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FIN 4 NCtIAL..'
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

&1p4S111AS1N A1AIAA Aa@AN AA-TA.ASsS -
FRIDAY, Mnsch 10, 1878.
SILEs.--500 Virginia consols, s. ". s
Anlsrtcdn Gotd.-10 0H bid. =, -, IS
State Ssc1lr1ttes.-virs1ni coriso!s, 69H bid, so
asked; Virginia consoIs, new. SO bid. 34 asked ;
BID. tx s asksd GIVE mi Interest csriIeaie bid
Virgtnia tax-receivabIe coupons, 80 lid, 90 asked
Richmond city 8s, iOlX bid, 1O2k asked; Peters
81 s as I'D. 81 asEed; Norfolk city water ss 1i4
asked: Mancnes,er bridge So. l02 asked.
Railroad IBoHds.--Vir Central Railroad
Ar, F RGTass t S sns na
GsnsEa Kai5Saa fS sgsa s
tennessee sailroad second mortgage s,s, .. and d,
SO bid; Ylrgnia and Tennessee Railroad third
nesses Raiirosd aa IA 80 3d. SOUTH
sde Raiiroad afss morigage prsierred Ss - and %
third mortgage preferred 6's, and j., SO bid, 60
asked; Petersburg Railroad first MORTGAGE SO:
and Ohio Railroad certificates, ss bid Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first mortgage s'a and
D. lqS bid Richmond Ere isricksSp5s ana PStS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 7's, j. and j.. 96,& bid Orange and AZ,
bid; Richmond and Danville Railroad consolidate
6's, NJ. and n, II bid: Piedmont Railroad first
first mortgage 6's, NJ. and NJ, so bid. 81.
Ratlrodd iStocks.-Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. par. 35 asked; Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Six per cent guaranteed.
100 par. go bid; Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed 100
par, 90 bid: Richmond and Danyille Railroad, 100
par, bid, asked.
Bank Stocks.-National Bank OF Virginia, 100
par, "a asked; Union Bank of Richmond, 90 par:
az bid, 43 asked; Merchants and Planters Savings
25 par, 1S bid.
, Fnsurance napanies Virginia Fire and Marine,
25 par. 39ats bid; Merchants and Mechanics, 100
par, S5 bid, 90 asked; Old Dominion, 100 par, AZ
bid. 46 asked: Richmond Fire Association, % par,
Is bid.
Iiscellaneous.-Old Dominion Steamship Conf
nnnY. 100 mar. 76 bid.
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i young woman, not yet twenty years
old. whose home is in Virginia, but who
has been visiting for some months with re:
latives in northeast Baltimore, called recent
~ at the staion-house and told sad story
Of desertion and loss Of happiness. During
her visit in Baltimore a young man OF at
tractivc personal manners and appearance
had paid constant attentions to her, and an
engagement for marriage was consummated.
On the promise OF marriage the young man
had led Der astray, and had deserted her
entirely. On Wednesday she saw him on
the street, and he, to keep out OF her pre-
sence, CLOSED the street and turned off Ia
another direction. This token OF complete
desertion drove her to seek redress at law.
Her family in Virginia, she believed, had
heard Of her troubles. and she could not re-
turn home, while she did notwish to remain
longer with her relatives in Baltimore. She
was OF very prepossessinS appearance and
neatly dressed. She was advised that the
law OF the criminal code would hardly reach
the case or punish the offender, and shat
her only alternative would be a suit ut law
Tor breach Of promise. Sue was, deeply
Affected at her recital OF her wrongs, and
seemed almost dazed at her deserted condi-
tlon.-D Baltimore Sun, 18th. !.
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mo New suthcrliD Railroad.

s1o ssuTeS. N. O., March is, 1878.
,,,.,... D;sYafch: The Dispatch is the
s s:.sss saner in this section Of the State,
ieaa', ro,r nosi,son on the public debt the
anu sn and receives all praise from the
trus v" North Carolina Is beginning 10
pe9 ,ttse b,ishting effects OF rot having made
leei ,ss for paying the interest ON
an. p,hl;c debt for several years. Would
hei wc had Richmond Dispatch ut Ra-
leigh. 49,. r.;,,oed comr,etel
;. ,h;s Mace Just one month ago, Is now
10 ,I,s = regular schedule, and connects
lu '..h nSsSsenger trains both ways on the
MN Ind and Danyille railroad. From
r.. rnnn;nts so far the road bids fair-to be q
s a..ond success, and il seems to make 0usf-
So" daiIv 4 telegraph wire connecting
a,;Iton with the rest OF the world wilt
nrt,v he nat up along the line or road.
i a railroad without telegraph !?
They both 60 together. -.
Tbe Postmaster. General has notified the
.s,n,os.er at Milton that on and afteT
TEnndsv. March 18th, the mails will be car
lily NV the railroad, and the route to Whit
i ,,s Va. discontinued This guarantees
49, NV mails daily and with certainty. whereas
S =" tho old route they were cut off by high
,Io,er snd frequently twcnty-four hours
noh;nd time. Getting the Dispatch the
sa,,n dav il is published will increase its
c;rrrlation in this town, for 1t Is pro-
nnnnced bg all the newspaper OF Richmond.
Milton. by degrees, is beginning to feel the
onncts Of the railroad. Some talk OF new
rn,,scs going up this spring, strangers all
mos, every day prospecting, and any num-
her ri letters from strangers, asking al! sorts
n questions about the town and its pros
necis. Upon the whole, We think, in the
carly fall things will be lively, and the old
torrn 90 right ahead. What we wants some
live men 10 make the start. ALEC.
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EXPERIMENT WITH THE ,TEr aPgpSE one
OF the Western Union Telegraph gomnany,s
patented teiept bone instrums 1ts was tested
at the compa] Office ins this city yester-
day, with his 1sv sasssSacfo ry results The
instrument was connected with the Rich-
mond te,egfaph-wir and messages were
sent to and received from the office iii that
city, where like machine was Id position
with gratifying iact,,ty The operator at.
at this oface with several very sweet songs,
which were distinctly heard, the tones Oh
the voice being plainly recognizable. The
experiment was merely d preliminary one,
aud but few parties were present to witness
it. We understand, however, that Colonel
Pamplin proposes, when the instrument
has been properly arranged, to display 1t
The test will be we'll worth wit
Messing. - Nor folk virginian.
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HE RID S INGs.
T.LEaRAMs.F FROM Ar.IsaUAnraRs.

DEATH OF CONGRESSMAN LEONARD In
/ HAVANA Of YELLoW-FEyER-RUNoN 5A.
BOSTON SAVINGS BANK-ARREsT oFMAs-
sACHUsETTs poLYGAMIsTs-MuRD
ERs HUNG IN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
GEoRGIA-oNER EsPTTED IN. SOUTH CAR.
oLlEA--sIravER CERTIFlcA REcEtTA-
BE FOR GOVERNMENT DuEs-c cotton
isTATEMEET-UNFAvoRABI.E ON DOOR
KEEPER POLK, oF THE UNITED STATES
HOUSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEW
Law NRELATioNT TO MAIL MATTER, &C.
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A CHANCE FOR ITALY.-Lo London, March
15.--The Standards correspondent hears
from high authority that the Cardinals have
declared that the Pontiff can. under certain
reservations, renounce in the interest of
the Church the material property OF the
Church. This opinion has been asked so as
to free the Pope from being perpetually
bound by considerations relative to the tenn
poral power.
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DRyIDE IN DIS.

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CoMPANY.l
RICHMOND, March 10, 1877.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
L OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
have this day declared = DIVIDEND OF TWEEN
TY-FIVE PER CENT. OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF THE COMPANY In distribution of It's assets,
payable on aud after TUESDAY, 10th instant, at
The office Of II. w. Powers L Co.. NO., 1905 Main
street.
Stockholders will be required 10 produce their ctr-
thcates OF stock for The purpose Of having tile
amount paid them respectively endorsed thereon.
NH l6-6t j. d. MCINTYRE. Secretary.
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yEGETENE.
DANCER CAN BE CURED.

The following extraordinary cure of . cancer,
which had been pronounced beyond the reach Of
medicine by the best medical skill Of New England,
certainly merits the most profound attention of The
medical faculty. many Of whom are now daily pre-
scribing VEGE in New England, where It has
already become firmly established, aud isrecognized
by all classes Of people to be The only reliable Blood
Purifier.
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APPROVED STATEMENT.


Mr.. II. r. Stcrc1lS:
Dear Sir,-Iu the year 1860, while residing ut
Portland Me-, was afflicted with cancer on my
nose, which made rapid progress. All OF the best
physicians there were consulted without any bene-
fit. For period Of six yearc 1t continued TO in
crease aud extend, until 1t was invading my whole
system. l suffered The most eXcruciatrg pains,
until my nose nearly gone, and found IL WAS
approaching Il fatal termination. Being bnrnt out
of house and home by the great fire of 1866,
moved here, whenI was entreated 10 try the EEGE-
TINE, and suffering greatly. without hope conf
dence in relief by any medicine, finally consented
to try it; and only those who have similar suffer-
ing can realize my feelings when, after two months
trial, found the open sore commencing to heal.
Gaining confidence that the disease was being sue
cessluIly combatted by the VEGETINE flor took
no other mediciue). faithfully continued its use.
and in six months the cancer was healed and my
health fully restored.
l am corfident II l had used NEGETINE in the
early stages of the disease II would have arrested its
progress and saved years of great suffering: de-
Sire simply that others may be benefitd and atten-
ton called to It's usefulnes and in the interest of
suffering humanity only, cheerfully add my testi-
monial to It's entire success IN my case; and.
though have lost nearly all of my nose, my face is
entirely healed and enjoy good health. My hus-
band ioins with me in approving this statement.
MRS. JOHN PATTERSON,
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BALTIAlJR
COMMERCIAL.
oRM AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 200 bushels. Rcd, 1904 bush
els.
CORN White, 27G bushels.
OATS.-66S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White 100 bushels on private terms;
100 bushels ut 35: 72 bushels very good on pri-
yate terms-total, 272 bushels. Red, 90 bushels
FuItz at $l.1S; IL bushels prime Lancaster on
private terms: so bushels Lancaster at 81 33; 80
bushels mixed at 81 81; 90 bushels FultZ at S1.1 ;
"a bushels Futz at S112; $50 bushels Fultz at
S1.23; 32 bushels mixed on private terms; 8 BUSH
els common at S1.10; $50 bushels good FultZ at
bushels very good Fultz at Sl.1S-total, l,74G
bushels.
; CoRN-Vkite, 40 bushels ut 52c.: 80 bushels
prime at 5Gc.; 50 bushels very good at 50c.-total,
100 bushels.
OATs,-3O0 bushels spring on private terms.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

Country produce.
;Apples: Virginia and North c'ro'iua' $500
Bees1gar: 23c; 2 p.
Bnckioheat: 2E@3c. 4 ID.
BLtter: Prime 10 choice yellow. 22GS24c.: !alr 10
R' Corn Neal: Go@esc. p basi.el 70. country.
@I2c.; chickens. &C.; geese, 6@7c: = ID.
Dried Fruit: Apples. 3@4c. . ~: peaches.
peeled, 7ISc.; lnpceied. 3G43c.; cacTrles. 10(G
lie. a b. !; blacLbe berries, &c.
Egds: In barrels. Zoe. = dozen: N craies. lie.
Very dull. ,,,,, o,o ,oo ,,,,, o..
F2arseed: Sl@lS1 05 = bushei.
Groundpeas: si.20Msl S 80 for good to fancy yoc,
Eli naeI ;, eS@7S Barrel, s175a+aa5
Lard: Country. 7@Sc.
Rue: 60c. r. buslieI
Seeds: Clover: ;i575@ssG;; timothy, S2@s2:25;;
f1mcc: 75c.@sl rs. according 10 n.;,;,i,
BGked ,stra1c: 40@45c.
Ve:aisoa SGlsc for hams; whole dear. 5G6c
Wool: Washed. 3u@33c.: unwasaec. 2o@2se.
BURY wool will bring from 10 sc. = ID less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Ctment Rose: dale, ~. So $l.75 q harre James
lin Lime: = Agricultural 16c. p bushel; Roesl,nd,
U@ aSeoi's 70 g: sro1ns s7cass
GeIl t,etsG c:.'cinsd IlaEter. s26&2.35. -
Tar: Large size, S3.25@s3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Bro5a Sheettaqs and Shirtiaas: Al Manches-
ter, &C.; 4 Manchester. 5Gc.: Manchester. 4Ac. !;
Al James River. &C.; 4 James River. 54c.: s
james River. 43ic.; A. Graniteve. KS; Granite:
(,oucstoea &c; 1O-4 repcriD, PKG; lO-4 City,
224..: Cotloa,yarns, ~.
sutta, Ike. "A AiasonyiBe. l0c.: "A Rockdale,
o. Al Home. 9kc.; "A Oneida, lOc.; "A
kvoudale, &c.: IA Social. 7c.: A Amo;keag,
9Ec; Nhitestonc. US Darns I, oac' ). hso
t ppS, os sc To- Wnltham. 25c.; log CITY
Ellis Ic So7sn ' -
BTern Drills: Petersburg. &C.; Grani;eylle,
g.; Eoek6ridge, 4; sXe:; AZ, &c. ,nn.,,,n r.,
l95ox 81 81 S;,r.,- ,.se Boston Steam Mills. SIC
pn AmeTsan S4c aaaes sn S S W Fs:
egy Co. 20 orientaI ip cl H' 5c Arnold ST. HaT-
niSs !, i &C.; "H Rsa &c ~ English Sc.
c"m0''c": N''e' o'a''' .." ~.,
| kyynl. &C.
1ieoiol: sa.75 p gallon.
Conperas: oHc.
| SSSchpsa S1 SSc. q d.
f fadTae. e e t fS ICE
lisdaer: l2Ye:
Oh. G5G70c.: lard. 75c sweet, Sc u Gozcn
best salad $3.50 castor, Sl.4O p gallon: Virgins
RGss Ga se9' fss Kerosene lo' cash. gallon
Boots: Ginseng. 9oc.: seneca, w,thodl yop. IS
American. 3%G4c:,
Foreign Fruits and cah"S
| Cdndy: l3@l4c. n 10.
Lemoas: Mcssna. s4:5oas5 = BOX.
np,rn -
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, March Is, 1878.
SENATE.
The Senate was not III sesSIon lO-uay.

Inc Seldtc WIS uUt LII sCSSiou lo-uas'
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
When the House was called to order this
morning the Speaker said: 1.-The Chair be-
lieves it bis duty. though it is very pain
full one, to lay communication before the
House." He then handed to the clerk and
had read telegram from the Secretary OF
State announcing the death at Havana of
yellow-fevcr of the Hon. j. L. Leonard, OF
Louisiana, who was recently sent thither by
President Hayes to see about some Florida
negroes alleged to have been kidnapped and
sold into slavery in Cuba.
Mr.. Ellis, OF Louisiana, said g | am sure
the announcement just made will carry SIM
cere regret to every heart that beats here;
and to those who knew Judge Leonard
well, who had opportunities to meet him
socially, this announcement will carry very
great sadness. 1t is not my purpose now
to enter into any detailed account OF his
life o. public service, nor to eulogize
those shining virtues which bound him to
those who knew him well-virtues not OF
the head, but Of the heart. At another and
more fitting occasion it will be my duty to
pay proper tribute to my late colleague. 1
therefore move that in respect to the memory
of Judge Leonard the House do now adj
ionrn." {tS
The motion prevailed, and the House, at
4:40, adjourned until tomorrow.
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RaHssa sSTElssssEnCk.
MINIATURE ai.MANAC-MARCH 16, 1878.
sun rIses ......., 6:l6l HIGH TIDE.
Gur spts., ..,,,. 6:O3 bOrnInH..........- 2.54
Moon AZ ts. $50 Evcring.........s. SOL
oDI,.r OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1878.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 10, 1915.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Alice Curtis, Morris, Baltimore, eaano,
Southern Fertiizipg Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Wyanekc, Couch. New York mercian-
disc and passengers, G.. W. Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer j. w. Everman, Plat. Phi'aeelDhia, nier-
cliandiSe and passengers ,,..
steamer John Sy!ves ter, Clifford, Norfolk. llee;
States nail, G:e,chardise and passengers. L' b
Tu:um. agent.
Ey Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 15..Arrlyed: Ethio opia
Seryla, Daniel Strinman Arrived cut: Lfola,
SkoGeld, Warriane. Homeward bound: Lizzie
Fennall. Hampton Roads; Edith. Charleston !;
Maury, Hampton Roads,
FORT MONROE, March 15.-Passed In for BSlti :
more: BarkSr Curlew. DutD, Cristel, Bremen.
Countess OF Dufcr,n, Londonderry. Alicia. Warra,
Amarenth, ana Ggsiina g.; schooners Cora ana
ria, Queen OF the Fleet Azpal, Cmbyrto, Galatolo.
Francisco, ChrazZaro, for Cork; Pacific, Arctic.
Lendemendcn, Deiys. and carSlina, ier Queens
Londonderry; AMAZE, for Rio; William Gordon,
for Belfast; Anaic BurreIl for che Uni,cd King
dom Willie McLarcn, for Tralee; Riaito, for Rio !;
Carpione. for Galway; ships Rine and Ceylon. for
Cor%; brlgs Augusta. for Cork senorita, for Rio |;
schooner Almena Wiley, for Havana.
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

If yEGETINE will relieve pain, cleanse. partly,
and cure such diseases, toring the patient 10
feet health after irving different physicians, many
remedies, suffering for years, is 1t not conclusive
is this medicine performing such great cures 1t
works In the bIood-in the circulating fluid. 1t cab
truly be called the GREAT BLOOD-PURIFlER.
The great source Of disease originates IN the blood;
and no medicine that doe; not directly upon It, TO
purify and renovate, has any just claim upon public
attention.
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The American mechanics who went to st.
Johns, N. b., to assist in building up the
town after the great fire, are now suffering
from want Of employment and the low price
OF labor.
Lace sleeves have become so popular that
q lace has been manufactured expressly for
the purpose. 1t resembles the silk Melchin
lace, and is dotted with pearl or clair de
lune beads.
A new post-oifice is established at Green
Ridge. Roanoke county, Va, on the route
from Lexington to Salem, with John W..
Mulcare as postmaster.
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SILVER FOR Administrations, March
15.-The financial article this morning Of
the Daily Telegraph says that yesterdays
rise in the price OF silver sent one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars TO Americas.
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Obituary..

HARTFORD, Conn, March 15.-ha!cr
James Goodwin, president OF the Connectl,
cut Mutual Liie-Insurance Company, died
suddenly in a horsc-car this afternoon.
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4 RIVAL FOR THE UNITED srATEs.-Lon-
don, March 15.-The first cargo Of grain
from the Black Sea since the raising Of the
blockade has arrived at Falmouth.
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Cuba.

CONFIRMATION OF JUDGE LEOEARD's DEATH.
s. HAVANA, March l5.-Hon. John Z. Leon
ard, member OF the United States House OF
Representatives from Louisiana, died this
morning at the Telegraph Hotel, in this city:
;He arrived here OH the 4th instant, anG had
engaged passage to return to New York on
the 9th, but was taken i'll the same day. His
illness resulted In Yellow-feyer, which ter
minated fatally. He was thirty-two years
old and highly accomplished. All classes
5of the community manifest great sympathy,
and his death is deeply deplored.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, NIarch 10, 1878.
Til. breaks to-day comprised l3o hogsheads, Is
,ierccs, and LoX. The offerings at auction on
Change were Sc packages; Of which number 90
were taken in, and the remainder sold 1t prices
ra u cinr from 50 10 TO 500.
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FURNITURE.
TURNITURE! FURNITURE!

On hand and for sale, ONE HUNDRED SUITS
OF CHAMBER FURNITURE, from $25 to $2Oc.
WARDROBES, BUREAUS, &c.
In OFFICE and PARLOR FURNITURE as
large and well-selected stock any in the city.
Before buying call and examine my stock.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
. 1888 Main street.
MATTRESS and UPHOLSTERING-ROO IONS.
"a north Fifteenth street. e25-1m
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Fully concurriug i'll the above. -

The above statement is from one wli9 was great
sufferer for many years trying many physicians and
many remedies, and not finding relief until trying
this reinedy--thc FEGETISE. Does IL not conclu-
svely show the searching, cleansing, purifying, and
healing qualities of the FEGETINE? Have you any
doubt about Try Ing the VEG ETINE for diseases Of the
blood? If You have, reference can be given TO over
Ave hundred who have voluntarily given testimony
of &c cures.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

new YORK, March l5.-Gold opened al 10i.
Noon.-Stocks strong Money on call, per cent.
Gold, 1OOh; 100 bid Exchangc-Lous. 4654:
short, 4S7I. States quiet. Governments firm and
higher for some
Ecening.-Money active at 6 per cent. Sterling
strong at 1853. Gold strong and higher at 1nl4.
Governments strong and active; new SIS, l04h.
States dull and nominal.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. March 15.-VirGinia SIS, deferred.
AZ: Virginia consols, 50a; second series, &c. Ed
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no BRIcK.LAYERs and pLA sTERERs.

I am nrepared 10 furnish BAR-SAND In any
Juuptity. from one TO one thousand loads, Rt the
owest figures. Orders left at either yard: r
NH l6-eod5t Q. ii. PAGE.
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1000 EAST MAIN Z STREET-m
ILUC NEW STORE! NEW GUODS!iSS,.
PRfCES!i!-I have Just received -
full line Of FURNETUREf for chamber, parlor,S1 !
aud office. Latest designs chamber
suits from 81 TO 80 parlor suits In hair-cloth
Terry, cotelatne. and silk, from S45 10 $3.50; cant
and wood chairs. These goods being bought DrlHcl
pally for cash, will be sold nj small advance on
COST. Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows, &c. Up
and repairing. Terms Hberas. rs
fe 22 ~ j. d. GATEWOOD. +
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EICur.

fine. 81 superlne. S5@$5.25: c>t-s .,l:srrinc
S5.75GS6 common family. $3.50; ia:t"t timf'y
ana CITY Mills. :S7N$7.5n. and dun.
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Tie revenue officials OF Pickens county,
South Carolina, have heen reinforced to eX-
ecute the law against the Illicit distllers.
Kednond's gang Of outlaws have given or
ders TO the citizens not to furnish the Off
GERS ~itb food and shelter, and bloodshed
will probably result from this petty whiskey
instruction.
A dispatch from Pensacola reports the
lynchin. OF negro for an outrage causing
the death OF a child five years old. The
sheriff and his posse fred on the mob, kill
ing one and wouDding five others danger
ousy.
young woman OF NeRbErg, Wis, sc.
Vereiy thrasbed her father because he would
BOT raise $500 70 give her as a doWry in Or
DER 70 marry q man who wanted his wife TO
bare thas cum.
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sEvENTY-oNE YEARS OF AGE.

EAST MARSIIFIELD.
Dir. Stevens:
Dear Sir,-I am scve1tv-one years of age; have
suffered many Years with Kidney Complaint, weak
ness in my back and stomach. I was induced by
friends to try your VEGETINE. and think 1t The
best medicine for weakness of the kidneys ever
used. ] have tried many remedies for this COM
plant. and never found so much relief as from the
VFGETINE. 1t strengthens and invigorGtes the
taken IT. and believe /: to be good for all the COM
plants for whcn 1t Is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH Ii. SHERMAN.
a VALUABLE REMEDY.
SOUTH BOSTON.
Mr.. SterenS:
Dear Sir.-I have taken several bottles of your
yEGETINE, and am convinced 1t Is Il valuable rem.
edy for Dyspepsia. Kidney Complaint, and general
debility OF the system.
I can heartily recommend 1t to all suffering from
the above complaints. Yours respectfully.
MRS. MONROE PARKER,
$50 Athens street.