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This very doubtful rumor finds the light
10 the st: Louis Republican: " It is whis-
pered that the Democrats in the Wisconsin
Legislature are going to take Carpenter by
the hand and help him into the Senate again,
aud that Matt. will begin his second term
ties. 1t would be odd, but It is impossible
to tell what people won't do in these times"
1t is announced on good authority that
Mr. VOORHEES, intends, in case he does notre.
ceive the Democratic caucus nomination, to
60 before the Indiana Legislature as an indie
pendent candidate for the senatorship. He
is in favor of more soft money than any, other
living man, and as that sort of heresy is more
popular In Indiana than anywhere else, he is
thought to have good prospects Of success.
Ne,o York Tribune. .,.,..r.t.- s......
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POSTAL,

REQUESTS TO BISHOP JOHN JOHNS, &c.-The
will of Miss Anna Johns, Of Newcastle,
Delaware. recently deceased, contains be-
quests of 81 1000 to her brother, Right Rev.
Bishop John Johns, $500 to the trustees OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the do
cese of Delaware for the support of the epis-
copate, or to the Diocesan Missionary So
cie,y of that church, as her executors may
determine; 800 to Rev. Charles c. Spen.
GER; 5000 to the warden and yestry Of
Emanuel church of Newcastle for the rec
tory; 5000 to the General Domestic Mission
ary Society of the Protestant Episcopal
Church. and 5000 to the Foreign Missionary
Society of that church In the United States.
Baltimore Sun.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 4, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY 4, 1870
ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker. New York, mer.
chandise, 6. w. Allen & 20, agents. p,,,,do,nh,o
sleamer j. w. Eyerman, Platt, fnllaoeipnla,
Schooner William 5. farrell Lord, RocAhud'
sch sehoon i John McGnniss, Colbourn. Philsdel-
phia Dig iroa, Old Dominion Iron and Nall " orks.
Martha E. rssyaT sn Ro ssw
= Schooner william Layton, Layton, Baltimore
fr senooper aynor, Fitehett, Warwick, hay and
Schooner independence, Forrest James river,
~ Schooner John Anderson, Evans, james river,
sloop Antagonist james river, oysters, to MAG
sioop elizabeth, James river. oysters, TO master.
Sioop Maria Louisa, james river oysters 70 Hias-
ter
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatun, agent
Bark Amanda tGermanl, CITY point, 70 nniSn
loading timber, for Mar,ellles, Currie co.
AT CITY POINT.
Schooner 8. G. Tryon, Niekeron, hocxisno'
Qusno, Allison 4 Addison.
MEMORANDA.
BALTIMORE, January 3--Arr1Te9: senooa aa,
Caroline Hall Abdell, and samuel "afren' VENT
'fS snsTos. Jsnuasy 1-Aniyed: schooners Edward
irhS Heaitie, aud 81. B. Tower, from Virginia.
VIsEYARD HAVEN. January '5Arr1ve 20 sc i,s
nefS .1ohn ii Bali, from Boston for Virginia.
By Telegraph.
Nvw YORK. January 4.-Arriyed ont schmeli-
H. p,osn. radad- and i)onan. Arrived: Hernnan,
Liyineston Greece, Mediator, City Of waco, oniteo
States, Achilles. p.sooJ In for
Ra,Iimore. bark Cricket, from Bio; DARK l.. a.
Higelow, from Tyhee. ,u,r from
Passed IN, Tor Richmond, bark fenRun' Lsei'
Rio. .. <o,, ravaesa In dis
,re.s Lost her nnainhoom, nainsail, ana 1oresau
deoks swept, and leaking baby. bouno " ooo'A
Bay. - rrl.uo q, M chanoe m. rIay
In the condition OF the steamship IAN a s msrc so
a as,h for comm un,catou, except by signals.
'o LONDON. january 4.-lhe German oark Uri Nn
from sayannlh for Reral, Is stranded near hoo
4 logne.
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Second DispaGk.l

TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION OF THE ASSEMBLY.
NEW ORLEANS. January 4.-The Legisla-
ture met at noon and is the most orderly
that has assembled for many years. The
congressional committee was in the hall of
the House. The clerk called the roll and
announced that quorum was present.
A motion was made that Mr.. Wilt, the
former Mayor and Conservative, take the
chair temporarily, and his taking it caused
some confusion. Mr.. itz then appointed
tenn porarH officers, at which the Radicals
yelled. Colonel Lowell protested.
Five members not returned by the board
were declared elected, and took seats.
At l O'Clock order was partially restored.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-The Louisiana
Republican lobby here are not encouraged
by the events of to-day In New Orleans.
Nothing further has been heard from that
city through the regular channels. Private
advices indicate clearly that the lower house
has or will organize under Conse ryative
auspices,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Position OF the Brit,..h steamer San

- 6 Z, q
Position OF the Brftis.1 steamer San
gssssassss.azsssv ssaEces;
Especial telegram 70 Inc DIsps }.a.eseess.
EoRftLk, January 4. Tbef Bfitssh steamer
San Marcos; Captain Burrows, which is
ashore with 1900 bales OF cotton at False
Cape, fifty miles south of Cape Henry, is
bard and fast, on the beach. The wreckers
are hard at work; and the weather. very.
rough and threatening. They expect to
swing her around in day or two, and haul
her off without loss IL the weather should
be favorable. The Steamer Resolute came up
yesterday, bringing the passengers, of the
San Marcos, who are now atithe National
Hotel. The ship is now considered In a bad
position. The passengers publish card Of
thanks tomorrow to the Government life.
saving agents along the coast for kind treat.
ment. !" = = "'s!HP'ss,'t 4
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 4.-Four quiet and steady
extra. 81 .5O0s5. SO; family, S5.50@s6.50; City
MiIis-Superlne. f4GIs4. so extra n 7oqs5; y
Rio brands, a650QS6.75; family, ST.26g*S.2o
Wheat quiet and steady No. red western, II. u
others unchanged. Corn firm; yellow southern, 80
@S3c.; mixed western, S3c. Oats trmer south
ern, 63@65c.; western white SA4gooc, weSt aad
Provisions quiet but firm. Western butter dull and
unchanged. e fee STEADY. with an advancing ten;
deucv, Ut SAO2OAc. Whiekey dull and nominal
az 81 Sugar Arm ut 0SGQ1 OHc.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW IUhh d AhhCIo
NEW YORK, January 4-Cotion quiet and nomi-
mi: sales OF i'll bales at 143k@143c. Southern
-four Quiet and unchanged. Wheat frmer aud I'M
changed; sl.2O@S1 20 for winter red western;
II .2SQDsl. 80 for amber WESTERN III 3O6Sl 37 for
white western. Corn more active ana hrmer for
new: OLD quiet anddrm at 97@9SHc.tor old west.
ern mixed S7@S9c. Tor new western; 09c.for new
yellow southern; SIC. for new white southern
Gcffee outlet aud firm. sugar quiet and very firm
Tallow steady at SIC. Rosin dun ut $2.100t2.l5
for strained. .Turp-ntine firm ut sea $3.50. Pork
6rmLr at S2O.5OMf2O.75 for new mess. Lard
frmer prime steaIn, Sc. Whiskey more active
at 9SAc, FreightS hrn. ,.E
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the ideas Of the party he represented with
perfect frankness. No further details are
given, but the note concludes with hope
that the conference will dispes misunder-
st9naiHas and etface disaessssaents
The Times Paris eorraspo telegraphs
that the note signifies that no party Is will
ing, TO sacrifice its pretensIoRs, and that pis.
understandings baye indeed ceSsed, foF the
flnpossibility Of an agreementEis 20 longer.
denied. ,.p,,..a ,sf,ss,. .rsTyrgrIs. +-fss y !
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A Cur.AsD.DRiED RRvoLurros.-J. Ferrer
de Canto, a prominent Spanish resident OF
New York. who was In Madrid only four
vas chez Beng lslaed u n apadish ss as
vernf1eh circles, and ehissaseession to the
throne was .conced,d then to, be. acceptable
to the army and navy and all classes. He
believes that Spain will now have RESPONSE;
Die government, and wills snbniig ioino In.
terlerencein its affairs by aEy foreign Co
yernrnent. oil Il, ~ 80 - = = -.
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The pennsylvania Courts.

PHILADELPHIA, January 4.-The Penusyl-
vania Supreme Court commenced its session
Today, and number OF decisions were de-
liyered, among which was the Allegheny
county murder case of Ortwein us. The
Commonwealth, the sentence of the court
below being affirmed. ...h... -
The new courts authorized by the new
Constitution went into operation to-day.
The old District Court, which has been IN
operation for siXty-four. years, is abolished,
and the judges now rank as common'pleas
Judges.
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Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway Companies
interest payable IN lawful money: Principal out
vet paid, sl,9ss,7o5.s6: Interest paid by the
United States, 1914 325 96.9S; int, rest repaid BY
transportation Of mails, &c. &5 sol S35.12. Bal.
ance Of interest paid by the United States, $lS,-
1898 55S.S6,
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Latest from Louisiana.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE MEETING OF THE LEGIs-
LATURE--THE sTATE:HoUsE SURROUNDED By

PREPARATIONS FOR THE MEETING OF THE LEGIs-
LATURB--THE sTATE:HoUsE SURROUNDED By
:, FEDERAL TROOPS AND xErRopoLrrAss, ETC. =.
New ORLEANS, January AT this hour
ga. NJ United States troops are taktag po-
sition covering the State house. Aregiment
Of infantry in two columns, y at parads-rest,
extends from Cbartress street, along st.
tans are being placed in position to prevent
the near approach OF the public to the State
house. Asqaad of them at Gbartress street,
on St. Louis street, refused to allow persons
to pass out st. Louis street, stating that only
members of the Legislature or State officers
would be allowed to go by. This squad was
under the command of captain. A'sin1ilar
guard will probably be placed at all the ap:
proaches to the State.house. =
Eighteen hundred United States troops,
will be in position to sustain the State 60
yerpnnpnt ~ = ~
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b q &

R IL q +
RacHnoSD AND Psrrassusa HAn-l, a
UK8EacfsassNu1snssrsspisssssss;ss J, J,
~ on this rosd Htii run rs Follows -
|. Baa & nrIisas 1aiUSH nsns s sg9,s RE-
os Sonsses yor % blh1 lsfs
{. ,7A6. "A. II, EkEIGHTTRIfiNdsi iy fsx fs;
~ ~ III dayltatth coach atisctsdsfm Asesrs-
burg burg and aasioni on sas l1sdss
1ao Pm. TH sas %lT aa aai ne
~ 81 f;S 10fIal points South s0d West pr
y senSefs tsains his tain siI re-
eloss connection ., sPsserssurs ior
500 PM yEEIaaT daily eerceps sdhdsyh
! 500 4. n: faEIGHT THAR dsiiy il1ssps
~ I, sSa, ris, coach atsscasd
q - With Richmond, F,sderfcks SarS sn3
I, Potomac raiiscssf for al points KasS
500 u, IsEisHr aaI,y le1eept suad.yh
.s:eef.M- THkoTaH aAILdaly tezsepsssn.
,afz%9a fedenckBburg and P6tomac railroad
49, FORM points East sr6 West PnifndaE
z 'so.. saespT attached, rsnnssa tfroagb 70
!, 800. ~ nsction With he ChesspssSe and 6Sic
n raiirosd for tins Virginia SDrines and
Ttaa,T peinss North and Wess. s5.s3s - NJ
The NAIL TRAINS win net stop between Eichs
IEaond ana Petersburg exceptat Chester. X q Z
IGaips the y,oysr, an swA !safs Chester ..
B:30A. n dzfy except Sunday.
!. ALL ALL IRAINs leaving Petsrsumg viii stars6on
10 ii -; 49, A.. SHAW, superintendent.
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

= ~ ~ lif.H s.NEW. YORK. -9,.-sol Z =
NEW YORK, January 4.-Noon.-Stocks active
and lower. Money. 6. Gold, 112N.e Exchange
Long, 4s6; short, 490H, Governments dull. States
steady. -. -. rE 1IF- uEpgw.}. -
& ing.-Money closed easier Mt 4@5 per cent.
Sterling slightly weaker. Gold steady at 1880
l12H. Governments dull and trtAe lower. States
quiet and nominal. D. -.
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(" CANTON INSIDE LINE."ss,zsua !,

NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TIL WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER / the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS from
Powhatan steamboat Compauy's pier, corner of
Twenty-second and Dock sireecs, N aking close
nection each trip at Canton, nd. East Baltimore)
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by fire and marine
insurance free Of cost. No dockage charged at
Richmond Rates as low as any other line. This
Is the quickest line between Philadelpha and Rich.
mond.
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canon Inside Line" and sent to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore depot, Philadelphia.
Frelghts received daily In Philadelphia and Rich
mond. For further information apply to
l.. B. TATUM, Agent,
Office: Twenty -second aud Dock street.
..-' and Ninth aud Main streets or to
j. S. WILSON, General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore 4. B.,
&C 9-3m PHILADELPHIA.
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NHRISTMhS GOODS.

just received from auction and must be sold
SO WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DINNER
SET;
$50 WHITE and DECORATED CHINA TEA SETSs
500 pair CHINA, GLASS, and LAVA VASES:
800 DECORATED BOHEMIAN BUREAU SETS;
l25 WHITE and DECORATED CHAMBER SETS;
CHINA Toys, MUGS, and UPS and SAUCERs;
WALL BRACKETS and POCKETS;
PLATED WARE, CUTLERY
WATERS, and house-furnishing goods In general,
that must be sold, at Y, *. TAYLOR'S,
de2l No.lQl1 Main street. opposite post-oftce
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rEyO THE TRADE.-ATMOkE' MINCE.
1 MEAT.-I offer tn the trade as agent for the
manu- facturer and ut his prices. 5000 pounds Of
ATMoRE's MINCE. MEAT. put up In barrels, half,
II say it is the best in the world. Liquor enough In
IL to warranr 1t to keep twelve months. Black with
citrop currants raisns. and spices ready Tor use,
and NO fear OF Its turning sour or fermeutiBg IKE
most prepa raions offered for sale. Cali and supply
yourselves at l.. y. bSosirOe
no % 144a Nain sueel
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, January 4.-The Beeeher-
Tilton case was called to-day. Triton was
not ready.
The message of the Mayor says the debt Of
the city of New York Is Sl42.0Oo, ooe IAN ana t9e
eTnenses of the current year S87, 100000. he
saws wooden payements are neither useful
or
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Roston,s Debt-Fatal Explosion.
BosroN, January 4.-The debt OF the city
of Boston is S29, 000,0 900.
A boiler at the Warham Iron WORKS Durst
today, killing one and ipjuring four.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

uomipaI at 69@72c. Provisions firm. Pork noini-
nal at $50. Bacon-shoulders, &c.; clear Up Ing
I4H@l5 SIC, Whiskey, CSC. Baggng quiet and Arm
at q pound Kentucky hemp, l2c; fax and 1ute'
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GOODS.
PRESENTS /!

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
"
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE
CARPETS, CARPETS, SoA 4
CLOCKS, BIBLES, PICTURES,
FRAMES, FRAMES, FRAMES,
CHRoMoS, CHRoMOS, CHhOMOS.
LOOKISG-GLASSES, LOOKING-GLASSES,
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS,
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS.
A full line of the above goods always on hand.
Parties In want would do well to call and exam Inc
nv stock for any of the above eooos before purcha
sing will sell by weekly or monthly instruments
II required. WILLIAM DaFehOS.
he if.3m 1888 Main street.
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DOOTs, SHOES. TRUNKS, &c.-R
Is Gentlemen's Calf Hair Toilet slips, Cen ia
temsas Goat Fancy Slips, aaies o.t FnSny Sim
~ Rovs Goat Fancy Slippers, Children's Pa
tent,L either hed-Top Boots, and full assortment
of nne Boots and Shoes for gentlemen, tdis', miss
CO.. oo''' w. p. W. TAYLOk'S, s.
dir corner Fourth and Broad sfreeSS.
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Debt. less cash In the Treasury
January !, 1S74.............
Debt, less cash In the Treasury
December /, lS74...........
Increase Of debt during the pas
month ..................
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, January 4.--Flour dull and nomi-
nal. Corn steady; No: 2 mixed new, 66c re-
jected, 604061H. Pork in fair demand Ut Sls.
Lard iu fair demand. Whiskey quiet and un-
changed.
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CINfINS.TI MARKETS.

| CINCINNATI January 4.-Flour dull. Corn steady
| at 6s@7Oc. Pork irm at 1925. Lard hrm ana
higher; steam, 13h@1 34c.; kettle, l4gl 4ac.
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BOOTS. sHasEss. &e.

A LARGE SUPPLY OF GENTLEw
N MEMS BUCKLE ARCTICS and 1Ml-HA
TaTION SANDAL RUBBERS. Also, an
complete assortment of R!lBBEhS, az sizes ana
widfhs. for ladies, misses, boys, and children, at
WINGO, ELLhTT y CRuMp'S,
Messrs, Y. 8. CARLTON and J. b. WOODWARD
are with US, and will be pleased to serve their
friends u -
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RICHMOND, FREp'G & POTOMAC Il. r. Co.,l
OrPICE GENEHAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND. December II, 1674.y
T nm IT'D AIMS -.tss5-.F

RICHMOND, FRED'G & POTOMAC Z. r. Co.,l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET A1KET, I
u RICHMOND. December II, I674.S
CCHRDULE OF TRAINS. ibs
1855 p M,DAY MAIL leaves Byrd.stree ST..
TIE sTEAMER KEYPORT q
~ 'aEss Quantico,, with trains OF the BAtt.
more aud Ohio ratfrOad at their wharf
:i-t,' opposite AIexandris-due IN Bslt-
ttsGi@E more &c 9:2O p. ID. ; and at Washing
..,,e ton With the Baltimore and Potomac
!. $3.50 railroad for Baltimore aud me Norta
1,smp NJ. NIGHT MAIL leaves ByrdIstreet
- station fSandAys exceptedh c0nnsctnx
- ~ =. az Washington With the Baltimore
3a and Potomac and Baltimore and Ohio
snao.p. N. hsau;ct,oMMoDATIoN TRAIH for
S~oS, '' Ranoger Junction, leaves Bread. Street
ssnsIon lsundays e1cepteat 49,.
A,6f) A. A.. NIGHT MAIL arrives - Byrd-Sfrea ae
1850 p: Ne, DAY s II AL eif arii1ss C Byrd.stses
s:sgA. NJ, AciCsOaioDATIoS TRAIN a.nss
at Brcad-Street Stallion lSu1ne5s eAs g
~ espted.
!; NOTICE
ny this ,oute new and eAegaat SLEEPING
"a hns,bsen added 70 nish b tfstns BON WAYS ~
tween Richmond and BsatrDore lor sne spS ~.
comfort of fiichmont paseer6ers. CHAhaE fo1
BERTHS ST. PssssnYffs xas fh Nv can rensiS
IN siissns se e .sf Z LS
!, - RICBM0ND AND BALTlaoa. !; p,o.a,
a on hA1oSpA ~ Ne
ERITyAYN At QAanttesS all-ren a0nneCAon ior
frt r1i i 70 and from alf p1lnts Sosth.snd West.
Through Bills OF lsestnx and saaas giycn 70 =
pHe apse! po 81 ssnsss ssa
dst7 General Fre,zhs and Tinsss q gen.
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RAI.TJNHRF

BALTIMORE, January 4.--Virginia 6's, p&clers.
40; consols, 6S4. West Vhginia's, j or. North
Carolina e's old, 25; new, 10; special tax, 8. Bid
to- day. 49, i 's'Ft3 .ti.tH [t.Er
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MINCE- N EATS.
NIINCE.MEAT! MINCE-MEAT J

MI - -. -. -.
Just received and In store, to be sold wholesale
and retail, 90 buckets and half-harrels
CORSUN'S CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
MINCE-MEAT,
which has now bt come the leading and favorite
brand of MINCE-MEA In the market. Put up
also in 5-pound buckets especially for family use.
Try 1t once, and you will use no other:
- '...-..'-. G.. ZIMMER, onfecdoner,
do .....-...... 1896 Main street.
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washington Items.

Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, January 4.-The treasury
will not sell any gold this month.
There will be a quorum of both houses to.
morrow.
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Obituary.

Loursv1LLE, KY, January 4.-Judge Har-
din, late judge OF the Court OF Appears, Is
dead xs.sEt E-
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PHI apELpH1A LIVESTOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA January 4.-Cattle In fair de-
extra state ann western steers s6@$7 for falr 10
good "a 50Qt5 50 for common shesp nrne p55
ADVANCED; sales 1000 Ut slO.50@$ll. 81
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RIcMaoNp AND DAHvmLE RAILROAD Co.
OFFICE or EN9NRHR AND SUrKRfsTxNpHNT.S
ut{Ii sRICHMoSD,,YA., December 23.l87A }

RicHMoNp AND DASvnLR RAILROAD Co,
OFFICE OF EN9TNRHR AND SUPERINTENDENT
U.{i sRICHMosD,iYA December 23.l87A }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE TO TAKE
G ~ IM SUNDAY 9sY ,DEeEMREa q, 1874
,Bmkeville a. s2S "A. M. leaves Dundee 81 los
+ + M ssvss !, p PAX = 1a F. Nj srrMs
TRAIN No. 2:-NEw 0RLHANs AND NEW
YoaK. EXPRESS, Eastward- Leaves Greensboro as
banaee a. SAG a. sso
P: n. arrives AZ Richmond at ! 1:o4 r: II. II
saees kcs9oha s leaves Ssirsye
at 4:41 P. NJ; leaves Dundee at Gas Pm. leaves
Dan vile st s:2s T. M; arrives a, Greensboro at
TRAIN No. 4.-THRouaH MAI, Eastward
Leaves Greensboro at 3;S5 A. NJ; ieayss Danyille
ishIrs Sdf AZ asa Mss a. afr'ves AZ
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYScmURo PASSENGER, West.
Vie at fso p. n; arrives =. IyncnSurs It 40
TRAIN No. e-BuRKEv1LLEA ccoM6opAT1eN
Eastward Leaves Burkeytlle at ASS A. NJ; ar.
rives at Richmond at 1868 A. n.
All through trains connect at Richmond and Dun-
and Potomac rai all and washington City. Wiz
ginia n idand and Great Southern railroad, 10 and
from Washington, Baltimore, Phlladelphla, and
Trains Nos and 4 connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail.
road trains 70 and from Baltimore and all eastern
points. ". 05.'.a 80
Trains Nos. and ect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE rail-.
road to and from Greenyile, Atlanta. Montgome cry,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. 1893
Trains Nos and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee, and ala
southern points. -. ssftssb
Train No. 4 connects a. Burkeville With the At
lantic, Mississippi and ohio raj road, from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and MI southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO all southern ana S0ult western
points; and DaQgage checked through. ~
Pullman palace-cars IL rough from New Orleans
to New York. sissi,G T.. NJ. Il. TALGOTA.
Engineeran superintendent.
II. T. DOUGLASS. Master TRANSPORTATION. de 26
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

Spain.
BAyoNSE, January 4.-Marshal Serrano en-
tered France on Saturday and Is now mere;
1t is reported that he will go to Paris ana
thence to Berlin.
France,
p.p1s. January 4.-The election to Ell
vacancy In the Assembly was held yesterday
in the department OF Hautepyrenees. The
Bonaparlists, Republicans, and Sepfemsilsts
each had a candidate in the field. Taus far
only partial returns have been received.
They indicate that no choice has been made,
each of the candidates having about the same
number of votes. -. -
LONDON, January 4.-Paris aispalenes s sa.s
Of the Assembly and President nacManon
was held at Elysees last Saturday, and semi.
official note Of the proceed lngs published
ahicn says that Ia response t. an appeal
from the President sesh deputy eSpia.neo
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WE ARE OFFERING

w TINS WEEK STILL GREATER BAh- RWV
GAINS IN BOOTS AND SHOES. ~
Please notice some OF our prices as gwen
LADIES' GOAT Morocco SHOES at s1;s0,sl.75.Ss;
an elegant article Of Is dle RTIqose ioss
81 10 SO worth IS !. Gents CALF SHOES at 1928
ard $3.50 worth $3 : Gents Calf sewed DRESS nEss
SHOES slandar,r makes, at 81.
Other goods in proportion. BATS. IauShs,
SATCHRLs and VALIsEs IN great variety anaas tea'
'oD''o. HEYMAN, MOdRIS g. CO..
aoo Rroad street, corner OF Fourth
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