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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-10
BUCKINGHAM
ACCIDENT 10 TWO Young LADIES-TARNING
ONs-RENISISCENCEs OF TIE EyAC-
IArTns- az I.rluNnNm

ACCIDENT 10 TWO YONG LADIES-FARNING
OPERATION s-RENINISCENCEs OF TEE EyAC-
UATIOS OF RICHMOND.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL 4, 1888.
on Sunday evening two young ladies'
Misses Sallie and Annie Gilliam-were re-
turning from church, and made a narrow
escape from fatal injuries from a FESTIVE
and unmanagable horse. They were both
thrown violently TO the ground and severe
ly bruised.
our farmers are diverted from their out
. door work by the excessive wet earth, but
are busy in handling their tobacco crops
and making them ready for market.
Spring elections always demoralIzc our
labor, and are great distractions to farm
operations.
In connection with your Interesting rem
iniscenccs OF the evacuation of Richmond
i'm April. 1865, | will add that when the
state officers lett your city they travelled in
company up the river until they reached
the border OF this county at the northeast
corner, when Governor William Smith
left them, and made his way on the
4th OF April 10 the southwest border.
thus doubling on his iancied pursuers.
About midnight he reached the residence
OF the writer OF this, ana on learning there
were no Federal soldiers in the county
spent the night. He was accompanied by
his son and one servant. After an early
breakfast they left for Lynchburg. He was
tired. wet, and bruised from some mishap
on the tOw-path OF the canal. He had TO
leave one Of his horses on account Of
his being famed, and procured another.
Some two weeks afterwards he sent his
servant back for his horse. with the mes
sage that be was still the Governor OF Vir-
ginia, aud had not and would not surren-
der. Pluck 10 the last.
heard nothing more direct from him
until May, 1876, when | received q very
kind letter from him inclosing his pho
tograph and recounting the scenes OF the
4th and 9Th OF April, 1866. lie was then
member Of the House OF Delegates OF
Virginia. His activity and diligence IN
Lynchburg on the 9th and in Danyiile on
the 9Th aud 9th are already written in
our chronicles Of those times. ;.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 9.-The state SUI
preme Court to-day 0yerrulcd the order OF
the lower court and refused mdndQmuS
requiring the city TO levy a tax Of SGj0,00O
to pay interest on the consolidated bonds.
1t Is stated that a new jury will be drawn
and another OF the elcction-fraud cases
called Thursday in the United states Cir
cult Court.
The rear portion OF The Third district is
still overlooked from ran-water ana the
effects Of high tide in the lake. The flow
OF water through the Goulds5orO' creyaS>c
is reduced, and will be entirely checked
during the day. The river to-day again
reached The food height % 1874, and water
ran over the lcyee at several points. Sand
bags were used to prevent the water flowing
into tho city
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VIRGINIA ACWS.

The residence of the late DR.. Dittey, in
Wesmoreland county, was totally destroyed
by fire few days since. insurance $1,000.
The trustees OF Hampden-Sidney College
will meet on Thursday next to elect pre-
Sident to supply the vacancy occasiOned by
the resignation OF Or. Atkinson.
The Roanoke Saturday ReUje'0 saws
Florence. the nine-year-oldi daughter OF Mr..
John :. Persinger, who lives about four
miles out of town, was badly burned one
day last week by her clothes taking fire.
Several children had been playing by them
selve, in the room and the accident occur
red by this little girl passing too close to
the fire
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4itllnlond 1ispatth.
PETERSBURG.

A SIX MONTHS SENTENCE FOR STEALING CHICK
FNs-A sYsTERlOUS-p ISAPPEARANCE CASE
FUNERAL OF Az AGRD NAN--CHURCH NOTES.
ICorrespondonce Of the Richmond DispsIch.l
April Q, 1883.
Hanover Powell (colorcd), who was ac-
emitted in the United states District Court
on SATURDAY. Of the charge OF dealing In
tobacco without license, was brought
hack 10 the fail in this city TO be sent TO
Dinwiddie county, where he j. wanted 10
serve a six months imprisonment for
Chickon-Steaiing
A letter was received here to-day from
Hunnewell, Kansas, making inquiry about
a MIR. LAndy. who on the 9th Of March left
that place for Petersburg, having in charge
the remains OF MIR. Robert V. Dodd, for
mer citizen ~ Petersburg. who was killed
i'm a personal difficulty there, and whose
body was shipped here for iutcrment. The
body and a trunk containing Mr.. D0dd'S
personal effects reached here safely, but
MIR. I.undy did not errive with them, and
has never been heard Of In Petersburg or
bv his friends nj Hunncwell since he left
the latter place. II j. stated that he was
weak and consumptivc. and il Is feared that
be may have been t3kCn sick and died on
the way. or that he may still be i'll at some
point on the route.
The funeral 81 Colonel David G. Carr.
late collector OF customs at this
port, who died on Saturday. took
place from the Tabb-StrcCt church
this morning in the presence OF a
large congregation Of friends end ac-
quaintauces. Tie deceased waS 4 native OF
New York state, and was in the seventy
sixth wear OF his AGE. lie had lived for the
pqSt ten years in Petersburg. and for many
wears previous IN Dinwiddie county, whose
people he represented for several terms in
The General Assembly. lie was a member
Of the Constitutional Convention which as
semblcd after the war. where he earned the
.SOub~iQucf OF - Previous Question" Carr.
lie was 4 gentleman Of the highest instincts
OF honor. generous 10 q fault. and was uni
ycrsllly respected. His wife and daughter
preceded him 20 the grave very recently.
He leaves two married daughters, living in
Ohio.
At the Market-Street Methodist Episco-
pal church yesterday the first collection for
the proposed repairs 10 The church was
taken NJ. The amount to be raised is
$1,000. There were five 500 subScrip-
tionS. aud il j. understood there will be
six or eight more OF the same kind.
At the WaShington-Strect church yestcr-
day there were eleven additions to the
church OF persons converted during the
recent revival meetings. ROBIN ADAlR.
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Prompt Action OF Parliament i'm the
Mnfier Of ENDIOsiXes.

LONDON, April 9.-The bill to amend the
law in regard to explosives was introduced
i'm the House Of Commons this afternoon
bv SIR William Harcourt and read the first
time. 1t was then taken up in Committee
OF Whole, and passed through the COM
mitee without being altered. Progress
was then reported to the House amid
cheers, and the bill passed It's third read
Ing.
The Government are much surprised ut
the prompt action taken on the bill. aS they
expected that it would be considered
longer I'm committees.
Sir william llarcourt's bill, after passing
the House OF Commons, was Immediately
sent to the House Of Lords. where ii was
adopted without delay. The Royal assent
will be received by telegraph, and the act
Will become law tomorrow.
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To the Editor Of the Dispatch :

Ny friend, X. r. W., whose commun,ca-
ton appeared In the Dispatch OF Yesterday
| in reference 20 Richard II. Toer, once ed-
tor OF the Whiq, and distinguished man
In Virginia In his time, is correct In some
particulars, but in error as 10 Others. con-
cerning his family, which perhaps Il may
be well TO correct.
Mr.. Tolcr, who succeeded !. UamDden
Peasants as editor OF the Win after his
duel with Ritchie, i'm 1916. was married
three times. His first wife was n Miss
Duvall, OF Buckingham county, n half.
sister OF Governor William Duyall. Of
Florida, noted public man, and great
friend OF General jackson i'm his day. She
lett him no issue, but has three nephews,
now leading businessmen OF this city,
Colonel X. III. Il. Adams (nomed after Mr..
Ioler). j. W. and William Duyal Adams
Ills second wife was Mrs. Palmer. OF HALL
FAX county, sister OF DR.. Andrew II.
Christian, OF Richmond, and OF three
brothers, leading citizens OF Lynchburg
one daughter was the issue OF this mar
riagc, who died III this city some ten years
ago. His third and last wife was Miss
Frances \. Christian, Of this city, daugh-
ter OF DR.. II. Il. Christian, OF APP
pomattoX county, and by her he had one
son, who was named after his father, X. II.
Toler, Jr., and very handsome and
sprightly boy be was. A few years after
the Death OF Mr.. Toler, which occurred in
Richmond in 1913, his widow moved, with
her son and mothers family, TO Kansas,
where they resided as late as 1922. Her
son was a printer, as his father was, and
have no dnoubt he is the young man who
died among strangers in Pittsburgh, Penn,
on Sunday week last, as reported by cor
respondent OF the Wing few days ago.
Where any OF his immediate family now re-
side, or whether any OF them are now living,
know not. Perhaps this may meet the
attention Of some Of them in the West.
X. III. G..
LYNCHBUEG, April }, 1888.
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Martin Marvin, toll-gate keeper, with
three children, attempted to cross the little
stream Prickly Ash, at Owingsvillc, n.y.,
Saturday. They were on a log extending
from bank TO bank, when the water swept
them OF, drowning them all. The bodies
have not been recovered.
la Chronique Brussels) states that the
police have searched the house OF French
man who fled from the city after the dyna-
mite explosion at Ganshorten, on the 23d
OF February last, and have found num-
Der OF cipher letters, some OF them from
Cyyocf, one OF the men arrested at the
time Of the explosion, which contain proofs
Of plot against the Car.
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Georgia Items.

ALBANIA, GA, April 9.-To-day thc jury
in the ease Of w. II. Howard, charged
with cmbeZzling a registered letter while
employed in the Atlanta post-oflice. re-
turned verdict Of guilty. Howard is
well connected. The trial occupied twelve
DAYS.
DELEGATES have arrived IN great numbers
TO the State Democratic GubernatOrial
Nominating Contention, which meets to-
mnrrnM
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petersbur~ Ogic;nl, Paid.

PETERSBURG, VA. April 9.-The officials
OF this city appointed by the Democratic
CITY Council in June last, whom the Court
of Appeals OF Virginia decided were illc-
gally elected. were paid tonight with
funds subscribed for their relief by citi-
zens. Several ReadiuStcrs were among the
number who contributed. These men were
on duty from the 1>t OF July to the Goth OF
December last without receiving 4 penny
from the city for their services.
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Eycitemertin wall Street.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Wall street was
thrown into a state 81 great excitement
this afternoon over the report that well
known operator in stocks had dellulted to
4 very large amount. The report was that
he appropriated 100000 OK the trust funds
OF his family, besides large amount Of
property IN his charge. The report created
The greatest excitement, rs the gentleman
implicated is a representative OF one OF the
most respected Hebrew families i'm the city.
All sorts Of wild estimates were made, but
pending the investigation, now in progress,
no definite intelligence could be obtained.
The general impression, however, was
that the sum would largely exceed $780,
600
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APRIL 9.-Prico, tins week ranged ~ follows:
BseI Cdtfie.-Nery best, t.; good to extra
GasG6Hc. fair 10 medium, 4iM4tc.; common
such old cows, rough oxen. and thin steers, B. J
2l,c.; bulls, 81 lGi%c.
mich CoicS.-S2sG Sj5 per head.
Sieep.-4~G 6i,c.
HOgS-gi Hl0, c., net.
Ve1lS.-S6M Sll.
About PTS head Of beef cattle, 90 hogs, and
80 sheep were on the market.
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The FOrw arding of Letters ana Post
aI.Cartis.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Thc Post-Ofice
Department has issued nj order amending
the postal regulations so ~ to provide that
all letters upon which one iull rate OF post
age has been prepaid, and oil pOstal-cardS,
shall be forwarded from the Office to which
they arc addressed to any other Office at
the request Of the person addressed, orof a
party whose card may be upon the en-
yelope, or whose name may be signed TO
the postal-card, without additional charge
OF postage. Such forwarding must be con-
tinued until the party addressed il reached.
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Judgment Against B-adlaush Re
yerSpu.

LONDON, April 9.-In the IIouseof Lords
TODAY in the case Of Clarke rs. Bradllueh,
Lord High Chancellor SelbQrne declared
that Clarke, as a common informcr, was
unable TO sue Bradlaugh for sitting and
voting in the House OF Commons without
taking the oath Of allegiance. The iudg-
ment against Bradlaugh was therefore re-
yersed. with costs. Justice Blackburn was
the ONLY dissentient from the judgment.
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Gentlemen, Though not in the habit OF pra'sine
patent medicines which Tor tie most part are not
only useless but iniGri0us have constantly used
Hop Bitcrs for the past four year In caiesof indi-
geston. debility, fcoblenes OF constitution, and In
all diseases caused by poor or bad yeniation want
of air and exercise, oyorw0rk. and want u appe-
tlte with the most perfect success.
lam the first who introduced your Hop BitferS
I'm Portugal and spain. where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BAROs DEFONTE BELLA,
Profession De Chcmic ct De Parmace, Coimbra
University. Colmbri. Portugal.
Gma 3I-Sl.ru,ThAwlml
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Month from Fever on Shinboard.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-rhe schooner
Marion Hill arrived oil Chester yesterday
from Miragone. Ilayti. with the mate and
steward sick. The captain lad died du-
ring the voyage OF fever, passing away in
a lew hours after being attacked with the
disease. Opinion is divided As to whether
the disease is yellow-ieyer or IIaytian
favor
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HOTEL COMFORT,
III QUEEN STREET, HAMPTON, VA.

This elegant and newly-furnished hotel Is now
omen for the reception of guests. This hotel. hay-
ing been fitted up With the greatest attention to
The modern requirements ef the travelling public,
supplies q want long experienced by those visiting
Hampton I'm quest Of comfort, economy. ciyility,
weIl-proparcd food, cleanliness, and polteness.
Meals at all hours In restaurant. Special terms
for families.
Large sample-rOoms for commercials. whose pa
tronage Is especially asked for. Commercial rates.
% per daY. IL. HAkNAR,, Proprietor,
NH -d3m Late Manager of Bon Air Hotel.
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|TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

The Presidential Party In Fiorida-Unitcd
States Deposits in fnsolvcnt Banks-An In
junction Against Chicago SociaIists-A Let
ter-Robber Convicted In Georaia-Crimcs
and CasuaItics-The PhGnix-Park MUIR
ders; Indictment OF Brady for the Crime
Great Fire I'm Bourne. switzerIand-Othe Their
Interesting Foreign Events.
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noo,n from ou overdose of Choral.

BALTIMORE. April Miss Sarah Dun
can, young lady from Providence, X. L.,
died last night at a clearinghouse on
west Madison street from the effects OF IN
overdose Of chloral. Whether taken with
suicidal intent or not the coroner's jury
were unable to say. The Lady is said to
be the niece OF a well-known New York
Lankpr
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PARIS, April 0.--The police are keeping
a close watch over number Of Russian
refugees here. who they suspect are con-
nec.ed with the alleged plot to take the life
Of the Gar at the time OF his coronation.
II is reported that some French detectives
will proceed to Moscow on that occasion to
assist The Russian police in watching sus-
pccted persons.
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SlIrrrIEIn- ENG-. .Inne Z. Iss2

Sir,-Ilaying suffered from extreme nervous de-
bilfB for J0ur Bedrs. and having tried AL kinds OF
medicine and change Of scene and air without de-
irving any benefit whatever. vas persuaded 10y 4
friend 10 try lOr Bitters, aud the effect. am hap
py Ia say, was most marvellous. Under these cir
cums,ances feel u my duty 10 give this tesii'no-
Mai for the heneGt Of Others.as may say AIN now
entirely well; therefore can justly and WITH con-
idence give personal testimony ~ anyone wishing
to call upod me. \ ours truly. HENRN HALL.
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BERLIN, April 9.-Conrad, who murdered
his wife and four children, whose sentence
10 death the Emperor refused 10 commute,
was beheaded in the courtyard OF the
prison here this morning. Forty-three
persons witnessed the execution. Conrad
protested his innocence to the end.
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Death of Prominent Citizen of
James City.


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Henry Lightioot Taylor died yesterday,
after weeks illness. in the siXty-fiith year
Of his age. lie was chaplain Of the East
ern Lunatic Asylum and commissioner OF
the revenue. having held this Office for
more than a quarter OF q century. He had
filled various public oitces-school trustee,
school commissioner, justice Of the peace,
&c.-and discharged their duties with eX-
ceptiOnal fidelity.
lie had been an elder in Olive Branch
church Of Disciples for forty-two years,
speaking to the same people almost every
sunday, and always acceptably. such
was his humility that he never occupied a
pulpit but once and then it was to his great
disadvantage; but let him stand among the
pewS, and he had few equals as IN efficient
speaker. PENINSULA.
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rho President. Movements.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April "a special
10 the Times Union says the President and
party reached Enterprise and Palatka sat
urday afternoon, and spent sunday quietly
at Sanford, and started to-day Tor kissimee
City en- route to Gardeners Island, where
the President expects to enjoy camp life
for week or 50. The President says he
feels benefited by The trip.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April 9.-COttoD firm; sales, GAO
bales: uplands. 10 l-l6c.; Orleans, IT. j-l6c. ::
cOnsOlida ed net receipts, ll.5l3 bales; exports
o Great Britain. 7.l67 bales: 10 France. 1926
bales; to ihe continent 6,97l bales. southern
Hour duh and easy; common 10 faireNirn' $3.50 ;
tower. variable. and unsettled, closing steady and
ga &c. above inside rates; No. spring nominal
ungrlded red. si.U5MSll9: No. red, April,
SlO5tNSl.O6. COrn-Cash a0.ic. higher: I'M
graded, 81 %W05c.: No. 2, G34. c6ic.; April, 63i.
a64c. oats unsettled and "a &c. lower No. .,
April. 49A@5OLc. Hops quiet and held drm.
Coffee higher and firm; No. ! l.io ApriL -. s0@
1890; spot. $50. sugar quiet and nOminally
unchanged. Rice firm. tOttOn-seei oil. JO,d 5Sc.
Rosin firm ~ S1.7OWSI.77k. Turpentiue unset
tied and lower at47Hf7@c. Hides .rm aud rather
quiet: wet-salted New orleans selected. 50 and go
bounds. 0MIOc.: Texas, selected, 50 and 90
bounds. lunllc. Wool unchanged. Pork very
,iuil prices unsettled and rather easier; spo.,
sac~s. rl9.l5MS I9.2j: options nominal. Middlcs
dull aud nominal: long clear. lOtac. Lard opened
30 Sc. higher, closed weak. with tie advance lost,
trade quiet; prime steam. pot, l.fOet l.i3
ApriI. ell4lMll.i3. Frcights firm.
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Chicago Socialists Enioined

CHICAGO, April 9.-Judge Moran in the
Circuit Court to-day granted temporary
injunction restraining Socialists from erect
ing building on the lake-front Of this city
under the grant by the City Council. The
injunction was asked for by owners OF
property facing the lake on the front OF tie
Park, on the theory that the city has no
authority over the tract. Socialists had
laid the foundation for a large assembly
huildin0.
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REDUCTION 4!

Ibaye just had manufactured The
LATEST AND NEWEST STYLE
or
CUAMBEE FURNITURE
AND
PARLOR FURNITURE,
and lam selling 40 greatly reduced prices 10 cash
purchasers.
Examine my stock when You are Ia need OF
FlHST-CLASS GOODS.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD,
NH ll-tAp27 No. Governor street.
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sALES REPORTEn Tn srCRETARY.

WHEAT.-White. 4G bushels prime Al sil7.
Red. 1878 bushels good To prime Longberry at
SLY TO sl.20; 80 bushels mixed az SI.UJ; 2
bushels comuou ShOrtbcrry ~ 81 90.
COEN.-Nhiie. 900 bushels very good on private
terms. Mixed, "A bushels very good on private
terms.
OArs.-32 bushels common usNcd no f2c.
COTTOS.-rOne duh. Receipts, 30 bales ship
mcnt,, IL bales. Quotations: Nildhng. 9.c.:
low mlddling. 9@94c.: good ordinary, s0s &C.;
ordinary, ia 7'ic.; stained. ca &c.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

sew YORK, April 9-N9sn.-SIocks irregular.
Money soc per cent. rNchange-long. 1884;
short, is5h. State bonds duh. Governments weak
and lower.
Ereafng.-Exchangc. fsi. Governments lower
and weak: new IS, 1c2 bid: new It's. 49,,
new As. I19<: new 81. lO2A hid. Money, las
per cent. state bonds dull and ieainrelcss. Sub
Treasury balances Gold, Sl23,O70; currency,
f6,A9G.
share speculation opened generally strong, and
prices Nah higher than ut saturdays close. Du-
ring the greater part Of the frs; hour the market
was somewhat irregular, but in the main strong,
and an advance of hMl4 WIS recorded. in which
Northwest and Chicago, Burlington aud Quincy
were the most conspicuous. ais was shortly fol-
lowed by reaction OF 30 Il, led by Western
Union. Pacific Mail, and New Jersey Central.
Then I'LL about 2:lO i. VI. the market vas very
active and strong. and sold up with an occasional
fractional reaction, sml5. New Jersey Central
Omaha. louisville and Nashville. New ! ork Gen.
irul. aud Lake shore being he leading features In
the advance From then tO the close there was a re-
action of "a i. the latter New Jersey Central, the
market closing active aud weak. The closing
prices show IN advance over those Of Saturday of
sM1lr the Changers. Minneapolis aud -. Louis,
and Louisville aud Nashville being tie most con-
spicuous therein. Transactions aggregated $685.
900 shares. -
BALTIMORE.
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Erasius Rrnni,s Vol bond.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The rumor OF Sat
urday night that the Hon. Era,tus Brooks,
recently the general agent OF the New
York Associated Press, had died on q rail-
road train between New York and Albany,
is incorrect. 1t had no better foundation
than a slight illness. which kept him from
his post i'm the Lcgislature.
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NrEwArSEE. April lO.-riour In light fe-
tpaud and tending downward. Wheat fcycrish
aud weaker ~ 4 decline; No. 2 hard nominal;
SOFT cash. sl.t4: April, nominal Corn quiet;
No. uominnlly 5l4c. Oats ia fair demand; No.
. 42c.: No. white, Ace. Proy!Gions steady
Mes pork, $3.50 cash aud April. Lsrd-Prime
steam. SIPS cash aud April. Hogs nrm n s7.2O
mS7.G5
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AIFXANDnTA PAIACF.


LOTDON. ENG., April ~. 1882. !
! find Hop Bitter, a most wonderful medical
combination - hcalthful, hlood-purfling, and
strengthening. can from analysis a. well asir0m
medical knowledge. highly recommend them ~ .
valuable family medicine.
BARBARA WALLACE GOTHARD.
NmnnrinfnmLlnt.