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CITY NOTICE.
OF1IcE OF TIE Cur T1rAsu1E1. }
81. PAUL, MINNESOTA, April 4. 1878. {

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81. PAUL, MINNESOTA, April 4. 1878.
City Treasurer's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that under and by yir-
tue of judgment entered on the 25th day of
February, 1873, in the District Court, second
judicial district, Ramsey county, State of Min
nesota, against the hereinafter described real
estate, situate, lying and being in said city and
county on an assessment warrant for
LATERAL SEWER ON GROVE STREET
FROM MISSISSIPPI STREET TO
SALTWATER STREET,
In said city of St. Paul, the undersigned will on
THURSDAY, THE 25th DAY OF
APRIL, 1873,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door
of the City Treasurer's Office in the city of st.
Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for sale at pub
lie auction, as provided BY law, to the best bid
der for cash, the following described real estate
to-wit.
Pdtterson's .4dd.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
W 81 Hawkins, VIZ Of * 8 8 S1O6 IS
Flora L Lanes part of blocks 1, Kittson's
Addition to city of st. Paul, described
as follows: Commencing at point on
the line of Grove street as said line
acfro froy,
100 # easily from NV corner of said
block l. thence south ly at right angles
with Grove stree, So # to NV corner OF
that portion of said blk conveyed by
Harvey Hill and wife to T Nygrew
thence easily on northly line of said
Nygrew's tract 38 #, thence north'ly on
a line at right angles to line of Grove
street, So feet to said line, thence
on line cfirove street soft to place of
beginning s64 20
Augusta Young, part of block l, Kit
sons Addition to the city of st. Paul,
mencing at south ly side of Grove street
stable on side of Grove street, thence
easily along n'ly line of said block to
ne cor of said blk AZ # inch,
thence sly along west'ly side of Pine
street to centre Of easily line of said
block, 50 #, thence westly along
fence to post 601S # from said Pine
street, thence My on line at right
angles to Grove street 53 2-12 feet to
place of beginning, SO 81
and State of Minnesota.
F. A. REM,
85-87 City Treasurer.
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City Treasurer's Sale,

In said city st. Paul, the undersigned will, on
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THURSDAY, THE 18th
DAY OF APRIL, 1878,

At 10 O clock in the forenoon, at the front door
of the City Treasurer's Office in the city of St..
Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for sale at pub
lie auction as provided by law, to the best bid
der for cash. the following described real estate,
to-wit:
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THURSDAY, THE .25th DAY OF
APRIL, 1878,

of the City Treasurers Office, in the city Of St.
Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for sale at pub
lie auction, as provided by law, to the best bid
der for cash, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
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CITY NOTICE..

OFFICE OF THE CRY TREASURER.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA. April 4, 1878.
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THURSDAY, THE 25th DAY OF
APRIL, 1873,

At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the front door
of the City Treasurer's Office in the city of st.
Paul, county of Ramsey, offer for sale at pub
der for cash, the following described real estate
to-wit.
Patterson's .4dd.
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Dayton's G Irysne's addition.

All in the city of st. Paul, county of Ramse.
and State of Minnesota.
F. A. REM,
1886 City Treasurer.
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CITY NOTICE.

OTFIcEsoF THE CRY TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINNESOTA, April 4, 1878.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
~ FRIDAY, April 5, 1873.

1 RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Pc FRIDAY, April s, 1873.
l sAlyys-3 300 Richmond city s's at III. :,
z$5fDIertcdr Gokd.-1oOK BID. 80
State Observation-Disclosures consols. SO bid, SOY
askee Virginia consels, new. 35 bid, 3s asked vir-
ginia fundable, 81 bid; yirslnis deferred ~ BID
asked Virginia inter est certificates, bid; Vtr-
gnia tax-recelvable coupons, 81 bid, 2hasked.
City Observation-Disclosures city S's, III bid /;
NON city e. sd lSs M
Manchester Ss ttaX-reeeivabel, ssh bid, 81 asked.
Railroad Bonds.-Virginia Central Railroad arst
S amd biz 5sna Sa
Virginia Central Railroad fourth MORTGAGE s's. j.
and bid YrYnia Ia Ssp.rSI Railroad nd non
bid; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad third mort
mortgage preferred Ss j. and j., 100 bid Southsde
Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's j. and D.,
TN hld Southsde Railroad third mortgage preferred
G's, j. and D.. 60 bid; Petersburg Railroad first
MOI ieage s's J. and j., IS bid; Richmond and Pc
tersburg Railroad first mortgage 8's, and D., 100
mortgage rs, A. and o., 95 bid Richmond, Frede-
ricks6urg and Potomac Railroad mortgage S's. j..
and j., Io3 bid; Richmond Fredericksourg and Pc.
Orange and Alexandria Railroad first mortgage 6's,
NJ. and NJ, 90 bid; Orange and Alexandria Rail-
mond and Danvilie Railroad Consolidated SIS, ii.
and N, 72la bid; Piedmont Railroad first mortgage
Railroad, 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredertcks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common, 100 par, rs
Railroad six per cent. guaranteed. 100 par. 80
bid: Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road seven per cent guaranteed, loo par. 20 pla
Richmond and Danvllle Railroad, 100 par, Q bid,
2E asked.
Bank Stocks.-National Bank Of Virginia, 100
par. az asked; Union Bank OF Richmond, so par,
az bid, 43 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings
25 par, lSK bid; Citizens Savings, 20 par, ID bid
% asked.
Insurance Compantes.-Virginia Fire and Ma:
riae, rs par, 39h bid: Virginia Stale, 20 par. 2e
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par. So bid, go
asked; City, 100 par, ~ bid: Granite Insurance
Company. 100 par. TIN bid; Richmond Fire Asso-
citation, rs par, 10 bid
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State Credit Gone.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 30.-Townes
and / have had an interview with Dir.
Enoch Pratt, great banker in this city,
and Pm blessed If he didn't make the big
readiuster OF the Roanote FaLley stare a
good stare. Mr.. Pratt said capitalists every
where in the United States were favorably
disposed to Virginia, but her credit was
gone, and nobody would lend her cent or
help her citizens until she honorably paid
her debts. Mr.. Pratt, who is man OF i'm
menSe wealth, said he owned property in
number Of States, including Virginia, and
that in Virginia taxation was .misera6ty
lo,c-miserably lo,o." In no other State
were the people so lightly taxed for local
purposes. He said he was ready to loan
one hundred thousand dollars in Virginia
whenever she acted in manner worthy OF
her past fame and history. lust remarked
that during our present business trip
TONNES and myself were at least 81, 500 out
soi pocket by the State-debt agitation-i. e.,
we have lost business to that amount, and l
noticed that Townes heaved sad sigh and
said be didn't want to argue. II week in
Baltimore will not convert a reddiuster to
right principles nothing will.-Letter in
EaSmri!ke Mercury.
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KING WILLIAM COUNTY.

lCorrespondence of the Richmond Dfspatch.1
APRIL 3, 1878.
We understand there is "a falling-of in the
..drink tax" Now, all who know anything
about drinkers know that come what may
they never fail to take their toddies when
the time GENES, and some OF the aforesaid
gentlemen don't exclaim, as certain Gov
ernor is said once to have done, "Well,
gentlemen, it's mighty long time tween
drinks"; but, on the contrary, they repair
frequently and oft to the beloved counter
upon which stands the mighty BOTTLE"
the object OF their hearts fondest de-
lights. Right here let US say that we
regret very, very much that the patrl-
otto majority in the late House could not
in their sublimated love and consideration
for the dear people, so awiully oppressed
with grinding, crushing State tax upon
property OF half OF one per cent. (only to
think OF III have putinto operation the pro
posed amendments to the Moffett law, and
thereby perfected scheme which for sim
pIcity and fairness eXciteS the admiration
OF the whole country. Oh, no; oh, no;
they could not do anything practical to-
wards relieving those whom they mouthed
so eloquently about. They preferred to
spend valuable time, which we paid them
for, in gushing nonsense and Buncomb
speeches, while they had nimble-footed
and sharp-scented page, whose duty was in
side the hall, scurrying around and scouting
outside all the approaches to the Auditors
office, even as far as the railroad depots, 1t
is said, on the watch for rustic treasurers
bound in. freighted with "greenbacks," as
"galleous OF yore with treasure from Ind"
who Stunned instinctiyely miserablefellow
who only had coupons with which to "set-
lie up" much as would corSair when ac-
cidentally stumbling across man-of-war.
And, then, to crown all, they published
our impecuniosity to the world, while they
remorselessly sucked the last drop OF blood,
perfectly reckless OF the hour when the
.fcraSh'' should come, even invited it, in
baffled rage, through their leaders, disgrun-
tied remarks in the Senate chamber. Did
they suppose in their innocency that those
dear, down-trodden and bond-oppressed
people would hold. them quit OF blame
when that crash they so flippantly ranted
about should come? Did they suppose that
Virginians outside the sacred walls OF the
Capitol are mere thick-skulled peasants, as
il were, who know nothing and see no
thing? They at least know how to make
legislators and they know one more
thing, they know how to unnaate them as
well. RUsTlCUs.
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Fatal RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Ma uck
Chunk, Pa, April Between 4 and s
O'Clock this morning the oil train ran into
the rear of the freight train on the Lehigh
Valley railroad, near Slatingen. The col
lision caused the explosion Of the engine
attached to the oil train and set fire to sew.
eral cars OF oil, which were completely de-
stroyed, together with small! iron bridge
on which the cars were standing.
A short time afterwards the. oil-tank ex-
ploded, scattering the burning oil in all d.
rections. Three were fatally and tea Sc
yerely burned. The wind was very bigh
and carried the flames to the depot and the
wooden bridge, which were destroyed.
Steamers and assistance were sent from
Mauch Chunk, but at 10a the fire was un-
dor oontrnl
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NATIONAL NDIDRIII iEFtlRs
BY TELEGRAPH orHE DIsrATcH.

49, =
INDIAN PRISONERS TO BE RELEASED
GENERAL BUTLER ATTEMPTS A -CoUT
Z D'ETAT ON THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ERAI, cHARLEa w. FIELD NOMINATED
AS POLES SUCCESSOR BY THE DEMO.
ATs-AcQUITTAL OF FEDERAL OFF.
GALS CHARGED WITH FRAUD ORD ERs
AGAINST AMERICAN VESSELS ENGAGED
IN THE COOLEY sLAvE-TRADE-THEB BILL
TO FACILITATE THE SALE AND SETTLE
MENT OF PUBLIC LANDs-sENATE NAVAL
APPROPRIATION BILL PAssED-ENG-
LANDS DEMANDS DECLARED TO BE I'M
PRACTICABLE-THE DIPLOMATIC RELA-
TroNs BETWEEN ROME AND THE POW
ERs-THE QUEEN TO BE URGED TO PAR
TICIpATE IN A PRELIMINARY CONFER
ENCE-NEws FROM TEE EAST, &C., &C.
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request hit aHitit = Tree srpplY Price.
are reduced 1.18d. $ Sea IsFand was 10 lffH'
tfted demand, and pSte es : aYe Unchanged.
Futures are unsettled and weak. PrieeSta
Wednesday, night decfined ad.1 Tor 8!E hui
ttha most distant p6siti lon. III To-day Thurs:
day there was better. feeling, and 3-82d.
OF the decline was recovered, the msrkef
Fclosing strong at Laid. beloY hast Thtrs-
day. sf Ss
49,. Greece. 12 -, (. I.
THE ASsASsISATEDC 0RREsPo NDEET--TSsJB BOZ
DrNATI0S AMONG THE TURKISH TROOPS.
LONDON, April s. IA special 10 the Times
from Yolo says: s.., q. i31S,'
"The mutilated body OF afr. ogle, the
Times correspondent, whose assassination
was before reported, has been found near
Portaria. =; 49, s 800 ss 5
Ten thousand Turkish troops are ii
and near Yoi0, and the insubofd ination
among them Is increasing. It's feared that
their desire for plumber, stimulated by ull-
punished outrages in the neighboring viii
lagos, May lead them TO sack this town,
where thousands OF women and children
are refugeed, unless more foreign men-of-
war are sent here" s 4
Rome.
THE vATIcAN's DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.
ROME, April Sit is stated chat England
will raise no obstacles to the establishment
of diplomatic relations with the Vatican,
but reserves the right to indicate the basis
thereof. 81
The Vatican has instructed the German
bishops to do nothing to prejudice the ne
gotiations for the establishment OF reIa-
fions between Berlin and the Vatican.
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sTAUNToN.

rrrrsroN on Mixed MARRfA AGES FLOUR IN
spEcTlo NJ BRAZIL ExPEDTTI0N-----TELE-
PHoNE, &C.
toorrespoadencc Of the Richmond Dispa.ch.i
April 5, 1873. I
yes,erday Judge Mclaughlin decided a.
coSc Of some interest under the law against
,s;ye8 marriages. Some years ago several
siagraded white women and negro men re-
s;dsng in the county, some four couples in
on r think, were indicted for living to-
<,eiher. All were punished under the law
ssca;nst Iewd cohabitation except one
couple- Andrew Kinney Cnearo) aad Aabaia
Miller (white)--who fed to Washington
CITY. and were there married on the oath OF
November, 1874 They returned to this
comfy and were again indicted. Being
tried in the County Court, Kinney was
convicted and fined $500, His coun.
eel took an appeal. Judge McLaugh-
lin affirmed the decision OF the court
below. He held that in the eyes OF
VIRGINIA law marriage between blacks and
rb,fes stood on the same footing rs an In
crstnous or polygamous marriage, an of
fence against public morals which the law
xyos made to protect; and the fact that sRch
q marriage was made in another State did
NOT render the contracting parties less
entity when they returned within the iuris
Siction OF this State and lived as man and
wife. The case will be taken to the Court
OF Appeals by Mr.. ]. NJ. Quarles, the coun-.
sci for the prisoner.
The Inspectors OF -four in Staunton for
the quarter ending March Goth reached
3.749 barrels.
The band OF colored laborers engaged
for werk on railroad III Brazil, $50 in
number, will leave on the steamship Rich
mond about the LIST Of May in charge OF
Major Thomas II. Shumate, the agent in
this city for Collins & Son, OF Philadelphia.
among the superintendent who go with
Major Shumate are Captain Thomas p. Esk-
ridge. William B. Johnson. Jr., and Will
liam Kcerl, OF Augusta, and Mr. Sisson, OF
Richmond.
The delegates from this city to the Grand
Lodge OF Odd-Felows, which meets in
Richmond next Tuesday, are William NJ.
Simpson, from Staunton Lodge. No. As, and
CIV. Long, from the Encampment. Right
Worthy Grand Chaplain j. II. Waters and
Grand Conductor Thomas j. Crowder, OF
the Grand Lodge, also go from this city.
The telephone is coming into use here.
Rev. J. g. Haskell, pastor OF the Lutheran
church, has one running from where he
boards to bis apartments on another street.
It was manufactured by the skill OF Profess
sor w. D. Cooke, OF the Deaf, Dumb, and
Blind Institute. PENN.
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WHAT THE CoUNT JoANNEs's BUSINESS
MANAGER SAYs.-During the Counts en-
gagement with me j have certainly paid
dearly for the privilege Of representing the
business department Of his Shakespearian
burlesques. As I have already stated in
public, he is captions and unreasonable be-
yond belief. Since my first connection with
him / have never enjoyed days peace. II
the public will only forgive my share IN the
heinous offence of inflicting this dramatic
plague upon them this once they can rest
assured that will never sin again.
WILLIAM j. FLEMING:
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Colonel Gilman, the Washington CORE.
spondent OF the Dispatch, is the right man
in the right place where he is. he is q
thorough gentleman, and exercises an inf1u'
ence for old Virginia by his personal bear
ing which is not to be undervalued. His
letters to the Dispatch are all that could be
desired-smart, lively and reliable Wash
ington letter-Farm0ille Mercury.
The value OF the coinage at the various
minis for the month last past amounted to
S7,17S,32s.
There are $3.50 civil employees in the SER
vice Of the Government.
The total amount OF fractional silver coin
issued to March 31st was $3S, 1867, 155.
The subscription to the four per cent
loan Thursday amounted to $4,000.
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]. BARRETT DUPUY.-The death OF this
gentleman is announced by the Richmond
press. His long business and personal re-
lations with the people OF Farmyile made
him we'll known here; and no man was
held in higher respect and affection. A
pure and good man has passed away
farmUitte Mercary. s -
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COME OF THE NEW BOOKS.

Lady Alice: or. Two Sides of u Picture; by Emma
Marshall. 81 so. The Bride Of the Rhine. delight
full book of travel; illustrated; 81. 90. By Proxy,
novel; by james Payn; 35c. Jewel OF Girl
American Almanac for l 1878, $3.50. My Intimate
Enemy; a story; 81. Between the Gates tLife In
California;; by b. F. Taylor: illustrated; $3.50.
Injuries to the Eye: by DIR. Won Art. translated by
DIR. Tutnbuil Sl.25. Margaret Che,wynd a poyei ;
by Susan Morley; $l.5O. The Epoch of the Mann
moth by ). G. Soulhal. LII. d.: $3.50. Christ In
the Christian Year: Sermons for Day Readers by
Bishop Huntington; S150
ap] WOOUHOUSE PARHAm.
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Ex-CoNGgEssxAS VANcE.-Intimate per-
sonal friends OF ex-Congressman Vance in
this city are responsible for positive state
ment that there is no truth whatever in the
report that he eloped with the wife OF a
music-teacher in Ohio. The denial, SO far
as the lady is concerned, is based upon their
personal knowledge Of her recent move
ments.- Washington telegram. Baltimore
american 80 u - -
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

GRATTAN's REPORTS, VOLUME
" -XXViIL., will be published and for sale by
RANDOLPH& ENGLISH, TUESDAY, April Cd,
at O'Clock. Price, 90; by mail 90. 49,
This Is handsome volume. bound by Dir. ENG
LIsH 10 the best cali, .032 pages, and the cheap
est law-bopk published.
] All the VIRGINIA. REPORTS. and over 1000
other Law-Books, new and old, are for sale on the
best terms at
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET.
. A CATALOGUE mailed to any address.
+ 1-d&w
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ANOTHER COUNTY SHOWS AN INCREASE FOR
THE MoFFETT REGIsTER.-In Wythe total
Tor one district for March is S161.73. This
Is the report from one end OF the county,
as stated, and is S11.29 in excess OF the re-
turns from the entire county for the month
OF Enterprise.
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FIRE IN MoBnE.-Mobile, April "A
fire here last night destroyed the following
buildings: D. McInnis's furniture store !;
A. &. B. Moog's warehouse, containing a
large quantity OF liquors; j. NJ. Wards
clothing-store; and j. NJ. Kennedy's furni-
ture-store. Total loss estimated at $50, 900.
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DEATH IN THE souP.-Philadelphi april
4.-Anton Giles, a German cigar. dealer, died
to-day, having been poisoned by drinking
soup which had been standing in aIcoppel
kettle. His wife, who partook OF the soup,
has recovered under medical treatment.
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yEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, &C., are always
unpleasant, and at times they become the most dis
tressng and dangerous diseases that can affect the
human system. Most diseases of the Kidneys arise
from impurities in the blood, causing humors which
settle on these parts. YEGETINE excels any known
remedy in the whole world for cleansing and purify
ing the blood, thereby causing healthy action to all
the organs Of the body.
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yEGEI'INE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

CINCINNATI, o., March 10, 1877.
II. Il. Steuen8:
Dear Sir,-I have used your VEGETINE for some
time and can truthfuly say 1t has been great bene-
t to me- and TO those suffering from diseases of the
KIDNEYS cheerfully recommend it. Respectfully,
o. II. SMITH.
Attested to by X. B. Ash6cld, Druggist, corner
Eighth and Central avenues.
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VEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

CINCINNATI, O., March II, 1877.
Mr.. II. Z. Stevens:
Dear Sir-I have been great sufferer from KID
NEY COMPLAINT, and after the use OF few bottle:
of VEGETINE Tfind myself entirely cured. gained
sixteen pounds In flesh while taking the VEGETINE
| will cheerfully recommends. Yours truly,
w. II. ARCHER,
No. $50 west Sixth street.
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sun kseSs...t....ss. l6;42 l.ts tttGH TIDE
aoos sect 1Sso Sanns S
PORT or RioHNoN1,. APRIL 8. 1873.
yT 3. s ARRIVED. Il z:-s.
,nsc5oonsr Masesc Berl, Hall, Rockisnd, 1imeo
{ Schooner Amelia Hearn, Moore, New Yora, tner-.
ehatdises Curtis Parker. 90
IS SAILED.
s steamship Wyanokes Couch, New York, Tnerchau-
disc and passeugerss G.sW. .hs,en q Co. a9ent2,
Steamer j. w. Evcrnian, Fiat, Phila6elphta, meS-
4 Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, Uni,ee States
mail. merchandise and PASSENGERS, L. Tatun-
Schooner George p Haflosk. snarre,t. New York
s ssaosnsT darshs seeskas Groves, Baltimore, Cur
Schooner Dreadnaught Grinng, New York, cam
mel co3l Gervas storTs, sKeat. 3.
s.z5ssit CLEARED FOB THIS FORT.
From Philadelphia, April Sd, schooner Star-Span-
n From New York, April Sd, schooner Jacob Krsn-
&s~',.'.. s,.5s.s-. MRMoRANDA.5
Schooner T. J. Seward, Appiesarth, hence, at
Big sarsh and Emna, Hanson. hence. a. Ma.an-
scHooners Sophia Godfrey, ! oang; j. Mcdonnell,
Andrews Henry Adelberf, Moody, and Horatfo
Nichols, Hughes, hence, at New York April 18th.
by Tciegraph. z5 gfl.,E
NEW YORK, April S.-Ar1iyed Baltic, Hindoo.
Arrived out JShn SnePpssd WSlls Annis ste
wath, Ver!tas. DR.. Losar, Hilda,s George Washing
Polo. "a $3.50
fss aouss sna
Is q complete wreck. ssya-s
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yEGETINE.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

AKRON, O., January %, 1877.
DR.. IT. r. Stevens, Boston, Mass: a
Dear Sir,-My wife has used your VEGETINE for
KIDNEY COMPLAINT and GENERAL DEBILITY,
ond has found great relief from i-so much SO That
she likes to keep it on hand as benehcial lonG.
THOMAS H. GOODWIN,
West Market street.
am personally acquainted with Thomas a Good
win ESQ, who Is an old and hghy-respected citizen
of Akron. Yours respectfully.
- A. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Druggist.
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MORE MONEY NEEDED IN ENGLAND
London, pril 5.-The House OF Commons
has passed a resolution in favor OF the in
crease of tobacco duty and the income tax.
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yEGETINE.
REPORTS FROM OHIO.

SPRINGFIELD, o., February %, 1877.
Mfr. II. r. Stevens:
have sold the yEGETINE for several wears; and,
from personal knowledge Of my customers who have
bought IT, do checrfuy recommend 1t for the COM
plants for which 1t is recommended.
Respectfully, .. .. bROWN,
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The sergeant-at-arms OF the House Of
Delegates comes out for the Speaker OF the
same as the successor OF Hon. John T..
Harris. 5s:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-06
FIOur.

Fine. 50: superine. $4.75@s5; extra superane'
s5,75; common family. sc. 25 GRs6.5O; fancy fam
ily and City Mills, S7@$7.5n. Market little active