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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-27
DANVIlLE.

DEATH OF DIR. HARRIs-THE TAX BlLL-PEE.
sONAL-wEATHER AND TRADE.
ICorrespondence of The Richmond Dispaich.l
JANUARY %, 1881.
Gentlemen from Halifax county say that
DIR. Mark A. Harris died at his home, OF Black
Walnut, Halifax county, on Sunday eve.
ming last. DR.. Harris was chosen senator for
Halifax county at the tirst election after The
war. and men here who served with him say
he was a true man and efficient representa-
tive. In the South-of-DaD country he stood
very high as o physician, and as neigbbor
and friend many people OF that section will
honor his memory.
The tax bill for the city leyies tax OF |
per cent. on lots and lands, with improve
ments thereon, and the same on personal
property; but building and loan associa-
lions, chartered and doing business In the
city, and lending money exclusively for the
constr uction OF buildings In the city, pay
no tax on real or personal property. On
all net incomes In exces, OF $1,000 the tax
is | Der cent, except that ministers OF the
gospel and building and loan associations
OF the character above given pay no income
tax. The tax for the public schools Is fifty
cents per head for all male persons over
twenty-one years Of age and not exempt on
account OF bodily inhrmity.
A dust OF snow fell last night, but w
have had a clear, cool day.
Rev. Henry Petty, OF Chatham. was ID
the city to-day. He has been called to INT
l,asiorate OF the Baptist church at Lynch,'
station, Campbell county, and has the cal
under consideration. Lynch's station
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
tg- THE GREAT SALE CONTINUES
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS
YET TO BE SOLD.
LOW PRICES Will TELL.
SEE THE GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES
DRESS GOODS. WHICH ARE BEING
SOLD ST AND BELOW COST.

BLACK SILKS and SATIN DE LYON at reaflv-
reduced prlces-d,n't buy before soe5pg our
FANCY DRESS GOODS reduced from % to 80
NEW sHfiiRt;TirNG PRINTS, cAMBRICs, and vER-
COLORED FRENCH COTTON HOSE for csil-
dren-tbese hose VIII Esst fuzzy three times -
long ~ the OrsinaTv article:
ELEGANT LACE TIDES ~ about one half ~
REMNANTS OF BLACK CBAPE, am1ng which
will be round some extra heavy aud vide, ult
aDe Tor yeiS:
BLACK six VELVET, 81 inches wide, at $3.50
per yard. worth 81:
A fun assortment at CAMBGItS. NCSLiNS, and
other WHITE GOODS:
TOWELS, 4 AI;Lf-CLO1 III, NAPKINS:
DOiIIES, TABLE and PfAN O-CONERS;
.CANTON-FLANNEL DRAWERS for ladies al
Casio S-FLANNEL DRAWERS for gentlemen
at sc. a pair:
CALlCO WRAPPERS tlincd) at +i.25'$l.3o' aud
FINE YA'RD. WIDE CAMBRIC at l2y4c. per yard !;
INGRAM CARPETS at The reduced prices;
DRUGGETS. RUGS. VI ATS. HASsOCkS, and OF
TOMANS very cheap:
BUTTONs. GiMPs, FRINGEs, and other DRESS
TWO. BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES at 25c u
New STYLES of JET GILT, PLATED, ana CELLu-
LUID JEWELRY:
FOUR-PLY LINEN CUFFS at 1jc. pair worth
40c.: $50.
LACE CURTAINS and LACEs FOR CURTAINS
.GILT.BAND INDOw.sHADES, with FIN
FUREs complete, for $50 pair-"onld ne
The largest variety Of goods 70 he found in this
civ M LEVY BROTHERS,
IN 20 1917 and 1919 Main street..
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LYNCHBURG.

MIR. MILLER'S FUNERAL-ILLNESS or DIR. H.
+. SMITH, OF AMHERsT-OFFICERs OF THE
RECHABITE LODGE-AFINE HORSE STOLEN
THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY BY AMATEURS-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
JANUARY 2G, 1881.
The funeral OF Mr.. John NJ. Miller, " hose
death took place yesterday at bali-past
O'Clock L. NJ, Is announced for II. Paul-
church tomorrow afternoon ut O'Clock.
The Board OF Directors OF the Lyncbburg
Gas-Light Company held meeting this az
iernoOn TO pass resolutions OF respect. Mr..
Miller was president OF That institution, and
one OF the largest stockholders.
Private Information reports the severe
illness N Or. Henry +. Smith, late member
OF the House OF Delegates from Amherst
county. He lies in PROSTATE aud uncon'
scious condition, superinduced by paralysis
and pneumonia. 1t is expected that be will
not live many days.
Piedmont Tent, No. 81, Independent Or
der OF Rtchables. elected The following Off
GERS last night for the ensuing term: Z. G.
r., L. II. Loyd; Shepherd, Z. }. Saunders
{. r., j. c. Roy; ID. r., VI. Murray Trea'
snrer, j. L. Simpson; X. s., J. \. Steptoe
f. s. W. q. Jones; Lew, james Watts
Chaplain. James Simpson.
Mr.. james Watts, son of Albert Watts
Esq, prominent farmer residing in The
neighborhood OF the city, lost fine horse
last nieut, which was stolen from him at
M1rtin's warehouse.
The rendition last night OF the Chimes
OF Normandy" by the amateurs OF this city
under the management OF Miss JeannlC
Vanderbilt, was very successful. II wa:
attended by large and fashionable audi
ence, and was received by the best critic
with great favor. Among those who toob
leading parts in the cast were Miss willie
Price and Miss Mag. GoOde. who took the
parts respectively OF SerDOctte aud Ger
mamie; aud Colonel +. Z. Portock, Mr.. a
B. Chase, and Mr.. Edwin HUMPHREYS, whC
appeared Is Jean, the Marquis, and Gas
pard respectively. The opera will proDa
| bly, be repeated.
Captain William \. Horton, the oldes
passenger conductor OF the Atlantic, Mis-
sissippi and Ohio railroad, who has beer
very III recently, is out conyalescent, bu
| somewhat worsted by his spell.
The recent deaths and other affections il
the city have cast quite gloom over th'
community, and absorbed for the time tD
melancholy thought Of people in every elias
Of society. TELEPHONE.
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DEATHS.

Ditd, at Chalk Level. IN The county Of Caiolne
Of diphthcria. DOUGLAS AUBREY CHIshOLM
only son If j. a. and Aoa T.. chisholm aged hFG
years ten months and eleven days.
The suh rings OF this little boy were greaf but ne
bore Ihem with forttude and apparent resignation.
e. fore the closing he called his parents ana
his TWO slSttrs to his bedside and kissed them aud
then his prit TOOK is fight to a world OF bliss.
A FRIEND.
Died, at her sisters residence, II west Baker
street, Wednesday mrning Mt , O'Clock, ANNIE
CORA LIE JONES, IN the fifteenth year OF her
Funeral to take place from Third. street A. VI. +.
church THURSDAY at O'Clock Z VI. Her friends
aud hose her sister, Mrs. Laura u. smith, are ia
vited TO attend.
Died. az the residence of his sOn-in.law. \. d.
on 26th instant, ADDISON 4. COSBY uormcry
Of Amelia county,, In the seyenty-second year q
his axe.
VI.
Died, at her residence. No. cast Clay street,
Richmond. Va, at = o'clock \. NJ. January -,
1851. Of consumption, Miss SARAH j., daughter
oil W. W. aud Jane ~hiilock. deceased.
Funeral TOOK place from The First B1piiSt chufch'
Petersburg, W., SUNDAY afternoons and remains M
TERED al Baudiord ctmeiery.
Petersburg (NaJ aud Baltimore papers please
copy.
Died. at his residence. wednesday. January 26
Ills funeral viii take place from his tate residence
TO-DAY Thur day. at $3.50 T. VI. HIS friend, ana
The mcmUers OF Rmmon Lodge, No 6s, |. q. u. B
are invited 10 attend.
| Died. in this city January 26, 1851. at O'Clock
| L. NJ, CHARLES 81. COOK, IN the ihlrtieth year
| Of his age.
| His funeral wifi take place TO-DAY THURSDAY
at O'Clock l.. NJ, from the residence Of his brother
Captain Il. &. COOK, 923 west Clay street. Friends
| and acqu1iniances of Captain Cook are invited Il
attend without further notice.
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The Charleston Ne,os and Courier says
tha, as three OF four hundred persons have
been arrested in South Carolina Tor onenccs
under the election laws, aod will be urea
at the April session OF The United states
Circuit, Court in Charleston, Is the duty
o, the white people Of that State 10 pay all
the costs OF their trials. The idea is good
one, and ought 10 be acted upon In every
southern State. Maryland has, or had,
lsSs providing that in such cases the state
would pay II not all at least large part OF
the expense to which the whites OF tha'
State mighb be subjected by Republican
prosecutors.
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Isl. Louis Republican,

1t is something unusual indeed that the
Republican consents TO editOrally forward
the interests OF advertisers OF what are
known as patent medicines, as it does not
frequently fail out that we can have positive
knowledge OF their merits. However, we
take pleasure in saying OF It. Jacobs Oil;
from individual experiment, that it l. Il
most excellent remedial agent, and -, such
we can heartily recommend it.
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Railroad Connections.

The Cincinnati Enquirer recently report
ed The following:
"Seyeral transfers of stock OF the Dayton
and southeastern railroad were made IN the
local market Yesterday in the interest, 1t was
thought, OF the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
road. At the annual election and meeting
OF The stockholders of the former road, In
Dayton, few days since, several directors
were elected who specially favor an extern
sion OF The line to connection with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
"lf the extension Of the Dayton and
Southeastern railroad is made to a connec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
II will uecessiiatc the building OF line
from Portsmouth TO Huntington. Changing
the gauge Of the Cincinnati and Eastern
and extending it to Portsmouth would give
the much. desired river line along the north
shore direct from Cincinnati to Huntington
and make valued and short line east ci0
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad"
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FLUvANNA.

COUNTY COURT PROPOSED BRIDGING OF
CARY's- CRBgK--ALLEGBANY RAILROAD.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
PALMYRA. January "a, 1891.
To-day was our regular County Court
Judge Hughes, OF Goocband, presiding, In
the absence OF our venerable and worthy
Judge. ID. w. X. Bowles. who is Just con-
yalescing from serious Illness contracted
during the December term. Despite the
mud and bad roads there was quiie fair
attendance. Upon application, bis Honor
judge Hughes appointed Board OF Com
mssioneIs to examine into and report upon
the eXpediency OF bridging Cary's creek
near its junction with the Rlyanua. II Is
hoped that we may have this bridge IN few
weeks The ford has become dangerous.
Track laying on the Richmond and Alle-
gbany railroad is progressing iayorably from
Columbia 10 Bremo Bluff.
Now AND THEN.
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COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONER, offi
RICHMOND. January D. lrr

GONMtsS fONfEN 'f fA'
RICHMOND, January D -
FREEMAN ". WHITES AIM,
Il TRATRlN AND OIHtk~-lN iti,.uN.IN.
GEPN toIfRr OF THE CITY Of El' Nv
The following Is an extract nom me u'
in his cause on the sih day OF Jd'l' leoV
The Court doth adJudge, ofdti, snVul,'.., "A
Oterta r. White, administrators % w itA ,
decsa,ed. 40 render before one ~ IN. V',N.
.rs OF this Court an account Of h"f l'aD''
admlnistratriN 81 said william " 1iir' " . .
lnt ne court doth further sdjudgc' o."'. h.
decree that said cOmnii, ,iouer do a'Sei ts'n a,
mont tbe ~ bts due from ,he esiate'i lu,'', M.
ny,oritieS: and that said cOmmi,slonef t'F"
assets OF said estate, and OF ~bst lneN '""'
lhe Zee simple ami annual value Thereon, i.
The parties Interested az. h.is ,,'F.5f.,.
have fixed on SATURDAY ihe SIN DAY oi - ,.
1851, AZ ~ O'Clock NJ, IS Abe Tine ~ ~ 80.
am Eleventh street between Nam AhH "a'"
T" ''e paw W THOMAS J. IVAN.
Ia 6-Ihiw 'VM"
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TEE STANDING IL THE MARKET OF THE
COTTON RAISED IN MEcKLENBURG COUNTY,
VA good friend has taken the trouble
to consult the house in Petersburg which
handee the bulk Of the cotton marketed by
Mecklenburg county, and gets the follow
ing response:
Mecklenburg cotton stands high in this
market. 1t makes but little, and hence is
well cared for in gathering.
we get much cotton that compares well
with Georgia or other southern States.
That from North Caiolina, as a rule, is bet
ter in staple than that from Virginia, though
the Virginia cotton is more carefully han
died.
That Is certainly not a bad showing for a
beginning-in fact, il indicates plainly the
capabilities Of that region. Once the
planters become acquainted with the me-
thods observed by their brethren farther
South, both as 10 cultivation aud manuring,
we have no doubt of their ability 10 reach
complete success. Their very rico lands
cat 20 into tobacco, as usual. These lands,
indeed, in . latitude as high as ours, are
not desirable for cotton, as they make too
much weed, and therefore too little fruit.
The poorer lands, aided by reliable artificial
manures-and there is no trouble in obtain.
ing such manures now-will do the work
on cotton.
We referred few days ago, in this con.
nectiop, TO the movement on foot to provide
for Rlchmood the means OF reaching Meek.
ieuburg through the completion OF the rail.
way from keysvile 10 Claiksyile. The
city az corporation was authorized several
years ago TO make subscription to this
road, but the panic coming in the mean
timeibe matter'was suspended for the ad.
vent II better times. These times are here.
Hence our authorities will be asked to carry
out What was then authorized, all the other
parties concerned In the business having
promptly "come TO time" when Richmond
will have access to region from which she
has been so long cut of, and reap the rich
results Of trade with people who are able 10
buy ana sell.
We may mention here, Us bearing upon
The cotton trade to come from that quarter,
that there 10 every probability OF the early
formation here OF warehouse company
whose business will be confined TO the
storage OF goods which the owners may
desire 70 bypoibecste. The receipt Of this
roppsny covering these goods will be
1egotIable, like "tobscco note," and 60
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will enable men who may wish to bold for
better prices all the facilities they desire.
There Is no monoyed iusiltu,ion that viii
not hail the establishment Of such com
pauy with pleasure. THIS receipt, being
cecrcd by insurance. will be perfect eo'-
lateral IN bank, aud hence insure money at
the lowest practicable rate.
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The January term OF the [Gile>l County
Court was IN session Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday of this week. Judge Easley
presided, against which Judge Wiley pro.
tested, claiming TO be the lawfully elected
Judge of Bland and Giles. His protest was
spread on the record, and the case will come
up for decision at the May term Of the
Bland county Circuit Court. In the mean
time Judge Easley will hold the courts, or
at least until the Governor shall appoint bis
successor. Pedrisburg Virginian, 2lst.
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George w. Widgen Is appointed postmas-
ter at Bay View, Northampton county. Va,
vice John II. Read, resigned. David X.
Griffith 10 appointed postmaster at Genito,
Powhatan county, vice II. C.. Sims, re-
signed. W. w. Bosmer is appointed post
master ut Marlborough, Luuenburg coun.
ty, vice T.. u. Williams, resigned.
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SEINE THREAD.

7 LICiITENsr,EIN& soNs>Asee
SEINE-THREAn AND SOLE IMPORTERS OF
TWE LION BRAND.
Warranted TO five satisfaction: all Nos. and quail
ties IA stock, uo ,ch We Offering al lower prices
thar HE goo.As can be bought for Ia any market
Nb1TlNV for haul-a ines, any depth;
sElNk-T WINES. all sizes;
SEM -LlE. Es-sofl-iaid, medium laid, aud hard
laid,
TWINES OF every description,
CORks. CORkWOOD, &c.
Prices guaranteed 20 DC The lowest.
corner Seventeenth and Fransiis streets,
u 10 Richmond, Va.
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REMOVAL.

have removed my n,.'
IL shop 20 $40 EAST FRANKLIN -.
where would be sd W receive 1iwt' al,
friends aud customers Tor PAINilNn, n
MINING, CoiORiNG, Roof-PAlNllNo'.,.'
and OF. d LAZiNG, ~ ApyIhlns IA we .,,sl.
line, Thanking my fGrtaer friends ana -" al 81
them At slo east srapklp stFisL ,,cno\ /
"a 0-ecdlW NJ HOW
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New Book OF Poems

Poems of Many Years and Many Plaees
By WILLIAM GIBSON, Commander Uniteo
States Navy. Boston: LEE d SHEPARD
New York G.. Il. DILLINGHAM. 1881.
This is q small volume. 1t is Handsomely
printed and welt bound.
For sale by j. W. RANDOLPH " ENGLISH
Price 81 30.
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The people OF Fredericksburg, Council
included, are discussing the advlsability OF
purchasing the water-w0rks from the
Aqueduct Company and putting same In
proper order for present and future needs
VI the good old town.
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prosecutors

Tue CosT or Tue NEW RssERvoIR.-W
learn that the cost Of the new reservoir
including land, pipes. &C., &C., was W.,
a,6. and that the reservoir proper cost only
S225. 900.
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The New Assessment.
alexandra Gazeite.1

Mr.. George X. Adams, assessor for Alex
andria county, has completed his assessment
Of lands and buildings in that county, and
made his report to Judgc SanGster, Of the
County Court. The report shows that the
assessment Of Is 3, made by SewelI Il. Cor
bett, returned the value OF property in The
county at sl,O04, 199 10. while that made by
him in 1880 shows it to be only SOL, 30742-
reduction in five years OF S2l2,S0l.6S.
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BIackDood for January has tempting
table OF contents. For sale by WOOpHoUsE
g. PARHAM, the agents OF the American pub
IiehnrS
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central Presbyterian

We do net know what Is the matter with
the pOst.Offices and mails. We are con.
stanlIy in the receipt OF letters complaining
about the non-receipt OF our paper. We
assure our subscribers the fault is not with
us. Their papers are put In the Richmond
post-office regularly every Wednesday at
midday. There is great confusion some-
a. here
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ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.

The value Of the realty OF this county
under the new assessment fOotS up Sl.05S,-
7S9, as against Sl,l5G4i7.J Ga decrease for
the county OF SOC. $50. Number Of acres,
iS7343
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quite town, aud the church building there
was built and. dedicated about two years
ago. ~
Tobacco Il pouring in, and business con-
tinues 10 be more and more gctiye.
AfPaA.
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DRY Go0ns. NOTIONS. &c.
HOLIDAY GOODS

HOLIDAY GOODS
AT
.HUTZLER SONS,
300 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSH
4 large assortment Of NOVELTIES for the bol-
tlqys-cumprsing IN part:
SILK. LACE, EMBROIDERED. and bt VI.
STITCHED HANDKERC iiIkFs for ladies
gentlemen. and children; FlCHUES, SCAtFS,
COLLARS. and CUFFS. embroidered aud piIii ;
LADIES' and GENTLEMENS Me- kNEAR,
COMBS, BRUSHES. and P0Ck ET-BoOhS;
NCBIAS, HOODSeSACQUE>. ULSTERS, CARDl-
GAN.JACkFTS;
GLOVES. HOSIERY, and UNDERWEAR for
lauies. gentlemen and children:
TOWELS. NAPKINS, and TABLE-DANA~h;
LACES. RIBBONS. aud NOTIONS, IA endless
variety.
Our stock OF DRESS GOODS. CLOAk>. and DOL
MANS we offer At greatly reduced prices. \ cal is
solicited sc Iq
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BLANK ROCKS. &c.

CTATIONERY OF ALL KINDS and
- FOR EVE RYBODY.-Tbe undersigned have
for sale at low prices all Minds Of STAliOfsEkl
required for use by
hanks, PUBLIC OFFICES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
RAILROAD OFFICES,
CITY MERCHANTS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
PRIVATE GENTLEM IN. aud
TIL & LADIES,
supplied In large or small quan,ltie ). New aud
handsome style OF CHECKS, IN books on all city
banks. BLANK BOOKS aud PA FER BOXES
made TO order by skilful hAnds.
WOODHDUSE & PARuAM.
Ga OF booksellers . nd StatiOners.
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prxsoLUTIoys & PAIrrSERsBBS-N

TIVE UNDERSIGNED. RESiDLN >f
i THE CITY OF RICHMOND. tiE9i ~.
HAVE THIS DAY FORMED \ LIMITED tNI.
NFRSiiIP. to D. conducted under ~. itnr oh.
nt UEIrMAN XIOU NGtR.Iu wuItl ;. De
MtNand l.. Z. IOUNGEg aie the general Nf
aud NOSEs NiLLHG~EK AMI bi@ N..T
Tf>EH are the special prrpncr>. ans a.
and -tgelal partner hf~ cpufleutrd ii' 20
TJs.UT THOUSAND ~tAEN HtNbRf Do .'
EfkIN DOLLARS. The general ut' 49,
btsig,ss Is "a bee that Og 4 Wliolt'Ai D. '.
Gerry DTSINE~S. 1nd tie place ~ .f4d 'i
i.fs. CITY or RICHMOND. 1hr .ftaln'
gartntr,hip l. i've YEAR,.
WvNc.s the following signature ltd "
II CAV uf January, 1881. -
L. 4. TOt' N6Fk. l~f...
MO>tS viii tl>tk. i-t
ct II. MtLLlli>fE. l-' ...
,tiy oC Richmoai, .rtoit.
/. @luim J. Ledke, notary pnHiN DE-
Of Richmond. 100 thf state 81 hirkitlt, N.
rc-ufy th,i \. VI. Holman, T.. &. y n.
No>ES NiLIHisFI. AMI HiNiANtN VI
ylo,r name, afe sigued 10 fhs writing i'.
prNe,l, bt airing dz,4 on thr 1t tt' or ,
the wear 1881, Aaye seserail} 3tAnn" .''.
same before me IN NV els aiv ,siN,
further certify ;aat ihbs DAY the ''td J.. e.
one Of lhr gent pal partners mtA' iph'H .N
! writing. ms DAY maao oath tFpl' b'
that the 4 ccial partners. ho,g, NhI.-i .'.'
,ayu. Mullins "a. The SPECIAL parut.-
above " Ting. aaye c..ch aC aaiN l'ti
said palInCF4ip The sum 81 tl-II-
hAu0rcd AMI atty dollars.
Given under my hand this .h eN
/ 4. d. 1881. MlLLlAn n
IA 6-IbUw N'.N.'
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SHAKsPEARE'S PLAYS AT CENTS.

hANDObfh nv flslSu
have all the books published ~ the American Book
Exchange, which they offer q. the New York prices
for cash. BY mail the C, a ) about 20 per cent.
more.
Cab and examine the looks aud the extra
ordinary low prices. ia l5-d&w
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Come carly, Is at these prices they cannot hast
long. sIENEN>'
n26 Central Block, corner Fifth and Broad
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Fast Mails and slow communication.

BELLEFoNTE, Va January %, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: Before the establish
ment OF the "fast mail /" the Dispatch
reached Bellefonte (Nottoway county, reg
ularly at IL A. NJ. on the day Of publica-
ton. IL now comes at half.past p. NJ.
Can nothing be done to cheek the speed
OF tie train and hasten the delivery Of the
letters and papers! L. w. SYDNOR.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE
W SlO,UO0EEANkLIN COUNII.NN. |.'
CENT. BONDS, due 1909
$4,000 HENRY COUNTY, Va. OPT
GENT. BONDS. lu" 1913:
10000 RICHMOND. \ DIRK EiNtE S..
CHESAPEAKE RAILENAb
Per- CENT. BONDS:
$4,000 PIEDMONT RAILROAD fl
cent. BONDS.
$4,000 CITY or ~, HNOND = ri
GENT. BOND-;
10000 CITY OF EiCUMOND o fi
GENT. BONDS;
$4,000 CRY or RICHMOND FL
CENT. BONDS.
Iuyc,iors WIZ do wrll To cili aud see Us.
Il 25-IW =. BRANCH & one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-27

rE'O LEND.
L $4,000,
$1,000,
$500
on real e.tatc a. low rates ana chapges.
-. ~. PDtNDl NIf '.
ia 25.2t Real E-f,f. ..I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-27

MAYNARD LACKING ONLY THREE VOTES OF
MAJORITY IL THE TENNESSEE LEGISLA'
TURg-DEMOCRATGC DECENTRALIZATION AM
INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN BOTH PARTIES
TUE KND NOT YET.