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Tbe Texas Pacific Ratlroad.

New YORK, April 17.-At meeting of
the stockholders Of the Texas Pacific Rail
road Company to-day, for the purpose of
electing directors, Marshall o. Roberts
meeting TO be called by the president, after
giving fifteen days notice in the papers OF
New Orleans, Washington, Memphis, Phil
adelphia, an New York, and also notiti-
cation by muil to each stockholder.
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MACHINERY, &c.

STEAM ENGINES, of improved con-
- struction, for all purposes, OK Richmond OF
Northern build.
MACHINERY, =
for railroad, machine, car, and carpenter shops'
nlaning. mills, sash, blind, door, cabinetware,
Chair, bedstead, woodenware, agricultural ma.
chimes, handle, spoke, stave carriage weoa, COZ
rouudries rolling mills, tobacco factories, tame
ries, saw, Touring, corn, and paper-mills, mines,
&C., DC. improved shniting, pul!eys ana nIhn as
ers. belripy, lace leather. Saws, files, wfencheS.
twist drills, steam gauges saw gummers, steam
and water pipe and fixtures pssEiDgh ees and
metal, pick ana TOOL aand bss,a eHs c &c.
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY and sIEAM'
BOILERS bought, sold. and exchange; rorv for
mills nd manufactures. Il. A. DAYTON,
an 11.dSwam Richmond. Va.
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Cotton NIarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY, April 17-Ne,o Orleans: Fair demand
9, 14s@l.lc.; receipts, 1881 bales; exports to
Liverpool $3.50 bales; Cropstadt, l,so2 bales
Antwerp, 14O4 bales coastwse, 1.249 bales; sales,
5000 bales stock 2i0,o77 bales. Savannah: Fair
demand at lSa@l4c.; receipts l,24s GALES; exports
coastwlse, l,+so balts sales, 800 bales; stock,
2,Ta bales. Norfolk: Dull low middliugs, l3c.
receipts, l,57l bales; exports coastwfse, 1851
bales; sales, 100 bales ; stock, 4,399 bales.
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WASHINGTON, April 17.-Senate.-The
Senate refused to recede from it's kuklux
amendments by vote of 80 to II, and a
committee of conference was asked Tor.
On the part Of the Senate, Messrs. Edmund
son, Sherman, and Stevenson were ap-
pointed for the committee of conference.
HouSe.-The Committee on Elections was
authorized to take testimony regarding the
credentials Of the Mississippi delegation
and the validity of the election under which
they hold their seats.
The bill amending the revenue law tax
ing dealers in leaf tobacco failed-ayes, 4S !;
nays, 20.
Mr.. Coburn read dispatch from the u.
5. Marshal in Tennessee announcing that
one of his deputies had been assassnaued
and another wounded. ...r- .
Mr.. Brooks, of Tennessee, said that the
officers were serving a process against a
distillery, and charged that the reading of
the dispatch by Coburn was an attempt on
his part to create the impression that it
was political assassination.
Adjourned.
The High Commission In Washing
ton.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE members OF
the Joint High Commission authorize the
contradiction of statements, and indirectly
intimate that little or no progress has been
made and, on the other hand, each con.
sultation deyelopes new perplexities.
Failure of the Amnesty Proposition
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Republican
Senators, after an hours caucus, on motion
of Mr.. Rice, of Arkansas, tabled the am
nesty proposition Of MIR. Robertson, thus
defeating the measure this session.
The vote in the caucus was 20 to Is.
The Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Probabilihe II
is probable that storm will be developed
by Tuesday morning in the Missouri Val.
ley, and westward. Northwest winds and
threatening weather are probable for the
lakes on Tuesday threatening weather ir
the lower Mississippi Valley. No serioll:
disturbance is probable for the Atlantic
coast.
Cloudy and rainy weather, with fresh
northeast winds, has prevailed to-day from
Lake Erie to Lake Superior. The clouds
have been broken up in the eastern States
and partially cloudy and clear veal her ba!
prevailed on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts
Dead.
WASHINGTON, April 17.--Gen. Dumont
| Governor Of Idaho, is dead.
General News.
WASHINGTON, April lit is believed
| that the Senate conference committee VII
modify Sherman's amendment and rejec
the iron-clad for jurors, and that it viii
pass in this shape.
The conference committee on the def
cheney bill has made no progress:
1t is stated that the Senate will eonven
| in extra session in the middle of May to ac
upon the High Commissions proposition
Chief Justice Chase was on the bench Q
the Supreme Court to-day, and the legal
tender question will be argued tomorrow
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AN ANT1-IECoME TAX ASSOCIATION
Boston, April 15.--An organization, com,
posed of merchants and others, was formed
to-day under the name of the Ant-lncome
Tax Association Of Boston, the object
being to contest the constitutlonallty OF the
income tax. Hon. John Ii. Clifford was
chosen president. Similar leagues arc being
folmed in all the large cities Of the Union.
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FIRES ON SuspAY.-In New York, Pen
niman & Wright, importers of cutlery ;
loss, SO, 900; incendiarism. Lafayette,
Ind, ID. II. Smith, dry goods; loss.
S20, 900, and two adjoining establish
mcnts badly damaged. st. Louis, Mo-,
Parker & Anderson, saw-mill; loss, $l0,-
600. All insured.
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THE LAST 1NsURGENT ORDERS IN PARIS.
impeachment Of Mexican Ministers.

HAVANA, April 17.-Romero, Minister Of
Finance Mejira, Minister of War Alcarol,
Minister Of the Interior; and Laveda,
Minister of Justice Of Mexico, have been
certainly condemned, in the Supreme Court
of that country. They are suspected.
among other things, OF desiring to bring
that country under United States rule.
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DEcEAsED.-Wm. X. Mcdonald, the State
Controller Of New Jersey since 1867, died
last week. He was a native of Virginia and
a graduate of Princeton College, whose pre-
sident at that time, Rev. DR.. James Carna-
han, subsequently became his father-in-
law. After leaving college he studied law
at Washington, D. c.. and became Protes-
sor OF languages at Washington College,
Pennsylvania. He subsequently removed
to New Jersey.
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Az ARBITRATION FEE.-Among tue mo-
news to be voted by the House Of Commons,
out of the rublic treasury OF "the United
Kingdom OF Great Britain and Ireland" ,
on account of the year 1870, is the sum OF
e293 to Mr.. Reverdy johnson, late United
States Minister to England, for remune'a-
ton and expenses as arbitrator in ques-
ton between England and the Argentine
Rppnb1ip
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OUTRAGEs on REVENUE OFFICERS IN Ten
.EssEE.-NashriNe, Tenn, April 16.-Last
Thursday, Deputy United States Marshals
John Burke and John Armstrong attempt
cd to arrest two illicit distilers named
Lmercli, living near Sparta, White county.
They resisted, dsarmed the mlrshals, ana
beat them on the head with IRON pistols,
fj,cturinp Armstrong; skull in three and
Gurkc's III two places. Neither are expect
ed ln survive
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DEATH OF Coz. MAYo.-Wc deeply regret
10 announce the death Of Col. i. L. Mayo,
a well-kaown and popular citizen, WHO
died about l O'Clock thi; morning, after an
illness Of several weeks, He was Il native
OF Eichmoud, but had resided in this city
Slice the war, and had made many warm
triends.-Lynchburg Republican.
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NlLssoN.-You ought to know how the
Richmond people are rejoiced at the pros
pect 81 avis!t from this ''queen-of song
b"a@-how eXuberant are the "1irSt TAM
HES" and what fuss they are kicking up
generally in advance. Richmond is nothing
ii not eXciiabe. We suppose that once u
month sensation" is necessary to the
lii" Of the city. Venerable editors will 90
wild, reporters will he ecstatic, and print
er>' devils will become demoniac over the
great event and tie end Of it will I've, as
many great events end, Nilsson will win
great applause, and the managers will carry
away very Little money.-N0r1olk Day Book.
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FIRE AT FALLS CHURCH, EA.-The large,
partially finished brick dwelling house of
Mr.. W. d. Shepard, of Washington, D. c.,
situated on the Fairfax Courthouse road,
little west Of Falls Church, was destroyed
by fire about , O'Clock Saturday morning.
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THE LEE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION FUND.
The committee of the Ladies' Lee Monu-
mcnt Association of Georgia have forward
ed S., S33.47 to Richmond. - Savannah
Netcs.
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PHILADELPHIA, April l7.-Beef cattle, very dull
this week, and prices favor buyers sales, 2,2O0
extra Pennsylvania and western steers, S3@oc.;
fair to good, 7@8c.; common, 505ac. Sheep In fair
d. msnd: sales 10000 head at 5@sc. Hogs lower
sales, 3, 900 at 709c.
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VIM. Henry johnson and Richard Green
(negroe.). from Petersburg, charged with
the murder Of Mr.. Charles Friend, have
been sent Oh to the May term Of the County
Court OF Prince George for trial.
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KlcaaorD AND rKTRKsBUka Il. 4. Co,
RICHMOND. April LIST, 1871.
7lHE r AIMS ON TEIS ROAD

i run as follows: "a. -.
The mail trains leave Richmond at yB a. ".
ana z3s T. NJ: and leave Petersburg at Hiss A. 5L
and go P. NJ. AZ.
Freight trains, with passenger car attached,
leave Richmond daily at s A. II. and p. NJ,
and leave Petersburg daily At A. II. and 2:ao 2.
NJ. except on Sundaysh when they leaye Peters.
burg al s a. NJ. and p. NJ.
Ihe s:Ab A. N. ram Will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the 7:2o 2. d. train viii not leaye
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win tske the 7:ss r. d.
daily train.
Passengers from Glover Hill take the $50 A. II
train on Mondays, w ednesdsys, and Fridays and
returning lesve either Richmond or Peters uurg,
Oh the same days, at 1885 =. n.
The mail trains will run through. stopping only
at Chester. Il. B. KASEY,
apl Ticket and Freight A gent.
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eSuflaw Killed.

WILMINGTON, n. c., April 17.-George
Applewhite, one of the most notorious oil
the Robson county outlaws, was killed by
a party of citizens yesterday.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER,
April II, 1871.
PROPOSALS. FOR THE CARPEN-
L TEAS WORK Tor the SCHOOL-HOUSE to
be built in DuTars Addison must be han':cd IN 10
this otllcc on or before THURSDAY, the goth in
slant. al 70 O'Clock ID.
B1 order Of III: Building Committee Of the
Board Of Education. CHAS. II. DIMMoCk,
std City Engineer.
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4 CARD.-Havlngf formed a business con-
n nectou with Messrs. GEORGE !. HER
friends. who have so Literally supported me TOT
tue last five years while In the firm OF Joyner . q
slater to give me call at my new page o. 1us1-
CIRIES and LIQUORS, and which espE cialy
invite their attention. and where shall always be
IL 90 sod ~ var VIZ them b. w. JOINER,
NH "a 9taw4w NO. 10 18th street, Richmond.
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RICHMOND AND YoRK RIVER KAILH0AD,)
SCPERIyTENDENT'S OFFICE,
prCuuoNn Fob n 1871 \

SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA. Feb. n, 1871
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE - REFS
" TABLISHMnNT OF DAILY i.INE.-Un
and after MONDAY, 9Th Of March, 1871, the
TRAINS on this road will run IS follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave West Point daily at A. M; arrive at
Richmond q. 1885 A. III.
Leave Richmond daily at P. NJ. arrive as
West Point at 1856 p. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER GAZE
ATTACHED. ...a-...
Leave Richmond daily Mondays excepted at
4 A. NJ arrive at " est Point at 8 A. n.
Leave Yves. Point (Aondays excepted) At p.
NJ; arrive at Richmond ut z. n.
Trains connect daily at West Point with hrst-
class steamers for Baltimore.
Fare from Richmond to Baltimore, Is.
Through bills Of ladiug given 70 All points
NURTh ano SOUTH. Freight received daily ana
promptly forwarded.
PHILIP T. YEATMAE,
General Ticket and Freight Agent
VIM ". BRAGG, Superintendent. NIB %
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Defeat OF the Amnesty BilI-A Ms.
jority OF the Senate in Favor Of Its
Passage.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1srATcH.]

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.]
WASHINGTON, April AS indicated in
the debate on the kuklux bill in the Senate,
amnesty has been killed for the present
session by its introduction into the Radical
caucus. This having been accomplished by
the Senators who are generally recognized
rs rejecting more than all others the views
of the Administration, may be regarded as
possessing the entire acquiescence of the
President. ~.-s.
There is every evidence that, could vote
have been reached in the Senate on the
measure, there would have been clear
majority in its favor. In the caucus, Lewis,
Robertson, Sawyer, Sherman, Bucking-
ham, Wilson, and Logan, were earnest
speakers in favor of extending legislation
to admit vote on the House bill but
Morton, Chandler, and Edmunds, who OPP
pose amnesty, were powerful to defeat it.
The action Of the caucus vitiates the re-
mark of Mr.. Dawes in the House, day or
two ago, that the end of the session had
been characterized by moderation and libe-
rality. TREDEaAR.
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\ NEGRO kILLED.-A negro man, named
Robert Burke, was instantly killed at Pam
plin'S depot, on the South-side division Of
The Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
last FRIDAY afternoon. He lived ut Rice's
depot, and was employed 10y the railroad
company rs brakeman on Il gravel train.
- hen The freight train passed Pamplin's,
en- route for Petersburg, this nun attempt
81 TO get aboard while The cars were in mo-
ton, and fell. the train passing over him.
Petersburg INDEX.
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RHACHIN SHOP.

sLOAT q ADDIN6TON.
NACH1NISTS
WORKS AND OFFICE; 1427 AND 1874 CAAH
STREET, BETWEEN FoURTEEyTRAHD
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
BIC HM0ND, VIE GINA
ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE BE
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINES and BOILERS u
city and country; TOBACCO WORK Of 81
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FIAT
TENIEG-MILLS made and repaired In JOHN
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR Manner; PLAT.
FORM and all other kinda Of SCALES REpAlE 8,
ED and DJUSTED. AGENTS for the sale o1
JUDsON,s ,PATENT sTEA Tea III s'sI e sc.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges are warranted ~ n s d0s
ali kinds OF BRASS WORK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for sTEAM-ENGlHEs, such - gsnSSe..
cocks oil and tallow-cups, OIL-CUPS EOH
SKATING, SELF-FEEDERs, sTEAM-WHISs
Tiles, WATER-GAUGES GLOBE-VALvESs
BOILER-FLUE CLEANERS, and . general as.
sortmcnt Of such articles 2s are used by al Iuus
DADe sLOAT q ADDINGTON,
tels l42z and 1924 Cary street.
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, /
RICHMOND, VA, April s, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, April 8, 1871.
'EO BUILDERS.-Proposa will be re-
i ceived at this Office until TUsDAY. 18th inst,
It IL o. clock NJ, for BUILDING AN ADDITION
The corner of Brook avenue and Marshall streets,
specifications may he seen BY application at this
Office. ~
.Thc Committee on Public Grounds and Build
ings reserves the right 10 reec: any or all pro-
posals CHAS II. LIMMnCk.
ap s-dtd City Engineer.
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VTHOLESALE CROCKERY HOUSE,
w 1906 MAIN ST.. RIG MO NIL have no"
Ia hand direct from the manufs cturers i'll urope
and the United States, one Of the largest, best
selected and cheapest stocks Of CHlNA, GLASS;
and HU E-FURh1SHlNGG GOODS ever 0lIere9
II this market 10 which call the attention OF
merchants from Virgins, North Carolina, and
Tennessee, guaranteeing to them prices as 10" as
any Nh ri AeAt"s A'NS~ JOHN ASHER.
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1871 |.
1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
NORTH EAST AND NOkTh WEsT.
TRAIN No. ALTHOUGH MALL TRAIN et6
" ashington leaves the depot, corner OF Byrd ana
Eighth streets, daily ct t2:45 P. 81. Arrives In
Richmond daily at 2:2o 2. NJ.
TRAIN No. 2.-THROUGH MAIL TRAIN vfd
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted), at sas
P. 81. Arrives In Richmond tMondays excepted
THRt, UGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE .HECKS to all principal points In the
NORTHEAST and NURTHW esq.
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond on
WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS.
The ACCOMMODATION L Il "A N between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily lSundays
excepted), leaving the depot corner OF rroad ana
Eighth streets ut $3.50 T. NJ, and arriving In Rich-
mond at 8 so A. Nj.
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, corner OF
Broad and Eighth streets. ,
ickp md ipht AGENT
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General Ticket and Freight Agent.
ED. Z. D. MYERS, General Sup't. ie ~

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, sth Deccm.
Der, 1870, the PASSESGER TRAINS VIII run a.
follows: -,
MAIL TRAIN will run DAILY between Rich'
urond and stanton except SUNDAY, b. tween cor
louisville and staunton). Leave Richmond o. A.
NJ. arrive a, Staunton ut AIS z. II. Leave Staun.
ton at $3.50 4. NJ, and arrive al Richmond At 4:6o
p. NJ, making close connections at Gordonsvlle
ana Charlottesville with Orange, Ale1andria and
Manassas railroad trains tor Alexandra, wash
ingtop, Baltimore, Philadeiphia, New York, sos
ton, &C.; also for Lynchbnrg, Knoxville, Caat-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. MONTGOMERY,
Mobile, &c. This train will run TRl-WEEkL1
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,, VIZ:
Leave White Sulphur NJ $3.50 A. NJ, and arrive az
staunt0n at 1893 A. NJ; leave stanton at 4S3 +.
NJ, and arrive at White Sulphur at 10 Z. NJ.
Going West, passengers dine ut doroonsyllie
and sup ut Covington. Going East, Dreaxiaat AZ
Staunton and dine at GordonsVile.
| This train connects with stages US follows:
| AT stanton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ana
| Harrison burg. Passengers cannot 70 10 Le1lng.
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars At staunLon.
| At Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles;
| and W arm Springs, is miles
At white Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, smles;
and Charleston 100 miles: IN o,n,.
| THROUGH I'll h E Issued 70 I'll ponIe
North, West, and Southwest
JAMES r. EETEERLAND,
! no2e General Ticket AEents
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LEATHER, DC.
T,O SHOEMAKERs,
HARNESS. MAKERS, AND
DEALERS IN LEATHER GENERALLY.
The subscriber is Offering inducements to buyers
of LEATHER not usually offered In the way OF
low prices. The most popular brands OF
FRENCH and AMERICAN CALFSK1SS,
The different grades OF SOLE LEATHER,
HARNESS aud Birdie LEATHER,
and all kinds of 49,.
SHOE-FINDIAGS,
TANNERS OILS, &C.,
very low for cash. to prompt paying short credit
customers.
Hlgrest cash prices paid for HIDES.
PETER TINSLEY, No. 12l2 Cary street,
an Sim next to Tyler & Sons.
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HOOKS AND STATIONERY.

CONFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH will buy all kinds
OF CONFEDERATE BOOKS, but high prices
statutes or laws or Congress- All the new works
and the largest stock OF standard La W BOOKS
can be had on the best terms at 1915 Main street.
an l3-a&w
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SOUTH CAROLINA. RApIcAI. OFFICIALS DE.
hAfD SATIsFACTIoN.--The New York Sun
correspondence asred the powers that be In
80 vigorous a manner as to be called upon
several times for satisfaction, A negro
Major, or Major GeneraI--ft matters little
which--of militia, heard that the Sun,
which shines Tor all !" was going to throw
Q lew extra rays on him, and, after forti-
wing himself with four big drinks OF the
most inspiring fluid he could find, went
III OH the Sun correspondent. He
had wound himself up with imagina-
~ wrongs and straight ,whiskey until
he was in q condition TO run down in fine
style. He touched himself of, and for
fifteen minutes roared like threshing.
machine. He brought his No. IA military
boots down like patent steam. hammers on
hot iron. He swung his arms about like
the wings OF windmill. His delicate
mouth opened In an effort to get out big
words until 1t looked wide and high enough
TO take in Webster's Dictionary. He ina
gned himself at the head of his gallant
men, and charged also in imagination.
After he had worn himself out, and
the whiskev began to die down, the Sun,
which shines for all, quietly replied !:
-" know very we'll what's the matter
with you, Major; you tried to borrow
three dollars of me yesterday, and / re-
fused to lend it." The CORY Major of the
National Guard wilted in moment, for he
had on the day previous mistaken the Sun
correspondent for somebody else, and en-
deavored to raise the wind to the extent of
three dollars.
Two white officials wanted satisfaction,
and called on Pugh, the aforesaid CORES
pendent, to get it. He listened to their
tale, and replied, "rm not used to drink
ing with thieves and rascals hnt I,lI Y,oaLa
an exception this time come in and take
something" Here was chance for drinks,
if not for satisfaction, and the injured off,
Gals could not let the opportunity slip
South Carolina letter In Cincinnati Com
nlerctdl.
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Richmond TOBACCO aGarket.

MONDAY, April E-Durtng the week bright
wrappers and tine manufacturing filters were In
brisk demand, while common and medium to-
baccos were very much neglected.
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,

METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL sTREETss
STATIONARY and PORTABLE EHaINEs
Bank. GsisT. and PLAsrER MILLS;
BOILERS, FOhGINGS, CASTINGS Of IR9H
or BRASS; MILL GEARING, &c.
always en- hand.
Oid engines, &C., repaired and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. AL other Sepslfs
promptly .nd satisfactorily done
Bend rS- descriptive circulars. n
deG WILLIAM K. TANNER CO.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRApu.1

LIvERPo POOL. April l7..-Cotton dull and
easier upands, 3d.; orleans, led: sales IL, 900
bales Including 1000 bales for por. and specus-
ton. The Bombay shipments 60 the l4th instant
we're 80, QUO bales. Cum oerland cus bacon, 43s.
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ICE.

NJ URTHERN ICE.
TIE undersigned have formed co.partnershtp
to carry the NORTHERN ICE BUSINESS,
under the Sly lie OF MCGo VAN q LAMbhl :, anu
most respectfully ask share Of public patronage.
They have made arrangements North for full
supply of ICE. and guarantee TO supply their Gus.
TONERS throughout the season. Ice delivered IN
any part Of the city with punctuaity, and honest
~ weighed by careful and Accommodating drivers
attt nded to, MCGOWAN Il LAMK1N,
NH 2a-1m no. 1911 CHry St., bet 18th and 18th.