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methoda.t-Churci, SO Memnerssa,r.

EaRore Dispatch. The. reeapitulaoion OF
religious statistics, which appears iu' your
valuable md interesting issue Of vest srday
New Years. dhy) gives the, membership OF
the Methods churches (whHe) of this city
as being 2;04B;- hayinga net gain Of 8 as ceus-
pared with last year. havs sobseryed SHAT
your estimate does not INCLUDE the member
ship. Of the German chapel though i H His
stete I'm your tablea. Add afta1f 1s q
Fnsembcfsjot this church and we baye2, ,8STy
with net gain CT 40. This gain was real
ized after deddsting the losses by33, by re-
movsls 1875, aud Withdrawals Z; making q
total OF 2U5. ".'' .'2.E 7"t
q I'VE would! .imnk our friends to call our
attention to any other omission iai,the sta
tisLics as printctl.I a-.. ..,...f. ....,..t
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Governor Bishops Great and Good
Speech at the Cleveland Viafuct
Eaununt. "-..,.s ~
Full Report.l

Mr.. President Having been invited to
attend the celebration Of your great viaduct,
or bridge--perhaps one OF the greatest en-
terprises that has ever been undertaken in
this country-I had hoped to be bridged
over myself, and not called upon to respond
to any toasts. 1t seems to be a common no
ton that the Governor. Of Ohio has nothing
to do but to grant pardons. Laughter. J
I did not suppose for Il moment tbat,you
would think hnd time to prepare speech.
But, sir, feel highly complimented in be-
ing called upon to respond 10 the sentiment
which you have just read cannot begin
better than TO begin with the city
OF Cleveland. Your citizens have demon
strated their energy and.skill;bY the enter
prise which has been celebrated to-day by
her manufactures. her rolling-mills, and
not the least of her enterprises, she has un-
dertaken to ight-not enlighten-the coun-
try bv her oil manufacture. Then she is
surrounded by one of thefmost fertile couu-
tries in the world. especially Tor butter and
cheese-most important articles in COM
merce. Then we go north and lind The
beautiful city Of Toledo, the great market
OF the world for grain. When we sec the
railroads7fn Ohio and our many enterprises,
should I not be proud OF being the Cnlef
Executive OF such n State? Ohio furnishes
the country witha President: she furnishes
men to tllmany ofthe important places that
are now!occupied. and il therc were more
places We have. plenty ready to fill them.
Then when we come to look at our be-
neyolent institutions your own citizens have
spoken well upon that, subieet.a1W hen we
go tothe.eity OF Columbus, the. place where
I now have the honor to reside, we see that
city surrounded by benevolent Institutions
sylums for:the insane, for the blind, for the
deaf and dumb, and for every object ,ol
charity. Then when we think Of the de.
tenders Of our common country, Where is
the State that has produced more brave men
than the State OF, ,Ohio?EI i.lLu-LJIZk1
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Colonel w. Dwight, of BinEhcmfon,
Leaves Money to All His Friends.
j. 90 =, - ,,f.,,,,,,toh IN ,l,o Dost I
ecial dispatch to the Post,J

BINGHAMToN, n. Y.,-Decembcr 30.-The
will of Walton Dwight was probated to-
day, and IS published in to- days Leader in
full. making four solid columns. Besides
minor bequests, it leaves to bis lawyers the
following amounts for their devotion to
him in his troubles hon. A. W. Chapman.
$4,000; Judge G.. e. Martin, $4,000;
George T.. Lyon, $1,000; to the Rev. VIII
liam Roberts, OF the Episcopal Church,
Windsor, 81, 900; to, four churches OF Wind
sor, 50, 800 each. Ten thousand dollars is
placed in the hands of the trustees to be
given to the needy poor, of Binshamton,
and provides that the clergymen Of the city
shall distribute the interest occasionally, re-
gardless OF sect, creed, or color; $1,000 IN
tr,lstfor theuse and benefit Of the Bingham
ton Library: Associations, 81 1000 to the press
OF BiBghamton, and appoints as trus.
fees, w Carl, of, the Leader,;. p. u. Van
Vmdenburg, of the Republican, ndtGeorge
W. -LaWYer, OF the Democrat. The annual
interest Is to baused in providing pan
uuet for the editors, forepen, and i1nyl-
ted guests; $4,000 10 the Fire DeparenrenS
the interest to DO annually used in proVid-
ing a banquet for the entire department..
Those I'm lfhe' employ Of Captain Dwight
during, his life, are, kindly remembered IN
laraerer smaller sums; and the len doc;; O.
hu,ent Closes With "a request that his former me
iegaI counsel. "a. w. Chapman and George
TSLyon, sh1flact sdufing their Hives hsiad'
yisers to.his Wi.eapd boy. TO the, Ietaflyess 8
and others he gives Sl4,100; TO his3sson
Npank, fs75. 600 SO iteh b IS wife, AIMS n
Dwight, lie gives sll1he aest Of his properly !
real and personal yhIleh amounts Hg Ts g E sE
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ed by Wolves i'm MinnesoSa'
fct Cloud IAfinnl Journal .-.....

Recently Mr.. Miner, OF the town OF Ian
COLA, Benton county, was driving from ms ms
own house to Mr.. MorttlFs, having w Wltn
him bis wife and three children, aud When
near the Joselyn school, house, was attacked
by five large timber-wolves: The terce
beasts sprang at bis horses and when ben hr Vi:
whin Il made q leap to- get at him, but struck
against the. .wagen-boS 4 At Ibis Tbs m momeht mel,
Mr.. Miners dog braVefy attacked the WoI'
bat was -at once setupon BY the whole PACK, ms 8
ktiiefi. and almost entirely de9oured; :IhF
ssaasir Miner an opportunity to whip up
sasgMss sis horses and make o Which he did at a.;
full gailop, calling loudly feE m ne'R; RRc.e11n hs
cries attracted tie attention oi ME: Joseiyn ibe
and family, wi,o came to the rescue, ana .lne
vol, wolves were driven off. .zRnt for the iortg. !.
nate interference rei ); the dog the resai, !
might have been much more s serious, lou .,uas, an
atlack Of this kindiby wolves Is an2s' ~
without precedent ,in this part q the s!aes,
.and h must be that tie anfnidls were driven
to it By ravenSnsl hunger ~
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The Scheme for, Building n Railroad
Along tho Valley of tue Eupnratcs.d

L ,..-r.:g..3. \ London TfDies.J ,Et =! .'lH ~
/ -PEsTH, December 49, The Neue WleneT'
| IdqbIatt states that, it has received lnteiii-
cence from Constantinople that the British.
Ambassador. there has submitted to the
Porte a project for the, construction OF the
Euphrates- Valley railway consisting OF
twenty.six articles, the chief OF which are ::
| l, The Porte. neither having the necessary
capital for, the enterprise, nor in its present
| financial state being able to guarantee the
payment of-interest onthe amount required
| for, that work, makes over 10 England the
| right Of undertaking the task. =. The
| BHtish Government undertakes to provide
the funds. s-.,f ....,gi tsr ..,. ..n.5 t.s.rr
AS an equivalent the Porte will, first,
cede 10000 square metres OF land for every
kilometre of.the line, which is to extend
from Ismid through AleXandretta to the
Persian Gulf; second, the Porte will give
England the right to establish colony OF
100000 Europeans on land given gratu-
tously by the Turkish Government for this
purpose third, as guarantee for the sums
expended. Turkey will cede 10 England, for
period to be more precisely fixed hereaf-
ter, the revenues OF the PashaIiks of Dasso-
ra, Damascus, and Bagdad. t.lg s...... ~: S.
l The correspondence. adds that, the guar
antee by England Of the loan OF 5000, 900
being maze uepcuutUItOH lIC aSScptaHSC "a
the project, and the Turkish Government
urgently needing the money. the Porte will
/ scarcely be in position to refuse the propo-
sails: 7The ..proiect,i i'm, its two principal
parts-the ces,ion,. namely OF -territors'
along the line, and the colonization o., the
same-is in. principle similar to, the origtaal
proi ect for the suez canais which, however.
Was not approved by the: Porte, a supa os
| so. .GOO, ,00Of. being awarded as anlindemnhS
to the company, and; the revenues oEi kasi
sora,I Bagdad, ppdo Damascus being naorto
gagged for that one thira Of the shareS Of lhe
Suez canal Gen w;.ieA-the- -tsiesss-s ies-
row, Said Pasha, took bis own acfoant. II
does not seem, therefore, surpEissaa that tof
the construetion,oft the Asiatic TasaMaH . com.
binhtioIf similar ta that ioriglnaay eopteTt
| piated forth making OF the canal should be
formed, nor shaah the elsupesfnfendence! DI
| the British Government OF any practicapit
| railway scheme in z a sin excite surprise
panding, howeVcr. confirmation OF the In
telH4enee. the probability is that Inc &c aem n
move detailed IS only cont mpiated ny on!
A or the. other Of the companies comr reting 10
II f1na Asiat1c Tines, rather than oae dlrecti!
\ proposed by the British Government on y
! own account, L II ss::..,;;.G ,iafis
Il ~ - IL
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KNIGHT TEMpLAR's SWORD PRESENTED TO
SrnGEANT HOWARD.-A pleasant episode oc-
cured last evening at the First police sta
tion in The presentation 10 Sergeant Ben1a-
min +. Howard OF a handsome knight Tenn
plar's sword by the officers and men OF the
First police district. Mr. David c. Rich
ardson presented the sword on behalf OF the
donors In few well-chosen remarks, Whlch
were happily responded to on behalf OF the
recipient by Rev.;A. W. Weddeil, OF st.
:Johr's church. The sword bears on one
side Of the bit the inscription, Presented
to Sergeant B. f. Howard by the officers
and men OF The First District Police as 4
token OF their esteem," and on the reverse
side. G: Richmond Commandery, No. ~ u,
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9itI1l,aond @tspatflr.
As-THE, csRgUt.ATtoN OF gHR. .HssPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED G1RCU.
LATIoN OF. ALL THE OTHER DAHL, = NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CRY.
THURSDAY 7 :: =. !. -, :. !. JANuART 2, 1878
WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, falling, barometer, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, stationary TEN.
perature, castcrly wiEds, possibly followed
by colder westerly winds aud rising barome-
ter.
For the South, Atlantic States, falling fol-
lowed BY rising barometer, stationary tenn
perature. variable winds, cloudy and rainy
weather-uS.1 ca .s,telfET .fEAtitrt!.ih y
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw, rainy,
and dissgreeable.; El ~ o@"1
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 3S !;
o A. M., 3s: noon, So; 3 p. NJ, 81; 0 2.
a.. Sc; midnight; 81.
Mean temperature, SIT - ,.>''-r'
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GOOD ADVICE PREGIouS, AS GouD.-If yoa are
the victim of rleumatsm after you have tried this
lin niment and that preparation, somebody's t,tfora
and somebody etse'S remed.G the best doctors YOU
can flnd ana all tc-mlncral springs, without avail,
get n bottle Of DR.. Herndon's .-GYPsTs GIRT,@ and
that will settei It, Or, better s1 waste no TINA aud
spare your tnrments by getting 1t ut once. sold by
all live druggists.
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]. LOCAL. IEERS-

t.s,NsEEE--YEAR's, D4Y---.CALIS SNAIL III ;EEM-
BERT. REUNION OF OFFICIALS. The W cal her
was chilly and cheesfess Yesterday and dtl.
FIRING anost OF the -itlaT there uSs' Il tlrizz.e
fwbichfmade outdoor exercise espeefallYUd-
tinvitiugai Calling hiae far froun being as
general as in the first ears OF the practice,
Was not seriously intersered with by this.
q damper" bad been THROWN upon It pre-
f7fously by the report That, xliile receStious
would lbe1few, the display OF card-basRets
on iroDs-doors knobs woEM,I Ibe uupSeceI
aepetTedly large, That turnea out !tolhe the
fact.
'9There were, rH however. some very 'gs 'agresea-
bic receptions. 'IAt the residences Of seye-
t'ral OF our citizens, where there were open
doors, ladies from many sirendy' families
not. receiving were gathered, aud, kindly
greetings and good cheer preya sseed in an
;Now-Y enr's calls have never secured a
very deep Judgement in the affections of
our people. IL the decline in ,ha, obsery-
apce continues atthe rate OF late Yeas, five
years hence they win not be heard OF mt all.
Re1nicns OF families and visits from old
friends will doubtless. continue for all time :;
but Ne,1- FEARS cats seem destined to pass
away and become numbered with the eX-
otlcs, which. sturdy enough IN their native
soil, have not survived transpianting to this,
! Iatitude.''< 'ilH"'l iahf ,i'.'a .'@ t''!ef" +.
iAsumpt,sous banquet was given in the
! Chancery Courtroom Yesterday at half-past
l O'Clock, by Dir. Ed. Cummings, Broad
/ street corner OF Tenth, to i number OF the
State and city officials. The whole affair,
was conducted with taste, circumspection,
and in style that was generosity itself.
| Mr.. Cummings was most ably assisted by
Mcssrs. George Dannister and William Case,
who acted as caterers, and the walters, Benja-
min Smith and Cesar Ellis, who so abhorred
q. vacuum that they were unremitting in
their attentions. .2atl -. .."1tt5
Many a wish for a happy new-yeari was
expressed and /. any a health drunk to the
same. AT the conclusion OF the repast a
graceful toast was offered to the most by
Justice White and drunk by the assembled
company. Mr.. Cummings! responded in
eloquent and pathetic terms, and concluded
by wishing bis guests a happy new-year,
and hoped that they would continue fire.
quentiy to come in. .'..'''' = >.'
: In respect to the Superintendent of the
Penitentiary the company united in toe
chorus Of Suzanne River. ..,-.i,, ...
| The company then adjourned to Commis-
sloner Munford'S office, where they found
one official Notwithstanding ''the day we
celebrate") pouring over his books. In
defiance Of his august official appearance, q
speech or two expressive OF the festive occa-
sion was INDUCED in, and his books closed,
while Mr.. Henry FurgesseD, the veteran
custodian OF the City Hail, enlivened the
intervals with frequent verses OF the
"Sweet BY and By" in an ot-hand man
ner. After much fun and orderly enioy-
mcnt the company separated, with many
kindly wish and expressions Of thanks to
their guest, the worthy son OF EriD, Mr. Ed
ward Cummins. .... /. = r#t. t" ."
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. Lewis, OF the Old V1r-
einia Collieries, West Virginia, whose nos.
pitality to the members OF the City Counc.'
IN; the1 western excursion last; summer is
we'll remembered, is ut the Exchange.
Hon. Nathan Clifford, one OF the asso-
c;ote justices OF the Supreme Bench, arrived
in our city Tuesday night from Washington,
md is stopping at tile Ballard House. Tie
;s,i accompauied by Mrs. CliifOrd." " Many
members of our bar called on him yesterday
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CLoAKs can now be had At LEyX BROTHERS at
lower prices than ever before. You will lave 10
price them and see The big reductions that have been
made before you can fnlly, ap2reoiate!t. You can
get ff1een-dolar CLOAK. for ten. dollars, and like
reductions have been made in toe lower
priced CLOaKS. .'.'' r.'.
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HOUSEHOLD, EEDSo,iYSI The housekeeper or.
cook who s,adles economy 10 the ;cheu Gnu DO so,
iu-ouc drestipl hy aiways sS ing aaaLEi's YEAST
pawnER. Irwih be fornt tT4jy economical and
4aIaabse sssistHss in baSr * bsc,dts rolls, bread.
cake OF slEkiasss wste iuiixs, and most alt art-
c,es preparsd from hoar. Assk wliy?, Becaasam
using. The nooLEY Pow DEa, you save In eggs, Ia
shortcaipg. In patience, IN everything: and when
The bssss done H. IS tul-ssd out Hight. .Talatabfe.
and wholesome, 50 that evRamo.sel Is eal$anp ana
yxa, fa
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fEs1sass CHANGES Robert e., GIIjiaEa
has been adfs:tted to an interest in the buN-
ness 5f Frank =. nill, under the frln.nanc
of FfahkD; H8f2 Co.fE ta.Gi17s5 ~ bE5
goMt.iPbiiip. Stern! has been admitted az a
partner OF LaAlrus Stern, and hereafter, the
firm will be.kno Wn as l., Stern 6 Br6tber..
: Messts Calling x EllfSon have pit.
chased the interest Of q. r. Gregory In The
firm Of Cul'fagM ortiz Gregory T. Ellison,
tobacco, o,n1annfaetEgesys aud fMcssrss 'V=sR.
Gregory ~ Go. have made arrangements, to
continue. the Hannfa ctuse of;tobsseo at No
10 TSentiefh sfseet. rs .'i'
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That was a good though rather q severe
pur, wbich was made by an Edinburgh stu.
dent aud he was not ef,e OF the hfisMhsessI M
Of. the class .either3i when he asked. - ny
Ii Professor 1.-THE greatest fyal.st ei
|fheage in aud On ail :" giving II MP ssid
.s Hecsuss al the end Of every sersnen there
|isa great awakeniag a 81 ss4;.ixs sssi.
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rmTEes MozAHrgTH1s,a asvEalSe> First,
smIsanditten stret1vc" 7fsusyeh orchestra
secopd, solo sopras.o, 9 Lows JOY" Saum-
BERT, Miss Wyatt !; tbifd,. duo for, two VIC
'1ihst tEhnube). DR.. i,artkowsk, ,snd Dir. Eeii-
fbardt; fourth, waa9e,, "GTos2 Marchssin
-ttGnngIl orchestra; hfti,,, 500 sopraao,
J, Somebody's Comirs" 5fAntssswsg Hiss
Wyatt sixth, e Largo" tHasdell, to<
strin2s, piano, and or gan; seyensh: !" Per-
sian March' and "Imgerial Citys Polka +"
{StrauSsl orchestra.G 11zh 2 Aa'} 2"'.H ~
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tK!ckapob sava gssls3 3longfhf ior q Belleshn-
kTI bsltfaf 5of nfnscnine scafps,sa5 could be
hanishsd, berian-ex xile'i fashion, to some
fsucas great. ;watertng-p place for only a few
hours III fbes dead Iofs ipter, : the would
[neyeri ;ftfty ngainrae wen with so nnsophisti-
Gated and easily -bantatcd a piece OF material
as, yours mI-semisc scntimentaIly, IS ,s.e Il
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THE RIvER.-The river WAS pretty wen
blockaded Yesterday between the bar ana
Dutch Gap, but several tugs were at WORK
clearing up the channel, and it is thought
the large number Of vessels now at CITY
Point will. be uble to get up to-day andlFo-
morrow.
Until the Ariel resumes her trips to Nor-
FOIL, SINNERS bv that steamer can send their
goods by the Clyde Line steamers.
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VIRGINIA POULTRY SHoW.-The second
annual exhibition OF the Virginia Poultry
Association will take place OIL the l5lh OF
january. It is important that all entries d. De
made as early as possible, so that proner;;sc-
computations may be had for the to%is. g. -
A good many fowls are expected from "a
other States, and fanciers from aFgsnm
should not beoutdops by others. ~ 2.
THE secretary will furnish halllnioEnation.
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1870.


r INAccoRDANcpIwITH OUR sEM.-ANHUAL
. s,fr.:-. -s.., h, CUSTOM, ~ I'ts .....a= -
. -. we shall from January lat ......
MAKE A REDUCTION OF TEN PER CENT.
az, '' NJ t'a.s- from the
,.r,. NhHEED PRICES ON OUR Goopas
WE.Do THIS
'".. AFTER HAVING MARKED THEN DOWN
-.#E & r.u."t ,Tt#..h TO g.. ..E
. r: tt.,, . LOWEST MARKET VALUE.
thinking that an additional ITEM PER CI2GT.'
..-..-* MovETHE STOCK RAPIDLY.
NeTE.-Wc want to impress It on the minds Of
the public that this Is not srlng-at-cost bunk
rupt,'' q" overstocke5;' or "auctiou sale;
:. IT IS A,BoNA EIDE SALE OF GOODS
which we pref.r to let them 20 for sooLen' than
80 ''rarry them over.''
...s' We yet offer amOst extensive. choice, ault
..a. .-. BEsT-MADH STOCK
OH
ovERCGATs,
ovERCOATs,
r... for men, youth, boy, and child.
HANDsoME SUITS,
HANDSOME: SUITS,
for business wear,
81 ....' foydress wear,
for evening wcaI.
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Those wishing to make 'New-Year's presents Wilt
find D large variety of goods at ' .-.'.'. '.'
i.t.ff.,.- d ..I LEVY BRoTHEnsh .. #
suited to the occasion. They emu neraie many nrti-
cfes In their Advertisements besides which they have
many others which would be juet the thing 10 give
to Your frtend on the Happy New Year. -
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PgcTORAL.to stop your
colds, coughs and bronchial affections, before they
run into consumption that your cannotstop.
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arr 70 Ass,.e-There, is Very general com
ftjlsnt heard nov shout tue 1fght;-ss.yius
apaiities OF the elks gas. II y ftser troaa
nd oOsIor than il was some weeks ago, Put le
does moi yield tue Light that il should, con'
|'sidering the pssse charged for H. ia .es,,a
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e. FOR ALL DIsRas1s OF THE TEEnsb AND GUNS
nse MEADE 8: B.xKER's q ARBcASG MOUTH.
WASH. Fila cents bottle. .#.-. .'..-
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FOR ULcERArED HoCTH, the hes ling properties
OF MEADE .S BAjcaI:S CARBcLaC MoCZE-YAaH
are une xceilei. Flfty cents a bot2e ... .g
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Every inch OF space IN extensive warcrooms
filed to rcpletion. with the VERY CuoICESr' CT
GOODS '"... '".-. A. SAHS Z Gov
- .5 One-Price CO. d. Cls,hlers and Taors,
lUl3 Main street.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beaattfully white
by the use or MEADE BAKERS SApoNI1E DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box. o.
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-.AsfcE SATonEn or Trs-K, K,iH>3' -" ,'''''
Apret.yIatr Of Gentiersen's Slippers, --JtI~t'.i
Aneat pair Of Ladie.' slsoSs,gart< li! FIjytuo
A good pair OF. Boys Boots, .,,. no.. .y,,1.,r.,
A substantial pair OF shses for the lftte on 81,
are sensit!e Christmas poesents. You es n nbiAtaem
ala very low prfee-of Tgi..'l" 'Gr :tJ'-t~ ,E;'!
HERMAN NascIIEN &. 81 OF ~, y, !,
sl.-'.'+ veg 's''.'' 500 and 511 Br Dad treet.
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q COUNTY CAsEs.-The following cases were
disposed Of yesterday by Justice John A.
Hopkins, of Henrico =" H- a".F
Richard Lee, Brice Wafiord, and Joe
Reddy, charged with unlawiully taking
possession OF one boat, the property OF Ben
jamin Harris. Required to pay cost OF war
rant. g. .'. '....
II Joe iReddy, charged with assaulting and
threatening to beat Benjamin Harris. Re-
quircd to give security in the sum OF sou TO
keen the peace and be OF good behavior for
three months. Committed in default.
Wilson Booker was committed to jail,
charged with being lunatic. !" This case
will be disposed OF by a court OF justices on
Saturday at the county courthouse, 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02

ESCAPE aE CdsYIc4s. III IS stated that ter
aiesorYicts cscai,ed froln the works OF 10,
James River and Kapawha Company OF
Norm river q few days ago. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02

THE CAPIToL.-The General Assembly
will meet again tomorrow. The recess has
been quite long one, and in view OF that
fact and the important public business
pressing upon committees it Is hoped by
many and expected by some that the men,
bers will be prompt in returning to thcir
seats. -,....
Governor Holiday. it is understood, will
return to the city tomorrow and issue the
writ for election Of congressman from the
First district. .- ., l,'.:...'. az. -L.,,s..
W. j. Bigger, assistant clerk OF the House,
an officer noted for oblging disposition, has
been quite sick from iaundice, put is now
improving. He was able TO growi little
yesterday-a frst-rute sign. ,aa. - .raat1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02

OrPs cooKISG II.sE: b really good enough for
table ase. w. ~. BI-its 6 &C. sEI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02

yXTANTED.-A FIRST-CLASS TRAY
" EILING SALESMAN, who can control
trade in Virginia aud North Carolina, aud vino un-
drrstands office business. might find employment
ty ADDRESSING 1T. ii. Al 49,.
g-us Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02

FINEST Rum, Scotch wi,!skey, and appsasarapdy.
w. d. BLAIR. 4: Coz ~. I,-,. .. s.z..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-02

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MElpu. g BAxBR,s.J SAScssISEi DENrIrn-oR.
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