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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

INTERESTING DISCUSSION on THE QUEENS
sPEECH-RELATI0NS WITH FOREIGN pow
Frs.
LONDON. MAY 21.-Sir Stafford Nortbcote,
| i'm a debate on the Queens speech, dwelt
upon the heavy responsibility OF allowing
the instrumentation act to lapse. lie
earnestly hoped the result would justify
the step. He also asked for information on
various subjects mentioned in the address.
O'Connor Power then moved an amend
ment TO the address that the position OF oc-
cupiers OF land in Ireland deserves atten-
| ton. i'm order that their legitimate claims
may be satisfied.
| MFR. Gladstone urged Mr.. Power not to
Dress n proposition that did not affect the
principle raised by the address. Regarding
Northcote's remarks Mr.. Gladstone said
the Government was fully as true to the
principles they had enunciated respecting
the foreign policy when in opposition as
the late Government could be. Many
held that, apart from one or TWO questions
arising out OF the treaty at Berlin that the
document had promulgated many valuable
provisions.
Goscben's appointment was by no means
unusual. as the late Government adopted
the same course in the case OF Sir Henry
| Elliott. Goschen's powers were the same
as those OF an ordinary ambassador. Re
specting the object Of Goschen's mission,
he might remind the House that Earl Gran
VILE addressed a circular-note to the Pow
ers urging prompt ful6lment OF the Ber-
lin treaty. He could not produce that ais
patch until they had obtained 10 an authori-
tatiye form notification of their views.
Goschen would receive specific instruc-
tions. and II the effect Of bis mission was 10
clear up the misapprehensions entertained
by Turkey regarding the Government lne
result would be worthy OF attainment; Mr.;
Gladstone said be viewed the 6reek ano
MontenegrIn questions as pressing; IL WA
desirable 10 disabuse the minds OF tue Iurk,
isb people OF the notion that England had
such special separate interest In the mamie.
nance OF Turkey. II was also desirable 10
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remove from the mind OF the Porte the
luea that England was disposed to
Irespass upon their rights in Asia. All
lnat The Government desired was TO see
the obligations Of Turkey faithfully full
tlIled. They had no desire to reduce the
limits OF Turkish territory In any direc-
ton. Regarding the Indian finance. he
would not In the present state OF the ques-
ton go into details. The Government was
Obliged to accept the annexation OF Trans
vaaI as an accomplished fact. The Govern.
ment thought the circumstances did not
Justify q renewal OF the coercion act Of
Ireland.
Dir. Forster, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
pointed out tnat It was impossible at this
period OF the session TO attempt TO legislste
on so large question az was raised by the
fowers amendment. The Irish members
might, however, rely upon the Govern.
men's considering the matter with the
greatest possible care.
The Powers amendment was rejected
by vote OF 300 against Al, and a motion
Tor the address was agreed to.
LORD GRANvILLE's CIRCULARS.
LONDON, May 21.-The Daily Neus this
morning says: "Some confusion appears
TO exist about the circulars which Lord
Granville addressed to the Powers. The
first, dated May 4lh, proposed a simnltane-
Gus and identical note from the Powers to
the Porte, requiring the immediate fulfill
ment Of the treaty OF Berlin regarding espe-
cially Greece, Montenegro, and Rouman:a.
The second. which may be considered as sup.
Elementary 10 the circular, suggests, re.
garding an international Greek frontier
that the identical note to De
presented to the Porte shall contain a pro-
posal for a conference Of representatives OF
the mediating Powers at Berlin"
Ex.Queen Isabella.
LONDON, May PA Paris dispatch to
the Times says that eX.Queen Isabella OF
Spain is expected to 60 to London shortly
to make a long stay.
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STAUNTON.

PASTORAL cBANGEs--Acc1DENrs TO srAUNToN
raysIcIASs--TnE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION DISTRICT CONVENTION.
Icorrespondci &C OF the Richmond Dlspstch.l
Mar 81, 1880.
Rev. ED. Junkin, II, D., the late pastor
=, New Providence church, In Rockbrdge
county, left here TUESDAY morning for bis
new chsrge In Houston, Texas His family
will remain In Virginia until September.
The New Providence congregation expect
"a secure thesscrvices OF Rev. DIR. e. X.
Vaughan, chaplain 1.-THE University OF Vir-
eint, ss a supply during the vacation this
surner.
Dr. John W. Harris, Of this city, net
uSh quite a severe accident on last Tues
day while making professional visit in the
country. His horse ran of, and the buggy
threatening 10 upset, the Doctor Jumped
out, aIishiiBg upon a heap Of stones, frac-
tuting hls leg Just above the ankle aud cut
ting his lace badly. His injuries are not,
however. serious.
Dr. A. NJ. Henkel, OF this city, was also
badly hurt lat Monday. by his horse run
ming oa, the bridIe-blt having broken.
Losing control OF the animal. he leaped
nom his buggy upon his back. and for three
miles he kept his seat, trying vainly 10 stop
ihc af'righted animal by pulling upon the
thsoat-latch. Despairing OF this, and his
situation becoming more dangerous, he
leapcd upon the ground, and was caught in
the reins and dragged for some distance
unGcr the buggy, bruised. stunned, and
pre,iy severely cut. He was helped up 10y
some women who lived near, aud carried
over to the railroad on a passing mail
wagon. He is, however, getting about
again.
Tue following delegates 10 the June
meeting of the General Baptist Association
81 Petersburg have been chosen TO repre-.
sent the Staunion church: j. w. Todd,
George ID. Pcarman, Il. Il. Hundley, j. s.
Gillian, Il. T. Leftwich, Rev. j. NJ. Frost,
{. +. Fry, W. b. Gambler, and Henry Sum
merSOn. The three fr-t named are for
mcr citizens Of Richmond.
A council Of The Order OF Royal Area
mum will be organized here in few days
by Mr.. Thomas ". Branch, OF PetersbuI g.
II will commence with twenty live charter
members.
The Augusta county Young Mems Chris.
tan Association ID strict Convention meets
here to-day at 4:30 L. NJ. SeveDty-one dele.
cstes and f0riy-fye allernates have been
elected, and full attendance is expected.
pESN
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Rarnum ON Riehmona.

OPINION OF TUE SNOWMAN AS TO THR SALE
IN RICHMOND OF NENAGERIE PROPERTY
IN 1879.
NEW York, May Pop. I. Parnum, in a
suit in the Superior Court yesterday, told
something OF what he knew about MENACE
RE animals. The United States Rolling
Stock Company sues James Reilly, claiming
that both were creditors 10 large amounts
On December Z. 1873, OF j. j. Parks d Co.,
lessees or owners OF menagerie and circus
al that time in Georgia. The defendant, II
Is alleged, agreed that he would sell the
property at Philadelphia, at the best attain
able price, aud divide the proceeds with the
plaintiff; but he sold the property at Rich
mOnd, Va, for very inadequate price, and
The plaintiff claims $4,000 damages.
Mr.. Barnum was examined before trial.
Mr.. DE Costa, for the plaintiff, asked him:
What, in your opinion, was the fair mar
ket value in 1870 Of the following proper
ly: 100 work and ring horses, 80 ponies, 8
elephants, royal Bengal tigers, byenas,
2lionesses aud cubs, lion, iaguar, )
panthers, Gland, peccaries, hartebeest,
2snielopes, lama, I sacred COW, l elk, l
zebra, j camel, l emu, together with 16
cages for animals ia which said animals
J we're kept, 3 cages for birds aud small ami
4 hais. taDlesu-cars, rsilroad-cars, baud
wagon, l small chariot, dragon-chariot, l
heket-wagou, truck-wagOns, s circus
wagons, o circus-ienis, with seats, and
eelhing for 8 sIsepiDg-cars Z"
Mr.. Barnum said that he had seen the
poperty, having at one time negotiated for
~ purchase. Its minimum value was &c.,
wv, "tbere being those educated ele-
p1sh's" Such property. be said, could be
viu TO much better advantage at New
IoK orPhiladslphia than elsewhere. Rich
ioond would be ga good place for the buy
s's, but by no meaps for the Sellers"
q, on cross-examlnation Mr. Smith asked II
sue value OF ths, kind Of property did not
nsIs.
Certainly, with hoTses,'' was the answer,
ana might possibly with elephants but
var as elephants are concerned, they have
gu 10 get along 10 about seyenty-fye
| igesD
What IL the iNit that nafuraIists fix to |
We age Of the tigcri"
II don't know what naturalists would |
about if,' said Mr.. Bsrnum, "but they
I'VE, TO our knowledge, In this country |
ssen or tweniy years, and believe they |
'sgosd deal Ike dorkey.v
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, May 81, 1880

country Produce.
P est,ey: Prime % Choice yellow, 2o@23e lair
Corr Corn Neal: 62c. y busnel for country; zoe. for
bred Fruit: Apples; 6@ e1c. reaches. peeled,
s@ l2c.; unpeeled, 4@6e.; cherrles, l24c. y ". {;
biackberries, e&6c.
Fsafhsrs: Prime iiye-soose 46t@47,. comie"n.
96@35c turkey tail, 15c. p a.. turkey wing lOc.
Eaxsssd, sl.2s@sl. 80 . hnshel.
Rav: Virgins timothy, tl.074; e'eyH, 80 @9Oc.
Oots: Baled e5c.@Sl.
Potatoes: Irish. y bushsl BOA oOc. - 4.
Roo!s-Ginseng,s u = D.; Seneca free Of tops, 40
S tSrd y Ccun.ry. 7l@s,,
Rue: 75@e5c. q 0usheL
EurlGc: Prime, I5e.
BxIsd StrGD: 35M40c.
Talioto: 5a52c. = ID oooooo
BURY wool will bring frcm 2 70 sc. = n lose tfao
shove rates.
Cement. Lime. Piasttr.Sr.
Csment: Rose .dale, sl.5o p tsrfd; Jane
River, 81 800 tl.40. ,.,,.,...,,...,
Lsue Agricultural $40 iOo' oes"tg
'pn ig sI.l5; Gienn's Falls, s5@9oc.
PIasfer: Lump. "A rs; ground So '"iche'
| master. ~ 606$l.75.
Tar: Large size, s3.zJolt3 tp'
DRY Goods.
Prints: MerrimacE. 7s'. Mtrrimscs Shifting
| 7c gicl mond. To-; South brAige: 7o. Psclnc.
bahue 7s Alien; Ss a; s y M f1is,; fsr
ple, &c.; simpson Mourning, 49,; simpson Grey
&C.. simpson Black, 7sc.; Harmony &C.; ASH
AI Bro 30 'cotcns Manchster n A., So; sia.-
ne: RsckOridge = X. r., exc: Roektlng A. X
ISs s SseJ J, nissf Riv ~ - H. c Jane.
RT Standard A p. ID s1s.' Sf.r pocas *
X. Sc; Granityhe AZ rs. T. ~, -, W Sr.'
Brolc Sheetings: Peppereh 1914, see Androe'
coggin l0-4, SOC.
Bi.dclsd SAtrtfnos ond S a re" o Or
Androscoggin L., llse. Fruit o. the Ion, i5c.
Forrestdae, lie. Hero - l ,s te. ai,ase' NC
Win S5tnsose S 'HPansei, i6c.; white Msaufacsur
i'g Zoe d kssS1s A. a. isse; conestess &
MUM mil 7sc.: Conestoga +. =, 2Oc,
Shirting Stripe sheridan A. 'e'' DUCT
dan 80, snriti.: Grsui.svivs, Dc: stalk s.c.
Peppere ie 9Ae. Ro s,, re IL no s DC.
| Cation Piaids: Ottawa, IL; Tohdo, lic'
| Old Virginia, DC. A.
! CamtrtcS: Flat Fole. Sc. P!p.r, &c
Drugs, Dyessufs. oiis, A"-
z zteasct: Sa.oo y salon.
Concsntrdtsd Lys: ss2,@@4 y 1''> - ie~
| TOppsras: 2xc-
| CocksasdI. eOe. y n.
| Extract ~ LOGtc0od: l7e.
| Fadf0o: tla4l.lC.
III. i,inseed. co.,: ractine- ~ 1tl.To sDerfo
| AZ: whale. Toe: straits oOGe0c labtscor'
coo OF. sOMeoc.; lard. roe; .wecn ~ @oszsts
nest salad, $3.50; castor, tl.25 gallon; virgin
iubr,catiny, 30G5Oe., Gerosele, lvt, s.yh, y ssr
Race Gtagsr: &c. 80. a.
CSC.
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COLLINS'S VOLTAIC PLASTERS
instantly relieve PAIN, SORENESS, and WEAK
Nroc fe 25-w&S
IyEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.
r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF

r IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
IrreIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT sis
success and boon for which nations should
feel grateful."-see Medical Press" Lancet,
"British Medical Journal" &c.
CAUTION.-Genuineo only with the fac stmae
of Baron Lieblg's signature in blue ink across
the label.
Consumption in England Increased tenfold
In ten years"
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT. To
be had Of all sorekeepers, Grocers, and Chem
lists. soleagents for the United States twhoiesale
only), G. David & Co., 43 Mark Lane Londoo
F,g,.nd. NH 15-s5st
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| geda: sac lt9ze.. IN te1s; -1frs Soda &c.
sDfrns rsrDsntfns; SOC
Fsretxn Fruits and Csndy.
Carfy: 13Gi4 " %.
s%% sss n soSes. 1866 box OK cases. ssa
| 1880. e,.e,,,... ~.
\ sccon. snoniderss 5As.: e,ssr r--sl1es. Sc.
ans hos.rcans. 7@Iisc. virsi5i, ns's. rsrrs
5@ l0c.: email. oGl ic. saear-careo I0kzslIc.
D',,r hans: l9g ao.sc' stock iisht. .oe-
,hre s'i hocns. fi.7s@s2. wv "''''' ''''VN'As
Broees: Two strlan. sI.25. 'src. s.raxs
Coffee: Rio-Comnon. 1lWl1,is.; csr. lsa
i4.: good 70 prime. 1876. Las-'srfa, lSYt
Csndiss: Adans nnse candles. l2.4.Isc. y sst
l i5Ml5kc. y B.: ha.f-toxes. 49,: tarow. i4c.
Ohesss !: Prime cutting. I4xmi5c.: northern
lI2l2c.: English dairy. lea 20c.: Pineapple, ass.
Rice: Carelna, 7t'eSc.: Rangoon.6 &c.
Fish: Herrmgs-N. Cayolins no. eat, 1925
ina roe. IN hals-1arrels. s3dss.5o. Mssksrsi,
No. Bav. tis: No. 2. In barrels, f8: NO.
Sa re t ss ;is SG s S1 kits sas'
Lard: Prime, parreis ana nerces. &c.: ir hall.
notass.s: Common syrup-Hozshesas. 22, I;
tlsrces 23c. barrels, 24c.: genuine go'.sn sy,uI,
snafoc. = gaLon: New Orleans. prn: 30 so.
S@H from Li i,eI st;c from store .so Groaad
Sugar: Crushed. l0xc.; powdered. 1o4c.: sr.s.
siea' 1ss; ca 4. eSe &c. &C.; extra G. sH'.
so-r: Common, 5ia7c., oes. wssa:na. 7xass
ost. los zoe; and lsncv nriss, co,oitEy. Ils3e.
.uperial, sIIo9si.ee; gunpowoer, sI.4sGLTs
Ter strictly choice.
Hides. Leather. sc.
Ridss. W.T. sstsd. ga &C.. dry ssItsd. 1876.
diy ant, l49ls :: g..sn. 5S6.
ness leather, 30M40c.: flushed ua 81, Sp 4pc.:
| flushed kips, 40Q50c.; he,nlock solcs, 23Ka27c.
being smsi holders are no; az xioa. 10 force saies
Rough and unfinished leather Of all kinds Il more
wanted than perhaps Any Other Kind. and any
quot tons.
Iron. Steel. Nails. &c.
Tren. American refined. on DON ialon bar On,
" u. for standard sizes; English and Anne 1Oaa
s,ee' ~ 6ss sweaes, hammered, 'k@5h:.; hoop,
Mars: oa Dominion. 1925 per key for stand
Plough Castinss: Wholesale, SXc.; reisr AZ.
a N.
Rope: Manila best. l4@I5c. ju;e, sSasc.
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
Ate: Scotch, best brands, pints s2as2.2s .
8randiss: Domestic. sI.25@s2: fruit. sItt@
1G apple lpgpssi s ssSs si65@ss' old sz.s5ss
Rue Wiiskevs: Medium. 81 .50@s2: pure Cd ~
Gti; Virginia mountain, new, .-y,s2.50, 80
f2.50@t3.50 and upwards.
Esto EagId1d Rum: sl.50M@I.6J.
Rsctlded WhfssevS: Market oulet.
Lumber. Saves, &c.
Lumber. White oak. &l39slS = 1904:
W.s.,ln Virginia ropisr. S14Gtz5 . 1000:
white p.p' sl4Nf42.60 a 1000: yellow pina
boards. 30, market stiff; dry clear. tl2 tI4,
and In demand; loist. S9G~lI. serorolna -
engtns. >ninKles- Pine. Sl7jml2.50; cyprs-.
siy-inch, $685. p 1000. Laths-spnt. ~ sayei.
tl75Gsl. sc Tl,0oo.
Stopes: Whisxey-barrel timber .green, s1S4t2sy
LOCO: reasoned. S20MS26 n 1000 tlcar-ps~~,
,imber, 4dS7 1000. fiour-m.rrci Ucns t4G
SO. hogsbesd-noops, zoe. y bundle.
Powder Shot. AZ.
Fuse Toys mining. 35c.0sfi.25 y 100 rs.
Potojer: 1918 by tire five keys--les ghsi ii
segs, 1925: BLASTING, 80 25GS3.5e.
| Snot. Northern. 81 50 p bag Oh rs -.
| Griadstsnss: lAtG 2kc. - b.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


ILLINOIS FOR GRANT-cALIroRYrA DELE.
GATES GO UNRESTRICTED TO THE DEMO.
CRATIC coNvESTIoN-LABoH CoNvEN.
TON IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sUNDRY
CIVIL APPROPRIATION BILL-cHAsTAIN
cox AND BALBo, THE wlFE-MURDERER,
REsPIrED-A .THousAN.,
DOLLAR FIRE IN YORK, rA.-ALAaANfA
REPUBLICANS DECLARE AND INSTRUCT
FOR GRANr-DEATu OF COLONEL THOMAS
r. HARDEr-THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
GENERAL CoNSRENCE-ENGLAND IN.
TEREsTlNG DISCUSSION ON THE QUEENS
SPEECH, &C.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MAY 2l.-The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS pom EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common. &3@t3.5Q; medium, sac
$3.50; good, 44.60qf5.
LeaE-CommOn, $5@t5.5O; medium, s8af7;
good, nominal; fine, nominal; extra 6ne, nominal
StemmfR9.-Common, 1904; mfdiun, 500
$3.50; good, s7@8s.50; fine, S9@fl0.
DARK GooDs-MANUFACTURING
Lug FiLers.-COmmon. $4,000; medium
$4.506S5: good, t5.60@f6.
Leaf FiUers.-CommOD $56f6 30; medium
$6@SG.50; good, STA 20; fine, t9@ti0 extra hne
MISREPRESENTATION, s75O@&s.5O: medium
sS.5O@s9: good. $9.6o@*l0; fine, S10@$ll
extra, &l2@13; extra suD-cured, none.
BRIGHT oDs-MANUFACTURIHG.
Smokers-Common, tsaSl0; medium, $l0(9
Sl2; good. tl2@Sl6; fne, 81 6G320
FiiLers.-('Ommon, f6@SS; medium S76D$9
good, Sl9@tl2; ane, nominal.
Wrdppers.-COnmon,sl 0eetl5, medium u 6h9
$40: good, t20@t30; 1ne, t40@s60, fancy, s5c
@t65.
Wrappers. HshoganU.-Common, sl2@tl5
medium, sl56@20; good, S22@325; hoe, 5000
$40; extra, t46@&50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods Is confined
principally 10 good old heavy-boded lugs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote
Old Tugs, &4@45: Kentucky River Tugs, &l09
tl2; Kentucky River leaf, tl3dSle.
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The New Orleans Public Schools 10 De
Closed for Want OF Funds.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-The 1unds Ge'
rived from the city and State approprla'
tions being insufficient to meet the eX'
nenses OF the schools as now organized,
during the twelve months OF the year, the
Board has resolved to close the public
schools from June 30tb to October LIST. All
employes are to be dismissed from July 31st.
The Board has also adopted resolution
that the teachers must necessarily be re-
gsrded, OIL and after June 30th, as teachers
unassigned to duty without pay, until such
time may be determined upon for the re-
openipe OF the schools. This indicates
doubt as to the time Of re0pening.
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C01rRT ORDER.

VTIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS Of
Y FICF OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLU
WANNA COUNTY, MAY IL, lseo-N 'n'A-
Charles Peterborough. J. Allan Gait, aud Ihomas
N'"a'' Plaintiffs,
against ,x,,. .ha
~ az Emygnna and as such administrator OF
william ID. Haden, deceased; Is. A. iiaden; ana
William n. Sclater. ........'''''''''''1 eiehuah"
IN cHANcERY.
,r,. object Of this suit Is 10 obtain specific per
cormsnce of contract between the plaintiffs ana
me defendant Max well In 1875 Tor the purchase oy
he latter OF eighiy-three and one hall acres Oh
land in Fluvsnna county, on failure thereon re-
sale OF said land. s,., q. Tho
a.csnJsnt William J. Maxwell, Is non resident OF
his State Il Is ordered that he 20 appear nere
sna az what is necessary 10 protect bis interest
herein.
Copy-Teste: ,ru,r.usCrA TrR. O. G.
A. A. GRAY, p. q. W
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The Methodist Episcopal General
Conference.

CINCINNATI, May 2l.-The Methodist Epis-
copaI General Conference to-day adopted
the report on the Freedman's Aid Society.
which recommends that the poor whites OF
the South shall receive share OF the ecu.
cational fund, and that the Society shall
continue In its present form.
A report from the Committee on Educs'
ton adverse TO the consolidation OF the
Freedman's Aid Society with the Board OF
Education was adopted.
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Death OF Colonel Hardee.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l.-Colonel fhomas
p. Hardee, chief State engineer, died mere
to-day. He was formerly State engineer OF
Mississippi, and during the war Lieutenans-
Colonel OF Engineers on Johnstons sinn.
He was also engineer In the once OF tue
United States Yellow.Fever Commiss'on'
and vice.president Of the Society oil Aineri-
can ENGINEERS.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

FOR SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD HUMoRs,
are prepared by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, $50 Washington street, Boston; II
dom and are for sale by all Druggists Price Of Gu
TICURA, small boxes, so cents large boxes. con.
talning TWO and one half times the quantity OF
small, Al REsoLvENr, 81 per bottle. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, rs cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP. 10 cents; In bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, 90 cents.
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CUTiCURA.
CUTICURA MEDICINAL AND
TOILET PREPARATIONS

CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant TO use.
No grease. no oils, no repusive doors. From infancy
to Old age they are equally successful, safe aud re-
able. CUTICURA. medicinal Jelly, arrests disease,
eais away dead skin and fish. allays Inflammation,
itching and irritation. soothes and heals Skin Dis
eases and scalp Affections with Loss Of Hair. II
reproduces and beauties the hair The RES0LvENT
must be taken internally for chronic humors. Gu
TICUBA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from
CUTICURA, c'eanses, soOthes, and heals diseased
surf,ces, whtens, freshens and beauties the skin
hey Ond all praise IL Is an eep anti -perfumed To-
let Bath, and Nursery Sanstve. The CUTICURA
SHAVING SOAP Is the first and only medicinal SOAP
prepared expressly for shaving, and is exrayagantly
prais cd by gentlemen.
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The bonds and the stock Of the North Carolina
Railroad Company have been placed on the stock
board. This road extends from Goldsboro to Char
lotte, ". C.-234 miles long-and Is leased to the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company for
thirty years for 100000 per annum, aud pays 8
per cent. dividends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22
DANDRUFF
SCALES ONE QUARTER INcHIN THICKNESS

SCALES ONE QUARTER INCHIN THICKNESS
Nessrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentlemen,-For the last twenty years have beer
troubled about bad any one ever saw with Dan
druff. My scalp was completely covered with scales
sometimes nearly quarter of all inch In size. con'
sidered IL incurable. About two months since pur-
chased CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP, ana In
abeut two weeks after commencing 10 use them
found the Dandruff entirely gone. NV scalp Is now
feel it nv duty to both you and tie public TO state
the above facts. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS LEE.
Sewing Machine Dealer.
No. 227G FRANKFORT AVENUE, PHILADRL-
PHlA, PA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

COAL AND IRON COMPANY SUSPENDED PAYhENr.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May 2l.-President
Gowan, Of the Phi'adelphia and kesd'4 y
Railroad Company, states officially at ! r;
NJ. that the Philadelphia and Reading Coai
and Iron Company have suspended pay
ment, being unable to NEE; their op'sa-
lions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22
r.. xau York Murderers Respited.

NEW YORK, May Ex-Governor Cornel!
has espited Cbasiain Cox, the murderer OF
Mrs. Hull, to July 18th, and BaIbo, the
wife.murderer, until August 9Th. The con.
dsmned were 10 have been hanged next
| Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

ON MAY O, 1879, W. r. WALKER, OF
4 ~ 'v va did obtain letters-patent
~ ~ az oTTWyrpRovED CHUKN-DAsHEh, and .coS .,
Afterwards purchased The rsh. 70 sse n, rse
yrsna, and w Re penI Il grand success No
nor ss in standing over the chyn TOT one o'
h"nrs ss We can make butter ~ thr,renmi1EsrtN
my 6.3Qt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22
Car.ShOp Burned.

YORK, PA, May 2l.-The extensive car
shop OF Michael School was damaged oy nre
this morning to the extent OF s2o,ooo' que
hundred and fifty hands are thrown out OF
emnlOYment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

WHEAT White, "a bushels very good at 81 80.
Red, "a bushels very good Lancaster at 1872; 90
bushels good Lancaster at 81 20; 80 bushels very
good Lancaster at &1.3l; $50 bushels prime Lam
caster at al 80; l60 bushels very good mixed at
Al 80; 46 bushels mixed at 1928; 20 bushels
prime mixed at Sl.3l: "a bushels very good
Fultz at sl.25; 4 bushels Fulz at 1920; so bush
els prime Fultz at Sl.2S-total, 500 bushels
CORN Waite, PA bushels prime az sec. 80
bushels prime at 57e.-total, 3l4 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-22

Messrs. Weeks g. Potter:
commenced to use your CUTICURA REMEDIES
last July. My face and head and some parts of nv
b idy were almost raw. My head was covered with
West. Ny case was considered very bad one |
have now not particle OF Skin HumOr about me,
and nv case Is cons dered wonderful. It has been
the mean. OF selling great many OF your CUTICU-
RIA REMEDIES In this part Of the country.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs :. h. WHIPPLE.
DECATUR, MIcH., November II, 1878.