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from Hail.

LYNcHBURG, VA, April 1G.-The city
sergeant to-day discovered that Albert
Yuille, n desperate negro. serving a sem
,ence for house-breaking, had escaped.
Yuille had chiselled a large hole through a
thick rock wall Of his cell, which he COW
cred with a blanket, and threatened to
murder any prisoner who should diyulge
the fact. All the occupants OF the cell were
to have escaped tonight, but the plot was
disooyercI
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steamer mink.

NEW ORLEANS, March .-Macheco Bro
thers, owners OF the steamer Calvert, Cap
tain Hunterman, which recently sailed from
Baltimore for New Orleans uia Port An
tonic, Jamaica, have been notified that the
Calvert was sunk Sunday night at Port
Antonio by the steamer Alpine.
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Mammoth Meteor Falls ia Texas and De-
stroys a Family OF Seven Persons, Besides
Shaking Up tho Vicinity Gcneraily-Si10,-
600 Fire In New York-Marinc Disaster
Heavy Wind-Storms In the Northwest
Daring Robbery OF the Metropolitan Bank
In New York-Labcr Troubies-Two Young
Cigareue-Smokcrs Burned to Death Lynch
Law In Observation-Disclosures OF Chicago
Roliing-M ilis-Execution In Montreal
General Foreign Events or Interest.
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rn. Dvuamitc Conspirators.

IoypoS. April 1G.-Bernard GALLAGHER,
who was arrested IN ulasgoW last week
charged with connection with the dyna-
mite conspiracy, was arraigned in the Bow
street Police Court to-day and remanded
for a week. The Government expect to
proye him TO be the brother OF and Cocoon
with DR.. GALLAGHER, one Of the
Iomheth nrisoncrs.
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FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

Gentlemen Though not In the habit OF praisiDS
patent medicines. winch for the most part are not
only useless but injurious, | have constantly used
Hop Filters for the past foar years In casesof indi-
gestlon. debility, fcebleness of constitution, ana In
all diseases caused by poor or bad ycnuiation, want
OF air and exercise. oyerwork' ana want oil appe-
lite with the most perfect success.
lam the first who introduced yonr Hop Bittcrs
I'm Portugal and spain. where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DrFOSTE BELLA,
Profession de Chemio et de Parmacie Coimbrs
University, Coimbra. Portugal.
lmh 3l-St,Tu ,ThSwlml
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KILLED with a SHOTGUN.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1G.-A dispatch
from Crystal Springs, Miss, 10 the Times
Democrat says: DIR. Il. w. Crum was
shot and killed Saturday at Chapel Hill by
Jacob Rumpt. Afcud existed between the
parties for some time. Rumpt shot CTum
with a shotgun from a wagon while the
latter was approaching on horseback.
Rumpt was arrested .
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APRIL 16.-Prices this week ranged as follows;
B,ef Cdnie.-Very best. BEc.: good 10 extra,
Matte. medium u good fair quality, 4At@04c.;
common cows and old, rough, work-oNen, sac
3Ac.
Mich C0cs.-s256Sj per head.
lOhc., net.
Sheep.-iAH &c.
Vds.-SfdSI3. d,
About los head of beef cattle, 276 hogs, ana
"a sheen and lambs were on the market.
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sro,, and the Panama Canal.

MADRID. April lG.-In The Senate The
Marouis de La Vega de Armijo, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs, declared that his note
TO the washington Government condemn
inc the anplication Of the Monroe doctrine
n the Panama canal, and recommending
the naturalization OF the canal under joint
American and European protection, had
received the warm assent cf several Euro
mean Power.
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Heavy Shipment of Cattle.

FoRT WORTH, TEXAS, April ia con-
tract has Just been closed here for the ship
ment Of -. 900 head OF cattle fromthe grazing
region south of this city, on the Gulf. Col
orado and Santa Fe railroad, TO Wichita
Falls. ia miles north. 1t will require
5000 cars. or 2l5 trains OF fourteen ears
each, at a total expense OF 100000. The
shipment is rendered necessary blythe large
amount OF fencing recently put up IN the
southern part OF the State.
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Encouraging Mining Interests In
Cuba.

HAVANA, April 16.-The Home Govern
ment has sent a cable dispatch authorizing
the Importation OF female cattle, duty free,
for another wear into the provinces which
suffered in the recent instruction. The
King has sanctioned the law continuing for
twenty wears the franchises for mining and
metallurgical industries on the island, with
importation duty Tree for FIVE years OF
mining material ard implements.
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John N. Giil.at 6 Co.'S Tobacco Ctrcu-
lar.
LONDON, 1 CROSBY souARE, y. Coz
April 2, 1885. :

49,
April 2, 1885. :
To The Editor Of the Dispatch
We have again TO report a fair months
business in this market. The demand was
chiefly for good parcels OF dark and heavy
strips. and several hundred hogsheads were
sold at full average quotations-say sGStd.
for round lots, leaving comparatively few
narccls OF this class in hands of importers.
For Owensboro' strips we had very lit
lie INQUIRY, and none at all Tor the better
lots Of old 1880 import, which have proved
rather difficult TO deal with.
4 few small sales continue 10 be made OF
new Rurley strips at good prices. although
for old crop leaf and strips OF bastard Bur-
lev tvpe we cannot inG buyers.
some few sales OF Missouri leaf are re-
ported az . to Cd, the latter price for
selections.
For Maryland and Ohio with good color
there IS INQUIRY. but II appears from latest
Baltimore advlccS that the chances OF get
ting much suitable for our trade are very
remote.
The tendency Of American adviceS
th~roucheu; the past month has been rather
TO strengthen eur markets. The reduction
in the tobacco-taX stimulating home con-
sumption. and the confirmation OF lower
estimates Of The quantity Of strips made In
the West encourage a favorable View OF the
future. stin. with sufficient supplies as
sulca for the coming year and every In
ducement we may assume in high prices TO
plant a large crop, we cannot well antici-
pate any general advance in our markets.
No doubt II the quality aud color Of some
OF the strips prove Us fine as reported they
may safely be held AZ extreme prices. but
this can o. course apply only toa small por-
tlon OF the import.
A. to the supplies from Virginia we
have no very certain information. y good
many shipments Of LynchbUrg class OF
filler and medium colory have arrived, and
some parcels have been sold at various
prices down 10 SD. For good dark strips
there will be a clear field, but the price
required to pay q profit on the best tobacco
will. we fear, irighten our manufacturers.
We find the demand for Virginia bright
leaf in this market rather duh, but no
doubt it will revive after a time.
QUOTATIONS..
Virginia LcGf.-Common to middling,
Sd. TO sd. per pound; fair TO good and
line, Cd. to sd. per pound; bright fancy,
SD. TO I'D. per pound.
DirqiHiq StripS.-Common TO middling
Cd. 10 ed. per pound; good 10 fine, Sd.
to 93d. and l3d. per pound.
Western Leqf.-Common to middling
exports, al. 10 Sd. per pound; good TO
fine exports. sd. to cd. per pound; sound
dry. common to middling, 4td. to jd. per
pound; fir 10 good and tine, sd. to esd.
per pound; colory, cd. to 10d. per pound.
Western SfripS.-Common TO middling,
Cd. TO ID. per pound; fair to good and
fine parcels. I'd. to SD. and Tod. per
pound: selections and bright Kentucky
river. sd. 10 I'D. per pound.
Mqrviqnd and OhiO-j4d. to SD. and
Old. per pound.
Neqrofead and CGreRdiSh-jd. to I'D.
and sd. per pound.
JONI l.. GULIAT e Co.
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The observation-disclosures Building
Threatened.

VIENNA, April 16.-The President Of the
Reichsrath has received a letter warning
him that an attempt would be made soon
to destroy the Parliament building. The
structure, in consequence, is now entirely
surrounded by a force OF mounted police,
who have been instructed TO arrest any
surpicious person discovered lettering
nnnr the huilding.
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still Unaceounted For.

BIRMINGHAM, April 1G.-The police. who
have been investigating the business trans
acted by Whitehead in his nitro-glycerine
factory here, believe that 200 pounds Of that
explosive made by Whitehead are still un-
ccounted for.
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parnem and the Irish convention.

LONDON, April 16.-Parnell announces
that il the projectors Of the Irish Conyen-
ton to be held at Philadelphia would post
pone the meeting until autumn he might
then be able to attend 1t. He therefore
advises that the time for the assembling OF
the convention be deferred until fall.
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ParaIyzed.

PITTSBURGH, PA, April ~10.-Right Rev.
John Tuigg, bishop OF the Pittsburgh do
oesc OF the Catholic Church, was stricken
with paralysis Saturday. He is unconscious,
and Is not expected to live many hours.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-17

Dear Sirs.-l have lately finished my irst bottle
OF Hop Bitters. Alter having for many years suf-
fl red a~crtely from rheumatic gout nnherited),
feel so much better, and can walk 50 much more
freely. should ike 10 continue the ne Of IT.. !
write to ask how many bottles YOU Will let me have
for Il. 50 that | may always have some In stock.
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Due, 70 fhe Death with Knives.

STOCKTON, CAL., April 1G.-Iienry Emil
johnson and James Donnelly met in a
store tonight, and fought with knives,
killing each other. Both men were stab
bed IN the breast.
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Lynchin= In Mississippi.

CHICAGO, April 16.-A special from
Meadville, Miss, says: Tom Bailey COLOR
cd criminally assaulted 4 young negress,
and. after numbering her, threw her body
in a pond. This morning a mob took him
from Jail and hanged him.
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yammauy Election.

NEW YORK, April 1G.-The annual cleo
ton Of Tammany Society was held to-
night. The usual and weI.-knOwn ticket
headed by John Kelly, Augustus schell,
and Richard Croker were elected Saclems.
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|UITT y ~ VWf' y ~.
Sir,-Iiaying suffered from extreme EerrOus de-
bfIft0 for fOur yedrs. and having tried all kinds OF
medicine and change of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever, | vas persuaded by 4
friend Ia Try Iiop Bitters. aud the effect, | am hap
by to say, was most marvellous. Under these cir
cnmstances | feel II my duty Ia give this testimo-
NAL for the henedt Of others. rs | may say | am now
entirely we'll therefore l can Justly aud With con-
fdenre give personal testimony 10 any one wishing
10 call upoL me. Yours truly. HENRY HALL.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. April 10. 1883.

MONDAY. ATfT IO' IbbJs
sA~Lrs-FIBsT ID.- 900 Virginia new S's
Mt 53S; 1000 at 53k; 1000 Richmond, York.
River and Chesapeake Railroad first IS at lob.
SECOND B%oARD.-1,O 200 Richmond, iork-River
and Chesapeake Railroad first SIS at l06; 1000
Ohio Central Railroad Incomes, river division, at
l5i, 5000 do. fB. 80 FL at lJX.
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.
L. s. CONSULATE, MANCHESTER, ESG.,(
NnnnnuLDI = IAAO 4

Gcntlemen.-Sincc writing Won OF the great ben
eht 1 had derived from taxing Hop Bitters. | gave
u friend a bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver, and the change was
marvellous: he appeared another being altogether.
Tie had tried several other remedies without any
benefit. ! could name over a dozen other miraeu-
lous cures. ARTHUR q. HAIL.
Consular Clerk.
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NORWICH, Eng, June 30, 1882.

To the Hop Buters Company:
Gentlemen,-Haying suffered for many years
from bilious0ess, accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache being greatly fatigued with
and long hours al bu.incss.) l lost all
energy, strength, aud appetite. l was advised bya
friend la whom | had seen such beneficial effects TO
try Hop Biliers, and a few bottles have quite alter
and restored me to better health than ever. 1
have also recommended It To other friends, and am
pleased 10 add with the like result. Every claim
you make for II | can fully endorse, and recom-
mend II rs an Incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, ;. ". FIrT-
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r,,n Children RuruCd fo Death.

FoRT WORTH, TEXAS, April 1.-two
children, about eight years old, were burn
en- to death here yesterday in q dIy-goods
box. The box contained some straw, which
thew set fire to by smoking cigarettes.
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PALACK.l


LONDON, Eng. Aprl Is. 1852.
I find Hop Bit,ers q most wonderful medica.
combination - healthful. hlood-purifying, and
strengthening. can from analysis - well as from
medical knowledge. highly recommend them as "a
valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GoTHARD.
Superintendent.
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FRON OUID IRELAND.
DUBLIN, November %. 1882.

Hop Btters Company:
Gentlemen-You may be interested 10 learn that
one Of the most eminent judges on the lrish bench
"a customer of mine highly approves of your Hop
Bitters. having received great benefit from their
use. L. 4. HOLMES, chemist
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LoSpox. ENG., september J..

LONDON, Eng, september j.
I am pleased 20 testify % the goods effects Of YOUR
Hop Bitters. Have been suffering a long time with
severe pair In the left side and across tie oips, and
having tried a number of so-cJllcd remedies with
ont any benefit, / mi glad 10 acknowledge the great
relief / have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES MArSos.
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w.,.,,u~ for Internal Machines.

O April l6.-Three gunboais arc
cruising off this point. 1t Is stated that
thew are waiting to intercept a vessel from
America having on board a consignment Of
Internal machines.
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Murderer Hanged ut Montreal.

MONTREAL, April 16.-Timothy Malloy,
the murderer Of William Nesbltt, a farmer,
OF Tongue Point, wa hanged in the jail.
yard here ut 8 O'Clock this morning.
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MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE. April IG.-Flour steady ard'in fair
demand. Wheat ~buOyant and active: No. 2 soft.
cash, sI.O4h; April, nominal. Corn hrm; 70. 2,
white. 44Ac. Provisions steady. Mess pork,
sis.1O cash and April. L~ard-Prime steam,
SlI.35 cash aud April. Hogs lower az 97@S7.4O
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. April 16.-Flour steady; Howard
street and western superfne- - 25Hs3.15
family. 5Ms5.75 City Mills superhne, $500
s3.75: extra. s4mS6.25; Rio brands, ro.70@s6.
Wheat-SOuthcIn scarce ana nominal western
fnactiye and higher: southern red, :l.17Msl.20;
amber. $1,000 sI.23: No. l MARYLAND. Sl.2O
hid; No. 2 western winter red. spot, si.i9a@
Si.19A. Corn-SOuthern higher: western dull anu
arm southern white, GOM65c.: yellow, 65M
zoe. Oats strong; southern, 52a56c.; western
white, 5I@56c.: mixed. 5l@53c.; Pennsyivania'
52m56c Provisions steady. Mess pork, sZu'
Observation-Disclosures and c'oar-rib sides, packed,
81, and lie. Bacon-Shoulders. 9lie; clear-rlb
sides. l2c.; hams. lfal5c. Lard-3efined, l2ac.
Coffee firm; RIO rargoes, ordinary 70 ialr. NIa
IOc. sugar frmer: "A - soft. SIC. Whiskey quiet
and steady at :i.l646Sl.17. Freishts dun.
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COLCHESTER. Eng. August lie. 1882.

COLCHESTER. Eng. August lie. 1882.
Gcntlemen.-I was troubled with a very bad form
OF indigestion for a long time. and tried many
things IN vain until | got some Hop Biiters, and on
taking was quite cured, ana remain SO til this
time. IL Is now three months ago since Was bad.
r.. BELL.
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EIOur.


Flour-we quote: line. S3dS3.25: superfine,
extra. S4.S0@S5: common FAMILY,
s5.35Mf5.oO: Patent lamilv. s7@s7.75,
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WuEAT.-White, 500 bushels good on private
terms: 10 bushels very good at SILL. Red, 2oi
bushels fair to prime LOngberry at SLID torl.ZZ ;
So bushels good ShOrtherry ~ SLIP 10 Sl.l3.
CORN.-MhIte, 1870 bushels good 10 prime III
81 10 CSC.
MEAL.-3S bushels at 6Jc.
COTTON.-Tonestc steady. Receipts, 90 bales; ssip-
ments, % bales. Quotations; Middnng' gAc',
INV mlddlIng. 9n9tc.: good ordinary, SGS4c.;
ordinary, 7A@7ic.; stained, 6@7e.
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edy- Diamond Dyes are 50 perfect and so
beautiful that it Is a pleasure to use them.
Equally good for dark or light colors. 10
cents.
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LONDON. Eng. February |, Is.

LONDON. ENG.. Fcbruary /, It-g.
Gcntlemon.-for years ] have been a sufferer
from kidaey com pidiHt, and from using your Hop
Filters am entirely cured. and can
them to all suffering from such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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by Telegraph.


NEW YORK, April 16.-Cotton easier; sales,
217 bales; uplands, l04c.; Orleans, lu4c: con-
solidated net receipts. 1880 bales; eNports-to
Great Britain. S,6n6 bales 10 the continent: l,lo5
bales. Southern flour firm common 10 iair eX-
ira. x4dSi.9O: good TO choice extra. e1Gs6.15.
Wheat-Cash lots Gm lc. higher, closing trm and a
tribe under outside rates: No. 2 April red, Sill 9G
sl.ISA. Corn-Cash lots ga lAc. higher closing
very firm at the best rates OF the day; I'M
graded, SAC; white, southern, 6s@7Oc:; No: =
ii5ic.: April. ~654m65Ic. Oats sole. higher; No.
,. 5ll052c. Hops steadily held and prices un-
changed. Coffee less active and rather easier; No:
7 Rio, APRIL, SS@SS.O5: spot, $50. Sugar dull
and rather weak; fair 10 good refining. $50
7 Lice. refined quiet and unchanged. Nlolassos
steady; h%fty-test. Size. Rice steady aud demand
moderate. Cottun-sced oil, 5OM5Sc. Rosin dull
and weak at sl.67h@sl.75. rurpentine steady at
ASn4ekc. Hides irm wet-salied New Orleans So
lected. so and 60 pounds, 0ml0c.; Texas selected,
80 and 80 pounds. 10@llc. Wool nnchangeda and
dulI. Pork held firm; demand very moderate new
poess. spot, Slg.l5mSlg.375: options neglected.
Middles duh and nominal; long clear, lose. Lard
sole. higher and fairly active, closing nrm
prime steam, spot, SIl.55; April, sll.o4'
Ereights steady; cotton 3-16d. wheat, 3sd.
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rrvopE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. April 6.-Beef-cattle market less
active. and prices e.. lower very best, Us9Ftc,;;
drsi quality. 60Gkc.: medium. 4&GJbc.; ordi-
nary. Axe; most sales from 81 10 6tc., receipts,
1860 head: sales. $50 head. swine In full supply
aud only moderate demand receipts 1858 head;
mOtations. lOM1lc. Receipts of sheep, Z,O23
head; quotations, 4 Locke; lambs, s'4Glle.
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r
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. April 10, 1888.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

is.
COFN.-White, 1876 bushels.
OATs.-306 bushes.
MEAL.-74 bushels.
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CHICAGO, April 16.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
i'm active DEM md and prices advanced, regular
SI.O5 NprlI. Corn moderately active ana higner'
53d Sole. cash. J3s&c. April. oats moderately
active and higher: 42M42sc; cash; f2c: APRIL
$500 cash and APRIL. Lard active and a shade
higher At sll .32kGSlI.35 cash and April. Bulk.
meats la fair demand; Shoulders, $40; snort
changed,
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rRoM THE OLD WORLD.
IRON The great London tEnr., rfmc&I

IIVhf wv
Among the many specifies introduced to the pub
lie for the cure Of dyspepsia, indigestion grange
ments Of various kinds, and rs a general FAMILY
medicine. none have met with such genuine ap-
probation as Hop Bitters. fntroduced u m's
country but n comparatively snort iimesince' 70
meet the great demand for q pure, sase, ana
perfect family medicine they have rapidly In
creased In favor until they arc. without question,
the most popular and valuable medicine known
Its world wide renown Il not due t. the advertising
10 has received; 10 Is famous by reason Of 10 inhe-
rent virtues. II does all that r. claimed foriI. il
discharges ITS curative powers without any or the
evil effects OF other bitters or medicine, beng per-
fectly safe and harmless for the most frat. woman,
smallest child, and weakest invalid TO use. Few
are the homes indeed where the great discovery has
not been hailed as a deliyerer aud welcomed
as q friend. II does what Others affect Ia do. Com
posed Of simple materials. II Is a marvel a DELI
cate and successful combination. Nothing r.
wanting. Every ingredient goes straight TO the
marx at which IL Is aimed. aud never faiis. Plea
SAINT 10 the palate, agreeable To the stomach, aud
thoroughly effective a. a cure, II has won for Itself
the confidence of ALL Times, London, Eng.
A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.
FEBRUARY9 o, 1882.
| have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Bitlers, and can easily recommend them
as a pleasant and caicacious medicine. ! have
found them specially useful Ia cases or congestion
of the kidneys, rs we'll As In bilious derdnge-
meats. Rev. j. MILSER, VI. A.,
Rector 10 The Duke Of Edilburg
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RAITIM0RE

BALTIMORE. April 16.-Virg1nis 6's. Old. conso
dated. 80; second series, 80; new lO-f"s' 81
new SIS, 90. Bid to-day.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

roa H,les cross receipts. .G07 bales. Futures
closed steady: sales, l5f,U0o bales; April si0.l3
@SIO.l6; May, stO.2lmslO.22; June, sin'5I
" 1000: Seplember. SIO.37MSl0.39: October,
AUTHORIZATIONS: November. s9.96Gs9.97; De
cember. s9.9%9MslO.0l; January, slO.Oocg
SlO.lO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-28

DARBIT METAL-FRoM 10y ~ ~
ID pounds OF babbit metal Tor sale -
61NxrrsL once, Eureka. Nevada.
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OOCIETY BADGES, JEWELS AND CHARMS
- Of every kind, In gold. silver or metal. ct
NATHAN JOsEPH'S, 6l Clay street, SOIL
AGENT IN BAN FRANCISCO for the Universal
Badge and Regalia %. workmen's badges In
solid gold for 81, postage free. Orangemen's
badge our specially. Single badges o. O.. D.
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