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"They Was-iie We're"
-. - -. IL II a IL

Tho dar,ecratic wave which has spread
over all seciety-and washed down some
Times winch had BETTER have been LETT
staudinr-has swept through the whole
province of literature. The spread o. edu-
cation among the people demands htera-
ture cheap enough to IT once SUIT their
rockots and meet their wants. TINS
naturally increases tho output, and
the OUTPUT recessitates more hands.
Among the hundreds who write where
formerly was ono. there must o. necessity
be n larger percentage of tho incompetent.
So we End Il, and so every editor ana every
nuhlisher and every author Of nny name ~
nh prove it. The cart-loads Of pbaolute
rubbieh which are shot into tic publish
era esices and laid IN th' tables OF
editors have their screenings ahd tlterlngs
in the private houses OF authors; People
who have nothing to say and who could
not say it If they had dance do"h lh9
flowers OF rhetoric and upset all
the orderly arrangements Of synta1 -
then send Won the result. There IS not
q Grammatical error, short Of they was "
ard "he we're" that they do not commit.
Their composition il as lisiocatsd as
creature that has been broken alive on the
wheel. All their carts 60 before all ther
horses, and their proposition are TN
tackled on TO the wrong verbs. incir sen
fences are so many cate cradles, where you
sssi, in vain for the governing line-the
ending clue. Their epithsts arc simply
renefitiors. one of the otheIsticky drops
Of tho same material a-rlutinated;
and az void Of suggestiyeness as 81
beauty. There is not an original thought
in the whole twenty pages Of closely-writ-
ten manuscript (foolscapl, and not line
of description drawn at first hand They
reproduce what they have read and warm
up TIE stale dish into still more unpalata-
bic hnsh. The trashiest magazine, the
most IGNORANT paper published, declines
their work. Tho fence TO be cleared with
either is very low, worry easy; hut these
hating aspirants hays not been able to do
even that.
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CATTIE MARKETS.

NEW York, Nav 27.--Beeves- Receipts, 1862
cer-l loads, AL for slaughterers ana exporters DO
trading; feeling firm. Dressed steady at6ks
7a!c: shipments to-day. 2,SO0 quarters OF
bseves: tomorrow, $50 boeyes, snd $3.50 guar
tors d beef Calyes-Rscoipts, 10 heaa; msrkot
steady: vesls, Siaf55) sheep aud Lamps-he-
ceipis, !. 800 head market Arm sheep, tiyaSo !;
lam b., st. hGa& q: Dressed mutton Drm ~ IVA
Ike dressed IAN Ds steady at l2k sitc. HOGS
Receipts, sos head; nOfniDAlly steady 81 ga
$40.
EAST Liberty, Nay 7.-Ca,tls-Receipts, 40
head; shipments, go head; MARKET slow a. yes
terday's prices; no cattle shipped 10 Ne" iorK
to-asy. Hcza Receipts. I,01J hend; shipmenN,
/ 500 hand ulArkel nlow: medium and saiecied,
81 1884 IS; common 20 best forkers, 50 toaftu5 {;
pigs, S3.50as265 s.; 10 hogs shipped 10 NeW 1NIk
u. day. sheep-hccoipts. 2,S0O head; shipments,
9s,O head market active and shsdo higher
than yesterdays prices.
CHICAGO, Nay H.--CGtile-Receipts 6,Q0Ohesi;
shipmants, --; market higher; natives. Sist5 ;
asocksrs aad feeders, Sc l5aN.25; cews, bulls,
aud mixed, sl.9oas4: Texans. s2sH..S. Hog
Receipts 1900 head: shipments. -- head
market active aud hisher; nshi. s&s7hasA0S;
packers and shippers, $3.b3H aShgiN; light
mixed snd selected heavy, S&seas4.O5- Shoep-
Receipts, C,o39 head: shipments. - head;
market s.Ow; natu IS, sJes5 40, 4e1aaS, %As1.oVi
ismb~, tc.76
ST. LOUIS. May -CntAe-Recsipts $500
head: shipments, 100 hoad: msrke. = shade
hiRDsr; god TO fancy native steers. si.6DaS;
fair 10 good DO, t1ebsSA4O; stOckors and iced
ers, $3sgaso; TeTass and indisns, 81 5os$L1O.
Hogs-Receipis, 300 hoad; shipm6nts l.3SO
head: market higher; fe,r 70 choice heavy,
81 SOas299A packing grades, SS.16aB. s.; light,
fair TO best, S3.75ssiNk. Sheep--Receipts, l.eOO
hoad: shipments, 3.1o0 head; market strong;
fair 10 choice clipped. siash20.
BALTIMORE, Nav S.-CdlUsrfOn Stock Yards;
Arrivals this week, S4Ss; arrivals last week,
1859; arrives one year ago, 5,ss2. There Is
rather q free Offering usis week, the number
beiag more than ,250 head Ia excess Of last
weeks record. Trade is only uoderats-not sc-
tive in any OF The yards. Prices are KsXc. oil
from last wesk. Good western hogs-say $50 TO
l90 pounds gross--sre In best demand. quota
fons ranging for them, So 20 SIC. net with Re ~
extra q shAds higher. Fair hogs, 5Ha6ssc.:
rough hogs, Sc net OF tho receipts, 1,l65 head
cane by tho Baltimore and Ohio railroad, sud
1881 head by the Penn ylvsnia railroad.
C.aremont Market /: Receipts this week,
2.47s head, against 4.9s9 asi week; fair 20 good
selling at fiC0 rSughs as $3.50, Receipts Of
sheep aud lsmbs, s,b52 head; sheep selling frem
A. 10 bAe.; lsmbs 81 TO nc. Arrivals l5l
cars. containing s29 cattle, % calves S.552 sheep
nnd lamhe, esq hogs, aud 81 horses. shipments
10 New York. Philadelphia, &C. Loss cattle, 9
cslves. 900 Sheep and lambs, and 2.i63 hogS--
Baltimore American.
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,.tort Ioads two days with loads
MN von know the Ihnrni" He
mods his head rapidly; u, hoy far
Is ito" He rests MS right nana sideways
on the elbow joint. IN, iouf days
iourney.n "Is there mucn looa on the
road?" He pats his apdo uI, iovingly
S MI "a a no,nt in front Of him, from
,rhicb we NAV infer that our psunches Will
tacome Ike PROSTATE pyrsmics. We ask
80 vrbv Aveliko has 40 little food. The
i;ttie man ATTEMPTS to initiate the sound
- ,.,,,shofs and cries "Do-o-o-o," and we
~. i-foTmed unite intelligently that the
aevostation is due 70 the Mn1yuema.
suppose we must have passed through
"a many as 100 villages innaoited by the
rirmies. Long. however, be,ore We reach
eli them they were deserted ahd utterly
cleaned out. Our forasers ana scou,s may
have captured about nifty OF ,hesS lwarfs;
onIv one of when reached the heiGnt OF
az, fonr inches. They varied from thir-
tv'1ine inches 10 fifty inches generally.
Thev are go well pr0portioned that at Grst
s;Tbt thew might be taken for ordinary
mankind. but when We place by their side
= Tnronean Soudancse. or Madi they
arncar exceediugly dimunitlve. Bv the
side of dyarfs OF mature eye, Zanzibar
how of thirteen would appear large.
The agricultural 5ettlements IN TINS re-
zion nre 10 be found every nine or ton
miles apart, and near oGcn se'tie hlei't az m
bonrs march distance VIII De louhl rom
four to eight pigmy villages eitulIed al9ns
tho ratbs leading TO II. mo larger aDo-
rir,,,es are verv industrious and form o
cioaring of from 400 70 1900 acres: Amid
The nrostrate forests they plant their na-
mana and plantain bulbs. In twelve
months the prostrate trees nre almost
hidden bv the luIurisnt fronds ebun..
dant fruit of uurivalled quality, size, and
flavor. II would be easy TO prove that IN
the forest an acre Of banana-pllnts pro-
duces TWENTY-FIVE times more loou than an
acre in wheat produces IN England. mo
pigmies appear TO be aware thhI oanahh
plantation a inoxhaustible. aud q think
HAT tbey have az much right TO the pro-
duce M tho aboriginal owners. There
fore fhev cling to these plantations
aud make the larger natives pay. dearly
for the honor Of their acquaintance.
In another manner they perform valu-
able service TO them by warning them Oh
the advance of strangers and assisting
then 10 defend their settlements they
also tran game and birds and supply tne
larger natives with peltry, feathers, ana
meat. 1t appeared to me that the pig
mics were regarded somewhat "a parasites
whose departure would nc more welcome
than their vicinity. When. honey and
game. meat. peltry, end feathers get
low or scarce in the neish9orhoosd
the pigmies pack their household goods
on their women's backs aud depart else
where to attach themselves to come other
nlantafions. A forest village consists OF
from twenty TO one hundred families of
pigmies. and probably in that area be
tween the !huru and Ituri rivers there arc
rs many a. 1000 families living this no
rnadic and free life in the perpetual twi-
light of the great and outrageous forest
of Equatorial Africa.
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MARKETS BY TELGGaAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nay 29.-Cotton duh and nomi-
nal: sales, 1853 bales; uplands, l2hc.: Orleans,
10 I3-l6c.; net r0ceipts, 1865 bales; oxports-to
Great Britsin, 47d bales t. the Continent, Ivy
and week. Wheat lower; No red, 81 AaS4Rc.
in elevator; options moderately active and
wesk /; No. 2 red. May and June, 9']lc.; July,
slac; Augusl, 9s,.c Corn quiet and higher;
MAY, iOc June. 4os.c; Jaiy, 4l1sc Oats nrin-
er: OPTIONS irregular; May. Sc: June, 35c.
July, S24c.: No spot, 24s35c Hops nrm aud
qu.ei. Codso-Options closed barely steady and
Quiet; May, 81 2Sasl145; June. sl7.o5asl7io;
Jnly, sl6.ssssl695; spot Rio duh and stead !;
tar cargoss, go Suzar-kaw dull but nrh.
far refining, axe; refined nrm and fairly &C
tive; standard A, Lilo confoct oners'
sis-isc; powdered. CSC Molsssss-PoreiGn
frm; New Oriesss quiet: common 10 fasoy'
3ialsc. Rice steaay ard quiet. Pesrs,eum lever;
refined. 1890. hssia steady. Inrpenune ouu
a 35a97sc Wool ia fair domaine and steady.
Pork quist Bsel arm. Beef-hams strong.
Dried beef arm. cut-msats quiet and weak.
Niaales quiet aud weak: sao,tcisar' W. Lard
more active western steam, sassS 81. city steam.
$40: June, se.32 bid; July, ts43 bid. freights
woaA; cotton. LIED. bid grain, ID.
CHICAGO.
CHfcAee. May go.--Cssa -four steady. No.
spring sad 80. rcd wheat SIC No. corn,
33xc No. cats, 2ss25ac. Mess-poct, slasa
lard, sdCa Shertrios, hsOssA.2o shoulders,
g. iRasA2o saort-clesr, s5o3asA7a Whiskey.
tl.tJ
1hs volume Of trading In wheat te-csy was
rather large. There we're less usaa me usual
number OF outside buying orders and quite
eosd many selling orders. LEGAL operators also
eeI9 freely, and there was general liquidauon-
kemo of the parties credited with being tne
strongest bulls . few days ago were reported ss
having seid out The opening was 4a.fc. lover
than yesterdays closing and under Tree oner-
ings cold OF nc moro, and tasn rallied Aatc.
But tho offerings became heavy and IL was sur
missed that some one was feeding the market
win all the wheat II would take, MAKING the
selling appear too conspicuous. and prices sold
CT :. ale, and thsn rather rapidly fka2c more,
ruled irregular, and closed about aye lower for
July. &C. Ter August, and lssc for sepsembe r han
the closing yesterday. There was nothing TN
portan, 10 the way OF crop news. OF, In faci nsws
OF any kind. Corn was dull and lever. lower
pricoe being the rule on oil futures Operations
eere ia the main local with the opsaing t.ak
iovcr, The market then being steady for time,
then selling Oh hakc ruling quiet aud closing
Hakc. lever than YESTERDAY. Oats unsettled
the opening steady, aud futures beyead this
meath nrmer. May was weak, prices recedinK
II and closing &c above inside ngureA The
trading was MALAY la June and July and
they hold up well. despite the depression In
Nay. Remote deliveries we're also fairly strong
and the closing saies were st shout the ssaas
hgures as yesterday Only fair trade was
reported In PORK. Kariy sales we're - les1ec
advance, sss . weeksx .fesiaag - dsveiopsA
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Candida Adamsnsins ssndis4 - ounces rye
ssns . ~. Nsrtnsrn ana wssssrs prime cutting,
small iIsisho. common saiic.; pineapple
eca
r,sa. Hsryings--Nortn caroiins Family Nos
nsif.barrelA 81 nav. roson.sc grosA SASn
NY i.sa prins. ssasc. for ,isrcss: lard com.
usnsd. &, Tor ierces cans. usosi di1creace.
'ussrhex eos zoo per gross fo0A SLID
wre.s soo'a 81 7sass soos. Sats.4 frssa
hoisaser Common syrup-hogssesas,i Islsa.
tserssa IsAess sarrela ssSss osna,ns
golden syrup. sjss0c par ssiieG hsu orisAnA
Ne. csrsilnA Ga; o. best
e,jt Liverpool. o; ground slum- rom
s,sr. 81 per saer donssac. R94 poanca. si.so
~ ssssr Crushed. no; powdered 7Ne:
erssaia,ea- $3.50; A. eSe; Cd \ !"
' soar cemmo.. ssSa.; best vHsains INA
ssa, ssnst iSssNa and fancy priosS country
Tees slsss. soasoas snpsrI asssaa; gun
TABS csdS. rs . ssss painted s1n
wsshsosrds wsodsa an SaA S-SA
TIA
dl4sa Green. ta<a; wes,salted, No l. -
Sc, No Z, <Asha. drZ-salssd sal0a; dfy
Ls.stsr Rough leather, soaasA eity.nni.a
harness Nsssc: oounuy-hnlsA osrnssA xos
ita /; light upper. city nnisa, s'asoc.; oonnay
nnIshsd upper. s0asos.: asmleck sofa isa2eE-;
Tspnsr, on Newfoundland col, @sssA
gallon, Labrador. s9sssc.: straits. Ussss
ZION. srEgL- MATS. &c
rrc~ American rc1nsd Ola Dominion bar
&c, Enslish aod American sheet ssSha'
kvedss hammered. tkssc~; hoop, ta5sc
Esils Old Dominion ~ 10 for fIandaff sinx
Old Dominion steel MALTA t2.&
old Dominion Borseshoes. $50 mule Asb
Plov-CAsungS Wholesale. 2ae.; retail, "a par
rope hnnils. bss. oHa. ipte 7Sssa
tkRb
clover 5ksGfo. poupA
Tlnofny. si.40atI 50 a oushel
Orchard 6rsss. sjc.ssl . bzssas.
Hard GrAss S5asec.
Gsrman MtIlei 10a.oc. per busa<S,
her ANAL ioss Prices VIII bs hisasA
L1CoRs WINES &c.
Ale scotch lDosi brAndsl. pintS a-so,ss p~
dozsn. Eold.
srsndies Domestic. u. Ioa3i.s3 fruit 7'a AZ
apple, new, sl.baaiL7s Virginia pssch, u'ea
Fys vh,stey. Nsdium, T.sOats; pure ola
ssaN virginia mountain, nov. N.7saa Old
On pomssru sl.IOIsi.,s imported. ss.s'e
1915 per case.
New Rngisnd Rum fi.bssi.sl
nectined whlsksys 81. Ds6i.a
IgNEKk sTAVet'5L
Lumber White OAK. cut 70 ordsr. ysssD psr
y,o09. on msrSeL SDallL@ per lyp, Wes,s<
rinia white pine. s25ass5 per 1000. yellow
sise-rough boards. Is; Dry oieAr. HsasIs. .
seloe, saAtiS according 70 size and IenrthS
ihtnsles-Pins. N.75sI2s0. cypress. o-inob, "a
~ per 900: ssps, s4asA LsIAs-opnI 81 saw
60 Si.76As9 per 1,oeo. AN.
sssveg WhisIsy- barrel tmbsr, grsea siss
$50 per 900; sesSoned, S0ssa5 per LOO Nd
"a NJ al al
seL Flour barrel poles, tizS1 Hogshesd-hoopA
zoo per bundle H..
rTns pl1css given above are seneraHy ice
round lots AZ nrst hands. In Dllns small eeasSs
81 "a vanos would bs asked
y0NDs2. sHoR. &C
Fuss Toys mInlpg, S5s7Sa psr 10, fort
powder . per ksR bIastiny sGsS aiatcA
f9ba.
shot Northern, 81. 50 per bag % u psAA-aA
stiEds36nos l<29S per poaad
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pnran. MsDICIN -. as.
paVaH. MgDICEs ~. sa0-
DAM rs.
We offer a. lowest marxSt patoss
LEWIS PURE LEAD,
PURE LINsggooIL
and all MATERIAL FOR HOJSE-PAlSrlNG.
Evsry article guaranteed 20 DO strictly pure.
PURCELL, LADD = Co,
mh5 Wholesale DrugsisA
DEPAaruRE or srEAHsss.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .ef,lnl
COMPANY for OLD tOlN 4, 'ssA, ia ~
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT "a" 5
CLAKfMONr, au1 JAHEs-nI'kA LAND.Nss
efr,ct by elegant saloon sieame: OLt h Z ht,,
leaving nishmond EyhRI MONDAY. " hDN 50
DAY, snd FRIDAY AZ A. N. c.reot-csgs ~
directly 70 steamefs' HharL Faro 10 VI" ROM
or Norfolk fi.sO: eeconi class. 81.
Connections at Old Poiub auf Norfolk clo5siY
win al iinss for northern cites same afternoon
James rlyor BY daylight. Great tourist hna
Cuespest route. r,-,-
Through tickets on steamer and At 6srocr'.
Agency, 1000 Main street BngsaSs checked
tSrough. stata-ro0mo snpAgoi Tor 1Ay or nis1..
Freight received daily for NORFOLK, fOkt =
NO,TI. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. AtLA y
no And DANVlLLR. sni FAGAViLLk hHp
POWUArAN K. X STATIONS, Aad Wall
ISGTOS, u. c., all poiuls ia Easfera NORTH
Caroline, Eastern Virginia, ana AT regular la1i-
tnrs on he James river, 81 loNost rates ana
through bills issued
LUCIES a. rATUM, Vics-Prosidoat
10. III hEn strees and iock "a
IEyIS WIS CIR, freIgh. and Passenger AGsnL
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MEM WORK IRON MAPKEI-

MAY 27.-Thore has been no especial activity
to the market, bat slight improvement of de-
mands, more especially Tor pig. Prices appesr
to have reached the lowedt point since there Il q
rraaual brscng ny All around, and late nGures
which were moro or less uncertain appear ae sus-
mined BY bu6inoss Quotations Ne. American
Quoted a. S1SasIGce: No. do. al sl1Atl1t0:
gray forge al sl5risSi6. southern at Sle,76aSl7
Sor No / and si5asIG 10 for No. 3 Scotch Pig
From so 10 so Tex .h0 various brands Steel
rails are at so 5ossSl ~aila old at SCARF;
do d. h. rails rs fs5.5las2h50: No. l wrought
scrap ct $2ias2..--kew Tlrt Journal Of Conf
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY e7.-Saies ~ go cases ~ sesdleaf, 1898
crop Pennsy lysnia-HsYan AZ 13ai4. 800 casse
1897 1888 state Havana at i3ai4Ac. $50 cases 1899
90. on private terms: Il -ases 1851 Pennsylvania
seedlssf al 1SNc.. $50 pslss Havana at 65c.a
Sll5: $50 DO. suiastrs a. 81. s5aS2I0.-Aep YORK
,IO,frnGl Of Commerce.
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,. On. vrss,ey portion OF ne advance vas
,ass' s".x Ss,rIv nrtiys and somewhat unsst's'.
al ne onsninr prizes wore advanced sfssI
fhey tuen seiicd back, and the marie, nS S'v sed
tame. short ribs opened ra,nsr ,a'i,ny was
,rIecs ruled ~ asc higher LAtor tho ieshhs vi
easier and pficos declined about sN~ "AN
closed steady. 80 ,ouovs.
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Hxv YosK. May 3a.--The stock N irkei today
was sctive and feverish, with strong tone IN
lhs forenoon, which gave way 70 ds-
a srnart rally towards the close brought
most Of toe list up 10 within fmnu
Fractions Of las; evenings nnal bgureh mo
trusts were again = demorhlizing iDnuenco ia
the market. ths bears using the declines "a
Rose stocks 70 hammer the regular list, ssd IN
some instances with marked tuccesA oftEVn
TrsnscoBtinentsl. Northern racine, AisSyuI
Pscinc. Reck Island. lsckawanha, nno nsr
Ecgland ali yielded res5tly 10 the RAPID solhnE'
Misaouri Pacific was ono OF tic weakest sioc,s,
ana there was evidence OF desperation OBJ VIZ
part Of Insiders 20 let the price on, al Nhlcn
les % TIE Impression ihAt ia controllers were
mo- opposed 20 the decline. Aicaison, the
vanderbilts, wheeling, ana LAKE ErLo
aud st Paul wore the strongest seSAs
Of ne day. The decline IN 'hsn ~, D1 M's
ms effect OF restoration W rates Was let eafiy
mis- morning and Londonrrs were on mana Wita
large Ia ring orders Ia thoir spcciniues' "nl-h
epened toe list from = 10 = per cent mBhet
msn Is,t evenings ngures, but tho buoyancy In
he railroad list was met 10y renewed deinoral-
tstlop In Tho trusts aud sCb!csgo gas In psf.icn-
lar. The ssi-nameo Stock ula1e qu'SS e,Sp
~ ~ points, but ths nows that the sppointInent
NJ A receiver hsd been put OIL Tor week ana
mai tbs trust would eight the appointment in
the higher courts caused rally, which,
however, wa. not fully maintained 10
ms influence was added further nqul-
d.tioo In tho sugar rerncriss. and
wfdla mat Atock was stronger al the opening
thsu Chicago gas IL failed 10 rally and reached
materially lower 1Gures thsu before. buyibg IN
fhe general list vas checked ana 'he bears
turned their attention TO the regular Inst, meet
Ing With 20 ae aid, ~ IL believed, from the sail
l.sders. Nho we're DESTROYS OF lakisg out soTe
81 their TOO numerous toiloIing Pressure was
,nnst severe upan the Willard stocks, aud oregon
TranscontineniaI led the drOp With de-
cline OF from 49% 70 -, with Northern racine
following Missouri Pacific, New tnglshe,
re Island, Lackswanna. 81 Paul, Reading,
and Richmond and West Point al made
uartef declines and weak holders were
shaken out al over The list The exiAenoe
Of numerous stop orders sicing the decline when
n was once started. NUMBER OF ursetulhg
ruuors were eet anoet 70 AID 10 me decine:
Money also became denrcr, and rates on cA.i
wore run up 10 10 per cent, which helped hquE
dalton Tho general belief mat esocks were
passfng into the hands Of stronger men, now
aver, eoou Induced sharp rally. au1 everything
made material .IegTess toward higher hsnrcs
In the remainder OF the afternoon, Nhils the
business done was large throughout The close
was active ard strong. S1les-Listed, 4of,Wv
shares: unlisted, 138,9ol
grentaq.-Exchange moro hctlve eoo nrm a
49, 49,. w. Money cisssd ~ baiO. GLOWING offered
ats sub-TreasUry balm nces--Coin, SO, -ti,WC;
currency, $4,000. Governments dnll Gus
steady for as a per cent?, ~: e8 coupons Iu3F
bid: eI interest state bonds dun Snd feature
fefs
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pa r,uoRE STOCK MARKET

BiLsIHoKE. May 2a.-Virgfnia consols, $3.50;
40 ys, 6sksGsk Baltimore and OHIO stock
iO3HaioS Northern Central, 69H Cincinnati,
Washington ana Baltimore lets. l03H; CONSOLE
dated gas bonds. ii+sa Gll5's; DO. stock, ts7.s
bSa.
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urw vYeK pFANllT MARKET

MAY eT.-Peaspts are nrm; outside prices re-
present iobbing lotS Fancy hand. picked quoted
ri s14as3c for rew; farmers grades nominal at
7ka7Yc. for prime new.--Ns0 FORK JOlr1G! Of
Commerce
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PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. x1fF9T
.-ssasssaz4S
EosD AND NORFOLK
tsKAA5ALp CoAPAAG

Appointed ,aiIipg days Every TUESDAY
end FRIDAY q. u b. and oysry SUNDAY 81
Fre,ghtfor tuesday, sni gridaJs stsaDers
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MEETINGS..

mo THE MEMBERS OF HOPE
1 COUNCIL, No IS, in. q. q. A. M-You are
s.reny Noticed 10 ass-mbls at CcrcerAn Hall
sSiSnAY AFTERNOON at 100 p. N. aharp, 70
attend In a cody tbs luaerSl Of eur deceased
brother. Il. A. MAYO.
'' nv order. N. B. sArTERwnTTE, r. &
Attest: u. O. GATEs, G. my s9-eE'
NOTICE.-THE FIRST MEETING
n, the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE VIRGINIA
Avn CAi.OLISA RAILWAY COMPANY (pur-
~ oar. az courtssle Of tao Virginia and Caro-
Ina railroadl will 10 held 1t tho once OF W. W.
Hsnrv, I'LL Man street. hichr.oni, Va. on
TrgTiRsDAY, June g. ISoa. alan.
MoSCuRE ROBINSON,
CHARLES CHAuNCEIs
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q X WELLFoRD,
". w. HENRY,
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DEATHS.
FIDDLBR-Died, Thursday, Way -, iesc Al
OK n ~ the residence, on the Necianics-
vile turnpike, SARAH r. FIDDLER. baioved
wife OF Charles 4. Fiddler. in her tweaussh
yea.
At rest
Funeral will take place at the ahoVo-naunSd
reai1snre MAY 3S-H at O'Clock p. NJ Frends
Of me family are invited 70 attend.
Baltimore (Md.) papers slease copy.
LOWRY.-Died, on THURSDAY morning. tho fssh
instant II the Retreat for tho siok, from niurts
recoiyrd on tho Riehmord and Petersburg rail-
yoad. WILLIAM D. LOWRY. son 81 w. II. Lowry,
In me twenty-third year OK his ace.
Funeral will take place from his fathers rest
oepce. gli3 yenable street, rlllo friday Az
TEhyOON alta O'Clock. Friends and rslstVes
are invited % attend.