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- GooD WoRD.-"I have been accustomed" says
Rev. j. A. Adams, of Croton, N Y, "from time to
time, to speak n good word for the WILCOX Il
GIBBS sEwISG-MACuINE. 1t Is gloriously simple,
an easy matter 10 learn to use Ii, not easily getting
out Of repair and does as nice work as can be done
am not afraid to have my wIfc's work on the Will
cox 6 Gibbs compared with that Of any other per
son done on any other machine
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SKATERS UHnERMISED.--Iestc after
noon party of boys, while skating Oh the
pcnitcntiary pond, found the ice beginning
10 crack. and made a rush for the shore. The
result was that the crack became wide
breach, and several Of the youngsters re-
ccivcd very uncomfortable duckinS>. But
all were rescued uninjured, though several
were wet and badly frightened.
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JAMES RIVER FROZEN OvER.-On Saturday
night the wind sprang up from the west and
the weather turned very cold. Yesterday
morning the river was frozen over at Rockets
from shore to shore. This has not happened
in one night here for long ting. All day
Yesterday the air was sharp and piercing, AID
there WIS every appearance Of cold snap ol
considerable duration.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, January 29.-The congres.
siona investigating committee arrived last
night.
Thomas A. Scott of the Pennsylvania Cen
tral, Il. 5. McComb, and other railroad mag
mates, have arrived here.
The Boys House of Refuge was burned
last night. Loss, S20, 600.
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MASONIC G1rTs.-In addition to the present
to Dove Lodge noticed In our issue of yes
tertiay, Captain Bohannon has given Temple
Lodge piece of the foundation of the Tenn
pie ut Jerusalem, and Joppa Lodge a relic
from the seaport after which that Lodge Is
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Enefand.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CAUSE UNEAsNEss.
LONDON, January 29.-The Alabama claims
before the Geneva Board was the main topic
OF discussion. The journals are apprehen-
slSe that the exorbitant demands viii cause
=. u.laea1siness, and this depresses American
nGperts was inuugurnted President of the
ieRuonc IG OF Liberia on New Years day..
In Inc snip Almond, of st. Johns, n, B.. has
persisted. ~ "'' oa posaiu
Spain.
MAD MADRID, January 2s.-Thc capital and pro-
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PRESENTATIONS 10 \ SCSDAY-SGn0oL SUPER
lyrEHrExr.--On Sunday morning, at the con-
cIusion Of the Suuday-school services of the
First Baptist church, Mr.. Il. Fl. Boshcr, who
has been the faithful superintendent for ten
wears, WAS the recipient OF handsome set OF
silver, consisting of Il pitcher, two goblets
and Il waiter. This evidence Of the esteem
in which he is held CAME from the Sunda!
school: the presentation address being de
Iiycrcd by DR.. Burrows, the pastor.
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IN the present scarcity Of coal of al kinds my ma
chine works. on Ninth and Cary streets, prepare
wood in all convenient lengths and sizes which con-
sumers will find very useful and economical. Best
egg and chestnut anthracite coal delivered In limited
quantities. Clover Hill furnished speedily as the
company can supply 1t. j. b. WATKINS, No. I'LL
Main, and Ninth and Cary streets.
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SPECIAL ErEcTroS.--The Speaker of the
iiouoc Of Delegates has ordered special
election 10 be held in the county of Lunen-
huIg on Tuesday, February goth, for mem
b.r Of The House from that county, in view
II the tact that the election Of November 9th,
ISL. has been declared null and void.
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MexJcau Noua.

New YORK, January pa special to the
Herald says Cortinas denies completely with
the revoutionists. The revolutionists have
been defeated in small fight between Ca
margo and Mier. Martial law has been de-
cared in San Luis Potosi. An additional
disaster to Porfiero Diaz is reported. -.
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NIGHT SEsSIoSs.--The House OF Delegates
on Yesterday finally decided 10 hold night
st>sipnS twice a wcck-on Tuesdays and
TAursdays-for the consideration Of private
l,,iis OH The calendar. This experiment is
tried almost every year, and generally falls
through in Il week
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 20. ls72.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanokc, Bourne. New York, nercliaE-
disc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt.
steamer G. d. Upton, Parker New fcrk: 'ncr,
chanGisc and passengers, Virginia Steamship ana
Packet Company. IT,,
Steamer palisade, Nelson. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. p Brett, agent.
Bark TaIpclan, City iont, IRON, ITeuesn
Company. , rr,s
Schooner Lucy, Mohlnlan, New York, coal, Irede-
gar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Claymont, Harrison, Phladclphla, mcr-
chandise and passengers.
Steamer Eliza HnilcoN Clifford, Norfolk, nercllali-
dise and passengers l.. B. Tatuln, agent.
Steamer State OF MARYLAND Travcrs, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ". T. Brett.
Schooner Star, Carroll, City Point to finish load
Ing.
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HESR1co COUNTY CoURT-DRAwS jury
FOR FEBRuAXy.-Thc following is the drawn
Jury for the February term OF the Henrico
County Court, which begins on Monday
John c. Thurston, A. +. Gooch, I. W.
Southworth. II. K. Garter, X. j. Martin, D.
T.. Lumcy, c. Keller, G. X. Wrenn, r. K.
Roberts, Il. j. Duval, Henry Austin, ST.,
William Grover, w. p. Ford, j. S. Atlee,
Jr.. f. 5. Nauman, Z. Bradley, Il. s: Tuck,
JOHN w. Braucr, w. j. Hutchinson. William
p. Burnett, George W. Barker, l.. b: wade,
lanes Warden, John Dcnslcr, Jr., John W.
Turner. e. Nuckols, Jacob Seigle, and w.
The case of Ben Davis (colored), charged
with rape, will be called, for trial on Mon
day. On Tuesday the case of Annable is set
for hearing, which is the second day OF the
term; and on Wednesday the drawn jury
will be called into requisition.
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New ENTRANCE TO THE SENATE CHAMBER.-
The work OF making a new entrance to the
Senate Chamber, so rs to enable visitors to
reach the gallery from the lobby without
going through the Senate Chamber, was conf
lnenced yesterday, under the direction of
General NcwbeTy, Superintendent of Pub
!ic Huidings.
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CLEARED.--The British brig Maud, which
arrived at this port some time since, cleared
for Norfolk yesterday with $50 bundles iron
cotton-ties and 40 iron anvils, shipped in
bond by d. j. Burr, of this city, and con-
signed to Colonel William Lamb, Of Norfolk.
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TnE NEW Trucks FOR THE FIRE DErAR1-
9.Nr.-Mr. Bargamn, chairman Of the Fire
Committee, and Mr Ainale, Chief of the
Fire Department, will leave the city tonight
ipr the North to examine the various i'm
pIuvemcnts in hook and ladder trucks in
-ylur 1 f those cities with q view of supply
istr tha department here with the best that
ar made. Dmiug the alb eace of Chief
Aia>Ijc CAPTAIN Herndon VIII take charge of
lac Department and act rs chief.
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NGw MILITARY I'iLL.--Thc committee OF
officers Of the First regiment appointed to
prepare new military bill, 10 be submitted
10 the General Assembly, will hold a meeting
IL the Office OF Major Ordway, No. Gov
c'nor street, this evening nj 7 O'Clock, to take
iiHal action Oh the work OF the suh-eommit.
Ice,
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DRAMATIC READSG.--Miss Jennie Patter-
son, a weIl-known dramatic reader, will visit
Richmond at an early day and entertain our
citizens with series of dramatic readings.
From Miss Pattersons reputation it is fair to
presume that her readings will be successful.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF Young
MEN'S MISSIONARY SOCiETY.-GAt the annual
meeting Of the Young Mems Missionary So
cicty Of the Lcigll-Strect Baptist church,
held on Sunday, the following officers were
elected: President, John i. Tupin; Vice
Pre- csit.cnt, j. =. JuStiS; Recording Secretary,
George y. pc:rman; Corresponding s;ccre'
tary. Edward G. GUddin (rceiccted; Trea
s,rrr, William {. hnmons; Librarian
George \. GooAe QeClcctcO.
The society numbers 1O1 members.
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ADyEHTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion Of the country should advertise III inc
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYSoS & 20. VIII
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lshcrs' rates.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RICHMOND, VA, August 6, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, August ., 1871.
THE TRAINS ON. THIS ROAD run as
The mail trains leave Richmond at 3a5 A. bf. aud
2:so + ~; and leave Petersburg at 'oS A. NJ ald
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at A. NJ. and 4io r. NJ, and leave Petersburg ut 10
A. Nj. aud $50 Z. u. ...s, ....a..-. i 80
The 345 a. NJ: train Will not leave Richmond on
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will tnke & The 2:ao r. NJ;
Petersburg with the 10 A. u. train.
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $50 A.
NJ. train ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
and returning, leave Richmond on the salne days at
Gao T. NJ. ): - EusEf .i
The mail trains will stop only at Chester. >,
the ~ ttlantie an M W MissssIppi and Ohio railroad for
on the sao NJ 4 tra, KssRg sERggnins
au =. Ticket and Freight Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" RoAD-on and after September lst PAssEN.
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays ex-
Gao 4. M.MMAIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Alexandria and Mauassus train for Washington and
North, aud Lyncllburg and sontll;
1886 r. .M.-ACCOMA1DDATION TRAIN for Cor
donsve, except on Saturday, OIL which day y leaves
at =. NJ. This train CONNECTS at Gordonsvile with
the night trains OH the 0range, AlenunGria and Ma
| nassas railroad for LYNCIlBURGa and WAsHlNG-
Through tickets. at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest aud Southwest.
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, IiaYrc, Rotterdam,
Bergen. Copenhagen, and Gotlenburg, TO az R2ints
on this road, can be bought OF inc General iicAet
| Agent ut Richmond, can be ordered through uny
| station agent on the road.
Further information may be obtained at the Com
Nc passenger trains are run OH Sundays. :.
| 4. II. PERRY, General superintendent
JAMES I. NETHEuLANp, General IlcHet Agent.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

96nn,an Mons ste,mshin co,on5nys o.e es
CANT side-wheel steamship WYANOKE, Captain
WALKER, will sail TUESDAY. January goth. at 8
o'clock A. NJ Freight received until MONDAY
NIGHT. Through bills of lading signed and goods
forwarded with dispatch TO a points north, south,
east, and west Close connections made with Cunar
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare, sls; steerase, So; round-trtp
tickets. 800. For freight or passage, apply TO
... JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
ia 23-ct No, Governor street.
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VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND PoMoI oGIcAL
SocIErY called meeting of the Executive
Committee Of this Society will be held to-day
at their ROOMS, Columbian Buldlng, Cary ana
Thirteenth streets, ut 81 O'Clock T. NJ.
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NEW YnRk MARKETS,

NEW YORK. January 29.-Flour dull and nm
and heavy: winter red western, 6090Sc. Corn 1c;
higher. Pork shade ilrmer ratSlI.5o@$li.s29 at Lard
trmcr Mt 9A1air. Turpcntlnc very firm ut 7lsM72c.
Rnsin aud Inflow stcady. FrciEhts shade trmer.
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\ iilHMiT ~ TIE HEART ~ THE tiTY.-HE
,..tr~ "T STRAW ATn TIE llEAvENS i'E0TECI
iiN.-Tiicr" il u hermit in RiChmoud. He
.t"> Hi!H">t III Iil' heart NJ the city, and vet
jaarr arr very t"W perhaps who are aware OF
'", tact. tll~ home j. N the extension OF
Eleventh street. i'N"nd tttT, Oh ile edge ol
.." ~ai.E. ainI>i III II" open air and has for
g.. id>t thirteen years, with bat Il short IL
'rrlai-~!"n. made las p:t''" his dolnicii. The
,,.- nd "a: HI old house has hc@n torn away,
e., Is- worn away from The effects Of time,
-. "p' i siEoII portion Of The roof. and il is
;a -" corner Of thIs place thar hc lives
: j, t.a. northcrn gable end which las
iatuH away. and here in the bleak winds
I'I., u3an sleeps each night with nothing 10
protect him from tie c"id except an old piece
o.; r.,ro3t-muttinc and his own clothes. krgt-
iu.Ih 1t j O'Clock hr GOES 10 led. lie lln-
'!g'>-,~ himself g. carefully rs one would d"
"a . rpmlariahly-Harmcd room. and places
3}~ r,Ujuiuc upon his body. Then he lies
iowa Ia Sleep. His bed consists of about
tWo hanUfil> OF hay between his body and
~" earth. \ number Of pegs have been
driven into the ground and 4 Vine OF some
!;Ad ha> tcrn iutrrtWincd among them, ana
-, Keeps the straw within the enclosure.
pGginc tie day he roans about the streets and
80. and il j. said by IN old cclorcd wU!nall
w!!,, lives in the old wcathcr-Ieatcn tenement
"a the edge Of the gully that in the night
t.tnr hr i heard talking to himself, and til,
.tlMd is like that of q number Of persons en-
a3a,G IN conversation. His rest hcmt!st gC1
"a the earlier part OF the night. as he retire
before S,mdown. During the war he liyet
url iii li> present abode. but underneath n
,tli -IIi,I,. = few Ir,cDs diSlIut. tncp he VA!
ia-cn omt ami carried to Castle Thunder
nad tncIr Kept fur while. When h'
was Jet out ne went back TO his presen
quarters. \ short time ago lc was arrested
aud. under the vagiant ordinance, sent Il
tir 'haim-g:sn~ for three months in default o
-,.4lrity. s.tS soon as his time expired, ht
returned 10 hi, old retreat. Yesterday after
aeon at ) o'clock 4 representative of thi
Er;prr was in the ncighborhood and witnessed
~, preparations for bed. He gave bis mann
-, edward Wilhelm Seymour, says he vii
I" Iay--ix Years old OH The 10th Of Murcl
iyXl. and that he is Il native Of Germany.
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ARRESTED ON A BENCH-WARRANT ON THE
CHARGE OF STEALING EIGHTY-FlvE DOLLARS.
CAPTAIN Tyler. of the first police district, az
rested colorcd woman on Sunday named
Lucy Roberts, Oh a bencil-warrant issued by
judge Edward Lane, of Louisa county,
charging her with stealing $50 from Mr..
George L. hennon,, a storekeeper In Lou
isa county. The robbery is alleged to have
been committed on Friday last. The pri-
soner will be taken to Louisa county to-day.
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NJ ELLysoN & Co., Ad> er.sirg Agents, DISPATCH
building will receive advertisements and have them
inserted III any journal of the country ut regular
rutsG
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SILK HATs.-Just received, the latest style sill
hats at T. WEISIG ER'S, 1901 Main street.
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THE DENTISTS arc recommending LYONS TooTI
TABLETS. For sale at WOOD 6 SoN's, Druggist
corner Ninth and Main streets.
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RESERVE ENDOWMENT roLIciES are srcciait!
with the WIDOWS AND ORrHANS' BENEFIT LIFi
INSURANCE Company, }. y. MnnNE,aScnt, cornc
of Cary ard Thirteenth streets.
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Leave your orders for dress and business slit'
with L. 3. SPENCE & Son. They have good mate
rial good cutters. and Socd workmcn.
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USNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RlcuaoND posT-OFFtcE JANUARY ~, io'-'--
w. J; Pullusr, Glen's post-of1ce, va
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Jelly, icc-crcams: peach. apple, cocoanut, lemon
and mince pies and pastry of all kinds made by
pI11rSJ
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Ready made clothing and gentlemen furnishings
have been put down In price nj L. Il. sfESCE "
sons. 1900 Is the place for bargains.
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Cocoannt cream, walnut, and dbuttcr-scotch candles
cocoanut caramcls, gum nnd lnalShinallow drops
and other good things, arc at FIZzINI'S.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, January "o.-Market strong; mid
dlings olS6nelic.: net receipts 7,558 bales gross
rercnts 1851 lilcs exports coastwisc, 2,lsi bales
sales, 900 bales; stock. 2?53S5 bales.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
LII ROAD.-On and.after December !, 1871:
! - GOING MEST. ~ - - ------

Train No. 2 Through passenger) leaves Richmond
daily Except Sundays) at d:O5 A. NJ; leaves Dam
Vile ut 1903 a. NJ; arrives at Greensboroat ls2
PM.
Train No. Iynchburg passcuger) leaves Rich
mond daily at si5 4. NJ; arrives 1t Lynchburg at S
L. NJ
Train No. II uhrough mail and cxpressl leaves
Richmond daily at 2:0 Z. NJ: leaves DanvfIfe daily
ut lOa4 p. NJ. arrives It Greensboro daily at l:lz
a. III. ~ $3.50
GOING EAST. -, 4
Train No. IL Through mail and eSpress) leaves
Greensboro daily Mt 1850 p. IL. leaves DanyIlie
daily at 1912 p. A.; arrives at Richmond daily at
5ItA. II.
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Grecns-
boro' daily Except Sundays at IL U5 a. NJ leaves
Danvie at l:2oP. ~; arrives at Richmond at SCI
p. III. 'Is1fs ~ - s3tsas ,-
Train No. 10 Uynchburg passengcr) leaves Lynch
burg daily at $50 A. NJ; leaves Burkevtlle at Z.
NJ. arrives ut Richmond at4 +. NJ - = -. !.
Trains Nos. and II connect ut Greensboro with
trains the North Carolina railroad for all points
south.
Train No. connects Mt Burkeville with train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for oil
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south and
southwest can lie procured 1t the ticket office In
Richmond, and Of r. +. WALKER, Agent OF the At
Iantlc Mississippi and Ohio railroad No. 1875 Main
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tile
schedule of this company will please print as ;boYe.
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and Superintend-
ent, alA
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STEISwAY s Sons riaiics arc used ut all the con
certs Of TIIEc. THOMAS.
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SLEIGIIT & HOWARD. lOl1 Main street, opposite
the post-onicc, arc tleaGcnts for STElSWAf " SONS
;,ianos and the SMITH American organs.
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rtJTHJoRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 29.-Thc Stock Board 40
Zimmerman, deceased. Wheat firm: Pennsylvania
Si5qG sl.so Germ tlrmer: white southern, e5aTOc
yellow do. O7c Pork iirmer at Sli BacD
riner shoulders ftc.; ribbed Sides 7tc.; clear-ril
Sc: s,lgar-curcd hams, l30lc. Lard tlrner at pa
i0r. Butter unchunged-sInall business. WhtSke
steady nj 0J4c.
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Umbrellas at Z. T. SrEScE & SoS's, 1900 Mali
..rt
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MARINE iSTEELIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 90. 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY 80, ls72
Sun rises. s........ $3.50 Moon rises Iuto
SII, ,sets......... 5ni High tide. IL
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Oranges. apples, pruncs iigs, and Malaga grapes
NAV bc found ut rIZziNI'S.
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SrFISwAY & Sous pianos are used nj all first
class concerts throughout tie country whenever at
tnir
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STElHwAI & SONS pianos are used at all th'
NILSOS concerts.
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LUMBER ISsrECToR.-The Governor has ap-
pointed John \. Hebrew lumber inspector
for thc city Of Norfolk.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.
LOUISVILLE, January :O.-Tobacco active; sales
80 hOZsheads.
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IoUoR FLAYORNG.- CoGNAC
/ j J,RANDY OIL, RUM OIL, RYE WHIShEI
OF. HOLLAND GIN oh: for sale ale by
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NOR NORFOLK. PORT S-fIal
II MOUTH. AND WAY-LANDiNGs1sadaa 1sadaarsss.s9
ON JAMES RlVERThe essanl steamer nr ,,pzf pAs int
Stesm smboat Com,ta VS. sheds every TU ES-
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at y O'Clock
a NJ Freight received every day from O'Clock
\ N to O'Clock p. NJ. All way freight must be pre-
paiid' Apply " o'p"' w. P. BRETT, Agent.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through ut CARRIER
e. Co.'s Express, No. s26 Main street, ana on board
steamer EHza Hanco1. ,,. liam,
The above varied route commends itself especially
to tourists and enabling tnem mo 10
noints Of Interest on JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT. L. B. TATUM, General Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Office Ninth and Main streets, and at Rockets.
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NTITRITE OF AMYL.
The attention of the medical world has been called
10 this chemical as new remedy for ASTHMA, IN
some forms of which 1t has been found to be really
seryiceable, especially In SPASMODIC cases. In the
hands Of IN experienced physician It is very vaua
BILE preparation, and may be had OF
MEADE & BAKER,
Practical Pharmacists,
ja2i 'io 'iai eliee.
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TOR NEW Virginia

: u
L Steamship and Packet Company sssss4fasas4assss
PARKER viii leave her wharf ut Rockets on TUES
DAY, January Goth, ut J.. NJ, connecting with
stcacrs for Fall river and Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills la(nC given TO
all southern. eastern. and western places; also TO
Europe and Australia. Fare, 50; meals ana state
rooms extra. For freight or passage, apply to
d. j. BURR President, 1214 Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier IL North river,
Few York. 1a .!-9t
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