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JErrERsoSvILLE, I"D, January =
Captain Conrad's Company J., Second
Infantry United States Army, in com.
mand Of Lieutenant Egbert, arrived here
last night from Atlanta, Ga, and are
quartered at the Quartermaster depot.
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Compromising with the SUI
feRRra

NEw YORK, January 6.-The Tribune
says that Coles Worms, charged few
days ago with being Il deiaulter In his
trusts, Is compromising with the sufferers,
and that their ultimate loss will be about
Sl5O.O0O
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NEw York, January THE storage
warehouse Of Geo. Archer, at the foot Of
Vandy ke street, Brooklyn, was burned 10.
day. Loss $4,000; insurance unknown.
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Nav YORK, January Charles ].
Brent, ioFger, arrived to-day on the
steamship pirthia, and tonight, started
for Louisville in charge Of the officers,
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HeayySnowFaIl.

WArERTowS, N. Y, JanuaryG.-There
was very heavy fall Of snow here last
night and to-day, fully three and one.
half feet deep on the level.
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RAILWAY, n. J., January 6.-Ether
was administered last evening to Walter
Lewis, age II years, that tooth might
be extracted, and in fifteen minutes The
boy was dead,
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DIED.

Rasmas NiIIada Christian Ferdinand
Whittier, celebrated Danish poet, died
to-day.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, January G.-,The largest sugar
refinery Of Nantes has stopped work for
the want of raw material. Many
other houses have discharged their work.
men.
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Weather Indications,
OFFICE OF THR CHIER SIGNAL OTTIcKR.
WAsHINRroS, d. c, January s-l A =.
PROBABILITIES,

FBoBABtLITiRs,
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, ant
Lower Lake region, rapidly rising bar
ometer, brisk and high north to wes
winds, decidedly colder, partly CLOUDY
weather, and occasional snow followed b,
clearing weather in two first sections.
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SUPPOSED PLACE OF MEETING.


NEw YORK, January THE World oil
to-day says that hostile meeting be.
tween Bennett and May will probably
take place to-day. Frederick May and
his cousin from Baltimore, who left New
York Friday night, purchased tickets
for Montreal, but It is probable some
point this side OF that city, but on the
other side Of the border, had been al.
ready selected and that Mr.. Bennett was
already in waiting there, having taken a
train by the Northern railroad from
Boston. This point, in all probability,
is in the neighborhood of Stanstead, on
the southern border Of Canada, and just
over the Vermont State line. Dispatches
from Montreal make it certain that the
parties did not 60 there.
The report that Mr.. Bennett had Sc.
cured the services Of Gen. Richard Taylor
as second proves 10 be unfounded. Gen.
Taylor is confined 10 his room in Wash.
ington by a severe indisposition. 1t il
possible that Mr.. John Hecksher will
act in that capacity, as he could not be-
found in the city last evening. Both
Bennett and May have certainly left the
city. An intimate friend Of the two gen.
tlemen said last night that there Is little
or no doubt that they will 6ght. Both
are experts with the pistol, and that will
undoubtedly be the weapon chosen. 1t
Ia said that this latter point was agreed
upon before Mr.. May left the city.
Neither ex.Judge Cunning, S. Bedford
nor Recorder HHtchett could be found
last night at their residences, and a
rumor was current that strenuous efforts
will be made to arrange the affair
amicAbly.
Another rnmor was that Mr.. Bedford
and his brother, DR.. Bedford, had left the
city to be present at the ducl-the form.
er as II second and the latter in his pro.
ie3sional capacity.
A reporter Of the Times called at Mr..
Mays residence last evening and had an
interview with his father, DR.. Frederick
May. The old gentleman was very much
aRitated and at first declined to converse
on the subject OF his sons whereabouts,
but subsequently stated that he left home
the previous evening. The Doctor had
evidently been weeping, and his nervous
depression and tremulOus voice told but
too plainly the solicitude he felt for his
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NEw ORLEANS, January THE city
Is quiet. No disturbance is apprehended
tomorrow. The Republican sayu that
the Senate yesterday confirmed the re.
appointment Of Chief Justice Ludeling,
Of Justice Leonard, and the appointment
Of Justice Jno. f. King to the Supreme
Court.
The announcement that Arch. Bishop
Perche would participate in the inaugur.
alton Ol Nichols tomorrow IL untrue.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, January G.-Rev. Richard
Cobbold, nn English author. is dead.
BULLION WITHDRAWN.
LONDON, January G.-The amount of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day was forty.iour
thousand pounds.
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MARINE INTEEEsGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 22, 1877.



Steamship Old Dominion, Walker. New York,
merchandise and passengers. G. W. Allen & Co...
agents.
chandisc and passengers, L. b. Tatuin. agent.
steamer J. w. Everrnan, Plat. Philadelphia mer-
a sas In bal
last, 10 load timber for London, Curtis Parker.
Light, to load for New York. Curtis 4 Parker.,
Schooner S. W. Bunnell Bunncil, Norfolk, light, 10
load for New York, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner jamestown, Hazleton, New York, light ,
to load, Gervas S:orrs, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise mud passengers, G. w. Allen s CO.,
agents.
schooners E. 3. Wharton, Bush, and William
MCGEE, johnson, from Virginia, at New York Jauu-
" schooners George P. Hallock, sharrets, and E. z.
Wilson, Chopper, were loading at Ne" YORK LOT
Richmond January 18th.
Istlt =-n NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE OK LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR SECOND
DISTRICT Boston, January 1922 Or aDo ai,I Inc nc
moored about one and half miles s. X W. from her
In se be TO
the Shovelful win be w. BY M and from the Shovel
full to the Handkerchief =. n. by VIZ w. BY order
Of the Lighthouse Board GEORGE p g;s,as New
Lighthouse Inspector Second District.
BY Telegraph.
FORT MONROE, January 22.-Passed in Tetens,
for Norfolk; Johannes Rod, for Rtchmondi E.enora,
julie, schooner Victor, for Baltimore: brigs Van.
illus, Anna, F. II. Todd, for New York. Arrived !,
Barrow: Humber, from Dublin. seeking: Digs
Genius, from Rio, orders; Romance from Na n
rarn bound 10 baltimore Passed In for Baltimore.
shin Bremen, from Lfyerpaol; bark Newllshf.
NEW YORK. January 22.--Arrtyed out: Ddri.
Phare Anna Ellis, Marrun, City OF BrookIyn Baden,
Peter, Crrar, Record, City OF New YORK. Enyano.
Homeward bound Traffic, for Richmond Sousbern
Rights. for Hampton Raads; BERTHE Bigeiow ana
City of Montreal, for Tybee. u sss
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along Friend street to-day, was attacked
and sored by \ COW. But for prompt assist
once rendered by persons Near the spot she
would probably have been seriously iniured.
FILLMORE Robinson( colored), who so r,ear-
" slashed colored brother to pieces with
a razor a few nightsasc, has been captured
in Norfolk, and win be brought back to this
city to-marrow. The victim Erred. jones'
is not yet out OF danger.
Mr.. Staples, Of Richmond, spoke yester-
day at the Washinston-Street Methodist
Episcopal church on the work OF the Viz
ginia Bible Society.
It Is understood that Miss Adelaide Nell
son declines to visit Petersburg to give one
performance by reason OF her inability to
spare night from her other engagements.
ROBIN ApAIR.
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BY TeieSrapa.

s22 bales At lSS@ls7-Isc.; conso!ld,,ed net re,
Ssp sss1 Great aa 7Se
channel. 1904 bales. Flour firm; demand mode
rate for export and home-sc superior western and
yeosp r At corn a a SHADE
frnicr. Wheat dun and declining: business mainly
Western aoa Corn shade irer for new :e only
hteHport andhome trade dcmanc; old, unchanged,
a T ,n eSnGri nqrIy FOR yo whts wegF
lower with moderate demand cargoes quiet at 7a@
Gle. gold; job lots, 17a@224c.,. gold. Sugar firm
trifueai. Refined molasscs unchanged. Rice qniet
and steady. Tallow steady. Resin quiet. Turpen-
sa closed asS
heavier and nrmer: prime steam, 81 :2o@s1 80.
WhisIey dull and lower at Sill. Frcights quiet.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. January 22.-Flour quiet and firm;
extra, &5@S3.5O: family. S7iaS7.7J City Mills.
.upcrinc a5Gs5. 5 o extra, 500 $3.50 Rio brands,
SIX Ser ss s:a Wie f Bss sou9
ern corn qule. and Irm western active ilrmer and
s %st NH
SS ss sar W 1S I E s Ss s Se lower
LnuisVILLE.
Louisville. January 22.-g!oar quie:., "'lea;
steady and unchanged. Corn friner at 4fe Rye
actlSc ut SUc OiE5 stCpiy GOrK uTbt.ftL IL IsoV.
firm; fierce, ll,.c.; kcgs. l2c. WEisheY fr'ner at
$i.05. BarginG Iuieta! l!ec
CINCINNATI.
CiSciS"ArI. January 22.-FTomr. luieI and
steady. Wheat quiet hn firm; red. II .4J0ps 100.
Corn in good demand. Oats and rye quiet. Pork
quiet IL ST. Lard quiet, firm and steady NJ 0Bc.;
kettle, llEGl12c. Bulk-nleats Inactive; shout
ders, CO: short rib, $500; short clcur sides,
*e.s7H. Bacon quiet and steady. Grccn:neats
| nominal; light offerings. Wllskey firm ut 81 .05.
ptIff 10.
packing. $G.40; receipts. 1887 head; shipments.
| 1,lG0 head.
| ST. LOUIS. January 22.-Florr quiet and firm
| Wheat inactive; No. 2 rcd fall Sl.o4H bio. Corn
| inactive: No. mixed, DC. Oats dull and Eeavy;
No 2 sake. Rye dull and heavy at TIC. bid. Whis-
kcy steady at Sl.07 Pork dull small lots at 81.
Lard duh. Bulk-mcaS dull at 9. SH, and SIC. for
shoulders, clear ribs, and clear sides clear rbSides,
SIC, February. Bacon dull and unchanged. Hogs
Prices lutte better: hacking $4,000 $500. Cat
| tie quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, January 22-F!our In light demand !;
holders firm. Wheat unsettled and generally higher
No. Chicago spring VI ;30h cash, s1;3 Fehr,I-
@Sl.17. Corn aud oats quiet and unchanged. Rye
! steady and unchanged. Barley dull and lower at
Gle. Pork unsettled and generally higher At 81 6.70
| 6Sl615 cash, 81 G.S5 February, 81! .l25GSl7.lO
steady and I'm fair demand. Whiskey dull and lower
ut $I.06T.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
$500 head. Extra Pennsylvania and western steers.
| 64@6Sc.; fair to good, 5@6c.: common. 4G44c.
| Sheep In fair demand: sacs. 10 head az 4HG6Ac.
Hogs firmly held: salrs. 700 head ut 8@104c.
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sTAuNToN.
coI.oRED nssIoN--AN INDUSTRIOUS THIEF
CLERICAL, &C.

COL oRED sMlSSI0S--AS INDUSTRIOUS THIEF
CLERICAL, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
JANUARY %, 1877.
The Young Mems Christian Association
held special meeting in the First Presby-
terrain church on Friday night to hear an
address from General johnson, Of Alabama,
In behalf of religious effort among the col
orcd people. The public were invited, and
there was good audience to listen to him.
In the course of his address General john
son held up as examples OF successful and
earnest Christian work the Sunday-school
class taught by William ?. ,Munford, OF
Richmond, in the penitentiary, and the cot
tagc prayer-meetings held by Mr. Lock
wood, OF that city. When he closed Cap
tain T. D. Ransom, delegate from Staun-
ton to the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton State Convention ut Petersburg, gave
an account OF its proceedings. At the close
OF the meeting Captain Il. {. Morton offered
some resolutions warmly endorsing the
cause in which General Johnson is work
ing; which were adopted unanimously.
Statlnton is progressing. This morning
q young man named Cox is before the
Mayor on the charge OF going into not less
than six stores, buying small package OF
something. then asking to look at other
goods, then suddenly pretending that his
nose was bleeding, and, stepping out on the
pavement "for moment" with the small
package, which had not been paid for, never
coming back. The mail closes too soon Tor
me to send you the end OF this specimen OF
our progress towards being big city.
The new water-works have gone quietly
and successfully into use. There has been
some bursting of street-pipe.: but that was
to be expected.
Our Methodist brethren are having their
usual anxiety about minister. Conference
meets in March. and they are anxious about
Rev. DR.. John S. Martin, one OF the ablest
and most popular ministers OF this or any
other denomination that ever located in
Staunton. The people generally are as much
opposed to his removal Is the MethodiSts.
The last three days were good examples
of our variable climate, being regular warm,
spring days; while Yesterday afternoon 1t
was raw, cold, and strong attempts made at
snow, and this morning send this letter oil
in driving snow-storm.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, January 90, j SIT.
I sALEs.-1, 600 Virginia Unreasonable coupons

SALES.-l.OGO virginia fax-reccty1pie coupons
sold ut go.
1mericns Goid.-lo8 bid, OF asked.
Stats Notwithstanding consols. ~ bid. 67h
asked; Virginia fnndablc, ~ bid Virgins deferred,
rin Sns axrseeiaabie t COUPONS, sa BID aske
Richmond city e's, 90. bid; Petersburg city SIS,
s e. e ss sisy g. a s ba s 70
asked: Norfolk city water SIS, l02x bid; frederick
Ou Ra io Bonds-yirrinia Central Railroad
Virrinia Central Rlscad SIS. j. and
second mortgage 6's j. and j., sOs bid, soh asked
sourllsidc Railroad second mortgage preferred 6s,
J. and j., SO bid; southside Raiir9ad third mort.
gage preferred 8's, j. and J.t Al bid Peterspurg
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage
rs and D. ssH BID gisnmon ID sns
bid; Richmond and DanviIle RaL!road eonsolidaled
8's n. and N, 72 bid: rienmont Railroad first mort
YORK River ana Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat
Ss, j. and D., TN bid. l5ssa'z,
first mortgage SIS, ii. and NJ IS asked; james River
and Kanawlia Canal second mortgage 6's, n. and ~.
37A asked
100 par, bid, 21s asked: Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, "a bid; Richmond, FrsdericEs,
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 81
bid, 57i5 asked Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
s9I5 asked Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent PunrlntEtfi, 1UO par I'D
asked; Itichmond and Danrle Railroad, 100 par,
bid.
Bank Stocks.-First National, 100 par, Ill bid,
asked; Merchants National, 100 par, IL bid, lie
asked; State Bank of Virginia, l0!i par bid, S0
asked :MerchantsIni Planters Sayin,s, rs par, 22x
asked; City, 25 par, 20 bid. ~.
Insurance Virginia Fire and Ma
rne, 25 par, $50 bid; Virginia state, % p.r, 2Ss
los asked; City, 100 par. as asked; Ola dominion,
100 par. GS asked; Granite, 100 lslr, 80 asked !:
RiciiMond Fire ASSOCIATION, rs par, 15a bid, 20
asked
Packet, I2I par, 51 bid. 8 asked. Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, 73E bid.
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Is PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR THE
CITY PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
ASD ron
TURNIsuIsG STATIONERY.
PROPOSALS.
FURNISHING STATIONERY

\, accordance With law. sealed proposals for
pRiSTTSf; ADVERTISING, RULING, BfSD-s
INC. and for frrnishing STATI0NERY for The CITY
az Richmond VIII be received by the COMMUNE ON
Acconnts and Printing until ANUARY 20, 1S77,at
10 nsaIock AT Contact 10 commence February b
1S7?. and 70 end on the 3ist JanusrS, 49, fro-
,ossiS must be made for each branch separassay IS
so .l.' : = ADVERTISING.
Advertising per square, each insertion.
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING.
Plain composition OF type per !, 300 ems,
Press-woFk per token of $50 impressions Or tesr.
JOB PRINTING, BINDING, &c.
f.omposition of tyne per 600 ems.
press-worS per token OF $50 Impressions or seSes3
FoIdink, ruling, binding, stsicfing, pesserassns,
anu na'-se. .A lss' STATIONERY. SIS
such as Is now used Ia The various city s.-
hraeing lsUBRER-RASpSs FAeTESf: GSax-s,s
SIZES. Pens, PESelLssI SaS. al uGIIAG Es &c. &C.
The committee reserve the slsst 10 reject any or
all blds. ]. =. Il - tstc t<,,,la
wiih securtY for the prom pc aud
AZ their cont f1nis. ri resst !.
/ - - NviLLIAM IL ~ 5lHs
Chairman COMMITTEES on Aeeoants Aag l5ia
n Sa S-tss ~ euHsAt Stssasspsssssz
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PHILADELPHIA, january 2l.-The extern
sive gluc-works o: BaGcr, Adamson Il Co..
Richmond and Allegilanv avenue, covering
a large area OF ground and numbering sever
al large buildings, took fire on Saturday.
The fire was confined to the Icrtil;zng
department or frame buildings near the
river and outside OF the main buildings.
The loss will not exceed $4,000.
CHICAGO, january PA fire at Rock
ford, Illinois, this morning DESTROYED the
furniture factory OF Upham & Hcrrick; loss
about $4,000. The night Waterman is sup
posed to have perished-in the flames.
\ full meeting OF the businessmen OF
Boston was held at the Exchange, in that
city, on Saturday, and n committee appoint
ed to arrange for public meeting at Fan
euil Hall to consider the conference plan
for settling the presidential question.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Turkey.
Personal ITEMS.


CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 22.-The am
bassadors of the European Powers visited
Mcdhat Pasha, Grand Vizier, and Safvet
Pasha, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, to-day
to present their Charges d'Afaires.
The Marquis OF Salisbury lett Constanti-
nople to-day.
~ VARIOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.
BRIsDIsI, January 22.-The Marquis Of
Salisbury, with his family and secretaries,
came to this place by the Austrian Lloyds'
steamer Ceres, calling at the Pieralus and
Corinth. His Lordship will 60 to Mention
until shortly before the opening OF Parlia-
ment, when he will return to London.
A cable special from Vienna says that
semi-official letters have been received in
that city from Berlin which state that the
German Government is in possession OF
ample proofs of the existence Of large
monastic conspiracy in France to endeavol
to gain power in that country for purposes
hostile to Germany.
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s9.5g @s10; No. 3 reart-rs,, s7.5f,: No. i. In
Kits, No. z. IN st.s. ~ NoeJ. also. 1fess

Kits ss SO 10. 2. in st.s ~ NosI. $50. siess
in l.sif.barrcs. isesisxe. 49,. ''eseee. i
Aotnssss:: Common syrIr,-Hogs!,esp.s. &c.
.I;e S,; saoe ca.a s, AMI ,scoyaae
rom sIore so a maf s rcsi
lots; from wharf. ~. 10@sf.15: from sore, sf.20
Sugar: Crushed. &c.: powdered. &C. granu-
lated 134c.: A, 1916; -. 12c.:. extra G.. Ike;
yellow a loic g eqt t. loaf Porto gico I6e
soap: Common, 5a7e.; bes, washing. s@sc.;
osf iS HI5s . r%d Tey price, county sse
Imperial siio@siso; saHpow owl l s145 aat.
for strictly choice. 4 $50 s5sz
Liquors, Wines. &c.
Ale: scotch, best brands, pints $2las2.I5 q
Brandies. Domestic. s1.2Sas2: fruit. 81 $50
$3.50. apple. new, el.sb@s2.25; old. 1926
kesttded Wstskeys: Marke, stesdy: proof,
~ ggatsssys: Medium, u .soas21: psEe old. q
Gia: Po@estic .s5@s2: imported. IS p case.
Eeto EngIaad Fun: s1.eo.
Licorice. 1s, 4
A. o. O., &c.; X. & Co., 24c.. p. g.. 225c.; Anchor
27c.: A. G. C.. 26c.: q. g.. 2sc.
Lumber. Slaves, &c.
lumber: White oak. 81 2@Sl5 r 1.UUU: Western
Virginia poplar, S12.50Ms2J q 1000: white pine.
s20@S75 3 1.G0G yellow pine boards, s1C@s5l4;
DIST. 8 12@sls. according 10 lengths. Shingies--
Pine. s250@S5: cypress six-lnch. s7.50e6Sl!
p 1000. Laths-Srlit: $3.50; sawed. 1925 @s2.5s
LOCO.
,Stnres: Whiskey-t1rrel i,nbcr.2 rcan. 81 S@a23a
1000; seasoned. S20@S25 = LOCO. flour-tarrd
timber, $6@Sf.50 "a 1000. Fiour-bsrrel roles. 81
1880. &,
H!iI.EecG. 81
SMipstuE: 35Gl40c. r. bnshri
BTolonStnG: zoe. {, nushe.
Shorts. lSc. c. husl,S.
Wheat Bran: 1j@1Sc. "a 5,iShc!.
Corn Bran: 1Sc per bEshel.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining. 35c@Sl.25 y l1o feel.
PotedeT: 1918 by the Owe kess-les' s':an ilr.
kegs, 1925 blasting. S3.25MgS3.50.
Shot: Northern. S2.40e&2.50 Z bag ni 20 Us.
Erindstones: latH2kc. r n.
Wood.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s3.5 O@+3.75 ;usSca ,oned
S2.75@S3.25 Pnc-Se:soned, $3RS3.25: unsea-
soIec, So 60@I2.75.
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by Telegraph.
,-.y >.r-

NEW YORK, january 22.-Gold opened nc lo6!Ai.
NOoa-Stocks active and strong. Money, per
cent. Gold, lU6A. Exchange-Long, 1894; short.
4S5H. States dull for Tennessee levec 6S and SIS
rest steady. Governments-Vcry little doing, but
strong.
Erening. Money dull At 4 per cent. Sterling,
1885, Gold, lOG1JG 06k. Governments dull and
steady: new SIS, l12H. States quiet aua nominal.
BALTIMORE. -.>
BALTIMORE. january 22.-YIrsipia 6s. deferred,
*: consos, 81; second series, 37ts. North Care
lima 6'S, old, FL.
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TIE BENSETT-3lAY DuEI.-Mr. Lawrence
Jerome WAS before 4 grand jury in New
York on Friday in regard to the Bennett
May duel. Being asked how it was he
came to furnish the city papers with such
minute accounts OF the affair for publica-
ton, he said the reporters were on his heels
day and night about it, and. to obligc these
gentlemen, lie fixed up full particulars Of
tic affair, but the fact was he really knew
no more about it than they did.
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Norfolk Items.

VISIT OF RUSSIAN OFFICERS TO THE GOsPoRT
NArY-YARD-FOUND DEAD DEATH OF L.
THEIR LEE, JR., COLLECTOR OF THE PORT OF
NORFOLK. ..'..- -....
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, January 22,-The Grand Duke
Alexis, the Grand Duke Constantine, and
the Russian officers here, visited and in.
spected the Gosport navy-yard to-day, and
enjoyed q reception given by Commodore
Creighton, the commandant. The usual sa-
Lutte from the American men-of-war was
fired, and military honors by the Marine
corps followed. Tonight the royal party
visited the Opera-House and witnessed AIDE
laide Nelson in Juliet. -.
A negro named Jordan Cutchins was
found dead in ditch On the Seaboard and
Roanoke railroad to-day at CarrsyilIe. He
is supposed to have been murdered.
Luther Lee, Jr., collector Of this port,
died at his residence, on Bank street, yes
terday morning at O'Clock, after long
and lingering illness, with cancer OF the
liver. During the war he served as captain
in the Twelfth New York cavlary, Mounted
Rifles. At the close of the war he married
and settled In Norfolk county. In 1866 he
was elected as delegate to the State Con.
vention by the Republicans from Norfolk
county He was appointed collector in
1870, and has served in that capacity ever
since. About three years ago the deceased
married lady Of Cleveland. Ohio, whom
he leaves Il widow, with two children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-23
SHIT AGAINST MR.. TILDEN.

NEW York, January pa suit has been
commenced on capias in the United States
District Court against Ex-Governor Samuel
J. Tilden to recover $3.50, 900 dollars alleged
balance due Of income tax. This afternoon
a capias was issued and served on Mr.. Til
den. returnable on the 9th OF February.
United States District-Attorney Bliss says
he was directed some time ago by the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, Raum, to
commence suits against all parties who had
failed to pay their income tax, but that ne
(Bliss) delayed beginning this suit on ac-
count OF the position OF Mr. Tiiden before
the public. Tsss1 81