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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
LONDON. December 1.-THE steamer Co.
lerity has been lost, with tWenty-one persons.
France.
VERSAILLES, December 1.-THE Assem-
bly, to-day decided to discuss the bill EN-.
towering the. Government to nominate
mayors OF cities Immediately after the Budget
is acted on.
The Committee on Finance voted to in
crease the salary Of President Mcmahon In
order to enable him to give .fetes at Paris.
This action does not imply the removal Of
The national capital to Paris.
Germany.
BERLIN. December 17.-.-An ordinance is
officially promulgated to-day ordering that
In future all bishops, upon their installation,
shall swear to maintain the completest sub
ordination to the State and corporation in
the suppression of all disloyal intIisues.
Italy.
ROME, December 17.--The Papal Nunclo
at Paris has been notified that the Arch
bishops of Paris, Cambray, and Valencia
have been elevated to the College OF Car
dinals. @--.-.~ ..s.s 3,
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHES'
i TERRIFIED COUNTY, NEAR MANChES.
TER, AT AUCTION.--Ass surviving trustee unqer
aided Gl Of trust executed by W. H. Bra1dsr, u
and wife aud w. H. Brandsr, sr, to me late d S1 =
Davis and myself. dated 2sth November, 1S onl,,
and duly recorded in Chesterfield County Sourl
aice being thereto required by the personal repre-
sentative Of he creditor secured VIZ s M ~ ns
auctloncers, No Eleventh street IN the city o.
Richmond on MONDAY, goth December, a.
II O'Clock ~, the propersy e 20 In R sac
der, sr, aud the undivided m0iety Of a. +. Bran IN
der, Jr. in remainder in fee in and TO Tract Of
TWO HUNDRED AND EISETY-IWO AND
( HALF ACRES OFLAND In Chesterfield county
on the Broadrock road, about two miles from
Manchester. ,,.,.o ,,,.o
of land. -. 49,,
fin currency and 81 1878 with Interest from 1st Of
December, 1878, in gotd coin cash; the residue
,Don terms TO be directed by the Rrantors in said
ceci; and In event OF their failure to give any d.
rection, then upon terms to lie named by me on the
day of sale.
made by consent Of those interested on The day OF
sale. 1EOhDc N. phE " IL!
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. de B
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, December 17.--For Ne"
England and thence westward over the
northern portion of the Middle States and
lower lake region the pressure will dimin-
ish, with slight rise of temperature and pos
sibly areas Of light rain.
For the Southern States clear or fair
weather will prevail, except possibl Y on the
coast, where the cloudiness will increase,
The prevailing winds in these districts will
continue from the south and west.
For the upper lake region and the North
west, clear or partly cloudy weather, with
light to fresh northwesterly and southwest
erly winds, without decided change o.
temperature or pressure.
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Various EIemS.
Am AEabama Senator Unseated.

MONTGOMERY. December 17.--The Senate
last night unseatcd Hatch, senator for Hale
county, elected last spring 10 fill vacancy.
1t seems Hatch was three years ago post.
master ut the county-seat Of Hale county.
Moneys were missed from mails, and Hatch
made affidavit and accused San born, his
clerk. After Sanborn had been jailed seve
raj months, the Investigation pressed Hatch
so close that lie wrote a confession of his
own guilt, which was published, and agreed
with Special Agent Petherbridge to pay up.
\ suit was commenced in the United States
Court and Hatch was turned out of Office.
Hatch then ran for Senator and was elected
by large majority, but on the above show
ing the Senate declared him Ineligible. He
is Republican.
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BY Moody Il Royall,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers, :
Office corner of Seventh and Hull Streets
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF sPLEN.
~ DID REAL ESTATE IN THE E, G9G iTtf =
CHESTskElftYR2x G AT iTuNnEhh TIL 81 TAs
SSUUcSKISGHhM ROAD. ONLY A9uAARTEK Of
= MILE FROM COhLFIELD STATION, ON
T1IE RICHMOND AND DANFILLE RAlL.
ROAD, THIRTEEN MILES FROM THE CITY
or RICHMOND.-By virtue Of a decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield county. ut the May
guardian, rs. Marion D.. Beverly H., and Simon
Hancock" the undersigned, special com missioner,
will sell at public auction or SATURDAY de-
cember ~, 1873, at p o'clock ~, on the pre-
misses, ELEVEN ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND,
lying on the Buckingham road. with valuable in,,
rooms. two stories high, with all the necessary out
buildings, now in the occupancy Of Colonel VII
liam B. Woodbridge and Dr. Edward Archer. This
property has been sub-divided IN three parcels
i've acres with the improvements. This is truly
valuable property, situated Immediately IL the
coa-ield. and convenient to railroad, churches
stores, schools, &c. map Of the above-described
property can b9 seen on the premises on Gay OF
sale.
This is a beautiful summer resort so near Rlch.
moud and In half an hours drive of the Huguenot
Springs. and should engage the attention Of parties
seeking such investments. ANY one wishing 70
look at the property before the day Of sale VIII ca
on Mr.. Marion j. Hancock, ut Dir. l.. NJ Archer s
store, at the Midlothian pits:
TERMS: Une-tOurth cash, and the palance III
four, eight, aud twelve mouths for negotiable notes
bearing six per cent interest from day OF sale, Inc
lille being retained until the whole purchase mo-
new l. paid. The decree directs the commissioners
10 reserve the right 70 all the minerals anu nels
IN said land for the benefit of the infant defendants
SOCRATES BROOKS,
Special Commissioner.
MOODY & ROYALL. Auctionecrs. de l7-tds
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,,.,no,s Farmers Association.

CHICAGO, December 17.-The secona an-
nuoI convention of the Illinois State FARM
orr, Association commenced at Decatur yes
terday. The President Of the Association
delivered an address, reviewing the growth
of the Society and its results to members.
At the first meeting, one year ago, only about
40 counties were represented. Now every
one of the 1O2 counties in the State had its
clubs. and in the majority of the counties
the farmers had carried their ticket ut the
1acf election
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December l.7.-Flour steady and in
white choice. 81 .s5@Sl 81; fair to prime white,
S1.67@$1.S0. Corn active and higher: white
southern. 65a75c.: yellow southern, 69@T1a.
Oats lrmer; southern, 55@5oc. Rye quie: ut SIS
@90c. Hay unchanged. Provisions steady ana
Inactive. Mess pork nominally unchanged III 6.
butter unchanged. Coffee very Strong and ull-
chunred. Whiskey firm; sales OF 100 barrels ut
IL .O6. Sugar very dull ut 94c.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY, December II, 1873.

.rttss.: WEDNESDAY, December IL, 1873. (
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 10000; seneca, without top,
60c. fE5-t.:f. !
'Beesaod1: csc. a q. !.
Butter: Primo to choice yellow. 25R2Sc.; poor
70 good, 15020c. common, S&p10c.
.Rackufteat Flour: s303kc. ssesS -
Broom-cora: Green, sDl DC. I; rcd, 4R5c. s,ee.
Chestnats: S31S3.5O.
Corn Meal: $4,000. ~ btlshsl.
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j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctIoncer.
No.-1l15 5lain street, opposite Dispatch Office.

No.ll1o oEln street, opposite Dispatch office.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A POR.
~ TON OF THE VALUABLE ESTATE Of
PETER BURKE tSONETlMES CALLED Pc
TER LAWSON, DECEASED, CONSISTING or
IMPROVED AND USIMPROyEU PROPERTY,
WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE CORPORATE
LIMITS, ON BROOK AVENUE, INCLUDING
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE, TOGETHER
WITH ALL THE EXTENSIVE sLAuGIiTFK-
ING FACILITIES ERECTED THEREON: ALSO
WITHIN The. CITY. ON BROOK AVENUE
BY virtue of decree Of the Chaucery Court Of
the city OF Richmond entered December 0. 1873.
In cause therein peudiDg-Burkc 81 ais rs. Burh"
ct dLs-the Undersigned. special conmssiou"s
thereby appointed, will sell at public auction, on The
premises, on the $50 day Of DECEMBER. 1873.
at o'clock p. ~. that VALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. consisting Of / large, comma
dious DWELLING, with Out-Eouses and brick
sausage-house, and all other houses Belonging 10
= lrst-class butchcring establishment.
dence 10 the rear, on which there is an ce-housc.
This lot has front on two streets.
a Iso. twelve acres OF very fertile LAND lying
Immediately on Brook road. adjoining Goddius
lot on the north aud ON the south the nurseries Z"
F. Davis l. Co. The immediate proximity Of /.
large and beautiful oak grove renders this lot very
Also, a fine BUILDING LOT on east side NJ
Brook avenue and north OF Duval street, ~ by ITO
feet.
TERMS: One-third cash balance In six, twelve,
and eighteen months. negotiable notes, six per cent
interest added, and title retained till all the puI
chase money Is paid. JAMES II. DO0LEY,
Commissioner.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctloneer. de l3.rt
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panic: PANIC!
JULIUS sYCLE has just received from New
MESrIC DRY GOODS, which Will Ire sold ut panic
prices.
BLACK GRos.GRAIN SILKS,
BLACK and COLOnED SILKS. -~
DRESS GOODS.
SArTEESs, DlAGoNALs, CAMEL's HAIR, new
EMfnEss CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs, ALpAcAs, and
SILK PorLtSS.
BLACK GOODS.
CAsINEREs, SATTEENs. EMrRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS, and GRAPE
CLOIu-. alsp, Il fnl line of BLACK .ALPACAs,
WHITE AND CoLCRED FLASSgLS,
PLAIN AND PLAID UrERA FLANNELS;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLASNELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS, COLoRED BLANKETS,
QUILTS, aud COMFURTEks.
~ CASSiMERES.
In CAsslMEREs we have u full assortment at all
prices
SuAwLs aud CLoAKS, new ST. les:
BALMoRAL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMnRIC EDGiNGS AND REAL FALhH.
CIESNES LACEs;
KID GLoyES--our own importation;
CiENriEMEN's aud LADIES UNDERWEAR, n full
hpc;
BLEAciisp aud BROWN CorroSs aud SuEErISos.
My stock IS complete In every department. aud
offer special Inducements to an Ia wan! Of DRi
AIS Broad street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
Statesmen: I'D. Turner, w. d. Powers. John
y. GARY, George z. Bagby, l.. D. Stern. Miss II.
Stern. no Is
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BY ". Il. Polk 6 Co, Auctioueer,
COMMISSIONERS SALE oFAyArJ-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALE.
" ABLE HOUSE AND LOT. ON Thin
STREET, In THIS CITY.--As Commission" Of
pointed by decree in the suit of Louisa p.. sp
guardian, plaintiff cs James H. Beck,s heirs. mats
at the November term, 1873, in accordance win
The terms anu provisions Of said decree win soil
on MONDAY the Goth i,istaut the LOT Above
named, on the north side Of Third street between
Canal and Byrd Streets fronting 54h feet on Thr,l
Of the square. This lot has on II u BRICK DWELL.
ISG-HOUSE with four rooms besides the bass.
meDr.
able In equal ins'alments at Elk. twelve, and egn
Teen mouths respectively, carrying Interest from
DUE the purchaser giving negotiable notes therefor
and the title to he retained until the whole purchase
money Is paid. l.. II. SPILNAS,
de l7-10t Comm ssiorer
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 17.-Cotton weak; sales
Of 2,672 hales at 67sQ1 64c. Flour heavy at 81
@%S.15 for common to fair extra; SS.20@Sll for
good to choice. Whiskev dull and lower, closing
sellers at 99c. Wheat heavy and 1@2c. lower;
for Western mixed nsore PORK seadV and nd ned.
erately active at SIC. Beef quiet and unchanged.
Lard quiet and weak at 8fsc Turpentine steady ut
dc. Rosin quiet sc. 55@S2.60. Talow quiet.
FItights to Liverpool dull.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER II, 1877

PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER II, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghcgan, Baltimore
merchandise, l.. B. TatuIn
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, merchan
disc and passengers ". p. Porter. agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, SorloIk' Ner'
chsndIse and passengers. l.. B. Tstum, agent
prig Der Pommer, Jahnke, City Point, 10 Inlsf
loading flour. Liverpool, Haxall, CrenSIaw % %,
Schooner Ross Winans. Foster, washington
dressed granite, Currie Il Co.
: chooner Lottie AmeS, Greeley, New l OK, can
mel coal, Currie & 20. ,,.. ,,,,u,,o1 ,,,,,
Schooner J. c. Henry. Donnally, Phliadelphia
slaves and ore, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Father and Son, Fisher, FREDERICKSBURG
coal Curtis & Parker ..,<,, f,,,o,,.-
hominy wood Curtis &; Parker.
Schooner John Beatty. Price, Phadelpnla plt
James river. lumber, Curtis Parker.
SIoop Sophie, Cheeyes, Petersburg, grain, Inoma
Branch u co.
Schooner Charm, Starr. Philadelphia, December
q schooner joseph r. Ellis, Camp, Phliadclphla
ncceuber 10; brig Water Lily, Wlggin, an
schooners p. G.. Terry, Birdsal, aud L. a. johnson
Mailman, New York, December IL.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived nj CITY Point bark Susie fBritsh), Smith
liverpool salt. Davenport & Morris.
Schooners Cora, Bush, and John u. Hrlghl
Scull, hence, arrived at New York December To-
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers'
corner of Governor ard Franklin streets.

GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE.
" HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNIT U X \,
CARPETS, &C.. AT AUCTION-On THURSDAY
the 9Th instant, at O'clock we will sell at the
residence of Mr. NJ. Blair who Is declining house
keeping, No. 900 Third street, CANDLES Hill, Ills
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting OF
MAHOGANY PARLOR CHAIRS,
MARHLE-TOP TABLES,
MaRBLE-TOP BUREAUS and WhsllSTAHDS,
SIaIIODANY AND WALNUT WARDEOBES.
MAHOGANY DEDSTEADS, FEATHER BEDS,
Two handsome OII-PAlNTISGs ('sLady Jane Gray
and Tutor" and The Greek MoLher'],
BRUSSELS and other CARPETS.
One CHINA TEA SET. GLASSWARE,
one excellent CooKING-STOvE ana F FIXTURES,
together with many other useful housskeeplng artl-
Giles. COOK & La
Cp15 huctoneprS
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoneers,
11l3 Main street.

A .TWO-STORY FRAMED STORE AND
N DWELLING, ON MAIN STREET n
ROCKETS, NEAR THE S-HOUSE, feR
SALE BY +AUCTION.-We shall sell by auction
at 4 o'clock P. 81, u new TTO-SIORY FRIMrDf,
STORE, with q DWELLING above, .on Main
street. In that part of the city known as Rockrn
near the GasW orks, fronting the wharyes on the
river.
TRIMS: $500 in cash; balance In four and e,sb,
months negotiable notes to he given for the deferred
payments, With Interest added. and secured by 4
deed Of trust. RICHARDSON & co.
de II Auctionr,rg
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RICHARDSON & Co., Auc,ioneers
By W. b. Robins,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL ESTATE At u TIE 4:
NORTHEAST CORNER OF FlRST AhD MAI
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, Al
PUBLIC hTCTION.-By virtue of a certain DEL e.
of trust made to the undersigned, bearing nale ~
April. 1870, and duly admitted TO record IN 'h'
Court of Hastings for the city OF Richmond On
April g. 1870, deed-book 90 3, page 54o. ana y
the request OF the holder Of the second ncg1,i!,h'
note therein named aud described, shall, on IL
DAY, December Esd Instant, beginning ~ !
o'clock p. ~, expose 10 sale b. public auction. ..
the premises 60 the highest bidder The rea! ea,Ar
by said deed conveyed consisting o. all iiiat ref,aI
LOT OF LAND with the BRICK DWEiLlNf
&C, thereon, located as above described, iroat.n.
on the north side OF Main street u ieGt Il0f, =.
less and running back between paruiiti ines l''
feet more or less to an alley.
TERMS Cash ss TO so much as may De n ,e, Sr
TO defray the expenses OF executing tue trast ~.
70 discharge note oil 10. li2 with Interest t'rr,
from May g. 1872. at the rate OF ten per ecu U
Der annun; aud as to the residue on sc,i tnil' .
NAV he announced at the time OF sac; SaiT lh VI
tive. W ID. hop.n ,.,-na.r
Sale conducted by ". Is. ROBINS. AaHi4ope&i'
do 81
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncers,
11l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
CBLE ZEAL ESTATE, ON SECOND STREET
BETWEEN JACKSON AND DCYAL SIRE kGs.
BY ACCTlON.-By virtue OF The provisions Of ad',
cree OF the Chancery Court OF the city Of Richmond
rendered on the - day of December, 1873. In tlc
cause of Jones rs. hickey. We, the undr,lgnc1.
commissioners therein appointed, will proceed b.
sell by auction, on the premises. ON SATURDAY
the 9th instant. at O'Clock p. ~. 4 desirable
STUCCOED BRICK STORE, No. 745. with "A
DWELLING above, and lot 90 10 by 1872 feet. On
the east side Of Second street between jackson AMI
Duval streets.
TERMS: One-fourth Of the purchase money In
cash; the residue IN I" Q equal instruments payable
respectively In six ami twelve months, negotiable
notes TO be given for the deferred payments, WIN
Interest added ut the rate of six per cent per an
mum. and the title to be retained until tile "h NJ.
purchase money Is paid and a conveyance orlet'-i
by the court. John JUhlSSi IN
Commlssionuy
RJcuArDspH e Co. AuctiOnecrs d. ID
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Fire aud E1ss OF Life.

san FRANCISCO, December 17...-Tbe Day
ton Hotel, at Dayton, Nevada, was destroy
ed by tire last night. l.. D. Gould, Thomas
Younger, John Norton, Fl. Nash, and MI
CIyster were burned to death.
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Press kilograms
Conversational.


WASHINGTON, December 17.-Senote.-
Mr.. Bogy, reporting n private bill from the
Committee on Indian Affairs, took occasion
TO severely criticise the administration OF
Indian affairs, and pronounced the whole
legislation farce from beginning to end.
The House bill increasing the number Of
enlisted men in the navy to ten thousand was
reported, but Mr.. Sherman opposing the bill
it went over.
There was long debate on the House bill
to repeal the bankrupt law.
Mr.. Edmunds moved its reference to the
Judiciary Committee. He was satisfied of
the iEpolicy of an absolute repeal OF the
bill, but thought that the committee would
be able to prepare bill which would re-
iieye the present law of its obnoxious fea-
lures and would at the same time protect
the interests Of both creditors and debtors.
Mr.. Frelinghuyson was also opposed to
absolute repeal and wanted it referred.
During the discussion of the motion to re-
fer, the morning hour expired. The general
disposition indicates repeal.
Mr.. Fenton made long speech on
finance, arguing in favor of immediate con-
traction of the currency and the reduction
Of Government expenses. ....
adopting the House recess resolution which
Was indefinitely postponed.
The special naval appropriation bill OF
100000 was passed.
HOuSe.-Mr. Wilson, Of Indiana, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported a resolution
authorizing that committee to send for per
sons and papers in the inquiry as to the OH
cal conduct of Judge Busted. of Alabama
and resolution instructing that committe,
to Inquire and report whether Judge Dureil
OF Louisiana, should be impeached for h1gi
crimes and misdemeanors, With PoWer I,
send for persons and papers; both OF Whicl
were adopted.
MIR. Stephens, Of Georgia, said If ne haC
been present yesterday he would have votet
for the repeal OF the bankrupt act ant
against the repeal Of the salary bill.
Mr.. Stephens also presented the memoria
ofthe Cuban meeting held In New York re
guesting the recognition OF Cuban bellige
rency. Referred to the Committee on For
eign Affairs. .s
The bill for the redemption of the loan o
'5S, with the Senate amendments, was pass
ed ); also, a bill to 80 amend the laws in rela
ton to internal revenue as to allow disil.
iery warehouses to continue business after q
cbange in the managers thereof. ....
There was long debate on an amend.
mene to the salary bill, striking out the
words during his present term Of office
us applied to the exception made In regard
i 10 the Presidents salary. l,s4s r.
After the bill had been amended by re-
quirtng the restitution of the back pay
received by those members who had also
nccn members OF the last Congress n sub
stitute was adopted in spite OF the opposi
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 7-Noon. active.
Gold, 1l2h. Money, 2 bid. Exchange-Long, 8;
short, or. Governments strong. States quiet
Epentng-Money active and close IN The morn.
ing, but easier in the afternoon; offered at 5. Ex
change, 8. Gold quiet at 1113@111S Govern
ments-Cons!derabe doing States quiet and no.
thing doing.
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CINCINNATI ETA

changed Corn firm; new, ear, 64@l55c.: old, ear
and shelled, Coo. Provisions dull and unsettled
Pork quiet at $16@S15.25. Lard quiet; steam
SS@Sac.; kettle, SIC. Baconiauielssnd steady;
shoulders scarce and wanted; clear rtb-sdes, TIC.
clear sides, &c. Whiskey IN good demand at S6c.
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iEha AcIsineps War.

PENANG, December IA rumor is cur
rent here that the Achinees made night
attack upon the Dutch forces, surprising
them. 4 heavy battle was fought, but the
result is not yet known.
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Anti-Liquor Men Elected in Georgia.
ATLANTA, December 17.-At the NUM-
cipal election held to-day at Stone Mounta in
the Mayor and Council pledged to grant no
| liquor-licenses were elected By handsome
| majority. The election was warmly con.
tested on both sides.
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BY W. Goddiu,
Auclionecr and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HOUSE AND
1 LOT ON TIE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
STREET EARLY OPPISITE THE ST
CHARLES HOTEL.-As trustee in Il certain deed
OF trust bearing date 10Th OF November, 1871 eX &
EIchmnnd Chancery Court III dced-book No. 90
page 400, shall In execution thereof proceed tG
sell Mt auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
real estate conveyed by said deed, consisting Of
valuable LOT and three-story BRl Ck TENEMENT
thereon, located as above, fronting as feet ruiz
ming back "a feet, subject to III annual ren-charge
OF S166.67.
TERMS: Enough in cash to detray expenses Of
sale and u discharge note OF $500. with al ner,
est in arrcar and the balance such terms shall
be announced at the hour Of sale.
de IT W.GUDDlS, trustee.
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:. 60 E1nr1Is MARKFTS,.

sr. l,ou1s. December 17.-Flour frIn. WITH III
eemand: some sales higher: superdne wintef
Corn dulI and lowef FIX rn eie
,,,nr Whiskey firm ut O5c Pork dull at ~ ;5v
Bacon-Bnsiness small: clear rib, 7ac.; cscas sues
GlNn ard dill ut &c. "a =: t.l
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DRY GOODS.

uUDGINS, GORDON s co. are receiv.
ing their THIRD SUPPLY of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, DIA6ONALS. SAT-
TEENS. MERINOES, and CASHMERES
alta still further reduction in price.
BLACK SILKS and MOURNING GOODS,
HAIRLESS SEAMLESS and VICTORIA
GLOVES,
RUFFLING, QUILLINGS, and RUFFS Of the
newest styles.
III DOMESTIC GOODS, BLANKETS, ELAN
NELS, GENTLEMEE's aud LADIES' UNDER
WEAR, good assortment, and at low prices.
de 9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18
LOuIsYILLE MARKETs.

LOUISVILLE, December 17.-Flour active; lower
grades advanced; extra family, S5.b00S6. Corn
aciive and firm; 50@55c. for shelled on arrival
Provisions quiet md steady. Pork, $3.50. Lard
steady at 9a91 steam, Shc. Bacon nominal
Whiskey tirm, fs- - = = SO