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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-18

TELL Me, YE ANGELIC HOST J
Rev. DR.. McAnally. of the st. Louis
Christian AdUOcate, being annoyed
by the failure of his subscribers to
come to time, like Mr.. Silas Wegg,
dropped into poetry" and the re-
suit proved that there was money in
it. His production ran as follows;
"Tell me, ye angelic host,
Ye ministers of love,
Dan suffering printers here below,
Have no redress above? 2"
The angel band replied
ITO us is knowledge given,
Delinquents on the printers book
Can never enter heaven"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-18

Mr.. 7. ii. Bell, Of Oakland, has
hssn appointed agent for the absve
lamp in Ailegany and Garrett coun-
ties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-18

Photograph and Autograph Albums.
The most exquisite Photograph
and Autograph Albums at Daily d
Co.'S Auction Store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
LYNCHBURG

MONTGOMERY PREsBYTkRY IN SESsION-FIRST
AND SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
APRIL Is. 1880.
Montgomery Presbytery assembled 10 the
Second Presbyterian church of this city at
O'Clock last night IN the presence OF a
large congregation. The opening sermon
was preached 10y The Rev. W. K. CopPedge
from the text, "Beheld what manner OF
love the Father bath bestowed upon us
lhat we should be called the Sons OF God"
After religious services, Pfesbytery was
Organized by electing Rev. W. n. Me-
Pbeeters. moderator, and +. G. Burde't and
Rev. +. G.. Railey, temporary clerks.
To-day ut The appointed hour Presbytery
reSssembled.
The Rev. A. C. Stewart was dismissed to
the P,esbytery Of CaDa0a, and the Rev. A.
II. Price to the Presbytery OF Lexington.
Tonight an address will be delivered by
the Rev. Or. MclIwaine on the subject OF
Missions" TELEPHONE.
from The Lynehburg virgiuiau of yesterday
SECOND DAY OF THE PREsBYTERY.
Presbytery was opened with prayer by
the Moderator. Rev. William McPheeters.
A number Of new members reported and
were enrolled during the day.
At IL O'Clock Presbytery took recess
until p. M.
Rev. J. q. Shepperson, d. D., preached
asermon cf great power on 1.-The Resur-
reetion OF the just"
Attbe evening session the statistical and
other annual reports from number OF
churches we're read and considered. Some
d these called out quite animated discus.
Sons.
Rev. Mr.. Barnett, OF the Presbytery OF
Montgomery. being present, was invited to
si as CORES ponding meDber.
Rev. DR.. Bates, OF the Methodist Protes-
iant; Rev. Mr.. Smith, OF the Baptist, and
Rev. DIR. Dosb, OF The Lutheran Churches,
were invited 10 sit as visiting members OF
Presbytery.
AT about hali.past 5 p. NJ. Presbytery
took recess till O'Clock Il. a., 10 hear
anaddress by Rev. Richard McIlwaine, ID.
D.. on Home Missions" and 10 consider
that sutiecl.
Presbytery will meet again this morning
al 81 O'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
CUTICURA.
UTICU II A
HUMOR REMEDIES
FOR THE RADICAL TREATMENT OF BLOOD
SKIN, AND SCALP-DISEASEs,
WITH LOSS OF HAIR,

]. CUTICURA REsoLvENT, possessing cathartic'
tonic, Alternative, abaorDeni. hepal'c. ch0agogue,
anti. bilious, detergent, dirurelc, sudor nc, muir,
poisonous matter when a ,ats IN the blood and
fiuids and carries 1t from the body. IL purihes
cleauses, strengthens, and supports the system
through the mos critical stage of BoOd-. skin. and
Scalp Humors, and Disorders of the Liver, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs.
q CUTIcURA. Medicinal jelly for external use.
arrests disease, al avs Inflammation, itching, and
irritation, ana away lead SKIN and hesb, rem
der, healthy ulcers, sores, and dscharging wounds
heals and soOlhes every Outward humor, and re-
stores and beauties the hair Il Is The best hair
dressing IN use. making me naIr SOFT anu eiosSy
very aRr cable. =,
g. Cur cURA MEDICINAL SOAP. for the Toilet
Raih and Nurs ~. and TOR cleansing. oohing. and
healing dl leased surfac s. and restoring refreshing
ard btautifying the skin, 10 prepared from CUTI,
CURA rs FIR e from causiic alksles, and perfumed
with rare flower odors. Gen,l'men pronounce me
(UTICUnA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP positive
luxury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
The Whitaker COURAGE"

WEST PoINT, n. Y, April 16.-Com.
mandant Lazelle, OF the corps OF cadets,
testified before the Court Of Inquiry in the
Whitaker case to-day that he had made a.
thorough an investigation as possible OF the
alleged outrage on Whitaker when it was
first reported, but was not able to ascertain
who were the perpetrators. He was OF the
opinion that Whitaker mutllated himself
He thought Whttaker's handwriting resem-
bled that OF the so-called note ct warning.
and that Whitaker could have freed him.
self from bis bonds IL he had tried before he
was found. The finding OF the neck-tic in
bis room was also, he thought, against him.
because no person in civilians dress would
have brought it there. lie said that II there
were reasons why those should have COM
mitted the outrage to drive Whitaker
away. there were equally strong reasons
why be should have done it himself to stay,
as the witness understood that he was
steadily falling back in his studies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELE,anApm TO THE DISPATCH
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD.

WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOssIP-cON-
GRE,.sIONAL PROCEEDINGs-vIcTOR
Bl,ND OF APACHEs ovERTAKEN AND BE-
ING DRIvES sOUTII-NEGRo INcENDI-
ARIES TO BE HANGED IN SOUTH
CAR0LTNA Aires IN THE DISMAL
q Sw AMr-INCENDTARY FIRE NEAR NOR
FoLK-THE WEST. POINT IN INVESTIGATION /;
COMHANDANT LAZELLE TEsTIFTEs-AN-
NUAL REUNION OF THE MONTICELLO
GUARD VETERAN ASSOCIATION AT CHAR.
LOTTESvlLLE-FIRE on THE PETERS
BURG AND WELDON RAILROAD; TRAINS
DELAYED-RACEs IN ENGLAND YEsrER-
DAY-THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS;
THE RESULT IN CORK COUNTY A SUR
PRIsE-RUssIAN CONGRATULATIONS TO
GLADSTONE.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
PARSELL's DICTATORSHIP RECEIVES A HEAVY
BLOW.

PARNELL'S DICTATORSHIP RECEIVES A HEAVY
BLOW.
LONDON, April 16.-A dispatch from
Cork TO the Tunes says q petition will be
lodged in he House Of Commons In behalf
OF Mr.. Kettle, Parnellite candidate for Parlia-
ment, who was defeated in Cork county by
Colonel David Cotburst (HOme-RLler).
The ground OF the petition will be that
clerical influence was used against Mr..
Kettle.
A Dublin dispatch to the Times says:
" The result OF The COrk-COunty election ~
one OF the greatest surprises OF the time.
1t was confidently believed that DIR. Kettle
would replace Colonel Colthurst, and the
only question up to declaration Of the poll
seemed 10 be whether he or Mr.. Shaw would
be the senior member. The defeat Of Mr.
Parnelps nominee, after tremendous efforts
to secure bis return, Is a heavy blow TO Mr..
Parnelps dictatorship, and the suece> sful
stand made by the Catholic clergy and re-
spectacle laity, including doubtless many
Conservatives, will be regarded great
moral victory"
THE NEW MARKET RACES.
LONDON, April 18.-The race for the New
Market international handicap came OF at
the New Market Craven meeting to-day,
and was won by Leopold Rothschid's
tbree-year.old chestnut FLY Fashion; Lord
Stra6ord's three.year-old brown colt Gil
Bias, second; and Count +. DeLagrange's
fiye-year-old chestnut mare Clemantine,
third. Ten horses ran. p. LorilIaId's
three. = ear-old chestnut cst Wallenstein
finished last.
ARRIVAL OF DE LEssEPs.
LONDON, April 18.--A dispatch says de
Iesspps has arrived. He Is not discouraged
by the cold shoulder turned to him in the
limited States. He intends 10 go soon TO
London, Manchester, Birmingham, Edin-
burgh. Glasgow, and Dublin to promote
his canal enterprise. He will aiterward
visit Belgium and Holland.
RUSSIANS o0NoRAruLATIy0 GLADSTONE.
sr. PETERSBURG, April l6.--A number oil
Russians are now preparing an address to
be presented TO Mr.. Gladstone, congratu-
Iating him on the success Of the Liberals In
the parliamentary elections.
QUEEN VICTORIA EN- ROUTE FOR HOME.
BRussELs, April 18-Queen Victoria Jeff
here at 3:l5 O'Clock THIS afternoon foi
Flushing.
.- PkRs0NAL.
LONDON, April 16.-A Paris dispatch "a
the Times says N. Jules simon, Republican
life senator, has BEEN elected member oil
the new Supreme Council Of Education.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGE.
PARIS, April l6.-It Is stated that N. John
Emile Lemo,nne, Publicist and member Of
the French Academy, will succeed Count
Docbatei a. French envoy extraordinary
and Minister ipoteutlary to Belgium.
OPINION on THE BRITISH ELECTIONS.
PARIS, April l6.--Tbe Nouvelle Kerue ex
presses great sstisiAclioa ~ the frlpmnR ~
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

fHlDAf, April l0s fcbu
CeuntYy Prsdnce.
1ppiss: S4@t4.50 q barrel.
Bsesodz: zoe. y %.
10 good, 20m26c.
Cora zeal. &c. y 0ushei Tor country; 7Oc. Tor
Dried Fruit: Apples. 6a6Ilc.: peaches. peeled,
ga l2c.; unpeeled, 4@8c.; eherries, 1910. . ID. !;
Bgos: In oarrels. &c.; in crates. lac.
Feathers. PRIME nv"-oocs' 431H4 7c-: ro11s,cn
$3.50. turkey tall loe' . ID turkey wing loe'
FIdrseed: 81 50 y pushei.
Hav: Virginia timothy, 9o99oc.; clover, as
~y ySts. Baled, Csc AL.
potatoes: irish. y bushel 60@6oc.
Roots.-GiDseng, VI q D.; Seneca free OF tops, 4oc
lard: Country. 7Aasc.
Rue: 75@66c. a DusneL
Eilmae: Prime, IJc.
BaIed StYeo: 35@40c.
FliIOfO: 5(db.C. "A 10.
Wool: Washed. 45@ Doc: unwashed. 80 gsoc.
BURY wool win bring from 70 &C. = b less man
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &C.
Cement: Rose scale. el.6D p barreL
Lime: Agricultural, 30 lOc. y busneI; HocsGId,
ingl, 81: Glenn's Fails. a5@soc-
Ptaster: Lnmn. - rs; ground, ts ;s,c,ued
Tar: Large size, s9.2osss.60. .,,r
Prints: Merrimaek. IN herrtpaaea shrtins'
| ne; Richmond. ~; South Bridge 5ke: Psciac,
&C; spraxue. 71c. spragae Shifting, 1e.
Dunnels, &C.,; Ai-ns. 74e.; Manchester. g.. ;
"A aah ayto'. g.: Mailer, Pink, Sc. Mallory Pur-
| ME- Sc. /; Simpson Mourning, &c.; simpsen Grey,
g.; a1mpson Black, &c.; Harmony, 7c.; Ash
AZ I,SWn Gu ons Manehe. ter \ A., ssc:; Man
VI IA % sysr \ A. A., on MAnclrslsx a. 4. H.,
IKE. Rockbridze = r. r, 6ke.s Rochhrb "a X.
| r. ne: JameF River 4 q. o.. 6sc. James RIVER
TX. NJ 6ac.: jams River a. u H., 7.e. James
Raw standard "A ID. D.. &C.: GrAnits, We n NJ
&c.; 1rxu,tsyi,. "A y. D., g.; frahonfa, sne'
8 cmpssog, D., ~. toee~,cs. ", eA,
grssG SSAsst;ssgs' PepVere'l 10 :, s0e.' Aodf0'-
'' BssSesse SaGttnos and sAs.stsqs: New Ysrl
Aasroseoss in. L.. lie tr.is q The lpeSA n.y.;
Torrsatdsls, lie; Hero I Z, loe. rsina., Pc;
osnnebsus, eye Mops -, 1oc.{ bc0Ee AS
iCxe. ytcarityS \, 7e. Pepperse io-ti 02As.
GingAam .-Piunkes, Toe, Wnise M e e
1ief s-Cope~soea A.; A.. i93e; ocsess"ss =: 3. 9.
A., i6ke. Cones,oxa q. q. io49.; csnfssess IRE
nism, i'Sc.; Oonestoss Z. sos a. a..,,.
] SAlrtlse stripe sber'dAn "As" sc'' sos'''
$3.50 ~r,iis. araniseviis, 8c.; stash, s<c.;
perrsre u. ehe.; Rockbrldse "A, e5se. ~.
.niss: yewett Citv, lie. bosson, es. a..
Oottoa Ptslds: Ottawa. ll''i Iessse' iio'
Uid Virginia, ec.
| NSm;,tcs: Fiat VI 0~ Paper, &C.
Drugs, Dysstans oils &C.
| I1~ak.l. 40 Az = eniiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
Reunion Of Virginia Veterans.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April 16.-Tbe
annual retinion OF the Monticello Guard
Veteran Ass 'ciaton, Nineteenth Virginia
Infantry, under command of Captain John
G. Cnlin, took place this evening. After
an extensive street parade with bands OF
music, ETC., they were Joined by the Mon
ticpllo Guard No. 2, under command OF
Lieutenant Draine, and escorted to the Gem
saloon, where they partook Of banquet.
Speeches were made by Hon. r. T. w
Duke. Senator E. w. Early, Colonel Taylor,
Captain G. &. WerteDbaker, q. NJ. WHITE,
and Others. The surviving members OF the
old Nneteenth regiment who had fought
on all the battlp-felds from the first Manas
sgs TO the surrender OF Lee at Appomattox
told many old war stories and enjoyed The
occasion generally.
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Porty-sfxth CONVERSATIONAL Session
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1880.
SENATE.

Mr.. EdmundS, from the Committee on
Private Land Claims, reported adversely on
the bill to abrogate the power OF executive
officers OF the United States in allowing in
demnity TO locations or scrip for confirmed
unsatistied private land claims under the
law of 1858. and to vest that power in the
courts Of the United States. Indefinitely
postponed. The committee had heard argu.
ments OF counsel for private land claimants,
and considered the opinion given by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
which rather favored the passage OF such a
bill, but their investigations had led them
TO think it unadyisable to take such action
at prescott.
Mr.. Baldwin, from the Committee on
Commerce. reported adversely the bill to
authorize the Richmond and Southwestern
Railway Company to build bridges across
the Pamunkey and Mattip0ni rivers. and 1t
was Indefinitely postponed.
At the expiration OF the morning hour
the Senate resumed the consideration OF the
Geneva.award bill, and devoted to 1t the re-
mainder OF the day.
Messrs. Jones OF Florida. Conkling, Thur
man, and Carpenter discussed the question
whether the underwriters are entitled to q
SDure OIL Tue dWuus luC fOobshs FPN~SSS7
were made by Messrs. Jones and Carpen'
ter.
Pending the conclusion OF the latter's ar
pument, the Senate went into executive
session, and when the doors were re-
opened adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House was engaged In the DISPOSE
ton OF miscellaneous business.
The Senate bill has been passed removing
the political disabilities Of Roger A. Pryor.
The morning hour having been DIS
pepsed with, the House went into Commit
lee Of the Whole on the Indian appropfia'
ton bill. ~ an.
An amendment, by Mr.. Hooker. Of MIS-
sisslppi, striking out the section appro'
priating $4,000 for she expenses OF tnt
iudisu commissioners and repeating tns
statute providing for the latters appoint
ment, was adopted.
Mr.. Hooper offered an amendment trans
ferring the Indian Bureau from tie interior
TO the War Department, such trsns'er Z
take effect at the expiration OF the mex
Pending The discussion OF point o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17

The Fncastle Herald learns that Captain
c. NJ. Reynolds has sold to Mr.. Cook the
old family homestead, on which are I'M
mense deposits of iron ore, for $4,000
part cash. Mr.. Samuel Wood has sold to
MIR. II. &. Parsons, vice-pfesident OF the
Richmond aud Allegheny railroad, large
tract Of mountain land adjoining bis home
place for S13,000-S5,000 cash. The Cataw'
ba furnace properly, situated ten miles
west OF FincaStle, has been sold to an IRON
master Of Ohio, named Bramwell, FOR the
sum OF $40, 000-S10.000 cash.
The Lyncbburg Ne,cs OF yesterday SAYS
"IDfc rmatiOn was received in this city
Thursday of a fire in ADpomattoX county,
about four miles from Concord depot, which
resulted 10 the total destruction OF the resi-
dence Of Mr.. III. Clay Sherer, together witt
all of the eut.houses on the premises. The
fire originated from burnt eun-wad. ant
the damsge sustained is estimated at $4,000
with no Insurance."
Damaging forest fires are reported from
nearly every section OF the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17

offlckRs ELECTED FOR 1850 AND 'Si-LEAyf
w ABSENCE TO DIR DABSEY TO 90 ABROAD
LIBRARY BUILDING NEARLY COMPLETED
TEMPORARY kNBARRAsSNEST--L LIFT or GRA
poAfks-ADoRtss OF Kew. DIR. J. III. SMITH
W NORTH cAR0LIsA; HIS REMARKS On
"okiDLY CONFORMITY, McLDING DANCING
AND CARD-PLAVIxG.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dfspateh.I
~. HAsrDEh SIDNEY, April IA, 1880.
uc anniversaries OF tbis seminary OF
xs.ng' under the care Of the Sypods OF
a. Safo'lna and Virgins. Terminated to-
N, e'xieen ministers and lsymen from
ben. ' states were 10 attendance as men,
Tu TIE corporation.
n,' omeers elected for l880.'81 are Rev.
sideS,.h merry Smith, OF North Carolina. pre-
and n, nss, ,r. A. Martin, Of Virginia,
yss.~.I: hu'cbeson, Of North Carolina,
glais. sasns; y. n. Watkiss, OF vir.
The p.as and treasurer.
fsitbfu, ~. ". Dsbuey, after constant and
eentury !. W.. Tor more than q quarter Of
Jssve Of ah 'se Professors chair. was granted
Tue Doe v'eoce iiii tho LIST OF December.
funos 49,. goes abroad Ia few days. and
Euro,s y, snat he will 20 70 or return from
Tsw pN BrssiD, 6. A.
lst u - Term v y not commence TIL the
n Nav sSss"De'' 1880, and viii end the LIST
Tie S,sss ~ building Is Desriy compiled ed.
% has lam % the Lei OF January last
et,i2. sv'h' 1880 due Tor tnteresr on the
sesnass.,s q registered dsbt held bv the
tnj~su' While ibis n = femnoxsvv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17

Especial telegram TO the Dispaicb.1
NORFOLK, Va, April l8.-The Dismal
Swamp fires destroyed yesterday $4,000
worth Of valuable cut lumber near Deep
Creek belonging to Baird II Roper, Of this
city.
AN incendiary Gre on the truck farm OF
James Martin, on the Seaboard road, six
miles from Portsmouth, this afternoon,
consumed valuable barn and a large guam.
tity Of corn and hay. No insurance.
Fred. MankIn, a painter, Of Portsmouth,
was killed yesterday by falling from scat
fold In Washington city.
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SALT-RHEUM.
SALT-RHEUM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARS-UNABLE TO
wALK-GOT ABOUT ON HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.
Hessrs. Weeks A. Potter:

Messrs. Weeks q Potter:
Gentlemen.-, have had most wonderful cura OF
SAT- kheuui For seventeen years l suffered WITH
salt Rneum had II on my Tread, face, neck, arms,
ana legs. I was noI able TO wa X, only on my hands
and knees for Que year. l have moi been able to
helm myself for eight year,. | ,ried Gnndseds OF
remedies not one had he least effect. The doctors
said my csse was DcurabIe. SO my parents tried
everything that came slons. ] saw your advertise
moi aud couciudD q to nv GUTICUKA REMEDIES.
THE fr box of CUTICURA brought The HumOr 10
The surface of my skin IL would droD of as IL came
ont until now am ennreIy well. All j can say Is
Ihanky u mot heartily for my cure. Any person
who thinks This letter a fraud, lei them write or
come and see me and find out for themselves
'' Ynurs iruiy WILL MCDONALD.
1918 BUTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO. ILL ,
March 4, 1879.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Apyil 1o, 1880,

OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. AZ bushels. Red, sos bushels.
CORN White. "a bushels. NiTed, 700 bushels.
OATs.-l54 bushels.
BLACKkYED PEAS.-66 bushels.
RYE-l0 bushels.
BcANs.-2 bushels.
COtTON.-f25 bales.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT Red, 90 bushels very good Lancaster at
81 So; 20 bushels mixed At al.33-totaI, 40
bushels.
CORN White, "a bushels prime at CSC. NiTsd
90 bushels very good on private terms; 90 bush-
els good on private terms: 200 bushels a. &c.; 90
oushrls good Oh private terms-tOiai, 40 bushels.
OATs.-4S bushels prime spring at Ace. 80
bushels prime spring on private krms-totaI, l26
bushels.
RYE.-10 bushels AZ 95c.
BRANs.-2 bushcl, al 81.
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South Carolina Negro Incendiaries to
be Executed.

New YORK, April 16.-A special says that
during November and December the little
city Of GreenviIle, s. c., was infested by a
band Of iDeendlaries, who on different oc-
casIons burned public and private buildings
until about one third Of the city was
dtsrOved. Detectives soon discovered that
the incendiaries were negro thieves and five
OF the band were arrested. They have been
on trial Ia Greenville for a week. and to-
day found guilty and sentenced to be
hanged June 18Th. The trial has excited
great interest and the sentencing was a
thrilling scene. Two OF the prisoners
tainted and fell to the floor while the Judge
was pronouncing their doom.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

APRIL 16.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
L,sgs.-common; ss@ss.so; medium, SAC
Leaf.-Common, s5@t5.5O; mediup, t6@t7;
good nominal; fine, nominal: extra inr, nominal.
temmfng.-C0mmOD, s3@A; medium, 500
$3.50; good, s7@sS.50; nne, S9@ssl0.
DARK GOoDs-MANUFAcTVRINo.
Lug Filiers.-t ,Ommon, f3.50@t4; medium,
*4.606$5: good, S5.60MS6.
Lear PiuerS.-tOmmoD $5MS5 90; medium,
s8@s8 SO: good, e 80; nne,s9@sI0; extra ans
sun cured, $l0@$le.
WraDpers.-, ;Ommop, a7.50@ts.50: medium
ss.bOta 50: good. S9.50@$l0; hne, Al0Gtll
extra, tl2@13; extra sun-cured, none.
BRIGHT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Smokers.-,'ommon, sS@sl0; medium, al09
$I2; yood, sl2@sl8; hnr, slo G320.
Fltiers.-t,Ommon, t6@4a; medium, S7@&9
good, 81 e@$l2; fine, nominal.
acknowledgements q Oso u 5 medium, sIb ~
t2O: good. s2O@s30; hne, 100000; fancy, sSc
Gt65.
WraDpers. Nshogany.-C0mmon, tl2@el6 ;
medium. t15G@20; good, s22@t26; hne, 1900
$40, extra, $45@t50. VI
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
Principally to good old heavy boaed hugs and Ken
tucky River leaf. We quote:
Old jugs, &4Gat6: Kentucky River Tugs, fl09
$l2; Kentucky River leaf, slS@SlS.
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REMARKABLE CURES.
A DRUGGIST OF TWENTY YEARS EXPE
RIENCE SAYS THEY ARE THE BEST.
n...r. u.eks 4 pofter.

Nessrs Weeks Potter:
Grutlemrn.--I have been connected with the drlls
business TOR twenty wears and have handled every
,s,a pu ifer and remedy OF any CONSEQUENCE Ioi
the tresrm ut If BLOOD, Skin, and Scalp Disease
md uubesitatingiy saw thtt no system OF remede.
ever devise or compounded so completely xno
thoroosbiy eradicate The disease Ior when me :
remarkable cui es have come " my knowIsdRe ano
/ feel safe in wairan'ins satisfaction II directions
are followed. ke pectfnlly. .a,sp
Proprietor MoRsE's DYsPEPsIA CURE.
BOLLIsT0x. MASS, December IL, 1879.
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The Forest Fires in New Jersey.

TONS RIVER, n. j., April 16.-North OF
us the fire Is over, but soath 1t is burning
furlously and many houses are reported as
being destroyed.
LAKEWOOD. n. j., April 16.-Tbe rain
last night queucned the fire in this section.
Nine buildings and seven stores are known
to have been burned, together with 10000
acres OF pine, cedar, and oak forests.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-17
Fire on the Petersburg and Weldon
Railroad.

PETERSBURG, April 16.-Tbis afternoon
three hundred cords OF wood stacked on
the line along the Petersburg and Weldon
railroad, four miles south of Reams's sta
ton, we're destroyed by fire. The fire,
which Is supposed to have originated from
locomotive sparks, communicated to the
railroad, burning the cross.ties and warp
ing the rails for some distance, delaying
all trains from the South. The mail and
passenger tram due here at $3.50 p. NJ. has
not arrived. Workmen are now engaged
repairing damages and extingulsbing the
fire
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CuTIcrRA RExEDrEs ere prepared by WEEKs
TON sirtes Bosion Fl front street, ronio, 'Dnt,
sud 8 8now Mn, London, and are for sxIe oy ~
druekists. Price of CU,ICUnA. small ooxts, o. o.
cana: large b6xes, consisting Two ano one nzt
times the gua.,iiy Of small. I'll. RES0LvEnT.oi
Dc, O0. tie. CUrICURA MEDICINAL TOILET ssysS'
rs eeuts. iCuiIcURA N EptCfNAL sHAv WING poASs
ID nts; lss bars for bsfbers arl 'arSe csnso'"e
30 centS.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April l6.- g0on.-StOcks weak.
Money on call q Der cent. Exchange-LOnR, i64f;
short. 4S7k. State bonds duh. Governments quiet.
Ereatng.-MOney, 694 per cent EXCHANGE,
4S44. Governments weak. closing firm ne = IS,
1888; Al per cents, loSA; per cents, 1861
states dull
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April l6 Virginia 6's, old Is
deferred, z: cOnsels, 53H; second series, 22H;
past-due coupons, So; new 10-40's, SO; 10 4Os
coupons, SO. Bid to-day.
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From the Indians.

yICTORIA's BAND APACHEs OvERTAKEN.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-A dispatch
from Tucson, Arizona, says Major Mclean
has oyeriaken VictOria's band OF Apaches,
and is driving them south.