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AFFIpAyITs FOR GETTING OuT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST has not BEEN PAID
We have had form of affidavit, required by Gen
eral orders No. Of, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The af-
lidavt Is required before any execution can be
issued by clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hundred
or fifty cents per dozen, or fivc cents apiece, 70
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER %. lse'.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Gcoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys VIII
liaIDs.
steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chaudsc and passengers, ". &. Dunham K Co.
Schooner Eslclle, Ward, Albany, lumber, James
Tunn.
Schooner Statesman, Newton, New York, iron,
Old Dominion Nall forks.
Schooner Pioneer, Brewer, AlcxanGria, coal,
H.wrs & Aerriman.
SAILED. .#
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mcr-
chandisc ard passengers, /. B. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harvcys i Will
lams.
schooner ". Z. Taber. Aldrich, Savannah tid
Osbornc's Landing, Curtis & Parker.
schoener Dick Williams, Corsou, New York cio
City Point, Curtis Il Parker.
MEM0EASDA
WEST POINT, November 2i.-Arrtred, steamer
Kennebec, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed (22dl on return.
BosToS.-Iu port, schooners Willlasa Walton,
Reeves, and Fanny W. Johnston, Marts, loading
Tor Richmond
RocKLASD. November l4.-Sai!ed, schooners
Francis Hatch, Jau,ison, and W. 2. Reed Gre
CORY, for Richmond.
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VI. ELLYsoN & Co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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BUY YOUR FUEL from the man that sells cheap
est. Best Anthracite Coal can be bought at $3.50
second quality Anthracite ut 80; third quality "
=; by applying at Seventh and Grace or Nine
teCnth and Cary streets. CNARLES III. IAGE.
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Executive ApFoIsTMEST.-Govern
Walker on yesterday appointed G. B. Oliver
doorkeeper and messenger of the capitol
and executive mansion Ttce Alfred Thorn
ton, removed.
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HARPERS' MAGAZINE FOR December received
ut Ellyson Taylor's, ncxtto DiSpdtch Office. Al
the other magazines and illustrated papers ior
sale.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
23, 1SG9.-Mss Sac Coulling, Richmond,
Va; Lulv Drake. Marshall street, present ::
Mrs. Margaret Gregory. Staunton, Va. !;
Mrs. X. p. Harwood, Jersey City, \. J. !;
Mr.. Charles Lechthaer, Baltimore, Nd. !;
Captain 7. II. Morgan. Parish of st. John
the Baptist, La: Rev. J. T.S. Park, Green
vile. Ala: Mrs. Margaret Rogers, KeSwick
Depot, Va; Mr.. Ryland F. Snellings, Rich
mOnG Va.
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FOR NEW YOE

nrD poMI>InN STEAMSHIP -ss4atssSsssa
wa COMPANY.
7..s -plcua'd new ~tlc-whrcl steamships iSAAe
...''r, -AEATUGA. Slh 6 l. \, Al. l.Rf.
.s.~r, ,r- ana IIATTEEAS. leave New York for
rr.'r, civ Point. and Richmond, every III b.:
IfFI't>pAN. and SATURDAY.. at !!
n\'... - Vi leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
yr,DtI. and SUNDAY. Al high tide;
..'...t tEl9s arc entirely new. They have elegant
as ana staitTo3mS; lmg aSE" "''o"00A
",,.., connections made WIN steamers LOT I'LL
...,rar9 and European ports. or,p
,.>,r1rcs Er"tcd, when ordered Al pt.A,hf.
r ,nE'DNI PFE CENT, 1t the oihccs OF tnis
"<<"' M,CREADY, President, ls7 Greer"ic,
f''s~'VI- 'VI-TIliAT c. DUSUAM & Co, Agents,
cnrner Malm and eleventh sLreets,
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RFcAPTuRED.-R Richard Thornton alias
William Robinson lncero) was committed to
Henrico county iail on Saturday last for
the theft Of hog stolen from Edward
Crouch. resident in the upper part Of the
county.
This is the negro who was arrested in
April 1868 for being concerned in the steal
ing of COW from Mr.. William F. Dickin-
son, but who. after indictment, broke jail and
escaped. He has never left the county. but
removed to another portion of it, and by
the mere change of his name has escaped a
recapture until detected in this last theft.
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Excellent likcncsscs Of the late DR.. WARISG
can he obtained at c. r. REES & Co.'s Gallery at
twenty-five cents each.
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c,ee,ncrs weekly 10 LIVERPOOL, ~ s's.S
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leaving.-sssss1=asssssz'
tt,EGF QUEEN HELNETIA.
nH&NfATE Erin PENNSYLVANIA,
IXGLNND, VIRGINIA, LOUISIANA.
GlDln passage, 800 and s75, currency.
s:r--agc passage. $50. currency.
sir,rsEc tlckeIs from Liverpool or Queenstown,
So. Ia currency. ~
-,,rga,g,. passage from Antwerp, Hamburg. Rot
.,..-.i!ln, and Iiayrc St5, in currency.
pr rarthcr particulars, apply NJ the offices oi
u.. rnurauy, 60 broadway, /. ". j. HURST.
MIiIIAM c. DUNHAM / CO, Agents.
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To TAx-P who have not
paid their taxes for the current year will
find notice from the sheriff in another
column which they would do well to heed.
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NOTARY PUBLIC Colonel Thomas II.
Ellis has been appointed a notary public for
the city Of Richmond and county OF He'll
rico.
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100 POUNDS ACErIC ACID, No. s.
iOo Il splendid article;
900 POUNDS HIPN. SULrII. SODA,
100 POUNDS NITRIC. MURIhTIC. AND SUI
PuURIC ACIDS--chemically pure
for .al.. ,y ). h. DOVE.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge
Undcrarood 1residing.-The regular fall
term of this court commenced yesterday.
Judge Underwood stated on taking his seat
that Chief Justice Chase would not reach
Richmond until about the first of next
week.
At o'clock P. VI. the grand Jury met,
and Judge Underwood delivered Il brief
eNtemporc charge. He said that an unu-
sual amount of business would claim the
attention of the grand jury, and called
their particular attention to violations Of
the internal revenue and postal laws. He
alluded also to the mortifying fact that the
military had TO be called in to suppress ILL
cit distillerics in the upper Valley; and re-
gretted that the first discovery Of tobacco
stamp frauds had been made in Virginia.
He thought the tax had been wisely laid on
whiskcy and tobacco-articleS which we
could so easily do without-and it was to the
interest Of every good citizen to see that
the tax was not eyaded.
The following are the names Of the grand
jurors: Horace l.. Kent, Franklin Wood,
John 7. Daniel, J. G. Freeman, Thomas
Johnston, William L. Owen. K. D. Becky
(colored), Robert w. Hughes, G. c. Curtis,
H. X. Elyson, Thomas Anderson, L. II.
Uablslor, O.. +. lline, George L. Seaton
(colorcd), Peter Dilworth, John f. milford,
James Carter, William r. Harrison, w. +.
NJ. Word, William p. Mosclv (colored), a.
:. Gray, w. I. Gilbert, and Henry Miller.
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The REMAINS OF Mr.. A. w. Noting
reached this city on Sunday, and were in
TERED in Shockoe Hill Bulying-Ground OH
yesterday.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DE ED at the DiSpdtch nfficc.
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TURNIT L K L AND MATTRESS
L WAREROOMS.-We have now on hand, In
TWO Of those ron-rrOut bulldogs opposite the
Office Richmond, Va, large and e.egant alock 81
PARLOR, CHAMBER, and DIS1NG-EOOM
FURNITURE Of every variety of style aud finish.
Also, MATTRESSES and SPR1NG-BEDs, MADE
IN any Stylc desired. Our stock Of CHAM
BER FURNITURE being very large. we are con-
fJdent We can offer greater inducements to buyers
than any ether house In the STATE. Chamber sets
can be purchased at establishment from F31 10
ScVC. As the prices Of most other goods are COM
Ing down we have reduced the price OF every arti-
Gle In our liue and now sell Ing about Us low as
we did before the war. All III want oi superior
Furniture or Mattresses will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods To- SUIT the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD IlIIEkJ
oc ID opposite the post-otlice- Richmond, va.
EURNIrURE AND BEDDING WARE
4 HOUSE 1903 aud 1910 Main street, Rich-
DIoud Vac. Il. STACY 4 SON confidently lu-
ric their friends and the public generally 10 tner
FALL STOCK, just completed; which VIII Se
found to be the most extensive and varied ever Oh
Gered IN Richmond; and IN every article they are are
country; and in BEDDING, their iacnlllse GU
able them to defy competition.
SIIuCKS. SHUCKs !! SLiUCkS!
We will pay cash for SI UCkS, In any quantlty,
eliyered IN Richmond
We are anxious to appoint agents In every To-
cslity from which Sbucks viii bear transportation,
to whom We Will furnish presses for baling. far-
,icuimrs on application Sc So-2m
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MARINE qSTELLQGESCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER %, I3co.
Sun rises .... T.07 Noon rises. ........ S.4&
Sun sets S..... 4.53 High tide. III
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COL
TREASuRER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October q, 1850. }

NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF the CHEsA-
PFAKE AND ONO RA1LROAll CoMpAN1
will lie held In the city Of Richmond on THUhS-
DAY the 18th day OF November 1859. ,
The bylaws Of the company provide that "al!
meeting shal be in writing, and signed by The per-
son thus transferring The power; partnerships
NAV sign In the naIac OF partnerships, ana the
signature of either member OF the firm ysh IL DC
valid No proxy shall be valid given more tnap
sixty days prior to the meeting OF the company.
mo proxy for individual stockholders shau
pass free going to returning from the meetings
of the company unless he is himselfa st"ckholder.
"The books of triusfcr shah he closed fifteen
days previous to any general meeting
no I8-td j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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OYSTERS.

DEID'S FISH, OYSTER, A@ ~
II, GAME. AND ICE DEPoT,-&Nk kgGG
ESrA BLISHED lS53,-SIXTH NEAR Vg$Sl
CLAY STREET. -llavlng made large cohtrIrts
with the best orster-planters on York, Severn,
Back river, Mason creek, and other choice walcrs,
am prepared to furnish OYST" RS in any qu"u-
tity. opened in the she'll 10 hotels, restaurants,
amt private families.
FRESH FISH EVERY DAY.
Orders for ciyor country promptly attended to.
GAME OF NIL kinds bought and ID.
nc oc-In ROBERT REID.
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOR CHEAP AND GOOD FUEL, 90
tor. II COTTRE ELLIS Basin bank, between
Sinth and Tenth streets, 40. oil. He keeps con-
stuntly for sale the best SOFT COKE, the best
CLOVER HILL COAL, the best ANTHRACITE
COAL the best OAK and PINE WOOD, Ut the
lowest prrrs. for cash. no 22-lm
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ivory TABLE CUTLERY, Sheffield
4 manufacture, new invoice. Just received ana
for sale low by SAMUEL CHILD CO.,
1nporters, 70 north Charles street.
ne&-soGl2. Baltimore, Md.
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VINEGAR BITTERS.-CALIFORNIA
Y VINEGAR BITTERS for sale by
oc 10 PURCELL, LAnD & co.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND <rs.
LONDONDERRY. SS-IaScsS

THE ANCHOR LINE.
Fayor!t" Clyde-buiit passenger steamers are In
..Gvd - sail EVERY SATCRDAi from pier
-. ~. North river. 1T - O'Clock NJ.
l.N.F~ OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENCY !.
cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow, or Derry, $50 anc
fxrrr.i.rr tickets, good FOR twelve months, $l60.
-'..~.,gc L. tIl;ts-Ow ~ Derry, 80; ntermcdiatc
tr.na s., certificates from these ports, S37.
f.~,r. ....5s b., scc L. aud from Hamburg, Havre
u.,i.....N. Aatwc~p. &C. IT yer: low rates.
ll..:- lssucd payable al any bank in Great Bri.
Ior further Information apply ut the comrany,s
a"tsrs. No. 6 Bow ling Green, New York. to HEN.
.Eu>uE BROTHERS. urto ~
WILLIAM I. DUNuAM < co, Agents.
ATLANTIC TuREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MhCkENIlE. HENRY K FLiMANT,
s. HH ADWAY. \ 1W \ GOkk.
through til!s of !adtuE given from Richmond to
sl rurap pcIu ports for tobacco, cotton grain, and
u.Egr freight.
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable tcicgr.tIas forwarded at low rates
'lrs, correction made for the Pacific coast
Sandwich Islands, China, and Japan.
Ercigat- forwarded 10 all parts Of the Un!teo
states and Canada. Apply to
WILLIAM {. DIT NIIAM & CO.. Agents.
ru", corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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MEETINGS..
TREASCRER'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND AND PETERsBURG RAILROAD Go',(


TREAsrRER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,S
RICHMOND, November ls, 1867.
ATOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders of this Company VIII be he.d ~
the Office Of the Company. No; sn Main street tnp up
TUES BAY the 9th instant, ct i2o,cIock n. ,,s
The books of transfer win be closed from tnis
''''e 1"''' '''e' 80 81. W WARRINGTON,
no ls-td Treasurer.
MIDLOTHIAN NoTICE.-A called
W eetg Of he s'TSa0lSssSs q n WR Sc
of fi Bank M W and Eleventh streets, in THIS city on
TUESDAY the 23d day of November. at 2o'cioek
NJ punctual attendance Ia desired.
no i2--5tawtd ]. L. ARCHER, President.
RICHMOND AND DASviLLE RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND, November g. 1868. J
THE TWENTY-sECOND ANNUAL
| MEETING OF TIE SToCkHoLDEtB;S OF
THE RICHMOND AID DASViLLE RaiLo IL
Exchange Hotel, on the SECOND WEDNESDAY
in December ext tsfhl NJ Il ..., -
The transfer book win be closed on the 2oth OF
S0'eAn0ef "''s'' - ''' J. D. BLAIR, Auditor.
FORM Or PROXY.
RICHMOND AND pASvlLLE RAILROAD CoaPANf'
Kno,o al men By these presents: THAT
- attorney - for - and In - name,
;ovote on ali questions that may he brought before
he meeting Of the stockholders OF the Riciimono
and Danyiilc Railroad Company to be helda -;
on the - day OF - or any ad)outrneSs s
meeting thereof hereby ratifying MI me nces 9
-were present and voting In person.
In testimony whereof---haye hereunto amxeo
= hand this -day of -. noS-eodtd
Wing and Enquirer and Eranfner copy. -
1 NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
N nual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac ana
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad CONNEI-
TION COMPANY will he held ~ the office OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac kaiiroao
Company on WEDNESDAY the 21th OF NoYem-
J. 3. WINSTON,
no otowtd Secretary.
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POWDER.

NOTICE To PARTIES WHO HAVE
~ NOT PAID THEIR STATE IASEs FOE
snnnsrs that a large humber Of the Taxpayers OF
tie city have failed 10 pay their taxes, although
they have been repeatedly called upon 10 90 90,
Notice Is hereby given that iGttrcr locu-SSncc" VIII
am required BY law TO settle my accounts vita
the state ia few days, and IN order 10 enable tfs
20 do so my deputies have BEEN instructed II "a
this date TO require aud enforce immediate pa
snent of ali bills now remaining III their hahI..
Delind,ieut taN-payers Will avoid having their :
fects ievies. upon by calling immediately az tio
Shcrih's Office, corner Main anu fHslitn sixsss
~ S'''A' '''''e 'e'''A 80 A. Ii. THOMPSON,
Captain and Breyet aalesr !, y, -, !. a.,
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Y DON'T WANT ANY ONE TO GRE
4 DIT nv son MYER HECHT for anythtnS IN
INV name i am not responsible tor anysn,,as ~
doee, IRe aa-atsl sETaAs
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GOAL AND WOOD.

I ORBERRY AND LEHIGH
! ANTHRACITE COAL,
- LUMP COAL, for foundric-
E>JG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT SIZES, for
family use. ,,
Purchasers wanting superior GOALS VIII please
call at the draw. bridge, Seventeenth street
No ~ ~. LATdROP.
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A NTHRACITE COAL AND WOOD.

n -
md Marvel TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
TONS SUPERIOR LORBERRY, RED ASH,
EGfi AND STOVE GOALS. Also. good sup
ply Of WOOD. For sale ut the lowest marhe'
prices. noorprc
no honGhi
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AMUSEuESTs.
THEATRE.
THIS tTUEsDAY) EVENING, NOVEMBER II
yIVhNTDSCOPF.
NEW S'INI u iIh ENHIRITION.
ADJUSTMENTS.

ALMOST EQuALLlEG NATURE.
THIS exhibition h,s taSt been Imported from
Paris and IS now exhibited fnr the first time. 1t
|, the first nnr ever Introduced in.ihis country.
FOR particulars. see programmes of the day.
Doors open ut 7 clock. Entertainment VIII
commence ~ O'Clock
Dress Circle and Parqucttr. 30 cents. Galleries,
- cents Children. accompanied by their parents,
half price. Seats can be reserved ut West Sc
inhpston-s no 23-3t
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j. II. BAsKERyILLE,1
W W. ADAMS,
j. Il. V. DANIEL, conm,,tao
". r. BhEkSDALE,
Il. T.. TUSSTALL,
J. II. MCEtTSE,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
Receipts OF Produce.

ST LOUIS-Steamer w r Arthur-2950 SKIS corn
1910 SKIS oats 1000 SKIS bran $50 SKIS potatoes l59
bales hay Geo Martin-l38l bbls pork Strang
900 bbls -four to order-70 ties lard 2s csks bacon
tcs do d W Sanford &co-6l8 bbls flour 8 csks
bacon l ties lard 40 bxs candy 244 SKIS wheat
pkgs saddlery rs hf bbs beer Whitney Eco
200 bbls -four 400 bxs candles Perdreauville-
$50 bbls meal bbls hominy 10 hhds tobacco to
Woods, Matthews &co-l bxs mdse Wang-l
box lanterns Lsgan q Martin-l00 bbls -four to
Twitchell j. Gomia-3 csks bacon cks hams /
tcs lard Is kegs lard / keg shot so hf-bbls -four
l40 bbls -four 20 Kegs " lead 10 bbls whisky c G
Wayne-l00 pcs bagglDg 80 bbls -four Locket-
10 hhds tobacco Shropshire Bro-l3 hhds bacon
Cobb. Dolhonde &co-67l bbls -four Lswler & Sell
by-300 do Van Norden &co-10 bxs eggs Miller
& Meyers do bbls potatoes pkgs butter s A
Seeskind-306 pcs castings IA bxs hardware Rice
Bros &co-5 cases mdse 81 Ware Sons boxes
saddsry NJ W Smith-300 bbls -four J II 0glesby
&co-3 dozen buckets Il J Mullen &co-S46 bbls
flour Prudhomme & Grace-50 bbls meal II So.
ria &cc-35 bbls pork G l. Kouns 4 Bros pkgs
saddlery G Plumb-ll4 trunks ii Scots bxs sad.
dlery f Shermsn-25 bxs candy Goodrich & Raey
Is bbls silicate McRoberts 4 Dick-40 kegs W lead
Pothoff knight so empty kegs Blake Tower
so do Wheelock, Finlsy &co-l34 bbs -four II
Kennedy &co-l56 hf-bbls beer 10 bbls beer G Va
lets-50 bbls meal J L Dunnca &co-2 bxs mdse
J Holtz-50 bbls -four Vanhorn &co-223 do
2 pkgs mdse Glover 4 0dendahl-l00 bbls flour
] / Adsms &co-l2 pkgs W lead s Atkins 4 Son
SO pcs castings Paderss-ll0 kegs shot Kenneth
Il Bell cases mdse III W LyOns-50 nj. bbs vine.
gar 20 bbs sugar bdls singletrees Horter, Peter
son & Fenner-S bbls oil Bostick & Seymour-lO
bbIs whisky Wolf &coA pkgs hardware Branch,
Crookes &co-60 SKIS malt Weissenback & Klumpp
bxs hats ] Albert-l00 bbls -four w Perkins
&co-lOO do Keep & Csulfeld-25 csks bacon 20
bbls apples 20 bxs eggs 20 bbls -four DelBondio
57l do l. Dunbics &co-43l do Z Slsyback &
COPS SKIS oats NJ Duffy--l Ind tobacco Wilson
( Young-6 do L Gunther-36 do Il II Bryant
DO Beadles, Wingo &co-69 do 7 Torian-ls do
K Huey &co-23 do Jno King-2s do 800 bbls
meal cask hams kirkpatrick Keith pkgs
earthenwsre A Weimsn & Bro-400 bbls -four 500
SKIS oats Kehlor, Updike &co-4Obbls tuTnips s B
Sfers-50 bxs glass A II Pierson-l5 do Gaines
Relf-252 bdls and bars iron 80 pcs steel Il Null.
Ian &co-404 bdls and bars iron Bostick & Sey.
mour-l4 bxs queensware Mrs J Gaucbe-l42 SKIS
oats Stockdale &co-l7 bales osnabergs Frank 4
co-5l SKIS nuts Tramontani-29 bbls whisky to
Fairohild Bingham bbl eggs Schneider & IN.
berbier-s pkgs eggs bbls beans Julian, johnson
&co-70 bbis flour Chenoweth, Casey &co-l5 bbls
onions 80 bbls potatoes to order-32 coops poultry
p Sours-l35 DO 5 Miohael-sundriest to order
Total 2o2 hhds tobacco
CINCINNATI-Stesmer Leoniias-l00 bbls
whisky Avet 4 Cambon-2 bxs castings J : Ait.
kens &cc-5 bbls alcohol Bail, Lyons &co-l9 bu.
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Receipts by Railroads.

N o, Oh g W-Msrch 4.-l5 bales cotton to
Beraud & Gibert-6 do j w Burbridge &co-5 do
DeBlanc & Beer do "a bbls molssses p 5 Witt
l bale cotton hhds sugar c II Mouton &co-30
do Hare-g4 do J A Lsne-l2 do bbls mOlasses
Price, Hine Tupper-l4 do W Bogart-3 do 2
hf bbs doJno Chafe q Bros hides @ ii Mouton
&co-99 do bdl skins L Couret-3 bdl hides 1873
hides DeBlanc & Beer-s2 hides 2 bdl hides Ter
rebonne-l do III hides and sundries Dufour-
bdl hides and sundries Suberbeille d Gautreaux
bdl hides Gugenheim &co-n pkgs skins and
sundries L Surle-5 bales moss Bostick 4 Seymour
Is hides I bdl hides / Dbl nuts n Weil-20 bdl
hides Kicks &cc-l tc sugar r Hare IL bbs sugar
l bbls molssses Lspene & Ferre-l bales moss 2
bbls potatoes G Willisms-l bale moss G Bradley
sundries to order-Totsl 20 bales cotton 68 hhds
sugar 4S bbls molasses
MOI d G N RR-March 4.-45 bales cotton
Alcus, Scherck q Autey-2S do NJ Hitler &co-l3
Warren, Crawford &co-5 Summers & Brsnins-5
Jennings, Gates &co-3 Lehman, Newgass &co-3
Hunt & Macsulsy-2 Lacey. Terry &cO-l Battle
4 Nobe-4553 feet lumber ID Masson-45S3 do
F Reusch-4000 do w NJ Granite bbls tar Kear-
ny, Blois &co-sundries to order-Total l0s bales
cotton
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red and white winter wheat to-day at 81 30 D
bushel.
PoRK-C on.inuesiq quiet and inactive. It Is held
at sS4 D Dbl: for mess, but no sales have been
still quote s34 y bbl. for mess. Receipts, 1929
bbls. Exports, 35ibbls.
LARD The supply continues ample with but
light demand. Prices are unchanged. There is
only q retail business doing. We still quote
fierce at 194GI9iG. keg 2ll@22c. Receipts, lib
tierces. 55l kegs, p bbls. Exports, 10 uerces, 20
barrels.
BACoN-There ii very little demand 10 this mar.
ket and the supply continues fair and Il on the To-
crease We bear Of no sales except in obbing lots.
We still quote .hdh ders -@l5lc.; clear rib sides
-al72c.; clear Jdes -(2lS4c.; breakfast 2lG
22c. Receipts, y hogsheads, lao casks. 70
tierces, l54 boxed Exports. tierces.
DRY SALT MEAdb-Remain quiet and prices I'M
changed. Shoulders are quoted at l3lGl4c.
WHISKY ContiIue dull; the market is already
oyerstocked and krge receipts daily are adding TO.
it, with little or nd demand. We quote nominally,
Western rectifed 950-c.; Southern &c. sl00;
Bourbon 81 5OaIOO. Receipts, 1l40 bales. Ex-
ports, 3 boxes.
COIN MEAI-Tte market has been active to-day
and prices are ftm. Sales of 200 bbls. to-day as
follows: 100 sndi 100 bbls on the levee at 81 so
FREIeHrs-Thj market to all foreign, a. well as
most domesticp potts continues dull and inactive, a.
regards cotton offerings. owing to the small sales
for the past TIRED daysfor exports. We now quote
By steam-Coiton to Liverpool ID: to Ham
burg lic.; to Hremen tic. to New York &C.;
70 Boston lcg; to Philsdelphis lie. /; mo-
lssses to New York 81 90; sugar So y
hid; TO Boston SO o Dbl; -four TO New York
75c.; TO Boston = . Dbl; pork and beef to New
York 81 so for hlbls. and terces ST. corn do. $50
zoe. % bushel.
By ssil-COtton to Liverpool l5-s2d; to
Havre lc; to Bremen lc; to New York nominal; to
Boston lc; TO Philadelphia ltc; corn to Liver.
pool lOd., to Northern ports l5c. y bushel. To-
bacco TO Liverpool 40s. % hid; -four to Liver
pool So Cd y lbbl; pork and beef to Northern
ports = y bill oil cake to Liverpool 32s 6d0SSs
MERCHANTS tIcHASGE. No transactions to-
night. 81
good and the tupply Is becoming light Prices
are very firm The following are the wholesale