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FHOlI,;FRMANY.
kAIZENBACIf. on. GERMANY.l
August ~. 1881.

\ I
August %, 1851.
H0p BiNcrs Company:
Dear >ir,,-I have taken your most precious es-
-euce, Hop Bittcrs-and can already. after 81
short \ time, assure you that teel 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 7 took a lot
Of medicine 10 cure the same, In consequence III
which my stomach got terribly weakened. I snf-
fcrcd from enormous pains. had 10 bear great tor
ments when taking nOurishment, had slecpiess
nights-bui none Of the medicine was Of the least
use 10 me. Now, IN consequence Of taking Hop
Bltters, these pains and lnc0nyeDicnces have en-
tirely left ne, have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
had 10 lly down during the day aud this almost
every hour | shall lsinb IL nay duty to recon-
mend the Biticrs 10 an who suffer. for I am s.re
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
Your preparation. and hope lie win maintain You
"a long time 10 come for the welfare If ,uiiorii
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUssLFR,
tcbr. Roster.
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DRI TETTER.

For years was afflicted with Dry Teiter Of he
most obstinate type. Was treated by many Of the
best physicians; took quantities OF mercury, pot
ash, and arsenic, which, instead Of curing the Tet
ter, crippled me up with mineral poison and rheu-
matism. The letter continued 70 grow worse and
the itching almost made me crazy. In this condi-
ton was induced TO take swlft's Specific, and
the result was as astonishing as It was gratifying.
In a few mouths the Tc'ter was entirely well, the
Mercur!al Poisoning al out Of my system. and
was a well man, and due only to swifts Specific
All Ike sufferers should takeit
JAMES DUNNING. Louisville, KS.
Our treatise ON BLOOD and skin. Diseases mailed
free 70 applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
de Civ Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga.
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FROM pORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
Gentlem en-. Though not In The habit OF pra!siDg
patent medicines, winch for the most part arc not
only useless bat injurious. have constantly used
Hop Bittcrs for the past -four years In cscsof indi-
yestlon debility. fccblene.s Of constitution and In
all disease caused by poor or bad ventilation, want
of air aud exercise. oyerwOrk. and want Of Ape
tlte with the most perfect success.
Il am the irst who introduced your Hop Bltfers
I'm Portugal and spain, where They are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEFOSTE BELLA,
Profession de- Chemic et de Parmacie, Coimbra
University. CoImbra. Portugal.
fde G-1h,Sa.TuSwlml
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Weeks Busincss Failures.

fBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
NEW YORK, December THE business
failures in the last week throughout the
United States and Canadas number 800, as
against 2l2 the previous week. This is the
most formidable list recorded in any one
week for some years past. The increase Is
principally in the western and southern
States and in Canada. In New York city
the assignments comprise Langsdorf a Co..
retail clothiers; j. II. Morrell, storage; 5.
VI. Meyenberg N Co.. silk; and John Paret
q Co.. wholesale clothing.
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A Big New York Failure.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

By Geographic Inc DIapAICT.I
NEW YORK. December THE schedules
in the assignment for the benefit OF credit
ors made by Levy Brothers Co.. clothlerS,
formerly OF Az Broadway, to Solomon IL.
Kohn. were filed to-day IN court. They
show liabilities of S2,470,G39; nominal as
IT'S. 81. $40, 942, and actual assets SLIP, 242.
The contingent liabilities OF the firm are
S73g.Sj5. Among the creditors set down
are unknown holders OF notes to the
amount OF about 81, 1924 600.
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vo1T.rC ELECTRIC PLAsTERs.

IOLLlNS' NOLTAIC ELECTRIC
pr tSTFRS.-FOr the relief and prevention,
mn. ISS1' NST lr Il APPLIED, OF Eheuma-
,,sm' Neuraieia, Sciatica, Coughs. Colds, Weak
uscL stomach and Bowels. shooting Pains.
S,'h,sss IIysteria, Female pains, Palpitatl0n,
n,.sno,,sit Liver Complaint. BiliOus-Feyer. Ma
i,sstai" and Tpldemics, use COLLINS PLAsTERs
a. JECfgIC BATTERY combined with a
POROUS PLAsTEE), and laugh az pain; zoe
EVERYWHERE.
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s Sleeping-Car on Fire.

u I|I'I'''N'FI'I
PorGHKEEPsIE. y. Y, December "A
sleeping-car attached TO the Chicago eX-
press. which left New York at . O'Clock
last night. was discovered 10 be on fire
near C1stleton at O'Clock this morning. A
man named Murphy, OF Buffalo, was
slightly bli,tered on the head. and another
man. supposed TO be +. Wartman, Of West
Hoboken. n. j., was taken from the car in
an unconscious condition. The ear was
completely Quilted.
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regards as IN evidence OF successful and
peaceful settlement OF the long-existing
troubles among the Greek Indians:
Huscogee. ]. T., December 7.-COmmis-
sioner Of indian Affairs, Washington, d.
g.: Perryman inaugurated Chief Of the
Creeks; Isplsheehe and Chicota elected
delegates to Washington. Arrangements
were satisfactory. All quiet.
[Signedl TUFTS, Agent.
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southaruuto,,.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN INJURED.
rsn4ctaI telegram IN the ns9p,tch 4

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va, December YESTERDAY
afternoon the boiler OF the saw-mill at
BranchyiIle, southampton county, owned
by Messrs. Joyner, Whitehead & Cooke,
exploded, scalding four colorcd men so
badly that II is thought that they Will not
recover. Messrs. Whitehead and Cooke,
two OF the owners of the mill. were also
badly hurt. the former having his jawbone
broken and the latter being injured about
the head.
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Florida Nhip-Canal.

by telegraph 10 The Disrntch.l
WASHINGTON, u. c., December THE
directors OF the Florida Ship-Canal Com
pany, who have been in session in this city
three days, adjourned to-day in order to
meet the views Of capitalists who are nego-
tiating for the company's bonds. A stock
holders meeting has been called in this
city January 9th to consider the pro-
gramme recommended by the finance COM
,v,iffaa
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SEISE-THREAD.

WE ARE NOW EECEIV-Nx4aWets
w ING LARGE SUPPLY
Of SElNE-TllREAD of our own direct impOrta-
tion, consisting Of all numbers and qualities. We
would Invite the attention Of ali IN need Of these
goods 10 the superior quality and hneness We are
Offering. Our threads are made Of the best max
that Is crown, and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Lowest prices guaranteed. sElNE-TNiNEs,
LINES. &C., ~ factory prices. We manuiaeture
NETS and sEINES OF every description.
l.. LlCHTESSrElS & SONS.
Sole Importers Of the celebrated Lion Brand
seinc-Thread and importers Of other brands,
dc l-6m
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Losses TO the whca..rrci=ht Ring

by teIegrlph % The Dispatch.
SAN FRANCISCO, December THE wheat
freight ring, it is reported. is likely to in
cur losses reaching from two TO three mill
lion dollars by the decline in frcights TO
Europe. As the ring is composed OF seve-
raj smaller pools the individual losses will
probably be light. Regular wheat-ship-
pers' charters have been mainly taken at
nrnfitnhle rnfes
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seven IIorsc-Thieves Hanged by Wig
iiaufs.
[By telegraph u Tie DESPATCHED

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.
OMAHA, NEB.. December "A band OF
horSc-thieyes. which has been operating IN
northern Nebraska and southern Dakota
for several months, was broken up last
week by BrOwn-county (Neb.) yigilantS,
who captured and hanged seven oi them
near Ainsworth. The sheriff Of Brown
county arrested three Of the gang and
brought them down to Fremont, and there
placed them in jail to prevent their eXecu-
ton by the vigilant.. They will be brought
to Omaha to-day and lodged in Jail for
sofn.Eeopin0
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Caught in the Act.

NY telegraph TO lhe DispaIch.J
CHICAGO. December ID. w. Mackay,
formerly in charge Of the foreign depart
ment OF n. X. Fairbanks great lard.
house. was arrested to-day while attempt
inc 10 negotiate at the Union National
Bank forged draft on bank in London
for 10000.
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Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK

WV YOPg, December l. Cotton very dull ;
sales. 80 bales; uplands, 10 0-l6c.; orleans.
10 l3-l6c.; weekly net receipts. lu.2G6 bales; ,
gross. 52.943 bales; cXpOrts-tO Great Britain,
/ 4.SUO bales; France. 1886 bales; TO- the CONT
ll2.932 bales southern Hour steady and rather
quiet. Nhelt-SpOt "a shade higher: ungraded
spring, 0uc.mSl.OS; ungruded red. 9fc.@Sl.luts (:
spot sh tde better; ungradCd 4Sed6i &C.; new
white southern, 63c.; No. .. Ole: December,
3d. Wfl g.. Oats-Spot a shade lower: No. ,,
376u37c. Hops quiet and firmly held. Coffee
spot fair: Rio duh and weak 40 81 IS: No.
BIO, spot. SOLO: December. - 9O@SlO. sugar
quiet and unchanged; refined iirmcr. NOlasses
firm. Rice steady and moderately active. Cotton
seed oil unchanged E0Sn steady Turpeniine
quiet at 35%H35ic. HIDES firm and In fair ln-
quiry. Wool unchanged. PORK firm and mode
ratcly active; mess. spot. Slf.25M Slf.5O. Mid
dies nominal. Lard opened firm afterwards de-
clnoi 3N &C.. closing weak; December, Ss.72M
S-.71. Fre,ghts steady.
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4 FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED,

FEBRUARY 3, lSS2.
have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Btlcrs, and can easily recommend Them
as pleasant and eficacogs medicine. I have
found them specially useful In OF congestion
Of the kidneys, as well as tn billions Serongs-
meats. Rev. J. MILNER. VI. A.,
Rector % the Duke Of Ednbury
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Sir.-Ilaying suffered from extreme nervous de-
bfiit6 (Or JOUf geGrs. aud having tried All kinds OF
medicine and change of scene and air without de
irving any benefit whntcycr vas persuaded by n
friend To- try Hor Bitters, and the effect am hap
by To say, was most marvellous. Under these cir
cumstanccs | feel " my duty To- give this tcsimO-
NAL for the benefit of Othcrs.as may say am now
entirely well therefore can justly and with con-
idence give personal testimony Ia any one wishing
To call upOL me. \ ours truly, HENRY HALL
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Wife-NurrIerer Arrested.

~ ~ III0 IT vi
BRADFORD, Pa, December 7.-Charles
Clark. who murdered his wife at Farmers
VILE, Cattaragus county, y. Y, on Satur-
day hast. was captured to-day at his fathers
home, ut Linden, In the same county. He
cut his own throat when captured, but the
wound is not fatal
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W IVNEN 0V. 1851
Dear Sirs.-I have lately finished my first bottle
of Hop Btters. Alter having Tor many years suf-
tered Gcuteiv from rheumatic CONT nnheritedl,
feel 50 much better and can walk 30 much more
RELY, should like 10 continue the ule of II.
write to ask how many bottles YOU will let me have
for Il, 80 that may always have some in stock.
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dubbed TO Death BY a Chicago Police.
rsy telegraph to the Dlspateh.l

IBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch'l
CHICAGO, December 7.-Police-Ofiicer
John Hooey arrested an expressman named
Neis Anderson on November 26th, on a
charge OF disorderly conduct, and Ander-
son claimed that on the way TO the station
Hooley used his " billy" freely and struck
him repeatedly on the head. Anderson last
night died from the effects OF his injuries.
Dooley has been placed under arrest.
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Loxnov. Eng, september 1.lss

LONDON. ENG., september /, lsS2.
am pleased 10 testify 10 the goods effects Of your
Hop Bittcrs. Have been suffering a long time with
severe pair In the left side and across the oins and
having tried number of so-callcd remedies with
ont any benefit, am glad to acknowledge the great
relief have obtained from your medicine
CHARLES WATSON.
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NORWICH, Eng. June go. 1852
10 me hon Bftters Company:

TO FNf UUV DIfTfT6 IVWVHNVs
Gcntlcmcn,-IIaying suffered for many years
from biiOusncss. accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache being greatly iatigued with
oyerwOrk and long hours ~ bu-incss.l | lost All
energy. strength, aud appetite. I WAS advised by
friend n whom had seen such beneficial elects To
try Hop Htter. aud few bottles have quite alter
cd and restored me tO better health thIa ever. I
have also recommended It 10 other friends, and am
pleased % add with the like result. Every claim
YOU Ike for 10 | can fully endorse. aud recon-
mend Il az an incompatible tonic.
Your, faithfully, = ". FIT.
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Execution i'm Arkansas.

~ " UITIII'I
CINCINNATI. December IA special dis
patch 10 the Times star from Little Rock,
Ark, says James VI. Underwood was
hanged to-day at Dardanele, Ark, for the
murder OF Robert J. PndergraSs. Three
thousand persons witnessed the execution.
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a Fatal Family Feuu.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO. December "A deadly fam
lily feud between J. J. IIamin and John
Smith, who married sisters. ended on Mon
day in the death of EIamlin, desperate
character. 4 coroner's jury eXonOrated
Smith
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POrk-Packing House Burned.

rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, December THE
pork packing house OF Il. VI. Sinclair "
Co. was partially burned to-day. Loss
about 100000; fully insured. Three hum
bred hands out OF employment.
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L. :. CONSULATE, MANCHESTER, ENG.,l
N.tnn.h.r z


Gcntlemen,-sincc writing Won OF the great ben
eft had derived from taking Hop Bittcrs. gave
a friend bottle whOhad been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver. and the change was
marvellous; he appeared another being altogether.
lie had tried several other remedies without any
benefit. I could name over a dozen other mlracu-
lous cures. ARTHUR &. HALL,
Consular Clerk.
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Tuy FURIOUS FLAMES. chiefs OF the
fire departments recommend the great pain
banisLer. 81. jacobs OIL. Mathew Brady,
Fso.. chief engineer fire department, San
Francisco. Cal. w. A. Hart, Esq, chief
engineer fire department Portland, Ore
gon. endorse IL. II conquers pain.
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NNts' inns me y N'fss tf"-h'h A77s 1907
Genticmcn.-l was troubled with very lad form
of Indigestion for a long time. aud tried many
things IN vain until got some Hop Biters. aud on
taking was quite cured. ana remain So lil tins
time. II Is now three months ago since was bad.
\. BELL.
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TT MAY INTEREST YOU

to know that in addition to our other department
we have a complete
LIVERY DEPARTMENT"
In our Ready Made Department we have
LIVERY ONERCOATS,
-COACHMEN'S SUITS,
INDOOR SUITS,
BUTTONS SUITS.
LIVERY PANTS,
LIVERY VESTS.
In our AIadc-to- Order Department we make
-COACUMEN'S OvERCOATs,
-COACHMEN'S SUITS,
-IN-DOOR SUITS,
BUTTONS SUITS,
49, LIVERY PANTS,
LIVERY VESTS,
-BELL-BOYS' SUITS.
In fact any STYLE Of garment desired. If yol
think Of having anything. made in the LIVERY
line don't do IL until ysu call on
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-White, SO bushels common 70 very
good ut sl.0S To sl.l3. Red. 800 bushels COM
mon To very good Longberry at Sl.O6 10 STA
l.3s2 husnels common To very good ShOrtberry
AT Sl.O2 tOfl.OS
CoRN.-Whlte, 1873 bu,he, fair TO very good at
80 to JSc.
MEAL.-50 bushels az 65c.
MILL OFFAL.-4 tons shipstuif on private terms.
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FROM OULD IRELAND.
nTrufTN \nx.pnI,t. ~

bN'ifi''f AN'f'Ai''f 1907
HOP BiterS Company:
condemnation may DE interested 10 learn that
one of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
q customer Of minel highly approves Of your Hop
Bittcrs, having received great benefit from their
use. r. L. HOLMES, Chemist.
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Flour We quote: ne, s30S850. superdne
1929 Gr3.75, extra, S4.7j6Gs4.9O. ''" - - e
t5.2J; Patent family, s6fdf6.2j. Market very
dull.
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ALEXANDRIA PALACE,


IONDDN. FNI.' NpIlT Is. N6I, J
I find Hop Bittcrs most wonderful mediea.
combination - healthful, blood-purlfying, and
strengthening. can from analysis ~ well ~ from
medical knowledge. highly recommend them as "A
valuable family medicine.
BAKBARA WALLACE GOTHARD.
superintendent.
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DAwsON's NEURALGIc CURE.

DAWSON'S NEURALGIC CURE HAS
Dneyer failed IN single ease 20 Immediately cure
NFIfRAIGIA. RHkI MATlSM. and TOOTH
ACHE Ask or send for circular. For sale by
+. ROBERTS BAkER,
dc Main street.
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A whole Family Drowned.

IBy telegraph % the Dlspaich.I
ST. JoHNs. y, F.. December While
the Warford family were crossing from
their home, on the southwest arm OF Notre
Dame bay, to Little bay, to-day, a sudden
squat capsized their boat. and all five Of rs
occupants (Warford and his wife and child
and two nephews) were drowned.
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| BALTIMORE. December Flour quiet and
| nCmnaly steady: IIOward-~trcet and western
supcrilnc, s3m $3.50; extra, SO $50 sI.75; FAINT
| ~, SjmS5.7j; CITY Mills superIne. s3G 1918:
extra sfms6.2J: Rio brands. s5.7j@s6: Pa
| tapsco family, $3.50: snperlaiye patent, 81.
WPcat-Southcrn hrmer western steady and In
active; southern rcd. sl.loMsl.l4 amber, 81 l2
| 6i Sl.l6: No. l Maryland. Si.l24Msl l25s No.
western winter red. spot sl.o7 4msI.O7b. Corn
southern hrmcr: western higher: southern white,
Jjd50c.; yellow, J7m6lc. oats duh aud lower
southern. 3sM43c.: western white. fOM42c.:
mixed, 3SM SOC. Pennsylvania, 3SM 10 Pro-
visions quiet and steady. Moss pork, sl1.Jp.
Observation-Disclosures aud clc!r-rio sides. DacScd,
q aud S.. BacOn-Sh0uders, &c. ;clCar-rib sides.
&C.; hams. II sm ljc. Lard-Retned94c Coffee
dull and lower; Rio cargOes. ordinary Ia fair,
lOlGlliic. sugar duh \ soft. SC. Mhiskey
steady al sLls@Sllsa-. freights higher.
CINCiNNATi
CrvCrNNATI, December Flour dun. Wheat
dnll: No. red. sI.O5. Corn scarce and firm
No. ,. 57c. mixed. JJ0 56c. Oats firm 40 33ec
Pork firm a, sli2jm sli.JO. Lard duh and
nominal at $40. Bulk-mcats duh Bacon scarce
and firm; shoulders. 80 Is; clear RIB, -; clear.
SS.2j. Whisky steady sugar steady. Hogs
quiet; common aud light IS 5O9 - packing
and butchcrs,e j4S3.5"'
LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, December Flour Steady and
firm. Wheat qulet. Corn firm Oats quiet mix
ed western. 80 a.. Provisions easier hut not
ql0tlblY lower New mess pork, flf5O. Bllk-
s7.jO. Bacon-Clear. 1915. hlams--suglr-curcd
lie. Lard quiet; choice kettle, $1,000. Whiskey
quiet
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis, December 7.-flour dur. Wheat
duh and lower; No. red ftll, 9Ji.c m SlOI8
cash. 90 sGt 90 e.. December; No. 3 rel tail, %
a0i lc. Corn opened highcrInd declined: 49,
cash. IS. d4SBc. December. oats slow ana
higher: Bose. cash. 29.lc December Nhi.kcy
steady ~ s1I4. Pork quiet; johbimg. $3.50.
Bulk meats and bacon steady and unchanged;
only job trade done, Lard easier; offered al ss.ZJ,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. December Flour Dun and m-
chIugcd. Whcat-rcgular opened easier and closed
sc. higher than yesterday; December 90 sA
95Ic.: No. Chicago spring. % iM95ssc.; No.
, red winter. g7M3Sc. Corn less excited; cash,
j6hmJ77.c.: December, j6Ea57ac. OATS active,
firm. and higher. P0rk unsettled: cash, old
SI2.-5HSt3: December, SI2.S5. Land trrcgu-
lar; cash. $S.45mSs.47s; December, Ss.I5@
$500 9. GacOn->houlders. $3.50; short rib.
$40; short clear, $3.50. Whiskey steady. sugar.
unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MmwArKRE. December Flour dull. Wheat
stronger at &c. cash. Corn dun; No =, bic.
Oats higher: No. =. Gle. Provisions quiet Mess
pork. Sl4 cash. Lard Prime steam, $3.50 de-
cember. Hogs steady at ~ iOGsi.9O.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, December 7. 1883.
sALEs-Fmsr BOARDS shares Petersburg
Railroad at "a, do. at "a, 10 do. at "a; 1000
Richmond city SIS at 1874.
SECOND BOARD.-20 shares Petersburg Rail-
road M 237
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Neither House in scssion-SpecuIatIon.
About Committees-Mr. Tucker will be
Chairman Of the Judiciary-D ppointed
Onice-Seckers-Ihe senate Committees
Senator Anthony Sent For-Amendments
to the Constitution-Senator HIS Postal
Telegraph Bill - Personals, Brief Items.
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BALTIMORE, December 7.--Nirginia 6's. de-
erred. 1875; new I0-40's. "a; new 81, 81. BID
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WE ARE NOW EECEIv-,

ie4
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Lovpov. Esq. February .Isa2.

LONDON. Eng. February |. lSr2.
Gentlemen.-For years | have been sufferer
from kiiRey compidiRt, and from using YOUR Hop
Bitters am entirely cured. aud can recommend
them to all suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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10 know that in addition to our other department.
we have a complete
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Trial of bulgarian ReLeis.

BELGRADE, December I.-TEe trlaI OF
members Of the Radical Committee who
were arrested during the recent insurrec-
ton is proceeding. Up to the present time
sixteen Of the leading rebels have been
shot and large number OF others have
been sentenced TO various terms OF impri-
.nnment for mixing part in the revolt.
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CATARRII.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALSAAnC OSCILLATION OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE. CA
MADAM FUR. MARlGOLD, CLOVER
BLOSSOM, ETC,

for the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure Of
every form Of Catarrh frem Simple Head Cold
or Influenza 10 the Loss Of smell, Taste, and Hear
ing. Cough. Bronchitis. and IuciDient Consump-
lion. Relief In five minutes In any and every ease.
Nothing Ike IT, Grateful fragrant, wholesome.
Cure begin. from first application aud Is rapid
radical, permanent, aud neyer-faling.
One hattie Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent, and sanford's Inhaler, all In one package
forming complete treatment, Of all druggist''for
Al. Ash for sANFORD's RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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SASH. BLINDS, DOORS, &c.
SASH HOT-BED SASH!
SASH, BLINDS, DOORS, AND 1RANsoNs.

GLASS. PAINTS,
OILS, NARNlSH,
GLUE, BRUSHES.
and 4 GENERAL ASSORTMENT in this line.
BINsWANGER & CO.,
ti27 Main street.
Branch, $40 east Broad street. near second.
Telephone communication. de Lin
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COMM RCIAL.
iRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, December 7. 1883.
OFFERINGS

Ut MINUS
WHEAT.-Whi'e. lG6 bushels. Nike. SEQ bush
els. Red. 3.9fi bushels.
tORN.-MhIte. ,~4f bushels.
OATS.-2.iOO bushels.
MEAL.-5O bushels.
PEAS.-S bushels.
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