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tackled whilein his yard by four men with !,

tackled while in his yard by four 'rfisn with
pistols, he was cernpelied by them to dts.
close the hiding-place Of the Jar, and was
made off with the Jar. Mr. Robertson was
s,,hsen,1ently found by the servant lying
senseIess, Here truly is a Singular finale to
the Brinkley> College ghost sensationto IL
the facts be as alleged. there must be some
human agency at the bottom of the jar
business, especially as title-deeds to prop.
crty figure in the affair from the beginning;
1t Is not improbable that the courts will
have to take cognizance of the ghost aud its
wonderful dcvclopmcnts.-W Washington Pa
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EEFGsiKlPHfS5aFF|

New ,Ynrk stock and Money m.-.
new York, Apri, 4.asodthssfAh ser S.SSTs
WI Ana Ilrslpia s's OF lsc.; Tennessse,a stssSy K
20; new, esE Virginia s's, Bt: new, 1u,i 49,
s4ee . eng new.sa sleeves ora; ~. :; s,r, az Az
Jana US, 1902; SIS, So. Georgia a,s, 81; IA ID
S ~. Carolina o's, 4el; new, a. south Cayolna
s's, "; new, cay. o@'oii''a
and sy closed at col Der cent. Sterling ouIe,
MOI, n.n ~ loei@lio. Gold, 1lolQllul. Govern
eae advanced tat; 's2's. 1l2,; 'oru, 1,2s
tHs she"fiiAhs1's lila 'ss,s, uss; 10 so,sx isss
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rORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 4, 1871.
hnRlvED. s..~s
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chapdise and passengers, l.. Is. Tstum.
Schooner Francis Hatch, Fales, Roekland,
lime, To A. 5. Lee & Co.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, John ". Wyatt.
Steamer George b. Upton Roberts, New York.
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
CLEARED, r.' e s.s''-
British brig Romaine, Young, master, to Nor
folk, for cargo Of cotton to Liverpool.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT,
rrig Mary Allerton, Bourne, from Boston on
the Isl.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. April 4.-Arrlved. steamer Adni-
raj, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and passen-
gers, York River Railroad Company, and sailed
on return. .,..... . .s
lBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MoSRoE. April Passed In for
Baltimore, bark5 ct. Lawrence, from Demamara q;
John Boulton, from Rio briggs Adder hole, from
Havana; Romance, from Navdssa; j. b. Brown,
from West Indies and schooner Annie Holland,
from Palermo. 3D.
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The Weather Renort.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-Ofice Siq'sal BIZ
reau-7:35 p. M.-Clear weather has gene
rally prevailed for the past twenty-four
hours southland west..of Pennsylvania. The
probabilities are that clear or partially
cloudy weather, with gentle winds, is pro-
bable for Wednesday from the Mississippi
Valley to the Atlantic.
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Telesraphsc Summary.

a white man was committed to Jail in
Philadelphia yesterday for refusing to serve
on jury with negroes. -
The san Domingo commissioners made
several alterations in their report yester-
day, and have not finished it yet.
John Bowles has been nominated for sur
veyor Of customs at Savannah, Ga.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND,

THO THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND,
~vA.-The undersigned offers his professional
For visit during '..............,.....$ 90 ST.
For visit during night / so
yacrin alton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 90
For extracting teeth, each .:...........;,.... 30
Administering nitrous oxide gas, or chloro- =,
And other eli rges IN ike proportion that is. ONE
FOURTH PART Of the fees which are CD .rged Tor
the same services by the physicians of Richmond,
according 10 the Medical TIA. If of 1857
Office at the corner OF Broad and 10th streets.
t. 0o'cock Z. NJ. Messages may also be lett at
his residence, No. 1T wess Grace street. II,
ap 5-2-* MARION HOW AhD, d. ~.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, VA. April 1.-THE English
brigsWni Muir, of M Scotia, from Porto
Rico for Baltimore with Q cargo OF sugar,
went ashore to-day near Currisuck inlet.
The vessel and cargo will be 4. total loss.
The captain and crew have arrived mere.
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At Blackfoot, Montana, John MafteI, q
miner, shot and killed Ali Sin, Chinaman,
in quarrel about ditch. The Chinese
chased Martell into the town, firing at him
80 or 40 times, without effect. Martell and
a dozen Cinnamon were arrested. %
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Ehe Louisville and Lexington Mai
Route Restored.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Postmaster
General, having information from the Secre-
tary of War that troops are stationed along
the Louisville and Lexington railroad. has
restored the mail route under new route
agent, the old one declining to serve unless
soldiers travelled in the car with him. Ii }
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DARING ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-NeU
York, April "a daring attempt was made
to-day to rob the Central Park Savings
Bank, 424 Sd avenue. Three men entered
The bank, and, after locking the front door,
bound and gagged the paying teller, Mr..
ellison, and proceeded to rife the safe. DR..
Hidden, one Of the directors, finding the
door locked, broke it open, when the
burglars fed through the rear and escaped.
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SECOND DISPATCH.1
THIRD DIsPATCH.]
The Ohio Municipal Elections.

CINCINNATI, April 4.-The majority of
Davis (Republican) for Mayor is 1,S55. The
aldermen stand 8 Republicans to Demo-
Gratis, and the. councilmen IL Republicans to
IA Democrats,
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TEE FRENCH nEv01urros.

EEtyz7 3 II 1911 I 20
,koVT, q, A, PART. OF THE INsUR GEN,
1RhY.t -
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DIAMOND-POINTED
FOR ROCK DRILLING.

FOR ROCK DRILLING.
Adapted 70 Mining, Quarrying, shafting, Tnn.
neling, Railroad Grading, Artesian Well Boring
Prospecting, &c. -. ,
Fifty to seventy five per cent, of cost and time
OF II and labor saved. .'-. .---..... !,
TEST cores" In form Of solid cylinders of rock
or mineral, taken out OF mines from any depth
not exceeding one thousand r,ooo) feet, showing
true value, qualification, &c. -........,..s a., /!
NO PERCUSSION. /.
Never needs Sharpening, as the Cutting Points
composed of ROUGH DIAMUNDS, are praoti'
cally indestructible. 800. .sa...ag
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In Europe
and America,
BEWARE OF INFRINGEMENTS. l.sjyS ! .
illustrated circulars sent on appltcation.[ Ad-
dress SEVERANCE Il hOLT, Manurs. I
mn 2l-eod3m Office, ls Wall st. New York. ,
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Foreign Markets TBY TELEGRApH1s (
LONDON, April 4.-Consols, s2l. United States
bonds. e2a. s~ f...' ! &E1
LIVERPOOL, April 4.-Cotton dull and I'M
changed; upiands, 7s@73d.: Orleans, 7Ell7id.
sales 1000 iles, Including 600 bales for specu-
lation and ex oort. Yarns and fabrics quiet.
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COMMERCIAL,

p GoRN ~ Flour EXCHANGE,
30 :" hAchIoHD, VA, April I.Is1I'.
- go ioFFERlNss. = = 80
- ninea.1W h1te 2os bushels. Red, ss4 ,ushc,a
Mi xed Soc bushels 9' bushels. Yellow, 12s bushels
gBMs.-402 bushels,
Rye.-6 bushels
~, SALRs. .
bushels nri,na n1e, bushels good at sl.s7i; 81
lao bushels. ~ SiSo 81 bushels at $l.so-tot, i,
es m yaa 10 bushels fair at sLss: as bush-
bushels ss Si.so 90 bushels common Ut 8I50; Ioa
oushe common Ut g. astotsi. 81 br 81 las lo2
i n.IW hite, 100 bushels linked Iets9 NJ ~. .
tot !. as prime at ooc.: n2 bushels good at Sc
u Eor-n yellow, 1875 bushels good at Csc. m,1ed
xdS bushels good at BIC. 81 bushels at ssc.tota
9oats-2sa bushels good at SEC.
hye.-6 bushels at s7sc.
...-..., RE-ExHIBITED.
6 nas~M od lss bushels. Yellow, l2s bushels
COrH.-M11cd, 4l0 bushels,
oii.s<t ',.a REMARKS.
AS we have already stated, we believe that wheat
mas reached Its maximum In this market. and not
only that, but the m arket NAV become weal,pr. n
nii'iers nno but very email quantities coming In
'heF "lll close for the season, as 1t would not he
WI ~ lheiF wnlie to keep at work with ONLY very
n"t amounts to grind, and unless they were IN
npois wheat mere from other cities, which at this
OF Inc season is not likely In the event of
WIG n,iils closing, of course there will be lesa
oUapetltlon, for even If shippers were to come
enu vne marker prices would not advance, as the
.rs III, 1lse"nere-atleas as they now stand and
1 Tu nhe,y 70 stand--would not warrant; It,
,an. "heas market today showed no improve
tauso I've, Tue hgures of last week, indeed the
vas rn,h,. ~ awning was to lower prices. Corn
Inc
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Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, Conn, April 4.-Twelve
towns are still unheard from, but counted
as last year. Jewell Rep.) will be elected
Governor by 80 majority.
Kellogg (Rep) is elected to Congress by
% majority. ....-..a
''.>. III - [sEcoND DIsPATcH.l
Hartford, Conn.,, April 4.-The Times
(Democrat) claims the election Of English
BY majority The Couraats fRepubliean)
claims that Jewell Is elected by 81 majority.
THIRD D1sPATcH.]
HARTFORD. April 4.-Returns in the of
fee of the Epemng Post this evening from
the entire State give English (DemocraV a
plurality of forty-fve votes. Should the
scattering vote exceed this number the cleo.
ton Of Governor will be made by the Legis-
lature, where there is no doubt of JEWELS
success, as both branches are Republican.
Twenty scattering votes for Governor were
deposited in New Haven, and it is not I'M
likely that there are enough in the State to
defeat an election by the people. ------
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rom WASHINGTON

. If ,irsiuin"s i" WASHINGTON
d. c'"''''"' r,r philadelphia Their "'s'''"'
., the CAPITAL.
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Domestic Markets-[BY TE1EcpApu,

H.
NEW YORK, April 4-Cotton Quiet nd ua,,
ssiss $3.50 bales at l5ic. Flour-SoutheIn omie,,
anu urn common to lair extra, S6. opGOs1 sS.
mntef req ana amber western, 81, e2GSl. a. Cow
closed quiet at sls@9s2ac Groceries duli. Win
Key dun at 9lsg9sac. Pork nominal 1T 300 40, nss
stores quiet. Tallow unchanged. Ereights sr,
cotton, per sail, f@5.le; wheat, s-ls ~ 'A'''
BALTIMoRE, April 4.-virginia cs-0d Ell,
Dill 81 asked; 1855. Go bid, 70 asked: 's7's 50
asked; coupons, old, 72i asked. ~ 80 - W
Flour II '1ner md more active Howard.stre;t
Supegrdsne SS;;5Qss; extra, ss,5o@s7.a5; family,
~. 5oGlSs City Mills -Supsrfne. Ss60t1 Is OK
tra, ae.7s@lSs25: family, Ss.500&ll western
Superhne TS.75@3o; extra, s.. @Qs7.2 Is family.
1850. Wheat dull, with very light receints
choice and fancy white. $l.so@s2: fair to prime
sl.55@sl.so: prime to choice, sL7o@sl.so; fair "a
and Indiana, 81 5b@Sl.so; Pennsylvania, s1.5oG
81 80. Corn steady and quiet; white southers
s4@8ac.; yellow southern. soQslc.: mixed western
S9c. Oats steady at 62@esc. Pork quiet at $2I so.
bacon qniet shoulders, &c.; rib sides, llc: Gle II
rib, llbc.; hams, l7@l7ic. Lard quiet at I2i0i3c
Whiskey dull at 92c.
. CINCINNATI. A ril 4.-Flotlr In good demand al
fun prizes. Corn steady at SIC. Mess pork lower
and unchanged. Whiskey steady at SIC:
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7::p-
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April d. House. = The
House will not reach vote on the kukuX
bill until Friday. 1t is now certain that the
bill cannot pass without material moditica.
ton. The kuklux debate spun out drearily
all day. h.-. .:-fo..y-.z ...s -....-.,-s.
Senate THE debate on Sherman's resolll-
lions continued all day, ending ia an. agree.
ment to vote tomorrow at o'clock 80
on,<y
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC. IS,
EW DRUG sToRE-CHURCH HILL.

~ - =, :,
The subscriber, having been so fortunate as to
secure the services of MIR. HARVEY ALLES , OF
lshed reputation, and a graduate Of the Philacel-
phia College of Pharmacy, who has had some six
cially in the prescription department, in Phila-
delphia, aud lately with Mr.. VIM II. Scotls near
the Old Market, he, with the concurrence or MIR.
Church hill and vicinity who may desire prescrip-
lions carefully compounded from fresh and reli-
able medicines. r.,
HsDi SSfiNEs, 49,
cit ARTICLES ..ai
And such articles for family use as are usually
obtained in first-class drug store, ut as reason
able rates as they can be Obtained at other stores
In the city. ~. r. 49,.
f.S.-My schools not to be discontinued. =
E. w. CvNE, a. NJ. ;
Those of my friends wishing to favor my In;
terests can do so by calling at the aboye-named
store. l.. -. -
CAGES CATARRH REMEDY, Pierce's
- Golden Medical Discovery, Mishler's Herb Bit
tiers, Koskoo Calfornia MAI Bitters &c, for sale by
ap5-oL+ 9Th and Broad streets, No. $780,.
CRUDE POTASH AND AMMONIA
~ 900 p.upds Crude Potash saltpette,- AIamo-
MIA, sul rhurtc Acid Sold In qusntitie; to suit
Also. Il large stock of DRUGS and @EDICINEs
APPS I... ,...- corner Main and Sd streets.
DICHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PHHR-
II MAGYAR kinds OF MEDICINES, in their
= :. THE PHARMACY.
ap5 -T corner Main and Sd streets.
DRUGS AND DYES.-1. 500 pounds
~ Spanish Float. Indigo, l25 kegs Bi Carb. toda
tEnglisb), 90 boxes Extract Logwood, Is bugs
Pepper and Spices hogshead Madder, so boxes
Starch, 20 b,rrcs Glue (assortedl, 400 boxes Win
dow Glass, 500 ounces, Qainine, and other goods,
embracing large and general assortment OF best
quality, which we fer at low prices. :. a.zn- q
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists,
ap4 1915 Main stree, corner 18TH.
uOFFrS MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH .rF
Just received for sale by .
sp4 PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Druggists.
SOMETHING NEW FOR PAINTERS
~ PALE BOILED UIL.-This article Is without
color, dries well, can he used with white or any
light colored paint without darkenins It. For sale
by BODEkER 4 DADE. Druggists,
ap1 Corner Main and 18th streets.
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Ninety colored persons were baptized
into the colored church at Deleyan, Abe
marie, last Sunday.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAn,Hn.n.Y
5UPERINTENDENT,s OFrICE. *
H. t.fs kICHMlNpL Va Ear al {

''S"'1 @1 SMpr AHn YORK RIyRh RAnRoAp,J
J. A.. -" RI oHMeSDh Vr OF 2Is!Ss
fHANGE OF SCHEDULE REEFS
and and I sf1ds !M OF DAILY, .LINE-On
T apa i ah.er nUNDAY, ah of March, Mn, the
,,.PASSEEGER TRAINS. no.
Leave West Point daily at 0 A, IL xpr,vo =.
Richmond al lo:6s A. M. seiifss u
z1 nssT Ta Richmond daily arrive a.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER OAR
ATTACHED. =
Leave Richmond daily iMondays eYc4ufcdi at
a. Nd arrive at WestP Point at ! Ia. no. risHm
Leave West Point tDiondays exceptcdA ak J. p.
trains connect daily at West Point With nrst-
class steamers for Baltimore no. -'ott1 ~
rare from Richmond 70 Baltimore, ss.cs +t.j
M0RIh :no SOUTH. Freight received daily aud
~. PHILIP r. YEATMAE
General Ticket and Freight Aerpt
WIN. y. BRAGG, Superintendent NH %
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO 'RAIL.
" ROAD.-.On and after MONDAY, sth Decem-
per, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run as
MAIL TRAIN viii run DAILY between Rich
mono and Staunton Except Sunday between Cor.
louisville and staunton). Leave Richmond &C A.
"a. arrive a. Staunson At AIS l.. 81. Leave Staun.
ton at $3.50 4. NJ, and arrive At Richmond at A.69
2. NJ, making close connections ut Gordonsvtle
ana Charlottesville with 'OraEge, Alexandra and
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandrts, WASH
ington, Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Bos-
ton, &C.. also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chat-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleana Montgemery
Mobile, DC. This train Will run T RI-WEEKLY
between Staunton and White sulphur on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur at $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive at
stanton at S:3s A. NJ; leave Stanton az s:ss r.
~, and arrive at White sulphur At loP. N. ,.,,,
Going West, passengers dine Vt GordonsyIae
and sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast ~
Staunton and dine at GordonsVtlie. 80
This train connects with stages az 1oilows:a
At Staunton for Lexington. Natural brtdga ana
Harrison burg. Passengers cannot go 70 Le1lng-
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars nc staunton.
At MiIlboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
ana WIFE fI s s411Dhaf springs Tor
THROUGH TICKE Z t1ssaed to all rofnta
North, West, and Southwest. Z !.,gg,lg:+r~'
JAMES 3. NETHERLAND
no2s General Ticket AKe1t.
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MACHINERY, dc.
~~~-~~~-~~~~~-~~ ~~~c~~~~~~~~~>>>>
MI A & II IN e 8 H0P.

SLOAT d ADDINGTON,
.'..# rs' Ht MACHfNISTS, " .sHf5
WORKS AND OFFICE 1l23 AfD 1Z7a CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FoURTEENTHAND -
F1FTERNTH SrRxKTG -,ar,,--
'ff@, RICHH oND, VIR GINA
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADki HE.
city, and country; TOBACCO WORK Of an
made and repaired In JOHN
Hn5A,NICoCK'S suPERIoR MANhER PLAT
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS. Cor che sale OF
JUDsON's PATENT gTEAM:EEGINE 60.
VERNON, SELDEN,S PATENT STEAA-ENs
CHE PACKING, Utica ,Company's sTEAks
GAUGES These gauges are warranted by ugfoe
ono year, snd we sen tadin az low prices. we keop
iii dadn Of BRASS WORK OF EUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM-ENGLNEa such % eeaSe-
Sa1fTTNG, sELF.FESDERs, sTEEA-wHfE
TIES, WATER.lAUGEA .aLOBE-XALyE8,
BOILER-ELUE CLEANERS, sad 9 general rs.
Of such articles IS are used By Ill run.
SLOAT 4 ADDfNGToN,
10 Is ;ae ..af ls22 and lSA Cary street.
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1877 |.
1871. ..,..,. - , /: 1877.
y SCHEDULE SCI QEs TRAINS OVER THE
~ ''' 'j.;'~ BHQRT LINE. ,fDUp.s
1871 /.

:, RICHMOND. FREDEHICksBuRa AND
POIOMAC RIO Ut X TO ALL POINTH
g.. NORTH EAST AND NoRThWEsT.
--IRAls No. L-THkOUGH MAIL TEAM vto
asnington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
aighth streets, daily at l245 r. sc Arrives In
RiCh , daily at2:2o P. u. ITO
TRAIN No. 2.-THR0UGH MAIL TRAIN vta
Mashlngton leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted, It s:l5
z. NJ: Arrives In Richmond [dondays excepted)
=, THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GASE CHECKS to all principal points In the
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST ~ = =
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS SatI;G-tD
The ACCOMMODATION RAJ n between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily (Sunuays
excepted, leaving the depot corner or Broad and
mond at 8 80 A. NJ. ~s.s. .5E',l.i 80 I'.r.-y1I,
Apply at C0MPANY,s OFFICE, corner of
Broad aud Eighth streets. y sol'-'
: ..s - - ~ j. B. 9ENTRY,
~ General Ticket and Freight Agent
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HA&INE EHTE5.H.IaENgE.

M!hiATURE ALMANAC, APRIL S, 1871.
Sun r!e%s.,,........ SAL Moon rises........ Bat
Gun sets ..,.,,... 8.19 High tide. LOO
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METROPOLITAN WORKS, i'''
STATIONARY and PORTABLE .EaarKEs
BARK. GR Il T and fLAsrER KILLS;
BOILERS, FORSIEGS, CASTINGS Of lR9N
or BRASS; MILL gEhRINl, &c, .
ID ENGINES and SAW-AlLLS OF various sizes
always on hand. @ 81 g.ss$..
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits
sion or exchanged for new. All other repairs
promptly and satisfactorily done. - - Ss..-
Send for descriptive ctrcalRrE.s -,1E
deN WILLIAM Il. TANNER D co.,
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Those of my friends Wishing to favor my In.
terests can do so by calling at the aboye-named
store. g.. -. . y. ~ -
ap5-W ,ThSS3t HARVEY ALLEN.
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d. %. dENIEH,
81 an.. General Ticket and Freight Agent,
ED. II. y. MYERS General Suptt.E fa IL
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL-
GG ROAO-CHAHGE OF SCHEDULE..On

AG ROAO-CHAEGE OF SCHEDULE.-On
and after JANUARY %. 1871 ,.,t;r,,9ti. n.
GOING WEST,
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Rich.
mond daily Except Sundaye) at A. NJ; leaves
Danyiile at ll:H a. AZ. arrives Ut Greensboro ut
l:42 P. NJ. .. ~.
Train 20. 3 Gynchburg Passenger leaves Rich
mond daily at Oils A. NJ; arrives at Lynchbarg ut
Tram No. s(ThroughMail and Expressly leaves
Richmond daily at $40 P. Nj; leaves Danville
daily ut 1919. P NJ; arrives At Greensboro daily
80 .,..., GOING EAST: .a.,-.
Train No. Through Mail and Express) leaves
Greensboro DAILY aG A. M; leaves Danvflle
daily at 1897 A. M; arrives at Richmond daily at
l2:33 2. NJ. -. -. ~. 49,
Train No. 8 Through Passenger) leaves Green's
ooro' daily Except Sundays) at II A. Nj leaves
lanvills at laS z. b.; arrives at Richmond At s6
7. n. .s...I t.rs',l,f-r
Train No. Q tLynchburg Passepger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at S:25 A. III. leaves BuIkeyille
at Z. NJ; arrives at Richmond at dos T. M. tn
Trains NOS. and connect 1t reenSb0ro' with
Trains on North Carolins railroad for all points
South. -
Train No. 3 connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi, ana Ohio Railroad for
al pfntdsPpJsS SSalfbyssst alg S2nth. .IuutI
between Richmond and Charlotte n. C.; dte a 80
tacLed to Train No. S. @ED as -'.,st.st'
THROUGH TICKETS to all points South and
Southwest can be procured 1t the ticket Office In
Richmond.
@1f JOHN r. MACMURDO,.
fee General Freight and Ticket Agent,
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RICHMOND, PxTEp :

RICHMOND, PETEP" rfeiRft {. 4gent.
<u,rc+- -oyuRG RAILROAD t,o,a ,
tdANr --1otgD, Va, March ~, ls7l.Y;5
- OF SCHEDULE.~On and
..;MMsonsaaeg LIST y OF APRIL MKT tIse AC-
mons ana Petersburg 1t 8!aa A. IT, wiii stsrt ~
mh., ~ "+r r. B9KAHEY,t
MA..ks-lot .t..r Ttckat Assrk
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THREE DAYS FIGHTING.
several lnsurgent, Generals Reported
"a Killed. ~
Inc Nationals Driven From Their Positions
Two Thousand n Prisoners Taken-Gen. Mac
- -Mahon- Lie adinR the Government
Aroops-Paris Expected to be Entered
Io-morrow-Flerce Resistance -
or the In surg e d ts.sin2 an

&C.,. &C., : . : &c.
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FIRST REPORTS OF MONDAYS FiGHrfss-rHrr
"a FpEREAT OF THE Observation-Disclosures
AooooNTs" JTD9j fEEr in
PARIS, April. 112:25. p. M-Tbe can
nonade from Fort Valerien Is at the rate Of
Two shotsper minute. There ia also a sharn
nHsKeCfY fire towards Meudon. MI. ~
IL Is reported that the National Guards
nave suffered severely from the firing from
fort Valerlen, but nothing precise is OBJ
tainaDle. IT. is also reported that the com
mlttee believed that Valerien would NOT
nre on the National Guard, who now oc-
eupy! Yamers, Issy, and Mont Rouge in
Siz o'clock p. M.-One hundred tbousant,
National Guards, in three CORDS With aIs
guns, have marched via Montrouee. Lev
and ;Ruel, all destined for Versailles. .. -:
VERSAILLES, April "A train was .ston.
turn. s.>7 IT7R. ~ 't.N-t ~ ~ - % =
Fort Naierien fired all day upon Ruef
ana lying battalions ut Meudon cannr,naded
tne national Guards debouchinp frnm Tssv
Oh Inc versailles road. Fort VaIerien can,
nonaded the rear guard of TIE Nationa
Tuaru, who were entering The valley he
Tween foitieux, and Bougiyal. SOME ~
Inc detaehments retreating in disor
ger. There is nothing certain resnect.
tan 10 g. tnose who passed Valerien, and con
| nictlng versions :, as to the result. One
! says tney were surrounded, while another
says mat they effected a junction anf
tuEne9 Meudon; where majority of thu
versailles army con centrated. Durins
| operations in the night there was fierce
engagemens between the artillery at Meu
don and the Partisan artillery. Seyera
members OF the Commune, with red sash
es, lead battalions. 1t Is said superio
versailles officer was taken prisoner.
LIE Mon1tsnr says the Zouaves ren,,lse,
the National Guards in an attack on CASH
Meudon. The Ma tional Guards loss wa
very heavy. Ia. 5" L -"zE. - we
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TIE FIVE FER CENT. LOAN,

r"cr-tU; Boutwell, contcmplatcs change
N The manner Of negotiating these loans.
and * to-day III New York in conference
with leading financial men on the subject.
i Is probable that il will be committed in
future almost entirely 10 bankers in Eu-
rope and this country. Thus far less than
lily millions of the five hundred millions OF
Ike Per cent, bonds have been taken Or cX-
t.uuEpaJ