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~ FREE METHODIST SERXICES.

III FREE METHODIST SERVICES.
SABBATH>-3 p. NJ, old-fas hioned lass Nee ing,
sos west Cary street 1870 =. NJ, regular service
a. parsonage sos west Cary street, until tie erection
of our church. Prayer and revival services EVERY
NIGHT until further notice. MONDAY. 1880 J.. VI at
10 west Canal street; TUESDAY. 1870 T.. W., Resets
voir and Dane streets: WEDNESDAY, 1880 =. NJ.
500 west Cary street; THURSDAY, 1880 L. NJ.
nor heast corner of First and Byrd streets; FRIDAY,
1870 +. NJ, Reservoir and Dance streets. You are
CORDIALLY invited. Rev. s. Il. CHM, Pastor.
- VIII Instruct thee and teach thee Ia the way
that thou snait go; will guide thee with mine eye.n
Psalm xxXiI, 8 %
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Rumors fly around and burst over our
heads like the shells did over General LEES
head when be used to ride up and loot over
the embankments during the war. We
shall have to cali for another investigating
committee. What means this rumOr that
certain coIored statesman is prsmised aseat
in Congress!
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence, No. 200 east Clay street,
+. bruary Is $50. afur IN illness Of two months.
JOHN T. CUSHMAN: aged twentY-seycn years.
He leaves a W f.. ami two children to mourn thoi-
loss. He was fJithinl. loving, aud devoted hus-
band aud father.
" Peace 10 his ashes"
His remains were taken!to Albany, Y. T., 'lis ma
tive home) for interment.
Alhany IN. " papers and HHtYdr (Id.) Re-
cOrd please cory. ~ +.
Dice, in The city Of Wilmington. y. G.. on Saur-
day morning. February 81, 1880. Mrs. ELIZA
BLAND ATKINSON. the wife Of Colonel John
Wild.r Atkinson OF that city. and daughter of the
late Robert 4. Mayo, Esq of POwhaan seat, near
Richmond Va. N@
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Never did southern taskmasterS lord it
more de> pOticllly over the field hands on a
cotton plantation than did Roscoe Conkling
Yesterday over his well-dresSed but mean
spirited, white-liyered Republican followers
at Utica. Will this thing last1 j. there
any manhood left 10 the State of New 70; ?
The worst man ever born in the State; the
deadiest foe to liberty; the enemy Of all
the traditions and principles Of the founders
OF the Republic; ready alike te betray his
friend or his State TO crafty his own selfish
passions shall the party which allows itself
to he marched and counter-marched by
such n leader; the party which at his in-
stance opposed third term yesterday and
supports II to-day-shall such party main
tain permanent sway over us freemen-if
we are aUv longer freemen-Of New York
Ne,C York Sun. (Ind.)
There can be no "moral force" in Mr.
ConkliDg's victory. IL cannot arouse en-
thu.lasm for the third term; it cannot in
spire the wayeIing with confidence. In
fact, il coUclusiyeiy proves that ii General
Grant i TO be nominated at Chicago it can
oniv be done after a desperate struggle,
continued up 10 the very hour OF Dalloting,
and one which will leave behind it rank
ling bitterness and popular discomfort
within the Republican party, which Will
bode no good to It's future, immediate or
remote. This is the plain, albeit the I'M
fortunate, truth, which it behOoves every
patriot thougbtiulIy to consider. Phitd-
deiphia Inquirer, (Rep.)
TIE Lemars Sentinel is demanding the
abolition Of State Legislatures because
"The members are regarded as pack OF
thieves who meet for public plumber.
They are usually ignoramuses, aud the
laws they enact are so raw, ill-digesfed, and
rotten that tricky lawyers kick them to
pieces in the courts.
"a session Of State Legislature is looked
on rs a public 'lamty, and il adjournment
is hailed az great public boon"
In fact, the Grant army, which was claim
ed little while ago TO comprise pretty
much The whole Republican party, seems
to consist OF Senator CoDklipg and Senator
Cameron and their personal followines,
with the possibility OF recruiting a consld-
cradle force IN the South.-Nep York Tn
June.
II. A. Herrill Is appointed postmaster at
Acorn Hill, Frederick county. uice l.. A.
HeIrill. deceased. w. ID. Garven i ap-
pointed postmaster at Sydnorsvile. Frank
lin county, uice J.. L. Hiriwell, resigned.
William +. Waldross il appointed pOsimas-
ter at Atkins's Tank, Smyth county, uice :.
T.. WaldrO,s.
Daniel +. BandmanD,, the actor, is still
confined 10 his room at Dayton, Ohio, from
injuries received by falling into an excaya-
licn IN the sidewalk at Columbus, Ohio,
some time ago. and will be unable TO meet
his engagements for some time. He has
brought suit for damages against the city.
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Sotomon's Story. A Novel. BY ". j.
SHAW. Autant d'homseS, autant d'oris
With Illustrations. Cincinnati: PETER
q. THOMSON. 1880.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that this
novel "1oats weish,y argument upon a
smooth. flowing narrative, the tout ensemble
OF which appears TO be the f2ility OF mans
speculations upon his own nature and des-
tiny. since the reader is purposely lost in q
labyrinth Of metaphysics. To tots end 1t is
jngeniously constructed"
Price, Sl.75. For sale by RASDOLPH Il
EEGLIsH.
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NEW GOOnsi WV D-.n-

BLACK ami COLORFD CASHMERE.
BROCADE>, BUNTING. ALPACA.
NOIIAlRS. SILKS, SATfN-. NFr,,.
PERCALFs, CANDRlC>. CALIlDt..
HAMS;
LACE aud SILK SCARS. LACE rrlm.
HANDKERCHIEF
CHECKED dai STRIPED Nl,Llt- ........
BRICS:
COLGATL's SOAP. TOILET WAITE.
HANDKERCHIEF rNIRA,r..
NAPKINS. SABLE-CLoIH-. Donna.
TOWELS;
BLEACliED aud UNBLrhsIi.D SIM ....
and SlliRTlNG>;
WHITE and COLORED CD9,rT- nsn
qualities;
\ large a-sorimcut Of Df.> s-rriW-.
1lONS. ami FANCY GuOb~.
Thouands cfnhcr artir.c..aIl n. .....
lowest prices fJr cash.
Remember that LEVY BGDIHl.. ......
PRICE STORE.
Prompt attention p.id 20 or. -.
LEVY Iu...
lol7 AUD l.i. ......
fe2j r..,
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A HANDSOME DoYATfON.-Tho Phiiade'-
phia Ledger is known all over the land Us
one OF the leading papers OF the country
Its editor, Mr.. George Washington CbiIos,
is known for bis princeIy hospitality an'!
many deeds OF kindness and large-hearted
charity. He has recently made handsome
donation to the "Lee Memorial Fupc," at
Lexington, thereby adding another to The
already long list OF bis generous deeds.-
LerinGt0n Gazette.
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THE GRANT Boos.-The Cincinnati Com
mercill, Sherman organ, saws

mercial Sherman organ, says
There has been no show for fair expires.
sion OF public opinion in Pennsylvania and
New York. The Grant game Us exposed.
We believe it viii be beaten iu Illinois and
indiana. and that it will not casry another
northern State. In that case Grant will
not be named as candidate, and 1t will be
claimed for him that he never consented to
be one. IL, however. be should gain ma
jority OF delegates, why Blaine world with
draw the use of his name. In nc case will
Sherman withdraw. He will be a. candidate
TO the last, no matter h0w many aotes are
for him.
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a large stock Of CLOAKs 10 10 sold ,,....
cost, as we intend selling Oery cIo,r
some price before the lJih oc Mlrrh ,..."
viii undoubtedly b. 80 pr cent. b.l...
season, so II viii pay you 70 bug ii..n.,..
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n7@LEIG H-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Twenty-1fth aud Leigh Streets.
Rev. JOHN o. TURPIN, of King William county.
viii preach at ii O'Clock \. II. A. 7:45 i. NJ.
Rev. j. NJ. MCNANAwAY. of Richmond College.
will deliver tn quarterly sffnon before the Mis-
siOnary society. The public are cordially invited
10 attend.
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FAN'T GOODS.
HOE BRO ID STRICT.
DU.)

LOOK 20 the assortment of PAPrE ....
LCPFS. 90 h.N.-. 30 De-. l2.I4. I-.-
33. 40. AMI aCc.. Winch D. cne r
thc-amc luahle- Jut .y Jos ar
have one Speciality 90 "A -h'e. T.
CARDS. ana 80 EAyELori-.'t
who soc b..
HANDSOME NEW >oRAp-firIu-
GRAPH ALBrM-. PiiDi',ttrI f'
SPRIN G-BACh $50 -lt-t1llN-.
BoNEs., 49,. bought 'r col. f.. Il.'.
20 per cent.
4 few NICKEL CLOCKS. making '..
complete every ouo fully warranted.
TUMBLERS, Hab,r and stag lt'tln...f
dam.
New-paficrn JELLY. PEE-fr}E. |..
KLE p!SliE-. IN glass. go lHr.
HAIR-BRU>H DBEs>l\D-'uNG-. l..
ING-COMES, HAIR Pins. ROT I'D ,.rr,
ToMET-MlRROR>. 'IOIili~-bE' .U'-
WHtSK.BROOM>. IOlLEI SOAPS. t.. t..
in great variety. an: at very un lf....
PLAYING-CtRD nONlNOf-. ,llr- .>
BACKGAMNlON, e. .tr.. t'...ft..
Another invoice Of CARRIAGE ut tf. .I.
WHIPS az an prices. from -ar.f.i-
RIDING-WlIIP-. Do ilc r1n-hl'.
coyerod-ai 10 to Irc.
See our assortment az EOt ND-NOnb
BREAD-rEAY>. >TIVp'\~ .oot,..
coyore0l. CELNIN-l INiD ffI
ING-KET1LfS. tol iNDlE~.
FLOO R.BRI> U.s.. Do ~l-...'
CHARACTERISTICS Ial' .r
TtA-TRAN>. Chlid'- d Abb t-ltNl
Al Sire LADIES FDNED GAfIil.-..
LEATHER SHOE ~.at 81.
MEMS HEAVY BRuGAN~ 30 -
MENS STIFF and >Ofi MAI.
c1lor.-grcat baryriu..
CHlLDRtN's LAEDi OLD ''l.
4-WHUELFD NA.Ot~. CAMPO
ROCKING-CIIAiT~. UlGH IABiif
NURSERY CHAIRS. 1r.
My stock Is large ana OF -r'.. ,tr... t-
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I.YNCHBURG.

GREAT REVIVAL IL SECRET oRDERS-NEW
LOpGEs-FUXERAL OF REV. JOHN BAILEY
NOTES.
rCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.I
FEBRUARY 26, 1880.
The recent public demonstrations OF >-Ve-
raj orders here have had such IL stimulating
effect. and have given such impetus 10 them,
that they are reaping an abundant harvest
Last night a special meeting OF the Pythlan
Lodge was held for the purpose Of gettlng
up q Uniform Rank and an Endowment
Rank. For the former forty members gave
IN their names, and for the latter fifteen
members. Both will soon he in operation.
There have also been some fifteen new ini-
tiaiions into the Lodge.
The knights OF Honor are too, probing
by their recent demonstration. New MEM
bers are going in fast and on Tuesday night
a list Of twenty niue applicants was sent In
for permission 20 establish new lodge.
TO-DAY the funeral OF the lac Rev. John
Bayley took place in C0urt-Street church,
and tneIe was very large attendance OF
persons wishing to testify their respect to
the memory OF the good man gone 10 his
rest. Most OF the ministers Of the city were
present, and some OF them Joined IN the eX-
ere scs. The services were II a memorial
character, and remarks were made by The
rev. Mes>rs. BledsOe, Wills WreSiding el-
der), Hunter. and Early. Their tributes to
the DEAD preacher gere those which only
a just, GOOD, and true man could deserve.
The remains were inferred IN the yard OF
Madison chapel, and monument will be
eI ected over them.
Mr.. BayIey was Il man OF very superior
literary altalnments and talents. His hook,
" Confession Of Converted Infdel," has
taken its place as Il standard book iG rcli-
sious literature, and has passed through
many editions, in this and other countries.
He was regular contributor 10 some OF
The leading magazines OF the country. and
recently published in LeSEe'S Wog0zinc
fine article on Sbaks peare. His late flock
are deeply gIleyed at their sad loss.
NOTES.
Mr.. l.. Hitfer, Of Pari>, is ia the city,
looking after the tobacco trade.
Captain Citcsby Jones has arrived here 10
take charge as general manager and second
ice-president of tue affairs Of the James
River Steel and IrOn-W Works.
After the profusion OF sunshine we are
having rain to-day.
The trade Of the city is unusually brisk,
and the streets are often blocked with wae-
ons. TELEPHONE.
[Our correspondent will have seen that
his account of the Masonic banquet was an
tcpated by an article which we Yesterday
copied from the Lynchburg NelcS. which
we received By the DanvilIe mail on the day
OF its publlcation.]
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NciJ@ MONUMENTAL CHURCII-Rev.
j. C. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL A. NJ and 4
O'Clock L. NJ.
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RLANKETs RLANKEr., Il -

A good time to buy whilst you can -,,r....
prices. Th're has boen on ai,,ol,.,
20 per cent, aud there Vil D.. an..t....
Of 2j more in a very shor. 'in..
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~ GRACE-STREET BAPTIST

CHURCH Corner Of Grace and Fousbee srcet;).
special memorial :ervlCe at II O. lock a. VI. Adj
dress by the p1s'or Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER,
H. D.. on The Life and Lahors of Rev. DR.. Je'er,
vi II more particular reference TO his connection
with this cnurch. Rev. \. b. WOODEN will pr ach
at half-paSt O'Clock +. NJ.
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COURT ORDER.


VIRGINIA: IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, FEBRUARY 10, lSsO-IN
VACATION;
William II. Jones........... Plaintiff
against
Il. j. Duval aud J. l.. Robcr'on, psrtners under the
style of Duyai & Robertson; ". 4. Brooks aud
btofse :. AAlhsOa.. Defendants,
IN CnANCERY.
The obi CT OF this sutt l. 10 review aud reverse A
decree 81 sale entered In the snt II Duys Roeert-
son rs. Genrge q. Welch on the 2lst OF MAY, 1878,
which said suit was AT that time aud SIN T.. pend
Ing la the Circuit Court Of lke county Of Chester
field.
IL having been ordered that George G.. Wslch be-
made party defendant Ia this suit. aud AFFIDAVIT
having be.n made aud hl,d that said George a..
Welch Il nOn-re,icent OF the state OF Vrginia, IL
Il ordered that lie appear here la one month after
due peolica lou OF this order aud do what may be
necessary 70 protect his interest In this suit.
copy-Tesie:
T.. ~. FLoURNoY, Clerk.
GEORGE j, HOOPER, jr, GEORGE J. HuNp-
Lly,p.q. 70 lt-S4w
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IL GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RAN CHUR' H-Rey. g. If READ, d. D.. pastor.
Preaching at il o'clock A. VI. and 7:i5 T.. NJ
The evening discourse will be a continuation Of the
Series on The old Testament, Moses and Aaron ut
Mount Sinai or, The living Of the Law
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NJ, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH fcor-

ner Twelfth aud Broad streets Rev. j. Il. llAw-
THORNE, ID. d.. will preach on SUNDAY ri i.
subject, who IS Jesus Christi: and at =,
p. M.->ubjcct, "The Dignity and Destiny of the
Sons of God" All strangers welcome.
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GCf~ BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH, SUNDAY. February 29th-Preaching by
by Rev. W. q. STARR. pastor. ALI O'Clock \. NJ
subject, A World of Happiness I'm Two Words"
At 7:45 L. M.--subiect, d" An Investment which
Never Fails 10 Pay" Strangers cordially invited.
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MI SECOND PRESB YTERI 4 \
CHURCH Rev. II. {. ALEXANGER, ID. D., Of
onion Theological Seminary, viii preach I'm this
church on SUNDAY AZ IL o'clocH In the morning.
and at O'Clock l.. NJ.
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sPECIAG NOTICES.
E1~ NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAIN
LEVY BROTUERs

SHOW A LARGE ASSORTMENT o.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS from g.,
s25 for a SCI for two window:
LAMBREQUiNs and LAMBPFQJfvLAr,..
TIDES and MATS
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~ FIRST PRE- y r + Il A \
notwithstanding 10y the pastor, Rev. T. l..
PRESTON. ID. d.. at / 4. VI. and At quarter before
8 at night. Strangers will receive Il cordial wei
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NJ NEW AND GRAND OPENING
or
WHITE GOODS, LINEN GOODS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, TABLE-LINENS,
SHEETINGS, SPRING CASSIMERFS,
sACKINGS, BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK
AND CULORED BUNTINGS,
NEW-sTYLES MADRAS GINGHAMS,
~ NEW AND GRAND OPENING

and lots of other goods which were purchased
ahead at very low prices and which We are now
Offering at less than their value. Don't fan to give
H. a call before pur ha>ing. We will open on MON
DAY, February 23d, and curing the week, the toll
lowing:
40 pieces new and choice PRINTS M BE-:
5s pieces and choice PERtAL at 10 ard
1910; -
43 tlccc, vide and elcyant CHECK MU>LINS a.
l2t5c.. which are cheap al zoe.
IA cases BLFACHED aud BROWN toIION>.
SnEETiNGS, PlLLOW.CA~E COllON>.
EED-TICkS. AZ whOIc,alc prIoc..
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corner of Main and Sixth Streets).-Rev. HENRY
MCDONALD. d. D., will preach on SUNDAY at /
A. NJ. aud 1870 p. NJ. Subject at night: Lessons
from the life OF Or. Jcter.
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street near Grace Rev. W. C..
SCHAEFFER, pastor.-Prcachmg at 1 \. VI. and
7:45 r. VI. Strangers and visitors will find cor
dial welcomed. Seats free
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w SENENTH.STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURC H.-Eey. j. Z. TYLER at il 4. n. and 7:4j
T.. VI The sermon 1T night will be the first Of
series on Views of Life.r
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no THE HOLDERS OF THE MORT
L GAGE BONDS OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
KANAWIlA COMPANY AND OF THE b.
CHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE RAILWAY
COMPANY:
The parties who are negotiating tor The purchase
of the property Of these companies. with the view
of building railroad in the Valley of james river,
are willing 10 make the purchase on the condition
that the debts on which the companies have not now
an option can be settled ON the following term--
VIZ: Sixty cents I'm the dollar Of the hrt mortgage
James River and kauaNha Company, twenty cents
IN TIT dollar Of the second WOrtaagr of the James
River ana k1nawha Company, and seventy cents Ia
the dollar of the mortgage bonds Of the Buchanan
aud Clifton Forge RailNay Company. The calcua-
lion being made I'm each case OF principal, coupons
maiured and interest on cOupOns ma'ured.
TN, j. all can pay ! 0iitr neither more nor
less. ana offer the same terms 10 All. | can pay tor
no bond on which an option has been given.
The success of the railroad. I'm which the State
and all Its citizens yIially int restcd, d ponds
my success I'm making thi, settlement.
| am compelled 10 restrict this offer Il the Sd
day of March, 1880.
The holders OF the above described bonds can re-
oeiyc their mont y0n hc above ,rms by Application
at This Office, or AT The Peoples savings Bank al
Lyuchburg or az tie Bank OF Lexington.
JOHN ". JOHNSTON.
f. 23-tMh2 President.
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EISANtitI..

UNION BANK OF RICUMOND.l
RICHMOND, February 20, 1880.
At 4 MEETING or THE DlREC-
~ TORS OF 1HIS BANK he'd This afternoon a
bonus OF 50 a share was ordered 10 be- PAID 90 the
toc4 holder, on and after M0ndiy The 1t proNimo.
fr27-1w JAMES MILLER, ca her.
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We bave the February No. OF The Viy.
ginia Medical Monthly.
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New Books.

The Lac Journal fer March is valuable
No
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III COHEN BROTHERS ARE NOW
onrrirg the largest and most attractive stocA of
LADIES UNDERWEAR ever offered in This ciiy
Among them viii be nnd a great many that can-
not 20 siDy be made up at tie prices tIey ale sell
ing them for. rs
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MEETINGS..

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
WI The visitors OF this Institution will meet at the
College on TUkSDAl MARCH p. AT o'clock,
L. NJ. 10 Ill the CHAIR OF ANATOMY vacated by
the resignation OF Professor f. ID. Cunningham.
Applicants will send In their credentials To the
secretary Of the Board.
BY order OF Hon. JAMES LYONS. President.
|. II. WHITE. ". ID.
ia l0-td Secretary.
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92 pieces ALL-WOOL BCNIlNG>. i'm Black and
C0iors. Vow IS your tune To- buy these goods
and save money.
3g pieces BLACK CASnMFRtS from 25c 20
&l.25. These a!c elegant and cheap goods.
ami we guarantee them 10 be- lower Than ever.
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state ~ Virginia.. citV ~ Rictn
l. CHARLES |. WILLIAMS. notary -
the city sforrstid, IN % e >tI rnf \ lrl.h't
certify that George Lee ami 2 \. ~ihn -....
name art signed 10 the foregoing VII b..
DAY acknOWl tds'u The IAN g hriur. II ar
CITY; aud | DO further certifl thlt bU'it' ...,
same time made tth htfnrr ne TIA D. \ ...u
has actually paid 10 him m cash il.t '' I'D
thousand dollars as his iupui lnlo iA'
mentioned ......
Given under MY hand ~, IAN DIV, ~.
A. ID. 1850. CuARLt> |. W III
t. l6-Bw NnIt.N -
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III COHEN BROTHERS HAVE NOW
FULLY REPLENlSHED nearly cvcry depart
mcn'. and are OFFERING INDUCEhtNB> that
are not TO be met IN many HOUSES in this count v.
a call will convince. fe ZS
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of Lac and SILK FICuUtS COLLARS. HAND
KERCnIrF>. CUFFS, >CARF>, &cr at manulac-
turcrs' price.
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MONEY LOANED
On LIBERAL TERMS.
RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
f. 23.6t llI3 Main street.
IL mon nERS M THE MOP

OFFICE JAMES River And kANAwIA GO.
AND BUCHANAN AND CLIFTON FORGE
RAILWAY COMPANY.
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My stock IS large ana uf -r'4. 'ar. t-
warranted "a, rcprcslu iol. ans .....
many lower th,n can Doe found .n '"Hn.
" A.~rtN.>.
fey7 Nn5.j UrlI
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY COHPANY.)
OFFICE or SECOND NICE-PRE>IDENT.
RICHMOND, W.. February 20. 1850. y
NOTICE-TO TIE HOLDERS OF
" CERTAIN BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY COMPA NiE >.-Ihe
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY COW.
PANI VIII on ana after the lSr Of MARCH.
1880. upon presentation at the office 81 the COM
piny. I'm the city of Richmond, pay OF al OF The
following bonds and noteS-t)w
1t. The l. AR NIEED REG1S1 FRED
BOND~, whether issued hy the Virginia Central
Railroad The Chesapeake aud ohio Railroad. or the
Che app al ana ohio Railway FouIauits.
ID PURCHASEMONEI BONDS. Class ID"
issued by the Chesapeake aud ohio Railway Conn
pa V.
Sd. DIVIDEND BONDS OF THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
4h. The I WO- AND TliRtf-lFAR NOTES
OF TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
COMPANY, which fal due respectively Oh the 81
OF July. 1850, aud tb' 1t II Jniy. 1881.
Interest on all of these iOnds and notes will be
stopped A. of tho - OF March, 1850.
The COMPANY Withdraw the privilege heretofore
extended of exchanging per cent. bonds for pur-
chase mOney bond.
WILLIAMS G. VICKHAN.
II 2l-ZW second ce-Prcsident.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28
USEMEN1s.

MOZART HALL.-A GRAND, NOVEL,
WI and FAIRY ENTERTAINMENT viii be given
by the ladies OF Park Place Methodist church for
the btnet OF Tue sabbath school Introducing Genes
from hr most skIfu works Of ari, under The dircc-
ton OF Profe sOr MINOR late OF Georgia, FRID Az
EVENING, March b, 1850, a. O'Clock precisely.
General admission 25c. fe 2SGt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28

We would also call % tcution 10 the fact that $50
are till s,ilpg our stock II WINTtE DRESS
GOODS COLORED CASHMkRES. WAiLR-
PGOOFS. ULSTER CLOTHS. CASSINtRE>
SIIAWLN. SNIGTS CLOAkS, FLANNELs. &C.,
al cpSt prices IN order 90 close them ont. u "lll
pay to eNamiac our Stock and lay in Your supply.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-28
PETERSBURG.

THE FISH AND GAME PROTECTIVE AsSoCIA.
TION-IMPORTANT AMENDMENT TO THE
PRESENT LAW ASKED-AN ANCIENT MANSION
DESTROYED REMOVAL OF REMAINS OF con-
FEDNRATE sOLDIERS-THE CITY ALMsHOCSE,
nc, &c.