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Faith In the Union.

II there il anything in the political conduct OF
that admirable Journal the National inteatsenee''
which must challenge the unqualified admiration
of both its party friends and foes, II 10 its Jus
shrinking aud unwavering faith IN tue
tion of the Union In its whole course upon 'ne
xpitatiug sectional questions OF the day. IL mas
proved itself national in spirit a. well as 10 aae
and in nothing more 80 than its elevation ABOVE
,ha fsar. wb,ch alarm 80 mauy minds, as we'll al
,ha na..;o.. which agitate 80 many breasts in res
fsrsne. 70 the preservation Of the Union "Never
asan.,r Of thu Republic" is a maxim which guides
,ts dscussous of all the exciting topics OF the day.
Too mapv Of our public journals snd OF our pubic
men express approximations on this subject which
tand n create the danger they would avert. Even
n large masses Of men In the TWO sections should
h. dtsconteuted aud anxious for separation, the
fmnoss,biIity Of separation in any way or shape
that would remove the causes Of their discontent
ssiil remains, aud like dissatisfied couple, living
under laws which do not permit divorce, they
will nud IL wiser to reliuquish their resentments
and live together 10 peace than gall their necks 10
perpetual discord under yoke which they cannot
break. III any man will take map OF the United
States aud show how IL ID TO be divided upon the
slavery question-the only question that threatens
disunion --aud what 10 to be done with the Missis
sippi river aud the great valley which drains it,
We snail be able to form some idea of the process
of putting asunder that which the God of Nature
hath Joined together. We ought to consider Dis
union IN impossibility, and have faith enough In
the Consultation, and the common sense and pa
trcsism Of the American people, to feel SIRE thss
every interest and every right Of the States and
the citizen 10 safe under the wgs Of our free and
constitutional government There has been n
great deal Of angry sectional tAik bat Il IL land
Of free spssch and oar ceuntrymsn are talking
people. whsn II comss 10 sction, they Will pauss
long time before they commence cutting each
oshsr's shsosas, sad sacrificing their lives aud
property n civil war;.
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From Rio-Shipmsn of Coffee for
this Port,

We have already noticed the arrival of the Gray
Eagle at Philadelphia, with advices from Rio to
the 10Th February By the quotations given, the
reader will have aeen that Flour had advanced
little but it was still considerably below the cost
of the article in the Z. States. The receipts of
Cofee were very light. and prices had advanced
fully 250rs on all kinds and yet more OF really
good qualities. The total exports from the 1st to
the 18th February only $4,000 bags.
We see that the superb Bark Winifred cleared at
Rio for this port on the 10th February with 1000
bags Coffee. She may be expected here daily
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TIE STRIKE OF TIE BoArMEN AT NEWARK

NEWARK, N. j., April 5.-The strike o: the boat.
men at Newark still continues, aud the strikers
have expressed determination to allow 70 boats
to pass up the canal until their demands are COM
piled with. A boat was however forced through
yesterday by detachment of police, az far as
Bloomfield where constsbuary force took
charge of it to the borders of Passac county, here
it was taken in charge by Patterson officers and
passed on.
large number of the strikers had collected
along the canal, some of whom werc armed with
clubs and riot was feared; no resistance, howev-
err, was offered, except at Patterson, where the
owner of boat was maltreated aud an attempt
made to sink his vessel. The Mayor and equsd
Of men were applied to and requested the ringiea
ders of the crowd to dispense. 1t is the Intention
of the Company to send squad of police with
every boat going ont at present
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT TARIFF.-The directors Oh
the Raleigh and CASTOR aud Petersburg ana hoa-
noke Railroads, have made an arrangement 20 fe'
duce the freight charges on their roads. freigh'
on Tobacco from CASTOR to Petersburg mas peen To-
duced cents on the hundred weight, ana on
Wheat cents on the bushel, ard corresponding
reduction on other freights ha also been made
Reductions have also been made on the Raleigh
and CASTOR Railroad corresponding with the iibe'
raj tariff ON the Petersburg road. -
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DHILIP RAHM-
= EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
CARY, BETPEEN FOURTEENTH AND FiE
TENTH STREETS.

MANUFACTURER of Portable and STATIONARY
SIEAM ENGINES of any required power. with
eitner Locomotive, Elue or Cylinder Boilers Sugar
Miiis; Circular Saw Mills; irons for Vertical saw
Lathe and Planning Machines; Tobacco Factory Fix.
tures OF every description and I'll kinds Of Castings
IN iron and brass.
The subscriber was awarded By the 8 Agricul.
tural Society. held IN Richmond. Va October 1888,
the trand taold Medal uf Honor for tina hest fortAr
biz steam EagiRs Tor farm use. SO - S
he refers. by permission. 20 Governor Henry a
Wiss. MessTs WavEifk Fax ksdaie, Dunlop Mons
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1t is stated in phelps History Of Progress'
that the frat associations of farmers appear to
have been those for mutual assistance in the ap.
rreheusion and persecution of thieves; and they
occasionally met for the prosecution of these cb-
jects, they talked Of their crops and flocks, aud
thus they gradually came to enlarge the objects Of
their clubs. Judging from the number of pick.
pockets at the Agricultural Fairs, the farming ass
sociations have not yet been successful in their
primary object.
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REDUCTION OF POSTAGE TO BuENos AYREs.-The
single rate of postage upon letters sent from the
United States IN The Britis. mail, ria England to
Buenos Ayres, or any other port of the Argen.
tine Confederation to the republic of Paraguay,
(the correspondence for which is forwarded in the
mails from England for Buenos Ayres,yis reduced
from forty-nve to thrty-shres cents, pre- payment
required.
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1869 Spring Trade 1853
WINSTON q POWERS.

CORNER GARY AND PEARL SfnkEss
Have now In store and are receiving o large STOCK
Of Goods. suitable for the trade, which they oiter
to punctual customers on 80 favorable terms ~
they can be had any where, vix:
67s bags Rio Ccifee. medium 20 choice QuaiIty
467 do Old Government Java, Mocha ana La
guayra Coffee
sss packages Loaf patent Cut Loaf. Crushed. aran-
uiatsd and A. ID and G Coffee Sugars
l2S hhds d Sugars. medium to choice
l63 half chests chaice q Tea, uoong. and small
boxes suited 20 the trade
$50 boxes Pine Apple aud u D Cheese. very prime
40 sides Good and Good Damaged Leather
100 boxes Adamantine. Tallow and Patent Candles
$50 boxes Family and Toilet. and other cheaper
1000 kegs Nails 1000 bags Shot and bars Lead
$40 bbls q M0lasses and Syrups
6l2 hbls Cincinnati, MonongAlia, Tuscaloosa, Old
Bourbon, and other medium Whiskey
22 * and q pipes London Dock Brandies, .Hene-
sey,o and .Otard. Dupuy Coz,
2i2 hbla @ Rum, Gin. Portland Malaga Wine
ia baskets and cases Champagne and Claret Wines
2a0A0n Cigars. aseortea qualities
spiess. Rice. ntarch nrooma, Soda. Vinegar. Tan-
ner'a and Machine Oil, Rtah, Porter and AL WIN
dow 3lAas. Wrapping Paper, nssan, 81 ~ 40.
mn la-eWat ~
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WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April che following was the
state of the weather at the places named, this
morning at Z O'Clock: New York and Philadelphia
clear, jast stopped showing: Baltimore clear and
pleasant; Petersburg, Va, Clear them AGO. Norfolk,
Va, clear, them. GO, wind W; Wilmington, n.
G., clear ard CT oil; Savannah clear theHa 4Oo wind
N; Mobile, Ala. clear, them. 1872; New Orleans
clear, them. $40, wind N. E; Wheeling, Va, clear
and cool; Cincinnati clear aud pleasant.
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THEATRE.-Naiad Queen.-That ever popular
spectacle, the "Naisd leen," with all it's pretty
music, fine scenery and female warriors, is to be
put on the stage tonight. Its great run here two
years ago has made it q fayorite that playgoers
will 20 to at all times The characters are dis
tributed we'll, and the marches, transformations,
&C., will be done with that precision which the
excellent stage manager knows so we'll how to en-.
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THREATENED FOREIGN WAR IN HAYTI-
PREPARATIONS FOR uOSTILITIES


NEW YORK, April 6.--The Herald has letters
from g. Domingo. dated March 18th, announcing
hostilIties between Dominieo and Denmark The
Danish envoy, recently arrived In n war vessel,
peremptorily demanded $4,000 Indemnity for the
seizure OF two Danish vessels, By Baez, during the
recent revolution in Dominica. President san
tana offered to refer the matter to arbirators, put
the Danish fnuctionary declined, giving the Doe
minicans ouiy "a hours to comply with hts DE.
mands, with tho understanding that reinsai
would be followed by blockade. OF the port
The Dominicsps decided In favor Of war, and
forthwith commenced manning their bate.
riea. There was but enc Danish vessel In port.
Private advces received at Washington, conhrm
tho above intelligence, aud state additional, that
previous to the action of the Danish envoy, n
French commander in port demanded the concea'
sion of all the gold, silver and copper mines In
the Dominican Kepublic.s e%a-4-E EES
SECOND DISPATCH. Ssss'F' assssS1zAs
New YORK, April 6.-The Hersd's st. Domingo
correspondent says that 1t would not be surprising
IL Santana should dispatch commissioner to the
United States to grant privateer commissions to all
who may solicit them.
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ANOTHER FILLIBUsrERING REPORT.

NEW YORK, April 6-The Courier des Esat Unis
repeats its assertion, that new expedition is on
foot in the United States for the conquest of Cuba
1t asserts that portion Of the expedition has ais
ready sailed, and that within few days the whole
affair will be made public. The plan sketched by
the Courier, is to land at some remote point on
the Cuban coast, whore the expeditionists are to
maintain themselves until general uprising on
the island shall summon them to march TO Ha'
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MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April Flour steady; choice Howard
and ohio s6is. Wheat dull Red 81 43 al 50. White
81 5l01, 81. Corn has downward tendency; Vel
low 74GISl. White 1913.
NEW YORK, April Stocks dull. Virginia Is
9s99s. Cotton firm; sales of 1000 bales chiefly in
rransltu. Orleans MddIinR l2c with 7-l6 freight
Flour declining-southern s6@6 60. Wheat heavy
and unchanged. Corn dull, but firm; Yellow $40
IS. Naval stores and Rice unchanged.
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q. Silks, pAAss GOODS. MANTLEs. FAN

n
: y. sILks. pAEss GouDs. MANTLEss PAAs
AeOLb. &c.
WATKINS & FICKI EN-
Ara N recsirt ~ : large ana eiesAat supply q
DREss GOODS, in sILKs-Plain. two supe mo
psuble Skirts
India and FouIard SILKS
Chene end Bayadere SILKS
Double Skirt BERAGEs. in plain ana r'cn Gu
Angiars Double SKIRT DRESSES
Poll de Chivre ROBES
Grenadine Orient ROBES
Mourning vALENCIAS
JACoNETS, oRGANpIEs. DuCALs. &C.
ALSO
A further and full assortment OF
ELEGANT MANTLE5 AND sHAWLs.
In new and desirable styles
ALSO
ia full supply of pARAsOLs. ia oil colors and
styles.
With many other NOVELTIES. just received lin
New York from the last importations; Ior sais ~
low prices. WATkiNs fIohLE
ap cts
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Governments of Europe.

OF the governments ofEurope, the following are
absolute sovereignties: Turkey, Russia, Hesse
Hamburg, two siciies, Monaca, Austria, Modena'
Tuscany, States of the Church, Parma. About one
hundred and thirty millions of Europe are under
this unlimited rule.
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BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
BROOKLYN, N Y, April 6.-The charter election
here yesterday resulted in the success of the whole
Democratic ticket. The majority for Powell for
Mayor is nearly 5000.
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FIRE IN New ORLEANs.-The losers by the fire ia
New Orleans the 30th nit, were Patton, Smith
& Putnam, tobacco dealers, 100000, covered by
Insurance. Railey Co., grocers, 100000; Guma
Masch, cigar dealers, $4,000.
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CINCINNATI ELECTION,
FATAL ACCIDENT.

CISCyNEATI. April 5-The election yesterday for
Municipal! officers, resulted in the success of the
Opposition ticket by from 900 80 800 majority,
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ANOTHER CONCERT FROM PICcoLlMiSI.-As will be
seen 10y an advertisement to,day, Piccolimini the
princess" is again to bewitoh our people with her
smiling and poutiDg. The company she brings 10
the same which attended her before, with one or
two additions s-..e-.-
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JUDICIAL ELEcTIoN.-The election for Judge of
the Court of Appeals of Virginia, takes place on
the l4th inst. Messrs. j. D. Baldwin, of augusta,
W. j. Robertson, of Albemarle, and Kd. Parker.
Of Frederick, are candidates for the post
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Two barrels of green peas, raised near Whining.
ton N c., were shipped from Portsmouth to Baiti-
more Tuesday. First shipment of the season.
Miss Charlotte C1shmau has leased house in
Rome for five years.
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WASHINGTON, April 6-Fonr additional jurors
were selected tosday, making i, and the trial
commences tomorrow. An immense number of
witnesses have been subpe ned for the defence.
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AaARIEA LggELLIsSsNCa.
PORT OF RICHMoND-ApRIL = 1859.
High fatsr this day (Tivsday1 7s1 O'Clock

High Tatsr this day Thursday ~ O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Schr Clara Belle Parker Baltimore via Norfolk.
mdse, w ColQui;t Co.
SAILED,
schr Sally Gay, Cresue Mobile mdse, W Col.
quit L. Co.
Brig A j w Applegarth. Collins, rernambuco
-four, Edmond. Davenport Co
sehr ~ King, Andrews down the river, light.
schr R"xsnp.: Goggin, down the river. light
Schr ) Barril partridgs. Washington via Port
Walthall. coal. w Co'quit It Co.
schr "m co!quit', Frank, Baltimore. in ballast.
BY TELEGRAPH
NORFOLK: April o.-Brlg " pvrry of New York
pound for Jacksonville. Fla put in damaged and
leaking badly.
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WASHINGTON, April G.--Great Inconvenience s
experienced by the Navy Department for want of
sufficient number Of pursers, surgeons aud engi-
neers, owing to the large drain of for the Pa
raguay expedition.
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pkafh'--kes. James Il. mcfarland, pastor of the
Unitarian Church at Charleston, s. c., died on the
I'm iass. lie was native Of Virginia, and son Of
the PRESIDENT OF the Bank of Virginia, at Charles
ton. kanawha county, Va.
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REPORTED SETTLEMENT OF THE PARAGUAY
..r~e5,s sssSS,.s AN DIFFICULTY.

New YORK. April 6-Inteligepce received by
the Herald from Moutevideo, is to the 10th Feb,
II days later, announcing the peaceful adjustment
of our difficulties, with Paraguay through the
friendly offices of President Ur9uizs. The precise
terms of settlement not stated, but it is known
that amplelindemnity ia conceded to the family of
theman killed on the Water Witch, and to the
American manufacturing company represented by
Mr.. Hunkins.
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TEPRo1AL NorIcE.
LARax SALu or ~ MAGNIFICENT
O1L PAINTINGS,

THIB DAY ~ 10 0cIctk !. -.
Thu Attention If the public n rquesfsd 70 Ine
above sale This DAY, ct 10 o'clock. ut my s'os0'
The - colscsion embraces many specimens OF Arif
by artists OF reputation and is just tncn 10y ne
can earnestly recommend to the citizens u 'A'
city ..,,sctoc NJ sure.
rior OH Paintings ever offered 20 pnDnG a.i1n M
in this city. ooo'
AMI
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NEW MUSICAL PUgLIcATIoS.-We have receive d
from ). w. RANDOLPH. .The New Thesauras Must
Gus; or, United States collection of Church Music p
It purports to be published In this city, by the
authors, h. C. d. A. d. Everett. 1t is said to
contain complete variety Of Psalms, Hymns,
Sentences, Anthems, Chauts, BE.
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okIyN MnNIcIpAL ELECTION

CO>iSULSIIIP DECLINED.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-George Morris declines
the consulshp to Havre.
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u
Thsr are Just landing from the steamer and open
ing this morning
BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE REGINA TAFFETAs
ORIENTAL; new, for Ladies summer wear n
VERY ELEGANT BROcADE CHINTZ BAREdE
ANGLAIs TWO-FLOUNCED ROBES
SATIN STRIPE GRENADTNE DOUBLE JUPE
pnIL DE CHEvRE ROBES
VERY BEAUTIFUL BAYADERE BAREGE two
PLOUNCE REDINGOTE ROBES
EXTRA RICH BAYADERE AND BgOCHE Eou-
BILE JUpE MoUsLINE DE CHINE Do.
IL COLORED PRINTED BARE3E ROBES, Dou-
Bile JUPE, HEAVY SATIN PLAID
VERY RICH CHINE POULT DE Sol TWO
SUPER QUALITY VERY RICH PLAID TWO
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
FINE AND BEAUTIFUL PARIS PRINTED Or
CANDIES AND JACONETs
EXTRA BLACK HEAVY eros DE KLINE I'll
boiled
RICH CoLoRED PLAID GLACE ARMURE SILKS
FTNN OuALITY RICH BAYADERE CHINE DU-
CAL CHALLY
Junins, splendid quality high colored mode ana
black Mouseline De Laine.
r,,,u ,o,ahratad extra qua -ty black Bombezines
and De LANES
uaavv yalours Ottoman black silk for mourning.
nI1e STOCK rs NOW VERY LARGE. RICH AND
COMPLETE.
ALSO.
C,o;oe new Dress Silks, Grenadines, Challies
Jaconets. orgsndies, Lsces, Embroideries
travelling Dress Goods. entirely new aud beauti-
fnl medium priced Dress Goods, Damasks, doods Tor
Men and Boys wear, Sheetings. shirt;ngs Cs1h-
brcs. Musns, Linens and
SPLENDID LACE.
SILK,
NETT,
BAREGE
AND CLOTH
BURNONS,
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IA M ER HorIoE. 1859.

81 EsssssESsE9 1000
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW AR
RAHGEMENT-%- IMPORTANT TO TRAVEL
LERS - THROUGH TICKETS AND TROUGH
CHECKs-aREAT NORTHERN kOUTE-Carry-
day night excepted) between Richmond, Alexan.
dria, Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York. and all e. important points West, -6A via
AcQuis Creek and Washington, over the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, TO the Poto-
mac River rs miles; and by splendid and comforta-
BILE Steamers thence to Washington, fifty fave miles,
in all l30 miles in hours; being comfort table and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departures IS A NJ, and 80 ".
BAGGAGE, under charge of Special Agents,
or CHECKED THROUGH -6A to Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
Through tickets can be procured at the following
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e~To MAKE BREAD aPEADILY-use
SENPLEr.S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
81
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SPECIAL DISPATCH.

CINCINNATI, April 5.-Joseph Rindskopf. mer
chant of this city, thrown from his carriage
Oh Thursday, and instantly killed.
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SAVANNAH RIVER RISING.
AUGUSTA, April 1.-THE river is twenty.six feet
up and slowly rising
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IsEcoSp DIsrATcH.l

PHILADELPHIA, April 6-The alleged fugitive
slave was to-day discharged by Commissioner Long
streth, his identity not being proven. The negro
ia being carried through the streets on the shout.
ders of the negroes. Intense excitement prevails.
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=. n.n,nas rnnM yIRaINlA CITIES.

M
rxfuRTs FROM VIRGINIA CIFiEss
The Norfolk Avpus complies an inteFes'hs
HE Of exports from Virginia to foreign p0..' !.
,be wear ending Soth June, isss. Prem ,n's,
appears that the largest item OF eApo''
Richmond is tobacco OF which there We.
"A o. al, Nh IA. valued at $4o7e,322 THIS aces
-. .,.,rae r.a,,v the export OF tobacco from
,,s....a,a because a large portion Oh u ~ seht
...-s.. ~ take shipping in Baltimore or New
~ ,v,,hout changing hands. The largest item
60. N,rf,,k ia "stsves aud hsading," OF which
49,. VA. shippea CAL NJ. feat. valued at $2ls,-
ssa Norfolk is also large shipper Ct corr, her
.xpert OF that article amounting TO ljT soa bnsh-
e,,. valued at $Iol,ss4 Alexandria's largest item
=. wheat. of which there was shippcd from that
port 9o..3s bushels, valued at $liT 300. That
clty's next largest item Ia corn, amounting to
1e,-es bushels, At si2,lso.
The Aryas thus sums up the aggregates oil lite
table;
yesal ra,ae Of Domestic Exports for The year
ending June soth, 1858.
Kichmond ssiiss
MoI.ois .:....,. .'-''''''''''''' 24ist
PeteSthns '''.'''''' co, a.
AteNAndri - 's''"'
II thus arranges the principal States IN 'ne or
der of their exports aad imports:
States, Massachusetts,, New York. Maryland. South
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and Texas
exceeding her 10 exports. Pennsylvania enly ex-
ported $6,036,4lI.
Virginia stands No. 10 among the importing
Statee; Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts,, New J ork,
Pennsylvania, Maryland, South Carolina, Loui-
siana and Texas exceeding her In imports"
We repeat that the Custom House statistics do
not exhihi, Virginia In the proper light. very
large portion of the tobacco aud -four exported &c
foreign countries, from this port, goes through
the preliminary of eoastwise shipment to North
ern port there to take the foregn-bouad vessels
and, with regard to tobacco, certainly without
changing owners. Her sister States Of the South
have the advantage of her that they are farther
away from those Northern ports, and the COAST
wise shipment not so convenient or cheap; there
fore their exports depart directly from their har
bors. Virginia, In truth, stands more likely al
the head of the exporting States. When the james
River and Kauawha Canal is flushed, she will sc
stand on the tables OF the Custom House, with thu
exception of New York, which is the exporter fol
nearly half the Union. That Cana! will bring 90
large an amount of domestic produce to the fir'
xinia ports for shipment abroad that ships VIII
ind ready cargoes here aud will here come TO sees
employment.
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go ELECTION Observation-Disclosures for office.
at the ap aroaching Municipal Election, will md 1t
grestly to their interest to call at the D1SPAToa
JOB OFFICE and procure their CARDS. no other
office in the city has the facilities for the rapid
execution OF this description of Printing and the
stock of CARDS always kept on hand is unsur-
,assed by any similar establishment in the Union
II HAMNERSLEY CO.
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s~- A LUXURY TO HAVE GOOD BREAD.
This can ba afforded bv using -
sEMPLgS INFALLiBLE BAklNd POWDER
FOR sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
ap 5-lw
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Tlle seventh session of the Southern Baptist Con.
ssntan viii be held in the city Of Richmond, va,
ea is!deJ, MaJ Gsh -. 5" =.
Vooh Ianstes, 50 ald uitixGa ~ ITssisIl 90.
y. eom alttsd suicide on tbs 9th nit. b. Ia
King strye nine - IS 81 -. =
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g. THE GIFT BOOK STORE, No. 81 Nam street, %
st;l omen and presents rare Inducements to all who
wish to purchase good Books. Here the Books are
sold at the usual retail price, and pres mt deliver
81 with each book at the time of sale, showing Tor
the purchaser an absolute gain in every oase.-
Don't fail to give them call, at Sc Main street.
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