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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

IHtRsDAf. apf1t H. 1879.
The number of breaks to-day comprised l07 hogs
heads and 81 Ierees. The offerings 1T auction on
Change were rs packages: OF which number "a
were sold al rIlccs ranging from 50 80 to $63.
QCOTATIONS-PRlZED TOBACCO.
DARK.
Lngs.-Common to medium, :2236:2.7j; good
to fire. :2r5$35O.
L-af.-Co,nmon to good short, si6@6: medium
tofar long. S6WS7.5O good TO very good long, $50
$3.50.
Dark leaf. good enough for wrappers and for the
best types Of the cgics. have been far In very
light supply. There is assortment Of dark SUM-
cured tobacco Ofcling.
BRIGHT.
LMgsItommonr to medium, s4@56; good to
ISmoteTS.-Far 10 medium. :ST$lO: good to
very good. S12Grsl5; fine TO fancy, Sl7.j00c
LeaE-COnmon tn medium. S7.5nnSo: good 20
very good, $l0m 81 2.5U; extra cut, rs iillers,
Sl5MSlS.
N1hognny 1Iro0pers.-Common To medium.
> onS31 good 70 very good aud fine, s30cfS4 ::
extra line, 4jGSJp.
fctioD UrdDperS.-Cnmmon to medium, $3.50
:35; good 10 very good, S4oa3jo; line to fancy,
Sj5m$75.
Occasional small lots have since The season OPEN
ed commanded above the outside quotations. lnal-
cations are that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
he III light supply.
No special charge In quotations. There L. some
inquiry for sound medium and low grade old illcrs
from manufacturers, ana anything desirable will
command fair prices.
There is every prospect now OF Il good season. and
we look for increased rCcrip'S.
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THE LATEST NEWS


am FOR PRESIDENT GRANT; "A
A>o1AES , ", or WELCOME IN THE NEW
Mo-, ,,.ss,,LAruRE-AS INDIAN AGENT
yosh LEV. ~c OF FRAUD CONGRESSIONAL
l&S.n,>cs-A BLIND MURDER NEAR
rS'' 10" rny,L-ruE BALTIMORE hoMl-
!Eo>' "r,nx OF THE CoRoNER'S JURY
orr; . ~ TORNADO IN TRh LOWER
4 !tS ,',.nr snrru CAROLINA; HOUSES
F'''' '-,,,,rcuss DESTROYED AND FIF-
NN2 y ,,.,.. nsT-CuNvENTIoN OF COL
I'm -, ,,ycysEx IN NEW oELEASs-A
< olr>cnEp wAsu ,,,,,1 n,. .. NJ,
>nx ~ MASHED MENA ,,n w.Et, S'rn *
- ~ -yxAS: \ SEscnHoR hEWN WITH 4, An ).
,y.-rnr AFGHAN cANrAlSS "A, AND D Elan \
-, ,,,,y,yp-rxrLos1oS OF FlRE-nAMr IN
rrf6iUM, &c, &C.
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| Rags: Mixed cotton. 1sc.: white, 2.sc.; wooli..

RGgs: Mixed cotton. 1sc.; white, 2:sc.; woolie.
LIQUORS, Wines. Hc.
de: Scotch, oes. brands, pInts s2@s2.25 ,
sraadiss: Domestic. sI.25@s2: fruit. a1.lo6
ii.aU; apDle. new. sl.75@s2; old, $2.25@S$a
virginia peach. s2ms2-5O.
Bye lThiskeus: MefIuia. 81 .50as2: pure old. ..
ltgft; !irainsi mountain. new, $29S2.sD, SIC
fz.aotfs3.1U and upwards.
Gin: domestic. 81 .25GS2: imported. 80 = Gag.
Eein EngIdnd Run Sl.50Gs1.6O.
EsctIaed WhiaksV5:. Market quiet: proof. IL %
lumber. Slaves, xe.
Lmnhsr: White OAK. Sl2m$l5 . 1000: " esierr
virginia ponlar. sl5MS2o = 1000: white p,n.
SlSHsso5 r. 900: rc!iow nine boards. 80 GSl3
iost. Sl0elal4. according to lenytns.' Shinr'es-
plne. s3.oOTs5: cypresS Six-,nrh. i5.Is , =:
1000. '
Mncss: Wh!sker- harrel timbar.yr 4 I SMs 2s7
1000: seasoned. S2If1S26 5 !. 900, Florr-tarrt
timber. S9MS5 :. 1000. Fiour-harrr poles, SIS
hogsleac-hools, zoe. = bundle.
Powder. Shot. &c.
Fuss: ToE's naming, 3ac.dsl.25 . 100 fee
Poicdsr: 1915 by the tive k'2s-less than ~,
aees. 1925: blasting. SS.2JTS3.50.
shot: Eortherr. - 65 \ tag OF rs ths,
GTindstGnes: laEn2!Sc. = n.
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LIVERY STABLES.

TNCH-ANGE-. LIVERY. A \ d an
IL SALE-SpAELES AND RICHNONDLSA
BAZAAR, lass AND Il 40 sANhl.iN STREET
! am now prepard, with unsurpassed facility. 70
BOARD H0l:SES BY THE DAY, WEEK, OR
MONTH.
Special rates 10 rovers. and every accommodation
extended them for the tzinsaciion OF their bu>i-
ness.
In connection with the stables have established
MULES, VEHICLES OF all kinds. HARNESS,
SADDL ES. BRIDES, ROBES. WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and SATCH
DAY II IL O'Clock A. NJ.
- JOHN Il. DAVIS. Proprietor.
G. s. ALLEN, Manager. L. B. Cook, Auctioneer.
The services OF Major l.. q. Cook have been en-
gagged by me as auctloneer for the Bazaar.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Referring to the above. beg TO solicit the patron
vehicles ,Sc to sell, with The assurance that my
best attention viii be given all consi2nmen,s:
.n11-9m E r. COOK.
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The Negro Exodus.

THEIR DESTITUTE CONDITION AT WYANDo1TE.
New YORK, April IA Kansas City dis
patch says: y large number or colorcu
southern refugees, having been landed by
the steamboats, ut Wyando'tc in entirely
destitute condition during the past few
days. are occupying the churches and pub
lie halls N that place. Many are Sex from
exposure, and dying. Major Shelley. CT
Kansas City, tcIcsraphcd the Secretary OF
War for an order for the issue Of ration>
from Fort Leuvenworth 10 feed them, and
Secretary McCrary replied that he had no
authority 10 do so; that Congress was IN
session, and applications should be made to
that body. 4 committee has been appointed
at Wyandotte to look after the sufferers.
The committee issued call 10 citizens
for relief, stating that seventeen hundred
entirely destitute colored refugees are al
ready in Wyandotte, and thousands more
in the same condition are on the way, and
asks for immediate aid. Contributions to
be sent to Northrup& Sons (banlhsrS), treas
urers OF the Executive Committee.
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Tho baltimore EHemiciGn.

BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE jury OF in
quest in the Hinds-James shooting case re-
assembled this afternoon, and after hearin.
the testimony rendered the following YER
dict: THAT Isaac James cane to his death
from plstol-shot wounds tired by Kinds,
aided aud abettcd by his brother"
IrDon the rendition OF this verdict the
coroner committed to Jail Denwood b.
Kinds as principal for the murder, and
Harry Kinds is accessory to the murder be-
fore the fact, to await the action OF tue
Grand Jury,
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DIR. TUTE'S PILLS AND kIAlE.-DYF.
rI'UTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Bowels Co$t're. Pain In the
IIea with Dull Sensation In the back part, Pain
under the ShouGcrhaic Ful'ncss After Eating,
with aGisincIinatlon Ia cXcrtiGn Of body or mind.
Irri'ability of Temper. Low Spirits with feeling
OF having neglected some duty, WrarineSS, Dizzi-
ness Fluterimc At The Heart. Dots before lie Eyes,
Yellow skin, lcaa che generally OYER the right eye,
Rcstlessncss. with iitftl dreams. Highly -Colorcd
Urine.
If THESE WARNINGS ARE USIIEEDED SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL. SOON DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
arc especially adapted t" such cases: single dose
effects such Il change OF feeling Is 10 a>on.h tie
sufferer.
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ou>c5 had sales Al like prices.
L0IIsEILLE MASTFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

APRIL. NnnUfactHrrd T1bQcr0.-Prlcr> ir-
II gular. ana quotations are entirely nominal.
Virginia bright extra and line pounds. 7J'd
Soc: firLlnia line and extra liz. SOn 9nc. :;
Virginia fine G- and l2-iuriI twist. 6lu tj';r. ::
Virginia gcud mrlium H. aad lG-inrh twist. 500.
52c.: Virginia gou'l medium Is and s., 52tr.ir
Virginia gooh medium IT, anI l2-inrh tw>t. aNoG
J2c.: Virginia good m"uium l2-inch pounds. j SH'
JOc. Virginia common l2-arh pounds. DOE: Nir-
gluIa common li-:urh and :. ll-nrh, pa lJc.
Nir.!nIa mahogany aud bright navy s. and l.. ! \
1t soc: Virginia black navy 81. Is, AMI IL. ! 5G
ice. Louisville navi"S-FIar bright q. l.. and
pounds. 500 &C.: Mahogany, bright, Hattie.
Mahogany, 3SH 40r.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Virginia fine smoking. ) .3nh' Sl1O: Virginia
assorted. JUM1Oc.-. fOuriGr-JUHrHui.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET,

ArEIL j.-Tnbdcco.-Gcmcral trade Is SLOW but
prices have BOT "aric, AMI Tor most SORTS are held
iirn. Sales are GOO hugSh"a,ls Kentucky leaf III -:
IL ire: $50 CASES 1877 Pennsylvania 1T l2m
poe. : 100 cases 1877 New England At lim lc.:
for Virginia leaf B,iyht wrappers, common
10 medium. lJm22c.: good Ia tine, 2lhrf5c.:
nnc To extra tnc, JOn 75c.: smokers. 10" 2'c.:
tlanplc wrappers. l6Gi2Oc.: hugs. common IL Goot
~, &c.: good to line. 3H, ir; leaf, common I" good
5mSr. good H. line, Sr lnr: fine extra, lOhE &c.:
and black wrappers. l2ng l5c.-JoHrnm NJ Com-
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Mexican Wife.Murdercr.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, April IA Ns1s
special from Eagle Pass says: A Mexican
named Muros last night fatally cut his wife's
throat. His daughter, while attempting to
interfere, was also Injured. A nei@hbor
who tried to arrest Muros Was hewn with
an axe, and shortly afterwards died. The
murderer escaped into Mexico.
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ALEXANDRIA, April lT.-lntelliSence was
received here to-day OF TIC murder near
Milford, about twelve miles from Front
ROYAL. In Warren county, on Monday last,
OF a man named Foster. The murderer was
posted behind blind, and shot his victim
while he was riding along the public road.
A neighbor named Haekman is suspected OF
the murder, as Foster shot and killed some
boys belonging TO the former few days
since. and difficulty ensued. 1t reported
that Hackman has been arrested.
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terrific Tornado in South Carolina.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY
. ~. ,s.E REp0RTpn

AEFOh1
CHARLESTON. April 17.-Last evening \
violent ran-storm occurred here, which con.
tInued throughout the night. Accounts
from the interior show that the storm began
with terrific tornado. which swept through
the lower portion OF the State, causing great
destruction OF life aud property. In the
village OF Waterford more than 100 dwell
ings and all the churches were swept away.
Three fourths OF the inhabitants are homo
less. Fifteen persons were killed and many
more wounded. At Oakley Station, on the
Northeastern railway, all the houses, occti-
pied by negroes, were leyel!ed; one negro
was killed and many hurt. Similar CASUAL
ties are reported from various other points
In the track OF the tornado.
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ArRIL lti.-Prlrc> To-day ran.cil n IOHO"N: II
rlc--Nrry bet. 5sttJhr.: good, JmoIr.: IncHiiiln
or fair i'r;;ity, @4'.c: thin s,cris' "Nrn' ana
5Ir.: shrarc.. .IG.;Iyc. Lambs. $685. = h'a!
or Sc. liogs. live, 80 Js,c COWS and ca'c>.
$23M:5G.
This week and prices were fully -. higher. sheep
and lambs in good supply. with very few tran'ac-
lions. Hogs dun n Inoaion:. Cows ana cav, ~
f:,ir demand Il, nuorarions Market dull. Guzttte.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1870.

ARRIVED.
Steamship 0la dominion, walker, New YORK,
mcrchauGi,r and passengers. q. W. Alien Co.,
agents. 49, ,
Steamer a.i.auce, Plat. Philadelphia. mcrchaE-
die and ,assengcrs j. ". McCarrick agent.
steamer AricI. clifford. Norfolk. Cnited STATE
ln,ii merchandise, aud passengers, l.. u. latuh'
agent. ~ , - ;,- tr,.ts
Richmond aud Dan, lille railroad.
SAILED. -, ,,.,
schooner Foam!Eg Sea, Wroten' "*sh'hA"H'
granite, Curtis Parker. w.. Va. ~, n.
schooner n. II. Ptus. Cavalier Ne" i"rS e." wv
loyuc's, wood, Curtis Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
pr,,.,.,,h,. snr,i 18Th, Schooner Il. T. BiSSS
Ans!cy. ,.ynrx
Arrived AZ Philadelphia Apr'i ioli' sche"N'' W
= Itlwller. Powell. from ihis pott
by telegraph.
NEW YORK. April 17-Atryed s sSanrh a, sei,
,,' 0,,t W !. Green. HoAeward: Mipa' VIZ
mlugton,
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW YORK, April l7.-Spon.-Stocks steady
ENrh:lnsc-l."ac. 4s6i: short, 4SI',. State hUn':s
dull. Governments quiet
Ersntag.-Moncy. per cent. Exchange. 1860
4SGa. Governments firm; new 81, 1915. States
duh.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April l7.--Nirgin'a G's. dcfrrrfd
7$; con>oS, 81: second series. AZ: nts:-,Ir con
ponS. s2's. Sorth CIrOiina 6'S, old, %; new, u.
Bid to-day.
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4 NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

DR.. Tut: Dear Sir For ten years have been 4
martyr 10 DyEpcpsia Constipation. and i'iles. Last
sprinr voir Pills were recommends! la mt. ii>cd
Them (bnt with little ralth). am now i sell man,
have good appetite. digestion pcr!ec regular >tons;
,.ilrs gone. and | have gained forty pounds solid
iI".h They are worth their weight III gold.
Rev. X. J.. SIMPSON, Louisville Ky.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

ArRIl l6.-rheIo /, no chance 10 note IN hour,
AMI nunr.iion> .rr. unmina Wheat keeps up. anu
,n.,ri o. o bushels sold at sl.o5, sl.06. sl.0s,
Fill, :l.ls, an! SIG. AZ TO quality, the latter
mil and heavy aud 4T5 bushels sod At 45c. No
rye reported, and 5S bushels Of "a;a brought 3oc-
Country pI educe Is quie and sells Ut quotations.
effp
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NEW YORK WOOL nIARKET.

ir2!L lJ.--Thrr" Is yet Il uui~t appearance of
trace lnc ntiyiuu confined to small lot. and not
mUrh vi,nr i expected until the pew clips tn
hind. Prices are barely steady, but not materially
cnlng"d.-J0ttrHdf of Commerce.
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APRIL l5.-There Ii Il very slow market, bat nc
Situation us 10 prices unchanged. Prices are: oc Tor
crude In hnlk: 7a@s4c for crude IN shipping Or
der: 7tISc. for naphsh Ia. Refined IL 9=c. Tor New
York Ssc. for philadelphia. and 3.;c- FOR iisii,
moe Riine., IN eases AT MISUNDERSTANDING
IL f,l.an
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tl7 for no. 2. C0i,ness il quoted al sZ2: tRIfn-
ION AZ 81 o :G@s American big at SIS SoGsIg:
;or 40 !, y Ia.kl 75n for So.2 and sle.50 for
rails ut tite aud s14 ut nlIig Old rails
quoted notnnaIly nj S20Rk21. Wrought scrap,
s24A.25 from yard.-loMrnnk ~ Comnxrce. I. -.
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LOUISVILLE LEAr-rnBacCn MARKET.

ArRrL l4.-The sales aggregated l63 hogShca,lS
The Pickett House sold ~ hogsEcads: 10 hn9shrads
llrud"is son County old leaf aud luSI nj $500,
So 20. $i.25. $3.9J. S3.i5. 81. 30. 1925. $3.50
$3.50. and $3.50: J hog>h"s,lS ohio County old
bat AMI lays NJ - 80. 1886. $50 SAL and
:2.4o: hng>h"adS Grayson County OLD Leaf aud
iuss nj $40. S+.1U, $3.50. Il 90. and $3.50: 10
h"2shcad> Missouri old leaf III 500. 500. 81 So
$500. IL 10. Si.lI. St.20. 90 30. 81 80. and
$3.50: h"-Sllra'.S Henry Opniv od lIg> N ~
aud 81 so: i ho.Shcad> GravS'n County new lug
nj = %. So X .G1 500. r. O5, and 81 10:
log ,hc:tdS Davies County new lurs II 81 81 $50,
- 20. AND S2.35.-frUTi,r -JDUr1Hi.
Ilih... hmm lad snlL.s IL H.. nrlcLs |
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x.xr ,.,nx IRON MARKET.

APRIL l5.-There IS \ good deal dolnS IN snai
los os American pig, aud larger parcels would nc
na,,dleI were naGers frter sellers and less ex'rem
IN their views as to prices. Scotch pig y sow al"
300 tons No, ! aud No. 2 at $40 Tor No. aa1
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TI-TT'.s IlAIn-DTE.

t;r,r hair or wIri,kprS changed TO glossy hack
!v a sipe;c application OF HIS Iye T. inil,Hrlo
paiuYal ccor. rcls E,.!li,i cosy ART Is as hEH:-
les ~ spring water
sod by druggists or sent by express on receipt Of
81.
SEHSN''' -A'1-'S' "a
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proposed Honoss to Grant.

ALBANY, n. Y, April 17.-In the Assem-
bly, to-day Mr.. Fish offered concurrent
resolution that committee be appointed 10
tender the inequalities OF the State to Gen.
cral Grant on his return to this country.
Iaid over under the'rules.
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ArUuifIcd.

: IASKToN, April 17.-Ex-Indian-Ag gent
Livingston, OF the Crow-Creek agency. has
been acquitted OF the charges of defraud-
ing the Government.
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81 LOUIS HORSE AND MILE MARKET.

APRIL il - !!.gS>x mt .Hrifs.-Wishout change
an, u,,iy moderately active L, III: following quota
tioa>:
GOOD Driving F"r,aS-Fcw S:t!cs. Z3M:l -
riu"<--Iu far supply: small 4'iiis!~.. l""1 :"
Snr;ncrrl-falr :.Ir! -O1i QUALITIES III 49, -
lair >upr!.: demand fair. .....-::--.. f."9 ~
Strr.trr.-I.iir aul @Oni Ee% York
>rr'-..cr: In fair supply; denG'"' mn {,
f.ir......................... 1920. '"@ -"
strfr' ,,Iv iisht 'iI% r. '.i' 75@ 90
"r inf '... ..trr CSC 400
D!..l.t Eur,rs.-i)"inan'i iboocfatc' $50 zen
few ia tie Gi.i. '''2 &C"
trLE$.
Ping Mulc4-s:upri% moderate: dciiaHl ~,
d........ '.'''''I ~"'
Plantation Mu!c$--SuEply IniT; demand 49, en-
7'H y"
smooth ML:,=-F:i;r ana gno'l qualities,
front l. 20 -: hands high. in fair -
suppiy- demand moderate. oI.1 ID
Smooth alu!es-Fair AMI good. from
-! to IL haiit!> h!@ll-in medium sup .n ~
SuI0l,:n Aiult=-fIir and GOOD, from y
to To-. haGds high, IN far supply: ,,oc ,,-
uEskOHE MILES. 49,.
tuo,,;ions on MI grades are 4lGm:l5 = head lreS
t..n those for broke rl.s,.s. Unlrok" nnes !" ID
sa..,i, must tie tat. FAT mules. four years old MI
,rh.r, sci NJ sl9M$ij less than iaii-s %! same
-,-ulc Those ths. over fntr year. Old 10 seven
years are most niarsetahe.-Ttmes
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SPRING FLOWERS.
DEDDING-PLANTS,

DEDDING-PLANTS,
ID BEDDtNG.PLANTS. BEDDING-PLANTS,
-. BEDDING PLANTS. BEDDISG- IL
TOLER ( HOOPER, FLORISTS.
TOlER ( HOOPER, FLORISTS.
TOLER'X HOOPER, FLORISTS.
Cherry aud Albemarle streets. adjoining HOLLYWOOD
Cherry ami Albemare streets, adjoining HolI wood
Cherry ana AlueInarc 81 rects. adjoining Hollywood
lap 9-lMyll
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GFlEEAS.

OHUFAs FoRsALE.-! have aSo o.sa-
~, ~ W. 80 Merk delivered on cars ReieI 70 ~.
POT IARD, fommiss q AgIls ;ulir iof
auis. Adlre,s Il. Ii. BROWN, uAisSisles; .ssntlm
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wIfe.Murdercr IIanGed..

CaAMBEasBURG, PA, April 17.-Hezekiah
Shaffer, who murdered his Wife IN FeDr9-
airy, 1878, was hanged here to-day,
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SOLD EVERYWHERE. PRICE, rs CENTS.
OFFICE, 50 MURRAY SrEET. NEW YORK
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nn. j. +. HAYWOOD, OF NEW YORK. SAY

uFrw diseases exist that cannot be- relieved hy
rasturin" IN. Liver to lis normal function ana for
thi, purpose 10 remedy has ever hccn invented mat
las a. happy an eject Is TUFTS PILLS.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April II. 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WIEAT.-II White. ~ bushels. Rel. 800 bushels ::
of which number TIC ni.h"lS were rc-rNIIiliicd.
COHS.-lIhitr. l22 bushels. Nired, 800 bushels.
OATS.-Ss bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT - White. ~ bushels good n; s. 10. Rel.
bushels common Ful;Z NJ LOS: II bushels COLI
mon Fuiz al $l.U3: 90 bushels common Fulrz at
: .03: so bushels mixed ~ fl.l0 80 bushels COM
mon FultZ III 81 %: li6 bushels GOOD Frl'z ~
Sl.OS: ~ hu-hc mixed IL Sl.o9: Is bushels good
Fulz ut Sl.G9: $40 bushels prime mixed on prl-
waite fcrns-tnla. SCI bushes.
CORN white. lO2 hclS On private terms: 20
bushels private trrins--ina 20 bushels. IiEtd
800 bushels vcly good ii zoe.
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SALES REPORTED TO SCR:
flour.

Fine. :3.50Gls3.75 supcrtirr. q 2jG $3.50; cx-
ira. $J.2J: ronImUn family. 500 tanc! hranIs
Sc .2jW$6.75; Staunton extra, 800.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

The first effect OF TUFTS PILLS Is TO incrca.c
I'll. appetite, and cause The body 10 take on hcsh
thus Tie system i nou' iahed :i!i by ilIcr t"iilc c-
/: II On HE digestive or;iiS regular STOOLS p;o-
ilucCi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18
NEW YORK SrNAC MARkET.
CHICAGO LrMBEx MARKET.

hrE,L i5.-Quoci II $500 $50 for sicily: $40
a. $50 Tor nw grades Srl V. and Virginia nOnnally
III about :iJ.-Journdi IF Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18

NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-THE races have
been postponed on account OF the rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-18
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
A Chance for Work.

Burdette, writing from Canada to the
Burlington Rawkeye, says: One morn
inc walked out by myself. All along
the marsh road the farmers were busy
in the meadows moving and turning
their hay. A couple of regularly
ordained tramps, idle and aimless as
myself, and much better acquainted
with the road, passed me, and I tagged
along in their lounging wake. Presently
the voice of a farmer came over the
swcet-scented meadow:
Halo"
The tramps halted. "Hallo yourself"
shouted one of them.
DO you want to hire| yelled the
farmer.
Judge of my astonishment when both
tramps chorused back:
"Yesw
Well, thought, they aren't American
tramps, any how, or they wouldn't dis.
grace the profession in this way. But l
stood still to listen and watch, for it was
an unusual sight-two tramps going to
work.
Then come over herew yelled the
farmer; and the two fellows sprang over
the fence and trudged across the meadow
with the brisk air of men who really
wanted work and meant business. The
farmer stood STILL leaning on his pitch
fork, gazing intently at my motionless
Ggure. Presently his voice broke the
ience once more:
Don't that other fellow want to hire,
NT' he yelled.
The two tramps turned and glanced at
at me for my reply. shook my head
sadly but firmly, and moved on, without
waiting to hear the farmers muttered
comments OH my lazincss. An American
may die, but he never works.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
The Pronunciation Of gu"
Washington Star

As the schools have just opened and as
everybody reads your paper, if you will
allow me the space, I wish to call the at
tention of the teachers and pupils to a
faultin English pronunciation exceeding
common in the North, rarely heard in
the South or in England, but which
seems to be spreading here. 1--WE have
faults enough in the South without
grating some Northern ones upon them
I refer to the vulgarism-if I may 80
term it-of giving the long "u," which
is in so many of our common words, the
sound of 600"
For instance, ninty-fve out of every
hundred Northerners will say institoot,
instead of institute, dooty instead of
duty-a perfect rhyme to the word
beauty. They will call new and news
moo and noos-a perfect rhyme to pew
and pews-and so on through the dozens
and hundreds of the similar words. Not
dictionary in the English language
authorizes this. In student and stupid
the "u' has the same sound as in cupid,
and they should not be pronounced
stoodent and stoopid, as so many teachers
are in the habit of sounding them.
If it is vulgarism to call door a
doah-as we all admit-isn't it as much
OF vulgarism to call 4 newspaper
noospaper? One is Northern and the
other Southern-that's the only differ
ence. When the London Punch wishes
to burlesque the pronunciation of ser
wants it makes them call the duke the
dook, the tutor the tooter and a tube
toob. You never find the best Northern
speakers, such as Wendell Phillips,
Charles Sumner, George William Curtis,
Emerson, Holmes and men Of that class
saying moo for new or Toosday for Tues
day, avenoo for avenue or calling dupe
doop, 1t is fault that Southerner
also never falls into. He has slips enough
of another kind, but he doesn't slip on
the long "u." AS many of our teachers
have never had their attention called to
this, hope they will excuse this notice.