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6 A.. 3Jr.: Ia;lrs extra. $780,: r. g.. zoe. &C.
4 Co..: &c: Ynnrria, 3lc.;. II: r., Csc: q. q,
&c.: 2. extra. 26e.: Gi,es Gordcvs. 30c;; " b.
sssnes a;sa;s adsssssa hSds,
23024c. tiercts, 24G25c.: barrels, 27g2Sc.;
go sse'ass ss s seg sso lis eye
New Orleans prime, Soc ~ ETs45 ~ f!Frs~,
Rice :: Carolina. s09,4c.; RanEoon. &c.
Fish HerriRgs-Easfern grcss, s45Oms6 so;
North Caronna a. No; ! s I new, @.s19ssf9 u
North Sor,h Carolina h roe. as52ssss1s se b.ifar,
rel Nackerel-N6. Bay. $50; No. sfiorr, H27@
ssy 80 y Ss;Trs H. 3 Ss S ass s
sass No. g. si.75. Ness shsd in KITS u. ki''
SIT: Liverpool. s2.15Gs2.2o from y wharf,
$2.35G$2.40 from store; ground alum, w sack.
West Virginia salt, S2.5 2Rbarrei.
Sugar: Crushed. powdered. and graprlateh. liz
10DIO9c.; G.. 9Xe11 DC: yellow. 999kc.: cnt
loaf 13c.: Porto Rico. 9HGS1 04c.; Uemerara, lO1@
lie; New Orleans, 10Hc.. scarce.
Soap: Common, 51Sc.: best washing, 1l0
11Hc. toilet l5@2cc., and fancy prices; coun-
try. 4l5c.
Tsas: Black, 65c:@s1. 2s1,he last prime srl-
si.so. pef'a'' '1'1'e'''''' s''p''''' SA~
Hides. Leather, &c.
Hides: Green. 1860; dry satted. 12@15c.; dry
flint, 100 &C.. wet sailed, SCI oc wet salted calf
Leather Sole leather, oak. $50 45c. sole leather,
hemlock. 20032c.; country upper. 35;@50c.; city
finish, 25@27Sc. y foot kip, soc. @s1 q n: har,
h.: cafskins. French, I'll 25Qs2.25 q s.; rough
skirting, 2S@32c.
Powder, Shot, Etc. ,s
Fuse: Toys mining, zoe. 0s1.25 q 100 feet.
Pom,!er: So 10 by The i've kegs-Iess than five
!shct: Northern, ss7 S q bay of 25ns.
Grtndst0aes: 2GG2hc. II b.
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COTTON MARKETs DECEMBER s.

GsLyEsToS.-Dcmaud moderate good ordinary,
13tc.: ordinary. l2sc. Net receipts, 1905 bales.
txuorts-Continenl, 1857 Laics coas'wlse, 70 70
O'i BAIrlMo 'E mi;!dnxs, $50: low mid
tngs, 14tc. strict good ordinary. l4Sc. Gross
receipts, $50 bales. Fxport3-TO Great Britain.
73O bales coastwise, Ill bales. Sales. 475 bales
spinners 300 bales. Stock, 1851 bales.
ceirts, 34s1 baes Exports coastwise, 1866 bales.
sales, $50 bales. Stock, S,1Sl bales
v lLMIHGToS. - Quiet; mlddlngs nomtnnlly
14a,c. Set receipts, 1928 bales. stock, 2,7G6
iBosroS.-Dull; middings, l6c. Net receipts,
tain, 334 bales. Sales, 200 bales. stock. 5000
MEMpHIs.-Dull and inactive; low middlings,
l4I,c. Receipts, 5.724 bales. shipments, 1866
bales Stock, - 7S4 bales.
NEW ORLEASs-lrrcgular. shade clsier, and
I5c: strictly good ordinary. l4sc. Net receipts,
II, 7O5 bales; grosS,.l ,007 bales. Exports-To
continent. 7,I72 bics; to France, 27O0 bales
coastwlsc, 80 bales. sales to-day, 600 bales
last evening. $500 bales. stock, lG0: O94 bales.
SAvnNSAIL-stcady: middlinss, l5c. Net re-
cepts, 1889 ba les Exports-lo continent, ~ ID
balrs coast Al bales. Sales, 2.307 bales.
stock, lO9,S75 bales. ,,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with fair demand: midi
dliugs, I4GG14Hc.; low mddlings, l4Sal4Er.;
bales. Exports colstwise. 2.30l bales. sales,
200 bales. Stock. 50,Ol9 bales.
ACGUSTA.-Quet; midlngs, l4'c. Keceipts,
1902 bales. sales. l IA bales
MoBIIE-O oened firm but now weak mlddlingS,
15c.: low mddlings l4ac.; good ordinary, &c;
Net receipts, 5,727 bales. Exports c9asa%ist, ol'
PIIILAD sLrIiIA.-Dul; middiings, l6Hc. low
mddlinys, 15Ac.; strciy good ordinary, ,iDac.
Nct receipts 1915 tales gross receip:s, 7e2 BALES
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,..r---,- .s..E ,!..o or the Hichn!onG pi,lairh.l
r.r..r ,usr,EAIp--SCpnEN DEATH Of Me-
f,,.. 'N@.&r-SuNpAY SERVICES RETURN
jl r.1aG 3. ". GREEN SMlTH-vtLLEY RAIL
=.aa -. .!C ASH ESTATE PROBABLE rETl-
..+ T, TIE LEGl>LATrgE FOR A SPECIAL
...a.Av EoE AUGUSTA COUNTY.
-rAv>ro&. December s. 1873.
'ta" T.: ""t given III 4 ioIn"r letter ~ to
L.. i;utin. u! IL" body Of llumhcrt in the
To.. Dr.g Mrs. McG ue'>. about eight or ten
H. fin Iii, city. has been confirmed. 1t
", '.,. l.. ~ Of Mr. Jacob Humbcrt, Il we'll
a...a @.lAcr of this county, aged about
~, ,,..-. lie was 1T the house OF a friend
...- au Thursday evening, and started on
.a., L. liz .!pMc. which Was about mile
G.>.u.:. About Al hour afterwards be WAS
tua&i hl3- dead in the road not more than
,.'9 ;t.,!~ distant from the house he had lett.
!: /, -,Ii.u,~yi that he dicu from apopleXv.
Il. 49, -ri"G last saturday.
Na.W," standing the vary disagreeable
weather lie Churchc> were well attended
yc,,,G,l"y. At the Presbyterian and Episco-
la.liu churches the sacrament Of the Lord 5
Supper Wa administered
j. ". Green smith, judge Of the Hastings
Court ~ -" city OF Staunton, returned on
Saturday ron n "trip north in time TO save
the present monthly term of the court-it
tc,.c the third day Of The term. The court
will to-day BE occupied with the case of the
Valley railroad -. the Ash estate, to deter
min" r." amount Of damages for property Of
III .-t;s:c taken for the Use Of the road This
case Las ta"n before the court several times
"itAou; icing finally adjusted The differ
enc" t"tWccn the assessments is some three
or tpjI thousand dollars. This case has al
trar!"d much attention. and its final adjust
1!cl.l j locked forward TO with interest.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Augusta
COUNTY w!l. hold Il meeting to-day, at which
4 proposition will be submitted TO have
del, ate, appointed from each township to
q -".rrt. convention to Re held in Stallnton
Tor t. purpose of considering the proprety
n irt;tiOnlng tire Legislature for special
road law, 20 .a2t the supervisors may adopt
sG!. yis, inr The ultimate matchmaking Of
M principal roads Of the county. Under
u. i1c>cut road system ii has been found
lnpy,-.h" even 70 keep the roads in good
order, mach less improve them.
GOOD road, are mitch needed in our
county, and the people are anxious for the
"'."p.I"a u some plan which will in time
-lr tAt!.i good permanent thOrou"hi;6ts.
tn"y are rred OF the present system, which
j. expansive without any good results, and
H!lt heartily endorse and carry out any plan
looking - ;Ac permanent improvement Of the
county roads. They seem to be awakened
u tn" tact lt!at good county roads tend more
- the enhancement in value Of their lands
Than 10 railroads.
HE delegates from the Masonic Lodge Of
Ihl- city 10 The Grand Lodge, which meets in
Eici.mond this week. leave here this morn
lM2.
damp. MAX.
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TR ASoIILLITY IN THE ISLAND REMOVAL OF TIE
v1RG,SIUs PRISONERS FROM SANTIAGO, &C.
HAVANA, December .-Captain-General
.Joyellar authorizes the statement that the
entire island IS tranquil. He has no doubt
that all will be arranged pcaccably and salts
factorily and without the slightest difficulty.
He now declares that he does not intend 10
leave Havana or transfer his power into the
hands of General Mcrclo, the Segtndo Cdbo
who arrived by the last steamer from Spain
The feeling of the people in Havana Is
ouictcr, and no disturbance is unprecedented.
The DISPOSITION to comply with the man.
dates of the home government and obliga-
tons of the treaty with the United States,
without further discussion, is becoming gem
erll.
The general commanding at Santiago dc
Cuba in the absence Of General Burricll act
ING without orders, but believing he was
doing right, placed ninety-two OF the Nlr-
oinilIs prisoners aboard the Spanish man-ol-
war BaZan and sent them 10 Cientuegos.
The few remaining prisoners were either 100
i'll 70 he removed, or being youths of tender
aye, had been set at liberty. One of those
thus liberated was engaged as waiter on
one of the Government steamers.
The prisoners, while ut Santiago. were
wei! treated by the authorities. and were IN
no way molested by the populace.
When the Bazan reached Clcntutegos her
commander announced by telegraph TO la
yana his arrival with the prisoners. The
CAPTAIN. General answered by ordering the
immediate return Of the BaZan ana the
prisoners to Santiago, where they must have
arrived by this time.
General Burriel sailed to-day from Ha-
vana to resume command Of the Eastern
Department.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANSAS AT sAST1AGo-TilE
rIRG1SIrs PRISONERS AGAIN, ETC.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, December Sine
limited States steamer Kansas arrived here
Yesterday after hard passage. She eXpc-
rienced a fearful gale from the southwest,
was unable to "lie to-" and being obliged
to run before it, was driven out OF her
course, and finally compelled to put into
Bermuda for COAL !,
The commanders CT the Kansas and the
j uniata have not yet made forma! demand
for the delivery of the Virginius prisoners.
The latter were removed from jail to the
Moro fort this morning.
The French war-steamcr kersaInt anG
the British steamer Niobe are in the harbor
The gunboat Woodlark has sailed for ia
maica.
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Naval Matters.

WASHINGTON, December S.-The Navy De-
partment has dispatch that the Kansas, If
ter Il rough passage, is at Bermudas. All
well.
New YORK, December S.-Work was con-
tinued at the nayy-yard yesterday.
The Colorado was found to be fast III the
mud when an attempt was made to move
her.
No effort has been made 10 remove the
coal-barge which prevents the departure OF
the Spanish vessel ArapileS.
Key WEST, December Cit Is rumored
that the Kansas has gone ashore on the Ba-
hamas, Admiral Scott is anxious about her
safety.
The dispatch-boat Puita goes to Havana
TO- day.
The flagship Worcester remains here. \
forward movement of the fleet has been Or
dered.
The Government diSpatctl-boat Dispatch
has arrived here, four days from Norfolk.
Six hundred barrels of powder were trans
fprred from her 10 the storeshlp PaWnee.
The remainder of the powder from the Dis
match is being deposited at Fort Taylor.
Roth disnntch .boats are on tclcgraphlc Or
ders and under steam. n.o
II
Tinted states steamer Fortune, from WASH
ington for Key West, passed the fort this
afternoon for the Norfolk hayward.
LEwEs, DEL, December s.-rhe PoWha,
tan and Manhattan are detained BY pau
RosTos. December S.-The Franklin goes
into commission Thursday. She will carry
$50 men.
|specIal telegram to the Dispatch.J
NogPoLK, VA, December S.-The torpedo
bout Fortune, Lieutenant Commander r. M
Green, arrived here this afternoon from
Washington. She takes coal and proceeds
to Key West tomorrow. The Manhattan
and Powhatan are hourly expected, also, on
their way south. Work is pushing forward
on the Savannah and Nayhower. MOTE
stores arrived to-day.
There are four vessels loading with cottou
Mt our wharves now for foreign ports. me!
will take about S,7G6 bales.
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OFF1CE.l
RICHMOND, November 20, lS13.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY

CITY COLLECTORS OFF1CE.}
RICHMOND, November 20, 1873.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
"FRoM
O'CLOCK A. NJ. IT, 6 O'CLOCK Z. ".
FROM THE
18TH TO THE 31sT DAY OF DECEMBER,
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose of receiving from any person who
has already paid one-faf only of the city taxes
charged to him The remaining half. and that
TEN PER CENT.
will sc added TO the amount Of said remaining half
Of the tax charged in every case where the party
assessed shall fail to pay said remaining half within
the time SO limited
sBut In case any person, having failed to pay in
the month of June one-half Of the city taxes due
from such person, shall fail to pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the lST DAY OF DECEMBER
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENT
upon the amount of the tax so remaining due
The Collector respectfully calls the attention of
those parties who have 50 repeatedly promised to
settle their bills (other than the half-paid bllls
and on which he has been 50 lcnicnt, that should
he now fail to call on them by the 9Th of Becem-
her. and they fail 10 pay during the month of De-
ccmber. he will he compelled, under the duties
Of his office, to collect in January By LEVY, with
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGNAULT.
dc lin Collector.
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TIE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Franco.

France.
sas HIyEE, DecsMfslb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
funeral service here yesterday for. the vic
Tins of the Vile .du Hayre. Forty thou.
sand francs have been raised for the stlryi-
vors. s,
Spain. a. d. IT ,
LONDON, December ga special to the
Nens says a crisis in the Madrid Cabinet is
imminent. There is great Indignation over
Grants message and Castear's panderipg to
the Washington authorities.
Russia.
ST. PErgRsBuRsH, December S.-The I'M
peral ukase drafts six from every thousand
men into the army, including Poland.
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Prom KDanyiile.
Corr, goad.nce Of the Richmond Dispu,ch.l


DAsyILLE, Va, December &, 1873.
/ hc rcfeuuc from manufactured tobacco
tor The last month amounted to $50, 80
III" sale Of stamps for tobacco on the Isl
instant amounted TO Sl,050.40; on the I'd TO
80; Oh the Sd TO S5,33S. 50; on the
sth 10 3. ll5.40; on the 9th TO s., 1920.
Three Of the Danvilc manufacturing
nouocs-heSsrs. Keen & Keen, A. 5. Fuller.
and J. Is. Pace sold for cash to Mr.. n.
Harri., Of ~. Louis, on the 4th instant, sew
era! lots OF manufactured tobacco, amounting
10 twenty-five thousand pounds.
The Town Council at its last meeting
passed an order tor issuing, on account Of
street improvements, certificates Of indebted
NESS 10 the amount Of $4,000, the said ccrti-
fcsttcs 10 bear eight per cent. interest, 10 be
fcGecInatlc twelve months from date, and o
10 receivable III payment Of town taxes after
maturity.
The Town Council It lis las. meeting also
passed an order for the payment, on the Is.
day OF January next, Of $4,000. the amount
q TIE interest then due on the bonds SUBJ
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,c.fcr from Petersburg.

-,, >r-ks- MEETING or TUE CITY C0CS-
-vo DEATHS ARRESTS ron Sw;NDLiNG--
ENr. &C.
.--,,,,,.ndpncc Of the Richmond nisratch.1
T'r7HKsBrwG, December s, 1873.
,, churches Yesterday were generally
.,,gn,i>.!. Notwithstanding The inclem-
.,.v,,hrr. aud the services were interest
O.. \.r. q; them, however. need be
...,, ,acrt:oncd, except the second dis
.r, series addressed 10 Young rco-
-. Icing delivered Al the iabb-Strcct
.,..~iay church hy the Kew. DIR. With
,.,.,~ The >ii'. jrct OF the sermon
- - auI the discourse Was OF very
.',.,.....,,l ,u.utc~>ivc cioqurncc and
W. Ns.atl>puon has been here for
..,... .:.',. bUi has already acquired
..,, ..gg 4ud :Uadc hiM>cl! extremely
.,.. . ( 3roptc ot NIL denominations.
..,,. ,.,ttinC Of the City Council was
....,> ..tsuopu. After considerable DIS
.-. 1.. sam Of Il 500 was appropriated
#s. 81: The Relief Association. Tue
..- members of the Council were
., - represent the interest OF the city
-:ryA - the Atlantic. Mississippi and
sa.i~aai Company At the meeting oi
~. LhuNJr.> al thai corporation 10 he
.1l.. I~.a in>tant Mayor Wood, DIR.
W.. ". /. ~poit>"ood. j. \. West,
'..r, and I. j. Caleb.
.a,.>> a-o The Council repealed The
..-. s,y,, ,U>3y adopted. providing for
,....,,-< Of the streets at the city.
.l.a 81 the To>t-Otlice Depart
,.lra. hsWcycr. establishing the
.rsy ~ the city. titnt action WAS
.... an! thr original ordinance re-
following mrIGOrr> were TO-
e Il.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. December S.-Flour quiet and firm
prices unchanged. Wheat active and fr'ner: choice
white. 81 .S2ilSl 50 fair to prime white. $1,000
81 10; choice amber. S1.S0@Sl So; good to
prime red. - 70mSl so ;nhio and Indiana, 81 .G5;
81 Gom$iG5. Corn Sctirc so, he While GOD
G9c.: southern yellow. G4I70c. nixei western,
69MIoc Oats quiet and sirltiy: southern. 40
1S0i9c. Hay unchanged. rr1ylsioss strong and
bloSant. Mess pork, $3.50. Bulk lneats--Shoul-
drrS, none Offering: clear rib-slGcs, 7&G7xc. Lard,
St.c. western butter unchanged Coffee very strong:
lair to prime Rio carSoes nominaily 20@23ac.
WhisScy steady and firm at 9i;gn05c. sugar
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHINsToS, December S.-For New
England and the st. Lawrence Valley, cloudy
weather, with areas of rain, and increasing
easterly and southerly winds will prevail.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
gion, continued cloudy weather and rain
during the greater portion of the day, the
winds shifting to southcry and westerly,
with rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
rising temperature, except west of the lower
Mississippi Valley, where a lower temperature
may be expected. In these districts partly
cloudy or clear weather will prevail, except,
possibly, light rain on the coast.
Illness of Professor AgaSsiz.
BosToN, December S.-Proicssor Agassi1
is seriously i'll. His doctor is in constant ut
tendance.
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New YORK, December 8.-Bish0p Armi.
tage, of Wisconsin,, has died here, in st.
Luke's Hospital, of tumor in the vicinity of
the spine. He entered the hospital last
Thursday for surgical treatment. An opera
ton was performed, but after it the Bishop
sank rapidly. He was forty.three years OF
age. His wife was with him during his ILL
ness and has charge of his remains. Dis
patches from Milwaukee received here eX-
press deep and general recret.
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WASHINGTON AND ONO RArLRoAp.-The
annual report Of Lewis Mckenzie, Esq,
president OF the Washington and Ohio rail.
road. gives the receipts for the fiscal year
ending September 80, 1873, at So, 8S2.9S
for the previous year, $50, 722.9s. The in
debteducSs Of the road is $514,173.
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L. 5. Sit is stated by members Of the
Legislature who are present in the city to-
day that Mr.. James Barbour, Of Culpepcr,
will be Il formidable candidate for the United
States scnator>hip, and that he will start out
with twenty-five or thirty votes" Ches'
ter an Petersburg Ec'rS.
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l.. $. S.-From the drift of al editorial
i'll the Wing we should think that it prefers
Mr.. Hunter. We do not: and that is rs taE
rs we care 10 60 ut present toward express
ing choicc.-Lynch5wg Nrg'ntdn.
The RerablicGn seems to be for John
Gnnir
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HELD FOR MANsLAuGuTER. Charles II.
Shalcs, a pretended physician in Boston, was
held to bail in the sum of $4,000 Saturday,
charged with manslaughter in procuring an
abortion, which terminated fatally to his
icfi,
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, December Section quiet: sales
Wh;skcy trmer and fairly active ut csc. Wheat
2a4c. better: limited supply: winter red western,
81 80. Corn 1G2c. better; white western, 79c.
gold. kite quiet. Pork held higher new. $40.
Lard tirmcr nc SIC. NavalS quiet. Iaow active
at 7HsNd7 l-l6c. Freights quiet.
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by Telegraph.

NEW
NEW YORK, December S-lfoon,-Stocks active
and irregular. Money, bid Gold, 1885,. En-
change-Long, S3s; short, 91i. Governments strong.
States strong.
ng.--Money, 7 to gold. Sterling steady.
Gold stronger at 1092sI1094. Governments
strong aud dull States quiet aua strong.
The siIb-rrcaSury paid out to-day $4,000 gold
on account Of interest, and sG4, 900 for called
bonds.
Customs receipts to-day :30S.00O.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISNATI, December S.-Four dull at $685.
MS7.1O. Corn firm: old ear. 52lg53c.; shclled,
soc. new ear. 4744Sc. Pork frnier and unset
tied; held higher at !l5@Sl 5.25. Lard-hcttlc
strong at SEaSlic. steam held firmly ut &c. Ia
quiet and steady; shoulders 6ac. sides, INC.
Whlskcy firm and active at SSc.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS,

ST. LOUIS. December S.--Flour; grades ranging
from S3.50GS6.25 scarce and wanted: Other
higher; 80. = r,xcd new, soc. Ia elevator; old,
CSC. on spot. Whiskey firm and slow ut 88Hc. Pork
higher little doing aud irregular; held at sl4 for
standard Bacon-Ncthing doing. Lard held firmly
NJ IGr.
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scr:hcd hy .hc corporation for tie lynch
burg and Danvillc railroad.
44saIhe sstore- windows, along with hand bills
OF "sclling off, at, cost for CASH. give
indications or the approach Of !" Santa Claus
and his wife with him." ALrHA,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. DECEMBER 0. 1878.
suu rises,... 715 Moon rises. BOO
Sun sets. ........ 445 High tide. SG4
PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcEMsEH b, 1873.
s- ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New lork,
merchandise and passengers, u. w. Allen e Co.,
at RSris Msgdals Fleming, Liverpool, salt, Daven-
port / Morris.
SAILED.
Steamer Alliance, Curr, Philadelphia, tnerrtssn"
oil - and passengers, ". +. Porter. agent
Steamer John sylvester, Post Norfolk, nefcnhnA
disc and passengers, l.. Il. Tatum.
ss ..ss s... (BY TELEGRAPII.l .-...
NEW YORK, December S.-Arriyed: Virginia.
Mtecl. .- $50
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<TOTlCE.-Hay wing qualified ~ aom MN
~ trarrix OF my la:e hnshand. siMoS n nE nay.
STERN, all persons indebted 10 h,na VI" puIIIp
pr AsRaH HE'LL 81 Elm, who are aaiho.iL H.:
70 act for nlc. Persons haYttB cla lie aSaams,
s,at viii nresept them 10 either OF my SAID ssrs,
-; q srs HANNAH HELESTSEN,
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MANCHESTER, December q, 1878.
THE COUPONS UF TIE loMN Wy
MANCHESTER win be PAID when pressh'e"
at my ONCE Auditor.
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WILMINGTON, y. c., December S.-Spirits tur-
Dcn;ine steady At 3Sc. RosIn steady ut $2.25 for
future delivery Crude turpcntlne steady 1t W for
hard, ~ 90 tor yeow-dip.
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FINANCIAL.
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nANK OF COMMERCE.

DANk OF COMMERCE.
This hank offers its services for legitimate aud
safe banking. and sollcits business.
nEPOSiTS bearing Interest will be received and
certificates issued inere,ar n ,c Ho WIN
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EAcHAN"h lot
sale In sums 10 suit. s.o,a l., ,,f, md
oo a,bcr markets OF the country on commission.
srr aTE COUPONS, receivable for taxes, for SAFE
aI ' E.iTTi,Ss made on all accessible points
Correspondence solicited. ,,, ,..,,or
no 25-lm JOHN =. i-..".SI ~-----
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. dc.

NICK'S FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1874
200 PAGES.
Published QUARTERLY
Al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 4 YEAR.
FIRST No. FOR 1874 JUST ISSUED.
4 GERMAN EDITION At SAME PRICE.
Address JAMES WICK.
dc a-dSlE W.T. Rochester. y. \.
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Rev. John VI. Rose, 4 liccntiatc Of Fay
ctteyilc PrcSbytcry, Vas ordained by East
Hanover PrcShytcry. at Norfolk, last Satur-
day
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PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA, December S.-The cttie market
Is morerately active and tirmer; sales OF 900 eX-
ira PENNSYLVANIA nd western steers at 87DS7.50
fair to good. S5.50@S650; common. s49f5.
,4:30@*5.75. Hogs lrmly held; sales OF 1000
ut ~
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS,
WILMINGTON MARK ETS.

LOUISVILLE, December S.-Flour Arm. Corn
steady ut 60GI65c. for shclcd. Provisions hrmcr.
Mess pork. Tl5. Bacon nominal. Lard active and
hiunr nt Oh | DC.
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rI'HE BUSINESS RECENTLY CON
l. bUGTED by Mr.. r. STANsBURY ut No. 22l
cast Main street will be conducted hereafter ell
lircy by the undersigned. i therefore most respect
fuly invite the custom OF our former p"trons, and
the bubble generally TO give me Ill, ana viii EN-
dciyor 10 give satisfaction In quality aud price;
de o.2w +. r. ATKINSON.
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BALTIMOkE.

BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December S.-EirSnia conSols
49a.. West Vlrginia's 10. North Carolina G's, old
24; special tax, 10. Bid.