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The exports exclusive Of specie, nom New York 70
foreign ports for the week ending June II and since the
commencement OF the year. compare as follows with
thoss for the corresponding years Of 1865 and 1866
1886. 1865. 1857.
For the week go. ST. 250 702 $1,943, 494 $3.829, 5s7
Previously reported SS1 es,1A4ls 1891. TAI
Since Jan. s5l oss GOT $s7 22i sas
The foreign imports New York for the week, since
January l. 1867 the corresponding period Of the
past two years, compare a. follows
1865 1850. 1857.
Dry goods ... S4l5247 S6ll,34 $l,0i0,4l4
General mdse -. 3.l5s.202 2,lis.3ss a,2l5,27i
For the week. . $3,6905so 32,730,759 $4.225.6s5
Previously rep'ted g. 100 laa,9o19d2 COZ
Since Jan l.. Ss4 1856 sss $1Soess 7al Sis $751; ss7
Tho commerce OF New York nom July TO date Of
each OF the years mentioned compares as follows
1895. 1864 1867.
Imports mdse 4145 463 427S 9l9 $244 764 6l9
Exports produce 1876 507 s7S 2069760l3 l6S S27 723
Exports, specie. 81, sS056 lo,S65.lSo a6,S594 sl
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PoErRr-'vExcKAscs rs NINE, SAITH THE LORD,
written for the wExKLy HERALD BY N. @. SnErngRr
"BArrLK or Lara" ''rm isrAsr's GRAVE" "CoKsoRr.
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rnm Single subscription, -; three copies, ss;
Five copies. -; Ten copies, ets single copies rive
cents each limited number Of advsrtissnsnh In.
ssr,sd n ths wmxLy HnaAzD M
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for the prompt delivery OF our hlss ad dispatches.
morning
.chr q IL tons owned Roo Go, Beam and
'''s''' Notice TO Mariners.
urxp WHITE LicIr At A sA.,.. PASS rsx1s
on Low Island inside q Ar.nsss Pass on ana AFTER the
evening saturday June l6 1885, from eunset
The illuminating apparatus Fresne lens Of the fourth
The light elevated o. feet above sea level and should be
The tower IL red brick
s the sh e. ss s h ss sc %
directions b. given for crossing without pilot
sE.rxnsrros At rucrzHs ssAcH LIGHTHOUSE,
rh, light situated near he entrance to Little Egg Hsr.
Dor Will exhibited on and after the evening Of juno w.
The light VIII 6s fourth order ared lish.. varied by
M ses sna mould - ss"n ess a. distance
The tower white, and stands lss - Ism. and lon
Once Lighthouse Board. Washington. DC June 1867
Whalsmen.
Below New Bedford iah. ship Charles W Morgan. Ian
ders, from North Pacific OCEAN
NJ. = "a n, sr y Ssn -
spoksu--vov l. 90 Tristan bsrx Q Corning. rabsr. Of
Nay 49, &C "a gsr%ada. brig Adams Coleman. Of Ssn
clesR
ship wes,moresnd. from LIVERPOOL FOR Philadelphia May
Barb Homer ses,r, % days from Svort for sAsnshas
Bra Mary toms IRON PhiladsipAis for AspInwsr
Foreign Psrss.
Asry..s xsy ssssd snsa.sy ' Harns sYost'
Arrived ~ Flushing sosh, John Dimmeck. Harvard
ssisa from % zsh Scranton, Williams. xrat tsnd
Sa s.s Nay bars ChmSorsso Aaay Oar
Basrot May u-rn port Duivssnd. Piumsr. for xvost.
BssussaAvuE Mar r-Arrivsd. Arisudss. ssunnsrhop.
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Suffer No More ~

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sh8 hafs Destroyed u y sensual sssesa q
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aQaafk Dgtafs snd lFaofahi ffafiuonsIA
~ ssnA wlthoal aslmy ~ The Eliflf ed =
a. once Restored n hssiih Aad hsfFiueH a
Perfect fafs = guaranteed 10 EVER Instance
Pdfa ct, " four bottles 10 0He sdlfeHs ~
one bs,iia Il SUFFICIENT 10 effect q eufe 10 All
ordinary eases
Also b. J0ISvlLLgs SPECIFIC FILLS
faf ths speedy and permanent eufs q 0onof'
thsa ulssL tfeihfAl Disehafges Gravel, hsfie.
lure. and all affections d The Kidneys and
bladder. Cures effected In ffom one 70 hts
daya Thsy afe prepared from vegetable e.
tracts that are harmless % the system, and
never naasaale the stomach o. impfegnate th'
breath. No change Of diet Il aseesNaFy Will
aslng them, nor does their artion In any man
nsf interfere with busihss pufsuits. Price, q
per boz.
Either Of the aforementioned articles vii
be sent 20 any, closely sealed, and postpaid, b.
mail OF express on receipt 81 price. Addres
all orders 10
BERGER, SHUTS A co. Chemisi4
mar23-iy No. 2s5 River street, Troy, NY
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Prospectus ofssTh{ Weekly
Msspsrlsn
a journal Dssskss y ~ Lik fsIvssss q,
as MssissRpi vi

On Saturday. the fftl January,
1857, the subscriber cod bnced the
publication Of THB WIZ 7 HEspE-
RAN, q paper which, in Atter and
style, no hopes to rend( acceptable
to the soundest judgm and the
most delicate taste.
The Hesperian will ID fictly lito-
rary, and lie columns contain
Romances, Essays, Poeu Historical
and Biographical Sksscl Reviews,
and articles on various Z literary
topics. Religion Il will I'VE 10 the
pulpit; politics to tho (ings, yet
at the same time il will |aeavor 10
inculcate q taste for the Putiful and
true among all classes 1 circles.
The leading feature he Hespe-
rian will be its devotion the LIRE
RARY IxrEaEsTs Of d Mississippi
Valley. Here, II 10 Z emit are to
DO tho homes Of tho 1 body Of
the American people: here win
DO tho mind, the en( and the
wealth to sustain and pct the sf-
fairs Of our American Iiety. How
essential, then, that III bird be ele-
waited and refined, an bow fitting
that the attempt be mac ! st. Louis,
already the bushes cen Is ID ought
to DO the literary cente I our great
valley.
HISTORY AND Sl11 ArHy
wiz form . special kurc Of the
Hespcrian. The histol pr 81. Louis
was commenced 10 III Fst number,
and il will DO followed J > series Of
historical articles rel pg to New
Orleans, Memphis, |sville, Gin.
cinnsti, Chicago, and the noted
cities In the Missiaipr alley. Ac-
eurasc and i~ntsrestinl biographical
sketches Of the most Eminent and
enserprising citizens I appear from
time to time In its coll b.
MONTHLY FASHION EXPORTS VIII
be Published. Thes reports win
contain che latest Essn fashion, ss
we'll - : description sFhas is worn
In the West.
eosrsInuToas 4xEsrr,
and Of established r~(ptasion, have
already been sngsgs1lA nd the pro-
priesor hopes, before my seeks, 70
be able 10 announce ~ he has en-
listed the entire lissr1o talent Of The
West.
The Hesperian " be published
weekly, In an eight lge form, (siEs
Of the New York Led ID from beau
iiful, new type, on : erier paper.
TrRxss-Three a RS per annain,
in advance. An e1k copy WIN b
furnished 70 each 4 Of ten sub
scribcrs. 4ak sa
PossmAsssrs arc fuesssd 70 aos
~ agents.
Address ell comm eaiicnsto
Aw
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W. NALL takes plsasurs Ia informing he
public thai he has eslshlIshsd Q Carriage Shop
Al BatcsviiIs, Mississippi, whsrs be = prepared
10 do al work pertaining tOhisl Inns of bu1Insss,
In the nsost approved and cheapest manne
He hes also secured the services Of two Trim
msrs who thoroughly understand the business,
and ara abs 10 Gre ntisEheiion fr he sosk
they do. Mr. Nall solleih De patronage d hi
friends and tho public generally. ort13-sn
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EXCELSIOR, EXCELSIOR
~CHASTELLAR'S
Hair ExterminatOr !!
For Remoring Sapaaaous Hair.

To the ladies especially, this invaluable de-
pilatory recommends itself IS being a n almost
indispensable article 10 female beauty, Is easily
applied, does not burn OF injure the skin, but
scts directly on the roots. III 10 warranted To
remove superauous hair from low foreheads or
from any part Of the body, completely, totally
and radically ~ertirpating the same, leaving The
skin sof, smooth and natural. This 3 the only
article used by the French, and Il The oaiJ
real %efeciual depllatory In existence. Price 70
cents per package, sent postpaid, 70 any adj
dress, on receipt Of an order, By
BERGER, SHUTS ! 90, Chemists
mar73-iy ass River street. Troy n. Y.
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Letters 81 administration, with he win An.
ssxsd, having heea Fr~nsed 10 the undersigned
= Ne STATE q klifsh<sh Short Al The prssm-
her term, fsss ~ Ne Probate Court n Panel.
ssansy. sh<r<toFs all p<rsans h.sInr claim,
.ssinss I'D STATE viii Frrs<nt them within he
tine Ffsssfshsa By las. o. sksy vllI b forever
hatred and all lhas~ indebted 70 aid ssssis
I'll zzse ensk b. rsyfaz N Immediately.
WILLIAM q SHORT.
nsrlstt Admini5svstsf.
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CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair Of either Sex
Into wavy and Glossy Ringlets,
or Heavy Massive Curls.

BY usinz Ills article Ladies snd osnsisnsen
can beaatfy themselves q thousand Gid. n is
The only article In The World that win curl
straight hair and II the same I'm. rive Il .
es~atfhl. Eiussy Appearance The Cri<per
Coma not ealy easls ne hair, bit i~avlesus<s.
he.nuass and sle~nsss u, y highly sna -
tixktfuliy rsFfamed. and b the na~s eompies.
article " Ne hind ever offered 10 Tie Amer
ssn rahlie. Ths CFizp<r Ca. wIn b. ~as q
any sadsszs. ss.led and poss psia fss ti.
Address all Orders 10
W. l. CLARK kCo. Chemists.
M , West Fsyssss street
sffzastF a*rseass. y. I.
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NOTICE.
Franklin Type Foundry.

ies VINE STREET, Cincinnati, o.
Between Fourth and Finh streets,
n. ALLISON, sup't.
Manufacturers Of and dealers In news, book
and Job type, printing presses, cases, galleys
etc. Inks and printing material Of every des-
cription. Stereotyping Of all kinds. Books,
music, volumes Of all sizcz In modern and
ancient languages, cards labeis stAmps, In
type metal or copper. Wood engraving, pat
tern letters Of various styles. Elecsrotyping In
all is branches. ebieLf.
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There eonsth glad sidIugT Of Joy 70 all,
To young and 10 old, 10 great and 10 small;
The beauty which once was 20 precious and rare
II free for all, aud all may be falr,
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ss.a.g: IN VI u,cxlmbA
10 nsn1ulZ
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FACULTY.

General Ronrnr T. Lee, President.
oAarsa J. Hama Professor 0 Lain.
Lana J. wHfrr, Professor of Greek.
Ep. q. yoxsE, A. NJ, Professor Of Modern
Languages and English.
Rrv. j 4. KiHxrArnicx, D. D, Professor Of
AL Srsos, an. rss.-.oro f usth.ms.ic.
VIZ. Atlxs, A. n, Professor Of Applied
Mathematics.
r. !, necusleH' 4. q rross~or Il Natural
Philosophy.
Joss l. caxrsssl, A. n, Professor Of Chem
istry.
joHs W. naocxrssaovaH, IL. D, Professor
Of Law and Equity n
iIasas Esrna, 4 n, Aslssan, Professor d
Mathematics.
.. roWTla Gs.pr, A. n. Assistant Professor
Of LAtln.
Faasx rsrzros, A. D, Assistant Professor Of
Greek.
A preparatory coarzs has been Instituted. In
which students unrrrarri nr The regular
classes mzy receive IastrueiIsas In aeessz.ry
branches.
The session begins second Thursday tialh,
September, and ends lsst Thsudsy In ynne.
fxnns-Tuition and al other college fess
sioo. All other sxpenseS intending beard.
fuel. liehtS etc, need not sxreed $3.50.
For further partienlsrs or for ~c.tslorne. al.
dvss The Faculty Il waahingsoa College. Lsr-
ington. Virginia ssp11-tf
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Lea Can. s. ~
All persusa inaeb1ed % he undenimsa r
sdminlssrutgf q " eesale Of tse. N. Dynun.
d<osased, viii M eeul BY in1nediats s1<tl6e
msnL An<r The Ia day Of April nsxt II
claims vii b placed In ne hsnss IL A der
far collertioa. BLK BLANkENaHIP.
nare-4s Adminisssza1F. -.
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4ithm1ond 1ispatth
THURSDAY............MARCH IA, 1867.
auction Sales This Day.

HARRISON, GoDpIN APPRRsoN will sell at
lo'clock the valuable iron front tenement at
the southeast corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, now in the occupancy Of the American
Telegraph Company.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON will sell at IL o'clock,
atthe brick yard Of Messrs. Turner Plea
SAINTS, on Twenty fourth street between Main
and Cary, 200, 900 new bricks, 900 feet OF lum-
Der, q lot of wheelbarrows, etc. after which
the yard will be rented out for one year. This
sale was postponed on account OF the weather.
HARRISON, GoDDIE & APPBRsON will sell at
half-past o'clock two very valuable brick
tenements, on the east line OF Thirteenth street
between Lombard alley and Cary street, and a
vacant lot on said alley.
LEE 4 G0DDIN will sell at II o'clock, at the Sta
BILE of Mr.. John B. Davis. on Franklin street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
twelve vsluab BILE milch cows.
ISBELL & DAVIS will sell al 10 o'clock, at the re-
silence OF Mrs. Crawford. who is declining
housekeeping, corner Of Leigh and Adams
streets, all OF her household and kitchen fur
-iLuYe.
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HUsTINGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs.-The
following business was disposed of yester-
day by this court:
w. NJ. Mccormick and John C. Perkins,
charged with resurrecting human body,
were bailed in the sum of $3.50 each for
their appearance at the next term.
Carlos W. Ellis, charged with exhibiting
the game of "faro," was fined 500 and
sent to Jail for two months.
Donald D. Monroe, charged with petit
larceny, was acquitted.
The continued case of John B. Keffer,
indicted for exhibiting faro" was called
up, and further continued.
In the case of Betty Howell, indicted
for defacing another PERSONS property, a
noNe proSequi was entered, and she was re-
quired to give surety for her future good
behavior.
In the cases of Winston Bray, Timothy
Callahan, and Austin Miller, charged with
assault and battery, nolle proSequi was
entered.
John Graham, negro, indicted for petit
larceny, was examined and acquitted.
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A GLANCE AT RICHMOND IN ITS EARLIER
DAYs.-We are indebted to Mr.. Grattan
Rowland for the temporary use of por-
ton of file of The Observatory; or, A
Viep Of the Times, published in April,
1889, in Richmond. The heading under
the title reads, Impartiality our guide !" /;
and lust under this "Richmond. Printed
on Mondays and Thursdays by John Dix
ON. on the cross street leading to the
bridge over James river, and adjoining the
Rising Sun tavern, where advertisements,
etc, are gratefully received, and all orders
executed with accuracy and punctuality."
What most strikes journalist or reader
of the present day about this relic of
Richmond's earlier days is the unaffected
and unvarnished simplicity of its an
nouncements and advertisements. For
example, the heading and the following
advertisement "For sale, a chariot, made
in London; and although 1t has been In
use for some time, it is yet most excel
lent carriage-worth more than most new
ones made in this country-which may be
had, with full set of wheel harness, for
about one-hslf its real value"
Francis Philpotts, in announcing that he
has taken the "Old City Tavern" adds
the following about bis stsblss' IN, b.
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VERY COOP ADvIcE.-The editor of the
Wheeling InteHigencer, true Radical and
friend of the freedmen, in noticing the
great meeting at the African church in
this city, gives the following good advice
to the colored people: Hunnicutt, the
editor of the Ne,o Nation,-a very foolish
and incorporate man, by the way-made a
speech to them, in the course of which he
spoke of Governor Peirpoint having sold
the loyal men of the State, and said
that he had denounced President johnson
shortly after his accession to power, and
his opinion had since changed. by the
Eternal said he, Il would rather vote for
Governor Wise this night than for this
double-faced Union-SeceSsionist.' This
language shows what sort of a man Hunni-
cutt is. We trust the darkies will get
some better man for their Moses when
they need leader. 1t is such men as he
who do them injury"
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AcCIDENT.-We regret to learn that Mr.
Lewis r. Hill, second officer Of the steamer
Hatteras, met with quite painful acci-
dent some days since while the steamer
was unloading at Norfolk. The crew were
engaged in taking carriage out of the
hold Of the vessel; the tongue, from some
cause, swung round, and struck Mr.. Hill,
knocking him down and inaicting three
severe flesh wounds on the back Of his
head. This young man, by his courtesy
and kindness, has won the regard of all
who have had business with him, and it is
matter of congratulation that the acci-
dent was not more serious.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
SIDING - WEDNESDAY MoRNING.-Frede-
rick Thompson was arraigned for stealing
$3.50 from James ii. Jones. There was
noproof positive against Thompson, though
the circumstances surrounding were such
as to cast considerable suspicion upon him.
He was remanded to jail as vagrant.
John Harris, Ellen Harris, and Berkeley
Lee were arraigned to answer the charge
of threatening to assault and beat Lucy
Singleton. Ellen Harris and Lucy Single
ton were required to give surety for their
future good behavior, the latter being
proven to have been more the aggressor
than the aggressed upon.
Richard Steel, charged with beating his
wife, Maria Steel, was required to give
$3.50 surety for his good behavior.
Mary Jane Kendrick was arraigned to
answer the charge of keeping an ILL
governed and dsorderly house in "Ex-
change Place." She was fined ten dol
lars, and required to give $3.50 surety for
her good behavior.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
re- LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. AND

re- LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST. AND
prY YoCS Dry GOODS WHERE You CAN
cyT THgN THE CHEAPEST: and In order that
rau can doSn. &c give the prices OF few articles
,-be had at LEVY BROTHERS STORE, the head.
-rartars for bargaics
WIDE English Prints al ?cc.,
American Callcos ats, l6, and 2oc.
PleacAtd and Unbleached Cotton at l?s, l5, leg,
- and 2Sc.
Prlow-case Cotton at?Sc..
Fail width Blsacked and Unbleached Sheeting
GtSC
T'escsei Cotton, yard wide, att s.:
Canton Flaauel, excellent quality, al 20 and 2sc.,
var.h 80 ard sc
Atwood White Flannel at Soc. and yard-wide
White Flannel Al &C, worth 75c;
Handsome Spring Delaines Al 2Oc.,
All wool Delaiues, a fall assortment Of colors,
81 s'c.;
superior Black Eomhs Iine at 81 so, Sl.75, and
:. worth sI.7S, s2.2', and $3.50;
Hands me Balmora, skirts al :? and 81 so, worth
- sud S3.So,
Essl Maltese Lace Collars at so and 75c., worth
81 s0d si.?5;
Embroiaerd Linen Collars at 81 per dozen,
worth 50 per dozen;
Handsome Embroidered Sets Of Collars and Cuffs
A. Soc. worth IL so:
Lisle Thread Gloves an excellent article, at 2oc.
KID Gloves, a superior article, at 8l.25:
Real French. wove Corsets al sl.2s,
pluity Bands st l2lc.,
Reat Needlew oTk Cambria Bands al &c., 81 81 rs,
and $50, worth double the money, and no mis-
take;
Infants Frock Waists at Soc, 7sc., and sl2s
worth 81. $50, and So;
Elegant Neck Ribbons at SOC, 7sc., 81, and sl2s,
actually less tuan half the regular price;
Ararre assortment Of CasSimeres al III per yard,
vs--l $40 and Sis;
Haekahack Towels at - so and S. per dozen,
worth s. ard 81 So;
Fxssuen, Table Damask at 81 per yard, worth
$50.
Remember that all of tho above bargains, be-
sides many more, can be had at
LEVY BROTHERS,
~h'3 Is Main street.
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His stables are in good repair, and capable
of accommodating travellers horses and
others-he always keeping a plenty OF
forage.n Persons desiring information
concerning advertisements were not told to
I" apply at this Office" but to enquire OF
the printer" Joseph Boyce, a milliner,
makes the flaming and important an
nouncement in connection with the receipt
of millinery goods from London GA La
dys Dress is come in, with the above
completely finished agreeably to the latest
fashion,"
A writer of an article on the subject of
the remarkable effect of jealousy" intro
duces series of well-told examples, as fol-
lows:
"'Small jealousies, 'tis true, inname desire,
Too great, not fan, but quite blow out the
fire.
Jealousy, above all other passions, is the
most violent, and productive of the most
horrid effects for, like monster not ap-
peased with the destruction Of its ene-
mics, it frequently plunges dagger into
the breast Of the dearest object of its love-"
The editor very seldom ventures upon
politics, and although at very exciting
period, he gives only small portion to
comments upon the public events of the
day, although congressional proceedings
and facts concerning them are fully given.
In the "poet's corner" we find such politi-
cal squibs as these:
Great Agamemnon stood aghast,
Eyeing the people as they past,
And begging them for once 10 hear
Nirginia's potent Oyerseer.
They needed not the son Of Atreus
No more than if he d been n gray goose.
Thus, though my friends, Republicans,
In northern States receive brand;
We of Nirginias fair domain, [stand. y
Unaw'd by Fed'ral frowns, will firmly
There are many other little gleanings
from this old sheet which will interest our
readers, which we will have to defer to
other articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE MURDER.-Nothing furthor has
transpired concerning the arrest in Nor
folk Of the man Hinchman and the two
women who started with the supposed muir
dered woman-Jennie Edwards-for that
city. Policeman Dabney and Constable
Cole left Petersburg last evening for Nor
folk, and nothing satisfactory can be heard
from them before to-day. The coffin con-
tanning the body was again opened yester-
day, and certain scars, spoken of by the
mother Of Jennie Edwards, or Crime s,
found upon il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-14

THE STEAMER ELLIE KNIGHT will deliver
her cargo at her wharf this morning by
lighters, the river being still too high for
her to come up. Merchants and others
having goods on board will be able to get
them to-day. This steamer will return to
Baltimore as soon as her cargo has been
discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-14
Report Of the Tobacco Market.


RICHMOND, VA, March l3, 1867. !
We report the breaks full to-day. No
change to note in prices. Below we give
the transactions: II hogsheads, IA tierces,
and % boxes sold at the Exchange, and
IL parcels loose tobacco sold ct Shockoe
Warehouse, as follows:
gS.-Manufacturing common to good,
So to 81; manufacturing, sun-cured, $40
to SIS; shipping, common to good, So to
$3.50.
Leaf.-Manufacturing, common to good,
So to SlS; manufacturing, fancy CON-
mon, 500 to $50; fancy wrappers, medium
to fine, $35 to 500.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-14

THE CANAL.-The breaches in the canal
caused by the late freshet in the river
have been so far repaired as to admit of
the boats again resuming their regular
trips. The packet came down on Tuesday
night, and this morning several of the
freight boats will start out. A number OF
loaded boats detained above Maiden's Ad-
venture by the high water in the river are
expected to arrive this morning.