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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Archbishop Wood and the Grand
Army Of the Republic.

fBy telegraph 10 The Displtch.l
bishop Wood was recently petitioued by
Catholic comrades OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic to be allowed the following
privileges That requiem mass may be
celebrated on DecOratiou-pay, Nav 30th,
for the reposc Of the souls Of deceased COM
rades. and the Grand Army OF the Republic
be permitted to attend the services in the
dress or Uniform OF their organization. and
that the posts be allowed to attend the func-
raj services Of their deceased comrades in
Catholic churches and cemeteries. To-day
the Archbishop replied TO the committee
appointed to wait upon him, and declined
10 grant their petition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Accidents 10 Ocean Steamers.
fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l


New YORK, May lS.-The steamer Cha
teau Leoyllle, which arrived here to-day
from Bordeaux. reports that on May 18th,
in latitude 40 AZ, longitude $40 ~, she
passed the steamer Egyptian Monarch ~
ing-to repairing machinery; did not re-
qIre assistance; all well.
The steamer state OF Florida, which az.
rived Yesterday from Glasgow. reports that
on Nav 10th. in latitude 10 ~, longitude
G4o 2Gi. she passed an Anchor Line steamer
fprobably the Aasatia) with engines disa'
bled and piston-rod loose, but wanted nc
Assistance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Probable Strike OF the Pennsylvania
ErOu-WOrkers.
10y telegraph to The Dlspatch.l

PITTSBURGH. May 49, President jarrett.
OF the AmalGmated Association, said last
night that they would present last years
scale to the manufacturers, and if ii was
not signed by June lSt 4 strike would GER
tainy take place, and the Association would
make no concessions. The manufacturers
are equally determined, and assert posi-
lively that the scale will not be signed UNI
less the workmcn submit 10 a reduction.
The outlook at present is not favorable for
a settlement OF the troubles between the
iron-manufacturers and wOrkmen, and q
general shutdown Of the mills On June lst
appears inevitable.
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fatal Termination Of a Fcud.

IBy lcItgraph % ihc Dlspatch.I
New ORLEANS, May lS.-A Times Dem
0crat Enterprise Miss special says: Dr..
j. NJ. Byrd. prominent young physician
OF Padding, shot and killed Captain Will
liam Br1me, eX-Sheriff OF Jasper county.
to-day, in the streets Of Pauldng. They
began firing almost simultaneously when
about forty yards apart, and advanced close
enough for Brame to strike Byrd with a
stick. Both parties exhausted their pistols.
Brame died almost instantly from a shot in
the right side. Byrd was uninjured, eX-
cept by blow from Brame's stick. A
feud had existed between the men forsOmc
time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Los, DIV of the washington Races.
fBy telegraph to the DispaIch.I

WASHINGTON, May 1s.-First racc-mile
and one eighth. all agcs-ilomespun first,
Flower of Meath second, Joe Murray third
Time, 1854.
Second race-handcap sweepstakes, all
ages, mile and a quarter-lIilarity first
Laura Glass second, Helen Wallace third.
Time. 2:l09.
Third Washington cup, two miles
and quarter-Duke OF Montalban first,
Hartford second, Hilarity third. Time,
4:04.
Fourth race-mile dash for beaten
horses-Topsy first. Prosper second, lie
Petit Due third. Time, l:45l,
Fifth and last race-mie and a half, over
six hurdles-Jim McGowan first, Kitty
Clark second, Calebrock third. Time, 1903.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Norfolk and western Railroad.
RESIGNATION or TIE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch
PETEBsBURG, Va. May 1S.-Ata meeting
OF the Board OF Directors Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad. at Philadelphia,
yesterday, George W. Tyler rendered his
resignation as president OF the road, but
the Board refused to accept it. Major
Henry Fink rendered his resignation a.
vice-president and business manager, to
take effect June 3Oth. Major Sands, OF
Pennsylvania, was elected superintendent
OF the Norfolk and Western and Shenan-
doah Valley railroads; Mr.. McDonads.
controller; and G.. X. WarmeS, treasurer.
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Fatal Railroad Accidents.

TIY icIOETaln % Inc DlspaIfn.T
AUGUSTA, Me-. May lS.-At noon to-day
collision occurred on the Maine Central
railroad ut Brown Corner, NaSsllboro'
five and a half miles above Augusta. be.
tween a freight train and special engine
Charles Small. OF Augusta, engineer OF the
freight train, was killed, and Albert XII.
gore, engineer OF the special, had his back
and legs broken, and will probably die
Both OF the firemen were also injured.
MONTREAL. May 1S.-On the Canada.
Pacific railway to-day. between HOchelcga
and Montreal. a freight train collided will
horse and wagon, killing two men who
occupied the wagon. The ears left tho
track and several were wrecked.
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1852. In the mean time orders were given
by the Court that a continual dcath-watch
of two guards be kept mp until the day of
execution. which shall be public. This was
SOMETHING UNUSUAL
in Georgia, rs the custom has been for the
past twelve years that executions be pri-
vate.
The prisoner asked the Court, ~ a last
request. that he be buried by his victim. rs
he would rather go TO hell by her side than
70 90 TO Heaven elsewhere.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. MAY Is.-trcnangc. asa. Gov
enmcuis irregular: new ~. lu2A bid. new as.
i13a: new A.. ll9k: new g.. lu2s. Money. *
G3 per cent. State bonds icliurclcs.. Sub-Irca-
sury balances Gold. slll42s,0pO; currency,
f7.GO&.OO0.
4 better feeling prevailed to-day In The stock
market than for some days pact ~ opened 4s1t
below yesietd close but during most of the lrst
hour, thong irregular. there was general tendcn-
cy inward. and the result was nm advance OF = as,
I'D by Western Union and Wabash. Afterwards
Wabash reacted ! and the rest of The list a frac-
ton. after which the market became strong, with
an occasional fractional reaction. anu sold mp 20
the close. the advance ranging IRON Z 10 -, IN
which Southwestern stock, Pacific Mail, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, and Western Union
were the most conspicuous. The market closed
generally stronger With an advance on tie day OF
4qlH, the latter Texas Pacific and Western Union.
transactions. 100000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nav lS.-Nrgnia 6's, consoh-
,lated 80: new s.. 5lA. Bid to-day.
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no CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS win be received for The next yen
DAYS for the DRAINING, SHAPING, AND
KEEPING IN ORDER for three years, or enc
section 81 the Broad-Slrect road, beginning az q
point $50 yards above the falr-Grounds ana enc
ing NJ WOOGson's shop. distance OF 5000 yards
The contractor VIII also bid. as separate lienl,
for GRANELLING from onc-haf To one mile OF
said section, commencing at the crossing OF Ba-
cons branch and working up The road contractor
10 furnish the gravel and apply The same Tor
Width OF twelve fee, and a depth of nine lnches'
state the price for each half mile.
For further specifications apply TO The under
signed JAMES +. EEDD,
Commissioner Of Roads.
MAY IA. 1888. my l3-eod5t
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nAGGAGE.MAsrER.s PRAIsE.

BAGG AGE-MAsTER'S PRAISE.
3lr. II. BARRY, baggage-mastcr on Eastern rail-
road, Boston, says:
Il have used Hunts Remedy. the great kidney
and liver medicine, in my family for months. II
was recommended by friends in Portsmouth who
have been cured Of kidney troubles, and / find it
just as represented and worth IFS weight in gold.
Ny wife Is using it for dyspepsia. and has improved
so rapidly that chcerfully endorse it as a family
medicine of real merit. and would not be without
IT,"
April 81. 1883. my 17-Thtwl Sa&Tu
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q Criticisms on the Popc's Circular.

DUBLIN, May 1S.-Michael Dayitt, in a
letter forwarding subscription to the fund
being raised for parncll, says the Papal
circular to the clergy is prciudiced and un-
Just, and must evoke strongly painful re-
sentiment on the part Of the people
Mr.. IIcaly. member Of Parliament for
Wexford. in sending n subscription TO the
fund, says: ''Ircland will neither take re-
ligion from MIR. Errng,on nor gratitude
frOmsRIme.r
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The Dodge-Ciiy Troubles.

bN ItIi BTtII U NV I'I'I'IE'l''I
ST. LOUIS, May 1S.-The Adiulanl,'en-
ersl Of the State OF Kansas, Thomas Moon
light, il at Dodge City, and, in connection
with the city authorities, is endeayoring to
restore order i'm the town. The Governor
Of Kansas SAYS: Luke Short, who was
driven from the town by the authorities
during the recent agitation, has right to
return and will be protected II he should
desire TO again take up his abode there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
McxicO.s Debt.
IN telecrnnh to tl.e nl.natch. |

Nv Telegraph % lie Dlspatch.I
CITY or MEXICO, May is.--Pryaic tclc-
grams from London announce the settle
ment OF the English debt. The terms mc
understood to be the issue Of new & Ter
cent bond, for hall OF the Old per cent.
debt. the hondholdcr, to make a new loan
OF 2O.O0O,00O at 9 per cent. interest, which
is TO be guaranteed by a percentage OF Gus
toms duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

10y w Fl III To tIIV III7IIIIU'T
NASHVILLE, May iS.-Thc Episcopal
Convention Of the Diocese OF Tennessee
was in session at ClarksyiIle on Wednes-
day. 4 division OF TIE diocese was de-
cided upon by large majority. This will
create separate diocese OF the Western
division Of the state. The matter has been
referred to the General Trionnial Conyen-
ton OF the Church, which meets at rhIla-
dclphia in the fall, for confirmation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Trouble Among siik.weayers,
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatcii.I

PATERSON. n. j., May lS.-A mass-meet-
ing of silk-operatlyes was he'd last hignt
I'm Continental Hall 10 consider whether TO
OF Ter general strike or only resist i,lr-
Their reduction OF wages. \ resolution
yges passed against reduction, but before
tine meeting could proceed further COM
mnnistic crowd broke it up. with great
noise and threats Of violence 70 lie EXecl'
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su,,r for Damages for Free Passes


TiV flTpETNVN
ROCHESTER,. y. Y, May ls.-Suit has just
heen commenced By the directors OF the
international Bridge Company and the
Niagara Falls Suspension Bridge Company
against the Grand-Trunk Railway Com
nanv n recover $4,000 damages because
the defendant failed 10 furnish the plaintiffs
nineteen free masses over all the roads that
cross the Suspension bridge, I'm der contract
antcrcd into IN 1888
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Here Dunn Acquitted.
fBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

10y ICTIETITT Nv T-U UT-TTTIVH'T
CHICAGO. May lS.-At $50 O'Clock to-
night the jury in the case Of Jerc Dunn,
on trial for the murder of Elliott the puei-
list. returned verdict OF not guilty, after
being out since O'Clock this afternoon,
and the prisoner was Immediately d.
charged. The result was received with
loud cheering by the crowd assembled In
tho street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
vnc Production OF Rolled Iron.
lEy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

EN IVITEINITT 7" w II ''''''I
PmLApELPmA. May 1S.-The secretary
OF the American Iron ana Steel Assocla-
ton has prepared statistics OF the manufac-
ture Of all grades Of rolled iron in Penn
sylyania and Ohio. the two largest pro-
ducing States. during the past year. The
production OF rolled iron in this State was
i.I23.SS6 tom. being a decrease OF 130,9S0
tons compared with 1881. The production
in Ohio during 1882 was 35G.G0S tons, or
10.ss1 tons i'm excess Of the previous year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Kentucky Democratic Convention.


Nv fTI0gI NIIIT " ~ '7'-F'''V'I'I
LOUISVILLE. MAY lS.-ln the Democratic
Convention this morning, alter number
OF ballots had been taken, captain James
X. Hindman, late Of the Federal army,
was nominated for Lieuienant-Goyernor
over CAPTAIN Allen, late Confederate SOL
der. The Convention renominated by ac-
clamation the present incumbents: General
Fayette Hewitt as Auditor James w.
TATE as Treasurer, and j. Desha Pickett
Superintcndent OF Public instruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Rusiness Failures.
fRv telegraph TO the Dispatch.

NEW YORK, May lS.-The business iali-
urcs throughout the country during the
week number III, against 1876 last week:
Tho d;stribntion was: New England
States. "a: Middle states. %; Southern,
20: Western, Sc; Pacific states and Terri
tories. 10; Canada, II; and New York
cjtv. T.
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| urtwAtekh, May lS.-Flour dull and nominal
! Wheat steady: No. . Milwaukee, - Oe..- iOcs !,
! Nav. sI.Os. Corn higher; No. ?. 3bsc. oats
/ lrmer: No. >, 49, white l0Niotc; FRO
! Lari"Primc steam. 81 l.sJ cash and June. HOES
| slDnhN ~ III shl I'D.
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siIvcr-Nine Sold for Fen Dollars.

TNy IFICETAUN % Inc UIsMICN.I
LEBANON, Pa, May 1S.-To-day the In
diantown-Gap ,ilyer-minc was sold by the
sheriff OF Lebanon county for $40 10 Bass
Ter Bower. About $4,000 have been eX-
pended IN developing the mine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19

Hotel Goldsmith. 14l6 Trcmon, street, Boston.
April %, 1sSG.
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n.f.caring Refused.

TTy 1VT-F "
LYScaBuRG, Va. May lS.-Judge Wing
field to-day refused Il rehelring OF the cou-
BON eases. and counsel for the City Tres,
surer took an appeal to the Supreme Court,
under ad,icc Of the Attorney-General,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or RICHMOND AND MECKLENBURGl
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHASE CITY, I
NFcKIFNBUItC COUNTY. VA. May IL. 1853.
CEALED PROPOSALS + OR THE
- GRADUATION, DAsONRY, and BRIDGING
on the Richmond and MeckienoLrE rAllf91a DC
ceiycd AZ THIS Office until JUNE lsT, 1888.
Detailed information, specincsti.ils ana icfmS
Of proposal can be obtained on apphe@'ioh 81 ''i'
Office. - 49,
The company reserves the right 70 reject any or
All bids Il. II. TAi,COTT,
my ltd chef Engineer.
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Louisville.

LOUISVILLE May s.-flour unchanged. Wheat
ouict: NJ. ? rcd winter, sllbWrI.l2. Corn
tuict: 40. = white. % o.; NJ. miNcL Die.
Oats quict: mixed western, i1c. Provisions
steady and IN far dem iui. New u,ss inrh,
S27.05 RuIk.mea's- shoulders. Sc. Bgccn-
Shoulder. gsc. Iltm-->ugm- ~ ttl@tc.
Lard unchanged; choice kcttic. lZisltl3c. hls-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
Moro Gninl CYCLONES.
HOUSES DESTROYED AND PEOPLE INJURED IN
TEXAS.
lBy telegraph to The Dlspatch.l


fBy telegraph 10 The Dlspatchl
GALVESTON, May 1s.--A special 70 the
Neics says: A cyclone struck the west side
Of the city Of Denison at II O'Clock yester-
day morning. A small house, occupied by
the family OF James Burch, was blown to
atoms. Miss Burch and child were Sc
rlously injured. The Baptist church was
completely demolished. The brick resi-
dencc Of Andrews & McMurthy was blown
down, and Mrs. McMurthy and her mother
were buried in the debris. but IL is thought
that they are not fatally injured. The col
ored school was torn from It's foundation
and badly wrecked. Many houses were
moved from their places, and fences and
shade-trees suffered. The cyclone lasted
only minute, but the rain fell in torrents.
A PORTION or NEBRASKA SWEPT.
OMAHA, NEB., May lS.-A cyclone swept
through the eastern portion OF the State
last evening. wrccking several houses and
two scho0l-buildings at Valparaiso, and IA
tally iniurins woman and two children.
The wires are down and details are unob-
tainablc. The cyclone touched the south
west portion Of Omaha. doing slight dam
age to several houses, but iniuring 10 one.
bllLDlN6S DESTROYED IN WlSCONSlN-SENERE
STORM At CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, May Is. 1t Is learned here that
"a cyclone passed north OF Racine, Wis, this
evening, and that 4 number Of buildings
were destroyed. The telegraph-wires went
down, and al communication north is cut
off.
An unusually severe wind and rain
storm is prevailing here, signs being
whisked oil and general clatter prevailing
about the streets. Fears are entertained
that the shipping outside viii he driven
across TO the east shore. a Squal this
afternoon blew down about 400 feet in
length and 80 feet in width OF the temp0ra-
ny building for the coming exposition OF
railway appliances. -Four workmen were
injured. The damage will be repaired in
a foM dlNs
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tive Committee OF the silk-Weayers' Friend
~ and Protective Union OF the United
States, this committee having taken a de-
cidcd stand against communism.
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a Connccticui.River steamer burned.
FIVE LIVES LOST AND NINE HORSES BURNED.
lBy telcgraIh % Tho Disnaichl

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch
HARTFORD. Conn, May 1S.-The steamer
Granite State, which runs between this
city ION the Connecticut river and New
York, was totally destroyed by fire this
morning while approaching the dock at
Goodshced's Landing, forty-one miles be-
low Hartford, on her way TO this city.
She was coming into the dock when
the fire broke ont forward, and spread
so rapidly that nothing was saved. Five
lives are known to have been lost
four by burning and one by drowning
The drowned person was Mrs. &. L..
Maine. of New Haven. who. with her hus-
band, jumped overheard into the river.
Her husband reached the shore. An effort
was made to bring the steamer TO the dock,
but the fire spread with such rapidity that
1t was impracticable. Her stem was swung
i'm, however, and most OF the crew and pas
sengers jumped from the burning steamer
TO the wharf, while some jumped into the
river and swan ashore. II is not known
how the fire originated. The bodies OF all
the persons burned cannot bc identified.
One body mas been recognized ~ that Of
the second cook. namcd Jackson. OF the
persons burned two are supposed TO have
been cmigrant passengers. Nine horses
were also burned.
Latcr-The body OF Mrs. G. L. Maine,
OF New Haven, has been recovered. She
was on her bridal trip. and sprang over
board with her husband. They sank three
times. when Maine became cntangled in o
paddlc-Whcel and was saved. Il i, now
thought that Mrs. Maine and the second
cook. named Jackson. colorcd man. were
the only persons drowned. There are
two dcck-passengers still unaccounted for.
however.
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HOTEL COMFORT, ,,.
IL QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly-furnished hotel IS row
open Tor the reception Of guests. This hotel, hay
ing been fitted W with the greatest at'fnupn ="
ihe modern requirements cf the travelling pubic,
supplies want long eXpcI .enced by those NisliHg
Hampton I'm quest Of comfort, economy. clNillly'
well-proparcd food, cleanliness, and pOhieness'
seals 40 all hours IA restaurant. Speclal terms
for families.
LARGE samplC-r0oms for commercials whose pa
tronage IS especially asked for C1inmelciAi ldte''
40 per day u. BARNARD, Proprietor,
mn -d3in Late Manager of BOn-Air Hotel.
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SASH. BLINDS, DOORS, dc.
a OWEN.

a. OWEN,
w MAsUFACTuRrRs or
SASH. BLINDS, DOORS, M0ULDINGs,
BR ACkETS, &C.,
AND DEALERS IN BUILDERS HARDWARE,
TWELFTH STREET
BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD. -
M, 2.9u kNiiFUhlt 80
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CdCAs O.. May ls--flonr unchanged. Regular
whea active and lowcrat : l.oeA. Corn nnseltet
and generally higher; 5O1so36.fc. cash, opsV
56tc. MAY. oats fairly active and shade hlgh.r'
4I}sm4 lie. cash. Ilec. Ma. PORK IN iair DC
mand and lower: sl9.2OHt 10 % q y, an May.
Lard IN fair demand and lowe 40 - 30 !, tsh
md NAV. gulk-mcats in fir dcminG shoulders.
rs: short rib. 5000; short clear :il. NhisAey
et,adv aud unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-05-19
A MOTHERS Awrrr. CRIME.

littIe Raby Zimmerman killed While
Peacefully >lccpiu1- Long suffering be-
thrones LovaSle Woman's Reason and
Makes Her Nnrslercss.
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SWIFT'S SPECIFIC.
HAD scRorULA FOR SEVENTEEN YEARS.

have suffered from Scrofula about seventeen
years. TIC disease being mostly confined 10 NV
LEGS and ankles. my -hin-bOncs were covered with
large ulcers and one mass Of rotten flesh. and lhc
odor almost unbcarabe. Al remedies and treat
ment, which tried rallied t. DO me any good. Al
last began taking 5. :. =. continuing for about
four months. and AN CERTAINLY WELL. /
took = - $. under the supervision Of physician OF
twcnty-s.N yeas active practice by Your order.
Previous to taking :. IS at times corld scarcely
walk Now can walk all day.and have 70 thank
=. : =. and 1t only for nv cure.
THOMAS MCFARLAND,
81 Foundry street, Atlanta, Ca.
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. May Is. 1888.
sALEs-FfgsT EOARD.-20 shares Atlanta aud
Charlotte Railroad stock az 20, 30 Co. at 20, 30
DO. AZ 80.
SECOND BOARD.-1O shares Auan,a and Char
lote Railroad stock at G0ii, 10 do al 69t, 10 do.
O9s.
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s1.OOO RTWARD


will be paid 90 any chemist Who Will find, on ana'y-
sis Of 100 bottles :. :. =, particle of Mcrcu-
nv. IOdide Potassium. OF any mineral substance.
HE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Write for the LITTLE BOOK, which will be
mailed free. my lS-IW
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BALTIMORE. Nav iS.-Virnnia 6's, console
dated. 80: new s.. 5lA. Bid to-day.
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BALTIMORE

CTSCINNArI. May ls.-Flour heavy; nmily'
nand: 40. . red winter spot, Sl.lf. Gem strong
and higher ~ 81 90 q. cash. oats nrn A.
45tc. Pork dull ~ 5000. lard dun at = l.3o.
Bulk-ncats uominlliy uueh7nlcf. Bacon steady
and In fair demand. shoulders es.-74; clear
rib. SLICE: clear. SD. Whisky steady ~
.Sl.l3. sugar unchanged Hog, weak; COM
mon aud light SGo $40; packing and buicI-
fr,'. 81. 75M ~. 80.
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steamer old Dominion, " kcr New York,
merchandise and passengers, g.. ". Allen Co.,
agents. 80.
steamer wyoming, Smith. Philadelphia, Iner-
chandisc. !. v. Met arri =. sgcl;.
sieamr. Ariel, piuui f.l. i.. m s.ate5
mai. n ftfit. .ii e.. .'. Il. lAtar :,
,urcrini irt,nt
schooner John =. Sanford. lie ndrcu. Boston,
coal. e. St0rrs; Currie & co.
schooner arctic, Powell Sorfolk, truck barrels,
Carrie Go.
schooner Annie " liervCn, Chamber, Perm
Amhoy. ri road ties, NorsCl, Lc1Ac Cos 'os-
sci, Curtis 4 Parker.