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DIED.

AUSTIN --I.,na B,s-an, IN her ith year of scarlet
fever. tlu-ht0t eff Tlco T. AMI MARY Aus.lu
Ihg romans will be INFERRED at Mount Pleasant
EDWARDS I'm Nrdn, sdAv. 18th inst. Isaac e. the ne
months and ~ DAYS
Relatives am friends an invited to attend the funeral
from TN residence o his parents ~ udln -. Green
point. !. I on sunday. lnth inst att O'Clock = VI
INkkSoN --on Friday Feb :. Maggie VI daughter u
Jacob Danleson. aged - years
Funeral service, take Place on Snriav. foh ~. at
orlnck from the New Durham Hhpust HhWch.
hAIL Thu officers AMI member, of Radiant Imllc.
No sm, y AMI A are hereby summ In,t g. meet az
lodge rooms. - Union square, on SUNDAY nom us NJ -
A NJ 10 pay the last tribute of respect To our deceased
brother, ,sih katz 4, order $500 .,, .
JoHN Ross, sec DAVID CAMPBELL. VI
MckEENER ON Wednesday, frh O. john NrHeeycr,
aged -
Rrlau,cs aui friends are invited :, attend his funeral
from hs late resi,lee, 70 ut'iald II On sunday Feb
~ att 80 T..
rRCE-on THURSDAY, IN inst Sarah A, youngest
daulhtrr u Janus ami sarah ru,e.
Relatives anl iiiD's of fhc family ius ei 10 At
SATURDAY.. Ht9 T. VI
stANAELL sldirulv. IN THURSDAY cvcnine Feb :
fl'Yncc daughter o1 JOHN J. and ophcla scanned
aged wears
The relatives and friends are respectfully in,i tied 90 At
tend ihr tone al 1u SUNDAY Feb. 10 at2 o.citk T. VI
from Tie te,.dsn.e Vi i'r parents dlcnan House. 81
MlLklAsuN In Brooklvn on Friday m,g nin. nitcr a
nN'rn. llluess, Ann, WIG Of james Mihiusla IN tie
Tith Ncsr of her age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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TEIpAy, Fob, s.-F1ouR AND MrM-Flour
b'' closed que, ant ncmina, nuciansci R,c aoiTn n
cc99rn ", g. lower sc gnoe STATE an wc.,eln .upcrn
cNiras, 81 s,esS 30. do Xxx ami XXX. s5IrS
and %SSx gss 81 ef Snsa.os n st o 80
500 city shintine extras sa.gstd 81 southern bak'
Ks. s. 2,ss g corn g s ao s % %
Gs sai i IS rs. s.as ye '''' '''''"" "0'1""'''
as. Ina FSai hiG sr,a, sdsaa's sf -i iac ~,
S ,n P o"rs o ' ned g% 9oysn, a. Tut 9da ont, 's s
v"nts hotter q i9a5c ior February. II oc or March
l.r lny u s7c Tor August iaic Tor - ricaler and
u i2c Tor October Sales at ittue~ 4f.nsD bales Re-
c,rts ports this dey 1850 balcs' pa, week, 1890
i.sovsioss-pork lower with sales II 500 bills at
ga - or new mes. sd sa37,s for extra prmc ami ior
ior March aud Apr, Bee lower. and 10 liis ezra
mess SOFT ~ s2 90 Beet hams dun at si2eSia Bacon
ces mc meat, dali Irso,ias and ugs,,l,, Lard quite
Seg s = So ami Ser u , "rs 90 T Ss Ss
80 ,,iW Fcbn"ar, .na M|rch s7'', i@r Anri and
sn,' 10 ~. ar reaucI srcsmGfie ~ 49, state ines
STATE factory lisiic 10 daincs ssiJc ohio factory
ioe ia',e Egs. iasisc Tor lr'sn
nominal .ales - ~ hush mostly private icrns' hut IN
.as 80 do siq So i Go s%s = NS
rrd Min,tr ~ 'i..si 80 for ignrc a"liyery zoo
March aud 500 bush No red winics al Il IS
Tor so STATE, S and &c Tor ia Nv Ssnsd
nu, les aeuve aud prices somewhat ir.sulati SAFE
mixed including No mixed. s4s4c. and Witt ;riisc
Indian ull and partially lower. sales ~ OD
bu-h at 42's.sr. tor Western mixed including No "a
store 5sc steamer mixed. So ss5hc No AZ 4cir Is
sc and new yellow Jersey southern 519 tor Ia
inre delivery Epo bush inclnding steamer mixed,
SuSDRIys-NaNal stores We're quiet, common 20 good
strained quoted 81 tl6osSI 80 Surit~ turIeune
39'.c Petroleum qua, crude IN bulk 7lsc rohu,d.
Ibis. i2Ac Taiow less active at 7Asc. Tor prime In
steel rails there sale Of 0p tons delivered here
sI3 In American pig iron there have been srecula
tive -nles OF iusp Allentown priv terms. No
quoted AZ ssssio, and 40 at siT@$s 1ngot copper
STEADY. sales 2p.sp n Lake, i7tsc Whlskey steady;
sales 100 hhls at 81 u Ocean r,Ih steady and moier
atriy sctye Grain. to Liverpool. by steam asd dc
o. London nv steam NiAd do. Nv sail It'd Hour. -
81 do. to Hun. by steam, 81 al at 81. grain
Glasgow BY sail. Sc lAi quarter; barley 10 Bristol.
by FAIL, IS ~ s 6s quarter. do. To Cork FOR orders
O. grain, same voyage, Is It'd. do. " Am,te fdan,
d Sd
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NEW YORK. Friday. Fob. s.--Recepts Of
hecN.. were 90 ca loads ~ 4'i head. making total
ni f.3tn since Monday. AGAINST 25G the same time
lat week Iisht medium and fair shade
nrucr, while heavy prime ani extra -ts,r- ahu4t
st'ady \" poor OF really common cattle shown car
load ol fat bulls changed hands At So 90 10 rs and
ordinary g. choice totrs ranged rom a. 10 ~ a %
e. dress - - -
hcal. making total oi 1889 slucc NondAr. against
II fir Tor the same time last wcck There cN
port demand r -o'l AMI prime sheen. Iu slow
sic t"r Washington Market rades AMI the tendency was
duwnw" II, lrn"tall pr.ut On GOES, sheep RANGED irnla
A"'c y som" o the .,.' reached a. and guud To-
choice lambs we're sold HtOsi ss7c r. r.
Recon- Of hugs e eir ads nr . $50 hoh.i max
go. 80, silrr Monday nrun.t iCs.2 tor the sAuc TINE
last week Tic demand IHr live hos was very n. f tld
prcss touched low marx SALES inoludo i2 Ohio hrc-
al
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IIouse Of prcscntative..

number Of private bill, were pas sod.
Mr.. Bricht dem. Tenn reported a bill ap-
propriatimg sl32 Gl7 for the paymen, 81 claims
allowed by the accounting officers Of the Treas
ury. Passed.
Mr.. Harris Dem, Va. from the Committee
on Elections. reported in tho Louisiana con-
tested election case that Mr.. Darrall the sitting
member, WIS not entitled u the scat and that
Joseph II. Acklin. the contestant. was entitled
20 II.
Mr.. Price rep. Ia presented n minority re-
port. and three members Of the committee gave
notice that they would file their views. The re-
ports will bee called up on Wednesday,
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the private calendar. and Ut $40 adj
1nurupd
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htRRIED.

COVE WHITE -Fch g. at Gracc church hv the Pow
Dr. > 1cbwtis, DR. lohnG Cove OF tnihrdre, Mas .
tu j. mn. \ " litD Of Saratoga Spflngs v
HAITI N-A sTIN At thust thut,h Stratfori
Conn ON the 18Th ins ly the Rev Oia. los n sttans
JOHN liaNtun Of TINS eiS 60 Lucy daughter OF Thomas
Austin, Esq
kLEtVK- HFNOERSON On Feb q nv tho Rev !
Johns. Edward Z KlcucA To Mis- FRAN, es NJ llcuier.
son. both Of NV Nurk
LIZ QuEsNN--nl Ff.-On the evening Of Feb = hv
the Rev Hiram II ilntchn- charles l., que she fu
cha lote youngest daughter u James - D0n, an Of
HrooklNn
rhYLoR-BRYsoN - a. rhiaiclphia, on wodnc. law.
Feb q. hv the Rev Nuli1m Ntlsuu MrNtckar Nrdl, al
lnswc'or John ' 1aVior y, TO Belle. dave htsr Vt
Commodore Auifrw Hrssnn. & : n
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TT7T7 IT wv T'7T7T 77IT77TTT
NEW YORK. Dec. 4-Ncar nj hand Is Print
ing house square. with the tallcst newspaper
Office. that OF the Tribune, looming up In its
red brickism' and self imposed dignity. The
Tfbfu,e is owned now 10y the notorious Jay
Gould. THE SUS ofiirc il unostnntntiuus and
quiet. Tho circulation Of Tur SUS is 100000
a day The Herdd luXuriltcs Ia marble struc-
turc-a magnificent building. OF great height
and architectural beauty. Tn. New York TINES
il here also in u spacious cdiilcr. | need not
say that each or any OF these journals occupy
printing stan always Is located on the top floor.
and at night, when approaching the city from
either the Enst or North rivers. you may see the
newspaper men hard at work until the dawn OF
day
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The New York Yaeh. oiub'. Officers.

Commodore, NICHOLSON knne Of The Yacht
Restless Vice Commodore, William II. Thomas oil the
Yacht Rambler, Rear Commodore, } Alexander of the
shop Vision. Secretary charles Mmturn, Treasurer,
Sheppard Homans. Moasurrr, A Carey Smith, flrct
surgeon, q : winston. NJ u REGATTA COMMITTEE,
Charles II Stchbn., a inNlur Jr and William krehs,
House Committee. Fletcher Mr.iuiN ~ White ! o
rrnihln' II y Alter z h Ascn The annual regatta
Is 20 Boz sailed ON THURSDAY, June Is
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hlNsff Ffbs =
s. BencfactO-. Jones. Wilmington. Ne.
- Alliance, 'rn,k er. Philadelphia.
: Ate marie. Gibbs. Loves
SsSiatc u Texas. Nickrrsun. Galveston
s. Grcec". rcaree Iunlnn
s. T. Ialnnd. nvdl-r. Rntto riAm.
ship krcmoi lrho. Lcuik"n Bremen
Ship Their ~, shaw, liANre.
Barn 81 Slide. Miller. Ram.
BARK Alice. Over. Pavsaudl~
fsrk Sarah Ellen Nam. pernainhueo.
BARK nronsNar. Niel-en. wcAstc.
hark NAVIGATOR. snrcnscn. Waterford.
Barn Atlantic. Mtmtn lincrnk
BArk CunHdcula. SANurna. Genoa
Also the usual river and coastwi,e vessels.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

sfSt.rru ALHASAc-rfus
sunrises ul sun ~ets... - Noon sets ~ 90
HisH sArEk-rnis
Sandy Hook. II 34iGuv Island ~ % Hell Gate. a
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Edward MrRobors brother Of the County
Treasurer Ia, hrch missing IRON his bone Al Iphpknh
Nilr. Staten island Ion The past Two weeks, and his
friends profess TO know nothing OF hih whereabouts
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Business potltcs.

From >. T. Morrison, Esq. Of Ithaca, y. Y.
Il have used your wISrARS RALSAM or VII D
CHERRY. IN case Of my cud. with vort tafurah.
suits af,"r severe attack % WhOoWn COUGH He was
very severely aihci'd with asthma. worst form
Amer irving man, other f,nedi.s used urer bottles
tie kais'm with Perfect success A. believe II las
,nrtttd a perfect CUE
90 ceuts anu 81 atotre soar all druggists.
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T. great improvement on the old style Of Porus
rlastcIs. II relieves pain at onee,-Aic
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Col. Ingersoll lectures on Ghosts, ut Chick
erng Hall next SUNDAY Tickets at SGhube runs, ~
Union square, " day.-AdR
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Hip disease. contracted limbs. aud curved
spur can NOW Np cured without suf-leti Nivr tom
nam ur confinement Heavy ant expensive supporters
iie gri'i Nociars" toi 'NAuilhtiln. ~ Mann ht,
hat f wears nNucUcnrt once 1888 West Ist IT. Satur
day and sunday turtn1nis
The Hest Remedy for children while Teeth.
'ng l. Mrs NlNNI.bN = Suutl4ing
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sio,39s,D4 "a
DISH RsHMENr ACCOUNT
Losses by death, including ad.
diions ............. ....... si63a. i2s 80
Eudowmc MS red and dis.
counted ..................... 5,iGO II
Life anIuitics and reinsur
ancos ..... ................. ioi.ais VI
Di,idonds and returned pre-.
NUNS On cnnc' He'd poliries 2f2i si7 "
Commissions brokeragcs
agency cxTcnsos. aud physi.
clans focs ........... ..... 53i 500 ~
raXca.ofice ami law xErnscs
snlarcs, advertising, print
In. a. Observation-Disclosures. CO.. O25 20
Reduction II PFC.
miuns on tnltol
States stock. SHINE 2,
Reduction on other
stocks ..... ..... 1000 20
Contingent iunl 90
cover any IL Pre-
citation IN value
ofreaI estate. 10000 90 47sii2 - 5oD.i4s 81
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MRS. MERRILL'S TWO WILLS.
rBrRLOW WEEDS TESTIMONY IN THE
sIRROGITE'S COJRT-ROOH
nav q wnri Woman Kept her P-omise-
yIshty Trunkruls OF OLA G"r"cnts-A WIN
orum which She Cut out Pieces Her
ad,uted son on the witness stand.

~ ~
vIshty Trunkrui. Of OLA G"rment. a WIN
orom which She Gut out Pieces -iier
Adnpted Son on the witness stand
The Merrill will casc. which was further
,oarlhcforc Surrogate Calvin yesterday, bids
,,,r ., become historical. Every days tosti-
,,onv dnv.lops new interest in the remarkable
uon,an who disinhcritcd her adopted nephew.
ocorcc Merrill because she disapproVod his
marriage: who unrclcntingy refused To- hear
oven the veteran Tnutlow Weed ondeavoring to
iu,rr.cdo for hrr ncuhcw's forgiveness, who
v,re oll clothes when she had eighty trunkfuls
anl am independent fortune, and who kept u
III t1crnph ol Moses TAYLOR in her rooms in
Rome and kissed il the first thing every MORN
ing. The Surrogatc'S Court room was crowded
Yesterday. SIR. Thurlow Weed. on taking the
witness stand, spoke with distinc,ncs- that
NTH, s"rvr rs model for al witnessed H.
ic-iincd to his acquaintance with tho Mrrrlls
Turing twenty-five yenr-. their attachment t.
their adopted son Goorgc th"ir desire To have
him well educated and established in business
All VI which H. hal rarncl by frequent inter-
sicya I'm tbs country and in Europe H. be-
same nr,r.iut.d with George Merrill in 1861.
Mr. Wool .trfH'r said;
A,t,. .o.n. pfutof nc war NJ Mcrmn Ne nd %
80. ,.a.t .irc CO. rnf,r TIE army. That Vas the
'en. afi , -ltnr my iul is mN0r. shc told me
shatne 'nH n. T., ,,' ,,c,1s Az n,
irriiHs lnd l' i'd -nn lNrr' ..,i h'r-rh W warm
% . un' f....et nir r..,t ne Wa "a Dung man VINO
ett.H nI- Position i me ARMY she wen. ln -. s
a,.n,.r',i f,a, VA. is.t neforc he batile i rnn
su ' ~ " nn ~. ,.,i "nF i,n,, h ,r.n ,i
hnt Nr1n aten G'weo &c sr,se e c e., ~. ie
w, isi.. rort iNe uoa,r.iam ,hat tii.s adnnuoA
U I ] b. If Iil
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My NnAe L. SlnnpeiI.

Then use Fllott's Carbolic Snuff, the great ca
tarrh cure. rIice - cents At druggists .'--Ids.
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.rAsinE LIBH>El.

4 GE,rIIIC REPORT OF
lli LILpEKkRtNI BILL
Nlu app"at IA
To N'sHpWs 81 NpAY MERCURY,
t-cflrr will all ne
NEWtSr AND LArLal SEN~ArloNs
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FOR THE FAIR.

NMNiBUSES FOR FAIR-Isaa-
~ GROUNDS. ITs,eysSs ITss,eysSEs.T.%as2$
To accommodate prisons living on Church Hill
and Main stree, and vlcni :. during The iour nays,
rys.hi, ION M the Fair. Grounds will run Il LINE
OF OMNIBUsES ffGm
TWENTY-F!FTlI AND MAIN STREETS
TOTiiE STATE FAIR.
TIE ROUTE will be from Tweni y-lf,li up Main
s.rre 10 h0itons Flower-Gar"tn. ana thence 10 tHe
ladies' rcrrpt!nl-room in The Grounds.
Commencing al 81 4. NJ. each day, the omElDnsc5
VIII run each way every twenty minutes: -,
FARE: 25c: cBiidIcr, l5c. FIVE tlcsels, 81 )
chill. rcn's iicacts. four for soc.
Remember his Is the only line tia: Will land pas,
scngers In the crntre Of t;ie Grounds IiaoUi
TRaSSFER Persons holding regular Main-Strcct
Omniblis rick.tS can use them ills iiLe between
Slncteeenth street and MGrtoD's.
4. w. CARRIER. Proprietor.
To save time and trouble Ut the gate, passengers
wifi please provi. themselves with The entrances
fee. SOC. &c Zo-'S
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r,,,. WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
LOCAL MATTERS

POLITICAL. ITEMs.-1n response to ques-
,;nn in letter from a gentleman on the
sonthsidc. Chief-Supervisor NJ: +. Flea
sants Yesterday made answer, by quotln2
the law. tha. supervisors have the right TO
he Drescnt at the counting OF the baiiots:
The registration-ists will be open To-Day
tond for today only prior to the November
ccI~r,;on> for changes and additions: ihose
who have moved from one votlng-district 10
another since the last election must OBTAIN
transfers from the old place and have their
nemcs recorded at their new place OF regis
trv, Those males who will be twenty-one
ycars Of are by the 5.h OF November nave
the RIGHT to register now.
General joseph f. Johnston, Captain
Gcorcc D. Wise, and G. X. Macon. Esq,
will address the voters at Ettrlck ana
Nattaoca near Petersburg to-day. ~.
General Joseph E. Johnston, Colonei
John B. Young, and others will be ut
whites Tavern, on the CharleS-City road,
Henrico county, on Monday. The citizens
Of The county propose having Conserva-
tive barbecue.
General Joseph e. Johnston, Hon. W. d.
Ouescnberry. Major W. +. c. Gregory,
Colonel W. S. Gilman. Major Robert stiles,
and others will be in Caroline next week.
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Important Decision I'm Regard to the
Cngssafior Tax.

Auditor Taylor, in response to an inquiry
in reference to the clerks OF courts recelv-
/ ing the capitation tax, rendered yesterday
| the following decision, which is concurred
in by the Attorney-General:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, J
| OFFICE AUDITOR PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, :
| RICHMOND, October II, 1878. }
B. w. Horsey, Esq.,:
Dear Sir,-I have received your favor OF
| the 18th instant, and would very gladly
submit the question contained therein to
| the Acknowledgement for his opinion but
that he is now absent from the city, and
will, most probably, not return for week
or ten days. / will. however, give you My
own views OF the law in compliance with
your request. s.
The opinion Of the Attorney-G General,
given some timo prior 10 the amendment Of
section 80, &c, By the act approved March
II, 1878, was that The delinquent capltation,
as wei! as delinquent personal property,
could be paid either at the Treasury or to
the clerks Of the several counties and cor
porations OF the State. The act OF March
18th aforesaid changes the laws OF the pre-
ceding year SO as, among other things, to
provide as follows:
"a certified copy Of the first and third
lists, heretofore returned, shall be placed
by the Auditor of Public Accounts, within
sixty days after receiving the originals, or
as soon thereaftert as practicable, in the
hands OF any sheriff, sergeant, constable, or
collector, for collection" This duty am
now endeavoring. is far rs possible, to per-
| form. In some cases, however, nothing
can be done, as the lists have not, up to
| this time, been returned to this office. In
other cases am satisfied that copies of the
| list cannot be made ont and placed i'll the
| hands OF collectors in time TO enable per-
sons returned delinquent to pay their taxes
| in advance OF the coming elections.
What, then. must be done? [ answer !:
| Ny opinion Is that in al cases where the
returns have been received at this Office and
copies have beer made cut and placed in
the hands OF collectors, the clerks would
have no authority to receive the tax, but
! that where the returns have not been so re-
| ceiyed, or when, for any reason, the Audi
tor has las been able to make out copies
! OF the returns and place them in the hands
of collectors in time for the election-in
such cases it would be perfectly competent
for the clerks to receive the taxes, capita
tion as well as personal property, as the
Acknowledgement decided.
You will observe that section 26, which
gives the authority. is not repealed. L. is
my view simply held in aDeyance, so to
speak, subject 10 the Auditors action under
section 20, from which have quoted.
am very respectfully yours,
W. T. TAYLOR, Auditor.
fully concur in the opinion OF the Au-
ditor. JAMES e. FIELD,
Attorney-Gencral.
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ROLL. OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCuooL.-The following is a list OF the pupils
on the roll of honor at the Richmond High
School for the past week: Senior Glass
Augusta Anderson, Fannie Blake, Imogen
Cottrcll. Bertha Dickinson, Alice Eubank,
Stella Hogan, Bena Leftwich, Maggie Mitch
ell. Fannie Moon, Zaidee Morton, Annie
Z. Simms, Sarah Simpson, Bette Sundberg,
Emma Z. Turner, Jeannie Whittet, Annie
Woodson, Fannie Wyatt, William j. Boy
kin, William r. Dennis, Morris II. Hutzler,
Charles 2. Lee. intermediate CIass-James
Armstrong, Charles j. Billups, George Nc
Cam, Amelia Drummer, Jennie Cook, Jul
liet Marks. Ida Meyer. Susie Walker. Ju.
nior Class-Mary Pulllam, Cora Perrini,
Josie Henderson, Cornelius Ammons, AL
bert Myer. William Wills, Joseph Dicker'
son. Attendance for the week, 9S.5 pei
cent.
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-Ellis P. Hodgson,
Esq, OF Brookland township, Henrico
county, while hunting with number OF
his friends yesterday evening near his resi-
denco, was severely wounded by the pre-
mature discharge OF one OF the barrels OF
his gun while in the act OF ramming the
other. The thumb and aportion OF the first
finger were blown of, producing very serl-
Gus and painful wounds. When the friends
OF Mr.. Hodgson left last night his copditlon
was much improved, and strong hopes are
entertained Of his speedy recovery.
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INJURED BY FALL FROM A SwING.-Har-
yey C. Davis. aged about fifteen years, son
OF Mr.. r. Wiley Davis, while at play yes.
tertlav morning in the grounds attached to
the Uigh-School building, on Marshall
street. fell from 4 ring-swinS and received
very severe. but il is hoped not fatal, inj u
ries. 1t seems that he was exercising him
self in the swing, and when it was about
lis level. some fifteen feet from the ground,
his hands louscned their grasp Of the rings
and he fell to the ground, striking his back
and head A carriage was Immediately
called and be carried home, on Union Hill,
and thorough examination made by Or.
Il. S. Vest. He reported that no bones
were broken. but discovered severe bruises,
and probably some isternal injuries.
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YELLOW BANANAS at AEToNI's.
PtzzfSI has some tnc YELLOW BANANAS.

4 CAUTION TO OUR REApERs.-The almost IL.
Val liable fruit of successful invention Is host oi
inferior limitations. The patent LINoLEUM noor.
cloth IS no exception This rule Its
beauty Is proved beyond controversy. BE sure, III
purchasny the goods, ths. ysu look OH the back oi
the cloth for "LINoLEUM" none other Is genuine.
All Garnet dealers keep IL.
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AUCTHON SALES THIS DAY.

RI- On ait safes Of Real Estate made betpeH
tie lst oJ Jtmndry dnd i"st NJ Jun. TIE tdTesfci
the present yeur Euce IN be Oaid ythe purchase,
On an snies i1ade Jetc'.u the Isl 0f Jnkp NM i1.
OF the ye1r the tnres hucr 10 DC Tnid NJ the setter
bv ai the rra, estate agc,rfs IN Rcllroud, ana ape
plies to Richmond and vicinity.1
DAylS,S STABLES-C. c. Burton, Auc.oueer-
twenty head horses and mules, phaetons, bug
rics harness wagons. horse. blankets. &c.
VIM. IRA SMITH. 3k p. NJ, sale IN Merchant-Tail-
uring Department.
r. T., WHITING. High Constable. 10 4. ~, at IA
vest Main street. furniture Piano. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26
FIaHT1Na roR TEaE ASSETS.
over the A., m. & o. Rail-
road Property.

JUDGES RoSo AND HUGHES NoTrAGREED
ARuUT THE DUTCH; BUT THE DUTCH
GET sUBSTANTIALLY WHAT THEY
AsKEp-THE DECREE URGED BY THE
ENGLISH UNDER pIssECTIoN-A LITTLE
QUESTION OF TWO MILLION DOLLARS
ATToRNEY-GENERlSI. FIELD WANTS THE
STATES INTERESTS iPRoTEcTED-eEJEc-
TIoNs TO THE DECREE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26

observation-disclosures and postaIs adj
dressed as follows remaia in the Richmond
2ost-office. II they had been directed cor
geetiy to the street and No. OF the residence
OF each person addressed they would have
been delivered by the carriers: George La
fong. Louisa Leryis, Fl. B. Lawton. n. B.
Lipseomb, DR.. Malcolm, j. Fl. Mahoaey, r.
Martin. DR.. A. Mays, Isham Mead, Miss S.
=. Meredith, Mrs. Al. Miles, Mrs. e. Niles,
Mrs. p. Moore, Belyidere street; T.. l..
Moon, MSrris Brothers, e. A. Murphy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26

TAKEN IN AND DONE FoR.-"A young man
from the, counter-re," who was advised by q real
friend 10 get bottle oc DR.. HERSDoS'S GYPSY'S
GIFT, applying to 4 certain druggist who dtdn't
have 1t on hand and vino wanted 10 get off some OF
his dead stock, was Induced TO take something else
"just us good" The result was he wasted his money
and saved his rheun.atism-ra,fcr bad economy, by
the way-uptil lie got the Gift from live druggist.
Don't let I'm serve you so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26

PALATE AND sToMAcH.-If you "ou'd nave
YOUR biscuits. bead, rolls. corn.bread, caA"-ih
short. all articles prepared from -four, Thoroughly
enjoyable and Gige'tib'e. use DooLEE's YEAST
POWDER, which is not only free from adulterauon'
but wholesome, ana makes food very nu'rillous.
This Basiug-powder is used by Inc most eihihe"'
chemists and physicians. Buy ]! only III cans
never loose or in bulk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-26

HyMENEAL.-Mr.. w. T. Dill aud Miss
Mary Ellen Fox, daughter of wellknown
citizen OF the East End, were married at
the residencespf Dir. Fox, on Church Hill,
on Tuesday might, by Rev. DR.. Warren.
The happy couple left at night on the north
Ward-bound train for wedding tour.