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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-20

WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w aud Scourcr's, 10000 pair Of PANTS TO
SCOIR al soc. per pair Also, the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at 81 60. Also, 10000 pair o.
rM , ~ ana noS S1 G25 per paiG whole
to clean ut 81. per pair, at the celebrated French
Seourers, No. Ninth street, sign OF the Red Flag
my l-}m
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BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

BY Grubbs Il Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
an .AIT(TION,-In execution of a decree of the
Chancery Court of Richmond, entered on July -. .,
1872 In the case Of 1tahm Us. Rahm ana as, thc
undersigned, special commissioner thereDy mp,
pointed, will sell at auction upon the premises on
FRIDAY. 3Oth of June, at 90 o'clock +. d., inc
Following REAL ESTATE of which the late Philip
Raiin died seized. to.wtt: -. ., ,, &c
LIST. A LOT OF GROUND on the norm sue Oh
Cary between Fourteenth nnd rii con r. r'rTc nn
20 7-l2X199 feet to wide alley III inc rear, uIl
which lot stands n BRICK BUILDING, occupla'
by Messrs. Sloat & Crosby. .o,,o,,
ID A LOT OF GROUND In rear OF the tenement
on Cary street owned by MIR. W. H. ilaXal,' s,.lu"
at the southwest corner of Mechanics alley ana all
other alley. 24N62 feet. 2. ., ,d
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs ana salc 'iIl'i
any delinquent taxes: the residue Mt one, TWO, alu
three years for notes with interest added, ana tllles
retained until full payment. o~,
- - HENRY 6. CANNON,
THOMAS }. EVANS,
800 e. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Commissioners.
cprrrs E. WILLIAMS, huCtiOnecrs. .F ~
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOHN DOES has on hand 100 Chill
DREN'S CARRIAGES to be sold at reduced price
III order to make shop-room for manufacturing. ]
will also sell ON the insta!mcnt plan and take ole
carriages In exchange. REPAIRING done neatly
nv 93 JOHN DOES
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I OST.-A CALF jumped oyer fTssts
81 board yesterday afternoon and SWAN ILL.,
landing. The finder will lie rewarded by bringing IL
10 Tue wharf OF james River Steamboat Company.
Je20.lt L. B. TATUM, General Agent.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AP
\ plication has been made bv meto the Richmon
and Danyllie Railroad Company Tor a renewal OF
CENT. CONSOLIDATED BOND, No. 377, foi
$4,000, dated 18th August, 1871 and due and nav.
able on LIST May, SO O, standing the books OF tis
company in my name. N p w. 81. WATKINS
APP 25-Tu2m .sS3 g iii a3,tt.t 3.n..tt -
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Owing to the depressed condition OF the coan.
try the proprietor has determined 10 lower ais
charges, that I'LL may be able 10 derive the Dehens
from the use of these justly celebrates waters.
They need no recommendation 70 Slrginians, slhcs
they have SO fully established their efficiency through
the thousands who have been brought from deaths
door renewed health by the use OF their wonderful
medicinal waters. Since Inst summer the Chaly-
bcate spring, which was opened last year, has been
thoroughly analysed By Professor III. b. Harden Of
the " NJ T., of VirsinIa, and by comparison shows
il to be fully as strong as Rawley OF carbonate Of
iron. having small quantity more than one ana "a
small quantity less than the other two springs 30
In addition 70 the water that has made these Sprns
ing that l.e cam furnish those who may need 70 drink
either separately or In connection with the more
celebrated waters OF these springs pure carbonate
of iron tchaiyheate) wafer inferior 10 none, and
equailed only by Rawey, in the State. TINS NJ tne
very cheap rates, with accommodation fuzzy up 70
any previous year.
First month of four weeks, T6Oi TWO nuhtlis,
eight weeks, 800.
resident physcian.
send for circular. JAMES A. FkAZiEh,
my I5-eod3Ot Proprietor,
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-A chance to, bug
bargains In
... DRY GOODS.

Having made arrangements to rcnovate and co.
large our present place of business. We SHALL on and
after this date, offer entire stock at greatly re-
luced prices. ,,o,or
We have just received fresh supply OF CHOICE
md ATTRACTIVE STYLES Of desirable GOJlr>
md for tie purpose Of reducing our stock VIII o''f
ueci,I Inducements. Call and examine for yonf.
elves AT A. HUfILER & SONS.
Ia film .- 3O6 Broad street.
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,I1.r1oa sAILrss...rntnre I,ays.
BY Robert d. Lyme 9
fsaccessor 10 Lyme q Brotber),
Real Estate, Agent and Auctioneer,
Il ~ ssrA "

BY ROBERT u. LYME
fsnncessor 10 Lyme q Brotber),
Real Estate, Agent anu auctioneer,
No. 1912 Main street. H asyss
rs,yyo LARGE BRICK Blu ILDIMSs
l. CORNER OF ROGkETIS, QR NAE lrAIs Si nMER
4 AS i E5M sFE NdW St3HfiES by nh "
.HhRGER. FOR SALE by AUCTiCN.-Bsgy,a ne re-
VISA M June w s se 79a tss e1
th above desirable property, now used as srHcsi'
and residence with good lots and kslS 20 onor
,unisY Of Securing property in the immediate local.
its near the city ga ;ga % Ss
naas e tf rr rSsFsy t T1,s ns s1E
Il rs D'' RoBERT Il. LYME, AacGoncer.. :
---T!,T =, lBy Grubbs & Williams! fst'f.fslS
>. Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. Il
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS s OF 2
sTn GE4yN RAW W H siftA Al 1gcTioNIn
execution Of decree Of the canesry Court of Rich n
lond. entered 18th June & III ln 9NnIY
astm june al at M O'clock the risk and costs
OF the former following a0ts sd II
pan os Tset fronting 90 feet between Jackson and
Dlyal streets. purchased by Henry Watkins; and
Lot Mo- IL on the west side OF hGn * DE:
Preston street 30Nl22 feet, purchaser by >. w ho9
'TnnMs One third cash balance at three and SIX
,,,ins retained until the notes shall be paid
- JAMES ALFRED JONES, Commissioner.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. Auc,ioneers.. : le IL :
- By Byerly and Powell. Auctloncers,
1924 Main street. ..!'#. = -
...-,.sf,t. ...i SCI - E.tr.1 .'. .,....Es4
DAWNBROKER'S SALE r"s'.'" ~ r
- i1I;nitG1 $ or .l..s. 81. tl,,5'..i.3 @A5
"&".. FORFEITED PLEDGES,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C..
.,.. .,. .,.,, AT PUBLIC AUCTION. .......l ....l
At the request of Mr.. Abraham Harris, pawn- pawn.
broker we viii sell at our warerooIn, 1924 Main
street, on THURSDAY, 22d instant, at 10 O'Clock
4. 81, $40 lots Of ,,,.,;..s-
. GOLD WATCHES, -, ..-.t.t. 'f.s'
PINS. CHAINS. RINGS. .,,..-..
SILVER WATCHES,
..... IS go PITCHERS, G0BLETS, -'..
.s. SPOONS, FORKS, &C., :. &c. ..l-.-.
with 4 fine assortment OF ........ .... ..
0.' GUNS. PISTOLS, &c.
All articles warranted ;ts represented. u-
.-,. BYEI;LY & POWELL,
Aucionccrs.
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MeSsrs. ChaGn. Staples CO..,
Gcntlcmcn,--iou are instructed 10 sell Witmom'
limit or reserve. every lot of minc offered az usn'
Respectfully ..:r. JQHN ID, IN nnr
REMEMBER TiIE DATE OF ssLE-JUNE 2oTli'
POSTPONEMEST. .s..f..-.
In consequence of rain the above sale Is postponed
TN TUESDAY, June GOTH NJ the same hour ~
H. 20 CHAFFIN, STAPLES " co.
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By Wellington ao1dim
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

COTileT BNrIh sUVoFS'
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
LOTS IN MARX'S PLAN or MANCHES-
TER FRONTING; EACH THREE ii Y DIR E ID
FIFrEENTH iOR JEFFERSON STREET BE-
TWEEN STOCKTON AND EVERETT STREETS:
AND THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY FEET
BY virtue OF deed of trust bearing date 18Th Feb
rliary, 1876, duly recorded i'll Manchester llus'tnGs
public auction on the premises. on MONDAY, 10th
Of June. 1876. III 6 O'Clock T. NJ, the foregoing
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS, each 30 by 92 feet
TEHNS. At sale W. GDDD1N,'
Nuctioneer
=. S.-After the FOREGOING sale will be sold 1lliR
TEEN HANDSOME LOTS In the same plan, front,
ing on the east line of Harrison Tor Fourteenth
street. each 80 by124 feet TO an alley. These lots
are located In an Improving locality, as viii lie seen
by the many new buildings the same square how
going up 80 ,
TERMS At sale. .. W. GoD)lN.
Auctioncer.
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LOST. sTRAAYED, AND FOUND.

I OST, on the 18th instant, between the
~ corner Of Twentieth and Broad streets and
Tenth and Clay streets, one BREASTPIN, three
with fringe pendant slightly cnamelled with black.
A liberal reward viii be paid upon us return to 1
e20-1w - I722 Main street.
T OST, on Saturday night, somewhere be-
IL tween the Second Market and Main street,
MEMORANDUM BOOK, containing stad-horsc and
jack business which the finder Will please leave at
GLAEEBROOk 4 THOMAS'S store, at Brook ave-
nue, and te rewarded. w. H.. .-,.t., 5e20-1tk,,
STRAYED OR STOLEN, OH Fri An
~ day the 10th instant from our stable, on ~
Church Hill, one LARGE SORREL MARE, with
oiaZe face and ring-bone on left hind. foot A ibe-
raj reward Will be paid for her return or any infor
nation that will lead 10 her recovery, - 49,.
~ sf. ATKINSON & TEMPLE,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary.
ic 20-ltE - y. -.
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FOR RENT.

kNUR RENT, a nice and convenient Ga
II COTTAGE FRAME DWELLING on Gov ss:I
ernor street between Ross and Capitol streets con-
tining SIX rooms: kitchen, &c. Possession In few
days. Rent very low 10 GOOD tenant. Apply to
ROBERT B. LYME.
lc ~ -eou3t Real Estate Agent.
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GEA-SIDE RESORT ON THE .
ATLANTIC OCEAN.
coBB's HOTEL, coBB's ISLAND, va.

SURF-BATHING, FISHING, SNIPE-sHOoTING.
This welI-knOwn and popular SUMMER RESORT
Is now open for the reception of visitors. Improve
lucnts have been made in the accommodations gene
rally and hope to please our patrons In every re-
SpPct. ~
The route is from Norfolk or Old Point every
Monday, wednesday, and Friday morning, by the
steamer n. r. Banks, to CheTystOne. Va.
per month of thirty days Special rates for June, and
for longer than one month.
For Information address .
COBB s. SEGAR, Cobb's Island, Va.
.Sf1te COPY one month. te 9-1m
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nor Remit AN AUTHORIZED g.
n To rent that truly delightful irst-claSs large E:i
aud most attractive RESIDENCE OF z. G. War
Wick, formerly owned by MIR. W. Il. Jones and VIII.
nam H. Grant, Esq, Oh Clay street between Tenth
Kitchen. fine hall twelve feet wide, range, &c; sta
tionary %ash-tuhs, with hot and cold water: and
without exception 1t has the most beautiful front
and side yards, with long and wide porchcs, I'm this
city, and really one of the most pleasant dwellings
III Tue city large stable and carrtSe-ousc, &C., &C.
tends removing his family TO the country for Short
time. Possession be given within u reasonable
time. For particulars apply 70
ROBERT B. LYME,
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POSTPONENIENT.
In consequence Of rain the foregoing sale was post
poncd until THIS EVENING at 9 o'clock.
10 90 w. GODDIN. Auctioncer.
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Tor RENT OR LEASE, for term OF
II years. u MARKET-GARDEN, OH Union Hill,
one and quarter miles from the Old Market APP
ply TO HfaEZ HENRY MILLER, o..
Ia 4-Di281Y No. 4lS BROAD street
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{: sUMHEx ssEaORTs.
oiJNTAIN ToP, Il
WILL OPEN JOSE 1eru.

on the summit OF the Blue Ridge 9ss feet a,ov,
!tide-watefl. on the Chesapelke and Ohio rrtIrnad
seventeen miles east OF Staun.0f,
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IfOR RENT, TWO BRICK TENE- "a
a MENT HOUSES corner Third and Clay Ass
streets, with seven Foods each, and kitchens with
Year well pitched and houses In perfect or
der, Will front d back fsrOrs, with Sliding doors,
and marble mantes 10 secure good tenants ut once
these hoscs will be rented ut los Hgare Apply 10
BENJAMIN R. 5LIPSG0MB,
X 10-2w 1910 Franklln street
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PosTPONEMENT.

Postponed on account of weather until TUE
DAY. June 81, nj o'clock. ''-'
ie 2O-2y,24.26&27 .u
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SPEClAL TO BUYERS
OF
ID II Y G o Q d S .
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.

have now in store the largest stock Of CHOlCED k4
GOODS ever offered In this city, 10 when le, ca9
he attention OF their customers and The pubic gea
ar,y giving them the assurance that never ih iHi,
experience have they been able to purchase so'o'
prtrcs So low. In s.sF#-E
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REAL ESTATE All PRIVATE SALE.


CuAFFIN, STAPLES l. CO., Auctioneers je II
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HILL ,WEAKENING-THE FIELD-MARsHAL
FASTENING TO TIE BREACH.-[Speciald dis
patch to the Philadelphia Times. i Wash
ington, December 17.-Charges OF Hayes
among the southern Democrats
have been so frequent and specific during
the past two or three days that it was DEEM
ed wise to call caucus of the, southern
Democrats at Mr.. HeWitt's house last eve
ming. The result Of that caucus was the
discovery OF the fact that the only defec-
ton in the South was on the part OF Ben.
Hill, the other members OF the southern
delegation having their faces solidly set
against any compromise! Tonight Hill Is
badly scared. He has heard froml home to
the effect that unless he Is able to deny
his alleged statements,' az published in
the New York Herald, he may as
well give up at once his aspirations
to succeed, Norwood in the Senate. In
an interview tonight he attempts to set
himself right by asserting that oil he meant
to say was that he thought peaceful inau-
guration Of Hayes better than that Grant
should hold over. Lamar, who has been con-
sidered shaky, said decidedly to-nig that the
South would not possibly have any utilization
with the Republican, party : that that party
had always treated the South as conquered
province; and that any attempts at an alli-
ance between them would be suicidal to
both. In this connection it may be stated
that Halstead, who has been laboring to en-
gineer such movement, will arrive here
tomorrow in company with Horace White
and Joseph Medill, OF the Chicago Tribune.
Dan. Voorhees, and Bob Ingersoll are both
here tonight. 80
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Virginia.

When General SCHOFIELD was command
CT OF the Department OF Virginia he was
very much impressed with the law-and-or-
der-loving character OF the people. lie
said that lie had never known such peo-
pie. 1t seemed to him that they could get
along without any government at all, so
thoroughly were they devoted to social Or
der and right, and so just was their dispo-
sitions. His remarks were recalled to our
mind IN listening to the peroration Of Gen.
eral JoHEsoS's speech about South Caro-
lima; and we copy 1t below:
AS for myself, have no fear in the per-
manent loss Of liberty by Virginia. Her
people are stronger, better, purer now than
ever before since the years following the
war Of independenS. They have gone
through the publication OF fire. Their an
cestors for two hundred and seventy years
have learned the lessons of self-reliance,
love OF truth, regard for honor, trust in
God, and 20 fear no man. Her institutions
are stronger, wider, deeper than constitu-
tions. Abolish the Constitution OF the
United States, al olisi the Constitution of
the Commonwealth, burn the statutes, the
people of Virginia would remain true,
honest, brave, order-loving, and Just; and
from the very fragments OF order they
would create new government.
know not what the immediate future
may bring forth. 1t may be civil war; it
may be subiugation and submission. The
corpse of Virginia may lie stark on her
plains. But as the prophet OF old stood in
the valley of drybones, and the Lord said
unto him, prophecy, snd say "Come from
the four winds, oh, breath, and breathe
upon these slain that they may live"
And the breath came into them and they
lived, and they stood upon their feet an en-
ceeding great army, for they were the
whole house Of Israel. So if the
wrath OF God shall come upon this people,
and the paralysis Of despotism shall strike
them dead, and the darkness shall come
upon them, the voice of Liberty will say to
some future Washington. or to some coming
Lee, "Call upon Virginia to awake her
sons to their duty and as one man her
hosts will stand up and move forward to
preserve her blood-bought rights. for they
will be the whole race OF Virsinians.
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Mr.. Boudar, having succeeded in getting
damages from the proprietors OF the Amert-
can for the fatal injury to his little daugh-
ter on the 4th of July last now turns his
attention to the gas-ftters who did the
work, the insecurity Of which caused the
accident. He lays his damages at $4,000.
Baltimore Gazette, 18th. ! '.r...., ,..rr ~
A brief account is received Of terrible
colliery explosion in South Wales wherein
many persons were killed, and many more
seriously and fatally injured.
At the burning of the dwelling OF r. Nc
Innes, in Huron county, Ont, on MONDAY
his four children persisted in the flames.
Mr.. Chief-Justice Waite on Monday an
nounced to the bar that the Supreme Court
will adjourn on Friday next to Monday the
9Th Of January.
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Airhnlona 9lspatth.
WEDNESDAY =. DECEMBER 20. 1876.
The sopth Carolina Resolutions.

The South Carolina RESOLUTIONS.
The resolutions introduced few days
since into the Virginia Senate by General
BRADLEY T. Johnson upon the subject OF
the South Carolina outrages came up in Or
der yesterday in that body, and were sup
ported by the mover in speech well-con-
sidered, clear, and forcible. He recited the
wrongs Of the Palmetto State from Federal
interference and Federal expressions, and
argued strongly in favor OF the immediate
adoption OF the resolutions as a proper ex-
preston OF sympathy for an outraged sister
State, and timely censure OF the violations
OF the Constitution and laws perpetrated by
the Federal Executive. The voice OF Viz
ginia would be understood, and could not
be misrepresented, while her silence was
both misunderstood and misrepresented.
He quoted remark made recently by pro-
minent northern Republican, who consider
cd the silence OF the South as the indication
OF deep-seated alienation towards the Union
and cherished purpose Of resistance at the
very first opportunity.
General JOHNSON contended that the open
declaration Of her opinion by the State OF
Virginia would have moral force which
Just now would be OF great value. He be-
lieved that the. voice Of Virginia was yet
powerful in the land. He apprehended no
collision OF arms from the pending trou-
b,cs. dc believed the Constitution and
laws would prevail, and the conspiracy he
abandoned in sight OF the dreadful conse-
auences OF violence. His resolutions were
laid over for to-day.
We concur heartily with the views OF
General JOHNSON. Virginia would better
speak out than be misunderstood. 1t l.
fearful at time when the usurpatioh is
bold and undisguised, when the Federal
Executive talks freely about arraying troops
in Washington to meet contingency which
he affects to suppose may he caused by in
subordination, but which he alone can pro-
ducc, 20 see the perfect silence that pre-
walls: a silence which will be interpreted
by tyranny as fear that will but cmboden
uSurpation.
We know Virginia is helpless, physically; ;
and that is way in which her influence IS
no: needed. But she has moral power, and
that is exactly what is wanted. The South
should not indeed lead; but the South has
tho right to cry out against her own oppres-
sions, and for doing that none can blame
her. The right Of petition and protest is
hers as long as liberty has enough ground
in the land to rest foot upon.
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a SPECIMEN or BAREFAcED FRAUD. :
Especial dispatch to the Baltimore Ga
zelte.]-C Columbia, s. &, December lS.-The
House committee spent to-day in examining
witnesses in regard to Robbins precinct, OF
Barnwell county. Several negroes, testi-
tied, and The cros5- examination developed
the fact that the poll had been broken up
and the boxrremoyed four miles from the
place OF voting. The voting began
at 2 in the afternoon. Few per-
sons knew OF the remova., ~ and
none hut Republicans were present, and
yet In four hours 300 Republican votes were
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The Next House Of Representatives.

New Hampshire elects her three repre-
sentatives in the spring OF 1877. At the
election Of congressman in 1875 the Demo-
Gratis carried the First and Third districts,
but last month all three gave Republican
majorities-815, 1889, and S1s, respective
ly. Allowing all three, Of them to the Re-
publicans, the Democrats will have ma
jority Of three, which is enough to secure
the organization Of the House. In the two
Florida districts and the Fourth and Sixth
Louisiana the Democratic candidates re-
ceived majorities, but were counted out by
the returning boards. LII Colorado the Re-
publican candidate claims that the election
for both terms in October was valid. In the
Fourth California onefo footing gives Pacheco
(Repuhlican) one maiority;, another elects
Wiggington OemocraD by one. There
will be close contest over the Third Mas
sachusetts. The next House is therefore
safely Democratic World.
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CHRISTMAS GIFrs.

Offer for sale 10 my customers and tho pas- 49,
~ ~ General al very low prices Tor CASH, nfs
stock Of tirxy new pattei OF GOLD anu ~
y WEE WATCHES -windessl, aoLis Sa Ls
se,s q JEWELRY, faacy and plan so,sa seo IN,
.WEpnING RINGS. GOLD sEsetAC,.s.s' so'e
SILVER and PLATEp-Wia.Hssfl, ss0 uis 49,
seaeetion sf CLOCKS In ibe ess5' ~ .ns = shs'
my goods srs entirsiy hss ana oeaa,itai, respes'
examine my siock, aud compare prices, previous
purchasing elsewhere. "A. 4. JAHNkEvsi
de l6-tJal eeeSRar Twelfth and saAin street.,
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DEATHS.

Died. Tuesday, 10th instant, at 2:20 p. NJ. Mr..
WILLIAM PFEIFFER: aged fifty years.
HIS funeral will take place from his residence No
100 Cary street, TODAY "wednesday at L. NJ.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Died. at 1885 P. NJ. Tuesday, December 10, 1876,
JOHN MARSHALL TYLER, Ill the twenty-hfth
year OF his age. :,
Ills funeral take place THIS (Wednesdavl Ar.
TERNOON at 9 O'Clock from the Seventh-Street
Christian church. ..+
Died, on Monday morning, at II o'clock, HENRY
NJ. VADEN in the thirticth year OF his age.
Friends and acquainances are invited to attend
his funeral from the Manchester Methodist Episco-
pal church THIS "Wednesday AFTERNOON ut
~ O'clock.
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east and counted and not single Demo-
CRITIC vote was found Id the box. This pre-
citict usually casts 500 votes. This is buta
specimen 81 the frauds by which the Radi-
cal maiorities were cast. There Is no sensi-
BILE man who, will maintain that such rev.
olution as this would indicate had taken
place in favor of the party which had been
plundering the people. The frauds in Beau
fort, Barnwell, Charleston, and the lower
counties foot up the magnificent total OF
10000 illegal Republican votes. sgsl
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE Worcester, De-
cember 1s.-A house and barn here were
burned this morning. The house was occI1-
pied by two families, who escaped with only
their night-clothing. Five persons were
considerably burned while escaping. One
OF the tenants, named Sumner Flagg, was
burned to death.