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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02
CHICAGO MARKET.
(Circular OF Eggleston. Henness & Col


CHICAGO November %, 1873.
Referring to our clrcu lar OF last week. we would
call YOUR attention To The course or the market
then indicated Our theory orr, was S nat, owDg to the
would be fostersd for large advance on the open
Ing Of navigation In the spring, ana that hogs
been correct The receipts OF hogs both here and at
Cincinnati have been larger than ever beiore up 10
this time Of the season; Chcaso mas htPt hes oE
vance look place. Cincinnati. owl g to the fact
that she has more Strengthening capacity than need
ed and desire on the part OF slaushtcrers 10 Keep
tn ir houses employed prices up far above those
of this market. The consequence mas Deen iaise
orders for green meats well as hogs from ticlh-
natl which has resulted In further advances here
The foreign demand, at last years prices, VIII no
doubt be equal to that of last season. me souh Is
almost entirely bare Of provisions Shc IL oeRili-
ming move her cotton and other staples, mnicn
She will realize large amounts Of money. Her wants
for provisions are large ana sne must take afsef
portion than last year provided always that prices
TO foreign orders. Should they fall of by cause OF
excessive price there will be thus much more with
which 10 supply the South hence the salvation OF
the trade is to keep the price Of both the hog and
the product noe at such point will induce both
home and foreign demand: and though sinail prohts
only may be realized at present b5 supplying thsse
Immediate wants ut reasonable prices, larger profits
will he rcilized for later stuf The prooanllii,,,
ties are that the present seasons crop VII
not coed that OF last years In POUNDS; Dut WIN
this view Of the even, too rapid and too great
advances may result III AL unsatisfactory season.
We think II always dangerous 10 oieFae On snU,t-
crop ideas especially thus early In the season. The
receipts OF hogs for the past current week were
1881 8, shipments A ,849, leaving 1bA.S70 for
packers use and home consumption, and since No
vembcr LIST 425 .053 The receipts today are est,
mated at 10000 The market has rnled steady all
closing strong at S3 05 TO $3.50 for common 10
choice heavy; packing qualities, 81 i TO $500.
Ness Pork opened excited with about 81 per bar
rel advance, and closed al FL ~ cash ana ltcem
Der. $3.50 10 1882 for January, and $l4 to
$l4 81 for February.
Lard also advanced &C., closing at ms cash
TIC. December. 90-l00 January and eSc. feb-
ruary generally held &c. higher. .r y
Gree,, meodA,igher: 6-b hams, 7Ha 7ac.i Lo IN
average, 7's@sc.; shoulders, 4sc.' 'hoF' fio'' 81
acc; short clear, 6@6sc.
S. p Huns c. more than green prices. .,,,,.
Dry saH meats higher at 4ac.; 6Sefoac. LOT shou
ders short ribs and short clear; long clear ana
short ribs, 6tc-
Beef hamS. 1sYl0c.
Grease 3AQt54c. an ,r,,.,.,
Ihe market generally closed strong Oh all sf'ieis'
Ut above Quotations.
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NOW York LIENS.

New York, December 1.--AndreW STRAIT
ton, aged twcnty-one, and his daughter, aged
two years, starved TO death at Bridge
town, n. j.
La Ctonista is confident that the Spanish
Cubans will disregard Castclar's orders, and
says they are not such craycns as to surren-
der the Virgnius.
The Juniata, from Havana, reports the
EirginillS still atloat.
A Joint committee Of the Church Of Pill
grms and the Clinton Avenue church,
Brooklyn. have issued call for conference
Of the Congregational churches OF the United
States to consider the alleged laXlty of dis
cipline in Plymouth church.
a meeting of the bar will shortly be held
to protest against the action of Judge Davis
in timing Twced's counsel.
Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, has issued a
paper announcing that Bishop Cummlns
will be tried for violating section l of canon
8. title 2, and saying that aDysepiscopal act
of his during the trial will be null and void.
All members of the Church are cnjolncd TO
give no countenance TO the movement in
which DR.. Cummins is engaged.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, December Flour quiet but
firm stock, $4,000 barrels: treble extra, 16 760
s7.75; family, sS25@s9.25. Corn-MiIed, 76c. |;
white, 7sc. Oats-SuDply light and demand mod
crate at 56@57c. Bran duh at 95c. Hay dun !;
choice, s27. Pork drmer at aI4.75. Dry sailed
meats scarce; shoulders. 7Ac. Bacon-stock
scarce: shoulders. exc; clear rib, &c. !;
Lard-Choice refined scarce; fierce, sc. kes,
9S@94c Sugar dull and lower: inferior. 4@6c. !;
common, 549p5Hc; good common. 64ci fair to
lasses active and higher: common. SIC. fair, Asa
4sc. prime to choic, 50@55c. Whiskey quiet At
duh at 2l1sG234c Corn-meal dull at $500.
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-For New
England. the temperature will continue low,
wi, h fresh and brisk northeastcrly and south
easterIy winds, cloudy weather, and snow.
For the Middle States, slightly rising tenn
nerature, diminishing pressure, northeast
erly to southeasterly winds, with areas Of
rain and snow. ., ALAMEDA,
For the Southern States, partly cloudy
weather. with areas of rain and light eastcrly
to southerly winds.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

ny 10, YORK December Cotton quiet; ss.es o.
and moderately active at 87.06gnSs for common
to fair extra: sS;05@a11 for good 70 choice ex-
ira. Whiskey, 93c. Wheat quiet snd gencfaIfy
unchanged. Corn dull at 76c. for new western
mixed adoas; &c; In stsJe. Pork nrmr q S16.
Rosin, 81. 65@S2.7O. FrelRhts duh.
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Republican congressional Caucus.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-the Republi-
can members of the House held a caucus to-
night. and after IN exchange of views APP
pointed committee of five to report bill
for the repeal of>so much Of the salary bill
as refers to the members and employees Of
the House.
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The North Carolina Special-Tax ROnd-
holders, Case.

RALEIGH, n. c., December LIN the Cir
cult Court of the United States to-day the
argument in the case of the Special-Tax
Bondholders cs. The Public Treasurer was
concluded. The arguments in behalf of the
bondholders were made by Hon. Reverdy
johnson and X. c. Badger. The speech of
Mr.. johnson was one of his ablest efforts,
and made profound impression on large
audience, composed of the legal fraternity,
members of the Legislature, and others.
The decision of the court was reserved.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December Flour sctlve and htai-
err aud less firm prices unchanged. Wheat steady
and firm. Corn active: white southern. damp, 50
m62c.; dry, s4@s8c.: yellow southern. 6066Se.
oats very dull and heavy and unchanged. Bye mn
changed. Mess pork unchanged. Bulk meats Dun.
Sugar-cured hams, 12@l4c. Lard-ssles at &C. :
now held at SIC Western butter active and
strong. Coffee unchanged and strong. Whtskey
dull and lower at 93,4c. Sugar unchanged
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Ononinr of n New Theatre.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-The new NJ
tional Theatre, erected upon the site OF the
National destroyed by fire nearly year ago,
opened tonight with Maggie Mitchell as the
star. A brilliant audience is present. Inc
Theatre, which is one of the finest IN the
country, was erected by W. W. Rapey, and
is managed by j. G. Savillc.
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nsosonac-D.stressing Accident.

RALEIGH, N. c.. December 1.-The Grand
Lodge of Masons of the State met here TO-
night. There is a large attendance.
A young lady from Georgia, Il student at
the MORAY ian College, at Salem, was burned
to death Saturday, her clothes catching nre
accidentally,
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Drowned in the Greenbrier.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
HlSToS, w. Va, November 30.--Jackson
Garten, aged twenty-five, travelling agent
for Mann 4 Woodson, tobacconists, Of Sum.
mcrs county, was drowned on the night of
the 18th instant in attempting to ford Green
bricr river near its mouth on horseback.
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Conviction of Oscar II. Etttle.

TSpccIaI telegram 10 The DlspatCh.
WINCHESTER, Va, November 29.-Thc
concluded tonight at o'clock. The jury
were out few minutes only, bringing in Il
verdict of murder in the second degree, and
fixing the term of the prisoners confinement
in the pcnitcntilry at seven years.
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l42l MAIN s.A = ;.
CONE FICTION Z >.
sry srnpE.NEW FACTORY! NEW GOOD

We beg leave to call the attention Of ne RuDtc 20
orr snlendId establishment, No. lA2l NAM snees,
yhey they can at all times find fun assortment o.
the choicest CONFECTIOSERlEsof our own man n
ufacturc and Of foreign importanon, a. mSr =" "a
ctr. etc. We have aimed at making our new esIaD
lishmen, one OF the most elegant, ana our neg
STpIM REFINED CANDY FACTORY AND fASCt
SIKE BAKERY the most complete In outfit and ca
nnci,y south of Baltimore and trust that We na.e
succeeded. The public Is respectfully tsi IN "
visit us. a. va 80
A. ChPrEL,
no. w RSE,
1921 MAIN STREET. ~ IT, s,.r. or
The undersigned can b. found ~ ba I rsssed 10
Measrs. A. CAPrEL Co.. sna wiz ~ AZ w. -
walt on his friends and the pupne g"nS1mvy rR
ls21. MALI sues"
9c1G
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CINCINNATI HARKETs

ds o,a er pat AZ a1 sess
sl4 cash or December closing weak. Lard
closed weak sales $50 tierces Of steam At 7hc.:
shoulders at &c; cIear-rib, TIC; clear, &c.
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Spain.

LONDON, December 1.-The bombardment
of Cartagena continues. Non-combatants
are taking refuge in the suburbs. The city
is filled with wounded. Seventeen houses,
including the principal hospital, have been
DESTROYED. The Government fleet remains
inactive outside of the harbor.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, December 1-NOon.-Stocks active.
Gold, lOS4. Money, bid. Exclmnge-Long, 3.
Governments dull. States quiet.
Ecening.-Thc day closed quietly In Wall street
owing to the non -rece ption of the Presidents
message or Secretary Richardson's report. The
future course of Speculation dependssome~hat upon
the recommendations of these two documents. and
hence there was very little disposition 10 operate In
the various markets. Money active Exchange, ss.
Gold dull at 10SkG109.
Governments; 81, 16: 80, los; ga. IL; '63,
TX; new, 1876; 81 15a; 'tS, 10; new o's' 81 :;
1O.lo.s, ST.. state bonds quiet and nominal i: Ten
r.sseps, 72h; new, H. Virginia 6's, "a; new, 40 :
c,usols, 40; deferred, 81. Loulsana's 35; new
40, Levce 6's, so; SIS, So. Alabama s's, 50 5,s,
IS. Geo rga IS. so; rs, So North Caro!inas'
o1i1. new IA; special TAX, 3. South Sarolua D
50 new, 8; April and October TO-
BALTIMORE.
p,,r,uopE December 1.-Nlrginla colf;ols, o.
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ST LOFTS MARKETS.

ST. Louis, December 1.-Flour quiet and M
45c Whiskey Arm at SSc. Pork firm at el3@
$3.50. Bacon higher: 8SG6hc. for shoulders
&c. for clear sides. Lard In demand ut INC. held
/ AZ TIC
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
COUGHS AND SORETHROAT,
" lIOARSESESS AND COLDS

TOUGIIS AND SURE THKUhI,
" uOARSESESS AND COLDS.
Fougera's Pate Peclor.lc;
Lozcnges Of Alum and hip0i
IhIoratc of poaSsa Tablets;
Edey's Carbolc Troches;
Wisiar's Cough Lozenges;
Carbolate of iodine lnhalan.;
Browns Bronchial Tr0ches;
Cherry Pect0ral LOzengcs
MurIair of Ammonia I.ozcnges;
Sptta's CoryEi Lozcngcs; o,,.
Miller's Compound syrup Of Horehoahui
Wooltolk's Cough syrup;
powcrs,s Syrup Tot and Wild Cherry;
Compound Syrup of Globe Flower;
Piue-TrCe Tar Trochcs
Nelson : Gelatine L0zeDges;
Refined LIcorcc LVzrnges;
Pauercatized Cod-Livcr OH:
sines Compound Syrup Of Tar, &e: and
WlSTAR'S BALSAM or Wild ehCHni ""'
ali The n0uular remedies to be had at
al '''' MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store,
no 20 oIo nLaIn eS.-s.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1859.
JULIUS kRAKER,
THE WELL-kNOWS CLUTIfiER,
Ar lE17 MAIN STREET,

notify my friends and the public that am sell
Ing nj tai,ic prices. have just returned from the
North wi MY second supply STYLISH WINTER
CI5TIIiNG of all grades, for mems, youths, and
Inys, wear Also, handsome assortment OF
Wti,. Shirts Ncrino Underwear Scarfs, Nccktirs,
&C., Of The very latest styles. All want Is CALI
md will ust0nish you NJ my low prices.
All the sign vi the RED pOSI. Noo
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WEAR.
BOYS WEAR.

u,n.y is ,raHtei, and, as advertised. will dis
count tie regular prices from ten 10 trenV per cent?
Us Ia kinds and all In want VIII please give my
stock a full examination before purchasing.
WIN. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
100 Main street.
Sign: LONG FLAG. dc 2-Tu&Th
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TuEGAI1ow> A MrErcRLR SENTENCED TO
=: InNG EuHMiT, SulrIpE.-- iHdHt0, Ga,
<.l,nbcr -. Milton Malone, sentenced TO
o.. tsn.ci TODAY in The Fulton county jail
;,8 t1r The murder OF Frank Phillips on
49,. ul-lt of august 10. 1872, cheated the
.-Iluy, hy committing suicide about al hour
s-'of" Tie time set Tor the execution. BY
,.... means not definitely known at this
H.r..rt. although the widest rum0rs are
Z ~. hr obtained "A dose Of morphine
nta.tl ac was allowed to take.
H.. died without EXPRESSING 4 word OF
-.rrnw for tine misery he had caused. or Il
c-unl %; repentance for the crime he had
committed. H. opcUly avow"d himself an
atheist, laughed al the idea of hell. and
tlowpd hi disbelief in the Bible. His body
Wili l,. ,ru' 10 Columbus Tomorrow.
NHluu. WAS = youn~ man Of distinguish
~ anil, h.ipr kin.man Of Governor Smith
I'll, r,,rrn,. until r.rcntly unite wealthy,
ln, "a to,umllS. In his early boyhood
NIHl Nal,oc" wI. led a~rrav bv yiciou,
s,qi;auion>. He ultimately became a pro-
f..~>ioual gambler; and il is alleged that he
is the murderer of four or five men. Mat
.au.. cam. 10 Atlanta in August of last
var. and entered into a career Of dis>ipu-
ruu. ON Saturday NIGHT, August 10th, he
mr, Frank phjIj,,>. of this city. Il boy of
thr,, uju,,c.u y,lr.. and in un alteration
.s,n, him tlro,lri tho heart. killing him III
-,gafJy phillir. y,s unarmed. and the deed
..>.fr.d y,d,..nrp,a ;ndirnation throughout
me STATE |, was only bv earnest cntrcatv
',,g, Ih. friend, Of volIno Phillips were de-
rarr,d from Violently nupnjrr the prison,
~,flirg Malone. and lynrhInr him on
;... day .,Ircredinr The most emf.
,..u, ,c,,n.nl NJ tho state wore cnrar,d
=. l.,nul N,lonr His ,arrn,s have
n.,.r reduced from atf,ucnrn 10 poverty in
,4,rr.tr..l,, Ia ha,rthcr ONLY child acol,ittc,l.
Nalou, was convicted of murder. He ap-
r..I-I 10 the ,uifrma Count. which affirmed
it. d,ri,inn nr tho conf heIDw. Hi, conn
81 then .,ur,.ulrd to the Supreme Court of
"',," ,1'.'C W.. ','''S.1 Va. "ia,,i
~, ..,,';,l',i,, ,.l,,,,, ,,.n,. iico nnnii.d n
m. ,nyr,n,r r,,,. .,c,nI,n,,,,t;nn Of his sem
t.,u,. 80 ;,unri.onmrnt for life The Gov
,,ror was very hard ur,s,rd for. IN addition
70 the extraordinary social and political in
hurnrc hroIyh, tn bear lInon him. his family
r,jl;, and at,pr,ion urgrd him strongly to
.,y. nj. kin.,p,n from The di>~rarc of the
....ll,, ~, ~, r.r,,-.a IA ;ni.rfnro with
,f..' ;,I,,,,,,, Of ,la lave ,nI,s, l,., resort
- r.r,nr tho di.,,r,rr which would ,t,arl,
+, an n,h,rvj>. hnnnrrd name Malone COM
!ui,,.d suicide.
\ coroncr's i,rv WA, summoned and a
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4 Conspiracy among Bank Officers.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, December 1.-1nforma-
ton has been made against the president,
vice-president, and treasurer of the hlechan-.
les Savings Bank for conspiracy to delraud
the stockholders and depositors. The Off
GERS loaned all the money to themselves.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, December l, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
wur.r,-Wh,e, l,4C2 bushels. Red, T2s o"sh-
els o,s ,.,o,a
OArS.-23U bushels.
SALES.
wurAr-Whlts, 254 bushels very good on ll'.
yats terms; aus bushels prime Oh pFi'@'9 "'A'
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Illness of William M. Tweed.

New YORK, December IA report to the
MAYORS office says William Nj. Tweed is in
the hospital at BlackwelPs Island with In.
fammation of the brain, and is not expected
to live
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MY SuRINKAGE IN PRICES,
REDUCTION IN PRICES,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.
nv giving this advantage TO the pnpIlc ana lnoteao
ing hi, sales the merchant can afford IL Ml,houe
who viii give YOU the greatest amount of goods ior
The smallest amount of money, aud Cali upon lIie
81 HOUSE of VIM. IRA SMITH, Agt,
no 20 1lUS Maln stIcet.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December The Board OF Trade
discontinued its sessions to-day, and no correct
markets can be given until they resume or other
arrangements can be made.
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This drawing has been lcgallzca hy special act OF
IN, LEGISLATURE Ia raise funds for the completion
OF the Masonic Temple In tho city OF Norfolk.
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ADVISORY BOARD:

His EXrcilcncy Governor GILBERT {. WALKER;
Colonel RAIDER RlGeS, l.. Ii. T.:
IuIlS X. MCDANIEL. +. g. Commander;
i. j. BJRROCGiIS:
captain SAMUEL WATTS. Virginia Legislature;
Colonel THOMAS +. OWENS. =. G. NJ:
ions Is. WHITEHEAD. ESD. eX- Mayor;
Colonel W. II. TAYLOR, State Senator;
JAMES -. RAlN. G.. {. e.. G. c.:
ROBERT f.. WIrHERs, g. NJ, q. II. T., and ID. q. G.
oi q. {.
order for tickets and all communications should
by a,i,'r .s't. HENRY '. MOORE,
secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk. Va.
Tickets In the above can lac had in Richmond ii Z
WtlSlGtR 4 CO. : hat store, 1901 Main street
mo -GOdl 81
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sun RISES. az
sun sets....... 4.4S High tide. .......... 2.b&
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER l, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, u. W. Allen q Co.,
agents.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, merchan-
Else and passengers. l.. X. Tatum.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooners f. j Simmons, Harrington, and john
H. williams, North james river, arrived NJ baltl-
more November 20.
QUICK TRIP.
The fine steamer Twilight having been repaired
Norfolk at TO A. 81. made eighteen landings.
aud arrived at her wharf In this city at $50 L. nl'
Time eight hours and twenty minutes.
~ TELEGRAPH.I
NEW York. December l.--Arrived: Georgia.
Grenada. kcnllworth. n.-,.
New YORK, December 1.-Arriyed out Liocria
and Baltic
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CA.OTEESSG,


Ny old patrons and all Others may rely that my
r,lrctinn Us previously advertised, is real, and in
(ie;diI ] will give you some Of the items 10 rely
upon. My ScNing prices are ARRAYS marked In
plain fgur1S on tie gou,iS so all can Judge for them
CENT? FNES'S WEAR
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-FOUR GOOD REASONS WHY
MAJ 10, GNIIEI

WM. IRA SMITH,
a. the leader OF the most Fashionable Clothing now
upon the market, can furnish the same Mt about the
same price OF inferior goods of other houses:
First lie has prdcticat experience Of thirty
wear. In the business, aud knows II thoroughly.
S.co1,f He Gun market his goods, owing to his
LIGHT expenses and large sales at less Gust than any
house In the State.
Third. His stock Is bought for cash III large uan-
titles from first hands.
Fourth. To keep pace with the times he has now
marked down his goods from
10 TO 20 PER CENT.
to meet the market
The public arc respectfully asked to an examine
ton. W. INA '.ii ~ f"ir
,,n COS TuSTh3t 100 Main street.
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MINERAL WATERS.
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM.
ALLEGHANY SPRlNGS'
HEALING SPRINGS,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRlNHS,
CAPON SPRINGS,
CONGRESS-,
IIATHORN,
GEYSER, rr,
FREIDRICHSHALL BITTER,
BLUE LICK. ro
for sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
no 81 Agents Virginia Springs waters.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY Is. 1874.
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
John l.. ROPER. President
JOHN K. CQRPREW, Treasurer
JAMES Y. LEIGH,
GEORGE $. ULDFIELD,
DANIEL BUSTED,
NJ. II. STEVENS,
S-WElf..
WALTER II. TAYLOR,
JOHN A ROSSpN.
WILLIAM II. WALES,
JOHN L. REDMOND.
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1874 bushels common at $50; 30 bushels good
1t O.. 65: 26 bushels common at IL 20; 81 ntsn.
els very good at 81. 10 80 bushels com mon ut 49,
so bushels good at $1.67; lao bushels at u 90
total, 1883 bushels.
WITEAT.-Red ESQ bushels very good at IL 20;
100 bushels prime on private terms; "a bushels
common at Al 80; 81 bushels good at 81 .65 90
bushels common at 81 .45-total. 656 bushels.
CORS.-Whte. 10 bushels prime new on private
terms: 204 bushels weevil-caten old 81 7Oc.: 81
total 90 bushels.
OArs.-76 bushels very good Virginia spring al
SIC.
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LIST OF GIFTS:

WHOLE TICKET, 50; HALF TICKET, $3.50.
Plan 81 drawing same as that of Kentucky State
Library Association. Drawing to take place In
Norfolk on
THURSDAY, JANUARY l5.IS74
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HARE'S LINIMENT,
GOODWYS's HEADACHE LINIMEST,
MfLLER,s COMPOUND SYRUP OF HORE-
HOUND;
PowERs's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TOLU and
WILD CHERRY,
PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S IODURETTED EA'
TRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
For sale by j. BLAIR DRUGGIST
unos S25 Broad street.
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C,NJTH'S WHITE DkESS-SHIRTS.
am now otieringa nice WHITE DhESo-ohihA
for 81 so.
My general stock IS large and well assorted as 10
s,ylc, quality, make, and price An EXAMINATION Is
respectfully asked by those in want at
WM IRA SMITHS, Agent,
100 Main street.
si.., ,Nt: FLAG no 27-3tcod
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GIFT CONCERTS.
RAND GIFT CONCERT.
10000 PRIZES !.

$3.50 600 IN CURRENCY TO BE GIVEN AWAY
ny THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER l, 1878.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER Q, 1873.
sun rises. 7.12l Moon sets..."..... 500
sun sets.. 4.4S High tide. ........... 2.64
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, December 1.-Firslnia con'ols' oo
West yirglula's, 10. Bid to-day.
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DIZZINPS, S07 Broad street, Is the place
| 10 buy YOUR supplies Of Confectioneries, Fruits,
&c. our unequilied establishment In point OF
beauty, Size cleanliness, and low prices is always
open TO supply the wants OF our friends ~itn PURE
fr,sh CoSfECTioSEnIES, lcE-CKEAN, JELLY,
III Nm A. PIZZlSI, JR.,
@ Ia. SO7 Broad street
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COyFECTIONERIEs-

At PANIC PRICES.-5,000 pounds
"A Mnce-Sfeat, 5000 pounds new Leghorp CT
tron, 5000 pounds new Zants Currants, 500 boxes
wire. Crackers, 100000 Mammoth Torpedoee,
1900 dozen canned Tomatoes, Peaches, &C: Ny
stock is too large for the times and Ianst be sold
' - LOUIS j. BOSSfEUX,
40 l442 Main street.
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70 bushels very good virginia spring Al
RICHMOND MARKETS.

RE-EXHiBITED.
CoRE.-3S6 bushels.