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rpoN WASHINGTON.


Ia, sixteenth 80.
wv rAsT,ss FOR THE A'0f'''' "
SACK 81 xnS.sscrAaIAN CLAUSE
..>eu York Herald The follow
IN SAMOA F-,m Washington appears;
IN, d,ps'cu :, wa IT il there would be race
i ioonI ,I ,wn political parties IN congress
between ~ ,baI be frst in getting before
- >re We" .;tb an amendment to the Con-
the Hccoi"s .oh,h,ins the diversion o. puoiic
s.it"''n" i' W. >ryport OF sectarian schools.
woGc!> :" s" NJ the free.school principle
40 SUI tbe Democratic party. Au en-
tsnn% "!"' ~ il would spike the big gun Oh
oes, cor, ,uA Blaine is their rivalry W ses'.o
rFa" .., I O. TIE Republican party ana 20
zoe ,, ants for their party aga'os' us oppV,
MAJ The Democratic defeats Ia ONO anu
mem. ,,yau!a in November were lsree,y Ia
rem, :rencc of he SkiIfui use OF the puo,,e-
oon.rSS nnr..jnn ty the Republicans. The
scno,, T know this. and they are going 10
pf pen, he gcruhhcan guns all around. Inc
<PAS NV YEA. .Dsed by the Democratic AS
IT. go .'~. ~ the District OF Columbia at their
s '-i,I n,rrting last evening, when thc tol-
!ay',' ,e.nIut,ons, embracing among them
',noSed AIN .ndment 10 the CONSTITUTION
u. - .,.rd rs tx.Speaker Blaine, were INTRO
g
'" TSlso,red. Tha, The frec-school system OF
,'I.,rc5 states Is the brightest star In the
~ - Of the Republic, and that on It's MAN.
ss.. go. and perpctuity depend the p.eseEt
..',', Tra fu,ure OF the American people; that
s o." N<mocra,ie plrty always has and al all
,;-,,. l,arcq.lcr viii resist any and all nj"
.n,,,.s Iookiu. to a division OF the puollc'
',%|II rupI 70 matter for what purpose ;
~. f5s pcmlc!it,c party has been, Is nov,
~ .wsys will be in favor OF free schools,
S,sa r-,>S, free, speech, free trade aud gold
- liver IS sIc only constitutional money
|f,-. nation, paper money being the I'VE
r:,:,,,,n tf,pring OF the Republican party
r,.5,cra, That the base and hypocritca
az; q The Republican plrty 70 introduce
fsa .clool question into the politics OF thl'
r,,y,rv deserves the condemnation of al
bb,I,i AID enlightened men OF the nine
iseD,a century. and especially so when it il
waY known - the nation at large that tn
nrly fatal b,ow rSet attempted TO be s!rucl
~ ne free schools of Tins country was by th
r,n,l,'i,an party in Congress when II en-
,Ieoysrrl 10 NIX the white and black childre'
in the same schools.
E,,0luti, Tia, no safe shall make an.
llv respecting an e,ta .lishment OF any rell
con or prohibiting the free exercise thereof
md no mopev raised By taxation for the sup
port Of public schools, or derived from an
nub!ic fund therefor, shall ever be under tn
control Of any religious sect, nor shall ao
uoucy % raised ever be divided between
religious sees or denominations.
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presbytery OF svinchesser.

WINCHESTER, VA. December 10. 1876.
The Presbytery Of Winchester met Ia this
place, according to adjournment, on Deem.
her 10Th at 81 pm. During its sessions,
which lasted about twenty.four. hours, The
following items of business were transact,
ed-yiz.: The Rev. 4. +. Converse was dis.
missed to the Presbysery at Louisville, KY;
Rev. Carson w. Hollis was ordained TO the
full work Of the gospel ministry. and per.
mitted TO labor in the churches OF Front
ROYAL, Middietovn, and Cedar Creek; and
The Rev, ri. NJ. White was Installed pastor
Of the LoudounStreet church, OF this place.
FREDERICK.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, December II, 1875.
SAIEs "a ss.yiro,,,,tt ,,ro ,.,.,>,r,

sALEs.--$3 sssylrginia tax-receivibie coupons at
as7. orr is5sEf ~
: AHeerfean Gelds--l14 bid, IL Az asked. -
State Secllr Virginia cousois 71kbid: vir-
gtnia consols, new, 464 bid Virginia findable, al
bio; VireintA deferred SH bid, OK askeds Virginia
Interest certificates asRed Virginia tax-receiYa-
Bile coupons 67.bid 87k asked. = ~ ,al.13
Cru SerurH te8.- richmond city Sss, 10Sx bid |;
Richmonccity Gs, S9k bid. 1870 SfE -'lis :
:. Rattrodd Ed7tds.-Petersburg Railroad first
mort gage az, and j., s5h bid, 1874 asked Rich
mond and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage Ss,
A. and o. 10o bio; Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad second mortgage rs, 81. and NJ, 90 hid !;
Rtchmouo,. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mor:gage 7's, j. aud j., 90 bid; Richmond, Frede-
r1cksburE and Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's, j..
and d. 80 bid; Orange ard Alexandria Railroad
second mortgage 6's, j.. and J.,, 40 bid; Richmond
and panytlle Railroad consolidated 6's, IL. aud n.
SO bid, 20 asked.- =
:, Railroad Sgcks.--Richmond, Fredericksburg aud
fotomac Ralltoad SIX per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, SO bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac seven per cent. guaranteed, 1o9 par, 90 bid
Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, 8 bio,
Bank Stocks.-Fi First National, 90 par. llS bid
Stale Bank of Virginia, loo par, 81 asked Bank
os Commerce, 25 par, 25bid; Richmond Banking
and insurance Company, as par, &c bid.
i hlRnrGnce COnlpanieS.-Virginia State, % par,
28S bid; Virginia Home. 90 par. 97h a ked Mer-
chants and Mechanics. 100 par, 9S bid los asked
GA dominion, 100 par, 80 bid; GRANITE, 100 par,
go nsked; Piedmont and Arlington Life, 100 par,
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wheeler d Wilson sewlns.Machine
- Rutldines Burned.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, December IA fire
was discovered In the cabinet.shop Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing. Machine Com.
paDy to-day, and in short time the two
brick buildings of The company were wrapped
in flames. The wind was blowing gale, and
at one time the Secor Sewing Machine fac.
tory and st. Mary's Catholic church were
threatened, and the supply OF water was also
insufficient; but 1t is now thought the flre
will be confined to the Wheeler d Wilson
buildings. Their loss will reach $50O,0OO.
Insurance, $500, 1000.
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DISASTER IN THE CHEsApEAKE-A SCHOONER

DISASTER IN THE CHEsAPEAKE-A SCHOONER
FROM RICHMOND SUNK AND MAN DROWNED
About - O'Clock Yesterday, as the steamer
Trumpeter, Captain Cundltf, bound from
Back Neck to Baltimore, was just off Poole's
island, in the Chesapeake bay, her officers
discovered schooner in sinking condition
short distance off. The Trumpeter made for
the schooner, which was discovered 10 be
the Penusy lyania, Of Philadelphia, loaded
with granite at Richmond, Va, and designed
for the Centennial buildings. The high wind
which prevailed had swamped The schooner,
and in thirty minutes after she had been
sighted by the Trumpeter she settled on the
bottom, one third Of her masthead being out
of water. A boat was launched from The
Trumpeter and the captain of the schooner,
j. Ewing, and mate, John Ritson, were res
cued. The mate reached the masthead Of the
sunken schooner first, and was rescued with
out trouble, but Captain Ewing became en-.
tangled in the mainsheet, and with great
difficulty reached the masthead, where assist.
ance was rendered him. The only other per-
SON on the schooner, Jack, colored man,
whose services were engaged at Richmond,
went down with the vessel and was drowned,
and of course it was impossible to recover
his body. The captain and mate were pro.
vided with dry clothing and brought to Bal.
timore. Captain Ewing lost one hundred
and seyenty-tive dollars in cash, check for
seventy.fve dollars, gold watch and chain
valued at one hundred and seventy dollars,
and all his clothing except what he had on
at the time of the disaster. His only other
property was half ownership in the
schooner, which was uninsured. The pas.
sengers on the Trumpeter organized and
passed resolutions rendering their thanks to
the officers of the boat for the prompt and
skilful manner in which they rescued the
captain and mate Of the schooner from their
perilous situation, and purse of fifteen dol
lars vas raised by the passengers for the
benefit of the unfortunate men, Baltimore
Sun, 14Lh. L.-.
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The Alabama State Debt.

New YoRk, December IA meeting of
the Alabama bondholders was held this af-
ternoon toprotest against the proposition OF
the Alabama State commissioners for the adj
,justment and liquidation of the State debt.
A committee vas appointed to draw up
remonstrance for presentation to the Ala.
bama Legislature against the proposition Of
the commissioners. y
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The whIskey.Fraud prosecutions.

}, ST LOUIS, December IA dispatch from
Attorney-G eneral Pierrepont to District At.
torney Dyer says the commission of Colonel
james G. Brodhead as special counsel in the
wbiskey prosecutions has been forwarded
on retainer of one thousand dollars. An.
other dispatch says the President desires
that Ex-Governor Thomas G.. Reynolds be
engaged to assist Colonel Brodhead. Mr.
REYNOLDS has been profsred the appointment,
and has declined, but for what reason has
pot franSpirpl
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The Committees.

Speaker Kerr does not expect to announce
his committees until after the holidays. An
exception will probably be made in the
Committee on Elections in view Of the mum.
Der of contested eases.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 14-Eoon.-Stocks dull
and lower. Money, 5. Gold, lax. exchange
Ions, 4S5Y; short, 4ssH. Governments Inactive
States steady. -e.st.s'.r, -ss-. i tag.-s,
Euening.-Money easy; offered at 4. Sterling
steady at 4S54. Gold duh at l14X@114k. 60
vernmenla active and strong; new SIS, l174. States
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xouisa RrsotS.

flor the Dispatch.j
COURTHOUSE. December "A, 1875.
Yesterday was regular County Court.daF.
Several cases occupied the attention OF the
court. Many people were in attendance. a
criminal case is up to-day. One Ohio Hooker
(colored) Is charged with assaulttng one
Cooke with intent to, main, disable, dis
figure, and kill.
The specia, term Of the Circuit Court re-
sumes its session tomorrow. bREVis.
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JOIN MITcHEL.-rhe friends OF John
Mitchell in this city, finding the balance on
hand of their memorial fund 50 small (only
seven dollars, met yesterday to arrange for
increasing the amount. Eighty dollars were
subscribed. philadelphia Times, 18Th.
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SRaCKERY. e.LAsswAkg. &c.

Is"F' GtKfHfyR EK He WhLRc5S w AH@1SS -
NAASS[~--~~~~~~--~
NEW GOODs!:
"a DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, rom
New York auction, to be eiosed ous ~ less tnsD
8: cost Of importation. .... ), w.,
Fine TEA and TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
TEA ana COFFEE SETS; EICH DEsSEkT
ss SETS; WHITE CHINA TEA and Dl DIEM Q.
y. SETS, very low
Prcnch Co!Yse.Mashines, Walnut Bi aek!ng- lasees
Wa,l-Poskets, Brackets, Towel Racks. Corner Cup
boards, Flouer -Pos Stands and Tables from y op;
Coal.yases ard Hods, Plate Warnsers, ana Fare ne
Sets; also, q f1H line OF Fancy and stapse 6ooos
srstsoIe 70 this Ksnts Of inc ano rear "
800 ., inusst rates. E.iB. TAYLOR,
az Ia1i Masa street. opposits Rost-oface.
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A lease of the Pittsburgh and Councils.
vile railroad to the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
r >ad has been made. II
Mr.. Ferguson, Of LYnchburg, is at hone
not missing. as our Petersburg correspond
ent supposed. {,
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~ sEsNE-THREAD, DE.
NOTICE TO FISHERMEN y ss
.,rn nrA1rps rs- sEYNE- nj, r EAD-'

The first supply Of my own importation SEINE
THREAD has arrived next to arrive 81 the Alian
Line steamer Nova Scotianl am now prepasec 70
of all numbers at from ten TO twenty per cen. less
than It be bought of any importer an Inc TINTED
SsEINE.TWINEs, sEINE-LINEs, C0RKst and
CORKWOQD always on hand sc very low grlc ass
SEINES MADE TO ORDER Az. sH0kS MOt'CE.
h ~. faS.5 Juportpr of Seine Thread, |
DEF 1905 ard 1907 franklin street.
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KE-EXHIBITED,
CoRN.-Aized, 40 bushels.

'.-.' '.s. 800 .s-- REMARKS.
Wheat.-From the 9th of September to this day
the price Of wheat In this market has ruled at or
very close to SLAB for prime. Indeed, s1.46 was
the general rule, and If there were any exceptions
they were very few. The offerings on Change from
July st to December 14th, 1874, inclusive, were
1923, 1922 bushels, and from July 1st to Deceraber
18th, S75, inclusive, 536.855 bushels, showing an
excess this season of IL ,433 bushels. .a NJ.
Corn The offerings on 'Change from July 1st to
December l4!h, 1874, inclusive, were 1871
bushels, and from July LIST TO December 14th,
1875, inclusive, we've 13S,591 misunderstanding
an excess this season of 1880 bushels.
Fzour.-Ihe inspections Of -four in the city OF
Richmond from the LIST instant to this day, inclu-
siye, were 1905 barrels, of which about 500 were
western. The stock, though not heavy, Is ample for
the demand, and the demand ia but moderate. We
quote Virginia country -four as follows: Fine, $4.75
@$5; supertine. S5.50@$5.7 extra S6as6.25 /;
family, s6.75@s750.
I he prices quoted for family are for the ordinary
grade choice fayorite brands demand higher
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, December Il, 1875.
The breaks to day were So hogsheads, terces,
and boxes. = 800 d.
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
80 packages, Of which 81 were sold at prices
ranging from 81 70 $50. Bids on IL packages re-
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IEFARTNRE or sREAafEiSsN5


On aRd a9tera OExGBxRs 1Sys fha srleHdl6 iron
sieaMets OF 1hB HE win iezye kfehEGnd EUEs-
E0wtetan Erteamboas Lfne4 piefA 10 xoxEeri ef
EEezoy- seeo1d aad Dock streetss making cLosecon.
necten each Ufr at Canton. Nd, tEass RAAftask1k
Win aaa PhS8daiphAs EilrxinR ton ara BAD titao1a
aaiiHssd Company 6ags Pniladelphi ~ !; ~,
-. Z 49, SHECIAL ApTATgA0kSs -
Ak frtfSht by this nHe covered ny Ere aHa r1ayfnA
'insrzance free of ce8e-s aeckage sehH4ed at
kiehMond- Rates NJ sow 4s amy other line Thsa
Y TN Quickest line between Ahadelphia and Rich.
d FJeiahh ordered n this line shonid be masked
phi,. Wiinington aad saItira0re Depot. Phiiudsi-
Efeighss received daily Ia paHsde.phta and Rieh-
mQ0as Eor fnrther nforsnattnn apDfY to
% ssL.ffSs9ATUM,sAgan sCt
y, fs4ss Oaaee T1assy- seron& and eEstrssts4s
.1 j. s. WILSON, Gensssa ii FfsfsSs ssnt
PhaaA lpnis! Wilmington and Baltimore katireed,
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EOR BALTIMORE fdNsMR,
Il ..iarf ~ ThI-WEEKLY.j ,
PowHKrAE sTEAMBoATLINE.
y 49, sfr.T+sg t.t5.,gks FOR "a 90 IA =.sT
-, THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND AND

-. .. q, NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and FIST Iron steamers sHIRr. EY Sahd
WESTOYER, OF this line, leave their new pier4in
the Dock, foot OF Twenty. street, every
O'Clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON ut 4
O'Clock, for Baltimore. making close connectons as
Locust Point With Baltimore and Ohio railroad Tor
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
. Through bills signed to Baltimore and az p9ans
West, and rates guaranteed as low ag 6y Any otner
line. Apply to- .'4 go. L.,b.TAtOefs AReinEE
IOhices fwenty.second and Dock streets and 40.
903 Main street.. y,t.Sttl., .fs,ft ts,sy ~ oc o.
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CLOTHING.

TOHNr LATOuCHE,r .sf,s. axe2s
20, - r7s -, MERCHANT TAILOR. +sSA
No. GIT MAIN STREET, me-
has his stock IN excellent oder, we'll assort< .lA
ed, and calls attenti Ion to his 's'sIsT " .Spl
BBSIN ESS SUITfNGS; 49,. 2a;oa
fifty new styles, ana -of.redver loT.
zAs- FINE DaESS-BEAYERS=.,,.,
imported fabrics. various shades, and superb
quality.
'.- ASSORTED OvERCoATIN6S,s. I;,}iSi
new styles ado up according TO the latest reports
and moneys worth guaranteed. H, 80
Cali and examine at 81 z Main street. de Is
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(. COMMERCIAL.
CORN ANDFLoUR EXCHANGE.
.s.3s, go. RICHMOND, December IA. 1875.

J "a 80 4 : II ~ {
q. E..EE-Fjs> OFFERINGS. Big ~ +
WHEAr.-Whne, s54 bushels, Red 1874
CoRN.-White, 924 bushels. Mired 392 bushels.
b OATS.-l64 bu hes. ...t s's
~ - .-a SALES. -. 1'aa..
WHEAT.-White, so bushels good at .$1.37; AZ
bushels common al $l.25; 40 bushels very good
at Sl42; SO bushels fair at 81 .2S: 81 bushels
good at Al 80; "a bushels fair at $1.32; 142
bushels prime at l$1.4 5-total, 474 bushels. Red,
80 bushels on private terms l9s bushels bel goSd at
yery good at 81 40; 81 bushels very good at 81 AZ;
70 bushels common at 81 .25; 100 bushels prime
at S1.45; so bushels very good at Sl.43 90 BUSH
= CoRN.-Wbue, 274 bushels at Sc; SO bushele
prime on private terms; 2s2 bushels prime at
52c; LAT bushels common at 4Sc.; ~ oasnts very
good old at 55c.-tolal, 7SS bushels. Mtrsd, ~
bushels common at 46c.;. 3s bushels at o2c.-total
rs bushels.
oATss4 ousaes ar g. 81 Bushels
- 3-HhHI ~ ~, af'' =
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nLD DOMINIONSPEASa 1eRR6
tShassS eiCOMPARY.i -
- - a,- ~ & FOB NEW YoRK. ssi

81 This companysHi!i dispaaeiaaae oE theN splenei
steaners-1Isn DOMINION, WYANUKE,lsAACs
BELL. RICHMOND, and GEoRGE W. ELDER
evety TUESDAY, FRfDAY, and SU;NDAYa shiSh
These ships ars entirely nsw, aud were built ex-
They have splendid alooas. stste-soans. aaabash-
The fare acepmedat hons. and attentions sire uh-
SURPASSED " 49, . ~ St-s Y. l,fS9s g.
Goods shipped by this lire are landed regularly
at New Yoss on she +eempanSss covered pier, 81
North river. 80 ~ ~ -. -
4 FreIehis FOR points beyond New York fDfwarde
with dispatch, and NO charge made except aetna
FreisSt reeeixea mil q r. II. daily. ~ -
For further infoSmatfon apply 70 { 81
fSLi s GEORGE w. ALI,ffRSle Co, Agents,
my 10 II Office Comnany,s whlEyes. Eocketts.
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Dbl L AD-Eh p Fl I A., RICH. %HHA
~ MOND, AND oRFoLK STEAM-os1Hl82&
SHIP .LINE.-EOR PBlLADELPHtAT TWICE.
WEEK.-UnfiI further notice the steamers ps this
line will leave Philadelphia every TT EsDAY and
SATURDAY,, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock. u ss5
Freight taken at low rates for ali parts Of New
jersey, Pepnsylyania, and. Delaware, for Proyt-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp via Red Star and American steamship lines
and bills OF lading signed through. i 9Efg.. 4.
Il, - W.P. PORTER, Agent.
- ffS1' - 2423 Deck street, Richmond.
4Nt KS EGs WILLIAM r. CLYDE n. C0..Eas
NH Ia No,.l2 South WhaYyes. Philadelphia.
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REGUL ATOR.


off n.a nave never seen or tried such simple
eIncacious, satisfactory and pleasant remfd;
IN my hfe.-H HAINEs, st. Louis. Mo.
| Hon. Aler. II. Stephens.
10 occasionally use, when my condition re-
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VIII good enent--HoN. ALEX Ell. STEpHESs.
Governor Of alabama.
!our Regulator has been in nsa IN nv
is yo ivr some time, and 1 am persuaded It
49, s1 n1aoIe edition to the medical sci
1T y. =. GILL SHORTEN, Ala.
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u Slmmon's Liver Reonla -
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