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National Republican COMMITTEES.

tf,sEsf 80
WAsHISGToN, Jan. 13.-The ma
tio,fal republican committee me. here
This morning and was called to order
by Ex-Goy. Morgan Of New York.
There was q full representation. The
committee then heard one member
from each cf the cities who ask that
the National convention be held at
the places they name.
Gen. Garfield urged Cleveland, O.,
on account Of Ohio being one ori' 81 the
closest Of republican states; Gov.
Noyes urged Cincinnati, and Mr.. Me-
dill, Chicago.
Senator Howe and Messrs. Williams.
Chandler, Gorham md Fulton, were
appointed ito prepare the call.
A ballot was had for plan Of hold
ing the convention, resulting in 2t
votes for Cincinnati; 16'for Philadel
phia, and ! for Chicago. No choice
23 being necessary. Th, committee
adjourned until tomorrow.
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j oslo Longmaid's Murderer Convict ed

CoNcoRp. N. H., Jan. l3.-ln the
trial OF Jos. I.aPage. for -tl,emurc4cr Of.
the girl, Josie Longmaid, on the 4,h
Of October last, the jury to-day rcnd-
cred verdict of guilty, and LaPagc
was sentenced to be hanged January
10Th.
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

Pennsylvanla Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 49, The
senate and house passed resolution
this morning requesting senator's and
members of congress from Pennsylva
MIA to vote ior one million and hal
dollars centennial appropriation.
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d tsw, .ssa sSe'@
Kentucky Senatorshlp.

CIScIsSATI, Jan. 13-The fourth
ballot of the Kentucky Legislature for
J.. S. senator was taken this noon.
1t stands us follows: Beck, IL; Will
liams, 35; Leslie,p21; Stevenson, 20;
Kelly.of Louisville,S republicans, l5;
Brsdley withdrawn. Sixth ballot,
Beck, q Williams, Sc; Leslie, 25;
stsyehson, I9 Adjourned
Iowa senatorship.
3ss Mo1Nxs, Jan. l3.-Thc sena-
torials nomination of -kirkWood last
night will not reach an election till
Tuesday night or u week from that
day..
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York.

NcW AOIA.
New YoRK, Jan. 13.
Money, COZ per cent.
Gold 1925.
Governments active and steady.
New York. Jan. 13.
WnEAT-Dull; No. 3 Chicago. 5000
1.0S; No. Milwaukee, Sl12@l.13; No. 2
Chicago, Sl.23W1.25; No. 2 Milwaukee,
Sl.24@1.oG,; No. spring, SL320n1.36; !;
winter red western, Sl.20@ha1.
Observation-Disclosures
ConN-Quict, without dccidcaSrhangc
new western mixed, 5ScAGGlac; old, west
ern mixed and yellow, 7lC073c.
BARLEY-Duli; buyers poor.
OATs-Dul; miXcd western and state
-!dMISc. -..--saa,
PoRK-Stcndy. Il: at:::saf:ta= 81 fta==.=-
LARD-lica.y. at II l5-1Gc.
WHlsny-Tl1lL.
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Cincinnati the Favorite Point for the
Next National Convention.
FRANCE.

LONDON, Jan. IA special from
Paris says McMahon's proclamation
has caused great sensation. The lib
erals blame what they call McMahon's
interference, ani apprchcnsions of a
recall of the assembly are expressed
The fate of the ministry is not vet de.
cided. Further announcements by Of
fetal journals are e.cxpected tomorrow.
LATER.
The cabinet in council today
reached an agreement whereby the
threatened ministerial moditicatinn is
avcr,ed. The journal Des Debots:
asserts that Leon Say remains a can
didate for Se,1te in Seire Etoise, on
the same list as before. The procla-
nation Of President Mcmahon was
published to-day. lnit-he appeals
--i-r-ttrc support of law and good .,ov-
ernment during the coming elections,
and ell,opes the country will receive the
necessary rcpoSorafter being distracted
by discord, agitation and misfortune.
He says it is known he did not desire
--''is present power, but having been in
vested with it, France could rely on
him to exercise It without weakness.
He hopes that all good citizens will
aid him, and the support Of the nation
will not fail him in the ful6lment OF
his mission
The president also says he thinks
the country's Institutions ought not to
be revised before they are honestly
,Iicd. The CONSERVATIVE and truly
liberal policy which he Away intend.
ed to pursue should prevail.
gale on the Algerian coast dam.
aged property to the, extent Of $780,
900.
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FINANCIAL.
RIcHMorD sTocK ExcHANaE.
SATURDAY, December 9, 1876.

Z = -sTa
Anertcar GoLd.-1O7 bid.
State Securitfes.-ylrTinia cefsols, Ga bid; Wiz.
ginia coAsols, new, 81 bid: Virginia fcndable, 20
bid; Virginia deferred, 84 bid; Virginia interest
certificates 10 bid;p Virginia Unreasonable cou-
5 city Securstiss~ Richmond city s,s. 114A bid,
lis asked; Richmond city &c, 9eA bid, 90 asked !;
Peterburg city 6's. ss4 bid Lynchbarg city S's,
sx s asaed ely ga gs
90 bid. 4s.t. s5st $3.50 9a.G-1ss
,RaiIroad Bonds.-Virginta Central Railroad
third mortgage 6's, J. and j., 75h bid, 80 asked;
sss bid Richmond and PeiersSuSE Raiiroad arss
mortgage Us, j. and D., 98 asked; Orange and
AlexmWta Railroad third mortgage Ss. NJ and
n, S1h bid, 81 asked; Richmond and D1avtile Rail-
s sosq ssnsasa 81 @ aRs n So ass
8's. j. and j., 60 bid. as asked; Richmond, York
River and Chesapeake Railroad and Steamship as,
j. and j., TN bid. s2k asked. ~ ~
Railroad, 100 par, 24A bid; Richmond and Danrilie
Railroad 100 par. s bid. 1903 - -
.Rank rStocks-Nattonal Bank Of Virginia, 100
asked planters Nasis,na 100 1as
asked State Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, "a bid;
Bank Of Commerce, rs par, 20 bid; Union Bank OF
Richmond. SO par, bid !; Merchants and Planters
sa,ipss rs BID S,iy 20 bid o
insnranes observation-disclosures Fire and Ma,
rine, 25 par, s5 bid. S9H asked; virginia State, 25
par, 2sk bid; Virginia Home, 100 par, 100 asked;
asSed: Ola D Dom 100 par lex asked Granite
Insurance Company, 100 par. ~ bid. S3 asked;
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, % par. IL
bid, 81 asked; Richmond Fire AssocfatIouS25 par,
1s asked. =, ~ 7s ti
Neutrality-suspicious. River and Kanawha Pack
ct, 12H par, bid, asked; Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, 100 par, 10 bid. 7s.t K =
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oFRICHMoND. DECEMBER o,ls78.

PORT OFERlCHMOND.D DECEMBER 0,lS26.
- III. ~: ARRIVED, SATURDAY. 54Et
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York,
merchandise and passengers, G. W.>Allen 6 Co.,
agents. n ,.s,,.
Steamer Fanita, Howe, Philadelphia merchandise
and passengers, ". p. Porter, agent .....r
steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. t. g. Tatum. agent. ..E.F
chandise and passengers, L. Is. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Charles L. Elmer, Corson, Boston, can
mel SSa g. Co.. Wisha Mason, Philadelphia
pia James FLYER, wood, Curtis 4 Parker:
Schooner Mary E. Simmons, Candy, New Orleans,
slate, Curtis & Parker.
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Steamer Westover. Skinner, Baltimere merchan-
disc and passengers, i. b. Tatum, agent.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, New York, mer-
chandsc and passengers, u. w. Alien & Co., agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
FROM Liverpool September 27, bark Fran (Nor).
: From FRI Liverpool November goth, bark Christina
From Dublin, November LIST, bark Charles f. Ro-
From Liverpool December Sd, brig soskommeren
iron From New York, November 25th, schooner sallic
From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner
From Philadelphia December 7th, schooner Snow
From MP Philadelphia December It'll, schooner An
ME S. Gaskill, Gaskil.
From New York December =, schooner Maria
From New York December =, schooner Z. X.
From From New York December :, schooner Crisis,
From New York December =, schooner James
Fro From New York December :, schooner Lottie,
From New. York December :, schooner E. 6 l..
Cordery, Hisbee. o,, .,,
P. Hallock, Sharrett.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Juan F. Pearson iBr.), johnson, from Rich
mond, arrived at Rotterdam December 7th. -;
n sSdoo az New G Haven December 5t. O
Schooner Anthea Godfrey, Price, from Richmond,
at Philadelphia December 7th. =, -. -, :, :. ,
:! u Schooner Fannie <. Shaw is ashore at Cage
n Schooner L. W. Shovel, Jackson, from Richmond
uia James river, at Baltimore December 9Th.
..1.,t @aI o. BY Telegraph. -
ts Bc aSes cy y New Ys4f
SAVANNAH, GA, December CARVED: Steam
ssp rnsa onS ssn 5acnto
bark MARYLAND, Charleston; schooner Ruth Oar
ling, Philadelphia survey mas besn PEG on Inc Inc
it ecnAnLEsroN, December CARVED: Schooner
Liverpool; bark N. X. Clements, Malaga; bark
bark Algeria, Amsterdam. Sailed Steamer City Of
Atlanta, New York; steamer Equator, PhiadeI
liverpool; bark Eliza Evelina, Amsterdam.
NEW YORK, December ;9.-Arrived: Montgom-
cry, Regulator. No disasters to coasting reported
sIs5 DISASTER, .2
BOSTON, December BRIG Whitaker, from
Philadelphia for Portland, with coal, was driven
ashore last night on Woodland Bar, Cape Cod. She
will probably get of without sertoas damage after
dischargng.
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blowing At the rate 8, seYenty.ave miles s. per 81,

hour. :
SNOW AND w1ND-sToRM on THE HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEpsIE, December "A terrific
gale prevails along the Hudson. Most OF
the steamers are moored. There has been
a heavy wind and snow-stor1n, and the
railroad trains are detained.
SNOW AT BOSTON. !.
BOSTON, December 9.-Fifteen inches of
snow has fallen here. ..s., ,5l
The Brooklyn Calamity.
RECOVERY OF TIE BODY OF MURDOCH eHE
# ACTOR. nr a.Si
NEW YoRK, December 9.-Workmen,
while engaged in clearing the stage yester-
day, noticed strong odor that proceeded
from heap OF bricks near the left presce-
MUM box, and came to the conclusion that
there was body beneath it. This morning
the bricks were carefully removed, and be-
meath was found the charred body of man.
The right leg and about one third Of the
right side OF the trunk escaped the flames.
The head and the uppert part Of the body
were consumed. One OF the fremen no.
ticed q piece OF black velvet attached to the
knee. This fact caused the belief that the
remains were those OF Murdoch. They were
Afterwards examined fully and identified as
being those Of Murdoch. The body here
tofore supposed to have been ;Murdock's
must be placed among the unknown.
OTHER CASUALTIES CAUSED BY THE FIRE
NEW YORK, December 9.-Mrs. Sarah
Goodrich, aged elghty-two, who became
demented from the loss of relatives at the
Brooklyn Theatre, has committed suicide.
J. Stemson, who was injured in escaping
from the fire, is dead.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE MEXICAN COMPLICATIONS.

THE MEXICAN COMPLICATIONS.
MATAMoRAs, MEXICO, December 9.-The
merchants here have been called to a meet
ing by General Reveultas to consult whether
they would submit to forced loan or per-
sonal labor on the Notifications. It is
thought that the invitation involves some
scheme of plumber preparatory to the flight
of General Reveultas. President Lerdos's
fight from the capital is confirmed.
CIRCULAR LETTER TO THE REPRESENTATIVES
g".. OF THE PORTE ABROAD.
C0SsTASTINoPLE, DecembaT 9.-The Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs has addressed a
circular dispatch, dated December 1st, to
the representatives Of the Porte abroad,
declaring that the Porte is not responsible
for the deplorabe condition of some Of her
provinces. Energetic measures were only
taken after all conciliatory means had been
exhausted. The Porte is now on the point
of introducing reforms which would satisfy
all her subjects of whatever race or religion.
Safvet the Pasha, in conclusion, points out
that Turkeys attitude Of moderation was
the surest guarantee for the introduction of
reforms, and therefore the Russian arma-
ments and Russian occupation are uniusti-
fed.
wAR-TAX LEVIED. a,..
OONSlAN1 lNUPIIE, OCCCluUCl al
Ignatietf, the Russian, and Marquis Sails
bury, the British Ambassador, had long
interview to-day.
A war-tax of fifteen prosters has been
levied on all males between fifty and sixty
years Of age.
Franco.
LIST OF TIE MEMBERS OF THE NEW CABINET.
PARIS, December 9-Midnight.-The fol-
lowing list Of the members Of the new Cab
met is circulating here tonight: Duiaure,
President of the Council and Minister Of
Worship; Barbour. Keeper OF Seals;
Simon, Minister Of the Interior. The other
heads Of departments are unchanged. This
gives the Ministers Of the Interior and JUS
tice to the pure Left. The question is
whether President MacMahon will accept
this list, to which the majority Of the Left
consent. ... $685..
THE POLITICAL SITUATION CONSIDERED VERY
SERIoUS-DIRECT CONFLICT BETWEEN THE
LEFT AND PRESIDENT MACMAHoN.
PARIS, December 9.-The political situa-
ton is considered very serious. There is
now direct conflict between the Left and
President MacMahon. The latter is asserted
to be Influenced by counsels which, though
not reictionary, are unfavorable to the Re-
publicans, and he is resolved not to yield,
while the Left are equally resolved to carry
their ends-a state of feeling which renders
a compromise difficult.
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DRY GOODa.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS I
LEVI HEXTER'S,

LEVI HExTERs,
627 BROAD STREET
A beau,ifulgualitv BLACK and STREET-CO dor
ED TW0-BUTTON KID GLOVES at 50c.; -,
Handsome BROCADE DRESS GOOD at 25c.;
RICH-FIGURED REPS at 16s and zoe.
Elegant BLACK AIPAGAS Mt 26, 80, and 35c.;
Excellent BLACK CASHMERBsa at so, 75c, and 81;
Real WATERPROOF CLOTHS, in Blue, Brown,
Gray, and Black, at greatly reduced fgufess q
Endless variety of LADIES' and MISSES, CEOAKS,
SHAWLS, FELT SKIRTS, BALMORAbS;
LADIES, and MISSES STRIPED HOSE, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES;
LADIES, and CHlLDREN,S FURS, &c.-all will be
offered at great bargains ); Il 100
We also have MRS. MOoDY'S PATENT ABDOMI-
NAL CORSETS, adapted for stout ladies';
INFANTS MERINO CLOAKS md CAPS and
CROCHET WORKS speciality. Call early and
examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
New PATTERNS FOR STAMPING inst received.
de4
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p,eagh Z. Castings: Wholesale. 4a4A4s.;; retail
Hops q Ii best. 1ea1se.; iute. exc
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.lg 2
Braaidiss ]: Domestic. s1.25as2: fruit. Sl.35@
$500: apple, new, o. SO a$2.25; old, $2.25
@f yirgt ma, geash saa ss;oo.
Rys Watsksus: Medium, q. 5o@s2: pure old, o.
AsA; Virginia mountain, new, szGS2.se; oil
Gin Domestic, ss.s5asa; imported, rs a ease.
Ltcorfcs Paste: q. g. q Co, Sic. =. r.. Csc.
A. o. c., 23c.; K. 4 Co.. 24c.; p. g. 25c.; Anchor
&C.; A. G. G., 26c.; G.y Ga csc.
lumber. Slaves, &c. 4.
yn sf pop ants sa z So S sae
sSe@s11ss 1900 ysSy %
Els aoS sfSase sfss Sawed saWsa
&apes: whiskey-barrel timber, green. s1s@s2sY
SO ss@sso 1853 oSe
@ss: ;hogshcsd-hoops, no demand; hickory hoop,
Rags: Mixed cotton, s4c.; white, 4c.; woolIen
! 20 d. Hfill.Feed. dir
aaips.ag:: 4oc. 2 busbel. 80 ,..'s
a s ssorss. sss a9 sssb, susnel 's
! Wheat Bran !: &c. . bushei. @
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushel ~
3 Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse; Toys mining, s5e;@sl.25 g 100 feet.
tess, ss.s5 slassnE s$;sssSsss;so; :, . : -
Grindstones: is@2Hc: 8 d.
@ Wood.
sa.9Sass.a5 Pnemseasoned, ssass25 ansea-
soned, SO 50@$2.75. lse "ti.t e
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A SLIGHT DIPLOMATIC DIFFIcULTY.-Phtt-
qdelphiu. December S.-Last August num-
Der OF petty thefts were committed In the
French department ut the Centennial Elk
hibition, for which guard named Arthur
l.. Smith was arrested on suspicion, but nc
quilted by the jury. Smith was again placed
As guard in the French department, which
caused great deal of dissatisfaction, and
he was finally placed elsewhere by General
Hawlcy. To-day Smith had Captain Au-
frye, the delegate French commissioner, ar
rested for SANDER, and he (Aufrye) was
held in five hundred dollars bail. AS Cap
tain Aufrye is entitled to immunity from
arrest, being connected with the French
consulate in this country, he intends to
make it a matter Of diplomacy between the
French consul at Washington and Secretary
Fish
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December 9-Gold opened at 107H
Noon.-Stocks dull. unsettled. and lower; New
York Central, lO2A; Erie 81; Lake Shore, 56h;
Illinois Central, So; Pittsburgh, SO; Chicago and
Northwest, ssh; Preferred, 5Sh; Rock island,
sab-Treasury balance: Gold, sse,2s7, o1s; cur
Essning.-Money, S. Sterling unchanged. Gold,
1O7A. Governments dull and unsettled; new 5s,
11Oas. States quiet and nominal. fa s@e
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans increased $l25,O0O: specie increased
AZ 100000 legal-tenders decreased S3, 600 !;
deposits decreased $2,500,000; reserve decreased
$4,000.
BALTIMORE.
saIr1acRE. December o.-Virginia 6's, defer
red, 61S; consols, 6SH; second series, 34H. North
Carolina 6's, old, IT.
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The HARPER's FERRY PRoPERTY.-Mr.
Faulkner, who represents the Harper's
Ferry district Of West Virginia, made 8
move to-day initiatory to the establishment
again Of Government works at that point,
or at least of utilizing the immense water
power there for the benefit OF the Govern
ment, by offering resolution directing the
Committee on Military Affairs to inquire
first what the purposes Of the Government
were in purchasing the property, and, Sc
condly, whether it would not be advisable
TO establish an armory, there again as 1t ex-
listed prior to the war Washington spe-
cidL-Balttnsore American al se-,.s-
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THE SUPREME COURT AND THE PRESIDENCY.
The proposition OF Carl Schurz to refer the
questions arising out OF the recent elections
to the United States Supreme Court does
not meet with favor from either Democrats
or Republicans. 1t is not believed the
Court could decide the issue without taking
testimony, and it would be impossible for it
to acquaint itself with matters OF fact OUT
side Of the legal questions which present
themselves by the4th OF March next. OBJ
lection is also urged against placing any
such temptation in the way Of q body which
is expected to represent the very embodi-
ment Of purity and honesty Washington
special baltimore 4meric0n.
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morrhods or Piles, Neuralgia, Throat and Lung Dis
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBURGl
-gl Y RAILROAD CoMPANY.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG$
~ EAlLRoAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING DECEMBER 3. 1879. trains
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WILL. THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION BE THROWN
INTO THE HOUSE ?-THE PRESIDENT AND AT.
FAIRS IN COLUMBIA, -.

WILL THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION BE THROWN
INTO THE HOUSE ?-THE PRESIDENT AND AZ
FAIRS IN COLUMBIA. -.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-Professor
Seelye, NJ. c., says,that he believes the
presidential question will be thrown into
the House.
The President to-day, upon application
by card for confirmation of the statement
published that the Cabinet yesterday deter
mined to sustain Chamberlain as Governor
de facto and de jure; to recognize the
Mackey House and not to withdraw troops
from the State capitol, &C., replied that
there was no truth in the statement. 4j
THE SENATE COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO VISIT
THE SOUTHERN STATES. 4.
WASHINGTON, December 9.-The Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections at their
meeting to-day discussed the best plan OF
conducting the investigation ordered ythe
Senate under Dir. Edmunds's resolution.
It was resolved to send sub committees I'M
mediately to Louisiana, Florida. and South
Carolina. The committee for Louisiana is
composed OF Messrs. Howe, .Wadieigh, Nc
MILAN, Boutwell,, Salisbury and McDon-
aid. For Florida, Messrs. Mitchell, Teller,
and Hooper. For South Carolina, Messrs.
Cameron OF Wisconsin, Christiancy, and
Merrimon. The committees are expected
to leave Monday. i,
All questions of law regarding the cleo
tions in Oregon, Mississippi, Alabama, and
Georgia, and concerning the eligibility OF
presidential electors In all States, were re-
ferred to subcommittee, consisting Of
Messrs. Morton, Logan, and Kenan, to re-
port to a full committee ut future meeting;
until which time ali action regarding the
four States named has been deferred.
The Geld Weather.
SNOW AND LEET AT NEW YoRK-THE MER-
IA Curry AT zER0--sToRM-sIGNALs Up.
/! NEW York, December o. There Was a
slight fall OF snow here early this morning,
zero. storm-signals are up. There has
been heavy. sea in the Upper bay, and
Sandy Hook reports furTicar h & y
Second Dispatch. ~ 5 15 &. .5;s
NEW YORK, December 3d. The wind Mt
Sandy Hook at 10 o'clock this morning vi as
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CPECIAL ATTRACTION!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!

Out OF our large and well-assorted stock We will
offer during this week the following special har-
gains:
FIGURED and BROCADE DRESS GOODS, zoe.
worth Csc;
DRESS GOODS, 25c.. worth 35c.;
TYCOON REPS, zoe. worth $685.
CACHEMIREs, soc. worth 75c.;
ALL-wooL CACHEMIREs, yard wide, s7Sc
worth 81; .,,..
CALICO, 6s aHd sac.;
BLACK ALPACAs, 3oe. worth Soc;
BLACK ALPACAs, 4Oc. worth 6Oc,:
BLACK ALPACAS, eOc worth 75c.;
BLACK SILKS, 1925, $3.50, s1.75, go, 1926
: $3.50, and So;
CORsETS, 50c. worth Toe;
~ CASsIMERES, 50c. worth 75c.;
CAssEiEREs, 75c. worth 81;
CASsNIEREs, 81 worth 1926;
CASSDIERES, 1926 worth S1.75:
CAssRrEREs, 81 80 worth So;
BLACK DOESKIN and BLACK and C0LORED
CLOTHS very cheap.
In order to reduce stock OF l'1
LADIES'. GENTLEMEN's, and CH1LDREN'S
wooLLEN UNDERWEAR,
we will from this day offer them at 25 per cent. less
than they can be bought for anywhere In this mar
ket -....4
We have the handsomest aud cheapest stock of
CLOAkS in the city" so all the ladies say.H Come
N ~" COURTNEY & POWELL,
-uo27 8l5 Broad street.
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r GEQUANTIT1Es OF NEW GOODS
u are being received at
no17 CARDozo, FouRoURBAN co.'s.
T, ARGE SUPPLY. OF BEAUTIFUL
CLOAKS just receiyedat
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ENDLESS VARIETY OF FELTsKIRTs
TALL colors) just received at 2.4.
nol7 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & CO.'S.
CARPETS at 37a, 40, As, 5Oc.. and up, just
received Ut
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS just re-
ceived ut
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SILKS, all colors and prices, just received
nol7 CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN & CO.'S.
COLLARS CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
sCARFs and all the novelties of the season just re-
ceived at .CARDoZO, FoURQUREAN & CO.'S.
no II
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND COL
ORED vELyETS just received ut
nol7 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN Zoos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-11
THE NEW ORLEANS RACES SATURDAY.

THE NEW ORLEANS RACES SATURDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, December 9.-In the mile
dash Eva Shirley won; Cora Lou second,
Madge Duke third. Time. 1:524.
In the Consolation mile race Cornelia
won; Henry Owen second, Shutdown (colt)
third. Time, 1:50s.
In the four-mile heats General Harvey
won; straightmick second, Whipsaw third.
Time, 1864, 8:20s.