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r. III 90 ~ : -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS oyER rHEsas
.y- SHORT Inns. = - 40 TTf-i
OND, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4.

- . '.T a| "a sH. H
RICHMOND. FREDERIcKsBURs AND =
POTOMAC ROU TIE TO AL II POmT1
+ N0RThEASEAHD EokThWRST.oGT .
" ashington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily At ia:as p. DC Arrives N
TRAIN, No. 2.-THROUGH MAIL, TRAIN oi6
w ashington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd and
Elghth streets, daily Sundays excepted, at s:ls
I: 81: Arrives In Richmond tAondays sIcepeedl
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
GAGE CHECKS 70 al principal points La tho
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST. l'S'- 81. -,
FREIGHT TRAINS will leave Richmond, On
WEDNESDAYSa and SATURDAYS. gtsss,.., ~
Inc ACCOMMODATIONS T KAIE between
hlcnmond and Milford viii be run daily (Sunday1
excepted>, leaving the depot corner OF Broad and
E,gnsn sreets at S:so 2. NJ, and arriving IN Aeb-
Apply s. CoMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
et.u..F f4~sE -.t..>4r ). Be- GENTRY. ri
-. General Ticket and Freight Agent. :.
ED. 4. D. MYERS General Sup't. fe Il
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE OF CITIZEN
OF PErERsBURG-On Tuesday evening last,
about ! O'clock, Mr.. Lewis P. Crowder,
residing on High street, left home with the
intention of returning in q few minutes,
promising his wife to accompany her to
church that night. The hour for church
arrived without tile appearance of MIR.
Crowder or any Intelligence concerning
him. although no serious apprehension was
felt until it was found that he did not return
during the night. Yesterday diligent search
was instituted by his friends, but with no
avail, and the whole matter of his disap-
pearance is enveloped in the profoundest
mystery. Mr.. Crowder is quite young
man, and very recently married. Fears
are entertained that he has been foully dealt
ith.-C0urier.
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-. 3 Dark Shipping.

Loose Tobacco.
The quantity Of loose tobacco weighed at shockoe
warehouse curing the past month was 37l,4oo
pounds. Prices ranged from 81 to SIS. There was
only one lot no sever, sold ut the latter price ;
the average price was $3.50.
PETERSBURG, VA. &c.,
April 12.-Market continues depressed, owing
much to the great quantity of tobacco in bad order
embraced In the offerings We quote shipping
III ,hogany wrappers prices are rather better, and
we quote at ss@l$l0; interior and nondescrlpt
leaf, 8e@b750; coal-cured for wrappers, $l2.50@
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FOR SALE.

Une ao-HORsE POWER PORTABLE STEAM
ENGINE, as good as new, Just suited for . saw
One new IL HORSE POWER PORTABLE
STEAM Err CINE,
One new a-F, OF ALLEN FAE-BLOWEk,
.one POWER. fUMp-capacity' 900 gallons PEI
One sEECcoHDLHAHD. BOLT CuTTER,
Cne 35-HORSE POWER FhUE BOILER, with
One H-HORsE POWER fOHTABLE B0uER,
and lots OF shatting, Pulliss. Geer- Wheels
&c. 50 - :,
One GRIsT MILL, three.lees Stones, Preach
Ali of the above viii be sold low FOR CASH, TO
ap 4-eod2W 5LUAT d ADDFNGT0N~
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COMMEMORATE ''aa','
CORN AND FLOUR Ex1HASax,e
RICHMOND, VA, April 70, 1s7Ls
Hrrrprry1aTTF ~ : ss-k ~ ~

Il oFFERtEas. stfsts Nv
Rhedt. White. 1ss busheIs. Red, $50, htsaeu. Z
nSsorn. White, % bushels. Yellow, 60 bashels.
Outs sis bushels. ,a9 ,eaf4s ~ 4 = Il
RRye.1s 3usbeiss 5s9 81 81 = - attic M
Whedt.-Whitc, n bushels very good ut si. ss !:
bushels common at o. 4e.-total, so bushels, II
Rhedt.-Red. ls bushels common at o. rs 10
ss%%sp !. Sashs CO snss; :.
~ ht. 9 bushels good at soc. Mixed %
b bashe1 az se " bushels good ut sactota g.
2..oats. sushels good at SC; 200 bushels
prime as bushels good at 5ec.-total. dos
Rye. hushels at soc.. =, BAT zs4zF !
FArseed.- 4 bushels af S1.se. - F:5s 49,. -
~ z REMARKS. ~ :.
= The offerings OF nil kinds Of grain on ,Change
Today were Light. Wheat is weaker, and for the
oaiance OF fhisteason-that is, up TO July--we do
no. look for any advance ON the rates which have
ruled for some weeks past on the contrary, If the
;mihe mere should stop grinding for want Of sup
ply suncfent to render worth their while to con-
unue st work, the only parties in the market who
eouid buy would be shippers and they would not
DO any business unless there was an amount ex-
s.hiblted for sale which would make 1t worth their
"nlie 70 ships and,nnless they obtained the article
at such price as would enable them to put 1t on
markets outside the State on terms which could
compete with the prices there. Therefore we say,
20 farmers, send In your wheat no1o. Nothing Ia
20 n De MADE by boarding it up any longer.
Ihere Is Little or NO change In corn or oats both
continue IN moderate demand-oats especially, as
purchases for seeding are over The demand for
sSe continues good, and wewouId suggest to farm
ers to send that article In ALSO for we see no
pect OF It's being better here and the present de-
mand may not continue long. Farmers ought to
lake all possible pains to send their grain to
ket IN clean condition, for millers are very I'M
willing TO buy other thar clean article, and the
price Is seriously affected by any mixture Of dirt
in It. - :
TIE price OF wheat here now Is such that no one
can make anything by shipping 1t to markets out
size Inc state and hence all speculation In this
market In that direction has ceased. - =
/ - PRICES OF FLOUR. - ii"
No p1n1a
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LAND SALES on TIE PENN sULA.-Colonel
John Henly, of Williamsburg informed us
that land sales continue on the lower Pc
ninsula with undated activity. Within
the past week Aspinwall has bought farm
near Newport News for SO, 900. The uni
yersal belief, well fortified with investments
of northern capital in that region, is that
on the completion Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio road it will seek deep water in Eliza
beth City or York county.-NorJolk Fir-
qinidn.
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

sailles-A Decisive Battle ESpected-Circular
from President Thiers-He is Confident of
Success-The Communists Claim a Victory
Promotion of General Won Bittenfield The
Peace Conference, &c. - - -7*-
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MT ACHlN E-S,HUr..,, !, ~, -s
- Z - HOAT Il AODIN0yON, syeRss u
-~~-.. MACHIHlSThsull.zl q -
WoRKs AID OFFIC1: lSSa AND y164 CA1E
STREET, BBTwEkN FouRIxxNTHAMD<t go y
FIFTEENTH STREDTRr ~
RICHN0Np, VIZ INIAs

pAiRiHa STEGH-ENGINEs aud BOILERS in
City and country; ToBACCo W0kK q Al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCQ FaAIs
HHNCoCK,s SUPERIOR NAENER; Plat.
FORM and eli other kinds Of SCALES hep IR.
I 10 PATENT sTEAM.ENGIEE go.
yERHoR, sELDEN's PATENT sTEAM:EN.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's sTEAA.
one wear, and We sefithcm ct low prices: We KEEP
ali kinds OF BEAss WORK OF SUPEhIOH
MAKE for sTEAM-ENGINEAs such o. asa oFS
SaAFTING, SELF.EEE0ERs, STEAM.WA1Ss.
TI.ES WATER-GAUaES, 6LOBE-vALvEss
BOIER.FLUE CLEAEEES, anoa genGIA -
sortmenf OF such articles 80 are used Of al rum
uine os'~AA SLOAT d ADDINGTOH,
n,s lks4 and lssS Cary street.
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the Democratic National Conversions.
sr. LOUIS, April l8.-The Times claims
St. Louis as the proper place for holding
the Democratic National CcnYeRtiou. Il
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Tobacco Markets.


APRIL 13.-Receipts are small but prices re-
main unchanged. Reports from the different mar
kets abroad show an unsettled condition Of things
and want Of animation, and our market par.
takes Of the general staanation:
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About .. O'clock yes
terdav afternoon n fire broke out in the
building occupied ny Messrs. Smith d SIM
mons MS a commission house and mercan-
tile agency, and the upper portion by Mr..
T. l.. Dornin rs n broom factory. The fre
originated in the upper story, which was
used for storage, and was caused probably
by matches becoming ignited either Dy
mice or some other means. -
The building. owned by Mr.. S. r. Borum,
was pretty badly damaged by fire, which,
however, will probably be covered by an
insurance policy Of 6, 600 in the National
Insurance Company, Of Baltimore.
The broom factory Of Mr.. 7. l.. Dornln,
with the stock of material uumade on hand,
was destroyed. His manufactured goods
were saved. His loss cannot be estimated !;
but he was insured for $1,000 in the Lon
don and Liverpool and Globe Company.
Messrs. Smith & Simmons lost good deal
from water and in the removal Of their
goods. They were insured for $3.50 in A.
NJ. Naughan's agency.
McssrS. b. F. Baxter & Co., wholesale
tobacconists, in tn. adjoining building,
were very badly damaged by smoke, fire,
aud water. Their insurance we could not
learn definitely, it being placed ut $1,000
with MeSSrS. Stewart Il Tucker at $1,000
in the Fire and Marine; also, with MIR. A.
NJ. Vaughan, to what amount we could not
learn. u
The building occupied by the above.
owned by MIR. Murdoek Howell, was con-
siderably damaged, hut we could learn
nothing in regard TO the insurance, if any
Norfolk Virg'n'nn.
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1Seseg1e
Ss.on Vet & aasssa isafssalsa s sssd
Hats.--Wool, o. se@a1s 3 doxsn !; borg yool
gs ssssEa1nS e Ssie asIsS gsS
Iron.@Engiish and American refined, ssssSss
per se1 Nm sssa eng boop s sheet
Kerosene UfL-2sic p Ralion 8 I..5 Y sl.5
Ldrd.-Prime, Dsrreisf snd tierces. sieps4c.; h
half barrels, Mac.; In kegs. isc:; country
sIsaissr.-w quote tho selling price py dealers
Sole leather, OAK, ss@4cc.: SOLE lesthcrss bern
ss@s county ty ggpge5s e
s50sc.; caI}skins, french si.Sslszas 3 n; do:
msstic sl:lo@sl. % y D.; morocco, soessc.; rongi
Lemons s sMss.s Go % box. rs -s,,''
Iscorses.-stick, y r. 3 s., 4oc. mass, F.G. q,
sc.; e: F., s1c:f g. o.; &C.; 4. r., &c; = q
sas'1 f.. :ssi g. T., : &C.
sa. f noas &c sss Ksa s9sssl
,sT Bss ssssssd
ss3s1s thousand Laths SPLIT Si' e spSed
M Aesa syrup hogsbeads, 2sc.;
s9ssc: q gallon; Cuba and MascovSs S sosSssc1 !:
Porto Rico. Sol75c.: New Orleans prime. Tc.
rNogs.-in store. Ss for standard that Is ten
z 0ranqes.-a4.so@s6.s so per box. 7*2TA,i
0ats.-Baled. eOG0Ioc. " nunured.
,p easeea sda q. 2S machine si@
sss lsEa s easssl ssosS s yi
PPeq t sia sl.ss per bushe dull.
cine sssa $685. ground, ssasla; Cal
Ing and mining, s4.5sasIso." A - % A''' O'S''-
sR5sGQs.-mixed cotton, &C.; white, &c.; wooller,
81 R g England, slso; Santa Cruz, $3.50
,,1 Rog 2ss best ssaasc. sls.l, nc. q h.;
gus s7s@soc. for good to prime. = 49,
Rtce.-Carolina. ssQ3c, - =
Race tinder.-l5c. ~ ~ '-
Sssd; a, 81 s0 timothy, 81; orchard
1 Ilsa 11isi sa lac. y d.; American blistered
Neutrality-suspicious. light. with 5obbers' de.
Shot.-Northern. $22s ii bag OF Is lbs. J" '"oA'
Su1dT.-Demarara, l13Dl2c.; Porto Rico lo,1D
ahsc;; Cuba. losgllc :; New Orleans, o9l0sc.; re-
crushed and powdered. lic.; formulated. lac:
,s - 49,: ~" l2ic. "Axtra CO. I2lc.; "C,'i
i2s s;Sns ao' I yellow, l2al2sc. -,
= 900; seasensd s2o@s25 p Ioco Flour ssrrei
a saESss ssSgs SS e.
barrel hickory. hoop, ,sl2. 50 a LOCO.
ssoda.- - as@.c., In EGGS; English soda, 81
| Ghueka.-85c. = ..--7A 1a. " Poe 5.s.s-
,o SIeeq9p;sdGsS ou s@sc. best Washing
'oies iszSs.: and fancy country, 405c.
Tar. -$a@$a.2s q barrel. 'E''s.'2i 100 W.
IeGs.-Black, csc. @$l. 2lths last prime arti.
Gle imperial, Sllo6SI. 80 gunpowder. si6Sl. 90
1 mSGsmw aIPnsd So34sc; unwashed, 25gsOc.
%; Peter Singer. $2.2s Pineapple a.: CromWei,;s
Eagle $3.50; Medium Rye, SL7s@$2.2s.
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fEEEGKHPHTt NEWS.

Nsw York Stock and M6Rey MaFh ets.
NEW YORK; Aprfl b. Gold sncasy &c 1efflfof.
money steady ats par esats asa@zss .aasrts a3aa2e
assseatng. Money easy,at COS: psr cent. on corr
sanme and per cent on stock. aoid, ma
Mltof gaoyernmen:s4-'ss's,7if sss ;ssasaE bonus
aeofSla's; baiAnceauist and STEADY Tennessee
vs., os; new, est.s Virginia, ss,7 70 !: new N.
Loaisiaas es. new. oss Alabama s's, Ioas .s,a.
~. deorgia s's, SO; re, go. North Carolina ga
on; new, eea' South Carolina s's, 70; new GOA. -
.. q @bs@ Sale OF Cold ~ "a ...fa )
NEW YORK, April is-Thc snb .srnasu,r-v, ssr,d I
70 day two miions dollars In gold at 10 Ia6,a or
Bids In the aggregate amountodso nearlys,en mai
liens and half tE1faTree ut sftas - lE*
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Rev. J. B. Ramsey, d. D., of the Presby-
terrain church, is very dangerously i'll mt his
residence in this city.-Lynchburg Vir-
GiWQn.
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d:aucus Resolutions by AepupMlcans
+ I'm the rev York Legislature.

ALBANY, n. Y, April I3.-IHe nepuuII.
cans in the Legislature have passed caucus
resolutions against certain pending oiLls,
declaring them party measures an6InIsa.-
ening to denounce any Republican voting
for them as renegades. ,rYsTs F,}fS
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Foreign Markets-(BY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH ".
LONDON, April 3-Noon. Consols, %. 1928, 90.
LONDON, April ls--Erening.-Consolsc closed at
93s. '62's, 90. -sE.
LIVERPOOL, April 10 -l1.so n. M.-Cotton dull
uplsnds, 7s@7h ;OIleans. I'D; sales are estimate
aI II, 900 bales.
LIVER POOL, April 13.--Euening.-- Cotton
closed dull uplands, 7s@73d.; Orleans, a.; sales,
10000 bales fer speculation and 600 for export.
FRANKFORT, April l3-Bonds, 81. s f.a
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hdib a A . FL io PHdA K s RnSh I'LL
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK.-Steamers NORFOLK, Sc LVOR, and j.
.ielphfa every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and RichIp ond every MONDAY and tn tuesday
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun.
days) cheaper than by any other route, for al
parts or Penns ylvania and New Jersey ); also fol
New Orleans 0fd Southern Mail Steamship Line
from Philadelphia. Freight taken for Norfolk a,
moderate rates,
Passage 70 Philadelphia, including meals anc
stateroom, %. ...
.--a No. 2a25 Dock street, Richmond.
VIM. p. CLYDE Il CD, Agents,
No. IA North Wharves, and
fe IS No. IL South Wharves, Philadelphia,
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.DICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAIL.
IN ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Un
and after JANUARY %. 1871 no, 49,

DICHMOND AND DANy1LLE RAIE-
Ii ROAD-CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Un
and after JANUARY 81, 1871 -. 49,, - -,
GOING WEST,
= Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily Except Sundsys) at A A. n; lexyes
Danvtlle at n:l2 a. H.; arrives at Greensboro as
Train No.'s Dynchburg Fassenger) leaves Rich
mond daily at OILS A. NJ; arrives st Lynchhurg 1t
Train No. S rrhroughMail and Express) leaves
Richmond daily at 2:do P. M. leaves Danville
daily ut 1882 NJ; arrives at Greensboro dsIyt
at LOS A. M. 80 - :. -,
GOING EAST - =: =, -
Train No. Through Mail ana Expressly leaves
greensboro daily at A. M; leaves Danyilla
DAILY At S;s7 a. ID; arrives at Richmond daily as
Train No. Through Passenger) leaves Green's.
Doro' daily except sundays) at II A. NJ; leaves
Dsnvie at :sS T. NJ; arrives at Richmond at Sis
p. NJ. 8ezac,.ae,.---ly,,s-,-- -.-l--.,~--.
Train No. Uynchburg Passenger) leaves
Lynchburg daily at S:26 A. NJ; leaves Burkeville
att p. M; arrives at Richmond at 405 p, NJ.
Trains Nos.1 and 6 connecs at Greensboro with
Trains on North Carolina Railroad for all points
South. ...1
Train No. connects at Burkeville with Train
on Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad for
all poin.s Southwest and South.
THROUGH sLEEPING CARS without change
between Eichmon and Charlotte, N. C., are ut.
tached to Train No. s.. -, ~. !. , r j
THROUGH TICKETS to all points Sorth and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket once In
Z JOHN r. MACMURDO,
fe2 1900 General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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NORTHERN ICE.

The undersigned have formed co.partnership
to carry on the NORTHERN ICE BUSINESS,
underth the style OF MCGO WAN & LAMBKIS, and
most respectfully ask share of public patronage.
supply OF ICE, and guarantee TO- supply their Gus
toners throughout the season. Ice delivered In
any part IF the city with punctuality and honest
Orders through the ,post-ofice WILL be promptly
ate nded to- MCGOWAN e LAMK1N,
NH 29-1m No. lsll Curry ST., bet. 18th and 18th.
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nARINE IMTELnIaRNUk.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL ID, 1871.
Bun rises ......... 5.s1 Moon rises........, 307
Bum sets .....,,..,... e.2s High tide. L. 81
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CHESAPEAKE AND. OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after MONDAY, 5th Decem.
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS viii run a.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after MONDAY 5th Decem.
Der, 1870, the PASSENGER TRAINS win run a.
follows: - Z.
mono and Stsunton Except Sunday, between Cor.
louisville and staunton). Leave Richmond at A.
"a. arrive al Stanton at 4:zs p. III. Leave stsun.
ton at $3.50 A. III, and arrive ct Richmond at $50
P. /, making close connections at Gordonsville
and Charlottesville with Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas railroad trains for Alexandria, Wash.
ngton, Baltimore, philadelphia, New York, Bo1.
ton, &c. also for Lynchburg, Knoxville, Chat
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleana MONTGOMERY.
Mobile, &c. This train will run TRI-WGEKLY
between Stanton and White sulphur on TUES
DsY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, viz:
Leave White Sulphur &C $3.50 A. M, and arrive at
Staunton at 1884. NJ; leave Staunton at 4:ss p.
NJ, aud arrive at White sulphur at 10 P. M.
Going West, passengers dine ut Gordonayiile
and sup at Covington. Going East, breakfast at
Staunton and dine ut GordonsVille. ~
This train connects with stages as follows:
5 At Stanton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, and
Harrlsonburg. Passengers cannot 60 TO LeItnga
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars at stRunson.
AZ Millboro' for Bath Alum Springs, 10 miles
and Warm Springs, Is miles. =
at " hite Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, smiies;
and Charleston, 100 miles.
THROUGH TICK E 3 issued to al points
North, West, and Southwest. -1
= JAMES r. SWITZERLAND,
no2s General Ticket Agent
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND %ES
Y PACksT COMPAN Y.-TheS SSkaasS
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves New Ork
TUESDAY.
The steamship WIN. P. CLYDE leaves New
York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily. ....
D. j. BURR, President,
fe20 l2l4 Main street.
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Domestic Markets -rBY rr1nap ADV,

new. YORK, April ls.-Cotson dull; 4,s7s bales
sold st ldsc. southern -four without decided
change. " hiskey steady at soac. . ; : Il ',
BALTIMORE, April H. Cotton quiet middliries,
l!s@l.tc.; net receipts 100 bales gross receipts,
coastwise. 100 bales; sales, s2s bales stock on
street snperfne, Ss@s&2s; extra, se.so@H:2 % !;
family s5sO@sss;2S CITY mills so sgpsrne; ss@
aGm receipts lieht; choice to fancy white, sa@
choice red S1:so@s2 o5; fair to good, SL65@sL75;
common, 81 ao@SL45. ''| 49, - - -
BOSTON, April 13.-Cotton5 dnll and nominal
middlings, 15Sc.; net receipts, LII bales gross
cetpts, 22s bales; sales, 400 bales stock, ls,o 90
bales. .., .s-s r. - nj -H. &. a- '.t
CINCINNATI, April la.-Pork, $40. Lard dull
and unchanged. Bacon sides, 9tc. Whiskey, So.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1a.-Cotton quiet, but
firm; middlinks, HaM1iic.; net receipts, lie
bales; gross receipts. s,H4 bales; exports to
Great Britain, l3, 6e3 b. les Hamburg, llS4 bales
Antwerp. l.l53 bales; Vera Cruz, 425 bales sales
200 bales stock on hand 2l9. 5o7 bales.
NORFOLK, April H. Cotton quiet low mid
ding, 12iGl3c. net receipts, 622 bales exports
coaStwlse, 1865 bales.
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LYNCHBURG, VA, APRIL u.
LOUISVILLE, KY.

APRIL lo,-The market during the week has
been active, and the sales at the SIX auction ware
for the week previous. The market has been firm
on leaf Of desirable character, but buyers have
shown less animation than has hitherto charac-
terized them since the season commenced. We re-
yise9quotatons on the various descriptions Of
shipping leaf, while for manufacturing and cigar
leaf prices are unchanged We quote: 1
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THE PAINTERS OF
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND. THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY: win DO, - .sas4e
GRAINING and MARBL1NG
in all Its branches at reasonable price. Loan be
found at W. W. Ellett's, corner of Marshall and
All orders left there Will receive prompt atten-
Having had long experience In the business,
think that can give Satisfaction; ~ % I'm Il
apl3-3t< JOHk W. LEM
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HsHE SUBSCRIBE B. MOULD RE
4t}ISPECTFIJLLY announce to bis former
patrons and the public generally that he will re-
sumo business again on 18th street, between MAln
and Gary, and at $40 Broad street. between 9th and
9Th where he will be pleased to meet his old Gus
TONERS and the public generally. .n.n
--ap. a-lW ~. A1A -.
. 0007DOZEN FRESH EGGS JUST
1LsUUU received and for sg sale p .Rvry.q !,
s,,t, "a No. . Pearl Block. Nth street.
TREsH TEAB.-Two chests very fine
I H GPYEN TEA two chssta extra nga LAGh
MEE. WIN. G. DAGDElDSE ~
H., a a Esd g5sgET 'ssgs%A affeR SsVs"ssSs
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PRICES oFProrp

The wholesale prices in Richmond in March,
1870 and March,. ISL OF Virginia country -four
(atchmond inspsction) were as follows: Y
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my az HNSs
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATsa%Ml.J
eB -COMPANY.-F NORFOLK. - J.
PORTSMOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR LAND
IN1S ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fast AND
elegant United States mail steamer .-.-
=" 1T JOHN SYL We I Z + sA d
A.. Captain 2. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves eompsnys wharf e ESskesar fSs sss
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, At SIX O'CLOCK A. NJ,
and returns on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and satpr-
days. x. d, 80 .. ,on
meet with ss>amers for Baltimore ana points
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar.
rival OF steamer. s.n
ETcursfon tickets to Norfolk and return 80. 100.
TICKETS ON SALE at CARRIER CO.'S
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and sa-
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltt.
more, and principal landings on Chesapeake 6aS
and all regular landings on James river, at EEA'
SONABLE RATES. Freight received from A.
M. tiIIsP 2. NJ.
! Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
L. B. TATUM, General Agent
Oface, Company's wharf
office corner Main and 9Th gtS
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TOKN W. WYATT, 'z-.t
% GENERAL SHIPPING
Ard Confession MERCHANT,
No, 8 GOTEEEOR STREET,
IsIcukoND, "a. PcsT-OFFICE Box BE
FOR LIVERPOOL AND .seSasA
(. : QUEENSTOWN.S ElHR
yINMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, SAILIN6
FRON NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY. !
= AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.F ~, )
RATES OF PASSAGE. ..as s,s4t3gt.f
First cabin. ......,--.s75 steerage. Sae
To London go To ndon.-..:....-.. 3s
Tickets sold TO and from England, ireland, and
ths Continent, at moderate rates. 4r Z 80 -.
! For further inform alton applv st the Companyss
ofices. JOHN q. DALE, Agent, - !. =
VS. a... Ii Broadway, New York; or to j
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent, R!chmone, Va.
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FOB NEW YORK. a@nM
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP $&

The sIde-wheel steamships WYAEOKE. IsAAC
BELL. SARATOGA, MA GA 3 A, ALBEs
mIRIE, and HATTERAS leave New York fos
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY t 2o'cloct
p RI Lesye Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY, at high tide. = =
These ships ere entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodAy
lions and attention, are unsurpassed
Close connectionG made with steamers for an
Southern and European ports.
TER OF ONE PER GENT, at the oicea Of this
COMPANY. n u, ri s.%s 49,
For further tnformatioT Apply To- Tom