The Daily Dispatch: March 1, 1861., [Electronic resource], Pin money.

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Racing in the West .

Thrilling disaster.

A wolf caught by a Man on Skates.

House of Delegates .

Attacked by buffaloes.

The National Crisis.

Portrait of Aaron Burr .

Powder for Charleston .

Changes of population.

Burial of a veteran Army officer.

The public Buildings.

Trial of Capt. John Lockhart .

Visiting Military.

Down with the dust.

Biting off a Man's nose.

Mr. Sefton 's Benefit.

Stealing a watch.

More Recruits for the C. G.

School of Mechanics' Institute .

Medical College .

Obstructing the Sidewalks .

A New anti-slavery organization.

Mild weather at the South .

Singular escape.

Injurious effects of Using steel pens.

Died in the Woods .

The United States Navy .

Juriles of all the Sisters of Charity of the United States .

Return of the Commissioners — serenade and speeches.

The Convention.

The Legislature.

The Dream of Reconstruction.

Western Virginia .

The Real question.

The James River Canal .

Excitement at Chambersburg, Pa.

Florida Stay law.

Richmond Theatre.

Wanted — to Hire

For Sale and Hire

Negroes for Sale.

Advance in brandy.

Apprehended loss of a gunboat.

Pardon of an American.

The flag of Mississippi .

Printing many Colors at once.

Respectable baby wanted.

A Town seceding from a county.

Georgia Convention to be Re-assembled.

Emigrants for San Domingo .

From Washington .

Attack on an Overland wagon.

Matters at Montgomery .

North Carolina Convention election.

Effect of the Crisis on a Philadelphia Hotel.

Sailing of the Africa .

Loss of the brig Albatross .

Northern Markets.

Executor's Sale of Real Estate , Slaves, and Perishable property, in Hanover county , five miles' South of Beaver Dam Depot , on the Virginia Central Railroad .

Sale of Negroes.

By Richard Cauthorn , Auct'r.

Sales of stocks in Richmond .

Main St. Hospital for Slaves.

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Pin money.

--An extravagant Marchioness was lately assailed by a number of Paris tradesmen for payment of $60,000 debts. The husband proved in court that he allowed her $6,000 a year, and that only five years ago he paid $120,000 of her debts. The wife replied that she brought him $1,000,000 dowry. Among the items were sheets of $500 a pair, and an expenditure of $400 for pistols, powder, balls and caps. This charge decided the court to non-suit the creditors.

The Daily Dispatch: March 1, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. March 1, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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