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DnrSrEcTISG SEDlN.-It Was hideous
and terrible drama, that disinfecting OF
the battlefield Of Sedan. and one that
might furnish the fsarful text for chap
ter entitled The Morrows OF Glory"
A Belgian physician. DR.. CUTLERY. has
accounted the principal facts in report
published at brussels. Historians never
show anvthirG but the radience of tbs
battle. The realism OF these works dis
PLAYS its LideGlsuess and It's corruption
You dream Of glory? Look and behold
Q charnel-housei Seven months after
the Is: of September, 1870. the stencil
was SO great found the battle field that
the public health was in danger. Bel
GUM became alarmed. Prince Orlof
wrote to Nj Bernrdi that in the 18th cen-
tury, III war Of the Turks agains. the
Persians, swarms- Of insects nourished
on decayed flesh, brought a frisatful
epidemic into Russian provinces q hum
dred times further from the battle-felds
than Brussels is from Sedan, Il was ne
buried Clany bodies, both of men and
horses. in summary fashion. The ex-
halations were horrible. People took in
their hands little yellow snow, charged
with bubbles of gas. and when it melted
1t diffused an odor OF corpses. Then, in
March. 1871. nlen dug and opened in the
fields under the snow the tumuli of the
dead. Feet still covered with huge
boots. and ha.f decayed faces appeared
here and there. Horrible things were
discovered. ! dog died at La Moncelle
from having dsyoured a corpse. The
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SEC

Il ond Judicial District in and for Crmsby
County, State of Nevada. In the matter OF the
estate of William F. Wilson, deceased.-Pur.
suant to an order Of the said Court, made on
the 18th day of March, 1876, notice is hereby
given that MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF
MAY. 1876, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF the ssid dsy
at the Courtroom Of said Court, has been ap.
pointed Tor hearing the petition Of Vim. J.
Thoringtop, praying for an order that the ad-
ministrator and administrative of said estate
mag be authorized by said Court to make Q con.
veyance to said petitioner of certain town lot
lying and being in the City of Carson, County
and State aforesaid, to wit: Lot No. 9 and west
70 feet of Lot No. 10 in block No. A. in Muss-
er's division of said Carson City; at which time
and place all persons interested therein may
appear and contest the same by filing their OBJ
jections in writing.
TT. EDWARDS, Clerk.
March %. 1876.
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NOTICE..


N the Carson City Chemical Company, a cor
porstion organized and existing under the laws
O: the State Of Nevada, has petitioned the Hon.
S. H. Wright, Judge of the Second Judicial / IL.
trict of the State OF Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby. to be dissolved and iisip-
corporsted under the provisions of all Sc; of
the Legislature of the State of Nevada entitled
IAN Act to provide for the formation OF eorpo-
rations fer certain purposes" approved March
10th, A. D. 1865; that MONDAY. the 18th day
of MAY, A, D. 1876, and the Chambers OF saia
Judge, in the city Of Carson, County OF Ornsiy
have been appointed the time ard place for
the hearing of said petition, at which time ana
place all persons interested will show cause why
an order disiAcorporat;ng said corporation Shall
not be made and entered.
r. J. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Carson City, New, March II, 1876. lawsw
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A LIZA CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND

"a SILVER Mining COnpaDy.- LOCATION q
principal place OF business, Carson City. Ne
vsds. Locstion Of works. Pyramid Lake Min
ing District, Wsshoe County. Nevada. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock. on account Of assessment No. lev Ell on
the 9Th day Of February, 1876. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect
i've sharehC lders, as follows.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
LNOR AN 1NCTRAGLE CASE
Dr.. 10 Eichnu's
OLDEN Balls A NJ

GO l. ID EN- BAL s A NJ
After ten years of trial this coast, has prove.
itself the only curative in certain class OF
diseases pronounced by medical practit.oheTs as
!pcursble.
DIR. lie RIchau's Golden Balsam No I
Cures Chsncres. first and second stages: Sores
on the Legs or Body. Sore Ears. Eyes. Nose, ETC.
Copper-colored Blotches. Syphilitic CstaII5
Diseased Scalp, and all the primary forms Of
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DIR. lie RfchRu's Golden RaisRm No :.
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial, Syphilitic Kheur3a
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and Contracted Cords, Stiffness Of he Limbs
ana eradicates all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indisretion or abuse G:
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Price, - per bottle, OF two for 50.
DIR. lie Richau's Golden SpaH!sh
Antidcte.
~ the cure Of Gonorrhes. Glcst. Irritation.
Gravel, and ell Urinary or Genital dlssrrangs.
r.ents. Price. 81 so per bottle.
DR.. lie Richau's Golden Spanish
Injection.
wash and Injection fer severe cases o. Con
Crrhea, lntiGmraatory elect, Structures. and all
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Prize.
:, 81 per bottle.
Also. Agents for DR.. lie Richnn's
Golden Pills.
For Seminal Weakness Night Emissions Tr.-
pot acy, snd sll diseases arising from Msstu-
batiCn and excessive abuses. Price - per
bottle. The genuine GOLDEN B.LsAM is put up
oLly N round bottles. On recent OF lr.ce,
these medicines " i'll lie sent TO s parts OF the
country, by express or mail, secure " pack, 4,
and free from observation. sole Agents. c. +.
RICHARDS h CO., wholesale and retail drug
EiSts and chemists. southwest corner OF Clsy
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
upY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

RpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
~ Order Of Sale to me directed, issued out OF
the Hon. Second Judicial District Court, on
Judgment rendered therein on the seventeenth
day OF March, 4. d. 1876, in favor Of O. 2. Willis
and against Robert b. sharp and Augustine
SHARP, his wife, for the sum OF sG9o 5o-lOo,
with interest on the sum Of $500 ct the rate OF
three per cent. per month from the ID day OF
February. A. u. lS16, together with the sum OF
Si7 .0-lCO costs of suit, and sccrIIing costs now
in the sum Of IS st, counsel fee in the sum Of
81 81, with interest from date Of judgment at
10 per cent. per annufn, and the further sum OF
500 SO paid for taxes, with interest a. rate Of
~ per cent. per month till psid. from 18th
January, ls16, together with all costs which
insy accrue from advertisement, commissions,
etc, etc. and in pursuance thereto have lev
led upon and will expose at public sale to the
highest and best bidder. N front OF the Court
House door in Carson City. ormsby county. on
the 10th dsy Of April, 4. d. 1916, between the
hours of o'clock A. ". and ) o'clock P. NJ. 10
wit, st One O'Clock P. NJ, all the right, title,
interest and claim Of the said Robert b. Sharp
and Augustine Sharp, defendants, Of, in and TO
the following described property, situate sId
being in Carson City, county OF Orinsby, and
State OF Nevada, as ordered and set out IN said
decree, to wit: All that certain piece Of land III
Carson City, Ormsby county, State Of Nevada,
called and known as and represented upon the
plats OF said Carson City SIS the southern sixty
(e0) fee: OF block number thirteen 49,, Proctor
and Green's subdivision of said Carson City,
more particularly bounded and described
follows: Beginning at the southeast corner OF
said block formed by the intersection OF the
west line of Minnesota street with the north
line OF Nusser street; thence north, with the
said line of Minnesota street, sixty (6OJ feet;
thence at right angles west one hundred and
seventy t1T0) feet, to the east line OF Philips
street; thence south, with said line OF Phillips
street, sixty tG0) feet, to the north line of said
Musser street; and thence east with tina: street
line one hundred and seventy (l10l feet, TO the
place Of beginning; together with all and SIN
gular the tenements Embellishments and appur-
tenances thereto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining. s. Il. SWIFT,
Sheriff Of the County Of OrIEsby.
Carson City, March 18th, 1876.
ILLS K hLG, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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vIck'S FLORAL GUIDE.
JAMES WICK. Rochester, n. L.
ulh23Yu3

Choice Flower and Garden
SEEDS,
Strawberries and Peaches
AZ EW SORTS By MAIL:
IN Plants of the newest and finest improved
sorts, carefully packed and prepaid, by nail.
Ny collection OF Strawberries took tbs first
premium for the best collection st the great
show Of the Massachusetts, Horticultural Soci-
ETY.. in Boston. last season. grow nearly 100
varieties, the most complete collection in the
country, including all the new, large American
and imported kinds. Priced descriptive csts-
logue, gratis, by mail. Also Bulbs, Fruit Trees,
Roses, Evergreens. Twenty five packets Gar
den or Flower Seed, u BY mail.
G. G. The true Cape Cod Cranberry. best
G. sort for upland, lowlana. or garden, by
mail, prepaid. u per 100; IS per LOCO.
Wholesale catalogue to the trade. Agents
wanted.
b. M. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
Plymouth. Mass.
Established 1872. mh24m3
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Al lbusiDessletters and COM
mun,eatlon:, intended 10.
,nls paper, should De a""
"ruEREGISTER,Wheei-
,,sR. Va
,,nocrstic and Conservative State
V' Convention.

,ruoCRATlC AND CoNsEh' a
1'hh norty Of West Virginia. are re-
1 Ii'n - appoint delegates to meet In
Qae''tr '.,,o, charleston, on Thursday me
the '!! y -, lime, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ior
slh DAY ofn minating candidates for
lasPnIPoo Of q vernon, Auditor treas
The ol..' ol..',nav.,irneral, state sup'rinten-
afsi , a Free schools, and three Judges ESQ., ol
dea'V, ,, q, Appeals, Also for the pur-
'ae 'o1', aoo,o;,ng two Delegates from
eAt" '' naIe.ates from the state at
SUD "1' ..,r.sent West Virginia In
.'Hr ron,,r,tic National Convention wen ion to ",
's' l' ,n s.. Louis on the 9th day OF
e -'' denomination of candidates Tor
l-''' '',..,,uaviee ''' President OF the United
n' n..rlec,on Ofan Electoral Ticket
''"'''' '', .ns,rttou of such other proper
90. ..,, - =, may come before the said 'on
ysut.oG ,c,s.rvative voters
~ . s,,,s without regard TO past politi-
o. ., licences. VINO are opposed to polit'-
"a - ,nn,lop in high places, are cordially
49,, n participate IN the meetings
Ito appoint said Delegates
ALIEN. CAMPBELL, Chairman.
" GALLAHER, Sec'y.
n.nocratic papers of the Stale please
topy. o,-s mrII
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Effects Of the FL cd,

MEMPHIS, April 3.--The effects of the
food are beginning to be felt on the Ar
kansas side. A number OF families in
Hopefeld, Immediately opposite here,
have been forced ~ leave their houses,
and passengers who arrived by the Little
Rock train this morning report the water
over the track near Edwards, but the
trains went out to-day. The water Is
now ten inches below extreme high water,
and about an inch below the high water
IN May, 1874, when great damage was
done in the neighborhood Of Sunfower,
Bolivar and Lake Providence. The
crevasse reported this morning was at
DENIES nearly opposite Laconia, Arkan.
sss instead of at Dariss, as at first re-
ported, and was caused by the bank cav
ing. Through this the water water will
run into the Sun-tlower river.
Phaliah, Payne y Company's cotton
gin, on Poplar street, was burned by an
incendiary this morning. The loss is
about $4,000 The building was insured
i. the Globe of Chicago, Franklin of
Knoxville, and Planters Of jackson.
Bill McNeal, colored, was arrested fer
FIRING if
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Ingersoll and a Democratic
Legislature Elected.
4 U. S. Senator Gained.
Cincinnati Democratic.
A Good Centennial Begin
ming.

HARTFORD, April 3.-Hartford City
gives lngersall majority of 5l3. Last
year he had a majority Of l,20l. The
indications are that Waite Republican }
is elected to Congress over Wells Dem
ocrat) by Il good majority. Sixty towns, in
Guiding Hartford, gives Robinson 1878;
Ingersall, 1868; Smith, (Temperance)
492; Atwater (Greenback), 4l6. The
same towns last We gave Greene l5,-
607; Iagersall lS,649; Smith Temper
ance), S94; scattering 6. So far as heard
from the Republicans have gained
eleven representatives and the Demo-
Gratis fourteen. Ingersall is no doubt
re. elected by the popular vote and the
Legislature Democratic.
Norwich, April 3.-Waite is elected
to Congress by between 100 snd 500
plurality.
NEW HAVEN, April 3.-The vote in
the town of New Haven resulted rs fol.
lows, Robinson, Rep, 1928; Ingesrsll,
DEM, 4,602; Atwster, Greenback, 1900;
Smith prohinitionist, 81.
HARTFORD, CONN, April 3.-Re-
turns from one hundred and nine towns
give Robinton 27,964; Ingersall S4,49O;
Smith l,0s6; Atwsfer 7Sl. The sane
towns last year gave Greene 2S,3l4; In.
gersall 85,O2O; Smith 1925; scattering 8,
Il net republican gain OF 1867. The
Senate is probably Republicans to II
Democrats. The Democrats have a ma.
iority in the House of 30 or moro.
HARTFORD, April 3.-Returns from
1877 towns, not including New Haven,
give Robinson 36,777, lngsrsall 42.49O,
Smith 1880, Atwater 86l, scattering 81.
The Republican gain is 1913 over last
year.
New Haven-Fairfeld county, and
one small town wanting, gives Robinson
l6,94l and lngesoll 1894.
New Haven county, with three small
towns lacking, gives Robinson lO,3iO,
Ingesol ll.34c, Smith $50 and Atwater
l.544
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FOREIGN.
Ine Abysinian War


Abr,;,i;ASDRIA, April S.-The King of
Tor pe,oa Ieu' s. ENJOYS to Egypt, asking
q, t.'e, out afterwards made demands
Of pescs -" ol commerce before the treaty
athe Wv was signed, and Tor the payment
iO,tifviDan expenses. The Egyptians are
lie has,, s'rOhg positions commanding
sl,6S,.a ihey will garrison these and
dg,ing ~. 'oe remainder of their army
Ia, ! nar, e rainy season. 1t is suggested
rea, m,a.a 'fai territory be Termed to pre-. .
,irlsas md ISlllslon p between the Aby-
that The .I% P,; Egyptians. 1t is reported
tnsrcb;,,. ,.lee OF Tigre has revolled and
State Of T On Adowa, the capital of the
tie l.is PstsOn, Eis 81 favor placing the son of
Abysini. ing ing Theodore on the throne of
under guarantees. 80
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Appropriation Exhausted.

LOUISVILLE, April AN order has
been received here from Washington or
dering the supplies of gas, water and fuel
in the custom house to be shut on. Inc
order comes from the Treasury Depart
ment, and is believed to be n general one,
to take place Immediately. II was caused
by the ex xhau.tion OF the funds appropri-
ated by Congress last year, and failure
to renew the appropriation this year
According to the provisions OF law re-
latinp TO this matter, no funds can be e1
pended Tor gas, water, &c, until sppro-
priated By Congress The Louisville
pos,ofiice is in the custom building. and
until another appropriation shall have
been made, will be lighted up with can
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releSraph Poles I'm cities.

PHILADELPHIA. April S,-lD. the case
Of the city vs.. the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. being an application for
an Injunction - restrain the defendants
from erecting telegraph poles on certain
streets in the city on the ground that
they are public nuisance, Judge Thayer
thi: morning, delivered the opinion oil
the court granting the injunction. The
opipion sets forth that the right IN place
telegraph apparatus in the streets Of the
ci,y Is dependen, upon the consent Of the
couu ellis. and expresses the belief tsst Gil
business OF telegraph could be as well
conducted in this city BY means OF wires
run under ground.
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c,.x.,,,a Mup,e,paI Election.

CLEVELAND, April 3.-The municipal
election passed off quietly to-day and a
large vote was polled. The entire ofticIal
count will not be in for several days.
The indications are that the Republican
CITY ticket is entirely elected by 8 large
majority and the Republicans also prob
ABLY elect IA OF the l6 councllmen. The
returns from Fremont show Republican
gain of over 200 and the election Of one
Republican councilman at Akron. The
Democrats have majority in Council
for the frst time since the organization OF
the Republican party. At Youngstown
the green back ticket wa elected by over
900 majority.
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Arms to pat stop to this, and to con-
tract with the jailor for supply of the
prison fare for Kilbourpe.
The reading of the resolution was greet
ed with derision and laughter on the Re-
publican side of the House, which was
increased when Mr.. Glover sent up to
the clerks desk long roll, consisting of
some dozen sheets of paper pasted to-
gethcr, and which was supposed to be
the bill of fare out o. which Kilbourn
made his selebtions. He wanted to have
it read, but as his motion gas to suspend
the rules and adopt the resolution, he
could not have the billsof fare read.
After good deal of noise sad confu-
sion the House proceeded to vote on the
motion and it was defeated, yeas SO, nays
SO; not the necessary two thirds major
ity.
Mr.. Randall moved 10 suspend the
rules and order evening sessions for Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday of this
week for the legislative appropriation
bill.
Most of the members on the Republi-
can side manifested great repugnance to
the proposition. and refrained from vot-
ing SO that there would not appear to be
a quorum.
Mr.. Randall remarked that of was to
be the game he would call for the yeas
and nays.
Mr. Rusk invited him to do so and he
did, the voting by yeas and nays having
the same result, that of no quorum vOt-
ing.
Mr.. Randall asked whether the point
that there was no quorum would be in
sisted on.
Mr.. Rusk said that it would.
Thereupon Mr.. Randall moved call
Of the House, and then it became ques-
tion whether MIR. Rush or Mr.. Randall
would br the irst to yield-the first call
showing that there was no quorum pre-
sent.
Mr.. Randall moved that warrants of
the Speaker be issued to the Sergeant-at-
Arms directing him to take into custed dy
and bring into the hall the absent men,
bers.
Mr.. Hosr raised point Of order that
the regular Speaker not being present,
the occupant of the chair Mr.. Springer,
of Illinois) had no authority to sign any
such warrants.
The Speaker pro tenn. overruled the
point of order, and Mr.. Hoar having
appealed from his decision, the appeal
was laid on the table.
Mr.. Knott, at half-past 6, moved an
adjournment. Negatived.
AT this stage Mr.. Rusk withdrew his
objection to Randalls resolution, but
Mr.. Fort renewed it and dead LOCK
continued.
Mr.. Sayler appealed to the members
not to play, he would not say tho big
boy for that would be hard on tine boy,
the big baby. He proposed that Ran
dalls motion for three evening sessions
be agreed to and all further proceedings
under the call dispensed with. Objections
came and this time from the Democratic
side of the house.
Mr.. O'Neil suggested compromise
that the House meet three days ut II
o'clock and sit til o'clock.
Mr.. Randall could not accept that
proposition AS it would interfere with
the business OF the committees, while
messengers of the Sergesnt-at. Arms
were out serching for absent members.
Various attempts at compromise were
made but without success. Finally all
objection was withdrawn.
Mr.. Randall resolution for an even
ing session was agreed to and the House
at seven o'clock adjourned.
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An Sin I'm Trouble.

SAN FsAxcIsco, April s.-The siI
Chinese companies, al a m setting satur.
dsv night. indited letter TO Chief OF
Police Ellis, complaining that the pre-.
sent agitation has already PROVOKED
assaults upon their people, and that they
fear tha. unless checked bloody not
NAV be the result They profess will
ingre.s 10 lend their aid in obtaining q
Modification o. the BurlingAme treaty
but ask protection under the treaty righh.
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HekeI Case.

ST. LOUIS, April 3.-The motion for $
new trial in the Mckee case come up
for hearing in the Uniiei Stste. CIR
cult Court this afternoon. AncA-
wits on both side and notes Of ofieisl
reporter walbridge and the Anivers Of
Hugh Summers when s1amined as juror
were read and other preliminaries sn-
tered into Mr.. Summers and Watson
Fozte, will be examined tomorrow.
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duel

RICHMOND, April S.-B. 7. Robinson
and Jesse Mitchell, young men highly
connected in Campbell county, Va, met
to-day at New Providence Church, near
Rustburg, in that county, to settle an old
feud, with pistols. Robinson was shot in
the abdomen and Mitchell received one
shot in the hand, which glsnclng went
through his cheek and lodged p the back
of his head and one in his brd kst. The
latest report says Robinson dead, and
that Mitchell could not survive. The
difficulty is understood to hay been about
woman. III
Robinson was q Lieut. liant in the
United States army, and Jas boen ab-
sent seven years on duty on the Texas
frontier, and Mitchell hsf been recently
appointed United States gsuger.
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IoictIo Election.

TOLEDO, April 3.-The election in
this city passed of quietly today. The
contes; wa. most spirited on street COM
missioner and colncilmen. The Repub'
licans have elected their street commn-
sioner BY 500 to 1000 msjority, and thei'
councilmen in the lst ID, 3D. and 4th
wards. The other return. will not be IN
before morning. Republican gains are
shown and il is considered a day Of vic.
tory for that party,
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''erno~ OF the Mississippi not Ap-
pretended

Nh" ORLEANs, April 3.-Col Hardee,
ny engineer OF New Orleans, expresses
~' opinion that the fears Of a general
"''-oS IN the Mississippi valley are hot
''' 'onnted. His reasons were fully
gwen IN an interview to day, and the
"o'l,Ion arrived at is that the present
Va'i''On Of the upper tributaries, COM
"a1 with those lower down, do not
'E'anl the apprehensions of such an
""a'v as would be damaging to the
ssPeclIye agricultural interests Of the
Valley
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r.Iumbus EIerfSoa.

CoLu Bus y, April 3.-Tse iuil re-
turns Of the city election were not 10 ~
midnight, bot the indicstions are that
there u considerable Republican, gains
over last iall. Returns from the eight
v.rd, nov in gives the Republican, four
.nd the Democrats -four councilmen-
The probability is tia. the Repoblican.
slec, Trustee Of Water Works and
pos.ibly q Police Commissioned.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, APril 3. MONEY
Loaned as high as I per cent; closed
offering at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5(d6 per cent. Customs receipts
S265,O 900. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Sterling firm at 4s6l9
4S93.
GoLD-Declined from ll3s to ll3,
and closed at the lowest point. Carrying
rates 10 per cent.
&c CsERNMENTs-Dull and fraction
lower, in sympathy with gold.
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''eak In the N MississtppiIexee

@'NrHis, April 3.-The officers of the
GU. e' A. J. White reported large
psb, "a a. Davis landing on Saturday
pcS,;, @ yesterday morning the water was
ION, .h'ough, and some three plsnts-
uS,r, are already submerged. Davis
Mn mile above Napoleon on the
M. 'ppi side, and the water through
n'.,s .e'as'e will run into the old river.
IL fS,nIn S,nIn OF White river is already over