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|OLD FAvORITE ROUTE HSL.
THE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY
WILL
RESUME IFS ROUTE
TRE POTOMAC RIVER BETWEEN QiJANTTG,
AND WARRINGTON


MONDAY THE 18TH or ApR-L, 1881,
win ITS new and splendid
L VI + EXCELSIOR.
Quit expressly for this route and com bning all the
Hlslliies OF ELEGANCE, SPEED. sfsEry. and COW.
bOkI, whlch VIII connect TWICE DAuY q Gept
sunday with trains on the Richmond FredericsSs-
bur aud Potomac railroad,
Leaving Richmond az $50 A. NJ, and
Lavtng Richmond az 500 a.. Ne and
Arriving at Richmond at S,f3 T.. ~. and
Arriving at Richmond at 9l5SP. NJ
This route, 80 long and fayGrably known press NJ
the advantages of freedom from dust, view
beau ifu and historic scenery along the river, In.
ccding MOUNT VERNON, the home of Washing
ton, the luxury of delightful bath, els gantly.
served meal and "A comfortable shave rssts !:
and IN the case OF ladies' and inyads. the oppe<tu
MY Tor reir, shing rest I'm superb Saterooms.
WIN all the modern improvements tina, condase
70 comfort and safety, with expe rieDeed and eorte
Gus oflcers and polite and attentive servants, the
lEACtLSlOR leaves nothing D be desired by those
VINO prefer the delights or water travel aud sap
Gus meals 10 the aust and monetony OF an alirail
| route.
Tickets from Richmjnd to Washington. un-
ilinitel..' 20 90
Tickets from Richmond 10 Washington, I'm
utn.... .........s.......s. 90
Round. trip tickets from Richmond To Wash
ington ana RETURN good for ten days......... 90
can be had at the Offices of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company. aud at
A. W. CARRIERS, corner of Main and fenin
streets.
BE sure to ask for tickets sio the Potomac Steam
boat Company. esEORGE MATTINGLY.
Superintendent.
I. S-No boat on sundays. apl8
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CARPETS, MArrIN0n, &c.

THAyE JUST RECEIVED NY SPRING
/ STOCK OF GOODS. -Cniness Mtt,Ings, %
grades OH loths, Carpets, EsGs, aud Mats snsue
aud sbadings OF all siyies; Cornices and rvsn scx
Poles--waiuus, gilt, and ebony Lace aud psu.,s
tprtaiss: Paper. tispx,hvs OF al style: aud QssnS.
Work doae IN town or country. All orueis WveSsf
attended to. a. JxSSlNGs, No, 1871 AaSa w 4 m ~
Rlehmoad, VA 4es&
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BERLIN. April 25.-The National lei.
lungs correspondent OF Paris says: There
Is no prospect Of The success OF the none
tary conference, and In view OF the present
attitude Of the Powers, a decision to post
pone or even to close the deliberations may
lie expected shortly
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.EST-POCKET CURE
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Bishop ID. :. DoGGETT, Southern Methodist:
u Is an excellent corrective OF Indigestion.
have used IL with prompt bcre acial resaifs.
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heath Of an Author and Publisher.

B0sTON, April 25.-James I. Fields, The
author, publisher, and lecturer, died Thu
morning.
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FANCY GOODS. &c.

STEVENS
has a large line Of the best makes Of
CHULDREN's CARRIAGES at bottom prices
every one warranted:
A large lot Of RUBBER DRESSING COMBS at
bottom prices;
The largest ard cheapest line of F EAT II Il
BUSTERS In town;
Look at the NEW MOTTO CUPS AND sAUCERs
and DECORATED MUGS, just opened-they
are splendid goods for the money;
New patterns in HANDSOME, LOW-PRICED
CUsPADOREs;
In BONE, EBONY, or REDWOOD-HANDIE Ia
BLE-CUTLERY have the best goods and best
assortment ever shown In town at 81 set.
All In want Of
FANCY OR HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
should be sure TO call at
STEVENS,
Central Block, corner Fifth and Broad streets.
an
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LICENSE.rAx.
OFFICE Cr1Y CoLLEc roR,l
RICHMOND, Aprss IL, 1851.
7 ICENSE TAX.

This office vail be open t.lly from O'Clock A. VI.
10 8 o'eipck G. VI. from iss lSru TO THE SOiit
DAY OF AITiL for the purpose OF rtceiyin. the
IiCENsE-eAX from all lawyers, doctors, dentiso,
Commission merchants, merchandise brokers. Whole
sale aud eetal liquor. af4ers. beels restaassatss
saloons, b1srding houses. taffnk bouses,
and halls telegraph, express. eosis sha lnsu AmSe
company ss mercantile, stesnooat rss sssss<. en- IN
ployms az, ticket ana sswiax-maehine akcntss pit-
ters ,n,nufacturers nnk. aud oyster deaiese, pno-
togra pSers. veterinary surgeons, aud pAwnbrokers.
Al Aeenses remaining unpaid on NE tst DAY o.
MssxE THAN 3. for each day thereafter wili Be
,r.,s.s.s \. r. W00pS0N.
an l2.tAr3o Soswesf.
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OIssOLUTIONs q PARTNERsHIPs.

rVHE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
i heretofore existing between ANDREW j. MIL
Err and ROBERT NELSON as general partners.
and GtOHGE W. CHILDS as special partner, ana
conducted In the city of Richmond uEder the name
OF MILLER X NELSON, has this DAY been dis
solved by the consent of al of the partners.
Witness our signatures and seals this l3th day OF
Anil, 1881. 4. j. MILLER. lsEAL.l
ROBERT NELSON. lSEAL.J
GEORGE W. CHlLDS, lSEAL.l
state Of Vfrginid, city II Richmoad-to oh:
LTAZEwELL FLEET. notary public for the
CITY of RlchmOnd. IN the State aforesaid. certify
that ANDREW j. MILLER and ROBERT NEIL
son, whose names are signed TO The foregoing VIII
ting bearing date the 18Th DAY OF April, lSS ac'
knOwledged the same before me In my city afore-
said. At,
1851. IALtN ELL ELLEl l. "
Hate Of Pennsylvania, city Of Pht'Gdeiphfa-
10 nit: -
l. LEWIS CASSIDY, the subscriber. notary pub
lie for the city OF Philadelphia In The Siaie o
Pennsylvania, certify that GEORGE W. thlLDS,
whose anne s signed TO the fore going writing, bear
Ing date the l3th day Of April, lSs |, acknowledged
the same fore me IN my city Aforesaid. 800,
Given under my hand this l3th
SEAL. LEWIS CASSIDY,
60 Notary Pubic.
apl7-6w
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/
Rev. DR.. MAyGUM, Professor University Of North
| Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggett In his estimate OF
the Vest-Pocket Cure.
Rev. b. +. WOODWARD, Presiding Elder virgin
About twelve years I suffered from Dyspepsia
FALLING In with This remedy gave II faiy tlal.
After It's use could eat ANYTHING with inpunlty. |
am SINE am indebted to this medicine for what OF
health and pnysical comfort have had for the last
sixteen years. have known many since TO be re-
| ieyed by us use.
Rev. DIR. DABNEY, Theological Seminary, Viz.
ginia:
1t /. highly esteemed here by the regular Medical
fssnly and the people Ii Is excellent for Indges-
ten and flatnlent Colic-sedative, sOpOr1 a. tonic
slightly aperient. without nausea.
| *. l.. DABNEY Hampden-Sidney College.
| Rev. LEROY VI. LEE, ID. d., Methodist Historian
am never without II At home or abroad II is an
antidoie To Indigestion. UIeasiness afteBa meal OF
| pnrgiDg Is checked and the bowels regulated Its
merits are attested b- numbers Of high character.
nave seen d-every-thing-dyspeptle Of fifteen
years relieved by one dose.
| Editor Richmond Christian AdDoeats:
Ihis remedy Is OF tired yiriue have seen Dys-
pepsla cured completely by II. II seems 10 be an az.
tidote TO our " mar bnal disease"
Price. 70 cents. Sold by all druggists aud conn.
Wy mercnanls. NH 30
| EMULSION OF COD.LIyER OIL
WITH
| HYPOPHOSPHITES LIME AND SODA
| Contains In addition 10 PURE COD-LIVER OH,
| 10 grains Of HlPOPHOSPHlTES LINE and SODA
| to each fnd ounce.
This Emulsion Is prepared by Messrs PIRCELI
| LADD & co.
| We have the testimony Of the physicians of the
city and country as to its efficacy In the treatment Of
| PULMONARY DISEASES.
As II Is prepared IN this city, ouS patrons have
the satisfaction Of knowing that In using IL they
/ RELY upon It's FRESHNESS ana PURITY.
We commend II for It's palSiaOeness and ready
assimilation.
| Fifty cents and one dollar per bottle.
| POLK MILLER & co.
| NH 9 Apoihecariee. Ninth aud Main streets.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, No. ~, Daily.
| cave Richmond. y.5U a. u
Arrive BurkeNll!t.....s..,.. .........s 100 ~. VI
Train No. "A connects at BsrkeyilIe with Allan
tie. Mississippi and Ohio railroad for FarmyilIe
Lynchburg. and al sOlthwesiers points.
Trains Nos. AZ sud AZ connect at Sutherlin's with
Milton aud Sutnsriiu Narr0w-Gauge railroad FOL
Milton.
Train No. as connects at Salisbury with Western
North Carolina railroad Tor Ashevie and all polpu
In Western Nor,h Carolina.
Trains Nos. 81, AZ, and AZ connect AZ AIRLINE
Junction with Atlanta and Charlotte AIRLINE rail-
way for all points South and southwest, ana NO.
AZ connects at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta railroad for ali points south, SOUTH
east, and southwest.
Train No. so stops only al Je;ersville, Drake'e
Branch. Barksdale's, Danyllle, Greensboro. aud
salisbury.
Trains from the abnve-nAmed points arrive ~
Richmond 4:4s L. a.. 1888 A. NJ, and 7:ls L. NJ.
Train on Sorfh Carolina railroad connects ~
GOldsboro' with Weldon and Wilmington railroad
for Weldon and Wilmington.
PrLLMAN-CAR SERVICE;
On Train No. 50--WashingtoB. Richmond, and
On Train No. 4s-New York and Richmond. or
Dapyille and Atlanta.
ON Train No. 42-Washington. Richmond, an d
Danyille, and Danyiile and Augusta.
Tickets sold TO all POINTS soutn, southeast, ana
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on LEGAL nekets.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
T. ". r. TALCoTT, General superintendent
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%l.,Err
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP <fTfN
IL TICKETS. h
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP AGENCY

EUROPEAN eIkAHNHIF AbENtI'
1000 MAIN STREET,
Representing the following trsclass ocean Steam,
ship lines from Boston. New York, Phlladelhia ana
Baltimore 10 Europe: CUSARD, WHITE s!Ah,
NATIONAL, ANCHOR, 6UlONi INMAN: AMEk-
loan. RED STAR. ALLAN, NokIf-GEkMax
LLOYD. HAMBURG AMERICAN, ana NhIm-
FpI AED'S AMERICAN, ITALIAN, and BOX.
DEAIX FIRST CLASS, SECOND CLASS ana
sTEgRAGE TICKETS TO and from all the Drin-
rinaI noints I'm Europe. Excursion tickets AZ
rsince5 rates Siate-rOOms secured In advance
Parties going 10 Europe sending for their friends
would do well 10 communicate with the untersiSned
hin tickets to all points In the United states ana
canada Rates same al depOts and general ofnees
No trouble tOan5wer questions. Write 10 OF can on
" A. w. CARRIER,
General Railroad and steamship Agent.
10 Il-dyN3m 1000 Main street Richmond. Va
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 20, 1881.
SALES.

WHEAT-Lancasier. ~ bushels prime at ! 80
IL bushels good at Sl.26. fulZ, 2n4 bushels very
good az 1926: "a bushels good Al 1929: liz
bushels good at Sl.22 80 bushels common at
S1.l5 and $l.lS.
CORN.-White, lilo bushels very good at 06c
Mixed. 90 bushels Yeiy good AT 06c.
MEAL az bushels coarse At oSc.; 5S bushels
very God at soc.
BLACK PEAs.-74 bushels prime at sl.07.
OATS 100 bushels very good spring at Ale.
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The Monesary Coufer renee.

into the Albanian league. In that case war
would be inevitable, whether the proposals
OF the Powers are accepted or not.
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Rev. DR.. MAyGUM, Professor University Of North
Carolina:
concur with Bishop Doggett In his estimate Of
the vest-Pocket Cure.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. April 25.-Virginia IS, deferred,
II; consols, S0g: second serbs 374; past.due
coupons. 96l!; new l0.4O's, 500 Virginia l0.40's-
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E,OR NEW YORK.-The Old tim
Il Dominion Steamship Comp&ny'sS18
steamship Old DOMINION, Captain KELLY, wi
SAT- TUESDAY, April 26ths 1T = O'Clock Y. N.
Freixht received until o'clock r. VI.
Through bills OF Iading signed and goods for.
sarded with dispatch 10 all points north south, east
and west; also. 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
81.
For freight apply 10
g. w. ALLEN 4 Co, Agents.
an 1G-lt Company's Wharf Rocketta.
Tor PHILADELPHIA AND tim
l. FALL RIVER. n
steamer PIONEER. Captain PLkTr. Will re-
ceye freight for the above ports until O'Clock
A. VI April 26th ~. W. McCARRICk,
ap 20. 1t General southern Agent.
.nLD FAVORITE ROUTE H@EN
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A Central American Town Burned-
Loss, $1,000, OOO-Fifteen Hundred
PeOpIe Rendered Homeless.
The Tunisian Troubles.

TUxIs, April 25.-M. Roustan, the French
con.ul-general here, has sent circular to
the other foreign consuls, stating that he
has offered the Bey to place at his disposal a
comnany of marines and two cannon from
the French man.oi.war Jeanne dare, for
The n,,rnose of maintaining order in the Eu.
ronean quarter of the city, and that the Bey
has declined the offer.
, 1881-06-07
THE REAL STALWARTS,
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.


CHICAGO, juno TIN connection With tho
ConklIng opposition 10 President Gariieid fs sct
forth tue elaim that all Witt hnyo occasion tn
support tho lrcstluti& nro shuky In thoir tcput'-
llCantsIu, and that tho CalklngtGs nrG tho only
siu,un- pure md ntlutiultGrnte "stniwArt " 1ie-
1ublIcnns. bcY leave to differ with tho men
who hive conf,scatcd the tltie.
Tho Stulwnrts ar0 mt latter-lny converts to
1lupubltcanistu, Thoy urB not men who. like
Grunt, were mntlo Republicans BY tho War.
They arc not Republicans becn,,sc offices Hrc at
tho disposal of tho llepubilrnn party. but
thoy wero Republicans NJ timc When
II cost somuthng to bo Republican.
They were stalwarts who, tho party had no
offices to offer or plullder to lcAtt!w. In tho
Si, saty es1Gfy 3srsso 1 anss, ae, SS Wa s
Lincun, and inpu at that galaxy Ut atnswArttsul,
and III the lattcr dnys y! tue pariy theyhAyI
1lalno Unrtlcld. md that cnssnl trus Htatwarta,
VIM have llune luUre for tho !tep1lb'lcun pirty
than tho ttlsnon,crs who hug to tho!r lenrts ftlo
titlns!on that they Ars TUG s'atwas'S o. 'oo "e'
Il lint popinjny aud tho boos te h!s Kite aro
haL%arts ,, sayg ~ k ask y ~ feni.Y
csp.,er c. '''ISSi' soct, to havc ahandonca boii,.
y n, ss.a .r III sy gs y aney h.ss pu was
lied tuo prospects Ut the nnrty both In mud out
OF our National caAnoit BY sowing. the seed Of
sown rhs, tas,,. necyr,liny io pc Oulla.','s wau
follow IN tho trc.nlo " the Hreat Amerlo"I hi.ixDr
ID sta!wartsn,. lf tuat ts staiwrt'*n'. lsob In
Tao Stalwartism In which |. In Common With
over u ,lf-lnltiDn AepMbltchhs, hel!1yH. Ia TINT
which touches ilss under 70 c!rcn!nstances =
swcryo from ny nlIeHiAiN'o W principles. lttaHo!
man In whom wo belifvs, but ~ tAoao cAttll!aM
virtues Of the purity, pnritled ty tlre aud whr ~
Thsa shs ~ ieS cF no 9.
dlshoHuTgl Xrnyts. W. b. II.
, 1881-06-07
LIVE STOCK.

Nl4lLHatb4
CA'rTt.E-ltecetyeh during sunanJ End Qeadat
4lIl, enn,s time tnxt week. At total last Essf aa
und alY cAlves, shipped gfnst week. M+a, Their Iui
,n,,ck, stronger n,asks9for NIL teccn'iJ'fated oA
he supply Ut stock Ef0 enough to ulcoe the rsts'
pscnta OF shippers md oxuDFscss MIA ra@paHa'tu
l3sl,t, n.lt, ia both Ut thosn cihaes ot bu!tn w
hold With Euuh deal Of ineer0st. prices tftstSn
tic uxtunt Of jiUs per lO0 ibs Few really pst@a e'
t1p worn to liz sUeD. The bHkt on Fale weEo aiesN
HhsO5H,l2x but tho number gUod enough to eonata
brteeY nsluye Eh7s did not tcncH to) head aA pda
r1,ero vsro reyesnl god 1royrs for Hhiea talppers
MID $j,alS5.5j, but most of The IhJ's butlatn al
tinnu at prices bnlow *sW. III butcheER' ana esanto
stun md suckers tterU was slo pefcepe'9 tu.pts'
Tho best M thain wera tNkaii a. 1ul TG.. M,
wklilg for oil cows, poor ntkea it1", - 4 t.d.,
1exnns tho tonilll& Wns "shki VI ns,T y Mi "f ssss
III u;,,E tirOyGh uf IN Ii !U3 hx. H1e E0od eofaat
Frxnrs. nvsrarinR VI !l,. Nnd ll.a ~. s9s y. 4 h
unu !.1 Iuspnct!vn1y Inese nt n!.ts % %fe+sneht 10
fl0cknrs nHrA HcMtcHly 'hcHtrne.i, aI sa ss H.,d,
jnrsuIy no,tllNns. The GeHrhi h1afket t'oses '''
QruTATi0Sa:
Extrn Neeyes-4teers weighing 1.'W '0s ana Mm7a,
Cll'ic" HSsvs;s.fins. i"t. ARA wsh.torned .uu,
Gn !tsSye;M,Hs!l.antse'lea n, ''esrs' "'m hs4
Mns!tnlt Esa!S.:;T,Stnsrs ", III 'als nes' .v. ss
nInnn m te st,p',y q II, c"ws w tE s!' saasas a1st
s,"s* tats,e-couin'u., cattle "ost''ns a" ssal
lnfOIlar- -i'at md t,In cows t'cltors s.as 2x3.
nH!s' Mnd Is, HchisW"R t5s1
, 1881-06-07

Il Sf i wifi fs h. .on' 'iH !" iio.on N. s ,!'e %
crrncr io nnuny. The lrnns["r nf this nnu othrr f
inrvr n,ao,,nt. of mnry "u nttcr acnt',trt@ rlI, @
tcrnrly isnr III no ,ng ':y tno s" s.,,n"r @
n* Il whno tho prosprcts irG rl1cn,itrIR'n 'nK "
for NJ extremely cgsy ,"nskrt nrnaEr9 ,n,, ..ys w
tx r!inor was current nt @ .Sa1,' s"rt1ea; ~, 10
tho effect TINT thu EtmIi,t.y ila!i tircltlr u N
ciiaw cIse ho'ers ~ coo" cs .'"ek Il takc new
shares ut mr..
xpetidl Dtspatrh tn 7hf chttd3t Tribune.
1l,sroS. .luna a.@1no tt,a'k i,ntkct M to.MnS
e ,sfs,t ;; y ,s' is srsS; sn s. s f cisre ''
ID, M n.ke!l. q raIlr",l snases SewH"rk y ,;ms ys
III nfterwarsis 10 xti4 i:as'er from ~: "siS:
t,M vfdony trnm Nts, !" VII; 'i1,tnl1l Mimi 1,,,
!!cinc y, m frs nc4oIi;,n ~ If ny; iiu ia ~ m ''sa "
ug,icnsrs from ha % A.: it'wn F:l,t ,.s:, hlo,x
G!y aasse% ~ y: II nl'a ~, t. F1f; be- a.
g jnwa III sa,l.,.ky .setns,a \. :" III
WISCONSIN Cnntrsl In :" ftH; rn!s". fsrr islf,aos, y, T.,
s''f;''ts M.t ni".i II 1s"i4i. M % : to i Xseh!.on u
las Mex!"" "l iosk' ;at y ,sf t ,sanE Gn;F1H
in is!lr Gaa,ls, su.cra 1T &c solA n 49,; , N'; 4;
SwHy ynl!"y ' .,' IT. y a! Y ask 1,artfT Y
ig t 10 III ittiS ,ask y j; il is DaleM.6sra
ss Sspi di ss; hs;sra Sf'ia% i%; ss'"sa is' i, '
lMni. ..,,
tos; to .,s; ., li,,stn ial,d from luz 10 lo,4.
| ft,SsT,,S, .Dttus N--4tacks ctnsGsl rs follows:
:iy ;:$ isssts !s "; ;:s st: VI
i':;$' i's:Sss Il ibid H.: Y B! !id 'tst %s@ A
, 1881-06-07

- EHsF1<EfJM Nf!f1 dill t1HI!1FF - =
SENECA CITY, +. O., May .H.-Thore has been
fuw days, causud by tho discovery 81 tlialnuIls IN
nm old Hoit.tDue. Furyears K0ltl-tnl'nY h!'s been
carried OH " II Ercatcr ur less c3tunt IL ths
John Coohral- lntnp1 guile extensively, with
what SUCCESS WIS mt Xelnrl!y known.
SttnlU TWO WNUkA Aicu Dir. JnhUph l!lanny.
hnllinv fruln England, came 10 senecA I'll bis
way from Western North CaroliIa. pr0sIuatInF
fur utca, ulld was induced to w down Ki.a lo1k
gold liz went II I,ulInlny III u tarl'! ndt0ln!nK
the cochran milne, and was rewarded hy washing
to Ttfany 4 c1.. vi New York, and onc VI thcir
Experts cRu1e OUT ai,d pronounced thcn Kunnlne
straw en!nred Alalnsiids, equal IL tag African
NInare from tue nwneta VI tho laiiu for f..uN,
lnd prnpusts to W regularly lnto the huftnuss,
not Us . 9t0ok c0nplEy, but 0A hls own QccoQht.
, 1881-06-07
A Relic VI tho War,

lilylntnyIu,h4 tAta.l A9f.
bomhshei1, l0AhtlEaly tirotl by tho FGdeFAlt
during tha lAte ullcAHilIrA4 ut tle pUrsoI nr
property uf su1le tsuth0rHeT, cnlIlu 5ieur doing
ata destructive work III CApt. u. +. Frc0tnAna
plowing through u lnrEe white oak toK peFl,ula
tna harlcst wtAA that nEnws ~ our forests,
broke jls treth und su,lllcnl, stnpprL ita prog.
ress. Upon exuullnaltut, they f,,.iul buried lu
tht stock. to tno ieDih Ut ut least eight lnches
tu tho calculation Ut thlsu tAullttar with tue
growth uf llInbcr, hA'i hccn thorn sixteen or sDv'
enteOn yeurs, nud the treo hul Hruw.l OreF u nn'
rho aAw struck the snull, which still contained
tlH loud, ~ As to Galsu 10 explosion.
, 1881-06-07
THE WINNETKA TRAGEDY.
II I'urz1t. 10 fu Germany the Nlystcry
IfiAaulra 1fxlri lEYk(ErlONtn.

KFn k..
II ioFZlH s3s Ia 'tHMt.t s
Isec0ulca 1fOrT akyEffrlonr'
Comparatively little wna done yesterday
.,v.u,.l ,,urn ealing Tim Wu,ctku utystury. G;lu
u'""'' s' '''' -, s.. tta..,,v ,,n,fI n ID
lst4' chn oe &o"e III UNI '"ta:1u' ~"
tvc III Germany Or not. THE THfnCSE re"
.,.Ivt,, ycst,.r,1,y frnn lss vprrtaroudeut III New
80 I,., ~, "a, M ,tc.t t,,ot n,,,, H. l,.rrx!u
1"!s u 'ctes'""i ~ WV ~. ~ ,I,,' " ~
Or H. Forez|R, WIS h[e'K"t liz It"pnncut ~ ~ -
raj. fs.>ul Nnw York to fsreinpn IN the srco''t
s,u,. r,,t,r NJ, Nnrth i. The plnce ut
e"p uae' ,s,s ,.,rs.,, wn. ,,vrt, n,
11sldtnre ol luis Fcfs"' WIN h''. y.
Chicago, hut Tho ehlfS "as Hi"le
1,y tho agent, nnh tho nrtllugrapht 0f tho nne
80, ,.suroi Sot,,.,,v ,,,,Itty,, |. knI}wn us to
1'H"t "ss" N.Y. "., ,m4., ,,r ,,t l,,t n # ,xcrc
Whcthcr ths p'ts5 H.S' @ ,,.rnT ' thn iirrc, II Ia
the Kcn.,r iurhR, Mt' ~ no'' X. i. % tEo lint ]
H ~ l'tats rrnnnu'. .nas ~ IT,. " nis, ,h"t mn,
!! u "h@ snts!e lnhH TeFsdn"t'nH f'''''' ''' '"'
Is tho nuFtlefEr' ,, ..r,,,oro. il,,+o1
The tnfllf pph, r -. ,,,rr,,"v ",,ii ti,o
WIS IIi!ueIt'y Au'snI nF i:sr nv ~ sH stS
srHrch resulted IN nna.mt . tag Il rtt.t rn,.tcr"
thcrn On ECU H. ,,ih Il" ,,~tH t%n inI.
~ 'sonn VI. ahl sthlM "'isn ha.,, ''1 ,,,stmr n
N'winp aNy. ~ ~ .nt nnts md -, 1,i;sr fr,,t, tha
,,t. nor n ~ f,,ri hnvtr,, I;M,sf mid tho iii
1i,c1e. Tho trunk md vhllse wire conveyed tn
lila rp,,ln and this "a M Important palht, ~ 1t
shows thut he bud u, opportunity
r,, rrAxuE Ills f,ttru,Sp.
~ St"". T.. ..''' -, ,y,.','.,t.,, r,,ro n tTvn,
Iao G'otmes ~ "H ,4,thos Y" ~, t ,,ra man wero
!!nrkerlu cnlor Mnetaor tue 't''F e''' W '''""
tEltl Or mt rrInn,''s 10 " asGt 3 ro,,.,r. ,vn4
eItic whtch which inIMR s:lt ~ ~ xo..f @
1nund yesecrdqy ~ llnssaidSs @., =. ,r n iou ~
, 1881-06-07
Tho receipts ul,l shipments nj wheat ut tho
rs,t,pIpn! paints nf accumulation Tor lust woek



IIOtl rROI,uCTS-Neso tntllor quiet, uxcopt
,nolsrn,e yulumu VI trading III lAn.. Tho n,atkOs
ruled ptrunxtr In sypAt,y wiki sInnllnF supply Ut
hugs At thu s,uA&.Ysrs, and IN sh1 ahsanc0 nt for-
elg1t aavlces at II cantrury lonur. There was tsF
speculative dcTan4 f0r lard. which sernI1t to ba
based tho expectation that uuF sl0cks Will ha 'ua'
tprinlly reetlceh by shE,nunt ,ltIrg tlis rFasent
WaOk, Ut9r prtliilels ruled hrueE III tylufhy i1nt
t3IusD was nut u,MtuA uulaIid ~ susInin dccldul
Uf Il aiKIa fnruHn aIEli1F t,n tln Ilurket
MkkM EuAit-AhrntsEHt sissAsu pHr bril- tHen dtF.
ciinVd l1e, and c,*4a ~ ss1w the aatps& HEEen ~
Saturday. kaSs rgE4rtU of ~ hr!s seltUr IiMg
II sa jGf. ssiisf iMiy IS s'tla ~! e,1d ; a;o
The mari GlAs ~ nlt 4!ltu lur rulttll t1
slpU{ ur xp9E lunD. tn GkM III III te1ler July. af0 sU
S4jLE3x selluF Ausuxt TN t,U nfturh.hln gull dA'y
ylDsuC ut $ll+ u u hnt AHxlst A. flhal tht.
IAIii-Advanee4 2sst ~ mr. ~ 'bs, and ela.sd lgs
IaT.sa 81 iiss III! III h; ssl:c !S,!s
Ssxs,. 1. i t ;ai Sa @ 81: T. t.. ssI'Ss s
mn! CLOSED Hrt ~ st7H t9r s,'nna TN. m s,t, q
August. On t4a afttT'1uH ca 4nly c'asau VI s'u'&s
1iEx4s-Were tAms lut tteady. and closed nl,ul
7}tu RI0Ye thU latest prces VI SATURDAY. 6alNa Wur9
T1Nftsd Of M11! lbs shoulders ~ ~; " pO1Gs all''ri
cIsAIa At $aiyt ~ tcs gwsttspiEkuu h.n4s ~ M
Ht9e; 3ll4D lts s1nEt-flus ~ ey!!sr My
{Ssk&sA;a Hvjl1F August und Ala sDll1t keMeM1cF
i'rr1x Df leadn3 fats TT Ments wore III 40o"s ~
G'cIUEkt
, 1881-06-07
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wero f'rtl for rec"
ord Monday, Juno o:

Tho following Instruments wcro t'lctl Tor rec"
ord Monday, Juno O:
clry TnorEtrr. |
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Il s;:; xsS sss iS;;t il i
= ssisS ;saS iii! ss$S d:
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cfia' Il !s Il ~ s,s Ses u IL! 'isn kssva
s ;sss IT. Z III :t;S i Sssis:
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si ill., i RI & j. 'ss SSS,s:. sS & '5 ss: 81 o
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