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bF THE GREAT HEALTH RE-
STORER.-In all ages of the world the skill and
scientific attachments of man have been direct
ed to a study of the human system and dis
covery Of the various ills to which it ;i ieir. If
after years of constant application, some distin-
guished physician has succeeded in compound
ing an agent by which the slightest ache may
be overcome, he has been hailed as a great
benefactOr of his race, and with great propriety
the world have gladly sung pseans to his praise
This being proper, in thediscovery of remedy
for a single disease, how much more indebted
are the whole humap family to the inventor of
BAKERS BTyTE8S, q medicine that has stood
the test of time, and proved a panacea for Dys-
pepsia, Diarrhoea, Cholera MOrbus, Crainp
Cholic, Giddiness, Nervous Debility, Loss Of Ap.
petite, and Sour Stomach, while thS various
nostrums of quacEs arA empifics have Hour
ished for an hour and then disappeared never
again to be revived.
BAKERS BiTTERs are now used in hundreds
of families in Virginia as their only medicine
and that they are appreciated even by medical
men as tonic Df great virtue, is abundantly at
tested by hundreds of certificates in the hands
of the Proprietor,
BAKERS HITTENs are compounded entirely
OF vegetable extracts, which are SO harmoni-
ously blended that all ages and sexes may use
them with benefit, and without the fear of
the slightest injury. Try them by all means
ana then speak of them to the afflicted as they
deserve. 1'
Sold by all druggista sad country merchant
eVeryWheSe. u. BAKER, Proprietor,
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ALEXANDRIA GRAIN MARKET.

R1cnnoND NAR~E7. AGg. 2StfIThe marke
ID only arly active. with moderate receipts "a
81 hne to choice family brands. Offering !. q
wheat day reached about 1000 bushels. WITH
saa6s III 1O0@ Ito for priyae to choice white. and
red at phi ees ranging from 80 to lilo for fair t0
STRICTLY choice. Light offerings of Corn, and
small sales at So for white. A small lot Of Rye
brought IS. Sales Of prime spring Oats at Ssi@34.
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ODER FERTILIzER.-Buy this standard Fer
tilizer and you will not be disappointed in the
results. 1t ]. E. GRAHAM, Agent.
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CHEAP LUNCHING.-We can heartily Dopl-
mend to all the excellent accommodations pro-
vided at the Virginia Hotel Eating Bar. You
will there find any kink of lunch you may want
at surprisingly low prices. Give the manager,
Mr.. James NJ. Wilson, a call md see for your
self.
We would call special attention to Major
Newton's double Il column advertisement in
this issue-his arrangement to keep on hand the
different lst class sewing machines-will prove
great convenience to the public. Give h i'm q
call,
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so cases FRUIT JARS in Store, 10000
gals. STONE-WARE, at 10 and 121z cts. per gal.
Call early! Call early!! at
sep3-2t LIPscoMP SoMERv1LLE's.
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EhNrsddY, September a6th, 1878

THsS' seeetg, Septenoer 2bth, 1875,
a 3 roft Lewis, in Bath county, all the stock =
~ S t lows, oxen, Hay, Corn. Wheat. Oats,
%S.; t,osetnef with the Farming Implements.
az, ms VIII be an attractive sale on account of
e,G eAIeeilence and number of the live stccS,-
that a Ms:mIen dollsrs aaf, under, cash; over
t snae amount, 1aanths credit on well en-
,au90ttds JAMES G Coc1HIP m rr,stee
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a ~ A RI

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood &C., will send re-
cipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by amission-
D. Bible House, Neao York City. nos 1y
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SO cases FRUIT JARS in Store. 10000
gals. STONE-WARE. at 10 and 121z cts. per gal.
Call early! Call early! at
sep3-2t LIPsCooMB & SoMERvILLE'S.
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MARRIAGES.

coNFEcTIoNAR1Es at c. A. R1cHAnpsos's
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Sold by all druggigtl sad country merchant
everyWhere, -. BAKER, Proprietor
Vc
MANHO0D: now LOST, now RE.

M AN!lVOD: HOW LOST, HOW RE.
AXl STORED! Just published, new edi-
tlon OF DE. CulvertOn's Celebrated Essay
on Inc radical cure (without medicine) of Srer.
matorrhoea or Seminal Weakness, Iavoiufta-
~ seminal Losses, InpStenoy, Mental and
Phys1cai tncapaaity, In1pediments to Marriage,
ETC., Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced
by sel1-lndulgence or sexual extravaganza, &c
Mg-Pr1ce, IN a sealed envelope, only siX cents
me celebrated author, in this admirable Es-
say, clearly de;aonstrates, from a thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
quences 'of Self--Abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous tse of Internal n1efis-
cine OF the application Of we knifs: naintina
oas t92as q pHre a once simple, certain and
ei a Ia, pY means of which every sufferer,
no 911iiaStef what his condition may be, may cure
hi t Lme haaply, privately and radically,
- 1nss Lecture should be in the hams of ev.
cry youth and every man IN the land.
of HGms eader seal, in a plain envelope, to any
amtess, posE1td on receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address the Publishers,
=. THE CULVER WE'LL MEDICAL, CO.,
cetta-ly
DUHLlC SALE OF VALUABLE PER,
y SONAL PROPERTY.-As Trustee in a
Desu Oh trust executed by Zen iaInin Crawford
ana recorded IN Rock lam and Bath coun.
~ ees, ~ Of which, and al the request
sag CrAawfofd. will sell. on
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Just received large stock of hats for gentle
men, boys and children, of latest style, which
will be sold very low.
G. L. WELLER
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REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOTs AND SHOES
Il have just returned from the East with a
large stock OF boots and shoes, purchased at
C. L. WELLER.
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OLIVE OIL at c. A. RICHARDSON'S
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SUGARS at c. A. RICHARDSON'S.
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COFFEE at the Tea store, Is, II, IS, and 20 cts
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SUMMER WEArHER.-Range of Thermometer
in the office of the Virginia Hotel during the
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ODER FERTILIzER.-You will soon want your
Fertilizer. Leave your order at once.
ct ]. E. GRAHAM, Agent.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, March 30 -Snied from Flushing $3.50 PM.
stcamer switzerland (Beg), Jackson Now York.
Sailed 2sth. bark Ivanhoc B Patrick, Philadelphia
BRixnAn March 2o--Arvcd. bark Fioke (Nor). Michel.
SEN New York for Stavauger
BARcpLoSA, March 27-Arrved. bark Arctusn (sp)
Gocho. New Orleans via Cndz.
Also arrived 27th steamer Castillo (Sp). Capollo New
Orleans via Havana.
CRooKuAvgS. March ~ 9-Passcd, steamer Bulgaria (r)
Trant, from Boston for Liverpool.
GExoA March a7-Arrived. bark Pictro Utai, Ca6oro
New York
HAvnE, March 27-Arrivcd. ship Republic (Br) Rose
New YORK; bark John Gedd.c (Br), Jackson Savannah
sailed 2sth ships Commerce tBr), Nickerson Delaware
Brcakwater; John CLARK. Ross, New York Scoto (Br)
MITCHELL United States: bark Nellie May Blair, New
Isle or WIGHT, March 30. GAM on, steamer Canada
(BD, sumner, from New York for London
LIVERPOOL, March 3o-Arrived, bark Andrea (Greek),
Cocchinas, New York.
Also arrived 3Oth. steamer Gasscndi (BD, Armstrong,
New Orleans
sailed 3otb bark Industrie CtaD, schianno, United
States.
Lospos March 3o-Arrived, ship George outon (Br),
Hamilton. New York.
QuErss1owS, Maren 27-Arrived barks Amiczia dtaI),
Mareuso. Philadelphia; 3oh. Fritz Smith (Norl Larsen.
New York.
Also arrived 3oth. steamer Ontario Orr, Bouchettc.
Potland No Victoria (r), Williams, Boston (and both
proceeded for Liverpool.
Ao arrived 30h, steamer Parthia (Br), Talbot, New
York Tor Liverpool (and procssdedh e
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Chovaer. Of the Dutch steamer Schiedam, has
connection with the HERALD weather service
STEAMER EoLus, Of the Wexford line to New YORK.
hauled March 30 would leave Ne wport tor Stoning
her place.
smr SPARTAN ashore at Fire Island splendid ship
44S tons and built Ivy Mr. Robert Jackson OF
East Boston, in 1874. She Is by Messrs IL Henry
Sears Co, of Boston, and others
IrAskA 1897 tons tuilt Of Bath in 1857 metaed
in 1867, her here from Liverpool, has beon
sold TOR German account at $i1 600.
BARK MARTHA RIpEoUr which arrived at Port Blakely
2lst passed hull of vessel bottom arch
painted red She keel vessel. ana evidently
schooner.
BARK MARTHA DAVIS, Benson, is to proceed from va-
paraso Honolulu for the purpose of bringing to New
bedford the oil To te transhippcd at Honolulu from dis
abled bark Jennie Pitts
BRrG ALPHA dIr). 255 tons. built at Port Midway In
1854 ut this port has beon sold for Norwegian
count. on private terms
ScnR HUNTER has just been purchascd OF Hon John A
Buck Of Oriand by Gen Davis son and Others Of Rock
land and will be commanded by Capt u X Nash. Tho
Ilunter built In 1876 is lO> feet long 20 feet beam,
Oh feet bold. and registers 1877 tons She is
ite from hurricane Island The price paid $500
scnR TRITON while going up Pscataqu1 River Thursday
morning TO 10 thoways NcnI's yard, grounded on
rocks Pumpkin Island aud the Navy Yard,
where ,hc had to wait food tide to float her Her
foreioot will require repairs.
Close ESAILISG.-schrs Maggie odd, Capt Norwood and
Carrie u Alien. Captain Newcomb cleared ut New York
the time for Konce PR sailed together (Feb 27
and arrived at the port OF destination the same day.
SHrPBufDING John Piper is going to comm encc
at small bshng vessel at kockport, Me.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
AN OLD MANS WRONGS.

HOW HIS FARM, THE BARD EARNINGS or
LABoRIous LIFE. WAS SOLD BY TRUSTED
LAWYER. WHO APPROPRIATED THE PROCEEDS,
LEAVING THE OWNER PENNILEss.
PouGHKEEPsIE, March 30, 1873.
Justice Barnard. in Tho Supreme Court here today
before the calling actions related 70 the law
yers and others gathered In the court room tho par
ucuisrs OF case which came before bin on THURSDAY
OF this week. which places New York lawyer In no
envable hight.
On tho day mentioned q very stormy one) party
of four entered his court room-one an old man,
eighty years OF age named ~ Conklip, and his
daughter and the other two, W. Van Bcnschoten
and wife. all OF Putnam Valley The old mans story.
as substantiated by proof was that hs wife and an
other daughter are insane, aud have been for somc
years In 1874 seeing that could not get along, he
desired to sell his farm OF 100 for 1900.
IL ,s located in Putnam Valley, ana the prop
erty accumulation oi liio time.
He came across New York lawyer and told him the
story OF his troubles The lawyer told him no could
sell mis- iarm tor HIM and prevailed ON the old man
deed IL to him, so that he could handle the deed IN
New York. Fully confding in him tho poor old fel-
low signed the deed and passed u over The lawyer
Popular Lilo Insurance Company ana never made
any for it, and to-day homeless aud helpless
In old age the poor old pfan
thing that will restore 10 him his property But
Judge Barnard does where tnero Is any law
tha, will help him. but says Is SIMPLY a case OF
in man whose name should bo o by
word and reproach
MIR. ConkIin was tho first Grand Juror In Putnam
county, and says that tho session was held IN
church. His daughter who In court with him Is
not insane but she had Taco which bot0kened OK
treme sorrow and sadness, anu AS Judgc Barnard
marked, Her own countensnce told the story oi the
load she had had 10 bear for In taking
or poor mother and aud aecrepid
iather and now every thing Is swept from thcm."
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
BOUND FAST.
CLEARED.

stoomey City Of Berlin Br). Kennedy. Liverpool via
stsamer The Queen (B Altree Liverpool via Queens.
steamer Victoria tBr,, Young. GIasgow-IIenderson
steamer Donau oIor) Bussins, Brcmen via southsmp
steamer Acapulco CIapp. AspinwsllP Mail Steam
Steamer Geo Clyde, winnstt. Havana VIM Clyde
Steamer State IF Texas Nickeson. Galveston via Key
Steamer Morgan City Read. New Orieans-Bogert 4
Hudson .ssr New seaman
Steamer cha.Isstou. Lockwood, chsrossonJ W ouIn-
steamer Regulator. Doano Wilmington. NC-wm
Steamer Old Dominion, Walker Norfolk. City Point and
Steamer John Gibson MasnGo, Alexandria, Va. via
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Phiiadsiphia-James
Hand.
Ship Hope curtis. AMER for osders-k Buck Co.
Ship NsIcSy eGas asta anls r oT a%.op
Ship o,Thyne Con, Jorlan Bremen-Muiler & Kruger.
Ship David Crockett Anderson San Frsncisco-Sutton
Bark Nellie Brett Davis. AMER for ordcrs-Brett Son
BARK Jano ure tBp. Mitchell Liverpool-J Whitney
BARK sagA tNop, Hucs. Cork Falmouth for ordsrsc
Bark LORENZO tNo,; Ktleson Cork or Falmouth for
Bsrk Los DOB, oivari Cork for orders-Benham 4
sT,sss rsa,s assS Cork for or
@ Rss R:sf a @siH Hay9
Bark Juventa tNor). Lima, Marseies-Lonis Tetens.
BARK Hhea Qicr), Budig. Bordeaux-C Tobias Il Go.
Bark Teresina Qtal), Romeo, Llsbon-Lauro. Storey
Scarpnti
Bark Andrea Padre dtaD, Canna,era Constantinopie-
Lauro, Storey 4 Scarpati.
Eark CxriD Tidmarsb st Croix-P Hanford.
Brig Selma STANFORD dtal, Aarcsca. Naples-Benham
Boyesep 49,
schr Alma, Johnson Mayaguez. PR e Sanches y Dolz
Schr Mary William, Austin. tion aivos --R Murry, Jr
Schr Phe6e, Medero, Baraaoa-BJ Weinberg Il Co.
Schr Cecilc, Pender, Baracoa-Abioi Abbott.
schr Annie Brown (Br) Curry. Corvallis Ns-D Do
Wolf h Co. -rf :.
Ray. 49,
Schr Eagle, Robbins, J ackson vile w arren Ray
Schr Iiily Cole, Charleston Evans Ball h Co
scr Thos Van Glider, Van Glider, Georgetown, SEE
Hurbury Il Go
Schr chancellor. Ferguson, ProvideuceFrank Pidgeon.
sehr Alton Miner. Mapes. Providonce-C Chas living.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
2nh -Arrlr.d b.r. Apton,.... a.. B.r.oo..e. Sd.

Arrived bark Antouiests dtsD Bsrsoosso. ss-
GisarednBaTks SaSn tSor,: .i,s Ghnssn,;sa; Lsi.h;
Sailed asd' scSr VIM Jourisn Eehsrd.on New
sssf s:sa :ss' Boston SH%
sch.Sriiysd steamer. L:1ss..sr Mnl., wl.mssSrs;
@d''i fe1d bark isnsss SSor ysr.s LvsrpSoi ssS!.
Sail. E,ss f1, wseo peIe Se"e"
Roman, Croweli. Boston ronswauds.
FS"..s S: vsssa's fgsf.:
msrs wa.le9 New York; Sars o Amor % I..n das..i Cork
Davis Davis Lisbon; Rebccos shepherd, frsm6ss. Il !.
s:y s:y Ess: .rsS s, s
.n us.s & sooG
Hou.sn. oassn.town Alberto Aps csrneysh do K.t
%s..ns,.I syesr A,I.,,s - ,ns% City, th
od DEL .M Mssa srs s.s or
io PoRrE%Sp IN Me- March sS-Xrrivsd Maggie Ellen.
ksnsssss - sso1s: sborn New York.
faSvIDENGE. March sa-Arrived. steamer catharns
w.S rhssS.a usa. sen L... Barker. RAJ.
LCtsIs Bsl Di and Esinsssr d M1~srs vi,snis
.Is sfSissy fasy Ss'ss'
f.. @ S.a. Ss
smith stockham, Hart. and Eliza Pharo. Watson.
ssx .shI NJ. sssscf NJ
%. Ahos Ssw Ss.
SAN FRANt,ISt,O. March 22--Arrved. ship Yosemite.
son; Tidal Wave. Reynolds. DO;
Ceared-ship continental Clark. Liverpool; schr Venus
Saiied~Shp British Envoy tBr) Stewart, Liverpool;
bark Agaia lBr Jack Valparaiso; schr Good TempiaL
- MaWh~Cioared, ship Golden Gats (Br. Kempe Liver
SAVANNAH. March so-Arrived. bark Marie Hey,
Cieacd~Barks Irene (Br). Parry, Oacrnarvon; Lynes
Now S'il ilaysn; i 81 KsiiS. Ellis Now York. Curtis XsE
eriy Norton, Fernandina- - -
Sailed City Of Macon; Nieker.on New York;
tsvidso; schr W : Farwcii Bsitimors.' N'''
SATII.LA RIVER, March lo-Arrived, bark Ashsntee
23d- trrived schr Etta Barter. Barter. Savannah.
sailed -Schr Carries Bailey, higgins, Bath, Me-
SALEM. March 25-Arrived. schr Black Warrior. Ste
9th Arrived, scbr Arctic. Ginn Philadelphia
2sth Arrive l. schr Nellie Eaton, Townsend, New York
launched by Cushing Co. IS loading With lime 10,
viNEYARD HAVEN. March 2s-Arriyed s.eamtug cy.
cops. Eis New York for Boston, with steamer North
~as rs for New York: Calvin Harris Benton, Booth
s.,icdseIrs Ca.sva%ssak, Honest Abe. yne s!usmop.
Edwssd ;s:S,sy Maggie Belle Ssn,s%in Js@ss Ponder
doc Lucy May Grand Island Helen T6ompson Xeghania
Webster barnard. Nickerson, and ID Ellis.
brig Elsie cisrS schrs + Baxter Ganses Geo Calhoun
lBr). Florence NOVEL;, Ann Brown. Barnes Oregon,
Jno BaIcS' 4 Psns, Lins: Mills L Messsr, IL
Macomber, Abbie IL lodsman,J HATFIELD tBr,. and G
WiIAiSGroN. Nc. March es--Arrivsd, bark Rudolph
E,SH GsrI ssrbsnSk AnswsEp (no as ss,sgraPhsd,
brio v"Sn 0isr n ss'S'n'''
WASHINGTON. NC March 27-Arrived. schr Carolina.
WARREN, March 29-sailed schr Annie Leland. Homer,
New York.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
PROFESSOR ALBERT y. cHuncH. =

Albert +. Church. LII D., professor Of mathematics
at the Military Academy at West Point died yesterday
at that place. lie was born In Connecticut and was
appointed to tho Academy from that State. He en-
tered the service as brevet second lieutenant OF
iilcry July l, 1925 and promoted 10 tho rank OF
first lieutenant June 1885, In the following year he
was app ,inted professor Of tho Mill.
tary Academy and continued to discharge tho duties
Of that position TO tho tme OF his death
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
ASSAULT ON A sTEPFATHER.

While at toa last evening james Albeit, residing At
No. IS Bruen street, Newark got into dispute with
his wife regarding tho quality Of the food The
vas a violent assault by Albeit on his wife AT this
lad oil seventcen sprang TO tho defence OF his mother
and attacked his sepiathrr with ordinary taole-
kniie, iniicting on him several severe wounds Tho
prncipa wound is IN the mock and believed to havo
opened the. Jugular Tho lan, who goes by the name
oil William AUbctt, was arrested and held await the
consequences OF his Assault. Abbett's wounds were
drawn together with silver threads, but the attending
physician had very slight hopes OF his recovery
Young Albeit was quito cool ami said he only pro-
tecled hrs mother from the ruiiiany assault OF his
afon nfath
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
THE AFRICAN CHURCH MILITANT.

Two officers OF the First police precinct, Brooklyn
were attracted to tho Brdgc Street African Methodist
Episcopal Church. where a protracted meeting was
being held, on Friday night last, by sounds
which did not resemble the prayers of wor.
shippers. Upon arriving at the church tho
officers found George w. Batum, u trustee Of
the Church, residing at No 923 Atlantic avenue and
Warren Bridgman oil No. IA Green lane, IN ALI angry
dispute. Each alleged thai he had been assaulted by
the other, and the two wcro arrested counter
charges. The difficulty Is said TO have been occa.
stoned by Bridgman's inability TO enter the church 10
Join his wife alter ten O'Clock When taken before
Judge Walsh yesterday morning tho prisoners werc
hold IN $500 bail each Their examination will take
place OIL April
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
PAUPER VOTING.

District Attorney Isaac S. Catlin, OF Kings county,
has promulgated a notice in reference to pauper
voting and tho election to bo held N the county
towns on Long Island on Tuesday next lie says that
officers VIII bo detailed TO make arrests tho spot,
and vi his assistants viii DO present 10 prosecute
any person arrested for violation OF election laws
IL has been the practice ior years past permit tho
paupers Ia the Aims House and other county iustitu-
lions ~ vote. though prohibited by law from doing
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
SAILED.

Steamers Queen tB for Liverpool: City of Berlin
stras.Sa5g a!srl DO; AssDulso: A.pnwa Andss tBil.
Galveston. &c: Morgan City New Orleans Hudson,
City OF Savannah savannah; Charleston Charleston; !;
minion. kiemond &c: John Gibson. Georse,own. DC {;
Augvad tNor) Newc aste. on Tyne: Gulio GtaD. Bor
denux Nosra Signora del Boschetto lIts, Queenstown
or Falmouth Abraham (Aus Havre; Due Fratei Utah,
Naples brigs san Raesle dtsD. Gibraltar via bermuda
WIN Levering from Bull River, SCI. Woods Hole: Jes
sic Hart drom Small Point, Mel Maggie Bell Crom Rock
land). Abel w Parker, Gibson, for Southern ports
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
THE PHONOGRAPH.

very successful exhibition OF the phonograph was
given yesterday at Police Headquarters In the pres
ence of the Commission and number OF ladies and
gentlemen who had boon invited to witnoss IT, The
instrument repeated songs and messages that could
be distinctly heard In every part OF the large
which tho exhibition was given. Just the gather
ing about to dsperse President King OF the Fire
department. was surprised TO hear tho photograph
invite the company 10 dinner at Dcmonico's today
on his behalf Who is responsible for The invitation
which caused a laugh, DID not trausIirc.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
FALL RIVER OPERATIVES.

ACTION OF THE MILL OWNERS SEVERELY
coNpEMNED-No STRIKE TO DE ATTEMPTED
AT PRESENT.
FALL RIVER. Mass., March 80. 1878.
At . mass meeting OF operatives held At the Acad-
smy OF Mnsic To- night the committee appointed the
previous meeting reported that the Board of Trade
refused TO meet and confer with them on
the fifteen por cent reduction Speeches were made
severely condemning The action OF manulacurcrs
as oppressors, and protesting against the injustice
OF a cut down. Resolutions Of like tenor were
adopted The operatives voted not 10 strike at pres
ent but pledged themselves to combat at favorable
OPPORTUNITY the position OF the MAJ uaCturers
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
WHALEMEN.

Scr Clara Sparks ut Provncetown has been receiving
slight repairs, ana is ut present fitting for
dated Feb - from schr Oracle Parker.
ton Of Providence. her IT st Vincent Cape verd
Islands alter very rough passage
Letters March schr Rising SUM- Taylor OF
Providence at Myo she had previously touched at Toba
go, alter outward passage OF i6 days had whales
bnt had lowered her very heavy
sea- Reports schrs Ellen Rizpai, Dunhan, aud Graec n
Parker Marston both OF hump
back whale Also sehr Agate Atkins, frovincetown. with
40 bbls VIII oil
letter from schr Antarctic Bell reports ber Myro
wi no oil since last
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
TO BE HANGED.

wAsHSGroS, D. G., March 80, 1878.
Samuel A. Clark, colorrd, convicted OF the murder
of John Lee, alias Jack Cash, also colored Christ.
day last, was today sentenced TO be hanged on
Friday, April 20, next
CHICAGO, March 80, 1873.
Sherry and Connolly wero sentenced to-day TO be
hanged on juno Il for the murder OF Hugh McCon.
vile.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
RESUMPTION OF COAL MINING.

POrTsvILLE, Pa, March 80, 1875
general resumption OF mining operations will
Iakc place in the schuyIKill coal regions on Monday
next The allotment Tor March very small IN
proportion to the capacity OF tho Mines giving but
one weeks work during The month. which. together
with the general suspension OF operations in Febru-
ary has caused great desiItuiion among the mining
casses The announcement that 400. 900 tons are 10
be mined IN the Schuyki region during April is,
therefore. received with much good feeling that
amount being SUFFICIENT to grve emf mpoymcnt for over
two weeks TO all engaged tho coal trade through
0uLf hta tton
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
NEVADA BANK CHANGES.

SAN FRAsoisCo, March 80, 1873.
At meeting OF the directors Of tho Nevada Bank
yesterday the resignation OF {. l. Christensen, as
cashier, pied. Mr.. Christensen. In nection
with G. w. Cnurcn formerly of Fort Hamilton, N. Y,
Will have charge OF branch OF the Nevada Bank 10 DO
opened in New York IN May. Both these gentlemen
are now roste 10 Now York. The iormcr will pro.
ceed direct London arrange some business mat
tcrs In England aud France. Nr. Henry w. Gienny,
Da assistant cashier OF tho Nevada Bank, has been
nected cashieY.
The New York herald., 1878-03-31
OAKEY HALLS LECTURE.

Oakley Hall will this evening deliver his lecture at
Stcinway Hall on "OConnoil, Parncl and the irish
obstructionsts" Tho proceeds OF lecture are u
be donated to 81. vinccnt's Hospital, an institution
which is just In great necd of assistance Tho
subject oil tho lecture Is an attractive one aud Mr.
HulPs fame as lecturer who rs always Interesting
no matter what his theme is, will no doubt draw =
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