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DED STAR LINE.
III United states and Royal Belgian Mall steamers
EVERY SATURDAY FOR AN TWERF
1be splendid hrst-Cla5s iullpOwerei steamers
WADE LAND. .................Saturday,N Nov. am.
NtE NlAN SATURDAY.
saloons. saterooms smoking aud bathrooms amdshps
Second cabin accommodation unexCsll5L
StlteIOOms all on main deck
No horses cattle. sheep OF pigs'lrclsL
First cabin $50 and SO
Second abn. $50 prepaid, $50. excursion, S9l
PETER WRIGHT SONS, GEM Agts, - broadway, MY
ROTTERDAM LINE.
HI steamers leave WATSON'S STORES, Brooklyn. -
ROTrERDAM ednesday. Nov. 10
EDAh new N'i , 81
W. ~ " Di.'EN Nttlh'atiy, Nov on
ist CABIN SjO-s7O ID Cabin. $50 steeage s26. steer
s9soSth Wiliani'st 'FGNCH. EDYE& co, p south VII.
ian-st, Freight Agts L.W. NORRIS, 80 Broadway G.PA
WHITE STAR LINE. Observation-Disclosures,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FORQUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-The steamers Of this line take gus Lane Route
recommended by Lieutenant Maury, u = NJ on both the
outward and hOmeward VOYAGES e...,.- - % n -,
GERMANIC, Capt Kennedy SATURDAY, NV ~; 'ni
REPUBLIC, capt Irving siaJ' DC ), A9v y i
CEITIC Capt. GIcslel. Ihursday; Dee = :, a. IN
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF WEST
lOTH-SE -----,,-
These uniform SIZE an un5itplssSt ~
pOintments SALONS StaterOOnS SMOKING ana baVu-
placed anlsho whore tho noiso aul motion are
leastte arordingI degree Of COMFORT uo'''
II ArF,S-Saloon 3d. ssOanisDl Return ticket favor
able terms StclragotcOn t1s Od OoiuStJ' P' '"H 'o"
hcseIteaners carry lthsr otttls sheep. norDiyH
nsoacoa d nllns AL otlertltIr nit)l bppVbb1
ComVany's iices No. 81 Br0FiWlY New f0rS .,
C L. BARTLETT & CO., Agents. Boston.
BARRIrr * CAffELL Agents, Philadelphia
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NATIONAL LINE.-From Pier 20, Mr..
~ OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
sPAIS...Nov. ~ S.3J q. M ITALY. Dec. B. p. m
FOR LONDON Victoria DOccp Ugs
GREECE Nov. 20, 20 -. m. UpLl AS H Dec = a,
Cabin $50 - S7O currency prepaid Storage tickets SIS
being = lower than most lines +. WI HURST Manager.
90 aud IS irnpiway Y. \.
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 8 ON
SUNDAY. THREE STATIONS IN PHlLADEl~
PHIA TWO IN NEW-NORk.
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s11ND-ST., 10 EAST.-Pica.ant rooms with
wilhonl holnI. nao tlhle lnIrl rrrIcnco rcgnIre.
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YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-

4 TON East l5th.st-Free classes in bookkeeping
photography typewntng rctQuching phoonogaiivos col
Photographic Free circulating library reading room
and board directory Instruction in hand and machine
An kinds OF needlewcrk given ont 10 women.
Also situations found for in all departments except
household
Bible class for women every sunday at 3 o'clock.
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Drp GOODS.
Orean Steamers

R0RDEAUX LINE.
- New aud direct Line the SOuth OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
COMPAGNIE BORDELAISE DE NAVIGATION
AVAPEUR.
CHATEAU LE0VILLE. Saturday Dec. 3, 2 pm
Travellers for France Spain and ltaly, Pyrenees Pau
Nice &C., will save time and expense by taking this line.
Cabin (nciuding winel $50 steerage $24 For passage
apply to -
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A SMALL private family will rent larrc,
- comfortably iur.shel heated rOJn. 1875 Lexington
s.tvt l-af
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West 5ta

~ EAST lJth-~I.-Nclt. clean furnished
-ibI rooms toilet also do. tors Office win p private
icuth family, 10 moderate prices. Ei,ucc exchanged
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IN East 3Sth-St.-~upcTIoT pJTlor floor with
nv private tables also noon ON fourth n0Or
ID EAST i9TI-SI. Irresponsible parties Cln
- find handsomely furnished parlor hoor with private
lALI- a--I lln ID n-u-- rr-eLrm-.- -L-uang-d-
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( TO BACHELORS.--SUDrrb rooms in
~. gem house, uu.Er hua din house element 10
gentleman approaching refined surroundings, no Other Zen.
ante 81 West 2lHtsi.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER IA lLRpAD.-'oum. ncing Vow 81, 1881.
through trains VIII leave Grand central Drp0t
~ m Dec al IAlrr-, log thI,ar F, stomp ing only
% Nl Roc eHfrr l.rr'aud af' t. el'
500 No. Western and North .rn Express Rochester and
Montreal with draw lng rom cara
lu.f1 thiCagp IXurr~s draw 20 Canaan.
NaiCua, Rochester and Bunio
10 Ia Albany and Troy, with connection 10 Utica
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DRIVATE instruction.-PupilS prepared for
college; highest references. Address YALE, Box -.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the Nk{V-

n YORK. LAKE !HIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
AiiauEeiu' no of trains from Chambers street Depot
va. n ih,innah and Chicago ay rNprrs.. Drawing
room coaches 10 lsuHalo and suspension Bridge
50 M tNayIfast L. Lous Express nrri wing at Buffalo
ht o. NE connecting with fast train, The south.
wei iullmaH- best Draw room STEERING COacbe. 10
BGnan Connect, ~ Turner's for NrwbIrg'
. p. IN !uilly}-FacIc Express Tor the West sleeping
I'h.7 through o. Buffalo, NaHrI Falls Cincinnati and
tEn without change also Hotel Dining Chicago
l:l5 D. M tuiI srsnt train Tor the West.
sew AK, I'D $40 ll:au TO- 800, J:2u G:lO. $50
-LLIL MINI ~
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Ielased over the Democratic succcsse, n
their State, and say the tirm stand Of Demo.
cratic senator's greatly helped them.
The weather was raw and gloomy all day.
but this did not deter ladies' from visiting
the Capitol.
senator Bruce has declined the Brazilian
mission. He does not want TO take his wife
where they have yellow.fever, &c. Private
Dalzell has also declined an $500 clerk.
ship.
Senator Butler told Senator Dawes tot ay
that he had the power TO he very pert and
discourieous.
Captain Thomas futile has been assigned
TO the charge OF the Great Kanawha in.
provement, West Virginia, under Colonel
Crsigbil.
The Republican senators will hold a eau.
Gus Friday or saturday. The Democrats
have no need OF z caucus.
Government receipts today: Internal
revenue, 1885, 6S2; customs, Sl49.sSi.
Secretary Lincoln left to-day for Illinois.
The President and some members OF the
Cabinet have accepted an invitation to the
falr of the knights. OF Pythas at Baltimore.
Secretary Blaine and wife left this eve
ming on the steamer Dispatch for Fortress
Monroe.
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Railway Passengers Injured.

SMAsH.UP Of THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
NEW YORK, April 13.-The long freight
train which left Jersey City on The Penn
sylvania railroad last Night az $3.50 O'Clock
swept around the curve on the Bergen cut
with such force that the two rear cars were
thrown from the track. The COUPLINGS
broke. and the two ears were thrown d.
rectly across the down track on which
trains coming to New York run. The spot
where the cars were wrecked is in deep
cut, and the trains usually slack mp in run
nng through. When the engineer OF the
train from Newark entered the cut
be saw the wrecked cars only 4
few hundred feet before him. lie
whislled and applied the patent air-brake'
but to no effect, for moment later the train
went crashing into the freisht-car>. the
two freight.cars were completely wrecked.
The engine was thrown from the track
against the rocky side wal. The baggage
car and first passcnger.clr we're also
wrecked and thrown over, ana every WIN
dow i'm the train was shattered. Fortunately
the first passeugtr-car Was empty. The Sc.
cond pa>senger.car and the smokDg-car held
Messengers, but none Of them were Killed.
though several were seriously injured.
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Pie Flood ut YanktOn. Dakota.
cpowoc or HOMELESS PEOPLE.

CROWDS OF HOMELESS PEOPLE.
YANKToN, ID. T., April 13.-Ihe over
flowed water Of the Missouri Is gradually
sub.iding. though the ice is piled to height
of from len to thirty feet along the bank
and ON the bars and bottom. lankton i
filing up with refugees from the Iowlands,
and the people are doing their best 10 care
for them. Outside help is needed, now
ever. as the resources 81 the citzens are
not adequate to the demands Of the
thousands of people RENDERED nome
les. All these people possessed was
swept away. Nearly all the stock
on the lowlands, hundreds OF thousands OF
head. was doomed. The iarm'houses ana
villages are submerged or floating about III
The water. OF the site OF Green island OF
the twenty houses but one remains ana
here the ic is from ten TO twenty tect aecP'
The bottom from here to the Big oiouN,
sixty miles long and from I'VE 10 twenty
miles wide. is still under water. fankt9n
norties are still in yawls bringing IN lhe
neonle. The Chicago, Milwaukee ana 81.
Paul railroad runs over this bottom, though
the track is under water, it being the OIL!
means Of communication with the OUTSIDE
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. ~ew West virginia Railroad.

WHEELING, WEST VA, AptiI Io.-A ~,
oostern syndicate propose. to build rail-
road from this place 20 Charleston West
Va.sa distance Of $50 miles, as soon a, a l'c ca,
company with which it can contract Is or. or
@9niZed. The road is 10 be known a. the
,ailroad. incorporation, were selected to-
dnv. and steps taken TO make survey I'D,
unc6iately. An that is asked OF the iocdi
nroamizaiion is the right Of way. The ROAD
y,iII he the standard gauge. and will connec'
~ Chorleston with the Chesapeake and ONO
ia and AZ this end OF the line with the
p 1 system. Senator Camden re-
,,rasented the eastern syndicate at the
pp,oo,inc tot ay. The road will pass through
the coIlnties Of Ohio. Marshall, Weizell'
T IT, Pleasant, Wood, Jackson, and ha-
naWh
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,,cn,pu TO THE DIspArCB.

x.w.ana Cossip-.Thc Discussion
in '@e - -. senator. Hiii aud Nahone--
Til - New Railroad in West Virgil
TIC - ~, Rs.al,s OF a Mississippi Wind
nia-'' ~. am, Bates Dyins In Affect
storm" IVES, virginia Town Ravared by
rover" Progress OF the Dcjarne"c Trial
>"a".n,,..railure of Georgia Bank--a
!" '" s,,,emem, Probable in the Eas'--
I Peer rsr,c and the ranisian rro"ole',.L0rd
The 'V' se,s.s Ccndition--End OF the Exre-
be''' ,eo;nst the Tckke-Turcomans--'ta-
s,ladons with France
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY,, April ~, 1881.
rouuiry produce.


WEDNESDAY, April ~, 1891.
country produce.
ao,y.s Green-From ~ to 50 PEI barre"
n.,.,c.F 2CM2lc. p u. -,o ~ D..
p,,ffSr: Prime % choice yellow, 23A3O;'' iEH !"
sOSG a;. veal: 55@6oc. q tushe for eountEY; Co.
'ot b yl Fruit: Apples, 4c: elaesbcrFies, Pc
cherries. l26l4c.; raspberries, 2Uc'' peaeheS'
pe 6rssstS Poniry-Turseys a tc. ducks, 10
6l3c.: chickens and geese, log H. i've s"NA-
ens, 3y@Soc.
rEyeS,hsrs: Prime nve-gooSe, 40&4oc. COMMON
%; arsesd: 81 = bushel. .,o.
Hav: virginia timothy, sl.lV9si.lo, eio'f-
nike. e5e6ssl.O5; clover voe@,tTi'
yot6ioss; Irish-Early Rose 81. 1898; Peer
less, S2.5O@i2.75 y narrei. s.,..a ,rss
Roots: Ginseng, sl.l0@p. 80 q ID. seneca ir'e
| Of topS, Acc. 10. ,ols,,
! Rye: s0ae2c 2 busna.
| Etlmac: Prime. t5c.
| Shucks: 759s3c.
| Bslsd StrGW: soc.
W.. Washed, sac. (; rnvashec, 25e. Burr,
| v,oi yin briuy from 10 sc. y 10 lea tasl
aboyf rates.
| Cemknt, Lime. Plaster. NC.
c.-n.st. Ro,e.dale. sl.4O@sl.5o y barre
Ii,ss. Iiricultura so l0c. y busnsl; RocE ar,
aiih,,stIO. according 20 acAnti,y' JoihN
-, 49, ~ al Of; Glenn's Falls VI.
eiaster: Iump. ~ "a; grcaRdi "; es'Sih'
,i.s,er, 81 .6O6sL73:
Tar: Large size tf'eoi
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Municinnl ElecfiOnS.

ELIZABETH, n. J April 13.-The NUM-
cipal election at Railway yesterday resulted
in Democratic victory. joseph W. Savage
(Democra) was elected Mayor. The Re-
publcans gained one OF the Board Of Chosen
Freeholders, but lost two Councilmen. The
Council now stands, Democrats and Re-
pubicans. A large vote was polled.
BRUNSWICK, n. j., April 13.-The Demo-
Gratis elected the Mayor IN the charter eiec-
ton here Yesterday. The Board OF Chosen
FrcehoIders slauds Republicans, 10; Dem
ocrats, 0; and the City Council: Republic
cans, 8; Democrats, 4.
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49,, r,na. siorm in MIssIssippi.

MEMPHIS, April IA special TO .ne Hp p
neal from fernando, MISS says ~
we're wind.storm passed over Tue a,,a;.
one mile north OF Herdando yeslerus, M, mr.
noon. blowing down trees, hol!ses, az ;i,r Cd
Laudcrdale and wife were seVeiey ~" LIN
several negroes are reported kll'eu. 49, i, /.
TO the swollen condition Oh lhe IT,
impossible TO obtain iui'nei 70" ., Weyo
fernando is twenty miles sou'" u
nhis ~
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The Porte toIbe Powers.

LONDON, April ia ConStantinople ais
patch to Reuters Telegram Company says 4;
The Porte has addressed circular to the
Powers expressing the hope that the Inea-
,ures taken by France in Africa Will be
limited TO the defence OF her own frontier
and declaring that the Bey Will reestaDlish
order and prevent a renewal Of the incur
sions NJ the tribes,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL l3.-The following are the quotations.
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Lpgs.-Common 10 good, s4ds6. -oo.,.
TeSC-Common. S5MS6; medium, s6.oO,Gi - :
good, $3.50; fine, slO@sll extra hhe' siA@
DARK rOBACCO-MANUFACTCE
Ina FfL.rs.-COmmon, s3.3Ogsi; Medium
sf;1u,% r. rpijji-l+.oi ommOn, s5Gs5 so; medium,
ss Xxx "a so good, .7G rs 4; inc, r9asl0. Atm.
fGDpers.Common, 1920 SOU 40 iiI'61eSgs:ii :
extra snn-cured, il2@Slo.
FRIGHT Co-MANUFACTVRlNG'
c.,.te,s.-Common, SS@Sl0; medium, flOD
40: Good Sl2Gsl6; hne, sl69S2O. o-S.o.
FjIffrs-COmmOn, 300 70; heuiun' F'@F'
GOT = vvt ,onnon fIOGtl medium ~ > q
$40: eo0d S2Oa $50; tine, s4CGs9O' I"hcl' so0
~ r~GnDsrs ifshOgony.-Comnon ElZMsI
,tdipm. ti5G@s2O good, s22Gs23; me; s3O@
Sa0. extra. ii5GSJO.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
of Peace In The East

LOXpoN, April 13.-The Morning POST
avs: II j. believed that news has been
received from the East iu.tiiyinc the bope
Of peaceful settlement. The same journal
states that Mr.. Goshen, Ambassador to
Turkey, will return to England i'll The
course Of the present month, Lord Dulerin
nroceedne TO COnstantinOple to take up the
threads OF the negotiations where Mr.. Go
shen left them.
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SMALLPOX Ravages I'm Yves. virginia

CINCINNATI, April 13.-Gloyer's Gap, Ma
rion county, w. Va, Is in panic-stricken
condition on account OF The ravages OF
smallpox. Ayoung man belonging to the
place returned recently to bis home victim
TO varioIoid, and spresd the disease through
town. The doctors are all sick, and there Is
nobody to bury the dead. All who can dc
30 are leaving the town. The disease Is
spreading TO Burton village. ten miles
distant. The Governor was teleeraphed 10
send help to bury the dead. but replied that
the county authorities should attend TO the
matter. Trains pass through town without
stopping.
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Marine Disaster.

BoSrox. Mass. April l3.--The schooner
Harry G. Shcpplrd, twenty-nine da's flom
New York. for Morehead CITY. y. e., put
in here to day for repairs, having lost her
frretopmaS', all her head'gcir, sails, ana
booting. and jeltisoned part OF her cargo.
She /. leaking 900 stroke, per hour.
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DAxvILIE, VA. April 13.--1n The case Of
Thomas Deiarnrltc, now on trial 10 the Cor.
poratIon Court here for the murder OF his
sister, The number Of Jurors necessary to
complete The panel was easily obtained from
among the yepiremen summoned from
LSncbburg. and the trial proceeded to-day.
The whole day was taken up in the hearing
OF evidence. aud IL will probably take seye-
raj days vet before all the evidence can be
heard; and the trial my last week. DIR.
Gressom. superintendent Of the lunatic
asylum at Raleigh, n. c., is here TO testify
as an expert. The jury IL made up OF
eleven white men and one negro.
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The Relations Between France ana
IfaIy.

ROME, April 49, The Popol0 Romano,
replying to a warlike article IN the Paris
Libertf, says: "Wc believe We express tne
almost unanimous feeling OF the Italian
people in declaring that at no previous
period, nor at the present Time, Dad OF mas
italy the slightest intention OF making war
upon France, with whom she always de-
sired, and still desires, to maintain the most
cordial relations. We are convinced mat
the present event in Tunis Will not trouble
these good relations, as France ana italy
will doubtless find some solution TO the eX'
i,tng difficulties alike honorable and wor'
thv Of the two nations"
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Sergeant Bates Dying.

CINCINNATI, April 13-Sergeant Blte.:,
who achievednotoricty by marching through
the southern States and through portion
of Europe bearing the American tl1g, Is re-
ported to be dying in ahject poverty in Say
brook, I'LL. He has wife and six children.
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Lease Contract Signed.

AUGUsTA. GA, April 10 The lease con-
tract between william N. Wadley ana assoc
ciates and The officials OF TIE Georgia rail.
road was signed to-day, and the Ie,sec> have
taken possession of the road.
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This office vii, be open daily from oeioeS q; ";
n q a,cIack T.. VI. from the 10TH 10 THE SUN ~
DAY OF APRIL for the purpose OF da,ts
narchants me Tchsndise brokers, whole
eie and retail liquor dealers, hotels restaarans
saloons boarding houses. ealing house,. eooa
nd baIls telegraph, express. coal, aid insuranee
Companies mercantile sieam6os zeal estate e III.
~ 'm,nufac;urers. junk and cssier dealers, Pho
,oyra nhers veterinary suraeo IS. aud pawnbrvseI =.
Ali licenses remaining u.ipaid on the Isl uss ~, W
Nav. A FINE OF NOT LESS THAN ~ MD AMI, ~ y,
MORE THAN - for each day thereafter vi" w
| Imposed. an ~ W. VHoiiector
| up l2-tAr3Q ''"'~'
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WOLF-TRAP LITHIA.

Having effected an arrangement with Messrs.
Purcell, Ladd & Co., agents for the
WOLF-TRAP LITHIA WATER,
we 9 re prepared TO supply II not only ny the gallon
Al % cents, but by the glass AZ CENTS from our
new ami improved mlnsral.water apparatus.
The attention of all who suffer from INDIGESTION
Is called TO The advantage offered ofsuppying them
a. moderate sum this superior medicinal beverage.
To those who wish TO use II regularly al our fouh-
tain we VIII make liberal terms.
POLK MILLER & CO.,
NH q 300 Main sreet.
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. &c.
Jew GOODS! NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.
A. y. FOX & son,
successors to Breeder foxl
800 EAST BROAD STREET,
will have on exhibition MONDAY, April 1lih, q
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF sEAsoNAbLE
GOODS, consisting IN part OF ~
BLACK sURAH-, FANCY F0ULARDs;,
The latest designs in STRIPED and ChEChED
SATIN DE LYON-a very handsome quality 1
$50: - .. van
Their RI GOODS DEPARTMENT Is replete
vI-%S' VFiII\C. GROSS D'ALMAs. FRENCH
and AMERICAN BCNIlNGS, etc. 10 great va
ricy -. ,.,,
Their DOMESTIC STOCK. a. usual, Is very ruiz
and the prices are the LOWEST.
.CALICOES Sc. and upwards. 81,
They wsuld respectfully solicit caH from usH
'' an lO-su. TuxTh3t
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Hank Failure.

ATLANTA, GA, April lS:-The Cie Eaeo
Rank failed to-day. Liabilities, about Szoo,,
600. II Is thought there are assets enous"
TO cover this amount
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
wEpxsspAY, Aprtl l3. 1881.

SALES 10 shsrs Charlotte. Columbia aud AZ
susa stock at 3sl. so do. Mt 3si. so do. at 3s5fs
200 Virginia consois q, s0K. 100 do. ut s0x: 900
Moth Carolina Railroad 6's at 90T;' 20 shares
Richmond aud Danvllle stock at 93. 20 do. at 95s,
80 do. at 95 so do at %. so do. at 95k, 90 do. at
95s so do. at o5s. 80 do. b. c., at 95, so do, d.
g., at IS. 90 do d. C.. Mt o. 20 do, b. C.. at 95.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NIVIATVRE ALMANAN-APEIL II. 1857
POET OF RICHMoND, APRIL Is. 1851.

Port OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is. 1851.
SAILED.
s,.amer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, vsilei slate'
MI. merclandise and passengers, /. u. Ta'sm'
agsat. .,o,.xn,
>,,, vopx Anril IL Arrived. schooner H. j..
,,n.,I,o, Mills from Virginia Passed through
I'LL. Gale. bound South, schooner Charlotte his-
gins. from New Haven for virginia. o.. u.r,,.,
spofrIAsD April 9-Arriyed, schooner. nsrt,ss
Rrooks. Ouigley. iron Richmond, ana fte'she
Walter, Harding, from virginia.
DISASTERS IN fSpRCARr.
The direction Of the bureau Veiiias announce the
coilowing disasters In February: SAILING sessen-.
10 English ~ French, o German. Austrian,
| italian' American, 4 Dutch, Norwegian. kns-
sian, 2 Swedish, Greek, Portusueie-,otAs, lvo;
m,.sing, sisamers-l0 English, American,
| sn,nish, Dutch, / Russian, ! swedish--,otsn
! In this number aro Included steamers fepoCe'
, missing,
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EOR EASTER, 1881.
EASTER CARDS IN great yarlety-some eiegan''
others pretty and cheap:
FkSTIK NOICES.a dainty little novelty;
EASTfR ANGELS. a dainty little novelty;
EASTER JOY, IN form Of I harn: 49, -,.,,,. .>.,,
A A\CUOR OF THE SOUL BOZ II SURE AND
SIEADFA.T. in form OF All anchor.
Also. - .
NICE BOOKS SUITABLE FOR EASTER W.
FFRISG>.
with large assortment ol
BIB F.. PRAIEE-BOUh>' and
NIL 9o - WOJDHOUSE & PAEHAM
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Flour.

,,,o,,r i,,le better feeling. we quote Fine,
samsg.50: extra $3.50; super6ne, 1910 s4.oO
Common family, 80 choice or tAteni lalnHN' s''oV
Gs6: S:au.t;on ins pection. extra, s0.oV'
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COl lON q"
RICHMOND, April -, 1881.
SALES.
VIE AT,-FuliZ. "a bushels very good ~ sl'Z'
az bushels common al Sl.2O. -eo .
CoRN.-Whhe. 7G bushels very good ~ ob PC
IN I'm hes very good at 53c. Mixed, ZoO pu'heIs
very good ri 55c.
NTAL-l2s bushels nj 6Oc
RIACK PEAS -3S bushels AT 81.
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End Of The Tekke.Turcommn Troubles

LONDON. April 13.-An oiflclal telegram
from General Skobeloff SAYS: :" Tue leader
OF the Tekkes, with number OF Imperial
sirdas, arrived 1T Skobad on the 9th instant
TO make submission. The country Is now
quiet. not a shot has been fired since jan
uarv oath" General Sk0beIOf concludes
by saving: "With the submission OF these
chiefs the expedition against the Ie6He'
TurcomaDs ends"