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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-For New
England, clear or partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with light variable winds ls ana sl'gh1
For the lower lake region and the Middle
States, light to fresh northeas,erly to south ;;
erly winds, with increasing gg el9udi ness and
possibly areas of snow by Tuesday night,
For the Southern States. less pressure,
with slight rise Of temperature, cloudy,
weather, and rain east Of the Mississippi
river. ,:,. - s,o.h r,r;,.
bile winds, with cloudy weather and proOa'
For the upper lake region, less pressure.
with partly cloudy weather ana POSSIBLY
light snow in Michigan and over Lake s'ipe'
rlor. =. fras,, aonth.
oo Ser 70 southwesterIy winds, with partly
e eouay weather. We the southern p0s
ton of this district, where Threatening
we, may prevail during Tuesday
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a Law NEEDED IN RIcHMoND.-1hc Wash.
ington Star mentions an act of Congress, now
in force. which enacts "that no officer or
clerk in the United States Government en-
ploy shall at any time solicit contributions OF
other officials or employees in the Government
service for a gift or present to those in a
superior official position; nor shall any such
officials OF clerical superiors receive any gift
or present offered or presented to them as the
contribution of those in Government employ
receiving less salary than themselves nor
shall any officer or clerk make any donation
as a gift or present to any official superior.
Any officer or clerk violating auy of the pro.
visions of this bill shall be sumnarily dis
charged from the Government employ"
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Letter from SfnIIMtNn.

Zone rondenCc Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
RENTING " TIE AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR
r+crsirS-- COUNTY CoVRT-A NAN RUN OVER
~ !uE STAGE.
STANTON, December q, 1873.
The directors Of tie Augusta County
Fair, acting under u resolution passed some
time ago authorizing them to rent out the
grounds OF the company, rented them last
week to Mr.. j. II. Suapp for one year for
The sum oil 500. he is allowed to use tue
grounds for grazing purposes, and has the
privilege OF gathering ice from the lake,
tui [, not permitted to take any fish there
from. lie proposes 10 Use the track and sta
bling for training purposes. lie Is to deliver
~, The grounds few days before the annual
Far.
Yesterday WAS u most beautiful, DriSDt
das. and the services al all the churches
wetc largely attended.
TIE monthly term Of the County Court
commences to-day. Under the new court
hil this court Is nov OF LITTLE importance.
There il much dissatisfaction among the
pcope at the destruction Of the old county.
court system. with which they were all
familiar.
sad accident occurred on The Valley
pike on last Saturday evening about hall
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THE BANKRUPT ACT.--From conversation
with senators it is safe to say that majority
of them, instead of agreeing with the House
In total repeal of the bankrupt act, are in
favor of amending it in such particulars as
will guard the debtor from the exactons of
a small minority of his creditors, leaving the
question of involuntary bankruptcy to be
determined by those more largely Interested.
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary will
give this subject their consideration during
the holiday recess. Numerous petitions and
letters have been received from all parts OF
the country pointing out means by which
relief may he afforded both to the debtor and
the creditor classes
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
MONDAY, December az, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Wh,te, 1892 bushels. Red, 496
bushels.
bushels.
OATs.-Sl4 bushels
OATS.-11 bales.
SHCCKS.-54 bales.
STRAw.-45 bales.
SALES.
WHEAT-White. l2O bushels prime at S1.75'
464 bushels prime on private terms; 90 bushels or
private terms; 90 bushels very good at S1.70: lQO
bushels ut 81 so; 22 bushels common at Sl.20
l bushels common at S1.20; "a bushels good al
81 65; 20S bushels at 81 .60-total, 1905 bushels
WHEAT.-Rcd, 46 bushels very good At Sl.67
AZ bushels very good ut 81 50; 81 bushels goou ~
S.. so; 46 bushels common at $3.50; 40 Dusheis
ut 81 50-tot0l, 27S bushels.
CORN.-H bite, 23i bushels very good new on prl-
vate terms 456 bushels very good new at ooc.-
total, 800 bushels. :,
ConN.-Straw-colorcd, $50 bushels fair old al
CSC. 90
OATs.-1O bushels black on private terms 80
bushels prime spring at 49,; 164 bushels prime
spring on private terlns-toIal, 2Oi bushels
RE-EXHiBITED.
| WHEAT.-White, 244 bushels. Red, 100 bushels
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New YORK, December 22.-NLichael Nor:
ton, Thomas Conan, John j. Walsh, and
George ). Miller, ex-ring Of the county
courthouse commissioners, were called TO-
day for trial OH charge of misdemeanoi
while IN office. The defendants failed to ap'
peor. and their recognizances were forfeited
on all the indictments with the exception Oh
one against Conan.
Andrew j. Smith, indicted the same rs the
above, appeared and pleaded not guilty.
Ey-Mayor Hall was in court all the morn.
ing with bis counsel, but bis case nas mol
called
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Strike among the LOnEShoremeR.

PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-Consldera'
HE excitement was created along the wharVes
in consequence of strike among the labor
ers. All the steamship lines have given no
tice that on to-day they would only pay
twenty cents per hour. an tne men men suT Tns
american Steamship Line paid the thirty
cents in order to unload the steamer Penn
sylyania. which arrived on Saturday, and the
hands continued work. The strikers claimed
the submission of the American Line as as "a =
harbIuger Of success, and seem determined q
to force those working at the lower rate u. ~
ioin the strikers. The Clydes' steamer LINZ
had obtained men at twenty Genus uohod
T,he strikers this afternoon marched
tbronnb the streets, visiting different
wharyes. Where persuasion failed to com,
mel the men to stop work threats were useu
4 dozen of them were arrested. One man
was badly beaten.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. December 22.-Flour quiet ana
steady: prices unchanged. Wheat active Tor prime
to choice and dull for other grades; white choice,
*1.S5@sl 81 fair to prime white, sl.o6g l.sV
cnoice amber, sl.e5QSl.9o; good TO prime r sn
Corn active and strong; white southern damp, e5a
roc. dry, 72@7oc. yellow southern, 7l@a12 ~
at S5085c Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet and
unchanged Western bgtsr rn sso SSSi to 20 choice
roll, 2SI32c. Coffee firm al 25p26Ec. Whlskey
arm; sales of 10 barrels ut $l.o3 Sugar dull al
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OFFICIAL AS TO THE vIaoisiUs.-
the Washington Republican Of yesterday.l-
The decision Of the Attorney.Ge General that The
vIrginius was not entitled to carry the
American flag in no way affects what has
been done, but will serve to dispense with
the salute to the flag by the Spaniards. The
vessel will now be placed on trial for VIC
lation of our neutrality laws, and SO far as
the Spanish Government is concerned the
case Is closed.
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The Tribune correspondent who was pre-
sent at the surrender of the Virginius was Dir.
NJ. r. Handy, Of Richmond, late Of the Dis.
patch, of that city. The enterprise and tact
displayed on bis present mission will give
him permanent place on the Tribune staff.
Baltimore dmerican.
John Williamson, United States" was
one of the crew of the Virsinius, and was
shot No middle name given.
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTaENT.--On Virginia
route 4,443, Walkerton to Gloucester Court.
house, Horace Smith contractor, one add.
tional trip per week is ordered to Shackelford's
Overweight miles,, and three additional
trips between Shackelford's and Glouces-
ter Courthouse eighteen miles,, at pro rata
additional pay from 1st january. On route
4,754, West Point to Shackelford's, l.. S.
Stubs contractor, increase service from
West Point to Shackelford's to six trips a
week at additional pay, also from the 1st Of
January
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a BogusLurd ON Trial.

WEsrcussTgR, PA, December 22.-Tbe
bogus Lord Massey bad bearing this morn.
Ing on the charge of false pretence: another
charge against him was for obtaining a
watch by false pretencs. The case was ad-
jourDed to procure additional evidence. &
Later.-Lord Massey had another hearing
this evening, when the charges against him
were Withdrawn and he discharged.
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NEW 1URh VI AKN EISs
NEW YORK, December G2.-Cotton weak SAFE:
1911 bales at Gs(I16 4c. Southern hour quiet 81
Sc $685.. 30; common to fair extra, S!.eS3Wptl33
Wheat 2@3c. better, fair export demand at ~ ~
for winter red western. Corn opened OF 19sS.
betler. closed quiet, advance nearly lost. Pork
ouiet and steady; new mess, spot Sl6. Beer quiet
and unchanged Lard hruer at 8 :! 1.l6c. aug
pentine weak at 41h@42c. Rosin dull ut *G.5o'
TaIlow steady at 7ac. Freights to Liverpool quiet
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Reported Demand for tho Surrender
OF the yirEfntus.

WASHINGTON. December 2l.-The repor,
that the Madrid Government has decided to
make demand for the return of the Vir.
snius, her passengers and crew, Is regarded
rs too absurd for serious contradiction. II
is probably a canard, and is simply laughed
at in official circles.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

--~a~s~--~1Se 1s-~11-~ss1sSSAGl.
MINIATURE MINI ALMANAC. DEcExsE1 %, 1879.
s ~ Ess: ssI Mss8 d.
PORT OF RtCHMoND. DEcxxurn 22, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight. tGcoxhsaan, aBaJs1Dsss,
m erclmndise, l.. 3. TaiEHs. sa
Steamship Old Dominion xsrker. Nsw YORK,
' Blk saaie, Smith, Liverpool, salt came - rom
City Pejnt. .--tzE. 90
Steamer John Sylvester, POST Nofsok. mer.
chandiss and passengers. T.. p. Tafun, aRsnt
chandise and passengers. W. p. Porter, aren't
schooner Eugle, torsap, down rlyers ESuts
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Stephen Morgan, Cranner, View York,
Schooner Milton, Palmer, Baltimore, December
MEMORANDA.
At Havre. December ls. lark Excelsior, Bowers.
hence ria City Point.
Brig Leonard a. Meyers, Hicks hence at Bio 'a'
Brig sarah and Emma, Carter, hence, as Bio Ja-
ueiro, Novcn,ie: %.
Schooner Harriet brewster, sauires,heacs, At Bio
Schooner Hamburg Hall: vtsgtn.s a S zee -.
December !, aud sailed for Virginia On eto W.
slant.
IBY TELEGRAPH.J
New YORK. December 22.-Arriysd: Steam
ships Georgia. City Of Chester, and Gsiuc-
2CEESsIowT, sscsm6e ad sSootnem n eiSht
DAYS and twentv-two hours from Philadelphia.
NORFOLK. December 22.-B: Il J. BAKER;
wrcckers. have sent their ting TO the gu
prospects are favorable for saving the 7essea ana
cargo In good condition.
Roads for orders before reported ashore, was towed
into this port this morning. -.
SAVANNAH, December 22.-The Steamship S E.a
raj. for Boston, Is ashore on the Horse snoe
since Sunday morning. Several tugs have puifsd
az her, but we're unable to get her Oh. She VIII DC
,lghtened tonight.
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A Brother and Sister Murdered.

New YORK. December 22.-Michael Ryan
and his sister were found murdered. with
their throats cut. in tenement-house in
Broome street to-day. 1t is supposed that
robbery was the cause. There Is no clue 10
the nernetratorH.
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w WINES AND LIQUORS.

Owing to the scarcity Of money, nave reaace"
the prices OF my Wines, and beg 10 eau paf1se.a.
ot,onnon to the very extensive lot OF Champagne
now arriving oonsistingof
BoUzY, DRY vERZESAY,
CARTE BLANCHE,
NAPOLEON, PREMIERE sEARg'
all Of the house OF
BoUCHE, Fills 4 co. Also,
L,RoDERER (Russxn),
,1-,,s.s DRY yERZENAY, and HE1OSiECA.
Furthermore, have now IN the UNITED sIAIEs
CusTOM-HOuSE large lot OF 1Anse n
MESSY BRANDY In half-ppes' quaf'e''' o''"'''
and cases;
o. casks sHERRY-Pale, Standard, Topaz Amon
,illedo, ard others;
| Il cases ANGosTURA BITTERs;
al, Of nv own Importation, and which o1sr 70 tas
! BOND or DUTi.PAID.
v,,, f,,, assortment Of all other imported Wines
aud Liquors, such as
| enasgrs. HOOKS. SCOTCH wE1s6EY'
JAMAICA aud ST. CRoH RUNS
/ CoRDIALs
Of every description, ETC., ETC., and 'a'S' 90
RYE and BOURBON wHIsKEYs'
r am .o,sasnt have larger stock to select nom
| than any other house in the city.
| OSCAR CRAM,
| Importer Of Wines. Liquors, and Clsas,
de2-1m No. II Governor strees.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIsCISNATr December 22.-tlour hfm an l,
steady nj 47@7.25. Corn irmer At "a @oSc. irork
Quiet Sl5 Is cash sales, buyer March 81 :. oV.
Lard frm; steam, Sg6,59 Sc; kettle, PIG. bacon
firm; no shoulders mere; clear IT'D anu cieaI' o.
WhlskCy dulet at 9lc.
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-Cattle dull
market fuYors buyers; sales OF $500 ezra rem
good, H5.6O@S6.50; common, S4@t5. sheep ID
lair demand; sales OF 900 ut "a 5OG*S me at.
ter price for choice. Hogs firmly held al ShooG
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MIR GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF

w GENTLEMEN In WANT OF
NICE DREss-sHIKfs az gTsYaEHyy s IeonScu pii'''
SOCKS, GECVEs, sUSPENDEKs.
G Gak Rnisrs JpAtGiiAssIELrS#ARMERs,
LiSEN. PAPER, and CLOTH-FACED COL
LARS, .-.-
LINEN and PAPER CUFFS, ,,orurDs,
should call ut tESn ppnnSUfiIrrs AZ
75c. reduced from 81. oeAo
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a CIV Party"

ST.. LOUIS, December 22.-President Grant,
with the persons who attended the hlnefal
IF Colonel Dent from Washington, enjoyed
n grand dinner given by General HaWley
after which tue ''gay party" left for WASH
iplton,
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Youthful Criminals.

ALBANY, December 22.-FiYe or six boys,
ranging from fifteen to eighteen years of age.
have been arrested in Schenectady on the
charge of incendiarlsln. Some FIVE or six
fires recently occurring are attributed to
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TnIrISNIJl.E ETS.

LOUISVILLE. December 22.-Flour4uict Grail an
b0m55c. Provisions fruI with an advancing ten
Iency. Pork, S1550@$l6. Bacon nominal
Lard-Seam, s@ssc.; leaf, e9l Oac. WhisAey
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ct. IOITIS MARKETS.

ST, LOUIS, December 22.-Flour 1rn; ID ia y
demand. Low aud medium grades corn Iull al 2 l q
sac. for new mixed. Whiskey steady AZ soc no ,.
u0mipaIly Sl4.50 Bacon-c'ear lid, ONO ciea
stdas SIC. Lard nominal and held at Go.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

w,>uvnroS. y. c., december 22.-splrits tlr
nemtine uuict at SSHc. Kosin dull at FZ.sS .9'
prratmad crude turpentine steady at 20 lor naru
20 .95 for yellow. Tar steady at s1.Zo'
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Trial of Ex-Mayor Hall,

New YORK, December 22.-The trial OF
OK Mayor Hall commenced in the Court OF
oyer and Termincr to-day. Seven jurors
took their seats, subject " peremtory chal'
1nDup
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Great Britain and Spain.

The Department of State has no informa-
ton concerning complications between
Great Britain and Spain.
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Death of q RHIiCpuSe.

CHICAGO, December 22.-Madame Gale
vey, Lady Superior of the Order of the
Sacred Heart of the West, is dead.
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Mexico.
SERIOUS FIGHT OVER AN ELECTION.

SERIOUS FIGHT OVER AN ELECTION.
MATAMoRAs, December PA general
light took place over the mayoralty election.
A hundred shots were fired. Six persons
were wounded on either side. The Federal
troops took possession of the Plaza aud
lnIi
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nT MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH.
ERs.-Don,t fail to procure Mrs. WINSLoW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
the perIod OF teethug in children. 1t relieves the
child of PAIN cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and By giving relief and health 10 the child gives
rest to the neither.
Be sure TO call for ~
"MRs. WINsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale By all druggists. 1e2a-Iu'IhSsen
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WE Lot NJ rIDIES at soc. reduced from 81;
yInIES at Is, 80, AND 85c. aud ap TO ~; ,rrr
New STYLES LEATHER BELTS and BELL
S,rSiaS' in NIL coIors, at 500. worth 81;
HOODS ri 25c, would be cheap ut 60c
uSIDiZED BUTTONS, In new styles, " teaue-
ptrTTON-MOCLUS, ID all sizes: and :, AAhSI
CORD, at LEV ohSA
10
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BosroE. December 22.-The United States
steamer Franklin sailed for Key West this
morning.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

Germany.
ILLNESS OF EMPEROR WILLIAM.
BERLIN, December 22.-Emperor William
has had slight attack Of apop!exy. There
is much uneaSiness.
England.
LONDON, December PA ferry boat on
the Thames capsized yesterday. Thirteen
persons were drowned.
The ship America bus foundered off New
foundland. The captain and three men
were lost. The balance of the crew, after
six days in boats, were picked up by the
Louise Wichard, from Wilmington, n. G.
Hon. Sir Gillcry Pigot, Baron of Exche-
quer, i dead.
Spain.
NEAR CARTAGESA, December 22.-Three
persons were killed yesterday by the explo'
Sion of a magazine.
The besegers have been reinforced by
5000 men, aud an additional force of 1000
is expected in q few days, when Al assault
will be made.
ROME. December 22.-In a consistory to-
day the Pope delivered an allUcution and up
pointed twelve Cardinals.
France.
PARIS, December 22.-In the Assembly
TODAY, several members alluded to the i'm
perfect postal arrangements between France
and the United States, and urged the Govern
meut to hasten the signing of the pending
convention.
The Financial Secretary replied 1t was
the Governments earnest desire to harmonize
the interests Of the two countries, and q
speedy understanding was expected.
Acheen.
SUBMISSION OF THE SULTAN TO TIE DUTCH.
TIE HAGUE, December ga dispatch
from Penang announces that the Dutch
troops have occupied both banks of the
river running through Acheen. The Sultan,
seeing defeat inevitable, has given In bis sub
mission to the Dutch commander.
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Baptlst Chureh Burnet,.

NEW YoRg. December 22.-The Baptist
church on the corner OF Nassau and Liberty
streets was burned last night. Loss, $4,000.
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COUNTY JUDGES

,.a!>.s much less Importance TO be attached
:" the proceedings Of the county courts.
l;tAtr enc ~ the other OF three things must
g, done hy The next Legislature. 1t must
r,.,iorc the iuri> iction Of The county courts.
rl..,.>c tho number Of circuit courts, or call
s.. .uuyrnt!op, "A part Of whose duty II will
p. 20 recommend the ree,ta blishment Of the
I'd :yslym Of magistrates courts. 1t is ap-
gurent That the circuit judges cannot attend
- III Of he business that necessarily de-
y,lye> upon them under the present system.
- make the system thoroughly efficient the
rnnIi,r rf circuiT judges should be doubled.
FMS additional expense. together with in
-g,f,>ed criminal charges On account Of Jail.
...s, would largely more than pay the DIFF
,s."nce between the County.Court system III
u formerly enlarged and lis present citcum-
'rribcd Jurisdiction.
Put q Irhe county. and almost every other
county ia the State, largely prefers the old
i~.urh u magistrates to single legal H.
miuarv.' however learned in the law. Not
..s,-t amongst the requirements Of the Legs
:tUre i that there be allowed the people OF
~ state an opportunity to obltcratc from
i. Constitution many of its obnoxious pro-
i!~irns and when that is done We will lot
want county Judges either Al $500 a year OF
$500, but we will have men Of common scnse
>ui sound discretion, capable of dispensing
Substantial Justice without either mileage,
A!.-,-tcyd. or an eXtIavagant per diem.
G. N L.
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OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGAIEs,
p1cUMOND, VA, Deco mber ~, 1878.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACn T., of =.
b ASSEMBLY Approved Ap5il g. If 1 KS CONS
Wealth until the times for holding the terms
mon bSr respectiye courts shall be prescribed by
in,S TO AZ the lime for holding such terms; Inc
,ar,s o The circuit have been fixed MS follows
'ei Re5ford Counfv-2Oth February, 7th May, ana
is sn3pmattor County.-eth March, goth May, and
! ta Seec osnty.-17th March, aoth May and
Esd September -, o, J,,s and
Ca GsampSsH County.-9th April, goth june an a
io III oT IaInchburo-2Oth April and oath 0cto-
80, SpV !" Ds"@' J. BELL BIGGER
Dei. Clark of House Of Delegates OF virginia.
de 23.2taw1m
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naTENT AND SOFT sEINE.TWlNE,
an NOE: Sometimes, all sizes: Selne.CoT a,
and Cork Wool Linen and Cotton s eSss " ooo
Aaih' MA 1,0'' -N e, LfCHTENSTEIN,s,
17oS and 1907 Frankln stTses.
Remember, that Is the place 70 pu5 tu 20 % an
and best Seine-ThreRd. ~
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BY Telegraph.

NEW 1URK.
NEW York, December 22.-Erenin9.--Money
easier at sos Exchange dull at S.. Gold dull and
stagnant at 1OY@1Ox. Governments duh and
strong. States quiet and nominal
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~HOLIDAY PRESENTS JUST
NEWLY RECEIVED.

MIND hEJEIF I'D.
HANDSOME MIRROR and DREssING-STAEDs;
Elegant pUSGESTs and JINAIGNEITEs, TOILET
SETS;
SrRPRIsE-RoxEs, GERMAN and FRENCH Co.
LoGNES various styles;
LUBIN's and other EXTRACTS; large selection vi
HAlR-BRUsHEs, COMBS, &c.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
dc2O Sixth and Broad streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EET PURE RYE WHISkEYS.-To ali
In want of pure and superior WHlSkEY we re-
spectfully submit tho following certificates from
high authority
(COPY.)
LABORATORY OF STATE ASSAYERAND CHEMIST,
NO. 1913 BROAD ST., NEXT TO CITY HALL,
ri cHMoND, Va, december 18th, 1872
Ihave carefully analyZed for Messrs. JENKINS,
CAPERs 6 Co. a sample Of OLD IMPERIAL CAB
INETRYE WHISKEY, selected by myself, and
representing lot of 100 barrels, and find 1t free
from all authorizations or Injurious substances.
therefore recommend 1t as eminently adapted for
medicinal or family use.
Isigned] WILLIAM TAYLOR, MD.
State Assayer and Chemist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-23

After making thorough chemical examination
of sample Of SUMMERDEAN AUGUSTA
COUNTY, VA.) RYE WHISKEY, selected by my
self and representing lot Of one hundred barrels
in tho hands Of Messrs. Jenkins, Capers & Co.,
fully recommend 1t as entirely free from adultera
tons. and as specially suitable for medicinal or
family use.
Isigucd] WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ D..
Slate Assayer and Chemist.
For sale onlY at tcholsSale, in barrels and half
barrels by JENKINS, CAPERS 8 CO,
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
ll9 south Fourteenth street,
dc on.4t Richmond, Va.