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ByA. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer,
corner Of Main and 14th streets.

-.g BY "A. G. Pullianl, Auctioneer,
Southwest corner Of Main and 14th streets.
DECEIVER'S SALE OF sTAVE-CUT-
IL TING MACHINERY, &C., AT AuGIlON:;I
judge of the Chancery Court of the city OF Rich.
mond MADE the 27th DAY OF pril last IN the case
of Walters vs.. North & Poucher, VIII sen, a.
ward, on 10th street. between Main and Gary In the
City Of Richmond, on MONDAY, 18th day OF May,
ls7i, at O'Clock 2. NJ,
CkossETTss srAVE-CUTTtNGM MACHINE,
l. ;CRANK SHAFT and BALANCE WHEEL,
/ SKATING, PULL1ES, BETTING,
SAWS, LUMBkR,
OFFICE DESKS, sc.
A. C.. PULLIAM, Auctioneer. my "
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- BY Paine Il Co., Aucuoneers.
r ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE

r ARGE AND AFFIRMATIVE SALE
OF FRESH SPRING GOODS.
m O'clock we will sell at our warehouse very
large and attractive assortment OF entirely fresh
SPRING DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of new and choice
goods, nov receiving, adapted to spring land
summer sales.
$50 CASES BOOTS, SHOES,
consisting Of everr variety for men. women, miss
es, bows, and children. including ten cases MEMS
PRIME PLOUGh-SAOES and BSCGANS, with
variety Of
MEMS ndBOYs' BATS and CAPS,
u b. STRAW GOODS, '.-e''
READY-MADE CLOTHING, =. 3
SMALL WARES, =
.tc.3s TABLE OILCLOTHS,
TRAYELLlNG-BAGS, &c.
We Invite the particular attention OF city and
country mer chants to this large sale. as the goods
are all fresh and desirable, and will be sold with
out reserve, and in lots to suit buyers.
nv 4tds PAINE u CO., Aucts.
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TAMEs RIVER sT : 7 aIs9STl, :.
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND 9y az Ewes.
ULAR LAND Nas ON TIE sAa I'll ,t hs
The East and elegant United s::-.aJ y r; !.
JOHN SYLY 90
= Captain q. O. ~ for ~
leaves company's WHAT e .SS s, WysDsYs-
sbove-named places on ECIIis;,,atsI, o r a. u,
DAYS and FRIDAYp, at SIA 0,SLoxrha s.ts.
and returns on Tussasyr, %hurfda!'' CIV
days, ~,x,,, g. bne TO ce.'
meet With old Bay Line steamers iss
an Tra Io leaves City Point for Petersburg o.
rival OF steamer. @m
Fare 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~.
a nenr q sicsei; 10 Nicrieis and |
TICKETS ON SALE at GaRsEE w.
Freizhs received Tuesdays, ThpfsTGsyss,, Bar.
turdays, for Norfolk, portsI,oashs eess9 bsS
more. and PRINCIPAL dtngr o. Sss - ~ X -
and All raeular laadiags on 3aS,ss iasd froEa j.
|SONABLE RATES. Freight fsesas'1
n tssishs Tor way l.nenss must 30 g.sgSssss
& 80 i. B. TATUA, SeI nsny,s whsrL
~ u SsEs5 ,75Jz EQhcas coz 49, .rd f.h -.
SAT Rranch ofica, corner slsiA s------
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sEwYESa.MACHTNESs


WHY SHOULD YOU" .s<as ~. y.
ts' <2a PAY. FROM SOS TO Sss
can Sa buy bny the one that has NO SUPERIOR IN the
vnrld for :, -.GrT ~ 7lt slzS' ~ - IG!
"0-AN S45.0O?. ae -.msbG0a:
A number Of prominent usaehintsts have exam m
ined our machlnes In onr ONCE and pTonoGn =.
the sMATCHLESS WILSON SEWING ma A.
CHINE the equal IN material and work! anship
Of any machine sold by our competitors, no mat
ter what price they are sold for. nyou have
$40 TO THROW AWAY,,,." "a -
Then believe our competitors, If You wish to; and
shut your eyes to the fact that yon are contrtbu,
ting to the luxurious sDte7sdor Of Neso Eagland
IS WHY IS 1T -.,.' 1T y :.
So much animosity is exhibited by any competitor
towards us or our machineP We believe 1t to be
because The Wilson ia handso'ns, NJ
managed, and durable shuttle lock Stnc.
machine IN aking stitch alike ON both sides and
usiEg q straight needle, and because we sell II
{warranting 1t to have no superior In any respectl
10 80 many at such a reasonable price. Wesell
machine on its merits only. .,n,,, :. oooo,55
I @, General Agents for Virginia and
-.ro North q rnli1a. No. Governor st.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <SS
Y PACKET COMPAN Y.-TheS xiS.sS
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New ltlt
every SATURDAY; leaves Richmond eTs!!
TUESDAY.
The steamship WIN. p. CLYDE leaves Ss1
York every TUESDAY leaves Richmond ever
FRIDAY,
. Ne'''' - 3. j. BUPI, President.
fe20 l2ls Esc s-ect
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AUCE, GREEN PEAS,
ZEN COR9,LIMA BEANS,
les, PINEAPPLES, LEE
EATER SAUCE, GROSS q
CHOW.CHOW VIRGIN
;STER SAUCEuA. draught.
LOUIS J. B0sSIEUX,
Z 80 Iala Main etseef
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TOHN n. GORDONIS SONo,
- WHOLESALE GROCERS AND DEALERS
METALS AND NOVA SCOTIA
----H GRlNDST0NES,
49,. PEA RI B L y g X, -
FolIRTEENTH sTEEET, BET. MAIN AND GARY,
offer for sale
ORLEANS, PORTO RICO, and DEMERl1AhA
CoFFEE SUGARS, all grades; rr,r,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, and GRANULATED
RIO sp LoAAGUAYRA, and OLD JAVA COFFEE
SUGA R-HOUSE MOLASSEs, all grades r,,
Choice DEMERARA MOLASSES and GOLDEN
SYRUPS;lIr 80. ,,n,,.i ts"
TEAS-all Qrades-Gunpowdera anu 6lach,
ENGLISH Bt CARB. SODA, t.-..
PEARL STARCH, .u.-.
MASON,S BLACK1NG, ~. -..
POWDER, SHOT, -. z
BAR LEAD, BAR TIN,
NOVA SCOTIA GRINDSTONES,
and the usual assortment OF METALS.
ap 2a-2w
WI ARREN'S BACON,-We are in re-
wv ceipt or WARkEN'S SID E 5, SdoOL-
DERS, HAMS, and LARD: ro
my4 ---,' CHAS. T. WORKMAN & co.
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CEWING.MACHINEs OF ALL KINDS
- RWPAIRED. The SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
IAG MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. we sen
the only PROPER NEEDLES for the sLoAI
SLOAT & ADDINGToN,
mye .." Tsp 1415 Cary street, near lsih.
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DHILADELP HIA, RICH ,f;s.- .1ffs
MOND AND NORFOLK STAN rs,si'tt;t )
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA ta1ct. \
WEEK.-Steamers NORFGhk, sALYOR, and J.
delphia every WEDNESDAY and aATUgDAy,
and Richmond every MONDAY and TEUBSDkf
alternately. Freight received ,,:t:y teIcep! sa;;
daysl, cheaper than by any eta.S EoGl, Z? Il
parts of Pennsylvania and New JlSg27 a!r1 "a.
New Orleans via Southern Mai S.:G-lsiy IN.
from Philadelphia. Freight taien 40; Eorioli s:
moderate rates, ss.
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including rsAli I'D
' W. P. PORTER, Agent
No. 24c5 Dock stTsst., RtchMocc
AZ - WIN. z. CLYDE 8 CO., Agents
No. IL North Whayves, and
6e Ia 10. II South WharYes, Philade.pEL
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TOHN W. WYATT, xr
r. AND COMMISSION EERC9ANq,
III - No, . GOVERNOR c1lslT,
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-orFIcs bo3n
YoK 11vrRFoon AND ia
go .1-'.1 QUEaNsTcWN. -. ~ u
LNAANLiNg oF Nall. sT1Ai;a2s, IA,
AND ALTERNATE .ULaDATs.
Pova5Is IN Gold. PGycbs ta Currency, a.
Fret cabin......--.s1s steersse.... 1870. ii
To Paris % 70 Paris f,:is.t. L.:
-, ri Seassp S1,e % :, mod IoodeTssa rss
FOR further iaferlastton sprly q ne Company
ofdcaa. JOHN g. riLE. .ste3e ,,u
49, gp iy Erocow-,v, her soIs; oIo
j. JOHN W. WYATT, Ase1t, Rieh;1ona' ~
=: FOE NEW YoRE. 81
OLD DOHINIOE sTEAtla-1IP sSSs -
III COMPANY. &c, Al
Tho side-wheel s.sa,nshipa WYAE8ohs' t IN.
BELL, aARAToSA H. 81 = S: =, ynIs On
MARLE. and AATTEgAs. lesye NsU L tS TIHy 4: !.
EoEsoE G,;ys Toa,n5 s End M sss4nnt s!
p. M, Leave Richmozd esecJ TuDSDAX' fh''
DAY, and SUND.Y, CT hsSd aGs. ,,.-,,,
These ships ere e3ttgsi? asI. Tss- s.ss-s--sscIl
aons, and attention, sfe rrf7rE. I'D. n. Il
CloSe connsctions riasa giss ssccl IT, -
southern ard European ports, 40 . cr,g
Insurance Effected, .ssG arte.ee; AZ a..s SIfI!
TER OF ONE PEE CENT, &. shs o''csS " y"
FOR further information apply To- ,,,,.
= - - - JOHN W. .gYaTT, Aseas,
myss 30. Govercor :.ies, ,-
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ss aga "a 81 sssss a3a5 rs ~ sssf*a S
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ut CURRIE & Co.'s, corner 18th and Cary 81
nv S-Im
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IA. By Lyme s. Brother,
Auctfoneers and Real Estate Agents.
1912 Main street,

JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctloneer. my
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-14

LIVERPOOL. March l4-l2 o. N
Refined l7ls. Spiri,s IA.
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ANTWERP, March l4--3 D. 10.
Crude-No market.
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Da'eags, Pa
street, Pet
THE OH. MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE Daily RECORD
March "a 1871.
1he market remains quiet and dull. -
Buyers are not anxious 10 pui chase, and do
not oiler over 1925 to $3.50, while sellers
decline to entertain prices approaching
these figures
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II. WILBERT,

s now prepar'd d to execute BRICK AND MA.
j SON WORK IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES and
warrants TO give satisfaction.
PLASTERING done to order. BRICK CHIN
MES put up. Also. BRICK and LIME constant
ly on hand and for sale.
"" ResidPnce-on Eobsrt Farm. Post Once
Address, Petroleum Genre, Pa. GIVE mea can
&H6lm.
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Gaffney has q large lot Of scotch ale and
London porter especially or family uss, By
the bottle of case.
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Best Refined Oil 20 cents per gallon, at
j. RUTHERFoRD's.
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Prepared ExHvesaIy for Married
Ladies.

On G lady writes. DupOrc cUs 6olfsn Pills relieved
me in "two days" withrut any Inconvenience, like
magic. 40 say oil " no who use the genuine "De.
ware Of counterfsita" The gen inc il now put up
In large white boxes, con aining double quantity
Of Pills, snd upon each box you vi fnd the w. g.
Revenue Stan printed from my private die, npon
Periodical Pills, in (whte) letters. None genuine
without that stamp ThJ small red and yellow
boxes are no longer used because other bel 9
eounierfeltsd
PrIeei ~ Per:BOX. six Boxes IS.
sold by ~. n. SIMMONS, DruggIst,
sedi ns hin. 81 through the Petroleum Centre
post office can have the Pills sent (conideniially
by mai, TO any part OF the country free Of postage
And also by A. X. Griffith. OH City. N. W. Shum
Greenvills, NJ. 4. McDoaald, Titusville, Calendar
Il Co, Meadille, John F. Henry Wholesale agent
0v 70 X, 'ad byfe D. BOWS, sole fyoEiepor,
~ lWk. cBN m.
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TeIesraphtc Summary.

The Southern Loyalist Claims Commits.
sion makes the iron.clad oath PREREQUISITES
to entertaining claims. 'i'
The steamship Tennessee is expected to
arrive ut Washington March 25th.
The New York Tribune publishes q
Washington rumor to the effect that Spain.
through Minister Sickles, offers to sell Cuba
ana Porto Rico to the United States for
500, 100000. '''' 'oi
Seven of the gang who robbed a Young
man and outraged his female companion.
aged Ia, near the river bank, below the
hayward at Philadelphia, have been ar.
The President has appointed - Manning
collector Of customs of the Albemarle dis.
trict, North Carolina. ~ ''AS
The gunboat Shawnee was put in COM
mission yesterday. ... .....
The New York French Relief Committee
propose to complete the cargo of the United
STATES ship Relief for France.
The corner Of St. Charles avenue and atb
street, New Orleans, has been selected as
the site for the Louisiana State. house
Price, 100000. ,,., ...., -, ''''
z. Harris has been convicted, in New Or.
leans, of counterfeiting United States coin
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Ptustsr.-~Lunfp, Fs.so: ground A9G1S18. car
Ponder. .sporsinss, ss,sssR keg Of ~ ns. blast
Raos.--Mixed cotton, &C.: white, &C.; ~eollslt
1Y Esm.-ssw england $50; SAINTS Cruz ss.s
Rogs:-aauills, best, ss9ssc.; sisai, nc. y b.
! Epe.Issc. for good to prime. = : 2 ~ !" 2 ],
Rtcs.-Iarolina- SsGosc. ~. r,lsgz..zs,, ,, Z
Race Gfn1er.-1sc. ~. =
/ ssed:1oloyer; g.7sgss; timothy s'.D@s7;
StseL-NayIor's cast steel, 1sGQ1ssc. q H.: Eng.
iish hiistsreo, I7sc. q d.; American blistered
Sdt.~Liverpooi-s light. with jobbers' de.
and brisk AZ so. s0G82 so; ground alum, ~ aa sack
Shot.-Northe ST. " bag OF rs lbs. ~.
,sst1ar.-Demarara, nS0l2c.; Porto Rico. l0sG
iois Cuoa iosallc.; refined molasses sugar. le@
isjc cut ioaI Hsc.; crushed and powdered, ss
i Ese; Extra c.. 12sc. CO.. l2lc. 'C'' yellow,
90 Stsgss. -Whiskey barrel timber, green, sls@s27
Looo' seasoned. $2o@S2S qa Loo. Flour barrel
hogshead hoops, s4o4ssO . 900: red oak hoes6ead
Saves, *2s9$9o u LOCO for seasoned; whiskey
barrel hickory. hoop, 81. so q 900
T. Sodd.-Sal.. aa04c., In Kegs; English soda. SAC.
Se1ldcd Root.-35z1&oc. =
/, ShtLcks.-s5c.
Soap:zCommon, s@sc. best washing, Il0,1,c.
tSpfrtts Turn e1ttns.-sSc.
Idr.-S3N$3.25 u barrel.
Teds.-Black, &C. @Sl2s-the last prime arti.
cei aa imperial 81; lo@sL 60 gunpowder; sl@sl.so
:, Whtskey:-Proof 81. ls0sl.2O; K. a. stuart,s,
60; Peter singer. $2.25 Pin eapple, 80; Cromwels
Esgle, $3.50 Medium rye, $L75@S2.25.
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Excitement In San DomingO-The
American Flag Raised by Some
VIllasers-The u. =. commissioners
In Haytf.
NEW YORK, March 16.--Advices from
SANTANA Bay to Febl uary 23d say the United
States steamer Nantasket arrived there
from San Domingo city with news from the
commission. There was considerable ex-
element in the city over the official an
nouncement that the inhabitants of Boni
and San Christoval had hauled down the
Dominican colorS and raised the American
flag. Commissioner Howe was investigating
the matter. The Revolutionists of Salvare
were about marching against Havti to over
throw Saget and place Lecute ut the head
Of the Government.
PoRT-AU-PRINCE, March 1.-THE commits
sion has arrived here. All the Haytien>
are bitterly opposed to annexation, but the
Commissioners are everywhere received
with civility. Dir. Wade is preparing a
report.
THE HAYTIEN REPUBLIC.
On the second day after their arrival,
Messrs. Wade and Howe called upon the
President and his Cabinet. Speeches were
made, Mr.. Wade announcing that the COM
mission did not wish to leave The island
without paying their respects to the Pres-
dent Of the Haytien Republic, and chopped
the amicable feelings" &c. Saget replied
in the same spirit, and said he would try
and visit the commissioners. He is not ex-
pected to do SO, however, on account Of
the popular feeling against the presence OF
the commission in the harbor.,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TREATY OF PEACE.

BERLIN, March 16.-After u long confer.
ence at the Foreign Office this morning,
Count Won Anime was present, and re.
ctived full instructions regarding the final
treaty to be negotiated ut Brussels.
FRANCE-TRoUBLEsoME ITALIANS IN PARIS.
LONDON, March ia Lille special says
the battle-tieldS in the north Of France
threaten to become the focus Of pestilencc
from the dead bodies floating in the dyes
and marshes.
A Times special reports that the presence
of the numerous Garibaldlans i'll Paris has
a disquieting effect upon the population.
The Cabinet has appointed NJ. Valentine
project of the Paris police for his prompt
action in the recent tumults. The new pre-
feet will permit the usual mid-Lent gather
ings. Disturbances, however, are feared,
and the lnflammatory Journals have been
suppressed.
PARIS, March 16.-Gen. Vinory forbids
masquerading tomorrow.
The evacuation of Dieppe and the sur
rounding country was completed to-day.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, March 1G.-A violent storm has
prevailed throughout Great Britain, and
all the telegraphs are down. Many vessels
are ashore, and the shipping is otherwise
much damaged. The details are awaited
with anxiety.
FRENCH ITEMS.
A spot near Versailles has been pur-
chased by some Germans to bury their dead
countrymcn temporarily inferred in the
vicinity.
Precautionary measures against infectious
diseases and the rnderpcst have been taken
by the French authorities.
Another Radical Paris journal has been
seized by the police.
The newspapers Of Paris and the Depart.
ments are to pay stamp duty of confines
daily, and political papers are to deposit
So 900 each for security for its payment.
The Rouen Independence, for advising
the people to display emblems of mourning
on their houses during the German review,
has been stopped by the Germans, and the
editor fined 5000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Emperor of Austria has sent Count
Rotocki to salute Emperor William, at
Berlin, on the occasion Of his coronation.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsrATcH.1

IL
WASHINGTON, March 16.-Whether the
Republican party is hopelessly divided OF
not. the events in the House of Representa-.
tives to-day prove that the leading men Of
that party are in so many instances ut dag
gers points that the harmony of the organi'
cation is forever doomed.
Hardly had the House met to-day when
signs of row were presented. AS usual,
Butler was the centre figure Of the quarrel,
but was ovcrthrown by Speaker Blaine,
who came prepared for fight, and in the
debate completely overpowered the repre-
sentative from Massachusetts,. The affair
sprung out of n manifesto from Butler
giving reasons for declining to serve
on the committee Of thirteen on
southern outrages, which was published
this morning. In that manifesto, which
was on the desk of every Representative
this morning, Butler (who has advocated
legislation now on alleged outrages) charged
that the committee was created by "legiS-
lative trick" by which the wishes of the
Republican majority in the House were
thwarted by Republican minority.
Blaine was exceedingly angry at this in
situation upon his character as an honest
parliamentarian, and, leaving the chair,
made speech of about half an hours
length, in which he dealt Butler some OF
the worst blows that individual ever met,
and under which he fairly staggered. He
accused Butler of impudence and inso'
lence, and said his letter was covert in
suit to the Speaker OF the House, and one
of the most unfair, meanest, and most con-
temptiblc acts that was ever made.
Dawes also expressed his views about
Butler reading every man out of the party
who did not agree with him, and said that,
so far as he was concerned, he did not in.
tend to be read out. He exhibited very
conservative tendency in his speech, and
asserted that, having had long experience
on the Reconstruction Committee, he was
convinced that the evils which existed in
the South could not be remedied by legisla.
ton.
The other speeches which were made
ler's power is gone. He is henceforth the
leader only of faction Of the Radical par.
| ty, the disruption of which is thorough and
every day Congress continues in session
haStens its decay.
The Democrats will all remain steadfast
at their posts, where they are now an ac.
knowledged power, and, with the Radicals
who have deserted Butler, prevent the en-
actment of any of the kuklux laws which
will not affect all parts of the country.
As the Senate caucus has ordered the Jul.
dietary Committee to report bill for this
purpose, that House will not concur in the
resolution to adjourn on Monday, and there
are signs of turbulence tomorrow. If the
session continues until the San Domingo
Commissioners report, the troubles in the
Radical camp will be increased tentold.
TREDEGAR.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS !
New York stocEk ~, r.. 80,

~: New York Stock and Money Marke,
New York, March 49, Money j; easy q IN c,a.;
~ 4esa peg eeht. ION call prime discau{t Il ina,
cent Sterling quie. at Loci loaa Gold waa va,
s.esdy ana Uniform throughout the day, WITH nj
the business done at1ila@iiiA. Goyernnents ysr;
hrm ai day 5-2o's Of 81 being strong at The omen
ing es of 81 1tsi; oss, 11es; eHs, 1I2 ass. 10,
new Ill :; s7's, III; ess. lila; Io-ao's, losa.
/ State bonds very duh and nominal. Tenneasae,.
were rather weak this afternoon, and Virgin ia a.,
rainier better Tennessee e's, O.; new, sas. VII.
g'n'a s's' es; new d7s. Louisiana e'a, COZ; new,
eng. hevee es.a7a; s's, ss, Alabama s's, 100.
S's, cot. Georgia es, sos; 7'a, pnA North Caro-
lima cs. 400 new rs. South Carolina e's, ssi
new. sst. So .s
The Sub-Tressury balances to-day were old
ate 2lG, COL currency, %. 7s3 ,s73. =7st '.. !
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3 CoEcoED, N. H., March 1e.--Returnl
arom 2lS towns Indicate that there. has been
Eno eiec.t9n OIL Governor by the people, the
scons.'sa it ssaglrips majority Of oil tue
IDsmecratl getsgss,s al ;s,sPike Rannb tiI
scan), 1856; scattering, i,074. TSe S House
stands: Democrats, 1874; Republicans.
,i62; scattering, 4. The Senate stands
democrats, 5; Republicans, with three
vacancies. The Executive Council stands
= 70 2, with one vacancy. ALI the Demo.
cratic congressman are elected. ,...fl -.
[sEcoND D1sPATCu.1
CONCORD, N. H., March 18.--In 911 towns
weston gets 81, 8S1, and Pike 33,269, FiE
teen towns are yet unheard from.
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Domestic Murkets-rBY TErEeRAPu.1


NEW YoRK. March 10.-Cotton active and
higher; sales, 5,s3a bales at Isle. Flour south
ern firm common to fair extra, 970t7.6o.
Wheat lc. better closing quiet; winter red and
amber western. $:1@S1'7a. Corn shade arner
at ssllS93c. Whlskey steady. Pork dull at $2lf5fD
s21.S71. Beef quiet Lard dull kettle, l3tc. Ma
val stores steady. Freights easier; cotton, per
sail, t@5-le; grain, per steam, ss@ed.
BALTIMORE, March l8.-Cotton firm at I3t6QI4c.
Flour quiet and steady. Howard-street: super
fine. s5;S?i@Ss; extra, $1ss family. $zso@is.
So; family. $s.5O@Sll. Western superlne, IS. 81
@Ss; extra, $sso@s7:2s: family, s7.25@ss. SO.
cept for choice; choice white, $2o5@s2 ls fair 70
prime $i:eo@slea; prime to choice red $l.so@
81 so; Ohio and Indiana $t.55@Si.s5 Pennsylva.
MA, ~. 5oQ$l.6o Corn firm white southern: ss@
s6c.; yellow southern, s3c. Oats dull at e3@g5c.
Pork steady at >&22. Bacon frmer; shoulders,
Nt@ssc.; rib sides, 1lac. clear rib, l2c. hams,
Ht@l8c. Lard steady at l3tc. Whiskey firm at 92c.
LOUISVILLE, March 1s.-Tobacco active sales,
213 hogsheads common to good Jugs, $5.50DS8.5O
low leaf to medium light wrappers, $5.75@ B1l.5o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-17
Baltimore Cattle and Sheep Market.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-The cattle market yes
terday was fairly active, and prices advanced tn
&c. on last weeks rates. To-day the market was
dull to the Close although nearly all the offerings
taken at Yesterdays figures lst quality. 5s@s3c;
medium. 5@5a;.; Inferior to ordinary, 43@sc.; re-
ceipts, 5iS mead sales, 46s head Swine in supply
fully eqnals the demand which Is confined chiefly
to smooth hogs (light and rough not wanted). with
prices slightly iower-luotations, oa@1O3c. net a
few extra bringing loic.; receipts, ao,2a7 head.
Sheep in light supply, and good especially want
ed; prices htghec owing TO scarcity; fair to good
5t@otc.; good to extra, 6s@7c.; prime, 7@sc.; re-
rpiOts hpad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-17
FORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1871.

FORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Vim. p. Clyde, Parker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Schooners ID. Rrittaln, Carroll, and Mary T..
Simmons, Candy, New York, iron, Tredegar
Company.
SAILED,
Steamer Salyor, Plat, Philadelphia, mer-
chandse and passengers, w. P. Porter.
schooner Estelle Bright, Fountain, Wilmington,
Del, via OsbOrne's, coal, Currie i Co.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, March ID. Arrived steamer Admi-
rsl, Reybold Baltimore, merchandise and passen
gers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
S. Shindler, Lee, from Boston, for Richmond.