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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
EL1G1p111rY OF PERsoNs 70 ruE GENERA1

ELIGIBILITY OF PERSONS TO THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY The following joint resolution,
which was introduced in the Senate some
time since, was passed yesterday. MIR.
Moss (colored), of Buckingham, being the
only Senator voting against it: ii.
''Whereas grave doubts exist In the
minds of the people of this State as to
whether person who is disqualified by the
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution
of the United States from holding office is
eligible to a seat in the General Assembly:
Therefore,
Resolced, That in the opinion of this
General Assembly any person who is enti-
tied to vote under the Constitution of the
State of Virginia is eligible to a seat in
either House of the General Assembly, such
position not being an office within the mean
ing of the fourteenth amendment TO the
Constitution OF the United States"
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ASSASSINATION IN MIssoURI.-h. Louas,
March 23.-Another murder has grown oul
of the assassination of Deputy United States
Collector jenkins, at New Madrid, some
time ago. 1t appears that Thomas Grady
and Edward Newson got into dispute at
New Madrid on Friday last about the MUIR
der of Jenkins, i'll which several other per
Sons participated. Two shots were 1lfed,
and one of Gray's ears was punctlfed.
About 10 o'clock that night Gray was shot
while standing in the porch Of his house by
some unknown person. Newson, being
suspected, gave himself up. He denies any
connection with the assassination.
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CHARGES OF PERJURY AND SUBoRNATION

CHARGES OF PERJURY AND SUBORNATION
OF WITNEssEs.-Scvcral cases, growing out
of the trial of George Chahoon for forgery,
were before Police Justice White yesterday.
Major Paul r. 1iambrick, the Well-knoWn
military commissioner and election super
visor of reconstruction days, was arraigned
on the complaint of Samuel NJ. Page, who
charged that Humbrick had WilflIlly sworn
falsely rs witness in the Chahoon trial. and
to his detriment: On the other hand, Ham,
brick charged Page with unlawfully at
tempting to influence him as 4 witness, or
to direct his testimony. An elderly man of
Amelia county was also up on complaint
of Page for perjury. This last-namcd case
and that of Hambrick were both continued
until the 31st instant, the parties being adj
mitted TO bail in the sum of 500 each for
their appearance at that time. The charges
against Mr.. Page were investigated ut COLI
siderable length, and the result was that
he was honorably discharged, it being es-
tablshed that he had only threatened to
prosecute Major Hambrick if he did not
tell the truth.
In this connection we deem it due to Mr..
Page to make Il statement III explanation or
4 paragraph i'll our report OF The progress
of the ChahoOu trial few days ago. 1t was
said that Il number of witnesses were eX-
amineu with view to impeach the testl-
mony of Mr.. Page. 1t should have been
added that many hiehly-rcSp2ctable cltl-
zens of Richmond, and Of the adjoining
counties also, voluntarily came forward and
testified in rebuttal of this impeachlng teS-
timony, Of which mention was made.
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SUNDAY-SCHooL MEETINGs.-Some of the
Baptist Sunday-school teachers of this city
having extended al invitation to Rev. Geo.
A. Pcltz, of Philadelphia, to make visit
to Richmond in the course Of proposed
tour through the South, he has accepted the
invitation, and will arrive here on Satur-
day next. A series Of Sunday-school meet.
ings have been arranged to take place, at
which some of the prominent friends of the
cause from other parts of the State viii be
present. MIR. Peltz is said TO be an earnest
and accomplished advocate of Sunday
schools, and o popular minister.
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ANOTHER AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO THE
INSTITUTIONAL joint resolution was i'll
troduced in the Senate yesterday by MIR.
Pendleton, of Botetourt, proposing an
amendment to the second section OF the 9TH
article of the Constitution of Virginia in
relation to the Legislative department, as
follows:
Sec. 3. "The members of the House of
Delegates shall be elected biennlally by the
voters of the several cities and counties on
the second Tuesday in October, and shall
he distributed and apportioned as follows
Here follows the apportlonment 1or tne
House of Delegates as passed by the Legls-
lature some time since.
The resolution was referred to the Com
mittee on Courts Of Justice.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks OF courts. shsrifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
ali others having orders for printing, to the facill
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMEsT for the prompt and faithful execution
OK all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
Snort notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
programmes, Bali Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
rags hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
hilis' Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed
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DEATH OF THE LAST SLAVE IN New Jl

DEATH OF THE LAST SLAVE IN New JER.
sEY.-" Charity an old female slave, 80
Years Of age. died on Sunday last at Dun.
aSe ID on ne MSnday at The cid Sauterdam
burying ground. She was one of the few
who did not elect or choose to be free, and
consequently she remained Il lien on the
estate of Simeon Van Ripper, OF Bergen,
and Van Rper's daughter marrying kIch:
ard Alyea, Charity became an attache Oh OF
the Alyea family, where she was kindly
cared for until she dicd.-Paterson Guar
1iUu
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SHREwD RoBBERY.-Boston, March 23.-
Two cases Of dry goods, valued at $1,000,
and u team conveying them to the Phila-
delphia steamer for consignment to Barnes,
Ward IL Co. and W.B. Thomas Co., were
stolen yesterday by an arttul operator, VINO
q nackaec to the fourth story Of the Boston
post building, where he was induced to
wait until the thief passed out by another
entrance and disappeared with the team,
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ASsUNc1ATIoN DAY.-This day is set
apart for the commemoration of the visit
paid by the angel Gabriel to the blessed
Virgin when he revealed the purpose OF
God and told her of the Saviour who should
be born. Services at st. PauPs Episcopal
Church at noon, and at St. Peters Catholic
at The usual hours.
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Row AT THE DOLLAR STORE, $50 Main St eet,
black walnut brackets, hst-racks, &C.; Bohemian
vases. toilet sets, &C.; Backgammon boards, FUR
pished, &C.; jewelry sets, let and gilt bracelets,
plated bracelets, SPAR necklaces, opera chains
garnet sets, .poons, knives, forks, black bags
photograph albums, &c. Under Campben's pho-
[ pra,h gallery. a..a
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LucK AT TIE GREENBR1ER WHlTE.-Th

LUCK AT THE GREENBRIER WH1TE.-The
springs going and travelling public Will be
glad to hear Of the addition Of MIR. Caddis
B. Luck, late Of the spotsWood, to the man a1
phur. The mere announcement will cause
many to decide at once to so to the White
this summer, for Luck's reputation as a
good fellow,a genial host, and a prince
among caterers, is attraction enough. He
i to be the manager, and has already COM
M .uced preparations for the ensuing cam
paign. E J.
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Richmond city not included
The counties having blanks opposite their names
are those from which no census of the school pop
ulat .on has been received
The above apportionment has been ap-
proved by the Board of Education.
The amount apportioned to Henrico is
designed only for those districts which lie
without the city of Richmond, the State
system of schools not having yet been ex-
tended over the latter.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD CITIzEN.-Mr
Henry NJ. BeIcher, for the last sixteen years
the day Waterman at the DanVllle bridge,
died at his residence on the Island yester,
day evening about 2 o'clock, AFTER pre-
illness, aged seVenty-three years. Mi
Belcher was known by many OF our citl'
zens, who will miss hum fr0m MS acctls'
toned place ut the bridge. he was mem e II
Der of the Orders Of Odd Fellows ana nee
Men,
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GOOD THINGS IN ABJSDANcE.--The place to
ouy your candles, Cakes pickles, fruits toys, etc.
Is at ID. CoLUhBUss steam candy manufactory, Oh
Broad street. His prices are lower than any other
house In the city and his candles are always fresh
and pure. French cocoanut cakes and genuine
walnut candy always on hand. Weddings and
parties furnished at short notice and on reasona-
bic terms.
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AT A MEETING of the school trustees OF
Henrico county, on yesterday, at the coun-
ty courthouse, the following text books
we're selected for the Use Of the public
schools in IIenrico county: Holmes
primer, speller, and reader Muury's geoS-
raphy, Dayies's arithmetic, Bullion's gram
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CoNv1cTs SENTENCED.-Judge Minor, of
the County Court, yesterday sent two ne
groes to the neutrality-suspicious. Washing:
ton for five years for house-breaking, and
Ralph Evans Tor one year for malicious
shooting. The court adjourned until April
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COOK LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 A. NJ, by
catalogue, dwarf and standard pear trees,
shruboery, roses, evergreeus, etc.
ISHELL & SON will sell at r. NJ. n firm OF artv
acres, three and half miles west of the CITY.
OH the Deep.run turnpike,
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L1pP1NcoTT's MAGAzINE.-We have re-
ceived from Ellyson & Taylor the April
number OF Lippincotps Magazine. contain
ing Il "sea yarn" by Capt. Il. d. Minor,
of this city.
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REMOVAL OF HANOVER CoURT-HoUsE.-
There will he meeting of the people OF
Hanover county on the 2Sth at the court.
house, that being the first day of the circuit
court, relative to The removal of the court.
house to Ashland.
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COUNTY LEvY.-The levy laid by the
county supervisors was not 20 per cent. on
the State tax, as stated yesterday, but 20
cents on every hundred dollars worth OF
real and personal property in the county.
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AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.

On all public or private sales Of Pea, Estate
made betsceen the lstar January and the lst Of
Jufy the purchasers pay the tanes for the pre-
sent year; 6,a on all sales bet,ose,, the frst
day Of July and the last day Of December the
seller. pdvs them
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APPORTTONMENT OF STATE
SCHOOL FUNDS.
scn0oi Population OF the Various
Counties, with the Amount
to which Each fl
Entitled. -

The following table, obtained from the
office Of Rev. Dr.. Ruffner. S11nerintcndent
OF Public Instruction, gives the school poD-
Iulatlon of all the counties of the State that
nave sent in their census returns, and also
me amount of money coming to each from
Inc. State school funds now ready for distri-
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MARCH "a, ISL
Mr.. William Jones, 104 Concord street; j..
r. Storrs, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. j. f. Lyon,
SaIom VA
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POLICEMAN APPoINTED.-The Board of
Police Commissioners have appointed VIM.
Shepperson to ill the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of Policeman FOrestall.
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You can buy anthracite coal as low as 81 per
ton, and Clover Hill COAL coke, and wood at great
y reduced prices at PAGES, 10Th and Cary, or 7os
Grace street
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CANDIES of every kind and description, made
OF the best and purest materials are found at PIz
z1NI's, No. so7 Broad street. His cream choco-
lates, nut, plain and French candles, cannot be
slrpasscd
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SHIRTS made to order at NOAH WALKER &
CO.'S, 1905 Main street. CAN and leave your mea-
sure If you wish something nice. A perfect tit
guaranteed,
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VELVET HAT BRusH.-F Friend W EIsIGEH, cor
ner 18th and Main, has something novel III the way
OF s'Hat Brush" which he gives gratuitousiy
10 every patron who purchases SIX nat from
him, Csli and get one, and you win be pleased.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
.A sns a ak i sri and IPLAsTEB nILLs;
Rt;iT,ERS EORGINGS, CASTINGS OF lRGH
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and SAW-AILLS Of various Sizes
always on hand.
Old Engines, &C., repaired and sold on comm,s.
sion or ex changed Tor new. All other repairs
promptly aud satisfactorily done.
seni for descriptive circulars.
de.I WILLIAM 4. TANNER u co.
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THROUGH TO HoLLYwooD.-On and after
Monday next all the city railway cars will
run through to Hollywood, disseminating
their trips to Brooke ayenu.
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, lll6 Main street, are pub
fishers agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by state Board of Education for use in public
schools Of Virginia.
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SCHOOL BooKS.-Great Inducements offered ir
school books by ELLYSoN i TAYLOR, Ills Mair
street.
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Good things can be had at the Prince OF Conrec-
TONERS, PIzzINI. All sweet things, such as Can
dies Fruits, Cakes, &C., can be found there at all
times.
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acknowledgements Walker on yester-
day appointed w. S. Butt coroner for the
county of Norfolk, and Matthew Houston
a notary public for the county of Smyth.
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Boys and Children's Straw Hats.-A large lot
(new) Just received at prices from CSC. and up.
wards, at WEIsIGE R's, 1901 Main street.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS l.
SPENCE & con.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at 80, $3.50
1915 and f4.50 per 1000 at the Dispatch Printing
Establishment.
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Master workmen, and a lot of them at e. Z
SPENCE b SONS.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREsT.-The Religious Her.
aid, OF this city, Is read in every neighborhood IL
Maryland, the Viyginias and the Caroliuas. Ii.
advertising rates are very reasonable.
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OLD PApERs az 4oc. per hundred at the Dis
patch coun.ing-room.
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LNT'fFN bFFII M II -. F'!II II. II w
No. 10 Broad street. hcJS, en- 9TH and 5tn.
aIu row receiving fu;l iluc, consisting Of the
latest styles OF LADIES. lei e.. and Chill
hTf\'S BOOTS. SHOES, and S:,iH:EtSS. con-
si>ting .,r AN endless variety %! cl!It. DSE:,'S
ami MISSES CGLDEFb SHOES, and, also, the
latest .lvlc> OF L..Dit \ Sii -. he prices are
a. lny u, any "Jlrr hons, in the city, md will try
L. III rsc and all. Don't forge. ~ cab before
purrNaslug c's,.Wh re- Il The 4 j. : Boot and Shoe
Emporium NJ. rs Hru.t,! street, hctw"cil !tu and
5ia tr".tS. next door 10 Mrs. J.. l.. Jones NIL
lt.,-y sore f.nh lii /. II, ia EIIS.
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SILK and Cloth Hats, for men and boys, new
styles, just received at WEIsIGER's, 1901 Main
strp,t
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The chairs will be removed from Assembly Hal
this morning to make room for skating ut II
O'Clock.
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WHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE,
w 1905 MIN ST., RICE MO NIL have now
70 hand direct from the IN snuiscturfrs In huroRe
and the United States, one OF the largest BEST
selected, and cheapest stocks OF Ch1SA GLAsss
and HO USE.EU FURNISHING GOODS ever 0ueteS1
In this market TO which ] call the attention oi
merchants from Virginia, North Caronns, aba
Tennessee. guaranteeing 70 them prices ~ low AZ
e rSsb Ii !. : ~ JOHN ASHER:
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Custom goods In endless variety a. E. B. SPENCE
SOS,s
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"fou Know How 1t Is Yourself" "H-y.'
New style hat at WhISIGER'S, 1901 Main street.
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Latest novelties for gentlemen at y. B. SPENCE
Il SONS.
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MACHINERY. &c.
NE ACHINE SHOE
SLOAT & AD0INGTON.


WORKS AND lSSI AMI laLS YAK 4
STREET, BETWEEN FoURTEENTHA AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIR GINA
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE RE-
PAiRING STEAM-ENGINESa and ROLLERS IN
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF all
ktrds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TENIhti-.iILLS made and repaired 10 JOHN
HANCOCK's SUPERIOR SA h Plat IT
FORM aud all other kinds q SSALES kELA1f &.
f Fl $50; PATENT sTNAM-ENGINE 60.
VERNON, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM,EE.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted 6y as Tor
one wear, and we sell them at low PRICES Ws,keeR
ali kinds OF BRASS W0Rk or SurEhaOh
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, OMmCUrS H9h
SHAfTING, sELF-FEEDERs, sTE STE! HIS
RofTfER.Fi,uE CLEANERS, aud a general as
sortmurt of such articles as are used by all run.
ming steam-engines and saw-nills.
n'Ah SLOAT q ADDINGT0N,
,a,s la2o and 1924 Cary street.
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AMUSEMENTS.
FIFTY DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS!

The pupblic is respectfully Informed that Mr.
THEO. THOMAS will give r
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
FRIDAY EVENING, March e4tb,
.. AND .xt.,r
SATURDAY EVENING, March 18th.
First appearance OF the celebrated Pianist
Miss ANNA MEIfLIG,
pronounced by the press wherever she has APP
pearad the greatest Pianist that has beSn heard In
this Country. Together with the
UNklVALLED ORCHESTRA,
many Of whom are
EMInENT SOLOISTS.
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CLoTuING.-E.B 3. SPENCE & Son,
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L. 8. SPENCE Il SoN.-Ulothing.
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Good Cutters ut K. Il. SPENCE l. SONS.
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Aithmond 1ispattlt,
SATURDAl............MARCH %, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIsPATCH
r. LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIR
vl-LATiuN OF Ali THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Skating Rink open at 10 this morning. asss
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Spring STYLE Silk IIat.-Just received third sup
ply at " EIsIGER's, 12O1 Main street.
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CRY AUDITORS 0FyicE,}
prSunoNp VA MAR b 81. ISfL y

CITY AupITOA'S UFxICEs}
RICHMOND, VA, AarSh2i 18Th
r,sHE CITY ASSESSMENT FOE Lt-
cSksE TAKES Fob THIS YEAH is1l -
now med In this otce for inspection, whese y wi
remain Tor seven days ST. ....s. n~an4,
l.iquor-dealefs commission n4s,, Z,
Ths Finance Committee O ihs City Coasci. VIA ia
Sas , ~ ssan, ar ON WEDNESDAY aua Tsuhs-
DAY. March ash and seth. 1871. from ss9 sSSioSN
p "A. W ~. ~. AAS1S 80 4 ndffoY
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Skating at the Rink this morning at 10.
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l,uR SALE.-l have been authorized Ga
Z IA M Gamer 10 ffrr for sale privately Ill
ma, very desirable BSltk >TCCCuED iltt, r..
AM! lot situated on tie south side of Grace.
mc,wrcn tn and >lh stree; Is. containing ten roon,
ts.rhrn vi. n 40 rso,uS. ant O,hG- rcnrcnCCs.
Ir. III Is 81 ~ 81. |! Is now occupied by MIR.
James h. Pee + ~ i rem OF $500 per an 'tn.
Y. -. rAENG.
,,h .. u Real Estate Agent.
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Skating at Assembly Hall this morning.
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y S-Ecll estate IN Charlotte county, Va,
u'r,i, n, taken IN exchange. Also. for sale or
r,rI irN ACRES on Tie Grove road, one mile
,,,s. NJ irr citr limits. felS.N &S2m
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LYME & BROTHER.
1,IR SALE or RENT.-My family 81

1'NN SAIE VN MN '-.Ny E'IIIITI n;
L u-rro> ing tn return Ia the cuutr! cariN ELL
~ IN. S2ring. I oArr 10: sale or mt that large
,9G ,,.>;rahIc thMl..I kt SlDFNEE. corner OF
Main &nG Isl streets. II contains ten rooms ana
IA. been recently fUcd up THROUGHOUT the cnllte
,,-r-of>.> a, = very Il ANY Ar"lsc. Is now o.
t,r ~ cue ot ilc most cestrsile and valuable
t.,r ur ;,-n:,tr;v IN fhc MAJ Ike. sar'y posses
,,r .i>.. # d,>t;Cd. F.: ttf"I>. &C., which Will
~. n Az, c,s,. apply or he premises 10
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TOR RENT, 4 POPULAR SUM g.
L MN Kt.>..RT. eligihly located In The I'll
Blue Ridge mountains, nea. the Chesapeake aud
Ohio railroad II has b+"n Ia successful opera
zion for many wears before and since the war.
TIE huIld:nss. Including iGruIt&r,, garden, sun-
MS Of tc. g.. Will Dc rent don rcas Euable terms
10 = responsible person. Araly -
!LFiT & WATKINS
n.cnt"n; 80. I'll vain ST.. Eicliiunnd
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Spring Neck Ties at E. B. SPENCE & SONS.
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SPENCE t SoN-Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
WOOD AND COAL.

COAL A ND WOOD.
BEST ANTHRACITE and BITUMlSOCs
COAL, COKE, and WOOD OF all kinds, ut lowest
market rates.
ANTHRACITE COAL as low as 81 per ton
GLOVER HILL from q. so to 65 rs. and other fuei
In proportion ut 10Th and Cary or 7es Grace street.
NH 25-tAp6 CHAS. H. PAGE CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
EDGES, Ssh4sE;:s, Hct
LNrlFS' BD0T AND >HHE FMPnEIUM,

NEW SPRING STYLES FOR 1S71A
y ksA
At TIE 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25

EOR RENT, LOT on Canal street. a.
L with Il large stable thereon. recently &C. Ell
cup,cd by McsSrS. NCShy & Curtis.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
NH q st kcai f. tate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25

EOR RENT. the STOREIlOUSE on g.
L Is II street bsts cen Maic and Cary, ~ Ia
=. rsent ocIup.e': 10y Mr.. \. :. Lee.
JANE: VI. TAYLOR.
llh "G-3. Real Estate = GENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25

EOR RENT, The UPPER PART a..
L OF THE HOUSE over the store of W. Eli
/. Fleming, Esq, sitcated on the moth sid oi
Main street., between 18th and 18th streets. n"w In
tie occupancy al Mrs. !. =. Moore. Possession
Cxr hc had On The Isl day Of Npr,l nGAt.
nh @5-lt f.. y. EAGl;u. EcaI state Agtr'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25

TOR BALTIMORE.-Stea
ELLIE KNIGHT will leave hei
wharf on MONDAY, AZ II O'Clock NJ. Freight
received Friday. saturday. and up to III O'Clock
| A. NJ Monday. Passage, Us. For freight or pas-
q age apply to WA. L, bhEIl, -
NH 2a-EsSM4w Agent.