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AirI,lllolll ispatth,
THURSDAY JANUARY 8, 1878.
PETERSBURG.

praTH OF AN OLD AND E0NoRED CITIZEN
.s0rIos FOR A cHANGE OF VENUE DENIED
IxIuRY by THE FREsBET-BRIDGE Re
INSTRUMENTATION ENTERTAINMENT
n1rp OF HIS JSJURIEs-THE cfsArS-GASG
ABOLISHED.
rcorrespondence Of the Richmond DlsIaich.1
JANUARY 2, 1878.
AR. William Teddell. whose illness has
naen announced ia this correspondence,
died this afternoon at 4 O'clock. His dis
nase was sSf.eaing OF the brain complicated
with consumption; aud though his health
Ind for some time been declining his final
Illness was very brief. Deceased was born
in Lei,h, Scotland, was sixty.two years Of
age, and had been resident OF Petersburg
for twenty years. For number OF years
ht was dry-goods merchant OF proml-
nence, and was one OF the leading members
Of the Presbyterian church. He was an
honored and esteemed citizen, and leaves
large family.
% Surrr the counsel for Mr.. Balm (under
;ndirtrnspt for the murder OF Atkinson)
aSked for change of venue to Prince
(senrc,. county, on the ground that fair
trial could not be had in Surry. The mo.
zion was denied by Judge Bate, who. did
moi believe that the reasons given for q
change could be sustained. The trial was
then postponed until the neSt term, in the
absence OF important witnesses. Mr.. At
kinson, before dying, wrote letter asking
that the prosecution against Balm be dis
missed.
The recent northeast gale backed up such
4 high tide in James river as to cause on
overflow OF the banks in some places. Mr.
Boiling Wilcox had n forty-acrc field OF
wheat covered by water for some hours.
It is learned from the superintendent OF
the Petersburg railroad that the bridge
over the Roanoke river at cldon, which
was forced out Of line by the ireshet this
week. will be repaired by tomorrow, when
the running Of trains across it will be re-
sumcd.
A fine entertainment was given at Ii
brarv Hall last night for the benefit OF the
Petersburg Hebrew Sunday school. The
attendance was large and the occasion a
very pleasant one. The schoo! numbers
fftv-three scholars. Medals and diplomas
were distributed to the meritorious ones.
The old man Stephen Mullen, who was
burned so badly yesterday. died last night
oi his INJURIES He was in the niDcty-eighth
year OF his age and believed to be the oldest
resident OF Petersburg.
Senator William +. Hinton has been quite
sick for the past day or two. The sudden
death 0! a iayorite Child Yesterday morning
urovcd great blow to MIN and almost COM
plctcly Frustrated him.
The Council. at its meeting last evening,
by vote OF ten ayes to six noes, decided to
abolish the institution known as the chain
Gang. The Mayor was present and addressed
the Council in favor OF retaining the system.
II was abolished on the score OF economy.
4 telegram from Norfolk day announces
thc arrest in that city OF two men supposed
10 have stolen horse in this city.
ROBIN ADAn.
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MARINE, s q,
:lS1ATuisF AIN JAsp4grs 8. 1878.
PORT OF RiciafoNr. JANUARY q. 1878. )

1 800 ARRIVED.
Schooner George p. Hnllock. sharrett, New York
rai,road iroh, chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Corl.
schooner JOHN Mcdonnell, aicKendry. Phaadel.
Schooner L. A. Danenhower, Grace, Philadelphia
sshoorsE 1lihea, Blackburn, Philadelphia, coal,
SAILED
Steamer Jolfs SyTe;ter, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, L. b.
Schooner Annie d. Edwards. Srcdccor. Washing
ton. granite, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Ann Turner, Marshall. Sorfolk paving
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Boston December 31st. Eris Ci.o DAM
Jensen.
,IEMoRxSDUa.
Schooner Clarinda. from Powei's creek for Balti-
more, colied NJ Old Point and filled with water.
She was towed Into. Norfolk December 3Ist for re-
pairs.
DISASTERS IN DECEMBER.
The number of vessels belonging to or bound to
from ports in the United States reported totally
lost and missing during the month Of December i
burned, sunk by colsion,3 foundered, capsizcd,
and are missing. The list eo.arrlses steamers,
their total value, exclusive Of cargoes.is estimated
Included In this list Is the schooner Joseph T. Al
burger. from Philadelphia for Richmond.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, January 2.-Arrivsd:: Amerique.
Devonia. Arrived ont: ScandiI, Ethiopia. Oder,
HaIht, Ferdinand, Wander, Fallen Othelo..
MARINE DISASTER REPoRTED:
NEW YORK, January 2.-The steamer Clyde:from
Havana reports December 30th, Cape Henry,bear-
Ing northwest, distant about twenty-five miles,
sighted dismastrd schooner, which suddenly sank.
leaving sDars and other rigging floating about. She
was abput 800 tons burthcD.
OTHER MARINE DISASTERS.
KEY VEST. Fla January 2.-The schooner 8.
H. Crawford, Adams from New Orleans for Bafti-
more struck on Quise's reef but was relieved with
the assistance of wrcckerS. The damage Is UIi-
known. She was lowed here BY a revenue cutter.
The Ita'kln bark Energer, Captain CerSetts,
struck on tire French reef the 3lst utim0,- and
will probably be total loss. She was from. New
Orleans FOR Queenstown with wheat.
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4 Card from Colonel Sgsccn.

CONVICTION. VA, january l, 1873.
Editors Dispatch: On my return nome
through the valley Of Virginia, a few days
ago, | was surprised to learn at HARRISON
bure and Slaunton that | was candidate
for judicial honors. and in the 6eld IN oppo-
sition to the Hon. William McLaughlin.
Asian not-as | never thought OF being
4 candidate. and as / never authorized any
one 10 Use my name in connection with the
olfce-will YOU allow me to trcspass on
your columns far enough to say it is q
mistake? WILLIAM ShEEN.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, January 2, 1878.
country Produce,


Country Produce,
B BssEssheat :s Sc. : : III il.
Eutter: Prime to choice yellow. 22@23c.; fair to
sV Corn av Neaf: 6o@65c. % bushel for country.
Dressed F0aolS: TURKEYS, 8@lOc.; ducks, So
10c.; chickens; 5@7c:; geese, 5@7c; q 10. o,o,
pceled, 7@Sc.: unpeeied. 3@4kc.; cherries, loo
lie. p ID. !; black berries, &c;
Feathers: Prime hve-goose, 40c. common, 2oc.
FIdGseed: 81 y bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 100000, clover, CSC
75c.
Potatoes: irish, = barrel, $1.50@&1.7o.
Lard: Country, 9(D1Oc.
Rye: 60c. q bushe!
S;smac: 75c.6Sl.2I according to quality.
Baled Straso: 40@50c., and In demand.
Tnklo1o: 6Gl7c. q ID.
Temison; 6@lOc. for hams; whole deer, 5@6c.
Wool: Washed. so@s5c.: unwashed. 23@25c,
BURY wool will bring from TO SC. = 10 less than
above rates. -
Cement, Lime, Plaster. &c.
Cement RosendaIe, s1.e5@s1.75 q barrel; james
'. Line 1oc bushel; Virginia In
s sss Ref q asa n@sf9i0 Eoeand
es7ssss sss Res ssee5a sSo@ss
Tar: Large size, S3.2o@S3.50. ~
Dry Goods.
Broom Sheettnas and Shirttngs: 4 4 Manches-
"a james River. &c; James River. SIC:
james River &c.: "A Graniteville. 7Ec.: Granite
vile, To-; "a Rockbridge. 6sc. x Rockbride. SIC
"a w. Conestoga. TIC. 4 q. Conestoga, 7c.: D.
Conestoga. &C; lO-4 Peperill, 2714c.; 1o4 City,
0J BisacIsa Sirtia t and sAeetings: "A Wam-
sutta, Ice: A Masonylne. 1Oc.: A Rockdae:
&C : "a Home, 10hc.; A Oneida, 10c.; "A
AYondale, &c.; A. Social, &C.; ~ Amosksag,
sHc.; Whitestone: SAc;; Barn s,y 6ses; Il, Red
terb6orough, 5Hc.; lo-4 Waltham. 25c.; lo-a City
BTs1on Drills: Petersburg 7c.; Graniteville,
&C.: Rockbridge, A, &c.; IA. &c.
Corset Jeans: PaVonia, &c.. Ainoskeas. loc.;
Hallowe, 10c. -,
Denin.s: Harlem, 12kc.: Boston Steam Mills; SIC.
prints: American. &C; Aliens. &C.: Rich
,nond. &C.; Sprague. &C.: Manchester. &c: Wash
ington. 6hc.; Hamilton. 614c: Merrimack. 61e-: Mai
ieTy, exc; Oriental. Pacific, 6hc.; Arnold. eye;
Harmony, &c; Wamsutta- &c:
CdsHbTtcS: Rice. &C.; English. DC.
Drugs, Dyestuifs, Oils, &c.
1seoso,: ss.75 q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: $3.50 q case Of four dozeI.
Copperas: 24e-
C,ochinedL: 90c. % ID.
Extract of Log1ooa: lsc.
Madder: 12lsc.
OH. 65@70c.; lard, &c.,; sweet, So n uozen
best salad $3.50: CASTOR $1.40 p gallon: Virginia
iubricafing, 30M50c.; kerosene. 1910. q gallon.
Roots: Ginseng, soc.; seneca. without top, sb@
so Scda: SAL, 2x@sc.. in KEGS English soda, &c.
Spirits larpenttne: 45c. IS 3t 8
Candy: l4c,N n. 4 - ..
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No. 5521.I
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the goth day of December. A. ID. 1877. war
rant In bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Virginia against the estate of E. T. Baird. of
Richmond Henrico county, in said district, who
has been adjudged bankrupt on his own petition !;
that the payment of any debts and the delivery Of
any property belonging to said bankrupt 70 him or
for his use and the transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law that meeting of the credit
ors of said bankrupt TO prove their debts aud choose
one or more assignees Of his estate win be held at
court of bankruptcy TO he holden At Richmond, Va,
rIptcy for said district, on the l4TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A. u. S7S, at IL O'Clock n.
G.. Z. RAMSDELL,
de 27-law2w United States Marshal
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WHERE TO Go TO SKATE.-A letter from
Johnstown, Fulton county, New York, to
the Utica Herald, dated 28th instant, shows
that there, at least, they are having skating.
The writer says "Never before have the
village people enjoyed skating 80 well as
now. The pond known as Schriyen's, COW
ering over i've acres, has been kept in eX-
eelent condition, and both old and young
have had an everyday skate during this
month. Yesterday being Sc pleasant
brought throngs Of people to the pond, and
at O'Clock over 1000 were gliding over
the ice, while the bank around was black
with sight-seers. While passing UP the
pond you could hear old gentlemen ex-
claiming. this IL my first attempt in twenty
years, and others in five and ten.
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(But, how many rcgisters!l

Our PRODUCTION OF PRECIOUS METALS
San Francisco, CAL, January 1.-Wells,
Fargo e. Co.'s statement OF the production
OF precious metals in the States and Terri
tories west OF the Missouri river, including
British Columbia and the west coast OF Mex
leo. during 1877, shows an aggregate yield
of sos, 500. 900, being an excess OF $780,
600 over 1876. California gives Sl5,25O.OOO
gold and Sl.25O,OO0 silver; Nevada, s4GO,
600 gold and S44,320,000 silver bullion.
This so-callcd silver bullion, however, is
about forty-tive per cent. gold. Cali
forna also gives S1,750,000 base bull
lion, and Nevada S6,750,000 OF the same,
which contains about twenty-eight per cent.
gold. Arizona gives for the year $780,
900. of which $4,000 are gold. 100000
silver bullion, and the balance ores and
base bullion Exports OF silver from San
Francisco to India, China, and the Straits
are given, approximately, at $l9,000,00o.
Dispatches from all portions Of the State,
published this morning, show that the
southern counties have had from four to SIX
inches OF rain, nearly equal to the entire
fall OF last season. The northern portion OF
the State has had from four to six inches.
Crop prospects generally very encouraging.
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TIE LIQUoR-REGlsTER FOR DECEMBER
The registers at the drinking-saloons and
bar-rooms show, not including sales by re-
tail liquor-dealers, that during the month
of December there were 1886 drinks OF
alcoholic and 13,430 Of malt liquors sold in
the city OF Lynchburg, being an increase OF
$500 alcoholic and 1928 malt drinks over
the month OF November. Revenue for
liquor sold by the drink for three months
ending December 81, 1877, So, 906.97; and
at same rates for twelve months will amount
10 $ll, G47.Ss.-Lynchburg Pirginian.
IiIoU many registers II
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California.
SUSPENSION OF BaNKING HOUSE.

SUSPENSION OF A BANKING HOUSE.
SAN Francisco, January 2.-Hiekok d
Spear, bankers, suspended to-day. No state
ment OF assets and liabilities has yet been
made. The firm express the belief that
they will pay dollar for dollar with time to
avoid sacrificing assets. The failure will
not affect other banks. SIS
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TEL EaR PHO, NEWS,
EMBRACING MATTERS an HOME
AND ABROAD.

FROM THE N sATIeNAL
TREASURY DURING DECEMBERsENA-
TOR PATTERSON IN A CRITICAL coNDI-
TIoN--FATLUREs AT SPRINGFIELD AND
OTHER PoINTs--MURDER AND SUICIDE
IN BETHLEHEM, PAN Ex-PREsiDENT
OF AN INSURANCE COMPANY CONVICTED
OF FALSE SWEARING -sEvERE WEATHER
ON THE CoAsT-WAR NEWS FROM THE
EAsT-vICToR EMANUEL's wARLIKE
TALK DENIED--s u sPEEsIoN OF SAN
FRANCISCO BANKERS, &C., &C.
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Illinois.
HEAVY FAILURE IN SPRINGFIELD

HEAVY FAILURE IN SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, January 2.-The banking
house Of Jacob Bum has made an assign
ment to Hon. c. c. Brown, OF Springfield.
1t is said the liabilities will reach $500, 900.
The assets are stated to be sufficient to pay
everything If time is allowed and the pro-
perty not sacrificed. The immediate cause
Of the failure is unproductive real estate
held by the bank.
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SOUTH CARoL1NA.-Ne,o York, january l..
A Columbia Is. CO. special says: .sOn the
9th instant Special Deputy Marshal Will
liam Durham and three subordinates ar
rested a tobaeco-pedler, named Hill, from
North Carolina, and his wagon driver, for
having in their possession eight boxes Of
tobacco improperly stamped, besides sew
eral loose reyenue-stamps concealed. A
local rife company, over one hundred
strong, surrounded the revenue squad and
compelled the officers to remove the hand
cuffs from the prisoners and to release
them"
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Georgia..
THE CASES OF EX-GOVERNOR BIZ

THE CASES OF EX-GOVERNOR BULLOCK.
ATLANTA, January 2.-In the Bullock
cases to-day the demurrer to the Indictment
which charges cheating and swindling was
sustained, and an order to quash the same
issued. The demurrer to the indictment for
embezzlement was overruled, and the trial
proceeds
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JULIUS MEIER, COS BROAD STREET,
having determined TO reduce his stock. has made
great reductions in TIE prices Of ali goods and oszs
scme great bargains.
Ladies' PLAIN end FIGURED CLOAKS, in new
and handsome styles, at cost to close out;
BLACK ALI-wooL CAsHMEREs at lower
prices than they have ever been sold;
BLACK ALL-WOoL CAslIMEREs as 10. as
Soc.
BLACK ALPACAS at greatly reduced pricc=;:
DRESS GOODS selling regardless Of cost;
Coo. DRESS GOODS at 35c.;
4oo- DRESS GOODS at CSC;
soc. DRESS GOODS at l62S and 2G;s.:
WORSTEn rALL PRINCES, In all co;or at
1916;
Great bargains In Ladies' Gcntlcmcns, and Chill
drcn's MERINo and ALL-WOOL sNDER-
WEAR:
A large auction lot of Chldrcn's FANCY-sTRIPED
and SOLID HOSE at half their values
Childrens silk-Clockcd Regular-Made HOSE al
Csc;
Ladies' Full Regular-Made HOSE at 2oe.;
Large assortment Of Ladies' Fine FEET SKIRTS
at very 10y prices:
WHITE aud COLORED, PLAIN am& TWILLED
FLIANNELS cheap to close OUT
LADIES' and Childrcn's FURs greatly reduced to
close out;
Extraordinary bargains III CASSImERES fer
mems and boys wear; and lois OF bargains in
other goods at JULIUS MEYERS.
SINGER MACHINE-NEEDLEs. Csc. a dozen
all other NEEDLES, Csc. aozen-sent by mail
post free. de27-eod
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They term themselves "re4djusters " In
Virginia. They wouldn't entertain pro-
position to scale the debt cay fifty per cent.
This would be breaking the public faith.
But they are willing TO 6 readjust' . by
Topping of tifry per cent. There's nothing
IKE flying TO the dictionary In an emergen-
eY.-Aemphis Aralqnche. 81 $50 IS
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Ely Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, January 2.-Gold opened at 102E.
Noon.- Stocks firm and hipher. Money, per
cent. Gold, 1C2E EIchange-Long, 1927; Short
ass. State bonds quiet. Governments firm.
Euentng.-hIoney active at Of one per cent: AMI
interest per diem. Sterling irlner at 1921. Cold
steady at l02A. Governments steady. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 2.-Virginia 6's deferred,
AZ !; consols, Sc; second series, 40h. Bidto-day.
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The hILDEsT DECEMBER FOR THIRTY
IEARs.-The weather of the month just
ended was milder than that OF any other
December since IS48, when the months
mean was 4oo. The mean temperature OF
last month was 40.73o. and the average mean
Tor all the previous Decembers since 1921
was about S50.-Philade!Dhia Times.
1.-THE warmest December, and no earth
quake.1
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CRAYON PORTRAITS. The unde..
" signed, having had considerable experienV.. In
the art Of making ACCURATE CRAYON Ike
NESSES from photographs, would be plessSed TO re-
ceiye ORDER for the same BE can gu xrantee salts
PICTURE for the reasonable sur OF SO. address
or cali ON GEORGE 3. MATTHEW'S, 3
de Sims sGe cast Leigh street, city.
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Tennessee.
FAILURE IN NASHyl

FAILURE IN NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE; January 2.-H. Crone, gro
Ger, failed to-day. Liabilities, $4,000; as
sets $4,000.
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M0FFETT-REGIsTER REvENUE.-ComnS-
sioner-of-Re Revenue V. A. Haynes has finish
ed taking the various registers in the city
for the past month, and the tax amounts to
$685.. 80, which is larger than that of No
rember by over S3O0.-Portsmonth Enter
prise.
lBut. how many registers y
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aSsncmuSettS.

MORE OPPOSITION TO BLAND'S BILL.
Boston, January AT meeting Of the
Board of Trade to-day a memorial was
adopted protesting against the passage OF
the silver bill.
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COMMERCIAL.
coEN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. January 2, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. SO bushels. Red. 1880 bushels.
CORN White, / 80 bushels--of which so bushels
were re-exhibited.
OaTS.-4S bushels. 80
MEAL.-4s buslels-of which all were re-eXhib-
ited
FLoUR.-S3 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, SO bushels at $1.35. Red. 90
bushels at Sl.25; l42 bushels prime Lancaster at
Sl.43; ll2 bushels prime Lancaster at 81 .43; 40
very good Lancaster at $l.40; bushels very good
Lancaster at SI.40; 80 bushels very good Fultz At
$3.50; 80 bushels very good Fultz at Sl.3O; 40
S1.2O-toral, Ga g bushels.
OATs.-4s bushels very good spring on private
terms. e..
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
No. dE4.
MNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT

No. dE4.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
Il the 9th day of December, A. ID. 1877, /. war
rant In bankruptcy was issued out OF the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern District
of Richmond, Henrico county. In said dist act, who
has been adudeed bankrupt on his creditors petit
ton; that the payment OF any debts and the dciy-
cry Of any property belonging To said bankrupt to
him for his use. and the transfer OF any property
Creditors of said blnSrnpt TO prove their debts
and choose more asSignee5 of his estate win
be held at court of bankruptcy to be holden at
Richmond, Va, before Thomas s. Atkins. Esq, re-
giser In bankruptcy tor said district, on the 9TH
DAY OF JANUARY. a. ID. 1873. IT IL O'Clock 81.
G. =. RAMSDELL.
dc 29-1aw2w United States Marshal.
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93.CENy aT7OEsE.

A MONG THE NEW GOODS
RECEIVED AT THE o9-CsNT' STORE
TulS WEEK ARE
A new SARATOGA TOY TRUNK,
New CHINA TEA-SETS.
New BRITANNIA TEA-SEyE,
New PANEL PICTURES,
New WALNUT FRAMES,
New WALNUT TABLES,
New TOY FURNITURE. .-
Now CHILD'S CANT and OGKISG-
CHAIRS. ~
New BLOCKS and TEN-rfNS,
New KITCHENS and STORES.
New MECHANICAL ENGINES and HOSE.
CARTS. E
New BOOKS OF POETRY AND PROSE, for
young and old;
New ROCKING-HORSEs, CHAla-ROCKERS,
and SHQO-FLIES; $50.
New sHAWLS and C0UNTEEPbNEs,
New UNDERWEAR for ladies and gentlemen
New CUSPADORES and TIN SETS,
Catalogues free TO any address.
". A. STEVENS,
DEF sos Broad street,
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
E'Ianr.


Fine. $3.50: superGne, $3.50; extra su2erfme,
$3.50; common family, S74T7.5o; fancy family
and City Mills, $S@SS.25. and very dull.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
DARGAINS!! BARGANS!!.
CLOSING OUT AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES.

OLOG1-SV OJI III TIE Ilh ~ " TsSt
PRICES.
LADIESrCLOTH and 1IATELASSE CLOA!IS..
LADIES' KNIT and WOVEN BREAKFAST
STIA WIS,
LADiES'-NU BIhS and FASCINATORS,
LADIES' KNIT IA CKETS and SACQUES,
LADIE>''OPERA-SACQU
LADIES' LARGE KNIT and WOVEN SHAWL3,
LADIES GlERINO UNDERWEAR.
LADIES' WHITE CA3IRRIC, PLAIN, and EM-
BRUIDED, UNDERWEAR.
C1ILDRENtS' and INFANTS CLOAKS, JACK
ETS, and HOODS.
ALSO, -
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, GLOVES,
&C, sc.
ONE PRlCE,HN THAT THE LOWEST, at
WILLIAM }. SWORDSS,
de 31-M,W&F3t 523 east Broad street..
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BETHLEHEM, Pa, January 2.-John Had
dock, aged twenty-one, stabbed and in
stantly killed Lizzie Davis, aged nineteen,
at her home. Returning to his own home,
he shot himself through the heart. Cause,
jsalousy.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.
/tITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAID-UP CAPlTAL,.............. ........plG0'o0t
URPLUS....,."....".. 1e,out
q. w. PICKRELL, President.
r. H. SSEAD, Cashier,

deposits of one dollar and upwards received, and
& per cent. allowed OH deposits. j
Deposits received subject TO check without hotlce
aud Interest allowed same IL not checked on more
frequently than TWO or three tilnes week.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten days
Hank open every day from o'clock A. II. till :
O'Clock r. M, and on Saturday from T. n. till
i Ms 1ET1sE l9g 10 2s-eea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-03

LONDON, January 2.-The Times this
morning urges the Liberal leaders to make
their views known. 1t says: Unless
something entirely beyond surmise has oc-
CURED 10 turn the Government from the