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TEN PER CENTUM
TWENTYPFR CENTUM
RAIIRoADs AND STEAMERS.
sza ;sa - ..:s.s,rl E - ss.ass:S
~ @ ssss.-.s.sza ssds.e--sssz

- 50 - -: -
DALROAD AND STEAMBOAT
NEs.-CHEsAPEAKEA AND oHlo.--way
mail train leaves daily lexcept on snndayI y =
s: 8: O. P. II. RECOMMENDATION train daily teIesps
s1 Hicaao sSo as NJ
Through fc Mailleayes Richmond daily az 1888 z z =
Eynchburg accommodation leaves hlchmoua Il -
g a. M m naIl0 ARRIVES 1T ~ Lynchb1
sGHosp FEES Observation-Disclosures & AYE
lerves At isS r n K f Nss. Mai daily
cept ON Sundays at 9:2o. p N. Arrives % =
An Except MondayE AesommooaIn ,ns.i ss 81
s"YORk1 RIT,ER AND, CHEsAPEAKF.-P ssnn-
ss aPa h9 ,esSss salyd Fl Via
East. Arrives at 10 A. 81. FreiRni with psssen-
ger car attached leaves Tuesdays, Thnrsdasas ann
KICHaoMD AND PETERsBURsy-reE
Through Mall leaves Richmond da!iy fexosps e
s4S 81. Gaiy Freish, traia WITH s soash as
taenea. leaves HichHond daily Except SnndsH g
' i5aAEs s. R Nv s STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamer for Norfolk and james River isadines
= Ariss AondaYs R VI aas ma fiss
ECLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers for New York leaye Richmond eseI1
Tuesday, Friday. and Sunday o. .fide. Tsnsas-
lers see advertisement. gs5 80 -
lPoTHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE. -sseamess
for Baltimore leave RichmQnd on Tuesda. ana
Thursdaya at & "A. IL, and Saturdays at r.. 81. e
= CANTON INSIDE LIN E.~~ Steamers leave hkeh.
mond from corner Of Twenty-second and Dseas
sssas :. GsnsSn. Ma sIa
philsdsiphia, Wilmington and Bai,tmore railsraH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o = GLPsHIA RIcHMOHD, AND NOE.
FOLK LINE---Stesmers leave Richmond DC Is IL
every r uesuay and Friday. 49,: ss.sf1sf
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TAXATION OF CHURCH PRoPERTY.-The
,6opllon OF the constitutional amendment in
New jersey which imposes taxation on
church property is creatipga stir among the
,i,rrynen OF all denominations. An effort
j beng IN de to bring Them into convention
n discuss the situation. The burden presses
heavily on all the churches, and 1t Is hoped
th,t by united action the Legislature may be
Induced to grant some relief by passing a
measure which will, at all events, exen pit
church buildings throughout the State. An
Episcopal clergyman in jersey City told
Herald reporter yesterday that if something
b. not done several OF the churches will have
10 be closed. 1--WE will haye barns, F." he adj
ccd, ain the future; not handsome churches
! have spoken with the Catholic pastor ilv'
ing near me. and he feels just rs do on the
subject. "--Nec York Herald, 18Th. ......
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,co,y,.oo.d rncr OF the Hlchmo.id Dispatch-l
Hoover COURTHOUSE, December 10Th.
Yesterday was County. Court day. no
by>jDc-S % importance was transacted. mr.
W4adei. she deputy clerk, being SICK, MT
G,ofcp X. Taylor. deputy clerk OF Inc C't'
rlj, Ccu. ot the city OF Richmond, at1eno-
ed to ~, conrt business for him.
There VISA spscial grand jury empancilea
f,r this court. with f. G. G@alhmey, Ed
3. (oreman. They found eleven indictments
for felony. THIS speaks badly for Old Han
+r.r a HEMLoCK,
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PROGRESS or THE PHILADELPHIA REVIVAL.
Philadelphia, December 15.-The DeEo.
church was again crowded at the prayer
meeting to-day. Tue subject of Mr.. Moody's
discourse was "What shsll / do TO be
sayedyn He said the devil was always
planting doubts in the minds Of meu. God
wants Us to believe, taking Him at His word.
Uncertainty and doubt are Of the devil. The
hymn " IIulleuj4h" was sung by Mr.. San
key, the congregation joining in the chorus !;
after which, silent prayer followed, Mr..
Moody requesting that 1t be especially ior
every one in the house. After addresses oy
several gentlemen and the reading OF quite
a number Of requests the benedic:'on was
pronounced. .
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maaryE-In:s.Es.I1ssKnCE.
PoRT1F zIgHMuED. DxeHsasaa 1esIs7i

ARRIVED.
steamer Richmond, KeIIy. New York, Eer-
chandisaand pass edgeiss Oh Eotniaion seaaassfap
Steamer Alliances Carr, Phliadelphis, merchan-
/ Schooner Frank 81 Dow, Gag., Wossas Hole,
sssooner soa Il s fsraer oatsu. psidsphis,
raiiroadrison. CHESAPEAKE and Ohio Railroad Com
schooner sacoa;E. Hissewsys Townsend, New
/ 9TH, 81 a. ssa go ST.
! Steamer ,Westover, Skinner. l,imare, metehan.
disc and passengers, l.. 3. Tatum. ageHfss ts
/ Steamer Iohn sylvester, GifsefG, asrfolks Msr.
chanfise and passsneeEss Is r. Tnsnln, aGenf. st
/ Schooner Edward Shade, Super. New York, can.
/ Schooner James Pheips; Rnckweli, Baltimore,
railroad Ties and hooppotes, curtis & farher.
L ~. CLEANED FOE This soRT. ssu9
as Dsa sSe as G 'sAae
ts!sA ses35isyS sfMKnoRATDAssYssst 5s.ssi5 las Z
Schooner 81 Fl. Haven, Fort from Bottom, ar
Eysa az Portland Me-, december 1ath 20 load for
Schooner, Emma 6. Edwards, Ghapber,atu. ,s,cm
Rissmond yfa Drswrys Bluf, ar New York De-
cenSss aAth EsLis- tta gsl.tt
sssss9fs HsRYs oE ss from Rich
schooner Henry w nitney, Shepherd. from Rich-
nond for IPssyidense passed through He'll Gate
Schooner ary r: SIMMONS. CANDY, fron James
rivers Ut New York December 14eh.s f.Ee NJ
schooner unis ). Gaskin, Gaskt[l, from Rich:
mo1d, AZ Phiauelph Decent Der l4ih. 81 4 az
schooncrs S.V.W. simEn0as, VI ifiams, and Mary
Ann 9rier, Pardee. from James river, o. Pniladei-
.phta December 18th. 49,. 4.
schoonerJ. 2. wins, TngersolL from Philsaelphia
for kichmond, passed Newcastle, Del, December
18th 5E,,1f4 ssys;.s y,-ft ~
Schooner John 4. Carts, Qa,ilcn, from Philadel-
pbIa, ar N Srfoik December 18Th. stlslE = ttlt
Schoouers Teresa Ds Baker, Cobb, and Mary -.
Naso !, Long, from Virginia, 81 Boston December
+ !. 8 he foovi schoouers from Virginia were n
New OH, december 14sb: ID. =. Miller, Scull T.
W. 81. White, Smith; Robert D., Stockton, Caya.
Her: Elias Moore, DeEToot v " ~ = ~ re
Alargc three-masted schooner. vas seen ashore al
a A. II. D. cember 18th ON. CFoss Ledge, Delaware
bay, well out Of water at low tide, by steamer q
man, at Philadelphfs. ~ 2 $3.50 ..zt.s A'sft
- .s0&; ,.ass by TeleQraph.2 %liksI ~
I NEW YORK, December 16.-ArriYed:. Periefe;
" ilmlngtsn. Arrived, out Helen Sands, George
Hurlbut, Hermann, Anchora,. Texas, Big Venus,
City or Montreal sttEsSt Ia - ssa+Sft 49, tits
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET.

DECEMBER l3.-Manufuctured 1o5accoI;
bright fine pound. S5c. @$1; Virginia bright hpe
aud extra twists, 73079c; Virginia bright extra q
inch twist 73@75c.: virginia orlght 6.inch twlst;
S568Sc.: Virginia medium g. and l2-nch twist, 81
M62c.: Virginia medium bright navy, 3's; As. and
SIS, 5I@5Sc.; Virginia bright Us and lbs; S5G
Gee; Louisville navy, bright mahog9ny, e9tgezc',
louisville navy. dark mahogany, third class, 81 a
b3c: Louisville navy; fire black, 54@56c.; Louis,
vile lne-cut chewing, 45075c. smoking, 4seg
enn: (Ilu,.i er. Lnit1.lllL
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Coai-Mine Horror In Belgium.

ONE HUNDRED AND TEN MINERS KILLED. i
BRUSSELS, December 16.-A terrible ex-
plosion occurred to-day in the coal mine at
Framiers, near Names. There was full
force OF men at work at the time, apd the
loss OF Lille is appalling, 1t is reported that
one hundred and ten miners were killed.
Eleven injured have been taken out. The
accident was caused by f,e.damp.
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sonsh Csssosfnn 4 !. 1890 J. 3:

). E2iuMnLA necesnber Ii. Thsa aoislatnra
to-day e!ecied The following judges: Associate
Justice. Wrtsht GireuIsj judges First
circuit, W hipper NEGRO; second, WIprins
learpetfbaggerl; Third, Il. ). Moses Yex.3oy.
erncr); Fifth. Mackey; sixth, Carpenter. !!
Seventh. North.op;i Eighth Cocktail Re.
publicans. The election OF Yhipper. Wig.
gin, and Moses the first for Charleston cir
cuit) IL the most important In the State. and
created regret and Indignation among the
best class of Republicans and the people gene.
rally. &<s56I1
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The !. Code !, I'm SOM, caro1,na...

AUGUSTA. December 10. G. D. Fiiley and
George +. Ratci'ffe fought.a duel Of, 3 O'Clock
this afternoon at Sandy Bar ferry, 8. C.
Filley was shot 10 the right groin az the tiest
fire. The ball was extracted from the left
side.a The wound, though serious, Is not
necessarily fatal. FilIey demanded 8 second
fire, but bis second refused on account, tof
his wound. Filley challenged Radcliffe for
words rejecting on bis character:
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Markets by Telegraph.


!, NEW YORK. December l6.--Cotton stea9J SAFES
Of l,772 bales Mt Is 5-160131c slourcsouinern
ou,et: common 10 fair extra. S5.lO@Soi eooo 10
choice extra, s6.05@sS.75. wheat quiet WIN
tie more sIPp n,s rea ss torn I'll AZ for choice
@mhsr t;enns,iysnia: Sl.4O fer white western.
cnrn-f;,d. scarce. and 1@2c. higher; new qu.eI
without decided change; 76H@77c for higi, mlxed
nI I9s ss apS yellow 8s@6skc for new white sou-
ar n a. isss aci,y,. aIu &C freely so 6rm 44n45r.
for xed western SIC for white western stalr.
Cuhee~RiD aul and nominaIly unchanged. Taiow
firm at gH0lO Eosin and turpsDtiue quiet.
Pork less active: new p9o ips fI5S L W6iskey
steady It SI.1S. Freights ste.dy.
~" ,rmnnpp
hALTtnohE.
BALTIMORE, December l6.-Flour dull. heavy,
and unchanged. Wheat quiet but firm and nm
changed Corn quiet but steady; southern while,
new 5Ol5Sc., yellow $1,000. Oats scarce but
arm: southern, 40@50.. BYE IN good a. nand al
s0@s7e Provisions Frmer feeling; New mess sss
@shc clear rib, 1l4a11 Nc. Bacon lower shout.
Ssrs, 1O@lOx clear rib 1901 34c: sams; "a
@i6c Lard quiet; refined. l34c. COnee duil ana
nominal. WhsSey QUIZ aud unchansed. sugar
active, firm land unchanged. 80 .-,.s
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Yesterday = young Confederate who was
Pie on tie rolls declined TO ' ss any 'n nmIs
h., ne mod lied oath though be was oh'y
essen years Cd when the war broke OUT,
ic1>bJuo, "a telegram - Providence Journal
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su,cide frern Grief.

NEW Yong. December 1G.-Ellen Ho|lo.
way, beautiful young woman, of nineteen
years. living with her mother in Brooklyn,
committed suicide by shooting herself
through the temple to-day. Grief because
of the absence of her father, who went to
Europe on account of financial troubles, is
the supposed cause. 81 l'7t..'
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Postal.

,.;.,,ri, route No. ll.S45, M'llooro' deFoS
. ,'E ron. vs., T. a. Bawlln contractor.
. ~ ! increased 10 six trips per week be.
: >''.. silI.,oro' deTo: and Alum spr'nsss
,' VAN n-.obcr ] 10 May 81, eight months, at
!. y" Il, additional pay from january l, ls's
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CT 1o,us LEAF.ToBACCO MARKET.

DECEMBER IS We quote Inferior and light;
@s4. so; plantars, Tugs. 81 5O@$s.50i comnea
Sapk Leaf s6.5oa So: mediam shipping ,eaf 20 . 20
oslo: good shipping leaf llsgSl5; me-
sne manufacturing leaf. II 2@*1 s.; medium bright i
wrapping leaf, $l5@S25; good lpptnE leaf, SS ~
6DSS5 and Due fancy Wrapping leaf, S4o9@6O 2
I'M III. New crop Is irregular in price, and VIII
not command these qlotations.-1Fmes. =
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TIE CENSUS CT NKw YoRK.-The New York
papers Lu .lish semi.otticisi statement OF
The late census ofthat State. The tota popu-
q ion is put down ut 4,704,S04. This IS an
increase over the census OF 1865 OF ODD. ll5,
and an increase over The United States census
Of 1870 of 3D. OSl
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r oyrysyIyEE7 5,EAF.TOBAtIO MARKET

LOUISVILLE LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.
q DEcEMBEe 1s.-The market was fairly actiye
and steady at tormtr prices: The sales aggregated
The %t yeu]sal Of Commerce, December l1'h says
In X entuckv, Leaf tllere is a moderately active
business, chic fly on export account; fsies are 4gG
hogheads at 7a5s sseass1 na neer IN 1o, .af
79loc goo cases GonDeetsp srop nSas Oh
priEaie terms; 100 cases Wisconsin, crop, 1878.
on private tel ms; $50 cases Gonnecticat1 Sr2B
1874 1905 also ESQ bales sd Havana rn,ad at :, ss s
s5c % for briehs Wrappers; zo@75s. for. fancy
wrappers; : i 4@22c for dark wrappers; 20@Sgc.
Tor sm 1S o7 anS SoesS rugs 'i
beads Simpson County new leaf at 5000 $s;so,
s1e negshsaas Waren GoMSn s;
safe County new nss at , s 60 80 rs hoss
he Pickett House sold 9 hogsheads: I hogshead
Todd County new leaf q: SO go; hogshead Todd
s GSsot County aaT new
inrise County new, Tugs at Sap; hogs heao
Marion County new Tugs at q 40; hogshead
Washington County new Tugs al 35. q Es.- ~
TIL. Louisville House sold 10 hogsheads: hogs
beads Crip ua GSsnty leaf az $3.50 ss6e
ss7sS sse
County leaf at 81 6. 75;1 hogsheadf Barren Coun-
e. new lugs at $1O.75; ! hogsbead Adair County
leaf and Tugs, mixed, at IS 20; 2 hogsheads Henry
County iTenn.l leaf and Tugs at Ss.5 0@s5.
heads new Logan County leaf at $l3.75@I&11. so /;
3 hogsheads Daviess' County leaf at $l2 rs. $3.50
$3.50; i hogshead Henry County leaf at $40; Q
Green County leaf AT $500; / hogshead Logan
County Tugs at - 10: 4 hogsheads art County
low Tugs at 81 25, s4.2o. sa.a6@$3.sao; hogs
head Meade County trash az 81. 80.
The Boone House sold 8 hogsheshs: 5 hogsheads
old Tugs at 1915, ID. 80, $4.45, 1886, and "a; 2
hOgsheads McCracken County new leaf ut % and
1910 I hngsheat Logas County new leaf at Sl2.
The Ninh.street- House sold IA hogsheads:
hossheads Davless County old leaf at *12.75:
SIO.75, .s1O.75; hogshcad Davies County ola
leaf OF SO rs, $3.50. 81 20. S1l. U.s. hngshead
Hart County new lear at $685.; hogshead Bar.
rem County rev l1gs at 2S; hogsheads sarre barren
Comfy new leaf al &S. 90 Courier Journal.
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DEATH OF Mrs. MELINDA JoNEs.--The Bos-
Ton Journal says that Mrs. Melinda Jones,
The divorced wife of the Count Joannes,"
aneil-known member Of the dramatic pro.
ir;-ion, died in that city on sunday, aged
about sixty. She was formerly we'll known
II Richmond.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN TENNESSEE
fashci!ie, December l5.-Returns from The
Fourth congressional district render 1t Ger.
tain that Riddle (DemocraD is elected TO
lnru.a.s
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HMONDToBACCO ExCHANG

r. THURSDAY, December 16, 1875. ;.
The breaks to-day were SO hogsheads, % tierces,
and 10 boxes.
The offerings Mt auction on Change to-day were
SO packages. of which SO were sold at prices ring
ing from s2@s3O 90. BIDS on Is packages re-
jected. ,.,.=.r .-,.s ... as s
Low grade bright to5accos are heavy, but the
better grades of BRIGHT especially old, are sought
for. Good luRs are IN demand at from S3.5C@Se.
PRINT gs are heavy at from $2@s85o.
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Hon. K. Ii. Mari has been appointed oy
Governor McEnery United States senator In
jlice OF General w. L. Mcmillan, resigned.
a. act OF folly.
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Fire Am Wi,Itam. sport. pa.

EfEe HW "lasRaAmsPOEss E@s
W1LL1AnspoRT, PA, December 18.-This
fire broke out in Hotchkiss 81 Bar.
ber's planiDg.miIl. which spread to the lum.
ber.yards of Hebard d Forsman and White,
Leolz & White. Loss, about $60, 900. In
urance, $50, 600.
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the foreien Popuiation Of Boston.

Bosros, peeemte H. The medical com-
mission. appointed by; the City Council to
inyt ssigate the sanitary condition OF ;thescity.
report that nearly two tbirdsof the. popula.
tiou Of, Bestonar foretg NETS ard their of
Spfilg. and of this proportion tYo .hirdsar
sIrfsi, ssstssisis ~ ifs' - ~
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COMMERCIAL:
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December e 1875

~-OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, n314 bushels. Red, 1874
hu.helS. t.-c ..sa. T.l1 ~ ,.I.-. -E39;.fa - ~
+ CORN White, 2a4 bushels. .-..,.,.,,.. :.
, .OATs.-232 bu he's.
MEAL.--42 bushels. 4 .s, ,....-. -z-f.s s.r.- -
WHEAT.-White. ~ bushels fair at 81 80; GO
bushels prime ut S1.45;. 90 bushels very good at
81 42-total, 222 bushels. Red. go bushels very
good at 81 40; 100 bushels very good at II .43 !:
.O5; $40 bushels comtnon ut 81 20; IA bushels
comrnon al IL; bushels common TT @i.10; 40
bushels commo1 ut 81. 2U-total, 95S bushels
CORN Whue,S4 bushels very good On private
terms: 20 bushes very good at &C.; LOS oushes
on private terms; &c bushels prime at 54c.-totaL
244 bushels.
spring on private terms: 100 bushels good spring
at 52c,--total, 232 bushels. z-.s-. 4. I'M. n y
kYE-132 bushels prime at zoe. 5-.-.-,.-.-
MRAL-42 bushels on private terms.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP
IN PERS.-we, the undersigned, owners and cap
fains of the UNION LINE CANAL BOATS.,' DO
hereby revoke the appointment Of Messrs. Z. @.
Leake Co.. as our agents for receiving ana "a Tor,
10 he,ebv npDoint Messrs Morrison g Kent our
ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENTS to receive, forward,
and ship Il freight for transportation 70 hs men,
burg. Lcxn, gt0n. and Buchanan, by our hRe OF
BEATS. .h,--..~,. - .o,d az con
ston ,heir Trs;ah to The house OF Morrison Kew,
ib0s Dock street. WHICH is OUR ONLY DEPOT FOB
LOADING FREIGHT. .x,~....l,e essEerEs q
r. H. RyASs, boat II VIE and Lefcher.
JOHN J. PETTlcREw, coats Ahce ana W. u.
Couch. ,u,nnoor
4 WILLIAM J. CoNNoR, boat w sslgoS and Maggie.
BARNEY O'GIEL boats GleR> NoaS1 anN - -AASe-e
r. H. STATION, btat u. w. Moo "a
T. Il. WILKERsoN, boat Reindeer &. KENT.
MORRISON az n, 80 .,
Agents for Union Line of Ct MsrcSsn,,s.
Commission u9 nmtn..
Warehouse. 1908 Dock street. Ere tg. ~ nslaa2,y =
and forwarded every day. f--2- DE I
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BY Telegraph

NEW YORK, December 16-lN0o oin1L ..-stocks dun
and steady. Money. s. Gold, 114X. k1ciiaureM
Long. 485x; short, 4S9k. Governments dull and
strong. States quiet and sLrong, except Tennessee
which Is 10 wer. -------------------
Euening. Money active and easier at q. Sterling
duh AZ 4SoH. Governments dull and strong; new
SIS, In. States quiet and nominal :s''' y
BALTIMORE. -" s. f.t1 .'.zE
BALTIMoRF, December 16.-Virainia 6's, reelers,
AZ; con.os. TEX. West Virginia'5, 8. \ orth Caro-.
lima 6's, old, g. Rid day.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 16.-For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States, falling fol-
lowed by rising barometer, colder northerly
winds, partly cloudy weather, with severe
" nortber" in the Western Gulf. .
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley, Lower
Lakes, and Middle States, falling followed
BY rising barometer. southerly winds veer-
iog to cold westerly, clouds, and snow.
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MONEY SAVED Is MONEYM
NE MADE.-Grsat Inducements In FuRHI.
TURE seasonable goods for the holidays 81
F. HGLFEkT'S, 1881 Main street, eei weeH O.,
and Fnrniture OF every descriptions lar gest assort
ment in the city of Children's Chairs and Toy. ,
his own acknowledgements 10 psesse. ss
de 9-lm< a 5s%Ei~1t $3.50 y - y. 49,
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FURNTTURE.

TSHE LARGEST; AND MOST AT-M
Il TRACTIVE STOCK Of FURNITURE go
No. 2 / g Broad street, between Third ana Fourth
Wanu Dressing-Gase suits inll ps mar a rTem Sse
Tor snIfs from a50 10 So 90; Cane AMI Mood Chairs
specially; Mattresses. Feather Beds, Pillows. ana
Rosters Upholslering and II pairing. Goods care,
knowledge OF twenty nge Year, In the business, ]
can warrant all goods rs represented. Terms tbe
RAJ. -. ": Pa o n 1870. y
de iS-2w No, 315 BRAD SInsrs.
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TAXES.
CITY TAXES FOR 1876.

III j AE0 COh lCtUs $50 fE $500
q 4a.i, n ~ CITYCoLLEcToR's Grricn.k
j, .sa. RICHMOND, November 30,lS7O- 30.
This Office Will be open ds,jG Eom O'clock A.
NJ TO 6 O'Clock p. ". from B385TN TO the 3lsR
DAY OF lDEUEMBER.i c 49,, for the purpo0a
OF receiving from any person Tso has already pfS6
one half only OF the CITY lakes charged To hin I'm
remaining half; and that
TEN PER CENTUM g 49,
will be added to the amount Of said remaining haE
Of The tax charged In every case where The party
assessed shall fail 10 pay said remaining ha'f wirs
the time solimited.
But In case any person having failed to pay M
the month Of June one half or the city taxes cu1
from such person shall fail ~ pay the whole
thereof on or before the 3 LIST day of Dscesnbos
there shall be added -
TWENTYP PER CENTUM
upou The amount OF the tax so remaining due."
THE Collector would especially call attention %
the delinquent bills,
REAL AND PERSONAL.
In addition to the twenty per cent. TO be added e
IS dIrec ed by ordlnanc 10 post copy OF all oesa
nupnt personal bills ut the front door OF The CisY
Hail during the February term Of tile HnataSE
Court. JOHN +. htGSASLL,
de lin SoHeStsa-
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ITIsITfNG CARDS, 5Ocs to 81 for 20, al
the DlSPATCH. PRlNTING-HQUSEs
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DANvfLLE TOBACCO MaRKEr..

DANFHALE TOBACCO MARKER. ~
REPORTED expressly for the Richmond hispatch.j
DECEMBER 16.-P rsmtnas.-S .50@s4.s III
Lu1a..:Very common, %. 50@i6 ccnmon, 500
Fille,sc; GSGomfnon, $6@f5: medium, ss9sl0;
good. $lO4$12. 10 y LtG,its jtI Aits - II
Smokers.-C common, s10G$12; medium bright,
S1Z9 .1S; go0d 10 fancy, $1S@$35.
Bright ppera.-Common.i S16@t18: me-
dunn, 81 S@t24: good, $2A@f30; extra 1909
ifahoqaav WTappers ECO 81 2as2o me-
dunn, s20@s2S; good, s25@$32; extra, . 32@
ZOO. - ~ sEf.Ikt -tALPHA.
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RE-EXHIBITED.
White, 81 bushels. ar
OATs.-30 bushels. .-..--.----.
REMARKS.
REMARKS.

The offerings of wheat on Change to-day we're
3es bushels less than on the 18th Of December,
1874; market quite dull, and buyers looking quite
inert; the quotations are unchanged, and pre-
cisely what they were on the corresponding day Of
last year. Corn In light and fair. demand, prices
ranging from 90 to SAC. Oats In light supply and
good demand, and prices steady. Some rye was
sold to-day, and brought advance of sc. on last
sales. The prices on Change On the 18th Of De-
cember, S74,. were as followsS ....E.s.H ~ -:
Wheat-Prine white Observation-Disclosures. 40
CDrn-Pr1me whtte..............' ..--...''.. 20
Oats-Prtme spring .....;.,."............. :
% eal-Couutry.... %
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,OnGrTnotiOns.

WASHINGTON, December 16.--Among the
confirma.ions By the Senate day were those
of o. F. Russell as collector Of internal
revenue for the Third Virginia district
Dunn as judge-advocie general; Burnham,
assistant secretary of the treasury; Orrell,
postmaster at Fayetteville, N. c.; Bragle,
postmaster at Salisbury, N. c.; aud Gibson,
postmaster at Huntington, W. w..
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EoR PHILADELPHIA. .es ~

EoR PHILADELPHIA. les 4eFExFb
= steamer ALLIANCE, CsItsia CARR, y nk rscedyE
fisight Tor ibe ABOVE port TN FHtDAf The l7SH.
issiant at 10 O'Clock. - = "a
ETeixhf AIKEN FOR Wilmington, Deb, Proysde
ed through. 90 ~ ~ z@ts.
D Pnsssqo 10 PhiIadelphja. Including cmssk &na8
~ 8 al No. 2426 Dock st,efe-
LOB NEW YoRK.--Ghel Old xH4Hk
Steamship RICHMOND. tAptiin kELxX. NIL -
FRIDAY, December IT. st1 O'Clock A. d.
/ Freight received until D O'clock fharafn1 evsl-'
Throusl, bills Of fading hsEed and goods far-
yardea wsfi, fispasck 70 an points 1erth, SaH2A
east, and west; also TO foreign ports. sssess
PASSENGER recommendations unsuriasSed - &
En1eto Nov York; E12; stesrages s6s rodn0-
hip dcke!s. &20, 4ssgs: 80
For freight or passage apply 70 ~ "a
H. 1sssg &. ~. 5ALLENs& Co, geanf
I. De 1886 company,s Wharf. itoeks.ss.s.z
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81 ~ 20 per aIadred, a.
u. he nIsPa Tli PRINTING EHIQ tdSa