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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-24

UNITED STATES SPECIAL AND INCOME
TAXEs.-We learn at the office of the United
States Assessor of Internal Revenue that
the assistant assessors are now very busy in
registering the names of oil who are liable
for license or special tax for the year end
ing April 30, 1872. This includes all classes
of liquor dealers (wholesale and retail),
dealers in and..manutacturers of tobacco and
cigars, leaf tobacco dealers, manufacturers
of stills and distillers. Every one continuing
in these occupations should register at once
with the assistant assessors, at the custom
house, to enable them to make full and
correct list of all who are liable to special
tax for 1871 and 1872.
In registering, the taxpayer must always
state his place OF residence. ANY one tail
ing to attend to this call will incur penalty
OF 30 per cent, to be added to the tax by
the assistant assessor. Income blanks are.
also ready, and will be furnished at the as
SCISSORS office to all who may apply for
them. The issuing Of blanks was neces-
srily delayed in the Department until now,
hence the Importance of making this return
without delay. The law requires return
of all incomes over $1,000. In revenue laws
Ignorance excuses no man." and all penal
ties are enforced.
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ADRoIT SwINDLE OF BANK.-For ways
Tint are dark" and tricks that are not
always vain, the swindlers of the present
day are famous, and it Is wonderful how.
Of all others, they SO often play them off
successfully upon banks and bankers In our
large Cities So numerous and ingenious,
however, are the ways of the tricksters
that honest men cannot always be up with
them Mt the moment. The practice of de-
posting certified checks and making trans
actions on them has afforded facilities for
swindlers at various times In New York,
and yesterday an operation of this sort was
got off here on one of our banks. In the
morning, shortly after banking operations
commenced, a young man about % years of
age, of gentlemanly exterior, and dressed
in gray suit, entered the Third National
Bank, on South street, near Cd, and pre-
sented to Mr.. A. NJ. Carter, the cashier,
letter purporting to be signed by L. B.
Cottington g. Co., of New York, introdu-
cling him as John r. Thompson. He en-
tered into conversation with Mr.. Carter,
informing him of his intention to enter into
the tobacco business here, and talking about
the different descriptions of tobacco, Ken
lucky and Virginia products, and other
matters connected with the tobacco trade.
He referred also to firm in the trade in
balilLlOlCS Will uC Luz HCSsOblitlCu
for store. He desired to arrange for keep
ing his account with the Third National,
but seemed somewhat displeased when in
formed that the bank would not allow in
terest on his deposits. He finally, however,
decided on selecting the bank as his depos-
tory, and deposited certified check in
the name of L. B. Cottington &; Co. on
well-knoWn New York bank for $4,000.
The man then left, but in few minutes
returned, and remarking that he had i'm
mediate use for some money, drew a check
for 300 which aah was Paid to him him in in cur tno
bank the second time, in reply to Il tee-
gram sent to the New York bank, word
came that the draft for $4,000 was base
forgery. The detective officers were at once
put on the alert for the successful swim
dler, but to late hour last evening he had
eludcd arrest.-Baiin,ore Sun, 23d.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF Rev. FATHER WEED.-1ntelli-
gence was received here last evening of the
death in Norfolk Yesterday morning of Rev.
j. Amber Weed, priest of the Catholic
Church. Father Weed was well known in
Richmond, having been for some time past
assistant pastor (under Father Andrew Of
St. Patrick's parish, Church Hill. Since he
left Richmond he has been stationed at
SLaunton, but went to Norfolk to receive
medical attendance at the Hospital St. Vim
cent de Paul. He was good man and gen.
orally beloved. The remains will be brought
to Richmond to-day. ".. .. -.-,.-
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THE REPORT OF THE SAN Domingo CON-
MIssIoNERs-A SynOpsis.-A dispatch from
Key West to the New York Herald, refer
ring to the arrival of the Tennessee, with
the San Domingo commissioners on board,
says:
Commissioner Wade finished his report
on Saturday last, and submitted it to his
brother commissioners the following morn
ing. 1t begins by detailing the work Of the
commission, and goes on to describe the
political condition of the country. Mr..
Wade takes the ground that Baez is the de
.facto President of the Republic, and that
Government that Cabral is a mere bandit,
living in, mountain district, where he is
sustained by Hayti. The people Of San
Domingo, MIR: Wade says, are oVerwhelm-
ingly in favor of annexation. They are
described as a quiet, orderly, industrious
race. .. ....
The charges of corruption against United
States officers in the negotiation of the
treaty of 1869 are branded as villainoils
SANDERS, without a shadow of foundation.
The report, which is favorable to anneXl-
ton in every particular, closes with the
remark that "to embrace this opportunity
to plant Our Republican institutions and
establish civil liberty and American ciyili-
cation upon that beautiful and productive
island, thus laying the groundwork Of u
great, free; and prosperous State, would
add another to The achievements of our
Republic worthy to rank with the great
events of our history, and would be equally
beneficial to the people of both Countries
DR.. Howe endorses Air. Wade's report in
every essential particular. At the various
meetings Witch have been held during the
last forty ight hours the subject has been
thoroughly discussed. Mr.. White objects
to the closing paragraph of the report; but
Mr.. Wade is firm in his determination that
it shall not be stricken out, and DR.. Howe
fully agrees with him, and will sign it. Mr.
White is writing some ideas Of his own,
principally historical, which he wishes to
insert in the report, and which, if inserted,
will not materially alter it. The PROBABLE
ties are that White will finally agree to the
latter clause, and that the report will be
unanimous. The report rs it stands now
is about four columns in length.
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White m'estding.-The following cases were
disposed of: -,,-e. .....-....
James White (colored), charged with bas-
tardy, was sent on for Indictment.
Randolph beth, assaulting and beating
Thomas Randolph, was fined $3.50.
William Catouthorn, assaulting and beat
ing K. S. Butler, was discharged.
Alexander Gates, assauting and using
indecent language towards Ann knight,
was fined So. Gates was also fined $3.50
for pulling AIMS ears.
Owen insolvency, charged with being a
lunatic. A commission to examine into
his case was ordered.
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LAYING TEE COUNTY LRvY-OTcers
Salaries, &c.-The supervisors of Henrico
county met at the courthouse yesterday,
and afler considering and passing upon
sundry bills presented to them, raised the
county levy from II per cent. on the State
Tax, as had been fixed by previous meet
ing, to 20 per cent. They also fixed the
salaries Of the county officers as follows !:
Clerk, $500 per year; commemorative
attorney; $So0 per year sheriff, 81 ,250 per
quistes as were allowed under the old
Constitution, except that the sheriff, not
collecting the revenue as formerly, loses
the greater part of his income arising from
that source, .stE
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ASSEMBLY HALL To-NIGHr.-To-nigh

ASSEMBLY HALL To-N1GHT.-To-night
Theodore Thomas and his talented compa-
ny will give the first of two grand orches-
trail concerts at Assembly Hall. The pros
pect is good not only for a most delightful
entertainment, but for one Of the most
there ought to be crowded house, for
never has Richmond enjoyed such an OPP
portunity of hearing orchestral music. The
Reputation of Theodore Thomas as must.
clan is worldwide, and he has never, that
we are aware, had dissatisfied audience.
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TO the Public.
METROPOLITAN IRON AND BRASS WORKS,
CORNER 7TH AND CANAL STs.,

CORNER 7TH AND CANAL STs., :
RICHMOND, VA, March %, 1871.
The communication of the Tredegar com.
pany in the Dispatch of to-day causes us,
very reluctantly, to appear In reply.
The calculations contained In our COM
munication addressed to +. r. Brannan,
Esq, chairman Committee on Light, are
SO ."ingenious" that We defy the Tredegar
company or "one Of our engineers" Co
show flaw in them and while we would
be very willing to take 300 as o full
equivalent for our contract with the city, II
money-making was our only object and the
Council was willing to accept the Iredegar
company as contractors in our stead, yet as
8 matter of reputation, which, as young
men and manufacturers, we are anxious 10
build up, we would not part with our con-
tract for double what we expect to make
out of IL and the 1rede9ar company cam
buy it at any price. -
We would add that while the amount
named above would not be large profit on
q job of such magnitude and risk (only
about eighteen per cent?, yet we say to our
citizens, In all candor, that we have no idea
that upon this, our first holder, we can
realize anything like that sum. Z ;
WIZ. +. TANNER d. Co.
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No skating at the rink until Saturday morning.

JOB PRISTISG.-We call the attention Of mer.
chants, clerks Of courts. shedfs lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents and
all others having orders for printing, TO che fact-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAB-
LIsHMEyT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish At
short notice Cards, Btll-Heads, Letter-Heads, Y
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-BiIls Catalogues, Bills Of Faro, show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
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REGISTRATION FOR RICHMOND C1TY.-A bill
was introduced in the Senate yesterday by
Mr.. Courtney providing for a general regis
tration of the voters Of the city Of Rich
mond, to be had not less than twenty days
day in May. This bill was presented in
view of the contemplated increase in the
number Of wards by the City Council.
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CANE PREsENTATIoN.--Colonel Edmund
Pendleton, the Senator from Botetourt,
was presented on yesterday with hand
some walking-cane made from piece of
the timber taken from the debris at the time
of the Capitol disaster. Mr.. Taylor, the
Auditor, who presented the cane, said he
had been looking for the "best fellow In
the Legislature" and had concluded to set
tie upon Col. Pendleton as filing the bill.
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HENR1co COUNTY CoURr-Judge E. @. Nj.
nor presiding.-Yesterday the jury In the
case of James Solomon, indicted for permit
ting unlawful gaming at his ordinary, failed
to agree, and a nolle prosequi was entered
on payment OF costs. Solomon is indicted
also in two other cases.
This being the last day of the term, sem
tence will be passed Oh several criminals.
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The following is the enclosed note:
80 ,.-1l to-n

SHENANDOAH VALLEY RA1LRoAD.--In the
United States Senate yesterday Senator
Lewis, of Virginia., introduced a bill to
Grant lands in aid of the construction OF
The Shenandoah Valley railroad, in Viz,
ginia, which was referred to the COMMITTEE
on Public Lands. :.
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A D1sAPPo1NTMENT.-M Nichols, who
was announced to give couple OF poetic
and humorous readings in this city this
week, failed to fill his engagement. The
lecture committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association have received from
him the assurance that he will be here in
A nril
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PIzzINI's IcE-CRsAM SALOON, No. so7 Broad
street, will be open this evening TO those who wish
10 refresh themselves after the concert. You wiz
and there the most delicious creams and cakes
besides his store Is supplied with the best candies
oranges, and many other coed things. ~ B
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ETouRHAAENT,-The next
thing in order in the series of entertain
ments for the benefit OF, the Pythian Hall
fund will be a yelocipede tournament at
Assembly Hall q week from To-day Ihere
have; been good many entrees OF Velo et''
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell Mt P. M. a
store and dwelling Mt the northwest corner of
Main and 18th streets.
THOs. W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 O'Clock table
ware, cutlery, &c.
COOK & LAUGdTON will sell at 10 O'Clock
household furniture, cutlery, mirrors, &c.
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WE have received from Johnston & Sell
den, ncws-dealers, No. 91S Main street,
Harper's Magazine for April and Appleton's
Journal this week. They have all the latest
magazines, &c.
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sRRIaG.--AM the beautfM styles for spginG
wear are TO be seeu 1t 4. b. spRFcE q E0ps,
merchant tailoring estabifshment. Hsyink sus d
larged their establishment, they now offer az fsll
q line OF ready-msde clothing and geutsenen,s
furnishings as can be found anywhere. Remsn-
ber 1900 is the place. X -
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HARpER's WEEKLY and Frank Leshe's
Illustrated papers have been received from
Ellyson s. Taylor, booksellers and news
dealers, No. 1116 Main street. Both are
excellent numbers.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

On all public or priuate sales Of Real Estate
made bett1eera the 1st Of January and the lst Of
July the purchasers pay the tares for the pre-
sent year; but ON all sales 5etpeea the first
dap Of July and tie last dayof December the
seller pays them" ts, 9e. a.s
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NEW Fl AMpsHrRE.-The Concord Pdtrtot,i
uporl the most positive assurances as to the
snolitical status Of each member. composes
The New Hampshire House Of Represent
atives of 1888 Democrats and 16a RepuD-
.ltcans. 20. 81 81 4 Is, -
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FALSE ALARM.-The alarm of fire turned
in at Box No. s, Second police station
house, yesterday morning at 1:15 o'clock,
proved to be false.
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Skating rink not open until Saturday morning.

THE RELIGIOUS GERALD Is one Of the best me-
diums in the South for reaching the eye pub
lie. The business men Of Richmond should usei Its
advertising columns. ONCE on Main street, OPP
nos1ta Diapstch Office. - ~. 49, u.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-OFTIoE MARCH %, ISL
Messrs. Joseph NJ. Wright &c Go , Rio ia
metro, Brazil; VIM. Baker, Clea street;
Fleming Ross, Hurricane Bridge Mayor
Kelley, Richmond; Marcus, Richmond.
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We sell the Howe sewing machines we sell
Butterick's celebrated patterns we rent all kinds
Of sewing machines; we sell BUTTERFLIES Metro
politan book Of fashions at 16cs ,Butteriek's
fashion plates at 75c. s9 .s2,ss4aa.asJ
49,, McKENTEY's SO Main street.
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ELLYsoN s TAYLOR, 111s Main street, are pub
fishers agents for Guyot's Biographies, adopted
by sta.e Board Of Education for use In public
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MARQUIS OF LoRNE CoLLARs.-somethingn new
and very nice just received aud for sale by T.. Be
SPENCE g. Son, 1900 Main street. syt.zg AIS
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No skating at the rink this afternoon.

II you desire rosy cheeks and complexion fair
and free from pimples, blotches, and eruptions,
purify your blood by taking Dr.. PIEHc1,s AIT.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. u has NO
equal for this purpose, nor as remedy for Liver
complaint or biliousness. Sold By all druggists.
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Magnoliaa, Esergreens. Roses. Pear Trees, snd
Fancy shrubbery TO be sold at auction on sstur.
day m ,rning by COOK & LAUGHToN at their auc-
corner Governor and Franklin 80.
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4 NEW ERA-B 90 5 A y Da.
~ SnokS At RETAIL Al WaDL K. wa,

sale rHlCtS.-Wc will from this day 49,
sciI pur goods At the very lowest pfices fer cash.
~ NJ The buyer III retail tn. advantage Of our
whnlcsaic prices. We make II specially To sen
'hc 81 II OF g. EDS at The L:I y EoI PRICES.
V. pay particular atte|tiou t. nave goGLS
Wa,. II the best materials, with thu view OF good.
.aa>y-trtlng, durable, and sly lish goods. We are
making almost daily additions Ia our ST. OK,
III Mug our assortment one OF Tho very best IL Tho
,r.y We nave all sizes and widthS, and FULL
LINES made Of all the most approved materials
q; III. day. Call anC satisfy yom self Of the fact.
We lave ilr. gouas, and mean u sell them The
u put.uInn oil our goods Is TOO well known to need
ANY further mention. We have also a good stock
"f TRUNKS. SATCHELS, &c, which We art
ScIilGc 1T factory prices.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
Corner 5th and Broad aud 1893 Main street.
l., 4. BRANCH is at our Main street store and
would bc pleased to have his friends call on him.
+. S.-Be particular and call 1T the CORNER
OF FIFTH AND BnUAD STREETG. NH l.3m
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FINANC1AL.-The State Treasury was re-
cruited on yesterday with u deposit of
$4,000, made by the sheriff of Culpeper
comfy,
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A NOTABLE VIsIToR.-Our Office was hon.
cred yesterday morning by call from Mr.
Rob't Hoe. the inventor of that great lever
whic know moves the world to action and
directs its moral forces-the Hoe printing
press. He is accompanied by his family, on
tour of observation and for health and plea
sure, as well, through the South. AT sight of
him how the old f'times came DER u.s." The
years rolled backward, and we stood boy
again by the side of our old "ramaSe
press. with its double pull and screw,
ind average speed of three impress
sions to the minute. That was but
thirty wears ago. Few were the papers
printed then, and fewer the books. But
Omnipotence once again said "Let there be
light" and Robert Hoe sprang forth from
the darkness genius Of good, to flood the
world with renewed brilliancy. His great
invention at once created and established q
new era in printing, and proclaimed q new
eospel of freedoiIi--the freedom Of the mind
of men from the shackes of ign0rance. Go
we down the tide OF time for Il thousand
years, and the brightest page in history will
be that which reminds posterity of their
Indebtedness to the inventor of the Hoe
presses. The public. not less than the print
inc profession, owe him d debt of gratitude
which far outweighs the obligations they
are under to all the heroes, statesmen, and
philosophers who have illustrated the age,
and they will not be slow to say it.
America should be, and is, justly proud
of this eminent citizen, who has so well
performed his part in extending her fame !:
and in all future time his name on the scroll
of her great ones will be linked with that OF
Franklin aid OF Morse. But the time is
not vet arrived to ill the measure of bis
honors. 10 history we leave that grateful
duty. and to his monument his epitdQh.
We trust our citizens and the people OF The
South will extend Il warm welcome to him,
and make his ways among us smooth and
pleasant; ,...
In the course Of an interesting conyersa.
ton on the subject of printing-presses and
the printing business generally, Mr.. Hoe
informed us that he is making arrange
ments to establish a mandatory of his
largest presses in England. He says this
has been rendered necessary by reason OF
the difference in the cost of material and
the price of labor, which precludes the
possibility of American manufactures COM
peting with those of England In that king
dom and on the continent. The fact that
his presses are used everywhere in Europe
and that they are taking the place of the
best inventions of. Europe, is quite flatter
ing to our national pride.
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RessaEA, SHesEs. Ar.
NEW SPRING STYLES FOR 1S11H.
Mt THE S~

LNNiE>' EDOT AND SHOE Emporium,
No. rs Broad street. hrlwIe u .th and 5th.
am ruw rcr"! ing Il fun line. consisting Of The
--latest -Iyrs q! LADIES'. MISSES, and chill
pSIh'S BOOTS, SHOES. and ;:tlpPEE>;, con-
@i.lins ~ an "u'litS> variety "f (lltuD*iIE'S
ana tli>SE~a C!yLoKED SHOES. and, also, the
, ,itst siylc, OF LADIES Ill -. The prices ere
t"yr ANY other hous" IN the city, "ni siil try
T. pl,ssc one aud AL. Don't i,cEcr t. call before
.Urcnasii3g -5ewh !" al Inc : :: * Boot and Shoe
Emporium. NJ. ii& Eiroad street, between 4tn and
IN trees. next door IL Mrs. /; y. Joues's mfl-
uucrv store. iuh III -. VI A KRIS.
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SCHOOL BooKs.-Great inducements offered In
school books by ELLYsoN i TAYLOR, lils Main
street. /.
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CONVICT REoE1vED.-Armistead Todd was
received at the penitentiary on yesterday
from Grayson county, to be confined for
two years for manslaughter.
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SHIRTS made 10 order Of NOAH WALKER 4
CO.'S, 1906 Main street. Call end leave your mea
sure il you wish something nice. A perfect q
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Germany will render easy the task of get
ting back the criminal. 1t Is probable tnat
au officer will start for Bremen IN q lew
days, and that the fugitive viii be In Cnlca-
60 before many months.
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MESSAGE FROM THE DEEP.-We have re-
ceived the following letter, with the en-
closure. The letter is from Il gentleman in
every way reliable, and is written hur-
riediy, in pencil, upon English paper, or
paper which has the stamp of a crown
upon IT. The bottle also enclosed piece
of gulf seaweed:
MARCH Is, 1871.
Mr.. EDlToR-Dear Sir: My son, Louis N.
Mears, aged seven years and six months,
has found well-corked bottle along my
shore, containing I note, with this sample
of seaweed. from ship in u storm, eX-
Decting to be lost. This may be a matter
of importance to some people, and send
it to YOU to use your own discretion.
Respectfully, 49, t
THos. T. MEARs, Back River,
four miles from Hampton, Va.
= The following is the enclosed note:
MARCH Il, 1870.
Ship Wellington, of Liverpool, Oft Cape
Henry. Wind blowing n. +. Pumps
continually going. Don't expect to live the
nj ght out. Bound to Charleston. Please
notify Ludlow Matthews, Esq, Beach ST.,
Philadelphia, if we go down.
52G. , avs. CAPT. FL. CoGsTER.
1These figures probably refer to the num-
Der of the house of Mr.. Matthews. Nor
folk VlrganiGn. 49,. rs
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b ,ENynLarEs furnished and printed Of q, We
sa1s, and s45oper l,oco, at the Dispatch Printing
- q - tssss - So
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PENsIoN AGENTS, DC.

oOLDIERs OF 1872, who served sixty,
= DAYS. and widows Of such who were married
prior TO oath December lsi4 can have tn inc rppnb
the ns.loce or calling ut 1o4 Clay street, bssSesn
lss and 3D. Richmond "a; T. SUTTON, JH.,
-, OF dot Sw1th Late u, s. Pension Agent.
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STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS, wholesale
and retail at ELLYsoN & TAYLOR llls Main street.