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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-31

GOVERNOR T1LDEN AND, CHARLES o'CoN0R--
MR.. o,CoSoR WILL NOT Go TO WASHINGTON
A COUNSEL BEFORE TILE COMMISSION.
NEW YoRg. January 30.-Ex- Governor
TiIdeu and Charles O'Conor met at the
Astor House yesterday. O'Conor says it
was simply meeting between number OF
gentlemen in regard to the settlement OF
some private legal business. o'Conor also
saws he will not 20 to Washington as coun-
sci before the commission.
rs. .-r TEE KIDNAPPED BOY FOUND.
NEW YORK, January 30.-The boy Kane,
reported yesterday as kidnapped, has Deen
found, He was left by the man after steal
ing his overcoat. IT,
go FEMALE PoIsoNeR. 49,
ELIZABETH, N. j., january 30.-Henrietta
Grunawell attempted to poison her en-
ployer's family by putting arsenic in the
milk. Five are very sick, but none dead.
=. MARINERS SAVED. s"c.a
FAYAL, January 1.-THE crew OF the
ship Dakota, from New Orleans December
II. burned by lightning four hundred miles
from Azores, have arrived here. The crew,
twenty-six in number, took to the boats
and were picked up after three days. The
ships papers were saved.
FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS TO BE PAID.
SAVANNAH, January 30.-A Tallahassee
special today says: "The Assembly has
passed the bill to pay the Democratic presi-
Dental electors" ,-..
M'DuNALD PARDONED.
ST. LOUIS, January 30.-McDonald, OF
whiskey-fraud notoriety, has been uncen:
ditionally pardoned, and released from the
penitentiary.
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THE TnoRNvILLE RoBBERY-HoW PED
LER CHL0RoFoRMED WHOLE FAaILY-THE
House RANsACKED "A Y0UNG MINISTER
PLuNDERED Cincinnati, January 90
Further details OF the robbery by pedler
near Thornvile, Ohio, Friday night, show
that though the intent was rs desperate As
reported, the result was not so satisfactory
to the robbcr as supposed, he having only
managed TO get away with about $4,000,
onlv about $1,000 OF which Was in cash.
The little village OF Thornville, where the
robbery occurred, is in ~ out OF the way
place some ten or fifteen miles from tele-
graph or railroad, and well located for this
sort OF crime.
The pedler, who was evidently posted
as to the amount Of money in the possession
of Mr.. Chalfant, his victim, called at late
hour and complained OF fatigue. He OBJ
tanned, after much persuasion, permission
to remain, paying for his lodging in articles
from his knapsack. After the family had
retired he succeeded in chloroforming the
whole number, being some half dozen or
more in the family, and, ransacking the
house, carried off all the funds he was able
to find.
A young minister Of the gospel, who was
in the house visiting his intended, daugh.
ter of Chalfant, was among the victims, and
was robbed of nearly $1,000. Among the
drafts stolen was one on the Worlds Bank,
New York, for considerable sum, and
others on eastern banks. Strict search is
being made throughout the country for the
robber, but he has as get not been takcn.-
Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
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PETERSBURG.


rvIo1c,SG AMONG THE ATLANTIC, AlssisSl .I...,
,>D ONO RAILROAD EaPLolEhs-nan
cuAsGE N THE coLLECToRSalf-A sik i.f.I
rRACAs--FATAL ACclDENT-fhA'f fh"H1'
CRor.
JANUARY 80, 1877.
Tho announcement that the representa-
.:,.as ~ the hondholders OF the Atlantic,
n,;Ss;ssippi and Ohio railroad, ut their re-
nnnt meeting In New York, agreed TO settle
", unassigncd claims OF the employees eX-
;"t;,c AT the time OF the transfer OF the
,,.nncrmcnt Of the road to the hands OF the
rocs;yers causes great rejoicing among all
a,nnected with the road in this city. 1t Is
stated that there arc eight months bacK
Zoos due. but il is understood that con-
siderable norton OF the aggregate has been
oss:cncd away. II is only that amount re-
H,,ininr unassigned that it is proposed to
nav first, and this will probably be done by
degrees.
|. telegram received from Washington
this afternoon announces the removal OF
Wr George S. Richards from the office OF
collecto! Of Internal revenue Tor TINS as
trict, and the appointment OF Colonel james
y. Brady, OF Portsmouth. in his place. VI
the two, it is believed that Richards would
he the more acceptable 10 the community.
He has been in office for some years. Col
oncl Brady came here after the war. and
was for some time grocery merchant,
doing business on Bollngbrook street.
An alteration occurred to-day on Hall
fax street between Mr.. w. d. Tucker, a mer-
chant, and Mr.. John Brittenham, Surry
farmer. The latter was struck upon the
head with an lrun weight and smartly IN
iurcd. Mr.. Tucker was fined S. and re-
o1,ircd 10 give bond in the sum Of $3.50 to
keep the peace.
4 negro boy named Edward Thomas fell
from tree OIL Gill street yesterday after
noon and fractured his skull. 1t is believed
to-day that he cannot live.
There have been heavy receipts and ship
mepts OF peanuts to-day. The crop this
wear is said TO be the largest made for years,
and the farmers are bringing their nuts in
very freely. The prices realized are from
= IN &c. ROBIN ADAIR.
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GRANT FINALLY APPOINTS MuRTAoH's
SUCCESSOR. - Washington, January o.
Grant works in mysterious ways. A few
days since the President was asked II
he intended to demand the resignation OF
W.. j. Murtagb, and no satisfaction could
be obtained, and the ~questioner was blufiy
given to understand that he had better at
tend to his own business. To-day com;
mission was sent to Mr. I. G. k1mmeil
making him member Of the Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners vice ". ]. Murtagh, re-
signed. The impression here is that Grant
demanded Murtash's resignation, and Mnr-
tagh held of until he could get even with
Maior Richards and the detectives by pre-
ferring charges against them. Special dis
patch to the Baltimore Gazette.
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IMPORTANT DECISION Judge Simmons, at
the late term OF the County Court, in the
OF petit larceny committed previous to the
ratification of the constitutional amendments
was not disqualified thereby from exercising
the right Of suffrage. Ffncdstte Herald.
We are not satisfied on the point as to
whether those convicted OF petit larceny
since the amendments were adopted are
disfranchised.
VIII the Dispatch or some other we'll
posted journal inform us on this point?-
Louisa Record.
I'VE didn't know that there was any
doubt as TO this last point.]
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Ex-PREsIDENT IGLEsIAs OF MExCo.-San
francisco, January 29.-Referring to o
statement in the New York papers that O
number OF American officers had concluded
TO offer their services to Iglesias, and raise
force in the southwest to invade Mexico
and establish his claims, Iglesias yesterday
stated that the information was correct.
There are, he said, many good reasons why
this movement by my friends in this coun-
Try can be OF nc assistance to me in my ef.
lorts TO bring about change OF govern.
nent In Mexico, and ] shall advise my
irlends OF the conclusion ] have arrived ut.
FOR TINS purpose intend to proceed East
as soon as possible. $50.
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HOW TO BUY AN ORGAN.

The MASON HAaILIN ORGANS have been
assigned THE FIRST RANK by the Judges at THE
CENTENNIAL. They may now be bought VERY LOW
FOR CASH or ON EASY TERMs-viz.: BY the pay
ment Of one tenth OF the catalogue price cash, and
one tenth every three months until ten payments
are made,
For instance: To purchase an organ worth $3.50,
you pay SIS cash, aud SIS every three months til
ten payments are made. Thus purchasing an orga
by the payment of IS per month, which Is onlyth:
rent Of piano.
Large reductions for cash.
t. L. D. WALFORD & CARLTON MCCARTHY
Agents Mason & Hamin Organ Company,
and Decker Pianos,
ia 5-lm GA Main street. Richmond, Va.
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In the course of a sketch of Mr.. Abram 8:
Hewitt, writer in the Philadelphia Times
says: .'He and his brother worked their
way. through college together in an original
and highly fraternal manner. The brother
had an occupation in which he could earn
enough to support them both. SO 1t was
agreed, as both were equally thirsting for
knowledge, that the brother should stick to
his business and that Abram should enter
Columbia College and impart to him every
evening all he had learned during the day.
They kept up this system with incredible
industry and self-denial, and were both
graduated at the same time"
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JAMES GORDON BESNETT.-This gentle
man seems to be ubiquitous. One account
said that from his yacht he intercepted a
Philadelphia steamer on which he en-
barked for Europe another that he sailed
from New York, and had sold out the Her.
aid to joint stock company. A later &C
count stated that he was at Jacksonville,
Fla. 6; but the latest and most reliable story
is that he is at Elk RIM, Fauquier coun-
ty, Va, where he has been spending the
last three weeks with Professor RaWls, with
two OF his New York friends.-Ele Rus.
Gazette EE " - s.. 500
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FoREIGN NEwS-NEGoTIATIoN FOR
PEAcE.-London, january Gothic Stand
ARDS Vienna dispatch says: "Negotiations
between Servia and Turkey have COM
menced."
Ignatieff arrived at Berlin. He stated
that the Catholic Powers have exchanged
notes respecting eventuaity vacancy OF the
Papal throne, and engaged to make the
strlctest use OF their ancient prerogatiYes
to secure regularity in elections.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 3o.-Cotton dull and easier !;
sale. Of 7o4 bales q 1870 ssc. consolidated net
bales; channel, 952 bales. Flour dull and heavy
again; 100 l5c lower; superfne western and State,
ea sooa to sSo sos@
1915. Oats dull and in buyers favor. Codee-Rfo
quiet and STEADY Sugar quiet and unclaimed. NO,
I.slfow easier at sI@sxc. Rosfn quiet at $3.50
spected new mess nnninal at $3.50. Wheat duii
heavy, and nominally lower, shippers and mlllers
holding of; winter red western $l;53 In store.
and home.trade demand. closing quiet holders
59@62c for new yellow southern. Lard opened
firm: closed heavy and lower; prime steam, Sl1.20
@$11.25. Whiskcy firm and quiet at si.o9 Freights
03''' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 30.-Flour dull and easier;
no: luotably lower. Wheat quiet, steady, aud un-
active and trm southern white. 55c.: yellow. 66@
56Xc. Oats steady. Provisions dull and unchanged.
Coffee dull. Whisky, $l.10@s1.loh. Sugar quiet
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, January 30.-Four firm: all offer
not aaoa5y hsber e at 4s
nomi1ally unchanged. Rye steady and firm: Pork
strong 3.62E. Lard steady and unchanged. Bulk
ders clear ribs, and clear sides Bacon weak; shout
derS, re: clear rLs, 9ac.; clear sides, l0t. Whs-
kew steady at $1.05
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI january 3o:.Eour dull ut 5000
$40. Wheat dull: red, S1.35Gt1.i5. Corn dull
ar 4l@43c. Oats In fair demand and firm at
35@40c. Rye dull 1T S1@S2c. Barley dull and
unchanged Pork quiet 1t SIT. Iiulk-meais quiet
and firm for shoulders Bacon steady FOR shoulders.
Lard strong: steam. 81 .65nSln TO- kettle, l1.50
@Sl2 Whskey steady at l.05. Butter dull and
lower: mixed lots. l56I6c. Hogs dnll and lower;
packing. S6.l5@&6.30; receipts, 1874 head: ship
ments, 435 head. a
ST. LOUIS.
cannot he made nc the decline OF 15M25c. Wheat
Res, era, es lower to sell medium qualities frmer
No. 2 rcd fAll, Sl.4ls bid. Corn 1rmer; No,
mixed 3ssIc. cash. Oats 6rmcr: No. 2, SAC. Rye.
6S@69c. Barley quiet and unchanged. Whtskey
steady at &1.o6. Pork firm and Unclaimed. Lard
only iobblng trade doing. Bacon quiet and un-
changed HogsNuict; packing, $5.75@s6.1U. Cat
| tie dull .a. -y.s4ta y 1
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the B'nai B,rith.
GRAND LnDGE, b. !,

The District Grand Lodge, No. s. of the
independent Order OF B'nni Birth, Fifth
district, comprising Maryland, District OF
Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Flo
rida, resumed its session yesterday morn
Ing, with open doors, ut st. Joseph's Hail,
and the committee In charge OF the erection
of an asylum for the Order In the district
was increased, and the committee now con-
sists OF Simon Wolf, c. Herzberg, and DR..
S. b. Wolf, OF the District OF Columbia;
A. Goodman. NJ. Il. Walter, aud 9. New
ham, OF Baltimore; w. Lovenstein. OF
Richmond; and Mr.. Franklin, OF Atlanta,
Ga.
Resolutions OF thanks to L. Abrahams. OF
this city, for services In installing the new
NEGLECTED officers, were adopted, and also to
the outgoing officers, particularly the Grand
President, NJ. Emerich, OF Baltimore; and
it was voted that his portrait be added to
the gallery OF grand presidents. The sub
iect OF place OF next meeting was taken up,
and an invitation to meet in Charleston, s.
c., was accepted.
The grand banquet given last evening in
honor OF the NJ. W. Grand Lodge, No. 5,
by the lodge OF the I. o. B. b., Of the Dis
frict OF Columbia, at Masonic Temple, was
we'll attended. The banquet was presided
over by Simon Wolf, Esq. The following
arc some Of the toasts offered, which were
appropriately responded to:
sOur Country: Boundless and generous,
impulsivc and philanthropic, assailed by
factions. it is, after all, the country OF the
world"
"Our Guests: Ever welcome; as friends
and brethren donbly dear TO us; may they
ever cherish their stay rs among the plea
SAINT memories"
Judaism: The kohinoor' among the
nations. "a gem of purest ray serene
Grand in its past, glorious in its future"
.'The Ladies: Among the fair, the fair
est; among the pure, the purest; the elect
OF God, and the select OF men,"
"The Press: The terror OF tyrants, the
bulwark Of free people; may its leaders
always be double-leaded in defence OF free
dom."- Washington Union, S0h.
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JARRATT's, Va, january %, 1877.
On Saturday =. NJ. the Clubhouse OF Mr..
j. II. Bate was destroyed by fire. For
tunately but very little cotton was in it.
Loss not yet ascertained. as it is thought
there was some insurance on it. Fire
purely accidental No one was in it at the
time the house was discovered on fire.
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MARINE tsTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 80, 1877

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 80, 1877.
ARRIVED.
Brig Anna (Gcr.), Laarmann, New York, In bal
last, load for Rio Graude do Sui, lIaxal, Cren-
shaw & Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co.,
agents.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. i. Is. Tatum agent.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Meta (Ger.), Strenge, from Richmond for
Bahia via New York. ut New York January 9th.
Schooner c. ". Holt, Delay, from Richmond, at
Schooner Lizzie Young, Young, from Richmond
via Osborne's, at Providence January 9th.
Schooner j. S. WINS Ingersol, was ioading ut New
York for Richm ond January 29th.
Schooner Iulette kenessn. Buckingham, from
Richmond, at Norfolk January 29th.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK. January 30.1Arriyed out; j.: A.
Thompson. Queen Of Beauty, Lizzie Barrcli. Bourne,
Dundee, MARYLAND, Delta, Broato, M1gdila, Run
ncr, Aurger, Constantine, Jacobson, and Pradhoe.
Homeward: Memphis, Orleans.
EWAsuINGToN, January 3Q.-The light on the
Moss Point has been restored. 1t Is or the fourth
ord or, showing red fash every thirty seconds
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January 80, 1877.

OFFERINGS. .-...
WHEAT White. FOG bushels. Red, 538 bushels.
CoRN.-IV White, 3O2 bushels. Aiaed, 26S bushels.
OATS.-90 bushels. t..a. .r.,-.....
NEAL.-62 bushels.
FLoUR.-20 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whfte ~ bushels very good ut 81 go;
&C bushels at 81 80; "a bushels ut SLIT A bush
els prime ut $1.60-total, FOG bushels. Red, Ia
bushels very good Mt $1.55; 474 bushels very good
on private terms; so bushels common on private
terins-total, 53S bushels. s...
CoRN-White, ia bushels prime at 52c.: rs
bushels very good ut 51c.-total, 90 bushels Mir
ed 1913 bushels ut SOC.
OATs.-9O bushels on private terms.
RE-EXHIBI1ED.
WHEAT.-Rcd, so bushels.
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The PJLGRiaAGg TO RoaE.-O ttaua, Jan.
nary 9.---A number Of Roman Catholics oi
Ottawa have decided to join the American
pilgrimage to Rome, leaving New FORK on
the 18th of Aprif!s9 IL ~ },: -.is55i s
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BY Telegraph.

NEW 1UfSA.
NEW YORK, January 30.-Goh opened at 1869.
'Noon.-Stocks active and better. Money, 8 per
cent. Gold, 1864. Exchange-Long, 4S44; short,
4S6. Governments active and better. States dull !;
North Carolinas and Georgia rs better rest steady.
Erening.-Money easy; offered at 8 per cent Sterl
ing quiet at AJAX. Gold irregular at 106k@1O6h.
Governments dull aud better new SIS, 111a. States
quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, January 30.-VirRinta 6's, deferred,
TX: consolidated, 81: second series, SO. North
Carolina 6s, old, 20; new, 8; special tax, 2. Bid.
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). from wsarf. D. 1edss,.1s from ssore. a1.ao

.to,a from ,vt,cry ~ 1noas, 4 q !. s 49, ~ ar,
i@sf.26 n sack. 49, g
Z SuGGr: Crnsed. 1885,: powdered. 12A@12xe.:
graruatedi 1Z5zfB12Xc.: A. 12c.. n, 11lZc.. extra
G.. 1Hc.; Yellow 10Ac. I: cut loaf 1870: Porto
Rico, Zoe; Dctnerara. I016T1 0Lc. - q 5Fss
1901 Sodg 1S9mnon. SeGJ G., peg wasling, S@9c;
Tsas: Eack. 55c.ssI tie iast mint arf3se:
Imperial, SI.I0aki,6O nunpowder. SI.4Sl1.7S
for strictly choice. go. go - $50
II s- .rs...
az. s.o,., ss .oo...5,s
dozea gold ! - - - 49, -
1 Brandtes: Domestic. a1.256S2: fruit. 81 $50
$3.50; apple, new. SiS5GSZ,25; old. &2.26
nAG Virginia pearf k36hAa IN =, 49,
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PIANOS. ORGANS, DC.

TOR SALE, a MUM &@Es3
Il CLARK SEVEN-OCTAVE PIANO.fT4 III
For further Information apply to Mrs. JOHN +
WREN No. south Second street, between Main and
Cary streets. MRS. WILLIAM ii. KENYON.
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CELLING OFF AT COST -
= FOR THIRTY DAYS. eezfa.ssss=Tz
aides, Sewed Shoes only 75c. -
entlemen,s Ralmorals, 81, worth &I.6Q;

Ladies, Sewed Shoes only 75c. -;
Gcntlemens Balmorals, 81 worth Si.ex fEGE
Gentlemen's Congress CATERS, aI.2o ana S1;SO,
soTh ssag saass msaaGs
b GaiS snnare Rox-Toe. hand scwed, $3, worth $5
Ladies' Calf Shoes, sewed, 81, old price La
dies, Kid Laced, si.25, cheap at eSs;As; Ladies ladies'
i2 so Ladies' Serge Foxed CATERS, u, worth
ALTO: LADIES' Congress Gaiters, 81 only La
dies's best quality Buttoned datefs, tatYf SA'
sold elsewhere nc 9S:
Misses High-Cnt Pebble Goat "a good school shoe)
,, iswga suttoned Boots, sizes
-. 4 TO 10, only 81, worth 81.
Rabies; Shoes, With heels, 80, 40, and t0c. =,
Ali goods warranted ss represen.sea ny tae olo
ciisap n s'T,s - not James Golden.
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~ w. PICKRELL u CO..
II. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUNBER
DEALERS,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, SOUTH bASia,,>,
keep constantly full line OF seasoaed BUlLDlNG
LUMBER: also, SHINGLES, LATHs, and To
lBACCO-BOX BOARDS.
- BILL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
WALNUT, CHERRY. ASH, MAPLE, Hi IL ~,
CHESTNUT, POPLAR, and WHITE FINE ass0,
sheds % !, car
Agents for o Virginia msnnfactoryL Of, SASH,
BLINDS, DOORS, and MOULDISGS, En1cn We ts,
commend eansl to the best sold In this marEsf Elo
at prices much lower than usual rates se .rsas
St find II 10 ther interest 10 examine our stock Pc
fore pirchasiEg. Can I'LL orders for any o. zoe
above on short notice. "a - -eo1oln.
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VOTE ON THE GRAND CoAMISsION-G GARFIELD
FALLS BEHIND HIS COLLEAGUES.

VUTE UN THE UhAND CUhaIoolON" Uh'r TEL
FALLS BEHIND HIS COLLEAGUES.
WASHINGTON, January 39.-The vote in
the House for representatives on the grand
commission was unanimous, except in the
case Of Mr.. Garfield, who lost thirty votes,
mostly from members declining to name
him.
The Senate voted unanimously for Messrs.
Edmunds, Morton, Frelinghuysen, Thur
man, and Bayard, except that each candi-
date in voting dropped his own name.
The judges have sent to the House
and Senate. under seal, their appointment
OF the fifth Judge. The general impression
favors Justice Bradley. ~"
Later.-There is no doubt Judge Bradley
has been selected as the fifth judge. The
formal announcement will be made to-mor-
row. -a-.#s. -.-r.r ... ~ '....
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DYErNG, CLEANING. &c.

d COS STEAM.gLEAM y.
Marshall street near Filth, Is the place 70 have Gen
tienen's, Youths'. and Boys Cioh,ng aCiSEANEJ
and REGOLORED atfhe shortest nollce ana sasal
Pants CLEANED aud EG0LORED my per CONF.
ebeaper than North or elsewhere, Latesf fsctnnss
and improvements. u 1919
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.u,EaEnAE .1rEnlaEanAPHIoKEws.

A PRESIDENTIAL VETO ovERsLAUGHED-
THE NEW YORK KIDNAPPING-CAsE-A
WHOLE FAMILY poIsoNED-sAFETY OLA
sHIPwREcKED cREw-TILDEN AND
CHARLES otcoNoR IN CoNFERENClPA-
PAL PROTEST PREPARING, &C., &C.
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XLIVTH CONGRESS--SecondS Session
WASHINGTON, January 80, 1877.

usr. .-.s. .fs.s. .-.t.. SENATE. X.
Messrs. Edmunds, Morton, Frelinghuy-
| sen, Thurman, and Bayard were elected on
the electoral commission on the part OF the
Senate. .-.. o -~s IL .,-i.sa. ..ar ~
| Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont, submitted a
resolution authorizing and directing the
president of the Senate to appoint two
the duties required by the electoral-count
bill which recently passed. 1t was agreed to.
| Mr.. Allison, OF the committee, submitted
resolution providing that resolutions and
proceedings before the commission author
lied by that bill be printed ia the Congress
sional Record from day to day; which was
| laid over.
Mr.. Hamlin, of Maine, submitted reso-
luton instructing the Committee on Rules
to inquire and report what, If any, rules
should be adopted for the admission OF per-
sons to the Capitol during the count OF
votes for President and Vice-President, and
that the committee confer with the Com
mittee on Rules of the House Of Representa-
tives. TWAS agreed to.
a concurrent resolution was adopted ap-
pointing fifty special policemen for duty at
the Capitol during the counting of the vote.
The Committee on Public Lands reported
favorably on the bill granting the right OF
way to the Hot Springs railroad oyerthe
Hot Springs reservation. -
Adjourned. 4r,f -.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House to-day passed the bill abolish
| ing the Police Board, the Presidents obiec-
ton notwithstanding.
The bill for the payment OF 100000 to
| Eads was passed. = -. 1,
Messrs. Payne, Hunton, Abbott, Garfield
and 1Hoar were elected on the part OF the
House members OF the electoral commits
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Italy.
AN ENCYuIcAL FROM THE POPE.
ROME, January 30.-Thc Pope is prepar-
ingan encyclical in protest against the cierl-
caI-abuse act. 1t will probably be pup
lished at the consistory to be held early In
March.
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nENTLEMENs,4 BOYS, AN Da..sa
(JY1uths' Boots, Shoes, slippers, Brogans, %
&c, ILunsrs o ' sa1o low Mt ROSCHENS.
sct,Ptiou 'ot '" 500 and 81 Broad street.
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DIIRE SPANISH MASS LICoRICE.

FIFTY CASES . j. c, Co. ! brand Just received
from spain. For sale by 81: ~. II s;.,ss. $3.50.
ID so-aws l'i 81 DAVENPORT z Mohh's'
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
JANUARY 80, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised 81 hogsheads, 22
tierces and % boxes. The offerings nj auction were
Cd packages; Of which number 80 were taken In,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from ~
to S4S50.
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Flour.

Fine, SIS: superfne, S5.75G9&6: extra superfne
S6.75@$7: common family, $7.259S7.5O; fancy
family, S7.75@SS.