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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-28

CHRISTMAS happenings. Manchester dii-
fored with Richmond In the manner oil oD-
scrvancc Of The Christmas festival on Mon
dav. Like Richmond, the people on sun
dov turned out in numbers, aud large con-
crcoations were present at all the churches'
AZ the Meade Memorial church the sac
rament OF the Lords supper was ad-
yoinjstered AZ an early hour OF inc
,oorning--earlier, in fact, thnn ever
before known In Manchester. Inc
carly hour. however, did not prevent
= large attendance, and at the III O'Clock
services the house was hiied 10 i's iu'''''
capacity. nj, chprch
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds was lisieneu W ny
laree aud attentive audience.
Nonday morning broke clear and Deau-
,;tnl 'snS All Manchester was astir al an
oorIy honr True. the sounds OF discoru
;nrdental 10 the blowing OF horns ana the
oxnlosion OF ;ire-crackers could be nearu
dnrirc the day, but II was remarked INA.
thcre was less than the usual amount OF
drInkenness. and cousequt uy less disor-
Jarl,, behavior. than has bee.I witnessed on
o.y ?1br;stmas occasion for some time. So
c,si visits took the place OF riotous street
ysr.des. and il was not found necessary LOT
the Chief of Police, james a. Lipscomoe, 10
ask for any special detail this officer alone
being perfectly able to preserve the peace 60.
Of the city during the day. Only one or OF
two breaches Of the peace occurred, ana
these were Of the most trivial sort, IN con-
sequence whereof the Mayor Yesterday
morning found an almost blank docket be-
fore him. This is q good report for Man
chester. and speaks well for the law-aoidinS
and peace-preserying character oil her ei''-
Zens.
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the upper part Of the city the West End
carly I'm the day 10 make call at the house
OF a friend. While there she lunched ana
partook rather freely OF Christmas egg
noq. The liquor did not begin to have
rs full effect until she started for her home
early In the evening. She staggered along
the streets, and while in this condition, and
almost unconscious, she fell into the hands
OF the roughs, with the results above men
toned. Her parents In their elegant home
were ignorant Of the terrible tate which
had beiallen their loved daughter. rms
incident IS n striking illustration OF some
phases Of social life in this city National
Republicdn, 2Th.
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Social Gatherings mile from the
city limits, in Chesterfield county, last
night, at the residence of Mr.. W. l.. Moody 'i J;
a genuine hospitable, old-fashloned social
entertainment was given, at which hume .
rous representatives OF Manchester society
were present. s.,r.oor
At Chesterfield Courthouse, fourteen
miles from the city, big ball was gwen
last night, and by invitation many OF Man
chesters most charming bellies were PIES
ent. II o,,o.,,
A band Of music was engaged, ana every
preparation necessary for the fullest ENJOY! ',y
ment OF festive occasion was entered mo,
and as the affair was under the supervision
Of some Of the best young gentlemen ana ny
ladies at the Courthouse it may be conh-
IDENTIFY expected that good time gener'ily
WAS enjoyCd.
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W. II. SUTHERLAND, W. ID. SUTHERLAND, ., L.
SUTHERLAND, late Hay sutherland, Under
tkers.l
WILLIAM II. SUTHERLANDfT-y-s
w AZ Sons, INI ERTAkERS, No. 49,
| D north Eighth street Richmond. Va. We keep
on hand a full stock Of WOOD AND METALLIC
and CASKETS. Orders pr )mptly
attended 10 in city or country. Having our own
carriages and hearse, we are prepared % attend
FUNERALS at very reasonable rates.
no 2O-k .Su& W3m
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For Chdse.-Yesterday morning num-
Der OF Manchester sportsmen organized
fox-hunting expedition and spent the Gay
in the fields. II is matter OF regret win
them. however, that their efforts were bar
rem of results. The fields were industrl-
ously secured, but the willy game could not
be driven from its cover. Late in the eve
ming the party returned faded and tired.
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This report is from the editor Of the Mil
ford Square, Pa, Bucks Company, Patriot 4:
Sc. Jacobs Oil sells like hot cakes here Mr..
Charles Huber, living near spinnerstown,
suffered with rheumatism for long time
and nothing would cure him, until he used
st. Jacobs Oil. After three applications
not trace of rheumatism was left. |
could report dozens Of similar cases.
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XTISITORS
COURT ORDERS.

IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY
Il COURT. DECEMBER s, 1881: In the matter
of changing the public road leading from Fleets
mill 70 Burlington. I'm this county, the commission
crs heretofore appointed by the Court to view the
ground affected by the proposed changes having
the proposed new road will be located entirely on
the tract Of land occupied by Thomas L. Jones,
under a contract of sale from Joseph II. Griffith.
on the first day of the next term Of this court 10
show cause against altering the said road "a pro-
posed and 10 II appearing tO the Court that the
said Joseph II. Griffith IS not a resident Of this
state, the Court doth further direct that notice 10
him. and TO ali whom IL may concern. be published
once a week for four successive weeks In the Rich
mond Dispatch. 20 appear on the first day Of tie
next term Of this court, in like manner TO show
cause against altering the said road as proposed.
a cOpy--Tcstc: IL. j. TAYLOR.
De l3-Tufw Clerk.
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STEEL, IRON. &c.

STEEL.-NAYLOR's CAsT-sTEEL :
- assorted
DLlSTERED and MACHINERY sTEEL-as
sorted:
TIRE and SPRING S1EEL.-assorted.
ALSO,
WAGON and CART-AXLES. Norway shapes:
SWEDES and REFINED lRON-assoried sizes.
For sale by II. NJ WORKMAN.
no 27-Q0d
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FURNITURE.

EURNITURE. FURNITURE
Il WILLIAM DAFFRON, ~,
manufacturer aud dealer in CHAMBER. m
PARLOR, and DINlNG-ROOM FURNl-|I
TURF. WOOD and CANE-SEAT Chairs, ana
every article in the FURNITURE LINZ; Bed-
ding Feathers and Mattresses. Does the business,
carries the stock and cannot be undcrsOd. Office
and warcrooms. / 43S Main street; Factory 10, IL,
2O,2o. "a north Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va.
orders by mali prom oily attended 10. oc l2-3m
VISITORS AND OTHERS ma
Y need Of FURNITURE would do well 70 ~.
call al T.. GATHRIGIIT & SONS, 10 Gov w
ernOr street, and examine their large and, J
weli-assorted stock Of WALNUT and POPLAR
CHAMBER and DlNiNG-ROOM FURNITURE
embracing all Of the new styles. Easy terms {
payment. Don't forget the place.
l.. GAfHRlGHT & son,
&C 21-3m 10 Governor street
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Rirer Faling-The river has been
higher than for many moons, but not high
enough to destroy any property or DO ma
terlai damage. Yesterday the waters be-
gan to slowly recede, and in day or two,
unless further rainfall ensues, the river
will assume its wanted proportions.
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HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE NERVE
ToNIc.-I believe that Horsford's Acid
Phosphate is a preparation OF real merit,
and valuable in eases when nerve tones are
Indicated. f. Morris, NJ. d., Horne,
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Pastoral Tribute.-Last Saturday eve
ming a number Of the members OF the FIST
BAPTIST (coloreD church, Of Manchester
called upon their pastor, Rev. A: Bnga,
Jr.. and left with him many substantial
tokens OF their love and esteem. The pas
tor was gratefully moved by such an eNl Nj,
bitlon OF feeling on the part OF MS nocA'
and so expressed himself TO them.
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Marriage.-The residence OF the bride,
Miss Leanna Moore, Sunday evening was
the scene of a social gathering, called IN
order 20 witness her marriage with Mr.
Jack Snellings. Rev. Mr.. Allison per.
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
unite number OF the friends OF the con-
tracing parties.
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WANTED, FOR CASH, SIX GOOD
w MILLS and GOOD BuGGY-H0RsE,
$500 49, FARMER.
do oe-otH care Dispatch.
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will further state | have been reliably
informed that every possible step that could
be taken for their welfare was taken by the
DroDer authority. III. '.
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BrRyETT's COCAINE softens the hair
when harsh and dry; soothes the irritated
scalp: affords the richest lustre; prevents
the hair from falling of; promotes It's
healthy. vigorous growth.
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WANTED, A BOOK-KEEPER FOR
w NEXT YEAR-reable, sober. and coinpe-
LOCK- BOX No. %,
lie 1s-3t Reldsville, y. C..
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

NOR SALE.AVALUABLE TRACTE4
L oFIAND IL BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. u
SFNR 10 TYE-RiYER WAREllOu ~, ABOUT
2 Mills FROM THE RICHMOND AND Al
i EGiiA<N RAILROAD AND ll2 MILES
WEST or RlCHAlOND.-M the request ~ Air.
Truman =. Parker. We offer his TRACT OF
LAND located as above. II has ON u a quantity Of
~ 1nd chestnut timber, and Is said 10 be valuable
b, reason OF thc minerals with which 10 IS supposed
~ abound. The soil I'm part Is u excellent quail
" II early application hc iiadc 10 VIII De sold for
". GODDiN & son.
a.. oT-codIt Auetloueers.
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VIIE YORK RIVER LINE.


Commencing THURSDAY. December D..
safe and thoroughly comfortable pts.fu.tr .fD.I...
HAVANA will leave West Point on arrival ut '.
Richmond train It E~DAls, Ilit' E~DAl ~....
SATURDAYS. arriving in BIlru0r' about a..
a. NJ. and connecting with all train. norfnnari.
straight Ticket, tO Blitimorc...... - .
Hound Illp.....s....- ...-...
Meas. f'
State-R0oms and Bcrihs secured 900 II'.cli.9u
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets, Tmc-Ciri.. anI 40 Information
call on \. ". GARllR o. CO.. ur lCet' Agent
at the Richmond and lmfiIir eciD', n- t.c nHdtf-
signed. y. foFI'
General Passenger and ilcfri hatu-
no 30 Nn. ItufH street.
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SEINE.TIIREAD.
N@ny@

We are now prepared to iIl orders for all Nos
and brands Of SEINE-TnREAD. Our threads are
guaranteed TO be made of the best flax that Is
grown, which we are offering Mt bottom prices.
Can early and make your selections before the a.
Sortment is broken.
l.. LICIITENSTEIN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Sole Importers Of the LION BRAND SEINE
THREAD, warranted full standard.
a.. ~ o.,
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= -
DYEING AND SECURING.
LINNEMANN,

L LINNEMANN,
LIE Nc. 1928 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
Best and cheapest DlEING and CLEANING for
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, &e: I;
LADIES' DRESSES, sHAWLS, CLOAkS, RIB
BONS, &c. FEATHERS cleaned and dyed; MD
GLOVES cleaned at lowest price. Prompt delivery.
DC i-eodlm ARNA WQLSCHkE, Agent
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AN EXPERIENCED
LOST. sTRAYED, AND STOLEN.

TAKEN UP ON MY PREMISES
1 about Ist December, one MEDIUM-SlZED
ET.ACK BOAR. which the owner can ret 10y pay
ing charges. Apply at my farm, on MechaniG;yille
turnpike. 1. G. ACollN'
de 2S-1tf
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ID { IT VI = = y, FNEIIL IT h@UI IN
IL AND POTOMAC Raj EOAD.--gi .ri..
~ NDAl. NuNtui0r 20, lr-lt
500 4. NJ. ic'fD' lyri-~irccf -.t .H n.lt
UIyat Milford ud fniDlrhN .f..
$50 4. ~. have, Byrd-~,rDot station iu.l .'-
crTt sunday.
4:J0 r. NJ. leaves Byrl->. rect station d..N.
400 Il. NJ. Accommodation for Athl.l.. .'.''.
Erold->tr,ct station 4ai. Nt.
~Euatyri,
I1:2s 4. NJ. arrives 40 Nyrl->tnacf station t...t.
249 Il. M.arrlyes 20 Byrl-~to,t station l..f
makes nO iucII stops.
9:5S +. NJ, arrives at Byrd-strcct stti.ol
except sunday
s.3f 4. NJ. Accommodation. arrives no I.
street station daily 'cNoDUt >'r
&. 4. TAYLOR. General g lchct A.t...
4 -. MHpus- f.autrlf @rrf rfufTuItrf.
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JANUARY 9. 1852.

at 2 o'clock ", I'm front Of the courthouse ~
said county. sell 20 public auction ihc following
REAL ESTATE-tO wit:
/. \ TRACT OF LAND lying in Che,'efneld
county on the Springrn road about seven I ,t
west Of the Courthouse, aud containing llthhE
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ACRES. more OF
less and bounded Ou 1867 hy The ltnas oL N,l1
st,nrcr n Fowltr-ft hcug Che -tme land former
~ owned Iv John n. Wildcr, from whom -ald pa
Md =. and Thomas ". Branch derived tdelr tlte'
.. An UNDIVIDED THIRD PAkI OF
Tract OF LAND lying IN the county ~ enc
terdeld. about four ana % half miles from he city
of Richmond. ON the road leading by the bf,ad-
80 rare-roiir.e aud containing TWO Ill "
DRFD AND FOETY-EIGuT. ACRES, more or
ies.. ana adjoining On 1867 The land thGn oCcu-
,,ied ,. /, rc.ideuce by William IhOms. Illhlo".
The slid tract formerly belonged o. D. G. W ihitec'
deceased. from whom said -. L. and I. ". Branch
Inherited one tl.ird part ~ IT, T.
TFPNS. one fourth Of the purrhlse-inqnoy IN
cash. for the balance. credit of siN, twelNe'anl
eighteen months. secured 10y ,Wcu-enuVis'u n'E"-
liable notes. and a lien upon the una.
i a. S-Dt,vtds JOHN LYON, Trustee.
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by II. Il. Chafiin & Co.,
RqaI Estate AuctiOupcre.

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VERY VAL
i UABLE FARM NEAR THE "OLD
CHURCH" IN HANOVER COUNTY, WITH
HANDSOME BRICK DWELLlNG.-By virtue Of
"A trust deed dated 2Oth November. 1850. aud re-
corded In Hanover County Court. IN ID. q. No. 10,
page "a, the Undersigned as trustees therein, az
the request of the beneficiary default having been
made In the payment of the bond secured viii sell
at public auction. In front Of the custOm-house, In
the city OF Richmond. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3. 1852.
nj u o'clock VI. Tat LARGE AND VALUABLE
TRACT or LAND. with a LARGE AND HAND
SOME Dol BILE BRl(k DWELLING and other
improvements thereon. formerly owned by George
". BassCt. deceased, lying In tAe lower end Of
Hanover county, about seventeen miles below the
city Of Richmond. near the Old-Chnrch tavern on
the Pammkoy river. being pant of the uactsk known
Glover Lea" and Farmingt0n,' containing
about 1.l7O ACRES, moro or less but to be asccr-
tanned by survey.
There is an ineXhaustihle supply OF mari on
this farm and this sale offers rare opportunity 10
make good investment. 10 !, seldom such pro-
perry T. Offered at auction. and this sale j. worthy
the attention Of capitalists or parties wanting a
first-class farm for occupation.
TERMS: By consent Of all parties interested
viii De one thlrd cash; balance In two equal an
uual payincnts. with per cent. interest for ncgO-
table notes 10 be secured by deed of trust ON the
land. II. \. nLAlBokNfr
JNO. II. CLAIBORNE.
Trustees.
sale By r. b. CHAFFIS & Co., Auctlonecrs.
dc l3.I5.2O.23.2I.2S&td
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rUHE MONARCH OF ILLUMINATING

A WIIss
The RED c OIL gives a PERFECT LlGHT.i
over 80 lire t. [. and PEREZ ILN SAFE, ODOR-
IESS and BEAUTIFUL. Can be used In any
kcroslne-lamp. Try IL. Al Wholesale and retail 10y
RODEkER BROTHERS, Druggists,
nc A-Tu}tu l4l4 Main street.
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FOR RENT.
PERSONAL.

DERSONS DESIRING \ CALENDAR
i for 1882 and DIRECTORY OF FIRE
ALARM BOXES corrected can procure them al
NEW YORK LAUNDRY.
de21-Iw 92l Broad street corner Tenth.
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PROPOSALS.

7 WILL RECEIVE PROPOSALS IN
/ TIL JANUARY 10, 1882, from persons de-
string TO RENT the "GRACEY FARM" lying on
broad street. about and a half miles from
Richmond. Ii contains 10 ACRES. DWELL
ING. and Out-buildings. II has a garden, vine
yard. orchard, and spring. Bond with good Sc
curity VIII be required. reserve the right to re-
jcct any or all proposals. i. 1. IABB'
Attorney at Law, Amelia Courthouse.
do OS-GtE
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m II o'clock ", the aboye-descried FARM, oc-
cupied by George W. Lakewood, with Tie dwelling,
&c containing THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-NINE ACRES, adjoining Liston Cate
wood Warmer. Warren, and others. and about
eau-di,tant lsay i've miles from james rivcrand
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway extension 10
Newport News.
TERMS: Cash as 10 costs Of sale and debt due by
trust deed (say about $4,000. and the balance 81
the purchasc-nOney at twelve months for uce0iia-
ile note. interest added. with good endOrscr. and
title retained until the same &, paid and convey
auce directed 10y the Court. .......
JOHN 4. MEREDITH,
JAMES G.. BLACKWELL.
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sale By r. b. CHAFFIN & Co., Auction
de l3.I5.2O.23,24,2S&td
BY u. u. Chaflln & Coz
Real Estate AuctiOncers,
No. | north Tenth street.

iAtti i''il' -N"'''"ii'''''
No. / north Tenth street.
4 DMINISTRATRIX'S SALE OF VAL
N VABLE BROOk-ANENUE PROPERTY
AZ PUBLIC AUCTION. on THE PREMISES
LOCATED ON CORNER or BROOk AVE-
ME AND MARSHALL STREET; LOT a.
FEET FRONT BY ABOUT 1877 FEET DEEP.-
At the request Of Mrs. 4. Schultz, inistruiriX
Of r. Schultz. deceased. will sell az public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 80. 1851,
at 4 o'clock T.. VI, the above located and very
valuable LOT OF GROUND. now under far rental
10 a good tenant.
Tho improvements being made I'm This part OF
the city are daily adding tO the value OF property
and ti, sale offers rare opportm for pfoi1a-
bic investment.
TERMS: Ohe fourth cash balance IN N,tWelic.
and eighteen months. with per cent. interest to
be secured by deed Of trust on the property.
X. Il. CIlAFFlN & CO..
Ip % Auctioueers.
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EAsrERN EXTEYsIoN

OFFICE or CHIEF ENGINEEH,
RICHMOND, VA. December %, ISL.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CFIVFD until noon Of FRIDAY, January 6.
1852. for the construction of the ccpOts required
between Richmond and Newport News on the eN-
tension Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
plans and specifications can be seen al the Engi-
necT's Office. corner Broad and Union streets.
The right Is reserved To reject any or all bids.
j. :. MORRISON. Chief Engineer.
j. j. GORDON, superintendent Construction.
de 25-3t
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4 direct flur-hour connection B., UIi. NcWcn
Richmond rnI Norfolk hA trains lritIu. I'D D.
In0md 20 / 1880 4. W. and NurlO's 100 --. D.. 81.
All trains leaving Petersburg ".f ilr' from ih'
AppomattoN depot
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS luyo Elci-
mond no s. W. and J4J T.. ". Leave Petersburg
at 4. W. and j:IJ T.. VI. every sunday.
b. ID. KLINE.
General superintendent.
\. PORE, General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
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pIcuMOSD AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO.,l
TREAsUHER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, December 81, 1851.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ dividend of THREE PER CENT. on the
Genital stocL OF Ills company will be paid at the
Office OF the company, IN the city Of Richmond'
va. on and after .he ID OF JANUARY NEAI:
The transfer-b0oks viii be closed on the -oIh
iN' nv NJ W. WARRINGTON,
doottTa0 Treasurer.
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join 4. MEREDITH;
ArrrnsoN & co. Anctlonecr..

LANDS FOR SALE
~ At CHESTERFIELD COURILCiSE JAN
TAI}I 9. 1SS2.-In pursuance Of "A decd oi tiusl
dated 9Th Of December 1867. executed hN d.
Vid L. Branch and ThOma, ". Branch - Juhm
LYON. trustee. shall. ON the first day ot thc next
January term OF the County Court oi chester
nllI
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FrnMAy TrppER. Nnctloneer. de :

UCTION SALE OF COTTAGE On
~ MADDOX HILL JUST BEYOND THE
CORPORATE LIMlTS.-By request of the Nir-
ginia Building and savings Company | will
sell on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1882,
on the premises. at o'clock u. NJ, the above
mentioned PROPERTY, occupied by Augustus
Reid.
TERMS: Cash. FUBMAN UPPER.
de 25 AuctiOnocr.
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HORSES, MULES. hc.
BEER.

L AISER BEER,
N BUDWEIsER BEER,
IL BOTTLES;
ROCHESTER, BEER, drawn from the keg'
at the Exchange-ROOms, Tobacco EXchangG nu .l
ing. chAhLES Ioh
de22-lw -------
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DIYIDENDS.
gtKgT NATIONAL BANK or RICHMoND,l
n.D1L..n.-I. " nncnmhnr III lSAl. \

FIRST NATIONAL BANK or RIcHhoSD,l
EIcHMOND, VA, December Fl, 1881
u,HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
HAVE DECLARED sEMi-ANNpA. Al
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT, payable 70
The stockholders on and after the 3D. OF Jan
UARY, 1882. D. n "LVr IT, IT,
dc 2S-St Ntsliiei. --
Union BANK OF RICHMOND.-The
u directors of THIS bank have declared SEMI-
ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENI.
isI 80 per share and ont Of past accumulat ons an
EXTRh DIVIDEND OF FIVE DOLI.ARS PR
SHARE; both payable on and after JANUARY
g. 1881, to the holders OF the stock whose hliiles
OF December instant. Tie transfer-book VIII ne
closed from the 24th of December, 1881, to the 81
of January. 1882, inclusive.
dc 2s-I0t l. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-DOWN SHE
~ GOEs.-FIRST-CLASS ANTHRACITE at
s6 per ton. 1000 pounds; LUMP SPLlNI. S5.0O
Ter ION. :. 900 pounds: PINE aud OAK WOOD
long. saved. and split; WEST VIRGINIA En-
CINE and CUMBERLAND Goals Full weight
aud satisfaction guaranteed. 1OS Broad ana TWO
Gary street. de 81 4. ii. IAbf.
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WOOD AND COAL.

i RrfI. BICGEE. W. s. PILCnER.
DLCHER & BIGGER.
Il
COAI-all kinds;
WOOD-LDng. Sawed, and hlndltng.
All orders promptly attended t..
Offices and yards: S17 east Main street ana Plne
and Broad streets (Elba statiOnl. de Zo-cod3m
NATURAL COKE, FROM THE JEW
y EFT BROTHERS MINE, Of which so much
has been written lately. \ much-needed article
for your Christmas dinner Suitable for cooking
stoves. Gives "a strong heat without burning AWAY
the stove. Price, $500 per ton, delivered LID
ALBERT BLAIR, Agent,
Fourteenth street near AlayOs bridge.
Also. ANTHRACITE COAl.-all sizes-and
SPIJNT coal. ALBERT BLAIR.
d. gI.2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-28
UNDERWRITERS.

I Il. CHRISTIAN, go
IL. FURNISHING UNDERTAKER'~ -
Cate with and successor 10 j. \. BELYiNJ
NO. 1915 EAST BROAD STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
has a large assortment Of WOOD and METALLIC
CASES, CASkErS. SIIROUDS, CLOTH CAS-
kETS. &c, az low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
% day or night. de9-cod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-28
by Apperson & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. S north Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or \ FARM OF THREE III NDRED MD
ACRES IN IIENRICO COUN-
TY. NEAR WILLIs'S CHURCH. ABOUT SIN
TEEN MILES BELOW RlCllMOND.-By virtue
Of decree Of the Circuit Court of lienflco county,
entered ON the Atm December. 1851 I'm the suit Of
Gatewood ~. GatcwOOd, &C., we will sell, In front
Of the Office Of the auctiOnecrs, on