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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26
Sunday Disease.

This remarkable disease has not
yet been treated In books OF patho-
logy.
1. This disease is of the inter-
hitting kind, attacking the pa
tient by violent paroxysms, which
return every seventh day.
These paroxysms return only
on every Lords day, and hence
it is called Sabbath sickness, but
by the faculty it is technically
known by no other name than
Die Domino Morbus.
2. It partakes somewhat of the
nature of ague, especially as it is
attended with great degree OF
GOODNESS. This GOODNESS is first
apparent early in the morning OF
the Lo1d's day, and in many case
es seizes the patient before he has
left his bed. But it begins in the
region of the heart, and is attend.
ed with dizziness of the head, fol.
lowed by yawning and lethargy,
8. The patient is sometimes de.
prived of the use of his limbs, es-
pecially the legs and feet, so tina;
he is indisposed to walk to the
house of God.
4. In some cases this attack
has come upon them after they
have gone to the house of God
and has been attended with yawn'
ing and slumber.
5. In other cases there has been
great uneasiness in the house OF
God, and a disposition to com.
plain of the length of the sermon
though they have been known to
sit very contentedly in a play
house several hours at q time, OIL
stand on the street in the cold
several hours to listen to a p9liti.
cal harrangue.
6. Persons affected With this
disease never mourn on account o.
their confinement from public
worship.
z. These persons often surprise
their neighbors with great activ,
ity and health on Monday, how
ever unfavorable the weather MAJ
be.
s. Most of the faculty agre,
that there is a low, feverish heat
technically called febris mundi. o.
fever of the world, which may b.
detected in those patients during
the intervening days of the week
9. There also seems to be q loss
of the appetite for savory food
and a want Of relish for pants vitS
bread of life, which IN this case
is indispensable remedy for thil
disease.
10. Persons affected with thiI
disease generally have a disrelisI
for private religious exercises o
the closet and the reading of tht
Scriptures.
IL. 1t is also contagious-neigh
take it from neighbors, and child
rem from parents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26
HI. B. LOWE,
Central Livery
FEED AND SALE STABLES.

TIME MOST extensive establishments in
u Southern Kansas Double and single
teams, with the best and incest carriages and
buggies in the city, ready at all times. Also,
Buys and sells horses, bnggies and ear
Especial attention given to boarding horses
= the week. us
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THE HAPPY LAND.

We wish we were an Eskymo
A driving of the deer,
with snow and tempests all around,
And ice and icebergs near.
wed chase the " alrus and the seal
And feed upon their gore
Wed never think of palm leaf rams
And never sweat no more
Wed gather in our I'LL of ice
by ton or hundred weight,
Instead Of running up bill
With nary cent to pay't.
The baby's milk would never sour,
The butter never spile;
The gay mosquito never come
Our Compartment 70 rile.
For there no torn mosquito bars
Invoke our abject scorning,
No flies would buzz and cuzz and fuZz
And wake us in the morning.
o where's the human would not live
Where live the Eskymoze-
Where prickly heat Is never known,
And everything is froze2
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SoRELY AFFLICTED.


j. o. Bosp0rth d o., De1yer, Col. Gentlemen
Prompted by . feIow-feelng for those afflicted
with CatRrrh, wish to add my testimony in beh alt
Of sANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH.
have been Borely Ricted with this fearful disease
for four years, and have tried every known remedy
Without avail, until bought bottle of the above
CURE rom you, which gave me almost instant re-
lief It being a constitutional as well as local
remedy, believe It to be all that ls claimed for it,
o Radical Cure for CRtarrh.
Very truly yours. WIN. AMETIVE,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-07-26

A delicate complexion Il best compared
20 = blooming rose; bur when the counte-
nance il dishgured with biotches and
plmples, like weeds In arose-bed, the auf-
ferer ahould promptly nse DR. BULBS
Blood Mixture, which quickly and effect
uAlly eradicatea such unslghfly evtdeacs1
OF impure blood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-11
Fin ANC,IAI.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
"WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1873.

6nlerfcnn Gotd.-1 10il hid. 81
State Gecurttiss.VI rEinia sunsels. sex bid, so
nundable. II bid; Virginfa deferred, ~ BID, 6
asked; Virginia interest ifcates, bid; Virginia
tax:receiyabie coupons, SO bid. "a asked.
burg city es, SIX a,ked: PetersburE City as. SIX
s ss fersSz CITY ssep S iGs sa
Railroad Bonds.-yirginia Central Railroad first
RsEeaa rd Mortgage Ss IS se
Virginia Central Railroad fourth mortgage S's. j.
and j., IS bid; Virginia Central Railroad nom
nessee Railroad second mortgage SIS, j. and j., Ga
bid; Southside Railroad first mortgage preferred
s's, j. and j., 102 asked; sduthside Railroad Sec
asked; southside Railroad third mortgage pre-
ferred 6's, j. and j.. 80 bid; Petersburg Rail-
road first moriglge $50 and %, So bid; Rich
]. and D., 100 bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad mortgage 6's, j.. and j., 1e3
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
and Danville Railroad consolidated 6's, IL. and NJ,
IL bid; Piedmont Railroad first MORTGAGE S's, A.
and o., 81 bid.
RaitToad Stocks.-Rlchmond and Petersburg
Railroad 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad common. 100 par. 40
bid, rs asked; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad six per cent. guaranteed, 100 par, 80
bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road seven per cent. guaranteed, 100 par 90 bid !:
Richmond and Danville Railroad, 100 par, 2 bid,
8 asked. i
Bank stocks-Nutional Bank OF Virginia, 100
PAT e. ASKED; state Bank OF Virginia, 100 par
tx bid. '1ef'nAn's anu rAnn'efs SAVINGS % paf'
Insurance Companies-yirginia Fire and Ma
rine, rs par, 80 bid: Virginia State, % par. %
bid; Virginia Home, 100 par. los asked; City. 100
Par, 7S 6id; Granite Insurance Company, 100 par,
Miscellaneous -nld Dominion Steamship Com
pany, 100 par, 76 bid.
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Taxation of National Ranks.

AN IMPORTANT DECISION IN 0HIo-THE RE-
LIEF PRAYED FOR BY THE BANK GRANTED
BY THE COURT.
Especial dispatch to the New York Times.J
CINCINNATI, April San important deci-
sion by Judge Baxter, OF the United States
Circuit Court, published to-day, relative to
the taxation of national banks, rs the SUBJ
iect OF considerable comment here. A
bank at Toledo contested the collection Of
taxes on the ground that Its taxation was
unequal, for the reason that its capital was
assessed in full, while the assessment on real
estate in that city is only forty per cent. fits
value. Therefore the bank made tender
OF forty per cent. OF its tax to the Treasurer.
Judge Baxter's decision is that the Treas
urer can collect no more. The object sought
in the suit, which was one in chanccry, was
TO restrain the collection OF the tax assessed
for the year 1876 on the shares owned by
the holders Of the complainants capital
stock. Judge Baxter held that the COM
plainant was entitled to the relief prayed
for. A decree will therefore be entered au-
thoriZing the complainant to pay the de-
PENDANT or into the registry OF the court
forty per cent. OF the taxes assessed against
itssharebolders in accordance with the ten
der heretofore made, and when this shall be
done an injunction will issue perpetually
staying the collection of the residue OF said
taxes. The cost OF this suit will be decreed
against defendant, and paid out Of the funds
recovered. s,
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thracite. ssD@sSS ~Wcss viIainia coke. a2l@s23
g9rgesHges: s4.6o per kez.
fNaals. Old Dominion. S9.8 PER kex for stand.
ard-ttat Is. te1l-penny other Gxe1 extra. .
Plossga~ CasttBos wholesale, aes4HNcs retal
Eeps: Ianilla- best. 14al DC. ,ate. s@es.
& Rags Mixed cotton, nc; white, &c; Wooaien
7,T :. 4. Lumber. stayes. &c. 81
vIratnfa poplar. s12.5OAs25 . 1000 whils rms
S2O@s65 q LOCO yellow pine boards, I0td3I4i
sgpnss s. sne saso
1000. Laihs-spiit; y. 90 sawed, s2.85eas2.o's
!. Saues whIskey barrel timber green. 81 sas2s7
1000: seasoned. sgN@t2s LOCO. f1ollr-barrs.
timber, $6@$7.50 ID 1000. P7our-barrel poles, ~
@S: hogshead-hoops- no demand; btckory-hoopa
Lseor1ee., 81 81
Lfcorfce Paste: ). g. 4 Co. Sic: r. r.. CSC:
30 &, 2sc r. az. Coz s4s 80 2sc. An TssSs
&c.: c. C. W., &c.,; no brand, TIC.
Liquors. Wines. &c.
AIe: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@sz.25 D
Byandies: Domestic. sl.s5as2: fruit. LOG
virginia BEACH saGss.5o. '' s''1 Z" -
Rve Whtskegs: Medium 81 .5o@s2: pure old. s2
Gin: Domestic. si.95@s2: imDorted, % q case
ss Egtgd Eur Ss,es nroo
Powder, Shot. &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35ctaS1.25 a. 100 feet
Potgder: 1915 by the five keaB-less than fW
kegs, 1925; blasting, S3.25(Is3.50.
Shot. Northern, So 0@$2.25 . bag of 25 fhs.
,Crindstones: 11@2kc. p ID.
N1ill-Feed.
ShtDstuf: 35@40c: bnsheli $40 g ton.
BrolcRSt,f: 27GH30c. n pushei: $50 q ton. 81
Wheat Bran 20@25c. q blishei; 500 D ton.
Corn Bran: 17c. per blshel; $lS@$1S q ton.
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Financial Conference

NEW YORK, April 10.-Secretary Sher.
man and Acknowledgement Devens baye
been in consultation all day IN the Sub
Treasury with number OF bankers, among
whom. were Fl. G.. Fahnestoek, Of the Tenth
National Bank; Mr.. Vail, OF the Bank OF
Commerce Mr.. Fatbri, OF Drexel, Morgan
d CO. George Bliss, of Morton, Bliss &
Co.; J. Seligman, OF Seligman IL Co.; Au-
gust Belmont; Mr.. Fisk, OF Fisk 81 Hatch
MIR. Taylor, OF the Continental National
Bank; and Mr.. Calhoun, OF the Fourth
National Bank. The:conference was strictly
private. 1t is rumored that the Secretary
proposed to sell to the bankers one hundred
millions OF bonds, the proceeds to go to-
ward the resumption Of specie-payments,
they to contract to take another hundred
millions of bonds at the same rate should
occasion require it. Its also rumored that
long discussion took place over the figures
which the Secretary demanded for the
bonds, and that the bankers want them OF
two per cent. below his valuation.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1878.
The breaks To-day comprised 1T hogsheads, 2
tierces, and boxes. Tie offerings at auction on
Change were Ga packages; Of which number "a
were taken In. and the remainder Sold at prices
ranging from 81 to $50.
From the comparative statement by Sheppard &
Trice. auclioneers At the Tobacco Exchange, show
Ing the transactions in leaf tobacco, we take the
following: Inspections from October !, 1876, to
April 1, 1877, lilo hogsheads, 2,251 tierces
and boxes, and 81 uplands; from October /, 1877
to April 1, 1878. 9,1S3 hogsheads, 1,342 tierces
and boxes, and II uplands.
Stock on hand April l, 1877 inspected and unin-
spected), S,2OS hogsheads; April l, 1878 lin
spected and uninSpccied), S,02S hogsheads.
The amount of loose tobacco sold up to April /
1877, was 3,4o4,3 $50 pounds up to April L, 1878
l.SS3 sos pounds.
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THE MOST PRECIOUS OF GIFTS

4 Health is undeniabiy more precious gift than
riches, honor, or power. Who would exchange l..
for these the chief objects of human ambition? 1t
is obviously the part Of wisdom to employ means
for the preservation of health and the proongation
Of life which time and experience have proved to
be reliable Many of tile dangers by which health Is
threatened may be nullifed by the use Of that most
irresistible OF correc,ives and tonics, HoStetters
Stomach Bitters, which, by increasing vital power
and rendering the physical functions regular and
active keeps the system In good working order and
protects it against disease For constipation, dyspep-
sia Iver-complaint, nervousness, kidney and rheu-
matte ailments, it Is Invaluable, and 1t affords
sure defence against malaria fevers, besides re-
moving every trace OF such disease from the sys-
tenn. Half wineglassfu taken before meals i'm
proves the appetite and insures complete digestion
and assimilation. APP 9-Tu,Th&S&w
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I,OJuSA COURTHOUSE.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
APRIL 10, 1878.
Monday was regular County Court-day,
and very large crowd was present. The
case Of The Commonwealth Us. w. }. lay
or, in which Taylor was charged with
shooting ut j. B. Levy in the street, and
which was tried at the last term OF the
court but continued in consequence OF the
jury failing to agree. was noHe-ProSequleu.
We are having fine rain to-day, which Is
very acceptable 10 the farmers. Wheat IS
represented as never looking better at this
season, and The prospect for an abundant
WELD is fine Is,
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Massachusetts,.
Observation-Disclosures GHTy-THo UsAND-DOL
TAR DFFA5.CATION.

FALL RIVER, April 10.--J. Angler Chase,
treasurer Of the Union Mills, has confessed
the embezzement Of $4S0,000. 1t is pro-
bable that the mills will be put into insol-
yency. The defalcation has been going on
for number Of years, but recently the
paper OF the Union Mills has been scattered
very freely, although regarded good by the
banks. The corporation has been erecting
anew mill lately, and the surplus OF paper
afloat did not attract attention. Yesterday
some or the paper went to protest In Bos-
ton, New; York. ana other places. 1t .is be
York, Proyid ence, and New Bedford.
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A new post-office is established at Lone
Gem, Bedford county, Va, near Fancy
Grove, with Mary G. Thompson as post
master. A new post-ofice Is established at
Pats Store, Russell county, Va, near New
Garden, with c.. r. Lockhart as postmas-
ter. a new office is established also at
Bradshaw's Greek, Roanoke county, Va,
near Lafayette, with Mansfield NJ. Moore as
postmaster. Post.ofices are reestabiished
the route from Baltimore to FredericEs-
burg, Va, with Nathan j. Churn as post
master, and at PauHs CROSSROADS, Essex
county, Va, between Tappahannock and
Milier's, with Richard III. Duff as postHlas-
ter. a. Il. w eiburn is appointed postnias-
ter at Point Hope, Grayson county, Va,
vscs Martin w. LundY resigned.
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CONGRESSES Session
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1878.
SENATE.

The bill for the relief of McBurney, col
lector of the Second Georgia district, was
passed. During the discussion Mr.. DAVIS,
OF West Virginia, claimed that the defalca-
lions by the internal-revenue collectors az
gregated fifty millions OF dollars.
The discussion of the repeal OF the bank
rupt act occupied the day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House to-day discussed the bill abol-
ishing pension agencies without action.
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FLORISTS.

~---~--~~~-~--
TOLER 81 HOOPER, 49, 9 80
i FLORISTS, -,
ADJOINING HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY,
CORNER CHERRY AND ALBEMARLE STREETS,
offer for sale this spring the largest, finest, and
healthiest stock OF
ever offered In this city at moderals prices-such
9VERBENAS, LANTANAS,
COLEUS CAPE JESSAMfNES,
and all other FLOWERS suitable for spring plant
Ing and Conservatory Decorations.
HANGING BASKETS aud VASES furnished and
Send for descriptive catalogue ap2
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rhe ST. Augustine Indian Prisoners

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 10.-Forty-one
Of the adult Indian prisoners recently re-
leased from confinement at st. Augustine,
Fla, have left. that point by steamer for
Norfolk, Va, whence they will go West by
rail, and will be distributed amongst the
Southwestern agencies in the Indian Terri
tory. Sixteen of the released prisoners,
however, who are youths, will be placed at
school, without any expense to the Govern
ment. .
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PORT OF RiCHMONl,- APRIL 10. 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Platt, Philadelphia nler.
clandise and passengers.
Schooner Theodore Dean, Evans, Horse Island
Harbor, ice, 4. q. Babcock.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United State
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. ainin
agent.
Schooner p. F. Cabado, Swain, Boston, coal, Cur
tis s Parker.
Schooner Clara, Corson, New York, grain, Curtis
& Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner George TwbilI, Miller, Philadelphia
April 9th.
MEMORANDA.
Returned to New York April 7th, schooner Yam
kec Doodle, Rose, hence for Baltimore. April 9Th
ut 1l:3O Z. NJ, or Barnegai, was run into by
schooner PauguSsett, from Virginia for New York
striking her the starboard side abaf the main rig
cling, and cutting her down TO the water: bro Ike
ma!nmast and mainboom, tore foreSal and mainsa
and caused her leak 500 strokes per hour The
Paugussett carried away headgear and cutwater.
Note.-The Yankee Doodle and Paugussett are
both well-known Richmond traders.
Schooner II. G. Bird, Rhodes, hence, at Baltimore
April 9th
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 10.-Arrived: Perique, Alge.
ria, City OF Washington, State OF Virginia Arrived
out Askoy, Rota. Western, Belle, Splingsie, AIDE
| laide. Ilomeward bound: Westmoreland, vii.
miuston, Portland, Southwest Pass.
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A MURDER CUNFEssED.-Bid deford, Me-,
April 9.-The body OF woman was found
in the river this morning. Late in the at
ternoon sister Of Frederick Savage lden-
titled the woman as Rose Vincent, of Me-
thuen, Mass, and gave clue which, upon
being followed up, led to the arrest OF Saw
age. This evening he confessed the crime.
He is Frenchman, is married, and has
children. When asked why he did 1t, he
said, s'Oh, ! loved her too much"
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BY Telegraph.

NEW IUKk. :
NEw YORK, April 1O.-Gold opened Mt ! OOsi.
Eoon.-Stocks lower. Money on cal, per cent
Gold, 1909 Exchange-Long, 4S6; short, 1854
States quiet. Governments lower.
Epentng.-Money active at per cent. Sterling
firm ut 4S6k. Gold, l0O&. Governments weak
new SIS, l042s. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April O.-Yirginia 6's. old, 25; de-
ferreG, Az: consolidated. 59H; second series, 81.
North Carolina 6's old, Is; new, 8. Bid to-day.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-A small Lighthouse
On the farm of Samuel Mason, near Acco-
tink, Va, was burned on Saturday night,
April 6, and colored boy, who was its only
occupant, persisted in the flames. He Wasa
Stranger 49,
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.a,t,Ts. SHOES. re.
HOME MANDATORY.

WILLIAM NJ. SULLIVAN, ~
the PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOE MANU- 49,
FAcTURER. No. 8 Twelfth street, Richmond, Is a
dis ciple of Crispin, whose superior is hard to fnd
We have closely inspected as well as practically
tested hts work. and Enthusiastically pronounce 1t 70
be of the very best description. His terms are most
reasonable.
lie will make FIRST-CLAs FRENCH CALF
SKIN 4D0UBLE-S0LED BOOT for $40, or g
FINE FRENCH .CAIFSKIN CATER for 81.
At such figures 1t is always possible TO heauttfy our
pedal extreniiies. Let SIR. SULLIVAN take your
measure ut once.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly at.endedto.
". .s.4f sl.s,s i ~ IL an S-eodlmk
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CRSQUET.

CROQUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
" EIGHT WALLETS, nicely vanished packed
box; finer sets, $3.50. go, $3.50. aud SO box. A
cheaper set, with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
WALLETS, but not in u box. CSC.
ELLYSON C YANCEY,
ap elm 1l12 Main street.
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FJOnr.

Fine. 81: superfine. $4:75@S5; extra superhne.
1915; common family, S6.25MS6.50: fancy fam
ily and City Mills $7@S75 So Market little active.
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sALEs REpnRrEn Tn sECRErARY.

WHEAT White, 240 bushels common at 81 .3S;
A bushels very good ut $1.37; 100 bushels prime
at S1.3S-totai, 444 bushels. Red, 252 bushels
good Lancaster at Sl.34; Il bushels mixed ut
S1.30; SO bushels mixed ut S1.35; "a bushels
choice Lancaster at $l.3S: ITO bushels mixed at
1927: SO bushels good Fultz ut $1.2O-total, 622
bushels.
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PENSIONS
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

mo. 5496.l
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF vIRGINIA-IS THE MAIsTER OF
ELIAS BOrTIGHEIMER, BANKRUPT, IN
BANKRUPTCY. 1,
RICHMOND, VA, April 8, ISIS. {.
To ALL wuoM TT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
thar petition has been filed In said court by EiiaS
Botiigbeimer, OF Eieprieo county, VA IN sald alS
trict duly declared bankrupt under the ACT OF
Congress Of March 2, 1857, and the acts amenaa-
tory thereof and supplementary thereto; for CHS.
charge and certificate thereof, from al his dee.S
and Other cIatus provabia under said acts and that
the l9TH DAY OFAPRIL. 1878, at II O'clock a l.
Eankruptcy IN ;he In the city OF Rich
mond Va, IS assigned for the hearing OF the same
when aud where you may attend and show cause u
sp4- Tasw john r. PoPHAM. Clerk.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April ! 0, 1878.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, ESQ bushels Red, 722 bushels
OATS.-34 bushels.
BLACK PEAS-I2 bushels,
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't.ss % d p sTIC 1 1875.

ST 80 BIZ TIC e 1875.
SPRING STILES JUST RECEIVED
from, fie Fashions Depass ment OF the Domestics
Sewing Machine Compauy, New York.
BEAUTIFUL TRIMMED SUITS,
showing the very latest novelties In ladies' dress.
The Spring ard Sammer Edition OF the Do
MEsTICs CATALOGUE OF FASHION IS now
out, and PATTERNS rnay be procured. IS
DOMESTIC sEWING-sfAcHIEE CO..
900 Main street.
we have placed In the store of SYCLE BROTH
ERs, No. 311 east Broad street, oYthe accommo-
datfon OF our patrons wel-selected stock OF Do
HEsTYcu FASHIONS, embracing All the latest
styles. IS an G-ecd6t
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Garden SEED; 20
MERCHANTS, TRUCKERS, AND FARMERS.
have Just received my fresh supply OF SEEDS
and am now ready for orders, by mail or otherwise,
at retail or wholesale. Catalogues furnished on ap-
piication. TOBACCO SEEDS Yellow Pryor., Big
Frederick, One and All. Oronoko, While Stem,
and Havana. JOHN +. MEREDITH,
successor In Garden Seeds TO Allison & Addison.
tfe 6-3mI "a.
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r,a,, ! American refined. Old Dominion. 2 Ia
m2 S.lOc. q To-; English and American sheet 30
Sc: Swedes, hammered. 6Ac.: hoop, aea6. f ig,
iron: Virginia coal-blast cllageeali S2s0$5S
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OVERS ED.

100 bags INDIANA cLoyER-sEED;
500 tonsTURNERs EXCELSIOR GUANO.
NH 10 A. 7. STOKES & co.
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BALTIMORE.
CINCINNATI.
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. April 10.-Flour, wheat. and oat
dull and unchanged. Rye dull at coo. Pork quite
at 1925: Lard steady. BuIk-meats quiet; shou
Bacon quiet shoulders, 45c.; clear rib, Sc; clea
sides, SIC. Susar-cured hams, 74@9c. Whiske
easier at 81. OF. Tobacco dull and unchanged.
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II there is not greater haste made in the
consideration Of the tariff bill an effort may
be made to take up the bill reducingthe tax
on tobacco before that ID disposed Of. OF
course the friends OF reduction viii be sure
of their strength before taking any import
ant step. Mr. Solder, Mr.. Lorillard's we'll
advertised partner, was at the Capitol to-
day, and seemed to be earnestly at work.
HeWent to the Senate under escort Of Q New
Jersey member OF The House, and was Inc
troduced toa Democratic senator. takait
that the reduction 81 the tax on snuff from