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Governor Hol dday.

The fiat OF Jaauary b.tngs 20 the front
a new ExecutNe. and rea2ads On PHI
yaic aise Governor Iiosl.lpAs. Virginia
has FEVER seen purer better man IN
that Aigh Office than the one who now,
inter four years OF such ~xyice rs few Gov
errors have had TO undergo, tales OIL INC
robes Of Place and power. The Washington
PoStsps.ks for all wbcInow bmweiiwhe"
n saws T. hat Gin his seiremcs.i from pun
lie life Governor IlauIDSY bears with NM
the tsofound esteem Of hisJellow-citlzens,
and sompels the respect even OF those VINO
have most sharply differed with him tcr
the honesty Of bis convictions ana she
cos.rage with wiSch he.hsS always exposes
cd them
No occurens Of the Executive chair has
SHOWN himself more cRselfish than Cover
nor HOLIDAY When the Legislature Oh
1878 determined TO reduce the salaries
of State officials M relief TO the emhar-
rassed condition OF the Commonwealth ne
expressed his desire that his SALARY, which
was fixed by The Constitution, should oe
reduced razably w'th the rest. The Legs
iaturc thereupon made no appropriation
for a private secretary, which had before
cost the state $4,000 annually. This eN-
pense Governor HOLIDAY has paid out OF
his own pocket.
A prominent cx-member Of the Legisia'
fure who knows Governor HOLIDAY init
matcly has sent us the following well-dc'
served tribute to his lofty character:
cit il bHt Justice 10 the Governor to say
that he has shown himself to be a patriot and
apentleman inthe conduct OF his high Office
Notwithstanding the constant vitupeIation
bcnDed u,,on him by the organs and lead
ers OF the RCadiuster party, he has never
lowered himself by returning Their abuse
i'm kind, nor by using words OF elimination
I'm his pulJic utteranccs. As Governor ana
a member OF the School Board he has eXer-
cised the appointing power without Nin-
dictiyeness. aud has made merit bis test.
cable. conscientious. and fearless in the
discharge OF his duty. he lays down office
with a pure heart and with unsoiicd hands,
and he carries with him the respect and
admiration of all good men. He has been
worthy representative OF a State hereto
fore proud OF her traditions and mSullied
i'm her reputation. The vulgarabuse OF his
enemies viii not tarniSh his character
The people OF Virginia may count them
selves fortunate ii they do not find in the
acts OF his successor reasons for regretilng
that another man like HOLIDAY was not
chosen 10 succeed the retiring Governor.
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DANVuLE.

A CHURCH lGT PAID FOR-INTEREST MONEY
FORwARDED-RAILROADR RECEIPTS.
GCorrcspondepce of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 30, 1881.
There has been great rejoicing amongst
the Baptists Of the city at the prospect of
payment for the church-lOt OH Main street.
The third instalment (about $4,000 was
due on the 23d, and the fourth about - ,300)
will be due on the 23d of next December. At
Il called meeting held one night OF this
week four OF the members came forward
and proposed TO pay al once the last install
ment ii the church would raise The amount
OF the third instalment. The offer was ac-
cepted, and pledges were given for that
amount.
Treasurer i. II. Jones has forwarded to
Baltimore $1,000, the interest on the Dan
vile bonds payable in that city on the lst
Of January.
Colonel G. X. Griggs, treasurer of the
New-Ryer railroad, informs me that since
the cars have been running to Cascade the
receipts have more than met the expenses.
The receipts for the first twenty days
amounted to 5000. ALPHA.
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OBITUARY..

During the last half year We have been called
upon 10 record the death Of many OF our pfoml-
nent citiZcns.
We notice also the death Of ono who. though moi
resident among u. since his e1ily manhood, was
wc.I known ia Richmond-his home during MS
bOyhOOd and youth.
Many old friends remember With kindliest feel
ings WILLIAM ENALL, brother Of or townl-
man Henry ENau.
Coming with his fathers family from England
when quite Young, hc remained among ne unnl
inst grown, when he returned To- his native land on
a visit, and by relatives and friends was persuaded
10 remain there and make IL his home. lie never
revisited vs., but friendly grceilngs have often
crossed tie ocean 10 Keep fond mcilnricS alive,
and among Us some recall with lively pleasure hos
Iifable Entertainment received at the hand, OF
himself and family ~ his beautiful homo on the
Thames.
IRON newspaper of his town 81 Reading we
learn that he was houorcd and beloved. hoangihe
highest Office zen he gift Of Tho people, without re-
Enumeration. Icing their chief mag. stlaic Tor
years before and at the time of hl- death.
Prosperous IN husucss. and of hleh scientific
knowledge. he used his means aud talents iibcrdlly
and uscfully, ;snd true Christian. h0norue nj,
Maker. III 7. W. u.
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nV-ATGIg.

Died, ia Richmond, December 22d at ne re-
donce Of his sister. Mrs. Corneila N. Adhhs' MI.
HIRAM l.. MOODY, in the Nty-seyeDthl year othl-
aye eldest son OF Carter l.. Moody. and hfotcr 10
Gcicral j. VI. Moody, who served bravery thr9ugn
onr Iasc Confederate war. and also brother OF n H.
Moody, EsI Of Alabama, all formerly 81 ehesicr-
field county. Va.
tivcs % mourn their loss.
Mobile and Galveston papers please copy
Died. In Baltimore. Ma. on Monday morning De
CENTER 3, 1881, of diphtheril, RUTH, aRcd io,n
wears and seven months; on Friday, December v
1851. Of tie same disease, KENNEDY aged ~,
velrs and eleven months; on MONDAY. Dcceinhcl
50 of tho same discisc. VIRGINIA. aged two
wears and six months; chldrcnbf T-J. and Ailc'
:. Vaughan, late of Richmond. va.
Di,,I. ON. the 3lst Of December, 80 o'clock Y
y Irs MARY ELLEN JOINS, therDel1ycd wiz
Oh Thu T. Jones, in Tic thiriy-tliird year OF hei
ag,. ,, .
fully Invited 20 attend Ter funeral from Inc rest
deucc of her husband, No. 6lS Beverly street 10
MORROW (Mondayl AFTERNOON &c oclocN
York county Pa, papers please copy.
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There was slight fall OF snow In parts
81 yirgin.s Friday afternoon. fney haa
n In the ncjghborhood of RichmoIld and
In petersburg, Alexandria, and Lyach-
burg.
The Kdsr-Appeal. IN noticing the con-
cert az tive Petersburg Musical Assorn.'"n
on FRIDAY night. says: Miss swain SING
dclqlfhilly. She has clear, swcc, y"
pra,,o voice, highly cultivated ana heN,piH
She sang last night for the first time isioW
aeyereburg audience, and she was ,h1'c
coJnpiimentod with an encore. ~ y hoped
$40 may come 20 our city again.
Miss Violet. the Alexandria faster, COM
r,lcted on Friday night the fiity-iiitu day on
1,r,. Starvation fast; she i alive, and that Is
laII DIR. McWiliams, OF Washington, Is
S,,',isb,nc her with medicine, which she
,alcs. This medicine, a liquid, is sup,
nosed 10 contain nourislnnen'. she sun
refuses TO take food Of any KIND
Tur SOUTHAMPTON CAsE-ANoTnER Ar
ppsT We understand thai negro man,
whose name we did moi learn, was ar
rcstrd Yesterday at Beiticid on The charge
! =, con,nlicity in the recent double MUIR
Low robbery, aud arson, NJ trrcon Plains.
SOUTHAMPTON county, and has been helo
for examination. Tie grounds upon
which he was arreaed, we learn, were Thai
he was seen in the possession OF good
deal OF money, which he was spending
freely. aud that he had been lately WORK
ING in thc vicinity Of the Alcssrs. Prime"
storc Otherwise his conduct was sucli ~
to cause suspicion. No other develop
ments have been made in the case. iR0e|-
appeal.
GorvG TO Brizn. As A Miss1oNARY.-O
Tuesday last Miss Charlotte kompcr, VINO
for ten years has been q member OF the a,
entity of the Augusta Female Seminary, anu
who Inns for some years filed the char ol
HIGHER Mathematics and Senior Latin, lci'
slaunton preparatory to going mission
ary 70 the Presbyterian Mission at Campi-
mas. Brazil. Miss Kemper l. a sister OF
Professor Del. kcmper, OF hampton
Sidney, and cousin Of cN-GoNcrnof
Kemper, Of Virginia. She Is AT pre-
semi visiting her brother at liampGen
Sidney, and will sail next week from Bat
timorc. in company with Rev. Mr.. Lane
and lady, who are returning to the CaDpl-
mas mission. Miss Kcmpcr is one OF the
most highly-lcai1Ied women in Virginia,
and lady oi such beautiful traits OF charac-
ter that both 10 the educational and the
social circle her departure is loss which
will he widely deplored, even though she
20 on 30 good an orrand.-Ndnton m
dicOtOr
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WHAT DIR. BoySToN SAYS, Topeka,
Am, December 30.-Replyins TO the
statement OF Marshal Henry, rs telegraph
ed from Washington, concerning the eX-
penses Incident 10 the Illness of the late
President Garfield, DR.. BOyntOn says he
never made any charges during the Presi-
dents sickness. He had been Garfelds
physician in Ohio, and by request attended
Mrs. Garfield at Washington. When he
left President Garfield gave him check
for 1000, which he returned, saying he
visited Washington as a friend and de-
sired no remuneration for his services.
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Married, on vfosne.dhy. 2sth q Decen9er, al
81. Johns church, nv Rev. \. W. wedfeli, y, De-
MARY u. MCMJNN, daughter OF the late v. a:
McNInn, Esn., Of tijs city, 10 u. CLAlbohN r.
BOYl<lN, OF Middtstown. Ohio.
Married, December 8, 1881, at the rrsidc'lce OF
the brides parents. Willie House, New hen, c1o
WA. iy the Rev. u. Watson Winn. fbDPtNth
WtRRT.N, daughter 81 W. @. Johnson, tsg.' 70
JAMES MACftDUGALI., Of Richmond.
Married, on Tuesday. December 20: les 4. NJ tne
residence ~ the brides mother, W Rev: Mo,,s H.
fl0gc. II. II, X. II. CURTIS 10 Miss HATTIE E'
CAMP. NaCarls. -,
baltimore and Galveston (Texasl paprs please
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nvm cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints. all ovarian troubles Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displacemenls, ana the
consequent spinal .Woakneas. and & particularly
adapted TO the Change OF Life,
twill dissolve and expcl tgnol, from the uterus
in an early stage Of Development. TEciendency to
caucerous tumors :hero Is checkclyery ,rccdiIyby
IS use.
1t removes fainncss, Aatuency, destroys aii
craving for stimuian,s. and relieves weaknc7, If
the stomach. 1t cures Bloating, Headache. Ncr-
vous Prostration, General Debility, sccplessne.s
Depression. ana Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down. causing pain
weight, ana hackachc. Is Away pcrman ,orycurcd
by lis use 1t viii at al times andmder all circwn-
-,,rrts act in harmony with The laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
nlainss of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA +. PINKHAArs VEGETABLE COM
FOUND is prepaid at 233 and 235 Western ave.
nue.. Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; SIX bottles for So
sent by mail in the form Of pills a,oin the form ~
lozenges, on receipt OF price, 81 per box for either
| Mrs. PINKlIAM freely answers al lcitc,r Of in'
quiry. Send for pamphlet. Address a. above
! HeahOn this paper.
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belmont LITnA WATER.
EXCHANGE HoTEL.l
A -. y = = 4

EXCHANGE liOTEL.l
RICHMOND, w, December ri, 1881.
Rfchmond 4. Lacy, ESP Proprietor, UhHe
House, VI:
Dear SiT.--Refcrrfng 10 your request OF ycsler-
day, / would state ia behalf Of "BtLMONT IL
TIA WATER IhAyeusedit largely IN Digestive
troubles with good results, at Was more partcu-
larly struck with its efficacy - Of Pregnant
lns0mnOienCy occurring In my practice some two
years since. The patient was toTlnenicd night In
and night ont with loss Of sleep. could give her
no relief. As dernIcr resort suggested The BEL
MONT LITIlik. The morning succeeding the
nght az IT, trial met her, bright and radiant,
Tic street and She told me the water had given her
Tranquil and refreshing slecp-somethlng she had
mol enjoyed before for some weeks. Acting as u
does on enfecbicd nervous constitutions, think We
can safely cisss 1t with the neryiues.
Very truly Yours,
NJ. u, CARTER, VI. ID.
Sold by CHARLES A. BERRIAN s Co, and al
other Druggists. de 2S-cod2NE
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Brief News Items.

4 bill, has been introduced i'm the House
Of Representatives, Washington, 10 adj
vance the pay of letter-carriers OF the
second class from $500 TO 5000, and the pay
of auxiliary carriers from 500 10 $500.
The performance Of "St. Paul" by the
Oratorio Society in Baltimore Friday night
Is said to have been magnificent. The audi
ence was very large, and the excellence OF
the production was recognized by all.
Anthony Elton, aged f!ty-onc. mer-
chant OF Philadelphia, was caught PROV J.
ing around the Aston House, New York,
Friday night, dressed in female attire. He
had oil black Sllk dress, heh-heeled
shoes. striped stockings, an embroidered
drawers. He was arrested by Detective
Kerwin and locked up,
4 suit for damages has been entered in
Boston by General Butler for $4,000
against Lieutenant-C Commanders c. j..
Train and Theodore Porter, Of the United
States steamer POwhatan. These officers,
while practieihg at the nayy-yard with
rifles, shot John Shea ana James Mulahey
Oh Mystic wharf. Hence the suit.
Colonel Charles s. Spencer appeared be-
fore Governor Cornell at Albany Friday
and opposed the granting OF Warrant,
upon the requisition oi rs Governor Of
Z 'r' Ina. Tor Captain Gilbert Manson, OF
the ship Henry Sutton, charged with kid
mapping at Hampton Roads, Va, colo. cd
boy named Vaughan, and bringing him to
the State 9i New York. Inc Governor re-
served his decision.
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SURPRISING 4 BURGLAR AT WORK AM
|"WINGING" HIN As IIE FLED.-Whiie
Twenty-iirst District Policeman DOuSherty
was plOdding along in the rain md mud on
the Island road near Scycnty-third street,
close by Darby, at 80 O'Clock yesterday
morning, he saw tallish man moving fur
lively about near the residence OF Mrs.
Julia Force. soon the man had his Jimmy
at work on the kitchen door. The police
man stole upon him. revolver in hand, and
suddenly grasped him and ordered him TO
surrender. The man wrenched away and
fed. Dougherty shouted after him. "Stop,
or I'll shoot; but the warning being UNI
needed. fired one shot with good effect,
striking the fugitive in the lett shoulder
and soon disabling him. lie refused 10
give any information about himself ut first,
but finally said his name was John McCar-
son, fifty-fye years old, residing on Hog
Island. First Ward. McCarsOn. after 4
hearing before Magistrate Randall, was
committed TO prison. Philadelphia Times.
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Tux WEATHER.-J. j. MOVES writes to
81, xyo-l;,,,4o, pos,,IEeo,, a. folioIvs.

Tux WEATHER.-J. j. MOVES writes to
The Washington RepuJIiedn as follows;
"The sun, through his enormous heat
ing power. is the cause, and the only
cause, OF oIT daily changes, as well as be-
ing oln great agent OF light and heat.
These changes come, and can only come.
through beat. As for Che moon, her heat,
and therefore her influence, is too con-
temptibic TO speak OF. As for the planets,
they have about aS much influence on the
weather as n diamond in lady'S finger
ring. Now that we have something ,angi-
bic. reliable. and instructive in the wea-
MISUNDERSTANDING which brings us face
TO face with ha.urc--cOmmOn sense bids us
TO direct our intelligence to it, and to
waste no slime on mathematics and 'cy-
cles,' or even ON weather prophets for
they are OF no value"
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MISSING OCEAN STEAMERS London,
December 30.--One coasting steamer and
two steamers engaged in the Mcditerra-
mean trade were finally given up Yesterday
AZ having foundered during the November
gale. The probable loss of life involved
will aggregate 40.
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Nj CLOSING OUT STOCK.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

GREAT REDUCTI IN IN PRICES.
OUR STOCK OF WINTER GOODS, SUCH A.
SILKS AND wORsTED DRESS GOOD;
LADIES WRAPS,
yELyETs, PLUsHEs,
AND OTHER
FABRICS FOR WHITE. ,.EAR,
Il MORE EXTENSIVE THAN IT HAS BEEN
FOR
YEARS THIS LATE IN THE SEASON.
We have therefore concluded 10 close tlcm at
APgICE
THAT WILL AND MUST REDUCE STOCK
wEPREFER LOSING DOLLAR
THIS SEASON
TO TWO THE NEXT,
AND HAVE FOR THIS REASON
MARKED DOWN ALL GOODS
TO THE MOST Liberal VALUES.
We wOnld call special attention 10
FUR-LINED CIRCULARS AND DOLMAN~
ALSO,
CLOAKs, JACKETS, MD ULSTERS,
ALL or WHICH WILL BE CLOSED AZ
LESS THAN COST.
COHEN BROTHERS.
corner Fourth and Broad street,.
dc 3l->l,Su&W
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Let the poor sufferers from feulale COM
plaints take courage and rejoice that pain
less remedy has teeD found. We refer 70
lydia L. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound.
IT is prepared at 233 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass. Send 10 Airs. Pinkham ior
pamphlets.
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Tug Sr. GoTHARb TCSgEL.- Genera, De-
ccmber 30.-Tho trial trip through the 81.
Gothard railway tunnel yesterday was
highly successful. The time occupied in
the passage OF the train was fifty minutes
one way and thirty-three minutes the other.
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No family should he without LYDIA T.. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
Blliousness aud Tolpldlly OF The Liver. Twenty
i've cents per box. Sold 10y All druggists.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
MT 1881. NEw-YEAR.
JULIUS MEYER 6 SON
ARE oPgEnING SPECIAL BARGAINS
FOR TIE NEW YEAR.


In spite Of the immense trade We nave W., r an
10 reduce our stock before taking inventory. ~, ~
or,ler 10 do this We have made spcc"i pr''''
throughout the s'2 pIirs = GOODS
we have stIl large assortment and offer some OK
c 90 IdiRI'pS' DRESS FLANYELs q, l7c, were
ALkLooWWooL FRENCH ARMUREs at i7c.' were
ALiTVeyWviooL coLoRED cAsHMEREs, 35er
cof TSIs SD' wi;oRsTED BRoCADEs, l2Ic., were
3s-in D f. ssiDE-BAND ARMUREs, 1870, were
BR0SzE Wool sERGEs, 1oc:, were lG.G III -,
FANCY TRIMMING STRIPES ana ILAi'S ~
spe srl' rssd Ig@Tu in BLACK and coLoRED
sILks, SATIN DE LYON SILKS and VIII
VIZ" IN BLACK GOODS
VIZ OFFER
ML-WOOL SERGES at zoe, we We're 5uc;;: ,,ro
MLL-WOOL FRENCH BROCADfSH Zo''' "o'e
DoTSLF.wIDTH MONTE CLOTHS at aoc~
ss-imch ESG;LIsH CASHMERE, warranted half
wool, NJ soc. worth tGc.;
s0-nch ALL-WOOL CASHMERE, 35c.;
3s-nch LUPlN's EXTRA-fiNisH .CAsh IL
Full line NJ 'LGSPlN's CAsHNTREs at special low
oar , eniirc stock Of DoLlGANs, JACKETS. u
STEERS and CLOAkS reduced 20 per cent.
~ WHITE GOODS
WE OFFER - ,.
ipcciaI drives In NOTTINGHAM LACE CT IL
TAINs from - per pair up: . ,,.,,>-
100 dozen oXra-large and heavy PURE LINEN
TOWELS n 1910; ,- ,,,-,., -,
so dozen cXtrI-6nc CREAM DAMASh TOWELS
IS dozen PURE LINEN PLAID DoILIES a.
Doe ncr dozen;
$50 HEAVY C0IOEED CROCHET QUILTS at
- worth Sl.JO: ~
7 The RERkSlilRE tEOpItl plIll at si.-"'
/ special bargains in MARsElLLES QUITS from
Sl.5O to &c.
IN order tO reduce orr - -
/ kiD-GLOVE STOCK WE OFFER
Tie TIIREE-BUTTON ALEXANDER KIDS. ~
black and ColOrcd. Ut Doc;
/ Tho "CAMILGE" TMO-BUIION StANl. -
/ KIDS, IN black only. at *l-realar price
/ Sl.7j: ............,.,.
/ special lot TIiREE-BrTTON UNDRESSED
/ KIDS az soc. worth 81.
1 POO dozen CHlLDHEN'S HEAVY II % W =
! MIXED HOSE NJ loo.
julius MEYER & SON.
Col and SOB Broad street.
Closing out our stock Of CARPETS. See our
prices ~ l-cpd
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LADIES AND GENTLFMEsS DRESSING
CASES. woRK-BOXEs, DESKS, BACK
CANNON aud CRIBBAGE-BOARD~:
PROTOGRAPII- SCRAP, aud AUTOGR irr.
ALBrMs;
TOILET SETS; CUPS, SiUCERs. and PIiTT~
In sois: MUGS and VASES;
FLOWER-STANDs. SMOKERS eE4~. GRO
QUIT. and TEN-PINS;
DOLLS, TIN TOYS, sLEIGIis. and BOOMING
HORSES;
HANDKERCHEFs, pAyATs, tbs mj
Bows, COLLARS and CUFFS IN .rf'. and
gUFPLES In great variety;
OTTONANs. UASsOCkS. RUGS. and MT.
WINDOW-siIADEs. COENlCE-, ami POIi~
FOR CURTAINS;
SOCKS, STOCKINGS. and GLOVES r great t.-
rloty:
DRESS GOODS Of every az cr.pi.on ~ io cio..d
ont even at btg loss;
BLANKETS Of every description atior price:
30 pairs CRIB-BLANKETs slightly -l.lel 1i -
apair--rcguhr price. So;
50 piece. TABLE OII-CLOTH 4 ysrl wlic tt
zoe. per yard worth 3Jc.;
300 LACE TIDES - 2Jc. worth 5or.;
200 yards LAMDREQUlN LACE 3d.. p'r ,.r|
worth JOc.
100 WHITE QUILTS 40 Si.2O worth $50:
/ 2iO AIARsEILLEs QUILTS atS2.5o ~Di'hri.
10000 yard. HAMBURG FDGlNG- .uI ~
SETTINGS from A.. o ;l.2J g.. yard.
1000 yards TOECIlON EDCtNG aal fN-!l,I-
INGs from Sc. 20 Gee. pei yart;
100 sets Of LACE CURTAINS frYu - t1 s2j l
set for two window,
PIANO-COyERs nj $50 worth .G IS $3.50
worth so:
DRUGGET tLOOR-CoYIEs,c,tra i.r.o ..ro. af
10 worth -. @, = worth $40, 20 $40 H..r
st3;
+ Bargain 80 CARPETS. RIGS, MATT. kr.1t
LEVY BEOTllfE-.
DECO lol5 and 1919 M.iu .ir,,t.
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G~f7" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad rrcei-).--Rcv. y. u. HAw-
TuORNE, u. d., pastor viii preach on SUNDAY at
IL \. M.-snbiect: Notice for the New Year A;
and at ~ l.. Ai.-.ubject: Whom say Yc that
Am" Nj welcome. y
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\ splendid breakfast on the table sur
rounded by Il family OF coughs. They
used Or. Bulls Cough syrup, and that
family now keeps il always on hand ana
recommends it. Price only D cents Il bot
flo
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FINANCIAL.
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, [
ROOM Z, No. l4j BROADWAY. (
NEW NOEE. December 80. ISL


RICHMOND AID WET POINI TEKNINAI1
RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY, {
Room Z, No. l15 BROADWAY.
NEW NOER. December 80. 1851.
TIIEs BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
L TIVE RICHMOND AND WEST POINT
TERN1NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE.
COMPANY. having determined 10 iucrcIsc The
capital stock OF the company To FIVE MILLION
DOLLARS, rs Authorized by it. charter, offer -
the stockholders. Of record January 10. 1882. tho
option of subscribing 10 the new stock 10 par 10
tie extent of twO-ihiris Of their holding. The
subscriptions VIII Dc payable at The Office OF the
company in New York n followe-yi2.:
ON 81 SCRiBlNG. 10 percent:
ON FEBRUARY l5ru. 20 per cent:
ON AIRiL lbrIi. 20 per cent;
ON JUNE 18Th, 20 pr cent:
ON AUGUST lJ1iI. 20 ptr cent:
ON OCTOBER 10TH. 10 Per ccnt.-l00 per
cent:
with interest on The deferred payment, al the rate
of per cent. per annum. thr right being gwen 90
subscribers 10 anticipate The same ~ any iiIc and
stop interest, and receive iull-paid certificate
therefor.
The books Of the company will DC closed by The
Union Trust COMPANY. uf New York transfer
agent. at o'clock r. NJ, on the 10TH DAY or
JANUARY. and rcoIcncd at y O'Clock \. Vi. on
the 10TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1852. Stock
holders wishing 90 subscribe viii si-h the annexed
form of subscription and forward 20 a. Office Of
the company, Room ?, No. liJ Broadway. New
York, on or before the 1Gth day Of January. 1882.
accompanying same with remittance 81 10 ger
cent, or for the whole subscriptions may bc IRE
icrrod. WILLIAM Il. JHsCG
IA l-td General Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-01

HoRsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE \ NERVE
TONIC.-I believe that IIOrsiords Acid
Phosphate is preparation Of real merit.
and valuable in cases when nerve TONES are
indcatcd.-J. f. Morris, VI. D., HORNE.
Mo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-01

III WEEK or layer. The
week Of prayer Of the Young Men Christian A.
ISOLATION viii begin on MONDAY tlie I'd instant,
and continue lOr one week. The fri meeting viii
bc held in tlsc Grace-Stroct Presbyterian chuch.
Services commence at 3 L. NJ, Rev. WILLIAM T..
JONES uresidiug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-01

From the correspondence between Gen.
:. G. Burbridge and Hon. j. G.. :. Black
burn published in the Washington RepNb-
iicdp yesterday il is evident that the tele-
grams sent off by newspaper correspond
ents are greatly exaggerated. They seemed
to have guessed at the purport Of the cor
rcspondence, and consequently their de-
duction that a duel was imminent is with
out foundation