f be Inula Qscstioa.
LoxDoy, April 12. A dispatch -from
Taris to Reuter'a Telesram Company
says: 'Intelligence from Tnpis states
that the Bey has decided to refuse to co
operate with the Frencji troops, and is
determined to act independently on his
own side of the frontier. The Bey has
sent a protest to the foreign counsels at
Tunis accusing Franco of violating his
rights, as well as those of the Porte and
friendly Powers. The Italian Govern
ment has declined to accede to the re
quest! forwarded through its consul at
Tunis for the dispatch of a tqoadron to
Tunisian waters. It is reported that tha
Turkish Fen Hussein, who is residing ;n
Italy, aad who is the declared enemy of
France, has been invited to come to
Tunis. The strength of the marauding
tribes is estimated at from 15,000 to 20,
000." In the French Chamber of Pepaties
to-day Premier Ferry, replying t n in
terpellation, said the state of a ?u s on
the Tunisian frontier was into, rable.
The Government, he declared, intended
to chastise the marauders and take steps
to prevent a recurrence ef their aggres
sions. Continuing, he said: "France
does not desire conquests, but intends to
rave the future of A Igeria. We shall go
as far as necessary to secure that luture,
and when the Chamber reassemble we
will render an account of our conduct."
An order of the day, expressing confi
dence in the Government,, was then
adopted by a vote of 399 to 131. The
Senate baa adjourned until May 12.
Later advices from Tunis say that a
band of 500 marauders crossed the
French frontier yesterday and attempted
to carry off some cattle. They l iid
siege to a block house occupied by
French outposts. Reenforcements were
sent up. The zouaves and chaBseurs,
under Gen Vincendon, attacked the
enemy, and after an hours righting the
raiders retreated, keeping up a galling
fire until over the frontier. The French
' lost fiftv-nine men. The loss of the ma
randersis believed to have been consid
erable, but they managed to carry off
nearly all of their dead and wounded.
This news has served to increase the dis
position to press upon the Government
the policy of war on Tunis.
: In the Chamber of Deputies to-day
Premier Ferry, replying to an interpel
lation, said that the state of affairs on
the Tunisian frontier was intolerable.
The Government, he declared, intended
to chastise the marauders and take steps
to prevent a recurrenee of their ajjgres
, sions. Continuing, he said: ''France
does not desire conquests, but intends
to save the future of Algeria. We shall
go as far as necessary to seeure that fu
ture, and when the Chamber reassem
bles we will render an account of our
conduct." An order of the day express
ing confidence in the Government was
then adopted by a vote ef 338 to 131 .
Lord Salisbury sent to Lord Lyons,
British Ambassador to France, a confi
dential despatch dated Ang. 7, 1678,
flummarizincr conversations regard in cr
... C7 - mm mm a
Tunis at Berlin. As understood by Lord
Salisbury, the effect of these conversa
tions is to disclaim any special British
interest in Tnnis antagonistic those of
France. Evea the overthrow of tho Re
gency, were it to come about, would in
nowise change England's attitude or dis
turb the harmony existing between Eng
land and France. -Constantinople,
April 11. TheRiu
sian Consul at Tnnis has informed M. de
Novikoff, the Russian Ambassador here
that the Bey has requested him to com
municata a protest against the French
violation of Tunisian territory, and ask
the co operation of Russia in protecting
the rights of the Bey and the Sublime
Porte.
Facing Death Without Fear
. St Petersburg, April lt The pris
oner seliabon, in bis speech at tho con
elusion or tne inai or ine ii musts on
Saturday last, asked as a favor that his
last speech in his defence might be print-
eu ana puensnea wora ior wora.
Sophie Pieoffsky asked that she might
be dealt witn regardless ot her sex.
The sentence of death was finally read
to-day in tne presence of the prisoners
They , received it with perfect calmness
and indifference. They were allowed
twenty-four hours to appeal.
Prof. Solovieff caused some excitement
among the atudenta of the University of
bt. Petersburg on batarday by condemn
ing capital punishment and expressing
the hope that the Czar would show mer-
cy to the prisoners.
The period granted the Nihilists for
appeal will expire at 5 o'clock on Tues
day afternoon. All tho prisoners except
Jeliabon have asked for copies of the
judgment with a view to appeal for
mitigation of sentence.
Caused by a Cloud Burst.
Sax Francisco, April 11. A. dis
patch from Redding, this State, says a
passenger train on the Oregon railroad,
niui uu nwuvub augui utc iuuys UCIOW
there, at a place called "China Gulch."
The whole train went over a trestle and
tho engine and cars were a total wreck.
The' following arc the names of the
killed and wounded: George Smith,
engineer, and Rogers, fireman, killed;
Robert Johnson, messenger, leg broken ;
Ben Kuhn, of San Francisco, badly
bruised. Tho other trainmen are more
or less bruised. Several passengers were
in the rear car, but it did not go off the
embankment, and they escaped. The
cause of the accident was the bursting
of a cloud, which raised the creek so
high that it washed out the embankment.
An Order far the EracattiOB of Can.
dahar.
v Casdahar. April 11. Gen. Hume
his published an order for the evacua
tion of Candahar, -which, subject to the
approval of the Commander-in-Chief, will
begin on April 13.
An Earthquake 1b California.
Sax Fr ax Cisco, -April 11 A heavy
shock of earthquake .was felt at a quarter
past 2 o'clock yesterday morning at the
central part of the State. No serious
damage is reported.
Congressional.
SKNATK.
Washington, April 12: On motion
of Mr. Vance a resolution was adopted
calling On the Secretary of the Navy for
information as to what alterations have
been made in the relative rank of grad.
uates of the Naval Academy as origin
ally established.
On motion of Mr. Burnside a resolu
tion was adopted requesting the Presi
dent to communicate to the Senate any
information in possession of the Govern
ment touching the alleged arrest and im
prisonment of Michael Boyton, vbo
claims to be a citizen of the United States,
by" the Government of Great. Britain.
The Vice-President laid before the
Senate the unfinished business, a resolu
tion for the election of senate officers,
and the usual motion to go into execu
tive session was withdrawn at the request
of Mr. Dawes. The motion was with
drawn because if persisted in it would
have necessitated the call of the Senate,
there being at the time no quorum pres
ent. Mr. Beck then touk the Hour, stating
that ho would-not detain the Senate as
long as he had originally intended, but
would confide his remarks to the subject
directly .under, consideration. The Re
publicans had said, he continued, that
the Senate should not go into executive
session because they had hold a caucus
and had determined .o turn out the offi
cers now holding places and instal others
and that the Democrats, were guilty of
treason and revolution unless they ac
quiesced in eveiylhing. .
Tho Democrats had replied: You
have organized tho Senate. You have
the power over all committees. We
have surrendered everything that tends
to-the convenience aud comfort of sena
tors, but when you present to, us the list
of names for olheers, and among them
that of a man from Virginia who was
at the head and front of repudiation in
that State we do not propose to go any
farther. He was not going to Eay the
Republicans were doing this because of
a corrupt bargain or because he did not
intend 10 make the Senate chamber a
beer garden, but the couutry at large
had strong suspicions that the alliance
wa3 a foul one. The loading Republican
press of the country had charged .it in
teims so offensive that when the Senalor
(Mr.Voorhees) had had an extract from a
Kepublieaa paper read the danger of per
sonal responsibility had been threatened.
He rclcrred to facts which tended to show
that there had been a bargain, empha
sizing the fact that Mahone had been
placed on committees which would give
him the greatest influence with the peo
ple of Virginia, while he had avoided ex
pressing an opinion here when the Vir
ginia election came on. As the Senator
from Massachusetts (Mr. Dawes) was
going to keep tho Senate until Decern,
bcr, be would invite that Senator to pair
with him and go there in September and
October. He (Mr. Beck) would tell the
people, what he could not decorously do
here, what he thought was the meaning,
purpose, and intent ot all this action.
The Senators might as well spend their
time canvassing in Virginia as quarrel
ling in this chamber.
m
Greece's Ucply to the Towers
Athens, April 11. It is believed
that the Greek reply to the powers, in
stead of accepting or rejecting the Turk
ish proposal,, will point out the mora
aspects of the question involved. The
Greeks lay stress, not on the mere ac
quisition of more or less territory, but on
the emancipation of their kindred from
Turkish domination, where they form an
overwhelming majority ol the popula
tion, lney, theretore, ask the cession
of Prevcsa and the district ef Eilasona
in lhessa1y, and the erection into an au
tonomous province of the unceded nor
tions of Thessaly and Epirus, included in
ine liae marked oat by the Berlin Con
ference.
CoNSTAXTixorLK, April 11. The
whole staff of Turkish officers of all
grades ia the Vilayet of Kossoro have
telegraphed their resignations to the
Porte, because of the menaces of the Al
banian League, which has substituted
men of its own choice for the said offi
ccrs. it is believed here that secret
agents of the Porte are fomenting these
iroupies with the view ot helping resist
ance to any cession of territory in Epi
rus. .
The Pork Corner la Chicago.
Chicago. April ii. mere -was in
tense excitement on the Board of Trade
during the greater part of to-dav. The
pork corner clique were the masters of
the provision market, but the shorts
were, not inactive, and their purchases
were such as to keep up- prices, with the
assistance of the corner, on a stead v
move. . lhe fluctuations were extraordi
nary, speculation being stimulated there
by to a remarkable degree. The ranee
ot prices was 87 cents a barrel on pork,
20 cents per 100 on lard and 22 cents
on mess pork. Of mess pork the May
and June sales reached almost two hun
dred thousand barrels. Prices closed a
shade easier. i
The Georgia Fruit crop.
Maco.v, Q a.; April 12 Thirty special
reports to the Telegraph and Messenger
indicate less than a half-crop ia middle
and southwestern Georgia ; the lig trees
are killed ; plums, a half-crop ; pears
and cherries, badly dauiagcd ; apples and
strawberries, not much injured ; the Le
compte pear is a failure in some sections.
Sevens to tho Church.
Comoro. Kr., April 11 Mrs. Dr.
Brown, of Lexington, died a few days
ago and her property, amounting to
$100,000, according to the will ot her
deceased husband, will now go to Bishop
Kcane, of Richmond, Va., for tho bene
fit of the Catholic churches of that , city.
Bazalne Challenges Admiral Jaares.
Paris, April 11. According to the
Evcnemcnt, ex-Marshal Bazaine has sent
a challenge .to Admiral Juarcs, French
Ambassador at Madrid, for what he
pleasantly calls "his discourtesy to him
"As
de-
a matter of course the Admiral will
cline to fight the traitor."
Many lose their beauty from the hair
railing or fading. Parkers Hair xfal
sam supplies necessary nourishment, pre
vents falling and grayness and is an ele
gant dressing.
01B0L1K1
Raleigh Visitor ; Mr Edward Chap
pell, of Neuse township, di;d at his
residence on yesterday, April 11th, aged
about 94 years.
Xews and Observer: The revival at
Person Street Methodist church, con
tines every day this week. The col
lections of internal revenue in this dis
trict last week were $13,792.24.
The receipts of cotton in this market
now amount to 68,000 bales. There
is a great demand here for chufus. They
are very scarce and last week some sold
at $17.50 per bushel. At the rate of one
hundred bushels an acre, a crop ofchnfas
would be pretty profitable. The
ceremonies of Gov Caswell at Kinston,
in July or August, promise to be impos
ing. His Excellency Gov Jarvis is
taking a great interest in the occasion.
It is understood that the entire First
Regiment, North Carolina State Guard,
will participate in the ceremonies.
Charlotte Observer: -According to
the terms of a mortgage which was reg
istered at the court house yesterday, a
man conveyed himself and all the right,
title and interest which he had in himself
to another to have and to hold forever to
seenre a debt which he owed him. The
deed was duly witnessed and executed
with the wife's signature and privy ex
amination wherein she released her in
terest in him. A gentleman in this
city has two children, whose respective
birthdays fall, ono on tho immortal 20th
of May and the other on the 19th of Oc
tober, the anniversary of Lord Cornwal
lis' surrender at Yorktown. The gentle
man had overlooked tho double coinci
dence until it was brought to his atten
tion by a conversation in reference to the
Yorktown centennial. The grand-father
of the children, who is still a hale and
hearty gentleman of prominence in the
community, and who., it must not be for
gotteD, is in the direct line of descent
from one of the signers of the Mecklen
burg declaration, was born on the anni
versary of the birthday of Thomas Jeff
erson, ths writer of the national declara
tion. He also has a daughter who has
the same birthday.
My Good Woman.
Why are you so out of sorts, never able
to tell folks that you are well? Ten to
one its all caused in the first place by
habitual constipation, which no doubt
finally caused deranged kidneys and
liver. The sure cure for constipation is
the celebrated Kidney-Wort. It is also
a specific remedy for all kidney and liver
diseases. Thousands are cured by it
every month. Try it at once. Toledo
Blade.
COMMERCIAL I7EWS
WILMINGTON MAHKKT.
APAIIj 13. i i il.
SCIRETS TSRPasnSB-Dul! and nomi
nal. Offered at 35 cents without buyers.
KOSIN-Qouted dull at II S7 fordtrained
and 11 49 for Good Strained, a decline of !
2lA cents on yesterday's quotations. .5
sales reported.
TAR Quoted firm ltt 1 Q) 2mr fe!l of
231 lbs.
CtiUDK TURPENTINE Quoted steady
at SI 5t for Hard, S'2 53 fr Ssfl and 13 09 for
Virgin.
COTTON Q,uotd steady. Sales 20 bales
on a basis of 10l cents. Tne following ar
ths official aotatioa ;
Ordinary
6-
Cbrit
wooa irx.iiiwy.
tt
it
it
Low UlddJia
3 a !! T -zir;t
Ojttoa.
Bpiritfl '1 arpeatiss....
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19 bslct
it 4 casts
6U bbi
ffr....
U b? 7 areeasic
A 10 "
4, t
HEWS.
Mteamer.ilzabeth.Wilklnsoa.SmiUivllle,
Steamer Passport. Harper. Smith vlUe.
iKasier.
Steamer D Mnrcklson. Roberts. Fayette-
yiue, wmiaDB8& Murcnison.
Br brie J Williams. Nelson. Oporto. E G
Marker 4k Co
ttchr John Somes. Watts. New Yort.B G
liarKer & jo
Hot barqno Jerbuen. Svendsen, Stavan-
rer. o r Meoane -
nor Darqu r-jomanaer, ovenana, tavan
iter. Jieiae jo
Br one z.inzu. earns. Matanzas worm a
Worth
Schr II W Anderson. Babcock. W limine-
A. "W m t m .. I
IOU, UU XlSrl IBS OE uo
fcfchr o H Macomber. Ferry, wevmenth.
OLSA&JST.
Steamer Elizabeth. WilklnKon.Kniithvlllp.
mm- - ' ' . I
Steamer Passport. Harner. Smlthvillfl. i
uster.
HteamerD Murchison. Robeits. Fayette-
ville. Williams Si Murchison.
JBr brig Btella, Robinson. Glasgow, Pater-
son, Jowning dzuo
Exports.
somas.
G lasgo wBr brig SteJla -4.111 bbls rosin.
SCiJPFSRPlOBIG S
AND
Flowers Wine I
jyjA2SUfACTUiilCl iJV WlilTXYlij k
Wiae Con, ajr 'oiief il,2. p,
Prices and samples oa apiicatioii.
8end in your orders tor mo bohdayr
dtc7-dAwtr
in society." The Evencment says:
Liit of YczzzU Otct- 1CD tcsj la
Pert April 0, 1S81
Kor A 21 Sckweigard, 429 te&SjJobssou,
Ncr Kobe, 22 toaa, JoitpbJOD,
Haido A Co
Ger ProvldsaUa, 35 Una, Holz, - .
O Feacaaa A TTesttxmasTJ
fir John T Ssdth, 81 9 toss, Lockbart,
SO Barker Co
Ger Lydla Peschau, 493 toss, Bremen,
E Feschau fc Westermann
Nor Cred i ST1 tons, Chriatopkersen,
Heide & Co
Xor Atlaiitic. ons Knudsen,
C P Uebane
Sot Norge, A'A Lou, Qendricksen,
3 . C Pliebane
So: M r?l-, 808 Mattkiesen,
Heide Jfc C
BEIGS.
AiaL'uard AI ier, S00 ton, Hicks,
Matter
Ger Cl&ra, 304 tons Voss,
K IVacLzu & Webtermaun
Br Stelia. 445 tou, Kobiuson,
G Barker & Co
SCHOONERS
Am Nellie V l.'okes, itfC tons, Thompson,
Master
Am, S S Bickmn, 224 tons, Long, Master
Am J sf-pa her, 380 tons, Watts,
J U Cbadboorn & Co
Am Geo Churchman, 281 tons, Kisley,
Geo Harriss & (J
Am S Ci llart, 268 tons, Kelly, . Master
Am Carrie Belle, 274 tons, Seavy,.
EG Barker & Cd
Am Alice Borda, 35 1 tiis.Dukes,
ieo Iiirris8 & Co
jm L'iigespo -d, 0St i s. Hand,
Geo Uarriss & Ce
m Fannie R Lawreuce, 316 tons,Bowen,
Geo Ilairtss & Co
Am Enima Heather, 292 tons, RIcketts,
Master
Am Alice U'.srn, 347 ions, Pennewel',
Geo Harriss & Co
Am Starlight, l'8 tons, Brewster, Master
Am E H Druuimoiid, 296 tons, Hi gins,
EG Barker & Co
im J jhn P Kelso, 180 tone, Steelmao,
Geo Harriss & Co
Am Wm H Van Brunt, 260 tons, Hough- i
went, Geo Uarriss & Vo
Am Marcia Reynol fs, 312 tons. Tilion,
F. Kidder & Sons
Am Jennie Mlddleton, 2S0 tons,Ilugheft,
Geo Harriss. &i
Am T Sinicoksen, 240 tens, Dicaenson,
Geo Harriss & Co
Am Farny Kemmy, 384 tons, Wolf,
Geo Harjiss&Co
Am Dacery Gray, 401 tons, Brunton,
Gea Han issJt Co
Am Taylor & Ma'his, 230 tons, Cheese.
man, Geo Harriss & Co
Am Clara, 298 tera, Crammer, laid up,
Geo Harriss
For this Port from Forsin lois
BARK -i.
Nor Agatha, 360 tOHSjKohr, sailed from
Bremen, Feb 24
Nor Alfen, 75 tos, PefceriJt, wiled
trom London, eb 11
Nor Bonafide, 511 fnz, 2SltSm, at
Algiers, Jan 5.
Nor Braekka, 368 toss, Neiken, saGea
from Amsterdam, April 1
Bwd Carin, 47a tons, TTesteil&vil, jU.Vti
fiom Liverpool, Feb 26
Ger Charles 300 tora, LaaghJ tCsacu
from Linden, Jan'y 29
Dan Elene, 471 toss, DaII3 i ailed from
Liverpool, FeD 25
Ger Elsie Mtfler, J73 te,PakKs9 sailed
from Dantzie, Dee. IS
Ger Emile, 419 toes, E&tJi, sailed
from St Nazaire, Marco 12
Nor Forsrtte, o43 teui, Koadsev, sailed
frofit Bellasr, Jl
Br Geo Wa!ki r, 4 8 tons, Paterseu,
sailed from Havie, Mai cb 13
Swd Gitstav Adolpb, COS tofts, 0.16,
8 a lied trom (Jooie, Marcel.
tier iiera. cnac. saua Rf es jli x;6r
ick, January 2$
Gtr irna, 3iererta,iewerte,saifeifia&
lilaSgOW, J? CD 24
Swd Jsael, 329 tons, Tnin, sailed
trom LiYerpcoI, Id arch 3 1
Nor Jerbuen, 271 toae, 9vesi4sft, saiied
irora otavanger, .eb 19
Ger Marie, Pennies, sailed from Q!as-
gow.Jan 18
Nor Resolve, 393 tons, S Ulerg, sailed
irons JJunKirfir, Jan 13
Ger Richaid, 463 ions, Faske, sailed
irom Havre, iuarcn 27
Nor Silo, Nielsen, sailed frcn Havre,
Marcn 4
SiT Star of Hone. 28$ tons. Hannaaann
oqiIaH fmm T.lffSrnnAl T. QO
Br Vizcaya, 276 tons. Butler, sailed
from Plymouth, March 20
BKlGfi
Ger Albert me Meyer, 2C tons, Zelck.
sailed irom Havre, marcn 2
Jfor Anna, 272 ton, retterser, sailed
from Sharpness, Dec 9.
Hot Brazilliau, S32 tons.! Beree. sailed
rrom Algiers, utc 14,
Swd Carin, 283. tons, Schmidt, sailed
frcm Hall, April 4
14 or UoDgal, 334 tots.' Danieleon. at "St
uyazaire, ian
a ... . -w m 9
uan 2na April, ftoreoEen, sailed from
Gibarutha, Feb 10
bwd JSmil, 265 tons, ilelwors.. cal'ed
from Havre, Jan 25
Nor Gazeller, 60 ton Wevbe. cleared
from London, April 2 .
lit J VVillisms, 39 tons. Nelson, safled
irom uporto, ireo 17
or lUgnnild, 197 tons. Hansen, called
trom Rotterdam, Feb 21
JNor Saltero, 332 tois, Kovei.sailed from
uette, Jaooary iu
Swd bvalan. 32o tone. Janason. sailed
from bt Vincent, Jan 31
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omine country.
published ia tbe f Bglish laagvage which latest fashion at tbe lowwt prim , Hfl
maintains an answer-ring idelity to the item ef eookiar or ecoiomy tifxettH a
enduring great prasciplei of the Demoeratie Uis department is practically letted kjc
faith ia polities, Tbe World for 1881 will be ports before pnblicttlon Leturt froa (S
'""Js iwhi! for ltJt iTe y" The Paris aad LoBdomcorrefpoBieBtisstti;
Wrldbas been found, absolatelr loj-alto Uteat rkahiona Thm Rmm DaraiteBl'
?TtZl?L Z""!?'
Ii A. r i if . . I T
in tbe Demoeratie part v.
ine world will maintain the eavse of tbe i
Union against sectionalism in all im forms, i
tne cause or good government against cor-
rnpuon in au its forms and tae cause or ui
people against morcpoly in all its forma.
TERMS P08TA GE PAID.
Daily and Sundays, ono rur. 12. a!x
nvauu, aa, uree mom as, t9.
six months, $5, three months. 2 60, leeil Bperting Fews at home d br5
uuj, wituont Sundays, one year. S10.J
than thiee montbs. SI oar mAatb.
oe ounoay w orid, one year, X J.
Jeviews and "College ChroBicle one jear, I ao paper In the werld wklcb
SL60. l mnok nan nailer ararv week SJlflfi;i
Jbe Semi-Weekly World. (Faced ays and I Herald, which is seat, pottagt ".
iyiii-i b year, to ujud Atrents-.AB i uoii&r Tan eaa suDScnae aiaj -
extra copy for club of ten, the Dallj loreUrol . 1
The Weekly World (Wednesday). SI a The I7eT7 Yorfe Beian
club of tea. tbo Hemf.WMal- ft Arl . wcj f
. u.u .cBu-an extra coorxori . .
twenty, tbo Daily for club of ftfty.
we oave no travelling agents.
Specimen number sent froo na
Terms Cash ia variably ia ad ante.
oena postotace moneT order, hank- Armtt
vr regiscerea letter, uilla 'stTriaV r v
vacr. A.aarees.
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THS WOIlIiD,
85 Park Bow, Ifew York.
Hew Crop Cuba.
The Finest Cargo thio
Season.
HHDS. SELECTED
NEW CROP CUBA.
gQ TIERCZS 8ELECTE1)
NEW CHOP CUBA
Just received and now landing er Schr
Maggi rillig.
For lalepow by .
frill r m 'm
13
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for U-
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raisodUiLti Vm r..
J parity aid ttt-rfa-eSS at
fieial to the ago! ad db.fnV.w S
to the Tarious allBseat. tLatft
w. It is, ia Terr r'S?
PEER'S :
P. J.
Tho
RIOR CHAKACTER, ard o,t
golden qaaUties of tas rrir. fl f
is made; For Purit? mC! t
MEDICINAL PE&fEmv', k
found unexce! Urf. 11 h
SPKER's ;
P. J. Brandv,
Thls BRANDY stacdi anrlT.W i. W
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and eoataias ralvabls medicC J"?
-- . m auD Kiaviua iriim wriinn t mm ji h . -w
I ow ion ua tfmatnra .
For sale br W. H. green, j n
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ore i?otun a mi
TBI OIRCTJLATIOir, f tibj peri
ewipaper bai iaoreated dariir Urni
year. It costsias all the leadlar und
tbe I' ally Herald, aad ia arraa a la ki
departments. Tbe : : '
FjDRElOX KSTT3
embraeaa special dbsatebM froa Cfrat
wrm wl w ax .ue. KB ear tae B0M N
AMERICAN HETF3
ae gives tbe Telegraptie Pttpstak f Ci
week frem allpartaef tks lt!ci Tlbb
rare rJaaa males
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b mrt valaable cbrovlele ia tbt vwM. a
It i tbo oboapeat. Srarj oek b tm
a faJb'al report of
POLITICAL SIW3
tratpf eoBjaUts ax4 nmm&i
tf ipatebu from 1fsjk!itci, bciifkf M
reports ef tbe easecbsi ef litit pilktm
ea tbt auesden of tbe boar
TiiK FABU VEPABTIIUT
or lit Weekly Herald cItm Uuna
well as tbe mast araetieaT aairraticu
dheovrl reUtitg to Uedttisi f ufc
er, hiata for raising CatUt, Poiltry, Cxi!
Trees. Yegetalbl" e. wlUiiXf
fer ktyltr buiidiags aaa farsaisr .ttefl
in repair. Tbis Is sappismtated sy
edited Ccpaxtmeat, widely eopied, uiat
head ef ; ; v;;" -4 .-
TEJS HOME,
elilwr raaalni fr rrartlflal dlahee. biabfcT
wo vmiT meiroopiisan moraiaur lomrmai i aaaina' eioikiha ! rnr taitaa so u
The iattrests ef
sulledoLabok
" m a
are looked after, aad everrtbior reuni "
echanies and labor saviag U cwiB-;-
corded There Is a estt devoted
latest pb ties of the baiiaeM uult t
found in th specislly reported pricu
cenditioBsoi Jjm
THE rBODUUKaMABAai
Rther with a Ptory every week,
mnrm .fn!ntit diviaa. LitWirT, ,!
One Dollar a Year.
,:" - Address, ''f-:' -v'
Broadway and Abb Streets, Teri
oe ii
Starch.
nUVni fiiosa. Also rmprcrd
T.n. KotsI Oloo. A1SO
for cooking purposes. Vow is J
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aa orfcea have been U&u
,
men 7-tf .
PURiCE'LL '-HOUSfi
U5DES ShTT MAlfJ
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