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PREPARED BY
II. r.. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

WHAT'S vEGETISE? 1t Is compound extract
from hanks roots and herbs IL Is Natur-'s remedy
1t is perfectly harmless from any cad effect upon
the system tits nourishug and strengthening. 1t
,cIs dIectly upon the blood II qulets The nervous
system. Itgives YOU good, sweet sleep at night. 1t
is great panacea for our aged fathers ana mothers;
for il gives Them Sue 9Th Qusts their nerves, ana
gives them Natures ett sleep-as has been proved
by many an sged pers,n. IL IS tbe great B!ood-
puufier. IL is 4 soothing remedy Tor our culidren.
i has relieved and cured lhf usands 1T Is very
pleasant to take; every child likes It, II relieves
and cures all ciseases originating from impure
blood. TRY the VEGETINE. Give IT fair trial for
your complaints then you Will sayto your TREND
neighoor, aud acquaintance lily 1T 1t has cured
me-
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-WEST, JOHNSTON ~ GO.
Ii have removed 10 their Few and elegant store.
NO. Oil MAIN STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS fab0ve ost.6ince!, WheiP; Wild
much LARGER store and increased facilities they are
prepared 10 continue the Il 80 ztla . s.
BOOK and STATIONERY BUSINESS 49,
In all Of Its branches in more satisfactory manner
than her1tofors. so t.tlsy III ,at Y. iSffs ssl
Sincerely graceful for the enesuragement they
have received fu the past they ask continuance OF
,fl'...,.sg1T. ocqg.st
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BY Teiegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK October 9-N0on Stocks active
AND STEADY. Money, 2. Gold, 1lGk Fxchange-
Long, ASK; shoIt, sS3. Governments dull and
steady. tate bonds steady.
477k. so d. 1l6k@1i6& Governments dull and
steady. States quiet and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 19.-Virginla 6'S. pcelers.
4S: cons.ls, h3k West Firg1nia's, 8. North
Carolina 6's olu, =; new, 10; special tax, 2. Bid
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,-,,n petersburg.

,f the Richmond DisFi'cH.i
."f''t' ,,,,,ssRrsG. October ~, 1870.
'"'',,,.d to.div with . good cShi.
The -, -, several departments. .part'cn-
h.jA II go, ard agricultural implements.
l,gl, III >, ,,n,r MAS smlii. however, in con.
The a'fE"tt". hc had ea'hcr. Rain fell
"a - ,.c night and Tor sewers. Ho",s sn's
no. .,o, ard the temperature w." vas, .,, ha a.u
me'".o1,, Owing 10 tHese iac's Tue or,
d'>'-. verses Tor The DAY was TOT carried
&c: - 49,. ro,'pon"d until tom prov. Mr.
on ,"' ", Palmer. OF Sai'Vi.'e, enters
Geo. SEQ had Of fat cattle; Mr.. ;.
thu, . u,d Of Cnirerer, enters hteen
:. y t., or d ffsrcnt grades, aud num-
rem OF Nc<>r.. ". NJ. Smith Il Co., OF
ID tH,' ,n3 axe fine display OF asricnltu-
E,ca'" 'T,.,,o,,. and machinery. Nearly every
~ j" I',-s,s IS occupied, and some OF the
,S' ''' ,,,,,, all OF which are thorough
an.'!'' -, very tiae, ard bave made renu.
hf"' -, >,,,.ruTf. Floral Hall Is wen filled
ISL" 'I5 Of ladies' handiwork. paintings,
VI" ~ AGRICULTURAL Hall presents band
Nc - , " Of the productions Of the
>,~.a asd Vineyard.
CIV" KNIGHTS TEMrLAR.
cr..5 Commaxdery Knights Temp
''' ,,.ri,;a met in annualconclnve last
-! - y , William 3. I>iacs. OF Richmond,
~. ,i',. All the grand officers were pre-
~, .,I The reports which were presenitd
SEQ, ,'.n,.l ,fc rood condition. financially and
t'..-. Of the Order. Representatives
u,r, a-c.,at l:om all the c,mmahueF'eS III
'II 49, meeting Of the Grand Comm'ndery
..,c =. JDl mlttee on toe G!and Con-
~,,rr5.,'. address submitted their report.
"",.,I,.,1 a2pn4rs the following:
",W,s ;,,lngs OF profound respect and
ACTON ycur committee receive the nntitl-
' ,,.,r - c,,r K. +. Grand Commander VIII.
W., 4 I.aics, in bedience 10 constttutlonal
."',,,nrrtS. Of the severance OF the official
-, vh,rh have united him 10 this grand
~, far the past three years, and would, on
S.,,-, Of this Graud Commaudery, express
,S.,r mi catio1S tor the ferYer CO, zeal, ana
SI.r,v which have marked bis Off :ial career,
ar1 assure him of The respect and spprooa-
,or which will follow him in bis future
walk, through life"
Tn, following officers were then elected for
,hs ensuing wear: Robert +. Withcrs, grand
r,mmlnder; l.. +. johnson, deputy grand
comrlnGer: james G. Balm, grand general
;.,imo: j. +. Regusult. grand captain-gene-
re, James Evans, grand treasurer; John
noyr, grand recorder; Rev. q. w. Dame.
Grand ,reIate: Peytou :. Coles, grand senior
wsri,n: John :. Roper. grand juaior war
den: ". II. II. Lynn, grand sword-oearer !;
! ;. Moss, grand standard.hearer; F. A.
Reid. graud warder; NJ. kersey, grand cap
tain of The guard.
The GRAND Cnmmaudcry then adjourned
70 meet in Alexandra On the second Wednes-
dar in November, 1876.
i c.lgred chill, aged about three years,
wa burn, d 10 death this morning near Will
ltr,, NAL RoBIS Hoop.
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SrugoypyR's SIDERABLE AIR SHIP "THE
Cry OF BALTIMORE TO New YORK IN
Tusrs uorRs.-A number Of persons yes,er-
day visited the intersection Of Boundary and
Madison avenues to see Professor Schroeder's
.-,cralIo air.ship, with which be proposes to
visit different portions Of the United States
and ibe Old World. and he explained TO all
tho various SC ions and workings of the ma
chirc. The bdlrS seemed TO be particularly
Interested, and told The Professor 'they
would 50 love t, take 4 trip beyond the
clouds in his ar->bip" He said to them that
be never invited auy one TO make an aseen.
sion for The reason that " hen they made one
Trip they always wished to 60 again.
\ number Of applications have been re-
ctyrl to take passage in the air->hip, and
among them the application of Professor
Wise, the :I:onaut, who with Professor
Schroeder, is >lnguine If the success Of the
enterprise and safe voyage across the At
anlic. Shredder says he has expended years
Of study and iGrSc sums OF money upon. The
invention md its final completion, and that
many prominent scientists, and especially
those OF En- op2. believe that all that is eX-
pec'"l # tie slip will be realized.
n l51! schroeder sta es that he made an
asctn>, with 4 smaller machine, similarly
Constructed. from b aZ.
l.>'c:dly vas the first day that an eXhi-
bitten wl> given o. the ship portion OF The
balloon. lie D:op"l!eIS, &c. III constructed
vt VIE at3u. three Steenths OF an inch ir
djaGr:cT, is eiylty.irc feet in length, nine
lei h.i, ana eight ect vide. Its lifting ca
ptcl!y %lt: bc FIR ten tons.
Tlr taiioon poTliJn Of the air-ship, which
has II: ~ been aCj A>led, will DC siNty-tve
lei Ign. ":.htlt tive feet in circumference.
and -i\'l iiv" IN da.2eter. 1t is constructed
Of ,leL,,.A hGaGreh yards Nhree caseS) Of
cl;nt!lc. rom which one thousand four but
dt". IN! Lia"ty.SE ropes Will depend. and
hvi Ia" shiH. Tie pu>hiug and pulling
pTorsii'rs 10 be attached TO the bow and
s.crH e The ship are ten feet long and three
ard Il: feet in height. These pI0Wllers
Will hr r.vcycd with canvas, as also the sides
sud +, = d the hip.
The >hip with The balloon portion and
steering &pptr .,Cs will be completed about
The H. Of November, proXimo, when Pro-
lessor Schroeder Will undertake daily asccn.
Sons tom the IIippodrome lot. The shipi Is
10 BE- worked by crew OF eight mer, and
Schroeder says he can readily steer it through
the changing currents Of the air as well as
maIiurr docs his V SSel upon the oceap.
About The S h Of November be expects to
start upon his irSt trip, which will be from
BaliGore 10 New York, distance of two
HUNDRED miles, which he thinks he will make
IN three hours. He has, be says, made sew.
entyIour miles an hour in balloon. The
alr'shp viii be exhibited 10 New York,
Washington, aad other cities iu- the Union,
and the venture across the Atlantic will not
be until tie spring of 1876. The ship was
chr's'en.d few evenings since at meeting
Of lhr stockholders the :. City OF Baltimore"
bdIIm9re Gazette, 1911.
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PORT OF RICHMONO, OCTOBER 10, 1875,
.r SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers. G. w. allen Co, agents'
steamer j. W. kvtrm,n, Plat Philadelphla,
merchandise and passengers. ~. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Sortolk, mer-
chaudlse and passengers. l.. Il. farum, agent
Steamer Shirley, Travers. BALTIMORE merch&h-
disc aud passengers. B. Tatum, agent.
!. BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, .tobrr la.-Arrived: City Of Ches-
t.r. Maria, Zania Mary z. Chapman. Colchester,
krzilla, Gulseppe, Lahata, Saran A. Staples Ar
rived out: China, Virginia,
f;REENocK OCTOBER l9.-The steamer Virginia
has arrived here from New York for Glasgow.
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP sf@s
~ COMPANY. S
FOR NEW YORK,

This company will dispatch one Of their splerdie
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, 1SAAC
BELL, RICHM0TE, and GEORGE w. ELDER
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY Al,
high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built Ell.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, stateroous, and bath
rooms
The fare, accommodations, and attention are sn.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York on the CoHpany's covered pier, 81
North river.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and NO charge made except sctual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until P. II. daily.
For further iGfosmAusns spply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 Office CornnaMy's whayves. EocHet1E
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DRUGS. MEpHs,INEs. &c

DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c
TMEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE.
CUTTERS POCKET-INHALERS, for the cure of
bronchitis, sore-throat, &C.;
ENGLISH LUNG. PROTECTORS, double aud SIN
gle, to prevent consumptlon;
GARRETT's ELECTRIC DISKS, for the cure of
nervousness palsy, &c.;
The GALVANO-FARADIC BATTERIES Of all
sizes and latf st Improvements;
yOLTAIC ARMADfLLo SOLES, BANDS, &C.,
for the cure of cod feet, neuralgia, &C.;
sOFrRUBBER BED-PANS and CUSHIONS, for
invaids;
TRUSsES OF HARD RUBBER, imperVious to
Precipitation or water-will out" ear aHy o,h:r;
ELASTIC SILK STOCKINGS, for varicose veins,
weak joints, &c.;
LADIES' SUPPORTERS of the best patterns;
SHOULDER-BRACES, for boys and girls.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
ocl9.2w 919 Main street.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &c.

At COST! AT COST!-I sllaIl9fAR
n continue TO sell the re IN ming DO, ton R@S
of nv stock or BUOTS, SHOES. anog EA
TRUNKS at cost. These goods are all first -,
ns;s cd olber celebrated mikes OF mems and boys
hea w boots and shoes. a II In want Will do well oy
calling ut 335 Broad street.. ,n,
oc0 w. L. w. IA 1Eot.
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WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT VEGETlNE
FOX TEN TINES ITS COST.
The great benefit lave received from The use OF
VEGkTISE
induces me 10 give my testimony Iii its favor. 1
heli,yc II 10 be not only Of gr,a. value fo restoring
The health, but preventive of diseases peculiar
to The spring ans summer seasons.
would not be without 1t for ten tines is cost.
EDWARD 7ILDEN,
Attorney and General Agent for Massachusetts, OF
the Craftsmens Life Assurance Company, No.
40 sears Building, Boston, Mass.
VEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
foe 16.S&W2tl
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7 ETTEk-HEADS, 81 to 1915 per ream,
~ Al the DISPATCH PH!NTiNi-HQVsE,
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nor A SUPERB

GREAT REDUCTION ON
CENT EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
33i5 PER CENT.
REDUCTION ON STOCK SHIRTS, AND NO
HUMBUG.
Call and see for yourself the largest stock IN the
city and the lowest prices.
full stock of CT NTL EMEN'S UNDERWEAR
aud everything usually kept 10 gentlemans first.
cass) furnishing establishment and ut prices
twenty five per cent. lower than last season.
First-class Shirts made to order of rst-cla ma.
telial only.
HENRY T. MILLER,
oc Q 3m 915 Main street.
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ST. LOUIS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER 20, 1885,
sun rises........6.32I Moon rises.
SIM seIs ......... 5.2S High fGe.. ......... S01
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FURNITURE.
T7IIRNITURE. AND MATTRESSES.

Cali at HARWO0D's,fNo. Governor
street and inspect bis large ard Of
};Ha nj HER FURNITURE,
,PkRL0R FURNIT UkR
DISING-R00M EUESifUAE, s
@ MATT aESSES OF ell kfntiss
and ynn VIM be co. sd that saeIs MO necessity
q: going North 10 be Wit, SUI, sonsos.
The PRICES sre lnwer nan they hase oetn IT
twenty-five yaars, aud the gends are Hasse N
sisst name r and ire wars ned - z,
See inc good. AMI fis rrie,s shall PIE.
S'e ''N sAatl.fE e. y NV = ~
aga usS.lIY; stgSS., iS.cA4ns
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~ N. WALKER 81 CO., GENERAL IN
H.. SURANCE AGENTS, l9I 4 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
sUKANCE COMPANY, Of London and Edin.
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Cincin.
nst, Ohio--assets ever ~ .Q00.0 600
MANHATTAN FIRE INSUkANGE COMPA
NY. Of EeT York-asssts over 100000:
LYNCEBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, or Lynchburg, Va.-asssts oV@
aTf' SSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, o.
Rroeklyn, II. Y.-asssts over 100000.
rNIENjX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
lyn. ~. Y,-assets over 400 .00o. -,,..-.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
Portssaouth. ya---asseIs over $4,000; ~
Ie,Osit ted with the Treasurer OF Virginia, 81 oo.
ae0. Losses eouStsSly adjusted and promptly PAID
at this sscucy Applications solicited and INN e.
dst1 attsntinn given thereto. OK IL
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yEGBTISE, for the complaints for which 1t Is re.
commended Is having larger sale throughout the
United states than any other one medicine. Why ?
VEG TINE WILL CURE THESE COM.
PLANTS.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
7IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

u1IRE AND LIFE INSURANCE..
FANEUlL HALL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF BOSTON.
Assets September LIST, 1S75....... ..$575, 7S32S.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BALTIMORE, MD.
Policies non forfeltable. Surplus TO poiicy-hold-
ers rhirty-six per cent. -.
ranv 20 CHARLES EDWARD, Agent,
or oOJm No. Ten,h street. Richmond. Va. Z
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL CHEMIST
AND APoTHECARY.
BOSTON, January l, 1874.
Dear Slr.-Thls is 10 certify that have sold ut re-
,ail I54b dozen q $50 bottes) Of your VEG ETINE
since pril II, 1870 and can truly say that II has
given tue best satisfaction OF any remedy for the
compnints fnr which II Is recommended mat ever
custom. rs tesfying To Its merits on themselves "a
tncir frit uds. am ucrfecy cogniZant Of several
cases Of surofunus tumorS being cured by NEGE-
TINE alone IN thi, virinity.
Very respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN,
46S Broadway.
To H. X. Hereas, Esq.
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GhsqntstEigeter
Ilen. Spinncr,s ComposItion

From the Louisville Courirr-Journal. ~
The reason why that the 4th of July Is
so short is because they signed the Dec
Iara,ion Of Independence all in one day.
Ii they only had went slow, and been
three or four days about it, then we
would have had longer pull at the FIRE.
works, and plenty OF time to made things
lively most all week,
When your mother sends You to the
grocery, with q basket, for two dolOn
eggs, in hurry, and you get into soft
game OF marbles on the way, and win
good many, and don't come home for two
hours, that's fOrgetfulness, But your
mother don't forget when you come back.
There is boy lives in the Fourth
Ward has got feet so egregious big that
he can't play hopscotch, but then no hair-
pin can throw him in a fair rassel, and a
hard wind could never blow him over
in storm. sr8is.
When you slide down on the long ban
nisters d the front hall stairs, and go
down to the bottom so fast that II burns
you clean through your trousers, that's
friction.
Some Saturday when you are in the
kitchen, aud the hired girl has just shined
up the knives when she turns her back
you mustn't dip them one at time in
tho vinegar jug, because u you do the
chemistry will turn EN- black, and then
you will have 10 go careless down to the
back fence to get out Of the way Of some
hot water or ROmethinR,
When yoh see d boy with d splinter new
overcoat rs fits him, and is real tailor
made, aud you haven't got any OvCrcOat
yourself, and ifs q awful cold day, and
you. want his'n, that's envy. But you
can't help II when you amt a Christian.
Your father would never spend sig for
a big dictionary fOF you in o hundred
years, butifjyOu wastolNRin ons In hard
spelling match, he would make you study
itnights till You nearly went crazy. That's
always the way !..Lr,J
When your mother Is Tying dongllnGtss,
and you're hungry, It don't make any diff
ference how her hair Is Combed, or II It
is combed atall or not; just only tell her
that you think size looks so han'sOme with
her hair done up In that way, and she will
feed you on hot doughnuts till You swell
up like toad. li iIiHi gE
When saCk Of peanuts gets busted on
dray and split out on the street, and
your pockets don't hold many, because
they're nearly full Of other things, thena
daily newspaper would be good thing to
have, and would 10 useful. y 4t'llI
Why is the world like your father?
This il hard cOnundrum, which you
might Just as well give 1t up. Because
the world is round always, like ball;
but your father Is round only Of satur-
day afternoon early, just when you don't
want him, and when the circus in tho
stable has only Just commenced.
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CHICAGO, May 6.-Flour-Demand fair
and market firm. Wheat-Dull and unset.
tied; No, spring 81 0S7li No, :, 81 0SK
spot; 81 O8X seller June; 81 OsK seller
July; No, 5, 9Sa9SISc; rejected 92c, Corn
Dull; No. 3 mixed 73Ra7SJSe spot; 7jSSc
bid seller June; IKE seller July; rejected
ut 7OISa7ONc. Oats-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. ., G9iSc spot; 639fc
bid seller June. Rye-Demand active and
prices advanced; No, !, 81 07al Os, hurley
Demand active and prices advanced; No.
., 81 81 bid spot; 81 so seller May. SCGdr--
Unchanged. Pork = Dull and declined;
S2l 5Oa2l 65spOt; $2l n ISa2l 50 seller June;
So 09 IIa29 05 seller July. Larl-Dulland
nominal; Sl5 S7I5al5 4OspOt; $40 ga seller
June, Bulk Meats-Demand active and
prices advanced; shoulders S9!c; short rib
middlGS lliEal2c; short clear l2Sc spot or
seller May. Whisky-Firm ut 81 Is.
On call board wheat was higher; 81 O6lS
June, Corn firm and higher 74A74Hc
May; 752fc June. Oats, G994C May. Pork
and lard unchanged.
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CINCINNATI, May O.C-CottOn-Dull aud
nominal ut l5Hc. FlOur-pull and un.
changed. Wheat-Dull ard weak; red
ut 81 S3a1 50. COrn-Demand fur and
market firm at 7sas0c, 0ats-Flrm at OSa
zoe. Rye-Firm at 81 2?al 20. Barley,
Quiet and unchanged. Oils-unchanged;
Eggs - Unchanged ut loo. Butter and
ChGese-Demand fair and market firm,
Pork-Demand fair mud market firm ut
$22 % spot. LArtl-Dull aud nominal steam
held at l5Hc; kettle l5kalGc. Bulk Meats
-Steady and in moderate demand at S'Sa
l3kal3kC. DaCOn--Demand fair md mar
ket firm at 9SAi9AalSAe. Whisky-SteOdy
and in moderate demand at 81 10.
IIOGs--Dull; common 81 OOa7 26i fair to
medium 81 75as 90; good 81 LOAF 50.
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New York.

NRw YoRE, May G,-FlOuf-ln moderate
demand; Superfne western and State " Sja
10; common to good s. 2ja5 %; good 70
choice s. GjaG W; white wheat extra 50 90
az 20; extra Ohio 81 95a7 20; st, Louis S. 65
~ 80. Rye FlOur-Firm ut 81 S5a5 TO-.
Corn Aeal-Unchanged. Whcat-Quiet /;
No. spring 81 Goal 20; No. 3, 81 l0al IS;
No. . Chicago 81 l9al q; No. . Northwest
ern 81 l9al az; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 2SlSa
/ a. Rye-Flrm at 500, Barley-Scarce
and firm. Malt-Firm at 81 81, Corn
Heavy and lower; mixed western S9a9Olici
yellow 9Oa9lC, oats-MOrO steady mixed
western at 74a76c; white 7ja77 10, Hay
Quiet ut GOaG5c. COtee-StCady ut l6al9c.
Sugar-VeFy quiet; refining, fair TO good
S[aSlSc; prime s 9l0assSc, MolAsses-
Firm. Rice-Quiet and steady. Whisky
-Firmer at 81 i7al f7}S. '
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TnlRnn.

TOLEDO, May O.-FlOur-Steady with n
moderate demand. Wheat--Steady with a
moderate denAndj mo. | white Michigan
81 SIX; No. 2 white Wabash 81 S6lSi No. 5
do 81 81; No. 2 rod 81 2S1I; seller June
81 3Oyf; No. 8 red 81 "a; No. amber ILL:
nOis 81 sou. Corn : Demand fair and
market firm; high mixed re; seller June
7iAaT49S; low mixed 77Ac;n no grade 10Ac.
oats-Dull and nominal; No. |, GSHci
white B0Xc,
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TnE duties OF a Connecticut sehoolmas.
ter in 1861 we're ns follows: ITO net rs
court messenger, to serve summOnscs, to
conduct services in the church, to lead
the choir on Sundays, to ring tho bell for
public worship, 10 dig the graves, to take
charge Of the school and perform other
occasional duties"
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New YORK Dry Goods.

NEw York, May O.-Thc vOlumG Of hnsl.
ness was restricted by the rainy weather
and was light In all departments. Cotton
goods quiet md unsettled by the late price
revisiOns. llilPs sevcn.Clghth bleached
shirtngs closed out at Dc. Blue cOttons
quiet. COttOnades dull IN heavy mn kcs
and irregular. Light chocolate fancy print"
In steady request, but plains lees "c''Ne'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

THERE'S marked increase IN tile number
Of shcepin the market this week and the
trade lasbccn fair, though confined almost
wholly 10 our home tradc, the only outside
,lcmund being that from Washington,
Pricessslow decline Of Ha9kc ms com
pnre,twith those Of last week, the quality
being considered, ind the quality will COM
pare taSorabIy with last week. We quote
clipped sheep IL 4a5llc, and extra ut lIci
wool sheep Gag; lambs dull at y Mn5 ON
nor hCnI, WFp ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-07

Tnrptcpared pages for country news.
papers, known as "hatent insidcs," some
lines make ridiculous plumbers. Not
long ago the cable announced the bad
news that "the Pope has had another
chill" and shortly atletward came from
iorty-soven Wisconsin newspapers with
patent inside the announcement that "the
Pope has had another child"