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and recommend the following standing
committees Of the Senate for the session
fowit: Names omitted.1
The question on agreeing 10 the report
being put, was determined in the affrma-
tive.
Report from the superintendent Of
Public Grounds and buildings.
Yesterday Speaker Fowler laid before
the House communication from the SUI
pcrintendent OF Public Grounds and Build
ings In response to . resolution relating 10
public property owned by The State IN TINS
city.
The report presented the following list t:
Capitol and Governors grounds, peniten-
tisry grounds, cattle-pens or lots. Medical
College, State Courthouse, Public ware
house. armory grounds, Penitcntiary-
Spring lot, rope-walk lot, and granite
quarries.
The first five enumerated are very neces-
sary for the purpose Of State government,
being in daily use and occupancy; and the
report says that the last five are OF no use,
ard their ownership subjects the State to
annual losses.
The Public warehouse was estimated TO
I've worth from one TO two hundred thou
sand dollars (quitc a marginal di1erence),
and brings in net rental OF about $4,000.
Tho armory or arsenal lot was reported
20 be very valuable. and Its taxable value
Is at least eight times the amount received
by the State In rental.
The enitentary-SprIng lot Is said to be
OF no use, and, moreover, costs the State
a considerable sum in efforts to improve 1t.
The rope-walk was reported yaluelesS,
and the sale Of the Public warehouse,
armory grounds, Penitentiary-spring lot,
and rope walk were recommended.
The report was ordered TO be printed,
and that portion Of 1t which referred to the
deduction OF water rents at the armory lot
WIS, on motion OF Mr.. Giddings, referred
10 the Committee for Courts of Justice.
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Virginia News.

The Grand Lodge OF Knights OF Pythias
Of Virginia will meet in annual session in
Portsmouth next month.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Batemln, who was stricken
with paralysis short time ago, died at his
home, in Alexandria, on Wednesday.
Captain T. O. Sharp, for a number OF
years resident of GOrdonsyIlle, but for the
last ten or twelve years a resident Of Hin
ton, w. Va, died at the latter place few
days since after long illness.
On Monday Mrs. John Griffin, on Dry
run, left her house for short time in
charge Of her little daughter, in whose care
she also left an infant. The clothes Of the
iaiter In some way took fire, burning the
child so badly that II survived its injuries
only few hours.-Pdge Courier.
They are organizing a Harbor Club in
Petersburg, whose members are "to use all
proper means to secure such action by our
city authorities as will cooperate with the
Federal Government In placing the city
harbor In proper nayigable condition. The
Club L. expected TO obtain the signature OF
every voter In the city favorable TO the OBJ
ject had In view.
Miss Emily G. White, Il wel-known and
bighly-esieemed young lady OF Baltimore,
died suddenly at Fortress Monroe Tuesday
morning, whittier she had gone for her
health short time since. Miss White is
the daughter Of Mrs. John Campbell White,
and the niece Of Mayor White, Judge
Pinkney, and Mrs. Osmond Tiffany. The
remains were taken 10 Baltimore on We'd
nesday.
A MIRACULOUS EscAPg.-On last Mon
,Iay Mr.. I. N. CorbiD WAS engaged in roll
Ing logs down grade 10 his saw-mill ON
Mil creek. By some mschance large log,
twenty feet long, struck bis tiye-year-old
.op and passed over the whole length OF his
body from his feet, stopping at his chin. |
Mr.. Corbin with a handspike hurrledly
jfted It of him and started for doctor.
Arrived at his house, Or. Hudson, after a I.
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E0RTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
Il AN OLD NURSE.

MRS wiNsI.ow's SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription OF one of the best female physicians
ana nurses in tie United States, and has been used
for forty years with neyer-faiing safety and sue
ccs by millions Of mothers aud children, from the
feeble infant of one week old to the admit II cor
reefs acidity OF the stomach, relieves wind-colc,
regulates the bowels, aud gives rest, health, and
cOmfo.t 20 mother and child. We believe IT the
best and surest remedy IN the world In all cases Of
DYSMNTERY aGd DIARRHEA In children,
whether arising from teeihing or from any other
cause. full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac stmns
Of CURTIS & PERKINS Is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all Observation-Disclosures. Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle. ia 27-eodlw
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DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
CARDoZo, ALsoP, MosBY q CO.,
zoos EAST MAIN STREET,
FouRoUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & CO..
429 EAST BROAD STREET.

For the balance OF this winters season we are
Offering special inducements. CLoAks, DOL
MANS, ULsTERs, JACKETS, and other WIN
TER wRAPPINGS at greatly reduced rates.
From our various departments we have now
cullcd all the short ends and remnants. Among
this lot can be found many valuable STAPLE and
FANCY GOODS at less than half value. For
Chidren's Clothing these offer special attractions.
BROCADEs AND FANCY SILK NOVELTIES
Of rich and elegant designs at cost and under.
These inducements are offered In ordcrto close out
certain lots of goods before our annual inventory,
February 1, 1882. These statements are not made
TO deceive the public, but to carry out our we'll
known business policy.
DOMESTIC AND II0USE-FURNISuING
GOODS.
During the present and coming months we are
opening superb and varied assortment Of
DANIAsKS,
NAPKINS.
CRETONNES,
TOWELS,
WINE-CLOTHS,
SHEETINGS,
SILK liNNNs
PLLOW-CAs and sHEETING-LINENs,
IRISH LINENS.
On these goods WE offer greater inducements
than any house in the South.
Our large purchases will convey at once TO the
discriminating trade certain facts that speak for
themselves.
We respectfully challenge comparison of terms
with any regular house in this country.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Any special or unique designs In DRESS FAB
RIGS. "A sample or description Of which may have
been secured elsewhere We promise 10 produce at
SAME PRICE, and FREE or ENrRESSAGE. This
offer refers to any goods usually included IN dry
goods house.
We have Just opened new and handsome line Of
BLACK SATIN DE LYONS.
SATIN RHADAMES,
SATIN SURAIlS,
SATIN DE MERYEILLEUN.
Our stocks Of STANDARD GOODS are unusually
complete.
KID GLOVES in all the novelties Of coloring
and stye just opened.
FOURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE CO.,
CARDOZO, ALSOP, MOSBY & co.
IA 22-eod
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BriefS.-Much sympathy is felt by this
community for the bereayed parents OF
James Ernest Baugh, a bright little lad,
whose funeral occurred Yesterday from his
fathers house. on Decatur street.
The Council Committee on Finance was
in session last night considering various
subjects having bearing on the monetary
status OF the corporation. The Council
will meet next on the first Friday in Feb
rtIary.
The sleet disappeared yesterday as quick
" as il came the day before. The streets
and many OF the sidewalks are in very bad
condition for satisfactory locOmotiOn.
As related some time since, L. Il. llowle
succeeds Il. \. Hancock rs superintendent
Of Manchester public schools. The APP
pointment was conferred by the Board OF
Public instruction, but will have to be en-
dorsed by the Senate.
The bin for dividing Manchester into
two wards, divided 10y Hull street into east
and west sections, has been NariouSly
amended since its Introduction, one OF
them providing also for the election OF
certain officers ly the people.
The world is full of noble and gentle
souls, and such large percentage OF them
have located in Manchester that the Dis
patch news-gathcrer in that yicinage is sell
dom without the benson which wells up
naturally in the hearts of those who would
rather "bless" man for nothing than
omit the privilege.
The Manchester RoadjusteTs who are not
strictly o. the ring order very deeply re-
greet the measures being taken to abbrevi-
ate the political existence OF Auditor Mas
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The Ice Crop.

II is the opinion OF ice-dealcrs in Balti-
more that the prospects for ice south OF the
Hudson are very bad, and that the Susque-
hanna i ont OF the question entirely. One
firm report that they are now gathering
beauiful.ice on the Kennebcc river Maine,
from u 20 Ii inches thick, with which they
expect to fill their houses, at present need
ing $4,000 tons to complete their capacity,
there being $4,000 tons on hand from last
year OF ice 2S inches thick. The drawback
on the Kennebec this year has been the
snow before the freeze began.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ptc,tuoyD aAzAAR. 10 a. NJ, large lot of
secondhand clothing.
mo. r. LAUGHTON, JR., 10Y A. NJ, oil-paint-
iugs, watches, jewclry. &c.
las. MACDOUG ALL. 10Y A. NJ, household tur-
nsture, carpets. mirrors, dahlask cui.nns'
library and parior suits, scwing-machihes'
mattresses, &C. .,
". GODDIN,4 4. NJ, two tenements at the SOUTH
west corner OF Grace and Nintcenth Streets
cptrBBs A WILLIAMS, 3 T.. w., trustees sale oil
Bessemer mountain property OF tne birning-
and Campbell counties. fourteen miles helow
Iynchburg on the Richmond and Aneghany
railroad
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AUCTION sALEs-..This Day.
By Grubbs a Williains'
Real Estate Agents and Ancuoneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

hedl f.eilte hRthts hii'
Eleventh street between Main and BANK
TRUSTEES SALE OF Thu BEssE.
il MER MOUNTAIN PROPERTY W IHE
BIRMINGHAM COAL AND Mn tntDDtI I III ~ 1,oIfI'
TIES, ABOUT i3i, MILES BELOW, LnNHii-
BURG. on TIE RICHMOND MD ALbh1nA-
Ny RAILROAD, AT AUCTION.-In execution
Of a decd of trust from the Birmingham coai ana
Iron Company, dated August 20, lcSo, am uuIy
recorded. being thereto required Dy tie huueis pl
the notes secured will sell by aucuoh' "P"" 'ie
premises, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 1882
at 3 O'Clock +. NJ the PROPERTY above, and de-
scribed IN said deed rs the Turner tract, 40 asr,s
Webb tract, 67h acres: lie Grahu ,Ilc., ouo.s
acres Whitehead tract 10y acre
$40 acres: and Dtnkiil traci, 40 nores-e"i-
braclng total Of 1918 ACRES. -,
This property Is noted rs being OF tle mos, aniu-
able IN the Stale for It's RICH DEPOSITS OF TIE
FINEST IRON ORE and possesses every facility
Tor the most profitable working. IL has front oi
several miles on the Richmond ana Alicghsny ran,
road, and is in close proximity 70 tne NoriOlh anu
Western railroad. Those Interested IN sucn enter
prises would do well to examine tue property be-
fore the day Of sale. 80 .,,,.
Persons attending the sale will stop at Galtyille
station. on the Richmond and Alleghany r,lroau'
leaving Richmond by the A. Train anu hfhoh-
burg by the a. VI, freight train.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to detray tne expenses Oh
executing the trust and to pay on three notes
for S.. 900 each, with interest ut per cent per an
mum from August 25, 1880 the balance upon
terms To be rcscribed by the rantors In said deed
and upon their failure to do, theu upon terms 10
be named by the trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. IA IL
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OaiciaI SmaII.Pox Report.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
RICHMOND, VA, January 2G, 1882.
To The Editor Of the Dispatch:
No new case OF smallpox or variOloid
has been developed in the last twenty-fom
hours.
Respectfully, j. G. CABELL,
President Board Of Health.
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by Jas. Macdougall, Auctioneer,
No. 10 Governor street.


DEREMPTORY SALE OF EXCEL
i LENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
PETS. MIRRORS. DAMASK CURTAINS, IL
BHARY AND PARLOR SUITS, SEWlNG-MA-
CHIMES, MATTRESSES, &C., AT AUCTION
On
FRIDAY THE 9TH INSTANT,
at 10Y O'Clock, win sell. nj my warerooms up
STAIRS. large and most excellent assortment
Of the abOyc-named articles. embracing
/ MASSIVE OAK LIBRARY SUIT. covered In
wme-colored leather. of eight pieces; ...,
FINE PARLOR SUITS IN ROSEWOOD AND
WALNUT, covered I'm plush, raw SILK, ana
hair-clOth:
BRUSSELS AND THREE-PLY CARPETS:
WALNUT AND OTHER CHAMBER SUITS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT PARLOR. d.
NING-ROOM. AND RECEPTION CHAIRS;
2 HANDSOME FRFNCH-PLATE PIER MIR
RORS. with MARBLE STANDS;
| PAIR FINE DAMASk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
HAIR AND SIiUCK MATTRESSES:
/ CABINET-CASE WHEELER WILSON
SEWlNG-MACHINE. In good order:
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT BEDSIEADS,
BUREAUS, WARDROBES, AND WASH
STANDS:
REFRIGERATORS, TENDERS; -.
COOKING, SELF-FEEDlNG, AND OTHER
STOVES:
TOILET SETS, kITCIIEN-WARE GENERAL
Ll. and many other arti les too numerous 10
mention.
These goods, belonging 20 families leaving The
city, are confdentally recommended rs frst-clnSs
and merit the attention of hOusekecpcrs generally
sale positive. JAS. MACDOUGALL,
IA 20 Auctioneer.
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H0RsFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE, BRAIN To-
-lIorsford's Acid Phosphate is cordial
ly recommended by +. W. Robertson, NJ.
d., OF Cleveland, as brain and nerve tonic,
especially in nervous debility.
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ONE GENTLEMAN WHO HAD BEEN con-
fined TO his he'd six weeks with Mercurial
Ehcumatism has been entirely cured with
5. s. 5. ChlCs & Berry, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Price 81 and S1.7j per bottle.
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HAVE YOURSELF yACCISATED, keep good,
cheerful fires, and buy your ANTHRACITE COAL,
KlNDLING and COOKING WOOD. always dry, from
CRUMP & WEST,
17l9 east Cary street.
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by W. GoddIn & Son, Auctioneers.

GALE AT AUCTION OF TWO COM
- FORTABLY-BUILTT ENEMENTS At THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF GRACE AND
NINETEENTH STREETS.-Willb be sold NJ auc-
ton. on the premises. on
FRIDAY, JASUARY 81. 1852,
at 4 O'Clock L.. w., those TWO BRICK TENE-
MENTS located as above, each fronting 20 icet
and running back about 100 feet. Each tenement
has eight rooms and brick kitchen covered WIN
slate. with culvcrt accommodations attached. ana
are occupied by good tenants at 5000 per annnm.
TERMS Liberal and made known az the time OF
sale. ia "a W. GoDDlN SUN.
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MUCiLAGE or THE VERY BEST QUALITY on
draught aud as cheap rs the common kind at Nc
CARTnY & CO.'S bookstore, 916 Main street.
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MARX TwAIN's new boos, THE PRINCE AND
THE PAUrRR," at MCCARTHY & CO.'S, 916 Main
street.
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RAILROAD LINES.
In - rs z. tssss E.ss55.- CzEszsz1
AZ - .;:i;s

Az s y: q
DICHMON AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMPAS Y-Commcncing
SUNDAY, January ~, 1882, trains on this road
viii run as follows.
3:l5 y. W., FAST MAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. stops
only at Petersburg and Chester
ll.0O a. NJ, THROUGH MAIL, daily, connect
Ing for Raleigh, Charleston, Au-
gu,ta, AIKEN, savannah, aud Jack
s s2nS,liG s'2Ps a. shop, Chester sd
tween New York and Charleston ON
this train.
1902 p. NJ, MAIL, daily. make. through con-
nectlon for Charleston, savannah,
andJacksonyile. stops 81 Drcw WY
Biuif, Ccntralia, aud Chester. Pail
man Palnce -lccpinR-tars betMt'h
Washington and Jacksonville fi'''
Oh this train.
600 p. ", FREIGHT, daily except sunday
6:l5 4. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
LEAVE PFTERsDUKG-SOEfh.
3:55 A. NJ, PAST MAIL, daily. stops only II
s4oP. d., TmRouiGH NAIL, daily. connecting
with Richmond. krcderlcksburg and
Potomac rslilroad for all points Elst
and West; also making connections
with Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
for ali points West. 1hs trrIn
slops ut Manchester Chester. and
Centrala. Pullman sleeper. .n ihis
train between Charleston and New
Gao A. NJ. MAIL. daily. connecting daily lex
cept sunday with tho Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road for the North and West. stops
nj Chester, Drcwrys Blun. and con-
tTalia. Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars between jacksonville, ila.,
and Washington on this train
$50 A. W, FREIGHT. daily except sunday.
4:3O i. W., FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
direct four-hours connection IS made between
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving Rich
mond at 1850 A. ". aud Norfolk at le:2s T.. VI
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start from the
ApponatiON depot. +. ID. KLINE.
General Superintendent
A. PoPE, General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
fa2l
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Marriages. - Miss Jennie Walden, daugh-
Ter of City Auditor J. u. Walden, was mar
ried Wednesday night ut - O'Clock, at the
Methodist church. by Rev. Il. y. Wilson, to
MIR. Charles Lee. Both parties are well
Known and popular, and the ceremony was
witnessed by n goodly number.
David +. Porter, Esq. Of Chesterfield
county, was married on wednesday TO Mrs.
Fannie l.. Jordan, Of Petersburg, in that
city, Rev. DIR. Witherspoon officiating. His
many friends are prepared to congratulate
him on the happy alliance.
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| have analysed the .WIlISKEY known under
the brand Of " B-SELECT" controlled by MesIs.
WALTER ID BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and
find u FREE TROsi FUSIL OIL and other impure
ties, and recommend it, use for medicinal and
family purpose. j. Il. McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry, Medical College of
Virginia.
WHILE THE SMALLPOX question is agitatine
the mind, keep perfectly comfortable by buying
The peerless WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT COAL, clean
aud dry, from CRCMP & WEST,
l7l9 east Cary street,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH 6r+GTH,
r.xss4 $as
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Steamers Of this line will sail every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at II NJ, and every SUNDAY at
\. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers re
ceived tin 1870 \. NJ: for sundays steamer I'll
> p VI. saturday. Freight received daily til >
L. VI.
Fare. -.
steamers connect at Philadelphia for Fan river
and tho Fast
For further information. apply 20
j. ". MCCARRICk.
General Southern Agent.
". L. CLYDE & Co.
4 ...r.Ll IT, 49,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-lioUsE. Good work.
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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PICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

- &c II VI ON ID. FREDE9ICKSBU re-
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-~clrllie
commencing ~ ND ~ January -. 1852:
500 a. NJ. leaves Byrd-stroct station daily: sfors
only ~ Milford and Frodoricl .hury
500 \. NJ leaves byrd->ircCi station daily leX-
cept sunday.
500 Z. NJ. leaves Byrd-~ rect station d,iiv
400 i. VI. accommodation for Ashland. leaves
bro.u->ircet station daily except
sundays.
ll:2S \. VI. arrives 40 liyrd-Ntrcrt station daily
3;O4 4. VI. arrives AZ Byri-~trcct station daily.
mak cs no local stops.
9;4b L. NJ. arrives az Byrd-Strcct station daily
frNccpt sunday.
e:3i a. W, Accommodation. arrives AZ pr0ad-
street station daily lcNcclf ~urIlyI.
G. y TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
J.. j. y, Nl Frs General SUI ,rintendcui. il 20
DlCHllOND AND DANNlLLE RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT SUNDAN.JANUARY s.Iee2.
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Passenger Freight


*An trains dslyeycopt sunday -ra..cug,r .aa
connecting zoo West Point uu Iuc-dly-. THURSDAY.
aud saturday. with steamer Tor Illum.l, auI
the NOr,h
viii Doe e. Pc -engcr coach attached.
Train No. Al connects 100 Eurkpyilir ~.It N.r-
FOLK and Western railroad far EamtIr.. ..l.I-
burg, and AZ southwestern points.
Train Ne. 81 lfa-i ml.l runs only between D.H-
vile and Atlanta stopping go Gre. -..rD. -.I --
bury charlotte. = arianhurE, Drc.ntl'.. -...,,,
Iocc01. Lula. ana Gainesville. CON ...- .. it-
hnta for all points ~outh AND ~ou.In...
Train No. 30 Through passenger t.I..t .ta-
lions. connecting 40 ~tttrlH'- With u ..t
>utherlin NaT0W-''auce railroad i.r Milton. 10
salisbury with Western North Caroline r....II
fOr all points In Western North lur.lIuf. 900 ...-
loitc with The th1rl ttc. columbia a.i A.l-ft
railroad for all points lu flp -.l'. -.uf...-f ..I
Florida; az Atlanta fos lll point 'outl uH h
west.
Train Ne. - Through ra~ngrardmir stops
no alt stations, connecting 100 -ulOorIU'- F... lI.-
tom and ruthorlm'- NHlrnN-'faHI. railroad f.r
Milton; 90 Atlua inr al points south .ni -.HflI-
west. nj Charlotte with t.ui o.. Columbia tHi
Augusta railroad fur Columbia. A.-u..I, -.tlu-
nah. and lDriG1 points.
Trains from ihc south arrsn 30 Richmond 40
1873 i. VI. f:iu g. 81. and o. Do b.. 30. .I.i ..nl
Wet Point Ht lO:Z1 \. NJ .'a.-,r- r.9.ln Do
VI. lfrCighLI
PCLLNAN-CAE -ERViCL
ON Train st. NcF orb lud adam. W..-
ngtOu and DJuyillp.
ON Train 5.-'.ichmudaud naatn. Dane
al passenger Grains Sop 100 I.u tIr
Ticket, -Iil q. I'D U0'.'. -HHiN. ..tII. 20. lLd
southwest. 5000 hTr- 10 r... ,l.i I.... .i.
Nolay-0s,ttI CHECKS given 'l l.UII ODD hrt-.
8. POPE.
General ra--n-lr .ui Ticket A..Ut
J.. NJ r. ti,OII.htn.ul lian.F cs. lt-u
IHESAPEAEEA AND ONO RAILWAY
TIMETABLE,
INIIFECT JANUARY lj.ls~2.
NJL I,cri1U. ElUrst.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
by George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Anctioneeri
No. 1908 Bank street.


by George T.. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer'
No. 1908 Bank street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT
Il LUr ON IIARyIE STREET BErWEEh
ROBI NSON AND RICHIE STREEIs.-ln exc
cuiIon Of deed of trust from i. T.. wilson, ntsed
April %, 1881, and recorded In The CLERK once
Of Heniico County Court, and being requiIcu ny
the holder Of the note therein secured, VIII sell AZ
auction, ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY i, 1852,
at 3 o'clock L. NJ, the aboye-describcd PROPER
TY fronting on the south Hue Of Haryle street 90
feet, and running back between parallel lhes 1913
feet and inches.
TERMS: Enough I'm cash TO pay for executing
this trust and To pay of note OF $50 with ,nteIst
from the 26th day Of October, 1881 the balance
upon such terms as may be announced at SAFE.
&. X. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
GEORGE T.. CRAWFORD, Auctioneef. nz1
WRECK OF TIE IRON PROPELLER
w WEST POINT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
or TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1882.
at ~ O'Clock noon, will sell by public auction,
for account of whom II may concern, ne WREt ~, II.
OF THE IRON STEAMER WEST POINT, with
BOILERS, MACHINERY, and ALL HER RE-
NAMING OUTFIT; sale 10 take place at the
point where she now lies on the beach, about TWO
miles above West Point, Va.
Persons desiring Ia attend the sale can leave
Baltimore by the York River Line Of steamers az
O'Clock L. ". on Monday, 30th, or Richmond
Va. by the York River train ut y. vi. Tuesday,
on day Of sale.
TERMS: Cash ut sale.
jazz Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-27

EOR NEW EORK.-The Old - -,
4 Dominion steamship Company aS1zlE.ss,,
steamer viii sail as follows: steamer OLD DO
MlNlON. Captain WALKER. EVERY TUESDAY
no . o'clock =. VI; steamer WNANOkE. Captain
COUCH, EVERY FRIDAY at2 O'Clock +. VI.
steamer MANlIAVT IN, Captain KELLY, EVERY
II NDAN nj . O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received up 10 l o'clock =. VI. for the
Tuesday and Fridays steamer. and % , o'clock
saturday evening for sundays ship.
Through bills of ladng signed and goods for
wlrded with dispatch to Oh point, north, south
east. and west also. t0 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
After-cabin fare 20 New \ Ork. SO; round
trip. SIS: Storage. SC andS7.
For freight or passage. apply 10
e.. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
mv6 ComDanY's Wharf Rockets.