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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

CONVICTED or MURDER IN THE SECOND DE
,iREr.-At the late term of the County Court
of Charles City, Benjamin Roach, OF that
county, was tried and convicted OF the mllr-
der ut Samuel w. Jones, Of Henrico, on the
4th day of last November. The particulars
Of this murder were first given TO the puoic
in the columns of this paper few days after
the occurrence. But week or more later
the editors received letter purportlnS to be
from daughter of the deceased, and dated
ut some poSt-otlice in Mississippi, denying
the statement that Mr.. Jones was murdered,
and requesting Il correction. The writer OF
the letter said that the deceased was subject
to paralysis. and having been seized with
Ial-,vlic stroke while in his cart on the way
nome from Richmond. died before he was
found. Having no reason to doubt the all-
thentici:y o, the letter, n correction was made
on It's authority. But a week later Roach
was indicted and committed to answer for
the murder.
1t now appears by the dying declara-
ton Of Jones that he was murdered and that
Roach was his murderer. According to that
declaration, about fifteen miles from the city,
and Near Tour-milc Creek church, in Hen
rico. Jones felt the hand of some one in his
pocket. Charging Roach with it, he was
struck in the mouth by him. who threw him
from the cart and beat him and stamped him
80 severely that he died from the injuries re-
ceived.
The prosecution was conducted by R. II.
TalIcv, ESQ, attorney for the Common
wealth and Messrs. Isaac Christian and j.
3. Pcarce appeared for the defence. The
Jury rendered q verdict of guilty of murder
in the second degree, and fixed the term Of
his confinement in the penitentiary ut five
wears. \ motion for Il new trial was made,
but it was denied by the Court. and Roach
is now in the pcnitentiary.
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VIRGINIA UALL.-The Rand Sisters, now
performing at Virginia Hall, need only to he
seen to be appreciated. They are pretty,
sprightly. pleasing actresses, and good singers.
Last night they appeared in Life in Paris,
and charmed the small audience which as
scmbled to greet them. Tonight choice
bill is presented with the Rand Sisters in
i:lvoritc roles, and on this occasion the ever
popular Bishop detained by family atlliction
IN Baitimore) will certainly appear. He will
probably be welcomed by 4 house full of his
nImi-erS
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CHARGED WITH CHIcKES-STEALISG.-Je
smith (colored) was arrested yesterday morn
ing about o'clock by Policeman Peter
O'Conor, charged with having in his posses
sion seven fine Bialna fowls which he ac-
knowlcdgcd to have stolen from farm in
thr county about two miles from Richmond.
Jesse was provided with spade, to be used
in case Of need. Justice White heard the
case partially and continued it until this
morning in order to give those who had lost
fowls an opportunity to identify their prop
erty.
The chicken yard Of Mrs. Burroughs, on
Union Hill, was also robbed of a lot of fowls
on Saturday night last.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TILE
RICHMOND Posr-orFIcE JANUARY !, 1872
Ed. J. Krebs, New York, n. T.; n, Rich
mond Mrs. A. Street, philadelphia, PENN;
Mrs. NJ. B. Wolfe. Baltimore, Nd; Dick
Booker, Oak Forest, Va; John McCormaekS,
Washington, D. c.; G. Pedrazine, phihdel-
phia, Penn; Daniel Christian, Baltimore,
Md; Mrs. j. Fl. Gilmer, ltichlnond.
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The propriatnrs Of the " LEE" Gallery return
their kind thanks 10 their feow-cltlzens for the
liberal patronage bestowed on that establishment
during the past year. TO the aies especially we feel
grateful. We pledge ourselves to use ali honorable
means to merit a continuance Of their faFors. We
will bring before them all novelties In The photo
graphic art for their approval, keeping our prices
rs to bring our beautiful work within the reach Of
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KNIGHTS OF pYru1As.--Grand Chancellor
Wade is now making n tour Of official visits
to the Lodges i'll this city for the purpose cf
installing their newly-electcd officers. On
Monday night he visited Virginia Lodge,
and last night Old Dominion and Germania.
Tonight he will install tie officers Of Jetler-
SON; tomorrow night, Marshall, Myrtle, and
Richmond; aud on Friday night, Syracuse,
Damon, and Hines Lodges.
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New MAP OF THE UNITED STATEs.-A new
and complete map of the United States has
lust been published by Gaylord Watson, of
New York, especially Suited to the wants
of merchants, shippers, business men, and
others. 1t is beautifully colored in counties,
shows all the railroads, with their stations,
county towns, and all the important towns
the country. The general agent,
Mir. Bleatson, will remain here short time TO
canvass the city.
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RED MES.-At regular council of Poca-
hontas Tribe, No. IA, Improved Order Red
Men, held on wednesday, the following ON.
GERS were elected for the next six months
Worthy sachem, William A. 0. Cole; Senior
Sycamore, William c. Darlington; Junior
Sycamore, james NJ. Hayes; c: of r., {. H.
Martin Keeper of Wampum, James Lever.
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THE FIRE YEsiEEDAy.-Thc alarm Of fire
yesterday morning, turned i'll a box No. =,
First police station, al ) 80 O'clock, WIS caused
by fire breaking ont again i'll l'amos's bar
ber-shop, on Main street near Seventeenth.
It was eXtinguiShed with but little difficulty.
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THE THFATRE.-Mr. Adams appeared last
night in "Wild Oats" before very select and
appreciatiyc audience. He was warmly re-
ceyed and acted with the gTaccfulneSs and
talent for which he was distinguished. He is
the most accomplished actor that has visited
Richmond this winter.
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C4AScERY COURT OF RlCHMoND-Judgc
Fftzhuqh.- Yesterday the following cases
were decided:
Corbin Us. Mills's executors, Robinson's
administrator Us. same, Corbin Is. Lancaster,
&c. Opinion of court instrnctln% coininis'
sioner to allow all the executors credits Tor
confederate money received and Confederate
investments made. ;,
Myers Us. Strong. Opinion of court de-
claring that the matters in controversy were
settled in case in the Supreme Court OF
New York between the same parties.
Mott us. Bargamin, &c. Opinion OF court
recommitting cause to commissioner Tor tur-
ther inquiry and report.
Randolph us. Brooks. Opinion OF court
constituting the will of Robert Randolph.
POLICE Court, TuEsDAY-Jsstice j. j.
White pressdtng.- following cases were
disposed of: "a,
Armisteud Jordan (colored), charged with
assauting and abusing Winston JORDAN anu
Winston Jordan, charged with asSatlltins
and striking Armistead Jordan, were nheo
Frank Morris (colored), charged with fight
ing in the street. Fined 81 for getting drunk.
Joseph Anderson (colored), charged WIN
unlawfully having in his possession one pan
of shoes, one pair of stockings, ana one cap,
was required to give security as 4 suspicious
Markerson Brown (colored), charged with
assaultins, striking, aiding, and abetIihg
John Scott in shooting Laura Mobay, Con-
tinued until Saturday next. s
George Kersey, charged with having III h'S
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TIE best MACHINE IN THE WoLRD."-Mrs
d. DcGolia says - have used the twisted loop
stitch for gears, and have had nine to sew for
yet Ihnrc ncrcr knorCn seam tn rip nor has tie
machine been ont Of order The WILCOX & GIBBS
Is Tile BEST MACIIIEE IN Tie WORI.D!'
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An ORDER THAT PAYs.-1Ir. Henry Gunst,
treasurer OF Kimmon Lodge, No. GS, I. o. B.
b., has just paid over to the executor Of
Henry Harris, deceased, twelve hundred and
five dollars. that being the amount due his
estate under the endowment pam of tie
lr5a
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QrALIFIcATloS OF TIE STATE TEi:As uEgR.-
Colonel Joseph Mayo, tie recent y-clcctcd
state Treasurer, has qualified before Judge
Wexford and given bond i'll the sum of
100000 for the faithful discharge of his
duties. He has not, however, lcta Installed
as yet. owing 10 the absence OF the Governor
from tho city. Colonel Mayo will appoint
MesSrS. Raleigh ColSton, Of .AlhcuHrIn; John
Fl. Eustace, Of Richmond, and J:,mcs NJ.
Taylor, OF hanover, his clerks.
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RoBnlyG NEssEl..-Detectirc Dan Wren
arrested Thomas s. Lucas (colorcdD on Mon
day, charged with teloniouSly entering and
rohhing the schooner Serene on Thursday
last of S4j in money and Sl1.5 worth of wear
in" apparel. etc. A fine double-barrclled
v,ln was also taken. The case was called for
trial in the Police Court yesterday, but con-
tinucd until Saturday on account Of the alb
Scnrt. &c witnesses
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IEyR1co CoUKT.-In this court, to-day,
Benjamin Davis will be tried on the charge of
attempted rape. He was found guilty at the
last term of the court and his term fixed at
two years. imprisonment, but upon appliesa-
ton a new trial was granted him.
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COMMITTED FOR LARcESY.-n the Henrico
County Court, yesterday, Phil. Brown alias
Frank Brown was tried for stealing chickens
from Edward Hogan, found guilty, and sen.
fenced to sixty days confinement i'll the city
;,,G
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NOT RELEASED THCoHplTioHALLY.-Ca
Wise. CONFERENCE.-The attorney, informs lis
that Barrett the sample-mclcilan! was not re-
leased unconditionally by Judge Under
wood, but bailcd to appear Ec.oIc Judge
Bond for L herring.
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PAYING TIE INTEREST. -Fifty-two thousand
dollars was paid out of the city treasury yes
terday, forty-four thousand of which was
paid as interest upon the city debt. The
debt amounts to about SS9,OoO; nearly halt
Of which is now paid.
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NEw-YEAR's FEsrlvAL.-Tle Young ladies
of the Dorcas Society Of the Hroad-Strect
Methodist church treated the children under
their care to Il handsome little entertainment
on New-Year's day. This is the best New
Years reception Of which We have had occa-
sion tn Write.
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SENT TO THE PESITEETIARy.-NarinA Alley
was sent to the penitentary yesterday for Il
term Of eighteen years, in accordance with
the order of the Hastings Court.
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MORE CoAFoRTABLg.-The Senate cnaInper
has been rendered much more comortaDie
since the Christmas holidays by the ihIroauu, us
ton of several Yentihtors IN the mtnuoHe
and south door opening on the portieo,
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AUCTION SALES TRraS DAY.

+. II. NEWBlRS will sell al u NJ the goodwill and
fixtures Of the Southern Steam Laundry anu Dye
Works, on Broad street. -
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CLOVER HILL LUMP BITUMINoJs SOFT Coal for
CRATES. Of the best quality can now I've delivered to
families. Also, Hard Coal, OF mine, for CRATES
and stoves, very low. J. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street, or Ninth and Cary streets.
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AnyEnTIsE.-OHr merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise in the
papers Of that section. nj. ELI.YsoS & Co. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lislcrS' rates.
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Az ALLEGED PICKrocKET ARREsTEp.-A
man giving his name us John Il. Welch
WAS arrested on the Richmond. Fredcricks-
burg and Potomac railroad train. bound
north. on Monday, charged with picking the
,ockct OF colored man by the name of
Lewis Of q gold watch and chain, valued at
SGI. 1t is stated that the robbery was conf
mtted between Aqua creek and the sum-
nit station, which is few miles south OF
Fredericksburg. for Welch got off the cars
It that point. Lewis was asleep ut the time
the robbery was committed, and when he
awoke. he ut once went into the next ear and
informed Captain Gilkin>on of his loss. On
the arrival Of the train in this city, Captain
Gilkinson Informed Detective II. W. Dabney
Of what had taken place. The detective, i'll
COMPANY with the gentleman who had given
him the information concerning the robbery,
went up the road OH Monday. At Guinea's
station Wclch got on the cars, and the officer
at once took him in charge. The watch was
found upon his person, and he acknowledged
having taken it the chain, however. could
not he found. The prisoner was brought to
TO this city and lodged in Jail, and yesterday
had preliminary examination before Justice
White, who committed him until he should
be sent to the county In which he was az
rested for trial.
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TRIUAlpHS

49,. !.,-. lifted snrgstlcs>, and so long dis
D.. i.g.ri....u and imcriranarl circles Tor
i.. . local power, and cAugi-ite culture,
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EVERY SATuRDAY.--A copy of the first No.
Of the new series of this popular periodical.
restored to lis old form is received from Ely
son & Taylor, ll16 Main street.
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sDELANo, MINI. docs not possess such luxury rs
4 doctor within its lmts,' nor such clothlers rs E.
b. SPENCE &C Son.
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jon PRrSTIHG.-Wc call the attention of mcr-
chants clerks of courts shcrifs, lawyers. railroad
steamship and canal ccIsand agents and all others
having orders for printing. TO the facilities offered a
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of Jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-IIcaGS. LcttcrITeads Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets. Tags, Hand-Bls, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, ShowBills Checks Drafts, &C., &C..
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
NJ. ELLYsOS & Co.. Advertising Agents. DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any Journal Of the country at regular
rates.
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"CINCrTNATfAES wear The Dying Prince Hat "
In Richmond they wear tile Wales Ties" SPENCE
has them
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a NEWPORT SWAIN receives! Il loyc-lettcr sixty
seven pages ong also one of L. B. SPENCE & Sons
beautiful ncckes.
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PERSON John B. Baldwin, OF
Staunton, is ut the Exchange Hotel.
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SHERIFF OF HESR:co.-Colonel II. G. Smith
has given the security required by law and
entered upon the discharge Of his duties as
sheriff Of Henrico.
MesSrs. William Walsh, George ". Car
ter, and William G. Carter, are his deputies.
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MARINE EH'TEK.LEGENl,E.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ., 1872

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JANUARY 3. 1872.
sun rises. ........... 7:l5 Moon rises. ...... 1900
sun sctS......... 3:.5 High tide. ;. ....... sos
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY ., 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Empire, Hnckley,, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. L. Porter. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanckc. Bourne. merchandise and pas
scn.crs j. ". Nyatt.
Steamer G. 4. upiou. New York, merchandise and
passengers, -. j. Burr.
Schooner Lucy. Mailman, New York mcrcha,l-
disc. curia & I':irkcr.
Schooner itoXanl,a. Frank. Baltimore. ria Old
Fort. lEm!,er. Curtis K Parker.
SrhonEcr Maggie Mcdonald, McAlistcr. Norfolk,
light. Curtis 4 Parker.
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MACHINERY, DC.

MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT' q AD-
IIl DINGTON, Nos. 1922, 1924, 1895, and 1a2.
Cary street, and Nos. 13 and Is south Fifteenth
street. Rfchtnond, Va. We make all kinds of new
work In the machinist line, repair all kinds of work
we 20 in the country to do all sorts OF work In our
line Also make the best tobacco mills In the world
and keep them on hand as well as tobacco screws OF
ali kinds together with bands and billets and oil ar-
ticIes for the manufacture Of tobacco. we Keep on
hanff for sae all sizes Of and secondhand En-
enes Boilers Saw Ills, Grist-M Ills, Power Pumps,
Platform Scales Sllafnng, Hangers, Pulieys Gear
af All useful articles In our line, together win,
Judson.s Patent steam-Engine Governor; Utica Conn
pany Steam-Gsauges; Selden's Patent engine fack-
tng: Peet Yalres Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks; Self
riIIng Cups, for both engine and shafhpg; Fiue
Cleaners 6ii Cans; Water-Gauges, &C. All Of Stleil
.tarmsI n. n. We receive on consignment ell kinds
of machinery, both new and second d.hand Came AND
see us. = foe ii Ia .6L0AT q tADDiNGION.
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hEAl. ESTATE,
- iCEEAN RESIDENCES,
FARMS
l.. B. MEADE.

i.s3 rurLIISC, T. b. MEADE.
{ tt LLiNG 4 MEADE,
,,..- REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
- '.ii OF MIN AND TWELFTH SHEETS,
h.'' ~. Ions, and FARMS. SOLD, LEASED.
' - ',st.J. Oe2d
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HrsTINGs CorRT.-ThiS court will meet to-
day.
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NEw-YEAR'S FESTIVITIES AT BUSINESS
HousES.-A scene Of real enjoyment was wit
messed at 1918 and I215 Main street Oh tie
evening Of the 1st. 1t was tie occasion Of
the annual entertainment Of the IlcSSrs. Levy
Brothers TO their employees. The table wts
spread at about ) O'Clock iii their ample cloak
and shawl department, aEd III Il given signal
business was discontinued and all rcSortcd 10
the banquet by ytheircmpioycls> Iii crafty PFC
pared. Mr.. y. Levy presided. assisted by
his brother. Mr.. l.. }. Levy, and father, Mr..
Jacob 4. Levy, and the scene will not be to!-
gotten soon by any whose good fortune aC-
mittcd them.
Dir. \. Levy very happily opened the ball
hy wishing tn all present Il "happy new
year." and many returns OF such pleasant
occasions: after which the general assault
upon the cdibcs took place. which was in
turn followed by toaSt> and happy responses.
The speech Of the evening WAS delivered by
his Honor the Mayor 0I the CITY, who was
present by special invitation. lie closed 10y
toast to the venerable clergy, which called
forth Il happy response from Nr. Thomas
1t. Roberts. This gentleman, although not q
member of that reverend body, was thought
the most appropriate responder to sucn Il
toast. Among the toastS was enc to the
memory OF our departed TREND, the late
George Davis: and III all early !iour, amid
great good huinor, the party adjourned to
their homes.
On the same day III elegant collation. was
spread at the Office Of lleSSlS. James NJ.
Taylor Il Son, real estate agents. on Main
street near the Dispatch Office. These gem
tlemen received their numerous friends with
marked hospitality, and entertained them
with all the dclcacieS popular Oh such occ;s-
SionS.
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.l... IN:.\iNC. JANUARY 5. lHi2'
...... -.r.r.of thr t'0vur;ty r"ntrl!i;tn
,EAi.I.E~ =. El>IlpP.
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for capitalists to invest in tenementtouses in

Manchester.
A HAPPY NEw-YEAR.-Captain James A.
Lipscombe, chief of police, entertained Il
number of friends in handsome style on New
Years night, the occasion being the ninth
anniversary of his welded life.
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IT 1.sfs fsI UNION BANR or RIcHSoND,3,
RICHMOND, December q, ISL. s
rNUE BOARr OF DIRECTOR OF THE
q frSIOS RAN OF RICHMOND has declared
dividend OF SIX per cent.. payable 90 the stocIhold-
ers on and after tive I'd OF january. ls7s:
NT0pTC E.-.IHE. MERCHANTS Ma
N TIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND, no. ln17
Main Street. Viii nav FOUR PER CENT. INTER
EST Ia sieposforso on their current balances subject
TO check. d. b. hOHCtO,Ss,,s
Y de 30-ifn 4 Y stlis'tf IasIse.
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EOR NORFOLK, p o r T S S-eetSslIll
l. MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGSAi Aia.e.ss.s.
on JAMES RlVER-rhe elegant steamer PAIL
Powl:.tan Steamboat Coinpany's setls) every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY 1T 81 O'Clock
4. NJ. Freight received every day from O'Clock
A. NJ to o'clock =. NJ. An way freight must be pre-
de Is ". P. BRETT, Agent.
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.,EaE. I.SEATE AGENTS.

49,
=, 'ii!> T., 10 INFORM Ny FRIENDS
.'. p!urlir y",,rr;,!iy that have this day en-
".... ..N.r i;i' 81. ESTATE BUSINESS IN ALI.
H." I''s - ILL.,, and solicit FROM them share OF
'',..gr. mI4i:ii t!4ry may rest assured slall bc
.. -g ami diligently atteIncd 70. My whole time
'... ." a.", n.ri - TINS business. -
rEITON K. ChRRISGTON,
!. .! !. .a;" Agent. S0. 3 Fourteenth street,
...--as between Main and Cary.
e. nG.l-. JOHN wERTH.
t}Ni> K WEHTH,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
,I%!.i.hI. AtCTi0NFERS.
',~: On E'ry":ih i"iwccn Main and Bank
"t..... ia l-lni
1EI hEAL ESTATE,
=ii:vEHAN RESIDENCES,
FARMS,
..}L LAND&. AID WATER-POWER,
%. III. n,ior rented, and exchanged, by
RICHARDSON & CO.,
!,ra; E-ilttr Agents and Auctioncers,
g. -aa l113 Main street.
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TIVIDENDS rICE.-.F'lFsTT-THIRD
Directors OF sae yaRGIEIA
FIRE md MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
have cseclayod7 A sDspiUENit54 OF MINE yPER
CENT out OF the profits Of the past sir months cf
which FIVE. PER " .or the capttal stDcE VII
SExIfanc the rpfFess snder fE0gK PER
CEN} Is passed. TO the conttnSGa mud Of taie Go.
la,Y.Esa So iliass: WILLlAH WiLI,s6.J
! de ss.ywg . Is, II So n. ,,.ss5 }s escrotasx.
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- !. MERCHANTS National RANH,S
r. .gseis;f RIcIGpSD,. EA.s Dfcenaber %, 1871.
4 7, A MEETING, OF. THE ROAI.D OF
Isih Instant a DIV IDEND WAS bEcIARED OF
SIX PER CENT. OUT OF THE PROFITS OF
THE BANK. payable % the sscekhaldeE free tof
Government tax on and at'es te sS \. e, aSaary
next. v. y. hOStI9S,
de a0-SSW W2t 81 Sa<<sisef.
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-">.ND. h,.r,t aud la,i night but
.,E..@, Ai,NN>. IN rehearsal. the poetic
50, IL ARDEN.
.-r.s.".,i -. i5.r w~;:i:,.. fora sail
..gt,.. a.t - ,!aE. la3
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49,. !,!\NrNp >>p kENH.W0"TH.
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ny TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE CoMBlNED
ClRCCI. ALTON oF ALL TIE eTuER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
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III. CELEBRATED EsAs2s
BRADBURY PIANO YY TIT
. "' aun"'i"r. elegance OF finish, beauty ana
-f al E'''. Gcii"acy OF tnrll--Il combination of
',"r' iha, hiIould attract tie attention Of every
"!i# shD"S h"w IL appreciate fine instrument
= '. " ..-.' rA;'iEI:c item ul J0I Broad street
"+@ &. e =. W. DARBY, Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-03
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOE NEW YORK.-The Old ,1>F:-jsSS, 2,
Il Dominion Steamship Company's cle- ::S4sGsE.s, ::4ss.,
giant side-whccl steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain
O'Clock j. VI. Freight received until 10 O'Clock 4. NJ
Passengers can go aboard the previous evening.
Through bills oi lading signed, and goods for
wIrdcd with dispatch to Ill points north. south, east
and west. Close connections made with Cunard Line
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations uI-
surpassed. Fare, S2: sccrage, S6: rOund-trip tick
cts. $50. For freight or passage. apply 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
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