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VTO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.

Never In the history ~ our state has such a tide
Of immigration poured into her borders. We at
tribute hi, 10 many causes. One If The first -
that the northern press recognizing Tie great aG-
ydniagos of our location, climate, cheap linds,
and farilltie, for shipping 10 other markets. uu-
surpassed boy any state IN the Union, hive IN TIE
lat year adv sell their readers To- 90 south instead
OF Vet. Our books viii show more ssles ~ laEl
The lass year TO better class OF northern aud wt-
ern and European farmers than have ever moled
b. Virginia hCiorc. We are 80 much encouraged
by our success during the past year that W. have
a. cidrtl 10 take our " Yorktown Decorated Tent"
with thousands Of our VIRGINIA kEAI. -
TATE JOURNAL, t0ihe fairs Of the Middle aud
Western states This sumner VI satisfactory ar-
engagements can De- made With Tie railroads We
propose having built % decorated advertising ear,
With Adjustable aNles. 90 20 ffrm statc "a state,
with corps 81 clerks distributing the VIRGINIA
REAL E>l ATEJOURNAL free, Offering IT. cheap
Lands T. all.
To owners of real estate we VIII say that IA me
future we Intend b. publish the VIRGINIA REAL
Estate journal la book form. Ia which wc
design e. advertise city and country real eststc
free u charge which may % placed in oar hands
FOR sale. ". q. CitAFFfN & co.
Real Estate Agents and AUctiOntefs.
NH S-dC.dl 3t.sw2g,w2t Richmond, Va.
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c. & O.
Annual Meeting or the Stockholders
or the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway.

Presidenfs Annual Report, Prosperous Con-
aision Of the Company; Branch Roads 20
be Buils from Newport News and Charles
sen-Bood Things Expected from the
Richmond characterization Of the PEN
insuiar Extension Exhibits OF the Coal
and Grain Tradc-Advan,ascs Of the New.
port News Terminus.
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Judge Il. NJ. Page. OF Abingdon y ~ '"'
Exchange Hotel. nj.
Mr.. Frederick II. Williams, OF hcn.
mond, who has been for some months pas'
acting as one Of the Capitol police ny APP
pointment OF Major BrockenDrough, mas
been removed from his position 10 give
place 70 Patrick Donohoc, OF Westmore'
land
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Hoyt, New York; A. Z. Orr, New YORK !;
Ezra wheeler, New York; y. I; RAINIER;
New York; Williams -Wiekna'" anu
John Echols, OF Virginia.
Adto,trred
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STATE or VIRGINIA. COUNTY OF HESRrco-ss:
/, II. c. burnett, cashier OF the sboye-named
bank. do soemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best OF my knowledge and belief.
II. &. BURNETT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day
of March, 1882. WILLIAM r. ALLEN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
j. DAVENPORT, JE.,
A. Y. STOKES.
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
CHARLES II. SKlNkEk.
NH Tilt Directors
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY or RICHMoND-Ss:
I, Mann s. Quares cashier Of the abOye-named
oank. do soemnly swear that the above stpfenlent
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
MANN :. QUARLES, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th day
of March, 1882. ID. V. MORTON,
Notary Public.
Corect-Attest:
6. NJ. ROSENBAUM,
JOHN Il. CIIILDREl. Directors.
WALTER X. MARTIN,>
NH 16-3t
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by Quarlcs a McCurdy.
tsucccssors 10 Robert y. Lync,l
Real Estate Agents, Auctioncers, and Brokers,
1912 Main street.


1912 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE PROPERTY on THE EAST LINE
OF THIRTEENTH OR GOVERNOR STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
by virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court Of the
city Of Richmond In the suit OF Schofeid rs Ebers
and ais. pronounced on the 2ist OF June, 1881,
and another decree Of resale In said cause entered
on the 4th day Of March, 1852. the undersigned.
sheriff Of said city and commissioner named In
aforementioned decree, will offer for sale, upon the
premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1882,
al O'Clock p. NJ, that VALUABLE LOT, 'front.'
ing about "a feet, more less OIL the east line of
Thirteenth street near Main street With LARGE
THREE-STORY BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ING thereon, now I'm the occupancy OF Sir. Denis
Brophy. The lot Is about l25 feet deep. and runs
back 10 an alley In the The location is de-
sirable one for business.
TERMS: One third cash; residue In equal install
mentS at six aud twelve months for negotiable
notes. with per cent. interest added, and the ttL
retained until the whole purchase money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the Court. The pur-
chaser may at his option pay the entire purchase
money In court and obtain conveyance Mt the
confirmation of the sale.
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
Sheriff OF City Of Richmond
NH IL Special Commissioner.
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III. W. Lockwood, cashier Of the National Bank
Of Virginia. do affirm that the above ~ element Is
true 20 the best Of Inv knowledge aud belief.
j. W. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before me this 10th
j. NJ. MURRAY, Notary Public.
COrrcct--Atiest:
THOMAS W. MCCANCE,)
q. Z. WEISlGER, iDirectOrs.
r. o. NOTHING,
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
DICIIM0ND PROGRESS,
4 REAL ESTATE JOURNAL PUBLISHED by
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER.
liz Min ST u.

Thi. paper T. full and comprehensive, and meets
all wants ~ real estate purchasers and Sellers aud
is DISTRIBUTED FREE or CHARGE. 10 cou-
rains much valuable Information about real estate
I'm Richmond ANA its vicinity and history oi
Richmond. Call and get one. Parties putting
real estate IN my hands for sale will have Their
property advertised therein free Of cost 10 thcm-
selves. NH l2-lm
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THE FISCHER" PIANO formerly Nuns &
Clark has won its way over all rivals for Jssty
Years. over JOrty-fve thousand are now In use
They seem never to wear out. The Uprights are
selling rapidly and are perfect gems. RYLASD 4
LEE, General Agents FOE Virginia and North Caro-
lins
THE STEISwAY & CuIcKERISG are really the
only American pianos Of worldwide reputation.
They are better to-day than ever before. RYLANB
& LEE, Agents, 913 Main street, Richmond, VA.
RAMOS & MosEs-Estey Organs from $50 up
wards.
RAMOS & MosEs-superb Pianos aud Organs;
RAMOS & MosEs-Complete stock OF all Mud
cal goods.
RAMOS * MosEs-Al Sheet Music half price.
RAMOS & MosEs-Viollns, Accordcons, Banjos
Guitars, Strings, &c.
Parasols in new designs at LEVY BROTHERS,.
THE HALLET 4 DAVIS PIANO has been before
the public about thirty years. DIR. Franz. iszt,
the greatest IiUing pianist, recommends 1t TO
all musicians. RYLAND & LEE, General Agents
for Virginia and North Carolina.
pOstal-card costs only one cent, aud IL may
save twenty-five fifty dollars in your purchase
Of PIANO or ORGAN by sending your name and
address upon postal TO
RAMOS & MOSES. Music House,
No. 9l4 Main street, Richmond, Va.
New Goods constantly arriving at LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
ROE HTIRINGs arc getting scarce. W. p.
BLAIR & Co., 1l09 east Main street.
TISSLEY's PEAS for sale very low 70 the trade
W. ID. BLAIR & Co, 1l09 east Main.
SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done at
the DISPATCH rRINTISG-llcUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
You will be sure 10 get good value by making
your purchases Of Dry-Goods nj LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
MoNIRoSE WHisKEY-the best for family use.
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
1l09 east Main street.
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By Quarics & McCurdy,
successors to Robert u. Lyne)
Real Estate Agents Auctloneers, aud Brokers,
1912 Main street.
VALUABLE LOT ON WEST MAIN
Y STREET OPPOSITE MONROE PARK, BE-
TWEEN BELVIDERE AND PINE STREETS,
WITH FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING
ABOUT FIVE ROOMS, No. GIL, NOW OCCU-
PIED BY r. J. ROBERTS. FOR SALE AT PUB-
Lie AUCTION.-At the request Of the owner
who intends leaving the state, we will offer for
sale, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1882,
at ) o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned YALUA-
BILE AND WELL-LOCATED PROPERTY, sitn-
ated directly opposite the Park, where property IL
sure 10 greatly enhance I'm value. The LOT has
city culverts, water connections, &C., and fronts
on Main street 26 feet, more or less and runs back
a good depth. The HOUSE Is In very good order.
and IS now rented to frs-class tenant aud Yield
Ing fair rental.
Parties desiring small home with splendid
future or making investment, are invited To the
sale.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at sale.
QUARLES & McCURDY.
NH IL AuctiOneers.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION g. OF
M1 ny TIE II FTRsT - ATE 81 VIRGINIA., Ar TiE
Tusr ~ ~ nunr,ssiNEss MARCH ii, 1882:
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Ey Apperson & Coz
Zeal Estate Auciinuecl~.
10. = north N.lYrnlh NM.
rRUsTEEs ArCTION SALE OF

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF a
| BRICh HOUSE AND IOI ON NENAh. D.
BETWEEN ROSE AND PlNA >lRttlN it
Yirigo OF trust-,ieca FROM Mar.hH N.'tumf -
nae, dated 10Th n December. ~ ~. drlN ie''
IA Richmond tbanccgY Cont, Je uni, htslir .''
ma,.e IN The payment ~ tlc l.cht uru,aN '',N.' '
and being thereto rcquilcd, VIA s,i, $500 l..
premises. by auction, on
SATURDAY, MARCH I ;, l-cZ,
at 4 o'clock H. w., tis property above dc tfr' F 2,
bang VERY HANDSOME Tor, funNni 20
The north nDe Of Ntnahh Street 80 feet, rum POI
haok AZ right angles i6f Zee . inchye, ~" '
LARGE BRtth DWELLING, &c. t0eIcvn'
TERMS: Mhils. thr d,ed nqaf.s cssls p''r
3. l.. APpFEsoN,
Mhl2 TtsIsc<'
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rs furmam Iuppcr,
Real Estate Agent and Auciiono,y
1916 Main sfrect.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT AT
Il TRACTlyE AND VALUABLE PAIN
KNOWN ~ FRfNGELAND," SiTU AID
on nh RoAD-SIREET ROAD TWO MNll.l>
FROM THE WESTERN LIMITS of iuL CITY
81 RICHMOND. CONTAINING 81. ACkt~ 81
flRST-CLAS> rRlohiNG LAND AND AN-
PIE IMPROVEMENTS By V,ft. oi cef'aln
deed Of trl,st executed fn the under -..'d f un'
tee. dated March :. 1881, Hnd recorded ,n ir
clerks Office Of licuico County Court ID. b. NO.
page 2O9. 90 secure the payment Ui r, ttil u.t
therein mentioned idrfauif u'ug mau. ih ti. '.
uent thereof. aud b,irs required .' OBJ np if ..'
beneficiary. / slail ,cil DIS public suction, 500 '.'
premises. on
MONDAY, MARCH 20. i--&,
at , O'Clock NJ. tho VALUABLE f>I AIL ,.n-
yeyei hy thc deed aforerlid. \ COMFORT fl'iI
DWELLING Win large runias hHli, ana p'f. Il
two kitchens with four rooms cHch- barn, 81.
cUw-huu.g, dairy. &c. arV cn ths premise. li'.
l. on 10 Young orchard 81 s0uuee- of u'rciln.r
kindof fruit also. .iuc lssnrtWrni Cl rrl fr $500
Strawberries, and "a acre. Ia grain.
This 10 icc is desirable either as q NgciIpf g..
or q summer re-idUIcC.
TERMS; one third cash balance iu one ard q.
years. Interest added 10 deferred note, ani
cured by tru,t-c,er.
nh 10 4. UPPER. jW. IFu.i...
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Among the bargains at LEVY BROTHERS, are
Checked MusIins. Linon dc Dacca, ana other White
Dress GODS much below regular value.
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By Jno. +. LaughtOn, Jr.. Auctionecr,
1906 Main street.
CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT
SALE OF
$4,000 WORTH OF RICH TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WARE. ROGERS'S KNIVES, &C.
AT AUCTION.

The above large and valuable collection Of goods
from the Taunton silyer-Plate Company, embra-
cling every article In the siver-plated line Of
STRICTLY FIRST.CLASS GOODS.
will be CONTINUED nc my store. 1906 Main
street, EVERY DAY ut l0k o'clock 4. NJ and
O'Clock p. VI. The fullest guarantee given Of every
article sold.
These are the same goods sold by me for many
years past, aud are recommended by the best iami-
lies I'm our city. JNO. T.. LAUGHTON, JR..
NH l5-ts Auctionccr.
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MAYo's OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, March &c, 1852.
\ RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF
l. JUDGE JOHN A. MEREDITH, deceased. late
president Of the Board of Aldermen, all OF the
city offices VIII he closed FRIDAY, March 18th
i,ills due 10 the city FRIDAY may De paid SAT-
UfDAf Without penalty.
NH l7-lt " G. CARRINGTON, Mayor.
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A NEATDETACHED BRICK DWELL.

A NEAT DETACHED BRICK DWELL
IA ING, No. 902 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
At AUCTlON.-l will sell NJ public auction. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2lsr,
ut 3 o'clock r. NJ, that pretty and substantial
BRICK DWELLING No. 902. on the west line ~
BRICK KITCHEN with two rooms. The house l.
well built and In good order. and will pay fine
income on the investment or make most desira-
Die home. The LOT fronts 80 feet on Fifth street.
and has a depth of 100 feet 10 a wide alley. This
property Is adjacent to the beautiful residence Of
Mr.. AlOls Rick, and Is very desirable.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in six and
twelve months, per cent interest added, and se-
cured by trust-deed.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
rlh IL AuctOnetr.
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AT THE CHANGE or LIFE nothing equals HoP
BITTERs to allay all troubles incident thereto.
GUITEAU THE ASSASSIN Is TO BE Hung JUNE
30TH.-ThIs Is nothing new or surprising now,
but the bargains offered In IIouse-Furnshing and
Variety Goods at the Boston Bargain-IIouse, No.
14I1 Main street, are surprising above compre-
hension.
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SAY Send ten ceuts. in stamps or silver, for
FIFTEEN liIcu-CoLoRED CHEOMO-CARDs.
DIAMOND SuIRT-FACT0RY,
Post-Ofice Box 6O3. Baltimore Nd.
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by George II. P0indcster.
Real Estats Agent aud Auc,i0neer.
1900 Main street.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TUF
~ REAL ESTATE OF GEORGE CTNNfN,-
HAM. DECEASED, CONSISTING OF ANfN.
/ CELLENT EARM At MECIlANlCsNuLF
AND VERY DESIRABLE REAL EST AZ II
/ THE CITY OF EICHMOND.-m pursuance of
decree entered I'm the Chanccry Court 81 do c'fl
OF Richmond on fhc 4ih day Of March. lS-2. n
/ the cause of Cunningham Il ais. rs. Cunningham
/ ., ais, the uBdersig noi. special commicIoi,r.
therein named. win proceed to sell ou hf nrrr -.
BY public auction The REAL ESTATE a. t,,or.o
Cunningham. deceased, ~ follows
on MONDAY, MARCH 20. les2,
commencing AZ T.. W.. W. will .rll the RAJ
ESTATE In the city If Richmond in tie or..r
named
/ OF Wall or Fifteenth street between Main ana
Franklin. fronting Goa feet and running back 40
I feet
THREE BRICK STORES. with DWELLING, shove.
south side Of Grace between sos. utslrfh and
Eighteenth streets. one being ihr -'ofo and dwell
ing lately occupied 10y George CUNNINGHAM. DE-
ceased. vi IN which We viii sell fhp Ne brick lnl
three framed dwellings la rear with stable ana
wagon-yard.
/ / TWO-sToRY BRICK DWELLING on ilr
south side Of Marshall street 20 ii- intersection
with the west line ~ SiNfefnth street. BIAS InF 3D.
/ front Of 1873 feet on Marshall street aud runu.I g
| hack % feet to IN alley.
II the Whole Of The above properly & uot GOA ID
/ this day the sale will De- continued The following
/ day. commencing at same hour.
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1852.
/ commencing at O'Clock. we will e,il that VAL
J TABLE FARM ~ Mcchanics,iiic. % DE c.u.t,
/ Of Hanover. five mile. from the ciiN ~ iItH-
mond containing 327 ACRES. occupied IS
I George Cunningham. deceased go thc time nj I.
death. aud lately the property f DR.. j. g.. Lump
Mn. Ihi. Il "A most valuable property, and d. l0n
well known 10 need any further special dc.cfipi0n.
/ The dwelling and Out-hnur- are cumm0diOu. Iuf
/ IN most excellent condition. There h. -'nrr nu
the premises, with whuclwright- and black SMITH
shops. aud location most excellent one for iu-i-
ness.
/ TERMS A. TO CITY PROPERTY: one fourth
cash: balance atSiN. twelve. and gitecn months
the purchaser 10 execute Dob. negotiable notes HINI
interest added. for the deferred payments. wiNI
TILE retained until the pure -mOner pad and
I conveyance ordered bN tht tourf
In the sale u tie farm The cOUf. toners 1rn au.
thOrizcl 90 extend credits 'ue. fWo. ard thr,D
year, II The purchaser s0 q r,-.
III NRN g.. CANNON,
\. Il. COT fNEN.
special tnunul -ioufrs.
GEORGE y. PoiNDFNrEK. Aucti0ncer. mh %
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By Furrnln Topper
Real Estate Agent aud Auciiout,r,
1915 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FOUR
~ VALUABLE BUILDING LOIS 81 Attli
AT THE NORTHWEST iNlLE~ttllDN on
SPRING AND BELNiDERE ~IRttIS.-Bs we
tue Of a decree OF the Richmond thancrrf 'Duf
In the suit Of Mccarthy, Sc. ~ Dieklu-nu Anl
dis, entered February ~. lr-2. lhe undcr,igati
special commissioners thereby appointed i'r il'
purpose, viii sell NJ public auction, on the pfrh-
iscs, On
SATURDAY, MARCH rs, 1852.
az a. O'Clock l.. W.. ALL THAT LAND described
I'm a deed at trust from \. T.. Dickinson and " mn"
10 \. X. Courtney and l.. X. Dickinson, tru-iO..
dated December ,. 1877, and recorded ~ i.t
clerks Office Of Richmond thanccry Court II. d.
liz {. page a, a. follows: - Those fostr certain
northwest Intersection 81 spring aud B,ifid'r0
streets fronting together IL feet on me north in,
Of spring street and running back bfwcen rlt-
allcl lines along The wsst line If Bclsidcrp stree
l2sk feet" These LOTS he beautifully. aui at
IA that part Il the city rapidly growing AMI tu'
hanciug IN ,aiue, and will nay handsomely ts a
investment.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in six. tsclsr
and eighteen months, Interest added. ami title rt.
tanned until all Ule purchH>e-mOncy l. pad and
deed ordered ~ the Court.
ALFRED X COURTNEY,
JOHN ~. DiNNEfN,
THOMAS j. EVANS.
JACKSON CRY.
NH : special Commissioner.
rs Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuciionocU
1Ol6 Main STREET.
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The increase iii net earnings compared
with corresponding fifteen months is
S191, O9,.5f. and the increase in expenses
S256, a37.1S. The amount OF freight trans
ported reaches GAS, 500 tons, Of which there
was an increase OF east-bound freight OF
fSS, SIC tons, and west-bound OF 39,95S tons.
The increase OF company's material trans
ported amounted TO $1,000 tons. The num-
her Of freight trains run was 3l,619, and
the total distance 2,692,9Si miles; the num-
Der Of passengers carried was 496, 1913, Of
whom 455, 552 were local and the remainder
through passengers.
The mileage made by these trains reached
to 762,672 miles, and the average rate paid
by each passenger was Sl.20 9-l0.
The report shows that there lfas been Il
decrease in The shipment OF grain for the
past year, and gives as reason the lack OF
facilities at Richmond for handling grain.
Il declares that the Richmond mills have
net been worked up to half their daily ca
pacity, which it sets down as follows:
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BY Z. d. Cook. Auctioneey.

CHERlFF'S SALE OF THE ENTIRE
- STOCK OF GOODS BELONGING 70 THE
LATE CONCERN OF n. T.. WENDENBukGA
CO.. THE UNExPfRED LEASE or THE
BuSINESs.--By virtue of q chancery order enter
ed In the suit Of Wendcnburg's administrator IS.
Wigand, and by consent of the parties. VIII sell.
nj the store Of the late Arm Of X. y. Wcndenburg
& Co., No. 735 east Main street, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 81, 1882,
at AZ O'Clock r. NJ, at public auction. the En-
TIRE STOCK OF GOODS belonging 10 said Urn,
WIfiTE LEAD. LINsEED-oM,
TURPENTINE, BRUSHES,
MINERALS OF all colors.
VARNlsII, WINDOW-GLAsS,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PICTURES. SHOWCASES,
SAFE. DESKS.
CHAIRS. COU NTERS.
sTORE-FiXTURES.
and sundry other articles too numerous TO mention
ALSO,
the UNEXPIRED LEASE OF THE STORE and
the GOODWILL OF THE BUSINESS.
TERMS OF SALE one fourth cash; and the re-
sidue upon three, six. and nine months credit. the
purchaser giving NEGOTIABLE notes, satisfactorily
endorsed. JOHN W. WRIGHT,
Sheriff City Of Richmond.
+. Il. COOK, Auctionear. NH IL
BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street,
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In che nature Of betterments. The whole
OF The main line Is now laid with stecl,
and, with tho exception above noted near
Newport News, is In good condition:
The expenses Of constructing the PENN,
srla Extension and Of the wbaryes ana
terminal structures have been borne IN
part from the proceeds OF the two-miiioh
ssSoTies Az bonds authorized ana re-
served for that and like purposes, ana IN
part from the sales Of portion OF the TWO
million extension bonds.
IL will be necessary In order to provide
additional equipment which Will be needed
for the expected through business TO nave
q further resort TO the credit OF the com
pany, and arrangements can be made ior
the purchase Of engines and ears as may ne
required, with the privilege OF paying Tor
the same by instruments after they are oe-
iiyered.
A very large amount OF work has been
done In t,nnelling, rock-excavation, en-
banxlnent masonry--inorc than was imme.
disteIy required for the single track. ana
which, though 1t at present is unprodlie,,
tive, will he great saving when the road
requires a second track.
The bulk OF the outihvs ioi hiPiV'V
ments of the road-bed and track having
been made, and a good working supply OF
equipment procured (Which is nearly all
paid for), there is no doubt Of the ability OF
the company to meet the interest liabilities
out OF its net earnings.
c. p. HUNTINGTON, President.
The report was, on motion, received and
adopted.
GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT.
The report Of General-Manager {. w.
Smith showed the number OF miles ope-
rated upon during the period OF fifteen
months to be 423SG-100.
GROSS EARNINGS.
r-or, nas ugcrs....................s Deg.33l 10
From Freight. 2,O2S'5oS ~
From mails IV'vvoo,
From express. .................'''..' 2o'yy5oe ~
From miscellaneous. ................ 3z,ooo VI
40 o,- oco n,
OPERATING RXPKSsEs.
Conducting transportation. l,16l,717 20
Maintenance of way and buildings s72.570 sc
Maintenance of roling-stock..... 50l770 80
General expenses. ZVfso|l AZ
Total. s2,743,430 O3
Net earnings. s652,o3| Se
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

You MUSICAL PEOPLE. THINK ABOUT IT,
Strange, but yet true. that NINETY pei cent Of all
the strictly frst-class pianos sold In Richmond
and Virginia I'm the last FIVE years have been Of
WILLIAM KNABE & Co.'S manufacture. RAMeS
& MOSES, No. Ola Main street, agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL
~ BANK OF VIRGINIA. AT RICHMOND, VA,
At THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MARCH H..
1882:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

Don't delay getting some Of those barga ins In
Linen Goods at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17
By Wellington Goddlu & SON,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonecr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE OI

4 DMINISTRATOR's SALE OF 4
~ LARGE AMOUNT OF YALTABLE-iN-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AND EIGHT HAND
SOME VACANT LOTS ON BOTH SlDEN Of
CLAY STREET BETWEEN MONROE AND
HENRY STREETS.-As administering with OH,
viii annexed Of the late Thornton 4. Lipecnm',
aud acting under decree OF the Chlnccry 1our
Of theciy Of Richmond entered on III. 29th ~
Nembcr, 1851. In fhe case Of Taylor, &c. against
Lipscomb. &C., shall offer ior sale % nbiic alice
IN fIt. lltt.s nm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-03-17

TIE STEISwAY CnIcKERISG are really the
only American pianos Of worldwide reputation.
They are better to-day than ever before. RYLASB
& LEE, Agents, 9l3 Main street, Richmond, VA.