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pETERSBURG.

crprorc .xn ppop,Rr.y FATAL ACCIDENT-A
$4,000 APPROPRIATION RECOMMENDED FOR
THE APRON MISUNDERSTANDING IN THE HAIR
BOR-PRlsoxERs TAKEN TO BRUNSWICK.
fCorr,spondence of the Richmond Dispafch.l
MARCH 2, 1882.
Mr.. joseph Elder, aged about twenty
five wears. employed at Messrs. Davis, Ro-
per & Co.'s cotton factory, on Canal street,
was very severely land it is thought fatally
injured while at work at the factory this
morning about 8 O'Clock. Some OF the belt
ing needed attention. and he went down
into the cellar, where the large wheei "liicn
runs the machinery Is located, 10 put IL III
order. He descended to the pit through
the belt-hole in the first floor, and IN dong
so it is supposed he fell and accidentally
started the wheel. When found the llnfor-
tunate man was insensible and so tightly
pressed between the belt and the wheel rs
to clog the movements OF the machinery.
Several OF his left upper ribs were broken,
his left arm and shoulder badly injured,
and there was every evidence OF Sc
we're conclusion OF the brain and serious
injury to the lung. His physicians enter
tain very slight hopes Of his recovery.
Colonel William L. Cralghill. OF the
United States Engineer Corps, after ex-
aminng SURVEYS made under his direction
for The Improvement OF the navigation OF
the AppomattoX river from the city down
TO deep water. approves the plans and esti-
mates submitted, and recommends that
Congress mt this session appropriate the
sum Of S4j, 900 for the work. This amount
Il also approved and recommended by
General Wright, chief Of engineers, and
the recommendation have been sent 10 Con-
gress by the Secretary OF War. This does
not include an estimate OF the cost Of turn
ing the river through the ow-GroundS back
OF Pocahontas and Rosclyn. the maps OF
survey for this purpose not being sufli-
ciently advanced to make an estimate.
With a generous appropriation from Con-
gress we would be able TO overcome many
Of the difficulties that now besct our navi-
CATION.
The Council last evening appropriated
500 TO drcdge the harbor Immediately in
front OF the wharf property, which work
has become a necessity under the effects OF
the late freShet.
-Four colored prisoners, under charge OF
felony committed in Brunswick county,
who have been confined in our Jail for
some months past. were taken ont to that
county to-day by officers sent in for them.
The county has recently erected large
and substantial Jail for the accommodation
of its prisoners. Among the parties was
Littleton IIatchett, under condemnation OF
death for the murder, by poison, OF Moses
Young, and Oliver Ilatchelt, his son, under
indictment and awaiting trial a. an accom-
plice in the same murder. The former was
sentenced to be hung last June, but SEN
tence was stayed by writ OF SuperSededS
from the supreme Court. before which
body, however, the case has never yet been
brought.
The sergeant OF Petersburg has now
only five prisoners under his charge in the
Jail. ROBIN ADAIR.
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Nor,o,x and ponviIle Railway Company,

Norfolk and DanviIle Railway Company,
was taken up. ,..oa,o
Mr. Cposs moved that II be commltted 10
tho (,ommitte on Roads and Internal Na'i-
ration. When the bill was sent over rom
the Senate II was placed on the calendar
under a suspension OF the rules. Mr.
Cross said Il was open TO several very Sc
rjous objections, and he thought the House
ought to let II go before the committee.
The motion gave rise TO quite lengthy
discussion.
Messrs. JOHNSTON, FRAZER, and LYONS
favored the motion, and Messrs. STUART,
DICKENsON. HAMILTON, GIDDINGs, LADY,
and b. A. DAVIS opposed 1t.
The motion was rejected.
Mr.. GIpDIyGs then offered an amend
ment. which was agreed to. and the Dill
was ordered to be enSrossed.
BILLS PASSED. 80
The following bills were passed.
Senate bill No. 273. to Incorporate the
ALLEGHENY Extension Railroad Company.
Senate bill No. 30, to incorporate the
Labor Association OF Lynchburg.
senate bill No. 33i, to authorize the sale
Of the Youngs Chapel church property in
Grayson county.
Senate bill NO. 100, an act 10 incoIpOIaic
the James River and Western Railroad
Company.
Senate bill No. 122, TO incorporate the
Virginia Press Association.
Senate bill No. 3i3. TO amend and re-
enact section Of an act approved Febrti-
ary IA. 1882. entitled an act authorizing the
construction OF free bridge across the
James river at Lynchburg.
SPECIAL ORDER.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 1870, TO re-
peal section 81 OF chapter 81 OF acts OF
Is77-'S. in relation 10 criminal procedure,
approved March II, 1873. came up. (This
is the whippng-post bill)
The substitute not having been printed
and it being impossible. owing to the noise
and confusion in the hall, TO hear the read
ing of il by the clerk, Mr.. CALDWELL
asked that il be postponed until Saturday,
and that il be printed.
The Readjusters objected to this and
showed n disposition to push the bill
through. but the Democrats giving them TO
understand that they would resist such
hasty legislation on nm important matter,
it was finally agreed to make IT the special
order for tomorrow at 1870 O'Clock.
At 10 O'Clock the House adjourned.
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&itlmond Qispatth.
FRIDAY .MAh'h D. ioo~'
An Extra Session.

There seems 10 be little reason Tor DOUBT
ing that the Mahoncitcs have determined
IN have an extra session o; the Legislature,
beginning next week. They are not sa'is-
fed either with the mischief they have
done or with the money they have peck
ctcd. They act exactly as II they consid-
cred the present the only opportunity they
would ever have either TO make laws or 10
draw a salary from the Commonwealth.
Bm is Governor CAMERON in that prcdica-
mcntf Has he.no future that he should be
n marty TO this new raid upon the Treasury
and upon the ancient laws and customs OF
this old Commonwealth There is nothing
for the Legislature TO do that cannot easily
he done before next Monday evening. III
will be better for the people OF the state II
every one OF the revolutionary measures OF
the Readjusters should fail.
But whats the use Of saying word on
this or any other subject to such Legisla-
tureY We do not write any article in the
expectation that It win influence the Ma
honeites. Nevertheless, we must Keep the
people at home posted. The debt question
being out of the way, those people Will
vote hereafter with the regular Democrats,
Ms they did in 1890, IL our leaders are wise.
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ri GOING FAST.
DON'T LET THE OPPORTUNITY PASS. As
SUCH 4 CHANCE TO PURCHASE CHEAP
GOODS MAY NOT OCCUR AGAIN
N MANY YEARS.

so 60 at once 10 the GREAT SALE OF GOODS
following articles at the lowest prices youeyer saw
The stock now being offered (, Of such goods q,
were saved ia \ sound condition:
TABLE DAMAsK for table-cloths, from zoe. to
slI7 per yard;
TURKEY-RED TABLE DAMAsK in all quail
ties;
1o-i and I2-i BARNsLEY LINEN SHEET
ING;
81 PILLOW-CAsE LINEN;
HUCKABhCK, DAMAsK, and CRASH TOW
ELS i'm all qualities;
BLEACHED. UNBLEACHED, CREAM and
TURKEY-RED NAPKINS;
WOOL, LINEN. and TUEKEY-RED TABLE
COVERS;
STRIPED sKIRTING, BED-TICK;
sHFETINGS, sHIRTINGS, and PILLOW-CA-
SINGS;
CROCKETT, MARsEiLLEs, and BRIDAL
QUILTS;
LINON DE DACCA, VICTORIA LAWN;
PIQUE, STRIPED, and CHECKED MUsLINs;
HOSE and HALV-HOsE;
HENISTITCHED. COLORED BORDER. and
PLAIN-BOHDEE HANDhERCHlEFS;
EMBROIDERED PIANO-COYERS;
LACE and NOTTINGHAM TIDES from e.. 10
80;
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN SCARFs and TIES;
CRASH TOwELLING, all pure linen, at g., :.
81 and &c. per yard
REMNANTS OF COTTON DIAPER, &C., &C.
NEW GOODS FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
WEAR RECEIVED DAILY.
Buy box Of WARDS BORAN TOlLEr->OAP
the hest and cheapest yet offered.
LEVY BROTHERS,
fe2S 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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Tragedy i'm n Pcnitcntiary.
SHOOTING or An 1NSUDORDINATE CONVICT J.
GCAED IN MARYLAND.

SHOOTING or An INSUDORDINATE CONVICT by
A GUARD IN MARYLAND.
Robert Taylor (colorcd), n convict in the
Maryland pententiary, was shot and killed
about o'clock Wednesday afternoon in
the foundry ut the penitentiary by James
Byrne. an officer OF the institution. 1t ap-
pears that Taylor, the deceased, had I'M
perfect done some work the day pre-
vious. for which he had been reported
by the foreman of the foundry, George
W. Thorn, to Officer Byrne, who. under
the regulations, sent Taylor TO the
office of Warden Wilkinson, where
he (Taylor) was rcprimanded, and told
by the warden that he should do the
work over after he had finished his task the
following day "wednesday. Accordingly,
Wednesday about 1:45 Z. NJ, Mr.. Thorn,
foreman OF the foundry, ordered Taylor,
as he had finished his task for the day, to
make over the work which he had spoiled
the day before. Taylor did not move, and
deigncd no reply to repeated orders to do
the work. Thorn then reported the mat
ter to Officer Byrne, who was in the foun-
dry. That officer ordered Taylor TO do
the work as instructed by the foreman.
TAYLOR still remained silent, and made no
UiONt W ODtN. OHSti tolh
Taylor to ago into the office" Taylor
said something about getting into trou-
bic, and presently seized n holders
hammer and struck at the officer, who, ST.
simultaneously with the demonstration made
by TAYLOR, drew his pistol. A. the hammer
"a hickory rod one and one-quarter inches
in diameter, four feet long, with heavy
iron mountings on both ends descended,
the officer threw up his right arm, pistol in
hand, received the blow, discharging his
pistol, which fell from his hand. The fore
man (Thorn) ran up and seized TAYLOR from
behind for moment OF two. Taylor freed
himself from Thorn, whereupon Thorn
retreated few steps. Two other shots
were fired by officer Byrne, whose pistol
had been returned to him by convict who
was present. Taylor, the colored convict,
fell MORALLY wounded.
The verdict OF the jury was that Robert
Taylor was killed by pistol balls from a
pistol in the hands OF Officer James Byrne
in the penitentiary about 2. Z. VI. March |,
1882, and in our opinion the shooting was
done by the officer in self-defence, and ac-
cording to the order Of his superiors, and
was iustifiable. - Baltimore Sun.
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Virginia News.

James W. Burgess, a former well-known
citizen Of Winchester, Va, died recently
IN Ironton, Ohio.
A colored man supposed TO be Nelson
Burke, who Is wanted in Fauquer county
for the commission OF crime, was arrested
in Alexandria on Wednesday. He gave his
name James W. Grayson.
The Baptist parsonage at Modestown,
Accomac county, Va, was totally destroyed
by fire Sunday afternoon last while the
pastor was away filling an appointment.
The library and all the furniture was
burned.
Mr.. +. Y. Harmon, express agent OF the
Richmondand Allegheny railroad at Lynch
burg, has resigned that position, and was
succeeded on March LIST by Mr.. W. y. Well
ford, who has held for some time position
in the ticket department OF the company at
Richmond.
John Hall, q native OF Virginia, aged
forty-six years, was found dead in San
Francisco, Cali hotel one morning last
week. The deceased, who was blind, has
been ekng out precarious existence by
peddling pencils. An autopsy revealed
pulmonary apopleyy a. the cause OF death.
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ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.
DULwER'S NOVELS

DlBM Elk : NV Eli
ID LONDON EDITION 81 20,
HUGH NILLER> WORM .lE~IfNnNA pI
THE ROCKS. &C. London o'litiuu..Ht : .-u. "A.
DtRSON'S BRITISH POlI~. lH t.l..t-. .,.f
London. $50: HAMIiiOENI~ WORM. -..I
umc- In |. Si.50:TtlE Blll.E.in 9lt-.t ...Hi.,.
London. II: CIfAMBEES'~ ENGLlrlI liflEA
TURE. volume in (. $3.50; Ilit lotI~ n.r.
editions, AZ soc. Toe. and 81 The Hr-I -t r....f
mcnt Of book, no an the departments Df IitrtI .t
l. AZ 1902 and 1904 Main street.
fo 26-d&w RANDOLPH 4 ENlI f~if
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III SYCLE BROTHERS
HAVE Just OPENED
100 CASES OF NEW DESIRABLE GOODS
SUITABLE FOR TIE SEASON.

100 pieces CHECKED MUSLIN, slightly dam
aged. az l C., good yaluc for % and SOC;
100 pieces CHECkED MUSLIN for 10 and l2Lc.
per gard;
900 pieces PERCALE at -, 10. and l2Ic. per
yard;
8 case Of TWILLED SuEETING viii be sold az
much below regular Niluc'
1000 yards HAMBURG EDGE from Be-. 10 : |
per yard;
1000 wards NEW STYLES SWISS and MUSLIN
EDGING and INSERTlNGS
5000 FKENCIIand AMERICAN CORSETs from
SOC. TO l25;
\ large stock Of NEW GINGIIAMS from 3 t.
l2&c. per yard;
100 pieces BLACK CASHMERE from SOC. 10 ~
per yard;
Our 4Oc. ALL-WOOL CASHMERE we consider
the best in the state for the price;
50 piece, BLACK SILk-umougst them you win
lind some of thc best manufacture at 40. 90,
70, -. soc. 81. Sl.2J. up g. 500 per yard;
We are now selling BLACK SILK at u never
sold before for less than >L75;
We sin show an immense -t4ce Of 81 iCk ana
COLORED sATlNs no G5, 20. 10 So' soc"
and ! PEI yard;
Tile balance Of our WINTER DRESS GOODS win
bc closed ont rcgardlc,, of cost:
IN immense variety of LACE CURTAINS and
LACE Nj ~LIN>, which wc viii now ,tl tt
great reduction iu price On account 81 thc dull
ness OF the season.
We haycon consignment 500 UNLAINDRItD
SHIRTS from 90, zoe. o. the - shirt $50
consider good value for sl.5O;
4 large ,tocl. If CARPETS. DRI GGET~, and
RUGS. which We viii close 10 less than NcW
York cost;
The balance Of our CLOAKs and ULsrEE> re-
gJrdless of cost;
100 QUILTS sin left. amongst them some slight
ly damaged;
IN immense variety of TABLE LINEN and
NAPKINS:
1000 yards REMNANTS OF IRISH LINEN 20
less than half the regular value;
LINEN ~HEETING mdPILLOW CASE LINEN
very cheap.
Ladlcs, it viii pay you 10 examine tie STOCK %
SYCI.E BROTHERS before purchasing. Their
buyer Is always in the market and their motto o.:
Quick sales and small profits,
SNCLE BROTHERS.
f. 5-cod 81 Broad ,fro,t.
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Mrs. scoville, Guiteau's sister, has sent
memorial to the Senate, protesting against
the confirmation OF Mr.. Conkling. In con-
Guiding, Mrs. Scoyille says Il protest
against The appointment Of this imperious
demagogue, who, above all Others, was the
chief cause OF the degrading partisan strife
which eliminated in the death which the
nation mourned. lprotest, in the name OF
that Justice which should be meted equally
to all, that this man shall not be elevated TO
that position which may enable him to pass
final judgment upon the fate OF my poor
insane brofherv
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TIRE MISSISSIPPI Captain EADs was OH
Wednesday before the House Committee OF
Congress on the Improvement OF the Mis-
siss;ppi River. He was asked by men,
Der whether he had any trustworthy theory
OF plan that would prevent such disas-
trous overdows as the present one; and ne
stated in reply that If the gaps in the levecs
were repaired. which could be done at an
expense Of s2,0OO,0O0, such overiiows
would not occur, and the low-water navl'
CATION Of the Mississippi from Cairo down
would be greatly improved. II it can be
done for twenty millions OF dollars the
money ought to be appropriated without
DELAY.
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II seems to us that the Dispatch is very
credulous. IL says, "When the case comes
before the new Court Of Appeals we shall
be surprised II that tribunal does not keep
Judge Burks where he is"
You might as We'll expect the heavens to
fali. That l. all arranged beforehand
Just ~ much 80 rs ii il understood that the
new Court OF Appeals will reverse the old
court on the dent cases. Vest Point Star
Well, we wouldn't be afraid 10 wager a
good deal that Mr.. LEWIS has never .'ar-
ranged beforehand" that he will decide
any question in given way. Mr.. FAUN-
TLERoY has disgraccd line OF honored
ancestors il he has done so. We don't be-
lieve he has. Mr. HINTON cannot sit in the
ease, and Judge BURKs will not, we sup.
pose. Does the star suppose that Ir.
LACY or Mr.. RICHARDSON has "arranged
beforehand that he will turn Judge BURKs
out Of his Office?
The Star loses sight Of the fact that the
question as It will come before the new SUI
preme Court Of Appeals will not be as TO
whether all judges are elected for full terms
OT MOI, Dut WHctuti, tnc puIbVlc IOuIt VI
Appeals having decided that they are so
elected. that decision was binding upon the
Legislature or nots The new judges will
have to maintain the dignity Of the SUI
preme Court Of Appeals. II the question
were 10 come before the new judges upon
its merits, there might be room for two
opinions; but coming before them in the
shape which it will necessarily take in
their court, We are not willing TO be-
Iieye, and don't believe, that they will
allow Mr. HINTON TO take office. They
will be compelled to tell him that the Lee
yislature exceeded its powers when 1t
elected HIM. He must be elected after the
new court shall have reversed the decision
4 the old one In order TO get good title,
ven conccding that the new judges 'eiH
eyerse that decision. In word, the
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We insist that our own party shall vote
against and oppose by all the means 1t Is
in their power TO use this costly extra scs-
sion, and il they can defeat it by IN extern
sion OF the session for ten days. at their
own expense. We trust they will leave no
thing untricd to accomplish that object
state.
Surely there can be no Democrat in the
General Assembly who will hesitate mo-
ment to prefer session OF ten days cost
ing nothing 20 an unlimited session cost
Ing. for the members per diem alone, twen-
ty-fiye thousand two hundred dollars.
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II you have any skin diseases or diseases
OF the hair or scalp, any itching or discolo-
rations, sun burns, freckles, pimples,
rough or dry, harsh skin, you have in DR..
c. w. BensOn's Skin Cure a sure, perfect,
and elegant remedy. Sold by all drug
oristS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nj CHAMPAGNE.

just receiving direct from FRANCE a fresh lot
Of CHAMPAGNE OF tho following brands:
EXTRA DRY YERZENAY. WIN IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE sERRE.
These WINES were especially put up for me,
and arc Of very superior quality.
Also, constantly on hand
MUMM, HEIDSIECk. and l.. RODERER.
o. CRAM, No. IA Governor street.
In addition to the above IMPORTED WINES.
also keep the uRBANA EXTRA DRY GOLD
SEAL 1.-THE best American Wlnel on sale.
NH Slim
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The New York Graphic ridcuies Mr..
PROCTOR, the astronomer, for his sensa-
tional article i'm regard 10 the comet OF
1897. Mr.. PROCTOR has very much lowered
his once high reputation by such articles.
He is a senSation-monger.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M, FOR THE SPRING TRADE
JULIUS MEYER & son
HAVE JUST OPENED

NAVE JUST OffNtb
THEIR SPRING LINE OF KID GLOVE.
They Offer rs a special bargain
300 pairs 3-BUTTON ALEXANDER KIDS ,
all the new shades, al Coo;
Extra length HAMOIs-sKIN MOUSQvIG iWf
usl
The sARAH-BERNHARDT' MOI >ViI.
TAIRE KID GLOVE at si75;
Our celebrated MARGUERITE GLOW. r ..
button. 81; and six button. si5C;
The LACE-HoOK GLOVE, with Fo,'o.. ......,
hook, In Ave hooks, si.25; IN -'on h..
$3.50
All the above GLOVES in the novel, .i.
Tan and Old Gold.
3-BrTToN BLACK UNDRES,ED AID> .
75c. worth si.cJ;
Also. an immense stock Of EMbFDrl. .u..
LACES. &C.;
800 pieces HAMBURG EDGING> .-IfN-frr-
INGs In entirely new part rn,. f-an Baum.
NAINsOOK and SWISS EMEHOUfplf> .
new aud handsome pattern. a, .t.,,lr.u.
prices;
400 pieces NEW TORCIION LACE. i-e.. le. ..,..
job lot LINEN SMYRNA IDGING- OF e5.....
5Oc,a piece Of twelve yarl.,
An the NEW FANCY LACEs.
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~ sons Historically aud irally.Ulu..ri'. Dos
Alex. n. Grant, 9l.JO; Life Of hoItIr'. d.. I.f.r
Parton, two volume ~ Memoric- 0f old & .l,UI.
by Caroline f0N, Sl.5u; The tlr-f BpO, ni ku.A.
ledge. boy Frcd Guthrie, =. n. -. . NflIUf.. OH.
AntcdiluSiln World, by Dounclly. illustrated a.
The Making 81 England, hy Green. 4Ur .I
$3.50; ola Greek Education, by NthDfr'. -l.
The lngol,lcy- Legends. Illustrated. Hy rI. .I..
Lccch. aud Tounirl. EnrlI-u edition. Doe.
% Ml~T. .fNEIN-IfbN t
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The Virginia La,r journal for February
is out. frcighted with interesting cases.
Judge GEORGE l.. CHRISTIAN and JAMES VI.
MATTHEWS, Richmond, editors.
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II Is impossible for woman after faith
full course OF treatment with Lydia f..
Pinkham's vegetablJ Copound 10 continue
to suffer with weakness OF the uterus.
Enclose stamp to Mrs. Lyaia T.. rink
ham, 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass,
Tor her pamphlets.
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WOOD AND COAL.

DEST ANTHRACITE, Is PER TON;
ID COALBURG LUMP SPllNr, 500 HAIL,
$3.50: Nut. 1925 per ton. CUMBERLAND and
WEST VIRGINIA ENGINE AT lowest price.
PINE WOOD. IS and $3.50 per cord; OAK, 20
per cord. All other FUEL nj lowest cash prices.
Orders by telephone or otherwise promptly hlied.
70s Broad street, opposite Theatre, or Ninet,nth
and Cary streets. Z. III. PAUL.
Ia 81
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Smith. Had said Smith offered old Powha-
tan Guild Of "White Burlcy' IL is quite
certain neither he nor Pocahontas would
ever have been known to fame. ii.
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MEETINGS.

ALL ROYAL ARCH MASONS M.s,g|H
~ are cordially invited 10 attend stated Ak
convection Of RICHMOND ROYAL sZ-sSS
ARCH CHAPTER, No. 3, ut the Mas)ns 's'HN-s
Hall. on franklin street. THIS ltridayl EVE
MING, March 3, 1852. NJ O'Clock.
by order Of the VI. +. II. T..
GEORGE +. kEESEE,
NH 3-lta Secretary.
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N WHITE GOODS

\ fun line Of TABLE DANN~h. BLLttu.p.
UNBLEACHED. and TURkEY-EIu y So.
KINS, TOWELS. QULT>. &c.:
Look at the BERKSHIRE CROCHET oiUr ..
1928. ZULU, MEYER s. SOY
GOl and 6e3 Broad .rr,f.
Solcagcut, for TIE celebrated" Pearl" ~UiR.
price Stand ihc Boss" RIINFOr. fp
SHIRT, GOc. I....f
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at 1909 Main street, Richmond. Va,
March 2. 1882, bv Rev. William 4. Wright, Mr..
THOMAS :. MARTIN and Miss MOLLY :. NOR
RIS; all of New Kent county. Va.
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TABLEAUX AND CHARADES.

IN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVE
" NINGS. March ~ and Sd, there viii be- an
entertainment given IN the lccturc-rOOm Of the
Legh-Strcct Baptist church by The Young Ladies
Sewing Society, cOnsitmgOf TABLEAUN, CHA
RADES. and STAIUARN. Entertainment viii
commence no s o'clock.
Adults 2jc.; children, lOc. NH l-3ts
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence, IN Haryietown. at
O'Clock Z. NJ. March Isl, Mr.. ISAAC FANEAR.
I'm hi, Seycntyfi first year
III, funeral viii take place from the sidney
BAPTIST church. corner Main and Beach streets. AT
! O'Clock TODAY friday.
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