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Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
Mems, Young MeN's,
 Boys and Child en's 

Our Stock of 0vercoats IS immense; our stock of Hats and Caps IS double the amount We had last year Our stock of Underwear IS complete, from 20 cents eaCh to$l % each. al prices. We have pau in great big stock ,t CARplGA JACNsTS. We nave all kinus | Gloves aud Mitens, A p"r,ect line ol due Flannel S}'rt% orhtuG shirts, Over ,lis, &c w Il ,ve morc <Cck wear than vas ever shown in Gr@r Egrrrgt@n at one ime sllk huntr, rcls. $, [ CTS aad Cuts | ye takr tue .yhe pn. sl,5 plrtt ,hnu all NC mvc gu, the }r'ccs ,hri wll sui, you ( ,uy goods to scl, aud we Nuow We cant s,li | uem unless we have tc rri>rs o K W D. l Now Customers. We N tut ,b trn yCu that Sr aye lere 10 sI'y t ye&r Fgo mud since
 "rtalu pnrt,cs sad we woa,dnt last, we tel i ,o,; "laluly that we are lasters aud we shal keep our con- n.,~stttors slowing aud worrying il | '--thA pset We shnl tue future ae we have u "SN' "U rt' xeep then in that condition by givI-e '" .ewest possible prices by dea'inE squsrely and 0y keeping oods ,ast wear right; good
 hat gre ty.ish and s,nai0ia The bell | "olIing aud vii be kep, r,i .aS right along
 he hght for trade has oollueuced, and V.
 ire in the front rauk
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
Nav RIoomt;sld. Mss Jan. 9 IS

New Bloomfield, Mss {. Jan. 9. 1880 wish to say to you that have been sui fering tor the last five years with a severs itching all over. have heard of Hop B.tters and have tired it I have used up four bot ties, and it has doueme more good than al the doctors aud medicines that they could use on or with me. am old and poor. but feel to bless you for such reliefby your med icine, and from torment of the doctors have had fifteen doctors at me One gave me seven ounces of solution ot arsenic; another took tour quarts of blood from me. All they could tell that it was skin sickness. Nov, aftsr these four bottles of your medicine, my akin is we'll, clean and smooth as ever.
 HENRY kNOCHE Youf D. R. Y G has cured me of Chronic biarrhes Ornal difficulties and Chronic Dys-. bstsia of Is years stanling ,,
 James Coakley, Bellisls, N. Y Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21

nENTIST, Millerton, N. Y. Dentistry in
 D all it's branches. Nitrous oxide gas for extracting. Charges moderate. All work warranted. Office over Jones' old stand, 37tf
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21

Our MEMS OVERCOATs for S2. .o6 gre fine, (shoddy usu' ally is fine yod know). fairly strong, fairly lined they have velvet collars, too. They are not worth over S2.Ol. We are offering them for $2.oO, and ad- viae our customers to let them alone and buy a coat that's de- cent. Flaming advertisements such as competitors use to pull the wool and Shoddy over GUS toner's eyes no longer have the desired effect. We never ad- vertise anything we cannot show
 as advertised. We do not ad- vertise that we do buy for cash when we are not willing to show our customers that we do. We do buy for cash, and we saved more money in the past year in discounts and we sold more goods and received the cash for them than any store i'll this sec tion. Quoting prices in adver~ tisements and deoeiving custom CTS as to the goods prices are quoted on we do not practice.
 We are here to sell goods hon. estly, fairly to all. Our prices
 that we give at our store will beat all prices quoted by com
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
STEAMEKs BRIDGEPORT.

STEAMER BRIDGEPORT.
 CAPT CnAS. WEEKS, CHEAPEST RoUTE TO NEW YORK. Win leave Bridgeport every nigh. (saturday excepted), from Steamboat Dock, at IA o'clock. arriving in New York about ( o'coch next morning. Returning, will leave New York every morning (Sunaay cxceptod), rom klor s5 Easa River, foot of Catherine-st, at Il. 80. Frsights received anu way-billed through te all stations on the l. 1usste tenio rsiiroad at very low rates. Ilckstsca can bc purchased through to New forK less than b1 an rail- road, and baggage checked kbrough from all trains.
 ?. s. The evening Milk train on sAs Hous- atonle railroad cVnlccts With tts StsAaS CT Bridgeport.
 JofAN q. MUkssssskL,
 approximations.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21

JAJsEcS E. RplTWEErN1EV

A TTOkNEY apd Coufsse at Law l49 Broad A way, Ne" ork- Rooms to 10. CoLt tctions made in any part of tha State. y49
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
w. KR. COLEPAUGH.

RARBER AND HAIR DRESSER, Cum D mings Block, Canaan Ct. Hair Cutting, Shampooing, Shaving, etc., executed in the best style, quicKly, and at living prices. My mottois, to please. Come and see me. Ali kinds of Hair Work made from Combings, also furnished.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
;. R. EaAESDENBERGH,
b. ". CHA K gG Sa

A TTORNEY at Law and Notary Public. "A Office, District Court Block, Falls Village, Conn. 46tf
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21

Now there is no use in your paying moro for all kinds of Goods than we sell them for.
Connecticut western news., 1881-12-21
Wholesale and Retail.
Oil Cloths and Stove Patterns in all Widths and Sizes,
 aE Wholesale Prices.

We a~e st,,ing sHs u's for the lRrgt at manu- .- scrl>s n the C. uattv, -nj fir Et who!tss-e AI ti.cIs tsrns "~ --AS's' OuF
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07
He Bilked His Board.

"This Teller bit me on the hand,
said Bijah as he brought out mar
thirty years old who answered to th,
name of Longfellow Smith.
"Well, don't allow any living maj
to take me by the neck!' retorted til,
prisoner.
"Your case is bad enough withou,
any biting, observed the court. 9TH,
witness7will come forward"
1t was q woman about 50 years old
Her brow showed lines of care, and hel
voice betrayed dependency.
II keep boarding house." she be
gan. Last winter this man came and
secured u room and board. He told M,
that he expected a legacy of SIC, 900 in
July. and SO [ trusted him until he now
owes me over $50. The other day /
found cut that he had been deceiving
me, and that he was getting ready tu
light out. He won't get any more
legacy than you or me-
II think know my gait, remarked
the prisoner. 80
court.
Eyes, SIR"
"Who from?'
my aunt"
''Who is your aunt?"
mo matter. [ expect a legacy, and
when l get it shall pay what owe. !"
II found out that he was going 10
jump my bill," resumed the woman,
land asked him for the amount. At
that he got mad and kicked over
chairs and swore like pirate and
threw my big Bible at the head of the
cook. If 1 hadn't called in the police
he would have killed some of us.''
'Bosh!" growled Smith. Here's
tho ruholo oo.o ,,,n,,,,v :.
husband"
ooh! lands! oh! lands" she grasped.
II owe her about $50. and she never
said word about it until she heard l
was engaged to the second girl. She
raised the row to scare me-"
'Oh! beavers! heavens! heavens!"
''She wanted me for husband, and
even asked me to marry her. When l
refused she got mad and pulled my
hair, and that's how the row came
about"
"Oh! Judge, can you believe lido
you believe it-will you believe il?
Just think of me asking man to mar
ry mel"
prisoner, this is q serious case"
ut isn't as serious as if / had mar
ried her."
you seem to he a hardened william,
and | shall have to send you up"
"Yes, send him up Tor life!" she
sobbed.
For sixty days"
"T That fits me-" smiled Smith as he
backed into the corridor to wait for the
Maria.
"Well?" queried his Honor, as the
woman tidgetetl before the desk.
II was going to ask you, sir, if it
wouldn't be-tnat is, if it wouldn't be
1T hadn't bet:er-n
PAY his fine?"
"That's it. Sir. He seems to be a
goo.l.man.at heart, and perhaps"
Perhaps you'd better 20 home! He
prefers the Work House to your socie-
ty, and you might as we'll save your
money!
She gave him look of concentrated
red lightning and backed into the
crowd, and an he hunted for the war;
rant in the next case he whispered to
Bijah:
''Old man, let this he warning to
you. The size of your feet has thus far |
protected you. but that may not al |
ways be defense. A sharp widow |
can work all around steel trap and
beat the nlan who set it."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07
Entertainments.

For rent, for public purposes, such as En-
tertatnments, Festivals, ETC., the second story
Of the new Hots0n building. Apply at the
premises.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07
Forel topics.


M. Alexander Dumas has become ,
grandfather.
Intense pain in his lower limbs ar.
Blsmarck's present infection.
Japan now supports six large uni
versitIes on the European plan.
M. De Lesseps is the new President
Of the French Geogra piiical Society.
Germany views complaeently the
ill-feeling between France and Italy.
jenny Lind Gol,lschrnkit ia reek-
oned one Of the milli0naires Of Lon
don.
The emigration from Sweden this
year ia expected to amount to 20, OO0
persons.
The Mexican papers are raising a
howl that the Government stop subsi-
dizing railroads.
Edmund Yates says he saw a large
number of respectable women intuxi-
Gated at the Derby.
Lord Beaconsfield's late London
residence, with its furniture, is adver-
tised for sale by auction.
The sugar crop of Cuba the pres
~.
against 529, 500 tons in 1850.
Notwithstanding his blindness, the
British POstmaster-General is an ex-
pert an zler, aed lately had some good
sport.
An English paper at Constantine
pie has been suppressed for PUBLISH
ing news Of the Abdul Aziz murder
trials.
Prince Bismarck says worlds fairs
ara largely responsible for spelling the
world, and is obstinatrly opposed to
the holding of one in Berlin.
During the last six months 1000
additional workmen baye been ELL
gagged at Krupp's works at Essen, the
orders demanding immediate execu-
ton.
"A committee has heen formed in
Paris for erecting to Victor Hugo u
monument upon which his eyes may
rest before he is taken away from this
world.
A celebrated Lyons physician, M.
Mountain, says that smoking tobacco
cOlors the bones. There is i'm France a |
society which has bren formed to carry
on crusade against the use of the
weed.
Cardinal Manning was present at
the annual dinner of the London Press
Fund, the other evening, and offered |
the toast to the foreign Ministers,
coupling with it the name of Mr..
Lowell.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-07-07

n. ora week IN your ewn town. % Outnt free.
MOONo risk. Reader, 10 you want business
~ - at which persons of either ser can make
great pay all the time they work write for psricu-
lars to u. uALLETr Co.. Portland, Maine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

BrieT HemS.-A quantity Of wood has
been hauled to this city from Chesterfield on
sleighs since Sunday, and il commands high
prIceS.
The next term OF the Chesterfield County
Court will meet Monday. 1t will be a regu-
lar grand.jnry term.
One Of Beattie's stages has been placed
on runners and converted into sIelgh to
suit the season.
City bands were engaged yesterday re-
moving snow from around the market
house.
During the recent cold soap quite a nun.
ber OF chickens belonging TO different citi-
zenS OF Chester field frOZe to death on the
TOOst
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Communicated

NEW YORK, January 3, 1881.
Editors Dispatch have just seen a c1rd
from Mr.. j Bell Bigger, in the Dispatch Of
December 29tb, relative 10 the recently-fried
SUIT of Bigger Us. Campbell d SchOolcrafi,
which in part requires notice from me.
Mr. Bigger states that | was asked 10 be his
counsel in the matter. and that | said
would be his counsel; if not, would be
his principal witness. | most emphatcaiy
deny that would at any time have been his
counsel in the sense OF the ordinary relation
OF attorney and client. | understood Gem
eral Logan TO ask me to be Bigger's adviser
which said could rot be, because would
necessarily be principal witness il there
was SUIT.
| further state that in the interviews be-
tween General Logan, Mr. Bigger, Mr..
PeytOn, and myself, ItOOk the ground from
the very start that Campbell & SchO0lcrafL
had done whatever they did by my instruc-
tiOns, express or implied, and that IL would
be an outrage on them TO attempt TO hold
them responsible for any los that might
have occurred; so much so that | should
feel myself bound 10 pay the verdict il one
was obtained against them. took this po-
sitiOn at the very start, and have always
held 10 it.
luIlueI lnOsl eulpudIitiiIl ueHl iuiI Il
proposed TO Mr.. Bigger that | would be his
principal witness. took the ground that
| would necessarily be A principal witness
il there was to be suit, but | proposed 10
tell the truth without regard TO parties.
While telling him that proposed to bear
the loss, whatever il might be, | further
told him that II called on as a witness
should swear that did not recollect giving
an order TO repurchase the bonds. The
matter was in nutshell: II Campbell &
Scboocrat had got into snap, il was by
yielding TO my opportunities. II had let
them alone they would have sold Bigger
out the morning after the election, before
they were put into any danger. Farther, /
knew perfectly well that Mr.. Campbell,
with whom l conducted the Transaction,
had labOred with all his might to get me TO
concur with him in thinking that the bonds
ought 10 be sold at once, and had only con-
sented Ia hold on 10 them at my urgent So
hcitation. There were very few other men
for whom be would have done what he did
for me.
As mad got them into the snap, l felt
bound to protect them.
WLLIAA L. R0YALL.
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AcfrAL MoRrALI1r IN rnE CRY oF RIcH.

ACTUAL MORTALITY ~ THE CITY OF RICH-
MOND, showing ages OF decedents, sex, and
color with nativity, and annual death.rate
per 1000 Inhabitants for the month:
Cause of Death: AsphvXia, / cOlored !;
burns, white cholerainfintum, / white /;
conclusion OF brain, ! cOlored congestion
III lungs, white. | colored: consumption,
= white. c0Iored; convulsiops QDfantile),
| colortd ; dropsy, white, l coiOred heart
disease, . colJred inflammation OF brain,
white; marasmus, | col0red; old age, 2
colored; paralysis, | white. | cOlored (;
pneumonia, white, . cOlOred; premature
birth, eolored soilening OF brain. white I;
tetanus, | colored; unknown, 3 cOlored;
uTamia. cOlored; whooping-cough. CO.
lored. Whole number Of deaths in the
city exclusive OF stil.birihs), 80. Still
birth. / colored female. Ser and Co
tor: Males, white, 1G cOOred total, 23;
females, white; Q colored-total, II. Age:
One day to thirty. . colofed; one month to
six, ) white, . colored-total, I; six months
10 twelve, 2 cOlored; one year to three, 4
cOlOred; five years 10 ten, white, ! color
ed-tOtal. .: twenty years TO thirty, white,
cOlored-totai, 3; thirty years 10 forty, l
colOred forty years 10 fifty, white. CO.
lored-tOtal, 4; fifty year> 10 sixty, color
ed; sixty years TO seventy, 2 coIored; sew
enty years to eighty, white, . 2cOorcd-to-
tai, 4; eighty years to ninety, colored.
Condition: Single. : white, 10 colored-to.
tai, 20; married, white, colOred-tOtal,
8; widOwerS, white, 3 cOlored-tOtal, 1;
widows, colOred. Ndtirity: Richmond,
Is; other parts OF United, 5 ates, II. 10
cality: Marshall Ward, white. . cOlored-
total, 3 Jefferson Ward. white, color
ed-totaI, .; Madison Ward, | white, co.
lored-total, g.; Monroe Ward, white, 3
cOIored-total, 6; Clay Ward, 4 white, co.
Iorcd-,otal, 6; Jackson Ward, Q coOred:
almshouSe, & cOlOred.
COMPARAIIXE MEEKIN MORTALITY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The MELTING Snow AND THE RAM
About / O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
threatening clouds gave out few drops OF
ram, and the higher temperature promised
a general tbaw. Later in the afternoon a
general steady rain set In which was still
falling at midnight. The streets were, OF
course, soon In sod plight, and walking
without rubbers was anything but pleasant.
AdSices from The line Of the Chesapeake
and ohio railway represent ran.stOrm a.
prevailing at Willlamson's. which, II il con-
Times, may possibly cause rise in the
James.
AT Richmond the water was flowing over
the Ice in the river. indicating a slight rise
in the river. We have yet no reports Of
any rise at Lynchburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Painful Accident. Yesterday morning
Miss Flppin, residing in one Of the tene-
ments Of Morgan's Row." on Bainbridge
street between Ninth and Tenth, met with
a painful accident at the old cotton mills
while at work. One OF her hands got caught
IN the machinery. cutting off finger. DIR.
Ingram was sent for, and dressed the hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05
Wesf-Eud Market.

Editors Dispatch Mr.. Hooper is entitled
to credit for having introduced to the atten.
iioB Of the Council the West. End MAJ ket
subject. II the representatives OF Clay.
Monroe. and Jackson Wards, representing
constituents suffering for want OF better
market accommodations, will continue TO
urge the necessity for a market in the West
End, it will be secured In less than twelve
monthS MONROE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

ELECTION or OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting Of POwhatan Lodge, knights Of
Honor, No. 1910, the following officers were
elecled Tor the cps SUNG term: J. {. Gibson,
dictator; j. W. Grimes, vce.dictator; j.
Il. Kigour, assistant Dictator; George X.
Roper, chaplain; Alvin Brown, reporter; !;
X. Edgar Shine, financial report. r; W. H..
Taylor, treasurer; Charles Deoppe, guide !;
X. +. GauIdiny, guardian; William Batter
by..cn'inel; Il. :. Barbour, w. +. Farrar,
and'E. Waddill, Jr., trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

ALADY Of Marianua, Fla. wrie. ~ applied
to physician here for prescription for sick Head
ache. with which have been afflicted many years.
He recommended TUFTS PILLS. They ed like
charm. can now attend 10 my school without
any pain or Inconvenience. II /, the best medicine
have ever taken. Nay you meet with the reward
you destrye. ANNA JENKINS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

APPOINTMENT or AUDITOR OF THE CHEsA-
PEAKE AND ONO RALROAD.-Mr. Robert
II. Fisher, for number OF years past the
efficient chief clerk in the Office OF the audi
tor Of revenue az the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company, has been promoted to
the office of auditor rice James +. Nelher-
land. Esq, resigned. His long experience
in his special department of raiIrOadlng had
made him valuable auxiliary in the con.
duet OF rbe financial affairs of this important
thoroughiare, and H. promotion, while It
will crafty his many friends in this city and
elsewhere. is but the tangible evidence OF ap-
probation on the part OF his superlorS OF
faithful service. Mr.. Netherland, the wor-
thy gentleman succeeded by Mr.. Fisher,
after many years OF efficient service retires
on account OF III health. lie has been con-
nected with the road ever since itS first in
ceptiOn and appearance as candidate Tor
the fayOrs OF the travelling public as The
Louisa rairoad,' many years ago. 1t then
extended from the Junction u Louisa
Courthouse, about twenty-seven miles.
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PROPOSALS.
INVITED.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE SIP'D. OF PUBLIC PRINTING,

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE SIPD. or PUBLIC PRINTING,
RICUNOND, January 4, 1881. y
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING AND
BINDINGsNE 1IIOU>A AND COPIES OF THE
THtR1Y-TIIlRDV VOLUME OF GRATTAN'S RE-
PORTS OF - D"CISiONS OF THE COURT OF
APPEALS OF VIRGINIA will be received by the
undersigned at is office, in the Capitol. untiI MON
DAY, January 10, SO IA ~ O'c,Ock.
Printers viii bid ~ per 1000 ems for compost
press work.
The printing must be finished within seventy
tive days from the time copy is placed in the
hands Of the prlnter. No money will he paid the
printer until The last sheets OF the book delivered
TO the binder.
The binder will be required 10 flush his work
within twenty-five days from The time he receives
The last sheets. The binder VIII bid for the book
OF 900 pages. more or less He will receive no
money until all his work IS done and the books rC
ceiyed by the Secretary OF The Commonwealth.
The "cOpy" Is now ready for The printer
The type upon which he book Is 10 bc printed
must be as good as new, aud OF modern face, the
same as that used IN preceding volumes.
Firs-claSS work, both rs To printing and binding.
will Dr. require d. specimens TO bin ding can he
seen by application.
Bond IN double the cost of piln lag and binding
will be required, bOih as TO the lime and quality OF
work.
The SUPERINTENDENT reserves the right To reject
any or all Dldp
For further Information call at my office.
Il. +. WALKER.
IA SGT superintendent Of Public Printing,
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About $50 O'Clock yesterday morning,
whlc The family Of Mrs. Richard Cherry,
No 3l03 Broad street. were seated quietly
around The family tireSide, a messenger
went to the house and Informed them that
the upper portion OF the house was on fire.
An alarm was sent in from Station 4G, at
Engine. House Steamer Company No. /, on
TWenty-hfjh street, and the apparatu, re-
SpOnded promptly. The plug in the neigh.
bOrb0Od was frozen up, and for time no
water could be had. Finally, however, q
good stream was put upon the house and
the tire was cXlinguiSbcG. Damage to up
per portion of dwelling and furniture about
800. No insurance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

FREIGHT TO NEW YORK BY The OLD Do
aINION LINE.-Intil the river is clear OF Ice
the shippers Of Richmond by the Old Do
m;nion Steamship Company's line will send
their freight Uid the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad to Norfolk. where 1t will go
on board the Old Dominion steamers and
be forwarded with their usual prOmplness
10 dtS .inatiOn.
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AUCTION SALRS THIS DAY.

Rs- ON all sales OF Real Estate made between the
lst of January and last or June the taxes for The
present year have to be paid by The turchiser. on
all sales made between the lst OF July and last OF
the year the taxes have 10 be paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate ngents III Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A. ". horses mules,
bug1es wagons. &c.
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1HE TWO OLD AND EONG-ESrAB-

ItHANGE OF BUSINESS. After thiS
y da'e | -hll di continue the grocery part If giy
business. ani devote IN, Zine 10 a few ,peciuiie',
such a, TtA~, IlQCuR>.CAN\ED GOODS. 10
BACCO, Sc. ! rrmTn thanks 20 my tttrf, Tor
ihcIr literal patronage The "a tHen'l-'cycn
wears, ana by keeping ouiy >TBit iL( PURE AND
FIR> r-CIA-S GOODS. ard .elling then at SMALL
PROFITS. hope 10 mCrit their fntu'c fayors.
GEORGE \. HINDLBg.
JAM AIRY /. 1881. n Lot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

VESSELS At THE PORT OF RICHMOND Ice.
BOUND.-The following iS list OF the veS-
sells at the Chesapeake and Ono CompanI's
Jimes-riyer wharves ice-bOund: Schooner
T.. T. COtilngham, coal, for New York !;
schooner William Moghce. coal, for Nor
folk; schooner Alfred Keene, coal, for
PorlIand; schooner Commander, coal, for
Boston schooner Steclman. coal, for Jer-
scy CITY; schooner II. ID. May, lumber,
New Haven, Conn. schooner +. l.. Porter,
lumber, Boston. Vessels loading Bark
Capeller, walnut logs, for Liverpool; bark
Ludwig, oak lumber, for Liverpool; schoOn-
cr VI. ID. Marstan, walnut lumber, New
York; schooner Il. G.. Thomas. walnut lum-
ter, Boston; schooner ID. II. Ingraham,
coal, for Il ston.
Vessels ice-bOund in the dock and at
river wbarvcs Schoonels Lucy May,
Stlr-Spqnglcd Banner, Yankee Doodle,
WakuzLl. Foamng Sea, J. W. Evans.
Energy. Union Flag; bark Alert; >lOOp>
Mary +. Ward, Pigeon, aud Ann Eliz lbeth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05

BRIEF IfENs.-~A gentle rain set 10 yes
terdly about 's,ock, but stopped IN half
an hour. and then commenced agJln later jh
the afternoon.
The regular weekly seryices viii De re-, re.
suVed Ut Christ church tais evening ~ i:8o
O'Clock.