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An Inhumnn Wretch.

An Albany paper Says o1e OF tho mo"
heart-cn ling stories that We have heard in long
while, MAS .csled by young girl, a. ed eighteen
Year,, to Justice C1lc, on Saturday. She WAS
BROUGHT in by an oih,er, who found her on tho
Troy road IN = destitute condition. She vas at
tired IN ful soldiers uniform. SIC gave her
name ~ II stWick, aud said she lived near By
rscugc. Her story Is that her uncle, jacob Van
Erps Of h rkylc, Olsids county, seducel Ter
over q year $50, and during tho past season in
duccd her TO 80 On board II his host on the canal.
A ort time since .le inhumAu wretch Iut her
off lhe boat In = nude COZ ,llt'oH. She VAS thus
frund ny soldier near tie Troy road barracks
who fitted her out with full uniform. has
hung around there eve B.uct, sleeping out doors
nightly. On Saturday, being found in male attire,
sho was nrres ~, which she seemed TO accede as
.u acceptable toou, she was sck at heart at the
manner IN which SIZE was being tossed about sns
was sent to Jail for the present. The unmanly
wretch who caused this girl's ruin, should bo
hunted down, ferreted out aud brought 10 justice.
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w II, Trescott, the arent for South Carolina. had
m 'i''''e" WIN u" oeN'e'si' VI '"o w
day, on the SUBJECT contained In the following eVeF
Addressed TO the Commissioners in that STATE By the
..N.-'-N, :. -, -.
~ u,',''',.-''' -. % ga,
Gy.rtrvv,. I am Instructed by the secfeiagv Of
the Tieasury ssy, that his ORDER Indefinitely post
ponnE .o H., T., na connn,c,'ad,
You, was Intended 10 EN- brace all nds OF wha'eyer
Snaraeior o. oe'eiiption s.uh,g ~ nose el,toI,.
Of lo,. bloct. and Tot ,es situate IN the town of
Beaufort s. G., and sdvei tired TO take place on the
ON oil sep'empet next
Thu H. \ Con,ul At Ma yellle. repor.. 10 the gtnie
-. -. -. IT. ,,.-,
department 'ha Tue cno''' uis'Ppca'eu
from that city. PArenge err going East from haseil-
Ia. now have nm unauthorized p.s.ase with their
es W" "a'' "'i uH0''''"'''u ''''eO Wv" '''''
papsaee 10 rN'''
p,us "' 'u'ni'h,"s 'no 'u"-'''".e pcp.I 'inen'
Of inc army win WV ppn NO. no"i' Slo ~
"a o ny. 40 W ~ ia ' ~ A''' w. mum
pr, cov c,rdor. ar. NO. s,.r,.a and m. A,,o,.
no, ,aror., otac. h.. h.,n ,oIs,.,d ,.r,nar.r,i.
,hs r,e..nrc ~ snnl,c,n,.
ra d,,,. NJ, ,,,v,,,,-, .,,,.,,,. ..,..,. l..
,o,orco ~ c,,I q p,k.r ,,hIo, uo,oc,tra ., A.
War Dcplr menI, SAYING:
Notwithstanding tire terrible cutlery arain.t him,
he en- hss Me confidence Of the Department 10
nn "a in ali instnnc,, 10 Tenor H. .c, 40 hi. ,uDS
nor officer. hi. he is boind 10 do, and We are
cure ihr wa, mep ,bun.nt Nneh y netier sylstd
traducera can be, has not vet found orcnsion
70 oenuIe nun ioI any o. those things which have
pr,,, ''''''' -'' N''''' ''1 y" p''"0N vi '"e
m. cu,ostc,, ,I.o any. c.,or.l pal.r h. no,
committed , .ingl, rer,on N ,he old c.ni-
,ol Prison for ,por. than two r..r and ,h., ho
b.. NO, bcep .p,ho,iz.a 70 do a. .,rcs Tho
nj ,s6g
The Roar, NJ Aldermen have ,r.r,mo,.,y o....d
| ,be r.,olu,iou from The noard of Conncu
,Ihs, in IN, avon, am. hin h, ,r,rol,coa, T., co,
gre ol the adm s,Iou OF the coorod men Of hi, cl,
to 10 ISN'T OF ,pnlsst,ihe MAJ ol lc and he heie
Sith,, ryo dsr no,,e tos a, i'oe f al , NV
| con'i 9 alton measure Tor holdins special eeci,u
70 yam Tue 'cn'N''n'o' tue Peope on tie
! I,u.,h. .,,,o, d, ,,t. ,.,..t. =, - ?
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I,enernl slclIlCa.

MAJOR General s.ctlcs Las been ordered by the
War Department TO 'ssume lhc command OF the
Department Of South Caroiu, in place Of General
G lmorc, ylo IL to rcp'rt FOR duty to the C4isf Of
Engineers. General s.kl"s Is reported 10 make
his headquarters at srles,on. l. viii be re-
memt crci that durns the W alter ~ 1868 O., no
was ntruStd by the lac Proc. ent L'Ncull with a
M ssnu ~ ipytsiya'e III co1iid n 4 tho SOUTH
orn freedmen, and the eypcr nee AMI information
ganed curing lis tour %. observation, - well as
hli M ..Lry ana I,ural auic,e EMS, qualify hlu
for tue du. ~ o. his new position.
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Hl'.u"'rt, Nc - In th" lrl'c' 81 r''
Court ,cr Maryland thIs moruins, chc' dl-'i.r
pres'din',su important le',t.'n vas civen IN nj
OF Jane. jack. os,tau' .rc' OF Drea' Nr.ir.r
northern C.n.r" EA.lpsd 'o'opm.. 70"
-1s 'o rero'ni the ON rit Of : "'' on colIor
by uiA, oi tne boud, yi she Lompiuv Tue =
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rnl u e'ou Tg,vIILR of the 2l-. inst, s.ys
e. sailing lAtA rlomn Pope Of Nv York,
''ur' .o MI4r,va, africa, cleared NJ our Gus
lem iluu'9 Ma AFTERNOON, having on board screen
" '''io'drrS ~ passengers, and tS rty.nine
hO' sIHd Gallons u Mo England rum as part q
Ter CARO- Nrg E1glsud has certainly done a
.rolt deol tow rrd o.y.lLng AMI clristanizlng tho
NrI,nu race, lut We dou't II much good will re-
nit rem tNc expedition of thc "rhomaH Pope"
H. $ tn greatest enemy that religion and en-
'ghio meut have 10 contend with. 1t debasc,
md u',rutes "a. people q sv,r! civ l2a' nation,
'"i, w' see from the sbosa extract, It follows
the hut lc missionary into tie ffr oil lar OF tho
,'ths7 to uu'o the God work that 10 may &c
,omplish. The p il.uhropss oi New EnAlard
should u lUelA,Ali shat rum isn. Al 81 ,,rolno-
I've Il "ute1o elevation" particularly Wien ia
r,c.n pauyins proportion 4 miss' 'uaries Is a,
plainly inadequate ! lney must scna the,I ts'
,rous Lrycgfsc to ~, Act.heu, toy Should make
tie prop,rton Mt les, th-u ouo mis'orNrs 10 a
tsrr,l of rum, Gnl e,9' .f 'rs, case Nc ',Ar .D'
rum vcpla come out sized
Tuu three men who lately robbed the fNgrc''
Company az Chicago II rlo,uuJ have been Lei 1oi
trial Ers Rlss Ia Crrs p held as witness
Tgu celc, rstcI Maine .uluior rmmondN has
,-tv'd ~ ord.r iu u,li Isa-l st''us ~ fre- uru
-ulau. toI I'LAsJcluLls. u y " Io'' aJApVv'
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From Washington.

W wv
W. II. Trescott, the AGENT for South Carolina, had
an interview with the Secretary Of the Treasury to-
day, on the subject contained In the following letter
addressed to the Commissioners in that State By the
.lon.,. NJ lat. al Ravsnua.
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Haltdr Nor. 2i.--The steamship Chius, from
Liverpool the 18th, ria Queenstown the 18th inst
has arrived.
The Inman steamship City Of Manchester, for New
York direct, also lett Liverpool on The same day {.
the Chiua.
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From Norfolk.

PERsosAL.-Colonel John S. LOOMS, Assist
ant Special Agent of the Treasury Depart
ment of Richmond, is at the Atlantic Hotel.
PREsExrArIoS.-Mr.J ]. 6: Smith, Worship
full Mater of Lodge No. l, F. A. NJ, in this
city, was presented on Wednesday evening
with a beautiful gold watch and chain, TO
which was attached masonic emblem of the
same substantial material The ceremony
was most affecting, as it was sincere, the
testimonial coming from those whose hearts
fully appreciated the good work wrought by
Mr. Smith, who is proficient in whatever he
undertakes, and never uses untempered NOR
tar.
ALBEMAnLE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL.-All
the water is out of this canal, and the repairs
are being pushed forward with all possible
sl,eed II the weather continues favorable,
the canal will be open for navigation about
the 10th Of January
The CoSD1rIoS OF EDwARDs.-J; H. Ed:
wards, shot at Oxford Hall on wednesday
night while resisting the guard, is considered
i'm q Every critical condition by his attending
physician. Edwards was shot through the
right breast, the ball passing through the
lung and coming ont under the shoulder blade
He is also wounded in the throat by bayone'
thrust, and in the left wrist. He made the
most desperate resistance even after being sc
severely WOunded.-NortO Post
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! SEarors POISONING CAsE-Srx Persons THE
melancholy case Of poisoning oc.
CURED at No. ISIS Spring Garden street yes
terday morning, by which six persons were
the victims. It appears that Patrick NC
Laughlin, his wife, two children and his ne
pheW and niece partook Of breakfast at dif-
ferent times during the morning, and each one
was taken seriously i'll within two hours AZ
forwards. Some two or three physicians were
immediately sent for, who, upon arriving AZ
the house and examining the sick persons,
stoned by poison. Mr.. Mclaughlin, who was
the last to cat breakfast, was the most serf-
ously affected, being unable to speak for seve.
raj hours subsequent It was thought Mt nrst
that he would not recover, but he gradually
became batter, and last evening was pro-
nounced out of danger. The other hve SUI
fered somewhat during the early part OF the
day, but Mt no time were considered danger
ously i'll. Besides Mclaughlin and wife, the
victims are Margaret, aged nineteen, ana
Michael, aged seventeen, their children; also.
James Mclaughlin, aged twenty-one, and
Jane McDevitt, aged twenty three, their ne
phew and niece. James, after eating break
fast, had proceeded to his work, but, being
taken sick, WAS obliged to return home. "A
Younger son Of Mr.. Mclaughlin escaped the
poison. He did not get up ttl some of the
others were taken sick, and being Obliged TO
20 for doctor, was prevented from eating ms
breakfast. The poisoning is supposed to have
resulted from the coffee which they all drank
during the morning meal. Whether it re-
suited from the coffee itselfor from an ingredi-
emit placed within it is yet to be developed "A
portion of the coffee grounds was taken by
one of the physicians to be analysed. Inc
affair created quite a sensation in the neigh
borhood. --PhiIadelphia Press.
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FROM BRAz1L.-Brazil news is to the I'd in
slant from Rio Janeiro, by the steamer North
America, which arrived yesterday. There had
been no further lighting, but the Brazilian
army was suffering much from sickness. The
scheme of emigration from our late rebel
States was being pushed forward. The agents
of the affair had selec ted a site for town near
Araquara, in the Province of San Paulo, near
the Rio Tete, All important affiuent of the
Parana We Judge this location to be about
four hundred miles west of Rio Janeiro A
tract of eight million acres of unoccupied pub.
Confederates was expected to begin forthwith.
The location seems to be just under the tropic
of Capricorn, corresponding to the latitude OF
Cuba. The birthday of the Emperor was htly
celebrated on the day the steamer left, on
which occasion the Emperor released mum,
Der of prisoners. The Brazilian fleet was still
mt Corrientes on the Parana.
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Mysterious Disappearance OF Virginian-
Schooners Ashorc..The InauGuratton OF the
Governor Elect Of MARYLAND to take Place On
the 10th Of January.
BALTIMORE, December 29.-Joseph r. Bled-
soc, merchant of Staunton, Virginia, stopped
at the Maltby House, ON Pratt street, on the
18th instant, with large amount Of money
about him, intending to purchase goods. He
suddenly and mysteriously disappeared on the
same night, and has not since been heard Of
It is generally believed that there has been
some foul play, resulting in murder and rob-
berry His partner &c. B. Wood) Is here, anx-
iously looking after him.
During the recent heavy fog on the Chesa-
neake Bav several schooners went ashore and
were lost, with valuable cargoes.
Hon. Thomas Swami. Governor elect. will
be inaugurated ON the 10th Of January. A
grand time IL anticipated at Annapolis. Hit
address is anxiously anticipated.
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DaxorAH TERRITORY Both branches of the
legislature of Dakotah Territory were orga.
nized on the 9th instant by the election OF
George Stickney, OF Union county, as Presl1
CLAY, as Speaker of the House Of Representa-
tiyes. The oath was administered to the mem
bers of the House by Hon. J. p. Kidder. The
message of Governor Edmunds was delivered.
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A CLERGYMAN CRUSHED TO DEATH BETWEEN
Two CARs-Rev. Ebenezer SchOf1eld, pastor
of the Baptist Church in Amboy was killed Mt
Warrenton on Friday. 1t seems that he was
engaged near a standing freight train on the
track, the train being u1coupled In the mlddle,
but the cars so near together that one passing
between them had barely room by turning
sideways as they passed the bumpers. Mr.
Schofield had repeatedly passed this dangerous
point, but at the fatal moment, when the train
backed, was between the bumpers, and nearly
cut in two. He expired few hours after the
accident The funeral took place In Amboy
on Sunday.-DirOn tlU Republican and Tee
0ruDk, "a p
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BOOTS AND SHOES. MN
ID Having secured q small store and
CHEAP rent, I am determined
NOT TO BE OUTDONE ,..
by any house in the city IN the quality OF my
REAsONABfENEsSO OF MY PRICES.
intend to keep at all times good assortment OF
all kinds of
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS;
and the public can rely upon everything say, AZ
DO NOT MISREPRESENT.
Ihave also for sale
LADIES' AND CENTS PAPER COLLARS AND
CUFFS,
of the best manufa cture, and can sell them
CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY
have large stock and every style.
Seventh street, between Main and Franklin
ia l0-tR
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PRovIDExcE, 3. l., December "a hre
broke out in the railroad depot At Groton
about O'Clock this morning, which destroyed
the building and thirty long empty cars and
six loaded ones. The flames spread rapidly TO
the steamer Commonwealth, just arrived from
New York, which was heavily loaded with
freight, and was 80 grounded at the wharf that
she could not be moorsd. She was burned 70 ths
waters edge, and nothing saved. Tho namea
spread 20 rapidly and furiously that msn On
board the steamer barely escaped with theil
lives The loss II about one and . half million
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TALL & HUTCHINSON,

IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs OF
NOTIONS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand OF
THOMAS HrGHEs CALDWELL.
No Fourteenth street, between Main and Cary,
RICHMOND, VA.
The subscribers have formed co-partnership ~
above, and are now prepared to exhibit
WELL.SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS.
purchased from
- FIRST HANDS, FOR CASH,
and will be pleased to serve their old friends ana
the trade generally.
JOHN w. HALL.
formerly Of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell.
ga 80 EDGAR 8. HUTCHI6ON,
formerly Of Mcveigh, Howard &Co.,
dell-ts Lynchburg, Va.
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New ORLEANS MILITARY IrBMs.-Lieuten.
mt Colonel J. Schuyler Crosby, of General
Sheridans staff, has been ordered on tour OF
inspection of the posts on Red river ana 70
Marshall, Texas.
lieutenant Colonel E. B. Parsons, Assist
AM. Inspector ON General Sheridan's stan mas
been granted a leave of absence for thirty days,
at the expiration of which he will proceed to
his home and report to the Adjutant- General
of the United States for muster out OF the ser
yice-T11te Delta.
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DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c.

LEVY BROTHERS YOU CAN
n find the PATENT ENGLISH RUFFLE, all
widths White and Colored French: wove COR.
SETS, all sizes, from seventeen to thirty inches
Gents !; superior ENGLISH HOSE and HALF
HOSE; UNDER GARMENTS, fer men, TSmen and ana
HUCKABACK DIAPER Plain; Twilled ~, and ND
Printed FLANNEL TABLE CLOTHS NAPKiNNs
RAJ SKIRTS Swiss, Jaconet and Striped MUS,
LIN handsome embroidered sets Of SLEEVE and
LEVY BROTHERS,
doo9 Is Main street.
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AAd re1l1oAce9A6 ~ NORTHUMBERLAND
Who wefo captured whilst IA the FEDERAL ~.
y ne. PIT ne saes.llentay took n. eate g
joining tho toreien hattalion mAaae tAeir
escepe Ilom Sevannah - Sherman approached
obtain the testimony OF these men "a the n.
n(ed shooting. BY General Mercer, of seven
other Federal soldiers, who had also joined
the ConfedetAtrs, and who are said to have
been executed by General Mercer for attempt
ing to escape.
TEE PnRsrDRxr's POLICY.
Much earnest feeling has been created among
radical members by the announcement that
the President had directed certain heads OF
departments " to make no further appoint
ments upon the Recommendations of Congress
men At present" The fact Of the existence OF
this order Wna communicated by the chief OF q
department to some radical Congressman who
had made q request for certain appointment
Bnt one construction ID given to this Execu-
tive mandate, viz: that support OF the Execu-
tive policy In to be hereafter the price Of pa.
tronage Washington Correspondent Ntcagt
1fsaes. 4G3
THE PRESIDENTS NEW YEARS RECEPTION.
We are authorized to state that, at IL o'clocl
A. M. on New Years day, the President viii
receive the members of the Cabinet and Foreign
Ministers, the Judges OF the Supreme Court o
| the United States, Senators and Representa-
Court Of the District of Columbia and Of tn
Court of Claims. At half-past IL O'Clock A
M. the officers of the army and navy and ma
rine corps will be received. The reception o
citizens will commence at IL O'Clock tat which
| hour the gates Of the enclosure will be opened)
and will terminate at 2 O'Clock p. M. Ladie
will be Observation-Disclosures IatelltgsnceT
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MARRIED..

Rev. Mr.. Shaver, Mr. HENRY B. WILSON, for
merlv of Norfolk county, and Miss SARAH ).
BURGESS, of Richmond.
Norfolk papers please copy
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A You've LADY CRUSHED TO DEATH BIT MA
cHIxERY.-A heart-rendering accident occurred
at the mills of Major Warren, ON Beale street,
yesterday, which resulted in the almost I'M.
mediate death ia Miss j. Denman, OF FORT
Gibson, Miss.
Miss Denman came to this city several days
ago. and was to return home on Monday to
make preparations for her approaching mar
riage with Major Warner, Of Port Gibson, to
whom she had been engaged for some time
Doubtless she had purchased her bridal trosseaw
and was happily Contemplating the event SO
soon to transpire. Yesterday, in company
with two young ladies of this city-Miss Ca
pers and Miss Walker-she visited the mills
above mentioned; an inspection OF the pre-.
misses was suggested, to which ready assent
was given. Approaching too near the ma,
chinery Miss Denman dress was caught, and
she was drawn between two wheels and man
gled in a horrible manner. She survived but
few minutes. ~. -
Miss Denman was accomplished and es
teemed, and her sudden and awful death viii
be deeply deplored by a lar e circle OF rela
tives and friends. She was, previous to thu
war, in afuent circumstances but OF late ~ wa,
at West Point, Miss.-Memphis Bulletin.
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION thir1
e 81 sns ifSaS'@ and npe oSs
DOLLARS Of tho Same having BEEN PAID uls The
undersigned call for . gsner.l mcetine q TIE
efectinG an Organization under the Aa1el1Ad
charter. TO be held at Richmond, Va, on TUBS.
DAY, the 10th Of January, 1eee.
A fall attendance 10 desired:
~ L. ". 0LAxmROOK, ~
g. HAR4A4a
RICHMOND, December H. 1895.
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The Seahoard and Roanoke Railroad Com
pany are now running their cars to the Roa-
nOke river.
Chicago has shipped two hundred and sixty
two thousand four hundred and forty six cat
tie this year.
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New York Markets.

NEW York, December 29-Flour quiet;
Southern, $685. Wheat firm. Corn quiet.
Beef firm. Pork heavy-sales of I, 500 barrels
at &29. 25@$29 rs. Lard firm. Whisky dull.
Cotton buoyant at SIC. Naval stores dull
| Gold, 145A.
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CLAaxsvILL., TExx., December "a row
occurred here Christmas day between soyns
drunken soldiers and party Of cttt1sns,
which, for time, threa tened 70 b sertous.4
Two white men were serIously and one slight.
" injured. No further fears Of disturbancs
nre avynrAhendAd. $50
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The Coast Batteries i'm Maine Dismantled.
BELFAST, ME-, December 27.-Under the su-
pervision of Major Gardner, United States
army, the batteries in this city and at other
points on the coast of Maine are being dis
mantled. The guns have been carried to Fort
Knox
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fnlnl, I an soAvlncea. 1pts this mtston ~
9Seentially 8 oonciliAtory one. The speech
S1nich 01neYnl 1choGsld uttered u. tho great
fGtival Of. Thnnhngiving. which the American
reeidente g Paris have lately cele6rAted at the
Grand Hotel, v proof That the cabinet o.
or n present government. 70 the old
ylftendskip between France; and the United
Stntes.H exclaimed General Schoheld, - he
ended his speech ''mny. II be strenetnened
ceived With bursts Of applause. Need add
that the French press n unanimous In ex-
pressink It's satisfaction at hearing snch pacfhc
tnnruaSe. These ,cords Of General 6ekqfed, al
,oe az az friendly tone sohich charudsrtses the sIo-
ouent address u NJ Bigsio,0, sotu induce tie En-
reror, far more than any treats, to assimttte ~
policy az regards Mertco, to the tdscs Qf the Ames5-
! fsrra nnfiOu,
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nARBY & GENTRY (of the late firm
tai dealers In Boots, Shoes lie. Also, agents 20.
Weston's Metallic Artificial Legs and Wilcox
above Tenth. north side. Richmond, Va. :.
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Arrival Of Captain Senames.

WAsHINar0N, December g. Captain
Semmes arrived here last night by the train
from New York, in charge of guardRf United
States Marines, and was at once taken to the
navy yard, where he was placed, temporarily,
in a room hastily fitted up in the dispensary
building, where guard was placed over him.
Semmes was arrested at his residence, about
four miles from Mobile, ON the 10Th instant, on
an order from the Navy Department. He ex'
pressed great establishment, and claimed that
the arrest was in violation Of his parole. His
daughter was violently bitter, and said it was
dirty Yankee trick to arrest her father. He
was given until twelve O'Clock next day to ar
range his family matters; after which he was
brought away. On the passage from Mobile
to New York he was quite cheerful. expressing
his readiness to stand trial, and his belief that
the arrest was entirely illegal.
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San Francisco News,

SAN FRANC IsCO, CAL, December 2S.-The
overland mail, with New York dates 70 the SOth
November, has arrived.
A slight shock Of an earthquake was felt at
Santa Clara last night.
The firm of JakabOasky & Warmer failed
to-day. Their liabilities amount to over two
hundred thousand dollars. Greenbacks sell
at sixty seven and three-quarters.
The following are the quotations for mining
stocks Ophir sold in morning at three hun
dred and fifty dollars evening, at three hun
bred and seventy dollars a share Chollar 20
tosi, one hundred and fifty to one hundred ant
sixty two dollars Yellow Jacket, i've hun
dred fifty to five hundred and seventy dollars
and Savage, eight hundred and thirty dollars