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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE WEATHER-MORE Snow BUT LESS
Coin Lest there should be comment upon
the astonishing difference In the readings Of
the thermometer at the Dispatch Office and
elsew here in the city we will state that the
Thermometer at this office stands near the
western window OF the counting ro0m-a
southern nexposure-andis Is shielded from u he
weather. There Is always the same differ
ence between us readings and the readings
OF a standard instrument In another part OF
the city upon which we generally rely, and
this Is true whether In winter, summer, or
spring. Some time during Friday night the
mercury 10 the recording thermometer re-
ferred to got down to 100 below zero. one
degree below the lowest point II bad there
tofore reached, showing conclusively that
Friday night was the coolest night we have
yet bad this season.
The river, canal, basin. and dock remain
ed frozen over bard. Persons were walking
across the river at Rockets, and some
walked up TO the city from the bar. The
ice on the river Is from five 10 six inches
thick, and pedestrians cross to and fro be-
tween the Chesterfield side and Rockets.
Skaters enjoyed The sport on the basin and
canal, and some went up as far as the Three
mile locks. Skaters were also enjoying the
ice on the river between Walkers landing
and Mayo's bridge and near the Free
bridge. The current is quite swift at the
first point, and 1t Is not a usual thing for
that part of the river 10 freeze.
The temperature moderated Yesterday
during the day. AT Mr.. Latimer's, 731
west Marshall street. at A. NJ, 1t was 40
below zero; A. NJ, zero; IL NJ, 100
above; and p. NJ. ITO above. Ii remained
at ITO there until . O'Clock last night, when
it fell TO 1879.
Snow commenced falling rapidly at about
10 O'Clock, but as early as or a few minutes
after that hour we had few flakes.
Yesterday afternoon about dusk the
steamship WyanOke was still in signt OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio wbarves.
From the line OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio road we had the following reports up
TO ii O'Clock last night:
Huntington: Cloudy. Mercury 22o. -
Charleston Cloudy: 260. Snow falling
fast since dark.
Ronceyerte: Weather moderating; 10 be-
low zero.
Cannelton: 15o above zero; weather
mOderating. with indications OF rain.
Sewell: Weather warmer; 200; lndica-
tiOns OF snow.
'Quinnimont Weather pleasant, with in
dcations Of ram.
White Sulphur: Cloudy and cold: ther-
mometer, 23o.
MillborO': Cloudy and cold; 200.
Slaunion: Cloudy; 15o, and every indi-
cation OF snow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

officers Eected.-At meeting OF Friend
ship Lodge, No. 20, knights OF Pytbus,
held in this city Thursday night, the fol.
lowing officers were elected for the eusu.
ing term: William A. Gibbs, chancellor
commander: Charles w. Atkisson. vice.
chancellor; Richard p. Smith. prelaIe; W.
I. Lithgow, keeper Of records and seal;
John ii. Foster, master OF eXcbequer: w.
r. McCrary. master Of finance; Ell. b.
Vaughn, master.at arms. Trustees: +. e..
Weisiger. w. T. Litbgow, John II. Foster.
w. T.. Lithgow was elected representative
10 the GRIND Lodge, which meets in Alex
andria on the third Tuesday in February.
s. II. Owens, Jr.. the retiring chancellor
commander, takes the chair OF the past
chancellor.
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A DINNER FOR THE TELEGRAPH, MEssEN-
GER, AND TELEPHONE. BOYs-One OF the
most interesting events Of New-Year's day
was the handsome dinner given by Messrs.
Thomas Branch Il Co. at their Office in this
city TO the telegraph, messenger. aud tee.
phone-boys. Between II and O'Clock yes-
terday they were assembled in the main
office OF the firm, near the corner OF Main
and Eleventh streets, and after a brief adj.
dress Of welcome they were seated at their
splendid dinner, and happier set or more
interesting scene has not been witnessed for
many day. In addition TO the bank officers
and employees there were present few citi-
Zens,
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FINANCIAL.


WE EEG TO CALL THE ATTEN
w TISsN OF oyA CUSTOMERS AND THE
PUBLIC to The present condition of ths market for
money ana invest ment cecurites. The gold and sill
yer coin in the United States has Increased about
s2t0000t 90 lover O. per cent? IN two wears This
Is the chef cause Of tn low rate of interest and
consequent demand feE hr 't-claSs investment secu-
rifles. First mortgages railroads whose earnings
are srgeylH excess Ofsther interest cts rges must
continue tOGdysnce Uut they approximate the cur
redt rates o. like securities IN Europe ~ ere per
cent. iDieres-Dayng ral -oad securiues sell par
we will be glad 10 expi.in 10 our correspondents
land customers The character ofthe securitiss now on
the market sad invite ali persons having money to
jIves, whc are bolders OF securities, tSrlte TO
aI;s or call at our Ofice.
lnyeslmeBss2nade In u,a stock Of the Richmond
aad Dsny1ne ,-siroad, Richmond and Peisrsburg
railroad or tie Richmond, Fredericksburg s2d Po
to.nac railroad during this month will save taxes
~ these stocsG non-le xable. Prices OF good
Securities VIII continue 10 advance long ~ the
amount OF spsose In The cotntry continues 10 in.
crease. THOMAS BRANCH A CO
January L 1881. ia l-srw
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INJUNCTION GRANTED.-ln the case OF the
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank and
others against w. w. Pool and Others,
Judge Fitzhugb granted the following i'm
junction: "To the Merchants and Planters
and w. w. Pool and Others. through their
counsel, Judge W. W. Crump, Is. T. Crump,
and Thomas q. Jackson, to euioin, re-
STRAIN, and prohibit the within named w.
w. Pool, trustee, from disbursing The pro-
ceeds Of the sale of the cigars sold by him
as trustee in the deed in the bill mentioned,
or from any manner removing, pai t 'ng With,
or interfering with the said proceeds. eX-
cept 10 place the same in some safe bank to
the credit OF this court In this cause"
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS regular
convention Of Syracuse Lodge. No. 5, X. of
p. held Friday evening, the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing term: G..
C.. Tbon, past chancellor; W. f. Epps,
chancellor commander; DR.. G. A. Mercer,
yice.chancelIor; r. B. Gray, prelate; g..
h.. BowdeD, keeper OF records and seal !;
w. f. Cree, master OF finance; w. f.
Woody, master of exchequer; j. Fossett.
master-at-arms Representative 10 the Grand
Lodge, James Johnston; Trustees, q. +.
Bowden. w. +. Richardson. w. X. Lowry.
meeting of Richmond Lodge, No. 2l9,
X. OF II held FRIDAY evening, the following
officers were elected s. 5. Carter. past die
tator; l.. A. Whiting, dictator; NJ. &. Ro-
berts0n,. .vice-dlctator; Nj. Mayo, assistant
dictator; j. e. Johnson, chaplain; l.. II.
ReiDs, reporter; Thomas Jackson, financial
reporter; John w. Quay, treasurer; w. NJ.
Sutton, guide; Il. p. Campbell. guardian
George T.. Cornlck, sentinel; w. j. Nc
Dowell, representative TO the Grand Lodge;
X. I. Davis, alternate; j. j. Wright.
George A. HundIey, and W. j. Mcdowell,
trustees.
At meeting Of Section No. Is. Endow.
ment Rank, Knights Of Pytbils, held
Thursday night, the following officers were
elected: President, G. T. Loehr; Vice.
President, l.. W. Dorset; Secretary and
Treasurer, w. j. Mcdowell; Chaplain.
W. r. SIzer; Guide, E. Morris; Guard,
A. VI. Ball Guardian, +. Ruppert.
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BUSINESS CHANGES AND NEW FIRMS
The new year has not brought as many
business changes as usual. Wenote the fol-
lowing:
Messrs. A. W. C. Smvth & Co. have dis.
solved, and Mr.. Richard ii. Smith continue.
he feed business at the old stand, No. 90s
Cary street.
Mr.. John Latoucbe admits his son to part.
nership, and will continue the business OF
merchant tailOrs at No. north Tenth street
under the tirm-name OF John LalOuche 4
Son.
Messrs. NJ. NJ. and ]. !. Strause have
formed partnership under the tirm-name
Of Strause Brothers, and succeed TO the dry.
goods business OF their father, p. Strause,
at No. l4l1 Main street.
Messrs. Buck & Christian have dissolved.
Mr.. G. Ed. Buck will wind up the shin.
brokers' business. Mr.. Thomas b. Chris.
tan will conduct business in his own name
as a stock broker.
Mr.. Thomas T.. Hicks has been admitted
as partner OF f. Courtney jenkins d Co.
Messrs. j. X. HOck1day x Co. have dis
solved. Mr.. Hockaday Will continue rhe
produce commission business at No. 1905
Cary street.
Two OF our oldest grOcery-houses having
discontinued that business, two young men,
one from each OF the old houses, bave
opened frst.eiass grocery establishment at
No. 627 Broad street. ID. s. Mccarthy, so
long with George A. Hundey, and Andrew
l.. Haynes, with William G.. cambridge &
Co., have formed partnership under the
sty Of Mccarthy Il Haynes.
George A.. Hundley has discontinued the
grocery business, and confines his trade TO
teas, liquors. canned goods, tobacco, &c.
Owing TO the continued indisposition OF
Mr.. j. Henry Grafton. Mr.. John r.
Regnault succeeds TO his business, is reft-
ting the store No. 3 north Ninth street, and
will loon open a new stock OF wallpapers,
upholstery goods, Oil-cloths, shades, mat
ting, &c.
The Danvilse firm Of Messrs. w. s. Pat
ton, Sons & Co. is dissolved. and Messrs.
W. s. Pat on, A. Y. Stokes, w. +. Patton,
and j. A. Patton, under the old irm-name.
will do a general banking and brokerage
business.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Kate Thayer and the spanish Students Miss
Annie Pixiey-Rice'ss snrprise Party ty-Father
Ryan, the Peet-Priess.

Richmond IL TO be visited with varied
and abundant amusement this week. TOE
Theatre will offer pleasurable performances
In the shape OF Rice's Surprise Party" and
Miss Annie Pixley in "M'Liss"; while
the Kate Thayer Concert Company will de.
light music.lovers. and Father Ryan viii
crafty the intellectual portion OF the com.
munity at Mozart Hall.
THE KATE THAYER CONCERT COMPANY
will give two OF their choice musical enter.
tainmenis at Mozart Hall on Monday and
Tuesday evenings. The charming soprano
OF Miss Thayer Is remembered with great
pleasure by those musicians who heard ber
charming vocal eholts when she last visited
Richmond. She comes in concert now, az.
sisted by some able artists, including the
celebrated Spanish Students; and two well.
selected programmes are promised, which
cannot fail OF gratifying the most refined
musical taste.
MISS ANNIE PIXLEY,
who is 10 appear at the Theatre on Monday
evening in "M'Liss, the Child OF the
Sierra" is represented 10 be charming
songstress and actress. She has Just close d
a successful engagement at the Grand
Opera-House, New York, and the play l.
said TO be immensely popular. Mr.. Nc
Donough as "Yuba Bill" and a we'll
selected company furnish able support for
tins bright actress, and it is more Than pI o.
bable that the performance Will crafty the
average run OF theatre-goers.
RICE's SURPRISE PARTY,
OF whom much that is complimentary has
been said by the press throughout the coun-
try, will give two evenings and Wednesday
matinee at the Theatre this week, cOmmeDc-
ing with Tuesday. Mr.. Rice has furnished
our theatre-goers much pleasurable enter
tainment in the past with his Evangeline
Company, and the last evidence we had OF
his ability, in the clever and refined rendi-
CHARITY Begins at H0me," stamps him as
a manager OF fine taste. We shall therefore
await the presentation Of his "refiDed eX-
travsganza OF "Horrors next Tuesday
with pleasure and feeling OF confidence.
FATHER RYAN,
the woll-knoWn and exquisite writer. will
on Wednesday evening next read selec.
tions from his own poems, at Mozart Hall,
for the benefit Of the orphans Of st. 10.
seph's Asylum. The mere announcement
OF this fact will probably ill the hall TO
Overfl0wing, for the p0et-prlest is beloved
by all classes and by all sects, but by none
more than by those whose hearts were in
the Lost Cause" which he has forever
enshrined in his poems. These will live
long after the generation has passed away
which witnessed the calamitOus days OF the
war. May full house greet the poet OF
4 M, Snntn
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THE FIREMEN's SCPPER.-The arrange.
ments for the supper to be given by citi-
zens TO the tiremen have been nearly COM
pleted. and IL promises TO he an enjoyable
affair. 1t is TO take place on Thursday night
next. The following committees have been
appointed: or ArrangemeDts-Capt j.
J. EDg, Messrs. Thomas j. Todd, j. +.
Gum, J. c. Smith, and John Rankin. On
ytatiop-Captain John j. King. Mess;s.
Thomas Potts, Charles l.. Todd, w. 5.
Gum, II. p. Campbell, and John Rankin.
On Reeeption-Captain John J. King,
Messrs. Charles F. Taylor, T. Wiley DAVIS.
John Rankin. and John A. Curtis.
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The CITY Railway.

Yesterday (Fridayl the Norfolk City Rail.
way Company had at work large nuaDer
OF ha0ds employed In clearing the snow and
ice from the car track 10 order that the ears
may resi1me travel to-day II possible. This
action on the part OF the company 10 com.
mendabIe. End The sight OF the street>ears'
return will be hsiied BY our people With
pleasure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

HANDSOME PRESENT TO A WORTHY GEN,
TLEMAN.-On Chrlstmas-day Captain Frank
Cunningham, OF the steamer Frank Somers,
Of the James. River Improvement, was sent
for to 20 to Messrs. Curtis & Parker's office.
When be got there he found large number
OF the captains OF the coasters sailing to
Richmond, aud on their behalf Mr.. Curtis
presented Captain Cunningham with a
handsome double case gold watch and chain,
for which Captain Frank made an appropri.
ate eacknoWledgment.
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Personal. The names Of Dr. Vest, OF
Church Hill, and DR.. West, OF Shockoe
Hill, having been somewhat confused In
the recent sad accident down the river by
which two OF our well.known aud worthy
citizens lost their lives. II IL deemed proper
to state that II was DR.. Vest, OF Church
Hill. who was drowned, and not DR.. West,
of SbockOe HILL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-02

JOINT MEETING OF THE CoUNcL.-A spe.
cial meeting OF the two branches OF the
City Council will! be held Mondsy afternoon
at a O'Clock for the purpose of electing a
member OF the Board OF Police Commits.
sioners 10 I'LL the vacancy caused bv the ex.
piratiOn OF the term Of Mr. John Finders.
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INJURED WHILE C0AsTTNG.-Yesterda
afternoon between ~ and l O'Clock VIII
ham Crane, one OF the drivers Of The stages
connected with the streetcars. while coast.
ing down Twenty-ffth street ran against q
horse attached 10 buggy belonging 10 Mr.
Hoenniger, at the corner Of Twenty-6fth
and Main streets. receiving injuries which
may prove serious. He was knocked sense
less. and taken to his home, on Vensble
street, where medical aid was rendered.
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VALUE OF BUILDINGS AND LANDS IN HEN
RICO CoUSTr.-Maior John 4. Redd, State
assessor for the county Of Henrico, has
completed bis work and turned his books
over to the Auditor. The result shows the
total acreage to be 1899; value of the
buildings on the land, S494, ,050; value OF
lands, including buildings. S2,03S, ,740 SO /;
value Of suburban lots, Sl37,7l5 value OF
buildings and suburban lots. S466, 274--lo-
tai value Of lands, including buildings,
S2,5OJ.O .OIl89.
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"a HAPPY .NEw-YEAa."--To Mr.. j. s.
Dodson, OF the American Hotel, were we
indebted for kind invitation to dine with
him New. Years dG. The lll.oi.fare--
very handsomely gotten up. by the way
contained every tempting dish one could
desire.
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POLICE COURT.-The docket at the Police
Court yesterday was unusually small. The
only case Of any consequence was that Of
Elizabeth Briggs. small colored girl about
twelve years OF age, charged with stealing
a lot OF handkerchiefs and lsces from A. p.
Fox. The larceny could not be proven. and
the girl was accordingly declared not guilty,
but was committed TO jall for six months In
default OF surety.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS POR TO-DAY.-F0r the Middle
States. stationary or slightly falling barome-
ter. increasing c0udness and areas Of rain
or snow, stationary or slight rise in tenn
perature, and variable winds, generally
from north to east, on the coast.
Cautionary signals continue at Pensa-
cola, Cedar Keys, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston. Smithville, Wilmington, Macon.
Cape Lookout, Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, and Norfolk.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and cold, with heavy snow after 10
o'clock p. NJ.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY @ A. NJ, 6;
8 A. NJ, 10; noon. 90; p. NJ, 28; 2.
NJ, 25 midnight. 10.
Mean temperature, III.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH is always pleasure, ard
you can have it by using MEADE & BAKERS de.
licious CARBoLIC MOUTu.wAsH. IL destroys tie
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth. and speedily restores them 10 healthy
col dtlon Price. nfty ce,hga bottle
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BROKE HIS NECK.--A horse belonging to
MIR. Joseph G. Benton, and which was being
ridden by . colored man, slipped aud fell
near the caitle-pens. on Brook turn pike. yes.
ierday morning and broke hls neck,
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CHRONIC CONSTIPATION is not cured by simp'y
unloading The bowels The medicine must possess
tonic, Alternative, and corrective pfoUerties. The
qualities are combined IN DR.. TUFTS PILLS, and
they VIII permanently THIS serious disease, aud
give tone 10 the nervous system
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To make the hands smooth, to keep the lfps
from chapppg, there Il noibing better than rbis
excellent preparation. Now that the cold w,.siirs
has set In every body should have some OF n.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Draggisi, 10.
9l3 Main street.
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EXPERIENCE HAS PROVES THAT PcRcgIL
LADD Co.'s Emulsion OF Cod-Liver OH has no
superior. Take no other as fubs,ituie. For ssls
by all druggists. Price. so cents.
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A FINE SHERRY WINE Is sold by the old estibs
lshed honse OF w. d. BLAIR & CO., 1I09 Main
street, at $3.50 gallon. They have Wines, Liquors,
aud Teas In variety at the lowest prices.
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LEVY BROTHERS hsye humber OF Sr'ieies
suitable for New-Year presents. See what they have
before making vour Purchases els, where.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done n, the
DISPATCH PRiSrisc.HoUsE. Good WORK. lew
prices. and satisfaction gusrsnseed.
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COLD WEATHER.-Prepare for II by golug to
LEVY BROTHERS, and purchasing Bahkets. fom-
for,ablef, Cardigan Jacke,s, Cloass, listers. Walk
ing jackets, Carriage-Blansets. Horse Blankets,
Hoods, Nubias, &C.. &c.
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&100 REwARD.-In addition "a ~
YAvV sum of t23 already oaersd Tor IL recsv-
crowned IN James river. in ihe n irhkcsS.e1 ~
s.'.,s msrrsnx srsss; near wicoxs wharf 10 XcalsS
FIVE lpLLARS MI. b. Maid Sar ~ ~
NE e. ssid bodies tor yirrY IOl.LAHR lSr n ~
1ass ia.in \ saa shsir delivery 10 thv undsr.sseSn q
osesssss 80 aseos 1ssi-10sSxSSSvtn
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NOTlCETOCOAL.AND WOOD DEAL.
~ ERs:-An ceaers In wood, coal, and coke. and
toose having carts or wagons for such busjus> ars
required by an ordnance OF the city TO have ,nem
insrecsc before license can be procured from ne
Ing 10 B. q GALLOWAY. Inspector OF t,srts IN
Msgons' Lib eaS franklin street, or wiii ear q
=. .o,. B.c. GALLOWAY.
n --SaS Ini" lnspecleFs
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Read LEVY BROTHERS, adyerti.emf M.

N. ELLYsoS q CO., advertising agents. insert ed
vertisements In all Of the newspapers OF the GATED
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS.
patch coanting-rcom VIII receive prompt siten-
tisn.
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WHEREVER USED, PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S
Emulsion Of Cod Liver O has given entrc satisfac-
tion. Price, so cents. Al all drugstores. Take no
h,fi
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PURCELL. LADD & CO.'S EMULSION or COD
LIVER OIL Is guaranteed pure md free from aka
les. II builds up the weakened system. Try II.
Fhy cents per bottle. All druggists keepl II.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED Bv
the use of MEADE x BAKERS SAPoSINE DRSri-
FRIcE. which will speedily remove incpent tartar
and scurf. Price, Gfiy cents box.
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Umbrellas, India rubber Blankets aud Goats. at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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WINE JELLY at so cents per quart,
POUND CAKE, pain and iced;
RUIT-CAKE, plain and iced:
iCE-CREAM Of any flavor, at
COLUMBUs's, 3Z1 BROAD sire, t.
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NEw-YEAR's CALLs.--The custom Of nav.
Ing New.Yeas's visits was generally ob.
served Yesterday, but M many Of the prl.
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GUARD AGAINST COLD. Buy your Under wear
from LEVY BROTHERS. They have Shirts and
Drawers for mtn, Women. and children.
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WEATHER STRIPS
atREGNAULT's,
No Z north Ninth street
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RionEosD. fRKDBURG 4 POTOMAC R.R. Co.
iREAsURER'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, December IL, Isso.
HOLDERS OF THE FIRST-MopT-
IL GAGE PER G. MI COUPON RoNns on,
THE KCHmuNi, FREDERiCKsBtlRG Ann
PiTOMAS RAILROAD COMPANY. due tbe i.t
eordaDee ssilh resolution adopted nv The Board or
Directors ana approved ny the stoekbodars tbey
THE $40 BONDS TWENTY YEARS faon' ,he
date OF wit. ., per cent interest. with con.
pfnt 6f pifBezpsi aud interest. " '"' pay
Those who fsect 10 extend are 'equesied 10 send
their bonas WIG inc eounons attached wiibout de-
iky, 10 the nnceriIsneo who will endorse on ,i,en
tfse contract o. fxenson snd attach ,be r.a.istas
yss coupons; las,sn.ng Two for $40 each psyabie
NAY sDo svsknbER ], 1851. in lieu OF The
- n..~xw y. b WINSTON.
- - !" Treasur rer.
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TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS
find great benefit in having a bottle with them OF
COldens LIEBIG's FLUID EXrRACT OF BEEF.
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AUCTION SAILS MONDAY.

~. ON all saies OF Real Estate mace betwe~a she
LIST OF January ana last OF June the taxes Tor ,bs
present year have 10 he paid by the purehas<r on
al sales made between the 1st OF July and lssf ~
the year The taxes have to be paid by the seller.
This custom WAS adopted about Gfte@u yexrs sao
by all The real estate agents In Richmond aud a..
plies 10 Richmond and vlclnity.I