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The weekly Louisianian., 1873-01-11

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: ngiiatern. thsua ahhitM II ths
, own. hie Il oaa q thsEeaelBhl
! IN whch IT, attsatjea ~,
destroyed md H. skses u ssns
registration gene through with.
In the parish sof Desoto, .''whe,
4 the Repubhcanshav go naiorit,
Democratic supersisosst' and e Ion
missionersi Of election returnSd
tmajority for hnlfeRnsryo 1eol
lin pidslparish the Wrsaoth i,
turning boarlsreturnsa q 1neios1t
lof 97lpior McEnery.. II The Hepuh
ieaas carried this parish 1t ever
election by q majority Of over $500
The parish d St. Mary, with a ma
jonty Of over HOO Repubhcans va
returned a. having given = Demo
cratic majority Of $50. From
carefully prepared statement b,
John E. Leet complied from III
dsvits and other of6cial document,
On 1le in tho of6se of the clerk o
the United States Circuit Court, th.
committee extracts the tollowing:
Z: A comparison OF the population
OF seventeen parishes with the re-
turn Of the 1Varnoth@ board com.
pletely ezplodea of itself, every pre-.
tense McEnery can set up to being
fairly elected. These seventeen pa-
ishes are: Avoyelles, Assumption,
East Baton Rongs, Boss,er, Caddo,
DeSoto, Iberville, Madison, Natch-
toches,s Plaqueminea Morehouse,
Pointe Ooupee, Rspides, 81. James,
St. Martin and ST. Mary. From
these parishes the Warmoth board
returned II, 7,69e votes for MoEnery,
and only 1A,5ls for Kellogg. Ma
jority for McEnery 1880. But the
population for these same parishes
is only 67,570 white to 145,220 free
colored. It is known that many of
these whites ore unnaturslized for
eigners; also that the proportion of
white voters in a given population
is smaller than of colored voters
Yet taking the same ratio of ono to
five for both colored and white, and
admitting for the sake of argument
that all the whites were voters, and
voted for McEnery, q division Of
The population given above by lve,
leaves us 1854 white or McEnery
'oters, to 29,044 colored or Kellogg
'oters, or Ii, $50 oolored or Kellogg
This is tho story OF sew
,nteen parishes The $4,000 to
$1,000 colored1 voters within their
limits alone, who were denied a|
'ote, swamp the entire majority
IcEnery claims in tho stste, and
i, ,Iu,,r:ies It moes than 5000 votes out
4 sight, 10 say nothing IL the |
nonstrous frauds in the other |
,arishes. -s -''5' |
In sixteen parishes Of the State
rhere the Democrats had a majority
i 1858 10, the returns 81 the
Varmoth board show . falling Of
be Democratic vote Of 262. In
he remaining th:rty-six parishes ot
be State, showing a republican
,ajority Of 3z,615, as cast at The
lections Of 1868 and 1870, the
Varmoth returning board returns
Democratic majority Of 1866, thus
stunning that OYER 800 colorsd
len refused Or failed to vote the |,
ticket. Thia rn,n,n;ftao /,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

RoYBERY, CApTURE, AND SuBsEoUEsT
EscArE.-On Friday night, during the no-
aence of Burwell Tazewell. who was ID Iiiis
civ with his boat, bis house. in aoochiand
county. was forcibiy entered, bis wife locked
+, her bedroom, and the house pillaged OIL
everything of value. Trunks and chests were
broken open, and everything portable taken
off Shortly afterwards during the same
niobtl the hennery Of Mr.. Samuel Cottrell,
Jr.. was entered, and thirteen small fowl
and two turkeys taken of. During the-day
ON saturday Captain Avis, of the county,
and two citizens. hearing of the robberles.
made pursuit, and the thieves were soon
captured in the loft of the packet stable, Cd
the farm Of Mr.. Il. s. Allen, where they were
engaged ia dressing the fowls which they
had Stolen. Information derived from the
prisoners showed that they were thornton
Alexander and one Of the recently-escapeo
conyicts from the penitentiary that tney
had met the night on which the robDerles
had been committed, and had then planneo
and executed them. During the piiiaSlng
of the house of Burwell Tazewell, thornton
Alexander, who did the work while ms con-
federate remained outside to watch ana re-
ceiye the goods. handed out on entire sun 0,
citizens clothing, which the convict donneo
in place of his striped uniform.
After the capture Of the prisoners they
were taken to the house of Mr.. CottreiI 10 De
kept until Sunday morning. Sometime IN
the latter part of the night the conylct es-
caped from bis guard, who fired several shots
at him, but without doing any damage so
T,r "a asccrtained. The other prisoner was
more securely fastened, and was lodged IN
the Hcnrico Jail yesterday. Heis represented
as being q hardened criminal, End Is now
under Sentence of the Goochland court Tor
q term of two years in the penitentiary. lie
escaped by breaking jail. He Will be exam
ined before committing magistrate at the
courthouse to-day.
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Salaries Of couerezsmen.

That the House Of Representatives mas
nassed a biz to raise the salary OF lis own
members Is owing mainly TO tue 'ae' '."'
there are so many men in that BODY wno
4 vcrc Last fall defeated fer Congress. ~ DC
mi, conld not bave been passed cciore inc
.,aes,onx Of last fall. 1t would never nave
heen forced through House in which there
werc not large number of dead politicians. II
wonld never have passed even dead House
Y ne the present one is, and as every House is
after the biennial elections for congressman
have taken place--without that feature OF it
which, in violation Of common sense and
common honesty, pays those dcfunct men,
bers thousands Of dollars extra for services
which they undertook to render for $4,000
per annun,, and that. too, after the people, ny
refusing to reflect them, have declared that
they are not worth even $4,000 year.
We have heretofore expressed ourselves III
favor Of an increase ia the Presidents salary.
We think that that officer needs larger sal
ary. So as to tho Judges Of the supreme
Court and as to the Cabinet officers and the
ee-President. But congressman remain
In Washington but three months the second
year Of their term. Consequently they get
over sixty dollars per diem for the short ses-
sion--a pretty high price to pay for negro
and carPetbagger and scaawas congress
men.
And this leads us to add that the bill in
question could not have been passed if these
iast-named elements had been absent from
the House. They corrupt every body of
which they compose part. They always
vote for pockciing all the money they can get
hold of. 1t was sad day for the country
that witnessed their entrance into public life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

old court housestn the interest OF railroad
from Richmond 10 Petersburg, touching N,
the frstnamed point. The people claim 10
be in earnest In the matter; but it Is believed
that funds are lacking.
Mwon Tortcs.--J. T. Lloyd, Assistant
United States Assessor for Chesterfield, Pow.
hatan, aud Fluyanna, has established hi,
headquarters in Manchester.
Richard Dunnavant, who was badly shot
last fall while out hunting, is just nble 10 be
out on the street.
Granite having been furnished, most Of the
employees at the Government works have re-
sumed operations.
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W. GoDD1N WIN sell at /: n. small farm Of

w. GODDIN viii sell at l? NJ. small farm of
thirty-6ye acres. on the Brook turnpike SIX ,nfe,
NORTH Of Richmond.
GRUBBS e WILLIAMS will sell at I2 NJ a life
intcres. In framed dwelling on the north side OF
Main between First and Second streets. AIso.
life interest In residence No. Is Franklin
street. between First and Fou;hee. They win
also sell lot IN the plan Of Buena Vista, Sid
ney. And at 2. N. the brick dwelling No. Ill
north Fourth street, between Franklin and
Grace streets, with building lots adjoining. Ard
at.l 2. 81. a 10. on tho west side OF Fifth stree.
near hrmory Bridge.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON viii sell ut 10 A. D.
general assortment of furniture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

SUPREME COURT Or AFTEALs.-The StI-
rrclne Court CT Appeals meets Tomorrow.
The first cIses to becalleda:c gginhotham's
cXecutriX Us. Commonwealth; Harvey Us.
Commonwealth Adams rs. Commonwealth ;
Boanz rs. Commonwealth Christian Us.
Commonwealth Bennett Is. Claiborne
Badgctt U.s. Robinson; Draper Us. EallS
Watkins Is. Claiborne; Moss and ais. Us.
Moorulan's administrator. Ould and ais. Us.
Myers aud GiS. is set for the 1ltiI instant :
Dobson Is. Cupcper and wife is set for the
18Th instant: Underwood Is. McTci9h is set
for the Latin instant; and tue Miller Will-caSc
is set for tic Isl Of April next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

FRANKLIN MACHINE CoMrANY.-The record
of a charter granted to the Franklin Machine
Company By Judge Beverly r. Wellford, OF
the Circuit Court OF this city, has been lodged
in the Office of the Secretary of the Common
wealth. The purposes tor which the com:
pany has been formed arc the manufacture
and sale of portable aud stationary engines
saw-miIs, Sc, and machinery in general
CAPITAL stock to be not less than S2o,ooo nor
more than 100000, to be divided into shares
of 500 each. The place in which the pril-
Opal Office is to lie kept and the cniet DusI
ness transacted is in the city of Richmond.
The names Of the officers for the first year
are as follows: President, james NJ. Talbot;
Superintendent, William Ettengcr; Score
tary and Treasurer II. 2. Edmond. Dlrec'
tors james NJ. Talbot, William Ettenger,
Fl. p. Edmond, john d. Davis, and Isaac
Davenport, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

AMERICAN CHURCH REvIEw.--The publish
ers express their regret that the i-health Of
the editor has delayed tho issue Of the Janu-
airy No. of the american Church Reuie,c.
They add that they have now made arrange
lnents which they trust will prevent this de-
lay in the future. We cannot too highly
commend this ReUie,o to our readers of what
ever church they may be, though of course
the title Of the Repic,c docs not Indicate that
1t ID not dcnominatonal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

Mr.. William Castle, the American tenor
appeared Mt the London Crystal Palace con-
certs OH the 18th of january, when he sang
the sceaa, ooh, tits Glorious Sight," from
WebeTs "Oberon," and Molique's song.
when the Moon" One of his critics says
power but that in the latter he secured sym
pathy from his hearers.
A department Of the English civil service
known as the Local Government Board has
just appointed lady Poor law inspector, at
the very handsome salary Of $4,000 year,
to report upon the domiciies and the. treat.
ment Of children who are 6 boarded OUT
after the system which is generally adopted
in Scotland. g.
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joe I'RINTJSC.-Ne call tie attention OF iaer-
chants, clerks OF courts, sheritts lawyers, railro;
teaEsbip and canal officers and oil others
having orders for printing 10 tlI facilities pcr "
the DISPATCH PRETTISG ESTABLISHMENT Tor the
prou.pt and fathful execution OF al kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish 1T short notice Cards,
Rill-lIcads Letter Heads, ProyrT Tucs Ball fcs -,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-ii!ils, Catalogues.
Bills Of Fare. ShowGins, Cheeks, Drafts, SC, &C..
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

DEATH FROM FALL.--Louisa Breeder.
employed ut PAGES tobacco factory. when
on her way to The Work-room yesterday
morning, fell on the steps and was badly ILL.,
iurcd. She was taken 10 No. 22l4 Ma!n
street. where she socn after died. Coroner
Taylor held III inquest on Tie body ycsser-
day evening at hall-past ! O'Clock, ut 81
-. john street. to which place it lad been
removed, and the jury returned the follow
in. verdict: THAT Louisa breeder came to
her death from natural causes, probably from
congo ,tCn OF the lungs"
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PERSONAL.
NEW YOnN, February 7.is1a.

Q. II. Marshall, Esq, Richmond, "a:
Dear sir,-Tour application for the sole and cx-
elusive agency for the sale Of our hats, with our
name and trademark (of our own manufactured.
for the city OF Richmond, has been duly idered
aud we hereby appoint you our sole agent fer the
sale Of our hat, for the city Of Richmond ANY
others advertising our hats 90 so without our consent
and have no authority to use nalnc III any such
way, and If continued TO deceive the public viii he
prosecuted by to the full extent OF the law In pro-
feeling names and Trademarks.
Respectfully. DUNLAP & Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

The report Of Major TUEPIN, which we
published yesterday, is al interesting docu-
meslt. 1t gives us renewed reasons for
hm ing that James river will soon be grand
highway OF commerce. 1t is said by some
writers on the subject that bars will always
continue to be formed where they are once
formed, so long ~ the meandcrings Of a
river remain the same. We hope for better
things in the case Of the james.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

INTERMEDIATE EXAMINATION AT THE klcu-
uoSp HIGH SCHo0L.-The following IS i
statement of the standing OF the school on
the various studies pursued in the Richmond
High School: Reading, 73 per cent; spell
ing. &c phoncticS, So; dIctatien, 81 arm,
metic, 81 physical geography, 81 nat'! na
philosophy, 81; grammar, 50; history, 80 50
algebra, II; composition, 81; Latin, o.
French, 81 German, 81; and penmansh'F,
rs. The results were obtained on i very
rigid marking. Some OF the pupils average
rs high as 93 per cent.
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General Edward Johnson

"a true soldier, a warm.iicartcd friend, a
gallant gen. leman, has fallen. He will be ap-
propriately buried in Hollywood among the
boys who wore the gray. His grave will be
watched and decorated by our noble women,
and his memory will be cherished by the
people Of the city he so bravciy defended,
and his native Virginia, which be loved so
,rnll
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

The valuation placed upon Mr.. GREELEY's
estate indicates that he never entirely lost
his communistic notions. He probably al
ways had doubts as to whether any man had
Alright to hold much. property. He aban-
doned the attempt to reform society in that
particular direction, but probably never d.
vested himself of Il suspicion that FOURIER
was reai statesman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

FRANKLIN MACHINE CoMPAEY.-By refer
euce to another column it will be seen that
this company has commenced operations at
the old stand of Talbot, Ettenser & Ed
mond. 1t was incorporated under the laws
of this State, and with its large capital and
efficient officers and directors will very much
enlarge the manufactured products of this
city. They will manufacture portable aud
stationary engines, saw-mills, hydraulic
presses, and touacco-fxtures, and everything
pertaining to general machine and foundry
business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

ADMITTED TO pRACTIcs.-W.C. Elan, city
editor Of the Richmond Wing, was admitted
to practice at the bar of the Hastings Court
Yesterday. We wish him success in his Ola
line of business now commenced anew. Ae
will continue i'll his position on the IFhaJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

EscArEn rRoN THE CHAIS-GANG.-Jamcs
Robinson escaped from the chain-gang yes
tcrlay while at work. Robinson has been
in iaiI the greater part OF the winter, and his
lime would have expired on the Esd instant.
No blame attaches to the officer III charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

THE DUNLAP IIAT-ne'S block, new cur--which
the New York retailers bring out tue ist March,
has Just been received by j. WEIsiG ER Co., and
can he relied Oh rs being the Latest and the peTn.a
nent style for this spring. 1h!, hat Is lish. and
stylish, and can be fitted 10 any head.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

HESRIco COURT IrEMs.-The case Of Philip
Lambert, Indicted for assault and battery,
was tried yesterday, and he was fined one
cent and costs.
Henry Elicit, charged with stealing arti.
cles from Four-Mile Greek church, and who
was under recosnizance for his appearance,
failed to appear. His bail-boud was there
fore declared forfeited, and capias awarded
for him returnabie on Friday.
The jury were adjourned until Wednes
day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

RUNAWAY ACCIDENTAL rair Of horses
attached to carriage belonging TO Mr.. j. &.
johnson took fright yesterday on Broad
street and ran away. The driver Was thrown
from his seat and injured in the head. The
c,rriage was upset and badly smashed, but
the horses escaped injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

We do not desire to see Mr.. Boutwell,
elected to the United States Scpatc. He is
too good a Secretary Of the Treasury. 1t
!, were pity to make sorry senator out Of
good officer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

S;;rESru.eTREET CnEIsrlAE CHURcH.-IhlI-
f. ucrsons were received OH confession III lbs
ch,irch oil Sunday night Thcsc Interesting
meetings will be continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

Do,SCs OF TIE GRAND jury YESTERDAY
The special grand jury Of the Hustinss Court
met yesterday, and found true bills for felony
in the following cases:
Anderson James, for breaking and cutter
ing tho su.oEchcuse Of John Lindsay anu
stealing lot OF smoked beef
Jane Bailey, for breaking and entering
the dwelling house Of John Hay and stealing
$3.50.
Henry Taylor, for entering the canal-boat-
"Zeuobia and stealing 4 carpct-bas Of the
value OF enc dollar; aud
Thomas J. Gale, miSdemeanor, for extort-
ing money from Barney Johnson.
These cases are set for trial to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

REDUCTION OF from FIFTY CENTS TO ONE DOL
LAR PER TON on best anthracite coal at c. II.
PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary streets; Clover Hill
coal 4: from $3.50 10 $3.50 per load: oak wood "a TO
$3.50 per cord pine $3.50 to 10 per cord.
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GENE THREAD, SEINE a-..ssssssa

THREAD.
A large 10, OF SEINE THREAD, all numbers a'i'
ea4les yet on hand ard for sale a: reduced pr'ss'
sPATEST and SOFT SEINE-rWINELiNsssss gnu ~
CoRKS st exceedingly low prices. Also, ELi,o ,s
and RACK oIL-cIoTHING, COTTON fAk M >
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES OF alt .estts, ~ sasss
very c,se.pat L. i..CHTESsTEiSts,
lmparter Of Seine brad,
Nos. l7G3 and 1907 Franklia stree. beiHsea
Seventeenth AID Eighseenth stfes.a
HAUL-SETSES maes to order q. factory pf'ss''
< NH -3sS }&l
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SPECIAL Court OF ArrEALs.--Thc follow
ing business was transacted yesterday:
Stewart and ais. Is. Sro,t and ais. was
partly argued by Colonel Mosby for the ap-
pcllauts, and dr. Brooke for the appelIccs.
Daniel Is. Bond was fully argued and sub
mitfed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

REDroRp's, No. 9G2 lIAIS STREET, Is THE
AGENCY and the only place at which a Dunlap hat
c.n lie had in Richmond. Parties advertising this
hit will please see Ncssrs Dunlap & Co.'S letter 10
NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

BUY YOUR CLOTHING, SHIRTS. AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, Off. Il. SPENCE & Sox,
merchant ,alors clothicrs. and dealers In gentle
mems furnishing goods, No. 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

Ask your grocer for DooLEr'S YEAST POWDER.
the hest baking powder for preparing biscuits, rolls,
bread. griGd!c-cakcS, waflCs, &c. Depot, CD New
s;-eet. Now York. At retail By I'll grocers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

COMMISSIONER or DEEDS ApPolSTEp.-Ihc
Governor has appointed Mr.. john b. Bur-
rcuens commissioner OF deeds for the
state Of Virginia to reside in Savannah, Ga.
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AUCTION SALES TsEas DAY.

On all sales OF real estate nade 6st,1ecu he Il, .,
Janurry aud seth Of June the tzres Jar the IRE.
sent year haze to- De odfd ,by the purchaser. On
of the year the tdes hare 10 be paid bytls seiier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

TIE FIRM OF GEORGE p. HOWELL & Co., No
!. Park Row, New York, IS the most extensive Ad-
vertis!ng Agency in the country, and ono with
which 1t is pleasure for publishers to deal.-Gree
Ban Wis., Ga-cNe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

TEA-DRIEKERs WILL FISD AT VI. d. BLAIR &
CO.'S some Of the finest green tea ever Imported
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

POLICE CoURr, MoSDAY.-Justiee j. j.
While l:eSiding.-The following cases were
dispose of:
Lucy Walton, creating disturbance in
the house of Alelaide Head. Fined s..
George Washington, charged with being
4 vagrant. Sent TO Jail for thirty days.
Armstcad Baugh, breaking into the fac
tory Of r. G. Williams & Go. and taking
two boxes Of manufactured tobacco. Case
continued until the 9th instant.
Oscar Gibbons, for being drunk. Fined Is.
Tazeweil Taylor charged with stealing n
pair of boots, the property of w. Fl. Lewis.
Sent to Jail for thirty days.
Henry Taycr, stealing carret-bag filed
with clothing from the canal-boat Of Captain
Robert Carter. Sent> on to the Hastings
Court for felony.
Frank Summers, Mike McEvoy, Levis
Jones, and James -Mciivoy, charged with
creating disturbance in front Ct st. Peters
cathedral. Case continued Until 4th instant.
John Starke, for beating his wife Sarah
Starke. Beth lined 50.
Nathan Lane, for striking George Wilson.
Case continued until Wednesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

TUE MEMORIAL FUSD.-nynchburg has sub
scribed 81 800 for the Memorial Fund.
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CALL AND SEE WHAT PHOTOGRAPHS CAN BE
had at FGAYsIH's GALLERY, opposite tho post
Office, for two dollars per dozen.
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THOSE FINE TEAS THAT ". d. BLAIR & Co. ARE
selling are really extra, and cannot lie surpassed In
,,,I-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

HATS MADE AND REPAIRED ut +. WETsIGER i
Co.'S and silk hats !runed free BY one OF tie Lest
practical matters In the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

ADVERTISING ~ i.CSTISGToN.-Tie ncwsra-
perS published i'll Huntington haze IN cxte"SsTs
circulation through the country which IS opcneIio
Richmond by IKE completion oil the Chesapeake AID
Ohio railroad. n. EILVs0S 6 co. ere AUTHORIZED 20
make contracts for advertising III both papers &. low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

SPRING PATTERNS nov ready ut Butterck's
agency, 1901 Main street, WHEELER & WILSON
SEwISG-NAcH1SE OFFICE. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04

REDronD BLOCKS AND IRONS Or MAKES SILK
HATS TO order.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, DfspAfCR
building, viii receive advertisement, aud have them
Inserted IL any journal OF The country - r4&ulh
rates.
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Music At 3, 6. AND 10 CENTS PER SHEET At
JOIN sToSs OILS Main street. Also, rs per ccat. dis
count OH new music.
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II JArL.-1'ncrc are eighty-!iine prisoners
in the city Jail at this time.
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FRAYsER's PHOTOGRAPHIC PRICE LIST HAS
caused rush at his large and we.l-arrangcd est.b
lishmcnt.
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r. FEnRASDiNI. HUMAN HAIR GooDs MANY
FACURER, 6lJ Broad street.
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CELERY SALT soMETHISG NEW: AID EVERY
housekeepcr should go to PIzzISI'S and Get botto
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