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Nou.TxpIosiye Dynamite.

The Indian agents OF an explosives CON-
panv recently invited several persons 10
inspect their dynamite stores at Baely
khall. near llourah, IN India. I'm the dyna-
mite-magazinc the party inspected some
seven hundred boxes containing dynamite,
built up i'm rows on trestleS standing about
one foot from the floor. y box containing
CITY pounds Of dynamite WAS taken ont OF
the magazine. and was opened 10y mallet
and wedge. An india-ruhher waterproof
lining was then found. which enclosed ten
packets, each containing five pounds OF dy-
Mantle. The dynamite itself Is red pasty
substance. made up ~ cartridges about
three inches long and one inch diameter,
each cartridge weighing about two ounces.
and enclosed in cartridge paper, which l.
nitro-glycenne proof. \ box containing
fifty pounds of dynamite was selected hy
one Of the company. and experiments were
carried ont demonstrating the safety OF
dynamite even when subjected 10 very yio-
lent treatment. The box was first placed
Al the bottom Of a pit seven feet deep, and
over II. nj a height ~ twenty-five feet, SuS-
spendcd by rope from pulley. q block OF
iron weighing 2l4 pounds. \ small primer
Of dynamite. with electric fuse and detO-
nator attached, was fixed to the rope
lust above the block OF iron. The Specta-
tors retired. and M % given signal the
charge was fired, seyerinG the rope, and
the block of iron icil ON the box contain
ing the dynamite. completely smashing
through it. and breaking up the cartridges,
but it failed 10 explode or even TO ignite
the dynamite. 4 cartridge was then taken
ont and exploded 10y means OF q dctOna-
tor and safety fuse 10 show that the dyna-
mite was genuine. Twenty pounds OF
gunp0wdor were then exploded under
plate Of iron. on which was resting
q box containing ten pounds Of dyna-
mite. The plate was sent flying into the
air TO the height Of about POO feet; the box
was smashed 10 pieces Immediately the
gunpoWder exploded: the two tiye-pound
packets Of dynamite were blown into the
air with the plate, and on falling to the
ground did not explode or take fire. \
cartridge from The same box was then eX-
plodcd on the ground by means OF de-
t0nator and fuse to show that it
was not a dummy. The next experiment
consisted in placing pound Of gunpowdcr
i'm five pound packet Of dynamite. The
gunpowder was then exploded by means
OF q fuse without detonatOr; il set fire 10
the dynamite caTtringes and threw them in
all directions. but did not explode them.
The next experiment was That packet OF
dynamite was ignited by means Of fuse
without decorator; il burned rapidly
away. bat did not explode.
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Disastrous Fire in Maryland.

WESTMINSTER. MD., April l0.-l'he most
disastrous fire ever known in this city oc-
Cured last night, originating in Jacob
Thompson's livery stable, in which Bob
Thompson and Aaron Shancr, employees,
were burned 10 death; also, thirty horses
burned. including the Lutheran church.
Loss, $4,000. The fire cleared the whole
and up Carroll street.
Two chemical and one steam engine ar
rived at 3:lj from Baltimore. but the fire
was under control. and they were not used.
The fire was started at 1899 last night, and
was under control at , this morning. Rain
set i'm at o'clock.
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The South Carolina EiectiOn-Fraud
Trials.

WASHINGTON. April lo.-Judge Mackey,
~ south Carolln1. has had a conference
wi.h the Attorncy-Gcncral touching South
Carolina elortion-fraud trials. Complaint
i made that special United states at
torncvs have caused arrests to be made
mon information and belief. Those thus
arrested were compelled TO 90 some di,-
lance to appear before l ni'ed states o.
1cers to give bail. This Judge Mackey
thought should be corrected, ana That an
rests should not be made except upon
snecjfic alterations duly sworn to.
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Fire AT Providence.

PROVIDENCE, April 1O.-The Lyman cot
ton.mill in North Providence, owned by
II. c. White and run by +. Is. Johnson,
was burned this morning. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. Fifty operatives are
thrown out OF employment. The mill was
insured for S2G,30O in the .Etna, Hartford,
Orient. and Connecticut Companies. OF
Hartford; Continental and Citizens, of New
York; Mechanics, Of Brooklyn, n. Y, and
the North British OF London. The stock
was insured for SOL in the Equitable Il
Providence, lEtna Of Hartford, and Pho
nix and Connecticut OF Hartford.
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r,,o .rL,nsos ;gurricane-Loss of Lii e

IIor SPRINGS. ARE. April l0.-Reports
OF the late hurricane at points remote from
railroads and telegraphs show that great
DAMAGE was done beyond the Anachita
river There was also considerable loss Of
lie John Neu>h and his wife, living fi-
teen mics south OF the river, were killed
Inv fallinC timber. Near Johnson's ferry
Theodore Wilson was killed by his house
t,IIin~ an him. The destruction OF houses
and Scattering OF fences was complete
along the track OF the storm, and much
property was destroyed between Celiria
and the Anachita river, east OF this place.
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Great Prairie Fire i'm NebrasiIa-Loss
of Life and Property.

LINCOLN, NEB., April l0.-The most de-
structiye prairie fire that ever occurred in
this section is devastating the country a
few miles north OF this city. Mrs. Dalton.
q former wife, was ,uilocaied while fight
ing the fire. one report says she was
burned to death. Many other accidents
are reported. Barns, houses, granaric>.
and hay-stacks were licked up by the
flames. 1t j. estimated that fily square
miles Of territory have been burned over,
and the latest accounts say the fire is still
raging. The flames light up the heavens
for miles around.
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King Humberf's Proposed Visit to
Berlin.

PARIS, April 1O.-Thc Republique Fran
caiSe says negotiations are pending be-
tween Italy and Germany with regard to
the proposed visit OF King IIumbert to
Berlin. which, It il suggested. shall be
made at an carly day. The same paper
says Bismarck strongly urges that the visit
be made.
The 1dgJiqH says it is expected that the
Emperor Francis Joseph will visit King
Humbcrt Mt Rome before the latter starts
on his trim 10 Germany.
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One of the Ph~nix-Part Murdcrers
Will Plead Guilty.

LONDON. April IO.-A dispatch from
Dublin says it is understood there that one
Of the men who actually participated in the
murder Of Lord Cavendi>h and Under
Secretary Burke has declined to be defend
ed on his trial. and has declared his inten-
ton to plead guilty, as he feels that there is
no hope OF escaping conviction. The name
Of the man is withheld His statement re-
garding his participation in the crime will
be made in the dock where he has previous
ly stood 10 answer for the murder0us Of
fence. The man referred to is obviously
Patrick Delany.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK,


NEW YORK, April Noon.-stocks quiet and
weak. Money. 54d6 per cent. txchange-LOng.
1894 short, 1S5l. State bonds neglected Gov
ernnenis firm.
Notwithstanding, is3. Governments firm !;
new DIS, log bid: new 4k's, ll3L; new As.
ll9E; new 81, lob bid. Money, Sm3 per cent.
state bonds firm. Sub Treasury balances Gold.
sl23,l55: currency. t6.5j4.
Speculation active and irrcgdlar, mainly strong,
opening So i of from yesterdays close. Aftcr a
further fall of 50z In the carly dealings, the mar
kct strengthened, aud ut | \. NJ. under tie lead
of Lackawanna and Louisville and Nashville. sold
up hHt. About noon a reaction Of 4 dl occur
red. Pacific Mail aud Louisyille and Nashville
leading. subsequently, the market became strong,
then huOyant. and mp 10 within few minutes ~
the close recorded "a advance Of IN Lacka-
wanna. Union Pacific, and Richmond and West
Point: Ia in New Jersey Central. Denver, and
Missouri Pacific: h0f I'm the rest Of the h~f. The
market closed slightly or from the highest point
and at an advance on the days transactions OF
AM1a. Lackawanna WAS tie chief feature to-day
both - o. strength and number Ot shares handled
nOl.pOOD. Yesterday was presumed 20 be the
turning point I'm the stock market for better prices
and larger business. TO-day's dealing, fuliY Dear
out that conclusion. Transactions, i3o0UO shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. april 1O.-Virrsla 6's, consoli-
dated, 80: second series. 49, past-sluc coupons
%; new IO-fo's. 344; new 80, 81. Bid today.
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A Fall or Forty Feet, Head First.

Especial ftIeRrhIn 10 INC DIsphIch.I
NORFOLK, VA, April 10.-Tbis morning
Charles Il. Potts, Of GreensvlIle county,
employed as peanut-grader at the es-
tablishment OF Walter 4 Co., on Atlantic
street, missed bis footing while engaged in
the fourth story OF the building and fell,
head first, through the elevator to the bot
tom floor, n distance OF forty feet. He
struck on his hands and head, breaking
both arms and crushing his skull. lie was
taken to st. Yincent's Hospital.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Movements OF the Presidential Party-Thc
Arkansas Hurricane; Loss of Lire-Strikc
OF Freight Brnkemen-The United States
Crop Rcpcrt-FataI Powder Explosion
Cincinnati Cignr-Mnkers ON n Strike
Murdcrcrs Lynched-Sbot While Attempts
ina TO Escape-i'cayy Rains in Alabama
uneasiness In Ouawa, Canada Destruc-
tive Conhaeration at Westminster. Nd
$4,000 Blaze at Providence, II. LEX
citing Events in Europe, &c.
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The Indian Troubles.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Indian-Agent
Wilcox, OF san Carlos agency, telegraphs
to Commissioner Price rumor that COM
pany OF rangers is being organized at
Tombstone, and that the general indica-
tions point to IN invasion Of the San Carlos
reservation. He adds that the result Of
such IN invasion would be disastrous.
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x,co.Ront picked In.

SAVANNAH, April lG.-The bark Stats
Minister stang, which arrived here yes
terday from liverpool, reports that in lati-
b,de AZ minutes 30 seconds, longitude lc
minutes 80 seconds, on the Sd instant, she
picked M liie-boat marked "Glamls
Castle, Glasgow"
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY, April 10, 1888.
SALEs-FrnsT BoARD.-S9 virginia ax-receiy-
able coupons. new. At As; 1000 Petersburg Rail-
road "Class B" bonds Mt 72H; 5 shares Citizens
Bank at %; 900 Virginia new 3's at 81.
SECOND BoARD-l,000 Petersburg Railroad
bonds, " Glass b. at 72s; 800 Richmond city 6's
at ll5; 1000 Atlanta and Charlotte iheomes
at II.
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BALTIMORE
CINCINNATI.

CTvCfNNATT, Ami 1O.-FlOur dull; family,
$1,000 S4.S5. Wheat in fair demand 1t SLOT.
spot. Corn hrm at 53c. spot. Oats stronger at
az 4JH45sc. Pork steady az $3.50. Lard ilrn
clcar rib. 30 Bacon unchanged. Whisky iIm
atsII3 sugar unchanged. Hogs active and
firm: common and light, s6.2jG s7.OJ; packing
mud Iutrhpr,' $1,000 =.
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NEW ORLEANS, April TO- The Times
Democrats TblbodeauX (La.) special says:
A break OF thirty-iiye feet occurred on the
plantation formerly owned by Littleiohn
on Bayou La Fourche Yesterday morning
and Is still widening. No efforts are being
made to close It..
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A Murderer Lynched in Alabama.

ATLANTA, GA, April 10.-Samuel Lewis
(colored), who murdered "Dink' Weems
(also colored) on February the 18th was
taken from the Jail at Amberson's station,
Ala, last night by mob OF six white men
and seventy-five negroes, and hanged. He
had confessed his guilt.
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8rody,s Tria. postponcd.

DUBLIN. April l0.-Thc trial OF Joe Brady
has been postponed until tomorrow. owing
to DR.. webb Adams declining to conduct
the defence Of the prisoner. DR.. Adams
gave rs his reason that he was not prepared.
The courthouse was strongly guarded
aCain to-day
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MARsEILLES. April l0.-Seyen thousand
dock laborcrS struck work here this morn
ing. Up to o'clock this afternoon the
strikers had committed no unlawful acts.
The authorities have nevertheless taken
measures Tor the prompt suppression OF
disorders. The streets frequentcd by the
men are being patrolled by mounted gen
dnrmes.
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Cigar-Mnkcrs OF n Strike.

CINCINNATI, April 10.-TweIye hundred
cigar-makers are on strike here. They
demand an increase OF 81 per 1,00C in con-
sequence OF the taking of Of the tax OF SO
per 900. At meeting this morning it was
reported that several manufacturers had
agreed TO give the increase.
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The Logan House, at Murpbysborough,
Ills, the oldest hotel in the city, owned by
Mrs. Rogers, sister Of General Logan,
was burned Sunday night. Mrs. Rogers and
two girls narrowly escaping with their
lives. X. w. Swope, traveller for Adams
a. Watkins, 81. Louis, who Is Chicago
man, was burned 10 death.
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Murderer Shot while Attempting TO
ESCauc.

CHICAGO, April l0.-A dispatch to the
Ddiiy Ne,cS from VickSburg, Miss, says
"GeOrge Smith, who recently murdered
Albert BOykin, a young preacher in this
State, while attempting to escape this
morning was shot dead.
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Woods i'm Southern Russia.

VIENNA. April ia large section OF the
country i'm the southern part OF Russia Is
covered by water, owing to the floods in
the rivers. Traffic on The railways Ia, been
suspended temporarily.
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Two Men Killed by an Explosion OF
Powder.

BOsToN, April 10.-An explosion occur
red in one Of the buildings Of the Ameri-
can Powder Company, at Acton, Mass,
this morning, killing two men-one named
Byder, the other unknown. The loss is
not heavy.
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Heavy Rains I'm Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, April 10.-There
have been heavy rains for the past few
days in all parts Of Alabama. All the
watcr-courses rose too early in the season
to do much damage, but some corn will
have to be rcplantcd.
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BERLIN, April l0.-AccOunts OF dread
ful domestic tragedy have been received
from Cham. Bavaria. \ ropemakcr Killed
his wife. mother-in-laW, and TWO sons. and
then ended his own life 10y taking poison.
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CHATTANOOGA. April 10.-The Southern
Press Association will meet here on We'd
nesday, April 18th. There will be quite
large attendance. An enjoyable pro-
gramme has been arranged for the enter
tainment Of the visitors.
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Lawyers will gladly learn that Brough-
am, the great English barrister, was al
ways careful OF his throat, and further that
DIR. BULBS Cough Syrup Is the best remedy
for bronchitis aud other throat troubles.
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CnorKERy. GLASSWARE, &c.

COOD NEWS.-THE UNDERSIGNED
II ,yitI ,llow "a discount of 20 PER CENT. ON
ALL GOODs PURCHASED From THIS Dh l,.l,e,
irhn tore il To- be remodelled. which necessitates
- ,iytn, Ar mn temuOrarily. such an opportunity
~ ssrnr~ bargains is seldom offered. full line OF
CIiiNN-. Glass, TlNW ARE. TABLE CUT
III" - 49, IA. II. WALLACE,
11,u 400 Broad street.
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The Reason for the Haste in Passing
fIn Eli Rrrnrntn,r ENnlnAiNpS.

LONDON, April 10.-The Times says
there was practical reason for the haste in
which the bill in regard to explosives was
passed through Parliament yesterday, and
explains by stating that some members OF
the dynamite party are believed To be on a
steamer now coming from America.
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The Roya! assent Ia the ELL Relating
TO Explosives.

LONDON. April 1O.-The Royal message
giving assent 80 the bill relating to the pos-
session OF explosive, was read in Parlia-
ment this afternoon.
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Escape Of prisoners.

GALVESTON. April 1o.-The Ne,cS'S spe-
cial says: Yesterday afternoon twenty
four prisoners escaped from Fort Worth
iail. All but four were recaptured.
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Arrests in Ireland.

DUBLIN, April ia number Of arrests
have been made az Letterfrack in connec-
ton with the murder OF Lydens, CON-
mi;ted two years ago. and oil Constable
kgVgnggh.
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Flour-We quote: I ne. s3G$3.2j: superfine,
f3.7jGsi.2J; extra, s4.S0@s5 common FAMILY,
b53JmS5.6O: Patent family. r7@S7.75.
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uAt,iNEINTELLisEsUh.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1883.

Noon sets........ HIS rFeuing.'''.... OIL
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 10, 1883.
Arrived.
Steamer Nellie White, Clifford, Norfolk. United
STATE, mail. merchandisc, aud pa,soa-,r., J.. y.
Tafuw, superintendent
Bark Carib, Letournan, Orchilla Island, guano,
20 order.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke, Hulphcrs New York mer--
chan 1se and passengers, -. M. Allen & CO., agent.
steamer Ashland, Croker. Philadclphia' mer
chaudi.e aud passengers, }. ". hcCauick, agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. APRIL 10, 1883.
[By rccgrph.l
ARRIVED.
steamer Lurav. Schermorhorn, Norfolk. mer-
chanaise and pass nger>. chesapeake ana phl'
Railway Company land sailed pr feturnl.
steamer AccOmac. DelS. merchandise ana pas
seugcrs. Smlthteld. Chesapeake ana ONO Railway
Company land sillcd On reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, NCtarrick. NoTfoA
inerchtndise and passengers. Chesapeake and ono
Railway Company tlnd sailed ON rciurnl.
SAILED.
steamship Falling. salmon, London, from Bead
fort. y. G., having cOaled.
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President Arthur aud Party.

THEY VISIT ORANGE GROvEs-sECRETARY
CHANDLER MEETS WITH An ACCIDENT.
FIELD. FLA, April 10. -Presidcnt Arthur
and party arrived Ut noon yesterday-all
well-after spending sunday at Sanford.
The President is in bad humor at the
annoyances OF the travel and opportunities
for public demonstration, which he posi-
lively declines. The party visited orange
groves at Sanford, Maitland, and Winter
park.
Secretary Chandler fell ont OF the wagon
near Wlntcrpark and suffered severe
Sprain. but was otherwise uniniured. The
party left on the steamer last evening to 90
down the Wissimme river sixty miles fish
ing. The Seminole Indians OF the Walk
in-Wator settlement are preparing TO give
the grcen-corn dance in the Presidents
honor. The party will return ria Sanford
in few days, and the plaza now is TO 90
from Sanford TO New smyrna, on the At
lantic coast. by wagons; thence up the
coast to ST. Augustine, where the steamer
Tallapoosa will wait TO convey the party
direct to Washington. The weather is cool
and showery.
THE PRESIDENT At \ Picnic.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 10.-A spc-
cial TO the Times Union says that the Pre-
sdent left Sanford FOR kisSimmec City yes
tcrday morning on a special train. He
stopped at Wntcrpark and again ut Or
lando 10 attend Sunday->chool picnic.
From kiSslmmee steam yacht will carry
the party down the river about forty miles
70 an island, where black bass are plenti-
full.
INVITATION TO VISIT PENSACOLA.
PENSACOLA, April 10.-The managers of
the Pensacola and Atlantic railroad have
invited President Arthur 10 visit Pensa-
cola. II the invitation is accepted it will
enable the President TO return ria New
Orleans and Louisville. The city OF Talla-
hassee has also invited the President to
visit the capital.
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SEELEY's HARD-RUBBER TRUssEs.

The largest assortment in the safe. All.
TRUSSES that sell are adjusted to the person
by experienced hands, and satisfaction in every
ease guaranteed. T. ROBERTS BAKER,
9l9 cls, Main street. Richmond, Va,
Agent for !. Il. Sool,y 4 CO.. Manufacturers
ap S-cOitAp23
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sALEs REPNRTED TO sFCRETARY.

WHEAT.-Ecd. 81 bushels good % very good
Longbrrfy at Si.lj 10 Sll6; l42 bushels COM
mon to very good >hOrtbcrry ~ Sl.O0 10 rl.l3.
OATS.-24z bushels very good winter on private
terms.
RYE.-1G bushels very good at 65c.
COTTON.-To easy. Receipts, l29 bales. QUOTA
tons: Middhng. 9Ac. low mIddlhg 0M94c.: GOOD
ordinary, sds4c.; ordinary, 7H@ 7,c.; stained
Od &c.
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sEELEY,s nARD-RrHBFR THESES.

Fine steel springs. neatly covered with highly
polished Hard Iubcr. Made i'm every desirable
p1ttern, with Pads auatomically constructed.
tfght. cool. cleanly durable: uueIualiei I'm quail
tv. finish. and practical construction. Unaffected
by Time use. ar climate; u,sd in bathing. AL
WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES REDUCED 10
met the popular demand. sold by al leading
druggists and dealers ai the usual price Of common
IN -.
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ESTABLISHMENTS:
l347 CHESTNUT STREET PHiLADELFA,C L. :. A.
- FLEET STREET. Eng;
Under the Patronage Of The Worlds Most Eminent


The Correct and Skilful Mechanical Treatment
of HERNIA or ri PIiREa speciality. >'cGrOss's
Revised Edition and fgncw's Late surgery.
REFERENCE: Professors :. -. Gross, 10, Hayes
ANEW. Willard Parker. ". III. PaucOast, Dr.
Thomas O.. Morton. and Others.
TRADE MABk-CAITlON NOTICE From
frequent complaint, Of INFERIOR MUTATIONS
having been supplied On calls tor liARl-HtB-
Der TRTsSl.S." We beg u advise the public aud
trade that the DISTINGUISHING words" llard-kubber
Truss" was on January >, 1858. granted a. Trade
Mark. 10 our CXclu I've use under act Of Congress,
March 3. 1851. Al HARD-Rl BEER TIL esES
sold not stamped" !. Il. SEELEl. NARHANTED,'
are nfrin gcmcnts. against which We sh1ll protect
our customers and trade. NH 2e-eodlm
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 10, 1888.

WHEAT-Whlte, 30 bushels. Red, 1926 bushels.
CORN.-White, 094 bushels.
OATS.-l.OO0 hushcis.
HYE.-l6 bushels.
MEAL.-J2 bushels
ORCEARD-GRASs SEED.-100 bushels.
ElDVK.-ZJO barrels.
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TEISSES.
'I'RIS>ES.
TIE woRLD,s RECOGNITION OF MERIT.

THE WORLDS RECOGNITION or MERIT
LONDON-lsSl-ANNO NCEMENT.
st the late international Medical and sanitary
Exhibition. the worlds most competent Judges re-
cogniz-d their UNEQUALLED ENcELLkNcE by
granting the
ONLY " AWARD OF MERIT" FOR TRts>ES
TO |. Il. sEEELY, PHILADtLPHIA, l. :. n"
lover sixty-eight competitor-l-conhrming their
high favor with Americas most distinguished
surgeons.
EXHIBITION JUDGES FROM THE ROYAL COL
LEGE OF SURGEONs-Ihomas Bryant. +. X. {.
=. Christopher Heath, =. X. &, =, Thomas
smith, +. Il. [. s.; John Wood, T. X. =, j. X.
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PAPERS. BAGS. TwINEs. &c.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH
BUYERS.
IofIera large and well-assortcd stock ~
WRAPPING aud WRITING PAPERS,
PAPER BAGS.
TWINES, ENVELOPES,
INKS. MUClLAGE,
PINS, PkRClLS.
POCKET-BOONS,
PHOTOGRAPn-ALBUM
NOTES, DRAFTS, &C.,
AZ Wholesale FOR CASH,
MANUFACTTRERS' PRICES.
special attention ~
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AID DEALERS IN
GENERAL
Is called 10 above announcements
{. BAUGUNAN, Agent,
aoG-ow 1917 Main street.
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Cox SPRING SUIT. SATIN-LIxED,
'DCC extra nobby. for young neuj selling at
$50. MiSFlT STORE,
ql2 Main street.