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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April ]

NEW YORK, April 10.
CoTroN-Without decided change;
sales OF ], 800 bales at 2SMc for middling
uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and sc lower.
1N-Wheat-Dull and 1c lower
for spring; and quiet and steady for
winter. Rye-Nominally lower. Oats
Quiet and steady at 76a76Lc for west
ern in store. Corn-Dull and heavy at
S24Sl for now mixed western; and S4a
SIC for old mixed western in store and
afloat.
PRoyIsIoSs--Pork- at
$50 81 for new mess. Beef-Dull and
unchanged. Bacon and Cut Meats
Quiet and steady. Lard-Steady ut
lS24c for prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 19A2Oc.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The weather now is very fine and a
better inquiry is noticeable for wooden
goods of light weight at panicky prices,
ranging from 75c to 81 10 for medium
and fine cassimeres and cOatings. Cot.
ton goods steady; prices generally rule
low, so low in fact that buyers are tim
i'd purchasers. We quote standard
ern and Eastern makesi 7Ma75s for
printing cloths; 1lAal2Xc for Amos
keag and other standard brands OF
prints, such as Spragues and Merrimac
D; l5%a17Hc for Spragues and other
poor styles of nous delaines, and zoe
for best new styles; 2714c for New York
Mills muslins; 2213c for Wamsutta; zoe
for TusearAra; do. 15c for Gold Medal;
do. 16c for Hope; do, 121Ec for Red Bank.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at 7 per
cent. on call loans.
STERLISG-Dull at 1875 al OS for first
class bills. The great feature of Wall
street was the effect produced by the
rumors relative to the Cuban relations.
Lord SIanley's reported speech deny
ing that any wrong was committed in
the case of the Alabama, and Senator
Chandler's warlike resolution and
speech in the Senate, gold has ad-
yanced Il per cent, and stocks fell Il
to 1al15 per cent. 1t is stated that the
Atlantic aud Great Western road has
passed into the control of the Receivers,
of whom Jay Gould is one. It's cou-
pons Shave not been cashed by the
Erie Company since April lG, and the
notice Of March 30sh, that they would
cash them, is revoked.
GoLD-Opened at 1879; closed 1854
1874.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Are slightly
lower, but closed steady. There mas
been no amount of realizing but on the
contrary German buyers have oeen
quietly picking up stock at decllne;
Dealers are generally out of bonds and
therefore cannot appear as sellers while
there. is no stock Offering from out OF
town. oo,<
Coupons 'Sl, 1l7Ha11775; do: '62, 1904
a120A; do. '64, 1l6a116ls; do. '62s 411Aa
1l77s; do. new 1l5Iga1l5H; do. '67, li9ts
all6, do. '6S, 11515a115h; lO'4Os' IOozsa
1O6A.
STocKs.-The market was very active
during the forenoon, with the hlghest
made at the opening, though the market
generally continued strong, except on
Northwestern,w which was barely steady;
land 14O; Pacific Mail 95A; st. Paul,
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April l!

WAsH1NGToN, April 10.
The following are among the nomi-
nations sent in to day: Samuel Shelle-
barger, Minister to Portugal; George
w. Lippett OF Rhode Island. Secretary
OF Legation to Vienna.
1t is understood that a large number
OF clerks in the General Post Office will
shortly be removed to provide for new
appointments.
A special Cabinet meeting was held
to day to consider important matters
and lasted most OF the day. All the
members were present except Mr..
Borie, who was absent from the city:
A little less than than half million
of coupons have been received at the
Treasury to- day, to date on account OF
payment of May and July interest un-
der late orders OF Secretary Boutwell,
The rebate amounts to about $l,7OO. 1t
is expected that large amount of this
interest will be paid prior to,the matu-
rity of the coupons.
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ST. LOUIS.
Robbery of n JeweIry Store.
LOUISVILLE, April 10

LOUISVILLE, April 10.
Between and 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, burglars entered j.: T: Ca
pelles Jewelry Store, No: 1859 North
Fourth street. and carried of about
three thousand dollars worth of pro-
perty, including two dozen gold specta-
cles, three dozen gold and six dozen
silver thimbles, twenty-six old watches
left tor repairs, thirty silver hunting
watches, Six dozen gold pencils, thirty
scarf pins, a lot of gold bracelets, all
the finger rings in the show cases, in;
Guiding 500 fine gold rings, several
gold watches. sleeve buttons, je"elry
sets, diamond scarf pins, lockets and
charms, and number of valuable
chain bracelets. None of the plate was
disturbed, and a show case filled with
sets of ladies' jewelry was not molest-
ed. An attempt was made to open the
safe, but it failed, The thieves entered
the store through the skylight, letting
themselves down by rope and left by
the back door. No clue to the robbers.
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we'll Atteated Cure OF Cnt"rrh.

DIR. A. P. LIGHTHILL-DEARS SIR:-YouTE our
treatment in the cure of my Catarrh mas nau
the desired effect, and resulted In permanent
GOOD to me, although my case mas He4uGihtIy 4iy
keen nronounced incurable. and nnd eA-
SoT1,e1I ali other modes OF treatment, win
nI1t the least benefit. My case was so CHROME
o[S tronblesonne that by giving a ieW OF
The symptoms the value OF your treatment
can Re more readily estimated. For years l
had been afflicted with a constant colu III
The head. obstructing my breathing SO as 10
neceskiLate me to keep my mouth open uu-
rIn1 sleep: latterly the discharges became
E0IiiIfed and impacted in my nose 20 sucn
an extent that 1t required the greatest eAer-
ton to expel them. Sometimes tnese I naLa
ened Iumps would get in my throat causing
me TO hawk and ScTape even by the nouF 70
relieve myself. My breath was offensive;
nv memory became impaired. Dizziness
and light headinesS made their appearance
ard OF late symptoms of paralys1s stepPeu
in, and when placed myself unue[ your
care one side of my face was badly anecie1
nv this dread disease. My general healtn
N HaTed alike, there waH constant tired,
JroURy and debilltated feeling, with no en-
erSv 10 move or act; felt as tired on rising In
The morning as did ON going to my bed, my
SDnefite was capriciOus and my disposition
ni6rOse In that condition placed myself
IIDJST Vour care, and am happy to state that
iii tI'Cse Il disaQreeable and dangerous symp-
IonS nave entirely left me, and once more
enjoy the benefits OF good heallh.
ST Giving this publicity you VIII beneht
OtFers similarly affected ana oDnse me.
YOurs truly, JAMES S0b M MkkN4LLE;
Bro0kT1LIe, JcDerSo'I county,
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HARD ON Wool. GRowERs.-The ex-
ceedingly dilGtory nature of the pas
lures this April, bears hard on the wool
growers, some of whom, out of feed,
with no grass aud not much present
prospect, but with plenty of sheep on
hands, are looking decidedly blue. On
several mornings this week the ground
was frozen, it is reported, nard enough
to bear loaded wagon, and to entirely
prevent sowing and narrowing Of pats.
we are we'll aware that on the subject
of the weather, the "oldest inhabitant'
is not very reliable, but 1t may with
great confidence be stated, that such a
spell of cold weather is entirely unpre-
cedented.- WeLLS6Wrg Herald.
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Kew York Cattle Market.
New YORK, April 10.

NEW 1OhhB April ~.
Receipts for the week 6,l47 beeves;
&c, ,l25 sheep and lambs; 1871 hogs.
In beeves the receipts up to Saturday
were, at Communipaw 959; West End
40; at the National Yards 2,77I.
The week opened with large supply
and at prices considerably below the
figures OF last Monday, which, howev-
er, on Wednesday advanced again a
trife. only to recede again to the open
ing rates. Best western steers sold at
16za17c, but there were few cattle good
enough to reach these figures. To-day's
offerings were 125 car loads at Comm1n-
ipaw yards. Anticipations of a light
run during the week caused little
more buoyancy on the part of buyers,
tage put up prices and the market was
stronger. The quality at all the yards
avaraged below the usual grade, there
being too many poor cattle. Cattle
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Bx TELEGRAPII.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April19.
The storm of yesterday was one OF
the seyerest and. most extensive that
has occurred for a long time. 1textend-
ed nearly the whole length of this state
and west as far as the Mississippi river.
At Bloomington, the Catholic Church'
not vet completed, was blown down.
involying loss of fifty thousand dol
Las. At Girard and Virden, Macoupln
comfy. hail stones fell as large as hen s
eogs. and nearly every pane OF glass
was destroyed in the northwest sloe OF
buildings. The whole surface OF coun-
trv is covered with water. AT EIglP,
the house of Jerome WiItste was struck
by lightning, severely injuring man
" At Dubuque tonado passed over
the CITY. and the residence OF Mr.. MY ~
ser was blown down. he killed ana nas ms
wife severely injured. SeVeral houSeS
were unroofed. morning
About 3 O'Clock, yesterday moFnLIS' mn h11mG' ;
fire broke out in an un3ccupleeu peago % Co
ing, in Cherry Valley, Winneoag9 ~, ~
III and before it was discovered ne 1ne
flames had spread SO that the nre Vas S''s
beyond control. Almost the entlFe ~
siness portion of the village was . Gou
sumed. Loss about $50, COO. Less th"n
halfinsured.
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Tho Case ormr. GARLIC.

The Washington correspondence of
the Cleveland Herald has thu following:
Carlile, for Minister to Sweden, was
roughly handled by some of the more
Radical Senators, (Saturday,) because
of his Democratic antecedents, but was
defended by the West Virginia Senators.
His case was postponed. 1t seems like.
ly he will finally be beaten.
The next Question will be, who will
"defend the West Virginia Senntors?"
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ROSTO
Rtcctius of gcrorn League.

A meeting will be held tomorrow
evening to initiate n reform league,
having in view, first, to secure mod
crate and effective tariff, which may be
collected ut the least cost ana interfer-
ence with the industrial pursuits Of the
country; second, to oppose all special
legislation intended to foster private or
class interest; third, to secure some an
nual payment of the principal of the
nationbl debt and the removal of some
of the more onerous taxes; fourth, to
promote treaties of reciprocity with all
the North American States; fifth, to
promote reform in the civil service,
and the appointment of Government
officers on the sole ground of fitness
and ability; and sixth, to secure re-
turn of specie standard of values as
soon as possible.
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TAKE NOTICE

Statement of lr. Il. D. McGeorge. Ja'titor Of
the House Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, 1865
have visited Dr. LighthIu at the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment Tor the
cure or Deafness and noises in the ears, win
Gov, Sav that have been greatly benefited
nv its use although 1 have applied II but
twice and that the treatment ts perfectly
nGinIess and calculated to produce permR-
nent and beneficial results.
II. u. MCGEoRGE,
AfOr0antO1C7I. ". VH.
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A FEW days ago two women living in
Mansfield, Webster county, Illinois,
were observed, in full Bloomer cos
tune, returning from a hunting excur-
sion, each sporting ouble.barrelled
shotgun, carrying numerous snipe,
woodcock aud tomtits, the fruit of the
days campaign.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. April 10.
Accounts of the safety of Livingston,
the African traveller, have been receiv-
ed. 1t is reported he left Zanzibar in
January for England, going overland
UiG. Cairo.
The steamers City of Cork and Allan
ia, from New York, have arrived out.
FRANCE.
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The FrRucO.BeIEIum Conference.
PARIS, April 10.
The French Government refuses to
modify its opinion as to what subjects
shall be submitted for discussion to the
Conference of France and Belgium.
ITALY.
NAPLES, April 10.
The Bellivue theatre was destroyed
by fire last night.
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have known Mr.. James sommeTvside2' f6r rSan2
from BrookVille, Jefferson counS n!SI,snt nj as one
wears and can testify to his sLateuheAI 40 ~
Of truth and veraclty. o,p
whoLesdle Liquor Dealer on Hand Street.
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AN exchange Bays "a boy in Philips.
Maine, has been fined nine cents tIt u
profanity by Justice. W6aiai @ tnatice
nine Cents for profanity by the boyr
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THE Odd-Fellows are going to have a
big time at Charleston on the 26:h.
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Ex SENATOR DIXON, who was so eff
fectually extinguished by the Connec-
ticut election, is going to Europe to
bury his disappointment.
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The U. S. District Court began a ses-
sion at Charleston yesterday.
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NJ. e. DEsFoRGUEs, a French critic.
saws. IN late humber of the Opini0ne
NGtionaLe, that he never laughed more
heartily than upon reading few chap:
ters of Abbott's Life of Napoleon Ill"
He says that all Frenchmen who have
got the blues should learn English and
then read Abbott's ''merry" biography.
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River ana weather.

CINCINNATI, April 19.
Weather, wet. It has been raining
off and on for the last two hours. Their
mometer 66'.
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LETTER FROM
EART RII.AA u. MLALEEk1

CAPT. SILAS F. MILLER
Proprietor Of The Burnett House Ctncf"ndH'
BURNETT HOUSE, February sth' 1857
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIc:
II affords me great satisfaction TO be 9pIe
n Testify to the success of DIR. Lighthll III
the Treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation TO him My hearing mas
FSaT1 impaired for number OF years, at
tIToea To such an extent as TO eunbarrass me
seriously. Dr.: Itghthill. under W whese e. care al
placed Ryse has ,nged me TO erfect 6eaf
me SILAS F. MILLER.
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CHARLESTON the new Capital, is put
ting on airs. One of its streets Is no"
lighted with oil lamps.
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The Ravenswood Ne1Os tries to let
Charleston down easy by suggesting
that possibly after all that place Won't
be the capital.
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Hoofland's German Bitters,
HcoFn.vn,s GERMAN TONIC.

PREPARED BY DR.. C NJ JACKSON:
PHILADELPHlA,P PA.
Thirty flvo years since they were nrst IN
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
otiier remedies kn0 En to the public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver
Com plant, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Servnns lJehiIity,T chronic DIarrh0ea,
SEES arising from a DisOTdered Liver.
stomach or IuteSI tines.
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PARKERsBuRa talks about having
stpa,n fire engine,
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MARr1SsRuRG has a velocipedo and
talks of having another newspaper.
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Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TkAYiON or The SYSTEM, induced
10y severe Labor, Hardsnlps, TX
pOsuTe, k'eVers, &c.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 17.-FLoUR-
Dull at 81 5Oa5 so.
LEGAL TENDERs-At 763<,
MINING SHAREs-Market during the
week was active; sales reaching mill
ionland half dollars; closing irregular;
Alpha, 26; Belcher, is; Bullion, II;
Chollar, 1873: Confidence, 81; Crown
Point, 81; Empire Mill, 50; Gould and
Curry, 1l2; Hale and Norcross, 81; Im-
perial, 73; Kentuck, 254; Accidental, 26:
Ophir, 33; Overman, 80; Savage. 6S;
Sierra Nevada, So; Yellow Jacket, 50.
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From The WeSteym MunuructurerS' Rcrie,U and
RUilTUud journal, Flt6tiSlIed at 81. Louis
and ITlCiidnupOLiS.
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There is no medicine extant equal to these
renedies in such cases. A tone nnd VigOr Is
impaired TO tho whole system; the appetite IS
strengthened, food Is enjoyed, the stomach
digests properly, the blood Is purified, the
com DIexlOn becomes sound and healthy,
the Yellow tinge Is eradlcated from the eN Ell, II
bloom is given TO the checks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
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PRICES
HooHaud' b German Bitters. per bottle 81 90
m
Hoofland's German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, 81 50 per bottle or a half dozen for
81 so.
e6-Do not forget to examine well the ar
ticle you buy, in Oruer TO get the genuine,
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rHE cnIMAvs s-oPsNrEo OF COAL MISBs.

~pp st1MARp-oPENTNo OF COAL MISB5.
The winter in Pekin is severe, and the ques-
ton of fuel may properly be asked. Coal 10
known TO exist in great quantities in the vici-
uitv and was used by the Chinese thousand
wears ago rs fuel, but they have never opened
the mines by any underground workings, for
fear they would destroy the equilibrium OF the
earth, and turn the Celestial Empire upside
down. The question of allowing the coal
mines to be opened ia now being discussed,
and il their prejudice and superstidons could
be overcome, great resource would be created
and employment given to an over-Orowdei
population.
NoDB or ILLUMINATION.
The use of gas is yet mystery to the Celes-
tials, lanterns, lamps, and candles answering
their purposes as we'll as they did their auoes-
tors. An experiment is now being made at
the Office of the Imperial Customs, under the
superintendenee of Robert Hart, Inspector
General of Maritime Customs, who may cause
the illumination of China in more ways than
one, as from his official position and peculiar
relation to the Chinese Government he can
exercise a larger influence for the progress
and improvement Of China than any other
man in the empire.
THE PoLICB-sBwBRAGB--s OF WATER.
The police of the city of Pekin is rigid
enough, as it is a great citadel and city of
officials. The night watohman goes around
twisting rattle or beating two sticks together
all night, to warn thieves that he is about, on
the principle that prevention is better than
cure. The Chinese formerly made gigantic
Improvements in canals, and the interior COM
municatiOn by water is wonderful, but they
have no sewerage in their cities, and no idea
Of introducing water for the use OF the in
habitants-perhaps they have no use for it;
they drink, and never wash themselves. In
Pekn the water is drawn from wells, but is
m = n - \ 4
in the city is covered with a green scum,
which detracts somewhat from the beauty Of
the scenery as well as the desire to use it.
WHAT is WANTED.
If some Baron Haussmann would arise in
Pekin, and had Napoleon to sustain him, 1t
might be made delightful capital. A rail-
road of 600 miles would reach the sea at the
mouth of the Peiho river. Agricultural re-
sources and fruits are abundant. The pas
lures of Mongolia furnish the finest meats, and
the wilds of Mantchuria afford abundant game.
The capital of the empire of 100000 900 of
human beings without railroads, telegraphs,
gas-works, water-works, newspapers, or any
other of the institutions which we call evil
dences Of civilizationl What can be expected
to come from it If the city were engulfed
by an earthquake tomorrow, it would be q
month before any other capital would hear of
it, and then no exchanges would be disturbed,
no ties severed, no tears shed. It is a dead
city, and, until connected with the world by
steam and electricity, and bound to Christen-
dom by the ties of common religion, 1t can
have no human brotherhood. p.
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CAPITAL, 81, 200, 900
DIR r o IT o r. 8.


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Perpetual ana Temporary Policies on Libersl Tern,
DIRECTORS.
sSnae SasEes S;ans. 8; asnohef' Aho%as spsfk,
eeoiSsi George v v Richards. william 3; Grant.
lsaac Lea Alfred u. Baker,
George Eales, Thomas y. Bllisl
AIS GHARhES y, ~ 6ANNk4R. President
JAS. W. McALLISCER, Secretary pro tenn,
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TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUsIYELY-THR
10 fEENSILNANIA FlRE INSURANCE OOM
$40 walls UT street, OPPOSITE Independence square
This Company, favorably known 70 the community
or damage by aasse on Ppbllo or Private Buildings
either permanently or for UNITED time. Also on
Furniture Stocks OF Goods, and GerohRnoise gene
Their Capital, together with large Surplus Fund,
them 70 offer to the insured an undoabts security In
the case OF loss -.
2ie9Snde9 si DER henson. %homss i smith.
TSc%ss saaS nSai Ro6ins. !. gaiE aIilinsSs% fs Fem
pANiET SMITH. Ja., Prssident
WIN. Q. CROWELL, Secretary. seoi