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A VERY OREDrENT Doa.-[New Orleans

A VERY OEEDrENT DoG.-[New Orleans
Republican. Late Tuesday night q stranger,
lust for amusement, gave several bystanders
specimens Of his dogs requirements, ut the
corner Of Perdido and ST. Charles streets.
The master quietly, without gesture of any
kind, told his dog 10 walk across the street,
find little wagon, and get into i. Doggy
iobeyed, though reluctantly, as the wagon
was a cart, but he finally complied. He was
then told to hunt up q fire-plug and mount
it. His keen, eyes searched moment,
and on tae instant poor Tray pleased
his owner. He was then commanded
to lglnt aslamp- postand put hisfore feet on
H. This done, he was teldHIo go Into the
Pelican saloon, find chair, and sic In it :;
then TO look up q, beer.barrel and stand on
it !. thea to iiesdown and like poisoned
dog. These orders were given ia the most
commonplace toxe OF voice, and most OF
The time the beasteould not see his master,
yet he obeyed quite as readily as q willing
servant, apparently understanding the Eng
lish language very .Eell. OF all The dogs
that ever showed off en- st. Charles street,
that one is entitled to tie premium. Those!
who witnessed the performances were not
only amused, but greatly :aStonished; In fact,
one individual, having Witnessed q portion
or the antics, declared that he weuld not
and could not suffer himself to- view acts
that locked so altogether unnatural.
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New York Etenas.

New YORK., January 3.--The contribu-
tions for the families OF the late Professor
Pronier, Of Geneva, and %Rev. A. Carrasco,
OF Madrid, OF the Evangelical Alliance dele
gates lost by thcsNiHe du Hayre disaster,
amount to nearly 81, 600.
John w. Norton, formerly superintendent
Of the money-order department. Of the post
office, was committed to-day to await the
action of the grand jury on the charge OF
embezzling moneys entrusted to him, for
mer indictment having been quashed owing
to vsgueness.e saSG
Prentice's hat factory, in Brooklyn, which
closed during the recent panic, will be
re6pened Monday, giving employment to
five hundred persons. The Planet mills
will be re0pened on the same day. George
Orthey. dealerin hats and caps, and Esther
Bernstein, fancy goods, both of Canal
street, have failed.
1t Is denied by the coal and railroad mer
that the combination recently effected be-
tween the several companies is intended tc
have any effect on the prices. An arrange
ment has been made, they say, simply to facili
tate the settlement of the financial question
bet yeen fhpTo. rft3 - tv-. Es.s-. --EMf
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The reformed Episcopal Church. &

New York, January 3.-The regular SER
vices of the Reformed Episcopal Church will
begin tomorrow, when Bishop Cummins will
preach. Bishop Cummins says :" The Re-
formed Episcopal Church is founded on the
principles for which low churchmen have
been contending, and about the validity OF
its orders there can be no question. 1t
would be premature to give the names
of the laymen in this city who may be
expected to give in their adhesion to the
new Church, but there is abundant proof
that the spirit of considerable portion
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
New York is ripe for this departure.
Tue accession Of Rev. DR.. Goddard, rec
tor of one Of the largest aud most! i'm
portant churches on Staten Island, is
good sign. :, Numerous offers from
clereymen of other denominations
expressing their readiness to take part in the
work have been received. Presbyterian,
Methodist, and Baptist ministers have ex-
pressed desire totake charge of new organ
| izations in this movement. From men
of note in, other Christian bodies there
have come suggestions looking towards
la probable or 4 possible union between
the new Church gand portions OF
such Christian bodies. A prominent
doctor of divinity !, of New England
Baptists and the, editor of an important
religious journal in Baltimore; are among
those who have written fayoring such step.
One of the foremost Methodist preachers in
Illinois, the president OF, Q college there, has
given utteraDce 70 cordial, approval of and
unreseryed sympathy with the movement
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THE THGATRE.-Mr. Barrett closed his en-.
gagement at.the Theatre on Saturday night,
on which occasion Richard III. was pre-
sented. In the afternoon at the matinee the
beautiful drama Rosedale was presented
with striking effect.2 The house was crowd
ed with q fashionable audience, and Mr..
Barrett as Elliot Gray made. q decided i'm.
preston. :.sTEt ~
Tonight the National Theatre Company
commences an engagement, and Led Astray
will be presented. The Washington papers
say that ssthe cast in this play Is unexcep-
tionable, each and every one therein gaining
plaudit after plaudit. May ,Sayille gave some
splendid acting, carrying everything be-
fore her, displaying powers which the writer
never knew she possessed. Her, toilets
we're magnificent; In truth, q decided COM
pliment 10 her tase. Miss Mayhem, as Ma
thilde, was bewitchingly sweet, while the
pretty Mrs. Murdoch created a decided i'm.
preston. Sheridan was perfection, the care
full artist in enumeration, pose, and elocution-
ary powers. flanagan, as the festive Major
O'Hara, was all we could desire, making
much out of small part. Cyril Searle book
ed his happy thoughts so creditahly thai 1t
was truly refreshing, showing this gentle
man capable of ine acting, which he has not
before had an opportunity of displaying this
season." The sale osareserYed seats com.
mences at Ambold's this morning: z
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GLoBE-FLowER COUGH SYRUP-The most pop
ular and effective remedy ever introduced for the
Immediate and perfect cure Of every form of dis
ease incident TO the throat and lungs. Free from
opium, and all poisonous ingredients. Perfectly
harmless but acts with magical effects. Is the
coming remedy, as tens Of thousands voluntarily
testify. No child can die with Group where GLOBE
FLOWER SYRUP Is used. Eocough can e1tstw
this specific is used. 1t is the deadly enemy Of the
deadliest disease known to the human family-con-
sumption. Whooping-cough is trivial matter
with GLoBE-FLowER in the house. The strong
voice. with ringing c.earness after It's use, makes 1t
Invaluable to public speakers and singers Nothing
disagree able in the taste. Very palatabe. Chemi-
cal skill has extracted from the cephelanthS occf
denralis Of the botanst, the globe flower of the flo
rist the button-root of the hcrbalist the crowning
glory OF medical skill--GLoBE-FLowER Cough
SYRUP. Tryitand be convinced.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND Posr-oFFIcE JANUARY 3, 1874
Miss Mollie, B. Adams, 712 Seventeenth
street, Richmond, Va; Miss Ann Baker,
910 Navy Hill, between Smith and Baker
streets, Richmond, Va; DR.. William G.
Carr, Charlottesville, Va; Miss Augusta
Euker, 91O Main street, Richmond, Va;
James Inloes, Baltimore, Nd; Kimberly q
Moorhead, Baltimore, Md; james Lewis,
Zion Church, care Rev. Z. D. Taylor; Mrs.
McNgly I pa ,at Margaret iheh Mr
Tyler, Domestic sewing-Machine office,
Richmond, Va; Miss Lessie iWedlinger,
GIG Main street, Richmond, Va.; Mr. Peter
r. Wilson, 80 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
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I MONDAY & MORNING. II JANUARYIs:5 1874.
MAxCHRs1RR NEWS:

TRUSTEES MIErrs1.-A regular meeting -o
the Beard of Trustees was held Friday night
Present: Dr.. William r. Weisiger, presi
dent, and Measrs. Campbell, Chiles, Gary
Jones, and OwenR. !.
The Street Committee reported that The
paving OF Bridge avenue from Perry street
to the DanyiIle railroad arch had been com
fpieted, and that a fence had been put along
the canal from the paper-milI bridge to the
Marshall mills. .-.s. - -
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, the additional
twenty per cent. upon unpaid tax-bills was
suspended until after January 18th, when II
will be strictly enforced.
The following special committee to select
aesiIs: fora cemetery was appointed Messrs
Chiles, Campbell, and Gary. is.s
| The Auditor was instructed to pay oyer
to MIR. Campbell, chairman of Relief Com
lnittee OF Trustees, the sum of 5000.
The report Of the Chief Of Police for De,
cember was received. ~ ei58
A number of bills were ordered to be
paid. .
SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-The following spe
cial grand jury has been drawn for the Jan.
uary term of the County Court:
Manchester Io,rnship-J. Henry Patter.
son. B. A. Gary, Richard Vaughan, j. E
| Hall, j. b. Anderson, and w. K. Weisiger
Glover Hill-R. s. Wilkinson.
Mldiottidn-W. e. Spears.
Dale-D. M. Ctuikley. - Z :
| Bermudd-Edward Davis. u
SENT ON FOR MURDER.-Peyton Spurlock.
previously sent on before the grand jury fol
| feloniously cutting Charles Severance, was
arraigned before Justice Chies yesterday,
ana sent on for murder, bail being refused
WORK RESUMED D.-The picking and card
ing'rooms OF the Manchester fold) mills have
gone to work, and this moaning operations
in full commence on Bells s1and.
| ODD:FELLows' SUPPER. .SEo.nieht at 81
O'Clock Henderson Lodge eHSertains its mem
bers and invited guests at he county court
house. In addition to thgaay-out of sub
stantials there will be thegfdhual IS feast O
reason and flow Of SOUL"
PUBLIC MEETNG.--To-moHbw night tn,
jefferson Literary societgahave public
meeting, when DR.. MonteirSsD. T.. .Pultiam
r. II. Beazley, and other sp@kers will pre-
sent the claims Of the SociekEto the people
POLICE CoURT-Justice G1iles.-Nelso.
Coleman (colored), for abusing Mr.. Foro
was discharged.
| Laura Winfree, Mary andd .ouisa Ora
| (all colored), for abusing Emeline Brumskll
were fined 81 each and heidto bail.
| POLICE REpoRT.-The Chief sof Police re
ports for December % arrests by warrants
8 by summons, and 20 ordinance violation:
OF these, one was for murder and two 70
larceny.
The amount collected from fines was $33.6(
and from hucksters $500. 2:.
THE PUBLIC sCHooLs.-The duties of tn
public schools will be resumed this morning
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p VIRGINIA OPERA HOUSE. Mr.. Alfred Bur-
nett, q versatile, comic, and facial artist, ap.
pears at the Opera-H House Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday evenings. ..,.,T. -.
Among the comic sketches In which he
appears are "Mr. and Mrs. Caudle at: Home, !"
and" Widow and Bachelor" ~ ..s .!sg
Dir. Burnett claims that he Is the best man
in bis profession, which, Is that of making
faoes, andathe Louisville Courier Journal
says that he,is q gentleman of.rare ability,
and as q caterer to- The public is preeminent-
ly successful. His whole entertainment is
full at beauty, fun and pathos.'' n Mr.. Bur-
nett Ia assisted by Miss Helen Nashan Mr.
Clarence Burnett. g ~ x, ~ !, go 49,. s
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Capitalization az Cool Companias.

i new YoRK, January 3.-Itis expected that
by the close Of the present month all the
arrangements will be completed for the con-
solidation Of the Wilkesbarre, Honey brook,
and Lehigh coal companies with all their
tributaries. II the consolidation Is effected,
the new concern will be known as The
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
and will begin business with. a. capital of
$4,000, ,000. The stockholders OF the Cen.
tial Railroad of New Jersey will be largely
interested in the new organization, and
though that company will notb be merged in
the combination, o close relation viii be
established
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OF the stocks and bonds of twenty-five
countries from al over the world Virginia
stands with ttreny above her and only -four
t",ow her. Her power, resources, and
credit are therefore rated in the lowest grade
e countries down with Costa Ricl, Mexico,
and >in Domingo.
iapprchrnd that the place we are made
"a take in tie above list does us gross in
Justice In al! the elements of moral and
material advancement Virginia should be
placed far above where she stands in the
above list But people who look to the test
Of the prosperity Of community regard
hi, scale as the standard, whether they be
locking for 4 place 10 fix future homes or to
extend future enterprises, and for either
purpose they would seek Il country whose
credit stands high, rather than the contrary.
The disasters of tee war did not affect the
cred!: Of Virginia. She came out of that
with reputation for virtue, genius, and tideli-
Il greatly increased Her own people re-
si"cted themselves and were respected by
Others more highly for their conduct. This
s"f-reSpect is the foundation of public
credit. II is the essential ingre-
dl"nt Of high honorable national char
acter, and our people possess it in an
eminent degree. 1t is the basis on whichiwe
must build up our fallen fortunes and re-
store cur PROSTATE credit. Just as they uu-
dersIand that their honor obliges them to
exert themselves to comply with their public
engagements, so surely will they make every
possible Effort to do 50, and they will sue
coed. The election Of kemper and his col
leagues in all branches of the State Govern
lnen' has greatly encouraged and invigorated
Them, and in my opinion it is only necessary
10 point out some feasible plan aud it will be
adopted. propose to suggest such plan in
papers to follow this. j,
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,DD1N.12 NJ, woodland, six miles below

". GODDIN, IL NJ, Woodland, six miles below
Richmond, in Charles City county, :
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Sheriff, 1 i A. NJ, In front of
his Office, two one-horse top-buggles:s
w. B. RADCLIFFE, 1OA A. NJ, groceries, &c.
J. NJ. LYNEMAN, In front of county 6nrt-house,
colt, COW and calf, buffalo cow.
E. P. CRENsHAW, 10 A. NJ, at G. sSLeather-
bura's, No. 1419 Main street, boots, shoes,
trunks, &C,
GRUBBS G. WILLIAMS, P. NJ. commissioner IS
sale of brick tenements and two vacant lots on
the west side of Sew eniecnth street. between
Broad and Marshall
THOMAS w. kEESEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. fur
niture, pianos, &C. ....
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TT LEGRAPHIG NEWS.
Three Sailors sugSeatetl with Coal-Gas
I and the Death or Two Others Proba-

and the Death or Two others Proba.
bic. ss 5s's@ s ~
Especial telegram to the Dispaschl ft1
WnnIsaTor, N. c., Janusry 3.-About o
O'Clock. this morning colored steredore
whowas TO take the ballast from the Ger
man barkentine Adolphe, which! arrived here
yesterday, went to the old Wilmington and
Weldon Depot wharf, where the Adolphe
was lying, and finding no one, on board the
vessel, he aroused the mate, who was sleep
ing in the cabin, and signifed his readiness
to proceed to work. The mate repaired to
the forecastle, where the sailors slept, to
wake them up, and after an unsuccessful at
tempt to arouse them he essayed to get the
door open; but in this he failed, and finally
wrenched it off its hinges. He entered the
forecastIe, and was compelled to retreat i'm
1nediately, as the gas was suffocating. Enter
ing again: In few minutes he found two of
the men dead In their hunks, and three with
the spark of life nearly extinct. The car
penter was found on the floor, where it is
supposed ne fell while attempting TO make
his way out of his sleeping apartment. AS
sistance was called, and three men who were
then, alive were taken out and placed on deck
to receive all the benefits of fresh air. While
the two dead men were being taken from
their hunks messengers were dispatched for
physicians, who soon arrived and did all in
their power to revive them. Before they ar
rived, the cook, lad seventeen years old,
who was one of those taken out alive, died.
The other two are in precarious condition.
Examination for the cause showed that the
ships galley was separated from the sea-
mems quarters by only, thin board parti-
ton, in which there was very large crack.
Through this the gas from the stove proba-
bly, passed to the quarters of the sleeping
men and suffocated them.
Before leaving Richmond, one week ago,
the Adolphe took on supply of biluminous
coal, which has since been used. The ship
leaked on the voyage to this port and the
crew were worn out when they arrived here.
1t is supposed that the cook put some of this
coal in the stove and, closing the room door,
went to sleep.
| The names of the dead are Nicholas Shut,
of Zingst, in Pomerania, K. F. t. KelIeman
| and Frederick c. Holz, of Barth. The
others are Herman G. Schutt and Johann H,
| Schutt, of Zingst, Prussia.
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RELIGIOUS RULES IN WoRKHorsB.-The
directors of the Cincinnati (Obio) work house
have ordered separate services for Catholics
and Protestants in that institution, which
rule was carried out for the first time on
Sunday last. at the services according to
the Catholic Church there were 294 attend.
ants; at the Protestant services, 2S3. These
figures, however, are not an accurate index
of their denominational preferences, as no
small numbeT sttended both services. The
fact seems to be the prisoners enjoy the lit
tie freedom the services afford them, and
they also apparently much enjoy the sing.
fno ss.a-r s
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the sinking Of .be yirsinius. dc.

KEY WEST, January 3.-Captain Whiting,
chief of staff of the North Atlantic squadron
Lieutenant Mark, flag lieutenant, and Chief
Engineer Harris, of the Despatch, have been
summoned to Washington to testify in the
Investigation regarding the sinking of the
Virginius. -
The United States steamer Franklin has
arrived, ten days from Boston. She passed
through two cyclones, but remained unin'
iured. All well on board.
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Tror the D!spa;eh.]
The state Finances
-,,rr OF rUHLIc CREDIT.

,-rou;z,,ion Of modern society the
- y. ~ ,bs, nation enjoys among QUE, nndmc. m
,,", a. !, 1ni,c equal as power ioa opsv pvud snd
ie.!> : II, accumulated car'tal OF hiones s',u
-" rhat credit. now, means tnT sonnue".o W
"''' ia,r in lis ability ana wi'iihsness 20
,r''nf f, WIKI its obliga'lons--whe,her ..
c""S! ra W moi 70 do thing, or py ooao 10
,;'.', '" ,,r, Of certain times. whenever II IS
T.! '',i" NV" i.lcyrd that nation Will actually
Ec"e'.''., 1.,,rr il undertakes TO do, that oeIist
c. ",'%'> crr,,,, and il cnureS to the beneht
5'i"",,O. - N, nation. but Of every citizen
~ '", rr. Erjt,>A Empire is known scfu-
{" u. :, perform all its promises.
;y"u>'! ,on,roucncc is, the credit OF the
."@ ~ ,nercM,n, consists not o;..''ss - - tsc
"'',s" integrity OF the Individual, IM also
h",%" . onr5Ily-known integrity OF MS 90
!" ,.n, 80, Therefore, an EDgll>hman max
as' Isnn,rac.s WITH foreign nations, OF WIN
%:"S,.;sn merchants, has SreaS aaFahssSe
'"!''H c;,;zeu Of a country, like Greece OF
G,S; ;n q" for example. which is notorious ior
Si"',,' ,:,,,, ,,rnm,sps. This credit Is aYaila0le
~'~",", ~, in business by the inthVidnat as
j, .sh ~ his country. fmones is required
We" ",''",'.o,j =, his own affairs and to develop the
l" ,%raeI ts resources Of the country, this is the
,'nn,s hy whica such money IS procured.
~ time Of great emcrgency-was OF puolie
,%, necessary supplies OF cap,sai are SraMn u.
therefore. credit is valuable rs pioe!c.Ne
.,rwer in the State to itself ana It's c'IlzehS.
The arrangements Of commerce are sucii
,bo, ,hr money credit OF a country Is unlfer-
''IIe ,ccsiyed as the barometrlcal TEST OF lis
,rn.nsrjiy and happiness, OF It's sood soI,,
,--,-,cnt and equal just laws. so the Worio
,.1,r(;S .n" i and no better standard exists OF
,t,,-nS,rrt and esteem in which each country
= hid than the price Of its bonds IN the
,.,ortrt Thus, while France was occupied
Hy i,,', ~ ,remv the subscription OF loan OF
.; Gnn Dp0 OtlO for her WIS considered as
,..',r nf the confidence Of the world IN her
;i,i.;r,a,,, recovery. Without this public
,rsdi, she may have langulshed unCer lot
,i,.,, occupltion for generations, and hence
len Intimately extinguished. The credl'
e the ITniInd States was the source from
w,,irl they drew men and money to conquer
,hn confederate States, who lad none.
,,.j,. was the means by which we were
overcome.
Tbo bonds of the United States do not
command ANYTHING like the price Of those OF
o,tyr countries, their six per cent. bonds
selling for very little more than the three
p,r cent English conso!s. The civilized
world do not regard the condition of the
United states as stable nor the system OF
,,w, here a good as they do those Of Great
Britain. Tested by this standard we find
virginia occupying place among the lowest
rank Of nations. Egypt, Turkey, Peru,
Chill. nj sand much higher, while only q
few arc rated below her. give here aquo.
!ation l!om report OF the London Stock
Tyrl,9ngc OF December Is. 1878.
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ENTERED AND Entered at the
custom-house on Saturday brig Aquldneck,
Captain johnson, from Baltimore, to load
for Rio de Janeiro with -four.
Cleared from the custom-house German
brig Orion, Captain Luken, for Rio Grande
do Sui, with -four, by HaXall u Co.
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Lexington Observation-Disclosures.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, Va, January 3.--The municipal
election to-day resulted 10 another ConserYa-
tive victory. For Mayor, C. NJ. Dold; !;
Council, g. W. Pettigrew, G. A. Davidson,
C. NJ. Figgatt. T. A. Deayer, c. ". Antrim,
and A. w. Harman, Jr. ...a
A colored man was murdered in this county
last Wednesday. The murderer has been
arrested and lodged in Jail to await trial.
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Clubhouse Burned.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
Boyk1N's, Va, January 3.--The gin.house
of Carr Holland, of Southampton county,
was burned yesterday with twelve bales Of
cotton. The fire was caused by match
passing through the gin while ginning cot
ton. Loss, s., 500. No insurance.