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+ 40 HiSST0S January 8.- -lt appears thai
Ithe aiair., made FOR the coin of the Rich
! ,no,,d hunks covered into the Treasury ~
now presented By lillian b. Isaaes u Col.
Iof Richmond, who iii 1871 purchased the
claim. The assets OF the Bank OF Virginia
land the Farmers Bank OF Virginia were
sold BY order OF the United States Court m
| 1871. and tile coin aud bullion covered into
the Treasury were. considered as part OF the
assets. The history OF this coin and bullion
Is quite interesting. On the day Richmond
was evacuated by the Confederate forces
the coin and bullion. amounting to about
$500 900, was loaded on one Of the last
trains leaving that city and sent to Able
vile, s. C. From that place 1t was trans
ported Id wagons to the town OF Washing
ton, In Georgia.
In May, 1865, the banks obtained from
General Patrick, then In command OF the
United States troops at Richmond, permit
to bring their property back. Several Of the
officers OF the banks went to Washington
and started back with their treasure. When
about eighteen miles from Washington, it's
stated, they were met by ayroying band OF
ext Confederate soldiers and relieved OF
$3.50. 900. The remaining $500, 900 was safely
carried to Richmond aud delivered to the
banks. OF thestolen syst, 900 about 800, 900
was subsequently, recovered and taken back
to Washington, Gs. 4 In July the agents Of
the banks made another attempt to remove
this money, but General Wild, in charge OF
the Freednenss Bureau, objected, aud said
he would take possession ofsft fer the bere-
fit OF that institution. They then appealed
to General SteadlDan, in command OF the
Department of Georgia. who oyerruled
General Wild. By the advice Of General
Steadman it was then taken to Augusta rs a
safer place than Washington. General
Wild, however, gent word to Secretary Stan-
ton and others about it. just as the bank
officers were starting from Augusta with a
permit from General Terry and q safe
conduct from General Stcadman q spe-
cial Treasury agent arrived with or
ders from Air. Stanton to transport
the coin and bullion to this city, where
it was placed as special deposit in the
Treasury. The banks then made applica-
ton here, and after q full consideration
President johnson, upon the advice OF At
torney-General Speed, ordered the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to turn it over to the
banks. General Spinner, then Treasurer.
delayed to comply with the order, and
went down to the capital personally and
procured the passage Of joint resolution
through both houses ordering the whole
amount 10 be covered into the Treasury.
The resolution was referred TO no commit
tee, but passed both houses the same day
it was introduced. General Spinner then
immediately sent the bullion to the minis
to be coined in order that all trace of its
identity might be lost Washington tete-
Grdnn- Baltimore SetR.,
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Heroes, 2gc barrels, genuine eoIss; syrap,
50G55c. u gallon: Cuba and sfusnaVs5G. De-;
ra e Rice assc Ns.y Orleans prime.
alum. from gtores SIC. p sack.
Sugar: crnahed, IL &C.: powdered. ,3c.: grann-
sse nc iaar ss s1ef Rico.
soap: Common. ba7c.:; best washing. saoc..
imperial, sl.1oG ff.G0 !; gunpowder, s1.45@I.75
for strictly choice.
4. Hides. Leather. &c.
Hfdes :. Green. 4@5c.; dry sulted. 12Gl &C.: dry
mint. 14Gl6s:; wei salted SeG9s.; wet sated cali.
Leather: Sole leather. oak. ssia4ac.: sole eather.
sock 1sasss county e city
Country y ss@ss; city fnish sSa5sc p H.; saif.
skins: FRENCH. si.l5 . D.; rough sidrtins.
80 from. Steel. Nails. Sec. 81
Iron American refined. Old domination. lilo
@2 Bel DC. q d.; English and American sheet, 39
&C.; swsdes, hammered, 5Sc; hoop, 4@e: Pig,
thracise. s20@s22: West Virginia coke. a2las2s.
hslsssses ST g. IS p ssF s sss
NaiLs: Old Do,niuion- $3.50 per keg FOR stand
ard--that Is. len-Dennv: other sizes extra.
gonngA On, Castings wholesale. 46G4'E'.; reiaii.
Rome: Manila. best. 6@1sc.: iute. a,.c.
Rags: Mixed cotton, 2',c.; white. 4c; woollen
~ (. X ..t
Liquors. Wines, &c.
Aie: Scotch. best brands, pints $2d;*2.2a ?
Brandies: Domestic. s1.25@s2: fruit. Sl.25a
s1.5u:- anne. new. Sl.75@:2: old. 1925 @sS3;
Virginia peach. So Ms2.50. a:,t ,....E. E..&.g 1
Due TFhiskeHs: Medium, 81. J0I52: pure cid. -
ass: Virginia mountain, new, S.MS2.5h, Id
$50 06S3.50 and upwards ..
Gin: domestic. S1.25GrS2: imDortai. :S +, cast.
Ne,o England Rum: SI65.
Jsctifed HhtsaeGs: Marse, quiet; proof. :1.20
G1l.25.
Lumber, Slaves. &c.
Lstmcsr: White oak. sl2Ms15 p LOGO: weslers
Virginia poplar, S12.50@S25 s, 1900: white o;ne
S2OMl65 p 1000 vep0w pine boards, 81 0@2TI4:
toist. sl2@s1S. according TO lengths. S!linglcs-
Pine, s2.50MS5: cypress, six-inch. S7.50@SlO
f.6 1920 La''s-spii' sl:S saved s9esssS'
i3ares. " hIskeY-bsrrtl tfnbe.. green. 81 sasaoz
1000: seasoned. S2QiGS25 Is 1000, fiour-barre
timber, SGgS7.5G. a 1000. Hour-barrcl poIes. 81
@S: hoSshcad-hoops, no demand; hickory-lloups.
$12.5Oa t~ '.
Licorice PASTE: j. G. < Co.. Bic: j.. L.. 2ar-:
gre: a. g. C.. eGc-: 6. g. 2sc.; G. q. rs agile
29c.:c c. W., &c.,; no brand, Tic.
'.5ta" H1ill-Fecd.
i ShfpstuF: 35@.45c. n busl,tl. ~
BrotcnstuB: 25G30c. Z, Uushe. -
(. Wheat Bran 20@25c. = bHsiel.
+ Corn Bran: 17c per bushel. 81
~ Powder, Shot, &c. 49,
: Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.6ps1.25 q 100 fret
p Ponder: 1915 by the five keSs-Iesi t,aE five
kegs, $G.25 blasting, $3.25G$3.5C. ~
Shot: Northern, 80. I0@s2:25 p bag Of 90 tts.
= GTtf1dStones: lh02Hc. q 10.
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FROM, THE BORDER.
BRISTOL GooDsoN, VA. AND Tenn, I

BRISTOL Go0DS0N, VA. AND Tenn,
january I, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: After a mild Decem"
Der we are now having winter in earnest.
1t commenced showing here last Sunday
(30th December), and during the past week
we have had several snow-storfns, and it is
now several inches deep, and between
Bristol and Lynchburg about twelve inches
deep. The weather is very cold and clear.
The snow will prove OF great advantage to
wheat, which, by the way, learn is very
promising, and q very large crop seeded
through this section.
/ have read with great satisfaction the
inaugural Of Governor Holiday, and feel
proud, as Yirginian, that the old Com.
lnonwealth has such an honest anu true
man at the head Of the government. His
trumpet gives no uncertain sounl.''
When he says that States have been in debt
before; have, been honest and have sur
yiyed that the honor Of a State is above all
price, / wish every man in Virginia could
have his address to read and study. You
would soon cease to hear OF fOreible
REIMBURSEMENT.
a very sad accident. occurred on Main
street Saturday evening between 3 and 4
o'clock. A man from the country named
Peter Walden let drop from his side-poeketa
large army-pistol. He made an effort to
catch it rs it fell but missed 1t, and it fell on
the rock pavement and one barrel exploded.
The ball entered the left side,oi bus neck,
seyering the large artery, and he bled to
death in few minutes. ~ l@, aria -
learn that he was "a native Of, ,PittsylYa.
MIA county, near Danville, where he has many
relatives, but bad been residing near Shaws.
vile, IN Montgomery county, until recently,
when he had removed TO Washington coun.
ty to engage In the cultivation OF tobacco,
OF Which he was Q fine manager. Els age
was about thirty-tiYe years, and he leaves q
wife and two children to mourn, their sud.
zen loss. i. = I, 1880. BORDER. !
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49,.

81 RoME, Jaa,iarv r. Noon. = Cling VictoT
Emmanuel passed d comp ratiYely quiet
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49, ga.
RusSl0

DEMANDS THE RIGHT TO NEGOTIATE ALONE:
ST. PETERSBURG, January THE Jour-
nal de st. Petersburg says: "Russia, after
her immense sacrifices, demands the right
to discuss conditions OF peace with her
enemy alone. Russia. however, recognizes
the right OF Europe to make known its ap-
probation Of the peace conditions settled
Between the belligerents. It is neverthe-
less important not to admit pretensions
which might mislead the vanquished con-
corning their position and public opinion
concerning the relations between the Pow.
or 2
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: Fuse: Toys mining. 35c.@s1.25 q 100 feet.
Ponder: 1913 by the five keSs-Iess t,iaE frt
kegs, 1928; blasting, S3.25@S3.5C. -
: Shot: Northern, s2.1O@&2.25 p bag of 90 ,ts.
r Griadstones: 1AG12Sc. q ID. $50, = =
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7 Horse.Thfcf Arrested. I

"a ElN ISpecIai telegram 10 sne UlsphtcHsI
a CHATHAM, VA, January LA man calling
himself William George, claiming to be a
lawyer from Tennessee, pretending to be
looking up old land-claims near Liberty,
Va, stole horse near that place Tuesday
night last, traded the horse to W. R. Dud-
ley,of Franklin county, and then sold the
horse he got from Dudley for s35. He was
arrested here Saturday and lodged in Jail.
To-day he was carried back to Liberty by
Deputy-sheriff Mcconnell, of Bedford, to
be tried In that county.
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By Telegraph.

|. sew YORK. } tn,lary 7.-Gold opened at 1929.
Noon.- Stocks firm. Money ON call, 6 per cent.
State bonds steady. Governments h@4 higher. 2
enin9-NIonry easier ut 6 per cent. Sterling
dull at 49,. Gold inactive at 1925. Governments
steady; new Us, 1O5ss. States dull.
The week opens ut The Stock Exchange on
strong although manipulated market for spccua.
tive shares, prices Icing a@E per cent. above Sat
urtay'S closing. ...+- Z
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rsEUs;S. MEDICINES. &c.

NFILLER'S HOREHOUND :f
IHI M COUGH SYRUP, 25c.:
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25e.;
BIlLLER'S HOREHuUNDC COUGH SYRUPG25c.;
MILL ER,S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, ESQ.,;
MILLER'S FOREGROUND COUGH SYRUP 25c.;
bItLLEE'S HOREHoUND> COUGH SYRUT, Csc.
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP 5c.
MILLER7S HOREHoUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c.:
bIILLER'S HOREHoUND COUGH SYRUP, 2bc.
auLLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, Csc.
MILLER's HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, csc. (;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, csc. I;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, a5c. !;
MILLER'S HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, 25c. !;
MlLLER's HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP. Csc;
MILLER'S IIOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP, csc. I:
for sale by al druggists. Prepared BY 4 sf.s
POLK MILLER & CO.,
jl5 Ninth aud 3fain streets.
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BY Telegraph.

NTW 1Nhht ! , :
NEW YORK, January 7.--Cotton quiet and steady
spanS ll4s ons M aes $3.50 bales
Great Britain. 55,445 bales; France. $40 bales
continent, 9,429 bales. Flour strongly In buyers
closing dull southern flour duh, and in buyers IA
ror: common to fair extra, S55 O@S5.90: good to
With moderate export demand and light milling in
quiry; Sl.32is for poor ungraded winter red. Corn
toont &c. lower, With light trade for export and
home use; 55@5ac. for unGradcd new western mix
ed; 59ilc. for new high mixed; 595sc. for white
southern. Oats firm and moderately active. Cof-
changed. Rice quiet and Steady. Tallow and rosin
steady. Turpontine quiet at 3215@33c. Pork with
ont material change, closing scarcely so firm mess,
so firm prime sleam, 81 .95@SS, closing at 1896
OSLO Whlskey dull and nominal =: $I.09.
FreigltsIabOut steady. Az sa,srs>s-s u q T7E
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POSTAL RULINGs.-A postal card with
printed slips pasted thereon is not mailable as
postal card, but may be transmitted by mail
as matter OF the third-class, prepaid by
stamps affixed. [Foolish.]
Written bylaws OF secret societies and
minutes or proceedings OF religious organi-
cations transmitted by mail for publication
in book-form are subject to postage at three
cents for each half ounce or fraction
thereof, the department holding that such
| matter cannot be regarded as 'sbook manu-
script passing between authors and pub
Iishcrs,' within the contemplation Of law.
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TIT EaRa PHI NEWS
FROM ALL QUARTERS.

BEN. BUTLER HUNTING AFTER CHAND-
LER's DiscLosUREs-afk IL-RoBBER PAR
B DosED-woMEE SEARCHING FOR THE
BkLLOT-CoLD WEATHER IN NEW ENG
LAND; TIE MERCURY 4a DEGREES BE-
Low zERO-KING VICTOR EMMANUEL Sc
RroUsLY ILL-suPREME-GoURT CASES
THE BISHOP OF WEST VIRGTNLA-WAsH-
INGToN NEws-DEATH OF REV. LEROY B.
CUSTOM. OF MEMPHIS, &c, &C.
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Tennessee.

DEATH OF A PRESBYTERIAN CLERGYMAN.
MEMPHIS, January 7.-Rev. Leroy B.
Custom, well-kn6wn Presbyterian minis
ter Of this city, dropped dead in the streets
OF Helena, Ark, to-day from heart-disease.
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Georgia.
,pcu np Tt,p pnIYory Tpr.I

f" PROGRESS OF THE BULLOCK TRIAL.
ATLANTA, January lin the case Of the
State of Georgia against Governor Bull
lock the argument is in progress. The case
will be submitted to the jury tomorrow.
The general opinion is that verdict OF &C
uuittal will be rendered.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, January Flour dull; Howard
1915; family. S6mS7: City Mills snperfne. $40
$3.50 extra, 50 .25@S5.5O: BIO brands, S7@S7.25
Patapsco, $3.50, southern wheat quiet and steady:
good TO prime, 5l.3S@Sl .45; amber, $1.45@SL5O; ;
Mo- 2 western winter red, on spot and January,
$1.39x6Ssl.40; February, S1.42@$l.42T. South
crn corn steady end firm; western dull and lower !;
southern white. 52@56c:; yellow, 53@56c Oats
1nle. and steady. Rye nominal. Provisions dull
clear rib, Sc. Hams. 12@1Sc. Refined lard, SIC.
Coffee dull aila lower; GARAGES, I54641S2o.; job
lots, 151tG2OAc. Whskey dull ct Si.09. Sugara c-
tive and firm ut 92s@9Ac. = .6.if--.'' ssas
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" COMMISSIONERS TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Washington, January Cd. W. Mallett,
professor of chemistry at the University OF
Virginia, has been appointed one of the as.
sistant commissioners to the Paris Expo.
sition. ~-
CIV. Childs, OF Philadelphia, is the only
honorary commissioner yet appointed
1Orestes Cleveland is assistant commissioned
for New Jersey. Samuel DySart for Illinois,
and D. J. Morrell for Pennsylvania and
New York. SO ~
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COuJET ORDER,

+ AT RULES HELD IN THE CLERKS
IN OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
COUNTY OF HANOVER JANUARY 2, 1877
Charles r. Montgomery, executor Of the last will
and testament Of Silas White and the said g. Il.
against -! st@5s
Sins L. Mcdowell, Minerva a. Pieaasants and
Others. .DetenuanES,
-. 4 IN ClIANCERY. ,4fsit ~,
The object Of the above suit Is to have tho win of
Slas White construed by the Court for The proof md
or the accounts OF the plaintiff executor OF Silas
White, deceased, and the payment ~ his legartcs,
shonld the estate be found sufficient for that pur
pose. st.a' Z " --t5'.: s.5 s
And affidavit having been made and lled that the
aboyc-named defendants are not residents OF the
State OF Virginia. It ordered that they do appear
here within one month after The due publication OF
this order and DO what may be necessary to protect
their interest In this snlt.
copy-Tes:c:
j. A. BROWN. Clerk.
SANDS, LEAKE G. CAR FER, p. q. ti S-Tu4w
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CINCINNaTI.

CINCINNATI, January. 7.-Flour IN fair demand
and firm family, $5:S0@& Wheat scarce and
Oats in fair demand and higher ut 20@32c. Rye In
fair demand and firm ut 63@64c. Barley in light
demand and holders firm; good to prime. 50@55c.
Pork steady aud In fair demand at s1.5O. Lard
quiet; steam, s7;47H9s7;6o !; kettle. s7.75@$s.2
$40; clear sides. s5.s0@$6. Boxed meats nomi-
nally unchanged: Bacon scarce and firm; Shout
Gcrs &C.. clear rib, To-; clear sides, 7Sc. WEiskcy
quiet and steadya S1.03. Butter lrmer; choice
western reserve. CSC; Central Ohio, enc. Sugar
steady; hard, 10H@1 01ic.: - white, 1876. dogs
In fair demand and firm: packing, S4.10M$4.1 Ii !;
receipts, Is, 900 head shipments, 232 head.
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Connecticut,

~ A BANKRUPT HELD FOR swINDLISa.
MERIDIAN, CoEN., January, IA. L.
Dilesdernier,, OF the frm of John Island d
Co., bankrupt, is held for swfndfing and
eoncealing goods. lf III egg% l',}t
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cold. weather in the Mountains.

CONVICTION. VA, January G.-The Their
mometer was 90 below zero here at o clock
this. morning The, coolest weather last
winter was 10o. About six inches of snow
on;tbc ground. 8 81. ~
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Saint. Alphonsus' Catholic church, Wheel
ing, West Virginia, was damaged by fire
Sunday. The priest was i'll the act OF
reading the marriage service when the fire
was discovered. There was a general SIAM
pcde OF the spectators. but the happy couple
stood undismayed while fragments Of the
burning ceiling fell around them, and the
resolute priest finished the service.
Guilford White, member Of the bar,
was on Saturday sentenced at Boston to two
years. imprisonment and to pay a fine OF
five hundred dollars for receiving two ten
thousand-dollar bonds, knowing them to be
stolen. He was also disbarred.
/. Mr.. Longfellow is said to have liked much
Professor Caskie Harrlson's metrical trans
lation Of portion of the codes Of Horace"
The old poet says that it has ''the true Ho-
rattan 1aror."-Neto Iorkc Tribune.
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THE NARRow-GAuGE RAILRoAD.-The
NarroW-Gauge railroad movement from the
New-Riyer bridge through the counties of
Giles, Bland, and Tazewell will, in all hu-
man probability, prove. success, at least to
the mouth of Indian or the Richlands, in
Tazewell county. Captain Boyd, the leader
OF the enterprise, reports upward OF $780,
900 already subscribed in money, land,
coal, timber, &C., &C., besides 100000 tons
of plast Lebanon, indicator.
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SSucFptISettk.
)sToN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

BOSTON MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Boston, January THE new city gov
ernment was inaugurated to-day. The debt
Of the city of Boston is $43,354.A4-a de-
crease during the past year OF 81, 703,7 07.
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!. SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Flour.

F1ne. $3.50: snperane, $3.50; extra superhne.
1925: common family, s76S750; fancy family
and City Mills, sS@$S.25, and very dull.
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NcX York.

ABOARD OF ALDERMEN ORGANrzED-THE CITY
DEBT.
NEW YORK, January Tho Board OF
Aldermen organized to-day By the election
of eN-Congressman Colonel William Rob
erts president.
The city debt is $117,741,050.
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nRx aoops.
|. CHANCE TO GET BARGAINS.

JULIUS MEYER, COS BROAD STREET
having determined to reduce his stock. has made
great reductions III ere prices Of al goods and Offers
some great bargains. 5
Ladies' PLAlN and FIGURED cLoAKs, III new
and handsome styles, at cost to cloee ont
BLACK ALL-wooL cAsHMEREs us lower
prices than they have ever been sold;
BLACK ALL-WOOL CAsHNEREs rs low as
50c.; $50. A
BLACK sALPACAs at greatly reduced prices:
DRESS G0ODS selling regardless Of cost;
soc. DRESS GOODS at a5e.;
4oc. DRESS GOODS at 25c.
SOC. DRESS GOODS at log and 2oc.;
woRSTED BALL PRINCES, in all colors, at
12Kc.; s:assa VI
Great bargains In Ladies', Gen,lcnel's, and Chill
dren's MERIN0 and ALL-woOL UNDER
WEAR:
Alargeauction lot of chlldrcn's FlANCY-sTRipED'
and SOLID HOSE 4. half their value. -
chfldren's sk-Clockcd Reguar-Ma9e HOSE ..
Csc; -f.,s
Ladies' Full Regularly Made JOSE at 20c.:
Large assortment Of Ladies' Fine FELT SKIRTS
at very low prices: "a
WHITE aud CoLoRED, PLAIN and ,TwfLLED
FLANNELs cheap to close out; =. =,
Ladies' aud Children,s FuRs greatly re,inred 10
close ont; 1888 .Gs.lsst : 80 s
Extraordinary bargains In e tiASSIsIEKES for !
mems and hoys, wear; and lois ct basgatns IN
other goods a. sk JULIUS afEYER,ss
SINGER INCONSISTENCIES, csc. dozen;
all other NEEDLES, 35c dozeh-sent by mail,
po,t free. ---- dc 27.eod
ONE HUNDRED HANDSOME CLOAKS
" Just received, and cheaper than a. any lime du-
lt az Is Is ~ SsgaaiRpozo EouRo unEAN co.'s.
GARDozo, ToURQUREAN s co.
ARE RECEIVING
LARGE ADDITIONS THIS WEEK TO THEIR
STOCK.
Many articles have becu purchased with view to
Christmas. 4 de 12
40 TO CARDozo, FoURQUREANs&
W co.'s and G{sft1E
BUY SOMETHING THAT s., j.
WILL DE USEFUL FOR YOUR sos
dc ~ CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
HANDKERCHIEF GLOVES,
81, SCARFS, HOSIERY,
$3.50. LACES, CRAyATs,
BOXES, COLLARS,
SEALsKlN CLOAKs, at
DO 12 CARDoZO, FoURQUREAN. & CO.'S.
6tARDOZO. FOURQUREAN g. CO.'S
DRESS GOODS STOCK
has been largely ADDED to with the latest styles.
THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT
has also been largely replenlshed with the newest
shades Of the season.. ,tosa.i &c IL
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

------- MONDAY, january z, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised SO hogsheads and
box. The offerings at auction OH Change were 20
packages; of which number were taken In. and
the remainder sold at prices ranging from $500
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, January 7.-Flour duh; extra
$4@s4.25: family, s4.50@s4.75. Wheat dull rcd
S1.25; amber and white. 3I.2S@$ 80. Corn dull !:
white, 45c.; mixed 43c. Oats dull and nominal.
Rye nominal ut Csc. Pork quiet at Sl2. Lard
quiet; choice leaf, fierce, S4 SIC; kegs, 9@94c
fsuk-meats quiet: shoulders, 43sc; clear rib, &c.
clear sides, Glc. Bacon quiet clear rib, 6sc clear
sides, TIC. Sngar-cured HAMS 10Ml1c. Whlskey
quiet III : .U3. Tobacco quiet ard unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 40 SECRETARY

s:IlH.N AID FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EICIiaoND. January z. 1878
.nEFEElHGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Thite, SO bushels. Red, 51S bushels.
j. GoRN.-White. 1850 bushels.
Il MEAL.-14 bushels.
- !. SAI.iss REPORTED TO .SECRETARY. E
WHEAT White, SO bushels fair at s1.32.E Red
302 bushels very good Lancaster at :! AZ S2 bush.
els mixed ut Sl.35; 20 bushels mixed nj S1.33; &c
bushels very good Fuz mt Sl.33; go bushels very
good Fultz at S1.33-,otal. 53S bushels. q
CORN.-Jvhitc, 214 bushels very good Mt SIC.
$3.50 bushels very good ut see; $50 bushels very
goed OH private tcrms-total. l.u5O bushels.
ATEAL.-li bushels bolted 1T Csc. MT
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, January Flour quiet and un-
changed Mheaf IN lnaG d No s rfd ia a.
Corn Inactive; No. 2 mixed. 42lsc. Oats-No. 2,
2S4G2SNc. Rye frmcr 1t SEC. Barley dull and
unchanged. Whiskcy quiet ut s .O4. Pork dull at
SI1.4O. Lard quiet at TIC. Buk-mcat, easier
car-ots. loose. 1915, So 90, and S5.75@S5.S0 for
cet Ggr s,ae SeGn
in good demand for fair heavy m,lttons.
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Religious Matters.

an CONF ERMATloN OF BISHOPS CONSENTED TO.
QUINCY, ILL.,, January 1.-THE standing
committee Of the Diocese OF Quincy have
unanimously consented to the confirmation
OF, DR.. Ct. Seymour as Bishop OF Springfield,
Ill, and j. Il. Eccleston as Bishop OF West
Virginia.
THE LOUISIANA COMMITTEE NOT so UNANIMOUS.
NEW ORLE ANS, January t. The standing
committee OF the diocese of Louisiana at a
meeting to-day gave consent to the conse-
Grafton OF Rev.. DR.. Eccleston as Bishop Of
West Virginia, and refused consent to the
conservation Of Rev. DR.. Seymour as Bishop
Of Springfield. IL
Italy. ;ss 81. 81 81
VICTOR EafaASuEL' 81 ILLNESS.
RoME, Jat,narv r. VictoF
Emmanuel passed a. comparatiY lively quiet
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!, ITALY.-Kins Victor Emmanuel IS very
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AT MEMPHIS

MEMPHIS, January 7.-To-d day is the cold
est Of the season, the mercury standing at
IA degrees above zero at A. NJ.