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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26
Miscellaneous Reading.
/" AWFUL."


WAS dining at Delmonico's, week or two ago,
With charming little maiden and her dapper
little beau;
And tried, by close attention, as I triAed with
my fork,
To arrive at solution of the meaning of their
talk.
1t was all about party, which they said was
Where their awful pretty" hostess had an
lawful handsome Dolly;"
And an awful cunning necklace" which her
Had procured for her at Tifany's, while shopping
with mamma.
Yet, 'twould seem, there was drawback to the
For the lawful stylish" Reginald arrived $50
awful late''-
And the " awful swell" arrangement of his lawful
And his lawful lovely" waistcoat didn't COM
pensate for that.
Then he firted-"O oh, twas awful with that
lawful little MINK"
VINO was dansng after supper to the strains of
And he paid such lawful compliments" twas
really quite absurd
just the awfulest of nonsense that a creature
ever heard"
Ilistened-quite bewildered by the babble of the
Who were sitting at the table with very quiet
air;
And thought, my little darlings, if your soup
Or as potent as your language, it would kill you
on the spotl
"Now, If such thing should happen-though
you'd make an awful end,
Twould be fitting retribution for usage of
friend
grave and solemn adjective-true Saxon to the
core
Who should meet with proper treatment-not be
forced to prove bore.
II confess it sorely puzzled me to think what yeu
would say,
If something really awful were to happen in
your way;
For I'm sure with simple English you would never
be content,
But your thoughts. in foreign expletives, would
have to find vent"
While musingi this fashion (feeling rather cross
and old
1 forgot about my dinner, which was getting
lawful y cold;
And the adjective kept dropping from the lips of
either child,
Till with awful, awful, awful, was fairly driven
wild.
-NeW York EUening Post
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26
POLITICAL.

4. the city election of Middleton, Conn,
on the 10Th, the entire Republican ticket
was elected by a majority of 10.
Hon. Henry Wilson was reelected
United States Senator by the Massachu-
setts Legislature, on the 18th The Maine
Legislature elected Hon. Lot NJ Morrill,
The Connecticut Democratic State Con-
vention, on the 18th, renominated the pres
ent State officers by acclamation.
The Illinois Legislature on the 18th
elected Hon. John A. Logan as United
States Senator. The vote stood, in the
| Senate, 80 for Logan, 1S for T. j. Turner
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

1t will be seen that this table differs in
some respects quite widely from any that
has been published before. Iowa, for in
stance, proves to have some 5000, North
Carolina A, 1000, Louisiana 13 1000, and Kan
sas 5000 more than were hitherto reported,
and each OF these States stand one place
higher than in earlier tables. Pennsyl-
vania, too, was underestimated by $4,000,
and Massachusetts by 10000. On the
other hand, the former estimates were too
high in Texas by $1,000, and in Minnesota
by the enormous amount of 125,OOO, or
about 40per cent.-N Y. EOening Post, 4th.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26
Total.

The oldest church edifice in Boston is
Christ Church, in Salem street 1t was
erected in 1923, and yet the old pews and
singing seats, the sounding board, and the
splendid chandelier with its five hundred
burners for candles or oil remain un-
changed.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

Mr.. FURGUsoN, of San Francisco, goes
home drunk for the fortieth time, and his
wife holds up her hands with vexation
and indignation. "Don' sa'er word, Liza,
(hic)-don' sa'er wordI I'm goin to buy
a (hic) bloom" What on earth are you
goine 10 buy a balloon for, Mr.. Furgu-
SON" "Ti tell you (hic), Liza. Y'see
they've gossomany (hic), got s'mapy
rum shops long Montgomery street, a
felIer can't get home without getting
drunk. can get away with balloon hic),
YOU know You can come to the store
an blow it up, an (hic)-an' then you
won't have TO blow me up"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

Advices from Paris received in London
on the 18th report that the fire of the
French batteries was improving, and on
the west side was especially effective, do
ing much damage to the German position.
Bourbaki attacked the Germans before
Belfort on the 18th, and was repulsed along
the whole line. The combat was obsti-
nate, and lasted till dark The French re-
newed the fight on the 18th, and were
again repulsed with heavy loss in killed.
The New York Herdlds London special
of the 18th says, on the most unquestion-
able authority" that Bismark was very
seriously and fatally ILL.,
The N Y. Wor ds London special of
the 18th says the conference on the eastern
question held an informal session and ad-
journed to the Goth.
Alencon has been captured by the
troops under the Duke of Mecklenburg.
A Versailles dispatch of the 18th says
the army of General Bourbaki was in full
retreat, and the attempt by the French to
relieve Belfort had been completely frus-
trated.
Miss Motley, daughter of the late Amer
lean Minister, was married in Southampton
Church, London, on the Goth. There was
a great display
The ProOincial (Berlin) Correspondence
of the 18th says the preliminary agreement
for the conference of the powers at Lon
don, affirms the guarantee for favorable re-
suits of The conference.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

The value of those vessels and the
insurance, if any were effected thereon,
are not within our reach for this exhibit
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

About $4,000 pairs of shoe buckles
and rosettes are made weekly, in Boston,
by the firms engaged in the business, most
of which are sold TO the small finding
stores and to the retail trade.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

The American Railroad Journal gives
list of 1906 miles of railroad projected
last year, and 5,574 miles completed and
opened for business.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

The total losses throughout the world,
as reported to the British Lloyds', from
Jan. to Dec. 10, 1870, were l, 1,SS7 vessels:
Vessels lost
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

The Patterson On. J.) Board of Edu-
cation, having had regulation that pu-
pill who is not personally clean shall not
be allowed to remain in the school.room,
has now adopted the following addition:
sWHEREAs Other persons officially connected
with the schools have frequently visited and re
said section has thereby been weakened in force;
therefore,
s'RtsOfred, That the provisions of Section S3 be
extended to all persons and that 1t be the duty OF
the principals Of the respective schools to enforce
the said provisions"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

There are. in Ohio, 517,127 white
boys, and 49S, ,446 white girls, between the
ages of five and twenty one; total white
children, 1,015,573. There are 1882 col
ored boys, and u, 725 colored girls; total
colored, 26,l07. The total number OF
school children in Ohio is, therefore, l.
O41 ,6S2, being an increase over last year OF
nearly $4,000. About 1000 of this increase
comes from Cleveland, 5000 from Cincin-
natl and 1000 from DAYTON.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26
PERSONAL.

The Chicago Baseball Club white
Stockings) has been recognized for the
season of 1871, and is composed as follows !:
Martin King, catcher; George Zettlein,
pitcher; Michael McAtee, first baseman
James Wood, second baseman; Edward
Pinkham, third baseman; Edward Duffy,
short stop; Edgar Cuthbert, center fielder
Frederick Treacy, left fielder; Joseph
Simmons, right fielder. Edward Atwater
and Thomas Foley, substitutes.
A New York city dispatch of the nth,
says there was scarcely any doubt that the
Nathan murderer would soon be arrested.
Judge Cardozo, in an interview with re-
porter, tells the startling story that Col
onel Whitley, Chief of the United States
Secret Service, openly declared that the
murderer was known to the detectives
and would be brought to justice at an early
date
The confession of Pinton that he is the
murderer of Rogers, is pronounced lie.
He was confined in the Toombs at the time
of the murder.
The United States steamship Tennessee
sailed on the 18th, with the San Domingo
Commissioners on board. The scientifics
who accompany the expedition are Prof
William P Blake principal mineralogist
and geologist, and two assistants, from
Harvard; DR.. Pray, botanist, with an as
sistant from the Cambridge Scientific
School; Prof Newcomb, of Cornell Uni
versity, general naturalist; Prof Ward
University of Rochester, assistant geolo
gist; Hon. Mr.. Seddens, ex-President o
the Michigan State Agricultural Society
and the State Engineer, invited in the ag
ricultural interest.
Among the nominations sent to tn,
Senate on the 18th were: j. J. Hoffman
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Wash
ington Territory Thomas Reynolds, Pen
sion Agent at Madison, Wisconsin; VIII
liam E. Davis, Pension Agent at Cincin
natl. Postmasters-James A. Penny
Idaho City; Henry G. Marep, Muncie
Ind. John A. Bunyon, Warsaw, Ind.
Hiram n. Goodspeed, Ligonier, Ind.
The Lincoln memorial statue in the 70
tunda of the State House at Columbus
Ohio, was unveiled on the 10Th. GOV
Hayes presided, and speeches were mad
by Gen. Durkin Ward and Gen. w. e
Enochs.
The Governor of Wisconsin has ar
pointed Hon. William P. Lyon, of Racine
to the vacancy in the State Supreme Cour
caused by the death of Judge Paine.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26
DOMESTIC.

Gold closed in New York on the 21st
at 11O4.
In the Illinois House of Representatives
on the 18th resolution to discontinue the
reading of the Bible in the public schools
was offered and tabled.
A Memphis dispatch of the 18th says it
was thought that fifty eight lives were lost
by the recent steamer McGill disaster.
The Postmaster General estimates the
months at 10,s94, ,497; postage, 1888, ,07O !;
printed matter, ETC., 2,655,19 pounds;
postage, $33S,593 Total postage for six
months, $1,271, ,663. Total in one year,
$2,543,326.
A convention in favor of the recognition
of the Almighty in the Constitution, met
at Philadelphia on the 18th.
News from the philosophers on Mount
Washington, says that January II, when
Prof Smith went out to measure the We
locity of the wind, he was gone only five
minutes, but returned covered with a coat
of frost two inches thick, from top to toe.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
| appeared before the Committee of Ways
and Means on the 18th, and strongly urged
the immediate repeal of the income tax,
on the ground that the total revenue from
this source does not equal the cost of its
collection.
1t is now thought that at least twelve
lives were lost by the burning of the
| Spotswood Hotel at Richmond.
Counterfeit twenties on the City Ma
tional Bank of New York city are in cir
culation at the East.
The Supreme Court of New Hamp-
shire has decided that, to deprive a deserter
of his right to vote, the fact of his deser-
| ton must have been proven before court
martial.
The steamer Cuba arrived at New York
on the night of the Goth, with the released
Fenian prisoners on board.
An earthquake shock was felt at La
coma, N H., on the morning of the 18th.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-26

bill, to provide for the government of the District
of Columbia, proposing Territorial government
President, with the advice and consent of the Sem
ate, and who shall hold Office four years. with a
Council of eleven members and House of twenty
two members, with Secretary of State appointed
by the President, for four years, and with Dele
gate in Congress, was amended and passed
The Army Appropriation bill, appropriating S27,-
Ats, 600, was reported and made the special order
for the 26th. The Consular and Diplomatic Ap-
preparation bill was further considered in Commit
tee of the Whole. Adjourned to the 23d.
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From Cuba.

HlvAHA, April 1.-The active nsurgcnt
General Modesto Diaz, lately made his appear
ancc in the vicinity of Manzanillo and surpris-
ed column of Spanish troops, putting forty
hors du combat BY the time the Spanlards
had recovered from the surprise caused by this
sudden attack the insurgents had vanished.
The defeat of COL Morales De Los Rios near
Sancte Speritusi< indirectly confirmed, although
the Spanish Journals try to make the affair of
no Importance COL Morales Dc Los Rios
stparattl his force into four columns, intend
in- to surprise the rebels under I'alomt, Her
namlrZ. NiEnccII Bcmbcta and Marc;ts Garcia
in their strongholds i'll tho mountains within
six miles of Sanete Spiritus. The Spanish loss
WAS heavy and has caused Nalmaseda to make
sudden journey to the latter place. Elry De
NucSada. lately hanged by the insurgents. WAS
Il brothcr-in-law Of Gen. Angel.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
FOREIGN NEWS.

VERSAILLES. April S.A circular issued by
President Theirs and bearing the date of the
eth says: Yesterday the gendarnlcs carried
/ the insuryent position at Courbevoic and to-day
the bridge at Neuilly was carried by the Gov
ment troops General Montonbon WAS light
tly and Gen Prcchat seriously wounded. The
| losses ot the insurgents arc immense and The
positions captured are of decisive Importance.
I.oNpoN. April S.-A special from Ncr>al-
les to the Telegraph says the .As>cnbsts have
advanced to Porte Maillut and hold their posi-
ton under the rampant Forts dlssy andBicclrc
have ceased firing; Paris has: only provisions
for two days.
The collapse of the Instruction is imminent
The steamship 'rhusimgcr from New ork
touched Plymouth yesterday. The lndla'
from New York touched Neville Yesterday,
LONDON, April S--A dispatch FROM Mar
settles Of to-day date reports the city tranquil:
Cremieux, Pellissicr and some Other, members
of the committee have been arrested and I'M
priSoncd to await trial.
PARIS, Friday via--LoNDoN. April S.
The fighting is terrible The Nationals Thurs
dav night reoccupied the barricade at Neuiy
and it was to-day fcrcely attacked by the bat
terics of the Versailles army: The Nationals
defended their position with mltrallleuSes
which had been mounted on baricadcs.-
There was Il perfect rain Of shells from
the Versailles army until half-past four IN
the afternoon. when it became apparcnta direct
assault was intended by the Government forces.
The movement proved teint, however, Tor III
stead of following it up the Versailles troops
advanced upon both the right and lett Hanks OF
the barricadc There was Tor IN hour 4 rapid
and effective fire of muskctry and then lighting,
increasing in intensity. The committee oi nos
IL lat A n! fan
try supported by eight guns Crowdsot women
,nl cLii,lrcn were in dangerous position near
the arch OF Triumph watching with the utmost
anxiety. the changing scenes of the battle field.
The fire of the artillery has up t" this time
SHARED the cncIcntc.
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F'ha troubles at the Coal Mines.

HARRISBURG, April S.-Thc Governor has
issued wrts of quo warranto against the Phila-
dclphia and Reading, Iackawanna, B!oomings,
burg. the Delaware, lackawanna and Western.
the Delaware and Hudson and the lehlgl
Valley railroad companies to nnswer i'll the SUI
prcmc Court the charge Of violating their
charters Ivy overcharging for the transportation
OF coal.
!. SCRANTON. Pa. April All is quiet in
I.ackawanm, this morning. Matters have been
greatly exaggerated. 1t Is now asserted that
noboIy was killed and but lew hurt. The
only trouble since yesterday WAS the burning OF
the house Of m!ne-boss At one clock this
mnrluu".
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RvHan. &. Addison. Auottoneer.

Ry Hs1 6 AS Nn Ap.s1eT Ss9iR
IN Nos. 2ll, 2l3 and 2l5,
18th street, south Of Pennsylvania avenue, and
1910 Street north
Washington, D. C.
Open daily for the transaction OF business from
q Il. IN. till p. m.
days and Saturdays without regard to weather
Carts, Harness, saddles Brides, Haltsrs, Horse
Blankets, &c. at private sale and auction.
Observation-Disclosures men IN general OF WaSh-
'''s'''' '''N HAN. G. ADDISON,
Auction and Commission Metchlnt.
Washington, D. C., feb Bin -
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE NEAR
Y ALEXANDKIA-In execution of a de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax, rendered at
the June term, 1870, in the suit of Collard and
wife VS.. Milan the undersig ned will expose for
sale, by public auction, at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 18th day of April, 1871, Court
day, that beautiful FARM, in the county of
Fairfax, now occupied by K. Z. Stonnell, the
former purchaser, who has failed to comply with
the terms Of sale. This farm was originally the
property Of Mrs. Susanna Milan who occupied
il at the time of her death The tract lies upon
the road leading from Alexandria to Fredericks-
burg, known as the Telegraph road, and the
waters of Doeg run; is about six miles from Al.
exandria and adjoins the lands Of DIR. Chase and
the late NJ. Mason and Dennis Johnston. 1t
contains 1870 acres, and has upon it comfortable
DWELLING, Barn, Stable and other out
buildings, and is Of good quality.
Also, TRACT containing 30 acres, about one
mile from the tract above describcd-all in wood.
Terms One-tenth Of the purchase money in
hand the residue in &, II and Is months, with
interest, to be secured by bond and approved Sc
curity, and retention of the title. Land to be
resold upon the failure of the purchaser to COM
ply with the terms Of SALE with the forfeiture Of
the cash payment. LAW. b. TAYLOR,
II. w. THOMAS, e.
E.irf,,y ru f,h 9t--Dawts
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Thunder Storm .

BANGOR, April S-A terrific thHnder storm
passed over this city 1t midnight Fer nearly
an hour the flashes OF tightening and peaE; OF
thunder were almost continuous and OF unlIS'l-
al violence. No damage was done. The pre-
cc,linr day had been warm and &ultly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-08

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Ths superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the World-P erfectly
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpleas-
ant Odor The genuine W. A; Bachelors Hair
Dive produces IMMEDIATELY Il splendid
Black er Natural Brown. Does not Stain the
Skin but leaves tho Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
titul. The only Safe and Perfect Dyo. Sold by
all Druggists Factory, / Bond St, New York
New York, jan 20-coly
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By Green:& Wise,

(Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of q deco GO OF
l. trust dated tho 10th day of November, 10Y
executed by Margaretta Raglan and Jeremiah
Raglan, her husband, recorded IN liber X. No; a.
folio 3G5, of the land records of Fairfax county
Va, the undersigned, trustees, will sell, by pub
lie auction, at the Mayors office, in the city OF
Alexandria, Va at y clock m., on TU ES-
DAY, the 18th day of April, 1871, the following
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, situated in
Fairfax county, Va, and lying south Of Great
Hunting Creek" and on the east side Of the road
leading from Alexandria to Mount Vernon, being
SEVEN DISTINCT PARCELS OF LAND,
containing POS acres, roods and q poles, more
or lcss-aIl adjoining each other, and fully dc,
scribed in deed from George e. Barton and
Eliza NJ hi, wife, to Jeremiah Raglan, dated
October 2lst, 1868 .s.s,..... g >. 20
Terms: Cash Stamps and conveyancing at
the cost of the purchaser.
GEO. w BRENT. Tr,stses
NH o3-ts G w WA1TLES. iAo''SeS'
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.aUCYI0N S.aLES.
ByGreen e. Wise,

fReal Estate Agents and AuctioneeTsI
WILL BE SOLD,'by public auction On a. 5a ).
w TJRDAY, the 18TH day Of April 5aG sds; az
Il M in front of the Mayors Dss t, Aiexsnad1; r.
Va, the following REAL ESTATE si'ua'eo 40
the city of Alexandria, Va, viz: ,oc
LOT No Situated on the north side OF Je'-
ferson street 70 feet east of Fairfax street as
fronting So feet inches, and lO3 feet inches HI
deem With BRICK TENEMENT thereof. y.
LOT No 2-Adjoining lot No, on the west
fronting on Jefferson street 70 feet = lncnes, Aao
LOT No. 3--Adjoining lot No. 2 on the west;
fronting on jefferson street q feet inches, ana
100 feet deep to an alley feet 2 inches vide :,
Terms: One-third to be paid. in cash, ana " tne
residue in g. - and IL months; the notes OF. the
purchaser to be taken for the deferred payments
hearing interest from the day of sale, and the
title to be retained until the entire purchase
money is paid. ~ nnEp
AID 4-cOts W ELLS A. ia hIG
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Wonderful ..Sfandard Bitters.''--S

Wonderful ''Sfandard BitferS."-S.
\. II. McKim, NJ D., of Washington city,
speaking of Specrs Wine says: $50 much
pleased have been with it, that | have intro
duccd it into the Washington Asylum, to which
ain the Physician" His wine is the base OF
his Bitters, made bitter by what arc in daily use
by the Medical Faculty. They only need trial
to recommend them.
Sold by Druggists. ap3-lw
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Nv Beck. Knox a. Kcrby,

[Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.I
GALE OF A LIVERY STABLEoS WASH
y INGTON STREET-Thc subscribers, as
Commissioners OF the Circuit Court OF Alcxan-
dria county, Va, in the suit of Henry a. Ar
mold Us. Alexander Arnolds Administering ct
al, will SELL by public auction, in front of the
Mayors office, in the city Of Alexandria, va.
on SATURDAY, the 10th day of April, 1871,
the PROPERTY, Oh Washington street., east
side between King and Cameron, now and for
some time occupied as livery stable the same
being real estate of which Alexander Arnold
died seized.
Terms: Onc-third cash the residue in three
equal installmcntS At 4, 3 and II months, respec-
lively from day of sale, with interest; title to be
retained till full payment of purchase money,
and purchaser to give bonds for deferred install
mems, with good personal security.
LISANDER HILL,
:. FERGUSON BEACH,
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PArENr.A patent has been granted to
M.ssrs. A. =. Routt and +. }. keeton Of
Liberty Mills, Orange county, for 4 self loading
dumping cart: which the patcntccs claim will
be of great use to the farmer. Mr.. Routt has
obtained nine patents for inventions since the
war. which speaks well for Virginia ingenuity.
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The Markets..

LoNDuN. April >-ll:3" i. ~ -CousoEi Tor
money o.; for account 81. American secllrl-
ties opened quiet, l>'i!!>, ~! lS'"'SE@; l>"'s
81, ten tnrtlcs SHi.
LIVERPOOL. April S.-Ihc cotton market l.
closed Other articles are unchanged.
LnNDoN. April Isl: 80 y: m.,CoiEo>
closed at o.; for money and account. AmerlcaI
securities unchanged. The Londo and Liver
pool produce markets are closed to-day III con-
SEQUENCE Of the Easter holiday,
BALTIMORE April S.-Cotton dull. Flour
active at yesterday S prices, stock scarce. W heat
dull. rccci pts light, Ohio aud Indiana lGoa G%
PENNSYLVANIA lj5al6U; others unchanged. Corn
dull white southern and yellow southern 50 ;
mixed Western 76aSu. Oass-snal sales G,jah',
NEW York. April >.-Cotton dull, and
nominal Wheat quiet AMI unchanged. Corn
dull and dropping
NEW YORK, April >.-j,nvcrnnent> du! and
steady. aud quiet generally. Virginia sizes,
CS,, do. now. ~. Money easy at 6. Gold
steady ut lui.
LIVERPOOL, April s, 30 p. m.-Bread-
Stutts excited and advancing California white
wheat I2s Id : new red Western lisa Is st
for lowest grades. Western -four Us. Corn
lids 3d for new mixed.