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washsnctou Items.

WASHINGTON, December 12.-The Foreign
Committee of the House has organized, and
have paid a complimentary visit TO Secretary
Fish. r..
The Senate has confirmed the appointment
Of Scru@gs, of Georgia, as minister resident
of the United States Of Colombia.
The President, In replying to the Civil
Rights Convention, said: am very glad
to receive the Convention and listen to your
remarks. | have always believed that en-.
reimbursement and equal rights should ac-
company emancipation. These hts should
have followed without legislation. 1t Is un-
fortunate that any enactment is necessary to
secure such rights, but existing prejudice
seems to have rendered it necessary. hope
the present Congress will give the relief you
seek"
The principal business in the Ciyil-Rights
Convention to-day was the discussion OF the
report Of The committee on an address to
Congress and the people OF the United
States.
At q meeting of the House Judiciary Com.
mittee this morning the subcommittee on
the subject reported Il bill providing for the
total repeal Of the bankrupt law, which was
agreed 10, aud will be reported at al early
dtv for favorable action. They also agreed
70 report tayorably the supplementary civil
rights bill.
The Cabinet session to-day lasted two
hours and half, and it was mainly devoted
TO a discussion relative to our relations
with spain.
y delegation Of bankers from New Eng.
land aud New York had an extended hear
ing this morning before the Committee Oh
Ways and Means, advocating the repeal Of
the tax on deposits in savings banks.
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'I1rrgr FoREIaM NEWS.
France.

MARSHAL HAzArSE's SENTENCE CONTACTED,
PARIS, December i2.-The decision OF
President Mcmahon Ia the case OF Marshal
Rs,aine Il announced this morning. Sen.
fence Of death against the Marshal Is com
muted 70 twenty years. secfusion, and nc Is
tn hear the effects of degradation from rank,
but viii be spared the humiliating ceremony.
LETTER OF BAzA1NE TO ais COUNSEL, ETC.
LONDON. December 12.-Msrsbal Bazaine
addressed letter to his counsel yesterday
Thanking them for their efforts 10 bis behalf,
and concluding SIS follows:
az shall not appeal against the sentence,
not wishing to prolong In the eyes OF the
world spectacle Of such painful struggle.
! request you to take no further steps. l
look no longer to men for Judgment. strong
N nv conscience, which reproaches me Win
nothing, confidently await the )usllncallon
ghich will come with the lapse &! time anu
subsidepce Of purity passions. -,
The conservative press genera'iy approve
Of the COMPUTATION of the sentence. Ihe
Steele saws it will create painful surprise
III the country.
THE GERMAN FREES on TIE VERDICT, ETC.
LONDON, December 12.-The Berlin press
rcoards the verdict in the Bazaine case as
the result of political intrigue, and censures
the conduct of Duke d'Aulnale.
Later accounts from Paris agree that Ba-
zaine received his sentence with the greatest
calmneSs. ...... ..
ENGLAND.
LONDON, December 12.-The steamship
Ernst Moritz Arndt, from New York No
ycmber 22d, for Stettin, Is ashore on the
island Of Seeand, near Elsinorc. The vessel
Is leaking badly, and assistance has been
sent
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Now York Items.

New YORK, December 12.-The United
States man-of.war Colorado has sailed for
Key West.
The activity in the Brooklyn maynard
still continues.
The police raided the gambinghouses.
last night, but Morrissey's and number OF
other big establishments had premonltion,
and were closed. .... ..,
The Liberal Republican general commit
tee after stating the qualifications for the
enthusiastically, have resolved that, in their
Judgment, the gentleman who has been
nominated by the President and Senate for
this high and important office does not
possess the requisite qualifications, and that
the nomination should not be confirmed.
The wrecking company began to-day the
work Of raising the sunken barge Upland, in
front Of the dry-dock gates, ...
No news has been received at the office OF
the Baltic Lloyds in regard to the accident to
the Ernst Moritz Arpdt. The coast near
the scene of the disaster is said to be very
rocky and foggy. The steamer ThorWald.
sen, of the same line, went ashore in that
neighborbood about year ago. The Arndt
has on board twenty-tlree passengers for
Copenhagen and Stettin.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHINGToE, December II. - For the
South Atlantic States, light and fresh
southerly and westerly winds will prevail,
with partly cloudy weather, followed on
Saturday afternoon or evening by areas OF
rain.
For the Gulf States, slowly increasing
pressure with lower temperature, and rain
in the lower Mississippi valley.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, in
creasing lower temperature, continued rain
during the night, Winds shifting TO westerly
and northery, with less cloudiness Oh Satur,
day. H..
For the New England and Middle States
and thence westward over the lower lake re-
sion, continued cloudy weather and rain
with brisk and fresh sOuthcrly winds Oh the
Atlantic coast, and fresh 10 brisk variable
winds in the lake region. -
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Sugar. Crushed. powdered. and granulatea. y 4
Sy foSs1foX gsl9w em sgsi o 10
lie; New Orleans, I'VE, scarce.
SoGD: Common. 6GSc.: best washing, llg
IL tS!lsl 1s@aess and fancy prices '01A
Teas Black CSC @sl ,es5tie last prime s s5se
Gle !: Imperial, sl.Io9sl go; gunpordsr' $40
'A'0" Hides. Leather, &c.
hnt. ia@ise.; wei sailed, sci oc; suited calf
skins, 81 .bOigtl 80. d rs fo.t. aEDuinl /
LedtAer sole leather. oak, 35 @46c sole leather
s aslsb stg asasss ss; Ep uePSss
:sifs. seashs ssS SO 2s g.
ssirtlrg, 2s@a2c. .....,
Iron, Steel, Nails; &C. -
fro, English and American refined. 46244c. n
h. En- English and nerican sheet, 6@7sc.; swedes
Rs"@SS5ss ?i iS5 e. BSTjens mule
'n SEES SaSorsT cast uSe Steel Engish
b!i:tered, 1sHc. = d.; American b'isteteo' lz'ac
Nails: In store. IS for standard-that is, ten
p P55uga: castiHgs: Wholesale, ssc' RETAIL s4c
Liquors, Wines, &c. .,..
Ale: Scotch best brands, piuts, $3.50 - dozen.
Rcctifed HhtskeVs: Common. S1@$l.2O; full
proof, 81 .2o@sI.2G. Cash. !,
| Rue Uhtsk.us : Medium, S1.60@S2; pure old
| 1904 Virginia Mountain, new, S2@SZsoUs oiu
| s2.5O6S3 so and upwards
Brandies.. Domestic, S1.25@S2: fruit, 81 $50
$3.50 apple, new, "; old, &2,50Gs3, wholesale
peach, $3.
| Gin: Domestic, $1.25@s2.
| Rum: New England $l.40GS1.50; Jamaics
| and Santa Cruz, &4GS6 g..
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
| Lumber: White oak. S20@25 q 1000: West
|
pine. S3 5asso d loo; yellow, pine boards, ~
| :hinglcs-Pine, $250@s5; cypress, 81 .50G 300
| a 1000. Laths-Spltt, $3.50; sawed *2.75 q
.Staues w hiskey-barre timber, green, u 9@l
"a 1000; seasoned, .S20G$25 q 1000. Flour
| barrel timber, s7@iS q 1000. Hoop poles,
! Se@S1O; hogshead hoops, S40@s50 r. LOCO
| whiskey barrel, hickory hoop, Sl2.50@fl5 v
| 900 red oak, for molasses barrels, II 8 @*2O.
| Rdgs-Mixed cotton, 4c. white, 5H@6c.; wool
len, 3@4c. &c.,. .n.E
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c. sisal, &c q b..
| n1ill.Feed.
| Wheat Bran: ! 81. % nlsheL
Brolonstuf: 25c. q bushel.
| tUrn Brnn: 49,. n bushe
ShipstuF: SOC. q bushel
Shorts: zoe. o. buShel.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
| Fuse: Toys mining, 0c.@S1.25 q 100 feet.
Poipder: 1915 by the five kcgs-less thah I'VE
kegs. 1925; blasting, SiGs4.0O
Shot: Northern, s2.7oMt3 q bag OF % ft5.
Gri7ldstoncS:: 2(G2Hc. n b.
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A United states Judge MuIcted in
$4,000.

MONTGOMERY, December 12.-The jury IN
the case of Lewis T. Parsons against Rich.
ard Busted, Judge of the United States
District Court. for false Imprisonment, gave
the plaintiff $4,000 damages. Parsons il
the Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Last winter Hunter, of Lowndes, made a
motion looking to bringing about a new
election Of United States senator in the place
Of sykes and Spencer. Parsons ruled
Hunter out Of order. Hunter refused to
be Slcnced, and Parsons had the sergeant
alarms bring him before the bar Of the
House. Hunter sued out writ before Bus
teed on the complaint that Parsons was con-
spring with certain other parties TO defeat
;he right of representatives TO elect the
United States senator. On hearing the case
Busted discharged Parsons and co-defend.
ants, and thereupon Parsons sued Busteed
for false Imprisonment.
Hunter is Republican, and his idea was
that neither Spencer nor Sykes are legally
elected because Acknowledgement Williams
had not decided either the courtroom Oh
capital legislature to be legal, hence, as a
compromise had then been effected, he de-
sired TO elect United States senator aboa1
whose election no doubt could exist.
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BY j. Z. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 DESIRABLE
i FARM IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
FOUR MILES OF PETERSBURG.-By virtue Of
trust deed to the subscriber dated 1s Of Febrnar,
1854, and an agreement between the same parties
dated 18th OF August 1887, duly recorded In Ches-
terfield County Court. Shall In execution thereof
sell at auction. on the premises, on MONDAY, DE.
cember 10. S79, at IL o'clock H., or fair: II NOT,
the next fair day. the FARM, containing THREE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY AND OSE.HALF
ACRES, located as above, about one mile from
Port Walthall station. on the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad, near Swift Creek mills aud occupied
by Mrs. Mutter.
The dwelling. in a beautiful grove, contains 6ve
rooms; an orchari OF 500 young, full-bearinK
trees Of choice varieties Of fruit; water pure very
healthy.
Although the deed requires cash as 70 the debt.
the terms, which will be announced 1T the sale, will
be REMARKApLY ACCOMMODATING.
j. L. APPERSUN, Trustee
After the above sale, the perlshable property on
the farm. consisting of pair Of mules. wagon. and
harness, threshing machine, coru-sheler. ploughs,
&C., &C., will be sold. .-...---
TERMS: At sale. j. l.. APfERSON,
de 2 " knctioncpr
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TJIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

] - - Z. 80
will sell at public auction at my office, no. l3Uo
franklin street, on SATURDAY, December 70.
1873, at o'clock A. NJ, the following properly
to satisfy sndry distress warrants, executions, aa
attachments in my hands
BUREAUS, WARDRoBEs, WAsHSTANDS.
CARPETS, TABLES. PICTURES, MIRRORS,
BEDsTEADs, STOVES. CHAIRS: FEATHER BEDS
LOUNGES, WHEELBARRowS, SOFAS, CLOCKS
WINpow-SHADEs, CURTAINS. SAFES, GUMS
OFFICE-CIIA1Rs, TEh-CooLER,-
BRASS BELL, SCALES, CAsToRs, WATCHES,
Cocoa MATING. TRUNKS, PRESS,
Fine WALNUT OFFICE-DESk
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS anu WASHsTANDs'
One aud q half barrels WHIsKEY,
One box LEAF ToCACCo. Also, lot LUMBER
I'm. ALSO,
2 WaCoN-BoDIEs, q CART-FRAMEs, 80
? pair SHAFTS, l MELoDEoN,
and ANVIL.
rvn,,r. cash. A. B. DUESBERRY,
iEh1io' o III. L. T.. +.
Rv virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 me on
., yet w fat of December 1873, by John Harm,
viii viii sci sell one HORSE, WAGON, and HARNESS., III
front OF No Gs aaoo ". F. c. GARRETT,
e ... -. 49, Trustee.
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The Louisiana Case.

WASHINGTON, December 12.--The argr.
ment before the Committee on Privileges
aud Elections on the Louisiana case is pro.
crossing. Dir. Mari has arrived.
Senator Morton presided over the com.
1nittee, aud all Of the members were present
except Mr.. Sumner. The argument occu.
pied nearly i've hours. Dir. Billings opened,
and was followed by Messrs. Ogden and
Narr, and Judge Dibble closed.
The committee went into secret session.
and then adjourned until Monday morning
at 10 o'clock. 1t is thought that they will
then agree upon report.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, December IL, 1873.
OFFERINGS.
WgrAr.-Mhite, 1000 bushels. Red. SIS
bushels. ..-
CORN.-W-hte. 432 bushels.
OATs.-1l0 bushels.
SALES.
wuEAT.-whtte, 20 bushels at - 80 sos bush,
els yerv good at $40; 90 bushels. common al
III Al: 70 bushels fair at 81 .55 Ia bushels good
at 1856 13e bushels at siSo; l5s osShsS co9 ne
terms; 2ss bushels good at 81 SO !1s S1 ns;
els at Sl.67; 90 bushels on private terms-totai
2,042 bushels. ON ,,,s,o,.
common at kl.4O; 80 bushels good at S1.6O; / b
bushels prime ut 81. 70-totAl, 27O bushels;
OATs.-Whlte, ITO bushels very gooo virginia
spring at soc. ,,,,rrn
WHsAT.-Wlite, 54 bushels.
CoRS.-Whitc, 200 bushels.
OATsI6O buShel.
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War-Ships and Naval stores at Key
West-IKigh.Nando Proceedings al
Snnrini-n

NEW YORK, December ia hey West
dispatch says there are seven war-ships now
there, and that the naval stores received
there are sufficient to supply 10000 men for
three months.
The officers of the Wyoming report that
the estate of Mr.. Brooks, the acting British
consul at Santiago, has been burned; pro-
badly by volunteers.
\ Swiss jeWeiler was warned to leave that
city, or decline to trade with American
naval officers.
Consul Young says the life Of Dir. Schmidt,
the American vice-conSul, would not be
worth q cent If there were not American
War-yessels in the harbor.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Rank.
rTRUsTEE's SALE OF LAND IN CH

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHEs.
Il. TERFIELD COUNTY, NEAR MANCHEs-
TER, AT AUCTION.-As surviving trustee una,
adeed OF trust executed by W. H. Brander, j,
and VIE and w: D. Brandsr, sr., to the late J. G.
and duly recorded In Chesterfield County cour
sentative Of the creditor secured viii sell az a"c.
ton. upon the premises, OIL MONDAY, 18th lie
cember, at IL o'clock d.. the property conyeyyd :,
said deed-.o wit: lhs life estate Of " II. Bran.
der, Jr., in remainder in fee In and to TRACT OF
TWO HUNDRED AND SINETY-TWO AND
A HALF ACR rs OF LAND In Chesterfield coupI;,
on the Broadrock roai, about two miles from
Manchester. r-.--. ..s... .-e ',f
This Is said to be a valuable and productive piece
Of land. .sr
TERMS As prescribed by deed. expenses OF sale
in currency aud S1,37S with interest from lst Of
December, 1873, IN gold coin, ctish: the Iesi,ius
upon terms to be directed by the Tantors m said
deed; and In event OF their failure to give aoy d..
rection, then upon terms to be named by me on the
day Of sale.
1t is probable that more favorable terms may l..
made by consent Of those Interested ap the day Of
sale. GEORGE VI. DREWRY,
.f#. .tt Surviving trustee.
GREgBS q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers de-
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. - j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, :,
No. I1I5 Main street, opposite Dispatch ONCE.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF A. POR-
~ TON OF THE VALUABLE ESTATE OF
PETER BURKE SOMETIMES GALLEY re.
TER Ia WS0NL DECE AsED. CONSISTING 10 q
lfPROVED AND UNIMPROyED PROPERTY,
WITHIN AND WITHOUT THE CORPQKATE
LIMITS, ON BROOK AVENUE, lNCLUDiSG
THE VALUABLE RESIDENCE, TOGEIHEh
WITH ALL THE EXTENSIVE SLAUGHTER
ING FACILITIES ERECTED THEREON: AkSsO,
TWELVE ACRES AND A LOT NEAk THERE
UNTO. s."
BIZ virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court OF
the city of Richmond entered December 3. 1873,
in cause therein pending-Burke ct ais %. Burke
1T als-the undersigned. special commissioner
thereby appointed VIII sell at public auctions on the
premises on the 23d day Of DECEMRER. 1879:
at s O'Clock r. NJ, that VAL UABbE PROPERTY
above mentioned. consisting Of large, conm ss
dious DWELLING, with out-houses and b1ic q,
sausage-house and machinery, ice: house, ana AZ
other houses belonging to frst-class outcherlhs
Also. twelve acres of very fertile LAND lying
Immediately on Brook road adjoining ianos OF hf'
Swarz and the nursery OF F. Davis q 20. :.
Also, q fine BUILDING LOT on east SIDE %
Brook avenue and north of Duyal street.
TERMS: Onethird cash balance IN SIX, swe ea
and eighteen months, negotiable notes. SIX Per cent
interest added, and title retained ul AZ me pur-
chase money Is paid. JAMES =. DOUiLtEY,
J. THOMPSON BROWN, AuctIoneer. de l3.tds
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HAVANA, December l2.-The steamship
Virginius was lowed out of the larbor Of
Havana at half-past o'clock this morning
by the Spanish man.of-war Isabella La Cato
ha. The tug-Ooat returned to the city ut Z
o'clock. The destination Of the Virginius is
SUPPOSED 10 be Key West.
ASniEGroS, Dnccinbcr i2.-Sccrriary
fiHii ON being interr"gatcd to-day rclatiyeto
inc lirstnh,s matter said that everything
Is going on smoothly.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER l2,ls73.

FORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL, 1873.
ARRIVED
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer j. W. Ercrlnan, Platt. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, w. L. Porter, agent
Steamer Twilight, Lewis, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John w. Wyatt, agent.
| Steamer Transit, Geoghegan. Baltimore, lneF-
chaudisc and passengers, L. b. Tatum. agent:
Schooner Morning star, Lynch, Philadelphia,
coal. a.-. = -
light, Curtis / Parker.
Schooner Serene, jones, Georgetown, coal, Cot
trell Il ReiUs.
Schooner Father and Son, Fisher, Baltimore,
shells, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Baltimore, Browntree, Norfolk, Light,
Schooner Hattie Coombs, Jamlsoa, Newburg,
cement, 4. ). Lee.
SAtLEr.
Steamer John Sylvester Post, Norfolk, mer-
ohandlse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum agent.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc aud passengers, G. W. Allen Co.
Steamer Tuckahoe Brown, Philadelphia, rail.
road ties, Curtis s Parker.
schooner g. II. Eaton, ShaCkford, Norfolk, to
load slaves for West Indies. Curtis Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Joseph K. Ellis, Camp, Philadelphia
December 10.
Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Baltimore, Deem
Der Q.
By TELEGRApII.]
New YORK, December 12.-Arrived: Castalla.
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Alleged Corruptiei i'm South Carolina

COLUMBIA, s. G., December 12.--Auother
attempt was made to-day before trial JUS
tice to investigate a Charge of attempt at
bribery by John J. Patterson during the
senatorial election last winter. W. b. Jones,
a member of the House from Aiken, made an
affidavit, but it was not deemed reliable, and
as he did not appear i'll court it is thought
the whole thing was au attempt at blacknail.
ing the senator. The other witnesses did
not prove anything, and the case was dis.
missed, and Patterson discharged. 1t is
understood warrant has been issued for
the arrest of Jones on the charge of perjury.
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The ,Ju0gcShiD.

WASHINGTON, December Fit is not yet
known who will be nominated for Judge OF
the court Of the eastern district Of Virginia.
The general impression is that Colonel
Hughes will be nominated, but there is no
official authority for any statement as to who
will be. No decision has yet been arrived
ut by the President "
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, q

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, DC.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Owing TO the scarcity OF money, l have reduce
the prices OF my Wines and beg to call particula
attention to the very extensive lot VI Champaign
now arriving, consisting OF
BOUZY, DRY vERZENAI,
CARTE BLANCHE,
NAPOLEON, PREMIERE SERRE,
all of the house of
BOUCHE, Fills & co. Also,
L'RODERER (Russian),
MUMM's DRY vERZENAY, and HEIDSIECK
Furthermore, have now In the UNITEDS STATE:
CUSTOM-HOUSE large lot Of JAMES HEN
MESSY BRANDY in half-pipes, quarters, octaves
and cases;
rs casks sHERRi-Pale, Standard, Topaz, Anon
tlllcdo, and others;
Is cases ANGOsTURA B1TTERs;
all of my own importation, and which offer to tn
trade in
BOND or DUTi-PAID.
With q full assortment of all other imported Wines
and Liquors, such as
CLARETS. HOOKS, SCOTCH WHlSkEY,
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM
CORDIALS
of every description, ETC., etc.. and large lot OF
RYE and BOURBON WHISKEYS,
am confident have larger stock " select from
than any other house in the city.
OSCAR CRAM,
Importer of Wines Liquors, and Cigars,
dc 2-lm No. IA Governor street.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
70. llCS Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT ON
~ CHURCH HILL. ON THE WEST SIDE OF
THIRTIkTH BETWEEN " AND 0 STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
10th instant, al o'clock +. NJ, on the premises,
we will sell new FRAME DWELLING Contain
feet running back 100 feet. This property Is In an
improving portion OF the city, anu will he sold at
great bargain.
Terms: One-fo,irth cash; balance at six and
twelve months, six per cent. interest, secured by
trust deed. HILL l. GODDlN,
dell Auctoneers.
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BY W. Goddin,
Auctionecr and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh aud Bank streets,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EXCEL
" LENT AND ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE
AND Lot ATTACHED AT THE HEAD OF
VALLEY STREET, OPPOSITE TO Cash
CORNER"-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county of Henrico, entered on the
I'd December, 1873, In the case Of "Heroschel
against Streitbergcr" &c. shall sell at auction.
Der, 1873 ut O'Clock P. ~. the REAL ESTATE
located as above, consisting of LOT having
front OF ITO feet on Valley street and depth OF
erected FRAMED DWELLING containing four
rooms, occupied by Mr.. Samuel Mcdowell, together
with kitchen, stable, &C., and pump Of water.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added
and title retained till all Of the purchase money Is
fully maid off. JOHN DUNLOP,
ID Commissioner.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 12.-Flour steady anc
Arm prices unchanged Wheat firm s s9d pa:
raiioW southern. 87G72r. Oats dull. Rye quiet
fiaV unchanged. Provisions unsetl led and weaker
NORMALLY unchanged. Western butter 1 nT ahe
Coffee firm: fair TO prime Rio cargoes. 231YZoc
Whisky unsettled; small sales at e9Hc. rounc
lots ESQ. 0qc. Sugar, DC.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK MARKETS.
new YORK, December 12.-Cntton nrm sa,Gs
REQUEST and unchanged. hiskey steaoy at eoc.
Wheat what irmer; holders somewhat
dnII and lower: fair 10 good refining. 7ag.7 nc.
Rice , Common 10 prime Caroliua: 7AG!s4c: Pork
shade frmer: new spot, ~ held ~ 81
Lard firmer at efsc. Savals STEADY. Ialio" Ii ine
AZ 7hc. Freghts shade hrlner.