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CAPTAIN JOSEPH FRY--A CONFEDERATE
HERO. - Alexandria Sentinei.] - General
Dabney II. Maury, now sojourning in our
city. himself Il distinguished officer in the
Confederate service, and intimately &C.
quainted with the man, who several times
during the late war served under his orders,
gives us the following memorial notice of tue
gallant officer whose name heads this art-
Gle:
captain Joe. Frs, whose execution by
the SpaniardS in Cuba has been announced,
was n Wcll.knOwn lieutenant Of the United
States navy, who resigned his commission in
that service on the secession of Florida from
the Federal Union, and served throughout
the war in the navy Of the Confederate
States. He was Il faithful and daring officer
and an upright gentleman, who WAS held in
high esteem by all who knew him. In the
time of our war his name was always
thought of when an enterprise OF pecu liar
danger WAS on foot; and he was ever ready
TO cspousc the cause of liberty, and to uphold
and defend the oppressed. His going IL
command of the FirgniuS Oh this eXpedl-
ton was natural and congcnial duty with
him, and none Of the many victims of Span
ish barbarity ever went to his death with a
conscience more void of offence to his fellow
man than did this gallant man.
THE blood of Captain Fry and bis com.
rades has not been shed in vain. From all
over this country will go up cry for ven
geance upon their murderers, and Cuba soon
be free Cuba"
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This drawing has bIen legalIzed by special act of
of the Masonic Temple In the city of Norfolk.
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, SATCHELs,
Is g. FILL STOCK ON HAND.-Ladics',
Misses, and Childrru's French Kid, Pebble Goat,
Is; aud Glove Kid, Serge EoXea luItoi ESHS In =
GuiI,S Misses and Children's School-SIocs III
endless variety; Mems heavy boots, for Dtching,
&c, warranted toiwear AM keep the feet dry taii
Roots ana NIL other goods to be found In 1rst-clss
boot and shoe-hollsc at the lowest prices. :.
Iustuu- work made TO order. aud guaranteed u
III. "OiiN II. no ,Li ( u, .nd 9Th
sAIEsMEN: Il. Franklin Tlnsey, Richard TAU
thGrr. Jr., Matt. ". Ford, Theodore 4. Bosc,'ch
Richard Mckenny. aeAV
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~rrluK N pITTsYLvASiA.-lC Chatham lFt-
..r.t-Iholuas Goad. a very respectable
.ha Of this county, residing in the nei Oh
hood Of Ecrycr's store, after returning
.@,. nom The election at that precinct Tues
the It'll instant, took his gun WIN tue
."ot2n a. he told his family OF hunting
trr't-. but OF repairing to The WOODS
RI distance, and placing the InuZZlc OF the
Fl a@1i!.~t his stomach, in a state evidently
-.,gl1i arrangement. with his foot effected
'asc!.ug", dying almost instantly. On
l~,3m home from the election nothing
Ia! IN hi, manner was observed by his
49,, consisting Of his vile and one child
..,rgui days previous TO The sad occur
""" lat. ncigtlbors had observed and re-
I'D. I'D upon the singuIarlty Of Ills words
'-3 tvlQugt.
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DEPARTURES OF grEAMERa.

= =
K 0 r new YORK The tim
BLAS a:sosk WIN sail SUNDAY, November lS,
Fre,Sht Received unit, q oc,o.s s.,.rn,v n,.n.
Through bills OF iading sisnsd, and rood for.
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south.
Line for foreign ports, Passenger aecommods,ions
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl2; steersge, vs.; round-trip
For 'e ssE5 Il Sn:ssge a sR1nl{E e CO.,
no 15-1t Company's Wharf, Rockets.
TOR PHILADELPHIA &Rfh
L Steamer ALLIANCE. Captain
CARR, viii receive freight for the above port tin
MONDAY the 7th Instant, az IL o'clock.
Orleans; also for Liverpool and Antwerp. vta
Red Star and American Steamship lines, and bills Of
Passage to Philadelphia. including meals and
no 15-2t No. 2425 DOCK street.
T oRILLARD STEAMSHIP @Hek
IL COMPANY. sfS2s
TRI-WEEKLY STEAMERS BETWEEN
RICHMOND, CITY POINT, NORFOLK, and
NEW YORK,
stopping at all regular landings on James river.
The new , an and arst;class steamships
MEDIATOR.
The fast aud elegant steamer TWILIGHT win
leave Nntson's wharf, Rockets, every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at z A. ~
stopping al regular landings on James river, con-
Eecting with steamers at Norfolk for New York.
through bills OF lading signed for all points, and
frelghtS delivered with dispatch.
Freight received until P. VI. daily
For further Information apply to
LURILLARD SrEA MSBIP CO..
Piers SO and "a East river. New York or to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
Richmond, We.
Offices at Rockets and corner Slain and Four
teenth streets. no 10
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DIZZlNPS, S07 Broad street, Is the place
/ 10 buy your supplies of COnicctionerles- Fruits,
e., Our unc1ualicd establishment In point OF
beauty size, cleanliness, and low prices Is always
omen 10 supply the wants OF our friends with pure,
fresh CoyrEC ton EKigs, lCE-CREAa, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES and CANDIES, manufactured ttsih.
t,.Ii On A. PlXZISI, JR..
ncI6 SO7 Broad street.
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LIST OF GIFTS

Grand total 5000 gfts), all cash. -. $3.50 900
WHOLE TICKET, SO; HALF TICKET, $3.50.
Plan of drawing same that of Kentucky State
Library Association Drawing to take place In
Norfolk on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1874
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

NJ by DR.. S. c.. Gleayes, first vice-president.
On motion, the name of DIR. Hunter Ma
puirc wa, substituted for DR.. JoyneS as one
of the delegates to the Medical Society OF
North Caroliua.
DR.. L. 3. Edwards presented letter
from Dr., Baskerville. of Newbern, va, With
drawing his resignation. This resignation
WAS accepted OH Wednesday, 1t VIII De re-
mcmbercd.]
On motion of the Secretary, DR.. baskcr-
willie was reInstated without the usual 1ornl-
ality.
Dir. James y. Gait, of Norfolk, READ cue
neurological report of the Society; WHICH
follows:
Since the last meeting of the Society we
| are called upon to lament the loss OF ioui VI
our members, as follows:
DR. X. :. PEBBLES, of Richmond, Va, dled Oh
phtllisis pumonalis in the thirty-second year
Of his aye. The unfortunate event wnlch ae-
prived us of this valuable member oil our o.
cicty occurred IN April, 1873, and was not uli'
expected to his friends who for several years
had sadly watched his slow but certain
march towards the grave. At the time OF
his death he occupied the chair of Professor
of Chemistry in the Medical College of Nir-
uinia, Il position which he filled with crcuif.
As man, DIR. PEBBLES was irreproachablc III
his whole life and character, faithful irlend
and deyout Christian.
Died, July IS, 1873, at Trevllllan's Depot,
Louisa county, Va, Of phtliisls pulmonalls;
DR., Thomas 7. Perkins, aged forty ycarsa
.iy months. He graduated ut the Medical
CoIIc.c of Virginia in the sprung 'ot isoo
DR.. Perkins WAS an amlaples an" u'su
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CONTEMPORARIES.

4 TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
n IN THE WORLD.-rhe most delicious and
nutritious article for pies ready for Immediate use
nren,red I'm The incest manner and only of the very
pest ingredients. We defy competition In quality:
Packed in tubs of So, 81, and ] ) pounds. ant In
and O-pound wooden pals; III barrels and naiVcs,
and ana 5-pound tin cans. Trade supplied At fac
- rr,ces LOUIS j. BuSSiEUX,
'' ~. S5 1912 Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GLOVER HILL BTTUMINOUS LUMP
~ COAL.-This superior free-burning CRATE
and ENGINE COAL, as now mined and delivered
Is commended to consumers above any other. be
cause IL Is home production, retaining money here
and sending none away, and 1t Is equal in quality
andlnwer In price than other Goals.
Inferior Goals have been sold rs Clover Hill
thereby in1uring It's reputation. But the CLOVER
HILL COAL Is pure-without slate, and burns
brightly and clear without clinker, and the genuine
article can always be had of the following regular
agents.
LIPsCOMB,
Seventh and Byrd streets.
A. b. WOODBRIDGE,
Petersburg depot
j. B. WATKINS,
iii Main street.
BENJAMIN COTTRELL.
Ninth street and Basin.
COTTRELL & REINS,
Ninth and Cary streets.
o. ANDERSON & KING,
Basin between Eighth aud Ninth streets.
f.. .. GARY,
Eighth street near Canal bridge.
COTTRELL & GILES,
GEORGE BELL & CO.
Seventeenth and Dock.
W. G. BRAZEAL.
Ninth between Main and Cary Streets
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Northumberland.

- iEykriyE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PERSECC'
TlON-SCDpES DEATH.
.r.u~-g oudcncc OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WEsTMORKLAHD COUNTY. NA.,i
November y, 1873.
he enthusiasm Of the Conservatives here
. The late canvass was almost unprecc-
1f,i. Their rejoicing 1T success is CORE
adin@ly great.
4 f.w culorcd mcn voted the Conservative
LIT. These, it seems, have excited the
.,ut hostility OF the cUiorcd Republicans.
o. old man. Job Brown, who voted with
=. whites, was ,iczcd while out Clustering
Thursday after the election and quite
.E~rcly beaten by three young negro men.
s." hi.:h-!lan,cd outrage has created good
..5. ur Indignation. The guilty parties have
.vG arrested and bailcd TO appear at the
Is 81 court.
l.rncl X. 4. Claybrook, an able member
Tie Wc>tmoreland bar. and candidate at
-- ate election for Coumouwcalth's attor-
."., died very suddenly last night Qlth
,.lal. NOMIHl.
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QHURSDA1, JANUARY 10, 1874.
DIRECTORS:
JOHNL. ROPER, President
JOHN B. CORPREW, Treasurer;
JAMES Y. LEIGH
GEORGE s. OLDFIELD,
DANIEL BUSTED,
NJ. II. STEVENS,
WALTER TER H. TAYLOR,
JOHN A. ROSSDS.
WILLIAM II. WALES,
JOHN L. REDMOND.
ADVISORY BOARD:
His Excellency Governor GILBERT c. WALKER;
Colonel kADEH BIGGS, Z. II. p;
JOHN X. MCDANIEL, P. G. Commander;
ca pt in SAHUEL WATTS, Virginia Legislature;
Colonel THOMAS F. OWENS, z. G. NJ;
Colonel W. Fl. TAYLOR, State Senator;
JAMES G.. Balm, q. {. G.G.C.;
RODERT L. WITuERs, G. NJ, 6. FL. p, and D. G. c.
Of u. Z.
Orders for tickets and all communications should
be addressed HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va
Tickets In the above can be had in Richmond atP.
WEISIGER CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main street.
Tno 1-eod12 tl
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GIFT CONCERTS.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
10000 PRIZES

s25O,OoO IN CURRENCY TO BE GIVEN AWAY
BY THE
MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF NORFOLK, VA.
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r AIDES WALKING-SHOES, 3
1 4 made of French Calfskin, Pebbledses-.
Goat. French Kid, Glove Kid, and Serge. 10 button
and lace. of the very best quality, at extremely
low prices. ,,,,,s ,yor,pp
corner Fifth and Broad streets,
,o1O and 1921 Main street
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uOLD IMPERIAL CABINET" a choice
~ article of WHISkEY for bar, table, anu
= StIWMERDEAN" AUGUSTA COUNTY RYE:
Another lot lust In store and ready for the demand
which II has justly produced. ,,.
SOUTHAMPTON APPLE BRANDY, direct
from disHllers hands. u,,-ro .,
These and general assortment OF WINES anu
LIQUORS for sale low to the trade by ~
JENKINS, ChPERS & Co.
Wholesale Liquor Merchants,
No. 113 south Fourteenth street, belo" Cary.
OF 10
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ECEIFING THIS DAY from schooner
III A. Hearn ANTHRACITE COAL Of superior
quality for family use.
Call and get your supply on reasonable terms.
ALBERT BLAIR.
no 14-2t Fourteenth street near Mayos bridge.
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ROOTS, SHOES, dc.

BOOTS AND SHOES.-My stock ofH
In,p hoys misses, and children, Is complete ~
and at prices to suit every one. Heavy BOOTS ana
RR,,GaSS, for men and boys, OF superior quality !,
the thing for comfort; TRUNKS, HANp-BAGS'
&c III on W. Z. w. TAYLOR.
40 TX Fourth and Broad streets.
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NOALBURG sPLINT COAL
Is unrvaled for crate use. 1t has no cllnker, 10
slate, no waste, and burns up clean. Satisfaction
guaranteed. =. H. HALVES,
Eighteenth and Cary streets,
noe Sole Agent for Richmond and vicinity.
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A MILLION OF PROPERTY TAKEN
LATEST FROM EUROPE
WASHINGTON.
Items.

WASHINGTON, December 24.--Owine
to the holidays intervening, business at the
Treasury Department will be partially sus-
pended until after New Years Day. Pay
ments by warrant upon the Treasury will be
very light for the remainder of the month,
and there will be no occasion to draw
heavily on the forty-million reserve.
The President in conversation yesterday
stated that he had no intention Of with
drawing the nomination of Attorney
General Williams. The friends of Mr..
Williams are confident that he will be con-
irmed soon after the reassembling of Con-
gress in January.
: The United States marshal has
printed complete list of the creditors of
Jay Cooke Il Co., with the amounts
claimed. The following is a general sum-
mary of the different obligations,
with the number and amounts !:
Philadelphia house, number 1,437 !;
amount, $3,408, 410.58. New York house,
number 1853; amount, $4,584, 134.19
Washington house, number 1874; amount,
$685., 569.93. Secured liabilities; Phila-
delphia house, number IL; amount, ST.
ia ,774.30. New York House, number 2;
amount, $l3,34l.07. Total numbers,
1893; amount, So, 84S, 250.07.
Of the above claims there are about two
millions of dollars which are fully offset,
and for which the holders retain ample
collateral.
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STATE NEWS.

james Shay. supposed to have been
murdered in Staunton, few DAYS since.
was accidentally killed, as declared BY q
jury of inquest. 'Ii w 80
1t is understood that in the case of
Ely ct ais, VS.. Graham ct ais, q suit in
volving some $17 900 purchase money of
the Gunston estate, in Fairfax county, the
counsel for the plaintiffs have entered a
motion before the court of appeals for re-
hearing of the case.
The Virginia People learns that Joint
stock company is organizing in Pulaski
county, for the purpose of manufacturing
boots and shoes on large scale. The
company is to have SIC, 900 capital; shares
to be sold at $50. Nearly seventy shares
have already been taken, and there is a fair
prospect of selling the balance.
The rails on the Lynchburg and Dan
vile railroad have now been laid to a point
thlrty-six miles from Lynchburg, or nine
miles beyond Staunton river. Sixteen
miles more will take the road to Pittsyl-
vania Courthouse, which place will be
reached early in February. Comparatively
little work will be done until after the
first of January. $3.50
There are two colored men, called
respectively Henry and July, living near
the Rev. Isaac Longs on Mil creek, in
this county, who have been digging
for gold for the last two years. The
place of their research is in bar
rem hillside, where they believe
large quantity Of the precious metal was
hidden long time ago by some one who
had stolen it. Some Of their friendly
white neighbors have tried to persuade
them that their undertaking is foolish and
useless, and that the reward they seek
may be found sooner by faithful labor on
the farm, but they seem possessed with
the idea that the gold is there, and will
only work enough to get bread and some
ragged clothing, when they return again to
their fruitless search. Rockingham Reg
lister l
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Julia Ward Howe saws that no
woman can be brilliant after marriage, and
Mrs. Hows has been married several
years. ,s..-. e--s..., ,--...
The last words of an Arizona miner
were Boys, strike light. 1 can't
see to drift here! Give me knife to cut
this fuse.'' 0w& wgE ~ ~ ~
Nineteen brothers of General RYAN.
who was one Of the victims of the Virgin.
ius affair. have already put in an appear
ance for public sympathy. fA1sT
The farmers of Vermont are killing
their sheep to great extent, because it is
more profitable to sell the skins than to
keep the sheep through the winter.
If any insolent Spaniard ever places
his naughty hoof upon the prairie sod of
Champaign county, H., he will find full.
fiedged military company at his heels in less
than twenty minutes. gFs
THE bright particular star, whose
etfulgent light shines most conspicuous in
the galaxy which eliminates the dramatic
horizon in America at present, !" is playing
in Charleston, s. @.
The New York Tribune acknowledges
the receipt of 500 which somebody has
sent to its conscience fund. 1.-THE conscience
fund of all newspapers were paid up there
would be an amazing increase in the wealth
of journalists.
The Postmaster-general has made ar
engagements for q fourth regular mail from
New York to Europe each week-the new
or additional mail,day being Tuesday.
Mr.. Creswell has determined not to make
new contracts after the expiration, on the
31st instant, of those now in existence,
but ne will give the ocean mails to vessels
which make the quickest trips across the
Atlantic. 49, .s.,
The case of John w. Morton, charged
with appropriating to his own use $l15 200
government funds, while employed in the
money order department of the city post.
Office, came up Yesterday, and motion
was made to quash the Indictment on the
ground that Mrs. Morton had turned over
all the property on condition that criminal
against her husband should be
abandoned. Decision reserved.
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FOREIGN.
CUBA.

New York, December 24.-Adyices
from Cuban sources relative to the military
movements Of the Cuban army, state thai
in the attack on Manzanillo on the 26th O
November, the insurgents captured TWEEN.
ty-five rifles, eight thousand cartridges. o
quantity of gold and Spanish bank notes.
cloth, provisions, &C., besides destroying
one million dollars worth of property, and
capturing one hundred prisoners who were
paroled.
The losses of the Spaniards were esti-
mated at over two hundred. while the
Cuban loss was thirteen officers. and sixtv
priyates killed and wounded.
On November Goth the Cuban army
went into camp at SANTA. having made fur
Their captures of 10000 cartridges, 7e
rifles and a number of horses.
Cuban agents in this city state that
orders have been received that no more
rifles are needed by the Cuban forces, as
they have captured more than sufficient to
arm oil the forces they can put at present
in the field.
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In England and America rebellions are
generally crushed IN the mass, and after
wards the leaders come back into Parlia-
ment and Congress rather as heroes than
as sinners. Modern France rushes into
great war and gets soundly thrashed,
and supplements its overthrow by
shooting several thousand of its
own people, and condemning its unfortu-
nate generals to death. If Bazaine is to be
sacrificed. Napoleon iii. is safe in the
grave from the same fate If he had been
caught and tried by the same tribunal that
condemned the ill-starred hero who fol.
lowed poor Macmillan to Mexico
PHILADELPHIA Press.
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1917
- ASSIGNEE'S SALE -
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN RIOHMON71
COUNTY. VIRGINIA.


In obedience to an order of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District, of yir.
ginia, dated February 9th, 1873. in the matter of
kenner r. Cralle, bankrupt, we will sell at pub.
lie sale, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 10th, 1874.
at IL O'Clock m, in front of the United States
custom-house, in the city of Richmond FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND, in fee simple, to wit:
As ACRES, 80 ACRES, 20 ACRES, e7 ACRES.
lying in Richmond county, in the vicinity Of
Farnham's Roads. Also, A LIFE INTEREST
IN THREE TRACTS, to wit: in rs ACRES,
Ask ACRES, and % ACRES, lying and being in
the same county, with all the improvements
and buildings on said property Boundaries
will be given on the day of sale.
TERMS-One-third cash; the balance on a
credit of twelve AMI eighteen months, the pur.
chaser to give notes for the deferred payments.
with good security, and interest at six per cent.
per annum to be added. title to be retained until
said notes are paid.
y. VIM. FLEGENHEIMER,
- VIM. A, JONES,
. eAeooT-s o"oW sHeza4fE .sast - AhcAkHteb.
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A BosToN lecturer the other night re.
peated story which an old lady once told
hun. This lady at one time kept the most
select clearinghouse in Cambridge, near the
college. One day seedy-looking man,
with unkept hair and beard, came to her
door and asked for board. .Sir,n she
said, understand that receive none but
gentlemen into my house," "Very well, e
he replied, 81 will go elsewhere. "And
who do you think that shabby fellow was p,
the venerable lady said to the speaker.
- He was no less than Professor John
Quincy Adams, now President of the
United States
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n ASSIGNEE AND TRUSTEES -
SALE OF
A VALUABLE FARM IN KING WILLIAM
3 I-sIaa.5rl5ae COTTNTV-

BY virtue of decree of the United States
District Court for the Eastern District OF yir-
ginia, dated the oath day of November. 1879. in
the matter of John NJ Fauntleroy, bankrupt,
we Will sell at pnblic auction, in the village of
Ayletts, on the I'D DAY OF JANUARY NEXT
us7D, at IL o'clock m, that very desirable farm
on which the said bankrupt now resides, known
as Pine Top" containing 6s3 acres, be the same
more or less. This is one of the most desirable
farms in King William county. 1t is situated
Immediately on the Mattaponi river, which is
navigable for vessels and steamboats, lust two
miles above Ayletts. The land is very fertile
and Wen adapted to the growth Of Corn, Oats,
Rye, Peas, Potatoes and Tobacco The build.
ings consist of good dwelIiughouse, nearly new.
containing eight rooms, two good barns, stable
and out-houses, all in good condition, and in a
very desirable neghborhood This land will be
sold free OF all liens and encumbrances.
TERMS OF SALE :--One. third cash bal.
ance at six and twelve months, for notes secured
by deed of trust. carrying interest at six per
cent. per annum
A. II. MOOKLAR, Assignee
ae s--2awsw T. O. DABNEY trustee.
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LIVE STOCK.

40 $3.50 RIoHNoND, December IL, 1873.
Mr.. L. Gimmi, weighmaster at the Live stock
Scales. makes the following report of transac.
tons for the week ending December II:
Cattle, 1923 head, sold from % oO@$5 80 per
hundred lbs. gross. Sheep, sold from ~ oO@5 90
per 100 lbs. gross. Hogs, sold from % 1907 rs
net, yeals, per head from IS oo010 90.
HEMARKs.-The market is well supplied, and
1t VIII be observed that the prices have dew.
ated bat little as compared with those of last
week. In cattle there is an increase in the
offerings and sales. and the condition nearer an
average, Judging from the contrac ted margin in
amounts paid per head rrN
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THERE is Tor rather was. for, rest his
soul, he's dead, one liquor dealer in Mas
ssiachusetts whose soul was not impenetra-
PIE TO- the yisitings of conscience. He
violated the laws in Springfield
until q few days ago, when he
committed suicide, we presume from
remorse ior his past iniquities, though
possibly nc had been imprudent enough to
drink his own liquors. If there needs
must be suicides we know of no class
priety. p''
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O0KING-GLASSES, PICTURE
FRAMES, &C.

Large assortment constantly ON hand
FRAMES of every style and ali sizes MA DE:
cheaper than any place in the city.
We are also agents for the celebrated STATEN
ISLAND DYE WORKS. Parties living at a
distance from the city can send articles to us by
express and have them returned the same day.
All goods left with us will receive prompt atten.
ZION. ANDREWS PETERSON
-. 2o7 Broad Street. between Second
and Third streets. Richmond, Va.