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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

PRIVATE LETTER-BoXEs.-In view of the
delays in the delivery of letters by carriers,
resulting from the tardiness of servants and
others in answering the postman's ring or
whistle, the superintendentS of the carrier
service in this and other cities are endGiTor-
ing to impress upon the public the import
;lnce of providing a safe and conveniently
located box ut every house and place OF bI-i-
ness, into which carriers may drop their let
ters without loss of time. Our carriers arc
prompt and pains-taking in the discharge OF
their duties, but their movements are very
much retarded by being compelled to Waitat
doors until some one shall appear to receive
letters, and under these circumstances they
cannot make their deliveries rs promptly or
as sfreauently as would be desirable. Were
some kind of receptacle provided ut every
street door, this difficulty would be
wholly obviated, and less number Of
carriers would. be able to do a good deal
more work in Il given time, and do 1t
better than is now possible. The expense OF
suitable boxes would be very small, ana
would be offset many times by the benefits
which their general adoption would confer
upon the publicin the increased effectiveness
of the carrier. system, and were the depart
ment to make such provision the condition
OF Tree uellfefy, tue puDiiS No"iu navy ~
reason to complain of the injustice of the
requirement. The system of private lock-
boxes was introduced in London several
years ago with the most satisfactory results,
and until we have them here we cannot eX-
pect to make our carrier service as perfect or
efficient AS it should be. Boxes are now pro-
yided in some instances, and it is hoped by
every one connected with the Department
that they will come into general use not only
here, but in all other cities having free de-
livery system, especially If NC arc 10 have
postal cards,
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Go TO CAMPBELL & Co.'S well-known gallery,
Ninth and MaihSsleets, for cheap and hrst-class
work They are determined that the so-called first
class gallery shall no longer lead the public astray
that thcy are making pictures ut our lOlo prices.
We do not advertise one price and charge another.
We now guarantee 70 give to every that has one
dollars worth of pictures made at our gallery Il
prize worth from fifty cents to two dollars. Our
name Is sufficient guarantee that this is no Yankee
dodge We invite the public to call and examine for
themselves.
Prices Photographs neatly colored, $3.50 pei
cozen; photographs neatly colorcd, sl.5O per hall
dozen; or four for:l Also, pictures Of every de-
jcription at the lowest prices.
CAMPBELL & Co.,
Ninth and Main streets.
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FINE SPECIMENS OF DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TuRE.--Captain y. G.. Babcock, the ice dealer,
has shown his faith in southern manufuc-
lures by having three new wagons built in
Richmond. They made their appearance on
The street yesterday, and were generally
admired as handsome, strongly built, and
evidently durable. They were the product
of the shops of Mr.. Robert Ii. Bosher, who
haS shown in them that in this line Richmond
need fear no northern competition. The
harness OH the horses attached to the wagons
were also much admired. They were made
by s. 5. Cottrell Il Co. and Dickinson & Co.
Captain Babcocli is entitled to honorable
mention for thus encouraging our own manu-
featuring establishments.
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DEAD OR DfISG.-Whcre the hair is unnaturally
dry you may be sure that 1t Is dying; and unless
artiiiciay vialzcd it will be as dead as leaves
IN November. Feed the whitening flbres and stiml-
late tie torpid scalp with LYONS KATHAIRoN, and
the evil, which must otherwise soon culminate In
badness will be speedily remcded. 1t Is absolutely
necessary for the health Of the brain that 1t be kept
moderately moist with preparation capable Of
nouiisbng and invigoratingi LYONS KATIIAIRoS
fulils these conditions, and is the only article that
actually puts neto life into the capillary tubes
through which the natural nourIshmcnt has ceased
TO pass This pure and harmless vegetable prepare
ton Is absorbed by the skin of the head to the roots
CT the hair and passes into the laentsby the force
Of capillary attraction.
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The First church school reported two
conversions during the month, and the
Grace-Street school reported the death of
one pupil and the conversion of three during
the same time.
The largest attendance at all the schools
was on the oath Of March, when there were
present in all the schools reporting 247 Off
GERS and teachers and = ,229 scholars.
The President called attention to the great
need of the Fulton school for teachers, and
urged all those who could do SO to labor in
that field, as it is place where great good
may be accomplished.
The Association was also addressed by
Rev. Dr.. Curry, Rev. DR.. Jetcr, and 10y
MeSsrs. J. Is. Watkins. c. Waltlall, William
FORBES, and j. $. Bethel after which adj
journed to meet at the Second Baptist church
on the evening of the second Monday i'll May
next.
MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL SOCIETY.
The regular meeting was held at Manches-
ter church Sunday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock, Il.
W. Pcmbcrton, of Trinity, Vice-Presilent,
in the chair.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Manchester school, and prayer by Rev. W. B.
McGilvray.
Rev. Z. NJ. Peterson delivered very en-
tcrtaining address on the subject Of "MiS-
takes" His remarks were interspersed with
incidents illustrative of the subject.
William Willis, Jr., President of the So
cicty, also addressed the mcetins-suhjcct.
Living Water" His remarks were very
interesting.
The singing was well executed hy the
school. especially the piece rendered by the
five little girls, the others joining in the cho
rus.
The following is a summary Of superin-
taudentS' repOrtS for March:
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TIE RECElvAElIITY OF CoUPoNs FOR TAXES.
Mr.. y. Austin Smith has applied TO the Cir
cult Court of this city for mandamus to
compel the sheriff OF Richmond to receive
coupons issued under the funding act i'll
satisfaction OF tax bill. Judge Wexford
has issued rule requiring Sheriff Wright to
appear at 10 o'clock this morning and show
cause why the application should not be
granted. This case was made up to test the
constitutionalty Of the act repeating the
section of the funding act which make cou-
pons receivable for taxes, etc. Mr.. Smiths
johnson, and w. L. Royal.
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,,s-ryoY SAFES rHgS DAY.

rtI,.i,>W. NETSEE Will sch AT log \. NJ, Mt his
...,.f.-,ogt-y. clocks. chrom"7. plated ware. &c.
,opN < I-tt"liiNN VIII sell NJ 10 A. NJ. an As
.... -,e,-.f at furniture. &C.
i.rjLIlAM viii sell n",@ I. NJ. me ola hospital
}...! l.s and fencing on Navy t'iI'.
mi 4 Sr,0NMN Will >cN a;@5 y. NJ. c'shty-thrcc
l..a..}e !nls in l"pc'!alc near itar'r.
..";.Ei.S & WILLIAMS will sci! Al I. NJ. a farm
g.. rs acres, Oh the Williamsburg turnpike one
~. ,,r,c--y,,arIcr miles from Hichmond
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Church Nofcs--Sundsy.Scsioo AssOciH-
ti0ns--C mation--Charity Scr.

tfons--ConGrmation--Charity Scr.
mon. zat5a<. -
Notwithstanding the gloomy weather OF
the forenoon, great MANY people were at
tIacted to Manchester Oh Sunday BY. the
monthly meetings of the Baptist and Metho-
dist Sunday School Societies. There were
few meetings or sermons of unusual interest
on this side Of the river.
BAPTIST sUTDAy-scHooL ASSOCIATION.
The regular monthly meeting of the "Bap-
tist Sunday-School Association of Richmond
and Vicinity was held on last Sunday after
noon ut the Baptist church in Manchester.
The President. j. B. Winston, Esq, pre-
sided Otway D. Browne secretary.
The Introductory exercises consisted of
singing by the Sunday school of the Man
chester Baptist church, and prayer by Rev.
j. NJ. Butler. The monthly and quarterly
reports of the schools were then prcsentedas
foloWs-yiZ.,
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JoB PRINriSG.-We call the attention of Incr-
chants clerks Of courts, sheritfs lawyers railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents. and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered a:
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-Heads. .LctterHeads, Programmes, Ball Tickets
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare, ShowBills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C.,
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed '@.+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

DRAWN JuRoRs.--Thc following jnrymen
are drawn in Hcnrico county clerks Office
to serve in the Circuit Court Of said county,
which commences April 23d: r. j. Tuck,
George Eubank, J. L. Howell, L. T. Drum
heller, j. B. Francis, w. T. TURNKEY, w.
Hechler, r. Castleberg, j. w. Southworlh,
George Swartz, Julian +. Green, Charles
Guidt, A. L. Fisher, Edward Boyd, r. NJ.
Hudgins, r, III. Ford. -
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TIVE WEED SEwING-MACuISE-This Is supc-
rior family machine, straight needle, and lcckstich,
easily managed and kept IN repair, and adjusts Itself
to every varciy of work. We have made careful
inquiry of those VINO have given the machine tho
rough trial IN tho family aud have for several weeks
had one in our Office that we might, Of our own
knowledge, bc able TO recommend the machine in
it stood the test and now able to give it
our hearty endorsement. 1t took the first prize at
the Paris Exposition as family sercin5-mdchtne,
and We believe it TO bc of the most desirable in
the market.-BoSton Congregationattst and Re-
rOrTer.
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GOVERNOR WALKER FOR Weep PRESIDENT -
Frank Leslie's illustrated newspaper, OF New
York, has long editorial article this week
ably setting forth the claims of Governor
Walker, of Virginia, for the e-Presidency
of the United States, and recommending
Trumbull and Walker as the ticket for the
Cincinnati Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

GRAND SACRED CoNCEnT.-Thc choir of the
Monumental church, assisted by the Wash
ington Octette, will in short time give a
second grand sacred concert, the proceeds of
which will be devoted to the repair Of the
organ and other church purposes. The
Monumental choir is the best in the South,
and is thoroughly appreciated by the people
of Richmond, while the Washington Octette
is composed of some of the best amateurs in
the country. Their combined attractions
will ensure successful entertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

OFF FOR BALTIMORE Grand Chan
csllors W. FL. Wade and ID. w. Botanon left
here last night to attend the session OF the
Supreme Lodge Of the World, which COM
duly elected representatives Of the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia. .s'1'' E'S','i :. -
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DRAMATIC ENTERTAIsMENT.--A grand drl-
matic and musical entertainment will be
given at Virginia Hall on Wednesday the
18th for the benefit of Temperance Hall.
Two laughabe farces will be presented, con-
sisting of "Your Lites in Danger" and
Nan; or, The Good-tor-Nothing.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

HEsR1co COUNTY CouRT.-In this court on
Saturday Judgment was rendered against ex-
Collector Ialey for 81 ,3O1.08 in favor OF
Tuckahoe township. On yesterday the pro-
ceedings in execution of the Judgment were
stayed for thirty days, pending an appeal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

The THEATRE.--De Castro, the magician,
drew fine house last night. We have only
to say that lie is equal to any magician III
the country, and that he is likely TO have 4
successful week in Richmond.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyanokc, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
STEINER 6. Is. Upton. Roberts, New York, mer-
chaudlsc and passengers.
Steamer Pals;de. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, w. r. Brett, agent
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Baltimore, coal,
Forbes S hDcrs.
Schooner Charm, Star, Hampton, light, Currie &
Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford, Norfolk, inerchan-
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum, agent.
PASSED In. stg
FORTRESS MONROE, April l3.-Passcd In for Rich
mond, bark Zufriedenheit, from Liverpool.
MEMORANDA. ..s,
NORWICH. April 10.-Arrived, schooner Rambler,
Hamilton, from Virginia. +.
NEW HAVEN, April Io.-Arrived, schooner Ella
+. Croweil, Higgins, from Virginia.
DISASTERS.
Schooner Josiah Hardy. Patterson, from Proyi-
dence for Virginia, In ballast went ashore at mid
night 9th instant, two miles south of Sluan Intent
Is supposed TO be- bilged. ~
a brig, name unknown, was ashore at Hog Island,
Va, A. NJ. Of 10th, but subsequently came of and
proceeded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

The BERGER ENTERTAINMENTS yesterday
afternoon and last night were largely at
tended, notwithstanding the bad weather,
and the performance on each occasion was
excellent. We hope we shall often see the
Bergers here again.
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To SToEMAKERs, SADLEns, AND MERCHANTs.-
A large and fresh stock or LEATHER, CALF SKINS.
SoEFISDSGs, etc., for sle at prime cost, In lots
to suit purchasers Cash buyers will study their IN
terest by calling forthwith as EfcIfBEIG ScHAAPs,
liOe Main street near Fourteenth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

. THE TELEGRAPH ScAooL.-The second session
of this Institution win commence. April 18th.
Young men deIirous OF learning useful and profit
able business IN very short time and at merely
nc,ninaI cost should call on Messrs. PAfaTEE y
McGoYgss, ,l2,s Main street, aud enter at oHee,
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ADvERTISE..-Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsON e Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
rntp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

/, Phlox Dr,rmm6ndi Is one OF Che prctfiest aud
most freely blooming of our summer flowers. Send
to A. b. LEcNRsBY,s, siain street, and get pack
age Of seed for FIVE cents. 100 .t lIs-J-t..-..I I
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KITCHEN RoBBERY.-On saturday Mr..
Lewis Frayser, who resides on st. Johns
street, had his kitchen broken open and lot
of crockery and several cooking utensils
stolen
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"Ifave run several kinds of machines Have now
shuttle machine; bu. have put 1t by, counting it
;roythless i,i comparison with my WILCOX &
E1aRs y lLiss PreStOn. MilaLiMs, W I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

PYTH1AS PIc-NIc.-Damon Lodge, No. I,
X. p, propose to give a grand picnic in Il
short time, and have appointed IN active
committee of arrangements, in accordance
with the decision of the Lodge.
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c. II. REFS & CO., photographers, oil and ol3 Main
street. Lu1teS de Uisite $3.50 per dozen, from
touched negatives equal 10 those charged s6 for in
New York-so pronounced by two Of the leading gal
cric3 in that CITY.
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To sboemakcrs-tlic population of England In
creascs Que thousand solcs day. We don't know
what 1t Is in Richmond; but 1t must be considerable,
judging from the number OF suits L. b. SPENCE
son are selling each day. ,s ,-..-. ...
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HusTINGs CouRT.-In this court on yester-
day DR.. \. A. Ii. Goddin WAS arraigned for
trial on a charge Of felony. \ humber OF
witnesses were examined. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

SALE OF REAL EsTArE.---1Ir. james NJ.
Taylor. real estate agent aYd auctionccr. sold
Il house and lot on Clay between Eighth and
Ninth streets for S6,S0O.
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Go to Virginia Hall "Wednesday night and see
'sYour Lifc's In Danger and Nan, or the Good
for Nothing"
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EEAPoLlTAN CREAM, orange Ice, strawberry
cream, lemon cream, chocolate cream, pineapple
cream, or tnge cream, venilla creain All kinds or
any made to order.
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1T is r,imored that the Crown Prince of Germany
will pay visit to the United States next autumn,
and that his headquarters when In Richmond win be
at L. B. SPENCE 6 SONS fashionable clothing stose
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NJ. ELLYsON & Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted In any Journal of the country ut regular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

SUPREME COURT OF APrEALs.-No business
was transacted in this court yesterday. 1t
will probably adjourn OH saturday next the
20th instant.
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Five dollars will buy many useful things at E. q.
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street. Pitch In.
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PAYING THE INTEREsT.-Upt this time the
sum Of S115, ,S76.0 90 has been paid out Of the
State Treasury on account of the interest on
the public debt,
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..He that bath no music in his soul is only &c fer
strategem and strife. Wednesday night at Virginia
Hail. .,.a..-.,.F. -.
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TRY IT AND KEEP CooL--Come one come all
give PLEDGE call ; for good lce-cream he exccl
them ALL Any Kind made to order.
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New bands, bracelets and neck chains, opening ct
NowLAN & Co.'S. .t ,gE Ela.. as, st-f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-16

ICEBERG observation-disclosures splendid
fountain Is now ready TO accommodate all who wish
good soda water.
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Prayer Before the Battle and Marsailles, with
songs, duets, &C., ut Virginia Hall, "Wednesday
night.
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SWEET HAVANA OGAHGEs.-PIzz1NI has few
rrorp
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New silver in cases, for bridal presents. at Now
Ian & Co.'S.
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DOLLY WARDEN is the name Of E. B. SPENCE s
SONS latest style neck-ttcs.
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Party tlXngs for gentlemen In endless variety at
E. b. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street. u a.s
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New diamond-cluster and solitaire rings OPEN
ing at NowLAN Il Co.'S.
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Don't forget to call at sl7 Broad street for Jour
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DATES, DATEs.-PIzzIsI is selling Two pounds
for twenty five cents. z$lEf=s;2
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REVIVAL,

The revival at the Clay-Street Methodist
church is still progressing with increasing
interest. Large congregations nightly attend
the services, and with the deepest socmnity
hear the word of life. DR.. RosSer still con
tinues to assist the pastor of the church (thc
Rev. Mr.. Peterson). His sermons have been
earnest and able, producing profound inl-
preston on the community. Up to this time
there have been twenty-eight conversions.
Nine persons were received into the church
last Sunday.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

FOR NEW YORK.--The Old .eSSSFeg,
Il Dominion Steamship Company eie-..sssAasz1ss.,
CANT side-wheel steamship WYhSuKE, Captair
CorcH, VIII sail TUESDAY; April 18TH, at il o'clock
Through nius OF lading. signed, aud goods for
wardei with dispatch 10 all points north south,
est and west. Close connections iIidc with Cunard
Line for foreign ports Passenger accoEirodatCrs
unsurpassed Fare, Sl2; steeragr, a6: round-tlfp
tickets, $2O. For freight or passage, apply to Ef
JOHN " WYATT, Agent,
ap l5-2t p No. ) Governor street.
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BANASAs.-Go to PIzzISi's If ron wish some fine
bananas. * ~ POS sstF ssr@
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, WILLIAM LoCKHAgT, Agent,
corner Of Eighth and Main streets.
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On Sunday night, according to announce
mcnt, Bishop Gibbons preached "A charity
sermon at St. Peters cathedral. The SER
mon was eloquent, able, and in all respects
worthy of the reputation OF the distin-
g,lishcd prelatc who delivered it. y large
congregation was present, and we have rea-
son to believe that good, round sum was
raised to replenish the Society for whose
benefit the sermon was preached.
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EOR NEW YORK.-yirginia GsgsS
i, Steamship and Packet CemRans'ssass R Z sae
elegant steamship GEORGE j. UPTON, Captain
EoBERTs will leave her wharf at Rockets on TtkS-
DAY, April 10th, ut o'clock L. ~, connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from SAME pier
Close connections and through bills lading given to
an southern. eastern. and western paccs; also 10
Europe and Australia. Cabin passage, $40: no
sccrage round-trip tichets SIS For freight Or pas
s:ige apply to ID. !. BURR, President. -
l214 Main street.
N.B.-R. s. III. CHAMDEELA1SE, Agents, Pier IL
North river. New York. IL -...--a. ;. .,k aD Dl3-5t
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TOR NORFOLK, PEO RT7s-scE1i.,
II MOUTH, AND wAY-LASDIN6iSG GssSs.
ON u! JAMES M EIVER-The eIeent steamer. PAI.i-
SADIE, Captain NELSON, VIII leave her wharf lat
every TUESDAY, HuRSDAY T.. and SATURDAY
at 81 O'Clock a. NJ Freight received every day FROM
7 O'Clock a. NJ to 6 o'clock r. M. An way freight
must be prepaid. Apply TO agent on wharf or cap
tain OH board. GF.zs rssE as5<jf 81 &c. .deis
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is, 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, ApRIL Is, 1877.
Snu rises .......... $50 Moon sets......... 1853
Sun sets .......... 63l High tide. ........ll:s0
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E,.,t..~:a,.: ssrr;~ion Of the Snprcsn"
Goacs q; Appeals Of FirSinsa--ffo"
contracts made During tho Nar foi
i've sale af Property, md Falling Dmc
,,sr-:,;.. s.'ar, arc 30 DC Scaled.
This yrry important decision Of or Court
u- Appeals WIS rendered a short time since,
.ol =, there has been great demand for it by
,4c..4v and public. we have caused the fol-