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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE
RICHMOND. VA, March ., 1877.
DELINOUENT TAXES FOR 1871.

BY All order o the City Council. at its last session.
sscnLing the sale of real estate delinquent for taxes
for a7I am required under the 7th, sth and 9Th sec
lions OF chapter XIV of the ordinances "coSCEEH "
distrain on any goods 0r chatteis belonging TO the
person assessed rcih turcs. Tie goods ard chdsts
Of the tenant or other person in poSsessi9n claim
ing under the party or estate assessed ,cttA tdIes oi
In accordance with the above ordinance, ain, rs far
rs practicable calling on the delinquent tax-payeIs,
aud most earnestly request all who are indep1ea not
for
taxes to call nj this office and discharge their nDAe
lions to the city, and relieve me of the unpleasant
dntv of ievytnR, JOHN +. REG6AULT,
NH H. Clt,ACollectcr.
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TIE SIGNAL SERVICE UN Sl!oEE.-An INSTANCE
of the valilr of tie signal service weather
demonstrations is reported from California.
Just prior to the late rain storm Judge Hast
iu=S. OF san Francisco, noting the rro@no$ti-
cation. and knowing that Il storm was iln-
pcndin-. tclc-raphcl to his son. in charSe Oh
his ranch in S;l;tno county, 10 remove tli" 'H'-
lie at once from the tur> OF intrrralcs H. T."
high land. The order WIS ohcych. and the
men barely succeeded il getting the last Of
the stock out of the marsh before the waters
of the Sacramento broke over the banks and
inundated the land TO the depth Of several
feet. The information b. the meteorological
observations enabled the judge To save his
herd and prevent Il loss Of many thousand
dollars
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pErERsBuRG MARKETS.

M,Rc1r Cotton.-Thc market yesterday was
dull without anything doing. Prizes are nominaily
unchanged at 19Eelc. Strict selections would bring
more. 80
ITheuf.-Scarce and higher: choice white 81 s06
sI.:5; good TO prime il .t515.75: common Sl2a4
si.5o: Lancaster red prime $.G1GI si.5sc.; common
to prime red sl.25dlsl.6O.
Corn.-Prilnc white. re.
Butttr.--Good mountain &c. e b.. medium noun
tain 1>6tc2c. Ample supply on the market.
Bacon more active by the hoSshcad:. shoulders
md In demand bulk meats, &c. below bacon; Virgil
MA hog-round In demand, ind will bring 13Gl5sc.;
Virgins hams, l5c.
Ptan,ts.-Thcre is 4 fair supply. We quote nj
81 a0GiSl 80, according To quality.
Potatoes Now. for shipping. If 1875 e. barrel.
iUpie Brandy.-Scarce and In demand 1T -. iCI
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BrrAgISG THE OIL RlNG.-The oil-po-
duccl,s' first battle with the railroad mono
poly WAS fought yesterday. Result: Victory
for the oil men. The frcc-pipc bill, which
permits every producer in the oil region to
send hi, oil to market in his own way, was
promptly passed by both Houses of the
PENNSYLVANIA Legislature upon the re-
reipt Of the petition of five thousand pro-
dlrcrs and rcfincrs. and was Immediately
signed Ivy the Governor. The petition
ers WHO have thus come under the pro-
lection of the new law are pledged not to
sell oil to the Ring, and it is now re-
ported that they arc organizing new routes
If land and water carriage. 81 long rs the
Southern Improvement Company and its
railway hackers hold to the line they have
occupied, petroleum shipments to foreign
ports will &c diverted to other channels. and
the regular course Of the trade i'll this city
and elsewhere will be interrupted: but some
serious sacrifice WaS required in order to avert
The mere serious disasters which the sucLcS>
OF the conspiracy would have produced. The
end of the whole business will probably Be 4
COMPROMISE; but the ring i'll oil is a.
thoroughly beaten as that Of Eric. Twice
within three days Reform has had specific
mcanin~.-NcW I0rt Commercial
I"Thc frcc-piir bill" is a bill to allow the
oil men to lay down pipes leading from The
wells TO any place they may wish to send oil
TO. The bill WAS passed because the railroad
conf anic> put up the freight charges on oii.l
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suils whine oak pipe, slooasios; cuiis,

Si5Gssa. ipe' cuaas,
Rdilroad Ties.-Market Quite ae,ive =, zsc for
s-feet and 3Gc. for a-feet. ~ w. ~
&fngIs-Thc msT,sct for the past week has been
very Guief, with light demand. We quote 20.tnch
heart, ssISln; ssps, :5Ga7so. ea-ncli heart. Sion
SIS: slps, S7.seflss. Sts SSS
LumberL title dull, and ourauonfions are mainly
So ditto stepping, clear heart S226S. Joist ie 10
20 feet $40; e9 to 80 feet, sIs.s: common boards
s1oGSl4; heart joist aud scantling, S2ssao. as to
sizes and lengths.
Tnr.-Tlie market has been firm, with m active de-
Inaud We quote from $3.50 to s..7s, ~ TO size.
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WILMINGTON IN. ca MARKETS.

MARCH .-SpiritS.-Qulct. No transactions.
R0Sin.-Saes of g barrels At = for low pale.
Tmpentine.-SaIes OF 700 lprrels 1T $3.50 for hard
and $3.50 for yellow dip and virgin. Market firm,
and has advanced cents.
Tur.-Sa!cs of $50 barrels ut :2.7j u barrel.
totton.-Salcs of - bales rs follows: bales ut 2oc
bales ut 2Oc, bales Ut so!c bales 1T :osc, and
iLeS 1T dc.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, /

HESRIco COUNTY, March 6, ls5:.
ITO JOHN w. TALLEY, COLLECTOR
i OF TUCkAHOE TOWNSHIP, il ENRIGO
COUNTY, AND A. c. GREEN. +. a. GREEN,
AND w. T. HASES, SECURITIES ON HIS OF
FICAL BOND: Take notice tbs: ~il, In The name
of the Commonwealth or Virginia, for the bentnt o.
Wcnrico on the eighth day Of It's next term. that
being the sth day of April 1872. for Judgment against
yo,, and each of you for three thousand and twenty
four dollars and eigiIty-aine cents that being Tie
amount due by YOU 10 the Commonwealth on &C
count OF tax bills plsred IN The hands OF John ".
Taiiey said collector, and not yet accounted Tor -
required by law. ,,ncpy-nrp
County Treasurer, Henrico county, Va
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PAsSlvlsM IN NEyAnA.--Thc Democratic
State Central Committee of Nevada have
adopted resolutions affirming that in their
Judgment it is cxpcdicnt and desirable that
the Democratic party adopt what is known
as the Missouri policy, to the end that the
people. irrespective of past partisan associ;I-
tons, may unite for the preservation of con-
stitutional principles and reform III the adj
ADMINISTRATION Of public affairs from the cor
runtion and m>rlllc which Che resolutions
say pcryadc It's every department.
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At.Fy,NDRIa MARKETS.

MARCH la-The market for wheat IS unchanged;
offerings of IT, bushels red with sales at Si3vI Sls2
for prime no choice samples offered.
tVTn Is active and firm: offering, Of 6Is bushels
mixed and 20 OF yellow, with sales of the former al
Ggn7oc., and Of the latter at CSC.
outs arc firm: sales ut elc., with offerings OF 3oS
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.CUMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FL0UR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. MaTcil Il. 1872. !

OFFERINGS.
CoRS.-Wbfte, see bushels. Yellow. 27s bushels.
Mixed ala bushels.
OATs.-1.tss bushels
MEAi.-22. bushels .t.t
TIMOTHY SEED.-ao bushels.
SALES
CoRS.-Whi:e. Il bushels very good M ssc.: -!
bushels prime al zoe. Yellow. Js bushels prime at
CSC. Mixed. lss bushels very good Mt ta lis BUSH
els prime at zoe. +
oATs-ls bushels prime spring u, ESQ., 200 bushels
good spring nj g6c.
MEAL.--2l bushels at 7oc.
EE-EXHfBITEB.
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The annual breakfast given by General }
Watts dc Peyster to the indc>tructiblc vote
ran Captain Lalrbll>h. on their conCurr"n
birthday. promises To become rcrnaucn
institution. The sixth OF the series WIS "iHcI
lust Saturday, on which day the timc-nr"m
soldier attained his one hundred and seventh
year.-Netc York Tribune.
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REMOVAL OF TIE COl'RT-lIorsE.-Wc have
the fullest assurances that no negotiations be-
tween Dr.. Tabb and Mr.. George Hughes for
the sale and purchase OF the present court
house property will in ANY Wise affect the
proposition ot M. James duncan. now be-
fore the county, for the removal Of Gloucester
courthouse from its present site to The
" Warehouse" - Gloucester UcrGid.
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SHOT FOR CoSJURIHG.-Thc dead body OF :
colorcd man named John Francis Black
known before the waras Bruins I0bc, has ~
rived in Alexandria, Va. from Arkansas, iol
burial. The deceased was shot and killed 10y
one of his own race for having " coniur"d
or put IL "spell" Oh him.
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THE RiCHMoSD AND DAHyIIiE RAILROAD
TIE STATEMENT OF PRESIDENT BuFoRD.-Ire-
sident Buiord, OF the Richmond and DanviIle
railroad, in response 10 inquiries made with
regard 10 the suit recently Instituted against
this road by the United States District Al
toruey, at Richmond, tclegrapls as follows !:
1t is only Il rclash OF in old claim that
has been fully investigated and settled i'll our
favor by the highest authority OF the United
States Government. | have no knowledge
Of any mortgage in favor of the Confederate
states, made or recorded, nor OF any recorded
contract for the same. There is nothing in
the pretence." -Baitimore Gazette.
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producing file impression that thew were

The mail cur was thrown about thirty feet
from all the other cars, and Immediately took
fire and burned up with all It's contents
about three tons of mail matter. I have
heard OF Sam Patch's leap, but if it was any,
thing like the fearful leap that some sixty of
us took down that dark, deep precipice,
have no disposition to try another expert
Inent like that.
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STATE OF virginia.
HESR;co COUNTY, March 6. is'..

r;,0 John w. TALLEY. COLLECTOR
4 op TECKaHOE TOWNSHIP, lkSRlCo
COUNTY. AND 4: G: GkE ;, 7. 4; G ,Il n
EIcIAI BOND: Take notice that Will, in u;c
name Of the Commonwealth OF Virginia, move ihe
Cnunty Court OF Ifeurco county. on tie eikhth tay
nj Anil 1874 for Judgment ssainst you aud eaci.
NJ Won for SIX thousand one hundred and siAty-tno
dollars and hfty-six cents, that being TUE amount
due by you 10 the Commonwealth ON accodnk ~ laS
Nils nl,iced In the hands vf John ". Taify, SAID
coIector and no, yetacconntcd for 1ccor,ne ~ a"'
'"'A'''0'' WILLIAM II, MCGKUDER,
County Treasurer, ltenrtco county, Va
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\ po1soHING AFFAIR IN New foRK.-Nc'r
York. March 1%.-John Hcbcl, u whit" man,
has been arrested on the charge of poisoning
four children of Il cOluird woman. named
Fibmer, in East New York. Two OF the cl!!!-
drcn are dead and the others are dying. He
bel is believed to be crazy.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.
Letter from Petersburg.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch,


PETERSBURG, March ID, 1872.
About o'clock this morning a train Of five
heavily loaded cars. which were being shifted
by the yard-cngine of the Richmond and Pc.
tcrsburg railroad, was ascending the steep
grade opposite East Ward public school.
when the last car broke away and rushed
down the hill with great speed and violence.
At the DEPOT IL colldcd with the accommodate
ton train for Richmond, which was standing
on the track, and smashed up a box car and
passenger coach, throwing part of the train
oil the rails. Fortunately, the only damage
done to the passengers was slight bruise in
llictcd on 4 lady's hcad.
There is very general opposition here to
Senator Circene's bill authorizing the CITY
Council to improve all the roads leading into
tile city for distance Of ten miles. There
are no restrictions or conditions placed upon
tie expenditure Of money required for m
Improvement so extended and costly. and it
is easy to see that n ring would soon he
formcd-as in the case OF the Appomattox
river improyemcnt-and some combination
would profit by very remunerative
job. The city's credit is as good as any in
he South, but then to maintain it she has
Just found it advisable to ask for permission
to issue 100000 in bonds. 1t is evident
that her people cannot afford to exrend so
large a sum. even if it were honestly and
economically administered, to accomplish Il
result so desirable rs the repairing Of the
roads.
The Committee of Eight has been l,lsy
occupied to-day procuring signatures to The
petition 10 be presented by them TO the
Ways and Means Committee. Everybody
signs it. OF course; but only the names Of the
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GcS>Ir AEorr GAEvEY.-T,lc New York
Times has sent a reporter To interview a
friend Of Mr.. Garvey, the pla>tcrcr, and he
gives lis the result below:
"Garvev says when he left the city he
went to Europe with his wife, and they both
10 switzerland. After II short So
iourn in Europe, Mrs. Garycy became home
sick, and leaving him behind, sailed for New
York. Galycy then went on an extensive
tour Of the Continent. travelling everywhere,
hr saws, under his own name, and being sep
air,tcd from wife he loved dearly, he was
wrctcIcd!y unhappy. About four weeks
ago, in response to III" call Of Mrs. Garycy,
he returned 10 the city, and since that time
hts been living in retirement in his house. Ill
lortv->cvcnth street near Fifth avenue. Gar
ycv assured his friend that he had simply de-
tcl?nined TO tell ali he knew, and give up
every dollar he owned il necessary. 10 in
sur, the privilege Of living i'll the home OF
his childhood. with 1T" WOMAN of his choice,
in peace and happiness. said he, | can 90
to work again with INV troWc!. If | should
lose all that | possess; and | am now per-
frc.lv resigned 10 accept such fate. Ills
friend told the reporter that Mrs. Garvcv
was Il piou> woman. and that he had no
doubt the virtuuu> resolves Of her husband
were due 10 her influence. He was of the
opinion that she had in some way prepared
for Garycy's return, with impanity from i'm
mcdiitc arrest, 10y her own personal efforts.
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The WHEELING MYsTEEY."-Th tale tel
cgrapied from Wheeling on the lth instant
OF the disscctcd members Of Il human body
being found in Il box of railroad freight has
been divcstcd of its horror in the usual way.
The body was shipped from Louisville, where
it had been used i'll the dissecting-room OF
the medical college, to Thornton, W. Va,
for the use of a medical student.
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LTNCIIBCRG. VA.

MARCH 70 -Compari>ons of inspection OF hogs
heads and boxes and receipts Of loose tobacco this
week with last show decrease of hogsheas OF ~
decrease in boxes Of 6. and decrease IN loose TO-
bac, OF pounds and prices iuily
eng ali W,su
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TOR LIVERPOOL AND ss
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATf.EENs1
o. IfDMpAXY Gsass---.SsS4-
FOR NEW YORK. PHIL DEPIITA. BALTf-
MORE. NORFOLK. PORTS3lOUL
AND ALL REGULAR LAND
IEGS ON THE JAMES

~ COMPANY. Ssss-ssss:a.
FOR N S5M y Sof6 Ht rERTss5GI bALT'
AND IN az q EEf fHE JhS SiAsD-
El ,i na aHa f'se cap sS e Grpon 1 sa
G @ M Tsf sSSff if S sSd FR
bays. at HALF-PASr SIX A. NJ, and returns OH
Tssay THURSDAY and sS!r1y a G, ;s cid Paw
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arriva
Fare to New York so
Fare 10 Philadelphia. 20
Fare to Baltimore :"
Ticket, on sale at i;NEBER i CO.'S EXrREsS,
Freight received TUESDAYS: THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS. for Norfolk. Portsmouth, Bos-
tor Baltimore amd nrncinal landing; on Chess .
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from "a. VI. Til Z. VI.
frc's"' Tor way - n i. TA ,if Genera Agent
Office. Comrany's wharf; l-
Branch office, coracr Main and Ninth streets.
my Is
JAMES RIVER STEAAlBOATfs1T;Ia,
hY f I}Nb HA6 NkW 1o sas popular |
class route to New York via James river and CMss-
pcakc Bay to baltimore. aud from thence by rail to
Phadcphia and New York.
Fare to New York ......................sI2 SO
- Ihilldelpfa. .-............,..... v 5o IF.
baltimore .....'......''.'...'.''. o W
:. Norfolk .......................... %
Tickets sold aud baggage crckc dthronrlat CARRIER
Co.'S Express, No. sc Main street, aud on board
The above varied route commcnis Itself especially
to tourists and r@aSnrG-sekers, enabling uiein 10
Pass TE4TG DyTG Hrs Gir vER 9 ~ b YSr
Light. l.. B. TATITM. General Agent
James River Steamboat Company
Office Ninth and Main streets. and at Rocketts.
noH
TUNARD LIN The BRI- II Fri,
ROWE MA IL. s1EhMsHifS Gfwceen New York
RATES OF rASsAGE.
By the Wednesday steamers not carrying steer
First Cabin. $3.50. gold. Second Cabin. $50, gold
First Cabin to Paris. S Ell
Isv the Tues,lny and Saturday steamers:
first Cabin. $50, gold sierrase' :si9' currency
kslnrr lrkiE ill.,. from ycroa and oMdSstow
and NIL parts Of Europe. at lowest rates.
Through bills of i'uS from Virginia To Liverpool,
Belfast. Glasgow llayr, Antwerp ard other port,
lie Issued by the VIRGINIA ana K . RE
THROUGH LINE. they having made The necessary
arrangements with the OLD DOMINION STEAM
SLIP COMPANY 10 New York and with the Gu
| SARD LINE thence 10 Liverpool &C.
For rates. &C., apply To the Agents OF the Old u"
u'"''" '''''''''i C'illliLEs 4; FRANCKLYN,
| Gcn"r7 agent Cunard Line.
| j. ID. KELLEY, Jr, General Agent Nir$inEt
| icm and foreign Through Line.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND III,
| Y PACKET CUMPtNI--IHe ste.,ni- 49, -.
| ship GEORGE Il. UPTON leaves New YORK every
The Steamship WILLIAM Z. CLYDE: leaves New
| FRIDAY. Freight received daily;
| Er"o I2Ii Main street.
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CONTEMPORARIES

OF SslIC "H'INNNIC ''II'' I'E''.'' -------------
EIrST IN TH1E.-5OU boxes l. A j. IL
- RAlSINS-whole, half, and quarters: 500 drums
new smyrna FIGS: - boxes Lcghnrn CltkuH'
new: IS trails new lrica ALMONDS: 10 harrcS ~
Znntn CI.REASTS: 10 cases Valencia ORANGES:
Is boxes Mcssina ORANGES; % boxes McsSiia
LEMONS: Is barrels Albcmar!c PlPPINS.
de .. LOUIS }. BOSSIEUX. 1il2 Main street.
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ACCIDENTALLY kILLEr.-On Saturday last
Giles. son of Mr.. Reuben Brown, of this
county. went ont on u hunting expedition.
Not returning that night, his parents bccom-
ing al;lriilrd at his prolonged absence. Il search
was made on TIC next day, when his body
was found on Captain Dcrrick'3 farm with Il
trc lying across Il; bath hands clutchu& til"
hand.c Of the axe with which he had tcllcd
the trce.-Hdhfnr Record.
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" EFNII KFPUKT OF TIE I.IN Z sIVNN
MARKET OF RICHMOND.
(tttl., g.: weight. so,l3o pounds; sold at "a 'lc..
gro-s
sheep, 81: weight, loo pounds; sold at 7M'sc..
gloss.
logs. %: weight. lf,N55 pounds; sold At G!Qd.c.,
net: good coru-!rd. 14TGisc., net.
Stock Sheep, per head. from $3.50 to 81.
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DENTISTRY.

srcciaI attention raid TO FILLING; TEETH ami
CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES OF the samc.
OFFICE: Ninth street two doors from Main.
NH IL cod3in
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10y THE GOyERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

ID A PROCLAMATIOS.-Ihf having
been received by the Executive that JOIN W.
TAiLEY. who Is under Indictment In The County
Court OF Ienrico for embezzement OF public iuis,
has fed from justice and Is now going u. i affS'
DRIED DOLLARS 10 any person who shall arrest
the said John w. Talley and deliver him Into the jail
OF said county, and do moreover require al OHiceIs
of this Commonwealth. civil and military ana re-
quest the people generally, to use their best eAer.
tons procure his arrest, that he may be oroueht
to Justice.
-, Given under my hand as Governor. ana
SsEAL. under the Less. Seal CT the CoDmonNetltn'
'-~ at Richmond, this 9Th dly OF 3tlrcii, =. AZ
1872. G. {. WALhEk.
BY the Governor: JAMES MCDONALD, Secretary
Of the Commonwealth. ..... .... .tsa.a
The said JOHN W.TALLEY issix fett high weighs
about $50 or iso pounds: horid conplexion-ful rea
and freiklei: rough skin: eyes light slight scar ON
the nose; walks very erect; pleasant address.
NH ll-5t
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MACHINE WORKS.-SLOAT & AID.
Nj DiSGTON, Nos. 1922, 1424, 1!aG, and l4.S
Cary street. aud Nos. Is and l., south tlflecniii
street RIchmoIid Va. We make all kinds OF new
work In the macliinist line, repair all kinds Of work
We 20 In the country to do all sorts OF work III or
ND Lcnn them ON land as well as tobacco screws or
Nil kinds. together With bands aud biilct and all ar
trics for the manufacture Of tobacco we Keep on
Inc Rollers, Slw-M!ils Grist-Mlls, power Pumps,
Platform Scales, Sinfting Hangers, Pullcys. Gc.r
and i:.yl Wheels: and In fact, general assortlt
Judsou.s Patent Steam-Eng!ne Governor: Utica oom-
ptny S.c:m-tiauges; Scldcns Patent Engine rac ,,
imw pet Valves Globe Valves Talow Cocks; self
OiIiny Guns. for both cu2inc aud shaftinR; fiLS
Ccaiiers on Cans: Water-Gaugcs. &c. All 81 "iacn
We sell al reasonable prices and on accoiIilh9dati
terms y, b. We receive on consignment AZ hA"s
of machinery, both new and secondhand; Cone aho
see MS. Zoe SLOAT Z ADDINHToN.
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CHARLESTON COTTON AND RICE MARKET.
MARCH G.-C 0tt0R.-The market for this staple had
lulct and dull character. with II light demand 1t
rates which showed important change. Sales
about rs bales say nj 0c, Is 1T 9ac.. at 9oc IS ut
Jic IL at 20tc, ~ alc 20 at 2lic., - at 24c 81 Ut
"2c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary To good ordinary. Gi21l
Low miIIlinE.
MiilfillIlg.
Ricc.--This grain in fair request ut somewhat
rlr prices. Sales. SIS ticrces Of clean Carolina say
20 ttrrccs at 7tc Is - sc. u H. We quote common
tofair III T!q11sr good. s60s!c. n d.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

KIIH NUN d, 4,
MARCH it.-Reccipt, AMI offerings OF all grades
except bright wrlppcrs are liberal. The market Is
quite animated aud prices frn at our quotations. a.
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>>.v Observation-Disclosures Radicals
,,.,! s'ornp,accnt CouScrvativcs--Ionx
>.,.,t,ct'a flcsiSration--Auoth Sena-
,..v.,I Breeze Winning the Jaf,S. Rte.
v ,,ruNGTN>. March fS.--Thcrc is intense
5. .f.ll.. IN The Radical camp to-day over the
.~f VI the election il New Hampshire. and
,>st. there i di-arrointnicut in Democratic
,...4r., Uo one can Say that they have been in
~.s least confident Of success. The great
0..s';> nC the Radical party have been re-
sod, and tie result j. IL C'tttch the move
...,s - nominate Grant. HID New HamD-
u.uy ys'u" other than Il las his chance.
v...y lA>.. W.;ut& considerably The Radi-
..E. d." VOW iar tonnccticut," where the
:.4. sa...,", "n tic l>t Of April. and every
.5. "&., .a .~';'rGd that between now and
rI.@. ,.I rttH. ti!ort> will hc made 10 meet
ns.. >.f.,. - ta@n Wc!r employed III New
= "ma1gt. l. cihH"t be seen that any rip
g., tsga H"&" upon the calm waters of
. .... rl.t.,;G - TN election on Yesterday.
o.. !'m0n,..t;~ III Cong are as imprr-
. .. -....r ~ ever. and .,av" not been drawn
..r 81 :a. event. n thrv have not been by
~, r1u.gIsc o.. = rolj'ic,l character il the
E.. ... year. SOM few >;ccuatious arc
..... a~ 'o .nc probability OF this election dc
80. & .,s1Hmocya';r leaders to give their
sur!~Tt - Tie nominees OF the Gin
.. 1T t.lN"u'un Hit they n" niautho-
-. . 49,. y,@:Hm Yet Is "Iuict along thc
g.. .,la} l.ou..>Ir,c'', letter Of resignation
.. 80 AWAY il tar Treasury Department.
f.. LIKE Il t.s- mol h,cm thought proper 10
j. :" gtr public, ~ was III" case when
g.; .r~ lorury and Murphy relieved
-.t<r- -: ",,irial cares.
4 4, l.. l,,. g.,