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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-27
SOsIErHlNG QUITE NEW, ,s,..,s
APPRECIATED BY LADIES GENERALLY
but most particularly by those
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY SAPRAREL

3. We are prepared TO hare made IN the Ppst APP
sCHIL DREN,Sg Clothing; !; alsos sosLADEESsfGEN-
10 oricr at shortess notce and guarantees fa'isac-
ton. sS s,sssr
An important consideration Is that ary person
maktng discovery of any article ef sv&xrfIty sp-
pare having given out may have ytptaced III few
hours' time by gfyfng us their orders. SsE9ss
Another worthy consideration IA, aif this AOrk Ia
done by parties In this city who arq reas en- ploy.
,Ient and we are sim ply a-6*Ssf1sss suaraiftee-
in2 the work shall be s6nc those who are comne-
And Lastly, .Ee ask every lady wAa ecsdrss work
rrofny,tiy, WHO desires barNeFk wcla csAsftsi nbo
tierasfo be rid OF the trouble Of looking up some
one 10 DIS hGr work who II and f6 fte her
influence In direction TEest eeAess ard s}eerPyng
- to bring her orders TO the q -,
n DOMESTIC SENTSG-arSEEfNE dYFFCE
500 MAIN STREET. ltIgltN0Sn, VA.
scEINE-TIREAD Ti,fne flsst fs,,
y Of nav own Importation SfaN8s95 80 zzsssssle
TAREAp: q ais Nss s;a s stsssa s e
icss than New York PRICES call iscaassi$s ta1sr-
S'1 i,Sn '.'1 ~ S.S''.si : - LfefITRN4E
tu.pnrscr of Seine dealer In xinss,
Ropss, Cotton Yarns Be-, 17fC AnG 156J Hfanktfa
stgact, hetWeeR 6syenseefth and g. #
{ ..ss ai:.ssss .z, "a ssA &
5s-I assASs s4e-ssnxfre-sd ls4sE
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N.v7cAr,os REsumEp. The holidays being
over. and the ice all gone, the trains ana Tue
river boats are I'LL now running on time.
The steamer City of Petersburg, OF tne ,
Powhatan Steamboat sCompany;s lhe' VIZ
leave for Baltimore at 8 L. NJ. to-day. 80
The Isaac Bell, of the Old Domlnion LUG 1il'.
will leave for New York at O'CLOCK On Z II
day. ;;.a al, p,.,rond
and York River. Railroad. Company, 1:lle' e
having been repaired, is again on lhe ln.' ltne'
making, in connection with Inc oler s.s. s.a,,,
ers of this COMPANY, 4daiiy trips 80 ana IRON
Baltimore. ss.<Tg, ss4s, ssa;%5 & - y 80
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AycTEoN SALES TasTs DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Will sell at u N. n farm OF
4lS scrcs &c land. In IieuTco, about six miles from
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ALBgMs.-A fine assortment at ELLYsoS d STAy.
LoR's. ,..s. s.s - -rrSesr
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)NEsDAY MoRNIN G, DECEMBER q, 1871

A CITIZEN OF ALBEMARLE RUN OVER AND
KILLED on TIE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAIL-
RoAp.-Y yesterday afternoon the mangled
tbpdyJ Of white man was taken from under
the wheels of an engine attached to train
running within the corporate limits on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The train
wits backing towards the coacll-hoise from
The main track ut the time, and the engineer
and firenen being in the rear did not know
Of the accident until a jar was felt and the
leg Of the unfortunate man flew up against
the drying-Wheel.
Coroner Trent W1s called to view the
body, and upon examination found upon it
a letter from r: "a. Dibbrell and telegram
from Martin & Cardozo, of this city, each
directed to D. E. Hancock, keswick's depot,
Va, and by referring to these gentlemen it
was ascertained that the deceased was the
gentleman to whom these communications
were addressed. He was farmer, and was
q brother Of the late DR.. Frank Hancock, of
Richmond.
Later in the evening an inquest was held,
but only two witnesses were examined
These were s. B. Hall, engineer, and L. B.
Newman, fireman. Mr.. Hall said he saw the
deceased lying in the street, about fifteen feet
from the track, with his coat over his head, as
the engine went out from the coacll-hollse.
On his return with coach and two flats, the
engine in rear, the accident occurred. He
did not see the deceased on the track at all.
The train was going at the rate Of about five
miles an hour. Mr.. Newman's testimony
was substantially the same. lie, however,
saw Mr.. Hancock OIL the track trying to get
on the car as they went out, but didn't know
of the accident until he saw q leg strike the
drying-whcel. The Jury P. Boyle foreman)
then adjourned to meet at the First Police
station at noon to-day.
pr. Trent promptly telegraphed to Char
ottesyiln about the occurrence, and received
a response from Mr.. j. G. Culin stating. that
the deceased was member of Rivanna Tribe,
No. SO, Improved Order of Red Men, and re-
questing the coroner to notify the Red Men
in this city of the accident, that they might
take charge of the body until called for by
relatives. This was accordingly done, and
the body will be sent to Charlottesville this
morning.
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" We

: T.ANIEp. The services Of 4 MALE AZ
= "SIA& III 4 rTiVaI" made S.'iroul IN this city
r'. Inn, N Euur :.2d n half each day cNcSil'
d. ...1. 20. -, through the pust-''ilcr, to N lH
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%trANT!.N, a SMART. ACTIVE BOl
~ iu ~ u1inr. Ao.4y mis- morning between
-.sai go :. II. =; 81, E1uk street. &c 2.-it
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EOR PHI L A d ELPH A.-nEGSs.
Il Steamer j. S. GREEN, CaptainssSs1sI
CARE, will receive freight for the above port I'LL
THURSDAY the osth instant ut l2 o'clock. Freight
taken TOR all parts Of PENNSYLVANIA, New Jersey and
Delaware, also for Norfolk aud New Orleans, at
low rates Passage 10 Philadelphia. incladIng meals
aud staterOOm, s.. WI PORTER, Agent,
No. 2425 Dock slrtct.
y. B.-Navlgation open TO PHILADELPHIA. fde27-2t
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EOR NORFOLK, PO r I S-SEIe
Il MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDlNGSssss sssss.s1Els.
ON JAMES RINER.-Tlie elegant steamer PAIL :
Powhatan Steamboat Company's sledsl every III ES-
DAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY ut % o'clock
A. NJ. Freight received every day from O'Clock
A. NJ to O'Clock T. NJ. All way freight mustbe pre-
paie' de ls ''pf'' W. z. BRETT, Agent.
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DEPARTURES OFF STEAMERS.

FOR NEW YoRK.-The Old ErSs
a Dominion Steamship Company's ele-s ssSaFaG
CANT slde-whccl steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain
o'cloclP. NJ. Freight received untl o'clock L. NJ.
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
wascd with dispatch 10 all points north south, east,
ana west. Close connections made with Ciiliard Line
for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations uri-
surpassed Fare, Sl2; steerasc, 10 round-trip tick
cts. go. For freight or passage, apply to - r
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
de 27-3t No. ) Governor street
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ClTY TREAsuRY.-The amount Of the City
Collectors receipts Yesterday was sl4 800.
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TooL-cnEsrs FOR boys at ELLYsoy { rAy1on,s
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for teachers at F,Iysox
Il TAYLoR's 1Szet' - --h'A ''s
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TOR NEW K.-Yirginia 1>ssGSS
H Steamship and Packet CompaiIy's 'sssSEq4k4a4gs
elegant steamship w. l.. CLYDE, Captain DREW,
will leave her wharf 1t Rockets on FRIDAY, De-
for Fail river and Boston from same pier. Close
connections and through bills lading given to all
southern, eastern, and western places; also TO
Europe and Australia. Fare, IS; meals and Stale
ROOMS extra. For trcg ght or passage, apply 10
-. j. BURR, President, 12l4 Main street.
\. B.-The steamer GEORGE u. UPTON Is tenn
porarily withdrawn for repairs. .
WAsinNGToN CO., Agents, Pier 12 North river,
New York. dc IS
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EIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH.

The morning services at the First baptist
church Oh Sunday were conducted by the
ulstor, Rev. DR.. Burrows. He took ms tcNl
from the address OF the angel to the shep-
herds, found in the I'd chapter OF Luke, l2th
verse For unto you is born this day III the
civ Of David Sayiour which is Christ the
Lord An utterance of an angel, the speaker
said. was worth the hearing Of men. lie
referred to the humble birth OF the SaFlouI-,
20 .:nlike the gorgeous preparations Whlch
are made when royal child Il to lie horn'
reasons were assigned for this.
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PAvoRAnAs at gLErsox 3 rArrnr.s a.ll
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EOR BALTI MOR RE-TRI-EaEIsT,
II WEEKLY LlNE-NO TRAN-assssss1ssssss.
SHIPMENT OF GOODS.--Steamcr PFrEESBUR Rti
will leave her wharf 1T o'clock p. II. WE'D
NESDAf. For freight or passage, anuly 10.
DC 27-lt W. Z. BRETT, Agent.
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DIAMOND AND PEARL RRrpAL SETS opening
EowLAS 4 Co.'S s's4
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TIOCOE FLAVORING. - GOGMAx% J.x AZ
l. BThSDY on. Rum OIL. KIE "hisAAi
aII itni S.D tIS OIL. for sale by ,.
OIL hoih'A-fh -ftih11rK NJ ,sI, 4 DADE, Druggists,
EooEhi''' So. la4a Main street.
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vTFEHlNGs AND POTA ,'of.o'
Co, barrels No. Ea.,porl IERKiHiTII; kaSiy I;ose po-
- III! n dirnci from Eastport, Maine, Sai!
I.t.ct Tor sale .! A. g. LEE.
au 4:
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At this church the Rev. DR.. Wall, the rec
tor preached with lis usual ability to a good
from the 2d Verse Of the 9Th
chapter of Micah's prophecy. The singing
was good. 4 handsome contribution was
made by the congregation Ia Tic disabled
rlcrgymru's fund. Tie clIlrc!: was t;i-tcltIlly
laonrlful
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

EFIUNU FFtfsp3 4F6EIzt-H ef TIVE
AT this church on Sunday morning the sac
rament of the Lords Supper was aanlnls-
tered and twelve persons were received into
membership. In the afternoon Dr.. lloge
nrr.ched TO large congregation. Before
r.a,,menc;nc his sermon he made feeling at
.ct Kan to tie death Of his honored brother in
~ WI ,t,,jstrr, Rey. Dir. Taylor, and lfid a
the tn t. r;h, 10 bis talents, Worth, aad useful
ii2 u
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OTHER CHURCHES.

Appropriate services were ;.Ilo held i'll st.
Jamcs's, ST. Marks, and Glar" Episcopal,
and the Lutheran churches. M of these
were decorated with taste and care.
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Atnearly all of the other churels sstilit1,s ths
an,;ronriate to the occasion. in view " ane t,ae
arproach of the Christmas lestlsai' w mtin in
preached. Congregations were aise, M ,,o,;of aa m nf
many instances collections JOE tne lt,., W. ~
the poor were taken up with a s'a'i'l''s'N' ~
suit. -.
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LIS, Of shipping

List; of shipping 49,.
IN TIE PuRT OF CHARLESTON, APRIL 20.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastin2
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, LIS tons, Lockwood ct Adger's wharf,
[9r New sor GEn;il oa1tngm5am n ! s1 A iog ,r = CO. ,or
Baltimore, l~oading-Paul c Trenholm.
Leopard. = 20 s, Hughes, aL N E Railroad
wharf, for 9osten. iotdtng-W Roach & co.
= SHIPS.
Missouri. s24 tons, BraIburn. at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, l0adine-W = Smith & co.
Remington (Br.3 s99 tons, Fowler, at Union wharf,
ftr Liyorpe@l, loadina-H Card.
BARkH.
Florence Chipnan, (I'rJ $50 tons, Jones. in the
Roads, for Liverpool, r~eady-HenrY CARD.
Voltage. (Br.j 7l3 tons, May, at Atlantic wharf, for
Liverpool, loedIng1Hult Bros & co.
wharf, from Liverpool. waiting-w B Smith
Sir.an Star. tBr; $40 tons. Corning, At Union
wharf, for z sterlam, loadlDg-Lesesne j.
Ermtna, (Br,) sig tons. Phillips, at Boyce & cos
wharf, from New 'fork, Just arrived B 8
Rhett l. Son.
otiere. iRr.l = tons, McGregor, at Atlantic
Vim Fl Parks. l73 tons. Lanpher, at Marsh's
wharf, from GcOrseEown' s c. waiting
Normandy, dry tons, Otis. at Brown i co.'s
wharf, from Domerara. dlschargiug-W P
Hail.
Sir Robert NcLure, (Br.) LOT tons. Grifaths, st
Robb's NIL, Iruin Girgenti, dkcharging-C c
Coo, Supt.
Edwin, = tuas. Hammond. in the Stream, from
Boston, just rrived-S.reet Bros & co.
SCHOONERS.
III G Hart, lSS tons. Rowley, at N E Railroad
wharf, for Pfoviderce, luadingJ a Enslow
d co.
B N Hawkins. as5 tons. Wyatt. at Adger's VIII srf,
for Boston. lOadlng-W Roach & CO.
MyTover, AIS tons, Brown. at Palmetto wharf, for
New York, realy-W Roach & co.
Dan Clifford. tons. Steelman, In Ashley River,
for a Northern Port. luadlng-H F Baker L CO.
Edwin, = tons. Dayton, 10 Ashley River, for
Baltimore, loading-H F Baker & CO..
Bedel. III tons, Bedeil, In Ashley River,
for the Potomac, loadiug-J a Enslow & co.
Ocean Traveller, - tons, Adams, 10 Ashley Liver,
for Philadelphia, loading-J a Enslow i co.
J 8 DetWiler, tons, Grace, in the Stream, from
Baltimore. discharging-H F Baker Il CO..
Fish, 24 tons, ut Central wharf, for
Georgetown, S G, ready A Enslow d co.
Syru- Fussetr, tons, Harding, at Adgef's
wharf, for Bucksville, s q, really A EnsloW
Il CO.
Alice @ Grace, - tons, Gi!christ, at Adger's
wharf. from New York, dlscharglng-Wm
Roach h CO. ]
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net receipts 800 bales; gross receipts 1896; sales
400; stcak $4,000.
BALTIMORE, April zo.-cotton steady and Ia fstr
e7SssS s! s1 SSsspS assss srisssa s 4sss;
coassWise $50; sales 425; stock 10,023. -
NORFOLK, April 20.-Cotton dull; middlings l5c;
net receipts SIS bales; exports coastWise l'oa'
WILMlsGToN, April 2o.-Cotten quiet and'nomi.
nal; 1iddliHgs 14c; net reeeipFs 5albaies; stock
1903. ..
lower rates; middlings 1Sxc; net receipts 1883
bales; sales 12o0; stock 81, 663.
MOBILE, April 2o.-Cotton quiet; mlddlngs ~;
net receipts 755 bales; exports to Great Britain
4577; sales 1000; stock Al.l6s; a,ooan milf, o
fair demand; middlings l4Hal4Ac; net recelpts
1913 bales, gross 1895; exports to Great BrlLaln
s447, Amsterdam 1920; Barcelona 1878; sales GOO;
GALVESTON, April 2o.-Cotton quiet; good OF.
binary l2a12kc; net receipts 1884 bales; exports
to Great Britain 1924; coastWise 5ss; safes suo'
stock 6l,5l4.
PROVISIONS n FEoD1cE s S1sEET so.asps
New YORK. April 2o-Noon.-flour dull and
declining. Wheat quiet aud heavy; Corn dqL
and heavy: PoEs q Srm at a. g 81 sas asra R aah a. ou lta
and heavy at So 55a2 go for strained.
Eyenlng.-FlouT-southern dull and declining;
common 70 extra SO s5a1 so; good to choice s. sS %
g.. WnlSkey uImtr dI SSC. WuSo1 u0UFy a LON
lower: old winter red Southern 81 50hal So; win
ter red and amber Western 81 Gal SO. Corn
closed rather heavy at 15a1sXc. Groceries steady.
Pork Gull at SIS 50al9. Beef dull. Lard dull:
kettle llac. Turpentine firm. Roain quiet and
heavy. 60
changed. Provisions nrmer. Mess pork $1a
shoulders 771hc. Clear sides sAaloc, packed
Whisky held ct sSc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 2o.-corn easier; white
and yellow Use.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS..

"SSN
LONDON, April 2O.-Noon.-Consols s31s. Bonds
Observation-Disclosures securities quiet and
steady.
~NSrafoHa, ApaEs2GNooE-FfelGhtS frn.
Esle Ehf GuEdulE Stocks verfcstro9y
and actiyes Money Steady at 8. cod strong IL
EXchange-iong. 10. short, 101.
Ey~ening.-Money closed very easy at 4a5. Ser
ling quiet and steady. Gold llall3Ealla. GOV
ernments declined Ha4; siXiy.twos l3X. oontl!'
erns closed somewhat better, particularly len.
nessees and new North CaroliGas. Tennessees 90
aee4; new 66aI. virslnias ma; new - Louis.
ianas Ct; new e.; levees 74A; Fights So. Alaoamas
l0OalOO1ss; fves 10. Georgias g.; sevens So. North
Carohnas 4Sla; new IS. South Cdrulinas II; new
5sH. FreighiS more active. Specie export q haii
million.
NEW ORLEANS, April sos erlIng bank e2AA.
Sight exchange = premium. Gold II.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 2o.-~Noou.-Cotton holders
pressing sales; up ands 7lSaIHd; Orleans Iaa7sd;
sales 10000 bales.
Evening.-Cot;on closed with q downward ten
dency; uplands 7Gd; Orleans 7Hd; sales 10000
bales; specuiation ard export 5000.
new YORK., April oo-Noon.-Cotton very quiet;
uplands 14Zc; sales 10, 600 bales.
Eyenine.-Cotton quiet and steady; sales l765
bales at l4xc.
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The Charleston Market.

FOR THE wRRK ENDING THURSDAY, APRIL 20.
THE CRops.-Tnere were good rains early in the
week, with dry and s%easonable but somewhat
boisterous weather since, the time being propi-
tions for planting, which is now taking place
generally. In this State reports state that, In
many sections, there win be a REDUCTION Of about
one-fourth in the area placed in cotton.
THE REcEIPTs.-The arrivals OF the cotton
ports for the week up to Friday last, were s4,f6e
bales, against 81, 54s bales the week before, and
AZ, 100 bales for the time Is i season. At New Or
leans the receipts were 25,47s bales, in contrast
with 17,4s8 bales the week.of the season previous.
The total supplies at the cotton ports from Sep.
tember j, 1910, up to the latest mail dates, were
a,42s, $50 bales, against 2,4s2. S4s bales last year,
showing an in crease Of sl5,sl6 bales.
The arrivals at the chief Southern markets from
September /, 1870, up to the latest telegrsphic In.
telisence, as compared with theyear before, were
as follows:
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Intertor Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, April ls.-There was but little chan &c
in the market since our last report. We'quote the
article dull: Ordinary exc, good ordinary l0H,
low mlddling IL, mlddllng liz, strict middling
l2c.-
CHARLOTTE, April 1s.-sales to-day 40 bales
- aaA seaefXc. PsisFsss guint. srF
fsS4BMBDs, Apan 1ABaSS "a Sass- Market
ments 243 bales.
MONTGOMERY, April l8.-our cotton market Is
quiet at 1ac for low middlings.
SELMA, Aptt lS.ATnae were salesiyesterdsy
to the amount OF $50 bales: Middflng lac. low
niddAng 13Ha13i4, strict good ordinary 12Ha
l2X, goUd ordinary 1ll4a1lAc. There was q fair
demand, and the market was quiet but nrm.
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View York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, April Is: The
markeslgr sptsts,S EIFss!1s iass6sa9 ssSsed and and
stocS6shalfsnd sfheafivals dr. very meagre.
The demand Is brisk, mainly to meet wants OF
the home trade, with some trade from specula-
Sales embrace rs bbls merchantahle order at CSC;
$50 bols do; to arrive, at 55c, and IS New York
bbls at sec. Rostns.-Thc business ts still small In
strained. There are tut few shipping orders on
create steady prices. There Is more inquiry &r
prime pale, especially virgin, from the home
trade; there's q scarcity orfhts grade, the recent
arrivals being pretty well used up. Sales EN-.
brace 800 bbis4 strained, IN lots, at 50 So; 1900 bbls
low No 2 ct 50 72Ha2 80; 60 bbls No l at SIS SO, and
200 do at S.. We quote'straiRed at So 65a2 90; no
2, So Soa3 25, No / SO 50a4 SO; pale and extra pale,
s5aS. Tar Is In small demand at So S7H for New
bern, and 81 5Oa2 60 for Washington and VII.
mlngton. -
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 1%M6A
so. 40, North River. foot OF Canal S6sSi6
Street. New York, at Il O'Clock noon, or the 18th
ond 3oth' OF every month except whto thes.
dates fan on Sunday. then the Saturday preeea.
ing. .
All departures connect ct Panama with Steam
ors for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and Chiua, steamers leave San. Fran.
cisco nrst OF every month, except when 1t 1als On
SUNDAY; then on the day preceding M''
No California steamers touch az Havana, bu;
20 direct from New York TO Aspihwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine anu attendance fee.
FOr'Passape Tickets or other Information appi.
81 The COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, Ne"
York. +. r. BABY, Agent
iuiyl0-lyr -u. tt'
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Receipts by Railroad. April go.

427 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 20 bbls GouE,
1856 bushels wheat, Q car stocks. To Railroad
Agent, Frost d Adger, A B Mulllgan, L D Mowry
j. Son, Geo " Williams i CO, a ] Salinas, VIM .
co, sloan 4 seignious, @ " Witte, g Il Walter d
co, Trenholm & SON, Bowling i co. W B Smith Il
CO, E II Barnwell, Reeder II Davis, ] 9 MaIlolee.
Pe.zer, Rodgers & co, " B Williams L Son, a s
Smith, Prinple 4 Son, Brodie & co, W W Smith,
WardlaW & Carew. VIM c Courtney Il co, @ VOlgt.
Utsey & Kenyon, E Scott. II f King, Macqqeen j
Rtecke. J Cnnpsen 4 CO., J n Robson, q Lalane
& CO, CP %Poppenneim, Nh Nathan, Smith. ID
Goldsmith & SON, A Hsmmerschmidt, Tiedeman,
Calder i CO, VIC Fehrepbach, D II Si.coS, and g
" AImar.
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Norfolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, April 1~s.-CoRM-At the close OF our
last weekly report We quoted white at 7Sc, and
yellow st 76o, At which, tSe market waas heavy.
fnere aasA hchne6n hutsdsy ofdc persbuSfel,
Tie weather was very bad ON Friday, which In
terfered with transactions, but about 1000 bushels
were SOLD and the declj9e Of the day before was
rSceseredTfhite having been sold at 7so- About
rooU Unshey were sold on SErurday at the'same
pace. Yesterday The sales were about 5000
blu ,hels al fSc Tor white anil I4a76c for mixed.
To day tie market ia almost entirely without
animation, and prices are on again. The anttci-
patton or large receipts at the Lake and Northern
ports, together with decline 10 foreign markets,
causes buyers to operate WITH great'caution, and
they purchase only for immediate wants. The
only sale we hear OF rl.day. Is one Of quo bushels
at 76c; The entire transactions .ol.the week Will
not exceed 5000 or 10. 900 bushels.
O~ATs.-1h"re has been lille doing this week.
Last sales were made at 63Ac.
BEANS ANnx ~ thing 2 ms line is
cede and store up receipts. Sales from The wharf
OF blacks at 81 10, Gays at same, and olackete BIT
ST. Is; very little doing-ia them. White beans are
very cheap. Common will not sell at 81.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bnllotin, April IS: The market
s very quiet, still affected by the causes hereto.
fore maas.knovn. The sales are 200 bales for Ga
ton and 40 bales for Fernandina, all at 81 Is. part
Of which was compressed at the same price. Re-
caii is without change. Straw IL scarce ind nrmer.
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From the Daily Bulletin, April 10: Domestic
moderately active, but very firm, with sales OF 10
$ 1!ssssa s%ssssssSt Ga ssis d, ,gas Il B ss'itf s. 8:
currency, duty paid, and $50 bags Patna ut about
sXc, gold, In bond. -
From the Journal OF Commerce Rice remains
steady. Dealers arg purchasing quite. freely OF
foreigs, bat aretRot peying much attentlon'to do
nestle, as the supply is too small to make 1t an
object; 800 bags Kangoon, duty paid, sold at 7Ha
7Xc, ESQ bags Patna, In bond, at SIC, gold, and
40 tierces Carolina AZ 8HasAe.
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Wf1minxton Markct.

WILMINGTON. April ls.-SpIBITs TURPENTINE.
No transactions to note. Market excited on re.
ceipt Of advtces FROM New York OF an advance 10
zoe per gallon.
So lUa2 Is for No. 9, So 25a3 so for No. l, ana s.,
Sc 50a5 IS FOR new crop pole.
CRUDE TURPRNTINE.-Saies OF II bbs at IS for
virgin, rs SIS for yellow dip aud $2t25 for hard.
:. TIR.-Sales or 1870 bbls at 81 e5 per Dbl
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The following are The receipts OF cotton at the
principal Southern markets, nom April Is to 10,
1871, inclusive, as reported by telegraph. This
includes all points but overland;