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Gnmbctta on Mac NHhOu'- Proclamation Vic
Tor Hmm for Ihe SrnnIc.

PARIS, Jan. li.-rhe RtHd'qle FGncdtsc Che
organ Of NJ. GambettO regards the Irocl,mauon Of
President NJ cMahoa Yesterday rs confirmation of
republic. m institutions.
The { uucu-lcacral OF the Der ,rtnent of the Seine
have uuulunied for tlr ~rLlfe Nt--f- victor Hugo,
Lous ilaAc, Fluqu't, frrYciAc,, fnd INlein.
". Leon Sly Aas iL-tru ftI tuiNlHn. &c officials
In tie Finance Ministry not 10 cuAut,t thel.stiNcs
Win the Erctpra agt u'n, tD vote according 70 their
cuuNictiIuH uut net To participate 40 any llaAliosa-
NOns eIilor bslOre VI az Z me .lcclOns
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.-the Stockholders Of
the Mouut Morlah cemetery Company by vote o. %
to yesterday aiopted An Hmenimcnt 90 the bylaws
prohoiuns he transfer sale Of any lot 10 any colored
itirun NtAtNN, tr ine burial of any cuurud person
WITHIN tie mits OF t4r cemetery.
Inls acton NaH tahtn ou account OF the trouble
shout 90 lu ml Of lenry no. tnc co Ored caterer,
Nacs' hOli stil ic- IN RECEIVING vault sW ang dc
olsOn mon. the auprlme CuuIl.
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More Indlc,mrut-in Milwnuisce.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. 1.-THE Grand
Jury Of the United states Circuit Court has ro-
turned six additional indictments against
partips accused of dcfrauding the revenue.
Leopold worth, a diatilicr Is charged with bnO-
lug officers. ANA eN supervisor Mum, cX special
seil, and cX-GHugeis hccdin-tOn and Tenny
are CHARGED with receiving hribcs.
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BERLIN, Jan. H. -A An armistioe has GER
tain,y been agreed upon between Church and
State. The Roman corr pondent ot the GerniaH'I
OUramoutano orlanl states that UNDOUBTEDLY Prince
bismarck Is seeking niOiu, rirendi with the Vatican
The NGhG, seut Chlcial Roman newspaper says ulat
the Vatican has charged certain German prtlntes u re-
port the condition under Which the PTi,Sau bishops
sLAu be allowed TO hubmt to the Falk laws.
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HARTFoRD, Jan. 14-Mr. Warehsm Grlswold,
who very suddenly Of spoplcKy early this mornng,
was OF the hm OF GnswUid, Whitman WEIGH OF this
city which has a branch house ia New YORK. city lie
Was also President ot the Hartford Liio ana Annuity
Comp NY and one Of our most wealthy anu prominent
C't.zens. lie " slxy-plgHt years OF aSc. MI Hrls.
void went TO New YORK on business ytstefdsl aud
cauno home Ia the evening apparently In good health
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Ono rrrm nnl, of Four y cnr-.

wAsuiNGToN, Jan. 1.-THE House Committee
on tne judiciary to-day, on motion Of Mr. Lasreaco
Il Ohlu, who previously voted with the majority OF tho
committee. rec usiatIcd IT'S action with reference TO
the ll.lt Of M PiC-ilcu lai tenn.
Tho CON uitte. after di tusslon agreed TO present
cOftitu lUnnl ht moment Alns the term ui Tie Ircsi-
dent four years, thereafter lUrtftr making The
iarumocns VI The laesdtntlal office ineligible Tor
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Decker the champion pedestrian, walked
from Newark 10 fila icth, nil. tu 30 minutes at
ing swauz minutes AID 10, land 10 minutes.
At the Newark Common Councils meeting
last evening, tltnY NouugWn- appoint tllY l.t.'
4. W Cross, cry Attorney John Ml- Cmef u Police
Dayi Il Benedict, Chcf Engineer nt tlr fire Drrart
mrnti John tlraYcr, lax ltrHINtri ". II. WIN ms,
cay TREASURER aud w. W. Morris, street Conmls-
ainupr
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MoDItR, Jan H.-1his morning a nre started
IN the OF of he bu ding ou So Fr.nch street.
destroyed the entire hlocN bounded ON 81. Francis
rect ON the south, ST. Michael street the north.
AniHl street ON tur cast Hnu at Joseph slrct IN lhe
Wtr Nith the exception uf tue ltIA II Mobile, the
I.glslers otic., Ga, od Wutrrn lnun Telegraph Of
nee. and toe OH express ofuce. Ine loss wlll reach
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The nohcminn's vile Found.

The wife Of John wohnoutka, the bohemian,
VI Morrisanis, who was lost on the 9th inst. while
changing cars at the Second avenue stables was
found ny the police Yesterday and sent to bellevue
Hospital Unuble To speak English, she had wandered
In tie slrrets aud become partially nsaue Size Is sup
posed 10 have toOO bur when found she was destitute.
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CAIRO, Jan. H.-rhere have been important
Egyptian successes In Abyssnia Tho capture Of Gen.
Krkham. an Englishlnan In the AbyesinlAn service.
aud other English has been reported, but
the noNs 10 not authentic.
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In the Masonic Temple, nt GOO 0ck tomorrow
afternoon tho Ma4ons OF th' lhryn necond ahd tmr'Y,
tird degrees wiz pay me hunur' OF the Acuush re to
the bOdy Of fuwad kdiy, VnO dled ~ jamaica west
inults, On tAe ION ult.
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Father James MoGill, tie dcposed Catholic
priest serving term OF ninety DAYS in the Hudson
county tN j. Penentiary for yagrancy ana ntOXica-
ion, having =, fused TO WCEt ~ To conform " lne
prison rules been placed In cars cell, aud Is fed
lu OIeug Hu,. water
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The Soldier Question in Newark.

In the Newark Common Council lust night
resolution OF Councilman Ure, that no hOnorably dis
charged soldier or selor employed m the re police
departments he removed except tor cnarFos pretprred
voiced down hi "A party vote OF IL Democrats Tor
the resolution AMI rs Republicans against II.
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LONDON, Jan. lit Is reported that Queen
NictOras coming visit to COhurg reference 10 he
pqioachiug brIrOtnal Of nor daughter, Princess
Beatrice, vita German Prince.
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The colored Librar.un OF tho House.

wAsHINGToN. Jan. 1.-THE Clerk Of the
House retains the ooloruu man, SMITH a Librarian on
the ground that he is Indispensable. Boss sAepAorI
thought him yau.bs durins his reign. EsCongress-
Albert Of Baltimore testhes 10 his greet services
~ ho plf lW urftAt democratic tou-l' -tLun ia a
Mar lanl dl. rct met ec-e ur tao cOuus 90 winch
bOTucr the Dis ret Of Columbia, ANA sluDh M.gru
urr SAYS he u -rclt rhtr tor The Republican cause.
lnaly he Il one OF the DstIcl Police ConinlssVAers
IA IN
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. 1.-THE operatives at
III ckstono struck to-day, and the mills were closed
No mil ut Lonsdae did not fun tQsay ana the olhcr
mills m tbat village had Only bDldl force, II the
strike continues ell tde mills viii SHUT down.
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A mad steer became separated from a
herd In North Ninth street, Wilhamsburgh yesterday
nj capght sussn lleck, og,d tnirte years, on its
lOine mi threw her In TIE air. Sue t, heavily, And
Was proLubl fatally injured. A policeman killed the
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LANCASTER, Pa. Jan. 1.-THE Hammond ana
Bentley revival meetings lGst night and tonight In the
the Opera House, the largest ever held IN this
cltY. Hundreds could not gain admissiun TINS Is the
thitcchtn gi ncaI as can DO asctrialncd De
tween 600 ano 800 persons have been converted, ana
mauY more uudcf conviction.
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Seven thousand dollars worth OF silk was
found yesterday by Inspector Shsnges and Capt Ben
st, OF the Custom HJusc might wach. concealed IN a
hUse suibcTTi street. Tue goods said to ha, e
been sinlsslc1 lutO this port from the steamship
Aduatc VI the White scar line.
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The street Car handful.

Police Onleer David MARTIN had his pocket
uics.u ol NuW Ntlr's Day iu street car. Gc1rge
ftA, ono Of tho Two thieves who ui ihu stealing, Was
sentenced yesterday TO three years IN STATE pilsOn.
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Keronene Amin.
NEW JERSEY.

philadelphia, Jan. n-lo-day Eliza Cos
tellO Of TINS city, Nhle attempting ~ light hre wh
coal OH oauly burncd that hor io is deepaed Of
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Partly cloudy weaih r and light snow, with
rising Temperatures utntry 10 westerly NindA. Aad
statIonAry or slowly hlInk bArlmeter.
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Returns from nll The Wards.

At the close VI yestCrlny's cOntost tho sonfe
stood: MAlisuu /, Baycs, 10, II COnOYVr 10 10
Dlckermai, 1, o., III Jones, L. o. o. l,l
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A BrooNyn Uommi..ioncrship.
SPARKS rRoM run 1ELEGRAPH,

Mr.. Allan Campbell told tho Mayor that he
wuud accout the tomuasionersnip Of Pubic works Il
his nomination should be approved ~ tAe Aldernrn.
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A J,rovI,Iyn DIin,.ter,s Chanae,


The Rcv. W. II. DAVIS OF the Simpson Motho,
DIST Chlrcu has accepted cal to the at Jaca ChufeA
llarltf
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Tho anti-Iammany primaries last evening
elected mea who aIo hostile TO Ialnmany Han.
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Read tho story OF 1woed's escape and the
startling reycAtlons Of nye yhara' life oss Of the
RING" IN the tutl5 Joarhat No 10. Sold W all news
aeaers-AdO.
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His nrst appearance. Sec the DOw Of New Yora
Vut " dRY,-AdV.
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AUCTION SAFES TnIs DAY.

B- on an saies oft Redt !Estdte made 6efeoeen
the 1se OF Jdnudfg and 1dst Of June the fdEes5or
the pressnt gear Hapeto be paid by the parchassr.
on an sftes made betpseh che Est Of Jnie6'ad tdst
the pearthe,ta.res hGusto be paid byltte seller.
fThls custom was adopted ahont .een years S $40
piles to Richmond and vicinity .f.
Main street, household furniture; and OF IL NJ,
bar-1xtures, &c. II .,r4t.stt,.atgs. i
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co, 6 r. NJ, commits
sfoner's sale'of wharf property between water
street and the ship-locks1 saT;n = s-3fs
j. L. .APPERSON,1 81 P.s NJ. warehouses Nos.
1913, 1ll5, and 10l7, Dorth side Of Basin bank il
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
N. M. LEE, r. NJ. house and lot on jackson street
between First and Second streets. ~-" ~ =
FRANCIS, T, ISBELL.y6 2. 81, two small framed
teuemeDts on Shook alley between DuVal una
Baker streets. ~ Z rrri.,,E IS,
BYERLY & POWELL, 10 A. M. and ~ p. NJ,
bankrupt sale of gold and silver watches.
s
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DIR. C. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMho
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure SIGN
headache, nervous headache, dyspept,o neauacn.,
,,eura,gia nervousness and sleeSaessness, and wiz
cnre any case, Price, SO cents. Sold by all drug
s,ists. Office, los north Eutaw street.
-. ~. .. BALTIMoR z, July 81. l S74.
DIR. G. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHANAo-
Nile PILLS have cured my wife of sick and ner-
yous headache of ten years standing. She had 1t
every week or ten days, and suffered almost every
thing but death with 1t. We think these pills are
worth their weight In gold. 81. ..
-.-., ...s.,.s .a@te ~ Rev. II. A. SCHLICHTER.
For saleby all wholesale and retail druggists
$500 ~ r. PURCELL, LADD Co., Agents.
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POLICE Court. YEsTEDAY-JuStice Joseph
j. White presiding.-The following were
fined: Rose Jasper, s. for creating dis
turbance in the house of Thomas Fitzpat-
rick; John Cross (colored), 81 for unlawful
ly assaulting and beating Robert johnson
on the 18th instant. .H."'' .... ...'
Michael Casey, charged with being drunk,
was ordered to leave the city. =
Four or five OF the colored women who
were before the court got into row be-
cause one advised another not to buy milk
from party in the neighborhood because
the party's cow had ga broken horn and a
short tail, and the milk would turn sour
sooner than any other" Two OF the par
ties. Bette Southal and Mary Green, were
fined $3.50 each and costs for disorderly
conduct. and Mary Green was bound over
to keep the peace. The Others were dis
charged.
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.HABEAs CORPUS CASE DISCHARGED Ye s-
terday morning at 10 O'Clock Charles North
was brought before Judge b. r. Wexford,
of the Circuit Court Of the city, on writ OF
hobeas corpus. On Wednesday North was
committed to the city Jail by Poice-Justice
White on a charge OF desertion preferred
against him by Captain William Il. Burch,
master Of the schooner Bessie Morriss.
North was discharged from custody by
order Of the court and without any opposi,
tion from Captain Burch. 200 80 A..
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The Late Outrage.-Joseph Turner was
arraigned yesterday morning on the charge
of committing an outrage on the person OF
Pallas Boyd, small colored girl. He was
sent on for indictment. Bail was asked and
refused. Whereupon writ of habeaS cor.
pus. returnable at II NJ, to-day, was sued
out by Messrs. G. D. Wise, S. Brooks, and
B. A. Hancock, OF counsel for the defend
ant. ,
Isadore Schwartz, as a participant in the
same ease, was bound over to keep the
peace in the sum of $1,000, Max Schwartz
being her security. .... .-.a..a.t =
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THE mURDERsm's SENTENCE.
EIGHTEEN YEARS IN PRIsoN-THE YER
DICT is ACCEPTED. AND THE MOTION TO
SET 1T ASIDE wITHDRAwN-A TALk
WITH THE PRISONER.

The Hastings Court room was crowded
YESTERDAY by spectators anxious to know II
the Judge would pass sentence on W.: d.
Faherty, who stood convicted OF Killing
Charles RI. Childs on the night OF the Ith OF
June. AT little after ii O'Clock the priso
ner was brought into the courtroom by
Deputy-Sergcant Briggs, and had bricf
consultation with Mr.. John S. Wise, his
counsel.
. MOTION wITHDRAWN. -
When the clerk, called the prisoner before
the court and asked il he had anything to
saw why sentence should not be passed" ne
replied, without any visible. emotion, -
have nothing whatever to say" Mr.. Wise,
the prisoners counsel, then arose and with
drew the motion TO set aside the Verdlcl
which he had made on the day previous;
The Judge then passed the sentence in &C:
cordance with the verdict Of the jury, and
the prisoner was remanded to jail. there 10
await his transportation to the penftentiary
for eighteen years.
A Dispatch reporter approached Faherty
after the sentence had been pronounced.
and found him cheerful and courteous. bic
said: d am in a bad way. but ] can plane
nobody but myself | had no earthly IDEA
that had killed my friend. 1t was great
misfortune. and feel that must suffer the
consequences. There is one thing certain.
though: | will certainly behave m!seh
wherever may be placed
The prisoner will be taken to the peniteh-
tiary this morning.
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For the Ladies.

Messrs. Editors Gentlemen,-Willy you
please say to the ladies through the columns
of YOUR valuable paper that some OF the dry
goods houses will close at O'Clock Z. NJ.
from the 18th Of June till the lst OF Sepeem-
Der. .... $50
lime 49, 1876.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The estate of Manchester enjoyed a
degree of salubrity yesterday only tempered
by the heat and the reflections Of the citi.
Gems thereof of the fleeting show presented
by the things of this world, and especially
evidenced by the prospective removalof the
county courthouse from the city to its old
position. Judge Clopton went up to the
old courthouse yesterday morning to look
after the repairs contemplated. Proposals
will be made to-day by ambitious builders
and architects, and the successful bidder
will be known in all probability this eve
uinp
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EXCURSION Down THE RIvER.-Next Wed
nesday, the DIST instant, there will be an ex,
cursion down James river, and a picnic at
Currs Neck. for the benefit OF Union-Sta
ton Methodist church Sunday school. The
barge Green Bush has been fitted up espe.
ciallv for this occasion, and the fast tug
boat O. A. Arnold has been chartered tc
tow the barge down the river. The com
mittee in charge will do all in their power
to afford pleasant day to those who accom-
panv them. Refreshments will be served at
city prices by ladies of the school. The
boat will leave the wharf Of the Old Domin.
ion Steamship Company, Rockets, at "a
O'Clock promptly. ... sf. ".t
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GRAND GROVE OF DRUIDs-OFFIcERs
ELEcTED.-The Grand Grove Ancient
Order of Druids Of Virginia, which has
been in annual session in this, city for the
past three days, adjourned last night, after
having elected the following grand officers
for the ensuing year: John b. Vaughan,
N.'G. A.; til. Courtney, D. &. a; WE
liam E. Cree, grand secretary; e: e. Tnon,
grand treasurer; John B. Newell, grand
marshal; G. T. Dean, q. /. g.; Isaac Solo
mon, G. O. G.; T. l.. Courtney, represen-
tatlve Grand Grove United States. -'.
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CARRIED TO THE PENITENTIARY.-Dep
Sergeant Briggs yesterday afternoon carried
Samuel Washington to the penitentiary, to
be imprisoned five years for forging the
name of Mrs. William Brent to an order on
Thomas f. Gill
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, 4.-N0on.-StOcks dull but
strong. Money, 2. Gold. 1125 EXchange-Long,
4ss: short. 400. State; quiet and nominal except
Virginia. new. Governments-Little doing, but
strong. ..
Ersning.-Money easy at 2@2ls. Exchange. 4Ss.
Gold. 1254m1 12i. Governments active and stroug.
States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE. g -
BALTIMoR E, June 14.-Virginiu 6s, deferred. 81:
Virginia consols. 667a; second series, 3d. North
Carolina 6's, old, a. - ~. ''. ~ '-.
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INDICTMENTS BY THE HENRICO GRAM
JuRY.-JameS L. Ford was indicted yester
day by the grand jury OF the Henricc
County Court for felony and miSdemeanor
and his trial was set for Saturday.
Ernest Gcrmelman was indicted for shoot
ing COWS.
The grand jury adjourned until Satur
day.
The court adjourned until Saturday.
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VESSELS CLEARED FROM THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO WHARvEs DURING MAY.-Major
Bremond, general agent Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, has loaded
and cleared from the Chesapeake and Ohio
wharves during the month Of May. So YES
sells, Of which four were foreign ships, all
carrying 10000 tons. The establishing of
their Tharyes has added greatly to the in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-15

THE PEOPLE WANT PRoof-There Is no mea:-
cine prescribed BY ph5siciaits os sold by druggists
that carries such evidence of its superior virtue
BoscuEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs.
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or ANY
disease of the throat and lungs. A proof of this
fact Is that any. person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try It. Regular size, seven
ty-fve cents. PURCELL, L4DD & Co, wholesale
nnants - tiEI-l -, o.. - 10 i..LE Z IL q -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-15

DISPATCH PgINTING-HoUsE.- order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have added well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CHINERY and sKILPuL IEcHAsIcALE TALENT,
warrant lis In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most expe-
ditIouD manner, rs fisl' 81 80 -
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d. / have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of ..B SELBCT." controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and. find ii
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family :pur.
poses.-J. B. McCAw, b. d., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College of Virginia. s ....
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FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

/. RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE, :,
T. .,.}fgsi - WEDNESDAY. june ID. 1876.
/! sALEs.-s1 900 Richmond city eight per cent.
bonds sold at ll3. - WIN
American Gold.-1l2 bid. I.s!f..rLI.,
State sscurt ties.-V! rgipia eensos, Soy bid 66I
forest ertIeates1 asked Virginia taxrscelvabe
'v GHtg S6eaTit city SIS, icy bid.
IL asked; Richmond city 6,s, 90 bid 95a ask go
Gs1s cS Ely So @ a GSn effsa a
s aSSs e y3ssS R sS este HH
Raiiread Bonds.zC Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
6's gold, b. and n, 29l bid Virginia Central iSil.
roat third mortgage 6,s, j. and u rs bid, q
mortgage 6's }. and J.,65s bid 671 asked; South
side Railroad first mortgage preferred S's w..
IS and j3a 5d
O. To- asked Rcm sn and
Grange s and aiexandra Rroad third mortgage SIS
NJ; and ~ 60 bid, Ss asked; Rlshmopa and sc p Pan
vile Railroad is 6 M ana a A. o and
81 bid Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
Railroad and Steamboat 9,s, J. and J., s2h asked.
Canal BOndS.-JameS River and kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6's. N. and n. 49, bid.
Railroad SocRs.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par. "a bid, ~ asked Richmond,
cent. guaranteed. 100 par, 924 bids Richmond ana
Danville Railroad 100 par, bid, s asked: Pied;
mont Railroad, 100 par, bid; Seaboard and
Roanoke Railroad common. 100 par, 973f asked
Seabuard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, luo
par, 973 bid. -. .r. ,ol,,
Bank Stocks.-First National. 100 par, 19a bid,
1872 asked; National Bank of Virginia, 199 paS
1O4k bid, 1OS asked; Planters National, LOO par,
1909 bids State Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 81 bid
Union Bank of Richmond, so par, a5zs Did, AZ 2
asked; Merchants and Planters Savings, 20 par, zu3
Bid: City Savings, rs par, "a asked; Richm3 on,
Banking and Insurance Company % par ~ hld'
80 asked; Citizens Savings 20 par, 20 pa. md ,-
rinr. Is par. 37h bid 50 asked Virginia State, 20
oar, ri bid, 80 asked; Virginia Homo, 100 PR,
97s Bid. as1 asked Merchants and MECHANICS, 10y
Dominion, 100 par. 20 bid, 80 asked; Granite
Insurance Company 100 par, 70 BID 60 mas ask @1,
hid: Richmond Fire Association, 20 par 23a asked
MiSceiLnne s-James River and kanawhi
Packet. 124 par, s bid, Ii asked; Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par, so asked. &c.,.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE. /

- PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE IA, 1875.
Hre rrdH i.ft. ARRIVED. ,H@t. ~. . rz..''f :
Steamer Westover. Skinner, 4Baitimere, merchau-
disc and messengers. L. d. Tatum, agent
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passeng: rs, L. D. Tatum, agent
Schooner Kate; Thonias, Baitlmor Wlieat, Duh!op
- s9S'''' s,.S5sc CLEARED.
Bark Satama {Rns,l, Flenkenberg, k,ea, petro-
leum MeIssner, Ackerrnann Co.
ast s-tIsAILED. sjEt t.E
Brig Daisy, Mccarthy, Esinore, for orders petroI,
lie i'm, Meissner, Ackerlnann Co.
CLEARED FoR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore June 18th. brig Bogotar Johnsop.
From New York June 12th, brig Livingstone
From New York June IL III, Schooner Francis shn-
bert, Cranmer. e 80 80, rs
From New York June 9th, schooner 2. 4 A. Ben
Fl From New York june l9th, schooner Edygar,i
'''rA4f'' 9'f's,ff 80 & MEMORANDA.
Schooner Monmouth, Blake, was loading at New
York for Richmond June l3th. @ s3.s f1.si
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Discharged.-Ma Hardaway and Hailty
Waddell, charged with felonlous assault
on Belle Hardaway, were arraiSned before
the Mayor yesterday morning, and after ex-
animation were discharged.