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partly cured. S4.501S4.76, $6I4, and A8.141f for
az Gefr on
Lard quiet choice leaf, tieree, pa. 624@sS.76.
Nhiskey steady and unchanged. SBaggiDs quiet at
12kc. Tobacco qn!et and unchanged. Is
T. .@.i ST.. LoUrs.at 80 ttL!
ST. Louis, December I2.-F1our easier; extra
fall, 81 80@S4. SIS; double extra falI. o@s5Ao
; red aH, H.2b; No. . red fan, Si.osH bid: Corn
dull al IS Sssc. bid: Bsriex dull and UNCHANGED:
Whissey steady at 81 .05. Pork nen1inally 81 s7h
en- doias HGFs noainay iover weather. very
warm. Cattle weak and quiet. Sheep steady.
Chicago. -
CHICAGO, December 12.-Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat irregular, active. and lower; No: ChicaRo
1.oSs sS:h s soa
Corn unsettled and generally lower at 4skc cash and
SsRsaes h a SSc
lev dull anda shade lower q s9Ke PORK il fair de-
12:Ssx@si 2.05 February: lard duh and lover 81
e. S 7sa 4eef Busn s1s ep and
shade lower shoulders, 4c.; short Tib, 6@eSc.;
short clear, 64c. Whiskey firm &C s1.05h.
Shipments Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat; 5000
afternoon Board.-Wheat heavy and lower st
6f1 .OsH February. Corn dull. weak, aud lower at
42H@43c. December. 414c: January. Oats dnll and
Shade lower 24HG24Ec. December Pork steady
and unchanged. Lard fairly active and shade
higher 1t $7.sO@s7. s2k; January, s7.so@7.924
NEW ,yoRK. COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK, December 12.-Cotton-Net receipts.
1892 bales; gross, GAL bales. Futures closed 1
siI.42: January $TI.46@$II.47; February,
sll.5s@slI.59; March, 81 10; April, 1880
slI.83: May: 81 .92@s1I June, SI2.Q3@
S12.04; July. $120S@$l2o9; August, sl2.l2Gs
h1214
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
rxsC1-TryE SESSION OF THE SEN
ATE YESTERDAY.

THE STRUGGLE OyEE THE NEW YORK
NOMINATIONS IN THE EXECUTIVE SEES
SION OF THE SENATE YEsTERDAY-THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WAS OC-
cr;pIED IN DISCUSSING THE COLORADO
CONTEST, AND Will REACH A VOTE TO-
DAY-NBwARK SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN
THE HANDS OF A RECEIvER-MEETING
OF THE CREDITORS. or A PROVIDENCE
H0uSE-FAILURE OF A NEW YORK DRY
GOODS HoUSE--LARGE SALE OF BLEACH
ED GOODS IN NEW YoRK-REPUBLICAN
Election IN SOUTH CARoLINA--A BILL
FOR TIE SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS
WITH RAILWAY GoMPANIES-vARIoUS
ITEMS FROM wAsHISGToS-THE WAR
NEws-THE TURKS RESOLVED TO FIGHT
TO THE LAST EXTREMITY. s.. ,.s...s.
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Financial and Commercial Troubles.
THE NEWARK SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN THE
HANDS OF RECEIVER.


THE NEWARK SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN THE
HANDS OF A RECEIVER.
NEWARK, N. j., December 12.-The New
ark Savings Institution, the largest and old
est in this city. chartered thirty years ago,
has been taken In charge Of by chancellor
on petition OF Its managers, so as to. insure
an equal distribution OF its assets among
the depositors and prevent unfairness from
a possible run. 1t has about $12,000,000 OF
assets, including deprecated securities and
81, 900, 900 Of Government bonds. The de-
posts are s11, 200, 600. The chancellor or
ders them to pay eighteen per cent. Of the
principal to the depositors who apply for 1t,
with two per cent. interest, on January I'd,
and no more tilt further orders. Meanwhile
he will order q full Investigation Of the af-
fairs, OF the institution. The moneys here
after deposited are to be kept separate and
invested In United States, New Jersey, and
New York bonds, free from risk of former
investments ,-,.f-r,r ,-y9-y-1 fr-
MEETING OF CREDITORS OF A RHODE ISLAND
HOUSE.
PROVIDENCE, December ia meeting
OF the creditors OF A. &c W. Sprague, repre-
senting S4,25o,o00 Indebtedness. has been
held to take actlonto protect them and seA
cure their rights, and an association has
been formed for this purpose, and an ex-
ecutive committee chosen. who were in
structed to take. steps TO protect the cred
itors. - 80. -, h-... I,,lr Il. ....rs-;
FAILURE OF NEW YORK DRY-GooDs HOUSE.
New YORK, December 19.-Adriance,
Robbins d Co., dry-goods merchants, have
failed. - - ~ -
SUSPENSION OF A MASSACHUSETTS SAVINGS
'~~' BANK. .@s'-" --.
TAUNTON, MASS, December 12.-The
Taunton Savings Bank suspended to-day.
1t is thought depositors will be paid in full.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
.......: RICHMOND. December IL, 1877.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wltte, 632 bushels. of which 252 BUSH
els were re-exhibited. Red 3036 bushels, of which
4O4 bushels were re-cxhtbited. .s-~sr...s
CORN White, 1,152 bushels. lnfted 81 BUSH
els. ... ....... .g... -.-srrs ~
OATs.-16O bushels.
MEAL bushels.
=, SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 90 bushels at $1.37; 120 BUSH
els good at 1.3S: $40 bushels at S1.1S; 1873 BUSH
els Mt Sl40: 90 bushels at Sl40; $50 bushels very
good at $1.3S; 20 bushels prime At $1.45-total,
100 bushels. Red, IA bushels at S1.25: g bushels
fair Futz at so; 100 bushels Fultz at $3.50; 1852
bushels at $1.33 so bushels at 81 .25 SO bushels
prime Fultz at $1.3s; 4S bushels prime Eultz at
$1.SS; 80 bushels prime Fultz at $1.37; 80 bush
els at 81 80; 46 bushels prime Lancaster at Sl4S;
40 bushels at Sl,S2; 90 bushels ut ST. 300
bushels prime Fuitz at S1.35 IA bushels at 80
~ bushels on private terms; 40 bushels OF $135
70 bushels prime Lancaster ut S1.45; 334 bushels
atSI 40: So Bushels at sl25; so bushels at $I.20;
70 bushels mixed at $l.25; 40 bushels prime Fultz
at Sl,S5; So bushels at $40; so bushels at
so bushels Fnltz at 81 .s5; go bushels 80; 81
bushels mixed At 81 .35 22Q bushels prime Fulz at
$1.35 $50 bushels fair at $l.Sf; % bushels al
$3.50; 81 bushels at &1.33-total, 2.648 bushels.
CORN White, 81 8 bushels very good at 60c.: 90
bushels good at &c.; 1913 bushels good on private
terms; 800 bushels on private terms; 80 bushels
good at 5Sc.-tota, l,I66 bushels. HiDed, so bush
els common ut SIC.
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e p Dssss B DkE S9Ss xSrs U.s.
pieces BkEss Go o9Bs worth &c.,
''%eEFSs5RSS F1eEEP q 1T, and
m re STYLES. Give US call on
In BLACK ALPACAss, CACHEMIRES, MERI-
NOS, and other black goods our STOCK Is COM
pete, and at prices to suit any one.
A ' 'a;I 'tSS Us WArEk:fk9oE CLOTH, cAssi.
MkREs, &C., for CLoAKs, SUITS, &c, at very
low prices. . .t"I 81 Co.,
81 to!$25-all the newest styles andtrimmiugs-
very low -,
BLANKETS; QUILTS: G ONE CAR Ids,
prices to effect sales. Call and see us on these
ADIEs;.GENTLEs1EN's and CHlLDREN's UN-
DERWEAR-a full line at all prices
KID GLOVES-We have just received the largest
supply we have ever had, from soc. to $3.50.
G 3ns Be- S4s aM S opER GpES K
GLOVES ut soc.
WHITE, STRIPED, and SOLID COL 0Rs,
e our HOSIERY 5Sf Isl pEPAgR s1 m 70 00A
Also a large line of HANDKERCHIEFs. CORsETs.
scAEEss 5hWGGkY
and great many other goods too numerous to
mention.
We keep alI SHADES Tg!ssnSG7sILKs to match
We keep all shades WORsTED PRINCES at 90,
rs, 80, and Soc. to match goods.
We keep all shades SILK BUTTONS.
We keep ail kinds OF BUTTONS for DRESSES,
CLOAkS, &C. s..tf 49,
We keep everything contained in irst-class dry
goods store Mt prices to defy any competition,
and all we ask. IS call to be convinced OF the
fact at THALHIMER BROTHERS,,
ii. COL Broad street, corner Sixth street.
y. B.-MR. CHARLES HUTzLER is with US:
and will be pleased 10 see his many friends and
customers at THALHIMER BROTHERS.,
de r. COL Broad street.
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Geoirgin.
- y = = : ~ Z =
SAVANNAH CITY. BONDS.

90 ~ = SAVANNAH C31 I OOK'Do' 30
SAVANNAH, December 12.-The Bond
holders Committee and the Finance Com
mittee Of the City Council met in confer
ence to-day to take action in regard to the
city bonds. The proposition by the city to
issue thirty ear bonds paying the first ten
years three per cent, the second ten years
four per cent, and the third ten years five
per cent.-was rejected by the bondholders;
and the proposition by bondholders for the
city to issue long, bonds, bearing FIVE per
cent, was rejected by the city. No further
action was taken. irE-ss '... @.t,- .''E-t
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The Eastern War.

THE TURKS RESOLVED TO FIGHT TO THE LAST.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, December ia grand
is said it was resolved to carry on the war
to the last extremity. =. .r. =.
THE GEAR RECOGNIZES BRAvERY IN AN ENEMY.
LONDON, December IA Reuter- tele-
gram from Verbitza states that the Gear will
start for st. Petersburg Saturday He has
visited Osman Pasha and returned to him
his sword in recognition Of bis bravery.
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ssAKlNE InrEhLEaENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL, 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ~, 1877.
ARRIVED. ...-. -.-l....
Schooner Henry H. Grant Sntnhin. New YORK,
railroad-iron, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad COM
pany. Ut.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Rh9da Holmes, -, New YORK, llpnt,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner L. & D. Fisk, Baker, Richmond Me-
Ice. j. G. Smith. .r.
Lee. Seldom & Co.
Schooner Thomas ]. Seward, Applegarth, AleIan-
dra, grain, Gallego-Mlls Manufacturing Company
ARRIVED 11thl. ...s..
-. -; ~ SAILED. "'...
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise, and passengers, L.. Be
Talum, agent.
coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company;
Schooner Mary A Trainer, Hoskins, Providence,
Schooner Light Boat, Wood, Providence, coal,
Cvrrie u Co.. % ..... ~
Curtis II Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston December 10Th, schooner Almon
Bird, Drinkwater.
-.ra.sa = MEMORANDA. s..1..
Bark Westfold (Nor.) Pedersen, from Richmond,
arrived at Triest December 9th.
Schooner Emily Curtis, Harding, from Richmond,
ut New York December 10th.
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" &c., SPECIAL NOTICEH.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE. .as'@t, s..'
TO OUR CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS, AND THE
aLls-ks-Le = 1IIRY 10 IN f,ENER Al. Z y


TO OUR CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS, AND THE
49, PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
On the drst second third, aud fourth aosrs great
sassy: and salaiss kklFa sR,'e
sYcLE sys :sS ss,
d. Say ne" KaRNnicKERBoGKEE DRESS GOODS, cost
81 I'm gold 10 land. are selling az Csc. Don't buy
your Dress Goods before s0 sSo & aaorHEas.
RID i GLOVES a's0e' "'fs sY I'll q bisorHERs'.
DRESS GOODS at Is. worth 2bc.: d zoe. never
KN is ;ss asa aSs Gss Ts5a Sc
Efza sss ise. per yar saenr pno s
1o, 600 yards Of remnants BLEACHED COTTON
Bra a e. k plfss ee cAdhEMRE and ali other
BLA msSr Gafe HEM q. 4sc worth .. &c.
worth 75c.: at 7bc. worth 81; at soc. worth
A1sWoah eAC GahsS fh:G q. SOC, IN eolors
ALFAcas at 2sc worth soc; at 25c. worth 37,kzc,;
at acc. worth 4Oc; at Acc. worth &c.. s.I,:y'f!
Our ber Sss1R r se are s
sR for 75e yeE Hss ses siSas
CASHMERE for mems and boys wears extra
large assortment-which We are selling from 10
to 20 per cent. less than at the FIRST or me season.
eass'ne! sYs efiars BSR rs 81 f
g! GRAY YARN at 7'e. per g gYoaE 6 BROTHERS
.-... FLANNEL DEPARTMENT:
FLANNEL. from 16Hc. to 81 per yardi at 1879.
: worth 20c.: at zoe. worth 25c:; ut 2oc. worth
Soc; ut csc. worth 50c.: NJ 40c., worth 8Oc.
Don't purchase yonr FLANNELS before you go
.wi to- - 49, ~ SYCLE BROTHERS..
- CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT..
CLOAKS from "a upto $25; SHAWLS for Indies,
misses, aud children from 26e. to S25. Don't
buy your CLOAKS before you look at,,,s
BLANKETs!l BLANKETsI BI,ANKETSl-Loek
at our 50 BLANKETS worth IS at % worth "a;
ut 81 worth SIS; IL S5 worth $3.50; at 81 worth
$40. Don't bay your BLANKETS before you
90 10 7I.ff ~ - = SYCLE BROTHERS..
Go to sYCLE BROTHERS. for the HOLIDAY
-. PRESENTS for q hftfo money. S1' mt i'4
Go to SYCLE BROTHERS and get handsome
= CLOAK, IS their stock is we'll assorted.
SYCEE BROTHERS have 4 large lot af HOLI DAY
PRESENTS, and thousands of new and desira.
Bile goods, but too numerous to mention. Call
s.. and be convinced that we have the largest STOCK
In the city. SYCLE BRUTHERS, Il
311 BROAD street,
60 de 10 between Third and Fourth streets.
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The New York Excise Law.
A TEST.ClSE.

NEW YORK. December 12.---In the test
case Judge Davis announced his decision
to-day la the matter Of habeas corpus to
procure the release OF the arrested bar
tender August William Troch for violating
the excise law. The Judge said that inter
giving the case the most careful considers
ton in his power he had to come to thu
conclusion to dismiss the writ and remand
fhe prisoner - 5:slt 80 S2,l - ~
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 12.-Gold opened'at l03.
M9ono hgher Money on a CALL per eel Ias
State bonds quiet. Governments lower. : H.
Euenlng.-Money, s per cent. Sterling dull and
firm ut 1924. Gold active at 1885,. Governments
feyerish new 5's, 1903. States quiet. ..t liz
-..-.- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 12.-Virginia 6's, defer
red. 5R: consolidated So second series, Al. North
Carolina 6's, old, Is; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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NJ GRAND DISPLAY
pHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER EX-
..-- HIBlTED IN RICHMOND. o. '. .-'
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS FOR
MEN, WOMEN, DoYs, GIRLS, 49, 49,
~, ....s =. AND BABIES. y"

A large stock of WRITING DESKS, WORK
BOXES, JAPANESE JEWEL-CAsEs
TOILET-BoTTLEs, VASES, MATCH-sAFES,
CHINA TEA, DINNER, and TOLL SETS;
RUBBER, CHINA, WAX, and INDEsTRUCTI-
BILE DOLLS;
JUVENILE BOOKS, ALPHABET, PICTURE,
and BUILDING-BLOCKS:
DRUMS. CoRNETS, HORNS, RIDDLES, HAIR.
MoNICANs, PIANOS. CLARIONETs, and
other musical Instruments; .E.
NOAHS ARkS, SlIEEP-FOLDS, VILLAGES,
SOLDIERS;
GAMES in great rarlety-the largest display in this
line ever made.
MAGNETIC TOYS, CHINA MUGS, CUPS and
sAUCERs, and CUPS. sAJCERs, and PLATES
In sets;t'
MoNEY-BANKS, MECHANICAL TOYS, SUP.
= -PLE-JACKS, INDLA-RUBBER BALLS and
-. INDIA-RUBBER TOYS, HUMMING-TOPs
PEG-TOPs. MARBLES, JACKS, TABLE an(
PARLoR-CROQUET, GRACE HOOPS, ant
DATTLEDOoR AND sHUTTLECOCK,J ACE
sTRAWS, MAGIC LANTERNS, CHRISTINA
=: CANDLES, CANDLESTICKS. sl sE.t'a
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, DRAWING-SLATEs
SLATE-DESKs and SCRAP-BOOKS, SCRAP
BOOK PICTURES;
POTTERY for decoration, and all the nccessar.
material. Thousands Of articles not enumerate'
de IS s '''i7 - . A4' LEVY BROTHERS.
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South Carolina.
STATE SENATORIAL ELECT

CHARLESTON, December I'D. W, Col
Inns (Rep.) was elected to the State Senate
in Branfast county Monday by 1000 major
ity. This is the, first election in this State
this year which has been carried by the Re-
publicans. - fi!3s = -. -
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. December 12-CottOn quiet; up
lands IL 7-16c.; Orleans, II 9-l6c.; sales, 97S
bales; consolidated net receipts. 132;494 bales;
iaS4S bales; Continent, is, $50 bales Flour about
5@lOc. lower and less active; superfne western
and State, S5@S5.20. Southern -four dull and I'M
nc. lower and heavy. Oats slightly In buyers favor
Cofee-Rlo firm With fair inquiry; cargoes. 16@
zoe. gold; ID lots, 16@21sc. gold. Sugar dull and
unchanged: refined in fair demand; 909hc. for
standard. Molasses-Foreign dull; new drop New
Orleans in moderate demand ut 35@4Sc. for COM
5xa6Hc for Louisiana fair to choice, 6@6xc for
Carolina. Petroleum quiet andfrm: refined, sc.
Tallow steady. Rosin unchanged. Turpentfne
scarcely SO frm at 33Hc. Coal firm at $2.60@s3.75
for anthracite per cargo. Leatier UNCHANGED Wool
lard closed heayy; prime
steam, 1886. Whiskey steady at $l.1O. Freights
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Rhode Island.
-Tr- -tT%s- = JE4- 2 20
STEAMBOAT INSPECTION. ~

PROVIDENCE, December r. United States
Supervising Inspector Matthews and two
assistant inspectors visited the steam-yacht
Estelle. at Bristol, to-day. The result OF
the visit is unknown. !. 49,. ~ 81, s..
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Elour.

Fine, $3.50; superane, $3.50; extra superane,
and City Mills, $6@SS.25, and very dull. y
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Illinois.
- - = . -. s.f.-s'@
ELECTION OF BISHOP.

QUINCY, ILL.,, December 12.--Rev. s. L..
Harris, D. D., OF Chicago, has been elected
bishop OF the new Episcopal Diocese OF
Quincy. .@
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R1CHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGES.

WEDNESDAY,, December IL, 1877.
: The breaks to-day comprised SO hogsheads
and boxes. The offerings at auction on Change
were packages; OF which number were taken
in, and l sold at 1910.
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~ T. R. PRICE & CO.,
SoAH.LKE,. SAFE AFTER THE FLOOD.

NE T. R. PRICE & CO.,
NOAH.LIKE, SAFE AFTER THE FLOOD.
Just from the large markets we can offer complete
stocks OF -.
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS;
Beautiful THIRTY-EGHT-INGH COL oRED
+ CASHAIERESat 75c.; ftS
BLACK CASHMERES from 75c. to 90:
Magnificent line OF KNCKERBOCKERS;
BoURETTEs and other DOMESTIC and FRENCH
GENTEEafEES KIDS-One- and Two-Buttons;
GENTLMdENs :sCARFS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
SOCKS, CUFFS, COLLARS, and other FUR
NIsHINGS; z = Zfzfzt. = CO.,
FINE CLOTHS, CAssIMEEEs, and BEAVERS q
speciality with house. i,.tz-.....s no.. !
We can dive 70 these goods that warrant that en-.
psrtsDcs aud honestv can confer. = 70
Just opened enormous stockof ~ 80. ssf s5'Ht
PLAIN BEAVER and 3IATELASsE CLoAKs.
We can promise satisfaction in these goods; ife1
Assortment complete Of 2 it.ef.s - ~
RUFTLINss, sEMsRoIDERIEs,. 4 -
IL, FRLLNGs, LACKS. q . 90 si,t.s vi.
BUTTONS, and other TRlMMINGs;% !. 4
CREToNNEs, DAMAsKs, LINEN, and o.her
HOUSEHOLD GOODS .,,,,x,,,t..a ,,,s,.F :
no SO 800 l101 Main street. I.
s. 49, as # ~ aaFr g n
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Obituary.
! Ts-Tg ~
DEATH AR Az iTnITf

- EI1.119E UEAIHEU AN 1DIIURs =.
SALEM, MAss,, December, 12.-Jonathan
,CogsWell Borktnst, editor Of law publicar!
tions, is dead; aged sixty-eight years.
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xLvTH CONGRESS--Secon Session.
-. WASHINGTON. December u, 1871
--.-.-.,l -, 2. sEN ATE. .-.i,t ~ - -.

-...s.,t-"-sf - SENATE. 's.""t'' ~ -
The consideration Of Mr.. Matthew's sill
yer resolution was resumed. ~. 1874, J
Mr.. Chaffee, Of Colorado, submitted the
following MS substitute for the resolution,
leaving the preamble OF Mr. Matthews the
same as submitted by that Senator:
! Resolved, That all the bonds OF the
United States issued or authorized 10 De
issued under the said acts OF Congress here
tofore recited are payable, principal ana IN
terest, at the option of the Government, IN
coin OF gold or silver OF the standard .Xalue
when such bonds were issued; aud 10 re-
store to its coinage such silver coin as le-
gal tender co1qual with gold coin, is not In
Violation OF the public faith nor in deroga-
ton OF the rights of the public creditor.
Ordered to be printed by a vote OF A to-
90. ,r.-.e ~. -. - . !. -.
y Mr.. Jones, OF Florida, from the COM
mittee on Naval Affairs, reported. with an
amendment, Senate bill to authorize the
Secretary Of the Navy to transfer to the Sec
rotary Of the Interior, for, entry and sale,
all lands in Florida not needed for naval
purposes. Placed on the calendar. Also,
from the same committee, with an amend
ment, Senate bill to retrocede to Florida
jurisdiction over the lands reserved for a
dock-yard in the county OF Escambia, Fla.
Placed on the calendar. 70"
Executive session. .1-a.. .-....
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Money introduced bill authorizing
the Southern Pacific railroad to change its
road and telegraph from its present tcrml-
nus in Arizona to q point on the Rio
Grande near Ell Paso. "a.
A discussion on the Colorado contest &C.
cupied the day. A vote will be taken to-
morrow. - 80 - -, vs..
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December l2.-F1our quiet, steady,
and unchanged. Southern wheat quiet and easier !;
western dull and steaty; southern red. good to
western winter red, spot and December, sI.43;
January, $1.444; February, $1.46; No. s west
ern winter red, $l.35. Southern corn fairly active
and easier: western quiet and only barely steady;
southern white, 63@6Sc.; yellow, 65@62c. Oats
Southern steady western easier. Rye quiet and
steady Provisions dull and unchanged. Coffee firm
and unchanged Whiskey quiet and trmer at .10k,
Sugar steady, ,-s.--------.--.-
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IS MERMAID. TROCHES.n-On my re-
WI turn from the springs ina debilitated state.
T. by advice of my family, took Mernatd- roches
with such beneficial results to be fully satisfied of
their great value. -: JULIUS MEYER,
603 Broad street.
Since taking /" Mermaid Troches - the rheumatism
has entirely left my legs, so that can walk without
help for the first time in many years. r.,,v.f y,
ABsALOM BLACKBURN, west Main street.
Sold by druggists generally, 25c, and ID, 81; D1.o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-13
LOUISVILLE.

changed. Wheat dun wfife 81 50 amber, $3.50;
red, SLaagGqm sarin iand IL fair demands, new
white, fSe.st mkxed aSc. Ous fr1n and In fair de-
mnnd !; white, Sac; mixed, 93c. Rye dull at zoe.
Pork dull at sl2@Sl2.1aH BuIk-meats steady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-13
ma" THE FRESHET Is OVER
AND
70. COLD WEATHER HAS CONE,

, THALHLIER BROTHERS
are daily receiving the best and cheapest supply
Of FALL, anu WINTER GOODS It has ever been
their pleasure to offer, and you must not buyvour
dry goods until You see their goods and prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-13
@COD-LIyER OIL. ~. 4.'..
80 MEADE & BAKERS
nsr,nJcINATTv pTypC 49,. !,

-.s.s Z So S = IMPORTED DIRECT
We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe It. and OF patients who have taken It, that 1T
IS MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH Asn
MORE EASILY AssIMILATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. stts 1851 MEADE 6 BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharma
na15 Ii i go Masn street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-13
CINCINNATI.

droopiue wheat dull and lower; red, ALSO
81 AS. Corn dull and q shade lower at 3Sga9c.
Gats. easier at 29@3lc. Rye dull at 63@65c.
BARLEY dull; good to prime spring, $4,000. Pork
easier Ut 81 80 bid Lard active but lower steam,
1856; kettle. $500 1875. Bnlk-meats Gun !;
shoulders, 4A04Ac.; clear rib, 67A96c. clear SIDES,
6L(a6 4c. Bacon dull and nominal Whlskey quiet
al 81 .O6. Sugar steady and unchanged Hogs dull
and lower at $500; packing, $4@$4. 40; receipts,
Il, 1870 head shipment Is, 81 head. "a -,