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No. LIooRIoB.

~ LIOoRIOE.
A. o. G. BRAND.
THR ABOVE WILL KNOWN YAvoRITR BRAND, ALWAYS
ON SALE By JAMES @. McANDREW,
de sly 81, PINE STREET, NEW YoHK.
AH~ HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
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LOST.

r OST-A email Pocket. Book, contain
II inp .mndry parers. including Gray's and Jas
trae Papers ffr the return Of which liberal
reWAiu WIZ " paw CLAIBORNE GRAY.
.,ss-9ts A free man OF color.
r OST CERTIFICATE OF STOCK
- Notice il herr BY given that . certinease no 40.
nv. issued in the name Of Alexander Ludlam, gnar'
dian has been lost and that application viii oe mace
renewal or duplicate of said certificate:
ap 9-law2ms " UODD-N.
T OST.-I will give reasonable reward
Ito any one who will return my FREE pAPrK !,
to the Dispatch office. lost them on the q i
Railroad between the depot and where the roaa
passes oioo'' nun THOMAS sTARKE,
ap 22-2ts FREE Neslo ~
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field, will shortly become vacant by the resignation
of Alex'r JONES' Esq declare m, self & candidate
to supply such vacancy when it occurs.
ap l5-ta CHRISTOPHER G MCREA.
n% s. nj. PIKE & Co. PURE CATAw
BA BRANDY.-The Ohio Catawha Brandy has for
several years past. been manufactured from the
pure juice Of the american Cdtdrcbd Grape, and
has obiaiued rare popularity for medicinal and
family purposes. 1t not only equals but exces the
choicest imported Brandies, in PURITY, QUALITY and
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Read the following certificates:
WASHINGTON. D c, Nov Iltb, 1858
B CLARKE, Esl-Sir: have made chemical
analy sis of saDp pie of pure Ohio Cstawba Bran.
NATL and find it to be pure Wine Brandy, free
from authorizations or admxture of Ingredients de-
trimental to health-nnt q Fictitious liquor, made
of corn spirits and fayoring essences; and it Ia
well adapted. from its purity and quality, to take
the place Of French C0gnac.
THOMAS ANTIsELL, NJ ID,
Chemical Examiner Patent Office.
WASHINGTON, Nov IL, 1859.
We, the undersigned, having made q careful ex-
animation of samples of Pixies Pure Ohio Catawba
Brandy, hereby recommend 1t cordially to the pub
lie ss most excellent article worthy Of notice. and
we'll adapted to medicinal uses where q superior
and genuine Brandy is required.
C0RNELIgS BOYLE. NJ ID,
SEMMEs. NJ ID.
k1-For sale by PETERSON,
Wholesale Druggist l55 Main street.
Cole agent for Richmond, Va.
m lQ-G2m&cwlm
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~ MANTLE DEPOT, SO Main street
nv store will be closed on Monday and Tue.da J
the 25th and 10th instants. and re-op sned on Cd
nesdsy. h u; ats.
an ~ os MAIN eeIoot'
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49, To property OWNERS ON 5TH
0>GA ST. NAVY HnL.-In accordance with
meeting which was held on Navy Hill. on Wednes-
day. April 20th in relation to filling up the ravine
which separates the hill from the city, another
meeting was appointed. which will be held on the
THIRD WEDNESDAY 10 May. at which it is hoped
there will be full attendance of property holders
situated on 5th street as there viii be business of
great importance to every one. ap 23-lt*
49, NoTIcE.-The Opposition par
3>-Sa ty of Henrico will have q BARBECUE,
at Younes Mill, on MONDAY. the 25th instant
The public are respectfully invited. ap 23-2t
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SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 23d, 1853,
VIII, ba nresepted John Howard Payne's Tragedy o
BRUTUS; or, the Fall Of TarQuin. Lucius IN
MUS Brutus Edwin Booth.
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NORFOLK, April 22--Messrs. Lsscner sna uos
gin are speaking 10 Portsmouth to-nigns 70
large crowd. They speak In this CITY omo. ,,,D
night. There Is great entnusss" pse'si"
among both partIee,
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This is one of the most prompt paying Compa.
MES in the State. We have paid several losses in
Richmond, and always in due time.
an 2l-St KNOWLES & WALFORD.
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m A MEETING Of the Democra-
49, tic Vigilan 9 Committee of Monroe Ward.
will be held at. schad's Hall, SATURDAY evening
next 23d inst at o'clock. full attendance is de-
sired as business of importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting. DAVID b JONES,
An 22-2tE Secy.
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HEADQUARTERS 74rH kkGT: OF VA,
y HANOVER. April 10th, 1859. }
w 0pnrpS M q

HEADOUAKlERs 74rH kLGT. OF VAIL
Z HANovER. April 10th, 1852
u REGrMENTAL ORDERS. No 2.
X lsr. In obedience to "Brigade Or'
ders. No l." the training of the officers OF this Reg
iment will commence at Hanover Court House. on
WEDNESDAY the 4th day of MAY. 1889, at II OCH,
M. and continue three days, "wednesday. Thnrs,
day and friday The Regimental muster Will
be at the same place and hour ON the Saturday fo'-
lowing.
turns ready for the Adj utant. according TO lay.
Bird Soldiers of the Regiment who train w1D me
officers the whole of the 2nd Bed days training.
will be exempt from military duty at the general
muster.
4rH, The arms. accoutrements and equipments be-
longing to the state in possession ofmembers oftne
"Light Guard" the disbanded company OF in fantry
formerly attached to the LIST battalion must be de.
liyered to the comm and ant of the Regiment at his
residence, on or before the I'd day Of June next;
.rH The Goonss stan will 70 MIN nj AZ a. h .s
and again on the 18th of May next, by halt past 10
o'clock A NJ, mounted. and in full uniform, with
swords. holsters. pistols and horsetrappings, &C.
cording TO law.
By order OF Col W RIcHARDseS:
or OFT CH MORRIS. Adjutant
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Tun ITS.

THE MARK Ts.
BAlrrnonn, April 2a.-vlour uncnanfea; . MnSss
irmwhite 4lh@ 10 req =. t% M ~ wSisIsv nm
INV YoaK. April 22-Fiour lowerestats M;seeg
$40. Ohio sei5@s 90 Southern 5000 =: mn ssd
very dull with declining tenaenSys son, xnss xhits
q. Yellow sioasS. Cotton very duli-saies trining.
Naval stores firm Rice 31S0Ea.
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NJ DEAD sHor FOR BED BUes-This Is not one Of
thu Mipera, Washes heretofore used to destroy Bed
Ruas but something as much better ~ the railroad
car than the old stage wagon. Being vegetable
extract. it does not evaporate rapidly ana wasse.
h,t re,sins it's destructive qualities for long time
nrosantinr bed of instant death to those noxious
tormentors of our nightly rest. Sold by all the
nr,, yi.ts ap 2O-W&S4w*
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2rLasr sALx OF PAINTINGS. at Cortnthian Hail
The sale of these beautiful Paintings will be con-
tiuued this morning. when. We learn. the most vau
Able works of the collection will be offered. Lei
those who failed to fine picture yesterday
be present oday, when ell the pictures embraced
mon the last part of the catalogue will be sold
Exhibition rooms open until the time Of SALE Ladies
attending the sale will have seats reserved for them
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GRAYs, ATTENTION.-Attend q
accompany Drill at HILLARY HALL, on MONDAY
MNIGHT next. at O'Clock, promptly.
i'll It is very desirable that every member snouio
be present. s. -,
The Company will parade as ordered In 'front.' OF
the Custom House, on TUESDAY EVENiNG mex =.
stand of new REGULATION MINNIE MUsKErs.
By order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
an 23-st JOHN T. ROGERS. Orderly.
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m SPRING STOCK.
HATS GAPS AND STRAW GOODS.

HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
HAMILTON = BOUCHER.
We beg leave to call the attention Of our cnsto,
mers and the public generally, to the tact that we
have lust returned from the North with our ne"
stock Of ,rru oooDs
consisting of the very latest styles. We are now
nyanared to offer much larger, better and cheaper
lot of Hats aud Caps than ever offered in THIS mar
ket We invite the public to call and examlne cur cur
stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we VIII sell
as cheap If not cheaper than any other Ike esta'
bIishment in this city.
' HAMILTON 4 BOUCHER.
B-Fne SILK HATS made to order at the
vbo,ta.t notice sp 23-Im
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VILLAGE Vcrnnipe Miss Kate Pennoyel

Conclude with the lsughable piece of z. r; or, tn
Man and his Tiger.
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UMG VALUABLE COW FOR
W8 SALE.-I have for sale fine COW
-AlQ. very docile raised on Church Fl III, and
expected TO cast her calf in q couple Of weeks:
WIN. r. BUTLER,
ap 23-2t 10 Main street.
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% WlLBAChEk,
L =. BOTHER. AND WHOLESALE DEALER

d WlLBACHEk,
:. BOTHER, AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
LAGER BE Err, ALE, PORTER, &c,
(Ofice on 18th, between Maiu and Cary sts)
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage and sonncsnce
in my establishment, from all parts OF the Cnm'
monwealth and State at large, take pleasure 90
state that shall sell during the Spring and sum
BOTTLED LAGER BEER,
CREAM ALE,
aud PORTER.
at the same prices a. heretofore. viz:
Quarts per dozen, 81 Isl IS cts.a dog aliovedeJ
Pints, :" :" o0I return OF bottles
I'alfpints, per doz. 5e-extra charge nr hes
ties.
Trusting, by prompt attention TO orders, and Of
srpg always the best article, 10 share stu great
CT part Of public favor. and give general ssts'ae-
ton.
Goods for the country packed in barrels. and de.
Iivered 10 any Railroad Depot In Town, tree Oh
charge.
am still Agent for the sale Of Jacob seegsss
Baltimore LAGER BEER, and Daudelets IN
pALN ALE, the superiority Of Which IL Aeknow-
lodged by eycrY Judge; and ] continue 70 recon-,
mend both articles FOR their pureness and bensncai
effects 10 invAlids.
m Orders leie with Messrs. puval 4 Merton.
corner 10th and Main sts. Messrs Laidtsy heesh,
son, corner 4th and franklin, OK ct my store WIN
b promptly attended to. nh b-d'1i
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"a Oh. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo.
pathst offers his professional services TO the iii
zens of Richmond and its vicinity. Once ut his re
gidence, on Leigh str OF. two doors from 9Th.
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- TIE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE Of
~ the Democratic Party for Madison Ward,
will meet at their Rooms on Bank street, (between
OH and Ieth streets,) THIS (saturdsy) EVENING,
at o'clock A full attendance is earnestly request
ed as business of importance will come before the
Committee.
By order of the Chairman.
ap 23-it& ANDREW DEWITT, Sec'y.
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MEDICAL CARDS.

~0RoEa8 B. ETllL, Dentist, Ohio
sud residence No al, on Main, between 18th and st
utrootS. Richmond Va. myO-ly
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~FIRI INSURANCE..

CfIRD INSURANCE.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PROpEkTt
LIVE INsUkANCEf white persons on the M"'
f,,1J Sustem and Joint Stock Sysfent!
SLAVE INSURANCE one month % Iss yedn, siS'
inc STATE All effected daily upon economical. mft
and satisfactory terms to the insured. 1wo or IL
BEST COMPANIES in the Union represented Capitai
FoR ALI KINDS Of Insurance. call Ct the OLD eslan.
lshed GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Penr ssreess Jus'
below the Exchange Hotel: next 10 u Eacno.
~ AL Losses Promptly Ihid.
Hours OF Guinness from d 70 M sno Ho'n
4 to 6 O'Clock. z M. xoyr, nm
General insurance Agent. and
an a,-at Medical Examiner.
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- RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The
&>~1a lecture room of the new Clay Street M e
Church will be opened for Divine worship. on Sun
DAY Path inst at II O'Clock, A NJ. Sermon by the
paster. Rev NJ PETERSON. ap 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OICHMOND THEATRE.
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS GALA.

LAST NIGHT OF THE FATORITE YOUNG
AMERICAN TRlGEDLAN,
EDWIN BOOTH.
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CARM ON CHARLES CITY ROAD. s
Il MILES BELOW TIE CITY, FOR SALE PR
yATELY-We are authorized to sell privately. the
Farm known as Laurel III H." on the Charles City
Road miles below the city. and occupied by Mr.
VIM Pearce Ii contains no acres. of which 90 res
ara cleared, and the balance heavily wooded. The
improvements are q comfortable dwelling. with It .
necessary outtuildings together with ice houte.
The .oiI is very good and in fins state % calt-
walton. For particulars, sppiy to SIR Wn Pearee.
upon the premises, or TO us.
An l6-eodlOt JAS MTAYLOR 4 SON.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
IN to whom the estate of WIN BURR may be
indebted 20 present their claims - me Tor pay.
ment; and they are requested TO do so promptly.
DAVID BURR. Executor
An VIM 3 Burr. deceased.
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- ~ POQUO0IN RIVER OYS-
AIHHTERA!-fhs sloop SALLY ANN
bnyMs0AD has just srrived . The
River Of6enRe. Bslns just taken ron the wster.
tas s, ais e prsIs ssder rs and vs Favored
nesss xsnpsss. neads g families and oahsTs viii
asne z ne = ~ iact tEiR fos this .ssscn.
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- eppcrAL NofIoB. -CtosIxG BALI
Or ON PAvrSrEas Those pers1ns who would Hhe
ShsSins oil paintings Of real merf are
spprised that the closing sale Of the ssme VII
st "a, nfhisn Hall. There are Jet on hand num-
Ladies are particularly invited to attend. Seats
are sn ps ss 'of 'ne"' EB COCK, Auct.
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Rates on manufactured tobacco. per 100 pounds.
from Richmond, as follows: To knoxilie. 50 cents;
Ga, lis; to Macon. Ga. SO; to MONTGOMERY. Ala.
/ AZ TO 81 Louis. Wis Memphis LA; to Vicksburg,
Natchez and NewUrleaus, AZ
~. To Dalton and all pJints east and south Of
It, these rates will go into effect at once but to
Ohnttanooga aud west of it, Is cents per 100 pounds
additional viii be charged until the completion of
the Cleveland branch Of the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad.
For classification of articles and further nforma-
ton, see hand bills apply at the Office of the
Richmond and Danyile Railroad Company, Rich
moud Q CAMPBELL,
Superintendent.
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1910 THE PEOPLE or CHESTERFIELD
It being understood that the office OF COMMON.
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY, for the County of Chester.
field, will shortly become vacant by the resignation
to supply such vacancy when it occurs.
ap l5-ts CHRISTOPHER McREA.
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-ChAks
TIRED by TIN LHGISLATURn OF viR-
aINIA--OAPITAL 100000 DOLLAkei- re-
aeived ON deposit, IN Gums Of hve dollars snd ap.
waras, on which interest," the rate Of pex csnsuo
per nnnum = paid for suus remaining 81 monses
OF longer FOR shoxtsr pexos intersse - NE las -
HE vhoIe jeint stock bound fbr the deDoeitA
Deposits received and CERTIFICATES isseSa ~ ~
Cashier. , STARK at tAs story g ssexso@
6ANUEL s101TkRLL, krsse0shI
fHGTAkRk. CnAhieE.
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1859. A CARD. 1902.
Gun STOCK WAS HEy1H son1
CoMp6HxH And oa1heE
ana ~ car intention % kssyM - -.
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CIDE0. shouldsra and Hana. direct
~ from badun packers IN Ohio. for sale by
ADe3 IA0b DAVENPORT.
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ERESH ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
- Constantly receiving supply Of FRESH Gle
WEB BUTTER, direct from the churn, at wholesale
and retail, by WILLIAM T. KING,
ap 23-3t and Franklin st.
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by Telegraph
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 2-P. NJ.
Flour dull and lower for common; sales 5000 brs.
at S5 20@5 so for superfne State; So 65@15 90 for
choice So l5l6 IS for extra do IS 26 rs for super
fine Western IS SOd5 90 for common TO medium extra
Western; sc 50l96 20 do. rOund-hoop Ohio, closing
heavy. Canadian Flour quiet at Sc jO@17 50 for ex
tras, Small sales Rye Flour at So 70(d4 30.
Wheat dull and depressing, and holders, TO sell
freely, would he compelled to submit 20 a material
decline small sales at 81 4S for Winter Red Western;
81 50al IS for Red Northern, and 81 3s@l 50 for
White do. Rye dull at s76nSec; sales 5000 bushels
within the range. Barley dull sales 2s50 bushels at
Tic for State, and SIC. for California Corn dull and
heavy sales bushels at s7S9c for Yellow Jersey
and Southern; CSC. for choice White Southern
Mixed Western nominal at S9c Oats lower and dull
at 55@57c. for State, and 5SCd6c. for Western and
Canadian.
Whisky heavy and dull; sales 25O brs. at 27@271tc
mostly at the inside price.
Pork shade firmer sales 900 brs. at sly IS for
mess; Sl7 81 for old mess; SIP 70 for prime. In
cluded In the sales 800 brls. mess, deliver
able at the sellers option from the 10th Of April 70
the hrst Of June, at Sl7 70. Beef heavy; sales 100
brls at Sc O7 for prime; 81 0@l9 for do 80 so
oil so for Tepacked Chicago do, and S2 75@l3 for
extra do. Prime mess Beef steady At $l76l2i sales
200 tierces at the latter price. Beef Hams steady;
sales 100 brs. at Sl5l7 80 Bacon steady sales rs 900
lbs. clear smoked Sides private terms. Dressed
Hogs dull at 70S16c. Cut meats heavy; sales $50
pkgs at 6AG7c. for Shoulders, and sd9Ac. for Hams.
Lard sales 400 brs. at llA@ll4c. Butter quiet at
l05c for Ohio, and l5@23c for state Cheese steady
at S@llAc.
The Cotton market this morning was dull, and quo;
tatiOns had declining tendency. Buyers demanded
reduction In prices sales 1000 bales. The market
closed hrm, with better feeling.
At the Tea sale to-day the rates generally un
Il changed. Sugar firm at 7@7JSc.
/ Pig Iron dull at S26@2s.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.


WARRINGTON, April 2.--The non-arrival OF
the British steamer Curacoa, with LORD Lyons,
exoites additional fears for her safety
A disnatoh from Charleston, 5. O., says that
,bs Courier OF that city contains telegraphic
dispatch from Washington, stating that the
war in Europe has actually commenced, and
that George Saunders had brought dlsPstch
10 that effect TO the President.
Hon. W. Porchor Miles, member Of Congress
from Charleston, telegrsphed back that Lord
Napier knew nothing about the report Inc
Courier fails 10 be convinced.
II is we'll understood that the Cabinet, yes
terday, had under consideration the subject
of Central American affairs.
Advices from the commander OF the James
town confirm the statements relative to the re-
cent events in Nicaragua.
Our Government has nothing from an Ofhcial
source later than February 25, relative to the
treaties, when that Of Sir William Gore Ousloy,
of commerce, navigation and the transit, had
been satisfied with an additional article to the
effect that Nicaragua surrendered none OF her
rights over Musquito. The Musquito Treaty
was at that time pending, and the Cass- Yrissari
Treaty had been acted upon.
Our Government will accordingly await fur
ther reliable intelligence before it can act deci-
sively.
So far as Great Britain Is concerned, If il shall
appear that Sir 0usley has transcribed or yio-
lated his instructions, a formal request will be
made of England 10 disavow his acts, If she
shall not do so Voluntarily.
IL is thought, however, that she will carry
out in good faith the understanding between
her own government and that of the United
states relative to the settlement of the irritating
questions growing out of the different interpre
tations of the Clayton -Bulwer Treaty; nor Is
IL impossible, should Nicaragua ratify all the
British treaties and reject ours, that Minister
Lamar will be withdrawn and General Jerez,
the Nicaraguan Minister at Washington, be
rendered his passports. Such is the position
Of the question, according to the best reliable
information, but much depends upon the char
acter Of the future official advices from Nicar-
aqua.
Our vessels will, it is said, be concentrated al
the most exposed points for the protection o.
the persons and property of American citizent
within their reach. To proceed to the interio
Of the country would be an act Of war, whicl
will not be committed; but there is no doubt
from what has recently transpired, that tn
President will exert, to the utmost extent, al
the power conferred upon him by the constitu
ton and the laws.
Minister Bowlin writes hopefully of a salts
factory arrangement of the difficulties will
Paraguay,
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by Telegraph
New Orleans Market,

NEW ORLEANe, April l.
COttOn-The market is unsettled, owing to the
Picayunes report that the President had received dis
In Europe sales to-day Of only 800 bales at IAl2c.
for middng qualities; sales Of the wesk $1,000 bales;
exports 600 bales; total exports baes pres
eDt stock 10000 bales against 800 bales at the
800 bales receipts at all Southern ports ahead of last
year T9l 500 bales
Sugar dull at 6l5c. for fair.
Mess Pork Sl7 for Western.
Coffee steady at ll5c. for prime Rio; sales of the
week 100 bags imports for lhe week 5O bags; pres
ent stock 10000 bags, against o2O bags al the came
time last year.
Freights ON Cotton to Liverpool 7-l6d
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River News.

ST.. LOUIS, April 3-P. M.-The river is
about at a stand at this point, with an abund-
snce of water both above and below. The H.
hnois is rising slowly. The other upper
streams are unchanged. Weather clear and
cool.
PIrIsBURG, April 2-M.-River seven feet
eight inches by the pier-mark, and falling.
Westher cloudy, with appearance Of rain.
Mercury 80. No arrivals or departures.
PITrsBURe, April 2--P. M.-River seven feet
six inches, and falling. Weather cloudy. De-
parted-Empire City, for st. Louis; Potomac,
for Memphis; Harmonic, for Nashville.
LOUISVILLE, April 2-M.-River falling
slowly, with soant six feet in the canal. Weather
showery. Mercury So.
ST. LOUIS, April 2-M.-The river continues
10 recede at this point and all the upper streams
are reported on the decline. Slight rain last
night. Weather this morning alternately ceal
and cloudy, and warm.
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A BURGLAR Nor CAPTURED. - Yesterday
morning, about three o'clock, Higgins, the ever
active and industrious Policeman of the Fifth
Ward, while going his rounds heard noise in
a drinking establishment on Walnut street,
under the Metropolitan Hall. This house had
been broken into twice before, and Higgins
being advised Of it, was exceedingly industri
GUS in his efforts to capture the midnight ope-
Yator. The house was closed, but Higgins and
his partner, Packer, we're sure that the sound
they heard were footsteps, and they felt conf
dent that the veritable burglar they had been
so long in search of, was in the saloon. Ac-
eordingly "Hig" stationed his partner and sew
eraI citizens who happened to pass along the
street, as a guard over the place, in true mill
tary style. He completely surrounded the
coffee house, thereby preventing any egress Of
the bold burglar, and then ''Hig" rushed to
the Five's Engine-house. There he procured
q lantern, and the services Of Cal. Swift
and thence proceeded hurriedIy to the rcsidenc'
of the owner Of tho house, who was aroused
and notified that burglar was Gagged in hi'
premises. The party rushed to the saloon; the
door was opened, and some half dozen stal
wart fellows entered the premises to immortal
ize themselves, by securing a desperate rascal
whom, 10 their astonishment and surprise, they
discovered an ugly cur-dOg playing with al
old shoe, the sole occupant of the establish
ment. The Watchmen were sold, the land
lord was sold; and after taking quiet "snif
ter" the entire force departed, satisfied tina
there was q slight difference between a noisy
canine quadruped and genuine burglar.