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COMMERCIAL.

SoRa AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
hichAoSp, Va, juno 20, 1871.
OFFERINGS.
Few; IL bushels old. "eA' ." ouaheis
Corn--Wh ite. l. 0ss bushels Mixe,, ,.o
Otts.-l3s bushels. N oa'neis'
Flour --Extra, barrels.
GALES.
Whedt.-Red, II bushels common old at 81, 20 ca
bushels new. very good at s. go.
Corn.-W hite, ito bushaIs vnry ooo5 ~ m, . a,
Du,h els prime at slc.: e. bushels very rood on
0ats tr a zoe bushels. Mixed. none.
D" bushels prime at e2c.-total, Lao bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED,
els nnesa1-"hite, 1ao bushels new. Red, SO buss-
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The Crops In Amelia County.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

JETERsv1LLE, June "a, 1871.
The wheat crop in this section was lar-
vested earlier this season than for 4 number
of wears before, which can be attributed to
the rust, which dried 1t up before the grain
was fully matured. The yield is not more
than thlee.fourths crop. Some little has
been prepared for market, but the samples,
seen are not good. The grain Is small and
badly filled. ,.
The tobacco crop has not been fully
planted yet, owing TO the great scarcity OF
plants. Much that has been planted has
died on account of the dry weather. Your
correspondent passed through some OF Tue
inner counties Il few days ago, ami though
the wheat crop was about the same as here,
vet the corn and tobacco was looking much
better. QUlTo,
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Railroad Accident.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.l
WILSON, N. c., June 2G.-The express
train on the Wilmington and Weldon rail-
road, bound north, was thrown off the track
last night. through some defect in the
switch. The engine and tender was thrown
in the ditch. No one was injured. The
wreck has been nearly cleared up to-day
and the track is sufficiently clear to allow
the passage Of trains now. b.
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The Tournament mt Ashland.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DIsPATCH.]
ASHLAND, June 2G.-At the tournament
this evening MIR. III. L. Newbill, of Essex
county, was the successful knight. 1t was
we'll attended by ladies and gentlemen, and
a good band of music was in attendance
Mir. Z. U. Williams, of Richmond, deliv.
cred the charge to the knights. The coro.
nation address was delivered by DR.. J. w.
Davis, of Hanover. &.
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HIuyflan AnnirS.

HAyTI, june II, via Jamaica.-A Affairs arc
gloomy here. Congress is ut variance with
the Ministry, especially on questions OF Ii.
nance.
SAN DOMINGO, June 15.-Cabrafs defeat
is confirmed. lie had Hayticn soldiers anu
Baez had colored Americans. a Haytlen
general is prisoner.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and money mar,sct.

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Money, 76s nor cent
Sterling firm at l1os6lloi. Double eagles, 5-1s
better than other gold. Gold. l12s6li2R. Govern
ments lower; 'el's. 1l7a '8cs, lI9i 'srs, same
'es's same; new, la 'G7's, lis 'oss lis; 10 .os
1los States dull Tennessec's, 72i: new, 72a.
VirgiuIa's, Co; new, H. Louislana's o. : new, o.?
Levec's, 10 s's, SO. Aabama's, 1902 5s, H. Gaor-
g,a's, 81; 7's, %. North Cardinals, 81; new 81.
South Cardinals, 75; new, OH.
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The Pope's Jubilee III Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 2G.-The POpe's Jubl-
lee was celebrated here yesterday, 10000
persons participating. The steeple OF the
Trinity Church was surmountcd with L
cross formed by gas jets. The procession
was two hours anu twenty minutes passing
q given point.
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Wholesale Slaughter OF 1ndians In
Texas.

New YORK. June ga letter from Fort
Griffin, Texas, dated June eth, says: II
suppose you have heard of the great
slallghtcr Of Indians here. TIL cavalry met
some 2G0 men, women, and children, ami
showed them no quarter killing all they
could lay there hands on. such yelling [
never did hear. Every man was for himself.
The infantry was in the reserve and caught
all stra.SlcrS; not even one escaping, order
having been given to show no quarter
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The Alabama and Chattanooga Rail-
road.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, June 26.-The de-
ision in the United States Court placing
the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad in
bankruptcy was to day reversed in the
United States Circuit Court ut the cost of
the petitioner below. The road has been
ordered again into the possession Of Stan
ton & Co,
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The Miners Riot I'm GalifOrnSa-Ar
rival of Chinese.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 2G.-The troops
called out to suppress the riot among the
Amador county miners, by forced marches,
succeeded in surprising the rioters. No re-
sistancc was made by them. They threaten
but have no chance Of resistance.
The ship Otage has arrived from Hong
kongwith 300 Chinese and 4 full cargo Of
merchandise, which is consigned east to Chi
ncse merchants.
SECOND DIsPATCH.]
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-The inhabi-
tantS Of Amader county, generally, were
delighted ut being relieved from the terror
ism Of the miners, who are in league. The
pumps will be started in the mines to-mor-
row morning, and the miners who may be
willing to work will be protected. Adju-
CasSwall is in command.
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The President OF IL Rolling nill Com
pany III Trouble.

CINCINNATI, June 2G.-One hundred and
fifty employs, OF the Newark, Ohio, Roll
ing Mill Company seized George ). Fight,
the president, for back ply, which, they
claimed, lie had the means OF meeting.
They released him until tomorrow upon
pledge that he would properly account Tor
the funds in his hands.
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no BUILnERS.-SeaIcd nronosals wiIl

Il be received by the undersigned at the office OF
the Eastern Lunatc Asylum IN the city VIII
lansourg, w; Until July 81 vt l. ocHck A., ior
mOrK, PAL WING, &c, necessary for the e.ec-
ton and completion OF the extensions and addi-
lions TO the abOve-named Asylum. according to
plans and specifications on file and 10 be sceu
Ut the Office OF the superintendent.
Proposals must state the estimate for each
branch of the work separately, and be endorsed
.sprouosal ior Mason Work, - "Proposal for Car
peEter's Work" PROPOSAL for Painting" &c.
The committee reserve the right to receive and
reject any or all proposals offered If deemed Tor
the interest OF the Institution to do g.:
f. WILLARD SMITl,)
r. TUTrLE, Z Com.
ie I'D ID. K. GROWER.
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.na, far tho White Sulphur.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-Capt. }; Il. Tins
lev. who has been here and North arrans-
ing for the Greenbrier Wh,te sulphur
Springs, departed homeward th's holliils'
with Hnsenhero's brass band.
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Wesleyan Fenia,c destitute, Staunton
ikcpIrted for the Disp3tch. ]

tkcp1rted for the Dispstch.l
At The closing exercises of this school
prizes and diplomas were awarded TO the
following Young ladies', viz:
PUZZLE OF DISTINGUISHED PROFICIENCY.
hrtthm,tic.-M Misses Laura Bennett, Md;
Annie Camp, Ala; Lille jameson, Md;
jamie McNeer, West Va.
A'gebru.-Miss Frank Harper.
Geometry.-M Miss Regina liambo. Ga.
HStory.-Misscs Mary Bryan, La.; Vir'
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ESPECIAL TELEGKAN TO THE D1SPATCH.J
GOSHEN, Va, June pa violent storm
of wind and hail passed over this place
from west to east this afternoon. The track
was narrow, but considerable damage was
done to the corn and wheat crops. G..
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al OTICE lis uLREHY GINEN TO THE
SkStfSkSAEA.

OFFICE CITY ENGINEER. June 10, ISL.
NOTlCE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received at this Office until tie 2GLn instant,
at II O'Clock NJ, for bui!ding III EAGIN, HoilsE
on the west sidc Of 18Th street, between Broad and
Marshall stress.
Plans and SIP cilcations can DC seen on appli-
cation al this Office
The Committee on Public Grounds and Build
Jugs reserve The right 10 Reject any or ali propo-
sails. CHARLES Il. UIMMOCK,
ie 20-7t City Engineer.
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Reunion OF knights Telnplar at
harasugh.

SARATOGA, n. y, June 26.-rhe Knights
Tcmplar of New England will on the 18th
of July be entertained with i banquet at
the Grand Union Hotel, on which occasion
they will meet delegates from the Com
mandcry OF this State. The reunion will
last several days, and terminate with i
Grand ball.
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STEAMERS.
EOR JAMES AND CHICKA-,aEsn>
II HOMINY RIVERS Tha Has, EyfsxStI&13a

FOR JAMES AND CHICKA-s.In>,
Il HOMlNY RIYERS.-The fast and
elegant side wheel steamer PALISADE, capita, d
tHAS. NELSON, Will leave her wharf at Rockets
for hingmlll Wharf ami Grove Wharf, on James
river, on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, connecting with the u O'Clock train
ut City POlut from Petersburg. Returning, will
leave kingnill and Grove on WEDNESDAYS and
SUNDAYS at A. ~, touching at all The regular
landings each way.
WI! leave her wharf at Rockets for Binn',, on
Chickahominy, THURSDAYS Mt . A. NJ, COM
Meeting At City Point vii b the o'clock train from
Petersburg touching at all the regular landings
james r1ver down To billiards. Wharf anu all
resular landings on Chick ahomDy. betIlrning,
will leave Binn's on FhInAYS at 8 o'clock \. NJ.
Freight received from IL O'Clock Mondays to 10
O'Clock A: Nj. Tuesdays, and from - O'Clock to
Z. NJ. Wednesdays, and from L. O'Clock Fridays to
10 A. III. Saturdays.
Freight for Chickahominy will only be received
from II O'Clock Wed 1esGays to A. 81. Thursdays.
All freight 70 way landings must be prepaid.
For further particulars, apply to Captain on
board or to GEO. L. CURRIE, Agent
jes At CURRIG & Co.'s, cor. 18th and Cary SITS.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, June 2G.-ProbdbiHtics
Threatening orrainy weather will probably
continue during the night from st. Louis
to South Carolina, clearing away generally
OH Tuesday. Clear weather, with fresh
winds, are probable for Tuesday for the
middle and eastern States and the lakes.
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New ORLEANS, June 2G.-Frederick My
ers (white) was so badly beaten by negro
Sunday morning that he died from the
effects of his in urics this morning. The
negro hus been arrested.
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The Foster Murder CaSc-AnOtlicr
Murderer Sentenced

New York, june 20.-Jud"e CardoZo has
refused to stay the proceedings on i VIII OF
error in the Foster murder case.
Frank Wilson has been sentenced to ten
years confinement III the penitentlary for
killing Thomas Brown in quarrel.
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DEssOEUpEONs 81 PARTNER. HIPS.

NOrICE.-The partnership heretofore
~ existing under tn; Style OF GEO. B4,CGB-
Man Il 50 ,, IA this city, WAS dissolved by III;
on the l2ih Inst.
4hc &Ti:s OF the late firm will he settled by the
uuGcr>i. nei Us surviving partner.
The business VIII be cOnLlhued by the unueE-
sig ned on his own account from this date retain.
ing Ike cd 1irln style vi GGD. Is = UGhMA
son. C. &. BAUGHMSN.
RICHMOND, VA, June 10, 1911 te II eod6t
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
L PUDi.lL that the co-pdrtnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned under the name
aud style OF MA IU Il NOBLE WAS on the 18th day
Business relations between them are hereby de-
eared to be terminate as to the future. heorge
w. Mayo is alone authorized to wind up the busl-
ness and collect The debts due 10 tine concern.
All persons indcb.ed to Mayo IL Noble are re-
questcd TO settle With him forthwith.
GLE. sREE ". MAYO,
TiGS. j. NOBls.
RICHMOND, June 16. 1s7l. Je l7.dlw &laW4w
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For several years Mormon missionary
has been sent every summer to this region.
A few weeks ugo four families em'grated
from Franklin to Utah, and it is rumored
that one from Bedford Will soon follow
Bedford Sentinel.
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Emancipation Of Slaves IN Brazsi'
RIO JANEIRo, June 23.-The Brazilian
Chambers has voted in favor OF the email
cipation of slaves by majority OF twenty
aiuhf
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New MexicO-DemOcrati Nomination
and EIaI form.

SANTA E, June 2G.-The Democrats have
nominated Gallages as Il delegate for Con-
cress. Their platform is similar to that OF
the Ohio Democracy.
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ShlpWreck and Loss OF LiTe-Death
OF Commodore, Blake.

New YORK, June 2G.-The Primosa, from
Havana for Greenock, has been wrecked
and all on board lost.
Commodore George 5. Blake Is dead. He
was seventy years Of age.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE 81, 1871.
sII rises. d.43 noon sets......... 1851
sI2 5eas......,..,.. I'll High tide. ....,. IL "a
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A little son Of Gilbert Branch (coloreO
yns drowned last Saturday morning III u
sink on hls fathers prcm!ses.-Petersour9
InIcT.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

The President Secretary Boutwell,.
WASHINGTON, June 2G.-Presidcnt Grant
will be here on Friday to attend Cabinet
meeting. Secretary Boutwell, departs on
Suturday.
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WstDEs AED COAL

- o A l. co X f w o o D.
~ Best 4 ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes.
BITUMiNuUS CpAL, for CRATES engines, and
smiths, from Midlothian and Glover Hill mines.
LUMP and Hall SOFT COKE for cooking.
KINDLINU, COOKING, and CORD VOID.
iir. l.. K. REINS is with me, and aoliclts the pa.
tronage OF his iIIeuds. j. Il. WATKINS,
my 2-eud3m I'LL Malu, ard 9Th and Cary sts.
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Richmond Tobacco Market

Becs,n,. -market brisk for all desirable grades.
bright wrappers, which are very scarce pr,ces
n,m, with an upward tendency. The marse, sbo VIZ
i nea''htul and vigorous condition:
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Domestic Markets-[HY TE1EnR.ru1

I'siN "AulhctS-lD1 IELEGRhPH.1
NEW YORK, June 26-Cotton dull and Az
easier; sales, go bales at cOc. Flour Quiet \ nd
unchanged, Whskey declined to 9.tc. WhcstN
spring lc. lower winter red and amber western,
fl.55mtl.ss3. Corn heavy at 726l: 3Bc Pork
&l4 Iaz0sll.S7. Lard frmer; kettle. lie. Tur-
pentinc 49,. Rosin, S2.7s@$2.sO. Tallow, gl6D
esc. Freghts firmer. '|S
BALTIMORE, jane 2G.-Flour nominal and I'm
changed. heat active: new white, si55G ELso.
Sorn--yellow SCegsac;; mixed western, "a. Oats
Whlskey steady. Aee-'Ns
CINCINNATI June 26.-Flonr-demand fair and
firm. Com tirmer at 5sc. FORK held firmly nj
SlS, with no demand. Lard. loc Bacon.de.
and light; holders ask for shoulders. CI: for
Sides, sac. Whiskey lower and in fair demand.
LOUISVILLE. June 26.-Corn frmer; sacks, 72c
PROVISIONS quiet aud firm. Whiskey uull 81 s9...
ly high prices.
WILMINGTON, June 90. Spirits turpeutlnc quiet
at 4!c. kosin steady at s2l2s for strained; ~ so
l0r NO. 2; S5.75 tor extra pale Is. so for pale
Crude turpentlae steady at So for yellow dip, and
lstc.
ST. LOUIS, june 20.-Tobacco active common
to & cd DARK leaf, $G@Sll; fair To good manuisc-
turing, *l2a9S20.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
nnrfsnh for the Dispatch. ]

Reported for the Dspatchl
commencement Week al tn" Protest.
an, Episcopal Theof"gica' SEMINARY
Of virginia Close Oh INC SesS'"aa as
,,,c Eniscopal cftEh ScnnNt.
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RsISINESS CHANCES.

4 RARE OPPORTUNITY for a PLEA
N SAINT and LUCRATIVE BUSl y ESS ON
SMALL CAPIrAL.-We have tor sale q com
plete set of w HEAT-CLEANINGM MACHINERY
Consisting Of Cookie Separators. Smut Machines,
Elevators, Sereivers, Bins, Scales, steam Engine:
~, &C., all in good order and which we Will sell
at low price and on accommr dating terms. rms
machinery is now already up In d colnmodious
wareh .lise on 18th street, (Which can be rented
chsap), and work can be commenced Within Gay.
Large quantities af wheat are sent 10 this mar
ket SO pdy cleaned that IL can be bought at great
" reduced prices, and reSold tor handsome pro-
tit after cleaning the cleaning OF II can De OBJ
laine q at a fair price
lie outlay Of money req 1ired will be small, and
tie occupaLIc pleasanl. Arplyt 70
tea1d.od.t TALIAFEkKU Il CO.
TOR SALE, THE UNEXPIRED TERM
K OF LEASE UF ThE LARGE BUILDING
l!iO Cary street. The lease expires January LIST,
1872. Apply 10 u,,cu ,,.v,
je % 1w GEOhGE w. MAI
TOR FOUNDRYMEN
Il AND MACHINISTs.
RUSSIA SHIFT IRON,
l. GOT COPPER,
erELTER, In slaus,
BLOCK TIN,
tel JOHN II" II. 1aoRDoN's SONS.
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IMrORTANT TO WESTERN asQai
EERfILIZERs.

DURE NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER.-I.
i have Just received, direct from the mines,
cargo OF the best NOVA SCOTIA LUMP PLAS-
TEX have ever seen In this mar Set. which am
10 Which beg ~ cali the attsn ion or commission
merchants, and all others wanting pure and ana
article; and as the dry se&snn 10 now coming ons
PLASTER freely. and ss pure article nih COST
no more tnan a common Instruct your Commits
sion merchants 10 3sn9 nVa tS but VAL ~AA A-S
"''AS-o' ID. w. MOORE, south aide OF Dock,
my 70 SIN lOok I!th d., RtehAuohu, se.
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~ u n A II D L l N E.

The British ard North American Royal Mall
steamships between New York and Liverpool,
ctllll ~ Cork harbsr.
RATES tF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying steers
FIRST Cabin. $50, gold Second Cabin. $50, gold
Fist Cabin to Paris. gold
.PEoVf ROlu
BY The Tuesday aud Saturday steamers:
FIRST Cabin. $50, gold Steerage. $50. currency
St, erage tickets frou Liverpool and Queenstown,
and ali pars of Europe, at lowest rates.
Through bills of lading from virginia to Liv-
erpool, Belfast, Glasgow, Hevfe, Antwerp, and
other ports on the Continent and for Medtterra-
raneon ports will be Issued by the VIRGINIA
and FnnaiGN TtihOUah LINE, they having
III abe the necessary arrangements with the Ul4
Dominion steamship Company TO New York, and
~iIh the Cnnsrd Ll.e thence TO Liverpool, &C.
For rates, H., apply to the Agents Or the Old
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS &. FRANCKLYN,
General Agnt Cunard Line.
j. d. KELLEY, JR., General Ag't Va. and For
elm ThrOu n Line, tea
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TOR NEW YORK. EDgu
L OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Skka&
COMPANY.
Inc side-wheel Steamships " YAHOkE, ISAAC
SELiI, SARATOeA, MA uARA, ALBEs
ShSIE, aud hATTEEAS, leave New York for
:pr!vlk, Clty Point, anu Richmond, every TUES-
- THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ut O'Clock
=, IL. GeaYa EicnmCEd every TU GSDAY, FRI
GhT, aud SUNDAY, q. high tide.
Theee ships are entirely new. Tney nave elegant
saloons and Sta.eroouIS. Tine fare, accommodate
ions, and attention; arc rnsurpusjed
Close connections made Win steamers Tor AL
louthern and European ports,
Insurance Effected, wnen ordered, AT 4 QUAR-
GER OF ONE PER CENT, 1t the oGces Of thi
ompSny.
70, tar Their inform alton apply to
JOHN ". WYATT, Agent
my26 20. 4 Governor street.
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DHlLADELFfIA, RICH <y35R
sHIP LINE-TOE PHILADELPHIA nv ICE a
WEEK. -Stcamcra NORFOLK, ShLVOR, and j..
). GREEN, com posing this line, VIII leave Phla-
and iiichmonl every MONDAY and TIL URSDAY
Alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun:
iGysl, cheaper than By any other route, for all
parts OF Pennsylvania ana New Jersey also for
New Orleans ufa Southern Mail Steamship Line
rem phlladeipnia. Freight taken for Norfolk at
Moderate raieS,
Passage TO Philadelphia, including meals and
!LaLeruom, IS.
W. p. PORTER Agent
No. 425 Dock street. Richmond.
VIM. Z. CLYDE & CO., Agents,
No. II North Wharves, and
fel8 No. IL South Wharyes, Philadelphia,
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sAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS@e,
" CUMPASY.-FOR NEW YORK, asES2S
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, -NUhkOLh,
PORTSMOUTH, and ALL REGULAR LAND
Mes ON THE JAMES RIVER. The last and
elegant United states mail steamer
JOHN SYiVE h,
Captain y. g. CLIFFORD,
leaves companys wharf st Rockets for the
.boyc-namsd places on MONDAYS, WEDEEs-
JAYS and FRIDAYS, AZ SIX O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
Ind returns on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Satur-
days. -
i;aesen gers connect ut Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, PhiladelphlS, and
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival OF steamer. ..
Fare 70 New .'.s....,'''s..'''~AS'T
Fare TO Philadelphia. sov
Fare TO BSlunoIe.,. w..
tarc 20 NOFiOih.. .~.....s ~"
Excursion ticxets TO Norfolk and re!urn.... oo'
TICKETS ON SALE st CARRIER & CO.'S
EXPhkSS, and baggage checked through.
The SYLVESTER will be chartered ior noon
liyLt excursions ~ \ reasonable charge.
srriruI received Tuesdays, TRursoa.s, anu pa
,urcays for Norfolk, Portsmouth, BOSTON, bsLl'
mcfc, aud principal landings on Chesapeake pay
md all regular landings on James RIVER, ~ hEE'
,UNABLE RATES. Freight received from A'
rr.,vhl ior way landings must be prepaid
L. B. TATUM, General Agent
Office. Company's wnarl.
mv1s Branch office, corner Main and sth sts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-25
COTTON.

Tr,nsaetiens Of the Week - Receipts,
Sales, Exports and Stock ON Hand.
CRY POINT, March 24.-COttOn: net re-
ceipts of the week 40 bales.
SAVANNAH, March 2i.-Cotton: stock
sc. 209; net receipts of the week, ii ,5O0; ex-
ports, to Great Britain. 5713; to the con-
finent, $3.50; coastwise. 28l; sales 76OO bales
GALVESTON, March A.-COtton: stock,
S6625; net receipts of the week, 76O6: ex-
ports, to Great Britain, 1858; coastwise,
062; sales, $500 bales.
WuMrNGToN, March A-Cotton: stock,
.3279 bales; net receipts Of the week, 4S5;
exports, cOastwise, Csc; sales, 3O4.
CHARLESTON, March A.-COtton: stock,
22Oll; net receipts Of the week, AIS; gross,
4lS6; exports, to Great Britain, 1485; to the
continent, 1850; cOastwise, 252l; sales OF the
week, $500 bales.
BALTIMORE, March 24.-Cotton: stock,
1885 bales; net receipts of the week, l47O;
gross, 1863; exports to Great Britain, lbs;
coastwise, I'LL; sales of the week, 2455.
BosroN, March M.-Cotton: stock, II, 900
bales: net receipts of the week, $40; gross,
,5602: exports to Great Britain, %; sales
of tho week, 1850.
NoRroLK, March 24.-Cotton: Stock,
562l bales; net receipts Of the week, 56O7;
exports coastwise. 1898; sales. of the week,
MOBILE, March 24.-Cotton: stock, g., 35l
bales; net receipts of the week, 57l9; gross
574l; exports to the continent, 1895; coast
wise, 2572; tales of the week, $3.50.
NEMPHis, March 24.-COttOn: Receipts
u tho week, 76l4 bales; exports. 9497;
anlea 5000.