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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
AN ILLEGAL BUSINESS.
Private Letter Offices Raidsd by Govern
ment Authorities.

NEW YORK, May Many complaints
were made the past month 10 Postmaster
Pierson, by the merchants, OF the non-
delivery Of their letters The matter was
referred to Inspector Newcomb, who was
led 10 believe, after a short examination,
that the trouble arose from the interference
Of private offices about the city. The mat.
ter was placed In the hands OF Col. Sharp,
the Chief Inspector OF the General Post.
office at Washington. who came
here and has been engaged
Of Hussey's, Boyd's and other private
offices. Cpon Col. sharp's report TO the
Postmaster General, an opinion was sought
from Attorney General Brewster, who
decided that all these private letter offices
were gross violation OF law. Therefore
II was decided TO raid the two largest con.
Germs OF the kind In this city, Boyd's and
Hussey's. About the commencement OF
the business OF the day Col. Sharp and Mr..
Camp, with five deputy United States
Marshals, went to Boyd's and Inspectors
Newcomb and Speesc. with other deputy
Z. >. Marshals went TO Hussey's office.
The carriers were just coming OUT aud they
were seized and their pouches taken
from them. Some OF the carriers IN their
fright threw down their bags OF letters and
papers. and, pitching of their official
caps, took to flight. The inspectors then
raided both offices. A truck was procured
and loaded with from 5000 to 5000 letters
and packages which were found In one OF
the offices, A great quantity OF news.
papers, circulars and other printed mater.
Ial found at Hussey's was net destroyed.
At Boyds aboc' l5,o% TO 1900 letters
were seized. Tho material was taken to
the Post. Office, where II was assorted nv
several clerks, No arrest have yet
been made, though II is probable indict.
ments will be found against the persons
carrying on this Illegal business by the
Grand Jury.
The penalty for sending letter by
private express is fike Of $50, and parties
carrying on the express are liable to a fine
Of $50 FOR every oifense. The two offices,
II IL said, delivered upwards OF 10000
letters daily on their penny postage plan,
thereby deiraudng tho Post -ofilce Of
several hundred dollars daily. 1t 10 said
hundreds OF office and messenger boys
when sent to the Post.oill to mall letters
and given money to pay the regular postage
70 TO these offices. where they only pay
one penny putting the difference In their
pockets. One Office employed forty Ave
carriers and the other tdirty, Several
otheI Offices OF a like character In the city
for the delivery OF circulars, etc., viii
next receive the attention Of tho Post.
office authorities.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, May 4.-Lawrence Hanlon, who
was placed on trial Tbursday Oh the charge
n csLsraptiaG 70 murder Jpr9r pssais
FietG, was found guilty thia morning an
sentenced 10 penal servitude for life. On
receiving sentence be muttered: II won't
be the last. God save Ireland from such
informers."
Fitzbarris, who was indicted as accessory
10 the murder OF Cayendish and Burke
after the fast, WAS arraigned this morning
and pleaded not guilty.
lyman TURNING INFORMER.
II "a confidently stated here that Peter
lyman IN now In London, and Is cOmmunl-
eating with the police with view TO turn
Ing !nformer,
ARRAiGSED.
DUBLIN, May Animation, Heay and
Gibney, charged with conspiracy to MUIR
der Poole, were arraigned again for ex.
animation. An lnformer named LAME
gave testimony confirming the existence OF
q vigilance murder circle 10 which the pris.
oner belonged.
HOW THE PLOT WAS BETRAYED.
DUBLIN, May 4.-The Freeman's Jour.
nal saws the dynamite plot hatched In
America was betrayed to the British Con.
sui at New York. The name Of every con-
spirator who came 10 England, and OF the
ship on which he sailed, was cabled to
England directly after the vessel lett New
York. The police watched the consplra-
tors from the time they landed In
England. The Freeman's journal says y
member Of the governing council OF the
c0nspirator could alone have given such
Information.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Edison OuthOne,

ST.. LOUIS, May 4.-.Mr. H. d. Hill, Of
this city, has been experimenting with
several substances. aud finds that paper
makes the best possible carbon point for an
electric light. He said, this morning.
"Wcll, myself and Mr.. Peter Steiuhauer
have lately been experimenting In electric
lighting, and have made, as we think,
some important discoveries, and are or
ganizlng company to 20 into the business
extensively. We have got far enough to
announce that II Is likely that In the near
future any person will DO able to create his
own electric light by using tho paper hs
read the evening before and preparing the
same In carbon pencils, whereby he 70.
ceives better and more steady light than
under tho costly lamps now used.
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After the Indians.


.wAsHINGToN, May 4.--Tbe following
dispatch from Gen. Crook was received BY
Gen. sherman his morning;
san Bernadina SPRING., A. t.,
TO Adjutant.Genera United States Army,
Washington, d. G..
The dispatch Of 2sth inst. from Gen.
Sherman received. II Is not my intention
10 Violate the convention between the two
Governments. The great object IN
visiting Sonora aud Chihuahua
was 10 arrange for cooperation, and, In
case my troops followed hostlllties in Mex
loo, TO see II could not secure liberal
Interpretation OF the terms OF agreement
IN regard to the time could DO allowed
10 remain there. II IL my intention TO
start Tomorrow morning In pursuit Of
tbs savages In accordance With the treaty.
Lsigned,l GEoRGg Crook, =.
Brigadler General.
At the date Of his dispatch General
Crook was upon the border III the extreme
southeastern corner OF tho Territory OF
Arizona at point OF contact with Mexico
and tho territories Of Arizona and Ne~
Mexico. From this point the Sierra
Madre range OF mountains extends ~
Souiheasterly direction, and along these
mountains the hostiles are supposed TO be
making their way. Owing 10 their iamil-
iariiy with the mountain Businesses the task
Of discovering and dislodgiug the Indians
will be attended with difficulty aud uncer-
tainty. After comforting with Gen. sher-
man, Secretary Lincoln decided It wss un.
necessary at present 10 telegraph any
further instructions to Gen. Crook.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Architect HtlI,s Case.

WASHINGTON, May Assistant Sec
rotary New, chairman Of the special com.
mittee TO investigate the affairs OF the Su.
pervising Architects office, was informed
BY Mr. Murcb that he will be ready to
appear before the committee in a short
time, He says he has no objection to
Alexander serving on the committee, and
hopes 10 be able to say definitely TO morrow
when he will be ready TO proceed. He
wishes to examine documents 10 the archi.
tect's office before beginning the invest.
CATION. The papers be requires will DO
furnished upon implication.
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A strike sars to Ceme.

.ort.r rSsesS M - ~ ss ; o. sne
facttrcrs and Arna'gamated Association
yesterday, In adjourning siue die without
any satisfactory agreement having been
reached makes strike on June LIST at this
time appear Inevitable. Both sides are
firm and express u determination TO hold
out. The committee OF the iron manufac-
turers ccnsiderftheir work a. completed,
and say that II the workmen desire another
conference they will have TO make re-
quest, aud another committee will be sp-
pointed.
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blew his Brains out.

ST. LOUIS, MAY 4. Mr.. Alois Frey, OF
No. 1920 Morton street, shot himself In tho
head in oils home this morulng, 10 was
was one Of the firm OF Schmidt Il
Frey, whose store Ia under the southern
Hotel. He and Mr.. Frey dwelt In the
same house and we're brothers in law, Mr..
Frey's sister having been schmidt's first
wife.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt w,re play
Ing with their baby they heard tn
report Of pistol and, ascending the stairs
found Alois Frey dead on the floor with
forty.four calibre British revolver In bis
right hand, the bsll having entered the
head at the right temple, passing
through the brain aud lodging In the val
opposite.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Star Route Trial.

WAsHISaToS, D. c., May A.
Mr.. Bliss began the fifth day Of his address
TO the jury Ia the Star Route trial this
morning. In speaking OF s. W. Dorsey.
Mr.. Bliss asserted the proof was conclusive
be had engaged In the mail business wvi!e
In the Senate and the Dwhole scheme origi.
mated In his fertile brain. When no had
spent us much money as he could afford.
Vale was taken IN to furnish further CAPT.
tai. The evidence was quoted at length TO
sustain this allegation
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Sheridan and walsh.

NEw YoRK, May 4.-Patrick j. Sheri-
dan and John Walsh, whom the Dublin
grand jury indicted for murder, are still
unnolested They were seen In the vicin.
Ity OF their offices, aud said they were
'quietly and calmly awaiting any at
tempt to arrest them, and, added sheri-
dan, 1--WE are ready 10 meet them at their
first step In that direction They de-
clare they will make no effort to evado the
officers, and have no fear Of being appre-
hendeQ
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 4.--Kx.Trsas
urer Polk was taken into custody Thursday
evening on account Of letter addressed 10
the District Attorney, In which the belief
was expressed that Polk was about to leave
the State. Polk was not committed, but
placed In charge OF Capt. Sam Donelsou,
with whom be was seen on the streets,
Counsel for Polk appeared before Judge
Allen !! this morning 70 ascertain the statue
Information deemed sufficient 10 Justify the
arrest, to the effect that Polk contemplated
flight, aud he. therefore, Increased the
bond from SEQ 900 TO SS4, 900. Polk has net
yet given the bond, and Is atm 10 charge Of
. special officer.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
A supposed Runaway Match In High
Life

NEW HAVEN, Conn. May Mrs. Reid
widow OF Col. Reid, brother Of Whtel,w
Reid, Of the New York Tribune, was mar.
rled In this city Thursday to John NJ.
Quaokonbos, OF Brooklyn, She came here
ten DAYS ago alone, and nj first went to the
Tontine Hotel, but subsequently, took
room at the Selden House. II was soon
whispered about that she was waiting the
arrival Of her intended husband, ana that
they were TO be quietly welded In church.
1t was reported that the groom was gen
tleman OF large wealth, much the
SENIOR IN AGE
and bearing an old and respected name, all
this being true. Mrs. Reid IL about IS
years old, while her husband Is 70. She
received the bridegroom this morning IN
the hotel parlors. and later In the day they
were quistly married and then took the
train for New York 1t Ia supposed that II
u a runaway match, aud that Mr.. Quack.
enbos had good reasons 10 evade certain
relatives who have been anxiously awaiting
the 6nal disposition Of his property. The
sequel, L 10 thought, may not be unlike
that Of the famous Hicks-Lord cases In
Nav York. .t
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Four Persons Killed.

DETROIT, Mich, May 4.-Christlau
Jensen, bis wife and 1S-year-old daughter
and Mrs. Rasmus Jarquesen, all old citi-
Gems OF Trufanto, Montcslm county. willis
returning from church In wagon Thurs
day. attempted TO cross the track OF the
Detroit Lansing and Northern Il. r.. and
was struck by the north bound express.
All were Instantly killed. The wagon road
deep cut. No blame probably attaches To
apybOly
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Ftres.

CARRoLLroS, H., May A fire at
Greenville, Green county, early Thursday
morning. destroyed the buildings compris-
Ing the entire block west Of the public
square, including Southerard's Hotel,
Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall. Loss,
S37 900; slight insurance.
DARLINGTON, Wis.,, May A FIRE
Thursday morning destroyed two newsps-
per offices and three business houses.
Loss, S75 900; insurance $40, 900.
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TURKEY.

ERzERoUM, Armenia, May 4.--The au-
thorities are taking vigorous measures 10
suppress Iawle,sness and terrify those who
are banded together IN what are believed 10
he dangerous organization for the destruc-
ton OF life and property. or Afty persons
lately proven to be members OF the secret
society here FIVE have Just been sentenced
been condemned to imprisonment for
q period Of fifteen years and tn re.
msfning twenty Ave received sentences
Of greater or less severity, according
TO the weight Of evidence implIc,ting
them.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
An Act Of Sinners.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 4.--The
cornerstone of the Colored Methodist
Church was pulled out OF the building Fri
day night, and four or Ave dollars In coin
or scrip and other contents stolen. There
Is great excitement among the brethren,
some contendng II was o sin TO place 30
much temptation In the way OF the worldly
and wickedly. The rest OF the building
was left There Ia no clue to the coins.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Cabinet MaefinH.

WASHINGTON, May 4.--AlI members Of
the Cabinet were presen. It the meeting
to-day The civil service rules, as re-
vised, were finally considered. Members
Of civil service commission were at the
White House during the meeting, and
were consulted on various points under
discussion.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Something Wrong.

WARRINGTON, May 4.-The First Comp
troler Of the Treasury In examining the &C.
counts Of DR.. Josephs, the late disbursing
clerk Of the interior department, has dis
with the accounts Of the Fresdman's Hos.
ptal II is alleged that part Of the appro.
priation for the clothing for that institution
was paid out for the salaries Of officers.
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Business Failures.

NEW YORK, May Tho business fail
ures OF last seven days, as reported TO the
mercantile agency Of X. G. Dunn & Co.,
number 1872, rs compared It'll 1852 for last
week. New England States had Is; Mid
die, l5; Western. A; Southern, %; Pacific
States and Territories, 10; New York City,
0; Canada. 80: total 1872. The general run
Of failures was insignificant.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Shoe Factory Startesl.

BosroN, May 4.-JThs grinding room OF
the Boston Rubber Shoe Factory started
Thursday. It's expected work will be
resumed in full Monday 10 both mills, CIV
ing employment TO over 1000 hands.
\ These nlills hsys bNsa Ashut down for the
! past two months owing 10 the high prios Of
rubber.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
Dukes Threatened,

PIrTsBURG, Pa, May 1. The Chron-
icle's Uniontown, Pa, special SAYS
Threatening letters continue to be sen,
Dukes, signed by vigilance committees
Mollie Naguires, etc., but no violence Ia,
yet been offered. II any vigilance com
mittses exist they are Of the most guarded
aud secret kind, and will do their work IL
such way as to render detection very
difficult
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05
THE CONSIDERATIONS.
How the Dynamite Plot was Bstra"ed- An
other 'lnvincble" Sentenced
Other CabIegrams.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 4. The report wa, In cir
culAtion to-day that the Government had
received q cable dlspatch from New York
stating that Welsh and sheridan had been
arrested by the American authorities.
BVLIiON.
LONDON, MAY 4..--Bulion withdrawn
from NE Bank Of England on balance ESQ.,
NEW FUND.
LONDON. May t.--Ai conference Of
mombers OF the Irish Nationalist party in
London, II was resolved 10 organize = fund
for the RELIEF Of fagllies and persons who
have ned Tho country or been arrcsc1 In
connection with the murder trials Ia Ire
land, and generally under the crimes act.
II Is computed 0D families have been rem
dered destitute by the flight or incarcera.
tlon OF their bread. winners. An address
will be issued to The Irish Nationalists In
America aud the British colonies appealing
for contributions 10 the proposed fund, and
delegates will be sent thither 10 sci forth
tho need for speedy assistance.
BRaDLACGH.
LONDON, Maya In the House OF Com.
mons this afternoon the speaker stated that
he had received letter from Bradl,ugb, In
which he announced that he would al the
beginning OF business TO-DAY ask to no
asked for the guidance ofthe House. Loud
cries we're made for Gladstone, but as the
Prime Minister did not rise, Sir Stafford
Northcote stated that he would propose
that Bradlaugh be excluded from going
through such form. Gladstone said he
could RI. We no objection 10 the motion,
which, under the circumstances, Sir Stat.
ford Northcote was the roper person TO
make. On motion Of Labouchere ii was
decided to hear Bradlaugh In his own be-
half at the bar OF the House. Bndlaugh
pointed out that the House had thought iii
Thursday evening TO reject the affirmative
bill, the passage OF which would have ens-
bled him to take hs seat. 1t was now his
him a seat Ia the House. and IN the
name of tho law he demanded II.
His exclusion was an act Of ilagranti mi
guilty. No act Of his mad justified the ac-
ton OF the House which should declare hia
seat vacant or pass bill disqualifying him,
As long as he was disqualified he would
claim bis right TO the seat.
Mr.. Bradsugh again addressed the
House, arguing in favor Of his claim to a
seat. After speaking for half an hour be
returned TO his usual seat below the bar,
and the subject dropped.
Labouchere oppose the motion OF North.
cote, and Gladstone, on moving the
previous question, announced that be
would vote with Labouchere against; the
motion was then carried by vote Of 27l
to 1855.
ALI. WELL.
LONDON. May 4.-The steamer Habs-
burg, before reported as overdue, was
spoken 2sth ult In latitude 81 deg. AZ
north, longitude /, deg. s. west. All
we'll and no assistance required. The
HAbsburg was sailing at the rate OF four
BY her.
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PORT TOWNSEND, W. T., May 4.-The
United States steamer Adams has Just ar.
rived from Alaska bring news OF the wreck
Of the steamer Eureka In Peril straits while
on her way to Harrisburg, Alaska. Depu.
" Collector Wrangle reports all the passen.
gers, twenty-nine In number, saved.
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A Btg BlasN

RICHMOND, Va, May "a nre broke
fourth street. and that estabIshmcpt. to.
gsthcr with Kelley & Whites box factory
and several small stores, were destroyed.
All the burned buildings were Of brick.
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RUSSIA.

CRoSsrApT, May 4,-The building used
AZ a mandatory OF explosives has
been discovered here. Several naval Of
fcers who, It Is said. had been concerned
in the manufacture Of explosives. have been
arrested
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ADaafllY ElaYaf0r

New YORK, May 4.--Tbe elevator to the
Bryant Building, corner Of Nassau and Lbs
erty streets, became manageable th.
morning, and Gustav Schiff, glass merchant,
IN attempting to escape was crushed TO
death.
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An ENnlOai0n.

WnKEsBARRE, Pa, May An ex-
plosion Of gas has Just occurred in Dorr-
ance shaft, Lchigh Valley Coal Company.
A number OF men were IN the pit. The
entire fire department has been called out.
At this momant no serious danger Is Appre-
hendeI
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A Successful Strike.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 4.--The brick.
layers Of this city struck for an advance to
s. day. The demand for such mechanics
lero Is 30 great that II was necessary to
grant the increase.
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A strike Fails.
tsnnerse

PrTTsBURG. May 1.-THE tsnnerse
strike has completely collapsed. All tn
best men have returned to work at reduc
ton, and the places OF inferior msn have
been filed by new mon.
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NEW YORK, May 4,--The bankers,
brokers and others are cautioned against
negotiating eleven Bank Of England notes,
each for fl ZOO numbered 20, $50 TO rs, 100.
Payment stopped At the bank.
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WARRINGTON, May A.--I3ids wers
opened at the Treasury for an iron fence
around the new postofiice NJ 81. Louis.
A Quincy, H.. manufacturer was the
lowest bidder,
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Mays The wee KY statement Of
the Bank OF France shows an increase Of
gold Of I, 900, 900 france; silver, 4,l25, 900
francs.
THE DUO D'AUMALE.
PARIS, May 1t Is reported the Due
d'Aunisle 10 seriously III Ia Sicily.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-05

ALBANY, Nay l.---Tbe bill prohibiting
free paAaes being granted 70 anyone except
railroad employees and o6aosrs passed the
Assembly to-day. .eElY AM
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THE MARKETS.
MAY 4, 1888,
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
HOGS--Fairly active; d6l0e lower
tight ~ 90C07 40 mixed packing aud ship
Jug S7 25c67 70.
CATTLE--Active and stronger; exports
So 3)G18 15; good 10 choice shipping
IS 90ta8 80; common to fair 50 50da6 90.
stockers and feeders IS 90t2p3 W,
CATTLE--Light shipping steers - 2of7
$50; heavy shipping steers u SOFAS 40; good
cows and heifers 81 2Sf76 2i good cows and
calves S3Ot95O; stockers ~ 2bif5 on; Texans
81 25G15 %.
sHEEP-Slow and very quiet, with an
easier feeling but no change IN values.
HOGS-Lfght to good Workers 81 0ota
10; common 10 good mixed packing
W S0tdI 30; skips and c,ills W isaac n,
Grain. Etc.
WHEAT May 81 l3k; June 81 lSs;
July II i7H; August 81 lG'; Sep
tember 81 18k: year ~ IAN.
CORN--M 65k; june 66.Cdk; July
bsH; August b9s6h; September 6sk b.;
year SIX b.
oATs-Mny AK; June Az; July 42x.
August 35.Ndh: year S3H,
NEw YORK.
wHEAT--June 81 X;July 81 COX.
CORN May 88H; June 88; July67s.
OATs-May 49H; June +9S; July COS.
ST. LOUIS
wHEAT-May 81 l3s; June 81 49,;
July 81 l6k; August ~ II; september
81 lax. October 81 IA: year 81 1871.
CORN May SO June b3s; July
551G1 .; August NS year AN b.
OATS-Msy 4as b.; june AK b.; July
AK; year a3s b.
Country Produce. Etc.
sr. Louis.
BUTTER--Sales oi Creamery 20taS0 for
choice and fancy; seconds 2of02I Choice
10 fancy dairy 24'62s; fair to good iba2o;
common 9(0l0
EGGs-steady at l9c; but movement
light.
good demand aud liberal supply, and
ruled steady ~ " 25fu3 10 for cocks, 81 70
@4 70 for mixed, according 70 number OF
cocks In the coop; and ~ Nfd4 "a for hens.
The largest portion OF tho spring chickens
received are entirely TO small, and are al.
most unsuitable; they are nominal at 81 10
az 30; medium sized are fair sale AZ 81 so
al %, and choice large ready sale at $t,iS0.
Turkeys quiet; sales, 2 coops at l2Nc y 10
LEAD Refined was nominal At Nlb,
but in one case this price was offered and
refused.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets quiet. Weather In
England rAther unfavorable. Mixed Amer.
loan corn and rcd winter wheat 70 arrive
advanced 81, hrmcr and held higher; No.
= lpstng N ID, No. , spring - "a, western
willAv hi mlxcd western corn 1seAdy 81
II fkd. Demand from LnitNd Kingdom
S~SIss ~ S 'css AZ x%. Si,:s ' A'
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Browns Iron BIrTERs is

Browns Iron BlrTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cihchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alccholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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The steamer Africa, from New York
March y, for Lsith and Hamburg, 10 con
eidersd lost.