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RETURNED FROM FLORIDA.
tn. TrfaIof Deiarnette.

DANvILLE, Va, April lin the Corpo-
ration Court here to-day the trial OF lhomas
Deiarnette, for the murder OF his sister ID 4
house OF ill-fame here. was commenced. IL
being impossible to get jury 10 DahYll,e'
the court had sent TO Henry frahh,in,
PittsyIvania, and Halifax 'ounlies iot
yeniremen. or foity.eisht suhinoneu
tbirty.eight appeared, and OF these '"ei'e
were found competent as Jurors. AL
the rest had fixed opinions. the court tneh
ordered a naneI of tweniy.four TO he sum.
moned from Lynchburg and adjourned
mill "Wednesday morning. Two OF the
jurors accented are cOlOred men.
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National Express COmpany's Suits for
Assessments.


Tbirty.;Wo quits were docketed in the
Court Of Common Pleas Saturday by John
Glenn, irg.,ee. against residents OF Balti-
more. claimed 20 Le liable as stockholders in
Oh. NMiog3 Express aud Transportation
Company. under the recent decision OF the
Claucery Cout. in Richmond, Va, that
,u5,eribei> % The stock OF the company
El, be- cal. j on 10y the trustees for assess
Etns Of LUrI.d stock, to be applied 10 the
purpose, g ne deed Of iiuSt, the payment
o. ibr complny', debts, sc. An assessment
o 81 psr cent. has been called for. The
al0uni. u stock sued on range from Sl5O
% 5000 and among the defendants are the
Ba'fmofe Ere Insurance Company, John
William, and Harman Williams. DR.. j.
Hanson Thomas, u. J. and NJ. Foley, An
drew Reid. samuel W. smith, W. W.
spence. solomon King, L. Law Rogers,
e'le u -. W. Eicbelberger. Messrs. ].
NoGi S'e,le and City Solicitor Thomas W.
lla.l lsve been retained as counsel for the
greater Tart 4 the stockholders who are
'utd. They state that they supposed there
were 'utfc.eu. Of assets 10 pay all demands
when d Wa determined 10 wind the com
iany W. fourteen wears ago, and when they
lad paid 80 - per cent. Of their sub>crip'
Non HllA 10 return for 1t, and never
expected 10 5s called on for further assess
mtlis
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Hackbarthe, from Galveston for Queens
town. which were abandoned at sea.
The NihllIat Trials Ended-All IN NE.

The NihiIist Trials Ended-An 10 Dfe.
ST. PETERSBURG, April II AT the trial
OF The Nihilists on Saturday, Assistant.
Prosecutor Muravief strongly denounced
the revolutionary doctrines and deeds
avowed by the accused, demanded the Sc
verest penalty for all alike, and concluded
By declaring that the fidelity OF the people
To the Imperial throne was mistaken, and
that the efforts OF the terrorist party In this
direction bad proved absolutely abortive.
The prisoners listened unmOved. JeIiabof
and Kiblltscbiti>ch took notes. At $50 in the
afternoon a recess, was taken until O'Clock.
when the counsel fer the defence spoke for
two hours. About o O'Clock Jeliaboff rose
10 speak in his own behalf. He was several
times interrupted by the presiding Judge.
When Jeiiabof finished the Court asked the
accused u they bad any further defence to
Drge, and they replied in the negative. The
Court retired for consultation, and returned
at 1890 this morning. Tweuty-four ques.
tons, formulated for determination, con-
cerninS the prisoners guilt, were then read.
The Court again retired 10 consider the Yer.
diet. After three hours deliberation they
returned ut $40 A. NJ, with a verdict OF
guilty against all, and sentence to death by
hanging was prOnuneed. Sophie Pieof>ky's
sentence will be submitted 10 the Gar for
confirmation, because she is OF noble birth.
REQUESTS BY THE NIHILIsT PRISONERS.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from st.
Petersburg TO the Times says: The prisoner
Jelabofi, IN his spcech at the conclusion OF
the trial OF the Nbilists on Saturday last,
asked as a favor that his last speech In his
defence might be printed and published
word for word. Sophie Peoff.ky asked
hat al no I.aalt "a ~ har
The prisoners received their sentence with
perfect camness and indifference.
Captured BY Brigands.
CONsTANTINOPLE, April 1.-THE English
man abducted bv brigands near Salonica is
Mr.. Suter, manager OF the Opemela Mines,
near Mount Athos.
Death Of Prince Napoleon.
LONDON. April IA dispatch from Paris
announces that Prince Pierre Napoleon died
at Versailles on Friday OF govt.
The Tunisian Trouble.
LONDON, April IA dispatch from Paris
TO Reuters Telegram Company says: Intel
lIgtnce from Tuuis states that the Bcy has
decided TO refuse TO cooperate with the
French troops, aud is determined TO act in
drpendenily on his own side Of tie frontier.
The Bey has sent a protest Ia the foreign
cOusnls at TuniS, accusing France OF VIC.
laing his rights as wei IS those Of the Pore
and the friendly Powers. The Italian Gov
ernmcnt has declined TO acccde TO the re-
quest forwarded through lis consul at Tuns
for the dispatch OF a squadron 10 1uui,ian
waters. 1t l. reported that The Turkish
General HuS>em, wGo IS residing in Italy,
and who i the declared enemy OF France,
has been invited 10 come to Tunis TIE
strength Of the marquding tribe is estimated
| at from II. 600 10 20 600
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... ..,-rty MONEY RESTORED Bl ms BRO
rreecF DEAD MURDERER
p,rr-r. April l0.-A remarkable il
,~..r,i.e q Toe results Of Mr.. Moody :
Ain. +, furnished tere in The resiilu'
'.,5f s,rm # money which formed part
,i,lr .,.l, Of q murder committed over
'... ,,5..4go. Tue murder was the most
Lion. p ihc history II Baltimorc-that
"a an o.3 md atcGepit woman, Mrs. Mary
Ismn. .y-9nd was attended with The
80, ,,rr..Ic brutality. The old lady was
-.,,5.-.a In her bed on January ,,
ia Her m,rdcreI>, Joshua Nicholson
-,d Tb,r4, r. Wbaleu alias Holllhan.
ye,e rsp,s-td after long search, and both
were hacc.d ior The crime. Their piunder
consisted e $500. ouly small part OF
Uiic1V., t1errec0yercd Three hundrt d
6,l,f, - liver was thrown into JOne>'s
FlH>byt.t murd crers in their flight, $50
~, found To- q collar on Bond street, but
wh4f brc.E. Of the lest has been 4 mystery
vp 10 ihi. sine.
l. now .u-ns ont that immediately after
'ir crime. " aalen. or Hollahan, took trip
Noub. and IT bis share of the plumber,
shout Sjlt. with bis brother, VI. p. Whalen,
without telling him where it came from.
TIE brother knew nothing OF the crime un'
i..,f,T,he execution. He received a letter,
Written by the Rev. J. p. Wilson at the
rgrGit.', request, giving Wbalen's con-
i,.ioD. TIE brother retained the money
%, ucar'y eight years, but now has come to
BNm0re 20 restore it, with accrued inter
e'.-to Mr.. Lampley, the husband OF the
nudtrel woman. He states that, having
ten brought under Mr.. Moody's teachings,
sod hly'Gc heard his strong sermons on
restitution. his conscience troubled him, and
i-Ie.olvca 20 restore the money. He reach
10 Blhimore IS: Tuesday from New York,
sgd leaning that the Rev. Mr.. Wilson was
-og Stationed in Calvert county, has gone
lere iu Cidsr that the restitution may e
1ade through the medium of the clergyman
'ho Wa, TIE murderer's confessor.
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rue l)uIneymen bakers OF New YORK
Law lave deeided 20 strike on May 1t for Sl5
H. week and twelve hours labor day.
~, I've present rates are gil and sixteen hours
ine happy owner OF "'The Spencer Phar-
lazy, Spencer, Mass, Mr.. y. Weather
IL E''' writes: My customers speak very high
!" me great German remedy, 81. Jacobs
a., having always given satisfaction.
pne Of them. Mr.. Henry Belcber. has been
s'ealiy benefited by It, use in q case Of
le,e rheumatism, and be refers 10 II 10
"iils u highest praise.
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TUT rs PILLS.

SAFE AND GENTLE PURGATlNE. recommended
for the cure Of all diseases Of the stomach, yer,and
bowels. They purify the blood, increase the appe-
lite, the body 10 take on flesh, and by their
tonic action on the digestive organs regular stools
are produced. 4 cure for chills and fever, dys-
pepsi =, sick headache bilious collie, constipation
rheumatism, piles, palpilation of the hear, pain III
the SIDE back anG loins and female Irregularities
they are without rival. If you do not feel very
well" single pill al bedtime stimulates the stom-
ach restores the appetite and impdrts yigor 10 The
system. Price, 25c.
OFFICE, 3j MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
Tfe l 5-eodtAD2Ol
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Railroad Matters.

AUGUSTA, GA, April 1.-THE Richmond
and Danyile Railroad Company have Sc.
cured control OF the Northeastern railroad
Of Georgia from Athens to Lake CITY on
the Richmond and Atlanta Airline. fhe
City Council OF Athens, which owns ma
jority OF the stock in the Northeastern, gave
the control OF the road to the Richmoha anu
DanyilIe on condition that 1t should oe
completed to the North Carolina line "ltn'h
five Years.
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IRON, STEEL. &c.

IRON, STEEL, &c.-BE>T REFINED
L Iron, COMPRISING a full assortment Of Fla,s,
Rounds, squares. Oyals, hands, &c; Russia. Cab
yanizcd, aud American shect-lron Swedes aud
Norway Iron. Norway shapes aud Rods Nsylor's
rast-Se, |. German and Blistered Steel. Machinery
and Tire Sie,l, Babbit Meal. Pig Tin, Sptier,
sheet Znc al solder, iiore shoes, Nails, &c, &c.
For "a c Nv
I'D lZ3m HENRY VI WORKMAN.
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FLOODED sTOtK.-The follow On

ID log FIVE VERY PINE TROTTiNG HS3N
HORSES have Just arrived here from Boston, Mass.
aad ale for sale
record Of 2.29. Is seven years old. sired by Ham
LEI. he BY Volunteer. dam bv Tornado. She Is an
excellent line road-lnsre. Will show three heats
better than 2:3J
No. 2 IS a BEAUTIFUL BAY GELDiNG Ave
wears old. sired by Daniel Lsmberi dam by General
Knox. Trotted A nile last fali To a skeleton wagon
In ZAP Can beat 2:45 any diy.
No. 3 is the brown SEEDING MOUNTATNEER,
ei2ht years old a record OF 2:le sired by George
Wilkes, he by RysOyke's Hamb't tonian, dam by
Mambrino Chief. lie frosted AT Mystic Park. prt-
yae trial. three heats, better than 2:25-one OF
them ~ 1928. HE can frot cl 81 TO $50 any day.
No. 4 Is a BEAUTIFUL sORREL MARE i've
years old In the fall sired by Champion. dam by old
Ethan Allen. THIS colt ,roind a mite In SOL 10
nin-ty pound sukV last spring.
No. Is a SORRtL HORSE OF Ethan Allen stock ,
He Is an excellent good road horse. ing years
OLD Can Irot very fast.
The above stock can he seen st DAvIs'S BA-
ZAAR. lap12-lifl JOHN REAMER.
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I.ICENSk.TAX.
OFFICE CITY toLLECrOR,(
RICHMOND, April IL, 1851.
IN

RICHMOND, April IL, 1851.
7 ICENSE-TAX.
This Office will be open failv from O'Clock A. NJ.
to q e'cl ok 4. VI. from the 18Th TO THE BOTH
DAY OF APRIL for The purpose Of receiving the
IlCENSE-TAX from all l1wyers doctors, dentists,
commits sion merchants, merchandise brokers. whole
sale and retail liquor dealers, hotels, restaurants,
salOons boarding hOu.es eating houses cook shops,
auctiOnet Is. lumber measurers arcniecis tn aires
aud halls telegraph, expies'. coal. aud Insurance
compaaies mercantile steamboat, real estate, en-
poympnt. ticket, and sewing machine agen 5; bit
ters manufacturers. junk and oyster dealers, pbo-
tOgTaphtrs veterinary surgeons. and pawnDrOkers.
All licenses remaining unpaid on the ST day or
Nav A FINE OF Not LESS THAN 81 AND NO
inpoStd A. X. MO0ls0k,
an I1.tAp9O Collector.
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r..,nouaLe I'm California.

SAN FRANCISCO, April ia heavy shock
of earthquake was felt at quarter'pas' :
O'Clock yesterday morning I'd the ceh'Ia'
part OF the State. No serious cauage Is IT,
ported.
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The Death of "a Confederate Officer.

" eanAkLEsIoS, :. c., April 9.-Gerersl NJ.
" w. Gary died at his home, a, Edgefeld, s.
~ alter q few days Illness from kidney
v vhesse General Gary served with distinc-
. aOS = cavalry officer In the Confederate
's,,ee during the late war, and was State
N@s'or from Edgefield from 1876 10 1880.
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rrrr,. ExpnCro.ANr AND PILLS.
READER

Have you caught cold? Are YOU unable TO raise
the phlegm; Have yOu an oppression on tie lungs
with short breath? DO you have tit Of coughing
on lying down? A sharp pain now and then in the
region Of the heart and shoulders! chilly sensa-
ton down the back II 50, DELAY Is DANGER
OTIS. "Slight colds" If neglected, often result In
consumption, when the remedy, if applied prompt
~. would have avered all danger. For % cents yoa
can get the remedy which the test of twen'y years
has proved to be the MOST VALUABLE LUNG BAL
: NJ eyer discovered
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Flour.

Flonr-Ii,tle better feeling. We quote Fine,
t3dS3.5O: extra. $3.50; superfne, S3.75mS4.JO;
common family. 50 cnOice or patent family, 800
ats; stanton Inspection, extra, s0.0O.
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SEED. &c.

SWEEr POTATOES, FINE SEED, So
- per barrel: EARLY ROSE, 80; PnERLEsS,
$3.50; PEhCH-BLOW, 90: ADAM. FAIRLY
slN-WttkS. and RED-sPFCkLED vALEN-
TINE SNAPS, l5c. per quart, "a pr husbel, at
7. w WOODS.
sp l2tAp26 4l0Sixih sire. t, Richmond. Va.
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DEilNQsrFNT TAXtS.
OFFICE OF cay CoLI.ECToR,(
eRICUMOND, April ii, 1881. !
nELINQ UENT RE l. ESTATE
L TANFS OF 1880.

Ia pursuance of an ordinance Of The city. have
pr, IA red and posted lit OF Delinquent Taxes on
Real Estate for 1880, SUI ct 10 The inspection Of
all concernod Fur. her. in pursuance Of ordnance.
notice is given m all the daily newspapers a the
civ that AL such raj t,tste delinquent viii be
sold ut suc ion on the first day OF The May term OF
the Hastings Court, unless the taxes aud penalty
thereon have been previously paid. | am further
rruutrrd by Crdnance To rubli II ~ one or more OF
the daily paprs Of the cts not les than ten dsyS
prpyiOns 10 such sale, bst of real estate so de-
lir1ueut for The taxes OF the previous year.
ln conformity herewith noice ~ hereby gwen
that such list will be publ he'd Ia the State news
paper on WEDNESDAY, 29th Aptil, 1881, and
SATURDAY. April 80. 1881,
AND THAT on
MONDAY. % DAY or MAY. 1881,
n being me first day OF The May term OF the iIus
tings Court. SHALL between the hours Of 4 VI. aud
O'Clock 4. NJ, proceed Ia sell IN front OF the City
Han, ON Broad between Ninth aud Tenth strreis,
The real estate delinquent AS Aforesaid, including an
additional penalty Oi per cent. for charges.
ap L. NV a. K. WUODSON, Collector.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
\. Z. FOX & son,
Successors Ia Bre eden & FoXl.

\. L. FOX & son,
(successors Ia Bra eden & FoXl.
300 EAST BROAD STREET,
Will have on exhibition MONDAY. April llth, q
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF sEAsoSABLE
GOODS, consisting IN part OF
BLACK SURAH>, FANCY F0ULARDs:
The latest designs ia sTRlPED and CHECKED
NOUNEANTt>;
SATIN DE LYON-a very handsome quality at
$3.50: . ~
Their BI,ACK.GOODs DEPARTMENT IS replete
with attractive things. ..,,,,
NUNS' YELLING. GROSS D'ALMAs. FRENCH
and AMERICAN BUNTINGs, etc.. In great va
rely. -,
Their DOMESTIC STOCK X. as usual, Is very fnll,
and the prices are the LOWEST.
.CALICOES Sc. ana upwards.
They would respectful ~ solicit call from their
friends, patrons, ana the general punllc u -
ap lO-SuTuSTh3t
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PORT or RICHMOND. ArKrL 10, 1851.


steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yorh.
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen Coz
agents.
scbooner John X. shaw. Ccx. New York, iron.
Chesapeake and ohio Raii~ay.
schocw-r II. r. Ravens. Pearce. New York, Iron.
Ri'buOpd aud ALephspy Ratlroaf.
scnoe mr. Archsr 4 Reeves, smith. New York.
csTbois. Allison 4 Addison.
schooner John Psocfor. -, Norfolk, light,
che apsake snd Ublp RAILWAY.
Schooner sl,r-spJsgied Banner, Mullen. Phiis-
olphIa, IRON, Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
steamer Ar,el, Clifford, Norfolk, United Stats
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. r.. Tatum,
agent.
schooner Eddie. Palmer Washington, coal, Cnr-
It's y Parker.
schooner Daniel clifford. smith, Briizepor, ris
New YORK. cal nd ctrbOys, prtis 4 Parser.
Curtis 4 Parser.
schooner ). j. Taylor, HsdsoD, Philadelphia, coal.
Curtis = Parker.
Schooner Nellie Doe. Trask, New Haven. coal,
Curtis q Parker.
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TROPIC-FRIIT LAXATIVE.

TROPIC-FRtIE LaAAi' 70.
V,ROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TEoPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
Is The
nFsr AND MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
TON IL THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION,
BILIOCsNEsS,
HEADACHE,
IyDIsPOstTroN,
AND
All. D1soRDLRS ARISING FROM AN Or
srPrcTEp STATE Oh THE SYSTEM.
Ladies and chil.aen, aud tLose who dislike taking
mills and nausea % medicines to secure cathare ae-
or are especi,lly pleased with Its agreeable quail
ties. one half to one lozsDge is the o"1e. Asf 10
TRoPIC-FRCII LAXATIVE
and take no substitute for 1t. Packed In hr"asr tn
boxes. ana sold by ali arst-cass drsgsisis.
Price. 2o cents. Large boxes, 40 cents
nh lc-deodly
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cr.us wrecked vessels.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Spanish steamer
Eduardo. New Orleans for Liverpool, has
arrived. She landed The crews OF The III.
fish bark Alfred, Captain Winter, from
Coosaw, S. g., for Plymouth, and OF the
German bark LeopOIdine Froude, Captain
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TUFTS EXPECTORANT

will enable you To raise the ph'egm, cause pleasant
sleep, and You will wake in the morning, cough
gone, lungs working freely, and breathing easy. IL
is preventive and cure for Group, and a PLEASANT
CORDIAL. Children love It. No family snOdld be
without IT, Sold by druggists in 25c ana IL bottles.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
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NOTICE To LADIES.

THIS Is THE LAST WEEK, AND
SATURDAY, APRtI. 10TH, t'ie LAST DAY, for
HEcKER's sELF-RAIsING FLOUR AND BA-
KING.PQwDyR FREE.
up l0.3t ol7 bhVAp e'hSS''
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 10, 1881.

WuEAr.-Fuliz ls bushels very good at 1923 (;
9S bushel, good N I -.
CORN.-Whie, 100 bushels very good At 56c.
NJ Xrd, 20 bushels very good ode; 100 bushels
very good q, 55c.; 2i2 bushels fair a. Doe.
UATS.-70 bushels prime spring al DOE.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAf. NpffI Ia Ib6I.
SALgs.-20 shares Atlantic and Charlotte stock
at Tx, 20 do. Mt 72f; Is shares Old Dominion
,temsinp Company stock at 101f: 5000 vsveinis
con .nli III al. 40 D do. af COZ.
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JT EoIoG -apn.

NCN YORH
NV YORK. April 10 Noon Stocks fairly
steady. MJGeN. jD6 por cent. xchange-Long,
ASA. short 4s3. state bonds moderately active
Governments quiet ani firm.
EreHtHg.-NuutJ, iM6 per cent. Exchange.
1914. Governments steady; new SIS, lOz'l; new
A., il3; new A., ll4is. STATE. moderately ac.
tive; Virginia e., deiorrer, advanced Ia 10 from
49,. and \Orh Cirlina ecill tax, third class de-
Glued 20 Sc from %.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Lord Beacon,GeId.

LONDON, April ia bulletin issue1 al
II O'Clock tai, morning says that LORD bea-
consfelds strength is somewhat dlm'hisb,
ed. Dys. Quain and Kidd VIII call severai
times during the day, and DR.. Bruce re-
mains at the Beaconsfield residence. Inc
condition OF the patient IS very erillca,,
although the doctors have rot aDa',uo.Iu ~,
hong. IL was announced at noon That LORD
Heaconsfeld's condition had in no way I'M
nrnyed
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BALTIMORE, hpul ll.-Virginia g., deferred,
Is: c0nsuls, 81: second series. 81; past-dne
coupons. 7j9; new lU.4O's, J04; lO-iO's cOt-
pom, 9J3. Bid to-day.
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United STATES srpREMC COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 1l.-Chief'Justice
Waite announced to the bar OF the United
states supreme Court to-day that the Court
viii hear no more arguments after Friday,
22I Of April, and will adjourn for the term
on Monday the ~ OF May.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., April LITTLE Sec
retary Of the Treasury to-day issued CIR
cular calling in $l9j,00O000 outstanding q
ner cent. bonds on the 1T OF July next, Du'
allow, TO holders OF the bonds the privilege
Of continuing the loan during the pleasure
of the Government, with interest at - per
cent, provided the bonds are received by,
the Secretary on or before the 10Th day OF
May, 1881.
RETURNED FROM FLORIDA.
WASHINGTON. April n.-Senator Ed
munds reappeared IN the Senate to-day ana
received many congratulations from his as
sociates on both sides OF the chamber upon
his return from Florida IN restored health.
He is still pared with Mr.. Garland. NOT
counting pairs there Is but bare quorum
Of the Senate Qhirty-nine) present.
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WV yopK. AprH ll.-Cotton-Net receipt,
Sis hales; gross, l,72l bales; futures closed
dnIet az d steady; sales, $4,000 BALE; April
sI0es@tIG6t MAJ, si IS nsos, siossS
si9'eo: September, SlO669sl0 %; October,
20 ~ kIn.ll: Noyemher, SlO.OSQSlO.Ho.
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n,1rnlnpE IIvE.sTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April ll.-Bsef cattle larry sciSe ,
markei ~ better grades and heifers nnehanyed'
hest. me.lum, aud com mon &c lower oes' oeeses.
n. e Gir nssi quality, 5s96e.i medium, 4G DC. :
ors,nnty sMSkc.: most sales from osaoc:; TT
ce,pts 240 head sales, lOl0 head: swine e, W W
- v s,nuy ana moderate demand quotations. isQ
"a, rrnl.,nI. 6G46 head. The arrivals Of sheen
and lambs were 2.037 head; Quoted-shtep' fsG
- io1ohs S35Odf5.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-05-26

GRarE BARs-Suitable for who'd OF sawdust,
for sale It the Foundry. nsar the Ironton de-
Pot.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1881-05-26
HARKIs REMEDY co. MFo olmlsIS
Market and 9Th SITS. ST. LOUIS. Mo.

IN r. (ss week IN y.uv ewb iswn. o6Oufat fre~.
MOONo risk. Reader, ~ you want business
" ~ OF which persons OF either sex can make
great nv all the time they work. write for partcu-
lars To VI. HALLErT d Co.. Portland. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-07-25
NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS.

The Postmssters IN this State have just
received An order making material changes
In the classification VI matter sent through
the mails.
M.ilablv matter Of tho first class shall
embrace all matter wholly or partially in
writing. except as herein provided-Act
March s, 1879. Section s. ~ Statute. p.
35o.
The exceptions are as follows
!. Corrected proof.sheets and maui.
script copy accompanying the sAme.-Sse-
tion IL. y. $50.
2. Date and name OF the addressed, and
Of the sender VI circulars, and the correc-
ton Of mere typographical errors therein.
section AZ. p.3oU.
y. Bills. receipts and orders for subscrip.
tions incios.d IN second class publications,
proviaed such bills. receipts and orders
shall be Ia such form as to convey no other
information than the name, location and
subscription price of. the publication or
publications to which they refer. Section
s.. p. SCI.
4. tn. namo and address Of tho person
TO whom sccond-ciass matter may be sent,
and index figure Of = subscription book,
and words or figures, or both, indicating
the date on which the subscription in such
matter will end. Section %. p. $50.
o. Upon matter OF the third-class. or
upon the wrapper inclosing the same, the
sender may write his own name or address.
with the word from above and preced-
Ing the same, and in either case may make
simple marks. intended to designate .
word or passage OF the text to which 10 Is
desired To call attention.