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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 19.-yirginia skies, de
Ierred, Z; do. consols 53A; do second series, 22H
s sS pa nfE oesy
BALTIMORE. April 19.-Cotton nrmer-mid-
ding, 1lZSal2. Flour dull and lower for higher
grades,-Howard street and western super, g. 35a
city mills super. 50a4 90; do. extra. 4.50a5 IS
Patspsco family TO Wheat. southern lower and nc
du western mPsl dull and and 10y red 2ss
Nc: western winter red. spot and April, l. 25Ha
1;25&; &; May, l;22al. 221; june. 1.lSfal. lSX
July, l.1ha1. 11s4; August, l OF. Corn, southern
STEADY; western dull and lower-southern white,
Az; May. 47a4714; june. 46ka46x; steamer, asa
45H Oats cas- ier-southern, 42a43 western white,
4la42; ; do. mixed, 39a40; Pennsylvania, 4la42.
Eye. nSsmin9aly s9aS0 Hay firm prime 70 choice
pork, II. .75a12. z5. Bulk neatsMIoose shoulders.
4A; clear rib sides, 6%; do. packed, S and "a
iRSaIesn1inshou1ders iSIs1i tH; clear rib Sides Hams.
steady prime to choice western packed, 2sa2S
rolls, 2Oa25. Eggs duh and weak, IOalOk. Petro-
G IGenm.ernde m nominal; refined. nominally ~.
Cofee dnll-Rio cargoes, l3a4al5s: Suger steady
70 Liverpool per steamer frm-cotten, 3-16d.
no ur. 2s.6 Cd; grain I'd. Receipts : -four. sos
barrels; wheat, 40, 800 bushels; 'corn. II, 100
6nshss fas s1 oats 700 bushels sa
wheat Goa. 200 bushels: corn. l05 O9O bushels.
NEW YORK, April 19--Stocks lower. Money
3. Exchange, leng. 4S4A; short. 487k. Govern
NEWYCRK. April l9,--FIour dull and declining.
Wheat dnil and lower, Corn dull and lower.
Ieot Rsssrn ARr st ly 42o p MAtantic and
Asnts and Great Western seconds
ReaGing, 345s.
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The New York Democrats.

MENTIONS TOMORROW.
The regular New York democratic state con-
VentlOn meets at Syracuse tomorrow to choose
delegates to the democratic national convention
AS the Tammanyites had called a separate con-
ventioD to meet the same day in the same city,
ii was supposed that Mr. Tilden would have a
walk over in the regular convention, but dur
Ing last week a number of counties elected
anti-Tflden delegates, some going to the extent
OF 1nStructlng directly against Mr.. Tilden'S
nomination. Delegates commenced pouring
into Syracuse Saturday evening, and much eX
citement was caused by the report that there
had been break in the Brooklyn and Irving
Hall T1lden delegations. Among the notable
defectiOns from the Tilden ranks claimed by the
friends of Mr.. Seymour are John E. Devlin
Hon. A. S. Hewitt, Senator Jacobs, of BROOKLYN
and Hon. Samuel Hand, OF Albany. The Syra-
cuse Courier, (anti-Tilden) classifies the dele
gates as being 81, anti-Tilden, 149 Tilden and IS
doubtful, but the Albany Argus figures up 200
T1lden men out OF 260, with 90 doubtful. To
complicate matters, Mr.. John Kelly has had a
full delegation OF Tammanyites elected to the
regular convention, headed by himself and Tax
commissioner Nanderpoel, and these will an
pear and demand as right to participate in
The preliminary organization of the convention.
The democratic Union OF New York city has also
appointed committee to present to the state
convention memorial which, after reciting the
Efforts OF the union TO unite the regular denoc-
racy and Tammany party In that city, will ask
The convention to undertake that work The
Tammany Hall convention will have regularly
appointed delegates from every county and city
in the state, and Will include all the LEADING
antt-Tilden men.
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Still Rarping Oh the American Nan-
OI.M1r AT HE lSIliMuS.

The kearsarge is still at Chirique. Commander
Picking says that his mission is not secret but
he refuses to define its object. lie is examining
Commander Howell, OF the steamer Adams eX-
poets the ship here early next month from
Gallo Dulce. President Ceryera to-day attrlbu-
ted the presence OF American man-of-war ships
to an eEOrt made by the Washington govern
ment to divert attention from NJ. de LeSSeps
scheme, and to defeat IL. He does not believe
that America wants Columbian territory. He
thinks that the canal scheme is opposed TO
American policy. Cervera has sent communi-
cations to the American ConSulS at Aspinwall
and Panama, requesting information about the
mysterious movements OF the kearSarge and
Adams, also TO the Columbian Minister at
Washington, reporting that yellow fever is in
prpdSinC here
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$4,000 for a Public Library,

GIovERsvIILE, n. Y, ApIil 19-Hon. Levi
Parsons. OF New York city, former resident OF
Kingsboro, Fulton county, n. Y, has given
$4,000 to establish public library for Glovers-
vile and ktngsboro. The citizens have held a
meeting and voted TO name it the Parsons L.
bra1y, and have subscribed nearly $. 900 for a
building lot.
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On Trial for Wife Mur,ter

HUDSON, n. Y, April 19.-The trial OF Lewis
COonS for the murder of bis wife at Taghkanick
last May will be commenced before Judge West
brock in this city to-day.
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Escaped from Prison.

NEW CASTLE. DEL, April 19.-Enoch Rash.
Wm Austin and Thomas Flanagan, who were
serving out a years sentence for attempted ar
son ln W wilmington last fail, escaped from the
Jail this morning by displacng bar In their cell
window and scaling the wall by means OF a rope
made from bed clothing
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lisracIi,s Reformation.

LONDON, April 19.-The Times in a leading
editorial article this morning says: 1.-The first
result OF Lord BeacOnSf1eld's IS Interview with the
queen can no longer be a matter of doubt. lie
will have craved permission for himself and
colleagues TO resign their seats of Office
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BISHOP ELDER. OF Matches arrived In Cincfn-
nau yesterday and immediately entered upon
the duty OF his ofiiee as ooadjutor OF Arch
plsnop Purcell by attending mass at the Cathe-
JOSEPH. Afterward he confirmed class OF chill
dren at the Cathedral.
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CANAL SH1PMENTs.-As will be seen from our
canal report shipments OF coal yesterday were
heavier than any day this season, % boats with
1892 having cleared. The prevailing rate of
freight now is Sl.10 to Georgetown and $l.15 to
Alexandria, and the indications are that the
for transportation. The Borden, Consolidation,
Maryland and American companies are ship
ping by canal, but the New Central company
mas not yet begun canal shipments though they
are sending out large quantities OF coal by rail.
Cumberland Nelrs l6ti
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CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
RlNCkade Af GallaO.

NEW YORK, April ia special from Colon.
Panama, gives the following from Callao. April
18th: The blockade OF this port was begun to-
embarked a cargo CT arms at ChIra, near Mo-
!eIGo, capturing the Chiian steam launch
Duende al Iucopila
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kkARNEY DIsAPPEARs.-The supreme court
OF California has confirmed the decision against
disappeared. His brother says he is only ab.
sent temporarily and viii appear when a de-
mand Is made for him. Having been convicted,
u ought 10 occur TO him that he Is ''demandedn
now,
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LECTURES.

T EOTURE, 20th April, at II O'Clock, DOUG
~ LASS HALL. Hillsdale, d. c.. Subject:
:. Women of America in the 18th Century," by
MISS VIRGINIA CHARLTON. apl7-2t'
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THE CROW INDIANS in red paint, beads and
feathers. had an Interview with Commissioners
Trow bridge today. They are fine looking set
of Indians. Their faces are very good. The
department desired-that they settle in sever.
atty. Several OF the Indians made Speeches
one made very eloquent appeal to the Com.
missioner to keep whisky out of their country
It ruined their people, he said, and they wanted
It Kept away: The Commissioner promised to
do all he could to this end. >- w
SENATOR BECK, OF Kentucky, has returned to
the city from trip home. He is reported to
have said that 1t Is not so sure after all that
Tilden will get the Kentucky delegation solid.
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THE FIRN OF GILMORE & Co., OF this city, have
been disbarred by Secretary Schurz from prac-
tice before the Interior department. j. d. BAH.
clerk in the land Office, charged with having
been bribed by them to advance their claims,
has been dismissed. -
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"a An obscure writer observes: There fs less
to induce women to marry than to induce men:
yet men hesitate to marry and women lump AT
marriage"
The Packing Mems Protective and Ben.
eyolent Unicn OF Chicago, which fnaugurated
tually disbanded yesterday.
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REFUSING TO TAX CHURCH PRoPERTY.-By
the action OF the New York senate Thursday
the bill providing for the taxation OF church
property of greater value than $4,000 was
killed, SO far as IT related to that subject. The
nearly unanimous The Tribune says no prop
Osit1On for the taxation OF church property win
find its way through the present legislature.
end 1t doubts whether such measure will
meet with favor for many years to come.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

FSA DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.
ISs3ss T e BID r. & af xpr
on e Be on zeSfs to
sent the Democracy of the District of Columbia in
the aprroaching National Democratic Convention
respective districts at the following named places
T. BRENTWOOD Hail, b. Brishtwood, DC.
3 Ge3rgetown west OF High St
4. AZ High ST., Georgetown, D. O.
6. Wilson's Hal, 10th st. and Penna. ave.
z. 1917 Connecicut ave.
8. Daly's Hall, o ST., near 7th st. NV.
g. 14Os New York ave. NV.
II. Potomac Hall, l1th st. and Maryland ave.s.w.
Y. Cosmopolitan Hall.
T. Efa6s m d io1s sh St. t.
Is. Kaiser's Hall. 735 7th st. NV.
lG COZ Louisiana ave. NV.
l8. 1901 Az st. s.w.
20. Whithaft Hall, Sd and SITS. Sc.
~ 23I M Ut 18th st. Sc. between and Sc.
The Chairman Of each Primary ma Meeting will re-
port by the 21st instant to the undersigned the re-
suit of their meetings, with the names Of the Dele
ap1S-2t LAWRENCE GARDNER. sec'y.
10. NATIONAL VETERAN ,CLUB.-An ad
tCs jonrned meeting of the Club. to perfect iIs
h and s oe d FE1 A
10th. at o'clock sharp. full attendance is earn
J. o. P. BURNSIDE. President.
Fl. D. NORTON, Rec. Sec'y. ap17 2t
49, NINETEENTH LEGISLATIVE DIS
L~s TRIOT.-The Democratic voters of the above
district hereby notified to meet at Juenemann 3
Hall, on st, between 4th aud 5th SITS. ne on
next TUESDAY EVENING, the Goth inst. at ~
O'Clock, for the purpose of electiug three delegates
to the District Convention.
ap17-st. eP6kdE eqdE HohAA o91AEANEMANN. Committee.
81 NATURAL MINERAL WATERS.
bethesda Radford BIue lick Congress DeeD
Rock, Buffalo, Iitllia, RoCkbridge Alum, Geyser,
Hathorn, Gettysburg, Friedrickshall, Hunyadi
JanOs, ApOlIinaris Pullna, White Sulphur.
st MILBURN'S PHARMACY,
febI9 1929 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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12l3 pennsylvania ave-, up stairs. ap2-3m
SPRING MILLINERY.
We have now open and ready for sale
the largest and most complete assortment of
STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BONNETS
Ever shown in this city, consisting Of
ALL THE LATEST PARIsIAN, ENGLISH, ITALIAN
Swiss AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES,
Together with an endless variety of all the leading
Shapes in Staple Straw Goods. Our
SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS
Are also replete with everything new and desirable.
forming the richest and most elegant display of
SILKS, RIBBONS. FLOWERS ETC.
That the horne and foreign markets can produce
We have also ready for inspection an extremely
choice selection of
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
And are constantly receiving additions to gen
viii be low the superior quality and design of
goods will permit of, and we respectfully invite
the attention of the ladies of this city and vicinity
inspect our stock before making spring purchases
Personal attention given to all Millinery orders.
j. r. PALMER,
IMPORTER,
ap1 1lO7 + st. NV.
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ERESH LITERATURE,

IL ENTUCKY TROTTING STALLION season
son ~ IseVi Marders Chief, BY Clark Chief. ~
Pred, BY Star Davis, he by Glencoe; time, E&
100. Address O., Star Once. ap3.lms
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SERGEANT-AT-ARMs THOMPSON SAYS there is
no danger of Cincinnati losing the national
democratic convention, and that the local teIe-
graphic facilities will be amply arranged for.
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DIED IN BOsToN.-The Navy department Is in
formed OF the death at Boston last Saturday of
Col. James II. Jones, United States Marine
Corps. He was native and resident OF Della
ware, and entered the service In 1S47. His death
promotes Lieutenant Colonel It. G. Field to
colonelcy, Major c. D.Webb to be lieutenant COL
Onel. and Captain G.. w. Collier to be major.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Ensign W. F. Halsey to
duty at the photographic Office. Master j. S.
Abbott, from the Mare Island navy yard and
ordered to the Lackawanna. Passed Assistant
Engineer w. l.. Nicoll to MOlocaCy, Asiatic
station, per steamer of May 22d, relieving
Passed Assistant Engineer J. P. Kelly, Who will
return home.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-InterIal rev.
nue., s63S. 249.33: customs $685.. .O9659.
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uI. j III,
clerk In the land Office, charged with having
been bribed by them to advance their Claims
has been dismissed.
SERGEANT ALARMS THOMPSON SAYS there is
no danger of Cincinnati losing the national
democratic convention, and that the local tele-
graphic facilities will be amply arranged for.
NoMINATIoN.-The President this afternoon
sent to the Senate the nomination of Henry r.
Crosby, OF Colorado, to be receiver OF public
moneys at Evanston, Wyoming.
TIE SENATE COMMITTEE on Pacific railroads at,
to-day's meeting agreed to recommend to the
Senate favorable action on a proposition to
extend the charters of the Texas Pacific and
Northern Pacific Railroad companies for a term
OF six years.
.THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION will be resumed
On Wednesday. No further witnesses are to be
examined unless the District Commissioners
desire to have them callod. 1t is expected that
the Commissioners will present their side of the
case In writing.
THE TALLAPoosA arrived at the New York
navy YARD last Saturday from the Eastward.
REPRESENTATIVES, KIEFER, OF Ohio, goes home
tomorrow to look after his Congressional re
nomination. The aspirants for his seat are ex-
Congressman lawrence and Judge West, who
was 0eIeated for the gOVernOrShip In the race
With Ex-Governor Bishop
1T Is UNDERSTOOD that Capt. Armes, of the 10th
cavalry, who was recently sentenced by court
martial to dismissal from the army, will be al.
IoWed TO resign and will avail himself OF that
privilege. '---N'
MRS. MARY c. RENO, widow OF the late Major
General Jesse L. Reno. U. S. A. and daughter
OF tne late Col Truman L. Cross, u. s. A. of this
Guy, lled yesterday in Bethlehem Pa. The
Iuneral VIII take place from Epiphany church
mere tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock.
The RIVER AND HARBoR appropriation COM
mittee is nearly ready to report the river and
haroor appropriation bill. Up to the present
Llme there ts no appropriation made for the har-
Dor OF Washington.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant E. a. Gheen to
the League Island navy yard April ed. Medi-
cal Director James Suddards from the Philadel-
phia Naval Hospital and ordered to the hospital
at Norfolk, relieving Medical Director A L.
cal Inspector X. c. Dean from duty on the
board OF inspection and ordered to the Naval
Hospital, Philadelphia.
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A MAN-OF-WAR WITH YELLOW FEVER ABOARD.
private letter, dated March 25th, has been re-
ceived here from one of the officers of the Ma
rion, upon which yellow fever broke out at
MOntevideo some time since. The officers and
crew were still ashore on Flores Island, about
thirty miles out from the mainland. The ship is
anchored just off the island and is being fumi-
gated. She has been there since February 18th.
1t was expected that she would leave about the
1st OF the present month, either going to Pana-
ma or returning to the United States.
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NoMINATIoN.-The President this afternoon
sent to the Senate the nomination of Henry r.
Crosby, OF Colorado, to be receiver OF public
moneys at Evanston, Wyoming.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MRS. s. j. "EssEH' pnEssMAk1sa
SPRING AND SUMNER STYLES.
Agency for s.. T. Taylor's Patterns, System of
Cutting Taught and Journals of Fashion for sale.
1913 Pennsylvania ave-, up stairs ap2-3m
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DRICEs TO SUIT THE TIMES.

j case WAMSUTTA COTTON, l211c.. usual
price 15c-
Pain COLORED SILKS, 60c. worth 75c.
BkIRIINE SILKS, soc.
BLACK SILKS. 75c 81. 90, 81. 25, 81. so. 81. IS,
$2-0O, all from last Wednesdays auction-much
under usual prices.
beautiful DRESS GOODS, from 12H. Is. Is to 81
BOSTON COMFORT CORSETS, for ladies and
children-best thing oHt-
Our prices are guaranteed TO be the lowest
GEO. j. JOHNSON.
anil Market SnaPe.
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DRY GOODS.

ELEGANT NEW SPRING GOODS.
We call the particular a.tention Of orlr customers
and the public to our very large and elegant assort-
HeDt Of
NEW SPRING GOODS
IL al tie new fsbrques out this se1son
Alee TIE Iuosep anI lete stock Of hrst-clasS
MOURNING GOODS
EeYt in this city.
~ goods marked in plain nSures-
eE-GNE PRICE, ONLY.
I1yeIer cent discount allowed for cash on the
W. II. SIICSTER s. SONS,
arI72t 9I9 Pa, avenue,
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MOVES DICTIONARY HOLDER.
A convenient arrangement for holding your nm
Wieldy dictionary, always ready for use. 1t s
made OF heavy steel wire neatly shaped and japan
ned.
II preserves the dictionary and makes its consul
tation pleasure. Price 81.
For sale by
WM. BALLANTYNE 4 SON.
apo AS 9TH street.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Major W. P. Gould, pay
master, upon expiration OF his present leave
will proceed to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and re-
port by letter to the commanding general de-
partment OF Missouri. Leave for one year with
permission to go beyond the sea. to take effect
November lst next, is granted First Lieutenant
W. IL G. Bowen, 5th Infantry.
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NEW BOOKS.
IN Memoirs Mime. de Remusat, complete cothS2 90
SieiRe's Life OF Christ, Authors edtion..... l. SO
Huxiey's Cray hsh. l. rs
Asa Grays Natural Science and Religion ]. 90
derpeI SPencer's ceremonial Institutions. ]. .25
Gath's Tales Of the Chesapeake............ l. 26
Cena osr01ls compensation. ]. 80
Srautlers Csptaln fracasse paper 60c. cloth ]. IS
Meriwethers Master OF Red Leaf. rs
Charley's National Music of the World g. 90
Eroude's Bunyah, MEN OF Letters" rs
Mrs. Hooper's Under the Tricolar r.... 25
JAMES j. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN Book STORE
mar30 OH Penn'a ave,
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SENATOR GROWERS ILNEss.-A dispatch from
Wilmington, Del, says Senator Grover is in a
"cure" in that city for treatment "for spinal
and cerebral congestion and Inflammation,
which is yielding to treatment, and with entire
rest ana quiet his recovery Is not doubted. )"
His wife, who was formerly there as a patient,
is also under treatment at the same place at the
present time.
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CPRIVG And SUMMER DRESS
- GOODS.
We have inst opened splendid line OF French
DRESS GOODS, COMPRISING 4 full ass0rt ment OF
Fancy and Black SILKS, Black and COlored Silk
GRENADINES, Black silk Hernanis. Pongees,
Seersuckers. ShoO1a Cloths. Mummy Cloths, Lace
BUntings. Linen Lawns, Madras GinZhauns, India
Mulls and French Nainsooks, al grades.
An inspection of our stock is solicited.
HOOE BROTHER s. CO.,
ap10 1928 r st. n. tr., near Ebbitt Houae
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS VERY CHEAP.
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS!
BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Striped Silks soc. Navy Blue Silk, Dark Green
Six Cardinal Bed Silk and other colors, only SOC. ;
worth 81. COlOred and Black Cashmeres, pure wool,
25c- Excellent Black Silks, IS and SIC. One hun
dred tlGO) pieces Madras Ginghams, new and choice
styles, 10, II snd 15c. Excellent quality Calico,
bEc- Black CashRleres, pure wool, wide double
width, SIC.
Our 81, 81. Is and 81. so Black Silks are SPECIAL
BARGAIES.
Lace for Curtains, I2c. 10 81.
CARRIERS, slI Market Space.
Pure Linen Figured Lawns, 15c. Beautiful
French Lawns. Beautiful Pacific Lawns. 1Oc-
Shetland Shawls, all CoOrs. 81. Very fine quality,
Pure wool, wide dOuble-vidth Black Cashmeres,
5Uc- to 81 Black Tanise- Black Six Warp Hen
rietta. Black BuEting, Is to 75C. Lace Grenadines,
all c0lors. Black Cashmere Shaw'ls, pure wool,
S1.S to s.. Pure Linen Table Damask, 50c., (spe
Cial bargain.) ColOred and Black Silk Yelvets.
ColOred and Black Satins. One hundred GOO
pieces beautiful Wool Dress Goods, spring shades,
only l5c.
CARTER'S.
apl2 I'll Market Space.
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Affairs On the virginia Side.

FRUIT PROSPECTS-THE PEACH CROP NOT ALTO
GkTHER A FAILURE-PRoMISE OF AN ABUSD-
Ant APPLE AND PEAR CRoP-oTHER MATTERS,
Correspondence or The Euentng Stdr.l
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THE PENSACOLA, flagship Of the Pacific sta
ton, arrived at Acapulco. New Mexico, March
26th. on the way from Panama she visited the
ports OF Punto Arenas, COrinto La Libertad and
san Jose. the chief Pacific SeapOrtS OF the re-
publics of Costa Rica Nicaragua. San Salvador
and Guatemala. At each place SaluteS and civil
tiles were interchanged. Every where the Pen
SaCOla went affairs were found quiet and no
political trouble was expected. From Acapulco
the Pensacola would cruise along the Mexican
coast, visiting the ports OF San Bias, Mazatlan
and La Paz, and then pass on to California.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1880-09-29

Or whom they buy is not always
a consideration with :hosc who have
money to spend; but the certainty
of getting the worth of your money,
and the satisfaction of knowing that,
if you can not always rely upon your
own judgment in making purchases,
you may implicitly trust the mer
chant with whom you deal, is, how
ever, rot overlooked by those who
know the many devices employed to
trip the uawary customer. The word
of a merchant should be his bond,
and in accordance with the adherence
to this principle is he generally sue
cessful in the long run. Such man
is Mr.. G. w. Bolton. His strict hon.
esly and business integrity furnish
the highest guarantees for all who
have business dealings with him.
The recent enlargement of his estab
lishment, giving him greatly in
creased storage room, has enabled
him to lay in one of the largest aud
most select stocks that has ever
come to Piheyille. He is prepared
to pay the highest prices for cotton
and everything telse, and to sell
goods of the best grades as low as
tie lowest. He keeps no shoddy
goods. Be sure to call and examine
his stock.