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IIOR unr, aled IUIIt yhijoness. AMI nnsh tor hoh.
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NERVOUS ENHAUSrION.-A medical essay
~ rmnpr.snga rios ~ lectures delivered nt kahns
Museum ANTONY fn t' cause AMI ui premature
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rrrruc, or postage stdnp. Address secretary knhns
Nns' nn', as broadway, New iorS.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.-rhe forci,n mails for
th.s once On W'drsiay, ~ 1000 A ", far Europc, by
steamship AhyssIis. VIA Queenstown .corrcsn,aitrcc
France 20 be forwarded ~ THIS steamer must he
specially addressed and 81 u 30 \ NJ, Tor France
direct by steRmshiu Laurent Wis liaere on Thursday a.
10 A Tor Europe by steamship Clb of New YoIk, via
Queenstown fco-resr0nicn,e for Germany and France
dresN snd at " VI. for Europe O., steamship trsln,
via Plymouth, choIhonrg ard liamhurg on Saturday,
Queenstown .ort NluWence foi germany and ,tani
10 be forwarded ~ this stssuer must BE- specially All
dressed AM az ~ s VI iuF "rg nany, r IS steam
enc, Tor Great britain and thc C1ncu to 10 FORWARDED
~ ti' steamer innst es sl,e!ay aidrgsse and A. ~
NJ ior Scotland ducct, b. steamship nolNla, wa elias
soN The steamships Aby.Anis. tlty n New Yotk AnI
,iermanic dnu"f nke ma.. tor Denmark, Sweden and
Norway Tic walls Tor the Wet ludi. B'alii and
and Jamaoy leave sew lork ~ . ihc mails Tor To.
yann leave New YORK. p0c The mails tr thiui AMI
trAlia, A., l'aN, san frag'i, nog r.
ror prrrcr Nrw Yoss Wv 90 1874
RAII.ROhDTItW ETs.-An tlnd' bou,ht 4ni
MtlrURp MckENllr, broker $50 Broadway
Sewing iflatblus1.
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WHITE sTAN LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE
w fOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
GElRlANif Saturday Dec. T. . - 7 VI
BALTIC Thursday. Dec. ~
CELTh .... ..... SATURDAY. Dee - > =
From " hite star Dock rirT ~ North Rive.
Cabins all amdSiTs Saloon, tui $40 and fiOn, gold
| Nsturn tickets on favorable terms tt'eTagc, S2A
Theso steamers carry neither attic shoe 9. Iiga
| u }. COR1IS. Ascent, 81 Broadway, New Hork,
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Sitnalions @iantto.

Simalons acianito.
A WIDOW wishes q situation as workin. huuie
"A AttItg. none luf respectable rarity reed appY.
j. also good scnmstress Address
l. Z ,hUN ~, sun Office.
cNrcr.tugrd niy teacher WlilriNr any school trus
"A to- per cent OF salary 10 give her Position Al
drrs, e. Is inN Ia. sun tfiirc
NUANrED-N situation hy u first lass man cook
w waiter. or any Kind homework. ALWAYS wiling
-ud oher; good c!l rctor,ncg. AIply ~ ~ Nassau
81 Bf"okiyn.
326 WEsT IoTH ST., .eeo9l !e,l Pr = iclo,s
- ont. reasonable rates
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YEARS And ELEVEN MONTHS

DnN average 80 daya iIs"
Tutnl parcrs printed tr.m Dan I no u. u y, M
I93, eOO. AIS, making dtls a,tih.' .. IlS's'''
the entire time
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CNuIN ET PHOIOs. - a. pot dozen
- CARD PHOTOS. ~ per dozen
liu,ly rtt0Achti ami FURNISHED
NICHOLS taT Broadway.
ant ~ BoWcrN.
fI'UEcagu.r lceN iiais every saturday cNsuin-
i Taulmsry ltaii hast ian 4 Al tie iate.t music
Crowded hni4.s Nui.dHrrer- can view the hall room
rom ths large balcony Admission 5oc privae boxes
-, lNtfa society hop christmas rruoun and 'N' mus
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Cuba.

HAVANA, April 46.-Intelligence received
from Santiago de Cuba states that the time
for the surrender of insurgents having eN-
pired, active operations will commence in
the eastern department against Maceo and
few more chiefs who are still under arms.
1t is expected they will surrender very soon.
The mother, daughter, and brother OF 6la-
Geo have already surrendered and embarked
for jamaica. Naceo recommended them
himself in letter to General Martinez
Campos.
The English brig Angel has arrived at
Havana from Laguayra with seventv-eight
Spanish emigrants who have abandoned
Venezuela, and will settle in Cuba. The
American schooner Articles has arrived from
Key West, bringing seventy-six Cubans,
who are returning to their homes. An
other vessel filed with Cubans is preparing
to sail for Key West.
It is expected here that by the end Of the
week royal order will be published re-
commencing the construction Of railroads
and roadways for agricultural and military
purposes. The completion OF the Central
railway will be especially recommended.
The Home Government is disposed to help
companies asking for concessions, and will
give all the encouragement possible.
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ing to war. q special TO the Timer from
Vienna says that news has reached there
that the Grand Duke Nicholas returns to st.
Petersburg. and that General Todie ben goes
to San stefano to assume chief command
This IS considered q c0nciliatory step.
WHIT THE RUSSIANS WILL DO IN THE EVENT
$50 ssse nF WAR. s.s.3s ~ 10
LONDON, April l0.--In default OF ausher-
tic news rumors were current yesterday
that the RUSSIANS had made nIl preparations
to occupy Constantinople and the Bospho-
rus on the first signal Of hostilities; that
the Roumanian army, except guards for
Bucharest and Plojesto, have retired upon
the Austrian frontier, and that the Car has
sent an autograph letter to Prince Milan,
instructing him as to what Seryia should do
on the outbreak OF g war.
Adjusted.
NEW YORK, April 16.-The complication
between Nicaragua and Germany has been
adjusted.
Switzerland.
BERNE, April 16.-Switzerland has ac-
cepted the proposal Of the United States for
an International congress to Tx the relative
values Of gold and silver.
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5usttee i'm sha Readjusted District !

Justice I'm tina Read3usted District.
THE WOMAN LATELY LYNCHED INNOCENT.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
HARRIsoEBURG, April 16.-Jim Arbegast,
the colored boy held for burning the barn
of Fl. e. Sipe, at the instigation Of Charlotte
Harris, was tried to-day and acquitted.
Early in March Jim Arbegast, who had
been in the employ Of sipe, was brought to
Jail here, charged with the burning OF
sipe's barn on 18th February. The insti-
gator OF the barn-burning, 1t was said, was
woman named Charlotte Harris. They
arrested her, after some days chase, at
Henry Banks's tcolored), about two miles
east Of Earlysville, Albemarle county. She
was of once carried before magistrates, who
gave her preliminary hearing, the evil
dence being such as to justify sending her
to Jail.
When the hearing had concluded (the
hour being late) it was agreed to place the
woman under guard and keep her until
morning, when she was to have been
brought to town and lodged in Jail, there
to await the penalty Of the law. The guard
comprised four persons.
During the night, however, considera-
BILE number Of people gathered, and, "over-
towering" them, took the woman some
several hundred yards distant and hung her
to "black-iack"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
TUESDAY, Aprf.16, 1878.

TUESDAY, Aprh.l6, 1876 E
american Gotd.-lOOX bid.
State Observation-Disclosures consols, COX bid, 81
virginia fandaple, 80 BID: Virginia deferred, II
virginia lax-receivable coupons, SAX bio, s5s
asked. a3#
s7a asked; PeteSshurs 81, 1o5 asked Peters
burg s's, special l06 BID; I,ynchburg city 6's,
ceivablel, aaK bid, 81 asked. -
Railroad Bonds.-Vtrginia Central Railroad
Virginia and tennessee Rlroad second 5o aga
6's. j. ana j.. SGH bid: Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad third mortgage Ss and d., 90 bid South.
100 bid: Southside Railroad second mortgage pre-
ferred 6s, J. and j., 714 bid; Soutlside Railroad
third mortgage, preferred 6's, J. and j., 81 bid
SO bid; Richmond and Petersburg Railroad first
mortgage s's, j. and D., 100 bid; Richmond,
s and J aos bd Iaq
burg and Potomac Railroad mortgage rs, j. and j.
96A bid; Richmond and Danville Railroad CONSOLE
dated 6's, 81 and n, " bid; Piedmont Railroad
Railroad StockS.-Rlchmond and Petersburg
Railroad. 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, rs
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par SO bid
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
seven per cent guaranteed, 100 par. 90 BID; Rich.
moud and Danvlle Railroad. 100 par, Q bid.
Bank Stocks.-Nationa Bank Of Virginia, loo
par, 50 asked; State Bank of Virginia, 100 par SO
asked; Union Bank of Richmond; so par, Il bid
1sH bid. '',>' o''' ''''>' : ''~'' ''N' - ''-'
Insurance Compan ies.-yirGinia State, 25 par
chants and Mechanics, 100 par, S5 bid. 90 asked
C:ty 100 par, 70 bid; Granite insurance Company
100 par, 80 bid; Richmond Fire Association, Is
MScellaneous.-oM Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, rs bid.
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Thna Fearful Tornado i'm Kansas.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED., MANY WOUNDED,
AND MUCH PROPERTY DESTROYED.

SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED., MANY WOUNDED,
AND MUCH PROPERTY DESTROYED.
TOPEKA, KAN, April la tornado
struck Cottonwood station, on the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, at about
4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Cotton
wood Hotel and several buildings were
blown down. Mrs. Miller was killed; her
husband and four children dangerously
wounded. Mrs. Walter and two children,
Fred. Smith, his wife and three children,
John Merritt, Lizzie Merritt, and Mrs.
Matthew were badly hurt at Jacobs Creek.
at Phenis Creek Mrs. Bose had her leg
broken, Edward Davis's youngest child was
dangerously wounded, Mrs. Osborn, who
lived on the prairie, had two children
killed, and Mrs. Kate Ross, who lived on
Dry creek, was seriously and perhaps IA
tally injured. The storm reached Emporia
about hali-past 4.
Soden's mills were badly damaged, and
the roof Of the Normal school building in
1ured. But little damage was done in the
centre Of the city.
In the country there was considerable
property destroyed. Houses and barns
were torn to fragments and trees uprooted.
Ten loaded ears were blown from the track
st Cottonwood station.
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THE NEWS By WIRE IRE,
INTERESTING FoREIGNAND DOMESTIC
TELEGRAAIs. a.f

THE BILL FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COL UMBIA DEFEATED-s SEN
AToR HOWE, OF WISCONSIN,, MAKES AN
EXPLANATIONS oPPAGE OF NEW
HAMPSHIRE PRINT MISREPRESENTATION
OF GOLD PAYMENTS In IowA-sUsPEN-
SION OF BOSTON BANK OWING TWO
MILLION DOLLARs-ADJoURNM OF
PARLIAMENT-ENGLlS LIBERALS ON
THE GOVERNMENT PoLICY-AUsTRIA Of
PENDED At LORD DERBY,s oBsERyA-
TIoEs-THE GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS DE-
PRESSED AT THE sITUATIoN-AFFAIR
SURELY DRIFTING INTO WAR, &C., &c.
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. -
ti1s rslahsas i01s 4 q. IS. 49, -
thpee sooi,s, si.aSas1.ss. - s1.oo'
STRINGS, S1.75@f3: four strfnas. s3asz.Ss.
s. C6Hes: Kfo--C' oDaIpQI. l3ay faiss 9M
I6kc.; good % prime 10 @lsHc.s LaEuayfA 116
l7hc.a yaya, 60, e.
is aesss Prime sastins al Emo nor,nssn sna
Enslish dairy, Is@2os. pfnear1ose- 2s
H h0e: Sssonna. es; 80
@s5; NORTH Carolina gross 81 0gs4. Eassezn
Ross: s2;5D@s3; North Caroi,rS roe ~ naL1.
q. In barrels, s9.5 OgfSI0: No. 8 macxeref e7.e00
SS 20; ~ nus sZ;nu So =. ia sfLs ~ NO. 5s
nrd neT pr,ms r nss s sd er.e.
half-oarrels, 9@94e. 2 ...s,..ss - So.
A0Lussss: Connon ,syruD-aoSshesdss 49,
sreess Z2c xo'sxn syno
Sat- ;ro h, ss9T ssc ae s.ore erond
ssoas erssssa. 81 ss sow4 + i asas-
EGO atea &; IN; o,, rs n,c
Demsrara. ~, ,pae.
toilet 1EM2Oc. and fancy nflecs: country, dIaSc.
Tsas: Black. b5c:aale-th last a prt,as article:
for STRICTLY choice. E5i ~ s
Hides Leaf r. SIC,
Htdes: Green. 4ta5c.: dry ssfted. 12@1sc.: dry
e%Iaes s sss nSr sSs efr
dnIsn, 1sas2c. 3 ioos; E,p, 4oe Gs1 D n.; harness,
skins, French. S1.l5@S225 q No.; rough sEfrtns,
ss@soc.. -.
m. IRON. steel Steel, Nails an &c.
az 3"iOc. d h.; English and American sheet, 3@
&C.: swedes, hammered, &c; hoop, 4as: PiE,
ns SGasl sPs9a Sssas s
| thracite. s20@ S22: West vtrginia coke. s21@s23.
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.MyTH CONGRESS--Secon Session.
.j.I.5 WASHINGTON, April 1G, 1878.

The Committee on Railroads reported in
favor of extending the time for the North
Eern Pacific railroad, with, some modifca-
tions as to its sale Of lands. The bill to in
corporate the National Pacific Railroad and
Telegraph Company was taken up. Mr..
Conkling submitted an amendment proyid-
ing that the road should not have the right
OF way through any Indian land; which
was agreed to. The bill was then read a
third lime and passed-yeas, 80; nays, 9.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, ~
Z In the House the bill providing o form OF
government for the District Of Columbia
was considered for some time and finally
recommitted to tho Committee on the Dls-
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

TUESDAY, April 16, 1873.
Country Produce.
apples: Virginia and North Carolina, 80 500
Besswar: 2sc p 10.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow. 25@27c.; fair to
Corr. Heal: 6oc. p busel fol-: country.
Dr,ed Fruit: Apples. 3@4c. q d.: peaches.
peeled, 7lSc.; nnpecIed. 394ac.; cherries. 100
lie. q d.: black berries, &c.
Egqs: In barrels &c. n dozen: IN crates. 10c.
Fsuthers: Prime nve-goose, 35@45c.; COM
mon. 25c.
Hay: Virginia timothy, 70@S5c.; clover, 700
90 oats: Balea. 65@7oc.
Potatoes: irish. = barrel, s1.25@s1.50.
Lard: Country. 7GS7i4c.
Rue: 60c. q bushei
Sseds: Clover. SIS 750S6; timothy, $2@$2.25;
orchard grass. S1G$l rs; herds-grass, 81 @S1.25.
Sumac: 75c.Mlsl.25. according TO quality.
Bcied Stra,o: 40@45c.
WOOL Washed. 3o@ssc. unvashed. 2o@2sc.
BURY wool will bring from 8 TO SC. q ID less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Rosesdale, sl.65 @Sl.75 . barrel; James
i'i Efns: Asrieatra, 1oc bushe,; Rockland,
Sl.lO@Sl.2 5, according TO quantity.
Plaster Lump sa@s4ss55 g5osannd' s7'So@ss'
Tar: Large size, s325@S3.3O.
Dry Goods.
Bro,o7a Shsetinos and Shtrttngs: "A Manches.
ter, &c.; i Manchester. 54c.: \ Manchester. Axe;
A james River. &C.: James River; PC;
vile, 7c.; A Isockbridse: 6Hc.: Rockbride. 6Ac:
"A w. Conessoga: 7kc.: = G. Conestoga, 6Hc;: ..
ssass:0sa sse 49, rsper' 27a'; l04 CITY,
sma Al Rac Wsn
as 4e Social 7s oaeaa 1Gs
9sc:; Whltes,one. 9Ec.; Z Barnsley, SIC: Red
Doe 6s Il seitSate ns; Ms,hhuan &C. Re-
Mills. 22kc. 1919, 80 -: -.
.Bret0r .Drtils: Petersburg. eye; Grspiteyins,
&C.; Eoekhsias A ps ssS Al
Hallowell, &c. sol .tsrs5E fsr... 3.ssI,
rDenins ,HarleE. ike: Boston Steam Mills. Bye.
mold. Sc; sprasue. &C.. Manchester. 81: WASP
ng1on. SIZE; Haniltsn. 5kc.: Meprimack. SHc: Mall
lery, &C.; Oriental Pacific. 5se:; Arnold, b,sc.
CGmbrics: Rice. 5kc.: English. sc. ea
| \ esaf..,.F Drugs, DYestuits, Oils, &c. I"
eonesstraf ssO Lss: ss.so@s4 case of roa,
dozen. ataa2.. ~
Sssassssi, 9 gss. q N.
EEtrasi o I, L "a lss.
osis: Iinseed. 75c.: machine. sI@sl.7b: sperm
sS@7e lard Tss srsss ss v;res:
lupricatiug, 30@5uc.: kerosene, 6s cash. y gailon
1865 ?t Ginseng soc; seneca, w,sAoa. Top $50
Soda: Sal. 2s@sAc., in kegs English soda, DC.
Anserieah, SSes4c o.. = " s5sa.,s 3
Foreign Fruits nnd CendY
Oranges: Boxes, s5Ss5.50; cases, slo@sls. +
groceries. go. =,
i Baeos Shoulders, clear tiSstaess
&C.; ribbed, 6c.i Virginia shoaidsfs' WI
II = ~
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Hon T.. u. ELLSWORTH BEATEN AND IN a
CRITICAL CoSDPrIoS. - 0etroit, Mich, April
l5.-Congressman Elisw orth, who 10 visit
ing bis home at GreenYille, was assaulted
this morning by j. j. Shearer, neighbor,
I and terribly beaten. The external plate OF
the frontal bone oyer bis left eye Is irac-
tured, and bis condition Is critical. II was
reported on the streets for months that
Shearef intended 90 horseTbip Ellsworth
and Two or three other gentlemen for al
Legged interference In bis dornest troubles.
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stoppage of n Boston Bank.

Boston, April 16.-The Emigrants Sa-
wings Bank has been enioined from doing
business. The bank owes its depositors
So 000 600
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Goltl-Resumptaon I'm IOWA.

DEs MONIES, April 16.-The Iowa Ma
tional Bank is redeeming it's circulation in
gold A special from Grinnell says that the
First National Bank of that place is redeem
ing in gold. The Citizens National Bank
Of this city has ordered gold from New
York to redeem its circulation.
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In view OF the possibility Of the passage
OF an income-tax law the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue is taking steps to ascer-
5 tain from the collectors throughout the
country what extra force will be required
10 carry such a law into effect Washing
Ton Republican,.
None in Virginia. There are only 1900
persons in this State who would have to
pay the tax.
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flour.


Fine. 50: snperilne, "a. 5O@s4.75: extra SUPER
nne. 1915; common family. S6.25Mf6.50 fancy
funlly and City Mills. S7@S7.5p. Market dull.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, April Is, 1878.
The breaks to-day comprised III hogsheads, 10
tierces, and boxes. The offerings ut auction on
Change were So packages; Of which number 80
were taken In. and the remainder sold at prices
ranging from $3.50 to 1856.
We continue to quote:
NEW DARK.
Lugs.-Common to medium, 51.50@$2; medium
to good, &3MS3.50.
Leat-Comnon, s4@s5: medium, 1906; good,
$6.50@S7.50; fine, SS@S1O.
BRIGHT.
LagS.-Common cOlory, S3IS4.
Fifters.-Comlnon. $4@$5; medium. *5@S7:
good, S7@Sl0; fine, Sl0GrSl3.
Sm0kers.-Common, S76i8S.50: medium. S9I
81 good, Sl0@*l3; fine, $l5@Sls fancy. sls
@$22. -
FrdDpers.-Common, Sl0@$14: medium: SIS
CISCO; good, S25@S40; fine, S50@So5; fancy,
S60@SG5.
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Prints-Milss in New Hampshire Stop
Work.

DOVER, April 16.-The Cochecho Print
and Print-Cloth Manufacturing Company
have concluded to stop work for an indeti-
mite period owing to the dizziness OF the
times.
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| trict Of Columbia. The House then went
into Committee OF the Whole on the post
office appropriation bill, but without action
took recess. The evening session was for
the consideration OF pension bills. y.
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APOxLINARIs WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TABLE-wATERs.
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCENT.

DIR. HUNTER MCGUIRE, RICHMOND Surgeon to
late stencwall Jaekson). "Heaithfal and de-
Hghtfui to drink. Valuable In Dyspepsia and
Gout.'
PROFESSOR j. A. WANKLYN, ST. GEoRGE's
HOSPITAL, LONDON, I" Highly eferyescent,
wholesome, and absolutely pure; superior TO
all Others
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREiBs. Absolutely pure
NJ and wholesome; superior to al for daily use;
sfree from ail the objections urged against Cro-
ton and artiacialiy aera.ed waters.n
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF THE HrRrs.
MspIcALsocIETY,K ETC. < Superior to Vichy
and vals." =.
PETER SQUIRE, +. l.. s., CHEMIST TO THE
QuEEx; 10th EDITION OF compaafors to fas
BrffiahSpharmdesp9fa "Exhilsrstag; Sood
or sickness, dyspepsia, and loss Of APPETITE"
c. MAcNA.dERAsR.R. e. 8, IS. L, Surgeon to
Westmsns.er Hospital. London. More whole
some and reffeshiny than soda or selt1er water"
HERMAN WEBER, n. D., F. Il. T., Physician
to the German Hospital, London. "of great
value In ithle acid d.a,hesls. In cs,arrah Of the
bladder, and OF the respiratory organs; agree
able and usefal.n
| FREDERICK Oh barry q CO.,
| 81 and 4a Warren street, New York,
| Sole agents for United States and Canada.
| gs,g -.a zSi.5se
For sale by dealers grocerss aad Druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears tho YELLOW lahei.
ia25.s,wsFssoytA p;az q az a
4.
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STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS Frederick,
Nd, April Ia. MIR. Philip M. Engelbrecht,
a Well-knewn and esteemed citizen, late
president Of the Board OF Common Coun-
Gil, and at present cashier o. the Central
National Bank in this city, was stricken
with paralysis to-day, superinduced by in
digestion. His condition is very critical,
with but little hope OF recoyery.-Sp Special
TO the baltimore Sun. ~ 80
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. Aprll 6. 1878.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT.-White, 90 bushels Red, 1.43S bushels.
CoRN.-IWite. 1896 bushels Mircd, 90 bushels.
OATS.-304 Bushels.
MIXED PEAS.-4 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White,5 so bushels very good at S1.37.
Red, 8 bushels Ut S1.15; 10 bushels at 51.20; rs
bushels prime Lancaster at 3S; SO bushels mixed
at $1.37; sos bushels prime Fultz at $l.27; 90
Sl.25; 40 bushels common FmliZ at S1.16; 80
bushels prime Lancaster at sl.3S: 81 bushels good
Futz at 81 90; 40 bushels prime Fultz ut 1925: SO
bushels prime Futz at Sl.2s; so bushels mixed at
$3.50; 81 bushels good Futz at "a $50 bushels
Fulfz ut 81 23-tofal. LAP bushels
CoRN.-White, $50 bushels very good on private
terms; 80 bushels prime at 55c.: go bushels primo
at 55c.: 10 bushels at 55c.; 722 bushels prime at
at 54c
OATS.-30 bushels prime winter at &c.,: 220
bushels private terms; "a bushels spring at
3Sc.-total. 274 bushels.
MIXED PEAS bushels Mt $l.10.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS-yEGETINE acts d.
rectlv upon the causes of these complaints. 1t i'll
vigoratcs and strengthens the whole system, acts
upon The secrctive organs, allays Inflammation,
cleanses and cures liberation, cures constipation,
regulates the bowels headache and pains In the back
cease In fact, there Is no disease or complaint
where the VEG ETINE gives 80 quick relief and IS so
effective In Its cure, as in what is termed Female
weakness. II has never failed in one instance.
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5DII,LrHEAps, $3.50 TO as per 3rsam, at
u DE DispA oUsE
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by telegraph.

NEW YORK, April 16.-Cioli opened at l00A
Noon.-Stocks generally firm. Money on ca /, Ga
per cent. Gold, loOS@l00a. Exchange-Long,
4S6; short, 1881.
Evealng.-Money easy at per cent. Sterling,
4S6. Gold weak at 100A. Governments strong !;
new SIS, 104E. States steady.
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yEGETlNE.
FOR NERVOUSNESS, sLEEPLEss NIGHTS

FOR NERVOUSNESS, sLEEPLEss NIGHTS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March IL, 1877.
II. r. Stevens:
Dear Sir.-I do not believe in putting, nor would
indorse a humbug, but consider it no more than
real Justice to speak well of VEGETlNE, believing
II to be an excellent medicine. have used several
bottles of IL my entire satisfaction and great re-
lief from an inexplicab!e Nervousness, which had
caused me great suffering ana sleepless nights
have walked the floor and resorted to different
methods for relief TO no purpose. finally thenght
would give VEGETINEa trial-with little faith, l
will admit; but, to my surprise and great relief,
few doses convinced me that had got hold OF the
right thing for my difficulty. 1t sent cut humor
from my blood that have no doubt was the cause
of the misery had endured, and found relief Us
soon as a medicine could relieve 4 disease OF That
kind. When began It's use seldom got nights
Sleep or half one, and my appetite was poor, and,
as a consequence, was running down rapidly; but
after a few doses saw radical change every way
and am thoroughly satisfied with VEGETINE, ana
recon IN end It TO any person suffering as did.
Respectfully,
Ipc A