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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-21
REBEL AND RADICAL.
The Extreme Views OF the ssslwart
Newspapers.

raves as follows:
/ Yes, the radical party has male its
last triumphant foraY upon the rights
of the States and the people.
/ The Sheunans, the Blaines, the
Chambers, and all the mouthin{ mob of
word grinders may call this confederacy
nation" until their throfts crack
open; bat they will never be permitted
to make it nation in point OF fact.
Their pestlent carcasses will hang in
chains aud feed the vuItures, if they
dare To subvert the rights set forth In
the constitution by the old conti-
mental secessionists.
Unite, Democrats and proclaim this
States union dissoluble at pleasure.
Unite, and swear that the amend
ments shall be disrootel from the con-
stitution.
Unite, sprawl upon and triturate the
last result of the war under the soles of.
your feet.
Unite and slam-to forever the doors OF
free schools.
Unite, and vow that white men and
white men only shall vote, hold office,
and.sit on juries.
Unite, aud tell the Grants, the Sherr
mans, the Glrifsll5. and.tle vulgar va
riety who train under their fag, that
you stand to-day where you stood in
1851, and are willing to fight the old
Fl rht over again, with ballots or MUS
KEr BALLS.
Prepare
Spot the traitors
Strip the straps from the shoulders of
your bastard bastard democrats.
Place the OIL guard in charge of the
guns, and open the campaign for the
restoration of the old planter republic
Of Thomas Jefferson, John c. Calhoun
aneaJeIlerson Davis.
Another radical newspaper, publish
ed at Lamars, Iowa, aud also edited by
an OHIO lunatic, fumes and. froths in
this style:
Ho !, Southland.
Sunny Southland.
Land of rattlesnakes, yellow fever
pestilence-breeding swamps.
OF staggering DULLES, painted cut
throats, murderers in broal cloth;
OF the pistol, the bowie-Snife, the
torch;
OF moral putresence, religious intol
GRANGE, political denominations, hideous
mental malformation
OF braggadocio, buster, swagger, eff
frontery, brass;
OF cruelty, darkness, blood-thirsti
ness, ferocity, brutality
Cold-heartede stupidity, ruthless, san
guinolent land
Land Of half breeds, cross breeds,
bastards, hybrids, Hottentots, brigands,
savages.
OF rawboned be.traitors and scrawny
She devils.
Lawless mob-land Kuklnx bedeviled
land
Lecherous land. wallowino in de.
baucheries
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NOTICE TO WATER CON.
SUMERS.

WISNEauccA, New, Aug 9Th, 1870,
Until further notice, the water will be opened
on in the morning from to z, and IL TO II:
in the evening, to o'clock.
Very respectfully,
WISSEaUcCA WATER WoREsl
aus IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-21
BULLION OF PARADISE q.
n n. MI. COMPANY.

Notice il hereby given that the working
capital stock OF the Bullion OF Paradise Mining
Company to the amount Of 22,5O0 shares cas-
now be secured by application to the Presldens
or Secretary OF the Company, at their ONCE ~ !.
Paradise Nevada. Bedrock price. ~ pei
share. FERD. BAUMAN, President
A. l.. WAsIIBURN, Secretary. JiySI
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STAGE LINE.
From Fort McDermit, New,
10 Canyon City. Oregon.

McDermH DiCisioa.
Passenger Stage leaves Fort McDermit 10
Whltehorse and juniper Lake, Monday
at GA N.
Leaves -McDernit for Canyon City via White
horse, bumper Lake aad Fort Harvey
Thursdays and Saturdays, at q A. NJ.
For rates Of passage or express matter apply 70
J. L. Brown at Fort Fort McDermt or 70
Al. Shepard, Winncmucca-
}. r. BROWN Proprietor,
And Manager Of McDermit Division
July %, ls79-tf
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Immediately In fhe rear of ibe fail, and that
it should he enclosed BY a high board fence
so as TO hide the banging from the public
view. The rope was purchased and the fata
knSt adjusted In this city.
Judge Weisiges has been circuit Judge
Tor ten years or more, and has had many
capital cases before him for trial, but be Is
understood to have said that this was the
most brutal and outrageous he has ever
known.
EXECUTION oP DANIEL DEAN AT EsTILLvILLg,
SCOTT COUNTY, FOB TIE NURDEa OF H. z.
FUGATE.
Especial telegram 10 the Displsch.J
EsTILLyILLE, SCOTT COUNTY, Va, Deem
Der 19.-Daniel Dean was banged here to-
day Cor the murder OF Fl. E. Fugate in
1877. Dean vas brought out from jail at l
o'clock ?. ~, and after the rope vas ad-
justed it was found tha. the cap and rope
to pnion his arms was not ready, and with
perfect self-possession he stood and waited
nearly half an hour before. everything was
ready. When the fatal moment came he
was asked il he committed the murder, and
he said be did not.
i 1T Sueiia. ~ was upbu tHS Lt9VS tudt
first tried Dean, when about to cut the
rope, and holding the door. said to him,
II was on the jury that tried you first. and
was in favor OF acquttlns you, and now
want to know il am hanging an innocent
or guilty man." To which Dean replied,
- An innocent man." This was expected,
as to acknowledge bis guilt was equivalent
to periuriDg his two sons, who swore to his
abb. The rope was cut at twenty-nine MIN
utes past l, and be was pronounced dead
within fifteen minutes. His pulse ceased
to beat in twelve minutes. He was cut
down one minute before O'Clock.
EXECUTION IN GEORGIA.
SAVANNAH. December ia special to
the Morning Neus says Drew Holloway,
who killed Vinson Brown last spring, was
hung at Statesboro' to-day. Two thousand
persons witnessed the execution.
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Damages Wanted.

A SUIT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
AGAINST POSTMASTER TYLER, OF BALTI-
MORE, BY LADY CLERK.
BALTIMORE, December IA suit was
brought Yesterday in the Court of Common
Pleas by Miss Mary A. Murray against
General Il. p. Tyler, postmaster OF this
city, for $40 coo damages for assault. 1t
will be remembered That during the past
GUNNER charges affecting tie official con-
duct and personal character Of Postmaster
Tyler were preferred, and were invrstl-
gated by two special agents Of the Post
Office Department. The Investigation cX-
tended over two months. Many wit
ncsses were examined, and the evidence
submitted to President Hayes. II was only
on Friday last made public that the PrcSi-
dent, after careful investigation OF the evil
dencc. was satisfied that there was no sutli-
cicnt reason for Tyel's removal on account
Of his conduct, either official or personal.
Miss Murray, q clerk in the post office, was
the principal lady witness against PostmaS-
Ter Tyler, and il was understood that she
testified As to improper conduct and pr0po-
sails toward herself by Tyler in his private
apartments at the post-otiice. On Monday
last. following the decision of the PreSi-
dent. Miss Murray was removed from her
post OF clerk by Tyler.
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-, TELEGRAPH TO TIRE DISPATCH.

..urxeT0S NEWS AND GOSs1P-AD-
,o,.pxMENT OF CoSGEESs FOR THE
MOI rpAyS-PoSTMAST TYLER, OF BAL
,,ngr. SUED FOR DAMAGES EY DIS
CHARGED LADY-CLEEK-hS ARMY SCAN
n,L,; i MAJOR SHOOTS A CAfrA!N-A
rrxAT1C CRGMATED BY HIS OWN MAD
.rT-A FATAL RACE IN WiSCuN5lS-AS
ILLINOIS TRAGEDY--THE FIRE RECORD
ARREST OF a NEGRO nAIL-DEPHEDA-
TOR AT CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA
THREE HES DROWNED IN CROSSING THE
ErxTt CKY gIrER-EXECCTToS Of NJ
ere MURDERER IN SUSSEX COUNTY AND
ANOTHER ~ SCOTT CoUSTY-OPESING
80 THE ClSCINNATI SOUTHERN RAIL
poAD-THE SITUATION IN AFGHASIS-
.rAx-rHE sCHGol. QUESTION IN PEus.
.r,-CAyAGNARrrs wlDo" AND MOTHER
uES-rDSFD. &c.
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advance from Jagdalgk has been delayed
by the scarcity OF supplies. Conveys win
be dispatched daily from Gendanuk. Tele-
graph communication is still open to Peiz.
eran.
LONDON, December ia Lahore dis
patch says: " General Coughs brigade has
taken refuge in the fort 1t JerzduIIuk. Sew
egal tbousaDd GiIIzois are threatening Il.
and throwing up defences on the hills.
Cough has only six days provisions
Foreign Eo;eS.
\ St. Petersburg dispatch reports fruit
less attempt 10 kill Prince Dolgorouki, Gov
ernor Of Moscow.
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PREPARATIONS FOR TIE ENTERTAINMENT OF

PREPARATIONS FUK HE ENTERTAINMENT Of
SOUTHERN VISITORS AT THE OPENING.
CINCINSATl, December ia large meet
Ing OF .ciliZcDs was held This afternoon 10
make arrangements iorthe entertainment Of
southern businessmen who will be Invited
here to the opening of tue Southern rail-
road some time carly in January. 1t is
proposed 10 have from fifteen hundred
to twenty-five hundred guests. and among
The suggestions for their entertainment are
mons CT concert 1t the Music Hall, and 4
banquet al It's" same place on another eve
mag which shall eclipse anything of the
kind ever given III this country. Energetic
measures arc being taken 10 carry out the
proposed programme on The most liberal
scale.
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EASrER DAWN.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
1904 MAIN STREET.
oie. the largest and varied tment Of goods
I'm their Haze.
STANDARD WORKS, with EORE'S lLLrSTRA-
TiON$-Dckens, TNacEcray, Scoti, and others
hcun and fine editions
Al the PETS AT IL aud upwards;
FANCY BOOKS with beautiful illuminate Ions:
PHOTOGRAPH aud AUTl GRhPH-M.Bi MS:
BIBLES, PHAT En- and HYME-BOUhS-an
stxlts:
BOOK for ting yoUug from 1c. to 81;
EASTER LAWN and other PICTURES worth
having rrcm 2jc 10 $50;
FRAME :, all >izrS. plain aud fincr:
DESKS, W:,Rh-BJXES,
BASKETS.
KtH.INGTASES,
tNED-C SIS.
rDt KEr-EODkS,
l\k~rtNDS.
COLI PENS,
ru.TT IlOS,
DffRA-'r:.h~StS,
tI'.AR.tA~ES,
GAMES,
TOYS
FANCY PAPERS.
rATENT PUFF. BOXES tRichIaond maSe), the
hanfsnmrsi ever seen:
PAni.OR ORGANS, &C.
Call early I" get the prctticet goods. oe l6.6t
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Political.
MEETING OF rHE ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC ST
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

MEETING OF tbs ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
CHICAGO, December l9.-The Democratic
State Central Committee met 10, day-nIiy
prominent Democrats from various parts or
the Siate-.to decide on . plan for srrangn =
the State camplirn.
John Ii. Uberlcy, Of Springfield, intro
duced resolution (Which caused an acri-
nonious debate OF four hours condemn!ng
uuQuahdcdly any fraud whereby the VIII
oY lac people is subvertea by national! or
state authorities or Individuals.
The meeting voted down au amendment
eyempiin- the Maine case from the proVl-
>ions al TIE resolution, and then defeated
The resolution.
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FOrty.xixfh Cong session
WASHINGTON, December 10, 1879.
SENATE

SENATE.
at the conclusion Of the reading OF yes
terday's Journal, Mr. Thurman rose and
said there was evidently no quorum present
and no probability that one would be OBJ
tanned. He therefore moved 10 adjourn,
but withdrew the motion 10 allow the fol-
lowing business to be transacted:
Mr.. Butler introduced bill 10 authorize
The United states to secure title to certain
military and timber reservations. Referred
TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
Mr. Morrell offered resolution, which
was adopted. instructing the Committee on
Public Buildings and Grounds to inquire as
to the necessity OF enlaroing the site on me
engraving and printing and probable cost
thereof
The Fice-President appointed Messrs.
VOORHEES,, Vance, Pendleton. and Window
as committee to Investigate the causes OF
negro emigration from southern to porth-
crn States.
Mr.. Thurman renewed his motion to adj
journ, and at 1920 the Senate adjourned
until Tuesday, January G, $780,.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Blackburn, of Kentucky 0rom the
| COMMITTEE on Rules, submitted the pro-
posed revision Of the rules and . report in
| regard thereto. stating that it was the
| unanimous report OF the committee.
| After a short discussion rs to the time for
considering the report OF the Committee on
Rules. il was ordered to he printed, recon-
miited. and made the special order for the
9Th OF January. and from day to day there
after 10 the exclusion Of every other order.
The Speaker has appointed the following
Committee on the inicroceanic Canal {:
MesSrs. King OF Louisiana (chairman), Sin.
gcton OF Illinois, Wh!thornc OF Tcnnes-
see, Martin OF West Virginia. Turner OF
Kentucky. Nichols OF Georgia. hutchinson
Of New YORK. Page OF California, ConSer
Of Michigan. Frye Of Maine, and Haskell
OF Kansas
The Speaker also appointed the following
Committee on the Yorktown Celebration :
Mcssrs. Goode OF Virginia, Hall OF Yer.
mont, Lorins Of Massachusetts, Aldrich OF
Rhode Island, Hawlcy Of Connecticut,
Miller or New York, Bingham Of New
jersey, Dick OF Pennsylvania, Martin Of
Delaware, Talbot Of MARYLAND, Davis OF
North Carolina, Richardson Of South Caro-
lima, and Persons Of Georgia.
After tie announcement by the Speaker
Of a number Of changes in committees. Mr.
kenna, OF West Virginia. from the Com.
mticc on Commerce, reported the bill
known as The steamboat bill" which was
made the special order for the second Tues
day in February.
The House then adjourned until January
9Th
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HOLIDAY GOODS, NEW GOODS.
NOTHING OLD or RASIY-EvERYTaING
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACfITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNNOEF. ORNAMENTS, &C;
CRACkLE VASES. EOrQUET-HOLDERS &c.
IRGDI>CENT BOUQUET. and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES. ORNAMENTS, &C.:
DRE>DERO ORNAMENTS. &C.:
BOHEMIAN VASES. COLOGNE SEpS, 60;
CHINESE VASES. &C.:
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS. Sc:
MAJoLICA. in new designs, IT bah former prices
FRENCH aud ENGLISH DINNER, TRA-. an
TOfLtT-SETS:
HARLEQUIN AFTkR-DIESEI CoFEEES,
fIkRLEQEIS ten and DFSSERT-sErS,
iJAPASNEu COA!.-EAsES ana rLATE WARM
ERS.
The above arc now open for inspections. No tca
can be iiur;uc,l ri ;ir variety, sn come aud see.
T.. 4. TAYLOR, lOll Main street.
rs STITCH l,tGy tsaIesmeo. do,
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GOODS.
VEST. JOHNSTON & co.


OFFER EXTRA ATTgACTIoSa ~
YnaE& STATIONERY, ami FANCY GOODS
-rFFi--ENGRhEIt-6S.S SHE'LL SoIxI,.
SILVER ~TANfJs, PEARL and GILT ORSA-
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WRITI> -DE-KS, WORK BOX 81,
JEWEL-CASES. GLOVE and HS ID Rl
TulEF- BOXES. MaTCH-EIjgks
CIGAR and CIGARETTE CftSks,
IVORY on,r PEA Ri GOODS.
GOLD PENS. PENCILS. AID TOGTH-Pisks:
PRAYER and HYSlLa. HYaS-BnUk5r snd
!; RiRLRs, In Ru,Sta ie@/h@r. eaIE and stai-shin
Also a iI:I iiae Of ti-GE BOOKS in every depart
,neaI Ct iifrra!ute: 49,
JUVENILE aad foY-go0Es. and q c<ppiete as.
sorr ert Of zoe iates. styles atio sas asi;lty o.
English Al s French PAIEE asa ~ ~. ~, e =
The hest So fcfed atla most .strGeifye hso" u
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80. ..Fs,t

TUST RECEIVED AT THE EALTl-
~ MORE AtCTTuN-HDr~f %". 10 "aT broad
sire, l. net wrcu First and Eruuh avenue. Too GoI"u
LADIES I OFFSETS. IN wnIfr aui "nlur'd. n 2nr. :
LADIES COATS ~ IJc.: LADIES. Gull
DRES'S. aud MISSES SHOES ~ 30 per CEN. loss
than ever before: MISSES lloS-. p.% srvl"s. At
Be-: LADIES ana GENTI.EMEN'S UNDER
WEAR very low.
Just r, ceved. lag" lor OF Clothing from n
bankrupt safe At your own prices: together with Il
large lot az other goods too numerous Ia mention.
Gail cIrir ANA secure your bargains At
TIE BALTIMORE ACtIlnN-tinI~E.
10 22-S Nix Vim 40. / q cast Broad street
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FOR
iOL.IDAY GOODS.

ANDREW ANTOSI,
MANUFhCTtRER AND IMPORTER OF CON-
fErr!oNRT. FRUITS, &C.
No. llO5 MAIN STREET, below POST
OFFICE.
HAS Just RETURNED From NEW YORK
WITH THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS,
BOUGHT FOR CASH, WHICH WILL
ET OFFERED AT 4 SMALL Nd
VANCE OF NEW YORK Ih-
ruRTERS' rEIt rs:
800 boxes NEW kAtSlNS-Imp.ral brands;
900 boxes NEW FIGS. IN different size boxes;
10 barrel. NEW CURi:ASTS,
80 brxe, NEW SULTAN a o. SEEDLESS
iAI~iN~,
90 boxes NEW FRENCH PRUNES,
50 far, NEW FRENCH pRUSFS,
50 h0xcs NEW hEtlIprS { iTRDS,
80 boxes NEW TE~SINA ORANGES,
% boxes NEW MES~INh LEMONS,
1000 FLORIDA DEASGfS:
80 barrels MALAGA GRAPES. Ia bnuchcs;
% boxes CALIFORNIA PEARS.
10 trails new bright DATES,
200 cl.es CAN GOODS,
800 boxes NJ. FIRE CRACKERS,
9 800 FRESH COCuAStrG,
$4,000 ToRrEDOE~,
10 doh~n EDMhE-CAEDLNS;
1000 pounds LMON -, WALSCTs, ELL
EGRTS PEG AN5, and CKEAM-Su Is.
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THE DEATH. PENALTY.
Execution OF Frank Baker for Murder
In sussex Comfy.

HISTORY OF THE CRIME FOR WHICH he
WAS HUEG-THE BRUTAL DEED OF A
FIESD-A MOTHER AND Der INFANT
CHILD ELL ED-How THEIR BODIES
WERE FoUND-THE STORY OF THE T.AG-
EDY AS TOLD sY A LITTLE BOY.
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Crimc2 and Casualties.
MA1I-EoBBER ARRESTED AT CHARLOTTE

MAIL-ROBBER ARRESTED AT CHARLOTTE, v. G..
CHARLOTTE, y. c., December 19.-Specia
Detective George Z. Chamberlain. OF the
Posta! Service, has Just arrested in this city
a negro named Isaac Carter, Il train-hand
on the Richmond and Danvlle railroad
who has been guilty OF systematic deprcda-
tons upon the mails. The proofs are com.
plcte and the negro is in Jail. Major Cham
berlain has been working upon the case
several weeks.
SHOOTING AFFAIR BETWEEN ARMY OFFICERS.
New ORR, December ia special from
Chicago says Captain W. ;. Tremain. of the
Ninth infantry, was shot and slightly
wounded the day. before yesterday in that
city by taior J. Fl. Smith, OF The same
regiment. The trouble is supposed TO have
grown out OF attentions paid by Tremain
to Smith, wife.
HOMICIDE ~ NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, December In. d.
Sciman. Il black smith. was to-day shot and
instantly killed by John Curry. clerk OF
the Fourth District Court. 1t is stated
that Curry called OH Nciman to collect a
bill, when NeIman seized al iron bar and
attempted to strike Curry, who drew pis-
t0l and fired. Curry is in jill, charged
with the killing. aud also with carrying
concealed weapons.
DOUBLE MURDER ~ ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, December IA special to the
! Tribune says intense excitement prevails ut
New Canton, twenty miles south ri Quincy,
over the supposed double murder or II man
and wife, whose house was found deserted.
| with blood on the floor. yesterday. Cries
OF Murder" were heard coming from
the house several days ago, but 70 investi-
CATION was made until yesterday. Parties
Of men are securing the country in search
OF the murdercrs and the bodies Of the vic
| tins.
A WISCONSIN TRAGEDY.
CHICAGO. December ia special to the
Times from Des Moines says: b. L. Nc
EIrec, farmer living in Dallas county, and
William EilfritZ, while running their
horses. crowded each other off a bridge as
they were returnln" from town to their
farms yesterday. AcElrec was killed in
stanliy, and lis son George dangerously
wounded. E,irItz viii also die OF the in
jurics he received"
THREE MEN DROWNED.
CINCINNATI, Defender 19.-Thrce men,
named TIailman, Davis, aud Roberts, were
drowned by The upSettin@ OF a boat IN
which they were attempting to cross the
Kentucky river, near Crate, Wednesday
night.
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JOURNALISTIC.

NEW ORLEANS, December ia num-
Der OF prominent Republicans have formed
themselves into a body corporate to be
known as tue New Orleans Ledger Pub
lisbing Company" The object Of this as
ISOLATION is to pubiishea Republican news
paper in this city, the first No. OF which IS
to be issued January Sd. EX-Goysrnor
Michael Hahn he's been elected president OF
the Board OF Directors and editor.in-chief.
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Marine YNTELLEGESCE


zoos set:......... 1909 Er@elag....... ....l0:27
PORT OF RICHMOND. UEcExEEE 10, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer I.ucil'e Pritchard. Baltimore. merchan-
disc Fl. T. Douglas, agent.
Schooner !. VI. Edwards. Corderev: HAVE de
Grace coal. Rich uinnd and DanviTe railroad.
schooner Edrt! Wright, Virgin. BaiLtu,ore, pig
iron. William E. Tanner { to. and Talbot & Son,
and clay pipes for e. & 4. Barya min.
Schooner ). ". Wright. Laurence. hay. c. l..
Todd. pig-iron 10 Chesapeake and ohio railroad,
Schooner bernard. Feunison. Boston. light, 10
load coal. CheSapease aud Ohio rlilroaG.
schooner :. W: Bnnue'l, Bunnet. New York.
salt. Davenport 6 Morris.
e.onp Pigeon. =. Hampton Bar. with oysters.
sloop Union Flag, -. Hampton Bar, with ays-
sloop Lavinia vini, Hlmpion Bar. with oysters.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyannse. Couch. New York. merchan.
disc and passengers. G. v. Alien & Co
Steamer Norfolk. Tunuili. Philadelphia. nlercltan-
disc and passengers. J. W. Mct'arrick. agent.
Steamer ArIei. Clifford. Norfolk. Caited States
mail, merchandise. and passengers L. B. Tatum
agent.
schooner John Med ,nncll. McAnd.ews, Philade,-
phia, TaiIioad-ties. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner 4 T. Coon. Frambers. Philadelphia,
ralroad-tte'; Cnr'is { Parker.
schooner Edith p. Evernau, Lloyd. Providence.
camel coal, Curl; ( Parker,
lower James river. lumber. Curtis { Parker.
Schooner Marie y. knIon., Pierce, Boston. coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
schooner {. :. Edwards. -, Philadelphia, rail-
road-tIes. II. W Cause ( Co.
CCSToM-HorSE REPORT.
Entertd.-Bark JenS Brande. Nelson. Limerick
Ireland. N ballast. 10 load tobacco for Europe;
sci. Curt, t Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Sew York. December l7ib schooners
Frank Pcar:on, Cushnaa, aud Paul Z. Keller. Hen
dersou.
NEaORASpt.
NEW YORK. December l1.-hrrived: Schooucrs
Albert Mason. Rose Rinydnvc. Cousins: Airline.
Anderson A!ber: Daley. Mason, for AorwaS from
Richmond: aud Sch0Cugr< SnnwfIkl. Curtis: g..
T.. Sangh'. Ruldcr: Augie l'r"drnorr iatkcc: John
Young. Curtis l.. J. Hamilton. Mills: Nay aud
Eva. Thomas: Maria Pearson, ASty: j. II. illr'"u,
Soper Henry Finch. EuuusiI: Diver Schoti"i. De-
Soxway: Henri I. Wood. Iuril-: l.. II. nos KRIS,
Pfedmo-c: Mary :. Rhodes. fanaTsGr: oliver H..
Booth, Bennett: Moonlight. Lemon: Henrietta
simmons Godfrey: Daniel ;. Niii,r. scui: and
RodsIla Ilcfr. leck. from Virginia.
PHILADELPHIA. December 7.-ArriYcf: >choon-
or Frank Mcdonald. Mckeudry. fro:a Eichmunl.
MISCELLANY.
Passed through Hell Gaze T.c"mIcr 7tl;. hound
east. schooner Lucy Jones, aiIrrihu@i. :rurl Rich
rnond. ana schnnnrrS John n. Chafe". Eu"li. and
David C:rIl. lllwkius. from Nirsir.a-for New La
ven.
BT Telegraph.
NEW YORK, December l9.-hrriyrd Arranto,
Oilers. Arion'ic. Ia pan. city Cf savannah. Her
man. Livingston. Got ratio. Charleston, W"~'t TN
FuSiluas. Nellie Mitchell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-20

Rules. The amendments, II adopted, vii
expedite business.
American consuls report hard times in
Scotland, and predict increased emigration
to this country.
The President to-day signed all the bills
Congress has passed. No vetoes yet.
Our exports to Great Britain exceed
those OF last year s55. 900. 600.
The House to-day provided the ways
and means fer further ventilation OF The
hall.
The President, in bis message to-day,
urged Congress 10 improve the navigation
81 the Potomac, and reclaim the malarious
marshes ia the Earhor OF Washington.
Ex-Policeman Shea, who has been to the
Insane ASYLUM, and recently discharged,
last night went to the police station and
proposed 20 Lieutenant Kelley to join bin
in robbing the Treasury, Department. He
will 20 10 The asylum again.
Captain w. II. Young, well-known
printer, is not expected to recover.