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France.

France
yEtsaLrss, December 10.-1The counsel
concluding bis argument IN tavof On .haIaine'
declared that as the Marsbai olu LIZ ,,.ua
der the army in the field be was sels as's VI
violating article 20 of the army eeoe.
~ ,t.4 Later. ! atanlI 4
rosc,rs1oS OF THE BAZA1SE TRIAL he -
rouSp GUILTY AND SENTENCED TO DEATH AND
DEGRADATION BEFORE EXECUTION. ,.5..s...
VERSAILLES December 10.-M. Sac 'hlaho,
counsel for Marshal Bazaine, In his crora-
ton said: 81 deeply sympathtzc WI sn Tue
valiant soldier, overwhelmed by TINS HrlD,e
accusation. j fear not death for him. He y
brave. and fears nothing but the ioS' VI MS
honor. for the sake OF his vile ana csHoien.
feel most for France, which Will c'epioie
thk lass of yaIorous soldier. Your d onor,s
n,triotism forbids that you condemn MIN.
Won know what political trials are on tne
spotto which posterity has raised a statue
70 those executed after such trials.
M Pourcet replied, demanding that ter
ribIa example be made as q lesson 10 tne
rising generation. ion+ =" y, o.
Before the judges withdrew Marshal Ba'
zaine said 81 have two words IN my preasI,
Honor and country ! have never Deen
wanting towards this proud motto curing
fortv.tWo years' of service. / swear oet0re
Christ. that have not betrayed france.
After along deliberatton the judges DE.
clared the accused guilty of the charges OF
the capituIation Of Metz aud the army III LUG
omen field without doing oil that was pre-
scribed by honor and duty to avoid surren'
der. and unanimously condemned Dim 10
death, and to be, degraded from his rank pre-
Vious to bis execution.
After the judgment had been renoereu'
all the members of the court slgnea an aps
peal for mercy, which the Duke DAu1 nu.
Immediately conveyed in person 10 fresl-
dent Mcmahon. ,....-...,
Marshal Bazaine was greatly agltateo WheA
he heard the decision of the court.
- - England. 49," ~. '.r-'
LONDON, December 10.-The steamer Am"
birise has arrived from Cape Coast. nlr-
teen Of her crew died from yehow-ieVer
during the passage.
London Is again enveloped IN dense fog
this morning. There were numerous accl-
dents yesterday. both in the streets ana on
the Thames. The hospitals are hlled WIN
people who we're run over or otherwise
wounded. On the river three persons were
killed by collisions between various crafts.
R1RsiNGHAa, December 10.-A serious
collision occurred on the railway near this
city this morning. Thirty persons are re-
ported killed aud injured. A heavy fog pre-
vailed at the time OF the disaster, and 1t was
impossible for either engine-driyer to see the
approaching train.
The reports that large number OF persons
were killed by railroad accident, near BIZ
mingham, to-day, are incorrect. NO lives
were lost.
Germany.
BERLIN, December 10.-The Landstag TO-
day rejected by 1913 majority the motion cen.
surfing the legislation by the Government
directed against the Ctra-Montane Catholics.
Austria.
VIENNA, December 10.-The bill author1z-
ing the raising of loan for the mitigation
Of the financial crisis has passed the RelchS'
rath,
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'AUtTf6V skfNyArutufe Days !!
NIEWPoRTs MILLS IN; JAMES CITY I.

NEWPORT. MILLS, IN. JAMES CITY
Ly COUNTY. va, FOR SALE.-By virtue Of Q
deerse rendered BY the Circuit Court Tor the
county q jane, City snd he CITY p W ~ ~.
casoS OF GUSTS and others DuPfey and
Others, and Sonthall and wife DS Durfeys cxecu-
tor, the undersigned, No spectal com tntssouers, Will
sell at public auction to the highest bidder, before
the eourt-hOuse Of the said city OF Williamsburg,
on the 18th day Of Janlisry, s74 County court
dzyj. one-llalf OF that valuable MATER GRlST
andSAW-M1LL called Newpor. Minis, = ins lTH
EIGHT AND ONE.HALF ACRES DE LAND be-
longing thereto, situated H. james City county,
near jamestown, on liaytgsble creek within two
miles Of James river. rhis mill Is IN working
order, and from It's locality and capacity one Of
During the war Of lSl2 II supplied the American
navy With -four, and stil manufactures the best OF
dour. i f ~ &, zal @"s a@...s -,
: TERMS Only cash enough viii be required 20
pay the expenles OF sae and FOR The residue OF the
purchase money credit Of one, two, ana three
years viii be given, the purchaser ~ execute bonds
for the deferred payments, With good security bear
Ing legal interest," from the day Of SALE aud the title
- '''' -" 80 : SYDNEY SMITH,
.-F'....F 1s-'''..' ts r. T. AR3fISTEAD,
"s. Ia at, .f.., Special commissioners. I.
terms, the other half Of said MIL LIS and LAND be-
longing to John W. Lea and Sife VII be e, s9. nu
~, ... ,,,.. Agent for John w. Lea and wife.
- '7--T'1 N,1''%.' ~ de 11.1aw4w
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BY Cook & Laushton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF SHAM
/ "A ILTOSIAN ~. COLT, WAGONS, CARTs'
RIAGKsMiTHs, AND CARPESTTEsIRSSs ToyHL ~
HAsTEsso HoGsEH2Es2b FFR is ie nssa
at on O'Clock viii sell at the iste residence %
George W. Baker, deceased, on williamsburg turn,
pike, near the corporation iue lfuitop), general
'''' aoUssHoLp FURNITURE, s, ID
y CROCKEKY, &C., embracing the usual variety
lBAY HORSE Golf, two years old, by Hannii'
u cos SstSs SPRING WAGON and Harness
several WAGONS, ,s.,..
CARTs, and HAKSESs;;r c,pprs.
A large 10: OF MHEE WIiiT , 0h =
s1Ad fksa rs Il Hos Co. sssht
With many other useful a arpiSiss: saopE,
Administrator Of george r. B.t a dsssassd.
q eq se.ffCis k ,fS'is Aas''0nsst'. -
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I viii sell
n at auction, at the residence OF Samuel louisn.
Jr., deceased, on the River road about teq m.ies
above Riehmond, on MONDAY ths 3Zd q nxsT ~.
S sss. lsls asy ns sfsfs soma
S Ys sS ss or sSi L. xs f EHEEa
Tsr s sS TExSRkISG ssaa CALF ,pt.nan .
f Esrse sasnss 81 OATS both CLEANED sns IN
sheaf, and some seventeen barrels CohA.
,ts, .as ALSO so 'Ni 49,
Two WIIEAT-FANs. one CORS-suELLE h'
Qns GLEANER and RALlSG-hathtNE'
one ia ikisii irASITAfoEs. rLoUsHs, Sc
with q lot OF HUUSEHOLp FURStrUkss,k r.r
TERMS An sums or 500 and under, cash. S rss
that amount, ninety days credit for approved ~
gottsbte notes satisfactorily endorsed. =
7..,..I,..-y.. J. Vi. LfNkMAS.S Hu. SH
de- O-eoitd&22 Administrator
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Norfolk.
MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
NORFOLK, Va, December 10.-The Man
haitian and Powhatan arrived at this port
this T. NJ. after an uneventful voyage. Mr..
Julius Chambers, of the Herald, is on the
Powhatap, and says Mr.. Elan, Of Richmond,
left on that vessel on Friday last fol- New
York to take another ship.
The torpedo-boat Fortune did not leave as
soon as was expected, but leaves tomorrow
morning With sealed orders. -.
Captain Jones, of the schooner Union,
from Jones's Wharf, in Sllrry county, was
accidentally knocked overheard and lost
while entering the harbor here this morning
about O'Clock.
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...u BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auchoneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bauk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VAL.
~ LIABLE TRACT OF LAND ASI}xr CAL Lkp
MILE FROM THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG,
CONTAINING FIVE UNDRtD ACRES, aOhE
OR LESS.-By virtue OF decree OF the Clrcnit
Court Of the county Of james CITY and city OF WE If
Grubbs Is. Badgeley and Others, The undersignea
one OF the special conmissopers thereby spRorntt-
ed, will proceed on the 22DDAY OF DECEaBEk,
1873 O'Clock P. ~, fir; the ars! ,ns
city of Williamsburg to sell at public auctions TO the
highest bidder that certain TR4 &. oa n LAM .,
Queens Creek containing hye hundred acres, NOR
or less adjoining the lands OF Robert Garre,t sha
William Nv alters estate, and Others. The ceare1
land Is very productive more than bali L. In ws1o
aud timber, and there Is on the farm an aDan
dance OF very rich mari
! TERMS: 0ne-fourih cash: the residue In thres
equal iDstalments at six, twelve. and elghtse
months from Gay Of sale, purchaser to execute DOLE
for deferred payments, bearing interest trom u.
of sale aud title 20 be retained until all t'e p1i
chase money Is paid and conyeyan 9ree gs W
the court. u - +JoHN ": GhpsoS.
GHUBBs WILLIAMS, Aoctioa6ers. IT'D.
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.'t'H By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHEs.
Il TERIELD COUNTY, NEAR MASCHEs-
TER, AT AUCTTON.-Assn surviving trustee unde,
aided Of trust executed by ". II. Brander, Jr.
and wife and W. H., Brander, Sr, to tbe late j. C.
Davis and myself, dated 2Sth November, 1871
and duly recorded In Chesterfield County Coartt
Office, being thereto required by the personal repre-.
sentative OF the creditor secured win sell at anc
ton, upon the premises, on MONDAY, 10th De
cember, at o o'clock III. the property conveyed in
said deed-to wit: 2 he life estate Of v. 3. Bran
der, Sr., and the undi glded moiety Of ". Il Bran.
der, Jr., in remainder In fee In and TO TRACT Or
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-TWO AND
A HALF ACRES OF LAND In Chesterfield county,
on the Broadrock road, about two miles from
Manchester. ~.
This is said.to be a valuable and productive piece
Of land. .t.. ..s.s
TERMS AS prescribed by deed, expenses OF sale
I'm currency and 81 1873 with nterest from LIST Of
December, 1873, in gold coin, cash; the residue
upon terms to be directed by the grantors in said
deed; and In event OF their failure to give any III
rection, then upon terms to be named by ma on the
day Of sale.
II Is probable that more favorable terms may b.
made by consent Of those Interested GU the day OF
sale. .-s GEORGE u. DREWRY,
Surviving trustee
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. de3
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Il III to The late cttil wat ;'slhee which TINE
tna rscs here had been clothed With pofhcai
rirtts. They row ask the national De9isla'
trre to give them such privileges as afs az y ;.
corded to the white race. ~ - II
These embrace the rights OF ADMISSION
into the public schools, theatres, hotels, anu
an the steamboats, and railroad cars. II way
A Calhcy to say that the colored race are
slayes by instinct. They were Tree pelors
thew were seized by thetr, former captors anu
traders: and long series Of years OF BONO
age has not exsinguishcd their love OF Tree
dom. I
since their emancipation; denied that 1t was
denendeut upou the Caucasian race Tor GUS
tanning its rigor Of intellect, rs Is often as.
serted, and pointed out education as the way
to have recognition seek them instead VI
begging for Il. ~,,lC. j., =, -, :, o ot,
There was no action regarding the motives
Of the Convention.
The Civil.Rfghts Delegates VISIT the
President. -
MAsu1Ssros. December 10.-Ihe Loulsi'
| ann rIalnoation to the Civil-R!ghtS ConVen'
t;on visited the President to-day. Senator
| Wet introduced them. The President saio
he yras rIad to meet them. He had always
endeavored to secure for the colored man all
the rights which should accompany his en-
reimbursement. Certain rights are still WIN
held from him, but he hoped that ere long
they would find themselves in full posses
sion of all the privileges which oelons W
freenen. lie said he did not know What
| Congress would do in the matter, out nc
| thought it likely that that body Woula al lts
| present session pass clyil-rlgnes DIN, auu
! that if such bill s defeated 1t VIII prooap,Ly
be because an extreme measure Is urseu Wy
| some person who claims TO be larticuiai
| friend of, the colored man. :.
Colonel Lewis was the orator on oeha't oi
the visitors. t.rs....r~
WAsH1NGros, December 10.-Ex.Repre
sentative j. c. Common, of Texas, died ID
this city tonight, after very brief illness.
There was full meeting OF The Juaiclary
Committee to-day, and long dlscuSsio =
over Williams's nomination 70 the Chle''
Justiceship, but there was no actlon.
There were no important nominations or
COMBINATIONS efecting the South to-day ex.
cent that of Mr.. James Lyons as Attorney
FIR the Eastern District of Virginia. His
nomination was made and confirmed the
same day. He succeeds Wells, resigned.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, December 10.--For New
England and the Middle States, partly cloudy
aud clear weather, with low temperature
and northwesteriy to westerly winds will
prevail, followed by increasing clouolness
and variable winds on Thursday aftern DON.
For the lake region and thence southwark
10 the Ohio Valley and Virginia, light and
occasionally fresh southeasterly to south
westerly winds, with generally cloudy wea'
Their with areas Of light rain.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
east Of the Mississippi, easterly to south erIy
winds, with partly acloudy weather and but
slight changes Of temperature. 49,.
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Portsmouth.

SEALED ORDERS FROM wAsHIEGToS-THE MAN
HAITIAN AND PowHATAN READY FOR SEA.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
PORTSMOUTH,, Va, December 10.-Com-
mander Bushrod Taylor arrived here this
morning from Washington on the Baltimore
steamer with sealed orders for Rear-Admiral
Scott, of the South Atlantic squadron, and
left imme diately on the Fortune for Key
West.
The monitor Manhattan and sloop-of-war
Powhatan, from Philadelphia, arrived here
at $50 this afternoon to coal, and will 60 to
sea early tomorrow morning.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, December s, via hey WEST. De-
center 10.--The British war-vessel Niobe
has arrived here. .. ...:
The kilograms announcing the refusal of
the United States to allow the Yirginius to
be delivered to neutral Powers creates dis
satisfaction here. The impression for the
past three days, according TO kilograms, has
been that the United States Government
would consent.
The peace of the island is undisturbed.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY vALU-
1 ABLE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
MOUNT ERIN HOUSE TRACT, ADJOINING
THE CITY LIMITS. AND LYING ALoNGsIDE
AUCTION.-By request of the holder of notes Sc,
cured In certain deed Of trust, In which we are
named trustees. recorded IN Henrlco county court
f. 90, D. 5S6-we shall, In execution of
said deed, sell at public auction upon the premises,
III o'clock z. NJ. on TUESDAY next, the 9th day
OF December, 1878. the property named In said
upon which the late F.. Horton Reach resided, with
all the rights and appurtenances thereto belonging
This property can be easily and probably SUBJ
desirable for building purposes being near to the
wharves of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; or,
for fine residence. no location offers better site
TERMS: $1,000 cash ana cost of sale; upon u
credit Of $500 for three and six months with inte-
rest and secured by notes and deed OF trust residue
upon such terms as may be known and given at
sale. CHARLES PHLlPS,1 Trua,aea
de 10 CYRUS BOSSiEUX, hiosteSo'
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 10.-Flour active and In
good demand. Wheat strong and steady; white
choice, 81 .82@$1.S5; fair to prime choice, 81 500
prime red, 81. 7O@sl. 80: common to fair red,
Sl.40@Sl.66;; Ohio and Indiana, Sl.65; Pennsyl-
Yaniu, 81 5@S1. so; amber western, 81 .65. Corn
low southern, 709 72c.. Oats firm southern, 4s0
ole. Rye irlncr. Hay unchanged. Provisions
sl"nk want ,S stock restricts business Mes pork
new shoulders 10 arrive, 6Il9l7c.; new clear rib
sides, a7s@7h Bxc0n-Ssock light: shoulders.
TIC; clear lib, S46sc.; hams unchanged. :! Lard
unchanged. Western butter quiet and unchanged.
Coffee unchanged. Whiskcy firm, scarce, and
higher al 95c. Sugar unchanged
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO DWELL
l. ING.HOUsES AND SEVERAL VACANT
LOTS, ON ST. JAMES AND FEDERAL
a deed Of trust from James E. Goddin and wife TO
the subscribers as trustees, duly recorded we will
sell upon the premises, Oh MONDAY, 10th De-
ished BRICK RESIDENCE, with abou{ eight
rooms, and out-ho uses, at present occupied by Mr
Robert Raston, at the northeast corner OF ST. James
and Federal streets. This is very desirable resi-.
dence The lot fronts 5 s BY 100 feet.
The BRICK DWELLING, with about SIX rooms,
opposte to the above at the northwest corner of ST.
james and Federal streets, now occupied by Mr.. v.
e. Hodges. The lot Is 45 By BAN feet.
Two VACANT LOTS on Federal street, adjoin-
ing the last-described house Oh the wesl each 2SH
Two VACANT LOTS on east side Of st. James
street just south of Federal street. each "a by IA
feet. a.
TERMS: AT sale. &. u. WILLIAMS,
J. II. GUY, i=
CRITTERS & WILLIAMS, AuCtiOneers. deI0
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FORT OF RICHMOND, DEcEn1BER 10, 1878.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Empire, Gautier. Philadelphia, mer.
chandise and passengers, w. p. Porter. agent.
Schooner Johu G. Henry, Donnelly, philadelphia,
Schooner George TwibeIl, Temple, Georgetown,
u. g., coal, $. II. Hawes. rsli ~
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, Georgetown,
d. c., coal, 8. Fl. Hawess .
Schooner Ross Wfnans, Coster, Georgetown, D.
g., coal, George Bell & Co. go. -
schooner Lottie Ames, Greeley, Windsor, y. g.,
plaster, Staples Il Blair.
Schooner W IL. Herr, Larktns, Norfolk. shingles
and lumber, William Huntries. d..
Schooner j. D. Hardcastle, Moore, Pamunkey
river grain, f. & s. Workman d Co.
Schooner Farmers Return, White, Hampton,
sloop Ann Elizabeth, Rollias, Back river, oys-
ters. 3!f., = -Lh taH. = .H.'. So. ..' ..'
s..,.t,- ARRIVED TO-DAY. .....,..... e..
Schooner G.. c. A. Travers, Mitchell, Philadel-
phia, coal, Z. b. Page
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schooner j. Fl. q. Langrall, Flowers, Washing
ton, D. c., granite, Curtis q Parker. a"-
Schooner Elizabeth Frances. Clay, Norfolk, mer-
chandise, Currie & Co.
Sloops wall Flower, Ada Wood, and Mary Emma,
down the river, light ,...c,.TEn T#sls-'i
... ..-.-.. +. 81. SAILED Toll .Y. ~
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passengers, L. B. Tatum, agent
lBY TELEGRAPH.] .
NEW YORK, December lO.-Arived: City of
Mexico, Huntington. Arrived out: Pennsylvania,
Pembroke. . s.'-r T. = -. ri -
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE, December 10.-The Board Of
Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road to-day unanimously reelected John W.
Garrett for the ensuing year, being his SIX
teenth term. i a.
In the absence Of Mr.. Garrett, who Is In
Europe, John king, Jr., was unanimously
elected president pro tenn.
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The Patrons of Husbandry

! CHICAGO, December 1o.-The third annual
meeting Of the State Changers was held here
to day. Eight hundred State oranges were
represented.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, December 10.-The
State Grange report shows that there are
j 1888 oranges In Iowa, with Il membership
nj 100 600 tt--1-. ..'
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BY Hill & Goddin, ...,s
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
''tt M. 11oS Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT ON
~ CHURCH HILL. ON THE WEST SIDE G OF
THIRTIETH BETWEEN n AND Q STEEEEl ~,
FOR SAVE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
18th Instant, ut O'Clock P.M. on the premises'
will sell new FRAME H. ,ot fr"nts so
feet rnnnine back 80 feet This property fs In an
improving portion OF the city, ana will be sold at
gFTps Ss onefourth cash balance at SIX and
twelve months, six per cent. interest secured bya
tst daaa ' go : HILL Il GODDIN.
" usI 49, Auctioneers
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK, December 10.-Cotton firm sales
Of 1876 bales at 1891 &c. Flour firm ut % j
6OSl for good to choice extra. Whiskey 'frmer ut
S4Ka96c. Wheat without decided change. Corn
easier and moderately active at 77h07Sc. for
western mixed In store. Pork, on spot, quiet and
weak; future shade easier, with fair business
new mess on spot, S16.' Beef steady; mess, first
grade, 9A0l 1c. Lard opened weak and closed firm
ut 6Sc. Turpepune steady at Ale. Rosin quiet at
b.. so. Freights to LIVERPOOL heavy.
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.f. .G@ BY w. Goddtn.g .4,l 81.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL.
O.LENTI AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE
AND LIT ATTACHED AT PIE HEAD OF
VALLEY STREET, OPPOSITE TO leash
CORNER."-By virtue OF decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city OF Richmond entered on the
I'd December, 1878, In the case Of "Herhschel
against stra,hrgcr," &c:: sisl, sell at auction.
her. 1873, At o'clock r. NJ, the REAL. ESTATE
located as above, consisting or LOT having 3
200 feet, on which there stands excellent newly
erected FRAMED DWELLING containing Your
rooms, occupied by Mr. Samuel Mcpowell, together
with kitchentstable, &C.. and pump or water.
TERMS: One-third cash: bslance al sly and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
fully raid of. ,Et JOHN DUNLOP,
do COMMISSIONER
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN: AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN. AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
~ WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1873
OFFERINGS.
! WHEAT.-White, 1,l66 bushels. Red, $50
bushels. 49,. ,.... 81. ........... 49,.
: CoRN.-White, go bushels. e. 49,. :
0ATS.-95S bushels. ., "s..'.n. s
! RYE.-l2 bushels. ..s --..s .rrr ri
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whte. "a bushels common at $l.3s
90 bushels al 81 sos 100 bushels fair at 81 55 246
bushels very good at Sl.70; 8 bushels common ut
$3.50; 40 bushels common at 1928; 90 bushels
good at IL .65; 286 bushels on private terms
total, $40 bushels. ~ II 81. . p. +. I'll =
WHEAT.-Rcd, 4 bushels at il so; llS bushels
,on private terms; 202 bushels fair at $3.50; "a
bushels good at $3.50; 100 bushels very good al
81 ,65-total, 4AS bushels.
: toRS.-Whte, SO bushels very good new at &C.;
20 bushels good new at Soc; 81 bushels very good
old at roc so bushels prime old ut Tic; 242 bush
els very good old private terns-total, 656 bush.
els I..!., - -, .o1, or
bnsnels black at 6Oc.-futal, 430 bushels.
PEAs.-S bush Is prime black-eye at $l.25.
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Arrested for Cruel Treatment.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
CITY PoIST, December 1O.-Captain Fle-
ming, of the British brig Magdala, was ar
rested here to-day and placed in Prince
George county Jail, charged with cruelty to
q seaman.
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Irving Sentenced.

New YORK, December 10.-Irving, the
seli.accused accomplish in the Nathan muir
der, who was convicted yesterday of bur.
glary, was to-day sentenced to seven years
jmpriSonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11
..,a BY Grubbs & Williams, ,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
4 GROUND AT THE NORTHWEsT CORNER
OF FRANKLIN AND EIGHTH STREETS, ON
WHICH FORMERLY STOOD THE PRESBYTE-
Ran CHURCH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
me TiiI ssl Of agctS1 upon the premises cae gn
NJ, the SITE Of the Presbyterian church and lee
ture-room, situated as above. The front on Frank
lin street rs feet running back 108 feet on Eighth
street; and the rear lot fronts 40 feet on Eighth
street, running back 80 feet. = $, - f'-t :
The property will be sold as whole or In sucn
parcels as may be deemed best at the time OF sale.
Being within few minutes walk OF the business
centre and In one Of the most pleasant In
the city, this property is considered very desirable
for private residences or site for large pubic
building.
TERMS: One-fourth cash 4; balance at four, eight,
GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
de & - -. Anctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-11
Steamship Ashore.

SAVANNAH, December 10-The Steamship
Texas, from Liverpool for New Orleans via
Port Royal, went ashore on Tuesday on the
Stone-horSe, seven miles south of Tybee
bar, during thick fog. Steamers have gone
to her assistance. No damage is appre.,
heuded 49,