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virginia Historical Society.

Ameeting of the Executive Committee OF
the Virginia Historical Society was held
Friday at O'Clock Il. NJ. at their rooms in
the Westmoreland-Club house.
On motion Of Mr.. Henry it was
ReSolred, /. That the Virginia Historical
Society respectfully petition the Congress
of the United States to publish the manu-
scripts bearing upon the colonial history Of
Virginia. now belonging to the Congress
sonal Library, and distribute the publica-
tions among the historical societies OF the
several States.
Resolved, ., That the senator's and repre-
sentatives from this State be respectfully
requested TO present the foregoing resolu-
ton TO Congress and TO urge appropriate
legislation in reference thereto.
ReSoiced, 3, That the several State his
torical societies in the Union be requested
to unite in this petition to Congress.
The following were elected members OF
the Society Hon. Stanley Matthews, Wash
ington, ID. c.; Hon. John Thompson
Brown. Arlington, Nelson county, Va. !;
William Budwell, Esq, Savannah, Ga. !;
Sigismund NJ. Roscnbaum, Esq, and Will
liam +. Gray, Esq, Richmond, Va; DR..
William G.. Y. Randolph, Charlottesville,
Va.
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TAEHwKCUB sREBCEH.

The geography Of Wales is sad 90 be very IN
iarestlng to the student, because in such small coin
pass n gives islet and inht aud ishmus, lock- Als
san mountain. cape, pronoutory, and bay; but The
spitlng OF ftheir names issnything but agreeable
TO tse unlnkiaied. Llelfrghy or Gagyfrcuyd, or a
dorsr othe combinations N oonsonants, are fair
types ef ther puzzlIng forms. Indeed, ruiz
has beas laid down for spelling Weis, names, and
Il Is nad sAch tad one after all dnst think how
Il shonis be spelled reasonably, and spell 1t the
other way, The Interesting title TO Our article
should he treated IN that way. and when exactly
rsS ersed IL WIN tell story which viii yet gladden.
every houscisoid here or in Wales. fe lQ-eodlm
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E. y. COOK, 10 A.. NJ. 4 r. NJ. sale Of iIutxler
Brothers stock Of millinery goods. dross-trtm-
mins., Ae., at No. 525 Broad street.
QUARLES & McCCRDY. I p. n. commission.
ere sale of mill property known - DFlnkeF'-
MILL. with all Of the maehinery, in ths county
Of Henneo,on the River rnd' four and half
miles from the city.
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VALENTINES.
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP
IL VALENTINES.

Yop attention Is called 80 the large and tsa~ii-
fal assortment Of cheap VALENTINES which
sm seallsg at a discount Of 80 ger cent in order
not 10 cayy any over.
$3.50 VALENTINES reduced 10 sl.20; ~
VALENTINES to 70c.; soc. 10 35e.. and so on.
Don't forget the place.
Ml2 LEONARD, pos sialn street,
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Ne. GEORGE LEE, FRANK POTTS, and T..
4. SAUNDERS, an Of the city Of Richmond, in
te state of Virginia, have this day formed special
and limited GO partnership 10 conduct; ia the clty
of Richmond, Va. and the city of Chicago, Ill +,
The GENERAL PROVISION BUSINESS, under
the irm-Rame and style Of GEORGE LEE co.
D.. A. SAUNDERS Is the special, GEORGE LEE
and FRANK POTTS Tic general partners.
The special partner has contributed In cash The
sum Of $4,000 n his input In the partnership
the term of which T. 10 be five years from January
|, 1882.
Witness our hand and seals this l1ih day Of
k.truaYN- A II. 1881
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OUR vAIENTISE-GRRErTSG:

VTIs
There Is n sweet-faced Joy worth more than go'i
Wealth cannot buy II, II Is more than fame;
The rich and poor IL careth for the same,
And visits now the young aud now the old.
BY lovers II IS priked exceedingly;
Ills named Heart s-Ease. oh, wilt thou give -
mel
Well. If thou ART head of family OF stranger iooe,
we would say to thee, for thine hearts ease get
thee hence 10 LANES MODEL DINIsG-RoOAs, NJ.
322 north seventh street. for twenty-fvc-ceni
breakfasts, dinners, and suprers.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IypIcArIoys FOR TO-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, warmer, partly cloudy
weather. with light local rains. variable
winds, mostly southwesterly, and lower
rrpsStIrc
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ron RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT DESIRABlEG
II PROPERTY fronting the beautiful Cam NJ
bies HlIl PSrk, known rs the castle This Is
one Of the incest locations In the city, ana com
mands splendid view Of the surrounding coun-
try for miles. House In perfect order; delightfully."-
warm IN viuier aud remarkably cool ln summer
Rent moderate 10 acceptable parties. Applyt0
X. Is. CHAfFfN 4 CO..
f. l2-ea53t No. Tcnfh street.
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HOPE IN HALE
The Readiusters Depend Epsn the
senator from Grayson 70 Break
the Deadlock.

On Tuesday Might the Caucus VIII 90 into
Nomination for Auditor-Preeesed Redis-
trietins OF the STATE for Censress' How the
Richmond District is 10 be- Arrsnxed-cem-
mit,ee Gone TO MaryInnd-Rsiiroad Bills
Disposed OF BY the Senate; Disefser IN thas
Body-Another Allegheny Railroad Bill
Mr.. Lady's Bill 10 Give the Governor the
Power OF Appointing Conmsissioners Of
sales-Notes Of PROCEEDINGS in che House OF
Delegates.
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p,ssOLrTIONs a PARTNERsHIPs

RICHMOND, February IL, 1eS2.
THE FIRM OF GEORGE LEE 4
iFASAUNDERS. doing business ~ GEORGE
TFT h. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
GEORGE LEE.
General Partner;
T.. 4. SAt NDERS,
Special Partner,
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M,RpI GRAs.-Mr. A. Pope, general pas
senoer agent, gives notice OF round-trip
ticket. 10 the Mardi Gras at New Orleans
from Richmond, Lynchburg. Charlottes-
vile. Dauyille, and Greensboro at atreduced
ra.es, either ria the hichmond ana pan-
Vile fine or the Atlantic Coast Line.
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FATAILY BiRNED.-Friday night Column
bia Watkins "a <olored woman). who lived
at No. s2i 81. Paul street, between Duyal
and Baker, was fatally burned while at
tempting TO fill q kerosene lamp over q
heated stove. II seems that the deceased u
few moments before the accident, in TRIM
ming the wick Of the lamp threw a portion
Of 1t on the stove. 1t suddenly blazed up
and the flames communicating to the bottle
Of oil which she held In her hand she Was
instantly enveloped In flames. She Iinger-
ed In great agony until o'clock yesterday
afternoon, when death pun an end 10 her
suffcringx.
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have anaIyzed the wHIsxEy known uades
the brand of "B-sEL EcI,n controlled by hessls
WAITER ID. BLAIR & 60, Richmond. Va, ans
find il FREE fBoN PUSH OIL and other impurI-
ties, and recommend IL. Use for medicinal an6
family purposes. }. u. McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor II Chemistry, M,iiss. CSlies, =.
Virginia.
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BOARD OF ALDERNES.-The Board OF
Aldermen win meet tomorrow evening ut
I O'Clock. ~ - sssIf ~
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NEVER before were such bargains offered T..
Linen GooSs A. II now being offered AT Levy BEo.
THREs. They hayea stock OF fcn thousand 10. E
lars worth from ihn dre sale IN New YORK.
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"ruEY ARE JUST BEAUTIFUL" speak OF t5 /,
brilliant SWISS PICTURES At DAvisS Arr e
GALLERY. S27 Broad street.
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TIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT or VALENTINE
at 0OS Main street.
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Orr CONTINENT, new paper published
by Judge Tourgee, at Philadelphia, and
Hapsr's Bazaar, have been received from
n. Leonard, newsdealer, 9o6 Main street.
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THE "PIcturc of the PERIOD The BniLLIANs
SWISS most pleasing, artistic. and elegant; orig
nal 1T DAyIs's ARTGALLKEY, s27 Broad strc'
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED b.
the use OF MEADE 4 BAKEI's sAPOsiSE DrNri-
PRICE, which viii speedily remove ineip,ent tart,
and scurf. Price, nity cent, a box.
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SAVE MovEI by having your printing done a
the DISPATCH. .PEfNTISG-iioCsF. Good wots
low prices. and s.liisfaetion guaranteed.
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THE KANAwHA AND CHESAPEAKE RAIL
RoAD-AN OFFICE IN RICHMOND COM
pany was organized at Charleston, w. Va,
January 28th, by the election of the follow
ing officers: III. {. Parsons, president; H..
ID. Whitcomb, yice-presldent; $. MEG.
Fisher, secretary and treasurer; and the
following Board Of Directors: Hon. j. n.
Camden, Hon. j. S. Miller, and Hon. S. A.
Miller, OF West Virginia; ii. ID. Whitcomb
and ii. c. Parsons, Of Virginia; Thomas
j. Peter, Of Kansas; General Thomas
Ewing, Of Ohio; and Hon. James g..
Blaine, OF Maine.
This line will connect with the Ohio
Central at the mouth OF Gauley river, West
Virginia, and crossing TO the Greenbrier
will connect with the Pittsburgh and West
Virginia railroad, and possibly with the
Washington and Ohio railroad when ex-
tended. II will he an important link In
the direct line between Baltimore and Gin
cinnati. An engineering party will soon
be puf in the field, and surveys will he
pressed 10 completion.
The company has established an Office in
RiehIncmd.
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SEE the great bargains In goods from the b'f
Nc,s York lire, at LEVY BROTHERS..
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BGTHDAY-CARDs, Plain, fringed. and Stanf :
Painted. at J.. LEwIs's, el2 Nam street.
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BEAUTIFUL VALENTINES

CHEAPEST place TO buy VALENTINES IS 81
Main street.
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BIG FxCITENENT al Lyyy BgoTHKEs'. CsI~t
The great sale of goods from the big New Yort
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MosT pleasing effects produced In III
BRILLIANT SWISS PICTURES perfectly taken
DAyIs's ART-GALIERY. S27 Broad street.
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GEORGE LEE, [SEALl
FRANK POTTS SEAL..
r.. 4. SAUNDERS. iSEAL.

state Of Virgirid, CITY Of Richm0Rd-to tcn:
l. William L. Allen, a notary public for the city
aforesaid In the state of Virginia, do certify that
George Lee, Frank Potts, and r. A. saunders.
whose names are signed 10 the above writing,
bearing dale tire lth of February, 1882. have ac-
knO. lodged the same before me, IN my said city,
and do further certify that George Lee and r.
Potts this day made oath before me that the said
r. A. Saunders has actually paid into the firm
ahuyc mentioned the sum OF 10000 I'm cash
Given undrr my hand his ilth day OF febr1-
AIRY. 1882 WILLIAM i. ALIEN.
fe f2.Bw Notary Public.
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THE BgiLLI,Nr SWISS PICTURES are rcae0a-
able IN price. superb IN siyle aud hnish .pc-
claity at DAyIS's ART-GAIIERY, s27 Bro3a
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VALENTINES from cents to - 4, l.. LEWIS
yl2 Main street.
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NALENrINE-cAIDs, FRiNGED NALENTiNt- ,
and In boxes, al l.. LEwIs's, 9i2 Main street.
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SALE OF THE NATURAL BRIDGE. This pre-
perty has been again sold-this time by the
Allegheny Coal and Iron Company to Mr..
II. &. Parsons, for $4,000 cash. This pro-
perty has had an eventful history. The
first owner Of record was Thomas jefferson,
and he made frequent visits to the place,
prizing It higbly-in one Of his letters re-
Gently discovered placing its value at
$40, 900, and saying that people would cross
the seas to visit it. Ii has been sold re-
peatedly at from S15,000to $4,000, at which
price it was reported at one time sold TO
John Garrett, Esq, when the Valley rail-
road was located near it. About year ago
il was sold by the IIarman estate TO the
present purchaser or about $751; and by
h m Immediately sold to the Alleghany Coal
and Iron Company for $4,000. The recent
purchase carries the improvements that
were put upon it the last season.
The object Of the pure as ris to organize
a new company to be calied the Natural
Bridge Forest Company, to insure more
extensive improvements. The property
contains nearly twelve hundred acres,
large part OF which is original forest. IL
lies i'm the great circle OF hills lifted six
hundred feet above the valley and fourteen
hundred feet above the sea. From the
highest point there is view OF the Blue
Ridge for seventy miles, and the place will
form shaded and breezy summer resort,
convenient TO LynchbTg and Richmond.
Danvlle and New York.
The Natural Bridge is two hundred and
fifteen feet high and with span Of about
eighty feet, and is sixty feet wide, carrying
a wide road, and has long been classed
among the wonders OF this country. 1t Is
now conveniently reached by the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, and in short time
the Shenandoah Valley road will pass
within three miles Of it,
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W ANTED, PURCHASERS FOR SEV-
w ERAL HUNDRED CORDS OF SEASONED
PINE at 1928 cash per iialf cord.
PILtuiER & BIGGER,
Pine and Broad streets fElba station), and
SIT east Main street tnext Express onaeJ
ts-oS
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EVERYBODY ahnlrcs the BRILLIANT swI,-
PICTURES at DAvIS'S ART-GALLEIl, sZ7 Brvr .
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SMALL HOUSES.

FOR RENT, No. 90 WEST CANAL, TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT; SIX rooms.
No. 2600 east Clay, NICE TWO-sTORl
NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE, Beverly between
. Washington aud Randolph; five rooms.
DETACHED HOUSE on Ashland street near
old reservoir: tour rooms.
TENEMENT HOUSE. Jacquelin between WASH
ingtnn and Rgndoiih str,t1s /: three rooms.
DETACHED not ~, JAIN alley; two rOams.
DETACHED HOUSE. Claiborne street rear
RandOlph: two rooms.
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ATTEND the great sale of FIRE GOODS at LEyt
BROTHERS on Monday.
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LEE GALLERy-Nain strct-PHoroGrAPu ,
dalighf all
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60 TO l.. LEwIs'S, 9i2 Main street, for YOU.
VALENTINES and dBiRTiIDAY-CARDs.
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THIRD DOOR from corner of Ninth street s. u
place for chciD VALENTINES.
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VHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
Il DAY FORMED A CO-PARTNERsHIP un-
der the Gfh and style Of BAYLOR. WHEEL
WRIGHT A 60. FOR the purpose OF Carrying on
GENERAL GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS at
No. l3f ttst Cary street.
city orarss solicited.
r G. BAYLOR,
f. l-2w JOHN WHEELNEt-HT.
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Ritl,mond pispatth.
SUNDAY FEBRUARY 12. 1882.

H,- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCV-
LATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LLEwIs's. 9l2 MAIN STREET.
lie has n large variety Of Sentimental NaLnup'
at all prices. Cali and see them.
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WANTED-CASH ORDERS FOR
w WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT; C0ALBuRG,
s5.75; COAL VALLEY. $500; BEST LUMP
HAIL, S5.25 ANTHRACITE tbestl, 90 per ton;
CUMBERL AND and NEW RIVER STOVE
GOALS from So 10 s4.50 and So; WOOD-OAK
and PINE-as low as the lowest. Orders by teie-
phone or otherwise promptly hlled. Broad street
opposite Theatre, or 1905 Cary street.
fe 3-eod5t &. II. PAGE.
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ArL nos. or SEASIDE al 9os Main street.
y. LEONARD.
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LEE GALLERY, Main street, not open on III
Sabbath.
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? was clear and

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, ~ !;
Q A. NJ, A; noon, So; i. M., 50; =.
NJ, 81; midnight, AZ.
Mean temperature. 46s.
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FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING THE asr

xSr AL ATEMENT THE
9C % I'M -
s M m 9 81 s THE o S
nciaoMc ccof ofsadc ompany-i1 n FcR
hcccmtan
c~rrSde :
daadu ucor,o
l.
lsex the Atoneyn m
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS II per dozen-LEy GA.
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WANTED, EMPLOYMENT AS IRA
w YELLING SALESMAN for some reliable
grocery house or confectioner by one who has had
, two aud half years experience. Reference fur
nished. Address "a B." Seventeenth streut, city.
f. 1U-F&Su2ts
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Entered ut the Post-of'ice at Richmond Va. rs
second-ciass mattcr.l
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LARGE PHoToGRAPHs for framing, s1-Lss
GALLERY.
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NOR RENT, BRICK DWELLING e.
II 2O4 south Third street; six rooms. III
BRICK DWELLING 2l9 south Second street
-iN
FRAMED COTTAGE Ills Grove avenue:
eight rooms. II. l.. STAPLES 4 co,
r. l2-3t llO3 Main street
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WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN who has
w heen travelling the southers States for The
last I've years WOULD LIKE TO ENGAGE
WITH SOME GOOD HOUSE, either in Richmond
or Norfolk, TO travel. VIII pay my own expenses
ana Will work on commission until satisfaction
Is assured. Groceries preferred. 1 will give rood
reference, aud demand the same. Address for
one week -. NJ. W." 1872 north Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Nd. fc 1l-3t~
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WANTED, CORN IN ANY QUANTI-
w TIES large lots preierred), delivered at the
depot or landing Of any railroad or nayigable
stream in Virginia
Bags furnished without charge.
W.M. LEWIS & Co,
ll04 Cary street, Richmond, Va.
no I1-pOdGm
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| made body polite and corporate, under
the name and designation OF the Petersburg
and North Carolina Railroad Company, for
the purpose Of building, equipping, and
operating railroad from Petersburg,
through Dinwiddle, Brunswick, Mecklen-
burg (near Boynton), crossing the Roanoke
river to the North Carolina line.
81. The capital stock OF said company
shall not be less than $4,000, nor more
than S3,000,000, In shares of 800 each, and
may be increased from time 10 time by the
| stockholders In general meeting to an
amount not exceeding 5000, 900 in the ag-
gregatc. Each subscription shall be bind
Ing upon the party from the time OF sign
ing his name, without making any cash
payment, and the instalments, as calledfor by
the Board OF Directors, may be recoverable
by law, &C., &c.
fn DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
There win be a conference OF the Con-
seryative-Democrat OF the General Assem-
bly, on Tuesday night at 7:30 O'Clock.
In the Senate chamber. by order OF the
chairman.
fredericksburg Railroad.
The following communication Is from the
Auditor Of Public Accounts, in response
to resolution OF the Senate calling for o
statement OF the States interest In the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, &c. I:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. }
OFFICE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS,
RICHMOND, February, 1882. }
10 the Hon. II. &. Wood, President pro
tenn. Of the Senate:
Dear Sir,-In response 10 the resolution
agreed to by your honorable body on the
4th instant, requesting me "to furnish the
Senate with Il statement OF the States in
terest I'm the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, and what
amount, II any, the State derives annually
from such interest in said road" I beg to
submit the following:
The State holds 2,72s shares, the
pr Value Of which is.............. S275.2o0 90
Which IL worth. 40
1925 per snare, for
which IL has Sold. s344 900 90
Dividend obligations TO the eX-
tent Of 40 per cent. on the pr
value of the common stock of the
company. ..............,.......'. l0ziofo w
Total interest. s467,s4O 90
A dividend Of % per share on the COM
mon stock, and like amount upon each
300 Of dividend obligations, was declared
December &, 1881, payable January 2, 1882,
the State being paid in cash 1886.
From the best sources OF information
ascertainablc am informed that notwith-
standing the fact that the local passenger
rates have within the past year been re-
duccd 40 per cent, and that it is carrying
through and local frelghts mt lower rates
than would have been thought possible
short time since, the road is now earning
at the rate OF 60 per cent. per annum,
which means an annual income to the
State, il the same continue, from her in
terest i'm said road, OF S2S,070.40.
am, very respectfully,
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w A n T ID, IMMEDIATELY, A
w WHITE NURSE FOR baby two years old I;
either steady girl or mlddle-aged woman with
out encumbrance. TO the right person good wages
and permanent home win be given. Address
| with references, EMPLOYER,
| fe e12-lt* Post-Offce Box 43, city.
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4 LII PERSONS IN NEED OF HELP
IN male and female-wil call on or address
{. EVENSEN & Co,
Employment Agents,
IL 12-Su& Mrt% 1905 Main street.
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STORES.
No. 5l2 ead Marshall street. unoxplredserm'
cheap.
No. IL Seventeenth street, with DWELLING
above.
Corner Pine apd Main streets: very low.
Next 20 corner broad aud Gilmer streets WITH
DWELLING, ~ AiiBE. &C. -.
Corner Cary and Eiiieenih streets, FACTORY
with c0nNenienoes.
Corner Cary and Reservoir streets; DWELL.
ING, sc.
Corner Twenty~1a,enth and \ s,reets--good
stand
No. 1909 east Msin street rsszt low.
FARMS.
06h AcREs, dvs ns'os from the city, on Three
Chop rOasi.
48< ACRES, two aud half nsyes from the ely
on Wei-hroad-streei fasd. Apply 20
.SIRMkNTCPPER,
Real EEtate Agent,
fe s-e"d3f l01o Main street.
LvOR RENT, sMA1A EARN, NINE. N
n ACRES, on Ero,k sr,sd haif Ia.lc from1
,corp~afion iLie, knosn rs keck's oic place. APP
oily 70 j. THOMSON bkOWN,
Rel Estate SssAt and A1'iioneer.
&c s-todet Ills Min strcet.
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WANTS.

WANTED, HALF INTEREST IN
w SOME SAFE AND PROFITABLE MAN
UFACTURISG BUSINESS already established.
Win invest $1,000 and IN equal amount Of credit.
Address "CAPITAL."
re 12 Dispatch office.
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WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR M
w PORTED GERMAN SEED POTATOES,
FLOUR. sEED-OATS, GRASS-SEED, and Pc
RUVIAN GUANO.
Also. lo; Of. FRESH VIRGINIA HOPS, in
pound pac ckagrs. TALIAFERRO < Co.
fc 3-eod Il I south Twelfth street.
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WANTED, \ PURCHASER FOR 4
w LADY's PHAETON, HARNESS, aud
STYLISH MARIAN in good order; also, an
ORGAN with foot-pedalS, suitable for church or
parlor. Address ROSE, care Dispatch Office.
fcl2-Itz
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WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN
w SEVEN WOMEN as COOKS. &C.. for pr-
vate families la and near New York; also. TEN
FARM-MEN near Norfolk, Va. Apply to j. l..
JUsTIS. Employment Agent, Fifteenth street.
a. lO-1tE
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The Senate Committee on Roads and ln-
ternal Navigation reported favorably the
Senate bill proposing to amend the charter
of the Richmond and West Point Termi-
nal Company. subsequently il was made
the special order for Tuesday.
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