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HI YOU WANT
S0met thing Good to Eat.

HOto a. B. TOWERS and get Sack of
" his Fresh Buckwheat Flour, and
barrel of his TUBE ROSE FLOUR. He
can also supply you with Canned Oysters,
Fresh Crackers, &C., low for cash.
You can find q few sets of Buggy and
Carriage HARNESS yet. at the Store of
A. b. Towers, which will be sold low for
cash. Call soon, or you will lose bargain.
Nov 2, 1875 10
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Llsr oE PREmIuhs AWARDED

= LIST OF PRsmlUhs AWARDED
AT THE
MHE9TH ANNUAL FAIR
n THE
ANDERSON FARMERS AND NEoHANIcs'
ASSOCIATION.
October 2sth. 2eth and 2Sth, 1916.
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YIELD CROP DEPARTMENT.

YIELD CkOP DEPARTNKET.
Best bushel rough rice...........w. T. W. Harrison
shesf OF r:co... :;
bushel field pens............ .........R NJ Burriss
buahel ruta bagga turnips............B F. Crayton
bushel Irish potatoes-drst crop-D. s. Maxwell
specimen Of carrots.
specimen parsuir5.
specimen satisfy ify........................
sample lint cotton...... W. Knight
and largest variety garden vegetables.
specimen spec a.a leaf tobacc9. h. Brown
Mrs. C. r: Murray
sa%pie % s Cabbage D j. w shssa1ss hSsa1s
sample seed cotton. ....-James r. Moorhead
specimen winter squash. Lesser
Sa.hn1 Sa,s %'et bIssh w.: w. Keys
bushei barley ----..................-...
bushel white eoat,...................-
bushel white turnfps....-........-... '
bushel table peas. j. n Neal
anshsl Irish potatoes 2nd crOpA p Tower.
s" spssi%s" 'S9np Seei; w HGiE. his
bale clover Russell
bale OF cotton........ .........-..-W. w. Russell
bushel sweet potatoes yanis.....-.E. w. Brown
nee soaoesyred slaas spanish - n MoUrhssd ansss
bushoi nominy corn.......-.....-A: ID. Bowdeh
ss%nis susnsi ISb i Is;; ES;nl
-r-- sample cotton stalks--hve-............ F"
hs barrel cait,nc OF :svc =; Cheek
mention OF the white turnips exhibited by ].
Baylis lewis, tao China rose-winter squash by Guy
Rnsk ,tbs German millct seed b; ;Jos ". Keys.
the Multiplying corn by ]. Is. Neal, and the CASH
mere Goat wool by Adger Z Russell.
CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Drahmin heifer between and years,
A,.s n'n ns,,s, "''s'sn ana 55,F cray'on
Durham heller under year..
Jer.sy JJere 9oe1...WVG oe1 ..W i 3 sW!giSlleS WalrsSS
Jerss! bull calf months old.
natiy: c; s;;iellng
1yyfsam byfssaarsS snl calf
native heifer under years.--:E. A. McCally
Devon hsifsr G1acs sysars;;B s.; Frank crayton
Duches Ayresh.re heller 0 months
Nelson Duke, Durham bull years.
Brahmin bull bull 2 ysarS...-.'..-..Adger q Russell
Brahmin bull years...............
Aerino buck.
South Down cVe.....
herino eVo........-. " "
Pair CaAhmere Soats...a.........-
native H. Massey
Aiderney bull; n, " p; d Warren ,,
IoRsRs AID MULES.
Best stallion, open to the vorla Vance Moseley
brood mare. County raised.........W. w Russell
!ly ssass sssfs VI Ra%es:sys 4 @esssl'
pair horses, broken TO harness,
open TO world d. Heinlin
pair herncs, broken TO harness,
-. County raised........-..........--M. I. Tribble
pair raascs, broken TO harness,
County D. Martin
snodel gelding. open TO vorld......-A. D. Hamlin
single harness hcrse, Co raised..M 7. Tribble
saddle mare, County raiaed....J. b. Adgar, jr.
single harness mare, Co. ralscd.-J. d; Max ell
saddle borse, open 10 Vorld.-.......A. ID. Hamlln
saddle mare, OF en- 10 worid.........-J. c. Hamlin
combination h,rse, saddle and
fancy team. IL HAmlin
draft Aorsc II. Murphy
6rafL mule. ...B- l. Keys
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Darrei oil COOK d Cheek
The Committee AJAX leave to make honorable
mention OF the white turnips exhibited by ].
Baylis Lewis, tao China rose-winter squash by Guy
Ruck the German millet seed b.: Jos. W. Keys
the Multiplying corn by J. Il. Neal, and tho CASH
mere Goat wool by Adger & Russell. ~
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Pzr1ADsLrHIA, March 4.-The Beiiemont
Park Associations, whose grounds are near
the Centennial buildings, have elected Cox
ouel Henry 8. Russell, OF Boston. president.
The Association will give $500, 900 In pro-
miums during the sessor.
SAX FRANCISCO, March 4.-The schsoper
Midssos, sailing hence TO MazstlaD, has been
seized, being charged with smuggling.
CHxTsNNs, W. T., March 4 4-Persimmsn
Bill shot and killed Sergeant Sullivan, Com.
pauy F. Fourth in!ausry, pear Fort Fetter~
maa. Bill escaped to the bills.
BoIoeNE, FRANCE, March 4-Dan Carlos
is due here from London at 6:35 this eve
ming.
LONDON, March 4.-James Miller. Son d
Co., leather -dressers, have failed for $2oO, 600.
Lu'zcher & Co., merchants, have suspend
ed. Liabtlties. $2,600. 600. .....,
NEW YoaK, March 4.-Caleb 2. Marsh 70
reported gone to Capads. A dispatch from
Poughkeepsie says be was on the trata which
passed there last night.
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Mayor asking whether the hydrant erected
at the markee-house was designed for the use
Of the marketbouse or the citizens generally.
Referred to the Committee on Ordinances.
A communication was received from the
projectors of the Manchester Railway and
Land Improvement Company asking that the
right of way to run street.cars through the
streets be granted, &C.; whereupen the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the right OF way through
any or all of the streets Of the city OF Man.
chester shall be granted TO the Manchester
Railway and Land Improvement Company,
and the Committee on Ordinances be In
structed te report an ordinance at the next
meeting, &c.
DR.. Monteiro, from the Beard Of Health,
presented report calling the attention OF
the Council to o nuisance that existed In The
First Ward ia consequence OF improper
drainage. Referred to the Committee On
Streets. -
a,Adjourned at II. AZ O'Clock. -
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Tnn NlcyL CAsE.-The House Committee
for Courts OF Justice. charged with the ln-
yestigs,on vi the ALLEGATIONS sgainst Judge
SIcoI, 90 saturday morning hesrd tbe tes1i.
monv of Mr.. DuuniDgton. an mploye of the
foIdirg..oon OF the House OF Represents
tive, and formerly 8 member OF the House
OF Delegates. Mr.. Dunnington bad not pro
cctdcd fsr when technical question was
raised. and The examination was suspended.
and The committee rose TO meet on Wednes-
dsy.
Judge Nicol, in case the committee decides
10 present articles OF impeachment, will
waive he twenty days notice he is allowed
By the Constitution. Some members Of the
committee doubt whether he has the right TO
walye The potcr. II be has not, and articles
Of Impeachment are agreed upon, they can-
not BE- tried at this session Of the General
Assembly.
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MANCH "a rEk VS..

Oity Council-At the last regular meeting
OF tnls body the following business was
transacted .
MIR. Craig presented the following resolu.
tions as q substitute for the rero.t OF the
special committee on the school.bouse ques.
ton asking tnat neao bonds be Issued, &c. j:
Rpsol,ed, That $4,000 OF the bonds at
present b. pothecated. fton Nos. / to IL in.
elusive, IA TO Is Inclusive, 81 to 40 inclusive,
and 56 10 60 inclusive, OF $500 each, be trans.
ferre,i te the school fund.
Reso!oed, That when in the judgment OF
the Finance Committee the SAID bonds can
be disposed of ut femunerative price the
same may be sold and appropriated TO the
purpose OF erecting public buildings to be
used as scnoo- houses provided, however,
the interest on said bonds shall be paid out OF
the annual tax levied for. the support and
maintenance OF public schools.
The vote being taken By ayes and noes
resulted In it's adoption, as follows:
AYEa -Messrs. Crntg, Eubank, Findiey, Mon.
ssfr,l Mor.isette, Nunpaily. ana Perfne-7.
NoKs.-Aekxrs. Mckxs, Baird 1osss, and White
hexG-4.
A communication was received from the
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,r VIRGINIA HISTORICAL %
NEST's' r,sr,,ug OF the Executive COM
cvT'--!A ,so Virginia Historical Society was
ut.;'e o, ~, avening of the Sd instant.
b.li % ~. n.s.rs. William Green tcnh r
T's',' KELLEY. W. A. Msury, b. X.
ptn, =; r. IT, G. A. BNksdsle. 4. A. bfock.
" ~ W;r, Henry, Or. Z. G. Barn'ty, and
q: ".,;r,n ,;n,,,es of the last meeting were read
.pa spQ'ovrd. u,er Of bound vol.
iN' nnsmohIets. and newspapers received
~ 10 la., monthly meeting was reported
,, inc CORES spondiug secretary ml. ntocA.
r,n- .n,cineus OF Conunenlai paper uoney
cxh,bi,se!, which had oeen prssen.eo
- ,he society bF Mr. Robert fo''"tu r''n'
,,t.oD, Of this city. ao-,-
cornora,e seal for the Socie'y WAS auopt
"a The design for the seal was peeseuteu
- Ar. Brock some time since, anu uese',p
nf the same bas already appeared 10 Ine
w." 1,.r,,,hrd proceedings Of the Society. lhe
P-,..3o-1,inn of 4 motto for the seal was ce'
s4 ,r,il the next ensuing meeting OF tns
o't'.4'' w." ,.o,,7srd pnhlica'ion by the Society
..,5s R,Jrd Correspondence is now unoer.
.;.r, ~ fi.gl reYi.isn before being COMMITTED
80, ssr1s OF the printer. Some thirty or
-" rbctographs have been taken by Mr..
u u po.ers, Of this city, OF views OF the
A,.,.,ic family. seats on the james Vest"
.r,- sb,rIsy, and Upper and Lower Bran
49,, of The family portraits preserved at
,,oe ho.pitable msnsions, and OF otner oo'
49,. - interest. From these photographs
- selected the illustrations for the
work above mentioned.
tn, toltow,rg.uaned gentlemen were
.,s.,nd ,o,mners Of lbe Society: Honorary
sio, R0her, c. Winthrop, Boston, Mass. !;
1.1,, -,,rasnoncinr-Coionel Thomas 6. G. Davis,
s.. Louis. Mo heguia'-" liiian r. opo's'
wood E,q., Petersburg, va.
The following pomnasioas ior corresPona'
y,r membership were mxde by hr. Brock:
J U4rnes Morris, E>q., Camden, n. - 20
jonel ], Thomas Schafp, Baltimore, Ao.
manuscript history OF firglnia, pre-
carved n The archives of the Society, has been
d,.c,y,red TO be COPY of the oft-mentloned
sn6 snrro,ed lost work by Edmund Ran-
dnlns. 4 prospectus OF which appeared In tse
Columns OF The E,chuoed Enquirer IN loos.
Tn. COPY in question 10 OF uodouoseo
y,lpe az presentiug toe calm and csnsidesate
view, OF an able and Conscientious partlci.
Tan; in the stirring scenes Of our Revolu.
uovsrv era-of the social life and political
armus governing our political ancestors OF
that pcTod.
The sketches presented OF the characters
Of N.shing,op, Henry, the RaDdolphs, the
Lees, Brs1,on, Nelson, and others no less
worthy, il less distinguished, appear 10 be
.mncntly JUS, and arc marked by pecu-
l!sr felicity o. lmning.
Sopc very Interesting "reminiscences OF
CaefJu-,lce Aarshall, OF Webster. Clay,
HNn- cf south Carolina, and Sllss Wright
0, New York, were gwen by Mr.. Green.
Adjourned.
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ROLL OF HoNeR AT TIE RICHMOND HIGH.
SoaooL-The following is list Of The pu.
pills on the roll OF honor at the Richmond
High-Scbool for the past week: Junior
C,ass: Mabel Burruss, Sal'ie Cosby, Alice
Deuoop, Carrie Drew. Carrie Ese. Alice Eze'
kel. Lillian V. Hutton, Fannie Herring,
Ella Y. Lsndrum, Mamie A. Lyon, Mary
Nowlip, Janet Peek, Emma Riddck. Ida
Rsgland, Mamie Schsap, Rosa h. s"iif, ha'
chsel Wan Wort, Florrie WilkIHson, Isl sn
T. Wright, Alexander Sooasp, August
Unkel. intermediate Class Jeon'e u. HAL,
Loule Ninetree, Sallie B. Powers, keoecca
l.. Taylor. Seulor Class: Lsurs Bracsett,
Henrieus Craver, Mary e Fcx, Sue aeW l'
Lam, D.isg Murray, George II. Arm'stead'
F. ID. Beperldge. Attendance Tor the week,
ninety eight per cent.
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CoNyEYANcEs OF RIAL ESTATE FOR THz
week ENDING MARCH 8, 1S76.-Lols froRt.
ing: - feet on Lombard alley, corner Thir.
teenrh street, for $500: 27s feet on Catharine
street between Glner and Munford for
siS8; IS feet on Carv street between Fou-
snee aun ADAMS for "a 800; : feet on Eighth
street bet " cen FraDkin snd Grace -; 25 feet
on Cary street near Foushee. 1a2 feet ou
Cary. street, for SLIGO; 80 11-12 feet on
second street, for sl,2Uo; 2ss fee. on Third
street, near Duval, for $39s; 1s feet Oh
Main street, corner Twentieth. for $1,000; ;
fsot on Sixth street between Marshall and
;i4v FOR S24; 29s feet 90 St. John street for
1856. % feet 90 Ftanklin street between
Fourh and Fifth for o. GOO; - feet 90 Main
and Cary streets, corner Pear, 80 feet on
Twenty sixth street between Main and Cary,
for 81.
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POLICE CoURP, SATURDAY. Police Justice
White presiding-Beverly GRAY, the negro
" no was arrested on a warrant charging bin
with the murder OF Spencer Morris, wbose
body was found in the dock on the 21st ultl.
mo, was examined and discharged.
Josephine beverage, CHARGED with assault
ing and striking Elizabeth Tillmap, was dis
charged.
Fred. Anderson, small colored boy, was
committed for thirty davs as vagrant.
Daniel james, charged with baviog coal In
bis possession supposed to be stolen, was dis
charged.
Martha Hndsou, trespassing on the prem.
ises of Mr.. William Myers, was committed for
twelve months ia default of. surety.
Several citizens were fined for running un.
licensed vehicles on the streets. Nearly all OF
them had excuses to cff4r, but none avsiled
where it was actually proved that the vehicles
had been run upon the streets and were Hn-
licensed. Some OF the parties slgnlfed their
purpose ofappesliog to the City Council for
remission of tbeir fioes.
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PERAebM Al.

TNFORMATION Is WANTED OF the
l whereabou,s OF RICHaRO HERMAN. He Is
~ se"tv.rjeht Years old, light eyes and hair. no
shiskers except slight noussacns; he m wss ss InsI
I,n s,r.eI nssr Sryentpenlh, driving gray horse
hitched 10 a soap-wsgon. A reward or TW NJ
TY-ElvE DOLLARS will be paid for any inior- @
r.,,on as to his wher. soouts, or Of TIN. BOX
,a,h oIout 400 worth or bills, which he bad with
him. horse and wagon founo about 1'clocs aI AZ
night near the Inark-t. Supposed 10 have had s3o
10 bis pocker, AND iin-box containing aoou' WV
worth Of bills for collection: 2, ,,,o
He Is q German: no family or relatives ln Lnis
country: recently from Hong kong. China ana
nA1 DeeA "AN JOS pH SCHOt'K,
No, 9O4 Moore street,
NH 3.sts near Bsco 3 Quarter branch.
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>ALH OF Liquor TO hisoRs.-A large num-
tef foi Youths us'e tccu summoned to appear
ee'ofe The grand j1ry OF the Hastings Court
.s'Iay 10 testify against bar-keeper-, under
.be law OF 1874, prohibiting the sale OF liquor
~ ofAhors. Ihe penalty in each case Is tine
y, y, 'a2t MSS than SO nor more than $500.
.poN eon'lcton tue court IL also required
u ''rd over the Iartv 10 the SUD OF $500,
"No'Gt least t@o sutfireo& sureties, to be vi
Son1 "e3sVl"s fora ytaT, snd any subsequent
'O'Atbu 10 operate rs u forfeiture Of the re-
CVsLA4uct
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THBsNEw CHRsAPEAKB AND OEIo SLBEPIIG-
CARs.-We mentioned some time ago that
two handsome sleeping cars were being
built by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company at their shops, near this city to take
the place Of the Pullman cars that have been
running on the night passenger.trains for
some time past. These new steepers have
now been nnished, and No. made its first
trip westward on Saturday night, attached to
the express train of that very faithful and
courteous officer, Captain John Tilgbmap.
The new sleepers are forty FIVE feet long,
ten feet wide, and contain sixteen very COM
Portable bertbs. The woodwork Is OF high
polished walnut, and is as handsome 80 could
be desired. The upholstering is also equal
In every respect 10 the Pullman cars, and the
sleeper itself is well lighted by two superb
silver lamps at either end Of the car. General
Wickham has wisely put tho price of the
berths down to one dollar, so that many
more travellers can avail themselves OF the
comforts Of a good nights rest than when
the price was two dollars.
The idea of building these cars was con-
ceived by Mr.. Dunn, the general marager
of the road, and the work has been done 10
mssterlv manner under the direction Of
Mr.. McFarlane, master-mecsaaic of the
road. and Mr.. j. n. King, master car builder
for the company. The cars are built upon
the improved four-wheel trucks, and ftied
with the patent buff-r apd coupling. 10
tact, the cars are complete and comfortable
10 every respect. 90 Saturday nignt Mr..
w. G.. Tyler, traip superintendent, wis kept
busy until the cars left 10 showing number
of bus friends through the new cara. 1t is
the intention Of the con pany to build addi-
tiopal slpepiDg-cars and put them on the
road as soon IS the travel demanCs 1t.
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VALUABLE DIsoovKRY.-Dr. c. W. Benson, q
pracucIng physician at 106 north kutaw street.
Baltimore, Nd, who has paid much attention to
nervous disea ses, has discovered that EXTRACT OF
cRLHRY snd cHAMoMnR, combined In certain
proportion, invariably cures headache-either bill
ious, dyspepiic nervous, or sick headache-neural-
ga, and nervousness This is triumph In medical
chemistry, and sufferers all over the country are
ordering by mail. He prepares II In piilo at nfty
cents per box. The Doctor is largely known and
highly respected In Bakimors.-EDfssopaI Httho-
dist.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggists
PuRcuII. LApD q Co. agents.
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less friends Of the HepubIic III this country
silent and sorsoHful, whiie its enemies re.
joice oyer these recurring reyehfi0ns.v q
The Standard says: 9 Happily the eouns
tries are few where 80 gross an abuse of tsust
would be possible" q ss !. !. ''s5.-ssS rs
TIpTTER IN RRAlwAx sscuIrFps. 81,
LospoN. March 4.-The Erenins Stand.
ards foancial article says - Al this hourQ
o'clockl o semtpanic prevails at The Stock
Exchange in home railways. which have
been forced for sale at q very jmpoftant fall.
Many sales are stated to be on banking &C.
count, and It 10 assumed that she ex'eat Of
the fail In some stocks viii lead 70 d2cul.ies
at the next rortnightly settlement 2 ~
AMNESTY 10 ciRrlsrs THE VATICAN And ssLss
aIous roLgRATroN.
MlpnrD, March 4.-AH Caflisss submitting
prior to the 18th instant arc 70 be granted
amnesty.
Iris stated that the Vatican VIII not make
formal protest against the article fthe Dew
Constitution concerning religious toleration
Rome.
CARDINAL LzDoCHowsxI REcEryW By rRy PoRz
RoAs, March 4.-Csydihsl LedochoWst
visited the Pope to-day. Ia receiving BIN
his Holiness exclaimed !: I" We rejotce with
the intrepid defender Of the faith. May God
crowa thy noble aspirations
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RrSAwAY AccIDEsr.-On Saturday just
before o'll)ck The horse attached to Mr.
EounlcaStle's wagon ran away down Brosd
street u'ar the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
rosd dsi6. and broke the wagon. They
were stopped oy running into ore OF the city
dFe'teIegfsph potis. The line was broken,
but superintendent Painter soon restored
the circuit. Several members OF Mr.. Mount.
sss'ie's family were IN the wagon, but they
escaped injury.
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hESLsIRg STREET To BE- WtnYSRD.--I &C.
cHo-oce cM "in The EDITION OF The City Coun.
s,, s"VIe tEanch OF 'h@ General Assembly dSen-
.; a;'t uIs 1as pEsoed bill rerquishing portion
~ D''dere street which Is % " enclosed IN
~, ,uT prnNeANary lot. When the House of
DVtsa'r' p~ses the ml the fence vii be I4ut
.''' 20 its tfue line, and BetyideVe street will
"e "idened 10 ats full exreut.
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\ LADY kSccxED Down IN rHH srRSBr.-
On SatuIda! morning.. as Mrs. Henry james
Was crossing Marshall street between the
vegetable. and meat sikets, she was rup
over By colt. knoaked down, apd injured
aboal The hce aud chest. Sergesot Hau
picked her up, carried ter into The Second
poIIce'slatior, and suumlned DIR. West,
Who rendered the pece -sarV medical aid.
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cHAsousr Couar OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY

CHAHCnRr CouRp OF RICHMOND, SATURDAY
The following cases were disposed Of:
Norton, &C., Us. Norton, &c. Decree con-
frming report Of special commissioner, and
approving OF the distribution OF the fund
therein reported.
Chandlers administrator os TerrelPs beirs
&C.; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mac Railroad Company Chandler's admin
istr.tor, &c. Decree confirming report o.
receiver, and directing balance due him to oe
paid out Of the fund in these causes.
Harvey rs. Archer, Or. Decree confirm
ing report Of sale and directing . commis
sioner to report scheme OF distribution.
Mott Us. Wall, &c. Decree ratifying and
approving sale of property referred to ID
said decree.
Coules, administrator, Us. Cowles, &c:
Stringfelow us. Cowles, administrator, &c
Orders authorizing change Of investment as
therein get forth.
Southall Us. Allen, executrix, &r. Decree
confirming report as to expenditures tor re-
pairs heretofore authorized to be made, auo
also report of sales of property In said de-
cree mentioned.
Miller vs. Melton, &c. Decree referring
cause to a commissioner for inquiry ahd re-
port.
Page os. Tyler's administrator, &c. De-
cree 10 conformity with opinion of the cour'
overruling exceptions, and settling and ad
justing the rights Of the parties.
Crensbaw Us. Lipscomo. &c. Decree over
ruling demurrer, and giving rule to defend
ants to answer on or before the first day ol
the next term Of this court.
In the matter Of Cerbln Warwick to reio'
state the case Of Warwick us. Manhattan
Life Insurance Company. Order cyerruling
motion to rtinstate.
Weisiger Us. Tyler, &c. Duvall %. same
Decree authorizing purchaser to anticipate
ayment, and directing deed when pur-
chase money is fully paid.
Grants ADMINISTRATIVE ys. Grant, SC.
Decree confirming reports Of commissioner.
directing sales of property therein mentioned,
spprovipg OF agreement set forth 10 the pro.
ceedings, and making distribution Of fund
on hand.
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;, NAe"L TRUSTEES AstoISrED.-Tbe follow
s ShSoi Trustees have teeo appointed: Al
nuhe coun'y-SsmurI Gross. Hsiitax
yonu'!-S: X. [. PuIii,ps. DR.. P. s. Csrdep,
S"%! JenuIng K. c. &. Moore. G. T..
C,.n', Ci no. S'nes A. Green, DR.. John w.
J,.nu'Gk, Coionel Willista overly, aud
''tnes Ii. Howrrrop.
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CARDINAL LxpoCHowsxI sscxrvsD BIZ rny foa
Destructive Fire In Phi,aaelpAsa.
YLurrYa II IN sArLwAY mculrrrxa,

PHILADELPHIA, March THE extensive
dry-goods house. Of Wood, Marsh q Co,
Nos. 3o9 and 81 Market street, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. No. 307, oes
dealers in prints, wa, badly damaged in tbs
rear, while the interior was deluged with
water. No. 803, occupied BY B. q q.
Behrens Brothers u Dobson, deslers IN
fancy goods, WAS likewise damaged. The,
entire loss Is $500, 900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

The OLp BLUEs.-The Richmond Ligbs
Iptaulry Blues nave introduced . bill 10 lhe
senate to allow them TO adopt the old Blues
un1orm. They wilt proceed ss soon rs the
bM passes to raise funds TO un,form this com
pany iu the abore manner, 80 as TO ee aoie
10 visit the Centenpial next summer la the
same uniform worn to Philsdeiphla BY The
Blues In 1856
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

FISH AND BRANpY.-John Lawrence tcol.
ored) WIS arrested Saturday by Sergeant
Whltloek, charged with sesling lot OF
fsh from n. Crowder's grocery and o Jug
of brandy from e. p. Bradley. farmer.
The fish were takeH out Of bis pocket when
be WIS arrested: He wss caught Just as he
aaa getting the brandy from Brsdley's cart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-06

-, AcbiE ~ sogEyw.-The Mssons OF the
pns. G ".li snorIy aold Lodge Of Sorrow,
il n'' Inc auepice. OF Dove Lodge, No. 81.
u I,moFS OF lhe ia'e j. h. Oowell, This 10
t,sW 'ns nrst ceremony OF sbst kind ever
hr.,',u. CUR CITY, and promises to be Of ~ tn
""as ahd Impressive character.