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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-13


'inrcATY KEroRT.---Ihc following is the
:ts.TGcry report Tor the week ending Satur.
rl. March ., compiled from Scxtons' re.
'I1> received at the office OF the Board OF
i.9dh:
Whole number OF deaths in the city, 2S:
~ adtiItion. = tcolorcd) still-born were re.
.r'r;td. SIX: Males, Il; females, Il. Color:
" hit" m1!"~. &: white females, &; colorcd
uar>. ): coInrrd females, s. Condition
single, l.; married, II: wdowcrS, | ;
"..o">.2; unknown, >. Nativity: United
~.a' :. -; Germany, /; Scotlaud,4. LOCAL.
'': N..saaIt Ward, /; Jefferson Ward. s;
Madison Ward, 3: Monroe Ward. >; Clay
N""d. :: .'3@k>"n Ward, (: alms-housc. 3:
A"".'ss! College iniirmary, l; lcnit"ntiary, j..
A.; six months 10 twelve, /; one year 10
if", ., three years 10 five. >: five wears
''vn. /: twenty years to thirty, s; forty
'"'rr Z" uiiv,"; litty years to sixty, s; sixty
.".l~ - seventy, /; seventy years TO eighty,
o.. '.-ai! years 10 ninety, l. BY whom
'':'."st: Regular practitioners, %; Board
~ !l"a'h. =. Eall>cs Of death: AbscesS.
rp'p:1Ay,2; brain fever. l bronchitis, | ::
.a,inHtioH, :" ,coIoredD; ccrebro-Spinal
a'H!aHt.>, /. c.nccr, : !: continued fever, l :;
"Ea'r, ! c"n:c..iyc chill, / heart disease,
!; h..1,-9@s, /: old age, Q; pneumonia. 4 !;
T.'"n.>, /: paralysis, =; sottcning Of the
....'a !: u.trlnc hvmorrhaSe, l; ull-
-4own.l.
" l. j" u1mlcr Of deaths for February,
-. .lj". -; colorcd. 81.
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LIFE ASSOCIATION OF FAaEEIcA.-Pursuant
to call, the resident trustees Of this Associa-
tion met at the Office Of the company on yes
tcrday for the purpose of perfecting the or
sanization of the Virginia department The
meeting was called to order by the election
| Of Mr.. Thomas Branch to the chair and
Colonel John b. Cary was requested to act
as secretary. General a. Heth then stated
the object of the meeting to be the election
of board Of directors for the Association.
The following gentlemen were then elected
viz, Mcssrs. 4. l.. Hobson, Robert E. Blan.
kenship, George Lee, John G. Spots, Peter
G. Warwick, Andrew L. Elicit, Richard Irby,
Thomas Branch, W. ca Knight, Robert Fl.
Maury, John X. Chifarey, Peter Fl. Mayo,
and Robert B. Lyme.
Themeeting then adjourned, and the Board
of Directors organized and elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, P. c. Warwick
Vice-President, Colonel L. L. Hobson Sec
retary, Colonel John B. Cary; Medical Di-
rector. DR.. J. S. D. Cullen Legal Adviser,
l.. r. Page; Treasurer, Thomas Branch.
On motion, it was
"ResoiDed, That we, the members of the
Board of Trustees Of the Virginia Depart.
ment, Life Association Of America, cordially
endorse the objects and plan of the ASsocia-
ton, and recommend it to the confidence and
patronage of the people Of our State"
The president appointed as committee tc
draft q set Of bylaws Messrs. K. II. Mnury
Richard Irby, Thomas Branch, John g.
Spots, W. G. Knight, L. R. Page. -...
AS will be seen, the Virginia Department
Of this Association has been organized under
very bright auspices, its directors and trus
tees being composed Of some of the first busi
| ness men of our city. The charter of the
company requires that "the net present
value Of the liabilities Of the company
under policies issued to members Of eacl
| department, as fixed by the standard o.
valuation OF the company, shall be invested
and kept invested within such depart
mcnt." This Association, we are in
formed, is the only company in tht
| United States whose organic law provide.
for "A like investment. 1t is now organized
in thirty-three different departments, and La!
on its books more than three thousand trus
tees, who are said to represent the leading
business men in their several communities
In the short space of two years and si2
months, according to table prepared by th'
Hon. William Barnes, superintendent Of in
sll1ance of the State Of New York, and nov
consulting counsel and actuary Of the com
pany, this Association has procured line o
business which many of the most successful
companies were nearly fifteen years in reach
ing. This wonderful success is attributabl,
to its local investments and local manage
| mcnt.
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Methodist Episcopal Conference.

WARRBSToS, VA, March 12.--In the Con-
ference to-day Rev. George G. Brooke, Sun
day.school agent, presented bis report. -o
Two reports, majority and minority, were
submitted from the Sunday-School Commit
tee, for which n substitute was offered by
Rev. Alpheus Wilson. All three report!
were directly antagonistic to each other, and
produced long and animated debate. The
report of the minority, abolishing the office
of sunday-school agent, was adopted.
Rev. w. G. Coe, statistical secretary, pre-
sented his report, which shows the strength
in numbers and gain in the Conference since
last year. The number Of communicates Ii
$4,000.
Bishop Paine will make the appointments
tomorrow.
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TIE snow melted very qNickly-tlissolvcd before
our very eyes fortunately, the bargains offered by
LEVY BROTHERS, though they arc rapidly being
disposed of, don't 60 In that way. Anticipating Il
rise In dry goods which has since come to pass,
LEVY BROTHERS supplied themselves with Il full
stock, and are Offering nearly everything ut old
prices. BY making your purchases Of them, and
without any delay, you money.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New york stock and Money Market.

New YORK, March 12.-Money, after q
stringent day, closed abundant at Z. Sterling
90 to %. Gold, 110! to 110l. Governments
steady s1's, 1863; 62's, l11s; CPS, same
G5's, 1921; new, 11o4; CTS, 111s; 6ss,
112a; 1o-40's, 1919. Tennessee's, e6t; new,
G6t. Virginia's, "a; new, 81. Louisiana's,
IS; new, so. Levee's, G3; SIS, 10. Ala.
bama's, 90; 5's, 60. Georgia's, 20; rs, 81.
North Carolina's, $50; new, gig. South Cr.
olina's, 50; new, 33l.
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FARSHAM's FRENCH TOOTH LozESCEs, anorel
anu pleasant dentifrice-the finest In the world for
cleaning, bcautifying, and preserving the teeth On
dorscd by eminent dentists. Snd Wholesale By
PURCELL, LADD & Co. and x. v. Pow ERs 4 Co.
Retail, by WOOD i Sons, corner Ninth and Main ;
A. BopEKER e. BROTHER, corner Fifteenth and
Main; DOVE. 1924 Main: I'ERE1AS & McPHNL,
corner Main and Seventeenth; DUvAL TioMP-
son, s32 Main MEADE & BAKER, 9l9 Main; Ii AR
RIsoN, Main between Seventh and Eighth: HAZARD,
Franklin, corner Fourth; BLAIR, SIS Broad; l..
WAGNER & Co., Broad: BOOK, 504 Broad; GAR
NETT, 633 Broad; THOMAS, 2l4 Broad; HOWARD
BROTHERS, corner Broad and Second: FoRSTMANi',
2ll east Broad; K1SDERvATER, Broad; KIsCI1rR,
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall; CARY
& BROTHER, Brock Avenue and Leigh street; = W.
FARRAR. corner of Twenty-tifth and Leigh streets;
MORRISON & FARRAR, Broad between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sSth strsets
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DAYS ago for the coal pits, and drank very
freely, and it is supposed was overcome by
the intense cold.

days ago for the coal pits, and drank very
freely, and 1t is supposed was overcome by
the intense cold.
The New ORDER. Dale Lodge, No. 1, I.
o. NJ, organized on Monday night, with the
following officers: s. W. M.. George NJ. Ro-
gers; w. NJ, A. Carter Atkinson; j. NJ.
Alexander FITZGERALD; r. s., 0. B. Sims !;
F. S., W. K. Weisiger; Conductor, j. B.
Fitzgerald: Treasurer, Il. A. Jordan.
The election of Chaplain was postponed
untilnext meeting.
The following are the appointed officers ::
By the S. w. NJ: A. G. Harding, /. S.
BY the w. NJ: Fl. NJ. Vadcn, r. g.; James
Buchanan, L. g.: J. B. Cosby, o. S. BY the
j. NJ. A. S. OVERLY, Il. g.; a. G. Brands,
l.. G.
SCHOOL MArrERs.-Mrs. Anderson has re-
ceived the appointment rs teacher in the CO.
lored primary school. nice Miss Maria Keenan,.
VARIOUS IrEMs.-The wall of Mr.. Beattie's
building, on Hull near Twelfth street, has
been DESTROYED by some evil-disposed person.
Despite the bad weather quite number of
land sales were made by our auctioneers on
yesterday.
The people are clamorous for a hall over
the market-housc. Will the Trustees hearken
to their prayer?
We have the names Of some twenty gen.
tlemen who have already commenced or who
contemplate building during the coming
month.
Mr. w. u. Brander, Jr., has purchased an
eighty horsepower engine and put it to
work in his new saw-mill, and in few days
we shall have live lumber-yard in our
midst.
A public meeting is called for Friday night
at the county court-houseto consider what is
best for Manchester rs at present situated.
We trust that there will be q full attendance
| from all sections.
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steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered nj
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt aud faithful execution of ali kinds OF jon
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards
Bil-Hcads, Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, Show-Bills, Checks Drafts &C., &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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{. r. REEs 6 Co., oil and sl3 Main street. ahead
as usual. The new. quick-working lens, lately in.
vented expressly for children, has just arrived
Bring the babies and the old folks. Their prices
have been reduced. You are no longer compelled to
patronzc Second-cass galleries for cheap work, and
disgrace your albums.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, March 12.-Domingo Gira's
death sentence has been comnlutcd to im-
prsonment for life.
Spanish officials report from the Central
Department that but few whites remain in.
open hostility.
The smallpox here is increasing.
The Russian fleet depart OH Wednesday.
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RAITIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March l2.-yirginia coupons. new,
50: consolidated. s7s North Carol!na's, old, So !;
new, "a; special tax, IL. All bids.
Flour quiet but irm and unchanged; Wheat firm !;
rr1I aJN0o5c yellow, osc mixed western, s.s@Ie.c.
Oats dull at sld53c. Rye quiet at s5c.G3l.. Pork
quiet at 81. Bulk meats dull; shoulders, Stc; RIB
Packed bacon steady; shoulders, ctc rib sides, 7!c
clear rib sides, 7;c.; packed sugar-cnrcd hams, EQ
l3sc Lard quiet atelI0ic. Western butter active,
with advancing tendency. Whiskey dul ana nonil-
nal ut SOC.
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STILL THEY CoME.-Go toe. 0. CAMPBELL 5 eel
cbrated cheap and well-known gallery. corner T,;h
and Main streets, to trstclass picture AZ his
usual loT prices. Having secured the services Of
Professor LIE SAGEat the enormous salary OF scye'.-
ty-fve dollars per week we are determined that the
so-caled 1rst-class gallery shall longer impose
upon the public by It's eXtrayagant prices. All of
work Is executed by trstcas photographers, and
will bear rigid examination. We cordially invite the
public to call and SEQ for themselves.
G.. o. CAMPBELL & Co,
corner Ninth and Main .tri,ois.
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Mexican News.

New YORK, March IA Matamoras spe-
cial saws It is rumored that Trevino has been
defeated and wounded, and Martinez, Ma
ranio. and Cortinas captured, losing their ar-
tillery aud ammunition. The general features
of the news indicate reYerscs 10 the refol'l'
tionists.
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SUPREME Court OF ArPEALS.-In this court
yesterday the following cases wero disposed
Of:
Argument in the case Of Griffith Is. Bird
and others concluded.
iSupcrscdcas awarded in the case of Yam
cey'S executor, &c.
The cases of Holland and wife Is. Trotter,
and Lyons IS. Mcclure were submitted to
the court.
The case of Zetcllc Us. Myers will be de-
cided ut l. NJ. to-day.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

new YORK, March l".-CottOn weak; sale, l.o3a
bales upands. 22lc.: Orleans 22bc. Flour duh and
decliniug common to fair extra, s6.9oG Sie5 good
to choice, S7.7oNS9.5O. Whskey, s7Na.c. Wheat
heavy Corn one cent lower. Rice shade Grmer
AT siIgc. Pork inactive ut $3.50. Lard closedLclry
at siiI0Ec Turpentiue heavy ut s0Eatc Rosn quiet
Talow more active ut siI9sc. Frelghts frmer.
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Pure mountain maple sugar at ANroSI's.

FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies' opera chains and leontincs. gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbles. fine gold wedding and EN-
gagement rings; hne watches repaired by skifu!
workmen, Ut GESNET's,
Opposj.c the prst.p!licr,
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corner Eighth and Mai

1--WE have used the Wheeler & Wilson, the Singer.
and another lock-Stitch machine; and we have now
used the Wilcox G. Gibbs two years. The result of
our experience Is that for family sewing we would
not accept either OF the others present., and be
obliged to use it.'-Rcr. J. u. Pitmun, .Ndtieanan,
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LEVY BROTHERS offer tho celebrated Scam
less Kid Gloves enthusiastically the celebrated firm
Of MARTIN HERR & Co. These gloves are noted fer
their superior quality and fit. LEVY BROTHERS
have now a full assortment In light and dark CO.
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SWEET ME.SsrSA ORAEGES.-f You wish some
Of this nice fruit go 20 PIZZINI'S, where you will
find them large and delicious.
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Fancy Tablc-Cloths and Napkins for receptions
and lunches. LEVY BROTHERS showed us on yes
terday some elegant Pink and Goiticn Flax Table
Cloths and Napkins, which arc highly ornamental
Us well as useful.
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MULES, HORSES, &c.

ONE HUNDRED HORSES AND On
OMULES FOR SALE.-Wtll arrive on 81:
the 18th or 18th Of this month, EIGHTY hDLES
and HORSES, the 2od another lot, IN all one nun.
dred head Parties desiring TO purchase viii fnd II
srcatIy 10 their Interest by calling and BE-
fore purchls Ing elsewhere. HORSES ana mules TAKEN
On livery Stable. franklin between Eighteenth ana
SincircIuth streets. T.. BOSSlEUX, Proprietor.
w p Ct-I,py Salesman. -. Uh IL.
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Saturday Night, Ledger, and Weekly for
this week received from Ellyson e. Taylor,
111G Main street.
Also, PeterSon's Magazine for April. 1t
contains the latest spring fashions.
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND ACDIT6R-i
MANCHESTER. March l2, 1872.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND AUDITOR
MANCHESTER, March II, 1872.
T'HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is
i published for the information Of all whom 1t
BE il 0riGiRed by the Trustees Of he To,ca ot
Manchester, Rat tie prolongation of the streets OF
The town, according 10 the recent survey shall eX-
tend and apply ~ the new addition of the town as
follows: Decatur street. sxty-six t66l feet wide
Hull street. siNty-Slx td6l feet wide; Banbridgc
street, sxtysX tG5l feet widc Porter street sixty
six 1861 fec. widc: Perry street S'XtF-slX 6el teet
wide: McUonough street, siAty-six (5Jl feet Wide
and Scmmc5 street, sixty t6Ol feet wide.
The streets Of the new addition, known as MARX
addition shall be IS follows Stockton street, sixty
(6o feet wide Everett street, sixty (60} feet wide
and Maury street. sixty (fr feet VIDE.
All the streets parallel with Hull street, ana havnS
n width ot ID fc. shall have road-bed OF 70 feet ana
wkway of 10 feet on either side and the streets 8U
fert wide shall have road.a Of 10 feet anda walk
way on either side of 10 feet All the cross streets
shall b 80 feet wide. with rOad-hcd OF - feel WIN
n walkway Of q feet Oh either side, except Hunter
street which shall be 81 feet wide. the rold-bed W
feet and the waikway shall be ~ feet on either sides
BY order of the Board OF Trustees
ROBERT III. BEAZLEY,
NH l3-WSc.w Secretary and Auditor.
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nEPARTuREs OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <SEss
L Dominion Steamship Company's ele-s -sasaEss7o
BLAKEMAS, will sail on FRIDAY, March 18th, at Q
O'Clock a. NJ. Freight received up to hour Of sail
ing.
Through bills Of ladne signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch 20 ali points north, south
elst, and west. Close connections made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodation
unsurpassed. Fare. Tl3: stccrace, So; round-trir
tickets, go. For Etigbt or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
NH l3-3t No. 3 Governor street.
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Ex.ra Session Of the Tennessee Legis-
laturG.
NASHVILLE, March 12.-The Legislature
met in called session to-day, the principal
OBJECT being to apncrtion the State into con
gressional districts and to devise means fol
Increasing the State finances.
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Fresh supply California pears mt ASToy1's.

Those beautiful patent mezotlnt, porcelain pic
lures for breastrlns and larger sizes, finely painted,
only TO be had ut REES & co.'s Gallery (thcy hav-
Ing purchased the exclusive right Their prices
have been reduced. Cards, $3.50 per dozen; large
size. 50; life-slze solar camera prints s5 and up
wards.
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Large bananas at ANToSI'S.

Great bargains are yet being offered in Dress
Goods Of every description at Levy BRorIEEs.
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If you want stylish clothing and other gcntrmcn's
wear OF the very lest quality aud at low GruTs call
at E. B. SPENCE & Sons gents furnishing c9'ahat-
mcnt, 1890 Main street.
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hDyERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. nj. ELLYSoS & CO. VIII
take advertisements and have them Inserted at pub
llshers rates.
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New Hampshire Elections.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-Up to this hour
(midnight all dispatches received here indi.
cate Stlaw's election by considerable ma.
iority. The Labor Reformers do not seem
to have exhibited much strength in the State.
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Wifc-Iaur1,crer Convicted

HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 12.-Emanucl
Smtfner, who has been Oil trial here for the
murder of two wives. was convicted to-day.
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Prunes and 1gs, marsh-mallow, gum and chocolate
drops, cocoanut cream, and butter-scotch candles,
and lots Of other good things at PIZZISI's.
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SrsHfNslo& Of Imrs.-The steamer Pali-
s@4c has discontinued her weekly trips be-
tween EicMnond and Norfolk. They will
ho resumed on the 18th Of Malcil-Tucsday
gt.Nl
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E'OR NEW k.-NirSinia. .cFTS
Il Steamship and Packet Company sss<s=ssssssass
elegant steamship WILLIAM i. CLYDE: Captain
ScOrr, will leave her wharf at Rockets on
FRIDAY, March 18th. ut L. W., connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills aiing given 10
Ill southern. eastern. and western places; also 10
Europe and Australia. Fare, 50: meals and state
room. extra. For freight Or passage, apply TO
y. j. BURR. President, 1914 Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier II North river
New York, mn l3-3t
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toNTiHCED FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATIONS
Yesterday morning, i'll the Police Court, Viii
- l!atri, lcol"rcd) was arraicned for trial
" t!lc charge of conSpiring with William
Il. and James Burwcll TO swindlc james
! Un.r out Of $500. Owing to the absence
. ~ important witness the case was con-
H.cd ltIl this morning for further inyesti-
...,g.
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'Er"#T cF hLnCR.--Thc British schooner
h' ~r', hrcnicl, Thomas Grcnlcl master, 1873
- huIhcn, cleared from the custom-housc
-~rTGay ior Rio Grandc del Sui with 1000
%ircls II Hour shipped by the Gallego Mills
Company.
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FINE BASANAs.-PIzZISI has just received lC
Of fresh and large bananas.
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1t Is rare chance to such sweet and ripe pear
ut this time of the year. ANToSI's Is tho place f
get them.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted III any journal Of the country ut regular
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syo,,r H,sIs Rurue<f.

COLUMBUS, Ga, March Tx. l.. Mott
Palace Flour mills were burned this morning
by incendiarism. Loss, $4,000; uninsured
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EDUCATIONAL.

ASKING TON UNIVERSITY,
w SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, BALTIMORE
MD-The course Of instruction In this institiition
embraces O. winter session md \ summer session:
hc winter session begins the ist OF October anu
terminates on the 22d OF February. Ihe summer
session begins on the 18th OF March and continues
four months. h .-s+sa.ts = + ~. 80
FEES for summer session, s5s. For PARTICULAR,
address Professor CHARLES w. CtASIfLLOlt'
M. d. Dean Of the Faculty. mh li-St
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MlLlTARY--Ata meeting Of the Richmond
Ii sht Infantry Blues, held last night, the
following officers were elected: F. VI. I'm
boden, captain; j. W. Jarvis, first lieutcn-
ant; second lieutenant, j. Enders Robinson !;
and Charles NJ. Wallace Junior second lieu
ten mt.
The company will celebrate their eighty
third anniversary on the 10th of May by a
parade.
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YESrauRaSTS.


YETELLE, d
l2G2 MAIN STREsT, .S>-S.
keeps on hand the best that me maaSs ~ an crs ara
AFFORD for his guests The axgss q ~ ssoss ass are sre
n,ax for dinner parties, and he especially snstss
ladies and genilemen to the saloon o'e.'
Tha hsst WINES and LIQUORS that arc rssasa In
In Richmond are found at bis br w'es -, az
nRiNKS are promptly made by oac VI tae h.sss -
nerieuced hanls In The city. ,,,,ca.t.rA sIls src
WIN accomplished cooks, The ~ ..s wear
sesyed In The most elegant style US sstcss af
he he buoysnt snistt pf tss neu aielucad
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n,ErE l!oEUEHY.-I'he chicken-hou>c Of
O.. i;"'"rt +. Iay ior was entered and robbed
', IuHday night Of IL lot OF fine fowls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-13

Don't lose the chance TO iet those sweet Calfcrn'
pears at ASToNI'S before they arc all gone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-13
TXCHANGE, SALE, AND On
FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. aI# .a
MILES AND HORSES FOR SALE.

Parties I'm want OF stock will find It to their interest
after looking elsewhere TO call on ", they WISH "
nurchasc No. | MULES and HORSES, Tor We are
prrnarcd 10 sell the finest stock at the lowest prices
Don't forget j. u. Dayiss old stand. *
We can accomm odaic more MULES and HORSES
on LIVERY by day or month.
NH 2-d&wlm TUHNEh Il W.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-13

u%'i,IE REcElYED.-Berthier and Lee
.'Nh> .gu!rr.d) We're received al the pcni-
my yesterday from Nottoway county. to
confined four Years each for grand lar-