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Bad enough it is that violations of the
peace should occurin any community, at any
time, and surely the guilty parties should and
ought to be severely dealt with. But it is
worse, in a moral point Of view, and in further.
ance of justice, to attribute these violations
to any other cause than the dcpravcd dispo-
sitions of the participants; and for the fair
fame Of Hartford county We cmphatically
deny that political elements entered at all
into the unseemy acts Of those who created
the disturbance at our pr, cincl on Saturday.
the Goth ut. Personalities are bad enough
but when an entire peaceable community is
attempted to be libcled in the interests of
political faction, we think it time to hurl
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DAYARD TAYLOR, Poet Dc 7rarelier' Said /:
ID Il take great pleasure in recommending to
parents the Academy of Mr. swithin q. Short
lidRe."
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD, vi. g.. said
(1SS0:) II cheerfully consent to the use of my
name as reference. My boys will return to you
(for their fourth year, after their vacation"
For new Illustrated Circular address SWITH-
IN &. SHORTLIDGE.A A. VI, Harvard Uni
versi y Graduate, Media, Pa, IL miles
from Philadelphia. sep2r
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SHIRLEY HALL ToURNAMENT.-A tourna-
ment, for the benefit of Shirley Hall literary as
ISOLATION, was held on the farm of Thomas B.
Gorsuch, near Fork, Baltimore county, on Wed.
ncsday. Seventeen knights rode, the honors
being won as follows: F. Burke crowned Miss
Virginia Stirling, of Baltimore city, queen
The Maids of Honor were Miss Florence Jenifer
Miss Carrie Nichols and Miss Carrie Foster, who
were crowned in the order named by Messrs
Allie Burke, Samuel Payhill and w. f. Pearce
N. Charles Burke, Of Towsontown, delivered
the charge to the knights, and Charles E. Fen
dali the coronation address. The judges were
Col. Daniel Jenfer, Col. E. F. Jenkins, Harry
c. Longneckcr, Jacob Pearce and Chas. II.
Quinlan. Chief Marshal, Nmrod Gosnell.-
Assistants, Col. b. F. Taylor and Richard
Howard. Time Keeper, Charles NJ Jessop.-
About l,OOo persons were present. At the close
of the tournament dance took place The oc-
casion was pleasant one in all respects.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-09-02

FIRE AT Col. STUMPs RESIDENCE Fairly
Monday morning the cook at Wavery, the resi-
dence OF Col. Herman Stump near Bel Air,
came down stairs, leaving her child, a little boy
two years old, in the room alone. Shortly after.
wards the bed and other articles in the room
were discovered to be on fire. The pump was
dry and no water could be obtained immcdi-
ately. Col. Stump, with some of the servants,
succeeded at last in eXtinguishing the flames -
1t was then found that the heat had set fire to
the woodwork above the ceiling and the entire
house was in imminent danger of being destroy
ed. Mr.. Alexander Norris and other ncighbors
had arrived by this time, and by carrying water
from the branch the flames were subdued and the
house saved. 1t is thought that the child had
had gotten hold of some matches, and while
playing with them they ignted and set the bed
clothing on fire The child was rescued
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RONE Dust shall have full supply of
~ BONE DUST from this dateto the end of the
season. 2seIm e. M ALLEN
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Friday Morning, Sept. 2, 1881.
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also good Baker A good Investment for any
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2ije}m j. NJ. JACOBS, ChurchVlle.
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The Egis and Intelligencer.

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no attention will be paid to them.
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$1,000 FOR B5.

Insures persons in good health between the ages
of 20 and 81 years for s. per $1,000. 1t is now the
leading company in tire State Good Agents
wanted in Maryland A better chance for Agents
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MANCHESEER AHD VICINITY.

Byief items. he Committee on Streets
met bat night, and VII submit 4 report to
the Council. which meets Tonight at .
O'Clock. No other Council committee, have
met this week.
The remlns Of several other person. were
due up out Il the old OurYng ground near
the corner of Thirteenth and Hull streets
Yesterday aud taken to Maury cemetery 10
be- rei tered.
The pavement on Ilull street /, 10 be re-
pIircd in few DAYS. II Is IN 4 very dilipi-
dated condition in some places, and the
proposed improvement Is a much-nceded
one.
There he's not been ire II any conNe-
qurnce IN Manchester for more tban two
wears, except when Stacy's factory was
burned down.
During the month Of February there were
only two intermcnts at Maury cemetery.
This il the smallest number inferred there
in any month since the cemetery was
opened.
The next term Of the Chesterfield County
Court viii be a regular giand-iury term
The grand Jurors have already been drawn,
and tie sheriff is engaged 10 summoning
them.
The most Interesting matter TO come be-
fore the City Council tonight is the mayor
atty question. No doubt there will be Il
large attendance Of citizen, at the meeting,
as a great many have already manifested
much interest IN the matter.
The reservoir pump which was replired
a feS days ago, i, az pre.ent IN good work
ing order, and there is plenty Of water in
the reservoir.
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Dental Doctors for Richmond
correspondence of The Richmond Dispatch.


BALTIMORE, March >, 1881.
The fOrty-fr>t annual commencement Of
the Baltimore College OF Dental Surgery was
held on Wednesday, March 2d. at . O'Clock
in the Academy OF Music. The npm!Cr Of
graduates was ffly.three, Of whom nine
were from Virginia and three from your
city-viz.. L. Z. Wright, Charles l.. steel,
and B. u. Dunnavant. notwithstanding
the unreasonable hour the building was well
filed with the friends OF the c1llege.
The exercises were OF an exceedingly in
,ere>ting character, and were enliyencd by
music from the Fifth Regiment orchestra.
The floral display was exquisite.
The degrees were conferred by Professor
+. j. :. Gorgas, dean, and tie collegiate
prizes presented by the president of the
Board OF Visitors, Dr.. Foster
The highest number OF votes by the FL
Guilty for standing in alt the Glasses were
given to l.. ID. Gorgas, son Of Professor
Gorgas, of Baltimore, and Charles l.. Steel,
son Of DR.. steel, OF Richmond, Va. The
valedictoiy address was delivered by Rev.
William Kirkb, ID. D.. and the class vale
dic,Ory by Il. III. Smith, Jr.
The alumni banquet was given OF the Eu-
iaw House at night, at which everybody
present seemed't to enjoy themselves to the
fullest extern. b.
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Police COURT. rhe following eases were
DISPOSED oi Yesterday 10y Police-Ju>tice u.
G. Rl'hald>on;
Antonio Baccigalupo was fined so i0r
keeping hi> bar.roOm open on SUNDAY.
PeytVn Booker (cOorcd) was tined SO
and jailed for five day, for beating his wife.
Lizzie Ware tcOlored), assauling and
threatening 10 cut Caroline Booker. was
fined $3.50 10: disorderly conduct IN tae
stree.
jane, Wood ,c0lored) charged with a.
>auliingand beating his wife, Alberta Wood.
Discharged.
william Henry johnson (colored) wa
sent on to the grand jury 10 answer the
charge OF bOrse->tealing.
Leonard Buckley, charged with assault.
in@ and beating his wife, Lizzie Buckley,
and creating a disturbance in the fImily oi
| Martha Hoy, was required 10 give surely &
| keep the peace for six months.
Joseph smith, Edward wins, and Robert
Peacce (all colored), charged with throw
inc rocks and breaking the windows q
Frank Martin. Smith was fined 81; th'
Others were DISCHARGED.
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WHO l. MRS. WINSLnWy

Is this Qufsion l. frequently asked. w Will sim
ply say thar she is iady Who Tor upward or thirty
wears has urtirlng!y dyOed her lime apd talents ss
4 female physician and nurse. prDcipal,y among
chi'drtn. she has especially studied Tire eitu-
tiOn and wants Of tins numerous class, aud.
suit of hi; EFFORT, and practical knowledge oh iet
in lifetime spent a; nurse aud ph, sc.aU. sh has
compounded Soothing syrup for children ec'h-
ing K opert.es Ike magic giving lest and sslth
aud - moreofcr, sure Ia regulate tie b0we'-. DO
con equcnce Of Ibis article Nr,. W1NSLOw is te-
cOmlrg worl!..enowue as beueftrioi o. her
race. Children certainly ID RISE Up aud bess
h.r. Especially Is fhis the case in this Cd y. Vas
guintifies OF the soothing syrup are DAILY soid
aud used here. We think Mrs. WINSTON has int
mortlz Il her name by hi, invaluable article. ana
W. sincerely believe thousands of children have
been saved from an early grave b. rs timely lse,
aud that millions ye unborn will share 's h'1 '1tj
and unito in cal'nc her blessed. NJ MoruEn has
discharged ntr duty 70 her suffering l,to orc, ia
oar opinion. until She has given It he htn'ff -
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. frYi IT.
mo'hcr--rEY 1T now Ladies' TtsitoF. Noo lgrk
city.
spli by an druggists. Twpn'v-dvc cents Il hn .e.
(mh i.eei1wl
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From the Eunatic Asylum 10 the
Beutfputfury
lCbarlotIesyille Jeffersonlan, 2d.I

At Judge Grmsley's special term Of the
Circuit Court Of Greene county, recently
held, Daniel kni@hton was found guilty oi
she murder Of Wesley Deane. and sentenced
80 the penitentiary for eighteen years. The
ease was in some respects a singular one.
The murder was committed in November,
1873, but when tie trial came on the plea Of
insanity put IN by the prisoner prevailed,
and he was sent 10 the nnatic asylum at
Williamsburg. He recovered his sanity in
January, 1891, and was brought back 10
stand his trial. The prisoner was defeuded
by Attorney-General james q. Field, aud
the prosecution was conducted by john T..
Bray. Esq, CommOnwealth't attorney Tor
the cDuuty
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Coal Isrlees for ysurei,.

PHILADELPHIA, March The Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
announces the following line and city prices
for coal at Schnykil Haven during the
present month, ak untitled February orders
being cancelled: Lump, S3; steamboat,
SO; broken. $50 $500; egg. s3@9sS. % |;
stove ana small stove, S3GaS3 %; chCstsiit
No. |, s27JQs2.s5; cbestnu: No. 2, 81 90 !.
pea No. |, s!.7jGsl.s5; pea Ne, 2, Sl.sQ.
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The New OPERA. A.IiOUsE.-It would seem
we are actually to have rev 0pera'Eouse
in Richmond, and that at no distant day. 1t
is projected by the Mozart Association, and
the official organ Of that musicil society thus
speaks OF ii:
.Thc chairman Of the opeia-house COM
mlttee, Mr.. f. K. Scott, authorizes us TO
say the opera.hou-e project will soon as
sumo deinite shape. Mr. Scott has exam
iued the plans OF several operl-houses in
different cities, and will IN 4 short time be
ready to call meeting OF the committee for
ina action. He says OF all the buildings so
far examined he considers that OF the
Wednesday Club In Baltimore, as coming
more nearly up 10 our requirements IN
every particular, hnd that the sum already
agreed upon-SJO, 900 would be sufficient
TO purchase lot aud construct thereon lis
duplicate, with such additional improve
menIs rs may be necessary"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

CHAMBER OF CoNNERcE.-A general meet.
ing OF the Chamber Of Commerce was held
yesterday eyenlDg-E. o. N0'tlng. Ed,
president, in the cbair-to consider pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution pro-
yidng for retiring one hall OF the members
OF the Board annually and supplying their
places by new members from the Chamber.
The amendments were discussed al some
length, but Mr. Blankenship, the mover Of
them. not being present, on motion Of Mr.
Potts action was deferred unit Thursday
evening next, TO which time the meeting
adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

CHEAP LIFE INsURANcE.-Twcniy lye cents
wiz buy box Of Or. Tuti's Pm. and they Wi
the functions OF the liver. stomach. aud b3w-
cs-the sources from which nearly every disease
originates. II these organs act well long and
healthy life Is assured. Make the investment; it
be q pr1dtghie one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

THE COLLISION on THE CHCSAPEAKG AND
ONO RAlLR0D Owing 10 the obstruction
on The Cn,s ipeake and Ohio railroad caused
by the fatal collision at point between the
White sulphur and Caldwell station Uhe
particular, Of which VIII be fOuad in OuT
teegrIphic column~). the ea,tward-b0und
express train from liunti5g'On was unable
10 come through. The train which reached
The city at O'Clock la-t night was made M
a. the White Sulphur.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

NEEDING REPAIRS.-A considerable por-
tion OF the sidewalk on Dock street where
IL crosses over Sbockoe creek has clyed IN,
leaving an ugly and dangerous hole. The
police have reported The matter, but as yet
no steps have been taken to repair the dam
age. This Is something that should not be
neglected. as the city might be held liable in
case Of an accident at that point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Mr.. GEORGE W.
ALLEN Yesterday morning Mr.. George
w. Alien. a higbly-respected and esteemed
citizen OF Union Hill, met with a very pain
ful and serious accident while at work at
Talbot Il Sons foundry, OF Cary street.
His right hand was so badly mutllated by a
circuar.saw that bali OF It had TO be am
putated. The operation was performed by
Drs. Jackson and Riddell. Mr.. Allen is
slXty-four years OF age, and resides at the
corner OF Twenty-fiflh and streets. He
has been connected with the Talbot foun-
dry for forty-two years, and is well known
in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

PROFESSOR G. ". MISSIONS LECTURES oN
GEoLoGY.-Proie,S0r 4. II. Winston will
begin his comse OF lectures on geology
before the Young Mems Christian A,Socia-
tion * Moz,rt Hail on Tuesday the 18Th in
s'ani. me cour.c will embrace five lee
ture,, will he illustrated by lantern slides.
geological >pcclmcD-, ard in other ways 70
make them attractive and instructive. The
announcement of these lectures VIII. we are
sure, be hailed with delight by the large
number Of our citizens VINO had the pleas
IRE OF hearing Professor Winston on
astronomy last winter. The interest in
he proposed course is such that TIE Lecture
Commi'fcr Thought it best "a secure Mozlrt
Hell, being satisfied that 40 smaller build.
ing would accommodate thc large crowd.
thai VIII be- certain TO attend. Members oi
The Young Ncn's ChriSiIu Association VII
be admitted free.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

TIE STATE PfNIrENTnRY.-Than are
due 20 CaptIin y. +. Walker. Supcrintend
cnt of Public Printing, for copies OF thr
annual report Of The Board 0f Directors and
officer VI The State ronitentiary. Oar Ii
OF January paper has already furnished ouT
reader, with 4 compilation of al The inter
e>ting statistics contained therein. The r.
port OF the Board is fun rnd comp'chcn-
siye, and >hOW- the Institution To be 10 ah
improved and il)urisbinI condition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
LOST, sTRAYED. AND STOLEN.

TIE PUBLICIS CAU rIONED NOT To
L RECEIVE \ CERTlFlED CHECK for 81 GOO
a ihe Planters BtNk crawn b, ". II. Jones aud
d4'd 30 OF Mach. ISL, the same having been
l~t. mh 42tt
I O>r. on TIE AFTER. AA@
IsNOON OF THE ID INSTANT O3%
rCIf ~ St 80 - va, t. ~ "a, ~
if Itnat1. Il. ELLETI'> store, 30, Jl3 Marshall
sIt-i. nh Ate
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

VI. ELLYSoS & CO., advertising agents. INSERT al
verisemens In all of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. orders left Al the Dfs-
patch counting.room viii receive prompt I,ten-
tI4u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
BRII0NS BEATEN.
Details from SpitZkOp-Dcspera and
Gallant Fighting on Both sides.

THE MURDEROUS FIRE OF THE BoERs-
HOW THtY CABRIED A POSITION con-
sIDEREU IMPROBABLE BY SHEERFIGHT'
ING-"THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THEIR
CAT-SE"
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sttsD. &c.
" pEAUtY or HEBRON -


d" DLACil or llEBRON
- POTATOES.
Jii- Gae new WHITE POrATO i ths tt.ucat,
sruuiosi. and best of al arii potatoes.
.rS ssN-: " TE'ir Nield iS cpclluoU-. tra lte
rlnkod twelve ,isy-'nrl cr Than III EHiN Ho.r"
Deer says: " Earlier thln thr taTlN io.' v.ry
productive. ot excellent quality, white n-eh. ana
VIII Ntrld AZ least ore quarter more"
Thurburn avs The earliest. best Spuule.. IS
I'D - pg0 uc'iEc o. an early pltuOc,."
Price on'v'Sl per barrel
PURE EAKiN ROSE. 81 usr blrrcl.
CABBAGE PLANI>-lIgc Ioik ah' jrroy
Ntheie d-30c. ptrlO0.
ClOSER.>EtD. Oi:tuAED GE NSS. NlLLtl,
hF\TTf kY BIZ GGAS~. MIXED iASN-
G.A~~. 3ud All. other hind, II EttIABI T. % sE-
DES.-ItBS. T. ". WOOD.
il9 SIKH -|It.i-
,,s 2 Ittglp...ud
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ssCISET AGsSAGY.
EU RoPEAN sTEAIlfHJF <NSE~
TICKETS. sxsAksss
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENOE.
SO MAIN STREET.

c..-......, go hAiN STREET,
Ytl lbs ile IO.so wing Grsi-casS Dct tan sicam-
~ more more 10 Iarope. CUNARD, WnIgEkT'A
In. .ttVnAL, kIIiOE, 6UiDA, JSMAN. AMI r.
i I'M htD ~ sfAR: Allan. SORTB-GE EkMx Ne
- - ND'S AMtEICAE. F5Rsr.ciAss. kEC0hO
lbt ~ , , aug SiEEkAGE TICKETS 10 aud FROM az
y ipal poiuls in turope. Excui sion iiekets
fa,f,, ~ Iettf. htats-rOOins fccuffd ia ndSgncc.
Nouid sShx 10 EurO,e or a9Bdiug for lheiF friends
! IN ~ ~si' 70 communicate 4ith the unde 'signed
Lila Ie.thssiug eifeshsie. Railroad and itesiG-
s9.d 10 alI points IN the Uaiied siateE and
fr MAJ same as AT depCts ard general or ces.
"'e'@ " eAni"er questions Write 10 Cl caIl on
A. W. CARRIER.
G II aHth|isi haiirOad and Steamship Agent
va VAN Szb Main street. Richmond. Va.
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ASDAITSTAy i,NIN

To make the hands smooth. 20 Keep the nos
from chapping, there is nothing better ihsn this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has Sc, IN every body should have some 81 It.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Draggis,, No.
D 3 Main street.
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e,Ssnlrs.ovs q PARrNERsHips.

HI,nMoNp. r. hruaN -. 1851.
I'VE 90 pARl NEt>HIP HtREID-
1 FORE eNisiinE between tEc under igfej I1icr
the iifin name of :. HAYWOOD < CO.. - tLis Jay
Dissolved 10y mutual con-cu'. Atm ibrEc
u-sune, ile partner hip jaitIncs of 81 il urul a1f
Ni cDutirue AZ. bu-ihc.s e iic 30 sand. 1- No
600 ci-i Broad street. =. AkN ~,
VI. :. tif ANtli~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

"THE LEYTEN RECREATION. Those who
attend the entertainment designated above,
and which is TO be given at the Theatre
commencing with Monday evening next by
Professor Cromwell, will find in it food for
intellectual and pleasant enjoyment. The
Professor is an artist and traveller, and 30 :
sesseS the mcdaniel appliances. skill in
manipulation, and the happy faculty for in.
parting bis accumulation OF knowledge
which enables him most successfully 10
illustrate scenes from all quarters OF the
world.
On Monday night be gives "A trip in Eu-
rope Tuesday night Rome the Eternal
City," Wednesday Jerusalem and the Iio-
" Land" Thursday Switzerland and the
Alps." Friday "Great Britain and Irelind,''
and saturday afternoon "a Trip around the
World.' Mr.. Cromwell IS one OF the few
successful visual and oral Illustrators Of his
art, and his lectuT, always prove highly in
struciiye and entertaining.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04
OOo BVSHTLS CUOICE RI,T.PROOF

900 b.i- has WHT;t WINTER SEEi'-Dhf~;
100 harr.l. ~fAI y NION EXTRA aud BHl iitF-
WATER FAMILY FLOUR;
hay. 40 gIIac,;
NiL.ttLD. CLOVER SEED. A..
for -il- by y. L. SAVAGE 3 90.
Commits ION and feed Mrllhauts.
uh " 12i2ti rtfef..
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BOOEs. sTATtoNERY. DE.

THE LENIEN SEASON, 1891.
WeAave a choice collection Of
hooks AND TRACTS
appropriate o. deTot.o.l.lt rcaoiDa dnring Lat.
AAo. TEA,Te or CONFIRMATION,
MBLES,
%RAYEE- BOOKS. and
alYMNAle
80 'ai variety, aYoin The ,et eapesi made TO Ca
S'eftni. WOODHOUsk 4 PARHAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

FCNERAL SERVICES. The funeral Of MIR.
W. y. Darlington took place at -. Paufs
church Yesterday afternoon. The church
was filled with friend, of the Il, ceased, and
the services were very solemn and 1mprts'
sive. The remains were taken to Holly
wood for interment, and were followed by a
long procession. Mr.. Darlington was
highly esteemed by his large Cree Of
friends and acquaintances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

DIRECT FROM NFw oRLEANS-ihe best b.ceHt
CIGAR in America. NJ CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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THE BOERS MOVING.

At sunrise the Beers were to be seen
moving in their lines: but II was not until
nearly an hour later that a party OF mount.
ed videttcS were seen trotting out toward
the bill. upon which they evidently intend
ed to take their stand. As they approached
our outlying pickCt~ fired upon them. and
our presence was Tor the first time discover
od
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-04

A EERlCAN EO,OK ssXCHANGE.-
hhMBEHs'S FsSCYChOPEDiA. rs vols, j.,
: DIX. tHAhABkRs's LITE,E AZURE: 81
Jt,Ni5 STORY sI.E.5. JOStPHUs: 81 80.
i.k RS CHR0s&Lts: ~ 80. MACAu-
n, =. .LNGLAAD; sfs26 .bssAiS: 81 so.
TrFt3i GEiklE's etiRlST;.10c. TAINE's
i IIesAt RI: 60c. fENJhG'S SKETCH: 36c
\ y "a ~. tnChkk; 30e fIfrEA y DECISIVE
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