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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01
Nsw WORK IRON MARKET.

DECEMBER 29.-lron For Scotch pig there y !
limited inquiry, but the smsll stocks are 10 rev
hands. and prices are hrln,y held. American pig pig
r.norted OF $50 tons, part at s25 for No. and
$50 tons No. for March delivery at so; l nc
nominal quotations for yard lot, are: $50 isf
ensarnock s40@s4l for Gostsess; 1Smi 1ol
n nj 10. j Gartscherrie nominal; ERilni9n
American pig Is Quoted as sss
New rails 1t $50 igoia for Ensii. sad sSS iSr
American. old rails nomnaity So iof uoun.c-
head, $50 for r. or hanae Steel rsas, loIss,'
quoted az $50 500 s Renes q ssss.ars prices
are Bar swedes ordinary szssA & ,F 9stInsd.
y Io inches round and square-t 10 ,neias ~
g Inch 1855; bar, refined, ~ 20 w xsaaa s.fs,
s :aS lsrse rounds s@a inshe and s7 Ssl
gsas and $50 band to a ,as9sss g
is TO No u. $50 horseshoe, Ss9S; Ia. 81 Is and
e By IS and ,,salriiGais
VA, .siI,eies. doubles: ana sre,ss nN
sswcsse sheef douhles and trenes. cnsrSoai, 2ss
sss sse a.,ssnised, LIST and I'd qaatry, lst.
S BIZ sI ner cs s Of Commerce.
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Provisions, Cottoti. and Naval Stores.
PETERSHJJRG asAKXETH.

pEcEHsER 29.--In kenafal trads btsfness b
anet as Is Naturally 10 b nIpsrfed 20 soOr amer
Chrtstmas, but chserfapess, prevails In rpeycan.
things In all deDartnents bnsir egg has been ssfis-
factory tats fe1Sbns ana the unusual sprumptDeSs
VIII which The. country people generally rsp pond.
Cd 20 the Calls Of creditors gave life and activity
trades !! q ssssFs 81 Is -.
The cotton market continues quiet. with small
sales holders anticipating better pfices In JSnuarys
aIid buyers unwilling 10 operate gnless af Gomez g.
Sims. Estimates still vary great deal as 70 the
extent OF the crop. hnt tue best Information puts
the yield at 100000. Receipts at the ports are
still large. 'fstf III
Cotton = The market Is quiet. with bu. little do I
Ing. Liverpool Is quoted frm to-day, but New
YORK Is duit aud rs. lover. Sellers are Offering
very little this week, hoping for better prices after
the sew.Year; but the receipts keep so heavy ut
The ports That buyers feel no confidence Ia better
prices soon. The saleS today were o. tales with
In range of our quotations. We quote = Badly
stained or very DIRTY Sol 0c clean stained or or
dlnary. 1l01l4c.; strict good ordinary. 12%a
49,; low micdlIne, 1901 SIC. middliug, 1876.
niddlinR fair, 1a44c. - " = El5g,5 ~ "a -
2 GRAIN..Wheat.-Ma,ke let firmfor good and prime
grades with small receipts, We quote common
grades at 81@s1.1s; medium, 8l.2o@aI.25 (
prime red, $1.S5G@1 40; prime white, $l.AG0
Corn.-Market firm at S0@S2c. .t'+t's.ii
OdtS.-Spring, 60c.: winter, 10000.
Rye-In demand at 9Cc. @S1.
f PedDutS.-1he receipts have increased during the
past few days and the qualify has Improved. We
quote $7.5O@87.6f for good sound nuts, -AppeuE.
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9 Rs Watsasps. Medium. Af. s0S1s2, pssfe Old,
s2@94: Virginia Mountain, new. 92@S260 ; Old
srasass pomss,is asp9as nut q sis
a1.b0; apple. new. @s2 so peach. s3.
Rum: New England, S1.46a13l.60; Jamaica
and SANTA Cruzy e4f1S6 n az
Rope: Msniila, Dess @2te. sissl. 22c n NJ;
Lumber, seaves. ETC, sa tt
Lumber: White oak. 81 1@14.50 1e I 600: West
Sa5@S7b p l.0eO. YaIic-s nine boards. slO N5I4;
toist, s12@$1S, ACCORDING, to lengths. i,ntnRIes
yns sygsss. ss:s sssS
ssases.-w hiskey-s arreI timber, green. 81 5000
"a 1000: seasoned. S200s25 % 1000. Flour
Doss seE $685. bo 90 m0s: ses
Rags..hi1ed cotton, &c.: white, 4@oc.; WOOL.
Lfeorice: 5
Lfeortee Paste. o. Co. Sic {; E. R.. CSC
4: y. 2, 23s.;ks & Co., &c; p. s., z6c.; Anchor
.7fsl-5 Powder; Shot, Etc. Es;zS}s7
Fuse; Toys mining, so, soc. @s1.25 q 100 feet.
PoSd a 3. 1919 by the I'VE kegs-less than nve
Shot: Northern. 1926 v nag or IS Us. i,
z GrfRdstones: 2@2hc. q %.
- Mill-Feed.
8htpstu6: soc. n bushel. = !.
.saSrts: &c. q Iishei. ii
or 1sa sr 1ss" $780, ssS G y Sasiel. @
81 II Seeds. ,E
J. Tnsoihu:: - 4@s4.25 y bushel.
Orchard Grass: s2.26Gs2.50 q bushel.
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SUSpAY.ScHooL FESTIVAL AND PREsENTA.
TloS.- Yesterday evening the scholars of the
Venable-Street Baptist Sunday school were
handsomely entertained al festival provi.
,led for them by members Of the church and
officers of the school. The chapel was deco.
rated with taste and care. Three long tables
were set, and loaded with substantials and
delicacies, which were greatly enjoyed by
the children and grown folks as well. During
the evening Mr.. Lewis Fl. Frayser, superin-
tendent of the school, presented to the pas.
tor, Rev. George F. Williams. an elegant
quilt made from pieces contributed by each
member of the church. In the centre of it
was worked picture of the chapel building.
The presentation remarks and response
thereto were models of their kind, and the
affair throughout was pleasant and successful.
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LOUISVILLE LEAF-TORACCO MARKET.

. DECEMBER 29.-The feature of the market to-
heads Of tobacco crown in 1aiifIrnia by former
resilient and planter of Kentucky. This tobacco.
the product OF Kentucky seed, and also Of the me-
thods Of cultivation and curing practiced In this
state, had the appearance OF bright MI souri, leaf
It had been handled aud prizt In a superior man
uer. and was packed In fuIl-sjzed hogsheads. Two
hogsht ads sold at about 100 per cental-a price
which we'll justified the cost Of transportation
the continent
The most Interesting point in the matter Is the
fact that The grower Of this tobacco states that he l.
about 10 cut the second crop PR duced 10 the curieot
year. ,5 ~ "r@
The warehouses report the sale Of nine additional
hogshea0s distributed as follows:
The Boone House sold hogs heads: Q hogsheads
California leaf, new at 50 and &3 hUgshead Cal
lorna hugs at 81 q; hogshead Inniaua Lent, new,
at $11; hOgshead Indiana ligs, new, at 1885.
The Louisville House sold 2 hogshea6s: hogs
head Maury cou-ty II enn leaf at ~ 5.75; hogs
head Henry county new Tugs at 1910.
The Ninth-Street House sold hogshs ads
hogshead Barren county new leaf 1T 1895: /
hogshead Owen county new Tugs ut $9.l0.-Cou-
TiET., TOurDuJ
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rns ra,.Gx AGAINST MEssKs. TfsEE AND
Ii'S W. wn.,r.. 4. j. Tyree and james
M"kS ss'-n Morris. charged with killing
J! ""tl>I ,lLn.on' we're examined By Police
Ao, ,S,' White White Yesterday morning. There
.'a>'E, r,,Ie new evidence. One coored
", ",, >,o,c positively th,t he saw Morris
T'-N. ,no . with y tour.barrellcd pistol,
Sno 49,, ?'. or,,np, was contradicted by seve.
t',' ' '.r.r vj,.csse>. The declaration OF
:, ,, ',', made Just before his death. to the
'',''''> ,I'. No. was wounded by Morris, was
o. ', '. ~ ,ut whether johnson really be.
49, ~, m, lime that he was certainly dying
!, y. ,' ~, ,rirurd by counsel for defence. The
,,',lr[ .n,,,jrr sent both the accused on 10
:. rand i,.ry OF The Hastings Court. Bal
:, r,,f,.,d. Counsel for deteuce Will pro,
y. institute measures TO have them balied
,,,,,-aWrit OF hnhedS corpus.
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,,,.-r,oy Of erricgKs.--At 4 meeting last
N,,,,],v NIGHT jefferson Lodge. NO. /, l. v.
- =. rIcclcd The following officers ior the
,,.r,,,,-, Term: W. 4. Lampkin, \. g.: D..
y itK,n>. Y. g.. J. b. Vaughan, secretary;
u. Camp. treasurer: - slmmS, chap-
I,n The ahoye-nam,d officers will be in
,.a.I,j NEXT Monday night. at which time
t., f,,,. r,ut appoin,lve offices will be filled.
jefferson Lodge. No. %, Knights OF Pyth-
j.. Al is Ia,t meeting elected the following
others: J. d. Mathews, chancellor COM
r,uGrt: u. I. " hitehurSt, vice. chancellor;
r. W. .Io>r,h. prelate; j. b. Vaughan,
Io,pcr Of records and SEAL Robert L. Briggs,
master OF fnlnce: Philip Whillock, master
tr,xchoquer: Z. &. Cook, past chancellor;
Robert I. Briggs. representative TO Grand
Ledge; and +. Il. Cook, Robert t. Briggs,
and J. B. Vaughan, trustees OF Lodge.
1T the last meeting Of Ola DOMINION
Council. No. $50. Friends of Temperance,
T.. following officers were elected for the
,u>rIing term J. Taylor Stra.ton, president :;
j. II. Conneil. associate ID. j. HartSook,
Chaplain: ". Holt Richardson, Jr.. secre-
iqry J. i. W. Gibson, financial secretary !;
II. II. Wilkinson, treasurer: Z. IL. Morgan,
toLductor: J. Il. Currie, assistant conduc-
TT. George y. Lambeth, inside sentinel;
L. Piper, outside sentinel; 3. Ii. Turner,
v.lresident.
al the last regular meeting of Springfield
: ctior, No. /, Cadets Of Honor and Tenn
l,nncc, the following officers were elected
i,r the ensuing term W. g.. John f. Shin
lrr.er: First Assistant G., K. Z. Riddick {;
S.ccud Assistant G.. W. A. Solomons; Third
Assistant g., W. T. Hancock G. A, c. A.
Brothers; G. V. a., c. L. Chappell; Trea.
.UGcr. a. r. Burr, Jr.: Assistant Treasurer,
a. McA. Parker secretary, A. S. Goode ;
Assistant Secretary. Z. }. Gary; u, n. S.
Walker; Assistant o.. a. II. Parker; ]. g.,
j. II. Thacker; q. g., NJ. c. Figg.
The following officers were elected last
l-ht by Marshall Lodge, X. of P, for the
Ensuing term: W. T. S,zer, Z. G; Charles
1Ealhimer, V. c.; y. S. johnson, P; Will
liam J. Mcdowell, NJ. of F.; w. Il. Taylor,
y! Of E. William II, Bailie, X. Of r. and
:: l.. II. Norveil, NJ. at a. Representative
t. to the Grand Lodge, Past Chancellor
William Fl. Bailie; Alternate, Past Chan
color G. II. EppS.
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Livestock Markets.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

DECEMBER Notwithstanding doing In beef
cattle for lack Of receipts. The demand for dressed
beef continues good and fair business was trans
acted to-day in Washington market at 7G112c. q
d. for con, III to extra beef sides. - ~ .f...I
Sheep and Ldmbs.-Receipls were cars, or
were holding back. Sales ELECTED were at 5@
7c. u b. for common 10 prime sheep,
and 7@S4c. for fair TO choice lamos,
Among the transactions were 159 state sheep, 90
ponnls average, at &c. per pound: 92 ohio sheep,
25S Michigan sheep, SO lbs at SIC. SO Canada
sheep, 1872 tbs., ut 7ac.; aud 20 Carada lambs, rs
D =, at SIC. ...
head. none Of which were offered alive Dressed
hogs were In fair demand, ana Steady at SsSDSa!c.
for westernand S7siG9c for city-Jou,a,at or Com
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NEW YORK WOO,. MARKET.

DECEMBER 90 wholesome few full lots have
been SOLD, but there not much animation 10 trade,
this usually being quiet period The liberal transac-
tons recently. however, have brought supplies OF
desirable stock down to so moderate q figure that
the siightlyadyarced priocs lately realized are held
confidently. sales are SO bales spring California
ut 30@32c-;. 100000 b. do. OH iyate Terms:
10000 MS do, slightly bury. at 29c.; 0 bales
fall do. private terms: SO, 600 Ndo slightly
hurry, at 20c.; 20 bales pulled California a. Ace.
10000 rs. Michigan heeces at Ole: 10000 fS.
western feeces on private terms: 10000 fbs med,-
UNI feeces at 43G45c; 5000 lbs. heavy
feeces at '45r.; 5000 lbs. low secured at 47c.;
$4,000 lbs. super pulled on PRIV ate terms; 10000
rs. DO. ut 47hc.a 5000 rs. do at 4Sc: so bales
combirg pulled, 6 bales M. Q pulled, 900 lbs.
vate terms; also, safes (arr previous TO our lastl
125 600 bs. domestic heecas at 54@57c.: $4,000
fs. unwasbed do. at 35H039c.; 2S. 900 ID washed
do. at 53@61c.; 40 bales .nu 10000 b, pult d at
33@4Sc.; ID 600 bs. Oregon az 43c.; 40. 900 lbs
Texas at $4,000. 65 bales and 81 900 Ms spring
fall dc. ut 21@24c.: $500 bs noils 4, 30Gl47I4c
and 1000 lbs. Australian coming At 4Sc.
co- Nv
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"A ,s'1't1' ~ 49,
FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
; NEW YORK

NEW YORK, December 31-Erening.- MONEY ac-
tive and advanced at 5Qe per cent. Sterling quiet
and firm. Gold, 112KQ112s. Governments strong
and'actiye. 1858. T
(, The Post's financial article says: There Is no
thing new In the Wal-street market to-day hey oud
an improvement In stocks and gold. The sales Of
gold were at 111H@1124, the advance being based
on specisl shipments 10 Europe. On gold, loan
rates have been 1@2 per cent for carrying, and fla
for borrowing. In bankers sterling there was no
change. and nominal rates for prime remain at
4S6@49015, with actual business at slight con.
cession. In the money market call-loans were
made at 4@4h per cent, and prime mercantile
paper was discounted ut 7@7H per cent.
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0 MAXINE IsTELLIaExOE.
PORT OF RICHkOND. DrlcEa:MBra 81, 1874.

- - :. !. : 1,..,.. - = - =.
s...,na.; -. :.
disc and nassenaers Z; " Z ,ien = ~ -
&c. = -. ntS,x =
AZ. LIE SSnn Sy.sssstT, y Noeloiks tner
1 - - =, - = ~
81 esAA1Au. s Us - q 81 81
eleamer shirey, Irayers, Baltimore. merehxn.
else ana passengers, P0whRtan Steamboat eompa-
| ny. J.. b. Tatum. 81
| Schooner Mary r. Hickman. Robertson, Butt
more pfd Cabin Point creek, lun,ser, C1rtis d FER.
ktr. :. Z. sEs.s s. - ~ q .1s
I Schooner john G. Henry, Donnalfy Philsdet.
phia graDite Curtis a Parker -.Ts 80 -
Schooner Edward Perry. James river 10 load
oysters for Richmond. . ~ y
sloop Geranium, James river. to load oysters FOR
Scloof er Ann Elizabeth. James river. 10 load
oysters for Richmond. = y.
p-,..s $50. -
.AfrlVeo az ~Baitimore DeceDDer ~. schooner
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PUMP.HoUsE STATIsTIcs.-The following
is a statement showing the amount of water
pumped and the number Of hours worked
during the month of December, 1874:
Number Of gallons pumped, 11O,56S,00O
average number of gallons per day, 1885,
100; number of hours worked, $50; average
number of hours worked per day, 20.19.
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

DECEMBER e. Cotton.-Tbe market to-day
was steady Sales reported Of 200 bales on q basis
Of 3A@13bc. for middl,nQ. The receipts were
2,2S5 bales: exports, 1880 bales; and stock on
hand. II 465 bales.
CUrn.-MarR ct steady. Sales of O. 600 bushels re-
ported at 81 @S2c. for white, end 7Sc. for mixed.
ORs.-lhe market Is quiet Sales 10 day OF 1000
bus hels at 65GD70c., as to quality.
Whsat..Ma very dull. No transactions.
Eggs Market steady at 26c.
Pednuts.-Markel to-day was quiet. Sales Of 10
BAGS at 81 601S1.86.
Truck Market quiet>1Sweet potatoes, 1880
q. so - barrel, loose Irish potatoes, $2@3 ~ bar
loose. Onlons, &3. 5O@s4 so b oarreI.-Vrginian.
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s1REET-CAE AcclDENr.-Yesterday after
noon the horses attached to Street-car No. 3,
DRIVEN by Mr.. Alexander Wall, took fright on
Eroad street and ran away. In going down
fiyhth street the car was thrown from the
Track near Sutherland's stables and badly
damaged. The driver bad his arm injured
signify. A locomotive was coming down
broad street at the time, which the runa-
way team overlook and passed. The horses
were not frightened at the engine.
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Alabama Outrages.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Decemberi 31.-The
congressional committee engaged in the in
yestigation Of alleged outrages has been in
session all day, and has examine Ed several
persons. The nature of the evidence has
not been made public, but is thought to be
important. The committee Wilt probably
remain till Monday.
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PETROLEUM MARKET

DECEMBER 29.-Crude.--There was better de-
mand toby DIT fully as high prices as have been
current during the past few days. We quot: imms NINE
721(@731c., and outside lines ut wells 669714c.
Large arrivals by river are expected before tne s
close of the week, Us there Is an ample supply OF
wIrer A'f1rther advance in crude Is anticipated
In, the producing dis ets, owing 10 an increased
export demand. L..
We quote Baltimore delivery at INC: Phtladei-
phla delivery. IL Nc. for prompt shipment. Jnere
we're some sales for New YORK delivery AZ - Sc.
free on board as Conneusyile depot bringing 9sc.,
with sales at that price.
barrels were 10 rather better demand; city,
Sl.35; country, 81. 209s1. 25.-Di$patch.
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W1IBoR's CoD-LIvER OIL AND LlME.-The
great popularity of this safe and ethcacious prepa-
ration is alone attributable to It's intrinsic worth.
In the cure of coughs, colds, asthma, bronchillS,
acknowledgement, scrofulous humors and all con-
sumptive symptoms, 1t has no SUPERIOR II equal
Let no one neglect the carly symptoms OF disease
when an agent is thus AT hand which VIII alleviate
all conn aiuts Of the chest lungs, or throat Manu-
featured only By A. Il. WILBoR, chemist, Boston.
Sold by NIL druggists.
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Police Court, YEsTERDAy-JuStice Joseph
j. White presiding.-J. II. Shackeliord and
+. Fleczkowski, drunk and disorderly in the
street, were fined 81 each.
Joseph Burwell. charged with threatening
to klliSEmma Dickerson. Surety required In
the sum of $500 for twelve months.
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

DECEMBER 29.-Wheat Is quiet, and prices are
Dominally Unchanged the small lot of'fair red Of
fered To-day brought b1.12. Corn Is Without ma
sales of prime DRY white sample at S5c., and mix
ed and yellow at Soc. Oats are quiet and steady !;
sale at 62c.-Guzetfe.
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FIRE LAST NiGHT.-Between II and u
O'Clock the confectionery and fruit store Of
) Augustine, No. 1928 Main street, took
NE from tire-crackers, and was damaged
about so. An alarm was turned in at Box
No. tengine-house Eighteenth stree:), and
The trcncn responded with their usual
lrcmptness.
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CONTRACT AwARDEp.--At the last meeting
q: The Joint Committee on Light of the City
council. Dir. }. NJ. Higgins in the chair, the
I"Guact Tor roofing the new retort at the
1 1 Nas-Works was awarded to Mcssrs
nesa Branch at S21.45 per square-the
toM 40 be corrugated galvanized iron.
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WILMINGTON IN. C.I MARKETS.

DECEMBER 29.-Spiris 7lrpentine.-sales of
200 casks nc SAC. per gallon for southern pack
ages Market quiet and steady.
Rosin.-S trained rosin steady. Gales Of 800
barrels strain d ar II so per barrel.
Crude TErpenttne.-Markef sses6y. Sales Of SO
barrels at 81 80 for hard and $3.50 for yellow dip
and virgin - barrel-an advance OF 10c.
7dr.-Sales Of IS barrels at 81 SO per barrel.
Market steady Gar ECf: ai
= Cotton.--Market firm. No sales reported. The
following are the official quotations: Ordinary,
lie; good ordinary, Exc; low middllng:l SIC:
DiduliDg, 1896. good miodling, 13Tc.-JeurRGl.
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flLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP x5fFfM
" ~ COMPANY. Sa6
FOB NEW YORK.

This comnany will dispatch one OF their splendid
,teamersN0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE, IsAAC.
BELL, RICHMOND, ALBEMAR and Hat
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.'
Tasy have splendid saloons. staterooms, and bath.
rooms. A..-..o-- -. :
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at Ne. York on the Conpsry's covered PIER ~
North river. ~ -.-1 ,.1
with dispatch, and no charge Made except actuA
expenses incurred.
freight received until 8 P. u. daily.
FOR farther infornaueu, apply 70 !! Z
GEORGE w. ALLEN u Gu. ASenus
ana ofice Conapanv's wh1rvea. ROckstA
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- LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LET ERs REMAINING
g. ~ TEE RICHMOND PosT.OFECE DECEMBER 81,
Saassa4.-Ar. George Drewry, Richmond, Va.
ss4iS north Eighth street, Richmond, Va. ;
! ~ - Lizzie Nicholas, No. 906 Main street :
-. Esphsn ChiIdrey, Short street, No. is,
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,,,.s p,y.-This being 3 nationai
"" w. ~" "r,s,on,-housr. banks, and bsnk-
h''Idas ''' ,,iil I've closed. The post.othce
Il ,,H 10, ,n.r onlv from . TO 10 A. NJ
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local MATTERS.

,.,.cr-,rs MANSION will be throw" 10
TEE FA's ,,om 10 to 5 O'Clock, and MS
open t"-'"t o,srnor kemper will receive
iN ,.c wn6 msy call 10 interchange the '0'H
' '',,,,c,.S Of the season.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December 81, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 424 bushels. Red, "a BUSH
els.
CoRN.-Mxed, SO bushels.
OATS.-S3 bushels.
SALES. -... ...~ ~.
CoRN.-Mixed. IS bushels on private terms
OATS.-S2 bushels on private terms.
RE-PNuIEITED. ..
els =
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The STOCK OF DRESS GOODS for ladies and chill
dren at LEVY BROTHERS Is large and well assorted.
Prices have been marked down so that you can get
bargains In the dress goods line.
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NEw-YEAR'S CARDS.-Thosc who have failed to
procure their NEw-YEAR's CARDS CAN have them
printed THIS MORNING, in fst-class style, at Dis
patch printiDg-house. .
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OPERATE CONCERT CoMrANY.-MiSs AIDE
laide Ph,lips's operate Concert Company
will open at Assembly Hail for two nights,
commencing on the 7th instant.
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Your druggist will refund
your money If DR.. BULLS CoUGH-eYRUP does nor
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01

.sasf s,A yoEHE G81sp JURY.-J. M Spin.
M - ellsseed ard cutting 3.
sEsltt an ia tBe Grand Jury
Hs'.ls' saslla u lise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01

THIS MoRNISG.-Tou can have ycur NEW
YEARS CARDS printed THIS MORNING In neat style
Fl DiSnutch printing house. Call early.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01

MEssRs. W. D. BLAIR & CO. HAVE AN CSCoM
MONTY FINE PALE SHERRY ut $500 per gallon
Also, choice liquors Of al kinds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-01

,,.,,,, The Mayor will receive ms
ttS IN, , ,S. January /, from II NJ. 10 Ok
ii'"">, 49,, ;' n,Dsc, No. 10T Franklin street.
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SEINE-THREAD. &c,
n 600 POUNDS SEINE THREAD,

10 OOO POUNDS SEINE THREAD,
OF MY OWN INFORMATION,
ESQ favorably knowa among MI fsbermen,) has ar
rived. Fam now prepared to furnish all my Gus
toners with all Nos. and qualities OF
SEINE THREAD
at low prices. Also. on hand SEINE TWINES,
SEINE LINES, SEINE CoSkS, CORKWOOD,
&c. RAUL aud DELFT SE1NES, and STAKE
NETS, made TO order ut short notice.
Country orders promptly alteeded TO It accom-
panied with the cash L.. LICHTENSTElS,
Importer of Seine Thread,
de 25 1905 and TOT Franklin street.
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IS CANTON INSIDE LINE."sLsyEsna,
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE BETWEEN
: RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.

RICHMOND AND PHILADELPHIA.
TRI-WEEKLY.
On and after OCTOBER the splendid iron
steamers Of this line will leave Richmond. TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATURDAYS from
powhatan Steamboat Company's pier, corner Of
Tweuty-second and Dock stress m liking close con,
necion each trip ut Cation, I'D. tEast BAlumorel
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company for Phiiadetphis.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
All freight by this line covered by Gre and marine
insurance free of cost. NO dockaRe charged at
RIchmond. Rates as low as any other line: This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich-
mond.!
Freights ordered by this Hoe should be marked
CaDton Inside Line" and sent TO the pDiladeiphia,
Wilmington aud Baltimore depot. philadelphia.
Freights received daily Ia Philadelphia ana Ricn-
mond. For further information apply 70
l.. u. TATUM, Agent
Office: Twenty second and Dock street,
- and Ninth aud Main streeS or 10
j. s. WILSON, General Freight Agent
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore &; Re-
oc 9-3m Philadelphia.