The Daily Dispatch: April 8, 1861., [Electronic resource], Robbing a House.

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Evening session.

Forging Virginia State bonds.

Singular developments.

Attempted murder and Suicide.

A small-pox Panic in a Horse car.

[by Telegraph.]

Later from California .

Robbery of a Government Train.

Death of an Old Negro.

From the South .

Heavy Forgery in Boston

Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines .

Supreme Court of Appeals .

Henrico county .

Judge Lyons ' Court.

Attention, Merchants.

Mayor's Court .

Preaching in German .

"Absent but not Forgetten."

The Russian War.

Robbing a House.

The wealth and power offered by secession.

Voting on Constitutions.

The Convention.

England and France .

Railroad meeting.

Political Rejoicing in Sr. Louis.

Political Demonstrations in Virginia .

From Charleston .

Death of a Marttr to science.

A "Star" actress Sues a theatrical Manager.

Resumption of specie payment in the Confederate States .

Speech of Senator Breckinridge .

Heading off a charge of wife poisoning.

Fort Morgan , Mobile .

Fugitive slave remanded.

Plenty of fruit.

Deserted to the South .

Ravages of diptheria.

From Washington .

The warlike movement at New York.

The Chicago slave case.

Failures and suspensions.

Municipal elections.

The United Kingdom at Portland , &c.

The War policy.

Defaulting tax Collector.

Latest from Charleston .

Seizure for violation of the Virginia inspection laws.

Sailing of the city of Baltimore .

The Kentucky Legislature.

Committed to jail as a runaway.

Description of a Shaker village.

A Widow in the lighthouse service.

The New York trade sale.

Parliament Sympathizes with Mrs. Yelverton .

Fortifying a Florida Seaport.

Wisconsin Banks in trouble.

What a "Play" is.

Smith O'Brien .

The United States loan.

Damages recovered.

Appointed and removed.

Duty of Northern newspapers.

To keep apples from rotting

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Robbing a House.

--The house of Mr. Samuel Skinner, on 29th street, Church Hill, was broken open a few nights since, and all his preserves were taken, besides a quantity of clothing belonging to a white domestic. No clue to the robbers was obtained.

The Daily Dispatch: April 8, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. April 8, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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