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Il is hlurted out that General JOHN &.
FREMONT has signiied his willingness
to accept the governorship OF one OF the
Territories. The General has kept quiet SO
long that we. had almost forgotten him.
Certainly he deserves we'll OF his country,
for he has shown his willingness to serve
her in any position, even upto that OF the
presidency He has been ready to do a
great deal, but has not done much. Towards
the General we feel kindly. We rather
think he has been used by worse and more
cunning people than he is. His father-ln-
law, Colonel BENTON, made his fame for
him, and he has married it fearfuly. First,
in his essay to build the TeXas-Pacitic rail-
way, in which he bursted up with his
French loan: and, secondly, i'll his utter
failure in the civil war. He has rather
sought quiet in obscurity. But he is un-
derstood to be in straitened circumstances,
and that should soften the feelings Of even
enemies towards him. In his earlier days
he rode some remarkable rides across the
plains. and endured some very considerable
hardships in the service Of the Govern
ment. These were described ANONYMOUSLY
and graphically by Colonel BENTON, who
made the very best that could be made Of
his material. Upon the whole, we would
not object to giving the General something.
There is something in this Governments
property-rooms in which he may be appro-
priately arrayed-
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that athe rich river bottoms" haze been
q tornnp J, by as good ploughn1e,a as the
northern farmer, with his steel plough and
s,sisndiil horses which never could work
by Che side Of ours in peace or war. bot l
Gun assure:him that :twenty-iiye years ago :,
the first premium at the widely-adyertised
and weliattended ploughing-match OF the
Virginia STATE Agricultural Society was
awarded to -ttRandall, the slave OF Rich
ard Sampson, for the best ploughing,
done with four mules, worked without
reins or lines. And finally, not to tax ms
politeness or patience. or faith too heavily,
I can assure him that we have had here Tor
thirty years better plough than any north
ern inventor has ever got up, and have done
with it as good work as any nation can
show England and Scotland alone cS-
cepted. 81. IS aszE., o.:,
I'VE admit, however, that there is still
room for Improvement, and are willing. IN
all good faith and good temper. to take les
sons from the excellent people that we hope
MFR. Miller will induce to purchase and set
tie on q portion of our lands.
FRANK G.. RUFFIN.
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DEATHS.

Died at the residence of her mother. No. 1455
franklin street. at 5 O'Clock r. NJ Thursday. Nav
so. 1873, MARGARET i. MCKENNY, second
daughter of The late Francis McIienny.
Ter funeral will take place from st. Peters athe-
dral on SATURDAY MORNING IT O'Clock. June
lst The relatives and friends are respectfully n-
yted to attend. 2t~
Died, May 31st, JOHN CLIFFORD, infant son of
George and Sarah l.. Clifford aged ten months and
twenty-five days.
Loudly she wtpt, and signed, and groaucd
With anguish almost wild.
And ST Ill she cried. My son Is dcaG.
And have lost my child"
The funeral will take place TODAY. June 1st,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited t. attend Il: their house 10ol
Seventeenth street.
Died, of consumption, on the 29ih Instant at the
residence of her father. john NJ. Thomas, Louisa
Courthouse. Miss IDA Ii. THOMAS. In the twenty
first year of her age.
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The Criminal Procedure of the State Of
Yiyg;nia: With full Annotations and 4
Complete Index. Richmond: JAMES f..
GOoDE. s~.aF
This book is exceedingly valuable. 1t
supplies not only the addition to the crimi-
nal procedure made by the last Legisla-
ture, but 1t gives marginal notes that refer
totbe preceding statutes on the subject OF
the text. TEere arc also foot-notcs that re-
fer to The cases adiudcated by the highest
criminal courts in Virginia, running back
to the Virginia Cases, and down to the last
published volume OF Grattan's Reports.
For sale by the publisher, at his Office.
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.-=r -
TAUNTON.
GOVERNOR YoII1pAY-MEMORIAL-D A ZAP

PoIETMEST. -4-.,l,--,-s r-.r-- =
ICorrcepondence of the Richmond Diapatch.1
MAY 80, 1878.
Governor Holiday arrived here yester-
day afternoon and stayed all night, leaving
this morning for Shenandoah, where he is
to deliver the address before the Poiytech-
mic Institute there.
Yesterday the Committee OF Arrange
ments for the u,emorial-day observation
here-which takes place Friday, June 18th
appointed subcommittee and started ac-
lively to work. The committee en- inviting
the military have extended invitations to
artillery batteries of Lynchburg. Peters
burg, Norfolk, and Richmond. The III
fantry companies OF Danville, Winchester,
Harrisonburg, Woodstock. and Lewisburg,
w. Va, and Company B 1.-THE Guard OF
the Commonwealth, and the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, OF Richmond. The
county people will be interested in the Gel
ebration, which will assure its greater sue
cess. Senator Gordon, Of Georgia, has been
invited to he present.
Captain William L. Bumgardner, OF TINS
city. has been appointed member OF the
Board Of Directors Of the Western Lunatlc
Asylum in place OF Mr. c. w. Button, OF
Lynchburg. Captain Bumgardner's APP
pointment gives the greatest satisfaction
here, and be will Gil the position admirably.
Lieutenant-G Governor James ~. walker,
OF Pulaski, was in Staunton last week on d
visit Penn.
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..s.sl.aa. NOTICES.

ar THALHIMER BROTHERS ARE
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GOODS; r..
A large aud special line OF WHITE GOODS I 70
commencement, &C.. such ~ X ITE ~ ,
CHECK ED. and PLAIN WHITE QRGANDIES;
BISHOP, VICTORIA, and LINE LAW Ns'
LACE and SATIN-STRIPED MUSLIkS:
PLAIN. STRIPED, and sOLD-CoLoR SASH
sChRFs. Bows. and SILK HANDKERCtIIgFS
STRIPED, PLAIN, WHITE, PINE and Blue u.
HOSE, and other FANCY GOODS az extra low
prices; rs pieces FANCY SASH RIBBONS nj
25c. per yard worth 40c.;
200 pieces DRESS GOODS at extraordinary low
prices As we have q large stock wnich we WISH
IN reduce give us n call in DRESS GOOi1S:
Bargains In BLACK GRENADINES, BUNTiSSs,
CACHMERES, TAM1SE, ALPACAS, anu otner
BLACK GOODS, to which we invite speclal AZ
tenton. St, 800.
stock OF PARaSOLS 1T very low prices 10 close
them out Call and see them. r--
CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES, CASSIMEREs.-
AS we have q very large stock OF these gooos on
hand and Wishing to reduce same. we nave mace
some very low prces on them, and those In want OF
any will do we'll to give us call. ,,,
DRESS LINENS, BATISTE, and LINEN iRlal-
MINGS for Ladies' suits. large variety-Very
cheap. 49,
'''' WV THALHINER BROTHERS,
ic1 COL Broad street.
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mont ut,cn British fntiim W hat IS to come
OF this rivalry in the East fsas very pro.
bicmatical question.
Fish and Oysters.

..The Fish aud Came Prot cctive Asso-
ciation,'' in their address Just issued. give
q statement OF the ex.entof the operations
in propagating 7ood-fshes in the Virginia
waters. Much, has been done, as WILDE
seen nom this statement, and the, commits
sioners OF Virginia, generously assisted 9! py
United States Commissioner BAIRD and his
aids, are doing a great deal more. The re-
suits will In good time gladden. the hearts
of our people. They will soon learn that
the state has no subject under Its care that
will pay so much in proportion to the eS-
pense and exertion devoted to 1t.
we. are glad to see by the same publica-
ton that the Association proposes to adj
dress itself to the "oyster question" The
protection and propagation of oysters in
volve an interest that is poorly understood.
The Association is perfectly correctin say
ing that the oyster interest "yields more
-amoney than our mines, and mainly to out
"side people" f4a
The business OF propagating oysters Is
only a matter OF recest study. France has
devoted a great deal OF money to it, and it
is steadily growing in magnitude. In Old
times oysters multiplied SO rapidly that the
idea OF their probable scarcity at any future
time entered the brain OF no man. 1t has
been found, however, that there is danger
oithe destruction Of the best and most Ia
nous oyster=:beds. Machinery for dragging
them up from the beds OF the waters they
inhabit has been made SO effective that tho
seas are about to be swept clean. To aYoio
this laws must be passed and the waters Do'
Iced to protect The Invaluable mollusk. a
destructive war is waSed upon all the luXu
rics OF seq and land alike, inspired By mans
execrable sordidncss. And society mus
protect itself. ia.
Whatever this Association and those intel
lisept and consideratc citizens who co0Ee
| rate with them CO, to protect and chcrlst
the great oyster interest will make then
benefactors of their country.
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The Patron is vastly mistaken as to the in
fuence which General JOE JOHNSTON would,
II elected thereto, have in Congress. He is
o statesman as well as soldier. No man
stands higher in Washington. No one
WOULD have more influence with the north
ern representatives. General GORDON is the
most influential southern man in the Senate.
However, it is hardly worth while to try
TO convince General JoHNsToN's enemies Of
the truth OF these statements. When we
think Of the men from whom they would
selec. congressman, we see at once that
such men would do the district more good
by staying at home than by going to Wash.
ington. II such a presence, such record,
such character, and such abilities as Gene
raj JOHNSTON possesses, would exercise no
influence at Washington, what shall be said
OF some OF his rivals?
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TIE READJUSTERs.-The Hon. L. \. Wat
kins, who has Just returned from an extern
sive tour, informs rs that in all the counties
he has visited he has found the readiusters
losing ground. This is undoubtedly the
case in The Southside,' notwithstanding the
frantic attempts OF the Wing to keep alive
strife and disturbance among Conservatives.
Fu7-nuiUe Mercuru
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DRY GOODS.
VOU CAN ALWAYS FIND
THE LOWEST PRICES Of DEFY GOODS

YOU IAN AL"Als FIND
THE LOWEST PRICES 0S DEFY GOODS
JULIUS MEYERS, 603 BROAD STREET.
He Is SELLING;
Handsome sAT1N-sTRrPED VICTORIA Lawns
ut 10c.;
Elegant LACE-sTRIPE MUsLLNs at lGsc.:
Fine yICTOTIA LAWNS at 1916. Worth lGxc..
Extra fine WHITE BISHOP LAWN at &C. worth
Soc:
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISS MUSLIN at25c.
Fine A WHITE ORGANIZE at &c. worth aoc.
bargains In SWISS MUSLIN from SIC. upwards.
Extra fine WHITE CORDED fIQUE at 7c.-reyu.
lar 1Oc. quality;
new and handsome line OF SASH RIBBONS in nj
widths and shades ut very low prIces:
CHILDREN'S SOLID PINK and BLUE SILK.
CLICKED HOSE at CSC. ana upwards
a new lot Of our extra fine LADIES' SILK
CLQCkED BAIBRTGGAN5 az CSC.
REAL LINEN LAWNS. IN figure, and stripr;. I.
lGSc. worth CSC:
BOURETTE DRESS LINENS In new tylcs very
low;
rLAIN DRESS LINENS is var.ou: shades At !ov,c-
prices than they have ever been .olI:
Extraordinary bargains in BLACK SILKS frola
auction;
The best 81 BLACK SILK IN town:
4 good BLACK SILK al Coo:
Elegant BLACK SATiNS from zoo: uQw.ri:
A large assortment Of PLAIN airI FANCY MESH;
BLACK GRENADINES at the y.rT bottom prices:
BOURETTE DASHED MEXICAIEE GRENt-
DINES-the la'cs:--at 4nc.-;cgglr price. Gjc :;
Handsome ALi.-WUOL BLACK CASHMERE Il
SOC. worth CSC
DRESS Innings at III" following reduced prices:
RICE CAMBRIA, 7c.: r%,iLI>ii ChMBRIC,
Gsc.: WIGANS, 10c.. Sc.
Ar kSOI,s-SDeCia BARGAINS when cannot Ia,
found elsewhere. SILK PsLRh>OI.S Al Soc /;
SERGES at 7jc.: goo'i GlNGl!NN> n 25c.
LADIES LINEN SUITS aud EI.SrEnS-A llrgo
line Of handsome styles Al The Lowest price, *
JULIUS MEYERS.
Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED 10. AWAY, c.-
close hostage. 3r-"ri
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CITY TAXES.
.... CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, June l, 1878.
TITY TAXES, 1878. .-..a.

This Office Will be open daily from O'Clock A. NJ.
to O'Clock p. NJ from the Is til 10 the 3Oth day of
June, inclusive for The purpose OF receiving from
any person charged with ---,
CITY TAXES-REAL AND PERSONAL,
the whole or one half OF the amount Of tux charged,
and that TEN PER CENT. Wall be added 10 the
amount OF tax charged in every where the party
assessed shall fall TO pay the whole or one half with.
In the time limited
The Collector respectfully requests all persons
having three or more bills leave list Of the
as early us possible this sce, that the bills may
be gotten together, and, II desired, half receipts
made ont ss.s. & ss.fsss A. K. WOODSON,
te 1-tJe3O Collector.
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The Valtey Tirgmian holds that the peo-
pleof Virginia had no right-no power
to change their State Constitution, so as to
make The payment OF a capitation tax pre-
requisite to voting. 1t quotes the act OF
Congress of 1870 to admit Virginia to re-
presentation in Congress. US its authority.
That act is proved to have been unconstitI-
tional by the very fact that Virginia has
altered her CONSTITUTIONAL the manner re-
cited.
The Virginian also quotes the fourteenth
amendment rs authority. But that amend
ment, though binding upon Virginia, has
nothing in it forbidding any State, from
making the payment OF q capitation tax a
prerequisite to voting. Rhode Island re-
quires it. tass
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The New York Tribune. in opening its
article on the "Natfon's Dead" says !:
uTbey died that VIC might live" a very
great waste OF life. We rather think that
the better part OF that section OF the nation
is under ground.
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Observation-Disclosures, NICE
II. SxlO Polished Walnut and Gilt, 60c.; two for
csc. Beautiful assortment OF Engraved, Yeneered,
and Ebony, 95c. Beautiful line OF VELVET
FRAMES una EASLES ut lowest prices. Prices OF
all kinds of FRAMES are reduced 10 suit the times.
FRAMES MADE 10 ORDER promptly aud well.
tLalgess stock OF CHR0f0S and ESGRAVINGS
III the city: prices reduced. "A call from persons in
want Is respeci fully solicited. w. DENNIS. li-t
i, corner Ninh and Broad streets, Richmond, VA
, je 1-eod3t 9;st k4.sS3s : 1't'' - ~
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Hardy's house, in the same county, was also
injured. Fences, trees, and crops were
4prostrated In the path OF the storm.
Mr.. Benjamin Cuykendali, q worthy and
esteemed citizen, died Yesterday; aged
|stxty-two years. Ills funeral TOOK place
this afternoon. - ROBIN ADA1R.
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The British Government is afflicted with
the passions OF all great Powers. It is
greedy, Jealous, and overbearing. IT has
been greatly troubled by Its jealousy Of
Russia, and is about to take the step it has
editated e., to get possession OF
Asiatie Turkey At present only pros
tectorafe 81 tsp rOposed. That Of course,
leads TO possession. and that aeeonpl isnsd,;
I RusHias VIII DO effect EaIly checked by British
surye,ilanssfrom The much feared encroaeh.s
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ne FIRST B A PTIST CHURCH
(corner Twelfth and Broad strcets).-Rev. G. W.
RIGGAS will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NJ, and
Rev. w. c. ScHAEFFER at All p. NJ.
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G SECOND B APTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Sixth streets).-Rcv. A. Ii. SANDS
will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. NI.. and Rev.
WILLIAM IRVINE, Of Kentucky, at 81 PM
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M GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHCRCH.-Scrviccs SABBATH MORNING at IL
O'Clock by Rev. DR.. BROWN, of the Presbyterian
Church and ut o'clock p. NJ. by Rev. Mr.. WIN
FREE, of Richmond College.
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mT GRACE (EPISCOPALj CHURCH.
Divine service at IL A. NJ. and SIS z. NJ Right
Rev. HENRY c. LAY, Ill. D., Bishop OF Easton,
will preach morning and evening.
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T FRIENDS MEETING-HOUSE
fClay street above Firstl-Services at Il A. NJ
Mission-meetiug at $50 T. NJ. Seats are free and
The public Is invited TO attend.
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Ir SEYENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CD Notwithstanding by Rev. j. " TYLER 4: II
A. NJ. and 81 p. NJ.
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M1J THIRD SBYTERIAN
CHURCH corner Twcniy-sixth and Broad strectsl
Rev. JAMES X. HAZEN at IL A. n. No night SER
vice.
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IL FIRST PRE- SBYTE RIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. It. L. PRESTON. D. d., will preach
at IL 4. NJ. and p II.
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III BROAD.STREET METHODIST
Rev. S. A. STEEL will preach at IL O'Clock A. N
aud al SIS i. NJ.
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH, i-
vine service at IL a. NJ. and T. NJ by the rector.
Rev. j. G.. ARMSTRONG.
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THOUSANDS OF BARGAINS!
GOODS srUsT BE SOLD!
RIG REDUCTIONS TO EFFECT SALES !!

Large additions to our stock of DRESS GOODS,
Large additions to our stock Of READY-MADE
DRESSES, BUSTERS, and ULsTERs;
Large additions to our stock of UNDEE-GAR-
MENTs; ...-. ...
Large additions to our stock OF HAMBURG EDG-
ISGs and ISSERTINGS:
The cbeap.st VICTORIA LAWNS and SWISS
NfJTsLINS s:,nder the SUM-
EVERYTHING CHEAP AT LEVY BROTHERS..
A new lot of PARAsoLs and UMBRELLAS direct
from the manufacturers;
Goods Of every description for BOYS and MEMS
WEAR;
4 full assortment of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
ING GOODS.
MONEY CAN De SAVED BY PURCHASING
YOUR GOODS
LEVY BROTHERS.
They sell The best WAMSUTTA-C0TTONS SHIRT
with fine Irjsh-,ncn bosom for 90c These
Shirts have only to be laundriel before wcarin g.
and are equal in quality to any $3.50 lanndried
Shirt in this city.
a.. IL YOU DON'T SAVE MONEY
IN THE PURCHASING OF YOUR GOODS
IT IS YOUR OWN FAULT.
4 large lot of remnants Of BLACK GRENADINES
and other DRESS GOODS at vcry low prices;
REMNANTS always Sold without regard to cost.
Levy BROTHERS give low prices Gil everything
They intend keeping up their wch-eArncd rcputa-
lion for selling the cheapest goods this continent
LEVY BROTHERS,
Nus. 1917 and 1910 Main street.
$50 Ricamoho' Va.
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FURNITURE.

,EURNITURE-l2o3 EAST MAiNn
EIyR Sirirph, ar the latest STYLES, which Tor ~
durability and flush caunot be SURPASSED 4,
Amongst them Will be fouud dug Walnut pFto'.uE s
Iast and French Cham Der, also Parlor suits IN sts
,xniclt I am Sailing III extraordinarily 10" price
These, viii Glitter goods NOW receiving IN sd MsHI,
10 my large stock, egfble mc 10 meet 's's ~, Min
of all classes or pure wia lnaS t,TrwIpU,
q cali - tmy III u ~ eAiIN'~&
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lie l-eOd3tEwl SZi
r INEN LEDGER PAPER.

We are agents for BYRON WESTON'S LEDGER
and RECORD PAPERS, which received the high
est and ouly award at the Centennial for cOmbi-
nation of all desirable qualities. We sell this paper
at mill price. and nsc 1t In our BEST Blank-Books.
Now Is the time 10 give your orders.
Our stock of ACCOUNT-BOOKS Of all sizes is
very large and offered ut low prices
BOOk-BINDISG 10 suit the means and taste OF
all. j. W. RANDOLPH x ENGLISH.
Jny 31-d&w
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CHOCKEEsY. GLASSWARE. &c.

SEASONABLE GOODS.
=
FEATHER FLY-BRUSHES,
WATER-COOLERS,
PEERLESS FLY-TEAPS,
REFRIGERATORS OF The hest makes, and war
ranted 10 give satisfaction;
GOOCH'S ICE-CREAM FREEZERS, the best that
are made;
Mrs. kNOX'S IMPROVED FLUTING-MA-
CHIMES; .... .-......
SELF-SEALING FRUIT-JARS;
with a full line Of CHINA and GLASSWARE at
very low figures. Z. i. TAYLOR,
my24 10l Alaiu street.
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MT COHEN BROTHERS are just in
receipt Of a large consignment Of ClllLDREN'S,
MEMS. and LADIES HOSIERY which they are
enabled to Offer 1t great reduction from their gene
raj va ne. ,, -
ire. at l2tc.: :,
II dozen LADIES' WHITE ENGLISH HOSE at
l6 and zoe. for qmnii!y worth 31c.:; oa eo-
100 dozen LADIES WHITE HOSE at 3Oc.-tor-
lnerly sold ut 45c.: 80
81 dozen UNBLEACIlED BALBRIG CANS, silk
checked. at CSC: ~ ,,,
IL dozen CiiIIDREN'S STRIPED ENGLISH
HOSE ut 25c.: , ,,.,,
200 dozen GENTLEMEN'S ENGLISH HOSE ~
50 per dozen: ;,o,-
The most cxtcusivasariety of FANCY HOSE
for ladies and children i'll Cotton, LiSle-
Thread. and Silk. my ~
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGISIA,}
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE.
RICuMoND, April 20, 1878. }
I, also, have examined some OF the advanced
sheets OF THE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE enacted by
the last General Assembly of Virginia, rs prepared
with annotations for Mr. James L. Goode. and unite
with cx-Attorney General Tucker In commenting
Ii to the profession. JAMES q. FIELD.
Price Bound like Acts of Assembly, $50; law
sheep, $I.75. Interviewed, so cents extra.
JAMES T.. GOODE,
lie l-eod3tSwlt S2i Main street.
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cows, &c.

TRESH COW S FOR SALE.-IES.;s
l. have on hand and will constantly have -1.lA,.
supply of COWS and CALVES, which wiz sell
cheap, or exchange for dry Cows sent in for
inspection. Apply at AmDthill, Petersburg turn
pike, six miles below Richmond. or address
w. q. WATKINS.
lie 1-Sl0tS Manchester.
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TOR SALE, A VERY SUPERIOR S;Sf1s
L FLOODED MICH COW. with sccondGg...sIassa-
calf. Very free mixer. Apply at 231l Grace
STREET il 13t*
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
NEW LAW WORK-NOW READY.

Y
TIE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE OF VIRGINIA,
rs passed by the last General Assembly, has been
carefully ammo. n ed and nCcxcd Advanced sheets
of this work have bceu submitted TO the judiciary OF
the state and others and many letters have been re-
ceycd from diffcrt mt sec lions highly recommending
the work. it has also the cndorsalion OF cN-Altor-
ucy-(fencral Tucker and the present Att0rncy-Gen-
erul. as will he seen by the following certificates:
WASHINGTON, u. g., April %. 1878.
/ have been permitted to sec advanced sheets OF
TIE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE OF VIRGINIA. issued
ted and iudexed; and considering that such WORK
will be Il large benefit 10 the legal profession az
cordingIy approve and commend II.
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The Readjusters' Platform,
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uoNORS TO THE FEDERAL DEAD-A BEAUTIFUL
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