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Orr NEW PossEssIoNs-WaY Russ

Or NEW PossEssIoNs--WHY RUSSIA
CEpEp THEM.-The cession excites intense
interest. Influential parties regard it as
significant of Russian policy, in view OF
impending European complications on the
eastern question. Russia cedes her Anne
rican territory for the same reasons that
induced Napoleon to sell Louisiana. In
the event of o war Russia would probably
lose this territory, and by parting with it
the Gear secures the friendship Of our Go
'vernment. The English representative is
deeply chagrined, and it is said that Sir
Frederick Bruce will telegraph to Earl
Derby for instructions to protest against its
acceptance BY our Government. Letter in
Neto York Express. -
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Letter from General Lee

Mrs. E. A. r. MearS, Treasurer Southern
Orphan Association, Baltimore, Nd:
/ have the pleasure of transmitting to
you S377.50, presented by the citizens Of
Virginia City, Montana Territory, who, be-
coming appraised of the intention of erect
ing an asylum for the orphans OF Con
federate Dead" have generously sent this
amount to aid in its erection, through Mr.
William Ellinger, of your city.
Wishing the ladies Of your association
every success in their benevolent enter
prise, am, with great respect, your ODE
dfent servant, K. Il. LEE.
Lerinqton, "a, 9th March, 1867.
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DISASTROUS LAND SLIDES ON THE OHIO
RIvER.-The banks in front Of the Doherty
and Smith farms, just below the city,
caved in yesterday to the width Of one
hundred feet. The cave at Doherty's farm
has nearly reached his dwelling, and fears
are entertained that it will slide into the
river before the caving is checked. The
new road lately purchased by the county
has been destroyed. 1t was forty feet wide,
and cost the county $1,000. 1t is thought
that another rise in the river will cut q
channel through the bottom just above
| Smiths farm to Middle creek. If such be
the case, the splendid farms below the
city will be washed away. This, indeed,
would be an irreparable calamity, not only
to the owners of these productive farms,
but to every citizen in New Albany, as
our market is mostly supplied with vege-
tables from them. We hear Of number
of various other slides along the river be-
low the city. At Hiram Bence's place we
understand acres of land have been washed
into the river. A well which stood in the
yard near Mr.. Bence's house has been car
ried away entire, the brick, windlass, and
hole all disappearing. 1t is reported that
before the we'll sunk, rumbling noise like
that made by the rushing Of water over a
milldam was heard for several minutes.
The we'll and windlass first sunk out OF
sight, and then the ground within the space
of an acre around it slid off into the river.
This is very singular occurrence, if true.
1t was told to us by q reliable gentleman.
The loss by these slides will amount to
thousands of dollars, and if the fears en-
tertained by many in regard to the river
cutting through to Middle creek are real
lied, the damage will be frightful.-Ne,r
Albany Ledger, March %.
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ARREST FOR EXPRESS RoBBERY.-Jamea
Clay Potts, a messenger Of the Southern
Express Company, charged with robbing
the company of about 100000 at West
Point, Miss, on the 10th March, was ar
rested on Saturday morning by Mr.. Charles
Fl. Ehrman, route agent of the Harnden Elk
press on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
and some $4,000 in gold and United
States currency found upon his person.
Potts came to this city some time ago, and
went up the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad as far as Clarksburg, Va,
but set out again to return to this city,
when, on Friday night, Ehrman took the
train on which Potts was, at Cumberland,
and effected his arrest on the arrival of
the train. The accused was committed to
jail.-Baltimore Sun, LIST.
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A NOTORIOUS SwINpLER AND THIEF on
Hrs RouNDs.-The Tarboro' On. Co. South
erner thus ventilates notorious swindler,
whose reputation Is not unknown In this
city: :, ts t8dre
"The career of Captain Charles G. Moore
with the firm Of L. Fl. Moore & Simpson,
Richmond, Va.,) alias DR.. Jordan, alias .
gay Lothario, was cut suddenly short on
Monday evening by the arrival of some
gentlemen from one Of the upper counties,
who recognized him as most consummate
swindler. The said Moore represented
himself here as q captain Of Kentucky
cavalry during the war, and for nearly 9
year has been sojourning in this county,
having succeeded in imposing on one or
two generous families with the story that
he was forced by the Yankees to leave his
native State"
We are reliably informed that this fell
low figured in Warren county, N. g., last
year as cdr. Jordon," where he made
some reputation as o physician. He was
introduced into good society, and circu-
lated around pretty freely. 1t is said that
he gained the affections Of young lady OF
an esteemed and well-known family, to
whom he became engaged. 1t was thought
prudent by the lady's father or friends to
make some inquiry regarding the antece-
dents and character Of the doctor y
and while these were being made, he stole
horse and saddle belonging to the family,
and watch and chain which he had bor-
rowed from the lady, and suddenly left. He
was pursued to Petersburg, through which
city he passed last week. The photograph
which he left with the lady whom he en-
deavored to deceive was brought on, and
left at Messrs. Rockwell & Cowell's to be
multiplied for the benefit of the police
Petersburg cypress.
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Total q, $50, i02 80 81 800, 5sl o

The amounts collected in Florida, Texas,
and Arkansas have not been finally report
ed to the Commissioner Of Internal Reeve
nue.; but from reports already rendered
it appears that large portion OF the tax
due from those States is still unpaid. No
collections whatever have been made in
Alabama. No collections have been made
since the Sd Of August, 1856, at which date
the Secretary Of the Treasury ordered
suspension until January /, 1858, under
special authority from Congress.-NationaI
JntelEgencer.
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II appears that the West Virginia de-
serters, whom Butler charged the Presi-
dent with pardoning for the purpose Of en-
abling them to vote the Democratic ticket,
were men who struggled from Hunters
command at the time of his raid towards
Lynchburg, and who afterwards rejoined
their companies and served out their time.
DR.. Holmes, in the atlantic for April,
hazards the opinion that "lawyers half
learn thing quicker than the members of
any other profession"
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: Ioxsrnos m THE ArLASr1c.-Iceberg
have made their appearances %. thickly In
the Atlantic ocean that vessels between
this country and Europe find some dim
culty IN Avoiding them. A captain who
Arrived At New York on Thursday from
LIVERPOOL reports that during foggy
weather, when off the eastern edge OF the
Banks, he became environed by twenty
one large berrs, some thirty-flve or forty
feet high, and about two hundred feet
long. IL was only by good seamanship
that the ship got clear Of them.
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A CoMPRoMIsE.-Robert Ould, late Con-
federate Commissioner of Exchange, has
been here in conference with southern men
in regard to the military government bill.
He has gone back to Richmond to-day ;
and it is said he designs, in concert with
others, to propose that the negroes have
control of the Virginia congressional dele
CATION, and the whites the State officers
Letter in Baltimore Gazette.
The above is an absurd story. We give
it for what it is worth, and that is nothing
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The BANKRUPT LAw.-Congress having
refused to change the time of putting this
law into operation, it is presumed that
Chief Justice Chase will, as soon as posi-
BILE, proceed to the appointment of the COM
missioners Of bankruptcy in the different
districts of the country. The term Of the
Supreme Court, which commenced yester.
day. affords opportunity to confer with the
justices of the different circuits on the sub.
iect,
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VALUABLE INvENrIoN.-The exigencies
of the oil business have led to the inven-
ton of pump which is destined to super
sede all others in use both for pumping oil
wells and other purposes. The astonishing
simplicity of this invention will lead to the
inquiry from all who see its operation,
!" Why was this not discovered before ~
It combines in one simple arrangement the
qualities Of the liquid pump, ale pump,
lift pump, and force pump, while for con-
venience In repairing 1t Is unequalled.-
Washington Republican. r4f.
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Printers, Wages

New ORLEANS, March 3l.-Af full meeting
ofthe Typographical Union to-day resolved
that the reduction of prices from seventy
five to sixty cents thousand claimed by
the proprietors cannot be complied with
under the present high rates of living in
that city. The matter is still pending.
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MONEY REcovERED.-A portion of the
sixty dollars lost by Rev. S. L. n. Conser,
on Friday last, who, it will be remember
ed, had his pocket picked at an auction
sale on Pearl street on that day, was on
Saturday recovered by officer Gaines
from two colored boys named Charles Carr
and John Wilson. The amount recovered
was some forty dollars, and owing to the
indisposition Of Mr.. Conser to prosecute,
the boys were discharged.-BaHinore
Sun, lSt. sse.
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THE FoUR-LEAFED CLovER.-The New
Orleans Picayme tells of man who, after
years Of search, found the much sought
for four. leafed clover, which, 1t Is said, will
bring good luck to any man who can find
one. He got lottery ticket and drew .
Handsome price. Sizes kRE
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A BIG FRUIT CRoP.-Our country friends
tell us they anticipate large yield of fruit
the coming season, from the fact that the
weather has not been warm enough to
cause the buds TO spring forth and be
killed by IN after cold spell. II IL now 30
late in the season that when the buds do
put forth, the weather win be 90 warm -
to put them beyond danger Of being killed.
We hope these anticipations may DO fully
Misunderstanding Ne,os.
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The President proposes TO. make nomi-
nations this week for all the offices now
without incum5ents, and among these are
included the minister TO Austria, naval
officer of New York, United States mar.
slsl Of Louisiana, and other desirable
places, which are much sought sftag. y
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RichmOnd Tobacco Market.
ToBAcco EXCHANGE, I

RICHMOND, Va, April l, 1867.
We report the breaks very small to-day.
No change to note in prices. Below we give
the transactions: IS hogsheads, 10 tierces,
and q boxes sold at the Exchange ~ fol-
lows: IT,.
Lugs.-Manufacturing, common to good,
23 to o.; manufacturing, sun-cured, 9l0
to sl5; shipping, common to good, %
to $3.50.
Leaf.-Manufacturing, common TO good,
sS to sls; manufacturing, fancy common,
$50 to. $50; fancy wrappers, medium to
fine, Ss5 to s10O.
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CONFIRMATION. Right Rev. John Johns,
Bishop of the Diocese Of Virginia, will
visit petersburg on the 28th instant--the
last Sunday In The month-for the purpose
81 administering the rite Of confirmation
He win administer the rite q Grace
church IN the morning; ct st. etephsn'a
foolored) N the afternoon, And y 81
fouib 6 iieht spress, ss.lk 4
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New YORK, April Up. Motion
dull and declining; the market opened
firm but fell off at the close sales Of 1000
bales at 30RG3lc., closing at 3Ohc.
Flour closed dull; State, s9.7O@sl2.75.
Corn active, and advanced 1c.; mixed
western, $l.l9@S1.22. Mess pork opened
heavy, but improved at the close-quoted
at 1886. Lard heavy and prices I'M
changed. Groceries quiet but firm. Naval
stores firm. Spirits turpentine, 7sQ79c.
Rosin, S4.250S9.50. Wool quiet.
Stocks dull and heavy. 5-20's, '62, cou-
pons, l09%. Gold, 1914.
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THE DIRECT TAX IN THE LATE INsURREc.

THE DIRECT TAX IN THE LATE INsURREC-
TIoNARY DIsTRICys.-The following table
exhibits the amount of direct tax collect
ed in the late insurrectionary States, to-
gether with the apportionment to each
State under the act of June I, 1862. The
statement Of the amount collected also
includes the sum realized from the sales
of property for the non-payment of tax:
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BALTIxoRE AND PoToMAc RoAD.--We
learn that the arrangements are complete
for the speedy construction Of this impor.
tant highway. 1t is expected that before
the next regular session of Congress the
main line will be completed as far as Up
per Marlboro, and the branch from Col
iipgton to this city.-Washiagtea lntsli.
gescT. i
!, Il Il to terminate opposite Aqaia creek,
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Steamer Burnt. I

New ORLEANS, April 1.-The steamer
Alabama, with 200 bales Of cotton, was
burnt five miles above here. She was
owned in St. Louis, valued at $4,000, and
insured for $35, 900.
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WAR Steamer for Mexicnn LibernIs.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The iron war
steamer General McCullom, designed for
the Liberals, sailed yesterday for Tampico.
She carried several batteries Of artillery
and 10000 stand of small arms, with four
tons of powder and a quantity of fixed
ammunition.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-Governor Throck-
morton telegraphs here that Texas will
immediately re6rganize under the recon-
struction act.
Wall street is dull, but with better
general feeling. II is reported that two
national banks in the oil regions have sus-
pended. There is an active loan demand
at per cent. Commercial paper is quoted
at 70s.
The bank statement shows decrease in
loans of q, 900, 900; specie, $500, 900, and
deposits, $4,000, 900; and an increase in
circulation of sl5O,OOO; legal-tenders,
81 100000.
General Sherman, in published letter,
says he has leave of absence for the sum-
mer. and will accompany his daughter to
the Holy Land.
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~~~~-' - - oOcoAVh sS>aoys ~ Na# Il
The Government holds si07 ,000, 600 In
gold.
WAsHIsuroS, April IN. G. Taylor, Of
Tennessee, assumed the duties of Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs to-day.
The Republican Congressional Com
mittee has organized with E. D. Morgan,
of New York, chairman.
There were bat five justices on the Su-
preme Court bench this morning, and the
court adjourned until tomorrow.
The Senatorial Foreign Relations Com.
mittee considered the Russian treaty seve.
raj hours to-day, but took no definite &C.
ton. Fes ysea ~ Frg
The House Judiciary Committee RENAME
in session this week on impeachment. II
will then adjourn till May.
Henry r. Landermanis confirmed direc'
tor of the Philadelphia mint. -
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NEWCASTLE, DEL, March 30.--John TIL
killed his brother Henry to-day near this
city. The quarrel was about quantity
OF tobacco. The murderer was arrested
and lodged in jail.
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From 80. Iseuas-Desssnetisn or the
LinAe1 Hetel ~ Fire.
ST.. LouIs, March Sl-The Lindel Hotel,
the largest building Of its kind on this
continent, was totally destroyed by Gre
last night. There Is good deal Of mys-
terry about the origin of the IRE, but the
most reliable accounts are that Il broke
out In one Of the west front rooms In the
fifth story about half.past so'clock, but
the alarm was not sounded until after
o'clock
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! Abundance Of cod6sh, halibut, and
salmon, ofexcellent quality, are said to ex-
lot In the Russian possessions on the Pa
eide coast, which the Unitsd 6tatSs has
Just SECURED BY treaty.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, April l.-Cotton steady
middling uplands, Soc. Coffee firm and
scarce cargoes of Rio are hourly ex-
pected. Sugar steady. Flour dull but
firm Corn active, with q heavy stock
white, Sl.06G$l.09. Provisions quiet and
nominally unchanged. Whisky, in bond,
3nM22c --..
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Arrival or Treasure.

New YORK, April 1.-The steamer Henri!
Chauncey has arrived from Aspinwall will
1892 900 in gold and 800 passengers.
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ESTABLISHED 1884.
II P. J. CREW 3 CO.,
successors 10 O. Crew Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. lls, ll5, and lit, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now in factory large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trade at such prices as will
make It to the interest Of all to patronze this hom
mandatory. NH ll-3m
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DICHMOND POTTERY, FOOT OF
IL MAIN STREET, ROCKETS.
sALESROOM, No. II FIFTEENTH STREET,

DAVID PARH, RICHMOND, {DAvID PARR, JR.,
JOHN L. PARR, VA. JAMES PARR.
DAVID PAIR & SONS, PRoPRIEToRs.
We are manufacturing the best quality STONE
WARE, which we offer at the following wholesa lie
prices: Jugs, Pitchers, Jars, Milk Pans, and Spit
looms, all sizes from one gallon and upwards, 2sc
Ions, g. IS per Dozen Bread Risers and Butter Pans
with covers, and Water Jars all sizes, 33c per gal
lon half gallons, % per dozen. Churns and CO.
vered Jars, all sizes 5sac per gallon. Crucibles,
Plumbago, or Black Lead Crucibles, Of all sizes,
which we warrant equal to any manufactured
North also, Sand Cruciblss, in nests, for dentists
and goldsmiths. NH 2s-im
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CINCINNATI MARKETS..

CINCINNATI, April Flour firm trade
brands, $ll.50@13.50. Wheat scarce.
Corn-Light supply and good demand.
Mess pork, s22.75Gs23. Bacon, 91a@l11a
and lie. Lard, l2A0l3c. Groceries
steady, E1sg0 Esge
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EMOv L. - HABLISTON q
III BROTHER having bought the large stock Of
FURNITURE belonging TO Messrs. French
by them, are now prepared, with LARGE ADD
TfONS TO THEIR STOCK, to supply all who may
ways keep on hand the finest assortment In the
market, and invite their friends to give them
call at No. Dos Main street, corner OF Ninth, up
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John J. OSBORN q co, Fgk
u MANUFACTURERs AND DEAL ~
moved the repository from Seventh street TO No.
1914 MAIN STREET, have on hand, OF their own
manufacture, fine stock of PLEASURE CAR
RACES OF every variety and description, to
which they invite the attention OF the public.
fa22
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EMOVAL. -PILKINTON, Pull
III LIAM CO., AUCTIONEBRs, REAL ESTATE
AGENTS, and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for
merly No. . Wall street,) have removed to the
street.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect;
fully solicit consignments Of manufactured and
leaf TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, OATS,
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con-
tinuance Of the same, pledging their best efforts
to afford satisfaction TO their patrons:
PILKlNTON, PULLIAM CO.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Ii Pearl street.
4--ts
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP
IN AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LLOYD J. BEALL
Is associated with me from this date as general
partner in the GROCERY and COMMISSION BU-
sINESS which will hereafter be conducted under
the style and firm Of ROBERT T. WILLIAMS
CO., In the new iron front building corner OF Cary
and Fourteenth Tor Pearl) street. .
Thankful for the patronage so literally ex-
tended me, respectfully solicita continuance OF
the same TO the new hrm.
Mr.. JOHN N. ROYALL and r. w. ROYAL
continue with Us, and will be pleased to serve
friends NH Its
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TEIEdRAfH1C NEWS


tsi Y1Rsr prsrArcn.
wAsHIsorox, April l-l0x p. NJ
Pdmte dispatches received here fFom
Hartford give conflicting accounts. The
Republicans assert that Hawiey and p. T.
Bsrnum are elected. Other dispatches say
that R. D. Hubbard 4 elected over Demins,
Republicans, in Hartford District, By 200
majority. The Democrats claim Eagiisn's
election. w7s =. ~ fe1 $3.50
81 = SECOND p1spArcH.
WAsHISoroE, April lilo p. NJ
Later advices state that p. +. Barnum d
defested BY small msierity. There Is no
doubt Of It. - g2yeyi
A dispatch received q New York World
Headquarters here says the Democrats
have elected three Congressmen. The
State is in doubt yet. Hawlsy gains IS
in four towns. Betting is lively on both
sides. ~ SCI aesl1s ri
THIRD DISPATCH.
wAsnrxorox, April 1-11.65.-Seversl
dispatches to private parties say the indi.
cations are in favor Of Enslish. The re.
suit is yet doubtful. but the Conservatives
are In excellent humor. TIMoH.
Press Dispatches.
FIRST DISPATCH. M
NEW HAVEN, Or, April Ill P. NJ
The returns from the State are - yet I'M.
certain. p. T. Barnum, for Congress, d
almost certainly beaten. The Democrat,
claim three Congressman. They have Ger.
tainly elected Hubbard In the First Dis
trict. The betting Is lively on the result
In the State. The impression IL that the
Democrats have carried the State.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, April l-Aidnight.-Pri-
vate kilograms from Connecticut up to this
hour say that sixty cities and towns, In
GLIDING New Haven and Hartford, give
English (Conservativs) about 600 majority
The result Is close and doubtful, but the
Democrats are in . very good humor.