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HenOSnciDg the Strikers.

GA1yKsros, TExAs, March ~. -
ID - NE News from Tyler, Weather
seSS plano Mckinney and Hubbard City
- North Texas, report that largely attend,
id meetings Of business men ana el1lze ns
wsre held at each Of The above named
points Yesterday afternoon S9s .ass nigh
So.oIrt;ops similar to those adopted 6g the
o;,;Tsns Of Dallas, Sherman and Green
S;IIs regarding the attitude and serious
W. VI Is he strike on the Texas and Pscifc
Ia - M;ssouri Pacific system. The resoiu'
go IN eyery instance denounee the
..1;Tsra for thsir unlawful interference
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HAT OF GRIEVANCES.

The men employed in the Wabash yards is
IN East ST. Louis to-lsy presented q hst o.
grievances to theof6cers Of tnStFSSd woi Iu
,hsy desire TO have remedieS. They atso
-, ,.ssantsd a demand that their wages pc
ra;ssd TO the amounts paid in Chicago. ono
rsnnest that the officials send them sn sn
~ before s o'clock this evening.
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Consumption, C01plsts uestm"Hl, t'msuhs %
one bottie IaIIcaI cure, one box tstzrrssl rot
VI n and one Imp,orsd inhaler, in one paoksgs,
NAV now be hal Of al DTrsgYu for 500. Asf iof
BAsFoRD's RADICAL CJREI
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IN CoNFEREHeS.

Governor Marmaduke, of Missouri, aad
Governor Martin, of Kansas, arrived IN
this city this morning from Kansas City
and almost Immediately proceeded to tue
Office OF gr. Hoxis, FIRST Vice President
Of the Missouri Pacific rsilrosd. They are
now couferriug with the latter aPoop mat.
rers regarding the strike 1t is understOod
that the Governors have formulated pa
sis Of settlement of the present difficulties
already approved by the Knights OF Labor
committee, which they viii present to Mr.
Hoxis for his consideration. 1t 10 ex'
uac,ed that some arrangement VIII De
made at tie conference through which an
smicable stdemsnt of the difficulties shall
be arrived Of.
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Raaa Ball.

At Savannah, Gs.-Rstroit 4, Sa7an
nah 2
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PHILADELPHIA.

CncsHln, O., March 20.-Coktcr-
Steady and unchanged. Ficu-Dsoop'
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LESS HOPE
Of a Settlement Since hOxis's
Defamation Of a Meeting,
Looking to the Conference of the
Governors and
The Railroad Officials For a
Settlement.
The Strike to Sc Extended If No
Agreement is Reached.
General Labor News From Every
where.

ST.. Louis, March 2O.--Ths refusal OF
Mr.. Hoxie, First Vice President OF the
Missouri Pacific Railway, TO confer with
Mr.. Powderly, looking to q settlement OF
the strike, lessens the chances of speedy
adjustment OF the existing difficulties be-
tween the company and hs employees, and
and all eyes are now turned upon the pro-
posed conference between Governors Mar
in and Marmaduke and the railroad OH
Gals. The result of tbs conference is
spxiously awaited, for it will determine, as
many think, the future policy Of the Exec
utiye Committee of the Knights Of Labor.
No extension of the present strike to other
railroads besides the Gould southwest sys-
tenn is expected, unless the efforts Of the
Governors to bring about q settlement
fail.
WILL EXTEND TnE sTE-gE.
la that event some of the members OF
the committee express the opinion that its
policy will be gradually to extend the
strike to the other various departments ct
ths roads now involved until the company
shall remedy their employees grievances.
If this shsll fail then, says a member OF the
committee, the strike will be extended to
other roads. Many are hopeful, however,
believing in the ability Of Governors Mar
lin and Msrmaduke to effect q settlement.
The submission to the United States
Court of Mr.. Halls case, the discharged
Texas Pacific employee, Is also snxiously
looked for. II is the prevalent opinion
hat the decision in his case viii settle the
troubles in the South and will remove one
grieyauce from the Missouri Petite strik'
or list
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rHE LOCAL SITUATION

this morning remains about unchanged
No attempts have been made 10 move
rreisht, but suburban trains are running
regularly. The strikers are quist, no DIS
,urbanees having as yet occurred. AL
fears of a strike in East St. Louis have
been allayed. All the roads running into
that city have now either complied with tne
raousstS of their switchmen for an advance
in wages or have promised them that sd
vapna
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with traffic and tender support 10 the rail-
roads in their determined stand against
the strikers.
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Express (ChiesSo and Coll.
express Chicago and Coli
Express Chicago aud Col; :.
Lanesytlls Aceom....--.....,..,
zanesyille Aecom..............,
Bellaire and st. Clairs-
VILE nv.
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Wbsat--Fsi,ly steady with very little doing
=, ans ans cniatiye account; ungraded IL grain
Senot SIC: No. 2 red April 9l9(992ci May
s2ia921c; June s2{9e3c; July sz49
93c. Corn-Spot steady with moderate
exoort inquiry; steamer No. mixed
45S0453c: futures quiet; No. mixed
Anil 45sa45ac; May 46l@46sc; June
4SIa45Ic; July 46{@46ic Oats-Spot
lots shsde easier; white SSl@4S4ci options
doll; nomiralIy unchanger. Bqt.er-frm
and fairly active. Eggs-Firm; tar demand
fresh l2ic. Chsese-Firm and fairly active
CINCINNATI, O.. April 6.oCottoa-
strong. middling sic. Flour-ouiet ana
unchanged. Whear-Dull and nominal
at s9c; receipts 1000 bushels; shipments
7 ono bushels. Corn-Nominal. Oats
Little doing; No. 2 mixed S24c. Rye
Firm at 66(a6Sc. Barley-Dull and un-
changed. Pork-Quiet st 50 S7t. Lard
Quiet at S. S5@5 80. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. BAcon-Steady
and unchanged. Whisky-Acive and
firm at 81 10 Butter, sugar and cheese
unchanged. Eggs-Srong and higher at
ll3@l2c.
roLrpo. o., April 6.-Whes,-Qniet,
cash s74089c; May size; June 8Sc; Au-
gus, SHE Corn-Steady; cash see; May
39c. Oats-Nominsl. Clover Seed
Steady; cash Sc TO- April 80 w.
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Of which she had dreamed fox weeksf sne
turned to the man with an appealing LOOK
and said:
"Wha.wha-vhst forY
I'm AFRAID you are not old enough 70
vote, grandma" IA
The crowd laughed heartily. aud so dia
the cid lady, and after hsuding in her pal,
lot and hearing her Bame called out to me
clerks shs said: "Thark God l have hVeo
10 see THAI and tottered away to her son >
house a few yards distant.
Tie purifying influences which the NO
men iufose into politics in that far west
ern Territory cannot for q moment be
questioned. 1t would be madness Tor
either party to bring forward man OF De-
smirched character or o man OF dissoiu,e
habits, for the women will support only
men of known integrity and of good NOR
ais. 1t is popular belief that woman
will vote Just as her husband, father or
brothers do, but this is emphstically mis-
take. II the ticket of husband suits the
wife she will vote it; if not, she will vote
AGAINST him
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SCrOfuIa of Lungs
Relieved.

lam nov 70 years old, and have suffered Tor the
last fftsen years with lang tToabls. seTeral
members Of the family on my mothers ode Of The
house had died With consumption, aud the doCton
we're all aerted In their opinion that had con-
sumption also. I had all the distressing JmP-
toms Of thar terrible diSssse. have s2snt thous-
snds Of sOISrs 70 sErest tEs mneh Of this disease
have employed all OF the usual methods, not
onIy in my osn case, but in the treatment OF otntT
mem oers Of my family, but temporary relief va,
ali that obtained. ] vas unit for any manual
labor for several yesrs. By chance came INTO
pOsnession Of q pamphlet on Blood and skln Dis-
ease from the o6ice Of swift specific 90. Auanns
Ga friend recommended the use oil sSli,s
Specific, claiming that he hiDsslf had been greatly
benefited by its use In some lung troubles; re
solved 20 try t. About four years sso com,
menced to take 9, s. according 10 din, cnons !
found It IN tnyiSorstipg tonic, and have nseo
about hi.y bot leo. I've re'rlts are ncst remark
sble Ny cough has 1T Iae, M strength has re
turned, aad weigh sixty pounds more than ever
aid IN my lie. Il has been three yeArs nnoe
STOPPED the use Of the medicine, bui have had
no return OF thediBease aud there are no pains OF
we knees felt In my lusgs do the hardest kina
Of mechanical work, and feel a. well AZ ever Ell
dnee Nes boy. These, know, are wondeiluI
statements 70 make, out am honest when ssy
tnA, owe my ex Silence and health 70 day 70 SWIM
specific IL u The only medicine thai brougnt
me any permanent relief. do not say thst swift
Specific viii do this in every case, bat most posi-
HyeiY affirm thai II has done this much Tor me
and would BE . recreant 70 the duty owe 70 sui,
Ierinz hu GEuity II Jailed 20 bear this cheerful
b stimony TO the merits Of thi, wonderful usdi-
cine I "a vSlI kEoEn In TIE city Of Aont8on-
cry, Snd can refer to some Of the bess eiuzs n II
| the citV. {. J. HOLT.
Montgomery. Ala, JEHe Is, 1855.
sViits Specific Is entirely vegetable. 1rsatis'
on Blood and Skin Diseases pxiIed frea
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8, AtAnta
Ga, or Isl W. I'D St,NY.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified, and Beautf-
fed by the Cuticura Remedies.

II affords me p ezsure to give You this report Of
the enre OF our little gpandcaiid BY your Suteura
Remsdta- when SIX months old his let hand
began TO swell and had every appearances oil large
boil. We pouliiced 1t, but all TO no purpose.
About 1--WE months after it became runniog sore.
Soon other sores formed BE thsn had Two Of them
on each haad, and as his hood became more and
more impure IL took less time Tor item to break
out. A sore came on the chin, beneath the under
lip, which was very offensive. His head was one
sold scab, discharging eat deal This was his
c1ndiIion at twenty two months old, when un-
CertoOk the care OF hun, his mother having died
when he was little more than year old Of con-
sumption (sGroiua Of counsel. be c,uid Walk
little, but could not get up II be fell down, and
could not move when In oes, having ne use Of MS
hands Immediately commenced with the Cuii-
eurs Remedies using the Catieuta ana Cuucura
Soap freely and when he had taken one bottle OF
the Cuiclra Rssolvent, his head was completely
cured, and he was improved In every way; we
we're very much encouraged and continued the u,e
Of the RemIde for year and ball. One sore
after another healed, bony matter forming In
each one of thee i've deep ones just before healing
out; then they would heal rapidly. One Of these
ugly bone formations preserved. Aiter taxing
dozen and a half bottles he was completely cured,
and is now, at the age Of six years, strong and
healthy child } he scars on bis hands must always
remain; his hands are strotg, though we once
feared he would nevtr be able 10 use them. All
that physicians did for him did hira DO good All
who saw the child before using t,e Cuueufa Keno.
uleS ana SEES lne cnito uOH Cons u-l ~ "oLue44ai
cure. II The above facts are Of any to you you
are at liberty 10 use them ,,o,s
May 9, 1885 eli E. Clay St, Bloomington, III.
The child wa, really In q worse condition than
he appt AIRED 10 bis grand mother, who bsipg With
him every day, became accustomed to the di.sato
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Cuticura Remedies are old eytrywn.re. Cuti-
curz the sreat skin Cure, 50 cents; Cuieara Soap,
an exquisite SKIN Reauuner, D cents Cutieura
Resolyent, the new Blood Purifier, $780, Prepared
by the POTTER DxUs AND CHEMICAL Co, Bos-
ton, Man.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
lfHA ING, scaly, Piuply and Oily Skin bean
VII titled by CudcuTa sosp.
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CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
= Ohio, City Of Wheeling. In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling.
William e. Handlan, Sheriff Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, and Administrator oil John Brinton,
dectaGd,
Fanny Rrinton, Mary j. Cots, William ]. Colts,
Laura Thomas, Rachel Thomas, George II. Brin-
ton, John e. Brinton, Mary BiutOD, Laura
Brirton, Missouri /. Brinten, william Harvey
Rrinton, Harry c. Brlntop, Alb'rt &. Brintop,
Elizabeth h. BrInton aura c. Brinton, William
IL Orcutt, Id. u. Floyd, Central National Back
Of Gresnca,tle, India a silas A. Bays, James
J Smiley and Willis q. Eetf, partners a. Smiley
4 Neff, and &, ". Smythe.
CHAECRRY.
Take notice that the dispositions OF Micbael
Maloney, Fanny Rrinton, eamuel Cathervood,
Thomss {. Hammond, Jtromy Allen, James j..
smiley. Suss A. Fays. Granville c. Moore, and
Addison Doggy and others, will be taken AZ the
once # elias 4. Hays, attorney -at-laR, up stars
In HAYS Block, above No. IL. east Of the Public
square In Green cast in the State OF Indiana, on
he 18th day OF April, A. ID. 1886 between the
hours o. O'Clock N. and 6 o'clock p m, 10 De
read In evidence In the above named cause on behalf
az said comIl uuant. And If. from any Cause, the
taking OF the raid dispositions shall not be COM
unenced or being commenced, shall not be com
pleted on that day, the taking Of he sane will be
adjourned from lime to time until the tame snail
he completed.
laura Thomas, Rachel Thomas. George III Bfn
ton. Jobn c. Brinton, Mary Brit ton, William
II. circuit Ed. z. Floyd, Central National Bank
OF Green ssstle IND lanai silas a. Boys ia Ses j.
SuIler a. Willis q. Nef, partners rs smiley q
Men, A-U - WILLIAM c. HANDLAE,
Sheriff apd Administrator Is Aforesaid,
By CALDWELL d CALDWELL. his attorneys.
mr., 80 api6,lS
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DRY GOODS.
Hsy YoFE.

New YoRK, April 6.-Dry Goods -
The exports of domestic oottons for the
uast week have been 4 ,669 packages, max
ing 62,363 packages since Jsnusry /.
against z, sS2 packages the same time last
wear and 1885 packages in 1884. A
very severe storm has checked business,
still fair quota Of orders rave taken q
fair quantity Of eolored and fancy cot.
tons. Clothing woolens are receiving
more attention, With q better trade for
goods in stock and to arrive.
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CATARRHAL DANGERS

To be freed from the dangers OF sufJcaiOn while
lying down; 10 breathe freely, sleep soundly and
und stu bed; TO Iise re'reshed, head clear, brain
sciive and rec from pain or ache; to know that
40 poisonous, putrid matter dedlts the breata and
rots away the delicate niachlners OF smell, taste
and hearing; to feel that the system does not,
through itN veins and arteries, suck up the poison
tbat is surs TO und rhine and destroy, is indeed
blessing bsyo: all other human enjoynents. To
purchase I'm munlty from SUCH fate should be the
object Of all afflicted. Bat those who have tried
many remedies and physicians despair Of relief CT
cure.
SAyFORD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase OF
Cstar:h, from a simple head cold to the MOI lOah
some ald destructive stages. II Is local and cOnst
tut'OGsl. Instant in relieving, perHane In car
Ing, safe, economical and never falling.
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CURR, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLvENr and one IMPROVED INHALER, all
wrapped in one package, With treatise and direc-
ii ms, and sold by all druggists for Sl.0O.
POTTER DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co, BoSroN.
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LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling

"AVO0eB
The market this week was quite active
aessrs Hudson b BsyhA furnish the toll
loving quotations: 49,.
Cattle, 900 to 100 lbs stock 4f(S44c
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 33@4fc per ID.
ZOO to 800 lbs. 3@3tc per ID.
dogs-Market active; 4fS43c Per ID.
Lambs-Good at 5@6c per 10.
Calves-sS 00@6 90 per head.
Sheep 2l@5lc per ID.
EAST Liberty.
EAST LrsIxrY. April 6-Cattle- Be.
ceipts 247 head; shipments 81 lead;
msrke, strong at yesterdays pricesi no
cattle shipped TO New York.
Hcgs-Receipts 400 head; shipments
400 head; market fair: Philadelphia 81 10
"a 80; Y.rkers 81 5000 go; skips 81 90
"a 30; none shipped TO New York.
Sheep-Receipts 8 200 head; shipments
2, 200 head; market active at Mondays
prices.
gew York.
NEw YORK, April 6.-BeeVes-Receipts
% cars for exploration, % for slsughtsrers
direct and 5 cars for market. No call for
cattle to-day. Dressed beef dull and steady
at 7@9. per pound tor poor to choice
beef
Shesp-Receipts only 4 cars, with 10
cars on sale held over from yesterday;
market 6tm for good and prime stock;
steady for common to fair; extremes fer
un,horn sheep SIS OO@7 20; yearlinl s
S. OO@8 90. No clipped stock in mar.
ket.
Hogs-Receipts A, 400 heal; non4 Offer
ed alive; market nominslly s'eAdy at
81 1901 80.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April G-Hcgs-
Firm; common and light So 5000 30;
packing aud butchers 81 l5@4 So; re-
ceipts 53S head; shipments PIG head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at I.2ae Per Cont.-Goverments
Dull and Heavy Stocks Dull - Flour
Dull and Unchanged Wheat Steady
New YoRK. April 6.-Money on call
easy at l4@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 465 percent; sterling exchange
dull but higher at 4S6A@48s4.
GoyERNNENrs-Dull and heavy.
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Ladies

DO you want a pure, bloom
s2s COmpleXiOl2 III so, 4
iya applications Of Hagan'S
dAGN0LIA BALM will graf
iIy You to your hearts con-
sent. 1t does away with Sal
loHneSS, RedneSS, PimpleS,
S}lOtches, and all diseases and
imperfeetiOnS Of the skin. 1t
oYereOmeSth flushed appear
anee of heat, fatigue and ex-
element. ItmakeS a lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that it is impossible to detect
SIS application.
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PROBATE OF WILL.

NFFICE OF TIE CLERK OF THE COUNTY
~ Court, Ohio county, state OF West Virginia.
In the matter OF the probate OF the last viii aud
testament OF Maria Bier, decea,ed. The object OF
The petition fled In this matter the 10Th day Of
March, A ID. 1856, Is 10 hive admitted 10 probate
a paper writipg purpcrirg 10 be the will oil Maria
Bier, deceate6,I LedTiHg date on the 18th day of
March. 1854, and II sppesIiDg from an affidavit
fled with me 10 my ON, g that WI liam j. Bald
win, Mary W. Bier, Philip Bier, John hier, Mary
Holt, Ada Hague, MARI Ann BIidgoman, Augustus
Bridgemau, the he rs ut law OF Henry Bier, de-
cea,ct, two minor children whose names are nm
known, James Hustcrott, Mary II stcroit and
Jacob Huscroft are non Ie'idenIs OF this state IL
/. orJeTei that they do appear nj my office 10 the
city OF Wheeling, In the county and State siore
said, on the Oath day OF April, A, D., 1885, at 10
O'Clock a m, and do what Il necessary 10 protect
their interest in said matter.
Published the 0rst lime March I'D, 1861
- GRO. HOOK, OlsTk.
I.,fpa Rnappg ettarnaV. urllnaWt
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Electric Belt Free

To iutrodnee it and obtain scents viii for TIE neM
ia the o. g. q limited number Of our tsefHfnn
Electro Gaiynnic SuspensoFy Belts rec -
Vsricooale Emissions, Inpotency kc- S5oO reward
pGd N every Belt manufacture does nof EsieE1I.
sgenufne eleefTiccurrect Address atonce kLkGIt-lS
BKLT AGESNY. ?. o. BoxEs. BrookJn. MI.
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1901 frlfes, amounting 800
Application for rstes 10 ciubs lhouli 10 fasas Or,
20 the Ufice Of the Company n New Urles.a
For furher information xriis clearly, sfvinz fui
sddress POSTAL NOTES, Erprecr Naney n,
ien or New York EJchsnge IN o.dinsyy is,ts,
Currency By express (sl SONS OF Is aud upvsrds Al
rn eTpunso) addressed u. A.DAUPAN.
heu Orleans, La,
or N. A. DAgTaIa,
Warrington. DC.
Make P. 0. MONEY Orders payable and ad.
dress Registered lettars to
NEW osLktNe NATIONAL BANK,
Msv Orleans, Ia
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STATE SECURITlkB-Negiec'eo
RAILRoADs-Very dull; sales $685. 900.
SroCxs-It is not often that stocks are
as dull as they were today. Fluctuations
we're upimportsnt. At the came
time the market exhibited very
strong undertone until after midday,
when there were fractional decline, but It
closed dull and strong ct email declines.
One cause of the dullness was the interrup-
ton to telegrsphic communication OWING
to the heavy storm prevailing. The three
active stocks were Lsckswarns, Lake
Shore and St. Paul LscksWanna
closed ct 1861, the same as
last evening. after touching l27i
Lake Shore is up !. and St. Paul is un-
changed. Missouri Pacific is down l per
cent, and Pacific Mail ! and others to /,
but ST. Paul and Duluth gained It, and
Omaha common & Northwestern and
Delaware and Hudson are up each.
T,oroart;ona 022 OS9 shares
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PsTRoLKUm.
Tltasvule.

TltasVfIle.
TITUsV1ILH, Pa, April Petroleum.
National Transit certificates opened al
7Sic; highest 73ac; lowest 72sc; closed
ct 72sc.
PfstsburS.
PIrrssURs, Pa, April 6.-Petroleum--
Quiet; National Transit ertifcstes opened
.: 73!c; closed at 12sc; highest T3ic;
oWest 72sc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. April 6.-Petroleum-Na.
tionsl Transit certificates opened at 73sc;
closed at 72sc; highest 73tc; lowest 72sc;
clearsnces e6S,000 barrels.
New York.
New YoRK, April 6-Pstrolsum-
Opened steady at 73tc, advanced to 73te,
the highest price of the day, sold at frac.
ton above 73c till the last hour, when it
dropped to 722c, and closed steady at 73fc
Sales 1850, 900 barrels.
OH CITY.
On CRY, April Observation-Disclosures
transit certificates opened at 722c; highest
1870; lowest 72sc; closed at f2sc; sales
| ,067, 900 barrels; clesrsnces 4,794, 900
barrels; charters 1856 barrels; ship
nents not reported.
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,IzzSSaazagz.
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OomnissionsrA

We the undersigned Banks and RSnksr, viii nav
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiala state Iottertcs
which may be presented at our counIers
j. II. OGLRSBY, Pres Louisiana Nat,l Rank.
j. w. KILBRErB, Pres. state National Bank
A. BALDWIN, Pro-. New Orleans Natl Bxnk
Incorporated In 1858 for IS yssrs BY TIA Isrtx.,
ture for Educational and Charitable purposs.-1ith
capital m 81 yooo, 0oe-to which resarys fund q
over $50, 900 has sinoe bean added. -u.~a yS
By an overwhelming popular vots IL franca,ss
wsl made part Of the present Snte constitutior
adopted December "a, A. d. isn.
The only Lottery ever voted on and sudorsed b,
the people Of any STATE
II never scales or postpones-
Its Grand Single Number Drawings tske
p ace monthly, and the Extraordinary Drav,n0
regularly every three months instead Of Semi D.
nually as heretofore, beginning March, 1856.
A splendid opportunity 10 win fortune. Fourth
Grand Drawing, Clsa ID, In the Academy Of Musit,
New Orleans, Tuesday, April IS, 1856
l9Ist Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL Price, $3.50
100000 Tickets ct Five Dollars Each. Fnction,,
In fiiths In proportion.
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honesty, farness, and In good fsith toward al paY.
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