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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
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In 1861 the British parliamen. aaopted

In 1861 the British Parliament adopted
ahe Gregor,an ratification Of the calendar.
The act directed that the year should ce'sai-
mepcc on the LIST Of January instead of the
18th CT March, as heretofore; and that
eleven days-trom the Cd TO the 14th OF
Septcmber--shouid be omitted augusta
fGa.) Cpnssis,tioaa'tst,
A little girl In ono OF the Fablic schools
here wss asked to tell how many days there
were in the last century, She answered,
leaving out the eleven days. The teacher
did not appreciate her accuracy, but said Inc
answer was dteeent-that is, ought TO in-
clude the missing days.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. January 2.-Flour quiet and I'M
changed Wheat firm white choice, Il IS Gtl 30,
Ohio and Indiana. $l.75. Corn firm white SOUTH
ern 7O@ 7Sc.; yellow southern, 75@S0c: mixed
western, soc. Oats steady; southern. 2ogoa &C.:
firm and steady ar 9Odl9Sc. Hay unchanged. Pro-
Visions firm. Mvss pork, SIG. bulk meals-Shonl-
ders, 6Hc clear rib, TIC. Bacon-St ulders, 74c;
clear rio, SIC; s,sar-cured hams, II &C. Laru,
S1Goc, Western butter scarce anu wanted: firm
aud unchanged. Coffee very str )ng aud unchanged.
Whlskey quiet ut 966lD97c. Sugar firm ut Zoe.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. January 2, 1e74.
CFFEKIN GS.
W'uEAT.-Whie II bushels. Red, 46 bushels
CORS.- White ITO bushels.
GATS.-50 bushels.
pEAs.-S4 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-White. II bushes very good at sl.75.
WHEkT-ls.G. AZ bushels 1T 81 60.
CORN " bite, 70 bushels On private terms.
OATS.-50 bushels OH private terra 5. ...
REMARKS.
Yesterday 1.-THE 1st instantly no business was trans
acted on Change.
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Hr Could WATT" Who hurt you, hub?"
asked pedestrian Of small boy who sat
bowling on the rurbstone. "Johnny Kidd,"
sobbed the victim. "l'li sec about him il he
does it again." remarked The man, condol-
ingly, but the boy suddenly. stopped howl
inc aud exclaimed: "JuSt leave him alone.
When I grow up lll get on the police
force, and then I can belt him all want
fotD
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ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

sr. LOUIS. January Flour In good demand at
fnl prices for all grades below sc so. Corn very
dull new mixed 50@5lc: on east track ana eleya.
january Whiskey steady at 95c. Pork frI.: small
lots at $14 5O@$l5. Bacon-None out OF .hioke.
Lard firm ut S1Sc., generally held al SIC.
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BIZ Grubbs. l. Williams.
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents.
eleventh street between Main and BanE

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ALARGE
I iHRiCK, TENEMENT AND Two VACANT
T0rS On THE WEST SIDE OF SENES:
TENTH Or VALLEY sTkEIEsT BE I, IA
BROAD AND MARSHALL STREETS, At AUC-
Ti0S-In execution Of decree Of the Chaneery
Court of Richmond entered I'd Of December. 1873,
In file case Of Kinnaird %, Kinnaird's executors,
the undersigned, commissioners thereby appointed,
will sell at auction, On the premises, ON MON
DAY the 9th of January, 1874, at I O'Clock y =.
NJ. the property referred TO in the proceedings ~
said cause, and now occupied by str. w. G. Craile
tho same beginning the west side OF SeVenteensn
street % feet south Of Marshall street fronting 20
feet, running back 20 feet to an alley AND 70 Tue
rack of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and en-.
braciuy a large four.story BRICK TESEA66S. ~;
besides, two VACANT LOTS, each OF ~ iee'
front. s,..r,,,a,,
By reason Of Its situation on very proml,nem l;
street ana It's communication with tne lah hnt
this IS regarded as very valuable ior ousi
ness purposes generally, and partcniaf,y ~ loi
lumber or coal-yards, or for warehouses. ne W
perty Will lie sold In parcels, as may NC oeciueo
upon at the time OF sale. :. r,,. o,,bt
TERMS; Ong-fourth cash; balance at Tour. eiRnt'
and twelve months for negotiable notes .ltn IN y.
terest aided, and title retained BY the court uho
the notes are paid. r.NSf,S .4f
WILLIAM JOSIAH LEAhE,
Cp,-pps e WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. de 81.
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BE- Robertson & SronauSii,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
IIui street opposite the courthouse. Manchester.

|,oNrauSsIONERy SALE OF \ VERY
Z DESfI, ELirrI T. FARM IN CHESTER
FIELD CtruATY.-By virtue of a decree Oh lle
County Court OF Chesterfield entered a. t!lc DE-
cember term thereof, 1871, styled >. W. bronau!h
Commissioners thereby appointed will sell az AUG
ton III the front door OF the courthouse. on Nun
ia Y The I2th day of January, 1874, that being
cou t-day at ~ o'clock NJ, The property above re.
ferrcd to In the decree, consisting OF about slAl1
ACRES OF IL MD. Within four miles OF Manciies-
for, between the Petersburg pike and the Broad
rock road. The land Is of good quality. aud por-
ton of it well wooded, and by reason OF us near
ness to town should be desirable as M arifcs i;lf
There II 4 snil house on the premises. -,
FERNS. Onp-t0urtl cash ; balance In SIX nine.
md Twelve months negotiable notes with interesI
added for deferred payments, ana tliic retaiheo ti
iu'''s' - CLARK q ANBERS, Commissioners.
RogrRTsoS & BRONAUGH. Aucti.neers.
RUBEN So - - n. ia l-Tu, III, { Sids
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BY Telegraph.
EII1Ir >-nRx NIapE FTS

NEW YORK. january 2.-Cottou dull, with sales
Of $50 bales ut l6IY1 SIC. Flour quiet and I'M
changed. WliSkey IL cidediy lower Mt 9GM97c.
Wheat nuict and lc. lower; white WESTERN 81. S5c.
Coru quiet aud scarcely so firm. Eice quiet ana
firm Pork steady. Lard s,eaCrr al S7s0S 81 &c.
Tal!ow steady. Turptn tine 1rmer 1t 4l@142c.
kosin dull. Fresgh 8 steady.
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ro>,p.pAT1vE COTTON STATEMENT,

NEW YORK, January 2.-Set receipts ut ali
United Stat, ports during the week. bales;
same week list Year. 1O4, 211 bales; total to date,
933 265 bales; to same date lust year. ,G26,296
bales Exports for the week. OF ,531 bales same
week last year 20 1872 bales toial 10 date. $50 1872
ut iii United States ports, 776,096 bIes last year,
5l4 942 bales mt ali Interior towns, 1921 bales;
last year. S9091 bllcs: ut Liverpool, $4,000
bales: last Year, 421 900 bales. American cotton
aaoat for Great Britain, 100000 bales last year,
100000 bales.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERsBugG)
RAILROAD COMPANY. {

OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBCgG}
RAILROAD COMPANY. :
on AND A.: AFTER -; JANUARY z lsr, 1874,
The MAIL TRAINS leave Eic!,;nond at sos A.
N. and 9 p. NJ: returning leave Petersburg at
iS NoR +; an HaCaGeoaM6bATIos TRAIN leave,
Richmond ut g. 0 +. NJ. aud Petersburg at 1890
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach at
a saspsa islE: sssssssz s %
A. a: and sT1S ga z. skcuRslos TRAINS Between
Richmond and Petersburg are discontinued.
mond and Petersburg except at NaGchestcr and
Passengers from Clover Hill! will leave at IA.
n, and returning leave Richmond &, p. H daily
AL TEAMS leaving Petersburg Will star. from
tn Pn II .T, PALAC SeG SLEEp,SGcARs a.e
a''aenc' % AZ '' t;Ss GIN WARWICK, Ja
de 81 General Freight aud Ticket Agent.
CHESAPEAKE and OHIO RAIL-
~ ROLD.-On and after December z, 1873, tho
passenger trains wv ME EST y s3iloss;
MAIL TRAiN.-LMycs Richmond $50 A. Al.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with w., G.,
lottesville, and arrives at Iifnton It / 0 p. N:
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leavcs Richmond at 1880
F. NJ DAiIY sxcep, Saturday, sorne a5s at Cor
rives at Huntington ut T. NJ: next DAY. steamer
leaves Huntington arrival Of the train, and arrives
ut Cincinnati At O'Clock next morning.
This train stops between Richmond and White
Sulphur only ut Junction. Gordonsyiie, Charlottes-
vile, Stanton Gsshen, Milii1Iu', and Coylnp.on.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond
nj 1916 r. 81. DAILY except Sunday. snd arrives ut
Gortorsville AZ $3.50 r. n. This train coune!tsa at
GCrdonsyille for LynchburS.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati ,t p. ". DAILY cY-
cen; "unday and arrives ut Huntington al 4.
81 next dny, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRSIS.-Lcavea Huntington al 10 A.
II. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives ut Ric!imond
al $50 A. N: next day, connecting si.h tTdns
going south and with James River steamer 70: aCr-
folk This train stops between White Sulphur and
Richmond only Ut Junction, Gortonsyfe, taar-
l0ttesviIe, Staunion, Goshen, MILFORD, aad Gov
iugton.
NAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Hinton att O'Clock i. ~.
DAILY EXCEPT Sundays, connecting With w .,c..|a.,
" e g. s. railroad I'll charlottesville and horizons
Vile and arrives at RichHtoEd &. 5 X. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS sRAlN.-Lfayes Goro'ns-
lille ut 6 a. AZ. DAILY, except Sundays, ana ar-
rlvys at Richmond ut $50 A. 81.
For further Information Inquire 81 the co11r.hJs
office on Broad near Seventeenth street.
= s. Il PERRY, General Superintendent.
EDGAR YLIET, Generl Passenger and J!cSet
Agent. 90: -
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIScINNATI. January 2.-Flour III good demand
at fun prices. Corn active at $4,000. Pork firm
and held AT $3.50. Lard quiet; steam, S7s9SHc.
kettle Sic. Bacon firm shoulders, To-; clear rib,
SIC; clear, SIC. Whiskey In good demand Al sac.
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A stylish, well-educatea, welI-dressed, and
rather .'fast" blonde, who has been circula-
ting in Providence under various high-toued
southern names since August, has just gone
to the State prison for six months under the
yagrant act. Her game has been "confi-
dence." and such ability did she possess that,
arriving in the city without q cent, she was
able in six weeks time TO accumulate ~, 500.
She has travelled extensively in Europe, and
claims to have been the wife Of a rebel gem
eral, and connected with the I" first families
OF Virginia" She is "cute one" any
way.
Theprohibitory law is now, on the part OF
its friends, an explicitly confessed failure.
Yet 1t is doubtful if we are able to repeal
it. The politicians Cannot afford to part
with it, aud anli.iemperance men, as Wei s
as temperance men, who baye made use OF
il to corrupt our elections, share In lois
feeling; the wholesale liquor-dealers rather
like it, and the people OF the State, VINO
are less influenced by selC-interest and mole
by considerations affecting the pubic veal
dread a resort TO licensing aas a2snbstitute
The subjec. will he Difficult. one Iof the
next Legislature to deal with" Temple
ton," in Hartford C0ardM.
Soon after his arrival I'D Boston. General
Butler met aa intimate friend. One of his
first remarks was .ss.sI have got this salary
question just where I wanted II. Both The
Hoars have committed themselves, and u"
neither OF them can assume superior virtue
DO myself on the subject. Our authority
for tlsis III ale aaecdote "a the Bostoa cores
pondent az the Hartford courdnf. j
II. instead Of being q Judge, Dare!l was 1
convicted criminal. II would be just like bin
don't want to be hanged. The rope may
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"S BY Moody & Royal,
Real Estate Agents and AuctionecJs,
Office corner of Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BLE LANDS IN 1HE COUNTY OF CHES-
TERRIFIED AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF de-
March term. 1873, In certain suit styled Joseph
u. Elicit versus Robert s. Ellett, Will sell on
MONDAY, January IL. 1874. In front OF the
four small tracts # LAND in said county: First
tract contains ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
ONE ChES, lying OH the Gcnito road; second,
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTl-TWOA ACRES,
adiolns the lands of William 6. Flournoy, T. r..
Morrisette, and others; tract No. contains r!E-
ACRES, near the above-described lands. There are
some Improvements On Tracts Nos. Land :. Ihe
lands are VOL adapted 70 cultivation, we'll wooded,
and in u good nclghDorhood, and well located.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses OF THIS
suit and sale: the residue upon credit OF one two,
three, and four years, in equal insfalments, pur-
chaser 10 give bis bonds bearing six per cent: IN,
terest from day OF sale the title being retained ti
the whole purchase money is paid.
MOODY & ROYAL, Aucttoneers. ia 3-Ids
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

Changed. Corn firm at $50. Pork quiet ant
steady at $3.50. Bacon quiet ano steady; shoul'
ders held at 75s@l78c.; clear RIB: SE9SSc clear
sides. SX6SZc Lard held at9@94c. tor fierce
1O@i 0sc for keg; sHgs4c for Steam. Whiskey
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DELlcAclgs OF THE SEAsoN.-Lady Ito
Jeames, who has brought up note) )" Did
you ash the young person to take seat ?"
Jeames: BEG pard'n, m'lady, she'd hevi-
IDENTIFY been eatin' o. onions; so l as'd her to
he s'good as to wait outside!"
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BY f. 2. Crcllshaw, Aucti iEeer

Y ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE
l OE ROOFS SHOES. AND TRUSkS.--Will
he sold on MONDAY. January 9Th: commencing
at ] 0 o'clock, at the Store OF c. ). l.eathrrbury,
No 1919 Man street. who is closing business, bis
entire stock OF frst-caSs goods, consisting OF
BOOTS,
SHOES,
TRUNKS, sc.
The trade is respectfully requested to attend, rs
the whole stock will be closed ont without limit or
rss.rya i1. L. CRENSlIaM-
~ . ids Auc,ionefr.
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RAILROAD LINES.

TT .zu sssz p.Es wss syzyssfsss-a-- -ra,ssE1ras1
sSs4 - 81 A ~ sssss.--.iT.ifsa assss-ssSa
OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG Il. r. Co,1
RICHMOND, January 2, 1874. I
TROM THIS DATE THE SUNDAY
II EXCURSION TRAIN leaving Richmond and
Petersburg at 9 4. NJ AID 5 7. ". will he di.con-
tinued. G. WARWICK,
ja3-2w Freight End Ticket Agent.
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DENTISTR Y.
JOHN c. wAYT,D.p.s. GEO G. wAIT, D. D. s., N. D..
w AYTt & SON, DENTISTS, e.
NO. 1o4 NINTH STREET,
no15 RICHMOND. VA.
SEWISG-MACIAINES,

rNHE IMPROVED HOME SHUTTLE
i MACHINES AND TABLES. Price of ma
chine, S25. There are sixty thousand OF these
valuable machines In use. have 10 see The first
lady vet that Is dissatisfied with HOME SHUT
I'll purchased within the last three years. linda
very reut many satisfied purchasers as far back as
seven years; and would like very much TO see n
worn. 6ut HOME sHUTTLEi In all these long years.
We sell these machines to DO all ordinary sewing,
heavy aud light. ga j. N. HOEFLICH CO.. =
No. 907 Broad street.
We repair and furnish any desired convenience.
Needles Tor Salesfor all kinds OF machines.
lie % eOd1 M 81
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-Gold, 10m@l OF.
ExchanRe-Sterlihg bank drafts, 10. New York
sight, i discount
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WARRANTED TO CURE!

wish to say to the public that will insure cure
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RIcuNoSp, FKED'G 6 PeT0M4c Il. y. IN
GRN'T. TICKET e FREIGHT AGENTS ufFttpESaN
RICHMOND. Oc.ooer LIN, 1901
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
SIcuxOSn. FREDERICKSBURG AND roioo
~ MAG RAILROAD.

Up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-stress stauoA -
. rp MIGHT Mali. leaves Byrd-strees stst'oh -
II T. al. texcept ON Snnoaysi r,,.a street sta.
UP Neutrality-suspicious. leaves cav, bf0a1-'s'>>s.s@
" pHt5WStDAY siaIL arrives 1t syrs-sfses' s''
ton al lao r. d.. -, ., Ry,,i. street sta-
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ngp II Tk SIN arn,. sun.
Street station at SO A.. u. tcaeeFps VI
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- Ma,,d.xs. Wednesasys, and Fridays Az nadris
H.. connecting At Qaantiso Win ka We arrive
aud Ffsdsriesssar1g an ras,iass Thnrsys and
Saturdays sc D +. M. :, ss..s,.,,e,,t 81.
= by 0faef VI o'a'''. -1f 80 j. y. GEAThis,
,oe1a General Ticket and Fresh. Assss
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND hurEGISTENpESr'
HICaMoNDAND DANvH.LE ehnEohDoO, I
sRIcHaoND. VA. December z, 1873. }
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train no. '1-SourHERS exrRRas-!eayes Elcl,.
mond ut 500 a. 81: arrives ut Burkeriiie at SOY
A. NJ. arrives at DanyiiIc at p 81, arrives at
GreepsDOro' at $50 =. 81.
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND. NEW YORK
EXPREss-!eaves Greeasboro' ut l:l54P. NJ: ar
rives at Danville nt 1853 2. NJ ,arrlyes at Burke
vile ut S:04 p. 81, arrives at Richmond at ll:o2
L. NJ. fa4
Train No. 3-THRouGII aIAH.--Ieayes Richmond
a. 1:4S Z. Nj; arrives III 9irkeyiile ut 1856 T. d.,
arrives ut DanyiIe It 95S p III, arrives at Green's
boro' ut 1890 a. 81.
No. 4-TIlRoUGu MAn--leaves Greensboro o.
2:15 A. M: arrives nj ian'tlle ~ 5:2A a. - ar
riyes at Furkeyie at 1875 A 81; arrives at Rich
moDd at 2:32 T. M. ,..
Train No. 5-LYScIIBUEG PAssENGEE-!saves
Richmond at 9:42 A. d.: arrives at BurkG'luea ~
1913 8 P. III; arrives at Lynehburs al 4:4o /. N:
Train No. 5-BCnkETILI.E ACCoHAopAIloSIE-
leaves Lynchburgat $50 p. H.. leaves BndSe'b,c
az 435 A. 81. !: arriyes ut Richmond ut 7:1S a. N.
Train No. conDec;s mt Burksyilie with trasns
on the Atlantic, MisssSippi and ONO rallroad rom
Lynchburs and the South. Pullman paiacsr.eeaIs
run from Richmond ~ Charlotte and from tnaf'
lotte TO Atlanta and New Orleans without cnanse.
Train No. i makes close connection ct CharIGle
with trains on the Atlanta aud Richmond hlr-Line
railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile, se~
Orleans and all points South and Southwest -,
Through tickets sold TO all points south ana toG'a
Hesi, and baggage checked through. or,r
70 ST. .ist Engineer aItc SUPERINTENDENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-01-03
pAT.TINrRE
NEW ORLEANS.

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