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, 1875-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

A now subdivision has been recently made OF
lao acres lying Il miles west of the city limits,
and called Chicago Heights. Tho purchase WAS
made recently by a. ]. Reynolds. Q. e. Brooks,
and others/: The tract is situated in Sec 10,
Town 38, Range 12. beyond Riverside, on the west
side of the Desplalnes River, ind east Of and
near the line of the proposed Chicago, Pekin l.
Southwestern Railroad. 1t lies about mile and
a half from the river. and consequently
about the same distance from the
canal and the Chicago T. Alton Railroad,
The consideration is reported to be 800, 900,
which would make the lots over $40 each. The
tract vas bonsht OF Hiram G. Morse. Subae-
quent1y Mr. Brooks sold twelve and half blocks
to 4. Brown for reported consideration OF
$50, 900.
RENTS.
Snyder i Lee hava jusr rented stores Nos. 100
and Ill Wabash avenue to Heitborn Bro, DEAL
ers in millinery goods, at $500 per month for
first floor. They take possession at once.
, 1875-02-07

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 2,678 bu wheat, 1919 hu corn, 2,101 bu
oats, 1854 bn rye, 2.o31 bu barley.
The following grain was inspected into store On
Saturday norEfng: cars No. spring, 50 cssr No.
do, u No. do, rejected do 80 wheat};
cars yellow corn, cara high mixed do, Il No.
do II rejected do 60 corn, all new} white
oats, car No. 2 do; 2 cars No. rye; 1 CARS No.
barley, 3 cs1B No. do. Total $50 cars, $1,000
bu. Inspected out: lo979 bu wheat 042 hu corn,
l2.81l bu oats, 1,4i2 bu re, ATT hu narley.
The following we're the receipts and shipments of
breadsus and ra stock At this point during the past
weck. md for tho corresponding weeks ending as
dated:
, 1875-02-07
1874.
In4tTu4,les.ts.

1915. :, 1874.
InatJurents. . C0nsGer-!l Coasider-
10. aaon. 10. atson.
Truft-deeds......! 161 s SS5,4G6,' 1895 567 ass
M0ftg1ge1-.......i %. G5,l65 IS l1.9
Aggregate. 1895 41,631i 244S ESQ, 400
Releases. 143 t. 15I
, 1875-02-07
PROVISIONS,

PROVISIONS,
HOG PRoDUCTs-Were rather less active and
easier on the speculative articles, In sympathy with
decline In the price Of uve hogs. The following are
the stocks Of product On hand now In this city, with
Comparisons as reported by the Secretary Of tho Pork
Packers Association:
, 1875-02-07

Included In the stocks those Of the fobbera The
lard IN the hands Of the manufacturers !s not in-
cuded. 49,
PAoKEG-The Connere ial Buuetia gives the fol-
lowing as tho hog packing at the points named to date
Is compared with the corresponding time last year.
and the aggregate Inst aeason:
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Approximations OF Trouble with 4
United STATES Hfsafpnsasa.

Of Trouble with, f1se
United STATES pisatpnaad.
Madrid, December L. Minister CUSHING
to-day presented The telegraphic reply from
bis Government TO the ist Spanish note
The dispatch Is considered very satisfactory
aud dissipates the recent apprehensions oil
roubie with the United States.
The French Electoral Bin Adopted.
PARIs, December 1.-The Assembly has
ad0pted the electoral bill. II was amended
80 as TO allow representation to all the colo.
mics except Cayenne and Senegal.
Newfoundland.
LONDON, December /. ~ The Standard says
Ia consequence of the recent conference be.
tween the English and French commanding
officers Of the North American naval stations
1t Is hoped that all soreness consequent upon
the interference of the French in the New.
foundland fsherie, will be removed.
Closing or n Protestant Church.
LONDON, December 1.-I1teiligence from
Toledo, Spain, says the authorities have
closed the Protestant church there and ex.
PEELED the pastor and sehoolmaster.
Conviction Of The wainwright Bro.
theirs.
LONDON, December 1.-The trial Of the
Wainwright brothers for the murder OF
Harriet Lane was concluded to-day, result.
ing In verdict of guilty. Henry was sen.
fenced to death and Thomas to seven years.
penal servituds. tlagn.Et
Five Children Killed by Religious
Fanatic. - Y.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, December LA Hin
doc employed on the Constant Spring estate
while under the influence Of religious frerz,
bebeaded five children.
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MOODY AND SASKEY IN BALT,aoRE.-To.
day committee OF five members from the
Young Mems Christian Association. OF thi.
city, including the president, Mr.. S. w. T,
Hopper. and the treasurer, Mr.. j. V. l.,
Graham, will visit Philadelphia with The
purpose of applying for the services oil
Messrs. Moody ADD Sankey, the rerivalists,
in Baltimore. They take with them the re-
quired formal invitation, which has been in
circulation among the ministers here for sig
natures for several weeks, and are very san
guine of inducing those gentlemen to hold 6
series of meetings in Baltimore. If this I:
found impossible. however, they will Try tt
arrange for their presence here at the ami
versary celebration of the Association. which
will be held some time during he latter por
ton of January. The committee will return
tomorrow american, LIST.
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NATURAL BRIDaE, VA, November 20, 1875.
Editors Dispatch: The interesting table
Of the Methodist Conference, as published
in the Dispatch, Is anofh.r illustration OF
your remarkable enterprise and your determi-
nation to satisfy your readers, and will re-.
dound to your advantage. In reply to your
remarks In regard to the preparation Of such
statistics by other churches. l refer you 60
the tables embodied 10 the minutes OF our
General Assembly every year, which show
all the contributions Of every church in our
connection. membership, &c. II you should
find it convenient to publish the statistics of
the nine Preshyteries Of Virginia for last
year Mr.. j. D X. Seight will gladly furnish
you copy
lBut the most interesting feature-the per-
soml one-the pay OF each clergyman-would
be lacking.]
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Ewing presided as moderator. Rev. AR.
Simpson, the chosen pastor OF the church,
was present, aud accepted the call; but Pres.
bytcry, In consequence OF some iaformalitles
in the matters congregation not having
been timely cited, believe : postponed their
anal action ill, December DIST 55
Rev. Mr. Shafer, Of Richmond, preached
most excellent sermon at the lutheran
church here Sunday.
Tue two exhibitions OF Mrs. Jtrley's Wax
WoSks for the benefi. Of the Leee mausolem
netted 1882.
The engine for the new water.works,
manufactured BY Worthipgton Of New York,
arrived yesterday by the Valley railroad.
Dry,
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TAXES.
EITY TAXES FOR 1915.
CITY CoLLEcToR's CEsIcE,

CITY COLLECTORS GFFfCE,t
RICHMOND, November 80, 1875.
This office will be open daily fIoin o'clock A.
VI. to o'cock z. NJ. from the 18TH 10 the 31s1
DAY OF DECEMBER, Inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already paid
one half only OF the city taxes charged to him The
remai.ing half; and that
TEN PER CENTUM
will be added to the amount of said remaining hall
of the tax charged in every case where the party
assessed shall fall 10 pay said remaining half within
the time SO limited.
But in case any person having fail to pay IN
the month of June one half of the city taxes due
from such person shall fail u pay the whole amount
thereof on or before the 3Ist day Of December
there shall be added
TWENTY PER CENTUM
upon the amount OF the tax so remaining due"
The Collector would especially call attention 10
the delinquent bills,
REAL AND Personal.
In addition to the twenty per cent. to be ADDED nc
IS irec ed by ordinance 10 post copy OF all delln-
auant personal bills at The front door OF the City
fall during the February term OF the musings
Court JOHN Il. hEUNAOLi,
d. lin Collector.
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Railroad Com plefed.

SAVANNAH, GA, December 1.-Tte June
ton railroad, connecting the Savannah and
Charleston railroad with the Atlantic and
Gulf road, was completed day. and trains
passed over. a large delegation from this
city met the delegates from Charleston at the
Junction, and the two trains came on TO-
gether. -, So, :
The completion of this line gives through
rail connections from the North to Florida
and Southern Georgia MA Savannah, and
also another through rail line to Atlanta Uia
Augusta. II -
A dinner was had at the Pulaski House in
honor of the occasion. i, 80. .4.-'s.r-s ~
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RICHMOND ANDDANvILLs fsAILReAn r,nMpsY. !
RICHMOND, Va, November SO, 1876. "a


-. , Az Nv, ao,
&CHEDULE OF TRAINS. ~ kAtN NO.
~ 1.--cHARLoTTE EXPRESS, Wcstward--1seav
richmond as sos a. M, leayts RurkeyfHe ut
$50 q: NJ. leaves Dundee Mt I:14 2. m: teayss
Oanvtile at III. leaves Greensboro 81 S:6S
p. M; leaves Salisbury at 6.i5 T.. IA. ;sarri7es q
charlotte at S:43 r. NJ. 5s ~ & re = g
TRAIN No.. 2.-EEw YORK AID NEW OR-
LEANS EXPRESS, sEaSlTard-I.eay Charlotte af
5:45 A. NJ; leaves airline Jnactiou &C 6:20 A.
". leaves Salisbury ar 1854 "A Ni leaves Greens-
boro, at 1866 p. nj. leaves Dinvitle at lag r.
D.; leaves dundee AZ Lee p. NJ; leaves Burke.
Vile ut 6:07 L. 81. arrives IN Richmond at. 6:27
p. o.. q IS
TRAIN No 3.-THRGUGH MAM-NEW YORK
FOR THE SoUTH-L caves kichlnonoa &C 1883 4. d.
leaves BErkeville at 4:0I +. leaves IuEaee ~
1D:3S p. NJ; leaves Danytne as 1889 r.. ID.
les yes Greensboro at 5 A. n leaves salisbury
at 6:32 A.. NJ; leaves Afr-Lins Junction at 5;eV
AM; arrives ut Charlotte ut sos AZ =
TRAIN No. 4--THR0UGH MALL Eastwarc-s
Leaves Charlotte at 9:l5 p. NJ: leaves Salisbury
1i:5S a. NJ. leaves Greensboro az 3:I5 A. ~;
eayes Dahrillea at sos a. NJ; leaves Dutnsee'
8:lS,A a.; leaves BurkeyIite ut 1885 A. A.; RI.
: TRSTS NO. 5.-I,YNcHnuBC ACCOMMODATES,
West wnrd-I eayes Richmond att a. Nj. !; arrives
at BurkeyIlle at 1885 I'M lssyes nnrkeyille ct
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The whiskey Frauds.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-General Bah.
cock received dispatch to-day from District
Attorney Dyer, at st. Louis, stating that the
next case, involving the question OF con-
spiracy, was set for December 10th.
MILWAUKEE. Dece nber 1.-Schlitz d Breg'
enthal, rectifiers. have been convicted Of
shipping goods contrary to law and sen;
fenced to four months 10 the county jail and
to paw one thousand dollars fi1e each.
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Final Obsequies OF the Late Vice.
President.

NArrcK. December LAT the conclusion
Of the taiyate services at the house Of the
late Vice.President Wilson the remains were
removed to the Town Hall, where the pub
Tic and final ceremonies took place. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Francis n.
peloubet, assisted by Rev. A. e. Reynolds,
Rev. j. s, Whedden, and Rev. Edward Do
rose. After the benediction by Gr. Pelou-
bet the remains were conveyed TO the hearse,
and the procession formed. The line oil
march embraced nearly every street In town,
and It was not until o'clock that the hearse
reached the grave, in Dell Park Cemetery,
where the casket containing the remains OF
the iIlustrious dead was deposited in Its final
resLjng- place.
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UNITED STATES MARsuAL's CFFicE,}
RICHMOND, November 80, 1875.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TITAN
~ have this day, In obedience 70 monition
District Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
and TO me directed seized the following properly
TO wit: bushels OF RYE Copper still, 2 old Tubs
IL Charcosi-Tubs, 4S bags Charcoal, Liquor
Stands. Essences and Extracts I'm bottlesl hat EeG
of Lead, Grindstone. "a gallons syrup small
Containing - gallons Of Rccifed Spirits. bar:
rels and keg partly filled with Fayoring. lot OF
Brands and Plates. Iron Safes with books papers,
and accounts), sampie-Gase, Chairs and STOOLS,
s Stoves. barrels containing 142 taxable gallons
Wine, 2 packages Oiled with Blackberry Juice-the
properly Of NJ. & f. Myers, OF the city Of Peters
barK.
ia any IA inner be interested therein that they be
and appear befcr saiO district Court, In the pre-
10TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
A. nj. or that day, then and ihere 70 interpose
their claims aud make their allegations IN ,hat De-
half "a Ms nsLL.,
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F|:'INA,N,Ic.IAL.,..
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE


Y WEDSKsDAY. December i, 1875.
sALEs: 81, 90 Virgins consoIs, new, sold III
49,; $500 Virginia deferred sold at Sc. ,ls5
American Gotd.-11 lid - s53:s
STATE Aecurtffe ~ Virginia consols. 81 bid, 67k
ask ed Virginia cGnso,s, new, 40 bid; Virginia did.
ferreh 81 bid, 9 asked Virginia interest cerfiH-
Gates. 81 asked; Virginia tax-reeefvate coupons,
BOX asked. - .jj
Gity Sectrittes. Richmond city gs, 10TH bid,
:1OSK asked; Richmond city 6's. 5Sas DID,. 2
Raftrndd Bonds. S1uthside Railroad third MORT
gage preferred 6's, j.. u r., 39k bid, Al asked /:
Richmond and Petersbnrg Railroad first mortgage
ia, j., and D., l03 BIZ; RIenmonac mad Pe.ess-
burg Railroad second morfga1e Sf, "A. q o.,
100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and D.. SO bid
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 81, j. and D., SO bid. 4s 81
Railroad Richmond, Ere ftcksburg and
Potomac Railroad common. 100 nar, 65 bid |:
Richm5ad. Fredericksburg and Poiomac RAILROAD
six per cent. guaranteed. 700 plr IS bid: Rieh.
mond, FRI dericksbuig and Potomac seven per cent
guaranteed, 90 par, g2 bid: Richmond and Dam
vile Railroad, 100 par, bio.
Bank Stocks-Pirst National. ] 90 par, 122 asked.
f,ssnrnnce CornDnntes.-VfIginia Fire and Ms-
rine, % par, 354 bid; Vifgl0Ia State, 25 par,
26S bid; hichmoad Fire Association, 20 par, 20
asked. 80
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RATLRoAD}
-, Isl COMPANY.
lCTQRER Of. 1879

q ~. +. ..r ~ 4 II Y
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
~ trains on this road win rum as follows:
$40 A. NJ, TaRoUGH NAIL daily except SUM
day. connecting for all points South
and West. S,eeping-car attached runs
7:45 A. NJ, FksIGHT + snIS daily (excep. sun.
day.. with coach attached. for Peters.
burg. and stations on The SOUthslde
road, Lvnchhurg, and the West.
l:45 P. NJ, THROUGH Mall. daily, connecting
for all points south and West. Pas
sengers taking this train will make
FL. close connection at Petersburg f0r
Nerfolk Elegant parIor-car attached
runs through TO Weldon. j,
500 p. b., FREIGHT daily Except sundayl wsth
coach attached.
1880 A. H. FaEiG III TEAM daily except sum
dayl with coach attached.
Ssno aAE ssy an
Potomac railroad for all points ! asst
500 P. NJ. FREiGHT daily Except Sunday s
1855 p. M., THROUGH Ma ALL daily Except SUM
day., connecting with Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac rallroad
fnrall points East and West. Pullman
sleeper attached. running through
10 Baltimore. Also making close
connection with the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad for the Virginia Springs
and all poiuts North and West.
The MAIL TR ANS will OF stop between Rich-
mond and Petersburg tx ept at Chester.
PASSENGERS fo Charleston, Coism eo, anens ,o
leave Richmond by morning trains, are intormsa
that this line is the only one atc0nnects through
without delay or break in schsf ule. ,
Pits at $50 a. NJ, and returning Will leave Chester
at 2:40 p. NJ. MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg viii start from
DC 25 'efo A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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Brief Tele.rams.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, December 1.-The
round-nouse of the Indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western railroad WIS burned to-day
with eight engiLes. Loss, $40 600.
CHICAGO, December Id. 81. Macon, for
merly internal-revenue supervisor, has been
arrested for frauds on the revenue.
MosTeoaERY, Ala, December 1.-The
official vote for and against the new Constr
tuition was counted to-day. The majority
TOR ratification is 56,445; total vote cast,
114S19.
DETROIT, December 1.-The steamer Phil.
Sheridan was burned to-day. She was valued
at $4,000. No lives were lost.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, December 1.-Scannef has
been acquitted Of murder on the ground of
insanity and sent to the Utica asylum.
The new Pacific mail.steamer City of Sid
ney has arrived here from Chester.
The grand jury has made presentment
calling for the suppression Of pool-selling on
races, regattas, ele ctions, &c.
The police to-day prevented the public
drawing. of the lottery for the erection OF. q
home for homeless children. The draw ing
was conducted privately.
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Naya, movements.

PHILADELPHIA, December 1.-THE iron
clads al League island. ready for see, will
leave 10 morrow morning In TOW of the yes
sels which sie to accompany them TO Nor
fnlk The ,s.set:will consist of nine or ten
re sells. Amo,sg the vessels to sail are the
.Pnwhatan. ia! iapooss, Alliance, Alert,
Huron. Dispatch, Passals, Nantucket, and
Wsspdotte. " $50
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, Noyember3 80, 1875. {
Office is HEREBY GIVEN TIA.

N I'm obedience to monition issued from the
clerks office Of the United States District Court Tor
ed have seized the following nroperty-to wit:
Cne barrel of distilled spirits marked " tider
And hereby give notice to all persons claiming
the SINE, or knowing or having anything to Say
,yhv tie same should not be condemned as forfeited,
and the proceeds distributed according TO law, that
they he and before said District Court, IN the
present courtroom, in the CITY Of h1Gnmond' on
O'Clock A. NJ. of that day, then and there 10 inter
pose their claims and their alegaions IN that
behalf -. I. e. e. W.. parha,
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rive should think SOL

PosrAL.-B. T. Jones is appointed post
master at DarvilPs, Dinwddie county, Va,
uice John W. Pettus, resigned. James A.
Jarvis is appointed postmaster at Johnson
town, Northampton county, Va. William
A. Ferrel IS appointed postmaster at Outer
vile, Bedford county, Va, uice Mrs. M. A
Panniil, resigned.
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A'steamshIp Company Winding Up fits
Affairs ass

BALTIMORE, D scem5er la special meet.
ing OF the stock holders of the Baltimore and
Southern Steam Transportation Company
was held to-day to take into consideration
the best means Of closing the business OF the
company. A resolution was adopted turn
ing over the property to the directors to be
used for the benefit of creditors. The total
indebtedness is one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars. Mr.. d. j. Foley, the
president, stated that the steamers would be
run as usual. The steamers of the company
ply between this city, Charleston, S. c., and
Wilmington, N. G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-02

To THE JOINT BOARD OF FINANCE: see
in your tabular statement, as published 10
the Dispatch of November 25,h, mistake
in the amount of money paid for foreign
missions from Hanover circuit. If you will
add the 1892 from churches and S3l.74
from Sunday schools you will have the cor.
rect amount of S5l.G6 instead Of as you re.
port, S19 80. ] know these mistakes will
occur, but I wish TO correct this one before
it gets into the general minutes.
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CONCORD, N. H., November ga project
is on foot which if it is made TO succeed
will make New Hampshire's headquarters at
the Philadelphia Centennial exhibition a
spot Of national interest. 1t is proposed to
purchase and remove there the house in
which Horace Greeley was BORN Core
spondence Of the Boston Herald.
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INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.
. n. WALKER & CO., GENERAL in

N N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL lN-
j u SURANCE AGEETs, 1ol4 MAIH 6TRxx1
RTcHNoND, VA. representing the -,
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCAaTiLg, ~
burgh sEn2lapd-capiSd. " Y. Og6:9gg eot9 q
AMAZON INSGRANCE COMPAH1,sefC incis
aMsEMATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. CpNgA,
Nv ar New York-assets oyer $500. 0Q0.ss.a-
q f,YNCHBURG INSURANCE GRANDPARENTS;
COMPANY, OF Lyachhurg, Va.--assss ess
so XTfixH.aIc rusUnAEcE COMPANY, &
8rsok!yna 81. Y.-aasets over s39G. eSg; 3, y,..o.
.PHHNiX ASSURANCES C0dPANH.0I bfooE
5tvn. ~. Y -assets over az. O0O, COO.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE OOMPAHf, Q,
Portsmouth, Va.-aseetS over tbg. gnV. 80
80 Losses eqnitasly adjusted Sna promptly Eals
Al thfs ssency. Applications solicited, and mref.
Aata attention given tkRfeto. n o ses. !"
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Since it was announced that Hon. Thomas
Whitehead and MIR. George G. Wedderblirn
are the only candidates from Virginia for
clerk of the House of Representatives nearly
everybody I have heard mention the matter
has expressed the wish that Whitehead may
be elected Richmond letter in Petersburg
NeuS.
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A fast mail train was started between New
York and St. Louis yesterday. 1t will leave
New York early in the evening, and make
Sae run to St. Louis in thirty-four or thirty
six hours. The lime between the two cities
was forty.six hours.
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SENATOR LOGAN ILL., Chicago. November
30.-Senator Logan is lying in somewhat
precarious condition at the Palmer House, in
this city, being afflicted with acute rheuma'
tisn Of the brain.
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Steamer sunk-EIeyen Lives Lost.

PoueHKEEpsiE, N. Y, December 1.-The
steamer Sunnyside, plying between Troy
and this city. was sunk last night by ice.
She sunk in fifteen minutes. Captain Wal.
colt reports that eleven lives were lost. One
body has been recovered. There were no
southerners in the list Of lost.
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mr.. O,Conor,s Condition.

New YORK, December 1. AT late hour
last night Mr. O'Copor's physician held out
hopes of bis recovery, provided he suffers no
relapse.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
1~~<~S~[N ~~-~~~- -
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY CO.
/ have moved my Office to I'll GRACE STREET,
between Seventh and Eighth. Office hours from y
A. M. to $50 T. Nj.
My patients may be assured OF having me attend
to their tee III SO long am ube to practice den
Istry, as I AIN not going 10 leave RICHMOND.
no2S 2w* Il. DAWSON.
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| SH' ESLlEtA| o1<ASsr
PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
nj 8 A, H., arriving ut Richmond at 16 A. NJ
leave Richmond 81 2. NJ, arriving at West Pcin
Trains connect at West Point With steamers from
Baltimore and all eastern points on WEDSES-
DAYS. FRIDAYS, and SUNDAY b, and with
steamers for Baltimore and all eastern noints ON
| MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRiAAYS
Fare to Baltimore. W
Fare % Washing & ~
Fare TO Phtladtlphia ov
FeT a tS NeS FREiGHT TRAINS eave Kie.
mond at B A.. M. on WEDNESDAY,. fRtBAY,
and SUNDAY. connecting al West Point with
steamers, ard delivering freight In Baltimore early
next morning; returning, Leave West Point nc
2:2O p. a. arriving at Richmond ut 6:2Ssr. NJ,
and connecting with the Through Frefgbs Xxain 9
on the Richmond and Danyilie railrca48H y IL
'o LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger.
coaches attached leave Richmond at SOP 4; " on
snd leave West Point for Richmond The same dsys
at Los A. NJ, arriving at Eichmondat $3.50 r. 81,
The management takes pleasure In announcing
10 The travelling public and shippers ihst,t
steamers OF this line hetween BALTIMORE aud West<
Point have been reftted In the NEST thorough
manner for the accommodation OF passer gsrs aud
freight. :... Ia Il, 81. 81 - 1s -
In ample time 20 connect with the ra!i lines for
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, nnd all eastern
Freigiits Win be given the utmost dispatch, No
transfers Mt Richmond Of freights 20 or from SOUTH
efA poi'.'' H. r. DOUGLASS. superintendent.
WIN. BRAGG. Master rransDortsti1a. fny IL u