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New ORLEANS, March 27.-Coflte In
fair demand; Bio ca7goes ordinary to prime
14ai71 fc gold. Sugar-ln good demand ut
full prices; inferior to good common 6Ha
exc, common to good common 6Ha7c, yell
low clarified at SHaS1Ic. Molasses-Quiet
but firm; common fermenting zoe; fair, not
fermenting, goo. Rice-QuieS Louisiana
ordinary 10 choice OF 5I<a6kc.
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Allegheny CattIe.

EAST LIBERTY, March 27.--cArrLR-
Receipts 1,105 head through, and $40 hend
local; market very slow at abou: yesterday
Hoes-Recelpts 5000 head. Workers.
s. 70aS 50, philadelphias 81 05a4 20.
sHERp-Receipts 900 head; selling at
Yesterdays prices.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
new YORK money an d STOCKS.

NEW York, March 81. = MONEY
Easy at 4a5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 41faj per cent Customs receipts
$2i5.0OO. The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
ed $4,000. Clearings $ll ,O00,C00 Sterling
firm; long 4.S7, short 4,S0.
GoLp-opened atl0l and closed at 1917.
Carrying rates 4a5 per cent and fiat
SILvKR-At London 54Hd. Here, silver
bars are 81 q greenbacks, aud 81 l9A
gold. Silver coin sSal per cent discount
GovERNMRETs-Strop g..and higher.
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THEOLOGICAL EXCITEMENT


An Interest Fully Aroused in
Richmond Va. Among the Oar.
kies-As to whether the sun or
the Earth Moves.
Correspondence N. Y, Herald,
RICHMOND, Va, March 81, 1873.
The colored population in Richmond Ia
stirred up. From the comedy quadroon
'leader" in society down to the black dray.
driver and tobacco factory hand there Is
but one all.abSorbing topic Of conyersa-
tion-the great sermon Of the Rev. John
Jasper on the sun. He delivered II last
Sunday evening, and the crowd that gath.
cred at Mount Zion Baptist Church TO
hear him was the largest ever seen in
Richmond, and would have filed five
churches. John Jasper Is the Oldest col.
ored minister In Richmond and has the
largest congregstion-indeed his church
Is not large enough to hold 1t. Last Sun.
day he preached from the text, Exodus,
w., 3-"The Lord is q man Of war. The
Lord is bis NAME" and be devoted his
sermon TO contradictipg the false theories
Of philosophers, which theories attempt
to prove that the world moves around the
sun. Mr.. Jasper contended in his SER
mon that the world stands still and that
the sun moves over 1t. In beginning his
sermon he boldly ayowed that, II he did
not prove by Bible authority that the sun
moves, he would never preach again. He
then cited numerous instances from the
Bible 10 prove "dAat the sun do move"
and began with Joshua's causing the sun
to stand still following that up with quo
ta,ions from the Psalmist, Malachi, Solo
mon and Exodus. At the close OF his
sermon, be sad TO the vast congregation
present, "Now, all you what believe that
the sun do move, holdup your right hand"
and every man, woman and child in the
building elevated hand, thus showing
that they were convinced by the argn-
ments and eloquence Of Brother Jasper
that the sin moves.
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tae pcuplc Hhu ANtukeu bucLhntlNcn upuli
their enemies. IL not this written In The
Book ofJasher? So the sun stood still
In the midst Of heaven aud hasted not to
20 down about whole day.
Psalmh l., 1.-THE mighty God, even
the Lord, hath spoken and called the
earth from the rising Of the sun unto the
going down thereof" Judges, xiv, 49,
"And the men Of the city said unto Him
on the seventh day, before the sun went
down, what is sweeter than honey, &c"
These extracts Rev. John Jasper deliver.
ed without any hesitancy and without
once referring 10 the book. He said he
could cite others II necessary.
THE SUN MOVERS THEORIES.
CoRREsrosDENT-Dont you think II
would be impossible for tue earth TO
stand still?
Brother Jasper-I believe that the
earth stands "a arranged by God. The
world aud the sun and the moon act by
command Of God. believe that the
world stands 'saotly as God arranged for
II to stand. believe that the sun moves
and the moon moves and the stars Just as
God has arranged them.
the eartb Ia round. That Il Ia a star like
other stars and that Il reyolyes around
he s,n.
Brother Jasper-But He don't say 40
in the Bible. II God had arranged for
US to understand that the earth moves
Il he would have put il In 40 that we could
com prebend II. I can believe that the
earth turns around If the philosophers
nroye II by he Bible. That h INV euide.
Tor the prophet saws that the Bible ia To-
be- trusted and Ia The only sufficient guide
for the human family.
,,,n, ,o,r NM, .vcr :, mn, n,,,r
i Vtt ~, ~ tAh ' '.,
Correspoadeht-What 90 you think oil
the shape OF the eafthf Is II round or
nat!
Brother jasper never took any
thought Of that: never have sa1d mat
1t was not round. believe that God mas
90 arranged Il that the world stands sun:
These planets have the command oil
eiod 70 obey. PHILOSOPHERS may suppose
that DC earth do move, bat Dc snpposi-
..on w" pao,9 aaat H.. Wv, w. phi. 2 mI
III
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sUN.MoylNG EXCITEMENT.


Since that time the question oithe sums
movements has been uppermost in the
mind Of the colored man. II il talked Of
At "sciestes,n funerals. baptisms and other
popular gatherings. A group Of negro
hackmen was standing in front Of the st.
James Hotel today as the Herald CORES.
pendent passed. They were all looking
at the Run, which was then swinging in
mid heaven.
One remarked, "Da,'sso. John Jasper's
right. Dat sun binn q lnoyin' sence we
binn staudin' here"
An other observed "John got a mighty
good book to back him."
Athird said, Jasper dun put hissell
ginat de whole world. Better keep sharp
look out, too, befo' he's caught in some
trap"
Such is aspecimen Of the conversations
now being carried on by the colored Peo-
l.
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DR.. G. MIcLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
ERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

HNHE countenance IS pale ana
leaden.colored, with occasional
aushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; thepupilsdilate; an azuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye.lid;
thenoseisirritatcd swells, and some
times bleeds; swelling ofthcupper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furred tongue; breath very foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes voracious, witha
gnawing sensation ofthc stomach, at
Others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood |;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nvulsive;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper yaria-
BE, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. C. MeLANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innscent prepa.
ration, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
est iyu,y to tie NEST ttaaev infant.
The genuine DR.. MeLANE's YER.
MfucE bears the signatures Of C.
MoLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
| wrapper.
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Brother Jasper-I never took any
thought Of that. fneyer have saId that
It was not round. believe that God has
30 arranged II that the world stands still.
These planets have the command Of
God to obey. Philosophers may suppose
that de earth do move, but de supposi.
ton don't prove that it do. They may
suppose these things, but the Bible speaks
for itself uncontradictable.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
A Burglar In Custody.

Onioen DunnIngan aud Boyle arrested col.
ored man named Charles Jones yesterday
morning ut his residence, No, i3l Delaware ay.
enue northeast on two charges Of burglary
lie was taken W Police Headquarters, and
from there to Bell photograph gallery, where
his picture was taken for the 'rogues gallery.
He will have u hearing in the Police Court to
day. Jones Is wanted for the robbery OF Mr.
J. +, Smythe's residence, near Howard Uni
versity, last October and Nj. W. s. Mckean's
No III F street northeast, last Tuesday night
His room was searched and nearly all The
stolen property recovered. In addition to The
VlundOr, thu officers found small bundle Ol
tools which had been used by the prisoner in
hi. work
National Republican., 1878-11-28
The steamer Columbia

The old steamer Columbia which was -old
in Baltimore ast Monday for 81 900 10 satisfy
claims against her, Is we'll known along the
Potomac. She is supposed TO be the Oldest
steamer in the United States. She was built
in ls2s aud for forly.ivU years rIu between
Baltimore and this city. She was rebuilt In
1850, aud has been used a. an excursion boat
for the las five or six year. Her purchaser,
arc not decide d at present whether they viii
sell her or strip her for the old material. Tn,
Columbia became very well known ou the PO
tumac. aud her commander, Captain JamO
Harper, and the former purscr, Mr.. Patrick
Cavauaugh were probably better known thar
any two steaiubuatmen on the river.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
CurlaIling the street Lights.

Mr.. W. II. Bailey, Superintendent Of street
Lamps, recommends 10 the District Commits
sioners that lamps in the following localities
bs dispensed with alternately 'us unnecessary
New jersey avenue, from B to ID south, 4
lamps; Maryland avenue from Eleventh 10
Fourteenth southwest, 10 lamps; Seventh
street across the mall, g lamps Twelfth street
across the mall . lamps Ninth street, between
' and q, lamps; street, between Eighth
and Ninth, ? lamps: Ninth and L streets,
lamp; Twelfth, between + and Boundary
streets, 1 lamps; Massachusetts, aveuue, be-
tween Seventeenth street and Circle, 5 lamps
Eighteenth, between n street and Massachu
sctts avenue, 3 lamps; Judiciary Square, II
lamps, and North Capitol street and New York
avenue northwest, q lamps
National Republican., 1878-11-28
HOME AFFAIRS.
CTIT NOTES.

The Corcorau Gallery Of Art wi! be open
free to the public to-day between ten a. nj. and
four p. m.
ALI the guns, stores. &c, from Fort FoOte,
Nd, have now been removed. and the lieu
tenant aud four men who were left iu charge
left Tuesday night to rejOin their COMPANY Ia
the northern part OF New York
The meeting Of the Unity Cllb, postponc cd
from the I'D instant, will be held tomorrow
evening, at the residence Of Colonel T. &,
Smith, No. 10 B street. Hon. George =. Fisher
will read an essay on Baslbec Damascus, and
the Holy Land.
Mr. William W. Hubbell, IN 4 COmmuniCa.
tion to the District Commissioners protests
against the proposed externination OF the
English sparrUws, claiming that they should be
fed and housed fOr their part IN the work OF
preserving the trees OF the city
--Hos. Frederick Douglass, marshal OF the
District Of Columbia. will lecture tomorrow
evening in the Fourth Baptist Church on Il
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth north.
west, for the benefit of the church Tho sub
ject OF the lecture will bo 'Sclf.Made Men
National Republican., 1878-11-28
A Cruel and unfaithmi Husband.

Harriet CahiIl has, through her 'olicIors.
Messrs. Cook " Cole, instituted suit for d-
yorcu from her husband, William CshiIl, Oh
the ground ul cruelty, intempCrance, aud adul.
terry, and further alleges that lie is about 10
commit biRamy, having procured license to
marry CsthRrine DemH of Georgetown, and
declares his intention 80 10 do. ShO praT, that
hO may be enJOincd from !mterf ring with her
collecting certain Judgment against the Dis.
tiCt Uf Columbia Ur dispOsIng Of certain real
estate at No vi Twcmty.-iNLh street north.
west, which she claim i. her individual prop.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
ford's Opera a-House-Thonas W. Reene--
"Ths Streets of New lcIk

Ford's Opera House se-Thomas W. Reene-
"Ths streets o { New loik
Boucic,u!ts play, The Streets Of New
York was presented last evening, for the
frst time IN several years, at Fords Opera.
House. The play is decidedly sensational.
abounlng In situations and phases OF absorb.
ing interest. aud the character that people its
various scenes are vividly drawn. Mr.. Kcene s
lmpersonation of Brdger Is entitled to high
cncomiumS. Mr.. Keene Is the best leading
man with whom Nr. Ford has favored us for
sovcra. seasons, aud deserves the praises that
have so literally been bestowed upon him
since his debut Ia Washington. The brilliancy
aud versatility OF his talents will certainly
procure for him at no distant day tho highest
position upon the dramatic roster. Mr.. keene
was exceiently supported by Miss Vaders,
Miss Booth. Mrs. Allen, Messrs. Downing
Ahrendt, Hoey, Rainlorth, Burton. and Gallo.
way in their respective roles. The Streets Of
New York; will bo repeated at the matinee
this afternoon; also at the performance thi:
eyoninR
National Republican., 1878-11-28

for clothing, general repairs, completing tho
bakery, erecting hay barracks, fire pump,
reservoirs and filter beds, aud extension OF
hospital for female patients, and the erection
Of structure "for tho relief of go patients Of
The chronic class"
ASYLUM ron rHE pEsr AND DUMB.
Number Of pupils July 1, 1877. 81 admit
ted during the year, Is from, July |, 1878. TO
November |, 81 total. liI-lO3 were males
and IL females
The sanitary condition of the institution Is
reported excellent All the buildings are now
completed. The total expense incurred In
their erection was sl2j, ,060.8t. Receipts for
year, s5i ,575O6. of which $4,000 was appro.
rriatcd by Congress. Expenditures, s5O,21s OF.
and OF this amount S2s,2636o was for salaries
and wages.
The estimates for the next fiscal year are
s66JOO, including salaries, Incidental expenses,
erecting a gymnasium, and improving grounds.
rREEDMES's HOSPITAL
Number Of patients In hospital during the
year, 801 so wore admitted during the year,
and 23l remained at the end Of the fiscal year
|. .0s3 patients have been treated, and 1000 pre-
scriptons prepared Ia the dispensary l1s
deaths occurred during the year.
A short abstract from the report OF the OF.
fCers Of the Columbia Hospital for Women Is
also contained in this report. Two hundred
aud ninety. four patients were treated In tho
hospital and isj in the dispensary.
National Republican., 1878-11-28

We beg to announce that the dsto heretofore
publlshed-Frdsy, December 6--for the enter.
tainment BY the pupils Of the Washington
Female Seminary, Of Lincoln Hall, has been
necessarily changed to Thursday, December 5.
Tickets dated Friday December q, good for
rbursdRy evening.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
Deaths. Births, aud Marriages.

The morality OF the District nj Columbia
for the week ending November 20 was g.,
or at the ratio OF 2S?4 per 900 per in.
mum. This mortality oi the white population
was ~, OF at tho Eats OF 4 ie per 1000 per
uuLum while that Of the co!orcd was "a, OF al
the faie OF 27.73 per 900 per annum li3
pei cent, Vi the deaths were from Iymatir Dis.
ea scs; ~ flUlG local ?sH tom cOu'titniicua!
= from deyolopmental and 4 from violence.
Some Of the plucipal diseases were Pht4Isis
ruimunalis ii, pneumonia, s other diseases
OF the hang. ) Group { jI Liberia, !;
,SaIrei lLSrI, . ; U,alllrm disuasCa 5 ugTvOuE
diseases 3 IAG greatest nO!lnhty occuued
or the 2jd ! ! deaths .hs lcE,f on tie Hl't :
drLhs There WrTC : sUil l.TIh, IepO!tCd, OF
wh,gh were white and rolorul. Tho
ugmber u imrtE- reported wa+ so, of which ~
NoIo white males - whilS icu.a!s,. 20 col
Yrud mats, AID l. Coolcl lema!on Ing hum,
| LuI u .uuii.agys reported wac 20.
a 0crn bolt Of Opua Glasses from So up, at
National Republican., 1878-11-28
E>lend,nu the worklou-p Ground,

Richard Smuh who owns ;he 'RrR across
the Anac0sta BrHu,b. known rs SpringvaIe,
IN a communication to The District Commits.
fioners, oneI, to ,el! hi, fam 10 lie Dls,lict
for the purpOse 0l extending the WUrkhou,e
premises. Tho Gutn contains g4D Gg- 700 arrc..
aud he offers 70 sci! It iol tiUUOO, Of al the
rate Of $50 per acre, ON q small rush payment
end balance on long time w.lH interest, 10 be
raid temi.auuuuiY Tho COMMUNICATION has
been referred to the proper of ell loI y%aun.
nation and report.
National Republican., 1878-11-28

. At BALIiNoRE AND OHIO pEFOr sew JERSEY ava
UEAND STREET.
Ngrrr1. MINING.
.s-N, ~ Louis a Cin. eN. $50, Baltimore accom-
sG:Et Phla. & Y, Y. eN 60 Baltimore accom-.
80 Chico a Pittsxek. 500 Y. Pull & Bo' aS.
t:.N Baltimore and way 5.oS Piedmont, stra-hurg
stations. Winchester Fred
e2S Fred. nc. CMet. hr' CHI nngprSown. Point nt
t.T, Baltimore, Annapol. Rocks 4 way statiOnA
express 'sE Baltimore accom-.
pIA, MAuinshurx and Ha. sTi2D baltimore express,
ferstown &C. Metro s7S. Baltimore way STA
pCl!tAn hrauch.I tons ,
eiGSD, baltimore accom- $500, chicago -. l.ohls
ll.50 baltimore express $50 NY, Fhli a Boston
express
sArryo dsEy. Others sundays excepted
as- For the time Of departure OF trains see Rdvsr-
tisaments el-ewhaTe.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
Theatre Cnnllnne

An extra Thanksgiving matinee will he
given a, hslf.past two o'clock this afternoon,
and the entire company will appear Ia strong
bill The entertainment will be one we'll worth
attending The present company embraces
number OF noted stars
National Republican., 1878-11-28

New Advertisements.
National Theatre.
Notice OF dissolution.
Rooms for rent-qSl K street
Rooms for reut-gl5 + street uorthwoN
HOu-e for Tcnt-iiSJ Eighth street northwest
cottage for ieut-l2l0 sixth street northwest
Entertainment OF the Washington FoinRle semi
nary.
Donation party OF the Childrens Hospital, corner
OF Thirteenth and " streets
postponement sale OF desirable improved prop.
srty, No ls2s " street northwest
National Republican., 1878-11-28
Dry Goods.

THEAP DRY GOODS
~ CARPETS ut reduced prices
a. French PoionRise Novelties less than Importers
prices, TSC rcr yard up,
Black and COlorei Cashmeres, au wool 900 un,
Black Silks, o. TSc, SIC, u. up-very cheap.
Dress Goods, ioc up, as stock must DO sold
Our line OF Cloaks sufpesses snytHg IN the city iof
6uug aud style and prc,- less than can he had toi
same quality, as up.
Blankets, SOC n piece TIP very cheap.
lIad tonifOrtsrs cctton hlling. at low prices
Ingram Carpets 25c 40 so; extra good Gc
AN.wooi Ingruns, Mo good quality,
Hartford aud Lowell, best rngrains, 7sc and scn
tl BfusselA now rbr,
6)I Brusses now TO
T n. NAUpAiN.
bO?I I'D MARKET space.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
CRY IThNS.

IT, nv r"NsUMPrlyr Witto.'; Comp md Oi
& ii N" Ol aud llIc. without pg',a,..nb Il c
ytIy nWnrarlEg naNur 81 the aIl!Cit u tvIclrfCrc
L,cd, j. eUdu"cu Ey The Phosphate Ui Lime WIN u
healIng piuucr.y hirh TeNd,!s the On dOUU!y Ctt
CkuInut EtrrfEatle lC.t'muuIRls Of rs cf,gEtl
can be vi, WI tu tnusC who dtslIe ~ sec them -0ia
by A - WLB"H, Chemist, Boston, snd III GrIt
National Republican., 1878-11-28

A LARGE and choice invoice of Ladies' Peb.
BILE Goat Button Boots front seam, s2,b0, at I &.
$. Gsrtrelfs, 900 Seventh street, corner Of !,
National Republican., 1878-11-28

Tc 'A:uk upa good Joke after gctrg to 6et
and o See able to recall word 0: i, the neXt
mOTuUg
National Republican., 1878-11-28

NOvNG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your t0o.h
neglect Will soOp ruin them. Be wise in llInG
Clean lhem daily nils rNRsToS's lyoEY PFGEL
IggTu P0HpES LLe poQSt perfect 6enNifOS Known.
National Republican., 1878-11-28
uEgss SUITS. ElsENAN BROS. III AND Z.

An Foundry Church. at eleven q, NJ, Dr.
Lanahun will picaou, by special request sub.
Jsct Tue Hand OF God in the Ahain Of
Men,
National Republican., 1878-11-28

fuR upward Of thuty years Mrs WM-low''
toothins syrup has been used for Uhiidren,. II
rurIcUts aC.d!ty Of thr ~iunach, Iei.rYeS w'nd
ro,io, regulates the bowels, cures dysenteIy
und diarrahui, whether arising from tGcthing
or other causes An Old aud weil.tTled remedy,
R5 GGntsa bottle.
National Republican., 1878-11-28

Cents Calf sewed Button Boots $3.50,
ut II. l.. Strasburger's, 800 3Os Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-28

Health Officer Townshend presents the fol.
lowing report Of nuisances, mortality, &c, for
week ending November ~. 1878 NUS noes
reported, 4sl; referred, &C abaied, 57l ;
referred to Commissioners, 3 official notices
issued. @; citizens complaints, 10, deaths
from all causes reported, 81 causes Of death
Investigated by coroner o; bhrals ut public
expense, 10; tons Of garbage removed. a dead
animals removed, iY9. Marine products in.
spectcd- 1850 bushels oysters, a,2!s bunuhes
f,h: condemucd-9lO bushels oysters, J
hunches iish. Unwholesome food condemned
y pounds beef. 81 pounds veal, 50 pounds NUT
ton, - pounds bacon, % pounds pork pounds
veuson, lea rsbbils, psrrridges - chickens.
? turkeys. 81 ducks, Opu,sum. squashes, y
pumpk ns, - cabbagCs 81. bushels potatoes, -
bushels turnips, 6 bushels tomatoes, J.! bushels
apples, ! bushcl hcets peck turnips. AMI
mails impouuded, -; redeemed, - killed IS
remaining IN pound, !, amount realized
Sl6.jO.
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Operations Of ,h. Health once

SOLID gold Amethyst and Cameo Rings from
~ TO g., at II. Harris 4 Co f. AS seventh street
National Republican., 1878-11-28

GEMS calf handmade Congress GaitcrS
$50 at T. ;. Glrtrell's 900 Seventh street
corner of
National Republican., 1878-11-28

NoBBY SyIrs for $40, at Roman 4 CoX's
JlOthiers. 5p1 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-11-28

CHoIcE New York Butter; Soc. Lanck,ons
col Ninth street.