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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
Raid on Spirits.

LIVERPOOL, April 2,-The Government
bonded warehouse, situated on Springer
street. was entered Yesterday 10y unknown
parties and a number Of casks Of spirits
were opened and their contents spilled
about the place. 1t is supposed this was
done with incendisry intent. but as no fire
resulted the damage was only about &, GOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

A new posi-ofiice has been established at
/" Chihorn," Franklin county, Va. with
Charles X. Hancock as postmaster, and at
+" Cuckoo Louisa county, Va. with Al
bert ". Hankins As postmaster.
James A. Clark has been commissioned
postmaster at HOLSTERS, Westmorcland
county, and George Thomas at Fatkilu,
Patrick county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
Curious Story from Vermont.

RICHF0RD, VI, April 2.-lesterday
Young man named Osier died from the ef
fects Of swallowing lead shots. taken 10
cure boils. In swallowing tn, shots one OF
them took the wrong passage and worked
into his brain. causing death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows the decrease in
the public debt during the month Of March
10 be 80, 344. s2e.27; cash in the Treasury,
s3l5. O34, $685. As; gold certificates, S4,969,-
no: silver certificates. s77,625, 33l; certi-
ficafes Of deposit outstanding, s9,7l5,0 900 ;
refundlng certificates, S3S4.450; legal tend
ers outstanding, S346,6sl, ole; fractional
currency outstanding, s7,0lO,57s.si.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
Coming TO America 10 Look for MUIR
Jerers.

LoyDoX, April 2.-Three eonsiahles ron
Rail- Ireland. have gone TO America in
nnest OF Hynes and Nabey. who are sus-
necfed of having murdered Feeriek in
June. 1850. The crime created much sen
safion al the time, Is it was believed to be
political murder. The arrest OF twenty
six persons last week at Bailinroee, ON The
charge Of being aecomplices IN the murder,
revived recollections OF the crime.
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|TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

A Long Struggle for Life; A Missourian Re-
leased from Death-Sentepce ty the
United stairs Supreme Contradiction 10 n
Train on the irse- Mountain Road-Strikes
In Narious Pinces-Bad Indians Captured In
Automatic Revenues and Expenditures
OF Great Britain-Precautions Against by
Mantle fieuds in London-Trial OF Alleged
AsssssiBs In Rome-Au Embezziing Stock
Breker-other Important Foreign Events.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

DUBLIN, April 2.-Reports ron Limerick
saw that owing 10 the improved condition
Of affairs In that city the extra force OF pc
Hce which has been kept up for some time
nss. has heen materially decreased-this
being done on the advice Of Clifford Lloyd,
ma. sl1xte NJ Lincrisk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
Organising Lapd.Leaguers I'm Austria.

Lospos, April 2.-Mr, Parnell has re-
ceiyed = lefter from his friend and cola
borer William Redmond, whe has gone to
Australia to organize the Land,Leaguers
in that country. Mr.. Redmond reports
tha, he has been successful beyond all ex-
pertaiion. and that prospects are brighter
Tor Ireland on account OF his visif.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

Colbert strail and Jesse Mulbolland
were wsylaid and shot Saturday night
near 0akleld. Anderson county, Iowa, by
an unknown man, who stepped from BE-
hind tree and fired upon them. Strait
died nj midnight. MulboIlaDd WIS shot In
the head. and II is reported fatally. This
IL the ouigrowth Of reign OF terror In
that vicinity, begun and sustained by
euahl and his confederates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
West Virginia Politics.

The Republicans Of the Charleston,
West Va, congressional district, at their
convention saturday. nominated Judge J.
III. Brown, OF kanawha. Judge Brown
was born in Cabell county in December,
1918. lie was on the circuit bench IN the
old state and on the supreme bench in West
virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
Exchanging North Carolina sonds.

RALEIGH. y. c., April 2.-State-Trcasu-
reT Worth is preparing 10 exchange the
balance d old outstanding bonds Of the
State for new per cents under the recent
act Of the Legislature. The exchange viii
be made at the Bank OF the Republic, New
York. from April l0th o 1871.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-Tbe lron-Mourtain
train due here this morning at G:17 o'clock
struck rock OF several tons weight which
had rolled down on the track at Bushberg,
TWENTY-FIVE miles from here. The engine
rolled down the bank into the river. The
baggaye-car and smoker were thrown from
the track. Engineer McGoveru and his
fireman, who jumped from the engine,
were both seriously injured. The passen-
GERS were uphurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
RICHMoNDLIvE.s STOCK MARKET

APRIL e.-Price. tbs week ranged ~ follows;
et+g ft1ffle.-Nery best &C.; extra tsgotc.'
good, 81 G6e.; common 10 iaiF' S%ai &C.; Ouis'
Gie, Cops-s2s SIS per head.
Teafs.-s6aSll.
SAsep.-fkuGAc.
Hogs.-l0Mlt1e., net.
About "A head Of beef cattle, $50 bog ana
lS6 sheep were on the market
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK..


NEW YORK. April 2.--Co,ton easy sAlss- sss
l,tl.s: uplands, 30 l-l6c.; Orleans 10 o-loc.'
eo1-o,ida I'd net pts. 5000 tales; eaporis-
10 s,reat Britain, 3 ,26s eaies; 10 lhe eohlnens
S.sS0 bales. Southern -four steady common 70
fatr extra. s4.lQas5.l5; good 10 sno!ce sxaa'
as. 20eI&6.75. Wheat opened SC. hisheI, ana az
ieryEar,s declined trife; No. sprlhy hSni n !
nnerlded spring. sl.l2 uilgraded req, Sue
sI2e: No. red, sl.zlgsl IN Sertse~ses'
April al eaGsl.2o. Corn asa e, ioS r, on
s,sse.; Apri. 666s66ssc. oats .S5 lse, hisher ard
,,ors acr4ve: No. q 55.(G53Sc. Hop urn prices
without marked change; trade gule,, Svnet-
sr.ot arm. No. Z Rio. April, $3.50. sugar
siscsdy with moderate demand fair 70 GOOD re-
ening 7c17ie; rcanei steidy az 7},c- extfz, 5se5
"a. : white. extra &, 7te.; yellow q, TSs17ae.;
ssIiow 7c Of A. TIA Sc; mould A, sfe.; stand
sss s.e.: confectionery A. sc, caf-foaf.
o. ernshed. pse.; powdered, Stg9 &C.; granu-
i,,Sd. { iI~iseS sse.; cnhes, &c: 1oias-es qsiei.
Pc steady. Coiton-seed Oh, 52@5pe. Rosin
Steady AZ q I .65asl.7o. raryentine du1 AZ fec.
and 90 pounds sEaI0e.; Texvs selected, 30 aud
az r,s,ndS- Zoe. Wool aul and unsettled; do
mesllc fleece. s4r50c.; Texas, lss2ee. f9gk
oniet and held very steady; mesa spct u 9.2oA
sla25: options nominal. Mddics dull and nomi-
nal: hong clear. lO4sc. Lard very dnIl and 4la5c-
iower closing steatier: prime steam, spot
All so April, 9 l l.5s@si1.62- frights steady
BALTIMORE
BAlT.xorY. April 2---kTour quiet ane An
tscsrar,,-ssree< and western s0p<r6u<> e3.aJM
al. f1yntlv, e5M 81 cry Mt1s sspfrnps
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
n \. BALDWIN

n \. BALDWIN
successor to Gardner, Carlton & BALDWIN,,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOOTS AND
SHOES.
announces the resumption q business - No.
1929 Main street. the old stand. lie Is now To-
ceiving an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES. which has been purchased Tor
CASH. and which IL is his intention TO sell 70 cash
and prompt buyers al a very small advaHce-
apl-eOd2w*
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, April 2, 1853.
OFFERINGS.
WHTAT-whlte. so bushels. Red. 99s bushels
CORN.-White, l.c06 bushels.
OATS-7U bushels
MEAL--l3e bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-Whiie- SO basheis good 4; sl.ls. Red
az bushels mixed at sl.le: ~ bushels common
70 prime >h0rtbcrry al sl.O5 10 Ellis.
toRN.-WbIIe, 5i0 bushels very good 10 prime
AZ 81 10 63c.
OArs.-3s bushels spring on private terms
MEAL-36 bushels on private terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
HOTEL COMFORT,
Ill oVkES STREET. HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newiy-furnished hotel : now
omen for The reception Of guests. Tbs hoiei, ma.
~, l.aen ftted up with The greatest aienueh -
~ ,,ede-n re1uirefneuts . the travelling puolc'
sn,rli.s \ wan long expci .enced by those yisluhe
Uamrt0n in quest Of comfort economy, clNlhg'
,-sSi rcA food. cleanliness aud poiHeness.
Nesls Al All hours IN restaurant. >pecLai terms
for families ..-.,.,. ,,ho.. ,,..
Large samperooIns for com Nn9sS "a
~ - ,sv Il. BARNARD, Proprietor.
~ Ian Late Manager Of Bon-Air Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
Fire In Massachusetts.

LEoNINsTEE, Mass, April 2.-The large
leather board mills and out-buiding, own
ed and managed by Colonel J. \. Harwood
were burned. Loss. 100000: insurance,
81 900
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Ey Telegraph
NEX N0pk.

SEw YORK. April 2-NooH.-stocEs dull.
Money. per cent. rHchange-long. Il, short
4ssY. state bonds scCcrally unchanged. Govern
ErSpia0,-rxcnange. ASK. Governments ir-
regular: new s.. lu4 bid: new 49, l3<. new
a. Ilgs ex Interest: new 81. 1881 ~ Interest:
Money. 7d2u per cent. STAT" DoLI, Iull az"
featureless. sub-Ireasury balances Gold. sl26,-
- 4. nurr.rrN. AH.EhL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

DRI6S. MEDICINES. &c.
NOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
THE EMULSION OF coD-LlvER OIL.
HYPoPHosPITEs OF LIME AND SODA.
Fifty cents bottle. For sale by all druggists
Prepared BY
api PIhs til. lsIlp \ =:
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Assignment.

NEW YORK. April 2.-Joseph w. Frazier,
dealer I'm firearms and military goods, 300
Broadway. has assigned, giving preferences
amounting to 7,09S.
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HOTELS AND BOARDISG-HoCSE
HOTEL LAFAYETTE
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.

Location unsurpassed. One square from Broad
Street station. Pennsylvania railroad.
Newly furnished and improved, with 500 rooms
Offer attractions superior TO any hotel In Phila-
delphis. l. L Nal
h1a-T, TbSsa1-n Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

by boiler-explosion at 81. Dizier,
France, Sunday. twenty-six persons We're
killed and thirty-eight injured.
Misfortuncs mover come slngly. The
great food and Mrs. Langtry struck Cincln-
natl on the same day.--Phiiade!pkta Buae-
lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NEW GOODS.
FISH SETS,
GANC SETS.
ICE-CREAM SETS.
FRUIT SETS.
LEMONADE SETS.
Also. fun line Of BREAKFAST. DINNER,
TEA. and sUPPER-SETS, all Of New snd Vie
CANT Designs, 20 De seen at Z. +. TAYLOR'>,
ap8 lOll Main .t+ett.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

Sid wise cid doctor as ksrdhof.
-. facets ON II very much bongbs Of,
li,s kepf for TIE sake
% ex<h psfn and ache
Thai ssI ens eyss has toershtsf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03
uoRSEs. Mules. cows, dc.
MULES AND HORSES. =

anv ner-oni not finding stock 10 suit them al ms
saIe-stzhles In Richmond, can Hri,s me- "a" -
FIsT FIFTH STREET, ClNClNNAlI,v VI aug
-, - near A. r,ossi lle what they want STAT
Ing Tor what purpose they wish 20 use tne animal
and will AN the bill satisfactorily or no AIT.
Filling orders from "holes@'s
cialty.
N, salesman. Mn. JOHN ". PACE Keeps ai. az.
s5od supply an hand OF beth nULts AMI
H0RsFs for he wholesale and reiali traoe-
s-.,s,..,,o, Guaranteed or money refundeS.
.lst.S''~" GEORGE ID. BENNEyf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

SPECULATION on the ~tock Exchange p-ciY tas
teen fuI aud generally week. ~ TIE opening the
eh.de Aelow : tfrriav's CLOSING quotations.. Du-
riug he first hour Of business tie market wa du .
AMI veal. aud q furtttr dcciuc ~ sas recorded
led by Central Pacific. uhnols cllrdt, Nv, 80
~ an exception. and sold mp =. During me
urXt hour there was 4 slight improvement ~ uiil
the market continuing dali prices again iell on
iat. Chicago. Burlington and Quiscy. and CANA
ia Southern hciug the greatest sufferers III tht
downward movement. subsequently p1rtiai r.
c0very took place after which an ARTIFICIAL -trln-
genrv IN money. which advanced % 20 rsr cent?
caused another decline 81 Is Ia OREGON and Trans
Continental and isd1 Ia the renal ndr II ne hst'
the latter 81 s-ouri Pacific. The marset elCtd gen
er-,llv weak with fecline IN The day. ir-nsae-
lions Of tdli. the latteT oregon ana / rans-eon-
unental. The transactions aggregated los'VvV
shares. .-.
R.rTr,fopF. April 2-VHgnnia 6's- c0u~oli-
dated 3s: second series. 374 pAst-dne coupons
a.: new IO-40 32-, new s., 5-%. BID.
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Elonr.

Flou--we quote: De- sSas323; suI<Ihne,
ss.75ds425:sxt s5Gs3.30. eommcn iAmliy'
gsGs58O: Patent family, s7@s770.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

POLICIES GUARANTEED FOR THEIR FULL FACE
VALUE. POLICIES INCOSTEsTiBLE. lSSUEES
OK ENDOWMENT FLAN. Don't HAVE TO DIE
TO VIM
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PERSONAL.

is hereby given thai
~ have qualified as adninistratriX Of JAMES
PFNDLETON ROGERS. deceased. Persons nav
ing claims against the estate OF against .. I;
Rogers & Co. under which hrfn-naine oeceased
conducted business are requested 70 present thtn'
nroDeriy authenticated. TO THOMAS W. Nc
JAS(E. No. 1913 east Cary street, richmond,
Va and psrfies Indebted 10 said estate or hrin
H. make usylnent 10 said McCance. who Is author
ize1 a. nav agent 20 receipt for the same.
ELLEN McCANtE ROGERS.
Administrairix Of James PendleI0n Rogers
deceased.
49,, oo 1osa INN 3O-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

BALTIMORE. April 2.-Beef-cattle msrsei slow
rrices without serious change; quality MT good
as the average; very best o. 7c.: first quality,
5<He,c.: medium. is65c.: ordinary, sf14e,.
had: sales. S44 head. swine IN moderate supply
aud fair demand receipts 4.053 head: quota
ions. sAdIIc. Receipts Of sheep, z,2-i head;
quotatlons AH-c.
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MARCH 2e,lss3.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

n no,n
Nh. W. c. MAYO HAS REEN APPOINTED
SOLICITING AGENT FOR THE NlRGlNA
SOCIETY FOR TUE PREVENTION OF tkC-
ELTf TO ANIMALS. All those who desire 10
contribute the objects Of the Society are request
nh 29-iG J.G.ARMsTRONG. Presiden
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FINANCIAL.
RrCHMOyp STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY Apf1i q 1888
sALEs-FIRsT DoABp.--1.00o Virginia nsw 3's
at 81: 1000 Petersburg Rsilroad hoais, Class II,
nj co.. 5000 Virginia conso,s at 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

CHOICE sPICED PIGS FEET,
FRESH SARATOGA CHIPS,
PIE-PFAClIEs fthree-pound tins FOR loc.i;
TOMATOES. PEAS. CORN;
GOOD TEA. soc. pound.
All strictly pure snd reliable, II
r,bs CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-03

MILWAUKEE,. April 2.-Fiour-Dem3nd fair.
Wheat steady; No. 2 hard. sl.lJ.; scft. sl.oIt
cash April, sLos (; No. g. SIC. Cora hrmer;
No. 2. SAC. Oats frIner: No. 2. nominaliy
ace; white. iesai7c. Mes pork higher: 81 s.fo
cash and April. Lsrd-Pr.me steam. Al 40 cash
sBd AIriI. Live hogs drm al f7.l5Gs7.eJ.
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MARINE IyTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 2, 1883.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Guyandoite. Kelly, New York. mcrchan-
disc aud passengers- q. W. Allen co.
steamer Roanoke. Couch. New York mercRan-
a - and passengers, O. ". Alien x Co, agent.
steamer Ashland. Croker. Philadelphia, mer-
chaudlse and passengers, J. ". Hetariic agent
schooner A. g.. Ireland. Gale. lower James river.
merchandise. Ola Dominion steamship Company.
Al wEsT POINT.
Steamship Hcrmod, Hen. New York. q load
-four for Brazi.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United S-ates
mail. m,rchau'iise. and lssssngers- l.. 3 IatlEs
superintendent
Schooner John y, Parker, Phillips. Bslumore
stone, " ethan, Grsnlte COMPANY; vessel, Cufti1
Parker. stss
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FURNITURH..

FURNITURE MUST BE S0LDM
II IN ORDER TO REDUCE sToCk.-k
ii you need FuRS!Ti RI, now Is the time M
10 buy. AS we oner extra Inducements for
cash Be sure and goods before you pur-
chase. Best assorted stock IN the city. Can be
sen In wxrerooms, l6 Governor street.
MICS y. GATHRIGHT a son.
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General JOHN ECuOLs President.
DAVIS A. hAVsER, Nice-Presldeut.
HUGH VI. NCILHANY- secretary.
T.C. MORTON. General Agent.
Or. 4. NJ. FAUNTLEROY. Medical Director.
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PORT or VIEWPOINTS NEWS. APRIL 2, 1853
by Telegraph.
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. schermerhorn. Norfolk mer-
cllndl.e and PASSENGERS lhe. peake and Quo
Railway Company land sailed on rrturni.
~teamer AcCcnac. Deik. uerchsrcise ani pas
=engers. Smithleld. Chesapeake and Ohio Hallway
Company land stilca on re,urni.
steamer Norfhafuuton. McCarrick. Norfolk,
rpsrclaudlse and rasSengers. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Gcmpanv land sailed 81 rsfurhl
Schooner A. 81. Wright. -, Ale1aniris, iis-4i,
q load cuai.
SAILED.
schooner ". ". kenzsl >oper. New York coal.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
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NfORIsON's PILLS-A REMAHkA
vi BIZ REMEDY.
STOMACH. LIVER. hIuNeY, OR BL ADnER
DISORDERS JAuNDfcE. SIGN HEADACHE,
CHIl.Is. INDIGESTION, AND
COSfIVENESs ENTIRELY CrRED.
Dyspspsia.---I took Mortson's Pills for Dys-
nef.ia and was cused. Believe would not now
h. u,ipg but for using tbeSn. JonS r. - BLkrx,
Hardware Merchant. Richmond. Va
Lfrer.-,.I u.ei hoF1sou's Pills Tor my liver,
and consider them 20 be worth their weight IA
gold. They cid NE great deal OF esvd- L. 4.
WINSTON. Sheriff Office. RiVhmond, Va
Iron receipt Of 81 they viii De mallsd ire -
any address In or out Of the cigS. W. :. I'll. hfh.
Ageat. Broad and Plue streeis- klehIl9nd' VA
fnhSl
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Energetic and Trustworthy agents who can fur
nish good business references fnOne Others need
apply wanted In every county and town In Nlr-
giuia The new and attractive feaiures Of this
company viii make il very pr, fiable q dive man.
Fcr further information. terms. &C.. address
C. MORTON. General Agent; or,
n. ~. MClLHANN, Secretary,
ap 3-eodfw stanton. Va
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BALTIMORE

BALT.xorf, April 2--ftour quiet and an
uc~ar,i-ssrees and western saesrnu<, e3.sJw
"a; fInly, e3@e5s7. cry ms's ssoernps.
Ss.s7Ss4; sxira, sA1se0~s.s0; kiv S4---.'
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NFW YORK COrrON rUrVREs.

NEW YORK. April 2.-Cotiou-Nei receipts =
bales: gross receipts 1882 bales. fuurts cio--t
sieady: sales $4,000 bales. April. ss.e2e3
s9g8: MAY. sIO.oedslO.f9; June. slO.22es
slO.23; July. slO.33gtlo.34: Ausnsi, sl0.s4
GsiO.45; September tlo.2o9 slo.2l; October.
.9.oadsa.s6: November. se.s5HSp-sc: De-
ce...h.r- al sGlI 81 January. xA.a5 AAq.aI.
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GREAT REDUCTION!

have tust had manufactured the
LATEST AND NEWEST STYLE
or
CHAMBER FURNITURE
AND
PARL0R FURNITURE,
and am selling az greatly reduced prices 10 cAsn
Examine my stock when you are IN need Of
i's -''''' sAMUEI. W. HARwooDs
uh1f-tAp27 Net c..-ss-r siress-
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COOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
DUBLISHED THIS DAY

DU BLI>IIED IHIN UA1-
BARTON's CHANCERY PRACTICE AND
PLEADING.
Volume 2, IS, or intcrleaycd with paper for notes
ss5O: volumes / aud bound IN one hAndsenle
volume, sl2.
Either mailed paid 70 al who remit the price %
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
nh 2l-dSw PubHsfs~rs.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-07-21
FACTS AND FIGURES.


The enormous sum of 1902, 900, 600
is invested in the submarine cables Of
the world, supposed to aggregate 81, 600
miles in length.4N " Sun.
There are over $4,000, 900 seeds In
bllshel of red-top seed, over $4,000, 900
in a half-bushel of timothy, and about
5000, 600 in ten pounds Of clover seed.
--Prdirie Farmer. h''" =
The largest mule in the world was
sold at Kansas City recently. 1t was
49, hands high, weighed 1875 pounds,
measured Is feet from nose TO tail. and
was six years old.--KdnSas City Times.
"A party of Pennsylvanians has pur-
chased the Ottawa Il Gatineau Coloni-
cation Railway, running seventy-ive
miles through mining country, which
received a liberal bonus from the Gov
eminent in money and lands. Philadel-
9Jltid Press. lhtNl f'.
The amount of beer brewed in the
United States during the year ended in
May, 1888, was 17,34S, 424 barrels of
thirty-seven gallons each. Counting
the population at so, 1855, 1872, that gives
nearly ten gallons for each person.
Chicago Journal. ''
Each head of clover contains about
sixty distinct flower tubes, each of which
contains portion of sugar not exceed
ing the five-hundredth part of grain
The proboscis of the bee must there
fore be inserted into 500 clover tubes
before one grain of sugar can be OBJ
tanned. There are 1000 grains IN a
pound, and, as honey contains three
fourths of its weight of dry sugar, each
pound of honey represents $500, 900
clover tubes sucked by bees. Chicago
Tribune.
The San Francisco Bulletin saws.
SHOW many wheat ships do we want
for the year 1S83-4p We shallprobably
want and use all that will come. The
largest number of flour md grain ves-
sells ever cleared from California in a
cereal year was in 1872, when we
dispatched $780, or an average Of AZ for
each month. We shall have over ,O00,-
900 tons of wheat for export during the
ensuing year. That means employment
for 800 ships averaging 400 tons
register" .ruiySR a.
There are .102, 624 buildings in New
York City, of which 78, 36S are occupied
wholly or in part as Adwelling-houses.
Oyer 100000 families are sheltered in
those houses. or sixteen persons for
every building in tho city which is oc-
cupied in any way as a dwelling. s, But
only 32,096 families own the houses
they occupy, leaving 167, 900 families in
rented dwellings. These belong to that
part of the population which goes to
make, up the army of movers. 1t is
estimated that at least so, 600 of those
families, move every year, N Y
| Times.