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HE NATIONAL. BANKS AND USURY-IM-
l0RIANT DECl$!oS.-ln the Baltimore City
Court in the cast OF Albert Ordway Us. The
Central National Bank OF Baltimore de.
cision has been rendered.
This suit was docketed as OF the 18th OF
July, 1874, and was an action Of debt brought
10 recover double the amount OF interest
alleged TO have been usuriously charged by
The defendant, which is national banking
association chartered under the laws OF Con-
SFcS, on the lGtA OF january, 1871, Oh GER
tam loans made by it to the plaintiff.
me Judge said in his opinion: ,
Altcra careful investigation Ihave arrived
at inc following conclusions:
flrst. That the suit in this case is to en-.
lofce penalty under an act Of Congress.
Secoud. That it was the intention Of the
,'c' 70 give this Ia STATED court jurisdiction
III such causes. Il.
Third. But that the act is unconstitutional
IN this respect. -,
II Is insisted that the declaration is defec-
1--WE IN some other respects, but as these de-
iccI5, they exist, could be amended, and
as thc question OF jurisdiction is conclusive
% ule case, it is not necessary to consider
'Aehl. The demurrer is sustained.
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PITT, ADELPIIIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1876. a5
ARRIVED. -
eta,msbip Old Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
merchandise aud passengers, y, W. Alen q W.
agents, h. ..---.f -, ,...t., a,.o
and Passengers, w. p. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norioix, mef-
ehandise and passengers. L. B. Tatum, agent. ar.
schooner William L. Garrison, bowen, Daso, ne
Ice Mr.. Jane King. .sr st}l = f.as@ ~
ARRIVED SUNDAY. ts>.a. -
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, Orient, L. l., gu
ano, Rufin, Sutphin & Co.. Wa -,
Schooner Z. Hubs, Sykes, Edenton, N. c., fish,
Davenport & MOTIFS. ~ -" - NJ
ARRIVED AT CITY POINT SUNDAY.
Eark Tarueian G,r Doran, forty-three days from
Liverpool, with salt TO Lee, Seldom q 20. -.
SAILED. 80 - Ht.'. .,,s
Steamer isis, Drew. Petersburg, merchandise j.
ID; scsoonep = H Lockwood, Hardcastle, Hartford
Conn, camel coal, Gervas storrs, agens'
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
| From Windsor, n. s., April 1S, schooner Daga'
u From Portland, Ne, April FL, schooner Effort
Brom Baltimore April %. schooner Ashland
Creighton. -
Z scboonnrrs John McGInnis, Colbnrn, and Breeze
>Craunaer from Richmond, at New YORK aprii x;
SchooT,ers Fannie and Edith, Bartlett, and Mals
bar Welsh TO load for New York, saiieo rom i'ai
fast Me- for City Point April 3. n.l - ~,
sasSa asEs Wess sana Z. or Rich
n Schooher Hora.io Nichols, Dupay, from Rich
mond. at New York April %. ..tys.f.gr
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SHINGTON NEWS.
POLITICS I'm si,e sonth'

.,-oS ID. c. April 2ls--f Herald
WASH I'dcnce.1 IL have made q careful
CORES p'I 1"tr reconnoissance Of the political
snd conn" !" rho South in regard to the presi-
OUTLOOK u" The Democratic, or as they
dcrtial .""ii in the South, the Conserve
call ih'1 '',tors from the late Confederate
five H't,n,,,r;se among them many men Of
states S1', nynerience In affairs, though all Of
parts "i," non, Lamar, OF mississippi; Regain,
them CIV, Ron. Hill. of Georgia, and per-
CT icAs, nthcrs. lack ante-beliu'n political
haN> They, however, have had the
eNp'sW";; =, the command Of men that fits
tTa'n" .Sorc ,h,n others, to lead and to fol-
them ", ,~,,rmand and to obey. They know
low '.ncr having generally served together
tarG o ,',,, army and Legislatures, and
- INC on,, discreet, scli-controlled, and
they NV ,alnr into the line and habits
'3;"U; discipline and parliamentary
o. t""yan have observed that not
iSI ii,'..,n4;Y, the efforts that have been
W 3, =" cnfrap them into indiscreet discus
N""I -. haze been successful, save the out
son :, y, Zen. Hill and Ran. Tucker, which
- '''" .. ,arc suppressed, and which Will
We, D., rrncated. They are resolved to
ne' new, ;, :, Mord and decd that they intend to
>'I %" the Union. the Constitution and
i iY, Y,y.s and the administration OF the Gov
80, ..r,ln, honestly and fairly to all sections
I'll r;;igcnS. Il; is this determination
Md No.; ,n;r, HAT is now controlling them in
,'i,, IL the presidential election. Cor
!-,...'y stated they advocate no candidate
~ ;hcv object TO mono. This iudicious
60, ~.i WISE ;elHncr and this perfect control OF
.-.,,.rlyc> may DC observed al over the
smith. They arc in dead earnest, and
rrssn, i :, i possible, to aid the northern
democracy u get possession or the Gov
r-,r,rn, in March next. Their power is
,,-~,ry well organized and compacted for that
;;,,,rncsc. No Radical party Of capability or
i,-rr exists in many Of the southern states.
with Democratic candidate OF fair record,
GOOD Union man, but one who has never
h,rn extreme in his opinions against the
sog,h. vi the southern States can and VIII
w. carried except North and South Caro-
rr,. In Virrinia. Georgia, Tennessee, Ken
.rrIy. Alabama, snd Texas there is really
=, Rrp,,hlican party worthy OF the name OF
nary. |. i routed and disorganized. and
rgnnni BE- brought into a canvass. In Lou
i.;1na. Mississippi, and Florida there is q
remnant resting on the old carpet-bag basis
ri public plumber, but that will be perma-
ncrtiy scattered in November. South Caro-
Ina j, ho,clrSSlv controlled by the thieves
sni rundrrcrs who have ruled her so long.
North Carolina, however, is essentially
i,,,h.',l. Both parties claim her, but nei-
thor can fa-ctcll what her vote will be.
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GENERAL. WAsHINGT0N's WILL-ACTIoN

GENERAL WAsHINGToN's WILL-ACTIoN
OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF FAIRFAX
CoUNTY.-FduJa5 Courthouse, April I'll
The Board of Supervisors of this county
met here yesterday. The following resolu-
ton was offered by N. W. Pearson, ESQ.,,
member from Mount Vernon district, and
member Of the House Of Delegates: -.s.
''Resolued, That the Board Of Supervisors
OF Fairfax county do hereby authorize M.
D. Ball, Esq, to take from the office OF the
county clerk the original copy OF General
Washington's will, for the purpose OF hay
ing it photo-lithographed, and that he be
required to give bond to the clerk of said
county in the sum Of $4,000 for the safe
return Of said will on or before the 1st day
of November, 1876: Provided, That au-
thority shall also be obtained from the Coun-
ty Court for the same purpose: And it IS
t fnrther provided, That said III. D. Ball shall
have printed 1900 copies OF said will free
OF cost for the use and benefit Of the ladies
OF the Mount Vernon Association"
BY vote of 5 yeas to 1 nay this question
was referred to the County Court.-Corre-
spondence Alexandria Gazette. ~
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The Government Insane Asylum.

In the investigation Of the Government
Insane Asylum on saturday, Jane Beatty,
al experienced attendant, testified to the
committee that she had been employed at
this asylum. and also Mt the Pennsylvania
Hospital, to attend insane women. Patients
were treated much better at that hospital
than here. She attended women only.
Never saw any one abused; but the tea was
very poor. the meat often tainted, and the
rooms cold. She had known women pa
tjcl', who had fingers frozen, and one who
had her nose irost-bitten. During one
Christmas week there were no fires i'll the
yard, and patients were sometimes put IN
rooms without beds. She had seen Yermin
on bcd-clothing when sent up from the
Laundry. Or. Nichols was outside much Of
the time. lie did not go through the wards
more than once in three months, and the
official hoard OF visitors always hurried
through Correspondence Baltimore Sun.
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Charges OF arson against Mr.. Fitzhugh,
tn" doOrkccpcr Of the House OF Represents
lives [durin- the war connected with the
Confederate Senate in Richmond, are re-
yived both privately and in print. Two
indictments were found against, him in
Kentucky in ISL, alleging arson, but he
was promptly acquitted in both cases,
which were gotten up, as gentlemen OF the
highest responsibility assert, either through
:4alic" or under misrepresentation OF the
facts Another charge against Mr.. Fitzhugh
is that of attempted bribery while he lived
in Texas last year. This is equally without
foundation as the first. Fitzhugh has sent
for o:fcial documents and other proofs
which will show his entire innocence OF the
imputed grimes. and il it shall appear to Dt
Necessary, he will ask for the fullest lnyestr
cation hy committee OF the House.
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BY. Tclegraph.
EEW YORK MARKETS.

.
bales at l3s@13 Slice Flour rules In buyers favor;
state, Il. io@s445; southern r moderate request,
lower; $1.42 for white western. Corn heavy and
lower; &c. for ungraded new western mixed; 6l@
lover 42a47c. for mixed western and State; 4a@
soc. for white. Cofee-Rio steady and In fair dc
msnd; cargoess l549lshe:; gold; JOB lots l6H .s
and unchanged. Rosln heavy at $l.75@ 80. Tur-
pentine heavy ut 36@35Hc. Pork opened heavy and
s ssss s ea f ss rs ss Sysassa so
Whiskey shade frmer at Sl.l3. tretgIts trmeF.
BALTIMORE s.i.',' !. tI ,l... 80,
BALTIMORE Ap5i! 24:oFloar steady and I'd. Arm !;
family s7sSs155oo city s spss
g. Msnt quiet and
ser 4 Nis a m gsoT aeern ao
tive but unsettled. Oats steady ut 45@52c. Rye
nr tending Upward Ct pToyisGns GSiet
Clear Clear rib, l3@1sxc. Hams, l5@1ec. Lard quiet
%S xsf no at liz c sa. Ga
LOUISVILLE. r..s q. ~.
LOUISVILLE, April 24.--Elour dull; extra family,
$4.25@$4.75, Wheat firm at Sl.!6@Sl;30. Oats
quiet and steady at 3s@a2s Rye dnI at Sc s oprq
ss Visions IS Ssss e Sso eesr saes
surar-cured hams, 144@l5c. Lard-in tierces, lax
Ollie; kegs, l5e- Whlskey steady at $1.o7.
-.~--.. ,.-. CINCINNATI 49,: r. tE
CINCINNATI, April 24-Flour steady and firm.
Wheat dull and lower ut. $1.15@$1.2S. Corn In
fair demand and lower at 50@51c- Oats quiet and
steady Rye steady at 54@66c. Barley duh and un-
Changed Pork quiet and steady at at $22@$22. 25.,
outside figures asked. Lard firm; oil offerings taken
Mt 1aXc Buk-Incats hrnlcr; shoulders, SSc.; clear
rb-sldes Ike; clear sides, 11Tc Bacon quiet and
steady; shoulders, 9A@9Hc.; clear hb-sides 2ac.;
clcdr sides, 13c. Hogs In good demand; medium TO
good heavy, $7.s0@$S; receipts, 800 head; ship
mcnts, lit head Whiskey steady and In good dc
mand at SLOT. Butter-Good to choice western re.
serve, soc; choice central, 3fc.; Ohio, 26@2sc.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, April 24.-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat dull and lower; No. red fall S1.4O; Sl.3SE
hid at close Corn in good demand and lower No.
D mixed, 45A946kc. Oats dull and lower to sell
No. 3. 81 bid. Rye, no sales. Barley dull and I'M,
changed Whiskey quiet and unchanged. Pork duli
and UNCHANGED. Bulk-meats quiet md unchanged
Racon steady and unchanged. Lard dull &c. asked
Hogs quiet and unchanged. Cattle quiet and I'M
changed. "a.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET y
PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-Cattle were dull this
week; prices favor buyers $500 head arrived, ana
sold at tlG6Ac. for extra Pennsylvania and western
steers &C. for fey choice, 54@6c for TAR TO good,
and 4@5c. p ID. Cor common, as to quality: Sheep
were unchanged; 1000 head sold at bxS7ac. Q 10;
gross as to condition. Hogs were dull z,9O0 head
arrived, and sold at $1l.50@$l2.50 q 100 lbs. net
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AN ATRoCIoUs Acknowledgement How
ard fbrother of Mr. B. S. Howard, OF the
firm of Sleight e. Howard, OF this city, was
murdered on Saturday evening, the 10th in
slant, while returning to his plantation from
Grahamville, Beaufort county, South Caro-
lima. Two negro men have been arrested,
and have confessed the deed. They secreted
themselves in the woods and waited an hour
and half for him to pass the spot, and shot
him through the head. They owed him no
grudge, had never belonged to him, but sim
ply wanted money. They supposed him to
have it. They rided his person OF every
thing valuable, but got only fifty cents in
money, which they divided between them.
These young negroes have been known in
the community for some time as thieves and
Migrants OF very bad character. General
Howard WAS universally loved. -.
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Miscellaneous.

Ii is stated that the greatest dissatisfaction
prevails among the naval officers because or
Tie intelligence that they are to receive little
more than half pay for this month.
1t seems to be demonstrated that Simeon
Draper, who was sent as cotton agent to So
Tannah by President Lincoln, failed to ac-
count to the Government for large amount
Of money which passed through his hands.
Diapers seizures OF cotton amounted to
millions OF dollars.
The testimony taken by the select COM
mittce OF investigation OF the Freedmcn's
SAVINGS Bank shows immense frauds.
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GREAT FRAUDS IN THE PUBLIC DEBT
STATEMENT-A SERGEAET's SToRY.-A long
story comes from St. Louis, originating
with Sergeant George Prender, in charge Of
the signal-service station there, who was
formerly Observation-Disclosures clerk in the
Treasury Department under Secretary Nc
Culloch. He alleges that while he was en-
gagged thus in the Treasury he discovered
great frauds; that each public debt state
ment reported money in the Treasury that
was not on hand, while the Government
was paying three per cent. for money to meet
temporary Necessities. He says he also dis
covered that hundreds of thousands OF dol
lars Of Government money was placed in
the hands Of parties outside, who loaned it
back to the Government as individual funds
and drew interest on it. " Prender will pro-
badly Ventilate his sensation before the Com
mittee on Expenditures in the Treasury
Department at Washington, whittier he has
gone.-BGltSm ore Sun. IL - ,.ss~s ! 80
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THE EASTERN SHORE HoRRoR.-The Ber-
lin and Crisfeld newspapers OF Saturday
give some additional but brief particulars Of
the terrible disaster near Chesconessex, Ac-
comac county, Va, on the preceding Sum
day night. 1t occurred at the house, OF q
Mr. Slant, who, with his wife, was absent
Mt church. They left at home Mrs. Stant's
father, an old man of eighty years, and i've
children, ranging from four to sixteen years
OF age. When the husband and wife re,
tnrned il was to find their home in ashes and
that every one of the six inmates left BEHIND
had persisted in the flames. Their BODIES
were recovered and recognized, but the
source OF the fire remains q mystery.
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surr Ada1ssr mn Mosrprr m 3 s.oc, !.

surT Ad11ssr nm MosTpErfrR Arsnr,, !.
SaufsEsK .
sppTssiep, Cont sy, was tried the case
OF Doaehy y 90, os The Montpelf Female
Humans Ass0cfatto n, d snis brnurhs nv tho
ssntffs I'D recover .of the deiandant the
sum OK for ad sertising tie institution
thfoug hohtths United States TI1e MAN.
Tins are pnblish}hg agents, having YEARLY
contracts with eleven hundred r,ewnpenera
IN the different States, and fin this way nos
seas dyafltages Tor adyerttsing on alsiarge
Scale, which the MoHtepeiier Association.
seeEing the greatest notoriety fos its enter.
prise, secured, and through the asserted iii.
nocent agency OF Do,ichy Il Co. published
the Illegal speculation of lottery, under the
Disguise OF 9 gift concert, oyer the length
and breadth OF the land The plaintiffs
predlcated their right to recover upon d
written contract by which the MONTPELIER
Association had stipulated to pay 81, 900 per
month FOR the Insertion Of its advertisement
In eight hundred papers, and averred per-
Torrance OF the contract on their part.
The defence set up by the Association
was an attempt to take advantage OF its OWN
wrong by pleading that its enterprise was
In violation OF the Constitution and laws of
the State and q lottery, and that, therefore,
the plaintiffs claim being founded on con-
tract to assist and abet o violation OF the
statute, the Court would not enforce such an
agreement il the plaintiffs had knowledge
that the enterprise they advertised was a
lottery, and they were bound to know that
such an enterprise was inhibited and Illegal;
and If they did not know it, Ignorance Of
the law would not excuse them.i ia,t e,,y
7. The Court instructed the Jury that II the
evidence disclosed that the plaintiffs were
not advised of the true character Of the
scheme advertised as gift concert the YER
dict should be for them, and upon this ques-
tion OF fact the Jury were unable to agree.
This is the first suit that has been tried in
Virginia, court against. the Association,
although others are pending; and the expo
sition OF the law, as correctly laid down by
the court in this case, adds another to the
many warnings already received by the pub
lie that lotteries are frauds Of SO dangerous
a character that the means and agencies they
adopt to accomplish their neiarious projects
are not exempt from the common lot OF all
who trust in the integrity Of such schemes
Of being beguiled and cheated OF their dues
without conscience, Justice, or mercy
Alexandria Gazette,
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DEATH OF NOTABLE MARE.-The Ara
bian mare Esnea, imported twenty years
ago by the late William Mcdonald, ana Pur,
chased in 1864 by Mr.. John W. Garrett, dlea
at Montebello Saturday morning, having
been attacked with illness only the prece,,
ding afternoon. 1t is stated her orlglnal
cost to the importer was $4,000 she was
twenty-six years old. Having been raised t !
in the tents Of Arabs she was fond OF ca
resses from ladies and children. Professor
O. C. Marsh, OF Yale College, arranged Win
Mr.. Garrett, some time ago, that the skele-
ton OF Esnea should be preserved and for
warded to the Peabody Museum, Mt New
Haven, and measures to that end have been
Observation-Disclosures Sun. I..a a,. = -. -
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Jurisdiction first, and that after the frdict-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HapsFval nsafisV 81 5ssR sslsd i e.


sss sabsffyalsof nsatscS bas 5saR ssxsa d g.
sign. ssfs,fs asaaisiiss2f ut -
sto ora and R S sti House as Rarne
Especial telegram to the Dlapatch.l
N0aFoLKs April III. About halEpast i
O'clock yesterday morning q ;tralhe house
on tho eornet oi Smith aid Queen streets,
owned and occupied az q store and dwell.
ing by hi. Frederick Stevens, was destroy.
FED by ifre. Mr. Stevens and family narrowly
escaped with their lives, saving, nothing.
The loss was not coVeredEEb by insInrr ance. Z
90 3Ss; ~ stores Destroyed bylFfre.s. 3
Especial telegram to the Dispatsh.1 Is 3tl *.
DELApI AMI, Va, April 24.-The stores
Of 3. T. Haines and N. w. Laws & CO., in
Upperyille, Fauqnier county, Va, were
burned hist night Laws saved shout half
Of his goods. Haines saved none. Both
insured. 81 - go. So, -,
{..{ Associated Press kilograms.
ARREST OF SUSPECTED CRIMINAL-HE' is
=. !! ~. RELEASED BYHABEAS CORPUS. -:
LOUISVILLE, April 24-Captain James
Wilkinson, charged with embezzling $751;
coo in New Orleans and elsewhere, has
proved an important arrest. Saturday eve
ming he received a telegram in jail from
j. y. Phelps at annapolis stating he would
arrive on the 1o'clock A. NJ. Chicago train
and go Immediately to the Jail. Phelps is the
party to whom Wilkinso on shipped packages
from New Orleans to Chicago, and the de-
tectlves coniectured that he was partner
in the crime: OF Wilkinson. They accord
Iyn rIu cd fr,.o o1r,cr nh,
ed the city yesterday morning and went to
the JAIL and was admitted to Wilkinson,s
room. When he came out he was arrested,
and two detectives proceeded to search him,
while third went into Wilkinson's room
and stripped him. He found in the heelof his
stocking $4,000, which looked as il it had
just been placed there. Phelps being ac-
cused OF giving Wilkinson the money denied
all knowledge of it.. Some important pa.
pers were found on PheIps's person. He
was locked up as suspected felon. sTo-dny
writs Of habeas corpus were taken out for
the prisoners, and the court released Phelps
but reman ded Wilkinson to Jail.
KILLED BY AN INSANE SON.
BosToN, April 24-Elisha Sampson, oil
Duxbury, aged sixty-seven, had his head
blown off to-day by an insane son, who was
in the hands OF the sheriff. #1A
FAILURE OF BIG WHEAT-DEALERs.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 24.-Schroeder,
| Lmdlelow & Co., the party who ran the big
wheat-corner Last fall, have, failed. They
have been carrying wheat through the win.
| ter, and the recent decline is the cause Of
the collapse.
'+r- BANK FAILURE.
CHICAGO, April 24.-The City National
Bank, with cash capital Of S250,00O, closed
its doors to-day. The cashier states that the
liabilities, exclusive Of capital stock, are
$500, 0O0-mostly deposits. The nomina
surplus is over 100000 No other city banl
is seriously affected by the failure. -
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HE WHlPpING-PosT IN CALIFoRNIA.-The
passage OF legislative act to set up the
"Alpping-post in California as punishment
fpcclally for the crime Of wife beating, for
winch mhich no legal retribution adequate to the
Aeihousness OF the offence has ever been pro-
Sided, Is occasioning no small stir among
siekiy sentllnentalists, who can bear the sight
vi ieebie woman beaten by "A brutal
husband, but who shrink at the idea OF a
isturoy rufiian receiving twenty or thirty
msies on his bare baek-St. Louis Globe,
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!, AN EMIGRANT FAMILY MURDERED.-Lea-
ven,oorth, April 23.-Advices have been re-
celyed here that some time Thursday night
family OF emigrants named Baker, from
somewhere in Pennsylvania, were massa-
cred by Indians about 100 miles northwest
of Custer City. The family consisted of
Baker, his wife, and two children; all OF
whom were Drained with hatchets and toma-
hawks, and then scalped. The wagon be-
longing to Baker was rihed and everything
valuable carried off, The bodies Of the
victims were decently buried when found.
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BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

R1cHNoSp, April "a, 1875.
OFFERINGS. ar ,-3aert
WHEAT.-Wktte,3 1854 bushels. Red, 1 SO bushels.
CoRN.-White, 400 bushels. Mixed, 420 bushels.
= OATS.-S0 bushels. 49,. la f.t
PEAS.-1O0 bushels ,,r,...s., =.
SALES. -
sWHEAT.-White, AZ bushels ut $3.50; 80 BUSH
els prime ut Sl.6G; 20 bushels at 5l.3b 154 BUSH
els good on private terms; liz bushels prime on
private terms-total, S64 bushels. Red, 80 bushels
fair on private terms; so bushels very good at
81 SO; 90 bushels at 81 .40-total, 100 bushels.
CORS.-Whtte, 100 bushels prime at .60e.: 1875
bushels very good ut 9c-totai 265 bushels. MiGad
60 bushels ut &c.; sou bushels at 57cs-total, $50
bushels. f-.s g,E.tyyl =. ,y,f:.t..s y y.
OATs.-1s bushels on private terms. >3
a'. REEEXHIBITED.' ;ag''l
CORN White, 1913 bushels. Aired, 500 bushels
PEAs.-Black,1 90 bushels.
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BALD MOUNTAIN, AGAIN.-Pa in the
neighborhood OF Sugar ELL, Old Fort, and
Marion report heavy and tremendous rum
bling in the vicinity Of Bald mountain q
few days ago. -The shocks are said to equal
the most exciting OF those a few months ago.
Asehuiyle l. CO.. Exposition. 80; - + tx,
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..Ry EI.EGRAPH
y B 81 Al 'kEflalel,iafIoa
lN ASTOUNDING sTArEMENr PROM
II. THE DEsGaAcEDi SECRETARY. 81
Blaino,s Specific ann General Hsntn
1st.i Of the Charges Against HIi1n 3. g,

TIE CHIcAGo CrTYEATToNALBAN CLOSES
d DOoRs-FAILURE At: MILWAUKEE,
RIOT NTHE BARBADoEs-AN EmBEzMER
In JAIL AT LoUIsvmLE-wHATB EFELL
HIS PARTNER WHO TRIED TO RELEASE
,rHIM--AN INSANE SON KILLS HIS FATHER,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-25

The expenses. OF the late Alexander T.
Stewards funeral are not believed to be more
than $4,000. Many persons thought they
would reach from $50, 600 TO $50, 600. The
estimate includes the undertaker's bill, the
music, flowers, attend ants, etc. ;,4f