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ton of the federal government. Yet we
would forego any party advantage to Sc
cure the peace, welfare and progress Of
Louisiana. Let those who profess to
value these reflect on the jeopardy to
which they are now committed.
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Base ball Young men play when the
thermometer lie nearly up to 100, and yet
bu. few aunstrokes are known among them
j. is peculiarly OF the brain that protects
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FREEDMEN'S BANK CLAIMS

Will be bought by party for cash at the highest
rates paid Address applications, stating amount
of claim with name and residence of owner to
A. B. c.. PostotHce box No. 2545, New Orleans.
iyln 81 2ns
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The Southern Dramatic Club Will give its
third complimentary entertainment the
present season at the St. Charles Theatre,
OIL Tuesday evening. July 25
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LOST.

OST OR MISlAIn~csSrpncTr,,nro,c~ cS~~~c~-~~
ancs ,U a snsee shares New Orieans Mns NO. Asa
as9 date. n sySs Of Mod nss,
son having been made for : y.; - is7s. Applca-
iyIS Is az sainst negotiating for same parties aIe
A. GAA0TIS. Admiuistr.tor
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Alter all of the speculative editorials the
eu!k Of light that has been thrown on the
comet is all moonshine
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According to dental estimates it costs the
American people Sj0OO,0e0 year TO Keep
their teeth in order.
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FOB RENT.

IL h1 aESsT1 5rIS{ OCTOBER l. 1874 THE
part street corner o a,~ecli cling No 20 North RAM
iyl7 ST. p'S ~ ., G. T. BENISS -N'
T00 q No. 80 Carondeet strset
part q to- CITY, TIE MOST ARisToCRaT1c
mat splendid residence w,th thoroughly repaired
j. H. JENSEN n corner n Of Third Street grounds
and II A. H. and and no dCaTondelet street between
- iva
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4 brother of the Khan OF Khiva has
fuinei the Russian army. Khan such
things be!
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Mr. Thackeray once described the late
Jries ,JaD;n as that tawdry literary man.
]; was good criticism Oh the Frenchman
e.-!e,
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TT1HE COTTAGE.
AT THE LAKE END PONTCHA pTp, AIN ptrpo.n
tLett side, near centre of the wharf.
LOUIS MAYER. Proprietor.
FAMILY parties accommodated on most reasonable
terms and ia elegant style. VA isl2 3n
MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

United States VS.. Steamer Florence,
IL THB UNITED STATES DISTRICT COERT
Il District of Louisiana, No. los Sin Obedience
to an admiralty warrant to me directed in tho
above entitled suit ha seized and taken in m y.
possession " NY
THE STEAMBOAT FLORENCE, her engines AN.
parel, furniture, tackle, etc, now libeled bv the
United States for the causes set forth in the ,iha
States. o oni.eo
And do hereby cite and admonish the OWNER n,
owners thereof, and all and every person or ner.
or interest in or to the same, to be and ap5ear at
astrct court of the United States for the dis.rct
on the first Monday in August to show cansa
EV they have or can, why the said steamboat
apiehGe should not be condemned and be sopd
agreeabiy to the prayer of lbelant o 70 eoio
July 3, 1874. 'iioo' new Orleanss
iv4I11aaro 3. B. PACKARD
o., - - "tS United States Marshal
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Little birds il nest agree because they
Gre afraid to fail ont.
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Methodism is on the increase il England
t. the extent OF 1000 yearly.
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The American Bible Society will supply
a.: railroad cars with Bibles.
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Brigham Young is about to take another
exc. This time it is the wife OF an lrlsn-
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Miss Lolita has purchased corner lot in
San Francisco for 5000.
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To-day the Minerva Social Club picnic at
fhe De!achaise Grounds.
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WANTED.

VI1O PROPERTY OWNERS-TEE ADvBR.
4 User desires to purchase d medium sized two
story DWkLLlNG HOUSE, brick preferred with
comn0dlous yard, in the First District, making
monthly payments thereof. Best of references
gwen. Address s. s. S. Republican office, stating
iocatloh. jyl
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I, should be easy to tell the weight of {
Gsh by his scales.
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ArersrA, Ga, April 29.-The weather
has been very cold last night and to-day.
Reports from Southern Georgia state that
there was heavy hal-storm, which has in-
jured the crops.
WILMINGTON, DEL., April 29.-There was
heavy rain.storm, accompanied by thunder
and lightning, kst night, followed this
morning by snow and rain, extending as
far south as Dover and over all that portion
of the peach-growing region in which the
fruit had not previously been killed. Tele-
grams from a number Of prominent fruit
growers generally express the opinion that
the fruit is not killed, but that it certainly
will be if freezing weather follows the
storm. The fruit region not injured before
this storm was expected to produce three
million baskets; but if freeze comes to-
tai failure is feared.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

Spain.
LoEDoN, April pa special dispatch to
the Daily Standard from Bayonne denies
that Portugalero and Santureo have been
evacuated by the Carlists.
The latest dispatches from the seat of war
state that General De La Concha, with 90
900 Republican troops, has moved from tie
sea-coast in the direction of Valmaseda,
twenty-five miles southwest Of Bilbao, for
the purpose of striking the CarlistS in the
rear. Marshal Serrano, with 4 force equally
is strong, is to make simultaneous attack
on the insurgents from tile front. The Car
lists are reported to be strongly entrenched.
England.
LONDON, April pa conference of own
ers and agents of steamships which ply be-
tween Liverpool and New York is being
held at Liverpool. 1t is understood the re-
suit will be vigorous competition between
the various lines, and that freight and pas
senger rates will be reduced.
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= Tie saualasra sl..s,,.sIaisio,,..,,::

MsMrnsss TENN, April 2e.-Tihe river 4.
STATIONARY, but forty miles Vide. There IL II
no change IN the condition Or the railroads
The former reportsof the food and conse.
quent s,lffertngs are more than confirmed. !
B MONROE, La, April 28.-The river here
has fallen an inch and a half in the last
twcnty.four, hours. The water above is
higher by two feet than 1t was ever before
known.
NEw ORLEANS, April 29.-Planters who
hoped to mike five thousand 'hogsheads of
sugar now only hope to save seed.
Families from all quarters are coming to
the highlands.
Most os the large plantations in Tecbe
have been abandoned.
Three persons have been drowned at the
Mobile and New Orleans railroad, on Pearl
river,
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1874.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 20, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hattcrss, Ernest, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. G. ". Allen 4 co.
Steamer Transit, Trayers; Blls'nore' mefcnan-
disc and passengers. l.. b. Tatum. ", Tar
Schooner Ida j. Jane, Jane, Richmond, me'' ice
j. NJ. McGowan.
Steamship Hatieras, Ernest New orr nler
%rr,,ner Jonu sylvester, Clifford, Snrl"iS, Iaer'
cSandIse aud passengers. J.. Is. T=tuin, agent
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Kate and Luella, Bonsal, New York
April 81. ,o,,.n.
schooner and slnup. from Norfolk, with grain
and shin giles, below the bar, ana were eApec'eo
up l;'Ss al1 Mass Arril Goth, schooner Maggie
pnn from Rocklanr. Me-. for this port
sailed from Newport II. l. April 2ith' schooner
Anna NJ. Nash Nickerson. for virginia.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFICE OF L1GHTnoUSE iSSrEGGToR' T1iRp
rISTpECr. TJnpkinSuHe, ~ y, April y, !St4.-5
Entirc IS hereby given that the Middle Ground
shoal south Of Stonington lighthouse Fisher r
Island, is now marked ny ss Hrrrtntore
lfSSJ, SITsGToS, Apiil 27, 1S74The Lighthouse
Roard gives The followir notices Cow
Had af The western end OF the island OF Martina
after the night Of the 18th Of May next every
On and after May l1th fixed red liglt VIII D,
shown from the lighthouse recently efecteo u
ii nn anf nrtor MAY st steam fog whistle VIII Of
sounded during thick and foggy weather al Eas
Brother Island, in the straits separating Sn ran
sios m whistle will ne sounded uurinE thick ant
foggy weather on the sand spit on tho north side o
the entrance to Humboldt Bay.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Arrlyed: washington
GIamorgan Australia, City OF BROOKLYN. ArrlTe'
out Howard, Helen Campbell, Edmund Nay Elm
Clara Eut0r.
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zBY2sTELEaR.ApH.
Heavy Ratns-rirs In r,yncnbss,s.
fSnecial telcsram sA the Disna,ch.

Especial telegram to the DISPATCH.
LFNcHarRG, VA, April 29..--There was =
heavy and continuous rain here during the
night and until about s O'Clock this morn.
ing, when We were treated to genuine
midwintcr snow-storm, snow continuing to
fall fast aud furious until s O'Clock. 1t is
now Q O'Clock, and clearlng.off indications
are visible. The river as yet but Slightly
affected.
The tobacco mandatory Of John w.
Stone, on Twelfth street, was barned to the
ground this morning at O'Clock. The
building and contents were total loss
stones loss in stock and fixtures was about
$4,000, Of which $4,000 was covered by
insurance in the Amazon, the Manhattan,
the Atlantic, and the London Globe. The
building was the property Of Charles II.
Lynch. lam unable to state its value or in
Surancc.
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Naval Matters-Courtesy to Secretar,
Richardson, &c.
ISpee!al telegram to The Dispstch.l

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.]
NoRroLS, April 29.--Captain r. T. Rem
shaw, OF this city, has been ordered to the
command OF the sloop.of:war Ticonderoga,
now at our naYv-yard repairing.
The revenue cutter Colfax sailed for her
station in the bay to-day.
Secretary Richardson is at the Atlantic,
and was called upon by q large number of
our merchants, bankers, and others yester-
day, and a cordial interchange OF civilities
was the result.
There was bloody row among sailors
from the United States ship Ticonderoga on
Main street this afternoon, and q number
were cut.
Committees from the two bodies Of the
City Council and from the public at large
conferred with Congressman Platt to-day
with view Of seeking Government aid to
deepen the harbor.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 40, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WnBAT.-White, IL bushels. Red % bushels.
CoRN.-White, 81 8 bushels. Mixed, $40 bushels.
OATS.-370 bushels
STLPSTCFF.-1.750 pounds.
SThAW.-45 bales.
SALES.
WHRAr-White, 20 bushels prime at 81 S5: ~
bushels common at $3.50; 80 bushels at go.
WIIEAT-Red, % bushels ut 81 go.
CokN.-Whlte, 142 bushels on private terms.
CoRN.-Mi1ad, 116 bushels on pr yato terms
"a bushels very good at SSc. o
SHIPsTUgF.-l,750 pounds at $3.50 per 100
pounds.
sTRAW.--45 bales at SOC.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WlIEAr.-Nhite, rs bushels.
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'''' .,.,. ~ tic Richmond n'sratch'l
,,v> rso~1f'NsNlhIs-1 SA'A % As
,,s,yHS ~ .,irNCURtRG.
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HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
LII New York. am now prepared to furnish my
customers and the public with goods bought very
much under their value. -a
In DRESS GOODS have everything new Ala,
Is ouI, which will sell from 21c. up.
STRIPED JAPANESE POPLISS, 2sc.;
STRIPED SILK PUPLINS, o0c.; -s
COL0RED SILKS IN every shade, for dresses and
trimming; ...-.
BLACK SILKS cheaper than they ever were;
BLACK ALP ACAS from Csc. up;
BLACK ALPACA at 50c.-beautiful;
WHITE and COLQRED PIQUES at all prices;
NAINSOOK, plain;
EAISSOOK, plaid and striped-very cheap;
Good "A BLEACHED COTTON at 1oc.;
TABLE DAMASk from 35e. up;
NAPKINS at all prices;
TOWELS at 12kc. worth CSC;
CAS5IAERES-in Cassimeres for men and boys
have the best stock evtr offered in this market;
LINENS for men and boys; -.-.r
have great many other goods, too numerous to
MENTION all Of which shall sell VERY CHEAP.
Also, more eases Of the best LAWNS at 12i!c.
Any one in want OF CHEAP GOODS will do
we'll 10 give me call before buying elsewhere.
JULIUS SYCLE, AIS Broad street.
Country merchants will do well to examine my
stock OF DRESS GOODS. 17-tmy7
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r AIDES AND MISSES SERGE ~g
fILACE and BUTTON CATERS,
Ladies, and Misses Serge Foxed aud Button UAh-
ladies' and Misses French, Black Kid, and Serge
CROQUETS;
Maria Autoiuette BUSklSS; .rcrYp.
PEKS and WALKING SHOES; ,o A.
centiemen's, BOYS. and Youths Calf rrloce A.
bert UXFORDS, TIES, &C., box, plaih' anu eA'
chiidreu,s and Infants Colo:ed and Black SHOES
and SLIPPERS in endless variety JuS' IT,
cTEST0M WOitK MADE TO ORDER AMI
oHH3RASTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done. s,,,
epee'a' NV JuHN II. BOSCHEN & son,
,o1 sos and GIL Broad street
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POst,nnster Killed.

CINCINNATI, April OR. Ii. Hayslip, post
master at Guyandotte, w. Va, and editor of
the Echo, was shot and instantly killed yes
terday by Charles Smith. Smith claims that
the shooting was accidental. The reader
will find full particulars elsewhere, received
BY mail! We published also special tele-
gram about it on Tuesday. Hurrah for the
telegraph Il
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An exhibition Of the "Odorless EXcaya'
ting Machine" for the removal OF night soil
was gwen before the Board Of Health yes.
tcrday. The exhibition took place at a
vault on Tennyson street, and was entirely
successful. No odcrs at all were perceptible
tie smell being, destroyed by the fumes oil
Charcoal arranged in the top of the machine
The members Of the board expressed the
opinion that in future all such work should
be done by machine Of this kind.-Boston
al. erttser.
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l,472 bales at ! SIC. Southern -four IN fair
request; common to fair extra, s6:4O@s7.30;
good 10 choice extra. S7.35@Sl1. Wheat Ig2c.
for new western mixed. Coffee steady at S42l NC
for Rio. Sugar qne. AMI firm at 7',Y 7ac ior iai5
steady. Kosin more active al $2.67H@S2.70. Tur-
pantina more active at 4Oc. Pork quiet and hrln III
Sl6e5@*17. Beef, l0@12c. Lard hrmer ~
10 81 Sal O1c. Whiskey lower at csc.
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The AmeriQHe Mails.

New York, April GA London dispatch
says the mails of the steamship Amerique
nave arrived. They were found in an aban-
doned boat which was picked up in latitude
A degrees north, longitude Z degrees west,
by the bark Assyria, which arrived at Havre
on the 9th instant from New Orleans. They
were damaged by water.
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DRY GOODS. -
a CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

having Just purchaser from q firm declining bu.
siness their entire stock OF CHILDREN,s HOSE.
= and PLAIN LINEN HAND.
7 ~, SniEFs. sHi RT-FRoNTs, and other goods.
ments In this line. as,, -s 'A-N"sS
Also, on hand large lot OF fu,, vard-x,a. go,
ard BROWN CoTToN-slishtlv damagnd .. 90
hhother supply OF that beautiful eros GRAM
price. :" ''. - 'A' cry ~ 'nas
ST LLAMA FONTS,
PARAsOLs,
DRESS GOODS, etc.,
In great variety and at lowest prices at
CHARLES HUTzLRR,s.
Gil Broad street
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Suow-StOrm Ina Southwest Virginia.
.>ial nj

ISF'NIHF kVfSkfalH
RoSSAcK's, VA, April 29.-Snowing heavi-
ly here this morning, commencing before
day. The mountains are covered and the
wheat.ields are weighted down with several
inches of snow. The wheat here is two feet
high. Farmers were planting corn yester-
day, aud this morning the burrows are filed
With snow. ChrisimaS-gift is the com.
mon Salutation here to-day.
Have they sent us any turkies by the A.,
u. i y. express line y
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Conviction and Sentence OF n BiSamfs,

NEw YoRK, April 29.-GustaYe Goethe
was to-day convicted of bigamy, and SEN
fenced to five years in the States prison.
When passing bis first wife, as be was leaV'
inc The court room, he struck her in the
face. Recorder Hackett ordered him to be
rtarrested and added another year to his
sentence. Goethe afterwards sent mes
sage to the Recorder that if he had had q
pistol he would have shot him like dog.
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WASHINGTON, April 29.-For the Middle
States, rising temperature, winds backing to
westerly and southerly, and clear weather.
For the South Atlantic and East Gun
States. clear weather, rising temperature
and northwest to southwest winds.
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April g. Noon--Stocks aesiye and
q little off, Money, 4. Gold, 113h. Exchange
Long, 457h; short, 490k. Governments strong.
States quiet and a little of.
Erening.-Money easy at 3@4. Exchange firm
at4S7E Gold firm at 112@113h. Governments
strong and active. States quiet and dull.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. April 29.-Flour quiet, steady, and
unchanged. Wheat ditto. Corn frmGr; m IKE
Mess pork. 1880. Bulk mests-Shouldcrs. 6ac
clear rib, SC. Bacon-Shouders. 74@,7ac:; clear
rib. 1Oc. Sugar-cured hams, 14M1 sc. LARD, l0sc.
Western butter active and steady at 52Y3 &c.
Coffee, whiskey, and sugar unchanged
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Fatal Accident on the Rail.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.--Five raitsmen
walking on the track near Alton stepped
from the track to another to avoid an ap.
preaching train when they were struck by
another train and four of them instantly
killed. The fifth was seriously injured.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1NcINSATI. April 29.-Four steady. Corn
steady at 6o@6Sc. Pork quiet and stsady heil ~
SI7 Lard quiet: &C. for steam Oirc. for ket'
lie Bacon dull shoulders, &c. clear rib, we.
clear exc Whiskey firm at CSC.
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-yTRACT OF CIssAMPELOs PAREl'
H. ~ IN pIICRII-raliabie IN allaying pain
i-I, hA Inflammation aud irrtabiity Of tne
Sadder o. ssSm ad ean
preSI aseasss Of The uriIary passages n.tnSa
Ser1 yhe Sidness ant bladder calcuions nv
nd Attend, nI DISC 4ses, Ia either seS s,-,onI "a
| aD1f % e. ~" -
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Rurned TO Death.

HARRISBURG, April 29.-The residence Of
Henry Pennington at Hanizvlle, Clearfeld
county, was burned last night and two sons
and daughter burned to death.
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Committed for Trial.

NEW YORK, April 29.--John Given, who
shot Policeman Gihney Saturday night. has
been committed to the Tombs to await trial
for murder.
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Heavy Storm.

TvoL1, N. Y, April 29.-A heavy north
east storm prevailed In this section to-day
Steamers are reported ashore along the HUG
sou river shore.
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. April 29.-Virginia 6's, old, 80
Virginia consolidated, SOY. West Vlrgina's, !
North Carolina 6s, DID, as; new. 10; special tax
8. Bid to-day.
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Relief for the Sufferers by Flood.

Relief for the Sufferers by Flood.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Three thousand
dollar, have been subscribed for the sufferers
by inundation in the South.
BALTIMORE, April 29.-The City Council
has appropriated S25, 900 for the relief of the
sufferers by the Mississippi overflow.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 80, 1874.
Srn 515l Moon sets......... 4.23
SIM sets, G.45 High tide. 2.oo
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Attempt sat wholesale 4Ecend1arisih'

New YORK, April 29.-An attempt was
made this morning to burn a row Of forty
tenements nearly ready for occupancy, ut
Laurel Hill, l.. l. Four Of the houses were
burned before the flames were extinguished.
Two firemen and a child are missing, and
search is being made among the ruins for
their bodies
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Premiums for Cotton.

ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The Cotton Associa
ton will give 100000 dollars in premiums
for cotton ut the fall fair.
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NTO DECAY, NO INFECTION, 81 ,, US
Inc THEPETRIFYING SILICATEPA


NI0 DECAY. NO INFECTION BY vs.
NC THEPETRIFYING SILICATEtALSis
AS SUPPLIED TO
The Admiralty, Board of Works. austrian
IJoyo,s, Woolwich Arsenal, Cunard CoMpans'
Great western s. London 6 Northwestern HALLWAY
Company
FOR HOUSE, SHIP, AND GENERAL USE
Manufactured by the
sILIcATE PAINT COMPANY, LIVERPOOL.
IN ALL COLORS.
Have no Chemical Act ion On Iron or other MeIats
will stand any degree of heat without blisterlng'
c,vt "a eoual In bulk and will do The Work OF c"t
lead Paints. o..,
1872.
DAMP WALLS,
CHURCHES, &C,
Cured by the Terrifying liquid, at COST OF Zo' 10
| Sd. per square yard. ozo n,
See article In BUILDER" 9th March, 1877. FOL
Particulars and Testimonials, apply to the
SILICATE PAINT COMPANY
LIVERPOOL.
ape, ls, 80, NJ 7, II, rs, u 4, 10, %.
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UpHOLSTERING. &c.

DHIGLIPs g. JENNINGS have just re-
ceived large and varied stock Of spr,ng gGSEEs
Hiit nfTth AIMS. COKNICE, and LACE CURIAlSS'
FrencL and American PAPER-HAhGimG as
which we offer at lowest prices Al oraers prUnipd
yattenae e,r w az AVE- ap 25-2m
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REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
Dr. De Sauctis's Rheumatic Pills, Engnsh;
Rla,r,s Gout aud Rheumatic filis,Ensnsh'
IayilIe,s Elixir for Govt French;
I,avile,s Pills for Gout, French;
plancard's PILLS Iydide of Iron, French'
-, syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyo,,s Concentrated Tar, French'
sw,n,s syrup Hypophosphi.es, French;
pamI,,nI, powders and Pills, French;
pr,sson,s Alkaline Lac,ates Lozenges, FSenea'
Dsturs Talua-specifc for Asthma Engiisa;
Hrorkeuden,s Compressed Soda Pills, Ensnsn'
p,ncreat,c Emulsion-sayory Aeoreh;
panereatized Cod-Liver eil--saVor7 Z Moores
Globules of Apiol, French;
sauibb,s Podophyilum Plus;
DIR, Francis's Triplex Pills
1.a.s.,ohv MEADE & BAKHR, Il
NH Phafmacea'i0'A' - y -~ =
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
HARDWOOD & RITTER'S
WARERoOMS No. 3 GOVERNOR STREET.
Don't fail u see our spring STOCK of elegant and
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
The woods used In manufacturing our goods are
all we'll seasoned, rich, and handsome, aud cannot
he exceled by any house in the State.
WARDHoBES, BEDSTEAD3,
BUREAUS, NASHSTASDs,
TABLES and CHAIRS, and
PARLOR SUITS a.
az the most fashionable style and superior quality.
u niyISG-KooM FURNITURE WALNUT and OAK),
i;nst styles and OF the very best worn manshp
ni.TToESsEs OF all kinds on hand, and any size
ala made to order.
coods delivered In any part OF the city. NOW we
Iii toll tell you the most interesting part-Wc nave
wiz wa REDUCED OUR PRICES.
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