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"a female iustice in Wyoming fined
her husband for drunkenness and paid il.
too. % - - D ''71' 7''F ~
"A man IN Georoa ia said recentlv to
have hing himself to nunish his wife for
a;rt;no ., NNN -. -, : IL ass + l1'l
- H T. ,e N..Sn;,,a Go, a..
.., Inc reco,aeI oe Ndsnsiio h: says n' 'l,a.
US hmign.y IN naIa ;,, lor J, iilli' " Aeep up
WIN ene huhan ialh,iy
-Disraeli, the able Englisn Hebrew,
nus Ins. 9is t u 's - sa thst Mosas yaIred
Il uss so AZ .s;,d oc a., ''~oN
, 'f'lrousn ! 'i'e mnuv'n no'' =, ''u' -
-Genera! Belknap, Secretary OF war,
was married yesterday, december ~, to
Mrs. a. II. Bowers, oil oiclnnati, at
Harrodsburg, Ky. l fs HfhEF
1 Connecticut boasts that on its "windy
eastern hills" there are at least half q
dozen centenaIiaas living: we are quite
prepared 70 oe,eve In;s! aorassnuon as 81, sne
lact OF any one suls.sng ,n.anoy ;Jas ~ s,ose
east-wlnuy Iesois; - p.esu'"p''se o''ue''oo ''''
that no'h,ng eau MI, l,'n.
, The female students OF Vassar College
have done away with "hazing." In place
Of this relic of collegiate barbarism. the
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REV. ANDREW JACKSON CARNEY,

Rev. ANDREW JACKSON CARNEY,
sfounder of the United Christian
Churches of Pennsylvania, appeared here
on Wednesday, 10th, and preached from
the porch of Mr.. Hunts store TO the peo.
Die around, and in the streets. He touched
up the different denomination of Christian
professors and their forms of worship,
faith, and practice. But the most anus
ing part Of all was the presence OF Judge
Fl. w. Thomas, who was, for q time,
Mr.. sCarney's only AUDITOR, and who
The benediction was pronounced, handed
the Gospel man contribution and ther
left. Mr.. Carney inquired of US, Wha'
gentleman was that?'i We replied, HTha
was Judge Thomas" why" said Mr.
Carney, ~ had taken him all this time 4
be an old Ironside Baptist preacher. ~
Fairfar Nesos, 12th. y 81 t8fT S
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THE FORTY -FOUR MILLION RESERVE.
There appears to be but little doubt now
among those in Congress prominently
connected with the committee on finance
that the $44, ,000, 900 reserve will be issued
by the Secretary of the Treasury. A
member of the ways and means commit
tee says the progress of the country de-
mands this issle, and when once out the
doubt which somewhat prevails as to the
authority of the Secretary to issue it will
be settled and dispelled.
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Judge UnderwOOd's Successor not yet
Determined On-The Choice Between
Hughes and Wickham The Rich
mOnd Bar Endorse Wickham-M0sby
for Hughes-The Appointments to he
Made Monday. aaf gsf.
Especial to The State .Tournal.l
WASHINGTON, December 13.-The
Judgeship will certainly be given to Wick
ham or Hughes. In an interview granted
this morning to Thomas, Sener and Woltz,
the President announced his mind as made
up. He has just sent for Hughes. He
will announce the appointment on Monday.
Leigh R. Page presented the petition of q
number of members Of the bar of Richmond
favoring Wickham. Mosby has retreated,
and is now regarded as for Hughes.
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THE BANKRUPT LAW AND CIVIL
RIGHTS BILL.-At the meeting of the
House Judiciary committee yesterday
morning the ub-committee on the subject
reported bill providing for the total repeal
Of the bankrupt law, which was agreed
to, and will be reported at an early day for
the favorable action of the House. They
also agreed to report favorably the supple
mentary civil rights bill.
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\ iCoLoRED MAsoNs.-The Grand Chap
ter Of Royal Arch Masons Of Virginia,
which assembled in Alexandra. December
il1th, adjourned after electing the following
officers for the ensuing year: J. B. Mont
gomery, Of Alexandria, G. Il. p; L. Ell.
Garter, Of Richmond, D. G. p; Sandy Cor.
don, of Alexandra, Ct. K; j. Fl. Cox, ol
Richmond, G. s.; Henry Marshall, G. s.;
81. S. King, G.. T.; Robert Smith, G. @.
H.; j. H. Marshall, P. s.; e. s. Stalks, G..
r. A. g.; j. ID. Brown, G. M. of the F.
V.;E. s. Dabner, G. M. of the s. "; H.
Woodson, G. M. of the 7. "; Rev. T..
Davis, G.. c.; s. Bolden, g. s. Warrant
was granted to Keystone Chapter, No. A,
Of Petersburg, which Chapter hasnereto-
fore been working under dispensation.
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eYe,si,se stats sa,,r'uaaI
THr National Republican Of washing

THE National Republican Of Washing
ton, w. u. Martagh's paper, started out
Monday morning IN an enlarged and i'm
proved form, presenting an appearance
and amount Of news Of which it is reason
ably proud. The Republican is thirteen
years old, having outlived several dailies
that flourished for time at the capital but
had not the elements Of long life. 1t is
the first Washington daily to print from
stereotyped plates. $50 aaa ra So
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WARRINGTON.
The CiviI Rights Convention.

\ WASHINGTON, December 1S.-The
national civil rights convention, which adj
journed at late hour last night, say in
the address adopted by them that their
grievances are many. They take it for
granted that action will be had by Con-
gress, protecting them from lnvidious dis
tinctions in the enjoyment Of their rights
By, common carriers, hotels and other
public places Of amusements, and in en-
joying other civil rights, including public
schools, without regard to race. They
want the denial of these rights punished
with penalties.
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FOREIGN.
CUBA.
Departure of the virgtnius from

Departure of the virginius from
Havana.
HAVANA, December lathe steam.
ship Virginius was towed out of the har-
bor of Havana at half-past four o'clock
this morning by the Spanish man-of-war
| Isabella la Catolica. The tug-boat re.
turned to this city at seven o'clock. The
destination of the Virginius is supposed to
be Key West.
SURRENDER TO BE MADE AT BAHIA
aA& HONDA.
HAVANA, December 12-Evening.-
The Vireinius has gone to the port of Bahia
Honda. sixty miles west of Havana, where
she will be delivered by Spanish man-of-
war to q vessel of the United States navy.
Captain General Jovellar has given the
necessary orders for the transfer of the
Virginius prisoners at Santiago de Cuba to
an American man-of-war to-day. The
| Captain-G General is certain that his orders
will be carried out, and the men delivered
at the appointed time.
THE DEPARTURE OF PRISONERS FROM
sANTIAGO--CASINO BLUSTER.
SANTIAGO, VIA KEY WEST, Decem-
ber 11.-Ninety-thre of the prisoners
went at two a. m. yesterday on the Bazan
to Cienfuegos, thence by rail to Havana.
The Niobe sailed to the eastward to inter-
cept them, but was deceived. Nine re-
main in the hospital. among them two
Americans The Juniata and Kansas stay
here.
The Casino at Havana telegraphs to the
| Casino here to stand firm for the honor of
Spain in Cuba, and ignores the pacifcatory
orders from the home government. There
is great activity in fortifying all around,
and some tall talk.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, December 13.-Ronald Mel
vile, son of the Earl of Leven and Mel
vile, is about to become member of the
firm of Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co.
Thirteen persons have been found
drowned in the docks since the recent fog.
Many other fatal accidents are reported.
The bark Arabia, from Calcutta for
Boston, has foundered at sea. Thirteen of
her crew were lost. The balance have been
landed at Graves End from the bark
Tropic, which rescued them.
FRANCE
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OHIO.
Kinr,s aonntein Tuum,el-Erc, 7,

CINCINNATI, December l3.-The trus-
tees of the Cincinnati Southern railroad
to-day let out7a contract for the construc.
ton Of Kings Mountain tunnel. Work Is
to be commenced in ten days and be com
pleted in eighteen months. sA t
The trustees have also located eighty
miles of the line of the road from South
Danville, Kentucky, to Chitwood on the
Tennessee line, selecting the old Burnside
military survey. 4
as Heavy Rain.
CINCINNATI, December 13.-It ha.
rained here necessarily for twelve hours
At 6 O'Clock last night the river had swel
len five feet. Adjacent streams are pour
ing out freely. If the rain is general {
food in the Ohio may be expected.
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THE PANTHER GAP IRON COMPANY.
Judge Mclaughlin, of the Augusta circuit,
has granted charter to the "Panther Gap
Iron Company" the principal office of
which is to be in Staunton. The officers
are William r. johnson of Richmond,
Virginia, president superintendent and
treasurer, Samuel Colt of Hartford, Con-
neticut; Howell Fish, John Echols, H. M.
Bell and r. I'll. Catlett Of Staunton,
directors, and Ii. M. Bell secretary. The
minimum capital IS $40, 900 and the amount
of land not to exceed 1000 acres.
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Patrons of Husbandry-Grange IN
aliot Ae NOttOway.
prsA r,1yc ANN WryrTES Danemhpr IL, /,

BLACKS AND WHITES, Decemper u.
To tie Editor Of The State Journal -.
After some effort we have finally got Q
Grange established at our place. Yester-
day Mr.. d. s. Curtiss, deputy of the
National Grange, was here and initiated .
Grange consisting of several of our most
enterprising farmers. with their wives. u:
Mr.. T. Freeman Epes was chosen
master; G.. T. Cralle, jr.. secretary
and DR., j. M. Hurt treasurer; the sey,-
eral female offices were also appropriately
filled. It is expected that Oranges will
be organized at the Courthouse and al
Burkeyille within few days, as well as
at Farmville, in Prince Edward county,
II ia also understood that on Monday, the
10th instant, a Grange will be organized
by the farmers around Richmond.
PLOw.
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New BRIDGE.-The city council have
recently erected u most substantial bridge
at the north end of Second street, across
Bacon's branch, but up to this time the
approaches to the abutnents (which are
elevated about ten feet above the original
bed Of the road) have not been filled.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. r.

On and after December 9Th, 1873 PASSEN-
GER TRAINS between RICHMOND and
WASHINGTON will run rs follows
NORTHWARD.
Leave Richmond, $3.50 a. M, and 1880 p. m.
Arrive atWashington, 624 p. m. and ZOO a. m.
SOUTHWARK.
Leave Washington, 7O5 a. M, and $40 p. m.
Arrive at Richmond. 500 p. M, and 4:30 a. m.
The trains of the Washington City, Virginia,
Midland and Great Southern railroad run
through direct, and deliver passengers in the
Baltimore and Potomac railroad depot in WASH
ington. EDGAR VLIET,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
A. II. PERRY. Gen'l Supt. de 12-lw
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STATE NEWS.


.,a,,, show corn cron eoual to that of
,ast vaar' - = - .'l--I55ia. 9 m s.
ep ~ n,,,,, ~ A,,o,,ot.
Ane r5 .IAl - ds;l.L ~ =. puaPl; eG.,
ior muIu1's a., ~ Hu.u...Is Sa1 ' "as 'een 'ee'ns
pos'Puneu ui'sa Deoen'p', p,, - ~,
dne DaIn ot nss; :. y ssSes, SssS,rouad masd
S1,oUUU UsUlttn;,Ip mui.u - pN tt;a roo I"' ''o'sA
near Onaiios''s.'no 'n's "'N'
The proprietor OF the Lynchourg
Press and 2 citlzen named Wrighs nave IN
duigea 'n Me iuxu,y ., u hehs.
In Judge dariand's court IN Lynch
burg last Tuesday, decree OF divorce
was ganted IN the case OF i. y. Balocchi
vs.. Mary Balocchi.
"A mine of fine brown hematite ore
has been discovered on the farm OF Mr..
H. BsJones, near Fishersville, and l5O
tons of ore have already been taken out.
-JohnH. Brown, colored brakeman on
the "A. M. q O. railroad. met with hor-
rible death by being run over BY seven.
teen cars, near Petersburg, on wednesday
last. -. =. ~
Tn Augusta county there are S,427.
horses and Ia. .229 cattle. The average
value of the horses is about s66, and the
average value of the cattle is about SIG
per head. ,a.
The Stafford County Agricultural and
Pomoloeical society have held meeting
and begun the discussion of subjects tend
ing to the elicit the best manner Of pro-
ducing remunerative crops. 4 i4eit's w =
Mrs. II. @. Mathews, of Pulaski, while
driving a Jersey wagon last week, was
severely injured by the horse kicking a
piece Of the dashboard in her face. She
will probably lose her eyesght. ssgrle
Hinder tho heading Of "a drunken
JudpeD The salem REGISTER and Iynch-
burg Republican demand the impeachment,
by the Legislature. Of Judge Mahood, OF
the Roanoke circuit, for drunkenness. q
"A d;snatch from Norfolk. Va. to the
New York Herald saws that General Sher.
MANS Endorsement Of N. B, Forest. has
done more Ia neal IN the old wound than
ali the peace proclamations for a hundred
wears.
TIVE car loads Of cattle. twenty-six in
nunhar weiohinp IN the AGGREGATE 25. 1910
bounds and averaging 1854 pounds each,
were shinped North on Tuesday last by
Major Joseph Cloyd. of Pulaski county,
viz The W. 1T. y. M. and q. s. railroad.
nj. stn,na,. - tha ronort f,or tba
co-,a.ue s.A.s1a nf .ha = Mntbod;st S % En;sconaI
ohmrch ~ Noreolk thst w. W. Walker.
- YS s,s,.IL ~ s.:,,o,, a. an.
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CHRISTMAS Toys, wholesale and retail,
PHILIP WEBER, 1919 Main street. has the largest
stock of Toys in the city. Gall early and get
your Christmas supplies. Also, manufacturer
of Willow Ware, Willow Baskets, Game Chairs,
and Settees. rT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sN CHARLES LUMsDEN,
$40 MAIN STREET.

respectfully call the attention of everybody
to the fact that they can have WATCHES.
CLOCKS, SPEOTACLES and JEWELRY
REPAIRED, in the best manner and on reason
able terms, at $40 MAIN STREET, opposite
the Spotswood Lot, by
de 5-eodst CHARLES LUMSDEN.
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TWENTY PER CENT.

upon the amount of tax so remaining due"
The collector respectfully calls the attention
of those parties who have so repeatedly promised
to settle their bills (other than the half-paid
biIls), and on which he has been SO lenient,
that should he now fail to call on them by the
18TH OF DECEMBER, and they fail to pay
during the month of December, that he will be
compelled under the duties of his office to collect
in JANUARY BY LEVY, with the additional
TWENTY PER CENT. ss4A@
JOHN F. REGNAULT,
deI-1m . ~ 2 Collector.
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CITY NEWS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To- MORROW
The usual religious services will be held in
all of the city churches tomorrow except
the following special appointments:
Grace (EpiscopaD. REV. +. M. Baker at
ii a. m. and 7:45 p. NO.
Grace-Street Presbyterian.-Rev. Charles
Fl. Read, d. d., at IL a. m. and 81 p. m.
Assembly Hall.-Dr. Hoge at IL q. m.
Second discourse on the "Relations of the
Pulpit to the Church and to Society at
Large go q Tm1,3lg
Sidney Methodist Lewis B. Betty
at Il q. m. and a p. m.
Nicholson-Street Methodist.-Rev. X. A..
Armstead at IL a. M; the pastor at ~
p. m. ts,s,issg tg5l,s. ~. -
Third-Street Meth odis Preaching
three times on Sunday. Rev. W. b.
Derrick at IL o. M, p. m.s and q p. m:
Subject at night: "Shortness OF Time"
vices at IL. a, m. and "a p. M, at Odd
Fellows's Hall, corner of Mayo and Frank.
lin streets, by Rev. Mr.. Holland of Madi-
son Courthouse. s. Goes -,M
Uhristadelphian Synagogue Covenant
HalD.-Seryices at p. M. Subject: |:
''The Promised Restitution at Messiah's
Return to this Earth rersus It's Destruc-
-tion." A6aa @s sa sse@ss Al.Asaza
Fulton Baptist. Rev. A. e. Dickinson,
d. D., at IL q. m. HgvNUt SEA lez q
First African Baptist. Jos. Brown
at p. m. Rev. Charles H. Corey, sermon
on Temperance, at u p. m. The usual
services at II a.. M. fIze EgE s
United States Court-Room.-Rev A. r..
Miller, at IL. a. m. D.. Ia sas
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NEW YORK, December 13.--The steamer
Delta has arrived from Cardiff.
The frigate Colorado did not cross the
bar off Sandy Hook till noon to-day.
All the gambling houses are closed, APP
prehensive of another raid.
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FIRE.-The alarm OF fire at $40 a. m.
this morning was given from box No. 12, at
Rockets, and was caused by the burning
of Mr.. Hiram w. Tyler's store-house.
There was stored therein $50 bales of hay,
oats, shucks, etc., all Of which was de-
stroyed. The fire was confined to the
buildingin which it originated. Mr.. Tyler
is under the impression that the building was
set on fire, but as there was lime also
stored in the house it may have been
caused by that. Loss about $1,000. In
surance on stock 81 900, in the Maryland
Insurance company.
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TEN PER CENT.

will be added to the amount Of said remaining
half OF the tax charged in every case where the
party assessed shall fail to pay said remaining
half within the time so limited" fsiF =.
"But in case any person having failed to pay
in the MONTH OF JUNE one-half of the city
taxes due from such person, shall fail to pay the
whole thereof on or before the 3lST DAY OF
DECEMBER, there shall be added ,s..irs
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FIRSTNATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND,l
RICHMOND, Va, December Is, 1878.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
Il the stockholders of this Bank will be held
at their Banking House, on TUESDAY, JAM
UARY Is, 1874, at IL O'Clock M a u
4Fra S.A.GLOVER,
de l3-2awt ianl3 Cashier.
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FAST DRIVING. The weather for sew
eral days past has been, as we all know,
very warm and springllke, and, as mat
ter Of course. it is indeed pleasure to sit
behind spanking team and be hurried
along at lively rate. This is sometimes
an expensive business. Such it proved in
the matter of driver of wagon belong
ing to Moore & Goodwin, who was fined
81 by Justice White to-day for driving OF
a faster rate than the law allowed.
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sa AT COST!

I am closing out my entire stock of -
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, BAGS and
VALISES. Great inducements offered to pur-
chasers. Call carly, or you will lose your
chance. G. S. LEATHERBURY,
noI1-6w 14l9 Main street.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooI, AssoCIA-
TIoN.-The regular monthly meeting o.
the Baptist Suuday-school association will
take place on Sunday afternoon at 8 o CLOCK
at the Valley Mission chapel.
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Financial.

NEW York, December 13-Noon.
Gold 10. Money z bid. Exchange,
long 81; short, 81. Stocks active and
irregular. Governments strong. States
quiet. iAe bs,fa0 se
The New Reformed Episcopal Church.
New YORK, December 13.-Rev. DR..
Cheney, of Chicago, announces by tele-
graph that with the consent and approval
Of his congregation he will accept the Office
of bishop in the new Reformed Episcopa;
church. He wants to know when he can
be consecrated by Bishop Uummins.
y Marine
New YORK, December 13.-Arrived
Anglia, Adger, Virgo.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
KENTUCKY

Warm Weather and its Effects.
LOUISVILLE, December 13.-The warm
weather has soured much green meats.
Hogs are dying on incoming trains.
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SPAIN,

MADRID, December 1S.-General
Lopez Dominiquez has assumed command
before Cartagena. The bombardment has
been temporarily suspended.
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OFFICIAL.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, I
RIoHMoND, Nov. Goth, 1873.
T,HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPENED DAILY
''from o o'clock a. m. to O'Clock p. m.
from, the 18TH to the slst DAY OF DECEMBER
inclusive, for the purpose of receiving from any
person who has already paid one-half only Of
the city taxes charged to him the remaining
half; and that ftmq
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MEETINGS.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,(
RICHMOND, Va, December Is, 1878. 5
T1NHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L stockholders Of this Bank will be held at
their Banking House in the city of Richmond.
on TUESDAY, 18TH JANUARY, 1874, at IL
o'clock w. r. QUARLEs.
de l3-lawtd --s,. Cashier.
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THE New FLAGS FoK THE CAPITOL.
The two new flags which the Governor
recently ordered the State Superintendent
of public buildings to purchase have been
bought. and have arrived in this citv.
They will be put up on the first day of jan
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FRANCE.
RazaIne.s Place of seelusion.

LONDON, December 13.-The island of
st. Ma, off Games, has been designated as
the place of Marshal Bazaine's confnt-
ment. lie will be sent there this week.
The Marshal received the news of the
Communication of his sentence without emo
ton.
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Brownlow, Of Tennessee, is
SO feeble that he can only utter the falntest
whispers ~
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, December dissatisfaction
from Spain for the seizure of German
vessels is exciting the public.
SPAIN.
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REvENUE CosIPLICATIoNs.-T
cases Of alleged violations of the United
States internal revenue laws were before
United States Commissioners Atkins and
Peasants yesterday morning. The ac'
cused are John w. Rowe and s. d. Rowe,
of Gloucester county. Both were sent or
to the grand jury, but they have made al
offer of compromise with the government
that will probably be accepted.
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AMUsEMENTs.-Ou Our citizens are prom
ised next week two enjoyable sources OF
pleasure in the allegorical picture Of the
Pilgrims Progress, to be exhibited Mon
day night at the Virginia Opera-house,
and Strip Van Winkle,o with the immor-
tai Joe Jefferson as the bucolic RIP, on
the same night at Assembly Hall. Both
places will no doubt be crowded. Mr..
Jefferson is assisted by competent corps
of assistants. e at3 -
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ROLL OF HoNoR-NoRAIAL SCHOOL.
The following is the roll of the week end
ing December IL, 1878:
Senior Class--Edward Boiling, Henry
Hueless, Kate Archer, Amy Dotson, Mar
tina Harris, Martha Miller, Texanna Moore,
Jenny Roberts, Ann Smith, Virginia War
rem, Mary Wells, Hester Willis.
Middle Cldss-Richard Scott, Carrie
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THE SETH HoLLINaswORTHA H AFFAIR.
Major Poe, ohiet Of police, has received a
telegram from Magistrate Stands, OF City
Point, asking him to arrest the mate and a
seaman of the British brig Magdela, who
are alleged to be accessories to the cruel
treatment of the youth Seth Hollingsworth,
who it will be remembered is in the city
hospital undergoing medical treatment.
The brig has left City Point, where the
captain is confined in Jail, and will doubts
less reach the city this afternoon.