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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10
Special Motto g.

ff- D. r OWENS, Druggist aud dealer in
Pure Drugs Fine Chemicals. STANDARD Phar-
narruiir,'l Preparations, and reliable Patent
Medicines OF all kinds. Paints. Oils Glass,
Varni hes Brushes, Supporters Trnssrs
Lung Protectors, Shuntlrr lirarcS Sr"nses
Stationery Blank Books. D., es, Violin String,
Lamps, Fine Toilet Soaps, Toulh aud Lain
Brushes, Combs, Toilet Articles, Slcrtarl,.>
Cooking Extracts, Channels Skins, To ace,
Cigars Snuff and every article found ia first
class Drug Store.
no Alison fall line Of Pore Spices = I.a,li, ,
are requested 10 give them II trial
ne" Prescriptions aud family recipes care
fully compounded
va Orders prortly filled.
oct a2-Ifn Rockville, MI
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

FIGHT BETWEEN EDIroRs. -1he Rev. Thos
N Conrad, former principal of the Rock
vile Academy, editor of the Chris,iansburg
IVA Messenger, had n personal alteration,
which Was provoked by an editorial contro-
versy, at Richmond, on Wednesday, Isl inst :,
with the editor of the Marion Patriot The
iraie editors were separated before any dam
age was done lie reminds us Of the old WON
ans senten,R exclamation when she observed
her pastor in n street fight: BLESSED Lord,
he can turn his hand TO anything !"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

ELECTION OF OFFICERS An an election Of
Rockville Grange. No. IL, Patrons of lIus-
bandry, held December 4lh, the following
were chosen officers for the ensuing year:
John W. Horner, W. NJ; Z. 0. Edmonston,
W. o; S. d. Higgins, W. L.; John H Har-
ris, w. s.; &, W. Horner, w A. s.. N. Ray.
". c.: John 4. Wilson, W. T.; Frank B
Iorner, W. S, James Benson, ". &. R;
Mrs. A. G. Wilson, W. c.; Miss NJ. L. Hig-
gins, W. p, Mrs. Ella Wilson, W. F.; Miss
A. McCarmac, W T. A. S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

Charles S Abell, son of A. S. Abel, of the
Baltimore Sun, died in Baltimore county
Nd, on Friday Inst, in his 2sh year. He
was young man Of bright qualities Of mind
and heart, which endeared him to wide and
constantly growing circle OF friends and nc
quaintances No little sympathy is expressed
for the bereaved father.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10
Gs- AN ACCIDENT.

Gs- AN ACCIDENT. serious aud
painful. often happens WHEN medical aid Is
not al hand Edwards & limtchisol $ STlM-
CLATlNG LlNlMENT is II sure cure tor
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spinal Affections
Chilhlains, Spraihs, SIiif Joints. BRUISES
Enlarged Swe.lines of all sorts Sore Throat
Toolhache, ;Sings and Bites OF hscrts; and
Al better remedy cannot he found tor ihjuri,s
in ANiMALS-SIrains, Lau,rn,ss, Saddle or
Winfgnlls &c
CERTIFICATES from some Of the best eli
liens of The country furnished on nppica-
ton Prepared aud sul1 by
EDWARDS & HUTCHINSON
Druggists, Leestur2 Va
GO- For sale by Candy, Gilpin 4 Co Bal
limorc Md apr 3n-y
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ORDER NrSIN

In the matter of the Deed of Trust from
Milton L. Fisher and wife to james
r. Norton and wife to George Peter.
In the CircM Co"T for Montgomery County.
sitting asa Court q Eqmty.
nRDEREp This 1th Of December 1878,
" thai the Auditors Report fl, in the
anove cause, he ratified and confirmed unless
cause 10 he contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 9th Of December, 1875. Provided
II copy of this order he inserted in some
newspaper published al Rockville, in said
Montgomery county, once in each of three
successive weeks before the said 9th day of
De, ember, 1875.
f IT, PRETTYMAN, Crk
Circuit Court for Montgomery county.
True copy-tesi:
dee l0-3t f b PRETTYMAN, CIR
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-12-10

The Pass Upon THE MEssAGE.--The Wash
ingion Star thinks ii will lie generally recog-
nzed rs n State paper, OF Harked ablitv and
stroke of shrewd policy in behalf of the in
serests Of the republican party" The Balti-
more Gazette styles the message Eau able and
wel-wrlien State paper the .fmerioan says
It s "a clear, concise and readable document
and will be generally satisfactory" The New
York Tribune thinks the message sis poltics
not craftsmanship" the Herald thinks that
tit delivers sound, or AZ least dcfensble views
on the greater part of the subjects treated !"
the Times that iii is calculated to strengthen
the confidence Of the people of all classes in
his possession of the qualities most essential
TO the head of II national administrator -
the World sees in il II bid for third term The
Philadelphia Press thinks president Grants
pennltmate annual message recalls torcibly
the Farewell Address ofGeneral Washington"
the Times says; "The message is manly, sim
cere, and stsesmanlike in most respects with
considerable vein of pitiable third-term
demagogism on schools and seeiarianism. -
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Letter from Petersburg.

Correspondence Oh tne fIsCiiHloHd DiSDalSi.J
PETERSBURG, April q, 1915.
REPUBLICAN SOMISATIoNS IN PRINCE GEORGE
AND suRRY.
The Republicans OF Prince George had
very full meeting at the courthouse yesler-
day, the object being to make nominations
Tor county officers. The committee APP
pointed 10 recommend ticket reported the
following names: For commemorative At
torncy. Eugene NJ. Cox independent Con-
scrvatiyc); for Clerk, John Lane (Rcpubli.
cap): for Sheriff. z. Ii. BrockwelI (lndepen-
Icut Conservative; for Commissioner OF the
Revenue, T.. NJ. Webb. The politics of the
ks>t-namcd are not exactly stated. No NOM
nation was made for treasurer, which leaves
4 clear field to Mr. K. Il. Daniel, the regular
Conservative nominee. The meeting re-
fused to ratty the ticket in so far as the IN
dependent Conservatives a:c concerned, and
bad their names erased.
The Republicans Of Surry also nominated
1 ticket for county officers yesterday. and
showed Il very liberal spirit by selecting well
known gentlemen Of Conservative politics
Tor all the positions. The Conservatives, it
= said. will either ratity these nominations
or hold DO convention. The ticket is as fol-
lows: Commonwealth Attorney, -
Clark; Clerk. W. W. Parsons; Commits
sioner of the Revenue, Samuel Burt Sheriff,
| Z. G. Edwards; Treasurer, W. W. Baugh.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Mr.. William b. Hill, Of this city, aud Miss
Florinda. the daughter of Mr.. William Rag
| laud. of Kentucky, were married in Weldon
TO- day. The couple started for Richmond
this morning on special train, accompanied
! By number of friends. They were Joined
here by some twenty or thirty ladies and
gentlemen, who went out 10 witness the
ceremony. The bridal couple returned this
afternoon, and after reception will leave
tonight for Kentucky.
DR.. james w. Claiborne and bride and D.
a. Lyon, E.q., and bride returned to the
city to-day.
Mr.. John Prince, one of the oldest and
most prominent citizens of Sussex county, is
said to be seriously i'll.
Captain William L. Hinton, Jr., Is still
confined 10 his house by sickness.
Business is so quiet that it may truthfully
BE said it is dull at this time
The night promises very Indictment for DR..
HOge's address. ROBIN HOOD.
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| the flames were entirely under control, and
the losses are about as follows The two.
story frame store-house OF Owen G.. Morris.
with small stock OF goods, a total loss, but
covered by $1,000 Insurance in the Old Do
minon Of Richmond, Captain George c..
Jackson, agent the carpenter-shop Of Mr..
Sho,t. with large quantity or lnmber-total
loss no insurance SO far AS known; injury
done by fire and water 10 the residence OF DR..
John Wayt. and iIjury doEe the furniture In
moving. covered by Insurance in the Conti-
mental Of New York. r. G. Mayo agent
s. 600 on the house and $500 on the iurni
ture: Injury done the furniture OF j. A. q
G. Vi. BlckIc in removing, insured in the Fir-
c,,iia llomc OF Richmond, James Ker, agent.
The fire was undoubtedly the work OF an
iucendiary, as there had been no fire used in
the shop Of Mr.. Shot for fully three months,
and from the rapidity with which the fumes
spread it is supposed that oil was used in
setting il atirc.
~ the freight train was passing Goshen
Gcio' on last Saturday night the switch, by
some accident, was let open, and the con-
ducioI'S cabooSe was prcciptated down an
cmbankmcnt some twenty feet high and
dashed to pieces. Mr.. Wills. from Eastern Fir-
ginia. was in the clri at the time, but fortu-
uatcly escaped being killed, although he was
seriously bruised. AS soon as Mr.. Wills could.
free himself from the debris Of tic car he ran
back and tagged the train behind, thus saving
It from similar accident, With propably more
serious results. In the excitement of the
moment Mr.. Wills did not discover that he
had been injured. but as soon as reaction set
in he found himself very severely bruised
and was brought TO this place, where his in.
juricS received proper medical treatment.
As Mr.. Edward Frazier. Il young son of
Mr. William Frazier, Of this place, was re-
turning home lrom church on last Sunday
night he was attacked by some unknown
party-it is thought a ne9ro-and very Sc
vereIy beaten about the head with a stick.
He was lett in an insenSlbIc condition on
the road. bat afterwards recovering, sue
cccdcd in making his way home. The cause
Of the assault is entirely unknown.
We understand that the bal given at the
American Hotel last night by the members
of the West Augusta Guard was complete
success. MAN.
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9}jthmond 0lspattl1.
rrozn charlottesville.

....,.., 80 I,tr kt 'hu on1 ihSlG''''i
.."'r''i',''', ,,,..-,r,,,,,y Anril 26. 1915.
h>"r $500, rrrt,t cold weather, as
The 81 ''l> ~ 49,, ,.n..', ,tnrd, are not as DAM
tary C"nir ~ ,' 49,, ,,,Mro>rd. To some OK
81. ~, a. wa u. '.>' , ,"' ,r;urcd Though, il
tt, The ""'"' '' ',.h ,a..,ilI: the pea n crop
/, h1'TFf. J." ~ ,i,rI 90 with other early
j. ,"F"c>' 10" '''' ~ for il Is reasonable TO
,t'i:iuE ", ~. o,r.'l.s rca-s. late cherries.
t.'' INK - ~.Ci,,ly hurt. Although the
= b.. 1'r ''. -. h,,,. been Killed here, as
ra' Ft@' ."'' ,>n,- ,.oDn,irS. would it not
W. = ~ '.. '..,,, ,h., rcplanting in almost
!. N'.' !. n -, uroti able. in view Of
''.'H Il" ,'.. ~, seasons in the North arc
{. ''>' ~, ',,,.,t ckw.rd. and that there
|'T'>i' .,'''.'.- remand for truck that
v. 2' 80,
i-..' y "'.' ,As =, rfions are close at hand
A...''.-' ,:.,'a feeling IN politics. IN
LIE a.. rrarlr would be glad II
r.'' , .,.'8 ,,ly,r Er another election. Al
Z. >ay'''' - ~ 100. d, hosc terms have not
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h" .FINAN CIAL.. aaA
RICHMOND srocK EXCHANGE.

EaSUAS, n UTH u 40
.Sate Securities. -~Virgnia consols 64ai bid. 55l
asked; FrgInia corao.. new. 40 bid, IL asked
Vlrginia deferred, 81 MD, 92 asked: Virginia tax
receivable coupons, S975 bid. DON asked
city Securities. ~ icnntond city Ss. 1031 bid
l04a ASKED; Richmond CITY o.. 80 bid, 81 asae
Rdftrodd and Canal Bonds - virginia and I en-.
lie see funded SFs. j. and D., 753 bid: Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage S'S }. aud j., 81 asked
second mortgage ~, j. and j., 80 bid Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, second
mortgage G's, j. and j., so bid; Orange and Alex.
nndria Railroad second mortgage S's, J. and j. =,
10 bid: Orange amt Alexandria Railroad third
mortgage S's. NJ. and ~, II bid; Richmond and
Daneillr Railroad consolidated 6s, NJ. and NJ 6Sk
bid: Richmond and Danvil!e Raj road, due May,
1875 102 asked. s....
Railroad and Canal Socks.-Richmond Fredie
ricksburg anu Potomac, common, ! 90 par, SO bid !;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac @ per cent.
guaranteed, 100 par, 81 bid; Richmond, Frede-
rickSburg aud Potomac per cent. guaranteed, 100
par, 90 bid: Richmond and UanviEp, 100 par, 8
bid. 10 asked; Piedmont 90 par, o bid; james
River aud kanawh1 Canal, 90 par, IL bid, asked.
Bank IockS;- First National, 100 par. 20 asked;
Planters National. 100 par, 05a asked; Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par, 23H asked; City
Savings, 25 par, "a DID, 24H asked Bank OF Com
incrce. % par. % hid.
Insurance CompdR 'es.-Tjrginia Fire and Ma
rinc. 25 par, 334 bid, 50 asked: Virginia State,
% par, 2Js bid; Merchants and Mechanics. 100
par. 30 bI, los asked: City, 90 par, 92H asked !;
Did Dominion, 20 par, "a bid 81 asked.
NiSceid a COHS.-JdmeS ki,er and kanawha
Packet. 12Ja par. 91s asked; Old Dominion steam
ship Company, ] 90 par, S44 asked.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 2S, 1875.
Suu rises..........5 10 Moon rises........1 2.52
sun Sc s............6.43 High tide. 0.5 :

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 26, 1875.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post. Norfolk, mer-
chandSc and passengers, l.. b. Tatuln.
SAILED.
Steamer Old Dominion Walker, New York, mer-
chundse aud passengers. G. W. Allen & Co., agents
Steamer alliance, Carr. Philadelphia, nerchan-
disc and passengers, ". L. Porter. gent.
Bark Lester sale, BIT emer bio, flour, Dunlop
Met ancr.
Schooner Rose McDevitt, Mullen, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis & Parksr
MEMORANDUM.
BALTIMORE, april 26.-Arrired: Schooner l.. &
W. olowrli Jackson.
by Telegraph.
NEW YORK, April 27.-Arrivcd: City OF Justin.
EliZib.th White \. NJ. than 'crla'n", CITY OF iiar
wanna san .Jacnto, Savannah, Ieo. Fernlrdina
sch OF rrs A. r.. Buncock. Fcrnandina, ;. l.. HAIL.
savannah arrived out: Baltic, Lucille, Witch.
southern Rights, u. Ii. Bills. Atophas, Abbos
ford Hpmt ward. kollcra Mag. Au2urtl, LleSen
Arrived: Champion, Bencfactor, AGdic.
MAXINE DISASTERS
Fort MONROE. April 27.-arriycd: Schooner
Noiip from Antigua for orders. She sprung her
f0rc.n mst broke her forc-"atf, foretop-maSt, and
ill,boulu and port Ca,hrad on the 24'h; and the
E,iuie y alters lost sal Is and her deck swept
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RAILROAD LINZ
Ea @ g 4
: Saaa "a, AND I,2SpILLE RAILRoAf- f,syzr.xs,
ICE dAsTER OF TRAysPoRTarI1y.r
49, X III -. rrjt 1css7 4

| r,,,l - .SIz0 - 80 -
i upr Ir As y D. s1s RAILHoAtc sarY,J-
4 ,.,, !. =. = prii 81. fSss. I;
II 11HaESDULE OF TRAINS.-TRAIg M
Richmond o1aa1 !, y5 EXPENSES, Weaward-Leasss
b ssS III fPsl re- ,esv g
charote a az ss97s.1s At e5 H. srst aS az
1r 1KAl k,p mo- sss 2EvSEw York AND srw or
81 leaves Salisbury at 1852 a. NJ: Iea ~ S:So :.
S9ro ,e a. l55 p d.; sayss 1anyiile at 4:os r
ytils al SO p. Ill; arrives at Rchmend Al 1I:I7
TEAM NO: s:-THnoraH MAn-Nrw Yoax.
TO NEW ORLEANS, Westward Leaves Rtchmnn6
At 1:3S P. H.; leaves BprkeyiIlt az 1850 p. N !:
I Ia,ss Dundee at 1898 r. NJ leave: Danve AZ
leaves SALISBURY at 4s4 a. NJ: leaves ai i: h
JUNCTION al 7:06 A. NJ; arrives al Charlotte at 7:i5
TRAIN. No. 4.-TuaoUGH MAIL, Eastward.
Leaves Charlotte at 9:24 p. NJ; leaves salisbury
I 1s, LAS 7: ~ leaves Greensboro' a. 2:20 A. N.
SIS A. n leaves So surkevis a sfa1es dundee ..
at TR Era g n kicahm9Dd .! 2:22 P. NJ
at Ruzkeyille Al 1913 r. NJ; Ieoyts Bnrfe Vile AZ
III; ny Z; D.: arrives at Lynchbury at 4:2( p. NJ
Eastward Leaves Burkeville at 4:43 A. H.: sr:
nyes ~ Ricbmend 9. sos A. n. 1'...- a-.',-
drains Nos, and connect q. Greensboro with
All through trains connect II Richmond ana Dun.
nee WIN tralns ON the Richmond, FleGericksburs
ans rotomac railroad and Washington City, viz.
GINA Midland ana Great Southern railroad, TO and
New York. '1'
Trains Nos. 8 and connect at Richmond with
the Rishmond, York River and Chesapeake RAN.
road tsaliis TO and from Baltimore ana eastern
points.
Trains Nos. 2 and 8 connect at Charlotte with
trains on the Atlantis and Richm md Ar.la1e rail-
road 10 and from GreenTtle. Atlantis, Montgomery
Mobile, Pensacola New Orleans, and all southwest
ern points. 1880
Trains Nos. 5 and cernect at Charlotte With
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atlanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Sayannah, Tallahassee, and aB
southern points. 4 .EH-s
Train No. connects ut Barkevil,e with the At
IL Mic, Mississippi and ohio raj road, from LYNCH
on.g. Chattanoesa, and all southwestern pofnts.
TICKETS solo 10 all southern AND soptt western
points. and oa2gage checked through.
Unbroken ea1stp from Richmond 10 New Orleans
Pullman palace-carS through from New Orleans.
% New York. T. NJ. Il. TALCtyrt:T
Engineer and Superintendent.
Z. T. DOUGLAS, Master Transportation.
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SYMPATHY FOR ROMAN BlsaoPs-HlsToRI-
CAL CONGRESS Paris, April 26.-L unarerS
publishes letters of sympathy from the
Roman Catholic bishops Of Great Britain and
the bishops of Germany and Switzerland.
The letters to the Swiss bishops are espe-
ciaIly severe in condemnation of the Old
Catholic movement.
The London Times announces that an IN.
,ernalionsl congress on the history OF
America before its discovery by columbus
will meet in Nancy, France, July -.
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IBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. April 27.-Cotton quict sales of
1.54S bales at l6a6Q165sc. Southern flour dull
without decided change Ia price. Wheat without
decided change Corn steady and in fair demand
at 9OGI92c tor western miXeu. Cofee quiet and
firm. sugar quiet and Steady fair t. good refining
SIC. prime. S2Sc.; ,luscovado refined firm ~ log
l0%D1 0Sc., hard grades NJ olas: cs quiet; grocery
griUes firm. Rice steady. Tallow, 9nM94c. Rosn
stcany al S2.00@S2.1U for strained. Iurpentine
steady at SIC. Pork easier al 1872 for Few HESS
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 27.-Flour quiet and I'M
VI 3O@Sl .9S. Corn stronger: southern white,
90@92c.: southern yellow, 90c. western mixed,
So. oats aud rye quiet. Provisions quiet but
strong. PORK uuchlngcd Bacon unchanged. Lard
prime Rio a-gors l6s@l9c. WhisKey frmcr anu
higher at 81 16@sl.17 Sugar s!roug iii 1Oac.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, April 27.-Flour quiet ard I'M
changed. Corn nominal at 73M75c. Provisions
quiet and steady. Pork 1913. Hams, sugar-cured,
l33Gl4c Lard frm-prne Steam, SIC; terce,
16G164c. key, l6k@ l6Ac. Whskey S1.l4.
fSagging nrIa Ut $50.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Flour quiet and unchanged
Corn active No. 2 mixed. 74Hc.; rejected, 7l4c.
PORK steady at 80 l. S746!$2 90. Lard dull and
dropping al sl5 62A:GSI o.65. Whiskcy firm aud
in fair demand at $I.l4.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 27.-Flour firm and in good
demand family, S5.75WSG. Corn nrncr at 7i@
76c. Pork held 1T .22,2j. Lard-Prine steam held
1t 15$c.; bid, l55tc. Bacon-9'SQI9'sG. for shout
aers; I2ac. FOR cieir-rib; 1870 Tor clear Whis-
KEY, 81 ID,
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OBsTRUCTlSG AN OFFlCIAL.-St. Paul, MINI,
April 26. "A suit has been brought by the
United States Internal Revenue Bureau, at
he instance OF special detective, against
Waller Mann, vice. president OF the Mer-
chuuts National Bank here, for obstluclins
an officer in the discharge Of his duty in abb
solutely refusing to allow special agent to
inspect the pad and cancelled checks of the
bank in searcniug for unstAInped checks.
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Death Of AN ex-Mcmber of the Viz.
ginia Senate.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richmond DiSpatch'l
JAMES CITY, April %, 1870.
The saddeSt news OF the county Is the
death Of Or. c. NJ Hubbard, who completed
his earthly career on the 22l. tie was
.cradua'e Of the Baltimore Medical College,
aud every family Of ten yelrs> continuance
IN this county is now paving the debt OF
gratitude 10 his memory for kind professional
attention. His name is IA household word.
His fame will no. die with the present gene
ration.
DR.. Hubbard served Que term in the ScnItc
Of Virginia, and was assistant physician OF
Dr.. Il. NJ. Garrett, OF the Eastern Lunatic
A,ylum PENINSULA.
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DR.. Chancellor, Of the Baltimore City Coan'
ell. proposes 10 insure The lives oil tne nre.
men of Baltimore, aud the matter VIII come
nm in the tirst branch of the City Coancl,
mkt Monday. The same Council mas vo'eo
.Ionp Kennedy, substitute fireman, S-oo %
account of injuries received at hre.
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man in Nevada, who has been named
for the Legislature, is no" pfae'sclns 'or 'na.
nosil1op. de can already drink TWO qua.ss
Of whlskey per day, accept hve nuhoieu-
dollar.bribe without Wipcing, anu nuii an
,nkstapd at hat on de,k ana knock u GU
nine times our Of fen..-.Norrssso'oa Hefas4
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ArToRNEY-GENERAL WlLLIAass SUCCESS
soR.-Judge Hugh l.. Bond, OF tne Foartn
United STATES District Court, mas oeeh MEL
,Ioned as the possible successor of Iadge
Williams. There is some doubt, however,
whether he will be willing to accept the
,,,,rc. His present life position as circuit
iudge NAV be deemed preferable.-l Washing
ton RepubRcQn.
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SUIT AGAINST Tom SCOTT AND II. ;. SIC
CcMB-Ne,c Orleans, April 90. The Lou
i.i.ua Levcc Company ct al. have brought
suit against Thomas A. Scott and ii. ;.
McComb for S2S1 900 for violation OF con-
tract. 1t is charged that Scott and McComb
agreed to furnish all the capital necessary to
enable the company at all times to perform
is contract with the State, but failed to 90
50; cous eluent!y this suit.
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ANOTHER FREIGHT MoNoPoLY.-" d.ondp-
oils, April 2e.-The proposed consolidation
Of the Great Western Dispatch and Erie ana
Pacific Dispatch freight lines was formally
effected at a meeting mere to-day o! the rail-
road officials Interested.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 81 NO0n.-Gold opened at
ll5f. Stocks active and strong. Money, 22 Ex-
change-Long, ASS: short, 491. Governments ac-
live and strong states quiet.
Erenin9.-Money easy at2@D3. Exchange quiet.
Gold dull ut 54NDl 57s. Governments active and
strong. States quiet ana nominal.
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THE GREAT CURATIVE POWER

ELECTRICITY AND GALvANISM
Is attracting the attention of the mos; eminent med
icai men, and great variety of appliances are no p
in 10 test it. Weare prepared to furnish the most
approved apparatus and instruments ut manulac-
turers' prices. Amongst them are the
GALVASO-FARADIC CO.'S BATTERIES.
win coNTISUOUs and INTERRUPTED currents,
at prices ranging from i1G to SIS.
The ELECTRIZER or POCKET BATTERY,
with INTERRUPTED current, for Sc.
GARRE1T'S ELECTRIC DISKS, to be worn on
the back and chest. Price, 81. 81 and $3.50.
VOLTAIC BANDS. for the head, arm. wrist
waist, and leg. and SoLES 10 be worn In the shoe
for the cure OF cold feet. Prices from 81 to So.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
NH 8 9l9 Main street.