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other houses IN the same vicinity were blown
down, and many other persons are wounded,
and doubtless some are killed, who, in the
short time that has elapsed, cannot be;re-
ported from SO thinly-settled q region. Carts
We're lifted bodily and thrown long distances,
and in many instances shiYered to pieces. In
one instance the tire-bands were torn off. and
one tire was found wrapped round the trunk
of tree like the coil of a rope: Immense
pine trees were torn up by the roots and car
ried in every direction OF fencing de-
stroyed, the quantity In the same neighbor-
hood Is IN immense item.
The whirl circled northeast toward the
st. Johns river, where il struck the dwelling
Of one of the forelnen of the st. Johns lum.
Der mill, Mr.. Godfrey. It was n new and
pretty dwelling, erected after the modern
style, but of light timbers. The family
were unhoused in few moments, and Mr..
Godfrey, his wife, and wife's sister so much
injured as to require immediate medical at
tendance from Jacksonville. Fortunately no
one was killed there, but the demolition of
the house is entire. A colored man was also
killed near the same place. These are the
principal casualties reported up to this time.
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to sustain al evangelist ii Eastern Ham,

"a ~ a q p
shire. 10 W Sse ss ~ ~ H - ramp
Inc statistical report was presented, on,
Assembly. 49,. asu " 'ne , oeneral
On motion, 5.,s ,.s ..,ss Il, s (.
IA ne nesoieea That the thanks Of Presbyterv
s Is. M !, to the people Of Shep,erdstown
d Tr ;ne generous hospitality extended to ne
~ thas inns meeting; also to the office-bearers
, VI sne churches Of other DENOMINATIONS who
h nave kindly rendered to us the use Of their
On A maa;e .ne minutes were read and approved
WI ,lo.loh, Iresbytery adjourned to mcet IN
y, , m',, May 2sth, at O'Clock p. H. and
~ ~ 1 =, III stated meeting September 10Th
I brave, =, o anh "A; Al. Closed with singing,
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1t is suggested Gin the Cleveland Leader
that the Signal Service Bureau at Washing
ton might make itself a blessing to the ma
ton by letting us know when we must wear
wool and when we may with impunity dis
card it. 1t would add greatly to the interest
of the Washington predictions, rendering
them much more entertaining to the ordi-
nary reader, If they were interspersed with
such warnings us these :" Don't forget to
take your umbrella" "Remember your
oyershoes for the next twenty-four hours "
" Put not your trust in spring oyercoats!"
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DARING ATTEMPT AT AssAsSINATlOS,--B
tween 1 and o'clock Sunday morning a
most daring attempt was made in this city
to assassinate worthy colored man named
William Smith, which, however, proved
unsuccessful. 1t appears that Smith, who
is an cmploye Of Messrs. G. W. Langhornc IL
Co., smoking-tohacco manufacturers, had
been paid by these gentlemen on Saturday
evening considerable sum of 1nohey as his
wages, and Smith, instead of returning home,
remained down town until about l O'Clock in
attendance on sick friend. About that
hour he started for his home on First
street, in the vicinity Of the McthO-
dist graveyard. and when within square
of his house some scoundrel behind
fence fired at him with shotgun from
the distance of onlya few feet. Fortunately
the aim of the assassin was unsteady, and
only three of the shot took effect, two striking
him in the face and the third grazing his
shoulder. The wounds in the face are pain
full but byn means dangerous. The wounded
man Immediately made his escape by running,
not taking time to discover his assailant. AS
far rs we can learn there is no suspicion rs
to who was the perpetrator of this daring
outrage. 1t is believed, however, that it
was some negro who knew that Smith had
money in his possession. and that the object
was to murder and rob him.-Ly,chburg
NeUS.
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Yesterday Ferdinand Price, Esq, highly
respectable citizen Of Franklin county, was
arraigned before United States Commissioner
f W. Early, upon charge of violating the
internal revenue laws by retailing sprituous
liquors without license. The Government
witnesses wholly failing to sustain the charge.
the accused was ordered to be discharged
Lwchburg Republican.
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EXCITEMENT N AMJIERsT.-We learn from Il
gentleman who was at Amherst Court on
yesterday that much excitement prevailed
amongst such of the citizens of the county as
favor the removal of the courthouse to an
other location, and it was generally reported
that they were taking steps to enjoin the
erection of the new courthouse at the pre-
sent site, which was recently contracted for
by the supcryisors.--Lynchburg Ners.
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TIE PORTSMOUTH AFRICAN METnoplsTs
GAM A SuIT.-The cicdmcnt case of the
trustees Of the property Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South against the pastor
and congregation Of the African Methodist
church on North street, which has been
pending in the Circuit Court for the last
year. was decided upon by Judge Blow yes
tcrday in favor of the defendants. The co.
lorcd congregation of the North-Street
church (by n vote Of their body year or two
Since) dissolved their connection with the
southern Methodist Church and attached
themselves to northern Conference, carr.
lug with them to their new connection Tho
ownership of the large cdilice IN which they
worship, and installing a northern preacher
in charge.
The building having been erected by the
southern Methodists the trustees refused &c
let it 90 to the norther:l McthodistS. and in.
volvcd the matter in litigation. Judge Blow
has decided against the southern wing and
established the validity of the action of the
North-Strcct congregation by appointing ;
new Board Of Trustees for them. The deci
sion is very important one to the southern
Mcthodists enerally.-Norfok Journal
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rp0N WASHINGTON.
,;icr:,I Republican Movement
.,ot.r summers posttton--Hc VIII
49,, >urporf Grants Reflection
,,; Garfield Nou-Sonnttaat--
,,,,,c. I-uprenounccd.

,,f,- summers foSttfoh--aac VIII
49,, &r.,port Grants Reflection
.or,; Garfield Nou-Cornnttfat--
-, pmuca I'upren"uHrcd.
Ey telegraph 10 tho Tribune.
.,.>,rn>. March ia conversation
-,,,atrr summer TO-DAY revealed the fact
lad moi been asked 10 preside nj the
..,u..,f convention. for the simple reason
.'' .Irr, !, nobody having authority to Of
,,., ,prh po>iiiou; but there Is little
.' ~. .r.t ne will attend the Convention.
,r,r, j. little doubt that, If so. he Will he
.[.:,n preside over its deliberations. In
,,,r,r;inn TODAY he said he was the
.,.rr his own opinions. and that while
..,s.; not, Oh any account. ally himself to
..., vlrrin Democrats were made can
.ns would not. on any account,
Ter ~ encourage the election OF
...-,r, neither would he, on amy
.,.., support General Grant for re-
...,;an or reelection. His colleague,
..,.r " il>on. had a long converse
with i.im on Friday. when the whole
.s.. WIS discussed. Mr.. Sumner an
..,,..,. Ia Wilson that he feared the time
~ ,u,yr, or would shortly come, when
.., ..-,... politically. would Givergc. but
. nanrd no personal mfi'icndincsS
....,f -.y5w out of their political alienation.
r...I,...i ~cu4tor Wilson 10 so. with other
. brands Of the President. TO General
..-.. and rircr upon him to withdraw his
..,,. ., = candidate before the American
...f. and not allow il 10 20 before the dele
a.. - lnr rEIladelphia Convention. and
.....,,.l,,r,lt Lanr Tor unSelti>h and mag
Ell. ~sn,ag,, contact second TO none in history;
..., !. Ar persisted il icing a candidate, and
...., -auiGrr> should succeed in rcnomi-
,:,..hua. hrNoud simply and cmphatically
ia. GI>Uulon candidate so far rs party Is
,.~rIM"i.
,..nnl Forncy dincd with Mr.. Sumner
..,- .t,l.t- and asked him directly If he
,.> -.n.u- a. Cincinnati. He refused to say
..., n,. Wis not. He further said that. in
....~,.,H,.jon. 10 men had done so much TO
...,~,. :.p. disruption in the party rs Colonel
T..r.N aub senator Wilson. He said the
...,. ..,n- today Ia a Massachusetts man.
Ig.r.}ort that c:!luC from Cincinnati on
~..rr,4y that Senator Upton had said in
.. Ill, ;h3t Nc>>r>. Garfield and Dawes
v.... >..i,tiy in sympathy with the anti
,-..t ,Wr,r.ucnl has been the cause Of much
.t..s., tine friends of the President. Both
,. .... .rur'.mcn whose loyalty TO the Adj
....>,n.'usn lHl> been put IN question by Mr.
B.. ...a'- a}"g~d statement have received nu-
..,- .1ii> rom people eager 10 find out il
-...,. ,R.,> tUy truth IL the story. and ready
...... .\!,u>iuation and advice in case they
....., md il Welt founded. In this way the
... .,s,.,r> IT Ill" House have been made TO
... rhrr their views upon the question Of
,.ar.H Grants denomination were OF far
.. .. jmrol,mr" liam they themselves ever
D.. .in.L Like MI other prominent Rcpub-
r.. llf't.,.- pt fi;,t IIplI>p thrS have hcrn
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y telegraph 10 tho Tr'hun'

Nr.rmcni on the conSttItiomlity Of the
n4hluX law commenced in the Supreme
court Al Washington Tuesday. The points
.iv.ii which the court will be called upon to
a. ,id" AZ" a. follows: FirSt-AS 10 whether
"l no.. under the enforcement law of May
-. l>.". persons can be punished for COM
uniting crime defined under the laws OF
ihr state: and >,cond---.tS 10 whether or not
tn" rl-hi [" bear arms is right g,!ar;n-
ted hy tie Constitution. and TO be protected
under tilu enforcement act. his VIII sub
-',utaiiv test the validity of the act in qtlcs-
-,an, and decide whether criminals shall be
r&u.>hvd for violating this law the same rs
'Gu,>" ri.at are punished under the state law.
abaihv johnson and Henry Stanbcry are in
V, -mn@on. and will ar@l!c against the
G.,1Hmcnt. while Accomplishment VIII
a..a- viii have charge Of The other side
h,.lMuEc .!lR"rtCdn.
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J COMMERCIAL.
CORNsAaD FLOUR Eys.HhNGE,,I
HiclIaoSD, Va. Narch 10, B79

CORN.AND FLOUR EyeltASnES
Hc1IaoSp, Va. March 10. M
OFFERINGS.
WHKAT.-White, IS bushels. Mixed, 70 bushels.
CoRS.-Wiite. sos bushels. Yellow, gag bushels.
OATs.-l,l22 bushels. IN 80
.RYE.-2s bushels. lfs FffE1S}TE III 90
MEAL~-lO0 bushels. -..ss4zz-.5F ~ f,.zfii.ss t
SALES.
WHEAT.--Choice ,aired. 20 bushels at Slss.
White, common, "a bushels on private terms; prime,
2s bushels ut S.s5. Red common: 90 bushels at $3.50.
CORN.--White, prime, 1913 bushels, at Soc.; very
good, 200 bushels at &c. Yellow prime 23s bushels
ut &C. ts4z Fl. q " }s
OArs.-so bushels prime spring at csc.
RE-ExHIBETED.
OATS.-l0o bushels. ts.....-
REMARKS.
The offerings of all kinds OF grain were Light to
day. Oats was in larger quantity than any other
article. No improvement In wheat or corn. Oats
dull, but very small portion of what was offered
having been sold.
The quantity OF grain offered on Change on the
corresponding date of last year was:
WHEAT.-Whte- "a bushels. Red, lis bushels.
CoRN.-Whitc, ia bushels. Yellow, 20 bushels.
Mixed, 80 bushels.
OATS.-?,3Gs bushels.
Prices on that day were: ~
WHEAT.-Whitc. prime, $3.50. Red, prime, $3.50
CORN.-White, prime, SSc.
OATs.-Prime spring, 5sc.
Prices of -four Virginia country, Richmond in
spection) on that day were: SuperGne. $es7sGS7 ::
extra, S7.506S7.6e1; family, $3.50. ...arr. 81
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The friends of Judge William G. Riley,
81 native luyIii>t Of the Eastern shore OF Viz
mia. want To run hun for Governor OF that
>r." on the Grant platform. The Judge is
extensively travelling the State u.s. Il special
.,ut ~ tna Southern Claims Commission.
'I,. lzua',n EtFnbicGa.
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STREET-CARs Run BY GAs.-Folowing an
invention used to some extent in France and
England, San Francisco thinks of intro
duc1ng street-cars in which ordinary illumi-
mating gas furnishes the motive power. At
the late Mechanics Fair held in that CITY n
gas-enslne was exhibited by Mr.. Phoebe, and
worked so satisfactorily that Mr.. II. r. Ro-
oertson has determined to apply it in the pro-
pulsion of street-cars. 1t will occupy but
four feet square, and may be run for twelve
hours at an expense of not more than S., and
one man may act as engineer, conductor, and
driver. 1t is claimed that no noise, smoke.
or danger Of explosion, viii attend its use.
Ne,o York World.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND
~ for coughs. colds, &c.for sale by S. e. DOVE and
III. W. HARRISON, arothccarics, Main street.
Prepared by
POLK MILLER, ApothCcary,
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TREE-B URNING ANTHRACITE
a COAL.-A cargo just received, prepared cx-
prcssly for CRATES.
Also. CHESTNUT and STOVE COAL.
s. IL. HALVES,
NH l9-2w Eighteenth and Cary streets.
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1pHlLAUELkalA, RICHMOND 1EHh
WEEK-s:eamers S0RF5LK, ESfffkE, ssd 8.
sso sRE ZEN e MUsnaY s sd s
oeio c 81 M.asn sv SsfsiS
aud SATURDAY, a the sa,ss hour. siscrnassS. .
a1 g aaa sss q:
aisofor Chsrisston. and Nan Orleans and
S' sre g saaa nls gss s snf saa
pa.ssge To- including meals ana
@ W sd e a ras pssf s assaasn
WILLIAM + r. GLIDE 3 sL,s;s ;S G2s s;s
az Eo.4 s Sni II W SEas" fIsSspha.
Tor NEW YoRK.-oTD %. 49,
Il MIN1oE STEAMSHIP COMPANY. $3.50
BELL: sAk1TosA, NIsasRA, SgREd llH1S
And TGfk Isl az
Ris5nsa% ~ TSEsDXS, fRiDAT, and Sun.
These ships airs entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and ssatereoms. The fare, accommodations
Close connections made with steamers for all South
ern and European ports:
rEk ~ oNE fEa G cs e at he oos ii
For further information: apply g. g. ,,n -.
my 20 5s.' .: rs,a2 Nos Governor street
TOR LIVERPOOL AND <sFEf1
MAZE sTEaMEks 5S shfik ses rkoM sEW
YORK T ENsRY Is sA lTInsT; u AND
;.s.ai.a. RATES. OF PASSAGE.
EirSt Cabin.
ksss sold and from Ireland and tho
For further information. apply at the Company's
cnices. JOHN G. DALE. Agent,
10 5 50ns SsE H. ls g t.
JAMES RIvER sTEAMBoATei@
FOR NEW y9 SSMf Fill ta;pEpHlA: SzITf.
MORE: NORFOLK; PoRTsMOga
AsR ' sAHt s. SES ST. 9aH HhsD,
zk al naS S s Captain n,s2 sss e sSsHe
Conpany's wharf at Rosketts fGr the above-named
BAYS ut HaLF.PAsT SIX !. 81, and d returns ,i on
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY afie . <, No..
York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrtva
Fare to Nsw York 50
Tickets s' on sale at ARBER CO.'S EXPRESS,
and sATuRD tesSf for Sorfo1k, Porsmoush Bos
ton. Baltimore, and principal landings on Chesa-
1T REA SONABLE RATES.
| Freight received from Z "A. NJ till p. N.
| Freight for way-landings must he prepaid.
Office, Company's wharf:
Branch Office, corner Main and Ninth streets.
myl6 gSas..4-4ft . ss,i2 yffa wax
NoTICE.-on and after MONDAYs 2sth March,
is72, the steamer ELIZA HAScoX win leave Rich
| mOnd ut ga. NJ mn 30-lw
CUNARD LINE. THE BRI- fEFS
| " TIsH AND NORTH, AMERICANsssSSaaaRE.ssssaS
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between New York
and Liverpool calling filing at At Cork 81 hare1r ~,
| BY the wednesday steamers. not carrying steer-
First Cabin $3.50. gold Second Cabin. $50 gold
First Cabin TO .Saisi goiG
MYTH By the Tuesday aud saturday steamers
First Cabin. $780, gold steerage.. $40, currency
steer Secrage ticket: from Liverpool and Queenstown
and all parts of Europe, ut lowest rates. ..i IL
Through bills fading from Virginia to Liverpool,
Belfast, Glasgow, Iavre, Antwerp, and other ports
be issued by the VIRGINIA. and FOREIGN
6 the they haT By afs ss S
SHIP COsiPA ny. to New York ard with the GU
| NARD LINE thence to Liverpool &c. ,.
For rates, &C., apply to the Agents of the oldDo
minion Steamship A ITRmPassF &. FRANcKrYN,9
| ,'.. General Agent Cunard Line. p
| J. u. KELLEY, Jr., General Agent, Virgins
Jco4 and Foreign Through Line.
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ,$SFf,
shin GE0RGE 5. UPToN leaves New YORK every
SATURDAY.; leaves Richmond every TUESDAY:
The ses e. SIRE Rehhond Every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily inn !, ,..,,o,, -.
|
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'onrlr.- I'll" landslide on the line of the
.ra rauo ir,Arcad bids fair 10 produce :,
temporary interruption of the shipment OF
,".3," from Brazil. About 100000 bags per
mouth. h"ln. more than half OF all the coffee
exported from Brazil, was transported by
"'r'i< 0t The sun F;tllo railroad to the port
- Santos. Until the proper repairs can be
mad" i'll the railroad The only means of trans
sorting coffee - the seaside will he Il very
f"nE and tedious process. 1t must first be
Ar!rd on the bucks OF mules 10y devious
lr'G> alDn" The base OF the Sicrras do Mar to
lttI da Elort--a distance Of over Il hundred
'9,l's. N this place il can hc taken in vehi-
'''- alony the high road to Mana. where il
may be carried in bargcs 10 Rio dc Janciro.
Il III" delay in repairing the railroad should
:" four months rs estimated, the amount of
coffee transmitted to Rio de Janero by the
t"u'" above described may prove most in
adequate substitute for the 100000 bags
which would ordinarily be shipped for eX-
roriatIon.- EGtiinOre american.
tI!,> is good advertisement for the hold
'IS Of large stocks of coilcc.]
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VALENTINES PREPARATION OF
MEAT JUICE;
patented In England, France. Belgium, and The
United States. Gold medal awarded by the virgins
State Agricultural Society, and endorsed by The hes
physicians.
For sale wholesale and retail by
MEADE & BAKER.
fc7 Dispensing Pharmacists, 9l9 Main street.
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cOUIBBS'S PURE CHLOROFORM, the
only chloroform considered safe to use
Also. full supply of SQUIBBS'S FLUID En-
TRACTS. All obtained direct from DR. Squibo' ana
for sale by MEADE & BAhEh'
fe7 Dispensing Pharmacists, 919 Main street.
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FURNITURE, DC.

NJ CARTWRIGHT. FURNITUREG
TJs DEALER, having moved 70 the new a
and franklin, keeps on hand large stock OF. ,..I
the latest STYLES OF HOMEMADE and NOEIa-
ReddIpc' &c: which will be sold at me lowest
prices for cash. 1t win be to the Interest OF buyers
10 give me call before purchasing sissWheasss.n
ca,sap No. 10 Governor street.
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MIR. n. Fl. HoTcHEIss. This gentleman can
visit more places in a shorter time and pet
more complimentary notices than any one we
ever knew. He seems to be endowed with
ublquity as well as the faculty of eliciting no
tees from the press. Since he projected and
executed with such success the editorial ex-
curSlon, he seems to be in the North, and
particularly in New York, the most popular
man that lives, breathes, talks, and smokes.
Inc New York papers are almost literally
lllled with notices Of him. The Evansville
IN. ~ -dduertiSer, besides various para
graphs concerning him, publishes biograph.
zeal sketch which occupies nearly column
At the "Annual Convention of the New York
State Editorial Convention" which met al
Saratoga on Thursday the 22d ultimo, he was
elected perpetual member, with extra
privileges"
The Elnira Gazette Of the 1st instant an.
nounced his arrival in that city as follows:
"Thc most popular man in the State ar
rived in the city to-day. Of course we refer
to Major Hotchkiss, who is right welcome
guest at every sanctum in the country. Ma
Jor llotchkiss spends the Sabbath in the city
and from here goes to his old home in Wind
sor, Broome county, n. Y, where his mother
sui resldes."-Orego Gazette.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-This day land
ing per schooncrs Annie MCGEE and Milton 800
tons hest quality RED ASH EGG and STOVE
GOALS; also. POI tons GEORGES CREEK CUM
BERLhND COAL; all Of which will lie sold ut the
lowest market rates. WRIT ROBERTS,
fc37 corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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NOTICE.-I respectfully announce to my
~ friends aud the public that am still engaged in
the COAL BUSINESS, and earnestly solicit their
patronage. Mrs. JULIA J.. JOHNSTON.
OFFICE: No. 9 Ninth street, between Main and
Cary. NH l2-tndlm
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ERESH COD-LIYER OIL,

ERESH COD-LINER OIL,
JUST RECEIVED
for sale on draught and by the bottle, and In boHes
containing one dozen bottles. We have two articles
of the above. One Is d choice selection from Inc
host imnort.rs. and the other Is made from fresh
cod iivers aud bottled Immediately al PORTSMOUTH
''' '-' j. BLAIR, Druggist,
NH I NO. sd BFoan street,
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WOOD AND COAL.


A NTHRACITE COAL, of all sizes and
superior quality, just received and for sale at
corner Cary and Nineteenth streets.
NH aG-tt f. r. BENTLEY
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Cargo of W. G. Bartlett landing to-day.
LORBERRY RED ASH EGG AND STOVE
GOALS.
s. z. LATHROP,
NH ~ SeventCcnth-Strcct drawbridge.
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Is not Horace Greeley colIegc-bred
liEin: :" asks Il correspondent. "No, sir; he
i Gla!Hiill-bread man "-Rochester Demo
cTu'.
\ member Of the Ohio State Legislature,
speaking Of fortunate felow-Inember. re-
marked, "a day on two since, "Pd rather have
ii: luck than license to steal"
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GOAL AND WOOD.-Just received and
" now dscharring, cargo of BEST ANTHRA-
CITE COAL. Also. supply of WOOD and LUMP
COAL. CHARLES II. PAGE l. CO.,
Nineteenth and Cary or 7OS Grace street.
NH 1G-Et
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TUD. B. WOOD, D. DIS, TEX 3
PRACTITIONER OF DENTISTRY
In all IT'S various branches.

Special attention paid to FILLING TEETH and
CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES Of the same.
OFFICE: Ninth street two doors from 3lain.. ,,r
NH I5- eOd3m a.ef tt' ~6s 'ttsS.#Ft 'h9 ''.@+'
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SATURDAY MORNING.

Prcsbytcry met and was opened with
prayer. The stated clerk WAS directed to
prepare and forward to the General Assem-
bly, reports on systematic benefcence and
cvangelistic labor. The district committees
reported the duties assigned them generally
discharged. And it was resolved that the
district committee be authorized to employ
candidates of this Presbytery Tor candidates
of other Presbyteries who come to us with
the endorsement of their theological instruc-
tors), now in their theological course, to labor
under the supervision of the committees in
the several districts Of the Presbytery during
the summer months.
The chairman Of Domestic Missions WIS i'll.
structed to call upon the churches, between
this and June lst, for u special contribution
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

CAGES CATARRH REMEDY, Picrcc's
- Gold Medical Discovery: Ground Spices, Ground
Cloves. Ground Cinnamon. Ground A1Spice. Ground
Ginger, Pepper, dc. (iOr tobacconists usc); Lam
drcth's White and Yellow Onion Sets, Laudrcth's
extra Early and Tom Thumb Peas, for sale by
BODEKER BROTHERS.. Druggists,
NH 10, l114 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

GREENWOOD LEHIGH FOUNDRY
HAZLETON'S LEHIGH FOUNDRY COAL.
s. IT. HALVES.
NH I9-ew Eighteenth and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-20

BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists,
mhe No 1ii4 Main street.
An INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY
N 4 small sum expended In JOCKEY CLUB
HORSE POWDERS Tor your horse or mule.
Sold by WOOD * son.
NH o Ninth and Main streets
NOW Is THE TINE TO REINVIGOR-
y ATt, yo,r horses and mules for spring and sum-
mer work, Give them 4 box or two of JOCKEY
CLUB POWDERS-thr great horse medcln. of the
d,y-nnd note the benefit. Sold. wholesale aud
rciail. bv WOOD & son, Druggists,
NH q Ninth and Main streets.