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nuuca,,. Sherman& Co.

z new York, December 20. Duncan, sher-
man & Co. were adjudfcated involuntary bank.
rupts on Saturday. Barring Brothers d Co.,
the English bankers, are among The creditors
who petitioned for the Adjudication. The
effect Of the proceeding will be to epjoin the
numerous suits that have beer brought
against the suspended firm in the State courts.
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TIE BREMERHAvEN MoNsTER.-Mr. George
c. Stepz, publisher OF a German musical
journal in New York, states that he came with
Thompson, the contriver of the Bremerha-
ven explosion, from Europe to New York,
on the Hamburg steamship Thuringa nlS70.
Thompson was at that time large, Iine-look-
ing man, with sandy hair and whiskers, and
told Mr.. Stepz that he vas native of Peters
burg, Virginia.
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se(aAHTON INSIDE LINE.Da aESB.f
NEW FAsrl FREIGHT ROuTE KEvWEEA
~; RICHMoND AND EHlLADELPHfA.is

1890 I3tTES-WEkkLI. .T5.ft l.s.ss
| On and after OCTOBER lsT the Spence iron
steamers o. this Ane Will leave kisamona TUE
PoWhatan Steamboat LiBes pier. nc corner Q
Twenty. second and Dock streets, eiose ecn.
neeiion eaai1 trio ar Cantcn, NO. Esss RdltiEorc1
viii, the PhiladeI phfa, Wilmington and 8aiitmoso
Railroad Company for Philadelphia .s.ss
a s. 5.fi-s SeS CZAL ApyANTGS4S:
insuranee free Of cost Nc ,Gecksga enAx3eor as
Eichrneud Bates az low 81 shy otEer iaey III ~
Is the qnickest line between sns isacsa-
Sresahts ordered By this line shoula hs tnsxksd
Iar1on INSIDE Btne and sent 70 tna rrZssssf
pna, WAntagtsn sHd bassihore ocpos,
Essi4h,s fessiyed daiiy IL Phiadeiphia and Raca-
,nn.sss Rofsfrrffer information npp1y so
'0s' - z - ~ III Agent.
Oucs 9 TweDty-sec4ndAnd Doek etreea
/ 81 ~ = ~ and 80. sos Msin street; or 70
T. 6. WILSON, Geaesak Freight Agznt
pnfiadeipass, Wilmington and Baltimore kaiEoo -
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T'he European Grain Trade.

LONDON. December 20.-Fhe Marx Lane
Ernress. ia review Of the grain trade, says
the prices in the several markets have de-
cliued one shilling Ia, Paris, With dull mar.
kets. Holland, Germany. hungary, ana
Egypt, generally show no change. AT DAM.
zic old wheat Is a shilling higher, and the best
news from St. Petersburgh shows TALL OF ole
shilling. .s-.e...s -
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PROVIDENCE, December 19.-The ProVi-
dence Tool Company has issued statement
sho wing that ii has contract with the
Turkish Government for the manufacture OF
six hundred thousand rifles, and asks credit
ors 10 grant such extension as VIII enable the
company TO fulfil the contract. The state
ment represents that the assets OF the com.
pany at a low valuation exceed liabilities one
million two hundred and fifty thousand dol
jyrS
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Fires Am Arkanses.

LIrrIE Rscx, December 2O.-The Gazette
block was burned this morning. The hre
caught In Haas's cigar and iguor.ssore ad I
Joining the Ga.ete Office. Haas's loss -
s1l 1909; and e. Woodruff, proprietor OF the
Gazette, loses S42, 600. Insurance, SlS,oOO.
The Garasse will reappear tomorrow morn
ing. =, ~.
State. at Camden, was burned early yesser-
day morning. Everything in the clerks
Office was destroyed. $500 ~
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FROM WASHINGTON
a,propriation.

o,,IaI Appropr'"
The ' than probable that very e! ro Su noo
Its more sl r,csss the sum of sl,ooo,ouo
.ncr the honHN ring There are two res.
wi; be i"' ','srcs, this opinion. one Is .nas
sons when >"s ",s onoosc the Appropriation
/, The pSmSI ,',ii be questioned. Anotner -
tbeir iovs'. W" ~ rot furnished the proJect SO
thsi il The anu h y promises to De 10 a "a
sp.pjcion'iS S, ,,nw . alssreditablc failure.
'5oaJ point Of view coua.y Sufferers,
L'" NV, svi.,snce of the late c,Vtl war
paIInS ."' # Loudoun county, va, SUI.
i0e e'Sl"Soa to their property TO an cA'eh'
ic7ea dam fo1,,ied by suy other IN the
1;o'"': far Toe reason that botn armies
S;s'f, snu.,,s,:y operating within It's limits:
we're co "'-"t bill looking TO the rehei o'
Al 10 g,,1.. has been introduced IN inc
SccS SUI - Gives the names OF some TWO
Scna"' ~. minis, designating the amounts
buoGFe" .n ought TO receive, ranging from
wh'ca ta." .hnnsand dollars. The aggregate
o1e 70 s W., asked for foots up Sl99, 2Ss.24.
.,o. 4, The Srsurrsctionary
r5o most important bill for the SCUM
L:.r IA. rcen introduced IN Congress at
WV. .;np is one directing the Secretary Oh
. ."s rosary 10 pay to the owners, or thei!
=, n- assigns. without interest, Inc amount
10 proceeds Of sale OF any isnc LOT oiTecs
o. '-I mad, by the Uaited States ID tue late
''~."rrrc,ionary States. Such owners, now
'. .S|. kafore rtc,tying the money are 10 give
8 @,' and complete, quiL'clalm 10 the 3of'
T. Port OF Entry.
=. : more than prob1ble that soon after
.r.,. c2Dvenes after the holiday recess
,tq, ,uch legislation will he en'cte6 rs VIII
.-,,lM,Atlc tow Of West Point, Va, port
Q; cary AID delivery.
The Tax on Tobacco.
Thorn .r. several Influential interest:
,r,..,,jng here TO secure legislation to maze
!, .w(nI for the planter and producer to sell
"oI dispose OF any tobacco in the leaf raised
r?5n the premises owned, leased, or renleo
~ I'm or her without the payment OF Any
tx Washington telegram, baltimore Ame
rJCgI.
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.cypMMIFTEEs N0fIGE Having qaaii.;
4 aed az cousniias6 of .Hnrh 4. 6lanafM oI
Roxoury, 10 spotsy wanna cauntysl hess1y ,ed1sSs
psrsoy,s having elaine againss Dim 70 nsess nv
asau s.''e.s -. - A. o.. WILLIAMS.
aae.yhsw Commit ef Hugh ~ atanaius
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cRoeKERY, GLASSWARE, dc.

40 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, nom
New York auction, TO DO closed out at!ess than
cost Of Importation: {i,sS ,s--..
Fine TEA and TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
TEA and COFFEE SETS; RICH DESSERT
SETS; WHITE CHINA TEA and DINNER
SETS, very low. zflt
Preach otY.e.Aischiues, Walnut Backing Gases,
WslI.pockets, Brackets, Towel acks, Corner Cup
boards Flower. Pot S lands aud Tables from " up;
Coal-Yases and Hods, Plate Warmers, and Fire.
Sets; also, q full line OF Fsncy aad Staple GOODS
suitable to the wants Of the wholesale and retail
,rssa at lowest rates. g. B. TAYLOR,
del. 1sll Main street. opposite st'paaee,
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PROPOSALS.

OFFfcg or REcaIyER or
TaE CLOVER HILL RAILROAD CodPAN1.s
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
INC CTOVER HILLCIJAL. for Information mp
ply to % = T. CLONES, Commercial q gent
near Richmond and Petersburg Raflzoad eepot.
dc ia "a !,
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rne srea, sso. Gao Gold Raee.

a SAN FRANCISCO, Deeemoer so.--the fn.
o;se Hockey cub met to-day. AlioWners Of
horees entered for the S30, 900 four-milet race
present. By unanimous agreement the:
race will come off ON the s2d OF February
next The Club guarantee. 10 give q certified
check for $40, 900, drawn to the ordersot the
indges OF the race, to be paid the winner.
Am the original entries nine in number re-
main In. The Club ard owners Of the horses.
are in perfect harpaSDy. saie sissF
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YESTERDAY morning Rev. James A. Dun
can, president OF the Randolph Macon Col
lege, Virginia, preached at Bethany iodepen.
oeht Methodist charch.- - Baltimore Gazette,
10Th, -.
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Death Of q Former officer Of the
Hoyif zerS.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, December 2O.-John MIN.
mo, of New York, and during the war lieu
tenant of the Richmond Howilzers, died Of
consumption yesterday. He was with his re-
latives iu Portsmouth.
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DURE MEDICINAL. FAMILY. AND
i SENTIMENTAL WINES-PORT, SHE RRf,
TOKAY, ANGELICA, CATAWBA, MUShAI-
and other WINES, each from its own grape and
perfectly pure Of Its kind. We recommend them
for their purity and expect to keep them always IN
stock. DOSh. DA1,
de 2l-1th Thlra ana Msih sueeps.
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SUSPENSION OF a PROVIDENCE BANKING
FIRM Providence, December 1S.-The
banking firm Of Greene d CranstoD, OF this
city, suspended payment this morning.
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Tt,e sutro Tunnel.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.-Severai
streaks of gold ore have been passed in the
Sntro Tunnel during the past few days. The
roek having become softer in character the
progress Of cutting the tannel u now more
rapid. "a ysFsse7 81 ~ Is ESs,f .IfSf
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! BY TssgErnIn,2n.
NEW YORK.

= NEW FORE. -Deesmber 2eAs Mon.-stocks DAN,
Money 81 Gold, II3sS Exchanges Long, 4G6X
sborts 4S9H Governments dHl aud steady. States
steady except Tennesssesa and yirdnfas. Vhlch are
Eusaia2. Money easy al 59e. sterlina quiet at
ernmants lower and little doing. States Steady i
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DR.. BUaRows has been asked by his church
to lecture and the general public to attend
his lecture at one dollar per head to raise
money to furnish the new church.
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.
LOB PHILADELPHIA. IA IN

LOB PHILADELPHIA TE#&
Steamer J. W.EYERMAN. Captain PLATT. VIII
receive height for the above port TIL TUESDAI
the 81 st iRssant nc IL O'Clock.
Freight TAKEN for WIlEsiugrou, DeIsY Providence,
Boston, and San Francfsco, and bills OF lSding eiQn.
ed through 49, ~
stateroom, eS. w. r. PORTER, Agent,
Z de 20.2} iit 80 No. 24Z6 Dock ssreet.
'EOR NEW YORK.-The Old TTTh
It. Domiuioa Steamship Ccmpanyssst9y1aLz
steamship OLD DOMINEOS. capeatn w ALEEE.
wal sail TUESDAY,i December 21et. nc 10 O'Clock
A. "a, Freighs received until . O'Clock A. ID.
8 Through bis Of ladiDg signed and g2ods TOE.
wardea with Agpatch 70 oil points norm, soutos
east and west; also, TO foreign poyty. r. 4aff
Passenger Recommendations 1nsttrpsaseds
: Fare 70 New York. $l2 sseerages 20; round.
For freight o. passege apply 70 -
..'- 10 S. q G. ALLEN Coz Agents
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BALTIMORE.

BALTnfoaF, December 20.--viYpinia al, peslers,
46H. oonsols, 721. West Virginia., g. r orth Caro-
lima Ss, old 16; new, Si SPECIAL tax, q. Bid 10.
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J pHIILlAnELpH1A LIYE.sTOcK MARKET.

PurL ApELPHIA, December EU.-Tke cntSIa MAJ
kcs CONTINUES dnsr: 500 bead arrIyed anc soid o.
.aSa7hc. for szras tepusylyAnia AND sEsseg y,
I, gross, Tor common. shesr-S,oo0 bad sod @
4S@ahe. q III gross: HSss !. dull $500 bead
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
). t.9.1 il $50 RICHMOND. December 90, 1875.

( fSSIsN AMI EIS06S GAShf1S0Gss
s.t.F.f il 80 RICHMOND. December 20. 1875.
rt OFFERINGS . s2Ss 80
WHsAT.-W White, ,56s bushels. Red, 1855
Corn White, 7sa bushels. Ysiloso, 20 bushels.
A ~; d. A5 a. bushels, ~ - h-s-1 iE 7
:, MsAL.-70 bushels
BLAcKEYE PEAS s bushels. ,rI
BEANs.-12 bushels. !
SALES. -. = i
WHEAT.-Whi.e 46 bushels good at OIL .35: ia
bushels prime at s1.45; 10 bushels very good al
81 40; 46 bushels far ut II 80; bushels common
a. sl.lo; 1872 bushels very goot on private terms;
at s1.l5; 20 bushels common at 81. o5; 26 bushels
very good at 81 43-tota. 522 bushels. Red. 23S
bushels fair at $3.50; 1853 bushels common at
good al 40 bashs f a. sood at ss; aos
bushels good on private terms; l 8 bushels common
at y .25; snsheis at s1.10; g ou. heels common
al el-toal> i .01S bushels. s-.ss.s :
CoRS.-Whtte, lo4 bushels very good At SIC, 60
bushels prime at 5Sc.-to,a,, 1874 bushels Fslioso,
26 bushels very good at 4ss Mtred, AZ bushe,s Ut
Sos;; 900 bushels on private 'erms-so'ai' 24o
bushels gooS at SOC; sso bushels on nrSase Terms;
on sa'Dss s1sa ins very
mEAL.-40 bushels very good at Csc. - 'stPs
80 z. RE-ExHlBITED. @95ss @
! WHEAT White. 8 bushels. Red, 436 bushels, "
CORN White, "a bushels. - ?.
Ssys REMARKS, ~ j
Offerings Of wheat, 2,o22 bushels; market dull,
but prices for good wheat sim maintained Sales Of
corn, 1,056 bushels, ont of 1,as4 bushels offered
market fairly active and prices steady. Data act I've
and prices steady. 6i.t iE H.. Et..}';l
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
DECEMBER 90, 1876.
The break to, day was 90 hogsheads, AZ terces,
AND Is b,xes. -
The offerings ut auction on Change were 80 pack
ages, of which 70 were sold at prices ranging from
$1.4O 10 $3.50. Bids on 10 packages rejected.
| The following1s o comparative statement Of The
United States internal revenue from tobacco for the
year ending June 80, 1874, and the year ending
June so, 1875:
ae 1874. 1875.
and cigarettes. s,sss ,5ss "a lo,soe,oso II
| Manufacturers OF .s.sg3- -rs EZ.@l -
ssas 5ss9ss g ,5 5s1 zsS g g
Tobacco Of all de-
| ScriDti 'nS.......IUiSu0,oooo 81 54lzS,oU7 81
| Stamps for tobacco T. E..
| or snuff INTENDED
| forexport....... 6,735 40 7,023 70
Dealers 10 leaf to-
bacc3. 100000 SO s5.441 OF
Retail dealers in
leaf tobacco.... 1857 OF o,9a2 At
factd1ooacso... 1.s4l,ss7 10 .l,5ss,2s7 81
tobacco $50. 1888 70 1902 90
e eo...... :. .. ... 44,e71 80 4o,427 As
Other sources Tor t .n.,s s#- 81 #...r -.
mer y taxed but -
now exempt.... 376 % ~ W
Total. $50, 242,s76 80 ;s7,S0S, $40 OF
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NEW YORK. December 2O.-Cotton quiet and
oas qsst or and 5esd WITH nsd
srperfre western and state, $4.50@$4.75; south
ern quiet and unchanged: common TO fair extra
Wheat dull and Slightly In burers' favor; new: No.
8 winter red western sl.45. Corn scarcely 80
lrm; 76kc. for high mixed western; 7Shc. for
western mixed and yellow. Oats quiet at 44@65c.
for mixed western and State; 46@52c. for white
western and nd, State Coffee kio. quiet and un'
Taliow steady al 10@lO.c. Pork duh and heavy:
new mess job lots $21. lard dull and neayy; prime
steam 13c. Whisky nrmer at sl.le. Freights
firm. ..-...
BALTIMORE, December 20.-Flour dali but steady.
t aSTard T. ses s5a Ssssr % spsSSs ;
eo b saRsEaosss sSsss family s59s
S
81. i5gsf.45; amber, o@si.sS white,
sse5 81 Got s asSsSg Sasr ssis
SSgsoss southern ys9g
pon sSi So B1iE-meats, JOB iotsEshoul-,
defs, SYc. Gear rib, ike Bacon quiet; shout.
s Sers lssc Coiiee dull ana
lots, S4@Elkc. Whiskey duh at 9I.16.' Sugar
steady and firm at l04@1 0hc- "a y ~ .'t
E -. ss,@ e CINCINNATI. - .s ~
. .C1Nc1sSATI, December 20.-Flour dull and
s'0 rcd @in.er I @ Corn steady atasS
acc. Oats DUH at 35G45c. Rye. qule.and steady
at 7S@S0c. Pork dull !; neminalsy at $2o.25 :.
Lard easier: steam, 123sc. Bulk meats duh and
lower: nothing doing. Bacon quiet: shoulders,
ek0l Oc; clear RIB and Gear sides, 27SRt2xc. and
l2&0l &c. Green meats dull. Whlsksytn good
de Gand at full pricss, s1.11. Butter quiet and
Ohio, DO. 25@26c.; medium, 2o@24c. 4
LOUISVILLE. a,rgg ~
LOUISVILLE, December 2l.-F1our aad wheat
quiet and unclaimed: Corn quiet and steadys and
nomiI ally unchanged Oats quiet ana nEn IA. af
ana norninaiy unchanged. Whfskey quies and I'M
changed at Si.l1. Ba2gtnS quiet and unchanged
ST Lou1s, December 20.-Flour dull aud nm
changed. Wheat DULL and lower; No. red f.ll,
and Iower; No. Q mixed, 4l3g942Ac. Oats quiet
and unchanged, With very lille de- mand; No. q.
9dkc Rye outlet and unchanged. Barley quiet and
Unchanged. PORK Gull and lower q 9lS.7 10 asked,
1880 Did smsll lots sold at,Sl9.6S. Iard duls
: nd lower o. $1215. Bulk.meats duh ana lover:
shoulders, 7hc. clear RIB aud clear ssass, iD%a 1
Io transactions very small bs .,G . dss
sides, l2@123sc. Green meafs nomfra.iy IN.
CHANGED. Whlskey dull aud lower at &l.11.f Live
i1ogs doll and lower for best grades; shipping.
Id ao@&67 10; packing, % 90@97.1G. Cattle d,dl-
and tesotng downwaras demand chissy for seek :.
fair e. 5OlS3,25: thorough Texans unsale1b!e:
: Pscefpts.-Fioor,i 500 barrels; wheat. 26oo
susheis: corn, $1,000 shsls; oats Is 600 5csh-
els barley 5000 bushels rye, j 1000 bzsAsis !;
hogs, IA 6S; cattle, 1900. t $t92 Z
!, PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET
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THE BANK OF CULPgrER.-From the report
Of the cashier, F. NJ. Latham. to the Board,
under date Of December Is, 1875, the condi.
ton of the bauk at its close on the 22d Of
November, 1875, was as follows TO wit:
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The House Committees.

WASHINGTON, December 20.--After the
House of Representatives adjourned, imme.
diately upon the announcement of the COM
mittees to-day there was quite general
Interchange of opinion among the members
in regard to the selections. Those who
had been provided for commended the
Speakers judgment or said nothing, but
the prevalent expression was one Of
dissatisfaction. The Speakers friends
account for this by the feWness of the
prizes and the prepopderating number
of competitors for them. On the other hand /,
there are many among the Democratic men,
bers who severely criticise his selections for
q considerable number of the prominent pc.
sitions as unsuitable or unfair to congressman
of extended service, who have been passed
over in the distribution of cbairmanships
and important committee places to make
room for new men without legislative expe-
rience.
of the forty-seYen chairmanships, exclu.
s,ye of the Committee on Rules (of which
the Speaker is er.ofcio chairman), twenty
four are given to western members, ten TO
southern, and thirteen to the Middle and
Eastern States. Of the latter thirteen, six
are of third rate Importance, being commit.
tees on expenditures In various Executive
departments, &C.; and of the chairmanshlps
given to western members four are OF the
same description. "r o. 49,
Four or five of the southern chairman.
ships are also unimportant. The West
holds the first place on the number OF chair
of the first and second class com
mittees. Out of the total Al, Ohio and Mis-
souri, have each 8; Illinois 4; Kentucky ];
Indiana A.; and Tennessee 2. Virginia and
Pennsylvania have each; North Carolina
bias Q; and no other State has more than
one. tg 90 -! 5.9t
The composition Of the Pacific Rallr .
Committee, tested by the recent vote on hoi'
man's anti-subsidy resolution, is as follows
Messrs. Lamar (ehairman), Throckmorton,
and 1O'Neil, voted against u; Messrs; Lat
trell. of California; Lynde, OF Wiscon:
sin: Thomas, of Maryland; Phillips. OF
Missouri; Garfield, OF Ohio; Kasson, or
Iowa, and Blair, of New Hampshire. s voted
walker of Virginia, and ,Plstt of New York,
were recorded as not voting. The friends OF
lie Texas.P scife blu claim That . msjority
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* F. WATSON'S FURNITUREM
W. WORKS. az
FACTORY AND LUMBER YARDS, ROCKETS, JH5
LUMBER MILLS, VIRGINIA.
wARRRoOMS CORNER THIRTEENTH AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
The attention of the public visiting ana
hotel-keepers Is called to the largest sTOCk o
CHtMarR. and OIEtNS- ROOM FURNITURE, COT
RAG e BEDsTEADs, MATTRESSES, &C., all mannlac-
tnred by this establishment. Every article war
ranIed, BUILDINa-LUMBER. WALNUT ASH eS 81
for SALE $3.50 s.=tE -. q - . -oSNvz
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TOILET ARTICLES.

REQUISITES:
Elegant ToRToIsR.SHELL COMBS,
Superb ENGLISH HAIR. BRUSHES.
LUBIS'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS,
FRENCH-PLATE HAND-MIRRoRs,
Genuine FARINA CoLoGNEs,
KLosTERFRAU COLOGNE,
FRENCH TOILETTE SOAPS,
ENGRAVED CoLoGNE-BoTTLEs,
FAY'S YELoUTINE,
scorcH-PLAID PUFF-Bo1Es,
VINAGRETTEs,
PERFUME Arom1zERs, &C., sold at
MEADE & BAKERS drugstore,
de1s 919 Main street.
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TUST RECEIVED, FIVE THOU
u SAND DOLLARS WORTH Of the "a
LATEST STYLES and BEST-MADE PAR sy1f
iOR, DINING, and CHAMBER SUITS at price
lower than ever before offered 10 the pubic. gee
my new style BED LOUNGE, the best out E4-
o ' e. GATHRIGHT,
ar OF No. 16 Governor street.
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MONEY SAVED I& MONEYM
IN MADE.-Great inducements In FURNI-As
TURE Seasonable goods for the holidays at III
F. HELFERT'S, 1431 Main street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Dressing-Case Sui
and furniture Of every description; largest assort
ment In the city Of Chldrens Chairs and Toy
his own acknowledgements to please.
do OIL mn
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RE-ExHlBITED. .s
WHEAT.-White. 8 bushels. Red, 436 bushels,
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Offerings Of wheat, 2,o22 bushels :. market dull,
but prices for good wheat sim maintained Sales Of
corn, 1056 bushels, ont or 1,ae4 bushels offered;
market fairly active and prices steady. Data active
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A remarkable PedestrIan.

A remarkable pedestrian feat has, ac-
cording to the Finanza of Alexandria,
beeu lately performed by an Italian
named Giuseppe Ricci, who seriously
seems to have taken rather long con.
stitutional. Having CONS GONE months
ago from Alexandra to ConstsnEnoDle
ia search of employment, but being in.
successful in his object, Ricci resolved
to return to Alexandris. a slight diff.
Guilty, however, arose at the very com
mencement of his journey, cs.sinS to the
ieot Of his having no money--a serious
drawback 70 a bona fde traveller for,
notwithstanding The" wsetched Impotence
OF gold, it is uncommonly difficult 10
travel comfortably without it. Ricci at
first tried to work his passage back in a
steamer or ship but failing also in this
endeavor, he set, his face resolutely
southward and determined to work or
beg his yey to Egypt. He accordingly
started of with . light heart and thin
pair OF breeches, and after marching
for one hundred and 6fty.eight days
across the peninsula Of Asia Minor and
along the coast Of Syria aud Palestine,
lie srriyed at Alexandria, where, by
latest accounts, hs vas enjoying the re.
pose be was justly entitled to after his
fatiguing walk.