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fined molasses sugar. 1o65Iogc, .,t go 49,
crushea and pow dered. Hc. arsnn,afad 1 1scs
-, A''isc ; I.5e "Extra o.Hisse a ";
Stdee8 -Wiiiskey barrel timber. ,rao,, .,.e,..u
- 900 seasoned $2o@$25 q 1000. FInn st hrsa;
tImssr Sea9Ss ss Hoop poles ssss
stayes, S25N<ao % I00o for seasoned: whisSao
barrel, hickory. hoop, 312. SO ~ Loco. ''''s
Sodd.-Sa'.. asGatc:, In EGGS English soda, SIC,
iSendcu Root.-50G75c. -
Shuchs.-65c.
Sonp.--Common, 5f18c. best washing, l1Gll3 c
toilet. l6N20c.. and fancy prices; country, I@5c.
SDfTfts TuTDentiRe.--5s6lsOc
Tar. -*3GSa.2 s ~ barrel. -
1sas.--Black, CSC. @Sl.25-the last prime arti-
Gle Imperial, il. lOGSl6o gunpowder. a16QSl.00
,,p9ot-W asled, S0GQ42c.: unwashed, 25G30c.
= Whaskey.-Proof. 81. 15lQ81. 20; X. A. Stnart's,
70 refer singer s2.25; Pineapple. 80; CroInwcIrs
Eagle, $3.50; Medium Rye, 81. 7560x225:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and money s,.r,,,

NA" YORK. April s7.-Southern securities du,I.
heihessee SO, 66a; new. soi. Virginia e,s 10
new ~ Louisiana as, OF; new. o.. Levee a,a
% u.s. 70. Alabama So, lops; SIS, 70. Georgia
y s'sS' 10, 20. North Carolina s's, az: new, ss,
south Carolina e's, 20; new, co.
money remains worry easy. Tr the Influx Of mo.
"eE continues, IL looks like New York would all
Sor" all the money In the unity during the sum.
''er. lh"rc was almost panic IN the stuck mar
N'' to-day with decline vt from 10 a per cent
n''heF was easy al adFd per cent Sterling steady.
""'u opened at Hot d"clineda and then advanced
- ''l" e'oseu NJ ll't9li't Governments advanced
about 4. closing firm Sis, llGs ,c2,s ia; ,a,,a
l'Si >VS's llsi new ll2i 'o7's, liz. ,css 40;
l0.40'S. 1921. -'
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Tclemraphic, Summary.

The Convention Of railroad freight agents.
at New York, adjourned yesterday, after
very slightly altering their tariff.
Twelve persons have been arrested in
New York for forging bounty claims to the
extent of more than 81 100000.
was worse last night, and w. W. Corcoran
better.
United States Deputy Marshal Sherman
had his skull fractured while attempting to
seize an Illicit still in South Carolina day
or two AGO.
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TUE REsIEGERs APrRoAcuING.

VERSAILLES. April Electromagnetic fire
from Fort ls>y ceased at noon to-day. The
other insurocnt works continue the tire.
The first parallel of the bcsicgcrS was open
cd to-day. and the second has been COM
menced.
The rari>i;lnS expect Il general attack to-
night. and the Communists have sent their
best battal lions to the threatened points, but
the defence is deemed insufficient.
THE COMMUNE QUARRELISG AMONG THEM
sELyES-FoRT MoNTRorGE TO Re SToKMED.
LoNpoS, April 21.-Thc EccMng Stand,
ard has the following dispatch from Paris:
The Commune suffers for want OF union
among its members, aS we'll aS from lack OF
money and men. The National Guard now
openly diSohrv the orders Of the Com
munc. IL is believed that the Commune
will make its last stand in the Rue de Ri
wolf and Rue CaStiglinni, in the immediate
vicinity Of Place NendOmc.
Fort MontrouSc will probably he Storm
ed hv the Versailles army Tomorrow.
The Commune has impressed into SER
vice the por1cr> of the Lyons railway.
oNALlSTERFEREECE OF TIE GERMANS.
BERLIN, April 27.--Thc Kruz Zeitung an
nouncc> that Prince Bismarck has in
Structpd General FaDrlcc 10 represent To
the Paris Commune that in ease OF any mis-
hap 10 the Archbishop OF Paris the prIlS-
slams might probably interfere in The affairs
OF the city III favor OF the Versailles Gov
eminent.
GREAT BRlTAlS-THE,JoI HIGH COMMISSION.
LoNDoN. April Fin the House OF Com
mons to night Mr.. Enfield. the tndrr-For-
eign Secretary. in reply TO questions con-
corning the action OF the Joint High Com
mission at Washington, said 10 convention
had vet been signed. AT the same time he
declined to specify what points the Com
mission had already adjusted.
In consequence of 4 circular addressed
to the supporters Of the Ministry announc-
in~ that DiSreali intended 10 oppose the
budget. there was 4 full attendance OF mem-
hcr> Tonight.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that the propo-
stion to tax matches and Increase the tax
on lcgacicS and SUGGESTIONS would he with
drawn. TO reconcile thc opposition TO the
remaining recommendations of the budget -,
and that the addition OF two pence per
pound to the Income tax would he SUB.
~titiItCu.
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see if the quality was uniform, unrolled the
leaves, carefully tried their texture, held
them m TO the li.hi, smeiled them. tested
them. and submitted them to the test of as
many Of their five senses as possible. Rick
cty little wagons. covered with ragged can
vas, or old ncd.quilts, were constantly ar
irving, driven by negroes in shreds, and
a;chcs, or lank. sallow-visaged white men
in huttcrnut homcSprn. The only occu-
want of one wagon was a tail, gaunt, homclv
woman. III Scaut. homcspnn trock. who
drove INFO the shed. uuhitched her raw
bonrt, horses. thraShcd them unmcrci-
h,ljy with The rClnS for not standing
sin, uuloadea her tobacco. aud strobe
wi IL talk with the proprietor OF the
warehouse. Atlcr the crowd of buyers
had examined all the piles Of tobacco to
fhciy satisfaction. the aIctioncer. followed
h1 y clerk with 4 hook, led the way to one
corner Of the platform and proceedcd 10
soil the lots. one after another, until he had
made The circuit Of the building. The bid
ding was sharp and rapid, tue prices rang,
inc Al from 81 10 SIS a hundred weight.
was told that "cxira bright lots often
brought as high as 500. When the sale
was over a horn sounded from another
warehouse two blocks away, where the
second sale of the day was TO take pace.
and 10 which the crowd immediately went.
en- the way farmer told me that tobacco
was a very troublesome crop TO raise; eve
Nthiuc depended upon care in raising ana
curing. nnc farmer would sell his crop Tor
81 a hundred while his nci9hhor would 81;
80. The bright gray soil around nanNlll',
hr said. WAS particularly suited 10 tobacco:
and farmers who knew how 10 cure il could
ALWAYS do We'll After the second sale was
over. the auctioncpr introduced himself 10
me. and talked Nuluhly about the condition
and prospects al the town. The citizens
were m >iru>. he said. Ia have northern
CAPITALISTS develop their watcr-powcr.
Northern men would hc welcomed II they
Gil nn; come ~ carpet hagGcr>. to set the
nr4l or- 4.tH-t the whites. and gel elected
t. office Ia steal the peoples money. Tie
WAS very bitter against prt-baGser>, and
said he would vote for 4 negro i'll preference
10 one Of them: but that even 4 carpet
Dagger WAS better than Il Scalawag, tor
whom he seemed troubled TO lind language
strong enough to express his abhorrcnce
This ncighuorhoud. he continued. had
always been pearrahlc. hut over the Caro-
lima line the kuhluy had killed Il good many
men, but hc rcckoued they hadn't killed
half enough tor the good Of the country.
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NEw ORLEANS, April 27.-TWo colored
graduates of the Howard University, Dis
trict of Columbia, this morning applied for
admission to the bar OF the Supreme Court
of the State. The application was refused
on the ground that, although parties who
have pructiced. before the Supreme Court
of any State can be admitted upon motion
before the court, yet these candidates, COM
ing from II Territory, do not come within
the letter of the law, and will have to pass
an examination by committee appointed
by the court before they can be admitted
to practice. s#s..... .s.s. .s46H
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The Indians and the RntIroods

ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Col. TAYLOR. II. 6,
A., returned from Fort Sill. says there are
about 1900 Indians Mt the CHEYENNE agency
mostly Arrapohoes and Cheyennes. Tie
former are well-disposed, but the latter are
sore over the appearance of parties survey.
ing for railroads through their country, 10
which they are much opposed. Ten chiefs
have been invited to Washington, where
the railroad matter will be discussed.
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Memphis Races.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 27.-The first race
to-day was won by Bouquet in 2:1S. Second
race, sweepstakes. mile dash, won by Sea-
bird. beating Sir Rufus, Lady Fairchild,
and Hampton: time, l :49a. Third race,
for all ages, won hy Corsica in two heats,
beating Tangletnot, Derringer, Quarter
master, Ella Jackson, and Sue Dougherty !;
time, |: 10! Il :4SE.
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Ehe Anti.Ghiuese Labor Movement

NEw YoRK, April pa mass meeting
was held last night of Crisbin delegates
from all parts of the Union. The speakers
denounced the Burlingame treaty for SANG
tionng the introduction Of Chinese labor.
and criticised the New England capitalists
who hold up their hands in horror at negro
slavery and at the same time foster the more
degrading system of cooie slavery.
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Ehe Crevasses I'm the Mtssissippt-rs,u
River Farssnp.

NEW ORLEANS, April s8.-Telegrams re-
celved mere say the river has fallen three
inches mt Vicksburg, two and half incbes
nc Baton Rouge, and Is now eight feet EIGHT
inches below high-water mark at Vicksburr
III 1867. and thirteen inches below high,
water mark Mt Baton Rouge this wear. One
sixth OF the whole volume of water in tho
mississippi ESQ, 900 cubic feet per secondly
l,sses through the Bonnet Carrie creyasse.
ne crGVasSc cannot be closed before the
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NOTICE TO
- CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALI RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND oYEG DELIVERED IN ANY PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS,
OF BALTIMORE, Nd,
I'm order the better TO meet the wants OF their re-
tail customers at distance, have established
SAMPLE BUREAU.
and will, upon application, promptly send oy NAL
full lines OF SAMPLES of the NEWEST AND
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
al All times To sell as low II not al less prices, than
any house in the county,. "
buying our goods from the largest and most cele-
brated manufacturers in the different parts or Eu-
rope, and importing the same by steamers direct
To Baltimore, our stock Is Ut all times promptly
supplied with the novelties OF the London and
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts we are able and willing 10 sell our goods
ut FROM TEN To FIFTEEN PER CENT.
LESS PROFIT than if We gave credit.
In sending for samples. specify the kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every class
of goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccomuan!ed by the cash Will be sent
G.. d. d. =,
PROAlPT-PAYING Wholesale 3 Z
are invited Inspect the stock in our Jobeing and
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS,
1877, 1919, pol, and 9o3 West Baltimore street,
de 5-Tu&Fly Baltimore, Md.
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Conviction OF Laura Fair-Verdiet Of
Murder In the First Desrce-

SAX FRANCISCO, April 2I.-The jury in
the case of Laura A. Fair. tried for the
murder of Judge A. =. Crittenden, re-
manned out only torty-tiye minutes, and
hrouobt in a verdict of murder in the first
degree.
Mrs. Fair will not be sentenced for one
month, her counsel requiring that time to
prepare al application for Il new trial.
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\ NV STRATEGY or THE BURGLARS
From the Toledo Bldde, April 5. THE
fertility OF invention on the part Of rogucs
appears 10 hr equal to the difficulties I'M
der which they labor in cluding the vigi-
lance OF the authorities. The best trick of
the >ncuk-ihcvcS brought to our notice i
~ follows: tn Friday evening Of last week
the occupants OF :, brick house on Huron
street. which We are requested not To name,
were surprised by the sound OF a ringin"
tenor voice in front Of the house, executing
with much effect m old war sony. As the
man appeared 10 he displaying his charm
ing talent under the >tlnu!ant Of IN over
stock OF beer, all the occupants Of the
house Hooked 10 the front windows and door
10 listen To the song and see the man strike
hi operate pastures. They stood for some
moments listening and smiling 1t the >cre-
nader, when suddenly Il table was upset in
the rear part Of the basement; but no atten-
ton WAS paid 10 the circumstance until Il
man stepped up 10 the singer aud whisper
cd in his ear. when both started on straight
and sober on 4 keen run. An investigation
followed. when it was found that a sneak
thief. probably confederate of the singer,
had entered from the rear during the exc
rutirn of the song and the absence of the
family. and had gathered 4 large quantity
Of valuablrS. hui having upset 4 table in
ni> Progress, became alarmed for his safety
aud He'd without taking his booty.
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ra'ai Railroad AccIdent-Three Cir.
Gus Men Killed

r. ELl;I =, n. j., April 27.-Tbe train
rom ria'neld, N. j., for New York, struck
que OF Harnum'S circus wagons this morn.
IL, ing. near Crawford. killing three men ont
n rtgn, and dangerously wounding three
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SOUTHERN TEA CuLTrEE.-Gen. Capron,
Commissioner of Agriculture, reports that
tea culture is fast becoming feature OF I'M
pullancc in the southern and southwestern
States, and that in Il few years enough leu
will be grown in those sections to meet the
home consumption. over forty thousand
tea plants have been distributed by the
Department, nearly all of which tlourshed,
and now the seed from plants raised i'll
South Carolina are being sent out.
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,. EUUnl RIGHTS In New Orleans

New ORLEANS, April 27.-Judee Dibble
gives Sheriff Sauvinet (coloredl, $1,000 in a
suit brought in the Eighth-ward Court
against the proprietor of the Bank saloon
for so, 900 damages for refusing to furnish
him with refreshments on account ofcolor
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critical Condition of Ex.Seuotor
Mason

\, ALExANDKIA, Va, April 27.-James NJ.
aasom. OF virginia, eX-Confederate repre-
I leu 10 england, is not expected to
, nv, .l,ro.,si inc night. His malady is gene
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Conviction for Murder.

HARTFORD, CT. Apr! 27.-Frederlck
Hall was Yesterday convicted OF murder IN
the first degree. for killing 4 woman. Both
were colored.
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Domestic Markets .rBY TErEcp.pu7

NEW YORK. April '7.-Cotton quiet; sales.
,S4s bales; Orleans, l5sc.; uplands lkic. Flour
Sonthern dull and heavy; common to fsfr extra,
$6 55@97 ; good to choice 81 050ss. Wheat hesyy
and lc. lower: winter rid and amber western.
Sl:62I$l.54. Corn closed heavy and d. clining at
IJeD74c. Mess pork, $3.50. Beef dull Lard
Inner; kettle, llis. WhIskey unchanged. Ma
val stores dull. Tallow steady. Freiglits unset
tied and rather easier.
BALTIMORE, Apr 27-Virginia SIS, 5ss bid.
3os asked '66s. ~ bid, 724 ked; '67's az bid ss
new, 203 bid. w "0e"'
), Flour dull. with small business. Whest quiet.
orf nr1ner white southern. 7eG77c.; yellow
uo'' feUsc. Provisions and wh!skey unchanged.
GINCINNATI, April 97.-Flour and corn miat
anu unchanged. Provisions frmer, with consid-
cradle demand, principally TO cover short con-
tracts Mess pork. Sl7 a5GD$l7 So. Lard, l0ic.
bacoh-sfoulders, 7c. clear sides. &C.; whiskey,
T.LoUIs, April 27.-Flour heavy for all below
chnct grades snpertnr winter, S5.l0Elf5.25.
Cora duh !: choice mixed. In sacks. 5-6L5Sr. Pork
nrlner RI Sl7.5O0$ls. Bacon Shoulders &C.; clear
Sihes,9t6plOc. Lard nominal.
NEW ORLEANS. April 81. -Molasses--Cemand
s1ru com ron iermenting, 3236t3Tic., plantation
reoo'ied' S'GeaOc. New York sight, premium.
Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Cotton closed flr1ner
upiahus, I'D Orleans, I'D sales $4,000 bales in
eiuoihV ''Vo' Tor export and speculation.
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'-"" "ihcer- Killed by Negro Ont.
laws,

WILMINGTON. N. c., April GA fight
tonk place Yesterday between some negro
Outlaws in Robson county and a marty Of
:.1izcns under the command of the sheriff
J. in wnlch two of the sheritf's posse were
Killed and one severely wounded.
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
The Assault TO Take Place To-Day Coudi
tionnl Interference Of the Germans
Quarrcls among the Communists
The National Guard Rcfrac.
tory Rcpulse OF the Yer
Sailles Troops. &c.

ACTIVE OPERATIONS COMMENCED-U SSUCcEss
ruL EFFORT OF THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS
TO CROSS THE SEINE.
I.oHpoS. April 27--M.-Thicrs announces
that active operations have commenced.
Yesterday the NrrSaiiSts made an IlnS,lc-
ccssful attempt TO cross the Seine TO Clichy.
Seven OF Fort Issr's guns are diSmountcd.
Fort Mourocuc is in ruins. The southern
forts are badly damaged. The Versailles
prnicc,ilrS from the south fall within the
riannartS, and kill and wound many.
Mot a. Or,irt says the Commune will blow
I'M the forts il necessary.
The Commlmiral Council now holds
secret sessions.
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Ex-PKEsIpEST JOHNSON AND THE ME-
cnASIcs.- GreeurilLe, Tenn., April %, 1871.
Gcntlcmcn: Your Invitation to address the
mechanics on the 9th Of May is accepted.
1t will afford me much pleasure to be with
you on the occasion and participate III your
proceedings.
I have the honor to be, most respectfully,
No. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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The Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April 27.-ProbaJiHNeS : II
is prObable that brisk and high westerly
winds will be experienced for short time
on the lower lakes, followed by clearing-up
weather on Friday. Partially cloudy and
clearing weather is probable for the Ohio
valley and lower Mississippi, and cloudy,
followed by clearing, weather on the South
Atlantic coast.
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SALE AND RENTAL OF PEws IN THE EuTAw
PLACE BAPTIST CuuRCn.-Although the
nighl was rainy there was a large number
present. Thirty-two pcwS We're sold, rang
imy in price from $500 to $500, and eighteen
we're rented. ranging from $40 to $50. For
the choice of pews premiums were pa!d III
cash amounting to 81 300, besides when 4
number OF pcws have since been spoken
for. This is DR.. Fuller's new church,
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hE-EAHIBITED.
Iorn.-Whlle, loo bushels. Yellow, 100 bushe
REMARKS
Tobacco Markets.

Afkll 27.-Receipts continue small, without
any noticeable change In prices. Good BRIGHT
wrappers ana tine sun-cured filters are in brisk
demand and readily bring full prices. Good black
scarce ana wantyi. while common and monde
scr.pt are stii neglected. We continue quotations
as follows:
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ISECOED DIgp

LEW ORLEANS, April 27.-Poverty Point
;Iuu Mareho crevasses have been closed.
,, mere is nothing from Bonnet Care ere.
Va hat t,,. 'o-uav. There is no material change
III Tue hood on the Jackson railroad.
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TIE HIGHEST BRIDGE IN THE World
The Baltimore Bridge Company is having
manufactured wrought iron yladuct Tor
railway in South America, which is $40 feet
long and $50 feet high.
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MARgNE lNTKLlIGENsyx.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. APRIL %, 1871.
gun rises. 500 Moon SETS .,,, L43
. ,uo ee,s ,,.......... $40 Figh tide l4a
..ull.s oec -. ......... N.90 Low tide ... 5s7
foRr OF RICHMOND, APRIL 27, 1871.
ARRIVED.
steamer john Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
IhahdiSe AMI passengers, l.. &. Tathin.
Steamer James !. Green. Vaus. ph,,adolnbia
merchandise and passengers, W. +. Porter.
MEMORANDA.
" EST POINT, April ?7.-Arriyed steamer Admit
rsl, Reybold, Baltimore, merchandise and pussan.
Strs, Klchm"nd and York River Railroad COM
y any, and sailed On return.
lBi TELEGRAPIL1
FORTRESS MONROE, April a7.-Psssed ont
steamer ONO, Tor Bremen. Passed In for galli.
more bar X famoyden and brig Red Wing from
"io' oalleo, brig >. A. Batford, for New York.
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Cotton Murkets-rRy Tprrop.pu !

IHohsOAf, April 7.-Ausustd: Quiet aud
10 yer At 49, sales 5s4 pales receipts 22s baes.
40 Quiet; low mldtlings, 1899. receipts,
sao Dalss exports coastwise, DAT bales; sales,
81 full prices, quoted at l4i@l4ic. receipts, LASS
baias; exports to Great Britain 3 SIC bales Cork
LBS Eales; Barcelona, l,lse bales: Vera Cruz,
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ENI0RaTION FROM IRELASD.-The Cork
Herdld expresses establishment at the con-
tinlpd drain of the Irish population, which,
it says, is going on rs steadily now as in the
most disturbed Years. Queenstown Is
already crowded with emigrants. although
thu. season has only commenced, ana II Is
expected that before summer the weekly
,irnartureS from that port will Leverage 1000.
The people come principally from Clare,
rippcrary, Meath, Wcstmeath, ana the
kiun'S county.
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The new State Department building ut
Washington is to be of granite-quafry not
vet liked upon. Why not oursI
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DARK ShiDDln,
LOUISVILLE XIV

APRIL, "a Business In leaf tobacco has been
restricted during the past week within cnn,ar eh
lively marrow limits, owing to light receipts The
protracted dry weather has prevented planters
market, ana no Improvement I'm this regard car, ~
expected until more favorable weather cnsnas
With light receipts, there has been c0rrrsppnIinp
lyiieht on rSs; aGutllis has given to the make,
the activity and buoy ancy which prevailed some
weeks since. Prices during the past week have
market has evidently been STRONGER for lues and
low grade, ri iesf, J. e Piles of desirable quail
ties haze sold readily at prices satisfactory to
planters aid factors.