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THE LITTLE Rock FIRE.-Littte Rock,
December 20.-Last nights conhagration
was brought under control between II and
~ O'Clock. The flames were confined to
Miller L. PensePs block. Loss estimated at
$3.50, 200. Insurance less than half.
The Masonic Lodge rooms, in the third
story of the Pencil buildings could not be
entered, and the contents were destroyed.
The losses by fires within week aggregate
S350 600
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MURDER IN TAzEwELL.-The Clinch VAL
Mo,,t. Aon.. Tia Mouth nq In Iii "a

MURDER IN TAzEwELL.-The Clinch VAL
ley Ne,cS says: Near the Mouth Of Indian,
on last Saturday night, difficulty occurred
ut the house OF Thomas Lowe. A general
fight ensued, in which Thomas Chambers
and others were more or less injured and
Rice Wingo killed outright by a blow in
fiictel with knife. penetrating the brain
some two inches. Wingo was passing into
the house to assist in quellinga fight in pro-
gress there when he was struck from with
in. He fell outside the door, and mast have
died almost instantly. ALI the parties to
the fray were arrested and examined, and
james Spence held to await the action Of
the grand jury. 1t Is impossible as yet to
fix the degree of guilt or to ascertain the
criminal.
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PRESIDENT GRANTS APoLoGIEs.-PdrtS,
December 19.-United States Minister
Washburne has presented President Grants
apologies to the Duke Decazes, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, for the arrest at Philadel-
phia Of Captain Auflyc, naval attache OF
the French Legation ut Washington, and
delegate OF the French commission to the
Centennial Exposition at Philadelphia, at
the instance of one OF the exhibition po-
liccmen
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BY TeleSra pn;s
; NEW YORK;

NEW YORK, December 20.-G9,d opencd nj t0. ,;;
cod. io7S. Exchange-Long, 4s2H; short, 4s4H.
active and steady State Sondsmneen
o~isi.sa's and South Garoiil>s lower; rest steady.
EsnnS Mooney easy: offered at per cent:
sStarlirs steady ut 1891 Gold quiet at !0Its@
Io7m eGoyernments dull but better: new o's, l5s.
Suites quiet and nominal
BALTIMORE.
isaLr1xoRH. December 20.-Virginla IS defer
.rrS. az: consols. 6SS: second series, 343 Norm
lu(.Yrolina 6's OLD, 15t bid to-day.
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0LD JAMAICA RUN,
OLD SCOTCH WHIsKEY, q"
FRENCH ard APPLE BRANDY,
IMPORTED WINES-all kinds:

WIIISKEY-every grade
- & t's.at.U "....
TEAS-BIack and Green;
RAISINS. CITRON, ALMONDS. &C.; y.
CONDIMENTS and FINE GROCERIES. a
MEssRs. w. D. BLAIR CO., 903 Main street,
are large dealers in the above articles, and you can
entirely rely on the FINE EQUALITY and Low
PRICES of their goods. s'-'" ~ u de14-2w
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.-GdlUeSton
December 2O.-The House subcommittee
on Louisiana affairs, consisting of Congress
men Meade, Danford, and House, arrived
here this morning en- route Tor upper Red-
river parishes. They will be absent about
ten days. .-. ...
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A PosT-OFFICE FRAuD.-Proridence, De-
cember 19.-In the United States District
Court to-day Emily F. Roberts was convicted
of fraudulently obtaining Il letter from the
post-officc, and sentenced to one years inn
prisonment.
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A DRUNKEN FATHER HILLS HIS CHILD
Neu York, December 19.-Georgc Shaw, OF
Hoboken, while intoxicated, fatally injured
his siX-year-old son by striking him on the
head with poker. ~
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TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRATIC Washington,
December 2O.--The Heydld'S Tallahassee
dispatch says the Democrats carried the city
election there yesterday for the first time
since the war,
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.--E BY Richardson & Co.,
i, Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
..st H. No. I113 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FRAMEDWELLING ON TWENTY-EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH
STREETS, BY AUCTI0N.-By virtue OF the pro
Visions of certain deed Of trust bearing date the
oath October 1874, to the undersigned trustee, duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the Clncery Court
of the city of Richmond, In D. b. l04 g., page 160
to secure The payment of 4 negotiable note therein
mentioned, shall, rs trustee in said decd, being
thereto required by the holders of said note, sell by
auction, on the premises. on THURSDAY the 21st
IN cember, 1875, at o'clock r. NJ, the req estate ST.
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING In thorough
repair, containing FIVE or six rooms. krchen' ana
lot 80 by 1875 feet with an alley in the rear IL feet
vide on the east side of Twenty eighth street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets. ~. -.
TERMS Enough TO defray the expenses of cI-
ecuing this trust and tn nay of the sum Of 81 900,
wi tn interest thereon from the 9th October. 1876
rs required in cash. but the follow Ing terms may be
given: One third In cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months negotiable notes given for The deferred pay.
mcnts, interest added, and secured by deed OF
trust. d. A. RiCllARilSON.
de IL -f ....... Trustee.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 2o.-Cotton steady; sales
of 1916 bales at 12s@12 5-16c.; consolidated net
sO,965 bales; France, 1850 bales; continent,
l5,769 bales; channel, 6 SAD bales. Flour shade
iriner, with little more disposition to purchase ~
plrt for EXPORT supcrhne western and State, 500
1925; southern flour steady; common to tair
extra, $5.5o@$6 IS: good to choice extra, $500
tive demands some little milling inquiry at 1850
81 40 for winter red western in store Corn 20 ic.
1ssng 9T s0e a Heo nSe
ern Oats 1G(41c better and fairly active Coffee
Rio, 1910 20c, gold, for carsoes; 63q21Ac., gold,
for lob lois Sugar quiet and nolninally unchanged
fair demand: Tallow steady at $40. Rosin tir,ner
Coal by yaYnction-Piltslon. S2s2E for steamer,
CRATE, and egg; .40@S3.47E'f for stove; 50 07h@
IS. Is for chestnut Leather firm. Wool quiet and
ne e es P7 7nfu anu ard nach higher
e S s'y Wbs eiesnE F nss prime fress Tf
'i''Ae BALTIMORE .---.
BALTIMORE, December 20-Flour more active,
Pennsylvania red, S1.9s@$I.42; Maryland red
good to prime, $1.4o@St4S; amber, Sl.5O9
m w Wilt ytGN sS5e Se 6a
3sc. Rye nolninally steady. Provisions quiet
SsaS by limited oerngs Whisky scarce
firm at S1.13@s1.13E.,; Sugar dull and steady al
CINcINNAT1, December 20.-Flonr steady and
in fair demand Wheut-Light demand; holders
firm; red. S1.30@$1.40. Corn easier at 43G45c
Oats quiet and firm ut 3o@3sc. Rye easier at SOC
higher; held 1T 1865. Lard actives in demand
and higher; steam, 10ka 5c;-elosed at outside
prices: kettle, l1A@ll4c Bnlk-nsats a act 4, g
sSc.; clear sides, sAqs&e Bacon quie, sh 0
Green meats steady. Whiskcy In good demand
tending upward. Butter quiet ana unchanged Hogs
steady and In good demand; packing. so.SU8S6:
receipts, IA ,355 head; shipments. SO head.
- LOUISVILLE.
LoUJsyILLE December 2O.-FIour generally
changed; some sales rather higher. Wheat firm
but mot s s e Ge IN s ss ~
and In fair demand. Pork quiet and firm al 81 $50:
Bulk-meats steady and unchanged. Bacon-Clear
rb-sides, 9fIc. Lard in good demand ut 1O1.G lO5c
Whisky in fair demand al S1.O7. Baggng un-
changed.
ST. LOUIS, December 2O.-Four-Low and me
dunn extras active and firm; superhne fall, s4;oO@
So extra fall, $5.25@$5.50. Whcat-No. RED
fail, Sl55: No. red fall. $1.30. Corn dull; No.
mixed, 39@4Oc. Oats dull: No. 2, 32ac. Rye dull
at 69kc. Barley quiet and unchanged WhtSkey
Lard sIG.3o@si0.40. Bulk-neats quiet at e@6S,
ShSs, and SIC. for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides. Bucon-Nothlng doing. Hogs steady ana u M
changed. Cattle quiet and unchanged; gooa oe-
mand for fancy fat steers. ~. .4,.s.!f-. . t..
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE December 20.-The cattle market
has been fairly active during the past week, and
prices are higher, especially for top; very best, "a
7c first quality 1Sin stee Of e eseu
and cows, 3@3ac,; most sales, 32s@4Tc:; receipts,
1,sl head So; as, ;15e head Hogs have Reen IN
sei T 4s77 head. Sheep have been in moderate
5s;e.El receipts. sSSi 5 head. :, % 90
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TEEEGR.AipHY,.,,

FIEEIEIRAPH1,5. 30 y 4 .tII.- ~
8 I have opened d SCHOOL OF :TELEGRAPHY.l
Ladies and gentlemen desiring TO learn this bean
fui sceiHe Will now have, an opportunity. Private
Instruction. given to ladies at their residence IL Dig
sired. 1.s rs. s5ss; Il W.sD. PORTER, -
formerly Of Western Union Telegraph CO..
.ss. ,S residence No. south Fifth street.
Reference: r. nj. j. Paynter, Manager Western
Union Telegraph Company. de 1e-lW
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The VALLEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS-A CONFLICT
WITH THE DIREcTons.-cSpecial to BaIti-
more american. ]-StGunion, Va, December
ia meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Valley railroad was held in Aaunton to-
day, pursuant to adjournment. A majority
Of the stockholders not being represented
the meeting adjourned to meet In this city
on the 18th day Of December. This con-
flicts with the meeting called by the direc-
tors to meet in Alexandria. The stockhold-
ers were guided by, the Code OF Virginia for
1878, chapter 81, in determining their COM
potency to adjourn from time to time until
quorum is represented. ~ IT,.
AN APPARATUS FOR HEATING STREET-C AIRS.
The apparatus constructed by Mr.. iDufield
for heating street-cars was tried on Car No.
Z, OF the Citizens Street Railway COMPANY.
yesterday, and gave the best OF satisfaction.
The apparatus occupies a space of about
fourteen inches. square under ore of the
platforms, and in no way obstrllcts the
brakes or wheels. Charcoal Is used rs q
fuel and q three-inch pipe tro,a the coal
box up the end of the car to the roof acts
as smokestack. The end OF the pipe Is CO.
yered with a wire gauze cap to guard against
accidents frop sparks. The fuel is passed
through a I'D which rests level on the
upper side Of the platform, Offering no OBJ
struction In either getting on or of the car.
The water-pan is fitted with faucet, by
which the water can be drawn of when
necessary. A pipe running along the floor
on the inside Of the car supplies this pan
with water from q reservoir, and the hot
water is conducted back In a large pipe,
running parallel and emptyiDg into the re-
seryoir again. The reservoir, which will
hold about eight gallons of water, runs up
feom the floor To- the WindeW-silI, and Is
fitted witt, NJ, escape steala-pipe and q stop
cock. The whole apparatus can be attached
convenience the passengers.- sRpyteeli1sg In.
asliigepcer, 1871.
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RAILROAD LINES
81 RIcHMoHD. FRED'G q POTOMAC r. n. 70 :,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGggr
RICHMOND. December II. 1875.
CCHEDULEs OF TRAINS. ~ ~

=
NJ stti.Id sttE % i.z4----- yl,Bg#
On and. after WEDNESDAY, Dccrraber 13,k
trains win run on fhs road as follows
500 AZ. IL leaves the fSyrd- Street station daily 10
cept Sunday connecting with the Ri
t.t75 80 ~ n,dore ano Ohio and Baltimore au3
Pot9mac ra.lroad, due al New York {
.4l,, Il lo ~ a e M; arriving at WaslIngtds
$40 P. II. leaves Byrd.ssrect station daily. cod
Meeting at Washington with the Pad
~ G'#f more and .P0t0mac railroad, arriY y
spls5sttl,s 4yintNeu York ut $50 A. ~. ThrouY
ssju;Htiil sleeper from Risc On 10 New YORK.
t4:3D8 r. D.. AUGMENTATION TRAIN, "a
ITS i,i Junction, leaves BroiG-Strset statIc{
1906 A. 81. arrives 81 Byr,i.strrr, station dai,l
r ttGi Taai leaves NEW York A. sos the preced,
ll:so ?. u arrives At Byrd-stree. station duly le
/, $40 A. II. i,ACGOsldODATI0N TRAIN arriyd
tify g..., st Brosd-street station Sundays eI
x passepgcr-sar. which will be sttnced 90 fr.,oh
train. VII Leave Broad.Street depot on MONDAY
irving At Qnantico 1t 4A0 r. 81. Heturn.ng. Wi
Leave 94aatieos on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
sepcs Z + 4 10 A NJ arriving at
Through sleepefs and coaches ruiz on night tralns
between Richmond and New York each way. 4
FREIGHT TRAINS baye Broad-Sircet station al
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
Nihbs Ios an POINTS Nors and West and arriys
MORNINGS. Consigrees OF live stock and perish.
sbie artieas upon giving notice q, depot can obtau
freight at Boulton on preceding evening. 80 :
through Dils OF ladlug and rates given 70 all prtp.
cipal points North md West. z. T. u. MYERS.
tf'.&t ~ fis.- .sfU ' General superintendent.
n ~ G, A. TAYLOR.
de IL General Freight and Ticket Agent
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DICHMOND AND. DASyILLE
~ Ha RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER ~, 1875.

AZ &9s RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT!
" DECEMBER 10, 1878.
...... THROUGH MAIL.
1850 4. H., leaves Richmond daily, connecting ~
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lina division and n. ". n. &. R. r. at
-, r. Charlotte with trains Oh Atlanta anc
... 3 Richmond AIRLINE railway for At
lanta, Macon. Jacksonville, Monfgome-
...0i rs, Mobile, and New Orleans, and all
southwestern points. With 9. G. and
A. X. r. for Columbia, Augusta and ell
southern ana southeastern points.
LYNCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
$50 A. A., leaves Richmond daily for Burkevile,
. @ Farmyille, Lynchburg, and fncrme-
f. a,.,.., dlate points, making close connection
~ points. ai
"@ aH THROUGH FREIGHT,
$40 r. NJ, with sleenlngcar attached leaves Rich
r i.r mond daily except Sunday for Lynch
t..s, burg, arriving at Lynchburg 5:13 y. 81
THROUGH MAIL,
7:47 Il. NJ, arrives Richmond daily. connecting;
with North Carolina division y: W. NJ
s'-.' = G. K. r., G. c. and A. X. X. r., and
Il: Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-
way from all southern and southwest
ern points and with Rlcilnrond, Frede1
ricksburg and Potomac and Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads for al northern and
.-s western points. H
.,... LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATION, 81
4:51 i. ~, arrives Richmond daily from Lynch-s
"t burg, FarInviIIe, BurkeyiIle and all In S
r... i@ termedatc points, and from all south 4
..s western points. .s Is
.N THROUGH FREIGHT.
7:20 A. ~, with sleepng-car attached, arrives
Richmond daily Except Monday fro13
Lynchburg, leaving Lynchburg ut TOO
Pm.
The through freight trains between Richmond and
Lynchburg, with sleeplug-car attached, offer unu
sual advantages In economy OF time to Businessmen
Of Richmond md Lynchburg.
Tickets sold to alI southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeping-cars run through between Rlch-|
mond and Brunswick, Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be
tween the points named on tickets No lay-oret
checks will be given. ,,si It. N. R.TALC0TT,
.r.. g... .r.. General Superintendent.
a.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW K.-The Old NfF#S
II Dominion Steamship Company sesaEss azas,
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, will sail
FRIDAY, December 22d AZ 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday eve
ming. .n. ,,~a. rsI., o.
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points north, south, east
and west also, to foreign ports. ~s'. &.
Passenger accoinm Odations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12 round-trip tickets,
500. Sleerage. SO and So. ~ a1,
For freight or passage, apply to .-.r.
e. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
da00-3t Conlpa,y,s Wharf. Rockets.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO HAIIRoAD,l
E.' ,t-ts- PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., !
am. sft. A5p RICHMOND. VA, December /, 1850
an AND AFTER DECEIlBER 3, 1876,
" MESSENGER trains will run as follows:

Accommodation leaves Richmond at 3:45 7. NJ.
and arrives 1T Gord0nsvllle at 1880 l.. H. and ar
rives at Washington nj 1895 J.. NJ. -
Mail trains run daily Except west OF GordonsVilie
on Sunday. n-.-
Express trains run daily, stopping ut junction,
Soes. Trevilltnrs, GordoLsviilc. charlottesville,
Statintou, Goshen, Millboro', CoYtngtOn, and all
regular stations west Of C0vinSton.
Accommodation trains run daily Except Sunday,
and cOn,iect ut & ordonsyille for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsyille
for Washington fhd mail tran at Charlottesville
FOR Lynchburg, and the South.
Express train connects ut Cincinnati with the
trunk lines all points In the West Northwest and
Southwest. including California, Oregon and Texas
G Mail train arrives at Richmond al 4:30 T. n.
Express train from Cincinnati connects ut Cor
louisville with the Virginia Midland railroad, ar
irving at Washington at 1880 A. NJ, and arrives at
Richmond at $50 A. Mi connecting with the Rich
mond and Danvillc and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all points South.
il Through coaches from Richmond TO Washington.
Accommodation train arrives at 9:l0 A. 81.
SIeeping-cars run on night-srains.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to all
principal points. 4. IE
For rates, information. &C., apply at Company 5
offices. and ut S26 Main street. Richmond, Va.
6i'!,,E .. CONWAY r. HOWARD,
w. NJ. s. DUNN,
Tde2 Endneor and Superintendent.
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WHEAT.-Rei, Ala hushel!
Flour.

Fine. s3.50@$3.75; superflne. So; extra super
fine, SIS. rs; common family, $500; fancy family,
S7GS7.50. Market dull. .... ..i
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.rcHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. December 20, 1876.
The breaks to-day comprised 90 hogshcads and 3
tierces. The offerings ut auction on Change were
Is packages of which number were taken III,
and the remainder, sold at prices ranging from 81
tOS9.
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DILL ADELP RICH afETA
SNIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROYI-
DENCE. BOSTON: AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES WEEk.-Until TURNER
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city MIA Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
ta-H.f.f 1926 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE &c CO.. ~
ILL.,. ..... a.-s-rf.g ... General Agents.
No IL South Whnrvcs, Philadelphia.
r'f D. d. C. MINK, Agent, -
my17 No. 90 Devonshire street. Boston.
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RAILROAD BONDS AT
Livery LOW FIGURES. sr teas ag
Z List and prices sent on receipt OF stamp.
/. w H.WEEEe, banker, I78 Broadway.
dc 1S-souSt New York.
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PETERSBURG.

DEATH OF AI.aDy--ANNUALM EETING-BLAND-
FORD cEMErERY-FIRE IN DISwIDnIE-Ea-
PLoYEs PAIp ePF--nEATn OF TR1PLETs-
GATHERING ICE, &c.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <x#FFS
" COMPANY. ~. s usszsstzs3ss
FOR NEW YORK II. ~ frfi
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one Of their splendid
steanlers-0LD DOMINION, WYASQkE r, lSA Is1,f
BELL, and RICHMONI)ceveryT TUESDAY, FIJI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water. st..r.. -,
These ships entirely new, and were bnit .eN-
pressly for this route. =,
They have splendid Saloons, state-roons, ard bath-
rooms. s.f..s -. r.a. .,fsrs.t- =.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are uIi-
surpassed an
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly a.
New York on the company's covered pier, ~ N North
river.
with Dispatch aud charge nEsde except actual ex
penses incurred. .fr. H..
Freight received until r. NJ. daily. -,
Cabin fare TO New York, S12 round-trip tickets,
$50. Stccragc, Sc and IS. 49,. -ss.s .s.;t -
For further information applyto
~ -" GEORGE w, ALLEN & CO., Agents,
10 Office Companr's wharves. Rockets.
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RrcnNosp. YORK RIyER And GHEsrEAKzi
RAILROAD COMPANY ask
- f,rFICE or THE SUPERINTENDENT, J
.itlT RrcHMogp. VA, November IL, 1875. }
OF! SCHEDULE.
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! REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL ESTATE AT PIX axe SALE.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY.-I have for
Il sale good many DWELLINGS that are rented
well, and Will make good investments for any per-
son looking for safety and permanent security Now
Is the time to buy, as real estate Is low.
FRANK u. HILL, Is
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
de 16-eod5t No. 11OS Main street
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Ladies', Gcntlcmcn's, aud Children's BOOTS ant
''@H No. DIX Main street,
,ooo 1n, Richmond, Va.
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI.

LOUISVILLE, December 20.-Flour generally un.
changed; some sales rather higher. Wheat firm
but not quotably higI or. Corn In good demand at
45@46c. Rye quiet and steady at S0c, Oats steady
and in fair demand: Pork quiet and firm nj SlG:3O
Bulk-meats steady and unchanged. Bacon-Clear
rib-sides, 9ac. Lard In good demand ut 0sG Csc
WhiSkey in air demand III T1.07. Bagging I'M
changed.
, 1876-07-11

thcJ wanted. lie wns tho man who would talc
hold nd Rec lint the bntk taxes wero collected
every man took hold and aasiatcd In Mr. t1calh's
election, then thur wore rafe; II no "as dcfcatea
On tho ,notlon of Mr, Perkins committee Of
fonT. repscscnttnK the 'c4crai precincts, was ep.
pointed BY ttr Chair ior tho parposa Of collecting
polls on election day. THO Committee retired, and
during theIE nbHencu Nal. e. Werden Dennu al.
tlrcA.ch tho meeting. liz hpokc Ut Mr.. l!cath ns
the fatest nan for thu Mny"rafy. and raid Tint no
had MI walk.ovcr tho coming fall, mud while flc
wnt NJ Cnmdtient Of victory an when he followed
Sheridan and Cnater down The Shenandoah tAllcy.
ststcnt wt,fk. liz was goins IL e.. out several
yotcs for Heath on EGdncatlay.
AID. B1EWAHT
shl II there was anything worse that could bcfatl
,en tha ys W.T. Coyin tos Nnyos wss t' aye
nth he hnpnl ihoy Wohi! stand M fur them little
Mayor.
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