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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

RTcHxoSD VEssELs INgt,RED BYrHn SToEH.
The Norfolk pers, in reserring to- the
damages done by the stuf1sls say f6e master
of the schooner hffff Gfisfie ID, IL.
il. sRichard dson, With aa cargo M pig-fron
from Philadelphia for ichIRond reports
that ON the voyage down he encountered
heavy winds and seas, and tlat the vessel
sprung a leak while at SEQ, when the pytmpa
were put to and kept afE work until he ar
rived In Hampton Koads on the 18th fSatnr.
day. at $3.50 =. mt, when he ca1e to anchor
with three and q half feet oss water in her
hold.
Large brig from Richmond, with ballast,
slipped her sails Sunday afternoon and had
her forearm broker. She Is now anchored
near the Horseshoe. Is Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20
yI-ANTED.-A YOUNG LADY with

-ANTED.-A YOUNG LADY with
W several years experience. graduate Of Eir-
GINA seminary, desires n situation as GOFERNESS
In or nesr the city. She is competent TO teach Latin
French. and German, Mathematics and the usual
English branches. Music on the piano and organ
and would teach Ten pupils for moderate salary
and hoard. Can give best references. Address "A.
L. c. care Of Carrier, No. 8, Richmond.
So lS-d3tSw1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

GENTS WANTED.-Wantcd two or
Alhrrc good AGENTS ladics or gentlemenl in
rr cities al Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, PortSI
;.ol,h aud adjoining counties. Agents can easily
MAKE. from SS 10 S. per day. For fuI ther inf0rma-
" c. A. CRAWFORD,
No. II north Ninth street, Richmond, Va.
OF /,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

Il liz WITH YELL0W.FEYER.--Mr.G George
Bowen, native Of Richmond, now resi-
dent Of Savannah, Is dangerously i'll with
yelloW-fever. His relatives here are very
anxious about him. 5es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

WANTED, 4 THOROUGHLY COM
w PETENT TEACHER to take charge Of H.
" Acadcmy-a classical school of high grade. Pay,
s22t for five months. JAMES II. ALLEN.
County Superintendent of Schools,
Burnt Ordinary, JaInes City county, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20
SPONGEs
CS
FOR BATHING,
FOR CARRIAGES,
FOR STATES,
FOR SURGEONS.

, Hia aud fine assortment of all kinds ;and qua,i-
'lcDREssED CHAMoIs SKINS, all direct
"'n Tue importers For sale wholesale and retail by
,,,. PURCELL, LADD & co,
~ Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.


THE GREAT REMEDY.
BIZ. D'aRMsTADTs
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC DROPS
art working wonders in cases Of
SICK HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION.
CONSTIPATION,
HEMORRHOIDS and
NERVOUS DEBILITY
arising ar from DYSPEPSIA. by restoring the stomach
20 Us normal condition and keeping the bowels
RO ARMISTEAD, Manufacture,
e 43 s26 Main street, Riehmond. va:
pEPSINE PORCI tEnglish1
BoUDALT'S PEPsIN,
SCHEFFER's sACCHARATED PEPSIN,
HAWLEY's AMERICAN PEpsIN,
LIQUID PEPsIN,
AROMATIC LIQUID PEPslN.
WINE OF PEPsIN,
LAcTOPEPTINE, &C., &c.
For sale by RIAJR- J,r,,pp,st.
au 80 corner Broad and Ninth Streets.
A I MEADE d BAKERS
BATHING and TOILET spoEaHs; ERh4SsroHE;
hsA1pIHG;;IBRusHEs s1p, G;IsuysHEs and sP0NGE-BAGs;
AAIIR;pILL0Ws for TRAVELLERS:
pI-t ppGIRE REkCBBER-CLOTHf for INFANTS TOILET; !;
EEES6bER BED-PASS for INVALIDS; S.
r. 6I,SSGLiSh TOILET CARBOLIC SOAP;
PAGkERS' TAR SOAP;
5nNIPEk TAR SOAP:
GREEN Gt,EN MOUNTAIN ASTHMA CURE;
1niIMRODS ASTHMA REMEDY;
EHSGTLER'S POCKET INHALER:
ihM,ppkEDYED STEAM ATOMIZERS;
iiTfOkTED COLOGNE-WATER;
EEPyttOUnNE-SPRAY ATOMIZERS;
thbn5Asi!C STOCKINGS for WEAK JOINTS;
tCH0COLATE With With EXTKAcT XII M OF BEEF
an,AaLESTlNES MEAT-JUIGE and GLYCERINE;
anu al new preparations sold by
mo, MEADE q BAKER, Pharmacists,
au 20 9l9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

SUMAC WANTED.
The highcs, cash price paid for SUDiAC at
JOHN II. BRYANT co.'s,
jy l3-d&w3m 2619 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

CHILEE nan hUOuIE @aVHsH1'
Sing Sing Kung, OF the Chinese depart
ment, speaks briefly, but to the point. Says
he: .ssMuch likee Melica. Costee muchee
money livee in Melica, costee little money
liyee Chilee.. Chilee man make mnchee mo
ney I'm Melica; Mclean man makee d--n
little money in Chilee."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

COOPER WANTED.-A GOOD
n COOPER can get regular employment making
FJOI-R BARRELS Call ut this Office or address
HOLLlNGSWORTH & CO., -
Sutherlin Station,
- l5-ftk Halifax county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

$ssi9s ~ 20 allan VIEWS.
sigror Giuseppe Dasa, president Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20
DANISH CRITICISMS.

The representative Of P. Ipsen's Copen-
hagen terra Gotta mandatory said to me: !:
sAmerica is good, you know, but America
is dear.' He finds that 81 (American) is
worth Just about one crown Danish), and
he is surprised thereat. Our restaurants and
hotels, he said, are not as good as chose on
the Continent, and where we charge 80,
Danes are accustomed to pay ten crowns
(s2.5O). "Your people Of high rank" he
said, " are intelligent and affable, but;your
middle classes are not as we'll educated as
ours.' Another Dane said: &C. miss our
cafes and our theatres; If had them and
was back in Denmark, I should like Ameri-
IN very much %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

4 LADY WHO HAS HAD FOURTEEN
~ years experience In teaching English, French,
AMI Music, wishes SITUATION to TEACH In
private family. Address, stating terms.
Mrs. LOUISA DUPUY,
sels-eod2w Staunton, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

A member Of the Mexican commission 20
with whom I have had ON interesting con-
yersation, says he likes America very mucn,
bnt he thinks there are two great eViis Wmcn
call for reform. These are the oVer-croWa-
ing of cars and the extortion OF hackmen. E. .
He fayors stringent laws 10 preVenG LUG
FIRST. and capital punishment to stop the
second. II YOU could only suffer what we
are suffering here from these two evils, you
would approve our Mexican friends sag-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

WANTED, TO RENT \ FRONT
w Room, furnished or unfurnished, on second
coor r,,,h-room attached, with BOARD; suitable
L,"t 'rrnileman aud lady, or two gentlemen; In
.-;va,r family Location pleasant Terms moderate.
- Also wanted, FIRST-CLA ASS COOK without IN
c"hi"''''' - SO 20-1t&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-20

WANTED, a HEALTHY WET-NURSE
w for child three months old. Apply, for one
ucE :. 200 Jefferson street, between Byrd and Ca
- sc Colts
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02
Be Calm.

The business men OF Louisville and OF
the country at large should note this i'm
pOrtant fact, that the Repu blican news.
papers every where, and without exception,
are for peace-they deprecate war if Hayes
goes in, and they deprecste it as much if
riiden goes in. They are opposed to war
in the abstract, for they look on it as q
gigantic curse. And especially do they de.
nOuRco the doctrine, as the offspring of
folly and wickedness, that war and rerolu.
ton in this country are ever q remedy for
political evils, or that Q bsff1-d candidate
haa = right t. arm his followers to force
himself into Office. Even if Governor Hayes
be defrauded OF the Presidency he will for.
bear to use violence to obtain it if he be q
true Republican, as We are sure he is The
generel welfare 1T the people is to % con-
sidered fret Of all-the mere interests of Q
candidate last of I'll There is portion,
and but portion, Of the Democratic press
which holds different view Ut the rights of
9 candidate and Dthe peace of the country.
One Of these, tho Brandon tMissIssippi) Re
publican, says:
1.-The Radical press is filed with appeals
for peace 1t thinks it would be terrible to
get up fight. We want peace and fair
count, and without a fair count there can
be no peace. A fair count will seat Samuel
}. Iiiden and give us peace An unfair
count will end in anarchy and blOOdshed.
The Radical leaders Can chOUse between
the two"
This Mississippi fire eating organ knows
1t all, III advance OF every body. 1t knows
without count that Tllden is elected, and
it declares in substance that the country
must choose between Tilden or "snarchy
and bloodshed" M language is too strong
to denounce such psrt,sOn rrcklaasness and
desperate foil y.-LouisriAe Commercial.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02
Ligh(uipR Made V0caD.

An interesting experiment. in telephony
the science OF cuDveislng by voice over tel
egraph wires, Was made by Professor A.
Graham Bell, Of Boston, over the wires OF
tho Eastern railroad, yesterday, ana was
quite succ-sstui. Professor Bell, however
wishes to show that the articulation vi the
voice could b- heard distinctly ut long dis.
tauces General Rockwell, president Of the
< stern railroad, placed the wIr.s OF that
road ut the professors use yesterday. Tue
Western Telegraph T., mpany furnished the
battery, and the Instruments used were
especially made Tor the occasion.
Professor Bell conducted the experiment
in tue Boeton office, aud Mr.. Th 1mas A.
Watson, assisted by the Eastern railroad
operator, vt the Salem Office, sixteen miles
away. A conversation as carried on.
Every word uttered IN the ,stoD office was
distinctly heard in Salem, and vice versa.
The circuit WIS then made to extend TO
North Conway, New Hampshire, l43 miles
tr.m Boston, win Salem as way station,
VII 10 the mes ages sent to North Conway
we're taken of the wires il passing aud dis
tinctiy heard. Thus WAS unexpected. A
further experiment was finally tried. The
Boston operator talked with the Salem
operator via Portland; that is. the sound OF
oforsor Beii's VOC. Was conveyed to
Portland and thence back as far rs Sal-m
u dirtaLc- Of atOu 200 miles
AT tai- distance the words could not be
Distinguished, but the sou,G Uf talking was
heard fanny The experiment are held
To prove That ANY gwen distance Can be an
ihslatd bs the use o. profOrtiOnady pow.
-riu' magho.s Among Hose present at
Dr. Boston otEct, yesterday, during the
ogr IS Of the expes,munts, wer. General
Rockwell, p,e-in.Dt Of the E.stern
=" ir' All, and wife. M,-s >t4.rns, Mr. Nor.
~, =, .nd Mr. EnFI- Hubbard. .Bcstsn
Traveller
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY DECEA6BER z 1876

sc piiss g etHs; ehoios & Ss4s 3: seux!
::.as 8; ;ss sA s,:s :sr, ~ a. sns
s1ARCas s%sll stuck, and not ceiling qsiekly
PE1NUTs~Good supply and held at 4o4*e y
BAKING TwINs- 10 selling at lske in roun1
LOT: :Hs AZ = Sss. demand and
TX,LOw-k dur. Largo stocks a,e offered q
C.TTON SEED IN sACKs-sells at Gil p ter.
HDks-dood den.nd At strong prices. Coan
Dr. az 8 'S CT SaA : -
to s4!iso ske under 20 ms 70; COW hides. - they
28c y ~: OF horns. each. &c.
FE1IHsRSmPHms live geese .el at S3sSsc
10 confnsd to job lots Eprifs turpentne 10 quoted
q as1ase gallon RosinaD AND 81 %, ! q g
12: 9 &c 1872 Is Sc ss0a so,I % 50, % Is.
SPONGbS- Sleeps wool are selling at e10l q
sALr-stocl heavy; demand limited. No cargo
sales TO report: two GARAGES OF bulk calf remain in
fret hauds unscld. Dealers selling from ware.
sack; rnr.;. island il neglected; quot d ncninaliy
at 10000 p Gag of two buohes; table salt in pock
sts 2SSss each d e. IN Isl az !. na ,,.
the job trade and prices are UNCHANGED. Cargoes
would command: Ordinary lSa 0l6c lgoldE fair
D,
job lots are quoted: Ordinary l61G16Sc; fair
l8A 0lSkc. good lSA also; prime 1917 0l9Ac y n.
We are indebted to MessFs. Marks l. Co and
Ianeiro, November 20, and New York December F..
1876: Pur Eases since Nov nber "a. ~ 900 bags;
stocks IS 900 average daily receipts s5t0 price ad
vancing $780, exchange 25kd.
BOTTEk-Tbe stock o. inf rior is accun ulating
Prices are nominal. There is sill a scarcity Of
choice grades and they are in request. choice
Goshen sells at 34035c; medium 2s03cc p ID.
Choiee Western cream z562Sc. choice Western
CHEEsE-The supply 10 very much " dnced and
the cemand active. Choice Western factory
sell. at R0l2hc: tngiish dairy l6Gl7c; New York
isPoRTED FaUlTs AND NUTS are in request,
and prices aret tending upward. Rails are quoted
lemnns 81 Is per box; plantans 75cSS1; bananas
81 s002 SO p bunch; almonds 1885, currants SIC;
dates 64sc cltron Ac p b; cOcoanuts $40 p 1000.
IRON COTTON TIES-The arrow tie 10 selling
at % IS bundle; the GRIP tie SIC p 10: with the
usual discount; the Philip wire tie &c p tie. with
discount on large lets put M In bundles Of 80
ties.
BAGGIHG-Laree stock and demsnd limited Do
mestic inte 10 quoted at l2Ac for round lots, and
st IN Si2kc yard for JOB lots. India is iobbing
POULTRY The market is we'll supplied
Western crown chickens sell ct e505 50; young
do 81 5003 SO; ducks eS 5OO4; geese e617 tur-
keys $l20l5 p dozen Lon sians grown chickens
KECEIPTS or PKODUCB-Anived since our 70
rev Of yeserd.y: 1915 bbls flour: ls4 bbla pork,
Is casks bacon, II tierces hsms, 90 bbls whisky
l0 bbs corn meal 4l68 sacks corn l67 sacks oats
49, s'cks bran, 81 bales hay Rls hhds and bbls |
49l5 bbls mvlssses $50 bhls rice, 5437 sacks
EXPORTS OF PROiOCk-B1ports since our 70
new Of yesterd W. 234 bills dour "a casks bacon,
8 tierces lard, bbls whisky, % Dbl. cord meal.
lay. 1baO hhds and lag bbls sugar AID 6lS bbls mo
asses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02

The market exhibited but little animation
during the morning but suhseque, tly buyers
summed up the fair amount noted aoOve. Prices
.how'd rome irteguiarlty, q part of the busine 81
b.lng at about prevlo"s rates nut the bulk of it
ofien their stocks less - y. and the market as
sumed rather more steadiness. the decline uf
l.l6d repo ted At Liverpool yesterday appears to
have been confined uplauds. TO days dspat ches
reDOrt Liverpool easier, but not quotably lower
mldoltng Mpl ands being quoted at s sl6d and Or
rival. dul and unchanged Ma chester quiet,
havIe declining slowly. wi q reduct on Of franc
u Quotations, and New York quiet and steady at q
futures, mostly l32c.
he s ssse Of the past three days sum uD $50
ss:o :" day aking an aggregate for the week Of
Me 6aes against So 100 last week. ana 81 900 the
Week. receipts 626s7 bales, embracing so4o
Mobile and so2s Fl ON Texasj and 3,e47 proper,
Tot per- since susust 81 as 81: 81 b.es
sg.ins' 4"6 8o7 i.st ear-increase 4o,ll4 ''
On yHs e1p.r.s CON prise ST. 1913 bales embracing
~ 900 u Liverpool, 1920 to Cork II 465 to Havre
3OO to Rou.n l24o o R I eldam 33l2 to Amster.
d IN. 26ls 70 Bare. Iona $40 TO Genoa, l42 to Vera
of. IT, sna IGio " New York. to which we have
rhe Excosng- Telegram. make the receipts at
q 81 , the posts from II n yesterday to TODAY
last year, and sine Friday 2O26 43 bales,
against 2es 743 asst week ami 1853 1856 last year
1O,a since august 81, 844 $40 bales against sac
$50 up 10 TIL rsday nOOu Dec. mDer last year-ln.
cIeas. 1903 $50
Expo Is (rriday to Thursday inclusive) to Great
Britain 81, SO ba cs against 81 ,431 last week and
$1,000 last and to the c"nllnent Al 1888 bales
aea,nst "a, 852 asst week and 80, SIS last year.
Exports II poris since Seotember l. to Great
BIZ aih 5C6, l68 Gale, AGAINST 494 722 last year.
France l49 16S sg.ls lo9 6O8 last year and to the
cohtn a PAS against 1888 1874 last year. Total to
Great Britain IRA and tue continent $50 48l
b.i. ., aga INST 1913, IA last year.
sticks ~ ali tne delivery pOrts made up to IL NJ.
tAsI eel.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
emb,ac 5O,ta8 hales, against ~ 8S4 iast week and
490Sl lest y.ai; the Shipments IS 6T bAes against
1873 LAT week, and "a $50 Last ,ear, and the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02
MONETARY AND CensdERCLAL.
MONETARY.
.ofFICs NEW ORLEANS. REPUBLICAN,,
FRIDAY EVENING, December l, 1876.

FFIDAH @vENING, December l, 1876 $,
Tho supply Of avaAlsble funds 1t the banks hes
contiHued:.ample to meet tho dsmAnd, whiob
although less LIBERAL hae continued. OF fair extent
throughout the Elk while lendablo capital hsc
been In more limit. supply on the etreot, and the
offerings Tor discount not 20 readily accepted,
owing to the more RED ricted facilities Of lendeEe,
who have been unwilling to make. any cOncee.
sions for Al or even exceptional signatures.
To-day tha money market was without any new
feature
With libasal supplies, the decline st New York
and less demand, gold has ruled mater ALLY under
last weeks rater touching on Wednesday los Is a.
los this market. anG 1885, at New YORK, against
llOOll snd lO9a respectively last Friday. Under
the improvement ut New York today, and . better
demand the market PARTIALLY recovered closing at
q net decline of H0a4 y Cent In consequence Of
o resolution of the Sleek Exchange, that only
eagles an' Gouols eagles should be considered
delivery Of 90 d, unless otherwise specified emsller
coins ba 70 ruled \ a sc kew@r.
Foreign exchange has followed tae. course of
gold: sterling ruling At one time at 6kc,or about
quentls recovering and closing TO-DAY at net
week movement has teeR fair. BtOcks have been
rather quiet aRo dull aid without any marked
feature to n0tice. U DIR light offerings and fair
demand State cOn>Ols anu premium bonds lave
advanced considerably, the former closing to day
.3.02a p cent higher than last Friday's stock Ex-
change QuOtAueus and the latter Z p cent.
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper at SOLO p cent y annnm discount; Al do at
EzDi8 and second grade nominal. First Gloss
n"rtga g continue to rule Al 100 y cent and
SOC Old grade are still quoted entirely nominal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02

"A shsll maintain the channel for oil tim-
After their completion. We have slssady
remarked that We deem net only an
enlargement Of section, but large
application Of stone. to be eesentiss to
tie security of the isttiee-their. sea ends
especially-snd We are Of the opinion enAt
this enlargement of the section at the ssa
ends, and consolidation throughout by ut
application of stone, should be undertaken
at once. and reasonable progress thereon
be made the conditioned the second sAo
al future psyments. The immediate and
full consolidation of the jetties ebould be
neither rec uired nor expected, a. they will
continue to sattle for some time both by sub.
stance of the bottom upon which they rest
and BY the co&p-ession of the mattresses, OF
which they are largely composed. But thu
settlement and consolidation should be has
tened. as has inst been remarked, by the
application of stone from time to time, q"
that they may be in condition to receive
their final finish "a soon st,,east - the ex.
pected full depth Of water in the '0aannei
has been Obtsined. The present works III
the head of the pass are mOetly OF senta'
tive and temporary character. and, 90 their
proper positions are determined, sho1sd Or
replaced by substantial and permanent
STRUCTURES, to be completed before finsi pay
ments are made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02
.ssoz .ls cotton sssd hhas sugar 10 bss nola.sss

atoz sks cotton seed hhds sugar 10 bsls nolssses
WASHINGTON Steamer sandy No 3-s4 bales
cotton 7e7 sks cotton seed sks oeed cotton hhds
euear ll0 bills molasses and sundrieo
GRAND BCORH-Hteamer D4wn-8Ss bales cot
| ton 30 bbla mOlassos and sundrie6
tWHL8AM LANDING--Eteamer Mary Jda-30
hbds sugar bbls sugar "A bbls molAsseo and sun.
observation-disclosures w Dugan--67s bales
cotton 1874 sks cotton seed ~ bbs noasses 81 head
cattle and sundrtes
observation-disclosures Assumption-sl6
hhds sugar 1000 bbls moassea half bbis m0laases
and .srndries
LOWER CoAsr-steamer walooa--s: bbls rico
DONALDSONvILLB-St " Pointevsnt-
122 hhds sugar PSI bbls m0lasses half bbls molas
sea and sundries
PLACt EMINB-Steamer Ashland l8l hhds sugar
467 bbls snOlasses sks seed cotton and sundrles
LOWER COANl-Steamer IsAbel--89 hhds sugar
I3l bbls molssses and sundries
LOWER COABT-SteAmer Era No 1916 hhds
sugar 10 bbls m0lasses and sundries
HOUMAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blue Wing No
3-l46 hhds sugar 407 bbls m0lasses and suD0rles
UPPER COAST-Steamer Fleta-Sundries
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December l-l22 bales cotton sks seed cotton 3l9
hhds sugAr lll9 bbs m0asses 81 half bbls mOlAsses
a&625O IN specie and sundries
NEW OkLkANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. De.
cember l-269 bales cotton 40 bxs bacon and sun
dries
oom6er 1-4G hhds sugar 200 bbls molasses and sun.
dTie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

Fires.
CHICAGO, December Mos. % to 81
South street, burned. Loss $500, 900.
CINcINNATI, December 1.-The stock in
the tobacco warehouse If Newberg, Bots g.
Co., burned. Loss $25 600.
Mackenzie Victory.
CHEYENNE, December l.-Mackenz,e's
victory WAS most complete. The entire
VILLAGE, with horses, was captured. leaving
tho Indians wholly destitute. The Indian
loss il about twenty i've with q large num-
her of wounded Mackenzie will com nine
With Crook and attack Crazy Horse on the
Rosebud river
Healfng the Breech In Rhode Island.
Providence, r /, December The
special sessiOn Of the GrDeral' Asse u bly
elected the Hon. W. 8. Sla-er to dill thu,
place that il vacant ny Mr.. COrles' rneligi-
bility in the Electoral College. The Demo.
Gratis received nineteen of the 1870 votes.
Whisky This Time.
ATLANTA, Ga, December Ian sffray
occurred vt Social Circle, in which two men
were killed by citizens of other cOunties
Cause, too much benzine.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec+ mber l.-Majn build
ing was purchased nv International Exhi
0ition Company for $25O, 600.
Probabilities.
WAR DDPAsrnsH1
OMce Chief Signal Oh1cer
Washington. December l, ts76-A:30 P. n.
For the South Atlantic end Eastern Gulf Sta "a
4orthery e. westerly wind, clearer ir veal err
Tising barometer. stationary or eight fall In
temperA' urr.
For the estern Cuff s afes, cold, ror,b.r lv
winds Ind clerr or fai We ihtT oil owed dur ~
Ssi ura b, va abe winds, 81 8btsr.se III tem-
IA ure and falling bal Omerer.
For enn. and the ohio valley. psrtl, clOu,
we Their aud mort west to 20 .tbwr ~iI"s, W tn
Aligh' cha g~s ia Temperature and statOnar' or
1IsiI < barume .r.
For tn. middle States, aress Of light snow, ir
wesiter aud fest t. bri. K nor Invest " inds 18th
slight cha"g, . in temperature ard slowly Iis ng
baron. ter.
Cautonsrv signals continue along the low,r
Axes and MIDDLE Atlantic coast.
River aaa N1arise News.
BourRwxsr PASS December l.-Wini North, frreh
Datijvsls. SAled-DteSmship Row Orleans. chip
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atmosphere, 6asks 0erion America asa AAlmira
fkRObiDs,n.
/ PAss-A LOCrRK December 1.-Wind nsEt6. Ar
riv. Brig Eva ktevens, from Pen acOlA
| VICKsBuka. Dscember 1.-Westber cold and dair.
Pass np-Yaz00;yal,ey 1T 10 P. ~; laie04s, 1t
n"on; Clark ville, Vt 8 A. N; John Howard At
Gidnight; James Howard, at +. M Dowm-A'h D.
Lee, ats r n.
MsnPnIs. December 1.-River rose two incisos
sf the season. Maximum thermomt ter 30o. The
Weather 10 clear, with esGs gale blowing 'sxSn
the northwest. Arived-Vint Sh1nk'e from I'm
cirI ati Departed-~ksrand Tower. for Wick burg;
-s.EagbOat McC0nD, for below; City Of VicksbsTg,
CaNc1NNAri, December l.-River thirteen feet
| ter inches and fAlicg. Light snow; mercuTyx4e-
FtTrsUKs. DecenOer L River four ieet seven
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and cold.
feet eight inches in the canal. Weather clear and
very cold
kvANsvILLK December 1.-River twelve feet i've
inckes aud fxlAg. WAalher clear tonight, moi.
curry l8o.
CArR0 December .-Arrived-Tbompson Desp,
,fren New OreaI g, At g A. NJ; Alice from New
Orleans. at 5P. N COlorsnO fron st. Louis, NJ z
p. M Dep rted-fhomn.o on Dean for Cihcinnstj.
AT II A. NJ. River twelve feet and rising.
Weather clear; mercury 200.
81. LOUIS. december l.-Arrivet-0rand Lake.
from New Orleans. Departed-Scudder for Utsl,;
,Leopch and Ia Res. tor New Orleans The river
has "a len fourteen inchC3 and il full IT heavy
ii e. Weather nv cod; the mercury stood at zero
st daylight, and 10 now At 80 above.
Cotton.
NEW YORK, December The following IL che
comparative statement Of cotton for the week
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