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LOCAL MATTERS.

Rrr,c1ors SERVICES To-MoRRow.-The
ns,,aI services will take place at the city
churches tomorrow except where special
sDpointmcnts are announced, as follows:
First Presbyterian.-C Communion services
and preaching by the pastor at ii a: NJ.
Preaching by Rev. L. c. Wines, u. D., LII.
d.. at . Z. NJ.
Grace Street PreSbyterian.-Preaching by
Thomas f. Peck, ID. D., OF Union THEOLOGY
cal Seminary, at II A. NJ.
Eba Park Methodist Episcopal, 92S west
Marshall street.-Presching at T. NJ. by
Rev. J. p. Otis. Subject: " Crumbled Me-
morialS."
Trinity 3fethodist.-Scrvices by the pastor
at II 4. N. Subject "Burning Hearts,"
Subject at Il 2. NJ. =" kindling Fire."
Union Station. - Bishop Doggett will
preach at IL O'Clock a. NJ. The pastor at
night.
Sidney Baptist Church. Preaching by the
pastor al IL a. NJ. The Rev. n. W. Wilson
will deliver the annual address before the
Young Mems Missionary Society at half-past
o'clock 7. NJ.
Leiah- Street Baptist.-Rev. J. Z. Tyler, of
the Scventh-Strcct Christian church, will
preach the anniversary sermon before the
Missionary Society of Leigh-S:rcet Baptist
church at $50 Z. NJ. -
SesenN,- Street Christian Church.--Prcach-
ing at IL A. ". by Rev. J. Il. Tyler, and at
= =. NJ. by Rev. J. r. Garlick.
Manchester Presbyterian Church.-Rev.
Samuel b. Campbell will preach at ii a. NJ.
and - u. N.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY--Justice j. j.
White presiding.- VILLAIN Mccormick,
charged with unlawfuily assau!ting and
threatening to kill Daniel Donahoe. Case
dismissed on payment OF costs.
The case of Samuel Abrams and John Col
lins, Charged with unaWfully assauting and
striking James +. Harding with piece of
board, the complainant being absent, was
again continued until to day.
Mary Davis, charged with stealing one
pocket. book, containing 1918 in United
States currency, from the person Of John
Maro, was discharged.
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CHILD BADLY BURNED.-About lalf-past 10
o'clock Yesterday morning child, aged
about three years, son of Mr.. Bevans Jones.
who resides at the corner Of Smith and
Leigh streets, was severely burned by his
clothing catching from some straws with
which he was playing in the fire. His
clothes were burned entirely of. His bro.
ther, in whose charge he had been given
while his mother went out on business, left
him in the room by himself until he could 60
after bucket of water, On returning, he
found his c,o'hing all ablaze and was too en-
cited TO render any material assistance, and
it was not until tue Deighbors had been
alarmed ty the cries that the little sufferer
was rescued. 1t is thought he will not re-
cover.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK.
At meeting of the stockholders of the
Merchants aad Planters Savings Bank, held
at their Office yesterday, the president SUBJ
mltted mis- annual report, which showed the
bank TO be in a fourishing condition. Alter
declaring semi,annual dividend of four per
cent. a considerable increase was added TO
the surplus fund, Tne following directors
were elected for the year: j. II. Montague,
x. j. Archer, John Booker, Oscar cranz, j.
Fl. Ellerson, George Gibson, W. u. Gibson,
w. II. HaxaIl, II. T. johnson, w. q. Miller,
N. w. Nelson, w. G. Paine, George S. Pal
mer, j. C. Shafer, W. ID. Tompkins, T. J.
Wright, and N. NJ. Wilson.
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EaEiand.

LosD ON, January l5.--A strike is IN pro
gress among the coiliers ct Dean; Forest
Gloueestersbire, and the strikers haye be-
come riotous. Messengers have arrived al
Falmouth asking that the military be sent t
queli the Disturbances.
!. The entire crew ei The ship City Of Lon
don, ashore 90 tCarnsore Point, bave heer
saved. An effort to land her cargo will bs
made IL the weather mpderatfs.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.--Mount Oliyet Di-
vision, No. 15l, Sons of Temperance, have
elected the following officers for the present
term: W. F., w. L. Thorp; W. a., A. b.
Bllckhurn; r. S., j. B. Ladd; A. Il. s., }.
NJ. Blount; F. s., II. l.. Carter; T., I. n.
Dicken; c., j. B. Blair; A. c., y. Z. Dick
en-; Ch., S. A. Thorp; |. s., S. l.. Evans;
0. s, 5. f. Ladd, Jr.; 2. W. p, j. y. Ladd.
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Florida Legislature.

--.TALLAHAssEE, January 1j.-The Senate or.
ganized today. A. L. McCaskil (Democrat)
was nominated by the Republicans, and
elected President Of the Senate on the first
ballot by vote of 81 to l.. This action is
the result OF coalition of the liberal ele.
ments of both parties.
Last night, at midnight, a Republican COM
mittee waited on Governor Stearns, and de-
manded that be should go into the Senate
and oryauize that body as Leuten in,.Gov.
ernor, which he refused TO do.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Post OFFICE JANUARY 10, 1870
MIR. Robert Dill, No. 81 Broad street, be-
tween Foushee aud Adams streets, city; \.
care Dispatch Office; Mr.. William Datron,
Main street between Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets; one with no address.
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INSTALLATION OF OFFlcERs.--The following
officers OF Jamestown Tribe, |. y. K. A.,
have been Installed for the ensuing term OF
six months: j. j. Lark, sachem; d. Il. Pat
ter<on, senior sycamore; Ed. Grace, junior
sycamore; w. B. Smith, chief OF records; !;
Henry Austin, keeper of wampum.
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MAN SHOT AT.-Yesterday morning about
6 O'clock, while Mr. James Thompson, who
is employed as fireman on the RIcnmond and
Danvile railroad. was on his way to the
company's shops, in Manchester, and just as
he reached the free bridge, was fired upon
by white man, the bail entering his hat.
Mr.. Thompson returned the fire, when the
man ran under the bridge and made his
escape, and has not since been heard OF.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
xLIII. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES session.
WAsHrseToE, January l5, 1876.
SEN Ate

A@ VXSUsEASSS-tScCVhs0 BeoSxOBs
WAsHrseTos, January l5, 1876.
~. ~; SENATE.
!! In the Senate to-day the, fortiHcstion ap
priation bill was reported. and notice given
that 1t would soon be called up.
The House bill restoring TO the pension.
rolls those persons whose nameswere striek
en- therelf0m in consf quence Of disloyalty
was recommitted to the Committee on Pen.
sioos.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
BIZ. SHERMAN said there were several sena.
'ors on each side who desired to speak on the
Louisiana question, and he hoped 1t would
be; understood that the Senate would NEE,
tomorrow for the purpose Of concluding this
debate. ~ ~. >.7,if III 3tf91 r1a 80
I, The unfinished business-Mr. scaURz's re.
solution instrucling the Judiciary Commit.
tee to inquire what legislation was necessary
to secure the rights of seIf.government in
Eouisiana--was taken up.
Mr.. TIproN concluded his argument com
meneed yesterday, and was followed by MIR.
FRELlNGHUYsEN, who made O speech Oh the
general condition of the South viewed from
Radical standpoint, f.voring Kellogg and
JustifyfDg military interference.
The Senate had session tonight, but ad.
Journedfor want of a quorum.
Mr. SAULsBURY has The floor for tenor.
TOW.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
This was priyate-bill day in the House,
but very few bills were passed. Among
them was one to pay the claim of contractors
for work at the Norfolk Dayy-yard in 1860
a long debate was bad over bill to pay to
the officers and crews of the steamships
Wyoming and Takiang $125,0OO as bounty
or gratuity for the destruction of japanese
War.VeSseis and the bombardment of ia.
panese forts at Simonoseki some few years
ago. The bill was final Iy rejected.
Mr.. G. F. HoAR, of Massachusetts, chair.
man of the select Committee on Southern
States, presented the report of the sub com.
mittee, which was ordered to be printed, but
was not read. He stated that the full com:
mlttee would start for Louisiana forthwith
The question Of the habeas corpus pro,
ceedings in the case Of Irwin, the recusant
witness, was again present, the judge having
refused to consider the report of the ser
geant-at.arms unless he produced Irwin il
court. After an exciting debate the House
virtually reversed its action of yesterday
and directed the sergeant-at-arms to pro
duce Irwin In court. This w as victory fo
the Democratic side OF the chamber, the res
olution having been offered by Mr.. Beck, o
Kentucky, aud adopted instead of the on
reported from the Committee OF Ways Ent
Means. "t 's
Adjourned till Monday.
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The UNIVERSITY uF VIRGINIA. The House
Committee on Schools and Colleges yester-
day reported bill allowing the Institution
to consolidate its debt and issue bonds-no
more than S95, ,000-either coupon or regis
tered, payable at the expiration OF thirty
years, bearing interest not exceeding eight
nor c,.nI
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Arrest OF RureiarS,


: - Especial telegram 70 The DIspatch.J
PORTSMOUTH, Va, January 15.-Two noted
negro burglars-Sam Skinner and Isaac
E'heridge-were captured at Indian creek,
Norfolk county, by Sheriff Lesner to-day
They went through" the establishment Of
Edison Brothers, at Great Bridge, on Thurs
day night. a~@ II
Clear, but freezing, tonight.
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CoMMuTATIoS OF DULL's SENTENCE ASKED.
A petition asking the Governor to commute
the sentence oi Dull fron three years In the
penItentiary 10 twelve months 10 the city
Jail is being circulated, and has received the
signatures OF large number Of io1uentlal
nifjyppS
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, January 15.-Moul,on con-
tinued his testimony m-lhe Bsecher-Tilton
case to-day.
A sale of the effects OF the late Republic
newspaper, by virtue of several execu.
tions in the marsbaPS hands, took place to.
day
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REPORT OF TIE SECRETARY OF TIE STATE
GRANGE.

REPORT OF TIE SECRETARY OF TIE STATE
GRANGE.
The report of Mr.. NJ. w. Hazlewood, Sec
retary OF the State Grange, shows an IN
crease in this young and popular Order with
out parallel in this State. There are now
453 Subordinate Oranges 10 Virginia (wlth
over $4,000 members) as against Is twelve
months ago-an increase of 435 Oranges
during the gear.
A large amount of labor was devolyed on
the secretary by this great prosperity of the
Patrons of HusbaIdry, aud the very efficient
manner in which he discharged his official
duties was duly recognized by his reeiec-
tion,
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Obituary..

ATLANTA, GA, January 15.-Hon. Garnett
NJ. C., Milan, member OF Congress elect, and
q. E. Goode, prominnt citizen of Georgia,
or g. d.ad
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REWARD OFFEREp.-The Governor yester-
day offered u reward of 500 for the appre-
bensiou of John w. Gillian, who, in an un-
provoked assault, murdered Hiram Boyd, In
Patrick county, on the 17th day OF last Au'
gust.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMEETs.--The Con-
seryatlve members of the General Assembly
met in the hall of the House of Delegates
last night and discussed Il number OF pro-
posed amendments TO the Constitution.
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l. OK RENT. 4 DWELLING ON Ga
Ninth street. French Garden Elm, No. IS::V
~. h"fil oi Lcish, containing six Ioonis. Win
"a .'l va q Kitchen uud all ctssary out-biiid-
-. The property Is In good repair. apply at
~. I3I Ninth street, or 10
M!is. l.. PEiRONSET,
y !2-rtdir 40. 100 west JACK son street.
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CnwARDIN s. ELLYSON.
,sr or LETTERS.

,r LETTERS REMAINING In
! or i.,,,,n>n i,n rOsT-0FFICE JANU-
g. 1873. ,.,.,r. IN this list will please
ms @" Il n"i ce; for ,"c In fGpr IN WssSs TssSs
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Tne New YorkI sena,orsi,ip.

ALBANY, January 6.-Tbe Democratic
mem pers of the Legislature, in caucus TO-
night, nominated Hon. Francis Herman, OF
Utica, as their candidate for United States
senator.
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1T MUST BE GOOD, for everybody recommends "
and tue doctors prescribe IL We mean DE- BULL
CoUGH-sYRUP. Price, 90 cents.
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AVOID RHEUMATIsM.-To avoid rheumatism buy
the medicated red hannel shirts aud drawers from
e. B. SPENCE q SoN. = =
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PATRONS OF. HUsBAxDRY.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
MorninS Session.

b {. f.
The constitution adopted by the Grange
Thursday night having 10 some extent altered
the duties Of officers, and they having been
elected one year ago for too gears, in order
to leave the Grange untrammeled all the
permanent officers resigned, and the Grange
went into: the election of officers with the fol-
lowing result: Master, Colonel j. w. White
Of Charlotte county; Oyerseer, Thomas T.
Tredway, Of Prince Edward; Lecturer, j.
w. Norton Of Charlotte Steward, Gene
raj William McComb, of Louisa Assistant
Steward, j. B. Dnnp, of Washington county;
Chaplain, Rev. John c. Blackwell. D. D., OF
Buckingham Treasurer, W. B. Westbrook,
Of Petersburg; Secretary, NJ. w. HaZle.
wood, of Henrico; Gatekeeper, Martin B..
Hancock, of Charlotte; Ceres, Mrs. Thomas
Horner = Flora, Mrs. j. w. Lewelleu = Po-
mona, Mrs. NJ. w. Hazlewood = Lady AS
sistant Steward, Mrs. T. o. Graves
*Re-elected.
Before concluding the election of officers
the Grange took recess until O'Clock.
Afternoon Session.
At this session the Grange proceeded to
fix the salaries of the several officers of the
body. Much time was consumed in this
proceeding, but they were finally placed at
the following figures:
Masler: $500 per year and expenses.
Lecturer: % per diem and six cents per
mile travelled in the performance of his
! duty.
Treasurer: $500 per year and expenses.
Secretary: 81 900 per year.
Erecutire Committee: Chairman, $500
per annun; the other members, $500.
This concluded all the amendments to the
constitution which had been presented for
! consideration, and the question then recurr-
| ingon its acceptance as whole, it was unanl.
| nlouslv adopted.
Under the constitution thus adopted it
became necessary TO elect general agent, TO
WHOM much Of the mercantile interests OF
| the members OF the Order throughout the
State was entrusted. The Grange then pro-
ceeded to Gil that office, and the choice fell
upon Mr.. j. G. Featherston, of Campbell
county. The headquarters Of this officer will
lie in this city. with agents appointed
Ithrougtout tue State. with whom the Office
| here will be in constant correspondence, and
] in close intercourse and communication.
| The Grange then went into the election OF
members of the Executive Committee, with
the following result: First year, l.. K. Rag
land, of Halifax county. Second year. A.
| NJ. Moore, Of Charlotte county. Third year,
r. V. Gaines. OF Charlotte county. Fourth
year, 4. B. Lightner, of Augusta county.
IMr. Lewis E. Harvie was nominated and
voted for, but stated before the vote was
taken that he could not serye.]
This and other matters, reports of special
committees, &C., occupied The time of the
Grange until O'Clock, at which time it took
recess for an hour. ~
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The ELMwooD COLLAR, with all the edges folded,
will ft better aud wear longer than any other.
Prove this by trying.
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Wreck or u steamer.

PORTLAND, january l5.-The steamer
Georgia is total wreck. No lives lost. ihe
steamer was valued ut $l0O, 900.
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GENTi.EMEN'S LIST.
r'atR S%efk.
.,.n K!.NT. a, low rates 10 immedi- 6:

I'.H Ri.NI. a. low rates 10 immedi- G5a
/ ,,'r..r.-. LII
i...rn. 80. II north Fifth street, six roonS.
+ h Np. -" 'Nr> clay s'ic I. six rooms.
{. h., hr. SZ2 west Marshall street, four
Il ...i. rary near La,lr / street, six rooms.
!. .{.a. I'II, .tlIt , Tina Streets. >lN rooms.
f.n4r. 80 2f6 south ~ccond sl"ct. SIN looms.
irANH. %u. west Canal street. IN rooms.
D.. NE. 80. 1905 uUIT Chesapeake ana ONO
, r.la shops. four rooms.
j, IHuMrSrN BROWN. Agent,
+. tt-3' lll5 Sain street.
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Evening Session.

The subjects of fertilizers and banking
occupied the attention Of the Grange
throughout the entire evening, and the hour
for adjournment arrived before any conclu-
sion was reached or definite action taken on
either subject.
The Grange will meet again at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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StOk RENT, HOUSE No. llG east e.
n lHu.hlln. between Firsi and SccDnd streets, 81
a.. r"-!'."nce oI the late joseph Jackson apply
On He irtn.is,>. JAN. fl.ILa JACKSON,
Xccu'rlx OF Joseph Jackson, C,ceased-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. NJ. horses, dray,
&C., at Turner's stable, Franklin street.
e. D. EACHO, ~ NJ, bankrupt's sale Of manufac-
tured tobacco, leaf tobacco, licorice, sugar, to-
g.. bacco-macbinery, &c.
W. K. SMITH, 10 A. NJ, ut No. 6l5 Broad street,
dress goods, rare shells, &c.
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Lest, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

RICHMOND. December g. 1874.
T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT /
i shall apply for renewal of CERTIFICATE No.
1Os OF VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL
ROAD. for i90.9S. Issued IN 1867, said certificate
having been misuid orlost.
de l2-s2n* W. II. UANA
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WANTED, BOARDERS to occupy e:
w front room on secnni floor in a private f; N.
lily, with or without furniture. H. use las all ID ~.
ern conyenicnces. Terms reasonable. Adde'S
Il. II ie x OtS
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TOB PRINTING.

Send your orders for printing 70 .DlsRATcB
II you wish 20 nave tnsn
nromptly .neatiy, and cnsapiy execGutd % 10
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TER WEATHER To.DAY.-From our ~.
ports his morning The probabilities are thot
the ,reuthcr today ,osH be clear and partly
CI0,23J
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, COLD WRATHER.-To keep WARM during this cold
sp ell buy heavy merino undershIrt from e. B.
SPENCE d SOS.
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I.JK RENT, TWO.STORI SrUC- O.;
4 com Bniuk DWELLING. No. 3 E.1
lrG'Ul street, between Byrd ana Arch, with seven
us, I-tlt rnpius and The III dem improvements.
: ..&EGE FRAME DWELLING. In good re-
lar with four acres Of land attached, about
TvtrEcr Of Il mlr ttSl OF The city. .
D.. desirable FARM o: twenty-five acres, win
g. ..itr'atlc Improvements. ABOUT one mile north
q 'hrci'y. Apply 10 klCllARDsON & Co..
f.. !J-4t lil3 Main street.
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Catholic church Burned.

WHEELING, w. Va, January 15.-Tke
German Catholic church In this city was
burned to-day. Loss, S20,0 600.
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OvERcoATs-E. B. SPENCE 8 SON.
e. B. SPENCE. &SoE-Overcoats.
Overcoats-E. Z. FENCE & SON.
!; L. B. SPENCE & soN-Overcoats.
PEN br oke shirts-F. B. SPENCE q Son.
e. B. SPENCE & SoN-Pembroke shirts.
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kruH EENr, Il NICE FARM of TWEEN
L II :G.ik> or more. wish rye dwelling, sta
i.'. &C. "'.c and II htlf miles Of tich.nobd; o. Il
i"r9, c,shic man would bc employer Ia work The
Is..". s.. Apply tU j. l.. nPrEkSON,
E. a.ttt Irl Esf,l,c Agent.
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E'DR kENT.-We have i've Of the 9s"a
4 Etcy:i OFFICES In the city, suitable forEa.A
I,v..r-. ,vc.. corner Of Mam and Tenth streets.
f. ,ra,"l"rate, ana possession given 1T once En-
tt..ry 10 them is excellent. Apply 10
uI53t LN NJ L BROTHFR.
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{ CHEAP RENT. in Il handsome dwell 81.
\ grg centrally l,catrd tuo children In the 81
J. .u. FfE: RDOsi~ a. iACrut >lurc-ru. l!i,. coal
! .., t,.,h an0 clusc' for i:25 month.
y ROOMS, &c. $50.
l. 81. .i;i. T. i.DDNi~ IL g"T:Scmcn, st.
>..,ui-' + onS and stable II waited. Refer
{. =. cNclu gcd. AiGrc>s EtTA, Eichm"nd post
{. ., ia l6-ltt
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Eok kENT, TIL r. kICHMONDE-
itcl>f. corner OF Governor and koSsl lxR
S'"eE. App! al The law Office Of
LOGAN & BRAkSFOED,
Jd .-itN 1Il9 liam street.
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IOR REST. the dc>iIabiy-Iocatcds sSs
i HllCh DWhLLiNG NJ. 3Iz north hi
"".'' III, a. between i;rnqd and Marshall streets,
''' 's"faE eleven rooms: kitchen, ac., AL modern
~. ".i""'rLc!t., Possession on or before February
-. !; u, Moderate. Appiyt to
j. 10, LYME & BROTHER.
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f,uE Rent, THE UPPER PARTG S.
L 81 iiOi'Sc No. 903, on Broad between 81
-,a e. and Tenth stIecls.
WILLIAM +. GRAY,
IL l..Z;* 1913 Main or 81 5 Leigh street
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HusTINGs CoURT.-Tbe Hastings Court
was engaged yesterday and will be engaged
to-day in the transaction OF civil business.
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INDR RENT, BRICK RE>!DENCEEys
L .v.,ri.v.treri between second and Third LII
,.... .lutn. siX rooms in perfect order. Necessary
...-rs. his residence Is desirable, and Will DC
l,ai.d EuS 10 Il good tcraut.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & 70,
/. rG1i So. Ir. tn Sir" cl tDaSrlncul.
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Aitl>urond 1ispattk.
SATURDAY. ...JANUARY 16, 1876.

m- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Il LANCER THAN THE CONFIRMED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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EXECUTORS, NOTICES.
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SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST

Having positively resolved to pay my whole at. 7.
tentlon to the manu- 'acture OF HUhAN-ilAlh
GOODS, { will sell my entire stock OF FANCi
GOQpS, JEWnLKf, LACEs, and SOt1oNs' a.
&C EAS;RaStSEn', is the cheapest place 10 buy HU-
XAE.HAIk GOODS and tohave WORE done salts
faction guaranteed IN all transactions.
iA> avn T.. L. GRANGER,
Ia 7-Th,S ,Tulm a. 627 br0ad sitee'.
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E'uE hfNr. AN kNCELLENTG -
4 T'Rn. No. l3 Governor street, suitable hl.A
Iul .!, kind Of hi,im,ss. Apply ~
ALtNAkDtf. Wf RST, COnfeCtoner.
e,rntr ol Broad and Third streets, No. 225.
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KEEP WARM this cold spell by buying your. over
coats and clothing from E. B. SPENCE q SoN.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS RE

1T OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
,,,l%I<E IN TIE MANCHESTER POST
-, r. iA\UARl l6, 1879. Persons calling
..,g- ~ lhj> isl viii pleas" say Advertised. !,
.,a :or In one month they Will he sent To HE
Il rr-.r NnIrt. IN Washington. ID. I.
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IOhN RENT, THE TWO-STORY-m ~
i A\D-BASEMEST BRICK DWELLlSG-3.GA
- 81 No. G2l, crrtdiuiug seven rooms; and
~ 5"I wt! three rooms, Icath street, beyond
4,r.iH recently i'll the occupancy Of ar john OF.
-" "E'i"tiy haa just teen | thoroughly re1aired
81: ir.i:!cs aid Is noy In perfcc, order Apply 10
SAmutL SlNTON.
j. l2-"pdZw No lll9 Main street.