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rCnrr. sponacncc o; he Richmond DIspatcb.l
ArRIL 10, 1879.
The receipts Of LEST tobacco have been
Nr.yr st the warehouses this week. and the
mcrca,r in he tobacco trade brou;ht some
trade Tor The merchants. On the l6ta and
l7;h oLr of The lcadln. warehouses sold
81. l"j pounds. at an average OF $3.50 per
hundred Some Of the factories have COM
nIcnrc,i work. and the negroes are seen earl?
in tie morning hicing along with their
diancr.hurketS in their hands. The ship
meats Of manufactured tobacco, OF course.
are Of no consequence at present; but 1T Is
eyp,c,cd. rs Il matter OF course. that the
manufacturers will make up for lost time 10
Commissioner Raum after the 1st OF May.
Captain Marks. Of the revenue Office. in
forms me that he has already received re-
qul>itiOns for stamps, 10 he Delivered on
he 1T OF May, to the amount OF $4,000.
The vcSrymcn OF the Episcopal church,
Just elected for the ensuing year, are }. II.
f,lys. J. r. Rison, p. r. Jones. L. c.
Berkeley. J. n. Neal. L. l.. dickson. +. L.
Marks. II. +. Ea>s, G. {. AyreS, y. q. lay
M,C. l.. Holland, w. II. Clark.
l. is announced that Rev. Dir. w. ).
Numcr, OF Columbia, 5. c., will preach
I; HE PRESBYTERIAN church this evening and
t'"tE'ilbN HtiHlllS illO NIX II 10 "i''o
announced that Il series Of special services
viii he held at the Baptist church, COM
meucIng tomorrow. Rev. J. Z. Harrison,
Of Bo;ctourt. assisting Rev. Mr.. Holmes.
The special services at the Main-Street
Methodist church will be continued, am
Informed, during next week. The conere-
cations bavc been large from night TO night,
except when interrupted by Indictment
weather, and deep interest has been mani
Tested. There have been about fifteen pro-
LESSONS Of conversion.
Information has been received here that
Mr.. j. W. StultZ, OF Henry county, was
billed by his wagon-driver near Newberrv,
5. e., on the 10th instant, and his money and
clothing carried off. The negro, it is re-
ported, was afterwards captured in Edge.
held county, $. c. Mr.. SuI,z was highly
esteemed citizen, and was we'll known
amongst the Dauville businessmen.
An entertainment for the benefit OF the
Dalyir GravS was given last night at the
Opera House under the auspices OF Mrs. "A.
{, Green. The entertainment consisted OF
tie chhrddcS "Nuemie" aud "The Little
ECOv,.'
A negro fellow named AlonZo Pain, pro-
ir>>tng to be root.and-her doctor, was
arrested here on the 10th by a detective
IRON Atlanta, Governor Colqnltt having
WSde !eqni>ition on Governor Holiday for
AA, PAIN is accused Of some malpractice
N Atlanta.
Or. ". l.. Robinson, or this city, sold
ShWc tobacco yesterday from his farm for
A!G per pound.
|, l. reported that the people along the
me CT the proposed Danvilie and RoXboro'
sA.Cl turnpike are very anxious 10 have
He Tp1h l,,f in(r nj
stockholders will he held at IN cally date.
There Is II cool wind from the west this
morning, and heavy clouds are moving along
With il. ALPHA.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
interruption OF Guano CONNER

LONDON, April 19.-In the House OF Com
mons last night Sir Charles Russell, Conser-
valve member for Westminster, asked
whether tile Government had received in
formation that the Gillian feet had destroyed
iettles and landing stages and seized
launches engaged in loading guano from
Peru to England, by which the loading OF
over one hundred vessels, chiefly English.
was interrupted and the expectation OF
guano stopped, to the injury OF bondholders
and the agricultural and shipping Interests
Of this country, and whether the Govern
meat was prepared to take any and what
steps for the protection OF British interests,
and also with reference to the damage which
has already occurred.
MIR. Bourke, the Understanding for
Foreign Affairs, said unofficial information
had reached the Government which seems
to be practically OF the same character as
that mentioned in the question, that the
subject had received within the last forty
eight hours the serious attention OF the Gov
crnment, and they had already taken the
steps they think advisable for the protection
of British interests and British property.
Russia.
THE GOVERNMENT DETERMINED TO DEFEND
ITSELF AGAINST THE SECRET WORKERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 19.-The ukase
lust issued ordering the appointment OF
Governors. General for SIX OF the most pop
uIous districts in Russia, with perfectly
desnotic powers, begins by stating that re-
cent events have shown that there exists IN
Russia band OF criminals, who, though
not numerous, arc very determined, and
aim at undermining the State. After refer
ring to the recent murderous attacks upon
higher officials and of the attempted assas-
sination OF the Emperor, the ukase contIn-
ueS:
"These crimes have necessltated the pro-
yisional adoption Of exceptional meas ures
in order to permit OF the exemplary pun
ishment OF guilty persons and provide GoV-
eminent officials with the necessary powers
for maintaining ORDER" The ukase pro-
ceeds to announce the provisional appoint
ment OF a Governor.Geleral Of St. Peters
burg, Cbarkoff, and Odessa. invested with
extended and extraordinary powers.
Similar powers are conferred upon the
Goyernors-Generalo Of Moscow, kictf, and
Warsaw. The civil administration in the
aforementioned districts Is placed under
the control OF the Governors GeneralIn the
same manner as they are subordinate to-
the commander. chief OF the army in time
OF war. In tue districts where martial law
has been proclaimed the, control OF all edu-
catfonal establishments is vested In the
Governors. General, who are also empoW-
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cred to send before the military tribunals
| all civilians ia the district over which they

cred to send before the military tribunals
all civilians ia the district over which they
preside. -se!- ~
= The Governors. General are further an
thorized to summary remove from their
respective districts all persons whose cou-
tinued residence may be considered dam
gerous to order, the arrest OF any persons
whatsoever on their own Judgment and re-
sponsibilitv; TO suppress temporarily or
permanently any newspaper or periodical
should II appear TO follow supercliary ten
denotes, and generally TO adopt such mea-
sures as they may consider necessary Tor
the preservation OF the public peace.
The Emperor and Empress 60 to Viyinda
on the 26th OF this month.
RIOT IN BOSTON,.
ST. PETERSBURG, April ia disturb
ance occurred at BostoV, on the river Don,
in the Government OF Ekaterenoslav, on the
18th. The police being unable to suppress
ii, the military were called out, and restored
order. The riot lasted from the evening Of
the 14th to the morning OF the 18th. The
residences OF the chief OF police aud over
seer OF the town. the district poTice-station,
and the police records were destroyed and
two policemen killed.
Cabinet Crisis in Turkey Imminent.
CoNsTANrIsoPLE, April ia Cabinet
crisis is imminent. Khereddin Pasha,
Grand Vizier, and Caratheodori Pasha,
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, both threaten
10 resign because the Sultan continues to
decline ratilying the convention with Aus
ria with regard to Noni Bazaar.
A French Journalist i'm Trouble.
PARIS. April 19.-The publisher OF the
Revolution franchise has been sentenced to
pay q fine OF six thousand francs, and in de-
fault to eight months Imprisonment, for Il
scurrilnus article against Catholicism.
Explosion Of II Stea mship.Boilcr.
LONDON, April 19.-The boiler OF the
British steamship Streansholh, Captain
Lct6c, has burst at Figo, Spain, carrying
away her bridge and iniuring the captain
and several OF the crew.
ShiD-Brokcrs Suspended.
ST. JOINS, n. B., April 19.-News has been
received that Charles Quinn 81 Co., OF Lon
don, well-known ship-brokers, have sls.
pended.
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captain EadS, OF ictty fame, Is expected
70 arrive in Washington tomorrow to col
Nci another half million on his contract. a
s"rhly-liye-ioot channel Of the legal width
Dna'inS been officially reported through the
mississippi icttics by the Government enSi-
"ter. twcntv-siX-foot channel Of legal
"'d'i, Two hundred feet, is expected with
N Two weeks, and before July the entire
"oFk. 50 competent Judges say. will be
c'npetc, and the remainder OF the sum
named in the contract, $5,250,000, will be
saI'ed Tor. 1t would be wise 70 hold back
H ms Of these payments one or two years,
t IIIi II Is positively shown that the channel
~ Iv'Mtd by the iacines will be permanent.
- not difficult, as the ietty work has
ouo"n' 10 make channel through light
fI 10 e1huvia, but it is difficult to keep one.
H r. Tue lettles prove permanent success,
ss Eads has accomplished great
rrns s feat. The next job he will
H r upon The consideration OF Congress-
r %.,, oe The iettying of the Mississippi from
M nato 10 It's mouth, and it Is probable that
~. .ae mailer will come before the extra ses-
''0n'-6attunore american, 14M.
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FINANCIAL.
RIcHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE.
SATURDAY. April 10, 1879.

SATURDAY. April 10, 1879.
L Government SscurtttsS.-Uui.ed States 4a's..
io5 hid; United States As, 100 bid
state Sscurlttes.-Virgin,a corsals, 5G4 bid, 57k
asked: Virginia consols. new, IL bid, 42h asked;
Vir-i fandab!e. so bid: Virginia deferred. ~
bid: Vrcina interest certificates. 10 BID, 10 asked:
V!rHinii laI-rcceivIhle coupons, e2h bid, s2a
asked: North Carolina bonds. ~ bid.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's. j. and j..
119h Did. 120s asked; Richmond city 81. }. a0g
asked, Petersburg city S.. los bid, ITO asked;
Petersburg city SIS. special tax. J. aud j.. Jos
bid; l, nchburg city SIS, J. and j.. 1l3 bid:
Lvnchburg city 6's. T. and j.. 101 bid; Norfolk
Sul y ee s T. and H. S Sd
bridge e's, VI. and n, 90 assci: Manchester SIS,
tax receivable. N and g., 81 asked.
Railroad Bonds.-virginla Central Railroad drst
mortgage 6's. j. and j., 90 bid; Virginia Ien' raj
Railroad third mortgage 6s J. and j., 06 hid: vir.
ginia Central Railroad fourh mortgage s.. j. anGJ,
104 bid; Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG and Potomac
Railroad mortgage SIS. j. aud D.. lO3 bid. Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad mort
gage rs j. and j.. 102 bid; Richmond and Dan.
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage S's. A. and o.,
100 bid.
Railroad Stocks.-Eichmond Fredericksburg and
I Potomac Railroad per cent. guaranteed, 90 par,
49, bid; Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad per GEM. guaranteed 100 par. 92H
ebld: Connection Railroad stock. 20 bar 699 bid
| Richmond and DanvI!le Railroad. 100 par. So bid.
$40 asked: s. aboard and Roanoke Railroad COM
| mon 100 por. SIS bid: Seabo1rd and Roanoke Rail-
road guaranteed. LOO par. 81 bid.
National Bank Of Virginia. 100 par. 90 asked:
| Union Bank OF Richmond, 30 par, III bid.
| INSURANCE. r6Rpnnit$.-EirEinia Stale. % par,
| 81 bid; Granite. 100 par, rs asked.
. Afscei tdaeOHS.-glf Dominion Iron and Nail
! Works Company. 100 par. 90 asked; Old Dominion
| STEAMSHIP Company, 100 par, So bid.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.
DICHMOND TRANSFER drSth~
IL COMPANY fSLLayEsg2
ASD G-LAS--
GENERAL RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
S2j MAIN STREET.
IN aud after date MY rkprro f1r

TRANSFERRING PAS>tNhERS
10 and from r:illu1d Gcpnt> and "tranh"at landings
and from or" portion Of the city I" III. ol.r VIII
he 25r cents for each grown person. Ana ioc- Tor
children between six aud twelve ye,rs Oh age Chill
drcu under SIX. free. ~
TKUNkS TRANSFERRED Ia and from any
railroad depot or Steamboat iandings. or from
one portion III the city 10 Ill" older. ~! 21c.
each VrI,,rs AMI small packages. BE. each. Sre-
ciai rates fer four % more pieces.
BAGGAGE CHECKED. frOm hcte|; ana pr!Eate
rc>tichcr~ tr destination.
No CHARGE for taking baggage u? or down
stairs.
PLEASU y rtr hour ,.,.,.,.
WEDDINGS. HOPS. THEATRE. an1 flNE-
RAILS att. ndrd III reasonable rates. . :,
RAILROAD and srEAMHOAT-TltkEIs 20 All
part, OF America aud Europe ~ satnc rates IS AZ
icpos. ,. ..,
TnI> Il the only olIcc In the c.'y whtr" yGu can
leave orders an! have your baggage "hr"sr" ~ your
house, thus avoiding trouble and co'Iti ION ~ 'c
depot. ,,.
Agents on al incoming trains to receive checks
ana furnish carriages.
All orders through the telephone IN! othcr"ise
promptly attended Ia.
office hours, 4. II. 10 Z ".
Remember the place-S2G Main street
M s. codlm 4. W. CARRIER, Proprietor.
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SATURDAY, nights TELEGRANS
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

PROFESSIONALISM OTHER WASHINGTON
AFFAIRs-MEETING OF, THE NATIONAL
BOARD OF HEALTH AT ATLANTA-TEXAs
PoST-oFFICE fRAUDs--nEAyY SNOW AT
RoNDoUT, n. Y.-THE NEW ORLEANS To-
BACCO CAsEs-A FRENCH NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHER SENTENCED TO PAY A FINE
SUSPENSION OF LONDON sfIP-BRO-
KERs-vARloUS FOREIGN lTEMs-RUSsIA
AND THE INTERPRETATION SCHEME
EXPLOSION OF THE BOILER OF BRITISH
STEAMSHIP, &C., &C.
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MaiI-Coach Robbers i'm Custody.

NEW ORLEANS. April ia special to
the Times from Dallas, Texas, says Special
Agent Foster, of the Post-Ofiicc Depart
mcnt. passed on his way 10 Austin, having
In custody Jack Sterrett, Il. Nj. Jones, and
.. y. Long, committed in default OF bail.
at Fort Worth, far robbing mail-coaches
between Fort Worth and Yuma. Stcrre:t
is son OF Hon. Robert Sterrett, 1t the
Kentucky Legislature; Jones is from St.
Louis, where be held position OF honor
and trust; and Long is prominent hotel
man at Fort Worth. e.;
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The Revenue Troubles I'm Indiana.

C1NC1SNATI, April IA special says
number of persons at Tcrrc Haute, Ind,
who were employed in the revenue depa't-
ment during the administration OF Frank
White, collector, have been summoned to
testify before the grand jury at Indianapolis
on the 9Th of May. 1t is supposed some
damaging evidence will be given. as it is
known there is deficiency OF S50,000 in
the accounts OF the Fairbanks distillery.
Il is charged that the distilery was run on
Sunday in violation of law, and. that the
locks Of the watts were broken and other
wise tempered with.
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HOLMAN LIVER-PAD OFFICE,
1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
EIrZMQkRIS & FOSTER. Mnnagrrs.
s:s'ASO.
COLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA.


RICHMOND. VA. January 27ih, 1879.
We have this ,iay resigned The agency tor The sale
Of the Pacific Gmlnn Compauy's brands.
Under tilc terms of settlement between the Paciic
G,ano Contrary aud ours elves, all rhe unsettled bu-
eiucss OF 1875 including coll. c,iOn~, &c, Is To I've
managed BY our successors. MessrS. JOHN :. REESE
& CO.. of Baltimore. whom We commend u you, be-
licyIug your relations with them viii be both plea
SAINT aud salts factory. ~ .., ~
WALKER, SAUNDERS & co.
From the above card you viii please note that tho
Agency Of the Pacific Guuuo Company VIII be con-
Quoted hereafter by The undersigned from Baltimore
as well ~ Richmond. The splendid reputation OF
soluble L ,chc Guino. earned by Ms superior cxce'-
lcnce and remarkable aaptability Ia the soil of Vir-
xluia especially on cotton. corn, aHn t0oaccO biu
continue tn be Sustnined. guarantee hrnz niiortt
Ell In the wise management OF the Pacific Gutns
Company which has practically nnllmiiei Resources
al its communicative, ample capital "a .OoV.Do6l
extensive works, most approved machinery. l'rpa
dcnosts OF phosphate. Gt,t scientific ablhty lohk
Of which u.lh 3 long experience In The bus ness 10
connection with the Undersigned ~ general agents
slatluy back to 1868. W. viii keep supply Oh
Guano on hand AZ Norfolk f'O ,,nouth. Petersburg,
aud Richmond.
JOHN :. REESE e CO.. General Agents.
IA D0-3m Baltimore and Richmond.
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Raveuue-I,aW yioIators In Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, TENN., April 19.-Unlted
States District Warder has re-
ceiyed a dispatch from Acknowledgement
Devens directing him to accept pleas OF
guilty. with suspension Of sentence during
good behavior, with the payment OF costs.
from Illicit distillers and all persons indicted
for resisting officers OF the internal-rcyenue
service OF the Fifth collection district OF
Tennessee for acts done prior to this date.
There are about 100 violators OF the Internal
revenue laws in all.
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Fly telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NE" YORK.
NEW YORK. April 49, Noon.-Stncss strong.
Money Oh call. 4a5 per cent. Exchange-1omg,
4S6: short, 1STl:. Stale hon'ts dull. Governments
strong.
Er.ning.-Moncy, Ans FER cent. Exchange
nothing doing. Governnt nts quiet; neY 81, 03's
States'du.l
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. April l9.-Thc weekly statement OF
the associated banks. Issued from the clearing house
to-day, shows the following CHANGES: Loans In
crease. S70S.fG0: specie decrease. S2S.3O0: legal
tenders increase, Sf.5@G,700: deposits increase,
Sf.9j 800: circulation Increase. $50 100: reserve
increase. s3.2G0,JTj.
The banks now hold sa,4S3.o5O in excess OF lc-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l9.-Vrcin'a c.. ,lcfrrr' d.
7ss: couSols, 81: second series. AK: paSt-ic coii
mons. s2Ss Nnrth Carolina 6's old, 20; new, IL
Bid To-day.
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BUFFALO LETsIsA WATEhS.
TUE BUFFALO LITHIA WATERS
FOR URINARY CALCULG, PHOSPHATE OF
LIME CHARACTER, AND INTER-
INTERVIEWER.
THESE WATERS IN THE SEQUELAE OF
SCARLET-FETER AND MEASLES.
STATEMENT OF DIR. FLAyIUs J. GREGORY, OF
KEYsyILLE, CHARLOTTE COUNTY, VA,
DATED APRIL II, 1879.

URINARY CALCULL
1.-TWO cases OF Urinary Calculi, Phosphate Of
Lime character. have come Under ms observation.
in which permanent relief was given by the BUF-
FALO LiTfiIA WATER Spring No. ~. ! have
no doubt that 1t would be equally beneficial In the
treatment Of other calcu: and believe that vol
ines yet u bc wriltcl In commentator Of this
water in the treatment Of his dreadful maIa'y.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"The case Of Mrs. A. was lntcrinltcnt-Fcver
of Il most obstinate character. with great cmacIa-
ton. sileuic enlargement, and nc';cna Of lower cH-
trcmiiies After Ill OF he usual remedies had been
exhausted without etec', entire relief was afforded
by the BUFFALO LrrIilA WATER lSpring 40.
y. am satisfied that nut for The Use OF thi, water
the patient must have di, d.
AS A PREVENTIVE OF DROPSICAL EFFU-
SION.
~ have frequently prescribed the BUFFALO
LlTIIIA WATER Spring No. y IN ScIr:ctlna and
Mcus and no case In which II has been uscn has
been followed by Dropscal Efusion, which fact
attribute entirely to the effects Of the water
Thc.e waters, In cases Of one dozen ba!-SalOn
bottles. S5 pcr At the Springs. They can also st
had Of PURCELL, LADD & CO. Rlchmon'', Va
~ $50 per case. THOMAS f. GUODE. D.
> Proprietor Buffalo Lltha Springs, Virginia.
ap 2l-cod3t
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TO- Ais. sally Finisan is appointed postmas-
r;e. d. =; hick>ford, Greenyillc county. Va.
Ths W. II. Jndklns, removed for cause.
ph..h name OF the post-ofiice at Baatskin.
BntSs !,,'a9Ia, county. VA, IS changed to
sent rs ,n sendin poem to-day that can be
NSA' 10 TOMORROW.
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General Dix I'm q Critical Condition.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Gencral John A.
Dix is now unconscious, and the doctors
have only smaIl hope that he VIII survive
through the night. He broke his collar
bone on Saturday last, while rising sudden
ly from bed, and has been sinking ever
since.
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COMM ERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 10. 1870.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT IIhite. 1. bushels. Red. II bushels.
COnS.-Thite. 20 bushels. Mixed, 100 bushels.
,OkTS.-l ,092 bushels.
MEAL.-2O bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT -Uhitc. ~ bushels prime ~ 81 II. Red,
22 bushels miN-d ~ Sl.03; sc bushels prime LAM
caster 1T = li-oal IL bushes.
CORS-HhHe. Sc bushels very good At .ic.: 81
bushels very good on private tcrne:ota. 20 BUSH
els. Nred. 100 bushels Oh private terms.
MEAL.-20 bushels al ODE.
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rug pEEI Te.Eprs, M.

TEzE BELL. TELEPxI Va.
WHAT YOU WAIT A
s TELEpHoNIc EXCHANGE
PRIVATE COMMUNICATION
- AND TIE
PRIVILEGE OF TALKING
TO A LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE.
THESE ADVANTAGES ARE OFFERED ONLY
RICHMOND TELEPHONfC EXCHANGE,
JAMES d. TRACY. Manager,
Central Ot1cc, 1919 Main street lover Putncy &
-Matis's shoe-store).
MAKE NO MISTAKEN SUBSCRIBING,
but GET THE
BELL TELEPHONE
The following well. known houses are now In daily
communication through this "Exchapges" and
others being added ~ tho rate OF frons26 70 SO
per week: -.
BLANKENsIuP. r. E.. Old Dominion Sali-Wsrss.
BRANCH, THOMAS & Co. Bankers
RAUGUMAS BROTHERS. Printers and Staftoners.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Gsueral Of
CHESAPEAKE AND Quo RAILROAD, Generai
CuEsAfEikE AND OHIO RAILROAD, Jarnes-RiYer
CLYDE LINE STEAMSHIPS.
CARVIScros. P r, jefferson aud Broad, Coal.
CHRISTIAN WHITE. Groce1s.
CULLEN, DR.. J. s d.. Physician.
DAVENPORT & NORRIS, Wholesale Grocers.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
G.KT, GE2nG: r. TrsSs CO. , rrin;ers'
G ALLEGo MILLS. Flour.
IiNxALL.CRESsIItw COMPANY, Flour Mills.
. 'n W. j. & Co, Wholesale Grocers.
| LES. Seldom 4 Co., Commit sion Merchants.
LorTIFR, LAWRENCE, Tobacco Manufacturer
MAYO. Z. II. u BRornEn. Tobacco Mannfactu-
OLD JOHNSTON STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
| OLIVER & ROBINSON. Tobacco Manufacturers.
PACE. j. r.. T"mcc, MANUFACTURER
PALMER. HAErscoH 8 Co., Commission Mer-
PURCELL. LADD & Co.. Druggists.
| PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER AID CHESAPEAKE
| RIcIiHoSD AND PrrrHsprrc RAILROAD.
| RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
R1cilMoSp AND DASvILLE RAILROAD, General
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE CoMPA-
RrcIlMoND AND DASv1LLE RAILROAD DEPOT.
| STATE. TIE EycninG Paper.
STORRS. q. L CO.. Teams.ers.
| STOKES. {. r. & CO.. W. Hats and Willowwarc.
SEDpoS & Bruce. Commission Merchants.
soUrnERS FEETILIziNG CoMrANI-olice' 1871
soUTIERV EEnrrLrzISG CoMpANY-Factory
| Twentieth ann Cary street.
SMITH. II. VI. & CO.. Agricultural implements.
SMITH Il RADY. Plumbers.
| TRACY. JAMES D.. Private Residence.
TArUM, l.. b., Agent Virginia Steamship Compa-
TANNER. W. F. & CO., !ron-works.
| TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
| TAYLOR. :. VI. Il CO., Tcainsters.
| TREDEGAE WORKS.
VIRGISIA NATIONAL BANK.
WATT & CALL. Agricultural implements.
WEST &c BRANCH, Plumbers. ap l2-M'W&Flm
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MATTERS.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-The prescott
tons Instituted in New Orleans by the In
tcrna Revenue Bureau against certain al
lercd fraudulent tobacco manufacturers
have been compromised by their paying
considerable sums OF money to the Govern
ment-onc party paying as high as $4,000.
The monthly revenue from tobacco in New
Orleans since the compromise has materially
increased.
Information has been received here that
while the revenue officers were engaged in
the destruction of an Illicit distillery about
twelve miles from Sparlansburg, s. c.. the
officers were fired upon. and Special-Deputy
Byron wounded i'm Tie thigh and shoulder.
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SHOCKOE MILLS-F Il f IL RlCH-
- MONr&GROuSD PLASTER the ch' aIest FER
tilizpr on the market. Send for circular.
900 tons HEST NOVA StOllA ICMP ios
. ale low WARNEK MOORE.
Manufacturer ana Dealer,
foot of Seventeenth street.
,,h 1aa,s,HyI1 Richmond, Va.
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AN ORDER AGAINST SITTING BULL.

WASHINGTON, April 19-The Secretary OF
War has directed General Sherman that in
case Of the return OF Sitting Bull OF any OF
his followers from the British possessions
they shall be taken and held as prisoners OF
war until further orders from the Presl-
dent,
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d.. RouNDouT, n. Y, April 19.-Snow is re-
ported at Stamford, Delaware county, TWEEN
ty inches deep on the level and Still lalllnS.