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XLVTH CONGRESS--First Session.
" WASHINGTON, April 81, 1876.
The Senate was not in session to-day
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Senate was not in session TODAY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The Committee on Ways and Means re-
ported bill concerning corporations en-
gagged in the business Of distilling. 1t pro-
poses to amend the existing law by holding
every stakeholder in such corporation liable
for taxes, penalties, &C., unless it be shown
that he is innocent OF any participation in
the offence for which the penalty is inflicted,
in which case he shall not be held indivdu-
ally liable for the penalty; also, that the
words, in section 3,251 Of the Revised
Statutes, " every person interested in the
use OF any STILL" &C., shall be construed to
mean every person SO interested IS co-part-
ner, stakeholder, or otherwise.
After a good deal of discussion the bill
was passed.
The investigation OF Secretary Bristow's
connection with the release Of the steamboat
Release was transferred from the Committee
on Treasury Expenditures to the Committee
Of Ways and Means by vote OF ITO to SO.
The bill transferring the Indian Bureau
to the War Department was resumed and
passed.
Mr.. Knott introduced bill to regulate
the privilege OF the writ of hGbcds corpus
in certain cases. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The bill provides that the Supreme Court
shall have original and exclusive jurisdic-
ton to issue the writ Of hdbeaS corpus in
all cases where the party shall be detained
or restrained OF his liberty by the authority
or under the orders OF either house Of Con-
gress; that whenever it shall appear by the
petition that the party is detained or re-
strained of his liberty by the authority OF
either house of Congress, before any State
or United States judge or court other than
the Supreme Court Of the United States, the
writ shall be denied il not issued, or
dismissed If issued.
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Richelieu's remark, "There's no such
word rs 'fail,'" should be modified to meet
the present unpleasant times, so as to state
about how many cents will be paid on the
dollar.
Messrs. r. B. Damron Il NJ. B. Mahoney
have sold the Scottsville Courier to Major
J. c. Hill, sergeant-at-arms OF the House OF
Delegates.
The Emperor OF Brazil has arrived at
Omaha.
Mr.. Henry Woody, an old citizen Of Bed
ford, died recently. lie was ninety-three
years old. ..t-
The wheat crop OF Pittsylvania county Is
remarkably forward and promising.
Hope foundry, in Fredericksburg, has
been sold to Benjamin Bowering for 81, 800.
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All SIN AND THE DANvILLE TOBACCO TRADE.
A prominent tobacconist Of Danville, Va,
Colonel j. I. Stovall, proposes that the Dam
vile tobacco men send at once to California
for one or two thousand Cinnamon, and en-
ploy them in their factories, &c.
We have no doubt the Caliiornians will
be able and willing to assist Colonel StoYall
in his enterprise. They would be only too
glad to spare him two thousand or twenty
thousand Chinese. In fact, if he would
take them all to Danyille, or anywhere else
in the world but to California, he would en-
title himself to the everlasting gratitude OF
the inhabitants Of the Pacific slope.-BdHi-
more Sun.
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BYTEI,Et4RApH
CAN THE PRESIDENT Sc GUILTY.
Grant IL Indignant but NOT FndiForsns
as 70 Wiiliams's Charges.
THE wHIsKEY RING.
STARTLING RUhORS AS TO WHAT
WHITLEY KNOWS.
Execution Of Dolan the New York
Murderer

THE sEEDs-oNLY FEW
LEFT, AND THEY RESERVED FOR NORTH
ERN sECTIONs-How THE AGRICULTURAL
BUREAU DIsPosEs OF THEh-THE NEW
INDIAN BILL-THE TEXAS PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD BILL : GOVERNMENT ORDNANCE
OFFICERS TRANsFERRED-ORvIL GRANT
AND THE BARTHo1.D PosT-TRADERsHIP-
AN :EX-CHIEF CLERK OF THE GOVERN
MENT STAMP DEPARTMENT CONVICTED
OF STEALING se,500-FATAL SHOOTING
AFFRAYs-TROUBLEW WITH THE INDIANS,
&C., &C.
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PEESoNAi-IHE VALLEY RAILR0AD-PoUND
PAETY-PoLITlCAL, sc.
lI.:re.poil..c.lcc Of the Richmond Dispatch.

PEE>oNAi-IIiE VALLEY RAILROAD-P0UND
PAETY-PoLIrlcAl., sc.
,,"-rc.p ouGcncc Of The Richmond Dispatch.
STANTON, April q, 1876.
Lat evening the congregation OF the
>r.uaI Presbyterian church was stirred up
~ the reception OF a telegram from New
luiG a,.ununcing the arrival there OF Rev.
N"lijH simpson from Scotland. lie VIII
Hrri|r h"r" IL this afternoons train with
III, hrl|. i!r married the daughter OF q
Presbyterian clergyman in Scotland, ana
the HiHI,'r who assisted at the ceremony
WA, Rev. samuel NcCune, OF Highland
county. VA. vi no went over with his friend
ronlAi> country. The ladies OF the church
bay" |lr. parsonage already Tilted up in nice
.irI' Tor IT il pastor.
Colonel ". &. lIarman, one Of the direc-
,"r, "i The Valley railroad, who was APP
pointed q, a committee to negotiate Its
lets, i il Philadelphia with that view.
he estimate ri the Finance Committee
Tor lN1G-1 ,,nws that the city will spend
$4,000 in lnNt time.
Last rT"niA- about dark the congregation
o. i;"Y. Dr. Charles Manly, pastor OF the
BIp'i,t churp,,. Visited his residence in the
hanner ANA iat'nt OF Il 'pound party
anu most literally carried their intention
Ou..
The t!tE Central Conservative Committee
AoId. Is nr>t meeting tomorrow evening
10 arrange Tor Il primary election. They
have adopted tar same style as the Rich
mont primary election plan. The party
her" ha> clear majority OF 200, and its sue
c.>> II t!.c ensuing election is certain il or
dln&Ty activity is used.
Nr. samu"! 4. Iioshour, steward Of the
Western LuaatiC Asylum, who has been
FG!i" sick, j. again out, and will shortly
Ni>t richmond 20 secure the spring sup
plies ii thar institution. -.
lar Baltimore and Ohio Company has
sem an order here for the removal of all its
io!i!nS stock aud other property from the
H'"y railroad 10 Harrisonburg by May
~. Pen.
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MILITARY-CoLONEL SNowDEN ANDREWS.
General f. l.. i. Hardcastle, recently APP
pointed q brigadier on Governor CarrolPs
staff, has resigned. 1t is expected John
Carroll Walsh, chief Of artillery OH the Coy
errors stall, will be promoted, and Colonel
II. Snowden Andrews appointed. Colonel
Andrews was a brilliant artillery officer in
the Confederate service during the war;
Baltimore Sun.
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PosrAL.-The name of Cedar Creek,
Frederick county, Va, is changed to MARI
boro'; no change in postmaster. Appoint
mcnts: Adam W. Crum, postmaster at
Moscs's Fork, Wayne county, W. Va, Uice
James W. Damron, moved away. Samuel
w. Boreman, postmaster at st. Georges,
Tucker county, w. Va, Uice Adam TAFT,
deceased
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The Frog OPERA AND THE EMPREss. The
Empress OF Brazil, with her suite, has ac-
cepted an invitation from the ladies OF the
Mount Vernon Aid Society to be present at
the second representation Of the Frog Ope-
"a at the Union League. Theatre in New
York on Friday evening, April 81. This
amusing entertainment il given by distin-
guished amateurs for the benefit of the
Mount Vernon Endowment Fund.
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SUICIDE OF A NoBLENAN.-LOndOn, April
2O.-Lord Lyttlcton has committed suicide.
At the coroner's inquest to-day the jury
found verdict OF suicide while in state OF
unsound mind. Deceased has been for a
long time in state of great mental depres-
sion. Lord Lyttleton, who was under the
charge Of keeper, precipitated himself
over the banisters at his residence, IS Park
Crescent, on Tuesday morning. He was
terribly bruised, and fingered until We'd
ncSQay morning.
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SCARCITY OF SMALL CURRENCY.-There is
said to be a great scarcity OF small change
in Washington, New York, and other cities,
in consequence OF the redemption and re-
tirement of fractional currency; and 1t Is
intimated that Congress will be compelled
before its adjournment to provide for this
want by the reissue Of u portion OF the cur
rpncy so retired
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Dow PEDRO AND THE SCHooLs.-During
his stay in New York he evinccd marked
pleasure at finding that the children OF Diff
ferent classes were educated in the schools
together, and took occasion to have an in
PRODUCTION to q lady who had long been en-
gagged in the work Of instruction in these
institutions
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-A youth
OF this place was caught on Otter bridge by
one Of the passing trains on Monday, and
would have most probably been killed but
for his wormdcful presence OF mind and re-
markable nerve, which prompted him to save
himself by lying down on the narrow space
on the side OF the track.-DGnuille Express.
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CENTENARIANs.---Mrs. Katy Sbepp, resi-
ding near Keezletown, in this county, is
about one hundred years old.
George Lore, residing in the forest near
Plains mill, in the lower part OF the county,
is also about one hundred years Of age
HarriSon6urg Commonwealth HIr
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SINGULAR DONATION FROM A. T. STEWART.
There is q widow lady living in one Of the
adjoining counties Of North Carolina, whose
husband was Confederate soldier, and who
during the war was in prison at Elmira, n.
Y, where he died. This lady since the
close OF the war has received regularly
every year the check OF A. L. Stewart, the
deceased millionaire, in the sum Of fifty dol
lars. Why, she has never known.-Dan-
vile EXPRESS.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
France.

France.
yICToRIA,s JOURNEY HoMEWARD-hAC-
MAHON PAYS HIS RESPECTS.
PARIS, April 2l.-Queen Victoria arrived q
at La Valette to-day, and proceeded 20
,Cherbourg, on her way TO England. ffesl,
dent MaeMahon awaited at the station ana
paid his respects to her Majesty. :;
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COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 81, 1876.

OFFERINGS.
UTEAT.-Fhite, SO bushels. Red, 252 bushels.
CoRS.-White. $50 bushels. Nired, 296 bushels.
OATS.-100 bushels ss,. =5cH
hEAL.-40Q bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, 90 bushels at 81 so; 16 BUSH
els as 36 bushels 1Re 9o sas Ea
10 bushels common at $3.50; 90 bushels prime at
&l-60; A bushels very good ut a1.60-sotal, 252
bushels.
CoRN.-White, so bushels very good at zoe; 80
bushels ut 57c.-tota, 1873 bushels. Uired, 296
bushels very good on private terms.
OATs.-3A bushels common at 40c.; SO bushels
common on private terms-total, 100 bushels.
MEAL.-30 bushels at 66c.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

SPECIAL .NOTICE.-DRs. JORDAN q
y DAVIDSON, principals and proprietors OF the
Grand Museum OF Anatomy, So7 CheS.at s tee,r
NAV be condentially consulted Ut ther
nrivate Office and residence 1925 Fibert street T
Philadelphia ONCE hours from 10 A. d. VII . I.
NJ and from 5 till s 2. NJ. ty. 40
: S,,ndays till Z. M. only. ap ZZ-iiu"
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. 81
NEW YORK, April 21-Noon.--stceks dull q, d
changeLong, 4ss; short, 400. States quiet aud
lower. Governments active and better
EseninS.-Money easy at 8. Sterling steady at
1885, Gold, 112g8112T. Governments dull but
strong. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE rs
BALTIMORE, April 21.-Virginia 6a, old, 80;
consols, 67H. West Virginia's, 8. North Carolina
6Ts; old. 16: new, g.; special tax, 9. Bid to-day.
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SODA-NATER APPARATUS, for the
WtsEs. WINERiL WATERS, MEAD, ROOT BEER
etc Also pas ferK1nH ana n1
NE sasnnter. on new principles, Send for cata.
iomc. With reports of judges on apparatus VII.
LIAM GEE, corner Elm and Franklin streets. New
York. ie V -sooont
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"HUILE D'A1X EYQUEM,'
SUPERIOR QUALITY.

A full supply Of this excellent TABLE-OIL-ln
quart, pint, and half-pnt bottes-just received by
PURCELL, LADD & Co, Druggists,
an % 1915 Main street.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND Va ADril %, 1879. {

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1875.
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received at the City Engineers office until
WEDNESDAY, May 10th, ut IL O'Clock NJ. for the
purchase Of Clark's Spring property, adjoining
Hollywood Cemetery, containing 35 acres more or
less. This property may be used as cemetery or
otherwise, subject to the approval of the Council OF
description thereof can be seen at the Engineers
Office. MILAN y. IANSEh,
Chairman Joint Committee Public Grounds and
Iuiidines and Water. ap 22-td
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81 Htx Hgai tgs: E44lifEA 9I i9aS2 xrc Sfds 5z
ASH EtfEfaka E1o6aS4tnS Md2{ &363&as50s DID,
ExfGl83,B1aiid upgafsts q ;, -
nv T6Is srai,i.
HEsY Yf1RKs M4RKErH.

s s & fsa1s afss sssses sa is ~
rate expoa Ionss trade inquiry. CoSn ioser M
zos sSs sssS mi1s I; n.tss
State Rfocosee1TnieS sisd HneAsnsed. 6agaf qEtss
and steady; refined firm 60 9k On asi.dasA ".
and nrchsnss1 Tas sa s:sd a ross ssess Yos
R gsssss ssssa5
s. BALTIMORE. sS:s3
!. BALrsxonR, APRIL z1.-y Iosr fairly active md
sSlyapa . md ~ SyI.s rs
Oats quiet ana firm. Rye dad snii steady. Provi-
ssas ssfss IA ssss s1ss aa saa 81
car inactive frsner.
cINerExAn.
CINeIsNATI;i April al.-Elodr steady With hairs
and & Com ans ss
Isy dall ana iowsE: Ne q spTiuE, ssc. FORK
shade lower: steam. al 80, spoi Bnlk-meats
dnil shoulders uanrnaf nc Sc; c.ear fisides, Sill
dail and sa ss s %s.sey steady md a
Demand. M ses5
Y. ss . y LOUISVILLE.
LoUIsyIELE, April 81. Flour and wheat un-s
changed Corn quiet snH steady. oass firm g SO
eg4Zc. hyeGul sfrOvfSi0nB QQtet anu Ste1Qys EOf2S
$22.6 Balk:meats Shoulders, sae. gciesr RIB
s sldes 1lsa ~ ssas ia rs
12Ac.: clear sides. Star.t ursd hams, 1A50
15c. Lard-Tierce, i 41Ic. Whiskey drm az LOT.
Etlt ST. LOUIS tx 4 ri
ST. LOUIS, April 21.-Florx quiet and unchanged.
Wheat very duh and lower. Corn aetiye and lowers
No. mixed, 4 7Sc, cash Oats nnsettied. Rye
scarce and firm. Barley duitAnd anchasigei wlfs-
$3.50. Lard dull and nominal; I3Ac. asked.
Buik-meats and bacon DUH, Hogs steady and In fair
demand: baconI $3.50. n
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CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE, dc.

n HAVE IN STORE A FULL LINE Oh
i GOODS suitable for both .. 80
= WHOLESALE AND RETAlL TKADEs
IN which am making additions by every steamer,
Those who desire 70 purchase anything In M line
are respectfully invited to give me q CAL.
we take pleasure In showing goods
Importer and Dealer In Grocery.
Glass, and House Furnishing Goods,
o"r.-. -. 81 40? Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

NOR NEW YORK.-The Old efETM
It Dominion Steamship Companys sSzesfsa
wili sail SUNDAY, April 23d, at o'ctock p. NJ
Freight received until 6 o'clock Saturday evening.
Through bills Of lading signed and goods for
uarded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $12; Storage, So; round-tr1p
tickets, $50.
For freight or PASSAGE apply to
- rs, G. ". ALLEE& CO., Agents,
an 22-1t Company's Wharf, Rocsetts.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
\ A r. DEN 8 e u ID S

GARDEN Sc e ID S.
- a. Just opened, q full stock OF
.,a,5s 9t3s2 30 GARDEN SEEDS -
pcently purchased in New York and New Jersey o.
3 lie most reliable producers. Also,
: - 1.-31 HAY, MILL-FEED, &c:,v,,,,r,,
49, 4 - - JOHN i. MEREDITH,
70 10 Thirteenth street between Main and Cary.
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VIRGINIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING; THE PREMIUM ~ UNI.
LIST, RULES, and REG UI4ATloSS CT ptne ,next
oir will he received at the office of the Secretary
unti the i0Tl or MAY. The bidder win be allowed
the privilege of inserting number OF advertise
ments in the pamphlet and enjoy the profits, or an
alternative Of $500 copies for the money without
the advertisements. .,,. oih+
The pamphlet Will contain aPous :fhiTss
pages. ~ 81. -, Sncretary
ap 22-lt s, q
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CPECIAL BARGAINS. (

GPECIAL BARGAINS.
FIVE CHINA TEA-sETS for 81, Z, .Ia,a
EII.EaANT GOLD-BAND TEA-SETs3 Si ~. 20 20 49, 81
CHAMBER TOILET SETS, dccorated' ~ a7 o' eo'
r, sf:2 sa n stR TOILET SETS Of afty different
patterns At ss ssSe "a sais9, % lr ss aNcY
Special Special judgements In W HfrE Ct.iSA DIN shas
SETS. FL, &, !, I an !, N ThsTsoss:
sn W Dai sa.A'-s g - l0Il Main street.
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GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS,

GARRATT'S ELECTRIC DISKS,
an elegant, self-acting and convenient medicoelec-
trical appliance, which may be worn on the person.
and now very highly approved by the medical profcs-
sion in the treatment Of palsy, weak back, rheumatic
and neuralgia pains, and nervous troubles.
Descriptive pamphlets. of both of the above Taiua-
bio instruments can be had OF the agents,
MEADE 6 BAKER, Pharmacists,
!. NH 25 919 Main street.
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PETERSBURG.

,.,,.pr--srSTENCE or CRIMINALS
F|i>'> -, ,,rnER-SAD DEATH OF A BRO
rE'N ~, sIs7rE--REslGNATloN AND ELEc-
TFfS SN ,,>y MISUNDERSTANDING CEN
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aid DOMINION STEAMSHIP .SsFFs
" COMPANY. nszz1Esxeeez2e
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their spiendiad
BELL, RICHMOND, and GEORGE w ELDER
every TUESDAY. FRIDAW.. and sUNDAfat high
These ships are entirely new, and we're built ex-
prcssiy for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and pat-
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are UNI
surpassed. IL a.
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 hortn
river. 49,. 80 :, IL, y. .1,os
with Dispatch and no charge made except actual ex-
penscs incurred.
Freight received until 6 p. II. daily.
For further Information apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN 6 CO., ASente,
nv TO Office COMMANDS wharves. Rockets.
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CARBOLATE OF IODINE INHALANT,
prescribed by best physicians for the relief and
cure or bronchitis catasr, hoarsencss and diseases
of the throat and lungs.
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DILL ADELPH a, RICH-( 8EyN
SF1IP IJSE.@FOR PHILADELPHIA. PROYI-
DESCE. BOSTON, AND ALL NEW ENGLAND,
TWICE A WEEK-Until further notice the steam
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every IpES-
DAY and FRIDAY, connecting at Providence VIII e,
BOSTON and Providence railroad for Boston, ana by
orr Fall River line forthe same city via Cape Cod,
80 - ~ w. 7. PORTER. Agent,
2A25 Dock street. Richnond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & Co., Agents.
No. IL South Wlnryes Phiadelpnh.
%, D. G. MINK, Agent,
anil yfsg No. 90 Devonsbirc street, Boston.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

6 A L A D o I L.
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FoR BALTIMORE. fslt
II 49,, TRI-WEEKLY.jz
POWHATaN STEAMBOAT LINE,S

THROUGH FREIGHT. - -:
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
: j - rI7aE BALTIMORE
go No DOCKAGE CHARGED -,
The new and fast iron steamers. sHlkiEf, anu anu
MISSIONER, of this line leaye their new pier ipdae
t,ock foot OF TSenfy-second street, every TUES.
nay and THURSDAY MORNING at O'Clock, and
.SATURDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock, for Bait-
more making close connections ut Locust Point VILE
Raitimore and Ohio railroad for all points west ana
northwest: xsso, with Northern Central railroad iof
northern cities aud Canada. ~ 4 ss...i
,Scsr and rates guaranteed low rs by any otheT
line anpiy TO ? - ~ L. b. TATUM. Agent:
Oflces Tweaty-second aud Dock streets ana "a So'
903 Main street. ~ 49,
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ss1tANToN INSIDE LINE. es T;1
MEM FAST FREIGHT ROUTE, , hHIsWE "

"a fs5srfS X Isr the splendid iron
s,sn,nsyn or tbs line Win leave Ktehtnond Vpf
TssyS 'THURSOAYS, and SATUHDAlsa nsnn
~ second and Dock streets snakng stee f0 liz
s,cSs trim NJ fanfon Nd, VIA LIE
1or,,,,any for Phi ladelphias
sPBcIAE ApgAxTAGEs.
All freight by this line saSefyd y nsv an 4 isl
,non Rates rs ioe as any Other ilsls ~ 3 70
quickest limo between anea I'll 81
f,antn inside Line ansf scns 20 sns
"a iimiIssfas and faitinaorc depot ts, f.
EEeisRts receive ias ~
ni aoS fsrshas agply ssss,,s Ass.,
t,aicss THent sefonS aEg 49, - II
md No. 900 NAH sssess ~
=, a. WILSON, General xssaslss
gntiseslphts. 90
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5A,rausTA, Ga. April 21.J. j. Gregg
who was shot st Graniteville, =. ", YesLel-
day by James McEyoy, died at noon to-day.
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TAMES RIVER STEAMB0ATlsp1l:lIs
j ~ u COMPANY.
WINTER SCHEDULE

On and after TUESDAY, October 81 slS, sH ths
TESlrEiS Captain j. 4. PoST, carrying agnhe1s
states mall rii leave her Rnelsetts Sor
named points . a''ss
Passengers make sure connections Win tsy sans
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Yhilade,phia, anq ssssH
York. Il q. - ss 4 IS ~ 49,
4 FARE TO NORFOLK oNIlY .......S q CO
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE 3 M
TURN. -. z q q "a
Fare to Baltimore q IA
Fare to Philadelphia ,,..,s.':.a,SStss1
Fare q New YORK ;:,,s,: Il Gsrbcr M Coz
,teE aoeicy Mash street, and Exchange Hotek ana
hasange Checked through. Freight received aai agE
Boston Norfolk, and a,h =,
ings James Flyer, tfon q. ia - v : Ss' -
Frciyht for way.iandipgs must be prcra!.e.
Office: Coppunys wharf, Rockets. . :oEshca otise
at ". b. Blair 6 Co.'s, No. eos Main stfeet.
DC 90 sPs} ~ y =.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
Court outings.

Catherine Stapleton against e. P
Reynolds and others. A motion to Sc
aside service of summons, on the groun,
that the service was made ON Sunday
Motion overruled.
Alex. L. Greer against Charles Men
denhall, Trustee OF the Boone County
Mining and Manufacturing Company
In this case, tried before Judge orc on
nor, an action to recover commission
under contract for the sale of mineral
lands in Kentucky, the jury returned o
verdict for plaintiff for the amount
claimed, $4,000, with interest.
Mary A. Shehearn against the City
Verdict against the City for 5000.
The State against McClymon and
others. The proceeding was quo war
rdnt0 against the defendants for usurp-
Ing The franchise Of a corporation. The
defendants were appointed Commission
ers for a free turnpike by the County
Commissioners in the summer OF 1868,
and this proceeding is to determine the
legality of that appointment. The Court
announced that the defendants never
were properly appointed, and never au-
thorized to assume the functions of flee
turnpike Commissioners, and there must
be Judgment ousting them from the
franchise they have assumed.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-17
Raphael.

George G. Johnston, Esq, the Special
Agent of the Post-otflce Department,
this city, has arrested VIM. Raphael, tue
Astrologist quack, who is now under
bonds to answer a charge Of producing
abortion. and taken him before Commits
sioner Hooper on the charge of sending
Information through the mail in regard
to the prevention Of conception, the PEN
atty of which crime is fine OF not less
than 500 nor more than $4,000, or i'm
prisonment at hard labor for not less
Than one year nor more than ten years,
Or both. He gave bail for his appearance
at q future day.