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THE STATE OF TRADE.
Is ! i T. L. E'r u - IL
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. MAY 27.-roiton quiet and steady
@ and sSlS to choice ezra On g d5 s WIFI
quiet; lr. advance with llnlie,i deman, Corn
,etter with moderate cemand; 73@74c. for steam
W. tern mixed. G%iee "i cr:0. qn2iG au ~ ,op
good Ordinary 10 chic. Sng'r steady nut duii.
Itlce quiet without decred chang; I"lIow hr.n a.
Itrpriin. hc,vy 1T 33Hc. DIRK tlrner; rev,
S2U.5 Oa$2O.75. Lara lower; 144c. Tor prime
srtatu. VI hskcy dull Ut Sl.l9. Ftelghts quiet and
firm.
BALTIMORE. May 27.-Flour quiet and steady
with llmiteu j"btjng dtmand. Wheat quiet ano
yelIo%S. 79c.: efn nike soc. Unts very quill
SOUTHERN e06 S3c. Rye lower at 49 -; .o pro %
visions dun and lower. Mess pork; S2l@s2l.5O
15kc. coffee heavy with downward dency.
Whlskey Gull: small sales: we:i-rn, Y1.23 city,
y 21mf1.23. Sugar fl MR. ut Oa@ lO'sc.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Way 27.-Cuttie.-Tbe market hrs
been fair during the past es ana rr,ces IRE AZ
common grades; very bt ST, $50 nc; first qualify,
5A;IG &C.; me, lum or good Iair gusllty, 5a0Ec. :
most s,lts, 5a4I7c. Receipts, s4S HEAD: safes.
Togs nave been duh and lower, closing with ten
dspcy stIll DOWNWARD. Common and sInali bacon.
n gs 9Y(l O.c.: fir 10 goon lat hoS5 lOhaY llc
few .cing at the,e prices. keceips, 81 "a mead.
Sheen nIYe been uul. me SIZES DrlnS CoHHuto W
hon. butchers. who have breu unwilling 10 buy
, kept at concessions. frices range Irom SiG
$3.50. so,
CINClSSATL
f.rScrSyATI MAY o7.- Flour Gull. Corn declin-
ing al 7Im7ic. Pork tirmer at s2l.25. Lard
tirIncr and quiet: SUMMER siesm, 14c.; winter
I4.ac kettle. li4@ l5c. Bac u sttaly sn3ul-
orr. oLc: clpar-rIu scsrce 1T 1910 2kc.: clear
sides he'd at l23,c. MhlsEey Steady at $l.14.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Nav 27-flour dull and unchanged.
corn Duuyaut and unsetile1; NO. 2 mixed, Cog
65Isr: regular. G5iSc. FORK In fir demand 81
sIy55 Lard iu far demand at ! &c. Nhiskey
quiet at 81 10
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-rlour1,So,hin doing
Corn firm: No. miX"d, 63a9 % c. foik'
5000. Bacon dull, with only llniieu j,bb'ng de-
mand Lard. 14c.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 81, 1875.
ARRIVED.
s,e,mer Old nomiui IN Walker. New York, mer-
cbandJ.e and passel2. rs u. w %ueh x 20, aeehIs'
ftralncr John sylvester, CLIFFORD, SorioIs, MGR
chapdlsr auo ia: sengers. Il. b. alum. agent.
steamer j. ". kyerrnan, Plat Philadelphia,
aDa PASSENGERS "; !; lorter. ,,,,,.
phia gut to load apnel coal, Gervas Sofry axehi.
: schooner Marion Drarer. -, Pbliaaeiphla,
light to load saune sS. t. s,Trrs sg pni;,delph,s
light 10 load coal, Cults i Farker.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley. Trayers. Baltimore. merehan-
di.e and passengers. l.. y. Tarnm, n2ept
BARK L"id baltimore asn.sul; 10. N''1'
brig Sarah ard NINA MT .@l IT,, 80
teyideo, 1our, Galcgo Mills Manufacturing Spm--
pany- ,..,.n u,sh,,yton. IRA.
Schooner j. h. aisrvelL Johnson, Norfolk. coal,
Nh. sthssner gSomss seth shelton, Eorfols. sand,
ard .tayts 5, Curtis < Parker. 8
MEMORANDA.
The schooner F. J. Hatsilton. Mills. f.om hteh-
moud Va, ar,iyed 81 SeS IrIk on tue St!n.
atSew York ON MoadIl:d. ): Gtmore. WIZ
! Flora Curtis. Curtis, hmma @aits. 1attf. ~
kirI, nonnssn: John soniss, SigAms Y. -
Erances, Matthews.
. NOW three MAJ ted schooner, tbs Curtis Aekerfy
owned and built BY captain sStoo;o MAS
| NJ CIaremopt, CT DANES river, NAY Sota,
,.. BY telegraph,
NEW YORK, May 27.-Atssyed; .Iss, Assyeis
Arrived out Fines erfe Atteia, frassia. Easop.a
81 LONDON. o,T May a7.--Tte steamer FiEestsrrs. !,
Liverpool from Norfolk. was Skinny - \
s sohr mo s Nay a-eassea In fos Rsan
mopd, bark Brazitssaf stE
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Da. roGf', LlcrrKsTo You've MES.-The
acknowledgements I,ta. Rev. DR.. doses ID. Hogr,
g! krriuuouG. w., would last evening de-
.W"r 4 itcturc 10 Young men brought before
That DISTINGUISHED CIviGe an audience that
i.rl IN" Plne.>tltcl Pre,hyter!an churc0 10
il, utmost capacity. The lecture was tinc
EFFORT, and cylnctd the thorough acquaintance
ii tn speaker vita those things which 90
- Aah" up The true greatness OF mth.>
|yr-. Alter spending some time SHOWING
the 'l!"c, ol tn" lives OF great men aud VIC
L. n. tit speaker referred 10 the crime OF
Il" world al The present day IN lis adorauon
Q; !.l">, il worship OF men whom he
1a"a. i 20 the worms that spend their lives
Weaving about themselves si'kcn co.
econ, Richie, gtnlu-, ana other gus
!" y,.udcd a. all well enough II
properly applied the great fault q
III World was in the application. ADbi-
ton hc !rcuIGrd ~ 1 hailowed gilt il only IN
The !tgh. direction. Among the truly great
men * c'a>>td the patriot soldier, The patrio,
statesman. the l,.nlanthropiss, the Inventor,
III traveller and navigator. the missionary.
u" I.aiiyr, and the scientist. These, nc
>aa, are tn" men whose names gloIliy the
t%prI@i calendar and illuminate the world.
II" h4rw 81 bu. one way by which men
could DC led TO lead these lives, and that was
through the constituting love OF Christ.
Ihr >'ytc Of the SPEAKER was pleasant, and
L, r"rntrk> were illustrated by numerous
Historical "reminiscences. The delivery OF
HE rc'urc occupied an hour or more, ana
IL" re. erend gentleman WAS listcred 10 Win
!tp, attention 70 the cio,c.- 81. LOUIS Times,
18Th.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 25.-small lots only are changing hands, the
demand almost entirely from consumers. safes are
s@eoleaf sundrv lo,s. nt s9t45r: zoos eases II $40
CROP URio ar l0c.: % case, 1873 state CROP at
leaf is still dull: dark wrappers. ls@20c,: hrign,
wrappers i0M60c.: heavy shipping leaf. l 7Gl22c-:
coaimon 10 GOOD. ia 16c.; lugs, l04n l&c. for
good and 9NlOc. for common; smokers, good,
ksntncky Leac- Common lugs: light 9H@1oHc..
neavy 1l%Ll2c.; goon lngs. light 1l@l2Ec,
heavy 124tal3a low leaf, light 12Sm / g.,
heavy l3RGll &C. medium leaf, light li@l5c.,
heavy 15&4G17c.; good Leaf. light 15a@ &C..
2l@25c. select leaf, light 100000, heavy 20
:Naryiand-F Frosted, So. 5O@s7: sound common,
" 5U1vsS 80: good common: sS.50@59: mid.
ding, 80 50DSll; goo1 TO fine red 81 9Sl ;
! fancy, Sl5M$20: upper country, e7WS25 !;
ground leaves tacw), :6Gsll.
| Ohi0.-ipferior 10 good common, s7.5069S9;
grernish and brown, S0MSlO; medium 10 ine red.
Sll 1885; common To medium spanxled, Slu@
IA ia. spangled TO yellow. 81 50S20.
| crop flS7l and 1877 onpcclcui and Mas.
<acnu els WRAPPERS. 81 $50 srcon!s ) O@S12'
hrrs. S7@ss. New lork as,nr,ed lot. common =, ,
asss e Ty" s7@ss porei "is
SlIMS2O; wrappers. 81 SG$4U: filters, SEA IL
Ihio 3 .r'ed lois; siiasIs. Wisconsin assorted
CroD Of lS73.-Courccti"ut Wrappers, $3.50
S55; assorted lois. SlS@s30. Massaclu: ctts as
s ss s7 aa PENN
sylgnnia assorted lois, Sl6aS25. ohio ASSORTED
lots. $lO.5Od$l3. wisconsin ass lr,ed lo!s; 81 o.
oslo; sew York assorted lots, common, S94Sll
good to fine, Sl2MSlS.
Seed ledf- CROP Of lS70.-Connecticut and Mas
sachu5etrs. 10tB12c. .-o,
| Foreign-tavanu filters. common, S7hn 90e
HavanS filters, fair, 924c.@:1; Havana filters. hne
ISl.lOQSl.25; Yara-land II cut, assorted, s0d
95c.
| MlnuEictured.-R work. common and me-
dunn. in bond. $1SaS21; good and fine. IN bond
s22m ~ O bright work common and medium, J,
bond ,25t0433; good and fine. In bond. S3 50ps6O
other GTude Maanftcturea.-Exports Iur tn
week. STA hogsheads, 9O7 packages l67, 90:
heads 1858 packages, 2.5G2 $50 pounds; TX
ports same TIME IaSr wear. 1866 hogsh"ads, 39,
62S packages. 8 So 1902 pounds. Receipts 10
the week, l.475 bUg.heICs: receipts for Inc week
1883 boxes anu CASTS: receipts from January
Is 59l hogsbrad,: receipts from January !, 70.
603 uoxps and eases receipts Same me last year
37,15O h"g-heAdS: receipts same lime nist year
S4955 boxes and CaseS.-JDur1l1t nf Commerce.
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Pre>U,!criuu Gcuerai Assembly
SDutc).

:. lo~.., Nav -. MIR. Wchb. from the
l.tt.g. Coma. -. reported that they had
IAN fr.i iIr r.uk> and vouchers OF the
,r.,,....r ~ ~ Cvrmlttec on Foreign Mis-
..... ~arA Iacy t"1 found 10 bc we'll and
st..,,.ly h,y', amd comuuc"dcd the dill
.err. AID iid,lj;y 81 + chlrd M"llWalDc, the
.,,.t,.,r. Tur rou,nlt'c" also had examined
=, sr.u3uI- Of tn" treasurer Of the Commlt-
- au >J-,,utalion. The reports were ap'
!;p'rt.
TA,. commi',,r answered in The negative
rs esvI,ul,- lrom the pIc>hyiery OF Bethel,
a>A.ag hat Inr e, iumn 1e stricken out OF the
seasonal T,por'> showing til. number Of b9p.
IL # uon-cnmmuuicant>. aud that column
r.. added 10 show ne lose, by death and re.
1.eyal into other denominations.
IL answer 10 q'r>!ion> from III" Prcshylf-
y q, East Hanover NT-in'a}. the committee
G,c.Gri that all p'r~orS having received hap
tim. whether COMMITMENTS or not. should
%, !ccD.niZ.d and enrolled As members Of
-, 1U!rh.
T..rrIwrt of the committee wasapproycd.
In- r,Nr hour Wa> devoted 10 the consld-
cation II r,prtt> on >vnodlcal reports.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-For the South At.
lantic and Gulf States, south and east wind.
stationary or rising barometer, partly clear
and cloudy weather, With local rains.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northeast winds veeripg to southerly, warm,
cloudy, or partly cloudy weather, falling ba-
remeter, and possibly occasional light rains.
For the Middle and Eastern States, north.
east winds yeering to southeast, with Sta
tionary or lower barometer, warmer, and
partly cloudy weather.
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Gicuniai session OF the lutheran
General synod.

BALTIMORE. My 2G.-The reimbursement
h:c.a.. convention OF the General synod OF
tie !.,trarllcal Lutheran Cnurch of the
Ga'.: states commenced is session at -.
Max church, in this city. 10 day, Rev. Dr.
Baum. oi phlmc,phia, presiding. The
t,f,.u synod represents - district >ynods.
4,>,,rL 100 ministers, LIS churches, and
t!1.u-a c"tI lnurlcanS. About two hundr. q
-l4 f:.y G,1..a'c> aud visiting brethren were
;t..,u,. n. annual sermon was delivered
iy I'r"t,>>tr \. :. Ort, 81 Louisville. Ky.
IT.. ~,luG %I- then organized by The elec-
lion u, Rev. &. +. Sterling. ID. D., OF Penn.
,ytya"I. rs president. hev. y. ;. orr, q
L,u.-,ll We r'C',ctrd secretary, and Mr.
i. +. urk"r> aau>ra, OF New York city. was
:'crGtd treasurer. Standing committees
n~rr cl,trd on tor reports. which occupied
til >ynod UuIil the hnIr Of adjournment.
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-EatgnSey q bite 1sss ll66l4.En West
.rn virginia D0pisr. 10Git "a 900: a1sso pine
s35(Gt7D 1900. Tett~.v nine boards fl OK, II 4
oist. q 2@sls. according to,!engfps. Hningie e
apine a2:aU(Gx6: cypress six-fnch, x7.50Gssf3,bys
1900. =, :, - - -. 49, 1-o'
), stassss;-Whisksy. barrel timber. green. $1,000
l.0e0: seasoned. s201s25 % 1000. Flour.
POLES, s7@ss; hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
RoDe: Manila, best. 23@25c. iute. 9Xc.
Hags.-Mfxed cotton, 3h4c. white, 46g0c.; wool
EN-, ISG2c.
Powder, Shot. Etc.
ELss: Toys mining. so, SOC. 6Ia1.2 n 100 feet.
/. PolcdeT: 1915 by the tive kegs-less than tfet
legs, So: blasting. s3.5G4Bf4.
Shot: Northern *2.4D@22 so a bag Of So rs.
GTtadStoneS: l3'G2lsc. 2 n. s'.~
Mili-Feee.
MfDstuf: 55c. q bssheI..
BroaonstnF: 3td35c. "a bushe
Shorts: 25G30c, III husheI.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. u bushel
C0ra Bran: 1920. SR busheL
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A NEw Moron WANrED. The Scientific
Amertcan publishes a letter from the .s''resi'.
dent Of the West.End Passenger Railway
Company, Of this city, offering reward OF
81. 900 for the invention OF new motor that
viii satisfactorily propel the cars of the com.
rany, and can be used on the streets OF this
city. The control of the motor must be
given to the railway company to enti'le the
inventor to the offered reward.-Phflddel-
phid Ledger, March 26th.
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The Pope's Compliments to the Presi-
dent.

Ill
dent.
WAsHISGToN, May 27.-The Papal ENJOYS
who brought the berlatti TO Cardinal Nc
CIoskey visited the President and Secretaries
Rev. Dr.. McGlypnaddressed The President
in the following language on behalf OF the
depulation "Tbe Holy Father in sending
us to present to the ar"hbishoos OF New
York the insignia of the Cardinal at the
same time instructed Us not to fail before
leaving the United States to call upon
your ExcelIency ard express to you
his regards and best wishes for the great
and illustrious American nation, and for
Yourself as its honored chief. feel greatly
honored in fulfilling this commission, and L
rejoice that it gives me the opportunity OF
knowing your EXcelleucy personally and 10
present at the, same tIue my own most re-
specttuI compliments"
The President said in reply: 81 beg,
Mouscigneur, that you will convey to the
Holy Father my thanks for bis kind express
sions of regard and good wishes for the
country and for myself, and | am happy 10
reciproca.e your own kind expressions for
me-"
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Ink IoLOKEp CADET AT WEST POINT
iDr only cologcd cadet uow at West Point
> iHfptn, OF Georgia. who Is in the th'rd
c.a>-, COMPOSED o! eighty tive cadets: stands
ioriI->lNth. \ correspondent OF the New
ioik Times say: IAN conccdc that Flip
i!l /, getting along tiaey, though there are
lhose who believe he will never graduate.
lh"y -ay 30 c0lored cadet will be allowed TO
graduate here; that he may get as far as the
AE>t class. but there he Will be slaughtered"
james smith, the other colOred cAuet. who
laiicu 10 pass The examination las, year, has
recently been appOln'cd Inspector OF the MI
As!4 u South Carolina.
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1t is stated as soon rs Congress convenes
mex. December the PostmaSter-Gcneral in.
tends 10 use his efforts TO have The present
law governing postage on third-class matter,
or Transient newspapers, SO modified as TO
be more just and equitable. Baltimore San.
1t will need no efforts. Congress passed
Internationally the new law touching third
class matter. and will alter it rs soon rs the
session begins.
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GK$iRAL SHtKlDAN RoByED OF VALUABLE
NiAMoAD-ln anticipation Of bis early maf-
H1@c, rulnter Of wurkmen are now cDgaged
III decorating General Sbcrldan's residence, III
Chlcago, in preparation for the bride, aud on
Monday mau " no subsequently claimed TO
be al arts, from the New York Graphic
gained admission in a somewhat peculiar
hauEcr, and undertook 10 sketch The fooDs,
hut Was soon Interrupted. After bis depart
uie The General discovered that DIAMOND
'aiutd al 81 900 vas missing from the bIlt OF
q sword presented 10 him after the battle OF
stone rlYer. lie believes that The Graphic
man vas Il preirpder, aud attributes his loss
" INN. The man hos not yet been arrested.
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Sssks ESAAF.
THAT COMFORTA-@

TOR RENT. THAT COMFORrA-@
4 BILE FRAME DWELLING, No. 400.
vest Grace street.. between Monroe and heury
streets, containing six rooms; aud kitchen.
Also tue UP X PART OF HOUSE over The
store of MIR. h.bcrt HarrOld. on Broad bet wen
eiehth snd Nlnlh streets, containing eight rooms;
tssid.S, III. kitchen.
north side of Broad between First and Second
STREETS. ,.,-ru-r,
Also, y SMA LII BRICK STORE AND .Dm I'LL
ING on CRY between Ninth and Tenth streets, con-
tain ny three rooms nesdcs the store.
Also. a SMALL BRICK sTURE AND DWELL
M, on Twelfth street between Main aud Franklin
streets, containing three looms besides ne slsre
Also. ~TuKt ND FIXTURES. No. lila
Frank in street. aGj"inlrg lie Ballard Hotel.
Also q Lars LUMRER-HUCSr. on the canal
hrtw cen Sixth aud Seventh Streets Apply 10
JAMES W. TAYLOR & son,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioncerS
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Dwelling House Burned-Boat. Race. !,

Dwelling House Burned-soaf-Ra Race.
Especial telegram 70 The DIspatch.l
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 27..-A fire this morn
Ing tJessup, Ga, destroyed the residence OF
" Ills oleary, Esq. Loss, $4,000; Insured
for s2,ssto.
In the :.oar-slell two-mile race to.
day three boats enieled, the Palmetto and
Carolina Of Charleston, and Yernons of
Savannah. The race was won by The Pal.
metto. Time, 1910, 1913, and 1911. The
prize Was S125 and the championship.
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=, n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
sT1PaNCE AGENTS, 1el4 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing the -
NORTH BRITISH AND hE sRdaa III Ed lin.
Sn-.h EngIanJ-capital 81 {. 100000 gold:
AMAZON INSURANCE COhPASf' or CinciE'
natl. Ohio-assets over 81 GOO. 900: ,,o,.
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. GONNA
NV of New York-sssets over 4500.OOO:
f.SNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY. Of Lynchburg, 9a-asses o's'
Aft SSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
prooklyn. II. Y.-asseta over S300.e00.
PHOENIX INSURANCE. COaMnrnaN1 L u oiooA'
lyn. n, Y.-assers over $4,000. 600.
PORTSMOUTH, INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Portsmouth Va.-assets over 100000.
De,ycsltec with the Treasurer OF Virginia, ~ oor
nan Losses e0ulabiy adjusted and promptly paie
at this agency. Applications solicited, and inme'
diafe attention given thereto. DC ao
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE NVu IA - W.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED IN 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
JNsr1REs BUILDINGS By PERPETUAL Or
ANNUAL POLICY.
$40, 100000 PROPERTY PLEDGED TO PAi
LOSSES.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE,
Principal Agent
JOHN B. DANFURTH.
Secretary:
HENRY D. DASFORTh,
a,. Assistant Secretary
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Foreign Items.

A dispatch from Bouogne says that Paul
Boyton has made half of his trip.
The Committee Of Thirty in the French
Assembly was organized yesterday, with De
La Vergne as president and Lebonlage and
Leroyer vice. presidents. La Yergne, in his
speech, urged all good citizens to rally around
the Republicans.
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D.Sy,LLE TOBACCO MARKET.

(Reported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch
MAY 27.-Receipls light the past week. Figures
about The same.
Lugs.-Very common. S6Gl:9: common, 81 Ga
s12: medium, - ga SIG: gopa. 81 6M$20.
FUieTs Leaf Common, S1UG$l5; medium.
S15td3lS: good. S1S@S2J-
SnlnkerS.-t 'ommon. Sl2MS1S: medium bright,
SlS6LS25: good 10 fancy. S25@$45.
Fright Wrappers - Conn on. S2561$35; me.
'iirl,n, s35@$4S: good. S4S@S6O; extra, sou
GiSSU: laucy, .SO@Sl01.
-Vnhogany HrHpperS.-"omm"n, S25M337:
medium, S37@s4S: good. S4Se $50; extra. $50
$3.50. ALPHA.
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steamboats, and Barges Burned.

PITTSBURGH, May 27.-The STEAMBOATS,
,Juniata anu Mollie Ebert, with three empty
barges, lying ut Monongahela wharf, were
burned 10 the waters edge this morning.
Tue Juniata, side-wheel boat, had been
held here by order of the United States mar.
SHALL and was only released Yesterday. ene
was valued at $4,000. Uninsured.
The Molie Ebert, stern wheel boat,
valued at $4,000, was insured tor about one
half. Total loss estimated at Sl20,OO0.
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TTUBBELL'5 PREPARED WHEAT,
GUARANA Powders,
MILK OF MAGEESIA,
lamar INDIENE (Indlen(
TRoMMER's EXTRACT OF MALT,
for sale by
J.BLA1R, Druggist,
my4 corner Broad anu Nlnth snects.
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DRUGS. MEDqsiSsS. &c
PHARMACEUTICAL PRE-

cOUIBBSS PHARMACEUTICAL PRE-
PARATIONS.
lamar 1ND1EN, for cos.iveness, operating
pleasantly and without gripping. Highly recon-
mended by physicians.
MILK OF MAGNEeln, o. mixture of lIydratc of
Magnes.a with water, the most agreeable and plea
SAINT aperIent and autacd; very useful for children.
COMPOUND PHOSPHORUS PILLS and
GLOBULES OF PHOSPHORATED OIL, &C, at
MILLER & PIERCE'S,
ny2O corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 27-N3on.-Stocks active and
fcverish. Money, 2@3. Gold 1l6. Exchange
Long, 4S7s: shJrG, 1909. Governments active
and sttaIy. States quiet aud nominal.
ErenlnQ.-Morey Easy at 2ktG3. sterling dull
Al 1871 Cold finn at 1l6Qll6ls. Governments
Gull but strong. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE May 27.-Virginia 6's, peeers. "A;
Virginia c0nsols, 57s. West NIr2inia's. 8. North
Bid To-day, - .0..' -
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MILK OF nAeSEslA-
mixture of pure
HYDRATE OF MAGNESIA AND WATER
10y an entirely process. This is perfect so'u-
ton Ct magnesia and free from car bonic acid ana
Is consequently not injurious TO the stomach. IL Is
the best preparation for children, being PROMPT
and entirely harmlefs. 1t IS IN agreeable apericnt
and antacid. removing headaches arising from
sourness or acdty Of The stomach. For sale by
PU:,CELL. LADD = CO., Druggists,
rnv1S 12lH Min street
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CONFEDERATION.

HoL,sros, MASS, May 26.--Last night a
large hotel, livery stable, ana ton noo
houses were burned. Loss July Sloo,VVo. +
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PROPOSALS.
E,O CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

l. - a., ro,,n.
AIN directed by the Jail Committee OF me Comn-
ti IT, invite sal ID PROPOSALS tor the nate,
rials for aud CONsThUCIILN OF JAIL FOX
THETOW OF DANVlLLE. oo,, ..a.
wide villa .'T In rear % br 20 feet. aud 10 be
TWO stores. Whole height, 81 feet. Including
foundation walls; to have twelve rooms, Two pas.
Cook & Htulh's recently invented j,il-nnlne, ana
To have cus,-iron doors, flames and SASH OF tDeii
patent house 10 be OF Lard brlck, co'ered WIZ
ito. ,, 90 :. ,v,o,a mr.
for the iron, brick, and carpenters ana Iolntrs
,s,ra senar,,sly BIDS will Ire received up 10 noon
or ,he 1st D. OFJCNF, aud VIII be opened NJ
o'clock OF that day, al my Office In the presence OF
be mt,tee reserves the right 10 reject all or
any OF the bids IL lot Satisfactory. e,ne
f,ans aud specifications can be seen at my nnSe
i IN non desired Us TO plaes apd Getai,s.
mr lo.tMy3I Architect Ter the Gommltsee'
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VALENTINE HOUSE FUR KENT. an .::

HI
This house il now Undergoing thorough repair,
and will soon be ready for II tenant
Ills considered one of the most desirable ioca'
lions IN the city for u frsl-class boarding house
being situated nj the corner of Ninth, Broad, ana
Capitol sire, is, and Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll sQuare.
The m,in building contains 1hrty-iour rooms
besides kitchen with eight rooms.
Also for rent the STORE No. 9O3, on Broad be-
twetn Ninth and Tenth streets. Apply to
WILLIAM f. GRAY,
x-oo,w No 81 Thirteenth street.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, May %, 1875.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-IThite, 500 bushels. Red, 4O6 bush
els.
CORN White, 1.91o bushels. Hired, 754 BUSH
els.
hATS.-14G bushels
RYE-lS bushels.
ME,L-30 bushels.
POTATOES.-54 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White: sos bushels good at 81 so: 90
bushels fair al IL As: iO6 bushels prime at .55-
total. 1874 bushels. Rel. GO nus h.is fair AT As:
100 bushels prime at 81 50: 1lSbushrls prime on
.rivafe terms: 40 bus heels vrry good 1T 1855 SO
bushels al 81 s. l-tOtal, 400 bushels.
CORN Whts: 17G bu-hcs prime at Sac 1922
bushels on private terms; 344 bushels very good al
see. 80 bushels at SEC : 81 bushels prime on pri-
var terms: 230 bushels very good at sac; l2G
bushels see; 10 bushels prime at S3c-tutal,
1882 bushels Airsd: 40 bushels ut S2c.: 26l
bushels common Soc; 34S bushels prime ut S2c.-
total, GJ1 bushels.
OATS &c bushels very good at re. 14O bushels
prime at 75c total, 146 bushels.
.,EAL.- 80 bushels holted at 9Uc
pOrAToES.-54 bushels prime n soc.
RE-EXulBIrED.
RYE--lS bushels.