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THE SILVER LUNATICs.-The honest
money side rallied twenty-five votes, and
there were absent Messrs. Butler, Whyte,
Hoar, and Hill, all Of whom will sustain the
Presidential veto OF the Bland bill when il
comes to the Senate. This makes twenty-siE
in the opposition, and il they hold firmly to.
gether, us they probably will do, the bill
cannot possibly be passed over the Presi.
dents objections. The Bland bill was
taken up Immediately upon the Matthews
resolution being disposed OF, and Mr. Nor
rill has the floor to discuss it on Monday,
The silver men are downcast tonight and
talking Of Compromise Washington tete'
qran,--B Baltimore american.
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DANVuIE.


... JANUARY 25, 1873.
The first concert Of the Danville Musical
Association was given last night. Professor
more, consisting Of one pianist, one lady yo-
calist, and one corneter. was aided by one
gentleman and three lady singers OF the city.
The hall was full of a choice company, and
the audience frequently manifested the
highest qualification.
We have information that Captain Peter
Smith died at his home, in Henry county,
on the 10th instant Captain Smith was in
his ninety-uinth year. He was a soldier in
the war Of 1912. had been magistrate for
many years, and was sheriff under the con-
stitution Of 1S29-'30.
There is now strong demand for road
that shall! run eout south from the lower
part OF the city. The people OF Caswell,
North Carolina, are in sympathy in this re-
spect with the businessmen OF the city.
1t is said that they will put ten miles OF the
road in good order, il the people of this
city and county will do the same for the
three or four miles OF the proposed route
that are on this side OF the line.
Somehow I omitted to mention several
days ago the sale Of the building which has
been for many years known as the Pannill
elder Mr. Panniii, OF Campbell county. In
latter years, however it has been as much
changed as the knife which received new
blade and new handle. This house, hay-
ing room now for two stores on the lower
floor. and for families on the second and
third stories, brought Sl5,500, Messrs. W.
F. Patton and III. A. Wiseman buying one
half OF it, and Messrs r. G. Pace and 4. j.
Corbin the other.
One Of the teachers OF the public school
was met with threatening language day or
two ago by one Of the citizens whose son
he had had occasion to punish. 81 haven't
got time to talk to you now" said the
teacher, "but wait right here hall an hour,
and will come back" The teacher came
and brought policeman with hitB. The
policeman arrested the citizen, and the diff
Guilty was settled without g pistols aad.cof-
fee for two" as thought TO have been.
rs Sss.} tx! AEP8Ia. e.
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HUNYADI JANOs WAFER.
7HHE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS.
THE BEST NATURAL APERIENT.

THE LANCET. Hunyadl Japos.-Baron Liebig
attirms that ats richness In aperent salts sur
passes that OF all other known waiers.''
THE BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL Hun
yadl Janos.-The most agreeable, safest, aud
most edlcacious aperient water.n
PROFESSOR vIRCHoW, BERLIN. !" Invariably
good and prompt success; most valuable,
PROFESSOR BAMBERGER, VIENNA. II hare
prescribed these waters with remarkable sue
cess"
PROFESSOR sCANzONI, wuRzBURG. 81 pre-
scribe none but this
PROFESSOR LAUDER BRUNTOE, n. D., F. r.
s., LONDON. More pleasant than its rivals,
and surpasscs them In eficacy.n
PROFESSOR AITKEN, NJ. D., u. r. 8, Royal
MILITARY HOSPITAL, EETLEY. IS Preferred to
pullna and Friedriehshall.'
A WINEGLASSFULA a DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF TIE
APoLLIsARIs COMPANY Limited), London.
FREDERICK DE. BARY 8 Col
. d Al and4 Warren street, New York, IS
sole Agents for United States and canadas
FOR SALE BY ,5sss5
DEALERS. GRocERs. AND DRUGGISTS.
l,a2s.sIslYs F&eowtAus7s
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BALTIMORE.
81 Il. CORNER SARATOGA IND Z AGA sTBEETs,
= RlIrsanRR. o.. January %, 1873. ss

80 E. CORNER SARATOGA and IAGA STbEEis,S9
BALTIMORE, Mo-, January %, 1878.
Editors Dispatch j desire to see an &C.
count or the forth coming address OF that
.uroiourti statesman and Virginia adopted
Christian gentleman and orator Rev. DR..
Curry on The Moral obligations both 81
individuals and OF states TO Pay Inear
Debts,,:: hence my request that you send
mi, comics or your s,ext aceelsS issue OF the
Da;tv Dispatch. All honor to you for your
noble and successful efforts for the preserya-
tion OF the honor OF Virginia. Malone and
his shallow Drained followers, after the
CRUSHING degeat they sustained ut the hands
OF the Old Dominion's honest sons few
days ago, will occupy the seats allotted to
those who have been thoroughly tried and
Justly found irretrieyably wanting IN all that
goes to make and keep q people great, noble,
and pure. Respectfully yours, J.W. T..
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KY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, January 2S:-cotton s.cgady; up.
TO- Great Br,an. none: France, 255 bales; con-
tinent, 2.1s4 bales. Flour dull; prices unchanged:
u unrraded d western mixed; 5j@5Jc. fos yellow
sacs 1Gashels 'f Pork shade eser spot
Prime steam, s7.65@s7.7o-clcsing at $7;65. Pc.
Sugar dull. Rice, molasscs, turpen;nr, and r0sin
quiet. Freiehrs quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BAhTMosE Jsnnay 26Eomr quiet sieaa a
tSSfr GG amber " sis7siss red
FsSary MsrSS SP 3D.
Southern corn steady and demand moderate; west
ern fairly active and a shade easier; southern
seady Provisons Unchanged Coffee dull WIS
key easier at 81 OH. Sugar quiet.
CINCINNATI.
C1yc1SNATI, January 26-Flour easier. Wheat
nominal; Corn quiet and firm at 3S1e. Oats dull
Barley dull and nominal, Whiskey firm at 81 .03.
Provisions dull and weaker; Pork S1l.25 held At
shoulders, &C.. short RIB. SIC Bacon firm: shout
ders, 59c: clear rib. 6%c.; clear sides, 7c Butter
quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
81 .22F; amber and white, sl:25. Corn unchanged
Oats dull: white, Sic; mixed, 30C. Rye dull q,
1rln; choice leaf, tierce 1926; choice leaf, key.
so. BuIk-meats and bacon steady sugar-cured
hams, 9@1oc. Whiskey firm at sl.03-t Tobacco
unchanged.
ST. LOUIS. January 26-Fiour dull; superfne
fail 81 I'd a Wh so
/ red fail. sl:o5: No. 2 spring, s1.0S;;, Corn
| Inactive, No. 2, 43c.; new, 3Sc Oats dull. Rys
1 avid
| Whiskey steady at $l.03. Pork dull. Lard easier
| s72o@s7.25 for small lots Bulk-meats-snall job
| hing trade Bacon dull: clear rib and clear sides
| GT and SIC. for first half OF February.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. January 26.-Fiour dull and un.
changed. Wheat irrsgTa3r' active and lover; No
81 .62Y February, s1.o3a March: No. spring
CSC. Corn active and lower at 39%@d9c cash aGt
s9a rso59sl MaTsh 1a
24Xc. March. Rye lower q, soc. Barley dull ane
| lower ut soc. Pork dul! and lower AZ $40. zoo
Sl0.75 cash. S10.75 February, S10.90@$ .929
sgk APT nnre speh VIII
@$7.50 April. Bulk mea,s dull; shoulders. IS. S7k
short rib, 1855; short clear, 1915. Wbiskey
Receipts: Flour. ] 5000 barrels; wheat. $4,000
bushels; corn, 81, 900 bushels; oats. 1900 bush
| els: rye. $4,000 bushels: barley $1,000 bushels
Shipments: Flour: 10000 barrels; wheat, 900 ,00l
rye, $4,000 bushels; barley, 22 900 bushels.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEw sa ass 6se Future, p
Sales, $4,000 bales; January, 81: 40: February
sll.ss; March, Sid.22@sl l;2s; April, slI;s e
Sl1.3S; May. 80; june. q 1.83; july, ~ l.69
siqf4ISsii4s ostoSer, s1feaisssligS: Re
! yember, Sl1 .22.
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Massachusetts.

PUNISHMENT OF NEGRO FIENDS:
P1TTsFIELD, January 26.-In the Superior
Court this morning George Howard, q negro
tramp, was sentenced to imprisonment for
life for eommittingan outrageous assault on
Mrs. Marcy at Otis. The Court also sem
fenced John Gilbert (coloreD to fifteen
years. imprisonment for assaulting a white
girl fifteen years OF age at Lee. -
FAILURE OF COAL-DEALERs.
Boston, January 26.-The failure Of How
ard, Smelling & Co., coal-dealers, was for
S175, 1000, whereof $3.50, 900 is owed in Phia-
delDhia.
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MoFFETT REGISTER IN ESSEX. William d.
Wright, commissioner of the revenue, made
his report to the court last Monday OF re-
ceipts of the Motfett register. The number
of registers in the county is twenty-four;
twenty-five alcoholic and two malt. Four
alcoholic and two malt registers went in
operation November 23d; seventeen alco-
holic on the 1st OF December, and one on
the Goth OF December, and the returns are
made up to January 10, 1878. The total tax
shown by the registers is S7S5.15, and after
deducting all rebates the net amount due
the State is S41S.42.-Tappahannock linden.
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|SATURDI night TIBLEGRANS.
THE TExAs.PAC1FIC RAILROAD
. ARGUMENT BEFORE TIE
HOUSE COMMITTEES.

TEE VOTE FUR THE sILvER-BrLL-FiRE IN
ToWsoNToMN, aMD.-A NEGRO TRAMP
sENTENcEDToI IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE
IN PITTsFIELD,4 MAss.-A FORMAL De
MAND FOR WELLS REFUsED-A CLASH
BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND. STATE
EMBELLISHMENTS IN THE CUSTOM
HoUsE-FAILURE OF COAL DEALERS,
DROWNED WHILE sKATING-THE LABOR
RIOTS m Observation-Disclosures IN
THE PRICE OF COAL, &C., &C.
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SAFE ARRIVAL OF THE "LoNELY yOYAGER.'
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., January 26.-The
schooner Twilight, which broke her moor
ings and drifted to sea on "Wednesday last,
came ashore last night on Brigantine beach,
ten miles north OF here. The boy Adolf
phus Parker, who was the only person on
board, is well. The vessel will be total
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CONVENTION OF B'NAI B'RITH.-The Con-
vention of the Independent Order OF B'nai
Birth for the fifth district, comprising the
States of Maryland, Virginia, North Caro-
lima, South Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, and
the District of Columbia, will meet at
Charleston, s. c., January 10Th, goth, and
31st. Richmond will be represented.
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Lewis L. Burwell is appointed postmas.
ter at Sunnywood, Mecklenburg county,
Va, vice J. S. r. Burwell, resigned. Mrs.
B. Fl. Hardy is appointed postmaster at
Craig's Greek, Craig county, Va, Uice John
T. n. Hardy, resigned. G. b. w. Nalle is
appointed postmaster at Raccoon Ford,
Culpeper county, Va, rice Luther Z. Wal
Ier removed.
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q Pennsylvania.
PUTTING UP PRICES OF COAL

PUTTING UP PRICES OF COAL.
PHILADELPHIA, January 2G.-Ata meeting
of the conference committees OF the Lehigh
and Schuylkill coal exchanges, held in this
city to-day, the following city prices for
Lehigh and Scuylkill coal were agreed
upon: Lump, $3.50; egg, $3.50; chestnut,
1928; stove, S2.75; pea. 81 pa; broken,
60 Ok
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The Beard OF Control selected by the
carrying coal companies OF Pennsylvania.
met on Friday In Philadelphia, and the
agreement Under which the coal cenbina.
ton is to be carried into effect WAS aigneGs
by all the parties concerned.
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M3rVIanG.
FIRE At ToWsONTOWN.

FIRE At TowsONToWN.
BALTIMORE, January ga fire at Tow
sontown, Baltimore county, this morning
destroyed the Odd-Fellows' Hall, the office
Of the Baltimore County Herald, and sew
eral stores and other business-houses. Loss
$4,000. Insured in home companies.
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Obituary.

DEATH OF a NAVY-PAYMAsTER.
New York, january 2G.-Jared Linsly,
Jr, paymaster Of the United States navy,
and son OF DR.. Jared Linsly, died on Thurs.
day might.
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FIonr.

Fine. s4.5O superfne. $3.50; extra snrcrfne-
soI1 iity Mi'e ss@!s.a5, ana very dull.
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tOhNs-WRhf, eco ENSIies.
OATs.-30 bushels.
RYE.-5O bushels.
MIXED PEAS-10 bushels.
NAVY BEANs.-2 bushels.
MEAL.-20 bushels.
-A!t.a REPORTED TO- SECRETARY.
WHE "a bushels very good at sl49:
% b Enss at 9z at Fu is
mixed at $50; 3s bushels Fultz at 1925; so BUSH
els fair Fultz at S l.25-toal. 72S bushels. 80
CoRN.-EVhite, 80 bushels prime at Sic: IL
bushels prime at 51c; 39 bushels very good at SIC.
20 bushels very good d at Sle:-t2tal, leo bushels
REMARKS BY THE SECRETARY.
Market for wheat to-day not Lively us on The
preceding day. Beitnoed, however, that II is better
than the Baltimore market far rs prices are con
ccrned-hat is, if the tclcsraphc report from that
city be correct. Some OF the knowing ones on
'Changc. who make the wheat subject study. now
think, after reading the pacific news from Europe,
that wheat in this market will for The balance Of the
season remain At about It's present fgures-tkat Is
that it Will neither go up go down in any material
degree. One gentleman IA scllerl, who Is very Turk
ish in his views on being questioned, expressed
himself cas:ically thus: - don't believe wheat
will 20 down; be Gog-Sone If l do. Russians
with their soldier Jackets OF will eat as much rs
with their soldcr-jackefs Oh. Moreover, when they
return home they will take 10 loaing, and viii seek
rest and repose instead Of labor In the fields. Be-
sides this, agriculture mast have been nteriered
with and interrupted terribly, and to such an cx-
tent in Russia and in Turkey materially to affect
| the prospects of the next iiarvest:''
Corn to-day was steady.
Though the offerings of oats we're light, none were
sold, the reason being that holders very high In
their views-even higher than on the preceding
day-ani buyers have come determine: ion TO cry
"Halt.n
Rive dull.
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ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, January 2S.-Gola opened al 10lH. 2
No0n.-Stocks feverfsh and Irregular. Money on
cali, 5@6 per cent. Gold, 1C14@10lA. Exchange-
Long, 4s2@4S24; short, 4S4aG34s4,s state bonds
generally quiet, but q higher for Tennessee 6's,
higher for Virginia consos, and y lower for Lou
isiana consols. Governments lower
EueniRG.-MOney, per cent Sterling dull at
4S29. Gold, 101A. governments steady; new 5's,
lO6L Srates uuier :.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANG
SATURDAY, January 26, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised so bogsheads,
ticrccs. and boxes. The offerings al auction on
Change were 20 packages; Of which number IL
were taken In, end the remainder sold at prices
ranging from S1.70 to SO.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
HICflSoHp, january 26, 1878.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-W White, bushels Red, $40 bushels: OF
which ~ bushels were re-eXllibltcd
CoRN.-Whi 2SS Bushels.
OATs.-30 bushels
RYE.-50 bushels.
MIXED PEAS.-10 bushels.
NAVY BEANS.-2 bushels.
MEsT-20 bushpls
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The Monett Register in Goochland.

G00CHLAND COUNTY, VA;
January 20, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: Amount realized from
Motfett register for month ending January
Is, 1s7s-13,O5S registrations, S326.47. No
malt registers in county. Respectfully,
FL. II. HoGE,
Commissioner of the revenue
Goochland county.
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RIO WHARF-BUIInERS.--pROp ORC
u SAILS Will DO received by me Tor RERul.t.p':
ING THE WHARF at t.ur.s Neck EeE la sy
'a = a asests q o.cc. No. iios Main street.
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WEEKLY EAsK STATEMENT.

The weekly bank statement shows :he following
changes: Loans increased S1423,l00; specie iu-
creased S1,7l 90; Legal! tenders increased 81
900; deposits increased S1.19S,900; circulation
decreased $43,TOu reserve Increased 81 ,45S.275
The banks now hold 81 0.63 1895 in excess Of the
legal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. january 26.-Virgiuia G's. deferred,
4: consos. SIX; second series, 3sk North Carolina
6s, old, 16; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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xLvTH CONGeRESS--second Session
WASHINGTON, January 26, 1878.
SENATE aE


The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House was. engaged in debate to-day.
Mr.. Bright spoke upon the recommendations
of the silver. dollar. OF which he was earn
:estly in favor He contended that the de-
monetization OF the silver dollar was vio-
latiou Of the Constitution and fraud upon
the people and legislation OF the United
States, and fraud upon posterity.
Louisiana. ..1Efaa
ATTEMPT TO ARREST WELLS FRUSTRATED By
UNITED STATES OFFICIALS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 26.-The sheriff
made formal demand for Wells at the Gus
tom.house to-day, which was refused by
the deputy collector, aud the deputy mar
shat ordered the sheriff from the door OF
the collectors office. Sheriff Houston de
clined to leave, butWonld have his prisoner
or be arrested himself. This was done, the
sheriff quietly submitting. He was taken
before District Judge Boiling, who said he
had nothIng5Io do with the matter, and re-
leased the sheriff on his own recognizance.
Marines are at the stom-house.
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OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CoMpANY,1
No. 1113 MAIN STREET..
RICHMOND, VA, January 2, 1878.

Whereas the Old Dominion Insurance Company
have reinsured all Its outstanding risks In the LiT.
erpool aud London and Globe Insurance Company,
therefore,
Resolved, That respectfully recommend to
our polIcy-holders to surrender policies and
ceiye instead thereof the policies Of the Liverpool
and London and Globe Insurance Company.
/ ta26-2w j. D. MCINTYRE, Secretary.
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OUR MEXICAN RELATIONS.
Among those heard before the House
Military Committee in regard to the situa-
ton along the Texas border to-day was
Colonel Tucker, who first saw service with
the Wise Legion in West Virginia. He has
resided at Brownsville, Texas, for eight
years, and thinks wonderfully well of Pre-
sident Diaz, whom he pronounces the first
general and statesman in Mexico. Diaz, he
saws, when he commenced the revolution
against Lerdo had not dollar, and he has
maintained his power for two years. He
has done marvellously for q Mexican Pre-.
| sident. The President is slow in recogniz-
ing Diaz as president, so the witnesses be
| fore the Military Committee think.
! oDD-FELLow's FUNERAL.
Past Grand Sire Stuart will be buried TO-
morrow. His many friends and brothers
| in Richmond will mourn his loss as citi
zen and odd-Fellow. SIS .As-
,BRIEF ITEMS.
1 Auditor Taylor, OF the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad, was here
! to-day.
Colonel Tom Scott says the Texas-P Pacific
i will be worth millions annually to the peo.
4 pie. 60 81.
/ Mr.. Conger, of Michigan, one Of tht
Headers in the House, wears % swallow
tailed coat. !.
Ben. Butler was yesterday introduced t.
q number OF Virginia visitors.
senator Voorhees, has been invited to de
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rur CITIZENS BANK VS.. 8. r. ARLINGTON.
IS a CASHIER AND MS suRETIEs RESPONSE
pI.E FOR LOSS BIT ovERCHECKTSGy IAN
INTERESTING cssE--ACcIDEST FROM wREsT-
ITSG-I.EAsE OF 4 HoTEI--EPIscoPAL VS.
TT--ARResr FOR CrlLp-MURDEa--cf us.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The committee appointed to contract with suit
able party or parties TO do the state Printing and
Binding for the ensuing year, subject to the APP
provai of the Legislature, will give hearing to
all parties interested therein, at the Senate Cham
Der, on Friday, Jan. 25th, at IA O'Clock r. NJ
&. It. STEVENS, I rhoi.u.a.
L, o. NICkERY, "o"'
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COMMITTEE on State Prison.

The Committee on State Prison will meet at Room
No. q, Immediately after the adjournment OF the
House on Monday, Jan. 2lst.
WM. W. BRAGDoN, ! Cbairn,o,,
q. X. ALLEN, Sh"I ueh
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ComMittee on EdncatioR.

t0NtU.IITee on EdUcuflON.
The Committee on Education will meet on Tues.
days, at O'Clock p. NJ :, in the Senate Chamber.
}. WYMAN PHILLIPS, I chai.,
GEORGE Il. WEEKS, Nhatt ttheh'
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Committee on Legal Affairs.
The Committee on Legal AtTlirs will meet in the
Judiciary room on Wednesday and Friday of each
week at O'Clock p. M, until further notice.
JAMES ME, M aoERIsoS, n Use JR'' Chairmen.
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M'eeklg 4sennebse Acnrnal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
arsest folio paper in the state, containing news
political articles, agricultural aud scientific matter
aes, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, marx.
Its, &C., &c.
Terms. per dnnum IN Advance.
Transient Advertisements, t2.OO per lnen for FIRST
week; 90 cents per week for each subsequent in
sefton.
Special Notices. o. so per inch tor Grst week 81
,ents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 20 cent
line Tor first inseron 10 cents per line for ca el
tubsesuent insertion.
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AsSignee'S Sale of Personal Estate
of q. II. Pope u Co.

VIII be sold at public auction, at the store recent
ly occupied by Geo. III Pope & Co, at East Nassal.
boro', commencing Feb i n, 1875 at nine O'Clock A.
NJ, and continuing until the same are sold-the
following assets belonging to said estate. viz: A
lot o: groceries, hardware, glass, cutlery, dry and
fancy goods, being all of The stock OF said Geo. H.
Pope Co. in said store now remaining unsold,
tog ether with the fixtures In sad store; and one
small sail boat. g. c. VOSE, Assignee.
Jan. l7th 1878 tjan2l 2sfebx
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COMMITTEE on Banks and Baakiag
The Committee on Banks and Banking will mt ct
on Thursdays at 2oclo u. NJ, in room No. 20.
WIN. ROGERS, ! r,,,;
GEO. III. PILSBURY I N'"""S"'
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COMMITTEE on Federal Relations.
The Committed on Federal Relations will meet
in Room No. II, on Tuesday OF each week, at ?
O'Clock =. NJ.
WIZ W.,,1n + GEHTTPLE' H1Sp' chairmen.
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Committee on ChangeI Name.
The Committee on Change of Name will meet
every Tuesday, at4 p. NJ. in Room 20.
Il. A. DYER, Chairman.
III. b. SMITH, Secretary
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Committee on Mercantile Affairs and Insurance.
The Committee on Mercantile Affairs and lnsur-
ance W i'll meet on Wednesdays, at O'Clock p M.
at Room No. 20.
EDWARD b. NEALLEY, Chairmen.
JOHN A. BUCK,
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Nenntbrt yonrnal.

L tblished at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water street
loot Of Court by sPRAGUE, OWEN II NASH
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Committee on Indian Agairs
The Committee on Indian AT tirs will meet in
Room No. -, on Friday OF each week, at O'Clock
Z. NJ.
h.W. W. pRAKE' IdsR' chairmen.
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Daily Asanebse Journal,

Issued every morning, except sundays. 1t con
AIMS the latest news by telegraph and mail, glvet
eports of the lrkets and has carefully prepared
olitical and local articles, and generous amount
,l farming, home and miscellaneous reading with
full compilation OF state news.
iTerms, o. per danum in ddvdace, IS if payment
8 not made within the year single copies cents
t be had at the bookstores and at this once.
Advertise inserted reasonable terms
K ttes ray be had on application at this ONCE.
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Committee on Claims.
The Committee on Claims will meet in Room No.
10, on Thursday of each week, at = O'Clock Z. NJ,
until further notice.
o. LEARNED, I Cha,rnor .
NJ. A. AUSTIN, Una" "'"'