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Terrorism I'm Pennsylvania.
DEPREDATIONs BY THIEVES IN CHESTER
COUNTY.

NEW YORK, April IA special to an
evening paper from Reading, Pa, says :
" The people OF Honeybrook township,
Chester county, are in terrible state OF
alarm over depredations by a band OF West
mountain thieves who are burning their
barns and driving of their stock. The
marauhers robbed country scbool-house
OF large Bible, nailed it to tree, and
posted notice with skull and cross-bones
attached stating that il the Hose Insurance
Company followed them up to make ar
rests fearful desolation would at once fol.
low. A number cf members OF detective
company have had their horses and cattle
DOjgoned
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onrcr,ox OF Tag ELECTRIC APpARAIu:
MEM ~ 1ug srRGgTs OF WABASH, IND.


N 1Bg sTREgTs os WABASH, IND.
,s,.e.a, ,eiesrsm to the Chicago T;mesl
u..s.sa. IND. March 3i.--As the clock
VI tonight four electric lamps OF
wv wv s,housand-candie power each pu, forth
"noonday light for one mile In circum..
; go The lamps suspended midway OF
." IRON flagstaff on the courthouse, which
lpe so, feet above the business part OF
~ ,ewn. were furnished with electricity
" No. & generator driven by seven
s'r.e mower engine. According TO contract
~. machinery was To light one mile In
,s.,,,ster from the courthouse, and be equal
q" css-buraer 1850 feet from the light.
~ Councll placed meu at different parts OF
~ eits 10 observe, and they reported salts
,1.crii,. AT Urbsna, I've miles north, the
~ was said to be beautiful. The test has
-, general satisfaction. The excitement
ssnnsbout the day has been very great.
, ,.a.,ar.;on trains on the Cincinnati, Wabash
~ ~ Michigan road had brought In hundreds
su anu. MARION and southern points, while the
'v s,,.ern = ction, Including ElkbaIt, was
.a".,iS rcoreseptcd. Folly ten thousand
l..,5s arrived by Z O'Clock, among whom
-, Tho Councils Of nineteen adjacent
w.. and The mayors OF Marion and North
T'gcbester. who came in the interest Of
.1,, people, and they declared the
~, bevond their expectations. Mir.
= Phillips, electrician. who SUPER
landed tic construction Of the appa-
I'm. lad grave doubts about the tenn
I.-.rv susgne fnfnisbed .bsieg eqasito the
~ but Il answered the purpose. Many
90 cane expecting 70 see the lamps dis
,,ibuled IN various parts OF the town were
Si.,opoinled, otherwise their expectations
~crs realized. This city is trStin the world
- sdop. the electric light for general illu-
,s,ss,ion, and considering that the under
Ling hss proved successful, representa-
i've Of other towns remal ked 10 the Times
c,rrespondent that they would adept the
ssme light. II may be three or five weeks
-, before Wanash viii be permanently
ISbied up. as il will require that time to
-, the stationary-engine IN place and the
nScesSary arrangements completed, but &C.
e,rding 10 the report Of the Council steps
v m be taken TO put everything 10 shape for
rs immediate use.
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. ~.,v nennr,.re I'm journalism.

CHICAGO, April 3.-The Cnicaso Tunes
proposes TO introduce new feature 10 the
publication OF newspapers. IL Is making
prenarafiops to vary the size OF its sheet
every day according 10 the amount OF news
II has 10 publish. II forty eight columns
Of space Is needed, it Will have forty-eight
columns. and il Ii has ninety columns OF
news and other essential matter, q ninety
column paper will appear. BY this means
tbe Times expects to avoid the necessity OF
printing triple or quadrupie sheets when
additional space is needed.
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Tobacco Warehouse Burned at Ripley.
0hi0-TwO III u q red Thousand
Pounds Of Tobacco Destroyed.

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Tbe tobacco ware
house at Ripley, Ohio, was burned yester-
day, in which McGregor Brothers had STORED
100000 pounds OF tobacco, most OF which
was destroyed or damaged. McGregor
Brothers are insured for $4,000. There
are other losses.
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rne Plttsbnrgh Almshouse Murfer

PITTSBURGH, April 3.-The cOrOner's In
ves,igation In regard to the almshoHse MUIR
der closed this afternoon, and the jury re-
turned verdict that John Goebring came
to his death from blows inflicted by Joseph
Coolhoff and X. i. Brooke. The latter had
been in charge OF the insane department.
An the Others attached to the house were
eXonerated.
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n.r,nr Attempt 70 Rescue . Prlsener.

Los VEoos, N. M, April 3.-This eve
ming two esperadoes-David Rudabugh
aud Jonn AIlen--entered the jail here, shot
and fatally wounded the jailer, and attempt
ed 10 rescue prisoner named Webb, under
sentence OF death for murder. The would
be rescuefs were scared on before they
could accomplish their purpose. A posse
Il 10 pursuit OF them, and II captured they
will certainly be lyncbed.
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RAILROAD LINES.
RICHMOND. YORK RIVER ASr SHEsPEAEEi
RsIL70AC. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,
- TAKING EFFECT JANUARY q, ieeo.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
800 p. NJ. Leave Richmond daily except SUI.
dayl connecting at West Poitt on
Tuesday, THURSDAY, ami SAT-
URDAY With steamers for all land
Tugs on the York river and Tor bati-
more.
THROUGH FREIGRT TRAINS.
$40 A. M Leave Richmond daily Except SUM-
1000 A, 81. day.. connecting az West Point Win
steamers for ait.moi E on MoSDAv'
Tuesday, w 1890
win steamers for New York on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY: with steamers for provi-
dence and Rosiou on TUESDAY anc
FRIDAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
,o.Oe A. NJ. Arrive at Richmond daily except
,"'NN supaayL connecting ut West Poini
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aad SAT
URDAY with steamers from Bald
more.
rHROuGh FREIGHT TRAINS.
o.xxp M Arrive at Richmond daily texcep,
80 a. W'{ snndayL connecting at West Poinl
e''e '' with steamers from Baltimore, New
York Providence. aud Hosion.
No transfer Of freight a. hcnn,cna 20 * s,v,s
southern points. Cars run through between A'~n's
AS Careful handling ana asp~ich With lowest rates
- roSsS bills OF lsding. with guaranteed rates
tened - an northern and westsru poanus
For AZ or,uafi0n, apply al onice % tne company
r. .eutv-third aud Dock stretit hlenmonu VA
ocA IL. r. DOUGLAS, SUPERINTENDENT
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EAST BOUND
n..t....nI Al


Mail Tram arrives AZ Richmond iaiD * ~
cfpt sunday at............,...'.... TO" f'N
Express train arrives at Ricnnobd asiJ oo -
80. wv - -
Accommodation train arrives AZ hleh- ..
m0nd daily except sunday at.....''..:tyoA.s
Mixed train leaves siaun'on Al liso a. "a.
taking PASSENGERS from Viryna MIDLAND iTAt nou,
Lynch6urx aud Danville, and arrives al hichlnona
at lO:45 z. N. - = a..
IL rcbburg, Danville, aud Atlantic Mississippi ana
osio Railroad stations. ans VIII Virginia MID
land traiu. leaving ~ $50 u. 81 FER Washington:
n connects With VIRGINIA Midland train, leaving
AZ l.0S A. n. for Washington AMI the North.
q connects win Virginia aidisna train Foe
I, 60. meets with vaRey railroad accommodation
train leaving m 3:l5 N. for Bsrrisonl'arg.
n ronpecs with Valley rairoSn 'fa'n' 'o~'fh< y
10 so A. NJ. sor Harper's Ferry.
y connects with stlges for Lexia3,oa. a.
{, connects With q. H. =. aud L. y. steamers TOT
Portsmouth aud Cincinnati. .
ii connect with scioto 7silev railroad tos "
) so"ssc,s with all lines dwerrias 20 the West
Northwest. aud southwest .u-...sso. Al
FOR ,t.ksis. bssEase-chscts, and istormston q
rou,e ,ime. Ae.. apply 10 Chsespske and ONO fs"s
gay deoot and 826 Main STREET.
Thrsash tickets aiwa" a. Y" Z ) y p TX -
route. "a Ss,,y, sfsrirsk
CONWAY z. HOWARD, Gsnsra' rA'fs AZ
Ticket Agent.
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sTEAM-ENGINEs.

HORIZONTAL STEAM.ENGINES, va
Ii rious sizes, all in perfect order, GO'tKS-
Org, HEATERS. aud PUMPS atachsu, s'n,e
having irk Tor reversing the pulley, others turn
Ing the pulley one way only For sale al 7oi Green
witch street, New York. oo,.
New York. Mn -7-i"
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NH Lin
old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
GRONERIEl.

old CHOICE LIQUORS AND FINE
" GROCERIES,.
ID. ANTELOTTL
No. 1871 FBANKLIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA,
begs leave 10 call attention 10 his large stock Of
CHOICE VIRGINIA WHiSKEYS, + II T. " ii
BRANDIES, and WINES. snch as
OLD &C. f. WYSOR" WuisKEY:
JAMES BUMGARDNER WHIskEY, Ave years
old
FULCHER WHISKEY, seven years DID,
CLRM nER WillSkEY, i've years old;
OLD MATTEL l. DARK LONDON DOCK
BRANDY:
OLD MARTELL v. 9. O.P. BRANDY;
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN;
Also, choicest grades OF PORT and SHERRY
WINES. and IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKY.
Also, VIRGINIA HAMS, FINE TEAS aud COZ
FEE. and GROCERIES generally.
IA IL -eOd3mo
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EIolir.

Pine. s4A4.5O: superrne, t55o@s5.75; ext5'
6.5O6i6.75; common family " fancy or"n''
S7MfS.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, April b, 1850.
sALEs.-2,000 Virginia consols two salesj sold AT
53: 10 shares OF G.. c. and A. Railroad stock at 80
20 shares OF Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Compapy's stock at 32k; and 1000 Virginia con.
soils at 53k.
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Earthquake IN Maine.

PORTLAND, Me-, April "a silent shock
OF earthquake was felt here at 2:3O O'Clock
tbs morning.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
BEACoNsFIELD's DEFEAT-THE LIBERAL
MAJORITY INCREASING.

BEACONsFIELD's DEFEAT-THE LIBERAL
MAJORITY INCREASING.
NEW YORK, April 3-The Associated
Press has received by cable returns OF cleo
lions In 2lS constituencies in Great Britain,
showing that the Liberals have elected 206
members; Conservatives, 122; aud the
Uome-Rulers, II. The Liberals have gained
| So seats and lost II, while the Home-Rulers
show a gain OF seats.
Germnny's Fears Of a Liberal victory
in England.
LONDON, April 3.-Tbe correspondent OF
! the Times at Berlin says he has good rea-
sons for stating that IN the highest official
circles the prospect OF Liberal victory In
the parliamentary elections in England i
regarded with no small fear and trembling.
The universal belief in Germany Is that the
peace OF Europe would be much more as
sured under Tory than under Wing
| Government.
The Case Of the Nihilist Hartman
LONDON, April 3.-The st. Petersburg
CORES Dondent OF the Standard states thai
a document bearing on The judicial aspect
OF the case OF the Nihilist Hartman vii
shortly DE sent TO Paris, with note tt
Premier de Freycinet only; and that II al
fer this the French Government shows
conciliatory disposition, 1t is not improbable
that Prince Orloff will return to Paris a:
ambassador, after the Russian Easter holt
days.
The Assassin of Colonel COmmeraOf
LONDON, April "a dispatch from vi
emma to the Times says the Sultan OF Tur
kew takes the greatest interest in the cast
of the assassin Of the Russian Colonel Com
meraoti, and being convinced by thos,
about him that the assassin Is iasane, he be
lieyes he would commit crime by exc
cutting him.
An Alleged Nihilist.
LONDON, April 3.-The Gtobe this eve
ming publishes a Berlin dispatch, which
saws: Russian kilograms announce the ar
rest of courier OF Prince de Lievan-'
senator and Secretary Of State-in the
Princes palace, suspected OF compliclt!
with the Nihilists.
Forty.TwO Miners Killed.
LONDON, April g. A dispatch from Paris
TO the Daily Telegraph says: " by the col
liery explosion at Anderlues, Belgium, OF
| wednesday. the 31st ultimo, forty-two per
sons were killed. Forty-four persons o
those in the pit at The time OF the disaster
escaped"
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Nrw vonKnANK sTATEMENr.
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, April 3. 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED 70 SECRETARY
WHFAT.-Red, go bushels. ,.,e,,A..,o,s.
Of which Al bushels were re-exhibited.
OArs.-3C6 bushels.
BLACK PEAs-l2 bushels. ,,h,,oa
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
vus,r PED. az bushels good Lancaster nj
a 40: az bushels very good Lancaster on priVae
terms ; so bushels very gooi mixed at tl.4l ~
bushels common Fultz at sl.35; SO bushes eoou
Full = at Sl.97; AZ bushels very goOu ru"I ~
sl37-tOtal. 26S bushels. ,o q
Corn White. 80 bushels very good AZ ose -
bushels very good al 67c.totii' ~ oushe's -n'"'"
40 bushels very good at SIC. ...,,
OATs-62 bushels very good spring on DIVE,
terms; so bushels good winter on private tetns ~
husheIs "a cd winter at 47c total, lo6 Ousneis'
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r ANCASTER a. LUCKE,
STOCK BROKERS',
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO

llI5 MAIN STREET.
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AMI
SOLD on COMMISSION FOR CASH OR ON
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN De
SIRED. ei1-'n
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Vosl.tRy. GLAsswARE 80

CHINA! NOVELTIES! CUr-GLASS
I } win have oDeued on the 18th instant (Monday)'
from Limoges France: ,.,,..
niNNtR. Substantially new decoratlonsi
nE,sETs-enii,e civ new decorations
IHAMBER- sETS-eptireiy new Decorations:
Also. additions. 10 AMBER CRAGULE GLASS.
RtPiC- ARR AZ LAMPS, FOLDING IRlPLiCAIE
WIRROgS VICTORIA GLASS. CHALt binpS
WHPE. sILVER-PLATED WARE. suitable Tor
brisai presents. All invhed. No charge f2r look
ing. Joo7 Main street
A<Nf ''sH.-
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG /,
D.rt nA.n (ANsDA

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, March 81,
~ 1880, trains on this road viii run as follows;
LEAVE RICHMOND soUrh.
1900 W., THROUGH MAIL daily, eonaeciiaa
for Charleston, savannah, Augusta
and Aiken ivia Charles'onl, Ralaieh,
jacksonville. stops oniy VI Chester
and Manchester, and a. Halfway 90
5:soP.M. RECOMMENDATION TRAIN daily
Passenger taklnl ibis train Wiz max
clos. connection ~ Petersburg for
10 bpm, THROUGH MAIL daily, connectna
for Weldon, wilmington, Raleigh,
Charleston, SaTaunah, Augusta, Co
lumhia, Atlanta. Macon. Montgomery
Mobile, New Orleans, and al! Doiuts
south and SOuthwest Pullman sleep
ing-car from Washington for VII
miPQtOn, Savannah, and 'he South
Stops only at Manchester and Chester
and Half Wav on s'gDal.
700 A. NJ, THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
(excep, sundays passenger car az
tached
e:35 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. coDnecE.s
with Richmond, F-edericksburg ara
Potomac railroad TO all points North,
East, AUD West, stops at Mancse~-
ard a. Drniy's BuG, on signal.
o:25A. NJ, ACCOMMODATE TRAIN daily
Except Suncay). Stops at all sta.
a44 N. THROUGH MAI. daily, sonnecras
With Richmond. Fredericksburg snc
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West. Also, making ciose cennec.
ton with the Chesapeake and Ohi9
railroad for the virginia Springs and
all points North and West. This train
stops at Manchester and Chester, ana
at Halfway and Drpry's Buf. on
1:ooP.M TfHaooUGH FREIGHT TRAIN daily
Except Sunday; passenger car At
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start mon
'A su hSR"1'f 2xCnSsIov TRAINS ,eave Rich.
mono q A. N. and $50 r. NJ: leave Peters
burg $50 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ. every Sunday.
NH 10 t. d. KLINE, SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. FnEp's POTOMAC X. v. 20
RICHMosD. VA. November 2, 1879.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 8, 1879,
trains ON this rpsd WI rim ne follows.
NORTH BOUND.
S12 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strees station a. ~ lex
ieP6s f ?. N.Y. j. a1e a. sos T.
Philadephia, 500 T. ~; New YORK
1903 z. 81
500 P. NJ. iesy es Byrd-street station daily; due
a. Washington, e:ZJ T.. VI Baltimore
Wv Work, s.i5 A VI.
400 p. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIb for
Junct1on. leaves Brofc Street ststios
SOUTH BOUND.
IO.l5P. ~, arrives At byrd-oseees station daily
except snndaysl, Leaves Nsw YORK,
s;io 4; ~; Phiis d de L Ilas a.
tor 5:Z0P. VI.
il40 A. 81, ARRIVES al Byrd-Sueet st<t.. daily.
Leaves New York, 1000 z. 81. Phil
a ass Nv ": washington. TOO 4. N.
s:4s A. ~. ACCOMMODATION Tksts arrives
at Broad-stresi station 'slly fsyceps
sundays,. Q. A: TAYLUh.
1T. u. MYERS. Geaeral SUPERINTENDENT
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Old Dominion Steamship Coz. 100 "a -
NoTE.-Money during the week has ruled higher'
per cent. being the current rate. The market Is
liftle weaker In tone.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CO.,)
PRESIDENTS OFFICR,
RICHMOND, VA, February 8, 1880
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ parties holding copsolld ,ttd mortgage bonds 81
the Richmond and DiDgille Railroad Company
maturing May /, 1890 that the same VIII DC paid at
par. with accrued interest. on presentation al the
eaice Of The Treasurer Of the company, and that IL
not SO prt sened for payment on or before the LIST
ay OF May, 1880, all intere, thereon Nili cease
from thu, date and this notice VIII be pleaded IN bar
thereof
The offer heretofore published 10 EXCHANGE these
bonds for the companys general mortgage BONDS Is
here withdrawn. ,,,
No,ice is al hereby given 10 all parties holding
any OF tho said consolidated or other mortgage
bonds of said company, tina; are now past due, tna
the same will be paid In fol Oh pIesenAsion AZ inc
office of the Treasurer OF the company, and that II
not 70 presented for payment on or before the u
day Of May. 1850, all interest thereon WIN cease
| ihere0I A. 9. BUFORD,
n, Ia-0,aw6w President
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connects for FarmviIie, Lynchburg, and al
points I'm the Southwest
connects for Milton, NJ G..
q connects for Macon and all points In Southwest
Georgia.
ID connects for Jacksonville and all points In Flo
rida.
connects for Macon and all points In Seuthwfs
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, and
all Texas points.
+ connects for Selma, Mesidian. Jackson, and
Vicksburg.
Trains from the above-namea points 6frfus ~
Richmond at 443 2. ", z A. NJ, and $3.50 L. NJ.
Trains between Greensboro and Salem run daily
except Sunday.
ton at Gold boro' with the W. & w. X. X. TO and
from Weldon aud Wilmington.
Pullman Palace Drawing -rooin and Sleeping Carr
run through on Train No. As from New York anc
RichmOn 70 Atlanta, and from Greensboro 10 Az.
grista. and on Train No. 81 from Bos,ot, Mass, to
savannah. Ca, clio Richmond
Tickets sold 10 all points south, southeast an
southwest, and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given on local ticsets:
JOHN n. MAC MURDv,
General Passenger Agent
T. NJ. r. TALcoTr, General Superintendent
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 3.-Noen;-stocks strong.
Money on call, Der cent EHcnan i'arrn'.nfs
SsOS: short 4S7k. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet. r-...oo tcAH
Epenfa1.-Money, 6 per cent. EXchange; 4o4 {,
Governments Quiet and firm: neH DIS, lO3S ~
per cents, ZOE; per cents. 1861. States nominal
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, April 3.-The weekly statement OF
tho associated banks shows the following chal9es
Loans decrease. s2272OO; specie decrease. : lio
crease s4.O33.70O: circulation decrease, Sl30,-
000: reserve decrease, ! l.271.O7o.
The banks now hold f3OS9OO Tess lhah iesa' IT,
quirements.
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Y THE "ALDEN" FRUIT VINEGAR.
100 barrels for sale by
DAVENPORT & MORRIS, Agents.
RICHMOND. VA, March 10, 1880.
I have carefully tested ALDEN & BROTHERS
FRUIT VINEGAR for Injurious ingredients, esne-
chilly for mine raj acids and find that that 1t Is en-
tlrely free from them. II Is what IL Is repre- ented
TO b "A pure article. The sample used In this OK
animation was collected by me from q number Of
barrels stored al The manufacturers agents, Messrs.
DAVENPORT & MORRIS, of ihIs city.
WILLIAM IL. TAYLOR, VI. d.,
NH l2-im State Chemist.
LIVERPOOL FACrORY-FlLLED
IL FINE SALT.
DAVENPORT D. NORRIS
offer for sale the trade $4,000 sacks Of the follow
ing brands
WORfHINGTON,
MARSHALL.
BUCKLEY'S.
DEANs,
FAULK'S,
IN store and ah0at.
ALSO,
1900 SACKS GROUND.A SALT.
DOCK STREET,
NH lin Richmond.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LOAN.

We have 10 herd on real estate, UNEECUNBERED,
In the city OF Richmond several LARGE SUNS
OF MONEY at 7 and s per cent. interest.
ap2.4t FRANK ID. HILL 4 co.
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EOOD FOR DYSPEPrlCS.
STEAM.COOKED WHEAT,
DAT MEAL GIFTS,
GRAHAM FLOUR,
OATMEAL CRACKERS,
CHARCOAL CRACKERS,
BENT'S WATER-CRACkERS.
ALSO,
ALKETHREPTA-most delicate preparation OF
chocolate made;
BELMONT LlTHIA WATER III cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia. For sale by
nh 20 CHRISTIAN ( WHITE.
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OFFICE or CITY TREAsURRR,(
PETERSBURG, VA, March l, 1880.
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG IS NOW
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with interest accrued to day Of presentation. All
rarties presenting same AT THIS OFFICE viii be
promptly paid on and after This date.
NH S-W&M3m Y.JOHNSON, Treasurer.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
NEW GREEN OR GUNPOWDER TEAS
DAVENPORT q MORRIS

100 HALF.CHESrs EXTRA CHOICE
GUNP0WDER TEAS,
selected for trade by Messrs Russell 4 Co., OF
Shanghai. and imported direct 10 New York " r
steamer Gordon Castle, and the Old DonHpion
Steamship Line 10 Richmond NH 3O-lm
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PREPARED TO PAY ALL OF HER BONDS
MATURING AUGUST I, 1850,
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600 Tor the protcctio,i Of American seumen,
$4,000 for The exrr,enses Of consulates, and
$4,000 Tor additions pay for consular
clerks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-05

ST. LOUIS. April 3.-Flour, no market. Whe i
o,saned lower and again advanced; No. red fal
sI'2iS: No. 3 red fan, sl.15X. Corn lower a.
ssN Oats dull at 32Ac. Whisky stead ats ha,e
meats a and bacon steady and unchanged.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-15
HONEST PEOPLE.

We are oil honest--oh. Of course:
OF this remark Boggs shows the force
When'sr be swaps mule or horss-
You know him.
Old Bludger. ere the prices drop.
Brings ints town his apple crop
The biggest apples on The top.
That's proper.
The psrsou, feeling rather blue,
Declines to write sermon new.
And makes IN early effort do
Who'll know it?
The lawyer -bat. alas! ! shrpk
From saying here just what think;
I pause ~ wink lArge-sizsd WAX.
Dye see il?
The doctor, having little skill.
Rolls up . very hsr0less pill;
/. cannot cure. IL cannot kill
That's humsn.
The butcher to bis patron owns.
His meat is somewhat mostly bnns.
And adds. Il bought en- 10 such tones
Al bushes doubt.
The politician but again
I sadly drop my feeble pen,
And. thinking Of this citizen.
once moro wink.
The deacon ssys bis prayers arise
Without any effort 10 the skies
II takes him hours to memories
The borrowed ones.
The editor-but here pause;
God bless his calling s0d his cause.
Aud pardon him whsns'ss be draws
On bis Imagination.
We ara ell honest, TO be sure;
Tom. Dick and Harry; yes. and your
Most humble servant. proud and POOR.
The writer.
I'm honest. 90 my friends oil say.
labor hard my debts TO pay;
Don't osrelsssly leave 10 my way
A hslf millioo.