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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Schooner Rosa McEeyitt, Mullen, Philadelphia,
Sci Schooner John r. Reese, woolford, Baltimore,
Schooner Maggie Bell, Hall, Rockland, lime, A. s.
Schooner Elizabeth White, Rose, Philadelphia
Schooner b. G. Tubman, Booth, Norfolk, ma
chinery and slaves, to order.
Schooner Reporter, Blizzard, Jamcs river, bsled
oats, p. Haxa.
Schooner Nice Hill, Walker, Edcnson, fish, Da-
Sc sahoonsr triumph, Surburn, Edenson, fish, Da-
Schooner Ida James, Wilson, Edenson, fish, Da.
Schooner Lille Lottie, Clorey, Norfolk, scrap
Schooner b. B. Carter, Reed, Claymon:, lumber,
Johnson Harwood & Estes.
-, SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, ner-
~, ndise and passengers. L. +. Tarurl. agent
Schooners Alice Hill and Triumph, down river,
light.
p,rk Edwin fGerman), Chr!stOpherson. CITY
Point to finish loading flour, Liverpool, Gallego
Mills Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schooner Caroline w. Holmes, jackson, Balsi-
more, May 5. ,
Barge Manchester went to City Point Yesterday
with tobacco for the bark Louis, ana barge Rlcn-
mond with -four for the bark Edwin.
Schooners Amos Falkcnburg, Rackett; ana 81.
Mcdonnell, Steelman, hence, arrived ct Phlladel-
pI Arrived ut New York May 9th, schooners Mar
cissa and Butterfly. from Norfolk.
VINEYARD HAVEN, May .2.-,Arrired, Charles
Comery, Creamer hence for Richmond, Ne May
3.-Brig Mariana Santos, Boston, for Rio Janeiro
RIO GRAgDu, March 1O.-Arrlycd, brig Orion
(Nor) Lubcken, Richmond pia ST. GATHERINGS.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, AECkLENBURG
y COUNTY VA.-RECENT DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly imprsSna-
ted with the celebrated q" Sal It's OF Lttlia" Ihese
Springs open for the reception OF Vlsltcrs on lne
FIRST OF JUNE, 1874.
In most Of the chronic forms or disease reSaroeu
as remedial by mineral waters these Springs ENJOY
deservedly high reputation. l., u
In general adaptation and curative power III us
eases of women, IN dyspepsia In it5 prolean iors,
i'm chronic intermittent fevers, and In all diseases
peneru,ed by malarial poisons. they are WlthouI a
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. !ne
proprietor Is aware that this Is very strong claim.
The public will Judge II 1t esuStained by the teStl-
monals submitted. -.,,,,o
Since the last Spring season several Vatuao!e
springs have beer discovered at this place one OIL
Them according to an analysis mace Dy M S Oh
ronry, OF Baltimore, is decidedly imprcgnaleo WIN
The .tSaIts of Lithia" which has given such celc-
brity to the Gettysburg spring In our OWN country
and to the AK Ia Chappelle ana ylchy Mae ihi 10
the continent OF Europe, and when ls SO nisniiy
esteemed in the medic al world as Tenleay ~
govt, rheumatism, aud In kidney and piaoder alec-
lions. ,,,,.- =,
PENNSYLVANIA, says: "There Is perhaps no othei
remedy from which equal efficacy may oe exPe sS
In the removal OF the deposits OF the urate Oh soua
In the joints and lgamentous tissues in equity pa
tents, aud In preventing the deposits Ia she Aio-
neys and urinary passagcs."-
It may be worthy OF not tnat lnls Id Tue oul >
Spring in Virginia In which this salt Is founo
other wise than the interest trace. r.
Pamphlets containing analysis, test monials, &c.'
LADD & Co., druggists, or Messrs. VEST, JoaS-
sToN & Co. booksellers, Main street, hlchnl0nu'
Va or by addressing the undersgned ~ Boyai.Soh'
Va fap 24-dHw4ml THOMAS i. GOODG :
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'.aasFoad a6t f iaiiis afaEfrcs s,,,,.r.
0nyier AIuraer Rrsal. .. !

ssAsAe - aiIf W TUG UlEpdtch,1
NoRfoLk, May 8.--The annual meeting q,
the stockholders Of the seaboard and Roa.
noke railroad was held to-day In ports.
mouth. All the old officers were reelected
aud the report OF the president was emf.
nently satisfactory. After the adjournment
the stockholders, members OF the press. and
a number Of guests left on an excursion
sran for Raleigh at noon, returning to.mor.
row night. -
The schooner Alabama, from the Kappa.
hahnock river with timber for Bangor, Me.
Is on Hampton bar ful OF water.
The schooner Rankin, Captain Hall. bound
70 h,ns's mill. on James river, collided on
Monday night with an unknown brio Of,
cape Henry and lost her main sail. main
rigging, and part Of her rail. She has since
gone up the river.
Inc rioters who participated In the Sun.
Gay night affair that murdered Gaylor vere
paced on trial yesterday, and all the evi.
dence and argument was heard. Insti.eo
Ludlow Doyle, Ronney, and McphaiI we're
on tnc bench. Decision was reserved
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T1HE FAVORITE HOME REMEDY.

II
This unrtvalled medicine Is warranted not 10 con-
tain single particle of GRRCUAI or any iuJuriou,
mineral substance, butts
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those southern roots and herbs which
an all-wIse Providence has placed IN countries
where LIVER DISEASES mort prevail. 1t will cure
all diseases caused by arrangement OF The liver and
bowels.
SIHMCNS'S LIVER REGULATOR
for meGlcne) Is eminently family medicine, and
by being kept ready for immediate resort will save
many an hour Of suffering and MANY dollar In
!iise aud doctors bills.
After forty years trial 1t Is still receiving the
most unqualified testimonials to its virtues from
persons or the highest character and responsibility
Eminent phyiciaus commend /; as the most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA
OR INDIGESTION.
Armed with this antidote all climates and changes
OF water and food may be faced without fear. AS
remedy in malarous fuvers, bowel complaints,
restlessIess, jaundice, nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
1t is the cheapest purest, aud best family medicine
in the world
Manufactured only by
j. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, aud PHILADELPHIA.
Price, 81 per bottle. sold by all druggists.
fe rs decd&w3m
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from louisa SoGDty.

+. :rs,,s:.-,.I. = :..r Richmond Dispatch.
I-vlsA COURTHOUSE. VA.,1
May s, 1874. .
r. Nnig&;, 4 Py;AiJs oi this place gave
= .-'.5!a5":..f,.. Ia: night consisting 0!
-. Lie, -. AID cl.rades.
IT, -a...I4Huep: was opened with
:-c..> to.A- ,u.c:} J, nhich seemed to please
= =l-a &c. >c.y much. Among other
4. use w,rr Hungarian Melody, BY +.
L.:. - C..-..os laucr, by l.. N. Colt
$50,
Ell ,.s~> 49, y~ry pretty. ODe OF the
-, &.,jc -. Magic" "aS very tine.
H., ..,"tpc y:.Mad"> "ere acted timely :
"''~.:..!4,A Of tn Jury,' The Dancing
.'...-...;.. Beauty and the Beast and
81. Love Of !. !:onnet.I
Ia ...ls VA beautifully decorated. The
- il WI! l. lor tDe benefit OF that So
..-?.
J." w@.at in Thu county has been slightly
.-i,''i ~ Tie Aeayy rains. The weather
iV---! s Ger. VINCENT.
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ro,y Political Party In Illinois.

CHICAGO, May Ga meeting of the Adyi-
sory Board of the State Farmers Assocla-
ton of illinois was held at Bloomington yes
terday So out Of 102 counties being repre-
scented. The availability Of organizing an
independent political party, Which matter
had been referred to them by the last meet,
ing of the State Association, was discussed
at great length. 1t was finally decided by
AN almost unanimous vote that new party
should be organized, which shall include
members of all industrial organizations, and
call was issued for State Convention at
Bloomington. ~ eas
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.. J.-i ato.l u Tie Balli no:e SUM-
The financial Situation,
! MRS CP HLw !NFLATIoS AovEhEs.

AG~Hs CP ELT IHFLATIoS AOvEAESTS-TRE
coAlNo BATTLE IN THE SENATE.
Washington, May j.-Iutimations are be-
~ -.Auc III POLITICAL circi.s here that the
Doh! AIS Q! Tie y 6. are about to inaugu-
:i,r@ l:.aGcIal movement based on modi-
=! !J:M OF the Penlctonian greenback
-. |, Is alleged that this III ,veinent " i'll
LA'~ =" supper; OF uauy OF the western aud
i'a,..":1 Democratic members OF Congress,
ga ~: urcr;Urt> have been made to the iu-
A',.3a Republicans Of the Morton and Logan
NiG ipa>cs'laiu their views on the subject.
Although lhr.c statements are repeated
WIKI Mu"- emphasis, inquiry in Democratic
Guar tr> Aa7 not 80 far substan.iated them.
-, 'ery certain that many leading western
b".a'"r:i> in and out Of Congress are, and
lay i9r some liine been. in favor of Substi-
'+'.'- SrceDhacks for national bank notes as
M"'.um Of circulation, but movements
A.@i" ~ Via! ei!cc: have not developed any
-tiEvc'4Hie strength, and it is not at this time
Lh'1t nat i concert Of action in this respect
'9"'G be,ccu:eG even among western Demo-
e;';-' During :Ae present season OF uncer-
'~'",: Is 10 1iOancial legislation new plans
N~A theories are suggested every day,
49, the c0pcoctors Iuagi1e will bring
f|'-'H triumph before the country to
-" i4T'y Which adopts them. In
I"''|'.cc 20 tic greenGack idea Lard-mo-
"rt Democratic senator remarked Tonight
'-a- IL did not object TO the issue of more
e'Fca1ach7 Ii they were not made legal
tt.-cr, but were pu, on the same footing as
=. 1'"er paper money below par. Wall
'j!"". continues ia I siale OF fcyerish aDxi-
-. "Gd dispatches are constantly received
H9A! TIE operators Of that locality begging
~: ti!r smallest items Of news affecting the
!Aaller OF the finances. Senator Morton
Las not been IN bis seat tor week. He has,
however, been in constant consultation with
LIS trends ever the financial situation, and
peVLslns plan Of cam paign for the financial
oattic which Is soon TO commence anew in
the Senate.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. I

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY. {
COMMENCING MARCH 29rH, 1874
7 J trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH.
5:05 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily except Sum
day., connecting for all points South
and West. Sleeping car to Weldon.
I I 100 A, NJ, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Pc
tersbury and Norfolk daily except Sum-
tpy Passengers for Norfolk can
leave on the 8 a. II. train Sunday.
ono p M, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West, with
Pullman Sleeper attached, running
through from Richmond ~ savannah.
5:35P. NJ, FGEiGlIr daily except Sunday
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. b.. FREIGHT TRAIN dsily te1eept
Sunday with coach attached.
100 p. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
Potomac for all points Fast aud West
s,,pM.. tCCUMHUDAfION daily.
S:5S p NJ THROUGH NAIL daily except Sum
day). connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Cbessp( AXE and Ohio railroads for alb
points East and West. Through Pull
mans Sleeper attached, running
through TO Baltimore.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop pet%een HiC. ,f
moud aud Petersburg except at MANCHESTER aa@
Chester. ,Y,,, .u ,o.y. .,E.aOA
~. and rernrning leave Richmond AZ +. nj. oahy'
iexcent sundays, III, ~ from,
| AppomattoI depot su,,y s,,,r,,,c,acnt.
| NH 20 n. Shh -" 4, S"SS,'
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ArkRlGsas AHntrs

LifFLs Rock, May 6.-Baxter's officer,
MAJ e refused to obey the habea, corpus for
Tue supreme Court judges on the ground
tnat fnlsSkl county is under martial law.
Baxter mas ordered duplicate OF the State
seal whicn the 6rooksites captured from the
express office. INC
A general military air prevails here,bopts
CiscIssArr, May 6.-Thc Times has tho
following special from Little Rock, Ark:
"Judgss Searle and Bennett, who rers
captured on Sunday night last ut Argents.
made their escape from the guard at Benton.
and arrived here early this morning. The
writer has seen and conversed With then. %
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE. Nay 6.-Fiour dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat quiet but nrm; choice amber, 81 SO0otl .S3:
Pennsylvania rtd. sl.74@$1.7S. Corn dull white
southern, SoGSGc.; yellow southern, S58S7c.
changed. Pork easier ut a17.25Gsl $50. Bulk
meats-shoulders, &c.; ell rib-sides, 9c. Bacon
shoulders, 7at17Hc.: clear rib-sides, 9S91Oc.
Sugar-cured hnms, 14@15. Lard nrm ut IOliI
lOtc. Western butter easy and In good demand
bulk Of sales at 34@35c. Coffee unchanged. This.
key dull and nominal al 97c. Sugar unchanged
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Now York Cisy's Comptroller.

NBn YORK, May G.-There was much ex-
element to-day growing out of al alleged
discovery made by some lawyers that the
passage of the consolidation act legiSlates
Comptroller Green out of office, and that
the city is now without a comptroller.
Whether the opinion of these lawyers will
stand the test before the courts is ques-
tinnahla
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IHpIAHAPoLls, May 6.-The municipal cleo
ton yesterday Was one OF the most hotly
contested ever held in this city. and the vote
the heaviest ever polled, resulting in vic
tory for the Democrats, or anti-tempsrance
party. The Democrats elected nine out Of
thirteen councilmen. The Democratic can.
didate for Mayor WAS also elected. This is
the first time in eighteen years that the city
has been under Democratic control.
The temperance ticket WAS elected at JEFF
fersonville. Paris, Munsie, Waterloo, Wa
bash, New Albany, Franklin, Angola, Mxdi-
son, and Charlottesville went Democratic.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Nay G, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
els. Mixed. rs bushels. o'A
OATs.-7G6 bushels.
SALES.
CORS.-Wbite, so bushels very road at sQa. yell
low, on bushels very good at SIC
oA1k.-ao bushels very good at $50.
RE-EXH1BITED.
CoRH-White, $50 bushels.
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BY Telegraph.
\ EW YORK MARKETS,

INV YORK, May o-Cotton du,l ,,,e, oao
PAS AZ !1tQlsHc Southern -four heavy and de-
C Gnu common to fair extra, $o.4OIs725;
Snon 70 cnolce extra, 81 .309b11. Wheat hesvy
changed. Sugar steady at 7kGssc. for fair 10 good
1snning., hoi1sses quiet Kosin quiet at 81. 10.
for new mess. Lard frlner At 10 Hide. Whis-
key lower at 97Hc.
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We regard the Ciyil-Rishts bill as the
sfaHest measure that has yet been presented
u CoDSress--as fraught with terrible con-
tc4uenccs both TO the white race and the
biack race. 1t is difficult 10 over estimate
Us perm Or 10 cxaggera,e its folly. The day
1lat II becomes Il Iaw will be dark one to
every honest lnan who hopes for the repose
ana prosperity Of his country.-Lonisviile
loar ,er-JoQra1i.
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orFrCE OF ENGINEER AND SUpKRIaTkap6sE't
RICUMOSp AND UANyILLE RA1LR0hbSO, Z
pICUuOND, VA, April % 1874. j

OrFfCE OF ENGINEER AND SupkAlaIsNUnSSt
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE hAILa aoIS
RICHMOND. VA, April 29' 1879. >
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS to take effect
y FRIDAY, May /, lS74.-SoUTnERH E1rkEsS
tYa,tward)-ieayes richmond at 6:oSA d. !esfen
b,nyilIe At 1903 ?. 81; arrives ~ uFeensDoto a.
3:43 z. M. and Charlotte at =. oil. r,,xse fe.s,..
var,il-leayes Charlotte at S:S3 a.. ~; sa M
sreanshoro Mt l:l5 r. N, Danyillc at a;3o r. ALI
3rrtevie at 500 p. n. and arrives ~ hrinono
a. 40 p. NJ This train connects ~ In ia w.,
Win trains on the Atlanta and kicnnno ,.,narr
railroad from New Orleans MGoie, M 1Us, s"1ei"
atlanta and all points South ana soua as p,chmou6
THROUGH MAIL twesiwafa(MI Ill =, o.s2 p. NJ.
striyes ar t;reeneboro' nj 1890 A. N; arrSes az
Charlotte At $3.50 A. 81. THIS Tram rn1nmbIr
Syharjofie with trains on the CLnfiotte, 10
ami Atlanta. and Atlanta and R1chmnnd A H.,.,
r,IIroad FOR Atlanta. Mobile Ne1 Orieasis' .i.n
bfa A upusta, Savannah. Charfestouy 5aD s PLACE
Syeeping- Car on trains from Richmono'' Ne" VI
leans. -, ,a.,.s ch,rlotte 1t
p II leaves q recnsbOr0' &C 2l5 A. a. ie1s.ImS
I)auyilie at 5:2S A. M; leaves BnfSssine This
A. NJ; arrives ut Richmond NJ go 3. -, the
train connects at Burkeyille Win TALL Txrchs
Atlantic, Mississippi and Quo raliroaa ii'I ~
LYScakuRG PASSENGER (westwnaJ Lave g
Richmond nj 9:42 A. 81. arrives AZ Du nao p NJ
1887 z. NJ; arrives at LyEchonr2 AZ f.rU
BURKE VILE ACCOMMODATING enos, ntch-
leaves Burkeytlit at 1856 A. ID. sIhs0 - $500
mopd 4. 1853 M. an,,h-
Through tickets sold to all points South ana soolo
west ana 0Ss''ase e''eoAe' Z. NJ. 4. TALCoTT..
Engineer and superintendent, :,
81. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation aP1.
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CT I.OEIS MARK ETS

ST. LOUIS, May 6.--Flour frmer; low and me-
dium lrants csc. higher. Corn easier for some
No. q mixed. 6S@8Shc. on track and In elevator
white mixed higher at 72@SOc. Whiskey firm at
csc. Pork firm and higher at fl 74fl7.25; held
at close At 1880. Bacon stiff and higher; shout
dcrs, &c; clear-rib, 9.99ac.: clear, 9htG DC.
Lard firm ! &c. for summer, 1O4c. for winter.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CIxcIxSATI, May 6.-Fl0nr quiet and unchanged
Corn iirmer and higher II 72475c. Po1k-dcnant
l0hGlOSc Bacon In fair demand and firm shout
ders, 7c. clear rib, 7iG9lc. clear, 9hc. WhisSe.
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~ Telegraph.

.',,-> NEW YORK
fhw YORK, May e-Eoon.-stocks active and
is'esish ana lower. Money, 4. Gold l12 E1-
e"s"Se-honR' 1853; short, 49l. Governments
sct'e ana little Oh. States quiet and nominal.
Bssning-Money easy at !; supply in excess Of
demand Exchange firm at 4ss. Gold. 112nm
LEX. Governments steady and active, sta,es a
little better for some.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, May 6.-The Captain General
has issued decree ordering the formation
of eight battalons Of colored militia. aour
prominent bad characters, VINO onereo
armed resistance TO General Darones, were
shot this morning by order Of a eouEtmar-
tial, q
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SfeaElshtp Burned.

FARTHER PolNr, May 6.-The steamship
Circassian, at this place from Liverpool, re-
ports on the 1st Of May she encountered the
steamship Linda on fire, and took of the
crew, in longitude ~ west.
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New ORLEANS, May Gall the crevasses
in Plaquemine parish are closed, and the
work Of repanting has commenced. The
sugar-cane in the inundated parishes has
not been entirely ruined.
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IAE CATHOLIC CosvocArIos-C ,ncinn att,
IA! '.-At The lnest!ng Of Catholic arch
bishops to-day Philadelphia was made an
AFchCi9cese. It il thought that two other
Tchcioccscs will be created, and that addi-
H9nal blshoprics wiil be formed.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAp,s
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.. |
RICHMOND, Va, April 81, 1874
DEDUCED RATES FROM RICHMONn
LII TO THE KESH

And corresponding low fateS 70 all pOlntB WEST,
NORTHWES and SOUTHWhST.
Families and parties emigratng 10 the West wiz
lower than the above second class. Baggage check
cd through.
For tickets or Information apply to j. C. DANTE,
S. w. Agent Greensboro, ". G.; r. PECKHAM.
Agent. Broad and Seventeenth streets; GARBER'a
Union Ticket Office, S26 Main street, or 10
EDGAR VLIET,
ap29-1m G.P &. T. Agent, Richmond, Va.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
HARDWOOD ~ PITTERS
WARRRooH5 No. s GOVERNOR STREET.
DOM lail tosee our spring stock Of elegant and
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
The woods used In manufacturing our goods are
ali well seasoned, rich, and han dsome and cannot
oe e1eslled by any house In the State.
WARDROBGs, DEDSTEADS
BUREAUS, WASuSTAEDs,
TABLES and CHAIRS, and
PARLOR BUTTS
Of the most fashionable style and superior ou,hty
DlSIsG-HoON FURNITURE WALNUT aud OAKj,
latest styles and OF the very best work mansbiD.
MATTRESSES OF all kinds ON hand, and any size
made to order. s..
Goods delivered In any part OF the city. Now we
will ten tell you the most Interesting part-ws have
REDUCED OUR Prices. -r
I'm i'm
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Serious Charge Against Reform Com.
misSlonorS.

New YORK, May 6.--The grand jury has
found q presentment against the present Re-
form Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
recliop. charging that since May l, 1873, the
commissioners have bought dry goods in a
manner Ut once wasteful and eXtravagant,
and leading directly to corruption. The
Commercial has story about the we'll
known charity organization "St. Johns
Guild" charging that large sums OF money
contributed have not been accounted ior ;
that the temporary treasurer las decamped,
and that he did SO with The knowledge OF
other officers. The receipts of Gould" in
cash in February and March were 10000,
of which sum only 500 is said to have
been expended for the relief Of the poor.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. MAY 6.-Fnur qllet and unchanged
Corn quiet at SOGSzc; Pork dull and dropping al
S1725 Bacon in lair demand and higher; shout
durs 74c clear rib, 9Nc.; clear, 10ac. Lard, NC
WhiSkey, 92c.
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DRUGS AND aMDyC,NIs

S1MMONS'S HEPATIC COMPeIND
~ OR LIVER CURE, for all Deraugement, Of
the Liver, Kidneys. Stomach. and Bowels. This
Compound Is pronounced by DR.. c. A. Simmons,
who Was the former proprietor OF simmons Liver
Regulator, being far superior to 1t or anv other
preparation now offered to the public. It is NM nm
In large bottles. For sale by ali druggists WOOD
6 SONS, agents, corner OF Ninth anu Main streets.
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SEWING.MACHINE
THE SINGER sEWING-MACHINEs.
STATISTICS OF SWORN SALES FOR 1873.
"If the number sold Of any one MACHINE be eri
The palm."-Gep York Daily Press.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company SOLO
1890.
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Company sold
Weed Sewing Machine Company sold 21,769.
Howe Machine ;;ompany-No returns.
Wjl'coI & Gibbs Sewing Machine Company sold
Secor Sewing Machine Company sold s,43o.
By consulting The ABOVE
SWORN STATEMENT
our readers will zee that
THE SINGER COMPANY
SOLD NEARLY TWICE AS MANY MACHINES
IN 1879 AZ auy other company, which proves
-,,,,n,v ,hatitis THE BEST and most popular OF
r.,b,nas Further comment Is unnecessary. Gall
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