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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-02-13
Attendance

Very inclement weather two Slbbatls.
An interesting report was read from the
sewing school, in charge of the ladies of the
First church, showing from its past opera
tions that it bids fair to be il valuable auNii-
ary to the Sunday school. The subject for
discussion was 1.-The Home and the School,
The Rev. Mr.. Potts, of New York, being
present. was requested to speak, which he
did in Il very practical and interesting man
ner, enforcing chiefly the duty Of teachers to
visit their scholars faithfully at their homes.
He was followed by Rev. 7. l.. Preston,
presenting the light of the Sunday school a>
Il help to home instruction and discipline.
The next meeting occurs at the Third
church on the second Monday i'll March.
METHODIST sUSDAY-sCHOoL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting of this So
cictv was held at Clay-Strcct church sunday
afternoon ut half-paSt 3 O'Clock, William
Willis, .Jr., president, in the chair.
The afternoon being Il very pleasant one.
the church was crowded with the scholars
and friends of the cause. The meeting was
opened with singing by Chy-Strcct school,
led by John W. Cardwell, Esq, and prayer
by Rev. j. Powell Garland, of Trinity. The
singing on this occasion was done in style by
the children of Clay-Strcct school.
The meeting wasaddrcsscd by Rev. George
G. Fandcrslcc, of Sidney church. Subject:
Music" Ills remarks were very earnest
and impressive, describing the JOY of the
children engaged in the noble work of sing
ing the praises of the Saviour on earth. and
drawings comparison between this pleasure
and the joy the children shall have when,
with halps attllned TO the melody Of Heaven.
they shall forever sing around the throne Of
God.
Rev. !. c. Granhev, of Centenary, also
addressed the children on the theme Of doing
good. lie illustrated the subject by several
incidents. showing how the children can do
and are doing good. He made an earnest ap-
peal to the children to pray for more love for
the house and service of God, commendin"
them for interest already exhibited. He
closed his remarks with Ill eloquent and feel
inr allusion to the great gathering of children
from this and every country, that shall as
senhlc, rs it were, by companies, regiments,
bri.ades. and divisions, in the "Tcmplc
above; not made with hands, eternal in the
Heavens.
Rev. Or. J. j.. NJ. Curry was present. and,
hy request of the President, addressed the
meeting iu a very happy strain, setting forth
the true intent Of Sunday schools.
The following is a summary of supcrin-
tendents' report for january:
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DISTURBING RELIGIOUS DIEErlNs.-On
Sunday night the congregation of the Mount
Zion Baptist (coloredD church. in the Third
Ward, were disturbed by Minor Page (co-
Iored), who, it is alleged. cursed everybody
near him and drew u pistol on an officer of
the church who endeayored to preserve Or
der. Policeman Carter was called in, and
arrested Page and took him to the station
house. Yesterday morning the case was
heard before Justice White, who sent the
accused on to the grand jury of the Hastings
Court, which meets tomorrow. William
Evans, a witness, was very precise in giving
his testimony, and so much gratifed at JUS
ticc Whites action that when the case was
disposed of and he started to 60 out he
turned to the Justice and said, "Well, the
Lord bless you, gentlemen" which amused
the spectators so much that the usual good
order of the court was for moment dis
tllrbcd.
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| WAS GLAD WHEN HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO
EXCIANGk.--In letter dated May j. 1866, Mrs. {.
VI. MoISE. uf Rochester, New York, says: Il have
used other firSrt Sewing Machines hut nererf TO
n,y Sati&fnHion: and 7 WAS GLAD WHEN HAD AN
OPPORTUNITY TO ExCHasSGE FOR ONE OF YocRs-
which have now used for several months / find 1t
so simple and clsy TO operate, that CHILD can
use IT.: while the beauty, evencss, and elasticity Of
the sem cannot bc eAcciled."-[Tu the Wilcox &
Gibbs Sewing Machine Company. s..a
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LECTURE on TEE SHENANDOAH VALLEY
Major Jed. Hotchkiss, one of the most fluent
speakers and best-inforned men in the State,
will lecture tonight at the lecture-lpom of
the Second Presbyterian church. His sub
jcct will be "The Shenandoah Valley" The
proceeds will go to the Manchester Presbyte-
rian Church Fund
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POLICE uRT-NInNDAy--Justicc j. D..
White 5rcsiding.-Tllc following cases were
disposed of:
Larry Dwyer, charged with abusing and
threatening to assault Moses Brooks in the
Second Market, was fined s..
Henry Hubbard (colored). charged with
unlawfully and irloniollsly assauting Daniel
Higgins with III iron bar, with intent to
MAIN, disfgure, and kill. Continued until
18th.
Henry johnson (colored) charged with
being vnyrant, having no visible means OF
support, was required to give security in the
sum of $50 for three months.
William Brown. charged with assaulting
and cutting Polly Brown with razor.
Fined $3.50.
John Oakley (coloredD, charged with hay
ing lot Of coffee in his possession supposed
to he stolen, was discharged.
Gerhard kamphals and John IL. Harlin.
charged with keeping certain dlsorderly
and ill-goyerncd house Of evil fame, name,
and reputation. kamphaIls was required 10
give security in the sum of $500 for his good
behavior. lIarlin was discharged.
Randall Tilsley (colored), charged with
being drunk and diSorderly in the street anu
CARRYING concealed weapons, was fined S2oo.
Charles Gray (colored), charged with hav-
ING in his possession half bllshel of corn, was
sent to Jail for fifteen days.
William Burley, charged with being drunk
and disorderly in the street, was fined -.
Eliza and William Randolph (colored),
charged with assaulting and beating Agnes
Christian with brick, was discharged.
Agnes Christian (colored, charged with
abusing and culrsing William Randolph, was
tined 50.
Oliver Jones (colored), charged with as
sauting and beating John Carlton, was dis
charged.
William Nelson Oakley (colored), an old
offender, was up TO answer the charge OF
fcloniously entering the residence of Thomas
Patterson (coored) and stealing lot OF wear
ing apparel valued at $l2. Sent on TO the
grand jury for indictment. ..
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UxMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IL THE
RIcHMoND PosT-OErICE FEBRUARY II, 1872
Miss c. Robuck. Gl1ves's Mill; Mrs. Jane
Roanc, New York; Miss Dena Cox, Captain
Ira Bruce, Joseph Cloud, Richmond; Miss
NJ. VI. Murchic, Gordonsvilc, Va; Cornelius
I.,Int
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-A public
meeting will he held under the
direction Of Springfield Section, No. ., Ca
diets Of Honor and Temperance, ut Trinity
Methodist church tonight at % o'clock.
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SOFT COKE, COKE, CoKE.-A boat load of superior
sot lump coke of the Burioot mines, for crates cook
ncrlusrS an stoves, otirc and parlor stoves. Ihose
50 long waitn. for it had better secure 1t inineai-
ately Also, sessoncd pine wood, OAK "ooi' lohs'
sawed, and split. 1'b "AihiN',
iii Main aud Ninth and Cary streets.
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II il not often that our fair sex have such all o-
portuuity rs ut the present 10 purchase desirable
Dress Goods at such low prices as LEVY BROTHERS
are selling ut. We have frequently heard II re
marked, "why, II win pay to lay them by 80 THINK
we and adyse all In Want of Dress Goods not 10 de
lay making their purchases.
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THE NEWEST AND DEsT--.The best waterproof
oyercoats are George Dodge's gum oyerceats, manu-.
fact,red In, England They weigh only sixteen
ounces, and are beautifully made, and durable. They
have just been introduced In this markedly Z. B.
SPENCE s. Son, clothiers, 1900 Main street
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A ncat-lookn2 bed Is pleasure to the SICK Us wen
~ to the healthy, SO call at LEVY Bhoihhn' alu
purchase iIoncycomb or Bridal Qulit iarHc eioush
for the bed for SIPS They also selling great bar
gains In Wool Bedspreads and marseiles Quilts.
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st.s~rgnN SALES THIS DAY.

..anh { lNuCHTn> will sell at Ia \. NJ. III as
~a~ffacni al furniture. &C.
y NrruEMlCK viii s.n at tho store Of 'oscp',
Hans. ". III Broad street, nj iv4 O'Clock, IA
.tsa,. -;ak uC motions. fancy goods. icwclr', S"
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We are glad to see that the prices Of photographs
have at last ben brought to figure 10 snit times
Messrs. REgs & Co.., OIL and sIs, Main street, so
well known 10 US all, and the leading gallery In this
city, announces a schedule Of prices far beioU;whas
we imagined the art could bc broughtto.
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Valley Baptist mo lcporil.
The president read his annual report, III
which Inc stated that there had been during
the wear ninety-folr conversions III the
schools and seven deaths. There had been
IN increase in the roll strength of the schools
OF -. The average attendance o! the
schools had increased cighty-onc over last
wear. The attendance of church members in
the schools had iycrcascd five per cent. The
Valley Mission School had been temporarily
suspended, but he expected it would soon be
resumed. The treasurer reported 1 balance
of S65.S2 in the treasury.
The President declined reelection. The
following officers We're then elected for the
ensuing year: President, J. b. Winston !;
Eice-President, j. B. Watkins; Secretary,
o. u. Brown; Treasurer, S. S. Carter.
DR.. Curry, j. B. Watkins, c. II. Winston.
and others, addressed the meeting.
sHROvE TUESDAY.
To-day is "Slrovc Tuesday, or Pancake
.Iay, in the Roman Catholic times it was
formerly compulsory upon tho people TO con-
tess their Gins and De Sllrivcn by The priest on
this day. Cock-ii"lting was also common
until prohibited by art of Parliament. The
only custom now remaining is that of eating
pan-c,lI;es. The earliest day on which Shrovc
Tuesdny can fall in any year Is February 81.
and the latest March 9th. Last year it tc!
on the 2lst. The dressing which adorns the
Episcopal and Catholic churches Is taken
down to day.
ASH WEDNESDAY.
Tomorrow, Ash Wednesday, is the first
day in Lent, and was instituted about the
wear $50. in reference to the miraculous fcasts
of Moses. Elias, and our Lord. Ashes were
placed on the heads of penitents, and flesh
was forbidden to be eaten; eggs, milk and
wine were also ut tunes indcrdicted. Alter
the Litlny the Communion Service is tins
day said in church The Catholic and Epis-
copal churches will be open for divine ser
vice.
CoLoRED sUSDAY-sCHOOL UNION.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sum
day-School Union (coloreO was held at the
Fourth Baptist church Church EiilD. 1t was
opened by singing from Bright Jewels, alter
which the 21st Psalm was read by Rev.
Cory, and prayer offered by Rev. Scott
Gwatheney.
Reports from six schools showed an aver
age attendance of 1874. No report from the
Second church school. Prayer was then Oh
fered in behalf of the schools. After singing
the meeting was addressed by Ar. u. w
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PrrSEs AND FIGs.-You should by all means
have Prncs and Figs in the house at TINS season OF
tie year They are good for the digestive organs
pIzZISI's Is the place 10 get thcH'
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, Of this city, is al ea-
cellen medium for advertising 1t Is read In every
ncighborhood In Virginia and I'm tile Carolnas. Its
charges for advertising nre quite reasonable. Office,
lll5 Main street, nearly opposite the Dispatch office.
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PIES AND PAsTRY.--ron't trouble yoRTssfves by
makhg these things at homo when yon can buy them
OF PIzzINf, made OF the Best materials.
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FoR SMALL GIRLS the Richmond Female lnstith'e
has a separate preparatory department. Win eafce
experienced lady teachers, and special attention II
riytn to these little oIies.
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FrRRY ro CHpsrERFIELD.--A ferry between
Rockets and Manchester has been estab- |
lisbed for the accommodation of quarrymen
who live in the lower part Of Richmond and
who work Mt Orlway's Granite Works in
Chesterfield. The value Of property in the
Fast End is looking up in consequence Of the
Granite operations and the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad improvements.
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A good dress for little money Is what every lady
wants 80 c1lI aud purchase 1 handsome Dress Pat
teri, of levy BROTHERS. They are now selling
their whole stock Of Dress Goods at greatly reduced
II
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ToUR or INSPECTION. Il. d. Whit
comb, chief engineer, will probably leave the
city this morning on tour of inspection oyer
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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SEND your daughter for the next half session To
the Richmond Female Institute, corner Tenth and
Marshall streets.
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BOARD OF EDucATIoS.-A meeting OF the
Board of Education will be held in the office
of the Superintendent of Public Instruction
To-day at ] O'Clock.
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LECTURES.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
LECTURE BY MAJOR JED. HoTcHKIss.

LECTURE BY 3lAJoRJED. HoTCHkis5.
The above lecture VIII be delivered THIS EYE
MING IN the lecture-rooni' OF the Second Pfe'oy-
ieri:n church Df. H0ge's) st 8 O'Clock. -
Tickets may ,e liadi0f saighr & Howard, OIL hel-
Iogy & Gibson, and at the door. S
Admission, zoe. ~ ,'.ta le E-h
V,HE BOY ORATOR aud many Others
i win deliver LECTURES at the c. grand public p.l;
Tti3S rTnesday} EVENING at "a O'Clock under the
auspices Of Springfield Section, No. 8, Cadets Oh
Honor and Temperance. ,,a ,,o
Tle members Of all temperance ordef5 anu INC
public are invited 10 attend s.t,,1s
ttI C. H. FIIPPlS, fCommittec.
~g g., CURRY -a -
fe l3-lt* s.s4..3 7. si.Eif a.tz sI-z
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Cocoanut Carmeis; Chocolate, Gum, ana hafsh-
,tallow Drops; Coeoanni. Cream. ainus' anu nus' m
tcr-Scotch Canilcs. are made by PizzIsL gt2
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You're LADIES wishing T. graduate 10 q inh
course OF study viii find such course III tnc Sisa-
mond Female Institute.
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THE LAST CHANcE.-Only three days now
remain in which persons will be able to pro-
cure licenses for dogs, wagons, goats, DC.
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MurrARY.--The House Committee on Mill.
tia and Police have agreed upon new militia
bill. which will be reported this week.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHDIOND THEATRE.
POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY!

POSITIVELY FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
. First anpe,rnnce In this city of JhNAUsCHEK,
GREAT NEW YORK STAR COMPANY.
LEAH, THE FORSAkFS:
WEDNESDAY, February Nth, CHESSEf VOID
IAN adaptation Of Charles Dickenss Bleak sT9 n9nseE
Friday February 18TH. BENEFIT OF JANAU-
SCBEk and farewell performance;
Admission 81 reserved seats, soc. extra aoc
The sale of reserved seats VIII commence on
THURSDAY MORNING, sth instant, at WEST u
JOHNsToN's, next 10 post-Oiicea;t!' = s fc ls-at
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few more Dollar Shirts att B. spEscr 4 soN's,
1900 Main street. a.tst' '1H~,
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CHESAPEAKE AND Ono RAILROAD WHARrEs.
Work on the whArvcS OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad just below Rockets is being
pressed with great energy, piles already hay
ing been driven over space the length OF
two city squares. The wharves will be
constructed in the most substantial manner,
and will be of IL capacity fully equal to the
immense business they are designed to ae-
cOmmOdatc
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For BOARDING PUPILS the Richmond Female In
sttute has aInplcst facilities. send for catalogue.
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Patterson, Rev. Cory, and Rev. Scott Gwath-
eney.
1t was decided to hold the next meeting at
the First church on the first Sunday in
March,
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QuALIFIED.-Senator A. L. Lathrop came
forward in the Senate on yesterday, and after
taking the oath of office, was seated.
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BAD RoADs.-The roads leading into the
city were never in Il worse condition than at
present A gentleman who had occasion to
70 six miles below the city on Sunday says
that it was full days journey to go there and
return. The same may I've said of almost
every other road leading into the city, the
turnpikeS alone excepted.
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Steamer Wyannkc, Bourne New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers. j. W. Wyatt.
/ Steamer c. B. Upton, Parker, New York, mer-
clandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship and
Packet Company. 49, sts#
Steamer Palisadc, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, w r. Brett. agent.
Schooner NJ. E. Slnons, Candy, Jacksonville, Fla,
lumber, Tre,cgar Company. -
Schooner Ocean Wave Lloyd, philadelphia coal,
Old Dominion Company. t.
Schooner Serene, Jones, Baltimore, guano, South
ern Fcrtilizing Company. lp,g T.
... SAILED.
Steamer Eliza IIanCox. Clifford, Norfolk mcrchiu-
disc and passengers, l.. B. Tatun. agent
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. ". j. Brett.
Steamer Empire, Allen, Phlladelpbia, &c.
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GAUGE:
February I'd, 012 inches 2d to 18th, 1.1o:
18th to 18th, 10; 18th to oath, 0.25; 2nh
to 10th, 0.03; 26th to 9th, 0.20. Total for
the month, $50 inches.
March 18th, /. 40 inches 18th to 9th, Ooh:
9TH to 10th, 1.G0: 10th to 18th, 90; 18th to
18th, 1.5O; 18th to 21st, 1.G1 2lst to 2Gth,
D.06; Goth to 18th, 0.1j; 9TH to 30th, 0.90 !;
30th to 31st, O.59. Total for the month, S.64
inches.
AprlI 1st. O.73 inches 1st to I'd, 0.0G: I'd
to 4th, 0.4G: 4th to 9th, 0.O7 9th to 10Th,
013; 18th to 21st, on5; 21st to 2stll, 0.Q6;
18th to 18th, 0.0S; 29th to 30th, 0.46. Total
for the month, 30 inches.
Man Sd. G.4j inches Sd to 4th, 0.G6; 9TH
TO 9TH, 0.j2; 9Th to Itl. 0.0G; Ith to 9th, 0.02;
. TO 10th, 0.II3; 10th to 18th, 0.3; 18th to
18th, 0.5S 18th to 10Th, 0.20; 18th to 18th,
OIL; 18th to 18th, 0.21; 18th to 10th, O.O7;
29th to Both, 0.03; ;'0th to 31St, OBS. Total
for the month, l.Gl inches.
June 1st, 0.35 inches; I'd, 0.02; 7th, 0.G5 !;
Sth, or; 18th, I'D ; 10Th, 90 18th. 0.i2;
2lst, 020; 10Th, 0.04. Total for the month,
4.30 inches.
July 4th, o.l2 inches; 18th, 1.lo; 14th,
0.GO; 18th, 0.Gj; 18th, 0.+3: 18th. 1.15 29tlI,
0.1S. Total for the month, 4.23 inches.
4iuglst I'd, 0.l0 inches; Sth, 0.63; 18th.
TO; 18th. 0.iS; 10th, 0.lj; 18th, 0.5O; 10Th,
0.4o; 30th, 0.01. Total for the month, 3.97
inches.
September 10Th, 4.27 inches; 10th, 0.3S.
Total for the month, 4.6J inches.
October 10th. 0.Ii22 inches; 18th, 0.50; 10Th,
LOO; 9th, O.S7. Total for the month, 500
inches.
Noycmber 1st, 0.S3 inches; 9TH, 0.63 10th,
0.50; 1ith, LIS; 10th, o.05; 9th, 0.l0; 2Sth,
0.a3. Total for the month, $50 inches.
December 4th, DIG inches; 18th, LOO:
10Th, OBI; 30tll, O.3O. Total for the month,
~ inches.
1872.
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TIE GRAND JuRY.-The grand jury of the
Hastings Court will meet again tomorrow
r1prniup
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MARINE YNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Ii, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY la, ls7s.
Sim rises ...... G:l2l Mooa sets........... .le:j1
Sun sets I. >6:is High tide. .......... s3i
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The next meeting will he held III Manchcs-
ter OH the second Sunday in March.
BAPTIST.

The Baptist Sunday-School Association of
Richmond and Manchester held its annual
meeting last evening in the First Baptist
church. The President a.. Fl. Fryser, Esq.,)
occupied the chair and .. ID. Brown, ESD,
acted as secretary. Prayer was offered by
Rev. Dr.. Curry.
The following are the reports Of the schools
for tho last month.
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TIE YORK RIVER ROUTE TO BALTIMORE Re-
Observation-Disclosures Bragg announces
this morning the rcUpening Of the route to
Baltimore and the northern cities ria the
Richmond and York River road, the trains
running tri-wceklv in connection with the
steamer State of Virginia. The daily pas
sen-cr trains to West Point are continued.
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RECORD OF RAINFALL FOR ONE YEAR, FROM
OBSERVATIONS AT THE BRoAr-STREET STATION
OF TIE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pore
MAC RAILROAD, BY STANDARD SMITHSONIAN
GAUGE:
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Don't wait for the sun 10 shine. bat put ON Your
oser-shoes and wuter-proofs and call and select q
handsome dress FOR a fow price st Levy BhoTH-
.
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Jnwa,y Sd. o.35 inches; 10Th, o.i2; 2%d,
0.2j: 10Th, 0.j0: 18th, 0.3O. Total for the
month, l.S2 inches.
Total rainfall for the year, 45.s5 inches; !;
average rainfall per month, 3.S2 inches. The
heaviest rain of the year was September
lI-1G--4.G5 inches; heaviest shower, May
3I-0.g1 inches in one hour.
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Average roll of Average attendance Per
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-02-02
PROBATE ORDER.

State OF Michigan. County OF Van Buren,, S.
At a session OF the Probate Court, for the
County Of Van Buren,, holden az the Probate
Office, III the Village OF Paw Paw, on Tues
day, the thirtietb day OF January, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy
two. Present-Geo. w. Lawton, Judge Of
Probate In tho matter of tho Estate of
Grace G.. Chadwick and Dell NJ Chadwick,
Minors.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly veri-
fed, OF John r.. Baker, guardian OF sad MI
nors, for license TO sell the real estate OK said
Minors in said petition described, and for rea-
SONS therein set forth.
Thereupon 1t is Ordered, that Monday, the
fourth day OF March, 1872, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, be- assigned for the hearing of
SAID petition and that the heirs at law OF said
deceased, and all other persons interested in
said estate, are required to appear at session
OF said Court, then to DO holden at the Pre-
bate Office, in the Village OF Paw Paw, and
show cause, II any there be, why the prayer of
the petitioner should not be granted: And it
is further ordered that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested in said estate,
of the tendency Of said petition, and the hear
ing thereof by causing copy OF this Order to
be published in the True Northerner news
paper, printed and circulating in said County
Of Van Buren,, for four successive weeks, at
least, previous to said day Of hearing. 879t4
GEO. w. LAWTON. Judge of Probate.
A true copy. q. W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.