
and it was finally discovered that the woman
had rolled several 81 900 bills into separate
little pellets OF paper, aud hVa Them in lar
mouth. Here was dilemma. II force was
used there was danger she would sugU,,e the
money, aud then the recovery Of it wouId he
more prOb!cmaticll than ever. The rolice
were puzzled, aud Captain Hercues had to
study TO the situation with profound serious.
ness before proceeding. Something had to
be cone quickly, aud a halfway course was
adopted Moral suasiUn was combined with a
little gentle checking, and fiuaIIy the uerti>
naclous Agnes was literally compelled to dis.
gorge her iiigottcn treasure, somewhat rnoi,.
tened to be sure, but srllI in cnrrcut copdj
uon. But only three of the 81 900 bills
were obtained, and the que>iou was suggested.
where was the balance. There was reason TO
believe that the woman had at least four 81 coo
bulls with her. Where then was the fourth ?
Agnes was again inspected, but Lherc vas no
more money found on her person. She was
a little drunk. bot lurking, triumpan: dew
liiry IN her eyes awOke suspicion, which final
y became certainty, that She had sraRolcee{
: 200 6l!I. Ne,c wa, a fresh dilemma. but
II dn''s' DOT arrear to have been regarded as a
seFion> ''''e 10y the E"lirc for in the first re.
port "i the arrest IA tile Cen'raI Station, j,
vas Et'TG9 ''iitve recovered 50. 500 and are
certain "i the EIaHce" Not quite certain
itspPeaFs. 10 lee sure, they had the woman.
aud shr hai she money, bu, so efTec,ualiy put
away, that rters vas no taking it away from
her. breilcs ui cpur-e suggested themselves
aud the ca-e wrs aid before an apothecary
living near by. lie made a preparation and
gave il TO the officer. saying. THAT will fix
her all right and will do her no harm" Agnes
has a constitutional ProcIiviry for whiskev. and
so thed'se was dissolved in Bourbon and ten
dered the damsel, who tossed il off. saving s.I
know very we'll what you want. You want
that 81 900 bill, but you can't get IT," The
effects Of the Cmetic we're not satisfactory.
aud an attempt was made tn facilitate it, ae,i N
by salt aud water but this y Gues eVinePd an
objection 10, and could only be prevailed on 10
swallow few mOuthfuls. A doctor was con.
suited. bat could give no advice PROMISING ,he
wished for result, but he warned the officer,
against another mode Of treatment which had
been partially determined upon. Agnes il
stili IN custody.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
Behind tho Scenes.


A TEiter in the Cincinnati ca-.sr. tells of
{ recent visi; behind the scenes in one Of The
theatres in that city, and relates the folIovipe
incident:
An affecting incident occurred st The
National few days ago. One of the pubic
iaFor1;es, Just as the curtain rose. received n
te'esrAm .1 that his mother lay dying in PhiIa.
Ge'P"ia; The poor fellow bTvke down. sobbed
iiAe ehiid, nnG around him hung his asso>
GATES 10 silent, toarfai syuparhv. BUT the
pubic had paid their udulissiOn-the per-
iormaHee must 20 on; and, with beroism
NOT oiieu paTailcied, he rOse. wiped the tears
from h's iAre. and appeared before the foot.
iishts. Li'iie did the aud.cuce ihipk. ns ,bev
sho"E with laughter at his bru.d caFic.,Drc
and thundered out a vehement sHeore. of tLe
agony he was enduring Could tbev havo
stood at the wings" and seen the ghusTIy IooI,
Ci suffering that swept over his face ps he Ie5t
the stage, they would have realized wha, their
amusemeut cost tha: night. But again and
again vas he recalled, aud as he left the seeno
ioT the last zine, another Telegram announced
to him that all vas over. Still the inezornbIe
lubiic must receive EEeir qH;,| pro quo. aud 50
through the Pantomimes weary length he had
10 dag himself, apparently the gayest Of the
gay, while the keeuest aud bittcrcst Of eartklv
sorrows was piercing his heart, and many n
mute pressure Of the hand bore evidence Of
tue kindly sympathy Of those about him"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
A Curious Lan SHE.

A widow of first rate education ana rare
beauty, the mother Of q child several years of
age, married wealthy gentleman of Kansas
/ City. They apparently lived together hap-
Pily, but IIO children blessed the.r union.-
More than q year :go Inc lads came 70 this
city, aud boarded nt different hutels aud beard
iSg .hoEscs, moving in good society, and con-
Quoting herself io such a manner that scandal
gave nn utteraucc against her fair fame Her
husband supplied her regularly with money,
aud she ccrrespondcd with him in asfectiouaie
terms. About year ago she wrote 20 her
husband that she wouid IN due lime, make
him the father of au infant, and she requested
Gn addition to the usual remjt,anee. .or ez,ra
expenses. Tie fluids we're promptly for,
wlTded After the lapse of Ihe usu4l tiuis
she wrote that the child w.s born and
that additional funds we're needed to pay for
nursing. etc. He was proud TO hear that nc
was a father, and sent his wife more liberal
remittanccs. Aftcr while the husband urged
his vile to return home but she refused. and
finding that she did not intend to livc wiih
him, he procUred { divorce, on the ground of
deser,iOn. The wife did no, defcnd The suit.
but left for New York Duriu: her s,ay in
the city she was visited by Judge Holt, Of
Kentucky, who took deep inieTes; in her
affairs. Now comes the colored nurse, nad
sehuS IN OiIi OF some SS ,OUU Tor nursing and
taking care Of his child. lie refused to pay
the bill, for the reason tina; he docs not believe
the child TO be either his or his wi:e's, but
bogus baby palmcd OF upoU him as their OF
spring, Il is alleged and substantiated bv re-
liable witnesses, that ihe lady went to midwife.
asked her to procure uu infant fo- her that
the midwife went TO the City Hospital ard
finding there poor womon who had recently
given birth to child, iuformed the lady Of
the fact, and the latter visited the hospital.
and the mother made her gift Of the child,
aud she employed the cclcred woman to nurse
It. These are the salient points in the siugu
lar case, but of course there may be others
even more mysterious which have not come
10 the surface. Tue SCRUTINY Of the Law may
develop the way aud the wherefore of the
iadys conduc; and reveal her motive in this
singular transactioQ.-!& Louis Democrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-14
lPOsRiEIOAL.a ll.s=- :
WHO WIEL GAZE p

f E..
IVho will shreR
When We lie beneath the dafsie0
Underu0ath the ehuTehYGrd mo.ds
tei- And the iUhg grass O'efOur faces
Lays its fingers damp and cold;
Co. GVhea vSe sleep frons care and sorrow
..r.l And the lila u earthly life; ,.r-
Sleep 20 know 10 Sad to morrow.
..fri or tHtth its bitter ess and strife
tIhO wall esFes
who will earel f,- -....-s.
ai 80 Whe viii e0rne to weep above U.s.
Lying, o so white and stiil,
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go To new life. glad and tender i --f-
Full Of beauty rich and sweet
Ard nd sh tIe world Z clad in sPlender.
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t.-.s Who will earei
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And She Stoops In pity down,
With a white flower fur 0ur bosonlI
TRkenfpOEn tue royal erOwnf rH'
whU will come 10 kneeli IN pity ,.-..s
t'. BY ou' l1IIg and narrow Sed,
.s.i When the Wild vihds sing Iheir ditty o
-, na rr In the gTS.sss o'sT our head
Who will Gaze
cd ,.-.y Who wiIleaTe3 .s u..r.
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On the meAiON's Tar Rnd wide,
.,4 And slo dnopE with rosy fngsis, lEH-l
.lg EEs Bloom ana leaf ON every Alde, s-Ezs
! Who viii come with tender yeGrninR,
TOthe graves Of those they IniSs? p.
WLI MA SiEh for our returning
30 : r ~. To Ihcir PEsSCuee aud Ih,iG kiSE Z
Woo will cHFCS
WHO will think Of white hands lying
-Hli j. Oh n still and silent bresSt.
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EveTIi.oTe 10 think Cf reSIi
$40 20 Who will eRre . NJ one can tell us,
IS ss an. tt9t Il rect and peace be all, - a.-
VII it matter II Hhcy Iuiss Us. rf
Or uIey LhisE rs Al Il at ali Z
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