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II BASKRUrTcY.-The following persons
have filed petitions in bankruptcy in the
Third District of Virginia since our last re-
port: Samuel X. Lucy, Brunswick county !;
Burwcll p. Jones, Hanover county; s. W.
Paulet, Prince Edward county; Henry Griz-
zard, Sussex county; Robert South, King
and Queen county; T. p. Robinson, Green
vile county; W. P. R. Leigh, Matthews
county e. B. Stephens, Louisa Courthouse 4;
E. Fisher & Sons, Spotsylyania county; VIII
liam E. Wade, Richmond city; r. P. Font
leroy, Essex county.
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JoB PrIHTISG.-We call the attention Of mler-
chants. clerks OF courts. shcris lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered III
the DIsIArCn PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of JOE
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bill-Icads, LeticrHeads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Iand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare. Show-Bis, Checks, Drafts &C., &C.,
&C. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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VAMosED.-On Thursday night a large
number Of members of the Legislature and
Others having complimentary tickets as
sembled at Virginia Hall to witness Il per-
Torrance by the Old Reliable Theatre Com
pany, over which Lynchburg went into ecsta-
cies and Petersburg rcioiced. The audience
was disappointed, for the entertainment con-
sisted only Of a threc-minutes speech by the
manager, who in feeling tones announced
that after three nights in Richmond his COM
pany had determined to seek grccncr pas
tures, concluding that their talent would be
letter appreciated in the country. Sic tran
sii
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POLICE COURT, FR1DAy-Justice j. j.
White presidins.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Margaret Strange, charged with abusing
Virginia Mum, and Violet Mum charged
with abusing Margaret Strange. Triiing
affair. Settled by parties.
Walter Whittle (coloredD, charged with as
saulting and striking John Werner, and John
Werner charged with threatening to assault
Walter Whittle (colored). Continued until
Saturday, on motion OF defendant.
John Thomas (colored), charged with steal
ing lot of wood, valued at twenty-five
cents, from some person unknown. Found
guilty and sent to Jail for fifteen days.
F. Bowie, charged with holding in his pos
session one watch, valued at one dollar, the
property of Peyton Gray. Dismissed. Mat
ter for civil action.
William Morris and George Hayes (colorcd),
charged with being vagrants and having no
visible means Of support, and sleeping in the
market-house, were bound over for three
months in the sum of $50 each.
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GRANDMoTIIER'S KNITTING WORK.-Thc ma
chine arrived in perfect ORDER and from the first has
worked beautifully. I am more than pleased, and
my wife is perfectly delighted She sits down to her
work with rs much assurance that 1t will be well
done rs did my grandmother TO her knitting work
twenty years ago. W. F. Boardman, Esq, Oakland,
Cul., to JVillcor G. Gibbs Se,oiag-. Machine Com
Manu.
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.1ncluding the writer of this artlcle-r. LII.

When Colonel A. G. Talbot gets a two
gallon pitcher of ice-water upon his table
and stirs the water with his front finger, 1t is
pretty generally understood, in the Senate,
that he means to make speech. FRANKFORT
Sketcher.
The World says that Greeley's statue
ought to be made Of pig-iron.
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F.; IT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
J ! THE M&NCHESTEI: POsT-0FFICE JAN
ItI;l -. I.7a.
..r,,..l, calling for letters in this list will please
$50. I,ly-r:isa,i ii not called for in -four weeks
| "iii t,c s,lt - the Dead Letter Onice, In Wash
s-'.u. -. /.
LADIES LIST.
Eli,lk"isl.!p. Mis- T.. Harris, Mrs. Matilda
i;l,rk hear Mrs VI. y. Harris. Mrs. Lucy
CHRISTIAN. Mrs. l.. fc"l'D kcmpt. Mrs. Amanda
,!.tlH!-y. Er~ Caroline Nelly. Mrs. j. IL.
l,.r len. Mary WOn,.s, Miss Anna
Hasten. l;ct;iuC. Wells, Mrs. Ellen
GENTi.EMFN'S LIST.
Hroks. james r; Pollard, William y.
I.I-;u4;tII. - ill.aTl :. Param, Peter
frimkl.u. Bruj. tcU!d) Randall. Phil (coId)
tsi.l5..4. Robert Simmons l.. ID.
ilg'rl". John II. Williams j. IL.
.ry!;v. iiu..! K. Waymack. Thomas
E..gr!...I Andrew WooGln, s. l..
J.H. CUNNINGHAM, 2. NJ.
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A VIRG1NIAS KILLED IN MssIssIPPI.-Dr.
Mcclure received OIL yesterday telegram
announcing that Reynolds Hankins, Il Vir-
ginian, had been killed by railroad collision
at Meridian, Miss. The deceased was 4 son
of Mr.. George A. Hanllins, of James City
county, and has brother who is Il student
at Richmond College.
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1O11 WINTER 1871
1911. EME Mt. 1os IL

SCHEDULE OF RICHMOND. FREDER1Cks-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE.
THROUGH TRAINS leave the depot cofher OF
Byr,I and Eighth streets rs follows: 1-sss
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 A. M.; arrives In
Washington Mt l2l5, Baltimore except on Sundnysl
p. NJ THE SAME DAY.
The SIGHT TRAIN daily Except on sundays' al
''T The DAY TRAIN arrives in Richmond at 81
TIc I NIGHT TRAIN arrives in Richmond Cslou-
oaSS iSe eAstroM Aast3rcoMMODATioN n i TRAIN for Milford
Ioaycs Broai-Street depot daily tSnndays e1cepteD
at s:3o p. NJ: arrives in Richmond ut sa2 a; Sn ,a
THO FREIGHT TRAINS leave on 1uesoo9s Az"
frrInssso fTHsoTGH r. Fl 1fIDKETs and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to all principal points hor'n' el'''
"rS Company's n office, corner of Broad and Esh~
streets. - xs,,,,+, e,reets
j, B. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent;
h. T. n n MYERS General Superintendent }eI
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TIE GRAND BALL MONDAY NIGHT.-Thc rush
for seats for the Grand Mask Ball ut the theatre
Monday night next ha5 been great that nearly all
the seats in the Dress Circle have been taken. The
Family Circle has also been laid off and this morn
Ing the sale of reserved seats will commence at WEST
&.
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LIKELY TO DE PosTpoSED.-The House Of
Delegates on yesterday passed the Senate
bill providing for postponement of the sale
of the States interest in various internal in-
provement companies, which was to have
taken place on the 9Th of February. The
bill has yet to be approved by the Governor.
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!. MASuFAcTrR1NG IMrRovEMENT.-ThcT Trede-
gar Company are preparing to enlarge their
works by the addition of another large build
ing, several hundred feet long. 1t is to be
used in the manufacturing Of cars, 4 branch
of their business which is assuming MAN.
moth proportions.
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PRICE OF ADMlSSlOS.
Private boxes. seating four persons, 8e and ss.
General admission tickets can only be had through
the recommendation Of members of the Society, at
John +. Rnhlcrs Broad street, No. 7l5, at the price
of s3 admitting one gentleman and lady. Every adj:
ditiOia lady 81 extra. These tickets can only be had
until - O'Clock VI. on the day of the ball.
Admttance to dress circle only 81; reserved seats,
so cents extra family circle, IS cents.
Sale of tickets for reserved seats will commence at
West & Johnston's WEDNESDAY MORNING,
January 2tth. at 10 O'Clock.
None but masks will be admitted on the floor.
For the preservation Of order all persons have to
obey the orders Of the committee.
Mr. WinCkel, the costumer from Baltimore, will
arrive ON Saturday the 27th Instant with large and
select assortment Of costumes. His rooms will be ut
MIR r. Schott's Monticello Hotel, Broad street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh. -
Ia 22-MTh,SSM COMMITTEE.
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ADvERTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion of the country should advertise III the
papers of that section. N. ELLYSoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--We note
the following special appointments:
First Baptist.--Rev. DIR. Burrows at ! p.
NJ. Subject: Lecture on Genesis-Man yivi-
fed dust.
81. Natthc,c's EpiscopaDHSulNlay-school
room at Harve.--Services by Bishop Whit
tie at 80 p. M.
&. 81. Marks English Lutheran3-0dd-Fc
lows Hall, corner Franklin and Mayo
streets.-Rev. D. NJ. Henkel at II A. M.;
service at I p. u. by Professor Davis.
Broad-Street Mettodtst--Rev. Bishop D.
S. Doggett, d. D., at II A. NJ, and pastor at
u Pm.
Trinity Nethodist.--At the request Of the
various temperance organizations in that por-
ton of the city, at Il O'Clock P. NJ. Rev. j.
Powell Garland, the pastor, will preach
sermon on temperance.
Unton-Station lfethodist.-At II A. NJ.
Rev. L. NJ. Peterson; at y ?. NJ, the pas
tor.
Gay-Street Aehodist.--At II 4. NJ, Rev.
3. F. woodward at 4 7. NJ, the pastor.
German.--Rev. John Blenner will preach
at the side chapel of the First Baptist church,
corner Broad and Twelfth streets, at s
o'clock ?. NJ. Services in German.
German Sunday school at 2 o'clock P. N.
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TRY BON of - Und0ubted Cure prepared by
Ur. G. WILSON HrNTER-a positive and pcrma-
uent cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. For sale
by all druggists, and by PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Richmond, Va.
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HENRY BATES, $40 Main street, has just received
ar:othcr beautiful lot Of those genuine English
Chcyot Shirts. Those in want had better call early
and make their selection.
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SEA CAPTAINS MANIFEST
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issued circtl-
lar to collectors Of customs regulating the carrying
of nanifeStS by masters of vessels enrolled ana
licensed to engage In the foreign and coasng trade
upon the northern, northeastern and northwestern
frontier Of the United SateS Its effect Is to require
masters TO provide themselves with manifests In all
trict neither of which is u port. If tie voyage is
from port in one district to port in another, the
master is required to file manifest with the cOllcc-
tor ut the port of departure and obtain clearance
if the vessel receives discharges any cargo ut
intermediate point, the master will enter the fact
upon his manifest, which he will deliver 10 the col
Icrtor of the port at which unading Is completed.
If the voyage is from port inone district toa place
in another district where there Is no custom,house
the master Is required to proceed as beforesid, and
To deliver his manifest to the collector OF the next
port ut which lie shall arrive after leaving the place
When sailing between place In the United States
where there Is no custom-house to place where
there may be one the master must file with the col
lector of the port OF arrival manifest setting forth
all the merchandise takcn on board or unladen pre-
yious tn the arrival
If sailing between two ports in district or from
port place III the same district where there Is no
custOm-housc. the master must file duplicate mani.
fest with the collector of the port OF departure ana
take out clearing papers and If he touches ut inter-
mediate points he must report to the collector OF
such port and produce his manifest, which VIII be
certified BY such collector and delivered by the mas
ter to the collector OF the port at which the cargo Is
finally uDladen.
between Il place in one district where there Is no
cstom- house and place In another district where
there Is no cStonl-hoSe, must De reauS lor the III
spection of revenue officer when such vessel de-
purts from any district; and such vessel must clear
from port when laden with foreign goods exceed
ing the amount specified In section ls Of the act Of
1923.
Masters of vessels from any foreign port must OBJ
tain permit and comply with existing laws before
dscharging cargo or passengers and goods.
Wares and merchandise destined for any foreign
port must be reported but permit will be required
for tho unloading Of cargo brought from American
ports. ,, 8, .,,.,,,
vessels will not be required to report and clear un-
less such vessels In tow are without sail or steam
motive power, and not required to be enrolled and
licensed.
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Rcady-inadc clothing and gentlemen's Furnishings
have been put down in price at E. B. SPENCE &c
SoS's. 1900 Is the place for bargains.
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MASONIC DISCoURSE.-The excellent discourse
delivered by the Rev. DR.. John E. Edwards, by
request Of Loge Franchise, has been published by
BENJAMIN BATES, bookseller. iii Main street, and
Is for sale by all Of the booksellers in this city.
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BEAUTIFUL PIcTunEs.-seven different pictures
Of the laInented Right Rev. Bishop Moc;1rT, taken
at the LEE" Gallery. Those elegant pictures are
sona ~ honest prices Persons unable to purchase
will be presented with one gratis J. - -
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Leave your orders for dress and business suits
with Z. 3. SPENCE & Son. They have good mate
rial, good cutters, and good workmen.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ. Mt the
horse-lot, horses, 1nulss, wagons, &c.
J.w.TAYLoR CO. Will sell In Ashland at L. NJ,
storehousc and dwellng-house, and FIVE vacant
lots.
d. X. WEISIGER & CO. win sell at p. NJ. two lots
at the northeast corner of Everctte and Ludlow
streets.
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Mrs. WHARTON has been acquitted. Now, the
wisest thing she can do ruined she Is by lawyers
fees. Is to buy WHEELER & WILSON sewing-ma-
chine to recuperae quickly her fortune! loOl Main
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REs1GyED.--Marccllus T. Starkc, ESD, for
twenty-siX years clerk Of tho Court of Ap-
peals of Virginia, has resigned. Nlr. George
L. Christian has been appointed clerk pro
To,
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QUAIIFKD.-Dr. John S. Wexford, the sue
cessor of Colonel Sloan as councilman from
Madison Ward, qualified before Mayor kei-
lev.
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NJ. ELLYsoy& 6 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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Rarper's and Leslie's Illustrated Ne1rs-
papers for this week received from Lllyson
& Taylor, 1116 Main street.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Nless1s. Hudgins
& Sutton sold yesterday the triangular lot on
the corner of Arch and Seventh streets for
SS5o
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A-IINIrE OF AMYL.
Th, attention ot the medical world has hccn called
,a.s chcn!ic,! ~ :, new remedy for ASTHMA, In
-"ac forms Of which II has been found to bc really
n7Yiccab!e, especially i'll SPASMOD1C cases. In the
hands of an experienced physician II is very valua-
Gc preparation, and may hc had Of
MEADE s BAKER,
Practical Pharmacists,
Ia. 919 Main street
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1872.-SILK HATS. SILK Thanksgiving style Just
received at A. A. ALIENS, 1916 Main street.
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HIST or LETTERS.

I,T or LETTERS REMAINING IN
| TIIE RICHMOND rOST-OFFICE JhNC-
Trrso,,s calling for letters in this list win please
A Mi bS sen, To The Dead Letter Office, In Wash
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
LIZ ROAD.-On and;atter December l, 1871:

ASICHMOND. AND DAN WILLIE RAIL.
Ii ROAD.-On andnfter December l, 1871:
GOING WEST. go
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at 4:05 a. M. leaves Dam
vile at 1l:0a A. Nj arrives ut Greensboro at I52
L. NJ.
Train No. 8 Gynchburg passenger) leaves Rich
PM. - -
Train No. II Through mail. and exprcss) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:!O =. NJ: leaves Danville daily
ut o:A p NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily at l:l2
- aH GOING EAST. II ss.
Train No. ID (through mail and express) leaves
Greensboro daily at 7:50 L. NJ. leaves Danville
daily ut 1912 L. NJ. arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. Through passenger, leaves Green's
boro daily Except Sundays) 1T I:05 A. NJ leaves
PM. EEtH
Train No. 10 Iynchburg passenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily ut $50 A. NJ. leaves Burkeyile ut L.
NJ: arrives at Richmond ut y. n. '-+.E
Trains NoS.2 and IL connect at Greensboro with
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south. 49,
Train No. Q connects at Burkeville with train OIL
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio railroad for all
points southwest and south. .e,. E....s
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can be procured at the ticket office In
lante, Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1898 Main
Papers that have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule OF this company will please print as above.
..-" -f- 10 JOHN X. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ X. TAcorT, Engineer and superintend-
cnt. au "a
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Umbrellas at T. 3. SrENcE s. Sons, 1900 Malr
street.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURGI
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICJINnNn VA upiIst e. 1g51

VA, August D,
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
The mail trains leave Richmond at 3a5 A. M and
2:ao 7. NJ; and leave Petersburg ut 40S A. III. and
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at a. III; and 40 r. NJ, and leave Petersburg ut 10
The 3:!s a. nj. train will not leave Richmond on
Petersburg On SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2:ao P. NJ.
daily train and those from Norfolk will connect at
Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. train.
Passengers from Clover Itul VIII take the $50 A.
| NJ. train on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays;
and returning leave Richmond Oh the same days at
The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
| Thes a. NJ. train will connect Ut Petersburg with
LSnfGasHPIfEN SsTGsPfENGGARs y on the $50 r train, running
through to Wilmington Ticket and q E9cKt b. kAsaEY acsne
| C1HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
w nd se Is supdays e
ee9e" sse az MM%NiL TRAIN for the White sulphur
Springs connecting ut Gorlonsville with the Orange,
Aleyandria and Manassas train for Washington and
ss5 r. M-ACCOlf lfIODATION,T TRAIN for Cor
donsyille except on Saturday, which day u leaves
mt p. NJ This train connects ut Gorconsvilie with
the night trains on the Orange. Alexandria and Mr.
nassls railroad for LYNCHBURG ana "AshiNo-
Through tickets. at low rates, sold to all points
| Northwest and Southwest. o......
| lAmsterialn, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, Rotterdam,
Bergen Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to al Roihts
OIL this road can be bought OF the teneia iicnus M,
Agent at Richmond, or can be ordered tnfoush any
| station agent on the road. n,
| Further information may be obtained q! the COM
| pany's Offices. - - ss..s#.,~s.
No passenger trains are run on Sundays
4. II. PERRY, General superintendent
JAMES F. NETUERLAND, General Ticket Agent
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convenient place to leave orders for all kinds Of
wood at Monp & SoS,S drug store.
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PROGRAMME.
The curtain rises precisely ut o'clock p. NJ. The
masks, handsomely arranged, are on the Stage. The
procession follows Immediately In the following or
der-viZ.,
l. HERALD, In splendid costume, followed by masks
.. TEN MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE in
YPger costume.
3. SUN AND MOON drifting clouds
!. UNDINE OH Il shcll-f0rmed chariot, and sur
rounded by fishes. ....
j. DIFFERENT MASKS, with flags. standards. &c.
q. VIRGINIA, in full armOr on rock-fofmcd cIEl-
riot, oramentcd with flags and four has re-
liefs representing the fine arts, music, drallEl,
painting, aud poetry, surrounded by twelve
pages.
T. COMIC MASKS. with flags and standards.
s. PRINCE CARNIVAL, in gorgeous array. riding
OIL the great elephant Tippo Saib. led and
surrounded by Arabs, and followed by masks
of all kinds.
INTERMEzZOS.
MARCH OF ALL MASKS, playing upon newly In
vented (homc-madcl instruments.
ITALIAN with MandoIine and monkey.
COMMANDMENT OF THE DRESS CIRCLE with
confectionerics by the infant artillery: cam
mons imported from the world-reuowned fac
tory of Kouph: grand performance OF the
camel elephant Tippo Saib; dance OF VII
layers. with city movements; Monch of the
PhantOms
SSIP-sNAP-S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The stage will he splenlidly decorated by Messrs
Leckenby & Laird, and the other portions OF the
han htN Nt.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 81, 1872
SIM rises minimum. 700 Moon rises. .......... GIL
sun scts......... 500 High tide. ........ SOL
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MEETINGS.


1N2sTOCKHoLDERsof of the VIRGINIA SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY will be held In the city OF
Richmond, At the ofjce Of Mcssrs. LANCASTER q
CO., at II III on the st1 day of February, fsf2.;! 81
T. M.LOGAN, President
ia std Virginia Sugar Refining Company.
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FuSnED.--Thc amount of the public debt
funded to date is $4,000, 100.
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DRELDIINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPECIAL CARD. t.
The management of the Richmond Theatre find
sincere pleasure IN announcing Ill engagement with
the young and talented artistic
Miss MARIE WELLESLEY,
whose engagement, from positive arrangements pre-
viously entered into, Is regretuly limited to
FIVE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
commencing on TUESDAY EVENING, January
30th and owing to the hriefness of her engagement
Miss Marie Wellesley will present In rapid success
sion the following sublime creations:
TUESDAY, DEBORAH; ...
WEDNESDAY, ADRIENE LIE COUREE;
THURSDAY, JULIET;
s+ FRIDAY,
BENEFIT OF MISS MARIA WELLESLEY,
who will appear IN her artistic conception Of
BLANCA.
SATURDAY YMATINEE-DEBORAH
SATURDAY EVENING,
and last night of MISS MARIA WELLESLEY, ap-
peaTing In her magnificent rendition of
CATHARINE HOWARD,
assisted by
THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
NOTE.-Secure seats early to avoid the crowd at
night Boxsbeet now ready for the sale of reserved
seats. il 20
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4 SSEMBLY II AL L.

SSEMBLY II HALL.
THEO. THOMAs'S
UNEoUALLED CONCERT ORGANIZATION
SIXTY DISTINGUISHED PERFORMERS.
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2eTH,
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27TH' ..
which will positively be the
ONLY CONCERTS OF THE SEASON.
The following celebrated soloists will appear for
the first time:
Miss MARIE KREBs. the young and brilliant Pian-
iste;
Mr.. BERNHARD LISTESIANN, Violin;
Mr.. LOUIS SCuREIBER, Cornct-a-Piston;
together with tho
UNRIYALLED ORCHESTRA OF OVER FIFTY
PERFORMERS.
PRICE OF ADMISSION. ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved seats, SO cents extra 20.
The sale Of reserved seats ahd tickets VIII com
mence on TUESDAY MORNING, january 29d, a
West u Johnstons bookstore, where The programme:
can also be had .m
The grand Pianos used are from the celebrated
nanufactory of Steinway s. Sons warerooms IL
Richmond, at Sleight & Howard's, Main street.
. D0oA1 - ~ - Ia SOFT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-27
WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE COAL (sold by
Is ,ysi,btl rt from S7,o5 to $3.50 per ton; PINE
WOOD from S5 to $50 per cord, delivered; OAK
WOOD, $3.50 per cord; SOFT COAL at lowest
market rates 1t Nineteenth and Cary or Jus Grace
street co
In ID.