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Thc Slnr.IlOufe Cases.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-The prosecution
i'm the star-rOute cases to-day closed
the evidence in rebuttal, and the question
OF the arrangement OF the argument 10 the
Jury was considered. After each side had
expressed their views, Judge Wylie an
nounced be would deliver his decision on
this subject tomorrow.
The grand jury came in during the dis
cussion, and returned the following in
djctment Against William Pitt Kel-
logg, for receiving money whilst United
states senator for services rendered in re-
htion TO q contract with the United States
Thomas j. Brady, receiving money whilst
Second Assistant POstmaSteT-General,f for
services rendered IN relation to contract
with the United States.
The indictments are voluminouS. appa-
rently rs large as the indictments in the
star-rOute cases. There are five counts IN
each indictment. charging five separate
payments OF $500 for one service rem
dered.
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Telegraphic Brcyifies.

The Collier House. at Indian Springs,
Ga. and four stores, were burned last
night. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
Ex-Uniied States Marshal J. T. Brown.
Jr.. was yesterday convicted Of perjury in
the United States Court at Little Rock,
Ark.
A receiver was appointed yesterday for
Holman, Coffin & Co., dealers in books. in
Atlanta, Ga. Assets, $4,000; estimated
liabilities, $4,000.
Twenty-siX hundred immigrants from
Germany were landed ut Locust Point.
Baltimore, yesterday. Most OF them at
once took trains for the West.
r. p. Russell 4 Co.'S model 1our-mil
at Minneapolis was burned TUESDAY night.
with contents and machinery. Loss, $780,
600: insured for $4,000. The adjoining
mills were saved with great difficulty.
BASEBALL Yesterday-New York: Cleye-
lands. ): metropolitan, 3. Baltimore :
Baltimores, II 4; Defiance Qhiladelphia), 4.
Pittsburgh: Bay City, .; Allegheny, 3.
Washington, d. c.: BostonS, 0; Nation
ais, ,.
Farmers from the trucking districts Of
Norfolk report IN extraordinary rainfall
Tuesday and the day before. which did
considerable damage to the crops. In some
sections the fiat lands are under water
twelve inches deep.
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The City Of Merida's Coliision-state-
meuf of the Scii0Oncr's Captain.

NEW YORK. April 1S.-The brig Robert
Dillyn, which arrived to-day from Port
Royal, had on board the captain and crew
OF the schooner Mary j. Russell, which she
fell in with waterlogged, having been in
collision with the steamer City OF Merida.
Captain George w. steelman, OF the Rus
sell, reports that the weather was clear
enough when the collision occurred, at
A. NJ. on the lltb instant, for him 10 see
vessels light at the distance OF mile.
When near the schooner the steamer sud-
denly changed her course aud soon struck
the schooner on the starboard side. lie
hailed the steamer and requested thai she
should lay by, but received no reply. After
getting clear the steamer stopped and
threw bright light upon the schooner,
apparently 10 see what damage had been
done, and then steamed away. The vessel
filled in four hours with all hands pumping
constantly. The only part Of the vessel
not submerged was the top OF the cabin
house, upon which all hands remained
until the afternoon Of the 18th, when they
were taken Of by the brig Robert Dillyn.
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Frichtrul Murder Of an Old woman.

TAUNTON, Mass, April 1S.-Ellen Halla-
sey. aged siXty-fye years, was found dead
in her house, in East Taunton. this morn
ing, with indications that she had been
murdered. She was lying with her head
in tin basin, and surrounded by pools Of
blood, and with hole In her forehead.
William FlySn was found in an adj
joining room severely cut in the forehead,
and his story is that Timothy, aged
nineteen, and John, aged twenty-five, the
sons Of the murdered woman, were
engaged in an alteration last evening,
when he interfered. and was struck on the
head by Timothy with chair. The boys
put him in bed, and the last he remembered
was the old woman standing over him and
trying TO stanch the low OF blood. lie
was awakened at 3 O'Clock tails morning by
John. who said his mother was dead. Both
sons say they were away from home all
night, but tell conflicting stories as TO their
whereabouts. All the parties have been
arrested and held for examination.
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FROM GERMANY.
kATZENBACII~O or. GERMANY.l
August -. 1851.

hATZENBAclfr or. iERMANN.l
August -. 1851.
HOP Filters Company:
Dear Sir-.-I have taken your most precious es-
sence. Hop Blttcrs-and can already, after %
short a time. assure You that feel much better
than have felt for months.
have had, during The course of four years, three
times an Inflammation If The kidneys. The last
in January. 1850, was the worst and took a lot
OF medicine 20 cure the same. in consequence Of
which my stomach got terribly weakened. suf-
fered from enormous pains. had 10 bear great tor
ments when taking nourshment, had sleepless
nights-hut none Of tie medicine was Of the least
use to me. Now, in consequence Of taking Hop
Blttors. these pains and IncOnyenitnccs have en-
tiroly left me, have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
lad to lay down during The day, and this almost
every hour. | ,hlll think 1t my duty O. recoin-
mend The Blticrs 10 al who suffer. for am SIRE l
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparatJ On. and hope lie win maintain You
a long time to come for the welfare of suneril
mankind. Yours very tiulY'
PAULINE HAUssLKR,
tebr. Roster.
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Turpentine easier at 47@47Xc. Hides firm. Wool
unchanged. Pork held very hrmt new mess, spot.
Lard opened shade lower: afierward advanced
ease, closing weak again: prime steam. spot
sl1 57keStl1.65; Aprii, sll.56@sfl.64.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE. April 18.--Flour higher and ac-
tive; Howard-Strcet and western superfne ard
Guy Mlls supertns, *3.2J@s4; RIO brands,
western higher; southern red, 81. f7mtl 20; am
Der, fi2ihS1.25: No. z western winter red.
spot, ;2o'1 bid. corn-soutlern steady; west
n6sc- Oats firm and duh; southern, 52et56c.;
western white, 5tm56c.; mixed 51@53c.; Penn
pork $50 rroshsions '.ST coarrib
sides, packed. 81 and lie. Bacon-Shoul,iers.
gic clear-rib sides, l2c.; hams. l4ee15c. Lard
nary 70 fair s',@lOc. Sugar dnll; "a soft,
SIC Mhiskey nominally stead, at sl.1GsG 1917.
freights dull.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April ls.-Flonr stronger; family.
stronger at 81 10 spot. Corn firm nj 5jkc. spot
oats firm at 47h@4sc. Pork Demand fair and
market "4 firm at sls.5O@sls;7s; Lard firm at
sf13. Sugar unchanged. Hogs weak; common
and lgh!. sGGs7.25; packing and butchers,
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE: April ls.-Ilonr UNCHANGED.
Wheat firm 70. 2 red winter. ?l.07. Corn firm I:
No . white, 54c Oats steady: No. 2, Ate. Pro-
visions firm. New mess pork, $3.50. Bacon
shoulders. Skc.: sugar-cured hams, l2lsc. Lard
firm choice kettle, l2Ac. Whiskcy unchanged.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, April 49, Flour hrmer bnt not high
err. Wheat active and higher: No. 2 red FIJI,
sI.lO%msl.l =, cash. Corn unsettled but not ma.
terillly changed: A7&0 4S9c. cash. oats quiet NJ
42hd43c. cash. Whisky steady II sl.l4. Pork
hlyier: iobbing. slS.idGsl $50. Bacon held
Inf her hut slow: long clear. sl0.62%: sbor, rh,
5000; short clear. 81 asked. Lard nominaily
higher. ,,,
CHICAGO, April 1s.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
unsettled and generally higher: regular. -. O7ls
ApriI. Corn lower; 81 sIl j3c cash. Jz'sc. April.
Cats dull and generally lower; 43c. cash, 42c.
April. POrk-Demand active prices advanced 10
SlS.25MsI $50 cash aud April. Lard active and
shade hlgner; sll.40 cash and April. Whiskcy
unchanged.
rrLwArKEE, April 1s.-Flour in fair demand.
Wheat Irregular and active: No. soft. cash.
sIO7: April SI.06li; No. Milwaukee. SIC.
Corn friner: No. .. J3Sc. Oats higher ami firm;
Mess pork. ri $50 cask ana April. Lard-Prime
steam, $ll.fO cash and April. Hogs higher nj
SO .90GS7f5.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, April Is. -Cotton-Net receipts,
closed steady: sales. %, 90 bales; April. sl0.l0@
slO.13; May, sIO.160SIO.17; June, Sl0.32M
$40 80; july, SIU.45MSIO.a6; August, SlO.56@g
SlO.57: September. slO.32@SlO.39: October,
SlO.OlmS1O.O3; November. 100 GS9.92; De-
cemhcr S9.p3N 1894; January, SlO.O2GelO.Of.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

noc,s,op Of the First Comptroller In an In
tricato Case Meeting OF the S"o'ne'"
Press Association AZ Chatsnnoosa-fat n'
Railroad Statement OF the 'ap'
Tain OF the schooner Run Into by the Cio
Of Merida-The Campaign Against the in'
dians In Arizona A Man Hanged IN Nc"
Jersey for Murdcrine His swectheart-An'
other Conviction i'm the Ph9niS-Park MUIR
der Trials; Curley Sentenced 10 be Hanged
The French and Chinese Complication
Germany Preparing for Nariikc Move
u,eut into France, &c., &c.
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Tho SoIoon Question I'm Illinois.

CHICAGO, April 1S.-Throughout Illinois
yesterday forty-eight cities and towns voted
upon the liquor question. In ballotlng Tor
municipal officers seventeen declared ior
prohibition or anti-license; thirty-one de-
clared for license, six OF which were Tor
high license. and four towns ignored the
saloon question and voted on straight po-
liticaI ISSUES
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

.,y vopA. April 1s.-Cotton steady; sales, e23
N rs" ,i,,JarIs 10 3-l6c.; Orleans, 10 7-l6c.:
na.es ,t,@d net receipts. l0.OiG bales; exports
70 Great britain 1919 bsie; to France, losd
bales; to the continent, ia90 nIes exr
nIoh"pS5: good 20 choice extra. so,l0@s6.io 90
thssotCeCa.h lots sal4c. higher: migrated white
siiSasi94; No. red, Aprll, si.iSaesi Va.
,pi,a sonthern, 6sN,7Oc.; No. z, Ob9oIc.,
sn,,I' 65SG66c. oats steady; No. 2, SIC; Hops
a nt aud held firm New iorks scope. sofese1
~ 30 '' sugar steady aud unchanged, Moasses
ss'oa..aSv. afty-test. 3l@32o. Rice urn. Cotton
saeI ri. 5Oa57c. Rosin easier at l.oIs9Si'iV'
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Fatal Accident On the Richmond and
DanyiIIc Railroad.

DANvILLE, VA, April 1S.-A freight
train on the North Carolina division OF the
Richmond and Danville railroad ran over Il
cow near High Point, \. c., this morning,
and the engine, tender, and eighteen cars
were piled up in a cut. Engineer John
GAYLE was killed instantly. William Will
son, fireman, and brakeman, name not
known, were seriously injured.
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PAULINE HAUSsLKR,
Gebr. Roster.

Gentlemen, Though not in the habit ofpraising
patent medicines. which for the most part are not
Only useless but injurious, have constantly used
Hop Btters for the pas, four years In eases Of indi
gcstion. debility. fcebleness Of constitution, and In
all diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation want
of air and exercise oyerworS. ana want OF appe-
lite with the most perfect success.
am the first who introduced your Hop Bitfers
i'm Portugal and spain. where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BAROS DEFONrE BELLA,
Profession DE- Chemie Fl de Parnacie, Coimbra
University, Coimbra. Portugal.
fmh 3l-Sa.Tu.ThSwlml
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General join ECHOrs. President.
DAVIS \. KAYsEB, Nice-President
HUGH VI. NCILHANY, secretary.
JOIN NJ. CARROLL. Treasurer.
TIC. MORTON. General Agent
Dr.A NJ. FAUNTLEROY. Medical Director
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FROM REV. j. c. Royce. VI. \.

OCTOBER 81. 1857.
Dear sirs.-I have lately finished my first bottle
of Hop Bltters. After having Tor many years suf-
ftred acutely from rheumatic 0out unherited,
feel 50 much better. and can walk so much more
freely. should like to continue the use Of II.
write % ask how many bottles YOU viii let me have
for t /. 50 that may always have some Ia stock.
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NORWICH, Eng. june 20. 1882.

To the Hop Biters Company:
Gentlemen,-Haying suffered for many years
from billousDess. accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (being greatly fatigued with
oyerwork and long hours M bu-iness.) lost all
energy, strength, aud appetite. was advised bya
friend n whom had seen such beneficial effects 10
try Hop Bitters, and few bottles have quite alter
cd and restored me 10 better health than ever. 1
have also recommended 1t 10 other friends, and am
pleased 70 add with the like result. Every claim
you mike for 1t can fully endorse, and recon-
mend it rs an Incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, ;. W.T.
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Herr Mos, on the Defensive.

WASHINGTON, April lS.-TO-night Her
Most delivered a speech TO the working
men. the greater part Of which was de-
voted 10 a defence OF himself against the
newspapers, which, he said, had uniustly
charged him with advising murder. rob
berry, the burning OF granarieS' destruc-
ton OF labor-saying machinery, and the
division OF all capital among the poor.
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CHATTANOOGA, April 1S.-The Southern
Press Association met to-day at the Stanton
House-A. II. Belo. Of Galveston, Texas,
presiding. The session was spent in the
discussion OF the increase Of telegraph SER
vice, and adjourned to meet OH Lookout
mountain tomorrow. A banquet by the
citizens was rendered the Association to-
nlplt
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Steamer Sunk.

MEMPHIS, April ls.-The steamer John
&. Bransiord, owned by Captain Milton Il.
Harry, from St. Francis river for Cairo
with walnut lumber. struck a reef at |
O'Clock this morningat Deans Island, forty
miles above Memphis, and sank. The boat
is valued at $4,000 and insured for $4,000
The wrecking. steamer Eckert has gone to
the scene Of the disaster. No lives were
ln-f
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xuoc,.cd Overheard aud Drowned.

i>pcclal telegram % nc DISraIoh'l
NORFOLK. VA. April lS.-The schooner
Joseph II. johnson arrived from up the
Chesapeake bay to-day, and reports That
George Ferguson, a seaman, was knocked
overheard and drowned opposite The Wolf
fran on Tuesday.
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Was IL Suicide or Foul Play?

q, Manson Briggs. who lived near Spring
Grove, Surry county, has been found y-
ing in creek near that place. Near by
his horse was found tied to tree. Whether
il is a case Of suicide or foul play is unas-
contained.
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Lease OF Telegraph Zines Ratified.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The stockholders
OF the Mutual Union Telegraph Company
met to-day for the purpose OF ratiiyinS the
lease OF the lines OF that company to the
Western Union Telegraph Company. There
were represented by the owners in person
or by proxy $3.50 shares OF stock, and the
vote in favor OF ratification was unani-
mans
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The Lord Mayor Of London was only a
porter in warehouse, but he persevered
in the face OF all opposition and rose rapid
". It is only perSstency and merit that
has made DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup the great
est family remedy for coughs and colds now
offered 10 the suffering public.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c,
4 REMARKABLE REMEDY.

4 REMARKABLE REMEDY.
n MORISON'S lENGLI>iD PILLS.
STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEY. OR III ADDFR
DISORDERS: JAuNDlt T., SICK hEkDA.n
CUIIIS. MALARIA INDIGESTION AND
COSrINFNE>S ENTIRELY CURED.
DySptpsia.-"I took Morison's Pills Tor Dys-
pcpsii and was cured. | believe would not now
H. living but for using Them. joins 4. sUBLErr,r
Hardware Merchant, Richmond. Va.
Lirer.-"I used NonsOn's Pills for my liver,
and consider them 10 De worth their weight In
gold They did me "A great deal of good. l.. l..
WtNsTON,n sncrin's Office, Richmond. Va.
IpOn receipt Of ~ they viii be mailed Tree 10
any address In or out OF the city. W.>.PiLCHER,
AGENT. Broad and Pine streets, Richmond, Va.
IL
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Sir.-Iiaving suffered from extreme nervous de-
bfittu for fOur years. and having tried all kinds OF
medicine aud change of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever was persuaded bya
friend T. try HoI Bittcrs, and the effect. am hap
Ply To say, Was most marvellous. Under these err
NAL for the beneht Of others. rs NAV say am now
entirely well therefore can justly aud With con-
ndence give personal testimony To anyone wishing
10 call upOL me. ours truly, HENRY HALL.
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r,Sr.rRuEN's DEPOT.

LLLIN WANT OF AeA4Nns
n TENr Am sOFT-LAIDS~
sEINt-;rWiSFs are invited To call and examine
our stock, OF all Size, at lowest prices. ,,.,
SEINE THREAD OF ali Nos; ana qualities;
SEiSE-iiNFs' ROPEs, YAWkING,
CORKS, CORkWOOD;-c
YELLOW OIL-CLoIHiNNH,, ,,,>,,,o,. ,,,.,r
ATISG' SKIM and FYkE-NETs.
Nsnnr,cturers of SEINEs aud NETS OF all
sorts MACHINE sLAecd EEgn1N,HffwAPps F ~ Sizes
iinpor'cu I'NrN iICUTENSrElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets,
Solo imnar,ers of The Lion brand SENT Thread,
and importers Of all other orahdr. NH 20
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+ ERf R 90 90 y y "A /
RRR o o w AAA !
X II o o Y A \ =
L II 90 Y a A LII
: CO C / ! ! f
GGG LII UUU ZEE

Warranted the Strongest, Toughest aud Most t.las"
Tie Glue on EARTH ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mends
Everything SOLID A. ROCK HARD AZ ADA
MANT.-kIRM As GRANTEE! New scicntinc
Discovery l-RcyolutiOnizes the Liquid Glue busi-
ness Of the World. ROYAL GLUE IS its0iMsly
Unbeatable and IHseDdr.fbief \ SAMSONIAN
GIANT among other Clues and Ccments! MIL
LIONS of People are sing Royal Glue and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have III No Heating-No
euaration-Aiways Ready - Always Liquid :
clups CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather, biihard-
Che Iips and Cloth, CrOckery. ORNAMENTS of
Every Kind, Metals, Patches On Leather and Rub
Der Shoes Book Backs. urea bfac, ana Every
tbing Else with lnseparable Tenacity. MANU-
FAlTURERs Of Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artlneial FLOWERS. Imitation Stained Glass, Gum
ahnis F,ne Carriages and Pianos. Paper. Card
Noard on Cloth and Carpets, who use ROYAL
cTI-r for sizing Sttieniug and Glucing Purposes,
| sunDlIel BY the PINT, Gallon. or Al GALLON
| UAkKEL. Royal Glue Talks for ITSELF The
| News Of Its Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
breakabe Qualities, lis Great SnoUthness- FleNi-
| bility and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
| nom one Customer 81 An0therli LIVE SALES
! My JOB Thousands Of Bottles OF ROYAL Glue Ia
Druggists (;rocers. etc. SMALL BOYS sell Ham
i,sis Of Bottles &. business Offices and Families
| 25 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover;
! by MAIL, POSTPAID, 10 centsextrl. Manufactured
| by ~. OMEARA & Co,
l3i7 Pennsylvania ave, Washington, ID. &.
| LIVE AGENTS wanted In every City and Coun-
| ty throughout the United states, Canada, Europe
| and South America. sold by Druggists, Grocers
| stationers, HARDWARE and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade aud Public supplied by BUR-
a BRIDGES, 1905 Franklin street, Richmond
Va s2s-ll
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T,,e President,s Moyements.

SAVANNAH, April ls.-The United States
steamer Tallapoosa, with President Arthur
and party, is In sight on Tybee. The tug
Republic, with the Board OF Aldermen and
leading merchants, have gone 10 meet the
distinguished visitors at Tybee.
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ArFxANDpTA PALACE.

LONDON. ENG, NprlI =, 1857.
| find Hop Bitters most wonderful mcdica.
combination - hoalthful bloOd-purifying, and
strengthening. can from analysis well AS from
medical knowledge, highly recommend them as "a
valuable family medicine.
BAEBAHA WALLACE GoTHARD.
Snperlnirndcnt.
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IRON THE OLD WORLD.
: fyrom The great London tEpg.l Times.I

Among the many specifies introduced to the pub
lie for the cure Of dyspepsia, indigestion. deranee-
ments Of various kinds. and as general family
medicine. none have met with such genuine APP
probation ~ Hop Bitters. Introduced :" ms
country bot n comparatively short time SINCE 70
meet the great demand for pnre' saie, ann
perfect family medicine, they have rapidly IN
creased IN favor until they are, without question,
the mos; popular and valuable medicine known.
Its world wide renown is not due 10 the Advertising
II has received; IL Is famous by reason OF It's ine-
rent virtues. IL all that Is claimed for IT, IL
discharges Its curative powers without any OF the
evil effects OF other bittcrs medicine. being per-
fccty safe and harmless for the most frai! woman.
smallest child, and weakest invalid 10 use. Few
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
not q. ready been hailed rs delvercr aud welcomed
as friend. II docs what others affect 10 do. Conn
posed Of simple materials. IL Is a marvel Of DELI
cate and successful combination. Nothing ID
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight TO the
mark at which II Is aimed. and never fails. Plea
SAINT 10 the palate. agreeable to the stomach, and
thoroughly effective cure, IL has won for itself
the confidence of ALL Times, London, Eng.
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FROM OTLD IRELAND.

DUDLIS, November p, 1889.
HOP BiHerS Company:
Gentlcmen,--You may be interested "a learn that
one Of the most eminent judges on tine Irish bench
IA customer Of mine highly approves OF YOUR Hop
Bitters. having received great benefit from their
use. T. T. HOLMES. Chemist.
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Destructive ConGagration I'm Russ

ST. PETERSBURG, April ls.-A fire at the
village Of Kataw, Iwanasksi, in the gov
eminent OF Orenburg, Yesterday. destroyed
800 dweIing-houses. the telegraph station,
post-Of,ice. number OF stores, linSe
quantity OF coal and wood, and much mi
ming prODerty.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April lS-No0a.-Stocks strong.
Money. per cent. tXcnngc-LOng 4S2g {;
short. 4si1. state bonds strong. Governments
unchanged.
Event G.-tXchange, 4S2ll. Governments
unchanged: new SIS. lu3 bid new AIS. 1884
new a.. li9H: new -. 1889. Money, Gas per
cent. state bonds dull and higher. sub-Ireasury
balances told. Sl2l. 9u3; currency, s7'O6f.