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sTCLE BROTHERS WI, ID order b. clcse al
their winter stock. from this date offer DRY
GOODS at prices never before knaEns to 4hls trade
THcooS REPS wse r. We sye n, sIc aSss,nv
ofer them at only zoe. which rs one cent below
1906 pieces Of the BEST sTYIHs PRINTS !
4 ,Ss & k sEssSss s 8 ss s. j.
Ibess goods arp of The very bsss brands. snd IL
call special 90 them, as they hare BEEN
ssv sG se s araes Pes Mo-
e HAIRS In the city, and caer them &c costpdce
aSsrkahiaN eRspEs fa nasl4as as
Don't sai ,o pi ioos al these goods Il ysu want so
sSsi fSls Wells and CREPE ooLLkRs-a hhs
ssSfEes % aseplsb
Examine sor BLAoK: SILK at 50, which i aes
knowledged the best goods for the price In the
5y SsE best judges 81 sks On
sad s5s. 1ssasss sssn IS %. sad sSs a' s
Look aisa o Gdf B aSs fSf a9s aEa
T S5lSss ana sasETNss relied priees
f9EEsPfsa i Ssny I Issa from op.
Afaii ines ss PLAIN and TWHLED FLANNELs
wH4s io e sfis at reduced
Ho tsIHa ia5s: CALICO COMFORTS 4 GLAD.
UssEEse GRd Hssf & e 81 Il
BLg gts JED KNITTING. COTTON and eorTos
An excellent y rive " o.suirToN ooLoRsD KID 81
75c. worth $l.25; go
LINEN Linen TasIE-ooTaHs,N NAPKINS, TOWELS,
LINRN and COTTON DIAPERS, reduced In
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can he rensSff VIII 6ous OPT lion, and we
.shpl agatn lie witbsn co16tifutionaf .fmisa.
tfons on tbs sni jess sef finapes.
ttir. -Heniy O; carey aiyes this as his

B Me- HeafF q. carey gives this as his
opinion of Secretary BrIstow's financial
policy as set forth 10 his recent report:
ss1That OF all the centriysGess We have bad
since the first adoption Of the McCulloch
policy for snbiagation of The. Workingmanto
The will Of bis employ er. and Of the farmer,
TIE manltfactu rer, and tha merchant to the
absolute will Of the mouey-iender. It Is the
one entitled to take precedence astthe most
Injurious aud the most ertain to PROV efec.
tive. As described by Mr.. Lincoln, and as
It really was Under his administration, our
Government was one tof the people, by the
people, aud for the people. And hence
the wonderful power that was manifested
throughout the war. Since the promulga-
ton Of the McCulloch manifesto. In the
autumn Of 1865, it has been Government
OF the money len der, by the money lender.
and for the money.iende and hence the ex -
Ftraordinary aud hourly easing weakness
that is now so clearly manifest: sdl
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~ sATCHELs! SATCHELs! sATCH.
ELS $500, from large bankrupt sale In New
York, to be sold at Just about one haf OF sregu
lar prices; - itss:Z3 4.I re 49,
CANVAS sATcHELs at sl.25, $3.50, $l.75,
SO, 1925, and $3.50 worth 80, 52.25, 50 .75,
"a. $3.50, and s4-all Of this lot are lined with
leather, and have the best frames and locks thai
are manufactured !: l1' ti.,t
LEATHER SATCHGII at 81, 81. Is, and sl.26
worth So aud $2.26-ali leather nned. ,Ih 4.
above are the cheapest satShes SseT EpS, II
two We s'a and FoUR-BUTTON OPERA KID XII
GLOVES. Sit .Tas2gt - s :~ss: lalHt1a3
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The Richmond Dispatch, one Of the most
energetic papers in the country, published a
double-sheet at the beginning of the year
filed with Interesting statistics Of trade, &C.,
as well as giving a good deal of information
about religious matters in the State Of VIII
lginia.-!Southern Churchman:
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DEATHS.

=
Died, on the 9th of January, at 2 O'Clock P: a.,
after a lingering illness Of twelve years, Mrs.
WILLIAM THALHIMER, In the ftty-ninth year
Of her age. -
Peace to her ashes. : GH3 ~
Her. funeral Will take place from the residence,
No. 601 Broad street, THIS (Frlday1 AFTER
NOON at O'Clock. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfuy invited 10 attend. g - q;
Baltimore, New York, and San Francisco paper
will please copy. y,,,,t.f., s.ff 49, -"
Died. at Stockton, California. December 40, 1875,
CHARLES RUSSELL ALLEN, son Of The late
James Allen, and formerly resident Of this city,
in the forty-f year Of his age, leaving wife anu
daughter. ~. sf,,,fs4 !. =. y:.s,,a.r ..;1r1h
Died, on the 9Th December. in Scott county,
Nv, on the works OF L. B. Vaughan. Clncin-
natl southern railroad, NELSON B. WASH, OF
Louisa county, Va. t3iG. iza.@o& 3a& .GEi>@"
Died, in this city. january 9th, Mrs. ANNE w.
PAYING, wife Of John A.Payn In the si1ty-si1th
year Of her age. -! ,.,,s. ,,,s..sr,
Friends and aeauaintances q the family are IN
vIted TO attend her funeral THIS tFriday 70 ~.
Ming at sH O'Clock at the Clay.street Methodist
church. - - .,-,.. =, .,j,s.,y
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T,he ru6lie Debt

Whatever may be sssd ef The other fec,
lures Of the new plssfor funding the pubs
:iicdebs ef Virginia, we think It pretty GER.
tain that the Legislature will never agree 20
compound any more pasa-due interest on her
State bonds, and will never agree that any
executive officer shall have the power to 10.
sistuie measures 10 compel the payment OF
the Interest hereafter to accrue, orthat any
court shall h1Ye power to order a.leyy OF
otherwise to interfere withthe prerogatiyes
sof,the Legislature. That's eli. 81
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The Winchester Times publishes for Il e
FIRST time letter from General WAsHisaToS
to 4 reslden., in other days, Of that part OF
4he State. All the letters written by Gene.
raj WAsHIsGfoN that We ever saw--a good
nlIny--Weie signed $50. WASHINGTON, .
aaa whenever ne see one signed, as that 10
LIS linses is. g WfAsHiNGroN, we can't
nsip tassns some doubts a. 10 lis genuine
aess.
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EgWE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO our stock of GOODS suitable for mems and boys
wear. We have large stock OF FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC LoTHsCA VESTINGs,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS, KERSEYs, JEANS,
audTW EEDs; ALL WOOL GAsSIMEREs from
81 to $I.75 per yard; ENGLISH DIAGONAL
CLOTHS at IS per gard worth %. This stock must
be closed out 50 we have fixed our prices very low
ja7 ta LEVY bho1Rnn-so'
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For The DispatchJ 3Titt3+ s.s

FLOR The Dispatch.J 'Iitt+ sssj i<if stairs
-. Cur Taxes ita ,t:1i't.t7 I
The writer OF your first article relative to
city taxes is not opposed to improving the
streets. He is in favor of it; and fit could
be done injustice to other interests he would
have the streets so impro yed-so graded and
so ieveled-thatnot only coal-carts, but all
other kinds OF carts aud vehicles could 20
from one end of the city to'the other with
bali their present team. .rszs'' St
But the question is, Is it BOW the proper
time to spend the money? With taxes
really at two and a halfper cent /, with TWEEN
ty.f7e per cent. Of the rent of property alb.
sorbed In city and State taxes, with hundreds
Of houses in all parts of the city vainiy cry
ing for tenants, with many OF the most prom
iueut business.houses vacant, with the to.
bacco interest stagnant, with iron and other
manufacturing establishments lauguishing,
with the grocery and other branches of bust.
ness dull aud Improbable, with thousands
of our population out Of employment, and
with poor prospects for the future, is it-he
would put the question to every candid
,minG-a time to add one cent to the already
immense debt of the city? On the contrary,
| is it nottbe time to curtail every expense, to
abolish all useless offices, und to reduce sala-
ries of all employees Of The city, from the
Mayor down, to the rates they were ID
1896? ,t ssa5 II -t}hJ's % 'zf.st =, -. ~
increase of debt means increase Of taxa
ton; and if property does not pay q fair in.
tcress now, what will be the inducement TO
build upon the improved streets when the
taxes are higher? 9" hHi''@ s7t,s@ ~
Feow-citizena, arouse yourselves .1s@ /
Set YOUR face like flint against dollars
Increase ofthe ~city's debt /
. Demand decreased expenditures and d.
minished taxation, oryou will all--property.
holders, mechanics, and laborers-fnd your.
selves overwhelmed with deeper prostratlon
than now Expresses you, and with q load OF
deottba will crush )you'to the dust. E'ilsg /
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The New York Herald is very severe IN
It's criticism of Governor TILDEN's message,
accusing him OF having gone half way over
70 the observation-disclosures The World and
the Tribune do not seem to see any heresies
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! ,i.''s'lEUaAl,E Is &C.

49, SnId,lssr, CA Is BnIe GETS OF
isas s,t,T,I. ia cUrras s, aness5 AvATH@ mat on
atAoc. worth 5esss ~ $ ) -. ~
RUPFLEsfor tiie neck ass ov :. ~
uer dozsn-fne latter have !. ace saga 49,
r.ndias, LINEN COLLAEs st b PC, AHa 81
nor ozsn worth 5nst double the .aoney ],
HAMBURGH EDGINGs and INSls.nfi i.sos s,zs :.
20s, and mp 70 Sl.Se PEE 4.
the larrest. best assorted and cheapest stock In
this city; SD, 81 S. e ~.
and gentlemen ~. y Z
HEMsPITcHED HAND
fKERCHrEFS Tor ladles aid gentlemen; i
LINEN sHIRT-Bo soMS at s2es 80, 3d. 35,and
"a: MP TO Toe; so s%t@ 5est,,, =
sHIRT-Bo5oMs at 7oc,-S1,
Il i, and 81 .25; at t.gS "a LEVY BROTHERS..
sEWIN6-MACHIHE NEEDL rs mt &C. fsjs7
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. iii ~. = L.. "a.
The; NeR-Year,s No. Of the Richmond
Dispatch isfa marvel in the way of statistics
and epftomIzed statement OF the doiDgs Of
Richmond in all directions during the past
year and the present status, OF. all ito leading
Interests. tits the Richmond world In minia-
.ture. s; 81 !. .fsz.s ...se, 40 sf.;;;
We congratulate the Dispatch upon its
enterprise in collecting and summarizing
such a mass of valuable matter, embracing
as it does facts and figures full of encourag-
ing evidence that our capital city, in spite, Of
disasters which would have overwhelmed q
less, resolute community, is stridiDg forward
steadily and surely to distinction among the
cities of the country. - Winchester Times.
! 1t must crafty every citizen of Richmond
to see how kindly the papers in all parts Of
the State speak of this city. 81
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:. E5-. CLOAKs! CLoAKsl CLOAKsltA,
But few left Prices msrked down to the very
lowest figures A few ;fna CL0AKS Lett to be sacr
ridced. $50 cloaksIeduced to $50; $50 cloak 9 re-
dnced to $40. We Intend closing out this stock SO
Ii ron want cloak to cost from IS 70 $50 eau at
:, ts's!2 80 LEVY BRoTHERs'.
Twu. and FoUR-BUrToE ! OPERA BED
GLOVES. $3.50. ,..:1 ,.., - 5a7
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Our correspondent at New Baltimore, Vs.,
tiled to say in his letter which we published
yesterday:
ssIu this [journall vllage.gossip and criti.
ca Essays are prominent" DC.
But the printer put a comma after village
The village will doubtless be too hot to hold
him long.
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de ctssTEsNrSL gxHlBrTioHs

ienriv, = fiav. Tf,e cordn1uni eAsteB Was re-
Iferred. s;}ss
Hs cE f'' sAh,oitloFss:
for the purpose Of paying the expenses OF
the transportation and exhibition OF VIZ.
einia minerals. manaiastures &ey q. she
SECOND Iea aquua .,r,, and .cu,rz onnose,,
m ss@ ~ 49, M. d.ocatad III mas
aae uii'' anu ga - - .. -. - 6
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MARRIAGES.

Married on January S, 1876. at the residence Of
the brides parents, by the Rev. Mr.. Tyler, Dir.
THOMAS ORORICK to Miss V. d. FRANCES
WINSTON. 385 " SO +
Married, January S, / S76, By Rev. @. G. Biting,
y. D., in Inc Second Baptist church. MIR. FRANK
III. CALDWELL aud MIss A. MIMIC ADAM;
both Of Richmond, Va.
Married, January 5, 1876, by Rev. c. C. Biting,
D. D., Mr.. ALPHONZO LEWELLEN and Miss
Married, on Wednesday the 29th OF December,
Caroline county, Va. by Rev. James D. Coleman,
WILLIAM G. WILSON. OF Richmond, Va, 10
Miss NJ. OLIVIA COGHILL, OF Caroline county.
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Z, We return thanks to Ben. PERLEY PooEE,
Esq, the editor, for copy Of the Congress.
sioaal Directory for The current session.
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aTeoRsETs. coRsE rs GoRsETs
CoRsETsat 81. is perpatr- would |
a bargain at $3.50; 49, 5ss. ~
Extra quality CORsETs at 81. so worth 1925
Also, CoRSETS at 40, SO, .75c., and 81 pair at /
Ia ~ g. ~ - LEVY BROTHERS >.
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The Halifax Record is not In favor Of an.
to the Centennial. :, ......r-
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"TAxEs'' must serd US his name, before
we will consider the question of publishing
bis communication. U = - -
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M BLANKETS AND COMFORT

:, ,~ BLANKETS AND ! COMFORT
,.@s a,s ABLES.I ss...frr ..,.,;
WHITE BLANKETS at 80 worth "a 80
WHITE BLANKETS at $3.50 worth So;
WHITE BLANKETS at - worth S6; ..sst.is
WHITE BLANK CTS at SIS worth $3.50,
WHITE BLANKETS at So worth $40 5 -
Also, BLANKETS at 81, 50, 80, 80, s12, SIS,
and eli per pair. ''.,z.' - Z;
We intend sacrificing this stock, and Invite ali
purchasers to give Gs q caii.------~-
- ~. LEVY BROTHER 81
A large stock of COMEoRTABLEs Of our own
manufacture. s.s..stt..a.-. s..s ja7
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;4nI Observation-Disclosures
lNAETs!-DREss-GooD EEsrN ANTS FOR ladies
and children. I'm pieces from 3 toll yards. to be
closed out at exceedingly low prices, at
i "a r. .iiea}Gi4if9 45tLEvY;BRoTHERs'!
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oh. yes the Dispatch has got the figures
to prove that any weather is exactly like any
other weather, past, present, or to come.
What can the fellows who don't keep Stats
tics do !-Guide and Ne.oS.
Why, you upgrateeul man. we published
those statistics to quiet your fears that the
warm weather indicated another earthquake.
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Ng SHAWLSca can he had at low prices a
- LEVY BROTHERS.. Prieeshaye been married
down Just as low as they can go. = -,fjaT |
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&100 REWARD.-MR. ROBERT SAM
DlUU UEL BEDFORD lef: his residence, No.
81 north Third street, between Broad and Mar
| shah, on last Thursday morning, December 29tb,
between and b O'Clock, and up to this time, has
not returned. AS he was quite feeble from 2 late
spell OF sickness 1t Is feared he has met with some
accident .s. 10 -! sttE1L = l5..stGt - II
Had on when he left q black sloach hat, black
cloth oyercoat, and dark panss ae was a h3SS
spare built gray beard hair partly gray both hair
and beard recently trimmed, stopped very much
when walking. He was last seen by an acquaintance
at Ave minutes before Soclock, same mornins; cor
ner Of Grace and Madison streets, coming down
Grace. -
above description seen on The free bridge, act
ing strangely, by gentleman, who saw him get
over The railing and then gel back again. Thinking
this very strange thing, be called frlenas atten
lion to it, and turning 70 look they found the man
missing. AS this occurred about 100 yards from
the Manchester side, they concluded he could not
have walked that distance In such short time, but
must Eaye jumped in the river They looked oyer
The water. The above reward Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS WIN be paid for his recovery, dead or
alive. ...i,.f.z sa W. ~ hEpfOElIs.
ia eodtf l3O3 Maln stteeI.
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|
40c.;
soIfDgcoLoR'Pop and eAEPAcAs, &C.,
:, reduced from 10 to % per cenf-;.2 90 SEX
WORsTED FIRING Els, all colors,. TO mattel; 90 ods
/ &C., J., .ustsy.sEl SOS <Iysl9 .zlU9
3 BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS; n susats~a :
| BLACK and COLO sf,}uzs osti
SILK PoPLINS, &c, very cheap; ,.i1i3,E
tDARK sEAL-BRoWN SILK PoPLrNs ct ooc.
BLACK AL PACAs exceedingly cheap -, ~.
!BLAgE MERINOS, Ga CHMERES, CREPE
| DCCOTHs, and other mourning goods at The
| ~ 1o,;est nrfces 5ttagu| - .i5NiI4&i 80
WHITE and COLoRED TABLE.LINENSa and
g;r. NAPKINS. sHEETiEGs, CoTToNs, FL An
/, /, NELs, TOWELS, QUILTS, &c, at the TerY
bottom prices; ~ 9t;tJeF tents t:g3lgaEa1 i
BLANKETS, sHAWLs, SKIRTS, oLoAKs,& &C.,
CAssIMEREs, WATERPROOF, CLOTHS,
JEANS, &C., the greatest bargains OF the sea-
son; ...f IS p--. 4, -,
100 dozen LIGHT and DARK KIDS, two, three,
and four buttons, at sc. per pair worth $l.25
rs dozen L1G 1T and DARK KIDS, two buttons
at 81 worth $3.50; -
SO dozen INITIAL LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs
Al at csc. worth 40c.. and at SOC. worth 65c.;
100 dozen LADIES and GENTLEMESS SILK
I ssOARFS from csc. to 81 apiece; -
AL large line of WIDE and NARROW RIBBONS /,
and INsERTINGs, sHIRr- FRONTS. &C.;
LADIESe GENTLEMENS, and MISSES MERI-
sNOVESTS and DRAWERS sold very cheap. In
fact everything viii and must be sold, as have
SO give me a call and secure some OF the great
bargains at WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
de 80 AZ ia 4: t.lts Sol Broad street.
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s1rssss,, I'D al stiil ujlsaia. mi ss 30 r4,
|funded uiys or abe aacfning Peyen1e at mn
|sariyi days THE comnunlcsetoB Was re.
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PERSONAL.

a CARD.-An affair which occurred here
n during Christmas week, ard to which was a
party, was recently noticed in the Whfg in a man.
ner which causes me.to publish this statement OF
facts lEft -E"lG issi# ~ HNtH haE -fE no
sent communication to- Major j. W: Green, Of
Culpeper, which was alleged to be an unconditional
challenge to fight duel. After reading the letter
Major Green said, Il will answer this at the proper
time,'' he being about TO leave on. the train. He
held the letter In his hands for six days, and
then {" aa,sloered by swearing out peace
against me, which he followed up by another war
rant of arrest under the anti-duelling statute.
This may have been prudent, but it IS said to be
the only Instance of the kind ever known in this
latitude. Ja7.lt*1 ROGER JOHNSON
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DRESS GOODS

-, ,.,n. DRESS GOODS; 1si; Ygt
lbe largest, best, and cheapest stock inthe city, As
Intend closing out my entire stock Of dress goods
persons wil find It to their advantage to give me
call before buying elsewhere. y asE"t'.l ~. ~
PLAIDPoPLINS reduced from 25 to 16c.; =.
PLAID POPLINs reduced from 37sto 25c.;
PLAID reduced from so and 60c. to
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Senate bill to preyide for the regissratio OF
OF the voters of the city of !Danyilie. .is
Adjourned at 2:15 2. M II tui>tG |
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General Assembly of Virginia
THURSDAY, January 6, 1876.

THURSDAY, January g., 1875.
.,ig~ag.ff 4.b SENATE. *t.J1 .a'"l| /
y Lieutenant. Governor THOMAS in the chair.
No prayer. r,..,. g,,....,..
q House bills to prevent pulling aud leaving
fences down, &C., and to amend section 10 Of
chapter, 90 OF the Code, 10 relation to unlaw-
full hunting, were twice read and appropri-
, 1876-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

IIEnE AND THEnE. .-ThB scow Lousa tg missing
on Lake Huron, and 1t Is fearca IL lost with Ill
handa. The scow Ealma was soll by tho Cnilcd
States Marshal at Two Nlyots last Friday. !. ..rhs
Eric Oitpnfeh atAtes that Capt. Miner, pf tle prop
Arzono, has hccn transferred, with the crew. to,hs
prop Annie Young. which takes the placc of ths
former vessel, nowlald up at lluao. Thu Depart.
mcnt OF Public Works for the Dominion Of eanals
have had party At work during most Of tho summer
deepening and widening the Canadian Channel II
in NccbtAh Isapids. They have given no,tcn to
Captalns and skipper not to ascend nr e4cet tie
rapida while tho rcd Aag, the signat of lusyrr, =
flying When It Ia expo,ltrnt for tllem II, pAs4 tho
red Iag Will 1c lo,yHre end white ting .ll4ayet.
vessela passing either way will never hr detH1net
iny 0f tho Quebec l1arbos Commissioners, held IN
Friday, CyrllD Audit, licensed ri1tt, WIS susErA-
cd for ntnc munta.s for cantlng tie collision be-
tween tho steamship NyarAn and The cltca!5
!,nui!co, 10 being III charge uf the stram.ltp
!Nyanza: AZ the same meeting, Louis Funla!nt,
licensed pilot was suspended fIr onc ,ont, al.
!1,xnE the Iity 0f Muntre4I u run aAture l'rea
lAlnMd In fNK The Btuanlllryt Hilton. sunk 1t
hanlstse, ID to DO raiae ANa will be rebuilt dur
sfns thu, coming winter. Hho. vii! rccvi,n :
schr Flarida arrived ut Kingston On Frl,Iay with
onc of tue largest carEocs uf curn that las csef
been de!Iycfe! At ttat port, passEts thrnu4h iho
Welland Canal wltsout tral,shipmrnt ~. 5pI hi-
Thn ll4refufd Mnd Mouthlanc werg alsn It Kingston
by mud. d.scow nuuF AlaNburs, Wtl!nlt ua,lhi. on
Wednesday,. The Woodruff WAS bully ilaIa:tI
Tint Sic auhk but shd viii not iI.pe.e navigation
At all. THIS tug Wadswottll sank fa tic canal. a.
nsorainE, but MAS raised auA towud u vnu sle u
noon.
, 1876-09-26
l,i I'1.LEGIlApII,

To tbs Ttsttrr Isso'tAted Irtsa
NEW YDnE, Sept. 26.-Oold opened at 11O!s md
closed at 10, borrowing rates. ! o.ts. Carty.
liz rates, l.
In railroad bonlp, New 1cracy Central tconyerti-
blcJ advanced to ~, but later fell od 10 a5 Chit
cagu & Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
declined to b5, dU registered rising ~ vlE. One
lot Of sat, ono Milwaukee Is St. Paul snking-
fuuds brought 49, Union Puclac arst sold at lD7,
sinking. .fulls ut 0lh, md Central Pacidca at
llOH. Lchlgh It Wi4csbarTe consolidated do
clincl 9!l, bling offered AZ hU. New Jcrscy Cen
tral consolidated qrsts wera offered at 81. stato
gecusItcs werc quiet, ..-.......... .....
1he stock narketat tht opening was quiet on nnr-
snw rnnse Of fluctuations. IN tho general list pricrs
Saturday. st. Paul ahnres Jed tts decline, c9n,-
,on falling from av!i 70 l{. preferred from " 70
@ ssr g. Suw psstat cea r. f3o
II INC closc un Saturday to 0s!i. hut afterwards
lost Thy Improvement lIstSm advanced t. l1y,;,
lowrr.. New foEk csntra, declined to. DJA
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toI. 70 H. md eiossd a uo segalsv and gos seii:
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Money market casy; 1IGl3c.
lhe Assistant Tsss:assx dls6ursed So. 600.
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FluAT GAIL. . ..-...
oss? Tas;ts;; 3! 55ss! @ ~ ss,s ss; g.
bce, and u. .ul18&al .usk for The year.
Uat4-5, wv b4 suIer October at 3&c.
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Whent moderately active and shade Chaler sell
tng a for 0ct0tct nnd clyaing a. 8i.U.6e
t.}t. November closed 81 05H, and SEPTEMBER was
| Offered 1t &l.G ~.
.Curn was quiet at 44Aa44hc for October.
tiat4 cOsel II 3:T1&s tJ1c for fIctnher.
Freight room MAJ taken for ~, wv bu corn.
Trofisan& Wcre Inactive.
Last CALIa
Etss pork quiet and slIaac hrMcr for tho year,
thu uiet fuiures hctuK nonna October wa1 Gu0tut
At k1 maid; -, November at 75 AMI the ytar at
Sl47014. TN with Aat1 Of $50 bt1s seller tho year
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Lnsl quiet md unchanged, closing ht tlu 1j for
October md So 11&U.1 IS for tllu yGAr.