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Yiflrmond nispatth,
wEpSEspAy.....:..MARc MARCH "a 1880
NV ,yNcnISo OF A MICRO IN sHsNAN'
tsAA"' poAu COUNTY.

,,,ry tYNCHING OF Nh"hV IN shsNHN'
SS" noAH COUNTY.
,sDee,al COZ re spcudence OF The post1
g,pxer. SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VA,
NV "a ~Tb,s vicinity Is In state OF IN.
Msrca ~; ,n,,en, over the brutal murder OF
rnse .,.esr.old boy Of Mr.. Jacob Hillyard,
the ioui Tying near Bunker Hill, Page
. istme I'm, Ten miles from here, by a
ccuns' ayloyrd on the place, and the
negro ~. sealing out OF summary
suhseq",, the black icnd. The latter
iassee " uillvard's place on Thurs
ldt vs.. ,ng with the ostensible purpose
day mo- ',.' ,,,ood in the forest, and taking
Of cHn'"s she child, who had shown a
WIZ s for him. Hiilyard was at
gFeai ss,cnding TO some business when
ibe pa A,, and on his return at O'Clock
they ss ~ nav The axe was found IN IFS
missed w., 70 an the woed-pilc, but no trace
usus' Pss,s.ing pair. Becoming alarmed, a
Of zoe a'., orcaaized TO search for them,
patty n,ght drew on, increased to over
wb'ce' S,ed citizens. The search was
one "r,il dawn. when the dead body OF
eeih w 80 sound about three miles away,
lae ,be river, with the head smasheu Dy
l as. INIT lay near by, covered WHO leaves.
ses" tracks az tie two, whlch nau oecn
IT, come distance from the baro, were
VI Vim found approaching the fatal spot. a
s,.,s,v nair OF footsteps was found 10 ie'u
se" SOU rom the body. and by following these
s .S ,cw thoroughly incensed men at last
we I, sight of the negro, who ran down
CO. the shenandoah, his pursuerS galn-
To- To- him rapidly. He plunged into the
10 and attempted 10 swim across. but the
~" '-'o ~, YVES too strong. A yolley OF pistol
CO. Gu, rrce,ed this attempt, and he would
s"nsh,v have been hit had he not turned
"a made FOR the shore. Here he was seized
"a aS 5rqgsed ashore. A guard was placed
- him. and, according 10 one story, no
s,s,her action taken by the crowd who had
sa,,iured him, among whom were several
s,,,n,y officials. Either part OF this party
- onoiber crowd soon. however, APP
.'.,,cbed with a rope which they had pro-
Lt,rod from Eat Liberty, the nearest ham,
Il, The now ahjeci wretch confessed to
borio, Killed his own brother short time
~ r. besides the crime he was about TO
Mate. II needed not this to nerve the
tsnds If the determined men who now had
Kin IN their control, and he had scarcely
nes.ed speaking when the rope, which had
teen thrown around his neck aud over the
limb Of a large tree. was drawn usn' ny uail
hundred hands aud the miserable wretch
wos kicking himself into eternity, each
stuqgle Of the impinioncd body drawing
tho zone tighter round his neck. IL took
scr,e twenty-five minutes before the move
rents ceased. when with a few parting shots
ne avengers left the scene of the execution.
Va qcton Il the authorities has yet been
be,rd OF here. but it is supposed the form OF
an inquest viii be gone through on Monday.
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New Railroad from Baltimore 10 Phil
adclphia.

II was learned Yesterday from entirely
reliable sources that project which has
been on foot some time for building new
railroad between Baltimore and PhiIadei-
pba has finally assumed such shape as to
lead TO the belief that at no very distant day
the construction OF the road Will be COM
menced. State Senator Herman stump, OF
HMf0rd county. will in a day or Two pre-
SEN an application to the Legislature for a
chatter for that part Of the new railroad
which will be IN MARYLAND, and steps Tor
procuring the charter in Delaware have al
ready been taken. There is great reticence
among IaiirOaC-men in regard TO the matter,
aad although some gentlemen connected
with both the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
and the Northern Central railway admitted
that they bad heard rumors OF such a
scheme being on foot, they claimed that
thty were not acquainted with any OF the
particulars. From all indications it would
seem tbat the plan is ia the hands OF
people who are not attached to any road,
and it was stated positively ~ large capi-
talis', who will be interested, that the new
road will be an entirely independent corpo-
ration. The same party stated hat it would
be direct line between the two cities, and
OF about The same length as the Philadei-
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore railroad.
which has so long enjoyed monopoly OF
Tie irlibc between the two cities. Arrange
ments have already been perfected for Sc
curing excellent terminal facilities both in
Baltimore and P1iladelpbia and. as the
enterprise is backed up by any amount Of
moneV which may he needed, and as there
i not likely TO be any opposition to grant
iDg the charters by the Legislatures OF
ether this State or Delaware, the prospect
o. competing line TO Philadelphia may be
considered as one Il the improvements OF
Tie near future Baltimore american, 23d.
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IudiciaI Order Explained.

New ORLEANS, March 23.-In referring TO
the order in the matter of Morgan and Kay
nor, receivers. Us. The New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas Railroad Company. no authority
has been given. as previously reported, to
the American Union Telegraph Company
10 build their lines on the Mobile road. The
order actually granted by Judge Billings
merely gave permission to the American
Union Company to institute suits or other
legal proceedings necessary for eXproprla'
ton OF lands or right OF way. This order
was required because the receivers were Oh
fcers Of the Circuit Court, and nothing was
granted except the permission to proceed
against them as the American Union leie'
graph Company would have right TO pro-
coed against ordinary persons.
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Important Decision in n Railroad
Case.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, March 23.-The SUI
preme Court to-day rendered an opinion IN
the case involving the Selma, Rome ana
Dalton railroad, the amount at issue Oeing
several million dollars. The Court decided
that the first trust-deed Of 1852 had The nrst
lien on the whole main line OF the ROAD IN
Alabama, but not on the Government land
grant, and also upon corresponding por-
ton Of the roIling-stock, the other portion
thereof pertaining TO the road in Georgia;
A decree will be rendered for the sale OF all
the property and franchises, including the
grants Of land Of the road in this oIalc.
The Alabama portion OF the road Is one
hundred and seventy miles long.
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Congress--second Session.
WASHINGTON, March %, 1880.
SENATE.

SENATE.
After the routine morning business was
concluded. the bill incorporating number
of persons, well known as educators, re-
siding in various States, into the "National
Educational Association" TO make reports
on educational affairs to Congress, was
taken up and discussed. 1t was opposed by
Messrs. CCckrell, Hereford, and ingalls, rs
outside the jurisdiction OF Congress, and
advocated by Messrs. Bailey and HOar as
constitutional. and in the interest or ma
tional education.
Pending the debate the morning hour eX-
nired. and the Geneva.award bill was taken
M. MIR. Garland addressed the Senate.
Mr.. Garland spoke at length in support
~ the bill. and was followed by Dir. Dawes
i'm OPPOSITION thereto.
At The conclusion OF the latters speech
Mr.. Herman obtained the floor. but, with
out further debate, the Senate went INTO
executive session, and, when the doors
were REQ pened, adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Conger said in examining the Record
this morning he found that the Dill relating
TO the whole question OF the tafih, amend
ing thirty sections Of the revenue statutes,
had been referred in viol'tion OF the RUE
70 the Committee on the Revision OF the
Laws instead of the COMMITTEE on ways
and Means. He alluded TO the danger
which arOse from the bill not clearly staring
in its title its subject matter.
MIR. Townshend, OF Illinois, said he had
introduced the bill, whose title clearly
showed TO what IL referred when il stated
That il was TO revise and TO amend title 80
OF the Revised Statutes, and that the Com
miitee on Revision OF the laws was the pro-
per committee to which it should 90.
A short debate ensued, in the course OF
which Mr. Reed, OF Maine. insinuaied that
MIR. Townsend had smuggled this bill INTO
the House, without stating that IL was q
tariff bill, and had 1t referred TO the Com
mittee on Revision OF Laws instead OF TO
the Ways and Means Committee, where 1t
should and would have gene had the House
been aware of its nature.
MIR. Garfield moved to amend the journal
so as to make il appear that the bill was re-
ferred Yesterday, as it should have been by
the rules OF the House, to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Mr.. Nichols, OF Georgia, moved to lay this
motion on the table.
A long, confused, and excited debate en-
sued.
MIR. Garfield and other Republican mem
bers asserted that MIR. Townshend, under
cover OF an indefinite title, had introduced
a bill making sweeping changes and reduc
lions In the existing tariff, and had moved
It's reference TO the Committee on Revision
4 Of Laws, where he knew Ii would be favor
ably acted upon, Instead OF 10 the Ways Az
Mems Committee, where the rules OF th
House prescribed that 1t should 80, an
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upon me maintenance and consolidation oil
me relations which have existed for more
IMAM century between TIE two people. ]
arink 10 the health Of the Emperor, my best
friend.o
Death Sentences OF Political Prisoners
Comm ated.
Ut. PETERsBCRG, March 23.--Tbe sem
fences OF death passed upon the political
prisoners at Kieii have been commuted I'm
tue cases OF two OF the prisoners 10 hard la
Dor. Two Others are to be executed.
Cold Weather I'm France.
LONDON, March GA dispatch from
Paris to the Times says: The extraordinary
cold weather has severely injured grape
vines; so much so that II is feared that thi.
years crop viii again be very poor. The
vines in Bur9undy-more especially in
suffered unusually.
The Spot Where the Prince Imperial
Fell.
LONDON, March 23.-By command OF the
Queen. stone like stone cross has been
erected on the spot where the Prince Impe-
rial lost his life in Zululand.
Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, March 23.-A Coustantinople
dispatch says that Colonel Synge has been
released, and arrived at Katerena in good
health.
HAVANA, March 23.-San Domingo adj
vices say that peace has been restored.
Business is brisk in Venezuela city. Bo-
ilyia, which was in revolt, has surrendered,
and President GuZman Blanco again has
pacific control OF the whole republic.
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nv TELEGRAPH FROM ALI PARTS
OF THE WORLD.

AN INTERESTING DAY IN THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,; CONGRESSIONAL
MATTERS AND WASHINGTON NoTey--
PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACK CoNvEN-
TIoN-A PHILADELPHIA DEPOT BURNED
THE TROUBLES or THE NEW TELEGRAPH
CoNPANY--A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE
PURCHASE OF TOBACCO FOR THE ARMY
DEATH OF AN ALBANY BANK OFFICER
w1FG.MuRDER AND SUICIDE IN PHLA-
DELPHfA-END OF LONG-STANDING
sUIT-CoLD WEATHER IN FRANCF-THE
sroT WHERE THE PRINCE IMPERIAL
FELL-DEATH-sENTEN PASSED ON Po-
LiTiCAL PRISONERS AT KiErF COM
MUTEp &C., sc.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MARCH 23.-The following are the quotations.:
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Hommon. s36:350; medium, SAC
S4 80 : good. ~ .50MS5.
aedE-COmmon, $5@t5.50; medium, :6@S7;
good nominal: fine, nominal: extra fine, nominal
Stemmfng.-C OmmOn, S3@s4; medium, $50
SO. so ; good, S7GSS.50; fine, $9GSl0.
DARK COoDS-MANUFAC1UR ING.
Ina FtLierS.-t Ommon. S3.50@S4; medium,
S4.506S5: gOf q, S5.j0G So
Lear FiUeTS.-f'Ommon s5df5 so; medium,
s6@s6 so: god, 81 So; fine, s9GslO; extra line
sun.cnred, Sl0@SlS.
VrdDpers.-t 'ommop, s7.50Gis.50: medium =,
S9.5Ons9 good S9.5O@sl0; fine, Sl0@sl1 ::
extra, 4l2Ml3: extra sun-cHred. none.
BRIGHT GOODS MANUFACTURING.
Sm0kers-sommon, sS6sl0; medium, Sl0@
Sl2: GOOD. $l2@sl6: hn-, Sl6@t20.
PiLiers.-t'Ommon, S6@sS: medium, S7@So
good. Sl0G1sl2; ine, nominal.
WraDDers.-C Common, ! GA 81 medium, 81 DO
$40: good. S20@S30; line. $40@s50; fancy, s5t
9S6J. ~
.VrdODers. MehOgdny.-COmmon, tl2@Sl5
medium. Sl5@f20; good, s22gS2o; fine, $500
$40 extra, Si561S50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally TO good old beavy-bodied Tugs and Ken
lucky River leaf We quote:
old Tugs, s4@i5: Kentucky River hugs, SI0@
sl2; Kentucky River leaf, Sl3Gs1S.
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Elaine Mans Explanation OF COnk-
hng'S Trip 10 Harrisburg-An Ed
mund's Boom.
The Baltimore Americsn.J

Especial 10 The Baltimore Americsn.J
WASHINGTON, March ga strong Blaine
nan give, political interpr, taliou 10 The
visit OF Senators Conkling, Edmunds, and
Don Cameron, at the house OF Simon Cam
eron last Saturday and Sunday. This Blaine
man says be has reason 10 think that this
meeting was not a mere pleasure party, but
uial conference was held for the purpose OF
considering whether, IL it ultimately should
De iouad TO be necessary not to present the
name OF General Grant at the Chicago Con-
,ehllon, II would be advisable 10 endeayor
% transfer the Grant strength to Enmunds
aather tDsn 70 Blaine or Wasbburne.
me argument which the Blaine man
su'anced TO support this theory was
.aat the Cameron men could not
iaii 10 see that Grant was losing rather
man Increasing in strength, and that the
ssmefohs would prefer 30 throw their In
nuence for Edmnnds than for Blaine or
,mss6burne. The relations now with
Blaine, they state. are strained, while the
sw,aef Cameron particularly Is opposed TO
,"ssaeufDe. The same gentleman, REFER
., Ing 70 The rapid decline in the Grant
;sasnnete, referred TO vote recently taken
-. ~ cumberland county, In Pennsylvania,
@"nffe II stood 2.400 for Blaine to 90 Tor
liant IL also appears that McManes and
Isuef OF Don Csmeron's followers were here
' 'ps week and held conversation with their
snie, 10 the course OF which they Informed
eaberon that Grant was rapidly losing
S'onnd IN Pennsylvania; that All the work
,,,ssnen OF The party were against him, and
ne was adhered to as a candidate II 2as
soins TO be- AN upbiil tight.
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LYNcHBURG, VA, March % No business
OF general interest was done In inc Unl'ed
District Court to-day. Only revenue eases
were disposed OF, as the marshal hot'neu
the court that witnesses FUNDS we're nearly
exhausted. III
In the case OF the United states U.s. =.
X. Bowles, Judge OF Fluyanna county; ior
refusing TO place negroes on tue luty-IstS,
the Court granted continuance u'Ii neA'
term. , -,
Campbell county, counsel for the daienuap'
moved to quasb the indictment Tue mo
ton was argued by Mr.. Lewis ior Juuse
Haythe, aud the court ADJOURNED "a'ihs
MIR. Lewis on the floor.
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SALT RHEUM
COVERING THE GREATER PORTION OF THE
BODY AND LIMBS CURED.

LAW OFFICE OF CHARLES HOUGUTON,)
II CONGRESS STREET. BOSTON,
February %, 1878.
MesSrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gepilemen.-l feel IL duty to inform yOu and
through you all who Interested TO know The fact,
that most III Agreeable ana obstinate case of salt
Rheum or Eczema. which has been under my per-
sOnai observation from IT'S first appear ance 10 The
present time-abOut ten (l0l ycars.-COyering The
greater portion Of the pa tents BODY and hints with
It's D. cuiar tatng aud itching scab, aud To which
all the known me hOds Cf treating such disc se al
been apple without benefit. has completely dap
pared. leaving "A ciean and healthy skin. under q
prOfuse application of CUTJCURA. / can and d.
h. artiy advise all similarly afflicted TO try the re m-
eGy winch ha- been so efrctual in this case.
Very truly yours,
CHARLES HOUGHTON.
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CUTiCURA.
CUrIcURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
GREAT SUFFERING FROM SKIN DISEASE
FOR SIXTEEN YEARs-A WONDER
Full CURE.

Messrs. Weeks q Potter:
Gentlemen,-CUTICURA REMEDIES have done
me power OF good. have been afflicted with skin
disease for sixteen years. Some DAYS II troubled me
more than OH hers, but az night me iching nearly
drove me wild. ! would scratch until the blood
would run down my limbs have had several psy-
slctans Some said they could cure me. but others
said not. will say that before used The CU1ICURA
REMEDIES was In fearful state. aud had given
I'D ali hope of ever having any relief. But, like a
drowt Ing man crashing at a straw, tn )ught
would Try the CUTICURA REMEDIES, about which
had read so much. They have PEI formed a Won
derfnl cure for me. ana of my own free will and ac-
cord recommend them. Yours truly,
=. A. STEELE.
6s W. VAN buren, STREET, CHICAGO, ILL,
March 7, 1879.
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A WONDERFUL CASE.
THE MOST REMARKABLE CURE on RECORD
CERTAIN TO BE PERFORMED.
Kessrs. Weeks e. Potter:

Xessrs. Weeks e. Potter.
Gen.lemen,-I iud yOUr REsOLYENT to act better
Than anything | have taken before Ny BODY
nearly all clear OF humor. and The itching Is not
quarter as bfG as II used TO he. | am now in good
conoiliOn to begin wolk. Respectfully yours,
PHILIP DURELL.
1s9 BIRCH STREET, CLEVELAND, March 3,
1879.
10 iibe SO fferer. the best physicians and no pial
treatment mad failed 10 cure him. he WAS unable to
walk when he began the use Of the CUTfCURA REM.
EDIES
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The sxar's Friendly Sentiments 10
unrds EmperOr william.

ST.. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-At dinner
Yesterday la honor of Emperor Williams
birthday the Car said: "On the ann
yerssry OF my accession to the throne the
Emperor of Germany gave me renewed PROOF
n, his constant friendship by an official letter,
which was immediately p iblshed. and also
by q private letter. both OF which deeply
moved me. reciprocate the sentiments
ana wishes expressed in them, aud count
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Political

PENNSYLVANIA GREENBACK CONVENTION
HARRISBURG, March 23.--The Greenback
State Convention met in the House OF Keep
resentatiyes to-day, and was cllled to ofder
by Hon. Mr.. Hines, OF Luzerne. Mr.. Plum
mer. of Crawford county, was elected TEN
porary chairman, and Mr.. Dingmen, OF
Forest county, temporary secretary. a
committee on permanent organization was
appointed, and the Convention took re-
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORR, March % -N0en.-StOcks heavy.
Money on call, 5m6 ner cent. ENchaRge-b0ng,
4s5; short. 4SS. State bonds duh. Govern
menfs steady. $500,
Money. 6R per cent. Exchange. 1854.
Governments weak and tower; neS SIS, 1885; "A
per cents. lO7A per cents, 1863 States quiet
and steady.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, March 23-Virginia 6's, deferred,
81; consols, "a: second series, 23h pasi-due eou-
pons S4a; new I0.40's. 3Sh. BID to-day.
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Obituary

ALBANY, y. Y, March 2S.-Thomas W,
Olcott, president OF the Mechanics and
Farmers Bank, and Of the Dudley O0seFva'
tory. died to-day; aged eighiy-ive years.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, March %, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. % bushels. Red. 1873 bushels {:
of which $50 bu.hes were re-eXhibited
CORN Wired, 636 bushels.
OATS.-400 bushels; of which 200 bushels were
re-exhibiied
BLACK PEAs-1S bushels.
BLACREYED PEAS.-6 Bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. % bushels very good at s1.48.
Red, II bushels very good Lancaster on private
terms; liz bushels good Lancaster on private
termS-total, 22f buskes.
CORN ired. q bushels very good at Soc; go
bushels GOOD at 59c.-fo'al, rs bushels.
OATs.-50 bushels verv good snring al acc.
BLACK PEAS is bu heels at soc.
BLACKEYED PEAS.-6 bushels Ut 75c.
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Oufragcs by Indians.

DEYNIsoY, TEXAS, March PA dispatch
from La Messila. n. NJ, reports the killing
of Fred. Nichols, mail driver. near Ale
man mail station, yesterday, by band OF
Indians, who also robbed the mail-sacks.
Some OF the contents were scattered along
the road
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San Francisco.

MORE POLICEMEN in SPITE OF THE MAYORS
VETO.
SAN Francisco. March 23.-The Board OF
Supervisors have passed the order Increasing
The police force over the Mayors Veto'
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MARINE INTELLsGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAaGH %, 1850.
apRIVEn

POhI or kICbhOND, hAagb 20, ibsU.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise. and passengers, l.. u. Tatum
agent.
SAILED.
Schooner Clarinda, Stone Phiacelphla, stone
Curtis K Parker.
Schooner Csiawamteak. Kcnaidy, New York, iron
aud carbOy g, Curtis < Parker.
steamship Od Dominion, Walker, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, q. ". Allen & Cos.
agents.
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 25..-Arrlysd: state OF Init-
ava. Ponti1c. CITY OF Savannah. ely OF Allans.
Richmond. New Orleans, SARAH Eaten, Clsia
Fletcher. NJ A. Folsom. Arrived out: Iowa, Mon
ireal, l,yscum. Johann, spjamin, heOe Brsge.
Homewafd bound Frey, for savannah, and hlh,
for Kew Orleans.
DISASTERS.
NEW YORK. Mach GA large brig.rggea sup
posed fnylisbl vessel was seen, March l4th %, ihe
bark samss from & llsesfqD. for Phi'adelpfp, sew
euty-Dye miles northwest of the Tortngas. !, Tug In
the trOugh Of the sue had no steam up. Df had
two sails SCI.
The bark Me,sua dr., LiRdergreep, from Ps Dsa-
cOla III London. put tnio the barbados aCous
NaTca lIth. .n a lsaL v condition.
Brig Lula lBr.l, johnson. from Charleston foe
Halifax. pui INFO BtrwUds. March 9Th .sakiDg bad
IS. having experiences heavy weather ID the vyy-
age Oh i{n iDst2us WAS hoardtd by heavy ga,
which sIna he'd hcr 9asi. She had discharges oEih
lSh fOI repairs.
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Passenger Depot burned i'm Phiiadei-
nhIn.

PHILADELPHIA, March 23.--rhe Union
passenger railway depot, corner OF Thomp-
son and Ash streets, with its stables, was
entirely burned and several dwellings dam
aged tins morning. The horses were all
saved.
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nnar.-prnsidentinGa Iyeston.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March % -Ine CIV
Of Mexico has arrived here Win "ehera'
Grant and party on board.
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CUTICURA REsOLYENT,
CUTICURA, CUTICURA TOILET SOAP, CUTI-
CURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP.

CUTIcURA REsoLyENT. the great natural blood
purifier 40. orOent, reuOvatOr, and yiaiZ r, has
shown its grand curative power in Scrofuia whiie
swelilngs. ulcers. eryipeas, s&rlled neck. sCrofu
lOus inaammat ons. mercuria affections, cid sores.
eruptOns OF the skim sore eyes, aud scalp afec lou,
with CRY, thin, aud falling hall; and wben the Gu
TICURA, Il medicinal j"lly. ana the CUTICURA
SOAR prepared from II, are applied TO external
symptoms, the cures effected by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES are marvellous.
The CUTlCURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS Il POTTER. Chemists and Druggists. $50
Washington street, Bottom: 81 Front street. To-
ronto, ont and snow Hin, Lon"on; and are for
sale by all druggists. Price OF CUTICURA, small
boxes. so cents; large boxes, containing two az d
one half times the quant, of small, 81. RESOL-
VENT, 81 per bottle. tUTtCURA MEDICINAL
TOILET SOAP. 25 cents; CUTICURA MEDICINAL
Shaving SOAP. 10 cents per cake; in bars for BAR
bers and large consumers, 80 cents.
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Execution Ordered.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. March 23.-The SUI
preme Court to-day rendered an opinion in
the case OF the appeal Of Gus Wynn, con-
victed OF murder, sustaining the lower
court, and ordering that be be executed on
Anril Both next.
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Fu,I.

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f6.75@t7; coInmOa nmily, S7Mb725; fanc,
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