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ADJUSTMENTS.

AM I GEM In =.
CKNTEENIAL SooIaBLEs
fENssYLvAEI. kkPEBLIoAs AssOCIA-
On TUESDAY Ne,ttJss. H. and Fos "a. Us y
U7rH ANNi.ERsAsY cELEsRA-
BIRTH OF ROBERT BURNS.
AT TALLNADGE HALL,
TUESDAY ETENTSG, yafuay ., 1S1G.
EXECCTIyE CoMNIITEE
Wv 4. SMITH. Chairman;
JoHN GIBSON, RIs HARD RyrHwFLI
EcVN ". SMALL.
GEO. COwIE, President.
\, Dr9ONRRal. s,c-eia-, y
CoHGREGArtONsL CHURCH.
america's Favorite Rea8c-.
GEORGE VANDENH0FF
SELECT Il E4UING.
TUESDAY EVENING, January Il.
F-1m Shssss'Are, niossus and other Popular
Au hsrs.
Nc e1trs chsTr. IL reserved sssis sale - tickets
vii beEiE 90 Friday, litA instant. ~ Warren
ChCste CO. ysUh .
NArIOSAb. TWO oEFHANS.
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY.
Owing 20 .he eaorraous success % thi. beautiful
Iisy i Niii continue its run l-g a. atAsT sCek.
SECOND wEEE CT
FJBBIsHs FIEIH.AVENUE CoIBISATION
Contiuues Success q 5se
TWO ORPHANS.
TWO ORPHANS.
.,. Js-u,ry II, yoHyE OWENS,
lsnlO-u "OUB BOYS
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
BLIND TOM.
~ CemIneuc.rg MONDAY, January 10Th, Is7s.
Matinee v EDSESDkY and sATuRDkY'.' -
peoS, pEoE 81 o1a S, PeTi9Tms5 2, at !, ok
C,n, Adnission: 80 ots. Reserved, IS cts.
Plan Of Hall and Tiske:s at Ellis Muse store.
ysns AZ
V'BEATER COMIQUE,
katrsAm SsTse., ssi6U PtHa'plr0a.1 avs.gs.
OPEN THE YEAR BOUND.
Performances EVERY NIGHT. Matinee for La.
UkDAY AFTERNOONS.
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Variety, Draus, Burlesque snd Comedy. noy21p
RANJo TAUGHT
CHAS. n POISON.
The King BsngOst OF tie " orid.
NV method - new snd simple, enabling the pupil
10 play with ease In a short course OF lessons
" CisP. JiE, and Song and Dance Taught
Offce:-I0Os Pennsyivauls avenue TAuI2-sts
NUSIJ FURNISHED FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
IVA Also Inst uCtiou given.
Apply 70 PFOF. JOHN WAGNER.
Jsbl3 Irwin 2O9 LIST street, uear B street n 9.
OLD No. On Exhibition NEW No.
$50 and Sale s3a
9TH ST.N AT rms.
MAR RITER,S.
No, 439 IN SfFfs:, tsffr..a n ant 3 Nsrsssg. fref
floors GtDrt Osf +. 0f-S' fTaH
Choice OH Paintings, EDgrayings, Chr1mos. sc.
Also, largest stock # Paper Hanziugs. Wind 1g
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords aud Tas-
sells RiT q. Esils, &c, in the District.
KITE Ne CASr.
~ Please remember Name an I Number Willy
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HOTELS.
UNION SQUARE HOTEL

UNIUN SQUARE HOTEL,
u ISS isTS NEW YORK. tS PsH1s
AT this Establishme Mt are 10 be found 81
ne e1eellencies known TO modern hOtsls Of the
highest grade.
Its location Is the most desirable en- the city.
beIng IN a heaithful ana charming neighhorhood,
and within easy distance Of the chief public fnst-
cipal theaters.
The rooms are spacious, very light, elaborateIy
furnished, and thoroughly ventilated and the vie ~
are varied, extensive and charming.
The hestauraEt has no superior anywhere ont
OF Paris. livery luxury is here supplied 81 M ode
rate cost, and the attendants are uniformly oOuEte
Gus and efficient
The elevator is available at all hours, day and
night.
Visitors TO New York will nowhere meet
better accommodation or more reasonable terms
Janis I'm
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THE JENNINGS SUIT-The celebrated
Jennings will case, which has been in the
courts of England for fifteen years, IL is sal
will soon be decided. Jennings died in this
state about q hundred years ago, and lefG
property in England valued then at fifteen
million dollars. Since that time 1t has iE-
creased in value to over four hundred mil
lion. The heirs to this immense sum in Eug-
land and the state of Virginia number about
one hundred. The ground of the litigation
low going on is the identity OF the Virginia
claimants, which is disputed by some of the
English heirs. There are seven claimants in
Richmond, and one of the principal is
stores here: He is represented in this
case by Messrs. T. T.. Giles and Judge
Halliburton and j. V. Reddy, esqs., of
this city, two lawyers in Georgetown, d.
c., ano the Hon. Judah 2. Benjamin in
England. He yesterday received a letter
from the last mentioned distinguished law
yer IN which that gentleman assures him
that this tedious case is now rapidly draw
ing 20 close, and states that there is every
indication that there is every indication
that the identity OF the Virginia claimants
will be admitted. In that event the heirs in
this city would receive thirty-five million
dollars, or i've millions apiece. The major
ity Of the other Virginia heirs reside in
Lynchburg. Mr.. Reddy will probably 90
over to England soon in the interest of his
client. The Jennings estate has been in the
hands OF the cashier OF the Bank OF England,
and he Will continue 10 hold it until the
courts decide the matter.-RichlnOnd Td.)
Wing.
SA Spanish war steamer has arrived at
Port-au-Prince with presents for President
Dominique, OF Hayti.
~The Chicago Tribune thinks Jimmy
b saala ard viii be in the whisky ring and
man, Boston Post.
~It is said that Charles Francis Adams
is worth more than s., 500 900; and, besides
MRS. ADAMS is very rich by Inheritance.
rms fortune is being constantly increased by
MIR. Adams prudence,
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THE NEW BOOKS
WARREN CHoArE a co.'s BooEs,or.

CHILIINGTON'S PATsNF
- SELF-CLOStNG DIARIES FOR Is76.
valuable Pocket Companion, containing Alma
nae, Weses Table. Interest Table, Domestic and
FOREIGN Postage Stamp Duties, Population % States
and Territories, Blank Space for every dsy IN tho
year, and Cash Account for each month. Fifty diff
ferent kinds in various sly les Of binding.
physical Ms VISITING LIST FOR Isse.
HAGERsT0wN and other ALMAEAOs Whole
sale aid Retail, at
SHILLINGYON's Bookstore,
deo29tr Corner ~ street and Psnna. avenue.
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EH.UE.H'SE REDUCTIOT

PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK
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DRESS SUITS.
BUSINESS SUITS.
YOUTHS SUITS.

BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SUITS, OyER-
COATS AND listers at great reduction
Of former prices.
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A. STRAUS,
I0II PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ianl3-r Between 10th and Ilth streets.
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AS sm determined 10 reduce Sock, purchaser
viii md it TO their advantage TO give NE q call
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EEORGETOWN SAVINGS BANk, ID, q
VI 81 HIGH STREET
Bank hours, a. IN. TO ,. m, and on Saturdays
Ito receive depositsl until D. m Interest paid on
deposits. General Banking Business done, and coll
lections msde on ali accessible points. Disoou NJ
days, Mondays. ii. POLKINuORN, President
Fl. W. BARRETT, Cashier.
Directors.
B. Polkinhorn, Thos Bowling, ~ T. mitchell,
Henry Dickson, X. L. Cropley, Fred. W. Jones.
mayll-tu sally
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FOR TIE NEXT
FIF TIE EN- ID AVS
! OFFER THE
FOLLOWING SPECIAL BARGAINS:
OVERCOATS.

Those nvercCats sold at S30...Selling now at l :
hnse Overcoats sold at 2 l5....Selling At .
Those Overcosts sold at 20 ..... Selling nos at
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ExTRA LABGE wHITEsPREADs an 3 srk,t-
a, ~ greatly REQ neec prices st ths ehespe.I store
jsaiI.u zee ~ susss, sSS. Fs,sst 80.
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y ats reserved, without extra charge. az Eelle
sud PsrEer's BOOkstOr 9TH street JaaIs-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IMPORTANT PRocEEDISGs AGAINST GENERAL
MAHoSR's RAILROAD CoNPAEY.-ln the
United States Circuit Court yesterday Fran
els Skiddy, William Butler Duncan, and ).
L. NJ. Barlow, of the city, county, and State
of New York, through Henry T. Wickham,
Esq, filed bill Of complaint against the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company, Of which they are trustees under
heavy mortgage. In consequence OF the
failure 10 pay interest and comply with the
terms of the mortgage. the trustees ask that
the mortgage be foreclosed. The proceed
ings contemplated are similar to those taken
in the case Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
rond Company.
The process, made returnable on the first
Monday in April, was served in Petersburg
Yesterday by Colonel w. Z. Nye, United
States Deputy Marshal, on Mr.. Cuthbert, au
officer of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company.
The most profound secrecy was observed
in the issuing OF the process. Not only was
the clerk of the court epjoined not TO diyulge
word Of the proceedings, but Colonel NVee
was also made to promise that be would
neither by word or act let the matter leak
out until he had served the process.
The clerk Of the court, M. F. Peasants
was visited by one of our reporters las'
night. He positively refused either to tel
what was in the bill or to go to his office
where be had the papers.
The solicitors for the trustees are Ship
man, Barlow, Laroquer, and Mcfarland. o
New York, and I'll. T. Wickham, Of Rich
mond.
General Malone is now 10 New York. II
is thought that he viii! make strong effort
to have himself appointed receiver.
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CHURCH NOTES.
BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist church on Sunday
Rev. Kerr Boyce Tupper, of Charlottesville.
filed the pulpit OF this church morning and
night, preaching admirable sermons to fine
congregations.
At the Pine-Street Baptist church there
was one person baptized, one received for
baptism, and one restored, on Sunday.
At Leigh.Street church the pastor baptized
ore person at night.
at Sidney church the pastor baptized two
persons.
BAPTIST SUNDAY. SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
The Baptist Sundsy-Scheol Association
met on Sunday afternoon at the Leigh.Street
school at 81 O'Clock.
The average attendance for the month was
as follows:
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line OF MARCH.
pK0S<bSAE.&.

Vn tuAIEAt TORS.-Wc invite sealed
L lr,p .sas Un'l ih~ 25 Ia OF March for LEFFL-
ING iil@ tUKllFltATiONS upon piece OF
b""u. Ire AtH'- Nl'e ROAD, inst outside tlie city
GuJH, aua NdJ,ining th" land OF Mr.. V. Hcchlcr,
y. mai showing the same can be seen At our
tf.."v.
~ r..ht Is reserved To reject any and all bids.
MI AT 5kl BIS Il WILLIAMS.
SEALkD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
,, 'tiNEn hy ia" undersigned. at No 1910
franklin street NTH ] z o'ci"c1 NJ. on THURS
fAl nv ltlG Il March. 1876. f1r best quality Of
%AN-HOAL. 10 I've fuinisncd for six or twelve
months ~ The necessities Il the Gas Works may
ieanF". auh a. te delivered at the lower works !;
u" committee "n Light rvng liberty To reject
aHy or i! oi such proposals,
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
N-h O.lW Chairman Committee on Light
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AN ISEoCEET MAN PARDoNED AFTER -FOUR
YEARS CoSFlSEAENT.-Goyern kemper
y,sterd day pardored Edward Robinson (col.
ored) who, with another mar, was in Febru'
ary, 1872, convicted in Judge Guigon's court
of burning Montague's sash.and. blind facto'
~, in this city. The Governor says: "This
pardon is asked for by the jury, the Board OF
Directors of the Pen;entary, and otEer good
citizens, and is concurred in by the judge
who tried the case. After discovered eyi
deuce shows that the conviction was i'm
proper. 1t appears that the real criminal, al
the instgation OF a detective, sought to pu
his guilt upon the prisoner, SO as to effect hi:
own escape from justice; and in this way ar
innt cent man was convicted"
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TEArERAscE IN TIE EAST END-The mem.
hers of old Stonewal Council. Friends OF
Temperance, bad happy time last night.
After havpg met and initiated number oi
ladies and gentlemen, the Council proceeded
in boiy to the dining room OF the Masonic
building on Twenty. fifth street, where q
magnificent repast had been spread by D.
Columbus, assisted by a committee Of young
people Of the Council. Here all enjoyed
themselves with the supper, after which seY.
eral short speeches were made by prominent
members of the Order, interspersed with
music by the young ladies.
On the 1st Of January this Council had no
hall, and had only met twice in six months.
At that time the president got four members
together at bis residence, where they met for
three weeks; after which they returned to
Springfield Hall with seventeen members.
Since that time there have been initiate
fi:ty-three young gentlemen and ffty.six
ladies, and they are now crowded for hall.
room.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The lot ON which
the Third Presbyterian church stands, cor.
ner of Broad and T~enty-tifth streets, front.
ing eighty.six feet on Broad street. was cold
at auction yesterday afternoon by Wellington
Goddin at an average OF SaG.s5 per front
foot, the corner 10. bringing seventy dollars
per foot. This property Is Immediately over
the tunnel Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, and the company having settled dam.
ages with the trustees of the church nske
the usual reservation of right-ofway. This
is regarded as the best sale which has been
M sde ,in that portion of the efiy for some
time. 1t was bought by persons who intend
erecting stores as soon as the church butld-
ing is removed.
The congregation of the church have
purchased the vacant lot corner Of Broad and
Twenty.sixth streets on which to erect e
house of worship, and will take down the
structure formerly occupied bF them and
remove it to that point.
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Too Negroes Indicted for Aurder.--
Beverly Jackson (solsred) was indicted yes-
terday by the g;and jury Of the County
Court upon the charge Of sssaulting and
killing Henry Scott (colored) on the 2Sth Of
December, 1876. The accused Tiil be tried
to day.
A true bill was also rendered In the case
OF Ellen Randall tccloredl, charged with the
murder of Wiliism Willis (coiosed) on the
29:h OF Decembsr. -
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PROBABILITIES TODAY washington,
March 13, 1S76.-For the South Atlantic
States, generally clear weather, northwest TO
northeast winds, rising barometer, stationary
or slight changes 10 temperature.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee. and Ohio
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather, east
erly to southerly winds, slowly rising tens
perature, and stationary or falling barome-
ter.
For the Lower Lakes, light SHOWS. fol-
lowed by clearing weather, continued low
temperature, rising barometer, and north.
west winds. shifting to northerly and easterly
during Tuesday, with falling barometer.
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THE JACKSON WARD MEETING To .NIGHT.-
The Conservative citizens Of Jackson Ward
will meet at the Broad-Street eagine.house
at 7:5O O'Clock tonight to elect FIVE members
of the City Conservative Committee. The
meeting will be called to order by Mr.. Ben
j4nin {. Gray, city superintendent, who has
been requested by the City Committee to
perform that duty.
Mayor Kelley has promised to be present.
After the business is disposed Of, or while
the ellars are counting the ballots, be will
address the people.
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DISPATCH PRINrrNG-HoUsE. order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added a well.selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together With our IMPROVED MA
cHIyKRY and sKILrUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK At moderate figures and In the nost az.
peditiopS manner.
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are always true-:he Bible and Q mothers
love. Let mothers recollect that It is their
duty to attend to the home education of the
heart Of the child and strive TO store the
young mind with the truths Of the Bible,
thus preparing them for LIES battles.
The president acknowledged the receipt
OF Sl5 from Clay.Street school 10 assist in
sustaining school In Shanghai, China.
The singing consisted Of solos, duets, and
choruses, under the management of Mr.. John
Morton, and was well executed.
The following Is summary Of superin-
tendents' reports for Eahrf1arr
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County Co,srt.-The following business
was disposed of in this court yesterday ]:
John Unger; charged with stealing lot Of
tools from the coopershop OF r. w. Wool.
bridge, was indicted by the grand jury, tried
by the petit jury, found guilty, and bis term
OF confinement asceztained at three months
in jail.
AIpheus Allen and William Burke were
also indicted for feloniously asssultinE Jack
Barker. The trial Of William Burke was In
progress last night when this report closed.
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INTENDED DsPAEIrRE.-One OF the peni-
teutisry cosvics, having given notice to one
of bis feIlow ~. workmen that he intended 10
leave, wss taken back to the penitentlary
yesterday morning soon after arriving on the
Square. He was placed in dungeon.
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VALUABLE DIsCovERY.-Dr. c. w. Benson, .
practicing physician at 106 north Eutaw street,
Baltimore, Md, who has paid much attention to
nervous diseases, has discovered that EXTRACT OF
CELERY and CHAMoMLE, combined in q certain
proportion, invariably cures headache-either biz
ious, dyspeptic. nervous, sick headache-ncural.
gia, and nervousness. This Is triumph In medical
chemistry, and sufferers all over the country are
ordering by mail. He prepares Il In pill, at hfty
cents per box. The Doctor Is largely known and
highly respected In Baltimore.-E Episcopal Metho-
dist.
For sale by all wholesale and retail druggIs
PURCELL, LADD Co, agents.
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Real Estate Sales.-Augustine Royall,
real estate agent aud suctioneer, sold yes
terday In front Of the courthouse 1914 scres
of lsnd to q. E. Duyall for %, 100; $50 acres
10 G. 8. Fashion for $500; 39l acres to W.
NJ. Walden for s1,o0e; also, ninety feet Of
land in Marks addition TO 81. J. Nunnally b
Son at a. Der foot. cash.
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to Jail yesterday for ten days by the Mayor
for stealing TWO dollars from the secretary Of
the lodge Of the Knights of JethEo.

Fre.-A framed dwelling situated about
BALI mile beyond the corporate limits. be-
longing 70 Mr. james G. johnson, OF Rich
mond, and occupied By colored man, was
partially destroyed by FIRE yesterday about
123 O'Clock. The flames were discovered by q
who gave the alarm, aud with the
assistance of the neighbors be succeeded In
extinguishing the flames. Loss, about $l6o.
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not been observed by the Treasurer since
the 6th day OF July, 1874; therefore be it
RESOLVED (the Common Council concur
ripg), That the Treasurer OF The city is
hereby directed to deposit the city funds in
two or more Of the banks Of the city, 10 be
selected by the Committee on Finance; and
said committee are hereby requested and
instructed to give preferences to such banks
as shall agree 10 pay interest OF not less than
four per cent. on daily balances; and the
Committee on Finance are hereby instructed
to report their action hereunder to the Coun-
ell.
Agreed to unanimously. ~
On motion of Mr.. Bass, the Board ad-
journed. "a
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

4 PROPOSITION TO APPROPRIATE 100000
IN Blk PER CENT. BONDS FOR SEWER
PuRPosEs-MoRE FRAMED BUILDINGS
DUTCH GAP OPEN TO THE Largest
sTEAM-yEssELs s-sTREET IMPROVE
MENTS-BUsINESS FROM THE LOWER
BRANCH-wATER ON-THE
FIRST STEP FOR A NEW PUMP-HOUsE,
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CRADLES, PAREGoBIo, AND BRooNsTIcKs, -
Mr.. r. Hunter Beaz ey will deliver his lee
ture on Cradles, Paregoric, and Broom.
sticks at Virginia Opera House tonight ut 8
o'clock. Mr.. Beazley Is a wit, and his lec-
lures are delivered with grace and fuency.
He has bestowed more than usual labor in
the preparation Of this lecture, and It IL de.
serving the high eucomiums which its de-
livery on several OCCASIONS has elected.
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RETAIL DEPARTMENT 6. =. WATsoN's FuRM-
ruRH-WoRKs for this city, northeast corner Gov
ernor (Thirteeuth) and Franklin streets.
Retail orders, received from parties outside ths
city, returned 10 dealers in their LOCALITIES.
Have Just furnished ct. Claire Hotel, Rtchmoud.
with chamber, parlor-, and dinirg-room furni-
lure, mattresses, &c.
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w. GoDDIN, 4XP, NJ, brick dwelling, yseant lot
nndbrick sable aud carriage. house ecrnsf Of

w. GoDDIN, * P, NJ, brick dwellins, Sxeant loty
andbrick sable aud carriage. house ecrnsf or
Clzy and Sixth str@saa
and lot on state street near Fulton street, Rock.
etts. n, rt CO.,. so f Fsa y, -
aoppIg, WARREN & CO... .Ak r.. n. framed
house and lot on Sssfe street nesc Fulton.
WIELIAxYWALsH, d. pasy shYriT IA a., at tho
Wsod's farm, Curi's ktek, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
corn-p'anler. ploeghss 6e.
J. L. APPERSoE, Il A.. NJ, at Ne. 1o2 seventh
s,rNsf between ffsukiin and 6raco slrcftss
hassehold aud kitchsn furpifcre, &c, 81
GODDIN. .wAKREs q co: 6K =. o. psopssty
10 the iewn OF Faltoe, north west corasf os Stahe
and Faftoa Gres1s. 49, :.
GEORGg g. CRAWFORD, 8 r. M., house antics
Ma eos wsst AAin street.. Juss aoovd AoSroe
Park. ! .s, &.
nYERLY POWELL. 10 A. II, sdninistrator's
sale OF h1ncehold furniluxes farotsf s0PS-s
nentH, bxe9y. hsxnesa, &&
COOK q &LAEGHrUN. 10 A. D.. at theiy ausaon.
Ieena, ssasrsl aisest 0snt % hoaseso'' ~
tuYes ss..
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MORE NEW GOODS.-I have jusI ssRsn
-,,i.. -t .Gp,n.d ,,vcraI styles ofNEw cooDsRM$
"I''t 10Y carry spring sales. amonxstv EAN
81, 80. ~ u are i.a0!r- Goat Bntton-Boots, La.
@'N EHo Mlh$t tuX.d-kuuon Boots and Balmo-
49, 80 L"".es h".t and Serge BaimOrals. All of
c., "n""lrr suppy Ui thoee Serge aud FoXeG
""'''N' h'"is Tor iail"s al f.~an5S2 70.
,.>. JOHN Z. PAGE, JR., Agent,
NH ~'''''"eeh MIMI 1no AS"A''
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Ihaye analyzed the wH1skEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TYR D. BLAIR h Co. Richmond, Va, and fud It
pRky FROM FusIL. OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal aud family Pur.
poses. J. B. McCAw, H. D.. late Professor Of
Chemistry Medical College OF Virginia. "a n.
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CHARGE AGAINST A LEGIsLAToR.-T. Spicer
Curlett, white Republican member OF the
House from Lancaster county, is charged on
a warrant With seducng young girl named
Maggie Williams. Botn have left the city.
If reports be true, no jury will be found to
convict accused.
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RICHMOND PoaoNA AGRANGE.-ThisG Grange,
composed OF The different subordinate
oranges in the counties Of Hanover, Henri'
%, Goochland, Chesterfield, Louisa, Caro-
lioe. Amelia, Cumberland, and ,Powbatao
will meet in the State Grange Hall at IL
O'Clock Tomorrow. l. will be In session
probably two days. These district oranges
have been found very beneficial 10 the order,
and this meeting Is regarded by the Graugers
az one of unusual importance.