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FOR TIE BEST FOREST PINE ANO wELL.sEA-
sONED OAK WOOD, either long or prepared IN any
length 10 ault order by machinery IN fifteen min.
ute notice, call on CRUMP { WEST.
1919 cast Cary stfee'.
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ROBBG9Y IN TIE COUNTY. .--On Wednesday
last, during ibe absence OF the family, the
residencetOf Mr.. Thomas A. Gilmer, who
hives q shart distance below the city, was
entered and robbed. The thieves took all
OF Mrs. Gilmer's clothing except what she
wore away, all the iewelry whieb they
could lind. fwoyisions, dc. No trace OF the
stolen properly has been discovered.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, rain areas, followed by
clearing weather, winds veering to colder
northwesielly, and rising barometer.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NE ITALIAN AND FRENCH Lam
.-HHt ASfs-L3dles aud gentlemen desirOts OF
,gsilhs eiiber Of ibe above lsugls in a short
''"'' s'h % 90 ey sPp,Ipg 10 o
u lQ.sts 62x ssyeaih street.
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PARTIES DESIRING A GOOD INVESTMENT
should attend The ,ae OF the Brold-street property
hY II. /. STAPLES q co. TO.DAY II I Z. VI.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was warm and
partly cloudy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 9 A. NJ, %;
Q A. NJ, So; noon. GS; s L. NJ, %; +.
NJ, 66; midnight, 4S.
Mean temperature, 62 j-6
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FIRE CONMITTEE.--An important meeting
OF the Committee on The Fire Department
viii be held at O'Clock this alerDo9n at
heada parters.
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.v.REMNANrs, REMNANTS, REM
SA<TS.
pyvNANTs, RtMNANfs' kErNANIs'
b,,N,NT-. REMNANTS, REMNANTS.


CARPETS At REDUCED PRICES.
a.. IHRgE-PlY CAEFET reduced to ~ per
..,Nr,.A >TPFR INGRAM CAEPET> reduced
- I'd. SOC. pr vard
,.. r>r.A AsUPTRINGRAINC c NRrETs reduced
'.1-..p.tN Ntfd' ....,..,.. ,.,
rArFSrRN EEU>>ELS CARPETS reduced
.>l itT N1Tdt
.,,.r,rt>TRY ELI->>FLs CARPETS reduced
10000. yer yaid;
rr..~ ch,autr tuau cv't;
,...t.... MATS. uRUGGIT>, aud HA>>OC k>
....I....., WINDOW SHADES and CURTAINS
,.r.r f,3 90 iHi. ri'f:
.t..tipIH HIG~ aud th'pH oll-'LpIH> al
LtNN BROTHERS.
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GEoGRAPHIES. HnsrORtrs, and REtDERs (,cc-
ond-hand) for sale by WEST, JouYsTON & 60.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Chnmbcr of Commerce.

4 meeting OF the Board Of Directors Of
the Chamber Of Commerce was hcld III 'bc
new rooms Of the Board, Club
building, gl2 Main street, yesterday Eve
nine--E. q. N0lling. Esq. president, in
the chair. Prcscut- MeS>rS. Dunlop. Chli-
drev, Crnmp, Jones, Blanken>hip. ThaXlOn,
SPOTS. Rogers, Ro>cnbaum, Purcell, PoiiS,
and Palmer.
4 number OF gentlemen who were absent
ai The last meeting were excused Tor siid
absence.
Nj. l.. u. Creushaw. Jr., was reported
by Mr.. Rogers TO be absent on account o.
am important meeting OF TIE Committee on
streets.
Mr.. .Elankcnship stated that the gentle
man appoinicd 10 write an addrCs, on the
subject # the advantages OF tue citN OF
Richmond a, a manufacturing city, DC, a.
well a, commeical port, wa, engaged III
The work, and hoped to present II 10 tne
Board at an early day.
Mr.. Bankcn>hip offered the following
amendments 10 the constitution. which were
directed 10 be reported to Il geneial meeting
O. the Chamber to be held on the 81 OF!
March next:
ARTICLE ".
The officers Of the Association shall con-
. Si~f OF q lfIt ~iNi'lis iNN Ni'' Wv -i'+' - >
q ,rcrpiIrv, a treasurer, and sixteen drec-
to.>. The president. two iCc-prCsidcnS.
the secretary. and the treasurer shall be
chosen ~ each annual meeting. The SIX
teen directors shall also be chosen at each
annuM mcelinc, but only eight OF the six
fcen can be chosen FROM the number who
were elected at the previous annual meeting.
The Board OF Directors at their mcCtIu@ next
Dr,ccding the annual meeting shall deter
mine dnd certify 10 the annual meeting the
names Of lhc eight members WHO are in
eligible for directors.
ARTICLE Y.
strike out 6i,ecn and insert six cen.
The OBJ, CT # these amendments is 10 re-
lire one half The members OF the Board an
nuaiiy.
MIR. Dunlop. from The special committee
apDointed to consider the Reagan bill, re-
ported verbally that, a 80 ltIlc time re-
NAMED for Congress to take up and consider
The bill. the committee deemed It mad
yi>able 10 take any action i'm the matter at
This time.
On motion Of Mr.. Blankcn>hip the report
was received and the committee discharged.
The Chair laid before the Board com
munica,ion from l.. VI. LHtler, secretary
National Butter. cheese, and Eg" ASSccia-
ton. Inviting The Chamber 10 be represented
in the eighth annual convention At Cedir
EaI ids. Iowa. March 2d.
ON motion OF Mr.. Potts the secretary WIS
directed to return tEauks Tor the invitation,
and request The secretary OF the ASSOCIATION
TO send to tbi. Chamber a copy Of The pro-
ceeding> OF the annual meeting.
ON motion OF Mr.. Rogers, Mr. Frank ID.
| Hill was elected member of the Chamber.
On motion. Mr.. II. {. Parsons was elected
\ member.
Adjourned.
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WHITE GOODS,

WHITE GOODS,
sUcHAS
LINoN DE- EDACCA,JACOSET, CANB9IC. .hE-
SIAN LAWN, LINEN LAWS % sH
LINENS, CHECKED NAlN>"Oh, rhRLA-
TASs, aty,ry loae,t puotaiions.
FURNISHING GOODS,
svcuAs
DAMASKS, TOWELS. DOifiES, NAPKINS.
WINE CLOTHS, BATIi-TOWELS. Pillow
CASE LINEN, LINEN. and COTTON SHEET-
ING, bought low for cash and prices guaranteed.
largest stock, south of New Y,rA; SOC. 20 81.
Bes, value
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
OF his department W. make specially, and 10
uclt 4 comparison as 10 price aud value wiin ,ny
market. Any special orders Tor uNDERWEAR in
Cotton Linen, Cambria, or Jaconet, hlei nj short
est n0.ice.
BLACK GODS.
In Ibis department our stocks are replete win he
CHOICEST STANDARD aud FANCY GOODS.
such As CRETEs. ~ TO 80 per yard; SiLk-WhRr
HENRIETTA, sl.25 to ~ rs per yard;
CAsHMEREs, ALPACAS, MONTE CLOTH
CAMEL L's-uAiR, at lowest rates.
GENTLEMEN's UNLAUNDRIED sHlRTs-besg
values ever seen;
" CROWN SHIRT AZ Toe; "G.Mr SHIRT at
81; "PEERLEsS SHIRT at si.25.
Fun nne Of SOAPS and PERFUMERY very lo~.
MILLER's CYDONIN ai 25c.
FOURQURFAN, PRICE, TEMPIE s CO,
429 Broad.
CARD0ZO, AIs0P, MOsBy 8 CO.,
q, cs,d lUU0 Maiu street.
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HYNENEAL.-The marriage OF Miss Leila
u. Meredith, daughter OF Judge John A.
Meredith, TO Mr.. Richard I. Manning. Jr..
OF South Carolina, was sOlcmnized last
evening at the residence Of the brides
father, corner Franklin and Eighth streets,
The ceremony was performed with great
impresslyeness by Rev. Joshua Peterkn,
and was witnessed by large number Of the
relatives and friends OF the two families.
Thegroom is the nephew of Governor Man.
ming, OF South Carolina, and while he will
bear with him TO his home In the sunny
South bride who will grace the society to
which she goes, Richmond loOscs one OF her
faire>t and most refined ornaments.
The following were the bridesmaids and
groomsmen Miss Jennie Mcdonald and
Mr.. Charles Sinkler, OF South Carolina; :;
Miss Mammie Skelton and Mr.. T. \. Car
Ter; Miss Emily Hannewinckle and Mr..
Charles Lee Andrews, OF Baltimore: Miss
Lucy Gordon and Mr.. John B. Lightfoot,
Jr.; Miss Matte Minor, OF the University
OF Virginia. and Or. II. Dickson Bruins, OF
New Orleans; Miss Gay Blackford. OF
Abingdon, Va, and Mr.. David Williams, OF
South Carolina; Miss Helen Berry, OF AM
herst county, and Mr. Frank Massie, OF the
University Of Virginia; Miss Emily Trip.
lett and Mr.. w. Banding, OF Sumter,
;. c: Miss Carrie Sinkler, Of South
Carolina, and Mr.. Wyndham r. Meredith.
The bridesmaids were all simply but most
becomingly attired. and, as arranged on
either side OF the bride and groom, they
presented beautiful tableau to the large
asSemblaec OF friends who were gathered
in the front plrlOr.
The groom Is accompanied by his mo-
ther. his brother, Mr.. Willie Manning, and
several lady and gentlemen Friends. The
happy pair will spend few days IN Rich
mond before leaving for their home in South
Carolina May JOY attend them through
life, and may this tie between TWO dislin.
guished families Of the Old Dominion and
the Palmetto State be another link TO
strengthen the bond of love between Viz
gina and South Carolina.
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nR. UARTLEY'S REMEDY cures Ca.auh VIC,
all 9th known remedies ial one package B.
generally sufficient To efIsc: cure. So.l boy al
druggists.
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STATE GRANGE.-Tbc State Gr1nCC 0i Pa
irons Of Hu>bandry viii meet IN annual ses-
sion IN Farmyilc on Tuesday, 18th instant.
There will be an open meeting on We'd
nesday evening at : O'Clock, and an address
delivered by one Of the most distinguished
and finished orators in the State, Rev. Will
liam Stoddert, d. ID. The subject will be
eitberthe "Futurc OF the Tobacco Region"
or Country Life
After the address the members viii be
treated TO al oyster supper, the biyilves fur
ni>hed by one OF the oranges on Elizabeth
river. This meeting OF the Grange will be
one 0: unusual interest 10 the members OF
the order in the State, and therefore very
large representation is anticipated.
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ARELIABLE SAyIYGs GASK.-One box Of Dr
TUFTS PILLS wil ave you many collars ia doc
tors bills. Thoy viii ri; cure chin and fever
dyspcp>ll disorderel liyr or bowels, sick headache
jlludice, cnroolc con tlpation, and eNUe cScI}
lmpuriy from the sy,Ieln.
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MOZART HALL.-Last night Mozlrt Hall
was crowded 10 il utmost capacity, and
that not without reason. The opera
night Of the ASSOCIATION was great sue.
cess. Eichbefg'> pretty little opera, " he
Doctor OF Alcantara," was given with
charming effect. We missed only the ap-
prop late scenery. As Doctor Paracelsus,
Mr.. Bernard amused the audience with his
capital acting in part comic in itself, but
requiring no little talent 10 make it Is good
rs ne presented It. The exquisite y0caliza-
tion Of Mrs. Bernard gave peculiar charm
to the part Of Inez. When good acting l.
combined with good music the result is cX-
celence. Mr.. IIof bad most uncOmiort-
able rate rs Carlos, but filled it well. The
ca,taner solo OF Inez in the first act was
particularly pleasing. The Goodnight,
>enor Bllhazlr," in the second act, was
well sung by all, but we missed the scenery
which would have given it effect. On the
whole. he performance was pleasing, the
cOstuming truthful, and the chornS showed
the effect OF careful study and direction.
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NALEN FINES! Now Is tbp time, and
' SCHAAP's BAZAAR. corner Seventh ami
Broad. opposite Theatre, the place Cheipc,. ana
incest assortment. f. i-lfF
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THE C0NCERr TONIGHT. Those who are
50 fortunate aS to attend the concert TO
be given tonight at MOZirt Hall by tbr
LiStcmann Complny may rest assured they
will have furnished them rich musical
feast. 1t would he subject OF regret
did such fine musicians, during their
one evenings engagement here, meet
with cold reception. We trust they
will have a good audience. The fol-
lowing is the programme for tonight :
Part II. Hungarian Rhapsodie, (Li>z J
). Tanta>ie Melodlque for yIol0ncclio. C..
Schuber,) Mr.. Alexander IIcindl; 3. CayJ-
tina, from Der Frei>cldZ," (WeDer),
Miss ANY Shcrwin; I. Violin Solo-o,
Nolturno (ErL>t), b, Allegro spiritO Paca-
mimi. Mr.. BernhlId Li>temann; ). Quar-
ielte for strings, in &. Op. 80, (IIaydn]-d,
Allegro con brio; b, Allegretto; e, Min
ucttO; 4. Presto.
Part If. Concerto for Flute in 7, 90.
&, QDemer>Scman,l Mr.. Edward VI. Ileindi ;
:. 4, Evening Song, (Schumlnn,l ID, Turk
ish March. (Bccthoyen;) y 3. Spanish Sere-
made for two yiOinS, (LcOnard,) Mc>sr,. e.
and +. LiStemann; 9. Song, "Thc Sur-
prise" IF. Gabrel.) Miss Sherwin 10. vi.
>ions in 4 Dream, with ether obIigato,
Lumbye.)
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For TIE BEsTsTEtT AsO SNuTm,' COAL, dIn't
forget CRUHP 2 WEST, 1910 east cary street.
ARELIABLE SAyGYGs EAVk.-One box Of Dr.
TUFTS PILLS wiil ave you many collars IA doc.
tors bills. Thcy viii sur J; cure chin and fever.
dyspcp,l. di>ordercl liyr or bowels sick heldarhe
jlandce or cnroolc cor. tlpation, and eNpel every
impuriiy from the system.
Two.GUrros LiGHr KID GLOyEs, 20r.a pair,
at LEVY BROTHERS
CALI OK CRUMr & WEST, l7l0 east cary stfee',
for al kinds Of C0al well screened, aud fal weigh,
guaranteed
Read Levy BROTHERS Advertisement, and 'Aen
20 and purchase your GOODS of them.
ASDALUsIAS BALM.
To make tie hands smooth, 20 Keep ne lips
from chapplng, there - uo,hing better 'han ;lls
excellent preparation. Vow that ne cold weather
has set in every body -hould have some of u.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, DraggI,', No.
9l3 Main street.
TAKE \ LOOK At the RtNlNAsIs or DRLss
GOODS ~ LEVY BROTHERS,.
CouGms. 4Use BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocnfs.
CALL on CRUMP & WEST, l7l9 east Cary stree,
for the pest, quick.Eind lax, machine prepar d
Wood.
Buy \ IAP.ROBE or LEY BROTHERS. Th'y
are closing them ont cheap.
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a, the
DsPArcH PRINTIyG-IOUSE. GOOD work, low
prices and satisfaction guarauteed.
SECONDHAND PUBLIc.scmoOL BOOKS for 81
by WEST, JOHNSTON 90.
DoLMANs, CLoAKs. and ULsrERs soi ~ less
than cost at LEVY BROTHERS.
FLORIDA ORANGES, direct from Jacksonville
Florida, al CHRISTIANS WHITES.
THE CoMFoRrABLEs sOLD III LEVY Bro
THEIRS are OF heir own manufacture, quilted by
hand, and wadded with cotton.
CELERRArED kENrUcKY WuIskEY, four year
old ~ SCAT CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
NJ ELLYSoS z CO., advertising agents, i1sert ac'
yerisements in all OF the newspapers Of the United
states AT publishers rates. Orders lef, 1t the Ds
match counting room wiz receive prompt a,teR'
ton.
BLANKETS Ia all qualities az the lowest prices al
LEVY BROTHERS.
FINEST AMERICA CnAMPAGNEs. almost equa
to imported, At CHRISTIAN WHITES
REDUCTIONS la the prices Of CARPETS at LEVY
BROTHERS.
DIRECT FROM NEW ORLFAsS-.he best 5-cen
CIGAR Ia America At CHRisTIAS & WHITES.
]
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Police CouRr.-The following cases were
disposed Of at the Police Court yesterday
morning by Police-Justice ID. {. Richard
son:
Nose, smith (colorcd) was found guilty
OF stealing one robe valued at SO from
Mrs. NJ. 4. Branch, and sentenced to be
punished with ihirty-nine lasheS.
John Henry, for stealing one lot Of
coupling pins from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company, and re- i>iins the
police in the discharge Of hl, duty, was
ordered to be punished with fifteen laShes
and required to give security 10 keep the
peace for three months.
Albert Carter (colored) was fined - for
assauIting and striking Il II. Gilmore.
Mary Brown Ccoloredl, charged with
stealing one gold pin. The ease was con-
iinued until to-day.
Frederick Hord was fined - and costs
for dsorderly conduct.
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SECONDHAND PUBLiC-S, HOOL BOOKS FOR ,a!,
by WEST, JOHNSTON q 90.
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CANBRIC. NiINsOOK. ant SWISS EMCEO,UE-
RN.
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WHAT THE PURCHASER SAYS.

Mr.. Clarke states that il tiS the expectation
and intention OF the new owners OF the
railroad to re6rgaDize the company, by
which it is proposed TO make reiSonlOle and
nrnncr PROVISION for the old stockholders :
and unsecured creditors. The road Will be
run on strict business principles and in the
interest, Of the section OF the State il ira.
verses and the cities through which it
passes. The interests Of The railroad are
identicil with its customers and patrons,
and It will he managed so n 10 secure To
them the best service, aud to II their good
will and cooperation.
The purchasers are representative men OF
c9plial in New York, Phlladelphia, ana
London. some OF whom are already inter
esred in other public works in Virginia and
in the development OF its material resources,
and they propose. in conjunction with eN-
i>ting and connecting lines, to form Grand
trunk between the >eabOard and the West
and Southwest
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FOR TIE BEST STEAM ASO SNITHs' COAL, j M
forget CRuHP z WEST, 1910 east cary street.
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HOTELS.

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD PctNT COMFORT, "a.
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Equal 90 any hotel In the United states as sam
mer Resort or eod-weather sanitarium. For elr-
Guitar describing hygientc adv yantsyes, terms, &C.
address ~ mai or telegraph
40 80 1y IL. PHOkbUS, Proprietor.
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TI(lSEs AGENCY.
NU ROPEAN STEAMSHIP 81 ~
h TICKETS. sSsssss.s !


IT NO"TAN sIFN NNIIIF ANTIIN-
SO uAtS STREET,
Rcnr-stnfi1V all The hTst-ct.- ocean steamship ihrt
from Nry YORK, drluhil. and Bsi iu"re loo fr-
rope. fIRNT.CLA>s. ~ECOSD CLASS. ani >TEER-
AGh IICKLIS To- and nom al NE prncipf points
m EurODe. EXcur.iou tickets 40 letuctd -l'e-.
state rooms sccmfd Ia aaN tnc'. Pdriics gOlnE ip
Furuuc or sndlrg TOR th, b. trcn 's would dn 10
communicate win the un icr-igned before pnrruir-
iui. cl.ewhcre Railroad aud steamship uchrf, 10
all u0inls Ia the United states ana 'auacc. GiU5
san" q, "a dciof- and general office. NJ trr 'p
an ,Her questions. Write 20 orciii ou
\. ". CARRIER.
General Railroad and S'C1m,nlp hgcu.-
t. lI-dNw}m $50 Main ,treof, Piedmont. i.
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An INCIDENT.

The bidding bad scarcely commenced
when there was quite a sensation created in
the crowd. Bank street was lilled for some
distance east and west with peoph out 10 the
very Sidewalk. and many vehicles were drawn
un alongside the curbStone. suddenly there
was a stir. and carriage Whlrled up 10 the
sidewalk, and General +. VI. Logan, accom-.
panied by a friend, stepped out. They
were Just from the train-a special tram
from Washing gtnn-and their manner at once
indicated that they were bidders, aud the
result proved that their bids were made
with spirit. They represented the Rich.
rnond and DapviIe and Clyde interest.
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THE SALE.

There were but three biddcrs-McsSrs.
COlllLson, the Clydcs, and the Clarkes. The
maximum bld OF the foreign bondholdcrs
was IS rs GOO; the maximum bid OF the
ClvdeS, SS,G0l ,OO0; and Of the Clalkc>,
SS. 500, COO. Their party, besides the foreign
capitalists. is made up Of wealthy men in
The Louisville and Nashville and the Shenan-
doah Valley Construction Company, and
the sale i, regarded ~ an excellent one.
The cities OF Norfolk, Lyncbburg, and Pc
iersburg were largely represented at the
sale, and the interest continued unabatcd
throughout.
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The AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Owners Of city aud country residences and
farm.properly will tiud much 10 interest
them ia the twcnty-eighth annual statement
OF The Agricultural Insurance Company
which we publish in this issue. The COM
panv has over 81 300, 600 in assets, and over
5000. 900 net surplus. 1t has recently in
creased lis capital to $500, ,0O0-making it,,
Il, it, officers claim, the large,t ana strong
est company in the world doing an cXcIu-
,ivcly dweling.bOu>e business. We be-
iirye there j, no other company IN this state
which coutne, it, risks 10 dwellings and
farm. property, or which can give m re Ger
tain indemnity against los.
The company i doing business in Nir-
einia. North Carolina, aud West Virginia,
under the management Of Me-,r>. George
ID. P,ca>anis a son. corner of Eleventh and
Bank streets, IN this city. who nave success
fully represented the company here a. gene
raj agents for the past six years.
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" JOHN LYON,
- a. NJ. KELLEY,
+" +. u. CLARK,

Counsel fOi- the plaintiffs.
"P. S. You are also requested TO an-
nounce publicly that said sale Will be also
subject 10 the equitable liens and rights VI
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Two.GUrroy LiGur KID GLoyes, coca pair,
at LEVY BROTHERS,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY.-Sincp a
trip to Europe has nov become an under.
taking of much les, moment than journey
10 New York was cOn>IdtrGd during the
early part OF this century, and one which
person, IN moderate circumstances may en-
iov, the establishment Of European steam
sAlp agencies throughout the country is a
necessity. 70 meet the public wants III this
regard occa>ioned by the increased demand
for such cOnveniencies IN he South, Mr.. A.
". CARRIER, at No. S26 Nam street, has
established such an agency, where Eu-
ropean steamship tickets Of all kinds, over
most OF The finest lines, are kept constantly
on sale. Mr.. CARRIER will be found always
courteous and polite in giving any railway
or steamship Information.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
The following business was disposed OF Jes-
terday:
Scott rs. Chea,blm. Appeal allowed and
ShperSe,teoS awarded 10 a decree Of the Cir
cult Court OF Amelia county.
Sydnor, assignee, rs. SWersOn. Case to be
rcinStated on docket; new bond to be exc
cuted within fourteen days.
Kengv's administrator Is. Frank, &c.
Appeal allowed to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Rockinghlm county.
Manson rs. Lee and ais. From the Cir
cult Court of Bedford county. Reversed,
Judge Christian delivering the opinion.
Kelly, survivor, rs. Board OF Public
Works. From the Circuit Court Of the city
OF Richmond Reversed, Judge Anderson
delivering The opinion.
Drjarnetrc rs. The Commonwealth.
From the Corporation Court OF Danylle.
Reversed, Jadge staples delivering the
opinion.
EasIey, Sc, rs. Hawkins. &e. From
The Circuit Court Of HllifaX county. Re-
yersed, Judge BuIks delivering the opinion.
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the PennsvIvania Steel Company, furnishers
OF supplies to the amount OF s32, 7l0 %, and
OF =. A. Krise, assignee OF labor claims to
the amount OF Sl9,6S0.9j, both OF whom
have appealed to the Supreme Court OF the
United states; and also 10 the equitable
liens and rights o. Lee Il Taylor Brothers
and others, furni,bers of supplies. whose
claims amount to 30,304.10. and OF John
Wall aud others. as-ignees OF labor claims
amounting to sls. 81. as appears by iheir
intervening petitions, now filed ana pend
inV in the IInited States Circuit Court at
Richmond. Very respectfully.
"JOHN LYON,
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THE DEPOSIT MADE.

shortly afIel the sale, and when the crowd
had thinncd out. MaS.cr peasants, accom-.
panied by Mr.. Clarke, went TO the Planter.
National Bank. where the 100000 required
by the decree was safely deposited. Mr.
Clarke and his associates also made con-
tract with the State OF NirSinia in conncc-
tion with her interest in the road.
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THE CROWD IL ATTENDANCE.

The announcement in yesterdays Dis
patch that the efforts of the Atlantic, Mis-
sisSippi and Ohio Railroad Company TO
postpone the sale OF their property had
failed in the United States Circuit Court,
and that the sale would take place
yesterday as advertised, drew together
large crowd Ct persons, some intent on
business, and others as interested specta-
tons. Many businessmen and capitalists
from all sections of the country were
present, and the question as to who would
be the successful bidders was fully dis
cussed with that freedom and accuracy (or
rather inaccuracy) which always marks the
predictions OF the average crowd.