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Tho Texas Pacific.

The Senate Pacific Railroad Committee to-
day referred the Texas Pacific Railroad bill
10 4 sub committee consisting Of Messrs.
Hitchcock. Cragin. and Ransom. This is
friendly committee, as all but Cragin favored
il last summer at the close of the Forty.third
Congress. Washington telegram -Phsladel-
rbfd INQUIRER.
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Meeting Of South Carolina Taxpayers

= COLUMBIA. December -15.-The Tax.Pay.
ers' Convention met here last night. fReso-
buttons were adopted to-day recounting the
extravaganza and corrupt administration of
State and county governments since 1858;
recognizing some amelioration under Cover
nor Chamberlain; recommending the contin-
uance Of Taxpayers uEions throughout the
State to furnish sources for the reformation
and redemption of the State; also calling
attention to the disregard OF the provisions
of the Constitution as to registration, and
recommending the registration of all quail.
fed voters through the tax-paye rs'. unions
to protect the purity Of elections. u IN
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Doorkeeper OF Reporters' Gallery

Frank Smy,h, of Virginia, has been ap-
pointed doorkesper of the reporters gallery,
House side. Smyth is good journalist, has
bren in the reporters gallery as contribu'
tor 10 New York and southern papers for
wears. and is well fitted for the position.
The newspaper bummers will not think wei
OF this appointment, because smyth can dis
tjpguish between them and the "legltl
MACE Washington Chronicle.
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Louisa BPeyeties.

Louisa COURTHOUSE, December 10, 1876.
OHIO Hooker (colored) was last night SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for the term OF
two years. His counsel at first excepted 10
the ruling Of the court, and Judge Lane sus-
pended judgment for fifteen days, TO a'ioW
time for an appeal to Judge Barton pus
Hooker very sensibly thought be had better
let it rest or he might 60 for more than t"o
years. ....
Judge Wexford returned to-day, and the
else of Ellis Us. Harris will be resumed this
pm BREvIs.
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The Fire In bridgeport 81 4, Ct.

. BRIDGrPoKT, CT, December 15,-The
buildings of the Wheeler s. Wilson Sewing
Machine Company occupied whole block,
covering two acres. TIE fire broke out at 6
P. M. yesterday, and the aimes spread with
great rapidity. att O'Clock the whole estab-
lishment was sheet Of fire. About 8 O'Clock
the walls fell, knocking down dozen spec
tators, half Of whom were taken from the
ruins dead or seriously hurt. Two hundred
skilled mechanics are thrown out of EN-.
ployment. The new buildings of the com.
pany, erected seven years ago, are uninjured.
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Boston Items.

BosroN, December. ia deficiency of
thirty thousand dollars was discovered in
the accounts of Daniel Blandshell, deceased,
treasurer of Dartmouth College. His family
placed their property at the disposal Of the
college. .EE#l .3.L.H a22 81
The total vote yesterday was seventy.
two thousand two hundred. With one ex-
ception 1t was the largest ever cast. me
Republicans elect eight aldermen and forty.
nine members of the common council, ana
the Democrats elect four aldermen and
tWenty.three common councilmen. IT..
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weafher. PROBABILITIES.
A Gigantic wi,iskey Ring in Chicago

CHICAGO, December, 15.-Today for the
first time, it has become known with posi-
ltiYeness that thereis a gigantic whiskey ring,
with it's headquarters in Chicago, similar in
allsmaterial respects to the whiskey rings of
St. Louis, Milwaukee, Evansville, and New
Orleans. Z. 8fsi
There has been a persistent effort to spread
the impres that the revenue frauds here
were merely the result Of individual and in
dependent eforts-that is, that there was no
guarantee in high quarters of protection
against exposure and punishment. 1t is now
reasonably certain that the revenue frauds
have been worked out by the same means,
and through the same machinery, and with
the same systematic division of spois as in
St LoIIis -----~--r-. .t.
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Transportation and Commerce.

CHICAGO, December 15.-The American
Board of Transportation and Commerce
0pened its third annual session here to-day.
The secretary's report treats of the great de-
crease in the rates for transportation ir late
years, due to the brisk competition between
the great lines and to the efforts Of the
friends of cheap transportation.
A letter was read from Mr.. Quinly, the
president, stating he would be unable to at
tend this Convention. y
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COMMERCIAL ) IN !: |,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
~ RICHMOND December Is, 1875.
OFFERINGS. -
WHEAT White 4O6 bushels. Red. 500 bus hels.
CORN White, 500 bushels. Atsed, 2US bushels,
OATs.-230 bus hels. t.4Ste "a I, s.ssssi -
MhAL.-50 bushels. s..s ,.,.1 e.
SALES. ' $500. -
WHEAT.-White, 266 bushels prime at s1.45
SO bushels very good at 81 AZ; 90 bushels good
At Sl.3I: 100 bushels good It $1.35: 20 bushels
fair at 81 .30-totaI, 4S6 bushels. Red, 72 bushels
good at S1.35: 90 bushels prime at $l.45; 80
bushels at 81. 80; 6 bushels fair at III 80; 72
bushels common. al LEO; 124 bushels on private
terms-to.al, 3S4 bushels.
{ .CoRN.-Whae, "a bushels very good at Sc:
100 bushels common ut SOC. ;:64 bushels prime At
$50; "a bushels on private ierms-to.ah 272
bushels. Ifi1ed, 1853 bushels very good at 52c.
UATs.-200 bushels on private terms.
7 MEhL-36 bushels bolted at Cue. y 4gss -
q ,tt.1 RE-EXHIBITED. a,lit
=, CORN White, 72 bushels. MiIed, 80 bushels.
Is! -, p. REMARKS. - a.!2a
The off.rings of wheat on Change to-day were
1906 bushels, against 200 bushels on the corre-
spending day last year. eMarket dull, but prices
steady. ST. s.a ~ ."ss:5E' ~. -.a.1..l.sa.@ =
Offerings of corn light Market quiet, the demand
being merely local. Prices more or less irreg'.
lar, but have not varied much for several days. Z;
Oats quiet No rye in market. l-.,-., III 70
|, Country bolted meal sold on Change at Coo. -
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BIZ telegraph.

~! Eiiif'>rsc$;,r NEW YORK; 7 -ts4 =
i 7NEwaYoRK, December -Noon.--Stocks dull
and lower. Money, Gold, 114S. Exchange
States quiet and strong.1 Tft rrgSf3s7 Fi..i
Ecsning.- Money, 4@5. Sterling, 4S5h. Gold,
114s01l4x. Governments dali but strong. States
Quiet and uOmfIlaI. ~ - S-sllt @IiNtC!t<i
BALTIMORE. ~ ia ylg8 ,.
BALrnfoRp December l5.--YirgiRia 6's peelers,
At; consos, 72Hs- West irginla's, g.. North Caro-.
lima 6's, old 10, new 81 Special tax, 8. -
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A FIRE AT AVON, N. dorchester, N.
Y, December 14.-A fire at Avon last night
DESTROYED the Pattee House and out-build.
ings, together with three dwellings and the
freight and passenger der0. of the Erie rail
way. The loss is estimated at between $780,
0O(l end $40 600 ...r -.
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Washipgton's family carriage, nearly a
century old, is now in possession of Henry
Dunlap, Of philadelphia, and will be at the
Centennial eXhi bition.
General Spinner writes from Florida that
he is in excellent health and spirits.
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Eight Hundred starving Men

MONTREAL, December 15.-Over eight hun
dred starving men surrounded the City
Hall and called loudly for the Mayor, who
appeared and addressed them, assuring them
that he would ask the, Council to do. all II
could to provide them with work. The meu
seemed disconnected, and said. they could
not wait long. has been
formed, and troubled apprehended.
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The Great Kanawha River.

The bill introduced in the Senate Tuesday
b. Dir. Davis, of West Virginia, for coItinu-
liz the improvement Of the Great hanaWha
river. in West Virginia, provides for an ap'
p.opriatiou of one million dollars.
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To the National Banks.

The Treasurer says that hereafter the Gov
crnm~nL vii! not pay express charg upon
packages OF notes sent for redemption "hsl
su,h notes are found to be in good condi
,vD, as is the case IN numerous instances.
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The annual National Convention Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen met at
Indianapolis Tuesday. Sixty delegates, rep
resenting thirty.two lodges, were present
The Convention will continue in session
during the week. - 49,. ...s-s III.
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More ahout the Dynamite Explosion.

More about the Dynamite Explosion.
BREMEN, December 15.-It is ascertained
thai the passenger who owned the case Of
dynamite is named ,Thomasson. He con-
fessed that he constructed the chest which
exploded, and had arranged a clockwork to
explode it after the lapse of a certain time.
The police examined bis workshop and
found some OF the packing material but ne
or ninaives -.t5l.tt9 -. =, - -.
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4 T MEADE& BAKERS DRU oRE,

4 T MEADE& BAKERS DRU GSTOR BE.
CUTLER's PoCKETINH ALERs, for the cure OF
!. bronchitis, sore threat, &C.; fJsl5! &t9
ENGLISH LUNG PROTECTORs double and sim
- gle, to prevent consumption; no = $3.50
GARRETT's ELECTRIC DISKS, for, the cure Of
nervousness, palsy, &C.; ~, e..,.s .,t.., ~.
sizes and latest improvements; " =
;voT AI{,sARMADILL0S OLES, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure OF cold feet, Deuralyta, &c.sJ liz
SOFT RUBBER BED-PANs and CUSHIONS, for
III +. inyallds; LILO, :, - : 3,
nersnirstion or water-w will out-Hcar any other;
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for varicsss veins,
weak Joints, &C: " f.+tt.5ts' 2! ."lt ,s'f
LADIES, SUPPORTERS Of the best patterns
sHoULDER.BRACE for boys and gtrk.
= 49, MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists.
MOI - geT s-.fst-. ao1ol r9AaAo ooeS~
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The Archbishop OF Cologne.
| COLOGNE, December l5.-The Arch bishop
of Cologne left this city yesterday, and Is not
expected to return. y II Is understood that
| he has delegated bis powers to subordinate
Catholic ecclesiastics. 5ssl4: isI ~
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RICHMONDToBACCO EXCHANGE.
,,,..s. !, WEDNESDAY, December Is, 1885,
The breaks to-day were 81 hogsheads, "a tierees,
and boxes. .aa,tss lss.-f,f agt54 a..
The offerings at auction on Change were "a pack
ages of which were sold at prices ranging, from
$500 70 $40. Bids on "a packages rejected. Loose
tobacco Is coming In in large quantities. r.
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DRY GOODS.
S00 MEMS WOOLLEN SHIRTS, a.

.. I. rea,a,f DIRK UNVDSs :, &.E. ~
S00 MEMS WooLLEN SHIRTS, AT
i 500 MEMS WooLLEN SHIRTS at 75c., f4
4 500 MEMS WOOLLEN SHIRTS at S1,i1
$50 MEMS WOoLLEN SHIRTS at $1.50,
200 MEMS WOOLLEN SHIRTS at $3.50, ~
1000 pair MEMS DRAWERS to match above
SEQ LADIES, wooLLEN SHIRTS at 7sc,
200 LADIES' WO0LLEN SHIRTS at 81 80,
$50 LADIES, WOOLLEN SHIRTS Al w., III
1877 LADIES, WOOLLEN SHIRTS at $3.50,
i sSS pair LADIES' WO0LLEN DRAWERS TO
ss5 nftSh W W. sIHRT ii SOC,
SIS GHiLDREN'S W0OLLENs SHIFTS 81 Zoe,
d 250iCHIL DRRE'S W OOLLEN SHIRTS at 81,
! IT'S Cg,kanREE's WOoLLIEN SHIFTS a.
200 ot.lEssEN's wooLLENi SHIRTS at
9eo cHlLDREN,s WooLLEN SHIRTS at %,
500 pair CHILDREN'5 DRAWERS to match
; 800 Gs s EMES's LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
: we guarantee the above goods 10 be twenty per
cent. less than they can be bough. slssShere'E -
1000 yards "a tIC9 e esSs, verb lbs.
WAMSUTTA BLEACHED; COTTON at l4c., sf.
BALMosAL SKIRTS at 75c, q, sl.25' $3.50,
Handsome stockof CT. oAKs very cheap. = II,
We offer. unusual bargains In ID ESS GOODS and
FRENEH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN "a = Fr.1T CAS-
Han aaaD SSeFc in handsome boxes;
ALEXANDER KID GLOVES at 91-two buttons;
VICTORIA KID at9M IRSaE slso PWE saisons
de S15 BROAD street.
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CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW COST,
y TODISCONTlNUEB BUSINESS Intending 10
discontinue the retail business offer from this date
INV entire STOCK of GOODS mt and below cost, con-
sistiny of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FHRS, CAR
PETING,i TABL e. and FLOOR.oILCLoTHS,
Ro oGT' ! .SH6as, and Il ATS, MAfTfNs,I DC. MY
stock IS COED, aud great bergaus will be solf as
am determined to close business By The Isl q jan
AIRY next. LisbGkGsE,
a. .. corner OF FOurieentD anu MAIN Sueels
! RICHMOND November 23th, 1875. s~i.q no 20 i;
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Markets by Telegraph.
Il. faH- 1870. ...,s I.sE2:g -

| s1..s. .,fg .y.k
NEE n baes fsss
! steady and unchanged. Wheat Unlimited demand
for wi1s s red wsss iI5
quiry; 74h@7 sc. for hiah raixed and yellow west
ern; 81 @7Oc. for new white western 1870. for
stats. Coffee-Rio duli and nominal: IsHd2nc.,
sS Ss t ans lsgS5 Es to Ss
nng Ig@s dnisl h
4 9N@1 or. oAn andturpentine steady. Pork frmer
| and more active; suuinspected new, $21.40@
&h tsS afsSS RSi
Ereights steady. -. aas3Hl, = -
BALTIMORE, December l5.-Flour quiet, steady,
changed. Corn quiet but 1rm; southern white,
yISsw 5sSS sss SS sSsba
ProYisions anes anu Steady Coffee rnominaiy Nc.
lower; jobbing, lSh@2IHc. Whtskey quiet at
4 81 I6kgSl.l7.f Sugar firm and active at 10S
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET. !.
BALTIMORE, December 15.-The cattle market
has been dull during The past week. and nIlces gre
medium a 40 iKc otdinary thin steers, oxen, and
ssis f head: sales, s,O44 head Hogs have been
s but rsi pISss Sndf se1s
changed rates; range, 4Ggoac'; fecs,pis' i'o4a
head. ,,,,,,>,,m, :.
j. CINCINNATI, December 2l5.-Flonr dull and q, q
| demand at s1.20a$l.S2. Corn quiet and steady
| at 470l49c. IOatsfn light demand; holders firm az
S7045c. Barley quiet and firm: Rye steady with
| moderate demand at.7S@S0c. Pork In fair de.
| mand aud firm ut $40 25@$20.37H Lard-De!
mand good ct fun prices; stean &c, spot Bulk
meats Quiet and steady 81 Cumberland middles,
lOYc. Short clear middlts, 01Sc., boxed. Bacon
nnret and unchanged. Green meats Inactive. Whis-
| key IN active demandatSl.lI. Pap g+1i 80
| aa: .EaL' {. ST. LOUIS. ' ,,s@ .@t g
! ST. IoUIs. December 15.-Flour dull and unset
tied with little doing. Wheat dull and lower. NO.
| 3 red winter, 81 4I@S1 AZ; No. 9 red winter.
| Al .2S6Sl 90 Corn steady and unchanged. Oats
| xrmcr : No. q, 34Xn. Barley steady and firm. bye
aniet and unchanged. Park dull and lower at
SSIa 75. Lard firincr and held higher at 12Hc.
r. sales Bulk-meais firm and unchanged. Green
meats quiet but steady Bacon dun a 5 i9w s
shoulders exc; clear rio, 1916; clear sides, &c
Whiskey steady ana unchanged at Sl.l2.
s... 80 LOUISVILLE, ,.s,. u. ..s1
| 1op1sy1LLE, December 15.-F1our quiet and nm
changed. Wheat quiet and steady at VI 90 20
| Corn quiet and steady at 45@56c. Oats qnlet and
Unchanged. Provisions quiet and upchangeG. Pork,
sai '5OGS2l.7 as. Bufs-meats nominally gn'
I CHANGED. Lard4Tierce, 49,; kea, l4E9lo c'
I; WhIsEey and bagging quiet and unchan2eo. +, e
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ELECTION IN Boston. Boston, December
14.-At the municipal election here day
Mayor Cobb was elee!ed by about $500 plu.
ra,ity -.rr.. !. ...... ..- -.
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fhns - -
esrptng the tax on tobsecp. aud that fs is de.
sirabl 10 quiet az pfshs nslohs o1 that sub.
Jet. and dechring fE fs the purpose Of the
House TO allow no mod i6eatjdn OF the pres.
eut tax on tobacco 10 30. into effect before
The 1st of July, 1875. he moved the pre-.
vious question on rs adoption, WhieB was
sustained. and The resolution was referred
to the Committee ON Waysand Means.
Mr., Douglas, of Virginia, introduced bin
Ia regard TO the improve tnest OF tie. Matta-
ponfaut Pamunkey 'riyers, I'm Virgiuia; also,
q bill to increase the p,y or men at the life.
saving stations. .;s1 - r. taa, E:ii. q
M. Hun.ob, of Virginia, introduced .. biz
to extend the observations of the signal ser
vice so as to benefit the public health; also,
q bill removing the political disabilities Of D..
3. Conrad, OF Virginia. Passed.
Mr.. Harris, of Virginia, introduced bill
to give the circuit courts supervisory jurjs-s
distion of district courts In certain criminal
cases. 80 .<,F&tf5
Mr.. Walker. of Virginia, introduced bill
to consolidate the bonded debt of the United
States and TO reduce the interest thereon. =
/ !, Adjourned till Friday i1
The Babcoek Military Court Dissolved,
WAsHrNeroN, December Ii. &c General Bah
cock has requested the President to revoke
the. order coDYening the Court of Inquiry in
consequence efy the indictment found against
him in ST. Louis, which, will sford him
means Of !. vindicati lon. = The President has
therefore dissolved the court and ordered the
members to- return 70 their stations, ; as %
II Weather, RrobabiHlies. NV Nv
'WAsH1sGros. December 15.-For The South
Atlantic and Gulf States, rising barometer,
warmer southwest wine s, and clear Weather,
followed by a"northerap in the Western
Gull. = =. !. =, >. !. L., H. ..r,.s /,
= = Fer. he Lower Lakes aud Middle States;
falling followed by rising barometer,
warmer southeriy winds veering to cooler
northwest, partly cloudy, and in the south.
ern portion clear weather. a., !. .c.3 -,
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600. IF TaxaU~ Churcf

Grangers in favor OF Taxing Church
E Property. 5'...5f
SpRNaHsLD, MASS, December l6.-The
State Grange has adopted resolution in ia
yor Of taxing church property and deposits
in savings banks. = 49, ~ 800
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NED DOMINION sTEAMsHIF2s4Fgk
|SIu ati uEG COMPANY. a 50 t ssi411
l. m - gstiitetf igzr. 80, tt.ts.fS 90 Hi79
tn FOR d NEW YoRsa.l,s

This company win Dispatch oneof their splendid
stesmers--ULD DOnISION, WYANUkEtISAAC
BELL, RICHhO ND, and GEORGE W. ELpEK--
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUEDAfat hish
water. NEt 10 ss43!EfB i5l& .2sSt ialil!ns
These ships are entirely, nav. and were baiit ea-
pTh they have Splendid saloons, ana bath
The fare, accommodations, and sttentlons are un-
2 Goods shipped by this line ure landed regularly
| OF New York ON the company's covered pier, ~
North river. IN !. :.
with dispatch, and no charge made except. sotua
expenses incurred. 23ltss 4.F-.is 71rs;8
Freight received uraiI 5 p. NJ, daily.. l.''a
+ For further Information apply total EiaGl
ly.aIsi 10 GEORGE W.ALLEN d COsi Agents,
nv q Office COMPS wh irves. Rockets.
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YKEN,S VALLEY GOAL.-Four hum
IL dred tons of this celebrated coal for safe. Alse,
Reliance and Burnside Egg and stove; west
bertrand, for steam and smiths' use; Glover HUI
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump ana Hsll COKE ;
oc "a corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
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Is 1ssi5fsf7fssI
"a DIEs,GEOVE-1IDB BUTTON Hs5eTs. & =.
81 zsIIEEs q / |' kss,:
pA sES p9EasssIkfsgs
asss ~ a h ssss and sS ea e
Remarkably ioT f2nIes q -.
.-as 9. yoasaai. s z b. asass stsssss.
60 TO Bs r. TINSLEY q 81 -
streeis iqS tssys 3oa VIII be reminded % gcod. old
snls- pe5sam times. 90, for your heart win ID made
ss u s Eat ssss zen soy yen ie ies u.
viIloe alnoa soHsssa g 5us. Fey 40 III "a i
usss,ly fsuaa q s.s:slsss Ssos aud shes
ING DoNE 1919 sad VIII d sss Is i
V0UTHs cALE-TIpPED
Rms EsssS|sEsR s gsSss
e hone made ss b b fss Tsisssiis 81 sroaY
TUsT RBGETVEB.s FAEsI. -
y y OBS full line Of Hxntser &t -
s g1shenoss ane ssndssw sinslse sss assess-
ss - ss rs sssss ssa
az 5sss Ss|i'
pest FRENoH CALF BooT.s
81 ssa sFa ssss EEs "a Sskys 81
hssAl 8 s sssSeasss s - sEsts
iTloNF PAKsss FUR "a GAL y. -
II TER when You can hay o. city-madegs1
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WOOD AND COAL.

IYOAL AND WOOD.-As there is no adj
" vance in coal North. no advance with me. I
viii sustain old prices us am buying as cheap now
did three or four inea'hs rs ago 60: ASTHRACIITE
81 20 and $3.50 for Egg and Stove. according to
quality. GRAY SPLlNT or sEM1-UASHEL
GOAL, g. so for twenty-five bushels, or $3.50 per
ton. SOFT COKE, 1925 TO 1913 per load q
ner ton. OAK and PINE WU0D-long or sawed
All kinds of ENGINE-COAL. All lowest fgr res
for cash Nineteenth and Cary streets.
del CHARLES b. fAGE.
WTOOD.-A cargo just arrived, very low
w SPLINT COAL, the best; II. I; >
ANTHRACITE, all sizes; -a..
SOFT COKE. large quantity, now In my
'A-1' '''' : - P. r. CARRINGTON,
de 8 corner Seventeenth and Gary streets.
rANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL, THE
" PEERLESS COAL .
for open crates. Kiadles quicker, gives more heat
and lasts longer and viii be found the most eco
noit'eNA ANo' - - $500" S. p. LATHROp, tS
d = Sole Agent for Richmond,
no19 Seventeenth street a. draw0rl6ge.
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rIRCULARs, $3.50 to 81 pes. thousand Fat
~ the DISPATCH PRiNTI GGs-fi0 USE ,s "
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Q DErAKrgasiE OF srEaMEasyl
EloRs PHlLAbEI PHIA. & -

DEkA&TW63iEOfsSE EAS1kASvl
EloBr PHILA Del PHI.a. & Sss
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4 Dominion steamshfp Company a e&z s
RKfDAY, December az. stI O'Clock .A,M .St
Freight received until O'Clock Thufsday eve
Through blis of ladipg signed and goods for
east, and west; also. TO foreign ports
+ Fareto ,Neg YORK, sl2;; steerase, 80; round
FeF freight q gsss a aRpsEs + CO. Agents.
de l5.sta. -. gompany's Wharf. Resset.s:
81 1AA1NrToN INSIDE LlNE.."s asI
saT sAsE En1 asB h2SEa
On and after OCTOBER lsT the SPLENDID Iron
nsts e hs as esys
Twenty second aad Dock streets. making ooee con-
nection each trip q Canton, AID. East Baltimore
Railroad Company for Philadelphia fr3
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: 80,
All freight by this Line covered 1g dre and marine
insurance free. of cost. No dockage charged At
Richmond Rates as low rs any other line: This
Is the quickest line between Philadelphia and Rich
5sFfeishts, oraered by tbfs line stGn!afba marked
Canton Inside Liner and sent 70 the Rhiladet.
PFC reigb,s received daily in PHILADELPHIA and Rict-
mond. For furrh er information apply 70 Lo
~. G7ilt 4. tttHat3 L. B. Agent
1,t 4omce T wenty -second and Doektstraets
.l.. -,st l.ecti, land No sos Msin street ;oT 10
j. s.. WILSON, General Freight gent,
Philadelph'a, Wilmington and Bafnmor9Eailroad.
Philadelphia. r9I slsq 9gG assigS .saai ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-16
sT. I0IIlS.
T,OUISVILLE.

Lop1syILLE, December 15.-F1our quiet and m
changed Wheat quiet and steady at VI 90 20;
Corn quiet and steady at 45@56c. Oats qnlef ana
Unchanged Provisions quiet and upchangeG.s Pork,
S2I '5O6S2I.75 Eulk-meats ,nominally gn'
rThanEeG. Lard1Tierce, 13c.: kes, l4E@loc.
WhisEey and baggng quiet and unchanged. =.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-01-05

Louisiana sesel Sc vGera (dne I !.
ledna) statni sn6m a do iedne hodiny cd
poledne nebyl poko porusen. Pan l.. A
Witt zvolen "a prozatimniho pfedsedu,
prayil, ze bude Ike kazdemu, bez ohledu
k strane nebo barve plete. steine sprave-
dive sc chovati. Colonel Lowell protesto
val proti spusobu prozatimni organizace
snemu, nacez jej pfedseda pouGi, ze / r.
1868 bfivolil snem, jehoz clenem byl sam
Lowell, k takovemu spdsobu organizace.
Pet flend, nicbz vybor pro sctani ha-
sd nepodal zpravu, bylo usnesenim sne.
mn poslaneckym misthln pfipusteno.
Vsecky dvefe statni budovy, wilma ie-
dine Jsou pevne zataraseny; kdo neni Gle,
mem snemu nebo dfednikem statnfm. ne
ma do budovy pfistupu. Vsichni ii, KITE
ii cini naroky ma posIanectvi, isou do sne
movny pfipust6ni. Novinafi mali iak Sc
samo sebou rozumi, volny vstup. Cele ia
dy metropolitan policie tahnou Sc ulicemi
st. Louis, Royal Charles. Gen. Emory
byl guvernerem Kelloggem pozadan, ably
byl vojskem pohotove. Ohromne davy
lidu ocekavaji ma ulicich prtbeh udalosti.