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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

A CARD DANIEL K. GARDNER, Of Heurico
county, will be supported as candidate fJr the
Office of sergesn.-at Arms Of the House Of Eele-
gates at he ensuing sesslon OF the Virginia Legts-
latura, 4.
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FBARpER's 5BAzAR supplement No.,
Ledger, an !!Sfeside, for this week: and
Gui1ry for lter gmber, received from Ely
SON Il rayk i, Aext to Dispatch office.
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THE CITY TRADE.

... sr:.-nrs o! re!u ing our vory large stock
=. vs.. VIII oiru7 Inducements IN eli !tues.
e2 c,tlyin
uErkKFAST SuAWLs, o..
;. .lnS aud EUpIAS
v,ryET and VE1.V gTEgS RlBBOEs
&,.'''f '."' Sra ,, W. nIETs. sud
,--.nN - and RcSIE y,
.saa ..:4ly elicit . c'llf ON TIC city trade.
BAR L III NT ~,
,.rgr 1913 Main s:rrct-
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AUUuZo, FuURQUREAN & co.

rAUUuZo. FuURQUREAN & co.
LarEJCS- RECEIVED LAEaE
ApuII uEa To THAR
aGOCk CF
DIRK. CHODi.
sILES
CLOaR5,
sAAwIs,
LACSs
N&GH-TIGs, &c.
Their stack Of
HLACR GOODS
.-.ar ST! more vsr;c1 :han usual, containing
cry ,.vl" h,d variety wo-n IN st-'s
1.a.ac;: a!l o: which
VIII. BE SOLD vERY L1T:
..s C4RnQzD, F U@QUE2hN & CO.
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ANOTHER GOLD MEDAL.-EavIng been re-
qEes cd 10 award gold medal to the best co h.ers
IN the city. take ea. pleasure IN awarding IL to
E. b. SPENCE b IONS, 1900 lain street.
JOHN MEDALEg.
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The splendid collection or singing canaries ct
the auclion-roons OF COOK s. LAUGuToN wilt be
here only for few days longer at private sale as
loH nrice..
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Recerve endowment pol!cies Ia 2 speclllty with
the Widows' aud Orphans Benefit Lie In urance
Company. J. B. MOORE, sgant 70. Ills Main
street.
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VIRGINIA HALL.-This pretty little thea
tre was again well filed last night, and MIR.
and Mrs. Watki,.s charmed The audience.
A spleudid bill is announced for tonight.
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EXECUTIVE CLERK APPoINrED.-Mr;J Jonn
L. Cowardln has been apgolnted cs'A ~
the Executive office at tha CaplIol.. sT e
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AIRITg:.
Steamer Fliz4 HapcoI, Clifford. Norfolk, mer-
chandise ard pEssenxers.
schoouer K a,e and Lue!la, Perry, Albany lum-
Der, ~ hitiock.
rcho5Eer General Grant, Colbourne. Philadel-
phia, coal. Burroughs.
Sctoouer W. II. Bryne, Applegarth, Alexan-
dria. wheat
Schooner Bep1,min T. Briggs, Mason, Albany,
lumber, Whitloek.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer.
chandlsc and passengers. John w. Wyatt
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packet Company.
Brig omancs, Duncan, Norfolk, light.
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THE METHODIST CONFERENCE IN PORTS.
MouTH.-The steamer Eliza bancoX, OF the
James River lire, will issue free return
tickets to delegates attending the above
convention.
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HENR1Co COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
yesterday none but civil business was
transacted.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE NOVEMBER Ii. 1871.
Betty Month. New Jersey; Miss L.. Lee,
Lynchburg, Va; M. Benjamin, New York;
L. W. Gunther, Baltimore, Md. ; William.
SON g. Bethel, DanviIle, Va; j. 4. Lee,
Flemingsburg. Ky.; JJ. Branch, Chester.
field county, sYa. zas>,aa a, ft-gDissa .-~ss s
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FLLYsoN & TAYLOR, lllS Msin etreet, sell all
the books used In the public schools Of the city
and state at the very lowest rates.
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ITO PHYSICIANS

FLUID EXTRACT CUNDURANGo.
Ssquator'a earciana, for CAN GER, scrofula, Salt
heeum Ulcers, and all chronic blood disease. This
wonderful remedy ia the most eff :ctive, prompt,
and certain Alternative aud blood. purifier ksorp,
Fr!ce, $40 per bottle. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists.
We have few circulars for physicians. oc II
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DEp.YyUREs OF eTEAMEgs.

NOR NEW YORK. Virginia Rsa
a. Steamchip and Pacaet COMPANY sSSsESsssssaI 90 sssaI
elegant Steamship WILLIAM P. CLYUr., Cap
tain ROBERTS, viii leave her wharf at Rockets,
on FRIDAY, November 17:h, at 2. M.
Connecting With steamers FOR Hartford Sor-
gich, NtoniIguon, FAN river, and Boston from
Close connections and through bulls lSdtng gtver
10 ali southern, eastern, and western places also
TO Europe and Australia,
pare, sg; meals and ntate-roOins, extra.
For freight or passage, apply to
q. j. BURR, President,
i2lz Main street.
WASHINGTON Co., Agents, Pier IL North River.
Now York no ls.3t
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAy.SCHooL UNION
The monthly meeting cf the Presbyterian
Sunday-School UniOn was held ut the Third
Presby terian church last night. The .ol-
lowing reports for the moulb OF October
show the average attendance in teachers
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9itllmoull llspatrh,
WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER Is, 1sr-.

sW THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH Is LARGER THAN TIE CoRsISEl
CIRCULATION CT ALL THE oTHEa DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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SUPREME CouRr OF APpEALs-Judge Mon
cure presfding.-Shmuel j. Camnoeii os'
jumes III. Ransom and others. Upon an
appeal from the District Court OF Appeals
Of the Fifth Judicial District, affirming q
decree Of the Circuit Court OF EocktIridSe
county. Affirmed on the I'D day OF NO.
vember, 1871.
Joseph Layne and 81. N. Pullin, execu-
tors of Samuel Pullin, deceased, cs. Edwin
Devier. surviving administrator oil Joseph
II. Pulliu. Upon an appeal from decree
of the Circuit Court Of Highland county.
Affirmed on the 9Th day of November, 1871
Jacob P. Effiuger ps. Jesse Ralston and
others. Upon an appeal from decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Rockingham county.
Affirmed on the 9th day Of November, 1871:
John E. Massie Us. John E. King and
others. Appeal FROM the Circuit Court of
Rockingham county. Reversed November
10th. 1871.
Woody RufTin us. The Commonwealth.
On writ of error from the Circuit Court OF
the city of Richmond. Affirmed NoVem-
ber 11th, 1871.
Simon Hirsh rs. The Commonwealth. On
writ of error from Corporation Court OF
Fredericksburg. Affirmed November Sth,
1871.
Commonwealth us. Charles W. Clarke.
On writ of error from Corporation Court
of Portsmouth. Dismissed November 2,
1871. -->
Isaac Stryder and John Goldsborough rs.
The Potomac Railroad Company and
others. On appeal from the Circuit Court
of Frederick county. Affirmed November
10. 1871.
Nelson and others us. Buckingham and
others. Supersedeas from decree of the
Circuit Court of Westmoreland county.
niSrnIcsno Nnuerhar IN 1871
BurwelPs administrators rs. Fauber and
Others. Appeal from decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of Augusta county. Affirmed
November IA, 1871.
Wells o.. Commonwealth, Judgment OF
Circuit Court Of Bedford reversed.
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FaI<sUR.

EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUk.-Tne
H. first premium awsrdsd by the VIZ ginia State
Fair to NJ. -IhDGHTHR & S.,S for the best
FAMILY FLOUh. a regular supply OF this
Justly celeb;atei brand, which Is warranted su-
perior TO any other -four offered IN this market,
for sale by TYLrH'S SON q CO..
uo8 1910 Cary street.
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MARITE INTELL1GENCE.

,tifiiiTuGI LLksAEGU, NOVEMBER Is, ,c1'.
SIa g;.as...,..... 70ai siot;a sets ...,".1.. 7as
,a2 iciG......,.-,,. SEQ iIlr. { e. :. ...., 71p
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DRUGS, nzEnssvwra -

SYRUP OF tar oc~o"~@~-",>>~>~->
m edy for onn ySs .nls excellent and popular 70
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nFFIcE ORANGE. ALEXANDRIA ANpe
1ANAssAs r ABROAD COMPANY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA, November 1, 1911.
annual meeting of tina
~ stockholters OF the Grange. klexandrts and
oss kauroad Comnany wiz be held at the
9ncY ot ees ,e com pany. In Alexandra on THuRa-
BY order ef the Directors.
l.. W. REID, secretary.
7 he transfer books viii be closed from the{Hh
instant until the, adjournment Of the above meet.
ing. (. nn in eosetd
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II z s II
627 BROAD STREET.

e27 BROAD STREET.
lsr. ~sr ycriy % show TO the public one or the
KS. slycsA Of BfA GOODS In the oily, al prices
zach u &c : CT competition, such ss
s-nl,s q 1. ~ slik Il. $3.50;
III e i0is y OJt FTPEESS CLOTH 81 eoc~;
,2EDf.r ann sTHIPFn ALPhCAS at 2sc.;
r '>-''iy Of +. AIBS III 30, 35c.. and upwards
-: has .: f. SCI and PLAlN-COioHhD
IiFANt-A ROBES;
= IPK3 u 75c,;
L. >ts.3gc 3 ,ACh hLPt ca in the city;
t-Atii, o ID MINED, GREEN. SROWh,
. ma HfAkr, N WATERPROOF sUlI1SGS; /;
NJ NJ HOBsH al 81 and 80,
and maay o,Ecr DfslsART.E GOODS.
Gel. ). HIHsH. 6?7 Broad street.
[ 'HAELOTTESVILLE
y WooLLEN MILLS.
fully maintained In the
iAiis hTYLGG Of HEAVY WOOLLENS,
FOE
THE TRADE OF 1871,
~ decided improvement III nnish OF some pat
AS. Fox sale In KichmCnd by
THOMAS y. PRICE CO.,
DUCK WALL & ROUSE
Ivy B2OJHERS,
q: EARDtZO. kGCRQHREkN co.
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A HNUAL MEETING.-Ths annual
a meeting OF the R.,F.& p. AND R&PR
K; <; ;;,GS,iNNENTI IN C.sMPANY will be held On
:, F;DSEsDAY the a2d DAY Of Novembes. ls7l, Is
fredericksburg and Pctom nc Raiir0ad Comran
no I'd j. B. WINSTON. Secrata.y
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aMsErTSGs.

RICHMOND AND PETERsBURa RAILROAD Co..,
a.. TREAsURER's OFFICE
. RICHMOND Va, November II, 1871.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF The
~ Stockholders Of this company will Be he'd ne
the office of tho com oa1v, corner 1vrd and Ffehfh
The books of transfer wItl be closed from Tia
18th Instant until after the day OF meefng. -
NJ, W. YARR1SGFOE,
no - ID Secretary and Treasures.
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marck at l2 ~; Governor Allen at p. n. :;
Molle Moore at z. NJ, and Il. E. Lee at
7P.M. Passed up: Pauline Carroll at
A. NJ: Belle St. Louis at p. NJ: Glencoe
at II Nj. Weather cool aud clear There
was heavy sleet yesterday; trees still
covered with ice. River rising.
MEMPHIS, December WEATHER clear
and cold. River rising slowly. Passed
down: John Howard and Texas.
LOUISVILLE, December Five feet in
the canal, and three feet in the chute.
Weather clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE, December WEATHER clear
and cold. River has fallen eight inches in
the past twenty -four hours. Passed down:
Emperor, at 3 A. NJ; Nick Longorth, at 8
A. NJ.
CAIRO, December Palmetto, from Gin
cinnati to New Orleans. at l p. M. AT
lantic arrived from New Orleans at p. NJ.
River stationary. Weather clear. Their
molneter 32o.
CINCINNATI, December l.-River nine feet
eight inches, and has risen six inches in the
past twenty-four hours. Weather clear and
cold.
ST. LOUIS, December 1.-The river has
fallen eight inches in the past two days.
The weather has moderated a good deal.
and there is a prospect Of speedy resumption
OF navigation South in fact, boats are al
ready loading for points below. Some Of
them may, possibly, leave tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
COTTON.
transactions of the Week-Receipts, Sales
Exports and Stock on Hand.

Transa clions of the Week-Receipts, Sales
Exports and Stock on Hand.
MACON, Ga, December 1.-Receipts 300
bales; shipments 1880; stock 1920.
MEMPHIS, December Weeks receipts
1924 bales; exports 1910; sales t6OO;
stock 1868
NASHVILLE. December Weeks receipts
2703 bales; shipments 1870; stock in 1870,
1912: in 1871 1917.
NORFOLK, December stock GiS7 bales:
weeks receipts 1926; exports coastwise
H. l49: sales $50.
CHARLESTON, December stock 20S36
bales: net receipts of the week l2.45l, gross
b. 6l; exports 1904; continent 2S;: coast
wise 6lSS; sales $500.
GALVESTON, December l.-StOck 296H
bales; net receipts of the week G2lG exports
to Great Britain S4SS; cOastwise l3l; sales
400
MOBILE. December stock 49, 4l9 bales;
net receipts for the week II .035: exports to
Great Britain 1868; coastwise 7231: sales
$500.
SAVANNAH. December stock 62,7H
bales: weeks receipts 2l,73i: exports to
Great Britain 1865: Hayre 1900; cOastwise
5725; sales 10000.
Boston, December stock 1000 bales
net receipts of the week 10G6; gross $780,
exports to Great Britain 703; sales 2G0O
BALTIMORE, December I.-Stock 4i92
bales; net receipts Of the week $50: gross
26S5 exports to Great Britain 2l7; con
tinent rs; cOastwise $751; sales 1910.
PHILADELPHIA December Met receipts
for the week 1869 bales; gross 1888.
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to.~rrurp FROM FIRST pAas.l

prevent any attempt on the part OF Imperial
lists at rising On the island. :, ~
RreIIN. December 1.-The German Par
lament closed sessions to-day.
The German military authorities at
Enernay have executed two Frenchmen,
who killed German sentinel.
SuAcuM. October "a. via San Francisco,
December THE floods at Tientsin are
unabated. The foreign community tear
trouble from the starving population. ahc
ask for vessels of war. The excitement at
Foo Chow has subsidized.
The ship Talping. with tea for New York,
has been lost. The weather on the southern
coast has been very severe.
The Chinese government acknowledge
the right of the Chinese subjects to take
out transit passes.
Shanghai bar will be dredged.
The Japanese government has made a
Treaty. with China. Extraordinary privl-
ieges are granted at all the ports, ana the
benefits OF the treaty are extended to the
subjects Of other powers.
PapIs. December president Theirs, in
his message to the National Assembly, IN
the reopening session, refers to the treaty
between France and Germany, the CONNER
cial convention with England, military laws
and the general reorganization OF the al
ministration, but offers no suggestions as to
sion whatever to political subjects.
BERLIN. December l.-ln the lower house
of the Diet Yesterday the triennial army
budget passed the second reading by a
small majority. The items of expenditures
were sharply criticised during the debate,
and uany were pronounced extravant, and
it looked at one time as it the budget
would be rejected.
The opposition was SO strong and deter
al, ~, ,nA tho hn,ySo
in the most significant manner that 1t should
prepare for the future: that France con-
templated revenge for her defeat, and
would seek it as soon as the indemnity was
paid; the only safety for Germany was ID
her army, and that it should neither be
weakened nor neglected. 1t was only
through these representations that the gov
eminent succeeded in carving the bill.
LONDON, December l.-Sir Charles Dixie
addressed meeting at Bolton last night.
During the evening the audience became
ing. The rleeting broke up in confusion.
A final settlement of the United States
funded loan was made to-day, without dis
turbing the money market, the bonds clos
ing higher. They were, before the loan,
advancing to 9Qh in gold, because settle
ment was anticipated. The portion of the
loan unsettled at the opening Of the banks
to-day was only $2O,OO0,O0O; Of this the
taking Of near SIS, 100000 was arranged in
London, leaving less than 6.OOO, 600 undis-
posed of, with the continent to hear from.
There is no doubt that the whole OF the loan
in European markets is taken.
The festivities usually given by the court
on the first of December, the birthday of
the Princess Of Wales, were abandoned.
The smallpox in virulent form is spread
ing in Plymouth and vicinity. The authori.
ties are building special hospitals for those
stricken with the disease, and have adopted
stringent sanitary precautions.
BOMBAY, December 1.-The cholera is
raging, with great mortality, in the city Of
Delhi.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
General Sheridan's Speech.
IErnm the Iharxilla Naws

We give mp large portion of our space
to-day to the publication of the eloquent
and vigorous address lately delivered by
General George A. Sheridan at Baton
Rouge, and our readers will not regret it.
This admirable speech teens, not only with
bursts of burning. eloquence, but with great
pregnant truths and suggestions which will
sink deep into the heart of the country.
The miscreants who have attempted to dis
rupt the Republican party of Louisiana
will seen in this mastery expose of their
villainy the handwriting on the wall Even
now it has struck terror to their hearts, and
they are shivering in the blast of popular
contempt like shipwrecked mariners in the
Polar seas
This most excellent resume of the events
which preceded and attended the August
convention has struck popular chord, and
the verdict of the people, when it is rem
dered. will surely convict the disorgauizers
and boilers of this State of damnable trea-
son to the party, and these misguided men
will repent in sackcloth and ashes their
blindness and folly.
The Republicans Of the country, but more
especially those of Louisiana, will remem-
Der General Sheridan with lasting gratitude
for his earnest denunciation of fraud. cor
ruption and intimidation, not less than for
his noble defense of an untram.neled ex
preston Of the popular will.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. December |. Even;ng.-Co
ton closed quiet and steady: sales l2J5 bales:
uplands l9c; Orleans l9asc. Flour a
shade frmer. Whisky 95c Wheat | a &c
higher: winter red Western 81 co. al o.
Corn lc higher. Rice firm. Pork more ac-
tive at Sl3 p a l3 81 ls. Lard steady. Naval
stores dull. Tallow heavy at 9la a 9a4 c.
Freights dull and lower. Coffee quiet and
firm: Rio IS a zoe. Sugar active and easier
Cuba 9@9l2c; fair to good refining quoted
at 9is 9lac. Molasses quiet; New Orleans
IS soc.
CINCINNATI. December l.-Cotton dull
prices shade lower: low middiing Zig
Ha4c. Flour: demand good at full prices:
family S. 60a6 80. Wheat: demand fair
and market firm: red 81 Az 40. Corn:
demand fair and prices advanced. - 4Sc.
Pork is buoyant, but unsettled: 81, offered,
SI3 % asked. Lard: demand active prices
advanced; steam S'sc: kettle rendered &c.
Bacon quiet and unchanged in every re-
spect shoulders 7c: clear rib sides 7l.c:
clear sidesT lsc. Whisky: demand good at
full prices.
ST. Louis. December l.-Cotton firm; low
mddlng Ea4c. Flour firm and unchanged:
supertine winter s. 80 10 -: extra winter
So; donble extra winter Sc % "a Is %. Wheat
81 2lI4; No. 3 red fall, sales at 81 - a | 43;
No. red winter 81 so. Corn steady: mixed
on track As 45l2c. Oats closed lower.
mixed Oh track :'6 a 37c. Whisky steady at
S912c. Tobacco steady. Hemp and bageing
unchanged. Pork firm: held at s3. Bacon
firm; business light: shoulders 7l2c; clear
sides rs 0724c. Lard firm at 7'ic.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. December /. Evening-Cot-
ton closed: mddling uplands 95sd Orleans
g3s lOd. Sales 10000 bales, 400 Of which
were for export and speculation. Beef 755s.
Cumberland cut 35s I'd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
BELOW COMING UP,

British ship Friga, Crawford FROM Liverpool Octo
Der a. to master
British ship Maxwell, Hansen, from Sunderland to
Dan Wheeler 4 Son
Ship Glendower, Lewis, days from Havana, in
ballast to MASTER
Ship John A. T om2son. Thompson, from Bristol
Eng, October Ii, to Ocean, Zerega Eco
Mexican brig Guadalupe, Azeya, days from Tux
PAN to Camerdel-
Schooner Mary Mason Roberts, days from
Waulks river, Nicaragua, to aiibanks & Leay-
craft
Schooner Alex Mcneil. Keileran, 81 days from Bos
ton to Geo FOsdck &cO-
Schooner James Ford. Raymond, % days from Bath
Me-, to master
Mexican schooner Veloz Vera Cruzana Aberastury
days from Havana, to Pug Bros
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
st. Andrews Day.

The New Orleans st. Andrews Society
celo brated the day on Thursday evening
by a supper and ball at Minerva Hall Mr..
Alexander Hay occupied the chair as presi-
dent of the society, assisted by MIR. Mcbride,
the vice president. The entertainment was
interspersed with performance On the
Scottish bagpipes by member of the So
ciety, and several favorite songs by Mr.
Hunter, of the committee, and other meni-
bers.
The following Geographic correspondence
passed during the day:
PETERSBURG, November 30, 1871.
To Alexander Hay, President New Orleans St. An.
drcws Society:
The st. Andrews Of Petersburg, Virginia,
to the st. Andrews of New Orleans greet
ing. We give
st. Andrews Day. fraught with associa-
lions dear to every son of aud Scotland
ID. B. TENANT, President
New ORLEANS, November 30, 1871.
"To the President st. Andrews Society Petersburg,
Virginia.
"IIere's han our trusty freens, end ge's
a hand of thine. and vel haze a right good
wully waight for the days of Aud Lang
Syne.
"ALEXANDER HAY, President"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-02
RECEIPTS OF PR0pucE.

NATCHE-Steamer Frank Pargoud-653 bales of
cotton A SKIS seed cotton 95 hhds sugar ~ bbs mo-
lasses % half bbls mOlasses
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-le5
bids sugar 2l9 bbs molasses
observation-disclosures Natchez-235S bales cotton
1857 SKIS cotton seed 20 SKIS seed cotton 333 SKIS oil
cake and sundres
OUACHITA CITY-Steamer Fleta-a35 bales cotton
and sundries
SHREvEPORT-Steamer Lockwood-236 bales
cotton 325 head cattle
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marcela-347 hhds Of
sugar AGO bbls niOlasses II bbls rice
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-44 bbs
rice and sundries
LOWER COA>T-Steamer Agnes-3l bales moss
bbls potatoes and sun,iries
BAYOU PlERRE-Steamer Ozark-7O3 bales cot
ton 2,3 SKIS cotton seed
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD December l-l354 bales cotton
aud sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, December l-l93 bales hides 80 bbls lime 20
bbls onions and suhdries
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November 30-96O bills molasses 23Y hhds sugar 50
bales cotton u sks cotton seed s 1855 in specie
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAE ]
Saturday, DeceGlber ,, 1911. !

CLEARED. YESTERDAY.
steamship MARY land, Johnson, for Baltimore via
Havana and Key West
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson, for New York
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Spanish steamship Maria, Netto. from Havana to
Herman Hertz &co-Jd district 81
Sloop Venus Smith from Grand Gallon. to master
I'd district
Steamship Florida Pendeton, from Florida ports
to Roberts-lst district Is
Schooner Fannie II Buckn Blckln. q days from
Rocklaud, Ne, to master-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Frank pargoud. Goddn from Natcez
Henry Tete Dalteres. from Aonad5ouviie.
Natchez, Leathers, from Vicksburg.
Feta. Blanks. from Orlachta City.
J lockwood, CoghiiI, from Shreveport.
Marceila Jeanfreau, from Lower Coast.
Louise. Hopkins from Mobile.
Rec Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast
Hunter. Sa!lba from Lower Coast
Agnes, ArnOt, from Lower Coast.
Ozark, Fslion, from Bayou Pierre.
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EXPORTS,

BALTIMORE-Steamship Maryland-448 hhds SUI
gar 215 bbls mOlasses 400 bdls hides
NEW YORK-Steamship General Meade-998
bales cotton l48 bbs oil 1873 bbls moasses as bales
osnabergs 20 hhds sugar Is bales moss Is bags wool
2I2 bds hides a. dry hides "a ties beef % hhds alow
IL hhds pecan5 81 bbls and SKIS pecans
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The principal consumption of the more
beautiful and costly furs, which rank as
articles Of fashion and luxury, is in China,
Turkey, Russia, England and America.