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Approved October Is, 1878.

AN ACT to provide for the Expenses incurred in
Providing for and Maintaining the Oregon Exhibit
at the Centennial Exposition held at Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, in the year 1876.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislative Assembly of
the State Of Oregon
SECTION l. That the sum of 49,,
79l, Or SO much thereof as may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated out
of the general fund in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to pay
the expenses ot the exhibit of Ore
eon products at the Centennial Expo
sition held in the city of Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania, 1876.
SEC. 2. That the Governor, Secre-
tary and Treasurer Of this State are
hereby constituted an auditing board
to examine and audit the accounts Of
the centennial commissions: or centen-
nial commissioner alternate of this
State for services rendered by them
selves or their assistants, and all nee
essarv expenses attending the collec-
ton, transportation and exhibition Of
the said Oregon exhibit at said Cen
tennial Exposition.
Sec. 3. That said auditing board
shall require a full statement of the
moneys, public or private appropria-
tions or subscriptions, and also of all
time for which remuneration was
given said commissioner by the
finance committee of the Centennial
Exposition that all s1ch amounts of
appropriations, private subscriptions
and other remuneration, shall be an
Offset against the gross amount to be
allowed for the services and expenses
attending the Oregon exhibit, to be
deducted from the same.
Sec. 4. That the amount to be al
lowed the commissioner or commits
sioner alternate for time necessarily y
employed while travelling to and
from meetings of the national board =,
attending meetings OF the State
board, preparing the articles for ex-
hibition, and attending the exposition
at Philadelphia, shall not exceed the
sum Of three dollars per day for time
necessarily expended.
SEC. 5. That when the auditing
board shall have completed its labors
and made its award, the Secretary
of State shall draw his warrant on
the Treasurer in favor of a. J. Du
fur, for the amounts so found by
| them.
SEC. 6. As said moneys and ser
vices have already been expended
and are now due, the credit of tire
State is involved in their prompt pay.
ment, this act shall take effect and be
in force from and after its approval
by the Governor.
Approved October Is, 1878.
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PRELIMINARY to admission to the public
schools Of st. Louis, answers are required to
list of questions, some of which are at
times too much for the intelligence of the
unfeged citizens of the culture great city
of the world as with ess the following:
A friend of mine. Miss j, teacher of
one of the primary classes, catechised lit
tie ragamuiiin short time since with the
following result:
"What is your fathers name?' -
Don't know"
"Don't know your fathers name?'
emo"
"Well, what do the neighbors call him ?"
"Don't call him nothin' They don't sec
him. He amt ne yer home 'cept nights.
"Then,'' as bright idea occurred to her,
s'what does your mother call him.:
..Whv. she calls him old fool
At this point her researches into the Sc
cret history of that family ceased.
On another occasion a little candidate
prappled succe ssfully with every question
on the list until the one, What is your
fathers occupation ?" was propounded,
when he was forced to admit that he did not
know what that word meant.
81 mean, what does he do?'' said Miss
"Ohs he builds fires
ssAh he's janitor, ther2'
81 don't know what that means, nel-
ther.
..Why, janitor is a man that builds
fires, and sweeps out, and takes care of a
building"
"I guess he amt that kind, then, cos he
don't sweep none
doesn't he? Well, aohere does he build
fires %
81 don't know" said the little fellow,
very emphatica'ly, and in a tone betraylng
considerable irritation, GO he's dead.
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GROVER OF OREGoN.-Senator Grover, OF
Oregon, has not particularly distinguished
himself during his political career; indeed,
he is never heard of except he gets into some
disreputable scrape or other; but his disrep-
utable scrapes are generally frequent enough
to save him from prolonged obscurlty: First,
he was mixed up with IIlden and Patr1ek III
the shameful attempt to reverse the choice
Of the people of Oregon for President then
he was ground through senate investlgat-
inc committee on charge of buving his
seat !; and now legislative committee pill
lories him for plundering variety of State
funds while Governor. If Grover likes
fame, he is getting plenty of it.-St. Paul
Pioneer Press.
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Be satisfied with moderate rent to a
good tenant.
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WHEREAS. the said John Flanni-

WHEREAS, the said John Flanni-
gan was at large expense to procure
the arrest and conviction of the party
who committed said robbery; there
fore
Be 1t enacted, By the Legislative assembly Of the
State of Oregon:
SECTION 1. That there be paid to
said John Flanagan, ont of the treas
ury of the State of Oregon, the sum
of ss74.26, gold or silver coin, and
$4ll.39, lawful money of tie United
States, to reimburse the said John
Flanagan for moneys so distributed
by him, and there is hereby appro
priated out of the moneys of the
treasury of the State of Oregon, no,
otherwise appropriated, sufficient
money to pay the same.
SEC. 2. Inasmuch as the said John
Flannigan is justly entitled to said
sums Of money from the State OF Or
egon, this act shall take effect from
and after its approval by the Gov
ernor.
Approvn6 Qctobar 10 1873
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AN ACT to amend an act entitled an act to Incor-
porate The City of Albany approved October "a,
DE as enacted by, the Legislative Assembly of
the State of Oregon
SECTION l. That section 4 of said
act be amended SO as to read as fol
lows:-
DEC. 4. The officers of said city
shall be a Mayor, Recorder, who
shall be ex.officio clerk of the COM
mon council and assessor a Marshal,
who shall be ex-officio collector Of
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THE 0REGGHIAN on GROVER.

Approved October 10. 1878,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-10
F.s,ss,HrRra RDRRs.

NTOTICE.-.IN THE MATTER OF 8. 9.
Z $srARI1Y. RAEKRUPT-IN BfHKRBPTE1:
T5sa tyas. day Lizard upon the rep0Ft Oh
he. Recisser. upon tlfion of Esst2nee Tor sa'
free al liens objections thereto OF Turons
and tho answer OF william SINE hsreos
tho Gort doth al this time decline 10 make any o
crse:of sale whatsoever but. as
doth aupoi1t A, Ri. aiken aspectal con- 81
IL fske mon special notices mailed 70 81 kupwn
ernsfrs ind lenofs, or tier eoufset, or ~
mon due publication In rewspaaers ploIsnsI, e
10 Ali lie paries concerned an account o. aH Inc
veal estrte of fe bankrups-ts value ann lne e,S
snhsstinp thereon, whether anterior 10 nankrapnts
owners lip or created by btm-and shal. y
The respective smopnts Of all sucp mems, anu aSv
sectx sffemenf of the aIDouut due general or un.
scnrede creditors: and shall further ascertain ana
renort 10 the Court the character ana sate " ~
es INVOLVING the nscerafnElent and quloatioEE W
any ~ such lipDs, so ti,ut the Court may DC eaos
IN iudpe of the expediency OF rem1iuDS 70 lhe a
in which such suits are the ascert1inment anu h9n
dalton of the claims asserted therein; anu 90 aed
schednIed BY said bankrupt with view OF
ing The F1pediency or fnexpediency OF a,tomins
them to execute their trusts and SHAH iurtner re
mort his opinion upon all the facts OF tue Gaze 10 ~
iiens And further IT appearing FROM exhibits nea
ibfs matter thai there are two suits penng 10 tue
Chancery Court OF Richmond In Thich tne 9anh-
rnt wa party and the amount que Tug GrSiao,e
In IisnI,,e such suits may. by leave OF inns ConIe
proceed TO Judgment for the purpose OF nxnna tie
ams. and 70 this end William E. Sims the assignee,
is ereby TO can.e himself to be u1nde party
o said shit, so as TO protect the Interests OF the
eet''. aA 49, - ALEXANDER iRiVES,
,.,s,e5 ~ III District Judge.
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. ,aa-CENT STORE.
fsLEARING-o our SALE
- AT es-UENT STORE.

=
Wishing 10 discont,nue several lines OF goods ana
close aut ali damaged and oyersiock, oner tne lot
% ron, L;T SETS redaced from 99c. 10 50c:;
OILET SITS reduced from 81 TO SI.oO;
3 TOILET SETS reduced from S3 20 ~;
2S pair VASES reduced from a9c. 10 ouc.i
pair VASES reduced FROM JOB 10 gpc::
II hair VASES reduced from 81 .9S TO Sl.2o:
q MASTEL SETS reduced from SS TO Sl-0V,
1 pieces GREEK SLAVE and shADE reauceu
from $1.9S TO Lac: ~.
S 2s ALL-LEAThER ALB UMs reduced from e9c.
IS Volumes 10 u.s. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS reduced
s I5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reduced from eec. to
& TosScCo- BOXES reduced from 89c. TO Soc;
s2 pair PAIt1AN BUSTs reduced from sl.9S 70
.1osps Ili ss2ak1AS BUsTs reduced from ssc. to
caIT,-yoygs,r reduced from 99e. to Soc;
TOY TEA SITS reduced from 99c. 70 6Ue;; .
pSPER-WETGfITSre reduced from 99c. 10 25c.
fAPER-WEIGHTS reduced from 99c. 70
Soc: s WRISTBANDS reduced from o9c: 70
Zoe: 12l Gentlemen's WHITE and EOLOhEO
SHIRTS reduced. from csc. to Soc; "a Genre
temen's LINEN COLLARS reduced IRON \ Ic.
to IOc: 43 LINEN TOWELS reduced from ln N
12Xc. 10 6Ac dozen NAPKINS redncea tr OH
99c. TO Soc; % pair LINED Glog IS TeanceSd
from 99c. TO 75c.T5 CaRD-CASES reaau lCei
from csc. 10 Soc; CARD,tASIES , Teanc ~
foom 99c. tn 75c.: Is HAiR-BKE5HES S re
duced from 99c. to 75c.; 8 large NOhh-pAas,-
KETS reduced from CSC to 75c.
de 81 W. A. STEVENS, oOo Broad Street.
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,HEsrEtSE{
= ~ I'm r.-tr.. BALBOA. !

SCHEDULE OF TRANS s; ,,v j, 1877
Z -. q" THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 p. II. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, THE
DAY, and SATURDAY. t3nle,l> Al
West PUut with steamer Havana y
all points on York river amt ii1't'
.s...g S.. ~. more. Arrives IN Baltinor, al y
NJ: connects with rail- lines Tor "i'h
'". g. -'' Inston, Philadelphia, New iorN. J. =.
III. t@it ton, and all western points. conn
..w at Richmond With trains oh Riciiin I'D,
..,....., and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE -~'
%. Ohio railroads.
: THROUGH FREIGHT.
400 A. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NHSDAY, and FRIDAY: and
SO A. Ii TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SNi
URRDAY. Connects with 'tca2'!'
at West Point for river lanniuS>. bag
ttmorc, and all western po:niS. az
meets al Richmond witb trains -. h"''
mond and Danvile railroad, EIrhin'N,
and Petersburg, and Chcsa"1Ae '"'
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER. -
300 P, N. Leaves Richmond daily except S"-'
6ay).
THROUGH PASSENGER.
,o.oo A. II. Arrives st Richnond TCkspA .
Ao'o' THURSDAY, and SATIRpt 'n"I
meets with trains on RIchi.V'' ~
petersburg and Chesapea~. ana i,.'
railroads. Steamer liavana ha''s "a
MaoNpa Ii:'V wEIDNCsDAY. aud EE ~
DSY,at i +. 81. trhh.tts "..-
trims from SBIiase'pihH, II, ...,
aud western polnis. and a. r.. :, 81.
Win trains for iscEn.on1 A"1 80
South.
Z THROUGH FREIGHT. ,u.,.,.
| <.on p NJ arrives a. Richmond NJ Nl'a :" "''
s:oo e ~ fNEsDhY, and FRiUAl aud 49,.
| s.16p. NJ. TUESDAY, THURSDAY shn :;
W. UkDAY. Connects wiz trI"r on.
l. r ... West POiut from Baiuh4tY'oo .rTIIlr
! 81. meets with RicbMon5 asa 10 ca,
| =" Richmond and petershir;;' ah' S"'>.
| =, neske and Ohio railroads.
,o.a, 4 H srrIyes AZ Richmond aaiiy eheepi ,as
Ap'oV a. - d.y. 1ons..cts with Rchihoi" pa,s
Petersburg and Chesapeake iH'
railroads. ,,,.,,t =, Cr from
soStsshern points Cars run through oe'S'
a1 Careful ai handbag and dispAseb' Win ''"'''
TnroSSS bills Of ladins. with gnarah'e1
Issued 70 aporthern aud snris1a, eastern, Ani
&ssse ponts and e.sEs sns r,'sf ssrsaa IT,:
Fort yea Apply ..i =, The Exrhsnge ho.ss'i ,ocI
s seS, SlS depo,, cornsr T~ensY-'hiFd 'D
\ strefsts. hmond, Va. ur,.r,u,endcns
1 ma 80 H,T. pOU6LAs- oEp'' lN-------
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:. Old 81" secs tsac Relic: OF War PSss'
ing Away.


ing Away.
Old 81 had been sitting by the fire in q
brown study.
away - he finally remarked. -.
what 10 the world made you think OF
that" w.
"Well Chrismus an new-yeah allus
makes me kinder look back ober dc past.
! sorter reviews de track pse bin rnnDiT
on" Il ss,.z
And what makes you think the relics
OF the war are g0ingi" '
"Lots O. things dat I mought speak OBJ.
Fustly, CT yer motifs, de bress-WorRs
,round hyar is gittin' lower an lover
cherry yeah. an sum hez done bin ploW,d
ober long Ego. De rife-pitsiz mostly tflPd
I'D an, de totes is lebbeld down Ter sicher-
washuns fer bran new houses fer foxes ter
lib in - ~ .e
"That was all very true"
Vas. am dere amt so mepny Wldders
an orphins in de LAM NM speshil shops
fer paint arns an legs hes drapp'd outen
de trade. Dere's mo- dispezishun ter list
wild de melishy an dar Amt so mcnny foxes
in town wild de rumatiz am So eyes !"
nWeIl, you have been obserYant /"
~ looks round whenebber Pse awake
an. GOT CT SOOu par " epSeS ASs' ~
freeater Gums 'Iong regular now am de
SIRIUS arribcs ebery yeah de same time wild
de season ter pay yer taxes. 'Twarnt SO
in de wah !"
"WeI, now. what else?" ~.
ADar's moughty leetle lef' oh de wab,
now, 'ceptin' de mancerpashun. 'lecktif
french-ize an hard time-but we'se gittin'
on risin' groun' ennybow, tho munneyy
is skase am er koniedrit bill or almos'
ez hard ter git ez er greenbackl"
You think times are imp owing ?"
Slowly-sowly, but still dey's on de
mend. Dem equonomel kal paper-collars
is goin' outer fashin an Yankee o0ercoats
hez DISAPPEARED fun de cullud racel, Mo-
foxes is comm ter town In homespun clos
an trane-Iodes of Turin bacon is gittin'
shorter! Lazipess is der las reflex dat
we wants ter trade of tersum odder kuntry
an den Wen be reddy ter pat Juba an
shake wild de res oh mankin' ?" rs -
Then the old man got what be was after
more egg.nogg,- Atlanta Consultation.
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BY Edward G. Godlin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
iOl5 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ELEGANI
I RESIDENCE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
ON MAIN STREET IALF-NlLE WEST Or The
CTBy virtue Of deed of trust df5e tb the ca rg
of,ce Of Henrco County Court, being required so to
Do By the beneficiary therein secured viii sell, on
the premises, on MONDAY, 18th January, 1879
nj a O'Clock r. NJ. the beautiful BRICK DWELL
ING, containing twelve rooms, with marble nEin-
tells aud elegantly walls, lately owned by X.
". Brown, Esq. Large brick kitchen and siaule on
the premises, The place has large orchard of
pears apples and peaches. Every part OF the place
is in excellent order, and Is of the most desisi-
BILE residences In the western suburbs.
This property Is sold subject to q deed OF trust
dated 18th December. 1875. for $1,000. payable
credit of one wear win I've given from that dale.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale and to pay q
note of S5OS.SO, due 18th September. SfS. with
interest Mt six per cent till paid and the balance us
the present owner may direct.
4, Q Trustee.
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. ~ i. - /. .
Bogardus, the noted shot, commenced in
New York wednesday the execution OF an
extensive glass-ball smashing experiment
on the following wager: $1,000 that he will
break 5000 balls out Of 5000; $500 against
81, 900 that he will break 5000 out OF 6,lOO;
and 800 against 81, 900 that 6,900 balls will
be broken without miss. The balls are
sprung from the Bosardus screen-tlap, Ill
teen yards rise. According to che articles
of agreement all hang and miss-ires have
another shot. Bogardus set to work, break
the experiment continuing through the af-
ternoon and up to 8 O. clock last night when
he had shattered 5000 balls withouta single
miss, although his thumb was at the 200Oth
shot badly swollen. Abe Kleinnian, OF Chi
cago, commenced firing after aBosardus,
missing 6 out oil, 400. Rogardus gives him
200 broken balls. out OF 1000.
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A copy-Teste: r, -
&. p. LATHAM, Clerk d.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !

.4>;ssaa COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE.l
49, DANrILLE. VA. 10th December. 1878.
An parties interested In The execution OF inc above
western District Of Virginia, rendered at Danvle
aforesaid on the 2lst day Of November, 1878,
led hal / have fixed upon the 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879. to take ana settle. at my office;
in said town the several accounts required by said
decree; at which time and place all parties In In
teresl are required to attend.
). Given under my hand, as special commissioners
mo dom mo A. 81. AIKEN,
De 2-di2OJai ~ Special Commissioner.
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