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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-21

Mr.. SHERMAN's MAGNANINITY TOWARDS
THE SoUTH.-The reader will be amused
Tor horrified) at the following extract from
Mr.. Sherman's manly defence Of his bill
and Of the southern people:
Mr.. Sherman said this bill enfranchised
the blacks-gave the ballot to every black
man in the South. But now it was OBJ
jected that it did not disfranchise the
whites. The people Of Ohio did not de-
mand such disfranchisement. This Con-
gress would never agree to it. This bill
disfranchised the leading rebels Of the
South under the constitutional amend
ment, and was not that enough He
thought it was as much as generous peo-
pie ought to demand, and when an at
tempt was made to defeat such bill he
felt justified in characterizing the opposi-
ton as unjust and unnatural. Men ought
to be satisfied without further exactions
from the late rebels. They had lost their
property, their friends, everything they
held dear, and the people of the North
did not demand their Acknowledgement.
If they rejected the terms contained in
this bill, then Congress could erect State
governments aoith negro uoterS alone, but at
present there was no necessity for such
rigorous measures. If his voice could
reach the South to-day, he would implore
the people to accept these terms.
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A CowuDING AFFAIR.-In Norfolk, the
other day, an iratc young lady who i'm
agned she had sufficient cause for the pro-
ccediug, walked into store on Church
street, and drawing from the ample folds
Of her dress a keen rawhide, proceeded TO
apply it with muscular yehemence TO the
back and shoulders of one of the several
astouiShed clerks, who were occupied at
the time in waiting on customers. The
Young gentleman was taken unawares, and
instantly placed horS de combat, but the
rapid application of the whip soon brough,
him TO a full sense of his condition, anc
thinking discretion the better part o
yrlor, he beat hasty and inglorious re-
treat.
Inc lady with the vigorous arm ant
resolute spirit is spoken of as an intelli:
gent and modest native of this city, and
has preferred the notoriety of this affair
rather than the SANDER which she aver:
has been placed upon her by the young
gentleman whom she attacked.-Day Book
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9,itllmoui lispatth,
q, 1867.
relief for the southern states.

S-. LoUIs, February ls.-The committee
.aD,inted Nv nc Southern Relief Associa-
.,,r % distribute the funds raised by the
,,e fair and by voluntary contributions
,,ye made : statement Of their proceed
- From the estimate it appears the
Isolation put into possession Of the com.
rritlee the sum total of Sl24,743.3s.
There has been distributed by the com.
r,it;ee, including all the appropriation.
made at each Of their meetings, an aggre.
gs,e amount Of S6s,7SS up to the 18th o,
Trbrnary, 1867. This has been distributed
ss follows: In the State of Virginia, $751;
80; Mississippi, s9,l80; North Carolina,
ss,oq5; South Carolina, $500; Missouri,
E-577S; Georgia, s5,24o; Alabama, s2,6l3
tennessee, s2,45o; Arkansas, $2,730
louisiana, sl,646; Cherokees and Choc-
Jaws, S2,l27; Maryland, $4,000: Florida,
SI,7oo; Texas, $500; Kentucky, s75. The
general distribution by the ladies' execu-
i've committee was S6,0sl.
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How BRowNLow's SUFFRAGE LAW
WoRKs.-A firm in Nashville, one of the
largest and most respectable mercantile
houses in the West, paying annually many
thousand dollars of taxes, has, including
clerks, six persons employed in the con-
Germ besides the porter, who is negro.
The latter is now the only one of the whole
concern who is allowed vote under the
present Brownlow Constitution. The point
of the joke is, that the negro was the bit
terest rebel of all, and was an officers SER
want in the late rebel army, and when fight
ing by his masters side he was the third
man over the ramparts of Fort Pillow,
where he fell like an avenging thunderboll
upon the negroeS-who so CALAMITY sur.
rendered that stronghold.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK, February 2O-P. M.-Cot-
ton dull and unchanged. Flour frmer ;
State, $S.4OGs11.40; western, 9s.55Gsl2 ;
southern without decided change, and
quoted at .3OGs16. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn declined lc. Oats stea-
dy. Whisky quiet. Groceries quiet. Ma
val stores steady. Rosin, S4GS9. Turpen-
tine, 69@7Oc. Cotton to Liverpool per
sail, Is.
The stock market is active United
States 5-20's, 1862, coupons, III u; 1864,
coupons, los L01Os15; 1865, coupons, 100
new issue, 1861. 10-40's, coupons, l0l "a.
1905, first series, l06; second and third
series, 1O5@lO5%. Missouri 6's, OK.
Gold, 1871.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, February 20.-Flour dull
no sales. Wheat-Good Maryland red, 3d.
Corn-Receipts fair; mixed white, 9Oc.
prime, &c.; yellow, 93@94c. Oats dull at
SEC. Glover seed weaker jobbing lots
S8.509s9. Coffee firm prime, Is 1a6l3Ac.
in bond. Cotton dull and firm; middline
uplands, $685. Sugar inactive al
l0k@lO2sc. for fair to good refining
Whisky dull and irregular.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, February 20.-Cotton un
changed. The large falling off of receipts
at New Orleans, telegraphed to-day, makes
holders frmer. 1t is quoted at 29829 &c
Flour and grain unchanged and little done
Whisky and provisions dull and unchanged
Mess pork, s2OQs2O.25. Bacon quiet Al
9%G11@l11bc. for shoulders, sides, anc
clear sides. Groceries firm. Sugar, IL:
@14c. Coffee, 24G27c. Molasses, SOGS5c
for New Orleans.
WILMINGTON COTTON MARKET,
WILMINGTON, February 90 Cottor
steady at 3O2c.
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GREAT SPRING SALE OF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
CLOCKS, JEwELRY, MUSICAL BOXES.
sILvERwARE,
DRY GOODS. &C., &c.

HOLLAND & co. beg to announce TO the citi-
gems of Virginia that their GREAT SALE Will
commence on WEDNESDAY the goth instant, at
their branch, No. IS Main street. Richmond, Va.
where IN sy will offer great variety OF valuable
and fashionable articles at
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
The plan OF sale s that found so satisfactory and
popular thrdughou, the country and Is as follows
Beautifully executed photographs are enclosed
in envelopes and sold for twenty I'VE CO nts each
and with each photogr aph 10 given o certificate
naming some article IN the stock, which can De
b I'D on the pay ment OF
ONE DOLLAR.
The article will be shown, and can be purchased
or not las YOU please" or You can have some
other Of the same mark In Its stead.
The ,tock Tor this great sale Will DC OF the mos,
desirable description and consist OF ane pola so
OF Generals Z. Z. Lee and 6tonswall Jackson, me
dallion frame Revolyer, Double barrel Guns
Tea and Coffee Urns, Ice Pitcher, sugar Bowls
Wine Holders, Drinking Cups and doblets: Ladies
Companions, Porte. n onnsies, Ladies' Baliaors
Boots and Skirts Table Cutlery Pocket Kniys:
Sic wa and Stud Buttons Loo ksts &C., &C., besides
q desira BILE stock of Dry and Fancy Goods: -
All Of these articles win be BOLD for ONE DOL
LAB each. :.
not lottery, but Q bona fde sale, - every puf'
ch aser gets the full value Of his money.
Particular attention given 70 orders
Certifc Gates, IS cents each nve for u; eleven
for 81 ~3 -
pIcKiNs0N, Of this city, who viii have the sx-
elusive control and management OF this branch.
fe 20-lw
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NEW YORK BOARD OF FrRE UYprRwRr-
rfRs-INcREAsE OF INSURANCE. RArB.-A
meeting Of the Board Of Fire Underwri.
ters Of New York was held on Monday af.
ternoon. There was large attendance.
After much discussion on the subject Of
an advance In rates, the following resolu.
tions were adopted:
Resolued, That the rates on mercantile
and storage risks (building and contents)
be subjected to an advance regulated by
the following standard, viz:
Risks now rated by standard surveys
and classification Of hazards Ut 50 cents 70
be written at 60 cents So at 20; 60 at rs;
s5 at 80; 20 at IS ; Is At 95; 80 at 100; IS
at l05; 90 at AIS; 96 at 100; 100 ut l25
los at 100; with the proportionats rate for
participation policies.
RESOLVED, That fifteen cents be added to
the rate on all buildings for the absence Of
iron shutters from any part Of any building
which the Committee on Surveys report 81
needing such protection, and such shutters
shall be so made as to allow Of their being
opened from the outside, and to be affixed
in manner which shall meet the approval
Of the Committee on Surveys.
The using Of rolling iron doors and shut.
ters on buildings was discussed, and was
strongly opposed by several gentlemen. 1t
was stated that these shutters and doors
are the greatest obstacles the firemen have
70 contend with. 1t Is made impossible for
the men to reach the flames and prevent
the spread Of fire in warehouses In which Z
Are has once begun. The recent destruc.
ton Of Chittenden's store was given as Q
striking illustration Of this fact. The fol.
lowing resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED, That in the opinion Of this
Board the use OF rolling iron doors and
shutters on buildings is highly objection
able, and that the Committee on Surveys
be directed to consider any building having
such doors and shutters as being without
shutters.
A resolution was adopted authorizing
the chairman to appoint committee OF
five to confer with the State Senate Insu-
rance Committee to consider what legisla-
ton is necessary to protect property in the
city Of New York from destruction by
fire.
During the session it was stated by one
of the members as reason for advancing
the rates that owing to the heavy losses OF
last year some companies the stock OF
which was quoted two or three years ago
at from $50 to $50 per cent? are now actu-
ally encroaching upon their capital.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


WASHINGTON, February 2o.-The Presi-
dents answer to the senatorial questions
regarding violations Of the civil rights bill
says the Secretaries of the Interior, Navy,
State, Postmaster General, nor Attorney
General have reported none to him. The
case of William Finsher, Of Georgia, re-
fsrred to the Attorney General by the
Secretary Of War, is still under considera-
ton. The Secretary Of War says that the
proper military orders have been issued,
and that no neglect or refusal to execute
them have been reported. Three cases
have been reported to the President: Dr..
Watson, Of Virginia; William Fnsher, of
Georgia and - Perkins, of Texas.
When this report was received In the
Senate, Mr.. Cowan made . speech, de-
Tending the President And the South, based
on Stanton's report. He asked why sena-
tors did not 90 to Stanton for redress of
alleged outrages, instead Of pouring them
into the public earl Respect for the coun-
try's fame should induce them to seek that
redress from the willing Stanton before
proclaiming these wrongs Is means Of
msligning the President.
Mr.. Sherman, IL advocating his bill
(which was defeat.d), said we give the
negro the ballot, schools, and the protec-
ton Of the law, bu; he would never be
willing to put white men under his domi-
nation. Stevens's ind Elio's bill were
horribly defective in this particular.
When Surratt landed to-day the District
Marshal said els your name John 81.
Surratt" and the prisoner replied, at
is, SIR" The Marshal then served the
warrant and took possession Of him. The
prisoner appeared fearless, and held his
head erect. He was dressed in hand
some gray Zouave uniform, with white leg
ging and a fez cap. He wears light
moustachs and loug goatee. He is
kept handcuffed, and is in custody solely
of the civil authorities. Ex-Governor
Ford, of Ohio, and Colonel Sol. Hinkle
will defend him.
A delegation from the Boston Board OF
Trade had an interview with Secretary
McCulloch to-day relative to the depres-
sion in commerce, trade, and ship-build-
ing.
Itappears from communication OF the
President to the Senate that the gross pro-
ceeds of the cotton seized at the South
was s25, 500, 900, the sale of miscellaneous
property sl,s0O,0O0, rents of abandoned
property nearly 100000, and other re-
ceipts %, 1900, 900. Total, s35, 100000. The
net profits to the United States were $685.
100000.
1t is conceded that the Senate will pass
Sherman's bill with the House amend
ments. The increased stringency developed
in Wilson'S and Shellabarger's amend
ments are attributed to Stevens's strategy.
1t is generally conceded that the President
will waive the advantage he has in time and
veto the bill in time for this Congress to
act upon it.
The tenure-of- Office bill was hurried to
the President last night toprevent pocket
veto,
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The WESTERN WHEAT CRoP.-A writer
il the ST. Louis Democrat makes some OBJ
s4ryatioas on the coming wheat crop Of st.
Louis county, which, as the weather has
been similar, will probably apply through
ont the West. He says.
Wheat was sown throughout the country
to a larger extent than in any previous
year. In the moist and warm ground 1t
terminated and sprouted within four or
L7e days, and continued growing until the
flosts Of the latter part of November,
when it showed robust stand, such as has
not been seen for many fall. The thick
coat of snow Calso grumbled at as matter
q course) now covering the ground, is an
other blessing. That snow shelters our
wheat az under universal hot house, and
good one, too, keeping the plant alive,
hut not allowing It's growth, which is its
best possible condition.
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NOTICE.-We wish t,

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-We wish to
/ call the attention Of buyers to the fact that
hencefor.h our present stock Of DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS, and other WINTER GOODS
will be sold at and about cost.
These goods were bought mostly at auction for
cash, and are greatly below their real value.
Persons In want Of such articles would do we'll
to call on US before buying, - no establishment In
Richmond can offer greater Inducements In these
goods than we can. . -.
We have also full lines OF LINEN GOODS from
ing, Russia and Birdseys Diaper, Linen Cambria
and Hemstiched Handkerchiefs, Pillow and Lii
ns Our stock Of HbUsRKERPING and DOMESTIC
GOODS is very complete, and win be sold at very
low prices.
and OTHER GLOVES, in which will always be
found every shade and number, from the cels-
brated Jouvin manufactory Also, for parties,
pair ,CARDoZo, ALSoP 4 PoURoUR1AH.
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FOreien News.

LONDON, February 20-Noon.-The ship
Kohinon, Captain Ruttcr, which sailed
from Calcutta November for Boston, has
been abandoned at sea.
Consols, 81. 5-2O's have an advancing
tendency. The opening quotation was
TN. Fries, 37I. Illinois Certrals, ex-
dividend, IS.
LIVERPOOL, February 20-Noon.-Cot-
ton quiet and steady; estimated sales to-
day, 5000 bales; middllng uplands, lad.
Lard, Sos. Cd.
LONDON, February 1o-P. A.-More d
the recently insurgent Fenians have been
arrested. Nine Fenisns have been con-
victed 1t Dublin, and heavily sentenced.
BERLIN, February 20.-The election re-
turns are nearly ell in. The Saxon mem
bers elected arc anti russian.
The Government has contracted for seve.
raj quick steamers Of American pattern.
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A we'll authenticated case Of spontane-
ons combustion occurred at Columbus, Ia,
Friday morning. Andrew Note, Ger-
man very Incorporate in his habits, was
found dead in his shop, his lips entirely
burned away, leaving ghastiy hole. ms
tongue charred to a crisp. bis nose was
also burned, as if by fire coming out q ms
nostrils, and his clothes were still burning
when found. No other part OF the uody
save the air passages was burned. Physi-
clans who examined the body pronounce
il clear case of spontaneous combusion.
tits supposed that the fire was commni-
Gated by attempting to light cigar.
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WHEELING LEGISLATURE, MONDAY
Mr.. Hoke, from the Committee on the Ju-
dietary, reported adversely upon the petit
ton of John w. Harris, Of Greenbrier
county, who prayed to be permitted to
practice law without taking the test oath
and upon the resolution looking to the
modification of the school law so that
teachers shall not be required to take the
test oath. The report was adopted.
MIR. Smith, of Berkeley, reported bill
for the formation of new county, to be
called Lincoln, out of portions Of Cabell
Boone, Kanawha, and Putnam.
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The GENIAL SYsTEM.-The New York
Commercial Association of the Produce
Exchange, by a resolution passed at
meeting held December 6, 1866, recon-
mended the abrogation of the present sys-
TEN of buying and selling cereals, and the
adoption Of the GENITAL system; and at
subsequent meeting held February Z, 1861,
il vas resolved, in imitation of the Buffalo
Board of Trade, that a barrel Of flour
should weigh two hundred pounds net. A
similar course was recommended TO all the
boards Of Trade and Chambers of Com.
merce throughout the country.-NeD York
World
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TOBACCO, COTTON, AND OATS.
MANIPULATED GUAEO.

The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY ia again prepared to supply the Planters
and Farmers OF Virginia and North Carolina with
its we'll known
FERTILIZER.
which will be found equally beneficial to the crops
Of tobacco cotton and OATS rs 1t has proven to DO
to that OF wheat-the Bone Phosphate 1t contains
being Just as essential In imparting WEIGH and
SUBSTANCE TO the tobacco leaf, and LEssTH and
STRENGTH to the staple Of cotton. as In filing uI
the heads OF wheat or OF oats with grain.
1t consists of combination Of PERUVIAN and
PHOSPHATE (soMBRRRo) GUANo finely
ground and perfsctly incorporated; and can be ap
plicd with the drill or sown broadcast without los
or trouble The proportions vary to suit the view
of the purchaser, and in every case are weighed II
with the most scrupulous care and precision.
REGULAR PREPARATION consists Of l,oo'
pounds of Peruvian and | 900 pounds Of Sombrsre
Guano to the ton OF 1000 pounds.
SPECIAL PREPARATION Of l,sss pounds Of
Peruvian nd ss7 pounds of sombrero to the ton Of
2, 900 pounds.
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OLD TINES CONE AGAIN.-The times De,
fore the war were forcibly brought to nina
yesterday whilst viewing the piles OF To-
bacco with which the various warehouses
In the city were crowded. Nothing ike
u has been seen since 1861. So large were
the breaks that the sales were continued
until o'clock III the afternoon, and at that
Lour they were closed without opening
them al Martins warehouse at all, ana
6eiore but little over half the tobacco al
friends had been disposed Of. From the
number Of wagons which came in yester-
:" more than probable that
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AN OLD FACE IN A NEW PLACE.
IA Having leased and neatly refusd the wsii
known and pioneer establishment In Richmond,
wHITEHURsr DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
No. =, MAIN srRxxr. ~
and entered upon my former business respect.
fully solicit share Of the public patronage !
have surrounded myself with all the improved Ia
ciIities OF the photographs art and the most APP
proved instruments, and by my personal attention,
with guaranty OF sstisfaction.i hope to secure q
dus portion OF trade. Mindful OF the favors fos'
nerly bestowed upon me in this line, ! have re-
entered the held, and hope to meet the wishes and
supply the wants Of my friends In good work, In
every style OF the art and st 'At fsE-@
VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
n1-,v 80 Pc GIBBS
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The New York Round Table continues
its attacks upon democratic governm'nt'
1t fully agrees with the recent declaraaen
Of Professor Blackie, Of, Edinburgh, tht
wherever the government of numtsls
flourishes "there we find the rank hot-ep
of conceit, insolence, vain confidence, Y
reverence, and hollow pretension Of y
kinds,n and IL finds abundant illustratsn
and proof in the present condition of thing
In this country.
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Mrs. Julia Jones, married woman and
mother of three children, blew out her
brains In New Orleans recently Decause
her sister had gone TO livein the North.
Or. Hawley, the medical examiner o.
the New York State prison., has pro,
uounced Lindsley, the child-whippsr, o.
unsouud mind, In consequence OF On os0
SPINE disease,
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DRY GOODS. &c.
7 OOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS
- THE CHEAPEST GOODS YET!
At EzEKIEL,s. Mo. n NAL Ar.Rxr.

At EzEKIEL's, No. Il NAH IrRsEr.
s. 900 yards BLBACHED TWILLED COTTON
SHIRTINGS, or for other family purposes,
only lsic. per yard, worth atc. -
2 900 yards heavy BLRACHED (wfde) SHEET.
INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
? 900 yards sUPERFINE 81 PILLow-CAsE COT.
TON, only soc. the ysgdi
S 900 yards all styles Of DRESS GOODS, now SELL
ing off without regard to cost
BLEACHRD sHEETINGS 1t greatly reduced
2 900 yards All styles Of GOODS for MEMS and
BOYS wEAR at extraordinarily low prices,
just to suit me timos;
500 yards HEAVY GRAY 'TWILLRD FLANNEL,
all WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mens shirts, only two shillings the yard
500 yar aSs b aE s4 GoTros DIAPER for chill.
dren's purposes-yery scarce article;
few pair heavy, extra large and fne ALL-WOOL
BED BLANKETS, to be sold of cheap.
Ny country and town friends wishing cheap
goods in the DRY GOODS line need but give me
call. The articles enumerated above are bat .
few Of the bargains Offering daily ct
RZRKfRLS Cheap Store, 4.
No. Il Main street,
to naarlv oppoSita st ChRrlag Hotal
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BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-The Baltimore
Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will assemble IN trinity
church, Baltimore, on the 9th OF March.
We learn from the Episcopal Methodist that
all persons going to Conference Will nave
TO pay full fare going, but may return free
by getting certificate from the secretary
q! the Conference
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A POINT OF ORDER IN CoNGREss.-Mr
Ross stated, as question of order, that he
saw it reported in the papers that the Pre-.
sident was in favor of the amendment.
The Speaker could not see any point oil
order in that. [Laughter.l
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ARrExus WARD.-Artemus Ward h.(
left England for the Island OF Jersey. 81
the advice of DR.. Hastings he has suddenll
discontinued his lectures as the only possE
HE chance of saving his life; he has mad
hosts of friends in London, who NANTES
ths greatest anxiety for his recovery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-21

Texas is an excellent example of the
effect of free government upon country.
Exchange.
Admirable. And Poland, and Ireland,
and Hungary are other excellent examples
Of the same kind.
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR FEBRU-
AIRY l8, l9, AND 20.

REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR FEbRu-
AIRY 1s, 19, AND 20.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, February 20, 1867.
We report the breaks larger, and the
arrivals and receipts are daily increasing.
We note an active market, and prices rule
firm at quotations. Below we give the
transactions: 15s hogsheads, rs tierces,
and IS boxes sold at the Exchange y;
100000 pounds loose tobacco sold at
Shockoe Warehouse as follows:
uqs.-Mannfacturing common to good,
o. to $S sun-cured, $40 to sl5; shipping,
common to good, "a to $3.50.
Leaf.-Manufacturing, common to good,
90 to sls; manufacturing, fancy common,
$40 to $50.
Fancy wrappers, medium to fine, s35
to 800.
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PAPER PANTALETs.-Among the newd de-
vices of the day are paper pantalets for Ia
dies. A company has been organized a,
Mechanic Falls, Maine, to manufacture
borders to ladies' drawers and children's
pantalets-an ornamental appurteuance te
be buttoned to the garment, which may be
readily replaced when soiled.