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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF YOUNG MEN FROM
the effects of Errors ami Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riace removed. New u ethod of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies Books and Circular
sent Tree in s-a'ed envelopes
Address, II0" AkD ASSOCI ALTON, Ma. 2
South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa~--an institu
tiou having a high reputation for h"n"rabl- COD
due. and p. ott ssion. taug2l en-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-30

DARBETT mETAL.-5OO POUNDS
D of = TYPE, 81 sa.s al ;hisofhce.
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NecpoI,oGY OF THE YEAR.

A glance at the past twelve months re-
minds lis that many of the changes which
have taken place in our midst have not been
as we could have wished. The death-roll OF
Richmond in 1871 embraces the names OF
many of her most honOred citizens. we re-
call q few whose memory will long survive
In january died Colonel Walter Harrison,
CAPTAIN Henry Davis, William Barrett, and
John A. Hutcheson; In February, Adolphus
Morris and William McCreery; in March,
James Bray, Richard Relns, and Frederick
Butler in April, Thornton c. Lipscomb; In
Nav. Wilson Williams, s. B. Smith, and
Colonel j. Lucius Davis; in June, William
Ligson, Bacon TAFT, William Slater, and
JOHN NJ. Royal; in July, Thomas j. Boudar,
Colonel Stafford IL Parker, Major Peyton
G. Bailey, and Colonel d. Lee Powell in
August, Charles /. Baldwin and Francis '.
Sutton; in October, John D. Harvey in
November, Abner Richardson, Colonel Mar
maduke johnson, W. II. Walker, and Cap
tain II. D. Minor; and in December. Rev. j.
B. Taylor, D. d.
The following is statement Of the whole
number of deaths in the city from january
1st, 1871, to December 23d, 1871, which we
produce in lieu of the usual burials at the
various cemeteries: For quarter ending
March 31st: Whites, 142 colored, 196-total,
33S. Quarter ending 30th June: White, 17S;
colored, 266-total, 40. Quarter ending SOtll
September: White, 211; eolored, 279-total,
400. From September 30th to December
23d: White, AZ; colored E-total, 50. Total
number during the year: White, 613 eolored,
77S. Grand total, 1851.
The Board of Health of the city is com.
posed of j. G. Cabell, NJ. D., president, and
Drs. w. II. Taylor and r. S. j. PEBBLES.
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ASYLUMS.

st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, corner OF
Marshall and Fourth streets, was founded by
Father O'Brien in 1885. There arc three de
partments of the nstitution-thc asylum
proper, the academy, and the paTochial schoo
on Fourth street. The asylum numbers
about rs benefcimies. and the parochia
school 100. The institution is under the
management of Sister Mariana and thirteen
other Sisters of Charity.
The Female Orphan Asylum was institu
ted about 1907. 1t is located Oh the corner
of Leigh and Seventh streets, in building
erected through the liberality Of the late Ed
mund Walls. 1t has at present but about 4C
beneficiaries, though it is capable of accom-
modating over 100. The officers are Mrs. L.
N. Norton, president Mrs. William Ii. Mac
iarland, vice-president; Mrs. John L. Bacon,
treasurer; Mrs. DR.. Peterfeld Trent, secre-
tary; Mrs. c, Gennett and others, directors.
The Male Orphan Asylum, located at Ear
vie formerly Camp Grant, was founded in
1916. There are 40 boys in the asylum,
under the superintendent of Joseph r. Gill
and wife. DR.. W. w. Parker, president; a.
I. Harris, w. K. Watts, Thomas D. Quarles,
William +. Taylor, yice-presidents; James
Dunlop, treasurer; Charles L. Williams, sec
rotary; DR.. W. Il. Gwathmey and others,
directors. E..
St. Paul's Orphan Asylum and Church
Home EpiscopaD is located on Ninth street
beyond Leigh. President, Mrs. T. Fl. Ellis;
VIZ. Asna-ihnuta Mrs. j. W. Randolph, Mrs.
Annie Reynolds; Secretary, Miss II. Richard.
son; Treasurer, Mrs. d. n. Walker ,r:sesoIi,
:Mls.eR. Brown; mntr.srrs, hiss L. Nichols
and other ladies.
80 St. Patrick,s Parochial School for females
Twenty-tifth between Franklin and Grae;
streets under Sisters of Charity.
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A SSEMBLY HALL.


MRS. MoULTON.
AMERICAS GREATEST SINGER.
The management has the honor to announce only
TWO GRAND MOULTON CONCERTS,
for THURSDAY EVENING, January 4th, and
FRIDAY EVENING, January 5th, at o'clock, On
which occasion
MRS. CHARLES MOULTOS,
Americas most gifted songstress, and so long dis
tnguished IN European and American art circles for
her matChless vocal powers and exquisite culture,
and after her recent
MOST BRILLIANT TRIUMPHS
III New York, Boston, New Orleans, and the rrlnci;
pal cities IN the Uni states, where she has created
the greatest enthusiasm with press and public, viii
make her first appearance in Richmond, assisted by
u" slr. BRG10KUoUsE BOWLER, the favorite
Tenor; a-.
Signor P. FERRANTI, the world-renowned Bari
tone (his first appearance llrrc) and
MIR. JAMES ii. WEHLI, the great md eminent
Pianist 0lis first visit to the SOUTH.
Nr. GEORGE W. COLBY, Musical Director.
Admission, $3.50; reserved seats. So.
Sale of seats commences ut WEST & JOHNSTON, S
Bookstore, HOS Main street, Oh TUESDAY MORN
ING ut 0 O'Clock.
The "Weber Grand Pianos" arc used at all the
N1oulton concerts.
c. 4. CHlZZOLA, Business Manager.
Orders for seats from surrounding places may be
sent by mail or telegraph, and they Will be carefully
attended to. ... de SOFT
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FROM TIE nusT1Ses COURT CLERKS oFFle
METEOROLOGICAL.

During the year just closed there were 2la
clear mornings, IL cloudy, 10 rainy, II foggy,
and 5 snowy. These observations were taken
at o'clock.
The following shows tho average state Oh
the thermometer during the year ut A. NJ.
January, 1922; February, 39.52; MARCH, va
1853; April, 1888: May, $3.50; June, o6.16 ,
July, 1913; August, 1893; September, oi.Io ;
October, 5717; November, 4o.o2; DeceH-
her q. 90. Average, 5j.SS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

I; READ ,A.NnsPRoFIT THEREByr-It=i Is being re-
ported that / am not closing ont my business but
simply disl,osing Of goods at reduced prices. In
contradiction Of this rumor, viii again state that
will retire from business in this city and close the
store 1907 Main street February the 10th, and until
that time win offer my entire stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods for men and boys wear aoithout
any regard to cost-not wishing to undergo the ex.
pese Of shipping theu. AS the goods all of this
season and our own manufacture, nm examination
by those In want win Of necessity be profitable.
JOHN s. DEvLIN, loot Main street,
opoosite post-of1ce
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MILITARY.
FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS


Re-Organized October, 1871.
Colonel, join. a. Sloan; Lieutenant Colo
! mel, vacancy Caused by declnation of Captain
L. l.. Bass; Major, j. d. Whitehead; Adju
tant, LieutenantH II. Il. Miller; Quartermas
ter, commissary, and surgeon, not appointed
| Sergeant-Major, E. Leslie Spence.
Company d Gee Guard\.-Captain, Levi
| d. Crenshaw, Jr. Lieuten, :: First, Charlie:
F. Taylor Second, z. T. Briggs; Junior Sec
| ond, C. r. Morton. Sergeants: Orderly
| Louis w. Pizzini; Second, Willie Stokes
Third, P. A. Ralston; Fourth, A. L. Aher
nethy; Fifth, j. f. Tyler. Corporals Z: G. T
| Hunter, j. W. Gibbons, c. v. Sutton, S. NJ
| Taylor. Ensign, Fl. C. Woodtin.
Meets every Thursday evening at The
armory corner of Ninth and Main streets fol
drill. - @s.ss IS. ss..sA
Company B CFalker Light Guard. Gap
tain, Lucien L. Bass. Lieutenants: First,
B. Bland; Second, III. r. Handy; Junior
Second, George Watt, Jr. Sergeants: Order
~, G. 7. Binford; Second, Z. D. Starke
Third, G. p. Denny; Fourth, j. j. Register
Fifth, c. p. Selden. Corporals: r. +. Gas
kns, r.. r. Macflrlane, i. D. Taylor, II. c.
Jones. Treasurer, LIS. Tower. Surgeon
DR.. B. G. McPhail. Quartermaster Sergeant
j. Il, Stratton. :, 20 5
Il. Meets for drill every Monday evening oil
the armory corner Of Ninth and Main streets,
Company O Guard of the Commons
wealth. Captain, G. j. Anderson. Lieuten
ants: First Joseph v. Bidgood; Second,
w. NJ. Hill; Junior Second, n. b. Randolph
Sergeants: Orderly, John L.. Warning Second
R. A. Dunlop; Third, r. s. Chanberhyne
Fourth, w Z. Mosby Fifth, George a. La
throp. GBepGIsls: G. x. Wrenn, 3. +. Hill,
G. w. Macfarlane, and E. Walthall. Score
taly and Treasurer, John A. &. Williamson.
Arnlory, corner of Thirteenth and Main
streets. Drills every Monday night. Asg 70
Company D Sidney Grays) Captain, AL
bert 9rdway.& Lieutenants: First, A. L.
Phillips; Second, Alexander Calder; Junior
Second, D. 81. Anderson. Sergeants: Order
~, George w. Eaves; Second, Z. I. Brannan;
Third, George Gibson; Fourth, b. a. Jacob !;
Fifth, w. T. Glenn. Corporals: j. T.. Mar-
tin, j. Glenn, g. u. Ready, and - Edwards.
f Armory, corner of Ninth and Main streets.
!. Company E(Richmend Grays).- Captain,
LID. Bossienx. Lieuteants First, John III.
Greanor; second, j.. e, Phillips; Junior se-
ccnd, John r. Laughton, il. Sergeants !:
Orderly, George Il. w altman; second, Samuel
). Smith; third, G. e. Redford fourth, Nv.
E. Teller; fifth, WV. Gosden. Corporalsss
Isaac 7oddard, WI lians Gibaon, J Isl. Gibbs
AZ Rogess. ss EnsigE :: ss H Kelly. Quar-
eexInastarss gyrus Bessieax II 80
This company meets for drill of Old Market
He'll eFaFy Friday nigh s5ss
" Captain sxWsN 4. Clarke.
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Tde..lenants First, joint s Pi.zlnt Be-
~ ~ Wise. serpeants: Orderly, ii. 9. Morris;
second. Norman ". Randolph; Third, Ira
,Sy Rlount: Fourth, b. 81. Gillian FIFTH,
Iohn D. Reiford. Corperals: j. n. BOYD,
r, p. Jones, John T. Goddin, Henry Tyler.
treasurer and Secretary, 7. b. Kellogg.
Company G. Captain, W. z. ~. h E
Lieutenanfs: First, James 2. Sharpe; pc
cond, S. W. Farrar; Junior Second, John
Mackie. sergeants: Orderly, Z. N: Iayior'
Second, W. S. Simons; Third, William d.
Atkinson; Fourth, Barney Br1iI; Jr; 1 Sorpo-
rails: Samuel W. Richardson, II. y. 6ro"n'
David Chfldress, j. 81. G. Walker. Ensisn'
sJ.W. Howard.
Meets every Thursday night at Old Market
Hall for drill.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-s
IN proposals will be received by the undersigned
until IL NJ THURSDAY, January Is, 1872, for the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad from Darlington
street to James river, including tunnel through
Church Hill about a,4G0 feet long. For further par
| ticulsfs, apply to II. ID. WHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
de 25-td ,f, ~ .T,,e Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

NOT ONE CENT IN SIX YEARs.-Our machine has
been In almost constant for nearly six years, and
has not cost one cent for repairs 1t has given great
satsfac;ion-Letter Of Casper W Hfllntdt, No. 1926
Heath street, Philadelphia, March 10, 1885, the WIZ
cor & Gibbs Se,otng- Machine Company
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

The proprietors Of the LEE" Gallery return
their Kind thanks to their fcllow-citzcns for the
liberal patronage bestowed on that establishment
during the past year. To the ladies especially we feel
grateful. We pledge ourselves to use all honorable
means to merit continuance of their favors. We
will bring before them all novelties in the photo
graphic art for their approval keeping our prices SO
as to bring our beautiful work within the reach OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

Sg RETURN PREsENTs.-The ladies who have re-
ceived Christmas presents from gentlemen, and are
at loss to know what to give in return ON New
Years day, had better Gull on E. B. SPENCE & Son
and look over their beautiful stock Of recktes,
scarfs, &c. They will surely find In their stock a
suitable New Years present. 1900 Main street Is the
place for gentemen's furnishings. ~ -.
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=, YIrst srd ro,,shce. Rsv. Wifiiam Troy

tween First md Foushee, Rsv. ifiian Troy
81. Lukss Episcopal, Fifth street north q
Chy. n. 60, ss 2. :. rs,
Third African tEbeneser) Baptist, Leigh
street near Brook avenue. $50 ~.
African Methodist, Third street north OF
Ieixh, Rev. Richard Wells pastor.
Chimborazo Baptist Chimt,oEazo Hal, Rev
Scott GMathfney pastor.
African Baptist, corner Of Fourth and Canal
streets, Rev. John Jasper rsaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

3 NEW YEARS CALLs.-The New York Hail says
" that the fashion Of offering wines and liquors to
guests on New Years day is bad STYLE, no matter
who does 1t, and that the ladies never look less
charming than when acting the part OF amateur bar
maids" We would suggest, better fashion than
the above that the ladies supply themselves with
stock OF those beautiful neckties and scar Of E. B..
SPENCE 8: SoS and give one to each guest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

A WISE MANA wise man looks ahead he buys
an umbrella before rain comes; he provides I'm over
coat when the weather is mild and he always goes
to 1900 Main street for these and many other things
in gcntlemcn's wear. @#r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

A SUBSTITUTE FOR CoKE-Mr. j. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street, Is furnishing his many customers
har d GOAL for prafcs. stoyes
aud cooking stoves, which Is cheap, and fine subsu-
tute for coke and bituminous coal Al other fuel of
the best. @e-:--.' .@.,s~~.s
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JoiISsToS's tour of Europe every night this week,
and matinee Monday afternoon. One hundred costly
presents given away. .e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

Go to Metropolitan Hall and see JoHNsToN's tour
of Europe and get present Monday afternoon,
matinee at O'Clock.
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WALLAcH CUFFS just received and for sale by
E. B. SPENCE s. SON.
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ENGLISH CuEvIoT SHIRTS just received and for
| sale by L. Il. SPENCE & Son.
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OSE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED bushels soft coke,
five hundred cords seasoned pine wood. one hundred
cords seasoned oak wood, anthracite and btuminous
coal, for saIeat my oaaee, No. Ns Eighth street.
IT.. O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

TOR NEW YORK.-Yirginia> GEaS
II Steamship and Packet Company's 1920 - sss
elegant steamship w. P. CL YDE, Captain DREW,
VIII leave her wharf at Rockets on FRIDAY,
January 9Th, at p. NJ, connecting with steamers
for Fall river and Boston from same pier. Close
connections and through bills lding given to all
southern, eastern, and western places :; also TO
rooms extra. For freight or passage, apply to- 90
d. j. BURR, President, i214 Main street
N. B.-The steamer GEORGE d. UPTON Is tenn
porlriIy withdrawn for repairs. 5.l r
-WAshISGToN & Co, Agents, Pier 12 North river,
New York. = In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

FoR fHK NEW YrAR.- Superb New Jewclry In
sets Aneshyss; Coral, Etr,.scan, and Pearl; rich
Sitverwsre la easca for bridal presenta ~ NowLAE
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POPULAR SCALE OF PRICES

The first attraction will be the beautiful play OF the
PEARL OF SAVOY; OR, A MOTHERS PRAYER.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY ETGIsEER,l
" December q, 1871.
NOTICE.-sealed proposals will be re-
~ ceived at this Office until Il o'clock NJ On TUES
DAY, January the Cd 1877 to furnish the city mules
and horses with FEED. PROVENDER, &C., for the
term Of three months from tile 9Th day Of January.
1872. -@as saslI q. @r&HGE @s-
). The Committee on Streets Generally reserves the
right to reject any or all bids offered.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained by applying at
this office. ~. CHARLES III. DI5IAOCK, ~
de 27-td City Engineer.
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OR PHILADELPHIA

TOR PHILAD E1P 81 a. NzEFS
n Steamer EMPIRE, Captain HEscR-ssaassassiiss
Ley, will receive freight for the above port till
MONDAY the LIST OF january at II O'Clock. Freight
taken for all parts Of Pennsylvania New Jersey, and
Delaware, also for, Norfolk aud New Orleans, at
low rates. Passage to Philadelphia including meals
and stataroon, IS. ". P.PoRTER, Agent,
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COVRT ORDERS.

NIRGINIA:-In the Clerks office OF the
Y Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond, De-
cenlhcr 80, 1871, In vacation:
William 4. Wyatt ...PlalntlH,
against
Y. ". Walton and N 7. Walton. ..Uefendants,
IN CIfASCERI.
The object Of this suit is to enforce mechanics
lien In favor Of the plaintiff for the sum or one nun
tred and fifty dollars with interest thereon from the
9th day OF june ISL, and costs. against house and
lot on Seventh street north Of Leigh street. IN the
city of Richmond. claimed and owned by the de-
PENDANTS. And affidavit having been made ana fle'I
that the defendant y. r. Walton is NONRESIDENT or
the Stute of Virginia, he IS required to appear here
within one month after due publication hereof anu
do what Is necessary to protect his interests herein
A copy-Test:
CANNON e COITRTNEy, d. q. il l-Alaw
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succession Of new and popular plays will be pre-
scented, introducing the full strength OF the
TALENTED COMPANY.
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TOR BALTIMORE-NOaEEMs,
n TRANSPARENT OF GOODs.-lSEzEsssssssss3ssk.-
Steamer PETERSBURG Will leave her wharf on
TUESDAY NIGHT at high tide Freight received
sage, applyto - WILLIAM P. BRETT,
IN 81 A ypn
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NEW YEAR PRESENTS Diamond Engagement
and Plain Gold Wedding Rings Diamond Watches,
Pins and Bustons, Diamond and Amethyst Sets, Just
opened ut EcHLAN "a Co.'s. -
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Reserved seats: 90
General admission. .....N................ IS
Box-sheet for sale Of reserved seats, will be opened
ut West q Johnston's bookstore on Saturday morn
ing. de 2s-St
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There will be SKATING h,rrNrsnA1 ArrEr
NOON, THURSDAY NIGHT, FRIDAY AFTER
NOON. and SATURDAY MORNING.
On SATURDAY NIGHT, December Soth, there
will be GRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL Oh
SKATES.
Great preparations are being made to make 1t the
GRANDEST Of these DELIGHTFUL ENTER
TAINMENTS.
Admission to any OF the Assemblies, 50 cents for
single ticket, or IS per dozen. de 27-td
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HDfaDAr PnrHEErs
Diantend, Seal and BiEnet Rings;
Va Scarf Pins, Sieeye and Boom Brttons,
Handkerchief Holders,
81 EnameIlca Bands. 1880, s. z.
Sets OF Diamond, Pear, Etruscan. and Coral;
Watches. Chatus,
Charms, Seals, and Keys;
Rich Silver Pieces In cases,
and great variety Of other beautiful presentation
goods, opening to-day at NowLAS Co.'S, corner
Main and Tenth streets. -.
D1anosDgAsD rEARL BRIDAL SETS opening at
NowLAy & Co.'S So
OPERA, MATrsEE, AND LEoSrINE CHAINS opca-
ing Mt NowLAN s. Co.'s.
BRIDAL PREsEsTs-new noTeltes-opening at
NowLAy & Co.'s SIS 4:ss- :- z7s
NEW BRDAL Silver opening at NowLAN &
Co.'S. 80 50 -, -.
THE NEW BAPTIST HYMN-Book, recently adopted
for use In our city churches, than which there is
nothing more suitable for Christmas or New Years
present may be found in great variety at ELLYsoS
4 TAYLoR:s, Main street. AS they 60 into use jan
uary ls this IS Just the time to make glad tile hearts
Of your friends. -
WIVES for New-Year's day. can be had, Of the
best quality, 1T ". d. BLAIR & Co.'s, Ninth and
Main streets. -
PASoRAMAs at ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for teachers at ELLYsoE
TAYLOR'S.
TooI-CuEsTs for boys at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR'S.
D1ssEcTED MAPS OF PALESTINE and the Holy
Land, for Sunday-school scholars, at ELLYsoS &
TAYLoR's, 11le Main street.
stcrcoscores and Views for Christmas presents at
E1rYsoN & TAYLoI's. ll1s Main street
sWork-boxes for Fl at EI.LYsoS & TATLoH's, llie
Main street
ApyERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. viii
take advertisements and have them Inserted ut pub
fishers rates.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old GFSTss,
IL Dominion Steamship Company's ele-.Asas}}sasss
giant sde-wheel steamship WYANokE, Captain
o'clock A. NJ. Freight received until o'clock A. u
Passengers can go aboard the previous evening
Through bills Of lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch 10 all points NORTH SOUTH east
and west: Close connections made with Cunard Line
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations un
surpassed. Fare, $l2; steerage 81; round-hiE tick
cts, 500 For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
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VIRGINIA HALL.

VIRGINIA HALL.
This popular and fashionable resort will open for
Ncw-Year's week with the beautiful
RAND sISTERS-ROSA AND OLIVIA
AND
FIRST-CLAss DRAMATIC COofPANY,
under the management Of Mr.. G. 3. BISHOP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

NEW YEARS HATS, In black, green, snd other
scolozs. Something entirely new for New Years
calls. At p. WErsiGER's Emporium OF Fashion.
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CHARLES D. HILL. / Gene,
-. CHARLES R.- SKISKERs} N''
!, GUSTAyE 0BER,)
JOHN K. ODER, SPEC.
- ROBERT OBER,
COMPOSING the firm Of G.. Ober & S,

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CRY OF RICHMOND;
/, CHARLES e. WILLIAMS, y notary public Il
CHARLES b. HILL this day nersonaily app
before me, IN my said city, and made OATH
5Tessrs. G.. ODER & SONS, Of the city Of BaltiI!
In the State Of Maryland, have actually paid inl
firm of HILL & SKINNER, OF which the Mi,
4 general partner, tie sum Of fifteen tholisan,s
lars tSi5,oOOl, as special partners therein.
+. Given under my hand tits LIST day Of January
lSignedJ CHARLES U,WiLL1A3iS,Nf
IN 1-6w re- !
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MARRIAGE!

90 = MARRIAGES.
The following is statement OF the mar,
riaees during the past yer in TIE city ana
county: ~. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

lanes RIVER STEAMBOATasla
~ COMPAEY.-FOR NEW YORK, -.
By LANDAED WATER.-Sew and popular first
class route TO New York Win DANES river and Ghesa-
Philadelphia and New York. 80 $50 ~.
ri Fare to New 50
philadelphia. ..............,.....@f so y
- BalIimOTG.. 49,. y w s.
SaFt5554S N0rfOak. DO
Tickets sold and baggage checked Through ut Career
The above Varied route conmenGs itself especially
PASS THROUGH DUTCH CAP and Sea other
points Of Interest ON JAMES RIVER BIZ Day
LICE Ii. B. TATUM, General Agent ~
y 80 James River Steamboat Company.
Once, Ninth and Mnin streets, ind st Rockets. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-01

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