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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,

| HtoRNER SEVENTH AND STREETS SAC
| u ramento.-First- class in every respect. The
Largest Finest and st-Ventilated Hotel inthe city
RATES-s3, 81 so and 81 per day, according to
room. Free Bus to and from the Hotel.
| j. MoNASSER Gate of Denver),
jy4-4p1m Proprietor.
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- A~NA ~ NV SOo' "
AFTERNOON SESSION.

HABITUAL CosTIvENEss affiicts milliens of
the American people. Kidney-Wort will
cure it,
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VEAs REMOVED HIS OFFICE AND RESI-.
AE dence to DR.. G. L. Simn,ons Building, ]
street, between Second and Third. Office hours: 8
to A. NJ, IL A. NJ to p and 70 P. N. m12-tf
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TELECRAPHIC.
SPECIAL TO THE REcoRD.uNIo ON.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


The President.
Executive MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
27th-7:30 A. Authorization this morning
from the sick-room is in effect that the Presi-
dent passed comfortable night, having OBJ.
tanned during the night at intervals fully six
hours sleep. After midnight slight rise of
temperature occurred, but soon passed away.
There were 10 indications of rigor during the
night. The President has expressed himself
as feeling better this morning.
SECOND DIsPATCHl
[0FFIcIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION. July 27th-S A. NJ
The President slept sweetly last night from
a short duration at II P. NJ. Sircs 5 o'clock
this morning he has dozed quietly, awakening
at intervals. There have been no rigors. He
takes his nourishment well, and his general
condition is improving. He expresses HIM
self as feeling better and more rested. Pulse
"a, temperature 9S.4, respiration Is.
d. w. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN,
d. HAYES AGNEw.
Railroad RObb6r Captured-Found Dead.
ST. LOUIS, July 27tb.-The republicans s
Denton lex. special says: deputy nlted
States Marshal Gerrin brought in under ar
rest james Tyler, charged with completely in
the railroad robberies committed by the no.
torious Sam Bass gang in 1878. He was ar
rested at Alaka, Indian Territory. This
leaves but three of the Bass gang at large
Davis, who was in the Union Pacific
Railroad robbery at Big Springs, Neb.,
and is now in New Orleans; Harry Under
wood, the most desperate of the band, who
is running cattle ranch in Pan Handle,
Tex, and Frank jackson, who is now in
Arkansas. The whereabouts of these men
are well known to the detectives of this
State, but in the absence of a reward for
their capture, and the well known desperate
character of the men, no effects are likely to
be made to arrest them.
Tom Williams, who shot and killed two
men at Grapeland two weeks ago, was found
dead in the woods yesterday, near Denton.
Hotel at COney Island Burned.
New YORK, July 27th-One of the great
hotels at Coney Island was burned this morn
ing. Though it is several miles away, the
flames lighted the lower part of the city.
New YORK. July 27th-3:40 A. M.-The
depot of the New York and Brighton Beach
Railroad and the Pierrepont House, together
with ten or fifteen railway cars, are burned.
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IAMoND AND WATCH BRoKEE
EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS.

Uncle Harris. 221 Kearny ST., between Bush and
Sutter. Established 1851.
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MECHANICS STORE.
BUSINESS CARDS


1856. +. FOSTER 1881.
D0OKBINDER, PAPER-RULER AND BLANK
ID Book Manufacturer, No. 319 Jstreet, between
Third and Fourth, Sacramento. jy20-4pi
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q. ". DIXON. NJ. d.,

StURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
- Office and residence, on Eighth street, between
II and l. Office hours s to 9 A NJ, and IL to and
70 NJ. Diseases of the Eye and Ear speciality.
iel3- 4p2m
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SACRAMENTO RECORp-UNlON.
San Franctsco Ohlce, No. eos Montgomery
street.-A. II. Macdonald Agent.
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HARBIN hot SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WA CALISTOEA,)
Lake county, California.

VyHEsE CELEBRATED SPRINGS ARE NOW
\ open. Stages leave Caiistoga daily, at noon.
Stage fare reduced to So.
iI6tf RICHARD WILLIAMS Proprietor
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Albert Lyser IL CO.-Publishers "Pacifc School
and Home Journal y monthly; 50 per year, in
advance. Devoted to Educational interests Of the
Pacific coast. Official Organ State Department Of
Public Instruction. No S3S Market street
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UNION HOTEL,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

T +. TOWLE & son HAVING ASSUMED
- the management of the Brooklyn Hotel, on
Front street, between X and l., desire continuance
of the liberal and deserved patronage bestowed on
their predecessor, John E. Mooney, the well-knowu
and successful caterer They will endeavor to fol-
low in his footsteps and will try their utmost to
satisfy their guests. Give them call. Board, 81
per week. Single meals, 25 cents. iyl.4plm'
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC,

w. w. Montague Il C0.-Importers of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos. ITO liz,
ia, lie and lis Battery street.
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IRON WORKS, BOILER AND MA.
CHINERY MAKERS,

Sacramento Boiler works-Nos 214 and gle
Beale street. J. F. Hall, Practical Boierniaker.
Manufactures Marine, Stationary and Portable
Boilers and all kinds OF Sheet Iron Works.
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sTAT1oNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.

sTATToNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.
Cooper's Book store-No. TAG Market street
Ali kinds Of Stationery cheap.
Methodist Book Depository and National
Temperance Publication Society.-Rey. J. B. Hill,
Agent. Agency for Stylographic Fountain Pens
and Stylographic Copying Books. No. 1041 Market
street, between Sixth and Seventh.
II. 8. Crocker d C0.-Importing and Manufact.
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers, Nos.
215, 2I7 and 219 Bush street, above Sansome.
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ARTISTS MATERIALS, ETC.

ARTISTS MATERIALS, ETC.
SanbOrne, Vail sx CO.-Importers and Manufact.
of Mirrors holdings and Frames, Chromos,
Engravings Brackets, Easels, Statuary and
Artists Materials, No. S57 Market street.
BUSINESS COLLEGES.
BeaId's Business College (Of the Bryant Il
Stratton Chain of Colleges). E. P. HEALD and
+. c. WOODBURY., Propretors, No. q Post
street, near Kearny. 8. F., CAL Terms-SiO per
quarter, payable in 80 days.
Pacific Business College and Telegraphic
Institute-Q Life Scholarship, for full Business
Course, 500. w. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and A.
Robinson, Propretors, No. 800 Post street, eppo-
site Union Square, S. F., Cal. Send for Circulars.
, 1881-04-14
NEW YORK,

Spttiat Dtspdteh to 1AS thteaQo tribune.
Nkw YoNk, Apsti la-0nAlR-Wlhler WHEAT de-
clinpa tn most instances about A9Aa bu On fE11s
and more urgent offerings, leading 70 \ lEoter move
tneut III good part fur proRps delivery and for salp'
rappt No. red attracting nuat Rttant1on bHt mainly
on speculative account CabB adr!ces we're OF sAslss
snd tae tuatkota Very little nterest has ret boea
manisesssd IN spring whsas tho onasinxs Of
which hare been light snd values - :
rrio undsteyplapd. saios No. rod u
sIn8lz, closing n about sl+S7l No. sed
at slxaslx93f nus,ly Ut eoslug a. sl1M
Rsksd1 do April ut tl3l$t9l3If oealMx ~ sl7ht 10
May at tla542L1. closing NJ tl1f l1dt do deliver.
able ut to nth ot Nay n t14lf, du June - alit8
Lly9k closing at slati du july at tLl1t0lBS clos.
!pg II tlls askadi No. red ~ al.sllsA. chiefly ~
,i1Llyl' Au steamer grade 1t unaFAatN
re, Vt thl7vl4A ~ ~ guslbr, .Curn moderately
active, &ra III Tie lnstauts VI No. Qlotsd
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FOREIGN,


Hpfstol Dt,polsh 10 ms Chicago Tribune.
11yxnroo'" Aprll 's-llsn H. n'-flou't-So.l l. lit
GtA,x-whcat-wlutor, No. J. rsAl. spslns. No. !,
o. 7it No. 2, II Gt white. No. In tklt Nu W; club
No. l. 1Ult No. " ID. corn-Ncn, ts A4di DID, IN 0ad
Ih0ylsluNH-l1rk.G Gas. l.urst, Dis Gd. ~
LlvEil'O0l, April 1a-PhuVlsoSa-Hacon lonR
cloar zteady At ~ G shurtciuHr r,norat Ill., Lard
Prime Westprn t!rmot at &ss VI.
srINlTB W prrArESTiSk-london stoady at al1'
GRA1N-Whoat-No. whito uul At " 7it wIntoE
ntu4Ad corn-atlxed utcady nt % G}zt fur old und
81 A1 fur new $500.
l.lvEnpuoL, Aprl ls-Eyen,nu.- COTTON Easlcr at
oa&G 1.iddt stlos 5000 bales, speculation and 1xpor
l,u1t American, AtA
PuUytsiOSe-AMeFicnn lard h5a I'd. Hachh-Isoh2
clear, &3ei short do, us. ..,..-.
l.0NnoS. April las-TunrxSrisE-sr'rlts, Jls0
5is VI. .........,
xK*5,SMTyX'es K*4%s yXu;ii ifis!lssnli Ml4lis:s'u- :; X;
flIo following wore received W tho Chicago Boara
Apt $,yhssMs "a not n,ne M tS!.x; q! ;rg;t s9
aseS1 .ltSr As "A snA dstoin!si nli
S{s y {sSs i tSSSs. e. u si. e. sa:s a
III h9ss Sscs. ssas .Ss Rss s ask T. .S
!WSsat 'ssthst rssIsr. CosS mol a'ash doinx.
wsst6Sr u E,9I-9a ' nps xurn,,-,y,o,. ou,st md
Sss s:;i ]: & SSsS IL ixsS isIsis
"Ya bRsa sss's s!s hSiaIns til sysss
.ss!ass :st'sx =; s y
u sots'aS
tar ssvtsg" q1ssx IL 1sslIaa 3. e. a. 1Sa ~
VIE: Es:Ss s:; % ssGSs se .s :s|:Ss q
WsssS i Eaasss a. SS T. W.; ssss I'd
, 1881-04-14
FIRST ARRIVAL All TOLEDO.
SnxcinI lIIndtth In Thd thiet1Q Tribune.

EWttdE UUpultH To 1HV NH5eupo F7'o"*
TnLEno, o., April lI.-Tho first arrival ut this
port for tho sonsnn wns Inst night, being tho
Schooner j. i. Till. Sho loft Wakcrylllo. light,
last Thursday for tho Islands, atlj hMs been
Knocking about MI tho lAko for !iso duys. She
rot rs far Ms west 4lstor Island on her coursc.
hut could 10 no further OH account OF tho ice.
Shp ptl about for Toledo, arriving yestor1lay,
and ntaktnr tho Ilrst yossol In this soasntl.
1rhu tIrst departure Of tho se,lsun will bG tho
barge trLnlp, which ms loaded with cnal for
Maiden, md Will hO towtkt ont o.tnOrroW Moru-
Ing by tho tug Annie Robertson.
, 1881-04-14

f,unfrt far Tint clRaa. while hrnvGa averaging
Trim III. H. ipIl lbr enltl nj t:skesak sthckrH we're
Il. lnrtEaats lenHi.a nnd mid +rnfGrr ana Etl.M
alxs. wort " sgy nt tSy II THts % Tn .t +, n
a ma ctlnIafu 10 TUti alca eltGs Harb anahln Mt
iHIGktliiN nur hniIf. ~ tho cosu tho ynr,is *are
well EjcHrl, or #lark. Ad t9 hnskht WINS fiH u ntl
ntvaea over Atnn,iHT = quotations Ut is soc.
QrUrATlONks
,wt,rsis.
s.ssss wesiilus i.RJ u i.i ,ts. ho,ta
'uat IL t,%15 10 i4 it,. h
ina Hin IL iNl &EilEi
wssP,ing @ to iltJ ibs. A2a4l
Siiij liz. a21C
h,is M sr,i}MS,H ..s..',........s zaM
psntsNisrr ttiI iis G&NeJ.A
, 1881-04-14

naat ns iIcto,: The steam.hnrRo Saxon wns
hnI.sl naat Inst fali. and they tavG .rsn work.
fctt to her length, and unt foot to tho depth III
her holl. tnnktnA bur as KfFni ~ t,cw. Tho frMnc
q \ vcsss! whilst, by. ~ M hscn lying a. tho stocks
nnd both nro expected TO bH finished In ahort
At soath 1lay tho schooner ,Florn Is to havo n
being auilcrulIy repnitrtl aIso.
f,r@ sct of fnila. fny Anaio-Hax0n Il quitting d
now r.Illcr, hnwspr!t, ai,n llht,Mn md suliip
sw Seyn1 o nn. G i sn FestnE nv ,1. ssk.
The barup ". lawrence son,o now atanch'ons.
rn1l. at,d t!nhcr.hende.. Tho London n now
The nsw ~ ." liz stocks Mt Garden
lsinnd Is to bo. named 1furon:.
,Sacr ~ Tsss ,y r spy"f p ciksan sS'tT T4Sn as so a
Dttaw,l. has hid *lootn o1pesI!eh ID Improving
her; tho steamer Hero .has ha.t "a T0 rxpcnie1
1e H sr s s ao. f9sSSc of es Ne sss po cs
Queen, White Oak, Annie Fatctn,cr, Jessie II.
lsreux, and; Eurokn hnvo rt!cot1eft new deck
frMtnes. ,!etks. AM! Hthcr fcpirA. Ii:e Sontrcnl
transportation Co,tpnfy arN cxpetItin9 <3i.000
on new md old wnrks. The Go,npaty owns
a !.nsny ard the 5 ssySt.
strssrr. calvln & Hui intGi!d to commence tho
e3tistructton Of n new tu9 whcn the htean, -baruo
St tho e enso ~ Of tic I'D nescues aii1; viii 10 ,isa @
III fnrminY her innchItiorr. ns well rs tho inoat
poTepEI pwa pses c, # o 5sS ss stnsrs aeta,oora ovo
ny Mtsars !turt9n ]irt5s. of I!nrric, H. undurHo-
Ing cxtenslva !tnpr1yclnonts. including siew
her lit for .pnssuuRer Recommendation. Bho VIII
bc en9nHc,f this acnson in tic 4onenll Carrying
1sns 1 t , Wy toT tTce Sor eaTFsV; n no ,E
10 tho hest On UcorsIa!l BAs.
Cartor isros., il rony ucr sons axtsnsise ~. =
pairs prepnrlng for gntNl scnsnn's "ark. Tugs
, 1881-04-14
THE 1'Ist>I'ELLl;ll POTOMAC.

Special Dhpaath 70 Tbs Chicago 7ftblHt.
nurrAl.o, n. y, April 1J.-CApt. john Green,
Of ,hls city, bought from tho Westcrn Trans-
por.ation Company; yosterday tho. propeller
potomao for s35, ,009s g sho hna n customs 1ncas'
urc1nent Of l,los tons, nnd rates: Aen In tho IN
land Lloyds register, With valuation at $H, ,soo.
Capt. Green will Mt once convert tho schooner
J. u. sawyor, also ,owncd by hin!. INTO tow.
bv. tho TOtoinne, This Sawyer hNs grain
cnpacity uf .4:,00o bushels and tho potainau OF
tpLiDI biinhpH, ~.
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TUG SAMSON. RAISED.


kElLEY is,.Avn, April t:.-Tho American
Eaglo rclonscd tho tug Samson yesterday about
moon aud towSd her Within about ton miles ot
Cleveland, but could gct no furthor.on account
OF tho leo. sho tried to get Into Hack havcr.
but could not 10 %, an,l cane buck hero, arrtv-
inv Atjput O'Clock this morning..
Tho sphon,icr kinlhnil was also Obliged TO
conn buck unlGr tho leo Of Tho ls2atlta. Tho leo
between helu und Put. liny h'is moved, 10 tn0
northeast,
, 1881-04-14

NEW ynHK. April i5-Nnrkat quiet to'day owing
to continued n1ny wcathor, eottonsnoas III irfexu-
EusNsisI uliahai,is III grpd request nnd rn ttts4
gUtls. l0slpry Md undo ~ cur dn!l III IFst hAnus
WUUlGGl K0uds mpYatiN h1uWly.
, 1881-04-14
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW OnLEANB April la.-gLouN-Qu but tlf1pt
suportno, ta0Js Xx, fkfSs4ul, MN. t,7aaA:5t hgn
KtaGpx fa2iG11lak, ; .-.s
uAAlN-corn In good demand, Gas8te- Oats eas,eFi
Sc. ...-.-
CulkN-MxAL-bu!t &3.7tt '.... -.
lIAt-Qutut and Noski ehoice, Fs7,0, mono In first
hand.
ruuvIsipSs-pork trn,t old, 317.m. Bulk moats
stronger, shoulders, pAcked 1{u p!Ghr RIB sMc3 clcHr.
mo. HAcuh ee2rco aid ersut Sh0u te clear ret
t1, oe.Es s.euF1o, 4laes. but st0sdys
ghnvasud, l0ks i1n4 -.
GIucKMtEa-EotfGa sfu4Ay Nltl fal! dsmHndt lilo
earx1et. ordinary " priuls huEaF 4u!ct IVY
IaiT pss Y ch2!so a!sssi 5e}!9,w SlsFi;
est canirlfuVa aIsa7q. cisluF bult1las, :Gc. fef:
MeniInY, Xtxsg. laleo dull 0rdl1nty " pF4ue, ~
Gfa1c.
, 1881-04-14
PHILADELPHIA,

pu,tAngLrutA. lH~ April l1-FLouA-Dull and
ncnk, Western 1xtns, eG95s AInnos"ta axtrn*. tatn
'(lIas uho oxtraa tjata15t now pruevss. eGGO1df0,
Illinois, qhuun, t2a Mtnno4ata l'ata,,t process FLU
a7.1A 1tyu flour bcatco and Hrn' Ut ea2s.
GMAlS-WhCnt dut No. rod, On track, &list No.
rcd. eluYator, tl.l1i, No. ! rod. April, $l.1&Aa
llvj5, May, tl.lp3t1llpMs Juno. tLlsJstLM Corn In
goa olun,.d, stonnlos, trask t4tlies sAli n5od,
Apr, ,i ss, May, ttststc a re e 5aas io ES d.
4i}fct Mllxod, 43He. ,, sam,
nlt,sx, f4i1 Primo mess rUrk, 4l1.o0bK 1gnnla-
HnH&Sa, lt@!!Ne. larl hIghorl prlna stuan' ll'aoi
HirIEMN Now stoadY, o'l dYll ad weakt ereaG!sr{ &c ,
Hfuta Anh Hfadf1Fd County. p0nns3lyanla. l1aaac'
1utry Vi lrn, :sGs4iGi do good 10 chU!cos As35oa.
t,ixINkMFatoy sesrcu ana lrn,s othars weAkt
cr1nlnury, l3Slt !Sai fulr 10 Nuod llWl3c.
ltkyItuLElf1l-Bt.
isxcEiefs-Giouf, 3a1j brla whsat, l,09 but corn.
Al1u but 1Alx, &u bv.
MISUNDERSTANDING
, 1881-04-14

tiyx torn qu,ut: No. 2 rpns, 4i.lct MnI nnd innr.
&c; July, a. -. rejected. an<r 'iaHlhK.'l &s oneH
91sI.Eii Whit uuet. Nh. rr MAY. u. ~ inne
81 UcS; lHly gi; III August, tIH!4; tho {Hnt t0'I.
<itEcriisrE-Hfenf, 4itGU bt; turn. 1Htph bui oatr,
JI1&I tn. ,w,L. $3.50. an nn .,, n.i.
jQ,uu bl
, 1881-04-14

BALTIMORE. Sid. April 1-fiouH-stondy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet ami steady; Eo.4
winter rod, spot und Btny, tl.lasiysl, junc eli9h
G9l.lp, July sl.lB4@l.1GXt AuHnsL tll5H bid. Cor1'
-WestcTh spot cnenered cxcted and hlRhert fntuFos
Si4c juilG hIy5a5In steaiaer 94x65c. Oats higher
Wgstern whites *t1tGt nilAgd, 4kstGc hfo qn'et hho
trr,, A.
Notwithstanding but ursottled. ness, old,
@lJat tIvw, 71 hulk niunA- -lAcked, 4a.c. lfnsn
Nh0u!durs Usiti Caar ri0 sdes, W(o laals. lu8l!c'
IMrl-IsGun1l, llMt.
UUTTEIt-LuiGt-
Efli,H-Easlsr nt tHatR,Fc.
I'ETitoiEiiaI-Duli r0hHcd, g. ,,,>,..
fiitUcEI IEA-CunA9 ui.sluF, lilo carHo0s. ludl2c.
EuNur MtrunVt A. soft tSbc.
WltfAKf-DHlk ... .........- =.
FltEIIsilrs-T0 Liy0rpool par steamer qAlott cot
ton, :-lGW}4d; nUur, xAau per tuls KrnM, ~.
iiEcEIlrra-Flunr 3tHU Grls, wllu&t. 3s4E bh, coFn
athS1, bH} OAts, A1h11 lu.
heH! g hi nSnos , St Sos S3 HI! m 2 n'
, 1881-04-14
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARl.tLl:lAN' !. j!
RESOLVENT,
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes as Seen md Felt, a.
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using : Few
Doses.

l. Good spirits. dIsnp,earuncc OF Tcnknosa,
i@ansuor. @ melancholy. lnurcaae md hard'ueas Ut
J. strenR!h iactssss,, appetite Improves. rel.
I'm ras bs so ae d. ea sna
slsup, aWakcn flesh 40 vigorous: ,,,,,,,e.,
of stsh tho nrine
changcI tsss, liz tmrbid and cloudy appoatnnee
70 Ge ehG Gr of s9nT ae urssrs
without JUN q scaidlug: little or no aed'ments
no pnitl II wcnknpsA.
o,,:,'a, Mtsf' of asontapy SeafeaiDs dso.ixes
ilf aHctcd In tl,at way, With certainty 2! pef.
crs s,anss nc Sash
s. Yciiow t,nEe m tho white Of tho eyes, io sno
ebsnEci @ 70 e!sar. lively. and hsat6y color IA
u. Ih'rse auncrtnK from WeaK Or n1eeIntn ,anns ~
yss S5 neel o toass aoe
frt'tn The iues, AZ eeis hronSha 81 9r w,noP,poi
eess, 9r uarcsse q
ana @ feslinfs q ,wsskness s,9!,ad ths ankles,
rhills, sc;lss Of sullocntlon. hard breathing and
M E GosI or asa5 a
:a%s'ss asy sftse s9'sy asaERSYRsA s
taken Gw sRn. ot returning nsa. @ VII appsa45
.ease t@s WIFI i sS nd al forss ~ ipafa
deposits nSles suMnrs snncors @ ssn hard lufnpas na
sSiu sh t1scaacs. u ts Eradaaliy disappear.
vaoa Il ss S9s eso .sss % Co 9sa
| ll1nRto have accumulated and become dcpnsited
ss ks oS spei st.:
Ta;,c sYHltFs ya5coso ysns stn tcso ne sAM
| and cxtcrminats tho virus Of the disease from
~ II thoso who are taking these medicines .or
diseases, howeYer slow may bc tho euro. " feel
better" and a!id their general health i,npr9ving,
, 1881-04-14

LIVE STOCK.

u In ~ .@tho market war a. favorable TO Rellen
the dsr.sy usy VI lsts. vhsE0 have besn days whun
pr,.sn. va u!oro uEkent, but no tiuo during ths
cslDt, on nave higher prices prevailed. ThsEe,
tulnr easd tue nulaAtr yst,srnlly luotsd for,
sI,h sa ,,. shsn HUI iarxsr than for Tuesday. but
n.;,a aaa ~ disposed 10 buy freely The supply rapid,
soms a.ny The quality Arst14c1 kstter than for
chplcs H.. ptesineA ThsFa wera not nAny strlcsty
IL Ia eot thetu WA lsrxs numbsr OF good cat-
hs xna.. ennsusily AmnilparcsntaRs OF common and
pest tsjn1 1HsG* Eets xery few lFosas 10 pNof that
Af9sf bass f AAo " 10 exvspted while Gy fur thu
asts .sts aiaay ssIss ii t. !. Is aaS sosSsa!
xrum ito t. SInooth. sony .6u,t stysfs Msssa.
'''ss" et1S2au. tsnR Nv taltnx
, 1881-04-14
Rend "TALSE AND TRUE
TO THE PUBLIC.

of Dr. RgdveY's old eata6llshou Ii. X. X. Nouu.
1lse than the bass and worthless limitations II
theNa. A. there are Ralse keeo!vunta NrllefA
ma Pllig be ss.Fe and aak for Railways, kul sve
MAt th0 nsms RsauAy" h q what 700 buys .
, 1881-04-14
11E'ElIOT'f.

ilxrMhtr April rt-F,orIs-l'atl. 49,,
tRAtx-Wllent au1et, No. ! whtn. tl.oiM, April.
May, and limo tntnet No. white. tl9Nt NJ. rod
tIi0}3. 1secefpss, 67.WW hit shtphenta' ou.
, 1881-04-14

The ucoplo layo contilunee in the shakcrs
8arsupnrIItu. becA,lse u genuine shaker uGl-
ivitle, prepared by the cunterbuFy 6hakesS, shak,
er Village, N, H. =
, 1881-04-14

OswE0u, April 1A.-uRAfS-Whent nnininhley uh
chansuu. Corn qulet; wcstarn tnlxod, Csc.
, 1881-04-14

NYw t)t.tEAxs, April iH-cuTroy-t}ulnt, tnIddliua.
,oA6u, tow n.lhAnx, NO, food ordlunry. shc; net
rucept* i.4il bnnss xro.s ilI eXports 17eai coast
WIse Jiu1l sAlea, U,nui stotk. 15.&M
, 1881-04-14
sr1TEY GIVE IT UP.


Special Di,pateh to 1as Chicago Tribune,
CLEVELAND, o., April Ill., ny tho aid OF glassos
tho Cur,uornnt md wa!l could bo secf. to-day
working their way back tuwnrl lflack River,
There IL no chnncc OF tho1r making this rart
vi present, OH account OF tho continued solldity
Ut tho tuo, '->
, 1881-04-14
ST. LOUIS. .

SYs 1AOuISs
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1fibnhs
1T. Louis. Mp. April 1a.--'rhere werc Hlis bn Of
wheat shipped to Now OrleanA By rycr tu-dny, and
ltSfs tu ly nail. Thcra tfit b Ut esrn shipped
by rlver nld II 5e2 bu BY n1l freight On wheat. SIC,
OIL corn, &c.
To ths ICtsttra Annotated Irtss.
BT. 1,oria No., April B-fIoua-uNchnngcd.
uttAtS-Whoat upnnOd lower, but adyanccl, M.
rod, eies49 gS]5 cash. sl07}sQlOs4 Mny; fio7skaln
Junes si.gpSa lEN Luys tLQ'A August No. DO.
sL0.>s1GslUti M. du. Vt&T3rs bld corn lower; 90
4ltto cas1,i +szo Apr tSaat!c atay aud Iane 4s}9o
July. UatA At 5El @y}to castts :sHc Aprs Ss:nAo
Mnyt 5to July Isyu higher Mt s.s ~ fur this weeks
delivery. l,artUy unchanged ut 6}cd&l.lU.
I,I:Atf-Qutut ht 4}6c.
NuTTxit-Uhchnl.gods dairy. a4sbc.
E1Hs-1lItlDr at lJHr.
W1flaKr-btan1y nt tlIM. .,,.,..xro
fy 1x!sexs1Fsst ~ eSts r {. 'lST ss';s!s
tiftn; ME, ", V}Su. Lnrd nnnllHal.
ttECkiPIs-Ffunr. 1uU Dfla. wheat. tlug !!nt cofus
siii'MESTs-Finnf. 7UI5 Sriss wheat 1jJbmI corn.
VI. lMlltH, MU., AprIl lA-Mr. j. Il. Enf, Ehlc1luu
AHBnt ut tho Atrliar Linz Atenmslltp Company Dt
ituhton 'tEnsgu to-day, c0nnm!tIE Wilh u.eE.
CnIits and s.I!pissn rsx4sa o. ti. g4vemSnt q
EurOIWaH oris, thnt .e niny tnkG Eep1rt to t!s
Company to represents On tho Feasibility nl eatnD::
tlshiR Hue u steun1cEs 1otHecn Nc" ufleant hno
EurUpG.
, 1881-04-14

BrpsAIG, April ita-t}HAtS-Naxlcctod and prscos
nOtniunlly unchanged. i,
, 1881-04-14

eptetat D,patet TO Tns Chtfdao 7saaunt.
KAXaAs cry, Atu., April t1tst'NAtx-1'ho T'rtrs
Currtil. rsportss Wieat-ltrca!pta. H21, lu, thip-
u,nnt*, 7,cil but firm, M cash k9{c, April H4o'
iseccita, la til shlpaunts, t,2t5 hl, market s'owt
NJ. IxtAkI, ssE$Hs Ahrl. &C.
, 1881-04-14

TuLrpa. H., April 1l-URAlS-Whe ssa.sts arnusF
MIrblxau u Iao4, NJ. y red Wabssh spot atlU; May.
SINK; July, s1E8. No. Do. slust No. rcd Mtxst.
, 1881-04-14
FEVER and AGUE

; FEVER AND AouE cured for. 1fty cents.
There "a not remedial agent In tel8 world that
viii eure Fuver and AKue and ail other Aalari-
feyofs tai.iea BY nAbW1Y'a PILLS 10 quickly
II 0NADWAY'H READY tEItEP.
KlFTY GEHT4 TER H0TTLh.
, 1881-04-14

TTVlE17Kt
pyu1,tA, Apr.l 1a,-NnAix-Curn active and firm,
,Ish mixed md mixed, 41ttc. Oats hft,s IN. white.
9!Sa;txc. itye scarce and nrm at y. af.aa@faj4. +,
tliultwtNk<-- Htenuy At ft &C. =. .+n
Lin bu; ryn, Mi bu; barley b5l b1 n. ..,
4ittrMRNTA-WssGht. hfH1t corn. OIstW O4} oaN.
9A4U bNf l104 nVnQI Ghtle{. 4Nl w,