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Another member OF Packard LeSls'alul.
deserted that body on SATURDAY anu "o"'
orsr - tha legal Legislature of Louisiana.
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by Chafln, Staples il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. / north Tenth street.

GALE OF TWO NEW FRAMED TENE-
- MENTS ON TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET
BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH, STREETS ,Ea Is, 81
scs, on THURSDAY, April 8, 1877, at o.ci3ck +
NJ. those TWO NEW FRAMED TENEMENI,-
HOUSES, Nos. 81 and 81 north Twenfy-seVtntn
trrri-r,rh containing four good-sized rooms. The
lots together front feet, and run back l25 feet to
nh alley l 6 feet Wide.
TERMS: Announced ut the sale.
CHAFFlN, STAPLES CO..
NH oot,Ia Auciouccrs.
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BY Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS,
No. lib Main street.

100 yALUABLE BUI VI y IL Lo ySdS,
VILE FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On MONDAY
the 9Th day Of April 1877, at O'Clock T. NJ Nh; we
Shall sell ny auction. on the premises, ONE hun
DRED VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS In the
growing village of Woodrillc, near the Fairfield
race cour>e, adjoining Richmond on the east, ano
the property of messrs. Hechler, REDWOOD, anu
others. -- -. -,
This is an excellent opportunity for men of mod
TERMS: Cine fourth cash balance in four, eight,
and twelve months, negotiable notes given for the
deferred PAYMENTS, with interest added, and Sc
e"'e w " " RICHARDSON & co,
. VIII Q nod Auctionecrs.
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INSURANCE ANN
BANKING COMPANY,
OF FARhVILLE. VA.

WILLIAM d. RICE, President; S. n. MCKINNEY,
Vice-Presldent; J. Fl. MOTLEY. Secretary.
Capital paid s20o.Q0o 90
Assets January l, lS77............... 2G6.2S4 IL
Directors: 4. r. Yenabc, Jr., W. X. Berkcey,J.
p Fltzgef aid, X. s. Pauct, L. w. Mckinney. Peter
Winston, +. u. Irving. II. &. Richardson, j. L.
White, Albert Hurd, A. j. havi:.
This company commenced business IN DeccInhe
1871 Its capital Increased In 1872, and again
I'm 1874 It's assets are rrotitably invested and wei
secured. Its losses amounting To Sl25.OOo) have
Policies issued ut branch Office III Richmond on
dwellings, furniture, stores merchandise &c, Ut the
~" 60 j. N. TATE, Agent,
NH Is corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
n N. WALKER II CO., GENERAL IN
~. SURANCE AGENTS, l014 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA. r.nrescnting the -
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANIlLE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edntn!r2t
Capital, 81 0.000.00O gold. ~
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincln.
All. Ohlo-:lsscts over sl.90O,0Oc.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Y..rk-e sets tircr 100000.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE % II a \ \, O
Brooklyn, y. 7. a>sr;s over s3U0.0NO.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. Of Brook.
lyu. n Y.-assels over S2.500.00O.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY.
Portsmouth, Va.-;i,sets over $4,000. $500
Deposite. with the Treasurer Of ' Irgil'ia 7 lob
300. Losses ,Eluitably adjusted and promptly ai1al
.ais agency Appllc;io solicited, aud immcIiaa
attention given thereto' ." IN
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A,u.raUN sALts-Fn,ure bays.
4 ny Gruhi,s g. " iliiaHs'A 31.h'
Real Esta,e AGENTS and Auctioneefs,
-..ss s,res, between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A yALU-
y ABLE WATERR-r90WNEWW aaR RGHHooHEsE Ns sSo
S SIICCiiMoND DOCK At AUCTION.-Ry virtue OF
Scerees Of the Chancery Court of Richmond enter.
TOR. &c the Mndersgned speciai coinnissonelrss'
viii sill by auction. upon the premises. on PIN
DAY the I'd Gay OF Mpr or,'ons or be shSDY
i,hR" property. owned by the estate OF Edwara T.
N1yG fS neG sas Of the pAsTER-MIL. now being
RIM ly Messr>. staples & Blair. bounded ON the wes
BY Shockoe creek. aud running"cst ABOUT ivy icct
tending hack from said front TO james river having
pcrty has a valuable WATER-POWER from Tue
Ing purposes, but could be greatly extended. VIII,
be so d In such parcels as may be oe'erh'neu uP'
~ q s The PROPERTY fronting on the south side OF
the dock btginuing nj Babcock's east INC. . .
running about 160 feet 10 corner npoui .Ins river
THIS wi,i be sold rs whoc or sub-dirided, as DID
dcrs may desire. 49,, .,, ia. or the
g. The property situated on f inc sh Is opposite
70 Eiphtccnth Street. with tho property OCCUPIES ny
MFR. g. r. Lathrop thence trne, }rentins sac feet
~ Mint onpostc 10 Twentieth street, ana runuIS
hack from said front l72 feet 10 new stIeet nt
feet WIDE, thus having two street IRON anu
| front. ,d ,,,,h front Of 13O fee,
on The dock. running back 10 Tue , n each 10 Inv
11a feet to the new street. with the privilege TO trt
nurchn.crS af taking any numter OF such lots con-
pn,,,i"ir mill the whole shall be disposed OF.
Is location In the heavy business part Of the city
trom,nr the water affords every facility for manu-
iinp. storage aud manufacturing of heavy mrrchan
| disc and products: and as there Is but limi:ee
Quantity of property Of that character sucn al oi
portuniiy to choice i9r me
above named should mol DC ai''"eu ~ iN'''
provei. -, s..a,, - tho of,ce of til,
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at SIX, Twelve
and eighteen months for negotiable noles, WIN 10
| RIO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shall be fully paid and convey
| s. ~, irrrfnd l.. r. PAGE.
! '''' NA'>1' J. o. STEGER,
JOHN s. WISE,
| !. II. CARRINGTOS.
| Special Commissioners.
| n..nn, l. MI1I1AMa AncIiOnerrS.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
THROUGH PASSENGEi:.
800 =. 81. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY. THURS
DAY, ami SATURDAY. Couurc.,aI
West Point with steamer Havana Tor
AL points on York liver and Ha.-
more. Arrives In Baltimore At 4.
NJ: connects with rali-nr> for Wash-
ingron. Philadelphia View York. Bos-
ton. and all western point. tonrccc
1T Richmond with train on ltlchinond
and Petersburg and Chesapeake and
ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
500 A. M. Leaves Richmond Tl'ESDAI,TH
DAY. aud SATURDAY. Connect:
with steamers 1T Yves: Point ior river
lYndiugs. Baltimore, and al! western
points. Conn, ct~ i; Richmond Win
trIius on Richmond An! i3anyiilc rail-
road. Richmond and Petersburg, and
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:OOP II. Leaves Richmond daily t"Nccp; sun
day.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
700 i. If. Leaves Richmond MONnAI, WE'D
NESDAT. aud FRIDAY. Con"
meets al W-st Point with Steamer ISIS
for all landing, Oh Mlittponl ana IA
!aunkcy rivers.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1890 A. NJ. Arrives AT Richmond TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. aud >AISRi)Al. Con.
meets with trains on E1chmpHt aiIl
Petersburg and Chesapeake AMI n!p
railroads. Steamer Havana leaves BAL
timorr from Pier lti ilSht street
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FIJI.
DAY, nj 1 =. VI. Connects WIN
tr.!ns from Philadclphia hcw ior.,
and TERN points. and al Vest lolhs
with trains Tor Richmond ahd Ha
south.
THROUGH FREIGHT
c.l5-p ~ Arrive, Al Richmond TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. lon-
meets with steamer at vs.; Poet rom
Baltimore CONNECTS with l'icuoha
and D,uviilc. KcEmorl amt fr'rr,,-
burg. and Chesapeake ana ONO 'A''-
roads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
1000 A. NJ Arrvrs 1T Ricuuoni daily except SAP
day Connect, with Richmond dal
Petersburg. aud Chc>apeake ana ONO
railroads.
LOCAL FREIGHT. ,,..r,
4:oOP. NJ. Arrives al Richmond MONDAY VIZ
NESDAY. and FRIDAY. Coz
meets 1T West Pon! ~Rh steamer Is's
from Mattapon and PrnunSe!-'He'
Landings. 49,
No transfer Of freight a. Richmond TO or ron
ulhcrn points. Cars run 'hr"ush ocs"eeh '>'
and West Point. . ,,,
Careful handbag and dispatch. With lowest ra'e''
guaranteed. 10,
Through bills Of lsiius. With guaranteed ra'eS'
ISSUED 10 al northern ana w'.-!':rn point.
Through tickets sold 10 all mort 'r'"il. EASTERN III"
western points. and baggage checked thr'Jush.
For tickets apply AT General Railroad i!c"r' Hs
Gee. SO Main street: ~ The EAchiase f"'G'I -
companv'S q. pot. corner Twenty Third ana i">A
streets Richmond. Va. ..,,.r,
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RICHMOND. FRED'G & POTOMAC X. x. co.
OFFICE GENERAL TiChET hGESL,
RICllMoSD. December II. 1871
OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. December Il. 1870
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ,..,
On and after WEDNESDAY. December I''a
rsina III run on This road - follows ,n,,.,
S.U3 A, 81 leaves the Byr'l-S'rrct station ii ~, ~
ccpt Sunday, connecting WIN tiE pa pa
ti.nure Xnc Ohio ana EaiiiIo!c ~"
Potomac railroad. due 81 New, osn
1915 T.. NJ; arriving - " a"Iiuh''-
coo n leaves Byr,!-s trcet station daily CON
Meeting ~ Washington vita me b< aIs
more and Potomac rAiirUai' atIl'tn.f
in New York at $3.50 \. VI lhs"niT
.Jceper from Richmond 10 Ne" ioiN'
price III berth, 50. ~ ~,
a.eo r. NJ. ACCOMMODATION IRA \, or
Junction. Leave Brrad-Stre.t slA''"N
-.o, ~ arrives NJ Ryrd-Strc,t station cal!I
leaves New York /: 800 The pf'''-
INK evening. ,ux lev.
1900 p. NJ arrives ~ Hyrd-S!rcct s'as'oh u'i' w.
CONAN afpcSSsMa9DArloN TRAIN srr!re
o'-' Vt f,rosd-sreet station Isund'''
eeptedl. -. ,..,yht
uasscnger-car. which will be attat hei 70 t1Y
train III lesye B Bro ERna aepS' SEQ
irving vt Quantico ut 4:40 Z: 81: Kssarnn,nSS and
leave Ouantico on TUESDAY, Tho Esd s,d. s,rr.t
SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ srrl''"s 81 '''"N
phrongS s,eeners and coacnc- run on nisu' uA'--
between Richmond and New York each way. ,,o, on
EREIGHT TRAINS fave Broad -StI -, s ~ :,
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and y "a arrive
NIGHTS for all points NorIl' ana W. tRGDAI
MORNINGS Cousigoees OF I'VE .sosA ar csr Obtain
Able artcle>, upon giving notice ~ ael'o'' '"-
freight q, Boulton ON prccedlnf e''ns =, all prin--
Through n!lls of Iading and rates xSenu "
cilai po'n'e No''" " General Sapegini endxn@
{. A. TAYLOR.
,,o General frei.br aud Ticke' ak."s. -
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CHESAPEAKE hND ONO KATLR0,Dl
PASSENGER DErARTHExI
RICHMOND. VA. December !! l.TsN
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 2, 1874
I +y-,t, { foil,

PASSENGER DErAKTMExl
RICHMOND. VA. Dcc-mbcr !. l.T6S
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1876.
~ passenger trains will run ~ follow:
Leave Richmond. DOE !. NJ. l6 615" + l.
Arrive NJ GorionsYi!!e...l2:iJ T. VI 30 4 ~
Arrive 1T Westinghouse. 600 l.. II. 100 { "
Arrive al CiarlrtteS"iIlc. l::2J +. VI. 3y5 :. u
Arrive al LynchbulE..... 300 T. 81. go
Arrive at S'atInI on........ 100 l.. VI. $40 A.
Arrive al Goshen. ........ 6:l4 J.. ". 7:ll \. ".
Arrive at Millburr ...... I:3g l.. u T.3O 4 Il
Arrive at CoylnEtOu...... $40 l.. II. S.JJ
Arriv. at White sulphur. IO:IOr.N. 1880
Arrive At Hinton. l:lO \. -. ll.J5 { n
Arrive al kanawha Falls. 80 \. ". gi5p
Arrive Ut Charlrst0n...... ~ j. Vi. Az f.
Arrive III IIuntingrpn.... lO:uU \. II. g.;I = "
Arrive ut cincinnati. ....... 900 ~
Accomino:.iinn leave, Rirhmoni at 3'i3 IS p o. ~ W.
and arrives at t;ord"n>giii: ~ 1880 !. ~, and ar.
ryes If Washington at ll:J:, +. 4
Mail trains run daily except wc>! " 'ordou- y!e
Express trains run daily. Stopping II! junction.
Noel'%. TreriI!lan's. Gord"n,Er. therlofl.>y!lle.
Slaurtou. Goshen, NJ. lboro'. Covins,ou and Ii
regular stations west Of Co,inc.uE.
Accommodation trains run daily Except sunday,
and connect AZ Gor,ion,y! Vile Tor Washington.
Mail and express trains C0uuocl 1T Gurdousylle
for Washington, and mail train n Charlottesville
tor Lynchburg and The South.
Express train connects AZ Cincinnati with tho
trunk lines for all p"nt5 In The West Nur;hwt aud
Southwest. including California, Oregon. AMI Texas.
Mail train arrives at Richmon" at i:3o ".
E1prc>s train fron Cincinnati c0mucct- at Cor
irving al Washington 1T 1870 A. NJ, aud arrives d,
Richmond n. 6.3O \. 81. connecting With the Rich
lnond and DanyilIc aud Richmond ant Petersburg
trains for all points South.
Through coaches from Richmond 20 Washington
Accom- III odat lou train a-rls"- I'll $40 4. NJ.
Sleep!ng-cars run on nirh.-tr.!u5.
Through tickets sold ami baggage checked u all
priuci pal points.
For rates. Information. &C.. an;lv nj rompanlt
Offices and 1t $40 Main street. RirInond, Va.
CONWAY Il. HOWARD.
General Passenger uhr 1ick.t AgrIt
". VI. :. DuNN.
,ic Q Engineer and Superintendent
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.


T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ACCUMULATED FUNDS. ............*:2J. "a $50
ASSETS IN TIE UNITED STATES
TOTAL LOSSES PAID...................fGi.7 So.44O
BUILDINGS. MERCHANDISE AND OTHER
PROPERTY INSURED on LIZ
ERAL TERMS.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NEW YORK DIRECTORS.
ROBERT g. MINTURN, Chairman;
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
WILLIAM +. CARY, JR.,
CHARLES II. MARSHALL,
ANSON PHELPS STOKES,
j. +. PULSFORD, Resident Manager.
RICHMOND DIRECTORS.
ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
RICHARD l.. BROWN,
CHARLES 7. B!AVIS.
DAVENPORT & CO.. Genera! Agents,
First National Etnk building, Richmond.
,,,bI 7
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DRY GOODS.


STERN l. CO.,
52s BROAD STREET,
t,se great Measure to inform their customers ana
Tho nusic I'm general that they have just received
very large stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
which they offer at very low prices. Most Of these
goods having been bought AT the very latest New
York aucious, where goods were sold regardless OF
x,lpe enables THEN sell most OF their goods NJ
reduction Of from go to 25 per cent of their regular
value.
We call special attention 10 our large stock OF
DRESS GOODS. CAMBRlCS.
PERCALES, PRINTS.
EMBROIDERIES nj less fhii onc-hau o. ih'i''f''
err prices:
KID GLuTES-somc great bargains: ,,
A large assortment Of SILK PARAsoLS ana IN
ERELLAS: .,.
WHITE PiQI'E a, such low figures as to astonisf
every buyer: ~ c 49,
caSSlhiEkES for men and boys wear-from the
lowest mn 10 Che very best imported CaS>I!nercS
A large lot Of HOSIERY for Indies. misses, and
children:
C0RSETS = speciality. n>.>,>- l.. .,, - y,
We invite every buyer OF DRY GOODS to call and
examine our stock and prices before buying ere
where, guaranteeing you can save from ~ 70 %
~ J., STERN 4 CO., 523 Broad street.
sno between Fifth and Sixth.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. -.-.-.----,---
NOR RENT, ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND
I'm sidney nearly opposite 10 the "R'fns Man
siop :" on the Scuflctown road. Rent y,TN rcaoona-
bic Apply " Real Estate Agent.
mn 3-eod3t Eank ana Eleventh streets.
TOR RENT, NEW FRAMEDWELL Tsa
ING. containing five rooms. on Ashland e.il
Street lust beyond old reservoir; wafer In the yaru:
srse lot wen eno;otea saH sT fHF Go
'0 sp AT Aa''S'' 'HNfFlN J: No. Ten.S street:
nor RENT, the WELL-SITUATEDI
Z STORE AND DWELLING No. 623 Ell
Broad street, at present occupied by w; II; Anams
Apply To- 1000 Min street.
dor RENT, BRICK DWELLING, Hs
Il No. 27oO east Franklin street; Six rooms ELI
kitchen with two rooms good large lot, and good
wafer. +. G.. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent,
o.4t No. lo15 Main street.
NOR RENT, A HANDSOME FOUR G:s
L STORY, IRON-C0LUMN, BR G. 4 sa:A
FRONT WAREHOUSE on Seventeenth street op-
The Richmoud and Danvile and Richmond, Chesa-
p'AiI"'V al FoTm.sToRY TOBACCO
FACTORY fronting OH Cary and DOCK streets, COR
ny VAL Al GABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK STORE
on the north side of Cary street between Twelfth
"' RRIck STORE, with DWELLING above, on
Second street bewe Dural and jackson streets.
PRICK STORE on Seventeenth street near Ven
OFFICES on Eleventh street between Main and
BRICK DWELLING with three stories. contain
Ing six rooms, on the south side OF Franklin be-
twr WosToRSY BR fcf DWELfSG on Fourth
street, corner of jackson, containing four rooms
an TwoIsToRY. BRICK DWELLING on Dural
TWo-sTORY-AND BASEMENT FIR n E
DWELLING on the east side of Nineteenth street,
near Grace street, containing Elk or seven rooms,
sessp So Y s PRh Tshsr DWELLING on Eff
,ee amU street between Marshall and Gay.
TWo-sToRY FRAME DWELLING on Seven
tenth M s VeH5 os st street between
Dl BEIc SfiN pWELLING on First street between
''i NEW s'' TWu-SToRY FRAME DWELLING on
Tsenty-sxth street near the corner OF beign street.
Apply 10 hlCHAk if ss.aS g ~, s
NH sl-4t lll3 Main street.
TOR RENT, A LARGE AND De
Il STRAIGHTFORWARD RESIDENCE on ILL
LEIGH street, within five square. of Capitol Square
about twelve rooms and the usual out-buildines and
has beautiful flower garden attached. This Is
truly m excellent location for large family or
frst-class clearinghouse. poSsession Is OF 1nne'
Real Estate Agent,
NH oe-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
DRICK-YARD IN MANCHESTER FOR
ID RENT.-Fcr rent, BRICK-YARD recently nc-
cupitd by c.. Il. Davis & Co., containing ! Wo
ACRES. One OF the best yards in the city as re
CARDS clay, water, and nearness to market. Apply
10 c. G. MCRAE, or
NH Al -S&Tu2tE w. G.. TAYLOR.
YARNS FOB RENT-14ss ACRES "a
L VALUABLE LAND. four miles west ofe43a
the city of Richmond, with q desirable TWO
STORY FRAMED DWELLING containing five or
abundanty watcred, &c.
A VALUABLE SUBURBAN FARM Of SIXTY
ACRES or HIGHLY-lMPROVED LAND about
one milo west OF this city, the isroadStreet road
With n nea, TW O-STORY FRAMED DWELLING
containing four large rooms; kitchen, and all the
" RICHARDSON & Co,
Real Estate Agents,
NH 31-6t 1l13 Main street.
r%A
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A TTENTION. ALL YE DRY GOODS
N BIJYERS.-Our buyer Is North a'tcn Ing the
laryc sales of DRY GOODS, and is sending home
large lots of goods bought al the lowest caSn nSurcS
A new lot of those beautiful BLACK ALtAt:As,
from CSC. To 75c.: nice article AZ SOC. Also I'm,
other lot of DRESS GOODSin small patterns. >" III
be sold ~ one third of their real value. NJ -,
j. q. WHITLOCK'S,
mho1 1909 Main street.
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- CiE bNo Il Emo
- HAVE Jus1 OPENED AFULL ASSORTMENT
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Beautiful STRIPED SILKS M Soc, never sold less
than 81 yer yarc:
BLACK SILKS from 81 to s3 per yard-'a large as
Cof9RED DRESS GooDs-such as PoNGEE
SILKS and all the numerous STYLES or CASSl-
MERt.S Tor gen,lemen'S and boys wear, from
Csc. TO $3.50 per yard; CONGRATULATIONS
7 600 wards more OF those LINEN REMNANTS,
MT Soc worth from 75c. to S per yard;
A complete assortment of WHITE GOODS-Can-
brtcs, Swiss Muslius, Checs Nainsook, and VIC
toria Lawns; -->x
A lar.e assortment OF CAMBRit. Ep1fS'
CORSETS from SOC 10 -:
SO pieces of WASH-POPLINS ut Sc. per yard.
A great many Of these goods hava been purchased
within the last ten days In New York at panic prices,
and will be sold accordingly.
IL wililay You to examine our stock before buying
elsewhere.
moving to our new store, No. 319 Broad street. BE-
~ ~ SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
mh27.1m between Fourth and Filth streets.
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POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed ON account ~ thc IN.
cIcmency OF tho weather To WEDNESDAY, 4'h Oh
Aa LII ~ ~ o GRUBBS & WILLIAMS
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RAILROAD LINES.

81 sass ssss:ss:sss:fT
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
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DRICK.YARD IN MANCHESTER FOR
D RENT.-Fcr rent, BRICK-YARD recently oc-
cupicd by C. T. Davis & Co., containing Two
ACRES One Of the best yards in the city as re
yards clay, water, and nearness to market. Apply
10 C. G. MCRAE, or
NH 3l-S&Tu2t# w. G.. TAYLOR.
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WANTS.

WANTED, 4 FURNISHED ROOM BY
w a Young MAN. Address e." care of the
Dis13n{cI office, stating price. ap 3-llr
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-31
THE INVESTIGATIONS.
Compiled from Assocatrd Press Reports. unless
Otherwise Designated
LOUISIANA.

LOUISIANA.
! Gov. Wells, President of the Louisiana
| Returning Board, examined in Washington
| on the 10th, before the House Committee on the
| Powers. Privileges and Duties of the House in
Counting the Electoral Note. and said there was
| u vacancy in that Board which was not filed be
cause the members could not agree upon the
man; DR.. Kennedy was proposed by the Demo
Gratis, but portion Of the Board objected to him ;
there were four members acting as the Board. all
OF them Republicans; they never resolved to
reject or admit another person as s member
of the Board no vote was ever taken on
the admission OF DR.. Kennedy a member of
the board; II was several days after the Board
hsd commenced examining the returns that
Gacharie representing the Democrats, protested
against further proceeding unless the vacancy
was filled; but the vacancy was not filled; wit.
ness said the result of the canvsssers was made a
| matter OF record, and the returns showed the
number Of votes rejected; had no recollec-
ton whether the record he refused 90
produce showed the whole number OF
votes cast in Louisiana, aud could not
recall that he knew single man who voted con
trary To his wishes because Of intimidation Gen.
Anderson. member of the Returning Boa l., test.
fled that there no objection 10 DR.. Kennedy
becoming "A member OF the Board because he was
not gentleman, but hecsuse members did not
approve OF his appointment; witness favored
supplying the vacancy, and spoke to sew
eral persons about taxing the place; two
! thirds of the votes thrown out were for Tilden
Electors: 4 great many af,idayits charging
.
Orleans. but the majority were sworn TO outside
OF that city; when asked If he meant te say that
IN every instance where a vote was rejected the
return, when the Board Obtained pos session OF g.
contained either q statement Of the suspension
OF the election that there had been intimidation,
or an affidavit 10 that effect, witness replied in
the Affirmative saying there had been intimida-
don, or fraud. or some Illegal practice. such
statements aud afidayts he believed were In the
office Of the Secretary of Sta of Louisiana; he
thought the Kellogg Electors received 1900 and
the Mcknery Eleclots Il 90 votes.
United States Marshal PitSen was ex.
amined by the Morrison COMMITTEES, in Washing
ton, ON the ed he said money was not
paid out of United States funds to
witnesses brought 10 New Orleans. and whose
testimony was used BY the Returning Board
he paid United States witnesses in the asual
course the number Of paid special deputies en-
pioNed by uim was SO. their duties beng Ia New
Orleans; they received pay for only one day. eN.
ceFt seventy 1--WE paid fer ten days; about 1900
sp,cisl Deputies acted in other parts of the State,
bat received no pay.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-01-31
(O<tsk ES>IoNAl.,

In The Senate, ON the a0th, the message
u The President In regard 20 the occupation q
tctcrsba ny the military On election Gay Was
discussed % NeSsr>, Withcrs and Morton after
Whlth The ban reported by the special com ttcp
M TcEsrt Go The Electoral vote Wa taken m. and
NJ bamEnGs had read the twelfth article oT The
CONSTITUTION. which article The bill imposed 70 sN-
rcU.t, ant a' then catered into leprthy ar-n,
meNj 'U support ~ the bill explaining It's pro.
Visions Inc credentials u Nu rNtt keN6z-
rs Nrh4'Nr from LgUis'Sus, signed hy : r.
lacSSrd A. Governor. were PRESENTED ana ~
%, sra. tssatsonS were presented la fsv1~
OF woman sU.trl-e. LIN he Hua<e the rt,o,u
..-9 .t.~ 'n'W tNe Committee on PRIVILEGES
slG k.scsnUs relative % the I,y,,-. IN H.. l,-ss
Up NN"la : 81. tIrgtgsa Noty MAS fcTitC- con
,.Aetvi Ny PAYNE ttai-urn ~ the socotsl
g't ...at gE tLe Electoral vote. save notice
tNtt a sae-s4 op taF SNi cs.l up tAe ssh reported
l-cl1 Che caH 20 .ttga rhr Ceaate 10 sru,trug uptI
ias e'SNlHE 9s lhe SAN when be should cau far
iat Pt's1ls ea,st-gG TIE Indian Apu11u7sa.