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HeAbinr, 3 re,,,.le lectures.

NEW FORK, April 1e.--Mfss Edith OGor-
man iectured at Madison, New Jersey, on
Friday, on the Roman Priesthood. AS she
LETT the building large crowd OF Roman
Catholics congregated and q serious riot APP
peared inevitable. A pistol was fired at her
but the aim missed. She reached o friends
house, which was instantly surrounded By
with stones, clubs, &c. Citizens kept
guard all night, and Miss 0'Gorman was
escorted to New York to-day. She entered
the Roman Catholic Sisterhood as nun at
Madison, New Jersey, and the Catholics
are exasperated.
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Naval.

NORFOLK, Va, April 16.-!The school.
ship Mercury is reported as having gone
ashore at o'clock this morning Twelve
miles south Of Cape Henry. No hives were
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From New York.

NEW YoRK, April 16.-The question of
establishing cotton exchange here is being
canvassed. -,
The smallpox RACES terribly at Green
port, Long Island. III,
Iysis to-day, He was taken to a hospital.
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Foreign News.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 1G.-Mr. Newman Hall
denies his intention to make his residence
in the United Safes.
LONDON, April 1G.-The Saturday Re-
rie,c discusses the Alabama case i'll the light
of Sergeant Bernard's book, which main
tans that the detention of the Alabama
! would, even if possible, have been legally
uniustitiable. The Reuie,c thinks the Ser
geant is wrong. The detention order was
actually issued, though it came too late.
The Builder has IN article on the recent
Papal AnathemaS against Free Masonry.
The writer refers to the vitality Of Free Ma
sonrv on the Continent and elsewhere.
STAIN.
MADRID, April 16.-Thc Republican
Journals of Spain demand a separation Of
church and State, and that i'll the priests OF
bishops refusing to take the oath to support
the Constitution will be sent to Rome.
Duke Montpensicr, who was banished
from Madrid for g month, has gone to Sc
vile.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April I6.-The health of Monsieur
Guzot is such as to cause anxiety.
1t is now tolerably certain that the for
mula of the plebiscita will be "Do the peo-
pie desire constitutional reform in 1870,
which assures their liberty-placing it I'M
der the guarantee Of the Emperor and the
dynasty" Members of Left Centre held a
meeting yesterday, at which it was decided
| that all people should be free TO vote as they
pleased. 1t is generally believed that the
minority will vote in the affirmative. The
representatives Of the journal of the Left
at the meeting yesterday. were divided IN
regard to the propricty of signing the mani
| tcsto to be issued. 1t is probable that no
mauitcstoes will he issued and that the split
| in tue ranks will continue until after the
rlcbiscltd has been submitted to q vote.
The party OF the Right Centre has formed
q committee to operate in favor of the pie
biscita. Among the members of the party
is EMILE Girardin. This committee has al
ready issued q proclamation affirming IL
berty and revolution are now face to face.
If eyes" be voted it will mean liberty If
"no," revolution The committee, which
has been constituted with no spirit of eX-
clusiVenesS, makes q strong appeal to those
who think that the great benefit to the ma
ton is to escape revolution.
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
LISBON. April 16.-The regular steamer
/ from Rio Janeiro has arrived, bringing de-
tails of the termination of the Paraguayan
war. On the 1st of March the Brazilian
General attacked and carried the position OF
| General Lopez. Lopez himself, his son,
| Colonel Lopez: +. Sanchez, Vice-President
Of the Republic; General Caminos, and
several other high officers Of Paraguay,
were killed in the assault. The mother,
brothers, and children, of President Lopez
Madame Lynch, and many officers, are pri
soncrs. A large quantity Of arms and am
munition were captured. At last advices
treaty Of peace had been prepared with the
provisional government of Paraguay, which
had convoked q constitutional assembly fol
| the purpose.
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Few York stock and Money Mark

Few York stock ana Money Market,
SKw YORK. April ID Noon. - Stocks firm.
Money ea.v. United StatSs bonds. Il2s yirgi-
MIA as, Te3:; new. ssi.
Errning. The following is tho bank statemen,
fn- The past week oans decreased over 81, 600,
cno; specie decreased nearly s. 400 900: circuls-
ton decreased $4,000; deposits increased over
81 nco neo legal tenders increased over ~ 200 coo
Sterling duh at lost@loa Coupons 1881, I1&t
is: il2t lse4. liot 1863. l,oh. lo-4o's 1868. New
Tenrtssees ware hheraffy desn IN. Missouri s's,
s.. Tenn~ssee e's. SGT: n.r. 5!i.
The SuS-Treasnry balance to-day ia 81, aal, 3p7
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Steamboat Disasters,

CINCINNATI, April 1e.-The tow-boat
Rowen exploded her boiler. The captain
and three others were seriously hurt. Four
teen lives were lost.
New ORLEANS, April 16.--The Emma,
from New York for Galveston, was burnt 10
the waters edge YESTERDAY. -.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 16.-The eastern
freight train ran off the track at Sand cut,
and the freight train from the west ran into
the wreck, injuring two men and killing hfty
cattle. The passenger trains on the Central
railroad We're delayed in consequence OF this
accident.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-The agent OF
the Tennessee company Of planters sent to
China to procure laborers has returned by
steamer America, and says his mission was
unsuccessful.
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The Fifteenth. Al amendment.

VIRGINIA CITY, Me-, April 16.-The De-
mocrats will make no nominations for
Mayor, but will generally support the ne
gro candidate, whose chances for election
are good,
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SEED OATS, SEED OATS. srs
800 bushels PRIME SEED OATS.
for sale by .sSS~t
WILLIAM G. DANDkIDGE q CO.,
02J BROAD afroat- ~ 1870. a
srEAM.Ez,s.

BTEAMERH.s 49, snsls
EOR NORFOLK, PORTS.aSsH
T. MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR,
LANDINGS ON TIE JAMES RIVER..-Hhe 7Sst
and elegant UNITED STATES MALL steamer
s', JOHN SYL-V EK,r
-, @ Captain z. o. CLIFFORD
leaves her wharf al Rockets Tor the aaove-name
DAYS at SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ, and rcfarnson
Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time 70 CON.
aeot with steamers for Baltimore and points
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arris
Fal OF steamer. H@E 4. ..Ei ~ ~ -
Fare to Norfolk, a2.so. g.g
FREIGHT 49,
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS,
from II NJ. to q 2. L., for Norfolk, Po1tsmoufh,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on James
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED. Ef2iA
Fre1ghts for wsy-landings must be pre.pstdi
App1yto L. 3. TATUM, Agent,
Sc 81 ONCE, eteaLnersf, wharf
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river at point
OF reliable navigation, and thus, with tbs entire
railroad system and water transportation Of the
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADDI-
TIoNAL. EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, so
imperatively demanded for the accommodation OF
the immense and rapidly-growing transportation
between the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on the
one hand, and the great producing regions Of the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys on the other.
The importance Of this road as o new outlet
rom the West to the sea msgnifes it into one Of
national consequence, and insures to It an extern.
sive through traffic from the day Of les compile
ton, while in the development Of the extensive
agricultural and mineral resources OF Virginia
and West Virginia it possesses along Its own line
| the elements Of large and profitable local bust
ness: ..
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion OF the Chesapeake
| and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river afford the
surest guarantee OF Its success and value, and
render 1t the most important and substantial rail.
road enterprise now In progress in this country.
Its superiority as an East and West route, and
the promise OF an immense and profitable trade
awaiting It's completion, have drawn to 1t the at
tention and cooperation Of prominent capitalists
| and railroad men Of this city of sound judgment
and known integrity, whose connection with It,
together with that Of eminent citizens and business
| men Of Virginia and West Virginia,
INsURES AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
AND
SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.
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The New Gold Diseoyerfea.

DENVER, April 15.-Colorado kilograms
report new mineral discoveries near Barry
Station, New Mexico. The roads are lined
with people going there.
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DHILADELPHIA, RICHs.x4aek
MQND AND NORFOLK STEAM-sSA&4&
a WEE K.-Steamers NORFOLK,J j. W.
EVERMAN, aud j. 8. GREEN, composing this
line, viii leave Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, and Philadelphia every WEDNES-'
DAY and SATURDAY, alternately, at IA O'Clock
NJ. Freight received every day (sundays except
ed) ut the Company's freight-house on tho Dock.
Freights taken for Norfolk at moderate rates.
Passage 70 Philadeiphis, Including. meals and
stateroom, 90. W. P. PORTER,
Agcnt at Richmond,
. = 49, Office No. 742t Dock street
s~ WIN. r. CLYDE d Co..
Agents at philadelphia,
Of1ces No. II South wlarye4,
fe16 . -. and No, II North WhAryes.
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DUPONTS POWDER.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Wcwould respectfully call your attention to our
stock of DUPUNT'S WFLL-KNOWN BLAST
ING AND MINING POWDER. We have large
any unantity and Mt the very lowest rates. We
are tile agents for the manufacturers.
Also. on hand large supply OF
SAFETY-FUSE, -
NAYL0R'S BEST CAsT-STEEL OF all
sizes and
IRON or every size OF rounds, fats, and
squares. ,,o
=, n q X
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TEE
l. United states for the District Of Virginia
D. A.. Vason t aH
against s
The James River Insurance Company.
CHANCERY,
To ali to whom 1t may concern: Notice Is
hereby givcn that under and by virtue Of q decree
OF the circuit court Of the United states for the
district Of Virginia, appointing me special COM
missioner for that purpose, shall, az my ONCE,
i'm fbe city OF Richmond in said district, On MON
DAY the 18Th day Of April A; D; 1879, proceed to
tale and state an account OF all the debts and Ia
Siittfes due by the James River Insurance Com.
pany, and to whom due, and on what account and
also an account Of all tho debts due TO said insu-
rance company, the amount and character OF the
debts, and name of the party owing tne sams.
OF bald company or otherwise and make my re-
port thereon, as by SAID decree am shefesn di-
Now, therefore, all persons having claims and
dsits against said James River Insurance Com.
p.ny are hereby required to appear, Gle, and
prove the same before me on that day:
w. II. BARRY, (.
4T4 -. Il Special Commissioners.
Dated Richmond, MarohIs, 1870.
uh 2l--MAw 1900 49,.
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EOa2rf.MRrtiaf.

LOUISVILLE, April 15.-The court-martial
assembled here will proceed 10 Charleston
to hear evidence.
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DOWHATAN STEAMBOATA.En
L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STATED
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.-Chcap
Boston, and the West, Tri-weekly line 10 Bait.
more, making close connections with steamers TO
Philadelphia. No tranahipmcnt of goods b..
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Baltic
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, FaHd SA.
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every MONDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every DAY up to O'Clock p. n,
M. - = - z.F;fFs-,
See daily advertisement for hour OF sailing.
These steamers have excellent saloon, stSteroor,
and passenger accommodations. Fare, ~; meals
and stateroom extra. For freight or passage, sp.
HARvEYS q WILLIAMS, Ageu4,
els 's. ComuercisI> Block
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LUMBER BUSINESS.

am glad to inform my old customers and the
public generally that have resumed my LUM-
Der BUSINESS. Having just located MILL
on the finest lumber. land ever owned, I am now
prepared to furnish all kinds OF BUILDING
LrMRER at the shortest notice.
call on me.
shall keep good ass ortment Of LUMBER at
each Of my present wood-yards-at Basin and
Weldon railroad, T. l.. H. YOUNG.
ap 18--lm Petersburg Va.
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THE NEW FOOD
SEA-MOSS FARINE.

This new aud elegant preparation, made from
pure Irish moss or carrag een, Is conceded to be
The cheapest healthiest, and most palatable food
In the world
For twenty five cents you can buy package.
which will make sixteen quarts blanc mango.
puddinRs, custards, cream, &C., &C. -...
A fresh supply Just received
PURCELL, LADD q CO., Druggists,
apis corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
ITO THE CONSERVATIVE VOTERS
i OF JEFFERSON .WARD.-The Constitu-
ton and Bylaws Of the Jefferson Ward Con-
servative Club Of the City of Richmond win be
left at the following places John NJ. Higgtns's,
Frank Rilcy's u. 4. Blamirc's, corner Twenty
first and Main streets; Thomas Vests, Twenty
ffth street, Union Hill; 4. A. Scott's, Twenty
Hagan's, Jr., and A. Bodeker d Brothers.
It is the desire Of this Club to have harmony Of
ward for the coming municipal elections; there
fore it s earnestly requested that every Conserva-
forward and sign the Bylaws TO support the
nominee Of the Conservative party. ap 1851
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PASSPORTS,
s~3''''s'...s.s.s..... %
' GAS. =, .
&c "a
GAS.
lncs not over 5000 cubic

eas, monthly producf not over 100000 cubic
as lee, Per hSVo eaDsc feet
oyer 1ee, goo cubic feet per l,ooe cubic feat 1
Gas, Mo NJ product over 10000 and NOT
Gas, monthly product over 5, GOO, 900 cubic faet.
per lego cubic feet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. z
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Financial and Conns1ckll.


As this Is the season Of the year far the
assessment Of United States taxes we Tun
lish for the information Of our readers
full list Of the articles and occupations SUD
ject to tax under the excise laws, with tfhf
INTO ~ fovaf{nu ....
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TWELVE PER CENT. MORTGAGE
A4LOA Ms fmpusy without delay pegotia3edb by
II. %. GEWBURN, Real Estate AGENT 8.
ap l5-3t No. l0Is Maln eIeess 81
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The Fen1an Congress.
CHICAGO, April 15.-The Fenian Congress
adjourned sine die.
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Grain and F9cnr Market.
CORK AND FLOUR ExcHANesr. !,
ElcHhozD. VA. April Is, 1870

/ kk.&
RICHMOND. VA. April 10, 1870
| OFFERINGS.
/ Whsdt.-Whita ~ husheis. Red &c ousheis
| Crn:-White, @oushsls. Yellow, none. Mixed,
| 772 bushels. .f.s>y ..aH.s. -" : = ~.
Oass.-l2s bushels.
RVe.-Eone.
| Peds.-A2 bushels.
| SALES.
WBeat.-White, Il bushels very inferior at $1.l5
"a bushels very inferior at s1-total, SO bushels.
! Corn--W hite, bushels very good at 81. i2a
bushels. Mixed, lss bushels very good on rivate
terms ao4 bushels prime at fila total, 772 bush
els.
oats.--A bushels good at sc. 100 bushels very
good at Total, 1s4 bushels,
| PeGs.--None.
| RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat.-Whise, "a bushels. ..-..
| Odts.-3e bushels.
Domestic Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH.
| NEW YORK, April 1e-Eoon.--Flour steady.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 1s.-virginia s's-Old,
81 plo; s'a asked; lsce's- 70 bid; III asked.
| AUGUSTA, GA, April ls.-Cotton dull but un-
changed sales, 1sa bales; receipts, le7 bales !;
| NEW ORLEANS. April 1a.-su gar-Prime, 1lsll
1l5c. Molasses-Prtme, 7oG175c. Cotton nrmer al
| 22sc. Gold 1las. New York sight, &c, premium,
Foreign Markets.lBY TELEGRApK.l
PARIS, April le-Bourse closed firm. Rentes,
| 75f. &C.
| HAvRE, April is.--Cotton opened quiet and
| steady. -
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SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT.

Tho road is completed and In operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs
of West Virginia, 227 miles, and there remain but
200 miles tnow partially constructed TO be com.
peted to carry It to the proposed terminus on the
Ohio river at or near the mouth Of the Big Sandy
river, $50 miles above Cincinnati, and $50 miles
below Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected or In progress through
Ohio and Kentucky to this point, which will con-
meet the Chesapeake and Ohio with the entire rail-
road systems of the West and Southwest, and with
the Pacific railroad.
It's valuable franchises and superior advantages
will place the CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY among the richest and
most powerful and trustworthy corporations Of
the country: and there exists IA present value in
completed road and work done, equal to the entire
amount Of the mortgage.
The details OF the loan have been arranged with
special to the wants of all classes Of In
vestors, and combine the various features Of CON
veniencc, safety, and protection against loss o,
fraud.
H. T. H. -
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICEASAYE

DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES-SAVE
~ YOUR MONEY.-Great saving to dairymen,
merchants hotel and boarding house keepers, and
bakers. GOOD FRESH BUTTER ALL THE
YEAR ROUND and CHUkNING MADE EASY.
Churning In three minutes. Saves time, labor,
proves the quality, Increases the quantity from
Sixty to seventy per cent. The public are le-
Churning daily at IL A. NJ. COUNTRY AND
TOWN RIGHTS FOR SALE. Depot Eleventh
street between Main and Bank streets.
an l3-lwx
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RANEls,ERs. "a. ]
OFFICE OF F1sK q HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS
IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
No. 8 HAssAu STREET. NEW YoRK.
FE1RUARY Is7o.

The remarkable success which attended our ne
COLLATION. OF the LOANS OF the Central Pacific
Railroad Company end the Western Pacific Rsai.
road Company and the popularity and credit
waieh these LOANS have maintained In the mar
ksss both in this country and Europe, iareahewn
fnss the arst mertsassd bonds OF wtssly-iocated
and acknowledgements railroads are promptly
recognized and readily taken IS the most suitable,
safe. and advantageous form or investment, Weld.
tnsa more liberal income than can hereafter be
derived from Government bonds, and syailahle TO
take their plsce.
Assured thatin the selection and negotiation OF
superior Railroad Loans we are meeting q great
public want and rendering valuable service both
to the holders OF capital and to those great national
works Of internal improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character enttle them to the
use Of capital and the confidence Of investors. we
now offer with special confidence and satisfaction
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.
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FOR NEW YORK. -

FOR NEW YORK. IS0fk
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP gave
COMPANY. -
The splendid new side-wheel steamships 1sAAC
Bell, SARATOGA EIA9A A. Able.
HARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAYaa3o' ciock
z, n Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide sr
These ships are entirety new. They hays elegant
saloons and staterooms, The fare, ecccMmodas
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed .
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected, when ordered, AT a QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PEI CENT, At the Offices OF this
N. Z: McCRnADY, Freaident ls7 Greenwich
street. New York. 800 go '51 90
WHLIAM g. DUHHAM q CO., Agents,
Garner Main and Elavon I'll Hfr<etd,
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SPIRITS.

rate Of taxAtiOu Etge- E5sIf. sEa
SPIRITS.
spirits distilled from grapes. per gallon ~ 90
Spirits distilled from apples and peaches, per "a
spirits isiiied from other iisatefiais, per ;,
SPIRITS distilled, in bond juIy 20, 1888, per ;,
barrel OF 10 proof gallons. W
Wine mi de in Initiation or champagne, and
a1 ~ts 4
ing more tbsn one pint anu not more snan A.
wine made III irnitssion OF fhsmpsshs, and
asssa' rA ss:sS s spp s sess
Containing not more than one pint. and ut
the same rate for any quantity, however an
PIT mp per dozen csnscitv r.; ra;6ina
and fermenti6g 20 bushels Of grain, or less,
or 90 gallons Of molasses, or less, In "A =,
hours, per ...:......"::...::.:.:,. w
Distilleries, OF capacity exceeding 20 bush.
honre, for every 70 bushels OF grain or 90
gallons Of molssses In addition, per day.. W
Dstiers distilinE 100 barrels or less, per ,oo a,
IsPsss,il Over co barrels per year;
for every barrel over 100 barrels. ......... w
ns srra,e S1 any qtaHss no' 200 90
RectlaeIs Of any quantity bsTeeeo oIs aSS
Compennders ofiiquors Especial taxj..... IS %
Dealers, retail liquor Especial ta1).;.:.::, 20 W
e1er Az ooo fsnecia1tax 100 90
Dealers, Iwholesaie liquor annual sales over
s25 900, for every 81 200 over PCS, ooo... w
Manufacturers of stills Especial - 10
Stamps, dist,llery warehouse, each. 70
Stamps for rectifed spirits, each. =
stamps. wholesale liquor dealers, each...... 20
Stamps for stock on hand, each. .............. -
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THE ANCH LINE 5gltss.s
Esserite Clyde-bult pasyen scr ssssnsrs Ne ~.
tended % saii EVERY sATuRnAYh oM pies
RATES or PASSAGE, PAYAHLE m CUnEIEC1 !
Cabtnz 10 Liverpool GlsAEou. ar DesgJs Sss a1s
Excursion tickets. good for tsslys nectEa Sisps
socrsss 20 lasgovor Dsrrys ~ tness GO
st ps..,,ss,, ca,tiscafes iron, these ports. en-
psssensera bockedso and from Es1oGrE 1lnyfes
paHssssSsEs AESwerp. &C., at Fery low EsSe1s
Drsfss issaed Dayable q any bank ~ stssas Srss
sa ". eptt4r information aypayat tAe eenreny.s
,aices. 30. 9 Baui.uS arecGs hsw feSL eeAaAs
o1sseWS n ETA 3. s ns 81 q co. Assas.
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TOBACCO.
Cigars and cheroots, Of all descriptions, whe-
fher of domestic manufacture or imported,

Their of domestic manufacture or imported,
per thousaud..... .......-
Cigarettes, domestic or imported, weighing
not over three poundsper thousand, per ID.
Cigarettes, domestic or imported, weighing
over three pounds per thousand, per Me-.
Manufacturers OF cigars, annual sales not
over 81, 900 Especial tax. :........
Manufacturers Of cigars. annual sales over
a. 900, for every o. 600 over 5000. ......:.
Snuff Of all descriptions, domestic or import.
ed, and snuff -four sold for use, per pound
Tobacco, chewing, fne-cut, plug or twist
smoking, with portion or the stem re-
moved before, during, or after the process
OF manufacturing; twisted by hand or re-
duced from leaf into a condition to be con.
sumed, or otherwise prepared, &C.; all
other manufactured kinds not otherwise
herein provided for, domestic or imported,
per pound. .............. .................
Tobacco, smoking. exclusively Of stems or
ofleak all stems In fne-cut shorts and re-
fuse scraps and sweeptngs OF tobacco, Go
mest1c or imported, per pound. ...:..,"
Stamps for tobacco or snuff intended for ex.
Dealers in leaf tobacco, annual sales not
over $40, 900 Especial tax).... .............
Dealers In leaf tobacco, annual sales over
500 for every 81, 900 over BIC, 600 .......:
Dealers in MANUFACTURED tobacco. annua!
sales over 800 and not over 81, 900 Especial
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. annual
sales over 81, 900 for every 81 600 over L 900
Man ufacturers of tobacco Especial taxi $3.50.
Manufacturers Of tobacco, the penal sum Of
whose bond exceeds s5 900, for every 81, 600
over &5 Ono