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National Republican., 1878-12-13
Attractive Ara sale.

Nj Thomas bowling viii commence the ale on
MruGal evening next. N seven o'clock, at the art
,r.lr, lra rrHus! !lyania avenue Of one of the most
Interesting collections Vi P.'lUrcs, consisting OF oil
paintings, water Cuc.'. vmsutN ings phOtugrAvUrcA
lhuluEiuphs, SC,, ever offered NJ public sale III
The attention ui the public is invited
to This sale II affords rhrv opportunity To secure
good pctutes and choice gIus for the hulidsyA
lie pictures are now uu exhibition,
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Auction Sales.--future DAYS.
TnoMAs BOWLING, 1acilonccr.

'I'HoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.
PQsITIvE SALE oY ENTIRE STOCK OF pIA.
MONDS, WATCHES. AND JFwELRY, SILVER.
MOUNTED SHOWCASES, FiHEPROOF SAFE,
&c.
On MONDAY. EVENING, December N, commenc-
Ing At 1@0 ocOck, aud continuing every evening until
all sold, shall sell the entire stock Of D. Jnc lbs
eq;,. no. l0l Pennsylvania avenue. hetwstn Tenth
and tleyCpth streets, comptisiR Diamonds, Gold aud
silver Watches hne Jewelry OF every description.
Pts ols and n Jul stock OF hnc Jewery, Also Show.
cases. Fre.prouf safe, Counters &C. THIS sale offers
grand opportunity for parties to secure holiday pres
ents As the stock must be sold baryalns may be
pectpd- THOMAS BOWLING,
dpl3-5t Auctoneer,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.
NuNv ynuu nn. A.

NkW YORK Dec. u, 1875.
Money was easy Rt 81 a.
Foreign exchange strong at iscr g rs3 for long
and is7a 457Js for deuand.
Gold was quiet at IOOi.. sales and bid.
Governments were steady.
state bonds were dull. Louisiana consols sold at ~
In railroad bonds there was an advance OF y, per
cent IN c & c nrsts, per cent In Lchigh aud
WkesOarre cOnsols tassenedl, :. In Missouri Kansas
and Texas seconds, IN New York Elevated RaIlroad
hrsts In Missouri, Kansas and Texas consolidate ed
(assentedl. aud u In burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern hrsts. There decline OF ,. In Wabash
converliblcs (assented) and = In Union Pacific lrss
The stock market was weak during the greater Dol.
tion Of the day, with decline In prices ranging from
A@lk per cent. Toward the close the coal stocks re.
covered .9ti per cent, and the general list S 4 Der
cent The weakness Of the railway share list was
based On elrgrams from Washington that the Senate
would probably pass the House bill prohibiting rnIl
roads from pooling nrighs, &C, and the coal stocks
declined on the report that the Lehgh Valley Com.
pahy had refused 10 enter Into combination on
the present basis Of tonnage The transactions Rr.
greeate,l lOd,OU shares, OF which T.OOJ we're Lake
shore, 200 were Wabash, l2OJO were Northwestern
common, 3oOJ were do preferred. 90 0 were 81 Paul
wanna and Western, 1900 were New Jersey Central
ico were Morris aud EsscN, SUJ were Michigan en-.
tfni suu were Union Pacific. 400 were { q & 4.
ana ip.l0 were Western Union.
Ihe following were the closing prices
Nancy
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Professional.

nR. BosW0RTIf, Ols L STREET N W, Is THE
- most skiliul and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician ever IN this city, An nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases special
J. Patterson, s. e; Samuel Norment, Washington, d.
C., aud otherI Consultation free noitiy
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DIV Goods.

CIIEAP DRY GOODS
~ Carpets at reduced prices
81 French PolonRise Novelties less than importers
prices, 1hc pef yard up.
Black and COl0Tel tNshnieres, all wool, Iln M,
Black silks, b2c, 7Sc, sc. 81, up-vcry cheap.
Dress Goods, loo up, ~, stock must be sold,
Cur line OF IlOsks surpaSsss anything In the city for
hitting and style, and pr oes ess than be had for
same quality, 50 ~ up.
Blankets, jOc u piece up-very cheap.
Bed Comiorters, cotton h!ling ut low prices
AiLwonl InzTains, 5Ic-good quality,
Hartford and Lowells best lngrans, &c and SOC.
81 ~ . sses nov Sc,
9Ic brussels now i5c.
T. n. NAUDAtN,
noE TUl Market space.
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1878
IS7S 3

1879 GREAT 1879
To THE S5RfT WAY Asp sGpIFu pII5Furnwrsr
spLESbib' A$aSffithHf SfiH IL EQUIP.
rrKSIg II IfHT IL IS s. psso sss
For PtIs6urs and he west' ioio M daily. with
rerl2r Car TO Plttsburs and sleeping cnLf rom
SrE Tsib P1RfsM ( RSiGRhp
aud the North At 73iO p m. daily, except saturday.
with Palace Cars to Cannmdalgua. For Williams.
port, Lock Haven and Watkins ut 1910 a. M.
For New York and tile East, i:oO and ioii T. daily,
Pullman PaTiOr Cars 90 a. m. daily. except
For BTookiyn, New York, all through trains connect
nfOIdIng direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid.
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New YORK
For Tii!adelphla. I:s ;sO and iC;i, p IN daily. Lin.
En-, "sa gain mSnresS S a. ~ dsy TsSsP ms ~ sunday a,v
except Sunday 1910 D. M, iiso GSo, 7;'o and iOi1
For Poprs Jfrpk Line. : a. m and 40 p. IN. daily,
For xnSaPOiis % a. m. and 40 p. m. daily, except
ALEXxSbRIA AND rgEBERIcEsBy!g Z, RAgL. e;
., sos :. and ii;sop m. On sunday.9 n m. lis,
For Riehmond and the South, 60 a. M, and $50 p m.
Trains leave Alexandria for washington, ELS 7:lss
10, II u m. and g. DO ., 6:Ii, ard u y. IN.
on Sunday at and 10 n. M. and CHS p nj.
connodstions can be procured at The eliccs-norih.
east corner Of Inirteenth Ireet and Psnnsyiysnn
Ssna avenue, and al he depot Where orders can Be
r iyr the checking OF baggage 10 destinations from
l. i. TAIM ER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager.
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tDNerCunts

Aud ulster, very cheap At r ,mun Il Cox, an
seventh street
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Extensive Sale of Real Estate
PUBLIC AUCTION,

Commissioners of the Freedman's Savings
aud Trust Company.
The Commissioners Of the Freedmpn's Savings and
Trust Company will offer at public auCtion, At their
Office in the Freedmcns bank building No. l0i Penn
sylyan!a avenue opposite the United States Treasury
on WEDNESDAY, December IA 1868, at ~ o'clock a.
m, lnrse amount OF real estate, both Improved and
unimproved.
Catalogues Of the properties to be sold showing To-
cation, character &c, &c, be had by applying at
the Office OF the commissioner. noltlMWIStds
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SAM N. WILCOX,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
AND ATToRNEYATLAw.
willy SO Fourand ahRlf street northwest

~ ATroRSEN.AT.IAW.
UNITED STATES COMMISS lOSER,
NOTARY PUBLIC CEOE rHEPEACE,
No, ai2 street, opposite CITY Hall Residence: 40
Third street northwest. Washington, H. &. yll-N
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NoTICEl NOTICE,! NOTICSu!
~ Auc len Sale Of InrpdeeIned Pledges
JAMES GUILD, AUCTIONEER.
] Will sell Tor u. X. FULTON, Rt his store, isis
PennsElvania avenue, commtncing on MONDAY, ,
DELEMBER TO- al ten o'clock a, NJ, ana o'clock D.
m, aud continue said sale on TUESDAY, DECEM
BEh " ~ iheeame hohI nn plaac aforesaid, ali of
poSe-sion, VIZ: Gold and silver watches. disnonGs
cold gold yewclry, tlOthinE, books. fancy ntices
suitable FOR Christmas p ens. Rcd numerous other
Arc'es In variety. Hooters OF tickets viii please take
notice. II. X. FULTON,
JAMES GUILD AnctionecT. deC7-yt'
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/ wss trowned. Rand alI was rescued Id az
cfcGs COM isiotis bus' was soon xesUS-
lclsated. Butssrsor 9asesss


fCesresperden os she Balsipacrs snn.1
AscstsF.ffosa HnrrExenbHrE, Vs.
TRIAL OF CURIOUS cAsE--A BRIDE AEDucT.
80 ON HER wEDDEN0-DAY.
HaRRrs0EBuRo, Va, December ~, fS74.- =
Id the Rockingham County Court-7Judge
O,Ferrnil presiaing--a trial has Just taken
place involving the fact OF the cosrciye alb
duction Of q bride from her home on the
evening Of her marriage by her Father. The
faces, as disclosed ON tho trial, were sub
stantiasly these. Edward 81. Sharer. a
Young widower and farmer residing few
miles from this place, on the 18th of SepteM-
Der last married his niece, Miss Dora Sha-
rer, who was also first cousin, being the
daughter Of his uncle, Mfr. George we. Sha.
rer. They were regularly married, the
bride being OF age and entitled to choose
for herself. After getting, married the
bride and the 81 DOM went from the preach
er's 10 Mr.. Sbarer's residence, and about
Iot or IL O'Clock at night. just before retir-
ing, the brides father made his appearance.
He came in abruptly, INDUCED In some
rather vigorous English. got into violent
collision with his nephew and Dew.made
son.in-law, and ended by ordering bis
daughter to 70 home with him, and COM
peIling her to get on his horse behind him.
A warrant WIS issued for his arrest at the
time, but friends'of the parties interested
themselves, and he was bailed to answer an
indictment which was found against him Tor
simple case OF assault and, battery upon
his son-in-iaw with intent to kill, dishgure.
main, &c. Tue bad feeling created at
the time OF the occurrence having been re-
moved, the parties most interested were IN
a compromising and conciliatory MOOD at
tine trial, and the Commemorative attorney
had to abandon nm active and vigorous pro.
secution. The defence had employed emf
nent counsel--Hon. j. T. Harris, Captain
John Paul, and Granville Eastman, Esq,
whilst Captain G. G. Grattan represented
the State. Considerable interest was mani
tested in the trial, a large number OF per
sons listening to the testimony and speeches
| OF counsel with great eagerness. The jury
in short time returned verdict OF &C,
quittal, concluding that case OF this KIND
might be compromised oy tne pa aIa,ss ~,
l tho low
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By Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December 2S.-Cotton qniet; sales,
213 bales: upands,, 9Ac.; Orleans, CSC. Flour
ci ded change in prices Wheat--Wlnter red. nc.
lower aud rather quiet. Corn quiet and shade
frmcr. Oats unchanged and dull: Pork Grmer and
arme er It s57s for prima steam Coffee fairly &c
tive and firm. Sugar Sc higher and IN fair demand
Rice quiet and Mosss s dull and Rds
/ S135@$l.37H Freights dull. .- ....... .
~ BALTIMORE. .a .-,a....
BALTnaoRE, December 2s-Flour more active
aud shade frmer. Southern wheat quiet and frn;
western fairly active, closing weak; southern red
ssc @s1o5 smbcr sios@sl0s; No; Penn nm
February, si67X@$i.o7H. Southern; corn dub;
&& fs's;n ye aSs 4o@4ss oats Steady southern
Provisions quiet and nomlnal!y unchaDged~, Coffee
%Rsk win r ct kG '1 Fsss and
nominal. Sugar quiet; A soft, ea@sc.
| "a. -. CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, December 2S-Flour firm and nm
ern and f and 5 aue
33c. cash: 33c. seller January. Oats IN good de-
pand at 24ssc Pr and FIRM aSls at u.s.
| latter price. bid. Buk-meats dull and nominal.
Bacon steady; shoulders 2S93e;; clear RIO, $50
ssar sinss and in active
| S2.559S2.70; packing, SZ.6o9SZ.So; butchers,
$2.S0GS2.S5. Il. III 49,.
| ... LOUISVILLE. . AZ.
| LOUISVILLE, December 2S-Flo1r quiet and I'M
| changed. Wheat steady; red, sSc.; amber aud
white: 94c Corn firm; white, 36c:; mixed, sc:
| Mt SS.l2b@SS.25. Lard steady: choice leaf, In
tierccs. 62@S6xc.; key. TIC. iIulk.meats steady !;
shoulders, 2k@2Nc.; clear rib 31@33c.; clear sides,
3h@l4c. Bacon firm; no Shoulders; clear rib, 4kc.;
| clear sides, 44c. Sugar-cured hams, S@Skc. Wills
key quiet at $1.03. Manufactured tobacco I'M
| changed. ~ o,,,, ...
| ST. LOUIS, December 2S.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened dull and closed active /;
| No. 2 red fall, 9lsac. cash, 904@904c. January,
spring. 74c. Corn easier but active az 29S@29kc.
| cash. 29,s0293c. January, 3OaGs30Hc. February,
31k@3l5c. March, 323sc. April, 33kt133ssc. May.
Oats dull and lower: No. 2, 2lhc. cash, 20ac Feb
ruary. Whiskev steady at 81. o.. Provisions quiet
and unchanged; only jobbing trade. Lard easier at
$5.20@S5.35.
| CHICAGO. December 2S.-Flour steady and I'M.
| changed. Wheat dull and shade lower: No. red
winter. 90c.; Nc. 2 Chicago spring, S2asc. cash,
| S2kc. bid January. S3SGa35c. February No;
sba ssRg s? e
| 341c. March. Oats nominally unchanged. Pork
| steady and In good demand 80 cash, 81
| S7.32k january, $7.40@S7.42h February, S7.5O
bid March. Lard 6rm but not 9uotaoiy M s1er
$3.50 March. Bulk meals easier; shoulders, $2;45
short rib. $3.50; short clear, Dressed hogs
In good demand and shade higher. WhiskeY steady
- Receipts Flour. 1000 barrels; wheat. 1000
bushels; corn. $4,000 bushels; oats, 10000 bush.
els. Shipments: Flour 5000 barrels; wheat, %;
600 bushels; corn, $500 bushels; OATS l4,oGO
| bushels.
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" RICHMOND MARKETS..
SATURDAY, December %, 1878.
Country Produee.


Country Produee. ...s.
1ap sss,esI sl;;SS s g f. Q barrel.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l5@1sc.; fair
Corr s' EEL Sssa zs@4sc q sashSel for country.
S@Se; unpeeled' 2@sc.; cherries, l2k@lae. = D.. !;
Egas: In barrels. 1salsc. p dozen: In crates.
! Esatasrs; Prime hse-gOose. s5@4os.; common,
@J EaMrseed:. 81 % basheI t So
Hay: Virginia tilaathy, 55@8oc.-zery dull; clc-
yer 6 and T Bsisd. 1885, 4sas6s.
Po.stos scnn i5,ss; sS 2 barrel sa,7s@ss
Bye. 65@70e. q Dushel,
Samdc: PRIME, I5c.
{" B4Led StrdB: 35645cs
4 TdLloto: Sa5xc. q b.
Wool: washed. 26i@2se.: unWashea. 17@1ac.
BURY wool viii bring from 10 &c. p ID less than
above rates. i.. go. - ~ '.'e @ts-.s.t
< Cement. Liae. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosexdale, Sl.50 p barrel.
Lime; Agricultural e@loc. nashel; , Roskand,
ishingI, sl.l5; Glenn,s Falls, s5@90c.
Plaster: Lump, $3.50; ground, ss; calelned
u' Tar Large size. ss.25@ss,5o. -.
Dry Goods.
Bro,cn Shesttnq8 and Shtrttags: A. Manehes.
So f Ryes &C.: jaime. aa R1e1. sa
sne &C: "A kockbridse ee. Roekhyae. 5sc
a. W r. g. Gans sss rs S tg
BIsaeSsd Shirtinos and Shssttngs: ~ IVA. Wan
sutta, lie: III Masonyille, s9e.; "A 9 Re
Hene. a Social Al 7s easi a as;
Dhos, 81; 3. e ssitaate, ~; Assauan, SCI Ps
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Turkey
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY, December 20, 1878.

American GOtd.-1OO DID.
State Secur1ties.-Virginia consols.56x bid, SIX
asked; Virginia consols, new: "a bic, SO asked
Virginia fundabe. &c bid; Virginia deferred, z
bid: Virginia rax-receiyable coupons, n bid.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's. j. aud D.,
1909 bid; Richmond city 6s, J. and j., 100 bid;
Petersburg city Ss, special tax, }. aud j. ITO bid
115 asked; Norfolk water S's, NJ. and N, Ill
bid. i 49, -.
Rnilrodd Bonds.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S's A. and o., 105 bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage Ss, j. and j.. 105 bid; Richmond, Fred.
ericR.burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs
j. and r., 100 Did; Orange and Alexandria Rail-
road second mortgage 6's J; and j.. rs BIT; Orange
n, AZ asked; Richmond and DanYille Railroad
consolidated 6,s. ~. and n, 78 BID; Piedmont Rail-
Ruitroad StockS.-Petersburg Railroad. 90 par
100 asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
100 par. 42h asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed 90
par, IS bid; Richmond and Danvllie Railroad, LOO
par, bid. S asked.
Bunk Stocks.-Naiional Bank of Virginia, loo
par, rs bld Union Bank OF Richmond, SO par, 4C
bid. $50
Insurance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Home, lOC
par. 90 asked.
Miscellaneous old Dominion Steamship Com.
pany, 100 par, 80 bid.
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.erborousn, 4sc.; ao-A waI.i.a1u. zoe: icA CIV

terbofougn, 4kc.; 4U-A WalshAm. 1oc.: flC-A Cirs
ai asssSa D1s1ls nssarsSas szc; G1anisesfia
esrsss ysas Rs ss 81. Anosssa Zoe.
4ss.as a.sls s a tens sses NM sls S. S.
ns saa &c ss s gsasa Mesmsss 81 M
sry. ee. Oriental Pacsic &C.; Arnold. exc; Har.
msay &c: Wa s,ss a.. - S.u,,.,, Sc u
Drugs. Dyessuhs. Oils, &c. nan
1 zta "a $50 q Gallon. :, %, Z.
0onesatrdfed I've: ss.5o9sA . sass Of fo % !.
e eses1ssssf: a sSs : y.
k 1sssse: { sI ssssYGSe: ioe'
or: iinsesa: CSC: machine; g7asl:7 %: snerm,
BEST s Sia $500 cas,os s14o rsSn ySsini;
Race Ginger 1oc.
Roots: Ginseng. soc.; ssasca, wtthos top, 500
s,soda: Sal, 2a@sAc., in kegs; Ensiiss soda, 5e.;
American, 3A@4c. ..ssl.ss. ~ i,
FOREIGN Fruits and Candy
GGs smoSs: l Mssslns: sz@s4.so box.
Oranges s2.75@s3.50. IL
-a groceries. ice H. &!
Virgins bes:rean Fs7Hc: virginia hams, sse.
ioaioHc; plain hams, Sc s4@1oc. Stock light.
Bsef Sass Pa as7 t y. hoops sl4os1so;
..Tnss. sss aae h'ss
Ge9e sooa ne;me 9s 1lSS91ss fa,r , a4a
I79c.: Java, 9sa25c. Market advancins.arm.
Canddss: :, Adama,,ne cand!es !Sx@13c. y set.
Cheese !: Prine cutting. i0c.: nortncrn and
western prime cutting. a@9Ac.: common. 1850;
E1 Res d e.Fyyia as@ 9ss: PR sagasn ass
hoEth ear no
No. Bay. SIG: Ne. 2, in barrels, s11.5o: No. 8
maeEerel; 5000 No. I In kits, 1925; No. In
Lard: Prime. barrels and tierces. 7@7sc.; in
| .noIasses: Common syrup-Hogsheads. 2oc.;
45@5oc. = gallon: New Orleans. prime. 4oa5sc s''
Sat: Liverpool, from store, $3.50. Ground
Sugar: Crushed, 10c.; powdered. exc: rranu.
S Sssx ISL ST. cut loaf iis fof'e Rico Be:
Soap: Common. .5@7c.; best washing. 7H@sc
toilet 10000: and fancy prices country, 4Goc
Hides. Leather &c.
ssd ~ 77s r Tzss
Leather: Sole leather. oak, sO@s5e.: sole leather
finish, 1S@22c. "a foot; kip. 40@75c r 10: harness,
country, 2S@33: city finish. 32m35c. p H.; calf.
| skins, French. $1@$2 q ID; rough sSirttns, ~
| 7-.' Iron. Steel. Nails. SC.
IRON: American refined. Old Domiaion. 2@
| az 2-10c. u d.; English and American sheet, SO
| &c.: Swedes, hammered, SIC; hoop, 4eG6.: Pkg
| iron: Virginia coal-blast charcoal. $2s@$32
| warnl-blast charcoal. S24@32S: Pennsylvania ar
thracite. S2O@S22: West Virginia coke. S21 GlS22
| NaiLS: Old Dominion, $3.50 per keg Tor stand
| ard-that is. tell-Denny: other Sizes extra.
| Plough Castings: wholesale, &C.; retail, 4@
| 4Hc. p ID. s.-,:. .,.
Rope: Manila. best, l4@15c.: jute. 5000.
| Rags: Mixed cotton, 14c.: white 2ac.; wooDen
| H@lhc. ~.
| LIQUORS. Wines. &c. .s. H..
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints $2@S2.25
! Brandies: Domestic. S1.25@S2: fruit. $1.lo@
sl.40; ample. new. Sl.75@$2; old, $2.25G4$3
Virginia peach. $2M$2.50.
| Rue WhtskeYs: Medium, 81 .50tMS2: pure old, .:
| @$4; Virginia mountain, new, $2@$2.50, I'D
| $2,50@S3.50 and upwards. 4; s.r -'....
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SaIIIRna NIGHTS NEWS.
BYrELEaRApHTo THE DrspArcH.

TAXES PAID on A WESTERN RAILROAD
/ AND A CONTROVERSY sETMED-AT-
TEMPTED SUICIDE OF An. Ex-CLERGY-
/ MANTLE o'LEARY And CAMPANA
WALKING MAT @ H-PRINT WORKS
BURNED An DOVER, NEW HAafPsHIRE-
MORE SURVIVORS OF THE EMILY 3. SOD.
DER HEARD FRoM-THE BLAINE TNvEsTI-
GATOR coMMITTEE-DREADF NITRO
GLYCERME EXPLOSION AT PATTERSON,
N. J.-REDUcING FORCE AND PAY OF EN-
PLoYEEs; IN TIE UNITED STATES MAIL
sERvICE--THE MEXICAN BORDER TRoU-
BLEs-A LETTER FROM SECRETARY
EvARTs TO MINISTER FosTER--sALUTARY
EFFECTS OF THE BANK FAILURES IN ENG
LAND, &C., &C.
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The Chicago yauIt-Robbcr.

CHICAGO, December 2s.-George A. Blai-
kie, who robbed the Fidelity special de-
posit vault OF $4,000, was before Justice
Morrison this morning. DR.. Turpin, the
receiver Of the bank, declined to prosecute
him on the grounds that the money had
been returned by Blaikie's father, ard that
he considered the young man insane and
not responsible for the deed. The Justice,
however, bound him over in $1,000 bonds.
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Thc souder D,saster. !.
MORE SURVIVORS HEARD FROM

NEW YORK, December 2S.-Messrs. w. P.
Clyde g. Co. have received the following
from the American Consul at Kingston
"Theodore Steinert and Alfred Anderson,
the quartermaster and a seaman Of the EN-.
lily 3. Souder, were picked up December
10Th on liie-raft by the schooner Abbott
Devereaux, from Boston for here. They
report that the steamer foundered in hur.
ricane two days previously. They. saw
boat with passengers capsized alongside
but lost sight OF the other boats" ..n
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Taxes Paid.

CINCINNATI, December 2s.-A Michigan
special says the State taxes OF the Chicago
and Lake Huron railroad, about which so
much has been said, were finally paid yes
terday. They amounted to $4,000. It is
stated that the greater portion OF the money
was advanced by the Grand Trunk railroad
Had the tax not been paid yesterday the
road would have been ordered to be sold
on an execution under warrant of the Au-
ditor-General. t.,:55 - : -. {.
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,zAV,INE INTElarsiENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 20, 1878.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Gifora, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise and passengers l.. u. Iatum'
Steamship Isaac Bell Lawrence, New York, mer~
Steamer Norfolk, Tunnili. Philadelphia, merchart-
die and passengers. J. w. McCarrfsk, agent.
SAILED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Lawrence. New York. Mr.
STEAMER Norfolk, Tunniil. Philadelphia, merclan-
disc and passengers. j. W. McCarrick, agent.
Schooner Maga Pearson -, Ne" forR' cahhei
coal, Geryas StoErs, agent. -... ~....
MEMORANDA.
Thu river on Saturday was AIled with floating ice.
Hrip Ida lEr), Smith, from Richmond Tor Rio
Janero, before repor n overdue arrived u Tue a'
Brig Rocky Glen, from, Richmond for R.a Janeiro.
which pus back 10 BarbatOes 10 repair ha lost ooW-
spri. and pbboom. and had citwater ana stem car
On the Potomac r,ser ice Is about three 10 four
aes ana ihs
Ian fsrry line. Several Of the tusanats 6el9ngsg
at Alexandria leu Friday evening for t.alt!mefe
The steamer Lady Of the Lake arrived from Nsr-
folk about 1l:S0 Friday morning, six hours iots:
u Pie hon spa ower liver Thursday night BE vss
compelled TO tie up his boat at Piney pont saui
O'Clock FRIDAY morning. he also reports taat tme
larIy heavy between that Point and In0ssa He Id.
The Lady &c the Lake did not go down Ertday eve
ming, nor did the river boats make their ss Satur
schooner w. F. Garrison, from New York for
Richmond, with jute butts, Is reported as sunk at
the mouth Of Morris river, Delaware bay. Another
account reports that her cargo consisted or railroad
irnH.l
Bark Kuudsvig tNor.), Eyensen, from Richmond
Va for Hayre. before reported eIsoned seven hogs
Schooner Paul Seavey. Wentworth, from Rich.
mond August 18th for Rio Grande do Sui, has NJ.
rived at her destination ino date giyen) Fears IA.
been expressed for her safety on account OF her Ions
| passage.
Schooner O. and @. Brooks, Darby, from virgins
| for New York, with pine wood, went ashore Tues
day night (24thl on Rrigantine beach, N. u, and
| became y total loss. Crew saved. The G. and G
Brooks was l65 tons register, hui 90 GEeenpost
l.. L, 10 1854, from which port she hailed. -,
Schooner Rocky Glen, hence, az Barbados Dc
| BY Telegraph. at4
g NEW YORK, December 25.-ArriYei cot: Algeria
Brasil. Hosneward: Solide, Hampton Roads; VINO
sor, FernandipA; Etnzels Pensacola; Neyaaa, 90
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New york Items.

NEW YORK, December 26.-Robert A.
Pedrick, the alleged defauiting custom.
house clerk OF Messrs. Burkhard & Hutton,
Of this city, accused Of appropriating to
himself S1Os,000 intended for the payment
of customs duties, was arrested this morn
ing and held in $4,000 bail for. the grand
jury.
Madame Anderson, the female pedes-
trian, at noon to-day had accomplished her
eleven hundred and twenty-tirst quarter
mile ..-..-. -...... .... .....
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The o,Leary.Campana pcdestrianism

NEW YORK, December 29.-The walking
match between O'Leary and Campana was
continued this morning, and will finish to-
night. At II O'Clock this morning O'Leary
had footed up 364 miles and Campana 1876.
Both men were pretty we'll used up-Cam-
pana much more so than O'Leary. The lat
ter is taking frequent rests. 1t is barely
possible that O'Leary by nightfall will be
able to make more than 400 miles, while 1t
Is thought Campana will not exceed $50
miles. -. :, -.-----,- - =.
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Failure and Alleged Embezzlemeut

CINCINNATI, December 28.-1t is now esti-
mated that the failure of Wheeler & Co.,
pork men, will amount to between $4,000
and $4,000. when all parties have been
heard from. Charles B. Fortune, the
I" Company OF the firm, was arrested,
and was released yesterday afternoon, but
was later rearrested on complaint of Samuel
Kyle. OF Middleton, who charged him with
amheZZlement. I. =. - .EL.----l - -