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ment OF the New Orleans mint. was offered
by Mr. Gibson, OF Louisiana, and was adyo-
Gated by Stephens of Georgia. Butler Of
Massachusetts, and Garfield OF Ohio; but
By combination OF members who wanted
the establishment Of branch minis in other
localities the amendment was reiected-n
| - Z.
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C,DCKEnY. GLASSWARE. az.
DEFRIGERATORS.

PERPETRATORS Of all The most desirable
kinds, 10th with and without WATER-COULERS
warranted to give satisfaction they may be re-
turned. Prices very low.
MRS KNOX's CENTENNIAL FLUTING-sIA-
CHIMES.
CLhRk'S PATENT NURSERY SWING, with
trapcze altachmcnt-:he newest thing out.
Also full line of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and
HOUSE-FURNISIIING GOODS. OF all the latest
designs, at popular prices. r. L. TAYLOR.
APPS 101 Main street.
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4 HoIsE-THIEF HUNG Ely A MOB Atchi-
son, Kun, April pa special dispatch
from Greenleaf, Kan, announces that
Fritz Meyers, q notorious horse-thief, was
taken from the Jail at Belleville. Republic
county, Saturday night, and hanged by a
mob OF forty men, armed and masked.
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RAILROAD CONTEST ADJUSTED.-Cinci
natl, OHIO, April 90 The competition for
eastward-bound travel, which has resulted
in cutting Of passenger fares between
Cincinnati and eastern cities, ended to-day
in the restoration OF schedule rates by all
lines.
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Eupnrar Of William EyaraS.

WINDSOR, VT, April 3o.-Tbe funeral OF
William Evarts, son of the Secretary OF
State, took place here to-day. His father
and mother were detained in New York city
by the dangerous and perhaps fatal illness
of nnnthar son.
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THEIR FINAL RgsTIsG-PIAcE.-- India1a-
dpotts, April 29.-Senator Morton's remains
were taken from the vault and buried in
The fainily-yailit at, Crown Hill cemetery tor
day. The immediate family and a. few
friends were present. Rev. Dr. Bayliss and
Key cleayer conducted the religious, ser.
vices. 1913
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Movements OF Mysterious Steamer.
POSSIBLE PRIYATEERING IN VIEW.

and was very popular.
Movements OF n Mysterious Steamer.
POSSIBLE PRIyATEERING IN VIEW.
SOUTHWEST HARBoR, Me-, April 30
About 7 O'clock on Sunday morning the
steamer Cimbria, of Hamburg, one of the
Hamburg-American line, arrived at this
place. According to Captain Badenhen-
sens statement she is chartered by an agent
OF the Russian Government. She proceed
ed to Baltic port in Russia, and there took
on board six hundred men, mostly Firms,
as Storage passengers, and siXty-threc
men MS cabin passengers. She sailed from
the Baltic port Oh April Goth, and passed
around the north OF Scotland. Captain Ba-
dcnbensen was under orders from one OF
the cabin passengers. and when oil Cape
Sable he was directed to shape his course
for Cape Cod, and thence to lay his course
for Southwest Harbor. He has no cargo:
only ship-storcs. He is now here waiting
for orders. He processes utter ignorance
OF the destination Of the vessel or men. No
person has been ashore except Captain Ba-
denhensen and the gentleman in charge.
The latter ha, the bearing OF q naval officer,
and il q Russian. The collector OF the port
has not yet boarded the ship, and no other
person has been allowed on board. The
ship is full of men, and keeps steam up con-
tinually.
TIE MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
ELLSWORTH, MAINE, April 30.-The pas
sengers on board Of the steamer CimbrlG,
at Southwest Harbor, prove to be rcgu-
lary. organized ships company OF GO Of
ticers and 600 seamen OF the Russian 1mpe-
rial navy, under command OF the Count
Grcienberg. On her arrival long dispatch
in CIPHER was sent to Admiral LessoWsky,
at St. Petersburg, and the officers seem TO
be awaiting reply. The ship has Il large
amount OF stores on board, including coal
for ten days steaming. No arms OF ammu-
milton are visible, and the officers OF the
steamer deny that there are any on board.
The officers and crew OF the steamer num-
her 10. and are all Germans.
Captain Badenben:en was taken out Of
another steamer and appointed to the Chm
bria three days after he reached Hamburg,
and she took in stores and passengers as
RAPIDLY as possible. Captain Badenhenscn
has asked for 4 bill of health from this port.
The Russian officers are very reticent about
the object OF their visit, and even profess to
be ignorant OF their destination or the pur-
nose of their being sent here. Among the
officers is a Russian nobleman OF high rank,
who was with the Grand Duke on bis visit
to this country. None OF the officers have
been on shore except the captain and purser
Of the ship and the payIlaster al the Rus
sian corps.
The collector has boarded the ship and
found her papers all right, corresponding
to the captains statement. a formal entry
was made to-day, and Il list Of her passen-
gers will be furnished rs soon as it can be
made out. They observe no special secrecy,
but have permitted the Associated-Press
representative to freely go about the vessel.
They think they may remain here some
days, as the officers are inquirins about
game and fish. The ship came III without
a local DilOt
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. April 80. 1878.
TIC urc:.Ss "-,!ay inprisc,I 2 ho@&::sais and
Is licrccs. ';i.C OF. rings ii; auction on Change
were 10 packages; ~ which number 20 |erc taken
IN. and the remainder sold al prices ranging rom
f2. GO TO $3.50. The iast-namcd price was paid bv
McCoui, sullivan & Go. One package was taken IN
at $3.50.
At Shockcc warehouse 500 pounds of loose to-
bacco were sold. Eigncst price paid, $3.50.
We continue 10 quote:
NEW DARK.
LugS.-Common TO medium. $l.5OGl32; medium
to good, S3@S3.50.
LeGf-Comnon, s4M:5: medium, 5000: good,
SG.5QMS7.5O; fine, SSM$lO.
BRIGHT.
Lugs.-Commou colOry, S3@lS4.
FiNers.-Ccmmon. S4GLS5; medium, TJMS7;
good, S7@$10; fine, $l0MSl3.
!SnlokerS.-Common. S7@SS.50: medium. SOC
81: good, S1O@$l3; fine, $15G,S1S; fancy, 81 8
iVrapperS.-Common, s1o@$14: medium. $15
6pS2O; good, $25@S40; fine, S50@$55; fancy,
S6OMS65.
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A Fatal Game of Cards.

New ORLEANS, April 3O.-William Glib
son and James r. Lawless, pilots on the
steamboat Fanchon, quarrelled this evening
over game of cards. Gibson was fatally
stabbed.
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SEED.
CARPETS. MATTaNGS. &c.

MO. %, CORNER GOVERNOR AND
IN FRANKLIN STREETS.-We have just
ceived full line Of new goods. Chinese Bfattings
all grades, from 90 to zoe. per yard Oil Cloths
Carpets, Shades, Holland Cornice a1d Lace Cur
tains. Rugs. Mats, &c. full line of all kinds OF
Paper l1angiu2s. Work done In town or country.
All orders promptly ATTENDED 10.
ap 19-1m PHILLIPS & JENNINGS.
mi \ r T n G S.
We call attention 10 OF the largest and cheapest
stocks OF
IA TINGS
ever brought to this city, The latest spripg styles in
CARPETS,
OlL-CLOTuS.
LACE CURTAINS, &C.,
In stock. at very low prices.
GEORGE W. ANDERSON 6 SONS.
ap5 1904 Main street.
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Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
RaiirGaG.

CHICAGO, April 30.-The annual report OF
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern rail-
road shows 81 per cent. earnings, notwith-
standing the payment of nearly half mil
lion dollars on account Of the % killed and
G4 wounded by the Ashtabua disaster.
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BODK.EiNDHEG.

DOCK BINDING TO SUIT THE MEANS
y AND TASTE OF ALL.-Our Budery IL CONF
plete enough 10 turn oIt any kind of work wanted
equal To any North South. We use materials ana
worklncn according 10 the quality of work, there
fore we can bind In cheap banner ct your price.
or in The best artistic style AT OUR price. GOOD
BLASK-D0DkSa specially. ,.,.,>,,,,,
We have for sale at $500 BOOk-BlNDERI
with NIL the necessary machinery and tools. THIS -
q good chance for some active man TO MAKE q geod
living. Zap 22-d&wl RASDOLFii EN"LiStt.
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APOEEFNARsS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
THE QUEEN OF TADLE-WATERs.
HIGHLY ErFERvESCENT.

DIR. HUNTER McGUIRE, RICHMOND tSurgeoa to
late Stenewall Jacksonl "Healthful and de-
lIghtrul to drink. Valuable in Dyspepsia and
Govt"
PROFESSOR j. A. WANhLYN, ST. GEORGES
HOSPITAL, LONDON. "Hishly cheryescent,
wholesome, and absolutely pure; superior to
all Others"
DIR. r. OGDEN DOREMUs. Absolutely pure
and wholesome; superior to all for daily use;
free from all the objections urged against Gro
ton and artifcially aerated waters"
DIR. PETER HOOD, PRESIDENT OF THE HERTs.
MEDICAL SOCIETY, ETC. superior to Vichy
and yals.'
PETER SQUIRE, +. J.. s., CHEMIST TO THE
QUEEN; 10th edition OF Companion to the
British Pharmacopeia. "Exhilaratlng; good
or sickness, dyspepsia, and loss of APPETITE"
C. MAcNAMARA, i. r. q. s., c. 8. L, Surgeon to
Westminster Hospital, London. !" Moro whole
some and refreshing than soda or settler water.'
HERMAN WEBER, NJ. d., FIR. c. r, Physician
= to the German Hospital, London. "Of great
value in lthic acid diathcsis, In eatarrah of the
bladder, and Of the respiratory organs; agree.
able and usesl.'' I.,
FREDERICK DE barry CO.,
Al and AS Warren street, New York,
81 l.
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TH1NA, CHINA.
SPRING IMPORTATIONS.

DECORATED DINNER and TTA-SETS (Frcnch);
DINNER and Observation-Disclosures (smilar
in appearance to China, but cheaper);
DECORATED CHaMBER-SETS-Eas Lake and
other new patterns;
NOVEL GOODS:
BRONZE SCUSCES:
VENETIAN GLASS:
WOOSTER CHINA; .,..
PLATED WARE:
MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS, &c.
GEORGE GIBSON, JE.,
app 1907 Main street,
NEW GOOD neutrality-suspicious., Wire
IN Meat-Safes characteristics ut AL prices; Eng
lish Porcelain Dinncr-S.ts 600 pieces at Sic !;
Flavllaud's French China Moss Rrsc Tca-SciS t44
pieces) Mt I'll; Decorated Tca-Scts rs low as SO !;
English Porcelain Tea.Ses ia pieces ut So; Chill
drcn's Carriages from SO mp.
ROBERT HAROLD.
ap2 S17 Eroad and 900 Slain street.
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FROM STONE AND
L WOOD CONTRACTORS for repairs TO the
RIVER DAN at the head-gates Of the Manchester
water-power viii! be received until 2 o'clock NJ. CT
FRIDAY the Sd of May, 1878: also, specifications
Of The work will be seen at tie Office OF the Cher o!
Police.
The Committee on Water reserve the right 10 re-
Get any or all bids. j. a. LfPSCoMB,
Acting City Engineer.
MANCHESTER, april 80, 1878. ap30-3t
EASE OF THE PENITENTIARY
or THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
The undersigned. appointed com missioners for the
proved March, G, 1878, will receive
SEALED PROPOSALS TILL JUSE l, 1878,
FOR THE
LEASE OF THE PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA
Any one desiring 10 submit proposal viii be Iuf-
nshcd with specifications application to Tue see
rotary OF the Commonwealth. The lease VIII DC Tor
not less than three nor more than seven Year,.
FRED. W. ii. HOLIDAY,
Governor;
JAMES MCDONALD.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
JAMES g. FIELD,
RICHMOND. April 8, 1878. sp6-lm
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BY Telc.rassE.
NEW YORK.

NEW iOT:E. April 30.-Gold opened at lOO2.
NoOn-Stocls irregular. Money cal 5 per
cent. Gold, 1909 ExchanYe-LoDS, 1867: short.
4S9 States dull. Governments firm aud better Tor
some. ..
Erentng.-M Money, COZ. Sterling steady al 4SGH.
Gold firm at 1002s Governments firm: new
SIS, 1858. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
% BALTIMORE. April 30.-Vrginil Gs, Old, 90 !;
deferred. Ak consolidated. 6I4: second series, 30
North Carolina 6's, old, 10 /; new, 8. Sid to-day
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XLVTH CONGRESS--Second Session
WASHINGTON, April 80, 1878.
SENATE.

The bankrupt bill was laid aside.
The Finance Committee reported adverse
" on Mr.. Beck's concurrent resolution de-
ciaring it ineXpedient to levy taxes at this
time to maintain the sinking fund. The
committee were discharged from It's further
In submitting the report
MIR. Morrill, said that the law rs it now stood
provided for the sinking fund, and could not
be repealed by a concurrent resolution.
A half dozen amendments offered to the
bankrupt bill were voted down, and with
out final action the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE. -
y In the consideration Of the legislative
appropriation bill to-day an amendment
appropriating s1S5,000 for the reestablish-
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STAGE LINE.
~--~-~~-------
CHURCH HILL STAGE.

CHURCH HILL STAGE.
4 new aud commodIous STAGE viii start ON Nom
day morning from the corner OF Twen:Y-afth aud
Yenable streets.
Fare--Singe, l0c.; four tickets, 25e.; ei2hteen
Runs as follows: Leaves Church Hill at $50 A.
M. leaves post-nice 1T 1:l5@AsM.: leaves Churcil
AN 7:l5 A. NJ. Make trips eysry three quarters OF
q hour d.,rng tho day, Leaves the post,ofiee ~
p. Al, DAVID A. BELL,
an a9-3ts Proprietor.
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SALES REpORTED TO SECRETARY.
FIOur.

rlne..*.;: S,I0r'!inr. 81 5OGoSi.75 sAir; iH:sr-
line SJ,6OmaJ.7j: common family. S6.2JNl
$3.50 fame, f.UntIv aud Eitr Mills. $IE9$7 so.
IIlrkct dull
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CROQuET.


NROOUET, WITH EIGHT BALLS AND
" EIGHT WALLETS, nicely vanished, packed
in box with BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS, S1.15 =
box: finer SETS S1.50. 81, $3.50. and 50 box. a
cheaper sci. with EIGHT BALLS AND EIGHT
MALLETS, bat not In box, 9Jc.
ELLYSOS C YtSCFT,
ano4-codIOt l1l2 Main street
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Obituary.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A.. W. DYER.

SUDDEN DEATH OF A. W. DYER.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, April 30.-Andy ".
Dyer, clerk ofthe County and Circuit Courts
of Pendleton county, w. Va, died suddenly
at his home, in Franklin, on Saturday Inst;
aged forty-two: or. forty-three years. He
was well known in this part OF Virginia.
and was very popular.
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VEGETINE
sron
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS,
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.

BERNARDsToN, MASS, 1878.
We, the undersigned. having used VEGETINE,
take pleasure in recommending 1t to all those
Nervousness, or General Debility, 1t being the great
Blood. Purifier. Sold by Il. l.. Crowell L Sons, who
sell more of it than all other patent medicine put
together. MRS. l.. +: pERhlNS,
MRS. II. w. SCOTT,
JOSEPHUS SLATE.
yEGETISE is the great th-resorcr-composcd
exclusively of barks, roots, and hcrbs. II is very
pleasant TO take-every Child likes II.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
old LADIES' LASTING GAI-mESg
" TIERS and CONGRESS GAITERS-H&Y
handmade, very road, fat heels Ae
OLD GENTLEMEh'S 10 WHEEL F6
BROAD-BOTTOM TIES and CONGRESS GAL
TIERS;
LADIES' FRENCHKID BOX-TOE STRAIGHT
SEAN FRENCH-HEEL EUTTON-BUOTS;
ANDA FULL LINE OF
LADIES FINE BUTTON BOOTS on Tie Spanish.
iustcp lasts. Just opened at
j. a. GRIGG'S,
80 Tenth and Main streets
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GARDEN SEED. DC.
7 ARDEN-SEED! GARDEN-SEED!

x ARDEN-SEED GARDEN-SEED!
VI
(sS wec!ls) zoe. per quart Back Wax. 25c. per
quart: large Lima, Butter. North Carolina. Black
eye Peas, Satisfy (clcan sCcdrd), Yellow SanSe-
,nond. Vans, and Southern Queen Sweet Potato
Seedlings. prime aud select siocS for shipment;
Late Rose Irish Potatoes tn hand MAY 1ST.
". &. FIGNER. Scotsman.
ape opposite New Market. Richmond. Vi.
GARDEN SEED.
VI TO
MERCHANTS. TRUCKERS. AND FARMERS.
have Just received my fresh supply OF SEEDS
and ready for orders by mail or otherwise
at retail or wholesale. Catalogues furnished on APP
plicatiOn. TOBACCO SEEDS: Yellow Pryor. Big
Frederick One and Az, OronoSo, White stem,
and Havana. JOHN +. MEREDITH,
successor in Garden Seeds to Allison & Addison.
fife G-3mI
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IS A n OFFICIAL LIST
OF DURABLE DISEASES
AND
HOW TO TREAT THEM At HOME"
a pamphlet Of good advice In o pure form. Mailed
FREE. T. NJ. ALLEN, Secretary,
ap 2S-eod2w* 1888 Broadway, New York.
ID USSELL w. ALLEN,
.
VETERAN sIGN-PAINTER,

THIRrY-EIGHr YEARS IN THE BUSINESS HERE,
has opened his Office at No. "a NINTH STREET,
under Virginia Hall. VIII paint Sigrs of every de-
scriptlon {new stylesI, Letter Grocers' Wagons,
WIndow-Shades, Show Cards, Qll-Cloth Signs In u
TASTY manner, and about half tho old price. Take
and new ones come too. Have your umbrellas
marked neatly, and TRUNKS, at only 70 cent?. 800, -.
door to Franks picture-rane establishment.
ap 26-3t
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For sale by dealers, grocers, aud druggists. Every
genuine bottle bears the YELLOW label.
+. Ia 25-M.W&F&eowtAu27 fsts
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BAIITIhlUi
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. April 80. 1875.
. :,EFfRI,lSS REPORTED TO SECR ETAEY.
WHEAT White, 4 Is bushels. ;!cd, 1858 blish-
els.
CoEE-Ihite, 224 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY,
WHEAT White. 30G bushels good 81 SO: %
bushels ut 1927; "a bushels very good at 81 81;
10 bushels very good AZ S1.37-total 3S2 bushels.
Red, IG bushels common Fultz mt SLIT: rs bus!i-
els mixed at 1892; &c bushels very good Lancaster
ut Sl.56 52 bushels very good Lancaster 1T 81. SO ;
100 bushels at $1.30: $40 bushels prime ut $1.3S !;
32S bushels Fultz on private terms: Sc bushels
mixed Mt Sl.30: 90 bushels very good LancnstN.
at Sl.37; 22 bushels good Lancaster 1T 81 81
294 bushels at $50; $50 bushels common Ian
easier at S1.20-yoral, LILO bushels.
CORN White, 224 bushels on private terms
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BOARDING.

VALENTINE HOUSE,
opposite Capitol Square, corner Ninth street.
PERMANENT, TR ANS EST, and DAY
BOARpERS comfortably accommodated
TERMS: $50 per day-iess by the week.
ap 25-2w
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VEGETINE
DRUGGISTS TESTIMONY.
Nr. II. e. Stevens:
Dear Strive have been selling your remedy, the
yEGETINE, for about three years, and take pleasure
in recommending 1t TO our customers, ami In no III.
stance when blood purifier would reach the case
has II ever failed 10 effect cure 10 our knowledge
IL certainly is tho ne plus ultra Of rcnoyators.
Respectfully,
Mount Vernon, Ill.
Is acknowledged by all classes Of people to be the
best and most reliable bloOd-purifer In The world.
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V EG L Il | n Z

ETINE
prepared by
H.H. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEGETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lap 27-S&W2tl
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VEGETINE

RHEUMATISM.
CINCINNATI, ONO April 8, 1877.
II. Il. Stevens, Esq.,:
Dear Sir,-I have used your FEGET1NE for Ner-
yous Headache, and also FOR Rheumatism, and have
found entire relief from both, and take great plea
sure in recommending 1t 10 all who may be like
wise afflicted. FRED. A. GOoD,
1OS Mill street, Cincinnati.
yEGETINE has restored thousands to health who
had bccu.Ong and painful sufferers.
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FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,

Al and As Warren street, New York,
Sole agents for United States and Canada.
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-, CONSERVATIVE coMNlTTEE--pATEo OF THE
NE nn,w,Ry CHANGED--NEw CITY sUPERiN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sTATIsTICs--
,,n,r RESTITUTION IN PETERsBURG-couN-
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Washington.

THE BILL. REPEATING THE BANKRUPT ACT; A
PROTRAcTED DIsCUsSIoN-A MOTION TO RE-
FER THE BILL observation-disclosures
WITHOUT FINAL ACTION-SUsPENsION OF THE
SINKING FUND-yIRGINIA POSTMASTER NoMI-
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Iron I'm the BLOOD.

1t 10 we'll known fact that without this life
giving properly IN the blood 1t would In short
time become vitiated and poor, the system
thereby becoming debilitated and run down. 1t
IL, however, only few years, comparatively,
that the compromising Of this ingredient for
medicinal purposes has been understood, and
not until its adoption in the well known Peru
wan Syrup has its full value as tonic been
recognized. This article, which has proved so
eficacious in thousands Of instances, is one OF
great importance, and in dyspepsia, general
debility and similar complaints, has no equal in
imparting tone and vgor to the system and re-
storing to nature its impaired vitality. 1t is one
OF the pleasantest medicines know to pharmacy,
and can be used at all times to advantage. As
nearly every one needs such medicine in the
spring Of the year, We would call attention to
Peruvian Syrup as the one entitled to the con-
fdence Of the community.-Boston Journal
Sold by all druggists.
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BANGOR LOCALS.

Fom Our Own Correspondent.
las village has borne another Of those wan
deripg humbugs which have so often fraudu-
lently practiced their receptions on the unsus
pecting. 1t is gratifying to know that in this
stance, their proceeds were proportionate TO
performances. The balloon collapsed before
they reached here and the heroine for the wire
rope walk proved to be hero, who fell from
the rope on the tent, and. after some revolving
profanity, crept down inside through a hole
around the center pole.
fizzle NO. 2 was a grand entertainment OF
jubilee camp meeting songs. worn thread bare
by much better singers nearly quarter OF a
century ago, and singing telephone plus
scientific lecture. The decision, as far as 1 have
heard, is that it was majestic SELL No one has
gone into ecstacies over the Grand Entertain
ment, We all bottle our wrath because it
was under the wing OF the church, hoping that
the fraud may be over-ruled for good.
The sensation OF the season was caused by
new co-partnership in the editorial staff OF
the Bangor Reflector and Assistant Postmas ter
This was bona fide-no fzzle. The new firm
launched forth their new bsrque, on wednes-
day morning, of last week. Firm name c.. C.
Phillip Son. The burden Of labor can soon
be divided with this youthful editor. So far as
heard, there is no remonstrance in the field
against the new departure. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lips receive the congratulations OF friends on
the accession to their family.
The Republican caucus, held at the Red Rib
bon Hall, Bangor, Saturday, 18th inst, resulted
in the appointmtnt Of the following delegates
to attend the County Convention to be held at
Bangor, Tuesday, July 16: n. w. Drake. Jas.
L. FurgesoD, NJ. d., ID. X. Charles, G. W.
Peters, Will Davis, - McMulion, +. S. Har-
yey, &. II. Remington, E. Ruthruff.
Mr.. Winch began his manufacture OF peach
baskets last Monday; and, as he is centrally
located in the fruit belt 1t will be to the inter-
est OF fruit men to give him q call. His ma
chinery is in good order and everything in read
mess to meet the demands OF bis patrons for
anything in his line;
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