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COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcro tho receipts md ship
ncnts Of tho leading articles Of produce III this
city during the twenty -tonr hours cndlllg ut 7
o'clock Fridny ,nor4snK md Tor tho corro'
etotttIiur time Inst ycNr:
, 1880-07-31

. NOa pNoDuCTA-wure EMtllur less notiyo, md
spnlowhns Hteater. though ,srtted nt the best. The
receipts Of URn not sGry 1nfRo hnurh tho tntal
for tho month will lo hGUat 7J pcf cont Greator than
for July sAst yeArJ, md they rusCd higher wo tntd
WINS quolud III 1cF e~t hlghor tn Ilverpool In sym
pathy with t1tSsth1ro Mnt An carly advance In tito
prices OF product but t.c deunnd was not Erent
enough t0 sustain II. md tho Improvement was lust
Thore WINS not bn luuch remark yesterday nbont
"corner" nA sI1r1tof0sc Dealers seem 10 have Ren-
orally sntl!od down 10 acceptance OF tho situn-
ton, though behaving tint 1t "'eca ard."
Special reporta to tho CINCINNATI Price Cmrrfnt
show tho number uf ioas packed from March 10 dao
and lniost .uu tia,os At tho undormpnAoned placGs,
, 1880-07-31
-. .ElIiEIliN.

Loan0H, July Bo.-Cnnsols ns lilo. .-..
AmurIcun soc,lritles-Now Gs. lG5ls; 4hs, 11i:<:
Is, lt41;;' llltnuiA Central, III; Pennsylvania
Central. 10; Eric, 45si; seconds, 13M; ltundtnK,
VII. ...... -,
Tho Gnllion withdrawn from tho Bank OF En-
Elnfll tu-tny Ia EJU.uU.
PARIS, July tN-tUntcs, SIT Csc.
, 1880-07-31

.,rsiTxI6Kss sWsfs IL snaii sYquost and steady ii
'F0uITKYSCh.nte ens waro dull and wsak. Tho Of
fertRs wore heavy. md the tt-gst Ha1 oy1rEtuckod
At ltoeA psr dUz- uIher kinds OF toultEy search
sEEDs- -rsm0tax yna dali and ~ eaaier, Cash eold u
ks@ soptsmbeg was @ a%4!et = r. Y M ~ n Tho nngr;
ais st and nrst half Of mexl month. TlIa demand
Was SnalIl. Other t1e11 wVr0 active atd nunltuxi,
ctU Yyr being tr,u NJ N.tA
SALT -Wna In gou1 request and steady1
FINE SAT-. tdt p1
tNaFss Hnt POT IN
lhty Will baN4 .t......s.....+ ~
l1aty N.huNt eAcxs. a31M
WlttEKtEHAe H. ySFJ ,R9.al detuana at tho ~.
hTle finished &oods on ths a4sla Of sM per gallon for
Wt0j-Waa IN modarate demand md ateady. Tho
Tecetpt1 continue only fair 41la abcks increasing
ylowty, II ~ all khaterh rFpnts arp lAyur*9au tof
fur atuadJ movVIont Following af0 local quotk-
liUud IN rhNee medium stub...........,.,......&d
loasso OF AlI 4n
tt1sp nhHhsttN neccl sH4
tpA!sD OnwAAheu h1oce.. 3t
sguiuA 0nNAaleH .ktti
aiea1llA WeanHH h1eca.
E1ue and coass0 w4shod dc0t1. .893
, 1880-07-31

THE CHICAGO HOARD.
On tho Chiengo Mining Hoard thero woro sales
Of 100 srcs Of sIerra ut $50; zoo sharrs Of Shen-
n.,<lnnt1 culnnon ut 400: loo shures of shunun-
donh preferred nt GOO; and 5o0 sharca OF Chlcago
t. silver CtIr ut *.
TiIH NEXT ROOM.
Tho Now York EpcAt1u iDst says:
-Aav!rex FROM the West Indicate tho return tn
Now York, shortly, 0t n'couRiliUrAbIo number OF
mining s1Mctlat,rs, who nre now scattered
thro!lgho.it TIN mineral bn1t from, Mot'tann .
hive beei, tn.ie BY tl'cm to spctrs propsrttts ot
il.nrc or less PROMISE. WHICH nre tu l,c lloNtcl
next fnIl md winter III tho Enatcr,, ci1lea Tho
Indications now nr0 that ncW. companies will
Soul, sl,rinu mp by tho d.xen. with tho usal list
TT rrot.,tnrNk men Ms ;" OIreGtara" and SPONSORS,
,he usual glowing rSports .,, oI "9,1perts" w. and
Wn1s ii, tho fture. THO public viii 10 expected
u tuko n+Hturost In all thcse, and to put UP Its
MpnGy NJ 0ncc.
NEW YORK.
Ilu the Mtat,.u 4t.sSetsttI F'sss
NEW HHlIK, July al--!3tiattless III tho Mining
Etork lixGtugt WIS dull, WItho,lt spuuiat rra-
lures, to-tlAy. Tho clHsng o!ticIal quotations
, 1880-07-31

Nursing mothers and delicate femalcs QQlu
5tlruxlA tgulu Multi UtttolS.
, 1880-07-31

Hnrsfosu's Acid Phosphate used hab!tuAliy,
renders tha yystetu lcsA ilaLe to tho attacks VI
ku1{Xtr1Jkt.
, 1880-07-31

conttnMn III ho Influenced by depressing ,rCpnrts.
ChryH,ltp tcclincsd ~ +, mud Little CHIEF t"j:
Attlc wns ntite active. Int closed without
change. Tho balnnco NJ tho list was without
fenturG.
BAN FRANCISCO.
BAN FIaAEC,sco. t'nt,. July ;n.-The following
aru tt,a closing quotations Rt tho Stock 1h,nrtl;
, 1880-07-31

slIEEns;.W9re ;, steady at *aooa425 por 100 III for
pour 10 pf''0e '0s' NEW YORK.,
NEW YORK, Julf fal-isEErxF-ltoce!rss, 3ap; Ro*
Sms fs MS's III a 1n1s a 1tc ssdS & hss1 IN @
sassa s. fss5 fer nexH? 1n at
dnsct md y anS NIX 1o shsse ase
lsof. ~ ilvo shes:t 6u carcasses mutton sndH
sssp 81 ,s2 1;sy .,,::: :!s's{ % M
sSSSs ,Si; ~ os'ea "'s' a'o
ALBANY.
Special Dtspateh to The Chiraqo Tribune.
cna IL 1eaS. "I a Issios ss sss ia
.aes ssaa NJ s Esss S ss @sas
'pp s. NY q ts sst ss I..
or 'haop 4 s r %i1i,' SE '; ,',ss5tS y
51;1 isst xssk| deS,ssa You'll fai prieas 's's'
sEEE S%; itssspts ss,1 ss}sna 2, .sis ':bs
lUFFAf.D.
R RpE'%1S p'* q; !%,z s,s q IS .toes
as s sasiea 4! .soS; as. @ 1sss ss: :'is
%s; /. sSa wss'ss% e.sia Ss ssS3Ss S Mta Western 'n
S%sr tisrs. aany ss e ,'i msdu; soT%ss .
;$$s $$ :sS ssas ;S f:; Ss. .s ;
ST. LouIs.
St. Lon.s. JNly aa3cA1rhE-ye.y slow .:s u,..s a.
fES: ss sIfSs' tssf: 1 45 5;2Is%'s, -
Ss @ 4gssS5: ss5Ss: :S; siSa; ssiSss! ss;ts @ to ''s' A
clNClSNArI.
81 sSS.ssAa' @ 4 ss sssy :ssssa isssas fs%Tsa sst*ss@ @
SlIifT iJt rernints i1bj. xlilnUents :.li.
, 1880-07-31

hclng traupnhlt to those hulsts which hive lcctl
heavy holders. who nrr npparcrtly engaged III
manipulating for n shRrp n.lvAnce on tho alto
Etthcr exceptional cnrntnzs Ut property. Tho
clnso WIN litlct!uhly rtn for n,ur0 af tho nctitu
list. and thcro Is nothing fl tin present look of
tho iunrket tu worry tho met, VINO tavn UNDER
taken tn bring prices up u point Wllcrc tl!oy
will luck Inviting 10 tho outside public. Tho
pulley Of tho manipulating seems now to bg
turning tn such sttnks rs have least participated
IN fhe F'tstr7t Atioetnttd FRA.
NEw TORKt .Jnty :N.--tlovprnmet1ta nniet.
flnl1rnn,l httnls strong and generally htYhcrs
Etntc securities !lrln. ......
Tic stock ninrkat WIS strong putf nctIvr
throughout tho greater portion Of tho t!Ay.
There were uccMslOIlnf fractional rt1otiuns, hit
tic general tendency WIS tuwn,yi il higher rnnRe
NJ niiutastons, nh ut the enso the Improvement
on lilo days transactions ranged from Il to III
Ter cent. Tho latter In Illinois .Cesitrai. Among
illc coal stttis, Delaware. 1LlCknwntl1n & Vest
ert wAs l1athlty strong, md purchases wcrG In
lnccd by rGiH,rts thnf eper cent dividend viii
ba ectlred ut tho Directors inectlrlg next wcgk
prn,,l,artl stock bonus. Alton t. Tcrre linute
cots,.non soltJ lip from 2o} to ~ and rcccded to
Thc earnings Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Pail larOutl fnr tho six snDi,ths 1ndng .luo
III, lS3U. wcru $stlT,uA. HKAinst 81 OH, III fur tho
s.t,nn time In 1871. Tho gNrnnHs OF t11D snina
rMl1 for thD ifrst thrce WcckH OF July wrrU
Sns7 7oNl nptnat $4!t',hit for tho sasl,u tlnle III
1ssa. THO rnrntngs et this road thus yenr nrD ut
tho rntu nj /. PER rent per antium on tho conf
tl1<t1 md preferred KtHpk.
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Disaster Mt Sca.

STEAMSHIP SYRIA DISABLED AND BECOMES w.
MANAGEABLE RUlTIEss EXPORTS TO row
HER-sHE rs ABANDONED ~ SINKING con-
DITION.
NEW YORK, April S.-The steamer Gel
lert, Captain Kuhleween, from Ham burg,
which arrived yesterday, reports that on
April 4th, al 8 O'Clock in the morning. Iati-
tude Al 3J, longitude $50 3S/, he met the
British steamer Syria, Captain johnson,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, with rud-
der lost, steam-post and main discharge
pipe broken, together with other injuries,
which rendered The vessel entirely unman-
ageable. The Captain came on board and
asked 10 be taken In tow. We gave them
our steel hawser aud took one OF their
elevon.inch hawsers, secured them well and
started slowly ahead. The Syria not being
under control went from one side TO the
other, which finally parted both hawsers.
Finding II impossible TO tow the vessel, we
signalled Captain Johnson to that effect.
A boat with portion Of the Syria'S crew.
with their baggage, then came aboard, and
soon after Captain Johnson, who made
every effort TO induce his men, or portion
Of them, 10 return TO the ship, but all re-
fused, and also refused 10 do duty on the
GelleIt, in case any of her men would vol
unteer 10 go with I'm and try TO save his
ship. johnson then applied 10 Captain
Kuheween to give him some men. Kuhle-
ween sent an officer and engineer on board
the Syria to examine her. They reported
that in their opinion II was not safe TO send
men on board, as the vessel could not pos
sibly float much longer; consequently Cap
tain Kuheween refused the men asked for.
The Syria was abandoned by her entire
crew, except Captain johnson, who re-
NAMED on board, and again asked for men
TO help save the vessel, which was refused.
Captain Johnson, at last seeing the utter
useiessne>s of his remaining aboard alone.
consented 10 come aboard the Gellert, and
all were brought to this port. The Syria's
cargo consisted OF 5000 bales Of cotton and
200 tons OF Oil-cakes.
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OF great value on account Of its artistic COM
position and the dumber OF precious stones
1t contains.
Emperor williams Refusal to Allow
bismarck 90 Resign.
BERLIN, April S.-Emperor William has
replied by TIE following Cabinet order TO
Prpce Bismarck's request for permission
10 retire from Office:
81 certainly do not understand the diff
entities in which you may be placed oy the
conflict between the duties imposed upon
YOU by the Constitution and your RESPONSE
bility. do not feel inclined TO relieve you
OF your Office, because you believe your
self unable In particular case to carly out
The task allotted to you by the Constitution.
| must, on the contrary, leave II TO you TO
submit 10 me, and subsequently to the Bun
desralb, proposals calculated TO bring about
constitutional solution OF duties Of this de-
scription.v
PARIS. April S.-The Bishops at the head
OF the Paris Catholic University have de.
cded TO conform to the law az embodied in
NJ. jules Ferry's educational bill by altering
the name OF the institution 10 that OF The
Catholic Institute"
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ton over the sabjeet matter Of the bill, md
lllat the proposed supplementary lection
did not reduce the expenditures, as II must.
TO be IN order.
The Chair ruled that the proposed
amendment would reduce expenditures.
and was therefore In order.
Mr.. Conger appealed from this decision.
but the Chair was sustained --ayes, 1903
noes, 92.
After considerable debate rs TO whether
general debate should be allowed on the
hili--tbe Republicans claiming that such
had been the agreement--thc committee
rose, and the House adjourned.
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MIASMA RENDERED POWERLESS

The most certain way TO render powerless the
miasmatic vapors which produce chills and fever
and other malarious disorders is 10 fortlfy the sys
TEN against them with that matches preventive of
periodic fcvers, Hostel r's Stomach Bitters. The
remedial operation Of the Biters Is no less certain
than their preventive effects, and they may he re-
lied uDon to Over come cases Of fever and ague which
resist quinne aud tie mineral remedies Of the phar
maco3eia. Dyspepsia, constipation, bilious COM
plants, rheumatic ailments. and general debility,
likewise, rapidly yield to their regulatiye and tonic
influence. They are ucalculable Blessing to the
medicine and the best safeguard which the traveller
or emigrsnt can take to an unhealthy climate.
ap 7-W(w).F&M
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THE LATEST NEWS.
rxrenaru TO TnEprsrATCH.

,xn GOSSIP At TUE NATIONAL
Ncr",r1rAL-coNeREsslcNAL pRocEED-
80 Destructive FIRE AT WATER
Nv NV CONN; AND A Two-HUNDRkD-
p,~,,s,Np-poLLAR RLAzE AT DIXON,
~wo MEN KILIED AND SEVERAL.
n,..n'syp-THE orEARY BELT CONTEST
'M ,a,n ANNUAL REGATTA or THE viR-
SIS,A AMATEUR oAnsMkN-rwo MEN y,
.,uty AND TuREE SERIOUSLY IN
orn HY COAu-GAs osfoN-
,.vrRs STORM AT CHARLESTON, $ c.
,r NrRDER AND ATTEMPTED SUI
-yurKRoR WILLIAM DECLINES TIC
,ccrrr RIsMARck's RESIGNATION
,rsrcK OF \ BRITISH sTEAmER-oTnER
,,rFIGN NEWS. &C, &C.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL g, 1850.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL g, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steam ship Isaac Bell, Gibbs, New YORK. merehaD-
disc and passengers. q. W. Allen Co. agents.
steamer j. W. Evsrman, Carr. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers, j. w. McCarrick'
agent. .,.,, ,,-,,.., s,...,
mail, merchandise. aud passengers, l.. v. iatum
Schooner W. H. Kenzel, soper, New York, iron.
Schooner n. II. Borroughs, Taylor, New York
iron.
Schooner John u. Halliday, Cranmer, Boston,
coal. curtis & Parker. 49,.
schooner Anuie +. Acams, Field, Bal inore,
iron or .. Bu. X 4 Christian.
SchOoI er HOPE, Williams, Norfolk, barrels, Buck
4 Christian.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Phadelphs April 9Th, scbooners John
NcDonaId MrAndrews; Archer & Reeves, smhh
ard Mary * france, Mullen. - .
rrom New York Apni 9Th, schooner cara NJ
Goodman, Quiilan.
HITCH SOMEWHERE.
The smithu.li Nesss save: The new STEAMBOAT
n o from smiihdeid 10 Richmond does not seem 10
NEE, with very supsIsn'isi aid from our eiutrhs.
Riepmond. always foremost In progress and In-
royement subscribed v, ry hand ouriy 10 thr Ne"
route nut mo, AID Is required 10 make .uccrss,
.. fhe proprietors viii PROBABLY ASH .aii IN the
North some OF our merchants should take seine
s,oes and Try 10 get the boat.
ny Telegraph.
QUEENSTOWN. April e.-Arrfvcd TN Bark
Az from Richmond
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, April 8, 1880
Couutry produce.

Country Produces
.AppIes: S46i4.50 q barrel.
Bsesp0T. zoe. r 10.
Swttsr: Prime 70 choice yellow, 1885,; fail
20 good. 20d25c.
corn Neal: 62c. p bushel for country; zoe. fol
''I bred Fruit: Apples. 5@6Sc.: peaches peeled
s6a l2c.; unpeel~d, 4d6c.; cherrles, l2Hc. = ID.
bllckOcrries. 6mS;.
Fathers. Prime rya-0oos- 4JG47..' common
95@35c. turkey tail, l5c. q TO-; turkey wing, Toe
tIarsssd: 81 s5 y 0ushei.
Hqv: Virginia timothy, 90@95c.; clover, N
@s0c. oo.,
P0fnt0es: IRISH. y hushel 50M6oc.
Roots.-Ginseng, II Z d. Seneca free OF tops 4oc
Z 10.
Rye: 75@s5c. . nssnel
B~isd StrGo: 35@40c.
Tailor: 5h5jec. n ID.
Wool: Washed Asa Soc: unwsshed. 3ea35c
Rurry wool will bring IRON 10 &c. " 10 less tnan
above rates.
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Roseadsle. $3.50 y barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, S@l0c. = Dushel: Rock and
slmyI rs. according TO quantity; Jonter thnlsi'
ingJ, 81: Glenn's Falls. s5@90c. 40.
Pfaster: Lnmr. "A rs; ground, ~; cacined
MASTER 81 .bO@sl.75
Tar: Large size. f3.2oat3.oO.
Dry Goods.
Prints. MerrNnsfk. "a offfimaNh cnh 'ins
7rc Richmond. 7lsc. South Bridge. 7kc. Pacific
sc Sc; SprasHe. 7sc. sprague,, snirtiOg, 5c.i
nnnnel,s. Sc; A,rn's. 7kc.: Man,.".t'i.
y ash ,sio,, g.: Ma isr' Pink. &c.; Mallory pur-
ME Sc. +: sim pson Mourning, &c.; slmpson Grey
&C.; simpson Black, &c.; Harmony, 7c.; ASH
'aP Bro ~, Cot ons Msnche ter Z A., 6yc,; Man
Mama a: A. y e MaAeI Ro s:sf a. T. 4 K
n ne: James River \ o. q. 6sc: JANE u ~
X. X, &c: james Rive, "A H.: lac. Jane .
Div standard Al u. d., &C.; Grsnt"v' h
&c.; Grant sir "A Z. T., :; P9cahen,a' nne
q (,onestog- d.. 7kr.s 1nrs - w. on
Bro,o Sheetin0s: PeppereIi lo'4' soc.' Andros'
coggin 1914, SOC. a.. 1000. ysx yo,s
Mills lSHc.; :" psuita; 1875; paD D &c
For restdalr, lie; Hero 4, loc. P.lhsm' NC,
on,neOang, Ole Hope a., i0e.; Ec anse ~
Yin Gtaaham ..Piunset, Zoe. white Mps ass
,o9 lie Keuii worth. 8fe. Cu brriana, ose' =,
i"gG 81 -Coue>toga A. A. l3%c. CONTEST "a y, ~
A.. I5kc. Cones'o "a O. u. io.sc.i .o"ss'os"
,ni,nn' I Nc: Conestoga y. r.. zoe. s,..,.
m, Snir,ting as Stripe Sheridan As" &C.; sher''
am oN1,is: GrauineviIis, o. stats, eSe''
Pe gr Be-, 9sc,; RocSbridse AA' sic'
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SUPERIOR
~
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
FOR SALE PRIVATELY AT THE RICHMOND
BAZAAR.

Nav he found at the RICHMOND BAZAAR the
6oIIowing THOROUGHBRED STnCK-viz.:
No. l.-CRusS-TEAM BROWN COLT. -four years
ID, by llLmbeIonian. out OF hoSsu'h
. MARI; o,,,, .,
BAY COLT, four years, by o'Malley' out
Of Tempest. -, q,
Va 1-Pair OF BAY PONIES, four years old, nj.
N"' zen hands high. by Hambe,onian, out
of a we'll pred mare. -
No 3-BAY FIILY, four years old hy liamoleto.,
AVE- man. on Of Black Hawk mare.
No. 4.-BLACK FiLLY, three years ols' oy biA'H
Raven. oHf OF pacing mare.
No. 81 pair fine BAY MARES, TX ana seven sever
years old. by "Curls "; splendid driver;
SINGLE and double peri Guy genie, anu
can be driven Nv any lady.
r,a above are all kind 10 harness, good eolors'
STYLISH and can be- recommended 10 io''h Vi n'S'
class STOCK. .,eo
A sORREL GELDING. unbIoke, two yesrs :, H no.
by Eleclic, out OF aihofoueh'reu hi"'e ~ '''"e
Lear. 80 ,. ,,,,,, .rnlfcation
i"e "'V'' L. 5. ALLEN,
10 Manager
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL S.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lu1s-CommOn. s3Gi3.50; medium, &461
"A 80 good, S4.50@S5.
LeGE-Conlmon, s5@s5.50; medium, f6MS7 !;
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra fac, nominal
Sfelnmiag.-IommOp, S3@y4; medium, $50
$3.50; COCO, S7dSS.50; fine, S9@SlO.
DARK GooDs-MANUFAcTURING
Ina Pitiers.-CommOn. S3.50@S4 medium,
81 50dS5: good, s5.50Gs6.
LeGT FiUers-tommo SJ(GS5 90; medium,
s6@ $3.50: good, g ss fine. s9G$l0; extra fine
JVrGppers.~t'o mmon, s7.50@ts.5s: medium.
$500 80: good. S9.50@tl0; fine, SlO@$ll {:
extra, sl2013: extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT ODs-MANUFACruRISG.
Smokers.-rommon, $S6sI0; medium, 800
Sl2: GOOD, s12@SlG; fine. $l69S20
FiHers.-t'OmmOn, S6MSS: medium, S7M99
good. SlpMsl2; fine, nominal.
IFrnDpfrs.-CO lninOn, l0tlSl ,; medium. 81 DO
$40: good, S20df30; line. S4O9s50; fancy, s5t
ur0DDers. MahOgdng.-Common, S12rSl5
medium. !l5d@2O; good, S22G $50; line, 5000
$40, extra, S45@S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally 10 good old heayy-Aodied lug, and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
| Old m9s, $4@s5: Kentucky River lugs, 500
| tl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3aslS.
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DIR. J. c. LONGS JUDGMENT OF TIE WORK.
read a large part Of DR.. Tupper's book while II
was passing through The press expected to find 1t
valuable as a book of reference and rs furnishings
valuable history of The Foreign Missionary work OF
The Southern Bapists. In this respect my eXpecta'
ton was not disappointed; but, In addition,
found 1t book full of interest Of many kinds. It's
.ketches Of missionaries, its descriptions of the
counties In which they laborcd, including almost
all parts of the world, and its flesh and striking
views of missionary work, give great variety, inter-
es, and value to its contents. Dr. Upper has done
a work for which every intelligent friend of mis-
sions should thank hin.
For sale by AMERICAN BAPTIST PUBLfCA-
Z, ON SOCIETY, 1920 Chestnut street, PhGJc-
uhia JOSIAH RYLAND x Co, Richmond, Va.
Also, by Agents. mn 9'eod4t
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rorty.sixth Congress--Second Session.
WASHINGTON, April s, 1880.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Aprll ., loou.
SENATE.
The morning hour was occupied WIN
unimportant business. At It's expiration
Mr.. salisbury said he would not interrupt
the debate on the Ute bill to-day by calling
I'D The Keliogg.Spot report, but would
call it up on Tuesday next.
The Senate then resumed the consdera-
ton OF the bill ratlfying the Ute agree
ment. ~
Arguments for and against the bill and
covering the Indian question generally
were made by Messrs. Dawes, Williams,
| Butler of South Carolina, Coke, ana DINERS
MIR. Butler opposed the bill as one which
| temporized with and postponed the final
settlement of the Indian question. He OPP
posed il because II did not do away with
| ibe present eXpe; siye aud disastrous Indian
policy, which had already cost S1790OC,OOO
| in annual appropriations, and thrice that
sum for expenses and losses through In
dian wars. He would not vote for any bill
which recognized the independence OF TIL
bal organizations.
Mr. Coke said he thought Mr. Buffers
argument tended 10 support rather than
overthrow this bill, since nc measure yet
| brought before Congress proposed To make
! a more radical change in the lndian po'icy
than this. Ii would leave only shadow
OF tribal relations in existence. He would
accept this bill a. remedy for many OF the
exi,ling evils. IL Il wanted IN all else, IL
would at least avert disastrous war.
After some further remarks by Messis.
Teller, Vest, and Hill, the Senate adj
iourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Undcr the call OF committees bilIs were
reI olted and disposed OF as follows
b, Mr.. Barber, OF Illinois, from tne CON-
miltee on Claims, for the rebel OF Henry &.
Deabria. Placed on private calendar.
Also, for The relief OF the German Ma
ticnal Bank Of Louisville, Ky. Placed on
private calendar.
A large number OF bills were reported
adversely from the Committee on war
Claims, ana ia on the table.
The House then went into CommI.tee
OF the Whole on the army appropriation
bill.
Considerable discussion ensued as 10 tue
point OF order raised by Dir. keifer, OF
ONO, Yesterday, ayainst the supplementary
section which tbe Committee on military
Affairs proposed TO add to the Dill TO pre-
vent the Use OF the army at the polls. fhe
Republicans generally held that the Com
miisee on Military Affairs had no iurisdIe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

APRIL 7.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
Beef CdttLs.-Very hest, h4c. good, 4j3do Sc.
medium or good fair quality. 3A@i4c.: bulls
zaa3c.; rough oxen, thin steers, &C., 25a3sc
HogS.-Very best. 6s@67sc.; good TO common
grades, &c, 5xGec. G. NJ. mel.
SheeD.-Yrry best, 6i@7c.; medium to good
5km5ac. " ~. gross.
TeGIs-<3.50(G&9 so p head.
Mitch CoicS.-S20@S40 3. head.
Ab)ut 200 head Of beef cattle, 4S2 hogs and few
sheen on the market. Cattle market rather slow
but prices were about the same q, last week, quail
considered. Best hogs I0lerably 6rm al quotations
Good extra sheep IN demand. Some few cattle enc
hogs left over unsOld
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
A Chinaman Exercises the Right OF
Suffrage.

CHICAGO, April S-A special from Fond
du Lac. Wis, says there was novel fea-
ture at the municipal election there yester-
day. Sing yam, native OF China, took out
naturalization papers and cast his first vote
as an American citizen. He has lived here
for two years, and has learned to read and
write English, and has discarded his Chi
nese costume, still, however, retaining his
queue. He is the only one OF bis nation
ality in this section.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
The virginia Amateur Oarstmcn.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, April S-The
Council of the Virginia Amateur Oarsmen
Association have fixed July 9th for the Sec
ond annual regatta to be held here on the
Rappabannock. Crews from other States
will be invited to contestin the races.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
Domestic Tragedy i'm San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, April This morning
Edward p Holm shot bis wife in the breast
at her residence on Market street, and then
shot himself behind the right ear. Holm
NAV recover, and, though conscious. refuses
to state why he shot his wife, from whom he
had been separated for some time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
BOSTON Sends a sherman Delegation

BOsTON, April SIN the c1ucuses held in
all the wards OF the city last night to select
delegates to the Republican Convention 70
be held at Worcester on the 15h, returns
from all but two wards indicate prefer
ence for Sherman as first choice. with
chances OF Grant and Edmunds about equal
for second choice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-09
nyEING AND SECURING.

DYEfNG. SECURING, AND CLEAN
LING EsTABLISIiMsMT, AZ NJ iS Ss,, GnA A..
HxLIanMr. L. LiNNEMaNN informs his friends,
former nairons and he saer, pnssie 81, ma nc nai
i , =. 80. DYEINI aud CLEANING KID
G ri W. AID FeATgfBs screislty IiS wen,
faowu French Over, Mon;. tsns NoscT' from
Paris, Is In his emgo5 Tive MAJ cah'
M x-eol3m