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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

CANplENAs DAY.--YCStcrday morning q
large crowd gathered at It. Peters cathedral
t witness the high lass Of Candlemas day
ald the beautiful ceremonies attending the
bcSSn" Of the tapcrS and vessels used at the
altar. in accordance with the timc-honorcd
custom Of the Church. This feast is celc-
hrated in honor Of the puritication Of the
blessed Virgin Mary.
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church.

THE Ice CROP AND TIE WEATHER. The ice
crop this season has been one Of the most plen-
tiful that has been gathered for many years
Every person who had an ice-house has filled
it with ice varying in thickness from three to
five inches, and Of the best quality. Mr..
Samuel J. Hunt sent us on yesterday block
cut from the reservoir clear rs crystal and
measuring five and half inches thick.
The weather Yesterday morning was some
what warmer than for the last few days, the
mercury in the thermometer indicating eigh-
teen degrees at sunrise.
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Railroad Matters in Petersburg.

b11S 1O10F1sN11s =
PETERsBURG, February at meeting OIL
the City Council this morning proposition
was made by the Finance Committee to sell
the city's stock in the Petersburg railroad to
Mr.. Reuben Ragland. In the afternoon tho
sheriff served on the president of the Council
notice of injunction restraining them from
the sale. The Council instructed tile Finance
Committee to wait on Judge Weisiger to get
the injunction dissolved or have Dir. Paall
fwho applied for the WRIT put under bond to
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Mari,

NEW YORK, February Mooney s to s.
Gold, 1903. Sterling firm at 8. Governments
dull and steady ISIS, 115 !; '62's, 11oa;' efs,
l1os; COS, III; new, 11o4; 'G7's, 112t to
1921; 10-40's, 110I. States very dull: Ten
nessee's, 652; new, G52. Virginia's, 56; new,
same. Louisiana's, 50; new, 80. Levee's, 81
s's, 10. Alabama's, so; 5's, 60. Georgia's,
10; rs, So. North Carolin;fs, 32; new, 16.
South Carolina's, 80; new, .29s.
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The Louisiana Observation-Disclosures
Preferred against WarmOth.

NEW ORLEANS, February 2.-United States
Marshal Packard was before the congress
sional committee yesterday for nearly four
hours. lie preferred series of charges un-
der oath against Warmoth, embracing allega-
tions that cover bribery and corruption in
office, using the registration and election
laws in his own interests to return such men
elected rs he wished; corrupting members OF
the Legislature by bribery, etc. A list OF
witnesses is attached to each of tho allega-
-tions, which are thirteen in number.
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Fire.



MEHERRlN, VA, February 2, 1S12.-S. A.
Hawthorne, formerly of Pennsylvania, who
settled near hero about twelve months since,
had his dwelling destroyed by fire about
O'Clock yesterday morning, entailing loss
of about $4,000, upon which there was an
insurance in the Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Richmond for 81 800.
Mr.. Hawthorne is a worthy citizen, and has
the sympathy of this community.
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TIE THEATRE.-Miss Welleslcy's benefit
performance took place last night, and despite
the inclement weather there was present an
intelligent, critical, and thoroughly sympa.
thetic audience. The fair beneficiary ap.
peared in her favorite role, and the specta.
tors were no less astonished by her histrionic
powers than charmed by her ease of manners,
graceful carriage, and finished elocution. She
has won high place in the esteem of all who
have regularly frequented the Theatre during
the present season. This afternoon she will
take the part of Deborah, and tonight will
appear in a farewell performance.
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WoRK on THE TuSNEI.-The work on the
tunnel has now begun in earnest. the ground
having been broken at three points in its
course. As stated yesterday, work was COM
mcnced on Nineteenth street north of Mar
shall, its western terminus, on Thursday.
Yesterday excavation was commenced in the
gully back of Bellevue school, and shaft
was also opened Oh Twenty-fourth street be-
tween Broad and Marshall. The tunnel will
run nine feet below the lowest part of the ra-
vine between Bellevue school and Trinity
church.
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SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH--Indispositlon to exer-
cise difficulty OF thinking or reasoning, or cohceh-
trating tho mind upon any subject lassiude lack OF
ambition or energy; discharge falling Into throat
sometimes profuse, watery, acrld thick ana ten%-
cIous mucous-puruent, offensive, dc. In others
dryness dry, watery, weak, or inaamed eyes; ring
Ing in tho ears; deafness; hawking aud coughing TO
clear throat; ucerations death aud decay Of beres
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
En9IaUd.

ENQlHYfa.
LoSDON, February 2.--TIle owners Of an
indecent weekly, published here and in New
York, have been again arrested and held for.
trial for persistence in circulating the paper.
January's emigration from Liverpool ex-
.ceeds December's ], ,15O. The Chicago fire
seems to have, stimulated the eminntion Of
carpenters and masoIls. !. II ~
The discussion Of. the Alabama claims be-
comes more vehement as f1H assembling Of
Parliament approaches. AL the organs Of
public 0pion TEEN with hostile combat. ~ z
The Adrertiser says That Chief Justice
Cockburn will withdraw from the Board,
and the Government win repudiate the
treaty. tits assumed that the repudiatfonsof
the treaty OF Ghent7 by tie Enited States
will be cited as 4: precedent. s=@ 81 -
' France. E.g- ss5 Et.s
PARIS, February 2.-The striking railway
aborers ut Arles threaten to stop the trains, J,
and troops have been sent thither. -.
SPAIN. sss -1.s- s' 4 g
MADRID, February 2. .-Dispatches have
been received from the Governor-G General Of
the PHILIPPINE islands announcing serious
attempt at revolt A company, Of go SOL
diers, belonging to the artillery service, re-
belled and took possession Of the fort. The
place was subsequently carried by assault By
the regular troops, and all the insurgents
were killed.
Turkey.
CossTAST1NopLE, February PA barbarous
attack has been made on the Jews at Isnlail,
on the Romanian frontier. Several were
killed, many wounded, and all who could,
men, women, and children-fed from the
place to save their lives. The fugitives have
been kindly received by the officers at this
port .as@ s.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EELtCIouS SERVICES STo-MOREow.--Wo note
the following special appointments:
Sniacy NcihodiSt Ghnrch.-~Sacramcntal
service at IL \. NJ. Rev. q. l.. VandcTslicc
al i Pm.
United states Conri-Roon, (AfcihodisO.
Rev. 4. Il. Miller at ii \. NJ.
FIRST Ecptj$i.--Rev. John Blcnncr will
prcaci, in the side chapel, corner Twelfth and
Broad streets, ut i. NJ. Services in Ger
man. SUNDAY School at . i. vi.
Eagfsh Lu'hcrdn (OdG-Fcllo'rs' RdM.
Rev -. VI. IIcnkcl. Catccheticl lecture at
u L. VI.
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From f,lp Evening News February q 1872


LEE GALLERY AND COLONEL JOHSSTON.-Wc
see by the following card that art meets art Colonel
Johnston, the panorama man, Is still alive. and sends
his greeting to his friend DAVIES, Of the lice "
Gallery:
"!uy Dear Friend Dartes: l have had pictures
taken all over the world, and never had pictures
taken that pleased nc more than those you took-n
tone. expression, position, and all | am highly
gratifcd. Your friend, JoHN r. JOHNSTON.
"Petcrsburl, "a, January IS, 1S72.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

Wheat quiet and drm. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Oats firm at 53Gl5Tc. Rye firm at SlGiSl.o3 PrOyi-
sions quiet and steady Mess pork. $ll5oGlSlt ia.
steady at 92Ac.
Virginia's, old As bid coupons, old 50 bid. Con:
soils IS bid So asked. West YirSlpias, 5s bid, ls3
asked. New North Carolinas, 1G
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jos PKINT!HG.--Wc call the attention Of lncr-
chants. clerks OF courts, shrrNs, lawyers. railroad,
Steamship and canal officers and agents. and anl
having orders for printing. To the facilities offered at
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tiic
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
B-Ic;s!s. Lcttcr-IIcaI!s Programmes Ball Tickets
i,lanka Pamphlets, Tags, Iiand-Biils, Catalogues,
Rills Of Fare. Show-Bills Checks, Drafts, &c. &C.,
SC. Satisfaction guaranteed;
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From Mexico.

MATAaonAs, February 1.-Communication
with Camargo has been reesta5ilshed, Whers
Cortenas was nearly surrounded.
IL is reported that the reyoiationists have
been defeated near San Luis and ct Vidal,
and that Treyfno is at Monterey collecting
forces and material to retrieve these reyerses.
Private telegyanss being inteTdided, adsaess
are considered loubtflh.a ~
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NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, February Cotton steady; sales
unchanged. Whlskey steady. Wheat quiet and
steady with limited export demand; winter red
western 81. .sOSG6. Corn less active. without mate
rial change. Riccdu ut 7sGss. Pork quiet and un-
changed Lard shade friner at stGlas. Ttrrpentine
quiet and firm ut u. Rosin quiet and unchanged.
ErpIrhts unchanged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

LECTURE on IRos.-Mr. Spencer W. Sny-
der, of the Tredegar Iron Works, delivered
an interesting lecture on iron before the
Richmond Normal School yesterday morn
ing. At the conclusion of the lecture the
pupils gave an exhibition of their skill in
reading in concert, Poe's Raven being the
selection for the occasion.
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Terrible Wife.Murticr.

LExINGToN, KY, February 2.-Jalnes
Slough and wife, old and respected citizens
Of Richmond, KY, engaged in quarrel yes
terday, Which resulted in the husband stab
hing his wife fifteen or twenty times. Slough
was drunk and jealous. His wife lived long
enough to tell the terrible story.
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From Central America---The Steamer
Virginia.

New York, February 2.-The Ocean Queen
has arrived here from Aspinwal. Mechanics
are putting the Virginia in a seaworthy con
dition. Two more Spanish gunboats are
watching her. One American vessel has been
ordered to protect her.
No laborers can be had at Aspinwall or
Panama. The strike is universal.
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South American News.

New York, February e.-The American
photographer Richardson Is still imprisoned
in Lima for caricaturing officials.
Several American sailors OF the gunboat
Ossipa were badly sabred by the police at
Callao.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

From Utah.

SALT LAKE, February 1.-The Mormons
hope for the admission of Utah as State
during the present session Of Congress.
Three thousand tons of ore and bullion
are waiting transportation eastward. s.s ;,
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co,,su,itl.s Maids Time.

PROVIDENCE, February 2.-The Board OF
Appeals of the American Trotting Assocla,
ton decide that Goldsmith's Maid trotted
fairly, and performed three full mile heats J"
the following time: 2:213, 2:l7, 22l4.
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DACKING, CURING, AND SMOKING
Il ESTABLISHMENT OF
V. HECHLER, JR., & BROTHERS,,
Nos Is 90 ,nd e Eirst Market. Richmond, Va.

Having within the last two years fitted up our
establishment with entire new machinery, we are
better prepared than to fill any orders in our
line; and everything is under the special suparvi,
sion Of one of the firm, we confidently recommend
our PROVISIONS us Of the best quality, and chal-
lengc competition.
We pay particular attention to the manufacture
for the southern markets We are now making fresh
every day the following articles for which We solicit
orders
Fresh Pork Sausage, IN Hogs Head Cheese,
links: Smoked Becf
Fresh Pork Sausage, In Lard by the barrel or
cake; keg
breakfast Sausage, Smoked Hams,
bologna Sausage, Smoked Shoulders,
Garlic Sausage. Smoked Breasts,
Blood Pudding, Smoked Jolcs,
liver Puddiug Smoked Beef Tongues,
White Pudding Smoked Hog Tongues,
Irish Pudding, Smoked Lamb Tongues.
HOGS from one 10 one hundred.
IN eo-lm V. HECHLEG, JR., & BROTHERS.
GEINE THREAD.-Just ssysfs
- ceived 5000 pounds Of fSEINES~-S--sessiS
nj l.. L.LICHTENSTEIN'S,
Importer Of Seine Thread and dealer In Seine Twinss
Ropes, Cotton Yarns, &C., 17Oo md l1OI Franklin
fss'ss.' taIo
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Thiczs's Views Regarding a Republic
in France.

New YORK, February "A Herald spe-
cial from London says that President Thiers,
in convcrsins with General Billott, is re-
ported to have said "I am sincerely in favor
of moderate republic, and have long
thought it possible; but / now see that
was mistaken, and that Il republic cannot eS.
ist, even with my aid. l am compelled to
seek the happiness Of the country else
where"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

Harper's and Leslie's Illustrated Weekhes,
Scientific american, and Boys and Girls
Weekly for this week received from Ellyson
e Taylor, 11l6 Main street.
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ADyEnTlST.-Our merchants seeking trade IN any
portion Of the country Should advertise In the
paperS Of that section. NJ ELLySoS 6 Co. vii!
take advertisements and have them Inserted ut pub
liahcr,. ratn,.
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Desperote suicide I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 2.-Charles
BiIlig to-day fired two Intellectual shots at q
lady, who refused to marry him, and then
blew his own brains out with the third shGt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

ARRIVED.
Steiner Palisadc. Nelson. Norfolk merchandise
and passengers, ". L. Brett, agent,
SAILED.
Steamer isaac Ecil. Riak"man, New York, mcr-
clrludiSc and passengers. j. W. Wyatt. acclt
Steamer Eliza ilauruX. Clifford. Norfolk, mcrcltn-
disc aud passengers. l.. j.. Ta:unl. agent
Steamer W. L. Clyde. Drew, New York, ncrcllal.
disc and Passengers, Virginia Steamship aud Packet
Company.
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An Execution and Communication.

CHARLESTON, S. c., February 2.-samuel
White (colored) was hung here to-day for tne
murder of W. B. F'idea last summer. WHITES
accomplice, a negro named Baden, had his
sentence commutcd to imprisonment Tor NE
while under the gallows.
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Nv COWAEDIN g ELLYSON.
c,S,,-,xvAR,Amy IN ADVANCE
LIST OF LETTERS.

,.r or LETTERS REMAINING IN
gIIr RICHMOND roST-oFFiCE FEBRC-
'-.r, calling for letters in this list win please
,I,.r+isrA." II rot called Tor In four weeks
: Il ~ sent - tie Dead Letter o;ilcc, In W ash
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

\. c. PIl.LlAM will sell at 10 a. NJ. ut the ma
ciincrN store Of +. \. Dayton, Tcuth street be-
tween Main and Gary, one stationary engine.
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Witness J. A. Coke, Thomas G. jackson.
RICHMOND, February ., ls7a.

Henry 7. Miller, Esq:
Dear Sir,-I am satisfied, from our conference TO-
day. that you have not Intentionally Injured ne or
done anything prejudIcta to my business, and hope
our hitherto friendly relations win not he interrupted
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
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STEISwAY 6 SoX's CELEBRATED PLhSos.-A
fresh invoice Of these splendid instruments now
being received at SLEIGuT & HowARD's piano-fortt
and organ wrcrooms, 10ll Main street, opposite tht
post-oiIice,
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a Card to tho Public.

To roieye the mind of any person Of the false I'M
preston that had treated MIR. WILLIAM IRA SMITH
badly by inducing the statesmen In his employment
to leave him. call attention to the following card.
HENRY r. MILLER.
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Rcady-madc clothing and gentlcmen's furnishings
ilavc been put down in price at E. Il: SrENCE &
SONS. 1900 is the place for bargains
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Springs coming, and everybody wishes to save
their DOCTORS bills, and the way 10 do II Is to go to
PIZZlSI's aud get some OF his nice pruncs anil ngs
These are 4 great benefit to health.
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SNow.-A snow-Storm act in at about !
O'Clock yesterday evening, and at midnight
the ground was covered to the depth OF
three inches with the ileccy substance.
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Leave your orders for dress and business suits
with T.. j. SPENCE & SON. They have good mate
rla good cutters. and good worknon.
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Another Veto RcpItiiatcd.

ST. LOUIS, February 2.-The Senate has
passed the bill paying State bonds in currency
over the Governors veto bya vote of Il yeas
to 10 nays.
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| NJ. ELLYsox! ( CO.. Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
hmi!9ir. will receive advertisements and lave them
inserted in any journal Of the country at regular
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INSPECTOR ArroINTEp.-Govcrnor Walker
has appointed j. b. Pierce inspector OF but
Ter, lard, salt, fish, pork, &C., for Norfolk
civ.
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Don't mind the weather but 60 to P1ZzINI's ant
get some Of those nice cocoanut caramcls. cocoanll
cream, walnut. and hittcr-scotch candies.
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4 SPECIALTY-R cscrycdDividcnd Poicies-Wid
ows' and Orphans Benefit Life Insurance Com
,,any. J. i. MOORE, Agent
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Cough KIssEs.-Go try como of PIzzISl's cough
candy kisses the best thing out.
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RICHMOND, February 2, 1877.

ETlliant ira Smith, Esq:
Dear Sr,-As the substance Of our Interview anG
agreement to-day, state that have not In any man.
her Intentionally injured you done anything pre-
judicial to your business,
Yours respectfully.
HENRY T. MILLER.
Witness: J. A. Coke, Thomas G. jackson. ..
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MEETINGS..

TT A. D.-The members of STEWART
~ GROVE, No. S, will attend rcgu- G ~
lar meeting on SATURDAY EVENING W.
the sd instant at "a O'Clock. " .g. ~ e.
The Installation OF officers will take ~
place. and other important business IN
which every member Is Interested will tc brought
before the Grove.
BY order OF the N. A.
fe 2-otS JOHN B, VAUGHAN, Secretary.
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Umbrellas at L. i. SPENCE & SoS's, 1900 Main
street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY,t
RICHMOND, February 3, is12.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS Of the RICHMOND RAIL-
WAY COMPANY will be held ut their Office. No.
lila Main street. Richmond, OH MONDAY the 1sth
fe I'D A''- ~ . G. WALnROP. Secretary
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DEs,ARrsJEsEs OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW iORK.-The Old II; ,<>;i~<sf. g.
4 Dominion Steamship Conpamy's clc-ssE:*= szE!.%=s:
g:,ut slde-wherl steamship .h:BEMAklE. Capt:an
WAlKEI. will sail SUNDAY. February :th ut II
NIGHT Through! bill. Of ladinE signed, ANA goods
Forwarded with dispatch 10 AL points north; south;
east: and west. Elosr connections made with CHnard
Line for foreign purls Passenger accoinmodll liolis
unsurpassed Fare, Sl2: sterrlsc, So; round-trip
tickets, go. For freight ar passage apply 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
10 Aft No. 3 Governor street
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TOR NORFOLK, POR S-EII7I.
n MOUTH, AND DWAY-LANDISGSss-iH4s IS
ON JAMES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL
SADIE, Captain NELSON. will leave b2r wharf (at
Pow,atau Steamboat Company's sheds every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at g O'Clock
A. 9l. Freight received every day from o'clock
p' de 1s 1Npf'' ". P. BRETT, Agent.
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plCE.--Prilne Patna Rice for sale by
Il JOHN M. GORDON'S SONS,
i4' Pearl Block.
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4itllmond 1ispatth,

sas THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rhTCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TOR NEW IOR K.-Nirsinia >s<>s S.T+f, ~
Z Steamship and Packet Company 4asszss$.a
elegant steamship GEORGE i. UPTON, GaEi;in ElEG
DAY, February eth, at 7. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river aud Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills lading given to
ali southern. eastern. ard western aceS: also to
Europe and Australia. Fare So; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage, apply TO
ID. j. BURR President, 19l4 Main street.
New York. fr SGT
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=. T.; H,.lrn; Diamond cutlery Company. ~
VESSELS.
,..f,.a r. T.. l.. .t,antV. schooner u. T.. Simmons;
.s y, Iinis.ins uil., II. +. l.rci; II. .lciirct
...r1 simmons: tupI II. &. Mailman, schooner
81. ,il!iin \. y. hiarshlIi, schooner !!"n'"
:. -irl!y, st""p Intent NJ. stack. snip Tar
.,. H. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ., 1872

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY s, 1872
Sun rises ........... C:5o Moon rises. L
sun sets Ls........... sos High tide. ........li
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EDUCATIONAL, z,
lJLLiNS INSTITUTE.

! IJhLiNS INSTITUTE.
.l @"i,uray- to receive into this Institute for
"fr,g Ir.",n. witch will n!:"n rn til" 18th oi Feb
'#.rt, titi!.f% YOUNG LADIES who propose
,Huc themselves for tic profession Of teaching,
- ,lrT"!rr" rate ui ga cirh for board and tuition.
lHi IL FROM hirgGt and West Virginia alone VIII
.r received "u these terms. Should any OF these
rJHE ltl!r' sud! music extra charge OF $50 Will
.c u.4d"
Payments haif in advance.
CHARLES! :. COCK r., Superintendent.
ipiEIOIET STRINGS, VA, February l, l.72
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.
100 BARRELS RYE WHISkEY,
.D' RUN. GIN. ana BRANDY;
IRISH HIIISKEf,
WAX CANDLES,
GROCERIES, &c,
nj lowest prices,
by
JaH 81 JOHN 81. HIGGINS.
E3fR&ES PURE RYE WHiSkEY.-
L Oie hundred barrels for :alc rs
MCCARTHY SLATER.
la"!-a 142l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

Tickets sold and baggage checked through at CARRIER
& Co.'s Express, No. c2G Main street, and on board
steamer Eliza II;uncoX.
The above varied route commends itself especially
to tourists and pcasur-seckers, enabling them tn
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP aud see other
points Of Interest OH JAMES RIVER 81 DAY
LIGHT. l.. B. TATuM. General Agent
James River Steamboat Company.
Office, Ninth and aIain streets, and at Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-03

sytSiCAL INSTRUCTION in theory and
Z practice Of Inus!c as applied so ,fianu organ.
.. .i.tiyal!on II the voice. PlAEOS CARE
! .IY TUNED. Iirculars, with references and
! ..., ., WOOiIOUSE & fhEHAM'S, 1905 Main
'.,.t, where orders may bc left.
&. l.. .PETICOfAS,
IL ,-SGNns 0rganist First Baptist Church.