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By Telegraph.

NEW 1ORh.
NEW YORK. April 13.-Coton quiet; uDlands,
10Ac.: Orleans, 1896: sales. 1000 bales. Flour
dull and unchange! s5@S272 for cor common ION to to
southern. Wheat-Fair business, mainly in parcels
to arrive. Corn rairly active; 44dD55c. for un-,
graded western mixed. Oats Z shade stronger and
moderately active. Pork dull; mess. 1915. Lard
easier, closing firm prime steam, STD. Pctro-
leum dull ; refined. l lHc. Coffee more active ana
steady. Sugar steady, and more doing. Rice quiet.
Molasses quiet. Spirits turpcnlinc, SIC Rosin I'M
changed. Freights to Liverpool quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Flour dull and easier.
except for low grades: Howard-Street and western
ern wheat shade easier western shade lower. but
closed firm southern red. S1.1SgSl .33; amber
41.35@S1.36: Pennsylvania red, $l.32mS1.3
No. western winter red, on spot and April, l.29a
May, s1.30t5@$1,3l. Southern corn aShade trmer
western about steady; southern white. 6lQ52c.
yellow, 5UGl51c. Oats dull and heavy: southern
3e@36c; Rye noBinal; no receipts. Provision:
steady at s1.O6@s1.o6!s. Sugar quiet and easy n
94@97sc. Freghts fairly active.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. April 13.-Flour dull and unchang
ed. Wheat dull; red, $1.12. Corn active and firm
at Ale. Oats steady aud In fair demand Rye dul
ut 6OMG2c. Barley in fair demand good to prime
fall, 4lQl43c. Pork dull! and nominal. Lard dull
steam held al ~: kettle. S7.25GS7.75. BuIk-meat.
dull; 1893, 81 S7k@S4. %, and So for shoulders
.12%@$4.25, $3.50, and 1915 for shoulders
clear rib, and clear sides. Whiskey In good de
mand at sI.O2. Butter quiet and unchanged. Su
gar easier: hard. 10k@1O2c.: white, JHGel DC.
New Orleans. 7a84c. Hogs quiet; packing
s3.35@$3.55; receipts, 695 !; shipments, l,245
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RESUMPTION, CONTRACTION, &C. Wash
ington, April 13.-It has TRANSFERRED that the
Finance Committee of the Senate has voted
on four important propositions: First
with only two dissenting votes-that after
the first ofJuly legal tenders be receivable for
customs; second, that legal tenders shall be
receivable at par for four-per-cent. bonds;
third, that the present outstanding legal ten
dcrs shall be indeStructible; and fourth, re-
pealing the law which authorizes the retire
ment of legal tenders in proportion Of eighty
per cent. to national-bank notes issued. The
two last propositions have the same effect,
but the repeal was necessary. Mutilated
legal tenders Will be replaced by new issues.
A bill embracing these features will be
voted on in committee on Tuesday, and
there is little doubt in shrewd circles Of al
trmatye action
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

RlCdMOND IOBACCO tACdANOE.
SATURDAY, April 13, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised l hogsheads and
tierces. The offerings at auction on Change were
80 packages; Of which number 81 were taken III,
and the remainder sold at prices ranging from
IL. 60 to s45.
The tobacco market Is dull, except for the best
grades and receipts Of both loose con-
tinue to be active.
We are convinced that there Is larger quantity
or inferior tobacco on the market than has ever
Unless planters determine TO make good tobacco
they had better not plant at ALL the markets. sur
felted with poor grades. The shipping season will
be open about the 18th Of May, and those who In
tend prizing their crops should order well, handle
neatly, assert carefully, and have 1t uniform, and
make hogsheads heavy.
A review of the trade for the past week Will be
found in our local columns.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
L,lgs-C Common to medium, $1.50@S2; medium
- L I $4as5: medium, 5000; good
$6.5OGl$7.50; fine, $S@S10.
BRIGHT.
Lugs-Coulmon coIory, S36S4.
Fiiters.-Common, $4@S5; medium, S5@S7;
good, *7MS10; fine, S10@S13.
Snokers.-Common. S7@$e 50: medium, 500
@$22.
iVrapperS.- S106*14: medium, $15
@S2O; good, S25@$40; fine, S5O@s55; fancy
s6O@SG5.
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,e,,er iron, a Fish cosnm,.sioner.
FRANKLIN, An RApIl7it x, l y =
,,,.,,.e ~ fhe DSSoafCh


~ he Editors of the Dispatch
we have to-day put III 900 young shad in
.ne Sottoway river at NottoWay station,
t ,eo aNo in the Roanoke at Weldon, n. q.
! 1Ss,ysS we will put 900, 900 In the Me-
; t" and 100, 900 10 the Black Water.
'iS Ths first received have been put into the
r;rers re emp,ying into North Carolina waters
t, NV If courtesy to the North Carolina fisher
' oas y Who are furnishing the eggs The
, ,ro IS conducted principally by the United
S,a,ss md MARYLAND commissioners. They
o ors finely equipped, aud have their appara-
.,s in GOOD working order. The tributaries
~ the James and York rivers will be the
' y, 70 receive our attention. The railroad
INV, throughout the State have been
1ory generous in granting free transporta.
..s,n For the Young shad and their nurses, and
.hn o.,ieials have been so far very courteous
and accommodating.
' The whole force engaged in Matching and
distributing che fish consists OF the United
Ststes. MARYLAND, North Carolina, and Viz
e;n;s commissions. We want the people to
wow that the work is being done well and
in earnest.
W. G. WILLIAMSON.
Agent Virginia Fish Commission.
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SATURDAY, NIGHTS, IELBGRlNI',
News FROM All.
QUARTERS.

ACTION oF.TnE HOUSE COM.
MtTTEE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
DlsMAL-swAMP. G ANAL-DEMoCRATi
SENATORS CAUGUsING ON THE srTUA-
TIoN-THE PROPOSED COMMERCIAL
TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE
UNITED STATESMEN YORK BANKS PAY
ING OUT GoLD-cREws, ETC, OF WRECK
ED VESSELS LANDED AT FRRSANDrNA
AND GlBRALTAR-sTEAM FREIGHT CARS
IN THE STREETS OF NEW YoRK-RUs-
SIAN OPINION OF GoRTSCHAKoETs CIR
CULAR-THE MEDIATION OF GERMANY
RUSSIA DETERMINED TO HAVE BESsARA-
BrA-oRDERs FOR GETTING READY THE
ENGLIsH BALTIC FLoTILLA COUNTER
MANDED, &C., &C.
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a LIBERAL PHopOsITIoN.-[C Clarke Con.
rier I'VE make this liberal proposition !:
II the people Of Virginia who are sup
porting this costly indulgence will cease
drinking and lay aside or put into an iroa
box 12s cents as often rs they have been
in the habit of taking drink, and at the
end Of each year remit to us the sums so
saved, wewil guarantee to pay off and en-
tirely eXtngush at the end Of fifteen years
the State debt, the readiusters, the odious
coupons, the much s'cussed " funding bill,
nd all the hobbies OF the modern states
men itching TO serve the people in our
legislative halls. All these things we will
guarantee to do, and, besides, erect new
capitol buildings at Richmond, or drink
the Shenandoah river dry.
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To-day had been set aside Cor crlogies on th,
late Judge Leonard q Is to close the debat,
on the William.and Mary blu next Friday
and then Messrs. Townsend, Frye & Co
VIII hear what Yirginian can say for vir
ginia when she is attacked by Radical rep
resentatiyes from New York and Maine.
BRIEF ITEMS.
General Hurt, State senator from Halifax
informs your correspondent that be went
to the Department to-day and learned that
no order had been yet issued for the arres,
OF Mr. Clay, late clerk Of Halifax.
Messrs. Wallace. VOORHEES,, and Jones:o
Nevada. were the only members OF the Fl.
nance Committee of the Senate who were in
favor of an absolute repeal OF the resump.
ton act.
The new method OF Matching shad, ss
tried in Albemarle Sound by the Govern.
ment, has proved Guccess, and million OF
young fish have been put in the waters Of
Virginia and North Carolina. Professor
Baird Is in receipt Of encouraging informa.
tlon from other points in regard to the sue.
cess OF nSn-culture.
The Sub Committee on the District of CO.
lumbia have agreed upon bill to rid the
streets OF beggars.
The United States Minister to Mexico has
officially recognized the Diaz Government
Hon. Thomas L. Evans, Of Indiana, is Sc.
riously III.
The Union is to be merged into the Posi-
Monday.
A baseball league for Washington and
Baltimore has been organized.
Mechlin, the Land-Office clerk, was con-
victed to-day OF brutal treatment to his
daughters, and sentenced to jail
The House will meet on Monday night for
discussion OF the tariff bin only, and on
Wednesday and Thursday nights for the
discussion Of pension bills only.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patch.I
DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAUCUS.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-The Democratic
senatorial caucns to-day discussed the gene
raj situation. They favor resumption, but
took no decided action besides inviting a
meeting with q committee OF the House
caucus for consultation.
THE DIsMAL-sWAMP CANAL.
The House Committee on Railroads and
Canals to-day agreed on bill endorsing the
issue Of four hundred thousand dollars
worth Of the bonds of the Dismal-Swamp
Canal Company, the proceeds OF the sale of
such bonds to be expended in widening and
deepening the canal through the States OF
Virginia and North Carolina.
xLVTH CONGRESS--SecondS Session.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1878.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The post-ofjce appropriation bill occu-
pied the day.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

sew YORK, April 13.-Gold opened at 1OOS.
Noon.-Stocks frm. Money on cal, per cent.
Gold, l00k. Exchange-Long, 1864; short, 469.
Stale bonds lower. Governments lower In sympa-
thy with gold.
Euentng.-Money easy at per cent Sterling
dull at 1861. Gold weak at 1UOH. Governments
firm; new 5,s, 104G. States quiet.
BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, April 13.-1he following Is the
bank statement for the week Loans decreased
s5OO,OOO; specie decreased $1,500,000 legal
tenders increased S2,000,O00; deposits decreased
S2,75O,OOO: reserves increased Sl.500,oOO. The
banks hold 81 over the legal requirements
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-Virginia 6s. old, 20; de-
ferred. AS: consolidate. Coz; second series, 81.
North Carolina 6's old, Is; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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MILLINERY GOODS, dc.
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.

GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.
EUROPEAN TICKETS.
Persons contemplating visiting the
PARIS EXPOSITION.
or other points Of interest in
EUROPE,
would do well 10 purchase their tickets ut
A. W. CAREERS
GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
TICKET-OFFICE,
500 EAST MAIN STREET,
AGENT FOR THE
CUNARD, WHlTE-STAR. NATIONAL. HAM
BURG-AMERICAN, NORTH-G ERMAN
LLOYD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND ALLAN OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LINES. ..
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
STATErOOMs SECURED IN ADVANCE,
STEERAGE TICKETS TO AND FROM ALL
PARTS OF EUROPE AT LOWEST RATES.
RATES THE SAME AS AT THE NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE OFFICES.
TICKETS SOLD TO ALL POINTS NORTH.
SOUTH, EAST. AND WEST, IN THE UNITED
STATES at same rates rs at dcpots.
Information chccrfully given by letter or other
wise. y. ", GARbEK,
Sg6 east aiain street, Richmond, Va.
NH 22-cod2m
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Secretary Evarts and Mrs. Eyarts have
returned to the city with their son, Will
nam d., Jr., who is very ill with consump-
ton. He had to be conveyed from the car
10 an ambulance on a stretcher. There is
put little hope OF his recovery. - Washing
ton Republican.
Senator Gockrell was yesterday taken
quite sick with q malignant type OF mA!arial
lever WaShizgt0n lfgpnbE lean,
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GROCERIES. ~c.

TAMES & JOHN n. GORDON,
- WHOLESALE GRocrRs AND DEALERS IN
METALS, Nos. and Fourteenth street, nrer the
Exchange Hotel offer for sale: Refined Sugars Of all
grades: Rio. Laguayra, and Java Coffee; Green and
Black Tess; Moas>es and Syrups: Soap, Candles,
III Carb. soda, Pearl Starch, Concentrated Lev,
Axle Grease. &C.. &C. Also Bar, Hoop, Rod, Band,
Horse shoe, Sw.de Country Hammered. Sheet ami
ptre Iron; Cast and Bllstered Steel, Cut Nails,
Horse Shoes, Tin Plate, Bar and Block T In. Sheet
Zinc, Galvanized Iron, Spelier, Solder, &C. Also
keep constantly on hand Nova Scotia Grindstones
for farmers miers. and machfnists. ap Ism
DAVENPORT Il MORRIS, Seventeenth
~ ..n,. I,ock streets offer for sale
CnFFEES-ItIo, Laguayra, and Java;
sfiGARS-Rchne6. OF all grades:
II ,I.iSSES-Ne1 Orleans and Porto Rico
STDTP-Exira and common:
BACON, LARD, CHEESE, SODA,
l.A%t-FACTURED TOBACCO,
FLOUR. FISH, POWDER. oc6
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHaoND, April Ii, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-IVhite, 296 bushels. Red, 1852 bush
els.
CORN White. 3SS bushels.
OATS.-94 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-TV White, 16 bushels prime at S1.3S; "a o
bushels prime 1t i SO; 40 bushels prime at S1.3S-
total, 296 bushels. Red, 70 bushels at Soc. 8
bushels good Lancaster ut S1.35: Ia bushels very
good Lancaster IT Sl.37; "a bushels prime Fultz {
on private terms; rs bushels prime Lancaster at
sl.3s: 20 bushels common Fulf5 at sl.20: lO2
bushels very good Fultz ut 81 296 bushels prime
Fultz at S1.27; 4S bushels prime Lancaster at
1888; ca bushels prime Lancaster at Sl.3S; 10
bushels prime Lancaster ut $ :3S: "a bushels COM
mon FultZ at 81 .20-tOtal. 1916 bushels.
CORN White, 100 bushels on private terms
$50 bushels on private terms; IA bushels on pri-
vatc ternis-lotal. 294 bushels.
OATS.-6S bushels common spring ut 36c.; &c
bushels good winter at 37c.-total, 81 bushels.
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Marina Disasters,

+ SAVANNAH, April 13.-The United States
cutter Boutwell, has arrived at Fernandina
with the crew and passengers OF the wreck
ed steamer Agnes, which bilged and is high
upon the beach.
LONDON, April 13.-Thirteen more OF the
Messengers and crew OF the wrecked steamer
ChidWall, Captain Hall, have landed at
Gibraltar, leaving thirteen still missing.
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The FATAL SHOOTING AT PROVIDENCE
Proridence, II. L.. April 12.-The jury in
the case OF Mile. VoaDte, who was shot by
Mrs. Franklin, tonight returned verdict
OF death from rifle-shot, and that the fatal
result was wholly unintentional on the part
OF Mrs. Franklin. The jurors recon-
mended that town councils prohibit all
shows or exhibitions wherein human life is
put in jeopardy by rifle-shootiug, knife
throwing, or such like feats.
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A ShadOwy Demonstration OH n Large
ScaIe...Indinn Invasion Of Norfolk.
Especial telegram TO the DispatchI

Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch1
NORFOLK, VA, April 13.-About 100000
young shad for the james river were
shipped to Richmond to-day from the hatch
fairgrounds Of the United States Fish Com
mission on Albemarle Sound. The Com
mission only commenced the work Of shad
propagation on the Sound this week, and
already their operations are very extensive.
They have shipped nearly million shad for
distribution in the rivers and streams of
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
and Alabama, and for month to come. the
work will continue on as large scale.
Forty-two Indians, the remnant OF tribe
captured by General Schofed some two
years ago OH the north fork of the Red
river, will arrive here from the Dry Tortu-
gas tomorrow en- route to the western re-
servations. Sixteen OF the number. will be
detained and sent to the Hampton Normal
School to be educated.
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PERU AND Chilli JOIN THE POSTAL UNION.
Ihtadelphia, April 12.-The United States
Special Postal Commissioner, who left here
about January 1st to endeavor to induce the
South American Governments to adopt the
provisions OF the BerDe Postal Union, an
nounces to-day by cable that the Govern
lnents OF Peru and Chill have decreed their
adhesion to the terms Of the Berne treaty.
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COURT ORDERS

NO. 273J
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIA:
Atkins Brothers ct ais.
against In Equity.
The Petersburg Railroad Company
Extract from Decree of March 8, 1881
: 1t is ordered that this cause be and Is
hereby referred to Matthew F. Peasants, master, to
take an account of and report as 10 the mortgages
made and executed by the said Petersburg Railroad
Company aud the amount and condition OF Its In
debedneSs hereunder.
And 1t Is further ordered that the said master take
m account OF and report how many bonds were
issued by the defendant company only as collateral
security for borrowed money, and all the facts con-
corning tie status Of said bends.
And It Is further ordered that the said mast take
an account of and report all judgment-liens affect.
Ing the mortgage premises and the relative rights OF
all parties I'm The property OF the defendant CON-
pany in the hands of the receiver.
And II Is further ordered that the said master take
account Of all the property, real and personal OF
said defendant company, and report Its amount and
fce-smpe value.
1t is further ordered that the said master publish
the time and place OF taking the accounts hereby
ordered In one OF the newspapers published In the
city of Petersburg, Richmond, and Baltimore onoc
q week for four successive weeks, which shall be
equivalent 10 personal service on all parties con-
cerned
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
England.

THE PORTSMOUTH DocK-YARD--woRK SLACK.
Il LONDON, April 1S.-!Tbere has been less
excitement at the Portsmouth dock.yard
this week than usual. The work in, hand
was Of the ordinary routine character, and
overtime was generally stopped. Very little
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DEATH FROM THE BITE OF CAT.-Ne,o
York, April 12.-Mrs. Catherine keenan,, Of
brooklyn, who was bitten by mad-cat
about a month ago, died this evening in
conVulsions. The doctors in attendance are
satisfied that the case was clearly one OF n.y.
drophobia.
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sHAaEFuL.-London, April 13.-In the
commons Gladstone, who voted with the
minority, was loudly hooted by the Con-
servahYes, aud there was scene OF great
excitement
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Resumption of Gold Payments-.-Tlie
Banner Bank.


CHICAGO, April 13.-The practicability CT
resumption has been sustained here in va
rious ways to-day at the Sub-Treasury. a
twenty-dollar gold-piece came into the EX-
change for currency, and then coin.checks
issued by the collector OF customs were de-
posted by a bank as currency. Gold is be-
ginning to be paid out by the merchants
quite freely. Subscriptions at the Chicago
Sub-Treasury for four-per- cent. bonds for
this week aggregated $4,000, and would
have been 100000 only that gold was not
obtainable here at to-day's market rate.
The following correspondence passed to-
day:
CHICAGO.
TO John j. Knor, Comptroller OF the Cur-
rency, Washington:
Can we, by making our redemption fund
gold, have our circulation redeemed in
gold? If so, we will advertise our gold.
resumption tomorrow, and send you gold
check for our redemption fund. Answer.
JAMES d. STURGEs,
Cashier Northwestern National Bank.
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 18th.
James D. Sturges, Cashier, &C., Chicago
The Treasurer says the proposed arrange
ment is impractcable at the present time
You can redeem at your own bank.
JOHN J. KNOX.
The Northwestern Bank has accordingly
advertised that it will redeem all its circua'
ton notes that may be presented at its
counter. 1t is the first Of the national
banks to take this step.
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The Postal Party Momeward Bound.
HAVANA, April lathe United States
Postal Commission left for home to-day.
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NOTICE.

All persons interested In the aforementioned
viii take notice that have fixed oil the Office
Of Hon. T.. c. Minor No. 81 Shafer Building, Rich
mond. Va, AS the place, and TUESDAY the 23d
day OF April next as the time, for executing the
above decree, when aud where they are notified to
he present and what is necessary to protect their
interest. ii. r. pLEASANTS,
ap l-S,15S22 Master.
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apoLEHNARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF T1iDLE-WATERS.
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENl

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND tSurgeon TO
late Stencwall Jacksonl. !" Healthful and de-
lightful to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Gout.' .
PROFESSOR j. A. WANKLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. "Highly ellcrvescent,
wholesome, and absolutely pure; superior to
all Others"
DIR. R. OGDEN DOREMgs. absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artihcially aerated waters.''
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF TIE uERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. "superior TO Vichy
and Vals.'
PETER SQUIRE, +. L. s., CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN; 10th edition OF Companion to the
British Pharm1copGia. withdrawing; good
or sickness. dyspepsia, and loss Of APPETITE"
C. MAcNANlkRA, +. R. &. S., c. S. l., Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital, London. More whole
some and refreshing than soda or seltzcr water
HERMAN WEBER, N. D., +. r. e. p, Physician
10 the German Hospital, London. "Of great
value in thic acid dathcss, in catarrah of the
bladder, and of the respiratory organs; agree
able and useful"
FREDERICK DE barry s CO.,
Al and 40 Warren street, New York,
Sole agents for United States and Canada.
For sale by dealers, grocers, and druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
Ia 25-M,W&F&eowtAu27
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New York.

THE FRASCo-AMER1CAN COMMERCIAL TREATY.
NEW YORK, April I'm. Leon Chateau,
delegate OF the Paris committee, met the
Committee of Commerce OF the Board OF
Trade to-day, and made an earnest appeal
on the subject of the commercial treaty be-
tween France and the United States. The
committee were favorably impressed, and
will recommend to the Board Of Trade the
appointment OF committee to act with
similar committees in New York, Philadel-
phia, and other cities.
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OTHER MATTERS.

New York, April 13.-Mayor Ely has
signed the resolution OF the Board OF Al
dermen granting permission orun freight
cars by steam on the Baltimore railroad
within the city between clock in the eve
ming and 4:30 next morning.
The Broadway Bank is paying out gold
in sums OF $500 and under.
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Fine. 81: superine. s4.50@s4.75; extra super
fuc. 1915; common family. S6.25M$6.bO; fancy
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FRESCOICG.

II &. WILKINS, THE FRESCO ART
IL. IST. can decorate your rooms ms cheap aS
they can be plpercd, and they will look better and
have the great advantage OF washing with soap and
wafer when soIlcd. No need OF removing carpets.
References: 4. Y. Stokes 4 Co, Marion Dimmock,
cast Grace street. up S-2W~
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GOLD AND LEGAL TENDERS.

NEW YORK, April 13.-Gold closed to-day
at 1904. the extreme sales being at 1909.
This is the smallest difference between gold
and United States legal-tender notes that
has existed since the issue OF these notes at
the beginning Of the war, and it is more
over difference that would not be regard
ed in the money market il there should be
any prospect for loans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-15
CR64UET.

HROQUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
" EIGHT WALLETS. nicely vanished, parked
In box with BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS. S1.1S
cheaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
WALLETS, but not In Il sox. 95e. -
ELLYSON e YANCEY,
ap elm 1l12 Main street.