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revenue serS Ice have been made: W. G. Nor
row, j. F. Fanning, NJ. c. Myers, S. A. Sain, A.
NJ. Saimer and J. VI. Clarke, storekeepers and
g3UgerS for the Gtl North Carolina district:
Thomas Wood, stoTekeeper and gauger foT the
9Th Illinois district, and W. =. White. gaugGr OF
The cd New York. and \. NJ. Morse, gauger, 2ith
New York.
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OPPONENTS OF TIE BILL for the reorganiza-
ton OF the army say that General sherman has
received quite as many letters from army OFF,
GERS opposing the bill as fayoTing it. The
general Is accused OF only causing those letters
10 be published which favor the measure.
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The Patent ATTORNEYS Rooa-The Com
missioner OF ratents is inclined to assign as an
attorneys room, instead OF the one previously
occupied, which is now used for other purposes,
room In the basement, and unless the Com
mlssl0ners impression in the matter shall be
changed, decision 10 that effect will soon be
made.
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Higher than the mountains peak,
TnCr Deeper than the oceans deep,
Stronger than the rock bound coast,
More numerous than the Phiiistine most.
Colors of every tint and hue,
esaJ OpS y Purer than the azure blue,
Indelible as time and spacs,
TAe hottest sun can't tnem eface.
(We'll fit the lad from eight to ten,
crzrS And all between that are aud NOR
N They ut the crooked. fat and lean,
And ali the shapes that come between.
Cheaper than the common trash,
p21CrS J Better than the habberdash
~ That is sold around the town.
By Tom, and Dick, aud Jack and Brown
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T.. .. BARTRAM,
GSTE OF NEW ORLEANS, LAD
EiETORI1L EXPERT,
AND
TAILOR OF The PERIOD"
now WITH
s. GEORGE 7. KEEN.
ssoaT EI4 Ninth street.
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UABLE BROTHERS,
TAuoRs AND CLoTEIERs,
tcrtksresf Corner sth aud ID SITS. n.,o,
s3-tr
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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!

A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!
FOR A CHRTSTM4S PRESENT
AN OVERCoAT,
SUIT OF STYLISH CLOTHING,
YOUTHS SUIT,
BOTS SUIT,
ORA BOYS OyERCOAT.
NOW is THE GRAND OPPORTUNITY
FITTING MUCH CLOTHING FOR LITTLE
MONEY.
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MADAME ANDERsoN's WALK-At 9:1s last
pedestrlenne, had completed half OF her task.
At That time She had made /, 1850 quarter miles
In the same number of quarter hours The New
YORK Herald says: "Will she hold out to the end?
SIZE mas certainly stood the severe strain won
crously well so far, her plump and sturdy make
keeping her from showing scarcely any of th
exhausted 0 looX so CONSPICUOUS in CamDana, TO-
instance throughout nearly all last week ),
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THE BLAINE COMNITTEE.-It is said that the
motive which induced the Blaine committee to
begin its investigation in Louisiana before send
ing q subcommittee to South Carolina IS TO
delay the jnquil in the latter state until after
the meeting OF the United States Circuit Court.
when number OF offenders against the ele;-
tiOn laws Will be tried. Chief Justice Waite
viii preside at these trials. When they are
concluded the committee may enter the field
ara use the testimony taken by the court On
the Subiec OF election OutrageS
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Two EEFORTs. 1t is authOrati7ely stated
that there VIII be a majority and minority re-
port from the commissioners appointed to in
veStigate the subject OF the transfer of the
Indian bureau from the interior to the War de-
paTtment. The majority report viii recon-
mend the transfer, and the minority viii oppose
il.
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THE TELLER SUBCOMMITTEE have postponed
the time for their departure for New Orleans
from Thursday evening until Friday morning
next. at o'clock. They will be accompanied
G. ". Collision, assistant SergeantS- alarms OF
the Senate, and Joseph Cover and John McCra-
~, stenOgrapherS. There will be no meeting OF
Tie full committee until after the return of this
sub committee.
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SENATOR THURMAN is preparing his letter in
reply TO the request Of the Blaine committee
tnat he furnish it with evidence in his posses
sion on which he based his amendment to the
original Blaine resolution. The letter will be
completed this week, and it is probable that it
VIII DC or about the same character as Blaine'S
letter to the committee on the same subject
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CONCEEss2iAE HEWITT Will make but one
more speech in Congress, and that speech, it IS
said, VIII be il defence Of the National Banks.
OBrlen, VINO WEI represent Mr.. HeWittS dis
triCt after the fth CT March is not an orator,
but If he sDOuld attempt TO speak Ct al! on the
finances II would probably be in defence OF faro
banks.
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TEE CITY Posi- OFFICE SITE.-A proposition
was presented TO Postmaster General Key to-
d&y by the owners TO sell the site OF the Old
Canterbury South side of Louisiana ave, east
or 9th Street) as q site for the City Post ONCE
This location being near the Court House and
easy OF access by the railroads-only one sauar3
mthe main Jhoroughfares-it is claimed by
many TO be the best yet proposed.
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PdtOH HaS DttH TtCtlVtu at Ihe Indian Office
from Agent Wilbur, at Yakima City, which says
that now is the time, while they have Moses at
reservation. Smoholla's people, the dispatch
continues. are nearly all ON the reservation
now, and some of Moses people. No attempt
On the reservation, but efforts will be continued
to induce them to move with view to remain
ing. The volunteers and Indian police have
returned, ana hot a gun has been fired
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.slsN SEN.

r JENSEN.
n. WATCH REPAIRER,
For 20 years with b SEMKES. now az n
S13 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s1&1
fDefnpSeY's Statiolery Store) tSfX
LADIkS WATCHES A SPECIALITY
watches pat in complete order by me are guaran-
- fcr one year, OK money refunded. feb4ly
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A DELEGATION consisting Of Chief Charles
Thompson, OF the Cherokee nation, the Chero-
kee delegates Ross and Adair, and Others called
at the Interior department to-day and saw Sec
retary SchurZ and the Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. They merely paid their respects at
tnlS Visit. and any business they may have to
discuss viii be brought up next year.
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NEW YEAR DAY.
VIE viii! and Who Will Not Receive.

The following is the authentic list OF those
who do and those VINO do MOI receive to-mor-
row, New Year day:
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
eCS PANY, corner 18th ST. and New York avenue.
FIRE. BURGLAR and DAMP PROOF VAULTS,
inside of which are SAFES FOR RENT at So to $50
per year.
and all kinds Of VALUABLES received DE-
POST. nov19eoSm
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60 N'eV H"S'ihoVi Il, anu icCci'oi at tHe
Indian ONCE, l. Is stated that three Indians
have been sentenced TO death at Pendleton, il
this county, during the month for the murder Of
togSin, last July. The others that were in
acted AT the same time were acquitted. It's
alsc stared that the grand jury that indie eel
on certain parties who could give them infor-
NATION sufficient to indict the murdererS OF Ill
a-Ee JIM, an Indian who was murdered las
september, but for some reason or other tn,
parties were not called before the grand Iury
pom adjournment the jury reported som
Gui1niShed business which was laid over until
the next session, ana l suppose this case wa
deemed OF such small Importance that it wa
laid over "
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FIN ANGIAI.i
RIoHMs,Np sTccK EXCHANGE.

80 - TUESDAY. Jannary 20, 1873.
State Secnrtties.-yfr.Ina eonsas, 6 III Did; Vlr-
ginia deferred. bid; Virginia tax-recciyabc con-
city seeurt tfes. Riclp,oud city s's, 115l bid;
Richmond city 6's. 10l bidi Lynchburg city S's,
100 bid: Petersburg city special S's. SO bid;
3D. q . assea sansheser
bridge S's. ] OIL asked.
.Rdiirodd Bonds.--yirginia Central Railroad
flrt mortgage 6,s J. and H., 90 bid; virginia Cen
VHTiHia and Tennessee Railroad gecond mortgage
Gs j. aud j. asked: VIrRf and Tennessee Rail-
road third mortgage Ss.j and J.. Oh bid; SouthsIic
a 5 sseo Isd Raso,S and j.
gage pref rred SIS j. and D.. 90 asked: Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage SIS, j. and j.,
go bid; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's, j.
and j., 81 bid; Petersburg Railroad second mort
gage S's, J. and D., % asked Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS, j. and D.,
104 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 7's. j. and j., 95 bid; Orange and Aexan
dIia railroad first mortgage 6's, NJ. and N, 92
asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad consoli-
first mortgage ga. A. and o., 80 bid; Richmond,
York River and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat
S. .: and J.. Is bid, go asked
Railroad StocKs.-Rlchmond Fredericksburg and
Potomac Ra1lrDad six ger cent. guaranteed, 100
par, n Ed; Richmond aud Danyille Railroad, 100
par, II bid, 5 asked.
Canal Stocks.-James River aud Knnawla Canal.
Bank Stocks.-State Bauk Of Virginia. 100. par,
% bid, s2 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings,
20 par, 19 bio.
Insurance companies.-virgfnla Fire and Ma
rinc rs par SO bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par, 90 asked; Old Dominion. 100 par, AZ bid, 46
asked; Commercial Firc-Insurance Company. 20
nar, II bid. e asked; Richmond Fire Association,
Miscellaneous.-old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, 70 bid
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yEGETINE.

The range of disorders which yield to the influ-
epce of this medicine, and the number OF defined
diseases which never fails 10 cure arc greater than
any other single medicine has hitherto been even re-
for by any other than the proprietors
of some auack nostrnm. These diseases are Scroll
ula and all EruptiYe Diseases and Tumors, Rheuma-
tism, Gout, Neuralgia, and Spinal Complaints, and
all inflammatory symptoms, Ulcers, all Syphiiitic
diseases Kidney and Bladder diseases, Dropsy, the
whole train Of painful disorders which so generally
af,lict American women, and which carry annually
thousands of them to premature graves Dyspepsia,
that universal curse Of American manhood; Heart
burn Piles Constipation, Nervousness, inability 10
sleep, and impure blood.
This is a formidable list of human ailments for
any single medicine successfully attacks and 1t Is
not probable tina. any article before the public
has power to cure the quarter Of them except VEGE-
TINE 1t lays the axe at the root of the tree OF dis
ease by first eliminating every impurily from the
blood promoting the secretions, opening the pores
the great escape-valyes of the
the liver to its full and natural action, cleansing the
stomach, and strengthening digestion. This much
accomplished, the speedy and the permanent cure OF
not only tho diseases have enumerated, but like
wise the whole train of chronic and constitutional
disorders is certain to follow. This is precisely
what VEG ETINE does and 1t does it so quickly and
so easily that 1t is accomplished fact almost be-
fore the patient is aware of it himself.
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aifl,ll,o i'd
wrpS1spiY NuARY sas,. 1873.
LEXINGTON.
I. &. 10. 1875.

JANUARY 10, 1873.
EDITORS Dispatch This being the snnt-
,.ersary of General Lees birthday his tomb
WAS beautifully decorated with flowers by
fire yoang ladies, and was visited by large
number OF persons during the day.
Tonight the public celebration OF the
Graham Society took place in the chapel OF
washington and Lee University with the
following programme: d. G. Humphreys.
~ Missouri, president; w. $. Curreli, OF
Son;h Carolina, yice-presidcnt; w. G.
Irnch. OF Virginia, secretary. Orator. a.
r.. Cocke, OF Virginia-Subject, Mission
Of war; First Debater, c. c. Culp, OF
Sonth Carolina: Second Debatef, A. w.
Gaines. OF Kentucky; Third Debatcr, W..
r. McCorkle, OF Virginia; Fourth Debater,
g. W. Echad, OF Virginia. Question !:
:. Are we Tending Towards MonarchicaI
Form OF Government Committee OF
Arrangements: George A.. Robinson, OF
Kentucky. chairman; +. Cockrell, OF Texas !;
John Glenn, OF Maryland.
The audience was large. and composed
principally OF Young ladies and their beauX,
who pait. the closest attention TO each other.
candy and cards circulated pientifuliy, CIV
ing full occupation to the marshals.
The speeches were welt varied with wit
and sound argument, and the exercises very
creditabie to all the participants. Lex.
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,rs,c war IN the Cast.

IoNfoS, January % - A ntin0pie
ffi,snate., received at Paris says the whole
district OF the Bonrgas has been devastated
~ Bashs. Bazouks aud Gireassfalis, who
slaughtered the inhabitants and burned the
villages. 81 - ,,,o,.
i Russian official dispatch from Tiais
saws General Kcmaroff7s dotachments from
Ardanutsch stortned Artoin on the 18th In
slant. The Turks lost heavily; the Rus
slams slightly.
LONDON, January pa Russian official
dispatch from Kezanlik, January 10. says
General Gourko fought Snleiman Pashu'
from the 18th to the 1Sthinstant. The Turks
were finally driven into the Rhodnpe noun
tains. Their loss was 1000 killed and 1900
prisoners. Forty-nine guns were also cap
tured.
VIENNA, January 22.-Three hundred
thousand refugees are fleeing to CONSTANT
nople. The impression gains that the Porte
must purchase peace on any terms.
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IxLwTHCoNGREss- Second Session.
WAsnrsG1'os. january 90, 1878.

After returning from the olsequies Of
Victor Emanuel mt st. Aloysfrls church Mr.
Morrill, reported d bill eSempting savings
banks from taxation, which was placed on
the calendar.
Mr.. HamIin submitted a resolution &c
ceptine a statue OF William King, OF
Maine. lie and Dir. blaine made appro-
pirate remarks. to which 8Iessrs. Hoar
and Dawes, senators from Massachusetts,
made inappropriate replies. The wran-
gle was long continued. Mr.. Jones, of
Florida, suggested that fight should
follow the funeral. William King was the
first Governor OF Maine after she was
wrested FROM Massachusetts,. Hoar and
Dawes irritated the old sore, and Blaine, OF
Maine via Pennsylvania beat the Blue
Lighters OF the Massachusetts coast.
Dir. Withers presented the proceedings
Of public meeting held in Alexandria. Va,
in favor Of the RECOMMENDATION OF silver, the
substitution OF ereenbacks for national
bank notes, and the resumption of specie
payment. Referred to the Committee on
Finance. He also presented a petition re-
presentating six thousand depositors in the
Richmond branch OF the Freedman's Say
ings Bank, asking Congress to reimburse
their losses incurred in that institution.
Referred to same committee.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House spent couple OF hours in
considering the bill amending the steamboat
law, which will no doubt pass. Senate joint
resolution accepting from the State OF Maine
a statue OF William King was agreed to.
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APOLLgNARES WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFERyESCENT

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND tsurgeoa to
late stenewall Jackson). "Teathful and de-
lightful to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Govt"
DIR. LEWIS 4. SAYRE. "A delightful beverage.
DIR, WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. Far superior to
yichy, Settler, or any other"
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS. "AIost grateful and
refreshing"
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREMBS. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artiaclally acrated waters.'
PROFESSOR, WANKLYN, LONDON, ENGLAND
.Impregnateti only with Its own gas"
DIR. e. r. PEASLEF. ''Useful and very agreea-
bie.''
DIR. AUSTIN FLINT. Healthful, and well suited
for Dyspepsia and cases Of acute diseases"
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER. "By fur the most
agreeable, alone or mixed with wine; useful In
Catarrhs of Stomach or Bladder and In Gout.'
DIR. J. MARION sIHs. "Not only q luxury, but a
necessity
To be had Of all Wine Merchants, Grocers, Drug
gists, and Mineral-Water Dealers throughout tbs
United States, and wholesale of
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
ss Al and 40 Warren street,
no 2l-A.W&F&eowtAu27 New York.
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FEATURES OF THE NEW TARIFF AND TAX
LEGIsLATIoS.-Wa Washington, January 21.-
1t is gathered from conversations with men,
bers OF the Ways and Means Committee
that in the tariff and tax bill, to be present
ed, there will be no reduction Of the tax on
tobacco, and only in certain contingency
a reduction on whiskey. There are now
about 2,100 articles in the tariff, and the
new bill will probably include only some
800 articles. The bill will not be submitted
TO the full committee before the middle Of
next week. 1t proposes that the 900 articles
named shall comprise the entire tariff, and
that all other articles Of importation shall
be free OF duty but those excepted in q gem
eral provision. Special dispatch to the Bal
timose Sun.
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yEGETENE.
VEGETINE
is MY FAMILY MEDICINE:
WISH NO OTHER.
PROVIDENCE, April z, 1876.

PROVIDENCE, April z, 1876.
Ihr. H. r. Stereas:
Dear Sir,-When was about eight years of age q
humor broke out upon me, which my mother tried
TO cure by giving me herb-teas and all other such
remedies as she knew OF but It continued to grow
worse, until finally she consulted physician, and he
said had the Sal-Rheum, and doctored me for that
complaint. He relieved me some. but said could
not be permanently curct, rs the disease originated
In the blood. remained great sufferer for scve-
raj years, until Ihcard Of and consulted physician
who said hadsthe Scrofulous Humor, and If
would allow him to doctor me he could cure me-
did so. and he commenced healing up my-sorcs,
and succeeded in efecting an external cure; but
in short time the disease appeared again in n
worse form than ever, rs Cancerous Humor upon
my lungs, throat ana head. / suffered the most
pain, and there seemed to be no remedy,
and my friends thought I must soon die, when my
attention was called, while reading newspaper,
TO u HEGETINE testimonial Of Mrs. Water
house, No. 364 Athens street, South Boston; and
formerly residing in South Boston, and being
personally acquainted with her. and knowing her
former feeble health, concluded would try the
yEGETINH. After had taken few bottles 1t
seemed to force the sores out Of my SYSTEM. had
running sores in my ears, which for time were
very painful; but 1 continued to take the VEGE-
TINE until had taken about twenty-five bottles,
my health improving ali the time from the COM
mencemcnt Of the first bottle, and the sores to heal
commenced taking the VEGETINE in 1872, and
continued its constant use for six months. At the
present time my health is better than it ever has
been since was child. The VEGETIEE is what
helped me; and most cordially recommend 1t to
all sufferers, especially my friends. had been
sufferer for over thirty years, and until used the
yEGETISE / found no remedy. Now use it rs my
family medicine and wish no other.
MRS. 3. G.. COOPER,
No. l JOY street, Providence, r..
YECETINE has never failed 10 effect cure, CIV
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The War in the East.

TIE GREEK ARCHBISHOP APPOINTED GOVERNOR
OF ADRIANoPLE.
LONDON, January pa Reuters Con-
stantinople dispatch states that the klis-
slams have appointed the Greek ArchDlshop
Governor of Adrianople. ;,
A report is current that tWo-months
armistice has been concluded, but II mcKs
official confirmation.
The rumor that the Russians are nearing
Gallipolis is not confirmed: fhe deience
of the line OF posts across the neck OF Gal
lipolis peninsula has been entrusted TO SUI
leim Pasha. .Manthorp Bey is charged win
the transport OF Suleims army. . dis
patch from Van announces that the Rus
slams have arrived near Museh.
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RICHMOND AND PRfERSEURGS
RAILROAD COMPANY. !
4 COMMENCING MONDAY, January Z


~ 1878, trainc Oh this road Will run rs follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SoUIH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH NAH. Jaty: , CONNECTING
yunnah, Raleigh, Atlanta, Macon,
montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
and all Joints Souts and South west;
stops only nj Manchester and Chester.
1000 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS daily makes close
connection at Petersburg with ;fe At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad
for Lvnchburg. Farmvle, and other
local stations on thai road, making
same time rs by any other line. Stops
Mt all regular stations.
LOS P. 81. ACCOMMODATION daily texcep.
Sunday. Passengers taking TINS train
will make clase connection at Peters
burg foI Norfolk, and ut Norfolk with
splendid Eay-line steamers for Balti-
more, Philadelphia. and New YORK,
and Sith the Od dominion steamers
for New York; stops only at Manches-
$3.50 P. NJ. FREiGfT daily Except sunday, WITH
coach attached.
l1:3O.P. NJ. THROUGH NAIL daily ieXsent Sns-
day), connecting for Weldon. VIII
niington, Charleston, Columbia Au-
gusta. and Savannah. Pullman sleep
ing-car for Wilmington and II e South.
$50 A. d., H. THRouGI MAT. daily !excep, Mon
day., connecting with isieh I.no,5 Fr sS-
a ali ponis on1 f E4, and E Wes stops
1850 H. FLY FEE 4 a a"iy ss
1855 y. NJ, coMaoopHTIoN TEAM daily Tex
ccpt Sunday with passenger coach at
a:so p. NJ. t FREieuT TRAIN daily, viii. passcn-
ger couch attached.
ESQ p. 81. THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
aid West Also, making close conrec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops only at Manchester and Chester
Passengers for Clover Hill connect NJ Chester
daily lexcept Sunday by taking the 1850 z. NJ train
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will start lroH
the Appomattox depot
in 6 A. SHAW. sunerlIllenoenL
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In the Supreme Court OF the United
States on Monday (No. 705) the City Coun-
Gil OF Alexandria, plaintiff in error, Us.
Orlando Fairfax. In error to the Supreme
Court OF Appeals OF the State OF Virginia.
Judgment affirmed, with costs and interest.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Miller.
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Cuba.

ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN EXCURs1oNlsrs, ETC.
HAVANA. January 22.-The steamship San
Jacinto arrived from Savannah to-day, prihS-
ing tifty-fve American eXcurslonists from
the nrincipal cities of the West and South.
The steamer Blake is ashore at Bahia in q
dangerous situation.
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South Carolina.
GUSHING OF CIRCUIT JUDGES.

GUSHING OF CIRCUIT JCDGEs.
COLUMBIA, January 22.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided that the circuit judges
must be elected by ballot. This decision
Gusts the Judges elected prior to 1877 by
the Republican Legislature, and returns
Kershaw and Wallace, elected last year by
the Democrats. When the decision was
announced Judge Townsend Immediately
adjourned the Circuit Court.