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The ENTERTAINMENT AT TRINITY CHURCH
LAST NIGHT.-Between two and three hun
dred persons enjoyed DR.. Taylor's charming
entertainment at Trinity church lecture
room last night. Everything worked we'll,
and the audience left, at the conclusion OF
the performance, fully satisfied with having
made the small investment for so worthy an
object. The lanterns were worked with
much skill and excellent effect, and the
Doctor, who described the pictures, was in
his happiest vein.
Tomorrow (Thursday) night there will
be another performance for the same OBJ
ject, and another series OF beautiful pictures
of Rome and its environs, allegorical repre-
sentations, &C., will be presented.
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MARTIN FARoUHAR TrPPER.-Notwith-
standing the extremely inclement weather
OF Monday evening Mr.. Tupper had a
large audience at Association Hall to hear
his reading. His selections were varied
from the grave to the gay, the simple to the
profound, and were entirely from his own
works. The repeated applause Of bis
hearers, among whom were many of our
most intelligent citizens, eyinced the high
satisfaction which was afforded by the per-
Rorr,0nce
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paper, and made &c common mistake of
saying that greenbacks got at one time
during the war 2s3 per cent. 6elo,o par ITO
be worth 1873 per cent less than nothing].
He spoke of the strong inclination to print
paper money. The Republicans were in
power to-day, and they wanted to turn it
out freely from the press. "Bye-and-bye
the DEMOCRATS would be in power [great
applausel-and they would be hungry,
and might be tempted to print it too.'
The Rev. Henry spoke in no very regret
full terms Of the railroad kings who got
broke by the panic. He thought the coun-
try was no worse off because Of their mis-
fortunes, but was really hurt by the disas-
ters to workingmen. His theory was that
it didn't hurt to lOp of at the top, but
that it blighted the whole tree to harm the
roots.o
In closing, he rapidly reviewed the les
sons of these hard times, and pointed the
to this old Commonwealth; reioiced that her
sons now appreciated the nobility OF
work; said "the Yankee was never
so awkward as when he attempted to enjoy
himself"; urged that businessmen enjoy
themselves nationally while young, and not
expect to do it in old age even il they can
accumulate fortune, for it is seldom "that
new strings are put upon an old harp" A
loving and helpful wife and the blessings
Of the domestic circle were portrayed, and
the lecturer, after glittering peroration
(at $500, bowed himself out amid great ap-
plause.
As to "the true inWardness " Of the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, the writer hereof
knoweth land careth) naught. But the
above are about the facts concerning the
lecture.
Mr.. Beecher will leave here for Washing
ton this morning, and tonight will bestow
the light OF his countenance upon congress-
men aud others, which he can very well af-
ford to do, as he is guaranteed at least S40O
for each lecture. He drew about three
times as many paying people here (but had
six or seven lady auditors less) than Theo-
dore Tilton.
Quite large number Of copies Of the
tract "WiH Beccher Dra,o ?" were bought
yesterday evening for Mr.. Beecher
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DEATn OF You've CITIzEN.-James IL.
Ainsiie, son of Captain George A. Ainslle,
died yesterday afternoon after long and
painful illness. He was in his twentieth
wear, and had but recently graduated at the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege. He endeared himself to all his ac-
uuaintances, who will sadly lament their
loss. The hour and place Of his funeral
will be announced tomorrow.
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THE PITTSBURGH CHasiBER OF COMMERCE.
Pittsburgh, Pa, january 22.-At a meeting
Of the Chamber of Commerce to-day reso-
lution was passed endorsing the bill fer the
adjustment Of the electoral count, AID re-
spectfully urging upon Congress the amme-
,diate adoption OF the 'bHl, that the business
OF the country may 'be relieved from the
disturbing influences growing out of the
unsettled state OF thespublic mind upon the
presidential question.
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CHAScERY Court OF RIcHMoND..-The fol-
lowing cases have been dissosed Of: S.
Kiddy, trustee, IS. City Of Richmond;
Pickett, &C., vs. Pickett Harden, &C., Us.
McGruder; Brown &c, Us. Partington |;
Seal, trustee, Us. Tyler; Van Lewis exc
cutor rs. Van Lew; Clapp Us. Van Lew !;
w. n. Anderson Us. Anderson.
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/ have analysed the wHIsKEY Known under the
brand Of ..B SELECT, y controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR Il Co., Richmond, Va. and fnd II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL aud othe. Impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pun :
poses.-J. y. McCAw, II. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF virginia.
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KANSAS CITY BOARD OF TRADE-Kansas
City, January 22.-The Board Of Directors
Of the Board of Trade to-day adopted reso-
lutions approvingthe'i Joint committees plan
Of counting the electoral vote; also memo
rializing Congress ITO reduce bank taxes.
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SENTENCE OF MASKED BURGLARs.-Neio
Fork, January 23.-The Astoria masked
burglars have been sentenced-Jo ohm James,
twenty years, and fifteen years in another
case; Jeremiah Mccarthy, twenty years;
James Riley, eighteen years.
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Mayors Coatrt.-Mayor Chiles found no
thing for the exercise OF his functions upon
the docket yesterday morning, and he was
so pleased that he adjourned court and
proceeded to Richmond to talk with your
people about the electoral plan. He likes
it, as does most every other sensible man.
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GOSSIP ABOUT Mr. BENNETT AND THE
" "HERALD."-A letter from New Yerk to
the Cincinnati Gazette says: "The depar-
ture of Mr.. james Gordon Bennett for
Europe is, 1t is said, intended to be a start
ing point for reformation It is not eX-
pected that he will return In long tiAs-
perhaps never. He leaves America as Byron
aeft England, seeking another home. It is
NOW we'll understood that during the In
tarval between the knock-down and the de-
parture Bennett was concealed IN his own
mansion in the Fifth avenue. The house
being connected with the Herald establish
meut by telegraph, he kept up an incessant
communication with his downtown Office.
1t is understood that the Herald is placed
in the hands of the chief editors, who are
to pay an annual rent, not less than S75,000
year This will leave them surplus OF
nearly as much more. The Bennett building
in Nassau street will be farmed out in
similar rnanner.N
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw ana
disagreeablc, with occasional snow. At
night it was clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 81;
8 A. NJ, So; noon, 40; P. NJ, 40; T.
NJ, 3S; midnight, "a.
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CONVICT RECEIVED. ELIAS Robinson, con-
victed in the County Court of Warren
county OF attempted rape, and sentenced to
two years. imprisonment in the peniten-
tiary, was received at that institution yes
tordoy
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Governor Tilden's opinion Of the pro-
posed tribunal is given as follows by a New
York dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette on
Thursday: "Tiiden told a friend tonight
that he should accept the proposed solution
of the matter, and he should counsel his
friends to do likewise. He has been in con-
slant communication with the Democratic
leaders at Washington on this subject, and
several Of his sugsesstionshave been embod-
led in the PLAN
The Chicago Irsbanse advocates the plan
Lne Joint committee, and predlcts that it
will be disastrous for the party which may
be impelled by craftsmanship to oppose it to
defeat the propositions.
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the constantly Increasing demands OF our trade ".
have added q weitse,ected assortment Of NEW
TYrE, which, together with our improved IA
cRIsEEy and sKILFUh MECHANICAL TALEN1
warrant us in guaranteeing the YRRy 9Esr cLAs,
OF WORK at moderate figures and la the most expe
dittops manner, ~. ~ sfS 49,
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THE GREAT RUSH AT WRIGHT & Co.'s is on ae-
count OF the reduction In price for their handsome
work. Read:
The following prices as low possible, to give
frst-class work Size for framing. 81. Imperials-
For first, 75c.; duplicates, 60c. Cards, $3.50 per
dozen. WRIGHT & Co.
No. lOIl Main street, opposite post-ofbce.
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THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIAL is signed by
twelve of the leading physicians OF Halifax, n. s..
"CoLDEN's LIEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND Tonic INvIGoRAToR is very agreeable arti-
Gle OF diet, and particularly useful in dphtheria,
fever and every depressing disease. We cheerfuliy
recommend 1t. Every family should have few bot
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK.
At an adjourned meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Merchants and Planters Savings
Bank at their Office at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon the presidents report was read,
showing the payment of three per
cent. dividend, and handsome addition to
the surplus fund. With the exception OF
one vacancy in the, Board, to which Mr..
Samuel Sinton was elected, all the old di-
rectors were chosen for the ensuing year.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Mr.. John H. Montague was re-
elected president.
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LUMBER DEALERS,
r W. PICKRELL 81 CO..
As WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBEs

NINTH AID TENTH STREETS, SOUTH BASIN.
Keep e2tnSstaatiy full line OF seasoned BUILDING
= IIGaaSEh; s2I1s s5so, SHINGLES, LA1Ha, and TO-
EACCO-BOX BOARDS.
BILL LEMBER CUT TO ORDER.
,,,5 ,85xALNuI, xAaLiu, CHERRY. ASH, MAPLE, HICKORY,
sheds. f '' AA'.
~ Agents for q Virginia manufactory of SASH.
BLINDS. DOORS, and M0CLDINGS, which we no.
commend equal 10 the best sold in this market aud
G ~ Gbrlcfs much lower than usual ru;es. The trade
WIN nhd II 10 their interest to xaiEe our stock be-
s1re 1 purchasing. Can an orders for any Of the
sDofe on short notice. sSAai u l7-eodGm
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Three men were killed and several dam
geTously injured by the explosion Of boiler
In Griiis & Huyok's shingle factory, Ink
iBlyou, near Little Rock, Ark, Monday.
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PAYING OFF THE JURoRs,-DeputY Ser
geant HoIzinger will to-day pay off the grand
and petit jurors Of the Hastings Court for
the January term.
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!, There are q few boxes OF CHEWING TOBACCO
left at Messrs. ". D. BLAIR d Co.'s, 903 Main
street. that is said and believed TO be the beat that has
been on our market since the trial win co,t-
vince you Of its superior quality. The price Is ex-
ceedingly low. Inquire for the Best Bower"
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cEatr-4aNaCAL DEoAYh.-Tne nrsL general
debate Of the Literary -Adelphi was held
Monday evening. Mr. l.. G. Woodson was
Bohonon, Ward, and Tabb-as the best
speaker OF the evening. His speech was q
masterly effort, and his language beautiful.
The organization is composed Of the best
among our young men, and such exhibi-
tions Of oratory and study as were displayed
cannot fail to reflect credit upon and be Of
value to our city in the future. The presi-
dent Of the Adelphi is Mr.. Ashton Starke.
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WNON AND COAL.

DEST SPLINT LUMP COAL IN FULL
Dsupply, and sll sizes ANTHRACITE (bcst coet-
ius fueil and CLGNER HILL GOALS, and SOFT
LUMP COKE: audsIperisr PIN L and OAK W0OR
for kiSDLISG and COOKING, sawed split, and
long. All best f,h:l vary low at Ninth and Cary
Strtetsand Basin Bank. j. Is. WATKINS.
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. DR.. W. E. Hatcher,
pastor of Grace-Street Baptist church, con-
tinues quite sick, having been confined to
his bed for nearly two weeks.
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SAVE MONEY by having ycur printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTlNa-HousE. Gooa work, low
prices, and satisfaction euaranteed 9
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PROMINENT BANKERs SUsPENpED.-SGn
Francisco, January 23.-Perry & Wolfskill,
prominent bankers, have suspended.
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NJ. ELLysoN 6 Co, advertising agents, insert az
vertisements in al! OF the newspapers OF the United
States publishers rates. Orders left st the Dis
patch counting-room will receive prompt nttCn-
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Volume No. Of Frank Lesie,s Histori-
cal Register OF the Exposition Isl to hand
from j. T. EEysnn, 111a Main street.
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amendment to the bill, designed to put ridl-

amendment to the bill, designed to put ridi-
eule upon it, promising that In any case
where the Supreme Court lacks the back
bone to do Its plain, constitutional duty,
that it have the power to call in to its assist
ance advisory committees OF the two houses
Of Congress. II Mr.. Knott has any such
idea MS this in contemplation it would be
better should he refrain from putting it into
execution. The bill cannot be hurt by any
attempt to ridieule IT'D,
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FROM WASHINGTON.
TIE ELECTORAL COMPROMISE BILL.

Despite outside talk OF opposition to the
electoraI-count bill, there are good reasons
for believing that it will pass both houses OF
Congress this week. At all events, careful
inquiry has failed to discover 4 single men,
Der of either house who holds contrary
opinion. Senator Morton, who leads the
opposition in the Senate, is reported to have
said to friend that he had no hopes OF de-
ieatins the measure. Republicans oppose
it because, they say, it will surely bring
about the Inauguration OF Mr.. Tildcn land
the defeat of their scheme for counting in
Mr. Hayes. They thus endorse the pro-
posed commission in advance as an honest
one.
The debate in the House will probably
begin to-day, and the Speaker has list OF
some twenty-five members who have
speeches to deliver. Mr.. Payne has signl-
fed his intention OF calling the previous
question Wednesday evening, but it is quite
likely the time may be extended so that the
vote will not be taken before Friday.
From various quarters the President is
reported us having expressed himself in
favor OF the bill, and he also ventured his
opinion that it is fair TO both Sides VASE
ip1ton Union.
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MoRTUARY STATIsTICs.-The whota num-
Der OF deaths in the city during the past week
tyas tWenty-seyen.
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IRON. STEEL. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.
$50 tons Of the BEST REFINED IRON. cins
bracing full assortment Q. hifs, rounds
sGuares oyals, half oya!s, half roands, hor~s
si,oe bands, nail.rods. boon, &c., &e.:
SWEDES and dCOUNTRY-HAMMEEED EDIHoN
NAYLOR'S CAsT-STEEL-sqaare, tat, ana oc-
ES9IIssH ssGIs and AMERICAN BLIsTERED
nacHniEEERY, SPRING, and TIRE STEEL
RUSSIA, AMERICAN, and GALVANIZED
SHEET IRON;
PIG TIN, 80. lFs
SHEET ZINC and sPELTER,
PLoW.PLxTEs and MA IFS, &c: -.
For sale by Il. .&Ss'WORTHAA& q % w.
ja 23-3taw1m .4zgast}
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDgT-Police-Ju Jus
tice Joseph j. Ehite presiaing.-The fol-
lowing cases of petty larceny were disposed
Of Beverly Randolph, stealing toilet-bot-
tie from the HIgh-Constsble, forty-eight
hours in Jail; Bat. Brawdy, charged with
stealing, was acquitted; Ephraim wilkins,
stealing lumber from M. Il. Gary, Jail one
hour and ten stripes; Jacob Darlington,
charged with stealing -Sl5 from Thomas
Murphy, continued till the 25th; Joshua
Frayser, stealing sevemy-fve pounds of
coal from c. H. Page, jail forty-eight hours.
All these accused are cdlored.
Edlar CbaPpell (colored), arrested by Ser
geant Hall and Policeman Sweeny, charged
with selling policy-tiekets, was sent on to the
grand jury The policy, or lottery, business
is carried on, If not us openly, almost as ex-
tensively as when the Southern Association
was in operation. There are offices in all
parts OF the city, and the chief customers
are negroes, and the tickets are sold from
one cent upwards.
MIR. S. NJ Page, counsel for Chappell, de
clared that it was very hard that the law
should be SO strictly enforced against poor
negroes, while members Of the Legislature
and others were allowed to engage in ratf1es
for horses and other things without him
drance.
Ely Wilson (cofored), charged with as
saulting John Green with bottles and slung-
shot, was fined $10'and costs, and commit
ted for sixty days, or till the fine is paid.
In the ease OF Randall Moore (colored),
charged with stealing one lot Of coal from
the James River and kanawha Canal Com
pany, the evidence was insufficient to con-
Yict Moore, but he was required to give Sc
curity for good behavior, and in default
was sent to iail for thirty days.
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THE OHIO REPUBLICANS.

\ World special says A stronger pres
sure has been brought t. bear upon the
Ohio Republican delegation to oppose the
electoral bill than upon any other in Con-
gress. To quote Mr.. Foster, "Every post
master and every man that wants to be a
postmaster--an we have got good many
down our way-is against the biii, and most
OF these men are writing and telegraphing
to their congressman"
The pressure was continued yesterday,
and it was stated last evening that Mr.. Eos
ter alone OF the Ohio Republicans will
stand BY the BILL bii 1t Looks very much as
of a fair count. The western Republicans
generally are said to be decided in their op-
position to the bill, and want Hayes counted
in any way.--Ib.
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% 10 $40 per ream, ut the
I'D DISpATCu rnlNTTNti-HOUsEs
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DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

After the adjournment of the House yes
serday the Democratic senators and repre-
sentatives were in caucus for a short time
in the hall of the House OF Representatives.
1t was decided to be ineXpedient to take
caucus action on the electoral bill-at least
for the present-and It will no doubt be left
to each member to act upon his own iudg-
ment in the matter.-il.
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CEILING OFF At COST MM
y FOR THIRTY DAYS

Ladies' Sewcd shoes only 75c.:
Geuf+1ncns Balmurals. 81, worth *1.50:
Gentemcn's Calf Boots, go, Old price "a
Gcuil1mcn's Congress Caters. El.25 and $3.50,
worth $3.50; Gentlemen! Square Box-Toe
iIaitcrs, $50, cheap at $3.50; Gcntlemen's
Calf Square Box-Toe, hand-sewed, So, worth IS; ;
Ladies Calf Shoes, sewed 81, old price SLID La
dies Md Laced, 81 rs, cheap at s22 Ladies
I1.i!adelphia Pebble Goat Shoes, $50, worth
ESQ; Ladies' Serge Foycd Callers, 81, worth
sl.50: Ladies' Congress CATERS, 81 only; La
les's bet quality Buttoned CATERS. only $2,
sold elsewhere at SO:
Misses Iiiyh-Cut Pebble Goat IA good school shoc)
Swed, Il l.10. old price So:
Chidrcn's Piiladelpkia-nade RrTtoncd Boots, sizes
6 10 10. only 81, worth SLID;
Babies Shoes, with heels, 80, 40, and soc. w
All goods warranted as represented at the ofo
cheap store OF n. GOLDEN, 1928 Main street,
Z, iO.lm not James Golden.
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MORE OF MoRToN's ADHERENTs.

The Indiana Republican members Of the
House are now put down in opposition to
the bill. through the influence OF Mr.. Nor
ton. IT is said that General Banks is the
only Republican member from Massachu-
setts who will oppose 1t.
During the debate In the Senate this after-
noon William M. Evarts and Colonel Robert
J. Ingersoll, of Illinois, were among those
present. Both Of these gentlemen are
represented as pronouncing the bill weak
makcshift OF responsibility. Mr.. Ingersoll
is using all his influence with Blaine against
the bill 10.
PROPOSED COMPLICATIONS
It appears to be the conviction OF the
friends OF the bill that it is essential that II
should be passed in its present shape, and
hence they will resist any amendment.-Io.
HAMPTON AND TILDEN.
General NJ. c. Butler, OF South Carolina,
who was elected United States senator oy
the Hampton Legislature, and Colonel HAS,
kell. chairman Of the South Carolina Demo.
cratic Committee, have arrived In Washing
ton. 1t is said they are here to refute the
charges that Hampton was or IS lndineren'
to Tilden's prospects.-I6.
SEIZURE OF A NEWSPAPER OFFICE.
The marshal of the District, in accord
ance with d Judgment in favor OF AleXan.
der Shepherd for rent, seized the DduA
Chronicle establishment this evening and
forced all Of its employees to leave the build
i1c, thus preventing them from getting out
| , nope,. .to-morrow-Ib,
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l1ENTLEMENS, BOYS, AN Dx
" Youths Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Brogans, p ~
&c, Trunks, Faliscs and Satchels oievery de-s@>
scrII'tion for sale low at HOSCllEN'S.
ia1 500 and 81 Broad street.
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4irtlmond @ispatftl.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY a, 1877.

ry~TuE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATroS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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Js0REST PINE AT TPILCHERaS-FOR-
II EST PINE WOOD. w. S. PITCHER,
talS S23 Main, near Nntk street.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Mr.. Morton's subcommittee had couple
of witnesses from Mississippi before them
Yesterday, but developed nothing new, and
probably little that was true. This investi-
CATION is little more than farce, though q
costly one to the ceuntry.-16.
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SILINT COAL!
- sPLINT COAL!

SFI-NT IIJlI4 :.
AFULL SUPPLY I.OW IN THE YARD,
CORNER BROAD AND JEFFERSON-STREETS
jail 7-3tl
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A CROWD OF FIVE OR SIX HUNDRED PEo-
PIE AT THE THEATRE-sKETCH OF THE
APPEARANCE OF THE CELEBRATED d.
yINE-A COLD AUDIENCE WON OVER By
ELooUENCE-T SPEAKERS EFFORTS
RAPTUROUsLY APPLAUDED-A TRIBUTE
TO vIRGINIA-MR. BEEcHER's PECULIAR
IT,IEs. ETC. go
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HILL COAL.

y
\ fun supply constantly on hand and delivered
prs mptly. Our ENGINE COAL the cheapest In the
market.
Yard and Office cor,c,- Seventh and Byrd streets.
T. c. JONES,
k:22 Commercial Agent.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF HESRlCo. IS:
/ Samuel A. Glover, cashier Of the abore-named
hank do sdennly that the above statement Is
trIIr 10 the pest OF my knowledge and belief.
S. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this esd day
Of January, 1877. |--,
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RANK STATEMENTS.

DTPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
X THE FIRST NATIONAL; hANh AZ ~ St oFWiR- EtHts
NON, a2NIh,' a At TIiE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANu-
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