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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

CONVICTION OF TIE Boy MURDgRER.-
IN, December l0.--The trial OF Jesse Pome-
10y, the Doy.murdercr, was concluded here
quay. The jury, after four hours and half
generations, brought in verdict of murder
u lie urs! degree, with recommendation
" mercy. The trial excited great Interest.
fomeroy Is but fifteen years Of age, and
"aS under Indictment for two murders, that
81 ., Jane Curran, a little girl, who was en-
Sced BY him into the cellar of his motber's
mouse, where be concealed her mutilated re-
mans under pile of bricks, aud shocking.
j brutal murder OF the little boy Miller,
aSea Jour Years, Of which he has just been
convicted.
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Earttonake In New York.

New YORK, December 1.-THE Euentns
Post. says that the shock of an earthquake
was felt here ut 1890 O'Clock last night in
the upper part of the city, all along the
Hudson river, and up the Harlem road.
At Stamford, Conn.,, families were aroused
from their beds, crockery was shaken, &c.
The shock was very distinct, and was felt
at Dobb's Ferry and on the west bank Of the
Hudson river between Yonkers and larry
town at 1925 P. Nj. A house shook with
such tremendous motion that the family
rushed from it, thinking it was being crushed
The noise accompanying this shock was as
well defined and bad much the character oil
sharp clap of thunder.
There are comparatively few reports OIL
the shock having been felt in this city. One
family, however, in the Twenty.hrst Ward
heard it so distinctly that some of them got
out of bed to learn the cause.
Persons residing in Mount Vernon, East
Chester, New Rochelle, and other villages
along the east side of Westminster county
say that the shock was felt at 1925 and ap.
peared to pass from q southeasteriy to
north westerly direction. Many were great
IL alarmed, believing that some dreadful eX'
plosion had occurred in the neighoorhood
On the line of the New Haven railroad the
shock was felt as far east as Stamford. Or
the Harlem railroad line it was very severe,
and especially in villages north Of White
Plains. The shock was also felt at Mt. Ros'
co, Willams's Bridge, Fordham, Mt. Hope
and Spurten Duyyel.
In the Twenty fourth Ward of this city il
was felt very perceptibly. New and sub
stantial houses were shaken from foundation
to roof
Accounts vary as to the duration of the
shock, some who felt it being of the opinion
that it lasted fifteen seconds, while Others
limit it to Eve seconds. The general direc'
ton of the noise, accompanied by slight
oscillation, seems to have been from tht
north 10 the south, accounts from different
points making it pass from northeast to
south vest and from northwest to southeast
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Destructive Fire at CharlestoWn, W
Ya.-Estimated Loss, 100000.

CHARLEsrowN. w. Va, December IA
fire occurred here last night which de-
stroyed Soldbert's hotel, Kyle's saloon, Low
enstein's saddlery, Lawhorne's furniture es-
taoIishment, Billiards. barser-shop, SCOTS
shoestore, Snyder's law-office, Shearer.s
leather.store, Martins millinery, Goshorn's
restaurant, Bonhert's grocery, Jervin's gro
Gerry, Stacks drygoods store, VOLTS stove
depot, Singers sewing-machine establish
ment, Kohn's saloon, Tells building. the
Masonic Hall, Strause's clothing.store, kauf.
mans building (unoccupied), Ritter's stores,
Stenert's grocery, Keiffer's tobaceo-store,
Mrs. Beach's millinery, Cars taior-shop,
Dodley's shoestore, Snyder's dwelling, the
Mayors office, and the engine-house. Inc
loss is estimated at 100000; mostly In
slIred -.''.- +
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLx RAILROAD Co. \
OFFIs.R OF ENGIEEXD AND SCEKRTHEENDAN3sf
RICHMOND, VA. 0ycbsr Ia, 1874. D
0CREDULE OF TRA1Ns.

CaARLorTr EXPRESS, Westaard-Lease Rich.-
raasld &C IL r. 81. leave Brxke etlle at -. AMI
ssxe Dundee at7.40 A. a.; heaye TDapvilie az
ss 4: M s ssys rsenssa'a Ut y A. 1'Ss
new YORK ExPREss, Eastward Laaze Char.
a .;e leave e. DsaSa Il, 1t Y IT sass Dundee i
Fl All se hr ss = s s .s eo1
meets at Richmond wssA piains on tive aishtnond,
ton. Baltimore, Phials ipEia, New Yosk, aud all
THaoGGI MAIL " ests.sa- Leave Richmond e
1873 P. ID. leave Barksvilie at AL 4. 80, sxI =
Dundee at 9:20 r., 81: leave Danyilie al 8:a9 =:
NJ; leave Greeneb 3re' st 1890 AZ n. arrive q
cSsrso,ss Win trains On tn Atlanta and Rieh-
;lnond Ar. Line ,1airead and Charlotte, ColrmnlA
Atlanta railroad for Atlanta, Aon,aonary, M0el,e,
New. orleana Columbia. Augusta oaysnnans
Charleston, end all soatheraesnd southwestern
psF HaoUoH aaI, Eastwasd-Leaye Charlotte 81
7:a5 z. NJ. leave Greensboro az 2:1e a. M. Lave
anyie st o13 Al ~; says o fanScs =. o;sS e z;
| Richm0ad at 2:22 z. d. Iha uain comets Q
BurkerilIe with tratns on the Atlantic, MsstssiRpt
and s1hio railroad from pnxSaai 9
y schmond with the kchmond, Fsedesse aIs.l
] SIS,omsc railroad and alchmond. fofk kiyeS anu
frSesapsake railroad for All northern patnss-
-. - 1.SS Is
Rieh sps,sa a a i.y a 81 a:aS q
ND ps,,nxKyffLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aye BrEkes Z
vile az ass 4. 81; arrive q Rss1laona g i os
A. NJ trains connec. at nundea With frstns
az 10 g, M and q. :. yatssosa " AUG Hon
uan,ns,on Balrisore. and all esstsrt sotnts.
qssaasn ticEeIs sod % alb p0inis seuss An0 eoall
wesi. aud Dsasase checked VI 81
Engineer and surx,h senac14sc:
II n. DouGnAS. Master
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SUI Uses. f.lc moon o'oS
sun sets. ......... 4.44 High tide.......... III
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER II, ls74. :
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Plat, Philadelphia
steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore, Iner-
chandlse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Schooner S. Fl. Halves, Fort, New York, railroad
iron, Tredegar Company.
Schooner Wren, Van Dusen, Jane s river, oysters
to master
& Fitchett.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New YORK, merchan-
disc and passengers, 6. w. Allen Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, l.. H. Tatum, agent:
Schooner Maggie, Mcdonnell, Sfeelman, New
Castle Del, vid Osborn's, coal. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Eugle, dorsey, Washington, granite
Curtis j. PARKER.
schooners Farmers Return, White, Hampton
truck barrels, ii. Mefzger.
... .... MEMORANDA.
Cleared from Liverpool November q. bark ED
tracht IfierL hIuswtcE, for City point, va.
arrived at Philadelphia eeember H. schooner
Ann Hamilton, DAVIS, from virginia.
At I,ewes, Delaware, December ! 0, schoonerJ.f
Kelsey from Virginia for New YORK; also, sch20ii-
trsS. W. bunnell, James Vadren, anu Sea Btu
from New York for Virginia. CO,
sailed from Boston December 10, schooner sea
Foam, snow, for Virginia. o.,, ,o,
Arrived al Stoningron ilecember ., schoohs5 'eh
ME Rogers, Rogers. from fiTe1hiu'
BY telegraph.
SOUTHAMPTON, recem Der 11.-ArriyedS steam
ship America from New YORK.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December 11.-cotton dull and
easier ca, sales OF l736 bales at 14S@l41c South;
heavy for spring. closing &C 1@2c. lower on Chi
cago winter; &l.1s@Sl.26 for winter red western
Corn shade firmer and active 93k494c. for old
western mixed in store. Coffee quiet and un-
changed sugar Gull aud In buyers favor; ska
s9e lor fair to good refining; sHc. for prime |;
cavado; SIC. for centrifugal; &c. for Pernam-
bnco: New orleans molasses easIer at 6O@65c. ::
600 barrels were sold at auctou at 57@64c Rice
steady and quiet: TalIo v firm At SS@QS4c. Rosin
firm at $2.20@s2.25. Turpentlne neavy at 33c.
Pork more active and lower; old mess, $50. 624 !;
new uninspected, S21. Beef quiet; extra mess.
steam, 13Xlll3 1870. Whlskey dull al oil.
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lFne ssias Taacens 'Dsavine-navnI-
E.IlIre.

h Especial teles Il the Dispatei.I
PORTSMOUTH, Va, December II, 1915
The saint'Vincsnt drawing confines to he
1.-THE attraction Tonight Alderny cows,
lpurses Of gold, sdiamond.rings, q $500 Ma.
donna, and valuable furnitnre-sets3 are the
most valuable prizes tonight. p. Gflfoyle,
lof Lyncbburg, drew costly diamond. ring.
An immense crowd wasin attendance.
The United States steamer WachusetB
sails early Tomorrow morning for Boston. :
The grocery-store anl.icoutents of r! c.
Moore q CO, on scotts's; Creek road, Nor
folk county, was destroyed by an ineendiary
fire last night. Insured. .----=-
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Military Company Discharged.

HARRISBURG, December 11.-Governor
Hartranft has directed the discharge Of Cap
tain Burcbfeld, commander of company
of National Guards at Altoona, and COM
pany disarmed because the arms were loaned
for use In the recent disturbance on the West
Pennsylvania division of the Pennsylvania
railroad. -
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The Marietta Post-OMce.

ATLANTA, December 1.-THE Postmaster
General has notified Rev. w. Prettyman,
postmaster at Marietta. Ga, that bis recognf,
zance given to the United States DlStrlct
Court, in this city, will not be called up. MI
Prettyman claims that he owed the POST
Office Department nothing at the time OF hs
arrest, and that bis vouchers show his ae'
counts to have always been correct.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

N N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
AIe SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTRERT
R1CIIMOND, VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE I'm IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of Load 6n ana Edin'
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Cincin'
natl Ohio-assets ever Sl.O00.000;
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA'
NY. of New York-assets over 900:
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, Of Lynchburg, Va.-assets oVeI
'vASTTEANtTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN, n. Y.-assets over s30G.000.
PHGEIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Brook.
lyn n. Y-assets over $4,000, 900.
PORTSMOUTH INsUR al GE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth, Va.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ~ 56,.
600. Losses eduitably adjusted and promptly paie
at this agency Applications solicited, and imme
date attention given thereto. Oc 10
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Rya
DRY'GoODs.


GENTLEMES'S HEAVY MERINO
" SHIRTS from SOC. up: ~ ,.
Ladies' heavy MERIEo SHIRTS from 75c. up;
Full line of children's MERINO SHIRTs-yery
cheap;
LINEN-BOSOM SHIRTS. $3.50; :-,.sst
JEANS and WOOL DRAWERS;
CORSETS from soc. up; a.. ~.
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, In handsome
boxes; aE
Handsome lot of DRESS GOODS at 25c worth
40c.;
CLOTH C1iOAKS and SHAWES cheaper than can
be bought elsewhere; 4 ~ ..E,E5 J
ONE-BUTTON KID GLOVES, 75c worth 81 rs
TW0-RUTT0N KID GLOVES, IL worth $50;
Ladies' BUCK GAU ATLETS, 75c. worth 81 rs.
COURTNEY s POWELL,
de 10 Sl5 Broad street.
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DISTRESS IN MASSACHUSETTS, Riuer,
RHsS., December 10.-The condition OF the
labor market in this city is unusually de-
Pressed. Hundreds of men with families
nave been seeking employment for month
u1haya!Iingly, and since the 1st of December
~ .aborers have been discharged from the
clty work. The number of applicants for
!clel from the city poor funds has alarm
InS'y Increased, averaging over seventy per
Jay, an Unprecedented number in the his
Tory Of the city.
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Judge of Charleston, South Carolina

CHARLESTON, December 1.-THE election
of Judge of the Charleston circuit took place
to day in the State Legislature. The Cham
herlain candidate was Hon. j. p. Reed, a
Carolinian of some ability and distinction
who recently joined the Republican party,
and the anti. Chamberlain candidate was
W. J. Whipper, notorious black politician.
In the caucus last night Governor Chamber.
lain denounced Whipper as Incapable ana
corrupt, and urged the election OF keed,
which caused much confusion and Cham;
berIain was bitterly abused by Whipper ana
other Republican leaders. This morning
the Whipper men were confident Of success :;
but the Cor servatives, seeing the Repubit
can administration attacked, voted soi,dlS
for Reed, who was elected on the first ballo1.
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Especial teegrain 70 the Dlspltchj
MANASSAS, December u.--Mrs. Herndon
died Wednesday night from the effects of
the murderous attack made upon; her by the
negro Foukes. Her dying testimony, taken
by Justice Horton, criminates the. negro,
who Is now in Jail. Mr.. Herndon, it is
thought, cannot live. i
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Arrest of Counterfeifers-

ST, LOUIS, December 11.-Robert L: WIZ
mer and George Rankin, countertelters,
were arrested here last night attef uespe-
rate fight, in which Wilmer and 5. >. Walls,
who was assisting the detectives, were osuiy
wounded. They were taken to the hosplal.
In Wilmer and Rankin's room over three
thousand dollars in counterfeit notes, prllici'
pally twenty-dollar notes, were found.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, December 11.-Net receipts at all
United States ports for the week, 179.U68 bales;
1924 .943 bales; to the same date last year,
] ,347,S54 bales. Exports for the week, 94,524
bales; same week last year, SS,597 bales total to
date, ,91S bales; TO same date last year, 607,
go bales Stock at AL United States ports, ESQ.,.
1853 bales; last year sos, 422 bales. At all interior
towns 129.O27 bales; last year 1O7, bales. Al
Liverpool $40, 900 bales; last year, SO, 600 baei
American cotton afoat for Great Britain, 351 200
bales; last year, $50 900 bales. ...-..r /.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, December 11.-Flour quiet and un.
In good demand white southern, 75@S3c.; yell
low southern, $685. Oats quiet but iirm j.; south
ern. 65@69c. Rye dull ana unchanged. Mess
pork, S2l@t21 SO. Bulk meats nominal; partially
cured shoulders, 7aGQ7Hc,; clear rlo.sides, log
1O&c.. Bacon firm: shoulders, 10401 0hc.i clear
rib-sides. 13f913ac.: sugar cured hams 140l Sc.
Lard, l4@l4ac. Western hulter firm and un-
changed. Coffee frmer. Whiskey and sugar an
changed,
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=, LIE ENFORCEMENT Acrs.-Memphts, Tenn,
december l0.--In the United States District
Iour' to-day, motion TO quasb the indict.
a men against The Gibson county (fenD.) ku'
LUX, on the grounds of want of jurisdiction
VI Tue court and Ihe fact that they are un'
yer ihdictmcnt for the same offence in aD
o'aef court, wss sustained by Judge Ballard,
ahu The prisoners discharged.
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King Kalakaua.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, December IL King
Kalakaus, of the Sandwich Islands, ana sulte
arrived 10 this city to-day, and VIA leave ios
washington this afternoon. DE was mel ~
the depot by q large crowd.
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= go IVA. ss,SrrSssfd. ~, q 8.s "a
ArroN,ns,,,, s, !. e, q 8,

\ AKRON, Dsr6r, ID ,htemhersk1, 1874.
{ Mcssf's Editors It,iesiresta cosr.et the
statcmento f youficorNspsad dent I. Nelson },
10 regard 10 the, death or Mrs. Mar.ha. BIC.
Cue. She died instantly from tneuraIg.a or
the heart, and not }fspra theieffe Of are,
although her clothing was burning when
discovered. She was sixty.two years OF age,
and very active, having taken a long walk a
few days previous - B. T. McCuE.
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BY arELEt4RAPH.ne
Latest News. Il, from On Washington.

l Ho'aers 70 t,ns Ks,skaua In ws.ts
s,agsesa-. me Alleged ,Cadetship sale
ISL: Especial telegram 10 the Dlspa tcn.I k.s,E
WAstnSeToN, December Hiking Kala-
k ifrl will reach here tomorrow. He will be
received with military honors and escorted
TO his hotel, after which bis own con venience
Will be allowed,to suggest the mode Of his
Messrs. Robson, Fish, and
IBelkpap will take o special car aud meet the
Kinga short distance from the city. III. Z !.
The House Naval Committee will on Mon.
day begin the Investigation fithe alleged
cadetship sale by Congressman Stowell.
-.-------.. TIMoN..1
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.

~ y - III II UEt1fs
NEW YORK, December -Nooa.-Srocks dun.
Money, s. Gold. 111H. Exchange Long, 4S5H;
short, 490k Governments dull States dub.
EUening.-Noney In fair demand and desrer at
* per cent Exchange firm at 4S5k. Gold, l1Ik
@l111. Governments dull and stronger. State
bonds quiet and steady, excepting South Caroliuas
which are better. : >|<Ej Hs't 81
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Fined Fifteen Hundred Dollars,

Especial telegram to the Dispa,ch.I
eEYScHBuRd, VA; December 1.-THE jury
THIS morning in the case of Reynolds rs.
Hill, for malicious shooting, which has been
on trial in the Corporation Court Of this city
since Monday, laid damages at fifteen hum
dred dollars. An appeal will be argued to.
morrow, &c.. - '.i: i"3a.
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I SALE OF RAILROAD. - little Rock, De-
cember 10.--The Little Rock and Fort Smith
railroad was sold to-day uuder decree of
the United States Court for Si,000000. It
was bought by representatives of holders Of
first mortgage bonds. ~ss
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December II, 1874.
----- OFFERINGS. 'stsar rs
.,,WHEAT.-White, 43s bushels. Red, JAP BUSH
CoRN..White, $50 bushels. Mixed, 3ss busnels.
kYE.-16 bushels. 2 ), .l.tarlE =
-.'E '.i5- SALES. Z & : ~, fsest:
WHEAT:-Whlte,,7 so bushels at 81. 80; 90 BUSH
ELS az $t:36; 30 bushels Mt SI.42;12 bushels at
pl.3a LOO bushels very good at 81 .43; 80 bushels
prime atS1 As. Total. 335 bushels :. - :.
MHEAT.-ked, OF bushels prime at 81 40; 218
ousleis very good on private terms: 20 bushels
bushels, -, A0'- %"
,GoRN-Whlte. ZIG bushcl, very good at 74c.:
10Y bushels al 72c: 384 bushels prime at Toe: Sc
e on common ut &C.; 70 bushels good at TIC
OF Dnshels prime on private terms. Total, 93S
uuSletS. pms ~ .J!sfI i5it.g. 4
:, CoRS.-hiixed, 100 bushels on private terms; 20
ousoeis at 72c!; 46 bushels common on private
Terms LOO bushels ut 73c.; 40 bushels very good
ut 76c Total. 306 bushels. - - 90 90
OATs..23S bushels at 64c.; 200 bushels prime
at 6oc- Total, 43S bushels
m RE.EXHIRITFD.
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,s,HE FEET.-The tiEia and delicate,
L Young aud old alike, ne,A r testimony as 10 Inc
entire abserc OF pain and tie instantaneous relief
obtS !a.d oy DR.. SCHULTZ Ia All eases OF cosNs,
BrseyI0ss IAGaowISG AILs, &C. ieWare Wnp pa
,,nn empioy; comps1nsatiun Is pathinR conl0a1ea
with he great eriancA OF haSGg thtags
9fiee 72a ain street ss5ss.h
and Eighth. 10 AA-ss' y
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! A DMlSis TRAITORS NUrICE.-Ail per.
sons having claims against iae sssasg ~ them en-
"a nv, nrnperly authenticated, for setisent H.
nsr.oss indeptsd 10 tue estate wi.i p,sass nsAe
rrompr paymen TO me 81 uio laa IrEs' In.
Adminlstrator Of Joha u. baunian' g ssS s.aS
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CLAIBORNE,

TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
81 No HOS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, YA..
snTSP MITTIJA1, LIFE ASSURANCE SOba-
PANY. OF NEW YORK. or 400 ooo
CASH ASSETS, fon HrSp ND
Cash dividends surprising Ill otpefs ~ Aios "us
Premiums payable annually, sems-annuxlly, ana
He ol,st largest and cheapes, company in she
Unite.a Sta es. ..1s IS. ---- ~
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WASHINGTON, December lin the house
of Representatives to-day the Dill EXTENDING
the patent of Rollin White for firearms wa
discussed and rejected.
warrant wns issued for X. d. h"ln,
agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Gompa
nv, who disposed OF 300, GOO 10 eonheSIioa
with the additional subsidy Tor me CiIha
mail. be having failed TO appear before ". u
Gnmr,ittee of Ways and Means, which Is IN
Ycstlxat,Dg that subject. ~ !.
srhe House aojnurned to-day until .. Or
!, dsg. Tue Senate vas mol 10 session.
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IN RE-EXHIBITED.
WnEAT.-White, 80 bushels. .,.,..
RICHMOND LIyE.sTOCK uapxr

RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET, !
The following Is the report Of Mr. L.. Gimmi,
Weghlnaser, OF the arrival SALE &C., OF live stock
from the 9th ta the 18th of December, 1874:
GGAIILEnl59 head sold from 2HG5c. gross.
HoGS-33S head sold from S1s(19Xc. net.
extra. ~
VEALs.-Per head, sold from $50$9.
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The Hard Times in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December 11.-Nine young
men OF genteel appearance, destitute from
the want of employment, were today com
mitted to the house of correction st their
own request. .sf
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The Tt,.on-Reecher. Suit.

NEW YoEk, December 1.-THE IAoG-
Beecher case has been postponed untlp the
first Monday in the January term: tnele
was no decision regarding the bill OF partica-
10 =.
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HUDGINS, GORDON & CO.,
No 1913 MAIN STREET,
NOVEMBER 17TH,)

are opening NEW GOODS every day:
DRESS GOODS Of all styles and colors cheaper
than ever.
CLOAkS and SHAWLS;
RIBBONS, SCARFS, SASHES-new and psetty;
A new lot of beautiful STRIPED COTTON HOSE
for ladies and children;
ALPACAS Of choice brands;
CASHMERFS, DIAGONALS, and ali other styles
Of BLACK DRESS and MOURNING GOODS;
GASSIMERES, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, and
DOMESTIC GOODS.
They invite call from old friends and custom
ers no Is
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HAYYEsSSVTE EyEs:
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louisville, charlottesville, Shannon, Grshaa NiIl.
boro', Cortnetons and all stsuezs wesI or G0vipg.
ton caiiy tesceps Saturday. afsiYsng az Hnaupafou
It 6:25 =. ID. This ts1is connests Ut Gcrdonssil,e
FOR Washington, BaittRore sudfAe Nort H. nno ne
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Tor CinciDnnts and all points West and Socthweat,
artniHR 1t Cincinnati At 9A.y MS n n - -
Baggage checked threaga. Il n Sss.,s
For through tickets, rates, sud. Information. ana
pi5 az S28t Nam stree. Bsazrt Ant Exchrnee Hcs
tel oSat the cotnpany,s ONCE Rroad street and SiXr
tenth. O. W-rMACRARLaNE~r--7 3
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
CINCINNATI MARKETs

CINCINNATI. December Flour steady. Corn
firm and In fair demand at 73@75c. PORK firm,
and held ut 40. Lard firm and In fair demand
steam, 12@13c. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
WhiSkey urm at &c, .sss-sa..ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
RAyTrNc,pF

BALTIMORE, December 11.-Virginia 6's-peeless,
AZ; consols, 55h. West Virgiuis's, IL. North
Carolina 5's. old, 25; new, 10; spscial tax, 5. Bid
to-day
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

CINCINNATI, December l11.-Grifin S6uS
splani0g-milI has been burned. Loss, $50, 600.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

Rev. DR.. Potter declines the Iowa bishop.
rio, aud Rev. DR.. Huntington, Of Massachu.
sets, has been elected. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
CHICAGO MARKETS

CHICAGO, December Ii Flour dull and unchang-
ed. Corn dull and dropping: No. 2 mixed, 74k(I
S7Ac.; new, &c. Pork opeuedfirm and losed dull
at 81 $50. Lard steady at 1876. Whiskey steady