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I.vt.,l l<ffff. fDF u SEtttud 70 wFIte
one. They have word % two, %
! message q greater itoeth, which they
deem Of importance enough 70 pe commu'
nicated 10 an Informal way, 6ut not OF I'M
portaucc enough to justify them IN writing
letter. The one mode Of communication
stands to the ether as preparing and dress.
ing for formal dinner does to an in'or'na'
I. dropping in TO take pot-luck."
The experiment Is worth a trial. Let 'ac
charge be made three cents. or four for seno'
inc through the mails newspaper upon
the margin of which a message IS wr'.'c"'
II ANYBODY chooses thus to consume Az Tue
MARGIN. let him do so. But as everybody
Ohio has much 10 write will prefer to use u
shoe, ~ naper, and as the latter VIII cost
M more than the former, II may DE assumeo
as pretty certain that nobody VIII wr''e
LOW messages on the margins OF news
papers. .u, ,,o
universal public. Everybody likes 10 wri'e
anon the margins OF newspapers httie mes
saees of generalization. or sslutalion' OF
interrogation, or exclamation; but nooooy
likes to do il In violation OF law. Let IL NC
made lawful for all thus to write VINO are
willing to pay three or four cents Tor inc
nr,v,lcoe. Thousands Of persons VIII DC
rratified, and the revenues Of the Post.
Office Department will be increased or' II
not increased, will surely not be diminished
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Fast Mails.
fSt 4UuihSs
fNnrfnlk Landmark. DOth.

Norfolk Landmark, 20th.J
There was no mail from Redmond by the
Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO train last
night. From some cause unknown 10 the
route agent it had not arrived at Petersburg
when the train passed through that city.
IRichmond notwithstanding Index.J
The fast northern mail seems to be getting
abuse all around. 1t has certainly been no
advantage that can learn OF to our people
The complaint OF its erratic ways seems 10
be almost universal. Thus far It's greatest
success seems TO have been IN killing ola
women who ventured too near the tram on
which it was borne, and running into othei
trains, to the great danger OF the passen'
gers. 1t is to be hoped that we may IN
course OF time derive some OF the dement's
from this new venture in postal aflalrs.
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thc j,o,ls. cotton my lie successfully auo
probably raised, oven 70 the base o. sne
n WIN not be Inappropriate for me TO say
that Professor pslrycsr Is the only naive
and long resident Of this county who ever
had the degree OF LII. D. conferred upon
him. ltis distinguished honor. and IN
his case Just recognition OF worm ana
merit.
During the recent war between the states,
the North aud West being practically eN'
cluded from the supply OF tobacco from tne
States largely growing that commodity. en-
largcd the area Of it, cultivation witnip
their own limits, and became accustomed 10
the management and consumption OF 'heif
own production. ...,,,,
Since the war they have continued u WIN
unoimin,ahed energy and success, ana 'nen
| tobaccos are now sought for and fasn'en-
able while ours are neglected ana uhpoP"'
| lar. o n
Now. II the mountain will not COME 10
Mabomet. the latter must go to tue former
and we must introduce the mos 'aluau'.
and desirable varieties OF tue west , 1uu
compete with them in Tue maj ke's. ~
White Burley now seems to DC I'D Tue
ascendancy as a popular iavoiiIe' a"o o''
farmers should give 1t trial.
or the 39l, 27S, $50 pounds OF tobacco maze
in the United States in 1879, Virginia iur'
ni.hed SO, 524. 200 pounds. The remainoer,eA'
cept IL 1893, 400 pounds from Norm cafoiina'
i, produced north and west OF TINS stare
Even the eastern States, whose climate zen
eral Grant said General Grant stole IL from
Governor Vance Dispatch. at the lasl
New.Enel land dinner 10 New YORK, wa,
"nine months winter and three months co'o
weather." produces 100000 pouhds,
valued at sl,637,7OO. The four States OF
Ohio, indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin lur'
nisb 30, 75l. 900 pounds; PennsyIvania, 30
6l7. ZOO; Kentucky, 1a6,SS0,OOO; Tennes,
see, 44,160,000, and Missouri lo,0oo, lot
pounds. G.. ,,.o,,
Although tobacco is a plant first discov'
cred by the Spaniards in America, 1t Is now
cultivated and flourshes and natures IN
every continent in the world. a gentleman
OF this county told me that he had seen a.
luXulian ;obacco-felds on the Ganges, IN
India, as he ever saw IN Virginia
The figures which give above were com
piled from the report of the United State
Commissioner of Agriculture for 1879
1t Is 10 be regretted that facilities are no
given to our State Commissioner OF Agri
culture so that he could embody in his re
port some statistical information about th'
resources and products Of the dlheren
counties. r. ID. j.
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PETERSBURG.

LECTURE POSTPONED-DEAF MUTES IN THE
s0UTH-ACCIDENT TO A CITIZEN OF CHE STER-
FIELD-HUSTINGS COURT-FINE IMPROVE
MENTs IN PROsPECT-MORE BAD WEATHER.
Itorrespondence of the Richmond DispatcbJ
JANUARY 20, 1881.
The lecture by Rev. Dr.. Curry on Glad
stone, advertised to be delivered on Tues
dav evening next in this city. has been
postponed until the 1st OF February-the
reason being the recent affection in DIR. Cur
ry's family.
Rev. Job Turner, the deaf-mute minister,
left last night for Norfolk, where he Is TO
hold service to- night. He is on general
tour through the South, and will visit all
the principal cities and towns during the
next few months. HIS service here was
very largely attended, though, as | prevl-
ousy stated, the mute portion OF the con-
gregation numbered very small part. Mr.
Turner saws he finds deaf mutes in nearly
every community he visits, ranging in num-
Der from two to thirty-five, according to
the population OF the cities. Generally
speaking, they are not members OF the
church, but he is gradually bringing them
into the fold. Within the past few months
he has performed both the marriage ana
burial service.
Mr.. b. II. Rudd, a well-knOwn citizen OF
Chesterfield county, residing near Ola
Town creek, on leaving home yesterday
morning for this city, slipped upon the
sleet, and falling, fractured the bones II one
of his legs below the knee. He was found
in HELPLESS condition on the road by citl-
zen who was passing, and taken 10 his
home.
Mr. II. w. Siggins, one OF our prominent
citizens, is reported quite sick.
The Hastings Court commenced its quar-
terly term to-day, and is engaged on the
Commonwealth docket, which is very
unimportant one. The term will probably
last into next week, however, in the trans
action OF civil business.
The contract for two large and handsome
brick stores TO be erected on Sycamore
street, corner Of Franklin, by Mr.. w. ii.
Habliston, will be given out in day or
two. This Is the site selected some time ago
for the projected new MOTEL, which scheme
failed by reason OF difference OF Few
hundred dollars. All indications point TO
great activity among our builders during
the coming season. and to the introduction
of many decided Improvements in our city
this gear.
The weather continues cloudy and threat
ening, and the people are longing Tor lew
DAYS of sunshine. The roads are in terri
| Bile condition all through the county, and
there is practically but little communities
ton with the rural section, away from Thu
| lines of railway. ROBIN ADAIR'
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Frank Riddleberger, little son OF Cap
tain n. II. Riddleberger, OF this place, met
with severe accident while coasting near
the depot last week. His sled coming In
contact with a telegraph-poIe, threw him
against it, knocking out two teeth ana
breaking another and severely cutting MS
lips Shenandoah Herald.
The clerk Of Orange county issued ninety
five marriage licenses during the year iSso,
forty.seyen being colored and for'y'elgnt
white. One OF the licenses was never USED,
the woman refusing 10 allow the ceremony
10 proceed after the party bad assembled
for that purpose. - G0rd0nsull|s Gazette
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r73s THE BIGGEST BARGAINS OF
THE SEASON.
MORE GOODS roH the MONEY THAN EvERi
THE WHOLE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS MUST
BE s0LD-PRICEs REDUCEu FROM % TO
40 PER CkNT.-MANY AkT'CLEs SOLD
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.

BF sSLp.psicEs REpgChR From 25Io
4opER GENI; r da,s1 AsT,CL ,.Es sgd ~
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP.
ndces. We offer great Inducements, not to
ENG earTs r." ctREToNSEs for curtains furniture
sGss1s 81 pr sla per s SSS worth
sl,75,atsl 80 wor,h az q worth rhe s2.72;
sH'fiNs and PEKIV STRIPES, very cheap;
PLAID DRESS GOODS at i2'zc. per vafd worm
Tw10So Or OPERA KID GLOVES at Csc;
IiiREE-BUTTON OPERA KID GLOVES at Soc;
INVENTION BLACK SEAMLESS KID
GL0Vfs-sizes ~, ~, and 8, the best gloves
FOSTERS CELEBRATED KID GLOVES. with
patent Ice fasien.ngs: We show the largest
stock of these gloves In this CITY.
A large assortment OF HOSIERY for men, women
and children;
GLOVES OF every description for men, women, and
HUI K aBAiK TOWELS from 6Oc. to so per dozen;
| LADIES' UNDERWEAR of our own manufac-
iure-the hest goo d. for the money In The city.
oar own manufactures should be ENCOURAGED,
especially In his IN lance, where better goods
can be had for the money than hose manufac-
I.aP"BI,ANKETs reduced from $3.50 to si.75.
| from So so 10 $3.50, from - to $500, from %
BED CRIB. and CRADLE-BLANKETs in all
qualities. at he lowest prices
| CL0AKs, uLsTkRs, and DOLMANs-our ex.
m =
very few OF these garments; what We nave LETT
wIil ue sold very cheap:
FANCY RIBBONS Sduced from 20 10 l3c. from
3J TO 2Jc., from 80 TO 30c., from II TO ACC. per
YARD: . .,.,cy.,p.
| A large stock Of SILK. GINGHAM. SERGE ALPA-
GA. aud CAMBRiC UMBRELLAS. Greet from
| The manufacturer all SOLD at Bottom prices
LACES and EMBRDIDERlES In great VARIETY:
MARSEILLEs QUILTS at NJ 80 worth ~ %, az
$3.50 worth 50, at So worth rs, at $3.50 worth
$40: 49, -. .....,,
Elegant DAMAsK TOWELS at 80 per DOZEN would
be cheap at Sl2; -, .
| DAWaSK TOWELS from sl.20 TO S15 per dozen :
| NAPKINS from soc. 20 80 per dozen;
TIDItS from &c. to SO each: - ,,.,,, .
LACE BED-SPREADS, with PILLOW -sHAMS 10
| match. from ~. so 70 IA 80 a. set;
LACE CURTAINS from ~ TO s25 set Tor TWO
windows; -. ,,.
| WIN DOW-SHADES in great variety very cheap;
| RIGS NJ Ats. HAsSOCKS and CRUMB-CLoIHs;
| MARSEHLES gUILET-MATs at 20. Tor set
| of SIX. worth 75c.; -, ,.,,,,,.
| NOTE.PAPER aud CARDS in boxes. with ENNE-
| LOPES TO mach, from 10 10 oOc a box;
Excellent NOTE-PAPER AT 81 per ream; gooh
| ENVELOPES at sc. package, or fOc. for box
Of zen packs
| COMBS aud BRUSHES of every description:
IUANUKERCHIEFS. SCARtS. TIES. BOWS. COLI
LARS, and CUFFS. LEVY BROTHERS,
| iq2O 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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These words, Messrs. Editor. nave peen
ringing 10 nv ears ever since ! feao to'eny
In the Dispatch the excellent letter o. mr.
Alexander II. III. Stuart, the yenerao'e pa.
triot OF Augusta county. II do not err
more than I believe / do, this letter fur-
nlsbes he plan by which our people may be
once more united, and settle the public debt
finally and forever. IL Is time, Messfs' ho'
itors, that we were once more unlted; u "
time that the Ark OF the Covenant were
bronvht back again and put 10 It's proper
place In the Capitol OF Virginia:
OLD VIRGINIAN.
Richmond, January 30, 1881.
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WRirlxo UPox THE MARGIN OF NEWS
pAress.- We suggest to Congress that 1t
would please everybody and not diminish
the revenues Of the Post Once Department
4 4 would make II lawful to write messages
mon the margin Of newspapers to be sent
fkrough the mails. Thousands Of people
tie tie liberty 70 do 50 now, and pay no.
fhine Tor 4. II sin most cases not because
I'm Want 70 rare two or three cents, but
t,eaose hey DO not desire to write >
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Fredericksburg' Police Force
Doubled

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, January 10 Much
excitement has been caused here by the OPP
erations OF burglars for several nights past,
which have baffled every effort at detection.
six dwellings have been entered, but no
yaIuables taken. The thieves helped them
selves to the choicest viaEds OF the pantry,
and left after doing slight mischief. They
are supposed to be fugitive criminals IRON
one of tue large cities. The police force ha'
heen doubled to effect their arrest.
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The value Of the cotton crop Of the United
States for 1879 was s242. 140, 9S7, and oil the
tobacco crop 81, 727, 524 The cotton crop
of Alabama and the tobacco crop OF virginia
shows the former valued at go, 1898, 400, and
the latter at $4,S26,2i0. THIS immense dill
ference In the staple crop valuation OF these
two States Is entirely out OF proportion 10
their relative area and population.
DIR. B. Puryear, agricultural editor OF the
Rsliatous Herald, says that ian increased
area is now planted 10 cotton, year by year.
In southside Virginia. and may be largely
extended. BY the iudiclous use OF coucen.
lratcd fertilizers, Fastening the opening Of
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We are unable to get any true account OF
the bloody affair in Russell few days ago.
IL seems that Archibald Garter had bgnt
with another man, who was afterwards
killed by friend Of Carter. II is said his
throat was cut with knife Bristol NeuS.
David Barrett, Esq, OF Winchester. Is
dead : aged seyenty.nIne. Rev. b. Arbogast
and Rev. James Kern, OF the same city, are
quite III; the latter almost hopelessly.
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The New Assessment.
GREENE COUNTY.
I'LL. T..Affn

The following figures have been sent us
nv the clerk OF Greene county: Whole
number of acres, 106,97l; total value Of
lands and buildings in 1880, s5SS,Il7, which
Is about 10 per cent. off the valuation Of
1915. The property at Standardsville is as
follows: Town lots, s4,1O5; buildings,
Sl7. 5OO-total, S2t ,605.
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nB- GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
sYCLE sROTHERs'.
OUR WINTER STOCK MUST BE- SOLD
WE DON'T CARRY GOODS FROM ONE SEA.
son TO ANOTHER.

WE DON'T CARRY GOODS FROM ONE syA.
SON TO ANOTHER.
800 pair BLANKETS 10 be closed ont:
$50 BED-COMFORTs;
200 pair COLORFD BLANKETS;
$50 LAP and BUG0Y-ROBEs
G5 pair HORSE BLANKETS.
We have still 800 CLOAKs aud DOLMAss 70
select from.
Also, 100 CHILDREN's CLOAKs. which will 10
offered at prime cost, az We do not wish 10 carry
thes. goods to another season;
500 d,zen TOWELS:
500 dozen NAPKINS. TO be- sold at less than mann.
faeturers' prices;
200 pieces DOUBLE-Wf DRESS GOODS n
be sold at lG2sc. per yard-reaI value 37i,c.;
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS at I2hc.-seyer sod be-
fore at less than zoe.
We siiil show over 90 pieces Of BLACK CASH
MERE from poe. 10 81 per yard.
Our soc. CASHMERE we guarantee the be.t Boz
the city.
We also show a very large assortment Of
BLACK AND COLOkED SILKS,
which we certainly sell az a reduction OF 20 Ier
cent. on former prices aNong which Will BE- found
some Of the very best makes.
| Our BROCADED SILK. Ia Back and Coor, Hl
be sold AZ less than cost 10 import
We still show upward u 100 pieces CARPET.
| Also. q fun line of RUGS, FLOOR OII-CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS,
which will be sold at sacrifice;
Also. a full line OF CAssIMERES for Mens ana
Bows wear;
| Also a full line OF DOUBLE-WGDTHF FLANNEL,
suitable for dresse- aud sacques;
| And thousands Of other GOODS, which will D.
closed gu, at a loss her Than carry them over.
| We also show full line Of DOMESTiCs, which
we retail at manufacturers pricfs.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
IA g.eod 81 Broad street.
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The ChoIce Of West virginia.

WHEELING, WEST VA, January ID.
n. Camden, OF Parkersburg. was nominated
on the third ballot IN the Democratic caucus
tonight for United States senator.
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ruRNITURE.

FURSiTUR 3 4 : 7, : \ SSrso oSss1
FERNS oFPAYMENTs.-we call attention, /"
~ nj, IN need OF goods oonr large ana s, n s,t
Stock OF Furniture. e~braciog al 81 ooSa suits.
Mr. s,oct is fuli and eomrleie; our prices ~ ~ ina
the lowest; our goods Will eompare ~"A a"' ~
cNy asi'' "o'""'s"' GATHRiGHr soN.,
dee-3m ~ e''s'"''
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HOLIDAY GOODS
ar
x,RGINIA NIDLANn HAlLwAY.

AvOTICE.-The undersigned gives hol'.'
" that by vi tue uf a deer rendered ON ll' i..
of December. $50, nv the tirsnt 4 u.' % H..
city OF Alexandra. Ia The cause ~ % iAl.i t-,t
Washington cry, Virginia Midland HHI vi
Southern Railroad Company. hr j. h"n W.
nav ont the funds In hi. hands n inilo"s' ,.t
~ To the holders Of bonds anu coupon, ~ I,t
drst mortgage Orange aud AlrNhndrlf h'ii"t"
TomDtny ne principal amt iftftt "''I'"" 30
mn % January ]. 1881 , ..,,,,,r. If the
L t1l ~ the holder, Of bonds ana r,ul"p, i ~ W
s,c-,,od NOR gnge orange and AleNandria halto'p
Comnauy. The Drtact a. on" '''''' "
NH 10 January /, 1851, .., ,..,,,.. ,.r tho
/ ~, 10 thr holders OF bonds ana coupon, ~ t'
! ,,.y,.s,s.tuD Railroad Onpanb. re Dfthttg,
.gst fisysOJ. ia mi 10 January 4, leel.
TX IL me hoiders Of bonds and coupon, 81 va.
-, mortgage Orange ana AieNtndria ksifn1d
1nmnany. = diyid,nd OF ~ 425 DER centum upYh
IN" nrmctpll aud interest thereon 10 January J.
1851. I'D. -, 49,, ,,,,,,.ns ~ tf.
srst mortgage Orange. Alexandra and Maut'-N
Railroad Company. q dividend Of 7&.tZ per e. "lul
upon me- principal and Interest therton 70 'ah"e''
/. lS-l. ~. t., .,, 4
Facn holder Of bonds or coupons 81 the nrst Az .
second mortgage orange aud AtEaudila h'l.i'
f,mp,ny and the Man1ssas-6ap Railroad t"l-
many must produce the same ana upon t','l'i.-
fhr money therefor surFenoer 'hcm Tor cah''.'
non Uol,ler, OF the ihird Orange and AleNi.'il-
Railroad bonds and coupons aud hrst ot tiR'' " -
andrii aud Manassas Railroad ounds ana ''il,
Who a, stated above, will receive dlsdrhde -
| must before receiving such disidends proi-'' 40
same, that such credits may be snuol - 81 VA tt
JOHN ;. BAkB'' n
tommi- -oleis
ALEXANDRIA, VA. January 3, 1854, .,,,.
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M now y YOUR TINE TO BUY
THEM CHEAP.

ANKETS-All qualities;
BIANkErS-N and COlOrcd;
COMFOR a S-Al qua.iues; .
LADIES MERGNO and ALL-WOOL tNDth-
WEAR:
MEMS MERINOand ALL. WOOL UNDERWEAR
CHlI DEEN'S MERlNO UNDERWEAR;
al greatly reduced prices az .- 80.
" JULIUS MEYER 4 SONS,
+, o-eod 6Ol and SOB Broad street
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Dan;e, Webster would have been ninety
,;nc yea,s old IL be had lived until to-day
Cincinnati Comneroiot.
How old would ADAM be IL living no"
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c'

cExTI EMvN's CORK SOLE CATERS se-od
.GESWT.IfMfN's poUBLg-soLE GAirEkS'
cpST I 'FM h.,Ss Box-roE CATERS, si-o'i
IcrSS,TItMtN,s MACHiNE-sEwkD GAilh">'
S2.5V-old prl G, IS 80; ,rcx,v-suoFs.
GFSTIEMFN's LACE AND BUChLh-si'''''
ACID price, 81 so; ,,.,,,o, sl-sl
MISSES FOXt ID SHOES, lace and ba''o'' "
RoSpT coSGRFss CATERS. Nod price ~
IxniES, CONGRESS CATERS, sl-oiu P'"''
Anigs, sLIPPERS, sl-old prize. W s@a sA'''
Ssii early 10 secure bargains j. A. uhiv"st.
| h20 tehtn sno ' '
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UNDERWRITERS,

Joseph w. LAUBE, go
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
CORNER FIRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA,
keeps a full line OF WOOD and METALLIC BC =
RIAL-CAsES, with prices from the lowest 10 the
a large assortment of sHR0UDs, mace by the
best manuiac tnrers, slwaye In stock.
Burial arraL gemenis attended 10 Win every pos
sible care.
Orders from the country VIII be satisfactorily
met. .D,,c..,>,c
N.B.--This is exclusively an UNDERTAKING
Ia IL JOSEPH W. LAUBE.
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Sweeping reductions have been made in all FANCY
and DRESS GOODS;
SILK, wORsTED. ana MIXED BRoCApts for
Trimming at great sacrifice.
We aIe now prepared for the present dcmsrdon
BLANKETS, COMFORTABLES,
FLANNELS, D0MESTlC~,
SHEETINGs. TOWELS,
CRASH. DAMA>KS,
WINE-CLOTH-, and
ALL HOUSE. FURNISHINGS.
We offer in these goods lowest prices To- he ,"'ni
in the city.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
In this department We can Offer many inducements
TO buyersin
CLOTHS, CAsSIMEREs. PANTALO0N-PAr-
Terms, sUiTINGs, Sc;
GENTLEMEN UNLAUNDRIED DRfSs
SHIRTS. we'll made. 75c. 10 sl.25;
GENTLEMEN's LINEN COLLARS, bet made'
at 81 per dozen; CUFFS, s3 per dora.
MERINo SHIRTS and DRAWERS, SOC. g. -.
We ask the attention Of gentlemen iooar .'orN
and prices. We are daily adding 70 our .,'' BE- 'ni
do not intend to let our stock be run down.
We are lust opening
superb line Of CAMBRIA HAMBURG WORK,
EDGING and INSERTING to mstch-''ry rio"
and elegant
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS, and ALL SEASON
ABLE GOODS.
We solicit your patronage.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.
429 east Broad street
| CARDOZO. ALSeP. MO>BY x CO.,
1905 east Main street.
ga 9-eodl
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MEETINGS..

KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS.-The NM
n members Of HINES LODGE, NO. 4 (YSx y
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, viii attend alS R9Zl
staIed nice ing in WikinsOn's Hall on(SNEr(J
THIS (Fridavl EVENING. January u, n.y.
1881 az ~ O'Clock. Members Of sister KY
'"uSeS ." Il. $. DENNY,
to11E X of K. aud :.
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HOTELS.

EOR SALE, ONE PAIR OF EzN
JIG EtJRsEs-s bay and gray. Ako. a<GxA
hanoi ONE NEW CARRIAGE, With two back ana
Que front seat, satin Innings, ana mas Oeen eseo
S"' John ENDERS ROBINSON.
N 1866 lis ,outh Third street,
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF ID y l. +
~ LODGE, No 593. KNIGHTS or HONok,
MINISTER Come to your lodge FRIDAY
NIGHT, January 2S. lS8l, prepared H. pay Assess
mept No. II. "a no moneys will he collected here-
after side of the lodge. or at my residence, sew
enth street near Hull Members who have not paid
their dues to March 81. 1881, will be considered IN
arrears after This date. Al members railing 10 pay
asscsement after the thirty DAYS grace expires viii
he returned to the supreme Lodge a delinquent ana
non. beneficial. can he found AT home every eve
INC from q until O'Clock. r. W. GENTRY.
4, 81 III Financial Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
DRY GOODS. MOTIONS, &c.

URI UVVUNs wv W. W.
EDUCTI0NS
IN ALL DEPARTMENT,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOsBY & co..
zoos EAST MAIN STREET.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

NOTICE.-WI I. HANSOCh
~ VIII conduct the BUSINESS OF MANI tAo-
TURING TOBACCO al the old sla ms OIL Ss IAN S.
t,"en went, IN and Twenty-SXth streets, kch-
moUd, Va III, =, .o,,,,,,.,od 40, DIR rho old
a., ~ ,sSne and styie Of SALMON, HANCOCK X
co. ,, " '-H''N -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21
BLANK BOOKS. &c.
1907 NEW AND OLD FIRMS. 1881

1881 TO Ne" MD 0ED '"'I'' ''''
We are prepared to supply BLANK BOOKS and
all other kinds Of STATIONERY in any quantity
and upon as good terms rs can be had anywhere.
The BLANK BOOKS of our own manufacture are
unsurpassed for durability and flush. We keep In
stock all the usual forms Of BLANh BOOhs re-
quired, from the smallest to me largest Size.
DRAFTS. BILLS OF EXCHANGE, NEGOIIA-
BILE and PROMISSORY NOTES, and Cther lega
Our Paper-Box Factory is in full operatior.
lie 20 WOODHOUSE PARHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

MISSING MANA LONG SEARCH WITHOUT RE-
srLTs-DETECTlvEs BAFFLED AND RELA-
TIvEs GIVING Up ALMOST ALL H0PE-THE
CIRCUMSTANCES OF The STRANGE DlsAP-
ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-21

LECTURE PosTPoNED-DEAF MUTEs IN THE
s0UTU-ACCIpENT TO A CITIZEN OF CHt sTER-
FIELD-HUSTINGS COURT-FINE IMPROVE.
MENTs IN PROsPECT-MORE BAD WEATHER.
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