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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-01

WANTED Immediately, wet nurse, at
w 62 Franklin street. 302*
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EOR SALE-A tame elk, very gentle Jos.
Il Guion, corner of Bertha street and Levee,
Sixth ward. 30l-SO5
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DIED.

ALLEN-In Minneapolis, on the 9th ult.,
Hattie E., daughter of E. L. Allen, aged Is
years, 4 months and 10 days.
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WANTED-A girl for general housework,
w at No. 8, Nash street. 29S*
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FOB RRNT-Rooms.

NOR RENT-A furnished room. Apply No.
IL SO Pearl street. 303-3O7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
Freight Embargo.

RICHMOND, VA, March /, 1881.
Edi,ofs DiSpGtct: Richmond is now
completely cut oh from freight communicI-
ton hence win al points in south Carolina
and beyond along the line OF the Richmond
and DanUllc railroad, and also with impor-
tant points Ike Ashoyille anh Henderson,.
vile, IN North Carolina Since last Thurs
day we have not been able 10 ship to >Ou'h
Carolina and beyond, and to. Gay our snip.
mcn,s for lle1der>ouyillc aud Ashey!iie
were returned. We have uoV abQ.H ify
eases awaiting shipment, and the number j.
daily Increasing, and We can get no definite
information a. TO NGcu the route Wii. be-
open again.
Thi, j, indeed u serious matter, and sc
do not think any explanation will answer,
for it IS a difficulty that should under no cir.
cum, ,tances have been allowed to occur, and
the management Or The road, when /. 81
temD.s to explain, /. in - awkward posi-
tion A. a general j. when he explains how
he lost a battle. He should not have lo>' II,
and no eXplan1tions of Why or hOw he los.
Il viii retrieve his idrnisbed iaurels.
L /, not from ans ilI.will TO the manage
mcnt Of The Richmond and Danylle railroad
tlat wc have sometimes called attention 70
what we esteemed their shortcomings, but
It hIs been owing 10 the feeling thlt our
commercial welfare required tbat puOlic at
ientl0n should be called 10 them. The State
has committed great privileges into their
hands, and il is only right tnat they should
be kept up TO their responsibilities.
MERCHANT
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MANCnEsTEa AND VICINITY.

Brief HemS-During the month Of FeU-
rulrv the clerk OF the IIustinga Court issued
) marriage .IIcenses-3 y bite and c0IOrcd -
and recorded l6 deeds. Thi: shows falling
of Of ) martidge-licenses and 3 deeds as
compared with the report for The month Of
January.
Mr.. w. +. Ledf0rd, popular young gen.
tleman OF this city, formerly Of Wilmington,
y. G. was married Monday night 10 Miss
M0llie Vaughn, daughter OF Major John Il.
Vaughn. master.carpen;er OF the Richmond
and Danyille railroad. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. L. II. Lacy, Of the Me. de-
Memorial church. The marriage took place
at the residence Of ihe bride, and wa. wit
messed only by few OF the most Intimate
friends Of the family.
Al the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing-M3yor Gentry pfcsidlng-two young
white men from the Lower Bowery were
up, charged with fighting in the street
They were discharged on the payment Of
cysts.
Coroner Ingram was not called upon but
once during The month Il February ,oserye
in his official capacity. In that Instance 30
inquest was deemed unnecessary.
A regular meeting Of the City Council
viii be beld next Friday night. The mayor
atty question. which has excited so much
interest, will come UP again at that time.
There was not single alarm OF lire turn
cd IN during the month OF February.
The public schools 10 Manchester town
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Please note The following changes 10 date
XIV eVEsgRrRFps

Please note The following changes 10 date:
NCw SUBSCRIBERS.
). A. Ylrcry d Co., iIl2 cast Main street,
Law system NJ. 204.
j. r. Austin, 3lS north Twenty-hf.h
street, Magnetic system.
CHANGED To LAW SYSTEM.
Bu.'re,, Office Telephone Exchange, No.
200.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, Broad aud Hancock
streets, No. POI.
r. Wendenburg. No SOC east Main street,
no. 2o2.
Z. Weudenburg, 40. Il south Fifteenth
street, 10. 203.
CHANGED TO MAGNETIC SYSTEM.
\. Il. Goodman, No. 800 Ash street, for
merry No. 20.
DISCONTiNCANCGs.
Perri.o " Gam. No. Fourteenth street,
Law system, No. 3G.
McAdam> X Berry, No. GI7 east Broad
street, Law sysfeI0, No. 1916.
K. VI. j. PAINTER, No. 9o2 west Grace
street.
CHANGES OF NAMES.
Gunst a Bin>wauger, COS east Broad, TO
4. Gunst d son.
Gunst d BinSwanger, 1927 east Main. to
=. Bin>wangcr X Co.
J. L johnson 4 Co., Arlington House. 70
:. l.. Street.
CHANGES or LOCATION.
\. Il. Goodman. to 300 Ash street.
Commercial club, to 9Il Bank street.
LAw-SYSTEM BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Telephone Offices, No. 300.
Railroad Offices No. POI.
Artists mIterialS, dealers in, Nos. 2)2
BOB.
Printers and statiOncrs, No. 20f.
Booksellers ana s'H'iOncrs, No. POI.
e. T.. MCCLUfR, Manage.
Rictmoad, Vd.. March /, lSSl.
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BA>R 1TS-M -MARKET-BA>KETS LUNCH-BAs-
EEIS, WORk.BASKETs, TRAVELLING
EA>KET>, FLOWER-BA>KETs. KEY-BAS-
NETS, CL0IHEs-BASKETS, LAUNDRY
EA>KE1>. at prices TO suit the closest buyer;
Veviu sell yous FULL-SIzE TIN SET, with top
-im TO The jar. 1t: the same price as tie common
,,rl gh'-iar SCI -four siSlesl;
tNTLNE-sTYLE TIN SETS, handsomely deco.
ga,,du Bands and Flowers, at ~;
..N as auy lu toEn;
it. Hr.c,t a.s,r' rsent and lowest prices Of CAR
EACr-WHlPs at STEVENS.
WI
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS FOR 4
POSTAGE STAMP. .-Allu>ion was recently
made in these columns 20 an olier OF Ne"
York gentleman 10 Richmond dealer tMr.
G. +. John>ton) ~ $50 for a PlttSylvania
Courthouse "locil stamp" That offer was
declined. and later the New Yorker offered
so, which was accepted. Soon afterwards
Mr.. Johnston received cable-dl>patch from
Liverpool Offering $3.50 for the stamp.
The stamp in question was issued by the
postmaster at Pittsylyania Courthouse IN
1861. after Virginia had seeded and prior
TO the time when the Confederate Govern
ment commenced TO issue it, stamps. 80
far a. i known there are only three such
stamps in existence. although they were
sold and used at the observation-disclosures
office for several months.
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JOSEPH W. LAUBF, -
FINANCIAL.
THOMAS BRANCH 4 Co \
BANNERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. VA. February ~, 1881. J
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

We offrr for sale 4 limited amonnt % RIG CijM0ND
AND DANNlLLE RAILROAD q PR ChNt.
GOLD BONDS, dur IN 1913. at 90 pSr eCut sat
accrued interest. They are secured bg The con .ol-
dates mortgage on the Richmond ard panYiic i1I-
road and the Piedmont railroad aud the lealo Of Inc
North Carolina railroad.
We can with confidence Teeommen' these bonds
10 our freRds and the public generally s., ihe sa-
Diial report for the year ending September so,
1880, showed that The company hid rsdp'ci -
dtbl over 100000 during The two mec ii'-
years, snd declared dividend of per ceni o. lA
capita stock, Amounting &c sll5.9s2, "h'cb va
paid in January, Ssh, besides adiig iarfeY 10 TIE
rolling stock and m chnery and pntsha'Ins about
G 800 tons OF new rails.
For The ihre. months ending Slst E>eemAf,
1850, the net receipts Of The company exec "a
81 ,O,oOo afIer pay ment Of all interest rtn" aAi
o,hs nxed charges.
We reserve the privilege of advancing the i''oe
of these bonds without notice; hence purchasers
had tetter apply promptly.
Other securities taken Ia exchange al 'h'i' VA"
Respectfully,
c,e2 I'm THOMAS BRANCH 90
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VIRGINIA Press AssOCATION.-At a meet
ing yesterday OF the Executive Committee
of the Virginia Press A.sociation-the prcsi.
dent, Major +. ii. Barclay, presiding-the
annual report was perfected and adopted.
1t will be presented at the annual meeting
Of the Association, which VIII take place
this "wednesday afternoon at half-past ,
O'Clock at Rueger's Hall, corner Of Bank
and Ninth streets. A large attendance OF
journalists from all parts OF the State i. eX-
pected. Tomorrow morning IA majority OF
the members will 20 to Washington by the
8 O'Clock train on the Richmond and Fredc-
ricksb burg railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

The THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-The Theatre
was thronged last evening with brilliant
and fashionable audience. Mis- Anderson's
rendition Of "Eyadne" was a grand piece
Of acting, and seemed TO give universal sat
isfaction. She was repeatedly called before
the curtain, and created much enthus slasm.
The support, though not all that could be
desired. was good. Mr. Leyick As COlonna
aid well, and Mr.. Atkins Lawrence made
an excellent Nncentio. Mr.. Downing
PLAYED the designing Ludiyico. He has a
fine voice and sets well, but is at times ra-
ther intense. Tonight. Love" which i
said to be Miss Andtrson's greatest r6le. II
will undoubtedly draw another large house.
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Miss ANDEEsON's TRAVELLING CARLY
special invitation number Of gentlemen Of
the city visited Yesterday the handsome ear
in which Miss Mary Anderson travels. and
it was found to be truly pllaill and COM
pletc in lis every appointment. Whilst
travelling the car is occupied by Miss An.
GersOn. her mother, her stepfather, DR..
Hamilton Griffin, and Mr.. Brooks, business
manager OF the company. The meals are
cooked on board the car, and served while
on the way. Yesterday mornlng several
gentlemen, including representatives OF the
press, enjoyed sumptnOuS breakfast in
this " Palace. Hotel Car" and the genial
DR.. Griffin did the b0nors Of the occasion
in handsOmc stYle.
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C1orulxo rnlr wnrrEp.-MenlIon wa.

CLOTHING THIEF WHIPPED Mention was
made in the Dispatch Of yesterday Of the
arrest OF young man named F. W. D1yies,
charged with stealing clothing from a
clearinghouse on Fourteenth street. When
the case was called in the Police Court yes
lerday morning The accused pleaded guilty.
and after hearing the evidence the Justice
sentenced him to receive twenty lasbes aud
ordered him TO leave the city. The clothing
was recovered; aad the police also found in
his possession some books, alleged to have
been presented TO him by friends. Davies
halls from Cardiff, Wales, and has been In
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tenth annual meeting of this association
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Hon. A. NJ.
Kelley; Vice.President, Joseph l.. " bit.
taker; Recording Secretary, Joseph w.
Laube; Financial Secretary, Daniel Hanni-
gan; Assistant Financial Secretary, John
NJ. Higgins Chaplain, Rev. Or. -. j.
O'ConnelI; Trustees, James Golden. p.
FcHHessey. ". Rankin; Commirtee on Ac-
cousts, ID. Columbus, Thomas Beirne, r.
Fennessey, William Walsh, james Bailey; /;
Supervisory C0mniftee, John Mcdonald,
w. Datfron, William Rankin, j. MeGoyern,
Il. O'ConaeI.
Mr.. +. j. ReiIIey had been president OF
ibe Society from its first organization, and
begged TO be allowed 10 re,ire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

BosToN BAPa5sr MINISTER'S CONFERENCE
AND RICHM0SD CoLLtoE.--Last Sunday
Rev. A. +. Dickinson, ID. D., OF ihi, city,
preached 10 5000 people IN TreEOnt TEN.
bie, Boston, aad on Monday he was invited
10 address the pastors conference. After
his r.marks, Rev. Drs. Crane, King. Ellis,
and oib, RS, followed In speeches in behalf
Of Ricbm.' nd College, aud resolution &as
adopted recommending the
Baptists OF Boston and surrounding cities
q raise u fund itr the proposed library ball,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
AUCTION SALES rRIs DAY.

RICHMOND Bt/hNH. 10 \ u. h.r I., rev IEd
secondhand busgies, wagons. cart, %.
JNO. T.. LAUGHrON. JE.. II /. II. ,udf y. ",
sr,cilI atd attractive .alr of oil. liil. a. N
gold-git frames.
$50. +. LATGHTO%, JE.. I'D !. NJ. .olcll H.
sOriment of hou'ehod furniture, &C.
FRANK u. nut. , =. VI, iru.iec', n'c of 10 0f
laui on the .Ou hrA,t corner %. Ihr C.iu. and
clay strlet'.
II. T.. STAPLES Z CO.,5 - ". tv. w, DE-. ~
hl- pcw, in ihe fusl Bap'i,' cn.ici, e. 40.
IIO3 Main street.
DAVENPORT & MOgEi>. l. VI. Lrso lo. VI
duudged co-fou ana rp,ion IJ'h.
JNO. f.. LNUGHTo\. Ia. 10 \. IL. ft,rli 1s'r's
sale 0f stock of diamond, "a O. .es, ice .'.T,
cuf'ery. 10
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Police Court. The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Cosrt yesterday
morning by Police Justice ID. C.. Richard.
son:
Hannah Davis (colored), charged with be.
ing drunk and injnriDg the property Of
AdlsoD johnson. Fined 81
Reuben johnson, charged with asslulting
and beating Lucy Parsons. Continued I'll
to-day.
Philip johnson (coloreD was given ten
lashes Tor stealing one egg.crate from the
Southern Express Company.
Samuel Washington (colored) was fined ej
for being drunk aud creating disturbance
in the bar-room Of Mrs. e. Burgury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

Police COURT STATISTICS FOR FEBRUARY.
During the past month the Police Justice
disposed OF 220 criminal eases and tried l97
ordinance violations. On criminal charges
II persons were sent on 10 the grand jury
for Indictment. % we're convicted OF mis-
demeanOr, and 30 were committed to jaiI in
default OF surety for heir good behavior.
Fines celIected: City, S424 30; state, Si5 :;
costs, SIC G0-tOial. S496 10.
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this country only few months. He Il
about nineteen years OF age, quite genteel
In appearance, and seems 10 he person Of
some education. He expressed great con.
triton for BIS conduct, and said that his
destitute condition tempted him TO commit
the offence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

THE MAYOR VETOEs THE CITY APPR0.
PRIATION ORDINANCE.-At II o'clock on yes
icrday The Sergcant-at-A at-Arms Of the CITY
Council submitted to his Honor the Mayor
the ordinance making the annual appropria-
ton OF the city revenue for the fiscal Year
The Mayor declined to approve The same,
and returned ii without his signature. 1t
i understood that the Mayor declined 10
approve the ordinance on acc0un, Of the
appropriation OF 81 made to the Eye and
Ear Dispensary. He will send in his mes
sage yetoing the ordinance, with his reason.
for the sane, 10 the Common Council,
which body meets next Monday evening AT
, o'clock.
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SEED. &c.

II A. RIClIARDSQN, h.,II,h
LlQt OE-DtALFR AND SEkD>AAN,
NASHVILLE, NY.
ar-'. nn hand for sale. OF best quality
HtNGAElAN HiLIET
utED GRASS tOR RED TOPl.
rIEiPPfD kEkTUCkN Bill EGRASS,
LEAN KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS.
- IRA tLFAN KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS
tltNN FNGLISH BLU EGRAS>.
EAlRA CLEAN fNGLI>H Blu tGEA$S,
tp"MON RED (I.ONfR,
tNGLl>H CLOVER,
TIMOTHY.
bEtlIARD GRASS,
ny kWHEAi SEED,
ekRMAN MiILfT.
ENGLISH MILLET,
HtNP >fFp
WHITE TOBACCO SEED.
tAHLY AMBER SUGAR CANE,
DIVA EROOM-f ORN Sf ED.
h-itf 20 lbr. John X. Woods, Of AlbemaIl,. Va.
~ l.czt&w2'
II ELIABLE SEEDS.-PHILADEL-
~ f'ilA EXTRA EARLY PEAS. SO per bushel
''"tAl; CANADA EXTRA EkRLY PEAS,
;s..o' psr bn.hel; SPRiNG KALI. eight pounds
~. lLONER-SEED. ORCHARD. GRASS,
ny BLUE-GRASS. Mixed LAWN
"''''>'' &c. scrd for psdce-list.
T. ". WOOD, Seed Merchant.
4e'ISH 4l9 Ska street. Richmond. IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

EXPIRED LICENsCs.-All persons who are
required 10 obtain licenses on vehicles.
goats, and dogs are reminded that they are
required by law to renew them ca the 1t
day OF February in each year. The time
having expired, the police will in a few
days commence their rounds. and parties
who are reported will not be allowed to
plead forgc'fulnc.S. TIE number OF dogs
in the city is estimated At 5000. and up 10
this ume only 800 have heen hcensed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

CHEAP LIFE !NSCRASCE.-Twcnty-Gye cents
VIII bny b'x of Dr. rGu's pms and TIE, WI re-
store the functions Of the liver stomach. ard bow
els-ihe sources from which nearly every vase
Originates. " these organs act well l.ng aud
healthy life Is assured. Make the investment; IL
VIII bc 4 profitable one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

ART ENTERTAINMENT.- Professor CrOm.
well, whose entertainments, illustrative OF
the great cities OF Europe as well as Of
scenery and architecture OF all parts of the
world, gave such satisfaction when he last
visited Richmond, will reSppear at the
Theatre on next Monday evening. The
Professor announces his exhibition as "the
Lenten Recreation" and it may be properly
so called, since 1t Is a species OF pleasant
and moral instruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

BGiEFS.-iir. l.. b. Tatum telegraphs
that the steamer City OF Richmond made
The trip yesterday from Richmond to No..
folk IN seven hours.
The weather yesterday was characteristic
OF March. The day which u,hcrcd IN the
month brought with il The high wind ~ hich
>ua!ly accompanies Il. Il was cold a. well
- violent, aud, Is oar Thermometer indi-
Gated, vas the ragged edge OF that storm
which on sunday and Monday prevailed IN
the Northwest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

SALE OF VALUABLE MAIN STREET Pro-
PERTY.-The handsome elass-froDt store
No. 1908 Main street. occupied by Messrs.
John ii. Tyler 4 Co., was sold at auction
Yesterday by Mr. Ill. Seldom Taylor for s24,
I25; that sum being within $50 OF the Ie-
cent State assessment. IL was purchased
by Dir. Charlie. L. Whitlock,
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..,Nrr Used CLEAR OR WITH FRESH
1tF SODA. OR HHI WATER,
"ITNoNADF. OR WITH FINE
ItF.TO SUIT Tnt TASTE.

.tt,l le,.linr wine merchants, grocerS, hotels.
.t-l...sis ever, where. -,..- -.
.nppU,d a. msLuiiciWCTs' prices hY
tt.rf,\ \ WHIT, Gr0ccrs, Sl4 Main
h"' ,r,.f. ,5d. Va. "a q-dSu,WSTGm
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:5I,..o,,-TIo>n & pAKrxERsHsps.

RICHMOND. ft,ruary -. 1881.
MN COMPREHENSIVE HERETO-
pr.,l>ftnc between 'ho under igucd. unicr
= l.,''t.,.t oi = LAKEWOOD & co. Is TINS dav
. ~ mutual consent. II. !. CHAMBERS
'. ,Ie rrrtu.r hip liabilities of said hrm, aui
,..., fh- hu>iue>s A. the o'd stand, at No.
.r-,,e, ,,rttt :. HARDWOOD.
t.F''- ~ A. CHAMBERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

ST. PATRICK'S DAY.-The Ancient Order
OF Ilibernians at special meeting held
Monday night endorsed the action OF the
convention held last month TO make ar
rahgements for the celebration Of It.
Pdtrick's day, and resolved to take part in
full reeala in the procession to 81. Peters
Cathedral, where the religious services will
take place. The Ancient Order OF HIber-
mans is the only exclusively Irish Catholic
society in this city, and numbers among is
members many OF Richmond's leading citi.
Gems OF that nationality and faith. As stated
heretofore, there will be no regular street
parade on 81. Patrick's day. but the socie-
tie, in regalia will march in procession un-
der Chief. MaiShal james l.. Capston from
Cathedral Hall TO the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

To make the hands smooth. to keen tn .fns
from ch1ppinR, there T. ue,hiur better ,hal ibl,
'Nc' irni preparation. N0w That toe ,.t} Y.a.hrr
has Ut in everybody horld ha,r some or l'.
Prp"ei hy /. ROBERTS BAKER, Irae.is', 20.
9I3 N4ia street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

We have just received fine stock Of AMovr,I.
LNDO, TJPAZ, and other SmFRRIEs: also. ..ne
hne PORTS. III quality Of ihe~a wine. 8. very
in" ana the price are very low. ". nryt go .pst
received some of III finest TFA w. has, sen since
he war. " D.giAfrNto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

Actual MORTALITY IL THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, showing ages Of dccedentS, sex, and
color. with nativity, and annual death-rate
per ,000 inhabitants for the month:
cause Of DedM; ApopieXy, | colorcd;
congestion OF brain, white; congestion OF
lungs. | colorcd; consumption, | white,
colorcd; convul>ion> Qnfantile). cOIOred;
Group, | white; debility. white; dySen-
terry, cOlored; hydrocephalus. | white;
infantilc lOckjlw, cOlOred: intl mmation
OF brain, | coIOred; measles, white;
paralysis, 3 cO0red; pneumonia, white,
colOred; who0ping-cougb, c0lOrcd. Whole
number Of death, in the city exclusive Of
stilI.bribs). -. Stil.brths, colored male,
cDl0red females-tOtdl, >. dge: One day
TO thirty. , white, , cOlOred-total. I; six
months to twelve. white, 3 cOiored-total,
one year TO three, | colored; five years
10 ten, white; twenty years 10 thirty, ,
cOl0red: thirty wears to forty, 3 white, 4
cOlortd-tOtal. :; forty years 10 fifty,
cO!ored: sixty years TO seventy, , colored:
seventy years 10 eighty, , cOlOred; I'M
known, | white, | cOlOred-total, ,. COH-
duiOn: Single, q white, 10 cOlOred-tOtal,
l6; married, > white, , cOlOred-tOtal, )
widows, colored: unknown, colOred.
NdtirjiJ: Richmond, If; other parts OF
United States, l3. L0cdiity: Marshal Ward,
white. cOlorcd-tOtal, 3; jefferson
Ward, white y colorcd--total, /; Madison
Ward, white, cOl0red-totai, ,; Monroe
Ward. coOicd; Clay Ward, white,
colored-total, ; Jackson Ward, ) coiorcd
alm>hOusc, colored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

GEORGE LEE. SEAL.l
I. \. SAUNDERS, lSEAL

- 2. p TrGiaiI, Cty Of Richmond-to nit;
o. Charles L. Williams, notary u nblic for the
., afor.sa.d. In The Sttie Oi Virginia, do certify
-Hti a. orr. Lee aud J. 4. Stundes, whose ralnes
.fr-I.u,d to tle above wriliug. bearing GATE the
I4.h ,tt oi ttLrusIy SSl, have ackuOwls dted the
same before me iu ny said city ana do further
. rflf, That George lee lhis day made oath before
.r i.af tue sad T.. 4. saunders has actually pali
.ttotle Grm above mentioned The sum of S2O 600
|l cash.
GI,,u under ms h,n3 This l4,h day Of February
ISL CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
Il. i6.6w NO'ary Public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

FUNERAL SERVICES The funeral OF wal
ter i. Mcdonald, very popular young
man OF tins city, was preached at Trinity
church yesterday. The services were sol-
emn ana impressive. Mr.. L. W. Cunning
ham sang with touching effect " Safe in the
Arms Of Jesus Mr McDonald was at ore
time member oi Trinity choir, and was
great ilYOritc with al who knew him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
TONY FRIENDS AHD TUE PUBLIC:

-. .tfrg charge II ihc lu-i tCss former v con-
.. ...t is = HAYWOOD & co. | Trfutn thanks for
.. r..r nag. ue-ioW cd on us. aId take pleasure III
CORNING our utirDus that Viii conduct The bn>i-
..siu e. Inauu'I which irusi VIII starth'tc tnl!c
......,.p Arain thanking oar friends for their
... AfoGH,> >, ana r. qu,,'mg con'Inutnct OF me
...r. ir ihe fiit.lt. | Am. rep, ciiuilN. .
,t3tt Vi. \. CHAMBERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCIiEs vii instantly
relieve a CoUGH, COLD, or IioARsENsss. TNsn-
tY-fye cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-02
FANCY GOODS. &c.
STEvENs


A. immense assortment Of LADIES and GEN
gLEMEN'> SATCHELS, BAGS, and VA
LisE>, from II TO -, IA Black. Red, Brown
s. leather. see thi, sock before buying.