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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-14
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= The steamer Eghtwood was bmntyester
dayton Bayou Bartholomew, with 587 bales
OF cotton. The cotton was insured
Two Of five men who violated young
girl Sunday evening mt Lowell, Mass, after
knocking her escort senseless, have been
arrested and bailed in $4,000. The other
Wendell Phillips's lecture in. New York
for French relief netted over 81. 400. !
Col. George Brown has been appointed q
Treasury agent, vice Major James Belger,
who resigned In consequence of his being
restored to his position In the; army. 20.
Secretary Fish, In a letter to the New
York Post, denies the reported interference
Of English diplomats In the removal.
The failure Of O dry goods house for
$500, 600 in New York yesterday is reported.
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Latest FROM WASHINGTON.
The Alleged Outrages in the South
- The Adjournment and San
2" Domingo Questions.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
WASHINGTON, March 13.-There is con.
siderable speculation relative to the passage
of aibill to suppress alleged outrages in the
South, and tits difficult to say whether a
measure of that character will pass or not.
The probabilities are against the question
Fof adjournment, which is still unsettled. 4
large majority of the House is in favor of
adjournment on Wednesday next, but the
Senate will not agree to the resolution, it is
thought, as many friends of the President in
both Houses desire to have the San Domingo
question acted on before the adjournment
Of this session, now that the commissioners
are expected home so soon. 1t is generally
believed, however, that Congress will be
away from Washington week from TO-
day. s@1& - &.".- 81 TREDEGAR.
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MARINE INTEGIlIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, MARCH Ia, 1871.
sun RISES ,,,... sos Moon rises. ......... LAC
Sun sets .,......... $50 Eigh tide........ lo.3i

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1871
ARRIVED,
Steamer Wyanoke Bourne, New York, mer-
chsndise and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
sckooner osceola, Clezg, Norfolk, logs, Allen i
Pearson.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chandise and passengers, l.. 3. Tatnm.
Steamer Salyor, Holmes, Phila., merchandise
and passengers, w. P. Porter & Co.
Bark Thames lBr.l, Reed, Queenstown, Ireland
Schooner John Mosser. Rhodes, New York, mer-
chandise, Curtis & Parker.
GBY TELEGRAPH.
FORTRESS MONROE, March l3.-Passed up FOL
Norfolk: Brigs Rosetta and John Byers, from
Baltimore. In the roads Brig Sophia, for Nova
Scotia. ..15< p.
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NEW YORK, March 13.-Cotton firm, with light
offerings sales, All bales at l45c Flour-South-
ern steady; common TO fair, S70s7. 50 good to
choice, $7.sa@.s. Wheat active winter red and
amber western, 81. 7G@S1.72; wioter red southern,
$l.5O Germ scarce and frmer at S7@s73c. Whis-
key firm at 933c. Pork finer at $2l.5o@$2l. rs.
Beef steady. Lard shade better kettle, 1a2c.
Turpeutiue dull at SEC. Rosin quiet; strained,
$27O@$2.8O Tallow steady. Freights dull cotton
per steam, 5-ls@a grain, gid.
BALTIMORE, March 1s-virginia e's, old So
bid, SGT asked 1865, So bid % asked '6s, 90 bid
65 asked. ,E,uEs. I'D
Flour dull and unchanged. Glover seed active at
$780, Wheat dull but steady, and prices entirely
unchanged Corn STEADY: white southern, $50
$780,; yellow southern, sl@s3c. Oats better at e2@
CSC. PORK quiet and weak. Bacon-Shoulders,
93@9lc.; rib sides, 1lsc clear rib, Rc.; hams,
sugar-cored, 1sc. Lard dull at 1atc. Whfskey
firm at 90.
CINCINNATI, March 13.-Tobacco steady with
a moderate demand. Sales, SIS hogsheads; leaf,
Slo@&i2.
CINCINNATI, March ls.-Flour steady. Corn
commands full prices. Provisions dull and un-
changed. Whiskey, SIC.
LOUISVILLE, March l3.-Tobacco Sales, 1s2
hogsheads a. $3.50 for common TO good Jugs:
30. 75@Sl2 for low To medium leaf.
NEW ORLEANS March 1s.-Sugar, G@ssc.; fair
736lsc.: prime, sl@10c Nolasses-GoOd ierment-
lag, 3O@l40c.; reboiled i5c.
New York sight, discount, Gold, 1lla.
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COMMERCIAL
!. : CORN A1sn EGnuR ExcRANan i
RiCHHoHD, VA, March n, lsn.

w CORR x1sp EEnun ExcrgANar. II Il
~ RiCHHoHD, VA, March n, ISM. "A b.
oFYEHINGas - tsFfs
| Whsn.A.White. SIC bushels. Red, 7is busheIs {.
CbfT-Whfre, 100 bushels. Mixed, 1s7 brphefs,
0oHA-1Gss buahelEs kfiJa y -ss5 III Y n &
R9e.-- 20 bushels. isF .3a y5tsat 1-sfs8 Esss 7
J TfbsoEhv Seed.--14 bushels e8
3. Min. a-I hALBs. fzf hajt 1872
4 Waedt.-White, 20 bushels prime Of sLss aIe'
els 100 bushels good AZ 9lso l9o ou1h-
els fair at sl.so. Tot Al, 40 bush Is.
Wheat.-Ked, 200 bushels good at eL7o . onsn.
els common at $l.3o; 40 bushels lcoMmon. ~
$L4S; 50 bushels common ut e1.3s: 10 busneis COM
mon at g. 27A; 70 bushels good at &1.eS a9o ntsn-
els Prime on private terms. Total, SD Dusnels. ~.
hite, 100 bushels good at SIC. Mixed, lcz
bushels rood M ale,
isORs.a14 bushels prime winter at &C. ia bush.
els good ut &C.,; 81 bushels New Brunswick ~
eocs so bushels black at soc.; 50 bushels prime af
soc, 50 bushels good Mt Csc. Total, 500 bushels.
Rge.-se bushels at SEC. fy.xry...< /
Has RE-ExHIBITED.
Wtent.-Red, 9 bu1hels. 81. 40
( OG4G--la8 bushels. a,E rfsG 2
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Kew York Affairs-Gen.J Ordan-Rail,
road FrezshtS Wents

NEW York, March 13.-Benj. &. Phelps,
counsel for Gen. Thos. Jordan, indicted for
violation Of the neutrality laws in bis Cuban
experience, asked in the United States
Court. for speedy trial. The case was put
over on Wednesday. 49, go -. ~ !.
There has been heavy reduction in rail-
road freights to the West. The rate of first
class freight to Chicago Is now 81 per 100
pounds, with corresponding reduction on
other classes and to other points. Present
Indications point to \ general railroad war
and much lower freights, as there Is already
some cutting under the regular rate Of d
to Chicago. go
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-Mr. James
Bray, an old an useful citizen, died in this
city on Saturday, in the SD year of his age.
MIR. Bray commenced life in this city as u
saddler and harness-maker. For more than
a quarter of century he was magistrate,
and for a number ofyears held the position Of
the war of 1S12-14. serving in the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, OF which company
he was for the last forty.fye years an hon.
orary member. Thirty years ago be- con-
nected himself with the First Baptist
Church, being baptized by the then pastor
(Rev. DR.. Jeter), who on yesterday preach
ed his funeral sermon.
Mr.. Bray was emphatically good man
living in peace with ali men and of no one
could the words of the text selected for hi!
funeral services be more appropriately
quoted: Ellis tongue spoke no evil, ano
bis lips no guile"
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TELEaRAPHIO NEWS,


few York sBtoSt 'asid aM0aey Market.
NEW York, MErch1. Southern securities DAN.
VIRGINS s,s vary strong. North Carolina 81; .
slitleoH. Tennessee Gs, est;enew, 2ea yIfginis
90, s7; new, So. louisiana, 5s, s'es nen, id.
le7ee Ga. III: SIS. ss. Alabama SIS, io1; 81,
cs, spt. Georgia, rs, 81; Ts, 90. North Csroiins
s,s, n; new, 2si. South Carolina Sc, 70: new sss
I Money very eusy at per cent Prime discounts,
STAR per cent. Sterling, 1osi@1os4. Gold duh al
day at lllt@llia. Governments-'sI's 1I5i 'd2's
lia.; 'srs, liz; 's5's, liz; new llci 't7's. III;
'68ie, I'LL; 10 40's, 1854, .,se ..s,.tsr /. &.
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THE EUROPEAN WAR.
EMPEROR WILLIAM ON HIS WAY
... HOME.
AFFAIRS QUIET IN PARIS.
IMPRESSION OF RADICAL JOURNALS
The Eastern Question Settled.

THE GERMAN EvACU ALTON OF VERSAILLES
PARIS, March 13.-Versailles has been
evacuated and the French installed. :.
The convention for the return Of all
French prisoners in Germany has been
signed.
Six Radical papers Of this city have been
suppressed.
The city is quiet, with no signs of re-
neWal of the recent agitatlons.
A NEW TAX.
It is reported that the Assembly intends
to tax imported raw material. 1t is thought
that the tax on cotton alone will yield
SO, 600, 900 francs.
l RIOT IN SPAIN.
MADRID, March 13.-There has been u
serious disturbance in the province of Al
cantio, Spain. The mob fired on the Mayor
and other city officers, and several lives
were lost.
PARIS, March 13-P. M.-Montmartre is
perfectly tranquil. A fraction of the Ma
| tional Guard, however, still hold possession
| of number Of cannon, and refuse to give
them up to the authorities.
The DebatS denounces the placards post
| ed by the Reds as melting the army to re-
volt.
| The BGACh SEA CUNt 6h6NSEs
LONDON, March 13.-The Conference on
the Black Sea question was in session TO-
dav, all the members being present, in
tive of France. All matters have been ar
ranged, and this will probably be its last
| meeting.
| EMPEROR WILLIAM ON HIS WAY HOME.
LONDON, March 13.-The Emperor Will
I ~ hi TO
| companied by large and brilliant suite Of
Princes, officers Of The army, and represen.
Itatiyes of the Governments Of the German
States. He reached Epernay at noon to-
day, and was received with great enthusi
asm by the returning troops, with whom
| the city was crowded.
/ GREAT BRITAIN-THE EASTERN QUESTION.
| LONDON, March 13.-ln the House o.
Lords tonight Earl Granville announced
that the Conference on the Eastern Cues
| ton had closed, and q treaty had been
signed at the Foreign Office abrogating the
restrictions on the admission Of foreign men
of-war into the Dardanelles and the Bos
phorus. The Sultan, in times of peace,
may admit into those waters the naval yes
sells Of friendly Powers whenever needed
to enforce the treaty of 1856. The Danu
bian commission is prolonged twelve years
/ uo ploIoCol CaplCsSiy uSClhlcS tlhb uC
| Power can relieve itself of the obligations
Of the treaty without the consent of all the
| signatures. .st. :.tr Z
I : THE RECENT TROUBLE AT ZURICH.
| ZURICH, March 13.-The Council has or.
dered judicial investigation into the re.
| cent disturbance between the French
| prisoners and the Germans here. The
| troops called out to preserve peace have
been dismissed, aud there is no apprehen'
sion of further trouble. 80. f Il it..<
| MISCELLANEOUS.
| The troops at Havana yesterday took the
oath to the King and Constitution of Spain
Marshal McMahon has returned to
France.
| Another victory over :" corps" of Gu
| ban rebels is reported, in which they lost II
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The REPUBLICAN CAUcUs.-Last night the
Republican members OF the General AS
sembly assembled in council for The purpose
of making a Senatorial nomination to I'LL
the VACANCY caused by the expiration OF
the term of Hon. John w. Johnston. On
the first vote Col. John r. Popham. the
delegate from Bath, received forty votes,
| which was almost all that were cast. ASA
compliment to one of the ahlest and most
popular men Of their party, it was well de-
served by Col. Popham.
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New YoRR; March Ia. Cant. Med Donald,
the first officer, and Er. DAVIS, the third
officer, OF the steamship Europe, were
washed overheard ON tfs 4th instant and
-afcTned, IA fearful ssaa preventing the
launching OF, q heatte rescue Them 80 ~
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II FITZPATRICK & CO., 4, ,...- =.
- YoopEN-HARE MAHuFAcToRY,

LIBBY PRISON BUILDING, zoos CARY ST.
Take pie asure in informing their friends that the,
are now prepared to I'LL orders for ALL kfHIS
or CEDAR BUCKETS, CANS, and KEEL ERs
mace Of materials OF the best quality, and vel
reasonable termb as any one. We invite the buyinl
public 10 call end examine our stock before pur
Chasing elseWhete. 81 49,: 70 so-am
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Cotton Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH I

MONDAY, March 1a.-ChaTleston: Quiet at lss@
ls!c receipts LISA bales exports to Great BIi.
bales; stock, as 1858 bales. Norfolk Firm !; low
middings, l2s@i2tc:; receipts, 2,s77 bales ex-
Stock, sos bales Wsso orssans Firmer, but moi
higher, at E@1atc.; receipts IL, Isl bales; ex-
ports to Liverpool, e,3st bales; to Cork, !, SOC
bales, to Antwerp. 1878 bales sales, $500 bales
stock 2aa, $50 bales
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The tornado that struck East st. Louis
on Wednesday last passed through the lit
tie town of Fayette, Green county, Ill, de-
stroying the principal buildings, including
church, a seminary, and saw-mill, and
also number of smaller structures. No
lives were lost. II. 4 IL.
tt is reported that the Pennsylvania Cen
tral railroad is considering the propriety of
finishing the tunnel partially made at Gin
cinnuti some years ago, in order to accom-
modate itself to the change in the bridge,
made necessary by an act of Congress.
The New Hampshire elections take place
to-day. ss-..n
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Geo. Jacobs, formerly
OF Richmond, but now resident Of Phila-
delphia, was In the city yesterday. He has
muny warm friends here, who are always
glad to see him. srss,s III, l ID
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PROPOSALS.

CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. I
RICHMOND, VA, March II, lSl.S
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Se
~ proposals will be received by the undersign-
ISL, for the construction Of SHOPS at Hunting.
ton, W Va, on the line Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, near the Ohio river. Proposals
viii be made for tie wood, iron, stone, and brick
work and for the sewerage, plumbing, windows
and door,, separately.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
offices OF the company In Richmond and Hunt
ington on and after the goth instant.
III. ID. WHITCOMB, Chief Engineer:
NH l4-t mh28 lofty papers c0py.J
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PENSIONERS OF THE WAR OF 1S12.-We
learn that quite large number of persons
in this State are apprehension pensions un.
having already list Of nearly 100.
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CH1cKEN-HoUsE RoBBERY.-The chicken.
house Of Mr. Z. S. Riley, who resides on
18th street, between Broad and Marshall,
was entered on Saturday night, and a. lot of
very fine fowls stolen therefrom.
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REL1G1ous.-The Lent services in the
Episcopal churches during this week will
be as usual, except that the hour for the
afternoon services has been changed to
O'clock
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The CHAHooN CAsE.-The case of George
Chahoon was called for trial in the Hus-
tings Court yesterday, but in the absence Of
John w. Cole and other witnesses was con-
tinued until Wednesday.
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n N. WALKER q CO..
LIZ FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS,
nRPIf,E Mo 5nJd MAIN SrTrRUEr

under Messrs. 4. II. Maury Co,
BEildings, merchandise, furniture, anu person a
property Of all kinds In the city and country, In
nlred against loss or damage by fire at the loves
rates in companies OK the highest standing.
Tobacco In warehouses and marine and milan
risks tnken at the lowest rates. -. ~ II ~
Losses eauitxeiy adjusted and promptly paid.
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The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
There will be an adjourned meeting OF this
society this evening at 8 O'Clock, at Prof.
Carr's Academy, corner of 9th and Main
streets. A full attendance is desired.
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IMPORTANT DECISION OF THE COURT OF
APPEALs.-The Court of Appeals on yes
terday rendered an opinion affirming the
decision in the case of Miller & Franklin
vs.. the city of Lynchburg on an appeal.
This is the case in which the city of Lynch
burg was sued for small notes issued during
the war. About $100,000 were involved in
this controversy. The court held that these
small notes were issued in pursuance Of
the act of the Legislature and the ordi-
nance of the city, but that both the act
and the ordinance, as well rs the notes
themselves, show that the notes were re-
deemabe in Confederate money; that the
small notes were issued simply for the &C.
commodation of the citizens, with no view
to profit, and were intended to have the
same value as the large Confederate States
notes. They were to have no greater or
less value, and were to be redeemed by the
like amount of Confederate. notes. The
city was Mt all times during the war ready
to redeem them, and as Confederate
notes had ceased to have value at the
time this suit was instituted, the plaintiff
could recover nothing, and his bill was dis
missed with costs. Kirkpatrick for plain
tiff; Daniel, Cabell &, Daniel for the city of
Lvnchburg.
The case of James NJ. Griffin, executor
of Fendal Griffin, deceased, VS.. Edward
Cunning CHAM, and the Washington, AleXan-
dria and Georgetown Railroad Company
vs.. the Alexandria and Washington Rail-
road Company, came up on a petition to
have a reheariDg, which motion was re-
jected. The case Of Charles Harris against
The Commonwealth. upon writ of super
sedeas to Judgment recovered by the
Commonwealth against the plaintiff liar
ris) in the Court Of the Corporation of the
city of Norfolk, on the 9th of April, 1870,
came I'D on motion for a new trial, which
was granted by the court, the verdict of the
Jury being set aside and the cause remand
ed back to the Norfolk Corporation Court.
w. B. Tabb, Esq, qualified to practice
in this court.
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IRrcHxoHD AHD PErRHssuRa q. r.. Co.,
.3r51s RICHMOND, Feb Is, Is7i.
sYHE TRAINs ON THIS ROAD

run aS fOIlOng: - 80 = 80
The mail trains leave Richmond at s:N A. n.
and 10 Z. M.; and leave Petersburg At uss A. n.
and 20 p. u. ~ 800.
freight trains, with psssenge, car astac1ed
and leave Petersburg daily Except Sunday at $40
P. II. On Sunday the freight and accommod&-
tlon, trains will leave Petersburg at "a
SUNDAYS, and the 7:ea P. II. train 1sIt not leave
Petersburg On SUNDAYS. -, -,
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the z:s5r. %.
daily train. a!t4& ~ ~. y +. -, 49,
PASSENGERS from Glover BILL win take TIE Ia. X.
train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FsidAysi ana
returning. leave either Richmond Or petersburg,
on the same days. at 2:5s d.
The mall trains VIII run through stopping only
at Chester. -, ...Ea,. ~. j. b. KASEY, RI
fe25 Ticket and Erelgnt A9ent,
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ZINE BOURBON
Il AND RYE WHISEEYS.
60 bbls. Peter Hangers (Sr.) pure VIRGINIA
aOUNTAIN RYE " H1SkEI (orand established
ls22). GI@ ~ ,o,,,- ,,rrn,es
EXTRA Rye WHIsKEY. = 49,, - -
20 bbls. r. v. Taylor's pure KENTUCKY
BOURBON WHISKEY.- For ssle by
MCCARTHY 81 SLATER, s
NH eliot 1424 Main street.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD-CHANGE OF .SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY 70. 1871 I..,..,...,s $50

D1CHMONDg AND DANplLLE KALI.
IN ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY ~. 1871 ....tt .,,,g
- ~. - GOING WEST, t&..SSs <t@s =
Train No. i Through Passenger) leaves Rich.
mond daily Except Sundaye) at 4 A. ID; leaves
Danville at lI:l2 A. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
rl:42 P. n.
Train No. Hynchburg Fasseuger) leaves Rich
mond daily at OILS A. n; arrives at Lynchburg at
Train No. s tThroughMail and Express) leaves
daily ut 1882 P. NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
GOING EAST: f'-
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro daily at A. M: leaves Danville
daily at 4:a7 a. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train No. 8 Through Passenger) leaves Green's.
borO' daily Except Sundays) at IL A. NJ; leaves
Danyille at Las T. ~; arrives at Richmond at s:b
I'M. ~
Train No. Q (Lynchburg Passepger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at S:a A. NJ; leaves Burkev1lie
at r. NJ; arrives at Richmond at 4:05 2. ID. ~.
Trains Nos. and connect 1T Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South. u f,
Train No. 3 connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for
all points Southwest and South.
THROUGH SLEEPING Ca RE-, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, n. u, are at
tached to Train No. 6. " +. = = ..n..d@ :
THROUGH TICKETS to all points youth ana
Southwest can be procured al the TICKET once IN
JOHN r. MACMURDO,
fe2 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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EGGs.-The egg market is pretty brisk
here just now. One commission house
alone sold nearly 5000 dozen last week.
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MARCH ls.-Prices without any mott cable
change. Receipts and offerings continue full.
Eugs Of good weight and IN fair order are In de-
mand. Common Tugs and leaf Of light weight are
somewhat neglected. Bright wrappers In demand,
and prices well sustained. Good bright wrappers
are much sought for. The quotations for old are !:
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Foreign Markets TBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON March l3.-securitiea unchanged.
LIVERPOOL March l3.-Cotton quiet and
steady; uplands, 7a@7td.; Orleans 7a@7ad.: sales.
$4,000 bales, including 8, 900 bales for export and
speculation. Observation-Disclosures cut, 49s.
short middles, sos. @5os. Sd.
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POLICIES ISSUED ON LIFE, ENDOWMENT
AND TONT1NE PLANS.

+ This is an ALL-CASH and PURELY MUTUAL
COMPANY-no diridends to Stockholders, which
time and experience has proven to be the only
safeguard in life insurance.
Dividends declared list January Of each year.
increasing annually through life, and erceedtng
payable in Cash, or can be used In decreasing the
premiums. or in purchasing additions to the
policies, aohich. also participate in the profits,
REGARDLESS Of the health of the assured.
Premiums payable annually, eni.annually, or
quarterly. $50. II, CLAIBORNE, agent
110s Main street.
NH, DIV
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1871. I. 1877
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE. u.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID -
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTHEAST AND NORTH WEST.

TRAIN No. THROUGH MAIL TRAIN pfd
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily at 12:4s p. 81 Arrives In
Richmond daily at $50 p. n G.,,,Z
TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH MALL TRAIN RID
Washington leaves the depot corner OF BYrd ana
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted). at S4S
z. X. Arrives in Richmond tHondays excepsedl.
at $3.50 A. II. .'esas. (. ~ .a4c,zs. .
THROUGH TICKETS aud THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS to oil principal points In tbs
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST. ss.i4 81
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYH. ,z.,l r, )
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily (Sunoays
exceptedl, leaving the depot corner Of Broad and
Eighth streets ut 4:ao 2. NJ, and arriving In Rch-
moud ut $50 A. NJ. =.
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, corner ct
Broad and Eighth streets. - u -
- General Ticket and Freight Agent
Ed. 4. u. MYERS General Sup't- 70 Il z