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Richmond, Va, Tuesday, April 22'
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
COFFEE. Ordinary, l! (g!!3
Good, IA (esI43
Prime. Is 9l63
SUGAR Yellow Refined, "a -
ga" coffee, standard, sag 81
Of"A" 8 "a ct
No1Assxs. Sugar House Syrupi in barrels, lsSs20
in hhds.. lI3(1lSA
Golden Syrup, 80 gao
Orleans Molasses, 40 gao
SOAPS. Brown, per block, go
TEAS. Black (0olong,) aug on
Gunpowder and Imperial, 4uC4 on
Bacon. Shoulders, otgo3
Clear Rib Sides, 6t96t
METALS. Refined bar, ordinary sizes, ZIG q
Swedes, ordinary sizes 4fSg 43
Horseshoe iron, all sizes, SIG of
Norway Nail Rods, otCg o.
STEEL Naylors cast and shear, 10 gil
American Cast Steel, IA (glo
American blstered, 74g6
Tire Steel. 43@5
HoRsr Szors-Tredepar per 100 SIS 1904 90
WUTT SuoTs- do do. 1906 90
PERKINS Horse Shoes, do. Oo(94 20
GRISDsroNEs.-Best Nova Scotia, per h., l3C9z
10 These are Wholesale quotations; for smaller
quantities higher prices are asked.
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Obituaries.

Died. April 8 h, in Charlestowu, W. Va, Mrs,
ASSIE z. DEG TRUssELL, aged % years.
Died. April 10Th, in this city, sAMUEL NJ. PEICE,
in the 6Sta year or his age
Died. April II h, in Wilmington, Delaware, Gen.
HExaY BRswssroS, U. S Army, in the 18th year
of his age.
Died April 18th, in this city Of congestion of the
lungs. May youngest child Of DR.. E. j aud Nan
ME Moseley aged ~ months.
Died. Aprn 10th, in St. Louis, Mo-, at the resi-
denee Of his sister, Mrs Co J. B. Brsns, General
THoNAs h BEErON, Jr., nephew OF tia LATE Senator
Thomas 81. Benton, Of Missouri.
Died. April l4th, st the residence of her father
uOr. James A. Agrew, Burkeville, Va, ELIZA WARD,
aged Is years.
Twelve months ago this lovely young lady united
with the Presbyterian church. since which tme tne
artless integrity of her Christian character mas been
apparent 70 all around her. She loved the worship
of God in her closet, as vel as IN pobhe she
loved the Sunday School and all the Sehool loved
her. MAY Ehz $ schoo-mates cherish the influence
of her bright example and be led by 1t to the sa
-viour With her we feel assured " Ii Is well.
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sss POLK MILLER & CO., 900 Ha ss Rn..
ALLISON & ADDISON'S
STAR BRAND"
COMPLETE TOBACCO MANURE.

This Fertilizer FERTILIZER TOBACCO and
ul of fourteen study Of the requirements that
thorough and the best chemical ability the
country grades different materials known the trades
found be best suited the wants Of this CROP
spporoned g the plant early and healthy start sustain thrifty
resist the effects OF both wet and
and wherever possible do making c
eathe heavy Tobacco of fine soils adapted the growth shipping and
manufacturing grades bright lighter lands suitable TOR
always pening aud WELL and chafy coarse 1t has
successful and has had the unqualified approval nearly
every planta who has used
Fertilizer with confidence the Tobacco to be planted
fully equal what has been in the
the materials which enter into its composition and being made here
do
STANDARD
Merchants I'd Of Brand Fertilizers,
nm-3m Cays Street
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IA For bleeding gums, use Meade & Bakers
Carbolic Mouth Wash. Fifty cents bottle.
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TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill. Skinker & Watkins,

TOBACCO, GRAIN, FLOUR and FERTILIZERS,
as reported weekly by
Hill, Skinker & Watkins,
Commission Merchants, No. 18, Pearl or 18th 81,
RichmoudNsVs.
Agents for G. ODER l. Sons, Standard Fertilizers
in the States Of Virginia and North Carolina, also
on hand Peruvian Guano, Lime, Plaster, Salt bone
Dust, &c.
Tebacco Quotations.
There is some improvement in demand, especially
for old sweet filters.
LUos.-Dark Shipping and Working, 81 5o9 2 90
Medium, 100 %
Good. 3 800 %
ITAy.-Common. 500 so
:. Medium. 6 00@ 80
Good to Very Good, 6oSl4 w
BRIGHT.
SMOKERS. Common to Medium, 6O@1O 90
q" Good to Fine Fancy, II OO(92o w
FILLERs.-Common to Medium, 6O9 7 on
- Good to Fine OOgl2 on
WRAPPERs.-Common to Medium, u 6O(9!o w
Good to Fine, 20 00G945 90
fine and Fancy, so 00@75 90
WEsrERN.-LUGs, 6O@4.50; LEAF, 4.769s.
Grain and Flour.
Offerings very light.
FLoUR---Family, $6@65O; Extra, $4.75@6.6O;
Super6ne, $4@S4.6O.
WHITE WHEAr-90@$1 10; Lancaster wheat, 95
@Sl.15; Fultz wheat, 759Sl.l23
CoRN-45@48c.
OATs-29@S5 cents.
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Rev. R. Da'ney, L LID, Ham. Sid. COL, Va.
1t lis highly esteemed here by the regular Medical
Faculty AMI the people 1t is excellent for lndiges'
ion and Flatuiart sedstive, soporific, tonic,
slightly aperent without nausea.
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Commercial Matters.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.

WHOLESALE MARkEIo'
Revised and corrected by JAMES JOHN n. COR
DON, Wholesale Grocers, and dealers IN M Metals
and Grindstones, Nos. 6 and 8, 18th ST.,
Richmond, Va.
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Bishop D. S. Doggett. Southern Meth
II is an excellent corrective of Indigestion.
have used it with prompt beneficial results.

Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee, D. D., Meth. Hist'n.
I am never without it at home or abroad II is
an autidote to Indigestion. Uneasiness after meal
or purgipg is checked and the bowels regulated. Its
merits are attssted by numbers and high character
have seen ''tred.everything" dyspeptic Of fifteen
svears relieved BIZ one dose.
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Rev. Drs. Jeter, Brosddus, Dickinson, (Bap.)
1t is endorsed by the direct personal testimony of
men of national fame and of srictness of speech
Ii il not too much to say that medicine ever had
snch support in its favor az Specific. The word of
any one of tie eminent divines who underwrte this
antidote to dyspepsia has deserved weight. Their
united witness Joined with their experimental use
and approval OF the preparation by well known ply
sicaps removes all doubt. 1t is, beyond question,
wonderful therspeutical agent.-Editors Religious
Herald, Va
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate.
This remedy is of tried virtue. have seen Dys'
pepsia cured compile ely by it. 1t seems to be an
autidote to our National Disease" The ngte
dients are not kept by the apothecaries, and have
been difficult to get
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Cbaulaip Randolph Macon College, Va

Chaplain Randolph Macon Uolsge, va
Many cases of Dyspepsia within my knowledge mas
been cured by it. Cramps, Coles, Headaches. and
all sorts of pains from indigestion yields promptly to
it. The cures o. this sort are innumerable
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Rev L. S. Re d, P. E. Norfolk Dist, Va.
In three weeks it has made me a new man.
Price 25 Cents a
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re- White and sound teeth insured BY the use
OF Meade & Bakers SapOnine DeOtifrice. Fifty
cents box.
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ESS~ Diseolored teeth rendered beautifully white
BY the use of Meade L Bakers SapOnine Denn'
frice. Fifty cents box.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-12-11
Internal Revenue Report.

The following is an abstract of the
annual report of United States Com
missioner of Internal Revenue Raum:
There has been an increase in receipts from
internal revenue during last year. but it is
small in comparison with the increase in
revenues from customs. The reduction Of
the tobacco tax caused a loss of over $3.50
coo during the three months it was in force,
which would indicate a decrease of about
100000 on this account during the year.
Twelve million pounds more of tobacco
were produced in this country last year than
during 1873; 100000 more cigars were
manufactured, while the importation of
cigars fell of 100000 The total amount Of
collections from tobacco in all its forms, in
Guiding internal revenue tax ON imported
tobacco, snuff and cigars, and special taxes
paid by manufacturers of and dealers in leaf
and manufactured tobacco for the fiscal wear
ended June 30, 1879, was 90, 135, O0e. AS COM
pared with the total receipts from the same
source for the preceding fiscal year. This
shows an increase of $43.N..
There was large increase during the year
OF production of spirits, the aggregate amount
produced In 1879 being over 100000 gallons
more than In 1878. The increase in the amount
Of spirits imported was also large, being over
100000 gallons in excess Of exports ia
1873. The bulk Of the spirits exported in both
fiscal years Q878 and 1870 was alcohol produced
In the northern part Of Illinois, shipped on
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eecretary shall keep IN circulation the legal
tender notes, which is not practicable, and
theif Accumulation by him viii Head to con-
slant agitation of the subject in Congress and
among the people, which discussions win en-
courage speculation, and disturb the current
Of legitimate business. With the influx of
rency shall be In circulation as can easily be
retired, If in excess. A currency Is needed
which will act automatically, and as a regl-
lator, like the governor in machinery, or the
balance wheel In the thermometer. The best
currency is that one which will most readily
adapt itself to the needs of business, and ite
relative cost should not be taken into coi1sid:
Grafton; for the best tioney ii always tho
cheapeSt I'M the end;
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"ASnlNdIONs NONemDer 20
The General Superintendent of the
Life-Saving Service has made his annual
report to the Secretary of the Treasury:
AT the close of the fiscal year the establish
ment embraced 112 stations, of which 1876 were
on the Atlantic, 20 on the lakes and on the
Pacific. Within the limits of the operations
of the service there were 2l9 disasters to
these vessels was 2,lO7, of whom a,O40
were saved and IS were lost. There were sue
cored at the stations 81 shipwrecked persons,
1,O74 days relief being afforded them in the
aggregate. The number of persons brought
ashore from wrecked vessels by the life-saving
appliances of the stations was 4l2. In addition,
when stranded, got out of dangerous posi-
tiOns and piloted to places of safety, SO vessels,
sometimes working in conjunction with other
themselves and the ships companies alone.
their aid the vessels and crews would
whole number of vessels involved was Sl.aa2,-
2.6, and of their cargoes S965,6l0, making
total value of property imperiled - S37,ss6.
Of this amount 81 AS O5S were saved and ST.
!42sO0 lost. The number Of disasters involv.
Ing the total loss OF vessels was 81. The num-
Der of disasters to vessels, being 2l7 is greater
former number having been III. The report
closes with telling exhibit Of the efficacy of
life-saving stations, special instance given
that On these waters the ioss Of life IS n s
when there were no life saving sta
lions, was one out of every tifty-four persons
on board vessels suffering disaster, or one out
Of every five casualties. In 1877 eleven sta
tions were in operation portion of the year,
to which sixteen were added in the latter
part. Asa result only one out of every sixty
persons imperiled was lost, or one out Of
every six casualties. In 1878 the number Of
stations was further increased and the loss Of
life was reduced to one out of every 1O2 per
sons imperiled, or one out of every eleven
casualties. All this time the stations
were crippled by the insufficiency Of
arrangements for the proper main.
tenance of crews, this being remedied by
the act of June IL, 1873 In 1879 the loss Of
life sunk to one out of every 2l6 persons i'm
periled, or one out of every twenty-one cas-
ualties. 1t is further shown that, since the
commencement of the present fiscal year up
to the date of the report, including an UNI
usually calamitous autumn in that region.
sixty-one disasters have occurred within the
field of life-saving operations on the lakes,
here being on board the vessels involved kS8
persons, of whom only one was lost, this being
woman, the cook of the vessel, who was
asleep below, and whom the Captain singular.
" omitted to notify Of her danger.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per
manent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands Of cases, has
suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, I
will send free of charge to all who desire 1t,
this recipe, in German, French, or English,
with full directions for preparing and us
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with
149 fowers' Block, Rochester, ~ Y.
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Summers Heat

relaxes the system and renders us liable to
attacks of diarrhea, dysentery, bloody -iux,
chOlera-morbus, cramps in stomach, collie
and other painful and dangerous affections
for which DR.. Pierce's Compound Extract Of
Smart Weed-compounded from the best
French brandy, Jamaica ginger, smart-weed,
inps rnms and baIsams is most "I not ea
specific. It is equally efficacious in breaking
up colds, fevers, and inflammatory attacks
Every household should be supplied with it.
Fifty cents by druggists.
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crude rubber is SO scarce and the
mills 50 active that you may have to
pay one hundred per cent. more for
your Arctic overshoes than you would
last spring.
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The United States NAVY.
WASHINGTON, November q.

WASHINGTON, November q.
Secretary Thompson, in his report of
the condition and operations of the
Navy Department, says:
The condition of the navy has greatly inn
proved during the past year. There are now
in commission thirty-five vessels, consisting of
cruisers, monitors and torpedo boats. OF the
dlnerent classes, sixteen can be put in condi-
ton for sea service in a few months and twen-
tE could be made ready in an emergency.
which might be made available in very short
time. would consist of eighty-One vessels of all
classes, and IT to this. number be added the
four menitors-Terror, Puritan, Amphitrite
and Northumberland eighty powerful tugs
which can be fitted for either cruisers or torpe.
do boats, our whole CT ective fighting force
would consist OF vessels The UNI
stood to the credit of the Department at the
last fiscal year was $1,41s, 2i5.37, which, added
to the appropriations, makes the aggregate of
appropriations available for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1880, $14,5O2 25).67. The table
OF estimates submitted of the expenses for the
nscai year ending June 30, 1881, aggregate
priations of the previous year of $36l, 899.
This excess is accounted for by the fact that
the estimate for the pay Of the navy was re.
SeOoO win be required By the system Of trai n.
ing boys for the navy and by other expenses
IN various bureaus which are mentioned in
tory Of the Government the expenses Of the
past year we're less than the amountsf the
ppto r'a'ls AE 81
AN ingenious system of improvements
has for some time past been carried on
in France in the construction of dams.
weirs and gates for rivers where the
water is shallow and the supply varia-
BILE, to insure water enough to carry
on navigation and at the same time fur
nishing means for allowing the surplus
water to flow off in freshets. This is
insured by set of dams, keeping the
water at a certain height, with locks to
allow the passage of boats and weirs to
allow the surplus water to run off.
These dams are built in sections, with
appropriate supports and machinery to
insure their stability under the strain
imposed upon them, and being so ar
ranged that, in times of high water,
they are removed and lie fiat at the bot
tom OF the river.-N. Y. San.
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Remedy for Rheumatism.
ENrKHPRIsK. Vernon County, w

- --l ENfKHPRIsK. Vernon County, Va
DeU SH-Having been aHicted good deal with
RheumattSm tIied different medicines without find
ing anything to benent me. until I commenced using
your 1nAto1 HOOD syrup. A short trial Of the
syrup elected complete cure and have not been
GoQbled o1nco. - n - :
- 4t ess SAMUEL DOHCR.
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Fer Regulating the Bowels.

J1YyyRs0N. Jefferson Couuty. VIII.
Dear 0lreIhb b 70 certify thas your InA1aA
01e04 syrup has entirely cured me Of . Pain b
NJ Bowels and Stomach. can recommend IL 10 u
y Who aSo omiDaEiy a0t1cted
CHRUTIAN HN1EY.
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Liver and Kidney Disease,

NUKA, Pope COunty, MIMI.
Dear Sis-I was a1icted with Liver and Kidney Dis.
ease and also Dyspepsia and after taking excellent
Indian Blood syrup for short time, was per.
fectly cured. can recommend the Syrup valuable
remedy. FREDERICK CALMEYER
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LAKE ELM0, Washington County, MINI.
Dear Str-This Is to certify that your Indlan
Blood Syrup has proved very beneficial to ma !
would not bo without It WIN. STARKE
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The Best Remedy Known 70 Nan!

The Best Remedy Known to HAN!
Dr. Clark johnson having associated himself with M
Edwin Eastman, an escaped captive long 2 siave so
WakaapofklA the medicine man Of the Commence -
now prepared to lend his aid in tho introducion & hs
wonderful remedy Of thaf tribe .....
Tho experience Of Mr.. Eastman DednG @lnu0 70 t1AS
a Ma ChaA Jones and son, Of washington C0unG.
Iowa an account Of whose su6eriDQ wore tnfiAnngy
the facb Of which % widely known md 90 noarD
parallel thAt but little mention Of Mr. Eastmans e
ished In neat volume Of 800 pages, entitled Seven
and Nine Years AmOng the COmAnche0 and ApAche0,"
q which mention viii Be made hereafter. Suice to
say that for several yeazs Mr. Eastman while captive
WIS compelled to gather the roofs gums, DArkS noroe
and berries Of which Wakamotklas medicine Mao
made. and p sim prepared to provide shs sAn ma.
tAlS for the successful introduction Of no m0dc1no
20 the world; and assures the public that the remedy
the Same now - when Wakametks ooanDo)leo hAm y
mako Il
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Il Has no EQUAL.

PACKwAUKEH, Marquette County, VIA
Dear Sir-My wife was SICK confined to her bed ana
POUR Indian RlOOd Syrup completely restored hee
health. It has no equal. WILLIAM TARR
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Remedy for rheumatism.

OAK CENTER. Fond On Lac County, Wa
Uoas Sol had Rheumatism and concluded to Rivo
Y0ur valuable Indian Blood syrup trial. WITCH
did, and am happy TO- say that have received great
benefit for it, use. It b all 1t is recommended 10 BE-
MRS BACKEA
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For the Stomach.

MARSHALL, Lyon Co.. MIMI, Map IL. 1879.
Dear Sy-This is to certify that your Indian
BLOOD syrup has been used BY me. with very bene.
fetal results. I was troubled with cramps. ill.,
WI GOODRICH.
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,psia and Indigestion,

L0CHnI. Dunn County, Wis. Feb. 20 1873
Dear Sts.Having had every opportunity Of JUDGING
a the merits Of your valuable Indian Bleed
syrup, lean say with confidence II Is m unfalling
remedy for Dyspepsia D. u MCPHERSON.
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Best Family lediclne.
Would Not Ba Withorf n.

NORTH FREEDOM, Sank County, via
Dear Sir-Ihave used your reliable Indian Bleed
Syrup and pronounce 1t th3 best family medicine
ever had in my house. MRS GEL MYERa
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Good Medicine for Family Use.

COLBOURN p. O.. Wis, Jan. 25, 1879.
Dear Str-1 have been using your Indian Blood
Syrup and 1t has done mo great deal OF GOOD,
Would recommend as good medicine for family use.
MARTHA BALL NICOLSON.
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Ai.t StindaS-school can nov afford to supply ~
teachers with tHE Tlhsh S, 10 70
4copes, IS each Fro ) q copies. to one address,
From to - c" +" os = sac
No charge for postage ProporiOnate rates ior less
.han year Twenty teachers can es sap g nu uS
be sent in package 70 address, the publisher re-
qares that each club ssbsfr'ptio be ne1sons
who are to use the paper. Tho SUNDAY tsah00l
will be sent on trial to ec subscriber evei "esk ior
for free specimen Of The Scholars Quarterly, 49,
page scholars lesson help containing color RED map
its price reduced. Address JOHN D. WATTLES. Pub
ltshef, 725 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa
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II other remedies have failed, try Piso's
Cure for Consumption for your cough.
INvALIDs, use c. Gilbert's Corn Starch.
CA1w Jackson's Best Sweet NAVY Tobacco.
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From He'll to Heaven.

Sometimes the pains of disease are so great
that it seems as if they could not be borne,
and sometimes the minor pains worry men
and women into the grave by preventing rest
and Sleep Then the soothing influence of
Warmers Safe Nervine is like translation
from hell 10 heaven.
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THOUSANDS win bear testimony land do It
Voluntarily that VEaET1NE is the best medi-
cal compound yet placed before the public for
renovating and purifying the blood, eradicat-
ing all humors, impurities or poisonous secre-
strengthening the system debilitated BY dis
ease; In fact, it is, as many have called It,
1.-THE Great Health Restorer."
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Pain in the Side.

HAYWOOD, Benton County, MINI.
Dear Str-I was afflicted with Pain In my Side, and
your Indian Blood Syrup Is the only medicine
That gave me relief. recommend 1t valuable
remedy. MISS SKULL.