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AvTH CONGRESS---Extra Session.
WASHINGTON, December /, 1915.
crsNy


: In the Senate last night the frat vote was
on Senator Hills motiOn,to sent Spotford on
his prinaa fdcie. Reiected-27 to 20: Put
terson and Conover voting nay. and Davis,
of Illinois, voting aye. On direct vote to
seat Kellogg Patterson and Conoyer voted
ave, and Davis no. On a vote to seat But
Ter Conoyer and Patterson voted aye Do
Wis did not vote. Kellogg and Butler,were
then sworn in.
The Paris Exposition ill and the gene
raj deficiency bill were taken up and amend
ed in the Senate, but the amendments to
those bills have not been acted on in the
House. All the unfinished business OF the
session, however, holds It's place in the next
session.
MIR. Wadleigh, from the Committee OH
Privileges and Elections, reported resolu-
ton declaring J. 3. Eustis entitled to seat
as senator from Louisiana for the term end
ing March 3, 1870. The report was sus-
tanned in the committee by vote OF 10 3.
\ min ority report was presented, and the
matter went over.
Butt er and Kellogg arejin Their seats.
The deficiency bill was amended in sew
eral important respects and passed.
The Senate went into executive session
and took a recess to 10 O'CLOCK Monday.
Fitzsimmons was confirmed as marshal
for Georgia.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House adopted 4 resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Patents to report a
bill prohibiting the bringing OF suits for
damages for infringement Of patents against
persons who may purchase said patents
without the knowledge OF such infringe
ment; also a resolution for the final adj
iournment at 8 p NJ. to-day. e.
The House to-day passed blu for the
relief Of the survivors OF the wrecked
steamship Huron and the families OF the
lost. 1t gives one thousand dollars iii the
case OF the officers, and one hundred dol
lars i'm the case OF The men. The bIa also
applies to the crew OF, the sTamped wreck
ing boat. 1t was introduced by Dir. Knott,
Of Kentucky, and passed UNANIMOUSLY.
A motion to suspend the rules and pass
the bill to remove all political disabilities
was made by Mr.. Goode, Of Virginia, and
defeated for want OF the necessary two
thirds majority.
Mr.. Mills, OF Texas, moved to suspend
the rules and adopt the resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Ways and Means to
report revenue tariff. Rejected.
The House took recess till 10 y. VI.
Monday.
There have been $500 bills introduced in
the House during the called session. Only
two bills have become laws-the army APP
preparation bill and tho naval deficiency hill:
The bill TO remonetize silver and to repeal
the resumption act have not been acted on.
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SATURDAY, nights 7BLBCRANS,
THE SENATORIAL. CONTEST ENDED.


KELLOGG SEATED AS SENATOR FIR NJ
LOUISIANA AND BUTLER FROM SOUTH
CAROLINA--A BILL PASSED BY TIL f
HOUSE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE HURON
Observation-Disclosures HUNDRED BILLS
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE AND ONLY
TWO PASSED DURING THE CALLED SEES
sIoS-THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON PRIV
ILEGEs AND ELECTIONS, BY "A VOTE OF
SIX TO THREE, HAVE RESOLVED TO RE-
COMMEND THE SEATING OF EUsTIS; IN
THE SENATE HIS CASE WENT OVER COL
LISION OF UNITED STATES TORPEDO
BOAT ALARM AND A CHOONER-DEATH
OF COMMODORE CALDWELL-T TWENTY
FIVE HUNDRED TURKS KILLED IN ONE
BATTLE-sToEE BURNED IN GEORGIA."
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HIIsYADrIAN0s MATTER,
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVEL
HCSIADI JANGS.
NEW APERIENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in anericnt
salts, and lis efficacy in Bilious attacks, prevention
of Govt, Piles, etc, and ordinary aperient, by
LIEBIG, VIRCHOW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
Rf THOMPSON, and the Gu tire medical profession
in England and Germany
j. +. BARNES, SCEGEoS-GENERAL UNITED
STATES ARMY. "The most certain and pleas
ant in lis effects of any of the bitter waters.n
DIR. }. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. Gas laxa-
tive. prefer il to every other mineral wa,er.n
DIR. WILLLAMA. HAMMOND, NEW YORK. 1.-THE
most pleasant and efficient of all pursativc Wa
tc.s.''
DIR. ALFRED L. LOOMS, NEW York. The most
prompt and most efficient: specially adapted for
daily usc.''
DIR. FOEDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. " Requires
less. is less disagrccablc and unpleasant than any
other"
DIR. LEWIS :. sAYRE, NEW YORK. " Preferred to
any other laXalive.''
\ WINEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name Of TIE
APoLLISARIs COMPANY tLimitcd), London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York.
sole Agents for Uni.ed States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GRoCEIs, AND DRUGGISTS.
[uo 19-Nr,W&FSeowtAu27I
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STANTON.

GEA<n LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARS.
lCorrcs prrsdcucc Of the Richmond Dislntch.I
DECEMBER /, 1877.
Last night the Grand Lodge OF Good
Tcmplars adjourned. The Grand Worthy
CHIEF Templar appointed the following Off
GERS: DR.. {. {. Barbour, OF Aldic, mar
shall; Mrs. ii. Gayer, deputy marshal A.;
George G. Brooks, chaplain; Charles Jo-
seph, outside guard; j. NJ. Henkle, messen-
ger; and !. Rice Smith, assistant secretary.
The proposal 10 adopt the beneficiary fea-
ture was not adopted. The Lodge visited
the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Asylum in IL
body Yesterday. and were highly delighted.
Penn
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The Meteor on the border.

BRrsTor., TENN, November %, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The meteor was seen
by your correspondent here on Tuesday
evening last at 4:45, Washington time, on a
line few degrees north Of east. Its head
seemed about eight inches diameter, while
light around its front, deeper red near the
centre of it's nuefeus-a short trail. which
soon disappeared. 1t did not explode above
our horizon, but moved in nearly straight
line, making an angle Of about forty live
degrees with our horizon. 1t did not move
ziszae. 1t wa. beautiful. It was wit
messed nv many. EN-.
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Tne Torpedo.Hoat Alarm.

COLLISION WITH a SCHOONER.
NEW YORK. December 1.-The schooner
C. c. Esbrooks, OF Virginia, reports, No
vembcr 18th, at 10 z. n, of Barnegat,
bearing northwest, that she was run into
by the United States torpedo-boat Alarm,
hence for Norfolk, and struck ON the star
board-bow; started her stem. tore her main
sail, stove her boat, knocked OIL one daVit;
carried away her sails, and caused the vessel
to leak badly. The Alarm took her in tow
and held on for three hours, when the
hawser parted, and the steamer returned
and anchored off Staten Island to procure a
boat. having lost one.
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FINANCIAL.
i, RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
~ ';ssst'-zsssz'sz SATURDAY, December 77as
sALEsea4.aee Yirginia deferred at 81.

SALSS~Tf.OUo F1HlhlhH
American GoL.-1t2 bid.
.icif secnrafes.-v'rginm consnl,, OK b,d; 90
asked: Vir.inia cousos, new. 43 Did,. 30 asked !:
Virginia fundabIe, 80 BID; vlrgtnf, deferred, %
bid. 53 asked: Virginia tax-recevable coupons, SOS
bid, 81 asked.
Cjty Securftieq.-Riciimond city s's, 117H bid;
Richmond city 6's. 10lh bid; Noefoik city waier
S's, 100 bid :; Manchester S's. tAx-recelvable, 9U
bid, 90 asked .
Ratirona B0nds.-Southside Railroad third mort.
gage preferred Gs, j. and j.. SO bid; Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage 7's, j. ami d.,
102 bid Piedmont Railroad irst mortgage S's, A.
aud o.. as BID.
Railroad Stocfs.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 90 par. 80 bid: Richmond and Dali
VILE Railroad 100 par, asked
Bank Stocks.Flrst Na'opSl LOO par ~ =, BID;
Of Richmond, SO par, ~ bid, 43H asked; City,
rs par, 22 ASKED.
Insurance CnmDnniPs.-Yirgtnia Fire and Ma
r!He, rs; par 3sai bid, 80 asked; Virginia Elctae
100 par. 100 bid,- 100 assed; Merchants sH Hd
Mechanics. 100 par, 90 bid; Old Dominion. lUO
par, I7e asked; Commercial F;re-lnsursnce Com
pany. % par, IL! bid.
hfsceLans0uS.-Old DoEInion Steamship 1opi'
pary, 19o par, 70 bid.
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The Public Schools.

Editors. Dispatch: Having travelled
through many counties of Virginia it is
with pleasure that notice the increasing
popularity OF the public schools. Wherever
experienced teachers are at the head OF
them they are doing we'll Good, practical
teachers in all the counties acting rs super
intendents will make them success. It
would he well for the Board of Education,
as far as practicable, to leave the lawyers,
doctors, and farmers to their own profess
sions, and sustain the good teachers OF this
old State. TRAVELLER.
November "a, 1877.
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Tho Meteor I'm ptttsylyania.

CHATHAM, VA, November "a, 1871.
Editors Dispatch: G. II. W., in the Dis
patch Of 22d. gives al account OF the me-
teor as seen from Richmond on the Goth,
which is exactly as 1t was seen from Chat
ham-even the hour and the time it lasted;
except he says it was west OF Richmond,
while it was almost due east Of Chatham.
WHO. H. w. explain this through the
Dispatch? Yours, &C., q.
7. ST. have great curiosity TO know
how this meteor was west Of Richmond and
east OF llsf
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y1aGQncs,GggcftS.
FATAL ILLNESS OF AN EDITOR.

FATAL ILLNESS OF AN EDITOR.
SPRINGFIELD. MASS, December l.-sam-
uel Bowles. editor OF the Springfield Re
puJlican. who has been i'll for several weeks
past, suffered this morning an attack OF
PARALYSIS OF the brain, and his physicians
say he cannot recover. It is possible that
he may survive day or two. but he is now
unconscious, and may breathe his last be-
fore sunset,
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Fire Record.

STORE BURNED IN BARLOW, CA.
SAVANNAH, December 1.-The store OF
Nathan Cornwall, near Barlow, Ga, has
been burned.
Cornwall's charrcd remains were found
in the ruins. It is thought that he was
murdered and his store burnt by robbers.
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TeT York.
PRICES OF COAL,

NEW YORK, December 1.-The Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company have issued a
circular stating that the following will be
the prices for their Lackawanna coal pei.
ton OF 2.24O pounds, subject to terms OF
printed conditions of sale delivered free on
board at Wehawkcn: Furnace lump. 81. :;
steamer lump, 1886; CRATE. S2.35; egg,
$40; stove, $2.70; chestnut. s2.G0; chest
nut No. ,, or pea, $1.1j.
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,1AHINE rNrEaL.ssENC..
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
STEAMSHIP Richmond. Kelly. New York. mnrchan-
disc and passengers, Old dominion Steamship CONF
Steamer j. W. Epsrman, Plat, Philadelphia, nler-
chandise and passengers.
chandIse and passengers, L. b. 1atum, agent.
Schooner Horatio Nichols. Dupny, Petersburg
light, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupny, New York ,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Mary f. Simmons, Candy, New York.
Goa? Schooner James new #. Boyle, cubber,y. New York
ria James rivers oysters.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship PIehmond, Kelly, New York, merctan-
disc ond passengers, Old Dominion Steamship Com-
pany.
Steamer j. ". Everman. PIatr, Philadelphia;
merchandise and passengers, w. I. Porter, AGENT
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Liverpool October l Ia, bark Calls, Eriek-
From Liverpool October eth, bark Gosss, Kill
FROM Liverpool November 18th, bark Soridiaren,
Petersen.
From Boston November 2sth, barkentins,Norah,
From Rio de Janciro October 25th,- brig Ida
lGer.), DuckeS.
From philadelphia November Goth, schooner John
From Philadelphia November 7th, schooner l.. B.
FROM New York November 2lst, schooner George
n. Hallock, Sharreit.
: From Philadelphia November 10th schooner Carr
RE, Harris
From Baltimore November 10th, schooner Silver
From Alexandria November 23d, schooner James,
Mace. e.F ..t .. a.. .-
From Rockland November Goth. schooner Light
boat, Wood
Fran Philadelphia November Esd, schooner Nary
Riley, Riley.
From Alexandria November 2sth, schooner 4. E.
Smyrk. Flowers. .
From New York November 24th. schooner Yam
kee, Rose.
From Windsor, y. s.. NOvemher 2Orfl, schooner
Maggie ID. Marstou, BlacSiuutDn. .t. -
From Baltimore November 9Th, schooner l.. Z.
Williams. Bradley. II H.- -s
From Philadelphia November 9Th. schooner
Mary Haley, Corson.
I From Baltimore Noyemhar 2sih, schooner Bell
gal. Crcedlnore. ...... ..s
From New York November 9Th, schooner $. W.
BunneI, BunnclI. .a...- w..
From Alexandria November 30th, schooner Eu-
gle, C0rSey.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner jamestown. IIaZleton. from Richmond.
at New York November 30th.
By telegraph.
DISASTER.
LONDON, December 1.-The ship Crusader. from
Quebec for Lyme, ia ashore on Goodwin Sands. WIN
become wreck. Crew saved.
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Icy Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 1.-Gold opened "a 1923
Noon.-Stocks greatly oppressed; decline from a
Z TO 3 per cent. Money Oh call, per cent. Gold,
IO2E6r OH Did. Exchapge-Long- 4SlS; short,
4S4k. Governments firm. State bonds GElef.
EreninG.-Mouey on ra'l, sac per cent. Sterling
weak at 4S1k Coli steady ut 102E. G2yernments
strong; new fves, 1O6H. States quiet.
1894 BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Decc aber 1.-The following Is the
bank statement: Looms increased three millions;
specie decreased oneand a half MILLIONS: legal-ten-
ders increased five eighis of million: deposits In.
creased three-fourths OF million reserve decreased
one million.
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 1.-Virsnia G's, old 81
Deferred 81: consolidated. 5S7s second series. %.
North Carolina SIS, old, 1917; new, 8; special tsots L
Bid TO- day.
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4 sad Death In Hanover.
orre.Donaence oc the Kich1nond Nspatch.l

tcorFtooonocnce oc the Richmond Dispatch.l
DECEMBER !, 1877.
Willie Martin. poor but worthy and
industrious young man, while on spree
fell from his horse last night. and splinter
half an inch in diameter entered the right
nostril, diverged TO the left, passed into the
base OF the brain at the inner angle OF the
left eye, and penetrated the brain to its
posterior extremity; then breaking Off half
All inch within the nostril, was only dis
covered after a careful post-morten exami-
nation.
1t is supposed he lived only an hour or
two after the accident. l.. B. A.
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GERMANY AND AUsTRIA-London, Deem
Der 1.-The 1imes's correspondent at Ber-
lin teegraphs the following: "Thcrc
seems to be no doubt that the German Gov
eminent has endeayored to obtain Austria's
acqueSceuce in the Russian plan OF direct
negotiations with Turkey by promising her
friendly support ii any OF Austria's vital
interests are imperilled."
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Pope.

LONDON. November S0.-The Rome cor
respondent Of the Times says it is doubted
at the Vatican whether the Pope will ever
again move from his bed. He looks well
when recumbent, but when an attempt was
made to dress him it was discovered that he
could not sit upright.
A special to the Augsburg Altgemeine
Zeitung reports that the Pope is dying.
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The TELErHoNE.-London, December 1.
The British Government has contracted
with the owners Of Bells telephone for its
use as part OF the British Geographic sys-
tenn.
A special from Berlin to the Times says
that the German Telcgraphic Department
is organizing telephone communication
for distances not exceeding fifty miles.
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no ALL
Personal.

MOTTO E.-All persons are hereby
IN warned against trading for or secreting any
White Oak Pipe, Hogshead-, or Barrel-staves,
Railroad Crossties, or While Oak Car-Stnf, carried
off by the recent freshet from Richmond aud Ghes-
apeake aud Ohio Railroad docks. For the sue de
livery OF any Of the aforementioned articles III
Richmonda fair remuneration Will be paid
JONES BRQfIERS & CO., h
del.2t for tho owners.
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The Turf.
THE RACES AT NEW ORLEANS

THE RACES AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-Pere Leon
ard Won the steeple-chase.
In the mile-race Mary X. won; Duncan
L. Kenner second, Mischief third. Time,
1:47s.
In the mile-heats Belle Isle won the first,
Sagantren the second and third. Time,
las, las, 1:52.
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TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE IU IAA-fa EftS.
81. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November 80, 1877.
This office Will be open DAILY from O'Clock 4.
NJ. 10 O'Clock Z. M. from The 18TH TO TIE 3lST
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
OF receiving from any person who has already paid
one half of the city lakes charged to him or her the
remaining half and that ten per cent. penalty viii
be added 10 the amount OF said remaining half of the
taxes charged In every where the party assessed
shall fail to pay said remaining half within the time
SO limitrd.
But in case any person having failed to pay In the
month OF June one half OF the city taxes due IRON
such person shall fail to pay the whole thereof on or
before the 3iSt day OF December, there shall be
added twenty per cent. penalty upon the amount OF
the tax so remaining due.
A. r. WOODS0N,
no 3O-1m City Collector
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MINERAL WATERS, &c.

BETHESDA WATER.
A fresh supply Of this celebrated WATER, direct
from The srriug al Waukcslla Wis, Is just 10 hand.
Asa specific for any disease affecting the kidneys
or urinary organs 1t Is unsurpassed.
For sale on iaught or In larger quantities By
GEORGE SCHEN,
no 14-lm Main and Eleventh streets.
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MILTON RAlLRoAD.-A dispatch from
Major SutherIn states that the damage to
his railroad, all told, does not amount to
more than two hundred dollars. lie still
expects to have the cars running by the
list OF January Times.
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condemnation Mt SOPHIA.

There is great panic in Sophia and the
inhabitants are fleeing. 1t is feared the Rus
slams may cut the road between Sophia and
Tatar Bazordiik. Nlehcmct Ali has notified
the War Office that he cannot relieve PeVna
unless strongly reinforced. Great efforts
are being made to reinforce him. Great
excitement prevails in Stamboul on account
OF the calling out of the reserves, and dis
turbances are expected. All the servants
OF the palace have been armed with re-
volJrIS
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CHAMPIONSHIPS.
GELATHNE.
~ III A l. NJ Il II s. S
TRANSPARENT GELA1INE

TRANSPARENT GELAIINE
IS highly recommended by Delmonico and other
leading restaurateurs In New York for making
JELLlES, BLANC NANCE, &C., sc.
We introduced this excellent article 10 the public
last year. Ii has given much satisfaction thar
are warranted In recommending It ms being In every
respect equal 10 any Imported. The price Is lower
For sale TO the trade at manufacturcr's prices.
PURCELL, LAIJD & CO.,
no23 $3.50 1916 Main street.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, IRctlnEtr I, 1877.
The breaks to-day comprised hossheads. The
Off rings at auction OH Change were 5 packages
of which, number taken In, and l sold ut
$3.50 This Is the first sale nj the Exchange since
Friday. November Cad.
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Indignant Protest from Italy.

LONDON. December 1.-The Constantine
pie correspondent OF the Standard sends
the following: "The Turks having seized
two Italian vessels in the Bosphorus, al
though they had passed the blockade in the
Black Sea. Count Corte, the Italian ambas
sador, has formally declared that il they are
not released he will proclaim the blockade
Intellectual, and that il the Porte insists on
maintaining an effective blockade Italy will
resort to extreme measures"
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SALES REPORTED 70 SECRETARY.

WuEAr.-IVhite, Il 6sshcIs choice on private
terms. Red, 20 bushels common Futz at 81 :;
lis bushels common Fultz ut $1.30-total, 240
bushels.
CORN White. So bushels very good new at 60c. !:
81 sushcs very gooir new at 60c.; l0S bushels good
new at 5Sc-tOtaL z Ii bushels.
0ATs.-116 bushels fair spriag on private terAns.
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Flour.

Fine. $3.50: supertinc. $a.3O@S5.75: extra SUI
periur, s6.2a.SS6.5O; common Family. S70sT1 30 !:
fancy family and City Mills, aSGsS.2J. and Very
dull
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FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
no 19-NTW&FSeowtAu27J
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DLANK BOOKS FOR JANU AIRY NEXT
~ should be ordered now. Four first premiums
awarded us at the two last State Fairs each time for
best specimens of accOunt-books and book-binding.
Pat terms for all kinds of account-bookS on hand.
Our prices moderate and work guaranteed.
". +. SINONS & BROTHER.
Twelfth and Main streets,
no 2S-lm Richmond.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
OVERCOATS
" AT Low PRICES.
del E. Il. sPENCE & SON.
del NV L. B. sPEScE & son
del IA ~" F. .h 5. EsirtIENcE SON.
~ AT LOW PRICES.
del L. Is. SPENCE & son.
~ 1T Low Prices:
lie Z. d. SPENCE ( son:
|TNDERsHlRTS -
del = ~" = :. g. Is. srHNcE & son.
y AZ Low PRICES,
TNDERsItIRTs
y AT Low PRICES.
|USDERsHI.RTT;so w PRICES
del +. .. Silence & son.
TNDERsHERTs
T. H. At Low " rK T. sEFscr 6 SON.
Lc IL. -. Of ES'E opN.
BUSINESS s. sFI ECw PRICES.
Tel W E. i. sPF:NcE & son.
BUSINESS SUITS ,,
del E. i. SPENCE & son.
BUSINESS SUITS ,,n,,,.,o
del ~ ~" e. i Is. sFENcE son.
BUSINESS s s. rs, n.,cr.
del E. Il. SPENCE & son.
BUSINESS SUITS
del F. 3. SPENCE & son.
1ONE-DOLLAR SHIRTS.
del E. h. SPENCE SON.
iONE-DoLLAE SHIRTS,
del 7. 3. SPENCE l. SON.
lONE-DOLLAR SHIRTS.
del Ed. SPENCE & son.
fONE-DoLLAE SHIRTS.
del E.B. SPENCE & son.
GALL At >. >..,, ,,,
| d + VI OE a L r. + VAL
OF
JULIUS kRAKER'S
.... CLOTHING HOUSE
TO 1884,. ...',
GIL BROAD. BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS.
Having removed nv clothing and merchant-tail
oring establishment. | cordially invite my old
friends and the public generally 10 my new place Of
business, where they will find complete, fresh, and
wcll-sclected stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
GENTiEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
JULIUS KRAKER,
81 Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh.
de Ism
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ST. LOUIS. December 1.-IIog< irmer and In good
demand; packing, S425mii 40. Cattle duh eX-
cept far good butchers. which are firm: prime 10
choice naive shipping steers. Si.5OGJS47O; Tex
ans, 1886. sheep strong and In good demand for
heavy shipping and butchers muttons; good 10
choice, $3.75@*4.50; common TO fair, s2.75GG
1866.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
BLOOD! FLOOD! FLOOD!!!

BLOOD! FLOOD! FLOOD!!! a8.
The food has subsidized, and have saved ykS1cS
my stock Of M1LIlS cry in good order, and am
now ready for business and will sell nv entire stock
AT COST, as have concluded 10 change business by
the 1st Of January next. l mast respectfully ask
all in want of MILLINERY TO give me call before
buying elsewhere. Mrs. JULIUS BEAR,
no 3(l-3t 1921 Main street.
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Nathaniel Hancock is appointed post,
master at Chisesburg, Caroline county, Va
Dtce w. III. Parish, resigned,
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Reimbursement of PEeyna

The TimeS'S Vienna correspondent says
it is announced from Bucharest that the
general bombardment OF Plevna commenced
on Thursday.
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Obituary.

DEATH OF COMMODORE CALDWELL.
Boston, December L. Commodore Cald-
well, OF the United States navy, is dead,