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The, Life. of Louis Adoiphe liners. by
FRANCOIS l.. GOFP, Docteur es-tettr'eS.
Translated from the unpublished manu-
script. By TBgoDoRs STANTON, "A. III.
New York: Il. P. PUTNAM u Sons.
THEIRS was one of the most remarkable
men Of tho century In which he lived. II
the author Of this work about him I've only
worthy to write bis life he has made most
valuable book. sag 70 &'@
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Co. ~
EcoSoHIc MoSoGRAPr1s.-- Under this title
PUTNANs. are publishing number OF pam
phlets that are sent to press under the pat
ronasc of the New York Free-Trade CLUB.
We have before US these pamphlets, bearing
the following titles :: ..... -. .,'.'
Free Trade as promoting peace and good
will among men. BY CHARLES L. BRACE.
Hindrances TO Prosperity; or causes
which retard financial and political reforms
in the United States. BY SIMON STERNE.
And the Two following under the appro-
baton of the Honcst-5ioney League: Il.
National Banking. BY N. L. scUDDER,
Jr. And ..- ..l..~.
Honest Noney and Labor. An address
delivered in Boston. BY the. Hon. CARL
SEIZURE. - ...
/. All for sale BY WEST. JOHNSTON s 60.
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NEW UNITED STATES TES-DoLLAR GER
TIFICATEs.-.The United States: Subj rea-
sury at Baltimore Yesterday and the day be-
fore issued in exchange number Of the
new United States ten.dolar certificates.
The first demand for them grew largely out
oficurioslty to see what they were like. The
demand now is strong. and they will evil
IDENTIFY, become favorite medium OF eS-
change. These certificates have an appear
ance similar to bank or legal-tender notes,
but are little shorter and little wider
A yignctte OF Benjamin franklin occupies
one corner OF the face side. while tue figures
and the word Ten stand in the other.
They bear, date Of issue, and certify that
$40 has been deposited with the Treasurer
OF the United States under act OF February
o6. 1879, this betrng the signatures OF the
Treasurer and Register and the Treasury
seal. The nature OF the certificate is cx-
planned by this Inscription: :" Convertible
with accrued interest ut 1 per cent. per
annrm into per cent. bonds OF the United
States issued under acts Of July IA, 1870,
and January 20, 1871, upon presentation at
the office OF the Treasurer, Washington, D.
c., in sums OF $50 or multiplcs thereof"
On the back OF the certificate are the words
"ten dollars" in large letters, and the fol-
lowing: "Intcrcst on This note will accrue
as follows For each nine days, or 10th OF
IL quarter, cent: for each quarter year, 10
cents for each entire year, 10 cents."-
Baltimore american.
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DANVILLE.
Correspondence OF tile Richmond Dispatctl.l
80 pRfr. e 1915. g

L Correspondence OF tile Richmond Dispatct.l
800. s.sss.. mr. 8,
During. the last month the quantity OF
leaf tobacco sold 5rss ]. 492saa14 pounds; inc
value OF which was Sl69,lQ1.1 II. ana 1ae
average per hundred S1I3S. In Marcn,
1873, there were cold 1850. 15G; the value
Of which was s173.4s3. 40. and the average
ST.sB. 'fhat'sa.gain in-the average OF ~. L
per hundred. -. =. .s-, LA
Tn the last six months there were sola
q. 497 1893 pounds; the valuc OF when Was
81 OBI ,654.4s, aud tbe. average Sl0.I2: IL. II
the same period OF the preceding year . ,ie
quantity sold was 1858, 212 ponnds' tue
value Of which WIS s825.S37.7o, anu lne
average S7.83. That's gam IN o s,te Az
rare for the last six months OF S2.9Z'
| The internal revenue TOT iast, np p,,,
anountcdto $50. 764.9G; the items O, , WIZ
are: Assessments, .Sl,302.6 4 uistt,..u
spirits, S52l; licenses, Sll5.al; bi.lhu ntho
tured tobacco and cigars, va, olo.4N -. S
receipts from manufactured ,toDaGco 70 " oo
cigars FOR March, 187S,- were sbS'os4.oo;
The internal revenue from inanui"sSu, ea
ononntcd TO $40, 4S6.73; for the eorre-
sDondiue, period Of the preceding year,
| S443,550.11. j. 80 o2 * :. -
The collections from the Moffett REGISTERS
for lost month amounted to 10000. n un-
her OF alcoholic drinks, g., 435; MALI, 49,
143: total, 5O,5Is-" about fifty drinks per
month for every thousand people, says
Commissioner -ol-thc-ReYeEue, Watson.
Mayor Avres reports the number OF ar
roots made last month at TO, and tbe amount
of fbe fines inposed at Sl0S.5O.
| DIR, w. T.. Robinson, health officer, IN a
,onr letter to the Council. has presented
sunGry recommendations for promoting the
healrbfulpess OF the city, and the recon-
mendations have been adopted and VIII DC
carried out. ~,
Rev. DR.. T. P. Crawford, OF the Baptist
China mission. delivered Il discourse at the
Baptist church last night on subjects per-
! tanning to the missionary work IN Chlna;
! He makes no charge for his lectures, ana
! takes no collection, but wants all money
for bis mission collected IN the regular way
and sent on through the appointed agents.
| He goes on to Greensboro Tomorrow. -
| Rev. Z. A. Peterson, as announced last
week, has been holding series oil meetings
al the Main-Strect Methodist church.. The
. congregations have been large and the SER
vices very interesting. d.: ,"yf-.'.
Mr.. John b. Millner, an old and highly
respected citizen, died ut his home near
Brcsyille, in this county, on the Both ultl'
mo. .,; ... .- -....- 3 =. H.: -
Deputy MarshaIs Lewis Latham, and
Lamkin passed through the city on tbe LIST
instant, on their way to Albahy,: with q
number Of illicit distilers-naInely: G.. i.
Underwood, r. Hule, ]. Thomas. il.
Thomas, J. r. Barber, Caleb Simons. Greed
Brogaps, aud CaswelI Sumner. These men
were convicted at the recent term OF Judge
Riyes'S court. -..-...... .:..."-.'. u -. u,
The warm rain which was expected, rand
was SO much desired, did not come. The
wind is still from the south, but the Wc'-
ther Is quite cool. . 1872, ALPHA,
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Now that the debt bill has passed the
General Assembly by good maioritiel in
both houses and received tie signature OF
the Governor, 1t is earnestly hoped that all
fac!ious opro>ition to it Will cease, and that
the VIII OF tho mainrity OF the people as eX-
pressed by their representatives, will be
faithfully carried out. There can be no
valid excuse for further agitation OF this
debt question. Let the people have rest aud
peace for i scason.-Sliem Conservative.
The Republicans in Maine are going to
make tremendous effort this summer TO
atone for allowing two Grccnbac!.ers TO he
elected TO Congress last year. Thcy have
already enrolled twenty of the strongest
Republican orators for tue canvass.
A curiosity in politics Is that cX-Cor-
gresham +. +. Woodbridge has been eject
cd Mayor Of Vcrsenncs, Vermont, and his
colorcd coac!lman, Stephen Bates, is the
new sheriff.
=! There are not enough convicts in thc
Joliet 0ll.) prison to meet the contracts
made for labor by the State. and unless
there Is an increase OF crime the State will
have to pay Sl60 Il DAY to cover this want.
Property for park has been wi!Ied to
Baltimore city. 49,. 49,. f....
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apt:9I.k NIL,

81 STUDY YOUR INrrn,,,,,.....~,~---.
spetid yoilr money where you 81, m.hSf, and
u, ZINES are hard AMI urn., " :, Rt' The g,t,r O
must " SOLO ma money nu,thr raiseI iF'". GIJI,
sYCLE BROTHERS,,
IS now The leading DRY.G0nns
i''i'. A"c7 arc now receiving the ,p "I,c IN p,
49, -. STRING GOODS. 'p'y =
bhAGk CAs1MERF T25. an ,o,,
~. NJ. 81 aGr.. :1,u ii ~" va 80. cr ,.
The The II; rI ., Of CAsiMEtrs /, 81
RHa isINT hqnnS rcHnreh 10 i2%c '"'01:
sF Wi shocADrD DRESS cooo ~, 49,. '''
HkAnIAN siifISS iS pi Of tn; he, ;os.en:
DoEBLF-WlDTH BUCK, Zoe s". rrncct;
from &C per yard: "f yari-r~'.rc,
SIX SILL; ~ hTs :; rs II: a, soc !fo5,ncr,y
KNITTING: BUNTING. .; ;t:% r rcL:"rH; '"4
BUNTiNGs At lea. 20, ana ajc &C. il
a" FL; * I@s G e. or 40; TA Al LINEN
so pieces LINEN BiRn.EE;ytF:' '. !, ~;
real value, 75c. pr ya d; ~ -'S' r'r?.-!-
20 piece more or hos Linens H.
boys wcar-si chtIY wet: ''' hsi., 49,,
Another lot OF those CAS~TNFpr.
aG!d by water. for gcntlcmei, s.;,.I f@,'T t:r.
hL" nd =. Sin LIN al 71c., 81. 1925. TT.
' Coo. 10 i yer ;%GN ysrI our ''h'rr1 ,Ily>,.
HANp go HhocANEO coLorrD .r.
NEW rhRAsoLs r.t rccoi,o1. p
400 NEW WHITE >i'EEAb, .n.,
CXtra-'o" price; ''''j "a. -.
500 dozen TOWELS, .'i.!tf,Y en-,
he sold AZ ;rea' h1ryi I'd .'.8 ,..
RUSSIA 1OWELINti 1T j: .st.,.t..
SO so a piece: .--.Er .s...
Large let ., Of Won 2, rl:ING"s. - ,.
lnn't FIti TN l,,Es - Ir
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we ara In doubt whether sar1Iei Ihli y,
mr. his son of the same name, was i'n olssl
An, the. revolution. here arc i1eaf 70 . ibes
Gaiand, . .,ost-officc, 81 hicl, stands ono or t'o
hundred wards n0rtbeasto OF tue sue upon
which tho first court-huuse7 erected In this
conntv stood. several locust tees OF great
noe. Tradition has it tnaE pr0und the trunk
IF one OF these fellows, tue stump OF which
NAV vet In part be. observed, the members
If his command stacked their arms. An
old framed b:rilding--ore OF the Offices con-
nected With the co,drt-house-yct STANDS:
The countryside Was removed NUMBER OF
wears since to- 4 Joint some eight miles AIS
tant, known us Comretition-for some
twelve yerra past, however, the designation
has been Chatham, which is the third sta
ton on, the Danyile and Lynchburg rail-
road. Tile old courthouse building mas
ior,x since disappeared. but three. OF the
Brick pillars of its porch remain, and near
/ bv stand the clerks offices in good preser'
yaiion. Directly opposite, on this the only
street in the village, stands the succeeding
courthouse building, erected in 1910.
| To recur for moment to "CalIand's," q
snot interesting because of its associations
with the early history of this the largest,
| the wealthiest, and one OF tie most deslra-
BILE counties az residence i'll the state. lei
me say that plateau OF tablc.Iand hard by
is the watershed, at the foot OF when, on
| each side and a short distance apart, rise
four springs, the sources Of Sandy river,
emptyng into the Dan on the south, the
head CT the canister, lowing east, and Tur-
key Cock and Tomahawk flowing NORTH
| into the StaIinton. 90 't',.',
San1ue! Calland. brother OF Mrs. Moor
man, already mentioned was soldier OF the
war OF 1872; and her son, Samuel A. Moor
man, was gallant Confederate soldier. 1t
is noteworthy that IN aged servant OF the
family who bad accompanied Samuel Cal
land in 1912 as body-scrvant insisted upon
serving his young master, Samuel Norman,
in the same capacity. and bore the hardships
Of camp life uncomplainiugly. 80.
| TRAyETIER
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!. The State ought to fad some better worc
ltban .:siliy u IL it expects to have pleasant
discussions with its ncighbors yet we VIII
ftokc the trouble to remind that journal
that it was the State, not the Dispatch,
which predicted that silver would drive al
the gold out OF circulation Moreover, we
prefer the company OF Senator THURMAN
and all the sensible statesmen in the upper
branch OF Congress, and OF BAN. luchEH
and ali, the sensible Democrats 10 the lower
branch, to that Of even the editor OF tue
State, 49,. ....s...a. =, .asg.!;2. .,t......
| The State says "the Government has used
every effort to bank up cold and used every
effort to issue the silver" This statement
is TOO IS silly'7 to need contradiction. Sill
yer is a legal tender for all debts, public
and nriyate,-, aud 1t follows that Mr.. SnsR.
MAN could have paid out every dollar OF sill
YER in the Treasury during any month since
the passage of the silver bill. Nobody can re-
fuse it except as persons can and do refuse
gold-because they prefer papar, and be.
cause SHERMAN chooses. to let them have their
preference. ..-...-.--.-..-. .'. .'''
The State will have to come UP to the sup
port OF the silver bill and the. silver candi-
date for Presideutriust as it did to the sup-
port OF the bill to repeal the law providing
for deputy marshals ard supervisors, after
denouncing it in its usual style. ..., ....
p. S. As bearing upon this subject, we
copy the folowing:.
WAsHlNGToN, March 27.-Secretary Sher-
man thinks that it is 'no-discrcdit TO the sill
yer dollar iha, 1t is not popular. The vaults
of the sub. Treasury In New York are filled
with gold that anybody can have ia cx-
change Tor green backs blythe simple asking.
but few ask. There is virtually no demand
for gold or silver. We have. continued The
Secretary, some six millions Of subsidiary
silver coin In the Treasury. which we Will
pav out when called for; yet there is no de-
inand, or next to none, for that. The fact
is, reople have become educated in school
of papcr-money. and they want nothing
else they can get paper that is at all times
equal with coin.
The Slate says the Government "bas used
every effort to bank UP gold;" but Mr..
SHERMAN says that the gold MAY be had by
creditors who want it, but they won't take
1t. Which knows?
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SPECIAL s0TTCEs.
asa TEE CHEAPEST f lII'lT. -.

49, -fsisi
Nice styles ofgDEEss GOODS at exc. per yard
55@, worth 12He. s
WIDE CRASH ToWELL1NG at eac. per yard
worth l o.; 1
HI ACK ELASTIC BELTS at Soc, would be cheap
WIDE BLACK GRAPE, Ger Wells, at "a per ynrd
worth So; 49,
TORCHON LACES at very low prices:
HAMBURG EDGINGSs and lNSERTINGS--:he
largest 7arieiyin this city. II you want choice
patterns don't buy until you have seen our
- stock; -------'.'.. -..-.-
WHITE QUILTS at 5Oc.,75c, 81, s1.2J, IL so,
$I.75, 50. and up to S12-all very cheap;
CURTAIN MUSLIN al 1Oc. per yard worth 2oc.:
PURE LINEN SHIRT BosoMs at. 1oc. worth
4Oc.; $3.50. ......
FLOOR oM-CLOTH. two yards wide, at 75c. per
yard worth sl.25:
LARGE-sIzE LINEN DAMAsK' TOWELS al
$3.50 dozen worth s2
EXrnA-FINE HUCKABACK TOWELS with
da'nask borders AZ 81 per dozen worth Sc;
EXTRA LARGE 'COLOpED QUILTS at $50
81 worth $3.50;
LAMBREQUIN LACE at SOC. per yard worth
50c.; -. ..sl
tLACE BED. SPREADS, with PILLOW. SHhMs
| to match at IL for the set WORT. e5;
TIDES Il, 15c. worth CSC; At sec. worth 75c.; al
Coo. worth 81; at IL worth $780,; ....
Genuine HANDMADE LINEN TOECuoN II
DIES atSl.J0 worth 90:
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states Congress. This was the right
and duty 81 the American nation g ,l put 9
res Taip / \ Don The iaffod lct lou anu econ.
cs1y 81 the inferior races. Tuesbillswhich
br,upht an the point was vetoed by The
PRESIDENT, and most unfortunately. For,
IN our opinion, no mstter.ot national policy
and duty is more clear than that the Atnerl..
ca nation shalt control and restrain The 10.
|fer;or races whenever Il deems It proper 70
do 90. Thists essential to the dignity, VIZ
tue, and peace OF ske American people
The ioolIs. philosophers and fanatics o.
the North cannot change nature, aud mus'
In time ind All, their opinions and ianasi-
cisms ia this matter brought to confusion.
On this subject we are not sectional ID
opiu,on nor principle, We have entire
Hath Ia the ,"shrviva1 OF the fttest," and
believing thut nc belong to the race that II
the fttess, we have no; disposition to quar-
re, with wise Providence. We are pro
foundry convinced that the best snlns 10
mas is 10 yex not the races By ldie ant
Utopiasl ideas that The superior man snou'S
be shainy his governing power with any g
4 those races that are unsitto govern anFtHa'
or anywhere. 1t rs but to retard the narc
Of Civilization and to impair the peace an
lhappiness OF mankiud to yield TO the Sill
notions OF these mock pbilanihropists. Ihi
Question Is as comprehensive as any that re
Hines to the well-beiag OF man. We are sin
Erere and dcvout in our views about 1t. Tn
Caucasian man must predominant in thi
division OF the globe, aad the happiest an
most expeditions way to promote the dig
nifty OF man and his happiness Is TO naste
thr day when that race OF man snail eSc'u
lsiyely occupy the land. ass.- e,
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:. As far az we can learn-and we have re-
ceiyed fnformat,, IN from nearly every Sec
ton OF the counry.-there is a general ex-
preston OF relief au.' satisfaction at the re-
suit OF the isspe. Re.adiusters and debt
payers, as they have Heen called, seem to be
entirely united, and We With confidence
look forward to speedy 'esloratlon Of con-
fdeDce and steady increase in prosperity.
Foreign capital, which has l'noouDtealy
been kept out OF the State, to a. 'arsge eX,
tent, by the agitation OF this question. VIII
begin TO find its way into our midst and EEK
investment. AL of this has been accol..N
plisbed without increase in taxation, and
The honor Of the Stnte has been saved. All
honor to those who have so muntulIy stood
lp Tor the hopor Of the State and the integ-
Fly Of her Obligations. = charlottesville
To- gs, =. $50.
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: Judge ALLEN, Speaker Of the last House

- Judge ALLEN, Speaker OF the last House
Of Delegates, presided over very bolster.
Gus session of that branch of the General
Assembly, ana we believe won, By the i'm.
partial and able m" nner in which he &C.
quilted himself, the warm approval and
admiration OF every intelligent and un-
BIASED member Of the House. The defeat
Of The. complimentary resolution offered in
asis favor was an extraordinary ana unprs,
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~ The Educat1ona Journal of Virginia for
April, contains, among OTHER Things. call
the acts Of the last regular session OF the
Legislature With reference to public
schools" It also contains the usual variety
OF articles ON subjects within its sphere.
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ME-" COHEN BROTHERS invite tn,
public generally 10 attend the SPRING OPENING
on MONDAY. March 31st. when they viii exhibit
The most complete assortment OF DRY GOODS eyel
exhibited In this State, and at prices that will aston
Isl, all. .~1
# BUNTlNGS. I. -.u
Atwood Bunings al Sc, regular price 25c.;
AlI-Liu u Buniux at 1916, regular pr, &C 1Sc.:
Atwood Cashmere, 40 inches widc, at sac, regular
price 75c.;
AlI-Woo. Camelet!e, 50 iuchcs wildcat 81. regular
Silk-Warp Henrietta at 9sc., regular price $3.50.
ill., CRATES. '..' a.
Ccuriald's English Grape ut &I.2S worth s2;
Courtald'S English Grape as |. SO worth S2.25:
Couitnll'$ En@lish Grape at s2-cannot be bought
for lc. s Than -. -
In Black Silks we are 20 per cent less than any
Bonnets' Gros dc sol at Sl.1O, importers price
Sls55:
Bonnct's eros dc Naplcsat $ .23 worth fullysl.75
Gulnct's Silver Gloss 1T s IS wor,h fully $780,
C,uinel's fIlrtana al s 80 worth fully 50
Cui cts Triplex at 1926 worth fully $3.50:
Guiacts Gros dc f1c Silks, in black and colored. at
S,ripcd and CHECKED silks from Soc mp to 81. en-.
brnc ny the best assortment OF styles and coIors
ever exhibited IN this city:
Our sock Of Erocadc Silss embraces all the novel
tics rs they are produced. r.
WHITE GOODS.
We have extraordinary inducements 10 offer In
w cite UilOuN
Che: Mus insat l2!9c. worth 65c at lG':c. worth
zoe:
French NairSCols. III chccked.at 2Oc worth Soc. I;
\ tut assortment 0f White Lace %ainsuOhs:
irish Linen al 80. 80. 10. and 40c. worth fully 90
per ccnt. more.
TOWELS
N'-Lfncn Towels IT g. ] q, l2H, am, l:jc.;
Our 2ac. Towel l. fully worth SOC:
Oar satin dill cti.n IuweiS 1T G:ic. are tho hard
soonest goods ever brought 10 this market.
e.. HOSIERY.
Gnr assortment of Hosiery (of which we make src.
C,altv) Is unsurpassed. We hive all color, and
Sizes. raUEin@ In prices from Sc. Ia $3.50 pair
SiIk AMI Lischrcad Hose, in black and cUorcc, III
greatly reduced prices:
See our SiIkt;lrrkcd. InJcachcd I5albrgg! n Hose,
tlllCc pairs for 5Gc.
KID GLOVES.
Lcroy'S ScamleSs, best glove. sold in this market,
reduced 81 81 II, former price 81 G3;
full asortm Mt Of Opera shade. In ., }, 4, 5. an
6 butlonS-Scc s'ir 50c. quality;
Our stocS Of li-lr-Thregi Gloves EMBRACES all the
Pari,iIu novelties IN Lace, Mexican, BrOcadc H.,
aud land Mesh-al l"ueIhs.
RIBBONS
See our No. Gros-Ciru and Satin ut Sc. and No.
II at lSc.-ll shades
lIamhurgs Ia al the new designs, running In price
from %. 10 $3.50 per yard.
LACES. TABLE-LlSESS, aud all the novelties
IN PARAScLS just received ut
NH 20 COHEN BROTHERS,.
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L&s--L1<42-1,lf1LazA Ia AAS11<nk-1s-Azkd !.
EAIEEis Al. &AEEEE

The remains Of the late Mrs. LAURA GRAF
TON wv no died in Ohio on the lthof .Nufut lastl
Will arrive Il the depot Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio
rail- Dad en- TOMORROW Saturday MORNING..
Her relatives and friends ire requested 10 meet at
that place at O'Clock aud accOnpa The remains
to Hollywood, where The burial strrices VIII be
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csdrrted uct. aud was discredltahle to those
who prevented It's passage. Their action I
ea,,s ii no ssrse damage Judge ALLEN u
.mokessirdeed, his merits more decidedly
distinguished. The resolution failed for
The want dt q quorum, only some haf dozen
or OF SO sorebeads voting against it andraising
the questioned quorum. --