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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-20

FIRE IN SH1pPENsBURG, PA.-Shippens-
dars, Pa, April ia fire here last night
destroyed the Sherman House, Cumberland
Valley railroad depot, Ne,es and Sentinel
office, and DR.. Stewards stables. Loss,
$4,000 fully insured.
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REATrINas AND .oILcLoTHs.

Tapestry, shrse.piy, Ingram, and Hemp CAR
EETINaS:
rsnaon and Cocoa hi aT1l \ Gc, al widths,
T,ISE CURTAINS ana WINDOW SHADES,
PLOOi, aud TABLE OlECL0fAt,
PIANO aud TABGH-GOvERS
LIEN and tgasNcH PRINTS for furniture
lam now receiving a stock of the above and
wan seli a. sn'@ii psOR 4. p. RICHARDSON.
up la-sm corner Ninth aud Main tsssefs.
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a. number Of gentlemen Of Norfolk IN
gited DR.. Hoge to remain after Presbytery
adjourned and address the young men. DR..
Hoge consented. The correspondence APP
pears in full in the Norfolk papers.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HARDWARE.
Ii WATKINS, COTTRELL & Co,
1907 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attentl lon Of coun-
try merchants and the trade generally 70 our large
stock of ENGLISH and AMERICAN HARD
WARE and SaDDLEEY GOODS, consisting in
part of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Nails &c.; Pocket
and Table Cutlery, large and well -asso' ted
stock; Trace and Log Chains and Coll Chain !;
Spades, Shorels Forks, and Garden Tools; Weed
Ing and Killing Hoes, and 4 full assortment OF
Hemp and Manila Rope. In fact we have the
largest and best selected stock we ever had TO offer
our friends. t. v HON we would tender our kindest
thanks for their liberal patronage and Te hope 10
merit always continuance OF the came.
NH 2s-lm WATKINS. CuTTRELL Il co.
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EsICHMOND AND DANVu4LE RAIL
~ sROaD--CHANGE or sCHEDULE.=On
and after eUNDAY, February 11st, $50, the PAB-
slsE6E2 TRAINS on this road will be run a.
o aoIsa WEST, LYNCHgUEa PASSENGERS
leave Richmond daily Except Sundays) at SIS A.
a.. arrive at Eugkeyille at ILLS A. NJ, making
close connections with trains On the Southside
road Tor Farmyille, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. &c. THROUGH
NAIL AND IMPRESS leave Richmond daily I
3.4oP. Il. Leave Danville daily at o.ss p. IL.
arrive at Greensboro daily ~ =. A. a, making
close connections for all stations on the North
Carolina rosd both east and west Of Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and AL points
South.
aoINe EAST, THROUGH HAL AND kx.
PRESS leave Greensboro daily ut J. BOZ. ~; leave
Danviile daily at 500 h. arrive at Richmond
daily at II A. 81, LTSCHBUSG PASSENGEha
lesye BurkeYille daily Except sundays ~ LNPs
M. arrive AT Richmond az h:oP.h ID.
Through tickets can no procnrei a. tne lckes
oflce In Richmond 70 ail important points South
and Southwest and et Greensboro and Dapyflle 70
49, v""AN'S THOMAS DoDAMEAD.
en Superintendent.
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KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAs.-D. Mitteldc-fer,
Past Chancellor W. W. Gosden, Grand Re
cording Scribe; 7. W. Upshur, Damon
Lodge, No. Z, of Richmond, and ". I. Ia
gan, Hartman Lodge, No. 8, Of the Order OF
Knights of Pythias, organized Norfolk
Lodge, No. 8, in this city on Saturday nisht,
OF the OVENS Lodge room, A. F. end A. NJ,
in the Odd Fellows Hall.-Norfols Jc's--
nal. 18th,
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ROETENG-CLOTETs. &c.
CROCHAEEY, &c.

NEW STOCK.-Just received, large
IN and wcl!-assorted stock Of
WHITE and DECORATED CHINA DlNNE&
ard TEA SETS,
EOUSE-FUHEISHIEG GOODS and PLAIED-
WAHE OF every descrp.iou-at New I ork
prices, wholesale aud retail.
FANCY TOLL ST SETS ut extremely low
figures.
Il:o. the NEW METALLIC PG2CELs1S-
LINED BAKING DISH, d beautiful crEameat
for the dining table.
Call and examine the stock at
anta GAMY,s. 1906 Main street.
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THE MURDER OF A MEMBER OF THE
GEORGIA TURE-NEWSPAPER
SUSPENSION


AUGUSTA, Ga, April 19.-The Chronicle
contains the particulars of the murder Of
DR.. Benjamin Aver, Republican member of
the Legislature, near Louisville, Ca, from
which it seems that he was murdered and
robbed by negro named Wilson, who is
now in Jail. Ayers pocket-book and mo-
ney was found in Wilson's possession.
The Daily Press here has suspended
publication.
The weather is warm and cloudy.
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CATTLE.--six car loads Of cattle were
shipped north over the Orange road Satur-'
day eyening.-LynchbMg Nsaoss
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL

LII ROAD ON and after MONDAY. April j.
the srains over this road win be run as follows:
Leave Richnond at A. ID. and 2It 7. d:
Leave Petersburg at $50 A. 81. and $50 Z. Ii.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, win leave Richmond daily ut r.
~, and Petersburg daily st $40 A. ID. tsundays
eIceptedl.
Tne 4. Il, train will not leave Richmond on
sundays, and tie $50 2. D.. train will not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk viii take the ?. L.
train, running through daily.
Baggage checked through
The passenger coach attached TO the coal train
Will leave Clover Hill at l.. Dr.. and returning,
leave Richmond at 2:tc p. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thurs
THOMAS a. WYyNE,
ana superintendent.
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RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATIONS IN
CaLIFORNTA

SAN Francisco, April l9.-sufprise is
expressed here at the indiscriminate change
of Federal officers made by the President.
The removal of j. Ross Brown from the
Chinese mission is regretted.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

X UINNESS'S EXTRA DUBLIN P0R-
VI TER, brcwed by Messrs G1th. Guinness
sor & Co.. and bottled for export by Messr' e; Il
j. Burke, Dublin. full supply Of tbi1 superior
stout, imported direct, on hand and 10 arrive
b. q. TARDY & CO,
ap10 Importers.
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DICH NEW GOODS,-We have late

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
4 h received a very large aud elegant assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWAhE, and
HOUSE-fURNISHISG GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete In The state ;
and we invite the tx nation Of our friends and
all in want OF goods In our line. Housekeepers
will consult their interest by calling on Us. Our
stock consists in part of Rich Decorated China
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Gets !;
Bich Cut and Pres: ed Glassware In great variety
plated OF best quality; Patent lce-f ltchers
Common liable Knives. Tin Toilet Sets, Plated
and Japanned Walters, Casters. Lamps, Looking
GLASSES, yellow " are Brown StoneTare, &c, &c.
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
KELLOGG e GIBSON,
NH 27-em 1907 Main street (Esgle Square).
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EAEsWDADS.
90 IA ~ 3
- lV4MoEp END YORK RIVER RAIL

UlUaMOND End YORK RIVER RAIL-
Ii itnAD LtSt.5,gnR BaL1IMORE THE
StR1 N. AND SbRT lIWESr.-Fsssengers Tor
Baltimore and points North will take the psssen.
ger train ftom tnc depot "i In. hicb mond and
York kiyer kailroad at Richmond. On TUES
Days, ThURsD .Ys, and Saturdays, at 1
O'Clock z. M. for Nest Point, where they take
The Cleaner EENEERgC. Captain j. Il. FREY
MAY, reaching Baltimore tie foil wing morning
In tine to connect with the aims for Phisdelphia
New York, &c. Returning the krNHkBEC
leaves pier No. 81 igbt-strtet wharves. foot OF
Barry street. E.!timore, every MONDAY, WE'D
NtrOAY, end FRfDkY, at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, pas
ser gs,s arriving In Richmond ut l2 30 p. n. the
following day. in line TO connect with the express
train on the Richmond and Danvile railroad for
Darville and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury. Charlotte, &c, N. c., Columbia, y. O.,
and all points South
PASSENGER TRAIN
leaves edmond daily (sundkys excepted ut +.
VI. ; leaves West Point daily (5undays excepted)
at 10. Is T.. IL.
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
through bills OF ladiDg given TO prominent points.
THOMAS DODAABAD.
apis superintendent.
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sTALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

a('ALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
e to the North, East and West c[a the Rich
m0nd, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
carrying the United States mail twice daily. Ele,
trains. The through trainG on this road are now
run from. the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
streets Cd follows
The DAY gHROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at ILLS A. NJ, arriving In Wash
!Dgton at Gas p. n, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains for the North, East, ana
West.
The TIGEr THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
elegant cars, with the new patent sleeping chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily Sundays except
ed) z. s:H ?. n, striving In Washington q tas
Tor the North, Ealt, and West.
Both STEAMER5 stop at Alexandria each way.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Milford
and Ell negotiations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets st 4:7o 2. 81. Returning,
arrives az $3.50 4. N.
Through tickets and through baggage checks TO
all principal pointa.
Fer further information and through tickets,
apply at the Office OF the company, corner Brosd
SDd Eighth streets, ShockGe HILL and at the ticket
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. q. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAAuEr RuTlI Superintendent. apis
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DooFING, ROOFING,
rs, TIN AND GRAVEL.
Hayicg an experience or aftsen years in the
to all work, can safely guarantee cheap and re-
fable Job.
ways on hand, large assortment OF STOVES
ard Tin WARE stloWest rates.
GEORGE KLEIN,
No. GA Broad street
an le-stawittf Richmond, va.
OCKLAND LIME, 600 barrels
N, KCCKLkND LIME In store, just received
per schooner maggie Rel.
ap 0 a. c. ns.E..
GE DOZEN CANS FRESH TOMATOES,
Zye 10 dozen cans freSh PEACHES.
pANDaIpGE & ANDERSON,
AMI SAT Broad street.
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TEN BARRELS
LACKEY's MOUNTAIN WHIsKEY
just received.
hNDREW j. GRAY K CO..
ana 40. Pearl Block.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain ard Flour Markets.
CoRH AND FLoUR ExoHAyax,8
RIoHMoSp, VA, April 10, 1859.
OPENINGS.


Cbr~.-White. 242 bushels. Yellow, Sc bush
els. Mixed, 290 bushels.
O1ts-T62 bushels.
Rye.-l26 bushels.
SALES.
Corn-White, 81 bushels prime At SIC. ; 1sS
bushels very good st SEC. Total, 242 bushels.
Mixed, 132 bushels at SIC; Us bushels 1T sec.
Total, $50 bushels.
Oats.--ss4 bushels very good at Csc.
Rys.-None.
RENARKs.-Corn quite actiTe and advan ced.
oats in but moderate demand, but without any
change from Saturdays rates. Rye neglected.
The price OF Corn to-day on Change was seve-
raj cents higher than the price IN Baltimore
On Saturday.
Chicago, Ill.
The quantity Of grain In store in Chicago on
the 10th instant, IS compared with the same
time last wear, was
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In ST. Louis on the II instant receipts and
business moderate. los hogsheads received,
against l25 the previous week. Western
manufacturers take mos. OF what is sold. No
change TO note, except 4 small decline In green,
frosted, and trashy Tugs. The range, how
ever, IS 10 81 % for green and frosted new
Tugs las given In our iast) covers the sales but
more were sold yesterday and Monday AZ ESQ
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In Alexandra on the 18th instant Wheat dull.
Corn lower with 81 les of LOO bushels mixed
and white at so to s2c.-mostly at Sic. Rye in
active. Oats in fair demand at 6j to zoe. Flour,
but little doing.
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Decrease In visible fupply.....

Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now 20 900 bales saire time 1868, 200,
600 bales. Middling Orleans, now l2id.0l23d.,
then 10ld. {; tls
The Manchester market continues to improve
slowly, under the reduced production of goods.
The expectation that this crop sFil reach 1000 900
bales, and the fear Of larger crop next year,
still prevent buyers Of goods from operating
freely. The receipts this week are 81, 3f4 bales,
and the interior towns show Increase In stock Of
3672 bales. In the statistical position the stock
and cotton afoat for Bremen Will be found. There
have been received ct the pdrts since lst OF Sep
TENDER l,74S 965 bales, Of Which exporters have
taken 959, 32s bales; spinnert 444,924 and the
stocks have increased 349 us GALES. Deficit In re.
ceipts o. compared with last year, u.s. 2sl bales.
Deficit In shipments to Liverpool, now 2S3, JOG
balee.
THB SALES yoR FUTURE DHrvYRY.-There
have been plenty Of buyers daring the week, but
few sellers. For March, 700 bales sold at 27tc.,
200 at 27lc., and 200 at Csc. For April. $50 at
27lc., geo At 2s}c. For May, 500 bales ct 2Sc.-
all low middng.
RrcEIrrs AND ExPoRrs.-ThA receipts this week
have been 81. 314 bales, sgain3t 4s 632 bales the
corresponding week last year., and the foreign ex-
ports 20 ss4 bales, against $500 bales in 1868.
The totals SO far this year, can be seen in the
tables given above. The folio sing table will show
Al T. - n,l
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KILLING OF LIsur. ALExANDRR.-The follow.
Ing are the particulars Of the death Of Lieut..
Alexander. TO which we alluded briefly few days
ago: The. affair took place on Monday night last
o. Fort Macon. An alarm of fire was raised
when he rushed out through one OF the sally
ports Of the fort. The sentinel on guard chsl.
ienged him twice, but under the excitement the
challenge was not needed. and the sentinel.
under the impression that prisoner was trying
TO make his escape, fred. The musket bali
passed through the lieutenant's body, producing
almost instant death, and wounding an orderly,
VINO wss closely following him through the sally
port.-L Charleston Courier, I'd.
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Birer :5nteuiasnrs.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
CRrsczxs oprrcn. ks. y GAM Suuv.,
Saturday Mornhls. April To- l8p.

Saturday horniIs. April 10. 1872. ]
We we're blest with another fine day yester.
day. True the rays OF "Old Sol - were rather
oppressive, and the dust on sae levee and IN.
paved streets little too thicls stilI even these
things, unpleasant as they are. are q decided i'm.
provement upon Clouds rain ahA oceans OF mud
Business since our last hss Improved some
what. The weekly packets wsrs all doing well
yesterday and prospects are gtpd fora number
OF hne trips to leave to-day. ~
The Lsfourche arrived yesterday with company
f., 4th United States lnfantrybd board. They
will Leave here some time next geek for Jefsf.
son, Texas.
Thos. wenner, barkeeper OF the Golden Era.
died on the 3lst ult. at the hospital Of the Sisters
OF Charity In st. Lonis. The ,deceased was .
resident Of Jefferson. Texas. 1
The majestic Belle Lee, Capt n. McGHl. leaves
for Louisville at P. NJ. to-day. Z
The independents weekly Shreveport packet
Bart Able. Capt. Harrison, leaves .s-day at P. N.
The swift LAfourche, Capt. G:iP. Work, leaves
for Camden oday at5P.M
The fine packet Msyfower, Cs4t. ]. w. Blanks.
tsves At 3 o'clock this evening Er Camden.
The Saturday Grand Ecore patiket Frolic, Capt.
Jpo; Heinz leaves at P: NJ ts;qsy.
Inc Y. o y; oAtufosy Vickst gig packet vicks.
burg, Capt. Tom Leathers, lesy;ps at Pm. 10.
The Wild Wagner, Capt. GoAdin, leaves hi.
evening at s O'Clock for Natches,
The Lightwood. Capt. Scott leaves for Ar.
kansas river on Saturday, 18th inst. at5P.m.
The Belle Lee, Capt. A. McGai. leaves today.
Of p. NJ, for Louisville.
The fast Lafourche leaves III Camden to-day,
ats pm.
The Belle Lee will not leavS to-day until all
parties have time to return from the races. We
prespme that other Of our packets will wait upon
their friends.
The officers Of the Bart Able and Lizzie Hon.
kins have our thanks for favorss
MEMORANDA. s
The Red River u. 8. mail paclsst Lizzie Hopkins
left Jefferson Tuesday night at Bsltpast 10 2. M;
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GRAND ECORE-Stesmer Frolic-3l bales
cotton Clapp Bros dco-l4 G L Walmsley &co-25
Warren, Crawford &co-5 G II Mouton &co-5 to
Deutch 4 Weis-2 Spyker & Sandidge-2 Spyker
4 Sandidge-2 Winston, Morrison &co-2 Marx.
Levy &co-l L Couret--l G Denis-l bale
trash cotton ] A Plsuche-1 bale hides ii hides
bbls beans 80 SKIS cotton seed and sundries to
Labusquere, Duplex 6co-.1 bale wool and sun
dries A Plauche-l9 SKIS cotton seed Haeb-
erle-l bale hides L Mann &co-l bd hides 20
hides to M Kaufman &co-2 bbls peas SKIS do
Schmidt Zeigler so hides skins W 2 witherell
bale hides Clspp Bros &co-1 do G L Walmsley
&co-s hhds sugar Jos Hoy &co-l7 head stock
McQuoid & Mehle-75 hogs and sundries to order
Total 81 bales cotton 8 hhds sugar
JEFFERSON-Steamer Lizzie Hopkins--95
Huntington &co-2l to Perkins, Swsnson &co-25
Bogel 5000 Jos Hoy &co-l9 e r Arehinsrd =
l6 Jno Hardie &co-l0 Jno Phelps geo -9TAS
Henderson, Lehman, Newgass &co-5 Jurey &
Harris Speske Buckner-2 Jno E kings
Warren, Crawford &co-2 Brooks. Claiborne &co
Bersud Gibert-24 to order-20 SKIS boIs dare
seed Jos Hoy &cc-l bdl peltries ] l. Courst-6
bags weol bale hides IS bdl hides bales leather
L Mann &co-30 head stock and sundries TO or.
der-Totsl 307 bales cotton
CAMDEN-Steamsr Lafourche-49 bales cotton
Jno Hardie dco-4 T 81 81 M Allen &co-4l
N 0glesby-17 Fellowes, Ferguson Hervey-ll
Lehman, Newgass &co-l0 w Frierson &co-8
Jno Phelps &co-6 D R Carroll &co-s Barrett &
nbdS-L
Meyer. Deutch q Weis-l b F Givsn-I bale hides
Fisher, johnson &co-3 do J Henry &co-22 hides
Penn, Pace & Nixon-l41 SKIS cotton seed s F
Power-66 horses IL mules 100 bales hay 80 bales
straw $50 SKIS oats and sundries Maj W W Webb
sundries to order-Total LIS bales cotton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bart Able-l06 bales
cotton Jno Phelps &co-7s Converse 4 Duxbury-
50 Payne, Huntington &co-66 Wright, Allen &co
"A J w Burbridge &co-20 Kirkpatrick Keith
IS Lehman, Newgsss &co-l9 Jno Hsrde &co-
Is Spyker Sandidge-s Jno Chsfe 4 Bro-l0
Jos Hoy &co-s Garrsrd & Crsig-5 Speske 4
Buckner-4 r Flower -sundries to ordsr-Total
4SS bales cotton
BATON ROUGE--Stesmer Dan Able bales
cotton Penn, Pace Nixon-6 hhis Bones 2 bbls
do , SKIS peas L Stern-1 Dbl mossses Thomas
So empty bbls bbs rice Armont-hf bbls mo-
lasses bxs eggs bdl skins Terebonne-
sundries to order
gLOCKPORT-Stesmer Lotus No "a pkes eggs
skin L Terrebonne-l bales moss ] NJ Walsh-32
bbls potatoes Vsnhorn &co-le ties rice Du-
pre- sundries to order
PAsCAGOULA-schr Hermit-s0, 600 feet lum-
Der to order
PAsCAGOULA-s Farmer 900 feet lum.
Der Sanford & Black
BILoxI-schr RissOri-lOo bbls potatoes to or.
BILOxn-schr Magnolia-5oo bbls charcoal to
order
MADIsoNvILLE-schr La BsIle--5o cords
wood Clark
HINsBoRo- shamrock-2o cords wood
to order l- =.
BILOxI-schr venus-soo bbls charcoal to or
BAYOU LACoMBE-schr corneIia-s5o bbls
Shells TO order
TANGIPAHoA-schr Flower-45o bbls shells
F MARQUEE
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side figure at which 1t IL now selling tn the New
York market and cotton ct 80 cents per pound
and 450 pounds to the bale, We then arrive ct the
following results a. TO the vslpe OF the two crops
for 1868: Corr sos 900 bDsbels ct 80 cents per
bushel te41 ,706 $40; cotton $50 900 bales ct 50
cents per pound, s31l 800 600
The above exhibit Of these two crops Is quite
fatteriDg to the sgricuturjsts of the country,
and there Is no question but they can. with care
full culture be increased one half. II also electu'
ally settles this question Of knfship-[o. 8. Econ
TEE Pasr AND Furunu OF Nsw YoRx.-Pior to
1870 The city Of New York; had the ordinary
growth OF . seaport town. IB 1855 it, population
Was 10, 3sI in 1773 ,7se In 1855, - GA; IN
l7a0 80 l3l: In 1900 60 489; in 1910, Sc ,373.
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Cnnsczus Oyvrcs, No. y OAnP gFznnl,
saturday. April 10, l6&

Onnsrzus ovvrcs, NO. y CAnP gnnns,
Saturday. April 10. l82
Cleared Yesterday.
North German steamship Teutonia, Barends, for
Hamburg via Havana and Southampton,
Williams, Ruperti &co
Steamship YAxoo, Teal, for Philadelphia via Hs-
vsns w Creevy
Ship La Glorie (Br), Graham, for Liverpool.
Lowell Il Bailey
Ship Ocean Pearl (Br), Rodd, for Quebec.
Ell Forstsll 4 Son
Ship Prussia, Pstten, for Liverpool. R r Ocean
Bark Chapman (Nor), Bijomess. for Hsvre,
W Buddendorf
Bark Maipo (Sp), Estrsder, for Bsrcelona.
PUG Bros
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Reeeipss hx Hai,rsa1s.

No. RR-April s.-2ss bales cotton to
Boyd & Martin-7 II Wilson BIB &co-lI Alcus,
Scherck q Autey-s to Pritchsrd 4 Bickhsm-3
Warren, Crawford &co-3 NJ Killer &co-3 Clapp
Bros &co-2 d G Cook bxs hats Guinlsn Goo
mont do Belden-24 do bales mdse Vincent
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Orr o, J-,,hssou

Orr or JDskssoH, April 10. 1888.
Arrived during the past week.-Mrs. Texas
Beeves; 70S Calves and Yearfi1gs 1893 Hogs; rs
Mich Cows. Sold-137S Texas lBeeves; GAO Calves
and Yearlings; us Hogs; 6as Sheep; Al Mich
Cows. Stock on sale 80 Texas Beeves, 354
Calves and YearlinRs; 10 Hobs; SO Sheep and 60
Mich Cows. We quote:
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This makes an average incfease at the rate OF
~ per cent every five years, and will continue %
follows, allowing only rs per cent for ten years.
Owing 10 Q decrease in 1885, for the reason OF
large number being absent during the late war,
and although II 10 computed tbst We have now .
population Of over 900, 600, 10 be liberal We esti
mate:
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The cotton at sea Is IL 600 bales more than last
year. and the stock is 60 $50 bales less. The con-
sumption of American cotton has averaged q, 24l
bales for the past six weeks OF the sales this
week % per cent. we're American, and ~ per cent.
Surais. Stock Of American 3s per cent, and Of
Surats 2s.per cent. OF the wheIe.
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Imports


MATANZAS-Brig Alice Putnam-4O0 hhds
sugar 732 tee do Chaffrax 4 Agar
CiENFUEGOS-Schr Anna Lelsnd--60 hhds
molssses ITO hhds sugar As bbls do Avet
CARDENAS-Schr Eva Adell--326 hhds molas.
ses 40 ties do DeMezs
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA-Steamship Rapi-
dsn-l bx sugar I lopez do R 8 Diaz-2
pkgs mdse B Garcia-20 cases sweetmeats L Nc
Carthy-l case segsrs Seig 4 Krug-20 bags
coffee asa bxs sugar Troisgros-and sundry
mdse -~
MOBILE-stesmer Mary-90 bales cotton to
Battle 4 Noble-l0 do II W Farley &co-l3 do s
bales domestics Lehman. Newgass &co--5 bbls
Blue Lick water Isaacson Seixss-lO cases to.
bscco Hernsheim-s to order-Totsl las
bales cotton M
Steamship W G Hewss-7 sugar
mills pkgs mdse and sundries S Fernandez &co
10 bales hides Miss Valley Trans Co-50 bdl hides
W F Witherell--56 bales cotton Jno Phelps &co-
bdl skins 6 bags wool bx tsllow 80 bbls tsllow
SOC hides B L Mann &co-l hid bacon E Thomp
sons bbls moasses Poncy 4 SOM hhds su-
gar W Rodd-ls bxs ordnance U $ Q MI hid
bacon bales hides l wagon 8 pkgs mdse l59
sheets iron 8 bxs bolrs G A Whitney &co-sun-
dries to order-Total Sc bales cotton
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Asoo'@fo AfsSssoS
From the Brokers' Circular ef March II We take
the following figures: T.