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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-27

And in accordance with law and order Of the
Board of Directors. made on the twenty sixth
t26thl day Of July, 1876. 30 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary, viii
he sold at public auction at the house Of H.
NJ. Newhall b Co., Nos, 500, 3ll L 313 Bansome
street. Ban Francisco California, on SAtur.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-27
DELINQUENT SALES
aay, the Twenty.third f22

my, the Twenty-third t23dl a.
as DER. 1876. at the hour on ,S! ot Sep
~ sucn day. to pay said delinonsntt CLOCK n.
anereon' together with costs Of ID. ssssessment
expenses of sale. advertising ssJ
orr1cr-aos Pine Fl preA.ttEEew st secret,,
fornia. sun Francisco IL
au2iI
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-27
alps silver Mining Conn-

cation cation OF principal place Of hnpsa.nny,.La
p ishclsco California; location Of mess, ssu
district, Lincoln County, Neyad. SGrEs, Ely
mere mere are delinquent upon the f9iloNotict-
No q, s5tock; on account Of sss s.t.g Dc,
1876, the several amounts cot Jay Of August
names Of the respective shareboj ggpcsite ibe
lo"S "a tl
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-27

And In accordance with law, and an Wv" ~.
the Board of Directors, made on tEe
day of August, 1876, 80 many shares Of CIV,
be sold at public sue ton, at the Sales NO.
Psnsiell 4 Co., No. 6 Montgomery sliu
Wedne Sday, the 4th day OF oe'W
1876. at the hour Of one O'Clock 7. H.,
day, to pay said Delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising ana"
Of the sale. a
Ofice-Room % Stevenson Buildips -
Montgomery snd California Streets 's.ss
cisco. California.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-04

Republicans ask that the county be thrown
out, as the election was irregular, and as
their voters in the county, not be-
lieying that the election would be
held without clerk, did not 90 to
the polls to vote. The Democrats asked
that it he counted, as their voters exhausted
their resources in trying to vote lawfully,
and recited that hundreds OF voters were
kept from voting, as only those on the regis
try lists of former years felt it right to vote.
The county is almost wholly Democratic.
The Democratic managers to-day raised n
point as to the eligibility Of Humphreys,
Republican candidate for elector. who was
appointed shipping-master at Pensacola
some time ago, and held that office when
the election came of. The arguments Of
the two contestants will be laid before the
Board on Monday, and the decision posi-
bly, reached Tuesday.
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FIN AN(1l.AIl.
RIcHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Z {" rs Z = s {
SATURDAY. December 2, 1876.
SALEs.-8500 Virginia interest certificates sold ut
10; shares Of Richmond and Peters burg Rail-
nd stock sold at "a.
American Gotd.-109 bid, 10 asked.
state Sec1.rities.-v!r,inia consoe. 6Giz bid, 67k
asked Virginia consols, new, SAY bid. 35h asked
Virginia deferred, OK bid; Virginia interest GER
tiacates 10 Did; Virginia ta1-receiyable coupons,
"a bid, S41 asked; North Carolina, old, 20 asked.
Richmond city 6's, 9S bid, 90 asked; Petersburg
city 6's S6 bid, as asked: Lynchb,irg city S's,
Io7t bid; Lynchhurg city 6ts. 90 bid; Norfolk city
Ss, 91H bid; Norfolk city water Ss, 102 bid; Nor
folk city G's, S2a bid; Fredericksburg city 7s, 82
bid, 90 asked; Manchester s's, go bid; Manchester
bridge SIS, 99S bid.
Railroad Bonds.-VlrpniaC Central Railroad third
mortgage 6s, and j., 76k bid, 80 asked Sou,hside
Railroad hrst mortgage preferred IS, J. and j.,
bid. 80 asked: Southside Railroad second mortgage
preferred IS, j. and D. So bids Sourhside Railroad
third mortgage preferred 6's. j. and j.. 37B bid,
AN asked: Petersburg Railroad first mortgage SIS,
j. and j.. SO bid: Peter burg Railroad second mort
gage So, j. and D., 65 bid; Richmond and Peters
Orange and Alexandria Railroad third mortgage Ss,
NJ. and N, 644 asked: Richmond and Danyille
Railroad consolidated 6's, III. and N, 66 bid, COY
asked.
Railroad, 100 par, 244 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, 47h
BID, 544 asked: Richmond aud Danyille Railroad,
100 par, AZ bid.
Bank Iocks.-National Bank of Virginia, 100
par, 1921 asked; Planters National, 100 par, IL
bid, 120 asked.
Insurance Compdn ies.-Virglnia Fire and Ma
rnc. 25 par, 80 bid: Virginia State, 20 par &c bid
Virginia Home. 100 par, 100 asked; Old Domin-
lon, 100 par, 725 asked; Granite Insurance Conn
Fire Insurance Company, % par. 2 asked: Rich
mOld Fire Association, 20 par, 10 bid, Is asked.
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MORE DETAILS OF FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS
AT COIUMBIA.-It is no secret that the ac-
uuiescnce Of General Kruger in the coup de
main by which the Democratic representa-
tiyes on Thursday got a footing in the
State-Hollse was the direct result OF an as
surance in good faith that the Democrats
would not themselves press the correction
of those elaring errors in the vote Tor cleo
tors, which, il corrected, would transform
the present small majority for Hayes into q
majority for Tilden. 1t is certain that the
Democrats Of the State, so far rs they are
concerned. are ready for Il compromise that
would give the vote Of South Carolina to
HAYES and Hampton, but they believe that
Tilden really obtained small maj ority, and
that investigation will make the fact pei
fectiy clear.
Irritation at the inconsistent course OF
General Kruger has to-day created strong
popular feeling in favor Of continuing the
STRUGGLE for Tilden as well Is Hampton.
One thing seems certain-the usurpation OF
the eoycrnorship by Chamberlain on any
preteXt will not be endured. The aterna-
tives now are the Inauguration OF lamp
ton, whom everybody OF both parties en-
cept the carpct-baS olfce-holdcrs comedies
TO he fairly elected, or martial law Ill the
State for an indefinite time.
The following resolution was adopted:
Pesotued. That this House has no pur-
pose OF interfering with the count for cicc-
tors OF President and Vice-PreSident, and
will take no action meteorological 10 Bot
t;nn0rp SIN. w. .#-'t- a##- '.H
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Mr.. Springer, in examining the records
closely. has found that there il wide diff
ference between joint rules and rules that
each body OF Congress has for its own organ
ization.- There is not in the history OF Con-
gress single precedent to show that joint
rule has ever been rcenacted. 1t Is only
passed BY concurrent resolution, and as so
passed, is \ law. OF the land unto Congress
until repealed. AS it required concurrent
action to bring it into existence So it would
require concurrent aetion TO repeal 1t. Such
action has never been had. Last winter the
Senate tried to get rid OF the twenty-second
Joint rule, and, SO offered resolution be-
ginning, nResolYed by the Senate, the
House concurrng," and then declared that
all OF the joint rules except the twensy-se.
cond should be reonacted. Upon tins reso
Iation the House never acted. The colts
current resolution then falls to the ground
With all the precedents, as stated aDoIe'
and tie facts with them, it is now the de.
clared intention Of the Democrats TO take
the stand that the twenty-second joint RUE
il stilI in existence. With the facts OF re,
cord. as stated above, this position cannon
be successfully assailed.-E Exchange. 4,
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The twenty-four buildings belonging to
the Board OF Finance OF the Centennial
Exhibition. with a dozen or more struc-
turcs Of various dimensions and cost, were
offered at public auction on the grounds
Friday, and most OF them sold. ABOUT 1oui
hundred persons were, IN attendance, put
the bidding appears to have been anything
but spirited. The total cost value OF tne
property put up was estimated III TWO ana
half millions OF dollars, and the figures re-
allied foot up only $296.160. The sale took
place in Judges Hall, and the people pres
ont suffered lauch personal discomfort from
tbe severe GOODNESS OF the day. The main
building, which cost $l,G0Q,00O, was pur-
chased for the Permanent EXhlDitlon Goni,
HRali which cost $4,000. for $500,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER 2, 1875.

ARRIVED SATURDAY. 81
merchandise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co.,
agents. t
Steamer Fanta, Howe, PhiladclDlna, merchandise
and passengers w. j. Porter, agent ss2
Steamer WeStovcr. Skinner, Baltimore, inerchan-
disc and passengers l.. y. TatEn. agent u
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-.
schooner Il: p. Ravens, pearce, New York, camel
coal, Gcrvas Storrs agent.
Schooner Vapor, Chamberlain, New York via
james river. wood. Curtis & Parker.
ARRIVED SUNDAY. eEilsyst
Steamer Shirley, Travcrs Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. J.. u. TatnIn. agent. Il
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence New York, mer-
chandise md passengers, G w Allen CO., agents.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool September 81, bark Eraur ScFl.
From Liverpool November Goth, bark Christina
OBJ. Andrews.
Br) Fields. g
From Rockand November =, schooner Clara
Jones, Dermott. g .ts.r,,,,
From Philadelphia November 20th, schooner VIII
liam Mcgee. Watt.
From Boston, November 23a, schooner Shafcs =.
From New York November 25.h, schooner Enoch
From New York November 25tIi, schooner sallie
Coursey RrannIn. ss1E rs atr
From New York November goth, schooner AccIe
Shlacffcr. Deacon.
MEMORANDA
Bark Wenkita, Lycks, from Richmond, arrived Mt
Barcelona November 18th. s..-.,,z..
Schooner Clara Jones. Dermotf- TON gockiand
for Richmond. at New York November 3Otb.
Schooner Lucy Ames. Bishop, from RicFmono, Ut
Newport November 29th.
Schooner Maggie ID. 8fars!ln, BhE1Bslon, from
Richmond. at Providence November 18th.
Schooner a. Il. Goodman. Colbourn, from RICH
mond. ut Chester November 29th.
Schooner John McGinnlsr Collp'urn from ssicH-
mond. 1T Philadelphia December 1it -
Schooner +. < $. Cordery, Higbee, was ioa0'RS Jab
New York for Richmond december lss.
QUICK TRIP.
Schooner Maggie. ID. Marstin, glack;n4ton, which
sailed from Richmond for Proyldepce WIN cargo
OF coal November 25th, made tho rnn from lamp
ton Roads In ffty-twO hours. Tbls Is one OF Tue
quickest voyages ever made between the Two ports.
BY Tc!egraph,tei
FORT MONROE, December 2.-Passed out Bafxs
nent =: brig Glance, for wndward. Sailed: Cniten
States steamer Huron, for Port 5toYai: AfflSeds
United States steamer Plymouth, nom Noriu.kt -
NEW YORK, December 2.--Arrised cut: E4eanoS,
Charles and Bayes. 20, u, y.
CIIagLEsroS, December 2s--Arrtyed > Sieataer
George ". clyde, New YORK. saitsd; suai taes
Champion, New York; ship Aneroid, idsesccot'
bark n d. Carleton, LIVERPOOL brig Hugo, Bayec-
Iona steamer yirsinia, Pbiiadesp' steamer sesa-
eSsyhySan GA, December 2.-arriycd; sieaHi-
shin Gencrr,l Barnes, New York: sch0oners tI5rry
Nof. PhiIadeIp!iia; Frank Leaning, Philadelpsia.
Cfe,red. Schooner Bessie T.. Dickinson, New l0rks
steamship wyoming, Philadelphia. Sailed BARK
Mosai. Lsscrpoos 7sf e - 'as 5Es. &. tEs.sf
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 2.-God opened at 0S1i.
Noon.-StockS dull and st, ady. Money. i. Gold.
l0SA. Exclange-I.ong, 1872; short, Asa. Gov
ernments active and steady. State bonds-Louis-
anas better: rest steady.
EUening.-aIoney easy at per cent. Sterling
dull at 49,. Gold weak ut l0S!90l 10SS. New SIS,
lily. States quiet and nominal.
NEW YORK, December 2.-Stocks dull and 4 little
better; New YORK Central, 10lH: Erie, OK; Lake
Shore, 55s; Illinois Central, 705: Pittsburgh, SSis
Chicago and Northwestern. 35A; preferred. Soy;
$56,367,s65 currency, S41 .6s3,621. Sub-trea-
sury paid interest, 900; for bonds. S274.00o.
Customs receipts, S249,000.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans decreased 2S75,000: specie increased
S375, 900 :legal-enders decreased S2,375.000: de-
posts decreased S2,625,000; reserve decreased
S1,12J.0U0.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December 2.-Firginia IS defer
rcd, 6H: cousos, Coz second series, 81.
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Lianors. Wi,,es. xc,

Liquors, Wines, &c.
dc: Scotch, best brasids, pinis s2@s2.16 p
Braaiies: Domestic. s1.a6as2 :6ruis. Sz.S5@
LOO; apple, new, s1.s5@s2.2 cid, s2.95
@S3: Virginia pcach. 80 20 $3.5U u
Reetifed IfhfskeBs: Markes unsettled; proof.
Rye Ihiskeps: Medium, 81 .50@s2 purn old, So
OF: Virginia mountain. neH, S29SS.50; of
S2.5065s3.oU and UPWARDS. 59S " -
Gin: Domestic, 81. 25elS2 imported. 90 H case
Licorice. M
Licorfce Paste: j.. G. 6 Co.. 31c,: r.. r.. CSC. !.
A. Q. C., 23c: *. & Co, 24c.: p. s., 25c.; Anchor
&c; A. G. c., 26c.: G.y g.. 2Sc. 81
Lumber. slaves, &c.
Lum6er: White oak. 81 2Glsl5 . 1000; Western
s555 est yeisw pns iS oss saSs sa
DIST, sl2@,s1s. according 10 lengths. shinsies-
Pine. s2.5cGSS5; cypress sia-inch. S7.60@$1y
1000. Laths-Spiit; 81 so; sawed, s2.25 @$2.ee
.staues: whiskey-b barrel timber. green. 81 s@s283
1000; seasonetI. s2o@s25 2 1000. fIour-earra
timber, s66S7.50 q 1000. Flonr-barrel poles, 81
ass: hosshead-hoops, no demand; hickory hoop,
Rags: Mixed cotton, ssc.; white, De-; woolieu.
NIiIl-Feca.
Shipstug: .45e. q bushel.
Shorts: 10000. = b,tshei. y
Wheat Bran !: 16@20c. ,alshci.
Corn Bran: 1Sc. per bushei.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, .3scGsl.25 q 100 fees,
Po1cder: 1916 BY the five kcsss-sess than fvg
kegs, 1926; Blasting, $3.25@s3.5O. d
Shot: Northern, 2.40@$2. % e bag of 25 Dos.
Wood.
Cord.-t,al- Seasoned. S3.5 o6s3.75 ;ul1scasoned
S2.75@S3.25 Pine-Seasoned, $3@$3.25; unsea-
soned, s2 50@S2.75.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
CONCENTRATION OF TROOPS.

81. PETERSBuRGH, December 2.-The
Journal De st. PetcrSJurgh announces that
Afghans have concentrated ten thousand
wcll-cquipped troops ut Hcrat, either to in
wade Scistan or Nero.
England.
DESTRUCTIVE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOVE
MES'rs-THE IDEA OF ENGLAND's GOING TO
WAR WITH RUSSI., &c.
LoNpoN, December "A dispatch from
Constantinople to the Ne,rs says: An inHn-
dation occurred at Alrianople by which Il
thousand houses were swept away.
A special dispatch to the Ne1rS from
Vienna SAYS commanders OF four Russian
modified army corps have arrivedsat klch-
ineff.
The Opini0ne newspaper, OF Rome, says
the MARQUIS OF Salisbury'S declarations eX.
clude the idea OF England going TO war
with Russia; but it regards war between
| Turkey and Russia as inevitable.
The Times to-day, in its financial article.
REMARKS that similar impression was
almost universal in the London Stock En-
change yesterday.
A special dispatch from Pesth to the
| Standard announces the; arrival there OF
General Tchncrayeb. .-fr,.f, ..s,f. ~
ELECTIONS FOR TIE LONDON SCHOOL BOARD
-sy-.. .HYMENEAL. aI:.l f.s-
LONDON, December 1.-The elections for
the London School Board show an increased
majority in favor OF maintaining the system
OF unsectional education.
The marriage Of Mrs. Ives, daughter OF
John Lathrop Motley, to Sir William Yer
non Harcourt, took place to-day in Henry
Vic chapel, Westminster Abbey. Dean
Stanley oficia.a.ed.
A Reutcr telegram from Paris SAYS: In
Conscience OF recent occurrences In Cham
be-.s, the Ministry to-day manifested its IN
, tention to resign. President MacMahon,
however, insisted upon their retaining the
! office Mt least for the present. Cabinet meets
| tomorrow to discuss the subject.
GOLD FOR NEW YORK.
LIVERPOOL, December 1.-The steamship
Ratayia took sl,25o,O0O in gold Tor Ne"
York. .r.
: = CONDITION OF THE MARKE"".
T,oypoS, December 1.-The Mincins IAN. !.
markets remain steady, despite political Ia
fairs. and in few cases show some further
;mnroyement. There have been further
large and partly speculative transactions lr !
rice. The quantity OF fnranot rice aIioat en-
route to Europe is much less than that III u
the corresponding period last year, Inc
Improvement in sugar continued until Mon
/ day.when prices attained their highest. Since
then it has been decidedly quiet; but holders
are firm in view OF small stocks, and tht
. 3 81
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THE PARLIAMENTARY DINNER - BISMARCK!
cpEEcyJ
Eeud in the Board.
REPORTED DISSATISFACTION OF THE COLORED
MEMBERS AT BEING IGNORED.
ITpcpraph to the Tribune.

Telegraph to the Tribunc.l
NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-There is
much talk about this city tonight in regard
to fcud in the Returning Board, and I'll.
morS are atioat that the two colored mem
bers are likely to disagree with Wells and
Anderson on the final decision. 1t is certain
that some Prominent colored men in New
Orleans are dissatisfied with the manner in
which Cazenave and kenner have been
treated. When any questions have arisen,
Governor Wells and General Anderson
have almost invariably announced the de.
cision OF the Board Without consulting the
colored members, and in very few cases
have matters been formally submitted to
vote. This treatment OF the colorcd mem
bers has caused some hard feeling. Another
report is that large sum OF money has
been offered to members OF the Board to
count in the Democrats, but this report can
not be traced to responsible source. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-04

,t-PENSIoN OF \ BANX.-For the last day
.r fwo rumors affecting the safety OF the
rarincrS and Mechanics Savings Bank OF
+, rjt,, have been rife on the streets. The
president. Mr.. Andrew Jameson, ana the
..;or. Mr.. Jefferson Taccy, when APP
cached On the subject to-day. stated that
.ua lad been attempted on the bank few
:, ago, and that in order to save the con-
ru,u, il possible, the directory on Monday
81 decided to require the thirty days
otcc, allowed by law, previous to the
Withdrawal Of deposits. They further say
t4A il The bank i, allowed to go OH regu-
r, and not pushed too hard, they will he
J. TO ovcrc0mc their troubles. Otherwise
a.y VIII have TO 20 under and close the
nh.-. iicruHhrin Gazette, Isl.
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PoIIcY OF THE HousE.-Messrs. Randall,
Hewitt, and Lamar have been in close con-
snltation tonight arranging the policy to
ha pursued on the opening OF the House.
II is the opinion that everything that is 70
be done viii be determined upon IN AT
60 and carefully matured, and that the
r r,,si 81 meiahers jumping up with crude
ppronositions on the fliossimporlaht supaes.s'
md without consultation WITH 40. ons,
will /. be discountenanced.-- Washington
snecial to the Baltimore Sun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-04

TupEE's MAJORITY Too LARGE.-lt is
believed that Tilden's majority was found
too large to be counted out without VIC
latins the provisions OF their own laws and
rulings. As the work progressed toward
the end the preparations fell short OF the
requirements, or, to quote Governor Bigler,
nthc contract has proved too heavy
Saturday Neoo York HcralFs special from
Np7p Orleans.
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WHAT GRANT WILL SAY,-The President
will in his message treat at length on south
ern affairs, and will defend the action which
he has taken in South Carolina and Louisi-
ana, and will give his official endorsement
to the manufactured tales OF Outrage and
intimidation. lie talked very bitterly on the
subject to-day Washington special to The
Baltimore San.
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WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The best
Democratic lawyers haYe been trying for
the last fortnight to discover some constitu-
tional remedy in case Tilden is counted out
in Florida and Louisiana, but they appear
to be about ready to give up the under
taking in despair and to fall back on the
hope that there will whirlWind OF pub
lie sentiment that will deter the Republic
cans from inaugurating Hayes.-Special
of the PHILADELPHIA Times.
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T4" CHICAGO FIFE Chicago, December
The lire % Water street last night
IT., not 50 disastrous as first reported.
j., losses arc Is follows: Joseph
a,tc>on, on building, $4,000; Sber-
au, Jtall K Cook, wool, $4,000; ma
.incjy, 5000; George Ross 4 Co., groce-
c>, ~. 500; q. II. White d Co., $4,000.
mailer losses make total about $4,000.
u,iy insured
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) prAxos. ORGANS. sc
TO BuY.sAN OCEAN

| ktstsEsy
The MAsONfse RAMLIS ORGANS have hcsa'
assigned ri1e FIRST RANK By the Judges st III
CEsrgSSIAL. They Iaay now be bought rxsY LON
pos CASH or ON 2Asx T.aMs--yiz.: Ry ehe pay
nnt &c one tenth Of the catalogue price cash, ad
nne ,eYth every three neaths until ten psynesfsS
| are made. In
For instance TO purchase an organ worth s1av.
you pay $40 cash, and 81 eyary.thfsf months uss
,a =, ants are made. Ttus purchasing a,i orgsn
by the payment Of 50 per month, which y oa'y ahs
rent or plano.
Large reductions Tor cash. - i,
r. L. D.WAIFoRn 81 cARIToS McGAifTHf -
Agents Mason & Iiasni!n Organ Company
"a AIM aIA Main street., Richmond. ysass
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DrvoncED.-In the city OF Kew York, on
the 18th day OF November, 1876, by the
Hon. Abram b. Lawrence, Justice OF the
Supreme Court, Henriette b. Helmbold from
Henry r. Helmbold. Custody Of children
awarded to plaintiff. Cause. lunacy.
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THREE HOSES BURNED N PROVIDENCE
procideNce, X. l., December IA fire this
@ttrrnocn on Parade street here destroyed
iufcc houses. Loss, $4,000; Insurance,
:@5.500. The losers are Alfred miller.
George Brown, 4. II. Preston, and tredc-
rica l.. Keep.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
SATURDAY. December 2, 1876.

10
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, 23@25c.; fair to
good l5HL22c g.
a 5Ygs /" barrels sSs, q Dozen " crates %
s3@os3.h0: superiue. 81 20 MS4.50; extra BOG
1913: family. S66E$650: family, fancy $3.50.
Ts1thers: Prime liyc-Soosc, 40@5Oc.; common,
EIgrsesd: Slm$1.lO p bushel.
Hag: Virginia timothy, 70yg Soc; clover, 309ooc.
PotSioes: Irish. new. p barrel, s1.75GS2.25.
Rge: $4,000. q b,shel.
Bdied Struto: 45G50c.
TniiotC: 7t.a SC. r ID.
Wool: Washed. 25G32c.; unwashed, 15@22c.
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosendale, 81 .65@S1.75 q barrel; James
Linz: Nsr.cntlra loc. p b,lshel Virginia, In
dian Rock, sl.lO; RockIand, sl.loeSl,25, accord
n Piaslsr: Lump, a4@s4.25; ground, s7.5o@ss,
Cel!s cred; cacincd plaster so@*2.2o.
Dry Goods.
Prom, Sbsfffa1s and Shirtings: "a Manchcs
ter, G4c; 4 Manchester 5hc.; Il Manchester, SC,
ii James River. 6lc.: = james River. ot9c.: y
Jc5 kycr 81 Al Gr" 7e h a
4i ~ w. Cones,osa, 7sc. 6. CohestGga O.; D.
Conestosa 7e.; lo4 Pcperill, 27'4c; l0-i City 25c.
'I Bls"fIed Sfiiftinys and Sneetings: A. VAN
sritla. 13c. IA Msonvii!e: lt.e.: "a Rockdale.
l0c.; A Home, loEc.: Il Oneida i0e: "a
dc: Whitc,toile 9i:c; 4 Earnslcy, G4c.; Z Red
Dog &C.; b. Il Scitliatc. 7c; Metll!ian, 52c:; Pc
terl,orough, &C.; l0-4 Wa!tham' 3oc'; lo-4 CITY
' Efel0@ ,DriAs: Petersburg, 7:!c.; Granitcville,
&C Corset JenTs: Pavonia &C.; imoslcag 1oc.;
Denims Harlem. 1859; Boston steam Mills, &C.
mond. 7c.; Spraguc. 7c; Manchester, 7c.: WASH
nytou. 7c.; Hamilton, &C.; Mcrrimaek' 7e Nal y.
iury. IKE: Oriental, Pacific, TO-; IEflcid. Ic.:
s,r,,a l-a.,p WamStitt:l,
ComJrics: Rice, &c; English, Gi5c.
Drugs, Dyestuis, Oils, SC.
dones%.rGfei Ie $575 Il case of four dozen
Gocfinedi: SOC. a II.
Extract OF L0gDood: 1sc
1Wsd3er: 1ic
1915 whale, see: straits, 5o@55c.; Labsador-cod
oil. G5@70c.: lard. 81. sweet, SO dozen:
IaS Ss Sii S6S5oc. Kerosene @6c. : gallon.
$o "is ' SAL aa@sc, in kegs English soda, &C.;
Spirits TarDentins: Acc.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
Candy: l5@1Gc. 2 u.
1 Gr@%gSs H4@S3. 81 box; $s@sis barrel:
Groceries, &c.
Bncou shoulders &C.: clear rib-siGes. l0f@ l0tc,
ribbed 10c; Virginia shoulders, Saa2s.r.: ,o niE
l3c., small l4Gai5c.; susar-curcd, uncanTlsed,
Ice; plain hams, sc; canvascd hams. l7c.
Buckets: Painted, two hoops, ~ three hoops,
.yreems: TWO strings, sl:75ass2; three strings,
s3lAa3.50: four strings, So; @ Si:ao. oo>c,.
aS as; s java, 8 soGs5e. s,'
14G I5c.; naIf-boxcs, 13c.: .t,llow, &c.
Cheese: Prime cutting, liA(l l5c-; northern and