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Cotton Markets-TBY TEI.EcRAp1t1

SATURDAY, April l.-Nortolk: Dull low mid
diingS, i3c;; receipts, S43 bales; exports coast.
wise 2gi bales; sales, so bales stock S 500
bales. Sardnndh: Good demand at I4c; receipts,
LBS bales; exports to Great Britain, g. eli bales
leans: Quiet at llic.; receipts, 2, s77 bales ex-
ports TO Great Britain, }, 4A bales TO Havre 55lo
paes; TO Bremen, l,022 bales; to Antwerp l. AGO
bales; to Amsterdam. 877 bales coastwtse. ere
bales; sales, 1900 bales ; stock, Al, 424 bales
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-House.-,The ku-
k]ux debate was continued all day ana
mart r Of the night. The House seems anxious
f. come to a vote OIL the bill, and for that
nurpose will meet an hour earlier on Mon
dav. 1t is doubted if the bill VIII Set
through. 1t was opposed to-day py hess I'll.
rurplinp
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
rev Y "a, 5000 and Mone;y ,ss.n.,

NEW YORK, April Estate securities generally
very dull Virginia's and Tennessee's very
strong and active. South Carolina nevis bad a
slight reaction to-day, and sold up OIL. Tennes-
see SIS, new, e53. Virginia s's "a: new, 10. Lou
islana a's, oS; new, 90. Levee e's, u; d'e, 81.
Alabamas's, l92 SIS ds. Georgis os, So rs, so,.
North Carolina o's, 4es new, 20. South Carolina
a's. 70; new, 81.
dull. Gold, HOG.
Governments dull and firm 's2's, II23: ,ers,
1928; 'ess, ll2a new, lii s7s, I1la 'oss, llIa
10 4G's, 1os4. Eg
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lHE CoIored Representative is a i5-ft -sss.t.
published at Lexington, XIV, in the inter.
~ the freedmen. The inst plumber con-
.'i!> Iii" following modest announcement
" NE EDITORS gifts:
~" "Iil say 10 our readers that, If they
""hl any KIND 81 poetry made and set TO
10! '-Ae. call on the editor OF the COEorfd
.'iT' .ttGncc, who will take pleasure in
'h@ Al! orders by due notice The whole
"s1i!9n "f mankind was born for some
,.'Lto>c, il but little. So the editor OF the
"'|'4 representation can thank God that
-, va born q natural poet which gift came
"'4 "o0, ana 10 man can counterfeit.
y you want some poetry lnadc,e
Il n,ake Il If ! prunD.c;
h4G TX II IL viii not fad.
t.cdyc call On O.. Is. Thomas.
Happy pleasure you can ware
S!@rty Il TiiG III RS not swear:
ne vs. 81 life you're sure 10 IL. !.
I'dcL ypGr childten l:U. - steal
yr-I~c Reeve was Il tutor in Princeton
:, ,''' = pIlDr TO the war Of the Revolution.
~ 'isen entertained his law students with
~ account Of his efforts while tutor TO
S"Ne, 10 conversation Of half an hour
r,' ',I t'';9 student, Us they would arrive
,.- Tue provinces, in which portion Of the
,|L'rE they resided, by reason Of the pro-
' 'n', difficulty with mir. Madison than
A. o,iiGF, as he spoke such pure Saxon.
~ ,iA' heeve said II presume, sir, you |
.,@'.. A4uaahcs in Jour proyince?" 81 |
e., ,''i'-, said Mr.. Madison. "you mean |
't r,.' "1hcn," says Reeve, "you
nom Nirgina.'
j. ,. o''AeI sam James has recently intro
..sry - he" regulation into the pcnten-
x :. thereafter all prisoners are TO be
,,.,- q before they are ironcd.--Neao o.
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The Baptist church here have extended II
naHimou> call to Rev. George j. Taylor
ate Of >taunton, now chaplain OF the Uni
'"r>lIy Of Virginia. to become pastor Of
a".r church.-LertngtOn Gazette.
WaSrrnton boasts of telegraph.
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The Darien Canal.

New YoRK, April 1.-Adyices from the
Tsthm,,s NJ Dnrien represent that the newly
discovered disc route for canal is only - miles
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NORYULk AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
We expect TO he able to lay before our
'"tier< in short time some very highly
Encouraging information with regard to the
Norfolk and Great Western railroad.-Uan-
-.,~ Times.
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"" have seen Il list Of cN-Conlederate
o..lcr> in the present Congress, which pro-
ir>,~4 % he complete. 1t is not and we
ado a name 10 it--that OF the Hon. John
richer, Of Wcstmoreland, who was Il
Lieutenant Colonel III our >cryicc.-Aor-
FC,E lirrr,ujGu
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WASHINGTON. April IA colored page
anncarcd in the House for the first tune 10,
dav. He is named Alfred j. Powell, ana
was appointed from Manches'er, va, upon
thp Recommendation of Porter.
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MACHINERY, &C.
ACHIN 4 s OK.

SLUAV ~ AUDlN0IO0s
MACHlNISTS ga. ,
WORKS AND OFFICE: l422 AND Iva -, oAAA
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VIZ GINA
xINns 0p NEW WORK MADE BE.
pH All sTEAM-ENGINEs and dr B0ILE IL N
city and country; TOBACGG00r W SGn II n r.
kas9 Rsas aha made and repaired In QHN
HANCOCh's SUPERIOR haAaksfsEEssRirPAfR.
E2sad ana nJ II FEB xGENfs for ne sale Of
JUps0N,s PATE s;N;s SSIi TAN1sssTTEEsAm ES.
g y1MS qPES,C SEEGU Utica Company's sTEAM.
GAUGEs These gapses ara prsass y Keep
! one on ISInas or BRASS WORK. OF SUPERiOh
MAKE for sTEAMI,ENG1sEsS iusn r sHTa36R
| S coz JSIT IN SELF-FEEDERs, STEAM.W His-
TIES WATEK1GIAIHnGHEEAh And general as.
| nrtment of such articles as are USED py AL tu1.
ming s*anA SLOAT & kDDINGTOE,
| lux i!22 and 1874 Cary street.
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ssaEE ENCGLasHEECE.

5uKiATUl;a ALHhEAC APRIL 3, 1871.
san rises .,,....... So Noon sets..... ..,,. 4.57
ST., srts.,.,..,... clio High tide. ........ 800
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Robert II. Glass, ESD, editor OF the Re-
4ft. oi this city. was attacked sud-
...a on the street this AFTERNOON WITH
"|aiu- like 2 Spasm, and l.lhn" 10 The
....,iurut sustained some injury. trust,
F.. ,r.yrr, that hc has not been seriously
4..l- Lynchbstrq Norfolk Journal.
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NJ E W, VALU ABLE,
L 4 W o o X
for sale ut
WEST & JOHN TONS BOOKSTORE:
REPORTS OF CASES IN LAW AND EQUITY
and In Admiralty, determined in the Circuit
Court of the United states for district OF
Maryland and Virginia. BY ROGER 3. IA
NEY, Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
toe United States. From April term 1895, to
April term 1861. vol. Law sheep, @7.5g; by
mail, is.
INSTITUTES OF AMERICAN LAW. ByJoHS
BOUvIER. New edition. Edited by Daniel
4. Gleason. vols. $l2.
REPORTS OF ALL THE LIFE AND ACCI-
DENT INSURANCE CASES determined In
the american courts prior to January, ls7l.
by MELVILLE ii. BTGELOw. $780,
AMERICAN REPORTS: containing all decis.
ions Of general interest of tn. different States.
Vo.l. So.
SMITHS MANUAL OF EQUITY. g..
ABBoTT's U. s. CIRCUIT AND DISTRICT
COURT REPORTS. Vol l. $3.50.
ROBINSON's PRA CTICE. Vol. 8. $3.50
GRATTAN'S REPORTS. Vol. 10. 81.
ORDERS promptly attended to. up Let
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Law PnACT1UE
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

ROBINsOE,s PRACTICE, Vols
The Principles and Practice OF Courts OF Juet1ee
In England and the United states. BY Con.
way Robinson. Vol. g. Further % TO the
Grounds and Forms OF Defence in Personal
Actions. Price, $3.50.
Published this d,y by
il Is a+ WDsDH0TTSE pARHAA.
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Uopryr-l NYpurw-Ws Bo'd attempt |
n Strju6c q JetreNer.-On Wednesday |
afternoon u Young man Of prepo>sess!ng |
appearance and gentecly dressed, SlVlhES&
! ssusaane as \, ". Clark, OF
his @sea.s iewcIry store of Mr. n !,
visited llfek3snai,liU. Il mum Boas.
and after eX1ss lsalued y'cr M NJ goid
watches, selected one 500: ? 500. and a
plated bracelet worth &der trha watch
was placed in proper o!At ha nurchaScr
stating th-t he would gdV$ the bank and
return III u short time VI ith the money
subsequently he returned al d made an cX.
cu>c, alleging thai he could IT, 'nt nror,Ire the
monc' that afternoon, but Sk.onId cali next
DAY Yesterday morning he8 ,nne,rrd du
iln., the temporary absence Of Mr. NoaS
and showed the clclk what !; vowed to 10
il check for 500.
There was no evidence. how o,,or to move
u was offered i'll payment. NJ c,nwhile Mr.
BoaS made his appearance, When Cltrl
stated that his uncle, q MrB AiIiunn wa
stopping at 10. All Markc Atrect AMI
would promptly pay the biI8# # # wa, urc
sentcd. For this purpose he &.om,a>,ed MIR
BOas TO allow III, clerk TO tax ITc .rtirIc
and accompany him to the b ,usa mined
This proposition was decneAH kTr Rua.
however, agreeing 10 20 vii #$,, him. Th
young man was evidently be -, - ies,,f
rate game, md for lts success *. go nerc.
sary that It should be carrics nnt viii
bold front. lie conducted Nj b. tn rh
parlor, and going up stairs se,nrncd IN
few minutes with the informal ,t;nn that hi
uncle was too i'll to appear, bQ Inf that MIR
Boas should return in an hour j mr. 90. Tn
alter gentleman having his susnicion
aroused, and been yictimized ~ some wear
since in similar manner, made E8 inu,Iiries
md asccr'ancd That no man bf tie nan
If Allison was stopping ut the % ouse. ri
,1uup man had engaged DOart B,;po, rapr
cntlDg that he had come lfol the jon
louise, aud giving ILLS name as br. ohnso
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REDUCED PRICES.

MASON & HAML1N CABINET ORGANS
for parlors, Drawing rooms Libraries Chur'nes'
Sundays chools, Lodges, &c.
THE MOST POPULAR AND wlDELI-osED
LARGE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
,,,.r+ sc furniture; suitable for secular anu 3D."
l. ccreG music; not requiring tuning "a ii"o'~
ruv s7y p ses oat $50 g. u.s. slOO, sla5. $3.50,
"a, Fir .l75 1900. to B., 900 each. nrr.r
Ti Tha n S0S & HAML1N CRGhNSa, az az TFT-
AIN tWLEDGED STANDARDS Or e. havinr
f.ENCT among Instruments OIL Tue ''"''' "
been swafS SEVENTY FIVE MEDALS, ,srp
81. nramlums for EEM0NSIR a.
I'd SUPERIORITY, In Eur 81 sns sha Anet''
lnoi"u'iie PARIS EXfOs1TlON.
NEARLY 1000 MuS h,2itr 81 RR;MJpyET
including jorlty OF 1h ~ p;urope. have given
rN AMERICA, and many III toiops' :.
writieu opinions that they onupps
"ii''oD EXCEI. ALL OTHERS.
fsee Testimonial Circular, sent lrce.'
NEW STYLES and REDUCED th a;egant ti Il.
,nn,b An illustrated Catalogue Wild sieSan;s
ations from photographs and tul M ~ y
syn sen sss Broadway, New York, or iaa irehio"
S'f Ter sale DIi in Richmondby, - w.1EoRD,
..sswom Ola Main street.
-. TIEPCEs VERY SUPERIOR ST
Ia CkoIX SUGAR IL store anS f R9s ea1s y.
NH % No. . Pearl BLOCK, laIn s1ees
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HOOKS AHIs sTATIOEERY.

"TNIVERs1TY SERIES"
OF
SCH o o L 30 OrKS
ADOPTED BIZ THE
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Msury's First Lessons In Geography,
Naury's intermediate Geography,
Maury's Manual of Geography
Holiness Pictorial Primer,
Holiness Speller,
Holiness First Reader.
Holiness Second Reader,
Holiness Third Reader,
Hoimes's Fourth Reader,
Holiness Fifth Reader.
Venable's First Lesson In Arithmetic,
Venable'5 Mental Arithmetic.
Nenable's Elementary Arithmetic,
Venable's Practical Arithmetic,
Venable's Higher Arithmetic.
For sale by WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
STARkE & RfLAND, and the prominent b ,ok-
sellers throughout the State. ap3 eod2w
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1871
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OyER THE
SHORT LINE.

~ 80 - nv -
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO ALL POINTS
TRAIN No. 1-THKOUGh MAIL TRAIN uto
Washington leaves the depot, corner of Byrd and
Eighth streets, daily At i::4s P. II. Arrives In
TRAIN No. 2.-THR0UGH MAIL TRAIN via
Washington leaves the depot corner OF Byrd Snd
Eighth streets, daily Sundays excepted. at SIX
THRoUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAG
S6sFF and & In
FREIGHT TRAINS VII lie leave Richmond on
" The A AGO % TkA1N between
Richmond and Milford will be run daily tSunoays
sa R % sr9 10 a s5d
l Apply al: at AcoMPANY's OFFICE, corner Of
General Tickle. and Freight Agent.
ED. n. ~. Myers. General Sup't. fe IL
RIClIMUND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
and after JANUARY A;I, 2. ls7 Lsr
Train No. (Throngh Passenger) leaves Rich
mond daily lexcepr Sundayel at A. NJ; leaves
nanyiIle at il:l2 4. NJ; arrives at Greensboro at
grain No. 3 Lypchburg Passenger leaves Rich
mond daily at s:ls A. NJ; arrives at Lynchburg at
r Tain an 40. 5 (ThroughMail and Express) leaves
daily at lo:a2 Z NJ; arrives at Greensboro daily
~ '''' "a GOING EAST:
Train No. 8 Through Mail and Fxpressl leaves
daily At So A. NJ; arrives at Richmond daily at
Train 40. Through Passengerl leaves Green's s.
DanvIle 1T I:as T. M; arrives al Richmond ut slS
FL n, No. o uyuchburg. Pascengerl leaves
| Trains 4 os. | and connect al Greensboro Win
Trains ON North Carolina railroad Tor al Po,iies
Train No. connects at Burkevile with rain La
on Atlantic Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for
az TPh naHSiu SLEEPING CARS, without change
between Richmond and Charlotte, N. u, are AZ
k 70 fFan r lei to all points South and
Southwest can be procured at the ticket once III
Richmond JOHN R. MACMURDO,
il tes General Freight and TicAet Agent.
lCHESAPEAkE AND OHIO KA1L.
p0AD,-On and after MONDAY, bth Deem
Der, Is7o, the PASSENGER TRAINS VIII run ~
0 lo MaIL TRAIN will run DAILY between E a-
mono and Stsunton le1cept Sua' diamond ASA,
anss srr,y sn al Stanton at AS p Leave stau9.
ton at $50 A. NJ and arrive at Richmond a. sno
q p n making close connections at doluonsTniSS
Manassas railroad trains for AlexandEta Wed R1-
ioH e.. also for Lyncnbas kno1y,l,s Cast-
tanooga, Memphis, New GrisansT; e IgHsEKI
Se 9S Stanton and white euIRh,gF on TUES
O DAY, THURSDAY, and sATph ia Arrive yea az
LsaTG AZ 80 A. NJ leave Stauntcn at a:Sa r
H. and arrive at White sulphur n at 10 Gordcpsvlls
70 n u sin at Coyington. Going East, breaktast as
% | staunton and dine at Gordonsvlle: ,,,,o
" ThIs Train connects with stages as I0ioTs ~
ts,annton for Lexington, Natural Bridge, ano
Harrlsonburg. Passengers csnnot 60 % tssntos
via GGshe1' f 2a' Bath Alum springs 10 miles
M and w arm Springs Is miles. ,-,-, or,,es.
~ At White Sulphur Springs for LeWlsours mle''
70 al" THROUGH TT K Z 8 issued TO all poln's
80 No1'n' " COW JAMES u. NETHERLAFU,
80. General Ticket Agent
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DIAMOND-PO1NTED
~ STEAM DRILLS,
FOR ROCK DRILLING.
.aanted 10 Mining, Quarrying, shafting, run
,e,ine Railroad Grading, Artesian We'll boring
Prospecting, &c. aud time
of hand labor saved. ,,-.,,o r. ro.t
- Test cores, IN form Of solid cylinders OIL roch
or mineral. taken out of mines from any depth
NOT exceedins one thousand u,ooo) feet showing
true value, qualification, &c.
NO PERCUsSl0E.
Never needs Sharpening, as the Cutting ioi".S'
composed of ROUGH DIAMONDS are p'"''i'
cally indestructi5le. r,,
FIRST PREMIUMS awarded both In europe
and America, .,,r>rc
illustrated circulars sent on application. Az
luus'iS EVERANCE Il hCLT, Manufs.
uf ,nS 91-eodsm Office, ID Wall ST.. New loIk.
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p,f:; LIVERPOOL AND <xH@s
QUEENSTOWN. "a -, u -
!RMkHl.:tIs. or NAH. STEAMERS, SEILTNJ
rttrt; rEN org EVERY SATURDAY.,
AM; Alternate TUESDAYS.
RATES or PASSAGE.
t'.trr3is ~ GAIT. PGyGble IN Currency.
T!tsl g;.h.n.....,.f?5i stecrage. a30
= lfn,"n......,.... 80 TO London-- ......--.. IS
:. . rail-. .,.,. 90 | TO Paris. ..,...,.... 30
,cL4sS actI 10 and FROM EGgl.rC, ireland, aud
rC ,aG:ineuI, at moderate rates.
~. further Information apply ~ the Company's
ndIces. GOttN 6. DALE, Agent,
y hfGac~ay, SeT York; or TO
JUN,; ". y ATT, Agent, Richmond, va.
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Arrival Of the Tennessee.
New YORK, April The steamship len
nessec arrived here this morning.
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i H., L 4 , 81 : r III! Z s RISH- sk
Siir LINF.--FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE 4
WEEK,-SteamGrS NORFOLK, 50 LV0R, and j.
dclpha every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY,
and K richmond every MONDAY and TIL tuesday
alternately. Freight received daily Except Sun
days., cheaper than by any other route, for all
parts 81 Pennsylvania and New Jersey also for
\c?s ORLEANS UiN Southern Mail Steamship Line
from IElladelphla. Freight taken for Norfolk at
moderate rates,
Passage 20 Philadelphia, including meals and
sta,eroon, IS.
~. 7. r0PTER, Agent,
so. "425 Dock street, Richmond.
Il. L. CLYDE Il CO., Agents,
Nc. Il North Wharvcs, and
TelS No. II South Wharves, Philadelphia.
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SSa.a ~ Essa.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <sSa
Y PACKET COMPAN .-rhes&SaaaaassashfsSSS
steamship GEO. B. UPTON leaves hew I Urk
every SATURDAY leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY.
The steamship NM. =. CLYDE leaves New
York every TU ssSpAi; leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY.
Freight received daily.
u. j. BURR, President,
fe20 1914 Main street.
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Mavins Unsurpassed facilities in our business
VIC latter ourselves VIC can please our vii
-, 10 f seJA ELLYSON Il TAYLOR,
oe oh' Next to Dispatch building,
| =, ,s Richmond. Va.
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JAMES ElEER STEAMBOATs4iTsIa,
- COMPAHT.--F q + NORFOLk - -
;rR'rsTn. |ri:, h Nd ALL NEG ULAk LAND
mes OK TEsE JAMES RIVER. The East aud
a;.yanl Uaited STATES nail steamer
y Il n si Y Il,
Captain u. 6. CLIFFORD,
isarcs conpany's wharf At Rockets ior me
aioyc-nalLed places on MONDAYS, MEpNES-
SyIYS. I'D FRIDAYS, a. SIX O'CLOCK :. NJ,
and rt.ryna on Tuesdays, Thursday, and Satur-
Gayc, -, , fl. =. -
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time TO CON
,rc, .y;tI steamers for Baltimore and points
.,cr.h. - ,,e.-,, -, ~
rival OF steamer. .o.o
Fare 20 Ncrtolh......:.:. ou
pScuryicr tickets TO Norfolk and return. 400
f1-i;.a ~ :cc,iN cd Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana 3D.
iur.t:,ye !u- Eori3ik, Porlsmoutn, Boston, Balti-
no. :. ;.Gd principal LANDINGS on Ch2sapesSe gay
>,tf.4;Ii.E RATES. Freight received from a.
ii. Till 81. ii. ,,,
freight for way landings must ne prepaid. -
L. 3. TkTUM, General ASea.|
sci Office. Coupanv's wii28
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EDeN ", WYATT,
= GENERAL SHIPPING
AID COMMISSION MERCHANT,
no. 5 GOVERNOR STREET,
'HICukG#,. VA. pOsT-GEEICE Box Is.
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ECk NEW YORK.
:tLD .tGH!NiGE STEAMSEIP ssssi&Asz

SCR NE Y fUhhs [NFGrM
4LD JCnINiUh STEAMSHIP sSsas2AE
t,GHrLEI.
Tac ctde-wLcy! steanis alps WYANOkE, ISAAC
Erii. .hf:hTtypk, TiA II Il = Il, Ai4&E.
aa!>is.. ::,:: h.t'rTERAS, ienTe Kew York for
IIrr:'oll ,;-y .'0:r: and h!clu1rd, ever : u re-
o., THURSDAY, ard SATURDAY 81 O'Clock
=. = ,....a t;,l...:"a, every TUESDAY, RI
DAY. sna siyN::tsE, Z. high tide.
T.gs. s2trs srC cn5:rcly new. They have elegant
ss,orls AZ, stateraorus. The fare, acconmudSs
.lcc., So; a:!Grtion, arg unsurpassed
G!u.c connections made "iih steamers 1or Al
sf..il.ern a;i;, European ports.
Insurance Erected. Wien ordered, At GUAM
rsi; OF chr. TER CENT. at the Offices of thip
.o"'t,:'IT.
ya- further information apply to
JutIS X. WYATT, agent,
,,y2 u 40. Governor street.
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4 HopEruL NEPuEw-Uis Bod attempt
ia ,SriaQic Jeueiler.-On "Wednesday
afternoon Il young man OF progressing
anncarancc and genteclly dressed, giving
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LONDON, April IA Florence dispatch
GAYS Visrount uarcourt has been appointed
French ambassador to Rome, and Count
Praslin Chausend goes to Florence IN L
similar capacity.
TIE CAMBRIDGE BEAT TIE OXFORD.
LONDON, April 1.-The boat race DeIMee ~
the 0vford and Cambridge crews came OIL
on the Thames this morning. The Gam
nrilrp WON.
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.ZlN ES.
! Chemical News. .$5.
Halls journal OF
/ Health ............ l.
Hours ut Home. 80. j.
ley s Lady's
| BO0k..........,,.. D.
/ Madame DemoreSl. =
| Peterson. -
| Arthur'sHome Mag
| aZine............2
Ladies' Friend.... z
Bon-Ton. .
Good WORDS for the
SOung............
! Children's Hour.
Our Young Folks. 2
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22

The MeRMoNs The Washington CORES
pondcnt of the Baltimore Sun says that 'the
programme for the solution of the Mormon
difficulties has beer partially agreed upon, and
it is believed that it will finally be adopted by
the Mormon leaders. AS soon as Congress
meets, bill will be introduced to enable the
people Of Utah to form State Constitution
and apply for admission into the Uuon. The
Territory has already the required population.
If new State government is formed, poIygamy
eau either be abolished in the local constitution
or by statute, latter day to be named, provided
that the present wives and children of the Nor
mons are recognized as legal, so that bastardy
and adultery shall not be assumed to exist, aud
the line of inheritance in real and personal prop
erty be stricken down. This policy, it is de-
clarcd will virtually Dc away with polygamy,
and at the same time protect the rights of in
nocent persons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

Victor Emmanuel has made his entry into
Rome. He was met at the gates by the heir appa.
rent. Prince Humbcrt, the Ministers of the Crown
and large body of the National Guard of the
city The pnpuace filled the streets in in
ncnSe nurlhers, and greeted the King with
emf husiaSm during his progress to the Quiri-
na where he has taSen up his residence.
The magistrates Of To,quay have refused
the application for bail in the case Of John
Gribhe, secretary Of the Total Abstinence So
sety Of Rrxhnm, who publicly accused the
Queen OF intoxication
1t is said the Dublin jury who acquitted
Kelly upon charge of numbering Head Con-
stable Talbot intend to prosecute the Lonlon
Times for alleged libel.
Later advices from Europe state that there
! are indications throughout France Of reviya
! of Communism, not merely in the great cities
but in the small towns and even villages.
In the German Parliament yesterday Minis
ter Won Room declared that the Government
would establish a nava! power, but only of ;
second rate
4 dispatch received last night from Londor
says that the Prince Of Wales yesterday wa
! taken suddenly iii.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22

An abstract of the Report Of Gcn. Spinner.
the L. S. Treasurer is published, showing the
condition of the Treasury He refers to his
recent European tour, and says his observations
were to the effect that the time for placing the
new loan on the market was an untavorable one
for its success in European money markets.
1t was too late and too soon. He says that
had Congress given authority to negotiate the
loan before tue breaking out of the late Ger
man war it would have been all taken at once
at that time, but later the bonds of several
other Governments were in the market and
offered at rates much lower than those of the
United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-22

The Philadelphia REGARD speaking of the
inquiry proposed to be set on foot in relation
to Indian affairs. says tina. those who have had
the fullest opportunities of Judging from per-
sonal inspection aud experience Of the practical
working of the present system in Arizona and
California affirm that, willie the peace CON-
missioncrs are doubtless influenced by humane
motives, the policy cannot be applied indis-
criulina'ey to all Indian tribes and bands.
They say, though it may succeed with some Of
the savages, others. being more aggressive and
warlike. cannot be brought under civilizing in
tiuenceS, and therefore the peace and the war
policies should BE- separately applied, az cir.
cumstauces may require.