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Gnmmer BOARD.


DIDGEFIELD. CONN.-Heatb, comfort and
III good living large rooms; me shades hsi cllss bo
N malaria. hours from NcWYCrk; 80 10 $40 per week
J. W. ROCKWELL.
DOCKLAN0C O.-MOUNTAIN VIEW FARM
III HOUSE at SUFfEHN'S.-Bt8 huim loo anon Hy1e,
fruit boating, fishing, stblng sc Can on u H. Oll'h'
1902 Broadway. or a. COOPER suicrn.
~ UMMER BOARDERS WANTED - On
y MOIN T WASFiTNTON, among the Begksire HIS.
Address :. W. BEN I,DICr. Cop Ike Iron Works, N Y.
GEASIDE HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH, n. j.
- First class family house; 'recy on DyAcD o''ms'
fishing grabbing; near Long Brauci on ~ j. '. -.
Address MIs T. l. bhhhHi'p',
SEA CLlFF.-PROSPECT COZ IAGE, sea
- CHE H. /, accessible By rail aud boat three minutes iID
anlakas landing; bemiliul N"Nr, Dbt ut, n,Ins,
bathing good table large rooms, healthy locatoD "Iae
prices. References
GOUTHAMPT0N, l.. L-Board at country
- farm house; II nv ~ shade hoau ~ nt
ing. Good terms. nablc azure = ms T. H. 'i'N'
southampton, Long and T. o. BOX %.
.,VNNFR BOARD on the Hudson, below
y Caskill- Locatbn msnrpassel large rooms snan
vfgCtthlc milk, &C., hoaiirg iauiht, "'
fishing terms Are. Proprietor ard Poiaph Se' 10
d.v SUMNER RESORT EXCHANGE, 20 Biold" ~, ,.r
address CHARLES BEAR Smiths Ianding, Gre heCo ~ l.
.. L,TNSET PAVILION North Conway \.
y I-TIis wen known popular hotel Is now open lor
the accommodation ~ permanent ana transient guests re
house il situated e midst of the mosl charming scenery
Of tine White Mount s the SacO valley Terms reason
Address NJ. l.. MASON, PROPRIETOR
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1nenntlion.
Citv.
= NDN NDHHENF MIG

Citv.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.--S
n dents who enter PACKARlrS BUSINESS COLLEGE
IN one var iii receive gratuitous instruction July -,
with the bssof personal attentions vacation during August
Fan term hog sept ).
&. g. PACKARD. President.
HARVARD and OTHER UNIVERSITIES
Il CLASS Of Mr. NEWELL. llj East 26thSL Best ref
ercuces TO parents Of pupils
DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.-Fal Term
ia o'-'s sept. %. TliOS. d ANDERSON, President
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Within ten minutes

NWak 81 Tie steamboat landing, at Milton on-the Hut
son ore hundred ieet above ue uNtr The locy has an
hand, and quiet retired;
pleasant Gothic house ana large shady grounds commanding
charming OF tn Hudson he Highlands ahd as
perfectly healthy place pure fresh MIX,
fruit. vegetables, etc Terms - to so week Adj
MT. JOHN IEAkNf, Mutton, y. \.
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COUNTRY BOARD AMONG the CATSKILL
~ MOUN IA1NS, at a farm house tie bank Of tue
schoh3le River; excellent accomuo aious; magnificent
beautiful dIVrs; boating bathing, nslhgi
miles from IIowes Cave Walhaia Rocks Boucks
MINOR KILL Crumbs" "OilbOa," and "StDny BROOKS
Falls" The immediate vicinity For ful particulars, adj
DANIEL BOUCk. Beakabcen ~choharc County, Ny.
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cINCLAIR.HOIlSE. BethIehem, n. H.--ELe

CT\I' IATKsITUUN BctTItNtIlI, n, II.--LItN"7
y lion 80 feet: .bitire exemption from hay fnyer; coo
temperature perfect drilnasc pIcat sgig
WIN. ,d +. eucnlia' rauees open June Transient and
'e,sou r,te rea.oaabA Circulars sent application.
DCRGIN ~ FOX, PrOpIietOrs
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A FEW MORE BOARDERS can he accom-
~ modatcd NJ the Glen Farm House shade loan hath
- S.nd' C,r carrtrar T.. Loo kN O)D,
' spring Valley, Roek'and County ~. y.
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TURNER'-. ORANGE COUNTY, \. "a
few fmie, can i with good Board, pleas
ami rooms and healthy location. Address PETER II hNEl
County. ny
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CtCUROON LAKE. COUNTRY BOARD n

IA private family Enyeuient 10 the steauboat lnulnB
aud lake ne OTTAWA Hotel rood boal AT VERY Ir
oua rates place only eleven hours IRON Ne" vk
yta hud .ou River Ealway springs at"I4 inc
Adrondacks: b-a 3 Lake ana Mountain see e yt1o' p
ing and fishing driigH liEsgOrang cln1cahu 10" a itN,
AmIvro H. T. LOCKWOOD ScurDOn Lake, Essex co. y =
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CoUTH MOUNTAIN SUMMER RESORT.

FHANlTS GROSH. Proprietor
one and hall mile tbuth OF NeTntsyIl, on the LEBANON
Valley TalIrua built n side. Pure ar, fcSi
substantial board
rooms hot cold blili-.
Rooms. tslIid t. % week Cdfiia6os
and "a die horses b. bad az any time. - ..e..
90 Ad,Ir,ss Recommendations TO FRANCIS GROSH,
num- Naruersvi. p. o.. BrIks o.. Penn.
Refer 10 James NJ FREEMAN 3iJ Broadway.
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CASCADE HOUSE

CASCADE HOUSE
y ON THE HUDSON,
HADLEY. SARATOGA COUNTY n. Y.
Good bOainC and fishing
Drives unsurpassed. Pure Mountain air.
Board So 10 Sl4. Send for circular
Address JOHN PEART. PrOpriet'
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EHE LAUREL HOUSE

ITHE LAUKELI IIUUSE,
Il Cauterskp Fails Catskiil Mountains,
now Omen tci arrangements FOR The on. Transient
rate 81 uer day For PARTICULARS send ior circular
J. l.. oCHUGt, Proprietor.
ry,JE OLIVER HOUSE, BernardsvIlle, n. D.,
nov omen osttrefy no mosquitoes cils ana fever
tS,r f,rther r,sricul1r. apuy 10 the SUMMER kESOT
TX CfANGE 2I5 Broadway, proprietor by letter. at Ber
naItirNlIc.
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" Heights House. private resort for Summer Doarders
among Catss Healthul elevated scenery unsurpassed
daily vegetables milk aud poultry Easy ol access
TERMS per week. Address GEO. II. ASH r NJ
Jewett Y, Reference r. b. II eat Publisher, 800 Broad
U4v
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TINST MORICHES, l.. IA clearinghouse,
II in pleasant locaofp. 10 minutes from 1fra Sohlb b.s'
Iwaier and sun Bathing. ~ liug Fisbine sum g
leIlI', - i'' WIZ $500 HIRAM HOWELL
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Tuesday. Juiy 3.
The following list of city real estate was sold

at The EKChaDge SaIcsrOOm Today:
Bu Sc0f Bfegcrs
3stnry brick brewery and tot West 4Sth.st, 100
It Of 2davc, t2Jx2OO.1O also the Duildngs with
lots 2dave. 80 II u Of 47tlst, each lot 2JxlOO
m T.. N. LBdIov & CO
3 story basement with lot, East S7I 81, ITO ~
OF ave A. lot 20xIO0.5; Germ ma Late ms CO.... 400
m LOUIS steiner.
I 3stOry brick house, with TINS West lGfl-st, 22J.1
shave lot 2Jlx92. Ellen f. Ward 1000
Bg Mum ". CdDiD.
CoTiIndf at YonkeIs r. " Va6 Coftisnd Jr 10000
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Summer Donro,

ALL wanting choice BOARDING places call
"a at THE IOARDERS' DIRECTORY. 151 Ei'adW"'.
A FEW BOARDERS can he accommodated
" IN the manner ftId. no cheap rate Address
ABE NJ ACKERMAN. Saddle River, Bergen Cos NJ" jersey
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kt7ESTFIELD. NJ. BOARDERS WANTED.
MATER GAP HOUSE.

w Opmk, Lawn shade tree, fruit vcreta
bles milk &c aud carriages acc0mmO ated Call upon
o n Mrs SAMIEls OSGOOD Lee faIm, references
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CT. LAWRENCE HALL, Cacouna, p.

y JAMES CREIoHTON, PrOprietlr-A popular 81
hing Al Summer accom- citation or 'o
guests even tempure eni1re freedom h"' a
insects: liabilities Tor bathing, hsiug, sJlhR am
irving ~ surpassed Fri per iay, - 81 per week. *lf
per month, so. Address thc proprietor or 49,, o,oo
WILLIS S~ELI. -. LOUIS HOTEL tguehfc
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Counirn Real CsIaie for Sale.


~ m rOveGeuts. for SALE. small twostOry house. elght
front ami back stairs, furnace WaeI stationary tuOs
c lacrc nicely planted; lawn, cruque gIOun0, eync,
gas and pipes and sewer connect ton $1,000 BAL
IA ge Address a. o.. box 80 Tribune once.
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NNHIIE OIINTAINS, Y. ILL., entraI pOlnt
w fron Which "a VISIT all the WOns OF the bite Noun
tain re-. ION. TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, oscar G.. Barron
Manager CRAWFORD HOUSE, {. III Merrill Manager
The point Which to ascend Mount WASHINGTON DN
Old Bride path. Both houses Connected DY ran wan al
Wash Railroad. concessions
until July IL, tram through from y y 10 CraW
ford House ". NJ daily, via Nh. a Conn ky Rk VIII con-
early July. \. I. ~ o. f. BARRON, PioprietOis
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ADAWANUEK HOTEL,

XNACCABUC HOUSE, Lake Waccabuc,
W Golden Bridge, y. " Will open June 20 - 49,.
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Doaro ano Rooms.

20 EAST 29TH-Sr.-TO LET with BOARD
DO large ROO floor, suitable for also
floor for gentlemen only transient taken reference
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;!,CHMUNp STOCK EXCHANGE

;I.CHMUNr STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. April 27, 1877.
SALEs.-1.50O Richmond city 6's sold ut 97a
1900 Virginia consols sold at 7O2.
anericdn Gold.A10G bid.
Hrrnia esnso neW Did, IA Ak ked viz
g,nia fundablc, 80 bid; Virginia deferred, ~ bid
Virginia interest esrtiiea1rs ls "a. asked Virginia
i n;y sked Rchmond city Gs bid
city S SO c Gd Yn 81 e NyyroE
city SIS loo bid: Norfolk city water 8's, 1O9 bid
Norfolk city 6s, 81: bid
6:S, gold. 81 and N, 20 bid. 249 asked; Virginia
Central Railroad first mortgage 6's, j. and j., 80
bid; Virginia Central Railroad third mortgage G's,
J. and j., 734 bid; Virginia and Tennessee Rail-
road second mortgage 6's, D. and j., 70 bid; Vir-
GINA and Tennessee Railroad third mortgage Ss,J
preferred S's J. and j., 50 bid; Southsde Railroad
second mortgage preferred 6'5, j. and d., 90 bid
southsde Railroad third mortgage preferred 5's >;
and j.. 40 bid; Norfolk and Pctcrsburg Railroad
first mortgage SIS. J. and H. 80 bid: Petersburg
Railroad second mortgage S. J. and p bid: 80
asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad frs!
mortgage SIS, 4. and o., 100 bid: Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s's, H. and
n, 100 asked Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs, }. and j., 81 bid; Orange and ALEX,
asked: Richmonia Danvilie Railroad consolidated
6s 81 and NJ rs bid TX asked Pied s .1 R Kali.
road first mortgage D n. anu o.,
ed; Atlanta and Richmond AIRLINE first mortgage
S., u. and D.. go asked: Richmond, YORK Riverand
Chesapeake Railroad and Steamboat S's, j. and d..
S2E asked ,
canal Bonds.-Jalnes River and Kanawha Canal
second mortgage 6's, M. and N, FL bid.
Raitroad acknowledgements and Ohio Rail
road, 100 par, 2 asked; Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, 100 par, 25 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, go
asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed. lOO par, 80 bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 92 bid Rich
mond and Danville Railroad, 100 pal, bid, ~
asked.
Bank !Stocks.-First National. 100 par, ] Is bid;
National Bank Of yirginia 100 par g bi asked aan
of Commerce, rs par. Is bid MERCHANTS and and
Planters Savings, rs par, % asked Citizens Saw
ings, 25 par, bid, 2ll5 bid.
Insurance Compdntes.-Virginii Fire and Ma
rlnr, 95 par, S9M bid, IL asked virginia Slate; 2S
par. 20 bid |; Virginia Home, 100 par, % bid. 100
Asked City, 100 par SIX asked Risnmo 'ad Fire
and Arlington Life, 100 par, 1ol bid.
Miscellaneous.-0d Donnion Iron ana , Nall
and Kanawlia Packet, 12k par, bid, asked.
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New York.

TIE CANALS TO BE OPEN NEXT WEEK.
ALBANY, April 2T.-Thc canals will be
open May Sth.
JURY FUNDS EXlTAUSTED-ARRESTE FOR ROE
BING THE MAILS.
NEW YORK, April 27.-The jurors in the
United States Court have been dismissed
without pay on account OF the exhaustion
OF the appropriations. Some OF the jurors
have served four months without pay.
George w. Bigelow, Il clerk in the post
office, has been arrested for robbing the
mails.
THE EMMA-MINE SUlT-FAlLURE.
New YORK, April 27.-The suit OF the
London owners Of the Emma mine against
Park Baxter and others, for S5,000,000, has
been given to the jury, who were locked up.
The failure OF Eugene n. Robinson Il Co.
was announced on the Stock Exchange to-
day.
LECTURE on THE EASTERN QUESTION.
NEW YORK, April 27.-W. A. Crotfut
Cournalist) delivered an entertaining lee
ture before the Liberal Club tonight on the
Eastern question and the duty of other ma
tions in the premises. Science Hall, where
Mr.. Crotfut spoke, was filled to Overlooking.
The discourse was notable for thoughtful
ness, timely suggestions, and literary merit.
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From our Regular Correspondcnt.I
NO OFFICIAL. NOTIFICATIONS OF THE EASTERN
WAR RECEIVED.

no OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION OF THE EASTERN
WAR RECEIVED.
WASHINGTON. April 27.-At the Cabinet
meeting to-day Assistant Secretary Seward
announced that no formal notification OF the
declaration of war by Russia had been re-
ceived, but dispatches apprisins the State
Department of the state of affairs had been
received from the American legation at st.
Petersburgh and the Sublime Porte.
The Cabinet are OF opinion that the pro-
clamation of neutrality should be delayed
to the last possible moment. The Cabinet
spent much time in considering the distri-
button of Federal Offices in Louisiana.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Those candidates for the collectors were
most numerous and persistent. Among
them arc Anderson (of the Returning
Board), Mcmillan, Morgan, and Packard.
The President thinks it would be impolitic
and improper, under the circumstances, to
appoint Packard, but is willing to console
him with anything reasonable outside Of
New Orleans. The prevailing sentiment in
the Cabinet appeared to be in favor of Nor
gan, who is backed by the conservative men
of New Orleans.
It is understood that Ex-Governor Noycs,
of Ohio, is to be appointed Minister to
France; Comfy, OF Ohio, to, the Sandwich
Islands; and Ex-Governor Fletcher Of Mis-
souri,. to Vienna. Defrees, Of West Vir-
ginia, is to succeed Clapp as Public Printer
after May 1st.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the
Dispatch.
KELLOGG TO CONTEST sPOFFoRD's ELECTION
AS SENATOR.
Governor Kellogg still remains here, and
will contest the election Of Spoiliord as sem
ator-elect from Louisiana. The report Of
the Senate Committee on Elections, as
agreed on at the last session, was in his
favor, and lie seems to think that he can
pass it through the Senate.
MINISTER TO FRANCE.
Ex-Governor Moves. OF Ohio, has been
appointed Minister to France. lie will not
sail until confirmed by the Senate in the APP
preaching extra session.
Governor Fletcher, of Missouri, will pro-
badly go to Austria.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Cabinet was engaged in considering
appointments. Nothing TRANSFERRED.
There is nothing to change the opinion
that the extra session will be called for June
4th.
The Government to date has disburScd
over S34, 100000 in silver. There remains
on hand S3,500,000.
The matter OF the arrest OF revenue Of
ticers in South Carolina FOR a violation OF
the State laws has been referred to the At
torncv-Gcneral.
a. Z. Stern has been appointed Assistant
Treasurer at Cincinnati uice Davis, de-
ceased.
Henry II. Bates has been appointed cX-
aminer, or chief. in the Patent Office.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has addressed letter to the district attor-
neys urging prompt action in all the whis-
key cases.
The President will hereafter hear no
verbal applications for office. They must
be made in writing.
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EAST HANOVER PRESBYTERY.
Third Day's Proceedings.
rrouT oeTHE SPECIAL COMMIT
TEE IN DIR. BAIRD's CASE.

,,,.>ns OF rrlE PUBLICATION COMMITTEES
,rrporp1ATED TO HIS OWN USE-A RE-
na,,uryDATIoN TO PROCEED FORTH
wtTlI TO TIE TRIAL-THE REPORT DIS
[,,-ssrn nv Drs. HoGE. BROWN, PRESTON
,,p HOWARD. JUDGE CHRlSTlAN-THE
prropr ,DorTEp- GOVERNOR MARfE
TO CONDUCT THE PROSECUTION. AND
MAJOR DANCE AND MR.. HAIR THE De
rrxCr-rHE TRlAL-THE DEFENCE OF
yrRs NO EvIDENCE-DR. BAIRD DEPosED
vpoN THE MINISTRY AND SUSPENDED
,,,,o,, COMMUNION OF THE CHURCH.
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vEGETTEE.
" EGErINE
IS THE
GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
AND
HEALTH-RESTORE
GENERAL DEBILITY.

Debility Is term used to denote deficiency of
blood. The nutrtive constituents Of the blood are
Ia less than their regular proportion, while the
watery part is in excess Debility Is OF frequent oc-
currence It is incident TO a variety OF diseases.
The lower limbs are apt 10 be swollen. The patient
is feeble and cannot bear much exertion. The cir
cuaton is irregular, but almost always weak. Pal
pilation Of the heart Is very common symptom.
Violent emotion often throws the heart into the
most tumutuous action. The vital functions are
auguidy performed. The muscular strength Is
diminished; fatigue follows moderate or slight e1-
ercise. The breathing, though quiet when at rest,
becomes hurried and even painfully agitated under
exertion-as in running, ascending heights, etc.
The nervous system Is often greatly disordercd.
Vertigo, dizziness, and Il feeling Of Iaintness are
very common. Violent and obstinate neuralgia
pains In The head, side breast other parts of the
body, also frequent attendants upon the disease.
The secretions sometimes diminished. In &C.
males the means almost always either suspended
or very partially performed. The bile ~ scanty, and
costlveuess with unhealthy excavations from the
bowels and dyspeptc state Of the stomach are cx-
trcmcly common symptoms.
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rAiTI,fORE
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April II, 1877.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White. 10 bushels. Red, Is bushels
CoRN.-JVhite, 3S4 bushels. ifred, 80 bushels.
OhTs.-52 bushels.
RYE.-50 bushels
MEAL.-3O bushels.
BUCKwHEAT.-l6 bushels.
SuIPSTUFF.-13,200 pounds.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 80 bushels at 81 l2; 40 bushels
at 50 05-total, 20 bushels. Red, IL bushels very
good at $2.1o. .1
CORN White, % bushels very good at 68c. I29
bushels prime NJ zoe; 20 bushels at &c.; 16S
bushels on private terms: 81 bushels on private
terms-total, 3S4 bushels AGea, 90 bushels at &c.
OATs.-52 bushels at 45c.
RYE.-50 bushels at SOC.
MEAL.-30 bushels at 72c.
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GENERAL NEWS.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN EUROPE

IN MINNESOTA FOR DE-
LIvERANCE FROM GRAssHoPPERs-KEL-
LosG TO CONTEST sPOFFORD's ELECTION
AS sENAToR-UNPRECED FALL OF
RAIN AT MEMPHIs-A NEW YORK POST
OFFICE CLERK ARRESTED FOR ROBBING
THE MA1Ls-THE EXTRA SESSION OF CON-
GREss TO COMMENCE ON THE 4TH OF
JuNE-THE EMslA-MrNE sU1T-Ex-GoyER-
NOR MOVES OF OHIO, AS MINISTER TO
FRANCE-FoREIGN MATTERS, &c, &c.
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The Russo-Turkish War.
MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN ARMY

LONDON, April 27.-The Vienna CORE
spondent OF the Times sends the following
on the movements of the Russian army :
The Russian frontier, Us fixed by the treaty
OF Paris, extends from Ungheni and Jassy
southwark to Bolgrad, and then making a
sharp turn continues eastward to the Black
Sea, the whole distance being about 24O
miles. or this long line the last portion
from Bolgrad east is important in advance,
as it's only twenty to thirty miles from the
Danube, so that OH the tolerably good roads
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

EFFECT OF WAR ON THE GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-A leading grain
circular says the declaration Of war by Rus
STA has caused much excitement in the
wheat trade, and prices have daily advanced
at all the markets Of the kingdom, the
average improvement from the beginning
Of the week to yesterday being 4@5s. per
quarter. The leading European markets
have advanced quite as much. This market
to-day was well attend ed, and large busi-
ness was done in wheat at an advance
Of Is. per cwt. on the currencics Of Tues
day. Flour was Is. per sack and %. cd. to
So. per barrel dearer. Maize was in active
demand, and an advance was quoted at IS.
per quarter.
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TaMneSSCC.
HEAVY FALL OF RAIN

MEMPHIS, April 27.-Three and three
quarters inches OF rain has fallen in the past
twenty-four hours. The fall during the
month has been seventeen inches, which Is
UNPRECEDENTED. The Memphis and Charles
ton road is interrupted by wash-outs.
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BY Telegraph.
>-Iryfr vnDy

NEW YORK. April 27.-Gold opened II 1O1.
N0on-Stocks active: market irregular and lower.
Money, 2. Gold, 1919. ENchangc-Long, ass:
short, 400. Governments dull AMI steady. State
bonds quiet and nominal.
strong at 4SS. God duh ut lCGDN3lO7. Govern
mcrts-I.ittc DONG and steady; new SIS, 11la
States quiet ANA steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE April 27.--Virginia GS. deferred,
consolidated II second series, IL. North Caro-.
lima 6's, old, IS new, 20; special tax, 2. Bid To-
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Minnesota.

THANKSGIVING FOR DEL1vERANCE FROM GRASS
IIoPPERs.
ST. PAUL, April 27.-Yesterday was OBJ
served throughout the State by fasting and
thanksgiving for deliverance from grass
hoppers. Business here was suspended.
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MarssNE ENTE..I.;t:ESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 27, 1877.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, nler-
cliandisc and Passengers, l.. b. Tatuul, agent.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanoie, Couch. New York. nerchnn.
disc aud passengers. G.. w. Allen 4 Co.. agents.
Steamer j. ". Evcrman, Pi1tt, Philadelphia,
Inercia ndlse and passengers. W. p Porter, agent.
Schooner Major William II. Tantum, Shoe, Wash
ington. j.. c.. granite CARTS & Parker.
Schooner A. f.. Smyrk. Flowers Baltimore rtG
James river. lumber aud iron, Curtis Il Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS roRT.
From New York March 7tli, schooner Matilda
Wr.l, O'Mahoney.
From Rockl;lni April -, schooner Johnnie Mes
serve. French. .
From Philadelphia April 21st, schooner j. s.
Wins, Ingcrsol.
From Baltimore April oath, schooner Caroline
Holmes, Jackson.
From Baltimore April 2Gtb, schooner d. i. Steel
man. IleNter.
uEMORAEDA.
Schooner D. n. Divcrty. Williams, from Rich
moud, at New York April 18th.
Schooncrs y. II. Burr0w. Taylor. and john 4.
Curtis, Hastings, from Richmond, a!~PhiladeiPhia
April 25th.
Schoorers W. p. Davis, Moore. and NJ. A. Greer,
Queen from james river, 1T Philadelphia Apri! 10TH
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CRG4UET,

HROQUET FOR 95 CENTS, consisting OF
" 8 balls and Inalets, stakes aud 10 arches.
Price only 95c. For sale By j.. I. ELLrSaN,
ap3-lm* 1112 Main streeI.
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MARVELLOUS ErEECT.

H. r. StcreRS:
Dear Sir,-I have used FEGErlNE. and feel 1t Il
duty to acknowledge The great benefit II has done
me. In the spring Of the year 1s62 was sick from
general debility, caused by 0yerwork. want Of sleep
and proper rest. l was very weak and mach cna-
ciated. / tried many remedies without receiving
any benefit from any Of them, until was persuaded
10 try VEGET1NE. Before had taken this one
week my improved condition gave me renewed hore
and courage. continued to take 1t every day. gain
ing more strength until was completely restored
to health. The effect of this REMEDY in case Of
general debility is indeed marvellous
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
81 Webster street, Charcstown, Mass.
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Utah

THE CONTEST BETWEEN ANN ELIZA AND BRIG
Ham YOUNG.
SALT LAKE, April '27.-Thc final adiudi-
cation between Ann Eliza and Brigham
Young is that Ann Eliza was the wife de
.facto, not de j,sre, and that she should go
hence
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Flour.

Fine, 81; superflne, $3.50; extra superlnc, 1925
@$95O; common family. S9.50G9S0.75: fancy
family, sl0@$10.50. Market steady.
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Nebraska.
SNOW IN THE WEST

OMAHA, April 27.-There is snow west,
witt: low temperature. 1t is hoped the Sc
we're weather will entirely destroy the grass
hopperS.