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RICHMOND. FRgD'G &POToMAC Y. X. CO..)
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND, December IL, 1876. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

On and after WEDNESDAY, December 18Th
trairs will run on this road as follows
S:C3 A. NJ leaves the Byrd-Street station daily iey-
). cept Sunday, connecting with the Bal
tiInore ano Ohio and Baltimore AMI
.... Potomac railroad, due at New York At
atl:10P.M.
S:3S p 81. leaves Byrd-Strect station daily. con-
Meeting at Washington with the I}a!lI-
...'. more and Potomac railroad arriving
.... ' in New York at $50 A. II. Through
-s sleeper from Richmond to New York;
4:so p. NJ. A Ri5eS II a5Ini TRAIN. for
49,. Junction, leaves BroaG-Strcet station
Sundays excepted.
7:05 A, II. arrives at Byrd-Strcct station daily
", leaves New York at 6:05 the nreccl-
a... Ing evening.
ll:00 =. NJ arrives at ByrdStrcct station daily
s:2oA. NJ. decentralization TRAIN arrive
..: .. ut Broad-Strect station tSundays
''s' .-' ceptedl. r..
passenger-car. which will be attached to freight
train, viii leave Broad-Street depot on MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY ut 500 4. ~. mr.
irving At Qnantico at 4:4o P: d: Returning, will
SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ, arriving at Broad.strees
depot at p. n. g-r.....
Through sieepers and coaches run on night trains
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and AT L X Ai
NIGHTS for all points North and West and arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
freight at Boulton on preceding evening.
Through bills of ladllR and rates given 10 al pril-
cpal points North and West. f. T. ID. MYEf.S.
General Superintendent
g. a. TAYLOR.
del2 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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AN INTERVIEW wTrII HON. WILLIAM. a. WHEEL.
rR-lHE THINKS ne has BEEN ELECTED--hf.
WILL SERVE uNDER Mr., TlLpEN. D. E, THE he
Z; HOUSE DECLARES TILDEf EIEcfED ttif,,s !,
The New york Herald of yesterday PRINTS
report Of an interview with Hon. " lln lSsla
al. Wheeler, who has been stopping IN tnat
city fol-, few days. u reply % tne IL -,
porter's remark, g You have probably read,
tha statements }ilat YOU are hostile to com;
n rm1 mise with Governor ridden by which he
IL to he elected President by the House and;
yot, Vice President by the Senator :" Mr.
Wheeler,Yesponded ed :rstSuch statements are
necessarily absurd How ean there be any
comprounise j; do not believe that the VIII
of the American people can be made the sub
iect oft dickerior barter. i! What right, nave
apy men to forestaIl The constitutional set
Element OF che Constitution by bargain, ar-
rangement, or compromise, cali it what you
wifi. As TO my submitting to serve Under
Governor Tilden's presidency IL he is law
fully elected; what could Z do but to sub:
init scheerfuliy and respectfully / may
have my individual pre- crences, but II Gov.
ernor Tilden is lawfully summoned by the
House to the presidency by failure OF
count, and If the Senate elects me
yice-President, I would, Of course,
yield to him that ready and hearty
allegiance with which every American
citizen should submit TO the lawfully
chosen President, be he whom he may"
Mr.. Wheeler, however, said: 81 do not con-
eeal my conviction that I have been elected
by the people. 1t is my firm conviction that
Congress can never be constituted ma
tional canvassing or returning board. The
Congress cannot go behind the returns be-
yond the mere question Of the regularity OF
the certificates. Understand me clearly, for
it is point on which I would not like to be
misunderstood: The Congress cannot in
vestigate whether Louisiana has gone for
Tilden or for Hayes. The action OF the Re-
turning Board on this point has been final
and conclusive" ...=l..
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The Carpet-Bassers Uneasy.
THEY WILL COUNT HIM IN.

ia i FAD Wv luCM uUAhAN lEEo BEFUtE
THEY WILL COUNT HIM IN.
Especial dispatch to the Gazette.I
WASHINGTON, January "A delegation Of
South Carolina Radicals, headed by Speaker
Mackey and Collector Worthington, are In
the city, and held frequent long interviews
with John j. Patterson to-day. The carpet
baggers generally are very much annoyed
at the talk about Hayes making propositions
to southern Democrats to throw them over
board and build up a southern Republican
party with Old-Line Wings as the basis Of the
organization. The visit OF Judge Mackey
to Governor Hayes as the bearer of Hamp-
toms letter has badly frightened Chamber
lain's carpet-bag allies in South, Carolina,
and hence the visit of Speaker Mackey, Col
iector w orthington, and others Of that ilk to
Patterson. It is now no secret that the car
pet-bag senators have declared that il Gov
ernor Hayes expects to be counted in by
their assistance he must satisfy them that
there is no foundation. for the story that he
will be guided bymen like Bristow, Schurz,
and Halstead, and give southern Democrats
who were formerly Wings the control Of "a
fair share Of Federal patronage. g =
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AN INCIDENT IN ALABAMA.-The Selma
(Ala.) Times Of December 9th prints this
paragraph ssWhile one of our young men
Of literary persuasion was meandering our
streets last Saturday night hewas very much
startled and seriously frightened by coming
in direct con tact with q desperate-looking
negro. Our young friend, true to his ma
tive grit, promptly placed pistol in the
eyes Of said desperate, who, in turn, being
duly terrified, promptly stammered out,
For de Lords sake, boss, don't shoot, Fse
got no money; sarch me and see.'' The
young man subsidized" =.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.-Seyeral instances
have lately been noted Of mistaken, identif-
cations Of bodies, and the subsequent re-
turn Of the supposed dead men. Martin
Monohan's case is exceptionally odd. He
disappeared from Louisville, and few days
afterWard the remains OF murdered man
were identified and buried as his. His love
affairs were oyerhauled by the police, and
the theory as to why he had been killed was
worked out. Recently he returned alive,
and was SO elated in finding that he had not
been murdered that he went on spree and
nearly killed himself with ywhiskey. a..
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RAILROAD LINES



RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGy
KAILRoAD COMPANY.
JAEVARY.1, 1877, trains
~ on this road win run as follows
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
1925 A. b., THROUGH MAIL daily: connecting
for Charleston, Augusta, Columbia ga
Z.,,t; yannah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon
MSspt e a so6.s =. Meg so1 o5Fsan,
IL n <uefi also connects ut Petersburg with the
!, - ~, Atlantic. mississippi and Ohio railroad
for LynfihSurg Far rarmoe and 9,hs,
80 Il. III stops only q. Manchester and Chester.
gers taking this train win make c"se
-, s. ~ connection at Petersburg for Norfolk
:. and nj Norfolk with splendid Bay-ne
'''~' Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia,
afIr!b.%f and Now York, and With the Old Do
al! ninion steamers for INew York. stop
'6:oo'P. ", kREidHT daily iefcort Sunday, With
,siI;ls r. IL. THROUGH MAIL daily icxcept Sun.
=, .,i.,,f DIX, Connecting Tor Weldon galeigh
..rt.T ~ and all points In Florida. Pullman
,.a s,f.i1 sleepins-car for Wilmington and the
rad ,.s''i LEAVE psrsnsnURc SoRT1r.
= S:3S. A. M,THR0UGH MAIL daily Except Sum-
rs u5gi 4 Il day., connecting With Richmond, Fred
!" ericksburg ano Potomac railroad for
7as NJ 81 RsR5i T9Ek Ess dam ad . Wss' Sun,
HOO l. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES asy S1ta SEQ ftssf TaAlS with
.~tf' passenger COdCn dtt3CDeS.
7:O5 r. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond. FreIericksburg and
49, Potomac railroad for all points Fast
-. and West. Sleeper attached, running
.. ,a through. Also, making close counec-
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
y. is| railroad for tile Virginia Springs and
. all points North and West. This train
stops only al Manchester and Chester.
This Is The only line running double daily train
from Richmond South.
b ALL TEAMS leaving Petersburg will start from
the Appomattox depot ~.
/ de 90 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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An ABsENT-MINDED SENAToR.-Tbat. Gu
rious Democratic parsonage Senator Gold
thw;iitc, OF Alabama, will soon disappear
from public life. His successor is elected.
Senator Goldthwaite has long been afflicted
with Observation-Disclosures He has great diff
fculty in keeping track OF his wearing APP.
parel. He constantly loses his coat or his
hat. One or two pages are kept running
good deal Of the time. II be goes to the
House he will take his hat and cloak there
and be sure to leave one or both of them on
a sofa or on some members desk. He has
often had to wait for hours while pages
and messengers were hunting up stray gar
ments. He also has the habit of taking
other peoples coats by mistake, particularly
If they happen to hang near his own peg.
One day senator missed his coat, which
had about $500 in money in it. The dis
appearance was attended by such singular
circumstances that the detectives were quiz
city put upon the trail; Four days after
ward couple Of detectives called at Sena-
tor GoldthWaite's house and asked him il he
had his own coat. After, searching his
closet for a time he, returned, bringing the
lost coat, saying: .ss..This does not look
quite like my coat, The lost money was
found safe in the pocket: This story is told
by an officer Of the Senate. Each ange.
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AND DANVILLE
LII RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10, 1876.

DESEoIDEk LIZ, 1SfOs
+ THROUGH MAIL,
$50 A. 81, leaves Richmond daily, connecting At
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and n. W. NJ c. II. X. at
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for At
lanta, Macon, Jacksonville, Monigomc.
~, Mobile, and New Orleans. and all
southwestern points. With G. {. and
A. X. r. for Columbia, Anguish. and all
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHDURG ACCOMMODATIONS,
$50 A. NJ, leaves Richmond daily for Burkeriilc,
Farmville, Lynchburg, and interme-
date points, making close connection
ut Lynchburg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH FREIGHT,
$40 p. NJ with slecping-car attached, leaves Rich
80, ...ff mond daily Except Sunday for Lynch
'' burg arriving at Lynchourg 5:l5 A. NJ
THROUGH NAIL,
TAT P. NJ, arrives Richmond daily connecting
with North Carolina division N W. y.
c. II. r., G. c. and a. r. X. X, ana
Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-
way from all southern and southwest
crn points and with Richmond, Fredc-
. ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
- and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points. ...-
LYNCRBURG ACCOMMODATION,
4:51 p. NJ, arrives, Richmond daily from Lynch
81. burg Farmvile, Burkeyille, and all In
termediate points, and from all south
go ... western points. s''a
THROUGH FREIGHT.
7:2O A. N, with sIeeping-car g attached, arrives
- Richmond daily Except Monday from
-,r.., =! Lynchbur2. leaving Lynchburg 1t ZOO
=. .,. .rf Pm. .f..I" 3D..
The through freight trains between Richmond aad
Lynchburg, with sleeping-car attached, offer unit
sal advantages in economy OF time 10 businessmen
Of Richmond and Lynchburg.
Tickets sold 10 all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
: Palace slecping-cars run through betSe Rich
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween. the points named on tickets. No lay-oyer
checks Will be given. TN. u. TALCOTT.
"s General Superintendent.
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TIE pREs1pEsrrA1, ouEsr1oS-Eapons,

Tue PRESIDENTIAL Observation-Disclosures
MENT OF GRANTS VIEWS WdShington,
January 2.-The Views expressed by the
President in an interview On Sunday in
regard to the liability of no result being de-
clared on the presidential question before
the 9TH of March, and the necessity for a
new election, are conceded in by number
Of Republicans in both houses of Congress.
Some. members doubt the power OF the
president Of the Senate to go on and declare
the result after the two houses have divided
on an issue between the two on the question
of counting the vote OF any particular
State. Special dispatch to the Buening Iele-
qr0ph.
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AUCTION sAIEss.Tnis Duy &
BY Robert E. Lyme; /
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A LARGE
OTHREE-sToRY FRAME DWELLING mo
TttREN5 TWENTYlSfXTHr AND TWENTY
SEVENTH STREETS, CHURCH HILL, BY AgC-
burg County Circuit Court, dated 2sth Of Novem:
Der. 1875, In suit OF j. B. Slegal and vile against
slaan, sherf and adm nfstrator OF Pickett &c, de-,
fendaut shall proceed to sell at pubic auction. on
the premises the above described property, contain.
gabout ten rooms; Kitchen. &c. with, vide hell
sUARY, 1877, at 4 O'Clock +. n. The LOT ts GO feet
front and runs back 70 wide alley IN rear 100 feet
With q reasonable outlay this. can be made truly
gible part of Church Hil- 20 E- 4 Il st..,r }!
e-TERMs under the decree will be one fourth In.
cash !; residue In three equal instalments sc six,
twelve and eighteen months, negotiable notes inter
est at the rate of six per cent added and Title TO be
retained unit! all the is paid and
conveyance Is ordered by the court. J.
Special attention is called to this sale, and bidders
may attend feeling confident Of getting bargain
ROBERT b. LYME,
dc 90 s.sI.f ~ -, Special Commissioner.
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The young Duke de rGalliera OF Paris has
rejected the property which would law
fully come to him from his father, and en-
ploys himself in teaching or ss coaching y
pupils at the rate of fifteen francs q day.
The Duke ia Italian by birth, and takes this
singular eourse from q determination to
make bis own way In the world.
Mr.. Motley Is travelling In Italy with his
daughter and her husband, Sir Vernon
Hareourt. ~ sSs q +
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AUCTTON SALES future nays.
81, 80. by. George e. Crawford, 1871
"a. "a Real Estate Agent and Auetleneer. = 4
Bank street, next 10 custom-housc. ~

- J.
LOB SALE WITHOUT; LIMIT OR RE-
4. sERVEsII VIII, sell; on JAMUAKY ssh;at. g
Cary street. II contains seven rooms, and Is IN good
order. Lot, 26k by 100 feet. .ih.'
S TERMS: Very easy, and made known on day OF
sale: ...,rsa 1900 a.-.E..E j. 4-Tl&S2t
I, nOMMISSIONER' SALE, OF LANDS
" IN G0OCHI,AND. GOUNTY.--By virtue Of o
decree OF the Circuit Court OF Goochland county,
entered in the snits of Wood and Allan, &C.
.us ALLAN; Gc., st the November term Of the said
court, 1875 will proeeedt sel a gnblic anctton
ut Go6chland Courthouse, on THURSDAYthe 18th
OF January, 1877, that being court-day. The TRACT
OF LAND ON which b. I'll. Asee now resides. con
taining 179t ACRES, more or lesss lying In the
county OF Goochland on James river. about one mile
below the town OF Columbus THIS FARM has on 1t
NEW DWELL1NG-HOUSE, and MI the usual
E sne cash to pay Or the balance or
the ,pnrchase-money remaining due and unpaid from
the said Agee to the undersigned. w. W. Cosby; COM
missioner, for the purchase Of said property and the
expenses Of this sale-to-wit: about the sum OF one
thousand dollars; and as to the residue. upon q
credit Of g. ~ and 1s months. the purchaser giving
bonds In equal instruments with Interest from day
of sale till paid aHdthe legal title retained until the
ia 4-3tawtds Commissioner,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE. OI
BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch Office.

DRICKDWELLING ON NINETEENTH
ID STREET NORTH OF BROAD AT AUG
TION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust exected by j.
j. .WlIfteliurst and wife, dated 18th Of Augusts
1879, and recorded In the Richmond Chancery
Court, D. b. 90 a, p. 24s, we the undersigned, as
trustees in said deed being thereto required by the
note holder, on account OF default III payment OF
notes will sell at public auction, the premises, on
FRIDAY, January 5, 1877, at 4 O'CLOCK 7: d., the
following REAL ESTATE, described therein as fol-
lows All that LOT or PARCEL OF LAND; lying
and being in Inc city of Richmond, with BRICK
TENEMENT mo. 500 north Nineteenth street, and
other improvements thereon. situated on the eastern
side of Nineteenth street, between ErOad and Mar
shall streets twcnty-seyen feet six inches, running
back seventy feet to the line Of William Grcanor's
property, being the third tenement NORTH OF Broad
street. aud the same real estate conveyed to Ro. Fl.
Davis by g. Tracy and wife by deed oil The 18th OF
February. 1868, duly recorded in the Heiirlco
County Court. ~.
TERMS Cash as to expenses Of sale and 1868. -.
beiny amount of unpaid notes and interest: $751;
on January, 8, 1877; s74:03 on February l5 1877.
s74. 32 on March IS, 1877: S74.6L on April 10,
1877; s74.90 ON May 10, 1877: $3.50 ON Jane
IS, 1877 ;S75.4S on July Is, 1877: ard S75.1T ON
August S, 1877; and the balance on such terms is
NAV be announced at sale. 80.
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
sss- l. 9. TOWER,
CYRUS BOSSIEUX,
Y rr,,oyDcnN RpowS Aucttonnar I'M
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Four STORES BURNED FIREnAR KILLED.
Troy, NJ > January 2. I esterday after
noon fire broke out in Morris Colds.
brough's store, on Broadway, aud destroyed
four stores. Total loss. $3.50, 900. Isaac
Bennett, a fireman, was burned to death.
Harrisburg, Pa, January IA dispatch
from Lykeas, In this county, says q fire
broke our IN the Lykens Valley slope yes
tsrday afternoon, and Is still burning,
though under control. The loss cannot yet
be estimated. ~
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In MEMORY OF Mr.. AND Mrs. Bliss
Chicago, January 2.-The following appeal
has just been issued: -
TO the Sunday Schools Of America: I
would suggest that every Sunday school in
this country take>a penny collection on Sum-
day, january 18th, for the maintenance,
education, and benefit OF the children OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. P. Bliss, and for the erec-
ton Of a monument to the memory OF the
sweet singers, to whom all our Sunday
schools are so deeply indebted. Send mo-
ney to Henry Field, treasurer, care OF Field,
Lister e. Co., Chicago. .., H. :.u
[Signed] r. J. 49,. d. L. MOODY.
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The New York Board OF Health regards
the public funeral OF any person dying Of
scarlet-fever, diphtheria, measles, orWh6op-
lng.cough, dangerous to 1.-The lives OF such
as may attend who have not had the disease,
and requests families to- limit the attendance
to las few aas possible, and TO prevent the
presence, so far rs they are able. OF those
who have not had the disease OF which the
deceased person died. ia .seiEs1I sai-fof
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TUESDAYS CABINET MEETING.-The Tn.
bune Of yesterday says editorially: .There
was pleasant serenity about yesterdays
Cabinet meeting. The public welfare was
duly discussed both as to internal and ex-
ternal affairs. The conclusion was that the
body polite is not ina very bad way, and
is not In need OF Government medicine.
In such cases no news is good news. 49, z
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FoRE1GN.-London, january st is re-
ported that General Ignatief, Russian min
lister at Constantinople, has already en-
barked the archives of the embassy. ...,
The Neaos's Constantinople dispatch says
somebody is encouraging the Turks to re-
sist. Some think Austria is doing so Sc
cretly. t..,.
The Ne,os's Vienna dispatch says Ignatietf
voted for prolongation of the armistice on
the understanding it should apply. to Servia
and Montenegro. .~......-. ..'t
A. dispatch from Paris announces that the
French-HoIlaud Bank has been declared
bankrupt. ..s. ,.... ... Ell tsty,. .m.....,
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Bliss, q. p, the evangelist, and author Of
u. Hold the For, . was on the train withshis
wife and children when 1t fell into Ash
tabula creek. SO MAS Rev. DIR. Washburn.
rectof OF Grace Episcopal church, Cleye.
land, Ohio. ~ q.
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J. THOMPSON BRowS, Auciioneer.
BY Frank ID. Hill. .s
Real Estate Agent and Auctienecl
110S Main street.

TOY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from j. n. Armstrong and Ann his wife, dated
18th of March, 1873, and recorded In the clerks
efice Of Richmond Chancery Court, and In e1ecu-
lion of the decree Of 2Sth Of November, 1876, In
the District Court Of the United States for the Fast
er1 District of Virginia. IN the cause of Armstrong;
assignee Us. Armstrong ct as, the undersigned. as
January, 1877, at 81 O'Clock z: NJ, sell on The pre-
misses. at auction, all that LOT OF GROUND: with
all improvements thereon, situated on the southeast
corner of Clay and Thirtieth streets, fronting on
CLAY street SO feet, and running back parallel with
Thirtieth street 80 feet 6 inches. -.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses Of sale and to- pay on
bond Of $500, with interest thereon from the 9Th
Of March. 1875, of which amount $500, with the
Interest thereon Is payable in gold coin balance on
a credit Of six months; but by consent Of parties
Interested the terms may be liberal, and to be
announced on day of sale.
JOHN CANEPA, Trustee.
BY virtue Of the decree OF 2Sth Of November,
1876, Of the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, In the cause Of Arm
strong's assignee Us. Armstrong ct aLs" VIII unite
In the foregoing sale. EDWARD 81. CRUMP,
Assignee In Bankruptcy OF j. II. Armstrong.
de2l
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neRwa.,.,aaTAvTONEnY,e sl
1917 NOW is THE TINE 127'7
10 SUBSCRIBE. Aa ], - A..
/ yae5 ., 7. p Lii; KS fOsN.f 3tI1 %
sEHs.DEALEa AMP BooksELLER,
SO MAI,a ,sspTREEr, RIo1rMoNp, VA,

AsEsTFoR THE PUBLISHERS AND fHE PUBLIC
the Magazines published In this country and
Esrops s send sn Of s P aP aRa
of the prlces annexed, which are tho puiiishers'
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nEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

HOUSES, LOTS, AND FARMS ~
Il FOR SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE,
Including Some Of the best farming and mineral
Il-fs lands In Virginia; also s0me OF the rt
HANDSOMEST RESIDENCES IN THE CITY.
Send stamp for Virginia Land Guide.
~ %i,'s.'% GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD,
.rr.Ht. Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
in Am ~. Bank street. next to custom-house.
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a a NEW DEMocRATIo I . I q, q. !.

- NV Observation-Disclosures 1890
The excitement attendant upon tho first
day OF the year has passed, and now 1t IL
well TO face the movements OF the political
world and read them a5 they are. Another
plot has been formed within the past ten
days among the leaders OF the Democracy
by which they proposeto prevent the counf-
Ing OF the electoral vote at all. 1T Isl E,,is:
The convention fer counting the yete fis
to be held in the Senate chamber. prest-
dent Ferry, ont of courtesy It Ia supposed,
will ask Speaker Randall to sit BY him
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The post-ofiice at Sandy Hoo'::, Kappa
hammock county, Va, Oh the route from
Galnes's crossroads to Front Royal, is re-
established, with D. L. Williams as post
master. Beverly Barksdale is appointed
postmaster at Brooklyn, Halifax county,
vice W. H. Easley, resigned. A. G. Brad
ley is appointed postmaster at Gilmore's
Mills, Rockbridge county, Va, vice NJ. NJ.
Kennedy, resigned.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-20
Temperance.

A meeting will be held at Gilbert Chapel
at the corner of Fourteenth and French
streets this evening, for the purpose Of in.
stituting Juvenile Temperance Legion.
Mrs. Beatty's Juvenile Temperance Lodge
will be present In full regalis. Officers will
be publicly installed The meeting will be
under the charge of Nelson J. Lee.