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/. tst eE PRESENTATIONS. ~
Yesterday afternoon the Senate, through
Major Daniel, presented to Lientenant-G Gov
ernor Henry w. Thomas, the presiding
officer, handsome gold-headed cane. Both
speeches were eloquent and Impressive.
Last night the delegates, through General
Ronald, treated Speaker Hanger in similar
style, and with like result as to speeches.
Colonel Watt, on behalf of the delegates,
presented the clerk, John Bell Bigger, with
gold pen Of remarkable beauty and ele-
eance. Colonel Watts little address was
charming, and Mr. Bigger in his response
gave evidence of oratorical powers which
had not before been suspected by members.
A splendid china table-service was provided
for Sergearlt-at-A Arms j. c. Hill, but that
gentleman having been compelled to leave
for home by the canaLpacket OF yesterday
evening, Mr.. Crank, OF Albemarle, received
it for him from the hands OF Alr. Mathew.
p0cKEr-vEroEs.
Mr.. W. A. Winston, the enrolling CLERK,
got oil of the bills enrolled at an early hour
Yesterday. Mr. Loyenstein and his COM
mittee examined them with swiftness and
dispatch, and promptly placed them in the
Governors bands. The Governor signed
oil but two-that proposing to .endow q
citizenof Fauquier, commonly called Plomb
Payne, with the name Of Charles Van Ma
son and one proposing some sort OF fence
law in Rappahannock district, Essex coun-
ty. AS to the first, it is said the courts can
act; as to the second, it was thought to be
not fit subject for legislation as it was pre-
sented to the Governor.
THE LAWS.
The enrolled bills-tbe laws and the ve-
toed acts-will at once be sent to the bind
ers, and in the course OF three or four days
will be accessible to the public in the office
Of John Bell Bigger, keeper OF the rolls.
The acts Of Assembly will make large
volume, and will not be ready for some
months to come. The fugitive sheets will
be issued from timeto time as usual.
Personal.
The reporters owe more gratitude than
they can easily express to messrs. John
Bell Bigger, Monroe Kelly, w. J. Bigger,
D. A. Carter, r. A. .Ayres, Il. n. Con-
S. Bassctt French, clerks Of the House,
and to Messrs. Davis, Pcndleton, STRAIT
ton, Williams, Whittet, and Clarke, Of
the Senate. for constant help and unwearied
poIiteness In the discharge OF their duties.
The Bigsers and DR.. Pendleton especially
know by experience that it is no light part
OF their daily work to answer reportorial
questions, to explain this and that, and
generally to keep the writers for the press
safe in the paths that are known only to eX-
perienced parliamentarians
Scarcely less are the press and the public
indebted to Sergeants-at-Arms Hill and Har-
rison, and Doorkeepers Sullivan, Harrison,
and Wilson.
Rev. Mr.. J. }. Lamkin, one OF the Pittsyl-
vania members, has passed examination be-
fore Judges Christian and Wexford, and
will soon commence the practice Of law in
his county.
On Friday twelve or fifteen members will
leave on trip to New York by the Old
Dominion Steamship Line.
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AUCTION SAILS THEsS DAY.

Has- On all satss or Reat Estate made betaeeS,
the lst V January and tdsf of June the toIesIs
The present year haze to be o6fd tHthe 7,Urchaaes
On all saLeg made 6ett1een the lst of J,,ty and taa
of The year the tares hare to be pdtJ byfhe sslLe1
This custom WAS adopted about fifteen years agS
by all the real estate agents In Richmond. and als
plies to Richmond and ycinityI
FRANK n. HILL, 5 r. NJ, two small framed
dwellings, Nos. 81 6 and Ia Beverly street, be-
tween Beyidere and Pine.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, p. H., three three story
stock-brfcs-front stores on the north side OF
Cary street between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets.
ROBERT d. LYME, p. NJ, trustees sale Of the
property now occupied by Burgef Brother ~
their residence, aud slaughterlng- house and
butchering-pens. ,t
WIEFREE & MEACHAM, 4 2. NJ. trustees sale
OF mill property. on the Appomatto1 river, In
Chesterfield.
CHAFFiN, STAPLES CO., two new framed ten
ements on Twenty.seventh street, between Clay
and Leigh streets. .-ts
FRANK n. HILL, IL A. NJ, nssignee's sale OF gro
ceries, lsh, wooden-ware, &C.. ut NO. 12iI Gary
street. ~
RICHARDSON & CO., AZ T. NJ. building .ios on
Marshall street west Of Brook avenue.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, p. b., residence csrner
OF Clay and Adams streets.
JOHN MCCORMICK, II A. NJ, pawnbrcker's
clothing, &c.
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The HeNANCE OF Poor YoUSG MaN-
This play, which is one OF the most beauti.
ful we haze in the style of romantic drama,
will be performed on Friday evening at the
Theatre bs a fully competent company.
Mr.. Montague appeared here this week
under the management of Mr.. Arthur M;sa-
lack, whose connection with the first thea
ire in our eolntry was SUE cient guarantee
ct fine performance, apart from the name
Of one of the greatest actors of the time as
the star. The plays, though very good ia
their style, Mass hardly suited to popular
audience; but this one is sonasthing which
is very taking ;apd it promises to secure
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MANGEsEaTEH NEWS.

Distinguished VISITORS Expected. Past
Grand Sire Stuart, OF the District OF Colum-
bia. and Grand Representative Hugh La
than, of Alexandria, are expected to ex.
emplify the unwritten work OF Odd-Fel.
lowship at Jackson Lodge April Sth, and
with Stuart Lodge April 10th.
While they are here arrangements viii
also be made for the institution OF another
Rebecca Lodge.
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DEAga1F Az GID PHoToGReYHER. IT, George
W. Minnis. oRe of the oldest photoG aphers
in this section, died OF consumptian yes
tcrday zstern0on at the residence. OF Ilo mas
NJ. Saunders, Esq, the well-asnown sdrMg-
sist OF Marshall street and Book avenue.
hr. Minaks wasNears ago one OF the rnost
popular and efficient men in his line 0fibusi-
ness IN Virginia, asd prospered well. .xS'ter
the war he remofeh to Petersburg nwhere he
gained, as he had here, host Of friends. sIe
was a "arD-hearteli genial, and ,e0urteols
gentleman, xnd his death will be hea1d
OF with grief among large circles a, friends
IN this city aad in Petersburg. BE ha6
recently returned from the South. shere he
had been in the vain hope Of regaia&ng hist
failing health. -.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETING or TIE STATE CONSERVATIVE
Committee. The State Conservative Com
mii,"c met yesterday at the Ballard House
to consider the question OF State Conven-
,ion. The roll WAS called. and the follow
ing members and officers answered to their
names: Flr>; district, W. +. Taliafcrro: ::
Sccoud district. Mann Page: Third district,
G. G., f3uckncr. John W. Wright; Fourth
district. 5. F. Coleman. +. K. Farrar, Gen
vrai william Malone; Fifth district, II. II.
Hurt; Sixth district, j. W. Johnston, J. b.
rcklin; Seventh district, ". y. Burke :;
Eighth district, A. Is. Payne, John r..
Lowell: Ninth district, II. {. Wood; Ma
tharicl Il. Meade. Of The Executive Com
uiitcc: James X. Fisher, secretary.
Mr.. Johnston, III order to test the sense
ot the committee, moved to fix the time and
place o! holding the next State Conven-
ton: which motion was unanimously adopt
cd.
On motion OF Judge Lowell, Richmond
was selected rs the place and August Sth
the time Of holdfnS the Convention.
BASIS OF REPRESENTATION.
General Hurt presented the following re-
solution rs 4 basis OF representation: That
there shall be one delegate and one alternate
TO every one hundred Conservative voters,
and multiple OF one handred exceeding
iity-on the basis al the Tidcn Jte to be
appointed in such manner as asthe'County and
city committees may prescribe. Adopted
unanimously.
There being no further business, the COM
uiltrc adjourned TO Tuesday, 18th OF Au-
gust.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-ALFRED MOSES VS.. OLD
DOMINION NAIL COMpANY.-The jury in this
case have been occupied for the past two
days in hearing testimony on suit insti-
tutcd by Alfred Moses against the Old Do
mnion Nail Company for damages sus-
tanned by him in the breaking down of his
warehouse on the night of the 2Sth March,
1876, alleged to have been caused by the de-
PENDANTS overlooking the premises leased
by them from the plaintiff. The testi-
mony was carefully heard, and at its con-
clusion yesterday morning Judge B. r.
Wexford, Jr., submitted the following in
structions to the jury:
"If the jury shall believe from the evi-
dence that the plaintiff, after the accident,
with full knowledge Of all the circum-
stances. entered upon the premises, and
with the consent of the defendants, but
with their disclaimer at the time, and at all
times thereafter, OF any responsibility for
the accident, employed at his own expense
agents and workmen to repair the damages
to the building, and to put it in such con-
dition IS would prevent the defendants from
claiming any right to abandon the premises
and to declare the lease determined, al
though before commencing the work, and
throughout its progress, he protested to
obligation to make such repairs, and re-
served the right to claim compensation
therefor from the defendants; and if the
Jury shall further believe that after the COM
pletion Of the work by the plaintiff the de-
PENDANTS accepted the building, and the
relation of landlord and tenant under the
original lease has by mutual consent ever
since subsisted, the jury are instructed that
the plaintiff cannot in this action recover
from the defendants any portion Of the ex-
pense incurred by him in making such re-
pairs."'
The case was Immediately given to the
jury without argument on the part OF eoun-
sell and verdict was rendered for the de-
PENDANTS in accordance with the Judges
instructions.
The plaintiff will carry his cause up to
the Court Of Appeals for its decision On the
questions Of law involved in the case
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Attractions Ahedd.-Concerts will be
given at the courthouse Friday and satur-
day nights for the benefit Of the poor. At
tend, be amused, and aid a good cause.
The first cotillon soiree of the spring season
will be given at Nunnally's hall April 10th
for O worthy object. The affair is in charge
of competent committee, OF which Mr. j..
IT. e. Turner is chairman.
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HUsTlNGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-In this
court yesterday the following cases were
disposed of:
Washington Evans, charged with break
ing and entering the house Of Robert j.
Jones, was tried and convicted and sent to
the penitentiaryS five years.
Sarah Heath, second offence Of petit lar
ceny, was sent to the penitentiary for one
year. .....
William J. Sutherland, charged with
stealing property Of his brother, was tried
and acquitted.
james Couch, charged with assauhing
John Thomas, was tried and convicted OF
unlawful shooting, sent to jail for three
months, and fined S25.
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cution, and fine dramatic I,ur.r to give
expression and feeling to her vocalization.
. Miss Sarah Wood, anothey: new candidate
for favor, was also the recipient OF the gen.
erous plaudits OF the audience, who seemed
greatly pleased with her charming rendl-
ton of the aria !" Bell ragion from teSemi-
ramis," and beautiful ballad by Abt, en-
titled Embarrassment"
Tonight another tempting programme
will be presented, and it. Is expected the
Theatre will be crowded.
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Neso Bui!ding.-The work of rebuilding
at the corner OF Thirteenth and Hull streets.
the scene of the late fire, has commenced.
The contractors for Mr. T. B. Cersley's
building are John s. Bowen for the wood
and William r. Blunt for the brick-work.
For the Bradley house, John A. Blanton fol
the brick and John Crostick for the wood
work. Both buildings will be pushed for.
ward to a speedy completion.
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The Street. Vork.-Colonel Edward Vick-
ers, contractor for leyelling and grading the
streets, has completed his work. The CouD-
Gil would do well to get him to commence
the work Of grayelling at once. The streets
should be fixed up before the winter season
sets in awain
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THE MOZART, THIS EVENING. G.-The Mozart
Association will present their usually at
tractive programme for. this evening. The
orchestra Will perform three pieces-an
overture, the fayorite polka, with piccolo
solo, "Les Fauvets, ;" and the waltzes "On
the Beautiful Rhine, ~ by Kela Bella. Messrs.
Kessnich, Tbilow, and Reinhardt will
render trio by ScbumaBn, and Dir. Kess-
mich violin solo. Mrs. Dr.. Robinson will
sing two selections, and Mr. John E.
Mitchell faVorite song by Arditi.
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RESISTANCE TO TIE MoFFETT WHIsKEY
BrLL.-A meeting OF the Liquor-Dealers'
Protective Association was held yesterday,
and measures were taken to unite the
liquor-dealcrs throughout the State for mu-
taal protection, and to raise large sum OF
morey to test the legality Of the Mofctt
whiskey law.
Probably the most serious trouble and in
tcrfcrence the officers Of the State will have
with the law will be from questions raised
as to the patent-rights said to be infrinGed
by the Motfett register. There the authority
OF the United States courts can be invoked.
However,, some OF the northern gentlemen
who think that the register is an imitation
of the car-bell punch will be surprised to
find out that it is no more like that useful
instrument than steam-engine OF coffee-mill
is. The fact is, the crank is likea a coffee
mills, the Indicator is like gas-meter's,
and the gong is like the small one used on
doors, drawers, &c. There is no punch
about it. That is to be furnished by the bar
keepers, and for every glass sold the crank
is to be turned once.
Further as to the patent-rights and law
points this deponent saith nought.
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Personal.-Mr. David Lynch, Of Texas,
formerly Of Chesterfield, is on visit to his
old home. -
County Commissioner William e. Spears
and County Surveyor Joseph +. Laprade
were in the city Yesterday. =.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, YESTERDAY.
Taylor as. Cleary, DC. Fully argued by N.
f. Cleary and Leigh Robinson, Esqs., for
the defendants in error, and William Green,
Esq, for the plaintiff in error, apd submit
ted. The case was very ably argued on
hot
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PeZ.ICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures ,Ge-
Seph,J. White presidifg.-Chartes Welsh
and william Morton, arrested for fighting
in the street. The case was confirmed until
today.
j. ". Smoot was fined 81 for SHsrderIy
cendue5 In the street.
Daniel Smith and James Honan, trespass-
ing upul the premises OF and brea5ing and
DESTROYING the property of Saliie Rauton,
were seat on to the grand jury.
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CHEAP LOTS.

DRICKS.-The Rockets brick-yards will
~ give employment 10 Rreaf numbers OF iaDoIers,
amt CHEAP LOTS will I've in den and. See DICK
tINSON & CBEWNlNG'S auction advertisement.
up SILT ft3
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VEsTRyAEN ELEcTED.-The following YES
trymen have been elected for St. Paul's
church for 1877: Joseph r. Anderson, Sc.
nior warden; E. B. Bently, junior warden
Thomas w. McCance, treasurer; George
4. Barksdale, register; d. n. Walker, John
l.. Bacon, H. z. &. Baskervlll, Lewis Booker,
\. Y. Stokes, G. B. Davenport, j. II. Car.
rington, and DR.. James B. McCaw.
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OF the Bible. Eight thousand four hum
dred and forty-three have been supplied,
besides 1886 individuals not connected
with these families. This constitutes pop
iulation OF at least $4,000 souls to whom it
has been the exalted privilege OF this Society
to carry Gods Holy Truth, which is able to
make them wise unto salvation. -'t-
We have issued from the depository: in
Richmond 8I,9S5 volumes Of Scriptures, the
value OF which has been $30.404.13. Thirty
four thousand three hundred and.tWenty-
six volumes, valued at S7,907.41 have been
distributed gratuitously to the families and
Sabbath schools that could not be otherwise
supplied. This number will be increased
when all the returns from auxiliary Socie-
ties are completed. r......
It.is the earnest desire OF the Board to
complete the canvass and supply OF the
State during the next year; II not entirely,
at least 80 far that we shall not need the
further aid SO delicately and generously
given by the American Bible Society during
these last years. Such desirable work, il
accomplished, will depend mainly upon the
cooperation and material aid OF the friends
OF the cause. .--.. .ss..ae- il
The great want o; the Society, III the
language OF the last report, is systematic
and regular help from the churches in the
State. The want of tais has kept the treasury
low in funds, aid greatly crippled the work.
We trust that the friends OF this cause.
who are numbered by tens Of thousands,
will come forward to take part in this work,
and carry it on until every hamlet and home
in our State shall glow with the light OF
Gods holy word.
OTHER FACTS.
1t was also stated, not, however, as q
part of the report Of the Board, that the
American Bible Society since its organiza.
ton has printed and circulated more than
33, 000, 900 copies Of the Holy Scriptures, al
cost of over S17,000,000.
! In the last ten years 5,454,7S7 families in
our country have been visited through its
organized agencies; 37G,527 destitute fami'
| lies, 299,S7l individuals, and 14,507 Sabbath
schools have been furnished with the Bible
Surely such work as this noble institution
is prosecuting ought to enlist the sympa.
thies, earnest cooperation, and material
support Of all the friends OF the Bible.
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PuoToGRAPIIS.-Employ G. 4. REES to execute
your Tx cness By the new process, No iucrease In
price Four card photographs, with all the latest
Improvements, only 81; $3.50 per dozen; large
size, 81. Nos. S21 and S23 Main street, between
Eighth and Ninth,
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BoDY FogHp IN THE RIyER.--rhe body 1f
an unknown negro man was found foating
in the river at Goodies Rock yesterday
morning by Captain Cunningham, Of the
steamer Frank sommers. The body was
made fast to q buoy, and the Chesterfield
authorities notified. ~, ,a.s9
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CHEAP LOTS.

THEAP LOTS.-At the great sale OF
" CHEAP LOTS on FRIDAY AFT TEhNOCS
fApril 6th) there will be rare opportunity TOT
making investments fnat will may" See DlCh-
lNSON & CHEWSTNG'S advertisement
AN Bit
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7 OF ALL THE WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES. per.
hap; none surpass that Of extracting the essence OF
beef which has proved sucli blessing To the sick
Coldeus Liebig,s Liquid Extract Of Beef aud Tonic
Inyigorator has the preference for deprcs
sion, consumption, lassitude, and fevers.
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MArITrME ITEAs-Tbe Norwegian bark
Sulit2slma, Captain Ullenass, arrived yes
terdayfrom LiverpOM with Cargo OF =, 100
sacks Of salt and 202 tons OF agricultural salt,
consigned to Davenport g. Morris.
] The American schooner George Peabody,
Meliahap snaster, was cleared yesterday by
Curtis & Parker for Cardenas, Cuba, with
100000 hoops.
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CLOVER HILL RAILH0RD. The sale Of the
Clover Hill railroad. announced in the Die.
patch to take piace yesterday, has been
postponed until the 25th instant. 81. .... !.
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The Late Acknowledgment Longest will
take up the Danville road this morning
number OF hands to rebuild the bridge at
Difficult creek, lately destroyed
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IMPRovIEG.-Mr. j. D. Kidwell, the engi-
necr who was injured ON the Danville rail-
road few days ago by an accident, is i'm
proving.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co, advertising agents insert nd.
vertsenents In all Of the newspapers OF the tnNeo
States at publishers' Orders LEFT Mt i've Dts
patch eounting-room VIII receive promat atien-
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WEARE RECEIVING daily .adeitions TO our large
stock Of Boots Shoes, Trunks, Saichel. sc. Priees
very low. Custom work thand-msde) made 10 orcs
and guaranteed to Ut. Repairing neatly and prompt
ly done. HERMAN RoscHEN & BRoluER'
: 900 and GIL Broad street.
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COSFEgTIosERigs. &c.

DEDUCTION IN DATES.-Having 9
III large supply Of NEW DATES on hand, and !.
desiring 70 dlspoe Of them previous 70 ths adyent OF
warm weather, I have determined 70 orer them
until the end OF this month at SC. per poaa LOG.
for two pounds, and four pounds for 26c.s Which IS
lower than they have ever been soid 10 this country
by retail ANDREW PIzlINb JRs,
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN RICH
MoND PosT-OFFlCE APRIL 4, 1S77.-Silas w.
Fleming, Stubensyille, Ohio.
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CONVICT RECErYBD.- Claiborne Brandon,
from Halifax, one year for house-breaking,
was received Mt the penitentiary yesterday.
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The LATE RAILROAD AcclDENT.-~Thea ae-
cldent on the Alexandria and Fredericks-
burg railroad caused only slight delay to
one OF the trains. The cars are now run
ming on their usual time. 81
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The CRirrENDEN CASE POSTPONED TO MAY
lS1.-the case OF Colonel c. g.. Crittenden
was calfad in the Hastings CouH yesterday
morning At ii O'Clock. His counsel, James
Harbour, ESq., Senator Grimsley &f Culpe-
per, and Judge Crump and John y. Wise,
moved continuance till the next Germ Of
The court. Judge Guigon refused to con-
nnue tie case, bit in order TO allow eoun-
st ample time to collect their witnesses. set
tuesday, May 1st, aor the trial.
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Harper's Weekly and Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper for this week received from j..
II. Ellyson, 11l2 Main street.
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DARK WANTED.-FIYE HUNDRED
ID CORDS SPANISH-OAK and CHESTNUT
OAK BARK wanted. Inquire mt Manchester Tan
merry and Sunlac Mills, or at Sumac and Bark Mills
corner OF Seventh street and canal, Richmond, va.
NH Slim JOHN <. HULST.
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CEOQNET.

NROQUET FOR THE MILLION.-
US balls and malcts, nicely painted stakes
and 10 arches packed In strong box. with alite-
top with book Of Instructions Price Sl.25. Also,
set with balls and ,nae,s but NOT packed In box.
Csc. Finer sets ut So, $3.50, aud IS. IL .lg.s1
Upon receipt Of Soc. additional any set will be sen
to any para Of Virginia, West Virginia. cr North
Carolina, freight or express paid.
=. -. Ut. ELLYS0N, ~
an 3-l,n< lll2 Main strt ct.
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DEATH OF Mr. HuA2 B. DICKIassS.--3
8r. Hiram B. Dickinson, formerly ts5ac-
'cenist OF this city. died yesterday. He @ill
be buried to-day by RichRond Com,aassl-
cry knights renpssr, snd Dove Lodge,
Ao.3l; which organizations are to meet ss
st. ~ bans Hall at 2:3o Z. M. :;