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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-15
Ry GTubbs & Williams.
AuclluuerIs and l,ea! Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main an,. Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 VERY
~ VALUABLE FARM on LOWER JAMES
RIVER At AJCTiDN.-By virtue OF decree OF he
Circuit Court uf The city of :Ic ntnd. entered on the
2Sil of >cp SIS. in the suit iilrrcn send
ing un,r the short Vie Of J"l'S L. Io>ll as 81
Louis Mutual Life tn-ur:ncc Company ana u.s.
III" unt!rrss ,cd VIII nas Thereby appointed sln-
cIa commissioner for that PURPOSE will 81 ut pub
lie auc: jon. AZ the Office of GrunS * WILLIAMS, No
t north Eleventh street. In ID. city OF Richmond,
on THURSDAY. Stay l, 1879. al II O'Clock NJ:
the VALUABLE FARM known Is = Wcsibro"E,'
confirming 7S3 ACRES. more OF les. lying IN Giles
terrified county. Immediately on james river. ana
adjoining Pr%pnr Isle" ,.,.<,r,,
i he improvements consist of Il COMFORT ABLE
DWELLING wih six rooms and AL necessary
barns and nut.hu'dng-. and tiir LAND Is III y hlch
state Of Inprov, This estate is believed 10 be
one Of the hes, on James river.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the expenses OF ihc
sale ana 600. I'll Interest thereon from HSil
Srpicmls.r. 1878. and the Gcfrntant'S costs: ana
the rc. iGur Of the purchase money upon credit Tor
fix aud twelve months. in Cq"al Instruments bear
in. interest from the day nj sale secured BY nefn-
liable notes, mai" payable 10 said James I. lostl
ara Il lien reserved uD"n the whole prourriy. or
upon such other terms rs to the said residue is Inc
said To.h max In writin: designate and request on
or before the day oi sale. -
CHARLES s. STRINGFELLDW.
Special Commas Toner.
GRCRBS & WILLIAMS, AuctionccrS. mn 81
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CLEANING, BTEiSG. *r'

COITS, PANTS, VESTS. >rE PIX, :,.I
u oVEkCoATs &C. soIsd or in.'s and '"I t!r, -
of thorough cleaning or "Ss'" yyrKE>NEl y, :
t Ct;EA SSTIEaMpYEiSi; snd cLEA>sN,%S .f finh
LISiiMENT. AIS Marshsh stt'ss,1 :, nl> III ID;
Pants Cleaned and Pressed Only ~ I'll 23-IG
uea,est and drs,-cass siyie.
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Young AND FEEBLE MOTHERS with Trail chill
dren will both become strong by the Use OF HOP
BITTEES.
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SPRING FLOWERS.
CHILDREN,s CARRIAGES

HHILDREN'S CA RRIA EnEgE
" MANUFACTO Encourage eff3SslSSSA
home enterprise by buying for your b. hy CAR
RAGE OF RICHMOND MANUFACTURES and
save The necessity for repair liIs incident TO the
purchase Of the trad things of northern make.
Every carriage fully guaranteed. RETAILING
al Eibds do1e at Iou prices. call solicited be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
". C. SMITH, Proprietor.
C. Y. SHELTON Manager.
Factory and salesroom, 314 Fifth street. between
Broad and Marshall streets. nst 29-tje 10
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GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auciioncers.
Frank d. Hill K Co..
Real Estate Agent, and Auctionccr$,
110S Main Sttcct.

Real Estate Agent, and Auctionccrs,
110S Main Sttct.
VALUABLE BRICK S 7 q r T AND
DIV l. Nc tSo. eos WESI !;HoAn
STREET. At AUCr!OE.-nu TUESDAY. April
5th, at AZ O'Clock T. NJ on The premises. we will
offer at auction the above properly. The house con-
taius four rooms hcSidcS store: water on The prem
iscs. Lot fronts 225 feet. with depth Of 1872 feet
10 an alley II feet vide This location IS III I'M.
proving one. and property on this stlect must he
very valuable In q few years.
TERMS: One third cash; and balance IN SIX ana
twelve months, with interest added.
FRANK ID. HILL & Co.
15.lt Auc'ioheers.
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Train IA. l. Tr1sn d, Z.
,Ia,iy. pa.
---- - -
c,vr Hlr:i,uoud at IIjuAN lu.Gl J.. -.
Arrive III BGrkcvil".
Va.................. .::.G i. II III ~.
Arrive nj Sutlicrn.
Na..................,A 5:IG J.. VI 49, ; Nj"
Arrive nj IHtNlhr.
~. - - 800 "''i - ~ '''
Arrive III "rcchsH"- c.,zr,, $685.. -
~, N.r.,...',>.'.,,:. m j.. ;: We We
Arr: 'cat S1i'ih. ~, i4'l' !. -
Arrive at Ra'cisD' ~ ,.-..o.
t:..''...'. .':.;....: ''''''''''''... $3.50" '. $50
Arrive ut Salisbury.
N,C.....:....;..... loi" I. = ! "-Ii =. IL
Arrive at Charlotte. ,v
Arrive Mt Columbia. .,.,,r
sc .....:;...;;.,..,,3....';:"" >. u D. We
Arrive At Charleston. ,....,.,,
s.C.....:... - .....,...'. &C..
Ga. .......... =. .....c lu:ml Nv '..I."
Arrive ~ s''''""-"' - ,....N
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY, s

Orders from the country promptly filed and dc :
ityered by express or mail.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE
aud execute work in a manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
Wealso do al! kinds OF BINDING and RULING
We will checrfully furnish estimates AND send
sauples when rannircd. NH I2-d.sw.&w
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
Eleventh street betwct Main and Bank.


Eleventh street betwct q Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DEsl-
RABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE On
MAIN AND LAUREL STREETS AT Az
TION.-In part execution of I deed Oh trust from
Frank u. Hill and wife 10 us as trustees, aur
recorded In The Office of the Chancrry COURT OF
Richmond and elsewhere. we Will sell ai p,lDlc nuc-
tion on MONDAY. 14th day OF April 1879, upon
the premises. respectively In ilie ORDER name pe-
low The following described real cslale-lo WI
Al 4 O'Clock L. y. the VERY DESIRABLE ME-
DIUM-SIZE BRICK DWELLING No: 307 west
Main street, between Madison and Bclridcre streets:
containing SIX roois Gas, wafer. &C., IN the house
This properly frenfs 10 feet on the SCUM sac OF
Main Street and runs back 15S feet 10 an alley: nnu
At AZ O'Clock +. NJ hoe TWO AIIRAIIlF r
SMALL FRAMED DWELLINGS Nos. 2o3 ana
2O5 south Laitrci street: containing four rooms
each hes dcs kitchens. These HOUSES are nearly
new and rent readily 81 fair prices. They front
feet eacn and run back 14J feet toar alley, ana VIII
DC sold separately.
TERMS: BY consent. one third cash; balance rs
six and twelve months for negotiable notes. with in-
;crcst added and secured ny trust.dceis.
NJ. ~. GILLIAN.
ROBERT IL. GILLIAN.
Trustees.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Auctioncer-.
PO>TPONEMENT.
The above sale Is posip0ued on account of the rain
TO TUESDAY. ! 9th instan'. 1T the same hour:
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
ap15 huclIn3ccrs.
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9itI,a,o,ld nispattl..
,r1,rsn ~ APRIL Is, 1879.
TUESDAY.
ryor the Dispatch.l

rror the Dispatch.l
on,v yiolets, fragrant and blue.
Ssrowncti with pearls Of norntng cew,
Telling Of absent friends SO true.
ONLY glolets, gathered for You.
And vet. nv friend, YOU can't tell Woo
Gs,hercd these vioicts. Guess, now 90.
az ,ha >S,isndsh,p pure have for thee.
love and kcep them just for me. re
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DHIL 4 ID +. l. L II A, RICH -{ES
i MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM ~SSiiaa5tss.-sE-s
SHIP LISE;-Enk Pil!LAnEi;piIIA, EAlL
THREE TINES 4 WEEK.-Ilut further no
;ior the steamers Of this line will make lr-w"chl!
trips leaving Philadelphia every II u IS DAY ,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con,
Meeting Al Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIMf>-FREQuENT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily uutl g o'clock j. VI.
JAMES W. NCtAkEltk,
General S"uihrr:i Agent, Richmond. Va.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE & CO..
General Managers,
uo23 No. ~ South Nhary-s. PEilutlphta.
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BY JAS. Macdou.all. ,hucIioneer,

BY JAS. Macdou.aIl. hucioneer,
No. 10 Governor (ur Thi1tccnthl street.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF FUR
n NITU2E COW, SPRING WAGON. &C. AT
AUCTION.-As administrator OF =. /. Boyle, de-
ceased. will sell az the residence No. 10 seven.
feeuih street, on THURSDAY the 18th instant, at
lOs O'Clock, n par ion Of ;he HOUSEHOLD fu I;,
NItCRE, &C. such Is WALEuT HAIE-rLSo!ii,i i II
IOOKIEG. GLASSES. PICTURES. &C. Also
YOUNG COW. l PLATFORM SPRING FEED
WAGON. l pair pLaTFORM-SCAlES,& &C.
j. l.. CAPSTnN, administrator.
LAS MACDOuGALL. Auc innccr. ap ID
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FOR NEW YORK.

This omrany viii dispatc. ore If their srlenc'd
st..aI.,rrs--Gl.D T:OMINiON. WEANok +. SAC
HELL, and RiCIIMuHII-ercry TUESDAY
FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY a. high water.
These Ships IRE entirely new, ana were built CT.
presS!y for Lhs route.
They / Te splendid saloons, stdte-rooms, aad BATH
rooIns.
The iare, accommodations, aud atten t!ors are I'M
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly al
New York on The company's covered pier, 81 HUrtt
river.
Freight received until 6 p. VI. daily.
Cabin fare TO- NcH York, SL2. Storage, 90 AEf
frelgrts for points beyond New York for"Ardce
with dispatch, and no charge Mace eNcep. acs"t. e1
pcpses Incurred
For further information apply TO
GEORGE ". ALLEN CO., Agents,
mylp Office l0mtanv's wilzrTes, ECcSttts.
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RAILROAD y.fst.

In Eg9 E9eTIsY1 cgrysTErr- rye.
Essa sss :sEa, 1.sr5eay .sss-Y.!. =: a$.;.l
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER Aab ruE.rr,..' ss
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS D.
~ TAKING EFFECT hrElL > -
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PLASTER.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
CHI lIF

THUFAS FOR SALE have $50 BUSH
~ els for sac al So per nushel, ~ per half,bushel,
and 81 Dcr neck, delivered cars. Refer 10 Dr.
POI. Akin e|oinm!sssauer of AgI icuturc for Fir
gtniu Address Il. II. BROWN, Hailsvii'e. n. &.
uh "a -eadl IN
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REAE ESTATE NJ PRIVATE SALE.
BY w. Goudn.
Real Estate Agent and AuctioncCr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

Real Estate Agent and AuctioncCr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
' NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET Be
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
AND BETWEEN EIGHTH STREET ANDNlSFll
STR EET. AND ALSO on TIRE SDtTll SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGIII II STREETS. FOR SALE.-Thc Richmund
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
expecting to their present Gcpot and offices
from Broad and Eighth streets. they have author
above That lying west of Eighth street has front
on Broad street OF 2 feet. running back l4O feet
mat lying he CT Eighth street has front OF
l34 fcct on Broad street and depth OF about 100
feet 10 Il wide alley: and that lyin. 10 The wei OF
Eighth strec has fir ut OH lie south side OF Mar
shall street OF 81 ltti and depth of 1G3 feel.
A plat and survey can be seen at my Office. rms
proDerty offers great attractions 10 those who may
wish to invct on Broad street. which is fast bccom-
ing the most attractive business i'll the city.
PRICES: Reasonable, aud terms nccnmInndailnS
Apply TO W. Gooi'iN,
ap 9,l0.l2l4&1G Real Estate Aucllonce'.
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Through tickets sold at CARRIERS. SIG Main stree;
Exchange Hotel and on board Stcancr. Baggage
checked through.
The LIMITED TICKLE named above are on sale
only 1T Carriers $40 Main street, and Exchange
Iiulel.
New bern Washington. and JarkOru. " G., AMI all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. G.. iiamp.
ION aud Eastern Shore OF Virginia. and regular
landings on James river al lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has laicly been almost en-
tirrIy rcMI!l; aud rrfurni>lc'i in an elegant ald
costly manner. and is ccIiti!euly recommended az
The FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run Oh this route for many Years.
l.. &. TATUM. superintendent.
9O3 Main street AMI Rockets.
J. ", MCCARRTCk. Agent. Norfolk. Sc4
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Iohh RIVER Aab i-nE,yg,,T
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS '''''o' 5
~ TAKING EFFECT ,rp,r
THROUGH PhSSErIrp
Ray R, aad sXTrhD I4S?" iS 771Crs.
w Mest rcint vita >:"aU.cr u, i''-' y a
al p''hts On IGr. rsgar - ''.' -
more Arrives IN ;:tiiii,.~. ""'t-
E. CONNECTS with rti!. In. r,u !.
!Iig'nn' Phaiclpl.l, Srr " 70
en, az" AZ western pr!,ts n. =
AZ i''Ehi''"n" Nth ;:Isn. IN :, ,.,.' Y:
Ohio railroads 'i"'At ~
THROUGH FPElGTr
5:4o A. N. Leaves EtchmorG .;r>n,v ,.,
kESDAf. and tEi,.Ay. WI.
Duo a. ID IMtSnhf, 1tII'E>pAT, a., g.
oEEDAl. tnIinnc's win -, -.
az "'ot f"l NJ Tor ri. : ila.,'. -',-' =
timorr, and ~ ~c#.":r ,,',,.' ~.
hcct al Richmond 49,. .r.I...S, 70.
N0hoa iftr:ilic ~,,'-,., Co." F.'a.
an'l Petersburg, zaL =. ,. .*'''
Oeio railroads ''"c ..i
LOCAL PAS>E..rr
$50 P. u. Leaves H;chmnnh ,;.>.,,
NE*pAI.snd FrlHsI 49, ""I.
THROUGH PA>>as,,Fr
1000 A. ID. Arrives At R!'hiy,q,: -,.,..,.
THURSDAY. and iJi.i,it. 'hIi
meets with trains r. T. co. 49, p.
Petersburg and -. ,r,. .,'''' 81
railroads. siea,a"r Il ~ ,.', ,. ,.'i ''-y
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, -'".:
DAi,at +. j. a. - ~.
trai lis fr"rl rhira. ',ia -
ana western D"iH'-. s..i 3, .. We -,
with trains for r.: ~. E.as
South. -. "a
THROUGH rEElTlI.
1926 2. ". Arrives AT HlcRrnou'. "n.l,,y.,
SESDAf. and FEfi,il -" de
$50 2. "a. ICESDAf, THi'">itSf. ,n. 49,
ChDhl. t"iii.'":. s-t'i 49,, 49,
VI H..
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TIE TRAGEDY Ar pocAssrr.


A Bearing That II IIaS on Religious
Thought In Massachusetts.
The horrible killing of a child by It's
parents on the coast of Massachusetts is
awakening a discussion on the subject of
religious faith that has not yet found voice
in the newspapers. In private circles
among those who reiectthc legendary fea.
lures Of the Old Testament, and object to
the received teachings Of the Scriptures
in other respects, much is said of il. Il
will become q text for free religious gath.
erings in the future, and with tho masses
OF people is likely to have an influence
that 1t will not be safe for the pull.
pit to overlook or to ignore. There
is a prevalent feeling that the line
between our enlightened faith and an
implicit acceptance Of dogmas should be,
II not rearrangod, at loast drawn more
strictly with q view 10 the general under.
standing. One hears 1t constantly urged
that this is only a logical carrying out oil
that teaching which has insisted upon the
subordination OF reason to faith. 1t will
not do ut all to stigmatize this feeling us
inHtellty, Perhaps a reading OF Phillips
Books Princeton RepelU article, In which
no emphasizes the discrepancy between
the creeds protested in the pulpit and the
private talk Of those who proclaim them,
may be in point here, I am very cautious,
as you know, against offending the senR'
hlilttgs Of believers IN any religious faith;
but, i neglected to write vol OF this, Il
would DO to ignore nm expression n
opinion which is much the most import
ant manifestation Of the day in this local
ity, and Of which the pulpit can hardly fai
to tak6 c%ognizanCe, -''Templetons BoHOr
letter 10 tac Hartford C0urdN.
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TAKING TOLL.


IN the door Of the MILL stood Rieharl Lee
white - IN Image oisnoW was he,
From bis heavy boots 10 his beautiful lIps,
From the crown Of his hat to his fnger.tllS.
Nov, EloEly jogging along the street,
Drove tArmeF Brown, with his grist Of wheat,
And with him Bessie, "a fresh ns the spJinR,
And ripe a. the fruits the fall months bring.
While the farmeriroVo about the town,
Young Lee ground the wheat and bolted II down
With many a glance At the maiden fair,
Who sat by the door In the Oaken chair.
At last he called her IN shouting tones,
And she stood BY the EhlTllng, mmblibg stones,
And watched the graln Al Il ebbed 10 still,
I'LL the farmer came, but the noise Of the mill
Drowned thOSound Ofhis feet, aud over the hopper
Two heads were bent, aud when Richard Lee
saw him standing there he StlmmeTed, "I-seC
That iS'-then he paused and shufied his feet, ,
" think there arc EeeVils Ia your wheat"
ButthA farmer smiled aud said, "Well, Res,
or The two evils always choose the less"
And the maiden looked down confused and meek,
With \ patch Of -four on one cheek!
SUI tho old man didn't take II M,
For he knew young Richard owned the mill.
But he unused, Is they slowly rode away;
SWell! I've been to Mill now many a day
say forty odd years-but, bless my soul!'
That chap beats all Of them taking TOLL"
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tDaIly SIcsPt sGndIyi''' '''''''''''''' O'''I'''''"'
SS. 2 stops at ali Stations between WaCSlIaE and
9tGiton.
W@t.bound. NNE 1 M 70 L Ma IN
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TRANSPORTATION.
RzITlMoRE doH1oRAiIRo1D CO.

@AWZ@
% and alter November Ii, iS7S PASSENGER Tnln,
VII run q iolloWs-WhOellnE Tine:
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THE WHEELING DAILY MTEIIIGENcER, MONDAY MORNING, MAY 49, 1879

in prices ranged from W Ak per cent tht
latter Rock Island, which sold up TO 1904
The rise In this stock was based on the recent
annual report Of the company. Among the
coal stocks New York Central was the most
prominent, advancing from Az tO49x. The
Granger shares advanced n 10 " per cent,
Wabash rise from S5k 10 IS andC, q. O. 4 I.
from 4sN to SIX.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
Which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
1000 Wabash, ll.0OO Northwestern common,
300 preferred, 1900 st. Paul common, 5000
preferred, 21,000 LAckAwannA, 5000 New
jersey Central, 1000 Delaware q Hudson,
800 Morris 4 Essex, 2,9O0 Michigan Central,
l,6OO Union Pacific, 9,0O0C. O. O. 4 l., 1900
Western Union, 5000 Rock Island 1000
ohio \ Mississippi, 1900 O. Q. & |. G, 1000
Iron Mountain, 100 Atlantlc& Pacific Tele.
graph, 1900 Kansas 4 Texas, 1890 St. Louis,
Kansas City 4 Northern common, l,l0O pre-.
erred, and Z, 200 San Francisco.
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TOLEDO, May Observation-Disclosures: No. /
white Michigan 81 90 bid; extra white Miebi,
gan 81 0S bid; amber Michigan spot 81 0E
asked; 81 OK bid; June 81 coz, July $l0sL;
No. 2 amber 81 05; No. 9 red winter and MAJ
81 0si June 81 06N, July 81 0S; No. 5 red
Gi rejected Wabash Ole; western amber
Slla Corn-Quiet; high mixed SSc: No
2spot S7Ac; June held at 87Kc; 37Hc bid.
No. 2 white 42c; damaged S2Hc. Oats--DuIl
40; 2.spot S2c; June S2Hc; white 32Hc; re
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Cincinnati.

CIscINEArr, May Neutrality-suspicious. and
higher atl9@c. F~lour-Strong and higher
family n eOa5 Is. Wheat-1n fair demand
but lower rates; red 81 DIAL Os. Corn-Quiei
but firm at 31aSsc. 0ats-In good demand
and full prices at SSaS5c. RyeeDull at Soc
BarIeyoScaree and firm; choice fall 81 10
Pork-Quiet but firm jobbing $40 90. Lard
quiet; current make $8l0 bid. Bulk Meats
IN lair demand at s. 6Oa4 65a4 81. Bacon
scarce and ltrtn at 81 60a5 20a5 SOFAS S7La5 so
Mhisky-steady at 81 02. Butter-Weak
fancy creamery, l7alSc; choice western re
Linseed 0il-steady at 62o.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 17.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Western dull; No. :
Pennsylvania red 81 15HaI Is; No, 3 western
winter rod, spot and May 81 lSAaI lS%:
June, 81 12Aal l2X; July, ST llXai Tx;
August, $10SHal 0S9s. Corn-Western dull
western mixed, spot, May and June 1874
1870; July 4SNa4S7<c; August 4Ia44Xc;
steamer 40Ac. ~0AtS-Steady; western white
SiaS5c1i do mixed S2aSSc; Pennsylvania SIs
Soc. Eggs-Active at 11Xal2c. Petroleum
Quiet crude 8Ha7Nc; refined SIfc,
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Chicago.

CHIcAeo, May MISUNDERSTANDING un
changed. Wheat-In fair demand, but a
lower rates and unsettled; No. 3 Chicago
supertlne y7c cash: exc May OSc June
984Sc July; sales at O7I1aOSKc july; No
9 do SOHc. COrn-In far demand but a
lower rates at Sc bid; cash 351c June: S6JSC
July, oats-Irregular and eaSierat 9Sccash
2I%c June and July. Rye-Flrmer al SIC
Barley-Quist but steady at Glc. Pork
EARLY, active and ashade higher at 50 70 cash
~ bid June; $3.50 bid July; 5000 bid Au
gust. Lard-in far demand, but at lowe
rates at % TX cash June; 50 20 bid July
y 40 August Bulk Meats-Easier at s. O5t
4 seai u. Whisky-Stcady and unchanged
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COLLINS,
voLTAIc e ELECTRIC
PLAsTERs
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Ague ana Liver Pains.
Bilious Collie.

Placed over the centre Of the nervous forces
the pit OF the stomach, COLLINS VOLrAIC ELHc
Trio PLAsTERs furnish the absorbents with
that marvellous vitalizing and restorative
agency, Electricity, united with the curative
proprieties Of our own fragrant Balsams and
Pine. The amount Of Vitality they misuse
They stimulate the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels, perfect Digestion, cure Dyspepsia,
Bilious Collie, Cramps and Pain, and prevent
Ague and Contagious Malarial Diseases from
fastening themselves upon the system. For
weak n Sore Lungs, Palpitation of the
Heart, Painful Kidneys, Rheumatism, Neu.
ralgta and Sclatica, they are the best remedy
PRICE Is CENTS.
lie sure thai you have what you are willing
TO pay for. Call for CoLLrNs' VoErAIc ELEce
1Rlc PLASTER. Sold by all Druggists.
AHGW
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PTTrsluRsH, May 17.-PErRoLEuM-ouiet,
Srnde W5Sc at Parker's for shipment; refined
$40 Tor Philadelphia delivery.
Oil CRY, May l7.-PErRoLEuN-MarkeI
opened quiet and steady, with 7BKc bid
advanced toT6gtsc, declined to 7GL<c, at which
price y closed: Shipments $1,000 barrels
9USFasing 1900 barrels, Transactions $50,
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FpR Habitual C~ostiveness, Dyspepsia or
Piles use Natures great remedy, Diner
Rakoczy Bitter Water. This water, from
its well known medicinal properties, Is
prescribed by some Of the most celebrated
physicians Of Europe and America. Hence
It's great popularity. A wine-glassful a
dose, For sale at the drug stores.
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NEW 'YoRK, May 17.-Flannels continue
very active and agehts'stocks greatly reduced,
Kentucky Jeans In good demand and Ann
Mems wear woolens in fair request, Cotton
goods very firm; Fruit OF Loom. Andres.
Soggtn l, bltached goods and Pepperel r and
Z ilne brown sheetings advanced by agents,
Prints quiet Lawns selling well,
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MAscnEsrER, Mass.

a Boston Physician says
Since l received SO much relief from the
use oft myself, after u thorough trial Of the
usual remedies, l have privately advised It's
use, and presume ! have sent to your store no
less than one hundred Of my patients for It."
Price, with improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all Druggists,
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THE FASHIONS.
SOME OF THE COSTUMES AND DE.
SIGNS SHOWN BY MODISTES.

POmpadour Dresses-Louis XVI styles
Cotton and Linen Street DreSses-LIn.
gerle and EmbroIdery-Thc FashIOna.
Bile Preference for Large Bonnets-
Shades and Trimmings.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION
From O Won known pruggiat.

GENrLEMES-I am happy to inform you that
sASroRD's RADICAL CURE Is the best remedy
for Catarrh l have ever sold. 1t gives unireT.
sdt Sati!taeiioa, Ihdre not found a case that Il
did not relieve a Onee, and In many cases q cure
Is performed by the use OF one bottle. Unjust
soon lead all others in the market. Please
send me another supply.
Respectfully yours,
ANDREW LEE.