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AnExtra session.

II wou,d be shameful thing In any Dem
ocrs, 70 aid In creating Necessity 'o' :"
ex,ra session a Congress in March, anu
We, this seems to be the purpose u SONY "
the Democratic members. Why shou!c any
Democsst thus play into the hands OF 'oe
Repubhcanss The opponents OF the river
.n5 harbor bill must know that all their
efforts to defeat II will prove fruitless. ina.
bin will be psssed-if not by the presem'
Democratic Congress, by the next kepuoh'
can Congress, aud at an extra session
70 be held in March. The kepu7"'
cans vii, derive all the advantages
tint shall result from the attempts IN TOE
pre.en, House TO defeat IL. They viii mol
only get the credit OF passing the bil'' ana
thus that Of fostering the maritime interests
OF the country. and especially oil The oou'''
bu, they will enter at once into lne pos.
session OF all the Offices In the House Oh
Representatives., whilst Ia the absence OF an
extra session the Democratic incumpeh'S
will mold on until December next win al
leas, chance for making terms with The
Green hackers. and thereby saving them
selves from decapitation aud the Democratic
Marty from the injury to 1t that must result
from Turning over the House at once TO The
Republicans.
Again Mr.. Cox has almost insured the
deiea. OF the reapportionment bill. Now,
Il does seem TO us that the country would
lose much more by the failure to pass the
reapportionment bill than il would by Toe
passage OF the river and harbor bill. even
copceding, as we do not, that The latter Dill
ousht TO be defeated. Does not every Dem
ocrat know that il the reSpportionment Du
fail al this session and there he an extra
session OF Congress the Republicans VII
do all that in them lies TO diminish the
power Of the South in the neX'
House? Surely he IL an. enemy OF the
South who plays into the hands OF her enc
mics. Rezpportionment Is not mere ques'
ton OF arithmetic. There ale several States
which can have but one II preventative un'
der any rcapportionment. There arc
several which have not population enough
TO eu,itle each OF them 10 even one
Representative. Shall the population Of
such States be Included with The popu'
la.ion VI the other States, and tue sun
total be the dividend TO he divided
by the whole number OF represents
t,yesY Or shall these small States have theii
representatives. apportloned to them h's',
and then the division be made by tbe mum
Der Of toe representatives, remaining! surely
the latter would be the fairest mode. bu'
this is not now the question. Let us have
reapporionment made this session at any
cost. Let the river and harbor bill be
passed; let the new House consist OF 3i9
members; let the funding bill be as SHEER
MAN wants il; and let the Republicans do
what they will within these limits; bu'
don't trust them TO reapportion representa-
iiyes in Republican House.
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fovus. We have worried and fretted over.it
80 much until Ne fear we may lose our re-
lIgIon. Under the former arrangement we
received our mail. regularly twice day;
under the "fas,.maIi' arrangement we
get Il semi. occasionally. We have bad
no mail since Thursday. 10Th. until last
night, 18th instant. Can't you get the Post
master. General TO give us a one-horse
mail Say from Richmond to BurkevIlle,
connecting with The Atlantic, Mississippi
and Obioruilroad? There are plenty OF
poor one.Iegged Confederate soldiers who
would gladly undertake the job II you
VIII only get II for them. We will promise
you large club for your valuab le paper at
each OF the offices on the route II you Will
only secure this for us. just see what you
lose by this "fast mail" People won't SUBJ
scribe for your paper because they never
know when they will get 1t. We don't
want Stale news-don't want our papers
sent round BY way OF New Orleans, Men,
phs, and Cincinnati, &c. TELEPHONE.
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The Chesap eake and Ohio Extension.

As already announced, President Hunt
incton. OF the Chesapeake and Ohio, has
agreed with Virginia contractors for the
eastern extension from Richmond TO New
port News, sixty.fye miles long, bv the LIST
OF july. Meanwhile Mr.. John EchOls,
director, has been in Cincinnati arranging
for the completion OF the western connec-
lion with that city. The road is now built
as far west as Ashland, KY, no miles from
Newport, KY, opposite Cincinnati. Mr..
Huntington is to build eighty miles OF this,
and Cincinnatiand Newport capitalists the
remaining sixty. The right Of way has
been obtained along the Ohio river bank
from Ashland to MaysvilIe, and partly from
Maysyille 10 Newport, where it is holly con-
tested Joy the proposed Pound-Gap railroad.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for Debt.

i, was said last year that il would not do
for the Democrats 10 nominate Mr. BAYARD
for President, because In bis State, and
upder laws presumably approved by bin,
the .whipping-post was sill in common use.
And IL be had been nominated, no doubt
the changes would have been rung upon
this theme from one end OF the country to
the other. OF course II is ineXcusabie In "a
southern State to have such "rel'c OF bar
barlsm," although Mr.. BERG. the famous
philanthropist, has recommended its re'tora-
. ton in New York city.
How does il happen that 1t was not
brought out as an insuperablc objection 10
the nomination Of Mr.. BLAINE that IN his
State Imprisonment for debt is still lawful
and customary We confess that Cover
nor PLAlsTED's denunciation OF Names
"relic OF barbarism" was revelation TO
IL. We bad not supposed that there was
single State in the Union where the creditor
was allowed TO incarcerate the debtor; aud
il we had started out in search OF such q
State, we should never have gone northeast
OF Boston. We had imagined that "the
hub" would long ago have put an end to
such an inhuman law; that The hot indgna-
ton OF the Boston pbilanthropists would
shrivel up into notbingness any statute OF
any New England State authorizing the i'm
prisonment OF The biped, man. IL is unac-
couniable that such thing as imprisonment
for debt could exist in Yankee land. and
not keep Boston in a condition OF fermenla-
ton. Where are all those phi'anthropists
who weep and wall over the wrongs Of the
poor Indian Where the negrophilists
who can't sleep OF nights because they fear
that SAMBO is not well treated by his late
mastery Where the sympathizers with old
JoHN BROWN Has Boston fulfilled her
mission, and become as any other city? Is
she no longer The headquarters OF the long
haired fraternity:
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n-u@ FIRST IN THE MARKET.
GOODS FOR EARLY SPRING TRADE.
JULIUS MEYER & son
ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THEIR BUYER
IN NEW YORK
LOTS OF SPECIAL BARGAINS
~
NEW SPRING GOODS.
THEY HAVE list OPENED

THEY HAVE JUST OPENED
2 cases GARNER's YARD.WIDE FRENCH PER-
Gales. new spring styles, at l0c.-reguiar
cases ,sI HiiAyNDsOME SHIFTING PRINTS at &c :;
eases NEW SPKING-STYLE DRESS PRINTS
40 pa pe ca All CIn1CK NAINsooK at lOc.-reaular
20 piece, EXTRA-FINE NAINsooK at 1899
3 eases CORpED PlQUE a, 7. So, and l0c.:
80 pec.s NEW STRIPED and FIGURED
80 p zee, eses French NET PrQUEs at l5c. worth
s6SE EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
LINEN TOWfLS al l5c.; ~ ,.
90 dozen 38lNCH IXIkA:HEAyY PURE
80 dozen 'SnH s6i'.i Tt'in fXreA-mEAVY DAMAsK
TOWELS at 2jc. wOr h 35c.: - --
so dozen FXTRAFINE PURE LINEN HEM.
STITCHED HANDKkkChIEFs at lOc worth
80 dorm 'HAND-EMBROIDEREp HEM
STITCHED HANDkEkClllEtS ~ 2jc worth
An IMMENSE AUCTION LOT OF HOSIERY.
cases LADIES' HEANY-RIBBED COTTON
ca ioS LA Il II; GG0oD WHITE COTTON HOSE,
case sci LADIES G00D HEAVY soLID-CoLoRED
40 d M9sE RTDs Pslr SIX IL cfocKED BALBRG
GAN HOSE az 15c:
so dozen CHlLDRkN'S FXTRA-L0NG HEAVY
KiDbfD bhO " N-NlAED ctilOOI-iiNSb Nv
lOc. worth l62tc.;
rs dozen CIIILDREN'S COLORED HOSE at exc.
worth l21:c. .
80 dozen (if-NTLEMEN'S REGULAR MADE
SlLK-CLOCKED BALBRIGGAN HOSE at
25c
500 pieces NEW TORCHON LACES from &c. per
yard up-the cheapest T0RCHON LACEs In
the city; -
NEW DESIGNS IN HAMBURG EDGINGS from
&c. TO 1925, and lois Of other NEW GOODS, at
JULIUS MEYER x SONS,
COL and COS Broad street.
Use the BRAINARD ARMSTRONG SPOOL
SILK. ID Is the best. re cod
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New Orleans ONT Of Danger.

NEW ORLEANS, La, February IA
mass. meeting OF prominent merchants ana
businessmen, called by the Sanitary AuXll-
larry Association, was held this evening at
Exposition Hall. General Busey presided.
Mayor Shakespeare stated that large force
would be put TO work on the leyee to-mOr-
row, and that no apprehension need be felt,
the water in the Mississippi river at tins
point not being so high as at the same dale
last year. The weather is clear and cold.
The water III the oyeltiowed districts Is re-
cediug. rs 2lauade street is now clear Of
water. and the ,lreet-cars are running with
out interruption on all lines.
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He thinks the South should give less aitsn'
tion TO national politics and more TO reIt'
gIon aud education, TO domestic and plania'
ton economy.
Mr.. A. Oppenhimer, Of Richmond, was
here yesterday. -,
Mr.. William j. Crews, who had been Ill
for some DAYS, Is getting about again.
Nj. w. w. Waddill. Of II. II. WsddIl' d
Brother, has gone off on q pleasure exc'ir-
sion. ALPHA.
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Blown 10 Atoms by NiirO-GIyeerine.

BRADFORD, Pa, February H.-F. a. Nc
Claim, twenty-three years old. unmarried,
an employs OF the Roberts Torpedo Com
paDv, was this morning driving along the
highway, fifteen miles southeast OF this
place, in a sleigh containing 200 pounds OF
nitro glycerinc, when the horses became
frightened and ran against boulder, caus-
ing an explosion. McClain was torn to
atoms, and both horses were Killed. There
was not a trace OF the sleigh left. The
young mans parents are said TO reside at
Beaver Falls, Pa.
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The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Road,

BAYARD, WARREN COUNTY. VA.,}
February II, 1881.
Editors Dispatch learn from the papers
that MessrS. Clarke ard Kimball have pur-
chased the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad. congratulate the people OF the
State, especially those along the line and
contiguous to this raIlroad. in falling into
the hands of such clever, euterpri>ing gem
llemen. These gentlemen are firstclass
railroad.men, with go-aheadiliyeness
about them, and with business qualifications
Of the first order. They command capital
sufficient to make all necessary connections
and arrangements that must make il great
benefit to the State Of Virginia.
Messrs. Editors, look upon this sale and
purchase as one OF the grandtst enterprises
for the benefit OF our State that has been in
stituted since the war. | do hope that the
authorities st Richmond and the people at
large throughout the State will see the wis.
dom OF IL, and lend their hearty &C 0peration
TO these gentlemen in helping them TO build
up trade and the masterpieces OF Virginia,
and in developing the State resources.
My word for il, Messrs. Editors, ii the
press OF the State will give this enterprise
grand, great push they have the ma
teriai al the head Of affairs TO make this an
entire success. Won't you roll the first
ball and make striker Yours truly,
b. q. AsHLY,
citizen OF Warren county, Va.
POst-Oflce, Blyard.
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A $4,000 Blaze In Charleston.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. February l4.--Fire
destroyed the buildings Nos. 10 aud II
Hayne street to-day, Involving a loss Of
nearly 100000. No. ID was occupied by C..
A. eraser a. a bag factory, and was totally
destroyed S22,Sj0. No. Il was
occur ed as Il warehouse by the Charleston
Manufacturing Company; It contained 5000
roll. OF bagging. which was almost all con-
sumed-iusuraDce, S24 900.
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MI ONE HUNDRED CASES
NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS
Just opened at
sYCLE BROTHERS..

100 pieces of new PERCALES-amongst Them a
great many suitable for Genllemen's shirts
100 pieces new GINGHAMS;
A large lot Of IRlSH-LINEN LACES ana TRIM
MINGS:
500 new MARSEILLEs QUILTS;
$50 HONEYCOMB QUILTS;
1000 LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Crcm
81 to SOC;
4 fresh supply Of CAsslMEREs for Men and Boys
wear;
LINEN SHEETINGS and ILLOW-CASEL LINEN.
and REMNANTS Of IRISH LINEN:
HAMBURG EDGING and IASERTINGS-;he
largest stock In Richmond:
100 pieces OF LINEN TOWELLING retailing al
Zoe, real value l6,c.:
100 pieces Of new CHECKED aud PLAID MUS
LINS at prices TO suit every body;
500 different Styles Of TRIMMING to suit the sea-
son, In LINEN and Cotton;
= cases Of LAWNS TO be sold at 4 sacrifice;
2 cases Of ASSORTED DRESS GOODS at less than
manufacturers prices;
Remember, In BLACK CASHMERES we show the
largest took M he city. We have added several
new lines to oCr already large stock;
We also show now the largest stock e SILKS. IN
BLACK aud COLORS at a great reduction IN
price. such Cashmere, Malenna, ani SATIN De
Leon and a great many Other manufacture;
We have a large variety Of COHSkTS AZ al prices
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT IS complete.
In our CARPET-ROOM We Sun show a very large
assortment You will also lind there full line
Of MATTlNGS. FLOOR OIL.CLOTHS. RUGS,
WINDOW. SHADES, and LACE CURTAINS;
CLOAKS and SHAWLS remaining on hand 10 be
closed ont a. prime cost;
so CRUNB-CLOTIIs at s6 aud .S-real value 80
and Sl2 each:
100 piece, DOUBLE FOLD DEBAGE at 1899. per
yard- real value 31hc.:
our en- ire stock OF WINTER DRESS GOODS Will
be sold at prime cost rather than carry them over
to another season:
A large addition Of new TOWELS and NAPKINS:
500 LAUNDRiED and UNLAUNDRiED SHIRTS
10 be sold al less than cost Of manuiscturr:
4 fun line Of T 4 81 ColOred aud While ;
4 large stock OF DOMESTiCS 10 he tetsiiVd &c New
York prices.
Don't make any purchases before visiting
SYILF RROTIlERS',
fe 2-eOd 8ll Broad street.
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We agree with the Washington Post that
: there Is no more important matter In any OF
the appropriation bills than the Mississippi.
river Improvement; that the objections TO
this work are narrow and sectional; and
that II Il In the interest Of hall the people
q the United States, and that this half pro-
ducc three fourths OF our exports.
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We state 1t as an interesting fact that
there Is professed astrologer in Virginia.
We received letter from him yesterday.
He has no fears that the world will come TO
an end very soon.
He says, and not jocularIy, that Taurus
governs Ireland. We know now the origin
OF the famous Irish bun.
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send for EADs. He will blow up your
ice.gorges. What EAos can't do In bis line
bad better not be entrusted 10 any civil en-.
giuter. Washington city seems to need bis
services Just now. Let bin render them,
and thus make capital with Congress.
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DEATHS.

Died. Of pneumonia, at quarter past II O'Clock
Tuesday, THOMAS FREDERICK. son Of Alexan'
der y. and Bette :. Shell; aged one year three
months and eight day..
"Jf such Is The kingdom Of Heaven"
The funeral will take place AT O'Clock TO DAY
from tue residence. Ill MAYO street Friends and
acquain tauces are invited TO attend.
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, The Republicans oi Old Virginia do not
nronose 10 be classified W5ih The Rcpudia'
iionIs,s. They can't sGesd n. i Is better
TO be right than successful. = ctnc'Nndh
Commercioi. rs
That's all you know about u. u Is TOO
soon 10 sssurnc as fact your confident first
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AMELIA COURTHOUSE, yA., !
February IA, 1888

Editors Dispatch; ! have always been
taught 10 believe that newspapers and
newspaper.men were a power IN the land.
II this Is really true, can you intercsde for US
with the powers that be " and get US slow
maily The one we have Is entirely too fast
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fe IL d3i&wtd

NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ALLEGHANY
coal AND IRON COMPANY viii De held AZ HE
Company's flee IN Richmond, Va. on 2isr FEB
RUARY, 1881, at l O'Clock Z. NJ. Ia onsider
proposition Of the BOarc OF Directors To authorize
an additional issue of stock and such other business
a. might be properly brought before regular an
nual meeting. rs direction OF the Board of Drec-
tors. W. VI. BAENUM.
teS SecretdtS'
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nCY- PRICES MARKED DOWN
STILL LOWER AT
TUALHIMER BROTHERS.,
sol BROAD STREET.

We are determined to close ont our remaining
stock Of WINTER GOODS, and to that end have
marked down los Of goods regardless Of the pre-
vailing prices We indicate some of the reductions
as follows:
On DRESS GOODS. 10 70 25c. per yard
on FANCY DRESS GOODS, 25c. per yard
On BLACK SILK. % to soc. per yard;
On COLORED SILKS. for trimmings Zoe. per
yard
on COLORED DRESS SILKS, 25c. per yard;
On BLACK VELVET>, 2j to 5Oc. per yard;
on COLORED VELNETS, 25c per yard.
COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHMERES reduced
from 90 TO 4Jc. per yard;
COLORED ALL.WOOL CASIiMERES reduced
from s. to csc. per yard.
We have Just received an invoice Of
1000 pieces Of HAMBURG EMBROIDERIEs,
TORCHON, and other LACES at lower prices
than they have ever been shown in this market.
Also, splendid line Of
TABLE.LINFNS, NAPKINS, DOILIES, TOW
ELS, TRAY.CLOrHS, SHGETINGS, CHECK
ED MUsLINS, IRISH LINENS, and WHITE
GOODS;
besides,
| 500 yards Of REMNANTS OF IRISH LINENS
from 30 TO SOC. per yard. These are the cheap
est goods we have ever seen.
We request those who have not yet supplied them
selves, and who are IN want Of
CLOAKS,
DOLMANS,
ULSTERS.
BLANKETS,
aud CARPETS,
TO give Us a call, rs are Cfering these goods at
SPECIAL CLoSING-OCr PRICES.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
ia 20. Sa.Su&W sol Broad street
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MEETINGS..

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The I'M
- derslgned. comm issiOn' r. IN receive sub,criD-
lions TO The stock of the BUCKINGHAM RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. hereby give notice that, the
amount of stock required by law having been taken,
there will he general meeting Of the stockholders
OF thai comnaby held at New Canton, buckingham
county, en WEDNESDAY, March 2, 1881, at II
o'clock, for The purpose OF organic ltion.
JAMES u. FiCKLEN,
WILLIAM A. MOSS,
II. Il. NICHOLAS,
v. X. BROOKS,
J. L. MCKENNA,
fe q d2t6wtd Commits sIOucTs,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

1870 VIRGINIA AGENCY 1901
1910 OF THE ICOl
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL.
LIFE-IN-URANCE COMPANY,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
ASSETS January l, lSSl........ .siS 346 2i2 IS
SURPLUS, Massachusetts, STANDARD. s30ll2a7 OIL
N. u. All nrst-cass companies calculate their
"re>eTye " on the Massachusetts standard"
Which is Tie highest kROtCn t. Amtrtcdn erpe-
Ttence.l
INTEREST RECEIPTS since organ 49,
iZatou sIZ - lt55 w
DEATH LOSSES since organization s,7l2,ll4 %
EXCESS or INTEREST RECEIPTS. S4,O35.3l9 81
For the past seren ye0rS (l674-'slJ the ia.
tePssf receiItS ~ the NORTHWESTERN hare
e. eeeded the amount pdtdfor death t2S$ss 9na!
expenses cOMbined (by more than sS0O,0OOj-A
RESULT WITHOUT PARALLEL ~ THE HISTORY
or LIFE IN>URASCE-GHd ~ has THIS ea en-
dbied 10 pay idrgeT dfridends dad fuFRiSh ia
surdnce at less cost than arg other company ia
the UOTtd
To those wanting 10 cheaper their Insurance from
the start Il offers insurance al % per cent ,.io,e
The OrdindTB me rates.
For further Information address
JOHN Il. CARY, State Agent,
1918 MaD street. Richmond. Va.
DIR. j. :. ID. CULLEN, Medical Examiner.
fe 2-W.RGsutAp5
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DIssOLUTIONs q PARrNsRsHIps.


WE, GEORGE LEE AND +. A. SAUN-
w DERs, both Of the city OF Richmond IN the
State OF Virginia, have ifrS day formed SPECIAL
AND LIMITED co. PARTNERSHIP 10 conduct
In The city OF Richmond, Virginia, the GENERAL
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS un-
der the frm-name and style OF GEORGE LEE.
Il. A. SAUNDERS Is the special and GEORGE LIE
tht general partner. The sp, csl partner has con-
Il buied IN cash the sum OF 100000 as his in'p put
INTO the partnership, the term OF which IL 10 be
three years from this date.
Witaess our hand aud seals this l4th day OF Feb
GEORGE LEE. tsEAL.I
f. A. sAUNDERS, IsEAL.J
State Of Vfrginio, City Of Riehmond-to toft:
I. Charles u. Williams, a notary rubllc for the
city aforesaid In the stale Of Virginia, do certify
that George Lee and u. A. saunders, whose liames
are signed TO The above writing, bearing GATE the
l4th DAY Of February. 81 have sctnowit dyed the
same before me IN my said city, ana do further
certify ihsi George Lee this day made oath before
me that The said u. A. saunders has actnaIly pail
into The nrm above mentioned The SUN OF s2O,OOo
In cash.
Given under my hsnd this l4,h day. Of February,
1851. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Re l6.6w Notary Public.
= -
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
ID ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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spssgA. NOTICES.

THE LANCE DRY-GooDs HOUSE oFswAET-
Ter, PEMBROOK co.
AT THE RECENT FIRE HAD
100000 WORTH Of DRY GOODS
DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY.
ALDbF WHICH WERE SOLD
AT AUCTION
LAST WEEK.
We now offer
LARGE LOT OF GOODS,
DAMAGED By WATER ONLY;
among which will be found
BLEAcHED AND UNBLEACHED sHIRTTNGs
AND suEETiNGs,
TABLE DAMAsKs,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
DIAPER,
BED.TICK,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS, CALICOES,
L0NsDALE CAMBRIC, CHECK MUSLIN,
PIQUE. HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSE, HALF-HOSE, &C., &C, &C.
LEVY BROTHERS,
feI6 I0l7 and 1919 Main street.
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NOIlft.
Each bottle htars The signature Of LAWEfNs
& MARTIN, also proprietary Government ..,-.
which permits KlDNEGEN 20 be- sold a..
license by druggists, grocers, aud other ,.-..
everywhere.
N QCARr-SlZE BOTTLES
FOR GENERAL AND FAMILY IT,.
PRICE. 81 PR BOTTLE.
LAWRENCE < MARTIN. Proir....
thris'I.
Branch, 6 Bsrclty street. Ne8 York.
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DANVILLE.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. j

THE BIBLE S0CiE1Y-REv. DR.. HALL, OF
LYNCHBURG-RAlLR0AD Neutrality-suspicious.
AIS.
, 1881-02-10
STOLEN PROPERTY DISCOVERED.

Officers kclioy and Ifa,lt1oy OF tho West
Twufth 6trcet Sutton, upnn Information re-
notved ycstordny uftornoon made I. descont
upon 1t t1nenlent-Ausc ut NJ. .Gs Mntltcr
street and thuro recovered about s10o worth OF
property, Buch NJ dry goods. door
'mats. articles OF .lnthiAy, htta ut
Jowelry, mud toys or ull descriptions.
I'llts0 Hrttoioa yCro iou,ul concealed or packtl
4WaXi IN the apartnlents orenpla.l by !hs I,lrrec
lAinlly. Tho UAiy perBOn ArtrdtcI thus Fur IL
Alnxaisdor plorut, Il lt,ck-hratIpd, vIclnus
yonnxster Of nbaul Il years, a!sa s.nall lor his
HKu. uthpr ni1tl 1noru ilapnrtnnt arrests nlMy
follow, ns 1t IL suppnsUl that yo,tslE Flrcco, bc.
ssllca doing considerable, .linoi,nt 0f steanY oii
Ills own account, has lcr'I working rs u "kll"
for aoIl.o prnfus4ionul iairslars. Much of tho
work rocently tlonc In the Mcst division would
Indicate thAt tho burHars hui IL sinnll 10y III
taoir sgrvce, mud tha prisgC IS ,tst TUG ss'rt q
tlat tnany at thu urtieles recovered were simply
snGakci from stora- trnnts, uni 4 1ar Of butter
1)elt, u lfastc,l street EroEcr: It. ~ quito possI-
blu, i,uwny1r, tint soc nf tho dry K''ni!a 1nay
he ftatlllal iy tho praprc'ors uf Hnn!o OF tho
storca III Tho West Matlison strcut district.