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m@ AN OPPORTUNITY is NOW
offered to obtain extra bargains in all kinds of DRY
GOODS. as we ure selling our entire stock Mt cost
and some very desirable goods at even less than
original cost.
our closirg-out sale will continue for sixty days,
Ms By the 18th of March we will make III important
change ~ business, of which the public shall BIZ
duly notified.
We have a good assortment of low-priced Pop
LISS: >.
ALi-WOOL sATTEENs and EMPRESS
CLOTHS:
IRISH ami FRENCH FOPLINS:
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS:
Black and Co!ored DRESS SILKS, ShTiNS, and
JAPANESE SILKS, CAssIMEREs, and DOE
BEAVER, CuINCHILLA, and WATERPROOF
sHAWLs, CLoAKs, BLANKETS, QUILTS,
SKIRTS:
Ladies', GentIemer's, and Chiliran's Underrests
Hosiery. Gloves, Ribbons, Embroideries, Corsets.
Haildkprchiefs, &C., &C.; ...
Also, a splendid variety Of Ladies' Underwear
extra cheap. and many other great bargains.
WILLIAM THALHIDfER Il SONS,
No. 1918 Main street, opposite post-oflce,
il II and Col Broad street, corner Sixth.
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Very HaDpV."

The New York Tribune noticing the
grand commercial enterprise Of the purchase
of Samaua bay and extensive privileges
from the Domnicans by company Of
Dowr-East merchants thus concludes:
"But the treaty with the SANTANA Bay
Company places the Santo Domingo question
in y new light. American merchants ul-
dertakc to regcDcrate the Republic for
their own profit ; and as they 70 about the
wolk III busness-like way-with large
capital, with ample privileges, and with
the strongest possible interest in doing
it well-we may fairly presume that they
will succeed where the United States
OF America would probably have. failed.
They have rolled all the jobs into one, and
iegi;imated it. They can bring in Yankee
energy and shrewdness wherever 1t Is want
ed. They can offer inducements TO settlers
which neither BaeZ nor Congress could have
offered. When their country Is TT to be
made State of the Union we may be ready
10 consider, if we cannot avert, the question
Meanwhile the United States will contribute
nothing to the support of the growing com
munitv, and will have the satisfaction, sucf
- il may be, of flying its flag in the Yves,
Indies, whereat we trust the anneXationlsts
will be duly happy"
1t is very "happy7 enterprise. The
poor African is still the poor ass, to lear the
burthens Of the American spectators. He
must now "knucke down" to il, and must
make himself useful or be rooted out. This
"new dodge" Of private enterprise to make
money by buying n piece Of an island was
long ago taught by the hedgehog, who got
slipe Of the rabbits bed. and soon began
to petition for little more room, backing
his petition with his sharp spines. A petit.
ton thus supported was not to be rejected,
and soon the guest, SO Hospitality received
occupied the whole bed. and the hostess bad
TO seek quarters elsewhere. Such will be
the fate Of the Ignorant and indolent Domin-
leans aud any other Of the inferior island.
ers that may encounter the sharp practice OF
the American Down-Easters.
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THE RICHMOND WING Of yesterday seeks
to break the force Of what this paper saysby
applying TO 1t untruthful and outrageous
epithets. 1t is mere aheclation on the part
Of that paper to abscribe to this relationships
to certain classes of society. The Wht9is as
splenetic as it is inventive. THERE'S world
wide gap between the labor attempted ana
the weak and shabby means employed to
accomplish It. II was an old game of the
press In the days of its most morbid DISPOSE
lion to seek to destroy IN argument by dis
pasging tho paper in which it appeared or
the man who wrote It. 1t was always dis
creditable to those who resolted to ii, and
has not improved by age.
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DEATHS.

Died at her mothers residence. corner sixth and
Eyrd streets. MOLLY a. BRANCH. third daughter
Of John ". BraDch deceased, aged fifteen years ana
fourteen days.
Dearest sister, thou hast left uE,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But Ills God who hath bereit IL.
lie can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again VIZ hope 10 meet thee
When the day of life l. el,
And In Heaven, with Joy to greet thee.
Where no parting tear Is shed.
BY HER DEAR SISTERS AND DEVOTED MOTHER.
Died. January II. 1873, SARAH ANNA, Oldest
child of Margaret and Abraham Van Buren,, aged
i've wears eight months aud three days.
Her funeral will take place TOMORROW lSun-
duyl AFTERNOON at O'Clock at No. Hoo Lloyd
street.
Die,i on Saturday the 1lth instant, in Brunswick
county WALKER THOMAS, lata Of Hcnrico
county, In the sixteth year Of his age. II
Died. at his residence, in Baltimore, on the nth
Instant BENJAMIN j. JOHNSON, formerly of
Richmond, Va.
The Lord giyeth; the Lord taketh away.
His funeral will DC preached ut Centenary church,
in Richmond, at o'clock THIS Saturday EVE
Ming. Friends and acquaintanccs are respectfully
invited TO attend.
Died on 18th Instant. Mt Ten minute; past o'clock.
WILLIAM CLERMOST, eldest son Of William :.
and Helen e.. Thaw.
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MORE CoRRUPTIoN.-In the investigation
of the Credit-Mobilier corruptions it has
leaked out that the bitter Radical United
States Senator HARLAN was elected from
Iowa by the influence Of the Credit-Mobillcr
and the use of money. The Investigation
already involves 80 many prominent public
men in scandalouS acts we suspect that the
plan now will lie TO catch as many more as
possible and make the fatcs of the convicts as
respectable as possible. They are getting
strong enough in numbers to induce them to
attempt a defence, and they are already be-
ginning Notifications on Il strong scale.
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N ROSA D Ais. - Mrs. U,pp,r-

EARLY, writing from Lima, Ohio, says:
"For about twenty-five years ! was afflicted vii,
All enlargement Of the spleen. which had graduate
increased In length and size until II extended the on
tire length of the abdomen. This never e,rec,ed
TO have removed Now, in this time suffered with
crysipelas by spells for thirteen years. and of,sn
almost despaired Of my life. heard OF your celp-
brated RosADAIIs, and purchased one bottle to
test It. but finding some benefit, continued la Use
and by the time had used two bottles. and smo,,
before was aware Of It, this enlargement In mt
side was almost entirely gone, which was as unes
pected rs gratifying, fer was using the RosApAlIs
with avew of curing the erysipelas alone. con.
tnued TO take the medicine until had used six bot.
ties. and now ut the end OF six months can safety
say am cured Of both erysipelas and the enlarge
ment In my side. the latter having entirely disap-
pearcd. In conclusion can most checrfully recon-
mend RosADALIs to the afflicted. jall-cod?w
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TIE HORSE DISEASE has just reached the
middle of The continent. It was only lately
that it reached the Grecnbrier Valley. The
people there thought it was going to pass
that country by altogether. But 1t came
and attacked horses and mules In whole
sale style. California and Oregon are flat
tering themselves that it viii not reach them'
but lis march SO far into the heart Of the
continent makes it very probable that it will
cross over to the Pacific shed.
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her regent during the minorit g me 1ilnce.
T;n,e Stone car tell how far the Bonapartists
can presume upon that popularity
T. !, very certain that RepubHcanisrn can.
not long exist in France, and the question
win he as TO who shall rule. The Bourbon
and OrIeapistsare fightins for the crown,
and 1t may be that the Bonapartists may
Jump up and Knock them all down."
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~ JANUARY, 1913.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.

T. II. PRICE & CO., in spite Of the recent adj
vance in cotton goods, vii! continue to sell BROWN
and RLEACHED COTTONS. SHEETINGS, aud
similar goods at prices ruling during the fall
and early winter thus atfording an opportunity to
housekccperS ard others to supply themselves. Re
Gently received
Sd, o.. and 1914 Cotton Shcctings, Bleached and
Brown Cottons, Linen Sheciings and Irish Linens
Towels, Huckabacks, 81 and lo-l Table Damasks
Table Napkins, Tray Cloths, Doylles, Corsets. Bus
ties Kid Gloves, Gaunt1ets, Hosiery Linen and Lace
Collars and Sets, Hemstitchcd and Embroidered
Handkcrchtcfs. NecktIes, &C.; Dark and Light
Prints, SC. rIalel T.R. PRICE co.
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@ BITTER WASSER.-We have m,
received fresh supply by steamer Of GFyJIyr
FREIDRICHsHALL BITTER WATER. IN r,.o,
OF two dozen bottles each. For sale by the sinp,.
bottle Or case. MEADE { BAKER.
Importing Pharmacists
IA ll-let ol0 Main street.
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SENATOR FRANK BLA1R's SuCCEssoR.-Co!o.
mel L. n. Bogy, who was declared United
States senator in the joint session of the Mis-
souri, Legislature yesterday, to succeed sena-
tor Frank Blair on the 4th of March next,
belongs to one Of the old French families
that were the first settlers in the Mississippi
Valley. He sympathized with the South at
the outbreak of the rebellion, and after the
war was appointed commissioner for the
purchase Of Indian supplies by President
Johnson. The Senate, however, rejected
him. and he has since been an opponent OF
the regular Republicans at st. Louis. 4 spe-
cial from this city to the Philadelphia Press
saws (" His election is regarded by Republic
can representatives from Missouri us tri-
umph of what remains OF the rebel element
in that State. Senator Schurz's return Is
made extremely doubtful by the election Of
Bogy. since the State is not likely to select
both its senators from the city of st. Louis.
Washington Star OF Thursday.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT,
JANUARY 2STH, 1873,
BY the
PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION,
assisted by the following talented artists and
amateurs:
Mr.. ". X. A. JOHNSON, tenor:
Professor JOHN kESSNlCH. violoulst;
Professor JOHN TiiiLUW. violincellist;
aud the full chorus OF the Richmond philharmonic
Association.
Mr.. LEO. p. WHEAT, Musical Director.
The unusual amount of professional and amateur
talent brought forward on this occasion, and the
heavy expense thereby incurred, has induced the
Board of Directors 10 dispose of o LIMITED number
of ucaets. Active aud contributing mcmbers VIII
DAYS. Sale of tickets TO commence Monday morn
Ing next January 10th, at the bookstore OF Messrs
WEST, JOHNSTON i Co. il lt-it
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pOOFING, PLUMBING, AND GAS,
III FITTINq.-J.L. WHITAKER has removed
70 Miller 6 Co.'s Southern Saw Works, No. l4ls
ders for GRAVEL, TIN and SLATE ROok1NE;;
niso, PLUMBING and GAs-FtTTlNfi. Orders
will be attended 20. JaiS-lm*
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-I viii! not be responsible for
IN any debts contracted by my wife, VIRGINIA
JACKSON, she having left my bed and board, and
ja ls-2t@ JOHN JACKSON,
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THE INTEREST BnL.-[Major Kelly in the
Fredericksburg Herald]-The indications
are that six per cent. interest bill, with for
fixture for excess, NC, will be adopted by
the General Assembly. The Senate rejected
the nine Der cent. bill to-day by toierably
decisive vote. Such an acl will have the
effect of materially injuring the trade aud
commerce of the State, and result in all sorts
of eyasions and the establishment OF curb
stone brokers, whose greed and avarice will
only lie stated with rates ranging from fifteen
to twenty-fourl The farming interest, now
clamoring for six per cent, will find nobody
with funds on hand for legitimate operations,
but plenty Of brokers ready TO accommodate
them by buying their one-hundred-dollar
negotiable notes with SIS or $50. Such are
the rates that will obtain as soon as the capt.
tal that is not absolutely driven from the
State finds its way into the vaults and Golfers
of the few who, having to take risk, Will
make their customers pay for it.
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HPEGzAEsHtyTTCEs. =
- =. -
VI PURE MOUNTAIN
ID RYE WHIsxyva

SPECIAL NOTICE.
- sTAUSTos. VA, January /. IA,
We have this day appointed Mr. r. COiYpTUru
JESkINS our sole agent ia the city or xtcb,ndLII
for the sa!s o. our brands Of AUGUSTA CiSTnV9
HIE HAiShE1S. Having. leased for ts1rr !.
Hon Alexander 81. H. Stuart, OF shis sop,t D!
snail CONTINUE 70 dtstil the following brangs3 Sc
FOSTER. d Co.'S PURE RYE, tS-'!z:,
ltoSEBtSES PCBE RYE.
sTGAaTs AUGUSTA COUNTY PURH RYr
As Ilere Is no other Stuart dIstiIIcry 4, tba e.
collection district Of Virginia tbs nae or w., 1.h
oy any other parties Is prohibited. "' hanse
fSigDed,l Fosrrp
Respectfully caIltls attention OF the trade 10 ,,o
ABOVE announcement, and solicit an exan,r,,,n-
and trial OF these SUPERIOR WHIsKEYs III
now IN store choice lot Of same, and can offer goa
inducements to purchasers.
T.. COURTNEY JENKINS
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
IA list lib south Fonrieenih street below r.
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virginia would not pay sS55 of increased puas
dar, Vet representatives are predicting aDG
encouraging popular revolt In case SO Small
~, inrrpase Of TAXATION be imposed IN order
to sustaiu the very existence Oh lug
State Government. Surely this may Dc
ftIr termed Twenty-Five cent revolution!
verv temnest in teapot. But, Dir. Editor,
while the spectacle Is Iudicrols, II has It's
alarming aspect. We are living in calami-
IONS times. A sad and most threatening de-
moralization Of thought and spirit ~ per-
vndinp this Commonwealth. The old land-
marks are being disregarded and endanger,,
Cd i. new theories, ideas, and principles, fu1
of evil influence to the most vital and sacred
interests of society, are being boldly pro-
m,,lged before our people. lmpoverisneo,
desnoiled, and depressed as they are, the peo-
nile of Virginia are being eounselled to seek
relief from their trouble by the dishoDor Oh
nublic and private obligations, the disregard
and defiance of lalr, and, if necessary, 10y
violent overthrow of their own government.
To intelligent minds it is needless to depict
the calamitous consequences OF TINS aSHa-
lion. Those who are counselling sueh ac-
ton will certainly work most cruel injury
to the ucry poverty in behalf OF when toey
claim to speak. The first ana tue para
mount need ofour people Il 10 lhsplie 'ne ~ To
fidence of the civilized world in the STABILITY,
order, and virtue of our Government ana our
society, and thus to induce the inflow OF ne"
capital, population, thrift, and industry into
the bosom of the Slate. What hope have we
of success il our Government and our peo-
Enle begin this work of destroying the very
safeguards without which property 1seg
cannot e1ist?
When such dire public calanities are
threatened it behooves every son OF Virginia
who has a mind to think, heart to feel, or
hand to work for her deliyerance, to be up
and doing. There are many Of her most COM
petent, trusted, and influential sons who are
not in her public councils. But their voices
should be heard in notes of warning aud adj
vice to their fcllow-citizens. Let such men
as Robert NJ. T. Hunter, John B. Baldwin,
Robert i. Withcrs, james L. kemper, Eppa
Hunton, Robert Y. Conrad, Thomas S. Bo-
cock, John Goode, Wyndham Robertson,
William Smith, Alexander Stuart, John
Letcher, and many other true and tried Fir-
ginians, come out and do their duty to their
people by proclaiming their views upon the
grave and troubled condition of public az
| fairs. F1RGlSIAS.
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MI CHRISTMAS GOODS!

ny CHRISTMAS GOODS!
CHRISTMAS GOODSm
We have just received large additions to our as
scrtment OF
DRESS GOODS,
in NIL the nc y and peculiar shades. Also.
Handsome assortment OF BRIDAL and PARTY
FANS,
Elegant display of LACES,
LACE COLLARS, LACE HAEDkERCH1EFS.
LACE SETS, from 2sc.to $50:
Immense stock OF FANCY BOXES;
Great variety INITIAL aud EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, IN fancy boxes;
LADIES' and GESTLEMEN'S NECKTIES;
SCARFs and HANDKERCHIEFS In endless va
riety;
One two. and three-outton KID GLOVES, all
coIoIs;
together with great Inauy
FANCY ARTICLES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Call early at
DELI CARD0ZO, FoURQUREAN & co.'s.
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PRICES MARKED DOWN.

PRICES MARKED DOWN.
~: ~ $50 $50 lt4si
GREATER BARGAINS THAN Ever.
". offer from MONDAY, january 2oth, until
the close of the season, our stock Of
DRESS GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
We arc determined to close out every piece, so
AZ 10 lay In new stock next season.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY
TO purchase
CHEAP DRESS GUoDs
is but seldom met with.
Our stock is very complete
sATTEEEs, all colors;
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
FRENCH PoPLINs.
EPANGLINEs.
ALPACAs,
VELOURs,
BnoCADE De FALoINEs,
MER1NOs.
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS,
PLAIDs,
CoBERGs, &C., 81. .-....
REMEMBER,
DREes-GooDs STOCK
must he
CLOSED OUT.
We have fixed the prices to make them go. so
delay not, if you want
BARGAINS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1ol7 and 1919 Main street
4 large lot of REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
to he sold much below cost JyB
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OFFICE OF PowHATAN STEAMBOAT C"MrAST'I
September ?lst, 1872.
TONSLGNEES OF FREIGHTfFrfnsI
~ by this line are hereby notified that
on and after this date Nil freight arriving by o,i
steamers, unless moved within twelve hours ai'rf
arrival, viii I've stored Mt their risk and ekpene.
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. THURSDAYS, ann
SATURDAYS al o O'Clock 4. ".
sea WILLIAM l.. RRETT. Agent.
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NJ JANUARY, 1873.
NEW BLACK GOODS FOR MOURNING.

T. Il. PRICE & co. have opened recently
BLACK DOUBLE MOHAIRS, OTTOMANS,
ALPACAS, GRAPE CLOTHS, TAMESE,
he LANES. IMPERATRICE. CRErOSS,
GRAPES anu GRAPE Wells, GLOVES,
GRAPE COLLARS, &C, &C.
Many handsome fall and winter DRESS GOODS
will b. closed out during this and the ensuing month
at very reduced figures A call is collected.
ia IL L. H. PhlCE q ".
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T ECTURE.-GENERAL LEE.
il
MEMORIAL ADDRESS BY GENERAL EARLY

MEMOK1NL Address BIZ UENERltlI EAkL !.
In behalf Of tie Lee Monumental Fund on the ami
versary of General Lees birthday. MONDAY, Janu-
ary 2fth, 1878, at s O'Clock L. NJ.
The address will be delivered In the lecture-ro0m
Of the Grace-Street Presbyterian church Or.
Read's), corner Of Fourth and Grace streets.
Admission, soc. Tickets to be had ut the book
stores and nj the door, IN lS-2t
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For BALTIMORE: c.
PowHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

JAMES Rl H15hs sTEAMBoArst
FOR NEW YORK; PHILADELrIlh: BAL
TlMoRE, NORFOLK, ,r4ETSMHuTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
On THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast aud elegant Unitc'l States mail -team"r
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain Il. {. CLIFFORD,
leaves companys wharf At Rockets, for thG si"yc;
named places on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAGS,am
FRIDAYS al @ A. NJ. aud returns on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday afternoons Il, / O'Clock
Passengers connect Mt Norfolk with the oil! Bny
Line steamers for Baltimore. Philadelphia. AID
New York.
Train leaves City Point FOR Petersburg on arrival
of steamer.
Fare tD New 1Ork......... ~
Fare 70 Philadelphia. 70
Fare 10 fSalIl1norS.. ~
pare 70 NUTloik.~. "
Tickets on sale at CAREER ( CO.'S EMPRESS
and lut gage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk. Portsmouth Bcs-
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chess
peake bay. and all regular landiGgs nn James fvd
at REASONAB Ri F. RATES.
Freight received from A. ". ill 6P. VI,
Freight for way -Iandiuls must be preIali.
J.. i. TaTUM, General Agni.
Officc. Conrany's wharf.
Branch office. corner Slain and Ninth streets ~
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A NCHoR LINE STEAMERS. lin

A NIHUK LINE STEADIEKS. hL+E.N
SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND sAIlfphi,
Passengers booked ~ AM! from railway stIton'
or scapOrtS I'm England, ireland. Scotlanf H"tTn'i'
Sweden, Denmark. Germany, France Holland b''
giuui, and the United States. ~
( Cabin fare from New York Ia London. Livtfi~'
Glasgow, or Derry, 10y Wednesday, Steamer. ~
Ry Saturdays steamer, sf5 and SO .
Excursion tickets. $3.50. All payable ~ c"firn.:'
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, "tn"a'
MeSsna. and Trieste to New York.
Cabin. sllo: steerage, S55. Payable In cnff'ns''
For further information apply 10
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
. Bowling Greru. y. T..or
J. ". WYATT, Agrr,:
iva 3Goveruor street, Richinono, "a.
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DHILADELPHlA, RICH &fET!ns
i MONU. AND NORFOLK STEAM. - i
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA INlL =
WEEk.-Steamcrs NORFOLK. EhPikE. rp pt.s.
S. GREEN, composing this line, VIII ieiTS ~. =, n
moDd every MONDAY and 'THCRspSt Sm,Y
o'clock b.. and Philadelphia every WEpsai
and SATURDAY NJ the same hour, alterna. i,r III
Frejghts received daily Sundays excepu,n, ,r,rs,
parts OF Pennsylvania. New Jersey, ano Dr,sans
also for Charleston, Savannah, aud Ne" w.
and bills OF lasfing signed through. ,..
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate to- AMI
Passage to Philadelphia, inclnd,rf sc,n,.
stateroom, So. W. 7. PoRIthS; ,.Sn,nnL.
No. 2t25 Dock street. sitn ',s
WILLIAM z. CLYDE { CO.. Aus
80, ~ South harhsssi,
IA, M "a Sorth WiarYes, phillteli'-h
LNOR LIVERPOOL AND s3Ess
Il QlyEENSTUWN. INMAN LISEofS<RSrW
MAIL STEAMERS, SAILING fkVS
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AN
ALTERNArE TUESDAYS
RATES OF PASSAGE. 4, ,,,rr.acy.
First Cabin ........i Az Steersse..
TO Paris. 90 To Paris. -; ;..a ,uJ
Tickets sold IN ard from England,
the Continent at moderate rates. c,m,suys
For further informatioa, apply 81 inc . mt.
rs I,roaslWay New York osW
JOHN w. WYATT, Axto2
&.u go " y Richmond. 70
~ -
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EOR NEW YORk.-OLD DO n EfrS
4 MIS!ON STEAMSHIP COurASY. CIR. - -
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARAInHA' ~
AGARA. ALBEMARLE. and liATTERA!iS, . ea'ts
New York for Norfolk, City Point, ana hi:nnySy
every TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and sAlUh
at o o'clock Z. NJ. ,,,,~
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRlDAi
and SUNDAY ut high tide. -,..,,
These ships are entirely new. They have e'sssm
saloons, stale-roOuls, and bath-rooms
The fare, accommodations, and attention sfe w
surpassed. n
Close connections made With steamers !" ~
southern and European ports.
For further Information. apply To
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
my2s .#a. No. 3 Governor .tFrs'
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House bill to amend and reenact an act for
the relief Of the late sheritis of the Common.
wealth, approved February q, 1872, with
the disagreement Of the House of Delegates
to the amendment proposed by the Sena,e.
was taken up, and OH motion of Mr.. QUE
sENgERRY referred TO the Committee for
Courts of Justice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-18
MT FRESH COD-LIYER OIL.
NEW CROP.
DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old .{FFS
l. Dominion Steamship Comrany's ele-sAzzksE:..ks
CANT side-wheel Steamship WYASOKE, Captain
Couch. will sail SUNDAY. January 10Th, Al
o'clock 4. NJ. Freight received until Saturday
night.
Through bills Of lading signed. aud goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, Sdu'h
east, and west. Close connections t7ade with tunld
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodating
unsurpassed. Fare, :l?; ,tccr1ly", 50: rormfhip
tickets, 40. For freight or passage. apply 10
JOHN W. WYATT Agent.
IA Is-It NJ. 3 tiu.c ru0r sin,t.
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Mr. AsprRsoS &c Rockbrtdye, from the
Committee on Pubic Institutions, reporter
an act TO amend an act to authorize Inc tIass
tees Of Strasburg ACADEMY, in Shenandoah
nnr,nfr To sell a certain lot of lanQ. 80