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MYSTERY .iBOUT 4 NINE.

SAN FRANCIsCO, Nov. 29.-lt is very diff
cult 10 obtain trustworthy from the Sierra Nevada
crosscut now as miners are forbidden, on pm
atty OF discharge, to give information, ana %"
one is admitted the mine IS far clH
be learned the crOs-cut is iu mixed With ven OF
porphyrv. The cIO>Scut from the north end duit ou
The 200 foot level j. about ity sky feet north o
the first cIosscut making good E"sdVHy.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
sun rises % sun "a Clock
Moon sets...lll3 Moon souths. 52s Moons age day,
Eldn WAIER lO.DAf-A Il
SANDY HOOK. GOV. Island. OIi He'll Oats. 233
atom WATER fO.DNr-P. 81.
sandy Hook. O.22 Gov Islaul.. 1903 Hell
SUNDAY
sun rises. 70j sun "a Clock SLOW On Ala
Moon sets.. g.. Moon souths. G0J Moons age, DAYS
mon WATER sUSDAY-A.M
sandy HOOK Oi5 Gov Island. 1881 II 81 Gate.. 800
mon WATER srNDAY-P.H
Sandy Hook. l0j uov Island. l49I II ell Gate 3ys
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Mrs r. Clibbon Master Clibborn and maid w. douglass
IL. 4 Goodwin Miss II. McKeOwn. Miss VI. Mckeown
Nh and Mrs r. ~ cKay. Miss MacKay, X s. NeVine W.
Pjtioy Mis- VI. Malett. - c,oa
FRoNi BREMEN-Bu Steamship R9efn-G. GerdeS, n
Vniar j. Cronau. Hroch. MrsC. won Entress MIS- JUG
h al, ana son Mrs A.. fOnn. q. Nagel. Mrs H. Mag'L -
Freeman. Mrs II. Freeman, F. Thlnnrs MIS- r. nn n
IT. v off Mr., u, Mevcrsberg 7. kurtze, j. FranZer MISS
Piog0lt D. Godberger. l. A. Ubsdel D. sonh'ag Arthur
Hcirhhlri.
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SHAM wnrlRE Nor WITHOUT DNGfr.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.-A sham battle took
place yesterday tine Fair Grounds at ST. G lead,
Ohio the presence Of large concoursc Of ctizns O."
that place and OF visitors from the surrounding count
Duriny the 'war several serious Injuries inflicted
and much -fccng was cugcndcred. Bush Fry, ct the
lowering Guards, was shot In the face. he wound i
considered quite dangerous.
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DEATH or COLONEL Il. e. BUCHANAN.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-ColOncl Robert C..
Buchanan, BrcycI MaOrG neral, who MS been tur
retired list for number OF years, died AT lis residence
in this civ today 81 apovlrxy. General Buchanan was
native or Mar, land and catered the service July /.
$40 He Wasa Lieut., uaut-C uOurl ut the oulurcat
Of he late war and Colcnr of the 1t Infantry ut the
date of his retirement in 500 by Of Wounds re
tVndi in
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ATTEMPTED Suicide.

Henry j. Kcrncr, age flty-iiyc, of No. II
West Fortynnthst.. attempted suicide early this morn
ing by taking opium. He was found ~ FIny-sixth-st
and SiXth-ayc ana removed to 81 lukcs Hospital No
reason assigned tor this attempt
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SHIP NEVIS.
y " itlN III.
PORI OF NEW-YORK-.

PORT OF NETWORK. Nov 20.
str civ OF New.York dr Land, Liverpool Nov ~ via
Str hcn GER Francke Nov II, via southampton
SIR San Salvador Ialmke NuevIs days in ballast to
stry Of columbus Nicserson savannah Nov p, to Geo
narS Nuoya Mariana utaD, Krae Trapam 10 DAYS with
sail H. order. vessel to Slpcovicii & 90. - 49,, o,
H,r Pro nero boee Gai Scaparone West Hartlepoo "a
Eai rcItfcc ,a BenvGunlo gloucester 90 days in bal
Ras p6cny ,Don) Petersen, Hun sept ~ in ballast 10
Punch, EGyt 90: iuoI0tti al - hoiIast IN T. II
Bark FofMo-a, r,agoe. Boston Nov 2J III o"laS' 10 -
sF o.tnuata ,rra us.e Girgonti 74davs with sulphur
BRIG Wa,cr IAy. Ferry, 1ampno % Days win hides ETC.
rig serena smr angoD aare,t Ar! Aree 81 kay
Mnicd & co. ycssr 10 p II Smitt& Co. . go, .uo,
Big IL I,'lnrr lpf Port Neiway - Alb n rt
ChIrioiciavn j T. IL iys wiki potatoes 10 Darrh C''
mi. MnTiag it. u l. NewHavoa in ballast to LW
BIG Rising tar Griffin, Sow.Havoa, in ballast to LW
~rar de Hart lof Roohnav) BAKE Baracoa 10 days.
sclr sarah Fa.un o; caja PIX MIX lnyeF ia, IL %
wlb nee lo-woci, etc to II solomon co. '''''i
5ri,r y Cox et,.s1r Georseowu c, days WIN
Srir A6nir acon Davis cedar Keys - days with um
S,r cl"s Gor.rn ,f CalliN L"nt N'ago'nc IL day.
with I"sw"d 70 h'4i-,d. "i '' CITr,5.t.t,,n p l.
T. ay-, with iotito.a To " l. h'~' '''''' TO ''i '
-,ir haria, Eddy, Green Bangor with lumber to ! i
I',a Grr3, Zoo: Ellsworth. Fr ty, Mraf@aoG u y
Gg' So WITH t'-uo.d csc. 10 ln"r"'i"' " cog ''''''
i,na .,l.,r ,arly F,Juardna days. with lumber
-,tr .,g ~ icn,.v savannah days, w,h naval stores
~c,r "a 5tal. Il nu, cuacra- with sugar to Miller
wv XIII, y carlisle. smith Georgetown, C., f'r New'
r.hr ,.na ,.', from o Iaueo. &c which was an.
,l,.-,.I I r.,. ,s,lo mp :. jh".,fy {. dsr. r,,,
v, .'@'. ieov cir,a up To- iac NV today
WIND ~ua. 81 SANDY Hoo., ii"st, W; clear NJ 'Iy
I''" ''' ''' clr,RrD
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NOMINATIONS IN pOUGukEEpsIE

POUGHKEEPsIE, y. Y, Nov. 29.-l'he Il pub
licans to-day nominated DR.. john Il. Cooper FOR Mayor
by reclamation. The Democrats nominated William
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STANTON.

JUDGE Observation-Disclosures
OF -. FARM-CuARGE OF SEDUCTION, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
DECEMBER 90, 1878.
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Bishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, and His
Brother Euaha rrassed.

Especial dispatch 10 the Washington Postl
CINCINNATI, December 20.-BishOp Pur-
cell and his brother Edward arc Just now
unable to repay moneys deposited with them
BY the Catholics. 4 week or SO ago note
given by Rev. Purcell went to protest at
one Of the banks, then another, and another,
and few days later there were filed in the
Office OF the Recorder Of Mortgages by the
Purccls notes to the amount of $4,000.
The purcells bad done banking business
with Joseph Hermann, the German banker,
who failed short time ago, and this caused
Il run on them. The number OF depositors
were variously estimated at from three thou
sand to twice that number, and the liabili-
ties million. These figures are only esti-
mates. Father Purcell says:
{" Ii is not necessary TO state the number
Of depostor> or liabilities. 1t is really not
the business Of the public, for, be the de-
postorS few or many, they cannot lose in
the end. The Church has too much pro-
perry 10 allow this. There is no serious
trouble, for we shall soon be able, I hope,
to pay all demands, and l am at least sure
that no one will lose anything by us, as
there is no mortgage, or Judgment, or lien
on our churches or institutions, whether
charitable or educational. There can be no
danger or loss to any one."
y reporter called upon q number OF bust
nessmen, bankers, and others, and the gen.
eral impression seemed to be that while the
Archbisbop's affairs were in bad condition
just now, they would finally be adjusted
without loss 10 the depoSitors, though this
might be some time in the future.
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RitIln,olld 1ispatfll.
MONDAY DECEMBER IS, 1878.
PETERSBURG.

nr. POWELL ADMITTED TO BAH. IN THE sUX OF
$40, Observation-Disclosures BuRNEp---HAIL,
Syow. AND RAMA MINISTER Pounded
prrESUE RECEIPTS TOBACCO EXPORTS, &C.
rCorrcspondcacc OF the Richmond Dispatch,l
DECEMBER 81, 1878.
DIR. Eugene C. Powell, charged with the
stabping OF Mr. X. &. Shell, at Dinwiadie
courthouse. last Monday, was Yesterday
arfernoon admitted to bail by Judge X. ii.
ZONES. Jr., in the sum Of $4,000, for his
concordance for trial at The February term oil
che County Court. The security was very
1,romntly given, and would have been as
3I,romr,t,y furnished no matter what amount
The Judge might have required: The Judge
heard evidence as to Mr. sheifs conditioh,,
which his attending physicians l,ronouhceu
70 be much improved. Facts were a'so
elected going TO prove that the stapDihS
was not an act Of malice, but that IL was
committed In 4 moment OF high eXcitement'
that Dr.. Powell, when be heard OF Mr..
Shells condition, expressed deep regret;
and asked to be allowed TO dress DIS Wouhu
and TO nav all charges for medical attention.
THE dwelliny-house OF Isaiah Berry (col-
oycd,, on Boiling street, was destroyed by
fire last night between IL and II O'Clock. II
was bcyond the reach Of water and could
not be saved. 1t was insured for 500;
which will not fully cover the loss.
Rev. Jos. II. Riddick, pastor OF the Wash
incton-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
was called 10 Suffolk to-day by telegram
announcing the illness OF his brother there.
Since last night we have bad hail. snow,
sleet, and rama great deal OF the latter.
II has been failing cepiously and lncessant-
" since early tins morning.
An excursion party OF about 700 whites
and negroes arrived here this morning from
Weldon and vicinity and points near TINS
city. But for the rainy weather the croWa
would doubtless have aggregated one thou-
sand or more.
The Rev. j. r. Stursiss, the newly-ap-
piointed pastor of Ettrick Methodist Episco-
pal church, was pounded by bis congrega.
tion last night. The matter was one Of
entire surprise TO himself and family. They
were well supplied for some time to come
with provisions and other articles necessary
TO the comfort OF the household.
The in,ernalreycnue receipts in the Pc
tersbur. district for the week ending to-day
amounted to Sl4,02S 50.
The exports Of manufactured tobacco
from this port for the week ending to-day
aggregated l90,2lS pounds.
The receipts Of cotton per the Petersburg
railroad for the week were ], 152 bales
about one third OF which came from Bel
field station ROBIN ADAIR.
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.
Germany.

BERLIN, December 21.-The statement is
officially denied that the Emperor, on the
occasion OF his resumption OF the Govern
ment, received letter OF coDgratulation
from the Pope and replied to it. Its pure
invention.
The Germaria, the Uitramontane paper,
referring to the views OF the North German
Gazette in regard to the Centre Ultramon-
tame party, declares the restoration OF peace
between the Church and State on the basis
OF the May laws is an imposslbllity.
LONDON, December 21.-A Berlin dispatch
to the Times says: 1.-The Emperor IS Won
derfully well. He daily listens to long re-
ports on public affairs and gives audiences.
Prince Bismarck, too, is working hard at
finance matters. A committee OF three
Prussian members and representatives
OF other States has been appointed
to elaborate a scheme OF tax reform
which when ripe will be laid before the
Reichstag for approval. / have good req
sons for believing that the labors OF the
committee will result in return to certain
extent to the Protectionist policy. The po-
litical relations OF the Empire could not be
better, but the financial condition lis very
grave indeed, and calls for Immediate
remedy"
Italy. g
LONDON, December 21.-The IimeS's
Rome dispatch says Signor Depretes, the
new Italian Premier, made on Friday a
ministerial declaration, and submitted to
the Chambers provisional programme.
His speech was received with absolute
freezing silence.
The Opinione, the organ OF the Right,
forshadows the early downfall Of the Minis
try.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTINoPLE. December 21.-The
nominations Of Mouktar Pasha, Abeddin
Pasha, and Vahan Etfendi. as commissioners
to settle the Greek frontier question, have
been confirmed by the Sultan.
Safyet Pasha has been appointed ambas-
sador to France.
An Imperial trade has been issued which
authorizes the Grand Vizier TO definitely
conclude arrangements respecting Now
Bazaar and Bosnia on the terms proposed by
Austria.
Flight of Ameer Shore ALI.
LONDON, December 21.-A telegram from
Lord Lytton, Viceroy OF India, says ::
"Major Cavagnari confirms the news that
the Ameer Of Afghanistan has fled from
Cabul to Turkistan. HIS son, Yakoob
Khan, was released from confinement, and
left at Cabul. The Ameer had lost nearly
I'LL control at that place, and his soldiers
were DESERVING"
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COURT ORDENS.

ATOTN;E.-IN THE, MATTER OF Sc.
" rAgDY- BANKRUI"r-IN BANkRUETGf-
This matter was this day heard upon the report w
Inc Register upon petition of assignee for " sae-
free of liens objections thereto Of various CT !tofs
and the answer OF Wiiium h. Sims tlcrtto, anu
rio Grslrt doth al this time decline 10 max" any ue-
cree oS sale whatsoever BUTTS preliminary rress.
doth ,ppDint A. III. Aiken as speclai comgnSslolSI
n take upon special 9OtlreS ma,led 10 "a! kuunn
craC,,0ss ind ienorS. or. tloie counsel oiDo.H, siu
mon due publication IN newspapers puaiisiiev ~
re - sies s6f Richmnad, LSachbur2, andt l!anA,e,
10 an the parties co3CerDeC, an accouns az az tne
reo -etn,e of the baaSruDf-its value aug INC he,is
snlrJsliuo thereon, whetfpf anterior !oDshkNpta
ouners hip crcaIed by alln-anu slAN su ilt
es.,i sf.Ipmert OF the auI0uDt due Sena.1s or ul
Secured creditors: al& shall furlher asoe sfa suu
yrnort TO thc Court ~ character aal s.e<e OF an
suts Involving ehe aseefialnnent anu ilSSoatiou VI
ony OF such liens. shat the Court may &c enoeu
IN nudge of The Qxpfxenc OF remit pDg TO me courts
In which suca s,tis are the aseerta!sIsn! ana lu-
dalton of the Qasass asserted thers1a; anu 40 TUT
finer summon beftse him The trsaQSs lh l.e ueeSs
scheduled BY sata bankrupt. with y VIE" OF repoS'-
| Ing the expcdiency or inexpetlancy OF aitowss
them TO execute their Trusts any sts W.. ina sea r.
mort hi. ION upon all the fats Of tBe case % 70
the atiysabliry OF the safe By this court! Iree o
| liens Aud further, IL appear log from esnihas ne.
I'm thh nytsr that there are TWO soS penuiaS III lux
| C'haneery Court OF Richmond, III %hlcn lse PAM
rups Was party, and the assount Que Tue Sfeaito.
praceea 10 Judgment for The purpose OF haiug 10,
amount due and the character or, or, oOlSatioa
liens and to this end William e. Sims, the assignee
hereby directed cause himself TO be made paft
10 said snif, 60 as 10 protect the Interests OF III
estate and the general ereiIors g! Inc onaSMrSg'.
/ District Judge.
/ A copy-Teste:
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Waller, 80 cents per gallon; 81 per case or one
dozen half-gal!on bottles; So for ve-faIlon deni-
John.
Mass. SO cents and 81 per bottle: $3.50 and S.
per half. dozen, according to sizesent postpaid.
Full proof OF all claimed sent free upon appica-
modated ut these Springs at all times Of the YEAR
Address \; II. DAVIES. President of the COM
pany. Lynchburg, Va.
Sold by POLK MILLER &c CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-23
HOLIDAY sis,0Bs.
HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY
81 G GODS:
THE GREATEST VARIETY IN THE CITY.

THE GREATEST VARIETY In THE CITY,
PRESENTS FOR MEN, WOMEN, GIRLS, AND
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BUILD1NG-BLoCKs, GAMES. and MARBLES;
HUMMNG-ToPs, CENTENNIAL-ToPs, and
TRUMPETS;
MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPES, and HARMONI-
CAS-;
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JACKS;
POP-GUEs- PISTOLS, GUNS, and PAPER CAPS:
woRK-BoXEs, Observation-Disclosures, and
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GLOVE. HANDEERCHIEP-. and COLLAR
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TOoL-CHEsTs. TEN-PfNs. PAINT-BoxEs, and
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SHELL-BOXES;
CHINA and METAL TEA-SETS, KITCHEN
SETS, and WORK-sETs;
DRUMS, CANDLE-HOLDERS for Christmas
trees, CHRISTMAS CANDLES:
CHRlSTMAS-TREE HOLDERS, just what is need
ed TO hold the tree In position without any diff
fcuIty;
CHURNs. DUST-BRUSHES, RUBBER BALLS.
and RUBBER TOYS;
VASES, TOILET-BOTTLEs, WRISTBANDS, and
CARD-RECEIVERS;
DESKS, PAPER and ENVELOPES in boxes-one
hundred styles 10 select from;
GENTLEMEN'S and LADIES' DRESSING
CASES;
PORTFOLIOS. CIGAR-CAs MATCH-BoXEs;
GRACE-HOOPs, BATTLEDOUR and SHUTTLE
COCK;
A large variety of BOOKS for children;
DOMINOES, TRUNKS, WALNUT FURNITURE
and CARTS:
COMBS and BRUSHES in cases.
DOLLSl DOLLSl DOLLSI in all sizes, from Sc.
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CHINA MUGS, CUPS, SAUCERS, and PLATES, In
sets.
All of the above goods will be found if called for
Immediately at LEVY BROTHERS..
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