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PITTsBURG.-A bill has passed the Penn
sylvann Legislature providing for vote by
the inhabitants of certain suburbs of Pitts
burg on the question of becoming united
with that city. The population of Pittsburg
proper is given by the census at sG,076.
That of different suburbs which are, indus
TALLY at least as one with the city proper,
is s6,S13 If all were united under one mu-
nicipal designation, Pittsburg would thus be
credited with IL, 1899 population, and would
rank the tenth city in the United States. The
portion of these suburbs which it is now
proposed to unite with the city contains
about $500 people, and will give Pittsburg
10000 inhabitants on the basis of the CEN
Slts of 1870, s.->
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BANKERS, BROkEsSs, Il 4. ~ z.
ZEE A Ms ~ gANk;
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT Am HoxEa "


Ws hare tiss az ssss,,sS no gss ts SsE III
BOXEs made for ibis thnk by. special order at ffe
ceichratef Herring Safe Mandatory in New Yo9E,
and are prepared 70 Cer our customers and tie ntt
&c the adyanasesof this Security for the sais SSpe
|fuE6f vaifables. = =
Boxes. vxr1oas sizes. and ranging In Prise from
atto s1s par annuIns can lie had on sppsIeati0p.
The vault will be azcesA bt6s okaf9s1fensesD 4
O'Clock. Applicants not personally known 10 tie
officers or the fahk8 or tie directors caa
d1Sed by anyxelhknpHe c1ttzeu.i gss.t !.
1ne safsty 81 their bank vault Is as wen eecufea
~ neavy o1ck and grafifte-fDn50nfy en- tn1ke III
Waichmea Ruards fnieAf wfrDs interior
OF ibe ONCE 10 the walt door esncte seen pyfhe
s sse made IA the most and Of s
oest GetaE aFplicate keys end frs- tdnbleS locks
on each box. IA tnble, provided for arraetuK
papers, cutting on coupons, &c. ~ 10 =,
safes and the efise1s q The Dask WIN teka plessure
prise. 80 -, = THOMAS BRANGH, Presadtnt.F,
bst3 ID. b .MORTON, Cmkie1.i -.--s.s'
+ Interest allowed onduily. balances,
Collections made n Virginia without chsrgy.'ii
Investments tm approved securities fnaeesfor cor
respondents, and early Information given Of changes
IN the money and bond market. NH 7a-iw
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Quitea number of Presbyterian churches in
iowa, some OF them very desirable, are va
can't and anxious to secure pastors,
Rev. Robert Stewart has just been installed
pastor of Presbyterian church at Troy, III.
He has nearly completed his seventy-fourth
year.
L. The dwelling of John Givenen, Rockbucy,
n. j., was burned Sunday morning at /
O'Clock, and his wife and three children per.
ished in the flames.
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HEAVY ROBBERY IN A BANK.-Ne,o Orleans,
April 1.-The runner Of the Citizens Bank
was robbed at the Canal Bank this morning
of money to the amount of $4,000. The
runner placed bis book on the counter. Some
one asked him question. While answering,
his book was taken and another substituted.
No arrests 49, = -. tsf RI, bel y
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CRASH IN A CROWDED HALL-Two PER-
SONS KILLED AND OTHERS WouNDED.-Frede-
rick, Nd, April 1.-The colored people of
the city held their annual festival at Croft
Hall tonight, and fearful accident occurred
by the caring in of the south wall, which
caused the floor to give way. One or two
persons are known to be killed, and twelve
wounded seriously. ......
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MISS A. NJ. GRAVES will open ,.8o
Vl TODAY all the SEtf@
LATEST STYLES SM6ke
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER.
Would he pleased TO see her customers and the
public In general.
ELEVENTH STREET,
ap3-W&F* second door from Broad.
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MILLINERY,

CPRING OPENING.-MIss G. l.. ..@o
- PARR has Just returned from the Nortl slIly&
with splendid assortment of MILLI-EESNs
CANT HATS, and BEAUTIFUL SPRING FLOW
ERS of every color and hue. -
The finest collection of RIBBONS and FANCY
STRAW GOODS, together with SILKS and
SATINS to make to order. All OF which she pro-
poses to sell at the VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Remember that swift sixpence is better than a
slow shilling. e: j.: PARR,
an 3-3t No 15I3 Main street.
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, FIRE.-A two-story. frame tenement rv,e
burned down on Liberty street last Fridsy
night. The property belonged to j. M. Lnck
of Stafford, and was insured In one of Hart
It Hays Companies for $500. The house
caught from the burning of a foul chimney
of the house adjoining -Fredrtcksbn1ryg
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It Is one of the effects of the study of the
Oriental languages and Hterature-a disa.
greeable one to some-that the originality OF
our best old stories is being impeached. II
is not altogether comfortable to the Anglo.
Saxon to mention the old legends and fables
his mother told him only to have his sophie
more son pertly remark that they are all
moonshine or sunshine, and were told by
Hindoo and Persian mothers to their off:
spring before England was discovered. VIII.
liam Tell is a Hindoo Myth. Beauty and
the Beast Llewellyn's Unfortunate Dog,
King Arthur and his Round Table, these
and hundred Others are now found in all
details related IN the ancient Sanscrit my.
thology us stories about the gods. Nothing
can be! quoted now but some Orientalst
pounces upon it. Originality is at an end
III. u. Contcaa-London letter.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW SPRING

GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW SPRING
DRY GOODS. 4. n. ~ 49, . ~ s''; !!
FRENCH srARsEnLE QUILTS, si.so: &.
eros GRAIN BLACK SILK, Sl.5e;
CHECKED NAINSOOk at 2sc. worth ssc., .rss-.t -
WHITEFRENCH CAMBRIA at CSC. worth 5oc.,
HEM-STITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEES
at f5e., .s@ et-.&sFt ~ =
HEM-sTITCHED and CORDED LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS at 2oc., al
IRISH LINENS ut old prices.
Also, full line of DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
CASIBRICS, forchidren; WHITE GOODS Of every
description; MEMS and BOYS WEAR, DOMES-
TICS Of all kinds at popular prices at =
s. HIRSHS,
NH 10 'a'rt n" GIT Broad street.
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u CARTWRIGHT, F URN 1T U REQ
He DEALER, having moved to the new KS,
store No. 16 Governor street, between Main IET
and Franklin, keeps on hand a large stock of !
the latest styles Of HOME-MADE and NORTH
bedding. &c Which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash. II will be to the Interest of buyers
to give me u call before purchasing elsewhere:
L. GATIIRIG1IT.
fe ls-3m No. 16 Governor street.
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FURNITURE. &c.
FURNITURE. a
LARGE STOCK AND LOW PRICES. IS

We have now in store the largest and most elegant
assortment Of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES
reduced our prices, aud promise TO please all parties
both In qaulity and price. We are still mannctll-
ring and will uakc to order any style of FURNl-
TURE or MATTRESS desired. .
+, Amongst our stock will he found BEDSTEADS.
WARDROBES, SIDEBOARI,S, CHAIRS, HAT
RACKS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS. TABLES,
DESKS. ETAGERES, PARLOR FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES, with great variety of other goods.
49, HARDWOOD & RITTER.
fel6 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
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Sundlay.SchOoI ConyentfOn--Thc Wea'
ther--The Legislature.
WINCHESTER, VA, A

WINCHESTER, VA, April l, 1877.
Editors Dispatch: The annual convention
of the Sunday schools Of the Potomac Bap-
list Association has just completed a most
agreeable session here. Rev. G. II. Rylnd,
Of Alexandria, was appointed conductor. and
Superintendent j. r. Num-, OF Bel1yville,
secretary. The meeting continued two days,
and its sessions were numcrously attended
by the citizens and Sunday-school workers Of
all denominations. Seven essays and regular
addresses, presenting rs many phases of the
great and good work, were provided by the
committee, and constituted highly interest
Ing and profitable programme. They were
without exception Of rare merit, and fol-
lowed us they were by free discussions,
prompt, rapid, and exhaustive, the audi
cnces were delighted and protited. The hos.
pitality Of Winchester cannot he orcrtaNcd,
and our delegates have Jared well. The
meeting has been a success. On yesterday
(Sabbath) the pulpits of the Baptist, Metho-
dist, Presbyterian. and Lutheran churches
were supplied by ministers of the COnvcn-
ton, under direction OF Rev. Mr.. Willis.
Spring was thought near till this morning.
Yesterday we had Il regular thunderstorm,
but this a. NJ. it is sno,oing and blo'ringfu-
riollsly. The people here say their water
privileges are in danger from the gradual
failing of the clown spring" 1t has not
been so low for forty years, and is the only
hope i'm case of fire. One can scarcely real
ize that after so severe winter the lannon's
drought of this great "store-house region
continues.
Our Legislature You were right in say
ing they hare pleased nobody. From the
highest expectations we have been obliged to
regard the doings of this great body" con-
temptiblc. May the called session redeem
the reputation OF what was once our pride as
State. But am too much pleased with
Winchester, and its people, and the Conven-
ton, to quarrel. VISITOR.
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RIVER AND OCEAN sTEAMERS.
~~~~0~~~~~~~~-~ ~~>>~~-~-~<c~~~~~<~

! EJHILAUEEfnIh, IICnMUND1 SAXM
LINE.-FOR PHILA y Ell PHIA TWICE a
WEEK Steamers NORFOLK, EMRlRE,. and Z.
S. GREEN, competing this Hne,, Will leave Rach.
inond every MONDAY and THURSDAY stfi1
O'Clock NJ snt Phlsdelphfn eyerys. Nv EDNESpAt
aud SATURDAY. at the same hour, alternately.
Freighs received daily Sundays exccptedl for Al
parts Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, md Delaware !;
also for Charleston, Ssrannait and Eew Orleans, and
bills Of ladlng signed Though. = ! Il. 80 I, =
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates. 49, ~
psseaee to Philadelphia, including meals end
s'A'es00H' S's " p PORTER AGENT. Fn,ssT q Z,
-tEt5 No. 242i Dock street, Richmond.
3a'H WILLIAM p. CLYDE &sEQ. aAgeats III
s.-..... st,.,, 5, No. u South WharYes, T. u
jaI2 No. Ia Nortf, Wharves. PmfadSy phfs.f q
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MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.


OFFICE OFF SECRETARY AND AUDIToR,t
+" - MANCHESTER, March IL, 1871 +
TIVE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE is
l. published for the information of all whom II
may concern ...s r-sa ST. -r.us q. - .,-f-
BE Il ordained By the Trustees Of the 7b,o,s d
Manchester That the prolongation Of the streets Of
the town, according to the recent survey, shalt
tend and apply to the new addition OF the town as
follows Decatur street, sixty-six (eo) feet wide
Hull street, sixty-six tsG) feet wide; cambridge
street, sxtysx (65 feet wide Porter street, sixty
six (66 feet wide Perry street. sixty-Six (ee) feet
wide; McDonough street, sixty-six l6s) feet wide
The streets Of the new addition, known as Marks
addition, shall te follows Stockton street. sixty
Isol feet wide Everett street, sixty (eQ) feet wide;
and lIaury street, sixty (Sol feet vide. "a!
All the streets parallel with Hull street, and bavtng
width Of &c feet shall have road-bed OF 10 feet and
wakway OF 10 feet on either side and the streets 50
fort wide shall have road-bed Of 20 feet and walk
way on either side Of y feet Al ,he sr9ss sreeis
q walkway of 81 feet on either side, except Hunter
street Which shall be 80 feet wide, the road-bed 20
feet and the walkway shall be 10 feet on either side
os o' .'" - WV ROBERT H. BEAZEEY, ~
~ ,,.f ,asUesAw Secretary and Auditor
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heavy penalty In the shape Of peulniary dam.
ikeFse sgsHsn ID TIE pesttges cases
i. the parties scpnccffied are fliff( TODD Ia
tc willing to settle the afiosflilss sfRybe
due upon an equitable adjustment Lynch.
burg Republ tss sssssss s.siss i
----------. ------y--- sysazk .rf: *: 3,.
tDrATH BY POISON. Near, Mount Crawford
In Rockingham county oil Tfinfsday lasf Che
wife Of John Cameron died In q; short time
utter taking IA dose of Salts, .The .circsIrn.
stances attending her death created the sts.
picion, that come deadly poison Ind been
put In the salts, and her husband was ar
rested, charged with the crime. Her remains
were buried on Sunday, and her stomach,
and brain were sent to the University Of
Virginia TO be Analysed by Professor Mallet
Staut.ton Spectator ~ = ): -. =
SEVERE SToRA.-A terrible storm of wind
passed over this city about noon on Sunday
which did considerable damage A large
portion Of the roof Of the tollbridge across
James river was blown off, the cross on the
catholic church was blown down, and the
upper part Of one of the walls of the build
ing injured; q portion of the wall on the
west side of the Old Methodist burying-
ground was destroyed, trees in various parts
Oh the city were uprooted, and the tops of
several chimneys blown of, and many fences,
DC, managed The storm continued for IF
oeen minutes or more, and was the seyerest
that has visited this section for many wears.
fortunately, so far rs we have been able to
i earn, no person was injurcd.-Lynchburg
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SOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day landing
n nor schoopnr Julien Nelson 400 tors FRANK
LIN, EGG, and STOVE GOALS. Those In want OF
choice article viii please send IN their orders:
80 ~ WRIT ROBERTS,
NH u corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
NIOTICE.-I respectfully announce to my
ths Coat RIISISESS, aud earnestly solicit then
natronacr. MRS. JULIA L. JOHNSTON.
OFFICE: No. 9 Ninth street, between Main An
f,ar-, - = I.e. NH l2-codlm
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Nsw STnEsr-sPR1sxLER.-Mr Aanarius
y. 81 stieasl has IaeHhetad sfter months Of
Z ffnkier, whfeh He TIED
1 br the frt time Yesterday with results that
are bourne 10 pguduee complete revolution
On streetsprihkling nncfines. Attached TO
the new water links with tin turrets to pre-
+ vent fhS splashing over, which Tas so obiec.
tohnble hi the old-time barrels and water
boxes, lisa revolving four sprinkler, which
ats low ut the rear OF the tank, and h keptin
motion by an endless chain running over q
System Of pulleys connected with the wheels
OF the vehicle. The water Is thrown with
great force, close enough to the ground not
30 splash higher than the hub of buggy,
and yet with reach sufficient to sprinkle the
street from curb to curb with once going
over. The supply is regulated by valves,
which answer SO promptly to the hand of the
driver that the water can be turned off In a
moment, US at street-crossings, and thus OBJ
viate another difficulty and abate another
nuisance inseparable from the old-time street
sprinklers. Seeing the new machine in ope-
ration one wonders why the miserable old
ramshacksles it substitutes were endured so
long. In a word, the new street-sprinkler is
quite as much of an Improvement in this
city as the steam fire-engine was in the last
days of volunteer tiremen and band-engines.
Cincinnati Commercial,
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The total decrease from March j, 1869, t
itc. is S315. l. 1885,. with decrease il
.aplsi interest charge Of $40, As, 53a.
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NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY
In CONCERN.-Take notice that We shall on the
sTH1RTIETH DAY OF APRIL sell to the
highest bidder for c,sh ALL GOODS len with US as
colaternls for work done unless called for before
that day. 5: :. :, -.
ap e-2t# SAUNDERS &c IEAGER.'
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DENTISTRY.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, has IN
" always pure and freshEITROUS OA-s1u111l1
DE GAS for painless extraction OF teeth
TEETH made Of any Description
and Of best materials. - :, s..ss-sl{, 81. f.tit 5
J, OLD GOLD PLATE taken In exchange for new.
All operations thoroughly performed ana Tsr-
oggIGE; franklin street, No. III, between seysstl
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SALES.

aWHEAT-Whtte, bushels very good at $Ls5. Red,
bushels yery good tpurpie straw Ht &i.7G Ftsd
bushels very good nc &c.; 11s
1u8hel9 pr1mc ~ 20cs-.. - .a.-l L. - -
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FonR1., MEW Srr hogKn OLD, Pc: IN
The side-wheel steamships WYANOkE,- lHAAC
BELL, SARATOGA, EIA6ARk, LBEMABIE
'al,d HATTERAS, leave New York for Norfolk, City
DAY, and SATURDAYaf 5so'elock r, M.zvLeavs
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
: These ships are entirely new They have elegan.
saloons and statercorns. The fare, accommodations
ard attention, are unsurpassed = 1fEt tis
Close connections made viii, steamers for al South
ern and European ports. - I = ~
Insurance effected. when ordered, AT A QUAR-
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the Offices Of tM
Company ss' ,s<%s' @E'.aei .S@53d Is Stt1ss55
For further information, spplyto .. .,,,,,s.
r3i JOHN w WYATT, Agent
nv 28 g.s gy,;s ss,,..s No, 3 Governor street.
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a,, d,-;,r MAST month sts,ISl,oeS IS
~. Z wv "N w ''"''"S i">
w., r,,a,c or debt from March !, isGa, =,
.''' ~ -
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-The
greater part of yesterday was occupied in
the argument of the apparently interminable
suit of Blackwell against Armistcad, involv-
ing the ownership of the Durham" brand
of smoking tobacco. Hon. Thomas S. Bocock
made u lengthy and powerful argument for
the defendant, and was followed by Judge
William Daniel for the plaintiff in an able
and exhaustive argument ; which will be
concluded this morning.
The grand jury found indictments against
the following gentlemen for alleged violation
of the fourteenth amendment to the Consti-
tuition of the United States:
General G. S. Meem, Of Shenandoah county,
member Of the State Senate.
James Patterson, of Franklin, member of
the Senate.
K. A. Coghill, of Amherst, member OF the
House of Delegates. .
John b. Allen, of Botetourt, member of
the House.
w. E. Miller, of Rappahannock, member
of the House.
General James A. Walker, Of Pulaski,
member Of the House.
George Il. Deneale, of Rockingham, men,
Der of the House.
Samuel w. Thomas, Of Warren, member
Of the House. .-s..
Captain William w. Hardwickc, chief of
police of the city of Lynchburg, violation OF
the enforcement act.
After the reading of the above indictments
the grand jury were adjourned overunti to-
morrow.
Suits were instituted in the United States
Circuit Court against the following banking
institutions of Lynchbmg for alleged failure
to make proper returns as to the amount of
business transacted by them: Miller & Frank
lin, $4,000; Virginia Savings Bank, $4,000;
T. ~. Krise, $4,000; Peoples Savings Bank,
$1,000; Real Estate Savings Bank, $1,000;
Woodroof & Spence, ST., 400.
The cases of John and Lewis Holcombe,
of Franklin, indicted for violation of the re-
venue laws, were continued until the third
day of the next term, and the witnesses re-
cognized to appear at that time--Lynchburg
Republican, I'd.
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THE SUITS AGAINST THE BANKERs.-By re-
ference to our report Of the proceedings OF
the United Suites Court, now convened in
this city, it will I've noticed that several suits
have been placed on the docket against the
bankers and savings banks of this city.
The cause of such action is stated to be on
account of inadequate reports of deposits
subject TO tax on monthly lists. It is under
stood that the private bankers and savings
banks Of this State generally have been ex.
amined by an officer of the revenue depart.
ment, and irregularities in reports have been
claimed in majority Of cases. While there
has been no design to avoid the tax, there
seems to have been an almost general opinion
that the interest deposits were regarded spe-
cial fund, and not liable to the excise tax.
This diversity Of view Is held to be the cause
of this difference, and these srits have been
brought to recover such difference, with
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATai1sn.I
- COMPANY. rs..,-- - =
FOR NEW YORK, PH 4 ,II, "a, BALfl-

i AhEs RIVER SIEAAMBoATafassJ
FOR NEW YORK, PHlLADEPHlA. BALFl-, !
MORE, NORFOLK. PORTSMOUa9 szf''b
a'' AND ALL REGULAR LAND-tGGi II ~
..t 49, INGS ON THE JAMES 80, -
....a 49, ' RIVER. - SO -, ~" A5''h
The fast and elegant United States mall steamer
ELIZA HANCOCK, Captnin 2. G. CLIFFORD, leaves
Company's wharf at Kocketts for the above-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, at SIX "A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons. Gym 49,,
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Boy
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York. - ..s..L,srs-, r.',ss arg
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arriva
Of steamer.
Fare to New fork.... $50. vi 20
Fare to Philadelphia 50
Fare 10 BalllmOre. w
FARE 70 sorfM OH. ., ii;I.R "a "a r g
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, for Norfolk, Portsmouth. BIOS.
ton, Baltimore, and principal landings on Cilesa.
peake Bay, and al regular landings on James river,
| at REASONABLE RATES o. ~ .-Fi5|As ~
Freight received from IA. NJ till M. rHnh s.
Freight for way.land!ngs must be prepaid. :,
r .r =. L. b. TATUhI, General Agent ,
Office, Company's wharf. IS 3in,t' .a@'-.E 7
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets. If
m
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
q 100 RrcHNCyD, Va. April ., ts72sE55
$3.50 OFFERINGS. 80 ssa&a
WHEAr.-White, bushels. Red, g bushels.
CoRH--White, no bushels. - 49, Z 3:
OATE.-52l bushels t,stt ~ sugaft %1fi ~
AEAf-Hp frsrsf,e1s
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,"". - ''>" ~ .c.2?s..la. aa7
-. - $780,
..i. Is cash in Treasury, April uu
-, -. ''-'''VN
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FROM WASHINGTON.
,.,. OH, the National Deht.-.IFcayy
n.crcasc for the Month Of March,.
o,.c Of the Coin Balance. \
rho ~ccapitulaticn OF the statement Of TIKI
W a,,r;] Isl is as follows =

,., -ccanitlll1ticn OF the statement OF fhe
,j;, dchi to April 1st is as follows:
,.,r,<c INTEREST IN com:
u'Ns .snrr cent. 81 400 aas's $50 w
49, - 1rr cent. ai-ssf,"" '" a. go a., 80. =,
tsl'Ni' : - Sl,s1Ssp6S,SS0 %
,y,>c INTEREST IN LAW
N.' trrt. MONEY:
.uacs,c> Of Indebtedness, a.. ~ n,o 40
. ............ Hsts.""" wv
-, r.a>iou Fund, at \ 49,, AN an
',iSr,,r. al ! per cent )S,s:o'"m I" 40. ooo m
, 80, .bE,h interest has ceased n,ss,,,o a.
..,igc maturity $50. ......... ...,' .s-
,,,.v1 NEARING No INTEREST,"
,la. i,4.nand and Legal s.,- .co oos os
,-.,fnI.ai currency. t:'.Ss', ,p 80 go
,ri:h,lics......' -''t0"'f'' w 100 ~ N, A.
w s. 30, 0N6,2O7 "a
i al rJnciIai. AZ as $40 81
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