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Religious Frcnxy-Murdcr or Suicide

A Milwaukee special says; a most re-
markablc and tragic case Of religious
frenzy. resulting in the hopeless lunacy OF
three persons and the death OF one, is Just
reported from the neighborhood Of that
city. Christopher Rocchcl, religious en-
thlisiast. was reported missing, and his
ncighbors believed HIM murdered by his
wife and son. An officer went out, and
found the son, twenty-five years OF age. in
bed singing hymns and shouting. The
missing mans wife sad the spirits had the
husband in the woods. A search revealed
the dead body Of the man hanging TO a
tree. II is not yet known whether the case
Is one OF suicide or murder. The mother
and son were brought to the city to-day.
Both are stark mad, apd from all that can
be learned the dead man was in the same
condition before his hanging.
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Personals md n-iefs.

Lieutenant-CO Colonel 10. Lane Sterne re-
turned to the city yesterday after an OK
tended trip in the South.
The Banking and Insurance Company
declare another dividend OF assets. This
time Is per cent, making 90 per cent
dividend to date. The final dividend may
be somewhat delayed by the settlement Of
the trustees accounts before the commits
sioner.
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Asso-
ration informs Mr.. Champlin. their super
intendent in this city. that the 1000 on
The life OF X. NJ. j. PAINTER will be paid
according 70 the terms stated in the certiii-
cate. lie was insured on the 18th OF No
ycmber, and died on the 23d OF the same
month.
Governor Cameron has given the officers
and clerks ut the Capitol holiday both
Monday and Tuesday.
Thanks 10 DIR. Hunter, Of the st. Claire
Hotel, for his polite invitation to dinner on
Christmas.
The work Of arreSting parties charged
with violations Of the law in respect to the
issue Of aSsesSment-lists is still going on.
Two Of the latest captures were Colonel j.
-. Whitehead and Mr.. i. Il. Saunders.
Mr.. Saunders Is sick in bed. Bail is al
lowed in each case.
John ii. Taylor, negro man about sixty
years OF age, who, it Is said, had been upon
a protracted spree, went into Murphy
tar-room, On Marshall street near the mar
kef, yesterday morning, and while there was
taken suddenly i'll, and in few minutes
was corpse.
Sunday hours will be observed at the
posi-oilice Christmas day.
Miss Beulah Delarue daughter OF the late
Msrcellus Delarue), who has recently been
Gying in Washington, is now on visit to
1ir. q. +. Delarue and other relatives and
friends in this city,
The many friends Of Mr.. James J.. Pur
cell (of the firm Of Purcell, Ladd Sc Co.,
win regret to hear that he is extremely III.
There will be a meeting of Judge Ould's
Bibie-class tof the Second Presbyterian
Church Sunday schooD at 10 o'clock thi,
morning.
The now famous lecture Of General Fitz
lee on the battle OF Charlottesville will
be delivered January 9th al the Richmond
Theatre for the benefit of the uniform funt
OF the Old Dominion Guard.
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~. ou,r,cs e McCurdy,

| w ~r~--~~~>~e~
By ouarics 8 Mccardy'
fsueccssors to Robert u. Lyne''
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers' ana DroAer''
1919 Main street.
TRUsTEEs' sA l. i
LARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE AND DE-
srRABLE PIECES OF REAL ESTATE
INTHE CITY OF RICHMOND
CONSISTING OF
THAT LARGE rwo-sToRY BRICK WARE
HOUSE ON CARY STREET At THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SEW
ENTEENTn STREET.
ANOTHER LOT on CARY sTREETBET"EhN
SEVENTEENTH STREET AND Shoe
KoE CREEK. WITH LARGE
BUILDING THEREON;
THE LARGE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING No. 14l4 FRANK
LIN STREET. OPPOSITE En-
CHANGE HOTEL;
A VACANT LOT FRONTING SO FEET On TIE
EAST LINE OF TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH;
A VALUABLE LOT. WITH A FRAME BUILD
ING THEREON, AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF NINTH AND CARY
STREETS; AND
A LOT WITH TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES,
nos. 1907 AND 1900 n STREET, BE-
TWEEN TwENTY-NrNTHA AND
TIIIITIETII STREETS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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Words nj Parting.

Yesterday the officers OF the Hastings
Court, upon the assembling OF the court.
presented Judge e.. l.. Christian with a
handsome gold-headed cane rs testimonial
OF their esteem. commemorative Attorney
Witt made the presentation speech, speak
ing Elm words OF tenderness and affection
of the Judges faithful discharge of his du-
tics.
Judge Christian replied in a brief speech
OF thanks and assurances OF his best
wishes TO the officers Of this court.
Colonel John b. Young, representing
the bar. made brief speech expressive OF
Che appreciation in which the Judges
services are held by the legal fraternity.
Mir. Samuel NJ. Page attempted to speak,
bat was so much overcome with emotion
tlAt his voice failed him.
The cane Il handsome one, and hears
the following inscription: "Presented "a
Judge George l.. Christian, OF the Hastings
Court. by the oflicers-s. b. Witt. Com.
monwealth's Attorney; W. p. Lawton,
Clerk; N. NJ. Lee, Sergeant; /. Loyon,
stein and II. ii. Ball. Deputy Sergeants."
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sort. II Ia an application Of the sketch
entitled "Muldoon's Picnic" which
Barry and Fay made famous two or three
seasons ago. Whoever loves unbridled fun
will End II 10 his fancy.
There are few better representatives Of
Irish-American character on the stage to-
day than tho principals in this comedy.
Reserved seats for sale rs usual.
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Police CorET-Jusficc D. G. R;chardso,
pres'a'ag.-The following cases were dis
posed Of yesterday:
James kenney, drunk and disordcrly
Jailed for thirty days.
James Randolph and John l.. Williams
tDo'h colored) were fined 81 each for dis
orderly conduct in the street.
MAJ johnson, charged with stealing one
days. ''''' -
rat Taylor (colored) was sent on 70 the
grand Jury for felomously obtaining by
ia'se ana fraudulent representation one or
gan, valued at eighty dollars, from Ramos 4
.; II. ccrbe was fined So for being disor.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctionecrs and Brokers,
No. 3 north Tenth street.


BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctionccrs and Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
A UCTION SALE OF A VERY De
N sTRADIE BRICK DWELLING AND
THREE BEAtEIFULLY-SITUAT BuILD-
ING LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF DuNAL
RETWEEN FIRST md ST. JAMESsTRhETs.
NV request Of the owner. who has conciudcd 10
discontinue housekeeping, We VIII sell by auction,
upon the premises. ON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1882,
at 4 O'Clock l.. NJ,
the above described PROPERTY In the order
First. That DEsIRABLY.LOCATED AND
WELL-CONsTRUCTED BRICK DWELLING
No. ~ Duyal street The DWELLING contains
seven rooms. gas, water. &C.: Kitchen In the rear
The lot has front Of AZ by depth OF - ice''
with 1O-foot alley on the east.
Secondly. and Immediately after the sale oi thc
dwelling. THREE BUILDING LOTS commence
ing 80 feet cast OF the alley above menftoned.
Zach lot has front of 90 feet by depth or -
feet In view of the retired location Of this pro-
pcrty together with It's close proximity 10 the cx-
tcusivc works Of W. r. Tanner < Co., an oppor-
tuuty Is thus afforded operatives or locating near
their scene OF labor. We invite the attendance OF
all interested In good Investments 10 nc Win us III
the time named.
TERMS: one third IN cash; balance at six and
twelve months. 6 per cent interest added, ana
occurred by q trust deed upon the property.
CHEWING; 4 ROSE.
Auctionccrs.
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py II. u. Chaflin & Co.,
RCat EStlgg Auettonaors

A UCTION SALE OF FRAME STORE
"a AND DWELLING AT THE SOUTHWEST
moRNLE OF LEIGH AND HENRY STREETS
IiERE u \ GOOD sTORE-IOOM, WITH
DWELLING ATTACHED, CONTAINING SIX
ROOMS; ALSO, 4 STABLE ON LOT, WHICH
fEONTs 4S ktET.-M the reGucs, of the heirs
OF Peter Hell. deceased we Will sell by rublic auc-
ton, on the premises on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1882.
a O'clock Z. NJ, the sboye-iescribed REAL ESl
TATE.
THIS Is u COOL business-siand of long standing.
The dwelling Is comfortable aud well arranged.
This property must be sold for u division. and par
Ties may atcad this sale assure i Of an opportunity
10 make , profit bic investment.
TERMS: Accommodating, and announced at
silc. r. ID, CiIAFlIN a CO.
de2l Auctioneers.
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ArrtrrOy hALEN...Mouslay

fVHIS DAY AT 10 A. NJ. AND 3 AND
100000 GRACE DAZZLING HAVANA Che
ROOTS,
10000 PROSPERITY CIIfROOIs, ,.,s
10000 SWEET MOsELL HAVANA CIGARS
10000 OUR BOOM CIGARS,
10000 L. G. n. CIGARS, .y.
10000 LiLLEY OF KEY WEST hANAN
CIGARS. .n,
10000 LITTLE KATIE HAVANA CIGARs.,
The above goods VIII lie sold 10 the hichcst plu,
der. We warrant them made OF the best inateri''
manufactured for retail box trade. p.
JNO. T.. LAUGHTON. IN.
A,c,,on storc. Main trccf. dc l0-tJa1
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By Jno. f. Laughton, Jr.. Auctionecr,
1906 Main street.

RICHMOND AND DANyHLE RAILROAD Coz
YORK RIVER LINE. Y
OFFICE FREIGHT AGENT, {
IWENrf-FOURTlIS STREET, December :, 1852.
I'VE FOLLOWING UNMARRIED AND
l. UNCLAIMED FRIGHT VIII be sold ut auc-
ton a. this depot ON
THURSDAY. 2SrH INSTANT.
commencing al lOs o'clock 4. M.-yi2.: piece,
Pipe, bundle l6l :. II. FORKS, 3 rulleys. | lot
Splii Baskets bag Roots, Cog-Mhccls, buh-
die Paper, | package Wagon-Boxes, lot stove
castings, lot Plow-Castlngs. Rails, 3 BUNDLES
Stats, Cylinder. large Iron Pipe, G Swinge-
Trees, 10 packages Separator, barrel Heaters |
box +. Wheels, III. Boiler, boxes Shoe-Drcss-
lnS, truss polo-sticks. bundle Hay-Rase shaft.
bureau, bundles Dcdsteads. blg and box
Shntties, bundles bags, J boxes Merchandise. /
package Chair-Stochs, 1 bundle 90 Gnckets. 1
crate spohes, l box Spokes, LOT Toa-keitles 4
bundles ;. blades, bundle Buggy Bucks o Well
buckets. box Bed-Castine. / bundle Hames, 1;
Measure, Kettle 2 bags Fruit / Iron Stay-Iiolf,
1 bundle shtet-iron, pieces Stove Pine, bundle
iron Dolts bundles CottOn-Ties, 2 Iron Shafts /
can Nafnish. piece Machinery, | Slab Marble |
bundle Blocks, box Merchandise, lot sioye-paps.
lot Stoye-P0ts, l bundle Nail-Ro,ls, bundle n.
Iron, bars steel, 10 bars Iron, . boxe, Crockery
! harrel Cakes, package Merchandise. barrel
Dye Nood, bag Ground Sumac. 10 bags Ground
BARK, bundle Wagon-skcens, q bags Gmln6 1
case Merchandise markcdJ. Ross, 1 case Merchan-
disc marked j. Vincent, case Merchandise, 2
bundles Gas-Pipe, j. MullIn; l can sunDowt..r.
pieces Iron AAle. ". o. KNIGHT. Agent.
>. T.. LAuGiIroN, Anctioncer. De 0-2tawti
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Fun AT TIE THEATRE" The Monarch;
of Fnn," Barry and Fay. will appear al
TIE Theatre Tomorrow afternoon and might
ana Iuesdey night In their new comedy
irisb Arisfocrncy at Muldoon's Pie Me. .
Trick mule. - "
The piece isa loose-endcd free OF the
most nproarious and irresistibly laughabie
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IRON. STEEL. &c.
METALS, GRiNDsTONES, &c.

METALS, GRiNDSTONES, &c.
BEST REFINED BAR lEON-as3orieJ sizes:
HORSESHOE, HOOP, BAND, aud OVALS,
SWEDE IRON and NORWAY lsHAPEs-as-
sorted sizes;
RUSSIA, GALVANIZED, and AMERICAN
SlIEET-IRON:
MAYORS CAST, SPRING. and TIRE STEEL:
sPELTER, SHEET ZINC, SOLDER. AXLES,
NOVA SCOTIA and OHIO GRISDSTONES-a
fun supply
For sale by HENRY M. WORKMAN
dc l0-3m corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
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dispatch from Cairo to the Daily Ieie-
graph reports that General Stone Pacha,
late chief Of staff of the Egyptian army,
has resigned his commission, and intends
to return forthwith to America.
HoRsroRDs AcID PHOSPHATE FOE WAKE
FUiNEss.- Dr. William =. Clothier, Buffalo,
n. Y, says: 81 prescribed it for Catho-
lie priest, who was hard student, for
wakcfulness, extreme nervousness, ETC.,
and he reports it has been OF great benefit
to him."
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District Court for the Western di,tdct Of Viz
einia, We will. at O'Clock l.. NJ ON
TUEsDAY,JANuARY3 80, 1883,
It tho .cn.ton--hou.e IN the city If Richmond.
W.. ell by public auction the interest Of samuel
TIE HOT SPRINGS
Of Bath county. Va. as follows:
I. SEVEN EiGfiTHS OF TIE TR \ & T
Known ~ THE HOT SPRINGS, con-
H. FIVE SlXTiIs or ABANDONING TRACT
ILL., \ TRACT or ABOUT SO ACRES, adjoining
". \ TRAIT OF ABOUT PIG ACRES, also adj
The iirstls known as "TiIE HOT SPRINGS
and was formerly owned by Thomas Goode. The
other tracts have since been added to IL and All to-
getscr constitnt" tie MOST VALUABLE PRO
PERRY IN VIRGINIA.
Tie Interest Of :. {. Tardy In said properly viii
he sold as 4 whole and arrung ,incnt- will bc made
by which tue purchaser may, If ne wishes to do So,
purchase the remaining one eighth Of The first
tract and one sixth of ihe second tract az prices
relatively the same those hid for the interest of
sad Iardy therein.
The curative properties Of tie waters Of the Hot
Springs are Cqual II not superior. 10 those OF Tie
famous Tot Springs Of Arkansas, and their repu-
The HOTEL and COTTAGES are In good con-
diticn, With q capaciiy 10 accommodate fOCR
HUNDRED GUESTS.
This property Is situated IN the celebrated Warm
Springs valley, UnriSallcd for the beauty OF Its
scenery and for hcllhfilness. and embraces inuu-
and varied medicinal properties. They are the
only hot springs east of the Mississippi river, and
must necessarily lie the great resort Of all persons
living In the Atlantic states who seek permanent
relief from rhcumatlsin. govt, and scrOfula.
TERMS or SALE: Cash. ) $4,000; credit as to
the residue Of one. two, and three years with IN
teicst from day II sale. payable scmi-arnually, n
Per cent. cyidcnccdby bonds with GOOD personal
security, but the purchaser can, at his option. pay
the whole OF the purchase-money In cash, or pay
one third in cash, and relieve himself from the me-
cessiy Of giving personal security for The unpaid
rn' chasc-monev: brt the title will be retained I'M
I'll the whole purchase money shall tie paid.
Arrangements have been made 10 I'LL with ice
the capacious icc-house5 on the premises, and lie
purchaser VIII be required 20 ray IN cash the ac-
tual cost Of procuring supply of ice for The COM
ing summer: but it l. not believed that the cost
Will exceed two or three hundred dollars.
toF further information apply 10 Nlrssrs Ould
4 tarringtOn. or 10 Mcssis. john ton, Williams 4
EOuiWarc, Richmond. Va.
JAMES ALFRED JONES.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JE.,
". l.. SIMS,
Commissioners.
6EUBBS WILLIAMS, AuctiOnccrs.
de G,s.l0.1 2,I4.l6.I9.2l.23.2
a24,G0, |, 1916, S,20.2l ,23,24 ,25, 26,2 7,2s
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\ direct foar-hsurs connection T. made between
Rlshiu0nd and Norfolk b, trains leaving Ricl o.
nona al HAS 4. VI. and Norfolk al i3:i3 4. Vi.
All trains leaving Petersburg will start from he
Appomat,ox depot
J. II. kkNLY, Superintendent.
Sot. HAAS, Traffic Manager.
I. u. EMERSON, General Passenger Agent.
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Leave Richmond Richmond and Dausil'r rail-
ad.Nirsin1-sirctt depot 20 30 4. ~ :Hrriyc u
Baltimore 40 $50 \. 81.
For Tickets, Time, ards, and an inform. ncu.
call on 4. ". NREER & co. ana Ticket AGENT
AZ the Richmond and Danvie depot.
Siaie-Rooms and Bcrths secured on application
~ this oNice. VI. >LAl GIT iE.
General PASSENGER agent.
No.. I Icntl -fr'ff.
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. dr0s
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DOR NEW IORk.-The Old <IfSsA
l. Dominion steamship companv's .szsst sssss
proposed sllings for tie week following are:
OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER, FRIDAY,
December 22d, at 2 o'clock T.. VI.
GUIANDOITE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
December oath, ut O'Clock Il. NJ.
ROANOKE, Captain COuCH, TUESDAY. De.
cember 26th, IT > o'clock \. VI. Freight received
until = O'clock y. VI. saturday. NJ freight re-
ceived on delivered on Monday.
Freight received until / O'Clock l.. NJ. Friday
} Oclocs 4. NJ Saturday.
Through bills of iadiug signed ami goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Aityr-cab.n fare 70 New York liuciudlug meals
and BERTH. SO: rOund-rriptickets,s SIS; Storage,
with subsistence. -; without subsistence, IS.
Passenger, leaving Richmond Mondays. Tues
days, Wednesdays. and Saturdays 10y the Richmond
and petersburg railroad ~ 1880 \. ". will make
connection 1t Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare. $1,000. Tickets o. De lad "a
the Richmond and Petersburg dcyol and A. W
Carriers, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE W. ALIEN & co. AGENTS,
dc 20 (OmpanF's Wharf. Rockets.
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pOSTPOSENfFNT.


Owing 10 the inclemcnt weather, the above salt
Is postponed to
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27. 1882.
at the same hour. CHEWING Il ROSE,
40 % Auctionccrs.
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DEPARTUHE OF STEAMERS.

ONLY ONE DOLLAR T. 49,
NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COsfPANY'S
JAMES RIVER LINE FOR
NEWPORT NEWS,
OLD POINT COMFDRT, NORFOLK. FORTS
MOUTH, AND JAME>-2iVEk LANDINGS,
CONNECTS AT PORTSMOUTH FOR
OLD POINT.
BAL TIMORF, ANDTIIE NORTH
SANE AFTERNOON,
AND
STEAMERS FOR HAMPTON, sMITHFIELD,
AND EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA.
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
ONLI ALL-WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MUCH LESS THAN HALF CHARGED
BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
FARE TO NORFOLK s1.0o }Nor,rrT
FARE ROUND TRIP. $500 wv
WAY-LANDING FARES FROM CSC. TO e0c.
MEALS. Zoe.
one OF tie Company's spacious and elegant
steamers
CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL,
carrying United states NALL
y. G. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNEs-
places. Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk at
$50 a. NJ, arriving at Richmond At about u. VI.
Through tickets on sale on steamer and al GAR
bcr's Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STAT-R00MS CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
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meeting Of tho stockholders or the
BIx Quarry Slate Company.

Rig Quarry slate Company.
The stockholders OF this company held
their annual meeting ut their Office, 1914
Main street, at a p. NJ. on Friday, Decem-
ter %, 1SS2--John X. Bl,ckburn in the
chair, and Benjamin Randolph HUBBARD
secretary.
The charter Of this company not only
provides for quarrying slate, but for mar
bleixing states for mantcls, table-tops, aud
other ornamental uses. The company own
and have commenced work upon the yalua-
BILE slate property Familiarity known rs
Pcrrow's Big Quarry" IN the county OF
Buckingham, the successful working Of
which III former days led to the opening Of
the Nicholas Quarry, now operated by John
K Williams & Company, and the other val
liable slate properties on Hunts creek In
The county Of Buckingham.
The subscribed capital stock is......s $1,000 90
Authorized capstt.................... ooo,ooo 90
The stock Is being paid for in install
ncbts.
There las been paid in on s,ock.....s e,lo7 Is
$4,000 90
And the company has DISTURBED for
account Of rea, cstate....... .....s 1000 90
HOr account Of Construction. ma
chincry, and expenses. 2,2OS "a
Z 6,20S "a
The following extracts from President
Hubard's report arc likely TO prove OF pub
Tic interest:
"About the centre OF your land is the
slate tract proper. 1t consists Of thirty
eight acres, extending along the valley Of
Hunts creek nearly half mile. The
slate formation underlics this entire valley.
On the west side, the vein known rs the
nicholas vein outcrops on your land in
various places. Through the centre runs
the broad bed OF slate knowna as the Big
Quarry slate and on the eastern side Of
the valley is large bed OF slate. believed
10 be the same, on which Edwards q
Roberts's quarry is located, about one
mile above you. on the creek. The
Buckingham Slate Company, and those
who before them worked the Big Quarry
got slate from your central vein, which
was pronounced unrivalled in strength
and beauty OF color. Some OF
the United States Government buildings ct
Washington city, at Gosport navy-yard,
and other places are rooied with it.
"No;hing has yet been done towards
establishing in Richmond factory for the
manufacture Of marbleized states for orna-
mental Uses. Such factories exist in Phila-
dclphia and Cincinnati, and one in the
county Of Albemarle. Va. 1t has been as
certained that the soft states Of Albemarle
and Fluvanna exceed in value for these
purposes any other yet found in this coun-
try. With railroad in operation up
James-River Valley, it seems strange that
Richmond capitalists are slow TO take hold
Of this industry. 1t Is recommended that |
sufficient new stock subscriptions be au-
thorized TO establish the ornamental state |
factory. Much of your slate, particularly |
eha, in the vein on the cast side OF the |
tract, could, with suitable machinery, be |
worked up for ornamental uses"
The meeting adopted resolutions fully !
empowering the Board of Directors in |
their discretion TO receive such additional |
stock subscriptions as they think proper
Ter carrying cut the objects OF the charter.
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CNDERTAFGERS.

IOSEPIi W. LAUBE. r<wx,-,
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FIR, ><sA.>s~
CORNER tjRST AND BROAD STREETS,
RICHMOND, Va.
WOOD AND METlLLiC BURiAL-CASES,
ROBES, liEARSF, IIACh>,
snd all things requisite AZ LoN Est RATES.
Geographic and country orders solicited.
9pol
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c,
CGyET ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN TIE CHANCERY
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER ?. 1882:
LAURA Chapman, who sues by Ter next flicnd.
Joseph ihonas. Pl1lntiE.
against
Charles Chester Chapman. Defendant,
II CuANCEEY.
The object OF tbs suit Is 90 Obtain for the pliiu-
TIN decree for divorce from the bonds of natri-
mony from the defendant.
And affidavit having lcen made and filed hat
uAc defendant. Charles Chester Chapman, f. now
under sentence 70 confinement; I'M The state pcnicn-
tltrY, II !. ordered that ne 10 appear here within
one month afi,r due publication Of this order and
10 Whal may be necessary to protect his Interests
IN This suit.
4 Copy--Tcste:
BENJAMIN II. BERRY. Clerk.
II. NJ SMITH, DR., pa. de j-Iawiw
VIRGINIA-N THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
DECEMBER =, 1852:
Lucy iiutts, who sues by her next friend. Corbln
hecueiis's's. Pl1inlU
against
H"Iris Defendant
~ CfiANCERI.
The object Of This suit II To- obtain for the plain
TN decree tor divorce from The bonds OF maui
mony from the defendant.
And affidavit having been made and 'icd that The
defendant, fiorris Butts. Is not resident ~ the
state az Virginia. 10 + ordered that lo do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
tisOrdcr and DO what NAV be ncce slfS 10 protect
his Interests in this suit.
\ COpy-Tcstc:
BENJAMIN II. BERRY, Clerk.
III. VI. SMITH, Dr., ~. dc 3-lawiw
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP X{E@
~ COMPANY. .-aSczt.s d.
FOR NEW YORK.

This company VIII dispatch one of thelrsplendid
steamers-G ~ ANBOJTE. ROANOKE. NAN
HAITIAN. OLD DOHINION, and RICHMOND
EVERY TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY
For hours Of sailing, see adv, rlisement below.
steamers leave New Ork IT E>IjAl> :. THURS
DAY = and SATURDAY. mt 3 u. VI. from Pici 26
new NUMBER, North river. foot Of Beach street.
They nave splendid saloons, stare-rOoms, and
bathrooms.
unsurpassed.
Afier-cabin fare to Ncw York dncluiing meals
and berth) sic: rCund-trip tickets SIS Storage,
with subsistence, ~; without subsistence. sc.
Freghts for points beyond New \ Ork forwarded
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual
expenses Incurred,
Freight received until o'clock p. VI. tally.
For further information, apply To
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO., Agents,
" 60 Office COmplny's whafvcs. Rockets.
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V'HE YORk-RIYER LINE
TO
BAL TIiiORE.

There viii BE- no passenger -te1mcr,
FROM WEST POINT 70 BALTIMORE
from December "a 10 December -, 1852.