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10 prdCLlctu youth OF DOtu sexes 10 an
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train of morbid symptoms, unless
combsted by scientific medical measures, viz SsloW
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, ringing the ears, noise like the rustling oi
leaves and rafting of chariots un asness about the
loins, weakness OF the limbs, confused vision,
blunted intellect loss of confidence, diffidence in
approaching strangers dislike to form new &C
quaintances, disposition to shun society, loss of
memory, hectic fiushes pimples and various erup-
tons about the face furred tongue fetid breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monOmanil and
frequent by insanity.
Cured At E0NE,
Persons at distance may he cured at home by
addressing letter to DR. GIDEON, stating case
symptoms, length OF time the disease has continued
and have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity, TO any part If the country,
with full and plain directions. BY inclo ing ten
dollars in registered letter, through the Pos:ofice
or through Wells, Fargo Co, package Of medicine
will be forwarded to any part Of the Union. Please
say you cav .ths advertisement IN the RECORD
UNION. Address. DIR. J. F. GIPBON,
ja24.4ptf&sw Box 1857 San Francisco.
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SAMPLE BOTTLE E9EEI

will be sent to any applying by letter, stating
symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in regard to
all business transactions.
DIR. MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NE
PHRETfCUM. cures all kinds of Kidney an
Bladder Complaints, GonorrhGa, elect, Leucorrhea
For sale by all Druggists; 81 bottle six bottle
for s..
DIR. MIsTEE's DANDPLION PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYsPkPssA and BILIOUS
cure in the market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, GEARY & CO., Sacramento, Wholesale
sgents. NO. plyS o3swlyWS
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MARKETS..
c.. WEISEL & CO.,

BUTCHERS AND PoRK-PACKERS, ~ya
ID pay the highest price for granted ~ ~
Hogs Constantly on hand, extra fine ~
Sugar Hams, Picked Hams, Breakfast 5acon,
Shoulders, Clear Pork, Mess PorE, Lard, Corned
Beef Pigs Feet, Pigs Heads and Spare Ribs Also,
extra fine Pork Sausage. s54ptf
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VSAS' F7A-OSs a SOs.
n EALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AID
streets. Highest price FOR Hides, Sheer
Pets and follow Butchers supplied with Salt,
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns made toi
all cGnsignments. als4ptf
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his or ct
3 tren g { IA e n in z
Remedy and Nerve
TONIC is the legiti.
mate result Of over
twenty years Of prac-
teal experience, and
CURES WITH UN.
FAILING CERTAINTY
Nervous and Physical
Debility, Seminal Weak.
ness, Spermatorrhea,
Prostate rrh 0 a,
LN.s.S,E r...a - - -
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GROVE 70, SGUNsOs
DENTISTRY,
w, W1DD,

IN ENLIST, QUINN'S BUILDING,
~ northeast corner Fourth and JSrsSss
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on anOITTp
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction Of teeth au25-tf
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The Louisiana storm .

GREAT DESTRUCTION or LIFE AND PROPERTY.
NEW ORLEANS, April IA special 10
the Times Democrat from Morgan City
gives the following account Of the dam
age by the storm OF Wednesday night: On
Beers island the sugar-house was blown
away; on the lower AtchitfoIoya the
dwellings Of W. p. Callow and Mrs.
Moore were destroyed: on Little Wax
BAYOU the houses OF John Frammenthal,
Louis KOlb. and Jean Fit were swept
away and much other damage done; at
Alico. plantation near Jeanrette, the
colOred church was driven over 10 the
west side; at Cypremort the negro church
was blown down; at Willis landing place
the warehouse was blown over: on Bayou
BOcuD a large house was seen floating
during the storm and found next morning
lodged against a bridge. but the occupants
disappeared. and il is supposed were
drowned. The house OF Eugene
Tompico and a cooper-,hop were also
found against the bridge. The residence
OF James Pennison 1oated three miles;
Reany Pennson's. with its contents. was
also swept away, and the kitchen and all OF
the cabins. except three. were swept away
from the Pandely plantation. James sim
MINIS residence, with is contents, is a total
loss. OrelOn ComOur's residence was de-
stroyed, and the stores Of Alexander Pen
nison and Jules p. Fellat were swept away.
Ail the cabins occupied by colorcd people
were carried away. Efforts are being made
TO get a boat 10 20 20 Bayou BOcup 20 aid
the people. At Lake RalrOudc everything
Is gone.
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Ic.sn Inmes.s Mnr,Iercrs.

The New York Tribune publishes an IN
fcrcsting interview with City Marshal Enos
Craig. OF ST.. Joseph, No, concerning the
Jane. murder. Craig says that the dead
man had more friends than enemies In that
section. and that If the Ford boys don't
want 20 bite the dust they had better get
ori oi that country rs soon rs they are par
d0Hed. He states that Bob Ford, who il a
leudics~ youth Of twenty-one, was q sort OF
pro't7t 0f Jesse Jamcs's. who took pride in
bim and tutored him in the art OF
robbing because they grew up to-
ge'hu as ~choolmates. He wqs pleased
WITH Young Ford'- nerve. Bob told Craig
that 90 The Winston train robbery james
inside Them shoot Conductor Westiall in
cold blood. W,siiall had been with The
party d pmkcrt0n'> men who had sur
rounded the outlaws house no Kearney
some year, before and threw q hand gre
1aGctlr1ugl' ihe window and killed Jcsse's
hal brother and blew of half 81 his mo-
ihcr's arm. Since, they had lived in the
house in So. Joe together. Jesse was al-
Wy, on Che alert. one day they saw q
policeman walking mp the hili toward the
l0I-c. Jcs.Cc cried out, They have
.poued mo," and taking down his Win
chester rife he drew q sight on the pc
Nceman. ond said: III bee comes ten
steps further snail drop him." But,
iuci.ily for the poor fellow. who
Was only ou. for q walk. he turned
aHd went 100 another direction. and thereby
saved bis l,ie. The punder which was
found 10 DE house ha. ail been returned to
tl ughiiul oWnfrS except q sold watch
with monogram on the back. which WAS
ahen nom d Governor OF Arizona AZ the
ioi-"prnf- robbery ONE Years ego. The
tto h.se.. which were splendid animals,
have BOTH Ieen claimed by their owners In
Central Missouri & gold watch be tCOs
rom man 20 tle Mammoih-CWc robbery
hl. been returned TO 'is owner also.
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/ RAPIDLY as possible. II was also decided
that the present rules Of the House arc
broad enough In scope to allow the majority
TO proceed IN the matter indicated.
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, April 15.--An informal
meeting Of the Republican National Com
mittee was held this morning in the rooms
Of the Senate Committee on Rules. Hon.
Marshall Jewell. chairman, presided, ana
George w. Hooker, OF Vermont, assistant
secretary; and Hons. John 6. New OF In
diana, William y. Frye Of Name, Chaun-
cey /. Lilly Of Missouri, William Yost OF
Virginia, w. w. Hicks Of Florida, j. b.
Deyeaux Of Georgia, J. a. Martin OF Ram
sas, Paul Strobach Of Alabama, w. y. Cam
nady II North Carolina, and Samuel Lee
Of South Carolina, present.
The subject OF party interests in the
southern States was fully discussed, and
members expressed themselves earnestly in
favor OF the union OF the Republicans OF
the southern States with such liberal ele-
ments I'm those States rs promise progress
in the direction Of a liberal national senti-
ment and broader political ends that viii
insure free ballot and honest count; that
in national affairs will antaeonize the
principles. and policy Of Bourbon De-
mocracy.
Hon. William p. Frye offered the follow
ing resolution, which was unanimously
adopted:
"Resoired. That there be a meeting OF
the Republican National Committee at
Washington on the fourth Wednesday in
January, 1889, TO consider and take final
action on the report OF the committee ap-
pointed March 3, 1881. to mature aud re-
port 10 the National Committee a plan for
securing 10 the several congressional dis
tricts the right TO elect their own delegates
TO the next National Convention and TO
transact any other business that may be
brought before them"
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
CONDITION OF WINTER GRAIN.
WASHINGTON, April lJ.-Tho synopsis OF
The April report OF the Department OF Ag-
gricultIre upon the area and condition OF
winer grain shows an increase Of nearly
a half million acres. or t0O per cent. The
estimated area Of the previous crop was 2l,-
3iG, 900 acres. The condition Of winter
wheat IS high throughout the West ohio
alone reporting below 1000, in the cotton
states, and IN Delaware, Maryland, and
Virginia.
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so,,n American Affairs.

PANAMA. April s.-The concession grant
cd General Daniel Butterfleld, Of New
York. for construction OF q railroad from
the canital TO the Gulf Of Fonseca has been
approved by the Salvador Congress.
The NicaraRlla communities are much
interested in fine fate OF the bill now be-
fore the American Congress asking the IN
corporation OF the Nicaragilan Canal Com
pany.
PieroIa and Prado have arrived here.
Pierola goes 10 1--we in Paris. During
Pierola's stay in Lima repeated ef-
forts were made 10 unite the lead
ers OF the Peruvian political parties.
The effort was vain. The Pierola
party was the most powerful and best or
eanized, and was also the most popular.
The adhesion Of the Ciyiltas TO Pierola
would have made strong combination,
able 20 eXpc a foreign enemy and submit
TO the loss Of territory; but Pierola aud
the Civilitas were too far asunder, and the
attempt TO unite them only proved that
fact. The reconciliation was hopeless, and
Pierola is understood 10 have withdrawn
from the country to permit, II possible, the
realization Of the forlon hope Of the
country-the formation Of great national
party. untrammeled by the presence OF
any OF the old political chiefs Of the cOun-
try.
Just nj this juncture, however, General
prado returns 10 the coast. He leaves for
Guayaquil to-day, but limited that he will
20 direct 10 Lima and place himself in ac-
cord with the members Of his old party.
which * still OF considerable importance,
and secure. IL possible. the cooperation OF
the Cbilians. What was refused 90 Garcia,
CaIderon, and Pierola, he thinks, may be
accorded to him, and consequently the hero
Of Dorde Mayo seriously thinks OF return
Ing TO his country and once more appearing
rs It's savior.
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Verdict III the south Carolina Election
Casca.

CHARLESTON. S. @, April 1j.-lu the
United states Circuit Court to-day the jury
charged with the case Of the United states
AGAINST Bates and other, managers of cleo
ton, had not agreed TO % verdict zap 10 1
O'Clock. Al hat time they were called into
court and questioned by Judge Bond rs 10
the cause OF disagreement. The foreman
stated that they disagreed rs 20 The facts,
and the Judge then remanded the Jury TO
their room with the instruction chat II they
came 10 q verdict any time before Monday
morning they could seal it and then he re-
leased. Tonight they have rendered q
sealed verdict. the nature OF which is IN
known
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WASHINGTON, April l5.-The President
has notified General Fitz John Porter in
answer 10 his petition for relief from the
sentence Of the court-martal that he can
do nothing in the case, as Il Is entirely be-
yond his power. This action is based upon
the opiniOn by Attorney-General Brewster
and received the unanimous concurrence
OF the Cabinet at Us meeting yesterday.
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LONDON. April 1.-THE Marquis OF 5aiis-
HllT speaking 80 @ meeting u six thou
ard workmon Liverpool last night, de-
..n.ed iac action at The House al Lords in
nguiriug into 'he working Of The land
.ct
Ihc bIu placed upon the publication Of
tle United Ireland has apparently been re-
moved. as ihy paper is sold openly in the
streets Of Da1lin. a.. moderation OF tone
continues
Edward shiel. the liOme-iule candidate
Zoe iac vacant seat in the House OF Com
non. iog Meath. was returned to-day un-
opposed.
Twenty-Five imprisoned suspects have
been transferred to the Limerick and Mas
iais on account Of The bad sanitary condi-
ION Of the Clonmel prison.
Four new ,ub-eOmmissioners under the
iand aci have been appointed.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
no THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Washington News and Gossip-Poiiticai
Notes and Railroad Mat,ers--The New York
Prre-Trade Ciab-No Relief for General
Fitz John Porfer-A. r. stewart & Co. AM
nounee the Diseonfinuance of Their Bnsi-
south Carolina Election Cause.-The Ten
nessee Democracy to Meet in Convention
Jane 2oth--Condition OF the Grain Crop
Death OF Ono OF the Protectors of the Ate
Iantic CabIe-ARairs in Sonth America
Russian Report Denicd-Tcrrible Loss of
Life by the Louisiana Storm.
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Rniironti Mnffors.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April ia ITALIA
hassec special to the Times saws that The
surveying party which has been surveying
the route from Jacksonville 10 Tallahassee
arrived Wednesday. The road is 20 he
extended northward TO Columbus, Ga, and
is to he built by company composed OF the
Hamilton Disston and Gordon syndicate of
Alabama and Georgia, and VIII control all
the travel and traffic between South florida
and the entire Northwest. The surveys
were fled yesterday, and the organization
OF tic company will be perfected immedi-
nf4fr
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tc Preferred Death TO the Pcnifcn.
ttary

OIL CRY. April l4.-At Ki,tanning. 1T
noon io-day, Jonathan Autumn, aged
,i1htY-iouf miclded by taking poison. He
mad been taken from jail 70 the deu6t. pre-
Eua'9Ty % hi, removal fotbe peniicntlary.
20 which Doc bad been sentenced for two
years for arson. While waiting for Tie
.lain tbe oilccr allowed him to 90 into the
bismarck House, whore he got q glass %
ein. After putting The liquor IN a glass he
TOOK o small gial from his pocket and
onplied The contents into the glass and
drank q. He threw the vial through q
crack in The floor. went into the car, an1
died within Eve minutes.
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CONDITION OF WINTER GRAIN.
Forty-Sevcnfh Congress Session.
WASHINGTON. April ID, 1882.
ltrN~ frUs
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOTsE or REPRESENT ATIVEg.

The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Pursuant to an order made yesterday the
House no 1915 p. NJ. went into Committee
OF the Whole Oh the tanii-commission bill.
Mr.. White, OF Kentucky, confined his
remarks principally 10 the attack upon the
bill recently passed by the House under a
suspension OF the rules amending the in
tcrnll-rcvenue laws.
Mr.. Mcmillan, OF Tennessee. opposed the
pending bill on the ground that it was the
duty OF Congress 10 legislate directly on
the subject OF n revision OF the tariff.
Messrs. shallenberger Of Pennsylvania,
Hill Of New jersey, Wilson Of West Nir-
ginia, and Ward Of Pennsylvania all spoke
in favor Of the bill.
AZ the end OF Mr.. Wards remarks the
committee arose, and the House, az $40 r..
NJ, adjourned.
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Chilarcn Tnnri,l ,n n.i,,l,

Elizabeth Clabby, Mary Powers, and
Annie Flanagan on Thursday evening
~ere found by Policeman Buckley in a
state Of inioXieaiion in a distillery in
foiiy-seeoad street near Second avenue.
With the women were three little girls,
aged respectively nine, six, and three
years. who als0 were under the influence
II liquor. They were taken to the Fifty
hnst-strect station, and ~ the Yorkyille
Police Court Yesterday the children said
that they We're hungry and were induced
% dyink by their mother. Elizabeth Clabby
The women were committed for six months
and the children were sent 10 the Nur
sefy.-- AeU York Herald.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP LENEs.

.C,ENERAL RAILROAD AND .llf9!.g-fg,
Ii STEAMSHIP TICKET OFfiCE, lssssssk ~.
1000 MAIN STREET. -
To Won coutcnplnfea visit 10 tie OLD cOIN-
try ~ perhaps y0u desire u sen1 Tor some 81
vour friends. N 50. you Wili lnd 10 - your AZ
VANTAGE fO call ora the undersigned VINO lstgtlit
FOR I'm 0f the ifst-ciass OCEAN .lEAISfif
LISFs 70 and from EUROPt. FIRST, - -,
INTERMEDIATE 9ud sIELkNtt III Ati =
no or IRON he priBclpi p0.n's us fi.kuPf.
EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED AAIks.
sTATF-ROOMs SECURED n ADNANt y.
Rallroad and steamship tickets % aii points ~ i'
Tnifed states and lanalas. Psf-fneeif aiid NHk-
s,lre called for az hotels and private residences'
spd l-eyage checked % Destination FINEST car
- s'.odsr, ~ 1000 Main street.
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OFFICE TTY FIRE INSURANCE CoMPANY.i
RlInMOND, VA, AIril 10. 1852.
fTEN PER CENT. IN LIQUIDATION
/ Of the capital stock or This Company win he
urid on aud after WEDNESDAY the 18Th instant
10 The stockholders ON pre- eni1li0n 81 Their ccr-
tifcafcs OF STOCK at The Office 81 the Company No.
1 10 Aain street.
No transfers VIII hc hereafter made Of took
nv order Of tse l.XEC UTfVE BOARD.
aD IG-7t D.. 70. MEADE. Secretary.
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rrce.Trn,ler, in Council.

NEW YORK. April ia mass-meeting
Of the New York Frce-Trade Club was held
last night 10 advocate the repeal Of the tax
on raw materials and TO reduce the duties
on manufactured products. Speeches were
made by i. p. Wheeler, Senator II. l..
Vance, and others. Resolutions were
adopted approving the proposition o. Rep
re.enfntiYe Hewitt.
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Il is probable that the young lady ccle-
brated in those charming lines OF Robert
BGrns had tan. moth-spois, and freckles,
win other beauty blemi,hed. For such
conditions, Or. Benson's skin Cure
should be on every lady's toilet table.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 10. 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WHHAT.-Whiie. 20 bushels. Red, 9l2 bnshcis'
rc-eVhibitcd. 50 bushels.
CONSUMING. 266 bushels.
OATs.-3OO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WnEAr.-Whitc. 20 bushels prime on private
terms. Red, 90 bushels prime Lancaster on prl-
vafe terms; lJ4 bushsisyCry good mixed 20 : 800
POO bushels very good mixed on private terms
f2G bushels very .sOod mixed on private terms
30 bushels fair fultZ 20 Tl2e; AZ bushels CON-
mon futz 40 i.2j.
CORv.--While. so bushels prime at sl.OZe' ZIG
bushels prime at Sl.O2.
OATs-3O0 bushels western mixed ~ COO.
COTTOS.-rOne lrn. Receipts 80 bale. Quo
tations. 3uddllng. llalMllic.: low middlnN
he: good ordinary, IOtmlCsc.; ordinary, $50
gAc.
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obituary.

BELFAST, Me-, April 1j.-liiram o..
Alden, the Oldest member Of the waldo
bar, died to-day; aged Cigh,y-two. He,
with Cyrus w. Field and Others, in 1881,
projected the Atlantic cable, and was for
twenty years president OF the Maine Tele-
psr9ph COmpany.
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rirc in AsheviIIe. y. @.

RALEIGH, ". c., April 15.-The packing
house at Asheville, the property OF Mr..
Thomas, OF Richmond, Va, was destroyed
by fire on Thursday. with It's contents, IN
cluding two carloads OF guanO. The loss
Is S3J, 600; insured.
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.rnc Tcnnes,.3c Democrncr.

NASHVILLE, April l5.-The chairmen OF
the Executive Committees OF both wings
OF the Democratic party will issue call
for q State Convention OF the party to
meet IN this city on June 10Th to nominate
4 candidate for Governor.
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Russia.

BRUSSELS. April IA dispatch from
st. Petersburg 70 the N0rd. the Russian
organ here, positively denies the report OF
the appointment Of General IgnatieH as
Russian Ambassador TO France, and Prince
L0banoff. rs Russian Minister OF the IN
f.rs
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About 60 Dlseontinuc nu.iuoss.

NEW YORK, April l5.-A. T. stewart &
Co. announce that they have determined 10
discontinue their dry-goods and manu-
featuring business, and offer their stocks
OF merchandise and mill property for sale.
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DICHMOND AND WEST POINT
IL TERMINAL RAILWAY MD WARE
UnI.L llAlpANl.
Nor1cE Tn .TocKnOLpERs.


A. under the rule Of ne Ncw York stock TX
change requiring .thiriy-'iays' notice The new
.rncI. proposed o. Dc issued under Tie circular ~
April tti WIN NOT Dee good delivery before ilc
SOD day Of Mas. The Board of Directors. 40 Ie re-
nuesi ~ sfocklDlccr4. have postponed The closing
0f the books until th1t dttc. Tire books NJ ne
company win accordingly lc closed al . J.. NJ.
ON tie SAN DAA Of MAY. 1852. and rcppcncd tt
no A. 81. on tle lITH DAY OF NAY. Ah stock.
Loiders OF record IN the closing % tIc books WIZ
Doe entitled 30 subscribe O hc new stock 90 tle fA-
tent Of double their holding 20 s2J per .n.rr
under ihc same terms .ct fourth u ille rculAr
of Apr.i 4ih.cxcenf shat fhc paymaut- with right
of al'iclpatiuej win Dee as follows:
90 per share on or before the llth day 81. May
50 ber hare on or before the nth day n jane,
1850:
50 per hare on or before the liih DAY % Jriy'
1852:
So per share on or before The 18th day Of Au-
- FER Share on or before The llth day Of scptem.
beT. 1850.
For further particular see circular, which can
fr had Dn application nt thc Office II The company,
Room No. q. NO. 145 broadway. New York.
WILLIAM Il. TRl6G.
General Agent.
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NEW YORK BASK STATEMENT.
NEw YORK. April I5.-The weekly statement ~
the associated banks shows the following changes
Loans decrease. fl.TJ7.6uO: specie Increase.
SAIL 400: le,aI Lenders increase. sI,825.lO0;
deposits increase. Sj.0OtOUO: circulation de-
crease. zSo.9OO: reserve increase. Sf.l4f.Jou.
The banks now hold s4,9f6,l5O more than legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 15.-vlrcinia G's. consols
Co., new lO-4O's. 49,. I'D to-day.
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FI1ur-Ye quote: Fine. 73.50ns4: extra 80
0sG.4J: supcIfnc, j.JOn-G common supcrtnc
sA.5OMT3; common family. 1lmSf'Z1. choirt
family. 5smsg. Feeling urmer bat not qu0taD.y
1fvllnr.
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near the closing. nc 2 +. NJ, when offers .nereaed
2-IOO W 3-fOO lost. Tho final close was
barely steady, and 2-iO0 "a 3-I00 lower thao yes
tertay."
Cotton-yet receipts 474 bales gross. 2-1(5
bales. Futures closed barely steady -Ties. S2--
900 bales April. 1897: May, el2.30dsls.3C;
August, sI2.su@ele.si: september, 3l2.ilGG
51242: October. SlI.7imtlL75; November.
81 f.53msli.j5: December, si1.JJeDsI1 .J7:
January, sit.68@sii.6e.
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mnrflcr in neorxtn.

ATLANTA, GA, April 15.-Beniamin F.
Jones, son OF wcIl-to-do farmer in Cor.
don county shot and killed Charlie Payne,
negro at Calhoun, and has succeeded In
escaping arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-16
PERSONAL.

NOTlCE.-I have appointed JOHN :.
LIQUOR. aud FEED BUSINESS on corner
Thirueth and " street, 10 buy and sell for cash
only. ". W. WADE.
Richmond. Va, April 10. 1852. ap ll-6ts