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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, January II, 1871


THE OREGON CORRUPTION FUND.
Senator Mitchell to-day drove his.pursuit
OF the Oregon eight thousand dollars still
closer to Mr.. Tilden's barrel Of money.
Runyon, the recusant witness, purged him
self Of his contempt by stating that his cus-
toner who brought the money to be trans
ferred was Jordan, cashier OF the Third
National Bank OF New York, for whom he
was acting. He did not know that the man
who suggested his seeing Burton Harrison,
late secretary OF jefferson Davis, about
his testimony was w. 7. Pelton, confidential
secretary OF Samuel J. Tilden. Nothing
was extracted from Dimond, who did not
seem to know who paid the drafts given
Cronin. 1t appears upon inquiry that Til
den is director in the Third National
Bank; that Jordan, its cashier, was evil
dently not acting for himself, and was then,
as now, exceedingly anxious to conceal his
principal. Jordan has been sent for, and it
is not unlikely that Tilden himself will be
asked to contribute chapter on what he
knows about money and votes, and about
Oregon laws and morals.-Specidt to the
Baltimore American.
NOT AGREED.
Two members of the Senate committee on
inston dispatch, are authority for stating
that the committee have not yet agreed upon
4 report.-D.
THE LOUISIANA CONFLICT.
WAsHINGToN, january 1.-THE situation
in Louisiana is still viewed with solicitude
on all hands. A rumor was put in circula-
ton that Lieutcnant-GeneralS Sheridan had
suddenly changed front, and had urged the
President to-day not to interfere. The au-
thority for this statement was understood to
be an eX-general officer Of the Union army,
and personal friend Of Sheridan. 1t found,
however, but few believers. The Attorney
General said to friend that it would not
be long before the Louisiana question
would be settled. Since Senator West re-
ceived the news that he had been defeated
for reelection by Kellogg, his interest in the
fortunes of Packard does not seem so in
tense as heretoforc.-Special to Baltimore
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR TODAY Washington,
January 12.-For the South Atlantic and
East Gull States, falling followed by rising
barometer, warm southerly winds, veering
to decidedly colder westerly and northerly,
and increasing cloudiness viii prevail with
probably occasional light rains.
For the West Gulf States, rising and high
barometer, brisk northerly winds, possibly
high on the Texas coast tonight; occasional
rains, and succeeded on Saturday by gen.
orally clear weather, diminishing winds,
and in the northern portions shifting to
southerly, with falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, winds shifting to northwest and
westerly, and decidedly colder, clear, or
clearing weather, and succeeded in the lat
ter by slowly-rising temperature.
For the Middle States. falling followed by
rising barometer, easterly winds, shifting
to west and northwest, frequent snow and
rain. succeeded by colder, clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue on the Texas
coast, and are ordered from New Jersey to
Massachusetts,. ,.ls .-..
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THE THEATRE-THE CLOSE OF MADAME
JANAuscHEK's ENGAGEMENT.-Mary Stuart
was repeated last night to another full
house, and the audience, as on Wednesday
evening, seemed delighted. The famous
scene with Elizabeth, whieh closes the third
act. was enthusiastically applauded, and
Madame Janausehek was obliged to come
before the curtain. -,
IL is pleasure TO record the successful.
engagement of so great an actress when the
tplays have been such rs the most cultivated
delight to zee and such an artist loves 70
periorm. The profession is ennobled ana
the taste OF all theatre-goers elevated byf tue
encouragement Of such perfo formanees.
!, Chesney Void will be performed at the
matinee to-day. Apart from Its dramatic
merit and the field it affords Id the two
characters for versatile genius, 1t is won-
fully fine society picture, displaying M
forcible situations and characters the Sises y
and weaknesses OF fashionable HE ana V
is not without good, strong moral.
In closing the most successful engage
ment sof the season Madame Janauschek
takes with her the assurance OF Richmond.s t
appreciation and continued regard.
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Mr.. C. N. Griffin has arrived at San Fran
cisco, bearing commission from the native
Government OF Samoa as its Minister Plen-
ipotentiary to negotiate a treaty with the
United States, looking to formal recogni-
tion, and the cultivation Of closer CONNER
cial and general relations. Much complaint
Is made OF the oppressive and tyrannical
course OF q German firm an Samoa, 6 back
ed bya German war vessel, which has
prompted the native Government to seek
the moral support OF the United States.
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A DESPERATE LuNATIc.-Winnie Walker,
a colored woman, residing with her hus-
band on Twenty-sixth street between ID and
N streets, recently became violently insane.
She was yesterday taken into custody by
Sergeant Whitlock and Policeman Michaels,
on a warrant procdred by her husband,
after great resistance.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.-
Sherman Us. Koogler's administrator. Writ
of error refused to 4 Judgment OF the Cir
cult Court of Rockingham.
Avis and wife rs. Lee, &c. Appeal al
lowed from decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Lancaster county.
Andrews, Ordway Il Green Us. Auditor,
&c. Further argued by F. W. Christian,
ESQ.,, for the plaintiffs, aud the Attorney
General for the Auditor.
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PRoyosT- MARSHAL GRIsw0LD IN A. NEW
R0LE.-Major Elias Griswold, who was
during the late war provost marshal in
Richmond under General Winder, has lately
been nominated to the United States Senate
for confirmation, by General Grant, as
United States Judge for the northern dis
trict of Florida. Major Griswold's Con-
federate record was good-like that OF Col
onel Mosby-but since the termination OF
strife he has been conmending himself to
Grant by his opposition to Conservative
men and measures in Maryland, from which
State he halls. He had been States rights
Democrat. Under Grant, he had been made
a special post-ofice agent, but was ousted
by Jewell.
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A YoUNG PRIsoNER.-Dayid Holloran, o
bow between nine and ten years OF age, re-
siding with his mother in Rutherfoord's g
row, was arrested last night charged with
stealing $40 from Mary Gleason, an inmate
OF the same house.
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YoUNa MEMS CHRISTIAN NAssoCIAT1oS.-A
meeting of this Association will be held at
their hall Monday night. Messrs. George
A. Hall and Thomas X. Cree, well-known
Association workers, whose visit South last
winter was attended with such good results,
will be in attendance, and their presence
will doubtless add much 70 enc interest," oI ".
the meeting. .sss
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aloSEY-DRAwER CAPTURED.-Patrick Fa-
gan, who does business at the corner OF
Seventeenth and Clay streets, was robbed
of about 500 on Thursday night. The
money-box was taken from the store.
George Wells and Henry Meade (colored)
have been arrested, charged with the
otfpupp ......, ...s..
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DIscHAR0ED.-The case Of C. A. Hyslope,
charged with passing counterfeit money,
was again before United States Commits
sioner Atkins yesterday. There being no
further testimony for. the Government the
accused was discharged. ~
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DEATH OF RICHMOND LADY IN WILLIAMS
BURG.-Iniormation has been received in
this city OF the death OF Mrs. Conrad, wife
of Mr.. j. NJ. Conrad, Of Richmond, which
occurred in Williamsburg on the 9th In
cf0nf
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and mild.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 3S !;
A. NJ, 43; noon, so; =. NJ, 81; 6 p.
1.. 46: midnight, 80.
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STABBED Abraham Clarke was stabbed
on Byrd Island Thursday night by Mollie
Sykes. Both are colored. Clarke's wounds
are not serious. Both are under arrest.
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PERsoSAL.-The James T.. Purcell men,
toned in the report Of the Hastings Court
of yesterday was no relative OF Mr.. John
Purcell, OF this city.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-Day before yester-
day the clothing OF little negro child
named Maggie Curtis took fire In one Of
the cabins on Mr.. Walter Edmonds's farm,
Strawberry Hill, and was so badly burned
that it died early yesterday morning.
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HYAEHEAL.-Mr. Theo. r. Taylor, o
popular young commission merchant OF this
city. was married last week by Rev. Jonn
e. Edwards, ID. D., to Miss Florence u.
Goddin, daughter OF Mr.. John ID. Goddin.
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THE FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNING.-At SIG
O'Clock Yesterday morning q stove in the
old freight Office at the Richmond and Dam
Vile railroad depot set fire to some OF the
woodwork, and On alarm Of fire was given
to the main Office by means Of the automatic
telegraph line. The operator on duty at
the central Office promptly struck Box 3A-
the nearest fre-alarm station to the fire
and In four minutes time stream OF water
was playing upon the fire, which was
promptly extingnished, and caused atrifing
loss. Several thousand bales OF cotton were
stored in the main depot, short distance
from where the fire originated. L--
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DISPATCH PRIyTING-HoUsE.-lno order 70 metf
the constantly increasing demands OF our trade we
have added weH-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved AA
cIINEEY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY LEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures aud In the most expo
ditious manner. i'i.. -. .'...' '.t5F' &,
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{ l have analyzed the wnIsKEY known under the
brand OF I'D SELECT" controlled by hessrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and lind it
FREE FROM FUsn OLE and other Impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pni-
poses.-J. B. MCCAw, II. D.. late Professor
Chemistry Medical College Of vfrginta. ~
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-This court will meet ut
10 O'Clock this morning to try Paul Jasper,
charged with murder.
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. FAILURE. louisville, KY, January H.
Steven Il Cain, drY-goods merchants, have
gone into liquidation. Liabilities, $182, 900.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing dope at tbs
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good wor5s low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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WAIT UNTIL MONDAY if you haye any dyy; good
to purchase. as LEVY BROTHERS win oner yous
some great Inducements on that day. '#
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. MISSES scnooL-sHoEs at GRIGG's. Tenth ana
Main. ~ III Z.
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4itI,nond 9ispatctt,
SATURDAY. JANUARY 1s, 1877.

nS-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER TfIAN-THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY 'N'-H
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LEGISLATIVE WORK.
how [,,,,l ncmbers are Earntng Per Dlcm.

MEETING ofFTHE COMMITTEES ON SCHOOLS
And COLL GEs-sALAg1Es OF, THE PRO-:
FEssoRs OF THE UNIVERSITY THE SINK
INC. FUND REPORT. !oF THE AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC, ACGOUNTs-TAXABLE VALUES
Z A. NEwunULE OF COURT PROCEDURE
PRoPosED-c coERECT ON OF. ASSESS
MENTs. &C. u :'@ftii&i otiH haE n"f
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, 126 south Fourth street, "A
L I'VE rooms and kitchen, gas and gas-1x-QQ
lures. Apply to K. +. ARMSTRONG;,
Administrator,
In 13-eod3tx 5O4 east Marshall street.
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HOsT. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

STRAYED OFF ON THE 22D OF EEH
SDECEMBER LAST. PkLE-RED COW, ssSs-a.
with wen on the right side OF neck, and white spot
in front of bag. Any person giving information
at the Virginia peniientiary by which she can be
obtained Will be suitably rewarded.
1927 w. n. GAkDNEk.
OST, ON FRIDAY THE 9TH IN
and Leigh streets, a BLUE l. Ma NELL e ID
LOCKET, with pearl In centre, and with 1S marked
In inside In Roman letters. suitable reward Will
be given II the above Is returned to
A. s. LEE,
tal1-3t 10S aud ITO Virginia street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

TRUNKS, vALIsEs, BAGS, &C., at GnIGG's, Tenth
and Main. 't-- 't---t. =
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FULL LIHR or rGENrLEHHx's Eoofs. slioxs,
Am GArrxRs as GHIGdss, Tenth and aGain. IS .s.5;
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DoN'TPURcuAsE YOUR DRY GOODS TO-DAY. as
you can save money by patroniIing LEVY Bro
TIERS on Monday. 80.
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YxST or LETTERS,
T IsT OF LETTERS REMAiNiSG d;N,A,lNiS MN ~
4 - - IHG I!Hdc,SSTY. MY VA. JANUARY l3, 1871

LkSk IVA
1-i,s1r,>I1,,;f = IS1, OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE rosT.oFFICE At RiGHnaoINans', ", HEN
pIc6CorJSTY. VA. JANUAhf 10 40 q
LADIES' LIST.
f;nrdon.Sars F. Madison, v. +.
An"Jt Ans",nsnT Gregory, NJ. \. Meyers, Suha
BakcF' E'n.'' > Earrts Marta McGtlvraS, Ida
Baync, r a, Hsrris, f. McGipn, Fannie
Be'uc siaI'" . iIart, Mrs. Geo. Rex, Ellen
BiSEn, ii"p Holt, Sarah r. Kobcrson, II.
Rfnne'', ,e,,c ~, Hudsins, II. NJ. Schultz. NJ.
BriSn... Hn' - Hughes. Susan Taylor, Hl. g.
Brown, }. A.. JenS.s~' Thomas AZ w
Brown, Harriet Johnston + ws1per' Susan
Coldmond +. 'o 'onnsom' " Washfnpton. L.
Clay. Eliza JonasSn, ssnne wses IsSisreS, Caroline
Crowdcr. o. NJ. Johnsoa; ~. AZ. fc, wc"ms Julia f.
)alby Willie a. Jones, SahS te"- ,n.St.n Mn. 80
Dabney. Mary r,nJS aoIsnJ NJ white, Margaret
EaSt"n' (; Ieon.rd. ID. a. woodlcy, Ellen
Gail, S,llic NJ. '.@f
GESTLEMENs LIST.
Anderson. Gran Gwa,hmcv, Geo. Quinn, Peter
An,' i~ r." Harris, r.. 4. Qutnlan. Michael
,H,s n Ens,,es Henry, II. W. Ranahiu, John
RsrTy, Jesse b. Irclan, John F.. Kicker, BIS
Bcasicy. Cbas-H. James, Henry Renho, LEWIS
BeSswith, T. S. Jackson, Dedson Ross, Julius
RSIinser, W. Lcath, Thos. S. Smith, \. (cordl
Bonre. Rev. .Chas Leftwich, +. &. letter +. B (2)
Sonwn \ r Lively. J.. b. Thomas, Jno. a.
Csi,shan. ]. w. Marburg Hros. Thomas, Jr, w
Carter. G. &. MciltuSer. a. r,ns,, IT p
Campbell J. II. Miles Lewis thompson: 1; ~
Cole. Charley suoete' w. ~. ru.., Z, -
,rnra Norris Jr., Il. G.Walkcr, a. (coFd,
DicSrrsnn Chcs- Moore, Thos. X. Wallace, j. ).
ter icolorcdl MORRISON IL: :; MGuciiii;iv,t:' - ~,
Eastman. VIM. McCo!nDcT' V. IN ntt!, e. w. .
EvcrS. John :. 0nTer, 5onn Is. NiuiaiiiS, "' - q
EaTkS. H. IanIan' Harris 20. W.
Greene :. II tcG'd) Pccr. Frank ;. Mltcher' Va
Green, Robert Ferry, WIN. Is. "or'hie!'" "".
VESSELS.
Hr.s Mary CollcrtoD.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Licouny Insurance Company.
F. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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GARDEN. AND FIELD-sEED.
10 GARDENERS.

L
We arc now receiving our stock Of
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN-SEEDS,
which offer ut greatly reduced rates Us compared
with last season. WILLIAM n. SCOTT,
Druggist, corner Franklin and Market streets.
in ta13-S&W1m
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FURNrTURE

rREATER INDUCEMENTSTHANM n
VI EVER IN FURNFTURE.-fisy1ng re.
moved to No. sos, three doors above nay G.d IIsf9
eighty feet in Depth and filled them With ytEy snr
perior stock OF Furniture, which am detcxinnsd g
ali the latest styles for chamber, partor aud dining
room: Wardrobes. Tables. Lounges, snMs Mooa..
Mattresses Feather Beds, ilows, 6c.f &C.
UphoIstering and repairing: Terms liberal
4, - 6csweeu Third and Fourth stfetts.
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TOILET Articles.

DERFUME-BOXES, TOILET POW
i DERs, elegant COL0GNES. Babbitt's PURE
SOAP for infants. CuT-GLASS .PUNGENTS. I0I-
LET SOAPS, COMBINATION SHAVlNG-CUPS,
Al Also, PURE FLAyoRING EXTRACTS, SPICES,
GELHTISE, Sc. L.. WAGNER, Druggist,
dc23 Sixth and Broad streets.
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LooRour Yox DAnoArvs At Levy Baorrras,
on Mondxy next. Remnants or Ladjes, Dress
Goods, In lcsgths Of from to 1Gyards, .pbseiosed
ont Mt a. aacrifce -.
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MILES. HORSES. &c.

TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, a first a.,
rate DOCTORS BUGGY, HARNESS. ~
and HORSE. Also, beautiful hre-year-eld AL
DERNEY COW with calf Of few weeks old. A
j. L. APPERSON,
ia 1O-6t Real Estate Agent
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: The. House Committee on Schools and
Colleges met yesterday afternoon 1t
O'Clock in the hall OF the House OF Dele
gates-Co COLONEL. Gilman, Of Richmond, pre-
siding-when the question OF: the regulation
OF the salaries and compensation OF the pro-
fessors OF the University was considered.
Mr.. Stuart's bill, which gives the power to
the Board OF Visitors to fix the pay Of pro-.
fessors, having been read, letters from the
different professors were also read, giving
their views on the subject.
Professors Minor and Southall, Of the law
department., were opposed to the change,
while Professors Cabell, Peters, Harrison,
Mallett, Smith, Holmes, Noah Davis, j. s.
Davis, Price, and Schele De We're most earn
estly favored it. /:
Mir. Stuart, rector of the institution, eX-
planned the matter fully to the committee,
and said the passage of the bill was unani-
mously desired by members OF the Board.
Hon. b. johnson Barbour. former rector
of the institution, endorsed what MIR. Stuart
said, and gave the committee the benefit OF
his interesting experience in connection
with the management Of the University.
All the members OF the committee present
voted to report the bill, and this will be done
this morning. g..s
TAXABLE VALUES.
The Auditor Of Public Accounts, in his
report yesterday made to the General As
sembly, gives the following statement show
ing the comparative increase or decrease in
the value of the personal property and real
estate in Virginia, rs assessed with taxes
for the years 1875 and 1876:
Value OF personal property in -
rf,,to IHpifh fn,ro
for the year IS 6..............:. ss2,167,57s 90
Value of personal property In
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{ Boys SCHOOL SHOES at tGRIGG's, No. 992, Tenth
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TOR RENT OR LEASE, SIXTY-TWO
4 ACRES OF LAND on tie north side OF the
Grove road, adjoining the residence Of Dr. Beattte.
JOHN T. GODDIN,
Real Estate Agent,
ta 1I-eod3t Bank and Eleventh Strects.
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CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. DC.

rHINA AND PLATED-WARE. ;.
CvAsEs, new Stylcs-cameo decorations; 90.
L0GNE SETS, Of tho late Vienna and Csnsennisi
designs: CHINA DINNER. and TEA-SETS, French
and English direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PLATED-WARE-Piekie e.Stands,
Tea-Sets Card -Receiyers-ail new patterns; PAR
I.OR COAL VASES handsomely decorated
BRONZES-Frcnch and japanese finish. Call and
see styles and prices before purchasing. NO uoupo
to show goods. GEOBGE GIBSON, JR..
, - - successor to James w. Gibson,
de15 1907 Main street.
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sj0Lp LADIES' SLow-HEEL. EL.BnoAD,HAxp-sEwED
aYoU CAN'T DO sBErTEH IMAM TO PpHcuAsE
yoar dry goods at LEVY BRoxHEsSs MS their store
u closed to-day and until Monday. s, -. a5,s.
: 0PINIoN OF Dr.. nj &. SrrtaHI, president Mary
land Hospital, Baitmore:,t y .*s.s III have used
,CoLDES,s. .LIEBIG'ss LIQUID ExT7Acr OF BEEY
AND ToyIC sINviGofAT AToR for moro than'a year,
and recommend as one Of the most eteiens prepa-
rations have ever met with ~ combines the vtr-
tues of food and tonic In Q remarkable way.
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TOR RENT, A DESIRABLE LlTTLE
Il FARM ABOUT TWO MILES FROM MAN
CHESTER.-As receiver appointed by the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county, In decree the chan,
rent at public auction, In front Of the Hgstings
Court Of the city Of Manchester, on THURSDAY,
January 18. 1877, ut ~ o'clock D., inc above, ABOVE
Bile, and in good state Of cultivation.
TERMS: Made known ut auction.
"a 8-td j. W. BRONhUGH, Jn., Receiver.
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90
242,756,54s 90
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Observation-Disclosures In 1876

Differcncc-1ncrease In 1876
Value OF real estate In Virginia
according to the returns of the
reassessments made In 1876,
pursuant to article Y, chapter
SO, section 6, Code Of 1873, and
the act Of Assembly Of March
81, lS75................... .."...s
Value Of real estate in Virginia as
assessed with taxes for the year
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COLONEL sTROTHER.

Unless the resignation Of Colonel Strother
is offered by Tuesday next (and it now
seems not improbable) subcommittee OF
the committee to whom was assigned the
duty Of examining into his condition OF
health will leave the city tomorrow to COM
mence the examination. Senator Dr.)
Lawson is chairman Of the subcommittee.
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S1,904,322 90
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90
S0,263,254 90
81 nnA 0nn IN
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Thc Iafay.Dennett DucI.

1T THE SCENE OF THE DUEL-NoTEs By THE
SPECIAL ARTIST OF THE GRAPHIC SUM-
MARY SKETCH OF THE MOVEMENTS Of THE
DUELLlsTs-wHAT THE NATIVES SAW AND
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Tides SWANTED-DRY. GREEN, and
III SALTED Also SHEEPSKISS and TAI.
LOW for which the highest cash prices viii be PAID
by @. II. CHALkLEY & CO..
Leather Dealers,
no3 Thirteenth street.