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House n list OF oil notaries pubic nov III
commission in Virginia, and the oa'c o'
each commission.
Adopted.
By Mr.. KEIJ.AN: mi.
'P,solred ftha senate concurring), That
the General Assembly Of Maryland DC re-
ouested To proceed, as soon as practieaoe,
to take the necessary steps TO mark inc
boundary-line between the two states as
asccrtained by arbitration and ratified ny
tbe two States and accepted by the Con-
press of the United States, and that ms
Excellency the Governor OF Virginia be
requested 10 forward a copy OF tins resolii.
tion 70 his Excelency the Governor oil
MARYLAND, with the request that he com,
municate n copy thereof to the General
Assembly OF Maryland.
nv Mfr. STEuART: Petition OF taxpayers
in the county of Alexandria setting forth
the burdensome county levy imposed upon
them by reason OF the small population ana
taxable values, and PRAYING TO be annexed
10 the county of Fairfax. Referred TO the
Committee for Courts Of Justice.
FROM THE SENATE.
Messages were received from tho Senate
informing the House OF the passage OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad CONSOLE
dation bill and the Virginia and Carolina
railroad bill.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill No. 20, to re0rganize the luna
tic asylums and Deaf. Dumb, and Blind In
stitution.
Senate Joint resolution inStructing our
| senators and requesting our representatives
/ in Congress to support the Blair school
bill, now pending in Congress.
! The House then adjourned.
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4ithmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. 1887
heCnrrency.

The recent speeches In the United states
senate on the subject OF rcfunding inc
WINDOW bonds have called attention 10 inc
,,ct that II the Government bonds were all
Maid of there would be 10 basis for our
present national-bank notes. Inc Nduon
., this week discusses at some length the
questions involved in the debates no"
Going on In the senate, and reaches the
conclusion that a few changes in the pres
eut national banking laws would secure 10
the country safe currency even when
there shall be no Government bonds 10 DE
dcposited in tho United States Treasury as
n security for the note-holders OF the ma
,ional banks. The Nation would have the
Stockholders rendered liable for their bank
notes 10 an unlimited amount. There are
other suggestions in its article which WIN
attract attention in due time.
senator VEST, Of Missouri, has been con-
sidering the same subject, and has proposed
that silver certificates shall be substituted
for the bank-notes a. fast as these latter are
withdrawn. The silver to be deposited Iii
the national treasury as silver is now de-
positcd there, and 10 he he'd as redemp-
tion fund. lie says that an abundance OF
silver can be secured for the purpose, ana
that the country will then have perfectly
safe circulating medium. And it does seem
that a paper currency fof every dollar OF
which there is dollar in silver in the na-
tional treasury. which latter may be oD-
tanned by anybody who will there present q
silver certificate and demand 1t, ought 10 be
AZ least safe currency.
The present national currency Is by far
the best circulating medium we have ever
had in this country. The Government
might well afford to keep outstanding
bonds Of It's own sufficient to constitute n
basis for that currency If there were no
other mode OF accomplishing the object
desired. Mr.. VEsT's plan strikes Us at the
first glance as being better than 1he
Nations. or any other competing one
which has been proposed or suggested.
But the importance Of not deprecia-
ting or lowering the character OF the
circulating medium OF country OF
more than fifty millions OF inhabitants
cannot lie over-estimated. No new scheme
ought to be adopted until after ii has been
considered in all its details, and its proba-
bic operation been determined by careful
forecast. Far better would it he for the
Government TO continue to pay interest on
i've hundred millions Of dollars Of bonds
than to allow the country TO lose hundreds
Of millions Of dollars annually by reason
Of bad currency.
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The City Fathers OF Alexandra are max
ing strenuous efforts to have the Legislature
leave Richmond and meet there. The ID
zette says n dispatch received IN That city
Thursday from member OF the Legislature
states that the General Assembly would
neither adjourn or remove It's sessions from
Richmond.
An exceedingly handsome and conye'
niently-arranged car for the use OF the
president and paymaster Of the road was
YESTERDAY completed ut the shops OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad in this city.
II is one OF the handsOmcst cars ever Dulit
at these shops or ever placed on this road
Petersburg Inde1-Appedt.
Mr.. Everett Donaghe, formerly OF this
place and editor Of this paper. sboJ ana
killed man in New Mexico recently IN
self-defence. The particulars nave mol
reached us yet ALeghdny Tribune
Tha Farmville Journal says: owe learn
that at the last County Court in Bucking-
ham public meeting OF the citizens OF
the county was held, and resolutions favor
ing a subscription to the Buckingham rail-
road on the part OF the county were
adopted"
A Williamson's correspondent OF the
AHeghdRy Tribune says: "Lots OF boys
have begun to read up in Indian history:
Bob NEWMAN threw down dime mover
last week, ierked up a dilapidated gun,
fired it of, and scalped the BARRIERS sign
post. thinking that the redskins were upon
him. A fruitful imagination is a good
thing"
In the Hastings Court Of Petersburg on
Thursday nole proSequi was entered by
the Commonwealth i'm the ease OF Edward
Branch. charged with felony. The indict'
ment found against him by the grand jury
charged that on the 10Th OF November oi
last wear he did set fire TO and cause the
burning of certain dwelling-house on
Wilcox street, the property OF John T.
Branch. The house proved to have been
unoccupied for several months, and the IN
dictment was at fault i'm alleging it to have
been a dwelling. The proceedings IN the
case will therefore have 10 be started anew
\ new warrant for Branch's arrest was
sworn out and executed, and the case wa
10 have come before the Mayor yesterday
II j. understood, however, that c0llnSe
will waive an examination before th'
Mayor. so that the case can 90 at once De
fore a special grand jury, which the Cour
directed to be summoned.
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PETERSBURG.
ursrrSos COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
BRIDGES, &C.

ursrrNos COURT NORTHUMBERLAND TO
BRIDGES, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond D On
JANUARY 90, 1882.
for two ar three DAYS. The Common
weal;h' IFS docket oc was small and Of compare;
our merchants who had been indicted Tor a
technical violation OF the law, II, ia,'lng 10
make their quarterly returns OF sales to
the commissioner Of the revenue. con-
i fs SY Judgment, at the same time declar
ing that they had no intention OF in any
manner defrauding the Co (, sn0 av",
Rridccs over several OF the streams run
ming through Dinwiddie county have been
seriously damaged by the recent floods. The
rebuilt last year, was partially wrecked by
heavy raft brought down against II seVe-
raj days ago by the freshct..
ROBIN ADAIR.
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The Alexandria and Washington
RniIrOnd Case.

The case Of Alexander Hay against the
Alexandria aud Washington Railroad Com
pany was before Judge Robert W. Hughes
OF the United States Circuit Court, in SEES
sion in this CITY. again on Thursday, but
for short time only. The motion for the
appointment OF a receiver of the road hay
ing been sustained, as before stated, the
filing OF the order in the case was fixed for
Thursday. The order as then read by
General Wells appoints George e WI, " llk >,is
receiver of the road, and requires him (the
receiyer) TO make monthly reports OF his
doings to the clerk OF the court in this city,
and appoints John c. Fowler master Ior
the purpose of receiving the SAID reports
and provides for an inventory oil al tne
property Of the road. some objections, 10
the order were made 10y Mr. Francis hn,ler,
OF Washington, who represents eer, Ia!
creditors of the road, including The DIS
trict Of Columbia, but upon explanation
they were not insisted upon.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
MILL BURNT-HIGH PRICE OF CORN AND MEAL
WHEAT AND ICE CROPS, &C.

WHEAT AND ICE CROPS, &C.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Di-paich.J
JANUARY 10, 1882.
The grist- and saw-mill OF Mr.. William
B. Estes, near Madison run. was burned
last night, together with a considerable
quantity OF corn stored therein.
1t j. feared that il was the work OF an in
cendiary. for although there was a stove in
the mill-housc, in which there had been fire
the evening before, the room in which the
stove was situated was the last part OF the
house that was burned.
The local demand for corn and meal here
i such that the price at home Is equal to or
greater than prevails in any OF the CONNER
cial centres, north or south. Meal Is sold
1t dollar bushel at several points in the
county, and the supply is not equal to the
demand.
The growing wheat crop is looking eX-
ceptionally well.
There was but little ice gathered during
the late (and only freeze, and those who
failed to gather then are somewhat dcspe-
rate.
The people OF the county are gratifed al
/ the assiduOus efforts OF their worthy dele
gate in behalf OF the Clay and Washington
statues. Indeed, there is some apprehen'
sion that that the Legislature may ere
move" these statues about the lst OF May
and authorize the Governor to substitute
others. commemorative OF some OF the apoS-
ties OF the new faith i'm their stead. They
regret. too. that they have been in some
sort compelled to admire Mr.. Massey ioi
his resistance to caucus dictati0n; but they
are not concerning themselves much about
the pending financial legislation.
"The sunshine is forgotten" for some
I weeks in this section. DENNIS.
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FANCY GOODS.

: 7 L V EMS
HAS OPENED DURING IHl, WEEK:
Another lot of those POCKEI-H0Oh> ar g. -
they arc well worth 81
A lot Of KID PURSES at IOc.;
80 BANDED CHAMBER sEr-at 5Uc. lc.. r..
the usual price;
80 DECORATED ENGLISH IT'S ata'U- ID
figure;
100 dozen Of those PLAT GOBLETSat
4 large invoice of GLASS PITCHERS, BOW l-
scts II GOELET>, CIfAMPAGNEs, CT
REFS. &c.. &C.. in handsome shapes a. d
price:
20 racka2c~ Of WHITE POECELAlN Goul>
with PLATES. CUPS and SAUtLl-
CARVED DISHES and PITCHERS. 20 r.
old price, at which sold such an immo-
quantity Of the-c goods last Scptcmho- a
October;
- dozen TIN CTsPADORE> at our Old price.
\ big lot Of TIN HOUSEKEEPING GOODS b.
great variety and az prices that viii -,i' te.
whatever the opposition may DO.
The places sTtFLN~.
m2l 900 Broad -if''..
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LYNCHBURG.

A NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LATEST RAILROAD
ACCIpENT-sENT TO THE GRAND JURY
PER- OVAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatchl
JANUARY 10, 1882.
An important meeting OF prominent
businessmen was held yesterday 10 cor
sidert prdcticability OF establishing here a
new iron-foundry and general machine
works. 1t is proposed to organize JOINT
stock company with n capital OF not less
than 500, 900 nor more than SjOO,OOO. At
the meeting yesterday $4,000 was SUD
scribed in a few minutes and committee OF
three appointed TO canvass for additional
subscriptions to-day. At this writing the
committee is out i'm the interest OF the
scheme, and have already run the subscrir-
tion list up 10 fiity-odd thousand dollars.
The works will be located on the upper
basin. on the site OF the old Jamcs-Riyer
Foundry. lately destroyed by fire. The
names Of Mr.. Il. II. T.. Adams and Robert
w. Crewshaw. Esq, have been promi-
nently mentioned in connection with the
presidency Of the company. Mr. {. W.
Lawrie, of Pennsylvania, will be the SUI
pcrintendent.
An inquest was held yesterday evening
over the remains OF the MN who was
killed on the Virginia Midland railroad,
and the Jury entirely eXoncrated the en-
gineer and railroad company from blame.
The body was identified as that OF William
II. Hopkins. OF Calls Mill, Amherst coun-
ty, son OF Arthur Hopkins, deceased, who
was an officer of the old Farmers Bank, OF
this city. The remains and effects were
forwarded 10 his relatives to-day.
ROYAL Thompson and Henry MITCHELL
two negroes implicated in the robbery OF
the store OF Lee, Taylor d Co., on Main
street. have been sent on TO the grand jury
for Indictment. Several other parties were
arrested charged with completely in the
robbery. but for want OF evidence were
dismissed by the Mayor.
At the annual meeting OF the slockhold-
crs Of tine Lynchburg Gas-Light Company
Yesterday Mr.. Robert W, Crenshaw was re-
elected president OF that Institution.
4 negro brakeman was killed on the
Norfolk ana Western road yesterday near
Biz Tunnel, being knocked from freight
ear.
Rev. |. s. Penn was acquitted OF rape IN
/ the County Court Of Amherst yesterday.
4 report OF a grave robbery in the adj
joining county OF AppomattoX reached the
city to-day.
The streets Of the city are in worse con
dition than ever before known.
BEAUMONT.
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THE BILL TO RE0RGANIzE THE LuNATIC
ASYLUMs AND TIE DEAF, DUMB, AND BLIND
INsrITuTIoN.-Th The second section OF the
above-named bill is is follows:
.. The offices OF all directors to said asy-
lums. and the said Deaf. Dumb, and B!lnd
Institution, shall be. and the same are here
bv, declared vacant upon the 10Th day OF
February, 1882, and all offices therein filled
bv said Board OF Directors as at present
constituted shall be. and the same are here
by. declared vacant upon the lst day OF
March, 1882.
Mr.. SKINNER, Of Augusta, moved in the
House to amend this section by striking
out all after the words February, eighty
two." to the end OF the section, and insert
ing in lieu thereof the following:
..And anv Office therein, filed by said
Board OF Directors as at present constl-
tutcd shall be, and the same Is hereby, de-
clared vacant, and shall be abolished upon
The lat day of March, 1882, if the Board
thereof appointed under this act shall be
of opinion that said Office is not necessary
10 the proper management and well-OeIng
thereof: but no officer in any Of said
moved during the term OF office for which
he may have been elected by the existing
Board, unless in the Judgment OF the
Board which shall be appointed under this
act said officer shall be lacking Ill proper
qualifications for the office he fills, or shall
have proven, or shall prove, unIalthful III
the discharge of his duties, or shall have
become disqualified by reason OF sickness
or some bodily OF mental milrmlty llkely
10 be of long continuance; and before re-
moving any officer for the reasons aI0re.
stated the Board shall give him ten days
notice in writing Of their contemplated
action, setting forth the grounds on Whlcl
il is proposed TO remove him, and shal
hear him in his defence, together VIII
such testimony, properly bearing on III
case, as he may Offer
Upon this amendment the ayes and noe
we're ordered, and it was lost, the Con
acknowledgements voting undniinOuSl.
for IL, and the Readiusters unGnimouSl!
against it.
80 the Readjustcrs wouldn't agree f
allow 10 remain in their places even thos
officers Of the various State institution
who have always performed their duty
and against whom no charges can b
brought. Governor HOLIDAY appomte
the directors of the lunatic asylums in Nc
vcmber last, as required by law. Thes
directors are perfectly willing to surrer
der their places. All that the friends {
The institutions ask is that the faithful, eN
perienced. and competent officers shall /
allowed 10 remain.
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Petersburg Harbor Improvement.

Colonel William p. Craighill, engineer in
charge OF this portion Of the coast survey,
has advertised for proposals for dredging
the harbor at Petersburg-proposals to be
received until noon OF February lst. The
specifications for the dredging are an
nounced, and, as will be seen, call for a
channel 40 feet wide, 1,2O0 feet long, and
So feet deep at mean low water, running
through the harbor in front Of the wharyes.
The work is TO be commenced within thirty
days after the award Of the contract, and is
to be completed within two months from
its commencement.
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Last week Lieutenant Mcdonald, who
has been scouting along the southern bor-
der OF New Mexico with twenty men, look
ing for the trail OF Mana and his Apaehes,
crossed the line into Chihuahua, ana was
arrested by the Mexican authorities ana
taken 10 chihuahua City for trial Tor tne
invasion. The facts have been reported 10
tho War Department ut Washington.
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The new bill Of the RoSdiusters provides
for the appointment Of directors Of the
several institutions named for three years.
The Readjusters evidently do not expect
the next Legislature to follow their ex-
ample, or they would have the new direc-
tors appointed for only two years.
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Anna Dickinson's dt6ut as Hamlet was
made in Rochester, \. y, on THURSDAY
night before large and apprecia'iAy,e, auul,
ence at the Grand Opera-llouse. Inc Iocal
criticisms are friendly, and in some cases
enthusiastic.
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II FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streets Rev. j. Il. llAW-
THoRNE, d. d., pastor, will preach on SUNDAY at
IL \. M.-subiect: Men Who Know and Approve
the Right, but Love and Practice the Wrong
Rev. W. ID. THOMAS, ID. d., professor I'm Richmohd
College, will preach at ~ =. VI. All welcome.
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.-opAPK-pTACE METHODIST

CIurRCH. west Franklin sirect.-Seryices az /
4. NJ. bv the pastor. Rev. JOIN HANNON-subiect
" F,thetics." The congregation viii please bring
their Bibles. At7HP M. Rcy.JAMEs N.liowELL
will preach ard conduct revival exercises, assisted
by the pastor. The first few months of Mr.. How
ELLIS ministry were blessed with hundreds Of con-
versions
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We publish this morning, from Hon. j.
l.. VI. CURRY, agent Of the Peabody fund,
a letter which will be found highly inter-
esting by persons enlisted in the cause Of
education.
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p. ENGLAXD, HOT SPRINGS, ARK, says: !
make no war on the waters or physicians
but cay all praise to ;. ;. ;. for curing me
after both had failed. Price 81 and Sl.'J
uer bottle.
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THE RocKBRIDGE CRANK.-The Wing OF
yesterday reports JIM FRAZER, OF Rock
Ebridge, as having made the following state
'mcnt:
For long years il Is we'll known when
ever the Dispatch wants to say anything
particularly mean Of those who happen to
differ from the editor it goes out OF the way
TO copy articles, thus avoiding personal
responsibility"
We have only to say that JIM FRAzlER Is
a liar.
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"The melancholy days have come, the
saddest Of the year." because OF the great
increase Of suffering induced by colds,
coughs. asthma, etc, all OF which DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will promptly cure.
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II GRACE-STREET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rey. DIR. READ, pa,tor.-ser-
Vices at / \. VI. and at 4. T.. VI. The discussed
=, T.. VI. viii be u continuation Of series on the
Parallels OF our Lord.
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NJ TRINITY CHURCH Corner OF
Twentieth and Broad strects)-Rey j. WILEY
BLEDsoE. pastor.-Preachng at IL \. VI and al
1880 T.. VI. Young mems prayer-meeting from 3
to 4 L. NJ.
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The Dispatch at one time took the same
view, substantially, now taken by Mr.. SEQ
vile. Is the Dispatch "crankyt" Or,
like Guiteau, was it only under a "tempo-
Iary mania" when il took that view p
Wig.
That Is news 10 us. viii the Wig
please tell us what we said that could pos
sibly bear such a construction, and when
we -aid itf
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IL CENTENA AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH south side Grace street between Fourth
and Fifth strcetsl.-Seryccs at IL 4. VI. and ~ +.
NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev T. A.PETEBsoN.
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III BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH (coruer Tenth and Broad).-suNDAN'
January 22.-Prcaching by Rev. W. 6. STARR
ID. d.. pastor. At IL \. M.-subiect, "ls This an
Ace Of Mraclcs?" At4 =. M.-subioct The DE-
rect Route TO Heaven cordial invitation to all
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Nr- FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad)-Hey. W. G. SCHAEFF EH, pastor.-Preach-
mgat11 \. NJ. and 1870 +. VI. strangers and VS.
it0rs welcome. Seats free
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &.

CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.
FINE AND ARTISTIC CHINA
FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Just received
BERLIN FIGURES,
DRESDEN ORNAMENTS,
VENETIAN VASES,
MALACHlTE COLOGNE SETS,
HAYTLAND's DESSERT SITS,
LONDON SMOKED ICE-CREAM SITS
PERSIAN TEA SERVICES,
FRENCH BRONZEs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
BRIGHT STEEL FIRE SITS,
JAPANESE COAL VASES.
and host Of articles useful As well as ornamental
for Holiday Presents, which l am Offering at loN
prices.
store open until o O'Clock.
=. i. TAYLOR,
del7 loil Main street, opposite post-oiiice.
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~ FIRST PRESBYTE RI A y
CHURCH.-Rey. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. d., pastor
Services at IL \. ". and 1880 T. VI.
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l~f3@ MONUMENTAL CHURCI-Rey.
j. G.. ARMSTRONG, ID. D., rector.-Serylces at IL
\. W. and 3. p. VI. sunday school M % A. VI.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, COMPANY C!-You
IA are hereby notified 10 attend an important a
meeting Of the company at the Regtmentll M
Arm0ry, Seventh aud Marshall street., THIS IL
saturday. EVENING at 81 o'clock. Every mem
Der Is urgently requested TO be present
by order OF Captain DAVIS. -
n. II. MOSBI,
ia Gilt Acting First Sergeant.