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DOMESTIC MARKETs.

prry,to Aprn l2-Recsi7ts- Flour 1000 bbN Wheat
81 900 bush: Corn loo BUSH oats 1900 b1sh Barley
,00 iu.h. Rye LOO. bush. shipments Flour 4,uO
hbis; Wheat 81 600 bush Corn, $500 bush oat ibo
baah; H4feg 1910 bash; e. l2uO OUAlL tosi que ahd
Cr Wheat qulct ana unsettled Ol 3OuD bush 30 Z
MWaua en- on private terms 800 bush 40 90 Oh private
4 BUSH. No hard al 81 ~ 1881 80 Juo Dusl
DO al ~ 4Oi 1000 bush. White De rot 0nsprFao trrus
duh; raies If r1is NcN, on aca ~ 5.e e
nd iic ia store susctiNc Rye neglected. Farley dul
ssIrs Of COO bush. Canadian private Nnns Porn du asa
eas 81 Tor Heavy Mess Lard 1Ul ~ IA 10 4Ah
wire inactive asd uoflHaL 49,, . -
CIt aso A,r a quiet and unchanged. Wheat m
seifitfl Iu Generally lover; chicago prns, 81 bid
81 90 asnd sIot sales Al 81 o3s$l 4, NAV closed Al
n u5s. June; No CHICAGO Spsihr, 4cJc ;
Ecjectef isle Corn du and shade loNeri 70 : al
soilod but generally iorer No = srcty is' ,oc sic'
Inr.uy d.Uy active shade h.er 5Jc, spot OGc May
PORK ,tr.av ani firm, "a So i,ds-2ZO spot a4d SAY
81 ~ ds22 49, June S2l Co -HIi GIL Juy laid hiin
bot not quoiaD.y Ligler sl3 10 sr9t 10 - 40
Nav. SIS C2iag si3 o. June. Bulk Meats scal aa un
changed whisky steady at ~ o. Heceips-t iOlf so0O
Lba Wheat $1,000 bush. Corn $500 BUSH Oats' sVoJ
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The home money market was about as yesterday
loans making at per cent, but more generally at J.
The rate to the dealers i'll United States securities
continues 3. Tacrc is change in mercantile
paper The United States Treasurer received to-day
$500 900 National bank notes for redemption. Inc
Customs receipts at Washington amounted 10
500. 900. The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up $4,000 The following IS the Clearing house
statement: Currency exchanges SCI O07,4S1 :;
currency balances. 1921 1885, gold exchanges
S3,64O,3O9; gold balances $52i.1S6
Government bonds were quIeter to-day and prices
lower, the market being devoid of special feature.
We annex closing street quotations
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WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, April l2-The market continues very dull and
pric, rule Glory manufacturers do not ur
chase Win any confidence and rSsonsibs buyers md no d
obtaining cOncvsOus the prices for y ahd w ONO
4lGf &C.. but the latter price Is Obtained pn io
Lola IN very ght CONDITION, the cO1on OF me " 9ls -
closely, and there h considerable dcr
encs In condition o. the fine Woods now on the market
Michigan fIeecss dul az IS 4Oc ana the
later u extreme ucure Tor chOve lots oi y IN
Conbu= and DrSne Feeces very little has been done Pulled
a and been selling al 500 i'c Tor ; per
an X super selling at 4Oaijc Te stock of CAN
is small only be made at los 'Itces
and pecaY u the stock now on ha-d Il n" very
desirable: have been a ZOdoOc Tor spring ana IA u
fof Fall
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY APRIL 10, 1876
s.s Of 90 bags wese az le,c o.her lnds without Do

saes bags Western iG2c. Other kinds without de-
Ciaeo change. go
IICE-l. demand sr and lrces were stealyi caro-
lna ia a,c; Louisiana. &c, ani i-HgDeh, ba1 -.
SrEARiN -Nmaef sfCldy Prime western, o. taeslo'
II c .4s go ics. Prime western fT AAy az II .o ".
SlGAE-i.aW win jette: demand was arm ~ : - o.
frr C-ntrigsii 7s,407 ~ sc itr FAR 10 E0lt t'iA I
sll.s rart lass evening" ~ 5i' Minus
C .fu.e,vI0 a. IA. lfc. ~ hlls., 5o5 boxes,
and on bags Centrifugal 70 as &C., aud %. lGs ~ A ~
GltgT6. fair demand al 100 lD.s ipt
Crsfri a: powdered, IOi for Grhuiated 1922 lVsc io
chi Loaf. gl for standard A. 9'sc loi Oh a. Anu
-. iNr other grades. q,
TALIOW-ILs maraet frm, with sales OF l75,OOO ID at
S7-dtisfeC. ~ %. 1900, . A., =,
WHISKY -Warset lower WITH sales Of 90 bbs at 81 H.
and - bris. 40 81 10 = gallon O.. -, o.,
WISE ,cci,v cion to-day, 30 cases Claret sold ~
s. 15a43 % god bond; j. quarters Brandy Ell d%l "
- do af y dsl IS, c1d ir bond; quarters or III
Csc 81 casks Ale - 7ja Elj 90, Currency
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The opening qnotations ~ INNING SOC

The L0ndOn advICcs report British COnsos triiic
easier. and United States bonds steady to firm, with
old 1sG5s and New Elves selling eX-coupon. Erie
was dull and steady at 1Gl241G 5s. This has been
the regular fortmghtly settling day on the London
Bourse. and tomorrow the directors OF the Bank OF
England hold their regular weekly meeting. at
which it is thought the minimum rate OF discount
now 3-will be reduced as money is in great sup
ply. The sum of G3G.0OO went into thc Bank on
balance to-day. Ia Paris the French Renes opened
az 6Gf 45c and declined 10 GGf., exchange on Lon
don being quoted at 25f pic. Foreign exchange
here was dull but very firm, at rates given below
and selling figures close on TO them. The SlU0,O3O
coin engaged for the China to-day is held over for
to-morrows supplementary steamer. The gold
market opened at 113, and was quiet until
o'clock at 1873, when 1t became more
active on al advance IN the price 10
I131o. though the reason of the smart upward
turn was not fully apparent On gold loans the rates
for carving were L. and per cent to fiat for Dor
rowing The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN
coin interest on the public debt, and $4,000 IN
redemption Of called bonds The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
81 994 O00; gold balances 1914 403 currency bal
anees, $1,44O,697. The principal gold quotations
i99SSp'iiii ia.S lib i.$g...iiSss 500 i5ii
il:oo...Il5is 1880 ...llSis 200 .--.llSeI
The Treasury balances at the close Of business to-
day were:
Currency 100000 Certificates 100000
CON .....-......--- fJ,'tOvOOt
The closing quotations OF foreign exchange are
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THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


WEDNESDAY, Apr 10, 1876
ASUFS-There continued dullu and ItCes sii
nouiually Sc. Tor Pots AID CSC. for Pearls
COFFEI-lO quiet but rn at l6dl9c gold, for ordi
nary prime eafeocs lGd2cc goh. for jobing pt-
sales OF bags santos DOuf. private
400 bags Il at NeHOrleans per Maude Briggs,
al II SC. Mid grades quiet and unchanged.
COrl ONIhe market Tie sl0t quiet ana unchanged;
the sales 1853 bales, OF which Geo last evening includ
arrive 307 for eNpOr, bJi for ton. AID
l64 speculation The receipts at the ports 04J5
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Busine5s Chances.
A GENTLEMAl

A GENTLEMAN of literary tastes, with
~ $1,000 capable Of taking editorial charge ca1feenrs
the Interest OF retiring partner IN large wollestabsed.
ard profitable family ana literary AFER money wei So
and good profit guaranteed FH parclas upon ap
phi, alton 10 GltlGGS x CAhLElON, % iiYatnay.
EOR SALE-LEASE and FIXTURES, with
or without stock Of DRY GOODS STORE In thriving
village i'm Central New-YOrk gro wing cash trade moderate
capgl needed; terms favorable satisfactory O
rare chance. Address Lock Box 50, CObleskn, n. Y
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Gorscraiiorl Notiees.

DFPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
EF'iIGlIIING tho PUBLIC LAMPS l. the PAkhs, &C..
with GAS or OTHER IlIUhiNAtING AAlhhlAl---
So lin PROPOSALS for lighting the public lamps with
"a az II illuminating material are invtci and win De
s|Ive ia lie owe Department at SO Union square New
York ify $50 a. THU RsDAl April 20, 1875 FOR
full particulars see CITY RECORD, no. City nan
n OTlCE.-Proposals for building wooden
~ usr 10 be situated foot OF Bank ST. " Re- will be rs
ceved tie office OF he Department o. Dce.s ~ aud lls
Tor information, The CITY Record" Copies for sale
at No. City uall
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Gouartuerehiu Notices.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of (:
~ QUINLAN 81 Co, composed Of Francis j. QunlaD and
william II. OTIS. No. 20 Magazine st. Ne" aus Ioulsi-
ana dssoyed by mutual consent Either partner
authorized sign The firm name IN liquidation Al pares
having claims against the said firm Will present the same At
Office n NewOeans, La, for payment within the next
80 days New-OIleaus Marcn q, 1876. +. j. QUlNbAN.
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Delliistrn

SOMETHING NEWi CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL!-Hy Rose Pearl Plates (niicGtng color and sub
stance for artificial teeth, excel everything heretofore Of
beauty and gBess needs only 10 DO
to be appreciated made in day. and only SO % go per
and Also best Rubber SETS IRON 80 20
sl5 Geld Platna, $50 10 50. Extracting under
Dr. T. o. WATT As East TwentythT ST., near Masona ava
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bales against o55i bales this day week, and 5,795 bales
~. 1872 Illc 1unini nr M % lnnN.:


Good Ordinary gls Low Middins. -''. 5,is
Delivered contract. 100 bales FIr future delivery tea
advance VI &C., but trade lici. sales vest ?
1896 june. 200 - i'c July, 100 - 5,ec goo lS!ei
AuE-t. j. %. 1895. ttil. 3. .Ob bales Hist i io'
April. 200, II 7secN September 100 3 -'ac. October 100,
lo2azc December 100 l. c total 800 l,s s'cona cal
April LOO, l. Soc, 10th: total, 100 ba' Ilfd
cal April. 100, $ u l5th. 1ssse. total 10 laes.
200. - n;gc l,t00 1890; zoe e. 90 CO.. lSsci l0o
l8eic 100 n,r GOO l3gic; 100 l's; 500, 3sisgc;
Con- 1j3.; Jay LOO Il atsc; r. 0, 32gc 600 1Iec;
August, 400. IL i'cc 500, 3~2c september 100
loo, lsgc; November zoo 10 sc. Total ll4OO bales
grand total. Z, 90 bales
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Banking Gonses ano Bankers

KOUE7ZE BROTHERS, BanA:ers,
- Val ST., Neao York, draao Bis
on Eag1and, france aid Germany;
issue Letters Of credit aoailGbIe
Mrouqhout tie Unitcd States and
Europe, and make transfers Of money
by telegraph on6 cable. Investment
orders erccuted in tile E'rchanges Of
Neao York, Philadelphia, Boston and
San francisco.
Appro0e6 Securities for sale.
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800, 1900, 5000, $1,000.
Dipioeno Notices

OFFICE or THE DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD Co.
No. 81 WILLIAM 81. NEw YORK March , lslh. y,
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND OF THREE 90
y PER CENT has this declared the stock OF
this Company payable on the l5h dsy OF Ap next a ts
Office esars II. X. JesUp, Patton Co. 10 STOCKHOLDERS re-
g.sisrrd . such at tie closing % the books a..
'srei, ooL viii be closed and reOpened on the
l7t day OF prl next J. b. DUPONT Assistant secretary
oFptce OF TIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co OF Nrw,JFRsET.}
no IIBERTY-sT, NEW. YORK March -, iSso,, .
TI1HE usual QUART ERL1 ~ ~ ~. y ~ on
h TWO AND 4 HALF PER CENT - tfss day declared:
paygbe az this Office ator TIL uKSDAf me @Vta OF
hprl The trau6ier books Will DO closed Om 4uusuS INC
+''' III ii''-S '"' -'' SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer.
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.5sla scIler DO DAVIS. III. seller 60 days.
cInsINa rnLAnrIpnlA srocK Quo

CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS.
ma As.cr Ed. Asked
c;,v - ola ..IOf iOtis CatawissaR RPf - 4jls
(it- Gs " 1O-1s Phil. g ilit. .O2 us
UnT Cos. Of N.Jl373i 1873 NorthC lLH. ~. 9o.s
Phil and }ca4nt dfIe 46l4 Leligh Nav. G.L10i2 100
Lehish Valley. Glib 61's
The opening quotations for mining stocks at San
Francisco, reported by Mr.. Herman to-day are as
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JR-sALEs BEFoRE TEE CALL.
1919 o'CIO.
srCOND BOARD--l O'CLOCK p. NJ.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. OCI'lCh'
Z b-2O Coupon, '65 n 6 -, Registered, 1881
40 OOO. llgls 10000. .....l11'
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ Sailing from Pier 81, North River. =
For Norfolk Clty Point, ANA Richmond. TUESDAYS,
TUESDAYS. and SATURDAYS. az p mr connecting
with Virginia Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line.
Piedmont AR Line Chesapeake and on Railroad and with
C0mpanys lines tointeuor points North Carolina
and Virginia - -. - ,,,....
DAY. tn URSDAG, and SATO RDkG. -
,,eNes, Del. leaving New-Iork MONDAYS and THURS.
DAYS at D. H.. connecting with Delaware aud Maryland
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through tickets and bills OF 1ns TO all points AZ
Insurance 10 Norfolk. &C. q per cent Freight
received Aay Pier 81. North River.
n l.. MCCREA by, President
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ATORTU GERMAN Lloyd

NUM- II tThhAN I3 IIy,l u, wv, vovr
SOUTHAMPTON, AND BREMEN.
COMPANN'S PIER foot Of SFCON D-SI- HOBOkEN.
ODER saturday April IS. WESER, SATURDAY.. ApL %.
SATURDAY. l., SATURDAY. MAY 8.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVliE OR BREMEN
FIRST CABIN. 500 gold | SECOND CABIN, $50 gaid-
STEERAGE, $50 currency -.
Return Tickets reduced rates Prepaid steerage Certn
Gates. = currency.
For freight or passage apply 10 -
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ONLY DIRECT LINE 10 FRANCE.-IHE
W GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIS NAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEN-YORK AND HANhE
CALLING PLYMOUTH, Binr the andin of
splendid this favOre for the Continent
southefy than Otnerl viii sail from 1er No.
A.. North River. ~ follows - -.
AMEkIOUE pouEolz.-.-. ESDAY April IL nj p m
STIAURENT Iachesnez. ~ ESDAY. Apr %, at ! p. M
FRANCE, Tru'cl. TT tSDAY. May ?, at l p m.
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HIC NEWS.
The Flood.

New York. September pa ReadlDg'
Pennsylvania dispatch says: In Forest county.
Thursday, the mountain stream became swollen
from the recent storm. The waters flooded
the partly settled valleys in the lumber regions
and did much damage pear Ral,ton a newly
opened numbering hamlet. Two cabins occu.
pied by G. orge Park and Daniel Cooper, wood
choppers, were washed down the mountain side
into the stream below at an early hour ID the
M oruing and before the families were aroused
from their sIumbers. The Park family consisted
Of seven pcr.ous-the her, mother and hSe
children. There were niDe members OF the Coop
er family y Cooper, his wife, tncir six children,
and Mrs Abrams, tho mother OF Mrs. Cooper.
The sixteen persons we're all drowned and their
bodies carried away ard damned between a
boom Of logs 10 Forest creek The houses were
completely wrecked. The county is very sparSey
settled, but il is feared that other lives were
lost during the great storm. Ia Mexican county
the storm was of long duration and severe.
Two persons were drowned pear Smlthport.
In Tioga county three lives are known to have
been lost, ard it is automatically reported that
four persous we're drowned while attempting
to cross swollen stream at WeIlsport.
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yellow Fever.

New YORK. Sept, ga dispatch to the
Herald lrom Charleston, Sept. I'D, says: The
yellow fever is certainly epidemic here. and a
perfect Stampede has resulted. The hrst case
Of the disease has been traced to the British
bark Sylph, which came from st. Thomas
with clean bill OF health, and which was per.
United to come to the city after ten days
quarantine Before the vesse! left quarantine
some men went on board to smuggIe cigars.
Three of them took the fever, aud all of them
died. Two were residents of Sullivan's Island
and died there. The Island had heretofore
been thought exempt lroIu the fever. The
first case was reported o. the l2th Of Septem'
Der, but was suppressed by the health officer.
So far there have been about twelve cases, six
Of which have died. To day halt dozen Dew
cases have cen reported.
an Atlanta dispatch TO the same paper, dated
the 22d, says: Reports to-day from Savannah
show The heaviest mortality OF any day since
the fever set 10.
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DIR Y GOODS.
NEW FALL GOODS NOW OPENING

j. M. STEWART
Has just returned from New York and is OPEN
ing large and handsome stock Of
FALL GOODS,
embracing limo Of superior BLACK SILKS,
from 81 Is to 81 Is per yard. These 90 DIS are
of superior ma! Q, and can be we'll recommended
TO wear we'll and not cut.
Also Colored Gro. Grains, in Navy Blues,
Browns and other shades.
Black Csshmeres of very handsome finish and
quality, at all prices.
Colored Cashmeres in al the cloth shades,
Seal Browns Invisible Greens, London Smoke
Maroons and Navy Blues These goods are
very handsome ana very cheap
A great variety of
DRESS GOODS,
of new character for dresses ard overskirts.
Black Barathea Cloth for mourning.
Tsmise Cloth.
a australian Grapes.
Ali the Camelsi hair Goods in the different
shades.
Plaids for children, in handsome colors.
A large stocks Of Prints, very pretty.
Cretons pl; n and in all the shades.
Superior Wide Black Silk Velve!s for man.
tillas and trimmings, from So % to $l2 s. per
yard
A line of Corsets, both white and coiored,
some handsomely embroidered.
Babriggan and other Cotton Hosiery, solid
colors, in Navy Blue, Cardinal and Seal Browns.
Besched Goods Of all descriptions.
Canton Fiannels.
a fine line OF Wool Flannels, Shaker, sc.
These goods have been bought al the lowest
rates and will DC sold low. sep2S
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The I enteiiIlial.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23i.--lhe trottiug
colts, ilIics aud stallions entered at the Breed
crs Centennial trottuy meeting. to be held a;
Suffolk Park, September % h, 27th, 2Sth aud
29:h, have nearly all arrived OF the ground.
The Kentucky and Tennessee stud are strong
Is represented in the younger classes. Caiifur-
MIA and Virsina also seud entries. The East
ern anu Middle States have a full representa-.
ton 10 all classes Among the famous animals
present are Governor Spragu", Blackw lod,
jr., Elsie Gnod, Lazy Pstchen, Post boy, Pied
mont, Oiu Fellow. Honor, Woomosa, Thorn
dale, Sadie Bell, Adinc, and WoodIord Chief.
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T F. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, now elgibly sit
uated, on Queen, between Washington ano Co.
lumbus streets will commence its fifteenth an
nunl session on MONDAY, Sept. 18th.
The course of study compr sos the ordinary
En- eish branches, higher Mathematics and the
Natural Scerces, which will be taught oy Ine
Principal himse t, and to give instruction in
Latin and French he has secured the services OF
a competent Assistant. The terms of tuition
ysry, according to the branches taught from
Sc to Sl5 per quarter in advance.
~ The school room will be opon tor the re-
caytIon and cir ssiicatior of pupils every day af-
ter Sept. 10th, from o'clock a M, to II m
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Explosion.

PROVIDENCE. T. l., Sept pa large
"kier," Ivldug about twelve hundred pieces
Of goods, exploded with great force in the
Clyde blcachcIy in Warwick, about 4 o'clock
this morrirg The top Of the "kier" aud much
of the cloth went through the roof, and the ma
chinery in the room was badly wrecked. The loss
is from s. 0QO 10 $l0 1000 The operatives had
not arrived, 30 10 one Was injured.
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Os account of the iumenoe business and
F'ssurc Of the times, from this date, the sale
%'ae Combination Auction will take place as
ieioHs Monday, 10 a. N. to o'clock. Tues
1ay, uiSht sale only. Wednesday, loa IN. to
~ IN. Thursday pight. sale only. Friday, 10 a.
u uiilp. ID. Saturday night, sale only. we
We're cywpcIled to do his to give us ample time
70 deliver our goods and open the new goods
Sewl receive during the next week. Ladies
lhl gentlemen please take notice. Respect
luI, lStl H. SCHWARTZ, Manager.
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DRY GOODS,

lNFENING MORE NEW DRY GOODS.
Thursday, September ID, 1876.
PREPARING FOR 4 HEAVY FALL
TRADE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ACTIVE
SALES.
We invite special notice of large lines Of
| Fancy ard Staple Dry Goods, Notions, &c
receiving and opening constantly. Our stock
will be kept ull and complete Throughout. the
seas on, and we will lead the trade in offering the
most popul~r products Of foreign and domestic
manufactures at lowest POSSIBLE prices.
WHITE GOODS, &c -Blesched Da.nssk,
Table Linens, Turkey Reds, Loom Dice, Nap
kins Towelings, Crash, Huck ard Dsmtsk,
Towels, Nottingham Curtain Nets, Marsciies,
Honevcomb and Crochet Quilts, &C., NC
BLACK GOODS-We viii! continue to give
this denartment special attention, and mako it,
if possible. more complete and attractive than
ever before.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS.
In this department we def competition. We
hav now open y full assortment. Of Broad
Cloths, DoesIin-, Beavers, "A sn! 6 i CasSi-
meres, Kentucky Jeans, ostiuets, Tweeds. Plain
and Fancy I.cuc!hnts, &c, Sc.
Blankets, FanEes, Felt Skirts, Corse.s,
Shnw,s, Under Shirtg, &C. &c, together with
u great many other choice goods-sll ut popular
prices.
u. F. BRASHEAR,
Il. B. Hoomos. No. 109 King street.
sep II AeYs:.tris Va.
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nervousness aud Druwslness. These sad
a''ituonS, 50 destructive both to bus'oesS and
l,.,a>urc, arise from that morbid condition OF
Tie body, which is relieved by an occasional
4Y>e OF DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills. Try them'
'Aey viii do you good.
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i Alter you i.a., lred WcII's Eureka Tooth
Powder please tell your friends what fine ar
oSe II is; every one speaks IN the highest
Ntms OF its good merits, and uone are displeased
With il
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
u TOWN OF FALLS CHURCH,
EairfuY county Virrinif

This Institution will resume Sd annual ses.
sion Sept 4.h, 1876, with Prof E d. HARnlNG-
TON Princin j, and his lacy assistants. The
Institute embraces three depart ments-Primary,
intermediate and Academic. The Students
graz uating in the at will be qualified to teach
or engage in other ho lorable professions. Tho
town of Falls Church is loc ted OF the Wash.
ington and Ohio 4. T., is easy of access from all
and refined society and eel liner .y healthtui;
Specisl attention is paid to the men .al moral
and physical welfare OF al its scholars
Terms OF TUT o tor nol resident stulents-
naryDepartment 3d. 20 per term oflO months;
Intermediate SIS 0C; Acadelic $50.
Board can be had in the town on reasonable
terms. For Circulars address the Principal, or
Joseph S. Reilly, SECRETARY OF the Board OF Ed
uc.tion aug 30-lm
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
LAW DEPARTM ENT.

LAW DEPARTMENT
J. B. Minor, LID, Prot. Com. and Stat Law;
s O. Southal, ILL., D.. Prof. Equity and Law
Mercbant, Internat Law. etc. Session begins
Oct. /, 1876, arr continues nine months. In
struction by text books and lectures combined
i Illustrated By Moot Court exercises. For Cats-
lo"ue, appl7 (p. O. University of Virginia) or
W NJ. w E.slENBAkER, Secty. Faculty.
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Bank statement.
TeIewrnDllic Briefs.

Dipthcria l.: raging TO an alarming extent 10
Sullivan county, \. Y. In the towns OF B thel
and Cochcclun large humber Of deaths have
occurred, principally among children.
The u. S. steamship Franklin lett Gibralta
yesterday Tor Vego, TO take on board VIM. NJ.
Tweed and brDg him to this country.
Another hitch has occurred 10 the negotIa.
tious for a yroloDgation Of the armistice be.
tween the Turks and Servians.
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MOSQUITO NET.
PATENT FINISH MOSQUITO NETTING
of all widths. cr111Nc p11IJlEs.
pATEN CANOPY FIXTURES.
a 1srga assortment of MOSQUITO Mel, all
sizes. Jonr ,sa - streat
iy II NO. Aoo ming S'0
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Brandy, brandy, bane of lie,
Spring Of torment, source OF strife,

~ could hall thy vices tel,
The wise would wish you safe 10 HI
Such is the refrain from the lips of the poor
uS.a>ei topper, who would fly from his enemy
possible Recollect it is diseased Liver,
ua' Graves relief. Instead of brandy or any
oIler s,lmulant, use Simmons Liver Regula-
W.T. and it will afford relief.