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t.i By Paine, Cabell d Co.. Auctioneers. y r.
r ARGE AND. PEREMPTORY SALE.

ON WEDNESDAY,, June 18th, commencing at
half past O'Clock. we viii Sell TO close coloign-
mcnts. large and attractive assortment of FIR ESH
and SEASUNABLs COLDS, consisting or
STAPLE aud FANCY itRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES and BAI3fORALS, -
MEMS and Toys HATS, r.-.t ...
- ~ BOYS and MISSES STRAW hats,
~. STOCK GOODS IN variety,
gRAYKLLING-BkGs, HOSIERY .ri# 80
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, NOTIONS,
i'' CANTON MATING, &c. &C.
Sale positive and without reserve.
y PAINE, CABELL & CO., !
.ie12 Au 'tinners.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

II N. WALKER u CO., GENERAL IN
Ds SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA, representing the -.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, Of London aud Edin.
burgh .England-capital, 81 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincipt
natl Ohio-assets over 81 900 600:
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE tCOMPAr
NY. OF New York-assets over 100000:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, of LYnchburg, Va.-assets oVo
$500, 900:
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
BROOKLYN, n Y.-assets over 100000. .,.-.,..
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, of Brook
Ign. n. Y.-assets over s2,000,0o0. .~.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assetS over $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 S o..
O9O. Losses eQIitably adjusted and promptly paid
ut this agency. Applications solicited, and imme'
diate attention given thereto. oc 1t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or ,t,,a aG Of
"a. sONAL pROPERTY.-As ae an lsIs ii pabc:
Dr. Williams Games. shall %. Of the .sid
Wiiiiam Gsinss. on TuFsDA3 The iongis
June. 1878, The Following per ora. .N SEAR-
wis TtiREE MiLCH COWS anu w.
LlNGs ,,,ryyAM GAISFS
ie4.a Administrators Of MilissM ''S
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GALE OF A DESIRABLE PLACE.
- AS agent for Mrs. j. Thompson Brown; o. ~
Charlottesville. / offer Tor sale her SUMNER
RESIDENCE, in Allegheny county, Va dormeriy
owned by the late Edsard JSrdan on m lSe PINE mess
peake and OHIO railroad about four miles from tne
Iongdale Iron Company furnace, and immedla'ei!
upon simpsons creek and CowpaIture river. a
branch railroad from the furnace 10 he hesapeahe
anu Ohio railroad passes through the prop,
erly. The farm contains ynkEs HUN d2iisd9
AND FOsTY ACRES OF LAND, ,dviGed
into highlands, low-erounds, ard woodland
win fine orchard and garden on The inme rv n
com modious cellar and garret; has been recently
repaired and painted. and the enclosure renewed.
The out-huiidings, Including an ice-house are all IN
good order. =! -. 80, - a.,
There is u comfortable tenants house on the
premises err, cted within the last two ears, u De
used case the owner desires to lease the farm ana
retain the dwelling and curlilage as summer re-
sort. This place has unusual attractions owing to
It's sisHation and peaulfui surroundings. ana LIS
nearness to fiIie springs OF alum, chay beate anu
sulphur water. ChuIeh andmili within four nun
dred yaI ds. ,-n,r,,
je 1-2N4 ChariottesViHe va.
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AUCTION sALEs-Tbis nay.
By. w. b. Radcliffe. Auctioneer,
10 1903 Main street.

-
10 1903 Main street.
T WILL SELL AT AUCTION TO-DAY.
l. June 18th, at 10H O'Clock, the following arti:
Giles:
RACON-Hams, sides, and Shoulders; -
No. BllLh SHOULDERS, In boxes;
-bUTTrR,
SUGAR.
BROWN and TOILET SOAPS,
No. l NOHTH CAROLINA HERRIN6S,
LABRADOR HtRRIEGS,
Coz FISH,
No. I BAKE, In barrels:
~ti5TALL0W CANDLES,
.:t LARD. faS - aaa~ .
n. HINEGAR-wsrrantcd pure for picking;
- Fine and medium CIGARS,
GUNPO WIZ II and YOUNG HYsON TEAS,
=. Il BLACK PRPPE~, nSti. .tt.e-a' t.h.'f
~. i BLOCK AND TACKLE, &C.
100 t5 y ALSO, is, a..
an excellent YOUNG cow. with her first calf.
,..rs...r,r 10. -. W. b. kATCLiFFG.
ie IA Hr,s, r.#te Auciioneer.
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BY +. -. EachO,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Nc, 9 north Fourteenth street

At the request of the owrer Hand parties Int
rested. will sell. on The prom scs, ut public anc-
ZION. on tn URSDAi the 18th day OF June, 1879.
at ~ O'Clock NJ, uf fair; If no the first fair Day
lhrreaiter.) the ab ve valuable estate. embrac-
ing 60 acres of arabic land. ~ acres of when Is
now IN wheat, which is said TO be The finest gror
This season between III Valley and the Che apeake
bay. TO IL special attention Is CT led before ana on
Inc day OF sale. One hundred and sixty one acres,
two rCoos, and tweDty-one perches in oriRlnal
grow, h; tory-fnur acres, two roOds, and elgheen
Drrches In marsh land; and nine acres and nalf II,
We dds and marsh.
This land commences on the bluff at James river
near q ditch. running noTthwardly to the Charles
CITY isomeunes called Riycr) road, thence along
said road us II derS to red OAK thence SCUM.
wardIy TO Turkey Island CT. e6 thence al9ig salO
creek 10 James river, thence hon. said river 10 tne
beginning. Having 4 long river FROM, from when
any size vessel can be laued from the Dank IL also
has Il most excellent fishery. The IT arsh Is one Of
the best for hog raising on james river Inc I'm.
provements consist of Il conf table DIV ELLlN u
and all necessary oui-houses barns, &C., anu Is con-
sldpred ii,st.clasS farm. -
Possession viii be given to the land as crops are
secured and full possession 10 The entire farm on
the ii Of January. 1876. ..
TERMS: Uue-t0urth cash; the balance ut one
two aud three years six per cent interest addeu
in negotiable notes, secured by deed OF trust.
lie 10 H.. ID. tACHO, auc1oneer.
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Ffy&O BE READ BY LADIES ONLY
l. We are now ready TO offer the ladies OF Rich
mont superior UNDERW EAR Of our own maui
fac.ure ana guarantee the material used better, de-
signs prettier, aud
PRICES LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS.
Special attention Is called TO our @'
GLOVE-FITTING CORSET-CoVERs,
which lady's wardrobe IS incomplete without
Mrs BROOKS prrsides over the : AMPLE ROOMS
and will take great pleasure In showing goods. .
- IA BROOKE u CO.. 1114 Main street,
second floor second door seoye Dispatch office.
INV 3.3m
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By ". Goddin, t-
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
ING On THE WfST LINE OF StNErTH
STREET, OPPOSITr; TO THE CITY SPhINGS
FOR SALEs-Atths request Of the trustees, and OF
the executor, we offer sale the large aud adDtra-
bly, well built BRICK DWELLING. located as
above Of which the late Mrs Elizabeth L. Blair
died seized. The lot has front OF 81 feet and q
ueplh of 30 feet. The dwelling Is remarkably well
and substantially built, containing eleven rooms
all the partitions being brick, with brick ktchtn
iu the yard containing two rooms. he qnist loca-
ton OF this property the excellent ncfghborhood,
and its convenient distance from the Centre OF bu-
siuess renders really desirable resid nee for
large family. Price reasonable. Apply elmer 10
MIR r. ~ ADperson or 10 ". GODDlN,
tc ii ct -, Real Estate Agent.
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.- BY Grubbs & Williams, $50
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, -
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

By Grubbs & Williams, .-te...s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, y
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. Il.
A" SPLENDID BUILDING LOT ON
n FkAEKLIN STREET tFACING MONROE
SQUARE (BrTWEEE BELyiDEkE ANDP
SiREEIS, TO BE SOLD At AUCTION, UPON
TgE PREMlSr =, ON SATURDAY, JU Me 18TH,
At BO,CLOCK p, M.-1his lot adjoins the hand.
some residence OF r. c. Morton, Esq u froD1s 80
feet on franklin street. and runs back 100 feet TO
an alley twenty feet wide. =.
tfsonts opposite TO about she centre OF Monroe
Square, Is of The most desirable rs u Is one
of the few lots enjoying that most select location
now 10 be purchased. 80
The few re naming Park y lots of this charac-
ter are steadily going into the hands Of permanent
holders and Il Is doubtful II So choice a lot can
hereafter be obtained, certainly NOT at the present
TERN TERMS = 1t sale. GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
i.14 ~ = -, : ! ,.a.' suctioneers. =
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF a deed OF
L trust from William \: Berkeley dated the
10Th OF December. 1869, VIII, as SUBSTITUTED
trustee offer at public SAFE on Inc Hays gnn.at' on
King William county, va.. on IhH Eso 1iaot inc
24lh Of June, 1875, about noon. the following
iersouul prorer.y conveyed by said deed, or SO
much thereof as Is now eHfsttug-viz:
12 A1ULe $ and HORSES, t..a II
g.. ''t woke OF OXEN, go.
!. ..-.4,. 80 CATTLE. ~ LIS u $50
10 Mich COWS, .-n o.. u.
FARMING fMPL Ea,ENTs and UTENSILS, 3D.
- WAGONS, fl. - .-- .'"s.
CARTS, &C.. . ..r.': Hs -
TERMS Made known ut sale. 80. ..
i,D, - - POWELL HhRRIsON.
my 24.2.awtds Substituted Trustee.
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EIRsr:CLAsS sPLlNT LUMP At 50
I per % bushels; Anthracite. crate and stove
~ ard 81 20 per ton; QuinRImont and Gum
berland engine, SIS to $3.50 per ton; Clover
Hill and other Goals from S3 25 to S5 per load
Oak and Pine Wood ut lowest prices. Quantity and
quality warranted to equal any IN the city. Nine
teenth and Cary streets. =. Ii. fAGE.
NH 10
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
N WRIT ROBERTS,
dealer in FRANKLIN KED.ASH COAL: CUMi
BERLAND and QULSNlMONf for steam purr:.
poses WEST VIRGINIA SPLIST COAL; LIZ
HIGH LUMP and WHITE-ASH EGG and SIUVE
COAL. Also, OAK and PINE WOOD. Office re-
moved to the corner Of Seventeenth and cary
streets ap 12
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GROUND RENT OF
II FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER hNNUA,
PAYABLE QUARTERLY, FOX SaLE.-l attn au-
lhorized TO sell perfectly solid and secure annni
of $500 per annun,, payable quarterly, iree ni an
AT least 1000. III. buildings Insured forever
In the Mutual ASSURANCE Snc.eiy.
II will be sold for cash far such price as will
Weld perpetual Income Of s PER cent per annIIm.
Am,ly 70 W. GODDIN,
an I1-2t aucli0uecr.
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CUMBERLAND COAL.-Just received,
~ cargo of fr,shly-mincd GEORGES CREEK
CUMBERLAND COAL.
OUINNIMONT COAL-A constant supply for
sale in large lots at low prices. ANTHRACITE
COAL-tpg and stove sizes, d,ily expected.
JAMES RIVER SOFT COKE.
S. 2. LATHROP,
Seventeenth street at draWDrlOge.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE We :-
Il offer for sale. or for exchange for a tanta III
and Richmond Air-I.iue or hesapeake and ONO
on Eighth street beyond Leigh, now renting al
S4DO q year. WILLIAMS < GlBSO>,
Real Estate and Stock Brokers.
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The Kelley W otor.-what is Claimed
- for It..

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS OF vAPoR TO THE
SQUARE IScH-How THE INVENTION Is RE-
CARRIED BY ENGISEERS-AIR AND WATER HAIR
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4 FULL LINE OF FRENCH, ENG.
"A fish. and American perfumery, toilet articles,
soaps, combs, hair and r0Othb ushes. Also. choice
lot Of imported and domestic cigars, for s9le by
CT. NORTON, Druggist,
corner Fourteenth and franklin streets,
opposite Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
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xXTANTED. y good HOUSE SERVANT.
w Apply at No. Q west franklin street; :. !,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-20

the party making the reply. II does not appear
that the quotations were given to Mr.. Moulton to
The Judge1i think it would be desirable to In.
terrogate the witness on the subject.
ter is not evidence at present.
The Judge express a wish 10 hear the wit
ness statement In regard to the matter.
The witness was then IntsrrOgated in regard to
the letter. he SAID that the passages were quoted
was re reply to the letter Of Mr. Bescher OF August
4. The letter was drawn up by Mr.. Tilton and
The JUDGE think the letter may 60 IN now.
BEEcHER RRBUKEs AoULToN AND WANTS HIS
PAPERS.
Counsel read the letter as below
. BROOKLYN, August l. 1874
sin-Your letter. bearing date August T. 1874 is thi,
asonishment that you refused me permission even to
Sd :on and
at e DOR ne refusal Of
friendship ana IN the unaues tioning confidence with
Hl4ssa yoS5 S.nas '- sS Keeping ysrIsa:
and oher parties Also Of ss
not Immediately connected with Mr. Tiltons matters.
relating 70 my own self as riend would write
to BE- held o % pare os S s sa y HANDS
fhss We're held Tor 90 not Wish them 10 ODE 6e
hass IN TIC pannsr sfsssFy"s assamsSts Fhey
to n yo e % only friendly e
papers subject TO my wishes.
USED letters and fragments Of letters be
hey ss
thing has been left out and what put in
You refuse demand for these the various
pleas that II speak the truth in statement do not
need them that II make successful use Of them IL will
be an injury Mr.. Tton, and that you, friend of
both parties bound not to aid either in any that
shall nIure the other.
But do not desire to inure any one, but to repe an
and copied have been hawked for sale in New York
newspaper Offices what pnrport to be my confidential
slsh Of the originals Of Of which you are only
trustee, that defend myself refuse, because
you are the friend of both partiesl
MIR. TOa has access to your depository for materials
them TO defend myself
do not ask you e place before the committee any
demand that forthwith pase before the committee
every paper which have written or deposited with
YOU Yours truly, Fl. W. BEECHER.
TILToN's ACCOUNT WITH WOODRUFF Il ROBINSON.
A copy OF a bank account between Tton and
woodruff Robinson was here handed in oy coun.
sci iOr defendant 1t commemorate January, 1871.
Being handed TO che witness he said " was COPY
OF the account of his hrm with Theodore Tilton;
he believed 1t was correct; their accountant made
h.
The paper was put IN evidence, ana Mr.. Hill, OF
counsel Tor the defendant read it, as follows:-
Theodore Tilton in account with Woodruff 4 Robin
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND AND CoALriRLD RAILROAD Cow
rANY.-A bill "to amend and rCenact an act
passed April 16, 1870, to Incorporate the
Richmond and CoalGeld Railroad Company" )"
is now pending In the Senate. 1t proposes
that Franklin Stearns, S. Brooks, III. e..
Cabell, w. 2. BurweIl, G. G. McRae. j. H.
Jewett, A. G. PulIiam. Martin CongelI,
Joseph Walker, and W. II. Gwatbmey shall
be created a corporation by the name Of the
Richmond and Coalfield Railroad Company
for the purpose ofconstructing railroad from
Richmond to any portion of the coal-felds in
the counties of Powhatan and Chest erfield.
The company may commence at any point
or points between the termini of the same.
1t desires to have authority to connect
with the Soutbside, Danville, and Rich
mond and Petersburg railroads, and any
other railroad hereafter to be constructed
and terminating in or passing through Rich
mond: Provided, That the southern termi-
nus of said railroad shall be north of the
Clover Hill railroad, and its gauge not ex.
ceeding three feet. The capital stock is to be
not less than $4,000 nor more than $500, 900,
divided into shares of 800 each.
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CIRCrIT CoURT-Judge Rei&9er pre-.
siGing.-This court was engaged yesterday
in the trial of causes on the civil docket.
MAYORS COURT.-The following business
was transacted in this court yesterday:
George Browder. charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined 81.
Thomas BrowdeF, chargad With interter-
ing with a policeman 10 the discharge of his
duty, was fined $50.
]. c. Fleming, charged With stealing about
Sc in currency from the nloney-till Of j. G..
Smith, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
The FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE have changed
their headquarters 10 the old Town Hall,
where meetings will be held in future.
ANOTHER FREE BRlpGE.-Two gentlemen
who reside on Twelfth street, and who OH
account Of the deep cut in the old railroad,
now called Stockton street, are cut of from
all communication with the city except by a
very circuitous route, which is hardly pas:a-
ole in winter. applied 10 the City Council to
build 4 bridge across said cut or to improve
it in some way so as to make it passable
That august body saw fit TO deny the appli'
cation, and the gentlemen have erected at
their own expense very handsome foot
bridge over the cut. II is said that there is
Il joint stock company being formed to build
another one across gully on Porter street
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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PROTEST AGAINST THE UNITED STATES
TOBACCO. TAXA meeting of the Richmond
Tobacco Association was held yesterday,
Vice. President James A. Scott in the chair,
and Mr. Peyton Wise secretary.
Mr.. l.. Fl. Frayser presented preamble
and resolutions protesting against any in
crease on manufactured tobacco, and that
such increase would be injurious alike to the
trade and the Government, as we'll as the
planting interests. The resolutions also get
forth that by reference to the report OF the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue it will
be seen that under forty (and siSteen) cent
tax less than twenty million dollars were
realized from this source; that tax of thlr-
ty-two (and siXteen) cents yielded in round
numbers thirty-three million dollars, and
that 4 uniform tax Of twenty cents gave
thirty.four million dollars, thus showing
that diminution of tax has actually en-
hanced the receipts Of the Government.
A copy of the preamble and resolutions
was directed to he sent to our senators and
members Of the House of Representatives in
Congress. ..
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The VANGUARD OF FREEDOM. The follow.
ing officers of the United Order of the Van:
guard of Freedom haze been elected. They
will be installed on the first Wednesday in
March by the District Deputy Grand Mas.
ter trhomas r. Johnsop):
Soloanon's Dioision, No. 18.-W. H. Wise,
P. w. c.; Emeina Xix, w. c.; Harriet
Thomas. Sr. c.; Sarah Thompson, Jr.'C
Rachel Reed, R. s.; Mary Jones, T.; Annie
Lewis. F.S. .a. '' L'. 1859
Faithful Diuision, No. pa. Allen, P.
c.; James Parshe, w. e.; Ed. Hunter, Sr.
C.; William Anderson, Jr. c.; Robert Bald
Ing. T.; T. r. johnson, e. S. David Broadus,
F.S. .m,.
Joshua Diciston, No. 27.--Emma Basper,
P. w. c.; Martha Page (Sr.), w. c.; Char
lotte Frayser, Sr. c.; Martha Page Orr, Jr.
G.; Martha A. Page, T.; Mary E. Green, B.
s.; L. Thompson, +. S. ,... a.-. ..s. ....l.
Lone Star Diuisioa. No. 25.-Matida
Trent, P. G.; William Barly, w. c.; Jane
Haskin, Sr. c.; William Lartum, Jr. c.; R.
Smith, R. S.; S. Carter, F. S.; Julia John.
son, T. ,.. 81. l..s.,.s
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DELAWARE BRsAEwA1xR, February II
The southwest wind Of this morning car
ried the isP out to sea, and took mally YES.
ssels with it,. Part OF these returned this
jafternoon without difficulty. The BARI
'Gienfuegos, from Hpana for Pbiladel, ,pbs,
dad her boss ports stove by the ice, and s.nk
in twenty minutes IN fiSe fathoms of Watsr.
The crew were saved. She lies about tSqu
mites south or Henlepen, with her lowe.
yards just under water f, Il
The steamers, .WiIliamsport, Rattles make,
Achilles, Centspede, Wyoming, Allt ,nce,
and Relief, ard tugs Charles Lawre nee,
Bruce, and Cynthia .are.here. ,G !.
The wind has, hauieos to,wesssouthw, 'st.
NE#s LoNDoN;, sosx., February 17.-Ba ct.
letts Reef lightship. was driYsy from b. er
moorings to-day sTy theies. She was picke
up by the Government steamer M;stietoe ant l
towed iD here. N1, vr'l r..5 - z, L iii ~
The Stratford lshtship is-ashose On Long
Island. ..s......... .n.:.t ....
The propeller WoodwarHy. ;. of New York,
which had been drifting IN the ise in the
middle Of ,he Sound seyeraS days, sank last
night. The crew probably persisted. The
pilot.house with part Of her deck was toWed
In here to-day.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

Lospos. February 17.-John Mitchell de-
clares he will run again for Parliane mt IN
the County Tippeary if his election is an.
nuled. Should he be defeated then he will
con,inue the contest at any place where
parliamentary election is to be held. He is
most enthusiastically received By the people
General Wolsley is to be sent to the col Jny
of Nata, to re0rganize the defensive sy, stem
and regulate affairs with the natives.
The captain and thirteen membe IS of the
Grow Of The abandoned ship Sydn ey Dacres,
who were missing, have arrived. at Valentia'
France.
PARIS, February 17.-Le Pays, In an arti.
Gle on the graduation OF '.he Prince Impe
rial, says: : From to'.day the Prince viii
wholly devote himsel TO the direction OF tut
imperialism policy;
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WEST VIRGINIA.
The Capital Bill not to be Vetoed-The
Senatorial Deadlock Ended-Eiec.
ton of Hon. Allen T. Caperton.

HUNTINGTON, February 1.-THE Governor
has agreed not to veto the bill removing the
capitaI, and in five days it will become law.
On the adjournment of the Legislature the
Governor will proceed to Wheeling to
make arrangements for the removal OF the
capital. .-,o,. B..
On the joint ballot in the Legislature TO-
dsy for United States Senator Hon. Allen L.
Caperton received So votes, Judge Moore Is,
and Price 10. Members then began chang
ing their votes, and when the result OF the
ballot was announced the vote stood: >Caper-
ton, 6s; Berkshire, 14-the Republicans
voting for Berkshire. i..,,
Caperton's election will be great help IN
pacifying the Charlestonians for the loss OF
the caDital. = - ---
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GRAND UNITED ORDER OF TRUE REBORN.
ERs.-Tbls (coioreO Order is making pro.
gre:s in the State. Twelve new Fountains
will be instituted at Alexandria, Fairfax,
Arlington, Winchester, Clifton. and other
places in the State, by DR.. William |. Points,
Mjor James 7. Divine, GENERAL George w.
McL1in, and other members of the Order.
The Order is incorporated by the Legislature
Of Kentucky, and IS said 10 have Elrger
membership than any other colorea Order in
the South.
The objects Of the Order are to rescue the
fallen, administer to the sick, and bury the
dead members Of the Order. Rev. Samuel
Pearce and Mr.. W. H. l.. Combs, OF this city,
are the State deputies for Tidewaler Virginia,
to whom applications for charters have 10 be
made,
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The Scott Jarrett Railroad Nar.

BALTIMORE, February lit is stated that
orders have been issued to the employees IN
New York of the Pennsylvania Central rail-
road to receive no freight and issue no TICK
cts for points on the Baltimore and ONO
road nor to honor through tickets issued
by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
NEx YORK, February 1.-THE Baltimans
and Ohio railroad to-day reduced its fareste'
western points as follows: Chicago, Sl6c.G;
St. Louis, S2l.25: Cincinnati, slG.25,; Louis
Vile. SlS25. This is a reduction OF Eaeg
fifteen to twenty-five per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-18

THE TOBACCO QUESTION IN THE SENATE
The Finance Committee Of the Senate yes
terday amended Mr.. Ragiaud's tobacco in-
spection bill in several .unimportant particu-
lars. The discussion Oh the bill was confined
almost entirely TO the 10Th section of the
bill corresponding with seth section of
the Code. Several amendments were pro-
posed to that. The one pending when the
committee arose was a substitute offered by
Judge Thomas to an amendment offered by
Mr. Kirkpatrick. Judge Thomas's amend
mpnt is, in substance, to permit tobacco
once inspected to DE exported without un-
dergoing reiuSpection. That is, tobacco once
sold upon The warehouse floors by State
inspector, the owner or reprizer may export
by branding it Virginia tobacco-unin-
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