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General Court Martial.

A General Cour; Martial has been ap-
PORTED 70 meet at the CantOnment on
Tongue river, NJ. T., on Monday the 22d
of January, for the trial of such cases OF
enlisted men as nay be referred to it by
the Posi- Cumman. Ter.
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Club Dance.

The Bozemar Social Dancing Club will
give another OF their pleasant parties this
evening at the Young Mems Hall. No
adm;tiance without an invitation.
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NOTICE..

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween B. F. Bennett and N. 3. Givens is
this day dissolved All accounts due the
firm are payable TO ME. and hereby eau
ton the public not TO make payment to
aLy other pt rson whatever.
B. F BENNETT.
3-4w. BOz.man Dec. 22nh 1876.
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CT s.. Louis Inprrial at Odeils Hall.
Information Wanted.

uIUTlIdCIOlI w dHC6U.
Any person knowing of the present
whereahou of Jno. w. Powell, vino at
one time acted as travelling agent for the
AvANT COURIER will confer a favor by
sending his address to this Office. off.
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DIED..

In Washington, d. G., on Friday, De-
cembcr 2sd, 1876. Lydia A. wife Of Col.
James l.. Fisk, in the 42I year of her
age The remains we're taken to Mime
sofa for interment
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~ Billiard tables IN tlp-top order at
Odell's Hall,
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IS Genuile imported cigars 1T Odcli's
Hall
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Wonderful.

o Bass T. Co.'S, Ale at Odell's Hall.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
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ParlOr Entertainment

u-gr Soar IA. - whisky a. Odpil's Hall
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Boz. man. Dec. 22nd 1876.
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DIRECTORS.
cuo w Fov w. w. ANDERSON
j s. MENDENHALL, W. h. MARTIN,
W. b. MEADOW.
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3-4w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-17
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
sALEs.-500 Virginia consols, new, cold at ~.

HoSDAls April 1OS ieSs K
sALEs.-50o Virginia consols, new, cold at ~.
american Goid.-1gbk bid. 49,
State Observation-Disclosures console, 714 bid, ~
asked; Virginia consols. new, AZ bid; Virginia
fundaols 80 BID Virginia deferred * 20 81
ginia tax-receivablc coupons, S4s bid, S4A asked.
CitY Observation-Disclosures city SIS, 115k bid,
sy S tx S ss
s's. 106 bid; I.vnchburg city e's, % bid horfoik
city S's 100 bid; Norfolk city water s's, los bid
Freden cksburg city rs, 81 bid; Manchester ss, 81
Rnilroad Bonds.-vrginia Central Railroad first
mortgage 6's, j. and j., go bid; Virginia Central
Railroad third morsxage sc. .: and =; q pia; VT
70 bid, 80 ASKED; Southside Railroad third mort.
gage preferred 6s, J. and j., 40 bid. az asked |;
IS bid, 3e asked; Richmond, Frcdericssburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 6s, Land j.. hou Dld !;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac. Railroad
mortgage rs and D., 95 bid; Orange and Ae1a IN
asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad consoli.
dated 6's, NJ. and NJ. 76 bid, 70 asked; Piedmont
Railroad FIRST mortgage s's, a. and o., IS bid 80
asked. '..
Railroad Stocks.-Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par, SO asked !
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
n1ond, FrcdericEsburg and Potomac Railroad seven
per cent guaranteed. 100 par, 90 bid; Richmond
and Danyille Railroad. 100 par BID. % -,
1872 asked; National! Bank Of Virginia, 100 par
% asked; State Bank Of Virginia, 100 par, Ton
bid; Union Bank of Richmond, so par, 4S asked;
city fye sasnE aa2 Is .: 20 Sd
Insurance Virginia Fire and Ma
rine. % par, 80 bid; Virginia state, rs par, So
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 80 asked;
Old Dominion, 100 par, 4S bid. 50 asked; Rich
mond Fire Association, rs par: 81 bid, dS asked;
Observation-Disclosures o River err and KaDawla
Packet. 12R par, bid.
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4 complimentary benefit, rendered by a
large number Of prominent gentlemen OF
81. Louis, was given on Saturday night at
the Olympic Theatre to Miss Kate Osburn,
Miss frankie Mcclellan, and Miss Clifton,
Of the Olympic Theatre company, who lost
al their effects by the Southern Hotel ire.
The house was crowded, and the benefit
will yield about $1,000, which will be di-
yided equally among the beneticiaries. The
company and Miss Kate ClaXton, who is the
star al the house, volunteered their services,
and Mr.. Spauldlng, the proprietor, gave the
Theatre free. A similar benefit will be
given at De Bars Opera-House next Wed
nesday night to the seryant-girls OF the
SouthSn Hotel, who lost everything they
possessed by the fire.
Accounts were received SUNDAY at Savan-
nah Of the destruction by fire OF the steam
ship Leo, on the 18th instant, eighty miles
south Of Tybee and thirty miles from land.
There were but three passengers, all Of
whom, with eighteen OF the ships company,
it is feared. were lost. There were thirteen
saved on life-raft, who have arrived at
Savannah. The Leo sailed from that port
on the 18th for Nassau.
The St. Petersburgh Vedomosti says the
result OF the war will depend on the atti-
tude OF Germany. Russia requires Ger
many TO prevent Austria from interfering
with Kussia's proceedings against Turkey.
The Islegrapfs Vienna correspondent
says it is officially confirmed that the Rou-
manian troops will oppose the passage Of
the Danube by the Turkish army, but will
ALLOW the Russians to cross the Pruth, II ~
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sent to the steamer last winter. They also
state that Mr.. Mcdonald is an able and ex--
perienced seaman, and a man OF considera-
Bile nerve. They expect to hear OF his
safety and those under his charge soon.
TROUBLES WITH THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
PHILADELPHIA, April 16.-The trains on
the Reading road are slightly delayed to-
day. Both parties are confident.
PoTTsvILLE, April 16.-The striking en-
gineers remain quiet. Freight and passen-
ger-trains are running coal.trains are stop
ped. lfail-trains are only running on the
branch lines.
ARREST OF TRAMPs FOR BURNING BLOCK OF
BUILDINGS.
ASHLAND, ONO, April 16.-Tramps have
been arrested for an incendiary fire which
destroyed the brick block adjoining Mil
ler's.H Hotel. The loss is $4,000.
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New York.

ELECTION OF 4 RAILROAD PREsIDENT-RANK-
RUPTs-ADvANCE IN GOLD, ETC.
: sNEw YORK, April 1G.-Hugh Riddle has
been elected president of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company in place Of
John F. Tracey, resigned.
A. L. Laing Il Co., brokers, were declared
bankrupt at the Stock Exchange to-day.
In Wall street to-day the war news adj
vanced gold to 1072c., but otherwise had lit
tie influence on the stock market, which
was wholly taken up with local speculative
matters. Leading stocks arc lower.
Kennedy Il Co. are endeavoring to make
an arrangement with their creditors for an
extension Of twelve months.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE PROTOCOL. AND THE EASTERN QUESTION
DISCUSSED IN TIE HOUSE OF LORDS
LONDON, April 16.-In the House OF Lords
this afternoon Earl Granville criticised the
Governments policy touching the Eastern
question. He said the protocol was nearly
the same as the Berlin memorandum. Why
did not the Government accept that? The
united action OF Europe at that time might
have prevented war. Neither; Russia nor
Turkey had then taken an irretracable posi-
ton. He attacked the ministers boasts
about raising England's position abroad,
which now subjects them to ridicue, and
he advocated European concert for the
better government of Turkey.
Lord Derby, in reply, vindicated the pro-
tocol. He said he believed the House
would agree with him that under existing
circumstances it was best not to say any
thing concerning the future.
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4 DARING ESCAPE FROM JAIL.-Manches-
tcr. \. H., April la.-This evening Emmett
Lyons and James &. CONNER. two inmates
of the jail, had been allowed by the turnkey
to come into the corridor to wash. At a
favorable moment they sprang upon him,
knocked Inn down, and took away his re-
volycr. He managed, however, to throw
the keys beyond their reach. The iailer
was absent, and his wife held the door lead
ing into the audience room. Lyons ordered
her 10 open it, and firing three shots through
the wicket frightened her into compliance.
He succeeded In escaping. Several men at
trtctcd by the noise came to their assistance,
and CONNER was locked up. The affair
created great excitement for time.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE. STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. I'LL MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
CArITAL, 100000.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
+. r. GLASGOW, Vice-Presidcnt;o
+. Il. MEADE, Secretary;
j. b. GRANT, Assistant Secretary
m 13-3m
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TIE FEELING At THE FATICAN.-A telc-
.ran to the Daily Ne1cS from Rome repre-
scnts that the Vatican is eated at the pros
pect OF war. and ardcntly hopes the Rus
slams may gain some preliminary advantage,
in which case ii has persuaded itself that the
war would become general. Reports have
reached Cardinal Simeoni from Central Rus
>ia intimating that an internatiOnalist out
break is imminent in Russian Poland and
contiguous Russian provinces. Prepara-
HohS 4ol 'Ilc AoNcAhe'I HaNc pech loHS
going on.
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JEWELRY.

DEAD THIS! FACTI FACT lS2
Al FACT!-Come to WINSTOCK'S, No. E1A
IL north Fourteenth street. and see the con. &AN&
rincing fact that he is at present prepared give
great bargains to his old customers and all who may
favor him with cali. He feels assured that he
needs no better recommendation than HIS we'll
known mode Of doing business, and that he Is to
represent articles for inst what they and to
that the customers receive value for their money.
On MONDAY, April 8. 1877, he viii offer at pri-
vate sale the most beautiful lot Of a..s.sa -.
16-Karat Gold iladys Size) Stem and Key-Wind-
ing Watches, OF best makers; ..a'-'.'s,t5s-
lS- and l4-Karat Gold Stem and Key-WtndiDg
Watches for gentiemen
A fine lot OF Gentlemen's Stem and kcy-Winding
Silver Watches;
An immense lot OF fine Gold Chains for ladies and
gentlemen, in the following styles: Royal,
Opera, Zouave, Victoria, Guara-with and With.
out slides; Neck, Vest, and many other styles
Sleeve. Shirt and Collar-Bu,tons of handsome de-
signs;
Gentlemcn,s Lockets. 100. EEsEs
Special attention Is called 10 the most beautiful
lot OF hne Gold Set Rings for ladies aud gentlemen
in Diamond, Stone, Cameo, Amethyst, Pearss Gar
net, Topaz. Onyx, Amethyst incrasted with pL-
mond, in the shape OF a b1rd-something new. ALSO,
Cameo surrounded with Pearls, and many others
Every article Is OF fine quality, and VIII DC guar
anteed. In purchasing articles so TO place where
You can get tho most for your money: Tna ina, place
Is s. A. WINSTOCK'S,
No. II Fourteenth street,
ap 7-2w under Exchange Hotei.
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SUCCESSFUL HIGHWAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
City, No, April IA special dispatch
from Baxter Springs, Kansas, says: 1.-The
Baxter and Joplin mail, coming this way,
was robbed yesterday afternoon by high
waymen, who presented pistols at the head
Of the driver and compelled him to throw
off the lnail-bags, which they took, and
escaped to the woods. There were no pas
sengers in the stage, and there is no clue to
the robbers - $685.
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THE PROSPECTIVE WAR IN TURKEY
Washington, April 15.-The members OF
the Turkish legation here do not believe
war between their Government and Russia
can be avcrted. For some months they have
entertained the opinion that Russia would
force contest just as soon rs the cold wea-
1hcr disappeared, and the roads became
lassable for the marching OF troops.
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70 OUR NORTHERN METHODIST FRIENDS
Charleston, April lG.-The Neaes and Cou-
rier has Trustworthy information that Rev.
W. II. Scott, the colored preacher reported
to the New England Methodist Conference
on Friday as having been murdered, is alive
and well, and performing his pastoral du-
ties without moIcstation in Marlboro coun-
TX, in this State.
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THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
TIsE Work OF THE LOUISIANA
COMMISSIONERS.

EARLY REMOVAL OF THE TROOPS FROM
NEWORLEANs PROBABLE-CoNTEsT FOR
THE sPEAKERsHIP-THE FIGHT FOR THE
sT-OFFICE-RELIGIOUs TEST
ASA QUALIFICATION FOR OFFICE ABoL-
IsHED IN NEW EAMPsHIRE-1NCEND
FIRE OF TRAMPs IN ASHLAND, oHlo-A
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTOR ATTEMPTS
TO WHIP MIR. MCCLURE, EDITOR OF THE
PHILADELPHIA TIMEs-wAR NEWS FROM
EUROPE CAUSES AN ADVANCE IN GOLD,
&C. &C
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, hprn Is. 1877
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 100 bushels Red. 2S2 bushels.
CoRS.-Hhite, 454 bushels. Nired, IL bushels.
OATS.-494 bushels. ... 49,.
SALES.
WIEAT.-Red, 10 bushels very good 1t $3.50:
90 bushels very good OF private terms-tO!al, l02
bushels.
CORN White. 264 bushels ct 50c.; 100 bushels
good at 60c.; 80 bushels on private tcrns.-t0tal,
AGA bushels. Hired, IL bushels 1T soc.
OATS.-494 bushels on private terms.
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Steamers which sailed from New York
for Europe on Saturday took extraordinarily
large quantities of provisions. Besides
$4,000 pounds and 1000 quarters fresh
beef and many live sheep, there were heavy
shipments of bacon, pork, and lard, and
100000 bushels of grain.
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1ue QGFIs
RAcEs At NEW ORLEANS.

THE RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 16.-The mile-and"
a-uuarter race was won by Jack Hardy ;
Bob Wonley second, Kilburn third Time,
2:144. f.,.,.:.
The Cottrell stakes for three-year-olds,
was won by CottrelPs Aunt Betsy; King
William second, Adventure third. Time,
2:49.
In the Consolation race Bell Burkely won
Woodland second, Coronelis third. Time,
1:484. tia
In the last racc-four-mile heats-George
Quinnine won, Uncle Tom second, Ruse
Butler third. Nipper was distanced. Time.
7:46, 1862.
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Ysy Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April 16.-GOld opened at l07.
N0on.-StOcks active and better prices prevailing.
Money. 8 per cent. Gold, 1O74. Exchange-Long,
4S7h: short. 4S9k. State bond, quiet ut nominal
prices. Governments active and strong.
Euening.-MOncy easy at 233 per cent. Sterling
firm mt 4S74. Gold active ut l07kGDlC74 Govern
meEls active and strong; new 5s, IL. states quiet
and nominal. .--...
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April 6.-Virginia is. deferred, AZ;
consolidated 71h second series, A. North Carolina
6's, DID, 1Sa; new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid To-day.
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CONTEMPORARIES. &c.

DIE-FRUITS-CANN GOODS.-One
4 thousand dozen two and three-pouad Canned
Tomatoes. two aud thfce-pound Fresh Peaches,
two-pound Strawberries, two-pound Raspberrtes,
two-pound Dainsons. two-pound Blackberries, two
bound Green Peas, two-pouRd sugar Germ, CUT
ting's California Canned Peaches, Apricots, Green
Cages, Fresh Prnnes, Dates, Dried Peaches, three
pound P!e-P Peaches, cheap at BOSSIEUX'S,
feZ4 ~ 1850, 49, l412 Main street.
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HATS, CAPS, &c.

. Call and examine our new stock OF HATS, CAfS,
and STRAW GOODS-wholesale and retail.
Country merchants will find 1t to. their interest to
examine our stock.
1909 Main street, opposite post-ofhce.
j. ID. REDFoRD and A. IL. HEINRICH, Statesmen.
NH "a
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Flour.

Fine. 1925: superlinc, S7.5OG4t7. 25 extra super
fine, $3.50: common family. 1915 fancy family,
1925. Market steady.
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I YN & IL 3 U 4 G.

T YNCH B U re
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
fL3ScHBURG, VA.
Assets january l, 1o77................ 56O,194 92
FARMVILLE INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY,
of FARMvILLE, VA.
Capltal paid 100000 90
Assets January /, 1877 266,2s4 Is
Strong In amount and solid IN character Of assets;
large In surplus over all liabilities; experienced.
In the selection OF risks, and liberal and prompt IN
the settlement OF losses.
These two reliable Virginia companies offer the
hest insurance against loss or damage by fire ut the
'"'~'' j. N. TATE, Agent, Richmond,
apt Office corner Eleventh and Bank Streets.
n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
~. sURANCE AGENTS, 1o14 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. rnrrscntin2 the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN,
STRANGE COMPANY, OF London ard Ediuburgh
Capitsl, 81 O, 600. 900 gold.
| AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Ctncin.
u All. OhIo-usscts over : .GOQ.O0Q: ,
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. 4ssets over $500 .000..,
pIItENIx INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brook.
lyu. \. Y.-assets over S2.J00.0O0.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Fa.--asSetS over S5O.OO0.
Deposited with the Treasurer ofSirgnia, $50.
DOO Losses cquinbly adluste' ana promptly p2idat
his agency. Applications solicited, and immediate
attention given thereto &C ~
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AN EDITOR ASSAULTED IN PHILADELPHIA.

AN EDITOR ASSAULTED IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1G.-An excitement
was created on Chestnut street at noon to-
day by the attempted whipping of Colonel
A. E. Mcclure, Of the Philadelphia Times,
by Nat. Mckay, Government contractor.
Colonel Mcclure was in company with ex-
Governor Curtin when Mckay approached
with dog-whip and struck him. - Then
Mcclure caught Mckay by the coat, and
while holding him some one from behind
dealt Mcclure blow, while another in
front struck him over the left eye. These
men are supposed to be friends Of Mckay.
One OF them got away, but the other was
arrested along with Mckay. The prison
ers have been held TO bail to answer the
charge.
RELIGIOUS TEST AS A QUALIFICATION FOR
OFFICE.
CONCORD, N. r., April 16.-An amend
ment to the Constitution abolishing the re-
ligious test as q qualification for office has
been adopted. 1-'sA
THE MISSING LIFE-BoAT OF THE LEO.
new YORK, April 16.-The owners Of the
Leo say the ,ife-boat In .charge OF the
Chief engineer was the best boat OF the
kind that could be obtained here, and was
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGES.
MONDAY, April l6, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 145 hogshcads, 20
tcrccs, and 22 boxes. The offerings nj auction Oh
Change were 60 packages; of which number SO
were taken in, and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from 1910 to 81 1.5O.
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rIAyOs.s1sR6ANs, DC.
-~II-S~--~~<
TIFTY TuoUsANp PIANos.

TIFTY TUUUSAEA sK1ANUc.EsfsS< iS9s
The ffty-thousandth piano made by the great man
nf.cturing house OF Chickertug & Sons. Of Boston,
was used on Thursday afternoon at the Howard
symphony Concert. The completion OF this In.
sfr1,rneut certainly @marks an era in the history
OF the manufacture OF pianos in this country. The
frm hss been established dfty-foGr years, and has
made on an average nearly one Thousand pianos
year since 1898.
The undersigned are Messrs. Chickering s Sons,
agents. and have Just received from lhem SUPERB
INSTRUMENT, which Will be offered AZ very
sp IL wooDHoUsE 8 PaRHAM. s
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CROQUET.
MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER
ID The best known remedy In the world for
Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy,
and all Diseases OF the Kidney and Liver.
Water delivered In any part of the city.
..s-s4 80. ags.tr- I. GEORGE sCHEN,
Nm 90 Main street.
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CRO0UET.

CRO0UEF.
rROQUET FOR 95 CENTS, consisting OF
~ 8 balls and s mallc:S stakes and @ arches.
Price only Csc. For salcby j: T. ELLfSON,
,n3-1ln* Zip Main street.
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WATER ON DRAUGHT.

SODA. KIssENGEN, yIGHY, SARATOGA
Mineral Waters also furnished in syphons.
ape 400, corner aIain md BIZ Ssnth streets.
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WILLIE INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY,
of FARMvILLE, VA.
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Capita! $500 900 90
Assets january l, 1S77................ 56O,194 81
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FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
of LyScHBURG, VA.
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PETERSBURG.

,,srrrss,NG ACCIDENT IN piSWIpD'k-lLL-
xrSS OF A LAwyER-RoLp ROBBERY SUNDAY
,,,currUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,,nrr soCrETY--LECTUREs BY DRs. DUNCAN
'xn cr,KRY-sEARcHING FOR TUE DEAD
HvcorrRy OF STOLEN rR0rGRTY-oTfER
, 1877-04-11

poued. If the honorable proponent consents TO
having the whole matter postponed, 1t might
then be done.
The Mairmaa pointed out that the lst
discussion of tho Draft was on the Order of
Day. The prepayment had a right to get the
Draft furthered for the lst discussion it will
have to be decided al the close of each discus.
sion, whether the Draft is to progress to the
following discussion.
1st Member for Frederiksted's Country Dis
riot FemlngI felt sorry that tho Presidency
was not able to grant the matter hearing to-
day, as many Members of the Council may not
be here at a subsequent period, himself for one,
and he would certainly have liked to hear the
opinions of the Members on the matter. He
would beg His Excellency to let the 1st discus
sion come on to-day, for be was very much
interested in the matter.
The President had, Of course, no right TO
oppose the discussian, but he had only sug.
gested the advisability Of postponing it, Ga it
The position Of the Government 10 reference
10 the matter already from the commence.
pent. He would here mention that q SINH.
lar measure had been recommended to the
Government in another connection, and the
two cases would be best dealt with conformity.
The Chairman would, il The discuss5one
to-day were postponed, be prepared to APP
point another meeting Of the Council before
the honorable Member who has introduced the
draft r%etires from the Council al the close
OF the elective period.
The Council agreed with s votes sgainss
I that the discussion be postponed.
To be cOntlHHed