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steamship Italy Br, Thompson Liverpool via Queens.
steamship Wilmington, Holmes. Havana and Nassaus
Steamship Livingston, Cheeseman savannah-w r
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, Chareston-u R
Richmond bo%inon Steamship ce. 0y ro'n' ana
steamship Hateras, Lawrence, Norfok-Old Dominion
Steamship North Point, Foley, Batmore-Robt Low
den.
steamship Ncreus. Bearse R0stop-H F Dimock.
Bark New York. Gibbs, Cadiz-Borland, Dearborn 4
=, Bark Dashing wave OBJ, Hocken, Bnboa-George
BARK adelaide Pendergast (Br, Mcvey. Rio Janeiro-
Brig Sarah L Hall (Br, Davis, Gibraltar for orders
:, Brig Katie DAM Robinson, Gibraltar for orders-A
;, Brig Hcncy CBr, Taylor, Barbados-Peniston a
Brig George Latimer, Wilson, st Johns, PRIV Twood.
Brig Lydia Cole, JONES' st Jago de Cuba-wayden a
Brig Tubal Cain, Stone, Cardenas-J E Ward Co.
Brig Perccs Hinckley, Small. Wilmington, NC-Smp
:, schr Flying Foam (BD. Gorley Pernambuco-George
schr Gersh Banker, Hanfeld. Para-Francis Moran
schr Layinia Warren, Berry, Georgetown, Dem
,schr Ella, Montgomery, st Jago dc Cuba-rhompson
schr Georgetta, Jellison, Jacksonvile-w Raw
.schrJ Bramhali Norbury, savannah-Evans Ball
schr Ida Birdsall Johnson Darien. Ga
Gidersleeve 4 Co.
,schr Admiral. steelman. Charleston-Evans, Bali
,schr Frank Walter, Brewster. Richmond-slaght a
schr Carleton Carter, Boston--R Goodwin 4 Son.
, sdnr ~ Acken, Meade stamford-stamford Manufac-
schr Al Williams AorreIi, stamford-stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
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SHIPPING NEWS,

OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED by THE herald STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wBITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
steamship Adriatc gBr), Perry Liverpool Jan 6 and
Queenstown 18th, with mdse and 22 passengers to j
Sparks Experienced during the entire passage very
heavy westerly weather, with high head sea. Arrived
at as AM.
steamship Enmore JBr) Brown, pcmerara p days,
with sugar. &c 10 Maitland. Phelps Coz vessel to Geo
p Buey Had strong NV winds most Of the passage; ;
night OF Jan u passed n schooner OF about $50 tons
burden bottom up; could not mako out her name on
account OF the darkness -
da vs. with meado and tobacco 10 Carver Barnes
Brig jeremiah lof Searspor, Ford Matanzas Is days.
with sugar 10 Younrs, Smith Co; vessel 10 Buck
Co. Had strong pertherly winds the entire passage;
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ARRESTED FOB MURDER IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Md, Jan. 80, 1873.
Joshua Nicholson, aged thirty years who married
granddaughter Of the late Mrs. Lampley, who was
murdered in this city the night OF the 22d inst
and Thomas Hallihan alias Thomas Richards, alias
Thomas Whalen, aged twenty-eight years, O recent
convict in the Maryland Penitentiary, were ar
rested this evening on a charge of having COM
mitted the murder. At the time OF the murder the
house was robbed OF 81 200 in money. The police
authorities are positive that they have the right
parties.
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LOSSES BY THE STEAMER STROUD

EAsTPoRr, Me-, Jan. 30, 1873.
The loss by the steamer stroud will amount to
some $4,000 or $4,000 Mr.. Brown, Of the Houlton
express, estimates the loss OF goods in his case at
$1,000. The International Company Is not respon-
sble, as the stroud had left the New York and gone
10 another wharf
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SAILED.

Steamships Frsia. for Hamburg; Wilmington, havana
via Nassau: wyanoke, Richmond, City Point and Nor
cole AntYerp; Southern Belle do Narayans Trieste
Brazil Kingston, ia Casco. Brunswick, Ga; Northern
Queen, Bremen Hermein, Marseiles; vncenzo, Genoa
schr Eothen, Aux Cages.
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WASHING
Passage of the Legislative Appropria-
tiOn Bill in the Senate.
Beck's Cotton Tax Refund
ing Scheme.
Southern Soldiers Of the War Of 1872 to
Get Their Pensions.

BEN BUTLER ACROSS THE ''BLOODY CIASM."
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 80, 1878.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, JAN 90 1873
Sugar nominal, Exchange United states, sixty
days, currency l5T a 16sa premium; do, short sight
currency, ia a. lss do; on London 465s 479S do.
spanish gold, &c do 80 ~
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A H0BOKEN HORROR.

An Unknown Man Brutality Murdered-The
Body Found in the Snow Near the Elysian
Fields-The Face Gashed and the Skull
Pierced in Four Places-Was He
Killed for Money or for Malice!
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sh Ia 80 Ion 70 30 spoke brig Haze, from MIX River
SER Bowen tof Bangor), Alexander. savanilla q
iS S With hides: &C. to De Castro Coz vessel to
=" Md Co. Had strong and NV winds the entire pas
age lost mainboom and split mansail was days OF
schr zeta Psi of BOSTON,, Thompson Kingston ia Jan
do VIA MIX Riyes "a 10 days with ogwood 70 De Cor
c,a,saeras romthe nee days with strong NE and NV
Passed Through He'll Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
steamship Franconia, Bragg Portland for New York,
Win mdse and passengers, To j r Ames
:, steamsnip Acushnet Rector New Bedford for New
YORK WIN mdse and passenaers 70 Ferguson Wood
York. with mdse and passenpera -
steamer FL CID, Smith, Norwich for New York. with
Steamer Gaatea. Gale, Providence tor New York, with
BOUND EAST
Schr Julia A Tate Tate, New York for Providence.
schr Samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for
Stamford.
schr A Forsythe, HobbIc. New York for Stamford
Steamer United States, DAYS. New YORK for Fall River.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
BY w, GpIdli
ny W "VTTIT.
Aucttoneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank a rec,.

TRUSTEES AND AssIG NEE,s SAFE
HfrS Sp TIFF sAb EAEW q THKEE
A AII1 FhE HFhR F 9E THE MEGHASicS
THERETO, CONTAINING Rf ';splsf; ri vvEiE
Fo kY one baiEbk5EF2TAETEE AGkts AXb
BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed to IN" 80.
signed, W. Goddn, by pr John G.. Lnnr,.f',' ayr
"ile Te ga date the 10Th Siay. ISL iu!y re-.
corded LII Hanover County Court land by vim ~
an order IN bankruptcy entered on The Dd J,- "a
October, 1873, the undersigned, John / IL, ,'', u
assignee 81 s;ud John q; Lunpkin. aud Wellax:G,,
Godoln trustee VIII sell AZ auction on the f-.,n
ises' at Mechancsvllle, the residence u Dr. fnfrn
KIN, on TUESDAY the 18th October. ga, a. =
O'Clock I. A.; lr fair; not, the rst fair day th~r
The one known as "MECIIANICsViILF," CON.
taaHHns'E y re, ETGsnt sSWusSy IiHhE HCNDkED
eghly-six acres are In original growth Of nv
hickory, ash, gum, &C.: balance opru land. Of g"ni
quality. IN: Improvement: 81: If the h.s, L!nJ.
consisting Of a handsome DWELLING, crr,.ir'ir'
eleven rooms Office, school-ho,l~c barns so si
storehonSe, workshops, Sc. The buildings Are ali
IN good order, and are Insured Tor about COO
The dwelling Is surrounded by :, yroy. nc ~. ~
This farm viii DC subdivided Into hr . or EGur
smaller parcels. to sell with The wcllinr s
enty-seren &c res, and then the remaining $50 acrcs
IN two. three, or four parcels !hayMg front. a, va
turnpikel rs may bc determined Oh al the hotir 81
sale.
After this. will be sold the TIrr SMALL Farms
one containing FORTY AND TiHEE-OU ARIFp
ACRES, hali-Eile from the residence Of Dr. iu,n,,.
kin, nearly opposite the farm Of Major Ro. :
Archer, having thereon a new and Comfortable
dwelling with tnur rooms. aud the land Is adnll,
by well adapted for vegetables, &. The other. cDG-
tanning FORTY-OSE AND Sr.vEN-EI.,HIjjS
ACRES, distant about one mile from the turntsn
on which there i5 Il comfortable dwelling cDu:.Iu
Ing three rooms about twcDtg acre, cleared lrI
ance In wood OF excellent quality. rlats ofihr ,,rI
viii be cShibtcdat the sale
The foregoing property IS admirably wei lor,
ted In desirable nc!ghcorhood on an rxr.l'cn,
turnpike AMI Is justly re2ardrlas the most va!,-
bic that has been Oh the hidFArt ;Gr bong NM.
and as the sale will be per"m.."ry. i:rs4n, ~, H..
yitcG 10 attend.
TERMS: Onc-forrth cash: balance at 1. :. and
title retained Till all OF tie pu-ch;s" money T. raI
".GbDDi$. Trustee.
Oc3 JOHN i. LIZ MI ! II. t,si-n..l
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COTTON MARKETS, OCTOBER 4.

w
MoBlLE.-Quiet and firm: mddlings. &C.; low
mid,rgs. lG+c.: net receipts. ~ n.ies ck
ports coatwis-. 81 bales sales, 300 Bales stock,
GAIvESToS.-Dcmand light; good ordinary.
liic.: ordinary. l2i.c.: net receipts, AIS bdleS
sales. 10 bales: stock. .22! bales. ,c,>o ,o,,.
iddngs. &C.: strict good ordiunry. 5igc.; nc, re-
cciptS Go1 bales; sales, 200 bales; STOCK o'l1o
ArGrsTA.-Ouict; mddlngs. l Gi@c.: net receipts.
81 bales: sales. 212 bales: stock. 1.2S1 bales
BoST0S.-Quict and steady: middlinss lS,9c G
net receipts. 1919 bales: gross, COO bales s;'cs' 2ou
': SEIM.'0Weekly receipts. l,5G5 bales; ship
ments, 1852 bales: stock 2.S56 Daicsi ,,idi,,,rs
sac: receipts. SIS bales; shipments, GA bales
stock. 1888 bales. ,,. ,...
%oRFoLK.-Actve and nomin,ally higher: low 3.,
middlings re-: net receipts. i ID bales exports
coastwise, 755 bales; sales 90 bales; stock 1858
bales. o,. ,,u;,o, 1919 lou.
middings. iSc.: strict good ordinary, i c.; net
receipts ga bales; gross receipts 293 bales.
BALTIMoRE.-Quiet: middlimgs. 1ec; low mid
dlinps Tic: strict good ordinary. lChc. gross
rctiuts. 1879 bales: exports coaStwse 10 bales
sales, 81 bales: stock. 1.1S "a bales.
SAvASSAII.-Firm; mddlinSS lGAc.: net re-
Nm ORIE,Ss.-Good cotton firm: inland lower
quotations easy: middlings ls9 ISIS: low mid MD
net receipts 43l bales: gross receipts, 634 bales
exports coastwise, 100 bales; sales, 500 bales
stock, 2S. 956 bales.
COTTON AND NAVAL sToRES-wEEKLY REVIEW.
For cotton on spot during the early part Of the
week prices settled until low middlings uplands
touched AT i nc. This was about the bottom figure
and as affairs began to look up. the market rccov
eI ed the decline. Shippers aid spinners purchased
quite freely, and Yesterday closed with very firm
livery. Dealings were limited and rates ruled
slightly irregular. October CONTRACTS have sold
freely. but at the close of yesterdays business
Stacked up. and rates were slightly, or. Total sales
for the week, II 400 bales, OF which G2 800 bales
were contract and S,962 bales for immediate de-
livery, rs follows: 3,6i7 bales for export, o,O21
bales for spinning, and 2SS bales for speculation
included were so bales toarrlyc.
Naval stores, after selling very low. have rccor-
cred closing nrmer with sales.
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real ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

Tor SALE PRIVATELf.-We oner
4 for sale on private terms the following aeS'T IN
bic and eligible property. NIL now paying Hoo GU he
terest: and being the safest Investment that caii y.
made we call the attention Of parties having lnoHey
70 Invest to the list below: 80, 1000,
Two new BRICK DWELLINGS, with ten rooms
each ON Cary street between Second ana InlrG
BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms. corner Hr"ce
and Relvidere streets; lot 43 by lou iect. w.,
RRICk DWELLING. six rooms, opp0si!e hioh-
roc Park on Main street; lot 52h by 199 leet
PRICK DWELLING. six rooms, on Gay ue
tween second and Third streets.
FRAME DWELLING, seven rooms, III eoou IT,
mir on Cary between Adams and Fonsnee Streets
TRICK DWELLING, nine rooms, OH run pe-
tween Leigh md jackson streets. ,,u
BRICK DWELLING, ten rooms, on sfahh'ih
near Fourth street. ,,,,.s o,root
'f Two FRAME HOUSES, three rooms each, corner
Thirtieth and streets. , ,,,roo,
FRAME HOUSE, five rooms, fourth pe'"eeh
Leigh and Jackson streets rrot,
FRAME DWELLING, five rooms, on twenty
fifth street near Leigh. ,,,..oo,
FRAME HOUSE, four rooms on Canal between
First aud Foushee streets. -. r,o,,or,y
FRAME HOUSE new, five rooms, on beverly
between Pine and Belvldcrc streets.
Also several SMALL HOUSES on inc Mont'!ii,
nl,n vacant OTIS In every section OF Inc clly, anu
Several large WAREHOUSES; and sIOKES no"
Welding GOOD reuts. ApplytO
HILL Il GUDDlS, Real Estate Agents,
ocfat No. HOS Main street.
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sns app R RSss 2osGsaa is NEer""
plastsr: Lump; none in market ; groun'' Sl' )
Dry Goods.
Rro,cn Sbeet{nos and Shfrtings: "A Mancnes.
tor. ioc. K Manchester. SAc.: Manchester, &c: !;
A james River, l0kc;; James nivcf, 1ss n =
t sfS f iSs III PoS%ss
DE- al Blue Ridge. &C.; "A Rockbridge.
10se Roekbridge &c e te oSssoGa 1 &c:
d. Cones,oga, f0Xc.; Io-4 Pepperi, 35c.; lo-4
City. 32Hc.
Beseaed tngs ard sA1engs4 a R %sns.
t.. lss Al aon MsS9 i4e. 4' JScida IKE
hr9niac, lie. A Social: okc.; "a Amosskeagi
12&c.; Whiles,one, 1Oc;% B3rnsby, SCI; k hel
ter TS, &C.: I0-4 Waithaln, 40c.; 10-+ City
sr6 sSs' Drills: Petersburg, 11hc.; wcs'ford'
us E9s;a t Jsans ilavana loHc Amoskeag
,$$si 1''(l f." fave; Boston Steam Mills
Fl TTints: American, 11e.: Aliens; lae: Eich.
nond lie; Sprague 1 1,to H 11c! Mcrrmaci,
lie; Mallory, lie Oriental, lc.; Pacific, lie;
Arnold &c.; Xmoskcag, &C.; Wamsutta, SC.
Cumh.ics: Rice, &C.; English. &c..
Drugs, DyestuTs, Oils, sc.
Alum: Sc.
Alcohol: 1926 u G.llon.
Concentrated Lye: IS n case OF fur Dozen
Coppcras: &c.
Cdchineal: 81 % h.
Extract Of Loytcood: 1Gc.
Inoligo: s1.25.
.Hndder: 1Gc.
ais. Linsccd, s1.0s@s1.10: machine, SO
81 ~ slmrm. So whale. Soc: straiia, oo;9
zoe Labrador cod oil, S0MoJc. lard sc. SWEEP,
Sc II dozen: best salad, IL CASTOR ~ 7; gallon
Virginia lulrcating, SOC; Kerosene, &c u gallon
Rac1 Ginger: Ice
SOFIA Sal. &C in kegs; English soda. &C.. Ameri'
Gail. 7xc. -.o
| SpiTitS Turpe1tinc: 5s060c.
Fertilizers.
f;rnTo: Peruvian. $50: Guanapc. $40 e ton
| Sca-Fowl $50: Pacific. 500: Powilatan kaWhont
Snncrnlosplatc. $50: Flour OF Rawhone. soo
| Piedmont, $50; Maryland Tobacco-food' Too.
Hides Leather, sc.
Hides. Green. 7Hc. dry sailed l4ml SIC. nrs
nimt' 1GSi &c: vet sailed, 1l1l2i!c. wet s;1ltee
cal:skins. 81 .G5(1sSl.To.
Je,,bcr Sole leather oak. 81 M4Jc.: sole leather
he,nJnck. 2OM32c.; country uppcr. 3Jig30c.: cil!
finish. 2Jm2 I'VE % foot: KIP 60cT sl Y D.; hir:
ness. country. 33M3Sc.; city finish. 40@44c. e
ii. calf,kins. French, 81 5Gt*2.25 I! d.: Ameri
can toak), S1WS1.30; hclnlock. S1GSl.2oi rough
skirlin2 3l@.3oc.
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BY Lyme " Brother'
Real Estate Agents hnd Anctloncer5,
No, 1919 Main street.
WE OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE TE

WE OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE The
w following REAL ESTATE, which we can
recommend as safe, profitable, and So0h invest
mcnts, and 10 make qniCk sales VIII scA ''' 'ci'
reasonable prices and on liberal terms -, r,or no.
Handsome BRICK RESlDEACE Oh 1mS oe-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. ,,., $500, r,,.
BRICK DWELLING corner Firth ana Gay
streets. ~ >-,, ,..o,,d T o;ur,
s' FiRFiiMED TENEMENT on Slnth beyond Leigh
S'i BsRicK TENEMENT on Fifth between Leigh
'I BR &c TENEMENT on Marshall between First
an RR ;ifi''I TENEMENT on Fourth between Cary
an FR si'Si TENEMENT (Srw) corner Cary and
BRiCK TENEMENT on Cary between Cherry
"n TRA III 81 TESEMEST on Cherry between Main
va Itli Sic LoTs on GRACE, FRANKLIN,
AND CLAY STREETS.
RPIcK TENEMENT on Mayo near iiroac street;
BRICK TENEMENT corner Eighteenth anu
n RKiC * TENEMENT on Marshall between Sc
vgg'espM,hn and kiThsff s o be-
EKICK TENEMENT on Clay between Seven
tcrnrh and Eighteenth streets. ,,.,,,,;,,,,
FRAMED HOUSE on bloa" He"F
'FR'iyED HOUSE on Short street, Union HUI.
FRAMED HOUSE Oh Iwcnty-irot between Le's'
'' FR = COTTAGE on Twcnty-third between
FIR F'RIAMtD Ten EMENT on Twcnty-hith between
Leigh and N streets. ,,o.,,oo,, r,,v.u,y-sc.
BRICK HOUSE on Broad between A"c"
ycnth and Twcnty-cighth streets. ,.
ERiCK re \ EMEST on Franklin street
Several FARMS near the ely. G. BROTHER.
Apply at once to l. NE " i'-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
by Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucuoncers,
lib Main street.

ryRITSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
EIIR ACRES, WITH COMMODlOUS M
TpEEoVEMENTS, IN PRINCE EDWARD COUN-
TY. VA, THREE MILES SOUTH OF BURKE
riIIE 'ifIE JUNCTION OF THE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE AND ATLANTIC, hlsSlS-
SIPPl AND OHIO RAILROADS, BY AU'TIOS.
nv virtue of the provisions Of deed Of trust bearing
dirc rhe 9Th September, S70 from john McCallan
i'm the office OF the clerk Of Prince Edward county, to
secure the payment Of the several Sums OF money
therein mentioned, being required TO do,
shalt Us trustee in said deed, sell by public auction
on SATURDAY the 2Jth instant, ut O'Clock K.
81 TO the highest bidder. the premises AT Burke
vile. the junction OF the aboye-named railroads,
in Prince dwardcounty, Va, the valuable 1 ACT
ELEVEN HUSD RED AND SlNTi-FOCR
ACRES, 6ne-third OF which Is improved ana In a
fine state Of cultivation. The remaining two-thirds
are heavily tnbered with pine. oak, &C.. which can
lie cut and sold TO said railroads at renuncratve
prices. The land IS well watcred, and has AL the
couycnicnccS and commentators OF valuable
farm. The buildings consist of Il large FRAME
DWELLING with TWO stories, containing seven or
eight rooms; kitchen, barn, stable, aud other oGt-
houses.
The location Of this property Is among the finest
tobacco region III Virginia, aud. with excellent SC
ciety churches. and other advantages, shou&g COM
nand the attention Of all looking for landed Invest
mentS.
TERMS: Onc-third OF the purchase money In cash
the residue in two equal instruments, payable IN enc
and two years, the purchaser 20 give his negotiable
notes for the deferred payments with Interest uid
ed, and secured bya decd Of trust: r-.oo
JAMES A. AGNEW, Trustee.
ia Min strap. Rirhuoud Va oc
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PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER /, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman. New York, 1ncr-
chandiSc and passengers, c. W. Allen & Co., agents.
Steamer John sylvester, Post. Norfolk, ner
cl,andise and passengers. L. 3. Tatum, agent.
Brig Ceres. socken. Liverpool. salt. r. +. Will
liauS below bar waiting 10 be lightcncd.
SAILED.
Schooner J. +. H. Langdl, Flowers, Washington,
dressed granite, Currie & co.
Schooner Annic +. Moore, Phillips, Philadelphia
Ella James river, lumber, Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner Benny Boat. Kelly, New York, camel
coal, StorrS Co.
SAILED SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5.
Steamship Richmond, Lawrence New York, mer-
chandIsc and passengers, 6. W. Allen i Co.
VESSELS IN PORT.
Brig c. F. Eaton, Radford, discharging salt, Da-
venport L Morris.
Schooner 6. NJ. Partridge, loading Iron, ProHi-
dence, Curtis & Parker. ~
Schooner Louisa A.. keliy .,;s WOODS hoie' us
c srsnoSer G. 4. Traycrs, Mitchell Philadelphia,
diseharsing coal & r Lathr esp;rs ,xrs de Grace
schooaer ". l. franklin, Seward, Georgetown,
Schooner Amelia Hearn. Moore, Philadelphia,
dsehagng Ga Sa
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell. Fisher, PAladel-
pa!a dssnsrgng coal Cssel F Reps New yor.
discharging merchandise, Curtis 4 Parker. =
Schooner K. G. Stannard, Hubbard, Hayre dc
Grace, discharging coal, 5. L. Lathrop.
Schooner Annie Y. Bergen, Thompson, New
York, discharging railroad iron, Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
Schooner w. Fl. Phare, Edward, Philadelphia,
diSchargiug coal, w. Roberts.
Schooner Father and Sou. Fisher, Havre de
Grace. discharging coal.
Schooner Robert Healy, Jones, Georgetown, dis
charging coal, w. Roberts.
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Patterson, HaYre de
Grace. dschargng ccal, Cottrell & Reins.
Schooner Hannah Warwick. Pierson, George
town, discharging coal, James River Improvement.
Schooner John s. Reese, Waford, Georgetown,
diScharging coal, 4. 3. Bentley.
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Eliza Hancox has been sent North.
NEW YORK, October 2.-Arriycd, sch0oners j.
". Morris, Longstrect, Jennie HALL, and Foster,
Virginia.
ABANDONED.
Schooner D. F. Keeling, Robinson. from Sayan-
nah, 9th ult., for Baltimore, was abandoned OF
Martins lndustry-po further particulars.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October 4.-Arriyed, City OF Ant
werp with crew of Polaris, Spain, Adriatc. Ar
rived out, Scotia, sam8rla, Marathon.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, October 4, 1878.
Country Produce. --.--
Roots: Ginseng, 1885,; seneca, without top
60c. ~ F>'>.--
Beescoe: CSC. "a b. -. Et9. -1+s
Butter: Prime to choice yellow; 2SWS7c'' poor
to good, 12Q15c common, SQ1Oc-
Broom-Corn: Green, 60Sc. red, 3@4c.
Corn Meal: S5c. "a bushel. -1.,.-s
Egos: In barrels, 10000. p dozen; In crates,
-Four: Virginia country is quoted to-day Fine.
s6@s6.25; snpertine, S7@s7 20: extra, $S@
brands, s10.50@DS11.
Fsathers: Prime lve-soose, 65@70c.; common,
30Q40c.
FZarseed: sl.70G:l.75 p bushel.
Atu: Virginia Timothy, $l.200S1.3 So: clover,
$4,000. -
Lotrd: Country, 10c.
oats: Baled. So@s5c. q 100 rs.
Potatoes: Irish, Sl0$l.25 q bushel. -
Rye: Soc q bushcl.
iSumac: IL for prime.
ihucks: S1@sl.25.
7allow: 714@Sc. % b.
Wool: Washed, 3S@41c.; unwasheu, 25Q75c.
Tie market for general merchandise shows no
change In the past week except that bacon has de-
clined about &c. % b. and lard has advanced Nc.
7ah.
Cement, Lime, Plaster; &C.
Cemen!: $R.25@b2.30 a barrel Rosendale,
Line; Agricultural, 1o@l2Hc. 81 bushel; v!r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06

by CAPTAIN Green, in the South h. NIL rI ha
trade. Fort Santa, Cruz. not rccosn'Iln,s Inc
house flag, hailed him and ordered hihi W
" bcsye to-" But the worthy skipper ulont
sncak Portuguese, and the simple Statement,
of The name of his vessel, which he hurieo
NJ thc fort, was not at. all satisfactory soka
hiank shot was fired rs a mild suggestion ior
him TO stop. But he called for his revolver
and. nointing it sksward, fired six success.
Sive shots. Then solid shot from the iort
skinned across his bow, and another, oetter
aimed, passed through his foresall.
The fort and two shore batteries
opencd fire upon him, and several o, o,
his light sars were cut away. But ne helu
on his course rejoicing, loading and hrlns
his revolver. He finally reached quarantine
and came TO anchor just Us his flying llp'
boom went by the board. lie was then So
near the other shipping that they darcu nIe
on him no longer, and the police noat, th iI
custom-house boat, and the health noat "i ~
boarded him, together with the captain vi
the mort, who, with more vigor than poi'ie,
ness. wanted to know "Why III "
didn't heave TOP "Heavc to-" claculaleu
the astounded skipper, g. was that Whas you
wanted. Good Lord. ] thought you wa;
salutjn' the American flag" D'ooee
shoutcd the officers in choruss anu SCI the
case down as additional evidence Of the III
Macy which they regarded rs necessary IN
rrcdicnt of the American character.