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HE Enna Loasue and The EnvincibIcs.

LONDON, March lO.-lhc ItWeS IN an
editorial says: We have good reason 10 be
lieye that the inquiry now proceeding will
implicatc the Land League beyond doubt
I'm the immediate patronage OF CRIME in
ireland. even il il does not establish it,
direct connection with the lnyincibles.'
The flight Of Patrick Exam, unless explain
ed. IS moral acknowledgment OF guilt,
from the damninS consequences OF which
none OF his associates can escape. Unless
Eean can clear his own and hi- associates
character, we shall not be surprised TO
learn that the leaders OF the Land League
who still remain in the United Kingdom
may shortly find it convenient to follow
Exams example.
The correspondent OF the Times at Dub
lin states that the enrolment of recruits in
the rank, OF the inyinciblc- still pro-
ceed,, Notwithstanding the readiness OF the
men now in prison to betray one another.
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uo,,;more Methodist Conference.

WINCHESTER. March 10.-At the session
Of the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Con-
ference to-day McKendree church. wash
ingtou. WA, selected for the next annual
session. Provision was made for the ap-
nointment Of a committee 10 superintend
The publication Of the Baltimore MethodiSt.
Five Young ministers were elected to dea-
cons orders, and one to elders orders.
and were addressed 10y Bishop Warren.
The amount reported for distribution
among superannuated preachers and Wild
ows and orphans WAS *G,3i2, while the
claims were SS.Gij. The preachers aid
fund showed receipts Of $4,000. A COM
mittce of five ministers and five laymcn
was appointed to devise plan for e'tab-
fishing a Baltimore Conference seminary.
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Barn burned in Prince George County

Especial TELEGRAM 10 The Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, Va, March l0.-Dr. 4. J..
Fuqua's barn, with his crops Of grain and
prOyender, in Prince George county, six
miles from Disputanta, was burned ycster-
day. The fire caught from hruSh-heap.
Loss. $1,000; insured for $500 in the
North British Company.
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vhc French Socialists.

PARIS, March lO.-Thc Socialists intend
to hold a meeting on sunday at the Place
de rIIotel de Vile. Riots are expected to
occur. Several Of the persons arrested on
the Esplauade DIES Invalides yesterday dl'-
nl1yed revolycrs. The Republique Fran
c0iye asserts that there were Monarchist
deputie, and other Monarcm,ts among the
rioters. An attempt was made to form
barricade with paNins-,tones, but II was
prevented. Felix Pyat was among the
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NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

A $50, 900 Damage suit In Wnshlngton-Th
President Contemplating Southern Trip
Progress of the Flood In the Mississippi
Planters Suffering More than Ever Before
Prices Of Pig Iron Advanced in Alabama
and Teunessee-Denth OF an Old North
Carolina Editor-Weather Notes from All
Points-PrIze Fight in New Jersey Murder
of Two Old Ladies In Indiana-h Noted
Greek Dead-Other Foreign Events OF In-
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Fell Overheard and Drowned.

I"I''TIII
NORFOLK, Va, March l0.-Ycstcrday
afternoon Joseph \. Bunting, Young
man, resident OF Norfolk county, and
employed 10y the National Dredging Com
pany, fell overheard from a bumper on
which he was at work alone. near Craney
island. and was drowned.
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noupcrous WINDS Anticipated.

WAsHINGTON, Narch lV.-A slorm OF
preat energy. which first appeared at midi
night on the North Carolina coast, has pur-
slled 4 northeastern track, and is now cen
trol near Delaware Brcakwater. Danger
ous northeast winds are anticipated to-day
and tonight on the New Ehs ilhd coast
followed tomorrow by clearing weather
and westerly winds.
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Two OIdIad,cs Murdered.

INpTiNAPOII-. IND., March 1o.-On a
farm fourteen miles from here resided Mrs.
Lucinda Formln. a widow. aged ninety,
and a maiden daughter, aged Giiy-one
years. Yesterday they were found muir
dercd. The victims lived alone. one OF
the bodies was found outside OF the house
under pile OF straw. and the other in the
kitchen OF the dwelling. The weapon used
was I'M axe. There is 10 clue to the muir
Inrar
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BY telegraph.

NEw YORK, March l0.-CoNop quiet; sales 200
hslcs: upiands, 10 3-l6e.i Orleans, 10 I-idc.'
IN Great britain, l.9uO lales; 10 The continent,
$40 b iles. southern hoVr dull; common 10 iair
extra, t4.5O4sa.25; good 10 choice extra $3.50
Ir lower, closing weak at about Inside rates: y q.
. spring nOminal; ngraicd rd, 92c; "a :t,Ea
uneradcT while. sl.02WSl.2Ii Ne. red, VI arch,
opeped fTm; afterwards weakcr, aud deer .aed Aec
&C, closing drmer, with slight reaclioA and hess
Jolng: umgraded, 63MI2se.; yellow spnt ern,
| S2hc. cats so He. lower and dull No. 3, 5Ose'i
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PTiZc-Eisilt.

Trenton. Y. j.. March l0.--John West
and james Martin, employees in Roebling's
wire mill. fought prze-light last night in
Lovers Lane, 4 secluded byway in CHAM
bersburg. a large number OF iron-work-
crS. friends Of the parties. were present.
Twelve rounds were fought, occupying
thirty-fye minutes. At the close OF the
twelfth round Martin, who was lady pun
ished went down, and the fight was given
tO West
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ST. LouIs, March lO.-Ihe boat Oakland
and borpes which left here for New Or
leans Thursday evening took ont 100,
bushels Of wheat and 1888 bushels Of
corn for export, and COO tons Of package
freight FOR other points, making a total ear
20 Of ,5Gj tons.
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Tho Cotton supply.

NEW YORK. March TO- The total visible
supply OF cotton for the world is $3.50 1872
bales. Of which 2,GOj.G32 bales are Ameri-
can, against 3,OlS,O2l aud 2,S22, 29G bales
respectively last year; receipts OF cotton
al all inferior towns. 72,2l9 bales; receipts
from plantations, l2l,O5O bales crop in
sight, 6,0il .232 bales.
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Dco,hoCa veteran Editor.

DANyILLE, Va, March 10. \. Z.
Evans. editor Of the Milton q. c. Chr0ai-
Gle. died this morning at Milton. He COM
menced editorial life about forty years ago,
and was the author OF The Fool-KllIer
Letters" He was a member OF the senate
OF North Carolina.
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Professor Maiiet's Analysis Com
pleted-The Nature Of the Poison
NiArnrNrcH
Special telegram % The III 'patch.l

TSpcclaI telegram U the Dispatch.I
STANTON. Va, March 10.-COmmon-
wealth's Attorney Edward Echols re-
ceiyed letter this afternoon from Profess
sor j. w. Mallet, OF the University Of Yir-
ginia, informing him that he had discover
ed the nature OF the poison which caused
the deaths at the Western Lunatic Asylum
on the oath ultimO. The Professor will
come TO Staunton Monday night and give
lis evidence before the cOroner'- jury on
TucsdlX
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Suit for $4,000 Damages.

WASHINGTON. March 10. To-day Thomas
WOrthingtOn. through counsel. entered
suit against +. W. kcightlcy, Third Audi
tor of the United STATES Treasury, for
SO, 900 damages. caused by hundreds OF
groundlcss statement, m bis reports or let
ter, in regard TO the plaintiffs claim upon
the Government OF the United states for
army supple, furnished the United States
volunteer troops at Camp Dcnni-on, Ohio.
i'm 1861, which reports or letters are rs fol-
lows:
one TO ASSISTANT Secretary Of the Trca-
sury John ~ IIawlcy. dated May ., 1879,
i'm answer 10 a request by President lIayes.
i'm a letter to Hon. Ben. Bulterworth.
dated April, 1879, for Information IS to
clerical errors stated to the Hon. John
sherman. Secretary Ok The Treasury, a. eN-
i~ting i'm partial settlement Of the first
item Il the plaintiff account hy the Third
Auditor in March, 1869, and suggesting -
correction OF the same. which letter wa,
not answered.
Second-One to President Hayes, dated
June ,. 1879. i'm answer 10 IN inquiry rs 10
whether any credit, allowed TO Worthing-
ton. the plaintiff. by the di,bur>ing officers
at Camp Dcnni>on. in the summer OF 1861,
had been omitted in the partial settlement
above stated.
Third-Onc to the Hon. Ben. Butter
worth. OF January, ISL, a. TO the correct
ness Of an exhibit by the plaintiff. showing
omissions Of proper credit, to him in the
partial settlement 1853 OF March. 1869,
dated January 20, 1881.
The plaintiff AYERS that " said reports or
letters contain hundreds Of false, malici-
Gus. and libellouS. while groundlesS, allega-
tons. calculated and intended to prevent
the payment 10y the Government OF the
United states OF the plaintiffs Just claims
upon the same since June -. 1861, amount
inc. with interest, to $4,000 or over
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Fatal Jump from a window.

NEW YORK, March 10.-Ann Lcahy was
arrested last night on charge OF yagrancy.
She was taken 10 court this morning. and
while going up ,tairS She managed to clude
the officer who had her in custody and
jumped through an open window to the
ground, a distance OF thirtyfcet. She died
shortly afterwards from her injuries.
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Adyaucc i'm Pig-IrOn.

CINUNNATI, March 1O.-The principal
cokc-iurnaces OF Alabama and Tennessee,
which. through their offices. supply most
Of the pig-iron used in Cincinnati and tri-
buiary markets in the WcS', to-day adj
vanced the prices Of oil grades OF pig-iron
from soc. to - per ton above the figures Of
the past three weeks.
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rrcucn blockade at Madagascar.

LoNp0N, March l0.-A dispatch TO me
Sfandard from Vienna says the commander
Of the French squadron in Madagascar
waters has been ordered to blockade Tue
shore and occupy several ports OF me
island, but not TO send troops INTO the
iutarior
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Who prcsidcnt Ahont 10 Take a Trip.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March lO.-The
President will make short visit 10 Fort
Monroe next week. Tie is feeling some
what ndispo>ed, and takes the trip for
the benefit Of his health. He has not yet
decided whether he will subsequently
make a trip 10 Florida.
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Grain for Glasgow.

s.vASNAn, GA, March l0:-Tbe steam
shin CITY of Augusta, for New York. to-
night took 5000 bushels OF corn shipped
on through bill oi lading for Glasgow
the first cargo ever shipped that way from
this port,
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NERVOUS NEwPoRTERs.


Rock ISLAND, HI. March l0.-Thc Rock
Island Paper Company mill at Milan was
destroyed by fire last night. The company
was bankrupt and the property had been
advertised for foreclosure sale The loss IS
$4,000: insurance $4,000. The origin Of
the fire is not known.
NEWARK, Nj, March l0.-A fire occur
red NJ Bloomfield at2O'clock this morning
which destroyed Archdcacon's hotel and
Dodd'> stable. The loss i estimated at
500 nnn
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shaken up by his hasty tumble 10 the floor,
was not otherwise injured. Both were
resting quietly last night In the house Of
Mr.. Mays brother, at 20OS north Eighth
street
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

SsW YORK. March 10 Noon.-stocks steady.
Money Gr7 per cent. g. Ncuapge-Long. 4-Oa, /.
short 1882. state bonds neglected. Governments
unrnJugcd.
t..otng II xcnangc, Isl. Governments gene
rally unchanged: new js, lc3. bid; new :,
~: uew4' ll9t : new -. lOf. Money. So I
nor .,ur.. closing easy ~ 40J. state duh but
ttroug. treasury balance, DIN. l2J,3l6; cur
rencN. 5000.
STOCKS generally strong.
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Failure of Boot. and Shoc.DcaIcrs.

ST. LOUIS, March lO.-An assignment
wa, fled to-day by Todd, French ~ Co.,
wholesale boot and shoc-dealers. Assets.
as sworn 10, $4,000; liabilities, 5l3j,000
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Running IA CARLY Electricity.

LoSpoN. March 1O.-A large party gath
ered IN witness the trial here to-day OF the
Trim electrical tram ear. The ear ran q
distance Of four miles satisfactorily. and iui,
Oiled the requirements Of the Board OF
Trade
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HoRsFORD's AcID PHosPHATE-OvfR-
woPKED NERVOUS SYsTENs.-Dr. Edward
l.. Duer, philadelphia, SAYS 81 haze used
II for several years, considering IL Valuable
In oyerworked nervous systems, and in the
exhausted condition following protracted
icycrs."
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. March i've icoo'
SALEs-FIRsT BoARD.-1.000 Petersburg city
SIS 1898, at ll71: 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
road stock at 2l7i.
SECOND BOARD.-5,00O Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad second "a at 1924; 10
shares state Bank of Virginia (B. b. nj l05-;
1000 Richmond aud Danyille Railroad deben-
g., a
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nocrcasc of LawIessness I'm Erin.

DUBLIN. March 1O.--Judge lawson adj
dressing the Grand jury AT Armagh to-day
referred TO the decrease OF lawlcsSness III
Ireland.
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dcatha devoted husband IL bcreft and siv
little ones made motherless. An aged
father and mother, too, feel the stroke most
bitterly.
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NOT Good for Virgins.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY IN THE CANADAs.
HALIFAX, March 10.-The weather IL
cloudy, with moderate west wind; Their
mometer. 80.
QUEBEC, March 10.-The weather is dull
and mild, with light east wind.
MONTREAL. March 10.-The weather IL
dull and mild. There Is no wind.
OTTAWA. ONT, March l0.--Thc weather
is cloudy, with light snow flurries. There
is very little Wind.
TORoNTO, ONT. March 10.--Thc weather
Is cloudy and mild. There is no wind.
LONDON, ONT, March 10.-lt is showing
heavily here. The weather is mild.
SNOW, But no BIG STORM. ~ THE NORTHWEST.
Chicago. March 10.-Spccial dispatches
from all parts Of the Northwest report light
snow and winds at many points, but no
very severe storms. The weather in Da-
kota Is clear. In Western Minnesota there
are high winds and threatening snow. At
Ishpeming, Mich. it is showing and drift
ing badly. At Marquette it Is blowing q
gale and the snow is drifting badly.
NO BLOW AT ELMTRA.
ELMIRA, n. Y, March lO.-It has been
showing here since early morning. There
is no wind.
4 NORTHEASTERN IL NEW JERSEY.
AsBURY PARK, n. j., March lot has
raincd hard since O'Clock this morning.
The wind is blowing from the northeast.
BLOW At BOSTON.
BOsToN, March 10-l:30 r. MA north
east ruin-storm set in here mt 1l:l5 4. NJ,
and still continues. The velocity Of the
wind is 30 miles per hour, the temperature
81 degrees, the barometer 1892, and slowly
falling.
NERVOUS NEWPORTERS.
B0SroN. March 1880 T. M-Aspccial
iIom Newport SAYS: A tremendous sea IS
running here. The tides are very high and
now reach 10 the top OF the wharf plates.
Many residents are extremely nervous.
The Serf rOaTs rs il has not done for years.
and Spouimg Rock Is sending mp columns
OF water 10 IN unusual height
HEAVY GALE COMING.
\ telegram from Highland Light says
the wind is uthea>t and fresh. The indi-
cations are that heavy gale is coming on.
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flour.

Plouy-we quote: ! ne. sS@S3.25; supsTane,
sSSsS9ssd: Patent tamiiv EasT.75.
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Observation-Disclosures:
SPECIAl INDUCEMENTS.

SPEtlAI lNDtN thENi7'
For .l,rt time viii sell II ih' following Pf,o'S
CABlNYT and sxlO FRAMES - reduce ''"SA'
sos. Cabinet Velycis at Soe.'
- Cabine, yelyets az ae.'
$50 Cabinet Neiycts ~ sI'
sl25 sxi0 Frame atsli
soc. sxlO frame at ioe.' -, =.
25c, sxlO fIamc, with mat loes' Ia inc '"fh"
use. -..,.,., - j, 49,
prCTtrREs 10 be- sold al low priess-
FASTER CARDS At hslf usual prices, Al
l.. LEWis's,
20. No.ol2 Main street.
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4 Gloucester telegram says The oSs 70
,hosc dependent on the fisheries by the
storm scare will reach $4,000. over
three million pounds of fish might have
been taken at this season,
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-. arneh Statesman Dead.

ATHENS. March lO.-M. Coumoundour~,,
the wcu.known Greek statesman, Is DEAD
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Uur,r.-Rcd. 52 bushels very good LongbeTy
Al sI20: I64 ba.Lel- yes good Longbrirf ON
nriyate term. 100 bushels mfNel at SlLt 90
bushels fir 20 good sh0r.hery at SLY :" ei.1z
terms. -.. -, o.
COEN.-White, IFS ha-hci- very good on private
terms: go bushels good az Csc. Mixed 70 hun u
els good 10 JGc. .rs
OkTs.-3 80 bushels prime winter ~ 3et.
NEAL-sO bushel, 40 O3c
pFA~.-lIJ bushels Clay az Sl,lO.
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PORT OF NEwPORT's NEWS. MARCH 10, SO.
lBy Telegraph


lBy lclegiHph.I
AEHIY ID.
steamer Iurav. SchermerhOrn. Norfolk. mer-
Chaudlse and passengers. Chesapeake and ONO
halfway Company laud sailed ~ returnl.
steamer Accomac. Deik. merchandise aud pas
sengers, Smithhcd. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land stlea on returnl.
steamer northampton, NcCarrcl. Norfolk.
merchandise aud passengers Chesapeake aud ONO
Railway CompanV (and sailed nn rrturnl.
schooner j. y. Darlington, Warren. New York,
light. To- load coal.
schooner u. :. Williams, English. Boston, Hight,
% load coal.
SAILED.
Schooner John X. shaw. Osborne. New York.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner Lily Holmes. Holmes, Providence
coal, ChesaIeak e and Ohio Railway Company.
SCHOONER SUNF.
NEW YORK. March lO.-1he schooner F.. Moon.
from Norfolk, Va, with corn for New York. sank
tnis morning inside Of SIudy HoOt. The crow
were saved. Tho ergo viii re q total los. The
schooner ruch tie wreck Of tie steamer NanhiD.
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FssuExuEx's eErOr.

SEINE-1aEEAD OF ALLa-ssere
- No. and gu tliticr, ..
PATFNT and SOFr-LAfD ~tlNk-TM tNfs,
PATENT and SOfI-LAlD ~ElNt-LiNE>,
ROPES, \ VIKING. -.
CoRkS. CORKNOOD. OltLLO1lilNG,
NACRNNE iACE-THREAD all sizes, ~. -
Manufacturers "a Mis- ana ohlNf> 81 ~
sorts.
SElNES RIGGED "a or'isF oy expert ~ Hds:
special attention inyite.i - our iNPoKlEp
LINEN STURsEON-lNtNt. -,
l.. LIIHTEN~r Ei\ SONS.
corner Sevonteentb and Franks stfecE.
Sole importers OF the cVs Grated ion hrsAd -inr
Thread. and importers Of other brnEds. tes,
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yARISE IyTELLiGfNCk.
pORI OF KiINMDND, MA
AHRlNEn.

Steamer Guvandottc. Nelly. New York. morchan-
disc and passengers. g. ". Allen & 90.
steamer Pioneer, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc. i. ". Mc( arrick. agent
steamer ARIEL, clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, and passcngcrs, l.. Is. Tatuu
superintendent.
SAILED.
Schooner +. 4. Cottiugham, smith, Perth Anl-s
boy. rdilroai-ties, Curtis & Parker.
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4 BREAK TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET
WIDE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 1o.-'Thc Ap-
peoPS Skipwith (lliss.) special say: The
efforts TO stop the EIlislcc break have been
without result. The gaps are about two
hundred and City feet wide, and the yc'oci-
~ OF water SIX 10 seven miles Per hour.
The water j. three feet deep. \ weak
poipt ha, been reported on james Richard
cons plantation. near Mound Landing.
The Lcycc Boerd has sent 4 large force OF
men 10 protect that point. The Protection
and main lcvee are still considered safe.
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uorsEs. MULES. COWS, &c.

tENE's''F'''' - -----''--- ''-'----',---
MULES AND HORSES GSE
ANY p,r~0n not finding stock 10 suit them at nay
sale. tables in Richmond, can write NE, care 2b
EAST FIFTH STREET, tlhtiNNAIi' - and
le-crlic ~ near A. posi- ,c what lnsy want. stat
ing for what purpo.c thoy web % we TIE animais
and viii Nh thc bin satisfactorily or 20 sale.
FILLING order nom whole ale custoAi'fs 4 sFe-
CiAity.
Nv salesman. NE. JOHN " PACE, keeps always
a GOOD sunly on hand of both MULES MD
HORSES for tnr wholesale ana retail trade
Satisfaction rtaraui,cd or money refunded.
dc 7-Bm btoNbE 10 bf NNb'i'
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PURCELL, LADD & 90.
DLAIR's CHLoRAL TIIYMoL PRO-

PIYLACTlC AND DIsINrTCrASr has been
used IN thIs city successfully 20 prevent tho
spr,ad Of dirh,horia and -cariet-fyV'r and also
,o rnuirstc the .4v,rl;y ~ tho>c diesasor. lis
n,od,. II u.s. {. simple. and tie oder agreeable
For sale by druggists. rrice, o. e,nis bottle
Prensr,d only bv JBLNiI., DrUggist,
de- corner krsad ana Nihth str'fe>-
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uGVGs. MEDICINES. dc.

DAA'S EASTER-EGG DYES
ARE
Hrtt~rnIL DYES FOR ESSTER-tGGS-
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The stock market opened per cent hieh'F tth
II Yesterday close for Northwest Vrci'rr'i' bui
Lli lower for tho general list the latter Denver
and mo Grindp. During the forenoon The u'rNrt
was very dull ard without feature, thc chahfe,
.b.iugall fractional Prices q II \. v. recorder
a I.ciiuc Il st led by Union rpc,hc aud Noith-
w,.t mr., rrrd: after which The tone n the mar
Eer became hrmcr. shortly after midday an ad-
vance ranging from % = Der cent took pace, .h
Which Union Pacific and Western mon were Tie
most c.usUicuuu.. hi, vaE followed ~ partial
reaction. after whichtLc market became strong on
am increased volume OF huslut-- ana -"'9 up ',gi
~ Z, fLr close. Union Pacific. The Nandr.ii,t-.
Northwest. and Missouri Pacific lctdih< the up
ward movement. In the hnal de lilng- -ome shares
reacted lightly. hii the general inarNet 'io>'t
.tronV m An advance ON the day tran lctiOu- Of
l.nIl-. the Nandcrb.ts and Union Paclhr leading
tucrctu Transactions aggrt gated - iGOC SHARES.
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The Niississinni Overflow.
THE WATER FALLING AT HELENA-TnE CUR
Rent CARRYING DESTRUCTION u VARIOUS
DIRECTIONS.

RENT CARRYING DEHlhl NIlVN - NAhlVN'
DIRECTIONS.
HELENA. ARKANSAS. March 10.-The
river has declined half an inch, and
will probably continue to fall slowly
for several DAYS, when Il more rapid
decline i expected. The leyec> are still
being strengthened, and viii be made
thoroughly secure N this vicinity. The
backwater i, still rising in the overlooked
district, below. This will continue until
The decline in The river l. great enough 10
draw the water back through Che creyaSscs.
The most terrific currents, the r0T from
which can De- heard here during the
still hour, Of the night, are tearing through
the country below, carrying destruction
with them. In the OldtoWn-lakc region
the water i higher than was ever before
known, the losses 10 planters being greater
than ever li0Ic from the same cause.
Cabins, fences, and dead carca>c> Of ami
mails are to bc seen floating down the river
in great numbers. The Southern-ENprcs>
business has been transferred 10 the Mid
land road. owing To the stoppaee oi trains
over the Ir0n-MOuntlin route.
4 BREAK TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET
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W. xFw YORK COTTON FIT, RE-

NEW YORK, March 10. -Colion-Net receipts,
j33 bales; gross receipts, 531 bales. tuigr,&
April. siO.2am 5000; May, i0.43mtl0.4f;
June. sl0.j7MSlO.iS: july, SlO1OUsln7l;
August. Slo.S2: SeDomrer. slO.hlcf
AlOI2MS1n.l4: Decomher. lO.l3nflO.lj.