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RIVER IaPRoyENENT.-COlO William u.
CraIgbill, engineer in charge Of the river
improvements in. Virginia, accompanied by
Mr.. II. ID. Wnitc)mb, went down james
river yesterday as far as City Point in one
OF the city steamers, from which place they
went up the AppOmattox TO Petersburg OH
a tour OF inspection.
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FUNERAL.-Little Harry Howard, son OF
Sergeant B. +. Howard, OF the First police
district, who died on Friday morning at %
O'Clock, Will be buried from his fathers re-
sdence this afternoon at o'clock. He was
Il bright and cheerful little fellow, aud his
death Is a severe blow to his parents, who
In their bereavement have the sympathy Of
many friends.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JAS. MACDOUGALL. 10 A. A., eontinued sale Of
cry goods ut the Baltimore Ane.ion. House, No.
10 cas-. Broad street.
cox 4 SMITH, IL A. H., groceries, timothy hay,
peanuts. Ae. F N
JN0. n. LAuGHr0N, . OK A. NJ, household furui-
.ure, sewiag maehines, oh,ng, shoes, mirrors,
fancy goods, Iron safes, desks, &C.
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A POcKETFUL OF MONEY amounts oliitle when
health is gone. To enjoy NE, good appetite, sound
Digestion, and elastic limbs, take TUFTS PILLS.
Then, II you povr. yOu win be hapDy; if rich,
you can eajDy your money. They dispe low spirits
and Give buoyahcy 10 mind and body.
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L,nR RENr. ruATLARGE STORE q.
BO0R,. sTATiOyFEy, Sc.

DRIVATE THEATRICALS. o.; VI.
1 CAR OF WAKEFIELD: 81; MANLi' RS
OF CHRIST. Sc ;CaRLYlk'S BURs>, Be-; -.
AIRY OF AN OLD iAWYfK g.; SIJElES
AND BALLADS FOR NoUNG FOLKS. b.
al rs Sociology. &c.; Pilgrim Progress e.. Iiib
of Asia. Sc. Pronouncng roc ei-ilic'il 3c.;
Bible Dictionary, 50c the Koran. SOC F; Don Qlix-
0ie. 5Oc.: Homer, soc Virgil, soc. By mail sb.u.
20 pr cent more. he largest assortment of BOOKS
IN all lhe d-partments OF literature 20 be fosnd
the southern STATES Is al 1902 9nd 1904 Nam sire.
ja3O.d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLfSN.
CTATIONERY OF ALL KINDS AND
- FOR kYESYBODY.-Tbe undersigned have
for sale at low prices al sinds OF STATIONERY
required for use by
BANKS, PUBLIC OFFICES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
RAILROAD OFFICES,
CITY MERCHANTS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
PRIVATE GENTLEMEN. aad
TUE LADIES,
supplied In large or small Quantities. New aud
handsome style OF CHECKS, IN books, on al city
banks. BLANK BOOKS and PAPER BOXES
made 10 order by skilful hands.
WOODHOUsF L PAnHAN
ja27 Booksellers aud = siaticBeTs.
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To make the hands smooth, 10 keep the lips
from ch1pping, there ia nothing better than thi:
excellent preparation. Now ina. the cold weather
has set In everybody should have some OF IL.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, No
9l3 Main street.
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FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure, and
yOa can have It by using MEADE & BAKERS de-
lcious CARBOLIC MOUTH. WASH, II destroy the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
caycd teeth, and speedily restores them 10 healthy
coLdltion. Price, ffty cents a bottle.
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READING AND MUSIC.-The Junior Work
ers OF st. Marks church will have an en-
tcrtainment in the lecture room, corner
First and Clay streets, tomorrow evening.
Miss Ida Hutzer will give some select read
ings, and The entertainment will be varied
with muSp
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PORTO RICO, NEW ORLEANS, AND OTHER
GRADES 2OLAssEs, also SYRUP at
VERNE & SLATER'e,
No.Gl east Marshall street.
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FIREMEN's BANQUET.-A banquet will be
given on Thursday evening by Steam
Fire Engine Company No. 2 and their
friends at the engine-hOuse on Main street
between Twentieth and Twenty-frst.
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OXE HUNDRED REMNANTS or WORKED CUR
TAIN MUsLIss and NOTTINGHAM LAcEs for eur.
tains To be closed out at low prices at LEVY BRO
THEIRS
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THE PRAYER Meeting o-MoRROw.-T
prayer.meeting tomorrow afternoon from
3 to 6 O'Clock will be held at Trinity MethO.
dist church, and The services will be con.
Quoted by Rev. Mr.. Scott.
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VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-We have received a
copy Of this handsomely y-gotten-up work, which
contains much valuable Information. II Is printed
on the best calendered paper, and has in II many
excellent Illustrations. PublisheN by JAMES WICK,
Rochester, New York Price, 20 cents.
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COMMERCIAL CLUB ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting Of the Commercial
Club Will be held Monday evening, 3lst, at
which the officers Of the Club will be elected.
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BRowS's BRONCHIAL 9RoCHEs will stop a
Cough by directly relieving the irritation of the
Throat and win not disorder the stomach Ike
cOuy h-syTups. 25 cents box.
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LADIES' UNDRRwEAR of our own manufacture.
We sell better article for the money than the goods
made elsewhere, SO encourage home enterprise.
LEVY BROTHERS.
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| BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use of MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPoNINE DENTI-
FRICE. which viii speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, ffy cents box.
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LINEN GOODS a specially 4, LEVY BROTHERS.
See their assortment Of Table Cloth, Nipkns,
Dollies, Towels, Tray-Glolhs, Crumb- Cloths, Pil-
lOw.Case linen, UandAerchiefs, and Irish linen.
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ASK TO SEE THE IMPORTERS SAMPLE LOT or
FnIE LACE TIDES that LEVY BROTHERS. arc
selling at about one half OF regular prices.
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A POSITIVE REDUCTION OF rom 25 10 so per
cent. In the prices OF Fancy Dress Goods al LEVY
BROTIlERS',
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SEE LEVY BROTHERS, assortment of Towels
before purchasing elsewhere.
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WINES AND LIQUORS sold by US with our war
ranty can DE relied on as pure and wholesome.
VERNE & SLATER, GrOccrs,
GIG eas Marsha street.
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THE WEATHER YFsTERDAY was clear and
cool. In the afternoon it was cloudy, and
at night clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY g A. NJ, 26;
o A. NJ, 33; noon. 46; 3 Z. NJ, 45; g Z.
NJ, 40; midnight. 32.
Mean temperature, 375.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRiNTIgG-IloUsE. Good work, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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ONE THOUSAND EMPTY SOAP Boxes In all
sZes, at LEVY BROTHERS.. These boxes are well
made, and can be used for many purposes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

DIRECT FROM NEW ORLEANS-tbe best Scent
CIGAR In America. a. CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

FINEST AMERICA CnAMPAGyEs, almost equal
to imported, az CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

VI. ELLYsoS s. CO., advertising agents, insert ad.
vectisements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
states at publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis
patch conntlng-roOm viii receive prompt a,ten.
tion.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Concerts This week.

There has been for some time past rather
deartb Of concerts, and as IL to make up
for this tagging in the musical market this
week * to be prolific OF such entertain
ments, i've having been announced to take
place between this and Saturday.
The concert to be given Monday night at
Mozart Hall by the choir OF 81. Pauls church,
assisted by some able musical talent, pro-
misses TO he In every respect charming oc-
casion. Aside from the praiseworthy char
iiy for which 1t Is given the entertainment
will be highly refined and enjoyable. It's
vocal character will especially commend 1t to
many who do not derive the same pleasure
from Instrumental performances. Miss Jen-
ME Blow, whose charming voice has scarce
ly, II ever, been heard here In public
concert, will render some lovely numbers
on the programme for this occasion, and II
Will most probably be her lat appearance
on the concert stage. In addition to the
regular choir, under the direction OF Pro-
fessOr Reinbardt Mr.. and Mrs. W. &. Ei-
liott, OF Norfolk, will add to the attraction
OF the evening. Reserved seats may be had
at Rqmos & Moses.
THE WILHELM JsTERNBERG-FRrTCH CONCERTS
will prove occasions OF great musical in
terest this week, and from indications Mo-
zart Hall will be well patronized on We'd
nesday and Friday evenings and at the
Saturday matinee. The great violinst,
WilheImi, is too well known, and the SUI
perior excellence OF bis performances too
thoroughly apprt ciated here, to need any
further introduction more than reminder
to the effect that he Is coming.
Mr. Constantin Sternberg, the young
Rus ian pianist, is celebrated not only in
his fatherland, but throughout Germany
and Austria. He has made concert tours
through the principal cities Of Europe, and
it is said that he richly deserves the fine
reputation he has won as a pianist and mu-
slcian OF the highest order.
Miss Letiiia Louise Frltcb, charming
soprano, will add variety to these concerts,
which cannot fail Of pleasing the most ex-
acting and critical musical taste.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
ENGAGEMENT OF ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Isl,
Of the wor d-renOwned character com. dian.
Mr.. JOSEPH X. FMMETT,
I'm MS rewritten drama of
FRITZ IN IRELAND: OR. the BELL-RiNG Il.
OF THE RHINE AND THE LOVE OF
THE SHAMROCK.

The scenery Of Fritz in ireland" Is magIi1 eu',
and as work OF art the scenes are peri,c. Every
Gene was painted by The greatest London Scrui,
Artist, WILLIAM BARFORD ESQ from mo, cls ana
sketches taken on The spot, ana was brought from
Ire and az an enormous expense. The properties
are curiOsitips. Mr.. Emmett, with great cificElty
chime church.bells, as rlayed IN tne tower Of Tie
Castl- Clock on the rhine. Germany. Nr. fDmo
VIII ring ,be church bell chimes with song, asi tel
by incTeSed Orchtsira specially engaged 20 E3r-
monte ~ih The great tone of HE chnTcb-b"lls--an
posed bv Nc. Emmett and never heard before, on 90
III lie stage.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-FOr the Middle
States, winds shifting 10 southeast and
southwest, rising temperature, and falling
barometer, with increasing cloudiness and
areas OF rain or snow.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNrNo. Yesterday
morning at 9:43 O'Clock an alarm Of fre was
sept In from Station 3, Third police district
headquarters, caused by The partial burning
OF the roof OF dwelling No. $40 Fifth street,
between Clay aud Leigh streets, owned by
DIR. GRAY, and occupied by DR.. Mayo. The
fire originated from sparks from chimney.
Damage about $50. A stream was not put
upon the bouse, but the laddcrmen Of the
Truck Company extinguisbed the fire with
the pumps now carried upon the truck, wa.
ter being pumped from buckets.
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES! VALENTINES VAL
fNTlNES,-The hrsest assortment Of SIN.
TINkSrAL VALENTINES. and the ehssoest In
the city, eau be found AZ \. .LEoNAED'>,
Newsletter. s23 east Naia.
Also, yENY0R's ALMANAC for 1881.
"A 3O-ll
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ASDALUSIAN BALM,

FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from Jacksonville
Florida, at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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CONCERT OF SACRED SONG.

Il is only necessary TO remind lovers OF
sacred music that the concert OF sacred song
by Philip Philips comes off tomorrow night
at Ciay-Street Methodist church. As Mr..
Philips is positively limited. to one night in
Richmond, en- route for tbe'West Indies,
those who wish to hear his charming melo-
dies should not neglect this opportunity.
See advertisement.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.-All persons are forewarned
~ not 10 credit the crew OF the British bsrk iei-
con- feid as viii not be responsible TOR sny cettj
contracted by them. VIC MUNRO, Mzstsr.
RICHMOND, VA, January 20, 1881.
a30.lts
NOTICE persons are forew armed
~ not 10 credit tie crew OF the swe.,ih big Lo.
reley as Will not be respon able for any debs con-
irae.ed by them. ~ ABHAiiAMstN, Muster.
RICHMOND, VA, January 90, 1881.
js30.l,s
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Admission. 81: dre's circle. 75c.: family oirc {,
soc; gallery, 25c. No extra charge Tor secured
seats. Sale commences SATURDAY ~ EAMOs 4
MOSES and office OF Tn atre.
Jl 27-Th,Si, i,SuSTu
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DRESS GQoDs, DRESS GOoDs.-The cheapest
vet. Big reductions In prices. Now IS the time TO
buy al LEVY BROruERs'
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NOTICE.-The box .sLeet for The sale of balcony
chfrs IN Dress-firce - nov Urn at afiice of
I hea're and can be secured ior I'll each for lie
EMMETT night. 3O.2tf
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EMINENT DIR. II. X. WALTON,

Colden's LIEBIa's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
Is superior TO Cod-Liver OH or anything have
used in wasted or impaired constitutions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

CELEBRATED KENTUCKY wHIsKEY, four year
o,d, 81 .50,at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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II NOW IL YOUR TIME TO BUY
THEM CHEAP.

BLANK ETS--Ali qualites;
BLANkErS-Nbite aud COOred;
COMFOkTS-Ail qualities;
LADIES MEkINO and ALL-W0OL UNDER
WEAR;
MFN'> MERINO and ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR
CHll DREN'S MEElNO UNDtRWEAR;
a, greatly reduced prices Al
JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
"a 2-tOd col and COS Broad street.
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RICH SOGTIIERNERs.
Acquiring Fortunes I'm New York.

SOME OF THE BEST KNOWN MIN OF WALL
STREET FROM THE SOUTH, AND HOW
THEY MADE THEIR MONEY-NEWCOMB,
WILSON, TRAvERs. AND OTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30

DR.. George F. Carmichael, Of Frsdericks
burg, is quite III.
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VOI IY
-
SPECIAL SALE,
Srh'ihh SAhT
SILKS, sATINs, AND DREss-GooDsI
We shall not offer DRESS GOODS for the next
week with regard to value, but win 'he op)cc' oil
We Deem 1t unnecessary 10 mention pr'ces OF '''e
various sIi ks and other DRESS GOODS TO be sold
..,.,. -, oco.,no
:............................. .....;
will be convincing that his sale has precedence
Special attention is called 10 our stock Of
BLACK SILKS IND SATIN DE LhONs'
which have been purchased since the lst of Jan
,.. - - ,,,o .,,.,. &C
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AMUsEMEsTs.

THE JUNIOR WORKERS OF ST.
MARKS CHURCH win have an ENTFR-
TAINMtNT In the lecture room. corner OF first
and tlsv streets. MONDAY, 3lsf.s r NJ.
EEADING by Miss IDA HUfzLFs and MUSIC
by best ANA eur tliest.
Admission: Adults 25c chifsres he Tic.ets
nj Messrs. Ramos 4 Moses. a so Its
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DICHMOND THEATRE,

WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRCAKy
DUPRFZ a. BENEDICT.
FAMOUS MINSTREI.S AND MILITARY ROYAL
BRASS BAND.
"a Nemb. RS In Number. "a
ZZ In Band Parade. 2x
20 Ia Part First 20
Great Song and Dance Ariists.
Comcal End Men.
Popular Famous Comedians.
Brilliant Clog Stars.
so Varied Features Of Merit. 30
Admission, Use. family circiP. 50c. gallery.
2jc. No extra charge for secured seate. ia 80 -
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x,,r.y.. NOTICES.
prIcES MARKED DOWN
STILL LOWER AT
rBALHIMER BROTHERS,
eel BROAD STREET.

,o,c,,n,ued 20 close out our remaining
WINTER GOODS, and to that end have
So, s.,,o lo,s Of goods regardless Of the pre-
n.o, cdces. We indicate some Of the reo"'''on'
sfcrOw'; ,.
On ps.xcy press GOODS, 25c. per yard;
o. T,CK SILK, 25 TO soc. per yard;
90 o1IEp o., oREp SILKS. for trimming, Zoe. per
vard; ,.e, s,,vs o.n mar ,.-a.
HIACK vELVErS, % to Doc per ysro'
on rot oRTD VELVETS. Csc per yard.
,oprn AIL.wOoL CASHMEREs reduced
'o', e,on 60 to 45c per yard;
,nero ALL-woOL CAsHMEREs reduced
rom SIS 10 csc. per yard
We have ius; received an invoice OF
o 600 pieces Of HAMBURG fMBkonERlks,
TopCnON. aud o;ber LACEs at lower prices
.,.n ,hey have ever be,n shown In this market
Also. spleudid line of
,c,rrINFNS, NAPKINS. DOlLIEs, Tow
rIs TRAY. CLOTHs, SHEETiNG>, CHECK
IN MrsLISs, IRISH LINENS, and WHITE
GOODS; ,o.,d.
.,o ,,rls Of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS
sr,n, 90 10 SOC per yard. These are The cheap
., goods we have ever seen.
", inquest those who have not ye' supplied ihem-
- and who are ~ want OF
CLOAh>,
DOLMANS.
ULSTERS.
BLANKETS,
ara CARPETS,
= ~,ve rs cal. rs are fcriug these goods at
SPECIAL CIoSING.oCr PRICES.
TnALuIMER BROTHERS,
On =. Sn(W 5Ol Broad street.
1.-THE GREAT SALE CONTINUES.
yuoTSANDs OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
CHEAP AND DESIRABLE GOODS
Xr1- IN pE SOL
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4 CONCERT.-PIlILiP PHILIPS, A..
N sisted by his son, win give CONCERT or
SAC3tD SONG-v lcal aud instrumental
Cav and Adams stleeie, MONDAY EVPNtSG
NEXT. January 3l.t, beginning AZ ~ o'c)Ct.
Tlckets-FOr adults, 3Jc. for children. Z5c ID ls
had az the door. or OF =. l.. ID. Walford, No. All
east Broad street, and Dr. Thomas, No 2l4 cast
Broad street. a. 70 .WxSu2l
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CONCERT OF ST. PAUL'5 CHURCH CHO{',
MONDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 81, 1881.
The time Of The Concert Of II. Paui's Church
Choir has been changed from TUESDAY 20 slrH-
DAY NIGHT, January 3lst, ~ MOZART HAL,
at $50 O'Clock, tag
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FOR I;ENB.
DOR RENT. NICE DETACHED 81.

nor RENT, NICE DETACHED T-s
IL oRtCK DWELLING. corner Henry and -
Clay streets containing nlne rooms, ~iih mode n
improvements Prtmises ju-t PIT In perft c. order.
Large lot and S able. Rent low.
Also, M. 605 r ighlh street, DETACHED BRICK
DIV WE.LiNt,, with nine reoms and modfrn iu-
prnvemenfs: Just 0rrulh.y repaird throughout.
Alsj, DETACHED BRICK DWELLING u Grace
between Twenly-fJurtb ana Twcnty-nrih siTt'is.
ROOmy. with ample serv MS ace mnodi ion. Heuf
low. and DOsses.iOn FeDHary It,
Also. No. sl6 west Clay street: pleasant li,iio
BRICK DWELLING, win SIX rooms and senaH-
rooms.
Al0, Na. 7O3 west Mar.hall ,t.e :. seven rcori
besides kitchsn rooms, &c. Rent low.
Also, STORE on Marshall street bctwt en- ma
and >ix h streets.
SMALL HOUSE, IN different parts at the ely.
FURMAN 1UPPrR,
RCai Estate Agent,
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MOZART HALL.

NJ
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ID,
FRIDAY EVENING, February Arm, aud
SATURDAY MATINEE, FEBRUARY 5Tn.
THE MUSICAL EvEyp OF THE SEASON.
GRAND COMBINATION CONCERTS
by the following celebrated Artists:
CONSTANTLY sTERNBERG,
the great Russian Pianist;
LETlTIA LOUISE FRITCH.
the charming Prlma-Donna soprano;
WITH
AUGUST WILHELM,
the world-renOwned Violin Vrtuoso.
His farewell appearance previous to his depart. ire
for Europe
MAX VUGRICH,
Musical Director.
POPULAR PRICES.
Admission, so and Is cents. Reserved ses'S. 81.
Sale Of seats on SATURDAY MORNING, January
29th. AZ JohnstOn's mu.ic.stOre.
NOTiCE.--An entire change Of programme Tor
Friday evenings Concert.
The celebrated Weber piano used at these con-
cerls. ji27
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MOZART HALL.

Admission cards, so cents. Reserved sea'G. 7j
cents. TO be had AT RAMOS & MOsEs'.
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- =
JrOR RENT, \ NICE STORE, CAR. On
Il RIAGs- and BI. .ACK>MITiiS S1lO4S. near -
NE Chesa pcake ard ONO railroad ah lut .iXiyht
miles west Of Ri chmOnd GOOD btsiness -ianC aui
rent cll ap, CIIt " >ING N RD~r.
"a 2S 3t NJ. n0T,h Tenth stree.
NOR RENT, THAT LARGE STORE ~
II No. 1922 Main street. between Fifteenth =.
and Seventeenth. with dwelling above. The locl.
Ipn Of this properly renders H. wen sui'td 70
Wholesale or commission hCu,e.
II. StLpON TAYLOR.
j1 cost Real Estate Agent and Auctl0D,eT.
NOR RENT, THAT LARG Ef"ss
h FOuR-sTORY BHit h STORf iIousf k.l
No. 1907 cast Frankiu street, for many yeau o.
cupied by Il. -. Waddtli ~ cIrftrgt M inufsriOrN
n. SELDOM TAYLOR
ja 90 81 Real FsA'e Agent aBd AuctOns,T.
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POPULAR PRICES.
GRAND CONCERT

GRAND CONCERT
~ DY TUR
CHOIR OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH,
WITH
FULL ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT.
under the direction of
PROFESSOR JACOB REINHhRDT.
and assisted by
MIR. AND MRs. W. G. ELLIOTT,
OF Norfolk. Va,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF Sr. PAUL'S CHURf a
HOME FOR AGED ASD INFlRM WOMEN,
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1881,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
A RAILROAD NAN.

ElMr. X. T. Wilson is perhaps the richest
Southern railroad man in NeH York. He is
Georgian who was born and raised In the
crackes" country. and has oil the shrews>
ness that is ascribed TO that people. 10 which
is added sausual sagacity, br0ad, liberal
gicws, aud an iron will. He l. now In ABB
soIute co.ffoi OF about 1000 m lies OF rail-
road in the South, aud is just about
l'uilding two Eore connections. lie rs
% ,~ssident aud leading owner of the
Memphis and Charleston line, which
las capital record, and the stock OF
which il rapidly appreciaiiDg. Mr.. VII
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
-rTHE GREAT SALE CONTINUES.

ruoTSANDs OF DOLLARS WORTH OF
cHEAP ANp DESIRABLE GOODS
YET TO BE SOLD.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-07-28

THE Tacoma Ledger says: Mr.. J.
H. Houghton, land agent of the North
Pacific r. r. Co., for the Pen dor
ellie, Cascades and Pacific divisions,
states that the amount Of sales for the
month of May, 1881, on the first
named division, at 500, 99S.O6 against
$l2,O34.95 for the corresponding per
iod of last year. These figures show
the rapid increase of settlement in
Eastern Washington Sales on the
Pen d 'Orelle division began Novem-
Der Goth, 1879, and up to the Goth of
May had reached an aggregate of
1871, 423.95. The means for building
this division were provided indepen
IDENTIFY of and long prior to the syn
dictate loan of forty millions. A mort
gage was created providing for the is
suance Of construction bonds to the
amount of $4,50O,O00 redcemable at
par in payment for the lands. About
100000 of these bonds have been re-
ceived in payment for the lands and
retired, and the residue of this portion
Of the grant amounts to about $4,000
600 acres. 1t is estimated that fully
one half of til remainder can be read
lily sold within the next five years tor
for $3.50 per acre, and that the entire
grant Of this division will realize about
$9,O00,O0O. Of the lands on the Pa
cific division mere have been sold dur
ing May this year, than in any month
for three years chiefly to settlers
along the Cowlitz river, in Lewis and
Cowlitz counties.