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1T TIE GREAT EFFORT
COHEN BROTHERS.

Tho arc now offering the largest tot-S or DRY
GOODS ever oferct IN This STATE Their house Is
now the 'cading one to make lrcuction In prices as
IneE "crHr, Hsiat> oiterinS 'uinirrt's or StEllhL
linhhAiNS not I" oe haa eisc"here' Aney no"
nner 1.p,x,, ,,r ,-rnr c,:uurpr
~ pres on " w. hhlI-nnoi SSShhEhr'
. III "fc.-faliea grhcraI,! al Ios;, -, -. o.,
necsI, n' 30 o ,il nv ~ az.
. Pncnrr' LIN " 49, ttc' 49, - II, az
SsS;T-,tIuWen ~ nu. usf,,,os lnans o,,er
- ,'n . y w ,n ~.
200 yards rr'I:lrntS 6' EuuREhCl)S ENGLISH
tnArES NJ one nan 'uc'r T;:he: -, r,
p pieces OF the best ENGLISH GRAPES, In full
lengths n fu!ly my per ceff les 'hnn Seneraf
$3.50 waite. among them some q. the finest hnnort,d:
me inret"t STOCK ni DLAtN ann COLONEL
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.--.,,aa,,.ucc q tie Richmond Ei'patchI
MARCH ~. 1879.
TIE remains ri Captain J. y. Tatum. vino
a.. aa,. ii the Older citizens. and had been
,a,;ri. nj O; the city for more than forty
,..r., we're committed 10 the grave yestcr-
d., Captain TNum died suddenly, on the
VIA. o.: disease al the heart. He had been
,5..tbat unNcN during the day. Late i'll
i. ,ifcrnonn be went up to his bedroom
- IL down and rest awhile. but III lew
sa>uya Immediately.
Tie modification OF the law as 10 fish
;rg, and ,cincS in the waters on the Caro-
linn border ha> proved very acceptable to
Tic pc0rc alou. TIE streams OF this section.
Apur; IRON tn, Justice OF the thing and re-
liai III ,la: score. it Is believed that TIE
.t5cl oi t;>a Vas greatly increased during
tie prcyati0r. - 10 our waters, OF the anti
tran aid ,rinc Jaw.
NJ. W. W. WorSham has been appointed
is I;arAc>ia Lodge OF Odd-FciloWS its
rrrr.e.tut!vc in the session OF the Grand
I53,r which Will he held in Richmond in
A...i. Mr. +. K. Waddill is the alternate.
nsmt> are now engaged in taking down
~ old jail and removing the materials.
That done. the market square will be open
.r "-a- and mir oil two sides. The row OF
- :. 70 hc extended 10 Patton street.
i i, announccd that Colonel ". r.
A,j-;r. Of King William county. will adj
t..>> the Company l Memorial A>socia-
ton oi the Ei!ty-third Virginia regiment
At Chatham on the 22d OF April. Colonel
A,}~;' wa the ccnlmandant OF that distin-
v.,5a1 .cgimcnt. and at Gettysburg (and,
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Sudden Termination or z Federal
Courts Term.

BALTIMORE, March 22.-The death OF
Judge Giles brought 10 I sudden termina.
lion the present term NJ the United States
District Court in this city this n.orcinc.
Judge Hughes, OF the Eastern district OF
Virginia, who had been appointed tn hold
The court dnring the disability OF Judge
Giles, bad stated lie could only hold
the court. as provided by law, while the dis
ability existed, and that in clsc Of 4 vacancy
by death or otherwise The term OF tue court
must Immediately end. About two weeks
ago Judge Giles sent bis resignation to
President Hayes, which, il was understood,
was accepted, to take effect when his sue
cessor should beappoInted, which appoint
ment has been delayed in order that lr7por-
tant cases before the court might be tried.
The death Of Judge Giles hav;ng caused
Il vacancy Judge Hughes this morning dis
charged che grand jury and adjourned the
court, which will not meet until the sue
cessor OF Judge Giles has been appointed.
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The Pomhntnn Runaway Couple Again
Heard FrOR,---1 hey are aI last Sue

Editors Dispatch: The runaway party
alluded TO in your issue OF Thursday, the
Goth instant, after passing through many
trials and tribulatioMS in their peragrina-
ton, arrived safely at Powhatan Court.
house at about Il O'Clock Of that day, where
they created perhaps as great a sensation in
that quiet little village (Which is evidently
the one mentioned in DR.. Goldsmith's
pocml rs they did in the Free State OF Man
chester. They here applied to DR.. Mayo,
the clerk (who dslkcs to postpone the hap
piness Of any one in little matter OF this
kind, and having obtained the necessary
credentials Qhe lady being resident OF his
county,, proceeded TO the residence Of Mr..
James, the Baptist minister. where the
groom led 10 the altar his bluShing bride,
and in the space OF ten minutes Miss Bette
+. Cox and Charles Edward MaNtcld were
Joined in the holy bonds Of matrimony. In
departing, smiles OF ineXprcssible Joy
played upon their countcnanceS, and. TO all
appearances, their cup OF earthly bliss was
flied t. the briln and overlooking. "Thc
course OF true love never did run smooth"
7
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fzZg SPRING GOODS! SPRING GOODS
SPRING GOODS!
TIIALHlMER BROTHERS.


G@I BROAD STREET, CORNER OF SIXTH.
will open on MONDAY ana during the entire week
their first supply of TIE Al0ST STYLISH AND DE-
SIRABLE GOODS FOR THE SPRING WEAR.
We arc just in receipt OF an cntlrc new stock of
city at soc. per yard, lead the trade on these
aud other TlacR Goods.
The prctticSt AI.!.-WOOL BUNTISGS in the
mark"i--in Black. Pink, Eac. Crcan. and all other
s'ladcs also 20 he had. and only 25:. per yard
OTr stock Of DRESS GOODS comprises ever
style and Hn"cy thu; can be had at this sca.on, aud
is OF The most complete asscrtments to be ccn
In The city. Dress Goods from Silc. up.
WHITE GOODS in every style; CHECKED,
STRIPED, and PLAIN EAiNSDOKS; viCrO-
RIA. BISHOP. ani LINEN Lawns; PIQrES
also, Il lot of CORDED riQUIS in remnants, 10 be
sold nj I; sacrifice.
our stock of NEWS and BOYS CASSIMERES
Is worth the attention of every buyer sou
find anyiln. in that Nae yon are looking fer.
HAMBURG EDGINGS aud TOHCiION iACES
in great VARIETY nui at lower prices than ever be-
fore.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.-.ur entire as.ort-
n,rnt received. 50 thu, every one in want OF these
good can be lIe,s' i at very low prices.
HOSIERY. Us usual. IN every Sty,e. TwcEtv-ivc
new SPRING sy;+. Cor Eide and misses. at prices
Ilic best zoe. KID GLOVE: that has ever been IN
lroduccd into Tie city. Every shade and Iuaiy In
i-hcr-pricei goods.
we have IN elegant UELAUEDHIED SHIRT
pure linen bosom and cutts-at jCc. This is the
greatest bargain OF the age.
In NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS have
everything. such as HANDkERciiIkFS, SCARFS.
RIBBONS. BOWS. BUTTONS or every dcSrrip-
tiOa. CO.t$ErS, COMBS. BRUSHES, RuFFS and
RUFFLISG, and great many other article, too
numerous to mention.
We have full assortment OF SPRING SHADES
CHENILLE. WORSrED FRINGE~. AMI also 4
nice line Of BLACK SILK PRINCES.
COTTON GOODS and DtiMESriCS OF every
sort rclalcd III wholesale prices.
For the best bargains ever offered 10 not fall 10
cali at TuAI.llIMER BROTHERS,.
60l Broad street, corner OF sixth.
mi -
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STAUNTON.

FsdjiC NETTING on THE DEBT BILL CALLED
! HaEACH-UF-PEOMISE CASE-CoL0RED MAN
,,iYGCATEp, &c. &c.
jyls.esI eulcare @. the Richmond DiSpatch.l
MARCH -, 1879.
There /. cali published this morning by
riaay citizens OF this county for public
meeting or Monday (couIt-day( to get the
expression ot the people upon the deb: bill
Ao" pruG,a. in the Legislature. The peo-
:He oi Augusta are getting very impatient
" the long delay in settling this a!-import-
a4t subject
ihe Circuit Court-Judge Mclaughlin
! now in session here. An Interesting
@'4ct-oi-pg9mI>e cg>e-Shul;z Is. Glsc-
,I-iS sci for trial next Tuesday. There
G4>s OF correspondence TO be looked
'@.@' Damages 10 the amount or S2,JCO
s.-r4Da.
i coiorcd man-Sydney Baker-was
.,"ll lying in-en,ib|e the other morning
III t4e rn@jDc-b0i!rr 1T the Stanton wagon
.3aoly. He had taken Two oil-!amps lnto
',r boiler with him for the purpose OF
IIS.Nii'@ II, and, having shut the door. as
I..i>'s was produced by the consumption
-" oxygen in the confined space. He
l Ta>' '!i"f .otne time, revived by DR.. Nc.
,"e'"Ei> but would have died il he had re-
'""!"'a IN the boiler Il few minutes longer.
49,, y he" Young Mems Christian Associa-
..'H' ol nearly fifty members, has been or
i go;,'] al flShersyl!e, with Captain {. b.
lary "'" 11' - "'0'e1
~ rH a., Df. Ewing, agent OF Hampden.Sid-
lqck Ig9'ese, has returned here after horse
tie ,A itos Of 40 miles through twelve coun-
lgn W Eastern Virginia. He was absent
h., luf9hthS; preached and lectured num-
ra,. " LINES, and met with good success,
s,ue''ng the scarcity Of money.
pcn,!, HNa'e bowling club OF forty Staunton
5 ,y. inc, has been formed hero. They
,,,es, . ass piece OF ground on Main
,br ,'' anu erected an excellent alley. where
tbs taE enjoy the sport OF ten-pins with
i N. 'aly friends. Mr.. William III. Weller
ss,s, president, and Robert NJ. Guy, Esq,
E.Hy and treasurer.
tsc gso heane, of your city. delivered
mss, Ss@ufes bere last week, which were
diesrs. of their ability. He had good au-
in i ,js a;.h nights, and made many friends
'aY. PENN.
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~ rsp p.sr ouEsrrds--cLosE OF
piSCcsSLL"',Inr ASSOCIATION .aEETiSGs--A
TIE - SyGay--HsyESCs COLLECTIONS
GHAs,, ,cf,, ryrGRTS-~lMry0TED TOBACCO
ANP 70 PRINCE GEcRGB POLITICS.
ElENsl ,arrce Of me RicNnona Dispatca.l .
iC9':'s' MARCH %. 1879.
Academy OF Music was crowded last
I've fnsr the discussion OF Tue puplsc.
righ' ",.>ioN. and il was past miohls I,
dent G@Isspcaking was cnded: Ihe speak
reio',.-. General Malone. Co'oEei Came
e~ o. roIancl Faunileroy.. OF Frederick,
rs sa~ .,i,ion 10 The McCu'loch bill, ana
- @2,S osrc : Bernard in It's favor. In the
II. "2. ~ his remarks. General Malone pro
care % -, ." devotion to the Conservative
tsae" a. s,i2 TINT no one could read him
80. ~" ~ into the FunderS, party"
~ ~, -, I'm, object Of the reaa!usters
f. 0Iti. ',n,,rn q settlement OF the dcht on
= n - ,.t,,, hcsi>-!air alike 10 the people
'.rrhi,ors. No settlements ne Sala,
81. -" 4, ,.ornancnt unless sanctioned ana
t,1.u - ~. ,r,n rcoplc whose taxes are 10
Ts;'',s,N a:,r The rc&diuster> stand oy tue
~ i"c W -, the Convention Of 1877; ana
T.""',, :" smht the battle before the people.
Tesa ~ n,"S,;nrs which for four weeks past
i"E 49,, hri6 daily by the Young Mems
A5'e " '. association closed this afternoon.
IT'S %",,n been largely attended all tue
the! "a while there has been nothing
trlS, - ,.,G in them. they have Yet accom-
,H,hct r0ch Gooa. ..onoo : ,,.,,;o,ra IN
...,>,,ion with The discovery OF the roas
c c: VIEW v;l,iam in the r'''F gay priore
@ ..,r,,4y. Gillian WAS browne" over 'ou,
49,. <ra. The friends OF inc o,cs"S'u
,".','> ~ ,h@ while kept constant "a'ch LOT
''.,'.,,,r AZ two Of mem w're rowing 70
he .| ~ me water which they took ~ be the
: $500 ~ =, me dead body arose up through
GSN'r .,.,"r close beside the boas-fhc head
TX, s,ii n the body rising above the
aa'. '''' =, presented such 4 gha$isv sight
""H, -, ard Z. sh having been eaten from
~ IA lace. aud ncck--that the occt-
NV '', ,r,rs no, only amazed but fiightencd.
s." ,nr,- rcqrs cf recognizing the body
..,-, Lr the Guuh'c ;humhS.
w. e., ,o,ergaIrercnuc collections in the
., ''....,,,-- district for the week ending TO-
80, ,,,.,1m0tr.I % sG.0l9. Our tohacc"nl>ts
w.. w.. lain. very i:ii!e ii the way OF ship
~. r.. .ypcr.s II manufactured tobacco for
-. r..2 ending to-day were l06.iS1
49, "....--an iucrcs>e a> coaitarcd with the
,.,.-. ,h.nmcn;> ot the pas; fe" weeks.
r.. ..t,1n rscr;2t< this week have been.
80. I. .sctohacco nlayKc; there has been
...si,1 Improvement this week both as
......,;y and quality OF the receipts ana
49,. .1,.einet. Good leaf las commanded
.,,. ~ 20 81. - throughout tie week.
IT,, portion Il the Conservative ENecu.
.a,I. Committee u Prince George county OF
r,hf.1 }Iaiar Mann Page Is chairman met
yesterday and SIZED al vacancies existing IN
T.. &.,.y, hur lock no other action. There
o.. NOW, I'VE tnlic> IN the county claiming
o., ii. ;nc re-u'". Conservative Executive
....,c.,,i.1. RORiE ApAiR.
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L. L, a. robinson, A. Higgins, w. G. G. Hen
=, d. Cass Stevens, Jasper n. Crawford.
T.: Starh,ick, Robert H. Ford, r. W. Wood
fue, ana =. N. Armstrong Eaye been ap-
e enlntea ssorekeeners and gaugeTs fer the
Sixth district OF North Carolina. t.9I -
THE RECONSTRUCTED TELLER coAsuYrEg.
I WASHINGTON. March 22.-The recon-
stiucted committee on frauds in the late
elections, known us the "Telier commit
tee,' met today, but transacted no business
beyond authorizing Chairman Walace to
appoint clerk and other officers for the
and adjourned until Wednes-
day.
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E2iiE,lOnSsS arc TrIszn,H,S.
SINGULAR CONDUCT OF A FEMALE AGENT {
BROOKLYN.
Especial nispatch 10 tie rost. ]

Especial dispatch 10 the rost.]
New York. March 20.-MrS. Il. w. Peck,
OF Putnam arcnue, Brooklyn, was arrested
to- cay. charged with obtaining $4,000
worth OF diamonds on false prctenccs from
Lyonce LANCER, who keeps loan office on
broadway. He says she came to HIM some
months ago representing herself rs owning
the house she lived in and much other
valuable property in Worcester, MasSachu-
sets. and Deep River. Connecticut, and OF
fering TO sell diamonds for him on commis-
sion to her wealthy friends, among whom
she named Governor Washourn. who she
said was her kinSman. LANCER trusted
her with many thousands Of dollars WORTH
Ct diamonds at q time, and she returned
them or the money for them. Apparently
she made 4 large number OF sales. At last,
however. when she had some $50, 900 worth
OF diamonds At ore time. and was slow IN
repo.tine what she was doing, he became
suspicious, and, making inquiries, found
she had pawned some OF the property. lie
tried to Get back his goods before proceed
ing TO eXtremities, and partly succeeded,
but he is short still $4,000 in his account.
With this money she hGd furnished her
house luxurian,ly. and was living in great
snlendor when arrested. She denies Lam
GERS charges in toto, and swears she does
not know him. She says she has lately
come out OF lunatic asylum in MorriStown,
New Jersey, and that for six weeks she has
not stirred out OF her house. Her husband
is Il sea captain. lie says she Is crazy.
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SATURDAY. nights, 'llIE!LDGRlNS
rRoH ALI. PARTs OF THE WORLD.

w ASH SGTo N MATTERS; INTERESTING
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC CAR
I Gus sATURDAY-MEETING OF THE RE-
CONSTRUCTED COMMITTEE ON ELECTION
FRAUDs-AcTIoNo OF FEW YORK ACTORS
in REFERENCE TO THE MURDER OF. u. >.
PoRTER-A SEVERE NORTHEAST STORM;
MILLS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AND PART
Lf BURNED NEAR MEMPRIs-A CONNEC-
TICUT MURDERER SENTENCED TO BE
HuNG-HESULT OF a GEORGIA sU1T-AID
FOR THE SZEGEDIN .SUFFERERs-oTnER
FOREIGN ITEMS. &c. sc.
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LATEST VDRElGS NEWS.

Franco.
THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE SENATE AND
CHAMBER TO PARIS.
LONDON. iIarch a2.-Thc report OF the
committee on tie question OF the return CT
the Senate and Chamber OF Deputies from
Versailles to Paris will be presented to-day.
II recommends conTUca!on OF the Cham
hers as Il national assembly for the purpose
OF making The necessary charge III tue Con-
stitulion.
The I'imcs's ceres pondcnt at Paris says:
..ThP French Government Is not !!NciI 70
or,1o,c the project. /; will probably stlpu-
Iaec for the complete control over tie pre-
icciyrc OF police, which is now partly
sunvortcd by municipality: but the reno
val Of the Senate and Chamber o. Depu:!e9
cannot anyhow be effected for some time, is
there is no building III rari, to accomno-
date the Senate.
England.
THE ANNUAL. UNIVERSITY RoAT-EACE.
LospoS. March 22.-Betl:n- on the an
nr,aI University bout-racn between oNiHfo
and Cambridge. which takes place over ! ne
usual course from Putney to NoftlAkc
April Jti, is two to one on the latter.
REWARD OF CALAMITY.
LONDON, March 22.-Lautcnant,J. Il. ii.
Chard, OF the Royal Engineers, and Gran
vile Bromhead, OF tine T~cnty-fourth re@i-
ment, foot, who defended the post at
Rorkesdrift so successfully against the
Zulus on January 23l, have hecn gazctted
breyet-maiors. f. g..
AID FOR THE s3EGEDIN SUFFERERS.
LONDON, March 22.--The contributions to
the fund instituted BY the Lord Mayor fos
the relief OF the sufferers by the SZe"edin
mum dation has reached the sum Of 81, Gao,
Reduction os Wages.
LONDON, March 22.-Notices OF fifteen per
cont reduction were given TO the miners III
most OF the Consett district this morning.
BLAcKbrRS, March IA mass meeting
q, the cotton operatives, held here to- day te
discuss the proposed reduction OF wages
a aoo;',o1 almost unanimously to adjourn un
ri ri all the masters can be interviewed.
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]. .aS:aa ]. .,s,.as,E..

5000 - :, 80 : l.s 49,
n. STUDY Y0Ua INTEREST. and
iers ron can sec me ~ ao 1Sr
must be- scfd and mcuey mist be ralSc
gt sYcLE BRoTHERs'
inoad they Ere now reeclsla tbs third supply Of
| SPRING GOODS. ~,
BLACK CA.HaE ERE at25, 37,s, Az, so. 90, So
The tsrsrs. 10, Of CasHMEaEs In Ricbmopa: b.
R2s haS gbRE s ssa GS T. TO- 1g and
new sG;hocADED DRESS Gooos--handsomc
NusitY cLoTH-.sswest Of the sca.oa: ,,sG@
rb ken fSf Esss 1885, formerly yard
2H Nl 4, b iS e " a BGsTis Co..
BUS rISGs a: Is's. 90, and z5c. in all The new
Ilcn'i stiI 10 look at orr Soc. TABLE LINEN;9y
so pieces i.IEEN bikD:EYE at csc. peryard-~
IS pieces more Or lhoss LINENS for mems and
boss, W a,1s i: vet; ,,,,,.,. law,
sLs s s1ks = yen i. slss. siSo,sI7s
Don't f.ii e look at ,nr coLeRED SILKS nqm;
lASpsosiE 'BR0cADED coeeRED SILKS So
yr i! ilGaha.oEs lust ;sssiyes5 :.
400 NEW WHITE SIREAl,sr slightly wet, at
extla-Iow Tylcc.:
500 dozen TOW ELS. slszhtly smoked; which VIII
lie sold as i-.t DarXaiIE:
RUSSIA row EilNG at 81 SO a rsece-real value,'
Large let OF WCksTED FRINGEs- Just receIyede
from auction ,-at Sc. per yard:
/ Don't fail to look vt our GRIPPE:
,hID GLOVES ut 80. so. 75s and 81 ..
/ In nicrcs more o. ISL LINEN:
I'!QU rs at ~. Ca s'a.,l o. 2Hc. p.r yard:
|tOfStrS at younown prices Us we want 10 close
out the entire stscs.
ryice lit of COTf3NS: Warssut'a, 1GEic.: Dav0l,
S4c.: Fruit ot-.hc- Loom, S1tc..: Aplroscoggin
al 7Hc. ... ...'.-
COTTON 81 and 40. per yard:
) bales of COTTON ~ 1o!--sligffly wet;
5 90 patterns nf News sIEif St;S..
Another LOT of TURKISH TOWELS:
BLACK ALPACA yea cnn buy cffsaper az SSCI.E
BROTHERS iha.y any house this size OF New
York.
Another lot OF those 81 Az, LINENS inst received
We have thousands OF AUCTlBS BARGAINS
too numerous To mention for want Of space. All
we AK Is call. and y3u will be- convinced that
SiCLE BROTHERS Is tile place for GEN UISE
BARGAINS. SYrI4E BROTHER,
3ll IE3sl street,
NH Il cod between 'Third and Fourth streets.
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Verdict fog Nine Thousand Pillars. &c.

ATLANTA, Ga, March PIN The United
States Circuit Court to-day Calvan Lloyd
gained verdict for $4,000 against John
CJnley, former revenue collector here.
Inyd's ioka>oo- factory WAS sGizcU on the
charge that the tax was unpaid, and it was
afterwards proved that the tax had been
paid.
Judge Woods, Of the Circuit Court, has
under consideration the case OF Il rule
against Marshal Fitzsmmons for not eX-
acting certain warrants OF the United States
commissioners. Fi'z>immoEs claims to be
actin" under instructions OF the Attorney
General. \ decision may be given Monday.
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nys. TVrrg,s PILES AND EIAsR-DYE.
E,UTT'S PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF \ TORPID LIVER.

Loss OF Appetite, Bowels Costive, P&in IN the
Head. with Dull Sensation In the back part. ram
under the ShoulGcrbiaGc. Ful'ncSS After Ealing,
with = disInciination TO cxerton Of body or mind.
Irri,abiity of Temper. Low Spirits. with feeling
of having neglected some duty. Ncarlncss, bzzi-
ness Flu!icrn- At the Hear; Dots hcinrc the Eyes
Yellow skim licada che generally oycrihe right eye,
Rcslcssncss. with ftiu! dreams, Highly -Colored
Urine.
IFTHESE WARNINGS ARE USiIEEDEo SERIOUS
DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS
arc especially adapted to such cases: siHg!e ccse
effects such change Of feeling as 10 asionish the
sufferer.
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NH 20-6t
. NEW GOODS. NEAN STYLES!

NJ NEW GOODS. NtNF STGLES!-
Just received very large assortment Of
SPRING GOODS,
EXPORTED ESPECIALLY FOR MY TRADE.
The goods are o. SUPERIOR QUALITY. being
from the very best Eucli.h aud French lnanrtacto-
rics, AMI the PATTERNS ARE VERT HAND
SOME | beg 10 inform my friends and The public
.cn, raliy that shall offer these goods made up In
the latest styles and by the best workmen at ERIC rs
TO SUIT THE TINES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS. and CUFFS maze To- order
ut short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOHN c. SIIAFEE, Merchant Tailor.
NH 13-3m No. 1904 Main street.
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New YORK, March pa meeting OF
actors and theatrical managers was held to-
day to arrange for the reception OF the body
OF Is. +. Porter, the murdered actor, and
also to make preparations for benefits for
the relief OF his aged mother and sick wife.
The meeting was informal. but committee
was appointed 10 notify all actors and pro
fe,sionals t:at another meeting IL to be held
tomorrow afternoon. which they are in
vited TO attend. instructions were given Is
to inquTing the price OF j btIrial-p!ot in
Evergreen Cemetery. The funeral will take
place on Wednesday next from The church
OF the TRANSPORTATION.
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NH 15-S.aI.W

r~I;" MATZOES NATZUES MAT
XOES IL shall commence 10 BAKE and deliver MAT
ZOES on MONDAY, March 24th. TO those that
have siycn me their orders 1T q cents Per pound
return my sincere thanks but they have been Of
fcrch through the papers. MatZocS ut cents. wi@i
10 inform them that my price will only he cents
per pound, and guarantee 10 give them Is good Mat
zoes ~ have done heretofore.
Remember. my price for best Matzoc5 Is only
cents. rs | um determined not "a hc understood.
!. u. BRIGGS, Baker.
NH 20-6t 1Of Vain street.
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LamentabIc accounts come from Lead
vile. Colorado. The rush OF men 10 that
section has been so great that the place Is
Overlooking. The newcomers lind no en-
ployment 1T anything, and there being no
Accommodations, they have to lie dowa in
their blankets wherever they can, many
perIshinr miserablv. Five hundred mines
have been opened that have not paid cent
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TO-l4tiO ia esCOr@in.

Macon, March pa tornado struck
MiledgcvI!e at , O'Clock to-day. Oconcc-
River bridge WAS demolished; loss, $4,000.
4 negro and mules were killed on The bridge.
Stores were unroofed. and several small
houses blown down. The general damage
in the CITY amounts TO 5000.
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The s'0al-2iincrS.

THE PENNSYLVANIA ANTHRACITE MINERS.
SCRANTON, Pa, March 22.-rhc miners
OF the Pennsylvania Anthracite Coal Com
paay threaten to prerent the resumption of
work unless the wages due thcm arc paid.
TIE receiver, McCahc, hopes for Il COM
promise with them SO that work may be re-
sumed and he lie thereby enabled TO pay
them.
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9G-GENT STORE.
ID ECElEED AT TiEh.
98.CENT STORE

X LSA-i''HH al hA+-
98.CEST STORE
IcrS OF NEW GOODS FOR TilE5C. COUNTER
4 full assortment Of JApA&SEC CAKE ant
GRDGERY-HOX
Al sizes JAPAN&ED WATERS much lowcs
than before;
CRuMB-PANS and BRU%IlES-ct cap:
FANCY CASH BONES:
LEMOE->er EEIEHS
lCE-TOSGS,
HAIR-BRtSHES,
CLOTR-ERt SIZES,
EUOT-ERCSHES;
30 new subject, In CflEGMOS Il. fl.7j:
phHiAN MARBLE GOODS marked vcry low.
those formerly III 99c. pair now pc, ia )se
formerly l.9s pair no " Joe;
Ali sizes GLASS SHADESv cry low.
all early iVrihcriN-WA :E on the Sc. counter.
Catalogues srec 10 aus .ti,!:cs<.
". \. STEVENS,
NH /. 300 Brol: street.