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New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

st3ct ooi 8riinary olse Mddinr MS
May I2agI3s june I22gal@S2 July i2l5Sd%4s & 6i,as
isgSs Prices for Rings MaransAPr 1907;
Ma % @ June cteSs lG S qS S%sui
6e Janaa5y PeH5ua 81 % cGSns qans pess I
Apggs5 q xoEs@Ssr sePiS% tom
Ii 10 December ii.G6aiL42; January Ii.5aalI.6i
FLOUR AND MEAI-Flour market shade better for
sg and steady for MDSr S p eRST anG
GOO bbl1 Minnesota Extra $5 0as9 - tor the whole
Iils' bS Winter 'ns l1fl Wheat ia1S0
MN Extra 50 g s. S5 G West @ HSs ss 81 l% n er Sou
q G5s I6ss5 $50 s5 for % spring So s9@s
for Winter wheat 600 9hls Low Grade eoo Extra a1s
" weTo e7Sor @ nanny Quotations NO - ioGs o. latter eI
q g5ss4 So Common 70 Far m kt,a a STATE
Good Extra western g5ss540 Good % choice $ 500
6 G%G to ao'e @ ssr a g s @ a1r 81
Patent Patent s. 75sse 10; ST. cOmmcn 70 FAIR Extra
Winter Wheat Extra 81 20 market closing steady
binc trade demand sales 200 bbls. toGood EK
ira IS 5Oas6 75 Gooa TO Choice So soess 81 lnclni9g
RS Red OS With S' sT trade eemand sales
low western. 11 $j 50asi; BIandywino, 81 IS.
faoo Tans & S aa dos
90 he%Sa. Il 9F4 unsettled opening IA
SC. better, subsequently. advance lost. aud prices
if Se Socnc S Closing en vens as' and anete at about
the lowest rates OF the day export demand. quite
mOaerate all the business In winter Red fairy
active trade speculative account sales I0OOOOO bush
future bush cash. NEARLY all the cash Wheat for
export including Unsradcd Winter Red 81 2sSsl ~ No
llqasl ., Red IL SJ0Sl 81 delivered AT the latter
mice iuclndlng boat load for next woek No. Re
40 m store III for certificates II s2dfl i2 delivered
Upgfaded White 81 3JdSl p; No While. = 81 4 de-
livercd No White, II - for certnca;e Late saturday
evening there sold Tor export sx loads Of Ungraded
Red 3gi- 5000 hu choice NO Red 81 ~, and
10000 Ungraded White 80 No Red Apr1i u 39'4
II 4Os do June 81 36leGSl I7Ae closing 81 36ss do.
Juv 81 % -aSl 2ia closing 81 23; do. August ~ l9d
20 closing RYE quiet. SJd94c for lots and
boat loads: sale OF Canada $50 IN bond HARLEY
Market giet aud steady No canada, 81 Z2US - NO
DO 81 SIasl - No Bright 81 2jaSl % BARLEY
MA II quiet firm CoN-MaIket Ia ~ better mode
rate export home trade demand fairly active 0usness In
ls 900 bush cash including Ungraded Western MIe1 at
7gGs4c 10 3 sc No. . slads2sio In store e2't S3c in
elevator e3s.dSic. delivered New York Yellow sSc do
liverel. Round yellow 94c track steamer White pic:
Southern White 92dgJc No Mixed, May. SldSl &c.
closing ii c June S09 GSl &C., closing slc do July,
SO5 aSl iac closing 81 sc do August, ~ ds % closing
&c do Sepember 81 OATS Market 2d4c lower
hush Including 2s5 600 bnsl In options No at 5sc. for
new No 2 ,sss dGOc. Tor new. toe for old No quoted
6nc. No White bSc for new No. 2, 59dbOc Tor new
III c Tor old quoted 62c, Mixed Western, 6s 6Oc;
White do, rn0Gl Qc. Mixed state, 59dbIc White DO,
Go462c Including 100000 bush. No Mixed Tor April.
81 I,ajSc.; 10000 bush do. May. 54Sia55Ac. $4,000
bush 90 June. 52o,d534c. 50OOO do July. 5l7sHJ2os
80 H. 81 80. -. - ..-
STOCKS ~ STORE SEw-YORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY
CRY GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND HELD IN RAILWAY
nN
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
COTTON NlARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

nrcusT, Aprn lO.-Cotton quiet; Middlng j 2c. Low
Middlng lldl isc; Good Ordinary, lO'2c; receipts ~
HAITiMoRE April lO.-Cotfon active Midding. l21ec.;
lhdng II a. GOOa Ordinary, lose; gross receipts,
800 bales: exports to Great Britain 739 bales sales 1890
stock. 20.3 bales ,,,,,. ,o,
Middling 20; Good Ordinary lc net receipts 464 bales;
cTt,ss BOZ bales: stock, $50 bales
April 1O-COtton quiet; Kidding. IL sc.
ow MiddlIng llasc. Ordinary. IL receipts.
3S exports coastwso 1867 bales sales 500 bales
SsScINSATI April lO-cotton dull; Midng 1'4c. Low
shpmeps SGi bales sales llO bales stock 5o5S bales
GAIvrsToS, April IO-COtOn weak Middlng. II &C.;
Low Mddng 1Sc; Good Ordinary lO'sc net receipts,
S5 bales exports Great Britain SSS bales coaswise,
70 bales; sales 200 bales stock, 344 49Z bales
MRapuIs April 10.-CottOn quiet; hddinG 1l'sc.; Low
Middling sc: Good Ordinary. lO9sci net receipts 81
GALES. spmens 1881 bales Sales ZOO bales; Stock o450
MOBILE April lO-cotton quiet; hiddhng, lls1c. Low
MiddmR Good Ordinary. 1OS4c; net receipts. 447
bales exports coaswse 64 bales sales 2vO bales stock
NEw.ORiEAYs April lO.-CotJon steady: Middling, l2c.
Low Mldding IL Good Ordinary, ii &c; net receipts.
1900 bales to the Continent 25S bales to the Channel,
1884 bales: Gales. 5000 bales stock. 2l0O50 bales.
NoKfoLK. April l0COtton quiet; MidliBg. ii i9ci net
receipts 576 bales exports coastwls Lis bales sales OF
giApKIPuIA ApIfl lO-Cotton steady Middrng 12iic;
IL &c. Good Ordinary. iOsIci net receipts,
$40 bales l03i bales exports 10 Great Buta 1000
bales: stock. lS.432 bales.
sAvAyNAiL Ap l0-COttOD steady; MIddng. IL &C.: Low
Nddng IL isc GOOD Ordinary iOasc net receipts, 725
bales exports coastwse 80 bales sales 1900 bales last
evening. 1UO bales: stock. 4S,l l2C bales
LOUIS. April lO-Cotton qultt middlng ii sc@L0w
II &C. GOOd Ordinary, lOsc net receipts, SJ3
bales gross 563 bales shipments 36iG bales sales 6ls
bales; stock, 40, 400 bales.
WILyNSTog April IO-COtton steady; Middling IL &c;
Low Middnno, Good Ordinary, lOsc. receipts
55A bales STOCK, 1924 bales.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. April 10 Flour quiet but steady Common on TO 70
Nnsos & s Patent ss 75as- 20; Fair TO Choice Win
Ter heats s6gT; Low Grades, - 75as4 90 wheat IN
aud Aprl 81 5sasl % May g 24 J9ne 81 ~ sasi q
J,lv II 0Sd 81 OSl2 August al O2 all the year NO
Chieaso spring 81 Oe al lO Corn unsettled Oul general
hgbe1 AMI active at a72 cash; 69 Aprlh 4o MAY
5175isc lime 72c nly UJ6c. all the year rejected
Tic oats unchanged bat some sales aiher hghe S
al 49, rasL ana April MAY; 4Sc june 4i'eo Iu9
36 &c August, 33lac. all the year Rye easier Al ~
Barley steady unchanged a. 81 % ilatsseu sg' n S
Fine RssiSs SOWING Seed Il O. Butter steady wih FAR Ian
Iggs ia good and tegdng upward AZ 10 i b
Pork moderately active higher at TlI ooafia W
ana Ami s7 30 sl7 o2.a May; sl7 sO@sl7 ~? June
sls July Lard fairly active and shade higher o. ~ %
ii DOC cash and ami ~ Zjc May; ll3I29li SOC
June IljOd b22c Juli lI62 H. Voc. Auguse hrt
meals moderately active and higher shoulders, ic snort
lin 10 lOc, short Clear 5c Whiskey steady ana un
el,a,Igoa o ~ H. Ffeights-C0rn, 10 buffalo, 2iac
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Riur. Vessels AMI RIhrorfL
NYw-yOpK Monday. April 10. 1892.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, April 10. lSS2.
AsIIrC-Onief nnc

ASIIrs-Quiet unchanged. 50 -
COFFEE-RiO duh, nomnaly unchanged; SiOc wes
April N05c May without bids Md grades
unchanged aracaiDo moderate demand but otherwise
trade very quiet salcs LIZ bags private terms
Quota Ordinary sac; fAlT 3,tc'i
Good l04c Prime, l0'4c santos fair TO s9od yt @iV w. &C.
cabo 9dl3c; LEguayra pa 4oi Jamaica sadl2c 81 20
mngO s2dJl2c Porto Rico. lOdl3e. COSTA f!ch y2g
loo; Mexican IL dl2 gc; Mocha - d%oc Alsoa] "a
13c: Savania 9l9dltc IN, -,
COTTON-spOt Cotton quic unchanged; sales 3Sl baes
(S2j Tnursay evening". including IL Daes ir 'NPoV
3lg bales for tion Receipts AZ tne poIs &
dav 1897 bales against 75Ol bales this 'ay as week ana
1857 last since september l, 43Io 'O' oios
az 5,l5 . SIS bales time last year.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Among State bonds Tennessee Gs sold at 49ai

Among State bonds Tennessee Gs sold at 4944
049lc, and Alabamas class c. at S5SS. The only
transaction in city bank stocks was ten shares OF
Tradesmen's at 103.
The business done in railroad bonds was unusu-
ally small, but there was moderate activity III
few issues Enc second consols sold to the extent
of $500 600 at 033i0 933s094 1884. Boston,
Hartford and Eric irsts declined from 51 to 4994-
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series B. were per
cent lower at 81 and currency debts were of from
AZ TO 4G046lo. Mobile and Ohio first debentures
were per cent lower at 50, and Ohio Central in
comes dropped from 80. the last previous sale. to
S7l135 and Ohio Southern incomes were down
ner cent at 50. East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia incomes were OH per
cent at As. Louisville and Nashville general
mortgages were steady at 993i, and Michigan Cen
tral 5s at 0S. International and Great Northern
firsts sold at 1O7 and Central and Hudson consols
at l34loQl34. st. Paul consOls were l. lower at
l2Ole but the frsts. Southern Minnesota division,
were 10 higher at 105l2. Northwestern sinking
fund SIS brought 90 Rock Island 6s 127, and Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy IS 1041. and Iowa
division rs s5lo ST. Paul and Omaha consols were
easier at 1929 1O2l4. Kansas Pacific consols we're
il lower at 1O4le. Texas and Pacific incomes were
specially weak and fell from &c 10 62i206334, and
frsts. Rio Grande division, were 81 lower at 81.
Orleans aud Pacific tirsts declined from 81 10
S5Gs5St.
The Sub-Treasury today lost 81 ,775sS0 on
balance made up by losses of 81, 74G,3So coin and
500 800 currency. This makes the total loss since
Friday s., ,O53, $50. The transactions for the day
covered: Receipts, ,Sl.l2O1lls; ooO payments, PAY
So S95 99S currency balance, $4,OOs, co.; com
balance 500 255, ,9l4. Money at the Stock TX
change ruled at 504 per cent the closing rate being
the lowest; on Governments the rate IS per cent.
The domestic exchanges on New York at the princl-
pal interior points are without practical changes
from Saturdays quotations.
The Clearing House statement to-day is as
follows: Exchanges, %1o7, 7,474,3O9; balances,
S642O.355.
Tue United States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S342, 900 in National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were $e66,4o4
and the revenue receipts S764 436.
The foreign exchanges are dull but firm at
the following quotations for actual business Bank,
ers' bills 81 s6l2 and "a S9l9 for long and short
sterling Iespectvely 5.l7l2 and 3. 1884 for francs;
95li and SO for reichmarks; and 4Ols and 4O's
for gulders.
This was a holiday in London, hence there are no
quotations from there At Paris French per cents
were up to 81 42 and sight exchange Ill London adj
yanced to 20 20 francs to the +.
The gross earnings of the St. Louis and san Fran
cisco Railroad are reported rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Monday, April ]

REV Receipts Yesterday 1872 carloads
against fO6 head last Monday The arrivals
fair with call exporters
moderate demand from home trane saugherers tho
Perhaps closing
Friday tTihe than the best figures obtained last
Monday the difference small 10 he OF Importance
the profabeness of the business s concerned II
tainy unsatisfactory week to both drOvcrs and
slaugherers.
To-day supply libera-4,947 headbut shippers
tho market OF G65 head and 30 carloads went
direct q side slaughcrer margin Chicago
si many cattle offering for the demand
and cleared by II carloads Trade
nish Prices ally rated
fully Friday though the higher cost the Cat
induced drOvers to telegraph weakness In the
Considering the qua OF the stock sale selling
best hgures reached this The
rather unsettled condition OF the ad meat market made
confined to positive wants Drover lost heavily
carloads Cattle SAID 10 have been sold 10 to
25c margin but large proportion Of the stock barely made
cos loss OF freight shnkage feed yardage and
expenses. These the first
the beginning Of this year that the market has
this condition Bnoyed the hope OF favorable
change tried TO the tide which has TO
them Several Of the weaker operators
The contest years ago
entirely a smaller tho railroads
getting tired Of the night and there likely to be material
changes affecting all parties Of the questions
gested by recent developments
Incosed tOdays receipts carloads OF Dstiery
FsdCattle from Louisville. KY part OF tho recent pur
the Cattle in the dstieres in Kentucky.
5000 head These together
with about 1900 head which he has in number OF disler
Illinois make him at the largest holder of Cat
Tie this Missouri The sale today
brought dress 56 Id. Nine loads owned by
sold lie dress 90 H. single load Of
Poor hcgo Cattle went as low as So 90 per H. but
hulk business from Oc TO dress % 10. for Very
1880 10 dress % Id, for Extra with few
Fancy sold retail butchers at lac to 60 ID
Mr. reserved 1900 head for British markets. and
other exporters and purchased j head No ship
mcnts Of live Cattle or fresh moat before "Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
RRITIsH GRAIN TRADE.

IoNpcy April lO1he Marx Lane Express in its review OF
the grain trade for the past week The supply Of
native irregular and little business
ioported Trade generally ruled firm. with feeble and lin
itsd demand samples improved Gda H.
Isore,cn nominal The trade and supply
moderate scarcity OF American red at Liverpool caused
business 0ncOdst has been
tive but buyers rather shy Twenty arrived
and sixteen sold The floating bulk declining There
was ne INQUIRY cargDos passage or shipment The
v Of four was apple The market quiet and prices
hsDced I'm foreep Dusine small and quiet In bar
lev nne sorts unchanged Indifferent qualities
regtegled Foreign IN limited deLlAnd
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
FrROPEAN FINANCIA.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON April 10-o M Pans advices quote three per
cent rcntes al francs ~ centmes for the account
PARIS, Aprl l0-5:OU p m.-Exclange On London 20
francs 70 centlmes checks
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
NRw.YoRx. April 10. 1892.

NEW-YORX. April TO-
rTHE annual meeting of the stockholders Of
Il the EVENING STAR MLNINa coMPASY for ,he
Will Office Of Adams Mcarg. No. 80 WasL,
New York, MONDAY, May l. 1882.
viii be opened at o'clock and remain open ono
hour.
Transfer books VIII be closed April 25 inst and reopend
May 2, prox. HENRY X. McHARG, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

NHw YORK, April 10, ls52
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders of
Il the STIRLING MINING COMPANY for the election
OF trustees and three inspectors o election viii be held
MONDAY May l, 1882
Polls opened O'Clock m. and remain open
hour
Transfor books Will April 25 inst reopened
May prOx. WIN. ADAMA Treasnrer.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
0FUCROP TIL

MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY CoaPASYi
1876 BROADWAY NEW. YORK, April 10, 1882. }
'TNHE annual meeting of the stockholders OF
IL the MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS RAILWAY
COMPANY election directors for the ensuing
transaction that be brought
meeting will held at tho Office OF the
Parsons Kansas WEDN ESDAY, the l1t day OF May
1882, at IL O'Clock,
Stock transfer will closed from the afternoon Of
April Is until the morning Of May Is next - .
II. b HENSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11
Dipi0eno Notices.
CLEVELAND, DELPHOS AND ST. LOUIS
~ RAILROAD COMPANY.

The Coupons due April I. 1884, the First Mortesss
this will be paid and aiter that cae az
the oil CO Of THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY No.
100 Broadway, NewYork. .,.. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

T'HE UNDERSIGNED will, on May 1,
1892 pay principal and interest the first mortgage
bonds OF the CENTRAL COLORADO IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY maturing that and not heretofore desig
mated for redemption or at any time before May on prs
entaoD said bonds with coupons OF May lattachei VIII
pay the par accrued interest 20 date OF
lion OF said bonds may exchange the same at this
Office nnn May next for me nrst mofissge vvnas " M
Colorado Coal and Iron Company dollar for dollar Interest
equalized. DRENEL, MORGAN q co.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

IL NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
The Board Of Directors OF this Company In pursuance Of
thOrty granted TO increase the capital stock from s5
$50O0000 offer 20 stockholders Of record OF April 10,
1882 which will closed the privilege Of
subscribing before April 20 1882 to the stock to
the OF double OF their holding at 1925 O0D twenty-five
dollars share payable In monthly instamens of 81
share. with the privilege OF anticipating
particulars which be had
application at the office the Company, Room No, Las
broadway, New York Nm. II. TRIGG
General Agent.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-11

WIN. l.. ELLIS,
STOCK BROKER,
81 RROAD-Sr, NY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-17
Farmers Friend Flows,
or sale by 1851 B. A. MEGINNIss


In the Supreme Court, during the past week,
the following cases, besides tnose Of which the
head-notes are published in another column,
were argued and submitted:
Hayden vs. Thrasher, ct al, from Marion
cDunIy. z d. Harrison, of Atlanta, Georgia,
and S. ID. Mcconnell at OcaIa, Tor Appellant;
B. H. Thrashor. of Gainesville, for appeIleeA
F,irciIild vs.. House; from Alachua cnunty-
e. N. Copper of st. Augustine, for appellant A.
A. Knight Of jacksonville, and Taylor & San
chez, OF Gainesville, Tor appelees.
State "f Florida REL, Attorney General, vs.
Lake ct al, from Nassau county. AtIorney-Gen-
eral and Fleming & DIniel, of jacksonville, for
relator; A. A knight, of Jacksonville, for re-
spOndenis.
Price vs.. Drew, from Duval county. C. p
Cooper, Of Jacksonville, for appellant; f. p
Fleming, OF Jacksonville, for appellees.
number of Sahercases were partially argued
The following gentlemen were admitted to the
bar Of the Court: Judge E r Dunno, of TaIlA-
hassee. Hon. z. d. Harrison, of Atlanta, GeOr
giA. and Mr.. d. a. Mabry, Of Sumter cnunly.
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1t seems to be now generally agreed upon that
strenuous effort is to be made to create u fund
TO he presented by the citizens OF Florida 10 the
bereaved family OF the late D. s. Place, not a. a
giving Of aims. but as just and meri,ed tribute
to the memory OF one Who lived, labored and
died in the service of the State, and especially
as wellearned compensation for the invaluable
services rendered to the cause of immigration by
the deceased, fer the payment OF which no other
provision is or can be made.
The newspapers of the State, il is hoped, will
take up the matter and use their great influence
IN securing crvtlitable amount when aggregated
Tor the purpose named. Each Office should he
named as u place where contributions will be rr-
ceiVed, and, at the proper time, forwarded to
some central point for presentation in bulk to
the widow and fatherIess
La accordance with these suggestions, the
FLoRIDIAN Office is prepared to receive such sub
scriptions as its readers, (ts many of whom Mr..
Place was welLknown, personally, and all Of
whom are familiar with the history Of his work.
may forward or deposit their contributions to
this worthy purpose
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-17

among physicians that Buchu Juniper and Pa
rera Bravo in combination are the best remedies
in the world for any disease Of The Bladder or
Kidneys, and that not less than one half Ot the
human family both male and fru.ale, suffer from
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ure to use proper remedies hurry many to I'M
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produced by arrangement of Bladder and Kid
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Sold by all Druggists JaR-3 I'm
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An old physician, retired frnm active practice
having had placed in his hands by an East India
Missionary the formula Of n simple vegetable RENE
dy EH the speedy and permanent cure Of Consump-
ton, Bronchitis, CataTrh, Asthma, and all Throat
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cure for general Debility and all nervous com-
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The recipe with full particulars, directions for
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and Instructions for successful treatment al your
own home, viii be received by you by return
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Jan. 9. 1862-1y
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Am she Best PS0ws,
For sale by 1851 BA Mrsunu..


DR.. Wilcox reached this city according to ap-
pOintment 90 Friday last with considerable por-
tons Of the immense skeleton discovered by him
in the lower part 1t Taylor county, which be
opened and displayed To the curious gaze Of The
Governor and his cabinet officers, the medical
men OF the city, and other invited guests These
fossil remains were displayed in room kindly
placed q the Drs. disposal by Adjulant-G General
YOnge, IN the basement Of the Capitol, and were
visited on Saturday by q large number III citi-
zens
Words fail to express the establishment ex
peFienceh BY the casual observer while confirm
plating these prehistoric remains at . creature
whose immense size and horrible appearance IN
life can scarcely be realized ~ imagined by those
WIN see aaly portions Of The skeIeian. That II
was fully hEty-Ieet in Iengfh. and neArly hall
thai high in LIFE, Is evident from Tie sizs Of the
bones knd the Decior's vivid descriptions Of the
posiIioa IN which they laid A large pogtion of
the right Dwer Jaw. which measuses feom 10
10 inches IN thickness juss hsl0W IL roots
Of he. tsesh, and mast have osisisally been
Eve OF six feet from the snout TO the curve Of The
jaw-hoDe. best illustrates the enormous size Of
the beast. The bones Of ane 1aEe-leg ere nearly
perfect and from their position, size and the dis
iAnce Hum IoQl 10 shoulder tower ieesl a. the
remains lay when fund, shsw that The animal
must have had, whea standing, ~ Dr. Wilcox
gEaphieaIly puts Il, six fe<s oG daylight under
him"
Il SCENE 10 be generally coDceded THAI these
are the remains Of maslo.lon, somewhat sinh
lar 70 lhose Eoand many yean agn 10 WakuIla
Spring
Dr. Wilcox win procure eeFti6caiss from
lsnding salcinls asd medical men. asd iurv.s1
thsm p The emishsnnian Insliiuie, and % ssiiin-
sinta elsewhere. wlsA ahs bnps tlal a. imserns d
shens sisnntie srnains lnas inilnss sosss ezIsrf
% VII Mn ani ase Ne easils eolI1clfoa q 49,.
snd DE- plnee Nhess sAeg wsss baa4, ana -
tempt ) tasiosatlen. hem akam. u ahs snaiss
akslssda. e vnlnan1e eonsrlhu1ion = srIzcs
md nainmi hislsgy
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Many miserable pesple drag themselves about
with hailng strength. feeling that they are
steadily sinking into their graves. when by using
Parker's Ginger Tonic they would find a cure
commencing with the first dose, and vitality and
strength quickly and surely coming back to
them.
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Made INN harmless materials, and adapted to
the DEEDS OF fading and falling hair, FMker's
Hair Balsam has taken the highest rank as an
elegant and reliable hair restorative.
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Dr. Hani. Secretary Of the American
society, win address The people u ITALIA
-. q the Methodist cAnrcA. - Monday
se1t, the sd inst. en- subjects cnanecsed
"AA Ne work Of that venerable 6ociesy.
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" L Lytie, The FIsWida agent of MessFs.
: = ross aud sna, at New Orleans. Is getting 10
J me Wholesale stock of groceries. etc at the
ne nexi door s0ufh Of Lively's drug store.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-17

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- The wEsKLY FLORrDEAH may he found
=. ..le At Bottoms News Stand, In the West
sSa Block
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-17

WIN bold an ANIMAL election Ut oGBcers on next
Thursday, January 18th, at four o'clock, at
Gallie's Hall full attendance Os members Is
desired
All ladies' interested in the general charities Of
Tallahassee are invited 10 becume members.
Each member Is expected to pay twenty-five
cents monthly. Members of this society have
an opportunity to learn the real Facts concerning
beggars who are seen constantly On our streets,
IS well . find Oul suffering poor, who never ask
aims in public.
MRS ]. 8. WINTHROP, President
Mrs D. g. WALKER, Secretary.