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FORE G n.
NEWPORT ENG.
Steamship tYr) Aragon, Hsuisorl, sid. .MarcS
The Mamie 4 Bell Ackley, sailed. d..........Fe0 10
CARDlFE.
The Edith, Chegwidden, sailed. Jan 20
RERMC1A.
British bark Wm Fisher, Barney, safied....Feo IA
HAVANA.
schr Mary LymOurner, Lansll, s:iled. ....March 9
DoMEs SIC.
E0sT1N.
sSar Ida Bella. Fisher, Ep.... IS
;Sehr G E RAYMOND, Higgins, cleared. March
Schr Carrie Melvin, Slater, cleared. March
Schr S n Smith, Smith, up...............M .March y
Schr Anna z G(Sver, Ryder, up......... .March IA
BATH, ME. u,
Schr D Talet:, Amesbury, sailed. ....March
NEW TORE.
StrE H Naylor, Naylor, cleared... .Marcn , ~ "a
Sc. .Cot1modore Kearney, PhllbrooE, up; .teo -
Schy Georgia, Brier, up. ....:....'..'Mu
Schl:Tcllpse, Thompson, cleared. .Marcn
SchF Palma, Rankin, up............:.. ...MarCil
SchT Maud Webster, Wentworth, cid. Marcn ~
Schr Central America. Williams, cid. March Is
Schr s Woodbury., Woodbury., cid. March !!
Schr Lilly, Hughes. up...... .Marci ~
Schr Steelman, Church, cleared. ..... March II
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheus, Cray, cleared March IL
Schr Annie SGaSkill, GaSklll, cleared. March l0
Schr Anna Little. Crawford, up......... March I
Schr Jeddie, Trott, up...........". .....Aarcn IL
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Murray, Ferris 6 Co.'s Naval Stores
Gircular.

NEW YORK, March 19.-SPIRTTs TuRPESTISE.-
There were further transactions this week for ex-
port, but The local demand Is quite moderate. The
sales are ITS bbls, at 45a46kc merchant and
shipping, and Al ex dock. AS the stock Is now
reduced to $500 bblS, and nearly all In the hands
of two parties, We regard material advance dur
ing the next thirty days as not improbable In
view OF the light receipts here and in Wilmington.
The market closes strong at 4615c merchant. Re.
ceipts s55 bbls. Exports l6o4 bbls.
KOsIN.-The transactions this week foot up
1000 bbs, (e500 low grades) at S2a2H strained;
So o0a2 40 No. 9; So 5oa2 IS No. /; S3%a5 for pale,
and S6 so Ior extra pale. Strained rosin is quite
nominal at So, but the small stock Is nrnly held
for better prices. Pale Is scarce and wanted. Re-
ceipts IA, ,6S5 bbls. Exports p, 1852 bbls.
TAR-ls In moderate demand at The decline;
sales of 1900 bbls Wilmington at So 55a2 SIX, and
500 do Eewbern at SEX. Receipts 6SS5 bbls. EN-
ports 1904 b6ls.i
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MEMORANDA.

Consignees per steamship Falcon, from Balti-
more. arrived on Saturday night -Mordecal CO.
p C Trenholm, Railroad Agents, ] Aiken co,
Adger 4 co, Adams, Damon q co; a ANNE ,,Inie
Bschofr h co, NJ Butler l. Son. Budd & Blake
Clacius Witte, Cohen & CO, T Al Cater, II 90.
ba & CO, Chapeau & Herrron, c II Claussen, K
Il A Caldwell, w Dukes L CO, DOwie, Noise u
Davis D Ehaugh, Elias Fross ,t AGgeT: g Coal Il
rich, Wineman & CO. NJ Cannon. Heesemann Il
Bro Helms, w Harral & CO, Hurkamp co,
Jetrords & CO, Jennings, Thomllnson Il co. kriete
& Chapman Jacobs, Katie latte, co. ',NIap heap'
Il Leidng ] W Lindley, G Lindstedt, MIL
nor & co, w Miller, L Meyer, = McElroy, Mul-
ler, NImtz CO, N Railroad Agent. ONelll
Son. Ostendorri & co, Ojemann, Perry, +
Poppenhelm, PelZer, Rodgers co, U Phillips, Il
T PeaKe. A Ouackenbush, Riecke 4 Schachte, ]
Renneker, Reeder Davis, Ravenei Holmes,
L Schnell, Shackelford Il Kelly. Stiles Jennings,
w u Smith co, Stenhouse co, g w Stenens, y
ton & Holmes, II Tietjen, Thomson & co, II
Vollers, W II WEIGH, W Webb. LWelsEopi; Mer'
ner 4 QUICKER, Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Wage.
ner l. Monsees and others.
Consignees per steamship Prometheus, from
Philadelphia, expected to-day Getty, X
Lewith, Dowie Noise & Davis, I NJ Cater, DR. II
Baer, S Fairly Il co. J G Minor CO, 5 Z Rail
road Agent, w F Paddoa, Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad Company. Hart Il co, J thomson d
CO. W benson Il CO, Rev II Bates Baker
co, hnee' CiaenoiH' HeiinH w. p SantS ~
ron, BarEley 4 CO, E Benedekt, Adams, Damon
& co, J Taylor l. co, W p Russell K co. L Elias.
W L Webb, Schooner R d S Corson, Mclean
Kendall. Mrs NJ A Snowden, G W Aimar. Archer,
Kinsman & Howell. Il Abrahams, NJ Wohlt.
mann, Wagner MonseeS. J Adser co, J d
Aiken x CO, + Won Santen, j NJ Greer, D FrancE,
Fogartie,s Book Depository, G Hancock, RiecIe &
Schachte, C Momier, Kriete & Chapman J II Vol
Iers, A W Eckel CO, w Steele, O'Neill, Jenords
CO, ] Mullen, 1urkamp d. CO. W Collins n
co. Jennings, ThomlInson e. CO, e Bates CO, w
NJ Bird l. CO, G Lindstedt, A Newman, Byrne &
Fogalty, C Slattery, Won Eollen, Cosgrove, A
Johnson, P Walsh Kerrson l. co, 4 Rhett &
Son, Stoll, Webb i co, Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
j Luhr, l. Weskopf, Il Silcox, and CP Pop.
penhein.
The schr Whitehouse, GARNER, from George
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ToR NEW YoRK-oN WEDNESDAY,

The First Glass slde-wheel Steamship ,I#E%4.
CHARLESTON, James Berry, Com SesieeG
mander, OF the New York and Charleston Steam-
Wharf on WEDNESDAY, the 23d instant, at ~
nIs-The steamers OF this Line are handsomely
and comfortably fitted up for passengers, anu
of the New York and Ch8l lesion markets.
a8- Through Bills of Lading given on Cotton 70
Liverpool, Boston and the New England manufac-
turing towns.
s57- The Side.wheel Steamship MANHATTAN
follows on SATURDAY, the 26th instant, at O'CLOCK
p. NJ. JAMES ADGER & CO.,
Agents N. Y. and C. Steamship Line,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East bay,
mcho1 2 Up Stairs.
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New York Rice Market.

The journal Of Commerce, OF Saturday, the
18th instant says: In domestic there Is rather
more doing, but at lower prices. The receipts at
the Southern ports are increasing. and as the de-
mand Is limited. holders are Offering to make CON
cessions. We notice safes Of $50 tcs including l5o
fancy. We quote inferior OF 5Xa5H cts. In Ran
gOon there has been quite movement, $500 bags
having been sold for export on private terms.
Prices are too nominal to quote.
The Times, Of the same date, says: There has
been only q llml.ed jobbing business reported ut
dropping prices Including Carolina at s5a6 cur
rency; Rangoon, in bond, So 81 1sa3 25 gold, 100
lbs. sales 1900 bags Rangoon, 1or export, on prl'
The World says: Prices still weak and unset
tied, but fair business doing with the trade.
Sales OF $50 ties Carolina at 5ha6lic. Foreign Is
worth Sa3Hc gold, In bond and about 1900 bags
Rangoon have recently been sold within this
range.
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MARINE NEWS.
cHARLEsT sToN, MARCH %
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants Line schr Samuel l. RUSSELL SIhitll,
New York; days. Mdse. To w Noacn " Gu, !
Adser & CO, Adams, Damon Gu, B0ilnann
Bros, S Bissell II Bschor CO. Cowper.
thwait, Crane, Boylston ~ CO. Cameron, Barkley
Il CO, T u Clancy CO. Campsen Gu, Dowic,
Noise i Davis, Goodrich. Wine!nan i CO, Hart d.
CO, p L Guillemin, J K Heath, Dyer, Jei'ordS
CO, Kinsman Howell knooe;oG9 M \ Snlhli, IL IL
Paul & CO, Stenhouse l. CO, Stiles jennings, j
Sprague u Bro, W LWebb, Walker Evans Coss.
we'll White, Werner Il QUICKER, Willlanis
& co, W G whilden L co. Wagener ~ caanaN MOnsGes'
Scllr W H Thorndike, Hall, Baliimore--7 Gays.
Guano. To F Baker 4 Gu, G RallrUaa AGeit
Pelzer, Rodgers co, Stiles & jennings ana y
Schr Ann S Dcas, Garbati, West Point Mil. SS
tierces rice. To Il Prlng.e Son, anu Pelzcr,
Sloop Julia Dean Harris. Combahee. 1900 bush.
els rough rlce TO w c Bee g. co.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
schr George Washington. Pmkham, Baracoa-
Bart j. CO.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Schr George Washington, PinEham, Baracoa.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
British bark David McNutt, Lockhart, Liver
Schr Ben Borland, Blalsdel, New York.
Schr c B Woods, Candy Providence, Il /.
ScLr H G Hand, Hand, Ducksville, c.
Schr Active, Coombs, Baltimore
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins, New York.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
Spanish brig Romano, carreras, Barcelona
% Spanish brig Antonio Maria, Mataro, Barcelona,
February 90
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia,
March 18. ,,..- 1,ou,.
March 49,
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Markets ~ Telegraph.


IoynoN March a1.-Noon.-Censo 90. Bonds
eox.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l.-Noon.-Cotton firm; up
lands l1Xd; Orleans 1lHd. Sales $4,000 bales.
HAvRE, March 21.-Cotton closed quiet on Sat-
urday; on spot If 26c.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, March 2l-Noon.-StocHs strong.
Money easy a: 5a6 per cent. Cold fim at 12ss.
s.xty-twos Ok. Sterling long 81; short SA.
Tennessee skies, sex-coupons, 57H; new, 4sA;
Virginia skies, ex.coupons, 7aH; new, II; Loulsi-
ana skies, old, IT; new, 72; Levee skies, Tx;
eights SIX; Alabama eights, e7A; fves, IS; Geor-
eia skies, IS: sevens, os North Caronas, old, IS;
new, 2x; South Carlinas, old, s7H; new, 81.
Flour dun and dropping. Wheat dull and heavy.
Corn quiet and firm. Pork dull; mess s26. Lard
quiet at l4a1454c. Cotton quiet and sreaGy
at 2ohc. Turpentine firm at 1870. Rosin mode
rately active at 81 e5 for strained. Freights
quiet. .:5a-s
EyenIng.-Oottsn lower; sales 900 bales at 23xc.
Flour slightly favors buyers; superfne and State
81 5oaA s5; Southern common to fair extra S5A
ass TO- Wheat q shade easier and in fair business.
Corn unchanged. Pork steady. Lard unchanged.
Whiskey firmer at 81 OIL. Groceries dull Naval
stores quiet. Freights lower; on cotton by steam
H. Money s to per cent. Sterling 81. Gold
weaker at l2I. Governments shade weaker.
CPS, OK. Southern 1rmer.
BALTIMORE, March 21.-Cotton &C. Wheat
steady at 81 25al 81. Corn active at soas2c. Pork
quiet. Shoulders 12c. 'a'si
CINCINNATI, March 2l.-Corn dull; in the ear 75
a17c whiskey s2c. Mess Pork held at S2e %.
Bacon irregular; shoulders held at 1oXc; clear
sides l5c; no demand. Lard dull at 14c
Sr. LOUIS, March 21.-Corn hrmer; mixed 7sc.
Whiskey 90. Pork quiet at S2s IS. Bacon dull;
shoulders 1oHc; clear sides l5Eal5Hc. Lard
firmer at lsHa14c. a
LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Corn 90. Provisions
dull. Mess Pork s26 so. Shoulders Ike; clear
sides 15c. Whiskey seasSc.
NORFOLK, March 21.-Cotton quiet and weak;
low niddngs 2lc; stock 7os1.
SAVANNAH, March 21.-Cotton quiet; middlings
2Sc; receipts 1887; exports coastwse s2s bales;
sales 100 bales; stock s., 565 bales.
GALVESTON, March 2l.-Cotton dull and heavy,
holders unwilling to make concessions; good Or
dInary 1shc; receipts 1924 bales; exports, Hayre
slS bales; coastwise 80 bales; no sales; stock
S7,s0o bales.
MOBILE, March 21.-Cotton quiet, but firm;
niddlings 22Xa22x; receipts 1905; exports, coast
wise, I; sales 700; stock 7l,6s3.
NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-Cotton dull and
nominal; mlddllngs 22Xa2a; net receipts 1915;
ooastwise 1el; total s127; exports to Havre 65S,;
Bremen s77s; Vera Cruz 112; New York 1904; Phil
sdelphia A0. s'
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generally good from all districts, except the
Oomrawuttee one. but the shipment OF the crop
proceeds slowly, and the total clearances to lStn
ultimo are only g. 600 bales against oo0 Dales
last year.
s'The number Of steamers going out by the
Suez Cana rapidly increases, and It seems as
though greater proportion OF the crop WIN cons
by that route than was recently expected, anu
we believe the present deficiency Of Surat cotton
aHoat will be quite compensated from tna'
source.n -.o;,,.,
MTER1oR TowNs.-The falling OF IN the n 1eceipts s pts
this week from 65 e25 bales last week. 70 4S,oo1
haIes this week is important, but not more SO
than the decrease OF 1915 bales in the interior
towns. THIS week last year ans IeGeipSs merS YER
or the same time the interior town stocks fell on
only 255l. This year the decrease at the ports,
compared with last week in A,26S bales, anu at
the interior towns 1915 besides. AT New orleans
the general estimate of the years receipts there
is one million bales The receipts up to last nignt
were sos, ,OO0 which would leave 100000 yet TO
come in, against sS, 600 last year. ro,
Upl'd tS Fla. Mobile. n. o. Texas.
Ordinary @le @l914 @l9A @leA
Good orSSinary.:.:. gsls g:lS g2ala 9s.}s @s.%
Low middling gssssS gg9s1 g2s1 gSs @Ss gSsN gSsH
Sales Of the week 4, 700 bales, including s712 to
spinners, 1861 to spectators and si27 TO ex-
porters. N eo.
bales Since 1st September, 521 16S bales. ,,.o
1870. 1869.
stocs in riverpeol. 2s5, 600 263,6Io
StySn anoat - rom m India $1,000 185,O0O
Ahoat from America. .......... Szo.0oo Ios'voO oO
Stock in London .............. o9.oSo aoo 81 'aoo
Anoat for London. n............. S9'ooS ee00e
Stock in Havre. on,9cU $3.50
Anoat for Havre. ................ So'4os -s'ss.too
Stock In Bremen. ..............' o,5SL ''os1
Anoat for Bremen. Z4aEo oo44'so7
Stock In United States ports... 41SsSS osa' 'oeo
stock in the interior toWns..... 95,ooo oo'@09
rota, 1,51e,724 1,s1S,s4s
Ercsss in visible supply. 2oo,sS1
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinne1s oa1 az
the mills now 40 600 bales: same time iSov, 'o,uVO M
bales. MIddling orleans now l1Ha11Hd; then
1Dl/u
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE Tc
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,,>Efe,
No. AZ, North River, fout Of Canal street,
New York, al 12 O'Clock noon, OF the oth an6 M
2lst OF every month except when these dates lal
on Sunday, then the Saturday precealng.1 o,,o
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports Those Of 5th touch at Manzanlllo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco 1oi
Japan and China April l, 1870
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information ap
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canal.streeI, North River, New
York. +. Il. BAbf, AGENT
march12 lYr
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Gross rec eipts at this port for the week, 12.eo5
| hales Since LIST September, So, ,l6S bales.

Excess in visible SUPPLY. 2oo'ooi
Stock of cotton held by Manchester spinne1s a1 az
the mills now, 40 900 bales: same time 1862 Ioooo
bales. Middling Orleans now ll}salltd' tnen
1n1<,
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Easton & Co.'s Cotton Report, for the
week ending March ID, lS70.

NEW YORK, March 19.-THE NARKET.-In our
last report the market closed quiet at 21Hc for
middling uplands. Saturday the market was
quiet and prices were easier; sales 12.7 bales,
Middllngs 2lTc. Monday the offerings were small
and the market steady, until after the dispatch
from New Orleans came to hand advising small
receipts. An active demand sprang up for future
contracts ut 14ahc advance over prices paid early
in the day; sales 1854 bales at 81 &c. Tuesday the
market was frmer, the foreign advices were IA
y.yOrable aud exporters bought freely; sales 1922
bales. Middlings FIX, Wednesday the demand
was moderate, the small stock offering prevented
buyers from fliisF pTler:,, ae!ae!s sdvaneed
Thursday he market was very strong. closing at
@+saci SUES Vi,5 bales. Yesterday the market
opened active, and advanced &c. put later IN the
day, upon receipt OF less favorable adrices from
Llverpool; became quiet, and prices were easier;
sales 1892 bales, M!ddllpgs 231sc.
During the wsea We have had al excited and
Sis!ng market, caused by he Covering OF short
contracts. The advance on spot cotton Is &c since
last Friday, the llth, and in contracts Tor future
delivery the rise was greater. TINS change mas
been brought about by the heavy falling Ok in re-
ceipls, which took the trade by surprise. The
offering stock continues light and there appears
to be no mere sellers at 2Stsc than there were at
ol.:c or the total stock in the ports, we suppose
there are lis, 900 bales on shpboard not yet clear
ed The 800 OUO bales afloat from America for
Iiyerpoul may be expected TO arrive IN the next
seven weeks, during which time the stock Will
soMnAY.-Finlay, CLARK & Co., Of Bombay, tele.
graph that the exports of the week. ending llth.
were 1000 bales to Great Britain anu ;OO0 bales to
the Continent. Totals this year, 70 the llth,
Of March 81 600 to Great Brltainend 80 900 to the
Continent against 16s,s47 anu SIS, o2s st year.
The cotton OH siiipboard i'll the haroor OF Bombay
oh 5;h February was reported to be 3d. ,2ui against
l3T ,45O same time 1869. large proportion Of the
exports are now coming through the canal owing
to ihe smal. stock in Liverpool. Smith, Edwards
IL Co., ui Liverpool, under date OF 1St instant, ce
mark u follows:
Nv ".ald to the Indian supply, we hsHTe
lo,hng new TO remark: the accounts cou'teue
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LONDON, March 2l.- Noon.- Censolss3. Bonds
eox.
LIVERPOOL, March l.-Noon.-Cotton firm; up
lands llXd; Orleans 11Hd. Sales $4,000 bales.
HAyRE March 21-Cotton closed quiet on Sat-
nrtlay: on spot If 26c.
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Receipts by Railroad, March 21'
noI-mr1 nLpnIlEI RAIIGaAn.

"A bales cotton, So bales domestics, 2cars stocE,
car wood. To Railroad Agent, Kirkpatrick d
Witte, W Ryan, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, Reeder
& Davis. G Walter & CO, Mowry Son, Frost q
Adger, Wagner, Stewart co, Claghorn, Herring
l. CO, and Willis u Chis0lm.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Nav"i
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, March q, 1870
CorroN.-There was but little doing IN thls STA
ple. buyers being prevented from operating oy
the light Offering stock and the stin views OF sell
lers prices remaining without change; sales about
1so bales, say: at 17s 40 at 19; 20 at 2es 20 at
o1s; "a a, %; % at OK; 12 at 23c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .1sK@N
Low middnng. ..............SdAgMn
NiQdnnR R............-..-. ....- -.Il14gSA1s
Strict middnng .....2ZtsOzo
R1cE.-There was moderate demand at steady
rates; sales about IS tierces OF clean Carolina
say: 80 terces at SIS IS at 1l16; 90 at SIC . 10,
We quote common to good Carolina at 5a53S; gooa
53.aec 2 fb.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales Of note.
FRE1aHTs.-To Liverpool, oy steam, Hd . % Oh
uplands, and lxd on sea islands; BY sail, IA 2 10
on uplanc cotton, and "a q on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi.
ral: BY sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and lhc on sea Islands. Coastwlse to
New York, by steam, &c q Ii on uplands
and nc on sea islands; BY sail, &c p b on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, u
@xc tt on uplands To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc p fb on uplancs; by sail, somewhat nom
inal. To Baltimore, by steam, K@xc 2 h ON
uplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
Misunderstanding 60 days bills 12oA@l2l.
DOMESTIC ExcHANeE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, and sell at premium
Outside they purchase at par, and sell al "@'S
premium.
GoLD-Buylng at l1@l2; and selling OF ls@l4.
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PORT cALEND r.

MOONS PHASES.
New Moon, I'd, 3 hours, 20 minutes, morning.
First Quarter, 10th, hours, 50 minutes, morning.
Fun Moon, nth, hours, 80 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 23d, II hours. 1s minutes, evening.
New Moon, 3lsr, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
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EOR PALATKA, FLORIDA, t,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA JACKSON.
VILE AND LANDINGS On ST. JOHNS RIVER.
sEMI-w wEEKLY LINE.

Steamer DICTATOR Captain .ElEh
George E. Mcmillan, sails every
TUESDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
Steamer "CITY POINT" Captain Fcnn Peck
sails every FRIDAY EVENING at s O'Clock. Con-
meeting with Steamer STARLIGHT for Enterprise.
Through Tickets and through BIDS OF I.ading
for Freight given.
inn1a South Atlantic Wharf
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F O II E I G n .

LIST OF VESSELS
CP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-21
.UsTroy SALES THIS DAY.

IKE & GuDDIS will sell at /. NJ. a l"t oi
ground and brick house thereon On Maih 'e'
,w.ep Ninth and Tenth streets.
= N. ktYSEE will sell al 10 a. NJ. honschoid
furniture, etc.
.ryEHS & WILLIAMS will sell Mt s /. NJ.
framed tenement on the cast si"c Oh AhHo
street near shockoc nm buryine ground.
RICHARDSON & CO. will sch al . I. N. t"o
,,y,l,,tnr lots fronting on the cast line OF 81.
Peter, street near Federal.
WELLINGTON GUDpIN will sell IT t. NJ. an
excellent brick and framed dwelling on the
south ,t,le O. Broad between Madison aud Mon
roe streets.
LANES Vi. TAYLOR Will sell at 10 A. a., at tho
stable Of William n. Lcdicy, on Eighth be-
tween Main and Franklin streets, mules,
horses, wagons, harncsS c,c.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at L. NJ, at his
stor.huusc, u large lot of Japanese ana CHI
'ncsc goods. sea shells and shali-work, &c.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 20, 1870.
ARRIVED. w..
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Norfolk, Nor
folk. merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Annie Borland, Voorhees,, New York,
merchandise, Curtis 6 Parker.
I s. . SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
merchandise and passengers, w. z. Brett. I'm
Schooner Francis W. Johnston, Marts, Boston,
merchandise, Currie & Co. -
MEMORANDA. ~
WEST POINT, July 2o.6Arriyed, steamer State
and passengers, York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. + ts,z--ea n -, = -
ACoUrA CREEK, July 20.-Arriyed, steamtr +
Georgeanna Baltimore, merchandise aad pas-
seugers, Richmond Fredericksburg, and Potomac
railroad, and sailed on return.
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MEETINGS.

-RICHMOND'AND LYNCH
~ BURG RAILRoAD.-To Thomas W. Nc
Canoe, Franklin Stearns, Joseph T.. Anderson,
Davenport, Jr., william b. Isaacs, Parker Camp
bell, John d. Harvey. Willis j. Dance, William
=. Burwell, w. A. Perkins, George ID; Saunders,
Thomas j.. Robinson, Thomas y: BonduEant,
William Hacker, W. II. Perkins, Wilson Hicks,
Lloyd ]; BealI, Peyton Wise, yohn Meredith,
George Baughman Robert t F; Wii,iams Hn1G SS U +.
liam Perkins, and L. ID. Isbell. gentlemen. incor-
porators. You are hereby notified and requested
city of Richmond at 10 O'Clock A. M. on, TUES
DAY the goth instant for the purpose Of organiza-
ti0n in accordance with recent act of the Leg1s.
lature or Virginia, and for the transaction Of
business important to the interests OF the pro-
jected railroad from Richmond to Lynchburg.
LLOYD j. BEALL.
Chairman Committee, &c.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS STEAMBOAT
CoMpANY.-The circuit court has granted
charter to the Merchants and Planters
Steamboat Company to run line OF steam-
boats on the james river between Rich
lnond and Norfolk, with the following
officers to manage the affairs of the COM
pany the first year: William b. Isaacs, pre-
sident; John E. BossieuX, vice-president !;
Albert Ordway, A. Bodeker, ASA Snyder,
1. NJ. Tower, and +. F. Glasgow, directors.
A large subscription is guaranteed by the
farmers on the river, and tho city will be
canvassed Immediately. Our merchants
should subscribe Iberally to establish oil
home freight lines.
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