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LEXINGTON.

KOCkBRiDGE'S LOAN TO TIE CANAL COMPANY ;
CONTRACT WITH TUE RAILROAD-THE NORTH
RIVER BRANCB-THE FUTURE or THE AT
LANTlC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE ROAD 10 PITTSBURGH.
Correspondence of The Richmond Dispaich.l
JANUARY II, 1881.
AT late meeting Of the Board OF Super
YisOrs a contract was entered into between
The county aud the Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad Company 10 reference 10
The loan ~ $4,000 10 TIE James River and
kanawDs Canal Company.
Mr.. :. II. Lelcher aud Mavor Calvin NJ.
D0ld viii represent The town OF LeXidgtOn
at the Valley railroad meeting TO be held in
slauntOL the 20tb instant.
Engineers on he Richmond and AIlegb a
ny ROAD bave commenced their surveys up
Noilb river A party Of wOrkmen are now
at baicony FAILS, making preparations 10
Duiiu the bridge al thar point. The bridge
II 10 De OF ron. The Central Bridge Com
pshS," OF New York, are the contractors.
Inc engineers think the bridge will be
ready for the rails by June.
III ~ s9ld that the SHENANDOAH Valley rail-
ROAD VIII make every eXertion 10 buy the
A'ianlic, Mississippi aud Ohio road, but
this ruDlor i not based upon anything au-
thentic, aud mus be taken at the usual dis.
count. am glad that the Dispatch has
ialtb that the road 10 Pittsburgh viii be
constructed. At the late banquet given in
thIs place 10 The visiting northern capitalists
lis completion at an early day was assured,
ana we have every reason 70 hope and be-
Ieye, from what passed on that pleasant oc-
easioo, that the road will touch Lexington.
II Is nearer tnot great deal, however, from
Lexington to Pittsburgh than from Will
iiamson's to Pittsburgh, and the route Is
Jnst as practicable; but whether the road
touches Lexington or not II will be built,
and II Richmond acis with her accustomed
yisilsnce she viii not rest until the last rail
Is laid. PETREP0Hs.
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Not;ou.I Cunrd AssocIaftou.

New YORK. January l4.-By direction OF
the Executive Committee of the National
Guard Association Of the United States the
convention Of the Association called for the
10Th instant al the Mercantile Library build
ing, Philadelphia, has been postponed to
the 7th OF March, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
same place. This adjournment has been
made at the request OF number OF dele
gates from the South and West, as well as
New York and Pennsylvania, TO permit
those attending the presidential Inaugural
ton to be present.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

|, YOUTHFUL CRIMINAL AT WORK IN
MAINE Is REQUIRED tn SERVE TWELVE
yFARsIN THE PENiTESrIARY- MAIL ROB-
Berry IN TtXAS-FAILURtsIS ST. LOUIS,
&c.-A WIFE. MURDERER HUNG ON Long
IsLAND-A WOMAN BURNED tn. DEATH IN
DANvILLE-TRAvEL RESUMED on THE
BAY - SNOW AND HAIL AT NORFOLK -
TWENTY FOUR DEGREES BELOW ZERO IN
ILLINOIS DEATH OF MRS. BATEMAN -
THE NEW PARLIAMENT PARTY THE
ANTI-JEwIsII M0vEMENT-DRIvEN FROM
IRELAND ny THREAIs-vAEioUS OTHER
FOREIGN ITEMS.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
JANUARY li.-The following are the quotation
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.

JAsUARY I4.-The following are the quotations :
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-lommOn To good. s4Gt6.
LeGE-Commou, s5@S5; me'iiun, S6.3O6t7 ,
good, is O. So; fine, Sl0@Sli: extra fac, size
Sl4. -
DARK TOBACCO-MANUFACTUR
Lug Fiiters.--tOmmOn, s3.50MSf; medium,
s4.50ds5: good, S5.5Ofdt6.
Lear Filisrs-ComInOG, s50s5 90; medium,
s66l $3.50: good, So 80; nm. s9MslO.
MISUNDERSTANDING, sI.3e9fs.oo; meniSm
ss5Omfe: good S9.50MilO; hne, slOGsiI ;
extra sun-curea. Sl2@sl5.
BRIGHT co-MASUfAcrURIsG.
= SJaokers-ComInon, sS@sl0; medium, 400
sl2: good. SlZMsl8; hnr. Slb@tZO.
Fiiisrs.-i,ommOn, s6ats: medium, ST@s9 4;
good, Sigasl2; dns, nominal.
WraDpers.-Co Common, - ogoSl5 medium. 81 ia
$50 good. S2O6Gs30; hne. si0@soO; fancy, soe
4t75. .,a1.,.
Wr0ODers. Mahog0ny.-COmmon, tl2dsio
medium. sl3a@s2O; good. s22Gs25; hne, $500
s4p. extra, s43Ms50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand fOi this class OF goods is connue''
nr,ucipaly TO good old heayy-boaied logs aud Ken
tneky River leaf. We quote: =
Old Tugs, &49r5: kentucky River lags, flON
sl2; Kentucky River leaf. sl3dsle.
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CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

one bottle RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRiIAL
SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED INHALER. frce
Economical. agreeable. safe, and neyer-iaiiing,
relieving Instantly ana curing permanently, this
great combination OF meOclnai agents oners 70 .nS
weary &, fferer from every form of Catarrh reiiei
and rest. II satisfies every demand OF reason anu
common sense. II attacks and conquers every phase
T disease IL strike at The root, cleansing
The nasal passages or purulent matter, 10 swallow
and Inhaie which means destruction, sweeteh'ng Tue
breath restoring the senses OF smell aste anu near
ing 10 fun activity. purifying the blood OF calaTai
yirns and checking rs constitutional raVages. buy
II while there Is yet time. ~ e,s .a
AK for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE oo'u III"
recon nded eyerS where. ,..,, 49,.
General Agents, WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston,
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Fxpiration of Sentence.

New York, January l4.-Rev. Edward
Crowley, convicted OF cruelty to liltle chill
dren in the Shepherds Fold. Of which he
wa> manager. and who, on February -.
1880, was convicted OF iIl-lreating Louis
Wicker and sentenced TO the pen'ientiary
for one year and fined $3.50, wa, released
Monday last, his term OF imprisonment
owing 10 commutatioD under The law hay-
ing expired. The amount OF his fine,
which had been subscribed bs several chart
table persons. was paid In TO The clerk OF The
Court of General Sessions to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE NEW PARLIAMENTARY PARTY.
LoNpoN, January II 1t i authOritatiyely
announced that the new Parliamentary
partv. formed under Mr.. William Shaw wi b
The view to irdependent action, will only
opposr the coercion bill within the strIcl
form~ OF The House. and il they consider
the Irish bill Just and equitable they viii
no only support il IN the House. bur VIII
endcay0r 10 obtain lis acceptance in Ireland.
II il understood thar the Duke OF Rich
mond's conservative Commission on hgrl-
cultural Depression, in the pat OF their
report dealing with Ireland, recommend
q governmental scheme OF emigration;
also. one OF migration from Oyer-peopled
districts; a plan for the reclamation Of
waste lands, and 4 court OF arbitration Tor
fixing rents. They generally approve a
modified form OF peasant proprietary. Inc
minority OF the commission consider these
measures ~ not sufficiently strong. Ii II
stated that London city guilds which own
estates in Ireland have been sounded re-
oarhing the transfer OF tenants under the
terms OF The new land bill. They are will
ing 10 make The necessary arrangements,
and about 10000 acres OF lands belonging
to these companies will probably be thus
transferred.
FAILURE.
LONDON, January 1T. Il. Willows,
flannrlmnnufacture at Rockdole, Lanca-
shire, ha, failed. Liabilities, $50 1000.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, January l4.-Thls week
circular II the Liverpool COttOn-Brokers'
ASSOCIATION says: "COttOn has bcen IN
moderate demand throughout the week, ana
with more desire 10 sell. The market was
dull. and quotations OF some descriptions
are reduced. American was in fair demand
but with some pressure 10 sell quotations
are reduced !@3 16d. 10 Sea Islands busl'
ness was small al unchanged rates. Futures
opened weak and prices nave gradually
given way, the latest quotations beng sd.
lower"
The state Trials.
DUBLIN, January l4.-Mr. McD0nongh
TO-DAY continued his speech for the Ira
yersers. He said he submitted with con-
fdence TO the jury that the Land League
was perfectly legal organization 10 cause
by agitltiOn certain alterations In the land
law, with necessity Of which not only Ire
land but all England was now ringing. lie
set before The jury the example OF the jury
who acquitted the seven bishops. and drew
a moving picture OF the e'lcliohs VINCE
followed the Irish famine.
Mr.. Samuel Walker followed on the same
side with a powerful speech. He quoteC
the charter Of the Land League, and con
tended that il was legal To read extracts o.
the parliamentary speeches OF Mr.. Glad
stone, Mr.. Law. and Mr.. Bright in support
of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bill
He Insisted that the Traversers had said 10
thing more calculated TO damage landlord
Ism than was said in the speeches In Par'i'
ment referred TO-. The court adjournedun
Oh Monday. When Mr. Mcb0nough con
Guided bis speech he was loudly cheered.
TraIee Land-LeaguerS Discharged.
TRALEE. January l4.--The examinaiio
OF the officers OF the Tralee branch OF Ia
Land League was concluded to-day. Nj
lBrassell, proprietor OF the Kerry Ind
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TIE SINGULAR SOCIETY WHICH Is ENDED
n-I.. ny .Iu DI nn Y AIvIILE-

TIE SINGULAR SOCIETY WHICH Is ENDED BY
TIE DEATH OF DIR. vATTIEE.
CINCINNATI. January l3.-Dr. j. l.. VAT
tier. the list Of The celebrated =" Seven Mems
Societv,' died mere to-day. This Society
was formed nearly tflv years AGO by seven
prominent citizens. They agreed to meet
once 4 year for a social dinner 20 long rs
they lived. In case Of the death OF any "i
the members the others were to attend MS
funeral and assl>, in the burial ceremonies.
At the annual banquet the empty chairs OF
the dead were TO he placed at the table. ana
dinner provided ~ usual for the full number.
4 bottle OF wine was sealed in mahogany
ca>ket and the key thrown away, with the
agreement that The last living member
should break the lock and drink the VINE
after the death of all the others. This was
in the han0s OF a Nj. Lawson, who dled,
leaving il 10 Mr.. Tatem, whose possession
of the casket was believed 10 have caused
bis death a few months later. DURING his
sickness he begged to have IT removed from
his house, which was done. After MS
death, Dr. Waiter. the last survivor, broke
the lock and drank The VINE, and ha' since
annually sat down alone to the dinner fof
seven, the six empty chairs still at the table
in remembrance OF his six dead companions.
His death ends the Last Mans Society.
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The Weather.


SUDDEN CHANGE AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January II. a sudden ana re-
mail dblc change in temperature has oc'
CURED. At 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
the thermometer registered $50 above and
at midnight it marked 50 below zero, with
the mercury falling about 80 an hour.
CHICAGO. January li.-LaSt night was
one OF the coolest Of the season. The mer-
curry at = o'clSck This morning stood at IS
below zero, and at st. Paul. Minn., 24'
hainW
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bill az rapidly ~ possible, and at quarter
10 4 |. passed. The Senate then. by vote
Of ayes 81, noes "a, agreed TO take up the
Ben. Holiday bill.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Secretary Sherman went to Ohio tonight.
On Monday bin VIII be introduced in
the House for The establishment OF a postal
telegraph.
The Senate will. IL IL thought. agree to a
3 per cent bond. but they viii insist that 1t
be made 1920.
Tue interest among the people OF Wash
ington 10 regard to the improvement OF the
river flats increases, and congressman are
interviewed constlntly on the subject.
The continued illness OF Chairman Atkins
re,ards business in the House Appropria-
tons Committee.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
$3.50. 414: internal revenue. S532,095.
The weather grew colder this evening.
and Is preferable to the hard rain OF last
night.
Inc Dlstflct hnigDtS ithipih h''c 'o'cu
TO 20 TO Yorktown.
Captain Cookies case was not considered
in executive session this evening. His con-
firmation. however. Is certain.
The weather tonight at III is intensely
cold.
fAssociated Press reports bv telegraph to the Dis
paIohl
WAsHINGToN, January H.-Everett L.
Wheeler. chairman Of the Executive Com
miitee Of ibe Ciyl-Serviee Reform COmmls-
sion, made an argument to-day before the
Senate Committee on Civil Service in favor
OF ciyI-seivlce reform.
The Joint Committee on Congressional
Library made a report to-day in favor OF the
erection Of q special building for the accom-
modation Of the library in judiciary square.
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Norfolk.
HAIL AND SNOw-COTTON RECEIPTS.
rsnnninI t1I0rrnrl In fhe ID naIrh |

HAIL AND SNOw-COTTON RECEIPTS.
Especial telegram to the DisDatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, January l4.-There was
hail and snow here to-day.
The receipts Of cotton here this season
reached bali million bales to-day.
A negro named John A>he was lodged in
the county jail to-day, charged with MUIR
derlng Henry Wright on Wednesday night
list. He was the paramoUr OF virgins
wife.
The Daytime steamers have resumed
running.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

bales: uplands, IL l0-l6c.; orleans, 12S-l6c.;
weekly net receipts, s452 tales; gross, 3t,7S3
hales; exporls-to Great Britain: 1919 bales;
France. 1913 bales Continent; $50 bales; sales,
snlI aud unchanged. Wheat unsettled, opening
steady closing In buyeIs favor, with lirht export
ere favor aud dull; nngraded, b46sA4se. Oats Ma
lc. higher aud iairly active: No. 3, A3kc. Hops
quiet and irm. Coffee irm aud quiet. sugar quiet
and unchanged; rernea steady and fair demand
standard "A,n 'e@oS Molasses unchanged. VIII
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yOLTAIC ELECTRIC Ps.AsTkRS.
COLLINS'S VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
PLAsTERS.

One CoLLiSs's voLrAIc ELECTRIC PLASTER,
costing 20 cents j. tar superior 20 every otner ees
relieve dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Malsria, feteI
aud Ague, aud Kiuney aud Urinary Difficulties, ana
may be worn The pit OF the st0msen, over w
syerywhere. no 6-s&W
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RUNNING SORES.

RUNNTNG SORES.-Henrv Landecker Dover, y.
H. Ger ihrs that August %, 1877. he broke his eg.
The bone was set by physician. Upon removing
me spilnts sores broke out from the Knee 10 me
heel Doctors called them yalicOSe veins, ana or
cered rubber stockings. Paid s2j for stockings
wi bout any signs of cure. Bought tUIICthA
REMEDIES and was rapidly and permanently cnreJ.
&, rlIhed To by Lothrops n PinShAm, Druggists
Dover, y. H.
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CuTICURA RFMEDIEs are prepared by WEEK ;
A. POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 wash
ingiOn street. BOs on. and are for sac by all drug.
g1sre Price OF CUTICURA.a Medicinal Jelly: Small
n0xes. so cents; iarge boxes. ~: CrtlCUhA RE
SOLVENT. The new BloOd-Purin n ~ per ootlie'
or CTRk MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR, 20 cents.
CUTICVRA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR: 10 cents
I'm mrs for CARRIER am large Ousumors, 90 GEMS.
An naifed free or receipt NJ price.
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tUTICURA.
CU T l G L r 4 &.
MIRACLES OF HEALING UNPARALLELED
IN MEDICAL HISTORY.

CUTICURA RFSOLVENT the great natural blood.
purifier absorbent, renOva or. ana Vla'iZer' nds
shown its grand curative power IN scrOiuld Whle
swengs. ulcers, eIy>lpeas sWeled neck, scrpiu'
Ions inf ,mina ions, mcrcurial acciiOns. old sores
pruplOns OF the skin, eyes ana scalp affections
win dry. thin, ana falling hair. and when the
CUTICURA.a medicinal Jelly, and the CCIICURA
SOAP, prepared from II, are aDpled 10 cAltrnal
symoioms the cures effected 10y the CCIICURA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
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Safety Of steamboat Travel.

New ORLEANS, January H.-Captain
George l.. Norton, Supervising Inspector
Of the Tenth Steamboat Inspection District.
comprising the Cult States aud Lower Mis-
sissippi Valley, in his report for the year
ending December 81, 1850, says that out OF
two and "a quarter million passengers ear
ried on steamboats, In that district there
has not been single life lost.
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SCROFULA.-IlOn. William IaNlor Eosioh STATE
senator OF Massachusetts permanently cured Of a
humOr Of the face and scalp that had been lrcaled
uccessfuIly for twelve wears 10y MANY OF Boston
br.f physicians and most noted specialists, as wei
AS European authorities. He says: " have been so
elated with my successful use OF The CtTlCtRA
REMEDIES that ! have stopped men III Inc slItets
to tell them of my cure"
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GOOD NEWS FOR TRAVEL. fEN
" LERS To OR FROM EUROPE. s.xf1f1z1116

ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
viii perform the following stryice during winter
-easOn lSs0-'rl From BALTlMbRE on TUES.
DAY. NOVEMBER 18TH. and EVERY ALTER
NATE TUESDAY, for LIVERPOOL ola QUEENS
TOWN; rem BOSTON EVERY THURSDAY
for LIVERPOOL rtd LONDONDERRY. This Line
flers superb cabin accom- mUda lOn,. and makes
>PECIALTY as to kind feaimeut 10 sieerage passeD.
gers. Rate for steerage am iperiD date a low as
by any irsr-class linz. For OUTWARD and prepaid
tickets apply to A. W. CARRIER. S26 east Main
sti.eI. agent al Richmond, or 10 LEVI a ALDEN,
General Passen Agents, 207 broadway. New
York 1O5 south Fifth street. Pbilad iDbia: .tate
street. BOsi on. no 2 e0d6m
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Flour dull. We quote F1ne. S3@s3.50; extra
$3.50. suuerine. :450GS4.75; common family
s5.75GS6; choice or patenl family. r1.oOMsS
StauniOn Ia spectlOn. extra, 50 3t@so.oO.
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Tho Nnine s,.naIOrShin In.

Augusta, Me-, January lin the LegiS-
larurc to-day the election OF United StateN
senator was ordered for Tuesday next NJ II
O'Clock. Both bouseS have adjourned 10
Tuesday at ! | O'Clock.
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SALT-RHELM.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. owens, Dealer In Pi-
amos, Grand RAPIDS, Mich, was troubled for nine
wears with salt-rheun. Tried even medicine known
10 the made, ana was attended by manV physician,
with only temporary RELIEF. Cured by tUIlCCkA
REMEDIES.
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COMM
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January IA. 1881.

WUEAT-5I4 bu.hes AZ 81 and 81 90 for com:
mon Fuilz am soc. and :l.06 for common and
very good mixed
toRN.-i 456 nnshelsat 53c. for damD aud 54c.
for very good. aud ode Tor prime white ana ofC'
for nrime miN-d.
RYF-7S bushels al So and SIC.
COTTON $50 bales sold q iotaIi0ns Middlings,
llAc : low mldliings, ll0llAc.
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SUSPENSION OF A DRY.GOODs HOUSE.

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. January 1.-THE
suspension Of the house Of +. W. Marshall
IL Co, wholesale dry.goods merchants, was
announced to-day. with liabilities OF $780,
600: assets. 100000.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia record says that simon Came
ron Will soon make a southern trip, ana
that his first stop will be at Petersburg,
where he will meet General Malone.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, January 1.-THE joint
Republican caucus nominated Senator Nc
MILAN last night for reelection to the United
States Senate.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP E{Efk
~ COMPANY. aS4A
FOR NEW YORK.
FOR NEW YORK.

.:ea1nsrs-0LD D0MISION WYAEO8F. MAN.
EkTTAN, ISAAC Dr..I., zud RiCHkUND--
very TUESDAY, FRIDAY. ano SUNDAY ~
liPr water
They ave splendid saloons suats.roOrns. snn oaub
COIL.
The fare, ACCOMMODATIONS anu Attentions az '''
urpssSed
Sims going noVh lana 81 pier 81. Nertt riytr
DOT of jeach street. Snips coming south 5aii iUS
.,cr AZ North RIVER, foot Of Christopher streeJ
shir farf ~ New Y',rk, ait ~teeIsgN 49,
g
freignts for points beyond SeS fo.s Iorwsreer
With Dispatch and no cbasse r1ahe exesp' srt"si AZ
0ense5 Incurred.
tregnL received nnhii O'CLOCK Z. NJ oa'iy'
g'or further IL lornla.IO-4 Ayf.y y.
GEORGE W. ALLEN n Co, .,senA
raVt NAies. (,fs.tpvb s1hrrvas Ro@rsHt
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EtAtLADb LthIA kICH- r4se,&
z NOND. AND NOkFULk 3rhAN-.satfrf&
gll(P LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE FAST VIA FALL river
THRhE TINES A WEEK.-updl fu;tos 90.
t,ins. leaving PhilScelphia every TUESDAY,
TaIjRSDAY, sn6 SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. gRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con-
neci'ng a. Pntladephis with CiVHe's We" rhH'ase
Line for tsi River. .... -. ..,..,,,..,
QUICK lIMf-rREQUENT DEPARTURFs-
L6WFST RATES.
freight received daily D Itii D o,clocA 4. NJ.
"a .ES w. MCCARRs Ck
General Sou, ern Agent. Bicnmond, Va
NJ eAM 2. CLYDE 4 CO..
f}eners Managers,
no23 No IL sOaIn Mharves. Pnfia .eehi2.
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WARiNA sNIEssasENsS
DEPARTURE or sTEA MERs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Company
SgPrRiNI FNpENT'S pfFHE.
RICHMOND, Jtnuars IL. 1881.
DESUMPTION OF SCHED-sy~sU,
Ia ULE.-The Gamer ARIEL viii xSSssss.s.sss
arrive here from Norfolk on sATURDNf AZ
ItRNOpN MKT. Is h ins am. an leave here
on NJ NDAY. IL b instant, ~ $50 a. NJ, and
EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY
ihereaf er. for river landings NoIfOs. aud Bsitt-
moe as per ocular sche, ule. Commence receiving
freigh, SATURDAY, j nuary i5tn.
h. y. TA1UM.
ialj2t SuOf rinie ndent.
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UNDERTAKE Rzs.
JOSEPH w. LAUBE.

VVoEfH W. LAUbEs
FURNisHlNG-UNpERrAK
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD srREETs.
RICHMOND. Va.
Keeps a full lac Of WOOD ard MyrAlLlC NJ.
|RIAL.CAsEs, With prices nom ths lowest 70 The
large sssortment Of snaoulH, msds BY he
best manG faeterers. siways us st0.
Burial ssrai gemtnts attended - With every poa~
sible care
orders from the country will - sstsfscssritv
-: n.Ih.. y exclusively An UNDERTAKING.
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Mrs. Susan RAIDER, OF Mil Greek, Bote.
tourt county, Is dead sged eighty.
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I'm ANClAI.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY. january IA. 1891.
sALEs.--1O shares u. ana T. X. X. stock at Ola, 20
10. al aIT: 10 shares c.. &. and A. X. X stock az
10 40 40. at 40; 900 X. and ID. gold 6's AZ 9sH.
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e,.SO.Ur,sNs a.. rAxTNKsAHIPS.
,I,UE FIRM OF LIGON a. GLASGOW,


'I'HE FIRM OF LIGON & GLASGOW,
Wolf Trap Ganfax eouD,, Va. was this day
Dissolved b, mutual cOnS' ut. &. a. GLAsCOck re-
Iuing The busines, VIII be- continued by y. A..
LIGoN sno j. J. Lyon, un 'er he nrm.pahe OF
IIGON BEOIHFRs. j. A. Lyon,
j. j. Lyon.
g. A GLA~CDCk.
woLF.TRAP. Va. January ], lesl. "a i4.zL-
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARrNEk-
~ SHIP The co psrtner bin her. tofofe existing
pe ween ABRAN OUNsr aud SAMUEL BIN.
~W NGfR. under the DaUe ana sty.eo GUSTS
RlNsW NGER. doing business at 500 Broad
street and l4z7 Main street. IS his cay dissovedoy
mutual consent .....
10 mase settlement WITH Mr.. \. SuNsr, al SOB
BROAD street, VINO also assumes The liabilities oi tue
CONCERN A. GUSsT.
;. BiNSHA ANGER.
The store No. COS Broad STREET will IRON IBIS cate
he conducted by Nr. 4. CUNT, who. thankful LOT
The ,trona ~ bestowed upon the Ia nr", hopes ~
IN. proper atte ton to business o merit continu.
tnefeO.
Mr. : BiSsWAS6ER viii hereafter conductive
same business a. la27 Main street. where Win me
sane iacliues he hoDes 10 rec I've ioerS SPARE OF
he palronage bereiOiore bestowed upon the late
firm.
JANUARY 6, 1881. u s-sa.sa,sw2w
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Au.ntAMay by a Snnm .Nlidc.

DENVER, COL. January IA cabin in
The mountains near Georgetown, occuoed
by William u. and Knox PinkaId, OF New
Orleans. and colored servant, was swept
away this morning by snow.sllde. There
is no trace OF the occupants.
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Another MaiI.RObbery I'm Texas.
Rurncd to Death.

DANvILLE, Va, January l4.-At noon to-
day while cOlored woman employed by
Mr.. Lipscomb was at work in the kitchen
her clothing caught fire and she was burned
. Il nth