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frames, and looking-glasses, in which you
may see yourselves MS others see you, &c.
Call on Dennis for pictures to make your
rooms CHEEKY and comfortable, and for
presents also. :.
JOIN DoEs-7-A "A sort OF pet ,(said,to be) OF
Santa Claus He made the last sleigh in
which the white-beardctlt saint visited the
children to distribute his presents last
Christmas, and may for augbt we know
make the next one. aJ ohm Does, 713 Main
street, has q wholesale stock Of wagons,
yelocipedes, hobby-horses, shoo-fies, sui
kies, coasting-wagors, sleigbs, toys, tool
chests, mechanical toys, all sorts OF dolls
and doll-iurniture, Bohemian vases, toilet
sets, and Christmas presents in variety.
All the wagons, &C., are for our gallant
yodng friends, the boys, good and bad but
we are afraid that the bad ones Nsll skin their
noses sliding down the hills. Yet, let the
I 6 ood ones take care; we have seen them
now and then smartly catter-funckted."
Who buys vehicle OF Does does well.
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CoSyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING DECEMBER 8, 1S76.-Lots
fronting: 127 feet on Moore street, corner
OF Graham, and 1913 feet on Moore street
corner OF Graham, for 5000; Is feet on
Webster street near Roane for S10S; IA 9-24
feet on Broad street between Jail alley and
Shockoe creek for $3.50; IA 9-24 feet on
Broad street between Jail alley and Shockoe
creek for $3.50; 1s 1-G feet on Poplar street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth for $3.50 !;
Sc feet OH Franklin street, corner Of Pine,
for $4,4S0; 80 feet on Leigh street for 1927 ;
60 feet on Grace street between TWenty-se-
venth and Twenty-eighth for $4,000; 100
feet OH Cary street between Randolph and
Washington for $3.50; 40 feet on Clay street,
corner OF Madison, for $3.50; 33 feet on
Twenty-eighth street near Leigh for - ;
20 feet on Marshall street between First
and Adams for $4,000; So feet on Duval
street for 81, 400.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH CoscERT.-T con-
cert to be given. for the benefit Of the Mon
umental church on Tuesday evening under
the direction OF Mr.. Leo. P, Wheat pro
misses to be success in every respecs. The
majority. OF reserved seats, as shown by the
diagram Saturday at Wyatt's, were already
taken, and the programme Of vocal and in
strumental music is Beautiful and well
chosen. Quartettes, trios, duos, and solos
OF the most lovely selection follow one an
other in quick succession, the finished rem
dition OF which is assured by the fact that
they have all been faithfully rehearsed.
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Whereupon it was

Whereupon it was
Resolued, That the report be received and
adopted.
On motion OF j. G. Cabell,
Resolued, That the Board Of Trustees coi
the Masonic Temple Association OF Virginia
ascertain upon what terms the stock owned
by others than Masonic bodies can be pur-
chased; and that the secretary and treasurer
furnish an estimate Of the present value OF
the stock, supplying, each Of such stock
holders with a copy Of the report OF the pre-
sident OF this Association made to this meet
ing, in order that the Grand Lodge, having
such information, may decide whether II
Will purchase such stock. 4.
The following Board of Directors was
unanimously elected: J. a. Scott, wv. 3.
Taliaferro, w. e. Tanner, B. R. Wexford,
Or, John F. Regnault, A. R. Courtney, Z.
S. Coles, L. L. Bass, j.. Grattan Cabell. Mr.
J.. A. Scott was reelected president, and MIR.
Isaacs secretary. .Ts.y
. The improvements to the hall have been
finished, and it will be occupied tonight
by the Grand Lodge. The hall on the third
floor will be used for the supper-room. +
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COMMAND AND CoUNTERMAND.- Saturday
Colonel Cutshaw, by authority Of the Com
mittee on Public Grounds and Buildings,
ordered that the private office at the Second
station-house be vacated to make room for
the enlargement of the police-telegraph bat
terry, which now occupies an adjoining
room. Later Captain Babcock, chairman OF
the Committee ON Police, ordered that the
room. be retained in its present condition
for the uses to which it is now applied. So
no change was made. ..3t
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To TIL. .CoNsUMpTIvE--Let those who langnish
under the fatal severity Of climate through any
pulmonary complaint, or even those who are In de-
cided consumption, by no means despair. There is
safe aud remedy ut hand, and one easily tried
Z" WILBoR's COMPOUND OF CoD-LIvER OIL AND
LIME,'' without possessing the very nauseating
flavor OF the oil as heretofore used is endowed by
the phosphate of line with healing property
which renders the oil doubly eficacious. Remarka.
BILE testimonials OF Its efficacy can be exhibited to
those who desire TO. see them. For sale by A. B
WILBOR, Chemist, Boston. isaS,,.. ~ tt'!s.
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THE POLICE AND THE LATE RIOT.-It is
expected that the Police Board will at an
early day inquire into the conduct OF the
police on the occasion OF the late riot, with
the view of ascertaining il Judge Guigon's
structures are sustained by a full inyestiga-
tion OF the facts. Members Of the force,
whiiel honoring the Judge for his fearless
and impartial course, say that he did not
have all the information before him; that
while it is true, as was stated, that the riot
ers passed unchecked up and down several
of the streets of Shockoe Hill, it was be-
cause nearly all the men on duty at that
hour were stationed on Main street between
Ninth and Twelfth, where great and excited
crowds were assembled and disturbances
were most to be apprehended. They
assert that there were only three or
four men on duty west of Ninth
street, and that when the doings
of the negroes were reported prompt
measures to arrest them were taken. In
the encounter between the police and the
rioters at the corner Of Ninth and Main
streets the former unquestionably behaved
with great gallantry, and by dispensing the
disturbers Of the peace there prevented
bloodshed, which would have been unavoid-
able had their progress continued to where
the Conservatives were gathered together
in considerable numbers. Very probably
a calm inquiry into the matter will result in
satisfactory settlement OF the points at is
sue, .
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A DIsTURBER OF THE pEACE.-Saturday
night about 7 O'Clock W. F., G. Garnett,
Jr., went into the millinery establishment
OF Mrs. B. W. Saunders, on Broad street,
and frightened the ladies considerably by
his doings. He was far from being sober.
He was arrested and lodged in the Second
station-house.' fas - x: Z - =
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FIGHT IN THE EMARKET.--Saturday evening
a fight occurred in the Second market be-
tween S. Schwartz, butcher, and E. P. Odell.
Mr.. Odell alleges that cow recently stolen
from him by little boy was bought by
Schwartz for small sum. That led to the
affray. The case will be examined by the
Police Justice this morning. - H.. -t5> ,
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Criminal iCases.--At the term OF Chester.
field County Court, commencing to-day, the
following criminal cases will be- tried !:
George Swan ION a new itrial), malicious
cutting with an axe; John Robinson and
Ben. Brown, for burglary and larceny at
Gregory's store; and George Burns, for
petit larceny. 7 -...o 8. i
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+ SCHOOL, sEPERrSTEsDEsTs APPOINTED. :.
The Board OF Education has appointed the
following superintendents OF schools

2 SCHOOL, t.SEPERrNTESDESTSs APPOINTED -
The Board OF Education has appointed the
following superiptendents OF schools
.Accomac James, C.s Weaver. .es!Fyfiil
Albemarle: D3P Powers. ss, 4 ., ,fair.
+, Alexandria eounty;. R. j.. Carne. .sat s
Appemattox: c.: a. Chilton..ii .st:ia,a
Augusta :, r. S. Hamilton II t,s,ss-.e i
Bath and Highland I'D. 4. Campbell !;
Botetourt - G.. Gray. ~ ;,sa 7agig :
r Carroll: D. B. Brown. 8y;ai l0 :aYgtf
Charles City and New Kent: S. r. Chris
tian., ,,.,,. 5,,zssf,.,. ~ 81 s.st.,..- i
: Charlotte w. w. .Read.tS s.a 5 :.
Clarke: w. n. Nelson. r;eii.;5s RI o.Ia! /
Culpeper J. a. Holtzman., s,e:.g i
Cumberland :, R. P. Walton. iJ,.tie
{ DinWiddie: r. P Atkinson, ;2Ire
Elizabeth City and Warwick: G. tM.
Peek. .t<..r. +, ,,..;+..l.f a--t .g;rlasr FL. y
Floyd: &C. ". stigleman. i g.5.
Gloucester: W. eAp. Jones. is.fi. n.
II Goochland: O. ". Kean. -.
Grayson: F. r. Cornett. @ a4iz
Hanover: J. B. Brown. -rs,fg..7,.., !
Henrico: D. E. Gardner: -;@s.l g.g; .,....-,
Isle Of Wight: e. NJ. Morrison. fi
James City and York: James H. Allen.
King and Queen and Middlesex: j., Ma
son Evans. 4, y. aui
King George: W. E. Baker,
Lancaster aud Northumberland: Meri-
wether Lewis. -
Loudoun : John W. Wildman.
Louisa LID. Haley. as"'.# H
Lunenburg: r. NJ. Williams. ,i'l.5@i
Mathews: L. b. Lane. 40 .li. .-f::1 T.
= Mecklenburg: E. l.. Baptist. a#'I
Nelson p. II. Cabell. ;..'s5
Nottoway: 7. w. Sydnor. - t2st
Page e. j. Armstrong.
Pittsylvania: G.. w. Dame, I.,-.l ,.,.
Powhatan: P. s. Dance. .ey 1.a
" Prince Edward: =. NJ. Smith.
Prince George and Surry: W. Fl. Harri-
son. r .,ly4, ft-...srses.
Princess Anne: E. B. Macon. ay
Pulaski: NV. Wysor.---s
Rappahannock: 81. w. Turner.
RUSSELL: E. D. Miller.
Smyth: d. G. Miller. ~ Ei
southampton j. +. Bryant.
Staunton j. j. Ladd. ,,,als-e., y
Washington county: A. /. Hogshead.
Wythe J. D. Thomas. ,..-.s ,rr .,,,..
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ATTEMPTED DAssAssINATIoN.-Fr Friday night,
at quarter to 8 o'clock, a colored woman
named Margaret Shelton, while in her house
on Cary street between Laurel and Cherry,
was shot in the stomach and severely
wounded She was at the time standing in
front Of mirror, and the gun was fired at
her from the rear or back window. Satur-
day night, upon a warrant obtained from
information furnished by the woman, Off
Ger A. r. Cousins arrested Paul Jasper, a
colored plasterer, rs the perpetrator OF the
crime. She stated that she had seen Jasper
about the premises shortly before the firing.
Jasper asserts that he is innocent, and white
people Of respectability, in whose kitchen
Jasper's meals are cooked, say they believe
he was on their lot when the shot was
heard. "a .t.I -lr. a-.f1@
Jasper had in his possession single-b bar
relied shotgun, which from appearances
had been but recently discharged. But the
evidence upon that point is not absolutely
convincing. DR.. Morris, who was called
in to attend the woman, picked oM few
of the shot. The wound OF itself is not
sufficient to cause death, but her condition
is such. combined with the fright and in
Jury, as somewhat to imperil life. In July
Jasper got into difficulty about woman,
and Margaret Shelton was witness against
him. Subsequently Jasper and Shelton
went to law about stove.
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ROBBERY ON iWEsT. MARSHALL STREET,
The residence OF Mr.; Henry King, on, the
northwest corner OF .Munford and Marshall
streets, was robbed on Friday night Of SIG
in money, pair OF gold BRACELETS, silver
spoons, &c. .'F--g rs1r' ~ .3s4.GI
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AUerEos SALES Tm1s BAY.

{ 10; 0n az satss lRsqi Essess ssgds ess.sssn M
Es 1st or Jahudry ttad ldst ef Jgfs fae tGTes6sf
the present rear kGBst0 1epaid by ihe 1esfehfssf,
On all sales made 5ett1een The ynt and iGsi
or the yetr the tdEes hare TO be 2aid Oh iAase
lfThls custom was adopted abotK fifteen ye1rsagy
byan the real estate agents I'M Rlcbpsond, and no
plies to Richmond and yteiaits,l 80
j. D. WHIrEHEAD, ID a. M, groceries and sun.
dries. 80 ~ T&sysstS Isf
HILL s. ANDERSON. IA. NJ. groceries, &c
RICHARDSON a. CO.. a n. NJ, bsiek dwelling 90
Eleventh street between AarShSsl and Clas.gal;
HD%m q s esss de dsls ss spcs cs
I; tween Reyefiy and aibeninrla; sta st
ROBERT b. IsYMEy4 y. NJ, fourstoRy dorhle-
brick dwelling No. zoos Clay street. oetweer
Tepth and Eleventh. g5 s
AUGUSTINE RoY.AEE, al r. H.. at the Ole
county couyt.house, con- iDissip iracI
asf Of land IN Chesterfield county. ~ e tss;s
=GoDDIE, WARE C9.sH r. ~, triistec sale
q of a framed lnousaiun The north side scf Baker
befueen Eirst aud 50, James streets u ss &
PRANK J.s SAdPS0N, 10 NJ. 10 frost af thf COUP.
ty court. .it6tise. sale OF sarra 70
Il Clover Hit township. IS.
FRANK, a, skHisS9Nsf12 q 5f.s ut Tie Ehesferaclt
county county ccugt-hOyse. coMnlsslplfrss4 s4se
OF farm near Mount Herman chszc
EF. AakMpS0N, at 52 NJ, al Chesterfield comfy
-. courf-iIaases . tract oE land. stSss
y. High. Consfahies 10 Il. Dc, ~ No
1905 Fiankiin street., furnttur snd san
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THROUGH COACHES TO WASHINGTON BY
THE CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RoAD.-The
Chesapeake and Ohio day mail train now
runs on Sunday as far as Gordousyiue, and
through coaches are run from Richmond to
Washington. The train leaves at 8 A. M.
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SHIPPERS Of Christmas presents, &c., arc urged to
send packages and boxes to the Exprcss-ofice as
early as possible, so rs to allow ample time for
them to reach destination In due season.
The Express Company Is generally crowded with
freight during the holidays.
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The Public Schools.-The average attend.
ance at the white schools for the past week
was 260; Mt the colored schools, 155; as.
gregate, 4l5. An increase over the week
ending December Cd. Isl iAgs ~ 70
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DANyILLE RAILROAD-CHANGE OF 'ScHE
DULE.-Some, important changes in the
schedule Of trains ON the Danyille road are
announced. - - 't-~1t -
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OUR $40 ULSTER combines STYLE, WARMTH
and DURABILITY. i.i&- - it3
/. a.. T. A. sAKs & Co., 1918 Main street.
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MANGHEsTER NEWS.

I ..asi XII sd raLf!r TT-Ts;f ssfft74yeSf =
:, Tie Roli of sHoior. Below will be found
the list Of honor at the Male High-School
(white) for the past week r. 81. Winiree,
EWell Johnson, W.K. Matthews, 4. al Mat
thews; p t. Atkinson Oliver Blank nkinship,
and Robert Tray1or. At the. Colored High
School: Sarah Dick kinsoD, Ju!ia Short, Mary
I. Harris, Samuel Bland, and Mary Eniott.
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Clearing A,oay the Ice.-The supply Of
ice in front OF the; Alert engine-house has
been partially cleared away, much to the
convenience Of the many pedestrians whose
business calls that way. -. 5f.. ,r.; u ,
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THE PEOPLE WANT PROoF.-There is no medi-
cine prescribed BY physicians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence of Its superior virtue OF
BoscnEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease Of the throat and lungs. A proof Of this
fact Is that any person afflicted can get . sample
bottle for ten cents and trYt. Regular sze seven
ty-6ye Cent? PURCELL. .LADD& 4 Cor, Wholesale
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Manchester Market. Except in the sup
ply OF meats the market Saturday was poor,
and prices OF vegetables aud poultry above
those in the Richmond markets.; i ~
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PENITENTIARY.-
1t is not yet known whether the resignation
Of Colonel Strother, nperintendent OF the
Penitentiary, will be presented. Some OF
his friends seem to think his, malady is not
incurable, and urge that further develop
ments ought to be awaited
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Water Turned 0n.-The leak in the
water-pipes having been stopped, the water
has again been turned on, much to the de-
light Of all who use that beverage, and Man
chester has some OF that class. .,,, Es,,;, !
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FROM PROFESSOR a. JACKSON, Laval Universi-
'ty, Quebec: u have used u good deal Of CoLDES's
LIEDrG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic
INvIGoRAToR IN my private practice, and can re-
commend 1t extremely useful in cases Of debility
and weak digestion requiring strengthening nour-
isbyn nnpt
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IF you WANT SUGAR Toys. FRUITS, and all
kinds OF Christmas candles, go to G. ZIMMEH's.
He has the largest variety to be fcuad In the city, and
his TOYS are beautiful
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Nowihat the weather Is SO cold our friends shoult
20 to b1EADR 6 BAKERS and get some of their An
dalusian Balm to cure their chapped hands
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New Raisins, Currants, Citron, and Prunes at low.
est pl ices ut G. ZIMMER,S. - tEg.ts.s st .
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EXECUTIVE NEws..-The Governor has
offered d reward Of $10D for the arrest Of
Edwin T. Hill, who is charged with the
murder Of David J. lStrickler, OF Page
county. ....t.,,s -Ie4:a.ltI. ..t.Ll}Il .z5ii1LJx
The Governor appointed Saturday C. F.
N. Spottswood inspector OF fish; for Nor
folk - III az Eg1fli!
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ANDALUsIAN BALM at MEADE BAKERS. The
best remedy known for chapped hands.
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TIE Mosaic CLUB.-The next entertain
ment of this Club takes place on Tuesday
the 10Th instant, when the beautiful comedy
.sFafnt Heart Never.W on Fair Lady" will
be presented with strong caste. Member
shiIn, tickets win be OF different color from
those of last month, and on win be expected
to procure tickets for this month as soon as
possible. ~ ;8alrt7 s5stii zt39ta sfe4' !
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!, EXTENSIVE CHICKEN RoBBEHY.-Friday
night the hen-house OF Mr.. 8. E. Dove, in
Henrico county, north OF the city, was rob
bed of thirty Brahmas, valued at 800. ft''
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FULL DRESS sSUITs-SATIS-IINED COATS, DOE
SKIN PANTS: and CLOTH VESTS. Entire suitsthirty.
FIVE dollars. 4. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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Almonds, Filberts, Pecans, Waluuts, and Palm
Nuts, all fresh, at low prices, at c. ZIMMER's. ;
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|; LONDON STRATESIA GEMENT.-This 49, really q
useful and valuable article, aud should be In every
household. His the best Cement we haye ever seen
for uniting broken glassware, &c and Is
easily applied. II IS manufactured by Sr., ny.
ELLYsoS, II north Clay street, and sold by drug
gtsts and ut Levi BnoT1IERs.6 ''l2...' -,
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iTHE VIRGINIA 0PERA-HoUsE OPENED ENED
AGAiN,--Mr, j. w. Spaulding has leased
the Virginia Opera-B House lori season, and
tonight it will be- opened with dramatic
company. :ss;5.r,ssf<t ef fg
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FrRE-CRAcKERs and FIREWORKS In large va.
riety at C. ZIMMER,s, 1886 Main street.
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WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION Of the trade 4
c. ZIMMER's advertisement In another column.
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,lDEaeREsT's MAGAZINE for January is 20
hand from j. r. Ellyson. In addition toll
usual engraYings and Illustrate ions, this No.
contains q beautiful chrome. From the same
we have also Peterson's for January. sl5is. 4,
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!. REYENBE CoLLECTIoSs.-The following is
% statement OF the United States Internal
revenue collections for the week ending
Saturday, Monday, 81, ,359.SO; Tuesday,
$7253.55;. Wednesday, S5,3s9.S6; THUS
day, S14,620.78; Friday, S6,SS2:9 ! satur-. satulr !.
day, So, 1852. .54-total 49, ,269. 9.50. ~ ~ 3 ti
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ALI kinds OF canned goods, Jellfes. Sardines
Pickles, and brandy Peaches at G. ZISiMER's. y
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has decided advantages for the consumer. -,
=. '.''@ A. SAKs & Co., 1013 Main street.
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..i WE are taking the lead in the cLoTuISG 'DUsI-
NESS on the merits Of our stock, which for aGE ,
-FINENESs, i>..s- ). 4. -. - lss. grt9i3n s
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF CHILDREN'S CANES IN
the city ut j. T. ELLYsoS's. bookstore, 1l12 Main
street. '. .f.-s. .z.. x.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Hobson Us. Selden, &c. Decree confirm
ing report OF commissioner, and directing
investment Of fund in accordance with the
recommendation Of the report. .f.
MOTIFS administrator Us. Wall, &c. De-
cree confirming report of disbursements,
and making final disposition OF the cause.
Toms rs. Archer, &c. Decree. in con-
formity with opinion OF Court, confirming
sale, directing payment, Of the purchase
money, and awarding rule against com
missioner Of, sale to show cause why decree
shall not be rendered against him fol
amount improperly received by him.
Poe, guardian, Us. Williams, sc. Decree
on petition Of Clarke & Phillips, trustee,
&C., in conformity with opinion Of Court
overruling exception, confirming report,
and dismissing petition with costs.
Lee rs. Turner, &c. Order refusing in
junction. ......-.- .,--,u .s I .sma3.
Bates, &C., IS. Brown, &C.. Opinion Of
Court dismissing plaintiffs bill with costs,
but without prejudice to any remedy in o
court of law. Decree ordered accordingly.
Belvin Us. Walton. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and re-
port. .t 5fe IA ....s.
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leA.
A4.s
lI1ut lIo1nuut,

feel suret very shadowsuttM lIonu.
mental church will lsanstion sahu sJanctify
this sleffort in: behalf oi charity sf.,M
Very truly yours, j. T. Ford
baltimore, December 8, 1876.
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TIE RIVER VEssELs AsHoRg.-Th high
westerly winds on Saturday drove muehof
the water out OF the river, and all the ves-
sells in port lin the river were left
9. ,auh nrt, % ~. ~. y = . 5t
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