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yhc Reapport;onment Committee.

The subcommittee OF the special JOINT
Committee on Reap7ortionment met in the
Senate Chamber last night, and were in
session until 1l4 O'Clock. Present: MessrS.
Heaton, Dunlop, Bailey OF SpotsyIvania.
Porter, Warwick, and Keen. Ten plans
were submitted. Ii was decided that the
plan that received the largest number Of
voters should be referred TO the whole
committee. That luck fell to Mr.. Dunlop'S.
1t got three votes, and will therefore be
laid before the whole committee 0wenty-
seven) on Monday. Any other plan can
be submitted in competition with it. 1t is
necessary TO have something to start on.
The caucus meets Tuesday.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. Gus. Thalhimer and bride, OF this
city, and Mr.. sig. Einhorn and bride, OF
st. Louis, are stopping at Mr.. Charles
Tbalhimer's, No. 400 east Clay street.
Rev. L. A. Peterson has accepted an in-
vitatiOn to preach in Danville on Sunday
next on the "Origin Of Methodism." The
pulpit OF Centenary church will be filed
on Sunday morning by Rev. II. {. Cheat
ham and Rev. w. Il. McC'iyray, who are
very popular with that congregation.
Hon. john T. GOolrick, OF Frcdericks-
burg, is in the city, stopping at the 81.
Claire Hotel
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The Caledonian Club last night had their
annual celebration OF the birthday Of
Robert Burns.
The banquet took place at Sanger Hall,
and Mr.. Zimmerman did credit to his
house I'm supper spread. The following
toasts were read and responded to:
I. Robert Bur7ls.-
1.-THE Poetic Genius OF bis country
found hm as the prophetic bard Elijah did
Elish-at the plOw-and threw her iDspir.
ing mantle over him. She bade him sing
the loves, the JOYS. the rural scenes and
rural pleasures Of his native soil in his ma
tive tongue. He obeyed her dictates with
splendid suecess, achieving imperishable
renown.
Responded to by Hon. W. G.. CARING
ton. Mayor Of Richmond.
9. Virginia.
E" We love her high mountains covered with snow,
We love her str;iths and green valleys below,
We love her forests aud wild-hanging woods
We cen love her torrents, her loul-poGring
noOds.n
wherever we wander. wherever wo rove,
Our homes In Virginia forever we love.
Responded TO by Mr.. Havey Wilson, Of
the Richmond bar.
3. ScotLand.-
40 Scotia my dear, my native soil-
For whom my warInest wish 20 Heaven ~ sent,
Long may Thy hardy sons OF rustic toll
Re blesi with health, and peace, and SWEET con-
tent
Responded to by ex-Chief Gilbert Phil
lips.
4. The city Of Rschm0ad.-
Here wealth stil swells The golden tide
As busy Trade his labor plies:
There Architecturc's noble pride
Bids elegance aud spleDd0r rise
Responded TO by eX-Chief John Max
well
$. 4 Health 10 Them That's A,oa.-
"lt IL guild 10 be merry and wise,
II IS guid 10 DC honest and true,
And whl Wilma wish guild luck tO our ca use,
Nav never guild luck be their Ia"
Responded to by Chief William l.. Ma
son.
&. Tie Press
"ThGrc'sn cbiel amang YOU takln' note,
And faith he'll PRINT ii.'
Responded to by Mr.. William +. Drink
ard. editor OF the Dispatch.
:. UOman.-
" Her smiles glances, signs tears, iirtators airs
'Gainsi such an host what 1intv savage dare?
When awful Beauty Joins with Ill her chains,
Who is so rash as rise In rebel arms?n
Responded TO by ex-Chief j. r. Mitchell.
The occasion was very pleasant indeed.
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uoME ITEMS.
YAH your own faul,

--~Au your own fault
IL Won rcmain sick when yon can
,sct Hon Bit;crs thar nevor-Fati.
The weakest woman, smallest child, and sickest
invalid can use I,op Bl,ers with safety and grca
good.
o,a men. tottering around from rheumatism
Kidney trouble, or any weakness, will be alinoss
new ny using Hop Biiiers.
Nv wife and daughter wore madc healthy by the
use Of nop Biters. and recommend them to my
peoplc.- Methodist Clergyman.
Ask any good doctor II Hop
Rtters src noi the best family medicine
Ca earth.
Mslarial fever, agnc, and biliousncSs' viii leave
every ncirhborhood as soon as Hop bitiers arf''"
My mother drove the paralysis aud neuralgia
all on, OF her system with Hop Biiiers."- Editor
os,ceGo SAN.
Keen the Kidneys healthy with hop Bitters' ana
you need not fear sickness
Ice watar Is rendered harmless and more re-
frcs,ang and ryiyng with Hop Bi'ters IN eSeh
draught.
The v,gor of yosth for use aged and inhrm In
Hop Ditiors
AT the change Of life nothing equals
Hop Bitiers 10 allay all troubles Incident
Thereto"
..The hcss periodical for Ladies TO take monthly
and from which they Will receive the greatest ben
ell is Hop Bi,tsrs-@
Mothers with sickly, frctfnl, nursing children
vii cure the children and bencAt themselves by
taking Hop Bttcrs daily.
Thousands die annually from some form OF Md
ney disease that might have 0ecn prevented by
umely use Of Hon Bitters.
tcSlresuou, weak stomach, irregularities OF the
howels. cannot exist when Hop Bilters are used.
Timely use of Hop
R,t,crs viii keep a whole family
I'm rotus, health year ~ itne cost
To produce cal genuine sleep and chtld-like re-
nos, all Might. take \ Nttlc Hop Bitters on re-
firing.
That Indigestion or stomach gas AZ night pre-
venting rcst and sleep. will disappear by using
Hop Btiers.
paralytic nervous, tremulous, old ladies are
made perfectly quie. and sprighiiy by using HOP
Biiiers &c czS-H"i"Ah~"i"
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
George billiard. charged with being
drunk. Discharged. lie was fined S15
for carrying concealed weapons.
Joe Nelson (colored), for stealing ten
dollars from Robert Robertson. jailed
for three months.
Henry Dudley (colored), for feloniously
assaulting and striking George Watkins.
Discharged.
Bernard Miller. charged with being a
common vagrant. Discharged.
Mary Hobson and Mary Meade (both
coIored). charged with fighting In the street.
Fined S. each.
Henry Banks (colored), for trespasslng
upon the premises OF Mrs. Catherine
Banks with intent to commit larceny.
jailed for three months.
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The Hnilders' Exchange.

At meeting OF the members OF the
Builders Exchange held in Judge Well
ford's Court Yesterday morning, President
ii. Is. Owen IN the chair, the committee APP
pointed to select suitable rooms for the
Exchange reported that they had chosen
two rooms oyer the National Bank Of Vir.
ginia. Sixteen new names were enrolled,
making u membership Of iorty-nine. A
committee was appointed to purchase fur.
niture. The meeting was large one and
much interest was manifested.
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Just received at Jackson's. 303 Broad
street. Egg-Tmners, Carved Salad-Spoons
and Forks. Carved Woodland Bone Napkin
Rings, Fox busters, Hearth Brushes,
German Trays. Tin Chamber Sets, &c.
He has also Dinner and Tea-Se'Swith other
China, Crockery-, and Glassware in good
variety ut lowest prices
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"Anotber cold wave coming" SAYS the
Signal Office; and il you need an Overcoat
or Suit we advise you to 60 TO the Cloth.
ing Palace Of a. Straus 4 Son, 1901 Main
street, and tit yourself out. Yon not only
get the best goods, but you can save from
20 to so per cent.
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lsObsOaa and Crane.

Another full house witnessed last night
at the Theatre the presentation by Robson
and Crane OF the colnedietta A Game
That Two Can Play" and the " Comedy OF
Errors" both Of which gave great s..Is.
faction. The company with Robson aud
Crane is certainly m eyenly-balanced one,
and every one acts the part assigned TO The
life.
To-day 1T the matinee the Theatre viii
be fuller to see Robson and Cranes
Boarding. lIouse"; tO-night "ShSrps
and Flats" and lots OF fun q. both
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lime. CEMENT. dc.

DOCkLAND AND VIRGINIA LIME;
IL ROSENDALR, JAMFS-RIVER. CCMBER-
LAND. and PORTLAND (importedi CEMENT:
CAL' 'lNEb PLASTER. NOVA SCOTIA LAND
fLASTER. FlRE-BRlCkS, LATHS. PL ASrEk-
hrs HAIR. &C, &C. tor sale low by
WARNER MOORE,
Lime. Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster.
foot of Seventeenth street south side OF Dock.
e25
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The Great Trial.

Sealskin Cigars are here to be tested
with Richmonds most popular brands.
The best judges OF cigars are invited 10 pass
upon them. Firsl-class dealers handle them.
OWENS 4 MINOR, Agents. Richmond.
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BOsToy CHIPS for colds at ASToNl,s.

THB COMBINATION or INGREDIENTS used In
making BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocBns u such
as to give the hest possible effect with safety.
They Are the best remedy in use for Coughs. Ceds,
and Throat DIseases
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Boeros Cmrs for colds a. Asrosrs.
SWEET Gru .Sn v,,,y,


Most OF our readers have thought very little .of
the fact thatin the eyudaton they see cliKyinz TO
the sweet-gum tree In the hot summer months
there Il principle that Is considered the most
powerful stimulating expcctorant known. They
have no doubt thought less OF tie fact thai IN the
mulcin plant seen 10 the oid-1c.ds 10 = muciIagi-
mona Substance that acts soothing dcnoicen ON
tie inhamed surfaces Of the lungs, and which has
attracted The attention Of the medical world In
consequence OF Its wonderful effect, on con-ump-
ton. When these things are coa sidercd It fs not
surprtsing that "Tayior's Cherokee Remedy or
Sweet Gum and Mulein," the great psnscel for
Coughs. Group. WhoopinS-Cough, snd all Bron-
chiai Affections, Is proving such . boou 20 those
suffering.
Fer sale BY all leading druggists al 25r. and ~
per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor. Atisa.a
Ga, proprietor Of Tsylor's Premium Cologne
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done as
The DISPATCH PBISTIsC-H HOUSE. Good work ,
low prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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SEstden Death.

A co!ored man named Robinson Jackson,
eighty years old. who lived at 705 norti
Seventeenth street, was found dead in III,
room about = O'Clock last night. Deatl
was probably from heart-disease.
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PAINTINGS, WATER-COLORS,

PAINTINGS, WATER-COLORS,
OLEOGRAPHS, STEEL ENGRAVISGS,
AND CHROMOS FOR SALE.
MANTEL- and PIER-MlRH0RS, BISQUES
aud ROGERS'S GROUPS constantly on hand.
SxIO FRAMES, IN Gold, Bronze Plush, Ebony
and Walnut. from 25c. upwards.
CABINET FRAMES in every stylc-a iarz'
assortment on hand and for safe ut very low prices
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER aud PICTURES
FRAMED ~ the latest and most artistic manner
VALENTINE-CARDs IN every style.
EASELS and CORNlCES made 10 order.
L. LEWIS'S Art Gallery.
ial6 9l2 Main street.
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sr,r.me Conrt of Appeals.

Hatcher against Crews. Argued by
Colonel John II. Guy for appellant and w.
w. Henry, ESQ.,, for appellees and sub
mitted.
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NWIUUI IINNs

The Democrats have u out OF the 81
members Of the Senate. Two seats are Va
cant. They have GG out OF the 80 members
OF The House. one seat is vacant.
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INUR LIN L OF
~ NIiT SUITS arc
now offered at immense
reductions 70 close them
out. If you want a Mill
lSu,t come 10 u. as ours
lara sold AZ what yOn
would pay for the mlie-
rial did You buy II by The
yard.
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NOR SALE.

EOR SALE.
Il One SAW MITL IN Hanover county
One ShW-MlLL in surIy county
These Mills are now ruInlny, ana ', III he -old
great bargalus Timber NJ hand aud c,u be- bought
al reasonable prices. G.. l.. HANE>.
Nos. Ia and 30 south Fiftct nth street.
"a 26-Sa,Su,W W.&Th&sw&w1t
TAKEN BY MISTAKE. on THE
4 evening of the 25th, from 2IG east Grace
street, sEALSkiN COAT, trimmed with black
fur, marked on the inside Arnold & Constable.
Plense return to 2 q east Grace street.
js 26-lt'
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ADVERTISTNG A RATEa

Reduced prices on Winter Clothing pre-
vail at the Clothing Palace, and Il viii
certainly pay you 10 call. The Clothing
Palace. 1901 Main street.
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Criminal Charges

A report from the office Of tie Auditor
of Public Accounts gives the following
statement OF criminal charges
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EEK EEK \ < 6 9OS 81 EEL SSH 90 q ERR
/ l. k oF FH / ssss#HS SEEHf SE
HREX X Geo KRE LIJL ssSsM 90 X R.

Since our opening In Richmond. one year agc
Today IL has been our Bip TO make persona
ii1end OF evcry customer How well we have sue
ceeded Is proving by the many customers we have
made Weare always on the lookout for
FRESH, STYLISH GOODS.
We have no oil stock for :, piane rho ,r,as ~,
our goods 70 low al tn. commencement, oe tho ..,.
"h ta' 'hey sell very readily. This fall our trade
has been unprecedented, for we hs,e Our entire
stock Of MERCHANT TAiI.oRs' MisFrrs sola
out. When frtsh opportunity offered ,ts.,s 9,
was too late 70 buy slock o: fresh winter Voods
aud one OF our best New York manufacturers
oetercd to send us $4,000 worth OF his
DEsT SUITS AND ovERCOATs
oa commission, which we readily acceated. and
ever since the new year we have been selling these
goods Never has the Oldest clothing buyer boui,,
such goods at the
REMARKABLY Low FIGURES
Ne are selling this stock We suffer no loss; We
make 10 per cent. on every sI We sell.
Remember, 81 worth OF goods for SOC,
Ora $40 SUIT forsiO.
ora $50 oyERO0AT for SIS
oras4O oyERcoAT for $40.
ora.f6 PAIR OF PANTS for 80,
orasi2 0yERCoAT for 20.
ora $50 SUIT for sl5.
CONSIGNMENT SALE AT
IiHFH Ii'HII \ / / {; {; :; T F ! T 7
ssss TIT q 90 ssas EEE
= ( ssj$f'iEEE::.
S2; sis MAIN STREET.
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ONE PRICE ONLY

WIN TER IN
| w DEIWEAR is SELL
ling actively rOw-beiter
.i7te than never. Our 90
cen, DOUBL E-rWlLL-
,ED HEAVY CANTON
FLANNEL DRAWERS
ARE still on our counters.
our RED FLANNEL
SHIRTS and DRAW
lERS 60 raDidly. judges
SAY our Sl.50 brand IS
the best over seen.
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sEINE.THIREAD.

I LICHTENsTEIN'sN~~
1Is SONS, SNp
COR. SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN srRxErs,
RICHMOND, VA.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
SEINE-TlfREAD OF all Nos. and qualities:
PATENT and sOfT-LAiD sEINE-TwiNESs
COTTON ROPES, sii sizes;
C0RkS aud CORkWOOD.
NETS and NETTING In stock and msdJ 10 or
derst short notice. Lowest prte.s Eusrsateed.
Sole importers Of the LION BRAND SEMI
THREAU-warrauted to give Satisfaction.
MACRAME TwINEs, white aud rql.n 4. ana
Au sises required. AZ
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ONE PRICE ONLY
n q II n / \ q

n q L II / y q
" looks worse than an
old Hat. 10 makes the
wearcr look ven,
although be may be neat
in his dress. And this
should not he. for the
stock Of HATS we show.
aud the prices NJ which
they sell. enable every
one To buy q NEW HAT.
andlOOk. in consequence.
tidy.
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DARENTS A Il L
| now piecing up
SCHOOL SUITS, and
orr reduced pricts have
enabled \ great many To-
gu better goods than an
ticipaied for the OUTLAY
intended. The run on
BOY = and c II l. =
pREN'S PANTS is At Its
hcigh. now.
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PAINTINGS. ExGRAyaNGS. &c.

EREE EXHIBITION DAILY AT l..
LEWIs's ART-GALLERY.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.
~---1~->|---- - y -
'VHE ROSADALIS.

4
ROSADALlS y IA sovereign i,Diei. 10. al di,-
cases OF the blood. II hns eqn1i tor tie cu.p oil
all nervou. disorders. Read this certIicate 4
would Ike 10 bear terlrlOny ~ the meTits OF IO-
sADALls hy ssyIne that ,oms eight years ago I
WAS totally prostr1ted, and could e,t NJ r,lrf
from our family physician, but after taking onr
hottie of RIOS sDALIS became entlrrly re>,or.sf
first took your medicine l weighed only I3O. Z
cheerruJiy recommend II u all. aud especially h,
those afflicted with nervous dcoiligy
Mgs. 4. A. NAkDN.
IA 26-l2tSwlt BalimOr-, Nd
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WHO Is MRS. WINSLOwt

BOSTON CHIPS for colds 1T ASroNrs.
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ON + Il & O A T
" stock Is ycr7 large
larger now. at the end OF
The season. than other
stocks IN the city were ~
the beginning. We offer
-0me plums, 50 DO not
DELAY looking al our
stock.
CH!L n Il Z y :
PLUSH = T i VI NJ + y
GOODS in full Eas1rt-
ment Of Sizes
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EOR SICK-R MS.
THE MOST AGREEABLE, EFFECTIVE, AND
CONVENIENT PURIFIER OF SICK.
ROOMS Is
BL AIRS CHLoRAL THYMoL PRoPHYLAe.
TIC AND DISINFECrANT.

For SAKE by Druggists. Price 90 cents bottle.
Read The following:
"BLAlR's CHLORAL THYMoL PRoPHY.
Tactic Is the best disinfeetani that have ever
used" isirnedl HUNTER MCGUIRE. N. ID.
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ONF PRICE ONLY.
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
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House of Delegates.

The House of Delegates met at noon
Speaker Stuart in the chair. Prayer by
the Rev. Dr. T. G.. DaSbiell, Of the Episco-
pal Church.
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VAKEN BY MISTAKE. on THE
WANTS.

n TEACHER desires an appointment 4, Su-
perintendeut or Professor. west or south. Expert
In Modern Languages English Germsn, French
and Spanishl and science tihystcs, Chemistry.
Anatomy, and PhysiOl0.yl. Highest reference
Address 7. =. care of THO. K ii. MEYER. l6
east Sixticth street, New York. Ia 5O-li
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time aud there is no earthly needfor moro
physicians.
3. We are told that II the Medical Col
lege OF Virginia will not educate young
men free Of charge, Baltimore ,cin. Then
In the name OF reason, why should our I'M
poverisbed State go TO this unnecessary
expensef
3. We are told that the "medicai schools
Of Paris, Berlin, and Vienna are yfee
schools win Drs. McCaw and Cullen
tell ,ls what are the requisites for admits
sio, into these free schools-and how long
time must be spent In study before the
diploma Of these schools can he obtained
Certainly their courses embrace longer
periods than .,two sessions Of ticenty.four
tceslcs each y!
Lastly. II the Medical College OF Viz
ginia wishes 10 be made pu6ltc free
school. will 1t admit white ana cotoreo
Youths? II must not discriminate. Beg
gars cannot be choosers."
G.. A. BRYCE, NJ. ID.
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch

~ WV <<rNse' " WV Dtcf'etS''s
The small birds ought to be protected by
an effective law here In Virginia as well as
In the northern States. They pass through
here TO their northern nesting grounds,
and while on their way there they are
slaughtered by the thousand, and not only
those that go there, but those that would
make our own State pleasanter and pro-
tcct our crops by destroying insects, are
killed as long as 1t Is possible to find
them. Why can't 1t be seen wisdom
In the present Legislature to remedy
this evil and protect by severe penal
ties sufficient to prevent the wholesale
destruction OF oil the birds, thus Civ
ing an encouragement to the home-seeker
that only those who come here from Sec
tions protected In this manner can appre-
cintey They make pleasant the homes OF ali
who have desire 10 live, In the country
either for summer only or as home, and
to nm owner OF land In the country tits not
with the most pleasant feelings does he see
hunters shoot down bis little friends and
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carry them away With no chance Tor de.
fence. This Is not an encouraging lealuIe VI
the condition OF this great CommonW wealth. .l.l
We. the unknown workers, feel al snls;
and daily not only see these invaders ol
our homes, as dear TO US The mllnonaire
interests are TO him. cross and recross our
lands, butare insuitedif we offer our protest,
and Il Is not uncommon to hear the Duiiet or
sbot pass our heads. VIII. then, mol some
one Of the present members OF the Legs
lature bring this subject to notice, anu al-
tempt at least TO make life In the country
not only more enjoyable but SAFER IRON
random shots! ~
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by Quarles & McCurdy,
Real Estate AuciiOneers.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A LOT OF LAND, WITH A SMALL
FRAMED TENEMENT THEREON, No, 1921
VENABLE STREET.-By virtue Of decree of
the Chancery Court Of the city Of Richmond, en-
tered on the 2 LIST dav of February. 1884, in the
cause of Belyin's executor, who sues. &C., U.s..
Florence's administrator and heirs the under
signed, special commissioners thereby appointed
for the purpose viii proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1884,
at AZ O'Clock i. NJ. The above described REAL
ESTATE, fronting on the south side of Nenable
street 81 SIP feet and running back on its west
ern line at right angles with its front 16l feet
inches. and on its eastern line irregularly, with
the use Of an alley on the east.
TERMS: One third cash; the remainder AT six
and twelve months. with interest from day of sale,
the purchaser give negotiable notes therefor and
secure the same by deco Of trust on the property.
GEORGE =. HAW,
SOL. CUTCHINS,
fe22 Special Commissioners.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
u WAY.-sCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB
LEAVE RICHMOND:
o.lo A. NJ. For Clifton Forge and local stations.
Mail except Sunday.
II.25 A. NJ For Newports News AND Old Point
Comfort. Pario9-CarIiued daily. Ar
rives Norfolk Monday, wednesday
Thurday.s aud Saturday $50 +. NJ:
4.oO p " For Viewpoints News, Old Point and
Norfolk, Express except Sunday.
A.30 p. NJ, For Ioui VILE and Cincinnati. con-
Meeting for all points West, North
west, and Southwest. Fast express
daily Pullman sleepns cars Wash
ingtOn and Charlottesville TO Louis
1o.oo p. NJ. For Ashland, Ky. Night express
A'''O except sunday. q. and D. sleeping
car 10 Clifton Forge.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
a.5O A. VI. From Ashl,nd, Ky. except SUNDAY.
1140 A. NJ. From norfolk. oio ponL ana new
ssS PM FROM From osS ss sssp s$ay
From Old Point aud Newport News
Parior-Car Line daily. Passengers
from Norfolk, Old Point. and New
ports News connect 1t H., \. and +.
Junction with Pullman sleeping
ears for New York.
GAO p, NJ. From Louisville and Cincnna
Fast express, daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad street,.
TicEtt-Offices: 1000 Main street and Chesa-
po'N' '''' 0'''' II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
c. W. SMITH, General Manager. fec
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-02-27
, the Editor of ne DlspatcA |.

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Since both OF the medical institutions OF
our ststo have been heard from, with your
permission / win only add word or two
on the part Of the profession In reference
70 the EliI for providing an annuity for the
college In this city.
T. It's conceded by oil that the medical
profession ii oyererowded at the present