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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20

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No sl4 south Fourth street; Candles Hill eight
No. 837 north Fifth street; seven rooms: Kitchen
gas, water, &c.
No. GIG west Grace; six rooms kichen, gas, wa
Ter. &c.
No. 500 east Marshall (Bow occupied by Fl. Nj
Smith, ESQ.,; eight rooms in house, four In Kitchen
gas hot and cold water, ranges Latrobe stove, and
everything complete.
No. 3l2 nsrth Twelfth street; ten rooms; gas
water, Kitchen. Latrobe stove, &C.
Nice BRICK DWELLING on Marshall between
Twentyseventh and Twenty-eighth streets; seven
| rooms; kitchen, stable, &c.
No. 1Ol west Grace, corner OF Adams tlately oc-
| cupicd by Mrs Mary Brie); ten rooms; gas. water
bath, range, Latrobe stove, stationary wash-tubs
bav-windows, stable, and everything complete
Nos. and west Marshall street; eight rooms
gas, water, sc.
BRICK DWELLING corner of Fourth and Mar
shall streets: nine rooms: bath, gas, wafer, &c.
BRICK DIV ELLlNG on Mayo near broad street
| seven rooms: detached kitchen, gas, water, &c
No. 2603 Franklin street; eight rooms; gas, wa
ter batf. &c, and has recently been thoroughly re-
| paired, painted, papcred, &c.
| No. 2G06 Franklin street; six rooms ana hsua
convenicnces.
No. ZOOS and 2617 Broad five rooms; gas, wa
| ter, &c.
| No. els north Seventh street; seven rooms; dc
/ tacbed kitchen, gas, water. &c.
| No. $50 north Seventh street; niue rooms gas
water. bath. &C.
ing five rooms, with everything detached ana com
| pletc.
No 600 north Tenth street, seven rooms; detached
| kitchen. gas. water, bath, &c.
ter, &C. For further particulars apply to.
| dc 2O-3tcOd ROBBERY IL. LYME.
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For the Dispatch!
az, E,louucnr Sermon

Seldom has it been the pleasure OF Rich
moud audience to listen to so eloquent and
Instructive n sermon as that delivered by
the Rev. S. 4. Steel ut the Broad-Strect
Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday
night. His subject was the "Problem OF
Evil" and truly was it handled in mas
terly manner. His conclusions were so
logical that every one was convinced OF his
great power as debater. while his sem
fences were so beautifully eloquent as to en-
chain the attention OF his audience. While
logical and eloquent, all could see good
in every utterance of the talented young
preacher. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Steel
may be induced to repeat his sermon, that
more Of our people may have the pleasure
OF hearing it. n.
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EPIfUpS q VILLA,
BY J. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctlOncer.
1l13 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELL
L ING No. 105 EAST CANAL STREET.-By
virtue OF two deeds Of trust executed by John ID.
bedford and wife the first dated 9th OF February.
1874 and the second dated 9TH Of October, g
Gerry Court d. g. 1U2 4. page 04. and ID. Il. O6 c,
page 2s6. to secure the Mutual Building and Loan
Association: and whereas default has been made in
the payment to the said Association and we, the rl-
dcrslgned, the present trustees of said Association
being required so to do by the said Association Will
sell on WEDNESDAY. December 26, 1877; at 4
o'clock. on the premises. the following REAL ES-
TATE, being certain LOT OF LAND In the CITY Of
Richmond, on the south side Of Canal street between
First and Second streets. beginning 81 feet 10
inches east Of First street. running caStwardly on
Canal street feet and back between parallel lines
100 feet, being the same property conveyed to said
Bedford BY John NJ. Goddln April IS, 1878.
TERMS: BY consent (whilst the deeds above re-
ferrcd to call for CASH the terms will he third
cash; balance IN six and twelve months, interest
added and secured by deed of trust.
J. THOMPSON BROWNE
$. HIRSH, 7 Trustees.
JOHN l.. HAWKINS,
j. THOMPSON BROWN. huctonccr. &c Is
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EALTlNlO
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. December 10, 1877.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 2O6 bushels. Red. 2.41 is bush
els, of which $50 bushels were re-cXhlbited.
CoRS.-Vhite. 500 bushels, Of which $50 BUSH
els were re-exhibted.
OATs.-290 bushels, of which 81 bushels were re-
exhibited. Il.
MEAL.-46 bushels. of which all were re-exhibited.
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY. 4.
WHEAT.-White, 36 bushels common al $3.50;
20 bushels good al 81 IS; IA bushels prime at
sl.42-totaI. 206 bushels. Red "a bushels good
Fu'tz at 81 .2S TIA bushels prime Fnltz at Sl.32
GO bushels very good FultZ at 81 80; a. bushels
good Lancaster nj Sl.35; 90 bushels prime FullZ
at $1.35; IL bushels fair Lancaster at ". 80; 16
bushels prime Fulz at Sl.35: ~ bushels mixed at
Sl.32; So bushels prime FultZ at 81 .35; "a BUSH
els mixed at 81 AZ 10 bushels at 1927; 300 bush
els very good FutZ at S1.3O; 90 bushels common
Fuliz ut Sl.20; 102 bu hes good fultz at SIPS;
80 bushels very good Fuliz at 81 80; l60 bushels
fair Fultz M 1925: 240 bushels 1T Sl3O; l0S
bushels ut S1.27; ca bushels at Sl.2S: 90 bushels
very good Lancaster at &1.40; $50 bushels mixed
at 81 .33-total. 2.126 bushels
CORN White, so bushels very good mt 53c.; 20
bushels ut 52c.: "a bushels ut 51c.; l72 bushels
very good IL 53c.; So bushels good at 52c.-tota
500 bushels.
OATs.-54 bushels very good winter at &c.; az
bushels very good spring at SIC; 100 bushels good
spring al 36c.; 81 bushels good spring at &c.,
total, 900 bushels.
MEAL.-46 bushels on private terms.
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BY J. T.. Appcrson,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
1Ol6 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
L ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUCKA-
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
w. T. Wlckham 10 the undersigned, Williams c.
Wickliam, dated the Sin day Of June, 1877. made
to secure to Maclurv Wickham the payment OF n
sum of money therein ntioned shall. ut the re-
quest Of the said Macury Wickham offer for sale at
public auction on THURSDAY the 18th day of
January next, In front of the National Bank Of Fr-
ginia, In the city Of Richmond, for ready money
The property conveyed by the said deed and de-
scribed therein Us all that TRACT OR PARCEL
OF LAND on which the said Littlcton resides
called WOODSIDE," containing 02S 093-100O
ACRES, lying on james river and Tuckahoe creek
with ali he appurtenances.
This land, which includes large portion of
James-river aud Tuckahoc-creek l0w-grounds. Is OF
made highly productive. 1t has on IL IN excellent
BRICK RESIDENCE, with all the appnrtenances
necessary 10 the support OF d large family. The
quality of the soil, the convenience Of the james
River canal, which runs through the estate. and Its
vicinity to Richmond, render 1t L most desirable
property.
The mineral rights, having been disposed Of scpa-
ratey previous 10 the date Of the deed aforesaid
will be excluded from the sale.
The land conveyed by the aforementioned deed
Of trust Is subject prior lien of deed Of trust
to 4. d. Williams to secure certain notes, amount.
Ing In the aggregate to 81 500; and the premises
hereby advertised will be sold subject to this prior
lien.
TERMS: Though the deed requires the sale to he
for ready money liberal credits, to be made known
ut the sale, will be allowed 10 the purchaser.
WILLIAMS G.. WICkHAM, Trustee.
DECEMBER 20, 1877. dc 20
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The newest variation OF the telephone is
called the photograph, which receives
spoken words, that may be delivered at any
future time without repetition By the speak
er. In other words, a dying millionaire
NAV now lock his last spoken will up in the
phonograph, so as to enable his heirs to pro-
duce it six months later. before the sllrro-
gate for probate, in his own voice and
language.
A special committee OF the National AS
ISOLATION of General Railway Passengers
Agents have reported in favor OF discon-
tinuing all excursion rates and tickets in the
United States at all seasons Of the year and
also iavoring q ticket uniform as to time,
limit, and form OF making for all railroads
in the country.
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A RRlVAL AN d DEPARTURE on,
N RAILROAD TRAINS AND SrE,NEn ~

CHESAPEAKE AND Omo.-Morning mail ,,,..,
daily at S:i5 4. NJ: arrives at5:3n r. M \iyI,i'-'
press leaves daily at S:i5 +. NJ: arrives -, =
a. VI. Accommodation daily (exccpt Suulay, ,,,-.'
at p. NJ, and arrives at $40 A. ~ '"'''
RICHMOND AND DASvTLLR.-ThrnpgL ,,,.,
leaves at $50 \. 81; arrives ut 7:45 r. NJ JIrnr,
passenger train leaves Richmond nj la; !, ~
arrives 1t 1870 A. u. " :
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND porrv,r
Morning mail leaves Byrd-Strcct station DALI r
ccpt Sundays ut 7:f5 \. NJ; arriycs at ll:IJr "
daily Except Sundays. Night mail Leaves E,-ii
Street station daily mt 8 p NJ: arrives =, "G:Ir:r
daily except Sundays II i:25 +. NJ. arrives at 1i
RICHMOND ASp PErERsHURC.-Thror,r wall
leaves daily at $40 4. VI. aud at 40 T. ~
accommodation trains leave ut | L. NJ and i.;I
p. NJ. ' "'' '"'v
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
Through passenger train lcavc> Richmond tor I;1ilI
more, &c, al 3 Z. ". Tuesdays. Thursday and So:
urdayS; arrives same days ut 10 \. NJ. Local va
scngcr train leaves Richmond daily tcNrrp. >pn.
day. 1T 3 T. NJ. and arrives NJ 10 4. VI.
OLD DOMINION STEAMERS tFOR NEW TOpt,l -
Leave every Tuesday. Friday. and SUNDAY M h,y, =
water; arrive every Monday, Thursday. and ~IT-.
day.
PHILADELPHIA STEAMERs-I.eayc RicLip.,r
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; arriyr me
days previous.
POwHATAE STEAMERS TO BALTIMORE i.,y.
Richmond every Wednesday at II ". and SATURDAY,
ut 4 =. NJ. '''''
JAMES RIVER LINE TO NORFOLK. connrc.lr, ~,
Norfolk with Bay Line to Baltimore &c L'I,,t
every Monday, WrdLcS aud Friday Al Gan :,
NJ: arrive Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday a. ;.li
L. VI. go '''
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AUCTION sALEs..Futurc Days.
BY j. L. Apperson.
Real Esinte Agent and Auctioneer,
1O16 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER AND TUCKA-
HOE CREEK, TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND.-By virtue of deed of trust from John
Wickham to the undersigned, Williams &. Wick
ham, aud William Overton Winston, now deceased,
dated the 18th of July, s5S. and recorded In the
County Courts OF Henrico and Goochland, made to
to secure to Mlaclury Wickham the payment Of sum
OF money therein mentioned, shall, at the request
OF the said Macury Wckliam. offer for sale ut pub
lie auction on THURSDAY the 7lh day OF Janu-
cry next, in front of The National Bank Of Virginia.
in the city Of Richmond, for ready money. the PRO-
PEKTY conveyed by the said deed. and described
therein as all that PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND
lying on james river and Tuckahoc creek. In the
counties OF Henrico and G0ochlard which was
allotted TO The said John Wickham In deed of par
itlon between him and Litleton W. 7. Wickham.
dated the 18th of July. 1868, containing G91
S64-1000 ACRES, more or less. ="
This ESTATE consists OF land of great value and
fertility large portion being frst-rae James-rirer
and Tucknloe-cTeek IowgrOunds and 1t is believed
there Is no property in the vicinity Of Richmond
more desirable.
The mineral rights on the land having been dis
posed Of separately and subsequent 10 the decd OF
trust aforesaid will be excluded from the sale.
TERMS: Though the deed requires the sale 10 be
for ready money, liberal credits, to be made known
at the sale, will be allowed TO The purchaser.
WILLIAMS C.. WICKHAM,
Surviving Trustee
DECEMBER 20. 1877. dc 20
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Ey }. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer,
No. LIS cast Main street.

NNE THIRD INTEREST IN TRACT
OOF LAND ON THE DEEP-RUS ROhD.-By
virtue of deed Of trust from W. j. Rose aud wife
ct ais, dated 29th September. 1879, ana recorded
In the lIcnrcO County Court. d. Il. 90. p. 442. 10
secure the Mutual Building and Loan Association,
and whereas default has been made In the payment
the said Association. and being required TO do.
the present trustees Of said Association. viii sell
At the office of }. Thompson Brown. No. ll3 Main
street. IL IL o'clock NJ, on SATURDAY, Deccin-
said Rose aud wife (bcing third ialcrcSl In and
TO thar certain TRACT Oh LAND in the comfy OF
Iicurico, on the Dccp-Run road, about one mile
from the city Of Richmond, being the same land con-
veved 10 Guerrant, trustee by John Morris. by decd
dated 25th October. 1859. and recorded In the Hen
rico County Court, ID. Is. IA, p. 81.
TERMS: Cash.
J.THOMpSOS BROWN
s. IIIRSH. Trustees.
JSO. +. HAWKINS.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Auctoncer. de II
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by wellington Goddin.
Auctionccr and Real Estate Agent.
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-TWEN-
Il TIETH INTEREST IN THAT VALUABLE
TRACT OF 500 ACRES. MORE OR LESS. PART
IY IN CHESTERflELD COUNTY AND PART
"kESWICk." ON JAMES RIVER. ABOUT FIF-
TEEN MILES ABOVE RICHA1OND.-Gy virtue of
deed Of trust executed 10 the subscriber by Will
ham n. Archer and wife, bearing date SON of Au-
gust. 1876, duly recorded i'll Chesterfield County
Court. and also IN Powhatan County Court, shall
proceed TO sell at public auction. at the Office OF
Wellington Goddin, real estate auctionecr ut the
corner of Bank and Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Richmond. at IL O'Clock NJ, on FRIDAY The 21st
OF Dece mber, 1877. ONE TWENTIETH INTER-
EST IN THAT VALUABLE ESTATE located as
above. called TX ELS w OK" containing 500
ACRES. 4 portion of the tract IS heavily timbcred,
AMI is said to abound In coal
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale. but by con-
sent of parties they will BIZ third cash: balance
at SIX ana twelve months, for negotiable notes, in
terest added, and secured BY deed of trust
de 10 X. l.. PEMBERTON, Trustee.
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THE SALISBURY IRON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, OF VIRGINIA,
SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF BoTEToUhl'
courteen miles south of che town OF Fincastle, on
The Catoba creek, ono quarter of mile from .ne
James river and twelve miles from Chiffon Reise'
o'' CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The railroad from the town OF Bucnanah % .'''
The Company owns 1928 ACRES OF LAND Oh
"''''A . FURNACE, t5.l. .-,a
In blast. making car:wheel eharcoal.iron. Inc ore
is OF = superior qualify and inexhaustioe. n,
There are several houses on the estate gIis
and store, about twenty-five horses, wagons,
The furnace, with the exception of the last TWO
wears has been In blast six years. -
The property Is owned by tho undersigned 'iiu
the estate Of the Late Jacob Dakin. ,, ,,eo +,
Mr. Dakin died last SPRING. During ms nLe ~ q,
necessary that the estate should be sold; ~,
II will be sold ut price corresponding WIN .ne
present state OF the iron trade. and on Easy
as 10 nay,ncnt Apply TO EUGENE kELLl,
de 8-2w 40 exchange fIacc, Nc" to.n
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PROPOSALS.,

GRAND LODGE OF A. +. AND a. MAsoSS,|
GRAND SECRETARY'S OFFICE, I
RICHMOND, VA, December 10, 1877.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
L AT THIS OFFICE UNTIL SATURDAY, S2Il
INST. AT NOON, FOR PRINTING FOURTEEN zen
IiJNDRED COPIES OF THE PROCEEDINGS
OF THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA. hNI)
FOUR HUNDRED COPIES OF THE PROCEED
ISGS OF THE GRAND CHAPTER OF V1R.
GINA. The quality OF payer, style Of work and
other required information, will be given on appli-
cation.
The Committee on Finance and Investment re-
serve the right 10 reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM L. 1SAACS, G. s.,
do IL 1912 Main street.
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THO BRIDGE-B UILDERS .-PROPO-
SEVEN SPANS OF MAYO'S BRIDGE rhich were
removed by The recent flood, using, as ia as judi
cios, the materials in the said spans which lie near
by In the river Persons desiring to propose for this
work will please communicate with me ut once.
A. ID. WILLIAMS
de l5-Gt Receiver of +. L. Mayo's estate
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS

EOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO ~-.-e
Il NlDENCE. AND EOSTOS.->icain-ns>z- -
CIR ALLIANCE, Captain CANH.wilI rcrrIy Tr,''s'',
Tor the above ports until FRIDAY the 2l.t In
slant mt II O'Clock \. NJ. "
". PORTER. Agent.
&c Zo-2t 2i2J DOah street,
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TAXES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November 80, 1877.
This Office will be open DAILY from O'Clock A.
M. to O'Clock p. NJ. from the 18TH TO THE 31sT
DAY OF DECEMBER, inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving from any person who has already paid
one half of the city taxes charged 10 him her the
remaining half and that ten per cent. penalty will
be added to the amount of said remaining half OF the
taxes charged In every where the party assessed
shall fail to pay said remaining half within the time
so limited.
But in case any person having failed to pay in the
month of June one half Of the city taxes due from
such person shall fail to pay the whole thereof on or
before the 3lst day OF December, there shall be
added twenty per cent. penalty upon the amount of
A. r. wOODS0N,
no3O-lm City Collector.
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by Robert Il. Lyme,
Real Estate Auctionecr.
No. 1912 Main street.

Sale conducted by y. NJ. LEE.
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1,y W. GOdIi,l,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOnccr
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VNRUSTEE'S SALE OF LARGE FRAME
VACANT LOTS. AT TIE SOUTHEAS T
CORNER OF BAKER AND FOURTH STREETS.
As trustee in Il certain decd Of trust bearing
daic the 9th of December. 1915. duly recorded
In Richmond Chanccrv Court. In Deadlock c, No.
100. page 81. | shall sell at auction, on the
O'Clock F. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed BY
the said deed, fronting the cast side of Fourth
ST. Get 90 feet running back 1872 feet to alley 10
feet wide. having thereon an excellent FRAMED
DWELLING, containing fvc rooms. now in the
occupancy of Mr.. Michael Dugan.
The property will be go divided to sell Off three
vacant lots FROM the dwelling.
TERMS: Cash rs to : 900 and expenses of sale.
balanc on such terms shall he annnupccd ut the
sale. W. GODDlE, Trustee
p.S-Thc property can be bought privately.
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Bv Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.
ll13 Main street.

+ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FALUA-
" BILE JAMES RIVER FARMS IN PUWIIh-
TAN COUNTY, ON SATURDAY THE 22D DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1877. IN FRONT OF THE
CUSTOM-HOUSE IN THE CITY OF RICH
NOSD.-By Viriu Of decree of the Circuit Court
of the United States for the Eastern District OF
Virginia. entered on the Esd day Of October, ST..
in the suitOf Howard, &c. Us. Selden's adminSIra-
tor and others, the undersigned, special commits
sioners thereby appointed. will in front Of the Gus
auction. on SATURDAY The 22d day Of Deem
Der, 1877. at ~ o'clock NJ, the following described
valuable property-yiZ.. that certain TRACT OF
Land belonging to the estate OF W. a. Turpiu, de-
ceased, living in the county of Powhatan, on James
river, about sixteen miles from The city OF Rich
mond, and adjoining the land Of Ed. Mosely and
other. containing 543 acrcS-25 acres of which Is
James river low grounds. This land Is III the coal
region OF said county. and Is supposed 10 contain
coal and has on II good dwelling aud other valua-
bic improvements necessary for such 4 farm Also,
that TRACT OF LAND belonging to the estate OF
Thomas l.. HobSou, deceased, lying In said county,
on James river, five miles northwest OF Powhatan
Courthouse containing 80 acres. with good, yalua-
bic, and necessary improvements thereon, and adj
joins the land of McssrS. John e. Cooke and james
=. Jordan. 49,. ..-
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at one and
purchaser or purchasers executing bonds Tor the
credit payments and title retained until the whole
OF the purchase money Is paid. -
ROBERT G. SCOTT.
.'<.... CHASTAlN WHITE,
THOMAS 81. MILLER,
Special Commissioners.
Sale conducted by y. NJ. LEE. -. de-
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mAksNE NrEnE.ssaENCk
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10. 1877.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10. 1877.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Concord, HaiRes, Philadelphia. piG-irou
Old Dominion Iron and Eail-Works.
Schooner Katie Ranger, Martin, New York, salt
Davenport & Morris. .--.....
light, Gervas Storrs, agent
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, United
States mail, merchandise and passengers, L. B.
Tatum. agent.
Schooner Carrie, johnson, Orient. L. l., phos.
phate, Curtis q: Parker.
Schooner Annie, Looney, Baltimore, camel coal
Gcryas Storrs, agent.
BY telegraph.
FORT MONROE. December 19.-Passed in for
Richmond: Brig Ida. for Rio. Passed In for Balti.
more Bark Sarah a. Staples, from London, and
brig Sullivan.
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AUCTION sALEs--This Day.
BY Davenport & Morris, AnctIoneers.

an THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10Th,
" we will offer Mt auction ut our warehouse, on
the dock. commencing at II o'clock general as
sortment of GROCERrES-vZ.:
RIO and LAGUAYRA COFFEE;
REFINED SUGARS of all grades; ss
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES;
SYRUP. CANDLES, SOAP, BACON. HERRINGS,
MACKEREL. TEAS, SALT. &c. &c.
TERMS: Over 800 sixty ays credit for approved
paper. DAVENPORT & MORRIS,
dc Is Auctioneers
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yellow lrer western nrmer ana hEhGr; na,ct
enc esa Praysions 5 and
aud unchanged. Whiskey dull and tower at VI. 1os'
Sugas in fair demand at SIC.
LOUISVILLE.
I,oufsyItrE December i9.-Flour dull family,
S4.76@S5. Corn easier; white, Acc; mixed, 4Sc;
rive and oats quiet and unchanged. FORK gnu AZ SaS
@sl9,25. Bulk-mea!s quiet nj 1919, S92o' n mn
S6 40 for shoulders clear rib. and clear SIDES Ia
CON frmer ana unchanged. Sugar-cl,rcd hams qnlet
at lIX@12c. Lard quiet; choice leai terce, SG -
keg 9Xc. Whiskcy quiet NJ S. 90. BagR1hB uui AZ
I2Xc. Tobacco quiet and unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
CrycYNNhTl, December 19.-Flour easier: iaml-
"; s5.6D@S6.o5. Whea. dull at sl.io@Si 20 20
so saa rcrs RafsS snssi sSSds
lard n s9Sa 5 Ind nominal Bacon
and steady ana 1sci FEES
.s4s head; shipments, I79 head.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, December 19.-Flour dIIl; family !y,
49, re x fs sioi rel spring aa
SG :Rss Ss ss Ssss S%s5;
PORK f easier; small lois, sii ;s5@sl2. Lard nomi;
S6 for shoulders. clear rib, and clear Sides loose.
RECOMMENDING doing. Hogs dull packing, $3.50:
Cattle In fair demand for shipping. sheep quiet
and unchanged.
CHICAGO, December 19.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat active and firm; No. spring,
81 .OsS: No. spring, 81 .OS4 cash and December,
Sl.O8S(asI. OSS january, $1.O9H@$1.o8x Feb
ruary; No. 3 spring. &l.0l. Corn strong at 45Hc
cash and December, 42kc. January. 41k@42c. Feb
rnary Oats in good demand Mt 24&c. cash, 24Rc.
January, 25Sc February. Rye firmer at 56c: Bar ar
lev easier At CSC. Pork active and firm at S11.9O
cash: old. 1i.25 December; new, sl1:s0 Decem-
Der. Sl2.05 February. Lard fairly active ut Sa.no
cash, $7.77a january, SS.87k February. Bulk,
meats steady and unchanged. Whiskey steady and
unchanged. aooo
bushels: corn, 81. 900 bushels; oats $4,000 BUSH
els; rye, 1900 bushels; barley. 10000 bushels
SHIPMENTS: Flour 100000 barrels; wheat, 81 900
bushels corn 20 600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels
barley, IL 900 bushels.
Afternoon, Board.-Wheat strong at &1.O9@
81 .09H January, Sl.10@Sl.l0x February. Corn
steady and UNCHANGED. Oats fairly active at &C
higher. Pork dull ut 81 .S75E@$11.00 January
Lard easier and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-12-20
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December l9.-Gold opened at lO2S.
Noon Stocks irregular. Money on call, 6 per
cent. Gold. lO2h. Exchange-Long, 4S3: short,
1861. State bonds steaGy. Governments fraction
lower. .
observation-disclosures, per cent. Sterling higher
at 4S3. Colt quiet ut l02R. Governments fever1sh
new SIS, 1064. States quiet .t Rises
BALTIMORE. s... ..r.,.. r.
BALTIMORE, December 19.-Eirgnia 6's, old, 81
deferred, s: consolidated, SO. Bid to-day.