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GESTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS For the
largest and finest assortment OF furnishing goods III
The city call on f. b. SPENCE & son, l30O slain
street, Their stock is complete, embracing all tue
new styles of NECK WEAR, COLLARS HALF
HOSE in white, brown, and fancy styles; UNDER
SHIRTS ard DRAWERS OF all kinds. IL III WANT oi
anything in the CLOTHING or FCRSlsh'SG n''c
rive y T. SPENCE & son, Merchant railors, call.
Try the celebrated PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS
s,,,pr which for fit and wear cannot be eXcelled.
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REMOVAL OF VALEN1ISE's FIGURE OF LEE.
It has been finally decided that the removal
of the Lee figure from Valentines studio 10
the deJ0; will rake place on Tuesday after
noon next at O'clock. The students of
Richmond College, the First Virginia regi.
ment, the Southern Cross Brotherhood. and
citizens generally, will form an escort OF
honor to accompany the monument from
the studio to ,he deIot. 1t will go by rail
to Lyncnburg, and thence by canal to Lex
ingtou. 4 committee of students will ac'
company it to Lexington. The ladies' are
invited to carry flowers to the studio TO deck
the ease
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FHii OF q House-One Persoa kiiIexs
and Several Hnfared.
Especial teiee ram to the Dispatch


Especial teles ram TO The Dispatcll.]
DARvILLE, April 9.-About O'Clock this
afternoon the large brick building on Main
street, being erected by Messrs. &. T.. & A.
.Gerst for William P. Robinson, and which
was nearly completed, fell In with a loud
crash, the front wai falling entirely across
The street. There were about thirty work
men wesrking in different parts OF the build.
ing, one Of whom, 2 colored hod: d:earrier, was
instantly Killed. Several other negro work.
men were injured-two seriously. Only two
white meD hurt. Dir. R. j. Wiggleswortb, a
gas.fitter, ssom Richmond, was painfully
though not seriously injured. Mr.. Albert
Gerst, one 81 the contractors, was slightly
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II HERMAN BoscuEN & BROTHER can't suit
vou in r.ady-made b. OTIS and shoes (and we can
safely saw they have the largest stock in the ctyh
leave your order. They will make then-hand
work oniy-in short time. 500 and 511 Broad
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i1irr FKoM HEART DISEASE. Emily Tate,
.a- Emily Harvey. "aS found Gvadfn her
n.t. s. No. 1l% wcst-buNal street, yesterday
u lmn". Coroner T;N!or was notified and
.u.... rNluination OF The body, but found 10
.l9n, OF violence upon it. II was a>cer-
u,i lha, the woman'S habits bad been
,,.y juI,ml"r1tr. and that she died from
...,>c OF tie heart. 40 irquc>t.
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t". LEICESTER NEKSoS.--The funeral Of
". vernon, the young Euglishman who
~ 1t the Lhurcn Institute day or two
= occurred Thursday evening. Rev. DR..
" All, pl II. Johns church, otllciated, and
t' remains were deposited iu u vault in
.'R,A "ood 10 await the action OF his friends
/. !.L.laud
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VIRGINIA OPERA House, Clara Wild
mans New York Comedy Compsny are
booked at the Virginia Opera. House for
brief engagement, commencing April i2tp.
The company has received the highest en-
coniums from the press wherever u has ap-
paarpd
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VEGETINE
WILL CURE

scRoyUla. a.scRoruIoUs nUaog, ,... !.
tle.. au'! ~-- d a5tln !, ~ 4i},fa
ftH as.5. .t.t =.7,t, tt - 5s4istegSa /, ~
y s"s',. st :Gy isf s! f.5s 81 II SO;
vEssyNE y, = WIN eradicate from the system every u
sns S a1a Il
itS VINO had been long and painful sufferers tsft
CANCER, DANGEROUS HUMoR.,
The marvellous eject OF vEeHrnss In. case OF
whom are pfeseribtns vsssTsE 70 s sSeir patents a
CAEKER. ii, III Il.
yES ,S s1lsR has never failed TO the most In
aERcgEIAL DISEASES.
The VEGETEsme.t&wis wist wonderful success iu
thc cure OF tbs class OF diseases @ Fs3a sl -
PAIN IN THE BONES. E- ,.
-smedy as IT removes frors the sssiem she pfodu-
St1S ~
gau SALT RHEUM. .t.t.t !, IL ssgas ~
letter. Salt Rlsenan scait-Head. De. win eer-
n.nlY yse3d TO the gyeatalteratlyeefecsse Of YKGE-
: ,9ts r,1,e;, m, ,,, :, .FsI ttssa 81 40
d - EsRfslPE1LAss: yr; sirx / ..ts,,
yEssEsE has never failed 10 cure the most in-5 !,
> - :. 80 - lazj i,.,o.-.ts haD n:
PrssPLEs AND HUMoRs ON THE FACE. !
Peassn ehoald teach us- that absotehy, rough, or
pinpled sssa depends entirely upon an internal
cause and no outward application, ,esn ever cure
The cefact. yrGETINE b ine great blood pufifer.
TuAoRs, ULCERS, OR OLD sosEs ,' z
are caused By an impure s.ae Of the blood cleanss
complaints WIN disappear, ~. H. ;.t.,lg n. .ygf .
-aas' caTaRRH. .4E~ -: &a.
N .s4. +. ....# = = lN'} ~ y lfa - stsies
For this complaint the oaly substantial benefit T
ca o be oboiihed through the blood. vgGHTINE lsy
the great blood pariter. f -@tf "fS
' co>>,src,,, ,r,,,>.. t.so& gtJE'a'.ssE
VEGETlNls does not act as acathsriic TO- odebiiI-
tate the bowels, but clsanses AL the organs. ena-
bling each 20 perform the functions desovirge '.
upon them. s rna ..a. .-.as8 ls "a. stJ yi=H
PILES. s. ..t.9 ...
VEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
have beea long aud painful sufferers. J III =
DYSPEPSIA.
If VEGETiN8 Is taken rcgu arlr according TO d. !
rectlons, q certain and speedy will fDuow its
use. sa# > tI' F.. E.i-s.lAft .ll
FAINTNEss AT THE STOMACH. > {
vEGETISE ss-n0t stimulating b!ters which Gre
ates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic. which,
assists nature 10 restore the stomach to healthy!
acllon. "'
-. IN FEMALE WEAKNESS.
yEcErlNE acts directly upon the oauses OF these
complaints. It invlgorates aud strengthens the
~;:-.--.,.-. .cls rr.' Tho sHrraitHe organs, aa6
GENERAL DEBILITY.
In this complaint tho good Effects of The VEGx-
TINE are realized Immediately a ten menctng
TO take it. as debility denotes deficiency OF inc
blood, and VeaETINE acts directly upon the blood
yEGETINE Is SOLD, BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
ap7-W&Sat 4 t@t#,ll5i Z. T" y
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TO-DAY, To-DAY.-This Is your last chance to
secure some OF those dates at PIZZINIS at The low
price of three pounds for 25c. They may be all
gone before night.
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lard FOR KIo.--The American scao0n.
- I.H'' Matters, Captain Barnes, cleared to-
- at Tie custom house With cargo OF
- a' sL1ppcd by The GulIego Mills MapuIac-
ling Company Tor Rio GraEde do sui,
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IAL hrLg AGAINST THE COUNCIL. - The
'''s ser oI The memUe OF the City Council
- NE rule OF Judge Guigon in reference TO
,"v !ali Was presented yesterday. Further
!:"@tedlngs were continued until next
Tuesday. -
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Nr7uoplsr SuNnAY.SCnOOL SoC1ETY.--Ihe
E -u.ar muuthiy meeting OF the Methodist
= ..tGay. .Srbool ci"ty will be held at Mich
,.,ou-S,r,ct church, Rockets, sunday af-
..IIoou al u O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10

THE s'B SELECT sold by Messrs. W. ID. BLAIR
& CO., corner Ninth and Malu streets, RichmoIa
Va Il an undoubtedly pure and palata6e wins KEY
The price Is very reasonable for such fine arlcie'
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DON'T DE DEcEIyED.-The only genuine " TX
celsiorn charcoal. packed Water-Cooler is manu-
fac,ured by MoUSrcAsTLE CoFEs at 32O broao
9, rect between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
TAFT, executors rs. Mler>. Fully argued
by judge Crump and Mr.. Maury and sub
mtteb.
Wren Us. Commonwealth will be the first
case taken up TO- day.
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TIE GRAND JURY of the United States
Court indicted Mr.. James K. Williamson, OF
Petersburg, tor having in his possession to-
baccco not properly stamped, and not Mr. d.
L. Williamson, as stated yesterday.
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BArTlsT SrSDaY- SCHOOL ASSoc1ATloS.--
+ h.. quarterly meeting OF the Baptist sun
Use hoOl Association will take place on
~.aily afternoon AZ 4 O'Clock at the Man
>rrr Bap.i>L church.
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Yor CAN DuY MOST ANY KIND OF BOOTS, SHOES,
trunks. aud satchels al reasonable price OF HER
MAN BoscuEN s BROTHER, 500 and 5ll Broad
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DATES, DATEs.-A few more Of those fine dates
left at PIZZINI's, who Is selling them at three
pounds for Csc.
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Murderer Hanged.

New BRUNSWICK, N. j., April 9.-Michael
Sullivan was hanged to-day for the murder
of Daniel Talmadge. ,........
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MALAGA GRAPES mt ASToSfS.
CREAM cocoASur ut ANToNI's.

Observation-Disclosures will serve you with Ice
cream for Sunday If you leave your orders early TO-
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hh'oHAL. Viscouut MassereeBe, Of Col.
w., ifei1nd, was in the city yesterday, and
bfMy.
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THREE POUNDS NEW DATES for twenty-five
cents at ASTOSi'S.
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:. IFTER'> tATHEpRAL.-on sunday at
4" mas, Rev. Dr.. McMu!ier, rector OF the
.. ., l4,hcGrai Of Chici4o, will preath.
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HARYsR's WEEKLY AND FRANK LESLIE S
ILLUSTRATED NLwspAPER for tbls Week&e-
ceiysd from J.,T. Ellyson, 1l12 Main street.
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TURKISH PRUSEs. for cookng-two poun3s loi
25c.-at CHRISTIAN ( WHITES.
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Yellow BANANAS al ANToSTS.

SWEET ORANGEs-lf you wish some that are
sweet and iulcy. 90 to PIZZINI'S.
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NEW FRENCH PRUNgs at ANToSI's.

THREE POUNDS NEW DATES for twenty-five
cents at ANToNI'S. . .........
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n.gv Wg,yuYE YESTERDAY was very mild
...I ,'.,ar dur,py TIC carly part of the day,
',.Ts ,,' altrrustc rain aud sunshine in the at-
.,~rnnn. toward, niShtfail it cleared of
49,, I'm, At midnight it was cloudy, damp.
~. . thrcutrnln-.
I..y, # Ts,rmo0sster at the Dispatch etsce
3prii 9. 1878.
q !, A,M................ 90 8 7. M....,........ o.
- :" ...... 6i & L. H................ 63
\ G3 Midnight .......... 50
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.a,ssssap coMMlssloyER.s oTrIcE'
.-- RICHMOND, April 8, 1870.
TACEsON. &c vs.. ia CKSON'S EXECU.
:, nyIS sc,SIN The CHANCERY COURT
IN rHE CITY OF BiEHMoND..Ry the decree
entered in this on the S6n nl sisms
sSd demands against tho estaie Of Joseph Jackson,
Dr. deceased. s,,,,,s ,,,,nx, the
Ali perssns having claims or demsnas aHItnn sn
he same 10 me, at my eface, In the ary OF Risn-
mondI ON The i7th day OF May, ls.t5, Watn tAr
PROOF 70 0us''''' '' '''~ " THOMAS J. EVINs.
on,a.sAN Commissioner.
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FUEhITUkE.
FUEhITUkE. ,"s-
= f. WApSON'S FURNITuREfN
WORKS, RICHMOND. -

1,.rIno ,imher tracts IN this State suEaclert TO
,,st several years with aomDfe,e numbering, rat
ing and saw-mill organization OF hhy men. zI 'Ho o.
na iocatet in this city, furnish Poplar
and hard wood (no soft pine) low.pficed FUkhi.
ture IS cheap as ans factory Noslh or MestIamo
Eme valiant Furniture cheaper. a stock VI onS.
million feet of lumber insures seasonco Hotk,
warranted In this and.yery respect. Aahuiaciu'e
MATT aEsot ) &C all KINDS. go. oa,at.
street: iumber-yards, Ash and Pop Ear strseV
warerooms. No, IS Governor t1hir,esntnl sne t,
panS,Uona NH 9-sar& &Tu3m&w&sw3.
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~-e Ny.-uEg To-DAY.-Fr0m orr ~
, ..s a.5s ,no1.n,aq the Ff'ob0bst'tscs are m"f
=. ,-a,.a,7. ao.dnv ,c,N be partly cio"dy.
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offer for sale worth 9G ,dR; FIRS! i ~
s. rss from 81 80, 81 35, 81 rs, s95;
w,thaut marble ut $50, all walnut, 10 ;seces Pop
.sr Suits, full marble, from se9S 9 ,9 sS5; @ psrior
S;t. a nIeces without marble, with high bed
stead, from $40 to s2s. Comp'fe with what "a! :, u
SOLD auction for more wor, TINS o Z RG
TIeE ri ali descriptions whc viii sell for cash
~ q nv weekly or monthly inst ailments:
VI fos "s WILLIAM DAFFR0N:
once and salesroom, 1888 Main styest fe 10
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YELLOW BASAyAs.-PIzzISIh has fresh suppl
of this fruit.
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insurance. CGMPANY
II OF LIVERPOOL AND LOyn0S.o oo,o
T1enostcd with Treasurer OF Virginia ....$5o'0Oo
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM!
-EEG PANY, OF LONDON Il. go
ASSETS. OvER H.. :.. s Vi:,t1 '0s0
Shareholders personally Ifsp0as Dle for the sstf
CATIONS of the above companies.
Representing the above StauneA 0id EnGlisH ssst'
NAMES, we solicit the pasnnnage Of the pubiic opoh
tIeir unoutstionable security, prompt and EosfA
settlement OF all claims ahG eseayy income al.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE i CO, A9ensH
,o1o 80 -. -, No. IL 0S Main street.
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TIE WARWICK COLLAR is made like the Flm-
wood, with all the edges folded, SO they VIII not
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'.-~T.TNuT FURNITURE We call
Wavsss,neaaSss w s,senasSss SUITS; .spsJs.afpsss ii
ssaS AsSs.sI,. LIS ssssls s;a and
goaIs OF me 1ssa ,sn no affesn per cs az tess sas
psssss e sssss ssIs s sS hs
propos,lonAaes IL sloyesaef s.ss -
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
y No. l10S MAIN STREET, RICnaoND; VA;,h -,
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE IkSUKANCE Coh'
PANY. OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER. ....... .---S1lUUV
Cash dividends surprising all others at hrst ana
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually, ano
quarterly. L., tho
, ne p,So., S,,, '"' e~F ~ nO'10
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TRg CIRCULATION OF TIE Dls-
,,.,3ls LARGER THAN TBK COMBINED
,...17 ALTON OF ALI. THE OTHER DAILY
,.s.p.SrAFERs oE THE CITY.
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u VEsRgEsE Viii eradicate from the system every
saint OF Scrofula and Scrofuous HuT Or, Is has
permanently eused thousands In Bos'on xn6vfctn~
ity who had been long and painful sufferers Il
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n S.YJALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
~. sCP .aNCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET.
RICaaos D, VA, representing .hs ,,,,,, = ~
NOiiTI / BRITISH AND MERCANIidLs an. an.
SUEAY. T COMPANY, OF London aud Edln
bursJ j fnganI-capitaI, 81 y 100000 xo!d;
: AND ZON INSURANCE GoMpnANf. nn. OF fcinc'5
nati C ,his-assets over q. 600 600 cc>,p,
Ny, af; New York--assets over $500 600: -,
L'iNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANhlNS lss,
CO MPANY, OF 3Lynchburg, Va.-aaaeS 'SN
- syTTfioseST1c yTioSSST INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
,rooklyn. n Y.-assets oyer s39o'eS9; !, proos.
,vn N.Y.Zassets over $4,000. 900. -. -,
:, HPpoRTsMOuTH p INSURANCE COMPANY. Of
| portsmouth, Va.-assets over 9O0,UUu; >,xa.
oaH osses eeuitably adjusted and promptly peie
AZ this agency Applications soiisieeo' ano ln
diate attention given thereto i ,s.tsl 80
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THE OUTS.

1t was the rule that two words mispelt
should cause the spellcr to be dropped. The
classes spelt s. wagon" esculcheon," "su-
persede," and L" ordinance" asthey ought to
be. Eio!oncello" fell strangely upon the
upmusicll ears of MIR. Anderson, and he
tuned it to "v.i-o-l.e e.n-c-ello," which was
wrong, OF course, and tout" be went.
TipStatr Ward, summoned to spell "she.
kel," first concluded it with "k-l.e,' then
corrected himself and spelt it "k-e-l."
After this "suryelIance," "syllable,'
"bazmr," syrup" and stirrup." failed to
trip anybody, and were all readily and
promptly spelled by those to whom they
were assigned by the leaders.
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Sweet Valencia ORANGES at ASToSI's.

Bright NEW DATES three pounds for 25c. at An
TOMS.
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.ANKER,
AERCgEIAL DISEASES.

VEG ETIsn has never failed 70 enrs the most In.
flexible case OF Cauker. F-'3{'S7-F ~ 7ls'.7T-i
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PAIN IN THE BONES,

The VEGETNEmest&w wist wonderful success iu
thc cure OF tsS class or diseases eaN hef ~
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CANCEL, DANGEROUS HUM0R.i

:. lpe merveAous eHecf OF YEGETINg In case OF
Cancer aud Cancerous HRmor challenges the most
profesnd attention Of the medical facnsy, manyOr
whom are prescribing VEGAriSE 10 their patients.
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yEGETINE Is SOLD, By AEL DRUGGISTS.
ap7-W&sat .l t4,,Eal5i s''
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SALT RHEUM.

In This complaint the vKGETIxx Is the great
rsmedy rs II removes frorr the SYSTEM the proau-
cling cause. ,. -.4g ,#...ItE a. lf
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CONTESTS.
"Sciaticn unneryed Master SHELTON, and
reduced him to the necessity Of spelling ii
s.y.a-t-i-c. "VoIleyed caused Master Rich.
ard Smith to be discharged from the ranks, as
he tired it out, "v-o-l.l-e id, and it was the
second word be had missed. Master j. N.
Price followed Master Smith, as "sobri.
uuette" was spelt by him "s.o.u-b-r-i.
q.u.e.t-t.e," and it being bis second word be
went out. !" Bdellium" found no favor in
Master Richard Smiths eyes, and he besi.
tatingly ventured to spell IT," d.e-l.ti-u.m."
Diligence" " difference" 4" diffidence,"
"measles, p" yeomen, J" tfoemen," 20 glut-
tonous," "valid," "pallid," were passed
over in safety. =.
Master Darlington collapsed on philippe"
thinking, like Josh Billings, that "f.i.I-i-
pic" would do.
MIR. W. A. Price, former runner
of the First National Bank, after doing
wonders, was attacked with "p-n-u-e,' 10
" ppeumonia,' - and out he went. Council.
man Ike Tower, after overcoming many,
harder words, was slenced with . mortise.'
"M-or-t..c-e be thought would do, but it
would not and be went our.
"Canor," lettuce," "raillcry" " ana
lyse." cochincal, ,oa'size," sieve" "sicge,'
= asubpena," and "emlssary," were easily
Mrs. Walker, an admirable speler, made
her first mistake in dropping one 81" in
" "bision." Muster Csisher, after perform
ing great feats, and being repeatedly cheered,
succumbed to picayuue," which he in
nertfct manic uShered forth as "p-i-c-a.
vo-u.n.p.e." Mr. Bigelow discounted
arvnic,I, a. "c.y.n.a.c.l-e," bankrupted
himself, and went out.
"Similar," "l1cerate." "lassitude," ~se.
narate. '"diocese," "leisure,"" ever" " pc.
riln !. ..nickeI.o "telher,'; and ".leather. "
bothered nobody. "IndelibIe" +" is indeli0ly
impressed upon the mind of Master Callsber,
for he credited it with one more 81" than
~ nossessed. Out he went, but with the
bonors OF war, for we'll had he fought.
Caoutchouc," q perfect jaw-breaker, was
spelt by Mrs. Walker without moments
hesitation.
. Master Lyon walked out on "pavillon.,
having assigned it one more 81" thah IL
entitled to by law.
The heavy artillery was ofoughe 10 pea
upou Miss Belle Pleasants, sand though sh'
had passed unscathed through many herc'
wori.battles she was struck down D.
" caisson," spelling it "c.a.s.o'n"--her MS
;
mistake. =,
..Exercise,'' "legible," "phloX," an
mbuos sancy" having hurt no one, Councl
man Tower attempted TO abbreYiate bayou
into tb.y.o-u," and out he went a sailing.
rIpsrArF WARDS REWARD.
Tipstaff Ward yas summoned to "liqu'
~" which he did by inserting an 81 /" whe
the g e', ought to have been. In spite of b
protestations he was decided to be wronl
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TTUUsE AND LOT FOR SALE. An IN yst-D
II trac,iza BRICK DWELLING with Easement
and two stories above. consailtag seven rHghhaS> shS>
~ The resI and los centrally md dsstra6y t0cate0
ON Mursnali street. for sale psivaisssy p
=. II. -, III Main street, !.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-04

salted. 7,saao, dry a,pt t4albc per lb: shecp
peits are Worth 7scaH, 2b for good to choice,
And, 2Oa4tc f0r inferior. I / - 80 l73 2
a fair demand, and the receipts are generally
moierate Bran is worth $i0af7. Shipstu1s.
s1Sal9 per ton; middifngs, $27a32 per ton, all
ON arrival In store, 50 more is required.
M0LASsES Tine market continues quiet and
steady with fair consumptiye demand at pre-
yious prices. New Orleans Is worth 6Oa7Oc, and
refined sirups 4bca$l per gallon. li,..l VII ! =
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-04

ssssss ss s%nsss cfss s ssssa g$s xsiss s Iasd II Z
troleum nominal: Refined. lOxallc; crude.
SIC. Choice Western clover seed, i3,<c; tim
0thy, Be. Butter 1rm; New York State and
Bradford county extras, 26a30c: frsts 24c:
Western extras, 2sa2cb; frsts, f7asgc; folIss-
extras, 2las2c; flrsts, 1sa2Dc. Cheese quiet:
Western nne, 10aiUKc- Eggs nominal: West-
ern fresh. l7aiec.
State and Western, y5a5 so; common to good
extra, IS 90a6 30; good TO choice, s8 s5a6 rs:
white wheat extra, SO 75a7 90; extra Ohio, s6a
785: st. Louis, So 35aS so. Rye flour steady:
IS 10a6 rs. Corn-meal firm: Western, "a l0a4 60.
Wheat: No. . Chicago spring AND No. North
west. 81 SSal 40; No. Milwaukee,. 81 s8ai 80;
Mlnnesota spring, q S4ai 30; winter red
Western, 52al b8; amber do, 81 5eai go; white
DO, 81 64al go. Rye quiet and nominal. Barley
firm: 2-rowed State, 81 80. Corn: market
opened at la2c better for sail; steam unsettled,
closing quiet; Western mixed: steamer, 831za
s6}Ec; do sail. sec; yellow Western, ssasc.-
mand, but closed with advance nearly all
lost; receipts, 85, ,00U bushels; mixed Western
83a05c In store 64a06c afi0at; white do 65a72cs
Hay nrm: shipping, 7bc. Coffee: Rioguiet but
firm: cargoes, 17,sa2oc. gold; jobDing, lSa21c,
gold. Sugar active and lrmer; refiging, tar
saSNc; refined quiet at lOXailH. Moiassc
nrmer: grocery grades are dull. Rice Quiet<
but sleaay. Petroleum market dull: crude, So
6Kc; refined, lie. Strained resin quiet at 81 6s
al 7o Spirits turpentines 81 sa82e. Eggs ffms
Western. II Aa0c: Pork excited and highers
Beef quiet Gut meats dull Mfddles quietsi
city long clear middles, 12t1c. bard excited:
prime steam. old, 1870; new, 1870. Butter
and cheese unchanged. Whisky drmer az 81 II
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-04
RIVER NEWS.

The weather to day is clear and pleasant
mt ,,;,,o a.. ,,,o - ,,.r stoot s1 faat a;nebsa
Ahe iNei az noon quay eoooa - to0eo inono''
and was rising at the rate OF one anu ona-
third inches per hour. There will be at
I,o,., -, ~. fao, ,,,ora q, a. r,ee nere
Aeass 'nioe iooO nioio VI 10y A
Boats leaving to-day Pittsburg, Ashland; !;
Louisville, United Statesi Eyansville, Fawn;
Memphis, Ii. ). Turner; New orleans, Chero-
kee. IL h. .,4 -
Brownsyille--&fee feet inches and falling.