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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, January l8.-tor rev Ens.
land. the Middle States, and the lower lake
region. cloudy weather and snow VIII pre-
vail. With nOrtheflyi to easteriy winds 10 tne
northeTp portionssof these districts, and va.
Fable winds, on the coast. The pressure VIII
diminish on the New England ana Middle
Atlantic coasts without decided change Of
Temperature. 4 5.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy
weather with areas OF rain, and with but
slight changes OF pressure and temperature.
For the Gulf States, and thence north
ward over the Ohio valley, the upper lake
region, and the upper Mississippi valley,
snow or rain with northerly winds, followed
By clearing and colder weather and rising
barometer. 81 y sssy
For the Northwest, very cold and clear or
clearing weather, with brisk northerly
winds. az 2 ~ -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY Il, 1874
Sun rises. 200 Moon rises. 3.46
SIM se.s... Adj High tide. .......... 1912


Sun rises. 100 Moon rises. :46
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY Is, 1874.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Lottie, Speed New York, salt, DaTen-
Schooner Julia, Thomas, Baltimore, shells, Cur
It's Il Parker.
Schooner Geranium, Watson, Warwick, oysters.
Sloop ID. Broderick, Howard, Little Bay, oysters.
Sloop Ann Elizabeth, Rollins Back river, oysters.
ARRIVED TO-DAY.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Patterson, Baltimore,
shells, Curtis & Parker
Schooner j. IL. Langrall, Flowers, Baltimore,
phosphate, Southern Fertilizing Company.
Sloop Ada Wood, Williams, Ham pton, oysters.
Sloop Antagonist, Emory, Back river, oysters
SAILED.
Steamer Twilight, Lewis, Norfolk, d. ". WYATT
Steamer Wyanoke, Conch, New York, mercnan-
disc and passengers, G ". Alien S, 70. ,,or-
SteamerJ. w. Eyerman, fiatt' 1lniaoeipa4'' ineA
chandise and passengers go.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Roxana, Baltimore, January ~:
Schooner n. z. Byrd, Steelinan' New horh' 'ah-
us Schooner E. B. Wharton, Hardcastle, New York,
Schooner Louisa, Patterson, Baltimore, January
schooner NJ. A. Fisher, Lawrence, New York,
o"nu lBY TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK, January a13.-Arrtved: City OF
Brussels and Wilmington. Arrived out; Baltic
and Italia. -...s... .-....--.-
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Meeting ef Tax.Payers I'm South
-, Carolina.

fRorSsr OF AN ovRRBURDFHED PEoPLE--A TER
RlToRiAL OR MILITARY GOVERNMENT PRE-
FgRRED, ETC. T a79l$
CHARLESTON, January 18.-The exactious
OF the Legislature for taxes are much heavier
than In any preceding year, and have
aroused intense feeling among property
holders throughout the State. A large and
earnest meeting Of taxpayers was held yes
terday In Columbia TO start aconeerted
movement for the relief Of the people.
resolutions were adopted urging the re-
assembling of the Taxpayers Convention,
and that the Convention present the ,condi.
elon OF the State to Congress sud All fhas y :
ne remanded to q territorial condition or pe
placed under military rule. a numpe 6. =,
speeches were madeleine OF Them Dy,a W.
ored man-all declaring that the ths
have been outrage ousiy high. sna tn s,.,. ans
people will not stand the ahnse anS ion g..
The Executive Conrmatte e OF ino 80 49,;
ers' Convention met here to-osy anu unani.
: M0usly resolved, ia; view OF ing ne 6
OF fbe times and & due regard iof the COM
mon welfare of all niasses, that the Tax.Pay-
erss Conyenticu shall reassembie In Colum-
,bia on tl,e I2th<o6 February.
The reaosut5ons further declare the move
anent' tos bp RI position to the frauds and
e0rrnnts ops whish prevail and In favor of
HONEST government, with eqpal and exact
1iehss % 81.
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The New York Worxingmen'sD Demon
stratiOn.

| stratiOn.
| Nrw York. January 13.-The Committee
| of safety has adopted resolution declining
| 70 accent the permission of the societies TO
parade to-day, and abandoning their own
programme. Another committee has OBJ
famed the consent Of the Mayor to address
meeting of the unemployed in Union
Square.
A DISTURBANCE WITH THE POLICE.
NEW YORK, January 12.-Yesterday the
| mark commissioners having control OF
| Tompkins Square withdrew their permit,
previously granted to the workingmen to
hold meeting there this morning, and re.
quested the police commissioners to prevent
the projected meeting being held. A large
number of unemployed men mainly congre-
gated in squads of about one hundred each
and gathered in the square, apparently
| waiting the arrival Of other bands and their
leaders that the meeting might be organized.
Police Commissioner Duryea was in the
| locality, and went to the Seventeenth Pre-
cinct station, whence soon issued twenty
two policemen under command OF Captahtn
Walsh and Sergeant Bertbold. They marc III.
ed quickly to Thompkins Square ana a,-
yided in two parties, the captain commanu'
ing one BODY and the sergeant the osner.
oelSdauhs oD;nn q banner on which was in
scrhed g Tenth Ward Association" He ad-
,;sed then, TO retire in peace and not give
occasion for disturbance. BE was answered
Nv . talI fellow of military aspect, who ap.
ns,red to be the leader, calling upon the men
If fine association to stand firm; and they
An officer walking by at this time came in
front of the leader, who refused to move
back. and the two engaged in q struggle.
The sergeant stepped quickly to assist the
officer. but was met by little hungry-look-
ing person named Meyer, who struck him
on the temple with heavy carpenters ham.
mer. Blood flowed freely from the wound.
Never was at once knocked senseless, and
general and vigorous clubbing began, out Of
which the officers came victorious, bearing
with them number Of prisoners.
When Meyer was asked at the station by
Sergeant Berthola why he struck him be an
swered because Hoeflicher, their leader, told
him to strike any policeman that interfered
with them. Besides" said the prisoner,
81 am two days without food, and am des'
perate."
At the chief precinct large number of
police were held in readiness.
A man in the crowd had a Communist flag,
but he did not get time to unfurl 1t.
Mayor Havemeyer was at police headquar-
ters up to noon, when he came down to bis
office and said he would not address the
| workipgmen.
First avenue continued crowded up to l
O'Clock, and the workingmen from time to
time paraded two deep along the sidewalk,
but did not venture into the Square. The
adjoining streets and avenues were crowded
with people who feared to venture into First
avenue. Although the avenue is so full OF
people there is no shouting or disorder, and
the police say the lesson the rioters got this
morning will have wholesome effect.
Later.-Up to O'Clock tonight no fur
Their disturbances by the unemployed labor
ers is ranortad
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by Nm. Lee, Auctioneer.
No. l014 Main s,ret,

TRUSTEES SALE OF YARN,
u STORE On MAIN SvRrpr LIABLE
WUkTEEH1H AMI FIFTEENTH sgThHIsEgES
BY virtue OF deed OF trust from 1StrkhEEIS.-.
deter t. TIE u1ssszogaed bearing dse tho f as.s
once Of Richmond Cbancery Com, ~ ue clerk,
page 162, OF the holder Of one cf D. "
described and stcnIed in said deed der vi ,ne Eei
been made ~ the payment fsaiano;e viii nnsaslns
the premises. at o'clock r, NJ 10 81 1iater, "a
23d day OF Jaiiuary S74, the pronerty iDAY he
In said deed ns lying on the norih =, stacnted
street between Fourteenth and fifteenth s, OF A:a
s s WIN al the impToyemen thereon (aS.
TERMS Sufficient In casn 10 lefray,h.
Of executing this trust and 10 pay or and
certain negotiable note described and secns,r
s atb see.ded 9y Arga o
may be made known az the time OF sale. "ims IS
ia 1A.tds JAMES K, GODniI
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE January l3.-Flour strong and act
i've: prices uIch aDged. Wheat firm and UNCHANGED
Corn buoyant and higher white southern, S6g
93c.; yellow southern. s0@S2e.; mixed western
RYE firm ut 81. Hay dull at S20@S25. Provisions
quiet but firm: Mess pork, 81 6.269sl6 500.
Bacon-Good tobblng demand. Sugar-cured mans,
mand slight receipts; prices unchanged. Coffee
strong at 25@27hc. Whiskey. s1.O1. sugar firm
and unchanged.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auctioaees'
Eleventh street between Main snd BANK
" ALUABLE DISTiLLEKi ,
" yuITr tdCST5 COMPLETE MACH!SEkIi

..yt,r,Il taIGTII cry.
NIERYt v "A DU pL -, ~ .ruISyEY
AND FIXTURES THEREIN, ONr i itifr,iP
RnREE TnRSPIKE, WITHlSs 0SEs i MIihREp
lEt GITnIikAANNHE WHaRvEs OF THE GaEs1'
1pEnRr Nm OaiO RAILROAD CONAN
rGS HI = e EhTSVCTION.-By request OF lns ea
EOh SA AZ Esaaj.taWiR Jones' deceased, VINO act
@ ..,tio,,tY m decree OF the Chsneery Coaf.
kchmond sn'essa ~ sei Al snc,on upon the pre-.
, vi Seu enTHtIRsDAY The 18th day Of Janua
commencing ynI - o DSiPsTlLLERY, situated aS
knoWn 80 IA enc asst bY Ammon's creeS u
arnhraces Il s7S-100O ACRES OF LAMP na n,dss
sa lons 70 hs sIsn ay
worked, it withota 1 doa i' io''e'' - nc
TIC improvements onsist o. me e, ,h,ee ,,odes
nigh and OF sac Cs h gs aad ali very substantial.
q isei, syo NJ ~ wstsr furnished BY ~eA
Unamt YEA J,teescrret Ia, IN
r, a aaI GHISESY AND FIXTURES ots ~ ,be
~ TO forfy-borss engines, boiler " NV
part 81 IWo arae Copper s, for anIi.S,tIe:
iarssSt sLs; s9, fermeniing tubs. ,2so .
Ing nne Tnskey. e,.srsI copner-ned Diash-,asss,
eacni 10. i,ons nairs French burrs, cooip .s
each o.SoE 1as sIds as-;ub, yeast mash-sHD. oD
49, ~ ~, .s,,.yefe. Dair large scaes -, ara
o; ~ .strSina cattle or coal. sie-
= , III bins Tar erain complete SEE OF 100
ystors, s.sbiing Tor eight horses hous md 10 srtr
n nasss De'loe' 0'ner asu''' -. me va,
This estahishment was gotten UP I s,a 81 1000,
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BY james II. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Aucaoneers,
ONCE corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSfEE'S SALE OF 4 PRETTY
u BUILDING LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET BETWEEN GiLMER AND
GRAHAM STREETS AT AUCTION.-Ry Virtue
of deed Of trust executed by Anderson Taylor TO
the subscriber daled August IL. 1873 and duly re-
corded in the clerks Office OF Richmond Chancey
Court In D. B. 1O1, 4, page 2l6 TO secure the pay
ment OF certain negotiable notes therein mentioned.
default having been made In the payment OF one OF
said notes. and ut the request OF The holder thereof.
will proceed 70 sell at public auction. upon The
1874, at O'Clock p. 81, If fair; If not, the next
fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted, the LOT as
above located fronting 81 feet. and running back
between parallel lines 81 feet TO an alley IL. feet
wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay tie expenses Of
sale and note Of S3O.9S. with interest from de.
cember 81, 1873, until paid: and Upon crcdl. as
to $31.60 TIL April p, 1874 as 10 1872 20 !il
August 81, 1874; as TO 1892 till December u,
1874, for negotiable notes secured by Ged VI
trust. Terms rs to any surplus vii! pe made known
ut the hour Of sale.
~ III. SELDOM TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR & SON, AuctioIeere. VI
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Instructive Fire In Massachusetts
Loss, $500, 600.

Bosros, January ia large fire has been
oing for several hours at Natick, Mass, IN
the business portion of the town: Several
stean1.engines have been sent from Boston to
mid in supervising the flames. The loss
already reaches half million dollars.
Second Dispatch. =
NAr.cx, MASS, January lathe fire is
now under control. The loss is estimated
mt $500, 900.
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u..a md spirtt-fradsrs' Mesting.

NEv Yoak, January 13.-Ata meeting Of
tho Council Of the Wine and Spirit-T Traders
Society of the Unised States this afternoon
ina general sentiment was expressed N
favor OF the Government, as q means OF IA
creasipg the revenue, imposing MODE.
rstely. increased tax on whiskey. Important
suggestions whereby the Government can
save millions annually in connection wl.n
the collection Of taxes and duties were en- J,
braced in the reports which we're submitted
and adopted.
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x..,onal Roard OF Trade.

BALTIMORE, january 13.-The Natlona'
Roard of Trade convened here to'day-rres'
ident FrayIey presiding. Forty deiega ass,
representing: Baltimore, Boston, New l 10TH
Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, 81. ha o.,
Richmond ) and other cities, answered ~ 'iel'
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Auctieneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh. street between Main and R,,.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ VALUABLE PRoPfRTY KNOWN AZ
" BRADFORU'S HOTEL" SITUATED IL r ne
CITY OF RICHMOND. on THE sorrH SthhEs
OF. FEANkLIa STREET BETWEEN WIFI
STREET AND LOCUST ALLEY. ar " trt.
TOMB part execution Of decree Of the c Chan
Gerry Court OF Richn ond entered on The ia,h ~
November, 1871, In the case If Mii.'s eIccuior :.
Glazebrook and a., the undersigned, s spec i,
ton, upon the premises. on MONDAY the ID aav
OF February, at ~ o'clock NJ, Inc PRUPERT2
situated as above, which was solJ BY the late Scha
Las Mills 70 Thomas Bradford having front Of os
feet on Franklin street, and running back to TS.
bacco alley, on which II fronts o. feet inches.
This property Is imprc ved IN from, by comrs,.
lively new and handsome four. storiei trick EgGL
ing, No. 1885, formerly usedas saloon and k;a,
and with several brick and frame Buildings IN he
rear.
TERMS Sufficient In cash to par the c,sts OF he
suit and the expenses of the sale; the residue In
three equal annual instruments a. one. Two. and
three years for bonds bearing interest, and the Title
TO be retained by the court until the bonds are paid
A plat OF the property will be shown at the time
Of the sale. JOHN A. MEREDITH,
Special Commissioner
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Aucti6neers. IA g.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country Produce.
e6 So0''' ''
Beesaoar: csc. 4a b.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow. 25@2Sc.; poor
TO good, 10000. common, SU1Uc.
Buckuheat Flour: 2@3c. Very dull.
Broom Corn: Green, s0i0c.; red, 495c.
Corn Meal: zoe. 43 buShel.
Dried Fruit.-Apples, quarters, 4@5c;; SLICED
5@6c. Peaches, peeled, S@12c. unpeelen, 4lgoc.
Cherries, pitted, l4@15c. Blackberries, 697c.
Egos: In barrels, 20@21c. q dozen; in crates,
Flour: Virginia country IS quoted to-day Fine.
AZ. 75@s6: superhne, S71S7.25; extra, So
family. ordinary run, SS.5OQSS.75; fancy brands
SI0.5O@s11.
Feathers: Prime nve-goose, 6507oc.; common
F7ouseed: s1.5o@s1. go q bushel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, s1.l09sl 25; clover
Lard: Country. 9@10c.
Oats: Baled S0@S5c. q 100 lbs.
OnionS.-sl@$1.4U u bushel.
Potuoes: Irish, 5006Oc. "a bushel.
s@ RfGsry-DFsSSeo' turkeys l*9'''' ''''NS"''
Rye: s5c. q bushel.
Sumac: 75c.-nominal
Shucks: 7OQS0.
Baled StraU: 50@60c.
1dlL0U: 406c. 81 b.
Wool: Washed, 33@35c.; unwashed, 25@27c.
c.u,an, Lime Plaster. xc.
Cement: s2.25@s2.3o q barrel Rosendae,
Lime: Agricultural. 1Oc. "a bushel; Virginia.
lndua k Pa,s saI 81 5ni'ef''A'
piaa,s. Tnmn, Sex: erounI. 81. delivered
calcined, $2. 75@S3.
~ Dry Goods.
pro,,n Steetinos and Shtrti,,Gs A Manchester,
9hc. x Manchester, &C.; Manchester 7c:;
James River, T.; Fontsnoy shc. ~ Pa, GTan
tteville, 1Gc: GraniteTiile. lOS. IS aosoiaac'
12e; H Ihr,d kioe &C. "a leaksviiIe. iis
A. ". Gonesoga, 124c; 6. Conestoga' &C.;
CITY, 32hc.
Begehed ings Gad sAs t.. ~ a R %s%sIs
VI noc. ca uon1a Iac 4 Gneida. I 2Ic Al
fsSc.: Whitesnne, 10c. x Barnsley, &C.; x Red
Dog, &C.; Sc1taaMts , S asuc Ia civ
t MF5o aa &C. 1o-4 "ai'i'a' '.' e'''
Rro,on n,;us Petersburg. 1oxc.; Westford,
~ HIooG DptnS LIE Ao's0''
49, raaSs paHnn,, 10 .Amoskeag,
1sc. ' aaiioSeIl. 11Hc.. 49, ,1s 90 80
Deaims: Harlem, 127Sc.; boston seeain niiu''
AIhc. ,o,..,,on,s-1nc-: Rich
mond. iOc.: sprague, i0c. ) Manchester. 1Oe.:
washington. lOc; Hamilton. lOc.: MerrImaSS'
ioc.: Mallory. iOc.; Oriental, l0c;; Paeifc'
IT, AAAIo1' o>s>'' * ,,,s-
oa"er'e ,;,n nse' D d. Gus, &C. t
Alum: Sc. ' -, 9 '2} ~. KS ~.
Alcohol: 1925 gsi,c 90 $50 30 four dozen. +
Co'seenaTa1e =. n9 ' 20 = = ...
cepps' as. &c =, AN.
!. Extract Of Loy,oood: Ice.
4 +, ( .se.-.s
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HUNTSVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, January 13.-Flour frmcr ant
Provisions firm. Bacon-Shoulders,. 7H@7Sc
clear rib, slic.; clear sides &C.. packed. Pork
FOR key; Sc. for steam. Whiskey firm at 97c.
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nv Telegraph.
10y - .
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, January I3.-Cotton easier sales OF
1915 bales at 163@17c. Flour quiet and steady.
Wbiskey lower SIlQb1 so, Wheat closed qufet; ;
holders more disposed 10 realize. Corn closed
frmer; new southern white, afioat, 85c. Rice un,
changed. Pork heavy at $16.25@tl6;5O. Lard
heavy au9A@9 SIG. Tallow steady. Turpentine
firm. RosIn steady. Freights quiet.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England
LONDON, January 1875 a. M.-Special adj
vices to the Standard from Cape Coast Cas-.
tie report that the King of Dahomey has sent
heavy achievements to Ashantee.
..-a MARINE DISASTERS.
LONDON, January a1S.-The ship Anna,
from London for Pensacola, has been badly
damaged by collision. ..',~
The ship Western Empire, from New Or
leans for Hayre, has been in collision with
the schooner Europa, and the latter sunk.
The ships damage, if there is any, is un-
known. The crew of the schooner was
saved, and landed at Deal, by the Western
Empire.
!. Italy.
ROME, January 13.-Manuel Pastor, who
fred at King Victor Emanuel in 1872, has
escaped from prison. = n-:..,i !. !,
r, a Spain; #
CARTAGENA SURRENDERED TO THE GOVERNMENT
TROOPS s. NAVAL ENGAGEMENT PROGRESSING.
MADRID, January 13.-Cartagena has sur.
rendered, and is now occupied by the Gov
eminent troops under General Dominique
Upon the equalization Of the city the In
transigente Junta and liberated convlcts
went on board the frigate Numancia, VINCE
was attacked by the Government squadron
and ut the time the last dispatch was Tor
warded naval engagement was IN prosress
MADRID, January 13.-The intrans1gent'
instruction continues ut Barcelona. Iners
has been considerable fighting IL lhe 81
burbs. ;,
The Governor Of Madrid has arrested az
the officers of the Saladero prison becaus
of the escape OF, an assassin who was 10 o
executed to-day. a or.,e
70 the Republican volunteers Of Madrid ol
rectine them to surrender their arms to.oa gay
All who disobey will be tried by Sour!.n ~
tiaI. The authorities will search the Guy ~
concealed arms tomorrow. ;,.s:Y : ~ SIS,
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, January d3-Flour flrmer and
6OG62c. Pork firm at 81 $50. Lard firm steam,
SS@9c.; kettle quiet at &c. Bacon firm ut TIC
for shoulders; Skc for clear RIB; SIC. for clear
sides " hiskey frmer; higher at &c.
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WILMINGTON MARKETS

WILMINGTON, n G., January 13.-Sprits tur-
pentine quiet at 39.c. Rosn firm at S2O5@S2.
for strained. Crude turpentine quiet ut $3.50 for
hard; 80. so for yellow-dip. Tar steady at's2.SO.
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, January 13.-Flour-All grades weak
and lower; business small. Corn active and higher
No. mixed 6Oc. Whiskey firm at 97c. PORK
STEADY; hard side, $14.75G$16: Bacon un-
changed. Lard firm steam, SHlSSA
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RaSlReaA 8txfkA ~ IT. 2 - -. .sa..s
e MsrrIssi,rufx. j, JsnnaTy 18.-The 60.
pineers On the New Jersey Southern railroad
ss,,it WORK hss evening. There b no disturb
s,,sn |. Tfere srs no trains running on the
rtsIi. me stfiKe has extended TO tue tram
and trnck.bnndn on the same road. The 10
comntiyes are An IA the shops here, but are
nartiy Disconnected, and cannot be taken out,
The track Il Also torn up In some places,
tins preventing trains from running.
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The ohio Senatorship.

COLUMBUS, January 18.-Thurman re.
ceiyed % to IA in the Senate, and 81 to A 10
the House. His election tomorrow IS un-
doubted,
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BY W. q. Polk & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonee.s,
No. z Tenth street, post. Office s,n,,-n

WE WILL SELL, AT THE REQUEST
o. the owner, at public auc,ion a,
O'Clock =. d. on MONDAY the 9,f day OF lam as
AIRY. 1874, that desiraoly- locaIed RICK DWEIIi..
ING ON the north stce Of FRANKLIN street btween
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, Containing sir
rooms above basement. s'1
TERMS: One-third cash; balance al Q ard ~
months Tor negotiable notes, secured by dsed -
trust for the deferred payments, 'Te' 1n OF
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FINANCIAL.
BY telegraph.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 13-Eoo1a.-stocks al'i AM
irregular Gold opened at 1l1H; now, !ll's' n oo
new, 6 bid. Exchange-Long, 1854; short' so'
Governments dull. States quiet ..oo,,
Euentna.-Money easy at 6@7. sterling G,r nsT.
at 4ssx Gold declined; 111S@11lH. 1o's
meuts strong and better. States quiet ahu
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HALIFAX, N. s., January 12.-The British
| ship SPHINX arrived from Port Royal yes
terday with two cases Of yelloW.feyer ON
board. 81 &. 81
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Postponement of tho Masonic "i'
Concert @a-

NORFOLK, January lathe Masonic Hae
Concert, of this city, advertised 10 lake g'aSI
on the 18th instant, has been postponeSs ~, nn
May the 5th, with positive ASSURANCES u Nv
further postponement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-14
real Estate AT PRIVATE SALE.

fTOR SALE. ON LONG TIME, A.
+ BRICK RESIDENCES centrally located. III
T. Inns eieft rooms with freplaces, four without and
tsree for servants gas, water and culvert. Rents
for 5000 Price, $6, 1000; ~ 900 cash. balance in
one two, three, four, and five years ut eight per
cent. Ior liberal deduction f,r more cash. Adj
dress L. d, Richmond post.0ffce. ia 14-1t*