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is charged with being too liberal in its
measures for the accommodation OF the
public. This is the complaint OF those who
make money by shaves upon public embar-
rassment. If the Government readily re-
ceives the deposits OF the people, whether Of
bank-notes or silver or gold, and gives them
certificates therefor that will answer their
purposes, and there can be no room for q
shave out Of them, they will he completely
protected from the contrivances Intended
to make money by exchanging money with
them. We are, for one, obliged to Con-
gress for this, and think they cannot go too
far in this proper line for the welfare
aRd safety Of the community. Let
Congress go on in its measures for
public protection, and for simplifying and
cheapening the business Of keeping and
disbursing money, and for the investment
Of the same. Great progress has been made
in the line OF popular interests, and we
hope that more still will be done for the
good OF the community. We are always
certain that there is good in any measure Of
financial character when it is bitterly OPP
posed by those who are mere spectators in
money. In proportion as the public conve-
nience is promoted by financial regulations
are the profits from trading in money
diminished. Happy is the land where
money is not taxed in its course amongst
the people. and where the people are least
and best protected in using
money in their daily pursuits.
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The Public Debt.

- In both the Senate and the House Of Del
egates yesterday there were propositions
made to settle the State debt. The proceed
ings in both bodies indicated that there was
much anxiety upon the subject in the minds
Of the more conscientious representatives,
while there was manifestation of partisan
recklessness amongst few that should not
astonish anybody. 1t is late. indeed, and
the chances Of accomplishing anything can
not be regarded as very encouraging; yet
il the proper dispositions actuate an effect
i've majority, and they be properly discn-
thralled of the abominable personal parti-
sanship OF the day, the debt OF Virginia may
be readily arranged both honorably and ac-
ceptabiY. We will heartily applaud any gen.
'tleman who will ut this period OF trial and
anxiety magnanimously throw the weight
OF his influence and represe ntatiye authority
in favor of settlement such as this, that
the troublesome question may be lifted out
Of the party arena, where the reputation Of
the State il. so stained, and where the public
character of Virginia is becoming more and
more demoralized. Any man who contri-
butes to the plishment OF 80 important
an object will 9 deserve well Of his coun-
try" and be held in lasting remembrance
as true son OF Virginia. .- -, &c
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ExactlV J

The New York Times is very reliable
paper in commercial matters, and we find in
that paper Of Monday the following para
graph, which is exactly in the line Of our
anticipations, particularly with reference to
the allusion the Times makes to silver.
Very true, indeed, is it that the silver
"question has been disposed of without en-
"tailing the injurious results once" we
would say, SO un-" reasonably apprebend-
ed" We have gotten through the shallow
est water, and we do trust that we are now
to have plain sailing and comparative free
dom from the ups and downs caused by
the unprincipled stockholders and gold.
gamblers Of Gotham. The Times says:
"The trunk lines are for the first time in
years doing q business which fully taxes
their resources, and In consequence OF the
substitution Of steel for iron rails are en-
abled to accommodate that business ut an
immense reduction in expenses OF all kinds.
The continued large receipts Of produce ut
the great western centres, and the improve
ment in business which may naturally be
looked for now that the silver question has
been disposed OF without entalling the in
furious results once so reasonably appre-
hended, are also favorable to higher range
OF values in the near future. The general
market at the close on Saturday exhibited
an upward tendency, and operators expect
that the present week will witness an active
speculation st.a.
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TIE PLANTER for March is upon our table.
It's contents are: atimeous" and diversified
as usual. Its leading article is an essay by
HENRY T. WILSON, selected as entitled to the
9. ARMSTRONG Premium, offered for " a true
method OF farming one hundred acres OF
land in southside Virginia on the plan OF
diversified production" Certainly paper
devoted to this subject that meets the appro-
val OF sensible farmer must be valuable.
/" Soutbside Virginia is the once happy
Land whose social and labor revolution has
brought upon 1t great trouble and misfor.
tune. Anything that can assist in its i'm
proYement and the promotion OF the con-
tentment Of Its people should be hailed with
welcome. =
The themes of the Planter are diversified,
as we said. and oil have something some
good advice or valuable hint for the
farmer. We notice in DR.. PoLLAaD's de-
partmene come reminders about gardening
and the tillage and seeding for the month.
We haYeinothing to say by way OF comment
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on l,Ie talk /. buts observing 70 the silss o.
seeds The ss is,arro Wfat' peas, we peg 70
express q hatred for Tint family Of peas
which Is desp.seated md ineradtca " our q,
nature. mere are garden or gra'erl mar.
rowfat ], peas, and alsoa butterbean called
/ Lima, which is: only Q bigger nnarroW 10 !.
Both are abominable- mealIy, gross, repul-
.siyeto thetasse, and hard sosWallow. The old
English garden pea, the Tom Thumb, ana ~,
d very small pale.green pea. are delig !:
Bnt the .srnarroW-iat :, should be banlsneo
from The tables OF all refined houseW ives.
So there il the butterbean, which hour t'siit
.ished, and which was the only butter bean
Tinown, 10 the !, better days OF the RepuD-
,,ic.p That is splendid article. most pala-
table, and so excellent for blending with
soups and stews, and, above all, in the
s.Brunswick stew. But towards these
good preparations the Lima bean should
never be permitted to approach.
We have long wanted to say this much,
and now the Planter has given US the op.
portunity, and we are obliged to it,;
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Ilaw in relation to the pay 81 collecting off,

law in relation to the pay Of collecting Off
GERS came up.
Mr.. FOWLER offered an amendment al
lowing persons who pay their taxes prior
to the 1st OF December in currency a rebate
OF ten (10) per centufr1.
Mr.. BoCoCK In the chair.
Long discussion.
The amendment was adopted-ayes, 40 !;
noes, 40. Recorded vote.
=. Motion to reconsider made.
More debate.
Motion adopted-ayes, 49,; noes, 46.
Mr.. MCMILLAN and other gentlemen
earnestly insisted that the effect OF this
amendment would be to allow those who
now pay in coupons to pay the coupons
same as ever and get an additional ten per
cent. off. Also that It would send the price Of
coupons down, and thus invite more taxes
to be paid 10 them. Their opponents urged
that the amendment would bring much
more money to the Treasury than now
comes. Also that it wonid give encourage
ment to small Taxpayers, who never use
coupons. to pay promptly.
The amendment was pending when the
House, ut 1910, on motion OF Mr.. FAIR, ad
journed. A similar motion made i'm me:
diately before Mr. FARE made his was 70 ted
down.
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Me- EQUAL JUSTICE TO ALL.

THOMAS X. PRICE & co.
make no professions OF selling leading dome,tlcs Al
less than COST and swindling the consumer on other
less familiar goods At The lowest rates We offer
WAMSUTTA, PONEMAH, ANDROSCOGGiN.
AUBURN. ANCHOR. and other A COTTONS.
To-day fresh lot Of REMNANTS;
RICHARDSON'S LINENS mt astonishing figure,
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES ut lowest figures aud
IN most beautiful variety.
Look at our BRIGHT SPRING PRINTS that ar"
displayed To-day.
FURNITURE CREToNSEs IN mos. tasteful de-
signs;
coorS and styles ever offered In this city.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISIIlNGS.-We have be-
slowed great care on this branch, and solicit
review Of our stock of
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
SCARFS,
GLOVES.
HALF-HOSE.
HASDkER"lilEFS. &C.
CUSToM-MADE BRESS1slIlKTS at $l23 OF
WAMSUTTA or NEW YORK MILLS At>-
LIN. and cut regular.
BLACK and COLOlED SILKS In beautiful aS>0r-
mont;
LINEN SHEETISGS,
DAMASkS.
NAPKINS,
DUYLIES. &c.
We shall be pleased To receive orders.
fe27 +. X. PRICE & CO.
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Another Mares Nest.

Another alarm from the Auditors Office
went to the Finance Committee Of the House
of Delegates yesterday, where it impaired
anything but discomfort. The State was
represented as worse than impecunious,
and the committee, as was to be expected,
with such representation OF the helpless
ness OF dear old Virginia, promptly adj
journed. What else would you expect Of
true Yirginians ready at any time to sacri-
fee their lives to the Commonwealth, to
whom their highest duty next to the deyo-
tion they owe to the Creator is due? Why
shouldn't they adjourn and leave the old
State to that "crash" which one Of their
number says must come "sooner or later" /?
1t is admirably patriotic s'to let it come"
Now, the Auditor has stated that over
million OF dollars is due at the Treasury on
the 10Th June. To this we may add posi-
bly, $500, 900 on licenses and over hundred
thousand from the MoFFETT register, say
S1.400, 900, which is good basis to tinan-
cier upon. There cannot be more than
$500, 900 coupons to draw upon this sum,
s1oSs saNosSaeS RSVVJoVV 5aI pkuS, du0 3ASOs~
900 now due should be no terror to the gov
ernment. Certainly there can be no neces-
,sity for alarm, and as little for reioic-
ing upon the part Of those whose faith
fulness to Virginia is such that they feel
no conscientious scruples in the way OF
their rejoicing in the anticipated calamity
to their old mother. $50 s. sst5ss ~.
These are strange times. The State seems
to have fallen upon an extraordinary con-
dition when those who are selected to take
care OF her welfare are ready TO with
draw and laugh at her misfortunes. Such
unnatural conduct cannot flourish. There
is too much good sense, too mnch pride in
Virginia to approve faithiessness and 70
honor the partisanry that eIeyates the
personal ambition Of nnmeritorions aspi-
rants Allows the dignity and welfare OF Yir-1
ginia herscH. Such partisanry cannot
triumph s.ye In the death Of the Common
wealth.
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COURT ORDER.

No. 1891
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA, JANUARY 80, 1878:
III the matter of Frederick Lester, bankrupt.
Abstract from Decrec.l
"The Court being OF opinion that the rights Of the
parties interested require that the several accounts
hereinafter provided for should be taken, doth adj
judge, order and decree that Register Atkins do take
the following accounts:
LIST. An account Of all the transactions of Peter A.
Forbes the assignee Of the bankrupt up TO the date
Mt which said account shall be taken.
Cd. An account showing all liens binding the real
estate of said bankrupt, with the amounts and prt
critics.
Sd. An account showing all debts proven against
the estate Of said bankrupt; which accounts said
Register Is ordered 10 audit, state, and settle, and
report 20 court, with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by said Register or required to be
so stated by party interested, due notice OF the
time and place fixed BY said Register for taking said
accounts to be given 10 nil parties Interested"
NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given that on WEDNESDAY the
GOTH DAY OF MARCH, 1873, at IL O'Clock A. b.,
at my Office In the custom-house, 10 the city of Rich
mond shall audit state, aud settle the accounts
ferred TO In the foregoing decree.
THOMAS 8. ATKINS,
NH 6-W2t Register.
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Nun and void.


&. d. Ev,ry resoiasson requiring sha-assent
q !, hnth branches Of the General ASSEMBLY
s s \ an hsenrs Il becomes q law, be pre-
q s s.,,, "a the Governor. il he approve.
q IA s,,all sign itss but II mos, ne shall re
q turn ii, g, &c. This IS the language OF tne
CONSTITUTIONS. It excuses IN g measure the
attempt eli the Legislature 70 repeal . Jaw
nv passtnr q ieint resolution, as u gives the.
governor che same power to veto the Joint =,
.sesoI,,,ion which be has toiYeto Bills or :
Il rs held that the claim chat the Constitution
requires a session next winter dispenses
with The necessity FOR the Governor sigma:
ture ses st.s, j, \. 81 Ga III a.
Nevertheless, the passage OF such Q Q r re g
luton is little creditable TO those who voteo
Tor ii. Is IA as valuable as, and no more
valuable than, SO much waste paper. II IS
"a valid as law as IL 1t had been passed Ds
the Council OF Richmond, OF the Mozart
Association; and no more valid. 1t ae-
riyes as much force from the source OF It's
origin as law passed by Judge DICKINSON iss son
would derive from his Judicial office. he
has no right to pass laws. It is his business
TO construe them. Conversely, the :Leslsaiaa-
turc has no right to construe the language
Of the Constitution. This is the business OF
the courts. II the Legislature assemblies emp
next winter, and passes what purport 10 DC
laws. and the constitutionality OF any OF
these laws is brought into question In court
fas would certainly be the case;, the 1udse'
or Judges, would pay no more respect 10
the Joint resolutions constituting the consul
tuition than il they were the Attorney-Gen
erals opinions The courts mast look 70
the Constitution itself. The men who as
semble here next winter pretending TO be
Legislature may be decided to be only
mob.
The Joint resolutions contradict facts, as
Mr.. CoGH1LL so clearly showed. They by
In the face OF various acts OF Assembly
they insult the common-sense OF the peo'
pie. They declare that to be true which
every mans consciousness tells him IL moi
true.
There is but one reason why the first SEES
sion under the amendments should be longer
than any other session and that is to enable
the Legislature to adapt the laws to the
amendments. This has been done. So no
reason remains.
The Constitution provides that the Gene
raj Assembly shall not meet oftener than
once in two years. These joint resolutions
provide for third annual session since the
amendments were ratified and declared by
the Governor to De part of the Constltu'
ton.
The language of the old Constitution was
"under this Constitution" The language
now in the Constitution, and which has
been there for two sessions, is sander thaS
amendment" II we are ssunder this amend
ment," the joint resolutions are null and
void II we are not under this amend
ment," then the Legislature has violated
the old Constitution time and again by pass
ing laws which could not have been passed
il the old Constitution had been still in
force.
& The debt-payers need ask no better issue
than this, upon which to go before the pco-
pie. s
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Y, y. tho Immortal, threatens the Legs
satsire with q lecture on the nth instant
Is ittbat d, M. is afraid that the session Will
tsc prolonged beyond The i 4th that he threat
srs ths body With s yisitationf Ssl5l
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DIED.

DIED.
Died. at her residence, No. 403 east Grace street,
Miss MARY FORBES, In the seyenty-ciShth year
OF her age.
Friends and acquaIntauces OF the family are re-
spectfuy requested attend her funeral, with out
further notice, from Second Presbyterian ch urch
(Dr. Hoge'sI at O'Clock THIS tWcdaes day. AT
TERNOON.
Died. at her residence, on Market street. Peters,
burg at GAS P. Nj. on the 4th Instant, Miss lSA-
BELLA MORGAN, In the sixty-sixth year OF her
aQe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SfECHAL NOkHSES.
NE THE END OF THE
GREAT CLOSING SALE,
BEGINNING OF A GREATER.
DRY GOODS
LOWER THAN EVER KNOWN BEFORE.
TOO MANY GOODS MANUFACTURED.
MONEY HARD TO GET.
PRICES GO DOWN.
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
LEVY BROTHERS,
BUNTINGS and other DRESS GOODS;
CORDED PIQUES and other WHITE GOODS:
MARsEILLEs, HONEYCOMB, and WOOLLEN
QUILTS;
sHEETINGs, sHIRTlNGs, and PILLOW
CASINOS:
LACES of every description
The largest aad cheapest stock OF LINEN GOODS
ever offered
CALICOES ut your own prices;
CENT? EMEN's FURNISHING GOODS cheaper
than ever;
A SHIRT FOR 9oc. made Of the best Vans utta
Cotton and pure Irish Linen;
Lots of goods reduced to LESS THAN THE TEN
PERCENT. DISCOUNT PRICES;
Our whole stock OF CARPETS, RUGS, aud MATS
sold at discount of ten per cont, which places
them ut less than cost;
The largest stock of HAMBURG EDGINGS and
1NSERTINGS yet offered. at prices that will
surprise you:
almost given away;
BLACK CAsHMEREs and ALPACAs that will
please everybody IN quality and price.
We don't give prices, but stale that we have the
LARGEST, BEST-ASsORTED, AND CHEAPEST
STOCK IN THIS CITY.
1t will pay to purchase your goods at
mh4 LEVY BROTHERS.
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m HUNYADI JANOS

MINERAL WATER.
We announce 10 the trade and public generally
our appointment rs general agents for the State VI
Virginia for this valuable APERIEST WATER.
We will hereafter supply the trade ut NcSsr-.
frederick dc Barry & Co.'S prices.
PURCELL. LADD & CO,
fe 2S-1m Druggists. 1916 Main street.
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PENSIONS.

WIDOWS PENSIONS WAR 1872
w BY recent act of Congress all widows whose
husbands served In the war OF 1872 fourteen days
are entitled TO pension. The undersigned has nc.
10 private data showing the time OF service by
all Virginia troops in said war which cannot Ike OBJ
tained anywhere else short OF the Third Auditors
office at Washington. D. c., and Is pre- pared 10 get
PENSIONS for all persons entitled under said act.
In all communications to me please state whether
you your husband ever received any bounty
land and also give the name Of your husbands cap
tain, and the county from which he enlisted.
L. n. GARNETT, Claim Agent.
NH 6-2w Richmond, Va.
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CARRIAGES. BUGGlES. &c.

lGHTFAMILY CARRIAGES, $500
| SasN
pnAETOSS, BUGGIES, &c.
| have large assortment of the above article
My facilities for manufacturing all A'i"S %
Giles canuot be excelled, and OH that account can 49,
orders at very short notice aud very Ia" l'''''
REPAIRING AND ALTERATIONS.
In this department, requiring as mHth SAL" ,,.r
experience as the building CT new carriages
unequalied advantages. ,,xs,,r
NH 8 No. III it"'' 5'.--
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r OOKING-GLASS PLATES! LOOK
hING-GLASS PLATESI-Havlng received 0
large consignment of FRENCH AND GERMAN
L0UkiNG-GL ASS PE4ATES-ali sizes--drect from
the importer, am prepared to sell to the trade and
the public the above goods as cheap they can be
bought In New York city.
WILLIAM DAFFR0S,
NH 6.lw No, 1883 Nam street.
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We return thanksto Hon. JOHN 2. JONES,
Of Nevada, FOR copy Of his late able speech
on the silver bill. ~
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NY- COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
IMPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe II, and OF patients who have taken H. that IT
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH ASp
MORE EASILY ASSInILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is go SIaiu street. Richmond. VI.
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MARRIED.

Married. on the 4th Instant, by Rev. John n. But
SWINT; both of this city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
or OWING TO THE

RECENT GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
HAVE ENABLED
COHEN BROTHERS
to give the below new prices. They are In recein,
OF full lines of NEW GOODS. and are at nreser,
offering the best-assorted stock in thi, city:
40c. COBSETS reduced TO Soc,
CSC. CORsETS reduced 10 Soc,
81 CORsETs reduced to 75c.,
81 CCRSETS reduced to $3.50.
The CORK, DR.. WARMERS. ABDOMINAL
NURSERY, and all other CORSETS reduced &,
equal proportion:
wAMsUTTA BLEACHED MUSLIN reduced from
12k to lie,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS reduced from
zoe. to 50c.; from 75c. TO aJc.; from 81 to
75c.;
BLACK SILKS-of which they have the Iarpos,
stock in this city-reduce 10 equal proportion
COLORED SILKS, warranted go per cent. les,
than any other house In this city;
LOOM BLEACHED MusLIv,,
&C.: AEDROSCoGGlN at s4c.; DAvOI. 8,
10c., reduced from 1915; AUBURN at g.:
The largest stock OF CALICOES In this CITY n rr,,
s to &c. for the very best;
HAMBURG EDG1NGS reduced from ) 70 2Ee.
from 10 &C.; from 12 10 &c.: and all finer
qualities to a proportionatc value:
KID GLOVES worth 75c. al Bic:
ALL HOSIERY (of which the; have the best -.
sortment In this city, at reduction of % pcr
cent. from last seasons prices;
PIQUE CORDS at &c. reduced from SIG:
All other WHITE GOODS reduced:
COLORED DRESS LINENS reduced 25 TO lGlc.
ALL GOODS REDUCED.
Persons buying goods nj COHEN BROTHERS.
can positively rely on not paying last season,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N0TICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
Ii TRAITOR OF the late Hon. A. II. GUIGoN,
request all persons having claims against his estate
to present them TO me.
NH 6-3t CHARLES u. WILLIAMS.
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@ GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
GOODS.
WINTER HAS GONE AND SPRING HAS CONE

NE GRAND OPENING OF SPRING
GOODS.
WINTER HAS GONE AND SPRING HAS CONE.
THALTIINER BROTHERS.
COL BROAD STREET.
are receiving and opening larc,, assortment, OF
NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS II the very lowest
prices.
a full line OF PRINTS, CAMBRiCS. CIIEHIOTS:
also. large variety Of SOLID, FIGURED. ana
STRIPED POPLlNS At the lowest prices,
We have added some very cheap BLACK ALPACA
CASHMERES. &C., 10 our Bilck-tioods Depart
ment, and it will pay You 10 call on Us.
Our White Goods Department Is complete. and haze
some bargains In CHECKED and STRIPED
MAINS OOKS. IRISH LINENS. TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS, TOWELS. &c.
A large lot MARSEILLES QUILTS lsIi.hed ,oi.dl
at half their value 10 clO,c them uu'. Can and
look at them.
Some SDecialtieS added to our CASHMERE STOCK,
and can show large variety II extra o~ prices.
100 dozen Ladies. Misses. Chlrcn's. and Gentle
mems HOSE. In STRirED, SOLID, aud
WHITE. II extraordinary low prices 10 r'"!urr
the stock. Don't fail 10 give call rn
HOSIERY.
Our Kid-Gove Department has been rtplen,A,,I,
and hayea splendid line from SOC. 10 ~.
Call on TlIALlilMER BROTHERS,
mn2 fOi Broad street,
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

INTERNAL HOPE:
Five sermons preached In Westminster Abbey
1877, by Rev. DR.. FARRAR. author OF the
Life Of Christi. -
THE CLASSIC PREACHERS OF TIE EN-
LISH CHURCH, by Dr. j. +. KEMrE."...... :
MASTERS IN ENGLISH THEOLOGY. bcint
The Kings College Lee lures for lS7I.........' :
THE REVISED ENGLISH BIBLE, by four emf
nent English scholars. 1
Large stock of BIBLES, PRAYER-BOUhS, a"i
UYMSALS from the cheapest made Ia the most
elegant. WOODliOISE fAkiiAh'
NH q
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nIr FRENCH AND AMERICAN RES

MT FRENCH AND AMERICAN RES
TAURANT.-ANDREWA NrONI takes pleasure
In announcing 10 the citizens OF Richmond and
strangers visiting the CITY that he has opened at hi
establishment. No. los Main street t>qnar" hcln"
pOSt-Ofllce). a FIRST-CLASS FRENCH and AMt-
RICAN RESTAURANT. MEALS for PRIVATE
FAMILIES gotten M in the best French siNlc Al
reasonable prices. The cuisine IS under The man
agement Of Monsicnr LEVY, late OF the Union
League Club, Philadelphia. NH 2-c0dlm