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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

ROYALFIREINsURANCE.C COMPANY
CAplTSL $40, O00 coo.
Deposited witt, Treasurer of Virginia $4,000.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
IOhDO
Observation-Disclosures. ...... IS, 900, 900.
iirrositcd with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders personally responsible for the obi
cations of The above c0mnsnirs.
Representing the above staunch old English com.
panics, We solicit The patronage of the public upon
their umIueStonahe security, prompt aud liberal
settlement of all claims and heavy income.
JOHN III. CLAIBORNE 4 Co, Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN1,
OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S5n, 000, 900.
Cash dividends declared In January Of each year.
Premiums payable annually, scml-ann,ially, and
quarterly.
The OLDEST. LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
In the United States. -
JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE. Agent,
&C. No. l1C- Main street.
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The Greeley WtlA-Casc-Withdraw OF
the Misses Greeley from the Contest.
New YoRK, February 3.-At White Plains
TODAY, at the opening of the Greeley will
case, Judge Hart stated that he had received
a note from Miss Ada Greeley, which had
been approved by her sister, in which they
begged to withdraw from the contest which
their opponents were determined to wage
over their fathers grave.
The contestants then proceeded to prove
the will made by Mr.. Greeley in 1871 with.
out further opposition. II was stated that
Dir. Greeley left property estimated TO be
worth 100000, and with the estate OF Mrs
Greeley would amount to S225, 900.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS
stock ana Money Markets.

new YoRK, February S.--Money. 6sto 1.
Sterling, 1925. Gold, liz to113t. Govern
menfs slightly lower and steady. States dull
and steady, except Tennessee's, which are
very strong. ,-3a ..s
Tennessee's, S3a; new, S3l. Virginia's, Al;
new, so; ,consols, 55a. Louisiana's, 90; new,
%. Levee's, SO; s's, 20. Alabama's, 81;
SIS, 55. Georgia's, 10; 7's, 80. North Caro-
lina's, 80; new, IS; special tax, 13. South
Cardinals, 40; new, 2s; April and October,
25.
BALTIMORE, February 3.--Virginia 6's, old,
IS; consot, 55a; registered, 81. All bids.
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VIOLENT SSow-SToRM IN ESGLAND.-Lon-
don. February 1.-The British Tales were
visited last night b. one OF the most violent
storms ever experienced, even at this season
Of the year. Snow fell to IN extraordinary
depth in the city and country. This morn
ing il was six inches deep in the city OF Lon.
don. Travel was almost wholly suspended.
OmnibuSses and cabs ce'sed running, and
scarcely vehicle of any description has been
seen in the streets all day. In the provinces
the snowfall was much heavier. and in the
extreme north the drifts are several feet deep.
The gale ragged with great fury all around
the English and Irish coasts. Many wrecks
have already been reported, and there has
been 4 fearful loss OF life. especially off Tor
quay and around Tie Scilly Islands. The
steamer Clanaininc went ashore during the
night on Black Head and became total
wreck. 1t is feared all on board are lost.
TIL. Ship Sarah was wrecked on the Irish
coast nrar Bal5riggan, and fourteen OF her
crew were drowned.
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Terrific Gales at Sea.

BosroN, February 3.-The Cunard steamer
Olympus encountered terrific gnles on her
last trip, which stove her bulwarks. 1t was
the hardest passage of the season.
HALIFAX, n. s., February 3.-The steam
ship Cuba, from Liverpool for New York,
put into this port Yesterday and sailed for
her destination to-day. She reports having
experienced very heavy weather. Two Of
her boats were injured, and her deck-house
and bulwafks were also slightly damaged.
All on board are well.
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II j. IRVING & co.
DRESS SHIRTS.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

( Our ELLrpTIC YOKE SHIRT Is pronounced by
thousands of wearers TO be the perfection Of Gle
gancc and comfort. ...s
Our SYSTEM OF CUTTING, which Is peculiarly
our own, enables us TO fit any form deforn1ty
with absolute precision.
In the matter Of MATERIALS and MANUFAc-
TuRE our long experience enables us to guarantee
entire satisfaction. TT. IRVING s CO.,
No e13 5iain street, Richmond, Va.
GroRGE L, MARSHALL and E. FORREST PEcoa
salesmen can be found at the above house.
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How FASHIONABLE BROoKLYS BABIES Dress.

How FASHIONABLE BROoKLYS BABIES DRESS.
At ciildrcn's fashionable r:rty given in
Brooklyn saturday the Sun SAYS: One little
girl (if she could be recognized as Such) par
ticuarly engaged attention. She could not
have been more than nine years Of aye, and
in addition to the powdered hair and daz-
cling costumes, she sportpd with true appre-
citation natr pf diamond earrings, gold
chain, and watch studded with diamonds.
Upon each arm was bracelet Of elaborate
workmanship, which she held pfor display,
cXclaiming us she did 81: "Tbere's no
slam about these; they're the real stuff, for
mother said So" Another child of seven
summers WAS arraycd in rose-colorcd silk,
s. per yard, trimmed with three point ap-
plique liounces a galaxy of diamonds, and
other expensive jewelry gold lie t, the
buckle of which was literally covered with
diamonds band of gold cncircled the head,
and from Il pendant theyeirom Sparklcd
Il solitaire of great value. Her mother was
heard 10 cXclaim cxutiugly that the price of
her c!iild's outfit for that evening was 81 900.
A jealous mother oycrhcaring the remark
declared, Upon the next occasion my
daughter shall be dressed in tea-rosc silk,
which is by all means less common than
pink. As for jcwelry, she shall surpasS Miss
Nellie, or I'm mistaken" The young gentle
men, whose ages ranged from nine to, four
teen years, We're generally attired in black
dress-coats, light pants, and lavender neck
ties. Their ambition was exhibited by con-
spcuous gold watch-chains and seal orna-
mcnts, Rings Of every description and
quality were worn, consisting of diamonds,
onyx, seal, amethyst, topaz, emeralds, &c.
The hlr of the elder swains was parted in
the middle, and worn i'll long, floating locks.
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ANairS I'm Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, February 3.--It is stated
that witness has gone to Washington who
will swear he made fifteen hundred of the
certificates presented before Judge Durell in
the case of Kellogg Us. Wannoth.
Charles i. Noyes, formerly of Galveston,
who was garroted and robbed on the oath
utimo, died this morning of injuries then
received.
John Goeken committed suicide to-day by
shooting himself in the head with pistol.
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Tho Stokes Cnsc.

New, YoRK, February 3.-Don Passos,
counsel for Stokes, continued his argument
to-day before Judge Boardman on the mo-
ton for new trial. He urged at length the
unconstitutionality Of the new jury law as
one OF the main reasons for reversal of
Judgment.
The case of Barclay us. The People, which
has been argued before the general term,
embracing the same proposition, will soon
be decided, and therefore Stokes's chances
will be narrowed down. Beach will reply.
Tomorrow .-.asa g. Lie. = > .--
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Tho wharton Jury Fail to Agree.

/ ANsApoLls, Mn, February 3,--The Whar.
ton jury, which had been out since noon Of
Friday, being still unable to agree, were dis.
charged this morning. They stood eight for
conviction and four for acqrlittal. There
was no demonstration in The crow ded court
room. Mrs. Wharton was released upon the
renewal Of her bail. EfEz
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SERIOUS AccipENr.--Thc Wytheville En-.
.''I't$e says: MI. Peter Catron, of Elk
"r"A ElaNSon county, met with painful
.r''d"Hl OH Monday iis.. Being engaged in
nN,nS ,oinc oi the machinery on keiley'S
Nv" "hie II WAS III motion his clothing be-
zane III SOME way cntanslcd in the gearing.
ahd Hr Was whirlcd round several times ut
very rapid rate, and not until lis clothing
""> Torn oil and both LEGS broken was he re-
,,"N'd lro:n Iii, rciiIouS situation. DR.. S.
L. ''aEcr>, Of TIL, place, WAS called to see
III" "nlor'una'n maIRA lind Oh Tuesday am
i"',''rd one lee below the knee and set the
''"k"h bone. OF thc other.
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Fires.

CLEVELAND, February 3.-The Lake Erie
Iron Company's works have been burned.
Loss heavy.
QUEBEC, February 3.-The courthouse
was destroyed by fire yesterday, entailiBg q
loss Of all the records Of the province since
its foundation, together with title-deeds and
other important, legal documents.
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LIE VALLEY RAlLRoAD.-Thc Staunton
NA) Spectator states that the Valley Rail-
read Company has executed mortgage for
v3,o0o0oo 10 complete The entire line The
fruG> Will he per cent. currency bonds
imya!!, IN thirty wears. These bonds will
h@ i !ir,, lien on the entire line Of the road,
running | - iailcs through a part OF the Val
IL! Of Virginia, ana crossing two great cast
sag west nes--the Chesapeake and Ohio at
stanton, and the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio al Salem. By the sale of these bonds,
secured by this mortgage, the requisite
amount of money with the subscriptions
amounting to S3,20V,000 heretofore made)
WIN be obtained to complete the road from
laIrlSonburs 10 salem.
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ARRIVED.
steamer Isaac Boil, Brakeman, New York, mer.
cllandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt, agent.
i Steamer Fox, Brown, Chickahominy, lumber
Charles Phillips
Schooner Independence, Montgomery Hampton
Sloop Sophia, Read, lower james river grain, t.
SIoon Ruth, Fitchctt, Hampton, oysters.
SAILED.
chandise ana passengers, i. B. Tatmru, agent.
Schooner Fafiner's Return, White, lower James
river, brick, K. NJ. Hudein. --....
TOTAL DISASTERS IN JANUARY. ~.
The number of vessels belonging 10 or boutd .ts
or from portsn the United States reported total
lost and missing during the past month Is IL OF
which 20 were wrecked. abandoned, burned, q
They arc classed as follows: steamers, ships,
bsrhs hrigs, and 10 srhooncrs; and their total
value, exclusive Of cargoe5 Is estimated at $l5la,
900. ..s-s.t -asT..H.-
Schooner Father and Son cleared from Baltimore
nth instant for Petersburg, Va.
The number OF vessels that entered and cleared at
this port for the month Of January Is US follows
/? steamships, 20 steamers, bark, br!ga, 81 schoon-
crs, II sloOps, and is boats and harges.
The steamer Empire, Garitier from Philaoeiphl
for this port now three days overdue, is supposed
10 be detained in the bay by Ice.
B. Bss esrga hf
NEW York, February s:-Arrived, steamers Old
Dominion, A1bcmarle, City or London, GGorse e
Washington, Leo, Halteras, Charleston, and West
philadelphia. -,
NEW foRK, February 3-Arriyed, steamers Sem
inole, Eugene and Westphalis. The latte steamer:
with o64 passengers, had a rough passage. The
cabin and spar deck were filed with water. :
FORTRESS MONROE. February aEPassed In.
steamer Peruvian, from Liverpool for Norfolk and
Baltimore.
NEW York. February s.-Arriyed, steamships
Wcscr, from Bremen; and Canada, from LIVER
Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, February 3.-Sieamshlps Peruvian and
Canadian, Allan line. arrived this morning, the
former from Liverpool with freight ana nIty-two
passengers, and the latter from New Orleans FOR
Liverpool. .... ...... si,as Z, +. lsEs.
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Obituary.

PHILADELPRIA,F February 3.-Coionei
James Collier, prominent lawyer and poll
tician of Ohio, died at his residence In Steu-
benyile yesterday; aged eighty.four years.
He was soldier of 1912, and was the first
collector of California.
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Trial and Conviction or Gamblers.

PHILADELPHIA, February BE-. n. Marks
and John UBrien were tried to-day and
found guilty Of maintaining gambling
saloon.~ 80.
+ William Haas and William Siner, common
counc1Imen, were put upon trial. char ged
with 3 similar offence. They had " jumped"
their bail, and were brought back from New
York this morning.
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MiHISrHEIh. GALL.~Fhe Presbyterian
''nS"Sa'Ion 1T lcrSburg, who have been
Mh'"Ht pastor siucc the removal of Rev.
-, " i"pIon 10 another field of labor, on
H"'"''', h'>t"Ntcnded an invitation to Rev
NJ. laiEr, 4 !iccniiatc OK Orange Prcsby-
ny Nofti' Carolina, 10 take cliur.c OF their
'h'irca.-L"csjury iGrr0r.
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COMMERCIAL, I
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, February 3. -

Monday, February 3.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-White, 42s bushels. Red. 1908 bushels.
CoRN.-Whte, 522 bushels. Mixed, SEQ bushels.
OATs.-l5o bushels. ........ =.
RIE.--3S bushels rf~# s'-e-
MEAL.-Go bushels.
SALES.
WnEAT.-Wbite, II bushels common ut $2.l0; 100
bushels prime OH private terIIs 70 bushels COMMON
OF sl.6(-total, 2Ts bushels. .-. .~a
WHEAT.-Rcd. 90 bushels good at S2,1s; % bushels
good ut S,.l2; liz bushels very good Mt $2'5; lst
bushels fair at S2l0 50 bushels very good private
terms: 10 bushels common ut Sl.60; 152 bushels
common at Sl.s5; l,02s bushels prime on private
terms-total, l,G0S bushels.
CoRN.-White. 1873 bushels very good at 7oc. Mix.
ed. 100 bushels prime ut 7oc.-toOal, s0s bushels.
MEAL.-GO bushels good ut zoe, -s.a~ ~
,SCREESISGS.-l36 bushels ut soc.
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DAILY Lessons IN CoLLEGEs.-President
McCo<h, of Princeton College. in commu-
nication to The EccniRg Post discusses the
question of compulsory or obligatory ut
tendance at college rccitationS. He contro-
ycrts the statement that European colleges
are abandoning the method of obliging the
daily attendance of students at rectationS,
and argues that right thinking young men
will rejoice that they are not left to their
own impulses in matter OF SO much mo-
ment. DR.. McCosh sums up the question
thus !:
"a system Of instruction depending on
competitive examinations, and not on daily
lessons, can never be an enlarged one, fitted
to communicate the highest erudition and
cherish the power of independent thought.
l would rather send my son to the most OBJ
scure college in the West, where he would
have few careful teachers instructing him
from day to day, than to the most dstin-
guished college in the East, where he would
seldom come into personal contact with his
Instructors, aud be taught that everything
was to depend on his appearance at a set OF
formal examinations. Another evil will
inevitably follow. The instructors will con-
tent themselves, as they do in most institu-
lions in which the attendance ut recitation
is not obligatory, with giving lectures (many
wishing to do nothing morel. and will care
little whether the pupils, with whom they
have no intercommunion or thought, re-
cciyc benefit or not. 1t is by Il constant cate
chizing after The manner of Socrates (and
greater than Socratesl that young mems
faculties are to be called into exercise, and
knowledge Embedded in their minds as seeds
are in the soil--by ploughiug and harrow
ipr !;
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Sf boGciranit is at present engaged upon
q WNnmtjzJtion OF one Ui poe's lannon's stn-
;'"s--" Tie Murders Of Tn" Rue Moreuc.n
- compliment 10 hi' friend Dr. Darwin q
CURIOUS character will be introduced,
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.--Beeves In fair de-
mand AMI lrmcr; extra PENNSYLVANIA and western
steers, $s@SS SO; choice, 50; fair to good S6sYg
mand at 5G1Sc ID h. Hogs In demand at S7.25. Sales
2,lOo becycs, lO,UOo sheep, and 5000 hogs. wi. ~
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nv telegram.
KEW yOpE haRHFTg

NEW YORK MARKETS,
NEW YORK, February 3.-Cotton nominal; sales,
as bales; upands, 2l5c. Orleans olsc. Flour quiet
and STEADY. Wiiskly lower, sssc Wheat held
firmly. Corn steady with q fair business Rice
steady, sads5c Pork dull and tncfanged., Lhrd
closed steady ut Sic. Turpcntne dull Rosln, tai
low, and freights quiet. .~.-E
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HoUsE-FURNusHvNG GOODS.

THINA, GLASS, PLATED WARE, CUT
" LERY, BRONZEs. FANCY GOODS, VASES,
&C.. AND HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.-To
make room for my spring stock win from TINS Us
date offer nv lrge and well-selectef stock AT
greatly reduced prices for cash: which consist In
unreasonable goods:
PLArE-WARMEKs, CoAL.VAsEs, F1RE-lRoss and
STANDS; 49, q = o.,
DECORATED and PLAIN DINNER and TEA SETS,
DECORATED and PLAIN CHAMBER SETS,
DECORATED TETE-A-TETE SETS,
IECORATFD and PLAIN TIN SETS,
China. GLASS, and QUEEN's WARE, in every va
PLATED TABLE and DESSERT KNrvEaand FORKS.
SiLyER-pLaTED WARE in every variety ana style,
TABLE CUTLERY, POCKET CUTLERY, SCISSORS,
&C.; ,.. as..
A large assortment of BRoNZEs, VASES, ana
w,fH.PdcKETS, BRACKETS, TowEL-RACEs.
BRITTANrA, BLOCK TIN, and sTAMrED NAnE;
IRON aud WOOD WAHE, BRooMs, BRUSHES &c,
BASKETS in every style, DooR,MATs, &c. inclna-
alf of which will be sold low for cash:
Persons In want VIII ind II to their advantage 70
odTe me a call and examine the goods.
All orders promptly attended 70; o !.
Ga 1,S Tn Thin .....r.ar. .s..e...-
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DEATHS.

Died, in Manchester. on the 9th utimo, WILL
LIAM CDOLPHUS, Oldest son Of William A. and
Mary Z. T. Wood. In the twelfth year of his age.
His remains were inferred in the family burial
ground in Chesterfield county. g.. '-*
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the 20th January, at the brides resi-
dence, by the Rev. ~. ID. Hoge, u. d., Mr..
+. CARDOZO, Of New York, late of
Richmond to Miss FANNIE L. MOTT, daughter of
the late Robert Mott No cards.
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Boiler Expiossoun--ITlpfrfy-.sixt

Terrible Boiler Explosion
Persons Killed and Wounded.
PITTSBURGH, February 3.-Four boilers In
the American Iron Works exploded this
morning and shattered the building. Three
thousand hborers were in the mill when the
explosion occurred. Upto the present time
six dead bodies and thirty wounded haye
been recovered from the ruins.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

! BALTIMORE. February 3:-Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat 1irIn. Corn firm; white, oec. yellow, ole.
Oats-Southcrn. 4l@ll7r. Mess pork steady. Ba-
con-ShOulders, Gtc. Whiskey, eJi6Qglo.
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Latest Foreign EeRs.

MADRID, February 3.-The infant prince
was Yesterday christened Louis Amadeo Fer
nando. The members of the aconncil and
diplomatic corps were pfesent at tie eefe-
meny.
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At the annual letting of the paupcrs at
Trenton, n. e., last week, Mrs. Lucy
Locky, Il respectable white lady, was bid of
by IL negro
There were over fourteen thousand per-
sons sentenced to imprisonment for drunk
cnncss in England and Wales last year. I.
seaIskin parlor mats are q late fashionable
a;lcctatiQn.
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CAPTURE OF A WHALE IN HAMPTON ROADS.
from the Norfolk Journal, February 8. j
On Thursday last Captain William Rodgers,
Of the oyster schooner Eliza Furlong, of
Portsmouth. captured whale OF the black
fish variety in Hampton Roads between the
Rip-Raps and Tuylor's farm that measured
forty-two feet and half from tip TO tip. The
monster when first seen, was lying appa-
rcniIy still in the water. and laSily flirting
his dorsal fin in the sunlight. He was mp
preached by Captain Rodgers and his crew
in skif, and ole Of the men, by n dexterous
throw Uf the bow-Iine, managed to lasso the
large dorsal fin Of the fish. He was then
quietly lowed into Mason's creek, in Norfolk
county, and after being grounded on the
flats was dispatched with axes,
Captain Rodgers cnt the blubher out and
secured over four barrels Of oil. The carcass
was given TO the farmers in the vicinity. who
had it cut up for compost purposes. About
five feet Of the t"!i Of The whale was brought
to Pnrtsinouth. and is exhibited to the Gu
rous and skeptical on Neely's wharf, From
a large confusion Oh the body It Is supposed
the whale was badly hurt when captured.
How II taInc to drift into these waters, so
distant from its native element, is mys-
terry, although it is not the first visitor Of it,
kind taken in this section by Il number.
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TO THE Z AIDES.


OUR Mr.. j. WILDT
has lust returned from the North, and we have
onened a large lot Of HUMAN HAIR Of all colors,
which he was 80 fortunate as to purchase at very low
figures.
We buy no goods ready-made, but manufacture
everything on the premises, and use none but hair
strictly first quality.
Every article is subjected TO thorough inspection
before II is exposed for sale. By using all these pre-
cautions we are enabled to guarantee flrst-class
work, a nd never fail To- give satisfaction.
We Respectfully invite the ladies' TO examine
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
STYLE OF HEAll-DRESS.
All who see this graceful style will agree with us
that the inventor OF IL has succeeded In giving US
something the want OF which has been long felt.
we will trke great pleasure In showing and ex-
plaining this novelty to all who ELL favor us With
call WILLIAM VIII sOs,.
IN 3l-lw Sc Broad Strcct.
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uOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.-Feo-
Shoe and Scruhhing Brushes, Whitcwash and Mill
Brushes, Tubs, Cans, Buckets. Broonrs, &c:
Va G., DASDkIIaiE CO..
,.a s27 Broad street.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. G$EfA

.-,I.I . - 900 - SAILING z 49,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Passengers booked 70 and from raffway stations
Or seaports In England, Ireland. Scotland. Norways
Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, Holland, Bel
GUM, and the United States.
Cabin fare from New York to London, LfSerpoo
Glasgow, or Derry, by Wednesdays steamer, Sos.
BY Saturdays steamer, Ss6 and $7s. se.sss.
Excursion tickets, $3.50. All payable in currency.
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, Genoas
Messlna, and Trieste to New York. Ia u Il j.. .e.5
Cabin, Slio; steerage, SIS. Payable In currency
For further Information apply to - E5a@ ~
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
Bowling Green, Ny or sr--~--
IL u. W.WYATT, Agent,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY ., 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY4. 1873
Sun rises. eS1 Moon sets.....'.".!2SJ
S,u safs 500 High tide... ........ 1925