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Tho Illinois Christian Association meets In t1o
hall Of tho Methodist Church Block ak q p. m,
to-day,
A business mooting 'of tho members and al-
heronts OF thu First Scotch Church, who do not
decline the authority Of the Chatham psesbytery.
will bo held this evening ut No. 785 Weat Mad
ison street, at o'clock p. m. It Ia important
that thore bo q full attopdanco.
Francis Murphy, the reformed inabriato, OF
Maine, will speak at temperance meetings this
week as follows: Washingtonian Homo, to-day.
Of 1880 p, m. North Star Baptist, Friday, at
1880 p. m. Grand Crossing, Saturday, At 7:90 D.
NJ. and at Centenary III. E. Church, Sunday,
ut 1880 p. N.
The young men Of tho Western part of tito
city aro requested to meet In tho hall of
Aquh Pura; Lodge, 1000 Lake street, corner OF
Seymour, this evening at 8 o'clock, to assist in
tho formation Of u debating and literary club,
which. It is designed. ehail DO hold thoro ono
evening in each woek during the coming winter.
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RICHMOND HoTEL AND DRAMATIC COMPANY.
In tie Senate Yesterday MIR. Lawson intro
duced bill to authorize Robert Beverly,
". B. Mathews. bradley T. johnson, ".
Z. Tsaacs, JOHN Enders, John 3. Davis, Jo-
seph Hall, Isaac Davenport. John 7. Branch,
e.. E.. Weddcrburn. B. c. Flanagan, aud
John r. Ford to open books of subscription
to the capital stock of the g Richmond Hotel
and Dramatic Company" and whenever
900 shall have been subscribed by per-
sons able to pay, the subscribers may or.
ganiZe the company. The incorporators
propose to erect a building i'll the city OF
Richmond for the purposes of first-claSs
hotel and theatre. with the necessary stores
and usual accompaniment. The capital
stock is 10 be hot less than $4,000 nor more
than 100000, to be divided into shares of
$50 each. Subscriptions may be made in
money. materials for building purposes, ma
chincry, or land, and the association Ask to
acquire land by gift or purchase, provided
the amount of land so held at any
one time shall not exceed the amount
necessary for the purposes Of the incorpori-
ton; and at the expiration Of two years
frem the completion of the buildings only
so much land shall be held by said assoca-
ton as may be necessary for the use OF said
concern. The first annual meeting of the
company shall be held in the city Of Rich
mond at such place as the Board OF Direc-
tors may determine on.the 1st OF July, 1874.
The bill was referred to the Committee on
General Laws. ...ss.
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POLICE Court - Mayor G,iIes Frank
Thacker, colored, was arrested by officer
Smith, charged with breaking and stealing q
threshing machine, the property of G. S.
Maurice. The pluuder was found in an OK
cart driven by the prisoner. and was covered
with fodder, shucks, &c. He was sent on to
the County Court. -
Found DEAD.-Sam. Lockett. negro well
known in Dale township, was found dead
near the old courthouse Saturday. Justice
Wells held an inquest. Verdict of the jury
death from supposed iniemperance and ex-
posure.
PERsoNAL.-John s. Whitworth, the gal
liant captain Of the Elliott Grays during the
late war, and now master mechanic of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad.
aud William VI. Robinson, ex-superintendent
Manchester cotton mills, were in town yes
terday.
The Court OF CIVIL JUSTICE. Constable
Gary and Justice Gentry have established
their office in the front apartment of t1Ye
market. Tuesday and Friday have been
selected rs regular days for the administra-
ton of civil justice.
RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-Seryiccs continue at
the Presby yterian church. Rev. DR.. Preston
will preach tonight.
MINOR TopIcs.-The Committee on By
Laws not being ready to report the Confede-
rate memorial meeting will not be held to-.
night.
4 party of town Spcrtsmen killed fnc
deer near Branch's Monday.
Drick-makiIg on an Increased scale has
commenced ut all Of our brick-yards.
The Old Dominion CLUB defeated the
ScrapinS's niEe in match game Of baseball
Easter Monday. Score, 47 to 81.
The newly-appointcd officers have entered
upon the discharge of their duties, and give
general satisfaction.
The first term OF the Hastings Court will
be held .hird Monday in April.
The nominating meetings for city council.
men will not be held this week.
CapEain.Ei!liam Whitworth has presented
to the Jefferson Library one of the oldest and
most valuable copies OF Paradise Lost eX.
tunt. .. .,.....
The members or the Manchester GIce Clut
will meet at headquarters Thursday aight.
No meeting of the First Ward Club this
week. f. sr..s. .s.'.:5-' s.- (.
Important meeting of the Wide Awakes
to morrow night.
The Manchester market needs n new roof
ali the Offices leak badly. '1-s' - a@
The funeral of the lamented Walter Pu,.
liam took place from the Meade Memorial
church yesterday. .......
The First Ward executive committee will
meet at the Office of Moody & Royal Friday
night.
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INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.-Harlem-
rifle, Columbia county, " \ July 0. lS73.-R. r.
Pierce. w. D.. Desr Sir,-Your favor Is just re-
c.iyed. Intended to haye written TO you several
weeks since concerning the Improvement IN my
health, which is now very apparent have used
one bottle of savorite Prescription with the best
results, although will admit was somewhat dis
couraged after Its use (for short time only. l
took II unC very dis advantageous circumstances
having the supervision Of The house, and during
the season of 'house-cleaning," was Obliged
through the incompctency Of help, to do more than
ought, and. of course, Suffered drcadfuly, lifted
when ought not to have raised my hand, and Cid
al could to bring order out Of chaos but upon
laying aside all cares AMI containing the remedy
tnd after using less than bottle, to be so much
bencfltcd tb1t have discontinued the use with no
return OF the ssmptor.s CT which wrote you.
have suffered terribly, and what added to my dis
tress Was the consciousness Of not procuring relief
from ordinary sources. at times 1t seemed about I'm
possible to stard great was the distress. All OF
those severe neuralgic pains have dissppearcd they
were so bad at times ! could hardly walk Without
some external pressure. They seem to have lett me
Ike magic, suddenly, ani have had no rstrrn. An
other symptoms have been removed. The severe
weakness and faintness have disappeared, and can
| 90 ND stairs with comparative ease now. Wouio
have informed you ere tlis Of my improvements
for appreciated It, bat was fearful IL was only
transient benefit was receiving, but think sum-
cicpt time has elapsed consider the ieneacla re-
| suits permanent. Accept Of my best wishes LOT
your future success and your Kindness In ADVISING
me. Very truly, Mrs. 81. NgrTfH SNYDER
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAX.

Y MLEE, II A. d., at Epps's blacksmith shop,
on Broad street, mules, carts and harness. hua :
gy, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO.. r. VI, square OF laha
and framed dwelling thereon In Manchester.
COOK LAUGHToS, 101 A. u. and 7'a r. NJ,
a,T.L. Apgus,s store. corner OF Ninth ana
Broad streets, general stock OF china, gsas >
queensware. housekeeping and fancy goods.
II. MCCORMICK, 1o4 A. 81, household and kltcti-
en- furniture. .,
u. GoDDlS, S r. W, large brick and nartea
dwelling at Rockets, q, the northwest cornef Oh
Williamsburg avenue and Nicholson street.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 12 H., In front OF tho
custom -house, plantation IN Gloucester county
AT THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. ~,
GDUBRS 4 WILLIAMS, the valuable properly
known as the Healing sp:irga, ID Bstn county
ati2M. l} &NF1 ssa -S
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Humphrey U.s. The City Of Norfolk will be
taken up first to-day.
CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, Tuesday,

CHANcERY Court OF RICHMOND, Tuesday,
The following cases were disposed Of:
Baughan rs. Baughan, &c. Decree con-
irming report of commissioners directing
deed to the purchaser, who has paid in full,
and making disposition Of the fund in the
cause.
Burke, &c., rs. Burke, &c. Decree con-
firming report OF sale of the commissioners
of the property in the proceedings men,
toned, and directing said commissioner to
proceed to consumnlate said sale and make
report.
Hobson's executor Us. HobsoD, sc. De.
cree directing certain real estate therein
mentioned to be conveyed to Mrs. Mary NJ.
Lyons.
Haxal!, &C., Us. Haxall, &c. Decree re-
ferriug cause to Il commissioner for inquiry
and report.
Peeb!es's executor us. PEBBLES, &c. De.
cree referring cause to commissioner Tor
inquiry, account. and report.
Anderson Us. Earnest, trustee. Decree re-
ferring cause to a commissioner for inquiry
and report. t
Rutberford's executor cs. Rutherford, &C.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner
fixing fund for raising annuity, and directing
a sale of certain real estate in said decree
mentioned. =.
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ELECTION OF OFPIcEas.-JohnsoD's Taber.
nacle, No. 4s, Of the General Grand Ac,
cepted Order of B's. and So. of LoFe and
Charity, have elected the following officers
viz. Nelson Z. Foster, worthy superior
sallie Lewis, worthy yice.superior; Corne;
lius Miller, worthy r. s. Polly Allen,
worthy treasurer; Thomas r. johnson
worthy financial; secretary. The Worthy
Superior made the following appointments !:
Nathan Johnson, W. Chaplain Lizzie Jones,
W. Con-; Annie jackson, w. Jr. Con-;
Susan Miller, w. j. Sep.; John Ray, W.O.
Sen. Charles Byeres, marshal; Cornelius
Miller, p. w. s.; Mary Jones, p. w. v. S.
These officers, and those of Tabernacle No.
IS, will be installed Thursday night, instant,
at Tabernacle No. Do. t..-.s3 : t0i I, ,:'r2'~,
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AT THE THEATRE !To-NIGHr.-The De nier
& Fox Troupe commence al engagement at
the Theatre tonight, when will be pre-
sented for the first time in this city the
Amusing pantonime of Humpty Dumpty.
The play had an immense run in New York,
at the Olympic, and has been rendered with
| success in e,West and many southern cities
BY the Fox S1DeHier Troupe. Many new
and pleasing tsicks have been introduced.
and even those who were delighted with its
| rendition in New York will eujoy the many
new features introduced. 1t is useless to
say that it will attract large audiences.
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Bishop DOggelC Cams 70 enc ssettl r..
the Board. He said that DR.. Minnigerode
mad not announced his own opinion, but it
was the report of the Board which he had
read. The origin of the difficulty and dis
cussion was a criticism upon the report oi
the Board. He thought, however, that Dr.
Edwards was right in all that lie had said.
DR.. G. W. Jones said that he had CORE.
sponded with Mr.. Sprigg, and that he had
written his articles purely and solely upon
what the Bible Board bad put out them.
selves. He knew Mr.. Sprigg well, and be
felt sure that he was above any such act as
had been imputed TO him. He could not
conceive how the conviction could rest on
anyone's mind that Mr.. Sprigg could be guilty
of an act which would stab q society in
which he had such great interest.
DR.. Minnigerode denied that any assault
had been made upon Mr.. Sprigg.
Rev. Mr.. Kepler said that the report had
been presented in such form that business
men might have come to the same conclu-
sion as that which Mr. Sprigg reached.
Even at the meeting OF the Board on Mon
day night the report had been passed around
for inspection. The impression created Oh
the mind Of one member at least, was that
it was obscure, and another member had
agreed with him.
DR.. Edwards now presented resolution
providing for au amendment to the bylaws.
in order that six additional members of the
Board might be elected. Adopted.
Major Stiles then nominated all the old
officers, except that the name Of Mr.. j. l..
Williams was substituted for that of MIR. L.
B. Bentley in the directory.
Rev. J. B. Jeter, d. D., Rev. J. /. Bur-
rows, d. D., Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, d. p.,
Messrs. a. b. Clarke, and Z. D. Noting
were also chosen directors.
Among the delegates from other sections
of the State who were present were Judge
Dorman, OF Norfolk; Rev. Mr.. Hawes, OF
Farmviile; Rev. j. G. Rowe, district agent ;
Major Shepherd, Of Hanover DR.. Jones, OF
Hanover; Colonel Preston, OF Rockbridge;
and Genera! 1. II. Smith, Of Lexington.
Al Ii o'clock the meeting adjourned, the
being pronounced by DR.. W ood-
urlligs. s s. g..
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that this Society Is composed of those who
agree In the unity OF theirfaith aud that, we
take the Bible IS 1t is, Without mote or COM

Sua1 tuisf s5OClStJ fs COtuk}OScu OF EH0Hc. WHO
agree inythe nnity Of their faith aud that we
take the Bible IS it is, without note or COM
ment. ...4A.:G - iigi.4. zss,.e tt!srs fzv.s
DIR. Hoge, addressing the meeting, said
that it was not his purpose to make o. speech,
He desired the effect OF what had been said
by those who preceded him to. remain. If
the meeting accomplishes no other object, 1t
will serve TO strengthen the love for the truths
that are inthe Word OF God. a ;}iiI 2-1ph
DIR. Edwards said that he could not let the
occasion pass without replying to what Mr..
Wall had said concerning MIR. Sprigg and
the statements published in the Cturchndn.
He grew quite warm on the subject, and said
that Mr.. sprigg had been kindly admon-
isbed not to make the attack upon the Society
He bad gone in company with Pr. Read to
Alexandria, and there given Mr.. Sprigg
every opportunity to meet him and reply
but he had failed to do SO, though invited
He felt ashamed to have to vindicate the
Board composed as 1t was of such well.
known ministers that there was no excuse
for the publication, and he thought 1t out
rageous. ''S ".,5' "':"'i''e =. ....
Colonel Preston replied by saying that the
report published by the Board was such that
man with no bad motives might even mis-
take. There was gentleman IN the ROCK
bridge society who had made the same mis-.
take, and it would hayebeen published there
but for the fact that there were gentlemen
present who could explain it. He could not
think, although he did not know him, that
the editor of the Churchman would assail OF
stab any organization or society working tor
the cause of Christ.
Dr.. Minnigerode denied that there was
anything assailing in the report. 1t did
blame Mr. Sprigg, and he thought that was
right and proper but throughout it all II
was written in a courteous spirit. u.
Mr. Peterkin said that preachers, like
everybody else, were liable to err, and some
times did not make clear statements. In this
| case he thought that the statement as pub
lished by the Board last year had not been
very clear. He hoped, however, that there
would be no further discussion OF the sub
ject. ~. ''..-' ~ ''.-' ''..
DR.. Wall gained the floor, and repeated
| what he had said before. Hereiterated thai
| he stood there to defend a man who wa:
Iabsent, and who couldn't say one word fol
| himself. The Board had made their report
| obscure, and that was the reason, he fel
sure, why Mr.. Sprigg, as public man, hac
| criticised public corporation. .
| DR.. Edwards also said that he desired Il
reiterate the statement lie had previousl.
made. and remarked that Mr. Sprigg coult
| have corrected what he said if he wanted to
| He did blame him greatly.
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TRECITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Yesterday Mr
Josiah A. Stearns, President of Norcrosse
School, South Boston, Mass, visited the city
public schools, and after inspecting theil
operations expressed the opinion that though
the schools OF Boston have reached q higher
grade, the system in vogue ia Richmond Is
superior to that of that city. "
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jurors OF THE UNITED STATES CoCRT.-The
following jurors have been summoned for
the present term Of the United States Circuit
Court:
Grand jurors: Thomas McAllister, Teace
Elliott. John w. Elliott, A. Primmcr, ". FL
Scott, Frank J. BramhaIl, Emanuel Frances,
E. B. Hollomau, Willis Mayors, Rusha DE-
Nice, Stephen D. Brown. a. L. Phillips
B. S. Burch, w. B. Cole, F. W. Bass, c. G.
Bennett, Gabriel Parrish, Stephen Carpen'
Ter, George L. Bidgood. William Chancy
c. w. Noland, W. H. Richards, and Thomas
Frazier.
Petit jurors: Peter G. Morgan, J. T.
Holt, j. A. Clayton, Isaac Herrich, p. T,
Atkinson, Robert Duncan, William Evans, J.
S. Egborn, Augustus Williams, james It.
Sutton, jr.; Charles Fl. Bailey, Richard For
John Diggs, A. L. Hill, Hugh :. Doggett.J
c. Roy. f. Hawks, jr.; Daniel Dunlop,
George schoen, P. G. Strong, Stephen Hun
ter, aud Edward Camp r..
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COLLECTION OF Taxes-FURTHER ExTES-
SION PRoPosRD.-The Senate yesterday or
dered TO engrossment bill extending the
time for the final settlement Of county trea.
surers with the Auditor Of Public Accounts
until the 25th of June. Collectors, accord
ing to the provisions Of the bill, will have
to settle with treasurers by the 1st of June.
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AUCTION THIS
DAY.-By order or the assignee in bankruptcy. rc
will sell at pubic auction, al 2 o'clock to-tay, in
front OF the customhose. in ibis city all the in
,ercst surrendered by Walter F. Jones IN the valua-
be plantation on North river, In the county OF
Gloucester, Va. known as "Waverley"; also. the
tract OF land IN the same county known as 1.-THE
Meadow WILLIAMS GIBSON.
Real Estate Agents and AuctIoDeers,
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DISABILITIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kemper
has removed the political disabilities Of Ap.
Ill Rickard, who was sentenced to the peni-
tcntiary by the Circuit Court Of Page county
in May, 1872, for petit larceny, and who
served out his term of imprisonment and has
since been well-behaved citizen.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS.

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFF1CERs.-At
meeting of Shockoe Hill Division, Ne
81. Sous of Temperance, held at their hall, on
Broad, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
Monday evening, the following officers were
iostalled 10 serve for the ensuing quarter :
F. P. Grc,ter, W. P. D. j. Hartsook, ".
A.; W. T. Allen, F. s.; W.; Glenn; f.;
r. NJ. Manly, Chaplain I. ID. Royal T.
S. Louis F. Bossieux, A. 4. s.; k; flper'
c.: G.. W. Swami, A. c.; Samuel 1. Pres-
ton, 1. S.; james Thomas, Q. s.; James
Caskie, z. w. 7. Trustees--WlIilam L.
Burton, L. F. Bossieux, Writ HARRISON
william T. Allen, Samuel NJ. simpson.
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ExECuTIyE ApPoINTMENTS.-GO Governor
Kemper has appointed the following notaries
public: Ed. y. Jones, OF New Hope, Angus
Ia county J. C. Smith, of Dnwiddie coun.
ty: NJ. II. Wells, Of Fairfax Courthouse !;
and George W. Carter for Richmond and
Henrico county.
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BURIAL CERTIFICATRs.-Two physicians o!
the city were before Justice VIM. Hall Crew
Yesterday to answer q charge OF violation OF
The city ordinance iu having failed to pre-.
pare burial certificates, as required by the
ordinance. This being the first case Of the
kind, the doctors were discharged, not. bow
ever. until the justice had informed them
that hereafter the ordinance would be rlgd!y
enforced. The penalty for violation OF this
ordinance is quite heavy.
Mr. Grew is acting police Justice in the
absence of Mr.. White, who las been sum-
moned to testify in suit nov pending in
one OF the Stafford courts.
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THE RICHMOND AND TRAss-ALLEGHAEl
NARROW GUAGE RAILWAY.-On Monday the
9Th instant, Judge Dabney entered an order
in Powiiatan Court TO take vote of the
people at the May election on the question OF
county subscription Of $4,000 to the capi-
ta! stock Of the above company.
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VIRGINIA BIBLE; SOCIETY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEETING.
REPORT OF BOARD OF, MANAGERS
ERECTION OF OFFICERS.

The Bible Society OF Virginia celebrated
its siXty-frst anniversary last night at the
Broad-Street Methodist church. There was
quite large congregation in attendance,
and at 8 O'Clock the meeting was called to
order by Rev. George Woodbridge, D. d.,
Of the Monumental church, and president of
the Society. > .s..s.a ,-.'- ~
Rev. J. C. Granbery, D. D., of the Broad
Street Methodist church, offered an appro-
pirate prayer, and after other religious exer-
cises the meeting proceeded to business.
.. F. "a. THE ANNUAL REPORT. !. d. 81.
The chair announced that the FIRST business
In order would be the reading Of the annual
report Of the Board Of Managers, and that
DR.. Minngerode had been designated to
perform this duty.
The report was a very lengthy and inter-
estinS one, and gavc.a full statement OF the
objects Of the Society, &c. The Board say
that, as in years past, they are impressed
with. the importance Of the work. When
the 1ast year opened it didso with bright
prospect perhaps, than any pre-
Yious year Of the Society. ..-... II .
The report also gave full description,
in general terms, of the work of the Society
done in both years-lS72-'3 and 1894
from whichtappcars that the Society has
prospercd greatly and been managed etl-
GENTLY. After a detailed account of the
financial operations for both years, the report
concluded with statement of the necessity
Of the office of a general agent, paying q
compliment to the Rev. Mr.. Staples, the pre-
sent agent. and the importance ct. travelling
missionaries, and the necessity of their Work
to carry the bible to the people. The re-
port also made the explicit announcement
that the Society had always been ready, and
always would be ready, to promptly meet
any applications for grants to auXlllarles
churches or Individuals.
The Board also alluded at considerable
length to the publications IN the Soather'
| Churcl,mon of what that paper supposed tht
cost of each copy Of the Bible to yariou:
persons who had received them during tht
yeay had been, and presented the following
.,,..-..-.:.-o .tntn-,nrt &C tho tinanci traus
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SECOND TnoCGuT.-Why should any one send
their orders for shirts t, northern cities when H.
T. MILLER & Co., 913 Main street, can give o.
good tit and better shirt at less price? Mr. NIL
IER has made shirts specially for several year..
and thousand gentlemen In this State and city
will testify his proficiency in his line. The b $,
shirt made to order for s36 per dozen or less gus
tty At same rates. Sec advertisement. =
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BAIL GlvEN.-Colonel John Burke. ex'
inspector OF tobacco for this district, recently
arrested in Omaha, and charged with ac
ccp;ing brides, conspring to defraud the
Government, falling to perform his duty a
an officer, &C., has given bail for his appear:
ance from day to day before the United
States Circuit Court. The sum required
was 81, 500, and Mr.. John Fl. Williams be-
came his surety.
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Ux4lIIABLE LETTERS RBxASTNa IN rHr
R7cRhosDJ PosTLO OfFlCE APRIL Z, 1874
Mr.. A. w. Galloway, Riehuond, Va; Mr
Horatio Harris, 2407, Main street; Richmond
Va; Harvey 4 Jones, Richmond, Va; Dir
NJ. Jacobs, Richmond, Va. John g. Nor
rig, Richmond, Va; Judge A. Morton
Richmond, Va; Mr.. Daniels. Owen, carr
Major Owen, Powhatan Courthouse; Mis-:
Lizabeth. A.. Pernell, 1853 Blecker street
New York city J; Mr.. G. Reddek,, 2407 Mair
street, Richmond, Va; Rogers & McCanee
Richmond, Va. Judge B. r. Wexford
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FIRE IN CuEsrERFrELD.-The Dwelling
house of Mr.. William K. Ford, 10 Chesler.
field county, near Mattoax Station, about
tsre,,, v.seyen miles from the city, was ourn-
ed to the ground on Saturday afternoon % BE-
twean z and o'clock. The furniture, &C.;
in the house was destroyed. Loss est!mated
at NIB out p, 500 no insurance.