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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-12
TORACSOS.

have on hand a full line of TohaccoS,
from the leading manu- actnrieS IN tn"
country, including Loriilard'S, FINER
Bros, Homer Hudson's, j. b. Pace, ken
mond, J. x. Pace, Danville, b. +. Grayely,
Holhrook's Monitor Navy, larry Z. HOl-
brook Navy.
| can furnish all styles made by these
factories, at lowest market prices
NJ. REILLY,
1909 and 1871 Main Street.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

CHICAGO July 20, 1871
At an carly hour this morning lawless mobs be.
gan concentrating at the Hasled street vaduct where
the fight occurred last night At eight O'Clock this
morning there some three thousand roughs, un
der the msnomer Of aborers, gathered at that place
At half past eleven this formidable array had aug
men,ed until it was estimated there were not
loss than 10000 present The undecided
pcaceulness Of the horde had vanished.
Their numbers seemed to inspire them
with the valor Of savagcs. Thoy we're bent vio
lence aud hesiiatcd at nothing. The worth approach
OF the Halstcd street viaduct aud the structure itself
was blocked with q mass of rioters.
OPENING THE YIcnL
The moment they hehed the approach Of the police,
who had gone out from Harrison street station they
broke unfortunately and fed to the other side,
bowling like HeLds The police broke into
counter charge was mado by the rioters In
an attempt 10 pass the police on the
viaduct. In order that there might be
force Of dcsperadocs on each sde OF
was promptly and crednab,y frustrated by free Of
the baton aud a display oil pistols, from which blank
cartridges were fred The mob then pitched tsefhead-
long down tho descent across sixteenth street. where
bolt made large body turned west on Sixteenth
street. and a similar crowd went east, In the direction
OF the Chicago, burlington and Quincy freight houses
There a briel OF inactivity during which
the police formed in line ana prepared Tor charge.
This the signal for a shower OF stones, pistol
widest disorder prevailed. and 1t evil
dent that the police were . lnto alarmed
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
MAYOR JONES EXPLAINS.

HIS SPEECH TO THE TOLEDO MOB MrsRRpRr.
sENTED-HIs SYMPATHY NOT WITH RIOTERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 26, 1871
Mayor Jones to-day claims he has been unfairly
treated in regard TO tho meeting last night and the
speech lie made to tho mob AS 10 the meeting. he
claims that he called 1t At the Objectionable place in
which II was had, becsusc It was tho only one
capable OF accommodating tho number Of poopls he
expected to DO present Then the batter class OF pso-
po whom he expected 10 be there stayed away saA
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

OF the Ninth regiment and four companies Of the
Twenty-econr, under Maj Clark, and they have
pitched their tents the lake front.
All the disteries and the water works are under
gutrd T veterans
Th L Ike Shore and Michigan southern and Chicago
and cx lsand railroads began to move freight again
this afternoon.
ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES.
The following addi, ional casualties are repGred:-
+. HEMINGWAY, Chi ;ago, Burlington and QnLcy
news agent ssa
spectator; dangerously wounded with stone.
ANDERSON, lawyer, member OF tho veteran cavalry;
slightly wounded with bullet In the leg.
couRrEslxs tn. TROOPS.
Three OF the leading Wholesale j.wery houses In
Chicago Benjamin Allen & Co., Cal Cai p and W. b.
Ciapp, Young & Co, this morning purchased large
quantity of vegetables ana tobacco aud cigars for
United States regular troops who have arrived here
and are stationed in the Exposition building.
Mayor Heath says he does not wish to call the regu
lars into actual for fear Of incensng the people,
ATTEMPT waEcK TRAIN
Ino uttcmptcu 10 WRECK the IOr MllWau
kee nine O'Clock tonight but were frustrated by
the police
cAsE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
report circulated that u fight had occurred be.
tween the mob and tho Second regiment this evening
the Halsead street vaduc but turned out to be
ialse.
The report originated from the firing by the regi-
ment at a squad Of police b. mistake. They were de-
tailed to reconnoi,re tho districts and saw
crowd, which, In the night they imagined to be
and nred two volcys at long range bcfore tho
mistake discovered Fortunately no Ole was
hurt
LIVELY CONTEMPLATED
All is quiet In the disaected quarters at this hour.
Dotachments Of cavalry militia and police patrol
ling the streets Those best informed predict warm
time tomorrow. The revolt seems to be far from
settlement The wildes, rumors arc constantly
being teegraphed to the police neadq from the
different stations, such is the general panic.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

rams departed without trouble. The tsaiss -
the Chicago aud Pacific Railroad are running
as usual No freight traus nave 70"
the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad depot; sws
passenger trains leaving every DAY. Tne
Board of Trade today adopted resolutions TO Tho effect
that contracts for future delivery would not DO en-
forced until further notice Tue sailors strike has
ended. vessel owners acceding 10 tner dcmandx
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
ARREST OF RINGLEADERs AT PEORIA MON
DRIVEN AWAY FROM THE JAIL

DRIVEN AWAY FROM THE JAIL
[yY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
PEORIA, July 20. 1871
The Peoria police have just arrested three rnglcad
crs OF the disturbances, after desperate struggle
The military turned out and drove the crowd away
from the jail where the prisoners confined at the
point Of the bayonct. Mayor Robinson made speech
TO the crowd, ordering them TO disperso, and mauy
followed his advice. AT this writing all Is quiet TIE
military are under arms, waiting further orders.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
ILLINOIS.

DAT or RrorrSo AND FIdurIxo IN CHI
cAoo-coxMuSIsx broke LoosE--vARYrSa
succRssEs AND FISAL TRIUMPH OF THE
AurHoRiTrKs--rHE END NOT Yrr.
lpx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERaLD.l
CaIcAoo. July 20, 1871
The rotous feeling which has been intsnsllying and
sesesarstiss In shis ey Tor tns past few dsys eu.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
DEMONSTRATION OK ILLINOIS cEXrRAL-

CAIRO, Ill, July 20, 1871.
A demonstration made at CarbondaIe this after-
by party OF strikers various points with
tho apparent intention OF stopping Illinois Central
passenger train but after consultation IL allowed
to proceed. All Is quiet In this city.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
KILLED--cnIoAGo.

KiLLgD-cHI5AGo
Cooley, THOMAS killed instantly at Hnlsead street.
CAssELMAy THOMAS; shot IN head at No ls3 West
Sixteenth street.
FirzGEEALD, DAVID, OF the Rolling mills.
HAssir. MICHAEL, corner McGregor street.
McCoRMicg.
MccARrSEY, u boy; from the effect OF clubbing
Morris, JAMES. packer; fatally struck by stone
NoyE9 FRANK, n Communist leader
WILDER. CHARLES, residing In McGregor street
WALLACE.
Two boys, names unknown.
woUNpEp-cHIcAco.
ANDERSON, -, lawyer, member OF the VcscraD
cavalry; slightly wounded with bullet In the leg.
COLLINS, HARRY, riotcr; dangerously shot thfough
the thigh
CARBERRY, Lieutenant; seriously hurt with stone.
HEMINowAY, r. Chicago Burlington and Quincy
news agent spectator; dangerously wounded with .
stone.
KonLxASS, CHRISTOPHER; shot in tho Kidneys fatally.
LANoxskA, officer; shot through the leg seriously.
LoIxDEcKER, officer; shot through the hand.
NKwnALL, FRANK; shot seriously; residing IN South
Halstead street,
O'HARA PAT; shot through the hand.
PORTER, MARTIN: shot IN the head, not fntally
SnASLy, PAT; shot through tho hand.
SHILLING, NICK, leading Comm unist; shot through
the
TINsLY, JOSEPH; shot in tho leg.
TAYLOR, +. A., officer; shot IN the leg
WEANgY, A.; shot in the left lung.
The New York herald., 1877-07-27

THE RAILROAD REVOLT.
Chicago in the Throes Of a
Bloody Riot.
FIGHTING ALL DAY.
The Police 0verpowered-The Mob
Charged by Cavalry.
II KILLED, Is WOUNDED.
Wild Rumors in Circulation-The
Citizens Arm.
RI0TOUS MOBS In ST. LOUIS.
Ringleaders Arrested and a
Rescue Attempted.
THE San FRANCISCO RIOT CHECKED.
Bread Famine Threatened in
Pennsylvania.
HARTRANFT MEANS BUSINESS
He Moves in Force Along the Penn
Sylvania Railroad.
A BREAKDOWN EASTWARD.
End Of the Strike on the New York Central
Erie and Lackawanna.
TROUBLE AT PORT MORRIS.
Proclamation by Governor Will
Jams, of Indiana.
THE SC0TT-ARTHUR CONTROVERSY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
WILMINGTON MARKETS.

MARCH T.-Sptrits Turpentine.--Thc market
opened firm ut SIC. p gallon for country packages,
at which price about $50 casks changed hands,
closing quiet and easier.
Rosin.-1hcre decidedly better feeling in
this article, market opening hrm at ,*1.75 for
strained and 81 so for good strained with sales re-
ported of 1900 barrels at quotations. closing firm
iso sales Of 100 barrels tG) low No. at 81 80,
1875 barrels (H) No. l ut Sc, and so barrels ID
Extra No. at 1926 p barrel.
Tdr.-Markct steady and unchanged, the receipts
of The day meeting with ready sale at $3.50 q bar
rel.
Crude TurDentine.-The market for crude tur-
peniue was quiet 1T unchanged prices; the receipts
the day being placed ut ~. 65 tor hard and 1866
for virgin and ycllow-dip.
Cotton.-There wa! some considerable improve
ment pcrceptbc in thcmurket for this articIe slim
ulated to some extent by the light receipts both
buyers AMI sellers manifesin2 more disposition to
operate. The sales reported comprise SO bales as
follows 10 bales stainedl at l0Ac.;5 bales ut Co.
IL bales ut IL 3-16c: Is bales At nc. 25 bales
ut Ike; bales ut 1&c., and bales ut &c. q
10. The following are the official quotations: Or
binary, 1Okc. p h.; good ordinary, 11Sc; low
middlipg, llAc.; mlddling, l &c., good middling
12ac.
Pennuts-MarketG quiet with sales Of 500 bush
els at 75c to S1.l0 y busiel, rs to quality.-Star.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
KENTUCKY
NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 6.-Tobucco.-In Kentucky leaf there isa
fair trade from manufacturers hut not much DOING
GA export account. Prices generally firm Seed
leaf is fairly active and steady sales arc $50 hoES-
heads Kentucky leaf at Sol 5c;: 100 cases s,lndrrs
So cases Pennsylvania, 1875, lac; 4S cases Wis
$50 bales Havana at soc. OSLO: Virginia Leaf
as follows Virginia bright wrappers-Common TO
medium. l7p25c.; good, 30@45c.; fine to extra
fine soksr 179s9e daG Gr MS aiT
Tugs, 7GD SI.c.: dark low leaf liz; dark me
dillm TO good, 1lK@13c.; dark extra shipping. Ia
vana tiilers, fair, 90c.6hs1 Havana iillers fine,
s1.O5Gsl.l5; Yar,, l and II cut, assorted, SOC
Kentucky Leaf tnew crop)-Common hugs, light 1s,
4k@5hc.; he.rvy 5;5G esc.; good Jugs, hSnt: n&ea
nenvy, S@9c. medium leaf, light sal heavy, 10
ollie; good eaf, light, l0@12e: heavy, q lI *
isc fine leaf ghs Tag hesS; hSy
5000 seod common, 59@s7 Sc; mIiddin gt ss
upper Country, $4,000 $25 ground leaves, new, So
to gs9d st@s Ss rEG e
spanyled to yellow. slO@sl5..
~r sSss lG5SR q &c. SsE hnF?9s
Ise.E: fine, a0@25c. New England seconds, ga
&C.; filters, 5@6c.: seconds and filters, shippins
PENIS yivania wrappers, 17@30c.; New York as.
sorted lots, common to medium, 1850; ONE t
5ga7Kc. Crop Of 1875: New England wrappers
common, l0@12c; fine ,wrapperns do492s &C.
onds lO@l2c.; filters, 6@7hc.; seconds ano
ders, shipping lots, 5h@7e: Pennsylvania assorted
lots, 15@2oc.; wrappers, 35 g45c New YORK as
sorted lots, common to medium. Ga@l2c.; good
I7@25c.; Ohio assorted lots, 6A@Sc.; Wisconsin
assorted lots, 4SGE7c.
Observation-Disclosures work, common and me
ium. In bond. 3S@1 &c.; good and fine, in bond,
@2Ic. bright work, common and medium, IN bond
2l@23c.; good and fine. in bond, 25GG44c.-JoWT
nal of COMMERCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Who'll PRICES:

MARCH Observation-Disclosures Is decidedly
more actively far this week than we have It
for some time; Orders arc coming In freely, which
ing accounts from The country farmers are gen.
orally in good spirits and are hard at work for
be had by those who have the truck to get, and
that 1t Is silver and gold once more, who will not
There were moderate offerings Of loose tobacco
to-day, and the market continues firm and active,
particularly for the good grades.
clining the past week, but far this week receipts
have materially fallen off, and there II better feel
Ing both at Liverpool and New YORK. closing to-day
firm. There has been good degree. Of activity In
our market since our last. and fair business hiss
been done.
Peanuts are rather lower, but ut the decline large
sales are making. We quote, 70@S2Hc.
Poultry is still coming forward and selling well.
Eggs have been abundant, and bring l0@1lc., In
lots.
Butter Is abundant and sales low ut 10000.
Cotton.-There has been good demand this week
both from and snners and the orng
g gS Mlddlng, i1ss@f me- low middIine, lie
114c.; gooo ordinary, 10@l0hc.: ordinary, Sk@
Hogs-s775@Se.
Wfeat.-harkeI very hrm common to fair, $3.50
@sl 80; good, sl;4o@sl'5o ;prime' sl.eo@sl.e5;
Peanuts."Markees e' 4 little ~eaker We quote at
0ats.-ln demand at 4sc., wholesale; eo@65c,
retail. - -
Seed Potatoes-Early Rose. S4.75M35; Peach
Blow. "a. 75m4s5; Early Goodrichi $3.50; country
potatoes (cating). 81 .23.
Eggs.-In barrels 12ac. q dozen: in crates, 2hc.
Fedthers.-Prime live goose, Soc; common,
30c.
Dried Fruit.-Apples-Qua and halves, 4c.;
fancy sliced. Sc. Peaches, 7Gll2kc rs to quality.
F2arseed.-s1.10@$1.15 q h,ishcI.
Lard.-Country WirpIuia), 1915.
TultoLD.-9G10c. q ID.
Cider Yinegar.-30GE35c. 3 gallon. g.. f....,
WooL.-Wasied, 2SG30c.: unwashed, 15N17l9
Rngs.-Mixed cotton. &c.; white, 495c.: woolen,
2M3C.-dDpedk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

MARCH 6.-To express 1t plainly, activity with
first bands has been wanting, while with }obbers the
very defined vet very irregular. Winter goods,
owing to change In The weather, have been exceed
lngly omfortabe to-day, which fact may have some
thing to do with the restricted movement that Is
spoken of, though we believe 1t az large In the guam
tity OF goods changing hands Is usual ut this
period Of the season, but, being at very reduced
cost, do not show in every instance corresponding
amount to previous years. II due allowance is made
for the lessened price, in connection with the large
ness for the expired portion Of the year VIII show
much larger production moved during the last ten
weeks than Is generally conceded, II 1t Is not In
cess of either Of the last three years.
Among the first goods to feel the effect of reduced
selections are brown sheetings and shirtngs which
in all leading styles are closely sold up to produc-
tion while brown drills, ickngs, dcnims, dyed duck,
cottonades, cheviots seens, corset Jeans, and many
other styles Of popular makes Of eottons. are under
The export request Is well maintained for various
markets. and many lots of goods are awaiting ship
ments from this port are nearly double those OF any
previous week for the year, which Is encouraging.
Printing cloths, although In no supply Of any mo-
active request. and the market Is Without change at
4Sc., 70 TO 80 days, for 64x64 extra goods, and
56xso less active a I. AZ, 80 days vs. ia
meut up to expectations. Job6ers have supply to
meet the present distributing demand, and only the
as well the Edlystone ancies, nre In favor 70 the
extent of every case being charged and shipped aS
soon as received line CDanDr.ly StSleS OF ArnOiQS
are in quick demand and find ready distribution.
The Manchester are doing some beautiful work
which is meeting with wide sale, SIS It Is handsome,
stylish, and new. Freeman ts doing very weli. and
with choice styles In GOOD request the work of this
company shares the selections OF the trade. The
general market, however, Is not go quick we have
seen IL as Is desired but with patience It Is be-
Dress goods have been i'll moderate request from
both agents and jobbers and the general feeling is
that fair quantities Of all kinds are going con-
sumption. In many OF the low grades Of these It is
question If they win not TO extent interfere
with prints. Consumers are curious, and in little
while from now 1t viii be seen how thtir preferences
decide. .'" ~
WoolIen goods have been quite irregular in action
during the day, the chief demand or request being
from orders for small quantities to meet current
wants. The business lacks snap, but whether 70 Q
greater extent than In past years requires that pho
IOgraphs OF previous seasons be compared before
the statement ID afir1nntively decided. With some
houses we find considerable doing In spccialties OF
large request and small production. but outside OF
such attractive features the market displays nolhiDg
different usual to the lapse from one season to an
otheY.-Tournal Of Commerce..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
), FINANCIAll.st
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE i.

ASASA>~A'AS~N>~ +.
= ~, - g. BIZ THURSDAY, March s,1S77.
sALEs.-30o Virginia tax-reeeiyable coupons sold
at Bay. afsfz ..S.
| american Gold.-1O4hbid. r.,
State Sefuritfes.-vrglnla consols, 81 bid; ylr-
tax.rscetvabIe coupons. sa4 bid, s4S asked:
116lS asked; Richmond city 6's, 81 hid, 9S asked
Rdtiroad Bonds.--virginia Central Railroad
third m9rtxage 6 f, : and j. 72S BID Virginia
nsked; Virginia Central Railroad nor-mortgage S's
j. and j., 60 asked; Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, j. md j., 81 bid, S5h
asked Virginia and Tennessee an see Rairosd thi,d
road rsi mortgage preferred 6s J. and j., 80 bid;
Southside Railroad second mortgage preferred 6s,
j. and j., SO bid, 65 asked; South.ide Railroad
third mortgage preferred &c. j. and D., As bid,
SO asked; Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's,
J. aadJ.. IS bid, 88h asked Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad second mortgage Us. NJ. and n, log
Railroad mortgage Ss, J. and j., 100 bid !; Rich
:mohd. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs, J. and J., "a bid; Richmond and Danville
Piedmont Railroad lrst mortgage s's, A. and O.,
Raiiroad Stocss.-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. 100 par, asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed,
100 par, OF bid; Richmond ana Danyille Railroad,
Ba,.s Stoeks.-First National, 100 par, j Il bid,
40 asked; National Bank Of Virginia, 100 par. 90
asked: Planters National, 100 par, l20 asked;
state Bank of Virginia, 100 par, 769 bid; Union
Bank Of Richmond, 80 par, es bid, 20 asked; City
Is par, 23H bid, 23 asked.
rns Sex 3D. 9rr hTs sae a
loo par, 81 asked CITY, 100 par; 80 asked Granite
Insurance Company, LOO par, 80 asked; CONNER
cal Fire Insurance Company, 25 par. 19 asked;
Richmond Fire Association, rs par, II bid, 18A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
BY 3. Tsiesrapn.
NEW YfIRx : y

!.
NEW YoKK. March s.-Cot,on am; srafdd,fs9
sgIanss 49, ~ ss.. midd!Iss Orleans
nent, I5e7 bales FiourVery modsraie trsis ana
ua1ch,angsd; elossd quiet Wheat quiet and STEADY;
for new, with fair trade for ungraded. Oas lower,
with light trade: mixed western and State 3saS2c.
e Cot an1shanged. Sugar am and hesyy Il S@05e
as 1aa ?1ssRss eo aass
Pork frmer and quiet; new, 1855. Ia1,i biai,sr
and trmer prime steam. So. S0aS 90; closing at
1rmer. 80. - ~ : ss''ps' : sf euae''
- BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, March s.-tlour quiet and nm.
sna rea
sI5S amber, white s14saslSs.s ssSSsg
Southern ahs .ss quiet s
SIC. Oats dull and nomiilally steady Rye steady
Provisions doll and unchanged Coffee dull and uis
-, ~, LOUISVILLE. s.s ,lss-....
LOUISVILLE, March s.-ETour nominalIy un-
sI.4s; amber si.5o; white, sI:So@si.5S. Corn a,
dull white, 42c,; mixed, lc I've In fair demand
e zss eais s s yoos B a2s
sides. sa@ssIc. Bacon ar,nes, With iisSt oaerinss;
ssss'sss s'*Pf 55 Ssls ess asas "a
Whi.ke3 steady aud unchanged. ststs ~ 1'ss,fa
,st H 81 CINCINNATI. -
CINCINNATI. March a.-Fionr dull /; family, $3.50
9S6.S0. Wheat steady and In fair demand; red,
l.40GSl.50 Corn steady at 40@p42c., Oats quiet
at 356940c. Rye dull at 74c. Barley dull and uu-
changed, PORK quiet ut $14.75.. Lard IN good de-
mantl; steam. 9Ac.; kettle, log 10hc,tI Bulk-meats
steady and In fair demand: shoulders, 5kc; short
rib fnldtfos TIC: short clear mfddles, Be. BacoA
quiet 1T GH 81. and &c. for shoHldyrs, clear RIB and
clear sides. Whtskey quiet at III. o6. Buuer duh
and unchanged: Hogs steady a, s5.70@s5.S5 re-
ceipts, ESQ head: shipments, % head 80 s st;t3
-.tstass iHirtai5 st. LOUIS. .'siiE fsstfs's
ST. LOUIS, March o.-Flour FIRM and unchanged.
Wheat inactive No. red fall, 5@eS l.45x: NO.
red fall $1.42&$1.43. Corn fairly active; No.
mixed $685. Oats in fair demani: No. 2, Soc.
Rye, 64c. Barley quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
easier 1T 81 O6. Pork opened easier: closed frnier
at sl475. farddulis at 91sc: bid. Bulk-nleats FIRM
or and inactive; clear rib-sfdes, $3.50; clear stde
$500. Bacon dull and unchanged. Hogs dull
light bacon. 95.75@s5.S0. Cattle, strong, In good
demand, and unchanged.
i.'-a ~ CHICAGO"
CHICAGO March S.--Floar steady aud firm. Wheat
strong and higher: No. 2 Chicago sprinE, 81 .26M
cash 81 .26s, April; 81 3 OF, May; No. Chicago
spring, I'll IL Corn In light demard; holders firm
at 39sc.. cash: 40tc:, April; 44Se May: Oats dull
May. Rye firm at Csc. Barley firm at 53e; Pork
In good demand and shade higher at ID: 80, cash;
sI4.40, April; 81 4.62k. stay. Lard steady.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 8, 1877. 4

r.. ARRIVED. ,g.y-, +.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New York, merchap.
disc and passengers G., W. Allen 6 Co., agents.
Steamer Norfolk, Ford, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. p. Porter. agent. II ~ 1
Steamer Shirley, Trlyers, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers. l.. b. TatnIn. agent.
Brig Glance tBr.l. Kennels, New York; In balasl-
to- load for SANTOS The Haxall- Crenshaw Company.
Schooner Joseph j. Pharo. Soper, light, Curtis q
Schooner William Pickering, Fullerton, Portland
mia Norfolk, potatoes, Allison 6 Addison. ~.
Schooner john A. Curtis, Qiilan, Philladeipnla,
Schooner +. *. Wilson, Chopper, New York, mer-
chandise Curtis e Parker.
Schooner II. w. Laws, Laws, James river, umber.
;@ss aG- J.. d. SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox- Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chundise and passengers l.. Il. Tatuln, agent:
Schooner 3. G.. Terry, Cranmer, New YORK, can
mel coal, Geryas storr$; agent. r,,,r pn,,,de,n,.
Schooner Laura G.. Wolf, Ewing, fnliaGeipnia1
granite, Curtis Il Parker. ,.. ts,;-. 49,.
-lc-s' - MEMORANDA .t'@ "@
Schooner John II. williams, Mitchell, from James
river, ut Baltimore March It'll. itai
NOTICE. TO MARINERS. /" iaga-
An obstruction. buoy has been placed ona wreck
In the Delaware river fhree-lnarters OF plie que
west from the bnoy on the Horseshoe, just beio"
By-TcIegraph. sa.r.s, yls5 /.
NEW YORK. March S.-Arrived: Victoria, City
laurel, Lindola. Juliana PRESCOTT, 5Hazelalne,
Joshua Martha, Bethey Guide. III -
CHARLESTON, March s.-Arriyed steamer ha-
leigh Baltimore. Cleared: Banks G: B.'lloanci "a.
rlen; Gulnare- Hampton Roads schoonera AlDert
fFhomas Baltimore: Corson, Wilmington, Del.