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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-11

CALL FOR FIvE-TwENTY BONDS. Wash
ingi0n, u. g., December 9.-The Score
tary OF the Treasury to-day issued the sew
cnty-fourth call for the redemption Of five.
twenty bonds OF 1865 (consols OF 1869. The
call is Tor five million dollars, Of which two
millions are registered bonds. The princi-
pal and interest will be paid at the Treasury
on and after the 9th day OF March, 1879,
and the interest will cease on that day. The
following are the descriptions OF bonds /:
Coupon bonds, dated July l, 1S65-namely,
500, No. 146.00I to No. 147,000, both inclu-
sve; $500, No. 1U4, 001 to No. 105, 900, both
inclusive; $1,000, No. 200,001 to No. 204.-
900. both inclusive-total coupon. S2,000,-
900. Registered bonds, redeemable at the
pleasure Of the United States after the 1St
day Of July. 1870. as follows: 800. No.
19,261 TO No. 1929, both inclusive; $500,
No. 1921 to No. 1896, both inclusive;
$1,000, No. 39,301 to No. 39,304, both inclu-
sive: $1,000, No. 12,70l to No. 12,704, both
inclusive; $4,000, No. 25,351 to No. 25,700,
both incIusive-total registered, $3,000,0O0.
Aggregate, $5,000,G00.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.


- msrfcan Gotd.--100k bid.
9t0te urttfss,-Yirg1 consois. "a I'D, 64A
asked: YirgiBfa consolS. new, 99 bid, 46 asked;
Virginia fnndaoIe, 90 bid: Virzfnia deferred 7k
bill. AZ asked Virginia interest certificates, 10 Did
VIRGINIA rax-rszetyshle COUPONS. bid, 794 asssd.
119 bid: Richmond city gs, J. and H.. 104 bid !;
Petersburg city 6s. r. ard A., 92H hid; Petersburg
city S,s. LOB bid; Petersburg city 6s- special tas
J: and j., ,l07K BID: NorfoIS city winter SIS, 116
Manchcster 81, tax receivable u and s. "a asked.
RdfiTodd B0nds.-Soui bsde Railroad first mort
gage preferred S's, J and D., I64k bid: Southside
Railroad second mort-age preferred 6s, j. and j..
,77A bid: Sonthside Railroad third mort zage pre-
ferred 6s, and J Sc Bid; Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage ss, J. and j.. 03 bid: PEE
teTsbury Railroad first mortgage Ss, ). and j., los
asked: Petersburg Railroad second mortgage S's,
j. and j. 40 asked; Richmond and Petersburg Rstl-
road first mortgage S,s. A. and o., Los bid: Rich
mond and Pet. rshnrg Railroad second MORTGAGE rs.
IL. and N. 90 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS, j. and b. 1O3
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road mortgage 6's j. aud j., 100 bid Orange and
", so bid, 40 asked: Richmond and Danvifle Rail-
road consolidated 6's, NJ. and NJ. TAX bid; Pied
mont Railroad FIRST mortgage as. 4. and O.. 100
bid; Richmond York River and Chesapeake Rail-
road first mortgage Ss. j. and d. 80 bird.
Canal Bo1sds.-James River and Kanawha Canal
frs. mortgage 6's NJ. aud n, so bid.
Raffroad St0ckS.-Richm0pd aud Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par, 36A bid, 40 asked; Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per
cent guaranteed. 100 par, IS Did: Connection
Railr91d stock, 20 nnr. II asked; Richnend and
Danville Railroad, / 90 par, 81 bid asked.
BunS Stocks.-First National. 90 par 115 bid:
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. so asked.
rine 25 par, 33 bid, 80 asked: Virginia. State. 25
par, 2S bid: Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par,
30 bid, 30 asked; Guy, 100 par SlH bid.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, December 10.-In the House OF
Commons this afternoon Mr.. Stanhope, in
reply to an inquiry, said that the Council OF
India intended to increase the native army
OF India $4,000 men. They were not send
ing out any fresh troops from England.
Alleged For-cr Committed for Extra
GitiOn.
LONDON, December 10.-Wiliam John
stone, formerly clerk in the Saline County
Bank, Marshall, Mo-, who was arrested in
Scotland, was examined at the Bow-Street
Police Court to-day on q charge OF forgery.
John Cordell, manager OF the bank, testified
to the circumstances Of the prisoners crime.
Sir James Ingham committed the prisoner
for eXtradition in the usual way.
Banishment of Turkish asagnates.
CoNsTANTINUPLE, December 10.-Mah-
mond Damad Pasha was summoned last
night to the Palace andappointed Governor
OF Tripoli, in Barbary. He left for bis post
Immediately, without returning home.
INote.-This is equivalent to Punishment
Hassan Pasha formerly ChiekuD, Islam
Nedjid Pasna, and other persons OF lesser
note, have also been sent into the provinces.
Grand Duchess of Eaesse.
DARMsTADT, December 10.--The Grand
Duchess OF HesSe, Queen Victoria's second
daughter. who is i'll with the diphtherla, is
worse to-day.
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THE LATEST NEWS
DYTELEGRApzH no THTE DISPATCH
FROM ALLQUARTERs.

REpoRTsFRobf THE RECENT RAINS;
HIGH WATER AT LyHcHBURG, CHAR
AND LEXINGTON; A sERI-
ous FREsHET NOT APPREHEEDED-A
CowHIDING AFFAIR AT FREpERICKS-
BURG-A FATAL AFFRAY NEARM
THE NEW CASTLE TRIALS CONGRESS
SIGNAL AND OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS
ATToRNEY-GE DEvENs TO RETIRE
FRoMTHECaBrNET-B WOUND
ED LEG AMPUTArED. HIS ELECTION AS
UNITED STATES sENAToR-A LIBERAL
DoNATIoN-MURDER TRIAL IN NORTH
AMPToN CouNTY-MUNICIPAL ELEC-
TONS IN mAssACHUsETT s-TERRIFIC
STORMS ON THE COAST -PERsoNAL-A
TERRIBLE FAMINE In MAGADoR-ExTRA-
DITIoN OF AN ALLEGED FORGER, &C., &C.
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1 warm- bisst charcoal. VASES, PennsysyAn,a sn
/ Eafts: Old Dominion, $3.50 per kcK fof eand%
Plough Castfa1S. Whoiesass, DC 40
Rops:e Manila hest. l4a16c juse. $3.50. u
Ragss Mixed cotton. 1Ac.; Wlate. &c; EooHers
LIQUORS, Wines. re.
He. Scotch, best brands, pins S2@s2.25 D
ssSasdtsss Domestic. a. .25@sc fruit. A1IO@
sI.40; apple. new. sl5s@s2; old, s2.25Gs3s
1851 ytfgiats nohnf51ns new, s2@a2.60,9 cid.
Gin: Domestic, Sl.250as2: fmpor!ed. ss q case,
HeD EaGtasd Nam: sI.6Om$160s
ReetLasd Wafs1ssS.: harset aufet: proof. s1.2S
q Lumber. slaves. DC.
L4tD,ber: White ozk. Sl2Mal5 a 1,OE6: Western
Virginia p0Tsar. S15mS20 n 1.OOe: white nine,
81 sSrS65 y 1000: yellow pine boards, SS1s1Ss
joiss SI0 @S1S. according to lengths. Shingles
Pine. S2.50M35: cypveSS six-s7Fch- &St1SD.2S
? l90o. Lafhs-Spiie, ~; sawed, sI.50@Sls66
Stasss: WhIssey- barre, hmber.greep. 1s@s283
1000: seasoned. S20MS25 p 1-006, EsotR-oaYret
timber S2GaS5 y 1000. Flour-barrei poles, co.
hogshea'a-hoops- 7ee. B buDete.
Powder. Shot. re.
Fuse: Toys mining 33ct6s1.25 a 100 fess.
Ponder. 1915 by the five kegs-fess than dvo
kegs, sc. sss;: blasting, IS. 25ds35o.
Shot: Northern, 81. so q hay OF 10 lbs.
GTtndssoneS: 1xG2kc. q ID.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES ON
Observation-Disclosures OF HoTEL-kEEPERs
FOR THE LOSSES OF GUEsTs.-No. 81, Henry
EicoX. CT al rs. 5. A. Hill, Administrative /;
error to the Northern District Of Illinois. 1t
is here held that where under the statute OF
Illinois hote-keeper provides q safe for
the deposit OF money and jewels, and a
party neglects to avail himself. Of it, for
such security be cannot recover OF the hotel
keeper unless il should be shown that he or
his employees have been guilty Of negli-
gence in the matter. In such case an en-
plove OF the hotel will not be allowed 10 tes-
tify that he stole the valuabes lost. The
fact. if such, must be proven by other tes-
timony. II on trial himself, the admission
OF the employe would be contempt, but
upon 40 principle would he De allowed to adj
nit away the rights OF others. Mr.. justice
Hunt delivered the opinion. ,s....
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From Norfolk.

TRIAL FOR MURDER COMMITTED SIXTEEN YEARS
AGO-vEssELs FINED FOR VIOLATIONS OF
Law, &C.
NORFOLK, December 10.-The case OF
Samuel Sherrar, who was arrested In Oeso-
Der for an alleged murder committed at
Chincoteague sixteen years ago, came up at
the November term OF the court Of that
county on the Goth ultimo, and the eenue
was changed to Northampton county,
where his trial commenced yesterday.
Fines have been imposed by the Collector
OF Customs here upon the schooner Henri
eta, OF New York, and steamer Virginia,
of Georgetown, D. c., $3.50 respectively,
for omission OF seamen from the. hospital
time-book. The steamer Virginia was fur
Their fined 800 for running with an engineer
without license.
Heavy rains commenced in this section
last night. The fall Of rain was very great.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YenK, December 1o.-costou dun; sales.
loans DC Plan .,s,,, b.rs s,,ais fn hnras,a
vor: No. q. s&3O6s2 rs: snperfne western and
state, S3:4uegSS1U; comnon TO good extra west
ern ana STATE. Ss-Eoess4-1o southern aoar quiet
a s,so. neasy oS S@mm9n !" fsE ex,ra SaSa:o0s
sn nS a "a 30, Shsat gun and heavy
a1c 7naraae reJ asc S ni
sl:92H; nngraaed amber: si&sa; PIX sofn
s unnrad:sd. MsSa tnr Sn . csnsiHS1 ~ S1S
4oIc 0ats-HjxeI n shade lower: white f;r1I.
No. 8. 30Hc.: No. 2. 32Ac.: white mixed westerns,
29h@3lc. Coffee unslanged. Sugar UNCHANGED.
hoi!Sses quet anu Mneiiahgsu Iues quiet ane nriD.
Rosin dull at Sl-S5@St.40. Tprpentine quiet at
2s@2sHe Pork closed dull I, AND heavy: mess; spot:
picked bellies. SGg6as:; long anu snort ciear.r,o.
a Lard anse', s AND w aans
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, December l0.-Flour fat and easier:
nc io% Wa street ana western snpernHe. ss;799
$50 extra, s5.ooGaS4; family, S4.2oaS4.7os
sity Mis- superiine; s2:75@s3;25; extra, SS.S3g
1925: southern wheat quiet aud nominaiIy steady:
%sI as i0wer ana Ms9 southern nh rcd gS9S
ReSSsmosr' o2s@SloS Ja .9unG ~, SL045:
we r,%Sg s onir s
firm; no stock; southern, 27@31c.; western white.
| 30@31c.; western mixed. 2S@G29c.: Pennsylvania,
ISS1e ,r rye rHminay FIRM southern 55@Sss.
western, packed; 16@lsc.: rolls. Isolde. Coffee
| Nat and nominal: Rio: cargocs, 14@15ac. Whis-
CINCINNATI,
| r,i.S,
| changed; Nhsit heavy: req ana WINE, So@9oc.
Cnrn l'ict at 32c. SDo. 53c: scler January. oats.
23N26c. PORK dull ut S7.9O bid. So asked. Lard
| easier: steamer, $500. Buik-meats duh; partly
| cured shoulders $3.50; clear RIB, 1910; clear
| sides, S3.S72. Bacon dull: shoulders, &c.. clear
RIB. &C.: clear sides. Axe. Whiskey hrm at .03.
| Sugar quiet and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE. December 10.-Four dull and UNI
| changed. Wheat duh red, 9Oc: amber and
white 80@93c. Corn dull white &c.; mixed, Sac.
| OaIS nrm. Wnlte. 2oc., mlScd Sjc. FORK steady
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Freigi,t Train Ditehed.

GREENFIELD, MASS, December 10.-An
extra freight train on the Troy and Green
field railway ran into washous this after
noon at West Deerfield. The locomotive
und six cars were dumped in. The en-
gincer, George Field, was seriously injured
BY striking u telegraph-pole in jumping
The east-bound express, being due there in
into the washout with terrible results if the
extra had not been ahead OF them. West
bound trains viii be delayed till after mid
night,
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A Ruffian Killed .

MEMPHIS. Tenn, December 10.-Joc De
vinney killed John Harrell last night seven
miles north Of here. Harrell, who belonged
to gang OF desperadoes, went to Devin-
ney's residence and called him out. Pre-
senting his pistol, bc said he had DEATH
warrant for him and bis brother. Deyin-
ney went into his house and procured Il
gun and killed Harrcll as lie sat on his
horse with the pistol in his hand. The
coroner's verdict was iustifabe homicide.
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TITO Rain,.sso1rr,,..

TEE RISE OF THE RIVER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Especial teiezram to the Dtspntch.1 ~
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, December To-
There has been q heavy fall OF rain here
since yesterday morning. The r1yeris high,
but present Indications do not justify APP
prehensions Of fresbet. There is tiriz-
cling rain and high west wind now q PM
prevailing. Trains are running as usual.
NorTH EVER SIX FEET HIGH AT LEXINGTON.
Especial Telegram to the Dispatch.I
LEXINGTON, Va, December 10.-North
river is about six feet high, and still rising
slowly. It viii continue to rise until ~
o'clock tonight. The barometer was lower
to-day than for fifteen years.
THE RIVER AT LYNCHBUaG SIX FEET ABOVE
ORDINARY LEVEL.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LTNcHBURG, VA, December 10.-Tte
river is tonight only FIVE or six feet above
the usual level, and rising very slowly. It
is not thought last nights rain was heavy
enough to flush the river to any eonsidefa
BILE extent. We have no reports from the
mountains.
THE STEAMER MATILDA IN DANGER-BICH Wa
TER IN THE RAPPAHANNoC8.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispateh.l
FREDERICKSBURG, December 10.-The
steamer Matilda, which was sunk on Spots
wood bar, is endangered By food in the
river. There is no probability of raising
her at present.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.J
THE STORM AT OTHER POINTS.
LONG BRANCH, December 10.7At noon
to-day the rain-storm, which has continued
without cessation since Sunday night, sud-
denly changed into gale from the east,
and by p. NJ. it blew 4 perfect tornado.
It was accompanied by heavy rain and a
dense mist. No marine accidents reported
as yet.
PHILADELPHIA, December 10. - Heavy
rains are reported from various sections OF
the State since yesterday. The streams are
all very high. No serious damage has yet
occurred. It is still raining.
NEW YORK, December 10.-Reports from
along the coast represent terrific storm,
but no marine disasters are noted up tc
midnight.
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Trial commenced.

!, NEW CASTLE, DEL, December 1O.-The
trial of Mrs. Amelia Dodson, William New
comb, and Philip Vincent, the parties con-
cerned in the shooting OF the negro James
Jones, near Van Dykes station, ON the
night OF November 10Th, commenced e5, here Der,
this morning. James Jones, the hrst WIZ.
mess. detailed the circumstances OF his being
carried from Chestertown over into Della.
ware by the parties indicted. and also about
the shooting. This story reiterates that al'
ready published.
Dodson, daughters OF Mrs: Dodson, were
on the stand this afternoon for the defence,
and testified to the whipping OF Jones after
he had admitted that the stories ne naa tolo
about them were false. They testified that
he then promised to leave the State, ano
that he was released and departed early or
the evening OF the alleged crime, and wa:
seen no more, and that the defendants
passed the entire evening and night.in thu
Dodson house. The trial will probably 81
concluded tomorrow, IS
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2IuniGcent Donation.

Boston, December 10.-Thc will OF the
late James B. Eaton, who for sixty years
had been engaged in the hardware business
in this city, leaves $4,000 to the Young
Mems Christian Union upon condition that
there shall be raised q sufficient additional
amount to leave the institution free OF debt.
The conditions can be readily complied
with
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Political.

BosTcS, December 10.-The vote for
Mayor resulted rs follows: Prince (Dem.),
1886; Goldman (Rep.), $4,000; King
(workingmen's candidate), 431.
LYNN, Mass, December 10.-Grorge ?.
Sanderson. the workinemen's candidate for
Mayor, was elected by 1000 plurality. The
whole workIngmen's ticket is elected.
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Governor Hampton's Leg Ampufated.

HOPEFUL RESULTS ANTICIPATED-UEI IS ELECT
ED UNITED STATES SENATOR.
COLUMBIA, S. c., December 10.-Governor
Hampton's wounded leg was to-day ampu-
tated six inches below the knee. His physi-
clans had contemplated this course for some
days, but were waiting until his condition
would warrant the operation. The immediate
friends OF the Governor say his condition is
not now dangerous. Hc stood the opera
ton finely under the influence OF ehloro-
form. His system is now in condition to
promise hopeful results.
The Legislature to-day elected Governor
Hampton United States senator, the vote
being taken separate in each hoGse, as re
iquired by law. The senators who were
Observation-Disclosures in all--voted unani-
mously for Hampton, including the Repub-
ican members of the House, with two eX-
ceptions Miller and Summons, eolored,
from Beaufort who voted for Mackey.
The scene 10 the House was quite impress
sive. A letter was read from Governor
Hampton, in which he said he was not q
candidate for that Office, and that it was
neither to be sought nor declined.
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j. NJ. Goodman is. appointed postmaster
at Dover Mines, Goochland county, Va,
vice A. p. Deitrick. e.. A. Blankinship is
appointed postmaster at Marysyille, Camp
bell county, Va, uice Thomas A. Rector,
resigned. The post-oftice at Neighbours
Store Bedford county, Va, is discontinued,
as not needed The papers go to Gishe's
Mills, Roanoke county.
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EDIsoN's OPPONENT IN ENGLAND.-Lo
don, December 9.-The English solicitors,
Messrs. Brewer and Jensen, say that they
cannot find that Mr. Russell, who objects to
DIR. Edison's application for patent for his
electric light, has any patent for such an
invention. They believe that Mr.. Rus"
selps opposition will prove yexatious, but
futile
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The Leasing Committee OF the Virginia
Valley railroad held a meeting yesterday,
but could arrive at no satisfactory c0nelp.
sions. The Chesapeake and Ohio Company
is said to be willing to take the lease on
satisfactory CONSULTATIONS american.
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CITY TAXES.

OFFICE OF CITY CoLLEcroR,}
.. RICHMOND, VA, November 80. 1878.
Fy,uJS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN Dali
j ~ from q A. Al. TO g. II. 81. from the l6th 10
the 3 st day OF December inclusive for INC padr,
pose of receiving rSm any sgs9T"A XEs eSarseI 10
him the remaining bali; aud that
TEN PER CENT
will he added 10 the amount OF said remaining na
OF the tax charged, In every case WHERE az, within
ihe line so imifea But In any person La az ths
failed to pay In the mouth OF June one ssa fail 10
M H. Whole amonnr thereof on or before the S1st
day Of December, there shall be anoea
' TWENTY PER CENTGM
upon the who!e "t''o A. Il. WoQpSoS,
Collector.
lie him -
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, December 10, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised IS hogshcads and 8
tierces. The offerings at auction on Change were
90 packages; of which Is were taken IN, and the
remainder sold at from ) to SIS.
We continue TO quote
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium. Sl.5O@9S2; medium
to good, S30S4.
LenE-C0mnlon, Sass; medium, 5000; good,
3S@$l0; fine, Sl1@S14.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Common colory, S31S4.
FiHers.-Common, $41$3; medium, S5@S7;
good. S7GS10: fine, S10MSl3.
SmokerS.-CommOn. S7GlSS.50: medium. 500
Sill: good, $lO@Sl3; fine, Sl5GSls; fancy, 81
Wrnppers-Common, sl2@s15: medium. S1s
mS25; good, S30GlS45; fine, S60@$7r; fancy,
S75@290.
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Dividend BecInrcd.

. NEW YORK, December 10.-At 4 meeting
OF the Board OF Trustees of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company to-day, a
dividend OF threc-Iourths per cent. was de-
clared, payable out of the net earnings Of
the quarter ended November Both.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED,

Steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail. merchandise and passengers, l.. Is. Iatuln,
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hail. Rockland. lime,
Thomas Elicit.
Schooner o. II. Ingraham, Greeley, Rockland,
lime. II. Wcndenburg.
Scb0oner.Gbhn Mciinniss, ColDurn, Philadelphia,
coal. Burroughs 4 Co.
schooner a. +. Kudbcrg, Robinson, New York,
lime, Thomas Elicit. 49,
Schooner William Magee, Ramsey, Philadelphia,
pig iron torOrder. ,.. ~,
Schooner Alice Curtis, Morris, Baltimore, fire.
brick, To order. ,
schooney J. L. johnson, Rose Philadelphia, COAL
TO order.
Schooner Harry and Fred -, Philadelphia
coal. l.. T.. Luccado.
Schooner 4. and T. Benton. Budd, Philadelphia,
coal. Charles Ii. Page. -..
iron. to.ir1ler. ~
schooner 4. f. Moore. Essridgc, New York, mer-
cilaufsc Curtis l. Parker.
schooner j. L. X. Moore. Chopper. New York,
pg-7op; Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise. and passengers u. w. Allen " Coz
Steamer }. w. Everman. Carr. Philadelphia,
! u.ercais,lise and passengers. j. w. AcCarricH,
a.ant..
/ Bark Ludwig arrived al Bremen November
\ Gath with II cargo OF tobacco from Richmond.
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s0OTS. SHOES. &C.


AZ COST 40 1r s S351' W
100000 WORTH OF ROOTS AND SHOES
AT AND, BELOW COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
STERN K CO.'S.
Positively closIngoa sale of our entire retail STOCK
OF BOOTS and SHOES at 4 sacrifice, 10 change busl-
ness. ,.
STERN Il CO.'S,
No. 5l3 Broad street.
ro11NwSF21a between Fifth and Sixth.
TENrLEMEN'S HEAVY DOU-E@B
" BLE-sOLE QUILT + D-BoTT0M %@S
ALEXIS TIES. S2 so; Gcntlepen's Calf-s ~
skin Double-SaR London Csp-T0c Cater. -.
"a; GeniiemenS Waukenphast Caters ana lies:
hand made-peffect comfort; Ladies Kid Foaea
and Pebble Gpat Shoes best plIanepaia H n,o
Boots, best philadelphia makers, 1922; LADIES'
Glove Kid Puttou Boots $50; Old Lanes 6road-
bottom FIat,tieeI Shoes. In Kid and Goth Congress
Callers F0.<ed, Pebble Goat, AID Kid Lace shoesi
Eovs' school Shocs-iirce heavy soies, soft calf anu
= 1'o ~" j. A. GRIGGS,
-, on Tenth and Main streets.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 10.-Gold opened at lOOx
Eoon-Stocks firm. Money on call, $685. PEI
cent. Gold, 100S. ENchange-Long, 4S2; Short
4S6H State bonds dnll. Governments firm.
1872. Gold, zoos. Governments steady; new SIS
LOG. States dull.
.-... BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. December 1C.-yirginia 6's, defer
red. 7S: cnnsols- 54i second series, 81; past-dut
coupons. 7S&. North Carolina g., old, 1G; new
8. Blu to-day.
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CITY RAILWAY.

OgrlcE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-Any citizen signal
1 Ing a strcet-car ana not ginning attention OF
the taiVer will ohiige the undersigned by ta<inS NO.
VI 'uI""" Ni'' r. l.. WALKER,
,,,a.3m Superintendent City Railway.
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FlOur.

Fine. &2.7j@s3: superline, S3.50MS3.75; OK
ira. s4.23Glst.30; common family, So fancy
brands. T6MSG.5D.
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.,,,e cEwEST AND PLASTER.

LIME, CEMENT and PLAs l1n.
Z IME! LIME! LINE!
IA Inst received per schooner Maggie Ben,
, sac barrels EXTRA WHITE RockLASDL LIME
For sale low from vessel.
THOMAS Elicit.
so,o.tDeas lQls Basin bank.
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SALES REpopTED tn Srt,RET. p

WHEAT.-Rfd. 70 bushels mixed ut S1.03: ia
bushels very good Lancaster At LOT: 81 bushels
at 93c.: 81 bushels mixed ut S1.02: Is bushels al
90c.: 1G0 bushels gOod FutZ ut 97c. SO bushels
FulIZ NJ 95c.; $50 bushels very good Fultz at 81
"a bushels common FultZ at S5c. 26 bushels good
Fmltz ut. Csc: As bushels common Fultz ut SOc.
II bushels fair Fuz at 90c.: $50 bushels very good
FuliZ ut 81: 2l6 bushels very gond Lancaster al
SLOT; 22 bushels at S7c-toial, 1856 bushels.
CORN.-Hhite. so bu hels common at 4Oc 90
bushels on private terns-t0tal, 142 buSiIel
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BRIEF ITEMS.

scnsGor Wallace, as indicated in my dis
patch last night, to-day introduced his
bill for stopping the coinage OF the trade.
dollar, and providing for the redemption OF
those in circulation in subsidiary silver
coin. Also, that trade-dollars, when re-
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MILLINERY.

No HUMBUG. saDs
SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST, -YSsSNS
UNTIL JANUARY 18TH,
TO MAKE A CHANGE IN MY BUSINESS.
The LARGEST STOCK OF MILLINERY i'll the
city. 4 call Is solicited.
Mgs. Z. HuTZLER,
de- !. 525 Broad street.