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MARIETTA ACADEMY.


wHE FALL SESSION of the
1 above Institution will be rcsum-
cd on MONDAY, tho 18th instant.
Parties wishing to patronizc the same
will apply at once to the undersigned
ior particulars respecting nature Of
Disciplinc,'& and to Mrs. G. G. Mont
gomcry, whose efficiency and hospi-
laIity are too well known to require
further notice, for ample accommo-
dations in the Boarding line. Rates
of Boarding Twelve Dollars per
month.
TUITION PER HALF SESSION, IN AD-
.., g.. -. VANCE.
Lower Primary.....................S4O w
Higher ''''.'''' '............ 5 90
Lower Academic. ic..................... 6 so
Higher =" .....................7 70
Good Board can be had within Il
mile and q half of tho Academy at
from Ten (10) to Eleven (11) Dollars
per month.
B. f. MILLER, Principal.
Aug II, 1871, 17-3t ..,
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MOTT @ f;
TO ALL CONCERNED TN =
Public Schools.

| AFTER due consideration, it is the
opinion of the County Board Exami.
ners, for Abbeville County, that the
scholastic year Of the Public Scools In
said County, commences on the 1st
Monday in February, 1872, and ends
on the 1st Monday in November
1872, and so on annually. In this
way the educational interests Of the
County will be best subscrvcd.
From the 1st to the Goth Of Janu
ary, 1872, the County Board of En-
amincrs will hold their session for the
examination of teachers and not there
after.
No teachers will receive pay for
their services unless they receive Ger
tifcatcs from the County Board Of
Examiners or State Superintendent
of Education, and are regularly en-
ploycd by tho Trustees Of their rcs-
pcctiyc school Districts.
R0BT. r, HEMPEILL,
M. MCDONALD,
T. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
Chairman School Comm'rs.
Abbcville, Aug. /, 1871, l5-tf
1t is recommended by tho Board
that the Commissioner 7ay no teach
crs where The law has not been strict
ly. followed by tho Trustees. See
Sections 20 and Al, Act Of March G,
1871.
7. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
School Commissioner.
August 8, 1871, 15-tf
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To All who may want t0.Pl1c:asG
COTTON GINS.

THE subscriber having mado ar.
rangcmcnts with some of the
most prominent Manufacturers Of
COTTON GINS, is now prepared to
supply all who may want topurchasc,
at the shortest notice, and on tho
most reasonable tcrms. All who arc
in want of Cotton Gins would do well
to examine bis Gins before purchas-
inc elsewhere.
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A variety of Toilet Soap, Cheap, Use
ful and pleasant.
Paint Brushes, No. 0 to 80,
Sash Tools,
Shaving Brush,
White Wash do.
Marking do. ............. .....
Graining Combs.
'. .' PARKER & LEE.
Aug. II, 1871, l7-tf
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A VARIETY OF
Lilly White,
fellows Versailles,
Cascarella dc CNragol lie Persia,
Osira Gin,
Queen Victoria's Powder,
The TalisnEtn, for the Complex
ion and Eyebrows. ..
Opegt Gems,
Magnolia Balm,
Laird's Bloom of Youth, @
Mean Fun and other Toilet.
Powders, ......f
Lemon Rouge,
P. The Demorcst Curling Cream,
Pomades aud Hair Oil, '-
HANDKERCHIEF Extracts and
Cologne.
PARKER & LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-03

J VIRGINIA LEAF.-BuSiness is in an unsat-
istactory condition. Leaf has not yet come
in in sufficiently large quantities to cause a
recession from the high figures it has re-
Gently commanded, and still so certain are
the majority of the trade that when the tide
fairly sets marketWard there must be con-
siderable decline that no one wants to in
vest at present prices. Thus manufacturers
are buying from hand to mouth, and deal
ers will not accumulate stocks with the sure
prospect of loss. Besides, the loose leaf that
has already reached the Virginia breaks :"
is. much of it, wet and in bad order. This,
combined with the high figures asked, has
reduced trade temporarily to stand-still.
As to the future course OF the market there
are many who do not anticipate any very
low range Of prices even when leaf shall
have become abundant. These-some of
them manutucturers-bas their predictions
on the fact that large orders from all, parts
of the country where tobacco is worked
are flied in Richmond waiting to be filled.
These spectators also anticipate q foreign
demand in the shape of bids from the
French regie, now that peace is probable,
and assert that this general inquiry from all
quarters will prevent prices from going
any where near out of sight, let the supply
be what it may. While there may be some
show of reason in this, it requires no spe-
cial gift of prescence TO predict that when
filters command as high as 12c., and the
commonest lugs &c., in the face of crop
that no one pretends is short or poor, some
must be made, and until prices
recede to more reasonable standard-be
the concession little or great-We cannot
expect to see any considerable amount Of
business done.-Ne,o York Tobacco Leaf. I
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"A RESPITE FOR RULLoFF-Jldge Rdpallo's
Decision.-The Court of Appeals having
referred the application of Rulloff7s counsel
for writ OF error and stay Of proceedings
to Judge Rapauo, he yesterday made de-
cision, Of which the following is the i'm
portant point: ,.- .t..-- .....r.n.I-
81 have concluded to allow the writ and
stay on condition that the counsel for the
prisoner stipulate forthwith to file the writ
and enter an appearance for the prisoner,
and to accept notice of argument for the
10th day of March, 1871, aud to! cause the
return to the writ of error to be filed with
the clerk of the Court of Appeals on or be-
fore the 18th day of March, 1871, and to
furnish the printed cases to tho court and
district attorney, and proceed with the ar
sument at the opening of court on the 10Th
of March, 1871, or as soon thereafter as the
court shall be ready to proceed with the
case. The cause is to be placed at the head
of the day calendar for the 10Th Of March.
If the counsel for the prisoner shall fail to
appear or to proceed with the argument,
the counsel for the people are to be at
liberty to move for Judgment of afirmance
by default.-Nea0 York Sun.
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EXPLOSION ON THE MIss1ssIPPI-One Han
Killed. Great Exctt and NarToau rs.
capes.-St. Louis, Mo-, March 1.-About
O'Clock this morning, as the steamer Rob
Roy, hence to Keokuk, was passing Fort
Washington avenue, the steam blew out
named West Robinson, and knocking over
board Frank Nash, a camel keeper, who
was rescued. Two camels belonging to
Van Amburgh's menagerie, on board this
steamer at the time, were also blown over"
board. The boat was Immediately landed,
and during the rush for the shore William
Mofst, also connected with the menagerie,
fell overheard with an infant in his, arms
into the river and brought them
both ashore. There was considerable ex-
element among the passengers. The dam
ages viii be repaired, and the. gboat will
resume her trip in the morning. ! - - :
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i If you have bad taste in yoursmouth,' sallow:
ness yellow color Of skin, feel despondenf STU
pid, and drowsy, appetite unsteady, frequent
headache or dizziness, you are '>biiious," ana
nothing will arouse your liver to action ana
strengthen up your system equal TO DR.. PIrnoE's
Alt, Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery Used
moderately during exposure to malarial poisons,
1t enables the liver to work off the poison, and wi
thus prevent ague and bilious feyers. It Is 5uss
the thing for jaundice. AS blood purifier Tor sne
cure Of pimples, biotches, eruptions. salt rhe"m'
and other skin diseases, it has never yet been
eauailed. Sold by all druggists. lib ss8y
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Tar lB1sssn FAnnY. ia seldom sthae
,,,. ,,o,,In lox,o sninved aYs f,f,r1CTfuntty Qf

THs lB1Bgsn FAnnY.-- eds seldom affAss
our people have enjoyed an oppcTtuDtsy 81
witnessing such ehaste and interesting en-
tertainments as are afforded By the Berger
Family, now performing Of the TnsaITes
ances, NE, cannot but be struck With t1s
pleasing and charming sight OF family
welding with skin various musical inssra.
ments, and forming on the stage, as itMefet
a family circle, where mutuAl affections snd
interest is manifest. Their quiet, gensle,
and easy demeanor hes been the occasion
OF much favorable comment. ). <.J
The yocalism Of Miss Stanley and Mr.
Layake Is very good, and their selections
tasteful. Sol. Smith Russell Is one Of the bese
humorists and character performers We hayes
eyer seen, and his performances, while very;
amusing, are free from that yulgartty and
slangiso prevalent now.a-days. he Hilfhaye
a benefit tonight, and we trust ne srnay
have good house. .s.szEss. .5,. ~ aEa4,ssS 2
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DEBATE AT RANDOLPH MACoN.-On Wed
nesday night the students of Randolph
Macon College, Ashland, enjoyed a,public
debate in lieu of the usual society celebra-
tions. The question was," Which is the
Greater Incentive to Noble Deeds-the
Warriors or the Philosophers Glory q"
The debaters were Messrs. w. II. Mitchell,
Of the Franklin, and A. A. Chamberlayne,
Of the Washington Society, in the aftirma-
tive, and L. L. Smith, of the Franklin, and
w. W. Wadsworth, Of the Washington, in
the negative. The speakers acquitted them
selves we'll and the eRteranRsnt passed
was opened for general debate, MIR. T.. F.
West responded, and spoke well. The au.
dience. decided in favor of the philosopher
SO the question is settled at last. 7
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CBANcEgY Court OF RICHNoSD--Jud9s
Fitzhugh.-The following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday -
Hunt vs. Hunt and others. Decree re-
yersing and setting aside decree OF Decem.
ber %, 1867, perpetuatlng injunction, ana
directing sale of the real estate IN tne pIil
and proceedings mentioned. George u.
Christian, p.q. =. n naoree
Randolph vs. Adams and others. Decree Re !,
confirming report of sale, and dlrec,ang
conYeyances to be made ito the pulcnase;is paaaE n
upon payment of the purchase money ID
fill. John Dunlop, p. q.
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4THB sFAsCY DRESS CARErYALs-'Ihe
skating carnival tonight Will be one OF tne
most pleasing entertainments OF the season.
There will be many new and noyei COS. COS.
TUNES, aud large number Of .ae esss y. |.
skaters Of the city, Of all ages anu Gosa
sexes, win be participants on this OCCASION
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE in the city
of Richmond from the Goth OF February to
March I'd - .r......s. .s.,.,,.., 9r. -.
Cannon & Coke to Bossieux & Bro, lot
fronting on the east side of 18th street 90
feet by AZ feet on the north side of Frank
lin street, for 81, ,946.70. a.'s# .E...f.t
.NG. S. Stutz to S. w. Skinner, lot on the
west side of 25th street, corner of O, 60
by 12o feet, with dwelling thereon, for
J a., & H. Bodeker to VIM. Thalheimer g.
Sons, unexpired lease on brick store, No.
601 Broad street, corner of 9th street, Tor
80, 800. .... ....
; Moses Millhiser to Michael Fl. Irwin,
brick building on the corner of Broad
street and Brook avenue, triangular lot,
fronting 27H feet ON Brook avenue, for
S2, 800.
Daniel Ryan to Mrs. Mary Myers. lot Is
by 105 feet, at the northeastern intersection
of Marshall and 22d streets, for $3.50.
Mark Downey to Fred. Richardson, lot
fronting 52 feet on the north side of Broad
street by $50 feet, opposite Richmond Col
lege, for $3.50.
f. w. Bond to Thos. p. Williams, four
lots fronting on Clay street 122 by 1913 feet,
corner, of 23d, for 81 900. r.
. s. r. Bond to F. W. Bond, all their in
terest in above.described property, $500.
Celeste E. Pizzini to Nicholas ,Devereue,
lot fronting % feet on the north side OF
Cary street by II feet, for 81 ,677 80.
SD. Arnall to Albert Holmes, lot 'front.'
ing 80 feet on south side Of Catharine street,
near Buchanan Spring.
Alexander B. Guigon, special commits
sioner to Henrietta Bass, brick tenement
on the east side of Madison street, between
Clay and Marshall, lot IS by q feet, for
$3.50. L -. =
Orange Bennett to W. W. Phillips, lot
SO feet on the north line Of Grace street,
corner of 23d, by $50 feet, for 1925.
David j. Burr to DAVID Olyphant, brick
dwelling on the south side Of Marshall
street, between Sth and 9th, lot 80 6-12 by
LAT feet, for $4,000.
William Thalheimer to Jones, Pember
ton g. Brown, executors, brick store or
Broad street, between Sd and 4th streets
lot 27 by 139 feet, for 81 800.
J.. F. Snipes, trustee for M. Il. Godd1n
to Woodson g. Mayo, lot on 30th street, be
tween o. and P. streets, 35 by 1872 feet, fol
$10j.
Smith & Courtney to William Mabry, lo
fronting 90 feet on the west side Of 3Otf
street, between 0 and P, by 134 feet, fol
$3.50.
Steger. Meredith, and Peasants, commits
| sioners, to II. Skipwith Gordon, the Flaw
Building" near the corner Of Franklin ant
Governor streets, lot 60 by 81 feet, for ~ 900
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S Capt. VIM. Xix died in Farmyille yester.
day. he was well known in this city as
former proprietor of the Washington
House, and was universally esteemed. He
died of paralysis. In the SD year of his age.
LavehbNrg Republican.
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ANOTHER Ho TEL BunsEp-7sso Men Per-

ANOTHER Ho TEL BURNED ISoo Hen Per-
ish in the Flames Chicago, H., March
IA special dispatch from Ackley, Iowa,
says the new Bowler House, of that place,
was burned last night. Edward Williams
IAN omnibus driverl and young mani
named johnson are missing, and it ISL
thought that they perished ii the flames.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000. The
house was new, and built to replace ono
burned about one year since. s2@
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sk It ing Rink will be open Saturday morning.:lt

b JOB PR1NTING.-We call che attention OF mer.
chants, clerks of courts. sherifs, lawyers, rsh-
road steamship and canal officers and agents. ana =
ali others having orders for printing, tothefanih-
ties offered ut the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB- 4
L1sHMEsT for the prompt and faithful execution
of ali kinds of Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,a
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bins Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed .
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BoARp OF MANAGERS Foa TIE NEW
PYTH1AN HALL.--The following brethren
constitute the Board OF Managers Of the
new Pythian Hall, and will remain in office
twelve months from date:
Old Dominion Lodge.-William r. Teller,
L. L. Bass, L. S. Edwards.
Richmond Lodge.-M. p. Handy, VIM.
Lovenstein, j. D. Crump.
Virginia ,Lodge.-William Fl. Wade, D..
Mitte1dorfer, R. j. Burlington. = :.
Hines Lodge.-Wm. S. Gilman, DR.. A. s..
McRae, G. Powell Hill. r-.... ......
The Board will meet tonight in the
library-room, new Pytbian Hail, for the
purpose of organization. o.f,,.r 's'.
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SMALL F1RE.-An alarm Of fire was turned
in from box "a yesterday morning at quar-
ter to II O'Clock. It was caused by the igz
milton of the roof Of a framed building on
18th street, between LoWndes and Bald
win. The fire was quickly eXtingr1ished.
Loss, forty dollars no insurance. - /
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STEAMER INJuRED.-On yesterday, as the
Philadelphia steamer, j. w. Everman, was
running up to her wharf in the dock, the
high wind blew her with such force against
the staging as to knock hole In her side.
The cargo was immediately taken our, Wlth-
ont having received material damage.
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COMMISSION OF LUNAoY.-Justices Wise,
Holmes, and Mccormick held commission
of lunacy at the first police station yester;,
day, and adjudged James Madison Ford
insane. He was placed in confinement TO
await transportation to Williamsburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-03

HusrrNes .CoURT-Judge GussoH.-lnls
court adjourned yesterday, closing yery
hnsr term. Twenty-one persons were sens
to The penitentiary during the month OF
Eshrmarv. Yesterday the case OF John
hin : m cha charged with stealing a trunk from
The steamer John Sylvester, was continued
until the 9Th of March.
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iELEcrIoN OF OFFIcERs.-At regular
meeting of the Washington Literary So
ciety, held:;at their hall on Tuesday even
ing; February %, 1871, the following Off
p. Walford !; Secretary, G. w. EttengeF;
Assist Secretary, @. w. HardWicke /; Trea.
surer, j John j, Greer; Critic, William y.
Woody; Librarian, q. ferguson; Cen.
sor, John w. Curry j s,t.>s4
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE MARCH e
DR.. Thomas E. Bond, ---; Mr.
Douglas Tyler, Upperville,, Va; MT. J.
Clark, Lynchburg, Va; Collector Of Taxes
on Personal Property, Richmond.
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HARpER's Weekly and FrG,k LesRe,s
illustrated papers for this week are to hand
from Ellyson & Taylor, booksellers ana
contents are varied ana interesting. g.s6, 49,
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a AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

hi aH public Or priuate sales Of Real Estate
q made betpeen the 1stQf January and the lst ef
July the purchasers pay the tares for the pre-
: -ssent year; but ON all sales bet,oee,, the first
:. daQ Of Jiily and the last dayof December the
seller pays them. .a. IL a.-. =.
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b Tsxr.Bo BooKs roR PuBLIo ScHooLs.--some
days ago we published the list of text books
adopted by the State Board Of Education for
use in the public schools. Representatives
from the houses publishing these books
have been In conference with the Board for
several days, and having agreed upon the
details Of the contracts, they WIN be signed
this morning. The books are selected fos
the next three and half years, and Rich
mond, Norfolk, .Eynchburg, W. ytheville,
Abingdon, Staunton, Winchester, and Al
sxandria fixed as the places where deposi-
tories of the books are to be established. A
minimum price for the books has been fixed
by the Board, below which the publishers
are not allowed to sell them; nor are they
allowed to make donations Of books to the
INDECENT. children; Of the State, except
through the State board. Three general
agents are allowed to canvass the State in
the interest of the publishers Colonel B.
E. Withers has been tn the field for some
time for the University Publishing Com
,pany. Major jed. Hotchkss will repre-
sent the publishers of McGufay's spoilers
and readers, Harvey's grammar, Guyofs
Biographies, and Daviess arithmetics,
having received and accepted the appoint
Inent of general agent for the State on yes
terday. His long experience and recog-
nized ability as an educator of youth point
him out as .man emincntly fitted for the
position. The representative OF Bullion's
grammar has not yet been named.
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W. GoDDIN VIII sell at IL M. new brick tene-
raentlHnd lot on the north line Of Byrd; be-
tween 10th and 1lth streets. g. 7a1aa -4
w. GCDD1E will sell ut P. M. n farm on or near
= the Fredericksburg railroad five miles north
n OF Richmond ..
LYME q BROTHER will sell at P. NJ. two brick
stores and dwellingsson the south side of Canal
between 10th and l1th streets. -
COCK & LAUGHToN viii sell at 10 o'clack, at
their auction rooms, an assortment of furni-
turc, watches, &C. .s....,, --.s,. .rs., ..,
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Be fore the Carnival, go to P1zzINps and ges
fine Japonica and . pscksge Of Candy After the
Carnival, escort Jour ladies to PIzzIsI'S and get
some nice Cream, Jelly, Cakes, &c. Ia, i; !
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MAIL AGENTS APpo1NrED.-The Postmas-
ter-General has appointed William Mott
and Milo v. Bailey mail agents on the route
between Washington, D. e., and Weldon,
n a. - -r ra-- @- 81 save - 4 = -
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No one will be allowed to use the; skates at the
Carnival TO- night unless they appear in some de-
cidedl costume. No more turning Of cosss, Ike
some did at the irst carr ival. q E@sa ei'iA
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The Grand Fancy Carnival on skates ct Assem-
bly, Hall viii take place tonight. Every arrange
ment will be made with regard to the contfoRso OF
the spectators and the skaters. sFSy;Fa $50 81
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The statement of bonds issued to the
Pacific Railroad Company, interest paya-
BILE in lawful money, shows totals as fol-
lows: Amount outstanding, $64, ,61S, 1872.
Interest accrued and not yet paid, $685.
1882. Interest paid by the United States,
$40, 753, ,91O.45. Interest repaid by trans
portation of mails, 50, ,460, 1884. Balance
of interest paid by United States, $685.
091 81 ..if.#r#g.- -I.rrT
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ANNUAL REpogTs.--At the meeting OF
the City Council on Monday next thevariousA
city officers will present their annual re-ss
pOrtS. , .-.t-ss - 49, st.,syss $50 ltFsll
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adjourned meeting of the James River
Bridge Commissioners was held yesterday.
at the clearinghouse of VIM. B. Isaacs 6
Co., and the proposals for the various kinds
oi bridges underwent a very critical ex-
animation but as yet no definite conclusion
has been arrived at. They will meet again
in few days, on the call Of the Engineer,
Captain Clark, when we fell every asS,lr-
ance that some plan will be adopted, and
the work pushed forward to an early COM
pletion. The subject is in the hands of
discreet and able business men, and we
extend our gratulations, to the commu-
mites Of both places on the flattering pros
pect before them OF having a free transit.
There Is growing feeling In Manchester In
favor of the annexation Of Richmond to
that place. EI;l.-. Z 81 ID 9&.tss.9
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The price Of admission to the grand Carnival On
ska 'es to night will be so cents, or two package
tickets. No half price to night. Seats can DC 4
secured to day ut an extra charge of IS cents. So
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SOFT CoKE.-smau Hail for stoves at PHI
CHER's. Price, $3.50 pertloa <EGt - ~ ~
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THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.---The state
mcnt Of the public debt issued from the
Treasury Department to-day shows totals
as follows:
DEBT BEARING INTEREST IN COIN.
Bonds at per cent. 81, so7, 77s, 400 90 ~. ..-
Bonds at per cent. 2li56l, 300 90 .s
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Skating Rink open this afternoon; also, tonight
for the Carnival.
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You can secure seas to- uay for the Carnivalon on
skates to night at an additional cost Of rs cents.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %, $3.50,
$a7s, and $3.50 per Loco, at the Dispatch Printing
stsblishmpuf. IL .'ftf3 ttA-- .sF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-03
Carnival on skates tonight at the Rink.

There will be many amusing characters tonight
at the grand Carnival on skates at Assembly Hall.
This will be the only Carnival this month. You
can secure seat to-day by paying 25 cents extra.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-03

Skating this afternoon ut the Rink; also, TO-
night, when the Carnival win come OF. ,a34iia