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the oars 10, and move away. Ididn't come
out, because was afraid he might be lying
around under her stern through the night,
and did not want to have another encoun-
ter with bin. ! never viii sail on another
boat with darby aboard. am going home
now to my mother. In sbarptown, wicomico
county. Nd"
Mr.. Colbert, bis mission accomplished,
returned In an afternoon train, together
with tic mate, and intends to actively prose
cute the case.
AT 5 o'clock P. NJ. Detective Hagan ar
rived In Hsyre dc Grace with rcquisiticn
for the coIored man supposed to be Thomas,
on the charge OF robbing Mr.. Lewis. OF
Orange farm, above alluded to. He got In
too late, for the man had already been CON-
mitted on The charge OF murder.
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The Kings Mountain Centennial.

CHARLOTTE, Y. G., June 22.-CentenniaI
commissioners from North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Tennessee, aud the Executive
Committee OF Kings Mountain met here to.
day. A plan for the centennial was agreed
upon covering week from october 4th to
the 9th, including retinion OF States on
Tuesday, q plan Of battle illustration on
Wednesday under General Joe Johnston,
the dedication OF the monument. delivery
Of the centennial ode by Paul II. Hayne,
and the centennial Grafton by Major John
w. Daniel on Thursday; the competitive
prize drill on Friday, and the exhibition OF
the agricultural and mineral resources OF
the Piedmont belt during the week. Vol
unleer companies of North Carolina and
South Carolina, and some 1000 military
from the East are expected 10 participate.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
italian wuptcipaIEI Elections.

LOSpoy, June PA Rome dispatch TO
the Times SAYS: "Tbe triumph OF the
CIericsls in the municipal elections has eX-
ceeded their highest expectations. Out OF
fourteen vacancies in the municipal Council
they returned thirteen candidates. The Sc
verify OF the contest was altogether I'M
precedented. OF the provincial counseilors
they returned four out OF FIVE candidates"
A Rome dispatch to the Times says:
"Tbe result Of the municipal elections Is
due 10 the cooperation OF the Conservatives
with the Cericals. The Right have in their
elections pursued the same furious, IL not
destructive, tactics they follow in Parlla.
ment. But for the eXorbitsnt pretentions OF
the tI.Clericals, lists OF the Right and Lib
erals would have been named and elected,
as the votes show that the three parties
| Right, Left, aud Clericals-are in nearly
equal strength. Among the defeated IS
Signor Ruspoi, the able and popular Syndic
OF Rome. It is expected that his defeat,
combined with the general result OF the
election, will precipitate a municipal crI-
Sis"
Going Down.
THE STORY OF VESSEL "GOfNG DOWN
| WRITTEN rIEUB Ur WUUD.
HALIFAX, n. s., June 22.-While some
children were playing on the beach al Cow
Raw Yesterday they picked up piece OF
barrel slave about four inches by two and
hall inches in size. on which the following
was written with lead pencil "Atalanta
gowiug down. April 18th, 1880. No hope.
Send this to Mrs. Mary White, Piers Sus.
sex. Signed, James White" The piece OF
wood anpeared by its looks to have been in
the wafer about two months. The place
where il was picked up is about twelve
miles east OF this city and opens directly
| into the Atlantic ocean.
The Case Of Mr.. Bradlaugh.
LONDON, June 22-In the House OF Com
mons to-day, on the resumption OF the de-
bate on Mr. Bradlaugh's claim to affirm,
Premier Gladstone said: "The Govern
ment,s nositiou il TO give advice, and leave
the decision to the House." "The ques-
tion OF atheism" he said, "was irrele.
want He opposed Sir Harting f. Glf-
ford's amendment that Mr. Bradlaugh be
permtted neither to take the oath nor make
affirmation. "The matter" he said, " was
a constitutional, not party question"
Gambetta and the Premiership.
PARIS, June 22.-The Republican papers
unanimously approve the speech OF NJ
lGamhetta. President OF the Chamber oil
Deputies. in defeuce OF the plenary amnesty
bill. which was passed by that body yester
day. The organs OF the Right complimentet
NJ. Gambetta on the talent he has displayed
in this affair. and newspapers OF all shades
of politics agree that he cannot much Longer
abstain from accepting the premiership.
storms and Floods I'm Prussia.
LONDON, June GA Berlin dispatch t.
the Times saws, the late severe rains ant
floods in the district OF Louban, near Bres
Hu. Prussia, destroyed 105 houses ant
caused the death Of SO persons.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THE DrsPArCH

A TERRIFIC THUNDERSTORM NEW JER-
sEY MONDAY EyENIKG-CLCsE OF THE
WEEKS VISIT OF THE CONTINENTAL
GUARD, OF NEW ORLEANS, AT BOSTON
THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION OF THE
BATTLE OF KINGS M0UNTAIN-THE
STORY OF VESSEL GOING DOWN. AT
SEA WRITTEN ON PIECE OF BOARD AND
PICKED UP ON THE BEACH AT COW BAY
GAMBETTA AND THE PREMIERsHiP-THE
TRIUMPH OF THE CLERICALs IN THE MI
NIcIPAL ELECTIONS AT ROME-DEBA1E
IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS ON THE
BRADLAUGH CLAIM. &C.
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IMPETIGO AND ECZEMA,
WITH LOSS OF HAIR, CURED By THE
CUTIcURA REMEDIES.

Messrs. Weeks g. Potter:
Gentlemen 1t affords me pleasure TO send you the
following report Of a remarkable cure oy your ~,
lad suffered with Impetigo on the face and scalp
and Eczema iu its worst form on The back and
Shoulders, For eighteen months lie was under
medical treat ment-someiimcs better and some
Times worse-bnt never cured. As the lmpetigo IN
creased In severity his hair began 10 fall on rapidly
and he was feaI full that he would lose 1t all Eight
months ago he began the use OF the CprICURA
REMEDIES, and by perseverance and the regular
aDpicaiion Of The remedies he Is now not only cured
nf every phasc OF tn disease. but has better head
of hair than ever before. am therefore ensbled 10y
ntrsonal observation TO certify 10 the at curative
properties of the CUrICrRA REMEDIES III tue
treatment of skin and scalp Diseases.
Truly yours, II. 7. HOWELL.
SARyIA, CANADA. October j 4, 1879.
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CUTtCUHA.
CUTICURA RESOLVENT,
CUTICURA, A MEDICINAL JELLY,
CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAPS,

are the only known remedies that will permanently
cure HumOrs OF the Blood ana skin, Affections OF
the Scalp with Loss of Hair and Liver Kidney and
Urinary Disorders caused by impure blood. CUTf-
CURA REsOLVENST Is the greatest bloOd.puriner
i'm medicine IL acts ihransh mo VEL a. e. he
blood and purges them from the system. CUrI-
CrRA a Medicinal Jelly, arrests external disease,
eats AWAY Iifeess flesh and skin, slsys iD1amma-
non, Itching. and irritation, and heals. IL is
natural reprOducer aud beauiiier OF the HAIR. GU.
TICIRA SOAP cieanSes, heals, fOftens, whltens ana
bcauiiies the skin. II and the CUrlCURA SHAVING
SOAP the only medicinal Shaving soap, are pre-
pared from CUTICURA.
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THE GREENBRIER WHITE SUI.
l. PHUR SPRINGS. WEST VIRGINIA.

THIS CELEBRATED wATERiNG-PLACE, 80
universally known for ITS Alternative aud curative
properties ADD It's fashionable patronage. viii be
opened by the new owners on ibe 20rH JUNE. All
the buildings have been thoroughly repaired, ren.-
ted. and rsfurnlshed with costly and elegant room
and psrlor furniture gas-ligbt, and all the mod ~
I'M brOvemenls intf oduced.
Board, SO per day.
BOara, $40 per Month lof twenty y. eight dsysl.
The CALWELL HOUSE, adjacent TO the Springs
IS NOW OPEN, with privilege OF the waters. baths
and grounds Uf the Springs In common with a.
other VI itOrs.
Board per day, ~.
Board per month (of twenty eight dsysl, $50.
Descriptive pan phe's TO be had of PURCELL,
LADD & Co, Druggists.
GREENBRIER " HITE UIPHUR
SPRINGS COMPANY.
GEORGE l.. PEYTOS,
10 o-lm Managing Partner.
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Terrific storm I'm View Jersey.

MoRGANvILLE, n. j., june pa terrific
thunderstorm occurred throughout this
section last evening. 1t was accompanied
by violent wind, overthrowing fences aud
uprooting trees. At Hammond mills, the
mill was struck by lightning aud consumed
with its contents. 1t Is feared that much
damage resulted from The stoim In Mon
mouth and Ocean counties.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE.

ANNUAL ROAT-RAcE--AN INTERESTING scESk--
rux pgrze.cUP-PJYAL CELEBRATION OF
TIE LITERARY SOCIETIES, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond pispasch.l
LEXINGTON, VA, June 81, 1880.
The annual boat-race between the Harry
Lee and Albert Sydney crews OF the Uni
yersIty was rowed this evening over the
regular two-miIe course on North river.
Long before the appointed hour sD eager
and excited crowd lined the banks OF me
river, and oil Lexington seemed 70 10 %
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raect or TiIden,s Latter in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, June 22.-The ConStttu-
ton will tomorrow morning say that Mr..
Tilden's letter has wrought complete rev.
olutOn IA fast and as far as it has been
read In Georgia Men who have not OF late
spoken a kindly word OF the "sage Of
Gramercy Park" unhesitatingly state that
they have misunderstood him and are now
heartily in favor OF his nomination.
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The ContinentaIs at Boston.

BOsToX, June 22.-The Continental
Guards. OF New Orleans, closed their weeks
visit to Boston to-day. They took the p.
NJ. train for Buffalo. They were escorted
to the station by the National Lancers and
a detachment OF the Charlestown Cadets.
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BY Telegraph.

Nav YORK. June 22.-Econ.-Stocks strong
Money on call. g per eeht Fxchange-bone, 1904
short.4es. state bonds dull. Governments qu'ei.
Eyesin1.--M Money, gas per cent. Excnan.,
4s5k Governments qaiet aud firm; new D.
l034; AZ per cents, 1857; 4 per CENTS lVea'
States dull. -
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Virglnia 6's, deferred,
6%: cousols 6lA; Dast-due coupons 81 asker new
lU-4O's, 49,; l0-4u's coupons, e3.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, June %, 1850.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHRAT.-Red. 19S bushels: Of which 40 bush
els were rp-exhihiied and 100 bushels we're new.
CORN White. pa bushels.
re. exhibited.
MRAL-32 bushels.
BLACK pEAs.-6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, 8 bushels common old Ful'z at
sl.05.
BLACK PEAs.-6 bushels prime at s0c.
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
WITH CUTICURA REsoLvENT.

Messrs Weeks e. Potter:
Gentlemen,-In the year 1868 was taken with a
severe attack of Kidney Disease aud entered Belle
yue Hospital for treatment DIR. johnson pro-
nouuced my trouble Bright's Disease. IL Is now
eleven years since l lef, the hospital hu' par1aIy
cnred during which tint ! have never been free
from pain and distress. although constantly using
some RENT dies. When began taking uhe CUIlCU-
RIA REsOLYENT my symptoms were severe pain ~
and painful so that could scarcely wslk, present.
lug every appearance Of drcpsy. IL may seem al,
these distres ing symptoms disappeared, and In les:
Than a month was completely cured:
'"'' - DANIEL MCMAHON,
2I9 WEST EIGHTH STREET, SOUTH BOSTON, MAY
l6,lS79.
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Marine Disa sfer.

KEY WEST, FLA, June 22.-The British
schooner Chieitain. Wood, from Jamaica
for New York, stopped at this port this
morning to land the captain and crew OF
the bark L. r. StOcker, which was lost on
Cane I'Orripntps
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE ~, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel. Clifford. Norfolk, United St5iss
mail, merchandise and passengers l.. u. Iatpn f,
agent. . -, -. ~.
Schooner y. Bradley, Bradley. Norfolk, hight, Car
It's x Parker.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New Yor,
merchandise aud passengers, G. ". Allen CO.,
agents.
Steamer Pioneer. Platt Philadelphia. mcrcban-
die and passengers. j. W McCarrick, agent.
schooner ID. II. Ingraham, Greeley, Boston, coal,
Currie II Go. ,,,, ,,.,,,,,
ties. Curtis Parker.
peake and Ohio railroad.
MEMORANDA.
NORFOLK, June 22.-Arived: schoon'r Poea-
bontss, smith. from Richmond
NEW YORK, June 20.-Arriyed Schooner Lizzie
White. Lear, from Richmond.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-schooner John Me-
Ginnis, Colburn.
by TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL. June 22.-trrved, 2ls: fprk Scr
rideren, from Richmond, va.
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TETTER

letter
TREATED BY HALF A DOZEN PHYSICIANS
WITHOUT CURE.
Msssrs. Weeks q Potter:
conference.-the Robert Stewart has been a rreai
sufferer for years with letter OF very agSrayaIeo
form. ne has received treatment from hal dozen
the hest nhysicians In this LOCALITY with but little
relief. some lime ago he began the use OF tne "
TICURA REMEDIES, which have helped nun DC,
xend ali expeciation. Also relieved rhrumat e
sffection OF the hip for which he Is very thankIuL
There are other cases in this town that can give
similar testimonials.
Respectfully yours. ,..
Wv. BYARD. Druggist.
SHARON, PA, June 10, 1879.
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je7-1n
Ill RATH COUNTY. VA.

These CELEBRATED THERMAL SPKINt>,
VARYING IN temperature from 800 to l10o Fahren-
heif and adapted to the treatment OF al Rh,umatlc
and GOuty Affections and Tor various Chronic ilij-
eases Of the Liver. the Nervous system, and the
skin, are open for the current season.
Resident Physicians Professor j. l.. Cabell. OF
the University OF Virginia; Dr. j. Il. Page. Unit
versiiy of Virginia. formerly Professor of Practlce
Of Medicine in the Washington University. Of Balii-
more. For descriptive catalogues. sc address
f. slim TARDT Y AUGUST.
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SEASlDE RESORT.
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.

sUGF-BATHING, FISHING. sNIPE-sHoOTiNG
This HOTEL IS reopened for the reception
visitors, Terms: az per day, sl2 per week, f40
per month. Route from Norfolk or old Point by
steamer Banks To Cbcrrystone every MONDAY,
We, nesday, aud Friday. SHADY CDbB,
IL 2.lms Proprietor.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES,
FOR BLOOD, SKIN, AND SCALP HUMoRs,

are prepared by WEEKS POTTER, Cnems,Es sn ,,
nruresfs ADO WssbiugtO on street, Boston u From,
street Toronto, Ont; and snow Hin. Lonoon, ano
are for sale by All druggists. Price OF GvIicgE so
small boxes, so cents; iarts boxes' conas n RE.
a., a one half times the quantity OF sma., -.
SCR. VENT 81 per bottle. CUTicuBA m spic,S !,
ToIr, Ut soar. 25 cents. CUrIcUhA d D.r,- Tor
sHav, no SOAP, Is cents per CAKE III oAi'' '''
n, r;ersf use, 80 cents.
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no WHOM 1T MAY Co CON- ! l5,,y u
AGENT sa 70 Conduct Ss aoGEssYf
street, Richmond, Va; 70 Ph' b. J. H0MFs.
only. je 22-i4.s
JUNE ls, 1880.
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How the Jamcs-Rtver Murderer was
Captured.

A CONDUCTORS roRETHoUGBT--THE PRI-
soNER AFFECTS IDIocY, BUT RETURNS
TO REAsoN-HE Is FULLY IDENTIFIED
AND sENT TO PRISON.
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DYEING AND SECURING.

DYEING, SECURING, AND CLEAN
LING ESTABLISHMENT, At 1928 fRASk, (,
i'm STREET., OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN
uxtI.-Mr. l.. LiNNEMANS ntrms his friends,
former patrons, and the general public, that he has
reotened at the above place. where he WILDE pleas
10 serve them DYEiNG aud CLEANING KID
GLOVES and FEATHERS a sneeialty. The weil'
known French dyer, Mons. EMIL NOBLoT, from
Paris, IL 10 his employ Give him a.caii'
ap 2-eodSm
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HEALING SPRINGS.
IL BATH COUNTY. VA.
are now open. Terms: $3.50 per day, t16 per
week. and $50 per month OF twenty -eight days.
WATER for sale at Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.'s. send
postal for descriptive pamphlet.
n. CARTER EUBANk,
10 7-lm Proprietor.
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HOTEL. THECO0L-
WI EST SUMMER RESORT IN VIRGINIA,
SITUATED UPON THF SUMMIT OF
THE BLUE RIDGE, 1895 FLET
ARDNE TIDEWkItR.

This famous resort having recently changed ha ~,
will he open for guests JUNE 25TI. The Hotel hos
b, en- pui IN thorough repair and The best rooms all
ne siy furnished. There has been BUN In addition
10 The Hotel n NICE COTTAGE, containing fonr
rooms. suitable for q family. For terms, &c adj
dress the proprietor, Atom depot, Chesapeake sud
ohio railroad. Visitors must renemb' T To get on &c
the western cad OF The tunnel. only 300 yards nom
ne HOle. r. Nj. LtFTNltH. Manaser
HENRY /. MAssIE, PrOprieior. my 3l-eOdlme
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE Ia
offer for sale 200 suits OF Chamber Furni- u
ture I'm price from S23 TO 5000, from the best ~
manufactures East nd West, also OF my own
make together with u full line OF Parlor, once, an
Kitchen Furniture. and every article In The furnl-
lure line; also. Cablnet-Makers' supplies OF every
de-. criplion. VIII duplicate Baltimore prices. far-
Ties I'm want Will save money by giving me call
Offce and warero ms, l43S Aan street, near nj
teenth street. Workshops, g. g. and 20 north Eff
teenlh 'treet. WILLIAM DAT hVN'
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NEW HOTEL AT OCEAN VIEW.

Aeon uodafions for 500 guests. Finest fishing
aud snrf-bshIng found on the Atlantic coast. steam
railroad, half hour from Norfolk. Brass and s,rlns
j. A. KENNEDY.
Superintendent i,ceab View Hotel,
or II. $. DoDsoS. Atlantic Hotel, Norfolk, Va.
"a Al
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lust RECEIVED THE LARGEST@
% AND MOST FASHIONABLE TQCk OF ~
EuPNITIIRE Queen Anne, East Lake. Par ~
ior and Chamber suits) that we have ever be-
fore offered 10 the public. Rather than carry me
GOODS over we will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS
ssytng Of 25 per cent We would request all 10 ex-
amin. our stock, as we keep everything 10 be found
i'm 6rst-class house. Our terms easy, and accom-
noe'''e ~ Il. GATHRIGHT & SON,
-, Ia Governor street
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E,AUQUIER WHITE 5 u l. p IL Z Z
Il SPRlN6S-This famous SUMMER RESORT
Will be reopened JUNE 10Th under The MANAGE
ment OF p. TENNEY K CO.. OF the National liotel,
Washington, u. &. The finest hotel In the South,
with ali modern improvements throughout incu-
dug hot and cold bath cOnyenences on each nOor,
electric bells, and gas.
The medicinal properties OF the water are re,
no wned for their efficacy Ia dyspepsia, dropsy, and
all maaral affec Ions.
Board per dsy, az 10 80, according TO location OF
room per week, ~ 10 slS.
For further Information address National noe
prior TO June l0lh subsequent, 10 White Sulphur
springs. fauquIer county. Va. my lb-Em
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, Jnne 22, 1880.
sALEs.-2o shares OF Richmond and Dauvis
aaiiroad .tock sold nj IA.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS. VA. NOW OPEN


" Board per day. according 10 location Of room
and number OF persons In same. $3.50 to $3.50;
per week. % 10 sl1: per month. $50 TO $40.
Special contracts with families and parties number.
lug oytr seven persons at less rates. Round-tEip
tickets from Rchmsnd 10 Orknty over Chesapeake
and OHIO railroad, good III October LIST. Ala.
JONES 4 PARKER.
e. l2-1ms Proprletors.
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DAWLEY SPRINGS, VA, MAE

IL HARRISONBURG.-There are three LARGE
HOTELS. with appointments OF The highest erder
ard accom- m odaii0ns for TOO guests. OPEN JUNE
lsr. Rates: Day, $3.50 week. sl5; $40 10 500
per month. Two thousand {, Ell above tice wafer.
delightful place 10 escape heated summer months
For particulars address 4. A. SPkiNktb, Itct-
surer Uarrisonburg Va. nv 26-e0d26t
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VARIETY SPRINGS, OPEN 20yH JUNE.

Y On the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad fifteen
miles west OF Staunton, ears stopping NJ the door
Usual amusements. Board: .25 per month OF inir.
~ Gays. " per week. and &1.60 per 5ay. Chil6ren
under twelve years and servants baif.pricc. Bath
Projectors. 6. w. LAcKgY, Manager. je 14-lm
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PETERSBURG.

THE CONGRESSIONAL CoNTEsT-AN INTEREST
ING CAMPAIGN IN Observation-Disclosures AND
wHEAT-Tas COMPETITIVE DRILL or COL
ORED MILITARY COMPANIES OF THE STATE
FIRST COTTON BLoOM-ANNUAL ExCUR-
SION. AZ.
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BLRpBCUE- OF MsDALs-DEDI-
CATION OF A CHCRCH--sUNDAY SERVICES
UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT CALENDAR
FUNERAL.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
IThe DEMOCRAT ID responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under thls head: but no communications Will
be- printed except from responsible parties.l
Bayou SARA, In. January II. 1880

BAYOU SARA, La, January II, 1880.
TO tho Editor of Tho Democrat:
Cannot your Influential paper protest
against the outrage being the second time
psrpetrnted agnlnst ths communities served
by the Bayou Sara and VIcksburg packets,
In taking the United States malls from those
punctual and reliable mail carriers and Civ
ing them to some interloping concern, who
pretend and contract to deliver us n daily
mail, and really deliver iis mail once week
or ten days, or any other irregular time.
This experiment was tried some months
fperhB ps n year, ago. and we were compelled
tera by tho packets. and then we received
from five to seven daily papers In one mail
and no more for n week
Under the packet mail arrangements we re-
ceived mail by each boat; Gay, Tuesday
Lee, Wednesday, Cannon, Thursday, White,
Friday, Gay, Saturday; and Natchez, Sun
day. This was u real daily mall, and one m
certain Ms the days arrived. but the new mr.
ranQement rs an uncomfortable outrage upon
ls and at no saving TO the government.
| am told our congressional delegation ff
responsible for the change and that Mr.. Key
Ia In no way to blame. and, II so, beg youI
assistance In earnest and repeated protests
The mail la now given 10 bout connecting
informed); and this whs tho arrangement
| which proved 80 unbearable before.
Please excuse my taking up 80 much O
| your time In this matter, but | am rs bitter
az gall about It and want help, and you havs
always been n power to every friend In need
and claim a friends help.
Yours, truly, J. b. M.