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CHARLESTON, 5. G., February I9.-Both
houses of the General Assembly to-day
passed a bill tn facilitate the completion Of
the Blue Ridge railroad, which will supply
the missing link connecting Charleston with
the Cincinnati Southern railroad yid Knox
vile. The bill will certainly be approved
hY The Governor.
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Foreign Notes.
uELP IN TIME.-IIeIp to be effective

HELP IN TIME.-IIeIp to be effective
IL should he timely. When the Kidneys grow in
active, they are apt to do il is wise to lend them
and the bladCcr early ana Judcious medical aid in
performing their very important functions. The
requisite energy Is infused into their operations
without danger OF exciting them, and with great
benefit to The general health, by using Hos'eter's
stomach Biucrs as a duretic. Powerful stImulants
are rather calculated to niure than benefit the kid
neys and bladder, but this reliable promoter Of en-
erey impar,s to them The requisite amount of mpe-
lus and no more. II should be remembered that
kidney and bladder complaints, in an advanced
stage Of development, very frequently battle medi-
cal ski and prove fatal TO guard against dsds-
trous consequence. repel their advance by the
means suggested. fe lS.W(wlF&M
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Robbery and Outrage in Pennsylvania

WMKEsBAREE, PA, February 19.-Last
Sunday evening six men broke into the
house of Benjamin Smith, situated on a
lonely road near Wanamic, beat Smith (who
is eighty-thrce years Old) until he could no
longer resist, robbed him, outraged his
daughter, and, after making several a.
trmpts 10 burn the house, took their leave.
Two men have been arrested on suspicion.
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not been affected by the excitement attend
ing The explosjon.
In the House Of Lords to-day, Lord Bea-
con.feld, abiding 10 Inc late attempt on
he Cars life, said the Duchess OF Edin-
Durg.,, who Is now In ~. PETERSBURG, DE-
s'r.d TO quit a scene OF so much domestic
| suffering.
INVESTIGATION IN THE CAUSES OF The Ex-
PLOsION.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 19.-Geperal
Gourks, Goyernor-Genernl OF st. Peters.
| burg, was engaged at the Winter Palace
during the whole OF the night OF the 11Ih
| instant investigating the circumstances
! connected with the explosion. III has been
ascertained that the dynamite was fired BY
an electric battery. The cellars OF the Pal
ac5 have long been used Tor storing pur-
poses, and appear TO have been occupied by
four workmen, three OF whom have been
| arrested. The fourth man is missing.
Many arrests have been made in the Winter
Palace and its immediate neghborhood.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE EXPLOSION.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 19.--The No
| gay Vremia publishes the particulars Of the
| attempted assassination Of the Imperial fam
| lily, showing that dinner WIS appointed for
! O'Clock Tuesday evening. IL it had not
been accidentally delayed all would have
| been seated at the moment OF the explosion.
As il was, their escape was very narrow.
The Emperor, accompanied by the
Princess OF Hesse and Bulgaria, was about
10 enter the dninghIll through one
door. and the other members OF the
Imperial family, except the Empress, by
another, when the explosion took place.
Two servants who were in the dning-hall
were injured. The force Of the explosion
was such that a number OF the windows OF
the palace and adjacent houses were shat
tered. The gas was blown out, and com.
plete darkness prevailed The bodies Of
two more soldiers have been found among
the dfbriS and OF the forty-lye injured
several have since died.
Ireland.
DISTANT BY BAGLIFFS AND SUBSEQUENT
RECAPTURE.
CLONMEL, IRELAND, February 19.-Four
bailIffs, accompanied by large force OF pO-
lice, to-day dlstrained some cattle for rent
on the farm in the county Of Waterford oc.
cnpied by a widow. A crowd OF five bun.
dred persons Oyerp0wered the police and
recaptured the cattle. The ringleader Of
the mob will be summoned for assault.
Heavy Gales.
FISHING-BOATS AND CREWS LOST.
LONDON, February ia Madrid dis
patch reports heavy gales yesterday on the
coasts Of Galaria. Asturia, and Biscay.
Many fishing-bOals with crews were lost,
and several shipwreckS occurred.
Foreign Notes.
LONDON, February ia Cologne dis
patch says news from Merry has been re-
ceived at Odessa that the TurcJman chiefs
recently met near Merry, and resolved 10
send messengers to Persia aud India asking
for support.
A Paris dispatch says VI. Schiller, on a.
suming the presidency Of the group OF the
advanced Left of the Chamber OF Deputies
to-day, urged them to act in cordial co.
operation with the Cabinet.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, February 10. 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT -Red. II bushels
CORN white. 81 o bushels. Mred. 24i bushels.
OATS.-2,330 bushels; Of which l.4S0 bushels
we're re-rXhlOltcd.
CORN MEAL.-20 bushels.
IRISH POTATOES 20 bushels.
III CKWHEAT.-4 bushels.
TIMOTHY SEED.-4 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. - bushels prime ut 81 81.
CORN IIhtte. 100 bushels prime at 5Sg.: SO
bushels prime at 5Sc.: 326 bushels prime "a 5Sc.-
oaL Ola bushels. Mred, l7S bushels at SIC; 90
bushes al 57r.-tOtal. 244 bushels.
OATS -220 bushd- very good at 60c.; bushels
good at 50c.-tote 22S bushels.
MEAL.-2O bushels on private ternr.
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SEED POTATOES.
CEED POTATOES.

CEED POTATOES.
INV cents per barrel "a I'd d. buyibg your EAR
LY ROSE, PEERLESS. aud PROLIFIC iJest
Northern Seed POTATOES by the bushel go
pouutsj OF J. X. HOIKADAi X 60
T.. l6 = 2nS23 1928 Maia street..
CEED POTATOES.-One thousand bar
- rels EARLY ROSE POTATOES. selected espe-
cialy for eed-osrrcis syt raging NEARLY three bush
q !, each Per sons wanting shOice stock fOr plant
ing will DO we'll 10 examine them.
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
IL 3-lm 1922 Cary street.
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Four Men Drowned.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., February 19.-Du-
ring southerly gale last night the captain
and mate Of the schooner Henry X. Cog
don and two other men were drowned
while attempting TO 90 on board the
schooner in a small yawl-boat.
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Spoon Factory Burned.

WATERBURY,, Conn, February 19.-The
spoon factory connected with Booth d Cav
den's works, in this city, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss, SljO,000. One
hundred hands are thrown out OF employ
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Personal.

NEW YORK, February 19.-At the meeting
OF the Institute OF Mining Engineers to-day
paper was read by &. Il. Boyd, Of Viz
9inia, upon the mineral and other resources
Of Southwestern Virginia.
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Seven Casualties by Boiler Explosion

PEORIA, ILL, February "a terrific
boiler explosion occurred at Barton Il Bah
cocks di>iillery, below this city, last even
Ing, by which two u'en were instantly
killed, two fatally injured, and three seri-
Ously hurt.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. February 9 - 0on.-Stocks strong.
Money on call, 5G6 Der cent. Exchange-Lorg,
1881; short. 1856 State bonds dun. Govern
meut, firm.
Erening.-Noney, 56G per cent. Exchange
1891. Governments quel; new -. 1891; 4! per
ccnts, 100, per cents, 1909. States dun.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, February l9.-NirgInia 6's. deferred.
s.: cOnsOs. Sl7s second series. 29' past-due cou-
pons. 76; new I0.40's. 393; IO-40'., coupons,
so. Bid to-day
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NEW YORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

FEBRUARY l7-PetrOleum t. doing a little bet
ter; prices marked up about &C., chiefly ON better
adyices from Other point, demand, however,
very moderate Crude in shipping order quoted
A. 81 7Ac.; napth1 at 6amGAc. Refined al 7sm
Sc Tor New YorS. 7t9 ne. for Philadelphia. aud
7,M7Ic for baltimore. Refined In casts at l.@
AZ New York. $4,000 barrels: on CITY, 10000
barrels: OF bradford, 10000 barrel. Opened AZ
lowest safe. at $iO3s; cios'd al sl.03s.-JOurnGt
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, February 10. 1880.
sALEs.-l,O00 peelers tod at l7f 1000 tax
receivable coupons sold at II; 1000 Richmond
city s's sold At 11s; 900 atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad rs sold at SO; 5000 Atlanta aud Char
lotie Railroad rs sold at 90; shares Richmond
and Dinvile Railroad stock sold at Sly; shares
National Bank stock stock sold At 90; 40 shares
RichmOndand Danyllle Railroad at IS and 10000
co, n
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Srv WORK WOOL MARKET.

FFBRUARY IL IV0Ot 80 There continues a
steady, full demand, and the position continues =
srOng one. without. however, further advance In
prices.-J0UrHat Of Commerce.
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Nv Telegraph.

FEBRUARY II -Sumdc sicily quoted at Ss5
foi best brands. aud t306t4O fOr low grade, Vlr-
ginia at sec a s63.-JOurHdt III COmmtrce.
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FEBRUARY 1.-THE Ccalings are moderate and
prices showing no change. Prices sre for Virginia,
for fancy and J4M64c. for hand picked JOUrRdt
OF Commerce..
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DIR. &. McLANE's yERMrFUGE
1'HE GENUINE DIR. c. MCLANE'S
GEL EBR ATED
AMERICAN WORM SPECIFIC,
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
VERSilFUGE

The countenanceis pale and leaden colored, with
occasional fushes or circumscrihcd spot on one or
10Th cheeks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
ilate: an azure semlcrcle runs along the lower eye
i'd; the nose IS irriated, swes, ara sometimes
Jleeds; swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing Of the ears ;
an unusual secretion Of saliva Shiny furred
ongue; breath very foul, particularly in the morn.
Ing; appetite variable, sometimes yOraclous, with
,knawing sensation of the stomach, at others en-
.irely gone; neeting pains in the stomach: occa-
Aonal nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
)ut the abdOmen bowels irregular, at times co'tiye
stools Shiny, not unfrequenty tinged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hic-
cough cough sometimes dry and conyulsiye; I'M
asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding of the
eeth temper variable, but generally irritable, &c.
whenever ne ABOVE symptoms are IOunu 10 tAlst
DIR. G. MCLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT A CURE.
1T DORIS NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
II any form. 1t IS an innocent preparation, not ca
oa1le or doing the slightest injury to the most
ender irvam.
The genuine DIR. MCLANE's VERMIFUGE bears
he signatures of c. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS.
n the wrapper.
DIR. &. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as a remedy" for all the Ills
hat flesh is heir to-" but in affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and SICK
Headache, or diseases OF that character they stand
without a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparatory.to On
lfter taking quinine.
AS simple purgatiye they are une1ualled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coated.
Each box has a red wax seal on the Id with the
Impression DIR. MCLASE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures OF c. McLASE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS, prepared By Fleming Bros, OF Pitts
ourgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations OF
he name McLAKE, spelled differently but same
my le-deowly
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

FEBRUARY l7--IrOR American pig has little
aten ion yet this week, but holders express con-
ddence since sup lies do not accumulate very ma
teriaIy, the deliv lies contracts being steady aud
fu scotch pig Is held IA her sieader Oh the strong
er accounts from the other side aud demand l.
somewhat better. Rails are SIN freely wanted.
Quotations are for EgllntOn at 1872 GarischeIre
at S32@S33 Glenglrn0ck at S33; No. I shots
at S33ds33.50: COliness at s35; American pig
at $40 Tor best No. !: f3S@f30 for No. 2, aud
S37.50MS3S for Gray forge. Rails at $40 for
iron at works. aud Steel al sS6d $3.50 az works;
old rail quoted nOminally Al s42.50eSt44; wrought
scrap at t44 from yard.-JDurndI or Commerce.
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st. lsnfriCk'S Day.


PARADE.
New YORK, February 19.-At stormy
meeting of the convention OF Irish societies
last night il was decided to have a parade on
St. Patrick's day. instead OF devOtng the
money used for that purpose to the suffer-
ing poor in Ireland.
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MARINE sNTEGLTGENCH.
PORT OF RlCH MOND, FtBRrARY I9, 1880.



steamship Wyanosc, Couch. New York mer-
chauise and passengers. c. W. Allen & Co.. agents.
steamer j. W. Eystman, Carr. Philadelphfs.
merchandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrick,
agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. y. TatRm,
agent.
Bark veritas, Frelrlcksen, Hampton Roads. IIgh,.
Curtis & Parker.
Schooner M-thard. Cooper, Baltimore, guano,
Richmond and DaDyille Rsiroad.
schooner Northumberland. Richardson. Norfo'k,
logs, Rtchmond Cedar-Works.
schooner John 4. Curtis. Quillan, Philadelphia.
ligh', Curtis e Parker.
schooner Ameh, IIearn, Phillips, Philadelphia.
light, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Schooner Annie r. stevens, Tlce. Charleston
grain, Curtis K Parker.
Schooner A. -. GOODMAN. Hearn, Philadelrhis.
ties. Curtis & Parker.
schooner j. }. Pharo, -. New York. ties, NOE.
yelle Lease & Co.
CUSrOM-TOUsE REPORT.
cleared. -German brig Louisa Meyer. Wh0ck.
Santos. Brazil, wiki 2,476 barrels Of -four, yalIei
at slS,69i.
MEMORANDUM.
BALTIMORE. February H. Arrived: Schooner
A. +. SmNrl, MoriinO, from Richmond.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Thompson, Blown.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, February l9.-Arriyed: POmouz
Richmond, BenefactOr Arrived ont: Nielane
Saranaf. IL Dlgeley. Governor Lang Ton.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIvE-NTOCK MARKET.

lows
BefJ C1ttie.-Very best, &C: good, 4sG4lic.;
medium or good tairquahty. Bose; rOugn oxen,
thin .teer'. &C., 91l2i,c. r H.. gross.
HogS.-Nen best, 64MGiIc; shoatJ, common
grades, &c. 5sGJ},c Il H., net.
heep.-Nery best 5'4@6c.; medium TO good
Ana Sc. a To-. gross.
Vedis.-S3.5O@i9 so n head.
Mitch Coios.-f206DS5O q head.
About 1875 heaI OF b-ef cattle, 44l hogs, and | 20
heep on The market. Very few cattle sold at either
extreme of The above quotations. Market slow ans
siGggi h, with prices about The same ~ last week
No demand for bulls Hogs steady; supply rather
light. Highest price received for sheep this week
was &c but 40 eNirl gO0d ON the market.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FEBRUARY 7.-BeeUes.-Receipts to-day, 10
carloads, or 3l6 head, all for 4 wholesale saugh-
tercr ana not put on sale. NOthI doing In he eat
tlc-yards. Dressed beef dun Ia Washington Mar
ket al G4n 7Ac. q H.
CdtreS.-Rccoipts. 100 beld Market duh for
both i've and dres eel ycal', the former ~ 349Sc d
N. ard the latter AT ga lp5c.
Sheep dHd LdmbS.-ArriVals to-day four ear
load, or 72O head. Market nearly fla. CARLOAD
OF Missouri sheep, l03 n . average, changed hands
BE = b. and the other three carloads OF fresh
arrivals were held over ORES. ed mutton duh at 4eg
&c e n, anu dresst Il I,mbs quot At t6QSc.
SUfRe.-ReceiDts 800. live hogs were doing
tic better; 1872 Onip corn fed 1873 h.. average,
were sold AZ $40 a 100 Ms. and 1875 cOrn-fed
ohio. 81 ~, at $3.50. Dressed hogs steady az
ga &c & 10. for citv. and two carloads of western,
IL good or1,r, were holding for 6sc.-J,uTHdt Of
(fDJu.QSrgg.
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Flour.

Fine, s4@ $3.50; supernne i5.506:5.75; extra ,
1878 common family, s7@s7.25, fancy brand ,
S7N1SS.
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CIGARS.
sPECrACLES. EYE-GLASSEs, &e.

SPEdTAtLES. EHE-GlASStS, Aes
rTO REGAIN YOUR SIGHT .S%@
L FOR csc. * 49,
call AT s0i Main street and get nau OF sPEtlN.
Giles or EYEGLASSES. large assortment ~
superior quarry aiwHys on hand. Prices from zoe.
upw ards. skilfully adjusted 20 TOE eve ~
". H. CbNAkDiN.
Practical Opiieisn. MATCHMAKER, aud jeeel.sr,
N. Atm 1904 Naln street,
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$50 10 ~ per icara. ~
~ the DISPATCH PRisT SG-anNss,
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DEMOV AL.-GARDES SEED STORE,
hHvhole ale and retail. -TOBACCO SEED: try
tue INDIA and TROPHY TOMATO, EGYPTIAN
CORN and AFRICAN MELON. Many Oi these
SEEDS are grown by me sud /, can be- truly sid
a the only farmt and trucker engaged III the bust
ness IN This ely. JOHN = MEktDliH lsurc",snr
10 Allison 4 Addison IN Garden Srcdsi. 8iO north
SIKH street, opposite - cOnd Market. feZO-lm9
Richmond Va. FcbruirJ 10. l-eO.
I WILL SUPPLY tx. EARLY PEAS
l 10 my customer a,:7 per busAcl- not over one
bEsh" 10 any order.
Knowing the fact" ~c Uuhc .ilailnRly state that
the I'D ~ English Peas sOf So this market, grown ga
this vicinity was from seed bought ron Nj. ZIG
NER H,ary GrUbts, Nike DHgGa, JOhH Egs-
Teif, Produce Dealer, cOnd harksf.
Mr.. FIGNER'S CAB 1aye seed cav" me better sans
faction thau other dealeIs'- Gus. Ltgnot Trucker,
Uenrlco county.
Mr.. FtGNER's seeds il variety gave euiIte s1'S'
fic iOn.-SteDhea Hlaisy', y opiieior - Claire To-
Tel.
Address orders 20 ". &. FiGNER, Scotsman.
6O5 Marshall street. Richmond. ".
e 5-e0dlm
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EXi
ID ECUTED At the DIsPATCb VRiNTINe
HOUSE.
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SEEDSuEN.

Production DOUBLED. AGAIN DOCBGED
la l6-eodl2ml
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WARRINGTON, February I9.-Secretary
Schurz presented a report to the Senate to-
day concerning Immigrants TO railroad com
panies which have not fulfilled the cOndi-
lions of their grants. Among others, be
refers TO number Of southern companies
which have forfeited their rights to the
lands granted them, the amount aggregating
1926, 600 acres. The report saws these COM
pauies so far as the Interior Department is
informed, neither intend nor are prepared
to prosecute work upon their respective
grants; in fact, it is understood that few
OF the corporations named do not now eX-
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A DISTANT BY BAILIFFS AND SUBSEQUENT
RECAPTURE.
Heavy Gales,


L0NDON, February ia Madrid dis
patch reports heavy gales yesterday on the
coasts Of Gaaria, Asturia, and BiScay.
Many fishing-boats with crews were lost,
and several ShipWrecks occurred.
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SEWING-CHlREAn.

THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE MERIT.
The daily gazette., 1880-03-15
MoNDAY. MARCH IS. 1850.

DEATH OF JOSEPH BRINeHURsT.-- -
In announcing the death of Joseph
Bringhurst we feel that we are record
ing the decease of friend or neigh
Dor to whom we could at any time ap-
ply to for advice or assistance, without
the fear Of denial. In addition to
kindness Of heart and generous i'm
pulses, his pleasant manners, free and
open greeting made him many friends
and endeared him to all who knew
him. His enjoyment Of life was equal
to the diffusion Of his excellent infu-
ence,i and although he lived to q good
old age, and could not have been ex-
pected to remain many more years
with us, yet it win be regretted on
every hand that he was not spared
longer. AS it is his friends will rejoice
to know that his departure was easy
and the comforting influence he shed
through life cast q peaceful halo over
his last hours that were worth more
than words can tell.
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san. Patch Oatttlo,ae.

Thomas Beyd,R young man about %
years of sRe, ON Sunday last accom-
piished the feat of jumping from the
bridge which spans the Ohio at Louis
VILE, Kentucky, into the falls below, q
distance OF about 100 feet. A skitf was
IN waiting short distance below the
bridge, and at o'clock, everything
being in readiness, Mr.. Boyd. dressed
only in trousers and shirt, stepped on
the ratings aud leaped into the rapids
below. He turned one somersault and
had partly turned the second when his
hip struck the water first, and bein
under water q few seconds he appeared
en- the surface. The boatmen caught
him and he was brought to the shore.
The fall did not hurt him In the least.
Boyd has passed most OF his years on
the ocean. He has wife and two child
rem living ing Louisville.
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NJ OTlCL.- Persons VINO were drafted In
IN the state OF Delaware for the United
states IN ilitar yservice In May. June or
July 1851. and paid com mu tation, fees
were afterwards again drafted in 1885 and
were required TO procure a substitute OF
enter the military service under the latter
dram Will md II to their ad antage TO come
with the underslgned, who has been au-
tsor1zed by the State Leg islature 10 collect
ffom the Secretary OF War, the rom muta-
ton money paid by such pedTsons. The
Secretary of War having been directed by
act OF Congress TO refund the commuia-
ton paid on such cases. CHE B.D4Y
Dover Del. July 10. 1879. wiz
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Your O,p,. I,.clinafiot,.

In choosing an occupation for life,
follow your own inclination, If possible.
II boy ID. intent on being preacher, a
lawyer, doctor, or o merchant, It Is
useless to attempt to make farmer Of
him. Let him go. The instincts of bis
nature teach him his position in life. A
close view of the world, however, win
soon convince any one that many have
mistaken their calling. No matter for
that. The man who has failed In his first
love would not have been happy had he
been thwarted by others early In his
choice. To him labor would have been Q
burden, and life q servitude. Consult
tenderly with the promising boy-set
before him, but not In too highly colored
pictures, the advantages and objections
to the various vocations of life; then let
him carefully selected bis choice. But
impress upon him the importance Of
living honestly ,iEdustriously, but 10 aim
higher, with q determination TO rise
above all competitors in the quality of
his work, and in the integrity, rectitude
and virtue Of bis life. Having done SO
much, leave the rest to him.