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Zeal & SarImanns
e,uIcpb !Rsal & Comp,
Co. 81 sssS.SssstteSfrase,

e6nbIertu Haueuano alten Sa1trn, ba
h.r io,tn65renb an Sono inrtiihe. tbeoiosi'de
fafitibs, s6ul. uno ssmi&.e 8ndsr su ie5r biut-
gen @relien.
sy- BsrIoncn, pelGc Ofentttte oofr BrodtsSibz
Uotbc,su errid,ten, 4tbrst aEo Stten psltbe Shul'
aibsr sebrau.ben, uuo anosre iplrsn SelS msnn lie
rnn uns touien, (SeptI, ,f2NtsS ,t&U)
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H;h sxsal,,s auuft 8aacrie

ausosrlast nit ben bslien NaI6inrh uno etnse'
,,h,st nab Den ueuefsn 8sresIisruussn, ots ibsr'
haunt bic Photographic aui5umetisn bat, srdnbe Id
MIR sinfu, asebrteu Yublitum Die er9esents aHBe5
~ MAIDEN, oas metn uoR in SaltlmoretraBs uorsastl'
aatt beiuuntes Scitdit nn6
Wr. xes, gsore -SharlsasireRe,
esrleat IL uub als aurtz@aGeric f9 i'm Stanes be
saoei Bertr0its a. liearu, Del1e BON Del Carte de
yisite bis sur eebsusstose in @anen nR6 Del or
sebutiCbteil uno an5fibruns 0id1ts su wiininer
abrta iaiisn. 9ruppea merosn in ieee 9roBe on
bas YeHe ouesel5rt; Die bsIten ardte finb jur ans
tsrtlauns DON ybotosrophie'n bel uHs anseitct, unt
eur ip,rtll6eu 9iinRleru miro bic Gusflbruus Sor
Dortroits anuertlaut. adtuHsapon
RidsGrs @asSI,
NtaA1. Gr 46. Yorb @barls6EfTass.
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9;r gNilinn'iflc Wobmaifline

fur one artsn sinfate unb snncuz arbcit iii pcrsis'
lidbar, aIs ate unberu. Sic lGuit leitt, obns Se=
rduSd, III sirfa unO SGuerbait unb stSnet id beionz
bers fir Stnstcer, Der Bres ferielteu 1T bon So
bis Si25. Wtau iprebe nor anb uutstiube oteielbe.
u. Srpnn, a9tnt,
ty,opl31SE gtr. as, Noro sSaphra6e.
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IGin nrn6cr Gnn,hmn

8orbs Is IN, Waii., IA. MGr5. -
@eilern babeu Die Otit6iirger ben yebreumer.
then" (?) Srn. Dates AmeS NIB ibre 6raucn
mt 30ater Oemieben cine Spation bereitet.
gS batten iih oeren $50 in Dem Ime8'S6ul.
bauie eingeinnoen, nm Srn. ams8 feterlih
5u cmpfangeu u1o ihm eiuen 6ehidmuus gu
bereiteu. Or. 8. 9. &o9spea ptdFOirte,
uno als obgetafslt mar, bslpilltommnete er
Sru. Ime8 in ieinsr 9eImatb uno belt cine
Nsos, Die oes NubmeS uno be3 2obe5 0eS &C.
feicrteu y@reblt Wobiliet" "<>oeloen uou mar.
@r oriifte Tim bas oOuIe iortoauernOe Ser
trauen in istue @brenbuftlgteit unO 3uteAritdt
aus. 9ieie Demonitration luerbe Obne 0tiidz
ildt anf Die Bartei gemQft, unO Der &eOner
iagte, er fiible, OaB er Die Gsitnnun3 differ
ausiprete, weun er iage, baB neil anoere iu'
den, hires &sprGientanten guteu ytamen 3u
u.runsAreu, ieinc @onititueuten leoer 3eit III
ibm Senes eoclIte Wsrf @ottes, eineu sbr'
li9en Wann" elblidt haben. Damn idloB
Der 8irbi9e nit beR 0orten: Dem ebreus
werthen Srn. Dates Vines, Der wic Sob aus
bemSdmelStiegel beruOrsing, sr belt bic fel=
rige OrOalie ans uno gng Ieutytenocr nnG
rensr ans ibr herpor."
(0a8 gsbt iiber baSSo6neulieo, uub fonute
MIR i'm 9umbuglanOe, i'm 2anOe Ger mOralls
Id1en <}0se'n, uo;fommen.
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StebttaIiI.

SanbuStp, o, IS. 4fdrS. -g8ir er6ul-
ten iolgenOe Brtuatospsjdl,: ,Satob geub
BON bier bcpOuuts ieiue&rjparniiie, bic bercit5
Ole SObe uOu $500 errcitt hatten, in oem
StrObiafe ieineS 8etteS, mo- er ie iiher
glaubte, lane aber beute 81 icinem Sbredsu,
ban 9iebe iciu Sopital oProuht hnttpn
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Aue 2lrten
MIlmnidlineil AIR W:ct5c

an 80 monutlid. Gum SerfGuIe in JtGtanbGbiuH9en
an S. uro Honat SuarSabler srbaltsu einer LIBERIA
Ian gb,ua. Iprisp epuSeniiaaer,
fSft3ftSD Nr. IprS Sutaipitrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
ggrcpaiiGs 6abelbsr!dsta.

9 OIL Der ngiiociirsn 8reic" fir osH GOrrsipOnte
I'm" beridItst
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6. Matue, Serausaebet.
gpe;ial : Woti3en.
8alfiinUrs

8agfiinUrs
Sire Suiutanes SiEts.
Fart iortuaureno 9gsen 8trulf ODER Spaoen
s1rG Rranouns!at, ioDobl IN Der Staot ioie in!
sauSs, ale actsn ION gsentbum. WehE'. eabsn. u
tisaarsublasr, oaueeissutsr, ater6auproout!e Dte<
beIn, DISQUALIFICATION, i'm Ban besrtffene ooer i'm
oafsn in 9G0uns beiinollhs b0brieu9s u. !. ~.
Sas OircttorIum beitsbt aus iotgsnoeu Serren
8m. -. SGtrliou BIaF6ent;
SEQ. u. Bttsrs, &. .: xepI,
0nnis x Chiffon Z. Robt. Stnsns.
yns,b Hsrriaatsu {. Diorton 5tepari,
SSynnSis 3. giau S, r, VeDeourt,
Stsrn 5drroO Soruils pcrrolt,
y a Stru6rt 90. gB. Toeter,
qn,S a. 8rurs, SsrasI 6obsn,
CSeo. I. Sariion.
.u,,t,,rez z,snrmuluts unr fretsre " RG&tt6tt lbt.
as9tmittoI as9s.i ~ G;Tb In 6st 5fcf, Sabneiz@1e pop
sr,s. es uES Botsrftr. ettbstli woauG cEeaait1dss
;ose-, ,risbtet uerrrn. 8CrH&srnnesn peresn ont
tV,Srs ,ine Trh anasuommsu, Dsl4s Der appliton.
phui6tn mGg. sn>.. s
iSlu.f,1S.t 81 Doo'~0rfs' Stn.
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Die 3eit Ter gSnnner lit nod nid)t
bSrilbcr

Die 1te"Amerlta L d q a. ma d ne" TT obne
Iebenbuber; iis uerrittet ale entGdsn uno 6anepS
arbsteH, ptlte ir9eHo cine anoRre UfaiGtne mabt
oon Der ietnfeu bis sur srbtfen, iouie Fe auG elm
Isor bIbide5 8nopTlo6 madt. EShr 6amiIlea uno
56ne.osr lit lie aeraoe bic tie Wai4ine. gsdte
9e6iuaungen GPan iprctbe pot, ebe man anoerswo
fauit, in benz Sitreau aul DIR WorspffsSde Der
erxiustons unt 0arfffrase. (DsS3i.3WteD
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Snlano : 9speIGfn.
S(uS SSdfbindtcft.

8aibiuQton, Is. Mdr}. - Ser Sez
fret1r S0utmeQ antm2rtete ,beute Wtorgen et-
uem Sreunbe, baB eS nod gGr ntdt 9eulB lei,
oaB er am Montaa ieinen Slb I'M 8unoeS
ieuate einnebmen msroe; bieleS bGn9e gan'
oauon ab, tplId)e &erIit9ungen Der BrGIieent
iiber ieiu ieBiaes 2lntt treIfe. Wtan glalbt,
oaB 8ouhpeQ Bis nod Ger &srtugung oe8 81
mats RinauSmrifer bleibt, oaB oonn 8t6ter
Hiharoion baS Imt bis gum Serblte prOplios
rid prmaltet uno bel SerIammlung oeS
nGfiien @onQufe8 etn promlneutcr Jtemf
0ortRr gum 6inanSmtniiter ernannt meroen
mr0.
- Sen. Sone8, Der Yoilmeiiter Don Nem-
Dorf, fam beute bier On NIB iiberrei6te Dem
YrGlioeuteu isiu @ntlaiiuugSgeiuh.
- 2emiS 8oap mgroe beute benz @eneral'
YoItmeiiter unb auoeren Seamteu 0e8 BOit-
departments ais 8unOesienator BON WIthOurt
uorgeieQt.
- Ser 9ampf nm bie BohnleiiterfeGc in
Chattanooga, &eun, 1T anf's 0Ieae auS9e'
broden.
- Seuator 8rownlolu rci1te 9euts 2benb
mad Der 6eimntb ab.
2Baibin9tou, Is. MdrS. - 9r.&aipar
8eller, ciuer uuiersr ncGlbefarntcn oeutlAen
DttlUuISStt ~ NuLJ LuuhNbkht lHioOpllN'I uh'
0ounsrfasN Nbeno nm l1ll6r lnl uBropiOcnces
Sopltai" geitorbeH, mpbin cr Dor stma Hos
t)eu, nad)osm er einen SIutfnr5 befOmmcn
hattie, gebrudt worben mar. 0r. Seller mar
in Sabre 1927 in Yonu OH 9tbein gtbOren,
madJte osn id)e8piy bOllteiutiten 6elOiug
init uno Oieute mdbreno oe8 leBteu &riegcS
ais Sberit 2isutcnant I'M Z. 9tew Dortcy
(Steuben) &olontair- 0Iegineut. t0r. Scuer,
Der sluar ldlou friiher leioenb mar, hat Ndl
ieiue 8runfbelt, welde idiNBlth cen 500 bcr4
beiiiihrte, hauptiGhlid) pdbrcnO Der lCgten
BrdFbentitaft8-2 2SObt @Ompugne in Yitt8'
burl, no CT otr Sploaten. uuO Wtaroiens
Gouucntiou bcimobrtt, i'll Nolge Der Irfren,
gungen, beueu er iit uu8iette, Sugejogen.
0erelbe bluterlGBt cine gSlttUe uuO iablreld)e
6reunoe, >ueld)e ieusn Scrluit betrauern.
- Der GrdNoent bat cine SlOer erlaiien,
wcl6e oaS 2anoamt Uon gSeit=Botnt, 9tebr.,
uad Dem StdOt6eu 9tOIfOlf in bemlslbeH
Staate Derle9t
Der ErGToent miro iGmmlife adlt Sns
oianer.S Superintenecuturen auIb eten Il. pier
ueue anotonen.
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4 8clDz une StlhsgDaa1sa.
"a Gin rstabaltsa Eager 80 aam.s:sssss. a.
e''s'"' Ssissns uno Rlterne "a @ snueftH.
SHberpiottirte &dorsn.
;fhs mefier aareN.t
3eug 8ronss@ gao GsRs. = u
an Is5r bIfigtn 8Ieifcn bet
81. y. BasHsF
s,lusm ueren GeiGdIte, a.,..,.sx
Int 1S1Syl Rr. iS5, ns.sSdifiEsssSS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17

nur iebr tpentge mibbillisenOe Stiulmen ac.
bort. Die ansabe, baB man gslo bsnuet
babe, nm Olao. Yutuam, Die Grau res ST.
motoeten, 81 beetnfluiien, eHsn grisf an
9Ouperneur 0ir Ill itreiben, bamit oicier
Sotcl'8 9obeStrafe ummaroeln m6ae, hat
Fd idlieBIId ais ourdau8 9ruuolp5 beyuus.
geieqt.
Sir bic Solfsifimmung ibtr Die gutifeiz
Dung oe5 @ouusrneur5 III cine 4bitmmunq
i'll elmer 60brlt im uuteru 5beile Der Staot
beSeid)nenS; &c Der Nrbeiter itimmten fir, 16
gegen Die ShIuB.Gntiaeibuu9 oes @Ouper-
neurS.
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3eituua5 =g8inbbeutcIei.

gSalH1H9ton -. WIr;. Die an.
bcrtbalb Spalten im uorgeitrigen gielu. Yorter
u6sralo," Die NIT Dem 8eribt iiber ieine au<
geblide llnterrebun9 zines nStralO" CORE
ipOnoeeu nit oem YrGiioenteu Grant au9e.
iiiut llnb, entbGlten nldtS ulS 6irHqcipinite.
Der Blaioent ialte, er babe Ih pom y,Se.
l0"=&orreiponoenten Die 5anb ifiittelu lai,
len, bate jeOot ourfIauS gar tein @eipra6
nit oemIslbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-17
0ebraSer Get,
Guarps zSpiritupicn s. anSler,
0r. 40, 9igbtitraRe.
GR aInfsliebe Sabne.
Sr. 30. S. GtheriDge.

ytr. q, 9 i D. Bro 10 y.
gisiss alte uno lang etabtir9 subn ar,nss giireou
III m a(gn artitcln iir oas Srbatr5 s9eitd't gut
pc1iebcu SCs 4ahsas III rein, unb Ger 3otfor earnH'
int 3Gbne pcitiu obue S6me gen cusSaSieteH, no.
raul tr eine lonca uro nauerboitan Se5iie ctriett
uro aarantirt rag Die gause Operation 3atrtenbeit
seplbrsn Miro. Ile ,abnaMtllten .aperattonen
(9oui8, ,f2MteV) Ir. Ell, SuesSroaeroap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January 13.-For New Eng
saud. cloudv weather with rain and snow to.
nisht. but winds veering 10 westerly end
northwcsseYly, with clearing weather and
falling temperature on Tuesday. From Ten,
nessee to the upper lake region and eastward
over the Middle States, northwesteriy ano
westerly winds, lower temperature and clear
md clesrlng weather. For the South At
lantic and Gulf States east Of the mississippi
winds yeering to westerly and northeriy
with clear and clearing weather. For inc
Northwest, falling barometer md w'nds
shifting 10 southerly md casterly.
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louisiana Affairs.

Especial telegram 10 tho D.spa!ch.I
WASHINGTON, January 1G.-There was on
exciting debate in tie House today on Lou
lsiuna matters, which eviUccd fully the dis
satisfaction of very many Republicans with
the situation of affairs there, and even
pointing at the impeachment of Judge
purcll. There Is very wide change
in the opinions Of many Republicans
IN Congress OF the Louisiana question,
ana It does not appear likely that in new
complications which might arise the Gov
ernmcnt would be prompt to take sides with
either part, resting its action entirely IN the
interests of preventing civil war in the
st9te.e TMoS.
WASHINGTON, January 13.-The President
sent tu the House OF Representatives to-day
mass Of lalers upon tho subject of Loui-
Siam politics. Affairs. The papers embrace
cupics of reports Of Judicial proceedings.
correspondence by mail and telegraph, me
MORALS. and other matter, nearly all Of which
bus been already published.
The following telegram from General
Emory, dated New Orleans. January 18th.
70 tho Adiutart-GeneraPs Office, closes the
correspondence.
las Mr. Kellogg has been declared by
Governor riDch'aus aud the Legislature
WHICH he recognizes rs the Gosernor-clect
OF Louisiana ] presume it is intended hy
IT'S iratructinns That shall also recognize
him. and shall accordingly do 80 UulesS
otherwise instructed. The situation here i.
lcco.riDg mole complicated, md. in my
opinion, The Use rf ia" troops simply to
kcep the pence cannrt lad 10 satisfactory
VI permanent solution Of the difficulty here
TWO GOVERNORS EXAGGERATED.
NV ORLEANS, January l3.--I'ha inaugu.
ration ceremonies passed of quietly, and the
weather rr, Clear aud pleasant.
Dir. lNcEnery was nau%aruteh III Lafayette
Squire. Several thousand persons were !tre.
sent, including many ladies.
AT. Kellogg was iliugurateds t Mechanics;
Institute, tho doors Of which ore. still
guarded by United States soldiers. About
1850 persons were present, three ,toulths Of
wi,rin were coloreu.
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Inauguration of Governor Hendricks.
of Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, January 13.-The Lcgisla-
ture met in joint convention this afternoon
and Governor Hendricks was inaugurateG.
In his inaugural lie states that he is pre-
pared to discharge his duty towards the
United States and maintain the rights of his
own State, and that each State and the
United States are so related that the
support OF one Is fidelity to both. He
deErecates the intermeddliug Of the United
States authorities in local troubles and
state affairs. lie claims that Indiana is
capable Of self-goYernment and possesses the
power to settle all questions that touch
relations between the State and the United
States. He says that his conduct upon all
such questions shall be governed by i'll earn
est desire to preserve The Legitimate authority
Of both, and to maintain the most sincere
harmony by prompt and full discharge of
every duty aud the exercise Of fraternal
comfy; and further, that he will labor TO
promote cordial friendship between In.
diam and tie other States,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
by James L.. Apperson.
Real Estate Agent and huctiunecr.

BY ". r. FOLK & Co.. Auttlonecrs.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, January i3.-Sennte.-No'
thins important was done in this body to-
day.
Heuse.-A resolution was adopted for IN
inquiry into the conduct Of Judge Duresi, OF
Louisiana, with view to his impeachment.
An animated discussion occurred on re-
solution offered by Mr.. Sheldon, of Louisi.
;ina, for The appointment Of select commit
tee on the Louisiana troubles.
Leading members spoke pro and con on
this amendment. Finally q resolution offered
by Mr.. Garfield, of Ohio, WIS adopted In its
stead. referring the whole matter, with d
message from the President thereon. to the
judiciary Committee
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Rattle with Indians, &c.

SAN Francisco. January BIN the bat
tic of some Of the companies OF the Fifth
United States cavalry with Apacl,es, Oh the
20th ultimo. near Salt river, not ii warrior
escaped. All of the band were killed and
twenty-five women and children captured.
A New Mexico freight truin for Campbell
was attacked by Tue Apaclles, and wagon-
master killed at Penos Altos. The Indians
also killed somo of the white men. and were
afterwards seen on the reservations wearing
the clothes OF the murdered men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14

rrslL IETEEAEyT OF THE REAAtss CT TEE LATE.
INFERIOR --pIsTISdr,snEp PERSONS At cHIsEL-
nuRsT--TIE FIIacE 1arEHIAL--ETiSG IN
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, january lathe PruSsian Cross
Gazette to-day contains Il bitter article
against England. 1t considers the invasion
Of KRhiya by the Russian troops, the rego.
tjatiou OF Prussia with rortusai for the ac.
QUESTION Of Deiagoa Bay, and the lasesures
taken bs the United States in regard to the
Sandwich Islands, as 50 many ttaeks on the
prestige Of England. The article a!ludes 10
Eussfs and the United stntes In co,npii-
,rDentaIy manner, and intimates that those
Powers combined with Gesrnas;s might di.
sias ths sfefid between tasml q
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, January l3.-Cctton dun; sales. l, $50
bales: upllns, 2nsc.; Orlotns, 2la Flour IN mode
rate demand at sG.l5GSd.75 for common 10 fair cN-
ira s. .s5@l:.75 for good 10 choice. Wh-key lower
al oiGJDl9c. Wheat lac. better; offerings light
the advance has checked business: winter wheat
duh aud unchanged Corn dull without material
change. Pork dull and unchanged ut il3.7sGtSl4.
Mess beet dull at sO So for plain mess $l2GS135O
for extra mess. Lard we;,k Ut sMssc. for western
sieam SIC. for kcttlr rendered. Turpcntine dull at
al tlsc. Ru=in firm at sass.
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LoSDos, January IA dispatch from
Bomtay saysa report has reached that city
that a terrible earthquake has occurred at
somghnr, u town OF india, in the district of
Barobs DomiDos, ia miles north OF Bonn
bny. Fifteen hundred persons are said 10
have been killed in the town alone. No
thing has been heard from the surround.
Ing country, but it IL feared that there has
been much additional loss of life. 4
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S0ut2a american, fTnira.

AsrISwALI., January 6. TIA kIHGg1or, IA
MAicA, january 15.--The Church, party are
succeeding in u revolution in the State OF
Canoa.
A conspiracy TO asSassinate tho President
of Peru by means of placing torpcdocs on
railroad over which lie had TO travel has
been frustrated, aud the leaders In the move.
mcnt arrested.
\ number Of revolutionary plc;terS have
heen arrested ut Arcquep and banished
from the country. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

demand; prices unchanged. Wheat quiet white
choice aud amber, f2l5@ red western, $l.7s@
steady; white southern, G0NETec.: yellow southern
8igQt5c Oats iirmtr: southern, S0Gl53c.; western
mixed. asG;7c.; western white, 4sQl5Oc. Rye, Sl.u2
Hay unchanged. Provisions very strong. Pork
irlier and higher; mess, 81. Bulk meIts 1rmer
aud higher, light offerings; shoulders, si@5c; rib
sides. oIefc.; clear rlbsiees, us@Gtc Bacon irmer
and In good demund; shoulders, 54lec. for old and
new: rlh-sides, 7sc. clear rib-sides. ss!c; hams
hrm; new, l2:Il5c. Lard firm. Western butter
unchanged. Whiskey nominal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Monday, January IL.
OFFERINGS.

WNEAT.-White, SO. bushels. Red. l.fas bushels
CcHN.-White, l2l bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels.
OAIs.--%0 bushels
YE.--si bislel-.
MfAL.--ldu bushels
SALES.
WEEAT.-W White. g bushels prime al S2.lo; =
bushels brine o,l private tcrliS; IS GIstels very
good al :2.!O y, !llStll Ia'r at S.S5 80 bushels
common al 1I,:l 10 bi;shels very good ut s216-to-
ial. $50 !isIIcs.
WHEAT.-lcd; 792 bushels prime at :".l0: lit
bushels very good Rt SECS; - bushels fair at $50
10 bushels good al So: lH6 bushels very good eli pTi-
vae tCrius-tolal, I,"ss kusilcl-.
CCNS-MIXed. III bGsilciS very good 1T I5c.
kYf.-54 bushels prime al SIC.
NEAL .-lCy bu.hel: on private lcr,ns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-01-14
Geographic Summary.

Brown & Jakes's paper mills, at .An,ster-
dam, n. l., have been burned.
The bill for nstitutionsfconrenton in
May, for Ohio, became law on Saturday.
The reported conservation of the Protest
ant church within Rome was premature.
The ceremony was over tie laying Of tue
cornerstone.
Dispatches from west of Chicago report
thaw with drizzling rain. Many persons
have been frozen to de2tb. A fuel famine is
unprecedented. sss" ..s.....
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The Subject Of HaterEnl Improvement.
before Congress-.

WAsuISGToS, january 13.--Thc speech of
Gunaral nubosc. tnvoring Government aid
III BEHALF OF the Atlantic and Great Western
"aIul, attracts general attention. The bur.
ecu OF bis argument was against the uncon-
stitutonality Of the ala which is asked. He
furnished facts and figures showing tina. the
work was rational necessity.
The friends Of tho james River and Ka-
nawlm canal will have hearing before the
Commerce Committee Of the House to-
imOriJN.
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Tlso Observation-Disclosures disclosure

New YoEK, January 13.-At an Interview
yesterday Thomas &. Durant said he would
Dot be surprised if the names OF William +.
Dodge and Hooper appeared IN the list OF
"C!ciit-MoIilicr stockholders. lie also H.
'in!ated that Dodge took care Of President
Grants interest in town lots. In this con-
ncc:ion Durant does not think the books of
The Credit-Mobiier" will disclose anything
!, they are found, but if they arc not found
be has certified copy of them.
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T'he Alabama SenatoIsnil,.

SELMA, Ala, January 13.--The Selma
Times, Il leadingDemocratic Journal, will in
to.morroW's issue advocate the election Of
the Hon. Richard Busted as senator from
A'a9a!na, it being Impossible to elect a
Uamncrut
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NEW loEE. JaEuary l3.--Ex-Nayor Kings.
land is dead. lie WAS serenty-Gye years OF
age. .......... ID. ..--.,-.-.. -..-.
Major Michael ". Cleskcy, formerly post
master OF the United States HoGsc CT Repre-.
sentatires, died at Louisville to-liay.
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VIRGINIA HOUSE FOR sALE.-Vn
7 be sold Oh the FIFTEENTH DAY OF I Az, Nh
AIRY, ls73. atl2 O'Clock 81. at auction the mn, ~
KNOWN Known as tiie rihiihlA HOUSE, situated IN II.
OF Union and Main streets, wv"
This property has large trout on Main stree, =,
portion Of the lot runs back to Patton So
There are fifteen rooms besides out-hu!lGne,. sSs
This property would make good banklng.bor..
having u tirc-proof vault aud Large iron sais :,
side. II vas formerly used as the Virginia p,ss
1t is also well adapted for boarding-house b1in,t
the cart Of tic business portion Of the town III.
perfect. s.,,lr
This is exceedingly valuable prcpcrtr.
( TERMS: One-third cash tss,ahce In one and t..
years equal instruments with eight per cent .e,
est Deed VIII We given aud mortgage t,k,n f.,
the deferred payments. Possession Isl Of Nav
! BY order Of the Council.
W. ". wORSHAN
Z II 8-tds Chairman OF Building Commits
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
s.ce,x mnt, Money Markets.

- SHOCK @fsI .UVfty 1H'N 49, - -
New, YoRz. January is.-Aoncy eas'e'
to-day: the bulk Of business on call was s.s,'
although at close some loans were maze .. = ),
700. Exchange dull at 100! to 'o's. o'io
closed at liz. to I124. Governments qu'et'
State bonds dull, very quiet. ana hoh'it"i.
BALTIMORE. January l3.-Virgiuia consols.
So: Virginia registered, 51--b!d to-day.
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SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ AT AUCTIOE.-Att the request OF the owner
will offer for sale at auction on the premi~es, On
FRIDAY. December 20, 1s72, at Il O'Clock IL
that extremely valuable property known a. lie
M0NUSIEtT TAI HOTEL. aud The LOT adjoLnns
with the wooden and brick buildings thereon.
This property Is situated IN the cxtci eeo2a phlcs
centre OF the city, Immediately opposite to The Cai!
to Square, ut The junction OF Grace and Airth
streets, directly opposite to Capitol rt,et. aud M,
euualled for the Beauty OF Is situation. II Ia- \
front of I63 feet Oh the west side Of Ninth street
and 90 feet OH the north side OK Grace street, ani
three-fourths of the lot has depth OF 100 feet run
ming back from Ninth street
The property is chartered and may be taken by
company IN shares Of 800, In rhch event the owner
Will take . number Of them. When the Chesapeake
and ohio rsilroad now nearly finished, shall r.
rom pleted, there muI be u frst-ci0SJ b.fi on
Sockre Hill, and this place Is without rival for H.
Until preparations are made 10 build, tic r"nsl1i
keep down interest taxes, SC. The property IVA,
be bought privately and negotiations arc Invited,
TERMS Very liberal.
In consequence Of bad weather POSTPONED n
MONDAY, January 90, 1879. ut same hour.
j. l.. APPEES1N, huctt'n"er
~ .Tyn.III
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900. 800 81 sssg,sns,nsy yu.lks.

ST. E,,rx "a. January IS, 1873. Bib y,
HE ,udse Of Roanoke county died syester-
, ~, - : O'Clock r. NJ, At bis ,nae'a resi-
IAN "a 8, Montgomery county. i 5,s: 81.