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1sl-rTl I - ~ COMPANY.
COMMENCING OCTOBER "a, 1875,
W trains on this road wiIl run Is folioys:
NJ, f shzK5g s5a9s sgI ss Sun.
ksoaneestng for an points ns.d s o.
sHsHasa Il Esp daily iexaep. SUM
day., with coach attached. for Peters
!, ,..a.,.s. burg, and stations on the southstde
lao T 1Saf. NAL asi sesneesng
~ nj III; for All points south and West. Pas
yq ,EJ-s sengefs takirg this train VIM saake
''''.,' Norfolk Tiegsnt psrtos.car attached
500 Fqns i'ssfHf4s ss Wslsss With
coach attached. ~ -! -
ZOO EEsTEssTsS1NS d ESsT sur.
1884 A. M, ThRoUGH IF NAIL DAILY ,copnecting
-1ssflT 5'witr. Richmond, Fredericksburg and
,5sjf afs Potomac railroad for oil points Hast
500 P. M. an PRsisaT daily texcep. sundays,
1885 +. NJ faso sItsfpSsa daily
IL 4 z = dayk connecting ~tdh Richmond
bsE' halsi1 forall points East ana West. Pullman
n r2sai 4 sleeper attached, running through
I9a ss-s4 to Baltimore. Also rnak1ng close
sosnsc!Ion VIII i ths Gsesa s's sns and
Ohio railrSad ig Nd ,ra ysiVs
The MAIL 81 WE sIgg gsssen Rish-
mond and Petersburg except at Chester ,.,
Passengers for Charleston. Collm5hs Aasa lsSn'
leave Richmond by morning trains, are intormes
that This line Is the only one that connects through
Without delay breakin ssheS NE, e. r,ovec H,,i
e p. sao s 3 e. M0SpASss WEDNESDAYS and
Fk knn ATnKsAiSseavns ps.arsbats will start from
Zoe lScS2s55ii S 4 a A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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The committee appointed by the Young
Mems Christian Association of this city to
invite The presence of Messrs. Moody and
sspkey for series of religious meetings re-
turned to the city yesterday after an unsnc.
cessful negotiation with the great reYiyalists.
Their time IL SO taken up aud their engage
ments So numerous asIo preclude the posSls
biisy OF their paying this city a visit fox the
present. - Baltimore american, Sd. ST
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKH)
--------' r h1LRU6D e0MPANH
OFFICE or THE sgrERlsIEYEnpsTNSSs
OF SCHEDULE. sN

II
PASSENGER TRAINS west Point DAL Is
leave Richmond ~ z. ia. arriving at West foins
Trains connects at West Point wtfhsteansrs from
BAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS nd with
steamers for Baltimore snd all Eastern po1nnT on
MONDAYS, wednesday,. and FRIDAYS; an
Fare 10 Baltimore. S3
Fare 10 SWasbtngto1... ~. ~
Fare to Philadelphia HSS
THOUGH FREiGHT5 TRAINS leave Rich.
mond at D A. nj. ION WEDNESDAYS ELY,
and SUNDAY connecting ct West POINT VII
steamers, and delivering freight in Baltimore carly
next morning; returning, Leave west POM, ~
22O Z. 81, arriviae at Hfc1fDonds u 6:ze <. M.s
and connecting With The Through freight Trains
on the Richmond aDd sQaaytle railroad Tor III
FOCAL FiRsiEIGHT TRAINS With passenger
TUkSDAYs, THU SOAYS,a and EATURDA9s,
and leave West Point for ktchm0ud the came dsys
at 11:0S A. H., arriving at RsehMopd CT $3.50 z. ID.
The management takes pleasure 5n Announcing
to the travelling public eBG eshippefe that the
steamers OF this Hue between Bs,hracge and West
Point have been reasted sa the Eaest sthorougfl
manner for the accom- oda1on ofspasssrgers ana
travellers taking this line arrive IA baltimore
IN ample time 70 connect With the rail nnes aor
Philsdelphia, New YORK, Boston, aud az eastern
Al Frsights win be owen the utnost dispatch. no
transfers at Richmond OF 20 or from south
efn po.u'e @- n. r. DOUGLASS, Superintendent,
w. n, BRAGG, Aasters TrRpsporfaf1ony my IL 2.
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{ Hon.. Thomas WaTyRHEAp.--aT Truthful
James, !" In the Petersburg 1nder, says: -;
For clerk,as issaid Virginia eau have it
If she has an unbroken delegation. Hon.
Thomas Whitehead and q. C. Wedderburn
are mentioned, and I hope the former Will
get ,its in fact, II prefer any man: mentioned
to Wedderburn; but that Is only my opinion.
/. 70 which the Richmond Dispatch responds
thusy:s ia 80 =, IS @siJ "a t,jls's.s .gt.ls
J.. 6 Truthful James y is right. Mr.. White
head In the Office OF. the clerk Of the House
OF Representatives would be an. honor 10
Virginia. ~ q z t.l MISUNDERSTANDING. =, asa 7
f. And to which The Lynchburg 2Neps eor-
daily subscribes. chburg Neus.s9 1 ..si;
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4 NEW CANDIDATE FOR DoosKEEPER.-M Mr..
James r. Fisher, of Virginia, is a candidate.
he came in last night. He has been the sec.
rotary Of the Virginia State Central Demo-
cratic Committee for several years, and it Is
said that he has been an earnest, efficient
supporter Of the Democratic heresies in his
State Washingtoa Republican, Sd.
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The Three Great Powers and the East.
- ern Question. E.s'

LONDON, December B. The PalLMaN Ga.
zette's special from Berlin contains the fol.
lowing details in regard to the negotiations
on the Turkish resurrection question:
Count Androssy, the Austrian prime min
lister, has submitted to the st. Petersburgh
government the proposal he was entrusted
10 draft. In 1t he enumerates the reforms
Turkey should pledge to the insurgents, and
the guarantees The great powers should de-
mand for their fulflment. Prince Bismarck
and Prince Gortschakof have discussed the
leading points OF this document and ex.
pressed their approval therein, and as soon
as the three imperial governments have deh-
nitely accepted the proposal the other pow
ers Of Europe will be invited to participate.
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sNewYork Items.


i New YORK, December 3.-C Charles O'Conog
is very low. He took little nourishment
to-day. -. : - y. 80 - -
The Supreme Court refuses to interfere in
behalf OF the three negroes who murdered
John Pedlar, or Nolan, who murdered Mr..
Noe. ce;as,sfs 9es rf' $3.50 ~
At a meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday petition was received from the
United American Bricklayers' Association
asking for the passage of an ordinance au.
thorizing their. employment on the public
works. The Association consists of upwards
of i've thousand members, not more than
one fifth of whom are working. EE
The case of Herman s. Co. us. The Gov
eminent, for excessive duty on calf-hair
goods, on the ground thatthey ought to have
been admitted as composed wholly of cotton,
has resulted in verdict for the plaintiff.
3. G. Mendel, yaraish. dealer, has sus-
pended. srs.ss =
a small pyrotechnic factory exploded to-
day, killing one person. O. a.. X
Henry G. Watson, editor of WatSon's Art
Journal, is dead. la, ~ s.fs s:s.
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Suspension Pennsylvania Galleries
gsits IS and Ore. Mines. 4[S4

/ PoTrsylLLE, December Sin consequence
of the ovcrstockeds condition Of the Eastern
markets and the close of navigation the Phil
adelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Con-
pany will tomorrow direct The stoppage of
thirty of their forty collleries In this region ;
the remaining ten, having q producing ca
pacity of four thousand tons daily, 10 con-
tinue to supply the furnaces and railways In
this vicinity. About FIVE thousand menand
bows are thus thrown out Of employment.
twenty-five individual collieries will also
suspend during the week. a. ,5,l.
tits thought that by December Is thesus-
pension will be general and over ten thou
sand people, be out Of employment In the
Schuylkill region. . Fears are entertained
that work will not be resumed until spring.
The Reading Iron and Coal Company have
issued orders to- stop work at their various
ore-mines, where six hundred men are now
emDlOSed ,--.g
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The New york eaietaa Vote.

e ALBANY, December 8. The official vote In
this State is as follows: BigeloW Dem crat),
for Secretary of State, a90, Eli /; Seward lRe.
publicanl, 875,40l Dasenberry Temper
ance). II, lob. 7s54 II 5sysgs,:s IS. q, 1,..
The Board of Canyassers cannot decide
who. is elected from the Thirty -third district
yice Congressman a.. T.. Male, deceased.
The question is lef5 open for Congress.
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3 d. & GRAZ
--latest lsNs lioal Washington
fspeciaI tesesraha 10 ID p,,ea,cn i u

kcrxv~ s-E
:, y AshlNeIes. Desesaber the hour
io.; tne caucus draws near tne Difficulties IN
aeseImsnipg who are the hest men An 3,ba
'fghf searns ia inere,ss !, ~
become Tess sr,,e !. saan
bv yerv Il , - = nln generally
yonsi' W sishee render the stu.
ssloh emeiy 4puzzling The nIends Of
the fWo leading cand ldates for Speaker a,r..
equally sanguine. Tomorrow ma 's,a,s
delegations win Doll tbe,n q, . sI's ~,
noon nossihIp taaas uno oy
f,,,a, ,hs ons mn, - san De formed OF
.;on.s,m &c. ne y irginia deiega-
sS : =. II ssen land 10 O'clock.
Associated Press te,egra1ns.I 81.
Ehea speakershlp and .Gfher. Ofiicers.
=. w AsHINaToS, Decein Ser g Tha 900 800
tive friends Of Messfs. Rant,a,r .uT -
have the same confidence. but sne;tbsr n Side
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The chicago Myster.y' solved.

CHICAGO, December 3.-The body found
in a barrel has been identified as that Of
Mrs. Emma p. Adams, the wife of promi-
neat hardware merchant in this city, who
was buried on the Goth Of November, and
exhuned under direction Of DR.. Welder, for
whom warrants are out.
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Fora,gu cesntennfai Matters.

& LoSDos, December 81 Colonel Owen has
resigned his position as Centennial eommis-
sioner. Colonel Herbert Sanford and Pro-
lessor Archer, director OF the Edin ouren
Museum, have been appointed joint COM
missioners. 4. g..sE. -
PARIS, December 3.-The munielpailty Oh
Paris has contributed s69, 600 towards tne
subscription for sending q deputatloln1. 81
French workmen to zthe tPhiiade sphia exhl-
hftfnn next rear. ~ sisfs stt J. -
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Winter sn S0utfsess varxfnfa-D Dead
- s5sSrs.ss

ispestst stslegra 20 ths Displicfi,1
AZ December The weather
nag been very cod here since list MIG b, with
beasyi slses iorthe Inst tHeHty hours. Tie
9 tres are bfeakfrg down, eHarything isi
covered with lee The tsaegrap6 wires are
all Gown ten miles west ef tbis place and
ltelegraphtc communication west will be In
teFrupsed until % 'naorro morning 81
The dead BODY Of q ehila was found partly,
buried In the woods near here d day or Two
since. Foul lplay Is suspected, ana s,epss,
Will be falser TO in7esfigste the matter.
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list OF LETTERS. !,

r IST OF LETTERS REMAININGeIN
~ THE RICHMOND PoST-oFFICEs DECEM--
BER q, 1875. = -. 800 tLttf 9 49, 33l.
Persons calling for letters In this list viii please
say advertised" If not called for in four weeks
they win be sent to the DeadzLetter office In Wash
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a.IcR,roND III YlE,..ss,TaCk MARKET.

livestock saIes' report from. November "a to De-
cennber s, 1876, reported BY L. Girnmi, weigh
cattle.- Common to medium, les head sold az az
csc, gross; good 10 extra, four head extra
Use at 6kc. e.S:z 80 = ~ e II s.Ss
Sfeep.-4f15c.s gross. 80
RooS-2I0 head, Sk@aHc., net. stt5zs q
Yeals.-.Per head, 20 0$e. > - .sk4t
Hjlch Co,ps.-Per head, S25@sb0 y
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! FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
----..--L go. vi EaInaY Inecen1her O. 1226.

{ ......t'. -: s.{ FRIDAY, December 8, 1876.
sALEs.-$300 Virginia consoIs sold at 67H.
State Observation-Disclosures consolsi 674 bid, SO
asked Virginia consois, new, AK bid, A. asked;
Virginia fundabe, 37k bid, 3S asked; Virginia de-
cafes, 20 asked. 4 ii .IEtsJ iLi.Hs@ =
. Cita Securities--Richmondc city S's,' 1071 bid !;
Richmond city 6's, 80 bio. .sli . 1T ttlEa - q
J Raitroad Bonds.-Riehmond and Danyille con-
solidated 6's, III. and NJ, SO bid, 20 asked. ss. J.
Bunk StockS.-Planter5 National, loo par, 106
bid, 10S asked; State Bank of Virginia, 100 par,
SO asked; Union Sank of Richmond, 90 par, 62x
bid, 81 asked; City Savings, 20 par, "a btd.
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RIcHaoNB as6 E3asy1rlx lTsAsrasA tI EoMr,y, .
GSGHEDJiLEtAET TRAINS 4pHAlN No.

RIcHMoNfs AS6 lyaasyTr,. Z - 81 fSnasr,,
81 100 RIcrTrrysxT1 81 ~ ssrsss Ssssssss a srx
cxor.r,s.IIr ~, g, ~:
2GANl Ssf1 EtsdA3xss. HAHN NO.
" 1.--CHARL0rTE rREsS,fWsssrAst@sleayes
Richmond az Gus A.. d.; leaves Ynrssaiile as
Dangtlozs A:12 RfN.: lsaxes Greensboro at 1858
rsM; leaves saishafy az 6:l6 r. Nj arrives as
Shasiotte az SAB F. a.. .yls,sss II
LEANS -ENrREss, EastwaYd-Leayes Charlotte at
S;4o AIM; Esstss' Ansl1has Junction at 6:9o a.
Ieavss saIsoary at S:Sa q. Mes leaves Greeas-
noro, az AoDSi <. Ma !eates DanSnie&atf:1aP r.
. 5; ie s ugaasa aLh50 e. leaves Burke.
7; i:is7 isssfs ). u s..... 81 = %
..IkAlAs So.sSa7TH RogaH 5hAH-rNEW YORK.
fOa III ', 8
- - ~ ~ DHE9ec AZ
;tO 90 = a. 103s 81
~ 81 Iesvs a. q. "a
=, =. AZ f'od
sp ~ SS ~ az S.yn s
Tssves ah,r,o,,o =, Oh y AZ 7. e,'h
II.SS az o. ~ a. 70 80 TsiSoH
Isayes nsn,iis AZ AZ o;tv =. NE
al n ieavsa raw H,,,a 1s ~ s .aN AZ
riyes NJ Eichmord q 80 b n = -. AZ
TRAN No RNf.yScHanp "a 4 41soau,aa,,on -,o,r
ua Ivy, D. Z.
~ ~ No o.oe Il, NJ ~ n ~; auseS
8 g. M mn svea a. san y e.
No t,ce,,a ", Sax nsd 10y IA
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Gin-House Rnrnea.

BoYkn's, y A. December s.-C. nj I've.
ret.S living FIVE miles fron NsWsomis, iosssy
nret Yesterday his clubhouse and thirty bales
81 sl cotton Gauss, match passing through the
gin. Loss, $500. No Insurance 7aS
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/ Droupapett Dead.

- eSpesial telegram 10 the Dkpateh.1 Sis
LYscRsuKG, December q Afr. c. r. WIS;
Secretary ofthe LynGhbufg Banking and III,
90 suran &C.! Company, dropped dead ON the
street this morning. Canse, heart. disease
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- HH~ H-.
BY Telegraph.

jtlNEW YORK .I.I.In-r -,
TET xoRk December o,5 SNooa-Stosks dali
Long, 4S3K; short, 4S7. Governments dull and
STEADY. states quiet and and lower; s.s-n,u a,,,.
at 4S3k. Gold closed at 114%. Governments dull
and steady; new 5's, 117A. states quiet and nomi-
.7'-.f1D t,DEe.sf BALTIMORE. - 81 ..,a#
BALTIMORE, December 3:-Vireinia 6's, peelers,
43; con.ols, 6S. West Yirginia's, 81. North
Caroline 6's old, 16 new, 3; special tax, 2. Bid
fn.la
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4; !. ! : H.ALTlnoRF

- - ~ 5s HALT1MORE- $40 II sss7
!, BAITsssogx, DecersSer -FIonr active and mn
81 ls asS sssiqa
57asac- Oasx dnI and nominal: soaiherp, good.
10 prime. ~ DOC. Rye qniet, at 800 SSc. Proyf-s
lsons !. Snssttied and nendipe down. Polk-Ne1.
aAes;; clear NIB, 1lxc Bac1sns "a rec ind Ann
sseenlasIss lle Clear lib, 14Ac. Lard steady
ness OF holders. Whisky shade aiinar at a.isX
tgStsi sugar saroaa aHd 6frner. -
- - LOt,lsvILEn. ~ 49, 5
LoUisy1rLE, December Efcur quist ana an 4,
ors go asas aufst and s,essy
n nIa rye Guiet aId rnchalaed. Prosllqns dan
@ sss.ss s WINE nm s.ass
bagging quiet and unchanged: .FTfj Be -.
T. 4 aasi e-Isfa CINCINNATI.
-. CINCINNATI; December 3.-Fiour steady and an.
cnanged Aheaf 9aiet and steady AZ S1.1sgs l.a0,,
50c. Satsr anai baIiey Nuist. rye noni pally
snangea rorx eas,sr aud IN good demand FOR fn-
rusr seef asa ,s spd Fss s
aaa si Eli sRas
sss iqes
lScss clear Iio.ssdes clear sides, l3XfaI 4c
assi II sss a9S steady
ments, q head. Whfskey sreadY ana an fair de-
mand at SlIQ, Butter Steady and unchanged. !; 80
ST. LOUIS. az 4 d,
S. LOUIS, DECEMBER 3.TFIourS dn1l and un-
Eshanget. Whsat dull nd lower No. 2 red winter,
a1!d5 cash, 81 .51g for. January ;sshog s. sI2S.
Corr easier NO. Q mixed, 42l424c.I a)ais frmrr
az 35Asss4e. cash @PS4ac.f for january. Bar
ley quiet and nuehapged Rye q1ist and unchanged.
Pork lard, ana buck quier and unchanged.
Green meats dull and nominal. HogsiIWeatnfr
being very warm. packers are not buying prices
nominal. Receipts. Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat,
200 bushels; corn, %, 90 bushels, foats 900
bushels; barley. 1000 bushels; rye I, 900 BUSH
els; hogs, 10, 700 head cattle, 80 oa head.
COMPARATIVELY COTTON STATEMENT. b
NEW YORK, December 3.-Net receipts at all
United Suites ports during the week, 4 SO, 1856
oaies same week last year, 16S>197 ba.es-total 70
date ,690,264 bales; date lasL Year, 1,44S,-
495 bales. Exports for the week, 129 ,343 bales;
same we week last year. 135, balestot4I to date
IS5,OOS bales to same date last year, O5, "a
bales. Stock at all Uuited States ports 81 1881
nales; ast year; 59S,3sh bales; at all interior
towns, 90, 1872 bales; last year, 10 s62 bales: a
| LiYernnnl. 5IlQ.QnQ hnles. last year- 6nK mr.
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* Miss Susan B. Anthony is reportedto have
lost money in the oil region. She loved not
wisely but two wells Washington Giro
nicle. 1s$f.a no: 7@n} IS a"#G@s il 80
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wHEAT.zzWhtte,; 40 bushels prime on private
terms; 2l2 bushels at S1.25; los bushels at
Sl.39;, p bushels at $3.50; 40 bushels on
bushels Red so bushels prime on private terms :
i4s bushels as s1:4o; 40 bushels at s1.s5; sss
bushels ut 81 80; 10 bushels prime at 81 40; SS
bus hes at 81. 2S; SO bushels at sl.15; bushels
at SL25; II bushels 1t 81 32 bushels very
good at $1.42; 80 bushels at Si.oo-to'al' ooo
CoRN.-WkQe, 222 bushels good at Soc; 152
bushels on private terrps 81 bushels very good at
soc: 81 bushels good at lc; % bushels very good
old at 65c-total $50 bushels. laired, II 0 bushels
very good on private terms 10 bushels old on pri-
vale terms; bushels new at 50c.-totat 20 busn-
els. Z ~ -, -. ,.;.l s,ao
bushels good spring ut $50; 90 bushels good spring
on private terms Total, 362 bushels. =
RE-EXHIBlTED,s
WHEAT.-Whue, go bushels. Red, 80 bushels.
q CORN White, 302 Bushels. Miredft1S bushels.
a. REMARKS. 20
Wheat dull, and only about half the offerings Sold
Corn moderately active aud again lower. Oats IN
demand, and now higher than corn.
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I, Markets sy Telegrapl,.
NEW YORK /.

~ S fes.s AEs7s j UnA. M pa
WV yoRx. DECEMBER 81 Cotton steady; sales
uf s,Vas bales Is 131.a6Gis9Sc, southern aOa V,
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t..~ SOAR .t s
RaTTEMORR
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE. 2
RICHMOND, December 8, 1875

WHEAT.-Whtte, 63S bushels. Red, 1883,
Csto,afNSi-Whts, 1920 bushels. YelloD, a. BUSH
els. lMired. l2S bushels. ...t Sf,.i.a l,iSa
: OATs.-370 blu ,hels, i -.tar1.i,'Y $40
BLACKEYE PEAS.-10 bushels. r,l, st5F ~ ST
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FURNITURE.

.T,HE LARGEST AND MOST At IN
Il TRACTIYE STOCK OF FURNITURE IN.
eyer offered for sale by J. D. ATEWO0D,EEf
Waluut Dressing Case suits, full marble. from $S5
to $3.50; stained Chamber Suits, S25 10 $75; Par
lor Suits from $50 TO So 90 !; Cane and Wood Chairs
Specially MattI esses, Feather Beds Pillows, and
Boosters. Upholsteripg and repairing. Goods care
fully packed for shipment. Having q practical
Knowledge Of twenty i've years In the business,
raj .S-'7'l"'E'Ia - = go no 30-eod3m
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GREAT REDUCTION ON

GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS. 5
O rf-.,Feft S3E PER CENT. s...lt-.
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS. AND NO
-ai HUMBUG. - -
Call and see for yourself the largest stock In the
city and the lowest prices. ~ = II
A full stock of GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAR
and everything usually kept IN agentlemans first
class) furnishing establishment, and at prices
twenty-five per cent. lower than last season.
First-cass Shirts made to order OF frst-class ms
teIial only. - 4, ID, s,.,,.,
/. &C 2-3m = .G,....s.. : s.. ~ 915 Main street.
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RIoHMoND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

The breaks to-day were as hegsheads and g
tierces. -,s s5ss.'5z7s, t.T :
The offerings at auction on Change to-day were
az packages, OF which ID were sold at prices
RANGING from $l.26 70 e31. Bids on "a packages
rejected. Market dull.
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COMPARATIVE, COTTON STATEMENT. 4
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 4, i s75.
Sun rises. Moon sets.........1 e42
Sun sets.,.........4.47lH High tide. 9.16
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DILErHEADE, 81 to $40 per ream, at the
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JxYANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR TWO
w LARGEFURNISHEDR ROOMS, with FIRST
CLASS BOARD, ut moderate price,
go - 49, Mrs. B. II. SMITH.
no 3O-5t< e--r-~-~~- Ia west franklin street.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.1 : "
THE VALLEY RAILROAD SUIT PROMOTION OF A
RAILROAD CoNpUcToR-MU CAL-WATER.
woRKs' TRusTEEs-oIyIL DAMAGES FOR AS
AUTHORIZATIONS FOR THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION STATE CONVENTION,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILRoApl
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JOHN r. MAcaURDo, General Passenger Agenf
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xXTANTED, BOARDERS for one large
q wv furnished ROOM. Price moderate. Apply
at No. 715 FRANKLIN and Eighth streets
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/ G.Hsi4); Weed Sewing Machine COMPANY rs
Z = !i,Es $50 5ss.sS VESSEL. ~ :
schooner Caroline Hall. 49, r..
sE.L.YANLEw. Possmas,eF.rs
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

DOARDERS WANTED.-Several gentle
- men can obtain BOARD and LODGING on
moderate terms at Sl7 Broad street by applying
early. s.s1s H,sa H.aIE ~ FE.iS Z, de 2-3t*
Wilmington journal., 1875-08-27

The following IS ali extract from the
proceedings of the Board Of Managers
of the Cape Fear Agricultural Asso-
citation of their meeting on the 2ist
inst
Tho Committee were instructed to
prepare and have published at once
the Premium list OF the next Fair.
Tho positi IN Of Secretary and Trc2 ),
urer We're consolidated Il Mr. L. G.
DeRossett elected to the same.
Mr.. E. Z. Burness was elected Chicj
Mar$hu} of the Fair Of 1875.
Mr.. JAS. A. Willard was elected
Superintendent.
In view OF the expected presence nj
tue Fair OF the Folc Fisher Veterans
n special committee consisting Of Col.
John W. Atkinson, Col. ". L. De-
Rossett and Hon. n. NJ. Waddell We're
appointed to extend to them hearty
welcome. and also To write 10 tho Gif-
ferent military organizations Of Nlr-
6inia and North Carolina and Georgia
TO be present anu act as an cOcOft 20
said Veteran Corps.
Mcssrs T. W. Kerchner, G. d My
ers aud VIM. Il. Green were appointed
q committee to extend an invitation 10
the Military Brass Bands of this Sta'e
to attend and to comepete for prize
| to be awarded the best and most skill
ful Band. The prize to be 1ramed
hereafter. 1t was also desired to
/ ave a military !ournamen*ss and to
| reward to the best drilled and best
uniformed and disciplined Company,
prize to be named hereafter.
The matter of a reception and en-
ieItainment Of the Fort Fisher Vote
rams on the part of our citizens gen
orally was discussed, having in view
the call of Il meeting of the citizens 10
provide for such purpose, but without
action the Board adjourned.
T. c. DERoSett
Sect. Protein.