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TUNNEL CITY
Male and Female
SELECT SCHOOL /!

lhdef the tutorship OF
B.F.sL0AN. Miss LIZZIE CAREY.
Principal. Assistant.
win commence it, inst session on Monday Ian.
uary eth. 1879, aud continue twenty weeks
Course Of instruction will he divided into two
grades Primary and Preparatory; embracing thor
0ugh instruction In all the practical branches Of
Mathematics and the Sciences
TERMS TUITION IN PRIMARY DEPT, SlN
" PREPARY " 1860
Onehaf due At the end Of ten weeks balance at The
end Of sesaion. Board can he had In good families
at $3.50 10 $500 per week. No pains will he spared
10 make this such school As the pressing necessi-
ties Of the times require one where good practical
educatiou can he had at price within the reach
ofnil. tor particulars, address
b. r. SLOAN,
Tunnel City, ~.
REFERENCES. GEv. W. T. Coax, Tunnel city
". IABLRR, Harrodsburg.
II. BOuON.
35i-tf REV. }. G. FEEENAS, Lexington
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TERMS MoDERArE.

In Tuition, prices range from SIS TO $50 In N
regular Departments. Primary, s25; Intermediate
sS0i Preparatory, eio. and Collegiate, $50
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dhs .Sntsriur Suuual
RATES or ADVERTISING.

one square one Y,
A liberal deduction for earh sub1cquent insff
REGULAR aAvsrtlsers vii and our rates 70 - =
moderate A. those Of any other reerectahe papef.
epuSlness Noticrs no cents per line. Adgeriisin1
items In Local Column, 20 cents per linr.
Announcements Of Marrlaeea. Births and Deati'
Inserted free Of cost -, -.
amer. b. charged a. the rate Of cents rff hhe'
instead ofl0 cents, ~ heretoiore.
OUR JOB OFFICE Is COMPLETES
in every particular; snd our Jon PnISrEn f. ae'
knovledeed the best In the state
Prices 10 suit the times.
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cmrRca pIRrcronI.


STASFOnp oouScii, 40. s., N e. At N..oa.
- ir Hall uu the FIRST Thursday night Of cach
month. a. n PESsY, r. l. q. N.
DoYAL ARCH CHATTER, No. %, meets ct Ma
III annie Hall OF thc ilrst Monday night II cach
month. A. r. PEsNT, n. 2.
INCofN LODGE. 80. %, meets At Masonic
4 Hall % the Second Molday night In each
inonih A. A. WAnanS, W ".
IN fHtIr.. secretary.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,csarm THE DISPATCH.

ar DAY IN THE SENATE fESTER-
1 CIR DWELLINGS, GREAT SPEECH ON
pa ,r.y pgLL--QTnER WASHINGTON
TIT r;,xrEAL OF GENERAL DIX IN
N ynRH-A FATAL ARRAY IN PITT
N,<,, CoUNTY-DAElNG ATTEMPT
''.s,s>,NATE TIRE ACTOR GOOTH IN
'l.,cn WHILE o. THE STAGE-TfiE
'',s,,SA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVEN-
.,x-roNDiTloN OF BISHOP AMEs-
49, ,..ry--riHE RESoRD-kILLED By A
co. ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NEWS OF
E"' ',opTs-rAEoLE'S FUTURE ENGAGE
,,r>Ts. &C. &C.
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LATEST. FOREIGN NEWS.
England,

THE DURHAM AINERs' sTRIKE-BASI.oS's CON
D!TIoS-THE TURF; PAROLES CHANCES AND
| ENGAGEMENTS.
| LONDON. April 24.-The position OF the
Durham miners strike is unchanged. All
is quiet.
The sportsman says: HanlOn has been
suffering from severe pains in bis head, and
Is now better, but still very depressed.
Hawdon is in very good condition.
The Times says: :" Mr.. r. Grettoa has
proposed to run his four-year-oId bag colt
Economy against Lorillard's Parole, over the
last mile and half Of CZarewitch coErse,
for $4,000, with terms, weight for age and
| three pounds allowance to Isonomy. a Gel
egram TO this effect was sent LorIIard YES
terday "wednesday, and il he accepts, %
anticipated. the match will be run during
The New Market second spring meeting.
which begins May 18Th
The Chester Trudes cup, which will be
run for May It'll at the Chester meeting, ap-
pears to be entirely at the mercy of Parole,
as turns in the course will be to the mani
fest benefit OF bis fine speed.
Parole may be looked forward to as GER
tain competitor for the Goodwood cup, which
race takes place July 3lst, for which, in
addition to the English horses, the French
pete, rendering the race of immense in
terest.
Italy.
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF RoxBURGHE.
GENOA, April 24.-The Duke OF RoX-
burghe, head OF the noted Scottish house Of
Ker, is dead in this city. He was born in
1923.
France.
MONS. BLASQUI.
PARIS, April 24.-The Journal DeS De-
bates says "The Cabinet will demand from
the Chamber OF Deputies the invalidation OF
the election Of Mons. Blanqui IS member
OF the Chamber from Bordeaux. The Gov
eminent does not intend to grant him am
ncsty."
The French Amnesty Law.
LONDON, April PA Paris dispatch to
the Times says: "By the amnesty law all
who are pardoned within three months are
'pS0 .fdCtO amnestcd. 1t is certain that
Blancque vii! not be pardoncd prior to the
Sd OF June, and il pardoncd after that date
he will remain ineligible is candidate for
the Chamber OF Deputies. as an ordinary
pardon does not affect civil diSablitics.'
An Imperial silver Wedding.
TRAN EMPEROR'S MAREIAG E-ylENNA
CROWDED WITH MISUNDERSTANDING of
THE FESTIVITIES.
VIENNA, April 2I.-The city is crowded
in consequence OF the festivities in honor
OF Emperor Francis JoScph's silver we'd
ding, which takes place to-day. iIany Wis
itors are unable to obtain accommodations.
The concourse OF people exceeds that CT
the exhibition year. The eliminating day
Of the re!e will be Friday.
pcror williams Approaching
Golden Wedding.
LONDON. April 2t.-Thc Pal!-MlN ia.
zctte's Berlin dispatch says: "Thc Car OF
Russia will come TO this city straight from
| Livadia to attend Emperor Williams golden
wedding on the 1lth Of June next. He will
| then proceed to Ems.
The Greek Claims.
LONDON, April PA Berlin dispatch 70
the Pdlt- .udH GIzette says France has is.
sued circular 10 the Powers recommend
ing them jointly to take up the question oil
the Greek claims for ScttIcmcnt.'
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Crimes and Casualties.

ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE ACTOR BOOTH.
CHICAGO, April 23.-Whi!e Edwin Booth
was giving the solioquy in the last act OF
..RiciIard H." ut McFickcr's Theatre to-
night shot was fired ut him by man sit
ting in the leit-hand upper gallery. Booth
sat until after about three seconds, when
a second shot was fired, when he rose
and started toward the left wing OF tie
stage, pointing out Is he went the would-he
assassin. The latter WAS at once seized,
and but for the Intervention OF officers
would have been roughly handled. He
states his name IS Mart Gray; that he is
twcnty-threc years Old, IL dry-goods clerk Of
St. Louis; that he has been three years pre-
pairing to do tins deed, and is surprised that
he failed, and that bis failure to Kill Booth
is the only part Of the attempt which he re-
grets. lie refuses u state the cause OF ms
action, but says his reasons will be regarded
IS sufficient.
Gray says Booth wronged friend OF his
one time. and he had been resolved 10 pun
ish him ever since. lie states that he Is
from kcokuk, but is now travelling lor Il
firm in st. Louis. He was only thirty !ett
distant from Booth when he tired the stIot.
He had on his person letter addressed 10
Il lady by fine name OF Katie, stating his IN
tention OF shooting Booth tonight, ana as
serting in rambling way that Lawrence
Jarrett is q superior actor to Booth. lie
Is now in custody at the Central station,
and talks cohercntly. The audience at Nc
Vickcr's remained after this episode. and
the play proceeded to the end without FUR
thcr break.
FURTHER INTERESTING PARTICULARS.
CHICAGO, April 24.-Further particulars
of the attempted assassination OF Edwin
Booth at McVicker's Theatre last night are
given as follows The play was Richard ii.
Near the finish OF the last act, Booth sat in
the glare OF calcium light, with all the
other lights turned down. and was engaged
In the solliquy, he sat little TO- the
right Of the center Of the stage, with
The prison on one side and the cottage on
the other. The intending assassin sat
nearly on level with him in the first bal
cony and some thirty tcet distant, with the
nistol concealed in his sleeve, and IN his
left baud holding copy OF the play, when
he had evidently been following with the
dire purpose OF firing only at the llgh'
time. When the first shot rang out there
was a dead silence. Booth did not SUE
but as second ball come whizzins doWI
and ploughed its way through a piece Of
board in the cottage an inch IN thickness
Booth quietly rose and went toward tht
wing. A rush was Immediately made fol
Gray, and as there seemed to be some douR
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FINANCIAL.
STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. April 81, 1879
SALEs.-1,000 Virginia taX-rccclyabc coupons
sold at 81.
Government Securities.-Tnitcd States As,
LOG bid; United states Is, 1u1 bid.
STATE observation-disclosures conSois, 56a bid, s. =!
asked Virginia consols. new. l bid. 42E asked:
yir.inia fundablc, 30 bid Virginia deferred
bid asked: Virginia interest certificates. II bid,
l7% asked: Virginia ia1-rcceivablc coupons, Sl1.
bid. sea asked: North Carolina bonds. ~ asked.
City %ecuritieS.-- Richmond city S.. J. and j..
11at! bid: Richmand city e.. J. and j.. 1881 bid;
Petersburg city SIS, leo bid. 10 asked: Lynch
burg city ST.. J. and j., l II bid: Lynchburg ely
6's, j. and j.. 10l bid; Sorfiilk atv water S.. NJ.
and " lG bid: Manchester bridge SIS, tax rcccir-
able. 81. aud s.. 81 asked.
Railroad B0ndS-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage SIS, 4. and o., 1913 bid:
Richmono. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage S.. }. and D. l03 bid Richmond. trcdc-
rcksburg AMI Potomac Railroad mortgage IS. j..
and j.. lO2 hid: Richmond and Danvlll, Railroad
consolidated g., II. and ". SIS bid o. asked; Pied
mont Railroad first mortgage S's, y. aud o., 100
bid.
Raifroad S0ckS.-Ri"hmcnd ard Danvic Rail-
road 100 per. 81 bid. $40 asked: St:bnard and
Roanoke Railroad common. 100 par 81 bid: Sea-
board aud Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, 100 par,
90 bid. $50
Bank .SOcks-Na,Iona Bauk OF Virginia, 100
par. 80 asked.
TnSn3.nnce romponies.-V Virginia State, % par,
81 bid; Granite, 100 par, Is asked.
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Forty.Sixth Concress---Eir St Session.
WAsHlNGToN, April "a, 1879.


There was an unusually large gathering
OF spectators on the NEE ting OF the Senate,
the ladies' gallery pres euting an especially
brilliant appearance. and the diplomatic
gallery having fair number OF occupants.
Numbers OF prominent visitors, including
many members Of the House. occupied seats
on the floor OF tie Senate, the attraction evI-
IDENTIFY being the desire to hear Mr.. Conkllpg
speak on the army bill.
The discussion OF the Wallace resolution
occupied the morning hour, after which the
rmy-sppropriation bill was taken up. MT.
Copkiing began his remarks by sayln. that
OF 1926, 900, 900 OF revenue collected during
last year by the Government R22l,OOo,ooV
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,Hiogs-verr rest, 4ac.; rough and lighter grades
'Shesp.-Wool, 4445ac. sheared, 4a4Hc. 4 D..
gross. -
Niich CoDs.-s2OGs45 q head.
Ihe cuttle market about rs last wceS; 4 few top
cattle sold ut higher Hyure. but prices are about
The same quality considered
Hogs haze again declined and not over GrH at quo
main unsold. -
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kf!nGs-Jarl,cs Homicide.

BALTIMORE, April 2i.-The grand jury OF
the Criminal Court Oh Tuesday last took
up the uinds-James homicide, and for
more than two days were engaged in the
examination of witnesses. To-day they re-
turned preSeutment ior murder against
Dcnwood Z. Kinds rs principal, and against
Harry Il. Kinds, his brother, as accessory
before the fact, III the killing Of Isaac D.
70
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Hiss,nn .i.nCS Dying.

BALTIMORE, April 2+.-The condition Of
Efshop Amcs is worse to day. He spent
restless night, and has been sinking all day.
Ne is said 10 be dying this evening. Bishop
Simpson and d.. k!nett visited him this
afternoon. He was rational, and conyersed
with them in regard to the Church with
which he is identified.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO ENCHANG T

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANG E.
THURSDAY, April ca s. g.
The number OF breaks Today comprised lei hogs
heads aud u ttrces. The offerings * l,ec' lon on
Change were 81 pGc kagcs; Of which ICY .,her 81
were sold al prices ranging from Il 30. to s54
OuOTATIONS-pRlZED T<thAf co.
DARK.
Lugs.-Common 20 m':diGm, s.23S 1915; good
70 L A. to good sh' ri, 81 Ss*G: medium
to far long, $6IS71o: good % Ser yooI long, SS@g
$3.50.
Dark leaf good enough Cor ~ .appers and for the
best types of the cSics, have en thus far in very
lsh, supply. There Is ortmcnl Of dark sun
cured tobacco oscIing.
E'AIGV T.
Lugs-Cnmmon to me- Iium, SIG:G; good 10
very good. S7MsS.
SnoStrS..iEit , % N sdum. :s@*lo: good to to
very good, SIG $50, nuc to fancy. $l7.5o@
LeaE-Comm on te medium, s7.5 otls9 good 70
Sl5@S1e.
AahoganY IL .a0pers.-Conmon 10 medium
a15@sia sood to very good aud fne' s3oeaSao'
! fellon WrT .Dpsrs.-Cnmmon to medium, % ga
| s35; good 10 very good, si0Gs50; tine to fancy
| Occasional SINAI; lots have since the season open
| ed commap lied above The outside quotations indi-
| cations ar that strictly fancy white wrappers VIII
be in 'igf :. supply.
| Nosp .cInl cha rye Ia quotations.. There Is soihe
iuqair for sound medium and low grade ola hEers
frolO manufacturers, and anything ceslran'e Will
cor luand fair prices. .,,a
There is every prospect now OF 4 GOOD season. 'n0
! We look for Increased receipts.
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HsVSof vVsAU Vt1TV.VVs
CHICAGO.

nothing done. Bacon fIrmer; clear yib. AZ ,1n
cash. $40 May; clear sides, s5.25ls5.3S.
CHICAGO.
,CHIcAEo. April 24.-FIsur nominaIly ur<
cnahgen. Wheat In fair demand and higher, bue
somewhat Irregular: No. Chicago spring, S7kc.
cas. ana APRIL SIG S7i,c. May. 9Osc. June. Corn
s.s ana IN fair demand and rather easier: 32xc.
23ac. cash, 24tc: Stay, .24.Gl24Hc. juno. Pork
hc dnnn nr 20 nsa higher cash and May 1856
1895 bid Nav. s6 bid Jnpe. sGoS bid Juiy. t,a:k
meals stronger: she uiers 1855: clear rib, Al GO:
81 S1.04. $50 N-~'"&0A
Ciose.-wheat dull and a shade lower: s.sc.
bid May. coke. June. Corn in good demand and
shade higher: 1886 May. 34'sc. June. Oats steady
apd In fair demand. Pork quiet ana weak and de-
clmed 24c. Lard dull and exc. lower.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-ln the Consti-
tntionaI Convention to. day several commit
tees were appointed. \ resolution that
members take an oath to support the Con-
stitution of the United States was tabled by
a vote OF G. to 63. After revising the rules
the Convention adjourned till tomorrow.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YonK. April 24.-Eoan.-Stocks strong.
Money GA call 3E64 per cent. t:Nchance-ionc,
4s6: short, 4S71i. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
tUening.-Money, @! per cent. Exchange. 1864.
Governments firm new SIS, lUia. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 24.-Eirgin'a 6's. deferred,
III; colisOls, 5Hs: second series. -: piSt-r co
mons. \. NUlth Carolina G's. Old, -; new, II
Bid today.
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IoriIlard,s Earnings.

WHAT PAROLE HAS, WON FOR HIS OWNER.
NEW YORK, April 24.-Pierre Lorll!ard',
the owner OF Parole, came to this CITY Est
night from his stock farm in New Jersey.
He stated to reporter that be We Mt to
philadelphia yesterday and bought e.l OF the
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PROFESSIONAL.
E.6t0 Sss<E. &c.
PAVING BILLS.

DAYING BlLLS.-All parties OWING
l. PAVING BILLS 10 the city are notified Tint
they are relieved "f AL ncnaity and interest II paid
before 18TH JUNE: If hot, they viii bc added tO
their real. estate bills. ana colccable uIhrr
taxes, subje. 10 same penalty and charges. The
Collector would respectfully request all parties In
fer,strd. o rcir 10 come forward and settle same
before that date. A. X. WOODROW,
an l-Gt City Collector.
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A VILLAGE PARTLY BURNED IN CONNECTICUT.
STANFORD, Conn, April 24.-Last night q
large portion OF the village OF Coscob was
DESTROYED by fire. Loss heavy.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL "a, 1879.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New Yorf.
merchandise and passengers, G.. W. Alien & Co,
agents. - w. ~ - WV
>, steamer Alliance. smith. Philadelphia. merchant
Steamer Ariel clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise. ami passengers.
schooner Laura A. BurilDgame. Huriingame.
Woods lIO'i ria City Point, guano Richmond and
Danvile Railroad.
Schooner Shell Drake, -, James river, wood.
George +. Btsh, agent.
SAILED.
Schooner John YcGinniss Coulborn, Phllade.-
phia. railroad ties. Curtis L Psrser.
Schooner Governor, Eaton, Providence, coal, Cur
It's 4 Parker.
Norwegian bark lima. Albrethsen, to Elsinore, to
load oil, c. +. fsnes, agent.
CLEANED FOR THIS PORT.
From Baltimore April Gath, schooner William II.
Jillard, Ware.
BY telegraph.
BOSTON. April 24.-Arriycd: Earl II. Potter.
NEW YORK. April 24.-Arrived: Eastbournc. Ar
rived OUT Clara Maria Aims, l.. b. Gilchrist.
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ry,HE POINDENTER TRIALS.
TIE POINDEXTEE TRIALS.

There win he issued Immediately upon me ciose
of The present trial 4 full aad imIE'riia! account
fdf,y.slx uayes cciaso) q The shoo Ing ot charies
G. Curtis by john +. Pondextrr, ptr-onai tes.r,
ZION of The principal charac Coroners rquea''
Ts,nipa,on M tie Police Court, and two trials De-
fore The Hastings Court: together with lists OF moss
cxau inrd As to their qualifications is )urSiHeh' ~
other interesting Information.
rnr ale by newsdciiers In the cities and 'o"hso VI
the State. ~ ..,,,, . r,,..,.rman L
Fisher D,spH r,rs, Hni ap a2.lss&w6I.
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Funeral Of General Dix.

NEW YORK. April 24.-The funeral OF
General Dix took place thjf, AFTERNOON from
Trinity church,
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bennington yearlngs in Welrh's stables,
thirteen In all. He says be has not won SO
largely on Parole as has been reported.
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Ey Telegraph.

NEW YosK. April! 24.-to,'on dall and easier;
sah2s. ee.t btlcs7 np;suds, lie. ore.ns, Lac.
crrltcdlY more active and arm: Tor export, $3.50
Is 90 cn'nmoG to fair cIta. Sl.lUia 80 10; good 10
cloces 5.5oI<5.5o WhestIW;ln'gr SC ! ssr;
~ < Sc: 80. 2. 40G4Uhc. oats-No. 3, $40.
3lc coffee in ."Ierate ttlnana AMI n.S n.nsnI:
quo ed a: CSC 6'.c. prime, 6!4c; rehct faT!y aG
~ C. Mo4ss, N good !.nand ana hrH. "a i3e , IN
= cn,iue qGr' Il: 3lc Pork 9E.nc' nrih,f an r'9t
dull aud heavy: mes. SPOT. 80 !of o:a ana 9lo.u14
cle.r 415c .Ecri Gear. J. l-lrc Lard quiet and
wcAk mine steam pot $50. "h!'A.i A''''''"'
atslU7:: FreiaA,s h!IicT.
BALTIMORE.
| BALTIMORE, April 2i.-f:o:: dull and heavy,
without i qrottbIe change. sonilsrn wheat 4ue,
western llrin: sout!.crn red. Sl.05Ms lO'3; an
her. al.I3mSI.l4: No. 2 Pennsylvania. red,
sIddSf; So oSS %e'lss y, %'isi l5s r.: " Jnns
x l01.GSl .I0% Southern corn lower and dull
western dull; southern while, 45H@45c.; yellow,
37c.: western white. 34Gs35c.; mixed, $3.50
| BIC; Penhsylvania, 34@35c. Rye quiet At 3sGS
8u;ter quiet. Eggs weak and slow ~ 12c. Coffee
dnlI and unchanged. Wii,kcy dull ard nominal
sugar steady a. sgssc.
LOUISVILLE.
| Louisville, April 2i.--Flour quiet and ur.
changed. Wheat trm red and amber. al.O3@
Sl.O5. Corn urm; white, 3sc.; mixed. SIC: Oa':
| firm: white. 29c.: mixed. 2Sc. FORK nriil 81
slO25. Lard lirmer: choice leaf, tierces, ina
1Gc.: k.., s.; al SIC. Buik-mcats quiet and steady
.hnldcrs 3ic; clear rib. 4sG4l.c.: clear sides. ~
G5c. Bacon quiet and steady; shoulders, 3hS 4c.
clear rib 5Gt5.c.: clear sides, 54@5kc. sugar
cured hams Ssm 9i.c. WhisAcy active aud hrm u
SI0l. c,rc,xr,r,
| CINCINNATI, Anril 24.-Flour Grmer but no
ouofably higher. Wheat scarce. frm, and In goo,
demuud: d and amber, Sl@Sl.o3. Corn guie
and steady AT 37613sc.. Oats dull It 1898 lie
PORK duh IL $40. Lard higher: current make
1905. Bulk. meats Grmer shoulders, % 90; shor
rib 81 50 ca-h aud seller May; short clear, "a. 10
BACON firiner aud In improved demand; shoulders
| &c: clear rib Sc: clear sides, 5sGg3Sc. Whiske,
active and trm at 81 l i.n,ier dull and dropping
| fancy creamery. 20c.; others U :chan.ed. Suea
| steady and unchanged. Hogs In fair demand au'
: firm packing, $3.23@S3.5o.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. Louis, April 2i.-Flour steady and uii
| changed. Wheat unsettled and fuctua.ing; No.
red fall, Sl.04Ggs1.Uia cash: Slt3aGsl.CiH
closing at 81 .04h May :03p &3sl o4A June, uo,
Esoic. July; No. 3 red fall. 81. 02@Sl ON. Cnri
| Spcncd better. but declined; No. mixed, SAC
axe, cash, 32H632Ac. May, 33G33sc. June: .:
| G94ac. july. Oats inactive; No. ., 2oSIoSc
eash. 24s@24ac. bid May. Whiskey steady .
sI'na. Pork higher &C s9.8o@4e.9o. Lard dripe
at $3.50 bid. Bulk-msals-ssrmer fesaps, on
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FLOWERS. FLOWER FLOW Eko!
L Tni.ER * IlsopEH. FLORIST.
CORNER CHERRY AID ALEEMhRLf SIhEEio,
ADJOINING HOLLYWOOD CEHETLEI.
;avr the largest and ,avSI collection 81 ,.tfrN
HDI-SE aud DISG-rL.Ni> ever nacfr'i t To-,
,.,i, in hi. city, VASES AMI liANt,iNt'-BAShElo
dl,.d 10 order. Prizes Prry reasonable.
ZAP 2i-tMy IL
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san-rs rrpnnrEn 20 SECRETARY.

WuEAT-IVhitc. "a bushels prime 1t $l.l4.:
Red 90 bushels very good miXrd nj 81. II;
20 baskets good FnlIZ 1t $l.l0: SO bushels
very good rulz At SLIP: 800 bushels mixed on
pr vaic 3OS bushels mixed on private terms
los bushels prime mixed on private terms: els
bushels very GOOD fultz on private terms 81 bush
al. common Lancaster II Sl.n7: II bushels mixed
on private trrmS-!ota. l.G4i bushels.
CoRS.-1Fhite, s.: bushels good al o2c.: 10 hush
els at Jlc: 10 bushels good ~ 52c.-tolal, l"c
bushels. Nirei. rs bushels good III "tr.
OATS.-l42 bushels sci +: good spring on prira: !:
terms.
MILLET II bushels on private terms.
MEAL-4U bushels 1T SOC.
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ApRIL 23.-Prlces to-day ranged IS I9I1I g"s,tr
Beef Catils-Very best, 5Sc; good. asSs zen
medium or good fair quality 3sG4se'' 1ouhA 0'>''''
min steers, Sc, 3@3hc. q n', Eross'
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS
~ OF
SIEGE DIS, IL u G a IL .

The undersigned s;ali DC pleased TO rcee, pe,rSn.
,ba hnryoI.ut citizen OF Richmond such Con. W h
~, a.. ,hry NAV feel nclincd 10 make liz aia vi .o
thousands and thousands OF people VINO ny 'e NV oS
Fearful rresbcts an. inuucAii9ns .i -" rave LOST
fhsir home. their property, their all uon, ,nm
uons will b.. Forwarded - The szescdih ite' IL iiv
papers. , nm. rtnn t;ousui.
DI-Iyx
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HOMICIDE IN PITTsrLyANIA COUNTY.

nANvILLE, VA, April 24.-Dr. ". {.
Cabcll, nephew OF Hon. G. {. Cabell, shot
and mortally wounded i. W. Palmer, a dcS-
perate character, near Cal!and's, Pittsyl-
yanla county, Gu Tuesday. No arrest has
vet been made
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rsHHE UNDERSIGNED HAS AftGS
L FEW SiIOETkbRN IiEfFERS FOR5SA-
SALE: also. 4 few HtGH GRADES. sired by Gene
raj Marion t3l6uGl and tooncl Il. j. Hancock's
Au'!n:S Ercas plate, entered ig the seventeentt
.olu:Ae American licrd-Dook.
JACOB SHAFT.
Flanraya E- M:l.. Cumberland cocLty, Va.
ap lG-law:!HIwt
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rnc. $3.50: surcrInc, :425: extra. IjZ5;
rnlnrrnr family. 1919 '"ncy braHts, $3.50
1913; stanton extra, $3.50.
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CEOQU E.T.

NR u I 7.
We a fr!l 7s:or;mca; OF the popular game OF
CROQCET.
The prices ere 90c.. *l25, 81. 3D. - and -.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
Booksellers and Binders,
ap lS.d&~ l3V2 a'!a l"oi h"ih stfe'e-