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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-12

Buy YOUR slate and marble NANTES OF Hamil-
ton & Pearson, Y. NJ. q. A. building, corner Ninth
and D streets. They keep the largest stock and
variety in the District. AlEo.f. latrobe stoves,
CRATES, ranges, sc, and at prices that defy com
petition, considering quality. Call at show rooms
eQualed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-12
Tho following is the score

STARS BEAT THE CRUSADERS.
A match game of base ball was played yester
day on the grounds corner Thirteenth and n
streets, between the Stars and Crusaders.
TIE Stars won by score Of "a to 10.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-12
ADJUSTMENTS. So.

ID rVSIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
RCSEDAIH & ATLANTIC.
Olympic groInds, TL%OAH, al 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
i. Alabama Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, December 1.-THE State
Legislature, now in session herr, adjourned
to-day until January 18th. Prior thereto a
bill was passed and approved by the Cover
nor appointing two citizens commissioners
for two years, charged with the duty of adj
justipg the legal liabilities Of the State on
bonds issued and endorsed by it, and the
coupons on the same, together with the in
terest thereon. The commissioners are di-
rected TO advertise for the presentation of
said claims. and when so adjusted as provi-
ded their action must be endorsed by the
Legislature. The commissioners shall re-
port their proceedings to the Governor, and
he to the General Assembly.
The Governor has appointed L. W. Law.
Ter, of Talladega, and T. B. Belthea, of
Montgomery, as the commissioners. They
are men Of great financial ability. The Gov.
ernor (er-oficio) will also be member OF
the Board of Commissioners.
The Alabama Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, in session here, has
adjourned. Rev. Jefferson Hamilton, an
aged and valuable member, died during its
session.
Judge E. N. Kiels, of Eufaula City Court,
now in Washington, D.. c., has resigned.
Articles of impeachment were pending in
the General Assembly against him. He was
also under Indictment for felony. General
Apheus Baker has been appointed to sue
coed him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
a Chasty Letter from Pulaski.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.l
Dr. .rrI Y nanarn haf LIZ 1914


PULASKI, VA. December 16, 1874.
Historians say the best times to live in are
the worst times to read about. We are just
In this condition now. Our corn Is about
gathered in, and good crop, too; our wheat
has gone to market, and our cattle, too our
pork is kiIled-wbat with sausage, chine.
back. bone, and spare-ribs, We are having a
good time.
We have no murders or daring robberies
to chronicle, and hence are in good condi-
ton all round. 1t is true we have very lit
tie money. but we need very little.
We have General Terry to represent us in
Congress, and not the Hon. Fayette McMul.
lin. BY the way, the latter gentleman Is as
quiet as mouse since his defeat; he is ru-
minating, suspect, on the inexorable "de
qusttbus non."
The weather has been of an Italian mild
ness until the present; cattle are still pick
ing the green blades in our fields, and the
bay stacks present an unbroken contour.
General Mahone has opened his heart and
our express facilities. We are no longer on
the tread.mil Of consolidated local ex-
press'; We are not troubled about the eX-
ecutive messages, State or Federal; we care
neither about hard money (when was money
not hard y, nor the effort to get something
out of nothing, as seen in the desperate
manipulations of the pub. fumes. Our
motto is, if you have got the money pay it
if you have not, give your note, if you have
to face thousand protests. Neither the
Governor, with his practical mind and hon.
est heart, nor Mr.. Hunter, with his classic
genius and rich legislative experience, can
create q quld out Of nI don't let the
printer put it quill out Of nail--We are
talking to scboars). .-
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

Germany.
BERLIN, December lit Is rumored that
Bismarck regards the action of the Reich
stag Yesterday In voting that in order to up
hold its dignity the Constitution should be
amended so as TO prevent the arrest OF de-
nuty during session as equivalent to vote
of q want of confidence, and IS determined
IN resign. 1t is further said that In conse.
nuence of this view Of the Chancellor the
RESOLUTION will be modified at to.day's Sit
ting of the Releasing.
England.
LONDON, December 1.-THE crew of the
brig Brocklesby, at Liverpool from calves.
tom have been sentenced to imprisonment
for terms ranging from six to eight weeks ZOE
mutiny. e..
The bark Dolphin, from Charleston for
Bristol, put into Nantes, having recelVeu
much damage by severe gales.
The bark Rathesay, from Norfolk 1or LiY-
erpool, arrived at Falmouth to-day. she en-.
countered heavy weather, and is consldera'
bly, injured.
PARIS, December IA heavy snow has
fallen here, crushing 10 the roof Of one OF
the markets, killing and ipjuring many per-
SONS.
sAHrANpA, December 17.-The storm 10
the Bay OF Biscay continues. Many boats and
over seventy persons are missing. NO To-
reign mails have been received for esghs
dayS So.
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DISTRESSING SUICIDE OF YoUsG MAN IN
An INSANE ASYLUM Gray boswell, twenty
eight years OF age, patient in the Maryland
Hospital for the insane, at Spring Grove,
near Gainesville, Baltimore county, commit
led suicide by cutting his throat with ra-
zoF belonging TO another person on Sunday
morning last. Mr.. boswell was from Vir-
gnia. He had been placed in the hospital
some months ago, and was under surveil-
lance because Of two previous attempts at
suicide. His insane cunning, however, tri-
umphed At last, at a moment when the SUI
peryisor's back was turned.
His insanity exhibited itself in a morbid
Selse Of fear that be was despised by those
who had formerly respected him. On this
account he desired TO die, and was watchful
Of every moment to put bis intention into an
act. In September he exhibited signs Of
Improvement, but when allowed to walk
alone in the grove hanged himself to tree.
he was discovered in ii ne to be rescued.
subsequently an affecting interview with
relatives made his case worse.-Baltsmore
Sun, In.
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Letter from retersburg.
correspc nd nice OF The Richmond Dispatchil

| - ENTHUSIASTICALLY Az DecpIDpe 4fs Az 4.g
Rev. wv. T.. Hatcher. ID. D., the able. and
popular pastor OF The First Baptist chufchol
| this city, will celebrate his e"ttn wedding =
on Tuesday night, and will give a "t,r !" eG-
tertainment appropriate to the toccasion, to
which many Of his friends have been in
ytted. - 4. 49,, 4 a, Il. ! .sts
1t is to-day denied, though confidently
asserted on yesterday. that the, VIII OF the
hate Darcy Paul made such provision rs
has been reported for the Methodist Orphan
Asylum aud the Washington.Ssreet Metho.
dist Episcopal church. si as232#
| 1t Is remarked 10y everybody that an
unusually large number OF strangers from
the streets to-day This Il due in part to the
preparations thai are being made for Christ
mas, and In part to the steady increase Ia the
trade of the town, which has been going on
for several months past, t,.-,5.... .,,4 -.
The receipts Of cotton for the three mouths
Of the cotton year just passed exceed those
Of the same period OF last year by 1900 bales,
and the business of the city in other respects
has undergone a proportionate improve.
ment. - i > y,
T. The condition OF young Robert Slaughter,
who was accidentally shot by himself some
weeks ago, is to-day so serious that doubts
are entertained of his recovery. His father,
John f. Slaughter, Esq, of Lynchburg, and
Or. Hunter Mcclure, of Richmond, have
been telegraphed to attend his bedside. II
The 'Presbytery of East Hanover con-
yened last night 10 the Washington-Street
Presbyterian church.
Asermon was preached By Rev. n. N.
Woods, on John, 10th chapter, 7th verse.
After the sermon, the Moderator, Rev. Mr..
Woods, called the Presbytery 10 order, and
DR.. Brown offered the opening prayer. Ell
der r. T. Lester was elected clerk. The roll
was then made and embraced the following
members present: Ministers-The Modera-
tor, Rev. n. NJ. Woods, Rev. DR.. Brown,
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon, Rev. G. L. Petrie. FL
ders = Thomas Flournoy, of Brunswick
church, and r. T. Lester, Of Second church,
Petersburg.
Dir. II. #. Jones, of Brunswick church,
was then presented as candidate for lieen-
sure. The Presbytery proceeded to exaul-
inc Mr.. Jones. on Theology, Ecclesiastical
History, Church Government, and the Sacra-
ment. The examination was very credita-
bly, sustained, in the presence of the assem-
bled congregation. Mr.. Jones then present.
ed his Latin Exegesis, Critical Exercise, and
Lecture, all Of which were referred to COM
mittees for their examination. Popular
Lecture referred to DR.. Brown; Critical Ex-
ercise to DR.. Witherspoon; Latin Exegesis
| to Mr. Petrie.
At the session of the Presbytery this
| morning Mr.. Jones preached his trial SER
mon, which was acceptable to-the body, and
the ceremony Of licensing the candidate to
preach was formally proceeded with. The
| trial sermon of the candidate was of unusual
ripeness and ability, and gave great satisfac-
| ton. The Presbytery then adjourned sine
diets session having been called for the
special purpose Of licensing MIR. Jones.
| ROuN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

TRAVELLERS IN DIsrRgss.-A middle-aged
man, accompanied by bis wife and three
children, one OF them in; ma, applied yes
terday to his Honor Mayor Vansant for as.
sistance to reach their home 10 Vermont.
lie stated that he bod gone to Richmond,
Virginia, at the instance of q relative. who
had promised him work. On arrival there
De found bis relative had left Richmond, and
being unable 10 obtan employment he had
started back for Vermont unprovided with
means; that through charitable persons he
had met they bad been forwarded thus far,
and ne wished further assistance on bis
route. His Honor furnished them transpor.
tation eastward, and with msny thanks the
family ut once lett 10 pursue their journey
Baltimore Gazette ITih.
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BURNING OF A LARGE SILK MILL.-Hdrt.
tTd, Conn. December 1e. "A large mill in
Walehoue Point occupied by the Leonard
Dix Company and The Chspin and Barber
DIX Company WAS totally destroyed by fire
this evening. The ni!l sud buildings covered
about two acres, and about two hundred
hsnds were employed. The total loss Is pro.
oabiy over half 8 million dollars. The fire
was the work If &c iDoendisry. The, gas
Gofks of the factory supplied the village
also, and the fire lief. the Inhabitants in DARK
hees. fhe loss is 3 severe one TO the village
as Well as 10 the owners Of the mill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December IL, 1874.

OFFERINGS.
WuEAr.-White, 81 bushels. Red, sos BUSH
els
CoRN.-White, 1,O66 bushels. Mixed, lse BUSH
els.
OATs.-2S2 bushels.
HyE.-16 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White, SO bushels at II. AZ; / So bushels
prime at S1.45; IA bushels at 81 SO; 80 bushels
at $50: 20 bushels very good at S1.45 GU
bushels prime at sI.45 Total, 2S4 bushels.
WHEAT..Ked, SO bushels prime az S1; a A
els ut Lag; 70 bushels at ~ 40: E bushels at
xl.36; SO bushels fair at IL 35; 20 bushels very
good at $1.43; 400 bushels at $l.30. Total, sos
bushels.
CoRN.-Whte, "a bushels prime at 75c.; l24
bushels very good at 75c. 81 bushels very good at
74c. 46S bushels at 72c.; so bushels very good at
73c. Total. 800 bushels.
CONSULTED, 20 bushels at 70c.; so bushels
con mon at &c. Total. 80 bushels.
OATs-l22 bushels good on private terms; l6
bushels spring at &c.; IA bushels very good at
CSC. Total, 2S2 bushels
RYE.-16 bushels common at 92Hc.
RE-HXHIBITED.
WuEAT.-Red,4 400 bushels.
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FIRE IN FARMvILLE.-On Thursday morn
ing last about 3 o'clock the old "Currie
Factory" the property of Mojor 81. r.
Hooper, was destroyed by fire. The build.
ing was insured~in the Old Dominion Com.
psny for 81, 500, which amount, We presume,
will fully cover the loss.-Mercury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
RAILROADS AND, sTEAaIERs.
pAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT

RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT;
-ACLINES.-CHESAPE AND OHIO.-Aai1
train leaves daily except on Sunday q. 81 a; a.
texeeps on Saturday, at $40 r 81. Arrives At SsS
A. NJ. Accommodaiiont rin leaves daily Except,
rives in Richmond at s:aU A.. NJ .e0.1'''' -
RICHMOND AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ex.
press leaves Richmond daily at II :.P. M.
Through Mall leaves Richmond daily At t:3 r. III.
"a. III. = = - = III =
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND Po-
TOMAC-1D .a Nal leayss DAILY a1a a, ar 2;sstr ID.
q Il ~ teScep, aondayS ACCUMULATION Raves
Rrrses at aoi hanover ~
YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE.-Passsn-
ger AND Mail leaves daily NJ
days. and Saturdays at A. 81.
RIcHMoND ANp PET. PETsERIs7 30, II DAY
Thr9ush Mall h6 Leaves Richmond daily on
Eveains Mall leaves i:4s P. II. daily. Arrives ct
1850 p. NJ. Freight train, with coach attached,
leaves Eifhm9nd daily except Sunday at Am.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamer for Norfolk and James River landings
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at $50
A. NJ. Arriveat $50 P. NJ. m Gg-I
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers for. New York leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 8 r. NJ Travel
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for Baltimore leave Richmond on Tues
days and Thursdays at A. NJ, and saturdays at
Pm. -.
CANTON INSIDE LINE.-st Steamers leave Rich
mond from corner OF Twenty-second and Dock
streets, tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays con-
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
| for Philadelphia. '4ssi
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, AND NOR
FOLK LISE--Steamers leave Richmond at IL ID.
every tuesday, and SATURDAY.
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p.1r,n,,.. !. .ks ETs.

BALTIMORE, December 17.-Fionr nnehange.t .
~ rTime western. 81 15@S1.16; red Mxrylsnd,
al .2O1yl .26: red Maryland amber, VI .20gS!:So,:
Maryiand white. $1,000 1.35. Corn nrm. S Wnlse
sontbern aOGS0e. tsatS firm and scarce; southern.
ssMToc' Kye unchanged y. 81. Hay unchagge6.
Provisions weak and quiet. POI unshangsd:s 5 Bas
u,ea riS.sdes. IOac bacon lower jnbbing sales
~ sbouiders nj IOlc.; clear rib-stdes 12h@12Ac.
sugar cured hams dull at l39l4c. LarG an.
cSa"oed. WesIern butter In fair demand choice
seas185c.; rolls, 2S932c. Coffee quiet but nro
,th fssr fobbiug trade iair 20 prime lilo care q
at I7Y(Gl9Hc- Whiskey, S1.O29'tA.oS. sugar ~
s,ooi Armand nj 0kc- z15ssss Ef.@
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fcYmmtttee by EXC Governor Baxter aud Lowe
will be Predicted onithe & protest, hutatithe
same time they will insist that Garland Is the
legal Governor Of Arkansns. s
Miss Kellogg at the National Theatre at.
tfacted an immense audience tonight to
hear the new opera Mignon. The President
and the King of the Cannibal Islands occu.
pied opposite boxes. The Federal and Sand
witch Island flags ornarnented Tor etherwise)
both the Kings and the Presidents boxes.
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North Carolina sfate Debt.

RALEIGH, December ia resolution
passed the Senate to-day providing for con.
ference of the joint committee on the public
debt with the creditors of the State, and
calling a meeting of the committee in this
city on the 14th January, 1875, due notice to
be given in the leading papers of the coun-
try. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT FOREST CRY, AR:
KANsAs.-Menphas, December 16.-A fire in
Forest City, Arkansas, this morning, de-
stroyed the courthouse with large portion
of the records, Gurley's billiard-ball, The
store of Isard s. Prewett, and Pape Broth.
er's building, in which were the Telegraph
and Times newspaper offices, Eyar'S drug
store, NJ. Isaacs's store, Gray d shire's drug
store, and Sorey g. Co.'s grocery store. Tota
loss, $4,000; partly insured.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, December 17.-The specie
shipments to-day were over 100000.
The Stock Exchange will be open Satur-
DAYS after the holidays.
Tweedj was again up on habeas corpus.
The case was adjourned to Tuesday, and
Tweed recOmmitted.
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Death of a Congressman.

NEW YORK, December 17.--Hon. John B.
Rice, member of Congress from the First
Illinois district, and formerly Mayor Of Chi
cago, died this evening at the residence of
bis daughter, Mrs. Kimball, in this city.
The body will be taken to Chicago.
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NE-p-NT1I DI4 EDs
WuEAT.-Red, 400 bushels.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, December IL, 1874.
The Richmond tobacco market has undergone no
material change since our last weekly report. Busi
ness at present Is somewhat dull, incident to the
approaching Christmas holidays, and there is little
doing, especially In priced tobacco. The subject of
the abolition of the inspection Of tobacco will pro-
badly be discussed after the holidays in the Legis-
lature, and the question continues 10 excite good
deal of interest among the tobacco as well
as planters.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, December Ia, 1874.
country Produce.


.Conntry Produce.
Roots Ginseng, s1.25Gs1.6o.; seneca, without
tor. 65aSoc- q
Bucktoheat: 2X@3c- y d.
bcsS,Du.s: 49, q d. -.
TO eood. 15a1 &c.: common; 1osul
Rroon-f,or1l Green, $685.: rea, 4goc.
CorY Hsnt: $4,000. u ousheL
Cbsstauts: SG.5C @lS2.75. ,e,o.
Dried Fruit: Applas-fsncy, u D., Ss9Sc. :
brighs, 70se: quarters and haiyes' sse egac
Peache,-P eeltd ls@2sc.; unpeeied' oGoc.
cn saps n Sarrs 27@asc. q dozen; IN crates
2S@30c. !. .,,,od ,o-esu Yin.
"a 75ls5; supert> 80, ha fs so
s6 % family. osSnary run, 81 .2oessf'oo iaiis'
D'1 ssasssrs. Prime nre-soose, so@eoe; common y
e'1S sarsssd: sl.7Oasl.7S y sashsl: =. dove,
Hsu. Virginia uInotny, 90c.44l.eo, eAo ''s
'g ,sns Baled. s5@a0c. q i00 rs.
! Potatoes: lrish. GbOc. ~ ouh hs-a'
Lr1d > GounIf v. D ,nta,4.s i3ucs. /.
IDi4... Chickens, log 1c.
l NE: zoe. ss oasle,. s:
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BY telegraph.

NEW YJKK WhEk ETSs
NEW YORK. December 17.-Cotton quiet; SAFES OF
1.I19bales nt l4h114hc. southern -four quiet and
unchsngtd. What quiet and shade easier. with
very limited demand u. 1870 81 "a for winter req
western s1.25@$l.3l for amber western, Si.Zs
amber MICHIGAN. Corn dull and declining; csc, for
old western,mIxed iu store; SS@9lAc. for new west
ern mixed and yellow; 90kc for new yellow south
ern. Coffee quiet and UNCHANGED. Sugar quiet
Rice quiet and UNCHANGED. Tallow steady. kosin
steady. Turpenrne frazer at 35hg38c. pork ani,
prime steam, 1870. Whiskey al shade easier o.
X Of EreightS Stcady. IS sEEFsF u
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1Ohhss
NEW YORK, December Noon.-Stocks dull
and lower. Money, 81. Gold, l11X. Exchange
Long, 4s5h; short, 490h. Governments active
and steady States dull and nominal.
Euentng.-Money firm at 3@3h. Sterling, 4e5h.
Gold dull at 111S0111h. Governments DULL and
strong. States quiet and steady.
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Railroad-Tax Sustained.

ATLANTA, GA, December I7.-The Supe..
rior Court of Fulton county has sustained
the law taxing the railroads Of the State,
excepting the Georgia railroad and the Au-
gusta and Savannah railroad. The case to
90 to the Supreme Court.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

[DOYALFIRE INSURANCECOMPANY
N OF LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. -.
Deposited With Treasurer Of Virginia. 600
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
i PANY, OF LONDON.
ASSETS, OVER............... ..PlI,ouupuU
DepOsjted with Treasurer OF Virginia.. .*bO,OVv
Shareholders personally Responsible Tor the ooii-
cations OF the above companies.
Representing the above staunch old English CONF
panies, we solicit the patronage OF the puolc upon
settlement OF all Claims, ano heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE y Co, Agents.
mn I a No, llUS MAIN streets
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Sentence Commuted.

RALEIGH, N. c., December 1.-THE SEN.
tence of David Martin (cclored) to be
hung to-day at Wilmington was commu.
ted to Imprisonment for life.
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Mayor OF Philadelphia Threatened.

OI Vh1EHUS1Phl11 SHtSHHooH'
PHILADELPHIA, December 17.-An anony-
nous communication was received by Mayor
Stokely to-day threatening violence if en-
poyment was not supplied for the starving
poor, and complaining that Italians were
working on the Centennial buildings, exclud-
~
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Fatal Explosion.

! HARRISBURG, Pa, December ia water
main exploded to-day, killing the engineer
of the water.works and laborer.
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DOR PHILADELPRA.- xssHFk
l. The steamer J.. W. EvERMAN,
Captain .PLATT, will receive freight for the above
port till SATURDAY the 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock. :,
Freight taken OF low rates for Wilmington, Del.
Providence, and Boston.
stateroom, $S. W. Z. P0hIGK, Agent
h de 1927 2a2o DOCK street.
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Z nI1lsurf.IG 4. MARY ,RTs

yorrsyti.Ls. December 1 H. HreadstnMs IN
changed. PORK dull aud dS3itning a. 1900
Raean pl and Jecifntpg SD .ouidefs, 9sc. clear
IN. ssS. supar.cared hats s. 14hgVt Be. Lard
Tietce, iaAc. keg, ! 54c Whsssey, SIC
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- VIRGINIA PENITEEzIARY,
OFFICE BoAkD OF DIRECToas:.

R1cHMuND, Va, December 10, 1874.
cEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Re-
SCEIVED at This Office until FNiDAY, Dec
Der 18Th, at ~ M, for sixIY,Tamaasshsos ~
ds,vered MT this inst,utiosa during the year 1870
nj such timys aud in sueh quantities as The superia
tendent may dlrt CT. fnE which monthly PaymenS
viii De made. The Beard reserve we plgn.a !" ie
tect any and all bids BY order OF tne boaiq:
- 49, Gn0RGs BARGA MIN,
Ss16-at PresId emit of the Board OF Directors
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Observation-Disclosures ~
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