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Outrage i'm Norfolk.
nlcIaItotle naItlmore Amerlcan.l

Especial O. tie Baltimore Americana
NORFOLK, VA. February Am outrage
ou, afar took place Yesterday evening just
outside the city limits on the Cottage Toll
Bird e. road. which. if statements made are
true. deserves tie closest scrutiny by the
authorities aud c0ndign punishment OF the
offenders when detected. Ii seems that at
tAe hour named colored girl, the daughter
81 George Washington Cook, of this city,
Who is Iepytsen'ed 10 be of exemplary char
acier, and who teaches school about Two
miles from toe city, was returning home ID
company with one Of her girl pupils,
when they were GccoSted by two White
men, one Of whom WAS armed Win a
gun. Upon being rudely addressed the
smaller eili ran off. screaming for help.
paving 40 regard To one Of the men, who
called upon h,r 10 stop. In the mean time
the ether man struck Cooks daughter a
violent blow upon The side Of her head,
knocking Der down, and afterwards kicked
Ter in tlc side. Her screams, joined to
those Il the child, brought TO their assist
auce & e)lcred man who happened TO be IN
lbc vicinity. Before he could say or do
ana ihIGg one II the men shot him in the
hip, iuhlJiuc "a very serious and painful
wound. FrigDtoucd al what theN bad done,
lie cO"ard,y as-ailants left, and the woman
n1de her way home, in the upper part OF
ibc city. T. having been reported tnat one
OF The men implicated was a member OF
ine police force OF the city. The assistant
cmei to-day took four members OF the
lIce 10 Cooks house, and carried
ihtm slngly before the woman for identl-
Lctiion Three Of them stood the ordeal,
enc declaring they were unknown 10 her;
bui The fourth. K. l.. White, who was of
uNN Yesterday with perm sion TO go gun
mns, vas identified by her as one OF the
men who made The assault. Soon AFTER
wards Officer White was taken out in the
country, b Le confronted by the wounded
e'iofed mar. Instructions from the Mayor
were th-t II White was identified by The
man, b. wa, 10 be at once turned over to
ice county authorities for trial. The party
returned this evening, and reported that
TIE wounded man fully identified White as
Que Of ne parties who made The assault,
"hu warrant was theTeupOn issued aud
served. a similar warrant was also issued
nor NE arrest OF Edward 5. Reynolds, who
i2 sald 10 have accompanied White.
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ArenrrmI Deed OF Blood.

LUCAN, ONTARIO, February About IL
O'Clock last night a party Of men with black
ened and masked faces entered the dwelling
Of the somewhat notorious Donnelly family
and murdered the father. mother, one son,
and niece \ boy named Conner took
refuge under the bed. and escaped unhurt.
The party then set fire 10 the house, which,
together with the bodies OF the murdered
inmates, was totally consumed. Another
son. residing about three miles from the
homestead. was called 10 his door about The
same hour and shot dead. The township Is
wild with excitement.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.

NOTES AND CONGRESSIONAL
CEEDINGs-MEETiNG or THE REPUD-
LCANs OF PENNSYLVANIA; GRANT TO
BE SUPPORTED FOR PRESIDENT BY THE
PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION At CHI
CAGo-yESsEL ASHORE At SANDY HOOK
THE HORTON MURDER TRIAL-THE IRISH
SUFFERERS; TUE RELIEF MEAsUREs-A
STARTLING TRAGEDY IN ONTARIO; 4
WHOLE FAMILY MURDERED AT LUCAN
BY MASKED MEN-THE IRISH LAND TROU-
RLES
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Protests of Irish preIa ~ Against Par
neIi's charge.

NEW YORK, February 1.-THE Mansion
House Irish Relief Committee has tele-
graphed here extracts from letters and telc-
grams Of twenty. five Irish bishops and arch
bishops in all parts Of the country protest.
ing against the injustice OF Mr.. Parnelrs
charge that the committee refuses relief to
distressed Irish tenants who have not paid
their rent, and expressing the utmost conf
dence in the MansiOn-I House Committee and
the fairness and Importantly or it, distribu
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 4.-The following are Interpretations !:
NEW LOOSE.
DIRK LuQS -Common 10 medium, S2G So; good
10 line. $4,000 $50.
IJuTR Iruf.-f tf,t,,o' - Asa-iiLiIs. 1OlLsG 20 .
good 10 very good, S7@Sll.
The above quotations are the loose tobacco wagon
trade-manly working styles.
PRICED DARK TOBACCO.
LuqS.- Comm n to medium. S2.5OaS3; good to
fine $4,000 $3.50.
VI nv good, STA 40 80: continental shipping, 800
@SI5; English shipping, S6dSlp.
BRIGHT TOBACCO.
LuqS.-Commou TO medium, 50 5Ost $500 good
TO fine. s7aS7.j0. smokers, 20 500.
LedE-COmmon To medium, $500 $3.50; good
10 due oilers, 90Sl7.
MAHOGANY WRAPPERS.
Common to medium. :l2.50@:3O; good to Gne,
S30ds5O.
YELLOW WRAPPERS.
Common 10 medium. $3.50 S3J; good to fine,
$GOa:5O; fancy, T6OMS7J.
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r 40 explosion occurred Tuesday in the
ii1v'ol'foom OF the Knickerbccker Gas
"9'h'' 10 NiDety-ninih street, New York,
s suu column Of fame poured through the
,ooi Oh The building, and, sitter two honrs'
"o,k' the IRE department had the flames
eAuDsulshed. The damage was slight. The
''uSe Is assigned TO the explosion.
we understand that a valuable manga
nese mine was Saturday leased by Messrs.
dunlap a. Co., lying between Amherst
Neus.
HARTFORD. CoSs., February 3.-The Re-
publican State Convention for electing dele
gsies TO the National Convention viii BIZ
heid 1t New Haven on April 7th,
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ssy 2cIegraDD.
NEM YnK.l.

Egw YORK.. February H0na.-StOcks dull.
Money on call. sac per cent ENcaanFc-Inrf,
4S2: short, 4S4H. State bonds dun. Governments
quiet.
Ersafpg--NOuey, sac pcr cent. Exchange,
Asa. Governments quiot ana firm: new -. 1903 I;
AZ per cents, ICS 1 l'er cenls, lGj. states dun
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE, February 4.-Virrinis g. deferred.
g: cOpeo's. 49,; second series, 20k NIsi.due con-
pOn-, 7jb new l0-4O's SO; 1910 coupons, S0'i.
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INTERNAL CONDITION oP RussIA.
INSURANCE COsPANiES.
NEW INSURANCE OFFICE.
NO. g NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.

The undersigned having formed a CO. partnership
for the PURPOSE of conducting a GENERAL INSU-
RANCE BUSINESS In The city q Richnond undcr
the name ana style OF
GORDON & PLEASANTS,
have rented and moved Into the Office recently oc-
cupied ny Mr.. Il. Il. Esbe, no. SoRIi ELEVENTH
STREET, where they are prepared 10 issue pohcles
reasonable terms, IN the following old and reliable
companies:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF GERMANY. Cash as'
sets, sl,234,l22; surplus above all Eabi'iies
:66s,420. ,.,. -.
So 977,79l; net surplus, fa3lo9O
Goyernment bonds de.osi.ed with the State Urea.
surer Jor hs erclusirc protection Of Vtrgtnfo
pOifcy-hOiders,
j,JuN ". GORDON,
WILLIAM H. PLtASAN1S,
1 5.3t Ii. 4. PLEAsASls,
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]ORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AMI FLOUR EACt1ANCrE.
RICHMOND. February 4. 1850.
OFFERINGS REIORTLD 10 SECRETARY.
WHEAT - Rff 2 10 bushels.
CORN Vhite. 7S6 bushels.
DATS.-l2 bushels.
MEAL.-74 u.hcis.
BLACKENED PEAS.-lf bushels.
BEANS.-S bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT-Red 200 bu-hel, very good Lancaster
on priYa terms.
CORN UhUe. 20 bushels very good at jSc.: 90
bushels very lod ~ 5Sc. 2G bu-hcls very good al
5sc.: so bushels very good ~ 5SC.: 70 bushels on
private terms; 60 bushels prime At 60c.-tOtal, 07S
bushels.
MEAL.-l4 bushc's unboted at jSc.
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Rumorcd Bans Troubles

New YORK, February 4.-There are ru-
mors that the Produce Bank, OF this
city, Is IN trouble. Matters are quiet there,
however, to-dsy, aud the bank officials are
reticent,
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Having emba- kcd IN the manuf5c ur" OF cigus. |
would respectfully ask of my friends aud The public
10 continue 10 extend Ia my successor iu The lnst-
rance bushes JULIUS >TRAUs. that liberal pa
lronagp winch was bestowed upon The la'e hfnl' as
Snfing them that Their iniere wil be ulf protect
ed he retaining all the compduies. and his cNneri-
nee TN The insurance business VIII tend TO the
mutual interest 81 who place their business In
his hands. Rc-pcCituiy, .
CHARLES MILLiIiSER.
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Dnnor MIL Euruofl

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. February 4.-Tbe
southworth paper mill was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss not stated. Insurance,
&70 n00
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
En-ianCi.

DEATH OF EMINENT ENGLISHMEN.
LONDON, February Alright Hon. Sir
George Hamilton Seymour, retired dipIo-
maiisl. and Henry Mouie, a prominent phi
hnthroplst and clergyman, and still more
prominent Is a sanitarian and The disc0Yerer
OF the Gry.carth system, are dead.
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MARINE iSTGLLI@ENSA.
PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 4, IsSO.

Pijfl W KiiGMDFH. 4 = Bkk AK T. icCNs
ARRIVED.
Schooner Lucy Jones, Marihugh, New York
guanO. Allison K Addison.
Schooner Mary r.. simmons Campbell, New ! Ork,
merchandise, Gurus Il Parker.
Schooner Gcorge Aery, Rodgers, Orient, J. IL
schooner LOUISA Walters, Caster, Baliimos, KANT,
\. 8. Ice.
steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise. and passengers l.. u. 1atuD ,
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Philadelphia February 81, schooner II. ;.
From baltimore February %, schooner \. b..
GOOdm1n, Iiearn.
NEW YORK, February 3.-Arrived: Sch'oners
H. II. PITT. Cavalier; Charies W. Acou, FrcnCh
II. l.. Saught. RudGer; T.. II. KIRK. q aiier;
\. Tyler. Gurus; and E.C. Knght, jr Humphrey
from Virginia.
r0u. Huh0ard; Louie and Annie, Galloway; ana
General Terbcrt, COlman, from Richmond.
MISCELLANY.
The large English ship Pariheni1. now lying at
Cily Point /, receiving rs part cargo sltp lumb-r
b~ou-ht down on tDc Chcsg pcake iui ono railroad
schooner George u. Aiils, fiuoison, nom NJ y
York for Portsmouth, y a.. With coal, took sDpaIi
February Isl. when oH IfsieheTs sanl' snlt
three nb. dima4eI rigging and put into Glonees-
schooner George Aery. Rodgers. from Orient, l..
| L. with pho- phate. which went ashore n y in's
river gotten OF, and arriyed Al Richmond ye'-
terdaY.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb aary ARRIVED Penn
NEW YORK, February Arrived AriAoea
Morgan City. Arrived OUT Ermin i"me"Af'
Bound Henrietta, fof Pensacola
SCHOONER BsBCOCK A TOTAL BOSS.
! MONMOUTH. y. } 6ebruary i.-The schooner J.
| :. habcocS VIII prose total loss
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-, GOLD EXCITEMENT AT DENVER Denver.
itOruary 3.-Great excitement prevails
mere over discovery OF gold near The
canyon OF the Platte, twenty miles west OF
Denver. A specimen OF the ore ASSAYS al
Tue rate OF S2l.199 per ton. Two hundred
ioca'ions have been made.
A big story.l
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| "a western 0rlrae crtumR. ~ :aIshc.. oonK.ys
| ~ l2r: English dairy. leMz6c.; Piacappe, IS,
s siss u,,arollna, 7hgsc.; hangoen. &C.
| Sorth Carolina gross sias4.56; North Cssv
m. roe: IN half-barre's: ..3Mt3.50. Ms.A.rr
no; } Bay; sle; Ne. 2, N iarrel, ss 70,
| No. T. 70 kts. s1.s7s: No. $3.50.
Lar Prime. Darreis AMI ilerces, o.: IL hat
Hoiassss: Common syr,lr,-fiogsiIeaas. 81
tisrces, 22c. barrels, a.; gefrEioe soi-an M
5omf5c. & galon: New G.leans. prime. 90G5j
hnH: Liverpool. nom store, s1.J0. Groin
alum. from store. soc. = SACK.
,Grgrra Crushed. lone. powdered. Io%s; gras'
olated. lOilc. A. 0EG 9Ac.: II o.. ezua &. sf .
Yerow. ~ So; Gu ioaf, i nc.
oscD: ConGon. safe. Orss ss1hins. ~ o.
'oIe 10 g, 20c; and IaneT Drinss: country, st5'
impcrs., sllGgSl.es gunposuer, sI.4sMJ,7'
tSrssrfcty cnOics.
i3ideS. Eeasher. nc.
.. h'flg; :, Green. =; Dry o4i.ed ~: dry
skim. 81 .20tfi3O
5sother: SOLE icafnsr. OAK. 4nef2,.: sole lsatas
cogni-y. 30,3G: CITY hnrh. 3Jm4Os,. 4 30: e.u
,kns: French sl@fl.90 p n; rouxn skrin;
sTsn. steel. Nails. Sc.
fre-s: American renneu. Old DonliAirs g.
q ~; Englsh and American sn"s,, s. 69
%s a: 0 5s CONN., SSeS; 5 sG 10 900 'ae s:y To-
cer kee; standard; smaller lots from tie stores
$500 1913.
PigaV4-Costir9s: Wholesale, ~. A.; reiq,
81. = p.
Rome. Manila. hest. ltRljc. iute sass
RItgs; mixed cotto4 &C.: 9nite, 81; wOoiic'
80 lSc.
GIGEorS. Wires. sc.
BE: 3eoicl, best Orards pirits s2G9s22H .
dozen, gold.
BT0aol.s: Domestic. SI.25Gs2 fruit. sfIOz
$40: annie. rev. Tl7JGS2; OLD, S2.25.S3s
Nirginie peaea. t2 $3.50.
RUs WhisEsgS; Medium, 5l.5O6ls2: nure ole. q.
ES+; NrgGa mountain, new, 32N.T2.5O, .ic
t2.5omS3.J0 End upwards.
Nt13: Domestic. SI.25fGE2: imported, SO = ca.
Nsi9 EnQicA2 KH0s: S1.50@ST.G0
SLlef Whtf6eVS: Market g1Rt
I.uHsDeT. slaves, &e.
lpcibe-: White oak. Si3G1&l5 = Loco: pe5ver,
Firgin!a uOplar. Sl4llB25 = 1000: whit viDs
tIfd. 42.50 - ] 900: veiiDW Ding boards $500
il i5ist 80 II l. ACCORDING 10 lengths. shirg,es-
Pine. $l.7jGS9.5c: cypress 5i-s.ncb. Sc &
= l.C0). i.A,hs-Spit, 81; sawed, sl75M*l,St
= 900.
Et0rss: Whl3sey-narrel timber green. 9 | &c 80
1000: seasoned. f2OW$25 > 1000, Flour-r,-r'
tiribHr. - 80 = 1000. IlOur-haTrel poles, st
hogsAead-hoous. zoe. = butte.
Powder, shot, &c.
F1,,s Toys mining. 33cm4l.25 y 100 re
.70i,dsr. 1915 by The five kpxs-less than az
kegs. 1925 blasting, :3.2jMt3.30.
S7ot: Northern. - 50 ? hag OF IS IT,
q-tbf9,a,.e9: l@n2%c. ? 10.
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HE LAND LEAhOt.
DUBLIN. February AT meeting OF
the Irish National Land League yesterday,
il was resolved that Michael Dayitt should
be deputed to wait upon the editors OF
the French and other Continental news
papers 10 enlist their support in efforts
FOR The relief OF the distress in ireland.
DUBLIN, February Lord May Gray.
accompanied Oy the corporation and civil
officers OF Dublin, will present petition OF
the corporation in favor OF the reproductive
public woiks and the amendment OF the
land laws al The bar OF the House OF Com
mons on Friday next.
France.
COUNT DE MONTALINEL'S SrCCEsSOR-FArAI
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
PARIS, February III is expected Or
Paul Broca will be elected ife-senaiOr by a
majority of nine in place Of Count de Mon
taliuel, deceased.
BY a railway collision at Argentenil, in
the Department of Seine ct Disc, seven per-
sons Were killed and twenty wounded.
LQter.-The Argentenil railroad accident
has caused much excitement all day, be-
cause mlny of the occupants oil the wreck
ed train were well-knOWn city men who
were returning home. Twenty-Five per
sons were seriously ana many other
slightly injured. They were mostly con
viewed to neighbOriDg houses, hence there
is difficulty in a.cerla.uing the exact mum
Der OF victims.
G:Is.i.s.
INTERNAL CONDITION or RUSSIA.
LONDON, February A Vienna dispatch
saws that trustworthy accounts represent
the internal condition OF Russia rs bCc0m
ing daily more critical. a number OF OF
ficers high in command have become disaf
iccted, while those who were not promoted
after the late war with Turkey have, witt
few exceptions, joined the rev0lutl0nlstS.
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RICHMOND. VA. February l, 1851,
rINHE FIRM OF MlLLiIISER& STRAUS
4 i ihi. day dissolved by mutual consent. MIR.
JULIUS STRAUS VIII ign The irni-name In ligui-
dlliJn. CHARLES Mll.LHISEk,
JULIUS SIRAUS.
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FIoir,

v.rc. sI@ $50; slperroe, s5.50Gij.75 cXlr. ,
1878 colninoE family. s7a$7.23, M, BRAN
;7GfS.
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srAte ar yIaaISIA. el1Y OF RIcnaoNp..1o

STATE OF NIhUINIA, tIIL VI nv
WIT: ,,,t,.
l. Charles n. Williams, notary pub fvt nc glt,
a. oBER. enables ID. HILL, CHARLES X, SKIN
KgR and CHARLES WATKINS, who~r ramee afs
~, sane be fose ne in my sid city And do fui,
thrr sestify that Cares ID Hill, one 90 the ssnera
,,,i ,,tb before ne IA MY SAID city. that O. pner
ne special paFiner nansd IN said m in<; hts ss
nally paid ia cash "a The nrm OF hili' NklhNfi "
watkins the sHm OF twenty ih0dAha c'i'"ts a wv
Given an,ier my hand this SIT day 81 p.e.mpef'
4. ~. 1879. tHAhLro - 49, n,,hti,
ia i-ta No''t' -
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DEFRuLISE-iiiE ONLY REAL AND
a ctRTAfN HAlR-pRODUcEH.-ItI, The deo.
donz'd extract Or petroleum, and perfectly harm.
less but wonderfully effective. Sold BY
JAZZ v. WAGNER. Trregisf
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CHARLES MILLHfsER.

Referring 10 the above take this occasion OF re-
turning 10 my friend, and The public In general my
thanks tor me confidence aud patronage DC lowed
- the late firm, ana respectfully ask for ih~ con-
tiutahce at The same. Inc following slauHch ana
r-ahlo eompanie ~ be reprrsehi.d In my once;
Franklin FIRE, Of Philadelphia, as .
CaGada. as.ets. ................ II76O00 90
49,. s526il 81
conn. asses 4.9;50OO 90
New York iif,-Insurauce tOmpa- 80 800 ~,
ny. New Iorh. a~ eis ............. 31,OHO,NoO W
Al losses promptly aud tqu'iabiy settled De-
pOi'cd with The state Treasurer : DO'OOO Tor me
better prO'tctiO, of Virginia policy holders. Al
b ines tcd 10 me shall receive prompt aien-
non. Jlt : - hAt>
fe 2-3t No. north t'eYtbth sre,t.
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tVAGNERs COD-LIyER OIL EMUL-
" SION. WITH GLYCERiNE AND THE n.y.
fVtupsfhI IE>--tbe most palaiabie and effective
pre- paraton Of cod-iger OIL n as pIe,,s,nt A. min
pahcp IS spenoid tonic. alternative. or expecfo-
ant; and WI be readily taken by The most deIlcate
person. sofd by f.. WAGNFR
jt27 i,rpggss,
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Twill continue the BOOT AND SHOE BISlNEsS
i'm All r.. branches a. he Old stand II Puiney
Witt. aud hone 20 receive a con muan n the pa
ir.uage .g literally bestowed on he old concern.
sTEpHaN PUrNEG.
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take Measure In recommending my frirnd' 10
7l.e NV concern. WILLIAM X. WATTS.
4. 2.3Nt
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nlSSOLUTION OF PARTNER-
- sHlP-Ihr firm Of PUTNkY ( WATTS Is
IN, day dissolved ny mu'uai consent. Al chihs
against The concern VIII he prid J stephen run
ueV to whon uarties indebted 20 RE concern viii
pta - make payment. STEPHEN PUINtl,
WILLIAM X. WATTS.
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NOTICE or LIMITED PARTNER

NOTICE OF LIMITED PARINE R-
y SHIP The undersigned have formed LINZ
VrFD PART%EE>ftP to CONDUCT thC GkNt lhl,
LFAF-TOBACCO. AND GENERA toHhlc,
SO. RU>lNE>S ia the city Of Hichmopl ara
STATE % Nlrginla. Mder the brr-ddne 81 hlii.,
~FINEFE = WATKINS. IA begiD on 10. lsf DAl
OF JANUARY. 1850. and 10 coEiinue - he De
riOd - three yrars Is yTafsk
CHARLES -. BILL. CHARLES u. shiNhtk'
and CHARLES WATKINS. all 81 whom sis 'ii-
gers Ot tie STATE 81 Virginia aRd rcrh'e ih the cry
pt Richmond. ..,. ,,-,,.
9EEE. 4 CO zen ~ the state 81 har) iANH an" IT,
5iFes 10 The ciiy Of Baltimore. -, -.
The spscl partner has contributed 10 w e liht
mon stock As capital tue sum OI twenty 'PVua'""
dollars li20.OOOl 81 cash ,,...
Witness our hxBds this the Slst ddl ot I'S'in-
bcr eighteen hundred and seyeniy nine 1871
i.igte.u CHARLES -. Hill.
tUARLtS T.. SkiNkEk,
CHARLES WATKINS,
General Partner.
GUSTAvUS OBtH.
Special Partner.
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I.un,DeT. Slaves, &s.

F1,,s TOYS mining. 33c.m4l.25 y 100 ~"
.7oi1dsr: 1915 by The five ke1s-les5 than AZ
kegs. S6.25; blasting, :3.2jMt3.50.
S2ot, Northern. ! 50 = hag OF IS IT,
E.ti.fltaA.ta. Il-.f2Hc. = h.
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Use PURCELL, LADD n CO.'S
EMULSION COD-LIvER OIL,
WITH
HYPOPHOsPlIlTEs or LINE AND SODA
WHENEVER YOU HAVE TO TAKE c0D-LIVER OIL
I>1ce only 80 cents PEI bottle. DC ls
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Yifl,mond 1ispatth.
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r,erERSBuRG.

..,,xe MASONIC CgRENoNY-PRESgNTA'
NfsSi - p,Sr.u,SrgR's JgwEL--offiCIAL
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HPl AccIDrNr-AProAArTox PAPER
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-06-19
Boss for rive Minutes.

Soon after the dinner hour specimen
tramp appeared at the door of house ON
John II. street, Detroit, and before he could
be ordered Oft the steps hc began.
'Sir, am a tramp
yes ! see YOU are.
'But am not here TO ask for either
food, money or clothing. / have Just had
a bite, my clothes are good enough, and if
| had money should get drunk and be
sent up
"Well, what DO you want2'
"Thgre are four tramps down the street.
and | know they will call here. It's now
five years since began TO travel around.
suppose ! have been called loafcr aud a
thief and a beat ten thousand times, and
have been shot at, dubbed, broomslicked
and scaldcd times without number Now
want a change
"HOw2
"Well, all ask is that you will let me
represent your house when those tramps
come up"
This was agreed TO- lie sat down on
the steps, removed his hat lighted Tie
stub OF 3 cigar and was reading circular
when the four fellows slOuchcd up and en-
tered be yard.
In my yard ~
"5uthin' 10 cat" was the humble re-
ply.
Something to cat. Why you miscra-
Dle, thick robbed cadavcrs. 20 and earn f..
then! DO you suppose have nothing To-
DO but keep n free hotel for lOafers2 2'
Cant get work, mumbcd the biggest
Of the lot.
ttnIt ,.lt, ,o.ftg d. H. t a.
around. ! suppose Everybody got al
the DE p hc wunte, ch2 Want ~ be
cashiers and confidential advisers, don't
you ~
Nobody gives us show" growled the
third man
That's 90 That's your cue. Nobody
will take on in with your old rags and
dirt and sore heels and weep over you.
and ask you please DE good, and put you
in the parlOr bedroom and feed you on
chicken broth. How awful 10 is that YOU
can't be put ON ice aud luid away where
you won't melt"
"Will you give us soucthing2 impu-
dcntly demanded the fourth
"WHl II You are just right ] will, fll
give YOU five seconds 20 get outside the
gate, and I'm tell you in addition that if !
ever see you in this noighborbOOd again
III tie you into hard knots and hire a sore
cyei dog To- bite you to DEATH Git
up and gil Move on-huuy ont with
youl'
They shufled ont as fat as they could.
and when they had turned tine corner Che
tramp put ON his bat, put ont his inch of
cigar for another smoke and said to thc
gentlemen.
"Iou have done me n great favor. and
! am grateful; already feel better for the
change and solemnly believe that if /
could only have got on excuse % throw
'em over the fence j should have been
ready TO reform and start ont as a lecturer
Good bye. I shall never forget your kind
ness