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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-12-31
An Ahscouding City Treasurer,

BUFFALO, N. Y, December 3O.-James
Book, city treasurer, has decamped. he
is defaulter in S250,000. His bonds filed
with che city clerk amount to $3.50, 900, and
are signed by some of the most prominent
wealthy citizens. Before his departure
Book made an assignment of his property,
amounting to $3.50, 000 He has been very
extensive real estate operator, and has built
no the western part of the city.
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weather PROBABILITIES.

WAsH1xeTos, December 80 .-.For the South
Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, stationary
barometer and temperature, southerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, with occasional rains.
: For the Middle aud Eastern States, rising
followed BY falling barometer, southeast to
southwest winds, warmer, clear followed BY
cloudy weather.
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Hhds. B Pigs. !. Lbs.. :
Exports for the Week. 1.1Ol l,154 123, 743
Exports from Jun. / 80, Sc, 047 54,715 6,110,S26
70 limo i,cf
I'd sas a7 o1o q ana .,s,
LOUISVILLE .AIANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

.DEcEMBER a. Man,vactered Tobacco
MIA bright fne pounds. SIC. @$1: Virginia bright line
and extra twists, 73l78c Virginia bright extra O.
Inch twist. 1885,; VIRGINIA bright 6-inch twist.
65@GSc.: Virginia medium g. and 2-inch twist, so
062c.; Virginia medium bright navy, 3's. As, aud
SIS, 54@5Sc.; Virginia bright Ne and los: SEQ
6Uc; Louisville navy, bright mahogany, 70 @62c.;
Louisville navy, dark mahogany, third class, 81 q
53c; Louisville navy, fine black, 54@5Sc; Louis
vile fne.cut chewing, 45G75c.; smoking, 4S@
6Oc.-- rieT-Jour7lIl So 49, .3 ~
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SrEcIe-R EsUMP T1oN.-It has been reported
with an authoritative air, in quarters that
ought to be better informed, that the bank.
ing and currency committee had resolved to
recommend repeal of the spece-resump-
ton act. 1t is very uaiikely that the COM
mittee will do anything of the kind, and it
certainly has not yet so determined, as it has
held no meetings. Mr.. Cox, the chairman
of the committee, went to New York imme.
diately after the adjournment, and is not ex'
pected 10 return till next Week.-BaH1more
Sun,
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CUBA-SGAIS.-If intervention really en-
sues through a combination Of Powers, 1t
will be assuredy developed that the United
States first made the overtures bringing
about the result, and invited, rather than re-
PEELED, foreign assistance. 1t is believed
here that the correspondence had between
Mr. Fish and foreign premiers on this sub:
ject is Of the most gratifying nature, and will
form the basis of the special message on
Cuban affairs which President Grant will
transmit 10 Congress at all early day
Washington telegram - Baltimore Anaera'
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Centennial Rifiex Match.

PHILADELPHIA, December 30.-An ezecu.
tive committee of the Rife Association of
New York is in this city trying tc get the
ground for rifis-match at the exposition.
They require one thousand yards for match,
in which all the foreign teams are expected
to join. Prizes reaching twenty. five thou
sand dollars in value are to be offered.
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A Fall from the Wire.

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, December 30.-Professor
Chip Thompson, wire.walker, while per.
forming on tight wire stretched across
Royal street at its intersection with King, at
4:30 this P. d., fell to the cobble pavement
below, distance of for.y.fVe feet, and broke
his arm, cut his head, and received other in
juries. lie will probably recover. About
fifteen hundred people witnessed the fall.
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Terrific Tornado ink eufucky.

DEATH 4eED DESTRUCTION ALONG ITS ENIlhE
TRACK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, December 30-A terri
ic tornado passed twelve miles east of Hick-
man, KY, Sunday evening, sweeping down
whole forests in Its pathway. The force Of
the wind was so great that persons can now
walk over trunks Of trees where before was
dense woods. Twelve dwellings and barns
we're blown down, some being shattered into
fragments. The Inmates barely escaped with
their lives. Worn.fences, from the bottom
rail, were all lifted and blown away.
At May field, TWO persons were crushed to
death under the ruins Of houses, and a negro
was killed outright. AT another point a
man named Chicks and Miss Seary were
killed and her sister was badly crippled.
The hotel at Realfoot Lake was blown
down, the guests barely escaping. Some
were badly bruised by flying timbers. Death
and destruction left their trace along the en-.
tire track of the tornado, with noise that
was heard for miles.
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DESTRUCTION OF BARREL FACTORY
Boston, December 29.-The barrel manutac-
tory OF Jaynes u Co., Cambrdgeporf, was
entirely destroyed By fire this afternoon.
Loss. thirtY.tWO thousand dollars.
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England.
SHOOTING CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

SHOOTING CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
LONDON, December 30.-The National Rifle
Association of Great Britain accepts the
challenge Of the New York Association to
take part in the match for small.bores in the
United States during the Centennial. Sir
Henry Hartford has been appointed as cap
tain Of the English team. ,,<
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The Cuban Intervention Question

LONDON, December 30.-The Renters Tel
egram Company publish statement that the
A merican Minister here, in the name OF bis
Government has addressed the British Gov
eminent for the purpose Of learning its
views respecting collective Intervention of
European Powers, with the object of putting
q stop to bloodshed in Cuba. The British
Government has deferred answering definite.
IL for the present. This information comes
from special and authentic source.
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NEW YoRK T0RAGGn .N,ARxEr

,DEcRMRxR 2G-Trade Is hight In all descrIp-
tions. With prices without change. Sales are $50
cases sesd-leaf saadry LOTS 7iSs: US cases ae
sEsp sssss sM,sssps'5
pers; 4G@75c. for fancy wrappers; lA822c: for
dark wrappers; 2Otl9Dc. for smokers; and 6k(aSc.
i0r !gss me quo atoms srs ,n,s ., zs,
sA@s9c,; common leaf, light SOL 0,ss.. heavy OF
@l3c.; good leaf. light 1901 4c., heavy i3NS
15kc. fine leaf, Hight 14H@ Ice, heavy 1901 &c.;
sssss lsss Ign sssy sssss
ssGsii good to dne red, 81 1856; apcy. sISa
gu; upper country, s6.5O@S2S; ground leaves,
aaa e sSes
s8.50@$s59; common to medinn spangied $40
@sl3; hne spansied 10 yellow, $l4@$20. s
Seed-leaf: go II 81 sStss !, a 49,, a.
Crop Of lsI2.-Connecticut and Massachusetts,
@$a. PENNSYLVANIA assorted lois, 81 Qs2o; wrap.
pers, $1e@S35. filters, S7.50@S9., 81
o lots saog
SET Sets seconds i sioGsls MES, saass: Penn
o YORK isse
lets goed to ins, sl2asls; Ohio e. assos!ed lots,
'1 GsoY 81 s7S@eonneesisut seconds. nne. sl2@
slS filters. huet s9@$10; seconds and filters.
ssss!ppSg s@ss assorted l0s
observation-disclosures filters, common, Soc; Ha-
! vana filters, fair, S7k@sUc.; Havana filters, fine,
| 95c.0$1.05; Yara-I and III cut, assorted, 500
B90c. i'9st&s
Observation-Disclosures work, common and me-
dun, Ia .bord, 17@19c.; good and tue In bond,
ZO@26c.; bright work, common and medium, In
| bond. 23@30c.; good and fine, in bond, 32@6oc.
..,,i. Other crude Ma4,,d
r:.,s. Hhds. Pigs. ]. Lbs..
Exports Export from jim 5so47 sails s,i1o,sas
y Year p.. ... e ..7a.5ss S7s1o 800 ss
Receipts For the week -, hhds 9s' s'sI 49S
Receipts for the week...... bxs. and cs, 3G 204l
Receipts from january .hhtis Il t.4z,, A7.2SS
! Receipts from January I. .bxs. and cs S5.5s3
/ Receipts same time last year shhds. 't'f' 1876 090
! Receipts same time last year. bxs. and c. % S63S
i - ~, ...,f5a-JoN-adl Of Commerce. \
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General Markets.
wrLnIrNGTON On. G., MARKETS. .

i J,ycxMgER 2S.-Spfrtts Observation-Disclosures
228 casks, Market quoted strong &C Sac. Mo, but
held higher. No sales reported. 5.
Rosi1,-Reeeipt5. 2.400 barrels. Market qaoiea
saiss OF 20e barrelsat& 90 AS for good strained.
and 500 barrels at Tor good strained January
nr,ds Turpentsas- Receipts and sales Of ESQ
barrels at 1856 for virgin and yeiow-dip, and
SI.55 for hard. MARKET quief. 40, =. !, .a
= -Ihr-ReecspfS and sales OF l02 barrels - el.nU
al barrel, ceclIns Of loc. on last reports Market
quiet "a. i ,,,,.oto,4
ntet win no saie 10 report. II the following quo
Safio,s. Good ordinarys IL % 1xc.; low midolnS,
i2Xc; middlipg, 2sssc;; good mideing, i2Hc,.a,
Corn sales 81 67kc. 81 oushei IN patk, ana
7SHc. in bags. Market DUH Stare. ~
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A MOTHER AND THREE CHILDREN BURNED
TO DxATH.-C Cincinnati, December 29.-Mrs
Rachel Gordon ant three children, aged
twelve, ten, and eight years, were burned 10
death in their dwelling, ten miles north OF
Rising Sun, Indiana, last Saturday.
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PosrAL.-A new post.office is established
at Centennial, Monroe county, West Va, on
the route from Gap Mills to Sweet Springs,
with Thomas j. Wickham as postmaster A
ucw post.office is established at Leaksvile,
Page county, Va, on the route between
Luray and Aims, with Martin Stricken as
p0StpaStar
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PROPOSALS.
GRAND SECRETARY's OFFICE, }
GRAND LODGE OF Virginia,
RnrIIMnNn DpnnInh.r D2. lSIh.

----- R1CHMUND, DtCcHUeI Ut IC1os
cNEALED PROPOSALS will DE received
= Inv the undersigned at his office until SATUR-
DAY. January /, at ! 2 O'CLOCK NJ. for the PRINT,
ING. BINDING, anu DELIVERY to him In mail nail
dr.ss of the PROCEEDINGS of the SESSIONS
of the GRAND LODGE and GRAND CHAPTER
lust closed 49,, .,,
All information as 10 the manner In which blds
slye of work, &C, &c. DC Obtained by calling III
ttie office OF the undersigned. ,
TI,e ripht TO reject any and all bids Is reserved.
40 0S-id JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary.
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Death OF Hon. Bnrton CRAIG.

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.I
CONCORD, n. c., December 80, 1876
Hon. Burton Craig, aged sixty.fve, died
here to-day. He was serving bis fourth term
in Congress when the war commenced, and
afterwards served one term In the Confed-
crate Congress. He was prominent law.
YER
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CIR LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET

DECEMBER 27.-HorseS;.As iass Lle mar Ii.s
shows signs OF hfe, aitnough tne 10Y ts
tied good grades 70 pe ,r batS ana
ORDER; common 10 good noeseS ~
wanted ior iat i,tadeInb," and BOSTON ,bst
mano ior view s,ratnrs end vraeS above them
were seeking gooG s,teeaerS anI snon Re
Iie city IaaG t,. t,re rgas 1nita arm tone
ceip.s nys 'e @hic however. we're not auotaby
iobaI II trades wrre rair,sr stronger than They
nave DeeH !ol msIne ~ oniv liberal
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pITTsBURGH PETROLEUM MARKET.

DECEMBER 28 The oil market wasyery quiet
to-day lind but few sales were made. The refined
article " In limited demand at upchanged pricea.
The following were the ruling figures: United
Pipe line. al.4ax bid; Conduit, sl.44a ouislse
lines, $I.4lA. sSl ~ 80 y go
] Cr.sds.-For immediate shipment was held at
{ Refined. Philadelphia, q 22s@i2Xc.; Baltimore
delivery, al 2asc. 81. o. D., g9sc.
quote cities st $3.50 country makes 81 $i.05@
IL M IliauntcA.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December 80, 1875.

#N.s a..E OFFERINGS. rs rsSfF.-s5t
WHEAT White. $50 bushels. RED. 7So'busheis.
CoRS.-Whte, 400 bushels. Mred, - BUSH
els.
MEAL-I76 bushels ~ - .sS
BEANS,-10 busheas.>-
OATS.-246 bu. heels. s r~
SALES.
WHEAT.-T White, $50 bushels fair at $3.50; 90
bushels good at Sl35; "a bushels very good at
81 .43; 90 bushels common ut $l.25; 80 bushels
common at 81 90; SO bushels very good at S1.4O !;
SO bushels very good at $l.40; A bushels good ut
VI. 3S-total, 554 bushels. Red, IL bushels COM
mon at 75c.; 80 bushels common on private terms !;
% bushels good At Sl.37 IA bushels fair at S1.27
Ia bushels very good ut $40; rs bushels very
good at Sl.43-total, % U bushels. SO
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels very good at SIC. !;
1870 bus hels fair at 50c.: 90 bushels very good on
private terms-total. 39S bushels. Atred, SO
bushels common al 4Sc.
OATS.-34 bushels prime spring at 53c.
MEAL.-20 bushels at 60c- |
BEANs-White, ] 0 bushels fair at $1.10.
RE-EXHIBlTED.
WHEAT.-Whtte. 232 bushels. Red, 440 bushels.
CoRN.-Whhe 100 bushels. s.-..
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Dorrence Atwater, American consul Tor
the Society Islands, mas married the frin-
cess Moetia, q wealthy native lady, whose
right to rule, though she has not asserted i,
lis equal to that asserted by Queen Pomare.
She is educated, accomplished, and beautiful
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A DWELLING BURNED-Loss OF LIFE
Cincinnati, ohio, December pa hre At
Greece City, Pa, last night, DESTROYED the
residence Of David Morrison. His Vile ana
child were burned TO death.
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FIRE IN Sr. LoUIs.-St. Louis, December
20.--Yhe Livingston block, a very .arge ten
ement. house on Mil!lken and Fourth streets,
East 81, Louis, ard several adjacent frame
buildings, were burned this morning. Inc
loss aggregates about $500
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Casslus NJ. Clay for Vice-President.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-Cassius M.
Clay, OF Kentucky, writes to gentleman OF
this city that his State will present bis name
to the National Democratic Convention in
1876 as the nominee for Vice.President.
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; Annher. slaves Etci
(. 80, -, sik ~, casI SSfIfs,

Y,,uher. White oak, 81 4.5G a ,UD1 !. NNssierh
u,rsnia nopiar. 81 5ds25 20 1000: white pine
ss5@s7b 4 1000. Yellssf plns hosrds, u COS
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AsAcADgaY BURNED. Portsmouth, ~. H.,
December 29.--Tbe Eliot Academy, IN Eliot,
Me-, was burned last night. Loss estimated
at eight Thousand dollars. %
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER.


RICHMOND, VA, December 23, 1919
NOTICE TO BRICK-MAKERS.-S Sealed
IN proposals win be received at this Office until
FRIDAY, December 81, at II O'Clock NJ, TOT I lc
nishinp the city with the best quality PAVING
BRICKS GnaGe Of Rockets cIay).to be delivered ut
such points Us may be required until april l. 1910.
THE Committee on Streets reserves the flght 10
raisct any or all proposals offered.
Forms of proposals can be obtained and specifica'
'ioiiS seeN " "p''' W. +. CUTSHAW.
aooo,d City Engineer.
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Tobacco Markets.

REUHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
DEcTzBxR so, 1875.
The Richmond Tobacco Exchange has been closed
Tor the past few days on occounr or the holidays.
1t win be reopened for business on Monday next.
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DnY Goops STORE BURNED.-Sprlnasese,
Mass. December 29.-E. G. Southwlck
Co.'s dry-gocds stsre, at Northampton, was
burned tonight. Loss, &55, 900.
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A. MEXICAN HOTEL,
CORNER MAIN ANDTWELFTH STREETS.

Mr.. JOHN n. BALLARD respectfully an
nounces 10 The public that the DINING. ROOM OF
this hotel is reopened and solicits share OF the
public patronage.
Thirty 10 forty boarders can be accommo dated
with rooms at present, and many more IN few
weeks. =
for members of the Legislature and transient
guests. oe ou-os
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
p,cr,,,o,,n Va December %. 1875.

RICHMOND, VA Iecenber %, 100
NCTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WIN
~ ba receivea at this Office until FRIDAY, De-
ccnber 81 ST, at II O'Clock NJ. for FURNISHdNIG
tn e CITY MUL Els AND HORSES WITH EEEL,,
PR0VENDEK, &C., and also with STRAW, Tor
~ The Commitlee on Streets Generally reserves the
right TO reject any or all proposals onesea, "ru b
Citing The contract for each article rcqreo W the
lowest bidder the refor. -. nn,,,,o
Terms OF proposals can be obtained oy applying
a. AZ tn oa.Id City Engineer
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A Bogus Mason.

BosroN, December 3O.-Chares A. Della
gardiere, teacher we'll known in the schools
here, has been arrested for swindling about
fifty people by bogus Masonic lodge, de
pocketed all the fees. s
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HOTELS.
MARKHAM HOUSE,
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
JAMES Z. OWENS, PROPRIETOR,

late Of the National Hotel, wishes to inform his
friends aud the public generally that he has leased
the above hotel, newly furnished, and fitted up in
modern style. JAMES z. OWENS,
de 31-eod6t Proprietor.
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TREAT CHANCE FOR MAX -sGs
VI ING MONEY.-The PARIS MILL Sysla .SzlGS
merry COMPANY will remove Its bust. TNSNS
of SPLENDID GOODS at great sacrifice until
JANUARY, !, 1878, at which time II Will close
All The FIXTURES; SHOWCASES, COUN-
TIERS, SHELVING, and all conyen1enceS neces-
sary for the business it stands viii be SOLD out al
great s4crlilce Any one wishing TO carry on the
millinery business will here find splendid induce"
menl. Call and see the bargains offered at the
PARIS MILLINERY COMPANIES,
lU17 and lois Main street.
de 2S-4t over Levy Broth rs, Richmond, Va.
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go ssaf C 81
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Arrested.

CHICAGO, December 30.-Dr. E. P. Wilder,
implicated in the recent examination, has
been arrested.
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CRaCKERY. GLAsswARE, &c.
NEW GOODS!
90 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, froi
Naw York auction 70 be closed out At less tina

90 DECORATED CHINA DINNER SETS, from
New York auction, to be closed out atless than
cost Of importation:
Fine TEA and TOILET SETS; HARLEQUIN
TEA and COFFEE SETS; BICH DESSERT
SETS; WHITE CHINA TEA and DINNER
SETS, very low.
French Cof.ee-M Machines, Walnut Backing Gases,
Wall.Pockets, Brackets, Towel-Racks, Corner Cup
boards, Flower Pot tands and Tables from 81 up;
Coal-vases and Hods, Plate-Warmers. and Fire
Sets; also, a full line Of Fancy and Staple Goods
suitable to the wants Of the wholesale and retail
trade at lowest rates. u. b iA1Loh'
de l--I OIL Main street, opposite post-ofi!ce.
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ny Telegraph.
sS.-.-G9Ii-,--
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December -Noon.--Stozks-Litt title
more Jofng, at better prices Money, g. Gold, 12X.
E1caange-Long, 4S4h; short, 4SSx States dul
and nominal. sssl sSs7 1ss5,,zss,s, - ~
Ersning. Money easier at s@4. Sterling steadier
ct 4Ssk. Governments. dnl but strong. States
steady and nominal . So &c. sss -lsssl Is
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Erw YopK. neeeu1bef 81 .r-A Arrived ont e Eel
nm. Ssu9oliras Hareesepcs 2iol5ey, We re
Nins fWith saddsg daSaaged ~ 1sasl2l
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HysaMESs s.ssAsCEs.

DR1EATE SALE OF ALL THE NECES-
Il SARY FIXTURES Of Il small tobacco factory.
Cheap for cash. Address or inquire Of
nc. G1DDIEGS,
de 3I.lw corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
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A Rare CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE
N MAN WITH SMALL CAplTAL.-Eor sale,
the exclusive control of the QUEENS YEAST
CAKE In this city and Manchester. Well estab.
iished, growing, aud paying well. Satisfactory
reasons for selling Can be run In connection WIN
any bust ness. Apply at TEA AND COFFEE
STOKE, corner Eighth and Main streets.
q n-1Q
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|TrssF satsA sa1ss Is
Ns RIlAye sgsF 3 ~
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,UssOUYrTE0NS & PARTNERSHIPS.
V,O THE PUBLIC.
The dissolution Of BALLARD a. MAlo haVi .be
t.tan nlace / wish TO inform my friendS and the
nnbiic fthst intend to continue the CORN Busi-
NESS. Ali coesgnmenls addressed to me VIII re-
cei ,s a prenip' a'O'H'T THOMAS e. BALLARD.
have this day SOLD OUI 10
IN JONAS " HECHINGi Err all my lSIEkEsI
In fhe concern of S. HECHiNG GER q SON. At No.
32s SIKH street The business VII narsatst i IN
his avn name Ali persons indebted 10 the said trm
s. HECMiNGER soN win please settle with th me
said JONAS W.HECHIEGtk, who Will seine al
claims against the said firm. ~,
JONAS w. HEChIEGER.
DEcgHBEg 20, 1875, ce SQ'Sss
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EDUCATIONAL.
DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE. :
This SCHOOL is fully organized and in vigorous
operation. number Of new pupils can be ADMIT,
ted on the LIST Of January and special classes VIII
be organized for any who need them.
The cost Of board and tuition from t JannaTy lss
Board aud tuition In Englsh and Latin. $164
Board and tuition in English, Latin, and
French Tor German) .u.,........-.......... LOO
Music on piano and use of instrument. n,, 10
Address JOHN hAkI, =
d. I q eodSt President.
uOLLINS, INSTRUCTION. ladies
III proposing to enter this Institute for the
second half session should be present on the 10th
of February. The charge for board and tuition Is
sll2.5O Apply to, The superintendent, at Bote-
tourt Springs, Va.
de 29-3t
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Livestock Markets.
NE,p YORK CATTLE MARKET. .

( DECEMBER 2S.-BeeueS.-FOr want OF offerings
there was no traffic in beef cattle to-day. The sup
ply Of dressed beef in Washington market was
dealers report dull market 81 S@10he., 2. for
ordinary TO good native beef sides, and 1ll INC.
for pri me and extra native beef sides from slauSl
tsr.houses. Texas beef was selling ut 597Hc. N D..
Cdiues.-Arriyals were 90 head, including many
grasscrs. Trime and extra Hl1lk-fed yeals were In
fair demand at 9@10c. u d. For coarse, heavy
veals and grassers the demand was limited at $50
81 az heaG. Among the safes were "a Mount Hol-
" yeals (part coarse), 165 TO $50 bs., ut 7@10c.
Sheen and Lam5s.-Pece,pts were 10 car. loads,
or 2,l03 head, aud there were g number OF car
loads uusold III the pens from yesterday. The sup
ply was more than sufficient for thea wants of
sau2hterers, and the market was dull and unsatls-
factory ut about yesterdays PRICES. 3i0st or the
sales were 4k964c q b witch one car load 9fyery
ton was selling slowly at 7@1Oc "a b. for common
same figures. Among the sales were as0 Illinois
sheep, 90 lbs. average, at 534c.l a. d.; $50 Illinois
Sheep. IS tbs., at $500. per hundred pounds; 247
ONO sheep teaiis re 9s fair ijhio sheep IT,
bs Ut SIC. 2G4 fair Ohio sheep. 20 bs., ut 4sc.;
90 state Sheep, 81 Ib5., IT &c. go s
S,p,ne-hrrvals were 5 cars, or 5b4 hogs. one.
car-toaG OF Ohio hogs, 219 lbs. average, changed
hands alive at 7hc. q b.-Joatraat of Commerce..
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BALTIMORE,

BALTpfoRB, December 3O.-pirginia 6's, .peelers,
49,; eonsos, 62k. West Yirginia's, 9. orth Caro-
lima Gs, old, 16; new, 8; special tax, q Bid to-
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WANTED, a PARTNER in we'll
w established manufacturing business to put In
EIGHT to TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS and
manage The financial portion OF the business. A
good factory with every appliance. and ORDERS now
on hand. fine opportunity Is offered TO the right
party For further particulars address
r"' .'MANUFACTURFR,"
dc 2e.st* Dispatch office.