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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SALES: 5 shares Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road stock sold Mt 2S, $ ...lll =

SALES: S shares Richmond and Petersburg Rail.
road stock sold ut 25,
american Goid.-l1 ~ bid. ~ isi lts , Il:
State Observation-Disclosures consols. 6Sk lid GO
asked Virginia consos, new As bid Virginia fnnd.
6abIe, 40 hid; Virginia deferred, 8 bldt yIfSinia
tax.recelsaoie eoupops, d5af bid, seA asked.
Rssllne mo city Ss go Did; Petersburg cisy
Railroad Understandable Railroad 6rst mort
gage preferred Ss j.. and r., 81 Did sonthside Raj.
road second mortgage preferred Sc j land B., IS
hid; nouthsiSe Railroad third MORTGAGE preferred
6's. J> and j., 40 bid; Richmond and Petersburg
railroad first mortgage US. j.. and D. j 2 bid;
nichmoud anG Petersburg Railro1d second mort
gage rs, A. and Or 9y bid; Richmond, Y0rk River
and Cbesapeaks Railroad and Steamer 6's, T. and
D., 20 BIS. ' - zs'f - S2ssi
RaikToad. SsosKs-Richmond ard Petersburg
Railroad, LOO pes, % SD, 80 asked Rehrnond and
D1nviile kaiiroas; ; LOO par 4 bid, z asked. "a,
asked StaR Bsns Of yiEgtnia. LOO par, 9oS bid,
Union BANK OF Richmond, 80 par, Al bid, 51s4i
pany, 25 par, 26lbsi, 3e1 askedT Citizens Ssvsags,
IS par, 2IX bid, ga asKes. =. $
b,surnncs Co,npantes.-- yirg.nts Ore and Marine,
rs par, IS Did; Virginia state, 20 par. 25k BID
Virginia Home. lou paI. 100 asked Merchants
and Mechanics, 10Upar, yOk bid 96S asked !Gny.
! 90 par, 81 assedi Old Dominicrf l90 par, 90
asked Commercial Fire InsuraDse Company, IS
par. rs asked
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. River AND Ksnawta Pask-
Il, 12h par, 10A. bkt;: Old Dorxauioz, Steamship
Company, 1Oepar, 30, bid, TIN asked
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Minor Items.

NoRwALK, CoSs., January 24.-The resi-
dence of Joseph Iugersoll was destroyed BY
fire to-day. Loss, 100000; insurance, $780,
900.
OGDEN, UTAH, January 24.-The Central
Pacific express train east is snow.bound at
Wells station. E r-a &.
Boston, January 24.-Jobn N. Pierce, for.
merly cashier OF the National Bank, was
tried for embezzling $3.50, 1000, and acquit-
ted. ....# ~" #.. '
ST. LOUIS, January 24.-The steamer ca.
rondolet, from New Orleans hither. has been
sunk eighteen miles below, with 700 tons of
sugar on board. She will be raised.
bermuda [no date).-Three shocks of
earthquake occurred here on the 7th instant,
lasting three minutes.
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Lynch Aaaw i'll west vfrgfnaa-A nor.
derer Hung-His Accomplics Com

1eSSESs
fspecial1eiegram to the Dispatch.l
BARBoURstILLE CABELL COUNTY, WEST Va,
January 23.--Last night large crewd as.
sembIed in this place and organized mob
OF about seveuty.five or one hundred men.
At 8 o'clock they surrounded the jill and
demanded the doors to De opened, at which
time Rev. 6. W. Young appeared from an
upper window and insisted that The men
should 60 away or keep aniet until he could
suish praying for the prisoners, Williams and
Mrs. Meeting, vino were to be put to death
10 few moments By the mob. The mobthen
gave him thirty minutes to perform his du-
ties as requested by the prisoners. As soon
as the preacher retired from the Jail, where
he had most seriously explained to both the
mob and prisoners their situation for two
or more hours, the mob at once demanded
the outer door to be opened which was DONE
In they rushed and demanded the keys Of
the Jailpr, and told him to conduct them to-
the prisoners cell. They unlocked the ceil
door and went iu, when the prisoners called
pitifuHy for the minister to offer another
prayer for them, which he Gid, the mob Civ
ing him ten minutes teIdo so. Then
they lied Edmond Williauas's hands be-
hind him and led him down stairs into
the courthouse yard, and placed him upon a
stand which they had prepared for them.
Fne minister again offered prayer, which
lasted fully fifteen minutes, after which,
the rope was tied. At Id O'Clock all the
lights were put out, the stand removed, and
the prisoner Williams was suspended. At
fifteen minutes after II he was dead. The
woman Meeting was then brought out,
placed before the hanging man, and con-
fessed that Williams and herself killed her
husband by three blows on the head with an
axe and cutting his throat with q knife.
Mrs. Meeting is in jail, and will probably be
hung.
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Enttrriro,u STANTON.
.Iurr-.,..Grict u he NIchnonu Dl9IMtCH.I
r..y ,-,;,-srA CgyyTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ggrgrB NLw.-.A SIGNIFICANT CARD, &C.

.,ary.,,..!r,c. Of the Richmond DiSpatch.l
Try AUGUSTA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
gurngH Ntw.- A SIGNIFICANT CARD, &C.
SrArHIoS, January q, 1876.
The Augusta County Agricultural So
c;a.y b4. .otlen into : m"What the condition
q The ,u,c society in regard 10 debt. y
mr",,n- OF som" niig of the corporators mas
hurg heidi presided over by }. Wayt Bel,
Esd. which committee was appointed
With Instructions 10 report the exact condl-
,f5ga, i,s Atflirs. The best spirit was shown
ly those present with reference 10 taking
r,..,,.,,- 10 clear oiT the Indebtedness. The
PRESIDENT Of The Society, \. NJ. Bowman,
En-. onyrcd to Give up all his claim for premi
Ln., At lac last Fair amOuntingto over 500,
al OTHERS who uad taken premiums which
AZ st unpaid, though not to so large an
amount, made the same ctf+r. Several cor
y5.at0rs expressed their willingness to give
az their privileges OF admission al the next
Par. The committee Is TO report on the
Saturday bforr ne February County Court.
The second Presbyterian church was
crowded a., night to hear its eloquent pas
tos'I;vy. McDulr Simpson.
XIV. Wilsln L. Baker, the able pastor OF
tn El!-' Frc,oy terrain church, is in Philadel-
I4j4, whore b. Ia, been attending the Moody
and SaEkey convention.
The $50 coming events in S.aunton just
now a:c the FESTIVAL of Ali Nations" TO
b. given for the benefit Of a circulating
library Tor he Y,un. Mems Christian Asso.
chiffon, SOD the martha Washington sup
PEI % be given by The ladies Of the Second
Presbyterian church on the "a Of February,
which. you viii perhaps remember, is the
birthday Of me son Of this Cstimable woman.
po>tsl card scut by distinguished gen.
tcmln Of TIL, section to Hon. J. Randolph
IHch": last seek read, Il thought you
would, and yea have" There is sermon
IN L. Pen.
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Markets by Telegraph.

ss ssT Sa xeRs z; } }s%isy s s ars
@s475; common to good extra western and State,
H i@3ssS Wheat guilt and steady with very
e1n lSS for White ZOE we aper reg Corn IN
active demand; 62@63c. for uugraded mixed: B3
@64c: for rev yellow southern, Oats quiet and
Cofee-Rio quiet; 1ens@20hc.. gold, for Job. lots.
sugar and molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice an-
Rturpenlins steady. Pork heavy !; new mess, S20.s5
prime steam,, i2Ss whiskey steady at siIoh.
.5 aa.'2 BALTIMORE. ass
BALTIMORE, January "a Flour quiet and steady
Haward-street and western superfne. a3.769
City MilIs aaperdae, $a9sa.b5 &nest Steady sissdy
land red, sI.s6asISso: amo oeo 81 A5ossa.as:
whi!e. 81 3O@$1.5 So. Corn steady: western Arm
s0shen Ths yellow Oats
Lard dull and steady: Coffee dull AND easier; job
bfng, 16S@2oc. Whis&ey dull at I'LL. Sugar
ste 10Y. - - 80
LOUISVILLE, January 24.--FloGr and grain qnies
and c unchanged; Provisions easier and nor quota.
sy Ggsr PSss n Tp eess sSs
Bacon-Shonlders, &C.; clear rib sides, 11Ac.i
clear sides, 12se. Hans-sugar- cured, lao. Lard
Tierce, 14ac.s key, 15c. Whisky, S1.O6. ~,
s'' 4. CINCINNATI. IL, go. -
chsnssd ' ssatcs and s0 ~ sa
Corn dull a. 4Od42c-; Oats quiet and, steady &C
35G942c. Barley dull and UNCHANGED, Rye steady
at s0c. Pork quiet and firm at $40. Lard Inactive;
steam, 12@l21e:- Bulk quiet and. steady.
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey In fair demand at
Sl.05@$t.06; closing at $1.06.
".. ST. LOUIS. -.
ST. LOUIS, January 24.-.F1our dull and un.
changed. Wheat dull and lower !: No. 2 red winter,
Sl.54H bid; No. 8 red winter. S1.37h bid. Corn
active; No; 2 mixed, 3a&@4Ohc., Oats easier
No. 2, 95c. bid. Ryeand barley unchanged. Pork
easier at 81 8. 60@S1s.75. Bulk .meuts dull small
lots at 7Rl 7Se for shoulders 1QEc; for clear rao
trade. Green meats dull and nominal. Lard duu.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA. January 24.--The cattle mar
kst was dull this week, and prices favor buyeys;
3,400 head arrived and sold ut TOXIC. for extra
Pennsylvania and western steers; 53sGBHc. for fsr
TO good; 4@5c. ~ h., gross. for common. as TO
quality Sheep In fair demand; 5000 sold at 5Hc.
Hogs were UNCHANGED; 5000 head sold at $4,000
$11 ap 100 lbs, net. .r..E ~ s.. .szsgf 4ss
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An engineering feat Of stupendous pro.
portions is under consideration, being no
less than the drainage OF the Zuyder Zee,
making that inland gulf, in extent two hum
dred and odd miles by about sixty, once in.
deed what, says the London Iron, it will
probably again be, fruitful plain dotted
with smiling villages. The HARLEM Lake, the
bed of which was overwhelmed by an erup.
ton of the sea in the sixteenth century, was
drained not many years ago by company of
English engineers. The Zuyder Zee dates
from about the time when Earl Godwin's
lands became a treacherous sandbank-an
epoch remarkable for extensive inroads Of
the sea along the whole southern coast Of the
German ocean. The addition which the
drainage of the Zuyder Zee would make to
Holland would be nearly equal to six per
cent. of the whole present area Of that eoun-
try, <..s.. .rt.s.t = .ss.4 .7saz-
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a TALE OF New ENGLAND HATE Stock
we'll worked for Holman in Millbury, Mass,
many years ago, and claimed dollar as due
when he quit. Unable to collect. he vowed
that be would call Holman cold Dollar on
every practicable occasion until the debt
should be paid; and be kept bis word,
thoroughly fastening the nickname upon bis
old employer. A few days ago Holman
brought suit for damages. claiming that the
title Of sold Dollar had injured bis feelings
and his business to the extent of $4,000"
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yalio.: 1oc::ssst losA IzNe.; PORTO a,ss. sxsss
10 ssa1 ssssaI ,sG aussis s5sss ~
II .oiss zoe, and faasy prices s seaa
. a1 sssst ssfsss1ss: u. Hi sfss
l95i.75 for strictly cf1oice 4
Hides. Leather. &c. gsse---
az. astdss: Green 41sc.: any saitea. eMi2e.; dry
sssIs 81 sl az Ser sated 70Sc; wet saisu calf
Ls,aasr SOC lsa.ber,oak. solsieasier,
aelsS Saaaac 3; country
ness nasa co aszSs Z fSos KIP a,. sos@s g
e.; sasfsk,ss Frsacn. s1.7seps225 q Is; rouss
Hver. steel. lsasIs. &c, a.
IRON: American refiued, old Dn,,4nsor r1sn
27.l1slR n. English and American ss.erf 4rx
53e. swedes. hammered. 67sS7c.: hooy. Ia 49,
A eassess. az sAsSa sas 20 n ss5 t.s
EdtS: Oid Donaiafon, $3.50 per beg for stard.
oSscassssss: W Ssoa sss' ss resa, Sc
Rope: Msnt1la, best. 23@s5o: late exc.
iss-FowI. $50; Psciac, GsS; Powhstan Rar6ona
g s9ps5phospessatSs: $so; Flour q Rawsons sSs;
suanahazi. $50: Turner's Excelsior, as&
a Powder, shss. Etc. t.e
! Fuse: Tay's mining, so. sec. Gs1.2s n Ioefees.
Potsdsr s5s7G by the I've kegs-sess than nye
Slot: ssTsSsrn. $40 sSse, q pas os 40 rs.
Grt1dasaaes: 1&6S2Hc. u H. ScgE
Eiooeice. tts7
{ lieorfce Paee-J. e. q Co. sic. r. b, CSC.
Az. O. le5c.: =. s. Co., BIC; r. s., 2Gc.s Anchor
S7c-; A. C>C- 2dc. Gn }. g., 2Sc. 4 sss91s,
80. Lumber. Slaves. Etc. .F
Lafubsr: White oak. s14.50 % 1000: Western
Vlrrinia poplar. 8nS@s25 q 1000: white pine,
3S5@S76 % 1900. Yel'"sS pine boards. 81S2S9IA
toiss. 81 2GelS. according TO lengths. Shlnr1es-
Fine. &2.69e1S5; cypress sx-Sachy $7.50MS1 eco
p 1000. Esths-Spht, s1.s sawed, $2@s2.21 ~
Stares.--W hiskey-barr timber. green. q 5000
Y 1000: seasoned S20fS$2S. q 1000. Flour.
barrel timber. &SGS7.5O q 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s79SS; hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
Ragsl Mixed cotton, skc.: white, 1000: WOOL
- 81 Liquors, Winss, &c. s3s5
!, Ale Scotch, best BRANDS, pints, &2@sasl5 "
Rsef.asa Wnsssess: Marias quiet; proof, nons-
nal at $780,: ste ttaS .E.s 80
Rye Whissevs: Medium, $I.60gs2; pure old.
S2GS4: Vireinia Mountain. new, $2aD92.50 old,
S2.50lgSS. b 0 ants upwards
Gin: Domestic. 1.25GI5a: importetS S5 case.
BrdrldteS: Domestic. S1.25@$2; fruit. 1850
y go: apple. nsw, S2.25@s3; Virgna peach,
Rum: New Eagrane. sl.s5@sl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz. SiaSS6. 4 $3.50 III
Mill-Feed. -
ShfDstuT: Csc. "a bushel.
Brotonstaf: 3o435c. " hushe
SHORTS 20CIs2e. VI bushei. &-g s
HSeat Bran: 2D@25c. u bushel,
Corn Bran: bSt@20c. q hushel.
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Mexico,

WOULD BE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SENT TO
TIE RIO sRANDE-FALL OF A METEOR. ~
HAVANA, January 24.-AdVices from Mex
leo to the 18th instant state that the journals
were still discussing the movements OF Por'
ferio Diaz. They assert that he is willing
enough to begin a revolution in order to
place himself in the presidential chair, but
he is without funds. His movements. are
closely watched. .,4-g.1..., 49,
Four hundred soldiers have been sent to
reinforce the Mexican troops on the Bio
Grande. --.-.-------- :,
A pyro-electric meteor recently fell at San
gabriel, Chilae. II struck an arched build
ing used as a woman's Jail and destroyed it.
One woman was badly injured, 80
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SwlNDLEa.-A white man giving his
name i, Dr.. samuel Wiles has been prac-
Ncing SwjudIe upon ignorant colored peo-
PIE, ii, style OF operations being TO go to a
house aud measure the lot, and inquire what
amount o! rent the occupant paid, stating
that under arccent nc, of the General Assem-
bly, rents had to be reduced, and that the
landlord, could only charge SO much per
loot always making il less than the amount
Iley "cIe paying. lie was modest in bis
cAAT-es, only asking as compensation for
eac,i As, ,smc4t toe small price oftwenty-tive
cents. lie bad taken in" several ignorant
co'oGtu people, and would have taken in
more bad not Oecer White taken him ip.
ne Doctor now has the pleasure Of serving
10 'ne chaIn-@aug for a period Of three
WoalAS.- Norfolk Dag. Book.
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Il DEMocRATIc Caucus. "A number OF the
Democratic members OF the House " no have
been disregarded 10 the matter OF amend
ments to the currency acts have grown tired
OF II, and are determined to have caucus
whereby they can agree upon measure that
will be referred to the Banking and Currency
Committee for action and report, and the
desultory presentation of bills on the subject
under the call Of States be stopped. Several
Of the leading Democratic senator's have been
consulted, and endorse The plan.- Washing.
ton telegram Baltimore american.
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=. SIiI FOR CLOTHES LOST AT HoTEL.-Joh Ohm
r. Coy!c recovered thirty-tive dollars from
;; D. d. G!ooons, hotclkeeper, by judgment
~ 'ne City Court on Saturday, in suit for
..e value OF clothes alleged TO have been
SSo.gA IRON boarders room in bis hotel.
N Wy. was bonder, paying so much per
"'th' ana suit Of bis clothes was taken
,.0A' us ROOM. II was shown his washer
j., :, 'n"n WAS accustomed 10 20 into his room
- us aDsene" by his permission, but there
, "'.c several skeleton and other keys to the
1 IyE" 0sea or Kept by the hotel.keeper, and
YH"5t brown thought that it was a case
W., "IeiC NE law cast the liability for loss on
VAC Observation-Disclosures Sun, Gath.
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The Mon Teal Eiopemenf.

New YORK, January A.-Mrs. Mckenzie,
after being discharged from custody, went TO
a hotel with her friends with the expressed
intention of returning home. Subsequently,,
however, she eAuded her guardians, and
leaving her two children, found her para
mour, Bridges, and the two escaped to
Philadelphia, where they now are, unmo-
Tested, the offence being uneStraditable.
Her father, Sir Andrew Allen, and his wife
are here,
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HOTELS.

A MEXICAN. HOTEL At3 fsEs
N ,M .-Esse.. -, ON THE tl.s s.& =
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN PLANS,
corner Of Main and Twelfth streets, Rtchmond,Ya
MR.. JOHN N. BALLARD
respectfully announces to the public that the
DINING-ROOM :. .
this hotel is reopened, and so'icis share of tn
public patronage.
The location of the AMERICAN makes 1t desira-
BILE for regular boarders and the travelling public.
Terms on the Am erican plan, 81 per day.
Rooms by the day, week, or month, with or with
out meals. D ia 19-5t
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l,,,, '1a@oTTE CusuMAE's ILLSEss.-MissC Char.
ton f u1saAan Is lying dangerously ill at Bos-
1is' sth=ring> have been so intense as TO
nav" ct&e administering of opiates, which
Ia'e produced violent vomiting and inflsmed
s ~, eancer !roul which She is suffering, Her
'"''ous condition.
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Rsnaf Frdgh.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, January 24.-The
Grand Lodge, No. 7, ]. 0. B. B., is 10 session
here. The attendance is large, delegates
being present from seven States. MIR. s.
Wolf, of Washington, D. c., delivered lee
ture on the Influence Of Jews to an immense
audience last evening.
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France.
POLICY OF THE CONSERVATIVE 3 q We

POLICY OF THE CONSERVATIVE -f $
PARIS, January GA BonaPartist associ.
alton, styled the Conservative National
Committee" has issued manifesto ANNOUNCE
ing that theyswIH support President Mac Ma
hon until the expiration OF his term 10 lSSV.
They will then demand that an appear 10 the
people be made for determining q future
form of government. $50 go =, 49, hi
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! EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL TAxATros.-Not.
withstanding all reports to the contrary, the
Committee on Ways and Means have abso.
luteiy refused up to this time to cake up any
bill that relates in the remotest degree to Gus
toms duties or internal revenue taxes. The
bills in relation to tea and coffee, tobacco,
spirits, beer, check stamps, and anything re.
lating to taxation, have been laid aside to be
considered as a general subject after the APP
preparation Committee have indicated it's To-.
rentions by the passage of some important
bill on the question Of reducing expendi.
lures. This will probably not occur inside
of month Washington telegram-Balti-
more american.
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, January 24.--The Tweed
million suit has been postponed fortnight
in consequence of the sickness of Dudley
Fields wife.
The officers OF the direct cable expect TO
connect with the Newfoundland terminus of
the line within forty.eight hours, and resume
work Te-. .. 80 ), (. # D. f. r
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Spain.
COMPLEXION OF THE NEW ooRTEs.

MADRID, January 24-The ministerial
Journals estimate that the new Cortes will
embrace about thirky.fve Sagostists, fifteen
Moderados, and three Republicans. The
remaining members will be supporters OF
the Government. s3s .ys.s.Ii.s 81 ~, j.
Senor CASTELAR, is elected deputy to the
Cortes in Barcelona.
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MARINE .INTELLIGENCE. I,
!. PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY "a, 1879.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers G. w. Hen Co., agents.
Merchandise and passengers. ". r, Porter, agent.
! Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatnm agent
schooner N. II. Read, Bensons Philadelphia, COAL
| J. b. Watkins. ;eG .3gsslg,i Il, .,s .GH ~ ,
| , 49,, STEAMERS TO SAIL, TODAY. s,ti.G ii
Steamer Old Dominion. walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers, 9. W. Allen q CO..
Steamer j., w. sEverman, Plat, Rblladelphis,
merchandise and passengers, ". I. rortT, agent a
John gfG
disc and passengers. L. B. Tatnm, agent. i 4slgl,
- t.s1.' CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ,,,ft ~
Brig Eeptune's Car tBr.l,' Pike, New York,
schoones Lucy Jones, Marrlhush, New York,
Schooner John Leuthap, Martin. New York, Jan.
Brig ?. NJ. Tinker, Barnard, Bio dc Janeiro. De-
Brig Moitke tGer,, schwar thips, New Yotk,Ja
Big Mariana L, tPor'.> Merces, New York,
BIG Alvin Kelly tBr.,. Kelly Baltimore, jana
Bsfk Pepita tGer., JazeR, New York, January
Schooner Annie 8. Gaskin, GaskiiI, Philadelphia,
Schooner Addie E. Ames, Achoro, Portland. jan
schooner Leonessa, Achorn, Portland, January
SCHOONER Paragon, MoroDg, Lubec, January
: s Schooner Lena n. co,tingham, ou:ten, New
Schooner Charles B. Mcshain, Quigley, Balti-'
more January 10th.
Schooner Lille Falkenburg, Falkenburg, New
S Srsooner Ii ?. Hayens Pcarce New York, JAN
uary 18Th. ..,,,, .y,,,x .s,st@
GENOA, January 81 :--Arriyed, brig hared, Han"
| dy, from Richmond, Va. 5a,gss3 S st} a{i-
.l NOTICE TO MAaIsERs. sfS
| Sotiee Is given by The Lighthouse Board that on
and after February %, le76, the ioS.6el az SneI.
| SacbIneTv during foggg or thick SHeatherrtwo
strokcs in quick succession at intervals OF thirty
| seconds. r.,.oraph4yE q5+s,,ss
new YORK, January. 24.EATriysd; Sorfnnss
Amerc1 WilmipgtoP City q Ssps ppsinsstsn
I vnn' aydeu, Adriaiic Arrived for kicnnoaa'
Bark PepiIa and brig aolske' i"a 80. 80
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SeDator-elect Beck was serenaded" at
Lexington, KY, last Wednesday night, and
100 guns fred in honor of his election. He
made brief speech, in which he said: "Du-
ring my thirty years of public life have
uttered no unkind word, entertained no
unkind thought, entered into no combina-
lion, resorted to no improper means, and
done nothing unworthy of you. will be a
faithful public servant in the high position
Of senator"
A white denagogue named Miller is re-
ported to be going about in the northern
counties Of Alabama urging the blacks to
petition Congress to assign them part of
the State as reservation from which the
whites shall be vigorously excluded. Plant
ers are complaining that his untimely and
sedtious addresses are producing much dis
content and restlessness among their labor
ers, though there appears to be no law I'M.
der which he can be abated, even as a nuis-
ance.
A number of the grape.growers Of the
Gironde in France have sent TO the United
States for slips of the Concord and other
American varieties of grapes, as the native
vines have OF late years, In many portions of
the department, been greatly injured by the
ravages of the phylloXera.
Austria is about to send $4,000 troops to
the Dllmatan frontier as corps Of observa.
ton, 10 be ready for emergencies. e.
M. Theirs, ex-President of FraHce, will
contest the deputyship OF the Ninth AKRON
disement of Paris.
The minority in the Spanish Cortes will
consist OF about seventy delegates, divided
among the several opposition parties.
The Sublime Porte has unoficially accepted
the Austrian proposal for reform in the in
surgent provinces.
Among the killed in the railroad disaster
in England was son Of Dion Bouccault.
The direct cable has again broken abou
40 miles west of Torbay, Nova Scotia.
Cardinal Antonelli is reported i'll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25
Tarr1h,c Weather In the West Indies.

Terrible Weather In the West Indies.
HAVANA, January 24.-Arrivals from San
Domingo report that terrible weather has
prevailed from the LIST to the 9Th Of Janu-
airy.
The French bark Van Dyke, the Domini-
can man. of-war Montresti, the German brig
Johann Carl, and the Norwegian brig
Adren are totally lost. A number of other
vessels were driven ashore or damaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

FH HsDoN OF CAPTAIN WApDELL.-A San
ysii., ~ dlspatch announces that the Ha-
W,JTs1u Government has pardoned Captain
acy@I' formerly of the Shenandoah, for
CONN. ac:s OF piracy committed while he
'-''Loed Confederate cruiser.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-25

u1r. .tt STUDENT DEowNED.-F. w.
d,tA'c' Of Newton, n. c., medical stu.
~ iI a.. ~ 'hc Mary lard University, was drown
81 saturday night by falling in Jones's
1,, ~,.s a. Tue loot OF Plowmsn slreet.-Balh.
'''t AAcricQE, 24h.