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FOREIGN NEWS.

The war In Tunis is not over A Sc
we're fight occurred in which the French
and natives lost heavily. Turkey has
decided not to send any troops to Tunis,
s..ss-esI AI...t Isrataesss s1oea not
plate coI5ssfefrfIInIa
the Kurdish chief, is again preparing to
invade Persia with twenty thousand
men.-The rumor that st. Petersburg is
undermined is being in a measure con
irmed.-The international monetary
conference at Paris has adjourned until
tune 30th.-Parnell and eighteen of his
adherents left the House of Commons
without voting on the second reading Of
the land bill.-The final details for the
settlement of the Greek question have
been adopted by the ambassadors and
Turkish delegates at Constantinople
A meeting of Parnellites will be held
to discuss the conduct of Blake, DAILY.
McCoan, The O'Donoghue, John O'Con-
nor Power and O'Shaughnessy in voting
for the second reading of the Land Bill.
More French troops have been sent 10
Tunis. The political excitement in Italy
is unabated.-Important arrests are
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A witty parson.

A Scotch clergyman by the name OF
Watty Morrison entreated an officer to
pardon a poor soldier for some offence
hs,.laed -onanitted. The officer agreed
f1son agreed to this. In a day or two
(the officer demanded that the ceremony
Of baptism be performed on a puppy.
The clergyman agreed to it and party
Of many gentlemen assembled to witness
the novel baptism. The parson desired
the officer to hold up the puppy, as was
customary in the baptism Of children,
and said
"As l am a minister of the Church of
Scotland, 1 must proceed according to
the ceremonies of the church. Well.
then, major, begin by the usual ques-
tlon You acknowledge yourself the
father of this puppy?"
A roar of laughter burst from the
crowd; the officer threw the candidate
Tor baptism away, and thus the witty
minister turned the laugh against the
ntdel, who intended to deride the sa-
cred ordinance.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The subioined opinion, we perceive is
by J A Daniels, Esq, of Messrs. Stog-
dill & Daniels, attorneys, La Crosse,
Wis, and appears in the La Crosse
Chro1ic}- Some time since, ! was at
tackled with pain in and below one Of my
knee joints. A few applications of St.
Jacobs Oil quoted the pain and relieved
the inflammation. Iregard it as a valua-
bic medicine.
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NO. AZ.
Fashion Notes.
Pokes grow larger and larger.

Eokes grow larger and larger.
Satinette is the Paris name for sateen
Pink Grape has been revived fol
bonnets.
Pompadour lowered cretonnes are
revived,
Very little iewelry is worn with white
costumes.
Necklets of beads are becoming very
fashionable.
Walking jackets never go entirely out
of fashion.
Steel and gold are the admired com.
bination this summer
White and pale pink bonnets are most
worn at receptions
Sashes of ombre ribbon will be much
worn with white toilets.
All young women wear short, untrain-
ed skirts on all occasions.
Trained skirts are worn only by mar
ried or matronly women.
Mother Hubbard is the fairy god
mother of fashion this spring.
Sateen or satinette is the most popu-
lar wash fabric of Parisians.
Tancolored undressed kid gloves are
worn with white costumes.
A new collarette called the Medici is
made of puffs Of null muslin
There is a brisk demand for batistes,
seersuckers and ginghams.
Queen Charlotte collars of immense
size are worn by English women.
Gilded bamboo and violet wood sticks
are the most popular for pnrnaola.
Mixed blacH and white feathers are
used to trim black rough straw hats.
Steel appears as a part of the decora-
tive effects of every dressing toilet.
Black costumes are frightened with
ombre Surah or Bayadere striped
goods.
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made aimostN NHily ia s.. Petersburg
Archbishop Crole continues his triino
phal march through Ireland, holdin1
vlsltations of the clergy and attending
Iand-league demonstrations The SO.
called Anglo-French Bank at Paris has
been declared bankrupt. 1t had scarcely
begun business.
The Sultan has pronounced the depo-
sltlon of the Bey of Tunis, but accepts
the situation, as France is determined
to uphold him. The Governor of Char.
kof, Russia, issued proclamation for
bidding the persecution of the Jews.
Many of the unfortunate people are
emigrating to the United States.-The
Paris irreconcilables passed resolutions
IN favor of the triumph of the revolu-
honists in Russia Fighting has begun
between the Kaffirs and the Beers
The coronation of King Charles of Rou-
mania has been confirmed.
The Russian revolutionists have an
swered the Cars manifesto bv a second
utterance demanding that he listen TO
the wishes of the people in an unpreiu.
diced spirit.-A communist editor at
copenhagen has been arrested for sug-
gestlng the murder of the King of Den
mafk.--Garibaldi says the treaty with the
Bey of Tunis effaces his good opinion of
the French republic. The treaty was rati
tied by the French Chamber of Depu-
ties. The government of Sweden is
alarmed at the vast emigration from that
country. Riots against the Jews are
still reported in various places in Rus
sla. .--Ihe recent expulsion of an Eng
hsh jew from ST. PetersLursS has been
brought to the attention OF the Isaitial
government. Thirty blacks have been
finally sentenced to death for participat-
ing irl the SANTA Cruz Nv / b revolt
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XLVITth CONGREss--specinI session.
TrAgATrE


MAY I'm the United States Senate
Mr.. Saunders offered resolution direct
ing an inquiry into the relations of the
Union and Central Pacific Railroads,
and particularly touching the relations
Of the Central Pacific to its leased lines
and other corporations. Mr.. Bayard
offered a resolution, which was laid on
the table for future action, for the APP
pointment Of II committee to wait upon
President Garfield and inquire if he has
any other business to lay before tn.
Senate
MAY l8.-In the United States Senate,
the consideration of Mr. Burnside's re-
solution reasserting the "Monroe doe
trne" in connection with the proposed
interocsanic canals was postponed until
December next. Mr.. Saunders resolu-
tion of inquiry in regard to the relations
of the Central Pacific Railroad to its
leased lines and other corporations was
tabled. Mr.. Bayard's resolution for the
appointment of a committee to wait
upon the President and inquire whether
he had any further business to communi-
cate to the Senate was adopted. Messrs.
4 Bayard and Cameron, of Pa, were
/ appointed dS lAe cOInu1Ltee, ana IN
/ short time MIR. Bayard reported that
the President had stated to the commit
tee that he'had other nominations still
to make
MAY 19.--In the United States Ser
ate, Mr.. Kellogg's resolution abou
government employees was discussed an
passed. A resolution was adopted cal
ling on the Secretary of State for infor
nation as to whether any consular off
II ~ /
last fiscal year demanded or received
for verifcation of invoices greater sun
than 50 50, and, if SO, the name of sucl
officer.
MAY 2O.-The United States Senat,
adjourned sire die after passing the Gus
tomary vote of thanks to the VicePresi
dent for his courtesy, impartiality an(
ability.
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Speaking of Governors suggests the
mention Of an item we received from
MIR. Henry A. Knight, Foreman at Chas.
Waters & Co.'S Governor and Valve
Works, Boston, Mass; / have used ST.
Jacobs Oil among our employees and
/ find that it never fails to cure. The men
are delighted with the wonderful effects
OF the Oil, as it has cured them G
fJrlllf.s5ti. 9yeaasass,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

A Terre Haute florist has a Mexican
cactus that is 1000 years old and valued
at $500 So says the indianapolis Nsrs.
Couldn't the figures is this casebe trans
posed? It would be "money in pocket
if they could.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

VEdErINE is now acknowledged by our best
physicians TO be the only safe and sure remedy
Tor all diseases arising from impure blood, such
as scrofula and scrofulous humors.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The most delicate, the most sensible
of all pleasures, consists i'll promoting
the pleasure of others.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The New York SIN predicts that the
day is not ten years distant when fami-
lies will have to club together for their
meals
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The corn-stalk sugar manufactured by
Commissioner lie Due only costs the
government $3.50 per pound.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-05-27

The Friend of Delicate Ladies'
Is Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
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w. 3. WADDY
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

NEW Spring Styles. Boots and Shoes The
~ Largest Best Selected and Cheapest
Stock Of Boots and Shoes ever offered in this
market.
Every man ought to consider where he can
get the most value for his money penny
saved is a penny earned. All We ask our
friends and patrons is to favor us with call,
car. can IS s@svinee nc thsmselyes of the fact that we
I. oTont that att tho % pPeodoiss 81 i SIsis5 Bug =.
Thereby enabling US to keep our Stock al
failare 70 esannine Stock is an oppor-
tunity lost
We can make 1T TO your interest trade !, IL.
us.
Our goods are bought from First Hands
saving double profit and giving our Custo-
mers the benefit.
Country Merchants will find it to thesr ad-
vantage to examine our Stock from which
equally good selections can be made at prices
that Will compare favorably with those Of tho
Northern Cities.
Ladies' Pebble Goat But BITS 81 25 to So 90
' :. French Kid g Is to 4 SO
g Last Foxed Z" l % to 90
Polish +" / 90 to 2 90
&c IS TO so
Slippers in great variety 25 to 2 90
Mems Calf Boots / so to 90
Coarse Shoes (Solid) 80 to / so
Calf - All Prices
Misses Boots 90 to / so
Children's Boots 10 to / SO
W. b. WADDEY,
l10 King Street Alexandria, Va.
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Good fishing and no need for liars all
around Detroit this spring.
, 1881-05-07
NEW YORK.
dxstal DtspateA to TN uhGeaeo Tribune,


NEW vonK. Mny G-1,tAtx-Wlntor Wheat at.
vancsd about AalAc bu on brisk speculative and
fair export nqulry the speculative cali In good part
fsom apotAton having outAsandlnx coutsaots u pro.
tcati but nte In the day more liberal oGorlhgs and
considerable uFYen1y on ths pArt Of sellers place
supplIcs In tho option lno, lad 70 rsautlon values
yteldlnR A8cat Aake bu, though hardening axatn
slightly toward tho c1ose. Bales No. ! md quoted
~ closnR homlnaily ~ 1l.a1. nous Offering. Gos
prompt doyaFy. No. rcd at u 9Nal sK, eloytnx ~
tLsDI do Aay at sl3aataL, closing At aLsaA, du 1una
at tl.saXaL2JA. closing at slxgf asksdi do July ~
3Lst1l+sQH closing at tLa03f aaxOdi do August Ut
s,saLia eo.as 4 ,'la Do steamer srade u! NV,
No, red, In, lots u M.s}f, unnrudsa' roa
u sl1a9lea u TO quality Mo. Chicago
md Milwsukco spttny At tls14lN. elos!us
nttl.11l hew York No. spring At tlz4s Nc. sAwau.
kuu Rptn1 Ia stora nt slak. Corn sgnlA vary active.
msinly In tAe upton !lus, the May option insulting
with Increased favor pEcea ngsIn nyauceA sharply,
In several instanees ~ much - M9lAo pos hu 0as.
lngs for carly 0lyuFT Rht, checxinR tusInpss Al1pd
Western unsradad At 5sadso NJ ~ quality Nov York
soancr mlxad, curly ae,tverlos, at dt8tc, closing
at do b!li do ne1t ws9ty deliveries at HBfso, nos-
Ing ~ Glc bid. NJ. xhte at 6iQl5et MLts bu4+horn
1t Jses Nov York ys,luw A. 9lct atsamor yollow At
UfGetnc, FOLLOW Southern a. Cic; uw Mixed At Gc,
Oats also quoted w about koXe seaefully shout 10
, 1881-05-07
BY TELEGRAPH.


FOREIGN.
6psttat Dbpateh to 1Ae Chicago Irsbuns,
.IdvEupooL May G-tl'n a. u.-FLoul-No. !. list
CnAtH-whoat- -Wlutor No. l. o. u No. 2, ezs sps,ne
Nh. o.; NJ. 4 ss, Gdi wtlto, No. W Cdt No. aa
la, club Nc. vs. loa No.2. ID. Corn-Ncw, b &i
Old, a.Gfd.
rIlovIS10SB-Pork. rs, Lard. SIS I'd.
L1vE'spoo1r Mny yflJrnllow-rrimo city dult At 3ss
3D.: Cotton suou oit-Yyllow American steady NJ III
I'd. .TuFpentlno spirts-Dull nt ;s}s. Turpentlne
snlrfts-tuntlun-Dult At ~. WheAt-SprinR No. 3
steady nt " tI No. wh!to HtoAdy at Ds ID, w!ntor
acady Jd Corn-attxcd dull ut bs 81 for ud 81 "a
for now. lacon-I.0ng o1eAr dull ut tia, short clear
dull Mt As El. uams-IonX clear steady ut 43s. Neal
India stsady nt aas prime meaa steady At 71s
l.aru-rgt,na Western dull nt hsspd.
lAvERFO0E, Mny acknowledgements N-Skeady Mt
III, sa'es lo@ ba'ess speculation and export
l,tuut American, a.0Ul
I,tlEApsTupys-Qutet but Btcndy. Wheat winter
rcd Woltssn, ssasoa ID. cosa-Nsw wcstarn mixed
t. iht.
PRovtstoNs-pstmo mess pork, ~. American lard
YARNS AND gAuuIcs-At Manchester. quiot but
steady.
nnck1rra-ra.t three days wheat, ats,cen eensals,
American. i97,NN.
LuxnoS. May d-rernoluuu-sp,rlts, 81 9dt ro-
hnGa, E}f07B.
L0NHoN. May hJTunpxwr1xE-sp'sit - uda2os
AaTWRnp, May yG-rETAuLEuM-la!<f
LlvEMrao1. l,N ., m.-wea,hcr dull Irsadstutrs
quet and steady. New corn, e lkd. Winter wheat,
us9gA Gl.
Ltvxupoor4 Mnya-wheat better tona, rod w.n-
ter. " cd No. 2spring " ID. No. auo. u lid Corn
ot much do'4s: q ss ~ Gsroes e1r ee.;tSmwhSnt @
III IL %s Sns S"d - sS bss bnssf .oo .a
Gsin aai .SI :Sns; ose!s; K ,SSsat Iasas sho
@ T;s: ss ss!st
Ss fss: r. Sss s9ss sSs -
ss Wsasei @ u n n oa"s.' m".'' '"'"'F a''
, 1881-05-07

tase 4nn hyah' sna,mnw 70 G!oss!ann s@7b
''ars '''@ae''o' 0aRha" !" 4olc"o' eS''o'
nUfFAto.
apfetai 0israttA n The Cntcaon 7stbuns.
a, nnFIAtu. y. , :, Nay b-.AfflvAla-i'FOpolIer
~ t;nntars' m;G' ~ ~ i,,,t,h ro,>x,,,
r,or,n,.n oo,,i'. any y W y Meos.hkM,
f,anc nni f:ntnu',o. n,s,t,ni,o. K ~ Gi.n,s
srh1nnns " H. it"'nt'. ,,snJ MtI.aa.tnne;t tiIa.w;
stNpf,rier }ront0n, sfnrn,irtic,
Tlnrtcrs- athonnHt1 sjHrln Martin and 4. Fttx.
gerhil, coat, ElIicntot 13 centa.
: cf)t,t,thowoop,
spf..a, Dtioaffa to N, t,stteoo 1,4,.r..
ff tjwut, M,I,nG' t,f fhs fM}tnr,vtn.I l. fsan IL.
DefiOr Trnnsit E1fntmny. saiie,i t,.niahf m, hUr
ilrst trJp Tor fllliiit Ind intcrmct1inta nnrts
win TILL Hat OF pnssen1ers and freight.
nt!p!l4 i!Hf l'nssnn1efs hfo tttcklnt ana party
=! lItGoi nr twenty fneii. WIN VIII be engaged
III ostuVHlR lno snutt HtfHr thls SEASON.
, 1881-05-07
piTILADELpUYA,

rttLAnEkrtftA. May .G~FLotrts-stonhr, M,nno-
aotn cxtnls thtuaHu, Ohio oxtris. siItaA00s Ohio.
now nsocess, u, 5oaG1;, Illinois tnncY, tG2is Mund-
sota tutotis process, <1u187ih Isyu ilour, ss.6a
GilAty-Wh0nt hia0ri So.1 rul. c1evnt0r, f1.1alfa
1.slt mixed 0evntor. tl.3I. No. rod. May. sl.srMa
t2Sa; Iuno. s.l1AB1.s2; july tt.lsH@ss}t. Corn IN
reod demand; suit yuor Un truck 1at1)o, sail tn'xet
In Rool ldeuaildt NJ. white, G&c. NJ. 10, Etsic,
No. ! do. 4s}$1Gc. i. a.. i
rnuvts1uxs-rlrnl. noof-Mpss, 9laog. lnda lncss.
I'D insd-i.ritiiu stenni, iii Ii: Aeit0, es!UISa
ltiTrE~Fhncy scatGv, !t1lnrs dnlli crcMnlery. vx.
I'm, 225c, de-, Hie tH ChDlce. ple, Now York HtMtu
ad bradford cuslfiy lns x&3sat daIry. exlFu, Ito
1Srt L0 s5iI to cllticD. tidet7o.
EuuS-SUhitnniy uncItltiEed.
NtiKEsE-Qnl0t Int nr.ur creamery, 12he.
.,K,:CEilsrs- a0U iris, whont l3oU btu; corn,
MlIlJ but OnlN, kn bA. :
SlItpuESTH-CUrn, lG.uU brt.
, 1881-05-07
BALTIMORE,

nA1rtM01lE, 1id Mny G-FL0ult-stend md firm.
0nA1S-Whoat-W higher und strong. So.3
winter red. splt, $l.c}adtl .GN} May, sL2,Js&1!z5
JunU, s9i}A4I5s July, sll1t6l11s, August. tt.fiI4
811iN. C0rn-Westurn higher md strong, Wostofn
mxod. Bput. tsc, atny dscs Juup t;ssfc, July. saN
&stGc. .0ata hgh1F Mnd Arm; Western hIte, &sft0c
mSct. +7@1'3Sc. ltye dull nj tLl31ttA
ltAY-StcRdy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and steady, bnlk l1eats packed,
G3{c nna p}ar. u1cUnShtutprss 1kGt UUnt rib Sides
1b1{cs ln.iis, !tssl:c. Lntl.s Fcun9d, LAG
Eat1N.-l3ulI. -
lsETttHlEtT,t-unlit refined, nc.
t;lttsGEltfEA--CDtfDD dn1t.
WIJINKY-uHl! IT f1.1u. ....
FuKiNIfTs-ru Liverpool, por stenmor, quteti cot
tor. a-l'iat13As nut, lss par tunt Araln i0tx1
AEuktl1aIF!Mns. asJa brlss wi,pns, h,zd but coEn
buIIMSXTs-tY!IJnt. G1Gl0, cor1., 1,7a3 bu.
HALEa-Whcnt Ga1yizN hui curn Ak5 b0.
, 1881-05-07


Spectaf DhDaseh to 7na Chitdoo 1ftbune. 49,
st. l.uuis. nytk-Thero waf0 :toi In OK wheat
shipped ~ Now Orenna by river to-dny, and l2t7 uu
Ut corn shipped by rver uud mil; freight On wheat
7Hci on corn. &c. ! .s*s>-2- - ',-.
IL the 1r'tsers Astoctated Errss.
Fl. 1.nUts. stny G-Ffouis-unchAngut. =
UttA1%-whrnt hxtori No. rod sl.131sR t0sSf
cnsh: fi.}f AlH Mays tk6s11.18l Jun0, lGtI4
LMYt lVM&!Afkc AuEustt No. do tf.tk5fs MID do.
H1mlna Corn h;hurs 4s1{c caeh. 45>4tsAc May, ~
G4sc juno, sEsc julyt IBs3ss1fc Augtatt tl4c sep
, tGn1ss 1,.a s,alnly ndyaMesas a!k&nXp ras!s w
A,gns, hys aonitaai ii ti.iSt barley dull and ua'
'!a.HH: Y&Si,Gt,ult ss no, -. <s';>>.4.
E:nfsA-flGtitr At lQc. ~! as - = -
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ', >. 80. =
ta md o!'yre1 q III 2 sssh g. @
aHIeta ~ y a'ap2 fa'sd aulel NJ slio
,ltEcEtrTs-Fiour. i!Dn bEa, whcat g0t) but corn,
3sn! bH t,ais, laMn bnt rfe noriut barley. 30u ou
1GU BIT, uass. SAN bnt rrc, nonai bartuy, none.
, 1881-05-07
hH on an nct1vB lnau1ry. mainly strcntfvn. Wh1lc
NestGrn nnKraed Mt ltt4Et. ax u nnatlty; ixuh 10


Il hs on an nc.,yn naulry. mainly ,ircuntyn. Waite
Nrsnrn nnera'ied at ltf+fte a* u nnaty; tnxu1 10
At 4fI t7lsc. xlts Htntn nnn.ttln; uxni Atatu
~, ~ ::;a aa"sda
steiss. S:iea d, ssnsrsy
VIZ S in y. ;* fs1 @ ' n.: L:
f. $s e. III; If; Il
:sa S:rvS!S:ss. I::!;s}sG; Gss !.ss.s siet {sss
s Il elnsF; s ;.t 5 "f o t:t Fl
y;s ''Iass;: s!ss s:S ss $Ss S$:ss !!
:sssd I'D Ss'sSsts ssss ~ Il iii
sss s::,; s :s: IS,
eha1astssi,st liz ttsst ssss:s!y
s $s; !; s:s
s!. 'ssa ts,, IL .he 5
s,s: ::ss e s s,;,. sss
s Il i s u s;,t II; ssS; III Tf II! 4
viii Issst!. s.1 ~ sst!sEs sses,ss! iax !.
Il % II" !; I % %Es + as;, q . :rssM ss III iisss III sii %i
oot'''' 1san''H; s 1rsse." :: T. I: s.
S'; ii: s ;$g
HII73 1AP"Itst l<'tt!
nrlh. alMr stnto aud 3aftern. s cttilun ~ Mt11
nxtrH&l ttN. r0ta 10 clIDces HA3 Wt!tU wAtnt
os!rn. ta.xG!ni sxst'. oho. fGaAA's' M|nnv'osa
hiasf. nqMdeIate M M exno:. tras: r.:
ALMA; N,, ii!esso Sna Mi~:pk"e: sIabMi i IN; r.
xI snsI, s'saHss s,, ,!p ri sxsa a. w3tar M ss!
Su. ti, s!Aa1 mi *taNttGr ti1. stts:slz. S!s
nisaf. A!'aa.i, M.t5fGIT tofi; 9Ea.!si !da L hst
ieti catl xnk with utlrntrg partly I!ssl rDtH1Pts.
t b.; 'ea';:r a$ s nsss, sss' ss,is: sss -
tDT My. 70. NJ, L. Atny, JunH. aMai
i Sas ' Wostsfs ests aSa mixed, saSss Ts
vi ItAYAAr,,re s'yt-.sS. end frmt s5#$
HcE,ti s'sy quist S,.t stqad,, lilo cntroes
gnule,. u i2NcI to6 iots SUGAR i!rtn.
Mnlnrsns auInt and Unchanged. ttlcs, StNnuy.
-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES but nTni1 unIted, 7S5ia, csulo,
GHAi}5ns F0tlrnd, hc., x :. 7sr.'.-
"A i tinw;TAct'yS \ IND aFn,. e5agg;;!ec. .; ::-
TEltrksrtSk-StHnlys H3Ht31o. ~
iSsl lsfS:S*sioss s.ssiy; oti moss. s!s9et1!2&,
r1lmck1us fttADt do now 1nH1.l at ,tl!iJ. !t0f
qHie! bns FI. Eut ments o4stgs ind dull. lung clear
slasi sgl,!if ;sI s'of' No. Oe afa "'nks pF''ae s''a'o
| l'rrkts-Qnfbt md UNCHANGED. o. al. ,-'-~
CNkEsE-btoA1J Gnd unchanged. 's., II.
, 1881-05-07

.,, t,oc If t1,cm snltl ynstor'lay
dIhtrly ,,tt.,..s III sen lnrH' 'I!iHt''Gs ~
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vacas wni'', ,r, tHy riu.e III this month"; 0t,si
M!Mtfr' H., ,nth,ir Vt .fi,o D,ir ssooK VIII
that hfo'u :, ,,n,,cerctl, with European hfy.
haye cntirr'' r,,. far more. The 'lnos ton OF
srs sh''i.a'At to.t i, vt III turner's hads n ono
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nat Easily ".,n,ity ts very ennl' NM TINT INC
tnat !ho !.,h,,,r j;ku h1,un,ml ba snfr!os WIN
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, 1881-05-07

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, 1881-05-07

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tnfy sl,utp tntktn1 demand ~ M!tei, sn0ra warn
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, 1881-05-07

snn a,n. at fsai !nuse IND t4Hi bnSat tnnbats
,nSs 3.%tsar mxcA lung cut hams, ?4ts l!c; SWEET
.isEs hnn1s quoted nj I4ltJ}4H tuf le1lu h3tfhkti
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N,rtn uu1fe ut }Gth fu fur sisDttliers, for
sAptt .s t. f1r siioFt CLEARS 4otSt1e 1o9 aaH'sf
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, 1881-05-07

: Special Dt1paieA to tn Chicago Tribune.
KANSAS Cry. Mo-, May ye.-0hAtN-'Ths Prize Cur
tfnt rupoftst Whpas-ltee9lpt1, G2s head; shpunnlA
2,al, u.xskst n1msEl Ao. : cash. HAoI Nay, Wei hes