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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-09

THE CIVIL RiGHTs BLLs--AlIygD SCHOOLS. 49,
We publish elsewhere a letter from Professor
Newell, President Of the State Board of Edu-
cation, addressed to Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, The
member of Congress from this district, stating,
| in effect, that the passage Of the Civil Rights
| Bill now pending before that body may de-
stroy the present Free School system OF this
State. His fears are well founded. We have
apprized our readers Of the contents Of that
bill and we repeat them again. 1t is very
shor. and is simply this Every public place,
theaters, hotels, schools, railroads, &c, shall
be open to all classes Of citizens without dis
tinction of race or color, and penalty added
for refusal, besides a suit for damages The
Legislature of Virginia has entered a protest
against its passage, and the Legislature of
Maryland may do the same thing, but it will
do no good The advocates of the bill seem
determined to press its passage, and fit should
pass the death-knelI of the Free School sys-
TEN is sounded. Why the bill is pressed with
such pertinacity is incomFrehcnsible. In both
Maryland and Virginia ample provision is be-
ing made for the education of colored children,
and greater efforts will yet be made. By the
Fourteenth Amendment the colored people
have their rights guaranteed, and the present
bill is unnecessary TO enforce any of these
rights. If it be to bring about social equality
t will be failure, and if Mr.. Sumner hopes
to live TO see that accomplished his age will
far exceed that of any Of the patriarchs
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. This body met at
Annapolis on Wednesday last. The Senate
and the House were called to order at noon by
their clerks, all the senators being present but
one, and all the delegates but two. Hon. Jno.
K. Longwell, of Carroll, was chosen tempora-
ry chairman of the Senate, and Hon. Greenbu-
ry NJ. Watkins, temporary Speaker of the
House of Delegates. The voting for United
States Senator will commence on the 10th in
slant, with the chances decidedly in favor of
the election Of Gov. Whyte.
We notice among the appointments of Com
| mittee Clerks, the name of our townsman r.
A. Bogley, Esq.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-09
NEW PROVISION STORE
RIO REWARD.

sDfU
ESCAPED from the Jail, at Rockville, Nd,
on Sunday, the l4ih Instant, two negro men,
NELSON JOHNS ON II bright mulatto, Of
stont figure, about feet 10 inches high,
wears slight moustache and side whiskers
and JAMES TllRUSTON, man of dark cop
per color, thick set, has large wide mouth
and large eyes, be wears Il goatee and nous
iache.
The above reward will be given for their
arrest and detention until or one Of my
deputies can get charge of them; or twenty
dollars reward will lie given for the arrest
and detention of either Of them.
EWD II. WATERS,
dec l9-tfn Sheriff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-09
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICEish hereby given hatthesubscrib-
IN erhas obtained from the Orphans Court
of Montgomery county letters of administra-
tion o n the personal estate of
BENZ. IT. M4RLOW,
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons
having claims gains tsaid deceased, are here
by warned to xhibit thesame withthe vouch-
ers thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the
9th day of January, 1875; otherwise, they.
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit o.
said estate. Persons indebted to said estate
are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand thiseth day of Janua-
rv, 1874. JULIUS NARROW,
jan cit Executor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-09
high STANDARD VALUES,

IN REAL LYONS vELvETS AND VEL
YETEENS.
In Black Silks Evening Dress Silks each.
emires, Cashnieres, Poplins, nentral tint;
Dress Silks, lpacas; Mohairs, Merinos, &c.
&g- One whole scale of prices made 10 ac-
cord with the changed condition ofthe money
market
Northern and Eastern correspondents send
us new supplies daily,
ONE PRICE ONLY, MARKED IN
va PLAIN FIGURES.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-09
cALT, SALT, SALT.

Salt by the Sack or smaller quantities al
ways on hand by
nov 2s-6mn BOUIC BROS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-01-09

Jan s-5w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-29
Letter from Petersburg.
of the Richmond Dlspatch.1
D-nr1cpY,pn nnopm her % 1874.

fCorrespondence of the Richmond Dlspatcu.1
PETERSBURG, December %, 1874.
Last night several attempts to COMMIT
were made in this city, but fortu-
nately in every instance frustrated. The
residence of Mr.. N. j. Blick, on Halifax
street. was partially entered, as was also that
IF ;aotain J. Riyes Hoffman, adjoining It.
In the latter case the burglars injected chic
reform into the parlor, installing 1t TOT the
chamber. In their attempt to enter through
n window they aroused the family, and were
frightened off by the firing OF: 9 gun. .is.sl
z The police gave dinner To-Day, upon
which occasion speeches were made 6Y Mayor
gregory, DIR. j.. M. peasants, y. ]. Camp
bell. and Captain Goodwin.
4 Mayor Gregory and I. jefferson Clarke,
ESQ. addressed the colored Temperance SO.
ciety to-day, this being the anniversary OF
their organization. -, =. =
The Masonic fraternity celebrate st. johns
5Day by a supper Tonight.
The Merchants National Bank Will declare cia
a dividend tomorrow Of nine per cent. Tbs
il the second dividend declared by thls lE'
stitulion, the whole amounting to twenty
four: Der cent. 'Ghe receiver, M. Orsor
Adams, is confident that " hen toe affairs o
the bank are wound up he will be able 20 DE
clare q total dividend of forty per cent. Thu
is much better than had been anticipated.
Cloudy and snltry. ROBIN A A-[sli1sss
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: e e RAILROAD LINES. "a Ks ~
"a m ID % - -
RICHMOND AND DANYLLE HAdL4oAD %.
f1FFTCE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
IL RICHMOND, VA, December 30, 1874.

RICHMoNDARD DANyLLE a1 LAoAp ia
~ RICHMOND, VA, December Is, 1874.
HHANGE OF SCHEDULE-TO TAKE
" EFFECT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1874:
TRAIN No. 1.--CHARLorTE EXPRESS, West
Bmseviiie At s:ss 4. II; leaves Dundee at 1908
P. NJ; leaves DaByfIe at la1 Z. Al arfiWs
at greensboro at 343P ID. II No.,
YORK R EXPRESS, Eastward-L Leaves Greensboronas
lis P. NJ; leaves Danville at 33S Z; NJ. eayss ave,
Dundee al s4ss; M lssyss gu5seTis al eso
TEAM NO. 3-THRoUGH MAIL, Westward
Leaves R!chmond 1ss M sayss sprhssas
Danyiile at S:2s T. n; arrives a, Greensboro at
TRAIN No, 4TnssgeR st 1ssv Eas S,u st.
A. s.lS A.. NJ: leaves Dundee at 6:2l A.! ID. |;
leaves BurkeyIlls, q aI:ss A. NJ; arrives a.
h T1sRHngENa. 5.1LSscMBpRG PASSENGERS, West
ward-LeGyes Ricbraond at 4; ID. leaves bass an
vide at l:20 2. n; arrives at LyncabuFR a. 2;So
TEAM NO. 6-BURKEynLs AccoMAsGDAyIes,
Eastward Leaves Burkeyille at 4:33 A. A.' Ar-
rives at Richmond at 7:5s a. %. r,,.,,,I
dee with i'm. On the Richmond, Frederfcksnarg
ana Potomac railroad, and Washington Cits, VIZ 2
gia4a Midana sIs si sos.aef Phiadsspa and
sS Traias Hos and connect as Rsehmssd With vie
ME Richrr0nd. York River and Chesapeake Rait.
road trains to and froxn Baltimore sud All eastern
pGTlI rsins Nos. aand connect ut Charlotte With
t,sins IN the Sfsnta and Rtchmo nd Afs-idne rails
road 10 and from Greeayille AtIasts> Mo1tgomary,
Monte, Pensacola, New Orleans, and al southwest
er T.sins Nos. and 4 connect at Charlotte wan
the Cbarloatr, CaraEabia and AsartS railroad tos
Columbia, Is agIssa, Savannah, Tallahassee, ana ~
sS Trasn W. eonnec,s at BrkagAls vita the
lantie. Miss,ssipp and Chic raj road, from Ly ncn
burg ana AM ma sopI westsrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-29
washinston Items.

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-Secretary
.Bristow has ordered the Solicitor Of the
Treasury to bring prompt action against the
bondsmen of defaulting officers.
The Pacific Mail in yestigation foreshadowS
some ugly revelations. King, the postmas.
ter of the House, had the handling. it APP
pears, of much money. Thomas Ellis, note.
teller of the Park National Bank, testified
that on the Both of May he received from
King S112,5OO to be used as follows s4O,-
900 to be placed in the st. Paul Bank, Min
neapolis, Mimi; $4,000 to pay note about
to reach maturity 100000 to be placed to
the credit of the St. Paul Bank of Mime
apolis; and had also issued six certificates of
deposit at his instance, amounting in the ag-
gregate to 500, 459. 10, to the order of Will
liam S. King. The investigation was adj
journed until tomorrow morning.
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Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, December 29-1 A. M-For
the Middle States, light rain, followed by
clearing and cooler weather, north or west
winds, and rising barometer.
Associated Press telegram.I
WASHINGTON, D. c., December 2S-7 P. Al.
For the New England States, the northern
norton of the Middle States, and the Lower
Lake region, areas of rain followed by partly
cloudy and cooler weather, southwest and
northwest winds, and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States. clear or fair weather, southwest to
northwest winds, slight changes in pressure
and temperature in the first-named district,
and lower temperature and rising barometer
in the district last named.
For the Southwest, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, rain followed By partly cloudy
and decidedly colder weather, north or west
winds becoming high on the Texas coast.
For The southern portion Of the Middle
States, generally clear weather, slight fall
of temperature, northwest to southwest
winds and rising barometer.
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RICHMOND. YORK RrvER AID CHgsAPEAKEl
RAILROAD Co., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ICE, Z
F0#I kfCaMoND, November 81, 1874. ,
NETINTER ARRANGEMENT. 81 t

Commencing TUESDAY, December ], 1874
passenger and freight trains on this road win ~
as follows - y = ~ =. !, = .
leave Richmond. daily tSundays excepted at 3 r.
M., and will arrive from West Point daily taon,
Thei splendid steamer LOUISE, Captain A. G.
EICKLE, will run in connection with this road
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and fridays ON the arrival OF the 8 y. M train
from Richmond. aud arriving as Baltimore early
next morning, and leaving Baltimore UEspAYS.
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at 81. a., ar
rive as Vest Point next morning In time 70 con-
meet with the train due at Richmond st 1880
A. M
Fare TO Baltimore:... eR
Fare to Baltimore and return. =, ........!h . ~
Fare TO Wasbington. an n0
Fare TO Phfladelphin. w
Fare 70 New YoIk; 10 10, 90
|. THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN Will lesye A iSsna
mond WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUN
DAYS, at IA. NJ, connecting Al West Point with
steamer, Landing freight In Baltimore early nexs
LOU ioCaI FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car
attacbedJ leaves Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS rHURSDAYS. ,snc
SATURDAYS, at 2 a. NJ, and leaves West Point
for Richmond IL o'clock noon Of same days.
, edward F.FOLGER, SUPERINTENDENT
w. N. BRAGG. Master Ira sp0rtation. no SD
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By ..',TEIEGRAPH.
hartne-Tho WouId-be sFurderers Sent
a ON Religious Item, &e.I

p a t fa4Nn--AettS1Ous ltem, kc.I
Especial telegram to the DispatchJ i
NoRsoIK, December Is. The schooner
Mary D. HASKELL Captain Ferry, from
Turks Island bound to Boston, put il here
to-day Ii leaky condition. She encount.
erred very heavy weather and had to throw
her cargo overheard. t5,ss ts.al h 81 y I.
4 Several British steamers, having coaled,
sailed to-day. i
There was considerable excitement and
an immense crowd present to-day at the ex-
animation of Charles Scott and Bob Bid
dick, the would.be murderers Of Chief.
Engineer B.. F. 6ildersleeve, Of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company. They were
sent on for trial. az
I The Masonic drawing takes place to-mor-
row night at the Opera House.
Charles E. Edwards, who was shot by
Richly lis in a dying condition tonight. II d
Rey. Thomas Hume, late Of FarmYiIle,
was formally installed in his new charge last
night Rev. DIR. Hatcher, OF Petersburg, de.
liyered the installation sermon to- q large
congregation. - ,.f,t
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Dead.
Dead.
NEW YORK, December 28.-Gerrit Smith

NEW YORK, December 28.-Gerrit Smith
Is dead. q
WASHINGTON, December 2s.-Congress-
man Alvah Croker, of the Tenth Massachu-
sets district, is dead. Aged seventy.three.
BALTIMORE, December 2S.--James Webb,
director of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
is dead; aged fifty years.
ROME, GA, December 2S.-Colonel Eu-
gene L. Hardy, known throughout the coun-
try as a prominent civil engineer and rail-
road.man, who spent many years of his life
in efforts to build up the South and draw
the attention of northern and European capt.
talists to this section, died here yesterday.
His loss is universally deplored.
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Case Laughed Out Of
- Cour.. rtpI7.h 5EI
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.I

I Especial telegram 70 the Dipatch.J
y = YHCHEURG, VA, December 2S.-An in
limitation case was tried to-day !, !. afore
United States Commissioner Early. Rev.
W. g.. Clark, q. Methodist minister, Of Flu
wanna, was brought to the city on the charge
Of iintimidating Deputy Marshal Wright,
who had an execution against Clark. The
evidence showed that Mr.. Clark had only
threatened to have Wright's "oficial" head
removed. There was some excitement, how
ever, at the courthouse, growing out of
Wright's insulting remark that all bankrupts
become such to defraud their creditors. The
case was laughed out of court, and Wright
made to pay the costs.
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Fight at COlumbus-Chfef Of; Police
and One of His Assistants Killed.

COLUMBUS, GA, December 2S.-Mr. ii. W..
Murphy. chief of police, while attempting
To arrest some drunken desperadoes from
Cusseta, Ga, was morally wounded. MIL
lacked the police, died Sunday morning.
Friends ofthe assailants having threatenedto
break open the Jail and rescue Bagley, sne
outraged citizens determined to deal sum n,
rily- with the surviving murderer. Inc
sheriff called on the military for assistance.
They responded, remaining on duty all Sum
day night, thus preserving the peace. MAR
sbal Murphy was buried Sunday afternoon.
Six thousand people attended his funeral.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-29

TIE FATAL DUEL IN MIssIssIPPI.-As has
already been announced, duel was fought
on Wednesday last at Grand Bay, Missis.
sippi, the principals being Mr.. A. FL. Tardy
and Dr. John B. Lay, Of Mobile, Ala, tie
result of which was that the former was
killed at the first fire. A Mobile dispatch
gives the following particulars of the fatal
meeting, together with the causes leading to
1t:
"!The principals in the unfortunate affair
were Mr.. A. Ell. Tardy, the insurance agent,
and DR.. Benjamin D. Lay, the actuary of the
Changers Life and Health Insurance Com
pany. The origin, as we understand, arose
from q letter from this city to prominent
northern insurance journal, over the sigma.
ture of *. Y. d., making some comments
upon the new company with which DIR. Lay
is connected. On Monday DR.. Lay met Mr..
Tardy and asked him if he was the author of
communication signed x. y. H. in the Spec.
tntor. MIR. Tardy said he was, Whereupon DR..
Law slapped bis face. A few words passed
between them, and then Mr.. Tardy sent
toj DR.. Lay written message demanding
satisfaction for the insult and referring to
Colonel James Williams as authorized to
make any necessary arrangements. The
message was answered, granting any satisfac-
tion demanded and referring to Captain P.
M. Murphy as authorized on the part Of DR..
Law to arrange matters. The result was the
choice of duelliug pistols; the meeting to
be out of the State; the distance ten PAGES,
and the time Wednesday noon. Mr.. Tardy
and his friends left on Tuesday night and
repaired to Grand Bay, and DR.. Lay and bis
friends left on Wednesday morning for the
same place.
"The parties met, as by agreement, and
took carriages and drove until they were
over the line and in Mississippi. AS it was
agreed upon for noon as the time, there was
no choice as to position. The distance was
measured eff, the antagonists placed, and the
dread question asked: Gentlemen, are you
ready Fire one, two, three At the word
one sharp report was heard. Tardy's pis-
toll fell from bis hand, he casped his breast
copyulsiyely, and fell-a corpse. DR.. Lay
returned to the city Immediately, and was
met on Government street BY gentleman,
who, not knowing the duel had taken place,
iokingly asked the Doctor whom ne was
going to shoot. Bursting into tears, ne ex-
Claimed, & My God, don't ask me anything
about it!' DR.. Lay was arrested and lodged
in iail to await the action OF the civil au.
fhoritiesH
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, December 2S-Cotton quiet; sales
ana heavy: common 10 fair extra, a. 9O@s5.55;
good TO choice, s5.90@SS 20. Wheat = shade
frmer and in moderate Inquiry. Corn heavy aud
e4K@I95c.: old western mixed. in store, 96997c.;
atlpat, S3@S7kc. new western mixed and yellow,
S6@S7c. new yellow southern, S7c. Coffee very
firm at 174@20e, gold. Sugar quiet and firm.
kice quiet and steady. Tallow frmer; prime, SXc.
Rosin dull at 42.lS@*2.20 for strained. 1urpen-
tine heavy at sec. PORK dull and nominal; Job
bed, II 9.50@$19.75 for mess; $2Q.50 new mess,
uninspected. Lard frmGr: prime steam, 1870
134c. Whtskey firm. Freights-Cotton, sail, &c.
ate E-1 Gc.
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Fires.

BArEsyILLE, IND, December 2S.-schroeder
g. Co.'s furniture factory has been burned.
Loss, 100000; tenement losses, S25, 0oo:
Nearly everybody in the town depended
upon the factory for support.
MONTGOMERY, December 2S.-Two fires
occurred here last night-supposed to be in
oov do rv n
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. WAsH1seroS NOTES Senator Jones, OF
Nevada. was married on Saturday the 2etn
;nstant TO Miss Sullivan. The ceremony was
performed at the residence OF the brides
father. In San Francisco. They expect 70 pc
here soon after the holidays.
The cost of King Kalakaua's keeping
while In washington was about O.O0O.
The proposition before Congress to appro-
nriate $4,000 for his expenses In this collI !,
try will doubtless be maturely considered
before being acted on. So # 5.5! Il .5
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ST LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, December 2S.-Flour unchanged Corn
steady: new, 64@66c., according TO location. Whis'
kew quiet at 97c. Provisions stronger higher prices
asked In some cases only limited jobning demand
for any article. Pork, $3.50. Bacon nat. LARD
nominal
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Exc,rguEsr I'm KENTUCKY. - EoansraAe,
Jsd Deeenober 27.-The Journal has infor.
nation that last week a party of patrolmen
who were guarding UniontoWn, KY, against
suspected ipcepdiarism on the part OF ne,
proes took q colosed woman and hanged
Fer three Zines to extort a confession as %
the SUI. nected plot. She Was left inssnsinle
and a,n1oat dead, !, but recovered after resto.
s.st I s were applied. The town Is greatly
excited, and Is being strictly guarded,
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r .Secona Dispatch.l
-
.CnhR.

HAVANA, Decernber %. captain, Genera
;Concha has issued orders to officers COM
manding Spanish troops to act lenienIly W
wards captured or surrendered insurgen.s,
but to execute all incendi arIes ana hiipustets
who may be taken prisoners.
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COMMERCIAL. .
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIcHMoND, December 2s, 1874. !

.wHEAr.-white, ss2 bushels Red, s,os4 BUSH
els. 49, 800 $fI.2 go,
CoRN.-whtte, 800 bushels. Mixed, SO bushels.
, sOATs.-1.26S bushels. 80 -,
r. RYE-S bushels. 'htss X - - ~ 81 /
-. SALES. 80 - 'a
WHEAT.--White. 100 bushels at 1922; SO
bushels at S1.30; A bushels good at xl.3S; 20
bushels very good 3t 81 40. Total, 266 bushels. -
;. WHEAT.-Red, so bushels common at 81 %: 66
I; CoBN.-Whlte, SO bushels good ut 75c. 494
bushels private terms 81 bushels ut 74c.; 70
bushels very good at 77c. Total $50 bushels.
CoRN.-Mlxed, bushels prime at 7Sc.; go
Total, SO bushels. .'&.sf f@ oa1.FT -
OATs.-44S bushels very good at CSC.
RYE.-S bushels prime at 92kc.
RE-RxHIBITED.
WHEAT,-Red, 1880 bushels. .t
CORN.-White, ] 90 bushels. ~
OATS.-176 bushels.
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The Murder by Ex-Goy. warmoth

The Murder by Ex-Goy. Warmoth.
New ORLEANS, December 2S.-The Byerly
inquest will be held tomorrow. The doc.
tors say that only one wound was superficial.
Either .of the other five was mortal. Two
were ia the back, on the left side, entering
the spleen; the others in the. side between
the fifth and eigth ribs, any one of which
would have been fatal from pneumonia in
cOuple of weeks,
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER %, 1874.
L,y-.5s q - ARRIVED. = ..tt - 49, al
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York, mer-
chandise G.. w. Allen a. Co., agents. -.
Steamer j, w. Everman, Plntt, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, ". p. Porter. agent.
$3.50. a.., SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mel
chandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
-" BY Telegraph. -
NEW YORK, December 28.-Arrived: General
Rarnes Manhattan, Vicksburg, and A driat1c.
Arrived out Cambria. j. w: Beard, Arlington,
Screamer, Alice, Inyincible, Ellen doetheo u. w.
Hall, and Braunschweig, ft.1- -, ~ 4;
The bark Mariria, from Wilmington, N. y,
which arrived at Liverpool yesterday had her but.
,yarks stove In and cabin damaged. .T
FORTRESS MONROE, December 2S-Passed IN,
for Baltimore: Bark Temp!ar, from BIO; orig Chat-
tanooya, from Ponce. Passed out: BARK MetZola,
for London; brig John Boyd, for Halifax; II: ID.
Norris for Mayaquez; steamer Leipsic. tor bre-
men. Arrived bark Ocean, from Glasgow, SEEK
ng cargo. Passed In for Richmond, brig Yolante'
IRON Rosario. - y.s-4 80 mss aat .s.
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z we have a little matter in store which we
propose YentiIating ON Inc return OF Soh.
gress that will keep Mr.. Williams plsy
enough about himself without lusthsf cl ''
tnrbing the South Washington Gat,les,
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, December 2S.-Flour unchanged
Corn-Demand light; holders firm; No. mixed
soc, new mixed, 654c. new rejected, 60Hc. 'Port
active and unsettled at $19 Lard In fair demand
at $3.50 Whiskey, 97Hc. =
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cINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, December 2S.-Flour very dali.
Corn in fair demand and lower at 6SGD70c- Pork
frm at *l9@S19.25. Lard In good demand {;
steam, 1870 34c., closing at outside price Ba-
con Hrm and In fair demand; shoulders, SH0S3c. /;
clear rib, 114@llhc.; clear, l2c. Whlskey trim
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IA = I. ss,t1rn1,Y g, .HANaE:...
BY Telegraph.

;t III y ~ 4 " NEW YOKh.s. q 4 Sff - n II &
NEW YORK, December Kom.-Stocks active.
Money. g. Gold, 111M Exchange Long, 4s6;
short 49ok Governments anil. States quiet and
nominaL I. III H. j y i III: 4 Iss SIR 3
-Eceaing.- Money easy ut SH@4c Sterling quiet
and hrm. Gold quiet at II 1Aal31Ec. Governments
active and strong. States qniet and nominal. t5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-29
Heavy Robbery.

BosroS, December 2s.-George W, Da.
ring s. Co. were robbed Of twelve thousand
dollars, worth of watches, diamonds, ana
othey stock, to-day. O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-29
Rav. MY. GleudenniDg.

NEW YoRK, December 2s.-Rev. MT.
Glendennipg declines to preach until his
appeal from the Presbytery is heard by the
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