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DEATHS.

Died, on Wednesday. night, Mrs, LUCY ANN
OiSULLIVAN, in the eighty-third year OF her age
Her funeral will take place from ST. Peters
Cathedral SATURDAY MORNING at o'clock
Her friends and acduaintances and those or her
nephew, John Ahern, are respectfully invited 10
attend. 49,.
Waltham Mass papers please copy. 2t*
Died. on the 2sth ultImo. AT her residence in
Lancaster county. Mrs. MARY ID. JESSE, relict Of
the late William J. Jesse, and daughter OF Rev.
Richard Claybrook, deceased, Of Middlesex
county.
Died. In this city, yesterday evening at 3 o'clock,
at the residence OF his father, John W. Moody, on
Twenty ninth street, Church Hill, SAhU Ill D..
MOODY, in the nineteenth year OF his age, OF
spinal meningitis.
His illness was brief but his suferIngs many and
severe. He was an only son.
Safe in the arms Of Jesus
He now forever rests
Funeral at Leigh-Street Baptist church THIS
friday AFTERNOON, 9Th Instant, AT O'Clock.
Friends and relatives will attend without further
notice.
Died, on Wednesday morning at o'clock,
after an illness Of six weeks (Which he bore with
Christian faith and reslgnationl, WILLIAM Il.
LINDSAY; aged slxty-nine years.
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Areas of Virginia and Her Counties.
The oeocrnnbcr Of the Tenth Census has

The geographcr Of the Tenth Census has
nreparcd table Of the areas OF all the
States In the Union and Of oil their coun-
ties. As there was recently some little d.
mute or discussion carried on through the
columns of the Dispatch upon this subject,
we have found the table unexpectedly IN
,ercaing. The geographer aforesaid CiEN-
rY GASNETT, Esq.,) says that whilst most
~ the areas can be considered as only ap-
proximations, yet they are as close approx
nations AZ the maps and the determine
lions Of geographical positions, OF bound
ary lines, ETC., will permit. Mr.. F. DE IT,.
CARPENTER "carried out" the details OF
the work, Mr.. GANYETr says.
The total area Of Virginia is AZ, 1850 square
miles: OF which 40, 125 are land surface and
3a5 water surface. OF water surface, the
coast waters Days. CULTS, sounds, &c.) mea-
sure 1,7sO square miles; rivers and smaller
streams, $40; lakes and ponds, %.
The areas Of the five largest counties are
rs they follow: Pittsylvania, 900 square
miles; Rockingham, 900; Augusta, 9Oo ;
Bedford, $40; Halifax, 500. CIhose hgurcs
are suspicious-looking.)
Dickinson county was recently mention-
ed by one Of our correspondents as having
a large area; but it must have very small
area-so small that the act establishing IT is
unconstitutional unless. before 1t was form
ed, Russell, Wise, and Buchanan counties,
from which Il was formed, were each fifty
miles long or had each length three times
its mean breadth; for according to the
census Of 1880 each OF those counties has
so small, population that the Constitution
forbids either OF them to be divided, unless
under the circumstances we have just men,
toned. The census circular shows that
Russell county contained in 1880 only $40
square miles, Wise only 800, and Buchanan
only $40, (all Of course before the new
county was erected.)
The national census shows the popula-
ton of the same three counties TO have
been In 1880 as follows: Russell, 1906
Wise, 7,772; Buchanan, 1854.
But we have been led of from our sub
ject by our correspondents claim OF large
area for Dickinson county.
York county has only 20 square miles
Matthews only 100; Elizabeth City county
only so; Alexandria county only 40.
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The Dispatch does pronounce the BLAIR
bill ambiguous; and we need not cite any
other proof Of the fact than is to be found
in the two paragraphs quoted in the Wing
Of Yesterday as evidence that it is not am
biguous. The first paragraph quoted is as
follows:
"Proyided that no part Of the money APP
propriated under this act shall be paid out
in any State or Territory which shall not
during the first five years OF the operation
of this act annually eXpend for the mainte-
nance OF common schools, free TO all, at
least one third of the sum which shall be
allotted TO il under the provisions hereof,
and during the second five years OF its ope-
ration a sum at least equal to the whole 1t
shall be entitled to receive under this act"
The second paragraph quoted by the
Uhiq provides that the money may be paid
out by national officer, who may even
establish new and national schools. Surely
the Vhiq can see that This proyiso does not
remove the ambiguity. We object that the
bill leaves us in the dark as to how much
money Virginia must spend in order to
have the privilege Of expanding the ma
tional appropriation to suit herself, or,
rather, in order that it may be disbursed by
her own officers, to her own schools. The
Wing replies by showing that the bill pro-
vides for its disbursement by Federal Off
cials II Virginia does not eXpend enough OF
her own money. But as this is the very
thing we wish to avoid, and as we desire
no new school-system to be established by
the Secretary of the Interior, tho Wings
logic Is sadly at fault.
"And so our contemporary went OIL al
hali-cock, as usual"
What we wish Mr.. BLAIR to make plain
Is, how much money Virginia must eXpend
during each year Of the operation OF hi'
bill In order that she may be allowed The
privilege of disbursing the national appro
priation, and disbursing it to her Owl
achoolsY
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william Neil's Confession.

CIycNNATI. o., January 4.-The Times
Stars Catettsburg Ky.) special say
"'yyfIlan Neil was taken to Ashland TINS
morning to make a full confession OF ms
guilt in the Gibbons family murder at that
place."
A special from Ashland, Ky. states that
the excitement over the confession OF Neil
and Ellis, in the Gibbons murder case, has
somewhat abated. There is a disposition
TO allow Graft n fair hearing, when he will
endeayor to prove an abb. 1t is suspected
that there was still another person connect
ed with the murder. The committee in
charge Of the prosecution desire to get at
the true story OF the crime. George Ellis's
wife has made a statement to the committee
which corroborates her husbands confess
sion. Further developments are expected
at Crafts hearing, which Will take place to-
morrow.
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mI WOULD RESPECTFULLY
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS.
FOURoUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & Co,
429 EAST BROAD STREET.
CARDOZo, ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,

Our spacious establishments arenow being rapid
" filled with the CHOICEST and MOST SEASON.
ABLE NOyELTIEs-FANCY GLOVE and
UANDKE CHIEF-B BONES, JEWELRY CAS-
KETs. FANCY PIS-CUsIIONs, TOILET BOT
TIES, PLUSH, RUSsIA-LEATHER, CASTOR.
and ADVANCED NOVELTIES In POCKET
BOOKS, LANDLORDS, sPECIE-BAGs, and
OTHER GOODS SUITABLE FOR THE Holt
DAYS -.,...
These stable and useful wrappngs we are offer
ing at very popular prices An inspection Of our
stock before purchasing will De to your advantage
CARRIAGE ROBES.
just opened acompetelIne costing 1880 tosl0.
BLANKETS, sAAWLs, CoMFORTABLES,
WINE-CLOTHs, aud other usefnl articles for
holiday gifts,
SILK and FUR-LINED CIRCULARsandD DOL
MANS, ranging in cost from $50 to ss5;
Look at the MOTHER HUBBARD WRAP
PINGS In SEAL PLUSH, s7j to 500;
JACKETS, ULsTERETTEs, ULsTERs, COATS
ana all novelties in wrappings, at our usual low
rates;
NECKWEAR in immense variety Of shape, cost
and fabric; COLLARETTEs, SARAH BERN
HARDT COLLARS, LACE SCARFS, FICH-
UEs. together with
REAL POINT and DUCHESS LACE sCARFs
and COLLARETTES, ranging in cost from IS
up-just the things for handsome testimonial
SILK and CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFs-em
broidered, embossed, and hemsliiched-in I'm
mensc variety. costing Toe. to So
SILKS and SArlNS In all the new and attractive
winter shades in SATIN RIIADAMEs, Df
LYON. NENETIENNES;
/ BLACK NELVETS-the cheapest line ever seen II
this market, ranging In cost from sl.25 70 81
per yard;
"FOsTER" KID GLOVES In endless variety o
cOlorlngs:
+ The famous SARAH BERNHARDT" GLOVES
in SAKE and undressed effect;
/ THE MOST ATTRACTIVE PREPARATIONS
IN THE CITY FOR CHRISTMAS AND THU
/ HOLIDAYS.
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & CO.,
/ 1905 east Main street.
FOURQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE & Co,
! de 4-eod 429 east Broad street.
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...,..a .ocur,ty-lmperyious 70 wear and

toned sccurity-impervious TO wear ana
tear Wheeling Intetl,geNcer. i
We have bombarded them Intellectually
Cor the last two years. We have shown
that West virginia will never pay dollar
., them. Yet all to no effect. They are as
high as ever, and In as great demand
Every man in West Virginia, as wen as
every journal, ridicules them. But "the
odds is the difference" They sell Just az
readily as in 1871, when there was one man
In West Virginia in favor Of paying one
tenth OF them.
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We observe that our old Wheeling fel-
low.citizen, Judge 4. II. Fitzhugh, per-
formed the duty Of swearing in the new
Governor OF Virginia at Richmond on
Monday Wheeling fntelligencer (RepubH-
CAM.
In Wheeling, where he resided until
1860, Judge FITzHUGH is as highly esteemed
as ne Is III Richmond. f
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M CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP GOODS!

HEAVY FLOOR OIL-CLoTH two yards wildcat
75c 4 yard worth 1928;
TABLE OIL-CLOTH II yards wide at zoe. worth
35c. yard;
LACE TIDES at &c. worth 12c., at soc. worth
50c.;
LACE PILLOW-sHAMs at 60c. pair worth ~ I;
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at -, 1884,
s., and up to $40 set for two windows
Bargains in all kinds of klLTED WORSTED
GOODS, such as CAPS, HOODS, NUBLAS,
LISTERS, JACKETS, and SCARFS, at
"a 3 LEVY BROTHERS..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r5- CLOSING OUT OUR ENTIRE
STOCK AT AND BELOW COST 70 s,i.s !;
25c.' and better qualities; our FRENCH CLOTH
GLOVES at use, cost 56c.; our HAMbgRGs ut
&c. Sc, and upward our ss Az ~ Is
lIadies at 15e.; our 75c. PRINCES at 2Vei our a
i5c.; our Toe. BUTTONS at 25s,; our Ss'oV
soc: our "a BLACK GRAPE at 81 80 our SOC;
RIBBONsat Csc; our 25c. RIBBONS ~ ~ ana
Ice; our $3.50 BLACK SILK VELVET az ~
our GOLD-PLATED yEWELRY tTsrrua1nrse1l q,
less than cost. . wynn
This no humbug. All goods not sold In the NEAF
TWO WEEKS 10 he disposed Of at AUCTION
HUTZLER BROTHERS.,
b25 Broad street.
STORE FOR RENT and FIXTURES FOR
SALE. Jao
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ar 1881. NEW-YEAR.
JULIUS MEYER 4 SON
ARE OFFERING SPECIAL BARGAINs
FOR THE NEW YEAR.


In spite Of the immense trade we have bad. ..
have still large stock on hand. We are deiarmi,st
20 reduce our stock before taking inventory. H.
order 70 do this We have made special pfes.
throughout the stock. In
DRESS GOODS
we have still large assortment, and offer some e.
coIokED DRESS FLASsELs a, lie. W..
ALtswooL FRENCH ARMUREs a. i7c., r,r,
ALT.WOoL CoLoRED cAsHMEREs, 80,
ooEoRkD woRsTED BRocADEs, i24c..,,,,
ss-lnek sIDE-BASD ARMUREs, i24c- WI,
BR66SSzE WOOL sERGEs, loc. were Is,c.:
FANCY THINNING STRIPES and PLAIDs =,
Special reductions in BLACK and COLORFB
SILKS, SATIN DE LYON SILKS. aud WI.
IN BLACK GOODS
WE OYER
ALL-wOOL SERGEs at zoe. were 3Oc:
ALL-w0OL FRENCH BRoCADEs At 25e., w..
DoTBif.wIDTH MONTE CLOTHS a, 800.
ss-ineh ESsG;LIsH CASHMERE, warranted bal,
so-Inc inch k II LIIW CASHMERE. s5c.:
3S-Inch LUPlN's EATRA-fINisH CASH
Full line IiUPiN's cAsHMEREs at special o,
Our entire stock Of DoLMANs, jackets. o..
STEERS, and CLOAkS reduced 20 percent.
IN WHITE GOODS
WI OFFER
special drives In NOTTINGHAM LACE fiF.
TAINs from - per pair up;
100 dozen eXra-large and heavy PURE LINN
TOWELS az l2hc.;
40 dozen cxtra-nne CREAMDAnAsh TOWi',
rs dozen PURE LINEN PLAID DOLIE,
Doe. per dozen; -
$50 HEAVY tOLoRED CROCHET QUILT
81 worth sl.50:
The BERKSHIRE CRoQUET QUILT at 81
Special bargains In MARsEILLEs QUnrSn-r
$3.50 TO SO.
In order 10 reduce our
kID-GLONE STOCK WE OYER
The TlIREE-BUTTON ALEXANDRA KID
black and coOred, 1t Doc;
The "CAMlLLE" TWO-BUTTON SEANl.t,,
KIDS, IN black only, 40 sl-regular pro.
sl.75; -
Special lot THREE-BUTTON UNDRE>~
! 200 dozen CIiIIDREN's HEAVY brown
Julius MEYER & son.
COL and 603 Broad street
Closing out our stock of CARPETS. -
/ prices. ll l-cH
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Editors Dispatch: You write great
deal about the commerce OF Richmond.
Why don't you tell people that the best
way to promote it is to resume their inn
porting trade. and cease to be the mere
factorage of the North CITIZEN.
We let you tell them so.
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The so-called West Virginia certificates
continue TO be quoted at about II. The
result In Virginia seems TO have had but
little effect on them. They are choice,
jron-clad, steel-plated, and eopper-bot-
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Tuesday, January 3. 1882, by Rev.
Huber ST. Johns German church. JOHN sEELlN-
GER OF Philadelphia, and EMILE MORGEN-
STERN, Of this city.
Married. on the 4th Instant. In this city, by Rev.
Father Vancouver, JOHN T. CLARK to bliss
ELLA J. GUSLEg; both Of this city.
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DR.. c. w. Benson, Of Baltimore, Nd,
prepares q skin cure that Is the best thing
for skin diseases ever known. 1t cures
eczema, letter, ring-worm, and all rough
and scaly skin diseases In the shortest
time. Sold by all druggist at si per pack
age.
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THE MOST SENSIBLE, <fMJ
THE MOST AGREEABLE,
THE MOST APPROPRIATE,
CHRISTMAS PRESENT
for lady or gentleman is pair of
NICE FINE SLIPPERS.
The largest assortment ever shown In the city, at
prices that will astonish you.
BOOTS AND SHOES
in endless variety for everybody at
c. L. SIEGEL'S,
CT. SIEGELS,
c. l.. SIEGEL'S,
dos 42l Broad street.
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That slight tickling in the throat and
disposition to slight cough may be the
precursor Of years of suffering unless you
take DR.. Bulls Cough syrup, which never
disannoints Price % cents.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
fT FOR CHRISTMAS, NOW AT
eYCLE BROTHEES'

Great bargains will be offered during the next
two weeks In articles suitable for holiday presents
NVY P III and FUR, from 81 % ssb
SoV and Sd9 9RNaMESfs. from IS to $50;
: latest styles. handsomely trimmed.
A special examination Of these goods Is solicited
tyou VIII save money by doing sol, ms we are de-
tsrmined to close them si 9ds;
BLACK SILKS, 20 Inches incSes-GUINEr-a. soc.,
BL fcK siiRs, 81 inches-PoNsoN-at were
BLIyk. SILKS, "a inches-TAPEssrER-at
BL ICK ky sI Il YiHnches-PONsoN-wa
to wear, at Sl.65, were s2;
BLACK SATINS az 97c., werc fl.2o
B BLacR @xTERED SILKS, "a inches, at sI.5O,
BLx xSTs a6 sGi and BRocADE a, 1896, were
CoH0RfEb SILKS, all shades. at CSC, were sl.15;
COLORED SILKS, all shades, at 81, were 81 20
CoLQRED SILKS, all shades, at sl.l5, were
coLoRED BRocADE sATINs TO MATCH.
COL0RED sATINs DE- LYON at sl.65, were
colonel RADzIsnRs, best quality, at 80, were
COLOREb sATINs, all shades, at 9Oc., were
coEoREb sATINs DUCHEssE at 1925, were
MORE SATIN STRIPES, all shades, at sl.25
were Sl.75.
DRESS GOODS for holiday presents at great
reduced prices. -
Great bargains In BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Great bargains In CLOTHS and CLOAkINGS.
HANDKERCIlIEFS--Silk and Linen, Plain and
Fancy. Lace and Embroidered, Hemmed and
Hemstltched: for neck for pocket. for show,
for use, for ladies. for gentlemen for misses for
from &c, the lowest, TO 50, the highest
LACE ARTICL ES-Assortment unrivaed- shapes
without number, new Collars. new Cuffs, new
Fichus, new Squares new Jabots-styles pretty
and rich. materials the best;
GLOVES-All the best qualities, Lined and I'M
lined. with and without Fur-f0r ladies, gem
tlemen. and children;
sPECIALtTlES FOR THE H0LIDAYS-Fancy
Perfumery Boxes. Toilet Sets, Combs and
Brushes In boxes; Plated Jewelry Velvet
Purses, Pocket-BoOks and Leather satchels,
Handsome Pin-Cushons.s large variety OF La
dies and Gentlemen's Kid Gloves, Gentlemen's
Scarfs and Ties In great variety. a new assort-
ment Of Tablc-Coyer, and Napkins, Boulevard
skirts, and many other articles too numerous
to mention. SYCLE BROTHERS,
do ll-e0d BIZ Broad street.
nj | WOULD RESPECTFULLY
call the attention of my friends and the public
generally 10 the fact that have again connected
myself with the firm of Messrs. sYCLE BRO
THEIRS, where will be pleased TO serve them as
in former years.
Very respectfully yours,
ia4-2t w. A. SOLOMONS.
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CTEvENs SHOWS BARGAINS
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
AMONG THEM AEE

AMONG THEM AEE
FURNISHED WORK-BONES, reduced from
toS3;
An our sI.25. Sl35, and $3.50 PoCKfr
KNIFEs reduced toSl;
HANDSOME PANELS reduced from sl.jQ .
75c
4 large assortment Of BOOKS, hcludlng 1ll
POETS Gnt, ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE
and STORY LOOKS At the lowest price.
splendid stock Of CHRISTMAS CARDS az ma-.
less than the usual price-;
4 fine assortment Of BRONZE PITCHIl.
BUSTS, GROUPS, sTATUtTIEs. &C.;
BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS, STUDEN1-LANP,
PARTICIPANTS BEACAET-LAMP>, a.
bottom prices;
TIN SETS IA great variety At low prices
4 great variety Of TABLE aud ORNAMfNIAL
sH.VER-PLATED WARE OF the hest mas
The prices are right on these good, as 900 a
others.
! Be sure you see our stock before buying Chr 60
mas goods, for the novelties and stock and pr %
are at STEVENS,
deco 5O5 Broad street
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
ODDS, ENDS, AND GRABS. -

TOILETTE SLIPPERS, 5Cc.-oId price SO;
STRAP SLIPPERS, s1-old price, $3.50 and 80;
INFANTS ANKLE TIES and VIEWPOINTS,
25c.-old price, S1
BOYS SHOES, for narrow feet, ten TO thirteen
Soc;
MEMS ENGLISH TIES, 81;
MEMS NAVY TIES, calf, 50.
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These goods are all Of standard make and are as
good as any. Sold to close out. No exchange
j. A. GRIGG,
in3 Tenth and Main streets.
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NO TIUNlBTG.
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINALl
f. AILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, |
ROOM 7, No. l45 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. December 30. 1881. ]

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL)
RAILWAY AND WAREH0uSE CONTAIN
NEW YORK. December 80, 1851.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
i THE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY, having determined 10 increase the
capItrl stock OF the company To FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS, AS authorized by Its charter, offer to
the stockholders of record January 10, 1882, the
optlon of subscribing 20 the new stock AT par TO
the extent of two-thrds of their holding. The
subscriptions will be payable at the office Of the
company In New York as iollows-yiz.;
On SUBSCRIBING, 10 per cent;
on FEBRUARY 18TH, 20 per cent.
On APRIL 18TH. 20 per cent;
OnJUNE l6IH, 90 per cent.
ON AUGUST 10TH, 20 per cent;
OCTOBER 18TH, 10 per ccnt--lOO per
cent;
Of 6 per cent. per annum. the right being given to
subscribers 10 anticipate the same at any time. ana
stop interest, and receive a full-paid certificate
The books Of the company will be closed by the
Union Trust Company, Of New York, transfer
agent, at O'Clock T. NJ, on the 10TH DAY OF
JANuARf AVID rSSpeneS az oeIs ssa A. e VI On
holders wishing To subscribe viii sign the regular
form Of subscription and forward TO the office OF
York on or before the 9Th day of January, 1882,
accompanying same with remittance of 10 per
cent? or for the whole sneseI IS may he pre-
TERED WILLIAM X TRlGG,
ia l-tJan16 General Agent.
iT o A y s.
We have MONEY TO LEND on real estate In
Richmond or the surrounding counties, at reason
able rates, for long or short periods. Satisfac-
tiOn guaranteed. Interviews confidential.
II. l.. STAPLES x co,
Real Estate and Loan Brokers,
de Loot llO3 Main street.
MONEY TO LEND ON CITY OR
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ON LONG TIME.
Moderate charges. Business confidential.
X. b. CHAFFIN & CO.,
de l-dGw2m Real Estate Agents.
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CINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA

just received
BERLIN FIGURES,
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS,
VENETIAN VASES,
MALACHITE COLOGNE SIT.
HAYILAND'S DESSERT SITS.
LONDON SMOKED ICE-CREAM SEI,.
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES
FRENCH BRONZEs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRIGHT STEEL FIRE sET@,
JAPANESE COAL VASES,
and host Of article useful a. we'll As onam'n-i
fox Holiday Presents, which ana Offering 40 l'
prices.
store open until O'clock
+. q. TAYLOR.
de17 lOll Main street, opposite po-t-ofiic'.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. WILCOX moved that Mr.. HEAToN
be added to the Committee on Roads ana
Internal Navigation. Mr.. WILCOX SUD
that as "there are only two Funders" on
the committee this would not change It's
political complexion. The motion was
agreed to.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY on VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, January s; 1882.
SEN ATE.
snRMAL INSTRUCTION.

The Senate was called TO order at IL
O'Clock by Mr.. ELLIOTT, the president pro
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RrCOMMITTED.

House bill No. 10 to incorporate the Nor
ok and Carolina Turnpike Company was
.ecommitted to the Committee on Roads
and Internal Navigation, on motion OF Mr..
PAIGE.
On motion of Mr. WTTEN, the House