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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-05-28
HEADQ QUARTERS
CAPITAL GUAR

Augusta May p, 1872.
ttcAfrdl Order No 3.
|. The Capital Guards will assemble in full
uniform at their Armory, on Thursday, May 30, at
| 80 =. NJ, to decorate with flowers the graves of
many of the nations dead as are buried among
Us.
H. Especial attention is called to the hour of
assembly, that no delay may occur in the ceremony.
BY order of
!. T. WOODWARD, Capt, Commanding.
Onicial.
AUG. l.. SMITH, Clerk. maylsi3,
Gents Furnishing Goods! Just received
from Boston and New York very choice
stock of fine furnishing goods at s. w. Hun
tington Co. lw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26

TIE REcEIvABr1TY OF COUPONS FOR TAXES.
The case Of Handy Is. The Sheriff of Rich
mond was decided by Judge Barton Sitting
for Judge FitzhugD on yesterday. The
question was whether the Sheriff was OBJ
liged to receive the coupons on Virginia
bonds funded by the act Of March 80, 1870,
in payment Of taxes due the Common.
wealth. Messrs. Ould and Darlington ap
peared for the plaintiff, and George D. Wise
ESQ, for the respondent, The latter was
content with q response to the effect that he
had refused to receive the coupons because
Of instructions received by him from the
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
Counsel for the plaintiff expressed their
willingness to enter upon an argument, but
the Judge said it was unnecessary to bear
ANYTHING from their side on the question
but if the respondents COUNSEL Ind any argll-
ments to sustain the position of the Auditor
he would be pleased to hear from him.
Mr.. Wise said the position Of his client
wns fully set forth in the written response
already filed.
The court then decided to award Pc
remptory nlandGmas, commanding Sheriff
Wright fully to comply with and execute on
his part the act of the General Assembly ap-
proved March 80, 1871, entitled "an act TO
provide for the funding and payment of the
public deb" !" "by receiving from said Handy
matured coupons issued by the State of Fir-
ginia under the provision of said act in set
ticment and satisfaction of the claim held by
him against said Handy for taxes due the
State of Virginia"
Subsequently an order was entered sus'
pending the percmptorv mandamus for ten
days. in order to allow the respondent to ar-
ply to the Supreme Court of Appeals for q
writ Of superSedeas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-26

BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS WHICH HAVE BE.
COME LAws.-The following bills and resolu-
tions have become laws since our last report
An act to amend the second section of an
act entitled "an act incorporating the Pro
testant Episcopal Theological Seminary and
High School in Virginia" passed February
2S, 1854. Approved january %, 1872.
An act to authorize the Common Council
Of the town of HaTisonburg to submit the
question of levying special tax for water
purposes to the voters Of said town. Ap-
proved january %, 1872.
An act authorizing the trustees of the Pres
byterian church and congregation at Staun-
ton to execute deeds Of trust. Approved
January 23, 1872.
Joint resolution relative to the official terms
of certain officers of the Government and the
time within which they may qualify. Ap-
proved January %, 1872.
An act authorizing sale of the Front
Royal turnpike. In force January "a, 1872.
An act to incorporate the Virginia Iron
Mining, Chemical and Manufacturing Com
pany. In force January "a, 1872.
An act to amend and reenact section 5 OF
an act approved January 8, 1870, entitled IN
act to reasscss the lands throughout the Com
monwealth. In force January "a, 1872.
Joint resolution agreeing to an amendment
to the Constitution of Virginia in relation to
the clause in respect to and entitled 'usury, .
and directing submission of said proposed
amendment to the people for their approval
and ratification.
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AUCTION SALES TuIs BAY.
GRTDBs & WILLIAMS win cell on the premise
ct d o'clock P. N., lot at the northwest corner


GRTBBs & WILLIAMS win sell on the premises
~ ct d o'clock P. M, lot at the northwest corner Of
Franklin and Laurel streets, ssa feet front, sc.
HUDGINs & SUTTON viii sell on the premises, at
so'cIock P. IL, 2io feet Of land fronting on Arch
street at the corner Of Seventh.
ROBERTSON & .BR0NAUGH, fcr c. C. McRac,
Commissioner, will sell at 10 NJ. on the premises,
IN Manchester, a lot corucr Hull and Seventh
streets. Also, lot corner Bainirldge and Eighth
streets. Also. lot on Eighth street. Also, lot ON
Eighth and Porter streets. Also, lot on Bain-
bridge and Ninth streets. Also, lot In Swan
town, near Manchester.
HILL 6 GODDIN will sell for Charles W. Floyd
trustee at Hcnrico County courthouse, mt u NJ,
l2s acres of land with improvements thereon, In
Charles City county, near James river.
W. GODDIN Will sell on the premises, for George
NJ. Drewry and William Ambers, trustees. at -
NJ, 207 acres Of land In Chesterfield, with i'm
provemcnts thereon, two and a half miles from
Manchester.
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 A. n. gen.
cral assortment Of household furniture, carpets
mating, &C.
LYME & BROTHER will sell ut p. NJ. valuable
suburban property situated on the extension Of
Foushcc street about one hundred yards beyond
the corporate limits.
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Now, it is one of the curious facts of the
census that these figures convey scarcely any
information as to the relative magnitude OF
these seventeen boroughs. All that they tell
lls is the number Of people dwelling within
Il certain arbitrary limit, which in some cases
has hardly any relation to the actual bounds
rics Of the town ITSELF 1t is only possible to
judge Of the real magnitude Of any OF these
towns rs great centres and aggregates OF
population by local knowledge. Taking the
first and last of the boroughs in the above
list, it would appear that the population of
the town of Wolverhampton is nearly half
that Of the great town of Birmingham. Yet,
even foreigner who had paid q flying visit
to the hardware district would no doubt
perceive that there must be some hidden
error IN figures which sanctioned such COLI
clUsion. 4 reference to the report Of
the boundary commission at once shows
that whereas the Parliamentary bo-
rough Of birmingham does not contain
nearly the whole OF that spreading town,
the Parliamentary borough of Wolverhalnp-
ton spreads out east and south Of its ample
municipal boundary, and includes the town
OF Bilsion, the townships Of Willenhall and
Wedrestieid, and the great parish of Sedley.
The municipal boundary Of Wolverhampton
itself spreads far and wide beyond the actual
streets, but there are within it only G2, ,279 in-
iialitants. Birmingham, on the contrary, in
,:ludes all its 3i3. .696 within its municipal
boundary, and at the time Of the Boundary
Commission report had over $4,000 inhabit-
ants outside that boundary. In fact, so little
do these figures do justice to the great popu-
ation of the hardware metropolis, that the
Registrar-Gcncral himself directs special at
teilJicn to them. lie says, 10 get the full
Increase OF overowing Birmingham, the two
districts of Kings Norton and Aston must be
taken into account: the population Of the
three districts amounts to Nd, ,545,'' which Is
therefore the real population OF the great
town Of Birmingham.
The Registrar-Gcneral makes Similar OBJ
scrvatons about Manchester and Liverpool:
:. Manchester city contains 600 inhabit-
ants, but Manchester and Stafford are as much
one city us London and Southwark, and
| parts OF Chorton belong to the same great
community; so that a better conception OF
| Manchester, as it i generally understood, will
be obtained by putting these three districts
together, which contain 592, ,l6i people. So
Liverpool has 443, ,3IG inhabitants; but add
ing together The population Of the Liverpool
district and its contiguous district, West
Derby. tic aggregate population is 5Sl ,2O5,
which becomes $50 by the annexation oi
BiIkcnhead.'
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A ROMANTIC STORY ABOUT MoRGAN.-A
singular story comes up from the western
plains protesting to solve the mystery con-
nccted with the disappearance OF Morgan in
1926, an event which created intense excite
ment throughout the country in its day, IN
consequence of the suppostion that he had
been secretly killed by the Masons for having
published book bctraying their secrets. 1t
is now alleged that he was taken captive in
Texas, where he escaped and joined IL band
of Apaches. or course he married the
c,Iief's daughter, and in time became the
chief teaching the tribe military tactics, and
initiating them all Into the mysteries Of M's-
sonry.
at good old age he died, leaving. his half.
breed son to reign In his stead, and Is now
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CuAscERY COURT OF RIcHMoND-Judge
Ftzhuqh.--The following cases were dis
posed of yesterday:
Vim Is. Terrell. Decree confirming re-
mort of commissioner apd directing sale OF
property in the bill and proceedings men
toned. o H.
Given Is. Tinberlake, &c. Order dis
missing cause. Doo.o0
Claiborne us; schermerhorn, DC. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. ,a
Robinson's executrix Us. Robinson and
others, Decree confirming report OF com
missioners and making partial distribution
of the fund.
Motifs administrator Is. Watt and others
Decree confirming report Of commissioners
and making a partial distribution oil the
fund.
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TIE MACHINE FOR MIssIoSARIEs.-.fs erery-
body knous, there ts but one ss,cing-machtnc su0-
cietly simple and reliableJo the use Of MIssIoNA-
K1Es; and that Is tie WILCOX i GIBDS.
So long ago as 1861 the Rev. A. T. Pratt, mission
ary Of the American Board, writing to Mr. WILCOX,
saws: 81 have now had one Of Jour machines for
six months, and AIN ready to thank you forlntroou-
cling then, TO the public. IL is the ONLY machine
,,lose ,rorking is so sure and simple that Icould
rent,frc to introduce ii in Syrtd''
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TIE ALLEGED AssAULTISG CASE OF WEDSEs-
DAY.-Benjamin P. Adams was before JUS
tice White yesterday morning to answer the
charge of assaulting and striking James
Walsh with "butt rammer" on Wednes-
day morning, at the Tredegar Iron Works.
4 number of witnesses were examined,
which engaged the attention of the court IN
til - O'clock. The argument in the case took
up nearly all the rest of the day, and finally,
Just before 1 o'clock, the accused was sent on
to the Hastings Court for Monday week, and
balled to appear at taat time.
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buried in the Golden Mountain" j" in tomb
walled UP and covered with solid gold, which
has become an Apache Mecca, where the
tribes all meet yearly to Worship on the 24th
Of June. The story is entirely too wild for
cretence, but being the last development OF,
what has always been an impenetrable mys-
terry, it is perhaps worthy OF a passing note.
Charleston Netps. - .--.
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SPECIAL CARD.


The management Of the Richmond Theatre nnd
SINCERE pleasure in announcing an eDSagenens "ith
the young and talented arttsse
Miss MARIE WELLESLEY,
whose engagement from positive arrangements pre-
yiously entered into, is rcgretfully limited 70
! FIVE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE
commencing Oh TUESDAY EVENING, January
aOth and owing to the briefncss or her engagenen,
Miss Marie Wellesley will present in raplo succes
sion the following sublime creations:
! TUESDAY, DEBORAH;
! WEDNESDAY, ADRIENE LIE CoUhEE'
THURSDAY, JULIET
FRIDAY, ..#
/ BENEFIT OF MISS MARIA WELLESLEY,
who viii appear In her artistic conccptonof OF
BLANCA. -
SATURDAY YMATINEE-DEBORAH.
SATURDAY EVENING, Z. s. ...
and last night Of MISS MARIA WELLESLEY, ap-
pearing in her magnificent rendition OF
.CATHARISE HOWARD, a @ tsag
assisted by y
THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
Sorr.-secure seats earIy to avoid the crowd as
ansts nisn'' o'A "a 2s.y
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THE GRAND BALL MONDAY N1GHT.-The rush
for seats for the Grand Mask Ball at the theatre on
Monday night next HIS been so great that nearly al
the seats In the Dress Circle have been taken. Inc
Family Circle has also been laid OF, ana This morn
ing the sale Of reserved seats will conmencea' E9'
f. JouSSroTfS.
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CONTRACT FOR THE CHURCH HILL TuSNEI.
AwAHDED.--Major II. d. Whitcomh, chlel
engineer of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail,
road, has returned from New York, and
brings the intelligence that the contract for
the Church Hill tunnel has been awarded to
Mcssrs. Brannan 4 Haggerty. These gen.
t!cmen are already at work upon contracts
on this road. The work upon the tunnel
will be commenced very shortly.
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TuoMAs's CONCERT .-PIzzINI VIII have MS oeau'
tlful saloon lighted up this evening, where you may
after the concert, obtain icc-crcaIn' cake' e! o!s
ters, coffee and other eatabies.
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Try BOX of "Undoubted Cure" prepared py
Dr. G. WILSON HUNTERS positive and perma-
uent cure for rheumatism and neuralgia. for saie
bv all druggists, and by PURCELL, LApD q .oN'
wholesale Agents Richmond, Va
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READ. READ!-Everybody is of course going to
hear THoMAS's orchestra this evening. Bear In
mind that PIzzIS1 will he open after the concert,
and will furnish you with substanhals as well as Ice
cream, Jelly cakes, &C. ,...r-
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MASONIC DIsCoURsE.-The excellent discourse
delivered by the ReY. Or. John +. td"a.os, "
request Of Loge Francaisc, has been puoiSne" .,
BENJAMIN BATES, bookseller, lll7 Siala stree'' ai
Is for sale by all of the booksellers In this city.
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ITALIAN BALL.-The SCcieta di Fratelan-
zae Benevolerza Italiana of Richmond viii
give their first annual ball on the 18th OF
February, 1872, at the Virginia Hall.
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CoSy1cr REcE1vED.-Thomas johnson, con-
victed of grand larceny in Norfolk city, was
received at the penitentiary yesterday to Ge
confined five wears,
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NorAg1Es PuBLc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed the following notaries public: James
f. Clarke for the county Of Prince William
aud Obed. 6. Byrd for Accomac.
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ST. ALBAH's HALL SoLD.-The property on
Main and Third streets known as St. Adams
Hall was sold at auction Yesterday by Messrs.
Grubbs & Williams for Sl2,S50.
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MEETING OF TIE CITIZENS OF HARvIE TO
CONSIDER STREET IMPRoyEMENTs.-Ata meet
ing of the citizens of Haryie to consider GER
tain street improvements, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
"Whereas there is now no good road be-
tween the town of Harvie and the city OF
Richmond, and such road is absolutely ne
cessary for the said town and very important
to the said city,
"Resolred, /. That we, the freeholders Of
Haryie and vicinity, do each obiigate our
selves individually to pay the sum of $40 to-
wards opening and grading Carter street
from Winder to Ashland streets, and Ash
land street from Carter street to the present
terminus of the city railway.
"Resolred, .. That q committee of three
be appointed to request the County Court OF
Hcnrico to appropriate an amount equal TO
what is raised privately for the same pur-
nose, or to make the best arrangement they
can with the said court.
"Resolued, 8. That a committee of three
be appointed to see the City Council and re-
quest them to grade Ashland street from the
terminus of the city railway to the corporate
limits. :.
UResolred, 4. That 4 committee Of three be
appointed to see the city railway authorities
and request them as soon as the streets are
graded to extend their line to Haryie, or al
least to Carter street.
"Resolred, 3. That the papers of the city OF
Richmond be requested TO publish the pro-
ceedings Of this meeting"
\ vote of thanks was rendered Superin-
tendent Gill for the use Of his school-room
and, Oh motion of Mr.. John o. Sale, the
meeting was adjourned sine die.
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Leave your orders for dress and business sals
with Z. b. SrESCE j. SON. They have goou niaie-
rial. good cutters aud good workmen.
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THE FIRST THOMAS CoNCERT.-Thls event,
anticipated for weeks by the musical portion
of our community, takes place at Assembly
Hall tonight. All that his been said OF the
Eeatlty and richness Of ensemble, the euphony,
the purity Of intonation, the absolute
precision, the sensitive yet self-possessed re-
card for light and shade, the steady grasp OF
!ll the forces in crescendo and dinasnuendo,
and the mower Of thrilling climax, or Of the
fine individuality, toned down to such good
keeping with the whole of all the several IN
strlments, can only be repeated now. The
treasures of musical works winch compose
Thomas's concert programmes are so farlco'
and rich that to speak OF them WIN
true appreciation would require more
snacc than is allotted to us. Suffice 1t to say
tiat every morceal, small or large, so-G'llcd
classical or modern, captlIates the listener
whole attention and interest. This organlZa,
ton is doing good work in the interest
of musical art. They bring the ripe results
Of a wonderfully-adranccd musical art cui'
ture to the rcmotest places OF this country
awakening fresh impulses for future de'
vclopment and cultivation. Miss Marie
Kreis, who appears here for the first time
has acquired a European celebrity is
pianist. Her playing is marked by brdcuro
and ease peculiar to herself, combined VIII
feeling and highly-artistic taste. Not the
least of the accomplishments of the young
pianist is her remarkable memory, playing
everything, as she does, without notes. Al
audience embracing the intelligence and cul
ture of the city will doubtless assemble tc
welcome the return Of these artists to Rich
mond.
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HENRY BATES, $40 5Iain street, has Just received
ono,ber beautiful lot OF those genuine English
CheyIot shirts Those In want had better eaii early
and make their selection.
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The Grcat Towns Of England.


There are seventeen Parliamentary bor-
roughs in England and Wales, besides those
in the metropolis, which contain more than
100000 inhabitants. These towns, taken i'll
alphabetical order, stand as follows:
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POLICE Court, TnrRsDAY-Jns1ce up.
Hhite presiding.-The following case was
disposed of:
Margaret Strange, charged with using abu-
siye and insulting language to Virginia
Mumm. Continued until Goth.
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No rise In the price Of Shcetings, Shirtings, and
Pillow-Casc Cottons, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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Ready made clothing and genilemcns furnishings
have bern put down In price ut f. Is. SPENCE q
SONS. lses is the place for bargains.
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ls7s.-srK HATS. SILK HATS Spring style JUS
received ut A. A. ALIENS, 1918 Main street.
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UsaAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RIcHaosD PosT-OFFIcE JANUARY %, 1osI.-
Mrs. Martha Champney, East Boston, Mass
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FLOUR IssPEcToR.-B. f. Fter was yester-
day appointed Hour inspector Tor the city OF
Stalluton,
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Rr,ur,ruL,-There is nothing in the city at
present more beautiful than the fountain III
The lower part of the Capitol Square.
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PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

SATURDAY AFTERN JON FAMILY MATINEE.
: THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. =,
Admission to all parts of the house, Is cents. a -
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1872, p.
will be performed the beautiful drama OF tho
I LONG STRIKE.
Johnny Reilly Ia sailor. ).........Mr. j. u. WARD.
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A ASpEcIALTY-R eservedpiyidehd ohcle-'-- n'a'
,. o"a '' j. !. u, MOORE Agent.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer new lot Of bargains TO-
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Don't fail to visit PIzzrSrs this evening a1ter inc
concert. He will have the thing that IS sooa'
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FuNDED.-The amount of the public debt
funded to date ia SS1 ,973, ,501.
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Umbrellas at E. B. SPENCE s soS's, 1900 aiail
street.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS hid-Glove aa'eFuse-
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MILITARY NOTICES.


GRATS, ATTENTION q
Attend drill and business meeting OF your W
company at the Old Market Hall THIS friday IL
EVENING promptly 1T o'clock. ..
BY order of Captain BossIEUx.
, G.. X. WALDMAN,
IN 2s-lt Orderly Sergeant
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n conclude with the comedy Of

r,rv -on ..'..,..........I BIZ. j. II. WARD.
SIIs,n n.....,...,........Mi Miss EMMA PIERCE.
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NTCILAGE.

(fARTEE'S NUCILAGE.
THE GREAT STICKIsT.
I}..H and clcl-. s:lcl,s everything e4cep. the
.-t.. Satisfaction guaranteed. For sale by
RANDOLPH S ENGLISH, Agents,
..a -, 1873 Main street.
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AMsSEMEN'rS. A
ICHNIOND THEATRE.

Benefit and Last Night hut Ono Of
Mr.. JAMES NJ. WARD
and Miss EMMA PIERCE.
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DIANK-RODkS AND STATIONERY
. Fyl: THE NEW YEAR.

guc subscribers are supplied with 2 full stock of
GOOD H.ANK-BOOkS,
rl.r,,4sfu, aIi ,ii.. IJ~u.i form, OF itAY-BOOkS
.rLE&ALS. IEDGERS. ChSH-bookS, N
kJ!.E-Eo3itS. HiLI.-IDOhS. X T. & +
IDnkS, E!iECK-BoOkS, and MEhoRhNbea!
BOOKS.
Having :, w.'l-41.,cinrci Eo0N BlSDEkI: thcl
.,t,. i,rti#-r-! ~ in.,uufscture BLANh-BoOhS Il
,s.N .."gEd pattern. "a,
IA1y h4,dalso ~ storb DIARIES CALENDARS
s,.t AI.Gh%AtS !or 1872. -
lien lars IL L.cir customers S1a'is.
te@s WDDBiiOUSE 4 PARHAM
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SPRING SILK lat tor 1872 now ready at ALLEN

Read LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisements
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY rs, 1877. u. !
r@ Arrived.
Steamer Eliza Hancox clifford, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent h EG.s
-.s.e-.-r ... y- SAILED. - ... .sr
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York mer.
chandise and passengers, J.4W. Wyatt, agent. .a
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, W. P. Brett, agent.
aa,t 81 MEMORANDUM. Is
Schooner Roswell, Copp, from Richmond, Va, ar
rived at Galveston 18th Instant.
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=, >,'E'uE BEST INK IN THE MARKET"
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CARTEE'S
CARTEE'S .
COMBINED WRITING ASD COPYING
INK.

I. ao>rs c.cIv, copies perfectly never mould',
80 I.4.s. i equally good for Ordinary wriiins
r...s-Locpinr, or coping, doing away with tie
h.,. ct us!u- Two kinds. II Is used largely III Inc
t>..ga!uc,! Offices BANKS, &C., and Is endorsed py
l..e Secretary O: tie Treasury al Washington.