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The meeting then adj urned.

ADDITIONAL RtPORT Up THE JAIL lNsPEC
TORs,-Tbe Jail comni, sioters have madt
the following additional report to Judge
Christian:
RICHM0 Nd. VA, January IL, 1881.
To the Hon. George l.. ChriStio,,, J,ttge o.
the Hastings Court, city Of Richmond:
The undersigned commissioners appoint.
ed TO examine the condition Of the jail of
The city OF Richmond, beg leave TO make
The following report:
We advise covered way 10 he construct
ed frem the office 10 The main Ill for toe
purpose of sheltering The officers. visitors,
and prisoners VINO necessarily pass from
Cle Of those points 10 the other. The cost
will be small and will prevent exposure IN
bad weather.
To avoid in future q want Of fuel at any
time during the winter We recommend that
apiace OF deposit be selected 10 store away
the amount Of coal nccs ssaty for toe winter
supply. The purchase # fuel might thus
be made during The summer or fail months.
when the article is better and the cost less.
Avauli or courthouse for the purpose could
be built IN the stable.yard on line with
Jail alley mot interfering with the stable),
which Wiil easily permit The reception and
custody Il an abundant quantity Of coal.
The contents 0f the gas.pipes IN the front
or en'rance-yard and on the wall Of the Jail.
exposed as they are To cold, are liable to
freeze and leave the building in darkness.
We learn this has occurred recently, and
ca lsed much inconvenience. We suggest
the propriety OF constructing boxes filed
with charcoal around the pipes, which by
Its conducting property will prevent
congeatiou.
Tue d,srensary requires for its comfort
and decent appearance two chairs and o
de,k. and the front pavement should be
created Tor reasons given in a former re-
port. We moreover think that all the
improvements and repairs heretofore re-
commended are essential, and should be
ordered. With regard to the condition
OF the Jail from the 1st Of January, when
we made our last report, TO the present
tnne, We find that the requirements
Of The law have been fully carried out.
The cells are clean. bedding and blan-
kets amply provided. the rooms and cells
warm aud comfortable, the diet OF the pris-
oners nutritious aud Wholesome, and all the
inmates are comfortably clothed. With re-
gard TO food. clothing. bedding and blank.
Ct, aud beat in the various departments,
the prisoners were categoricaliy questioned.
They slI united IN saying they bad no cause
Of complaint, ana that such bad been The
case since the date OF our last examination,
on January /, 1881.
All Of which Is respectfully submitted.
ROBERT Il. CABELL,
j. w. GRUBBs,
FRANKLIN SIkARNS.
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Brisf Items. was not q single
ease, etber civil or criminal. disposed Of at
the Mayors Court during The past week.
Fr,endship Lodge. kHigb's OF Pvtbias,
Installed Ulcers last night. The nsmes OF
me officers have already been published 10
the Uispdlth.
Os jog 10 the ihaw the county roads and
our back streets sfe very mundy.
Work along the wafef.li8c has been gene
rally RESUMED. bu' there Is still lai ge guam
TRY - Ice IN toe river.
Judge French viii preside for the first
time Orxt MONDAY. There are several csimi-
rsl cases 10 De tried at The next term OF his
court.
Tue electric cock pnt up by Powers on
HUn .trerf, giving the correct Hme, Is
crest pubic accommodation.
+, Only one Stage j. nos on the line. Owing
10 tue ID weather, Mr.. BesitIe - unable
~ run on any regular scbed0if. but his 70
msts Srtssss be can. List ,fip from Rich
mid n $50 r. ~.
Thete Inns moi been M alarm Of 6ie given ,
= Manchester during tue past four weeks. /.
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rnr TRoupLss OF the FIHsr (CoIosEDl
u.pfssr CnuRcH. "A csucci, wa held yes
serdsv ~ Ebcnsxer church to consider tnr
one.tions NJ issue between Rev. j. IL
5cn,mrs. paS,or of The Firss Africsn Baptist
church, and some Of the members OF bi'
congregation.
The following were the delegates to The
council: Second ,BantIs cOnrch--Rev. w
Ham Trov. George Brooks, X. +. Willis. ii
Gaines. ard James johnson; Ebenezer--
Rev. r. Wells, X. e.. Hob.op. j. +. Farrar,
George Kelly, ard II. Adams; Four'i
psmist--Rev. Evans Payne, Richard
Thomp.sn. r. NJ. Beverley, Chester sui
lev. and W. II. G~athmey; Sixth Mount
Z,ons-- William Hopes. George Have
lanes Williams, Michael Henry, and
Charles Lemss; Msnches,er-Rev. N
Riuva. Jr.. Jordan Smift,. joseph Car
Ter. 4. Graham. and Thomas Mann
Fifth Bap,ist--J. Walter (suts ituie for Ben
&mabl q. n. l.. Robinson. II. l.. Brooks
and w. II. Garter; Moorc-S rect Rev. W.
w. Cni,ey, j. w. johnson, j. East and
Rev. N. A. Matthews; Mount Tabor Rev
6. c. Fepein.. Fred. Hackei. James VIII
hams. X. q. Evans. and Harrison Carter
sb,loh-gey. Horario Harris, Ben. BraX'on
and Arthur Mc,rue; Fiftb-Sireei Bsptis
xhusch-H. g. Anderson, W. e. Roane, b.
n. Archer, and Thomas Thompson.
Mr.. Holiness church had been invited
hut was not represented
The meeting, was Called to order nj 1l:2,
A. ~, ard W. W. Coliey was chosen chair
nah, aud W. II. Gwathmey clerk.
ePrayer by Elder Binsa.
All ordsioed ministers were invited t'
participate IN The meeting but not to vote
Elder Il. Wells rad the call Tor me meet
ing. and SAID tba, Ebepezer church dld mol
ieel free 10 oct. white tie Fiist cnufcn wa
not satisfied In toe RI cUoni'iop OF the ruin
Street Baptist cburcp. He went on 10 Na't
shc existing misunderstanding between
the churches generally. and SAID the meet
ing was tor the consideration OF the matter.
In order that IN end may be Iut TO tbt
great difficulty which is now existing, and
he wan,ed TO know the best course To take,
Il. &. Hobson moved fhai The recognition
OF the Fifth Street Baptist church lie cou'
firmed. Agreed to--ayes. %; noes,
y.E. FsIrar offered tte1OIlOwing resolu-
ton:
Whereas The charge presented TO the As
ISOLATION HIS caused great deal OF coniu-
sion among the members of the CHURCHES of
this city; and whereas all gospel steps have
not been taken al home, rendering II uucon-
stituiional: ther, fore
ReSOiUtd. That their aGtion was prema'
ture and out Of order according II article ).
sscrion OF tie Consultation o! The Associa-
tion.
Adopted.
J.. Adams moved that eve recommend
all Of the churcbe. To Withdraw the hand
OF fellowship from the First Baptist
church."
Elder Jordan Smith offered the following
subs itute:
"1hst we request the First Baptist
church to meet US The third Monday in
February, at the Second Bapik church, al
IL O'Clock A. NJ, TO show cause why the
hand Of fellowship SHOULD not be with
drawn"
Carried.
The meeting then adj urned.
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telegraph cDmpauy, another by Mr.. Gould
ne the construction company, and third by
those two. They decided that the plaDt was
worth els, O00, 900. and 10 pay for u $40 0OO.-
600 ~ stock aud S5.000.000 oil bonds were
issued. Good judges estimate tiiat me
bonds OF par would have amply covered tue
EXPENDITURES incurred.
Jt,s hardly necessary to add that Mr..
Gould Il TIE owner Of nearly alI tue STOCK,
and In exchange for This he Is now TO re-
GIVE stock OF the consolidated company
suf,,ciept In quantity TO help him far on the
road toward controlling individually The
entire telegraph business OF the country.
TIE wEsTERN-rNIoy mAGNATEs,
though oyerreached by his cunning. have
70, been losers by his manipuIations. They
have been in a position In regard 10 me
stock mlaket Of which they have taken iu'i
advantage. The general speculative pubic
have been the only victims, and the losses
of MANY have been exceedingly heavy. the
stock was nriIfieiaiy depressed first by gales
or reOerted sales OF stock owned bv Mr..
Vanderbilt and other members OF the direct.
ory. and what these stories failed in was ac.
compished by large reductions OF rates and
reports of determination on both SIDES TO
wage b;tter war OF competition. when
the price was sufficiently low those in the
secret began to buy. until the consequent
advance alarmed the street, and then the
consolidation took place. Yesterday the
dealings reached 10000 shares OF Western
Union. IA, 900 shares OF Atlan'ic and Pacite
telegraph, and $500 shares OF American
Union. The market was very excited.
Western Union fluci uated between l02 and
107, closing al 1861 to 100; American Union
huctnaed between 800 aud "a. closing at 93
10 93f, and Atlantic and Pic6e fuctua'ed
between 400 and 45l. closing AZ &5b to 454.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF The ht-
llnuc and Pacific Telegram Company has
Deeu called for Saturday, February 5'h. 10
discuss "an agreement for the sale OF The
franchises and property OF the company To
The Western Union Company"
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THE CHECK AT BAND.-The following was

THE CHECK AT HAND.-The following wa,
received YESTERDAY:
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, January 10, 1881.
g Wtt6am w hfchr, Esq:
'sDear Sir. have the pleasure 10 in.
form you that the committee selected by Ii.
H. Helner, Esq. To award prizes for the
bsst essays. &c., on his project,d Three
Americas Railway have awarded to you
the third prize Of $1,000 Tor the essay SUB.
miiied by YOU.
"Piea.e 6od enclosed the committees
check for the amount.
Very truly yours.
"THOhAs ALLEN,
"CbaiIman cf Committee"
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The Telegraph Companies.

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THAT C0NSOLlDA-
TON HAS BEEN AGREED UPON.
New York Times, 18Th
President Green, OF tie Wts ern Union
Telegraph COMPANY, yesterday answered a
question as TO the progress Of the negoiia.
TONS for consolidating The three great tele-
graph companies bv saying: "1he terms
OF consolidation have been arranged, and
The preliminary papers signed. They VIII
be submitted TO the Board OF Directors
of this Company on Wednesday next
for approval" BE refused TO state what
the terms are, or 10 give any fur
Their information on the subject. Pre- sident
Eckert. OF the American Union & mpaDv,
was absent from hls Office all uay. TIE
other officers protested ignorance Mr..
Gould sent word out from bis private OF.
flee that be bad no information To lmpart.
and Mr.. Vanderbilt ordered his foot man not
TO receive the cards OF members of the press.
The directors Of the several compan es
either said they did not know ANYTHING, or
declined 10 be interviewed. The reasons
for
THIS SECRECY
become apparent in the immense opDOrtu-
nilies Tor slock-j obbing that sill remain to
the parties to The agreement II the prevail
ing street rumOTs are any way near corrcci.
According 10 these the stock OF The CONSOLE
dated company Is To- he liked at $50, 900, 900.
OF which the Western Union stockholders
are TO receive S5S.000, 600. the American
Union stockholders $4,000 900. and the
Atlantic and Pacific stockholders $1,000, 000
The present capital stock Of the Western
Union COMPANY is S4l .015. 40; that Of the
AtlaDtic and Pacific Company j. $4,000
O08, and that Of The American Union Com
pany, as reported TO tb" S'"ck Exchange
on August oath last, is $4,000, 900, besides
which the lsst-named COMPANY owns 5.716
shares OF the stock Of>the Dominion Tele-
graph Company.
The American UniOn Company was
started by Jay & ,uM apparently for no
other purpose than to serve as lever with
which 10 temporarily
MANIPULATE The MARKET
for Western Union stock, and finally to
force n deal of the charae er Il that which
has Just been accomplished. He was piac-
tiealiy the entire company from beginning
to end. La the articles OF incorporation
two unknown names apDeared with his,
but even there be figured as the owner Of
the bulk OF the nominal capital OF 81. 000,-
900. be immediaIeIv formed himself
into construction company and gave
himself c0Htract 10 construct The
lines. While SO engaged be was in-
VOWED In continual iuIgution with the
Western Union Company, which had more
or less effect on the lai;eI's ,tock. How
much money he made f'om the coDbding
public IN this wav Will never be- known.
When tie line was ready for business q
board OF arbitration was appoiuied, one
Dembe. being selected by Mr.. loud ~ the
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NO CAPITALS AND MANI
i FAGTURER~.
FOR SALE, THE Old >TEtL-MoEh-. 'N
THE SOUTH SIDE or HANNLL'>-Mlln
CANAL BETWEEN EIGHTH AND
NINTH SrRtET>,
wATER-PowER ATTACHED.

This VALUABLE PROPERTY : fJr .a., D
can be Durchas ed 40 Tca sOnahie uTice and ni .'
terms. The lOt n1sH front % 1873 f'tt sii
back on Eighth street $40 feet "a Jimss rit'. '
has on ~ the walls of iarxs b'ick Struc' ur,
on a sub>iautiai stone tuOdsttsn. WITH Doe I',.
VA use lfrtc OF CHARGE OF 100 ieet OF waitf
four. foot pres are Tr' IN tue paper-mlh tl'
works below. II y within a teg hurdut b1'H
the Jreacgar- WORKS. adjoining Johu-ol.' go
aud u. Al 10 UaNsl's Mills 9nd other las -r nt'
tutiux establishments. aud quite con 'l-u. o. ' %
depot OF the kcbmond and Aiisgh ''. k,
COmraUy. Apply to " o. HN"'
IA 9-eof AZ Real Estate \
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We think it right tia, colOred men should
be placed on tie iuries. but we d" not think
tl.a' in II county when Is two thirds Con-
>pryiflves IN entire grand jury should be
scIec',d from he RIdca ranks, as was
d ne Dy the county Judge last cOurt-dIy.-
montgomery Messenger
Rev. 4. b. Carrlng'On. Of Charlotte
county. Va. and Of the Roanokr Presbv-
terry. has been rendered and accepted call
fl ON The Presbyterian cuurcn Of BeIryyille.
and j. expected 10 arrive here ibis we, k
and occupy the pulpit II said clurcn on
SunOIy next clarke Courier, 1871.
In Atlanta. Ga, anthracite coal is selling
for eleven dollars per ton.
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By Jn1. r. laulnion, H., Nuc'
I2O6 Main sheet.
THE CHOICE AND EXTENoNnLlW

TTHt tITUII + MD tATtN~Il -. DIV
1 ANn NI~CELLANEOUS LtBgtrI .. ..
late Hon. william Gre u. H.. d., ~. .I .t
auction by the subscriber con M eurif-
JANUARY -. 1851.
At O'Clock T.. W.. and con 'uo~l j..'' t.f f.r
whole IS sod, q, the store so. 9zO Nan --t,,t.
4 r l.oe ti1lirry.
The BOOKS viii be rraGy for Nrul t'..H Jlf.-
arv ION iu-tau'.
CATALOGUES VIII he f.rl.-rtt nH tli. .irt'..0.
J\O g. itIGfIluN. 1I..
Auctioner of Literary aut Persona. tro't-'1 .,
de29 40. -n6 Main -tr..
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FOR RENT. M
IMPORTANT 70 TOBACCONISTS.
MANUFACTURERS, MERCHANTS.
AND ANY NEEDING FACTORIES,
WARtH USES,
STANDARDIZATION OR STORES.
DOR Rem f.

THAT CONVENIENT AND CENTRAL WARE
HOUSE corner Twelfth aud car, streets. nicely
fitted up with cficeq on ground door, with hSe
floors above, connect Il bv elevator. for rCn; al
low rates.
TOBA, CO factory No. 1850 Franklin street.
THREE floors aud dry C. lar.
TUEACCO-STtMMt RY. Cary street between
Eleventh and Tw,lfh streets. with Store on ground
floor ana three oors above suitable for storage or
amy heavy III rchandlse.
BROAD.STREET STORES.
OLD-ESTAEII HE'D "A VI bI GROCERY
STORE, NO. S27 east Rr ad >'r ct. ptwcon righi n
aud >imh streets for the pl- ry year, occupied
by Mes,Ts. ". e.. i'sndrIdg.. S Co.: recently i'm
proved. NV front. Sc, with dfy cellar Rom low.
STORE AND DIVE H. iNG No lC3 east Broad
street. near second sui bic for any business, aud
very low rent.
GIN STORE, No. 1892 east in. with DWELL
ING above. lOrg In re o cupancy f 7. w. Iig-
nor "a. as Such SIDE en- rance. cellar. CONNER.
shelyCs. &c. area0v II led M
THOMP-ON BROWN.
Real tsia'e Agent aud AuctiOneer.
ia l2.4t No. II 3 MiE street.
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BY Juo. r.. Llusht)n. Jr.. AucuOnoci.
1906 Main stree.

HOU SEHOLD RNITTRE, GIRO
III MOS, SHELVING. FURNISHING GOODS
NC..&C., II At CIION.-On
FRIDAY TIRE liTH INSTANT,
l0s oclork I vii sell al my auction rooms, l2CG
VI IN slr e..
NARBlE-rOP COTTAGE CT NNBFR II IT ;
PAINT ID COT 'AGF I'll AMBFH >UIT;
OAK INrEN>:ON DROP-LEAF TABLE:
WAtDt OBS. BUREAUS. WA~H>TANDS.
CAM and WoOD SEAT CHAIRS,
eLOOKING GLAS>E-:
] MFDli M->l/E IRON SAFE:
JAPA fSE md Other BED~IEADS;
81 OF SIlEINE> 10 ferf long,
| ~ ~ >IitL - wlih GAS DOORS:
60 KING. Ini iIEATING STOVES:
OAK CANE nTNiNG-ROOM CHAIRS;
Spring, HAIR, ana >HCCK MATTRESSES
Also.
80 GILT and WALNVI FRAME CHROMOs OF
dt sIatlc and pOuulIr 'ubirCis:
An invoice OF NOTIONS. consisting Of HAND.
ktRC EF~ HOSE, IIALF HOSE. TOW
FL. SHIRTS, ENVELOPES, STEEL
PENS. &C.. &c. &c
Also,
for account Of George :. Nasnon. administrator
/ HANDSOME WALNUT ~tLF-AUJI~lING
REClINiNG.' HAIR IN HAlR-tlOTH;
l Excellent ~ THkR BED aud BIZ DDING, and
q her HOUSEHOLD RI RNlIIRt.
JNO. +. LAIGHION. JR.,
il l3 Anciiui etr.
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LOST, srRA YED. AND STOLEN.

7 OST. ON WEDNESDAY EVE 3D.
~ MING, A small BLUE-ANr -
BLAf X Skf-TERRIER POP. seven IHoulus o. /.
Had on nickei- PLACED collar With the name f.. n.
SNIP On Oh ~. CHI ren's PEI, anu Is we'll SHOWN.
resar' viii be paid tor b. return 10 PUBLIC
kighh aud Canal srrels.
A l4.Its
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REAL ESTATE az PRIV SALE.


V'O LUMBER GErTER>. BARK MEN.
L CAPlTAL -TS. AND FNEN tli>.-.LlM.o
TRACTS OF TIMB REDLANDlN NFroMNI-
TON UNITY, rnt on ALLtb -, ~, y
$50 ACES. SIGHr Or \iVs WILLS IRON
APRON ,T1oA DkPuT tHE oIht u n - y
" NOsNELL'-." CONtAiN'Nti zoo 'tRt-'
FOUR 10 rye M.Lt~ tknM >Aip ntfFuDll'
WITH CONF RT ABLE DWFLLIN" THERE
on. FOR 81 ~ rhc ~ le,i u ,lr -"r'i,ing
par her ~ me lat. m rcIu.ir arm o Dun"p Nom
cure n Co.. fpr ihe pirDos o-il ~ ~,
concern. offr FOR ale in.se TWO NNI AhLt
TiWBt RED TRACTS o. LAND. 10. Former
iyacf Tor ~, mo-r nnrI. g. iNfri w ih iIt a. Co.,.
quaIt y. soui" a which WI ca 10000 i,'' ci Ih'-
b+r 10 the acre. WIN good r'.> i'i'II- I'D ..
DEPOT Tue land lies heau.i fut' ipf Ell. .IfiI. o.
The Ia ter trac . Of winch 3hpu biN tN' '.''r
a. IN original f0T. 4. embracing aDo.f - 40 ttN
Of VERY >UPtR1OG uFAKT llNf IHn
20 400 acres of hl3c snd re- OH Of l'r- " .i
! suIrd for iau.barh ard oaN luwbr' .f 10 =.
quantity Of chestnut " VI 4iip'rd o.. A'. '.'
and telegraph poles. 1hcf" : .uppp" joe t'.'.
900 OAK raitOfd ties ou mis- uarf -'... 'f n
part Of 81. b. 81 fair itliy. Wen adtu' i' o.
and orb crops. TIL, 'rtci ~ ant BE- '.li. .
SO ings Of purs ttcr " IN exec Geo. r.i.- 10
10 III dep0I On M strtcftss con flf'''~ DN Dc
ING (auC Other Ouiidingal cnntfin..t 1850 I...'.f
now occupied by Mr.. To tk'uIf.'.
III. -. tracts WI b. sold 3D. t..r '..
Into smaller parcels. or. n rr'i .f'I
VIII BE- received for III. pa 81 % ~. ,,f
cord The piue aud OAK uu.h.- per- Dob .t'' ',' ''
the chestnut iias and isl. -la1n i'..- sou 'lN ''
per piece. PerSous Dipped t9 .u0'1 '. I., B..
to examine the properts anc ihrh r'''''' '' "'"
the auClioucfr.
Now ma; the riiir0ad up thc yali,N no IN'dtn'
river will require large quanti ot li'- 49,
tiuIber. md ihis ANA Is accessible it '.Ii ii '
LvUchbuig or kchn ond. the pf'''h' l'
special Undue. meut, All b. offered il t.'-' I'D
will purchase the tee-'impieoi ~" ,in1,
Real Estate ADc nee =.
ia T-Fyt RichW"ud. Fiji.
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nv Robert u. Lyme.
Real Estate Agent and Au- tiOnoer,
1912 Main street.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
- DuUBI COTTAGE BRICK HOUSE: WITH
FL EGANT GROUNDS Att atiItD, SITUATE
IN THE NORTrWrs IT CORNER or TWIN
TY - VENlH AND FRANkLlN STREETS
CHURCH NIL. NOW OCCUPIED BY MR.
MAYO, BY PUBLIC AUtTE,N.-Bv virtue d
OF The hIncCry Court of he city OF Rich.
mOnd. in the OF tarriBgtOn'S heirs rs. InOru.
tons h irl. we III ~ pr coed 10 sell by puzzle auc-
ton. upon he premises on
FRIDAY THE l4Tu DAY OF JANUARY, 1881,
AZ / o'sl0ck l.. NJ. the a1Ove-described PROP K.
ny. The HOtSE contains about seven rooms;
kitrbrn. water &c on The premises: aud was tor
many year Occu ied by Mr. j. !. T.. M1surier rs h
rpsineLcc he lOcaiOp of this property, IN the i'm
mediate vicinity OF he Park and on one + the best
corners Church HIN. roud"rs The situation =
tracnve Tor dwell ings. The LOT IS a fire ono. and
Hnis on ihP north sice of franklin street 30 feet.
andeNr.n back on the west line of Twenty ,,y-
enth RET l6J feet.
TERMS On. bird cash: talarce ~ ~ and twelve
mon hs. for neg"iIaDe notes, Is percent. interest
addGd and iite r. anc', until an thc iurrhI.e-
money IS paid, aud 4 conveyance /, Ordered uy the
Court. +. VI. tO\NDR.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
ia9 Special Comm ,lontr>.
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81 OOO Or $4,000 WANTED,

secured by good personal security and deed on a
l.rge ana most desirable
JAMES RIVER FARM IN ALBEMARLE
COUNTY,
worth 100000 or mere Address PM. W.,
care of Postmaster.
Scoiisvile, Albemar, county, Va
ia 7-d2w.w2t&sw2t
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AUCTION SALEA-vwtWre DAYS,
by John ". Goddfp,
Real Estate Agent and Auciicueer,

TYR sTEE'S SALE OF A VFpv
j DESIRABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AT tn.
NORTHEAsT CbENfR OF CLAY Az
HENRY STREETS AT PUBLIC AD,TInSD
In pursuance or u cerain deed ~ trust Ia -
undersigned rs ffusiee. dated the 18th dsy Of Ji,
1879. recorded in the clerks One Of the EIebrp
tbancery Couif. ID. ". rs u. page I2I and I,ir,,
required bv The BENEFICIARY 10 10 DO, VIII Oger ~
sale at public auciIoB on The premises. On
WEDNESDAY, JAsUAPY 26. 1871.
~ O'cIo' y. ". The PIX PERRY lOcsffG .,
above. TIE HOUSE contains niue rooms: ga
water word. and cOal-ceiiar: carritRe hnu.o ,,i
ttabl-. LOT. J3xl00 feat 10 an alley Nsigtly.
ho0h gocd, and parties s,esiDg pleasant h,.
shonld u tsnI This sale.
Terms: While The deed rqnirrs ca,h o. t
w 300, due II b jaw. 1880. aud accrued ini.,..,
snh exWn,es Of faIe, more libpral Terms ~. Il
aDhonnc'n nj sale. VI. GODDlN
n l3.lfS fyr.f..
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7 OSr. ON SHOCKOE HILL, OR ON
IL rue roaa near the CITY. LADIES LARGE
6 D. oval BRsAST-PiN, set vi nearls and
jeI. Arc, .evsrs weeks aga. la 'lE.' PEN
DANT AND FRfNGtD PIN The first ma ked
with the owners lame IN fun oD the bnck the LAT.
ter marked a. X I. In two places. A liberal re-
ward will oe pSid " Ieft At
MILLER & PIERCEs,
ia 1855 Nth aud Marshall slreet.
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h.Dtte1

X IDNEGEN,
Trade-Niark Sccurtd.l
THE GREAT KIDNEY REGULATOR
DrIrRTTIC
ytn>.rcrx
is highly recommended aud unsurpassed FOR
DROPSY,
LOSS OF ENERGY,
49, ao,. o,,,rrc,,or ar,s,,,, from, kidney or plad
dor.niso,s.s Also.
Eop NJ Ooh AND kidney POISONING
in Infected n,,,ri,l sections.
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,,o. ,,,o.a,.ry n,oasan, and agreeable taste and
s,vor II con,,ins pos,,ive dnreic proucrtles. anc
WILL. NOT N.UsEATF.
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EOR RENT, q"
Il DWELLINGS (WHICH ARE OR WILL IL
BE PUT IN GOOD ORDER).
NEW >TOC k-BRICK THREE-STORY DWELL
ING next Ia corner Pine ava Grace s.r fi>: ,
rooms. with all mod IN innrOt emcnf-. a1d viii DC
fn he'd 10 suii The stvlc 40 tl,'e of the rant.
922 "es Maip street; 10 rooms; copki'g rang,
hot md cOld baths. sc.
so north Scs, nth. near Clay street: most convc-
MEN ig UOrlO ~: q 70 ms baths. Sc: low rent.
100 We & ry street lClyde Row; q rooms; ga.
water. &C
1915 weSt CLAW street. s'ock.brich; q room. ::
only - ner mOpth.
s.ALLER HOUSES in other localiiies.
j. THOMPSON ROWN.
Real tsta Agent and Aucti 'n,'r,
ia IL a. lib Main s1r,,t.
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R"1i tsia'e AR.uf ana Aucilortt...
Eleventh. street between MN snt Eln,.
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rbe attention of the ladies particularly requested.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctioneer.
T.. II. Cook, Salesman. 1a9