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u- whftehursr,s Gullery,--iitcs,s ps

EY Wh1teburst7s GnI1ery,..-LftCh's Pho.
ToGRAPHS REDUCED IN PRICE.-petsrmined "a
adapt my prices to what seems to be q 6esdera,uu
in Richmond, have concluded to reduce the price,
of my beautiful Photographs, taken on paper to |.
STANDARD that am sure ought to warrant the mott
extensive sale of any class of pictures ever Intro.
duced in this city. Though but a short time sipcs
they have been introduced here as taken by mvssN
they have ELECTED the highest encomiuns from III.
best critics, and pronounced the greatest improve
to the old style of Dagusreotype, whish must fade
in the of fsw years, and not subject to the
accidents that may befsll Ambrotypes-the fact tia,
America, is warrant enough for my believing they
will here also
can furnish the picture, painted in oil or WI.
ter soIors, beautiful effect, at very moderats
charges
Ambrotypes taken in the finest style. on sccommo
dating terms. A. LITCH,
ap 4-2t* Manager
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TEA MARKET-Teas were again active in New
York on Friday, and besides public sale which
went off with spirit and at full prices, about 6O0O
half chests of Oolongs (blsck) were made at priv
vaie sale, closing at an advance of about three
cents per pound.
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FROM HAvANA.-rhe steamship Cahawba ar
rived at New York Friday, with dates from Ha.
vana to the 29th ult. The weather was still
pleasant, but the visitors had nearly all left. The
bark Crusader, Capt Moore, arrived on the 29th
seven days from Norfolk Va.
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sRkLIALl nOvIOA.

u The regufnr msnfhiy snessnDs of r.
Monroe 6uildiug Hsnd Compsny vf1f Esks plss,
this MONDAY evening, 1t ssusdefs Hall Al ~
past seven o'clock fall sttsndanes fsdesiy.s. :.
busines of importance viii Be brought before n.
company. b. w. STARKE.
lit Becretsrv
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Naval Board of Enquiry.

WASHINGTON, April 5-Another Naval Board
of Enquiry will be instituted at Washington it be
ing impracticabe 10 locate it anywhere else, in
consequence of the constant requirement OF docus
ments from the Navy Department, which are not
allowed to be retained over night.
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SUIT AGAINST EX.SECRErARY

SUIT AGAINST EX.SECRErARY GUTHRIE
"Ion' the Washington correspondent of the Bal
tirnore Sun, says that Hon Richard w. Thomson,
of Indiana, has brought suit in the Circuit Court
Of Indiana against Mr.. Guthrie. late Secretary of
the Treasury. for preventipg'the payment of his
claim of $40 900 upon an Ipdan tribe, for whom he
was agent.
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Portsmouth Municipal Election.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, April Mr.. Hodges DEM
ocrat, was elected Mayor of Portsmouth yester'
day All the Democratic candidates for the
Council are probably elected.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ALBEMARLE CAEAL.-This
important work of Improvement is rapidly pro-
crossing. Several steam dredging machines of
immense power and of rapid movement, are EN-.
ployed, and it is thought that In twelve months
another connection will be made between the was
ters of Norfolk har Dor and those of North Caro-
lima
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Tria! of Rev. Mr.. kaIloch.

BOSTON, April 4.-The evidence in the Kallcch
trial closed to day at one o'clock, and the Court
adjourned till Monday, when the matter will be
summed up by counsel.
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NEW DREss.-That euterprising daily, the
Washington Evening Star, comes to us In new
aud handsome dress. The editor makes it the oe-
casion to renew his pledges to the public to make
the Star paper worthy of the metropolis.
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WaIker,s Victory CouErmed. =

NEW YORK, April 5.-Letters from General
Henningsen. dated Rivas, March 10Th, confirm the
statement of Walkers victory, with . loss to the
allies of 400 Walkers loss was so.
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HEAVY DAMAGES FOR ISLANDER In Greenvile.
S. c., jury has awarded to young lady $4,000
damages against citizen of that place for SANDER
After paying lawyers fees the plaintiff devoted
the remaining sum to benevolent purposes.
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~ arILL opEN-Ths Great Gifs Book Sale, NO.
2l4 Broad street, il still open and ths ptopiiesofs
sc bes,owins. with lavish hands presents ootn ase'
fu and ornamental to the purchasers Of tnen epoee
selection of Books. Call and examine.
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NEW YORK, April Nearly half the cargo of
the ship Hero from Charleston, ashore at Formby,
has been got out She wouidbe wholly discharged
by Saturday, when an effort will be made to get
her off.
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Potatoes Of the new crop were on the tables at
Charleston, 8. @, Friday.
The st Louis papers announce the death Of
Willis L. Williams, prominent lawyer of that
city.
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COLLECTOR APPoINTED.-Tim Rives has
been appointed Collector of the port of Petersburg
Va, vice A. d Banks, resigned.
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SPECIAL DISPATCH I.

COLUMBUS, Ga, April 4.--Don Juan won the
two mile colt stake yesterday. s.
D. McDaniel's Kate Hunter won the mile heat
race, best three in five.
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SALE OF A FARM AND NEGRoEs-Mount View,
King George county, Va, containing $50 acres,
was purchased on Friday by w Robinson Taylor,
Esq of Middlesex for Sl405. Thirty>sx negroes
we've also sold at S24, 755-sl2O0 and $500 were
given TO men.
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Ten Men Drowned,
The = hip Hero.

CAPE VINCENT, April ga boat crossing from
Kingston to this place yesterday was capsized and
ten men drowned. Their names are not known.
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vvirginia Mechanics, Institute. III.
annual meeting of this body will be held in IN. te
Ct the Institute. THIS EVENING, at 7, o,sIo.k y.
which time members are invited to be PRESENT. B..
rides the reading Of tbs annual report nonin,,iSr
for officers Tor the ensuing year viii be m.da
ap Sit J. w LEWELLEN a..,
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~ PORTRAITS SO CENTS BY THE RENOWNED
TYLss Il Co.-Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 70
examine 200 licensees OF Richmond people, on ex'
hibi.i1n at the Doorway. 15s Main street TYLER
Co i, # r these spec,mens n proof of their skill.
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a. A Lecture will be delivered kef.,.
this Young Mems Chrisasn Association and tbs 80
Ii, generally, 1t the let Bsptiss Church, on TUes
DAY evsuins April Hh, pusstuslly at o's lock, !,
Members can proeurs their ssss1n tickets from u.
Librarian, ct the Rooms OF the Assosiatiou. 'A'
Tickets of admisston can be procured ct the ur,,
pal bookstores at the Exchange Hotsl ut the sto,.
Of Lsidley 4 Robinson, Meade 4 Baker, and Al n.
door. Price Of tickets Is cents. For sehools s.,s,
tickets for 81. apsg
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Smiling of The Sunniy.
Sailing of the Ar

NEW YORK, April The U. s. storeship Sup
ply sailed hence this morning for the Brazil Sta
ton.
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NEW ORLEANS April 3, 1857.-The Nicaragua
news brought by steamer Texas at New York
was received here to day, and caused great joy.
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Mexican Affairs.

AUGUSTA, April 3 We had thick ice here last
night, doing, it is feared, much damage to the
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Y April LIST, Isa7.-

April LIST, ISa7.-
ThOS, K. PRICE co. adding by every ar.
rival to their commanding stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods to which they call the attention Of their
friendsand the public In every description Of hes
w sood for servants, ping art cies such
Linen and Cotton Sheetinss. Table Damssks Nap
kins, Irish Linen, Hucksbscks, ToHelings Bed
Quilts Pillow Linens, Diapers, &c. &C., their stock
is Of all times com pete.
ID their BAZAAR" or Show Room up stairs,
will be found endless variety of the newest styles
Mantilas from the lowest price the finest import
ednafso Stella Shawls; Grape Shswls; Lace Poisu;
HsiAAni Shawls and scarfs; Muslin aud Lsce Cur.
tsins; Curtain Damssk; Brocstelles; Cornics; Tas.
sells, Loops; Bands. &c. They are now receiving sad
will continue to get every week througho the sea-
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PENALTIEs.-The President has fixed the penal.
ty on the bonds Of the Receivers at the various
land Offices. whose newly selected sites we name
to-day, at $50 600 This is as it should be, though
1t can hardly fail to lessen the number of applis
Giants for such posts under the Government.
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Is To Merchants, Mechanics and OF hers.
As it 10 now about the time when Merchants and
others are wishing to have CIRCULARS, CARDS
BILL HEADS, BILLS OF LADING, POSTERS,
&c. printed respectfully call their attention to
extensive Job Office, which is supplied with al
most every variety of type embracing all the latest
styles.
Our assortment of CARDg, large and small, Busi.
and Visiting, plain and fancy, cannot be OK
celled.
Wedding, Party and Ball TICKETS. and Visiting
and At Hone CARDS, printed in the neatest posi-
BILE style.
All work executed at short notice and at the low
est CASH PRICES. A call from those desiring any
description of Printing, is respectfully asked at the
"DIsPATCH JOB OFFICE" corner of Main and
18th streets, where can be seen some of the finest
specimens of printing executed in this country
JNO. D. HAMMERSLEY CO.
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Cold Weather South

NEW YORK, April The steamer Arago sailet
hence at noon. She had no specie.
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SINGING sCHOUL.
T. L. GALLEHER's classes. in Vocal Music.
meet a. follows
Juvenile Glass for beginners, In the Lecture
Room Of the lst Baptist Church on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY afternoons, at O'CLOCK.
An Adalt Clsss for beginners in the same room,
on TUESDAY evening at O'clock.
An advanced Juvenile Class in the Lecture Room
of the lst Presbyterian Church, on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. afternslhs, at. O'Clock
An ADVANCED Addlt Cla3 in the hsNurs Room of
The United Presbyterian Chatsh on 9eNDAY even
ing, 1T O'Clock - S..s.- asrs@:J
These classes have just bssa-S xhsss who
intend patronisipg this schpo, ~ onss,
ap g. St u 1870 ~ 49,
THE DRUG ssz1E;91 3, !: M
sold at PAINE epsn Kiessl5 seldo,a q r. u
occurs for nHylIE. sftie31s the Dave hnE hta&HsA
The goods IS % fspidly, and ia fart.
would % we'll tosssN s.isy, Bali 3 5asAssasssl
Forte Aonnsies 20 ,sath half price; Patent Msflikk
at half price Wind1,1 eAsss At great reduo14 r.
H GIBSON Trustee of 9. P. sshpts & e.
est 2o2 Msf5 ~
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~ TYLrR Co . GALLERY,-Tbe rush that
tcok place at this famous resort Of Art list Saturday
took down any excitement ever seen II Mshmond.
The side walk wss completely bloekased snd the
stairway rendered impossible. Il IL smmissd that at
least 1860 people visited 1873 Main street. to see
the novelty, and Others to procure their Port4s.-
Foayisrn, clear the trsck-400 licensees daiIy by
a.eam machinery and 90 OPERATOR.
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The Annual Meeting of the Stock
h eDsof the Richmond and Charlottesville Turn
kate company, will be held at Saunders Hail. Ia
|kAe cit OF Richmond, on MONDAY, the 9th o.
sAprif<At IL o'cl,ck H.
Me&ng of the Board, at 10 A. NJ the ssms dsy.
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,
mn 26--d&ctd President
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" The Ladies of the United Presbyta.
rian Church will open sale OF useful and fancy
ticies ut the Lecture Room, 9Th strest between
Franklin and Grace on MONDAY, April 9Th, at 4
o'clock P. M
The proceeds of the ssle will be devoted to the
meintenaucs of feeble churches and to missionary
Quotations in destitute fields within the bound. Of
Hanover ssbJtsIy, under tne direction of tbs Do
mestic Missonsry Society of Richmond
The sale will continue from day to day through the
week, opening daily, after Monday, at II A a. Ths
patronage of the friends of Home Missions is respect
fully solicited.
: REFRESHMENTS will be furnished during the dsI
and evening. Admission free. ap 5-6ts
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EB-To SoUTHERN DEALERS IN PERFUMERY.-
DRIsCoLL's BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS for the complex
ion, teeth breath, &c. Price Is cents.
DRIscoLL's IMPROVED ROSEMARY AND CASTOR
OH forthe growth and preservation Of the hair
Price IS cents.
DRIscoLL's CIRcAssIAN HAIR DYE, instantaneous.
Price ST..
DRIscoLL's HAIR CoLoRIKG FLUID for changing
grey hair to its original color without staining the
skin. Price so cents
DRTscoLL's PoMADE PHILocoME EPrice 25 csnts.
Can be had at all jebbing houses and -dluggists in
Baltimore, and of proprietor, d. C. DRISCOLL,
81 and 97l, Baltimore ST. Baltimore, Md.
NH l7-eodlm
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wNew Goods for EentIemeu.-

rNew Goods for Geptiemen.-
> Medium and fine French Cloths and Cassimerss
~ Slack Drap deEte and Silk Warp CashmerAtts
8 Fatners Satin; Colored and Black Merino Gas
simeres
white and Colored Linen Dril,inss
Checked Nafseilles for suits
Handsome Summer Cass meres and Twseds
, Mems Plain and Colorsd Bordered L c. Hdkh
Silk and Linen Cravats. Ties and Mob air Stocks
,. Linen Collars and Bosoms, Gloves, sc
SAX and Cotton Balbrigan Half Hose, new a.
!. q : ticle
Il Cotton and Merino Shirts and Drawers
FRESH GOODS FOR LADIES.
Spring and Summer Mantle and shawl,
Muslin and Cambric Basquss
Beautiful Lace Sets
Black Grape Collars and Sleeves
Steel Spring and other new style Skirts
Black Lace Wells, medium and very fine
= Grsnsdine, Bsrsge and Orsanaie Robes
.sss Ladies' elegant Dress Goods in great variety
ksRalbrigan Hose, a new and beautiful article
OuEAtOck Is entirely fresh, and ars and will be
the ssason, receiving additions to it OF
the nswest and handsomest goods imported into this
feuAtry. PRICE & WATKINS
] mhSi-6t Dealers in Dry Goods. 1871 Main It,
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IA Il HAVE j u ST KECEIVED, direct
w from the importers and manufacturers, fresh
supply of Housekeeping ard Fancy Goods, China
Glass and Ear.henware. which we will sell TO per-
ms in want of such goods very low terms. We
offer kefrigeratoIs Water Coolers, Ice Cream Pais
Tin Toilet and Bathing articles Block Tin and Bril-
tannis ware Plated Casters, Spoons and Forks, Wal
ters and Tea Trays, Children's Gigs Horses Carts
&c Tin and Wood Cages, Frooms, Buckets Mats
Baskets, and wood and willow Ware of every de-
Gers Pitchers Plates, Dishes &c Tumblers. g oblets
Salts. Decsnters and general assortment of goods
in this line We request the public to call and ex.
anime stock, offer unusual inducsm ents as
to price and quality.
THOS. L. ANGUS 4 CO.,
Agents of Canton Tea Co of New York.
We offer their superior Tees at New York prices
anH
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H Congressional anuz6s M CRIME
will speak on the Public Land Question, at Hen.
Mr. Gaskie has been invited, and IL ected TO be
present ap2
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I" Motto e..A rumor having been nm.
In circulation ths. had left the atty OF RiehmonS
.dopt this m sthod to inform my friends ana the NJ
lie that such Is not the fact. am still in thu 49,
and prepared to carry on the PAVING BU8JNFsS
in all its branches 90 tbs agent of SIMON sTcIS
LEM. will also give particular attention IN 81
new kind of Paving, with GRANITE STONE w.
was the first to INTRODUCES into the oity and am ,S
only one who understands that kind of work wbl.s
hes already proved to be the best aud cheapest
ALOIS RICK,
Agent for s. STEIsLEIs
We, the undersigned have employed Mr.. ALora
RICK to do Paving of the new kind with 9rsri,.
pieces, and Of the opinion that the work /, "a.
liable to bresk up, and looks smoother than WOW
done with common pebble stone, and tina, he i,
skiiful and industrious workman.
NJ BATES, supt Street.,
ALB LYBROCK, Archt
II. GILL, City Ensin.sr
Orders left at Mr.. C. Wendlinger's 1874 Na;nr
near Governor or Simon Stsinlein, will be rromtt1
attended to. p6-eod3.'5
~ Country H.erchants visiting Rich,
MoSD, will find at 12l Main street, full assorsu ut
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK SOCKS,
CAP, LETTER AND
WRAPPING PAPER
INK, BONNkF BOARDS
States, PENS. ENVELOPES
Aud al other articles In the Stationery line at mod
crate prices for cash, or to punctusl customer
~ Orders will meet with prompt att. ntion
apS-St j. w hANDoLPH
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HAY.-.S6I bales prime Northern HAY
III cargo of schr. Jas T. Brady, selected expressly
for the retail trade daily expected to arrive for sale
by MARK DOWNEY.
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q" Go TO THE GREAT GIFT Book SALE OF
choice standard and miscellaneous works, now open
for few days, at No PA Broad street.
Each purchaser of book will receive present
before leaving the store. Give them call and
exa inc their stock Is.
Catalogues to be had at the store. St
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LEcroR.-9 d. WOOT ron would respectfully 4
form the citizens OF Richmond and the pablo seHs'
ally, that he II now prepared to keep and ha'asS
books, make of bills and do writing by abs job; "
also pay particular and prompt attention 70 sols;.
ns house rents, negro hires and collecting ssnsrsl
sscurity viii be given for promptness AID sofFs''
ness to those who patroniss him.
His Office 10 enc door below the corner OF COWS,
and franklin streets, ashort distance above ~
Exchange Hotel. NH ll-dlm
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EOAL PIT O1E..2O tie ed tor sale ~
~ ap6 40 B. DAVENPORT

XII CAShS hlUlK q SONS TsCOTCH
w ALE, In Jugs, just received and for sale b.
spS DUDLEY CO., '7s Main st. I
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steam machinery and % operators.
re- WE ARE HAPPY to sec from the following ex.
tract from the "FIsg Of Our Union," publshsd at
Jackson, Miss, that cur friends Of the MaryIsnd
Portable Gas Company extending their opzEa.
tions even into the sunny South:-
JACKSON GAS wORKz ~ y
i We have quite an event to record ii ~ ligbns OF
our city with gas sncs our la.t ppbHs43f liehA1
are in many of cur stores and &4elH D 81 81
aud beautiful The works hsge Sss9 - bzfA
Rssfsa su :usss;s .n Tsi $500
nv. The works were eresSBd u 1e9Laurin slaasf.
,T So and the
have obtained some facts which M be reliedppon,
and which will be OF interest, not only to our own
citizens but those of other afgs towns in this sac
The Jackson dss company have laid about 8 900
feet (say shout IL fhilesj of q and inch pains
State, Capitol cod Resr strssfs Since the cnnp.s-
ditional stock to thesxtent of $780, Tor the psf
pose Of intredacingsaas into lsrga fqatgu OF the
town. The results achieved are one handled cubic
feet of gas to sthe gallon of oil. With anthracite
COAL each gas holder of 5000 fest capacity, can 6e
filled with both FIRE beds (of eight retorts eschI
about five The tine they "a are u p5opsa
nine hoH.s. BY close metre cacnlations COB feet
Of oil kna prnaucesa greater amount OF lluminatiye
asuhfs the quantity Of coel gee. a 81 =
tbespfics of either oil or candles
The company are nti,eiy satisfied With the result
az are all who have tested the gas We are confident
that the additional stock will be taken without de-
lay
sTEB BINs IL PULLEN, No. 10l Broad street,
Richmond, Agents for the State of Virginia, and
will be pleased to receive orders for the Gas Appara-
tus of the Maryland Portable Gas Company. 3
q Go TO THE GREAT GIFT Book SALE OF
choice standard and miscellaneous works, now open
for few days. at No PA Broad street.
Each purchaser of a book will receive present
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French work Muslin sstif
Illusion Cap ss, hailin
| Caps
MuElin Collars, MsIliH
| Robes, &c
Silk, Cotton and TflsM
| Hosiery
BomSazines, Blk fsn''
| tan
| Grape Sets, Grape Col
Laces, Val. ard Brussels
Dress Trimmings
| Velve.s, Emh. Hdkh
| Gents @ o o DIS, CnSSL
| Shirts, Socks, Gi9's''
| &c. ks.
T. 4. PRICE L CO.
| find In their Wholss.s
, and desirable Coca y
I'D for by the lsrseIt h3ssss
NH 3l-dasS
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LATEsT LIVERPOOL Market

LIVERPOOL. Saturday, March 2l-S p. M -Messrs
Richardson Spence Co, report a. follows Pc Asia
Breadstuffs- Market very slow in transactions
Provisions without change.
Cotton-A quiet trade, without change in prices
although son holders show a Opposition to submit
to slight concession; sales to-day 6, 600 bales
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Port of Richmond, Apru 4-High Water q O'Clock.
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" DR.. Coons, late Of ST. Louis, NO :.
Office and residence on Sd street, wet side ee1wee
Marshal and Clay streets nh is-dom
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PASSENGERS Arrived

Ia United STATE, mail seamShiP trap from Haryx at@
Sogtko p rtor-M Mr. w Yelverton, Mr. j. W. FOX Mr. o.
Want Nes,r, w w. Seman Alfred r. Corlis alr' C9rls .
A n sig.low Capt. Lowell Mrs. Lowell, M A. " L!tLs
- Di,pa,ehssl Mr Little Miss Lte Masters Afthat
it Tbos Little VIM Little Fred Lt,e and tnIee seIVnts
Me.sIs r. CLARK Max Filler, Le0'eese, j. w EldIhfse,
I'm lphon,e Lndzrass q. Bronson, r. Henry u o. Feu
rot G. X smith Field, +. II. aantef T. Varald 10 Ness
p M shaw Mrs Z. LauTens and son, Miss NJ Leebore. M
Wills Mr. Bernard, Mrs T.. L. Morgan and son, hr SSlin
Cu,Ie r. Mr. Pronsergue Mr p Ulurmlnn, Nj j. O. Buck
am and sdy Messrs Robert Friedrich, John Manter o.
Gu p Davis h. Sinclair, O. Feter, George Sp kTSE
s4.Iuh ScLue Otto Weldon, Mrs Weldon, Messn Charl
Xolgrr Brnaet L. Gaaiot Paul Duraud Etess Lew, p
Nsarip Mrs NazsTin M Joseph Boom Mrs. Boom Jose
MIN. Boom Pauline Boom Master Boom and servant aTs
bar. FIedeuberger NJ Mae Miss Persons Nh Joho Br.ne,
Mr., Pauline Mans Miss Theusna hans Mr Blanceard MIS-
Blanchard and son-Total. 50. -
From San FTGAettcJ steamship Illinois, from fsptnDdt
H w Severance, J. hnturn o f. GdfHa, Mrs. C0Estock
AID children g. H. Hosfros Mfs Miss ana Master hose-
Drake j. ; Keeue T. Rochon w. n. Vfncer. esI Capt H.
Gilman o X W,de Ms =. Bennett, Judge T. Canpo, j. T.
Otis n Hofn, l. NetnEs, J. West, A. Cark, etl, g .
West and LADY f. Cutter D. A. Norton J. H. Canct r.
satber "a Col p Della Tore j. Pdbnto1, A DehsI d H.
Llchten stein lady ard child. NJ Paine Capt NJ W'n'
d. saerfrld A : Dysrt. Mrs T.. Riley j. ThomPs2n, =.
Dun az L. L. WhitlocE, T. WAi.lock. SNOW A. J. Ll,s
rssu W Listen a J. Thompson C. r. Stebbns, She4Ier ~
Abrsh ans A. Brineau g. Gayd Roberts, O. NJ Mar W.
Carick j. X. F45beks J. q. HGeleIleson, j. baaef CaP
II. Rivers. Capt D. c. Woods, Capt C. . bs.IAs -
Bingham d. G. McCauly Sssntine. A S@i ensr J. pa
Ieutine c. G. Ooips j. 81 Scott c. Harris W. no.
H. Y Anderson w Webs'er DR.. Livnston, j. krtase'
Ms Burre,s and servant S s. Rch4rd.oo, Wooa Bar,
L.r j. MARCIA n. ia k,on A Joses, H. Hsa5 mfs Jene'
Rbynus q. D. Brl.h, lazy I'D child hf' D. heeAeI " -
IL ,Ee ctarmer. from CanisA- Mrs. Nye and child.