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PRESENTATION OF A SwonD.--C Company b
lWalker Light Guard had pleasant. nc.
union at their armory, corner .AIsin and
Ninth streets, last night, the occasion 7beiue
the presentation Of a beautiful and .costly
swrd with sash to their captain, L. jL. Bass.
The presentation was made In some eloouent
remarks BY General Peyton Wise. and was
happily received In modest. and soldierly
speech by Captain Bass. After the presenta.
ton, the company (forty-fYe strongl had a
fine drill, and were highly compDmented by
General Wise. After, drill, r. G. Jones was
elected third corporal, and W. W. Burgess
fourth corporal. r r. .,-.,. '.,i SE !.
The sword presented to Captain Bass is
one of the finest kind gold-mounted and
silver seabbard. The inscription is as fol.
lows: Presented by the Walker Light
Guard Company B), First Regiment virginia
volunteers, to Captain L. L. Bass as token Of
affection and esteem, january /, 1922 The
gate OF the organization of the company and
the scabbard.
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JOB PRrSTISG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks OF courts sheris, lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal agents and ali others
having orders for printing, to the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTrSG ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of I'LL Kinds of jos
PRINTING We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bli-Haads, Letter-Heads, Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues.
Bus OF Fare, show-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed. =.
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TaE New MEcHAS1csvnIr ToRYpIKE CoM-
pASY.-The stockholders of this company
held their annual meeting at the dollhouse on
yesterday. DR.. John G. Lumpkin was re-
elected president. The following Board of
Directors were elected for the ensuing year
MessrS. George X. Crutchfeld, James Z.
Cosby, Colonel Edwin Shelton, and Nathan
B. Clark ". Fl. Pleasants was reelected
secretary. The financial condition wusrepre-
sented to. be good. The road, from the
protracted rains and wet weather. of the
past month, had been badly cut up but
was now improving, and the work of repair.
Ing it had been commenced, and would be
vigorously pushed forward until it had been
put in thorough order. 20. '.. ~ rs42
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THE FIRE YEsTRRDAY.-Yesterday morn
ing, about twenty minutes past 10 O'Clock, an
alarm of fire was sounded from box No. 3,
Second Police station, which was caused by
the burning of pine partition in the store
of Adams the hair-dresser, on Broad street,
next to the Monticello Hotel. 1t took fire
from the stove. The damage was very slight,
and the flames were soon eXtinguished.
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BAPTIST SuSDAY-Scnonr. AssoclATloS.-
The regular monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday-School Association OF Richmond and
vicinity was held on Sunday afternoon at the
Pine-Strcet church. The house was filed to
its utmost capacity, and the exercises were Of
a very interesting character; the singing by
the Pinc-Street school being particularly good
The president of the Association was absent
and Rev. c. c. Biting, Of the Second church,
was called to the clluir; Otway D. Browne,
secretary.
After the usual Introductory exercises, the
monthly and quarterly reports were pre-
.o,+ol ~ Fnl1oy,-c
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-W. Goddln sold ut
auction on yesterday lot 90 by 130 feet on
Twenty-third street between Main and Cary
for 5000. He also sold the brick residence
on the north side Of Main street between
First and Foushee, occupied by Mr.. Dibrell,
subject to contingent dover interest, for
G. nnn
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ELECTION OF OrF1cERs.-At meeting of
the Societa di ~Fratellanza Bcneyolenza
Italiana, of Richmond, the following officers
were elected for 1872: A.; solari, president;
a. Bancalari, yice-president; Joseph Lon
ginotti, secretary; j. Linale, treasurer Gieu
Canapa, Clio Bait. Canapa, and p. Pacini,
trustees; A. Baccigalupo, A. sanguinetti, F.
Mancini, Clio Giovanetti, and A. Berpichi,
permanent commissioners. !s raa.f -
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SENT on TO TIE GRAND JURY.-The case of
Patrick Maxfield, charged with assaulting
and striking james Freeman with q trowel
on the 18th Of December, was before Justice
White yesterday morning. Maxfeld had a
preliminary examination, and was sent on to
the grand jury of the Hastings Court, which
meets on the 9th day Of February.
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FUNERAL SERVICES OF Hon. WILLIAM H.
MACFARLAND.-Mr. Macfarland was buried
yesterday morning at II O'Clock from ST..
Paurs church. The services were conducted
by Rev. Charles Minnigerode, D. D., of St.
PauPs, and Rev. George Woodbridge, D. D.,
of the Monumental church. There was q
very large number of persons in attendance,
the congregation being composed of many
citizens of Richmond, members Of the Gene
raj Assembly, of the City Council, and others.
The remains were inferred in Hollywood.
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sxY- THE CIRCuL ALTON OF THE DIS
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
Z AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK ( LAUGHToN will sell at 10 a. NJ. !urnl-
turc. &c.
W. GODDlS will sell NJ ?. VI. a lot OIL the north
side Of Cary between Madison and Belvi"ere
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TIE THEATRE.-There was quite n good
house IN point of numbers at the Theatre
last night. Mr.. Chanfrau appeared as Kit in
the sensational play of the Arkansas Travel.
ler, and sustained lis part we'll. The fact is,
he is about the best, if not the best, actor
we have had in Richmond this winter.
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, &c.
WE ARE NOW MANuFACTUR-A
~ ING and receiving the most extensive EA~
sad elegant sick OF - TIT
FURNITURE ~
nt l:s ever been offered TO the people OF Virginia
We would particularly call the attention OF the pub
IL: - our CliAMBER and PARLOR FURNITURE,
'!,. c. superior workmanship and newest patterns
lvu VIA hiG IA our wulcrooHis
WhEUROBES, BUREAUS,
EEDSTEABS, WASIiSTASDS,
TABLES, SlDEBOARDS,
ETAGERES, MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, DESKS, SAFES. ~
Will, :. great variety Of ot,icr FURNITURE; 1t viii
AFFORD y, pleasure 10 show all who may cal! on US
' HARDWOOD 4 RITTER,
se.7 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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I.s,rgp STATES CouRTs.--The Circuit and
District Courts of the United States VIII
probably be in session today. Judge IN
derwood is expected to arrive to-day, thongh
Judge Bond will not be here until Ihursday.
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Co1oRED SuHpAY-ScuooL UMoS.-The regl-
lar monthly meeting of the Colored Sunday
School Union was held at Ebenezer church
on the 7th instant. Meeting opened by sing.
Ing Invitation reading lst chapter OF
John by Rev. r. Wells, and prayer by Rev.
Mr. Brockington.
Reports from seven schools showed the
fnllow;po attnpdancn.
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CH1cKES-H louise ROBBERY. Friday night
the chicken-house Of Mr. a. W. Wilcox, on
Twenty-seyenth between n and o streets,
was entered and seventeen valuable chickens
toEnn away So aiss.Ers
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st. Louis has Free Thinkers Society, and Louis
VILE caps it with Free Drinkers Association; and
Richmond has Poor Mans Aid Society, which fnr-
nishes heavy undershirts at enc dollar each Call at
1900 Main street for bargains. RsEIEgl
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:. FROM L1vERPooL.-Tb British brig Maud,
Thomas master, from Liverpool, entered
at the custom-house yesterday morning.
She brings 3,045 sacks Of salt for Williams &
Co., 80 cases bottled porter for S. c. Tardy
& Co., and lot OF iron bars for E. & s. Wor-
than & Co., of this city, together with mis-
cellaneous freights consigned to parties in
Norfolk, Petersburg, and Wilmington, North
Carolina.
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ADVERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise in the
papers Of that section. M. ELLYsoN s co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
nshers' rates. ,.2 2 ssa. r&s- ?. 4,
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HrvRrco COUNTY CouET.-only CIVIL bust-
ness was disposed Of by this court yester-
day. The COMMITTEES appointed 20 examine
the clsrk's Office viii report on Friday.
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CI:oCHERY, GLAss.EARE, dc.

Z, GURRANT'S 6l|
10 HOLSE-FURNlSHISG STORE, EfR
No. Uu3 MAIN STREET. EsJ
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
slLNER-PLATED WAKE,
RuDGERS'S TABLE CUTLERY,
FANCY GOODS.
OYSTER and SOUP TUREENS
STEEL aud BtONIED FikE-SETS,
NURSERY TENDERS,
ThRLOI. COAL VASES,
PiATE-WARAIER..
GERMAN STUDENTS LAMPS,
JAPANESE PAPER WARE,
md variety Of useful articles. CAN and sec them.
30
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IssTALLATIoH-The officers Of Marion Di-
vision, No. 5, Sons of Temperance, viii be
publicly installed this evening at u O'Clock,
in the Sidney Methodist church. Addresses
will be delivered by Revs. j. Powell Gar
land, George G. Vanderslice, and other
speakers. .@.ss: g,..,-gr la
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FASHIONS FOE THE New YEAR.-Latcst styles OF
Patterns Just received at the Office OF tie
Howe Sewing Machine, s2a Main street. Also, Ne
ropoitan for January.
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The first business Of the meeting was to
select officers for the ensuing year. The OFF,
GERS chosen were: Robert p. Brown, presi-
dent; Leroy NJ. Lee, first vice-president; !;
Nero NJ. Young, second vice-rresident; ;
Charles A. Cross, secretary; John G. Baugh,
assistant secretary and Charles H. Osborne,
treasurer. Mrs. F. E. W. Harper was in
vited, and delivered u very instructive ad-
dress to the audience. 1t was decided to
hold the next meeting at Fourth Baptist
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TOBACCO INSPECTORS. W. Jones has been
reappointed tobacco inspector on the part OF
the owners for Oaks Warehouse, Petersburg,
Va ES sreaa
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Don't forget that the place to have your wedding
sui made Is at E. B. SPENCE & SONS, lso0 Main
street. Good stock Of clothes, good cutters, good
workmeu, and moderate prices. asl
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UsMnLABLE LETTERS RRMAIsINa IN TEE
RicHHoNp PosT-O OFFICE JANUARY ID, 1872
Mrs. e. j. johnson, New York Cornelius
Epps, - Landing Miss 2. G. Master,
fAmelis Courthouse, Va; o.. Jenkins d
Jones, Baltimore Lewis Gnter Warren
Scfraaf - Ei h ~ -sGSE y 60
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%. PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY Is, 1872
ARRIVED.
. Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, j. ". Wyatt. ~ =.
Steamer G. b. Upton, Roberts, New York, mer.
chandise and passengers, D. j. Burr.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W.P. Brett agent.
:, Schooner, Charrn,' -, philadelphia, coal, j. 3
Watk1ns.i :eEzZ 81 tE--fsEE.a = ...#
s.er. t.fj - - ~. SAILED. -a
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, merchal,
disc and passengers, L. e. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
BALTIMORE, January 13.-Schooner Home, Mar
shall.
- 3'z'.%taE - MEMORANDUM.
A.. PHILADELPnIA, january 1a.-Arrived, schoone,
John X. Fcrd, Gallagher, from Richmonu with
granite to Richmond Granite Company.
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Harper's Bazar and Chimney Corner for
this week received from Ellyson & Taylor,
l11G Main street. 'f,.a - I
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RIGHT REV. BISHOP McG1LL-Photograph Of
this distinguished divine can be procured at the
"LEE" Gallery. Like al other pictures taken ct
the LEE they arc considered the best. 80 IL.
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NOTARY PUBLIc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed w. r. Aylett notary public for
King William county.
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sTACluNE WOKkS.-SLOAT & AD-
III pINGTON, Nos l42o, 1924, I4e6, and 1i2S
Cry street and Nos. l3 and Is south Fifteenth
>ir."t Rt,4Iluolid, Va We mike al kinds or new
wsrk il the !nacuin!st limo, repair I'LL kinds or work
81 20 IN tic country 10 do all sorts OF work In our
lc 4 i,u. make the best tobacco mills In the WorIo,
:a. Keep te. on hand, Us we'll as tobacco screws OF
al kt.s. together with bands and huets and all ar
tclcs fur ,hr manufacture OF tobacco. We Keep on
L.ua ;oi sale al sizes OF new anG secondhand En-
t1r,S boilers. Mills, Grist-Mlls, Power Pumps
Platform Scales, Slaflng, Hangers, Pulleys, Gear
,.d I!l Wheels: aud, IN fact, general assortment
lud.ons Patent Steam glnc Governor; Ctca Com
yal,y >,.:sf-tiuugcs; Seden's Patent Engine Puck
:g. i.e,, Valves Globe Valves; Tallow Cocks Self
Ohm. Cnp-. for 10th engine aud shutting; Fiue
,.r.ucrs Oh Cans; Wuter-Gaugcs, &c All OF which
,y s.!l Il reasonable prices and on accommodating
Ierti.e. x T. We receive on consignment oil kinds
. I machinery. both new and secondhand Come and
*. u.s. foc.l SLOAT s. ADDlSGIoN.
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henry BATES, $40 Main street, has inst received
another beautiful lot Of those genuine English
Chevlot Shirts. Those In want had better call early
and make their selection. la .sa.. $50, ssfsy,
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CoAM1ss1oNED.-HisE Exoelleney Governor
Walker, has commissioned Thomas Il. Ber-
nard judge of the County Court Of Franklin.
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VIRGINIA. HALL.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
- - JAyCART 1srH AND 18TH. 20 9-tS

ExCELLING AND DEFYING COMPETITION
By the famous
DUPREZ & iBENEDTCT'S
NEW ORLEANS GIGANTIC 8fIESTRELS.
OF. twenty years. organization. The great. chief
monarchs Of minstrelsy; composed ofa REGIMENT
oE ARTISTS; on their twentieth annual successful
sour Introducing thcrbrilllant, various spselalaes.
The oldest, most reliable, and lsrgcss complete
troupe in existence. Announcing ~ CARNIVAL
ENTERTAINMENT FULL OF MERIT.
Admission: 60 cents; reserved sexts, rs cents-Sor
sale at'WEsTi& JouNsToss. ss..2 III r;;ssfs.,.
;jaas-it II c. n. .DUpREz, Manager.
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J. 3. Norton, Cashier.

THE BEST ron "A RELATIyE."-3fr wnL1AN
CuUSEsERo, Of Chicago, Ill, says: 81 bought one Of
your machines on che recommendation ora nELA-
TIVE, who Is agent for the'--,' double-thread
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8, COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. Charles 81. Smith
has been appointed a commissioner Of deeds
for Virginia, to reside In New York.
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SNow.-It commenced showing last night
shortly after 10 O'Clock.
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In MENoRIAM.-In the various pursuits Of human
life where all are intent upon the performance Of duty
or the success Of ambition, the attention OF the most
absorbed Is attracted by the life OF somc men whose
character affords On example for imitation, and
whose purity and virtue attract the admiration and
respcct Of all his contemporaries. Such life was
that of vi uLIAM q. MACE ARLiND Having achieved
distinction in the highest walks OF the legal profess
sion, he was called by q general sentiment In the
community to take prominent position in the
financial circles OF Virginia There, rs In law, hii
purity integrity, sinSleness OF purpose, and argenes
OF heart, uniting In comprehensive and penetra-
ting intellect won for him the foremost place during
the brightest and darkest hours OF Frginias history
Mr. MAcFARLAND attracted to himself the love, re-
spect, and admiration Of tic people among whom nc
lived, and, to great extent, that OF the Common
wealth. a.f,.s ....a...
1t is proper when such man dies that the sur.
vvors should testify their respect for bis virtues by
recording their estimation Of them an example to
the living Therefore the Board OF Directors Of the
Merchants National Bank OF Richmond, Va, do
hereby express the honor and respect IN which Mfr.
MACrARLAND was held by all. who knew him, In
which they earnestly sympathized, and DO respect
fully present to his family their sincere coincidence
on the bereavement that has come upon them. 4t
They do further order that these proceedings be
entered on their minutes and published, and copy
Of the same be presented by the President to the
famuy OF the late Hon. W. Fl. MCFARLAND. - :,
..l THOMAS BRANCH, President.
Aoryo,, '-.s = 80 =
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ii. ELLYsos Co, Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, wi receive sdvertias snts and hays them
Inserted In any journal Of the ooRnty a. regalaS
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| at a called meeting of the Directors Of the State
Bank Of Virginia Saturday the lsth day Of Janu-
ary 1872, occasioned By the death Of the Hon. W.
LIAM II. MACFARLAED, late president OF this bank,
the following preamble and resolutions were unani-
| mously adopted: ...s 1.... -....s-. .a
Known to all the gifted jurist and wise states
man, Mr. SlACFARLASD was also recognized for his
talents the Of business. In his time few men
were so well known to the merchant the mechanic,
and the tradcslnan Of this community, all OF whom
| found welcome from him in their calls upon his
| bank.
None knew better than he did the trials attending
the management Of such institutions, and perhaps
no man ever succeeded better than himself In deal
Ing with them. Though difdent Of bis abilities and
modest in the expression Of his views, bis good
| Judgment seldom failed In guiding him to just con
cluslons. - .ao.'ts-Ee ssE- RS
Generous and sympathetic, especially to such as
came to him for counsel or material aid, none ever
left him without encouragement. - Efrtsr .
His dccacy Of manner was almost upeQualled.
Under the most harassing business engagements his
sclf-posscssOn never forsook him; and It was his
privilege to live without cenSure-tle exenplar OF
lofty integrity aud exalted rectitude. - =
l. ReSolred, That IN the death OF Mr. MACFARs
LAND we mourn the loss Of one whom we loved to
honor as the good and the just man, who served faith.
fully and ably In his day for the good Of his commu
nifty and country, and that we will affectlonateiy
cherish the memory of his name and virtues. z
2. Resolved, That heartfelt sympathies be ten
dered to bis bereaved family In their irreparable
loss. @...a-- .s5z .s satEl5 '.r
8. RESOLVED, That copy of this paper be published
In each of the morning papers Of the city. !. sa
(Signedl j. L. BACON, Chairman;
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QueTy.-If the WILCOX & GIBBS ,s the best ma
chine for "reLatipe," whst machine Is best for
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MACHINERY. &C.
FtTMLIAM L. TANNER s. CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH
manufacturers OF
ENGINES,
NOlLEHS,
SAW-NIILS.
BARK, GRiST, and PLASTER MILLS; I;
CAS- MAEuIEElT,
MiLL-L,EAElNG, Sc
E"Hair-wurx solicited.
i.c!yats 10 nj points low.
send for circular. os "a
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WOOD AND COAL.


WHY NOT SAVE 50c. to S1.25 when
w times are 50 very hard? Everybody must have
IRE, for winter comes rapid aud fierce, Hhile we
are selling cou Of all kinds ut from 5Oc to Sl.s5
cheaper than any establishment IN the city. WOOD,
ho.li Oak and Pine, cheap the cheapest Call or
Tl-, and be Convinced.
del: CHARLES n. PAGE q co.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-NoW afioat, 800
L tons best quality X. A. EGG ard STOVE
ngurtH.
CSl aud see my prices aud lay in your winter SUP:
ply ot coal before there sSan advance In coal ANA
HsigIts IN the northern markets.
WRIT ROBERTS,
VE cusner Ssyeateeuta and Dock streets.
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.IAMES RIVER STEA3IBOATG4EEIl.,
COSIPANY.-FOR NEW YORK, 5si5ssaiaesos e
BY LAND AND WATER.-New and popular !rst-
CLASS route 70 New York via james river and Chest
PeaKe Bay to Baltimore, and from thence by rail TO
Phlladelphla and New York. -sa a.
Fare to New York. k....................Sl25o so
90 Phiadephia. ....................,. go
@ar'-f~,: t1HtiInOre. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
z 5U
Tickets sold and baggage check cd through at CARRIER
Co.'S Express No. S26 Main street, and -on board
The above varled route commends itself especially
70 ton tourists and pleasure-seekers, enabling them 10
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and zee other
points OF interest on JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. L. B. TATUM, General Agent
Ja1ncS River Steamboat ConiDany
CMce, Ninth and Main streets, and ut Rockets
no Is-3ln s.aFssHi.5s4 -
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TOR NORFOLK, ,PoRTs-sEsIE5sl,
4 MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDINGsssss sssssa..s.s.
on JAMES M RIVER-rhe elegant steamer PALT-
SADIE, Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf lat
Powhatan Steamboat Company's sheds) every TiJFs.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY ut e3 O'Clock
A. n. Freight received every day from : O'Clock
paid. Apply to Captain or - ~ p-'e7-
de Is GLas $ ". p. BRETT, Agent.
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MARINE HSTELLsGESrE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY Is, 1872

!, MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY lc, ls72
Sun rises. ............: 705l Noon sets 1900
sun sets. 4:5a High idc.., .lO:2!
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The next meeting will be held at Clay
Street church second Sunday in February.
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E<GI iSU PAPERS.

'.1os'.. uAugl.. facilities IN the prosecution OF
: ;t=!., =. f oiir customers may icSl assured or
...l luEt t:iu...!oa 10 :sll orders
ELLYSDN & TAYLOR,
-. III eyy E,y!rn lll6 Main street.
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$50 NOW Is THE 1872.
- TINE TO
.rrscRIBE FOR TIE YEAR
1872.

..e- <-wsYAPER OS MAGAZINE PCs
,..r-3 n THE WORLD SENT To
...s.-.'.,;Gt-ES IN ANY PART
q. IRs COUNTRY AT
LOW E.ATES
HY
r,,.YSOS & TAYLOR
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1iIo MAIN STREET,
NM 70 DISPATCH BUILDING,
HituMuND. Va.
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TOR NEW YORK.-Yirginia lsgEfR gERss +
elegant steamship GEORGE B. Upton, CAPTAIN
konERTs, viii leave her wharf at Rockets on TUES
DAY, january 18th, at n 2. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills ladng given to
all southern. eastern. and western places also 10
Europe and Australia. Fare, S.; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage. apply to
D. j. BURR, President, 1914 Main street.
n. B.-She will leave New York Saturday, Janu-
airy lath. r@
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier 70 North river,
New York. fl IO-St
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old nSsssgssSG, I,
n Dominion Steamship Company's ele-sHass4sas.,
CANT side-wheel steamship MYANOkE, Captain
BOURNE, VIII sail TUESDAY, JANUARY 10th, at Q
o'clock A. NJ Freight received until O'Clock 4. ".
Through bills Of ladlng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points NORTH SOUTH east,
and west. Close connections made with CnDard Line
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations ur-
surpassed. Fare Sl2; stecrage 81; roundtrip tick
cts, $40. For freight or passage. apply 10
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
Ia l6-at .----.---- II I No. 8 GorernOr street.