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MICHIGAN,
Tho Agricultural College Farm.

Tho Agricultural College Farm.
Special Df:nateh to The chicaao 5r,1ttns.
LANSING. Mioh., Nov. 28.-Tlo. following is q
statonont Of the productions Of tho Agricultural
College Farm for 1879:
4 ralatlou OF six yoars Ia praotiood on tho Col
logo Farm, az follows. First, corn; eocond.
roots; third, oats; fourth. whoat; with clover
two yoars.
Tho corr, crop Of tho prouont yoar consisted Of
23 aoros, in rather All unpropnrod or nnfayorablo
! condition, being tho first timo tho field was
ploscd, considerable part being unprodactivo
tes planted wcro yellow and white don't, planted
In drille foot apart. Tho yield WAS about 90
buBhols per acre, allowing 76 pounds to the
buslio.
Tho area Of roots was about II acres, inolud-
ing aono undraincd land on which nothing was
produced; Of this, about ono aero was plant
cd to mnugel-wllrzel, which had \ worry
poor stand, and only produced aboht 175 bushels.
Thrco aorcs woro turnips, planted on wet and
only 705 bushels. Tho romaindor Of tho field
Was planted to SwedeB or ruta-bagaB, and made
tho total crop 9,255 bushels.
Oats woro not sown until lato In May, and
nearly tlo Wllolo fold lodged, which reduced tho
yield materially. It ull not, however, fall abort
Of 80 bushols per acrs.
Or wheat about ~ acrcs were harvested, hut
not nll throshed enough. however, to know the
avcrage OF tho CROP which will not bc bolow u
bushols to tho aoro This. Is not m avorago
3lE1A III t4o uu kuf1 1uE HDHEEhl
good reasons: First, It was sown rathor latc, on
account Of unfayorable wontllor second, 1t win
tercd very badly, whicl, was tho case universally;
third, th}B field Is not Us we'll adapted to tic
production OF wheat rs some other fields Of the
farm. The average yield Of wheat on the College
Farm III rs bushels per acre.
The average Of hay cut requires eorae oxplnun-
ton. only about "a aoros being regular meadow.
belonging to tho rotation. and about IL lnwn,
which consisted Of mixed grass, and Ia not prop
orly to be counted IN to mako up the estimate.
Noarly all was cut twice. tho total weight boing
104 toms G75 pounds.
Ofatook tho total number Of cattle is GO. divided
as follows: short-horns ID, DovonB II, Ayre-
shiros II, GallownyB 8, Jerseys 8, Crude fen,aloH
H. nnd ono yoke of oxen.
Tho total number of sheep on tho farm is 40,
viz: Soutlldowns "a, MorinooB 20, Lincolns 2,
Scotch Highlands 5, Cotswolds /. Grades GO,
WetherB 26.
Tho average weight Of dcecos ahorn from tho
different breeds vas ~ follows: Sontlidowns. 5
ttss. OF. Mcrinocs, tbs. II o.. Grades, lbs.
IS or; Lincoins, II lbH. oz.; average IT tho
whole, 7 EbH. 7 oz,
Thore arc three brceds Of swine kept on the
farm, viz: Suffolk, Berkshire aud Essex.
Tho stock, of cot,rse, docs not como under tho
head Of farm produce for the present year,
neither is thero any account made Of tho increase
Of the Stock or OF tho yalue of milk and ma
MIRO.
, 1873-11-29

Tho Conductors. Story na to HOW nm
FAltnois AeEixlatpr Was Elected
from Chicago, Alton d. st. Louis

Tho Conductors story M to HOW nm
Elliraoia I4egaxlator was ELECTED
Trnin, <~s ''' @""
Eron, tbt ST 1o,;. n.,,o.uat VA, no
MANY Of our readers aro 1,ohtass so annro No. +r,t
]. 4. Lumia member Of tle stnto Terislotnrs s
from Gnllalil3 County In. van n;eotc5 9rr,,, q
trim o,, thu C],innrnN Alton I3oiironI toat ~
urilnv n;rht o1Ii thnt In nronoaoa ~ .rn S". . ~.
faction For tie arort Is i has s. boon eno satod Sat
tint lo tntentlE to ana tl,e Comnanv for doma"c
and ns tho affair jlas oroato no iittlo oxcttnn,su,t
c ronoftar o nossc - Do emo
both sides of tho etory. Tho atnry ri Sfr Tu,
mis-. we helioyo. Inns ntrontlv ham nnh,al,cj IN
full aud extensively commentod mpo,,. nnd
thinking that any further ofrort in that drccion
D. Latham. tIio Sconf3uctor Who oioctod tj,o 1,on.
hor. and naked Far n statcmont ~ tho caan ,' 'A'
Air. Lnthan .wns Of the onnion that "tha
thing djd not amount to m,Ioh anyway hut
without mud. pressing, gayo the following . yol..
u,rhfa ,,o,, :. total etror,o- T., ~. ro+ ~, A..
tr,; ~ aotro ,Ian sosal stranger 20 9 CO., on tno
oi n ho nro,.v ,r,,!, ~ 3so,u, ana % pevn,
~, " o,rs " p'osIf uiunM. Mm.n Men' tniongn
over ono Of tho Seats md aaIed lin l for tiokot
lad - o1alo i'm ~, 80 so,r,n ia1nrn ~,
arv s,tiafaction ~. ~ I'm ,,, t.en H., 4I Gos
th1t H. ~ +;,ot n ,.,a .,.au a.I l. ~ wv i!a
thc lima cnn,o 'ant "o1 ananr,;,,H,,, H.o ~
throug1 Tho tra;, coliocfoa in rnst ~ H.
tfcknta and eamo 1,nrk had evon In rf7or work
iSn afnra ~ tToo I'm, ~ M ~, H. a,,aoo moh
eIl md ansn an,an3c ickct s y ia yot out
ho,ati 81" - ha % .soAot' ~ e3t ".
thcn fnr 1a.a ,a s1iu ~ auu no.,d 10y ena,e
mi II nr5 ~ tnoi.ad ror ~ n,ait,, t,,, ~ W
old nnar wh;c, ,vos nniv rood ~ III nst ans @H
aim IF tbo Troininturo ma ouira5 i'm, IL t1,at
woo vi,ot l.. ,vantni IL rata = w., 49," = tni1
lin, TINT rouI,,,t ~ ), ' easa ~ "Ao' "oo WI"
nonnrtcr@st Hrd yor ra,oivod or;,or. ;, +,,,o
,,,nsn 1,esaoa IN :" te~'A'' IVA oAoo'' w SA"o
't@r NJ tasuno tfntharTpa ~ 1onu r. ,,,t
nosn ti"v were ri in r. " 5eatro1od ~ tI''' saP
ho sa; ,c co,,l5 ~ dnaua faao .uo W 49,, tIst "a
fmaoa ~ ~ rov tod , - ~ ~ a nlu o
haro ~ ~ nj liz, u ~ % -, ~ ~ a'o t not muno
r. .,1 ~ 49, pnI ..4i ~ ~ 'i4o ato"s sbat,ou:
, 1873-11-29

From TIC LFIf0H FT9e 7TEas,
A cadayerouH old fellow, dressed in bear-Rktn
coat and llaillng from Nevada, sal down III .
restaurant yesterday, and told the waitor that ho
El,osHed he'd tale apnlo "brilel fox." Tho as-
tonIalla darkey admitted tlas tho establishment
piece Of fried wolf, thon." said old Neyata.
Tho vaitcr roplied tint tho wolf meat was alsn
gonu.. "Oi,, val, sling along hunk Of mulo IL
70 ar lItt!e pinellet for grub" continued tho
Of u!ula. t'.rhon wl.nt IN thunder III man
grinu 10 cat :" al.outaa tho stra..goE. aa hs
innyed back. "If can't git a a1uar lunch In
tho btsts III leava for IaratAlo afore snow
i'lcs!" He Was afterwards seon deyonring \
1,roschcs "a Hulk of ,nsule" in tsbto and por-
haps holl Mlnisg NTH us.
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adventurous scelstng to overthrow such goyorn-
meht and dcstroy tho doncktio Institut1onH Of
ith people for the enrichment Of tho adyon,urers
f1,ar eAV
pIuy-daocr and Soldier.

T Is rotated Of tho King Of Bavaria thnt ho
was walking in tho park Ut Munich tho oiher
day, and g,:ddonly stopped before an invalid
soldier. The KiIg asked wharo ho tad beon
Bomo further wor1a, during wl,icl, tho sollier
,lHod no tities, tho King aaia ~ Then you do
not know mo7" 3" No., don't" said tic
soldlcr. II am your llng how ia It you do
not recognize mo2 "ricaso, your Mnicsty.H
said tho soldier, "pro1,nlly l,ccatao i nm &C.
oustomol 10 tho bat.lo-told and yon to thc
thcatra; there can't gol" IJ,in waa a hrood
hint about tho public gosnip OF tho Knga fond
noAa for iao tl,cnlrn and his indifference to
military topica which King I4ouis did not relish.
1lis ntory ought to Terminate by tl,o King'a
making tho Holtifer present OF q logo iii tic
theatre but mn norry To Eny It does not.
, 1873-11-29
ST. PAUL..

Tho smith InvcatiGation--Vlie Dcccrn.
Der Steamboat Excursion Postponed
Tall Next Yenr.
g. epteat Dsnate" 70 Iae cn,sa90 &c % 1r.onne.
jennings not arriving, but expected tonight,
the commencement Of tho Smith investigation
ia postponed till tomorrow.
Orders for linen Ruita for tho annual Dccem-
bor stcnmboat excursion hayo generally bnen
oountormandod, in consequence Of tho riyor
freozlng over to-day.
, 1873-11-29

Tom Alien Offers Certain Esets.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2s.-Tom Allon, tho pugilist,
will publish card tomorrow Offering to match
jack Madden against Bon Hogan for 81 900, to
fight In Canada, so miles from Detroit, in ton
woolss from tho signing Of tho artic]eH; or, llo
(Allen) will fight Hogan anywhere in Canaln for
St, ,0DO to $10,O0D, III from two days to ton woesB,
oach party to be accompanied by only FIVE per-
aona, to prevent tho interference Of the magis-
trAteB.
, 1873-11-29
BREADSTUFFS.

Advance In Flour md Grams In New
York.
SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, Nov. 29.--The report that ice haa
formed ut tho hoad Of tho Hudson Riyer,
aud that shipments Of grain would DO retarded
thereby has caused q rise in that product, Tho
continued cold weather has caused tho whole liat
Of produce to advanco. Wheat Inns raen from
to conts; corn from / to cent?, and flour
about 10 cents.
, 1873-11-29

nasecd through tho Woanl Ca1lal to-day. tho
ica being worry firm. Darkn Bolton and Kctcl,nm.
with wheat from Chicago, discharged ut tho eIo-
yator here today. Schooner 1sausor, OF Clovo-
lanl, ran iu hero for olleltor.
, 1873-11-29
THE SLATE :
List Of the Successful Asptrnnts
for Office Under tho New
Administration.
The "Times', aud Its Champion Mc.
Grnth Still Aftor the City
Printing,

a., tes II. oN1 T.. IL H..
,,oror ~ no.rv 'Iv nnSaa % e.adaats ss ter " ,ndt
49, ,.s ,,ronr,., o,,t ~ +,,o raa,,a .a H., saa,
",,.a ,s,,,,,, 49,. H.. an,1 a ~, .
torv hnvo hmm ra,,nooi, "a sirn,a n,a,' ~ .n,,
.iooa rro.,, A1a.,,,,.r - H. mnon 80
fr,on;1-.ono .ho 1,ad ass,.tod T., o,oot,no i,tr,
,.,,o. ls' "'"'a.eu =. J,,o's
""o'' Nv NUS "lIAlouH W fo""ra WIN Poelslon
under tho City dovornmont, and hence no can-
dilato could bo agroed on. They held hhuz-
yinr" nnuo,eos nvorv eftcrnoon and ovcnfnr,
Fvo or nx ,vn,,,a ooti,or II, = sstno,, ard .aren
1t'e ~ "A "ou.u 6n'ne. III n"'oont @nu asieo
10 support tue 1fiotds OF ono hhother' oht tho
oftener they mot tho more confused they bc-
mover hpyo agrood upon slate Ind
~, srnuou Ca,.,n a. NV ana
noI "asof co.S'n 'naoo w ono
OF his own and solved tho pcrplcxing problem
At tho Sherman Houeo caucus AID, Nc
Grath offered a resolution. pledgng tho "23"
to snnno,t lin nfavor,a nomtneos. tn odontion
a"rpo.. aa ~ ~ .,l n,.,,ss.a ,,'o p'i.' ~.
"aa opposea ~ 1'u' oa'o.'o'', "no l,'
sisted that tho Mayor should submit hs eandl-
datos to tho "2s" for Elaboration md amond-
would do an. tbn rcaolutfon was raaned. Since
49,. "o"AN w 'o' W. ~, w.. t 'so "
,n .nAs .n1sus, n'Asen - ~ oa "'s ~
rom Foloys parlor ahd declded to MAKO low
suggestions to His Honor. Mr. colvin, how
over, would not be dictated to. Ho has prepar.
All his o,yn elato.
81 .rha r % s1oto ' l'"s Imam seon v nt ,ou r.r,ons
but TRIBUNE reporter WAS nblo last evening
to learn tho names Of tho successful aspirants.
Thoro is no flght now over any Of tho Offices.
except tbat Of u1oulbor Of tho Donrd Of Publio
wes;. ~ ~, .;,a sa,,t1, eida 11,o na..au,,.aas
mulAa ao. 1o s1., suu.n 2sny n,G W." W. uo'9snIans
!g-;h9n. McMIsns, i at,,, fnao ' maaneI' nann'
.i.9 nrch1tEos' ' n.'ta oinoth' n.e nts'os l. MoA
ntsaor' mnu nG 10 tno ao' ~ noE abpoar 70
at,uM 1 ,. 49,, .'n t ~ - GH'
=. pressure u nls tns9e ~ 4ui.o htlonG. II 'ne
nso,, wno IN imcnmcn IT, ~ aa'os 1nG c,n1ns o.
a.; H., vo.lcGusS s..o ~. uiee ~ DEco, tneIe
w ~ IL t1oui1 u1 Lo9u. ~ 'n9 eonnlnalon " t.s
, 1873-11-29
DEATHS.

A~Se<>-~%~-~~r~~~~~~~->~--+~
WI1lTAkEE-Snr. cs, nt iho rcsidonon Of hue parous
Lnoo!n.av., Lnko Wow, Margaret j. Whitaker agod
yotss anu Umontha.
70 Niagara Talis IN. W and Toronto papers ples.o
ttn j. hlhgoon, hged IS years.
Funeral ssssicos Sunday at O'Clock, at No. Win.
connDx-hv. -
YuUNGLoVE-Ftlday Nov. "a, Mary E., wito Of Ira
81 fnunEs.ye and daughter Of Hatfnn Il. and Mary t.
plntt. nged 90 yoass. - "
Taess SUNDAY Ut T. u., from lato residence, No. 1
f99;T3k;'fx;, NJ .'f3,+ s2rnGr !t., iaaeon.st.
Mint!lda ylewry, aged yoars md 4 ,n,nth,:
field sts., st II o'clock 4. m,
TisDALE1n Iii. city. 18th Inst, Mrs 1Innna win
years, months, nna tx t!ays. :"
M a. 1.s tns
hoitc E1At Of Dro1tl liun1gyar -
DOS0VAN-Hus. g, 1s73, Maurice Donovan. agsd a.
years. " ~
Funessl trnm hin .e.ldencc. No. g South Annst, Sun.
daJ, Nov a, at II otluck, To 81. Patslck'a Church,
thetco TO Calvary BY cars.
lSNeM Ygck and lnH. nnpass rlaa:o COPY.
, 1873-11-29

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 28-Tha Patrons Of
IIusban(ry have organized State Grange Con-
yention, which ia very largo, aud every part o1
the State III Represented.
, 1873-11-29

DosroN, Nov. 2H,-TIlo SNOW la over foot
doep In Enstorn Cauada mud NOVA scotlu, with
drifts from to IL feet doep. There il doep
alaQY in MAino nlHo.
, 1873-11-29

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 28.-The Rice aoandal
case continues to attract publicity Tho TruH-
teoa Of the church have closed tho olif1co
against nr. r., rather than wait for tho church,
trial, Dec. 1G. Tho Mason Ne,cs Office was iirod
by an incondiary, bnt it did not burn. Ihero
arc son,e who connect this occurrence with tho
Rico affair. as tho Ne,os first published the scan-
IL
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THE GALLOWS.

A ColOrcd Murderer Executed in
Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.-IIcnry Young, alias
Charles Wilinula, n young colorcd man, who was
convicted Of tho murder, In MARCH, last, Of frank
Hahn, n Virginia droyor, was hanged to-day iu
tho jail-yard, to which few persons besides d
strong police force wore admitted.
, 1873-11-29
ERESRET In The SQuIH.

LITTLE RoJK. Ark, Nov. 29.-Two spans Of
tho false work (about ESQ feet) Of the Cairo d
Fulton Railroad bridge aoroBs tho Rod River
washed away last night. Tho river In still
rising.
, 1873-11-29

A Nurdcrcr Commits Suicide ON the
Dny Fixed for Eais Execution.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 28.-Milton Malone, sem
from the effects Of opium taken last night.
, 1873-11-29


MI ,wAfoTE-nuThE9-1n = yhrl.t Church, on Thusola,.
MOV; ty ting Rcv. Olnrtcs Edm ard Cheney, y, L.,
I n"n, I'll! y Ts of lsocord, Ill., aud sartha Il hutior'
,FLAgN-YoHNG-;.At tho ,Churoi, of, tho Epfphnny.
Nny: @ W o{ o Hey: IT. htockng tile itnv. Danof Taci
M cnrdt. "' ~ " ''e''''t A'' =
, 1873-11-29

Augusta do Lurtvcs
GENEVA. Nov: 25.-Augusto do Larivo. tho
distinguished phyeiclBt, died to-day, aged u.
, 1873-11-29

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 28.-StoamHhip Gaelic,
from Now York, has arrived.
, 1873-11-29
Station. tar. |7"rI H'"d. 'Itat'4 Weather.

THE HOME fQR GIRLS IN OHIO.
Tolxpo, O., Nov. 19.--rlle ANNA! meoslng Of
ho TralItooa Ut the Glr.a' Iua"sts1aA 14op'o' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

Tur TecSs MsN's Christian Association
-up pcov.-At the regular meeting W
49,, committee or the Relief OF the ioor OF
.,,o Tnun.- Mems Christian Association, heiu
80 ,h,;r roons Yesterday at 4 L. NJ, upwards
- t,,y moor families were reported as haflnS
,,,n, relieved during he week ending the
~ instant. In some C,ScS the contilou-
,:,r. r.,oced in the boxes were quite liberal.
,,,,.,iql,, in that al Or. Morrisor'S drug
,.,-, rveuty-fifta aud Broad streets. Many
- rh..c families were supplied with both
,,,y and food. II hiss been impossible for
,,, .l,, committees a. yet to visit all the per-
.,..,. ,oeutiuncti in the numerous notices de-
;s..,.;rd in III" various boxes, ana Ii Is re-
'',,,..,d that the ladies will volunteer their
s,>.,,anec to visit in their respective neigh
ho.hn2ds.
h,I,g- Xxx 70 the district in which the per-
,nn Meeting assistance reside. The limits o!
,..,A di~,ric. will be placed on the box for
fhg; diS,r.ct. There are boxes at the follow
~. ,Irug stores: ForStmanu'S, Alain and
i,ipc .;rr,tS: Garnc;fS, Seventh and Broad
streets; Saundor>'s. Brook avenue and
isr~haN streets; Thomas's, Broad be-
f,rrn Second and Third streets; Woods,
Ninth and Ma!n streets; BoIekcr &
Ero,h,r'e. Fifteenth and Main. streets
,'n,Idrey's, Main i,c."cen seventeenth
and Eightccnth streets; Thomas's, TWen
;v.tir,t ard haiu streets; horrl>ons,
'fwrniy-Gfih ana Broad streets Or. tariars
Nam Street, Rockets; and W. ]. Cussen'S,
Williamsburg avenue and State street
rrht- boxes will soon be put up, of which
Suc ..ticy will be given.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

ElHrrIo., oP UFF!CEES AT 4 regular meet
In. Of Richmond Section, No. ,, Cadets OF
Honor and temperance, held in Harmony
Hal, The following officers were elected !:
". i. ), Conrad, ". c.. ii. 5. Conrad, 1st
4. g.: Il. 4. KuGd, ind A. g.; K. \. Car
Ter. 81 4. e.; ID. :. Gates, G.. A; \. Z.
huoyi.-, G. V. A; W. j. Bevill, T.; {. {.
Walker, A. T.: 5. A. Waggoner. u; G. e.
E'i>k"ll, A. L.; ". B. Bevill, $; Willie
More, a. s.; ". Gibson, Jr., j. W.; Lewis
Iiarhins, .. f.; W. A. 5. Conrad, u. q. G.
Delegates 10 Grand Section, W. A. ). Conrad
an! u. +. Gates. The Grand Section meets
in Philadelphia January 10, 1874.
1t regular meeting Of Concordla En-
eampirent, No. 80, |. O. 0. F., the follow.
IN officers were elected for the next term
Chaplain, y. \. Bl"nncr; II. p, l.. Michel;
:. W., William GoetZe; Scribe, a. hrez'
in4rz: Treasurer, ii. Metzger: J. W., a.
.'ar,b.
The Encampmeut meets every second and
fourth Tuesday Of each mouth at Concordla
Hal, No. 402 east Broad street.
Last nigh, the following officers OF Shockoe
Hill Division, No. "a. Sons of Temperance,
were elected tor the ensuing quarter: ".
Writ Harrison, =. ". T. james Cuskie, W,
T.; 4. X. Miller, W. A. w. }. Glenn, trea.
surcr; william r. Allen, +. s.; +. p. Gret'
ter, Il. g.; r. D. Meredith, A. Il. S.; L. NJ
Manly, chaplain; james 5. Morrison, G.; q.
". Swami, A. G.; T. q. II. Steckcr, /. S.
James Ihoma., q. :. \ public installation
"fthc~e OH. will take place next Monday
night 1T tie hal! Of Harmony Division, or
hrcHd street between Sixth and Seventh
streets, at Is o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30
srnIKs Goons REcovEKEp.-A Short time

SToLEs GOoDs RECovEKED. Il sI0rt tIm(
...s the residence Of AIr. Theodore Frick
va, ,.9,srcd is thieves, aud among Other
iairs.- --ciru vas i valuable watch. A day
.u,,yo sine, Wilson. Lee, riRibcIl.ke, anC
Golfer we're arr,,.o,, III Petersburg upon
;br yAary, of shooting H negro policeman
arJ nion .nrir persons was found a LOT OF
lur..4r~ tooI~. IAey appeared before The
,a;or Of TIN: c.tg on saturday, and afiel
Examination were sent on upon the charge
.C f.!pn;ou- -hootins, and committed to jt:i
in default OF 5000 each. Detective Knox
ND .liccr Tyler We're present at the cNami.
nation, ard Subsequently " the latter returned
v..'i N-, FrIck'6 watch. which was surren
.ee.u ~ oHr u thc pAItlc-.
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10000 PRIZES TO De GIVEN AWAY JaanirJ
18th, l S74, at the MASONIC GIFT CoScRET At Nor
folk. Among them arc one of 100000, s20,ccc.
$4,000, $4,000, $1,000, s2.500; twcnty.fonr
of IS 90 eech !; fifty Of $3.50 each; eighty OF $500
each; 100 of $50 each; $50 Of 800 each; o9o
OF $50 each and the balance OF 50 caea. NOM
SOMEBODY will draw these prizes, ard why sheuidnt
you oue2 1t only costs SIS to try 1t, aud you may
be made Iich by 80 doing and II you draw prize
your name will no. be men toned unless you want
Il. Tickets can he had In Richmond at L. " ftst-
GER & Co.'S hat store, 1901 Main street,
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REPORTED SINKING OF THE NIRGlNIUs.-
New York Herald correspondent had dis
patch from Wilmington, N. G., last night
which stated that an inward-bound vessel
discovered a wreck off Cape Fear, sup
posed to be the celebrated Cuban prl'
yatecr Virginius. From the surround
ings and circumstances there was 70
doubt in the mind of the captain that the
sunken vessel was the Virginils. She was
about due in that latitude, and the opinion
was that the war vessel having the Virglnius
in tow took her crew off and proceeded on
her voyage, leaving buoy to mark the
place of the wreck. She sunk in eight
tathoms of water.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

PHoToGHArHs-We take pleasure Ia Informing
our friends aud readers generally that the celeorr-
ted artist In this beautiful art, Mr. III J. POWERS.
has purchas ed the extensive and eieSnut gallery at
i011 hain street. opposite the pcet-ofacc THIS Is
truly q well-appoiutcd and Grst casa gallery IN
every respect, and cordially recon- mend thu
hoase to the patronage Of our friends aud tic pub
lie generally. The chsrgcs for pictures sre as rea-
sonnble as Grst. class work can be produced. DIR.
POWERS will give his patrons his personnl stfen-
uon. and with his ability nrtis' aud every a-
cslity that ingenuity can devise and money pro-
cure, we think his patrons cannot well fail 10 oo-
tain perfect satisfaction. Religious EertdJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

SEw-YEAn PREsENTs.-Hancsom glass-a-
beIled bottles with the following names Blanche.
Bett!e Grace, Molic, Mamie, Julia, jennie, haiie,
Lou. Biossoui Anna, i6a, Lora, Rose, Belle, Lau'
rs Sally Anrle, Mamie, Susie, Alice Mary f!osa'
Matilda, Adelaide, Rachael, Ella, Minnie, snrah'
Helen, Emma, Rosa, Fanny, Bessie, jane, Clara,
Maggie, Nellie, Lucy, Gertrude Josie Lizzie, SIS
ter. Mother, Brother. Father, William, JohI, tisr-
~. Thomas, Clarence, Edward, Charlie, aid any
other name desired. at WOOD & SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

CONCERT AND TABLEAux.-The entertain
ment at Virginia Hall tonight for the bene-
ft OF the library Of St. Patrick's sunday
school presents Il very attractive programme
of tableaux, statuary, and music: The
McGill Literary Union will contribute q
noem entitled "shamus O'Brien," read by
Mr. McIntYre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

uDear Joha.-Can you tell me what Is good for
cb,nned IIps and hands? Mine are In very bad
condition"
wrote by return mail, and told him to so and
get bottle Of the celebrated and weil-kno~n
AspALUsIAN BALM prepared by Mrsars. MEADE
G. BAKER. This Is u sire cure, and every house.
hold shouid have 4 bottle. ...-a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

naAru op JAMES SISToS, E>Q.- Ibis gen
ti,a4n died Il! his residence IN tn's c!tE OIL
-uutia. !ast at the rre age OF tlSttT-oEc
II. was q native cf Ireland, hut came with
other members g! his fathers family TO thl+
country III 1918, arriving here on Christmas
CSC. Tie las resided here ever since. hav'
.e- 1tcn cas.-cd in the soap chandicry bu-
>.i.,.~- tor n'aly filiy years Of THAI tine. In
ii, Gn,3iu-- " iii lis telow-men he was hon
..t and upright. Ills funeral will take place
lrpn his lalc Tr,idyncc, Eightccnth street
u"E F7alaiin, n - o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

MAsoSs, PLEASE TAKE NUTICE.-Ifit L. your In
entlon 10 purchase ticket 10 the Masonic Cit Con-
cert ar Norfolk you had better buy and not wait
for the rush. The sales will he closed on the 1s day
OF January, and then you cannot buy t!csesat ay
price Tickets are So for whole and So 3 0 for half
They Gun be had vt y. EIslGER & Co "a bat stCrt,
Nntu AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

TT u,s nrry REMAINED, "With how much
taste and elegance Miss p dresses
The fact IL, ladies, she buys BUTTEHICK's PAT-
TERMS and cuts and makes her own wardrobe.
sold at the WuEELER & WILSON OFFICE, corner
of Ninth and Frunklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

rAEn,,.s sIEFu>ED.-The Governor has re.
fused 10 IayGon John T. Edd, convicted Of
murder in the second degree, in Fauquiel
county, and sentenced 10 the pcnitenliary
!Dr ltilccu ,earr; james Burgny, convicted
il Princess Anne county Of murder in The
'upnd degree, and sentenced to the penteL'
'iars Tor seven years; John Southall, con.
,Iated of house breaking IN Norfolk city, and
svHtenc.t ~ the penitep!iary for ten years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

10 ONE AND ALL.--Arc you suffering from
cough cold asthma, bronchitis, or any Of the vHrt-
ous pulmonary troubles that 30 often ternina.c IN
consumption? If 20, use HisboT'S p'sFs tp'!-
Liver Oil end Nme," sare All "f;ic1cioas rcincd".
This IL no quack prepar.t!rr. "a: is regularly pre-
scribed BY the medical fac-:i. NJ ,nuiarare ty y.
D. WtLHon, Chemlsc Has:oa. sol. ay Ill druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-30

SroRM1sG THE BAsrILE.-Professor Curr
will, by special request, deliver this very
thrilling and dramatic lecture tonight, al
the Seyenth-Street Christian church, before
the Young Mems Missionary Society. From
what we have heard from those who have
listened to the Professor, this Is his best lee
ture. 1t is full Of thrilling incidents and ln-
ctr1lld ion