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New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
SBIPPiNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP Ntw YORK

PORT op SEW TogK.........................Dgc. "a
CLEARED.
s5s,SSD s%aP ss Pn Fe Pb5eHn orsn Sep
steamship Haerss Lawnee. Norfolk &c. Oh Dominion steamship
steamship Mediator smith Norfolk Lohn,rt STEAMSHIP Co.
steamship Metropolis NekersOu Wilmington n c. LOhsri stea"
Steamship South Carolina Beckett Charleston g. H. Nog'n
Steamship City of Ne. Hsvan, ard Vera crn'
scs%s1 PS%asrua CBr) sehvcoe HamSag &c. xuniar
Co. o,-4 ~
sss.Hls5ip nsD cSesapese jo6hsoa pefand
TssIp.li sesnshiD Yereus searse Boston Il. 7.
Ship T,2@' D,a 40 y, ,Sac STn n D
Carl Reindeer. Wellington GtOrsown DenerIa H. liosbndse
Bars Frnt SOrl Hansen, Cork orders Fqpeh Eye Co
ss ssTs HJcop DI @ .I mossse MslsSa &c. us Rye
Brs Pmsia l'aL ale GoLs or "moa!s IS.a , n Se9se
Bari Fiso lasL Racchsea Cox fsaoub slocoych Co
Morning ,Br LsOn st. JsaO aud PenamueO Wsyde
s,s Minnie AuaJ Gr.rch Ghrata orders slocovc Co.
Lore,So T. sl Soio Cork OF f-Hoa'h or oraerr sooo
s,b p Goaun waerbur S,mfor Stamford sssuiscu1pg Co
s,a,, ,..v, B, snt6 M.r.-r,e, Nov 21 valencia 2sb
Malaga Dee s. Gbasr oh VITA ise and pi to Henderson
steamship I.ly m Thomson Liverpool TO- and Queenstown
80, H i n..s a & Bddo. liverpool Dee lo and oueen
oss @ s % % r .1 % pea' :4 :%s so ~ and Plymouth
De-. With Ts aq pas Ssl ~ fSH 1nS tSd With J and ,
AI1slt ss p"o9ens o Dnd4e G,r Malaga 50 day.,
scfr Lofue Klots ". .ghn. Virginia.
scIr II. p. Simmons. Ioudv, Virginia .
I
H.lHe Kitten Cs.is. VI. l.. Smith, Boston
.AunIe " Beraen. Boston. VIM. McCabe Providence
DRAGON Proy,deue erschei. Ovdenoe.
John d. Grdn, Gloucester. Jos Farrell, Belfast
NarvT Tice.N 81 lAyeu T.. s. Miller. Salem
X \ Boston Il A. Burnhsm. POrtsmolth.
Gown Point Newport. West " ind. Somerset .
JaA Buebansn Jerby, ~ ArJest8c, Providence.
r. r..rr. SAILED. - ..I v.If
Steamships Leipzig for Breea java and Idaho for Lyefpoo
Tpsua m UlAssow. loi and for Londos Gselb Liverpool;
Cty Merida City OF Dallas Nev.0raps Hsts
for chwod slips Helene Beusn; hcgs for london Janet
Iverpoo Kong svcrre Trieste; Golden Resce barbados
,ermione yOhn b.; bg CletA Honduras; Excelsior
for Bermuds Aquidneck, for Richmond
WIND-SuBset very igh. n W. cloudt. t..
DOMESTIC PORTS l|.rr f...
Dee 2iArnyed steamship Hsrcules from Philadelphia
big, Home fom aseaa SoGle from Cbsrles.on W.
scott from Dadoes a. t.-.- .t. pl-
PoarLsD Me- Dee 24-Auiie steamship 70 Br) from
Liverpool. .--+.'--' AVA - o..
/ .t ~r.... ,. ., FOREIGN PORTS e.. ol. 1I
LvEKPooL Dec. 24-TBe Red star Lne atanshp Kensoih
satd PhiI1 deipns THE si'espooH li. .'... -..
.-..r,'.., 4, q, MEMORANDA. = Oil u sI ut.
Bo.roS Dee "a The bg Mercs from Bufor, S. c. Ashore
on ,slop I,as ad wilt 1oa seIt tide witoa dsnsse l
Isnd sas viii p ob,by got of without injury. -t
/ .r Vs.r E~. o. DISASTER, .V cr.lr.ls n3ur
The Lima Sbwoon er Hspbarg Tor New York. before
,eoofie1 cabe) below Hambur
6 jns ed sol tons 6n al bsesiosE, Mass
ip 1850 spd ws formerly kDowb ssths John br, ant 50
~ bre 1vrf ID SPOKEN. .J9rq ll' Glrsl0
Dec lat Al Sc long AZ lj ship Colorado hss Neufai for
- lyo'l Lotes, Sn,s Aeof see Eins PnOst Hcir
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MiNiATURb ALMANAC

sun is.s loo Sup ASS Moon e.l l;2S
tIGH
Hook 600 Cows iSsnJ... o;o iieb ose FefrI .EZ
wATER TEI> p,N--p y 80
sandy Goor 022 Cows islaBd 0t7 Hell Gate Feu'' 24o
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pASSFNGERS SAILED.

POR LIyERPOOLIa steamship JrrG Dec 2iHenrI homnson
J. e. Parkin Mss L. Besson Kngmsn, Mr. Dsy, Michael Duly
Miss H. Porter Mrs W a. Davis Mr. and Mrs q A Nave
and chiren Hall Mrs G. Caldwell Rev and Mrs
~ b. RdyweT Mrs g. Ward. H. Ward. Miss H. L. Ward,
Miss Man Leonard r. II Nelson g. Ward Mrs. Ciaa Dslmau
Mr. Dayula. b. Castor Wn Storrs.
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PAeSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LTvERPoOI-LR steamship Laly, Dee 2i-Mr and Mrs
Bates ard children Mr. and Mrs, H. Z. Squire Mr. and Mrs hah
Mr. and Mrs smith, Mr. and Mrs Aas Mrs a. Hudson. M'' Nh NJ
Mar,t0n HUDSON Miss Miss IOphag, Miss hennedy, M
Henuesev Hadsob Trose kusht Cornell Iauer wa
La Mcaen John Roeder Moore Cooley RudmSn Bs'chede
anu Oaksmth
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
HORSEand CARRIAGEM MARKET

NEw-YoRK Wednesday. Dec a. 1878
Nothing new was noted in connection wiz"
the local horse market and there will be hardy "u'
trade until after the holidays. At Barker q CnAS
City Auction Mart and NewYork Tattersals, the hoi'0'
bron ght In the ha miner were dspOsed of follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
Glusiral 1rstrnmcnts.

%e ~
A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
g RRS q ssL Nj sfsD Es1 sa oTs ss q
4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of PIANOS,
order o executors $500 F;uo 56s BeeseI..
4 -sTEINWAY, CHICKERING, and other
PAN PaSo Se esssp BERRY Co., is9 broadway
A BARGAIN.-Beautiful 7i-oc. Rosewood
,.,,rsa. i.tssais DoS New Pianos $3.50 Upward.
CABLE l07 West Twenty thin ST. corner Of slI,hase
A -CHICKERING,S STEINW.IAY,s and75 6St.Iss Sthss
S... I'D and a S1G ;s ene
A LADY will sell magnificent WEBER
n PAXoFoRTE m Concert Grand oysI's1ng @ oB s, a TS,a ,n
SGII Sal'So or cas- sb '" aa e' Is lr Bcss
A LADY will sell for less than half price eeI1g for
~ cash magnificent IoexOod WEBER GRAD h,.s "a
Patent Er, Grand Action se'ond hard psno wi o 'iscn
Apply at rs Ildt bet boweIy ana seeoays
RURDETT ORGANS-The ne plus ultra OF
yOu b gt Cabinet Organs Of other manufacture
A'p'''' i''''' BLIiSGS wHEgLocK, General Agents.
IL East Foufseenihtt
CUICKERlNG and other PIANOS for REM
" 81 S. ST. Meodeon So and SO per mouth
son. IL Es.. foari-enth.st near rrA.17e
1--WE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED ORGANS,
500 with abbas 500; three Of reeds With sbb6ss snd
compiler So guaranteed ave Jeas AZ uni'ep'pAee kobhAI
p. HALE is MAKING 10000 PIANO
~ FORTEs for TRADE at HALF PRICE IbeS mast he
SOLD His their families must have BREAD Call at
Thirty -Shbst Ane Ten.b-sys
I IGHTE g. ERNST, sole successors toLlGHTE,
1 p.S i y is % as &
throughout The holidays greatly reduced for cash easy
monthly payments No 12Bsa Fourteens
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANOS and
oRGAkS % s. f Se9 sM rs I rssra; SsS ass ~ per
NEW At OCTAVE PiANOS-All modern inn
psovements SALE DURING SUMNER On Vep e,sJ terms
same Instruments o at $50 per quarter
AGENCY FOR "PERRY ORGANS"
rsdc, improvement yielding great vaeies o. perfectly
paw 'p' WING SON. AZ Broome,t
DIANOS, Organs, and Melodeons for sale or
L Rent at DALYs MUSIC STORE, 179 Shave, Deu l9hst
Catalogues Of our Musical Pubhcstions sent lree
CEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
- FORTE sl25Nc retailing the best finished ,nd nehes,
tone PArofor.es S22J cash COOPEkAIi'E
PIAEOMAKERs, No. 9 Great Jones St, near Broadway
SPECIAL SAFE CHAMBERS
- PIASOsParor square Home sud senoo PIANOS sent any.
where receipt OF cost Guaranty unlimited and satisfaction
price list. Addre's CBAMBBRS PIANO FACTORY, No. lOl
fourth-ave-, Eew.iorE~
d Sn TO $3.50 saved by buying reliable, war
pO anied PIANOS, ,nt ha1d, cheaper 'han any
~9ere else at PIsHERs 425 2sth-st 'th-,ve
I 00Q ORGANS.
UJO Our factory fall Of ORGANS made for The Fail trade
cash, less thsn workmen mus have
money. Newton. AgsneJ, Al univentJ,plases u ru 49,,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
Mdrple ano 1late mantris.

ID HAND, 1280 Broadway, corner Unity, Inir1lSyo
Broadwsv manufacturer Of PLASTfh Ch'In,
PIBCRs BRACKETS BUSTs. and PSDBsIALs age,I Sa
men in the city, and low pne careup P
and sent TO all parts Of the country.
CTEWART's Slate Mantels Marble and WOOD No.
Msnes Rich designs at the lowest prees Z-o 'AN 90
Vast Twentv-hirdst ST. between seventh and kghth-ave$
TI'HE PENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
their Union-squsre Pourays 'n ma sTRs
teeuths offering large assortment Of MhNTBLs
Ge comprising many elegant unique designs at prse' 1s
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25
DentisIrp.

of every description cheaper
and better than sny ether esbhhmsus city Call and
zee EItrsg gss bait the price Dr. WAIT SON
corner sy.thif4-st and Pourthavs. ...1 | .
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25

W WAITRESS, By tidy, capable Young Woman
CITY or country willing snd obng dispositions has good recon
nendation particular willing work Can be
seen PROTESTANT INSTITUTE l3S ave. above lOb ST.
aver kue drug
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fost ano fonno.

n OST-S25 REWARD-LOst, TWO $lW
500 BONDS Nos "a GIT 026 fourth Of 1852
The bous finder viii the above esA returning bs A~s
20 Hovsrdst second 6oor, care Of J. A. B0SDY.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25

women together sepaatel ev connir is thorough
hsmbemad waitress or general moderse salts
factor, Can st the INSTITUTE l35 9TH
New-York tribune., 1873-12-25

MAN COOK-By a middle-aged Frenchnan
WI hss cooked In the very bs pnvse families hotels and
in Is wiling 10 6~ $50 month TO
speaking English language excellent Ahny
at. ODkLLS PRAHCO.AMERlCAS BUhbAt DC rLh'hnb"'i
1O9 Wsst 34tt 81, corner Broadsay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-24
TERRIFIC TOIkNADO IN IOWA.
LOSS OF LIFE AND GREAT DEsTRUC-
TseS Of PROPERTY.

az, AahN dTcS, Iowa. May 23--A tornado
, u'i' 'uu rain, half Il mile wide. passed over
,h;s = zion this morning. destroying every
a'" . along its route. Houses, barns.
',"ces, trees, cattle. and people were caught
up like tops. carried a considerable distance,
and dashed to the ground. Trees were
driven into the ground at an angle of ninety
degrees. Cattle were driven into the ground
head foremost. 4 school in session had the
house torn to atoms. One of the schoolgirls,
fourteen years old, was carried quarter of
mile aud dashed to jelly. The teacher
and six children were hurt.
Persons near the line at the tornado cav
it was ballnon-shapud, thin end down.
Many persons took refuge in cellars. Some
of jhc hailstone> were nine ifrches in d.
Ilnrtnr. -
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The Mission to Russia-Aguin.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

TALK OF CONTRASTING Az ELETl0N--WHo THREW
4 STONE At Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
wIrE-MuRpER--M MORE EaIGRASTs EXPECTED
PURCHASE OF THE STEAMER ASToRIA-A NEW
STEAMER TO De BUILT
Especial telegram to the DiSpatch.J
NORFOLK, VA. May 23--Radicals and
"Reformer>' talk of contcsting the election in
the FIRST Ward on the groud of fraud.
They .av the lmIlot.boX WAS stuffed, and
" hen the drawing took place, out of eighty
FIVE ballots drawn. sixty-tive were Reform
tickets. The threat Of conte>ting the eiec-
tion is not likely. however, to be carried out.
Mr. John +. Dezcudorf, Il prominent Rad
cal. oilers one hundred dollars reward for
the arrest and conviction of the person who
threw Il stone at him while in the First Ward
polliny-prccinct. The act was da>tardly
one, ami the perpctrator, if known. should
he arrested.
The Radicals swept Norfolk county, elect.
Ing officers in all the townships except
Washington, where they supported two OF
three Conservatives.
The Radical success in Portsmouth is at
tributed to navy-yard influence and dissatis
faction among Conservatives, but 1t was
really due to the healing of diS>ensions il
their oHn ranks. They have now, and al
ways have had, clear majority in that city
when aIl nt them voted.
Hardy Johnson (colorcCO, charged with
the murder of his wife, Ellen, last Saturday
in Portsmouth, was examined before Mayor
Watts to-day and acquitted.
The Allan steamship Ariel is expected here
in few days. \ large number of emigrant,
are reported on board.
The Grand Army OF the Republic decorate
the graves of the Federal soldiers in lamp
ton Cemetery next Friday.
The Pioneer transportation Company
purchased the steamer Astoria from Sim
mons, Grandy Il Co.. OF Norfolk, to-day
Price not announced.
The Old Dominion Steamship Company
intend To build steamer to cost $4,000,
and put her on the line between Norfolk and
Hamilton,
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Raleigh. y. q.

MORE MEETINGS. OF MECHANICS AND LABokths-
THEIR DIFFICULTIES NOT SETTLED YET.
Especial telegram to the Dispa'cil.l
RALEIGH \. c., May 23.--The meeting oil
mechanics and laborciS, at Metropolitan Hall,
on Wednesday and Thursday nights. were
uni,npoitant. Both meetings were largely
attended They are in session again tonight.
The contractors and employees had "a con-
ference this evening, and through their re-
spcctive representatives proposition was
made TO the meeting Of mechanics tonight,
bv way of compromise. to work eleven hours
pcr day until the LIST OF August. ana then
,dout the ten-hour system. Com iderable
debate ensued. Now Q0 o'clockJ no definite
action has been taken by the strikers.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
STORMY SCENE IN THE ASS'sMnIY --PRESlpENr
THEIRS SSUBBED, ETC.


STORMY SCENE IN THE SS':MBIY--PRESlpEXl
THEIRS sSuBBED, ETC.
PARIS. May 23.-Thc Interpolation intro.
ducrd hv the Conservatives was discussed in
the Assembly to-day. Dufaurc, Minister OF
Justice. declared on the part OF the Govern
ment that it WAS now necessary TO abandon
the provisional regime and acknowledge the
republic.
President Theirs then mounted the tribu.
nal 10 speak. Instantly storms of objections
and prote stations came from the Right and
,irht ter-re, which were met with counter
cries from the other sides. 4 scene of rX.
ritemcut and confusion followed which baf-
lies description. The President in vain ell
d,,yorcd to make himself heard, but his voice
WAS drowned in the uprnar. Finding the
IInu.r would not hear him hr descended
from the tribunal and consulted with the
Minister of Justice.
Uutullre took his place in the tribunal.
and securing silence, said that he had been
instructed 10 formally notify the Assembly.
in accordance with the law adopted ut the
last session, that the President desired 10
address the Assembly in person, and request
ed an Adjournment until tomorrow rIorn-
iuc. when lie would proceed tn deliver his
speech.
The Cha mbcr accordingly adjourned.
\ speri;tl meelin. oil deputies of the Left
is called tof 8 o'clock tomorrow. The Left
are pleased with Duiaure'S speech and con-
duct.
M decid, d vote was taken to-day, and the
supporters of the Government are hopeful
of securing 4 majority VI - against the i'll
tcrpclIati"i.
SPAIN
LONDON, May e3. A Madrid special t. the
Netrs saws differences have occurred between
General Nouyrl;tS. Aini,tcr OF War, nov
commanding the troops i'll Navarro, ana MS
ASSOCIATES in the Ministry, who are ANXIOUS
for LIZ recall to Madrid.
Italy.
ROME, May 23.--Colnt Alexander Manzo..
nj, the poet and novelist, is dead; aged
cight.-nine.
Turkey.
Cossr.4rlEorLE, May 23.--The Sultan
gave The rgyptian khedive Il cordial rcceih
1ion.
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PERCEPTION IN FowLs.-Mr. A. w. Buck.
land calls the attention of Darwin to an in
stauee OF perception In fowls which he deems
noteworthy. He had habi,uated young
white duck to roost witha hen and her brood
to keep it from the RATS in the ou,-houses.
One evening his attention was called to a
great connection between the hen and the
duck, which bad always seemed to: be on
terms of friendship, and on investigation &c
was discovered that the duck was no; The
hens usual companion, but one its counter
part in size and color, which did not belong
to the premises, while the proper duck was
found quietly resting with the rest ID the
duck.house near By. TIE stranger elected
and the true duck restored to its proper
place, the hen became quiet.
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THE INDIAN S.
4 CRISIS REAcHED-4y OUTgh EAh BEING
PLISNEn-THE INDIANS v STRONG
EURrE, Etc

VIRGINIA Cry, NEVADA, Nav 81. "a letter
from Spruce Mountain, Nevada, re. 'oItS fhaf
Indian affairs hay" about reached rrislS.
The Indians arc hdenuslv painted ana theS
have been stealing lead from the furnaces
and buying ammunition. They re also
having war-dauces, and have notified che
settlers to leave. The impression h ere Is
that a general Indian outbreak is being
planned.
WASHINGTON, May est is reported that
two hundred warriors of the Yankton Il The
have left the reservation to join the hostile.
bands in upper Missouri. The Indians will
muster 5000 strong.
An official dispatch confirms Mckenzie:'s
victory over the kickapoo and Upon II J.
dams. The dispatch does not say whGth ,r
or not the fight occurred on Mexican teri l.
tory.
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The Cincinnati Commercial thinks that
"Dbio will at the next election ne Il hntly-
disputed State" since the Credit MobiIier
revelation. the hurk-pay grab Of Congress.
The Presidents increase Of salhry. the Lou
isana middle, and Grants policy of ie-
appointing his relatives and wandering about
the country smoking" have made The rco-
pie good deal dissatisfied with the Eepub-
Iican party. .@
The Commissioner OF Patents has extended
the patent Of r. NJ. Melton. OF CrigiersYl'le,
Va, for cultivator.
A Danhury man who bought second
hand bed>tcad at auction has sent 1t to Pro-
lessor Agassiz, the celebrated entomolog'st.
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NEW YORK, May 23.-Net receipts Of cotton, nj
all Uni ted STATES ports during week, JL.2? balfs:
same week last Year. 1887 bales: total Ia date.
33Ss,Tl2 bales; same date last Year, 1915, 1853
,,aies. Exports for week, 565I2 bales: same week
last year, 23.gi5 bales total to date. ?2i9,s5 b les
same date last year. ls.3 30 b'lcs stock AT NIL
nite States ports, $50. i37 bales same time last
year. eaa.75s bales: Mt all interior towns, $1,000
bales same time lat year, 35,22 bales; at Liver
pool $4,000 bales same time last year, ~. 600
bnIrs American cotton aloat for Great Britain,
- Ooo tsl,s
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COTTON MARK ELS.

NEW YORK. May c3..-COtton dull: sales. 1850
bales: upIands, latc. Orleans, l9ic.
NEW ORLEANS, SBy 3 lotion nominal; mid
dliugs, $50 ssc. net ripts, LOAF bales: gross,
I.1s6 bals "a ports c0aSwis" 02j bales sales 2, 500
bales: stock, liz, $40 baleS.
MOBILE. May .3.-COttun, little offering: mid
dlings, l7lc net rccepls, ls bales; exports coast-
VIE, SCI ialcs sales. 500 bales; stock ?95S3 bales.
NORFOLK, Mny 2a-tOiton-Set receipts, 80
bales: exports coistwise, sis bales sales, 100 bales
stock, 1877 bales weekly receipts, z,l bales; ca-
ports TO Great Britain, T.: bales; coa'.wisr, 1850
bales; sales, TO bales
" CHARLESTON, May y Cotton Net receipts. aa7
bales; gross. Ia b1es; exports coasl wise. 81 bales
,eipts 1859 lraIc,: gross, ANY bales. ExportsT1
continent. 1859 bales cOastwise 2,s7s bales Sales,
$40 italcs.
GALVESTON, May ,3.-toitoD-Net receipts, 332
bales; sale +, 500 bales; stock, 1870 bales.
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New York Items.

New York, May 23.-The appropriation
for tunnelling the North river has passed.
The local option liquor bill. amended TO
suit the Governors views, passed TO Il thlrd
reading. An effort to insert the clNIl dam
age Clause failed.
Professor WaSacrman, recently Sdrro'ed
and robbed in Rtoohlyn. is dead.
There were heavy purchases OF gold TO-
day in anticipation Of IL rise. The ptIr-
chi.scs of some of the leading brokers aggre-
gated $1,000 900. The German bankers are
huYinp gold.
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L1r6. Prime 4 barriers and iieYres. 1osz1lotc.: In
l,,If-rs rrsjs II6Ji &c: I'm kegs. ice.

| lliIf-bsrrels, lI9Ii &C.: In kegs. isc.
'Lteorace sucK-P. & $. iec;: &. r.. nc. Mass
sas q sse G Co. &C. A :'s Snurria sie; f. <.
r., sc: 2. extra zee Giles Cordoya asc. v y.
| G., eGc. l.. L.. Csc
so,ns.ss: Common syrup bogsheads, ai@??c.:
uerr,s. :ad:,c: barrr-. .s0:ec genuine go tse
$, rup. sGssc u gallon CUBA anu Muscoya1o. 60
35c. forSn Kco- ue!3t.; New orleans prinic' o~'
Rice: Carolns. stagytc. kangoon.sc.
Salt: Liverpool. s..a. 3ls3..o from wharf $3.50
te lssiu aisi salt is $40 V oarreI 4'' 80 -.
Yellow, s,c; cut Loaf i;sc; Porto Rico iotgioie.;
soup: Common. lose. oest washing, ll@autc.;
toilet l5U20e.. aud fancy prices: country, "a c.
Tsas: Black, Sc. glsl.2s-the last prime article
imperial. *l.loGl$l.o0: gunpnwder. SiG$i.so.
~ = Hides. Leather. &c.
Hm.s Green 7sc: Dir, ss'.ed s o ss,, airy airy
SKI &c. slJs4LSi.s5,
LEATHER sole leather. oak $50 .ac.; s''c leather.
lsn, egg III. u foot: Kip gis' D.. hairless,
country, 3l1t3sc.. cif, inish 3sslilr u loh ctb-
kt a Er e.. So :s2s g w. r nslS skir,ins
Iron. Steel, Nails, &c.
ron: Enxiish and american refined ih agsse;;
hammered Sic: hoop 6sals;c.; Burden horseshoe,
~ " lSe bs.; Burdens nuIes'oe. Is o. lou DIS.
S;s Nsy!ots s' steel he d. Eng ss,s
u h.
Satts In store. tsSolts rs tor standar,I-tiat Is,
fen-ienny: OTHER sizes extra.
Pi9mqh Castings: Wholesale, Sic; retail, &c.
an.
&c: Scotch, best brands, pints, s2.2s y dozen;
Reai&ed Iyhiskeys: Common. slg$L2o; full
proof. Sl.2oISl25.
Ry. 1Ibfsktys: Medium. *l.sO0lse: pure old, g
0is4: Virginia Mountain, new, s.Qs?.5o; old, $50
brandies Domestic. sl.s56Dse: fruit, si.ssGsi.5';
apple. 81 75HISa, Wholesale peach, 50.
Gin: Domestic. SL?sfE*2.
Santa Cruz. *+QSe.
Lumber, Slaves, &c.
lumber: White oak, S2cGS!s % l;ooo; Western
Virginia poplar slsas2s LOCO white pine ne; s'sg
aSap according To eug,hs. shiNgles-Pine, s2.soB
IS; cypress. Ssaisi2 q 1000. LahsSplis, si.sus
sawtd, ME- y tOon.
wares: WbisSe, barrel tiu'Irr. green, fls@spF
Loo seasoned, S?O4s.5 u Loco Fieur-Larrel UNI
her. f14Ss u l.uUp. iIo1i pohs sd.6eNfs hogs
head hoops s!o4Sse z lo" whsksy barrel, lick.
orv hoop. Eli SrG4i5 y 1908 red oak, Tor uhasSe
barrels. Slsls2i.
Rags: Mixed cotton. H.; white ss@sc'; WOOL
len. 4Iic.
Rome. Manila. best. 2sG2sc.; sissl, aac. Y D.;
'''~' Nlill-Feed.
BrotcnstuS: 81. q bushel.
Corn Bra,s: zoe. u bushel.
ShipstuB: 55c. U I'uShe.
| Shorts: ?.c. n hushel.
| Wheat Brun: zoe. " h'ishel.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining. lOc.64l.25 " 100 feet.
| P0iclier. 1918 by the nve kegs-less tian n'c
kegs. S7.25: blasting. S4tlsI.5p.
Shot: Sortiein. *2.75aLf3 W bag OF IS Ds.
.... Seeds.
| T1arsfui.-Sl 6snisi.75
l firl,utsfUnsS: -Gl2tc. o. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-24
Contradiction Of n Cholera Ru,nor

CINCINNATI, May 23.--The officers of the
steamer kilsorc state that none of the three
deaths which occurred on their boat were
from Asiatic cholera, rs has been reported
One of the parties was indisposed when he
came aboard, ate imprudcntly, and died of
cholera morbuS. Another had been sick in
Bayou Sara hospital. and the third one was
deck hand a; all of whom had eaten fruit and
early vegetables freely, and nearly all Of them
had the diarrhua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-24
West Virginia.
TUE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROAD CLEAR OF
SIIDES-THE RAINS, &c.

THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO ROAD CLEAN OF
SIIDES-THE RAINS, &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich]
WHITE SULPHUR SrRIHGs May 23.-The
Chesapeake and Ohio road is about clear OF
slides, only one transfer being made by the
trains to-day that was near Dlinmock STA
tinn. The train from the west came in on
time this evening.
The weather is warm.
The rams are reported to have been heavier
northeast Of here tn an at this point; so
heavy as to impede farming operations very
much. | have heard of no damage along the
streams vet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-24
Lutheran Synod.

Especial telegram to the DiSmtchl
SALEM. VA, May 23.--Thc Lutheran Sy-
nod to-day was engaged in routine business
of little general importance, and adjourned
to give place to Il meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of the Theological Seminary.