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a WARNING,


Delay not harbor not In mind that phi
osophy that disease will well Of you cav
IL with certain medicines a Beware how you tam.
per with your general welfare.
We wild and vicious youths why will persist dosing with
the y ndnsen0 compounds daily procred thereby Impair
ing your appetite and Digestion and destroying you mentally
we'll as physically when be plea
SAINT medicinesi
We rakes OF and condition. why
pine and drag out miserable existence untitled for the Sov.
eni aud even ordinary pursuits feH thus an.
noyed ane wish to be restored to health
at once pleasant and eTestua should MORRIS His
success In chronic diseases greater other
physician Of his day. Many who have years afflicted
with disease resulting excess
restored to health and vigor under his really
Should personal interview be Objectionable your disease
In vritng-enelose 1--WE dUlars-Addre Dr. NJ HoRRIs
through the Post ONCE. Nashville Tenn and package
enes securely put will lie sent privately with
full directions Herewith, and no questions detcd.
Persons living distance, and afflicted with scroa Old U
letter Cancers, Piles, Pstua In Ano, Gravel Brciu
Glees disease whatever OF aggravated malignant
character be cured home consulting NORRIS by
letter, paid, enclosing Fee. Medicines pleasant and
safe, be nail OF the United States
Ladies who be afflicted with Irr gilartic Flour Ais
Whites pTolapsus UeTia Falling the Womb,
to lay aside all false deicacy rompty consult the
cures trdTydntSdi
~ ONCE Cedar street, near the Post
Once. Room. No. H. Mp stairs. oc22-dIy
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WasllingtOn News.


The Star of Friday evening has the following:
Counsel bI Case in which M> Government NAV be IN
tres'ed-n the settlement of accounts for legal services
the Treasury Department 1t ia held that the
propriety, Of employing counsel any in which
the United States interested is within the discretion
of the proper executive department. under which the
business may arise aud payment fer services Of
sci consequently subject the decision Of such depart
ment.
officers AHopd"eeS for 7rareiiing ELpen".-It /.
held at the Treasury Department in the settlement Of
counts, that officer performing journey under order.
circumstances which cn;itle him sportaon may
elect travel tg private conveyance, and charge shat
the journey won haze cost 10y the usual convey
such charge, it il held may he properly paid.
NrrY officer Orlersd-Passed Assistant Surgeon Ed
ward Hudson has been ordered to the ship Relief
Despa'ches at tie State Uep1rhaent-We hear il said
that yesterday dispatches reached the State Depart
mcnt that il from American Embassies scattered
here and there the world than before reached
Washington in single day causing the employees busy
time Of it, We presume
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RYCHuOND MARHErs u.,,,,,o

BACoN-New Mountain cured, hog round. 10 c,..
sin;hhsld, isaio; Baltimore Sides i-9 q; should.
en ID ala; Joles o Ia al9; cents.
BuTTER-Gosheu. 10 q 9S cents stock Of Mountain
large and dull, Mt 10 Is cents.
CoffEE-We quote Rio l2 n 10 l.2; Laguyra IL n
Is l.2c; Java Is i.2 Ia Mocha Il le a is l.e cts
The stock of Rio and Lsguy-a in marke: Is very much
reduced. ~ ~
CORN MEAL-soaso cents.
flSH.-Mackercl, No. 81, small NJ Ia. tho I,t,cr
for Boston inspection; Halifax nerrings, No. i0aoi4
per Dbl; gross 3 l.2 "a.
FLoUR-The late Foreign news has given more conf.
deuce In this article but no sales have been m.d n,
GCAN0-t60 l.2 cash.
GRAINS-Beans white, 81 per busheL
Corn 7Ss76 cents per bushcL
Oats, 40a42 cts per bushel
Peas, blaekeye, 81 l-2 cts per bushel
Rye, 90 cts per bushel-wanted.
WHEAT Is depressed and prices iHcgular-wc quote
VI boa i 10 as to quality.
hAf-Northorn selling at 81 on the wharf, In dc.
lRoN.Ps ssS a 10 per ton. except in small parcel,
swedos $loo; Tredcgar and English refined 90 oo Com
mon English 7os 10; up country bar 7Oa76.
LARD-In bbls II. kegs IL a IL l.a cents.
.a nUaBEhIfan., inch, sss; ls do ss5; IL DO
Boarding sls l-2al3, according to quality Scantlnr
fls H. North Carolina Flooring dressed $2snsO Wiz,
sinia Flooring rough tisaeo Tobacco Box Boards But.
tonwood s6aSoO0. 6.s Poplar e0a25.OO; Susquehanna
inch lealS.00. White Pine'No. l. 3s 40 White
Pine, No g 2SaS2oo. Jost Timber l4Oo. lahcs worth
ls6 per A. for riven; It's for sawed Shingles fair
good demand.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Richmond, RcctiGcd, So cents.
cssh-demand good Tuscaloosa. 60a60 cents; Cincinnati
rectd. much wanted SD; Old Family Rye, A; Rich.
ardsons Old Family, So; Richardson's No. l. rs; Bumpard.
ners Old Rye, SIS; 0nondsga Family 10; Ouondaga No.
l, 10 Mountain, sr.s5; Brandy, common Imitation,
Ssaioc; common 18th proof, 45a6Oc., cash. Otard Du.
puys, So Slab; lienncssy, ss s4a5; Pinet Co. SO "a
as; Apple 4Sa76c. Gin. American common s7asoec
Holland. Sl.loal. zoe. N. +. Rum, 37aSsc.
LIVE STOCK.-tJ. Shocks Report)--Bccf Cattle
Ex
mands $3.50; market well supplied. Hogs 1880; dc.
mand moderate.
MoLASSES.-New Orleans, 20 a 80 cents; Cuba No.
asses 22a9t Porto Rico In hhds 30a3S Sugar ouse ST.
rup in 6bs, SsaSS; Refined 4O Common do a3ae4
pLASTER-Lump l.e. Ground 50.
SALI-From wharf lS5al90; from store l9OaS2
suGAkS-Wc quote Porto Rico 5a6ii cents:
n. orleans a o cents; Crushed and Powdered Q 4
az l-2 cts; Coffee Sugar, 0 3 1l2c
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Copy OF letter received by Mes-r.. Livingston 4 90
agents Of the New York aud Alabama Steamship Gonna
ny, from Charles 1yug Company, agents Ui tho steam
ship Black Warrior At Havana:
HAVANA, MArch l. 1884
And now ngrcenbly Ia the promise made In that letter
proceed TO give you items Of Information rrsnrct
ing the seizure Of that steamer BLACK Waftor ly me
authorities oi which you, will probably have heard gro
ms tclchc5 you by Telegraph from Charleston The
Black Warrior entered this port Yesterday nonpp 9gtb
fcb, nj about o'clock. Capt Bullock reported to tho
boarding Officers when lie entered giving his manifest az
usual M which II stated II always has been that
shc enters III ballast As expecting the
on sunday the goth ult, wc we have always done
ad as - done with tho other steamers which come here
entered ana cleared her before she arrived making Tho
entrance and clearance Saturday, the 25th ut When
our CLERK went to the custom house yesterday morning Ia
get the necessary paper the Captain Of the Port In nj,
der 70 allow the ship pass the Moro il was r.f,soJ
ana he was informed that there an normaty In tho
entry, aud the ship could not leave. Mr. Tyng was in
tue Office at the time clerk came back 10 inform II, nj
the state Of affairs aud the writer Immediately went tn
the custom house to the chief officer IIo informed
us mat the boarding officer had attached note 10 the
manifest OF the capiain saying 1.-THE shin has entered
N ballast and brings four hundred bales Of cotton for
ne" iork' The collector or administrator said 10 u.s.
the captain should have entered his cargo In transit and
not have inferred in ballast We replied that az far NJ
regards Havana she Is In ballast she neither brings
go 70 Havana nor takes away II matters not whether
her ballast DO bales Of cotton stone. We claim that
tne entry is correct as made; but whether correct
or not II you say II u not correct we claim 10 take
advantage OF the twelve hours allowed TO all vessels
70 make corrections aud additions the manifest IIe
TOLL us he had already written note the Intendante
ABOUT tue AFFAIR, and expected once but adj
vtsed US to see the Inendane We vent TO the Inten-
dancy and found that tho Intondlnte was homo sck
| We went to bis house. found there a young man. who
told u' that he had brought note from the Inrendauoy
TO the lntendane. hnd waiting answer seryan,
soon came vi bringing note for tho young man, We
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tW- DIR. q. IL. RItAINEHD would inform ~. nphn
waiting for the Committee Corrcsl at Rc
mond 10 report aud be consulted the Exchange Hot.
sa'rrday March Hath 1854 from to II A. NJ and 10
T. a. Ny stay viii be Short therefore wish
aPpy SoTresponden by addressing me- paid box
St oy stating the nature OF their whether
'he eyeoa small large; also whether the eve stand.
promptly or Is sunkcn-can dollars obtain nJyirs or
treatment for ten dollars which the nav for ay Ia
deducted The poor favorably considered. 800
has
partial and total blindness of from II years standing
n ~ second, TO minutes application by scientific methd
OF MS own discovery, without cutting, pain or wash
Dr. has also, cured Of yarIou.
grades pain rom, and intolerance OF light
S or los. OF sight from age and which
nave remained permanent TO the present moment.
fo abundant evidence nj the stated he
M 70 statements OF persons treated published the CITY
nan OF those persons be at 10
T. NJ Of each day. at which hours will perform ex-
peniuehts on The worst cases that be presented
see notice above. for hours and do not
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IT, The New York Times Of Saturday states that it s
assured by responsible parties tina. there a deficiency
eighteen treny thousand doidrs in the Register
Office of that city:
Within the past week it has transpired that the cash
accoun; Of the Office largely in arrears and no expI-
nation could be given Of the deficit. Nothing has been
left undone to trace the missing moneys The books
undergone thorough examination and numerous state
ments, showing the condition of affairs have been made
by Mr.. FiH aud submitted the Committee who will
probably present their repot at the meeting Of the
Board OF Supervisors The action Of the Special Commit
tee having this matter III charge, will be looked for with
interest The next step to be taken h to report full de-
tails Of the affair to Governor Seymour.
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At his residence in the county Of Gloucester on the 22d ay Of
February s' Mr. MATTHEW W. KEMP year Of his
age. 49, - "
81 Kentucky papers please copy.
At his residence, near Fairfield, Wednesday morn
ing, March ls THOMPSON A. WRIGHT, in The 45th
year OF his age.
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~ NOTIFIES, nRkAsr CI1oT1Is-rhe.e co,l. .--

tU MOTHERS BRkAsr CLoTIis-Thess Cloths are now
acknowledged " give the perfect speedy pain in
the breasts Of nursing mother arising any Other
cause and to afford the only complete
distressing Anction BREA.r to the world al
'hisday They be discomfort TO the
mother, and procured during period Of nursing
Whenever any dsagreeabie symptom inflammation
from any cause exhibits ITSELF they give relief
and in every Instance Rising There are
sands who suffer deaths during period nursing
for using these Cloths accompan, them.
SN remittance OF 81 co. accompanied by 10 cent, worth or
postage stamps, sill the prompt by mail Of
pair Of these Cloths part Of the United States
They are Il. sale exclusively by
ADlE ds GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
stFe N,,.iri
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ITUsriSGs CoURr YEsrERDAY.-The regular term oftbis
Court for the presan. month commenced On yesterday
Sally, slave the property Of Caroline DcJarnctt,
pu, upon trial charge Of attempting to poison child
OF Mr.. VIM Jennings, tho 2sth Of last month. She
was Discharged.
Francis, colorcd woman, charged with attempting to
burn the house Of Marmaduko s. Cooper the eth Of
February last, nlso discharged.
The ofPorry, slave Of Charles Dimmock charged
with the murder Of Abraham slave Of Joseph H. Audcr-
son. in the OF last mouth, continued till
term.
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Tux LYScnuuRe TEMPERANCE EScrrragsr. Tho
Lynchburg papers bring further accounts of nec,nc
held by the citizens Of that place. relative To the no,o
ton Of candidates for the Office Of Justices Of the Tusng
Court At ameeiins on the sth inst, the following reso
luton was debated at length:
Resolved That it il inexpeient TO nominate c,ndi
dates Tor the Office Of Justices Of the ustinr Court of
he City OF Lynchburg, pledged refuse or grant urcns
Tor an ordinary and that it u incIpedicnt to make non
nations N thi' meeting for Justices for the Cooperation of
the City of Lynchburg." f''''''" "
The opponents OF the above resolution contendod far
substitute "rhatt il ctpedient nominate TO he voted
next Guy election board Of Aldermen who arc
opposed to tho wide latitude heretofore presented bv in,
Hastings Court in granting licenses, to .ell ,coboc
vinons quor' and who are in fvor OF recurring aft n
the qualifications and Of enforcing all Of the restrictions
upon applicants for such licenses the laws appcrapn,
to the subject either set forth or imply"
No disposition was made Of the subject, and the NEE,
log adjourned to meet again Wednesday night next.
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N; The Fincastc Wing nformsiis readers that -four has
fallen three dollars barrel in the Richmond N,rke, f.,
lees than three weeks This Is all a mistake Flour ba.
no. declined than one dollar barrel in ,bi. mario,
from the highest price it has yet commanded fae tho
price has been ON the advance
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~ The City Council Of Cincinnati have a plan under
consideration for passing the Ohio River by means Of an
IRON 'unnean immense iron tube to run under the bed
o. 'ne riVer. The inventor of the plan says oft;
~ IS proposed to use either cas-, or wroupb, i,o, r
propose to build tube Of iron Of anv dssi,o S on.
"u sDE ~ tho bed Of the river in sections a. o,y 80
may DC iound practicable, by fret dredging cham d.on
,bC td aunt OF the top being sunk below or even i,
a., uhe iVer, entirely avoiding the use of cnr
JAM lhern Is no question about rhe prsctc,i,;,
superiority OF iron tunnels all other oatc,isIs
Iepg ABOUT 90 per cent cheaper pot the loot wav in
curve " practicable, combining strength and
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PETERSBURG MARKETS N.-.h :,

.''~'NrR'' Io---MnFch 7.
Whcat--We quote prime white at 81 Goa / 5. Rcd
do at SIS a LEO.
four.--we quote Fine $3.50; super6nc s; Extra su
psrhnes; aud Family "6O These retail prices at
Tohaceo.-Brsk md scarce. Lugs 81. so to c. Com-
mon Leaf to 7.60 Good Leaf Tie Vlo
Corn--Corn ~ n 75cents
Cotton.--A few sales were made IN 4, or rr;,,o anal
ties at cid ceuts. f
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TT The application ofgu no to the Sugar growing lands
Of Louisiana has been attended with much success cor
repondeuce appears in the papers Of hatregon written
By planters who have made the application OF guano To
their Sugar crops showing that the increased product
been equal to fifty per cent
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Ihk Observation-Disclosures A. Thomson. In whoa.
ctse as We have noticed already an inquiry was pepn,
with respect to the OF the Judge Of the s. Court
Tor the E'stern District Of this State to send this person
oaek to Washington city for trial. again up ON yes
terd'y The charge as WILDE rccolcc tcd was that he
hau taken free coored boy from there whom he A,temp
ted to sell in this city.
The Mayor after hearing tho case on the 10th of Ina,
sent The prisoner on to the Court ofIusngs and
'sat Court being apprised the action taken in the
court upon the matter. entered nole proseqmi in tho
case wirran: was there ipon issued by Judge Haly
burton Tor his rrcst and the prisoner being brought be-
lore him on yesterday, wis in dus form Of law surrcn
dered to John +. Wiley, the u S Marshal for this civ
whose deputy, in company with J. D. Hoover and Can't
Ii. brsh, two officers here from Washington pro
eeeded to tina, place by the o'clock train last night hav
ing the prisoner in charge
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Sales of Tnhnfsn.


ny johnson d. PLgh. Commission Merchants
Geore GARDNER Of Louisa-l HID Lug, at IS hhds for
Chts lisdale, u Louisa hid at s. rs Late at Il
mas Tor EiSard Mostly, Of Lpuisal tI G hid. for
Jno Hursves, Of 10 ist-l ts& at 4 Partow OF
sPI't1l'hniA At az, Tugs At 2J hhds A Tce
OF Louisa, at - lOand hi leaf for Jane. ardner OF
Louisa at ~, hhds Tugs 90 10 aud at iO Chlrs Of
Lua-l hd at w; hhds for Puiam, spottsyyana-9
hnas ea, At ~ az = Jugs o. Ibid. for Jane, sims,
OF Loasa, at sy5 ga at g. Tugs fr DIR T. John
son,oi Orange, 10 To- ~. W. hhd Tugs Dickinson
~ Al So 3D. hnds uys Barrett of Loui,a-I nj
~ at1 G hhis for George Hunter Of LIuisa- ts
AZ eS i ', hid leaf for Gun,er Louisa, ~; binds
luss Tor bond, Of Lona AZ 50, lhhds for John.
son. Of LIul leaf at az, Tugs ~ hid for Thomas OF
Louisa, AT tJT hhds Winston, Of Iousa-i AT
81 - ate, at 81 HID for Deuenport Of GoocIanJ
nj " N"NN"iahui
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Disraeli was musng on Epcs in the plains Of Troy.
He FASTENED home, and announced himself a Radical
candidate for High wycombe. He obtained letters
of recommendation from Mr.. Hume and Daniel o.
Conne-but was nevertheless badly beaten. These
letters Of Recommendation afterwards became thorns
in the side Of hero and the malignant Biographer
makes the most Of them. He denied having solicited
them, and the proof adduccd to show that he did
He abused O'Connell-and O'Connell retorIed as he
alone could After stating, that Disrcali had sought
and obtained the letter referred to- and commenting
upon his falsehood and blackguardisn, be conclu-
dcd
e possesses Just the qualities Of the impenit-n, thief
that died upon the cross whose name, verify believe,
must have been Disrea For aught know the present
Dsrea may be descended from him. and with the impress
sion that he H. forgive the heir law OF the bias.
phcmous thief who died upon the cross"
Disrcali challenged O'Connclrs son for this speech
hut obtaining no satsiactiop-promiscd to meet the
father in Parliament and intlct a terrible chastsc-
ment upon him.
After two or three unsuccessful efforts to get into
Parliament, at last in 1887, he elected for Maid
stoac, by the aid of 'ncw friend" BY this time,
he had become furious Tory. His first effort was
in reply OConncl and in redemption of his threat
eneJ castigation. But he was coughed and laughed
down IN less than hvc minutcS-athouSh nc earnestly
cntrcated TO be heard. This failure checked his i'm
pudcncc for while--but by degrees, he came to be
tolerated. and when in 10, Peel became Prime Minis
ter, Disrca considered himself Of sufficient impor-
lance expect an office. But Peel did not fancy him
and although he continued for two years to lavish
the most extravagant cncomums upon the Prime
Minister, he could get nothing. At last finding al
his efforts in that direction vain he turned upon his
old leadcr-and when the repeal of the corn.lawS
came up, although he had always pr ofessed himself
Free trader he seized upon that occasion to denouncc
Peel traitor to his party and to the principles
which he into office.
The Biographer exposes all the Inconsistencies Il
his lleroS career, and exhibits him not only as lite
rary coxcomb and preender, buta political chara
tan destitute of principle, ignorant of hstory-per-
ver,ng facts and wanting in every quality, necessary
constitutes Statesman. Nolubility impudence and
the only qualities allowed him. The facts
stated, and the proofs adduccd would to render
these conclusions imprcsnable.
That such man should have been the second man
in the British Cabinet and the leader of the House
of Commons is one of the most remarkable events in
this cyentful age
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HESTER a WHITE, commi,,,on
NORFOLK MARKrT M,rch N

Bacon-ilams l0al9c; Hog Round 9a0 lee Cotton
per III, SAG i.2 CONFIRMS White ~. do Y,iov ,sm
r receipts light, 10; do Mixed 7la72 Cheese losll-
saisGed 81 ,2Oal.e6 Four-Finc $3.50; Superfno g.,
80; Family eAe le. Hay, cargo, from store laieb-
ioa.Oc Peas, Black Eye. sales ,lOaI is. Salt Fine
SIC. '"'' 'o"
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MEETING OF THE CRY CoUsclL.-The regular monthly
meeting Of this body was held yesterday. Proceed.
ings tomorrow.
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MARRIED.
DEL

On tie 9Th Of March, at Centre Cro county VIRGINIA
by the Rev. Mr. Shackford Mr.. MOORE g. PlUSrLEROY Jr
Of kipg and Queen county Virginia. Miss FLORA DILLARD
Alabama.
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LOClL AFFAIRS.

MAroRs CouRr 'KsrkRpAr.-LARcrsr-Jsm Lee,
FREQ colored fellow, brough, up on charge Of se.
Ing quantity Of calico placed a. the door of Mr. c. W.
Gwatkin's store lain street.
Geo. w Willis. employee In the concern. stated ,b,.
his attention called on Saturday last bv lad, an. IA.
10 carriage In fron Of the store to the fact that
gro had taken SOM calico which was placed near tho
door and made of. lie started Into tho street when be
observed tho ncgromskng his way hot haste round the
next corner, with bundle under his arm He pursued
him in the drccio, Of tho Basin bank and .cr ,ho,,
run the fellow dropped tho bundle. h. however follow
cd on. and with cveral others who engaged In tho
chase jim hto the American stables where he va.
arrested while cndavoring conceal himself In one O,
the stalls. The calico was valued at IS
Jim was recognised by his Honor rs tho same Jim who
had already served ive apprenticeship in the Peni
Tertiary Tor grand ,'ceny lie sent on to the Ilus
angs Court TO be tried for grand again. character
which this offence assumes It beiug tho second lilo will
DOUBTLESS be sent back to a second apprcn.
uecshp. His Honor knew him being bad boy all his
lfe.
DRUNK AND DisoRpERLr.-Rchard Mundy and EIr.
henna, both whte,-the former, by tho way dashipp
looking fellow while the latter may DO cassed above the
ranks OF mcdocrty, tried ut the cage Oh YESTERDAYS
morning Tor being drunk tie latter not qu,e and REQUIRED
give bail FOR their future good behaviour which they q,
mat ome Jailed to do They brought to tho Court
give 'hem an opportunity Of sending for witnesses ir
any they had, to chow why the above judsuen,
should not be enforced. We were enabled to CLEAN thu
nature OF the charges from statements m,do by the Mayor
oi tho acts in this case, which governed bis decision
rhe parties here mentioned had row at grosgery on
Cary street. in which Others appears were engaged
Aer they fought inside for time they got into the stree
and there renewed tho charge with still greater G,,v
Lazy acting prominent part in the melee all the time -
before any great injury done officer Scarf uterfrcd
and arrested Lizzy and Dick
fhey were required to give bail in the sum Of $50 TIA,
would conduct themselves in proper manner for tho
future. WV