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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-22
Latest News from Washington.
The Tobacco Tax.

.e' FRc TOBACCO TAX.
Special telegram 70 the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 20.--The difference be-
tween the majority and minority reports
from the Committee of Ways and Means re.
garding tobacco taxes, and in all details OF
the tobacco sections, is only in three essential
particulars. The former fixes uniform tax
of twenty cents, continues the tax on sales,
and abolishes tobacco bonded warehouses.
except for tobacco intended for immediate
expectation. The latter abolishes the tax OIL
sales, fixes the tobacco tax uniform at sixteen
cents, and continues the present tobacco
bonded warehouse system; giving, also, the
power of extending it to the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue. Thcse principles viii
probably be determined by amendments to
be proposed to the majority bill. TIMoN.
BY Associated Press.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, April 0.-Sendte.--The bill
bridging the Missouri river ut Brownsville.
Nebraska, was passed.
The bill to repeal the duty on tea and
coffee came up, when Mr. Trumbull offered
an amcndment providing Tor free salt nnC
coal; whereupon the matter was postponed.
The Southern Pacific railroad bill was re
sumed, and the Senate was still in session
when this report closed. ~
Later.-1he Texas Pacific Railroad bill
was finally passed.
A call Of the Senate is now progressing
upon the question of free tea and coffee, nc
quorum being present.
Ehe Alabama Claims--Tire American
Case not to be Modified.
WAsH1NGToN, April 20.-Mr. Banks, chair
man of the House Committee on Foreign
!Afiairs, has been assured by Secretary Q.
State Fish that the Cabinet was a unit on
the Alabama claims question, and that the
American case would not be modified.
Appointment.
WASHINGTON, April 2O.--John Jay Knos
has been appointed Comptroller OF Cur
renew. .
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low 70 Por TIE QCEsTloS.--Pitts is 4
capital business hand. lie examines the
goods ne is thinking OF purchasing and then
SsyS: "Wcll, I'll look around, and if don't
lind anything that suits better I'll call and
take this" Not long ago Pitts said to him.
self. II am getting rather along in years, and
',ricsS III yet married" His business quail
ties wouldn't let him wait so, calling
upon lady friend. lie oplned tic conyer-
s.lion by rcnarkn@ that he would like
80 know what She though, about his get
ting married. "Ob, MI. Pitts," she replied,
that * an affair in which am not
30 very greatly interested, and / prefer to
leave il u Yourself" "But," said Dir. Pitts,
You are Interested, and, NY dear girl, will
yoa Iarry me?" The young lady bhished
very red, hesitated, and finally, as Pitts was
YER well 81 IL III tie world, and morally and
il.anci.ily oi GOOD standing in society, she ac-
crpt5d I'm; wiIeIe:pon Tie matter-ot-Iact
Pit, responded, "Well, we'll, I'll look about,
a'ld iG dou'i iuli any body that suits me bet
lei lLNn you III come back"
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Now York Items.

New YORK, April 20.--A seller of indecent
books was to-day sentenced to twelve
months imprisonment and Il fine of 5000.
The African Methodist Conference has de-
bated the question Of union with the white
church. There was no opposition.
The World declines to retract the articles
regarding Sickles demanded by his lawyer.
Anna Dickinson spoke last night at the
Cooper Institute in opposition to the Admin
istration, and in favor Of the Liberal move
mont. Horace Greeley presided.
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A HANDSOME TUISoUT.-We noticed on our
streets to-day the finest turnout In the way of
riage and harness we have for many years. The
carriage was made by K. H. BosHER, Esq, Of this
city; the harness by Messrs. S. S. CoTTRELL & Co
The Quilt Is the property of Mr.. WILLIAM H. SUT1I-
ERLASp, No. Eighth street. who keeps for hire the
finest carriages and busgles in the city. We would
advise our friends and the public generally who ma.
wish TO indulge in pleasant ride to leave their or
derS with him.
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jon PRISTISG.-Wc call the attention of mer-
chants clerks of courts, sherltrs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered Al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and falthfu execution of all kinds OF JOB
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards
Bill-iicads, Leter-IcadS. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-Bills, Catalogues
Bills Of Fare, Show-Bls. Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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FoR cheap oranges, lemons, raisins, fss, dates,
almonds, flbcrts, palm-nuts, walnuts peean-nuts,
sardines, pickles, brandypeaches, sauces, catsurs,
maccaroni, chocolate, fg-paste canned goods pine
apple cheese, cigars, prze-boxes, cocoanuts, worm
confections candy cakes, crackers, French candles,
&C., &C., go to TRIBRErTs, Twelfth street between
Main and CJry
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Gnc~r-Nulils vs.. STEEL pESs.--AH Me
:. sr Houu& SAYS. IN Il sketch Of the life OF
,!e,epA elliott. the famous pcu-Eaker:
Il! 10 substitute for 4 gooSe-quill had been
'.-,aylrct il is evident that the world could
H., have maintained tithe Of its present
,.l.lt- lrUdcncc unless geese and other fowls
tisl t.ctu bred IN extraordinary numbers for
~. I.ue<usro OF their wings. Twenty year,
20 Eir. elliott employed six hundred girls
s.i youu- women, besides ,nlc!.iniSt>, iii his
,aaa,..act ,rv-thc number which he since
ra,.pyed The writer cInnot undertake to
-,~, md Produced between one hundred
.ai l!t& and two hundred millions Of Stce!
.,..,- nnn;lallv. 1t would hc an Interesting
l.;.1, sum in arithmetic to calculate how many
....r wouu have 10 be reared and fed, ali,;
~.i,IMard, robbed, for the supply OF such \
Vas. consumption Of qui!l> rs is represented
y l.r. Giliolt's figures.
WArn he first Gc~tn 10 manufacture steel
r.n> II. had great aud manifold difficulties to
..,n,rni with. People did not approve OF
,'"c, pens. and would not write with them.
-ncai conservatives. such rs bankers. @rca;
merchants. lawyers. authors. and others,
NnulI not atlmit them into their Offices or
.;;tlia,. looking upon them with as much
,;i,;riI,;, surprise. and aversion is the 60
ur.t,y servants ai}i i"upeI's OF the present
,!.v look j!,on that wholesome Australian
y Il aniIAution which they have not learned
/" 2p,r,cat".
70 .yg.u aud long-rontinucd in certain
CHARTERS w;t~ ,hcprciidtcc entertained against
."a. ,.cu> that il i recorded OF il late master
n on" ui the superior Courts ut WcStmln-
~i"r. - recently ~ cl%ht years a@o, that he
;rp, - much 10 heart the introduction OF
tn,. ol."c.iomblc :titiclr in lieu Of thc quill
iulU IL -;crrd precincts ot the Queen 5
r,n"h thHt T." l"rpmc limu!" convinced OF
i..e .uuroachn2 ald Inevitable downfall OF
t.ili~U liberty and The British nation, which
Is thnu.h; l:r could distinctly trace 10 this
..... u. and saciic..iOus innovation.
Ii. worthy L,tn-iike IN" iovc-Sck lady in
-. lalaG-is said 10 have dropped his head
nd died in consequence ~ this cruel blew
'vai'h was aggravated. - his sensitive mind
ly the fact that his !ortl-'ip OF the bench moi
...'v actually uscd the prrniciouS implement
s.' uUnliriy declared II 10 be an improve
l.,nt upna the tin!c-honOrcd feather of tho
--....n. This blow WAS 100 hard to bear, and
liz @oo& man never entirely got over it.
lut the unreasonable prcjudices of tho
uahiic. wh:ri II this carly period of bis ca,
igr. were still more formidable. did not dis
roDil.a Ni. Giiiott. After awhile, though
ii = >.Hai way. ne introduced the agency o!
.:"lia into tie manufacture, by which he was
speedily enabled 10 supply ii much cheaper
III, Al infinitely better article.
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For the Dispatch.

!. To the city Council: Your health officers,
or yourselves, have authorized, or else your
policemen have allowed, several hogs to be
kept in pens Oh short alley between First
and Foushee streets Oh Duval. These pens
are very offensive and very dangerous to the
public health. Will you longer permit the
nuisance 20 exist? A TAXPAYER.
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EALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April so.-Flour quiet but firm
City Mills extra, $s.zs9i Wheat arm: stock
scarce aud prices unchanged. Corn active aitdh2nsI;
daiet and weak ut s.9e8c. Rye unchanged st 2o@
&c. Provisions quiet and steady. Pork, sE.soee
Clear rtb sides. esDsfe Bacon-Shoulders, stagsic
rb sides ne; clear rib sides, 7s31tc.:
hams steady at IssQlac. Lard dull at stGEsc Whis-
y V,rginia M stocks unchanged West virstnis's, lss
hid today, 80 s.55.4t
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IS STATUS Quo.--Bardly day passes that
some poor fellow is not brought before our
Police Court on the charge of being drunk
and unable to take care of himself. Several
DAYS ago one case appeared i'll which the vic
tim was not a contributor to the tax-list Of
the city. He pleaded poverty in default OF
bail, and also claimed the benefit of the law
which prevents a person being tried twice
for the same offence. Says he, Mr.. Justice
(hic), you hadn't orter try me for this. Ii
you viii send for Bill Butler will (hic) prove
that ! haven't been sober for six months
(hic). It's the same old drunk, Judge-it's
the same old drunk"
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Foreign Items.

LONDON, April 2O.-The walls OF build
ing in course of erection at KirkWaldy, Scot
land, fell, killing nine persons.
A special from Rome says the Italian Gov
ernment thinks that the Geneva arbitration
should not consider indirect damages.
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SEWER TRAPs.--Thc President Of the Board
of Health calls the attention of citizens
whose property is connected with public or
private sewers TO the fact that they must
protect such connections by traps to be ap-
proved by the City Engineer. Persons fail
ing to comply with this law (adoptcd by the
City CounciD are subjected to a fine Of 81
per month for the first year after the 1st of
May proXlmo.
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"aIy wife and my mother-in-law have each tlsed
YOUR machine, after having used the Grover ana
BAKER. Wheeler Wilson, and other Kinds. They
both greatly prefer the WILCOX & GIBBS, ana say
they wogisl not give any other Se~ine-hacni,e
.haase room, when yours cohla nc ooIaineu. IL
SetLh, Setc Orleans, La.
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REEs s. Co, OIL and sl3 Mnin street, are making
pictures at price within the reach Of all. Card
photographs, $3.50 per dozen Sl-5o Per haf-dozen
Impcrias, SIS per dozen A. for sxlo frames, e; md
larger work prpportionately cheap.
Porcelain pictures, colored, In case, IS or tmit.-
don porcelain, In case SI.5C. 'S@
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A MELANCHOLY HARyEsT.-A fine head of hair
is crop that should know no harvest. Yet when 1t
begins to fade the comb rakes out the hbrcs hy the
handful This need never be. The daily application
of PHALoN ISvIGoRAToR VIII feeP inc ha'r III
full luxuriant growth und OF It's na''irai Color
tn -ouph life, a-.a #.set
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ENT.-Richnord. April 1G.
1S72.-Please acknowledge SO for the Male
Orphan Asylum from Z. c. H.. Of Baltimore.
This gentleman, though not native Of Vir-
ginia, gives annually this solid token Of his
interest in her children. lie Is ~ generous
as he has shown himself brave. 1t is plea
sure to praise him.
WILLIAM w. PARKER,
President Male Orphan Society.
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Cul,8n Affairs.

New York, April 20.--A letter from Ha-
yana says that the vitality OF the insurrection
is far from being crushed.
The steamer Edgar Stewart, with supplies
for the Cubans, is bloekaded at Kingston.
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nceuu Stcn,ner Ashore.

HALIFAX, N. s., April 2o.-The steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool for Baltimore, is
ashore. Seven hundred passengers were
landed here. The steamer was afterwards
hauled Of. but slightly damaged. She will
proceed to Baltimore with little delay.
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South Carolina KukInx Trials.

CHARLESTON, April 2O.-In the United
States Court to-day Elijah a. Spaugh was
convicted of conspiracy and murder, but
was recommended to the clemency OF the
court and Executive. .
Six prisoners from Spartansburg pleaded
guilty of conspiracy.
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FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT CEIgBR ATloN.-The
colorcd people propose to have grand cele-
bration in honor Of the fifteenth amendment
to the Constitution of the United States to-
day. The programme includes procession
of military and civic societies and an Grafton
and addresses. The societies will form in
procession on Leigh street between First and
Second at 8 o'clock this morning. The
speaking will take place on Navy Hill.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND VICIN-
rTY should he in the hands Of every stranger who
visits the city. Every point OF interest In and
around the city Is fully described. For sale By B.
BATES, publisher, and the trade generally. tss
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BAxkRurrcY.-Sincc our last report vol
untary petitions in bankruptcy have been
tiled in the United States Court for this dis
trict by John 5. Smith, of King and Queen ;
Wesley Wright, Of Caroline; and John W.
&c OF Hcnrico
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From New Oricans--Jochey Club
Races

NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-At the Jockey
Club races yesterday Frank Ross won the
first race-tirne, 1:f7; Tom Aiken won the
second-time, l:54; Saucebox won the third.
winning the last three heats-time, las,
1:45S, 1:453, LIS, l:5l. s5,
The first race to-day WIS won by Mag
nola--time, III. George Wilkes won the
second--time, 1:475, 1:45l, 1913. Anna Bush
won the third--time, 1885, 7:Jls.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YoRx, April 2o.-Cott0n duh: sales i,i3o
bales: uplands, 2aac.: Orleans, &c: sales scr tne
week 75,uvs bales OF which ca,ep0 were for future
delivery Flour Thct and firm. Wheat frmef.
Corn shade iirmer Pork stssdy at sls 81.
tLnrx mi pf
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IAN indianapolis paper advises one Of its too
enthusiastic contributors 10 'confine himself to a
thin diet for week two and bug OF
pounded ice In his bat.'' Also one of E D. SPENCE
Il SoS's light gauze shirts.
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LIST OF USMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND Posr-OFF1CE APRIL 90. 1S72.-
George W. Gunlcy, Richmond; Miss Mamie
Simpl1in, w. Va; John Graves, Richmond; !;
Miss Mary NJ. Sutton, Richmond !; one let
ter no address.
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NEW BRIpAL-SILvEg opening at

have analyzed the whls<ey known under the
brand of f Select" controlled by 51essrs. WALTER
d. BLIuR & Co., Richmond. Va, and find 1t free
from fusil oil and other impurities, and recommend
its Use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. L. MCCAw, VI. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry
JdauGry 13, 1872. Medical College OF Virginia.
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ADVERTISE.--Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion of the country should advertise in the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYSoS & Co. Will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
fishers rates.
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REGISTRATIONS clerk Of the Hastings
Court requests the registrars of the city TO
meet on this (Monday) evening at 8 O'Clock
ut the City Hall CLERKS office, to arrange
important matters connected with rcgistr!-
lion. He will then deliver the amended re-
ristration law.
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NJ. ELLYsoS & CO., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building. will receive advertisements and have then
inserted in any journal Of the country at regllai
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1872.

PORT OF RICHMOND, ArRIL 20, 1879.
ARRIvgr.
Steamer Eliza DancuX. Clifford, Norfolk, lnerchan-
disc aud passengers, l.. B. Tatum, agent.
Schooner Katie Ranger, Martin. New York. nler-
clandi>e, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Prudence. llalGcy, New York, railroad
iron, Trcdcgar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Pali3adr. Nelson Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. W. i. Brett agent
Schooner William Mcgee, Watt, Washington. gra-
mite. Curtis s. Parker.
Schooner William l.. Franklin, Seward, Balti-
more cid Pamunhcy river, railroad ties.
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rootl,ou,lxa In, Tenn osqeo.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 2o.-A shock of
earthquake, lasting two minutes, was felt
here this morning at 2, O'Clock. No damage
is reDorted. .,.. >.
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NEW NOVELTIES IN FINE JEwELRY opening at
II: NOwLAN g Co.'s.
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\ mi!tIle-sized boy, writing composition on eek
trcncs." remarked that ''wc should cndcavor to
avoid extremes, especially those of wasps and
bees.' and buy spring clothing of E. B. SPENCE
e.
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"Good-Bye, Sweetheart" may be very gooi
novel, but one Of f. B. SPENCE & Sons new spring
suits would be more seasonable, II not as novel,
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II economy Is wealth, go to E. B. SPENCE 6 Son s
to get your clothing. ..#E
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Country merchants, don't faa to call on TRIB-
BETT, Twelfth street between hsatn and Cary. He
has a large stock which be will sell at reduced
prices.
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WV. TRIBBErT has moved to NO. Twelfth
street, between Main and Cary, where lie VIII be
pleased to see his friends and customers.
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DEATH from ApopIexy

BosroN, April 20.--The wife of Stephen
N. StoekwcIl, of the Boston journal, died
to-day from apoplexy. fs.aa
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.r,,. s,,.:,.po. i'm ps,i,adelphss

PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The smallpox
here is increasing. The number of deaths
reported for the week is sixty-one.
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PERsoNAL.--John r. Thompson, of the
New York Eoening Post, is visiting his
friends in this city.
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MEETINGS.


MASONIC NOTICE.-There will sNgsSss,gyz
WI be a called convocatiOn of HARMAESsYASa
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. SO. for EZsassAE
work, THIS tMonday) EVENING ut 7S'"3.'S
O'Clock. Members OF sister Chapters and visiting
companlons In good standing are fraernally invited
10 attend.
Secretary.
APRIL 90, 4, l.. 5sTa, a. II. 1872. ap 22-lt*
'sNHE MEMBERS OF LEE CAMP, No.
4 !, S. c. g.. are hereby notified to attend stated
meeting Of their Camp THIS EVENING ut half
past o'clock promptly.
Candidates for Initiation will please present them
selves ut 8 o'clock.
BY order OF the Commander.
ap 22-lt* {. W. FOLhMAN. Secretary.
AN ADJOURNED PRELIMINARY
N MEETING Of the EAST-END BUILDING
FUND ASSOCIATION will be hold on THIS Mon
day. EVENING, ut O'Clock, ut Cones school-room.
The main object Of the meeting Is to receive entrance
fees on additional stock.
BY order of Company. T. WILEY DAVIS,
up 22-lt* Secretary and Treasurer
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NEW OPERA MATINEE AND JAzARooN CHAINS
,nerina at NowhAS % Co.'S.
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Indian Vendetta.

fNDIscRIAINATE AND BLOODY FIGHT UPON THE
ACQUITTA. OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER-THF
DEFENDANT, JUDGE OF THE COURT, AND THREl
UNITED STATES MARSHALs KILLED, BESIDES A
NUMBER OF OTHERS.
ST. LOUIS, April 20.-A special dispatch
from AIuskagce, Indian Territory, says:
"Taluquah was acquitted Of the charge OF
murder, whereupon relative of the de.
ceased killed tie defendant and the judge on
the bench. An indiscriminate fight followed,
in which eleven were killed and many
wounded. Among the killed are three United
States marShals."
CONFIRMATION AND FURTHER PARTICULARS.
WASHINGTON, April 20.--The Fort Smith
NeU Era confirms the reported massacre in
the Indian territory. At last accounts the
parties were close together for another fight.
The marshal's posse numbered eleven, oil
whom seven are dead.
y dispatch says: This is one of the most
terrible affairs in the Cherokee country, orr
ginating in the distrlst and jealousy with
which the more intelligent portion of the in
habitants of the Indian territory are mislcd
by bad white men,
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MILITARY NOTICES.
LECTURES.

7 ECTURE.-The Rev. HENRY WALL,
IL d. d.. will deliver LECTURE at VIRGINIA
liALI on TUESDAY, April 2sd, at so,clGck +. M
INGS": including scenes, sketches, and incidents
across the Atlantic, up the Clyde, and down the
Forth, during a summer excursion In I'LL.
Tickets may he had ut the principal book and drug
stores aud at the door on the night Of admission
Price of tickets, FIFTY CENTS. ap 2o-3t
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LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MARKET. I,
IouIsyIIIE April so.-Tobacc0 very active at
ssSsSc. higher tlan yesterday fas I'll grsdesi sss7
.og hOgcAgadg, Il
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DOWHATAN. STEA3fBOATskisG1Is,
COMPhNYS dSHEs<Er
g. rRI.yy.EEKLY LINE

4 CONPhAI % cnA<Secsszzap
la TRI.WEEkLY LINE
BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS. sGUTH AND
- WEST, In CONNECTION WITh.BhIIl-
MORE AND ONO AND NORTHERa
-. ~ fetr.I ENTRAEaHAILR0AIS2
The steamers of this line Leave thfst Slirl NJ
Rockets every Monday aad Wednesdty night at
high tide. aud on saturday 1t 70 clock .P.af.0
Freight received every day up 70 Q CLOCK
r. NJ. Saturdays until haif- past fo'ciockf.M.
Pas5aRe. t.t
NH ;-sm WILLIAM Ps BRETT.tgcrt.
JAMES RIVER STEAMB0ATlSisls1
y COyPANY.-FoR NEW YORK sssssss.I. - -:
BY LAND AND WATER.-.Sew and popata5 nrss-
class route 10 New York via JaIcS river aiia nsa-
peake Bay to Baltimore, and from tiencg cy rah 10
PhilaaeIphis and New York. Il !! !sysssas %
Fare 10 New York;, ,.......,....,,.....SE 20
fsr7uEt'' Phlladeiphia. 20
Balttnofe.... .....st...ySo " "
r.&~ ~. NCrfOlk. "
Tickets sold and bRggage checked tiiFSagh er
& Coz Express, No. s26 Main street, aud oa board
steamer Eliza Hancos.5s ~ 60 81. u. !. ~
The above varied route comtneids Esc1 esgfclDIy
to tourists and peisureeeekers, enabling thefn 10
PASS THROUGH DITCH Gag aud .see Other
points OF interest on JAMES RIVER BY DAf u
LIGHT. ~ .s}s.;s l.. b. TATEM, GaseTsf Agent
james River Steamboat Company.
Onlee, Ninth and Matn ftsects. and a Rockrtts.
s-A A4.r.T5a 3sage ~ -
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TOR SALE, ONE PAGE d SONS PORT
II ABLE GRIST MILL two 3G-inch French burr
stones) in good order. having been used but short
time. For further particulars, inquire Of
GEORGE WEIS,
at Haxal, Crenshaw & Co.'s FIGURING Mills.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL %, lS72.
TN rises. 5:23 Moon sets......... 5:Ol
tln sot.......... G:ia High tide. ........ 1905