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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

A LITTLE Newark boy ran away from
home, and was not discovered for nearly
week, when he stated that from reading
dime-novels he mad been inspired with
desire to 60 to Chicago. Hsw many
children like him there are, OF larger
proWthi
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

AN uptown clock dealer in New York
City gives a peck OF peaches 10 every
one who buys time-piece. The clocks
may be failure, but the customers new
er "peach."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

TIE Mutual Gas Light Company OF
Brooklyn, which proposes to supply the
good people of that city with the best
article OF gas at cheap rates, is already
constructing its works and laying pipes
The agreement is to furnish gas TO the
city at 81 10 per thousand feet, and to
nriYate consumers at So.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

ROBACK'S PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and
specie payment is not resumed within a
few years, they will doubtless be made
"a legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty-five cents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
Ponds Extract.

1t is fact, that once introduced into the
house, it holds an undivided place. 1t is an
unfailing remedy in all cases where lotion
or liniment is needed; and as pain destroy =
er 1t is without a rival. All druggists sell it.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
VEGETINE.
V E G { 7 | N {
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

Mr.. Albert Crookcr, the well-known drag
gist and apothecary, of SpringvaIe, Me-, al
ways advises every one troubled with Rheum-
atism to try Vegetine.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
A RAILWAY MANAGER MOUNTS THE Pull
DIT

The manager Of the Great Western
Railroad OF Canada is a man of delicate
sensibilities, and he has Just proved
once more how useful lofty sentiments
can be made in the cause Of money-get-
ting. His company runs a Sunday eX-
cursion train from London out to Port
stanley to give the people OF the city
who prefer pleasure and pure air to
prayer chance TO go cut 10 the lake
shore for holiday; and the pious in
habitants of town with the pious name
of ST. Thomas through which the excur-
sion train mad to pass were much scan
dalzed, and met and adopted
resolutions to the effect tha
they were Christian people, ret
garded the running of the train as ga
1lgrant, ,nurtful aud unnecessary brea G
oil the LORDS Day" wherefore they de-
manaed its discontinuance. Manager
Brouglton was not taken aback by the
protest. lie neither yielded to it in
panicbor attacked the authors VI 1t for
tner PurItanism. He simp wrote them
beautiful letter containing y few argu-
ments and many fine aspirations. He
remarked that as a railway oHcla he
| mad long avoided all utterances GU tn.
Two themes regarding which so ma, y
people disagreed, and concerning
which the British Government allowed
the widest latitude OF opinion, and
he regretted breaking The pru-
Dental silence. The protestors callea
thems elves Christians, but they held
notions as to the observance of the
Lords Day which might justify others
IN calling them SabbatarIans; anu he
asked their charity for gouu people who
honestly differed from them ON Une mat
ter. He threw in quotation from one
OF T1llotson's sermons, which had notu-
! ing to DO with the case on hand, but
| looked very nice, and then alluded
10 the example of Christ. From
| these preliminary observations h
flowed forth into an eloquent argumentto to
show now those who went out to the
lake on Sunday to enjoy change Of all
aud scene would learn to ''loUk from
nature up to natures God," grow ee
waited in all their feelings and have thei
religious ideas purified. He appealed t,
his own experience with the enthusiasm
OF u man enjoying his first chance tt
preach, and broke into poetry:
"Many ID Sunday have l spent on thu
tops OF the highest IN 'untains OF Scot
land and Ireland, anu ever ielt, when
descended that mad spent tina day in
manner which met the approval of m
own conscience and Of my Heavenl,
Father. AS the poet Edmeston 30 beau
ti.ul4y writes:
Is there time when moments flow
More lovely than all beside?
1t Is, OF all the times below,
A Sabbath eve in summer tide,
Oh! then the setting sun smiles fair,
| And all below and all above
The different forms Of nature wear
One universal garb Of love.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

head. l felt grieved when learned that
this was the cause. On the whole, had
"a good time, but am glad am at home
again. ."-I New York Express.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

THAT Chicago Schuetzanfest was not
success; no boqust; no card; no Mrs. b.
L. s.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
"VEGETINE "

Says a Boston physician, "has. no equal
as blood purifier. Hearing OF its many
wonderful cures, after all other remedies
had failed, l visited the laboratory and
convinced myself of its genuine merit. II Is
prepared from barks roots ana herbs, each OF
which is highly effective, and they are CON-
pounded in such a manner as to, produce as
tonishIng results"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

CINCINNATI l. wBsTwooD tNARRow -aAuaE)
nai,v e1,ent Sunday, Time. Z min. fast.
Leave C., ii. & d. Depot, 8:N AN, ll;UO N,
Leave brighton Station. e:35 M, $500 AM, i,
Ii 800 A N. s.46 P NJ. 5:so M. S:4oPh. =, ..,o.
Leave RoDb's tWestwood), 5:b6 NJ, 7lus
A NJ. s;35 A N, 12;4j N, 4:OO PM. 6a'5 NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave BrignJon Station, $40 A N, 1li6 A.t
I: :8b p N, 9:41 r N, $50 N, T:2BP PM.
/ cave Robb's Nv WestwoodD, 800 NJ, 1898 Al
N, l9:8OP NJ, 2:l0 N, 5;2OP N, R:49PM
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25

2sO Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-25
VEGE TINE.
Nothing Equal to 1t.

SOUTH SALEM; Mass, Nov. IA, 1875.
Mr.. HI. II, STEvENs-Dear Sir: have been
troubled with Scroful& Canker and Liver
Complaint for three years; nothing ever did
me any good until commenced using Ve8e-
tine. am now getting along first-rate, and
still using The Vegetine. l consider there is
nothing equal to it for such complaints. Can
heartily recommend it to everybody.
Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD,
No. 16 Lagrange street, South Salem, Mass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-06

piETiEKsBuRa MAkKETs.
wHoLEsALE PRICES.

APRIL 4.-There l. unite an active trade doing to-
/ day In general merchandise and supplies By ner
chants on orders, and wisi the bright day business
Is cheerful. The demand for discounts b moderate
and is freely supplied NJ convenient rates.
There was more doing fn cotton to-day Than fol
| some DAYS past, both liverpool and New YORK art
more active With an advance or nj TO 81 &c. The
stocks are still large at the ports ann some think
present advance will not be maintained long. Re.
ccipts have fallen Off and this may tend to keep tbs
market steady.
The receipts or tobacco have ben very light this
week. both In loose and hOgsfIcads and we have nc
change to note in prices MI kinds are III good de-
mnnd, bosh frn, manufactures and rvprisera. =
Peanuts renuin without change. The demand ~
moderate and stocks increasing.
Nothing doing In pork or poultry.
Eggs are still In fair demand at 1It41ZEe.
Cotton.-We have 10 note an improved feeling 10
day. The news from Liverpool and New YORK Is
much more cheerful, lnrge business T. Going, ana
we note an advance Of S63-16c. at New Work. Our
market has been quite active to-day, and he small
offerings realty taken by shippers ON basis OF
lOac. for middllng. We quote Mtadhngc l0ac.
low mddling. I0@104c.; good ordinary. 9S &c;
ordinary, Skas4c. .e'., y .,
@$1 SO good, i4o@S1.5O; prime, 81 .S0@sl. 90.
Receipts very Hight.
Corn.-55c. Supply equal TO demand.
Peunuts.-Marset -Htt|e weaker. We quote at
70@S5c. for prime. sgx
retaiI.-iDDeQf. w.fH e3-u.#..t #..fy sa.
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bs uniting in bond ..,syi.h ..tlaa....leaat

pSssIbis asisy sE;e resoTmss necessary sss,
for .sthes tranquility and ~6il.being Of
the provinces; the, conditions OF which
was discussed at the conference they re.
cognize that the Forte has declared itself
ready to realize an. important portion. oil
them. They take coSnizance specially oi
the circular OF the Porte OF February 13,
1876, and OF the declarations made by the
Ottoman Government during the confer
ence and since, through its representatives.
In view OF these good Intentions on the
part Of the Porte, and OF its evident interest
to carry them Immediately into effect, the
Powers believe they have grounds for hopiE 6
| that the Porte will profit by the present
| call to apply energetlcally such measures
as will cause that effective improvement In
the condition Of the Christian population
which Is unanimously called for and .indis-
pensable to the tranquility Of Europe; md
that having once entered on this path, it
win understand that it concerns its honor as
we'll rs interests to perseyere in it loyalty
The Powers propose TO watch carefully by
means OF their representatives ts Constan
tinople and their local agents the manner
which the promises OF the Ottoman
Government are carried into effect. II
their hopes should once more be dis
appointed, and II the condition of the
Christian subjects OF the Sultan should not
be improved in a manner to prevent re-
turn OF the complications which periodi-
cally disturb the peace Of the East, they
think it right to declare that such state OF
affairs would be incompatible with their
interests and those OF Europe. in general.
In such case they reserve to themselves to
consider in common az to the means which
they may deem best fitted to secure the
wel-being OF the Christian population and
the interests Of peace. ..@s'
Done at London March 81, 1877.
[Signed] Minister Buest, l.. D. Harcourt,
Derby, L. F. Menabre, Schouyalof.
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ATFAIRS At HOME And ABROAD.
.r.rAE EXPLOSION AT NEW YORK
YESTERDAY.

oss OF 4 RICHMOND INSURANCE COM
,.<v1S TIE WILMINGTON PAPER-MlLL.
rIpr-GrSEgAL sHERMAN's NOTE TO
u,xcncK IN RELATION TO THE RE
yorAL OF TRoors FROM THE COLUMBIA
Sr,TE.uoIrsE at IL O'CLOCK ON TUES
n,y-NAYoR HALL INTERVIEWED IN
roSDoS--, GEORGIA DIAMOND MER-
cu,>T nIssING-THE $1,000 TRoTTlNG-
p,Cr AT NORFOLK YESTERDAY; sue
CESS OF A VIRGINIA HoRSE-oRlTUARf-
RICHMOND DELEGATION ASKS THE
rpr>1nExT TO ArroIST DIR. MILLS POST
MASTER, &C. &C.
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;ET,Jstf3Sts,IsAElzasa.sns
.s,s:z .,.~. Ysr------.-TTT ~ EEfkf~a'bF
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

l a-.t.- T,.t-.4,F .IHUR5DA1s April Us 1871.
sALEs--1o shares Old Dominion Insurance Com
Iany's stock sold ut 80. tt.-t.t s.45.,.,
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sonsols. 7l4bid; Viz
| gnia consols, new. 43 bid; Virginia fundable 81
bid: yirgin,s deferres * BID asked Wright.
bic coupons, "a bid, s4h asked North Carolina
catg y city sts, 114x bid
I1eY asked; Richmond city. Gs, e7x bid, es ask
sly as 80 s% 90 c, ssksa aYss
sTca sS 5 5SR G IS 5rd
Railroad Bonds.1-7Virpinia Central Railroad
Central Railroad fourth mortgage s's, ). and j.,
70 bid; Virginia Central Railroad noI.morteage
road second mortgage 6's, j. and D., so bid. slH
asked: Virginia anu Tennessee Railroad third mort
gage, s's, j. and j., 81 asked; sout,side Rairoad
Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s's, 8. andJ.,
SIX asked; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
M s and %
100 asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad m9rage rs T. I ana o. 90 ba Orange
n, 90 asked; Orange and Alexsndrla Railroad
second mortgage IS, J; and nd! d So assed: Orange
| and n, SO asked: Richmond aud Danvire Railroad
consolidated SO, NJ. and N. TAX bid; Piedmont
Railroad nrst mortgage SIS, A. and o. ss bid, 90
Canal Bond8.-James River and Kanawha Canal
| second mortgage IS, n. sd N, 10 bid.
.
road. 90 par, asked; Richmond snd Petersburg
Railroad; 100 par. 25h bid, 274 asked; Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad COMMON, 20
par, 47H bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
| tomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par,
So bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 92
bid; Richmona and Danville Railroad. 100 par. 4
bid Piedmont Railroad. 100 par 8 bid: Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, "a
bid; Scaboard and Roanoke Railroad guaranteed,
100 par, ! 10 asked. 49,
Canal Stocks.--James River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par, asked.
BANK Mocks.-Frst National. j 90 par. l15 bid,
1872 asked; National Eank Of Virginia, 100 par,
81 asked; State Bank of Virginia. 100 par, 765 bid
Union Bank of Richmond. SO par, 46 bid AZ asked.
Insurance Co,nydntes.-Virgtnia Fire and Ma
rne. % par, 39S bid; Virginia State, 25 par, so
asked Virginia Home, 100 par, 90 bid, 100 asked !;
Merchants and Mechanics. 100 par. 81 bid, SO
| asked; City, 100 par. 80 asked; Granite Insurance
Company, 100 par. 74,s asked: Commercial Fire
Insurance Company, 25 par, 18H asked; Richmond
Fire Association, rs par. II bid, 17h asked Pied
mont and Arlington Life 100 par, l 90 bid.
observation-disclosures River and Kanawha
| Packet, 12h par, hid; Old Dominion Steams hip
Company, 100 par, n Did.
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.sEwYORK CA1,TLE in1ARKET.

ApRL -Beeyes.-Fresh atrt rails were rs cass
loads Of 435 head-16 carloads to be slaughtered
for The English market, and IL carloads for. the
w Ishingto Market trade There was no trade OF
Consequence; and the market was without tnItertal
cnange. Dressed beef was III moderate request at
7E@9c: = ID; for common 70 psmf pa!iye psei
Cdires.-Fresh arrivals were zoo hcsd. The te-
nand was urgent, and the tone of the market has
greatly Improved. Common to prime yeals SOLD al
lose. q bsI Heg-dressed Teas Esrf nsstnoeerase
supply, With n. good demand 1T 9g 12c: @ %.
Geep and Ian, bs.- There were no fresh receipt
hut several loads received yesefdS were soi2
1t ssass hea Dressed m.tSn was ~ alr , &c.
ca SEES Sale. Of sheep include I01 Ohio sheep 02
ms average, at &C.. bs; 1Q2 Co., lao bs, at &c,
166 do. 81 fbe.,E ut 6Sc., with fraction OF l6S
ds % ihs 1t 100 d.. gf Ies mt; 1T go e. esH
lbs, ut 7ssc.; isa Michigan do, % Ds S6,6sHR
100 ba; State yeasitnss, - u.s. as rs i III
MS, ut TIC. Il So do, lis Ibs, at 20 spring
lambs ut ss q bead and 10 do. at ~. go
Sioine.-Eresh arrivals were fourteen car-toac q
containing / 1920 hogs, including one CARLOAD on
sale ALIVE but not sold before Change-Journdi9 q
ft1Uf7,leTce.
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l4,s slsss. s ss.ss

ss ,zss tor s ss.s
@ saaaf s essihsd FIX. pewit Il is; g.an
uated, 1871 y llhs eSirs c. l pari
Eieo. io e.f p sSns Iosai
Eoap: Comrnonr 5@7c.. ntst vashiIg. se1sy es.
tos saes ss ey sffs e., s1an1 n ss
fniperiaL 81 .I0@$1.6 80; gunpowdsr, $l.45@1.7t
for strictly choice. No. 5s4 sys@ 49,,
y 80 u, Lieor ne. . %.
a q q a. A. & sse e. ay Sss &se . ~ A''
Liquors. Wines. kc.
Afs: Scotch, best brands, pints S2@s2.15 Q
Brandies: Domestic. Al .a5@se: fruit. 1850
Virginia peach, s3@43.50. : -
Rue Whiskeps: Medium. 81 .50Gs2: pure old. 80
@s4; vlrginia mountain, new, s2@s2.b0, -.
'1 ON: Do@estIc. 81 .2S@s2: imported. Is . case
Ree.ided IIntsfsys: Market steady; proof
49,. Lumber. staves.l&c.
Lumber: White OAK, sl2@sa9 gl,9oo; Wesssr,
s20@s75 = 1000 yellow pine. boards, sl0@$14;
DIST. sl2t0$lS. according TO- lengths, Shin9les.
Pine. s2.50@S5: cypress six-nch, S7:b0@Sl?
10 LOCO. Laths-spii'i $3.50 sawed: s2'2osSZ''
Saves: Whiskey ti,nber.green. fl s@s2eF
oSe ssssessd s29 1885, 1929 po
as: hogshcad-hoops, no demand; hickory-hoops,
$3.50 -.
miH-Feed. ,-,....
'ShfDstu6: soc. p btshc! ..r.,',.t , -
Broicnstuf: 30@35c. y bu5heL -. IT,. ,
Shorts: 25@3Uc. q hushc;. . -. -.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. q bushcl.
Corn Bran 1Sc. per bushe -.
Powder, Shot, &c. -.
Fuse: Toys mining. .35c. @s1.25 p 100 fee,
Ponder: 1878 by the five keas-less than FIVE
kegs, 1925: blasting, $3.250S3.0O. ..' .....
Shot: Northern, S2.40@S2.50 II bag OF % MS.
GrtnistoneS: 1H(a2kc, p ID. .r "
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MARINE INTELy.gssEys:Ey,
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArnIL 5.Is77.- =
ARRIVED.

-
Steamship wyanokr, Couch. New York. merc,anu-
| disc and passengers, G.. w Alien & Co. agents, =
Steamer J. W., .Everman, .Platt. Phiiadeiphia,
Steamer George f. Stout, Geoehan, aismsre,
lnsrehandise and passengers. L; r. Ta,un: assnt.
Schooner Ovaco, Coster, Baltimore, carboys and
lime. to master. aHt go 7e.&r4
Der.
Brig Genius iGer.), Ottmaps. Bsbia, 2,40e barrels
nour aud 100 kegs lard, the Hasa'l-CrenshawC Com
pany- 800, !.
SAILED. 90 -t'''l@'a I.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk. .mer-
ehandise and passengers. L; b. Tstar. aren't. 80
Schooner John j. Ward, Inn,an, New York. cam
Schooner ID. B. S,ee'nian, Dexter. Baltimore yta
Old Fort, lumber. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Louisa Waters, Kirwsn, Baltimore otd
Schooner iexander Wiley. Beacham, Washing.
ton. granite. Curtis Parker.
Schooner G.: S. Van Syck, Mott, Suffolk, coal, Cur
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Baltimore April 4tb, schooner Sarah Cullenv
From baltimore: April 4th. schooner Walter
From Liverpool February I'd, bark Traak tNor.l
From Liverpool March lst, bark woye tEor.) An
From Liverpool February 10th, bVk Ruth Ennis.
From Boston March 80, barkentile Nora, SMITH
From New York March TIN, schooner Ma,ilda
OBJ, OMahoney. -
From Rockand March -, schooner Maggie Bell
Hall. ypf af
From Orient, l.. l., March :, schooner ". F. Par
kcr, Daniels.
From Calais, Me-, March -, schooner Moonlight.
Allen.
From. New York March 30th, schooner Hattie
Coombr Bishop.
From Baltimore March 31st, schooner N. Der
rick, Paul.
. From Delaware Brcakwater March LIST. bark ia
son lN0r.I. Olsen.
From Philadelphia March s1st, schooner John A..
Curtis. Hastings. 80
From Baltimore April Sd, schooner Maid.of the
Mist, Peuton. ~. ..-. - -..t
49, ~ MEMORANDA.
Bark Trafk fNor }. jacobsen. from Liverpool for
Richmond, arrived In Hampton Roads April 4th.
SchoonerS j. b. VandlSen Carson and Dick VII
iiams, Wileis, from, Richmond. at New York April
Sd. ,-a'
Schooner Annie Z. Moore. Phillips, from Rich
nond, n Philadelphia April Sd. ........ ....
by telegraph. ,... ..
NEW YORK. April 5.-Arrtved: Steamer City OF
New York. Arrived OUT STEAMERS Stupert, Othello.
Augusta Dunn, Nera. Ifayfrusn, Sara Keong Sever
re- Marion, William Gordon, Austruther, Leon.
TIomeward bound: Steamer Albion. for Pensacola.
LONDON. A pril 5.-The latest transatlantic ar
rivals report heavy weather.
Fort MONROE, April 5.-Arriycd: Bark Magvie
T.. Carvillr, from Antwerp. seeking. Sailed: ship
OwegO, for Mobile; bark Lizzie II. Jackson, for
New York; schooner r. l. Jersey, for philadelphia.
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NEW yoRK IRON MARKET.

much the same position. 1t is difficult to sell other
Than small lots, and the light transactions are neces
sarily at Inside prices. shippers accumulate, not
withdrawing the COMPARATIVELY moderate number
Of furnaces in blast and consumers are very indif-
ferent, bat representing their wants as very islt
For Scotch pig but little OF Interest transnires
ceipts, and the Inquiry Is just about to pre-
vent ad,iing to the stock In store In rails there
are moderate orders coming to hand, and with the
cor sidcration Of the pretty fair contracts ma de re-
Gently keeping the mills busy, there Is q confident
anae OF prices. Old rails hnyebeen tn more active
Is selling slowly quoted at $26. Sales are 600 tons
Nos. 2 and American pig aISis.50@s20, and 500
'GlengarnocK quoted at $685. s28: Coltness at Se7
@S27.25; Eglinton at t24.7 American pis at Sl9
mS2O for No. /. S1SM$l9 for No. 2; SIT! for
forge Rails at S35GaS3S for American at works,
hnif steel rails S4 9GS5 Oat mill OLA rails quoted
nominsly a. $196IS20.. Wrought, scEII $685.
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m INTERVIEW WITH HIM IN LUNUVN'
New YORK, April GA London dispatch
reports an interview with Onkey Hall, and
fully confirms the Associated Press report
that the victoria's passenger was Hall. The
interviewer says:
awe had long interview, but he abso-
lutely refuses to make any explanations
whatever as TO his motives in leaving New
York under such extraordinary circum-
stances, and seems altogether at sea as to
his future plans. He is evidently very
much broken in mind and body, and says
that he now only desires rest and peace. /
venture to suggest that it Is now only cha
rity to an utterly broken man to say as little
more about him as possible az : e..as
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The receipts Of live stock for the week ending
April 5, 1877, were about IL head Of beef-catte,
$50 head of sheep, and $50 hogs, tile market clos
Ing quite firm this week IL last for al kinds OF
stock: best grades of oeef-catie 1T - to = iess We
quote .t .' W '-.r,,-
Beef Cattle-Very best at &C.: good, 5@5Sc. :;
medium or good fair quality, 4AGs4Mc.; common,
such a. cows, rough work-oxens, and bulls, SAG
3Hc. q b., gross. .r.,.. ~ =.
Hogs.-S1arket duh; best corn-fed, 67.@,7c., net
light averages, 6@6,Gc. p h., ret. ,.. ,,>
age q b.. gross: no demand for lowgrades.
YeaiS-$5@SS for common to medium; extra ia.
and heavy milk calves, S9@Sl0 q head.
Mich co10s.--S30@$3 for medium to good;.ex-
ira, $45@$50 p head.
Weighed on livestock scales, 123 head or cattle,
02 head Of sheep, and 304 ho9s. : IsFyaI,ry-