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National Grange.

CHARLESTON, S. c., February 16.--The Ma
tio,Ial Grange has adopted preamble and
re solutions looking to the completion OF the
Washington monument before the centen-
NAL. They also recommend the completion
of the Spartanburg and Ashevllle rallr Dad
link. the Chicago and the South At.
lan,ic roads, as demanded by the asrl.
cultural interests Of the country; en-
dorse and recommend the resolutions
adopted by the Atlantic Asricul'
tural Congress last May, which asks the con'
struction BY the National Government oI
waterways.
William Sanders al Washington, D: G., J
NJ. Hamilton of California, and w. W. Lang
of Texas, have been appointed committed
to present the memorial to Congress upoI
the Texas Pacific railroad.
After thanking The citizens OF Charleston
&C., the Grange adjourned,
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LOCAL MATTERS.

M R,cI ,yp'S TOEACco-RlIL.-Ibc he Senate
r,nir,re oa Finance viii. 1t is said, take
.....t ec,,rn this morning on senate on las,
',.~.iur,r! bv Mr. Ragiind. o! Halifax, III re-
..a IL nesting pr,z II tobacco, warehouse
.r.,r,.iaG.!ces. &c.
t. Smith II Nelson has introduced sub.
...,',. Cor Mr. RIglauu'> till, which is re-
...,t.j =. rival proposition, and provides
,,,,rnai1, and r,cnaciing sections ! and
49, ~. .,a tIls 20 rs 10 read Is follows:
,.c,ign !. The several county aud corPo-
ion courts NAY authorize the erection Of
,,.,-,Iou>,s bv owners thereof, or may estab-
rr ,hf .alnc. which said warehouses shall
.....,.,r.,ruc,ed. or shall have been construct
81 .aa. 10 keep safely and securely, and
,,l.q,d against tircapd weather. as Tar as prac'
,-..tf,,r. al tobacco stored therein, ana shall
a, NIL iiar.> sundays eXccpted) DC kept open
and in rood repair for receiving. storiug. sell
io.. and delivering tobacco: Procfded, That
.t,..wur. .. owners of warehouses e>tao-
.trui by law shall have The right to close
~, ay tNrjr warehouses n pleasure, after Civ
-iX m6n'b>' notice OF such intention by
D.. l.r,l,iuu thereof once Z week In some
PAPER published in the city or county
+. u,ira such warehouse is established !:
Jr rid, /. That every such warehouse closed
.e.,rl!n. 20 The provisions Of this section
.,.,1, not 1r again opened for the receiving,
.,mp,tn.. Or sclirg OF leaf tobacco except
=. .u..nu.il,d IN this section, and uDder IN
>....oy, a,pUintcd under section eight Of
,u.> chapter
>.crfIn -. There sll4ii be paid to said in.
...,.,,r. i0r each hog>h"aa or clSk inspected
D.. ,sgu one iolaranl fifteen cents for open
,a-. iu~u,c'jrg. Cuopering up, furnishing
a,.-. lnalk KING aud weighing, to be paid hy
,a..oNu,s. aud the inspectors shall trans.
,.r. frr, ~ clurGe all planters tobacco con-
.l.,d ar directed 70 their warehouse from
..N d,i III l!t" eli: OF town ia which such
~. hntI,t. j situated
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SrABBrEG AFFAIR AT THE PEkIrENTIARy-
Pinky Rose Thomas "a colored wonan),
sent to the penitentiary from Richmond, was
yesterday cut with a knife or pair of scissors
by a felIow.convict named Susan Simpkins.
The principal wound is in the right side be-
low theribs. and there are two others 10 the
shoulder and neck. The difficulty occurred
in the yard of the female ward. The weapon
used could not. be found after the cutting,
but is supposed to have been either an old
shoe.knife or pair Of scissors taken from the
cutting department. The wounded woman
received prompt attention. Her injuries are
not regarded as dangerous. Her assailant
was put in solitary confinement, aud will
run the riskof having her term extended
from one TO five years. .aa-
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Stabbed while Under the Iufluenee o.
WhiSkey-Sensenee &c.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.J


PrFTsyLvAsIA COURTHOUSE, February 1C.-
Last evening, as Thomas Shelton, S. n.
Meadows, and others, were returning from
court, the Meadows brothers and Shelton'
had difficulty, when Shelton stabbed S. A.
Meadow VS. IN the left breast. near the heart.
Meadows is ceDfned to his bed from the ef-
fects Of bis wound. Shelton YVES arrested to-
day, brought here, and lodged in Jail. They
were all under the influence of vbiskey at
the time of the stsbbisg.
In the Circuit Court to- day the ease of Joe
Clark was called, bat owing to his counsel
declining to serve the ase was postponed
until Tomorrow
George Richardson (co9ored), convicted of
bousebreaking, was sentenced to three years.
confinement in the penitentiary.
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MoRTUARY REpoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, February Is, 1915, compiled from Sex
tons returns received at the office of the
Board Of Health: Cause Of Death: Bron'
chitis (acute(, l; burns. i; cancer of womb,
/; con gestion of brain, l consumption e
white and colored), 8; convulslons, / f;
diarrb9a (acute), ; dysentery (chronic), :;
fever uyphoid), l; heart. disease, 2; old age, !;
paralysis, 9; pneumonia,6: premature birth,
1; puerperal conyulsions, l; pyamla' +;
suflocation, ]; ubes messenterica, !; un-
known, l. Whole number of deaths in the
city ,33. Ser :: Males, II; females, 16. Color ::
White males, 4; white females, 4. Colored
males, 13; colored females, II. Age: One
day to thirty, / one month to six, !; six
months to twelve, 9; one year to three, a;
three years to five, /; five years TO ten, 4;
ten years to twenty, 3; twenty years to
thirty, 4; thirty years to forty, 4; forty
years to fifty, 3; sixty years to seventy, 4;
eighty years to ninety, l +; ninety years to one
hundred, , l; unknown, l. Condition SIM
Gle, 1G; married, Il; widowcrs, !; widows.
.; unknown, >. Nattviy: United States,
81 Eugland.2. Locality: Marshall Ward,
6; Jefferson Ward, 5; Madison Ward, 4;
Monroe Ward, 6; Clay Ward, 3; jackson
Ward, :; almshouSe, 2: By ,chom Certified
Regular practitioners, 50; Coroner, l; Board
OF Health, =.
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LATEST. FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS

LONDON, February 1G.-An election for
member of Parliament is in progress to-day
at Stoke.npou-Trent There are three can
ddates in the field, including Or. keneasy
and menber of the Tichborne family.
Great excitement prevails in the town ard a
riot is appFshended.
An election is also being held in the eoun-
ty of Tfpperary, Ireland, to fill vacancy.
John Altchel, the candidate OF the lgsh Ma
tionli sts, will be elected without Opposl-
tlnIl.
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,uANCEEY CoUET OF RICHMoND.-Th fol-
.n~ ug cl-cs have been disposed of:
Fond and wife e. Cru chticld. d.. Decree
e.'ii,IHing report Of special commissioner,
>auNiM@ disposition Of tie fund according
IT, The PRINCIPLES settled hy former decree,
aEd making final disposition Of The cause.
Bray, N',. rS smith, e.. Decree referring
rJI>r 10 commissioner for inquiry aud
report.
HJa>on>s cXccnIors, &C., rs. Hob>on, &c.
Decree confirming report OF commissioner
md appoiniing ii special commissioner to
mike the Investment OF the fund therein
mentioned
Gleason rs. Devire, e.. Decree referring
caNt>" 10 commissioner for inquiry and
report.
Uuld \ Darlington rs. Buckingham Slate
ompany. Decree referring cause to 4 CON-
missioner for Inquiry and report.
Archer, &c, Us. Archer, &c. Decree con-
N:ming report Of special commissioner and
directing deed TO the purchaser therein
E.sluvd.
stuart and wife Us. Dabney's administra-
tor, &c. Decree confirming report Of special
commissioner ae tu disbursement Of the fund
III this cau>r. and making final disposition
u ;hc whole CASE.
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Fire In Concord, n. C-Court- House
aud Public Records Destroyed.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
CONCORD, n. c., February 16.-A fire
broke out here last night in the frame house
occupied by 81. Ltaker as grocery store,
and was then communicated to the court
house, destroying it, together with large
quantity of public records. The loss is about
s2O,0 900, with an insurance in Richmond
companies OF $4,000. Mr.. W. NJ. Smiths
law-ofice was burned, but be saved all his
books and papers. ..a. ....-.s...s
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New Catholic Bishops and Archiepis-
e0Dnl Sees.

New YORK, February ia cable dis.
patch from Rome to the Freeman's Journal
announces that Rev. James A. Healy has
been made Catholi" Bishop OF Portland, Me-;
Rev. Thomas Galberry, the Augustine, Bish-
op Of Hartford, Conn.,: Rev. Father Kain,
OF Harper's Ferry, Bishop of Wheeling, W.
Va: Rev. Father krautbayer, Bishop, of
Green Bay; Rev. Father Hurley, Bishop OF
the See created for Peoria Rev. John Lre-
land, Vicar.A postolic for Nebraska 5 Ras.
Father Seidenbush, the Benedictine,, Vicar
Apostolic for pHs of Minnesota. Also,
that the Pope has confirmed Boston, P'hia
delphia, Mlwaukies aud Santa Ed to be
Archlepiscopal Sees. $50,
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MARINE lSSuRANCE.-Our shippers are offered
unusual inducements for securing hrstclass marine
Insurance In one OF the best companies Of this
country by Mcssrs. THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND & Son,
general agents for Virginia of the Mercantile
Mutual Insurance Company of New York, the
statement of whose affairs appears in another
column Of to-day's Dispatch. Certificates are
issued payable to the order of the assured making
losses payable in gold sterling the Office of the
company's bankers In London or Liverpool With
abuu dan assets, well-established reputation for
the prompt payment of losses, and rates as low as
any hrst-cass company, II cannot fall to command
the confidence End support of the people Of vir-
Ole
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Renewal OF Railroad HostiIities.

BALTIMORE, February 1G.-Tbe CORE.
spondence between President Garrett and
Colonel Scott has resulted in renewed hos.
tllities. The Pennsylvania railroad has taken
steps to shut out the Baltimore and Ohio
road from the freights and passenger traffic
north of Philadelphia over their Jersey
lines. This means war to the bitter end
The quarrel involves the freight and passen
ger traffic North and West and indirectly
SnI1th -
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Sale OF q NeWspaRer>

PHILADELPHIA, February 10 The news.
paper Age has been purchased by party OF
gentlemen, who, on the 14th of March, will
issue the Times as tWo.cerit daily. Semi
Weekly and weekly editions will also be
issued. Ample capital Is assured. The edl'
toriai departments will be in charge Of Colo
mel A. X. Mcclure.
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Trouble over n COiOrets Cadet at An.
nanOliS.

New YogK, February 1s.--A dispatch from
Baltimore says some more miSshipnen are
gettiag into trouble ut the Naval Academy
over eolored Cadet Blker. On Tuesday OF
last week Baker Quarrelled with some of his
classmates and was snow.ba}led. He cursed
them literally, and the next day Midshlpmen
Hood of Alabama and Meaton Of South Caro-.
lima came across Baker in an obscure part o.
the academic grounds, and notwithstanding
his apologies gave him a terrible beating
Investigation is to be made into the affair
Meanwhile the txo parties are under quaral'
tine supervision. The authorities have nadt
every effort to keep the matter quiet sand i
only became known through the talking o.
some of the midshipmen outside of th'
acadpmy
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AUCTsON SALES TyIIS DAY.

Z. G. GODDIN, 3K =. NJ, brick store with dwell
ing above, on Eighteenlr. street between Main
and Franklin.
JAMES BROWN, 10A. NJ, groceries, liquors, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON. 10 A. M. and 2 and z.
M, at store No. J. O09 Main street, bankrupis
stock OF dry gOofk.
p. :. SEAHGRY. Petersburg, l2 Nh cotton mill
a2G maChiDsry.
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ANNUAL FAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies of
the Gracc.Street Presbyterian church Or.
Read's) are, with their usual energy and en-
tcrpriSc, making extensive arrangements for
their annual fair and feast, and announce
their intention of presenting for sale an as.
sorlmcnt Of useful and ornamental articles.
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SALT-RHEUM.

Vcgetine has euved many cases Of Salt-Rhtuin,
and many Of them Of several years standing,
where many other remedies have failed 10 effect a
cure. All forms of this disease occur lost fire.
ouently in The spsing and autumn, and are usually
attended with burning tingling, and vcry .rouble-
some Itching, especially when the blood is IN a
heated condition.
Read the testimonials which appear In Ibis paper
every wednesday and Saturday.
yEGETINE Is SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
1fe II e POI
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P.a>oGAl.-Cu!on.l Thomas Doaamead
l..~ been ,.l,!, 4 10 Cotumhia. ;. c., by Il tec.
-I.. aun,alring The extreme illness OF his
~.H.
E.y. pr. \. ". Wilson has declined the
. nJI, t. him 10 renew his pastoral rcla-
..i0, with Gracc.>irevt Baptist church. \
,uUnttlrc ui The church has been appointed
L. .geumM.ud ualn-s TO be voted for TO ill
t,' vacancy.
Mf. &. WalG' oD was on Yesterday rCCIcct-
81 treasurer Of the Richmond Railway Com
!Auy.
\ telegram from Rome announces that
E,,. Father Thomas ksin, Of Harpcr'> Ferry,
b. been made B'>hopof Wheeling rice Right
H.. H~hop WheIan. deceased. Father
Kan Is Very well known in this city, and his
appointment wlli no doubt give general sat.
i,.ac'i"u.
'u}unrl Thomas F. Owens, aid-dccalRp TO
'A.GpNrluoT Walker. and now a resident Of
Norfolk. i II the city.
Colonel Edmund pcudic,On. OF Botctourt,
Mas upon The floor OF til" Senate Yesterday.
Captain John Frey, -;.cca agent of The
Po>f.utlice Department., has returned to his
residence in this city, ailcr an extended tour
oi duty in the West.
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DR.. WITHERsPooN-Two WEEKS IN THE
ALPs.-Tbe sixteenth lecture OF. the Young
Mems Christian Association will be delivered
on Thursday evening at s O'Clock by DR..
WitherSpoon, of Petersburg. Subject :
Two Weeks in the Alps" DR.. Witherspoon
comes to Richmond with very high repu-
tation as pulpit orator and as u graceful
lecturer. Our people will no doubt turn out
en- mdsse and erjoy the rich treat in store for
them.
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OPINIONS OF TIE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN
REGARD TO TIE LEE '&1LLERY:
The hest PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY In the United
States. CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
Has never been surpassed, SO far rs my obserVa-
ton goes, In this style o. art
REV. }. l.. BURROWS.
This we-known GALLERY shows steady i'm
in style ard artistic skill.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The PICTURES are admirably and tastefully ar
ranged. REV. d. Is. JETER'
Beautiful, artistic, and accurate LIKENEsSES.
REV. G. c. BITING.
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The OLD AFRICAN CHURCH TO BE RENO
DELLED.-Ata meeting of the congreg alton of
the First African Baptist church held on
Monday night a committee consisting of
Nelson p. Vanderyall, Benjamin Harris,
Abner Cooley, Beverley Brooks, Isaac Banks,
Boston Collier. and Washington Holmes.
were appointed to obtain plans and esti-
mates for remodellig their church-building.
1t is proposed to begin the work early in the
spring if the necessary financial arrange
mcnts can be made by that time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-17

LIBRARY PURcHAsEs.-A bill is now pend
ing in the Senate which proposes to prohlolt
tue appropriation of greater sum tnan
3, 900 in any one year Tor the, purchase OF
books or works of art for the State Llorary.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THB
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE FEBRUARY 16. 1S75.-
Mr.. Charles Rady, care of Purcell, Ladd &
Co.; }: S. Campbell, lumber inspector,
Richmond, Va; Wesley Halchet, Witmore
post.otfice, Pittsylrapia county, Va.
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A Ly8HCy.

MONTGOMERY. February 1G.--A northern
lady, lately deceased, leis Major Thomas G..
Jones, OF this place, legacy Of $500 for the
great service done the cause OF peace and
goodwill between the North aud South by
his Confederate memorial oration delivered
here last MAY.
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,RATIyE WEEKLY MORTALITY.

MIsAPPLlcATIoN OF MoSkY.-A colored
mau named Benjamin Clark complained to
the officers a, the Second station.hou>e last
nigh, that lie had been swindled out OF ST,
which he bad deposited for safe keeping in
the hands of Annie Clarke. Justice Cruch-
field issued a search-warrant against Annie
Clarke and one Jim Mitchell, and it was
placed in the hands OF Sergeant Folks to
be served
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MERCURIAL. DISEASES.

The conviction Is In the public mind rs we'll as
In the medical profession that the remedies sup
piled bv the regetdble kinaft31I are more safe more
successful In Inc of isease than mineral d.
clues. Ve2e!ine Is composed OF roots, barks. and
herbs. 1t is pleasant TO take and Is perfectly safe
to give In an Infant. DO you.need u? DO not hes
itate 10 try it. You will never regret 1t.
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TUAIORS.

DIR. TT SEE says: " 1t Is unnecessary for me to
enumerate The diseases for which the vegetine
should be used. l know OF no disease which Will
no. admit OF lis use wi h good results. Almost In
Vulnerable complaints are caused by poisonous Sc
cretlons In the blood which can be entirely ex-
pelIed from the system by the use OF the Vegetine.
When The blood Is perfectly ceansed the disease
pldly yields, all pains cease, healthy action Is
promptly restored, and the patient is cured.'
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TRIED AND ACQrITTEp.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday Mr.. c. n. Burruss was tried
for breaking Alr. Thomas Hume's leg, on the
29th of last September, and acquitted.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS.

VegetIne act, directly upon the causes Of these
comDIaints 1t invigorateS and strengthens the
whole SYSTEM acts upon the secretiye organs allays
cous,ipation. regulates the bowels. headache and
pains in the back cease In fact thu re Is no disease
or complaint where the NegctIne gives so quick re-
lief and Is so effective In ITS cure, rs In what Is
termed Female Weakness. 1t has never failed IN
one instance.
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MEMORIAL AssocIATIoN.-The Senate Com
mi,tce on General Laws have reported favor
ABLY the bill which has already passed the
House TO incorporate the Ladies' Hebrew
Memorial and Benevolent Association.
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LEG BRoKES.-A day or two ago pri-
soner named Charles. Amber, while play
fully wrestling in the jail-yard with fellow
prisoner, had his thigh.boue broken. Sur
scal attention was rendered by Drs. Trent
and COakleY.
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SvrKEME COURT OF ArrEALs, TUESpAY.--
Nrtt and ais. rs. Hudson, Fully argued by
Nr. Lyons and submitted.
HsrkhaIn and ais. Is. Bolts and dl$. Part
Is ,ygu.d by Major Kirkpatrick for the ap-
!,'ttu;s. and continued till tomorrow.
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CHURCH CONFERENCE will be held THIS
wednesday, EVENING At Union Station Metho-
dist Episcopal church South at * O'Clock. A
large attendance Of the membership is very desira-
bic, as important matters will be considered.
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CANKER-
CANKEROUS uCMOR.

yegetine will eradicate every trace of canker or
cankerous humor from the system. Do not leave
off taking Vegetine while you are obtaining help
and feeling better but take IL regularly and effects
cure of The disease. The time and quantity Of Fege
tine TO be takeu to effect cure depends upon the
nature and severity OF the disease.
.-... PIMPLES ON THE FACE
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TIE LAST CHANCE.-We have been notified by
the manager ut Louisville KY, to return On Feb
rlury 22d all uusold tickets OF the Fifth Gilt Coh~
cert This order is positive, and we would request
all persons who intend purchasing tickets to 10 so
at once. WILLIAM MYERS 400 Main strest.
A. L'ECuYER, 900 Sank street
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knights OF JETHRo.-At a meeting Of the
United Order Knights Of Jethro. held last
night, thirty y-livc names were added to the
roll of membership.
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To De TRIED To-DAY.--T The second trial Of
John Wren, formerly detective Of this city,
has been set for hearing in the Hastings
Court To-day
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CANCEROIS uuMOR.

With this complaint Vegetsne acts differently
and works differently from any other remedy
known 10 the medical faculty. II commences its
to heal At the foundation and continues gradually
out toward the skin. making the smaller from
day 10 day, and finally the disease Is eradicated
from the system. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-17

Harper's, Demorest's, and Pcterson'S
MonthkJ for March ere to hand from ); /.
Ellysop, 10. j112 Main street.
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CITY CIRCUIT CouRT.-The office judg-
ment docket will be called in the City Cir
cult Court (Judge Welford's) at 10 O'Clock
to-day.
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PIMPLES ON THE FACE
ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.

For this complaint Vegetine /. the great remedy.
Il clesnses and purtes the blood, causing pmpis sss
eripnons ana humor; to disappear, and does ITS
work in a perfectly natural way. Reason shcali
teach us that b0tchy, rough, or plmpled skiI-se-
pcnds entirely upon an internal cause anu no out
ward application can ever cure the defect.
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The lee EMBARGO.

NE1 YORK, February 16.-The ice su Long
Island sound compels vessels to tane the
outside route. BY the breaking Of she ice
in the lower bay many vessels are dragged
to sea. ~s...s, .,
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-SHIRTS made TO Or
der, and perfect ft guaranteed no sale, by L.
3. SPENCE & SON, merchant tlilors. 1900 Main
street. Try CRAPS MOULDED COLLARS.
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Three Ghillren Burned % Death.
McCoNNEELsRrRe, Pa, February 49,
While Mr.. aHd Mrs. MeIlot were visiting las,
night their house and three chadren were
burned up. The children were locked In the
house. 4t
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THE FLMwOoD COLLAR, for appearance ana
ft is unsurpassed. All first class furnishing g-stores
have them for sale.
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AUCFIOSEE9s,. dc.
DRANK q. HILL,
pEAI. ESTATE AGENT, ACCTloNEER, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No.llOs Main street, opp >si.e new State Bank.

Real estate and parsonsi property sold at public
auction or privately, houses Aud lands rented out
aud particular attention ps'd 70 the prompt soiiss-
tIon of rents Conveyance og and nosarial acsnoWls
eJ,1nen promptly SIteT. .de-f TO,
Real estate negQra'. '.ion5 OF every descrnspS,ioH
attended 70. 10 os'oW
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