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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

Gin etgen ii mIt6es Gefa-
N c n t rpurbe rieier Sage In Wepiprp, MaI.,
erphnet. Iprt berflgie Elm Sr. 9. 8. San~
born, baB ietn G~nohen9erlie ben Nrpfeftren
M9aiiis unp Sptmes %iiber9tben, ron bifien in
Ger beNten N1t une 0eile bergertdtet unp I'M
Muleum Der Sarp1rp> nntperlitat aufeeltett
ptrren fpG. Sstne &aut tp1 iarph Begerbt
unp nit r~erlflbcn cine Srcmnel uber3p9en
perben, lpelde feinem Sreunee, BEN beriibnt>
ten Gronntler Wdrten Sthpipn, 3utn prdlent
aemadt rerpen lpl. Dieier lpa eetalten lrtn,
ldbrltA am II. Sunt am 8unferbill' 0ipnu>
rnente BEN ,gIlnfee Gpcole" 5u trpnmeln.
| Serner lpa auf pas cine Xromnetfell 9ppe's
untpeIfdl.@3cbet uno anf bic anfe.e Seite
| SeferiDn'f llnabtlnDiGfett5' Grfldrung ge>
p(uft percen. Gle 8cile ietnes gapaSers
ioaen bon elmer DGnaerfatrif ipr9faItt9 prd>
pdrtrt UNI CUR Slngur9 elmer america
nttden ulnie pellprncet iperten, ipelde an
Ger 3anoliraBe gepflnat iperren len, edmtt
Der 2anpItann unter rerlelben S6attm iud,en,
Fer W1npfrer ruben unp pie Sinner bort ipte>
len fpnnfn. Sic ,N.,g. Shines" nentt btele
Gerftiaung fetr vetninf.t9 bis auf bas STpm-
melfeG; iie iast, eb edbe &albfele 9enug,
unb man brau6e sellquii1 md ntdbt Al
SI''oshelsh ltlht Obltu'Hi 81 htVNhtl-
Sn @afttngtDn fae!e far5li9 elm
alter 61eeftpi3; ySelbit ipenn ben Sraren
bus Stlmmrent ein9erdumt plrbe, 70 braude
9%iprpanertf1 rod fetne Surdt su baben, lie
cine Srdu ais 9rdiipenttn an Der Spite eer
Union 3u ie9en, neil fetne Srau etn9eifetPn
perpe, iber 35 Saere alt au fem, peldes
filter man uberlGrttteil babelt itue, um Jun,
grdlicenten gepdblt iperben su fDnnen." O..
gebeutenber y anferptt In
% l ut n9tpm, De1.- Sn QBilmtn9>
ton, DEL, no lett etnemt Sabre Seri6ieesne
beceutenre S%aIiHements sprfdmen, Tt Der
peut,he Ghub : Sabritant Soi. gidta ban>
terptt 9erOrpen. Gin bpriises giatt fhreibt
lber tbn: 3 -
uSr. y. Battle pdbrenb tes 8rtescs fein
@eitdft beseaienp in RE SDbe 9ebrdht unb
befAdfltste balfanstg 80 loo Mann. Seine
9lererungen an rte Negterung fpaIet fetr be-
~ceuteup, benn nit ietnen Ntaidtnerie'n fpnn<
tea tdsltb afpte Auanttdter Shube II. Siie,
| fel fur bic Mrmee urlb zen pripat : Uetbrauh
IN; fernen Weiten atJefertt9t Werren, er gait
besbalb ais elmer Ter ppblba5enolen MGnner
IN pteler Stabt. Iuh mar er Elm febr feiBt~
ger, nii6ierner Wann, pelder ME Serfeblte,
SpHbthyp t'bttu'hbiy Wv wv ~. ptitlcttlWs
au eriteRea, Iab Wleinanp bate urfade lih
M @ertn9ren Iber TIN gu befla9en. Setne
arbeiisr uno @ae. bic NIT tom @eidafte
ntadten, betdblte CT r~e9flmdBig; tesbatb
ftaEb fetn greott febr gut. aber elmer ietuer
greettpren, REDEEM or $4,000 fhulrete,
ianptc ttnt cen 9HeriT auf ben 9als tits felt
Der !3ett baben ffh noh anbere Grepttpren III
ben getauie ron $95, 600 aenteipet, peldse pon
$500 bis $4,000 au fprpern baben. @atr>
ttetniifh ptro rte SaGe permtttett uno 70 IL,
10 piet Yrpjsnt am Dollar besablt, ramit bas
Gelbaft ntdt etnsebt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

eostsn e%nlptangtn 100 @Gaonen alien pronntfpstn /;
nets porEGtbi9 a9aisIep nnb aBtlnt Der alien Gtruiti
Spbn E3lIGpn s. SUbH uno .. -. 3 6 ~.
1setr. VII. II, ssrftsSaltHorefr tSan. 20, 3I1ts. J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

NattpnaIe 8atderet unt Bet
te1tdfttgfett tpp1en inter ben Deut.
iHen i'm alien gatettaabe bod gar ntGt auf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

1AVNs Nh0
tltber Die B . 3ttteH ar 2anb'
bl6tter leier mir in Der vGUuntil Sluffs
Bolt: Sic sgeotuf BoI.7 nelAe anfdn9li6
oreirat eri&iencn mar, Damn fth out Srpsl
Ausaaben in Der gBp4e btI9rdnlte. muB in
Der e%tosnp3rtiaeu armsn @.{dGItsstit norauf
btoQbt tain, nod m,br Gini6rdniunGsu 81
MAIDEN uno cine sinmnlige electromagnetic
uoGtereitsn. Sie vgtebrasfa Sts3t8." In RE-
brasfa @itp, Elm BON Or. Rtnner NIT ebenios
ptel Self, 0ls Auiopferur9 9e9ritnostes Slatt,
oas Ttinem Mi. bsraus8eber penitl bel barter
4rbeit ni6t mebr, als cine notboarftt8e Der
i6figung abDarF, lit etngeeangsr. 9te SEE
Ter iangen OH, AUD i'm Eoron,fcn INNER
iAIt5ter ~ psroen, b. b, fur oeutltt 3sltuns
gen. liner gutes Bolt absr, Das IN Den iHsis
ten 9l6Bsn Die Wldtigfeit EiFss ftrebsHotn
une enti1isocHtn 8lattss untsrltdBt uno bic
psri6nllbsn Opfer eints 9traus8ebsrs tuebtr
tsnHt mob tbertaupt GitunS oapDn ipiTen
min. Ilat Gembtbii9 bel Multiplying Der Yais
iinnsasidi9te unlerer beutl9en 3el!un8s'
Wdrtorer:
pqieb gatetlant, ,nasIt rubi8 fein.-
Serr 9ptrtb, ltenf nns 'en S4oppen ein!4
Spt9eEpe Gr> Stit5tete Der
tpnrDbertrten Mrmee beftnpen lih
cur 3ett at5 Waitattepsr int Jiefratntanin>
@uule; 0enerulsWiliGr .. 81. gpunG glt'
9aoes@enerat .. VI. Du 8pfe, Sbelit u. 3.
MeJntire, Capt. @ra. 3. Sitce, Maipr u.
s. Q8bilclp, iamnilth aus @eorsta; Sri>
9apes Seneral Sol. Qepis unb Gpl. Gpparp
G~rpbtanp aus &eat@fY; 8ltaape~Sm. W.
8appea, SberIt S. 81. geadb aus NDrp>
Carolina; Brig. '@en. @8mt. GerrY, Sbett
d. s. 50. Oute unp MaiGr 6. 81. grsrtcn
nus 8r9tnten; Gart. Us. u. SaprY, Diaior
sol. >. Sip6 unp Capt. @bs. SaSs pom 4ld>
bama; Sbert 6. S. @Oaas9 unp Sbert 81.
y. Galbpaa BON Genneiee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
Brtefe

En- uuierc an3ei9enSen Wrennbe!
Sn IDsnraen 8aaen ttldeint SOer Sentl9e
&orrt}pcrbcrt" in rtutr Ansfattur9, Alers
taG iBe Bsrdnberun9 BON Nnasi8tn bitten mir,
nbSliht tal0 gu maaen, UNI lie io9let@ in
nsuen GGB Jrinaen 81 t6nnsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
Roff mi 2oait

e!nies ctotniiihf a.aie ibnnsn Rof ane Sests trbal.
RHtn NE. ~. Tarfnrans. 3h t7S-6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
getOSeuOntlQcn!

gtlottnhNii8sti lperStn ~ bent aisbri9Fen GpnrIt faf
$rsu6ti@tn Etaltrn, Rbsir. Sulotn, Sranten &c. nda
r9sto strtm 4bsttt &urupa'B btiorat, Die 2tFe Der
bduitr. nit tpeldsn mir Bcrbtn0nnotn aHterbaltsH. IA
In bE DtHtt nuist9dngt. n. Ndtue,
~ Gd' her GdiitmDrssf. sa6 S..D .sQbtuus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
Nene An3eigen.


Qm l. NpriI beginner mir nit Der BsrbTftntlihung
Der 9lameR altr auslpdr,iaen tdalidtn Gubteribtrien.
bic trOb iutsotrboltsr Ntabnur9 bis babiH In unisrn
BiGtrn i'm Rtdtaupe fab.
1851 Die Expedition.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

NHE pfT H3ntVIWHbtf WtItbtWf NtIIltI q NUIVHII IVOl
etits 1866. Der BHtntIttcn aoiaisSeitbs.
EOtnn irgeno 9einano abiihlIih zine St'erbGbe, Sabs
ntrs ODER 1un6tiaupf in Der staot Baltimore p,rIu.
labt. s0er elm 3btsr abRbilt9 uno boswtAtasrIBstls too'
tet, ptrfiimmelt pper
irsenS cine DraufImfsit gesst Sbtsre
In bsidgttr Slabt oosr ireenb elmer oct Strabsn un0 al
lsps ~6tritlben oirtlbt, 10 0 II DtrttIbe unb ak
0sIft + Der Qnttdee ino Bearafun9 In BEN 6tininals
gerthts Der Staot Baltimore lpt fGr trgtno elm: anosre
@t'tS. usbtttrttuns untttuprfsH iett.
uniert Wttblrger fnb adtuugipoa grIudt, In Der
ausflbtung osr AtFbt Der nIRdip.dnser Stltuihatt
iur Bttbltuug BON Uraniamistt es9sH Sbtrs" mgt8as
hslftn.
Gin itoer Bilretr bat bic @eipaIt. In irgsno tintm
1fane, lptlhen Ct fir &raulamtsit bdlt, ttnJui9rtttsu
une ttRsn YoItIetsC ifltan!tn au oaIfs Iu ruttn. ootr
trgtnb siHttn Yoltsiitn ootr Witaltebe bGr 8iielldatt
anlsiat oauon Az Iuu0tn. me DE D~enisIben prOmp:e Nuf'
nstf tDtblntn ptrbtn, .Jm Muittn9e
f76 & 2 her gjefe1f t aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
@r. q. e, nerha,s

ESE4G iEE SaEttR: Er. 1, Sdb.1rpakSaRl
#aSssfaRbeH tEt DAMN: 3D. uRr Ra@mittaaa;
9trEeh: 9-II ubr WoratEs,
iGtate,l3.l "a ubE &bsa9k.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
SdlnIprlEMna.

Die 3bsIinse Der reforinirte, ct. Sanfs . edure
IN trr Vie, ar. persen ant GpunerAase inb 6rsts
tase, ben 30. unb 81. b. M.. sepruit. Gltrrn uno
6reunos Der Gr3iebins iino fretinoiIAfi einselaoeH.
isue SdiiIer auf9enotnrnen. ~~-
t75 ISL Der Gdtuf. gprdanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30

S9luB eineS alien un0 GtiiuOang
clues tteneil 8auDcreins.
Der .SsfIidbE &p5tal $ Baupsretn~ bGlt b6ute.
ben 81. 0. Hits., Nbtnbs I'M 8 u9r, bti SpbanH
&auE. ar. 268s Sie : Bruaewap, lstne leBie Gsrs
fatHnlung. Vile NOD lhulot9et &tlotr mi lien ealelbit
btiablt unb isbts @utbabtn in GmpIar8 p,nountn
nsrOtn. 3u slstStr 3ett ptrD an osnsn 5isas eth
Hsuer 8auperetn ~ec8rhRost. poju ale Dtsisntgen.
lprlte fa bieran tsipsittgen poGeH, botlthit etu8tlas
ben fnb.
LTn-Rl d Gnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
Sermiidte GeriGte.

GouispitGe, 20. MGr3 - (Wtasn.ti'
ittr Stlaf. - Aatrltt YropbtietBunarn.)
Seit MOntnq osiIil Trau SGrottns Sltbtrt.
Satin pts 9rn SOiepb Siebert. Nr. 207.
5butp nobt WuttttryaBst in iataltpt i9e
3aISlt, bic BON 8 u9r Wtor8sns bis 9 ugr
Abenos oautrten uno iih on ben folaenben
Eagen bis iFrsitag mitber9Olt:r. Wdbteno
o~stItlben pelfisl lie IN eiEen 9al5Idluutmtr,
IN tpsfoem ite Nebrtre merltutroiGe Brppbe
i.iBur9sn maGte. 6rau &!ebtrt 1T Die Sp&.
Ter zines osritOrbtren 9ru. Sung, ttpa neuns
3ebu SABRE alt. nit belsm Q1are uno bon
angsrsbnr,n Ieubersn. Sbren etitsn o:rarti
gen Intaa bate tie gsnau Dor tanf Sahrtn;
ocritlbe oauerte einsn &a8 lang, uno 8u Gnoe
O~tIelbfn pIopbt3eite If, oGs CT Ith rad uni
,5ahren Disost boten uno msbrsre Gage lang
0autrn rpsrbe, unO oaB ittben Sabre nab ott'
lem ibr legttr Antaa ft4 ersianen uHo nit
ibrsm EoOe snoigsn tperot. lBdbren0 Der iett
ltontag Gtn9ttrstenen &hidle lag lie alem
GRi6elne na9 bsmubttps uno, etRiBt Grampf
arIt(e obgsrt1Ett, ruDiP auf Dem Stite; bel
tbttn RlGmpIen, Die i9r ttintn SAmsrS gu
bertlteu lGienen, iuaren mebrtre 9eriouEn trs
Iorosrlit, UNI Is fsit5ubalter. sic iprN9 in
Observation-Disclosures gBeijs, bD1 flteBen6
babel @nglii6 uab 9eutib uno lang ''Sweet
Home" ipDie cine msthooiHlIde Qgnne !:
"Come Thou Fount.'' Nm Greitog Mittab
srtob he ith in 9s9snrpart oieler Anu'ie1osn
Don ibrsu, Eager, 8tn8 anibstntno bsnuBtlos
I'M Gunner lumber, nabm 0abtt ttnlSe Glfrls
ihun9en gu lib unO ma9ts Damn IN ldngerer
litBsnoer &eoe f~olaenos Yropbe3etbun4en
,Sn ftsben g9otsE bon hsutt Dir0 rim BRIGGS
3si6en an 9immsl erfhtire1, als 8prJeiteh
elnes RaIentrieSes 3pilb.n ben gBetben nno
otn StbpurStn in ben Der. e taatsn, Der i'm
April 1872 itGttiinbsr uno tur5, aber bluti9
isin niro. Drei SABRE naIbtr niro lpieNsr
elm iir BrsuBeu Qlprrei4cr Srie8 in europa
snLTtsbsn un0 brti Sabre lang Dauern. Ntun
Sabre mad Dem Gn0e OitIss &rte8ss lntro Elm
ReliQiongtrisg auf Der ganJcn gBttt entItebsit,
neun Sabre lang oauern uno s~.ttpe'it ant ft-
ben Sabre aufb6ren. Damn ptrotn Sbisre,
pelbe idbelortt9e 96rrer tra8en, in GROCER
An3a1t auF Der Q8elt erIhsinen rno Oeren Gss
uo6rer eri9rtdsn. Die Mssre tpeyoer roth
utrOtn, uHo fem Sbtif miro auf ibren ie8stn
t6nreu. Die Wteniden tper0en auf5bren 3A
ibrsibsr. 3:bn Sabre nod Der @ri9ttnura
OieIsr Sbitre auf Groen tptro elm Sreua nul
Der SonneniGeibe srihetnsn uno otsielbe aut
II Sabre be0tdsn. %iuOrauf 8ott Die Groe GER
n0ren miro. Wttine Jreunoe. nebmet Die
WarEurg ans MrniQe RiEuten Dor 9 ubr
4b.nos be9onn bic 9elIsbertn 5u 3~itterH, 3u
db,sn, um 8 ubr fubr fe pIbBli1 auf. brab
in elm b0teriihss Ga6en aus uno 900 Die
OtllOtQe NUtC LyL EeIlgli uulh IuHt US IT,
It6pft pisosr 3uriid, nobel ibr &sfiht sinsn
ausotud Der Grlsi6isruna trug. sic min
p6brsno ibytr anf6le in GuBerIt ieliasr Slim
muna a~ctotIen isin. sic er56bIt ibrem RaHne
Don ibrcn unterrsounsen nit &etitsrn abaes
ihIsocnsr 5rsunos, uro 6aB fe bitie EG6 Ys'
lttbtn fir i'm iittbar MAIDEN t6nre. DteIer
inGtt, OnB tr au Osri6itoeren Walsn iaurli'
rirte Seifter bel Ra9t nsben benz Bette 8sfeben
babe. Cana
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-30
&ird).@ iRipgibnHg.
@NMIUrTTNnn.

x3fnte, Donneraas, ben so. Mdrl, finnet bic
oiss Gbr.ee Q,Hfun8 In Der e&ule Der go. . 9utb.
ct. eucos $ airdbs" tSsetrat.6tnl fatt. Grtunbe
~btrislpen itno bbfl,bft oalu einatlaoen. l-1l1.f
Bon VI ontag. ben 3. Npril. an auFnabnte neusr
Ghuutr.
1850 Ger GdbuIuprHdnb
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0rafung
Der S9hIer oes
s.. Mduner' idDeu Snititnts.

Wr. 2AI, Hnb a45, EtefraHe.
6eute, ben 20. Uldts. Worafns bon 0 BIB II
1hr unb stadnitta9s eou Q bis 6 uhs. GIttrH une
e&ulfrennbs iinp frennblthf etn8elabsn.
t76-6) .. M amer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02
Eaffor from III. E.OvfS.

| TCorrespondcnce of the Richmond DiGpatch.I
| ST. LOUIS, Mo-. April %, 1871.
II has been some time since have given
Won a sketch from tho Mound City. st
Louis: but as there are so many OF old
Kichmond's sons now in this city, doubt
not that a few items would be of Interest
to the readers of your valuable paper.
The great bridgc-one of the greatest
architectural designs of this universe
across the Mississippi is rapidly approach.
ing completion. The abutments are bullt
Of stone from our own beloved James
river. james B. Eads, Esq, the prime
master of this noble structure, has person
ally examined all the structures of this
kind in the world, and promises that his
bridge shall eclipse them all.
St. Louis has been socially disturbed for
the last two weeks over the great number
of divorce suits and sricides-ninety-tiv
applications of divorce being filed in the
courts in that time, and sixteen poor NOR
tails have put themselves out of existence.
The Nirgnians now in st. Louis-the
lis, is so long that we can only mention
those who are engaged prominently in bust
ness Robert Caskie, of Caskic Brothers.
has large tobacco factory near here, and
is doing very well. John Belyin is agent
for Pilkinton's smoking tobacco here, and
his genial face is seen con Change" any
day. John w. Munson, of Mosby fame. is
getting rich fast in the drug business; he
has Il pleasant smile for every VirSinian who
sails around in his quarters. Colonel Far
fax Williamson, one OF our most dlstln-
guished young Virginians, is living bache,
lor's life in style here /; his Sc card parties =,
last winter were the dtStingue GTGreS OF
the season. Young Jas. A. PEBBLES has
crept right up the ladder of success. lie
deals in tobacco, stocks, real estate-ln fact
anything that comes to hand. lt Is re,
ported in social circles that he WI
soon lead to the altar one OF MlSsourrs
most beautiful and accomplished beiles.. II
there room for more of our boys Les, /
they come with the intention OF WorkihS-
of accepting subordinate positions, ano
raising themselves up; not forgetting te
leave all their aristocratic purely vr
vinianl notions behind. a man is taken II
This western country for his brains and MI
dollars and cents, not for his blooded con
nections.
we are glad to see the boys organizing
the old volunteer companies. We sen(
them a right hearty cheer from st. Louis
We marched with these fellows in thci
brightest and saddest hours, and our hear
would feel glad to see our old comrade
once more stepping forward to the voice o
the drum. More anon. "RoY."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

AN INSTRUCTIVE sToRY.-An amusing
story has just been published Of an elderly
gentleman who, living near Nottingham,
England, being unmarried, and enjoying
the reputation of being rich, recently made
his will. He bequeathed various sums to
friends and relatives; but his attentions
were chiefly directed to public charities.
He gave 100000 to the General Hospital,
and similar sum to the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign
Parts. These provisions IN bis will
gradually became known, and nothing could
exceed The attentions paid him by all man.
ner of people who wished to anticipate
| those expressions of gratitude which were
the natural reward of such generosity.
Presents were shoWered upon him. He
was compelled to make long visits to his
| numerous cquaintances-indeed, it was at
friends house that he died, and this gen.
tleman was only too glad to provide sump-
tuous funeral and pay all the expenses.
Unfortunately, it turned out that the
elderly philanthropist, so far from having
any money to leave, died in debt. His lega.
cies were but freaks of a generous imagina-
ton. The old gentleman, whose closing
years were consoled by the attentions of q
large circle of expectant relatives and
friends, had absolutely nothing to leave to
anybody. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

HAPPY MAN is Mr. LENNox, of New ork'
The owner of the LENNON Library. lie IS 20
secluded in his habits as to know but hI'ie
of men and things Of these sad times
HENRY WARD BEEcHER sent in bis cara thc
other day with view of getting peep al
a book in the library, and when II was
handed to Mr.. LENSox, in sort OF revere,
he said "BEEcuER? Who is this man
I" have never heard of him. Give him my
Compliments, and tell him the library is
"not open to visitors" Whatmust BEEcHER
have thought? Happy Mr.. LENNON, we
envy you. The only parallel case we know
of was the professor in Lexington.who very
recently had not beard of the " Heather
Chinee !" Now, were we Mr.. LENNON we
should shut out BEEcHER, but by all means
would admit the "Chinee ii. e., BRET
HARTEs. -..------
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02
A hEI1A SULPHUR sps1ses .,.,,,o..
will he omen for the KECEPTION OF VISITORS
nm TIME goth. 7. X. FARRAR,
an i7.law4w Proprietor.
COURT ORDERS.
AECALPIN VS.. CULLEN. - In


AECALPIN VS.. CULLEN In the
lYA Chancery Court Of the city OF Richmond :
TIE following is Al extract from the decree en-
tered In this .use OH the lst Of december, 1870
ssJhc following accounts are ordered To De TAKEN
by one of the com no is iopers of this COURT
:" First. An account OF the estate OF J0hn ba1-
ter deceased of every kind; and TO THIS emo ~ Is
hereby ordered that Thomas q. Dudley, aomlnls-
traitor de boniS of said decedens, DO settle an
account of his transactions as such admInlst
tor !: and that James Murahy, executor or Ellen
Cullen deceased. do settle an account OF the
trans actions of said Ellen as Administrative or
sa i'd John Baxter. deceased.
"second, An account of all debts and demands
against the estate of said Baxter, the date and
characrer of each, and The order in which they are
entitled to be paid.
"Third An accou Of the annual rents OF the
res es ate OF SAID decedant, including tne-ein the
house and lot mentioned In the plslntlh's phi I,
and taking this account the commissioner Will In
cure and report whether the said re estate Is ma
bic for the ayment of other debts than that OF the
plaintiff In this suit, and whether The rents and
profits thereof will pay the amounts for which II
is liable In five years. "
nd the commissioner til king the accounts or
dered by this decree Is Authorized and directcd 70
give notice of the time and place, by pub!tcatlon
once week for four weeks, IA one OF The newspa,
pers published In The city Of Richmond ana SAID
publication shall be eqnivt lent TO pers0nal ser
Vice OF So notice, upon all and each OF the par
tics TO this suit"
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&GK Rocks.

The Head of the Family. A novel. By
The author of john Halifax: Gentle
man." "Olive." sc. New York: liar
PER Il Brothers.
This is new novel by Miss MULocK. For
sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
A Life's 1ssaze. A novel. BY Mrs. j. n:
RIDDELL, author of g Maxwell Drc"llt,
Sc. New York: HARPER a. 60.
An addition to HARPER's library Of select
novels. For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
4 Smaller Scripture History. In three
parts-Old Testament history; connec'
lion of Old and New Testaments New
Testament history to A D. 70. Edited by
WILLIAM SMITH, D. CL., LII. D. New
York HARPER g. BROTHERS..
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ToRAcco.--The Tobacco Exchange mas
rpcently been discussing the question OF
sampling tobacco. We know nothing Of
the subject. But We desire to say this
Richmond is soon to become Che great
tobacco market as well for western tobacco
as for the crops of Virgins and North Car
DINA. Therefore, it is we'll that our deal
crs and commission merchants should per-
feet their systems for dealing in the article
in the most facilitating manner. In tms
day of unexamped expedition and prompt
ness in every phase Of commercial transac,
tons, it wild not begin to do for Richmond
to be behind-hand. Sales by sample are The
rule of the day, and the process OF sam
plinc should be SO well scttled-so entirely
reliable--that no man would hesitate to buy
and abide by the sample.
That's good commercial logic, we think
And we say to our people that the Llorc o.
this logic we have the better. A day II
close Mt hand when they will want all they
can command of it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

Inc newsirom South America has fresh
variety. Besides the usual headings Of
another revolution has broken out il,
Colombo" CHIRiouI up in arms, .
: War between Salvador and Honduras. .
Indian troubles in Chilli" &C., it is stated
in the papers that there are wonderful dis.
coyeries of coal and oil on the isthmui
within thirty mites of Aspinwall." These
are tempting attractions in the southern
continent, added to its silver, gold, and
jewels! We are very much afraid that we
shall have TO take possession Of South
America! The people there won't = de-
yelope the riches" Of their country and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-02

T.R. PRICE & CO.,
ALWAYS in market are receiving by steamer and
express daily
IRON GRENADINES AND BAREGEs,
BLACK TAMESE, for summer; ..
BLACK sILK-FACED MoHAIRs, for hot ,
weather;
BLACK BOMBAZINEs and CHALLEYs,
COLORED POPLINS, great variety;
JAPANESE POPLINS AND SILKS,
LINEN AND CAMBRIA LAWNS, cclored and
black;
CASSIMERES, for gents and boys;
LINEN-BOScM SHIRTS, ..r
SOCKS. CRAVATS, &C., &C.
Great show Of PARAsOLs and PARASOL Gov
ERS, .....t
UMBRELLAs-silk Cambria, Pongee, and Al
sPFTSG and SUMMER sHAWLs, every pattern;
LLAMA LACE sHAWLs and SACQUES,
GRAPE and LOVE Wells, &C, &C.; +
Immense line NEW PRINTS for ladies and
misses /; SHIRTINGS, &C.. &C.
Everything sold Of best quality, and at as email
profits as living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. I. Is. PRICE co.,
apls IIol Main street, corner nth.
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HEB

In, soth of priL At O. clock r.
On safuraay;;p IA Nh TSl Wiley, wire e7 WIN.
m m.; and daughter Of ". I. and Jane Z;
Shelley after short illness which sfs c sit W sar
Christi an patience and forttude' IN the s4sh eau
# her aye. 5qs- -
uo re,d that heyond Deaths dreary tide
Isai land 30 light that 1t needs no sun
where the gates or pearl stand open wine
Through Sabbath day that IL never a''''
We resd that no pain can ever smile +
The jewellers upon that glorious shore
And there tears are wiped forever more.
It is very lonely this side the HOOD, And.
W hen those we loved have meekly oied;
And in the silence of our abode -
We listen for sounds from beyond the tiae'
Suffolk Sun and Norfolk papers please copy.
Tn Portsmouth, ya., April 9Th, 1871, ELInA-
BETu ALICE LYNS; aged years and months
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Rev. j. l.. Irwin, of Fairmont, West
Virginia, died q few days ago. ). We men
ton his death because some Virginians had
kindly feeling towards him, he having us q
| OF some OF our gallant Confederate soldiers,
and treated them with much kindness.
. The Charleston West Virgnia) Journal
says that Judge Jackson ruled q few days
ago that the marshal must hereafter sum-
mon all his jurors from, the Congressional
district in which the court is held. But we
suppose the Journal is mistaken.