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LoSnoN' 4'se. - ~ H i'..' it's'a ~ ~. M.a' ,,.
cross tdeofee EIlot aie coIlsi''ctn'G ~ eus'
gestIon tnat Dea'' ot"ties W. "ssI. IN 49,, ~ ro
mt the htermelat ol tlso ie'I'nlus u 1''o uc'''
aotno9ess III Hfstnll''s'el Aooes'
nwEE1S"s fi'oonEb' .,u
I'ie9o arg paftthl noo"s ,, .''""Sno"s s,,. @ .a.o
Noftn OF Ens'a1lo. 1he ilwe,. ls'se' e W." n."
ovefilowett It's BANKS III ut a,Slf'sl @ u mn,'.
chestcr' covering i@o ac1es' ny nnscNse'ts
Of 4'Voo u"ell.hgs nro 1lo"1eo. ono n's s'"'.
ahoccuplea bai'o'ns Way "''oo'p'i''e"' "''"
has ia'leh ln1o thc river.
nfscIEniTEn.
Ihe itWcs' Ill M eu'tuii"l' "'scie" l.4I ~
port OF the loss OF ~ soi'i'cfS III ah cneoun1or
with TIC Docrs at MldaleDarg:
THE io"ERs.
ltah'an anu l1aycock ate uoIns sooa "osS'
lholr oa'ly pfactiee a'lr"css cto"os u peo'
PIE
THE MARQUIS or h'roN.
T'o 1tttt nlatt oaze1te says: W. seo not
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AxTwEKr, Dec. 2i.--Arrlyetl, the awitzer'
land, fron Now York.
NEW laKk, Dec. M.-Arrlved, the State
Of Pennsylvania, from Glasgow; the Arra-
gon, from bristol; aud the City VI London.
from L0lduu,
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ASsos1A, Conll., ;Dec. H.-chicfof-policc
I!nyes WIS fntally shot lust night while nj
tetnpting tn arrest n disUrderly character
known as "Chtp" Smith.
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ST. I.ou1s, NO., Dec. 2.-Ti'e inquest OH
the body of tho dead infant found On tho W.
cart lot Tuesday resulted tits afternoon III
the Coroncr's Jury finding Miss Grover re-
sponsihle for the death of tho child. Iler
brothcr-in.law, Frank W. Lungacy, was dis
cl,nrEct, anu sl,e Is HOW under police sur
ycllla1tge,
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INDIA.

ALLAllAuAn, DEC, 2l.-1t is denied that
the ViceroY Ut india intends rcstgntng,
, 1880-12-25

SrIuSoFIE1.u, ILL.,, Dec 2t.-Tfe Governor
lns offered n arcwlrsluf S,.,0 for tho unknown
murderer or nitraerprs nf Charles ScOtt, who
WIS killed in Tazewell County July ~, 1850.
, 1880-12-25

4 vasft that would usually tHtn NIL
day With nrllinnry aoAp cart 10 tlnnu In three
si nsrn %th nnhf Eestr!o ape Il co1,o r. r.
Iurc tho finest fabric. fry It.
, 1880-12-25

uEC!lEASE OF nuTJE6,
ST. perE1.sl,Uln,, Dec. 4.--l'hore seems 10
langer to be my .loubt That with tic beglII.
nl,g Of tho il,lssEan Naw-fenr NIL import llI-
ties except tilat ou sa!t will bo decreased 10
DER Gellt.
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4&A NAV A<Ak+
DA1.r1MolE, Dec. IA dispatch Is re-
colyeti hero from EmnletsbusR, Vn,,
announcing tho death, Mt $50 this evening,
of tho ltpv. DR.. McCluskuy, President OF thB
st. Mnry's College. 't'lIe fnncral will tAko
plAco Sunday morning.
, 1880-12-25

8ptetal pispateh ia Tht chttaoo Tribune.
ELutN, Dec. H.-To-daY Dr.. o. Z. Oliver.
one OF tho Insane Hospital medical Statr lied
Of typ!uI.t.fuyur. Ills ags WIS 10 years. Tho
re,nains will ba sent to Chfcago tomorrow
fur burial,
, 1880-12-25

hofSH 70 PANAMA.
LONDON, bee. GA Times Paris CORE
sppntlc,lt tc1cgraphs that II. flcctna. Atti-lc-
Ca,np Of the AtEntstcr Of War, has bec,l
authorized To ~ IN Panama to witness tho
preliminary operations for the construction
nj d canal.
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Eminent Hrs. y. L.. nna1 ]. G. Nffe1et. Et.
Louis. write: =. Cnllrn's lfcl.'g's Liquid Rx.
tract Of tccf VIZ hnvc prs.scrIlHsl with u1ceElnnt
kl,ccrss III tlipthertu. inulr!Al. ty1hnfd feycrs.
debility, etc.
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4 nHre trat of greatness In tn he nscd
as a standard. and when the country tloctor or
ctenp city Ess1ccr tells tho cnnaunGr that this or
that Ftns1,rinR Extruct Ia better thnn 1surnotts,
VIC cut,st,!cr II n victory for lnsnett'a.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Two Murderous and Thieving Me-
groes Lynched by a Ken.
lucky Mob.
Kendryx, Tried for Murder at Paxton,
ILL.,, Declared Not Guilty.
Fatal ARRAY Between Doctors Yesterday
Ncar Stenbcnxiilc, 0.

LfSC1fEn 1if a Mob.
LOUISVILLE, Dcc. A.-A lIorse cayo spo'
c'al 10 tho t0urfcf-JoHf7lnt says: festef-
Jay morning about daylight Esquire Johf1
q. Gardner. WHO lives aRo!1t ono mile from
Nawlhlts STATION. III ltart Ct'hf1ty. was cal'ea
10 go 70 ms bafi' oy negro tk,y' oa's! lamp
Dell, who lived win hit1' MlInE I'm, tI'as
oile OF llis COWS Was SICK NJ the nar''' oaru"
f'cf "eftt lf'1'llcd'asely 10 L'e piace' Hnd OH
cntcrinE INC door WAS knocked ao~h ana
foattu ny TIC negro ooy. Join !a1npt"il'
wlsol'ved Ill tue neiKliboflio"i. prouies 10
oafa, llhu Sfals! h'l h'Rat AT tasahefs taa
,xn. us1o IT.. Me%s es s, wis 10 ls.
the barn with Ills head mashed. An
h",,ra .,n a,,,,n ,,i,, ~, mi toro, II,
' a t;nr'f,,"r @ "rv INT s,. carrio tn lis io.s b.
negroes nild medical aftl procured. Upon ln-
| ycsttuntIon strung ylspiclou restca upon tho
two ncrrnes Snm a,ul .tnlIn t,amubeIi. They
we're arrested and scarclicd, md found IN
possession Of Il pockelbDok and money
| which was i,,entitlcd BY uar,tncr's wife ant
others ns {;ur,1ncr's nrnm,Tty. They were
,.Ean y, 3tu,,T,.r,ivi1,n ami ,nn,mttfnf In iotI
| "hefe tteS remained uhtl' aoont IL oc'ock
| iass hIkhtf "lleh 1hcy were cHslcu loF W u
| party VI scseity'ilse or one H,'tiafed men.
| inc Key to fhe oeftef tlhor ard cen m when
lhey were Wns delhaaued ~ tlie Ja'lcr' Ihe
taiier saw tliat IL "n'tltl DC useless 10 feslst,
ailu slffchdefcti ths Key requesting tha1
they wot'Ed not disturb tic other PRISONERS.
TIC "as answered. t''at Inc rest "oala not oe
Molestca. lha, lall "as taeh entereh
nnd tile prisoners taken o,tt. anu thohs''
tile streets Ut the towil dow't t1lll slt!c be-
tween Tic town anu river, ~nere liey were
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Spsetal Dispateh 10 The Chtea0o Tribune.
DUBUQUE, H., Dec. 2I.-Sult las been coil,-
,Icnced against Dan 1siotlan. ex-City Trens-
,lrer. nn.t lis bonds,nen for tho year 1871.
Alr. Istot1an Is accused Of alnbczzling the city
funds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

RICHMOND AND IErERsBCRGl
RAILROAD COMPANr
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NONEM'
~ BIER 20, 1880. trains on his read Will run A.
follow:
LEAVE RICHMOND sogTH.
2:35 L. NJ, FAST MAIL daily makes ihrol.h
connections u savannah stop "n}
AL Petersburg.
1900 n, THRoUGH MAIL daily, cOnnecrig
FOR Charleston, Angus. ana AiAth
(via Charestonl, savannah, Rai"<
jacksonville. stops only AZ MlrrAes-
ter and Chester aud al ilalf-NA' J.
signal Pullman seeptrS hei""u
New York aud savannah oD thi' irils.
4:25 L. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN dAAl
Except sunday. Passengers AA,ss
this train will make elsse conneelo
VI Petersburg fer Norfolk stops a.
700 A. NJ, THRoTGH FREIGHT rRAIS 1aily
(excepf sunday. -. ,,.
lO.O5 T.. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily for Nribh
Wilmington, Charleston, ana S"n.u'
Stops al Chester, Hall WAY, snd lh'"
rvs Buf on signal. Pullman ,lr'i.iI
on this train between Washington '"'
Charleston.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH
4;O5 A. NJ. FAST MAIL daily. stops on} 4"
Chester. .t..,
7:lO A. H., THROUGH MAIL daily. eonnc,'.ux
with Richmond, Freisriehseutk
Potomac railroad for 81 points - -,
EsSt. and Wet. stops - Nahtr,,',
and Chester. and al Halfway sn n y.
Drewry's Blua on signal IIruAAI
sleepsrs between Charleston ahu "''''
ingtOD. . ,,.,,>, ,,,y
e:25A NJ, ACCOMMODATlON TRAM az
lexcepi suadayl. stops al Al >"
,ioas. ...,,.y
s4o y, 4. THROUGH MAI daily sonnsens
with Richmond, frcderlekseois -,
Potomac railroad for All POINTS 49,, -
and Nest. Also, making close syn no
tiou with the CHESAPEAKE snu or
railroad for the Virginia spring. an s
slipoints North and West thls 20
siops at Manchester ana .s' -
Puiuan sieepers on this uA"
tween savannah aud New l ois'
nan A. NJ FREiGfir daily leAeeps s""'"''
Steps ~ all stations. - s.,,a The
All trains leaving petersburg WI" wan
Apponattox depot. rp,iSs lave Rich.
,.c,s =, a A. M. and h:s5 T.. NJ; leave Is ,sS
S $500 a. a'ao A Al. aud A:S0 y. NJ, every sepu,
"~is ~ Wv T. ID. Milne. saperintsnV'SSn
A. PORE, q. Z. and 4. AGENT.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


TuI rpgArRg LAsf Nl0Hr- RIcnELIEu.--
There MIS- large audience at the Theatre
Sesf evening. The accession being the first APP
neamuce OF Mr.. Thomas w. keeDe since be
has gained such considerable reputation
ss dramatic star. A strong presentation
az gulwer's great work Richelieu was
given. with Mr.. Kecne In the titie.ioie, and
the beautiful and charming Miss Henrletia
ysders asJuIle DE Mortimer. itwassttoDg
in the intensity OF portrayal, which each OF
the very good company supporting Mr..
Kccpe seems to have imbibed from their
sisr--uot that we think such exaggeraiion
at all times indicative OF artistic inteill'
gence.
:. For Mr.. Keenc, VINO was, 10 speak can
didly. never a fsyorite In Richmond, we
were more than gratihed with the stride
he has taken towards excellence In his
profession. He has learned much since he
PLAYED here some two years ego, and In bis
clever Improvisation OF Ricbeleu one
could scarcely recognize that actor who we
have known TO "tear passion TO tatters. -
He has greatly curbed his old fault,
yet there Is, 10 our mind, disagreed
BILE trace CT IL still remaining ~
the intensified impressiveDess OF his every
uuerance, which not only makes him tire-
some 10 his bearers, but is an exaggeration
even OF the wise old Cardinal whom Bui.
wer paints In varied humors. The use Of
this impressiveness where the sense does
not Justify 1t must either ruin bis clmaxes
or. in frightening them TO their proper
color, carry the voice and distorted yisase
into an unnatural rant. However, as We
said above, Mr.. Keenc shows genius, OF
which their Is no greater proof than the
vast Improvement which two short years
OF study bave made in bin.
Miss Vadcrs, who is always charming In
her grace and beauty, rose to some flights OF
dramatic action last evening that were ex-
ceedipgly clever. Indeed, II one may judge
from The applause given and take into con-
sideratiou the different advantages IN the
character oil the TWO paris, 1t is fair to say
that this lady shared honors with MI.
KeeRe. However, Miss Vaders will be seen
al her best this evening as the fair Opbelia.
Mr. Frank Roche's De Baradas, while an
intelligent reading, was rather more intense
than pleasing; yet at times he did exceed
insly web. Mr. Frazer Coulter gave a
careful rendering CT De Mauprat. The rest
O! the company did acceptaDly well, and 90
the whole the support is better than is
usually found in travelling companies.
Tonight Mr.. Keene will appear as Ham,
let, with Miss Vaders as Ophelia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17
BY Robert B..Lyne,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
STOCK. BRICK DWELLING SITUATED AT
THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF TWENTY
SEVENTH AND BROAD STREETS, AND 0C.
SGDPIEp,c ,, By pr; \ B. nARR,Ss1Ni AND 2
GEORGE w: BRIGGS, AND a vAGANT
WEST, AND FRONTING THIRTY FEET ON
BROAD STREET; AND ALSO a VACANT LOT
BhTWEEN O. AND p STREETS, AND An
OF TWENTY-sTXTH BETWEEN r AND VEN
ABLE STREETS, AT PUBLIC AUCTioN.-By
monf county pronounced at The October term,
Is q, In a chancsry suit styled Eley and wife ~.
Briggs Il ais, therein pending, The understands,
appointed special eemmissioner thereby, viii offer
perry corner OF Tweniy.seyenth and Bread sirtets,
on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1880.
at az O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY above de-
seriUed. The DWELLING contains about ten rooms,
and has gas water, and large brick sIaoe upon me
hood Is or the best IN that part OF the eiy and
70 any one wishing 10 purchase good property TINS
presents no unusual opportunity. -,
lmmediatel, after the above-say ut o'ciock-'
Will sell the LOT on Twenfy-si xth street above n
fcribed. fronting 81 feet inches; aud afierwaris
lhe LOT on Tventy-eiahth street above men''oneu'
fronting 35h feet. -
TERMs: 0ne-hird cash: me residue IN equal IN
legal Interest thereon from The day OF sale, evidenced
by bonds OF the purchaser. The purchaser OF ,re
improved property will also he required IN iilsue
the same for The benefit OF The Commissioner nn UNI.
the whole purchase. y paid ie tue 70 Az r
chase money Is paid and conyeyanse ord.rsd ny
the Court. JOHN ~. Wki6hI,
dslQ spscisI commissionsr'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17
BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
l1l3 east Main street.

SALE OF TWO-STORY
i FRAME DWELLING WITH FOUR ROOMS,
WITH TWO-STURY KITE HEN-Bv virtue of a
deed OF trust dated Gath February, 1879. executed
by r. T. seal ana wife 10 the undersigned tru tees.
recorded IN Richmond ch3ncerylCourt ID. Ii. IA H.,
D. 17S, and whereas default has ben made In the
PAYMENT thereof. and beiug required So to do, We
viii sell, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, $780,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the real estate described In said
that LOT OF LAND with The bnidDgs
and Improvements thereon, situated and lying In he
city { I Richmond AT the corner OF Smith aud Caihr-
ribe streets, fronting on Catherine street. 40 feet
inches and running back between parallel lines 100
feet TO an alley 10 feat wide.
TERMS Cash as TO expenses OF sac and S6f3 So.
and The residue Oh such terms as VIII be announced
M sale II. G.. G.. HARTMAN,
JULIUS SrRAUS
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Trustees.
TttoMpsoS Known. AucfiOneer, de II
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A YALU-
" ABLE TRACT OF LAND ON THE Apo;
MATTOX RIVER. ABOUT TWO AND HALE
MILES FROM MATToAX DEPOT; IN The
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILkoAD' IN
AMELIA COUNTY, VA.-By virtue of decree OF
the Circuit Court OF Amelia county entered at Us
Sepien Der term, 1880 IN the sui. OF :. Farmers ana
M, chanics Bank as. William Volgt." me UNDER
signed special commissioner. viii offer FOR sale Dy
public auction, at Amelia CourthouSe.on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER % 1880.
(court-dayj at o'clock NJ. In front OF the court
house that valuable TRACT OF LAND, the pro-
periv OF william Voigt, containing 26O ACkEs,
living and being Immediately on the AppomattoX
river al Genito Mills about 81 miles from MatioaX
depot. on the Richmond and Danylle railroad. III
Amelia county. ya.. and adJoulng the lands OF W /.
A. Mreston. j. L. Slst0r. and others being part OF
The tract Of land formerly owned by II. f. BoSsean,
and known as LOCUST HILL"
Special attention Is called to this land as u IS sup
posed TO contain large deposit Of mica.
TERMS: Cash as 10 one third; and me RESIDUE
upon equal credits Of one and Two years. the pur-
chaser 10 execute bonds for the deferred payments
OF the purct money, including Interest thereon
from day Of sale, and title retained nnni The whole
of The pure" ase money is paid and conv' vance
ordered by the Court. MEADE nAHhiNn.
de IL Special Con miss Toner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

Mayors Coart.-In the Mayors Court
yesterday morning-Justice Perdue presid-
ing-Willie Moon (colored) was up, charged
wi,b uuiawfully firing pistol on the street
Wednesday, thereby endangering the lives
Of citizens, and was fined 81.
There mere some other cases on the dock
ct, but they were continued until this morn.
ing. About balf.dozen ordinance-yiola.
tIon cases have been disposed OF in this
court during the present week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

BRIEF ITEMS The barkentine Harriet s.
Jackson, Bacon master, cleared from the
custom house yesterday with a cargo OF
-four, comprising 1891 barrels and 200 hall
barrels. valued ut S40,467 SO, shipped by
the Galiego-Mills Manufacturing Company.
Charles Flanagan was arrested and lock-
ed up in the First police-station yesterday
charged with ieloDiously cutting an Italian
named Joseph Equi. The offence is alleged
to have been committed Monday, December
al.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

SCHEDULE OF TIE SHENANDOAH VALLEY
RAiLRoAD.-The schedule of this road show
ing i,s connections at Waynesboro' with
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad appears
in our columns this morning. Ali the ind-
cations point to a vigorous prosecution Of
the line 10 an early connection with the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. How
much further 1t will go is known only TO its
energetic managers, who have quietly and
earnestly built great railroad through the
heat Of a rich country, and who are intent
in reaching out to sill richer lands; and
they have done and are doing all this with
out making any fuss about IL in The newspa.
pers. Our merchants and manufacturers
should at once begin TO make friends all
along this line Of road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

Hog. 1hief.-Wednesday afternoon COL
ored man took dressed hog which was
hanging up In front Of Owens Brothers
store, on Hull street. and walked of with
1t. Several persons saw him when he shout
dered the bog and went away. but, think.
ing that he had purchased 1t, they paid no
special attention to the man. After he got
out Of sight it was discovered that the hog
was stolen. No one recognized the thief,
although be passed quite number OF per-
sons with the hog on his shoulder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

Nv Robert y. Lyme.
Zeal Estate Agent aud Aucifouscr,
1912 Main street.

.fTRUsTEEs' SALE or THAT LARuE
1 AND VALUABLE TOEACCO FAI,'v,I9 ~
PpOPERTY, With EXTENsivE ghrrrrruv c
lTTACIiED. SITUATED ON THE EA,I I,t - = : y
alF TWENTY FIFTH s1REtT BEIwnnrNs
MAIN AND FRANKLIs sTREETs.--By yis' IN ~
deed OF trust execute 10 us ms trustees, tn, ny
Iatp d,y OF April, 1875, # record w me c, w
once OF The t'lancfry Court Of the ely OF hss "
mopd In 10. H. 107 e., y. 4Sl, we shail proeesa W
SELF upon the premises. by public auction. on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2l, $780,
NJ O'Clock p. ~, The above.dssc rihed pEsin ~,
hi, v TODAUtO. FkCrORY BUILDING and ",
ieing required so to do ey tie beneficiary sscuieu
default hxying been made In The payment o. pos
lion OF the money thereby secured. Tue puI'uins
large t.sir-siorv one, and Is admirably su'ra dyr
\ large manufacturing business. There Is sEhI
IAii3E FRAME SHED adjoining me ireory ,, on
The sou H. and which connects wihit Inc vulio -
ing Is OF great strength and convenience, anu e,e
&. sufficient ground Tor any enlargement uas nas w
desired. The main factory building fronts ~ iess
I'm Twenty fifth street aud runs hack about see'.
the large shed above menionsd occupies nos' o ,ne
ioT ON The south. and under which a large quhhtIty
Of tobacco can be stored or dried Inc properly
bfne stnsed In he very heart OF the TOBACCO Dusi-
ness aud convenient for shipping 10y raiiroah or
Steamboat. should com mand the stfenl0n OF those
wishing 70 invest In nrst class property. .
TERMS: Whilst :he deed requires cash, u Is very
probable that more liberal terms VIII ne anhohhceo
~ lime of sale X. A. MEAGiER.
" HENRY G.. CANNON.
Am Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17
BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1912 Main street.

OMMISSIONER'S SALE OF A LARGE
- DOUBLE CoT1 AGE BRICK HOUSE, WITH
ELEGANT GROUNDS ATTACHED, SITUATED
on THE NoRTHWEsT CORNER VI TWEEN
TY.sEvENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
CHURCH HILL, NOW OCCUPIED BY Mr..
MAYO, BY PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By virtue OF the
provisions Of decree OF the Cbancery Court Of the
city OF Richmond entered ON the 23d day OF No
yenber 1880. In the cause OF CarrlDgtons heirs rs.
Thornton's heirs, shall proceed 10 sell by public
auction, upon The premises, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1850,
at 4 O'Clock L. NJ, The above d, scribed PROPERTY.
The HOUSE contains about seven rooms: kitchen,
water, &C.. on the premises: and was for many
years occuoied by Mr. j. r. l.. Masurier as his resi-
dence. The location OF this properly In the i'm
mediate vclui OF The PARK, and one of the best
corners on Church Hill, rtncers the situation al
tractive for dwellings. The lot Is a fine one, and
fronts tie north side OF Franklin street So feet
aud extends back on west line OF Twenty
street 1876 feet
TERMS: One third cash: balance at six and twelve
months for negotiable notes. @ pr cent. interest
aGded, anc title retained until all The purchase
money is paid and conveyance IS ordered by the
Court. 4. NJ. CONNER,
de 10 Special Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

County Court. Chesterfield County
Court-Judge Gregory beiog in ses.
siop three days, has adjourned for the
term. The Court appointed committee
"Wednesday 10 receive proposals for the re-
building Of the bridge on the Genito road
over Tomahawk creek. The contract will
be given out In a few days, and the work Is
expected TO be pushed forward vigorously.
The bridge has been cut OF order for some
time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

PERsoNAL.-The resignation OF Lieu
tepaut Leroy L. Brown, OF Company 4,
which was recently rendered, has been ac-
copied by the Governor, and at his request
he has been relieved from duty as acting
adjutant of The regiment. To this latter
position Lieutenant j. II. Dlnneen, OF Com
psny +, has been appointed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

New SCHEDULE on THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO.--On Sunday new schedule goes
into effect on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. The trains will still leave at A. NJ,
$3.50 p. NJ, and IL p. NJ; but after Sunday
the mail train will arrive at Z. VI. instead
OF $50 p. NJ, as at present; express, at
7:l5 A. NJ. instead OF 6:45 A. NJ. accom-
mediation at A. H., as at present; and
mixed train from Staunton at Z. Nj.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

FINGER ACCOMMODATIONS O'Clock
yesterday Edgar Tucker had The fore.fneer
OF his left hand caught In a circular saw at
j. j. Montague's SASH and blind factory. and
so badly lacerated that amputalion was me-
cessary. DIR. Robinson was called in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17
by George S. yashon < Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer',
No, 7 north Tenth street.

NOOD BRICK HOUSE, WELL BUILT,
VI SITUATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF LAU.
REL STREET A FEW DO0RS SOUrHOF GARY
STKEET: THE LOT FRONTS TWENTY. ElGH II
FEET. RUNNING BACK 4 GOOD DEPTH; I'll
tOJJSE HAS FOUR ROOMS; BRICK KITCHEN.
DETACHED, WITH TWO ROOMS.-By request OF
The heirs OF The late Walter i. Griffin, we VIII sell al
pubic auction on The premises on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1880,
at 4 o'clock i. ~, the PROPERTY above de-
scrIed. The property must be sold, and great
bargain can he bad.
TERMS One third cash. balance at six and twelve
months foI negotiable notes, with interest added,
secured by deed on he property.
GEORGE :. NASHON y SON,
deli Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

THE MOZART. agreeable musicale was
given last evening to the usual large Mozart
audience. Mr.. q. W. Scott sang two BARI
tone solos with pleasing effect, for which be
was Justify applauded. The remainder of
the agreeable programme published yester-
day was we'll rendered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

Hiief Items. Rev. w. T. Derieux and
bride are expected here this week, and he
viii occupy the pulpit Of the Baptist church
next Sunday.
There we're three marriages In Manches-
ter Wednesday night, and The clerk Of the
Hustings Court has issued I've licenses this
week. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

Sr. JOHN's FAIR.-The ladies OF st. Johns
German Lutheran church. who ere so noted
for their excellence In the management Of
pleasurabie entertainments, are holding a
successful fair at No. 625 Broad street. 1t
will continue through the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-17

by Jas. Mac3ouFaii, Auciioncer,
No. 10 Governor Cor Tnirieenthj street.


by Jas. Mac3ouFali, Auctioncer,
No. 10 Governor ior Tnireenthj street.
EXCELLENT CHAMBER. PARLOR,
IL ArUDfEING.ROOMF uRNfI URE, STOVES,
CARPETS. MATTRESSES. siGNs. &C., AT AUG
FRIDAY. nth INSTANT,
at 1Of b'clock. will sell At my waerooms. without
reserve large and varied assortment Of above
named articles. amope which will be found
massive RUSEWOOD CBAMnER SUIT.
1 WALNUT fIisir-Cioib covered PARLOH SUIT
nearly new:
1 WALNUT PARLOR sUlT, covered In Grim
MAHUGANY SECRETARY and BooK-OAsr,
MAHOGANY aud other MARBLE-T0P b.
REAus aud WASHSTANDS:
MARBLE-TOP PARLOR TABLES.
Gil AIRS and ROCKERS.
BEDSTEADs aud wARnR0BEs,
NV HAIR. end sHUfk-MATTRESSES.
CANE and WOOD CHAIRS,
CARPETS OF all kinds.
large WIRE signs. Sc. Sc.
Consigamepis received up 10 hour Of sale.
JAS. MACD0UGALL, Auciioreer
r. b. COOK. Salesman. de 10