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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-05

STANTON, VA, Oct 81 1852
Having purchased III. stock of BERKELEY &
Co, We will continue TO carry on the DRUG BtIsI
NESS at the Old stand, No. 4 Main Street car wing
a large and increased stock If Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Ols bye Stutfs. Pc fumery Toilet Artlc rs
aid Christmas GOuds LARGE WINDOW
GLASS n Speciality We also prorose to Offer spec
idl Inducements in Id UP GOODS and PAINTS
of all k,nds A large and handsome addition is b.
ing made to the # our stone room afferdJng ad
ditiona facilities fer transacting business
Presci ptons carefully compounded at al hours
All we ask is give us d trial. We Qad' dntee salts
faction in erery case.
oct.7 3r BERKELEY. ALLEN & co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-05

, LIZ -
By virtue of a decree entered in the Circuit Court
of Angus county in The cause OF Baylors exrs
IA, I0r deyisee viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front of the Court House IN
stanton on
Saturday. January 18th, at II O'Clock
that very valuable property belonging to tn, heirs
of Gorge B ylor decd. situated in front of the
WESLEYAN Female Institute III stanton. on Fayet'
and iadson streets This property embraces the
whole OF ,ile uuare fronting on johnson street
1.76 feet and lying between Fa!ette and
Madison stress, looming On Fayetc street 5na =
feet, which there is com
Portable house with niue rooms a q ,{SA Il
brick office carriage house. stable III Nh -
and olher on bui dngs This prop sairRFsafIsSA
erty viii be sod either as whole - -
or in lets to suit the purchaser.
Lots No "a a d front on Madison street (Which
is paved) each IS feet and rms back 6s s feet
Lot No & fr,ntS on Madison street (Which is
paved 81 feet and runs back 6S feet.
Lots and front on FAY cite street.. each IS feet
and run lack 6S s feet
LIT fronts en- Fayette street 81 feet and runs
back 6'9 feet with brick Office on it.
Lot No fronts on Faye te street 665 feet and
back cS feet. on which is the residence Plat
eXh bite on day Of ~ale
TERMS Enough cash in hand to pay costs of suit
ard sale and residue on credit of one, two and
three years purchaser giving bonds with approved
pcrSol al secuf v bearing interest from day Of sale
and title retained as ultimate sfculity.
P. A B YLOR,
jams ct Commissioner
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Fashionable Marriage at Richmond.

A large and brilliant assembly gathered
at the Monumental church Thursday
night upon tie occasion Of ths marriage
OF Or. W Perrin Nicolson, dean of the
Atlanta, (Ga.) Medical College, and Miss
Kate Holloway. second daughter Of Colo
mel H. D Whitcornb, of this city.
The sacred ediG,e, in its Christmas
decorations, with the floral ones within
tue chancel, presented a joyous appear
ance.
The rector, the Rev. DIR. J. G.. Arm
stronc offc ated iii Z very impress i've tnan-
ner. Dr. Cowan rendered the music in
his happiest style.
The bridesmaids we're prettilv and taste
fully dressed-f0nr in blue, four In pink,
and three in white.
The after dants were W. B. Harrison
with Miss May Nicolson, of Mlddlesex
county; James sutton with Miss Moss
Brown. OF Clark county; Bruce Palmer
with Miss Maria Cstlett, If Staunt' II;
Samuel Taylor. Of Clarke county, with
Miss Maggie Broekei. brcucls; Dr.. a. @.
Palmer with Miss Jennie Mcdonald;
Charles Winu with Miss Minnie Gay, OF
Altar ia; Dawson Mccormick, Of Clarke
county, with Miss Annie Bell, OF st un-
tor; w. A. Ctenshaw with Miss Alice
Beauchamp. ( Boston; DIR. J. F. VIM
with Miss Mamie Mccormick, OF Clarke
county; George 3. Harrison with Mss
Miriam Armstrong;; and B. Rand. Well
ford witt hi iss Jeun Whtconb.
Messrs. ". E. Oh pin, Rand. Norris,
Walter Christian, aid Charles McGruder
acted as ushefs.
TIE lovely lride was handsomely atlired
10 Il iess OF ii hite Ottoman reps. court
train. duclesse lace skirt, which fitted th"
fig are beautifully, al d wore diamonds and
the customary veil and orange blossoms
After the ceremony there was q II cep
tiOn at Colonel " hi,r0mb's residence.
The pre- sents were very numerous aud
costly, aud Indicted The high esteem IL
which the lovely briGe is leld Icy q Iergt
circle If ;5dn,ifipg fl ends of both sexes.
SIZE a i'll be greatly missed here, few per
sn1s having in SO large measure the happy
faculty of winning friends. The bes!
wishes Of all go with her to her southern
home, for which she will leave in Il few
days Richmond Dispatch Dec 80.
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Last week Mr Harmon Newberly
brother of Senator n wberry. bought the
estate of Col. Joseph T. Kent, in syythe
for $50 700 ;slnce then an upset bid of sic,
800 has been put in on the prope ty. Pns
purchaser will resist The action to set aside
the sale.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-05

Miss Agnes Weaving of Brooklyn, n
Y, weigbes two hundred pounds. "A burg
lar entered her room The other night. when
she threw herself on him and choked hin
black in the face The entrance Uf her
itber saved the thief s life.
Maurice Bergen Of Monroe. La. felt a
promonitioD that his death was near He
said 70 tos ftfnd declaring that he " ould
be dead lefnie Dec. s. He was laughed at
bat lis response WAS an offer to bet sTv-
tyfve-Golar suit II cl0thes-as be vas
taior-agaiust ct fin Of equal value
The wager WAS mace. and Bergen won.
The Lesser provided handsome burial cas-
ket, according to agreement.
Last week Mt Harmon Newberry,
brother of Senator wbarry. bought the
estate of Col Joseph I. Kejj, in Wyths.
for $50 700 ;slnce then an upset bid of Sic
800 has been put in on the prop9 ty. rns
purchaser Will resist the action TO set aside
the sale.
Hon. JEFF. Davis has been invited to de-
liver the address In June next at the IN
yelling Of the statue of Gen. Lee III Lex
ington.
A Detroit deaf and dumb girl saved all
the honeyed accents placed on her slate t,y
her makebelieve lover, and size now lin d.
them OF II Unite use i. a suit foY dam ct p
| she has instituted against the failhless
81. ain.
John a. Wise formerly of Hagerstown.
Md. and q graduate of the Academy
there, was fouTp freZ ii to death, neat he
round house a Hhanoke, Va last week
He had heef1 il The employ Of the Shenan
doah Valley r. r., but had fallen into dis
sipated habits.
The residence Of Second Auditor, II II
Dyson II Nottoway c''unty. was destroy d
by fire en- Friday night,
Since tie retirement of Judge Garland
of Lyuciib1Ia, Judge Joseph H -herrart
OF tie County Court Frederick Cou ~.
is perhaps lac oldest dge on the Virgiu
la bench. He is now in his SD year.
Oh the back Of Miss Della Moncrieff, Of
Boston, is burned In by lightning rep
resentati0n of tie large elm tree which
st. nde within few feet Of piazza where
size WAS sitting When the house was struck
by thunder b 1T She suffered no injury
whatever
An Indi ia photographer put the heads
f two wealthy young women on the bod
As Of two ballet dai CT ~. and sold the pic
tElres, fol Which freak of business he has
b en- sued for so 600 d images.
Chicago enters the new year with an
empty treasury, with creditors clamoring
for their pay. ard the mupicip authori-
ties at their wits end fol exEedients TO
raise money.
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M. Hanger. pq.--jan5 At.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-01-05

At Macon, Ga, large hawk swooped
down Oh cage containing tn rec canary
birds, fought away the woman who went
to their rescue, and then carried off one OF
them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

viii Mcdonald, S5i2 Dearborn street, Chicago
gratefully sckuo~ lodges cure of salt Rheum
on head neck face, a. ms and legs fOrseventeen
years; not able to move except on hands and
knees for one year. not able IN help himself for
eight " ars tried hundreds Of remedies; doctors
pronounced his case hopeless; permanently
cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Chas. Eayre linkle, jersey City Heights, Me-,
a lad u years old who for eight years, was one
mass OF SCabs and IIumors, and upon whom all
known remedies and cures were tTie i'll vain,
wss completely cured by Cuticura Remedies.
+. II. Drake, Esq, Detroit Mich, suffered I'M
told fortunes from skin Disease, which APP
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. After the most careful Coo
toring and con, ultation of physicians failed 10
re ieve him, he used the Culicura Remedies,
and was cured, and has remained so to Date.
J. W. Adams, Newark, o. says: Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest wonders on earlh,
Had the worst case of salt rheum in the country.
My mother had 1t twenty years, and died from
it. I believe Gu iCura would have cured her.
My arms, breast ann head were covered for three
years. which nothing relieved until used these
remedies, which completely cured me.
Chas. A. Williams. Providence, Il. l., writes:
The half has not been told as Ia the great cura-
tive powers OF the Cuticula Remedies. have
spent hundreds of dollars for medicines to cure
diseases of the blood and skim and never found
anything yet to equal them.
RE- Diseases of the Skin and Blood and How
to Cure Them" 6i-page work, illustrated with
pa'es drawn and colored from actual cases of
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases cured, and con-
tanning Il hundred testimonials, mailed for six
cents In stamps.
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There is Just nov hut,er Of CEcitsment
among diamond dealers and diamond buy
srs caused By the exposure q new pro
cess Of o0lorinE stones Of inferior lustre.
and making perfsct limitations Of gems Of
first vaier. This i someEhEt alarming 10
the possessors q brillisnts IN which biz for
tunes are invested. and it casts shade o
suspicion on the Whole sparkling display IN
ne show cssss and on dismoDd-dsc1rHted
r.s-sous Widssrsks diamond dealers in
Neu York ssT that ''oH .ol1-ed and chesr
diamonds en- BE- colo-ed 80 ss % hsvs q fns
biue White tint rEr-esertfuE gems q -.
r-es-esf ral1s" and they sd thst The rrr
/ - 81 c1lo-irE diarnrr1s With Euiline hs'
/ f..er $50 n PEris E1d LJr1rr for about I
Ver-. TIE r-ocess e SIMPLY dirrtnr -
] irferior strns m q r-trs-Htior n sriliri
rrr. a-f tie -rcer-irr rI-1fure1 cErrct ,
tstscse1 ~ ibs eye aosc y ne mic-c
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New ORLEANS. April ga Times Dem
ocrat's Wesson special says two additional
deaths occurred az Wesson to-day, the lit
tie son of J. L. { 5son, and Mrs. Finch.
The damage by the cyclone at Beauregard,
Mississippi, is estimated at $4,000. A sim
GUAR fact in connection with the cyclone
may be even now mentioned: There were
about forty persons Of Jewish extraction in
Beauregard during the cyclone,
all of them were picked out
Of the debris and not one seriously
injured. Colonel j. A. Powers, ofJackson,
Miss, tslegraphs a letter from French
camp and gives some particulars Of the
storm in ChOctaw and Attala counties.
The cyclone originated six miles west OF
French camp, Sunday morning, at 10
O'Clock, travelled northwesterly, increasing
IN force until II left Choctaw
ner. The track was nearly o mile wide
aud thirty long. The destruction Of pro-
perty was complete. Hundreds are stripped
Of everything but land. Ten persons were
killed and many wounded. Lebanon Pres
byterian church was destroyed. At 1890
the cyclone struck Attala county
from the southwest, taking a diagonal
course through the county. At i
the storm m pisces was two miles
vide, and took up lOkanhOOnev creek,
the west side, till il came 10 the Beechita,
which II fol owed for several mi les, prOstrat
ing the whole sgemp and destroying farms.
The number killed BY this last storm Is not
known. but many were wounded. IL viii
be impossible for the sufferers TO make
crops unless assisted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-05-03
WONDERFUL CURES.

Thousands of letters in our possession repeat
this story: | have been terrible sufferer for
years with Blood and Skin Humors; have been
obliged to shun public places by reason of my
dsiguring humors: have had the best physi-
clans have spent hundreds of dollars and got
no real relief until | used the CUTICURA REM
sNIES, which have cured me and let my skin
ana blood as pure as Child's.
ChaS. HOughtOn, Esq lawyer, Is State ST.,
BbstCn, reports case Of Salt Rheum under his
observation for ten years, which covered the
patients body and limbs, and to which all
<nown methods of treatment had been applied
crthout benefit. which was completely cured
so ly by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, leaving a
clel and healthy skin.
ar. and Mrs Everett Stebbins, Belchertown,
Mss write: Our little boy was terribly af-
Il, ted with jcrotula, salt Rheum and Eryip
0, : ever since he was born, and moth W
CD Id give him helped him until we tried Cutie
c IRA REMEDIES, which gradually cured him
u iii he is now as fair as any child. Three
q II one-half years at date of cure, proving that
til " are adapted TO the youngest child
d. L. Carpenter. Henderson, n. Y, cured of
Psoriasi or Leprosy of twenty years standing
by CUTIoURA REMEDIES. The most wonderful
cure on record. A dust-pan full of scales fell
from him daily. Physicians and friends thought
ne must die Cure sworn to before a justice Of
he peace and Henderson's most prominent citi-
zens.
no These testimonials are national because
the CUTICURA REMEDIES are national and sold
veIywhere in the United States and Canada.
Pr,ce Cuticura, 50 ct. per box; large boxes, 81;
Cuticur4 Soap, 25 cts; Cuticura Shaving Soap,
10 cts Cuticura Resolvent, 81 per bottle.
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StrangeY-"I say, Mister Big Head, you seem
10 i, Little 'on.' What ails you 2"
EiO Head Well, yosi You see | was out
with the BOYS last light and got kinder mixed"
SfraHger-"Ii appears 30 from the LOOKS Of
SStg Head-uTt don't feel exactly like my head;
ipeat5 to be kinder swelled up, and as II II had
notion TO bust md the pain Is terrible"
stranger" II you will get bottle Of hMieyi
Saline Aperient one or two doses Will put a heaa
on you,' that your friends would recognise"
Mo Head" I'll do any thing " GEL Tla Of All
this pain and sufering.n
TIL, marvellous remedy cures those terrible herd
aches, cleanGes the stomach, unlonds the bowels,
unocks the liver relieves constipation At once, and
gives the bile chance to 50. II has become the
popular and STANDARD remedy for construction bill
ioutness, sick headache, heAtblrni acd siomsch,
and all diseases requiring real nice and pleasant
parsatiye u physie.
hours, and - Just 50 delightful and refreshing
drink, shat everybody likes IL.
Il unclouds and cools the brain, quets ihe nerves.
and 10 a fiaS ga for the headache Of ladies.
Il mitieates the pangs Of rheumatism and govt,
relieves kidney and urinary troubles, and pain in
the back. For dyspeplcs il acts like charm, and
has no equal In curing eonsiipafed habit Il is
rnerchauta, clegks, mechanics. factory hands, stu
dsuts, teachers and all persons who LEAD closely
e6ldued lie and are subject 90 headache dHtiness
md torpid bowels. II you are troubled with q
coated tongue, foul breath, loss q appetite OF gem
ersl siuershupss, BAileys saline Apsrieui will cure
you. Il performs better work than pills, 10 more
pleasant and rsatnhs and is much cheaper, in fact
asa feruiar family medicine chest within Itself
Il sparkles and f'ams Just like glass Of soda
water, and Is lust o. pleasant % cents and solo
eyery-whefe. J. 7. buoNGootH Co.,
rI0pusIofs, Louisville, Ky.
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1888

NJ sixty mlesan hour with perfect safety
The massive stone abutments or fonnda.
tons will first be built NJ the waters edge
and they will have a height Of about forty
feet From these will rise columns of iron
In the form Of piers 10 the edge ofthe cliff
above. BY means Of an anchorage in the
bank for some distance back upon the land
the spans of steel will be built out over the
river 2 600 feet from either side until they
meet in the center, and in this manner the
entire structure will balance and stand.
The "conti-lever" principle u.s. 1t is said,
that which renders the structure stronger
by the weight of train as it advances upon
the bridge. No false work whatever is
used. The bridge will be 245 feet above wa
ter and have 500 foot span, while its length
over all will be 800 feet. 1t will take three
months to complete the masonry. and the
iron work it is expected will be begun in
August. When it is well under way the
operations involved will present an inter-
esting spectacle. The contract requires
that the work shall be completed on No
vember Both of this year.-[Clevelan dHer-
aid.
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TO RUN UNDER BROADWAY.
Plans Of the Arcade Railroad COMPANY
Whose BIII has Passed the Assembly.

Plans Of the Arcade Railroad Company
whose BIn has Passed the Assembly.
The Broadway Arcade railroad bill passed
the assembly yesterday by vote Of 90 q
al. Its projectors hope TO get il through
the senate and approved BY the governor
within Two weeks. They will then begin
the construction Of the road in the fall.
Bv their charter granted In 1881 they
pntsass the right to lay fOur-track raj.
road under Broadway. The present bill
adds tie right Of lay ing sub-sicewalks and
vaults for tie cepti0n Of water. gas, steam,
sever aDd electrical pipes Without these
sidewalks the tunnel would De dark. ili-ven-
filafed and much less available fOr way
travel. Its line il from the Battery up
Brosduav % Tweuty-third street, where u
divides into two braDcheA one follows
Broadway and the other follows Madison
avenue, and they meet again Ct High
Bridge.
IN Il propossd 10 entirely remove The
roadway and sidewalks Of Broad way and
10 81 bsiifute en- artificial roadway supported
on mas I've iron girdes by frequent col
umus The Level Of the roadway VII De
the -sue e. the present lsvel Of Broad Eey-
The sub-sidsWAIks viii be ifnmetiatel ge-
meath the present Sidewalk, uut vi -
wirer as they VII sr-eud otne Eeiis ~ ~
bulldogs. Ina present area openings VI.
- In ruen f1r light and Veutilston. and
f5e uprer Sidewalk vill - 80 With bulls :
evps. The lover roadway VII ne oceufie1
~ f1ur tracks Of which the outer aclsceni
10 the sidewalks, viii b Tor way travel and
the inner for erpress travel lhe tracEs
MI bsvs the ordinary Esuge- beneain tle
side-nlks vii Be large vHults- Were 81
So ----rrs street riuss can BE plsc-d. NJ
We1rins q. euith. tie rrCiector. seTE mere
a ~ Iark Of money - cary ~ ne eu.ef-
-. II 81 cost about y - ~ lllle-
ne London underground rnecs, VIZ -
-sr-iir-. rsV interest On 8 0l0o1o rnlle-
TlIs wrrr of removing The pr-sert roel EeJ
~ NJ irterTrrt trETsl. 81 o-i1Eee ~ -
-lu-d 81 - c-Vis.s 81 clstur1Hr'ce- re-
3 -';-.'.r 49, l--r5s vi nj hs q turn-l.
So = -rrrIIrr rtrret. ws1 lirtfrd nr1 uel
~r-fiIafrf. stair-nTs III cescsnc - !
Trrrr "a rrest co-usr.
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Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers

Disfguring Humors, Humiliating Eruptions,
Itching Tortures, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysip-
elias, lnfantile and Birth Humors, and all Blood,
Skin and Scalp Affections infallibly cured by
the Cutcura Remedies
Cuticura Resolvent the new blood purifier.
clean'es the blood and perspiration Of poisonous
elements and impurities and thus removes the
cause
Cuticura, the great skin Cure, instantly allays
Itching and Inflammation. clears the okin and
scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, purifes and beau
titles the Complexion.
Cuticura soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifer,
prepared from Cuticura is Indispensable in
treating skin diseases, and for rough, cbapped
or greasy skin, blackheads bio ches and baby
humOrs.
Culicura Remedies are absolutely pure, and
the only infallible blood purifiers and skin beau
filters.
| challenge any physician of any medical
school t. perform with any or all the remedies
Of the pharmacopGia the cures of Blood and
Skin Humors that will make solely with tn
Cuticrrh Remedies CHAS. MAIN, Nj. ID.
AZ Union Park, Boston.
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Jaranese Nen. Items

YoKoHoNA, April p the japanese
govtrnmeut continues suspicious and
vatcbful on Cbma's proceedings. Japan
viii not be forced into var, excepting as q
last extremity, and feels its peaceful atti-
tnds strengthened By the appointment Of
the United States minister 10 Corea, but is
Oh iEed % uaintain defensive ureuaraiions.
The japanese army has nov been increased
20 en- available force q i11pl0.
The submerged hud Of United ates
ship Oneida, Lost on the japanese coast
thirteen vears aEo. was blown up Last
m NTH. No relics we're recovered, though
human skeletons and various unimpOrtaut
articles Of the ships furniture were brought
INTO the surf Sc.
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Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston, Potter Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston,

scope. The fraud is all on the surface and
can be removed with SOAP and water. Late
ly, however, it is said the sharpers have m
proved upon the process by adding to the
ooloring matter some mucilaginous sub
stance to make it stick so tight that it can
only be removed by ammonia. The di;
mond experts boot al this, as anything
,ticky would cloud the stone and defeat the
intention. The tact is this aniline coloring
deceves the initiated only, and the fraud
is readily discovered, if fraud there be, by
moistening the stone with the tongue and
rubbing it with handkerchief. 1t is well
to know that such things are, and how to
unmask the dpCpption.
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woMAN's REMEDY,

a. certsn ares tu1 poriois Of woman's LIE, there
comes certain uOuhlea, achea pains ana EuheIings.
These comp plants add irregularities leop hrfize the
girls life tt sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
fusrried woman until afer the "turn 81 life"
t1me have heaiache8, winning o. The head,
mental ard nervous Prostitution, hanched cheeks
tIo0dless Ifs, iIfsless eyes, cluuded trani While
Ufhsra susf With painful lrreCI artea, uterine dis
farsfnants and ulcers, hTsielica spnsns, physical
rrastrHt7u, chronic leucOIrhfa, Chllf1sis surpfes-
sHus. loss q petite ra Inn diseases 1neY adec-
tHus stc Which lr ruuNfruH cases end iu erllertie
Ca. rravuislHus. insanity sud desth. These are
ratera1v she result u tnsftsutI1n. All femalss
Erou the cIaas df ccrlF plants We alluie 20. No.,
1adas 90 fhess troubles ran ba agCftsd and cursa
We hsra ff.7f frsf1 On Hussnis.
lf. rrrlg0.lt.s English male nitts1a VII cure
vru sr-14 sld vell-usH mtke yln haalthy and
haFpy-uIl r-rsr sou feel lac new Euunkn anf
10 fll1trte. so'l by al druggists 20 fl.1o hsnc
your afd-ass 81 1HfF ~ ~. bramro1le's Family
Estl1ai AtristI 81 D. fis afi-afA
. L. un1uaooLE a Co.,
ff1lrIat1Ts. louisville. ET.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.



New YoRK April 27.-[Speca l.l-Money
on call, 4 per cent.
Governments unchanged.
Stocks dull.
Texas stocks very active. Sales, 5000
Texas & Pacific, at 80 to 30l; $4,000 Texas
&c Pacific, Rio Grande division, at SO; $780,
600 Kansas g. Texas and $50 500 New York
& Texas scrip, at 4.31l $4,000 worth OF
Fort Worth & Denver bonds, at 72B to 73i.
Railroads east OF Chicago have made new
cattle rates.
The Hannibal 81 st. Joe has been trans
ferred to the Chicago, Burlington q
Quincy.
Capital stock for constructing Pennsyl-
vania roads has been limited to 100000 by
bill passed by the senate.
Cotton points up.
Dressed beeves, Ok to II.
Hogs, 7.75 to s.
Gram higher
Provisions firm and quiet.
New YORK, April 2S.-[Special. Money
on call, 81 to per cent.
Foreign exchange unchanged.
Stock dull
Texas stock and bonds still active, al
though somewhat declining.
Fort Worth & Denver advanced, and quo
ted at 80 to 80.
Missouri Pacific 1882.
Texas g. Pacific 3O9b to 3O9s.
Denver & Rio Grande, 4Ss.
Exports of cotton for week, 92,C4l bales.
Future lower, supply diminished !;
weather is reported favorable for large crop.
Provisions, beef and pork, quiet and I'M
changed.