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CoUIsssE GOSSIP.

The THEATRICAL DEATH-RoLL for the past
six months Is long-DayenPoEt, re Bar, Pia-
eide, Fox, and Adams.
LADY SEBRIGHT is acting under the name
of Miss Payne Talbot at Mr.. Chute's theatre,
Bristol, England, and daughter Of the late
Watts Phillips IS also performing al the same
place
Miss KATE CLAYTON has obtained adIvorce
from her husband, Mr.. Dore Lyon. Their
child is TO be placed at school until she is fif-
teen and then will De called upon to decide
whether she will accept her fathers or her
mothers protection. On these conditions
Mr. Lyon allowed ms wife 10 obtain the cir-
cree.
TITIFN's will has been discovered and it
turns out that the prima donna was even
richer than was thought. She had saved
altogether about $3.50, 50 that she died
richer than any other artist ON the OPERA
stage except Nilsson. Patti is no: worth bali
this sum, and, indeed, sh. has hitherto been
subsisting upon borrowed money uniii her
English concerts. The wiIoae of her fortune
j. locked up in Paris at the sole contfol "'
the Paris law courts, and until the suit l. de-
cided, the money. OF course, cannot ~ dlNt-
ded. Pa,ii', appeal viii necessarily sill iur-
ther posi- poIIe this diyisiOn.-l London cor
respondence Arcadian.
Miss CLARA COLE, the young Washington
actress who was engaged last week for Woods
Theatre, Brooklyn, 10 support Wallace Grant
in the new pay of"Remorse,' mate IA nn-
doubted success as Emma Rusht"n, and Mr.
Wood has offered her a permanent p"siii"-i
in his theatre as "leading lady" The y"uig
lady Is a niece of Madame brinkrrhofi, t Il
her voice is said to b.. rich aud meloii"u,.
perfectly distinct in enunclrtaon, and hi'N t'.t-
rare qualify of tone that conveys the i'm 'r.'>-
sion of high breeding
tbs London correspondent of the are dim
says: s.Strakosch has, / am told, engas' d the
fair Lillian Adelaide Nelson for tour on the
continent next autumn. He has her for nity
nights, and sine is to play Cy,'betin", Ju if
RosaIind in Italy, Germany and France" tn,
tour Will begin April 18th, and VIII con'lnus
throughout April, May, June and Scptetnbsr,
when il i hoped, besides The attraction ol tHc
exposition the English and American iour
lists will be caught Of course Miss Nelson II
To play in English, and she Will take VIII her
an En-. liSh company. / shall not alude TO
what am tnid Miss Nelson Is To he p;'id, ne
cause the SUN have ne,rd Is probably a DO
gus one and, though you could not DE- dtceiN-
Ell. your readers might. But believe, myself,
Miss Nelson will get $50 per night crttain,
and n share OF the receipts when the receipts
reach more Than a certain sum-
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UNDERWEAR, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Carii-
gan J ackets, Mufiiers, for men and boys, very
low, at John Seekers. 3l7 Delaware street.
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S0U ThiDG.

Dr. Kings Syphilitic Remedy IL warranted
tpcure syphilis In the primary, secondary and
tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and COM
plicated forms, and will cure the worst case
OF venerial diseases; cases which have resisted
ahe treatment Of the most eminent physi-
clans Of America 1t cures the first stage and
heals the ulcers in few days 7 cures ui-
Gers in the mouth, nose, throat, head, arms
and legs: also hard pains In the bones and
FONTS, swelling ofjoints, syphilic rheumo-
tism, stc., in . short time. Price, 3 per
Sackage. sent everywhere by express A
Gor two stamps. Sold by Dr.. J. Dinsi,eer, zc.
Moth seventh street, 81. Louis, Mo. Curss
suAsanted or The money refunded. T1en.
1sdoeeG. aeent, IAavenwogtb. Kan0A
VlhopdkW1y
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lD~snS.n Fan -

YoU can buy fine all wool beaver frock
suit for $500, at John Seekers, BIZ Della
ware street.
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READ " FALSE AND TRUE. "

Send ietier stamp 70 Radvsy 4 Co. Nh. n
Warren corner Church ssseea, New YGk
Information worth th0onAndD WI - -,
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PREMIUMS,

PREMIUMS d ESoaF ao. E S sPh ,., ~ @St, hun
pEFd tirn. .b.
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sWoECSSTER'S uhAsRiDcED PCIoaia- ia
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can %b l land rt.Tn Tv
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F.O Box New orl City
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X. C. LIVE STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, November l3.
IRY TEIEGRAPHl

C,TrLE-Receipts, 1875 shipmnfs, Sl3; drfv-
en- out I5s dull and Dragging; sales, native
fecners .3 80; Colorado feeders, s3 VDd3 j5 /,
butchers cows, s. s,jd2 80; bulls, sl %.
HOGs-Receipts, -Sj; dull, range ON packers
at 81 Upfi To-
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The sales at the Mansion House stables yes
terday amounted to n considerable sum. The
sales Tor two days footed upward of $lS.a6
Capt. Tough disposed of the following horses:
spine Lar sold for =, 80; "Setherland,"
s.. 100; kansas Girl sJsS: Dor ier EauIe-
5000; Monarch stoO; .Zela Zossg,' slSs;
..i'ilota," SIS; Bell Porter" So; cassidy
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SellcYs, C0flgh SH1ap.

WADswoRTH, o., February Il, 1870.
We have used your Syrup in our izmi
lies, and We safely pronounce 1t The bert
cough medicine We have ever known, and
can not recommend ii too highly 10 all
those who are afflicted with coughs or colds
as speedy and sure cnre.
S. BLOCKER, Postmaster;
j. SHUTTER.
X. z. SELLERS II Co, Proprietors, Pitts
burgh. Pa.
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That beet presented TO p. G. Lowe by W.
Salisbury the day before cIec.'o', rad was
sent TO THE TINES Office. was the Leet that beat
Spalding ami the Bond ring.
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The New Fun.

A silent social is the latest thing out in the
way of social entertainments. 1t is based on
the principle that while "speech is silvern,
silence is golden" so there is pr 'mium on
the latter, and penalty tor the hsrIner. A
fine is imposed for the eyst ,cord spoke. by each
PEI son present, while Ike one who maintains
n digIified silence the longest. is proportion
af-iy rewsrfted. OF course, when the ice Is
once broken. There is any amount OF effort TO
induce all TO sPeak out.
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PAsMERs, livery men, and harness ma
kers who have used Uncle Sans Harness
Oil will never Use any other, it is the best
andonIy reliable oil in the market 1t re-
ceived the highest award at the Centennial
Exposition OF 1876. For sale by joseph
larrop, Campbell 4 Kendrick and Theo
Egersdorf. eod&w
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UNCLE SANS Condition Powder cures
disease. Every stock raiser should have it
on hand to be used as occasion may require
If your druggist does no, haze the genuine
Uncle Sans, do not he deceived with an in
ferior article, but send to the Emmert Pro-
prietary Co., Chicago, and get ], for your
s<lf. For sale by Joseph Harrop, Camp
bel; 4, Kendrick and 1heo. Egersdorii.
eOd&w
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COOKS LECTURES.

Joseph
IlIa
ted '~No ~ " f ~ ''' "-' '' "@s prAr-
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Everlasting attachments are made will
SiauidIng's Glue. d&w
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What a truly beautiful world We live in
Nature gives us grandeur of moun;ains,
glens and oceans. and thousands Of means
for enjoyment We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often do
the majority OF people feel like giving
il up disheartened, discouraged and wor-
ris3 out With disease, when there is no oc-
casion for this feeling, as every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will make them as free
from disease a. when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause OF
seventy five per cent. Of such maladics a.
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache.
Costiveness, Nervous Prustration, D:zinass
OF the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and
other distressing symptoms. Three doses
of August Flower will prove its wonderful
effect Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
mayl2eod&y
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INDEPENDENT FOR 1878



a exec
s4ndIh in I-lE
fiF Fnr Missions
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Astounding Success.

Ii is the duty of every person xho u -
used Boschee's German Sprup 10 Lei is
wonderful qualities be known % I.eir
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, PneuIn mia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases NO
erson can use it without immediate relief.
Three doses will relieve any case, and We
consider it the duty of all Druggists to re-
commend it to the poor dying consumptive,
at least to try one bottle, As 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one case
where it failed was reported. Such
medicine As the German Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask your Druggist
about it. Sample Bottles to try sold at 10
CENTS. Regular size IS cents. For sale by
Theo. Egersiorfi and Robert Parham.
Mayl3-eodlSv
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Real Estate.

The following transfers were recorded in the
Register OF Deeds Office yesterday
Hiram Eggleston and wife to Am
bros. L. E.gleston, the e u Of sec.
IL, { 10, 20, and the II Of the Sc
of B. 10, s6,j %
William x. Roe Ia Herman Weltyen,
six and half acres OF the W a OF
&c. - o. 800 10
M.;yer Il. Haas 10 Herman Markson,
lot -, book "a, city proper aisD
the W 4 Of sec D. ii, y; also the
II :. Of the W Il OF tine c a ci sc.
u, H. - JV "
Mrs. Sally A Spears and husband to-
Andrew Godthwait- 3et4 acres OF
the N e corner Of the se If Sec 10,
ts, ...........I,i; 80 90
W. II. Bond, TO Joshua Moiiti,
a certain portion of sec =, ., r - ~ ~
Henry Hubbard and wife TO William
&. Hubbard, the N OF tie o.
the q oI sec. [ H. y; aisp
the e 4 OF the e "a Of sec. -, Al,
l W
NJ. W. Delahay and wife TO Robert ii.
Dr.lahay, the s y Of block r, in
Clark & Rees' addition to the City
of LeayenwortI tI...... .......-........-..l 100 20
Gustav W. Lund and wife to Gao. Berg,
the of sec. ID, 10, r2-.----.-.-----..6,1OJ 90
George X. Taylor TO Newton shaw, the
sw OF the n of sec. 2, Il, D.. 100 %
Newton shaw to George Bor,ien, the
VIZ oftb n of see. . l., -. 800 %
1Otal. -.-.'...-.------ sioIo>' w
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YHanleal.

IL you want to make money, send three
zen; sts.iup nd get full particulars. say " hat
pnper YOU sa W this advertisement in
Address J.R. WOozsEv.
dSw Box - Bloomdeld, Iva.
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S2 THE MID POWER O.
s JOUR ESssss e
HIT nMpEP G.

Il U II P q 2 vs.
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Been In genera; use for twenty years.
Gyeryfhere proved the most SAFE.
SIMPLE. ECSNGniC4Lsn and EFFICIENT
Slec.cines known. They are Just what
the people want. savin:, time, rs,ooey.
sickness ana suiTrrius. Every sinsiS
speciHc the we'll tried cerscription Of
al eIniHeat Physician.
Noe. Cr-e. C.,,s
l. Eeyers. Congestion Irrsrr,s.ions 2.
2 " cri.;s. Ncssn Fever, Worm Coiic 2s
tryii'=-@'f..l .lc, OF Tcethiug cf Infants. q
l. siarr. .';,.:., O. Children or Adults, .
= pss>.s'srry. Gripping Bilious Cole, -
q. G:alci al. H-eu>. Vou.i,iug 9
Z. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis q
NruT;.i.;.a, Tcc,haehe Faceache, .
EleaiaChes, Sick Headache, Vertigo, q
IL. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, q
II. Supi.rcsstd- or Painful Periods, a.
T. Whites too Pro.lse Periods, q
T. Group. Cough, Difficult Breathing. 9
Il salt ss;iel..,i, Erysipeias. Eruptions q
Ia hnsuFEaIlSns, Rheumatic Pains, 25
16. Fsyer ami isue. Chill Fever, Agues, 81
n. Pies, hind or bleeding 81
IL GUs,taai.Hy. and Sore or Weak Ewes b
y. Saiarris, acute or chronic, Influenza. s.
q. NhoorinS.SSuSsl, violent coughs, 81
q. Asthma, oppressed Breathing. So
- Ear fsischarSe-. impaired hearing, 81
u seT0:ti.s, enla-g ID glands. Swellings, 80
81. General Debility, Physical Weakness, 80
.. prepsy sii scan;y Secretions, =. 50
p. Sf5.>irsHess. sickness from riding, 50
q. isiGney.Esiseasc, Gravel, 80
.. Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, I o.
%. Sore Mouth, Canker, 80
81. rainfnf FsricGs, Q. with spssms, 50
50 Disease 1s Veart, palp;tafions, etc. I 90
81 Ec'lspsey. Spasns, st. Vitus' Dance, &. / 90
81 giphthersa- liberated sore throat. 80
g. Chronic S0nsesti0ns and Eruptions, 50
FAMILY CASES.
Case. Morocco. with shove b large visls and
Manual OF directions, 5000
Case Morocco, Of 20 large vials and Book, 600
These remedies are sent by the case
single box or vial, 10 any part of the
rcuntry, free of charge, ON receipt OF
price. Address
HuEsphreys' Homeopathic Medicine C0.
Office and Depot, 103 Fulton st. New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
u Humphreys Specific Manual on the
care and treatment of disease and its cura
sent FREE on application.
ih,o. Egersdorti and f. J. Humphreys
K Co. agents at | eayenyorth iuSd.Sweod
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Dr. JACQUES German " orm Cakes are a
safe and efficient remedy for Worms. These
Cakes never fail to destroy Worms and re-
move them from the system. For sale by
Joseph Harrop, Campbell x Kendrick and
TheO. Egersdortf eOd!Sw
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cusson ..ds ovsr coas for $40. sl2 and
SIS, n Secklefa
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DR. +. McCoSKEY arrived in the city, yes
terLIay, and will show our people, to-day, the
wondrous qualities OF wizard OIL He is ac-
c6mpanied by the Spearrnan Bro. S singers.
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RAIN aareaS' Were plentiful last night, hut
the .'fall'' WAS not very heavy mp 10 twelve
o'clock Lightning was plainly visible, how
ever for a considerable time.
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THE new sallypprt at the south gate OF the
military prison yard, at Fort Leavenworth,
is q feature which not only adds beauty To
the grounds, hut is a convenience 10 the
guards hong needed
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ORDERS SOLICITED

From all parts of the Wesi, and filed prompt
ly. Price lists AMI terms, sent on az plica-
ton auyls-dkW
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THE news of the reported death of Pope
Plus, TX created considerable excitement on
TIA. streets yesterday, among the Catholic
church people.
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THE streets were crowded with vehicles
yesterday to the extent that several very
serious .jams" occurred, requiring the atten
ton Of the police.
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Markets by Telegraph.

CATTLE-3!1zzatIzc. for shipping; butch,
are paying y .esSia cents.
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ArTENTIoS is directed TO the advertisement
i'm the want coI.Imn" calling for men ana
tesmS To work ON the ST Joseph ana bes
Mn,nes Railroad. III" work begins al -. Joe
imrneG iateiy.
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MONTHLY DRAWING.

Tuesday, January Sth, 1888.
Capital Prize $1,000. Tickets. :. each. Halves,
Il. novIO-w weti-slt,Sw
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4 COUPLE OF 0ftrampS who tried to beat their
passage to Atchl-on, were spotted ny Con-
ductor Raiciin last night on the Miss"uri
Pacific train, and put of for the further in
spection Of our police.
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LONE MARKETS.

ih.o. Egersdortf and +. J. Humphr,
4 Go. agents at eavenworth. juSdNwe
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LIVELY row occurred near the corner OF
Delaware and Main streets last night about
eleven O'Clock, between two soldiers and Two
of the hard listed boys OF the city. The sol
diars 90, the worst of IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-16

From, Dreams to- Weking. "A Novel. BY
E. LYNN LINTON, author Of '.'.Lizzie Lor-
ton, Of Greyrigg,"' &c. New York;
HARPER & BROTHERS. ts@, 4......e= III
No. 40 Of HARpER's Library Of Select
Novels. M $50 i..s$ n. SD. si.'tl
For sale by G. r. JOHNSTON. s!@
The Duchess Of Rosemary Zane. "a Novel.
By B. L. FARJEoN, author Of "Blade
o. Grass" "Golden Grain,"' stJoshua
Marvel" &c. ~: SO: ~ vs.
No. $50 Of HARPER's Library Of Select
Novels. s 49,. .,,.. ,.,rs IL
For sale by. G. r. JOHNSTON. !. .if.s:. II
life and Adveaturesiof General W.,A. q,
IS Ryan, the Cuban lNdrtyr, Captured on
u. the Steamer. NirginisssS cad Murdered By
= the Spaniards at Santiago, Cuba, Nouem-
Der, 4, 1875. BY an Old Comrade. New
II York and. Chicag0: 1876. s7fs. o. f,slS q
b We. have a copy Of tshisaboo from the
publisher, Colonel o. n RYAN, brother Of
fhh hero 80 1879 ~ 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr COHEN BROTHERS

ne: COHEN BROTHERS ~ = .ar
are just in receipt of an extremely large
LOT OF GOODS s s....aa
from several bankrupt sales that have recently taken
place in Baltimore and New York. :,
Among the many varieties of goods arc
Pieces Of ALPACA LUsTREs at 1896, reduced
from 25c.; .--...
IS pieces BRoCADEs at 1916, formerly sold at
37Ac.; ...... .... ..-.t.. -
SILK DAMAssIS DE PARIS at 42c., formerly sold
at 81; ....,s..
800 yards SILK LUsTREs at 27hc formerly sold
at50c.; ..s...a
374 yards ENGLISH CASHaIEREs at 2Oc sold
all during this season at $50. besides many other
COLORED DRESS GOODS; ...
Also, very large lot of BLACK ALPACAS:
4s pieces BLACK DOUBLE WIDTH) ALPACAs
at 20c.; 10 pieces at 42c, formerly sold at from
50to60c.;
SILK LUsTREs from 40 to 9oc.-all less than usual
prices; ...
Also. a large stock of BLACK SILKS and SILK
VELVETS; -... -.-.. .-
BLACK SILK VELVET at 90, 1925, and 1885
thirty inches wide at 1920; pure SILK at
$3.50, the value Of which Is 514.50; ~ 3
81 pieces FLANNELS; "-.
Good FLANNELs reduced to 12l9, 81, and 25c.,
formerly sold ut $50;
ENGLISH SHAKER FLANNELs at 4Oc., formerly
sold at 70c.;
Also, a large stock Of PIQuE5 and other WHITE
GOODS, besides many other classes of goods
purchased at the various sales, which will be sold
atavery slight advance, regardless OF value.
/ 10 16 .. .. ."#-....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n CURTAIN NusIIys /, r,.,

H CURTAIN MUsLINs, Ii yard, vida
/ as25, so, and sse. per yard worth az .o,
&c.; '''a
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS with colorea .,,-
/ ming at 1 2Kc. a pair worth Soc:
SHAKER FLANNEL, wide and heavy. =. Or.
worth 4cc. per yard: '--'-- '''
CHEv1oT sHIRTrNGs at 10. l2z, and 1e,. ro.
yard--yery cheap goods; ~
CREPE COLLARS at %, 80, s5c., and IN 70 &,
each-just half-prce:
BEDTlCk1NG at 10, 12X, Is, icy. On. a,do.c
per yard;
coIIoN DIAPER at IL for a piece of te; ward,
worth 1925; t@v
rure LINEN TABLE-CLOTIis, two yards long. n,
81 worth $3.50;
bED-bLANhETsa al $3.50 worth So, al ss worth
STAT 81 worth ss. ut IS worth ia. 4. se ,o
worth $40;
CoLORED BLANKETS at 1925, $3.50. a1.7s
~. and up to So pair, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
hlD dLoVES In great variety. Jal5
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Court, aycwed his readl1sss TO cqniexce 10
the Judgment Of That tribunal He de-
clared that his faith In Che justice q his
cause was TOO great 20 bermis him % ie s,
the result OF submitting tosuch Q test.
we continue to interpret the signs from
washington seencouraging; and whether
tho plan adopted by Che United State. Sen Sen.
ate ID 1890 has been approved by the pres.
ant Senate committee or not, We stu. be.
lieye that the king.pia oi the conspiracy has at
broken. and that ) peaceful and legal solu-
ton Of the presidential election: will be ar-
rived st. b 49, $50. sg
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The bill for the improvement Of the roads
Of Henrico, introduced into the Senate Of
Virginia by Mi. WORKMAN; was framed by
the committee appointed by the Tuckahoe
Farmers Club, Of which Mr.. LYMAN was
chairman. We suppose it reflects the views
Of the committee, but we belieYe it was
prepared by Mr.. LYMAN. We make this
statement in response to inquiries from the
county. Thebill does credit to the author
OF it. Should it pass in its present form, or
not radically changed, it will begin a real
Improvement in, the highw avs of the old
county. 1t is time she were making her
paths smooth. .a. ,'4',':s' Z = i
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The Bruited Compromise.

Il 's
We published yesterday morning the sub
stance Of compromise alledged to have
been adopted by the committee OF the SEN
ate with the purpose Of proposing the same
to the committee on the part OF the House,
upon the subject OF the count Of the cleo
toral vote. @ ,aaa
The sessions Of the Senate committee are
secret, and it was not positively known that
the compromise had been adopted, but it is
known that for, some days reports
that encouraged the idea that COM
promise would be arrived at had
been sent out from Washington with
such marks Of credibility as well prepared
the public to put faith in the assertion that
the reported compromise had been adopted.
We still trust that the report will in the end
prove correct. III such compromise could
be effected, and the nation delivered from
its peril by civil, harmonious, and legal
proceeding, it would be one OF the happiest
events that COULD occur. That no agree
ment can be effected between the Senate and
House upon any; plan which would GER
tainly lead to the election OF either HAYES
or TMDEN is evident to everybody after the
length aud nature OF the partisan wrangle
which has infiamed the passions OF politi-
clans. Compromise is the only way out Of
trouble that can satisfy the people to the de-
gree Of general acquiescence
The proposition alleged to have been
adopted by the Senate committee is based
upon the plan adopted by the United States
Senate in 1900. That proposition was pro-
badly framed by Chiei-Justice JOHN MAR
SHALL. He certainly voted for it, and We
suppose that it will take an exceedingly
profound lawyer OF these times to upset his
Judgment.
But while we. do not know and ought
MOTTO know positively what has been done
by committee which holds its sessions in
secret, and which has under consideration
such important matters, we hope, and be-
lieye that there is at Washington q better
condition OF feeling in congressional circles
and more earnest desire to settle the pre-
sidential question by compromise. The
two parties should have done with the
party war uponlthe basis OF mere bitterness
and mere party strategy, and approach each
other through tho two committees on the
counting and proclai,ning the vote in the
spirit Of q sincere desire to arrive at peace.
full, ciyil, and legal termination Of the cleo
ton, 50 that violence and an appeal TO force
may be altogether avoided.
VS. have little hope that the matter can
be settled without the intervention OF 8
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in tie way Of my agreement which can be
made H1ehfndkon Chronicle.
sENAroR BLlTNE's 70sIT1O

Senator Blaine has written letter to this
city, In which he declares positively that
there is no foundation whatever for the ru-
rnors 80 actively circulated that he had
changed his mind concerning the result OF
the presidential election. he says he still
believes that Hayes and Wheeler received
majority OF the electoral votes, and that,
although etiquette forbids his peaking in
the Senate on the subject Of the presidential
complication, he will always be found voting
on the right side.- Washington Republican.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-16
ngr PURE C0D-LIyER OIL.
oyYR owS DIRECT IMPORTATION.

sue have the testimony OF physicians VINO pts.
.crse H. and OF patients who have taken u, 'hA' :.
40 NOR, aeceutabIe 10 the stomach and more es'ls
assimilsed than any other oil - .,a er.,h.
We guarantee is to be entirely pure an. a,s ,ss
49, nom rancidity, and fully possessing ah Oh ths
.snasrfu remedial properties claimed for sne osa'
n ss' -, MEADE s. BAKER,
49, = importing and Dispensing pharmaeisT :,
:. 4. q 9I9 Main street, Richmond, va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-16

w- REMEMBER, COHEN BROTH
Frs have removed to No. 4Ol, corner of Fourth
and Broad streets, where, regards to light and
convenience, their place stands unriyalled In the
city. .-.-.sf "Ao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-16
MARRIAGES.

Married. ut the residence Of the brides parents.
january TO- 1S77, by the Rev. John u. Sechler. Dir
JAMES w. HERCUSto Miss SALLIE d. HOOVER,
daughter or Hon. r. C. Hooyer-the former OF Rich
mond, Va, and the latter OF Hooyerton, montgomery