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Dan Rice in a New Role.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 2O.-Dan Rice, the IA
nous circus man, whom it was announced
last night had been converted, will at once
enter the field as an evangelist, has had an
interview with Moody, who is now holding
meetings here, and will probably begin his
new career by speaking at Moody meetings
and then seek such fields as offer the best
prospect of success in his new work.
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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 a simple
vegetable remedy ,sfor the speedy and perma-
nent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh
asthma, and all the throat and lung affections
also a positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints after hay
ing tested its wonderful curative powers il
thousands of cases, has felt it his daty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive and a desire to relieve human suf-
fering, | will send, free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions fol
preparing and using, in German, French, OF
English. Sent by mail, by addressing, with
stamp. naming this paper, w w. Sherar, las
Powers Block, Rochester, \. Y.
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For Aldermen.
For secretary of the Senate.

WE are authorized TO announce d. P. POR-
w TER, Of Kinds, as candidate for Secre-
t4ry Of the Senate
WE are authorized to announce J. NJ.
w BUCKLEY, of Lincoln county, as a
candidate for Secretary Of the Senate.
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Holidays.

Holidays
On next Monday morning we wilt offer
splendid line of
10 CENT CHRISTMAS GIFTS,
to which especial attention is invited. IL
will comprise an excellent variety and no one
will pass it by without purchase we war
rant ROBINSON, STEVENS Co.
DecI7, 1927.
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TO LOVERS OF MUSIC |

Miss IDA FRAZIER, an experienced Teach
VI would be pleased to get up class for
instruction in the Art of Vocal Music. She
teaches
Sc The Howard Method for the Voice."
which is considered to be the best now taught,
and which aecomplishes most wonderful re-
suits, few of which follows 1t adds
from three to'six notes to the singer compass
1t makes the usually feeble tones of Soprano
and Contralto the strongest of all it makes
the scale even that the singer cannot tell
whether the tone is above or below the former
register-divisions; it doubles quadruples
the power of the Voice--and affords the physi-
cal ba sis of style and expression.
Her terms are easy. Apply at once.
dee "a 79-4w
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Dee I7-2

In to-day's issue of The CLARION appears
the card of Miss Ida Frazier who is DESTROYS
of securing class for instruction in vocal
mnsic. Miss Frazier is a most accomplished
Young lady, an excellent teacher and we
trust that she will have no truble in getting
mn a sufficient number of pupils to enable
her to commence at once.
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WANTED.

An EXPERIENCED MALE TEACHER,
n qualified to teach Latin and Greek and the
higher branches of Mathematics. TO take charge
ofa Mixed School at WEST STATION, Holmes
county, Mississippi. Good references re-
quired. For particulars address BOARD TRUs-
TEES, WEST STATION, HOLMES Co, MISS.
dec "A 79-4w
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For Clerk House Representatives.

WE are authorized TO announce CHAS. A.
W BROUGHER OF Kinds, as candidate
for Clerk of the House Of Representative
NNTE are authorized to announce GEO 5.
w DODDS of Copiah candidate for
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
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LemIY'S and Santa claus

are synonymous terms. Our purchases this
of TOYS, AND HOLIDAY GOODS than ever
before.
Call and examine our stock, and you will
find the largest and best stock in Jackson.
Goods for Old People, MiddIe-aged People,
Young People and Children
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NEW FIRN-Alex. Scott and J. W. Albrecht
having entered into eopsrtnership, Will con-
tinue the market business at the old stand OF
j. w. Albrecht, in the Stone building, corner
of President and Pearl streets.
They will run wagon, and deliver meat at
the residences of customers when so desired
The public are invited to inspect their dis
play of Christmas meats, which they will
endeavor to make one of the finest ever wit
nnssad in Jackson.
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Local and Miscellaneous Items

THE EDWARDS HoUsE.-This well-known
and popular hotel has recently been
thoughly overhauled and re-ftted for the
accommodation of the travelling public
Members of the Legislature can secure com
Portable quarters, and the very best of fare,
at reasonable rates per month. The street
cars will carry guests from the hotel door
to the State Capitol. See Mr.. Robinson
card in another column.
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Holidays

| A sensible present for your wife would be q
selection from our beautiful line of Table
Linens, Napkins, Marseilles Spreads, or 8
splendid Ingram Carpet at 40 cents. or the
/ best bargain in this city, our famous all wool
| sells at 80 cents We also have handsome dis
play of
| Hearth Rugs. Sofa Rugs, Brussels Door Mats
| Oil Cloth Rugs, Drugget Adelaide Mats, etc.
All above at special prices for the hoidag $
ROBINSON, STEVENS Co.
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ladies' shoes

We win from to-day offer Ladies Best Kid
eaters made on Miles last, at s225. worth
$500.
ladies' Best Pebble Goat Caters, made on
Miles last, at S2.25. worth $500
- Ta.,;es' Thick Sole Glove Kid Walking Boots
at $500, worth $3.50.
These are some special styles Of custom
,nsde work which are great bargains and
,-h;.h have been reduced NoTwTrRsTAEDEE9
rur nv Ayon I'M Axe rHEsE GoaDs-
j. Ronfns0A. SrEFExs CO.
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Holidays

A nice present for a Gentleman would be &
selection from our handsome line of
Fancy Bordered handkerchief,
Initial Handk erchiefs
Silk Handkerchiefs,
Silk Scarfs,
Fancy Half Hose,
Custom Made Underwear,
Keeps Shirts,
New Linen Collars and Cuffs,
Mems Caters,
Light Weight Overcoats,
Custom Made Clothing, &c
2t ROBINSON, STEVENS s. Co
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.. LEMLY & SON.

i ING HOLIDAY SEASON, we desire TO as
sure our patrons that our reputation foy nan )
years for being the Leading House in jackson
in HOLIDAY GOODS Of evely description
will be fully sustained this season
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rnr SUPERINTENDENT of the Penitentiary.

AVE are authorized to announce b. 7.
w LIGON of Kinds, "a a candidate for
Superintendent Of the Penitentiary.
WE arc authorized to announce GEN. lRT
w ADAMS, Of Pike county, as a candidate
for Superintendent of the Penitentiary
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-12-24

The Republican National Committee at
its meeting, to-day, elected Senator Cameron
permanent Chairman, and decided that the
next National Republican Convention
should be held at Chicago on June 3, 1880.
w ashington Republican.
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Sergeant-at-Arms Senate.

WE are authorized to announce }. NJ
w STEEN of Rankin county, as a candl-
date for Sergeant-at-Arms of the 1enate.
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Christmas Harbingers
jackson Chapter No. 8.

At largely attended meeting of Jackson
Chapter No. 6, on Monday night last, the
following were elected officers for the en-
suing year:
Geo. Lemon, High Priest; JAS Shelton,
King; j NJ. Smylie, Scribe; R. Bradley,
/ Capt of Host; J. NJ. Mckee, Prin. So
iourner John McGill, R. A. Capt; w. Q.
Lowd, NJ. 3D. V; VIM. II. Gibbs, NJ. I'd
/ v; ID. &. Hearn, NJ. 1st v: II. NJ. Tay-
/ Tor, Treasurer w. 5. Hamilton, Secretary
/ John Nelson, Sentinel.
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LEGISLATURE OF 1880.

Conservative Democrats in Roman. oppos-
ition in Italic
Greenbackers +; Republicans : Independ-
ents >.
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Santa CLAUS

will hold his receptions ct LEMLY'S for %
days; all are invited tnO caFdsA where he
viii be happy TO see the many patrons of
deel0 fs-Sws D LKMLY & SON.
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Tony Denier Last Night.

St Louis Republican,
The Academy of Music was crowded last
night with people of all ages, sexes, classes
and conditions, but the irrepressible boy took
the lead early and kept it TO the end. They
were crowded in the dress circle damned in
the gallery, and broke out like measles all
over the tops of the procenium boxes. If the
size of the audience were to be taken as a
criterion of the merit of the show, Tony
Denier's is the best that has been given in
Scranton in year. Our judgment is that it
Is Humpty Dumpty, and when that is said
all is said Lake the circus, the same thing
draws every time and there IS not much de-
ponds upon merit in it. This, however it is
right to say is fully up to the average, and
most of it a good deal above.
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Postottice
at Jackson. Kinds county, Miss for the week
ending December "a 1879
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Sudden Death of a Journalist.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. GOWN. Mckee, Sr.,
proprietor of the Globe-Democrat, died
suddenly of heart disease this morning,
aged GA years.
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The Canvass of 1880.

REPUBLICAN CONIBnTTEE-CAMERON ELEC-
TED CHAIRMAN-THE CONVENTION TO
MEET IN CHICAGO.
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~Asos kNN paid for.
All Standard Instruments, such as Chick
BRING, GUILD CHURCH, HALLET DAVIS
MATHUsHEK. HAINEs, DIXIE, PEAsE, SOUTH
ERIN GEN and FAvoRITE PIANOS.
All Instruments fully guaranteed. Old In
struments taken in part payment for new ones.
Secondhand Pianos and Organs for Sale or
Rent
Instruments shipped to all points from
Jackson, at Factory prices.
Correspondence solicited. Catalogues and
lists of new Sheet MUSIC free
WARRINGTON & SAVAGE,
Music HOUSE,, SELMA, Ala
Factory DEPoT-JAcKsoN, Miss.
oct22, '79-tf
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Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised
w II. III. GREEN, Postmaster.
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Cnr1sEmas Harn1ngeEB-
That immense and elegant los Of Silver
ware arrived, 1t erUr7xns.
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DRIED FRUITS!
Foreign and Domestic:

christmas Harbingers
Magnificent and new Jewelry. just received,
10 sKpxxERa.
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4 man died of liver complaint! One
dollars worth of ''BLACK DRAUGHT"
would have saved his life.
For sale by BYRON LENLY.
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10000 Oysters, for Christmas, and any
quantity Of fresh Fish AT
Nelson's
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ANNOUNCENIENTS.
For MAYOR.

FOR MAYOR.
I'VE authorized to announce the name of
w WI b. TAI LOR, as candidate for
MAYOR at the ensuing City election.
WE are authorized to announce JOHN
w McGILL as a candidate for reelection to
the Office Of Mayor of the City of Jackson.
Election frs, Monday in January, 1880.
For Aldermen.
WE are authorized TO announce H. NJ.
w TAYLOR as candidate for Alderman
In the South Ward
w are authorized to announce CHARLES
w WILLIAMS candidate for re-elec-
ton as Alderman in the South " ard.
II the voters Of the North Ward desire our
services a. Alderman, we win serve, if elected
H. SPENGLER
JONES s. HAMILTON.
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For sale at BYRON LEMLY's

Calomel relieves: BLACK-DRAUeHT"
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THE OLD RELIALE
GROCERY STORE,
IT CTR AHCC

Corner Of Pearl and President Streets,
Dogs LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE TO HIS
ID numerous friends and customers, that be
has and is daily receiving new goods, consist
ing of
Flour, Meats, Lard, Coffee, Sugar.
MOIasses. 1MackereI, China and
Glassware, Gail ROrdem's and
Crescent Eagle Milk.
CAN GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTION
Such as Canned Salmon, Lobster, Corn,
Seas. Peaches. Tomatoes, and all other arti-
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H0I FOR CHRISTMAS!

Candy. Stick and Mixed; Oranges; Apples
Raisens; Prunes; Chestnuts FRUITS OF all
descriptions. CitroB, Cuerahts; Spices all
which viii be sold al the LOWEST CASH
PRICES.
Thankful to my old customers for their lib
eral patronage heretofore extended to me, 1
solcit continuance OF their faVors, and ask
trial from my friends who have not hereto
fore patrouize3 me. ne
am selling the celebrated EAGLE MILK
at Is cents ean. Give il n trial lam also
tselling the celebrated ROSS HAM
GIVE Me- A CALI
decl1. 79l H. STRAUSS.
, 1879-04-26

hot nn,l fnAi from tlp multitude antl nlswrrs
were shouted luck from every mnm wW could
Ktt hla llrntl tn une Ut the twN windows. Tie
crowd rot The news far1Y III tth mimi niu1 then
seemed IL want three chcsrs. III" three bccatne
four THIN they wanted spcnc.ca. They got
them. llnIf.n-loxct r,,tcclirs wctu lrler wnY
In lcss tnu that number Ut minutes BONE were
Etlu Oncs. Ailllro" Johnaos1 wns there. lie
wns saying:
"tiod HESS the old f'ngl II was President
ol tt!a United 9tntes-''
At tlts tIulnt suIbetlIiny exciting occurred.
Secretary Htanl0n .ehttFeu III. opprntEtIg.rnutn
leaning on Urn. Eckptt's artn. fien. Erkcrt
pDintcti out tu him tlIo b1Y who 1lai r1rc!vc,l
ite tl,cssagea. lhey were formally introduced.
The mkt no,ncnl KcttIrs found hsnscIf sclzc,l
by The Secretary n,nl held nj arms length, out at
the window nbors the cr'wtl. The Aecrctury
called to tle crowd that this WIS the young man
wl,o Ind received the dispatch Ut The fall Ut
lstehsnond. The crowd WaIItcl Il speech from
him, kuttlcs Vay0 them O speech III lew
wurtls, appropriate at,l pointed, fUr he MAS IN
t1p huffiUr.
THIN followed other accses. FIrc-eng!nes
were brought out-anythiAg tu mike a noise.
IN tic eyrn!hg tile city was ubazu with iilumi-
t1nt!ohs. KETTLES, whit Ia now an operator IN
1,uatpn says iIe can never furect how Father
Abralau started fur Secretary Stnnton's lour
dfter receiving thu lispatcfI-llo,,, skip, and
Jump, shouting, "tienr the track /"
, 1879-04-26

~ spse4as D'tpaieA 10 TAs g.1sunA 4,
.,,..' so'l9, Aprtl n5.-nRAlN-Wtnttr wheat
1sa 1's,, moro attention. especially graloa Of No.
''e aua NO. = rcd, Iatgoly On export accolat,
,..a"! a1etdy pritcs; ou aGtua! dealings. A.
su, u lalntoycmonl Of t4Gbtic per bn, clos.
n I''"s ~ reduced otIer!ngs; anbsr wheat yIuw
to, e ., a1a barely steady; spring very dull. anu
d.,,,'f u'hef than ctloIcs samples fur curly
u.. quoted weak HnA irregular, In option
,,..,s,fsa 1nefsa lowrFi ctbla AIytces al tame and
u, ~, nsasketsi y, 900 bu M. wttu u 81. IL
io. ~ cur lots. Sill; ~ 900 bu ,lo, 10 aEsIyu
Ia naa4lo on Tho opuninR oE taa canal, VI equal
rh,.ss st'llA. Corn In fairly ac.,ys teourst,
m wv early delivery, A. III the ulost iastancey
nI,4S Iptofemeat ~ u ASk.sc pst bu. clusipX Gguly
aetts. "ss'esh unHFkapd Ut 4aG04a,ic, Oats 1ess
fo,rs,' saough ualur ftesE o.IetlnRs. partly for
,,,n.. ue!1sety; huyers had The Advantage ~ 10
,,n.. no. Chicago atloat quolea 1t isc; do In
Asts n1 quoted At ;!ono,
H.. ..se'lslo1s-llog products more active at .uuch
elssSa ps,eesi mcss attracted more attention,
lslt.1k lak " s9o eo tor new; forward deltrery In
Dr., -. aeaaHd a. ~ xl.anca af 1kGk.Dc, elos1ny
IA april so. l04al0. IL for nsw{ $40. 100
:, ~ WI s4uo, c4t-meAts In modesute dolnapu
em ~ ~ 94asatlons. bacon quoted higher. Wcul.
r,s.s@ ta'd qulIs aclye fus uarly uoIlypsy at m
Mg7k, ~ ~ " ~ "'xto' -'Ss' c''s'a9 "
ths st..a~-1a a uodeFa,s 1squest1 primo qqotsa At
s'' sete II t11O.luc.
ta"1as-ltav Ia ta demand ~ q ,.lG4taHc Tor la,,
T"a.elnlns Cuba, 1vEued - lat quolsa..
3l.o1 ~ '-set1 quiet; offered at 3l.n7h. sud
to, tos,@R,!ssars-Aetlvs R,.s inquiry 10. accommodation
usna bAsis ~ 10 rates, sltp.owuor<
, 1879-04-26

ChErxLAsD. O., April .5.-rxTno1nuN~U ~Un-
changed; standard white. ITO test. sc.
PITTAnuna, fa., April Ell. Quiet
truic III c at pasEers for shipment; teae,l SIC,
Fhlladnlphin delivery.
TIL Ctrr, Pa, April sJ. -pETnoLEuM-Markc
opened quiet will, talcs at tic, declined to ~ &c.
advanced to Tic. declined 10 7:iaie. nlsnnccd mud
clohch at T4nac: shipments, n, QUO brt1 averaging
81, 900; transactions, 90D, 6OU.
, 1879-04-26

A1sc3aI U1sHE'cH 70 tn 7T15HHk.
ErRiNopIELp, ILL.,, April 2i.-f.Iccnse TO or.
uaniza rs corporation was to-''ay frsucd by the
Secretary OF Stutc to she Triumph Sanufnytut-
lug Company, Of Chicago; capital, ss5,000;
object, tllu manufacture uf copsing.booIs atnl
Inks; curporators, John y. Oliver. LoyeIte
pearaon, ainl Aibyrt j. dexter.
, 1879-04-26

NEw YolsK. April 46.--lInEheea continues fnir
with commssion houses; cotton Eoota iii steady
demand and very arnl; Wansutta anu New lusk
Mlla bleaclsd shtrtlngs advanced SIC BY agents:
prints in fair request snd llrm; tawne and cling.
hams in moderate demand: heavy fancy cass1mrres
and plhla-1ack oyercoatinga n1oytng rather nitro
freely; foreign guods sluggish iu Gtst hauds.
, 1879-04-26

MILWAUKEE. April III. 6.-FLuuN-Qutet, but drm.
UHAlN.~-Wtvat *teadyi upc,.ca Ne hiRhess clossa
steady; No. ! AIIwaukee llard, Os,sc; M. Nil.
waukce. u3!ic: Mo. add,. Aaic: May, sss.c; June
Do4o, M. milwaukee,. :.bHe; NJ. 4. 7l!s&a7aoi
1siectc4. uI!ic. torn quiet; No. =, :t:1c. t,at%
qniul and uucsanaeI; No, y. Itaic. ltya lsmvt;
NJ, /. 4asic, IiAtlsy quIet3 No. 'spriug nomt'
nsl. 6Hc. =,
F,oyls1oNs-Qust and higher. Ness pork quiet
nsH, ~. .hh. Lard PriAIe steRM, ~. VI.
I0Gs-Qulut Ant unchanged " o. l0Qs3. It,.
NkcxilTs- Flour, u, uOu hsisI WuoAt. ~. QUO ha.
HuIYxEhTs-FlouE. II, COG hslt; wheat, " COO bu.
, 1879-04-26
ra{V Ttftf1

0swEao, April 25.-GnAiS- Whcnt IN moderate
demand: No. l hard 1>nIu'h spring. el.10; No.
= Milwaukee,. s1.02. torn lsiier; did No. aWeat.
erh, 40c.
, 1879-04-26
BUFFALO.

DurTAio, April 96.-0nAtS-whcat neglected.
Corn du1i; car.tots old No. 2 sold at 4go: new,
40!sc. Uata dull; miles oIc car white secd ht 34u
on track. l1a neglected.. hurley neglected.
, 1879-04-26

and reitosr. 4asaasc.. nats. market dull: No. l
ant nxttn whit, :stlt:nc: IN. : white. :ttft35tc:
No. ! white and M. . m!xcj, :El!tu:llc. Rye,
Dihstic.
1tEcEIrrs-FloH', 4. BD1 Iris; corn, 40, 600 au;
wheat, 4. lQU tit,
, 1879-04-26
NEW PUBLICATION.
TIE
POPULAR SCIENCE
MONTHLY
FOR M a z.

C1NTENTHt
THE ORIGIN or WORLDS. By rrof. Dan!st Vaughan.
tliiuttrated.]
TrE GROWTH OF THE WILL. Dy rsok. Aie1ands,
!Iatn, Ill. II,
cLEWs IN fATunAL HISTORY. By ps. Andfsw
Siison, tfIlusttatei.}
plg1krlc cuRioslTtEs. II. ny Felix l.. Oswald.
H.. II.
BODILY CONDITIONS AB INFLATED 70 MENTAL
STATES. Hy Charles Fayette Tatlor. 1t. u.
NEW GUINEA AND ITS lNltAD{TANTs. II. Dy
Alfred Rustcl Wallace.
DAFnktls Or DATWlN1sM.
DlsEAFEs or THE DopY AS a MENTAL BTtMu.
LIANT.
On SENSATION And TnE sESslrRnous ORGANS.
1}y frof. T. II. Huxley.
RESIDUAL PHENOMENA. ny rrof TattIgon Muir,
THE "AuTODiD0nArllT" or GEORGE CpNpE,
~ Eliza 4. ronmans.
SKETCH Or PROF. Y. D. WHITNEY. (Ytth Tot.
iraIi,1
CoEttEsrpEpEHCE.
EDITUNe TAfsi.k.
LITERARY HnTtCEs.
PorGLAR MISCELLANY.
NOTES.
90 cts. per Number; $500 pcr Annu IN.
D. APPLETON 4 TO- Fnbltshcr.,
, 1879-04-26

Bos1ox, April "a. -FLauN-Htsady with fa'r de-
manl; Western Yupcrs, 81. 00GEa. ID; common II.
iras, g. 7aGEa..a; Wisconsin sttraty IT, oeaa9' o.
Miunesuta extras. A..dQs i. 80. -
UAAM-EaTn Bte&o3t no1sFst8 oeMaaat ai4ea
, 1879-04-26

At the British E,nbassY IN rarls Queen Vic
torin ,},,rft. tn ru,nph.y with nI,Ic ,,.r.rns m,
tie following coussrsi tltlienue solp, fllst Df
aule with new tutnat'rs, mutton chips, roast
bect Will, new botatues, snluic u !o1Ilats,e ntd
Charlotte Russr.
, 1879-04-26

1rntAsArntss, 1nd., Anil III. -llnus-Qu!ct al
e.. h0l11. 20; receipts, z. BlO lead.
unAts-Whcat steady, Nh, 2 tcd. s,.0!. Corn
wenkGr ut JjMIlIlc. Uatb-Market tut At mfj1i1
3Hc.
Pnpvtaloxt-slon1t!era. ST. ~ bid, held n. ST. Bo; !;
clear rib, 4s;c blai held 3Mc. Lard, bic; held
, 1879-04-26

PEontA, April ct. o5.-lltohwlxes-Dull aa1ea Of
TO bri1 al 81. u.ti,
, 1879-04-26

ST. LOUIS.
81. Lousa. No., April e5. 5.-FLoun-Sisady And
unchanged.
OnA1s-Wheat-Opttons higher. and cash steady;
No. 9 rel fall. s1.ol1a CASH; 81. 04!111. 04h
Muy; 8l.o3M June; n5AG0Gc 3u!y; No. 3
do, 81. OH; No. . spring. a5c. Corn 1rmor;
No. 2 mixed, .aii GD32hG cash: 3@.sG5J25;c Nay;
33!ic June; :HG@"thc July. Oats higher;
scasces No. z, :.5isdt15tic. Rye steady aud un-
ChlngGd at lbHc. liarley dull aud unchanged.
Enthusiastically at S1.04.
i'NoyIEIoNs-Eork tlrmur at t10. 90. =. Lard
higher 1t g.. 0dD5. Of. l,ulk meats nomlnally IN.
changed. lIacon qnset; clear RIBS, s.. 1UtDh. Id;
cchr, 81. III.
1tEcElrTs--Fonr. i. 600 br!s; wheat, 81, 900 bu
corn. ~: oo1 bA; uats. 4, 0oo hn; rye, 5000 ba;
barley. q, 700 bu. ,..---
BilirAxsrs Flour, 8. GOO brls; wheat, 4. 600 bu
corn, \, t0u bu; oats, B.Uo0 bu; rye, nouei BAR
Icy, uune.
, 1879-04-26

1T sstgtsat at,as. ss,} sa Fsstetn sny vi 9@" a.
sss,sss q e s;' G''i 5 q 'fsi it, aS Il oS
onona 70 'i ie.sf. as lo qaal!!y g. 55s64; 90;
,S.ee ,tss eoTt a"s i,aet; , ;cal :alsst 1,er arc.
;ota o. ~. re- ss.cs for tho week 631 mead, nea'nat
n,t VIZ wesctep hes asnim,t -! ,,t1sS 1ss
;%ssssss: III ,s"t eE & H. !SsSS%'s So:Sss's
|;s's'sS; ;,;s;"I. ;sSy'' H. 4: SS f its assn 100
snItrhafferree;ssu htfere suppy only faI: i'm !ust ahan:
q. IttH Haeen's w p[!se, up q, arst yst y,
t9asst clipped extra l3 e 1Sv 1o{s1; y ~
fe3. 4 100 T. T. Htl a.: "a: woe!ed sIi5a, 1s9 70 1so
Gio9&s;3s;tsr'';I q ~ Il ggudjo so 10. sl.5o8t6.i5.
nsa Br, LOUIE.
:. tor,,, Aprii 25,-c1rTIE-;Stesay on light
sp. sso T. @ sose 4 sssys So eee1a "ea,so sss Saeh
&ttSth ncoun.frd Texan .tcufs, 81 264ti: 90; COWS
u u 'nS ssners, 3ooa4.4o. Receipts 7oo' 'hp
n,nts, 59d. ,,u,nd ,nd unchanged: rough
oo'c;a ;a = ia al: is: Yorkess to Dalt,'uores s3o
s,'s9I; se,a9;;; smooth henry. $a.3hst%so Nece'p's'
So sugnssst't sug1.ssx ttnd Unchanged: good 10 choice,
,sss4u6si. ss16si IL, Itccclpls, Gi0l shipments, lao.
.,.to. hurJl h.-CATrtT-1seeeirts 2.o01;
ps.sf p,s1 fscl,ug On best grades; snlcs q medium
,t5eta tS'sa .hipp,ts .teefs, s4aeHe4 5o sloise
ttelso..' .,nct held for shlpu3ent Tomorrow.
h!oasTr ht%s1r Asp LAaRs-lteeotpss, ,:l;o0o; MARKET
sa.as III drc1Ih,ne; few aaIrH Eood Westcsn elleep
tu!! ~ III 4 III: f cara nnao11.
y h.eeoNsEisrcptf, 4, 1:iD, light trade; supply
u nefsIi In ncmnnd; fair tn 1eat f1rktrst 81. hJ11
III. q. Imejiun, and hcavy. %. 700a. Ut: tuas
sdes dspoaed Of. 'F
ryonx, Ao,!! ii. -1}ESv Es-necalpta, !. 200:
,tssure IN prizes, but dull trade; nons usou by
'iaRsossSpReec,pts. i.0oo; market dull and droou.
II Si, ~ for ordinary to extEa clpred
~. !s..n. H. :EhSl. rs far common 70 Cholce Mn-
s'otb tar.Uats tlnu clipped wathera, t13 lbs,
nv,Tt NV tafcn fur expectation At 81, ~,
fHr,~r- -urce{pls, j, UtH}; ItsllIu offered nllYei
,,sInf oetler; faf to good curn'fed nou,inally at
tits r,,a,s .rv
Spttidl Dispatch to The JriLi.np.
j F.xs1s CIR, April 25. --f'ATrLE--The {'Fits
,ryfW scpofsa: Receipts. l7S; kIltbn,cnsf. II;
.s.., natye shippers. Vi. UDGl4. ii; hutsc statk4
~ md feeders. Il. 75&es' 70; nattse COWS. $3.50
eia,MM:-t,sceIpts, eia,M h0f: sh,pnonta, ain: fsmrr;
tjt 10 ehoicc packing. s3 Uod1a' 15: light sl''p.
tlns, S:.HNt1.o3.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April %. -.Iioas- 9teady and firm;
tomnun, s3.I t>3. u; ii4ht, 6;!.a9J5.I1i pack.
H. RI, 104tal Cd; hutclcrB', a3.b003.7A; re-.
taipu, 61D; sh'pments. 476.