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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-03-23
Court Proceedings.

The following are the proceedings Of the
Third Judicial District Court from the begin.
| ming of the session up to date:
FIRST DAY.
c. G. Knox vs.. A. Gerhauser, ordered tha,
this cause be continued by agr, ement during
| the term.
Duncan Dickson vs. Patrick Griffin. con-
tinued for service.
First National Bank VS.. VIM. Kountz con-
| tinued for service
Julia Metzeeder vs. Albert Metzeeder, de-
fault of defendent entered.
G. f. Mckiernan vs. James King, ct. al
cause placed on calendar.
l. H. NJ Parchen, ct. al, VS.. E. II. Durfee,
ct. al, cause placed on calendar.
VIM H. Bartell vs.. A. J. Simmons, cause
placed on calendar and continued.
SECOND DAY.
Ross Deegan vs. II. G. Mckinney, judg
ment by default against defendant.
j. A. Beidler, ct. al, vs.. w. G. Shippen,
ordered that defendent have leave to with
draw demurrer and file answer.
A. G. Clark, et al VS.. B. Binzel, ct. al,
judgment by default against defendant.
THIRD DAY.
J. H. Shober ct. al, VS.. Silas Harvey, demur-
rer sustained and defendant ordered to file
answer.
VIM. Chumasero et al VS. David Haga-
dorm, plaintiff granted leave to file replica
ton.
Ross Deegan vs.. H. G. Mckinney, judg-
ment in favor of plaintiff for $146 "a, with
costs.
A. G. Clark vs. B. Binzel, default entered
and set aside.
The Grand Jury presented the following
report:
10 the Hon. District Court Of the Sd District:
The Grand Jury of Lewis and Clarke
County, at the March term of said Court, 1876,
are gratifed to report to your Honor the order
ly. peaceable and law abiding condition of
the citizens of our county, as indicated by the
entire absence of any business of which we
have any knowledge that should properly
come before US as Territorial Grand Jury,
for which we offer congratulation to the peO-
pie at large, and especially the efficient Off
cials having in charge the execution of the
laws: All of which is respectfully submitted.
j. +. FORBIS, Foreman.
The Grand Jury, through their foreman,
reported the Jail in good condition, neatly
kept and the prisoners well cared for.
The Grand Jury, through their foreman,
reported having examined the sick under the
charge of the Sisters of Charity and found
them we'll cared for in every respect; every
thing clean, neat and in good order. and the
diet furnished fully adequate to their wants.
FOURTH DAY.
Louis Cans et al. vs.. A. NJ. Voolfolk ct.
sl Judgment against defendants for $235.95,
with costs.
Louis Derrick vs. William Roe, ct. al De-
murrer sustained, and plaintiffs have leave to
amend complaint.
Bernard Collins vs.. George B. Foote ct. al.
Demurrer overruled, and defendants ordered
to answer by the 10th of March.
E. N. Dunphy VS.. John Grannis Cause
continued by agreement, and either party
have leave to take testimony outside the Ter
ritory.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1876-03-23
Written tor the Herald.l
An APOSTROPHE TG MONTANA.

Written tor the Herad.l
An APOSTROPHE TO MONTANA.
BY MRS. HELEN Z. TAYLOR
Montana the matchless, the peerless
In beauty and favors OF birth,
Thy breath il the breeze Of the mountains,
That gaddens and thrills the wide earth.
Like second Aphrodita rising,
Mid sparkle and foam of the sea,
A bright dover OF wealth is thy girdle,
Who WINS it is monarch of thee.
Like the brown bee home-laden with sweetness,
When long surmer twilghts are furled,
SO ages have heaped on thy bosom,
The mineral wealth of the world
Thy chaplet OF silver-crowned lilies,
Out-rvals the day-star's decline,
Or the full-orbe'd moon when presiding,
O'er bauquets of love and of wine.
Like Arabys loveiest daughter.
And Sheba's most beautiful queen,
Who lavished the wealth of her empire
On Solomon, wisest of men,
SO America, in the near Future,
To thee, from her mountain retreat.
Montana will protter her jewels
And lay her rich gifts at thy feet.
Oh. gallcon freighted with treasure,
Carecnng with full sail to port,
The signal flags dip thee welcome,
Mid Joyous salutes from the fort.
So thou, our bright gem of the mountains
Montana! the queenly Of birth
The Northwest doth herald thy coming.
And names thee the glory of earth.
BASNACK VI. T.. March 13, 1876.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16
TIE TURF.
DI MING RA CES g Aa&
IL At <GISGRSx@SSSSNNA
SAiR-GRDUN 8
RICHMOND, NA.@aa<-~--------a@-s- @-s-..-ss

! "a, iay>' running races will be held ut the Fair
mas. commencing TUESDAY, November Isl.
e. continuing WEDNESDAY, November 22u;
November 23d; and FRIDAY, No
.aar 2i,h. Three races each day.
PROGRAMME:
RS. DkY-First Race-Dash OF one half mile
lw,--car oldS. Purse, s75; $50 to first horse,
. 80 10 second. Second Racc-Dash OF one mile
III ages: 10 carry 400 pounds; no allowances for
-4os or 2cldings. Purse, 500; $40 70 hrst morse,
Sd 50 10 second. Third Race-Hurdle race: mile
as over four hurdles light weter-weightS. Purse,
iu; $l 100 TO first horse. and $50 to second.
SECOND DAY.-First Race-Dash of one mile 1or
.!cr-ycar olds. Purse, 500: $50 to first horse,
Z So 20 second. Second Race-Dash OF one ana
- laii miles for all ages. Purse, $125; $1QO to
-: horse, aud s25 TO second. Third Kace.Dash
unc mile aud one quarter for all ages. furse,
Is: II 90 TO first horse, and $25 to second.
THIRD DAY.-FirSt Race-Dash Of three quarters
mile for two-ycar olds. Purse, SIS: $50 10
=: horse, and $50 to second. Second Race-Dasn
one mile for all ages. Purse, 800; S75 to first
.,e, and S25 TO second. Third Race-Hnrdle
.s"c of and half miles: light welter-weights
sr ,lI hurdles. Purse, $3.50; S1OO TO first horse,
: $50 to second. .'
FOURTH DAY.-Firs; Race-Dash Of three quar-
- Of a mile for all ages catch weights. Purse,
gu; S75 to first horse, aud @25 to second. second
.4-e-Ijash Of one and one half miles for al ages.
-,e sl25; 300 20 first horse, and s25 to second.
a!rl Race-Hurdle Race, two miles, over eignt nur-
-; light vel ter-weights. Purse, $3.50; SlUU 10
~ morse, and $50 to second. '-r --..~
iInlssion, Soc; entrance to grand stand ana
lrter-Stretch 50c. extra. Pools sold and paid on
. hi Exchange Hotel. Races 10 commence at /
aock T. NJ. precisely. '' no l5-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

Aa,lkedicated ,F5r.-Dr. Weisiger, the
welLknown physician OF our city, met with
an accident few days since that proves 1t
doctorato fool with fox.
A fox who had resided. somewhere around,
the Doctors Office happened to have his leg
broke. His leg was properly set, and the
Doctor, upon attempting to further I'M
prove upon the operation, had his hand set,
upon. and badly bitten; It is bad enough.
for a doctor to have himself well abused for,
not setting mans leg properly, hut when
he fixes foy's leg and gets himself badly
bitten he had better confne himself to Gallo
mel and eatnip tea. I" Why, DR.. Royal, how
do you do?" :,tf.,b r Sf7
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1876
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To-DAY.-Wa Washington,
November l5.-For the South Atlantic
States, colder northwest winds, stationary
or rising barometer, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
northeast to northwest winds, cooler, partly
cloudy, and clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape May,
BarneSat, and Atlantic City.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
threatening during the early part OF the day.
At night it was cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 81 !;
. A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; P. NJ, "a; s p.
NJ, Sc; midnight, 46.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

POLICE CoUEF, " WEDaEsD1i, " . JIassstics .to. J.
sspb J. White pressadli Tlshe following
cases were disposed dioi.: Sslgf slsff
Joseph Strange, assaalting and beating
yifEinHiad 's5.| Hddes Parker The case WIS continued
The eass of Abraim Jackson, asssaattiltinla s atil l
and beating his wife, Willie Ann Jacks Oh,
was continued nntik kto-day.. - fssltfss,ss
CoAlnssTbN OF ,LUNACY OR3ERED.-rWgin-
ston Anderson, a half -witted negro, was be-,
fore the Police Justice yesterday morning
for cruelty beating Caroline Bee He was
committed to jail to be examined by COM
mission Of lunacy, !. S, ga,f4f... I,
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Our city was in state Of serenity yester-
day which could only superyene npon the
anticipations OF steady and sure returns OF
victory. The people felt safe In their prog,
nosticatiOns, and nothing could shake them
in their faith az to the final result. There
was considerable excitement last evening ut
Colonel Jordan's Central House over bet
Of $500 made by, Postmaster -Besttie that
Hayes would be next President. The bet
was taken, and . forfeit was put up for the
appearance Of the money to- day by 8 o'clock.
The p Postmaster will doubtless meet the
wager and in the end lose hislmoney.
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DfriiMOND THEATRE.

TWO NIGHTS AND MATINEE.
IriD ~ AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ! Z and s,
MISS ADELAIDE VANCE,
- pllrwo!ninal emotional star. supported by her
.--rn company. Large and fashionable audiences
~, her everywhere. Barley Campbelfs great
& ,i"rai play. ,,>,>-
CROSS AND CROWN,
81 and charming comedy, with intensely inter
,.r,ug situations, thrilling, romantic, and chaste.
I'LL BEST SOCIETY PLAY ON THE STAGE.
admission, % and SOC: balcony chairs. 81 to
4. .4t At WAITS. 920 Main street. no 11-3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

i STATE TAxEs.-Tax-payers should re-
member that the State taxes are now due at
the Office of William p. Ragland, assistant
treasurer, No. 13 Eleventh street, and that
il they are not paid on or before the 3Oth
instant FIVE per cent. will be added to all
bills. 1t will save much Inconvenience to
pay these taxes, before the great rush OF
next week. makes it difficult ito gain access
to the Treasurer's Office. Oh! &3i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

DISPATCH PRINTING! HoUsE-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added weli-selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA I
cuINEnY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAst
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expe'
LitiouS manner. 49, ,r.,.-- 4: .f...-Y <, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

DEATH OF A MINIsTER.-Rey. w. S.Bland,
pastor OF Bethel and Bethlehem Baptist
churches, Of Chesterfield county, died on
Saturday last, and was buried on Sunday.
Memorial services will be held at both Of
his churches at all early day. Rev. D. B..
Winfree, D. D., Of Manchester, and Rev. j.
B. Jeter, u. D., and Rev. j. R. Garlick, D.
D., Of this city, have been invited to deliver
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at very low figures. Notice the following
BLACK SILKS, s7,sc., 81, 81 1.25, SL6e, and up;H
BLACK CASHMERES, 80, 40, go, ts5cr, 81, and
up; I'd ,s,.l ~ hi;
CoLoRED cAsHmEREs tan wool) soc. and up;
BRoCADE- ALPACAS at 90, 25, 80, 40, and 60cl;f'
Besides these We hayeall the new styles and shades
of goods, which we are selling very cheap. We arc
continually addingto our stock OF underwear, and
sustaining the reputation Of house rs the hcad-
quarters for MERINO and WOOL UNDERWEAR
for ladies', gentlemen, and children.
Donot forget to give rs call before you purchase.
$50 SO d COURTNEY POWELL, -
Is ,I.,st ,s.r5 s15 Broad street.
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PREPARING TO PAY ELECTION EXPENSES:
The Council Committee on Elections Will
meet tomorrow at half-past IL o'clock TO
consider the bills Of the late elections.
Judges, registrars, and Others who nave
claims, would do well to present them ne
fore the committee meeting. The session
will be held in the Auditors office, in the
City Hail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

A SSATCH-THIEF CAPTURED AND SENT TO
THE GRAND JURY.-On Tuesday afternoon;.
while Mrs. Catherine Bell and her daughter
were standing on Broad street near the cor
ner Of Tenth, Robert Burkes, notorious
colored thief, snatched pocket-book from
Mrs. Bells hands and ran off. He was caE-
tured and taken to the station-horlse. JUS
tice White Yesterday, after hearing the facts
in the case committed, Burkes to Jail to
await the action of the grand iury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

The RACES NEXT WEEK.-Mr. Thomas
T.. Crouch is making arrangements for a
grand running race at the Fair Grounds
track on the 2lst, 22d, and 23d instant. a
number OF northern and some OF our best
local horses will enter for the purse. Am
pie preparations for alarge number OF Visi-
tors will be made,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

IN Suspense. case, of Ned Harris,
charged with numbering his nephew, was
tried Yesterday before the County Court,
and last evening was given to the jury. q 1t
was impossible to get further Information as
to the result before going to press. ..aTE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

I have analysed the wnIsKEY known under tn Z
| brand of "B SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FCsIL OIL. and other Impurities. and
recommend It's use for medicinal and fimily puI-
poses-J. b. MCCAw, NJ. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia. -
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"a MAMMoTH TURNIp. - turnip weighing
seven pounds, raised by MIR. John Phillips
on Mr.. Robert Gordon,s farm Thornbankb
in Henrico county, was left at our once
Yesterday. sszEss
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JULIUS MEYER, COS Broad street, has opened a
special department for LADIES' BEAVER cLoAKs,
and Is selling them very low. .s..
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VIRGINIA OPERA HOUSE. rofsssor Cum
aelle's performances at the Virginia Opera
House continue to draw good houses, and
to please md astonish those who attend. 81
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AMBULANCE CALL.-There was one ambu-
lance call yesterday-irom G. C. w of q Co. g
for lady at Ford's Hotel, who fell and
sprained her ankle. sg...
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q COOP FOR JAMES RIvER.The schooner
Md. Marston, $50 tons capacity, drawing
fourteen feet full, arrived at the Chesapeake
and Ohio wharYes yesterday. She was load.
ed with piasters - ~ - s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RICHMOND,
FREDERIcKsBURG AND PoToMAC, RAILROAD
CoMpANY.-The annual meeting OF the Rich
road Company was held yesterday, but in
the absence Of a quorum the stockholders
adjourned until p. M. on the 18th instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

CUSTOM WoRK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes !!
every description made to order by HERMAN Boz
scHEN & BROTHER, 500 and 5l1 Broad street. =
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MURDER TRIAL TT he trial OF Miles Rid
dick, charged with murder, is set for to-
day in the Hustings Court. -
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ScRIBsER's AND HARPERs' MoNTHL1Es
and Denorests Magazine for December re-
ceiyed from j. Z. Eliyson, 11l2 Main street.
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FROM Presbyterian Weekly, Baltimore, Nd:
"We unhesitatingly recommend Colden's Liebigs
Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic Iuyigorator for
Weakness In the young or falling health in the od.n
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GESrLEMEN's SHIRTS, undershirts, drawers, col
lars, and cravats at J. Fl. SIMPSON CO.'S. Every
thing for tirst-class outfit. ..E 's
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LADIES' BEAVER CLoAKs.-New and elegant
styles just opened and selling low at JULIUS MEY-
ER'S, sos Broad street.
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s. Co,auicted. Charles coilfe's case was on
yesterday concluded, and Collie was sen
tencedto the penitentiary for fifteen years
for felonious assault andattempt at robbery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-16

You can save money by getting your MRRINo UN.
DERwEAR ut JULIUS MEYERS.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

I,rANs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at i
T r,.jm.nial armory on FRIDAY NIGHT "a
D. ,?rIorN. in undreSs uniform, for drill and ~
-.gir>>. - IL
ny ortr ii Captain L. j. BoSSlEUX:
~. :. IRWIN SMITH,
.&.2; Orderly Sergeant.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT at 1909 Main street. over
j. H. SIMPSON 6 Co.'s new stock Of clothing-all
of the newest styles fof men, youths, and boys. =
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The regular weekly soircc will take place at Asso-
..I,i,n Hall THIS Thursday EVENING at Sia
.c.rk. Admission only by membership or invita-
..-c,rl,, which must be shown ut the door. Mem
= can obtain invitatiou-cards on application 1T
E ya,i's mu>ic-Store, No. 920 Main street.
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8irhn,'|o',lt':dll: nd. 9ispattll,

as-T1IE CIRCULATION, OF THE DrsPAToH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CLRCtJ-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY 1'f.i t~Iff's 7 ! -alssElN
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Special bargains in WHITE. BLANKETS just 10
ccived at JULIUS MEYERS.
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BOOTS of all styles, Trunks, Satches, Vatises, &C.
for sale low at BoscHENs, 5o9 and 511 Broad street.
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n. w, PICKEEhLsrPrestdenfs
e. u. SNEAD, Cashier.

deposits OF one dollar and upwards receiyed npai
SIX per cent. allowed ON deposits. .,.a
Deposits received subject to check wifn0rt RoIlss
and Interest allowed on same not eheckea on aaors
frequently than two on three times Rsck.
O'Clock T. IL. md on Saturday ffo0f ~. til
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-FRATERNAL7 RELATIONS.
The follWine was read ! : .

The follwing was read : 3s1f =
Whereas the General Conferences OF the
Methodist Church and the Methodist Epls-
copaI Church South did authorize the ap-
Dointment OF commissioners clothed with full
bowers to remove all obstacles to formal
fraternity and to adjust all existing Difficult
fies between the two churches; and whereas
the said commissioners, in Joint meeting
held at Cape May, N. j., on the 10th OF Au.
gust, 1876, did unanimously adopt plan OF
settlement; and whereas it seems proper
that the annual conferences Of our Church
should give some expression OF their views
and feelings in regard thereto therefore !
p ReSo(yed, That the Chair appoint COM
imittee OF nine to consider the subject and
recommend such action in the premises as
they may deem it proper for this Conference H
to take. 5r,| ( =. ,',,i a. .frETEsRsoA9la .
The Bishop named the following commit
tee: P. A. Peterson, i. NJ. Lee, j.. a.. uun.
can, J.P. Garland, j., T.. Edwards, Joseph
+. Brannin, John r. Klby, F:1H. Smith,
and Thomas Whitehead. - : I. -
Thanks were returned to Messrs. Ran
dolph & English and T. Il. D. Walford for
a supply, OF stationery for the use OF the
members. -. s...t..-I ,.,.. IS; !,
The Conference then went into the s,,,t : !. /
y e EXAMINATION OF ELDERS. u a. :
On motion, It was resolved to sic with
onen doors during tue examination Of the
character ofelders.ts e!fa.Ys,f q /
On further motion, lit was resolved that
when the name OF an elder is called, II mo-
thing Is alleged against him, bis character be
passed. ,.l.R -, ,,s
Richmond District: Rev D. =. Wills
gave very interesting account OF the work
in his district during. 4the past year. He
stated that church extension had received
more attention and been more uccessflull
than ii former years. The finances were in
good condition, and all the ministers would
receive their pay, prompt Il The coliec.
tions ordered by che Conference had been
gious instruction Of the children was very
generally had amongst all the members In
The district, Sunday schools had received
more attention, and its work been constant
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Z POROUS PLAsTEi:Rs.
r. rARTNERsHTfs.

IN fa;u RIC1lMosD. .syA:, November II, 1876. !
nISs0LUTIONaiiO OFF, CO-PARTNER-a
~ sHIP.-The firm Of BALLARD g n0DS9N ~
fIifs fiay1 dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. DOD.
SON, has purchased Nj. Rallards Interest, and viii
Continue the business at the American Hotel corner
Of Twelfth and Main streets, Rtchmopd, va.
- JOHN p. BALLARD
ssts y. *. DODSCH,4
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

8g~ On al sales of Real Estate made 6etUeen
Tie present gear haue to be paid oy the purchaser
ON al sales made bet1een the Let July and last
OF the gear the tareS haue to be paid 1y the Sette
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vicinity.1 tis'alsE,:- ~
framed dwelling thereon, on Maddox Hill.
F. d. HILL, PM, assignecs' sale of lot on the
west side of Laurel street. between Cumberland
- and Beverley. ,,.s,. ,rgfi.ttG III 1854 ;.ts
- Marcus Harris & Brother, No. 1921 Main street.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Ak p. NJ. com missioners'
sale OF abriek residence and eight building lots.
J., L. 5APPERSON,1 4 OK A. M, trustees peremptory
sale of dry goods at Paine, CabeD q Co.'s storei
81, Nos 1909 and 1904 Main street. t,p 10, J,
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= nANKs AMI. BB.4NKERs. -.
i1SITIzENs BANK OF sRIcHMQND. I
siys'9ts,,se IKE
SUPPLY -.
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PROFESSOR GUNNELLE.
TIE GREAT SPIRITUAL MEDIUM,
IN his
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES.
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; METHODIST N / I S CON FERENCE.
EsGHTY.sEcoND ArSuAL SESSION.

OPENING. .ExERCI -STANDING }COMAilg-,
TEES ,APPoINTED-THE .PUBLISHING7
HOUsE4-3ussIONs IN INftFoRE1GNoLAypSl
FRATERNaIja RELATIONS OF FffUHURcH
HoRTHANDisoUTH2 2ELDERs EXAMINED
PERSONAL, ~ li.ttias ~ % t3s' - ,l'A...
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MOZART ASSOCIATION.

SEE HIM TONIGHT.
! mission 50 and 25c. no l6-lt
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Asp ,, !, coMRA,sY b

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTpCKHoLD
ERs gF, !, THE "a, oARp oH DIRECT
oRs-RlsEc RE p. MiE 2, ATOMS OF THE PREsI-i
DENT-THE 3REPOgT4REFERRED,To "A sEl
LEoTsGoMM MIDTE E-THEYi URGE THE
SPEEDY coMPLETIgNs OF THE CLIFTON
FORCE Observation-Disclosures OF
WAGES CoNTEMPLATED, &c, ,s-gEIoa t7tt :
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HhH" November Ii, 1876.
Called MEETING OF THE BOARD
\ NJ SUPERVISORS OF HENRiCO COUNTY
- w. hcl1 at the courthouse on SATURDAY the
-, In>tsat at l2 O'Clock NJ.
~ !n.'''' SAMUEL T. WADDlLL,
.t,!s.r Clerk TO Board.
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THs !AfDEIAipE DE, VANCE CoapM4irIoS M ~
The NYielaide Vance combination, repre-
,senteIf to 'be" 4 very talented dramatic com,
::pany, viii present BARLEY Gampbelps
new and noted societg-Hlay $ Cross Is and
Crown, at the Theatre on Friday night
The plty Is said to have been written e ex-
pressly for Miss Vance. The drama IS stafed
to be onea6f the best American plays On On the
:stace = while some critics have excepted
ssDiyorcei, only as being equal to 1t, others. M
haye considered It very much better. . 'Ihe 'llss
critics say possesses the merit OF having ia g
good part for every one in it, the plot exs e
celent and original and easily followed;
the incidents thrilling and romantic, and
the language beautiful and 'ehaste. I, :. + -
Reserved seats may be had at Wyatts'' on
Main street. ~ 9. ~ f,
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AMUSENESTS.
PROFESSOR GUNNELLE

OPERA-HOUSE.