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F Stoehr, elassing window court house, 2 Is
NJ Hoeflsr, salary Auditor. ......66O 90
James Armstrong,fs Commit. 40 so
sohwob. Treas Malaga tp, settling
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W Pool, Treas Benton tp. do.......a q 20
C Yockey, Treas Seneca tp, do. ...... 3 30
CG Ob.iugsr, Treas Summit tp, do. 10
Oscar Frank. Treas Wayne tp, do.... ] 90
A 8 Evans, Treas Beallsville dist, do. 2 90
L O Oksy, Treas Washington tp, do 2 90
J Judkins, Treas Woodsheld dist do. 90
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W NJ Griffith. Treas Sunsbury tip, do. 90
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G Hughs, Treas franklin tp. do 80. 90
J Roemsr, Treas Salem & Claringtou,do 6 90
JsTs Williams, Treas Center tp. do. 90
VIM Lang, mending valley court house
roof ................ Oh
J 7 Judkins. oil, lamps for Treasurer and
Shsrif's Offices ..... ..........I7 So
F A lamping. unclaimed costs Diehlvs
Lamping ...... ...................4 4:
D. spear, freight and express charges
on OOoKs -................. ....o VI
N Sinclair, postage for county otaoss..7 81
John Goodhue, damage Salem and Swift
1eriand Up road ..... ........ so 90
B Noll examining Auditor ami Treas.
urers accounts ................200 OF
II Powell unclaimed cost. Cline VS. Cine 4e
A J Pearson examining Commissioners
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10 Amos assisting Pros Atty October
term 1873. $50 0'
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W & Mallory defending 4 hsnthorn
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VIZ Hunter 81 defending & Hsntho,n
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report 20 o
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freasurer's accounts .............20 0
Jere Williams examining aud counting
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WIN Lang, sheet Iron court room .....8 ~
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Wm Dorr, srepairing we'll 10 iail yard ..,5 %
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ia J Pearson .psr cent coll costs & auss Al 04
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NOTARY PUBL

TNHE undersigned, having beon appointed
i Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks, administer
Oaths take Dispositions, acknowledge Deeds,
Mortgages. and other instruments of writing.
auS4,'74tf. VIM. WORKMAN.
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NUESTs will dnd the best accommodation
U q: this Hotel, and no pains will be spared
to make them comfortable.
Hacks leave the Hotel every morning 70
Woodsfeld.
Carriages and drivers furnished travellers
at all times, julyl 1871
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GAll legal advertisements will be charged
sy the line, and must be paid in advance OF
publication. sa -
II Notices Of the appointments OF fAd-- =
G ministrator's and Executors; also 81
q Attachment Notices aud Road nsu- -
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Advertising done at published rates =.
and payment required in advance, In all
eases.
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HOTELS.

THIS house has been thoroughly repaired
/ recently, and the Proprietor informs the
travelling public that he is sprepared to afford
accommodations Of the best, The table will
be supplied with the best the market affords;
the rooms and bedding are kept clean and
comfortable; stabling in good order, and the
traveller Ii assured that his horses will receive
good care. Travelling Agents will be furnish,
ed with sample rooms. june23, TAI,
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FATAL RESULT OF MUscoE JoHNsoN's
WoUHD.-Muscoe johnson, the young CO.
lored man who was shot on Christmas.day
while attempting by flight to elude Police
men Matthews and Gill, died yesterday
morning at ILLS O'Clock at his house, No.
1909 Washington street. Some time before
death occurred, and while johnson was per-
fecty conscious and fully apprised OF his
condition, he declared positively to Drs. Rid
dell and Woodson that the wound was given
him be Mr.. Morris. and not by MIR. Tyree.
Deceased said he knew Mr.. Morris by sight,
and could not be mistaken as to him; that
the weapon used was four barrelled pistol
and that Mr.. Morris, after shooting him. re-
turned it to his pocket. The immediate
cause of death is believed to have been peri
tonitis, or Inflammation of the stomach. A
post.n,ortem examination of the body will,
however, be made at $50 O'Clock this morn
ing, and an inquest held at $50 o'clock this
afternoon ~
The counsel of Messrs. Tyree and Morris
have sued from Judge Guigon writ OF
habeas corpus, and under it application for
bail will in day or two be heard.
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CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Second Baptist
church on Sunday morning there was an un-
usual attendance, owing in measure, per-
haps, to the return Of Rev. c. G.. Biting, D.
D. The music was the sweetest heard In
that church for long time, the opening
piece being Lloyd's Grand TIE Deum, embra-
cling solo by Miss Reinhardt At the Offer
tory, Tdntun Ergo was sung, commencing
with tenor solo by Mr.. Redford. MIR.
Turner presided at the organ with bis usual
good taste and skill. DR.. Biting filed the
pulpit for the first time since his return from
Europe. He also preached at night to q
large congregation, upon which occasion
Wilson'S Gloria in Erceisis and Lordtz Jubi-
tate were very finely rendered by the choir.
AT the First Baptist Rev. j. B. Turpip, of
Halifax, preached In the morning, and Rev.
j. William Jones, D. D., at night. AT Full.
ton Baptist Rev. o. EIlyson preached in the
morning. At Sidney Baptist Rev. O. Ely
son supplied the pulpit at night. AT Pine.
street the pastor received one candidate for
baptism. ~. - 100; -. 4,
At the Seventh.Street Christian church
one candidate was received for baptism. {
At st. Patrick's Catholic church on Sum
day Right Rev. James Gibbons delivered q
lecture on "The Catholic Church the
Friend Of Civil and Religious Liberty"
There Was large attendance, tof-whieh NAM
Der were the priests from the Cathedral and
st. Mary's church.
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JxsaUscHEK.--The Queen of Tragedy will

:JsyauscHEk.-The Queen of Tragedy will
appear upon the second night Of her engage
ment in this city in Cbesney Void, q drama
founded upon Dickens's "Bleak, House" 1t
;s thought by many persons to be the most
.perieet d adaptation Of the age. The incidents
Of the drama are lifelike, the Language such
as none but Dickens knew how to use, and the
designment nexpressibly pathetic and tender. IND e
Janauschek, in the double role she assumes,
is the embodied expression of the authors
Thoughts. Il bug Higher praise than this it is sim.
DIV impossible to bestow-that 1t was never
more fully deserved ION our stage, at least }
Is beyond all question. This was the uni
versal verdict of all who saw her here last
season and the winter before.
!, She had crowded houses during the entire
.engae ement, and when she went away she
carried with her the kind regards of all who
met her during her visit. or witnessed her
superb acting. Madame Janausehek will be
again welcomed in Richmond most enthusi-
astically, no doubt. a..a.ss
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CHRIsTMAs FESTIVAL AT GRAcE-STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH.-At II O'Clock yesterday
morning merry crowd of little ones gath
cred at the annual festival of the infant class
of the Grace-Street Baptist church. There
were present ninety-fve girls and ninety-four
boys, making one hundred and eighty-nine
members of this class, which has been so sue
cessful under the management of Mrs. DR..
Jeter. From sixty to seventy of those pre-
sent had been in their places euery Sunday
during the year, and number Of others
had missed only one or two Sundays.
After prayer by DR.. Jeter, the roll was
called, and as each child responded bag Of
"goodies "(apDies, candy. cakes, nuts, raj.
sins, &c., was served until al! were supplied.
Bright eyes and glad faces attested the de-
light of the little ones, who had I" a good
time generally" and unanimously voted
that the infant class is O great institution
and Mrs. Jeter near relative of Santa
Cia-,e
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PERSONAL DIFFICULTY BETWEEN MESSRS
WhTz AND CARLETON AT TIE PETERSBURG
DEP0T.-On Sunday afternoon personal
difficulty occurred at the Petersburg Railroad
depot between Mr.. Ernest Wilt and Mr..
Carleton, the baritone singer Of the Kellogg
Opera Company. Mr.. Carleton with other
members of the company had come down to
the train to leave for Baltimore. Mr.. Wilt
was at the depot to bid farewell to personal
friend who was going off, Mr.. Carleton, OBJ
serving Mr.. Wiltz on the platform, came up
to him with copy OF the Sunday Enquirer
in bis hand and pointed out the following
paragraph in the theatrical notice: 49,.
EsThe other parts were also perfectly filled
in, and the evening would have been one of
the most enjoyable Of the week but for an
inexcusable and insulting display of temper
on the part of Mr.. Carleton in refusing to
acknowledge an encore. He has a fine voice,
but it was we'll for him that the audience
was in good humor."
MIR. Carleton denounced the author of the
paragraph as scoundrel, and used other
severe language Of the same sort. Mr.. Wiltz
asked if the statement made Was not correct.
Mr.. Carleton said "No, it was id lie"
Thereupon Mr.. Wiltz, feeling it his duty to
defend his friend, the author of the. article,
who was not present, slapped Mr.. Carleton
in the face. twice. Mr., Carleton essayed to
strike Mr.. Wilt back, but before he could
do so Policeman A. 4. Pryde, who was on
duty at the depos, stepped in between them
and commanded the peace. Mr.. Carleton
was at first inclined to resist Mr.. Pryde, not
observing his uniform, but as soon as be dis
covered that Mr.. Pryde was an officer he
submitted.
Mr.. Carleton retired to the coach, in which
were seated his wife and child, and went of
on the train. Mr.. Wiltz remained at the de-
r0s until his friend started, when he quietly
loft
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CHARGED WITH STEALING SIXTY DOLLARS
Charles Taylor (colored) was before Police.
Justice White yesterday morning charged
with stealing three twenty.dollar greenbackS
from Mr.. Thaddeus c. Bennett. Mr.. Bennett
changed his coat to so out hunting, and un,
in the coat he had taken of: which was left
hanging in the Office of his. livery. stable. or
Second street. When he returned the mo-
ney was missing. Taylor a few days after
wards came out in new suit, purchased, as
is believed by Mr.. Bennett, with the stoier
money. The accused was arrested by Gap
tain Charles II. ,Epps. He gave that ofncei
some statements as to where the clothes were
obtained, which were not corroborated oy
the witnesses examined yesterday. The case
will be further heard Wednesday.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The follow.
ing is a statement of the conyeyances of real
estate for the week ending December 26,
1874:
Lot. fronting Is feet on E street between
Madison and Belvidere for 1926; 24s feet on
E street, corner of Eighth, for $4,000; 26
feet on Z street near Eighth for S7,975; 81
feet on St. Stephen street, corner Of Charity,
for $500; 73 feet on H street between Gilmer
and Hancock for 1868; 73 feet on Marshall
street near Hancock for Sl,095; A feet on
Broad street, corner of Thirtieth, for $3.50 ;
- feet on 81 street between Gilmer and Han.
cock for S5400,
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4 DEATH OF PYTHlANs.-Mr. b. Rosenhelm,
of Hines Lodge, No.17, Knights of Pythias,
died Saturday morning. His remains were
buried with Pytlian honors at OakWood
Sunday. ;s
Upon the return of the members Of the
Lodge to Castle Hall, the Chancellor Com.
mander rannounced the death of another menl'
ber Of the Lodge, Mr.. William OFT. Mr.: OF
contracted cold on the night OF the burning
of the Spotswood Hotel, which terminatedin
consumption. He was born in Hagersto wn,
Maryland, came to this city in the fall Of 1869,
and for several years past had occupied the
position of book keeper in the National Bank
of Virginia. His remains were yesterday
sent to Washington for interment In charge
of Brothers Beach and Gretter, of Hines
Lod9S =
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ELECTION OF OFF1cERs.-Pamunkey Tribe,
No. 43, !. o. Il. NJ, on Saturday evening
elected the following officers to serve for six
months: w. j. Lacy, sachem; W. F.
Fletcher, senior sycamore; ]. F. Taylor,
junior sycamore; K. A. Folkes, chief OF
records; L. NJ. Pettus, keeper of wampum,.
This Tribe, though but recently organized,
is in pros porous condition.
stonewaIl Camp, j. o. S. c. B., have
chosen the following officers for the ensuing
term: j. II. Allen, basiius W. G. Slate,
polemark; Robert Folkes, first etheta; j.
H. Cook, second etheta; W. NJ. Allen, n.
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POLICE Court, YESTERDAY Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.-Henry Bayne and Pat
Regan We're fined 81 each for drunkenness
John Christy (white), charged with enter.
ing the house of Matilda Crump (colored) and
creating a disturbance. Case was continued
until to-day. Christy was bailed in the sum
Of $500.
Martha Forsyth alias Saunders, charged
with stealing two dollars in United States
currency from Margaret Morris, vas sent on
to the grand jury of the Hastings Court.
james Sheay and Jerry Mccarthy were
fined ST. each for~eseating a disturbances in
thetstreet. - : :.
William Tinsley, creating disturbance in
the street, was fined 81. -.-...-..1..
Robert Davis was sent to Jail for thirty six
hours for stealing wood. =.
Jake Beno, charged with assaulting and
beating Della Smith. Continued until to.
day. - .-
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HEADQUARTERS ao,,,,
u. COLUMBUS,

u. COL
PREMIUM CONTECTIoSER, 32l BROAD STREET,
iIs lately enlarged his wel,-known establishment. as
well ts his spacious CANDY FACTORY ana CAN r
BAKERY, and is now in full blast His store Is
ucd 10 It's utmost capacity with TOYS OF every
description, FIREWORKS; Layer. Valentia,
s,eiless and Dchcsa Raisins; Currants, 0itron,
Almonds. P:llmnutS, Pecans, WalnutS, fllberts,
Havana and Jamaica Oranges, Malaga Grapes,
California Pears, Plain and French Candies OF
every shape and form; Pound Fruit, and other
ORNAMENTAL CAKES. In fact. everything
generally found In q first class establishment You
c;ll. get more goods at ID. COLUMBUS'S for your
money than at any other place In town. Go see Tor
Yourself and you viii thank US Tor the information.
Remember the place, 321 Broad street.
q" lo-2w
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A WAyFAREg Ill AND Ohm
Pleasants, an old colored man., from Amelia
county, applied to- Mr.. D. G. Richardson.
clerk Of the Police Court, on Saturday for an
order of commitment to Jail. The old man
said he was hungry and ill, and had nowhere
to go, and had made unsuccessful applica'
tions to three councilmen for permission to
enter the almshouse. Mr.. Richardson sepi
him to the station-house, where be was taken
in as vagrant. He was brought to the Po
lice Court yesterday morning, but before his
case was reached he~was attacked by sudden
illness. and 1t was thought would die a,
once. DR.. Upshur was called in, and gave
the sufferer some relief, and arrangement:
were made to remove him to the almshouse
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CIRCUIT Court OF THE CITY OF RICH.
MoND.-This court, Judge Welford presi.
ding, yesterday adjourned to special term
to be held January II, 1875. The next reg
ular term will commence on the first Mon
day in February. Judge Wexford has been
continually sitting for six months past either
as Judge of the Circuit Court of Richmond
or Circuit Court of Henrico.
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AUcTIos SALES THIs DAY,

COOK &IAUGHToN, 10 A.. NJ, furniture, caf
pets, sc. @ n
BURTON, CARTER CO., tract OF Iana IN 'Ie
upper eudof Henrico county
LYME G. BROTHER, P. NJ, improved and ur'
: improved real estate in the town OF Fulton
Also, lot with three brick and framed houses
thereon on Twenty-ffth between Main ano
Cary streets. ~
W. GODDIN, 12 D., three small farms In Henriec
county, on or near the Mountain road u
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RICHMOND THEArRE LAST MIGHT RICHIE
LIEU.-A very fine audience witnessed the
rendition of Richelieu by Mr.. Lawrence
Barrfet last night. His acting was as near
perfect as it could well have been; and that
it was thoroughly appreciated the applause
he received from first to last amply testified.
The company supporting him is pretty fair
one. Tonight, Hamlet.
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FINED FOR CRYING NEWSPAPERS ON SUN
pAy.-Wiliam Tinsey (colored), arrested by
Policeman W. L. Thomas, was fined 81 yes
terday for crying newspapers for sale on
Sunday morning. Justice White said tnat
there would be no objection to the boys de.
lvering papers on Sunday morning, Dul
that in doing so it was not necessary foI
them to be noisy. -
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pany have very fine voices, and their cho-
ruses are rich aud enjoyable. The company
will no doubt have full house.

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE DECEMBER %, 1874.
Hon. jeremiah Morton, Mitchelps station,
Culpeper county, Vs.; Miss Virginia Jones.
Raleigh, N. c.; F. Boos & Brother, 449
Broadway, New York; Miss Maggie L. Har.
riss, Manchester, Va. Miss Mary Andwood
Prince; Mr.. Leroy Sutherland, Richmond.
Va; Mrs. Bette G.. Gordon, 2612 Broad
street, city; George W. Gillian, 107 east
Cary street, city; Miss Hester A. Turner,
care W. 81. 81. Turner, Baltimore, Nd.
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CERTIFICATE or ELECTION REcEIvED.-Mr.
John Bell Bigger, clerk of the House OF
Delegates, yesterday received from the State
Board of Canyassers certificate of the cleo
ton of Henry NJ. Lennon to the seat for
Sussex county made vacant by the resisna-
ton of Mr.. J. 81. Van AukeD.
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4 PPROPRIATE CHRISTMAS PRE-.

Y >.
Tie subscribers have now ready their STOCK Oh
elegantly illustrated books; works OF fayorlte au-
'hors i'll handsome bindings.
ENGLISH BIBLES, PRAfER-BOOkS, ana
HYMN-BOOkS. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
PORTABLE WRlTlNG-DESkS and LADIES
WORk-BOXEsi In pspier- machle, leather. rose
wood, and oiher PRETTY styles; PoCk ET-
BOOKS OF Russia leather morocco, aud caliskin:
PORTFOLIOS, GOLD PINS, PENClL-CAsES,
pOCKET-KNIp PAPER WEI HIT 5,
WALKING-CANES, elegant SOTE-PAPGH
and EkV ELOPEs, aud other nice things suia-
bic for gifts, together with an immense collec-
lion of choice JUVENILE BOOKS, suited to
chicren and youth OF all ages.
dc lG WODUDlIOUSE < PARHAM.
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SUPREME Court OF ArrEALs.--Judge Boul-
din, OF this court, has awarded writ of
supcrsedcds in the case of Rufus K. Fisher
Is. the Commonwealth. Fisher, it will be
remembered, was convicted in the Circuit
Court of Middlessx county in October last
and sentenced TO confinement in the peniten-
tiary for fifteen years for the alleged murder
Of John W. Ross. The particulars of this
murder have already appeared in this paper.
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y FERRANDINI,
ARTIST IN HUMAN-HAIR WORK,
AND LADIES, HAIR-DRESSER,

l. prepared sell at extraordinarily low prices 10
Sur the times and quality OF goods, especially WIGS
IprrEEs.. BRAIDS, ana all kinds OF HAIR-W
HAIR JEwELRY, ILLUsIvE WIGS, BOUQUETS
and WREATIs, made to order, aud guarantee the
goods 70 be as recommended. In addition TO this
me ha!r-work have received case OF Paris FAN
y GOODS Just In time tor Christmas.
The Ladies are requested no; TO celay to 60 to 4
fEERANDISI's. 6l3 Broad street, as ms Is lhe pcs
crtnce they will nave to buy cheap Christmas pre-.
Slts. a. such articles have not been offered III tht
CITY before. e,..
O!.rrA FANS, WORKED GLOVES, JEwELRI. anc
PEEFCMERY BOXES.
Also. ihc best quality Of PERFCMEEY AUD TOILET
ARTICLES: and, In general, everything Kept I'D 9
lr.t.ciass hair Dressing Establishment, when
offer the very lowest prices, at 6l3 Broad street
between Sixth and Seventh.
DC ig-gw x. EERRAN NIlNl.
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MANCHEsTER NEWS.

(. h = ~ :
: MAYoR's CoURT.-In the absence of bis
Honor Mayor Chiles, who was indisposed,
Justice Hancock presided in this court yes.
terday, but nothing worthy of note trans
pired.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. - at the last regu.
lar meeting of Jackson Lodge, No. LAC, Of
Odd-FelloWs, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term: B. a. Piiler,
n. G.: Thomas N. ,Fenley, V. g.; q. II.
Beszley, secretary; E. Morrisette, treasu:
ren;sRsC. D. Farmer, chaplain. The aboye-
named officers will De installed next Friday
night. T t,
ACCIDENT FROM XFlREwoRKs.-Y Yesterday af-
ternoon about 2 O'Clock Walter, little son
of Colonel W. B. Woodbridge, while attempt
ing to light large fire-cracker, was very
painfully burnt about the face and hands by
its prematurely exploding.