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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-12-30

October ., 1879.
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HOUSE OF REpREs<Nr ,r,vrs,

After having transacted some rnIsco,,,.
heons business, the House. M to.3O u Al
proceeded TO the cor isldefafiop OF nriyat,
bills. "''o" VI private
At me eXpirati IN OF the morning hour
,ne House went. into Committee Of the
no'e on Tue r'Vision Of the rules.
An amendu .cnt TO Rule %. o0,ered by
a Mai RYE, was adopted, providing that il
,h h"' e y. 10 order to suspend the rules on
W. nst .nu third Monday only Of the
n,on.n VI stead. Of every Monday, as the
mesen' rule provides, preference being
gwen IN the first Monday 10 individuals
""u The third Monday to committees.
NJ. Wilkins offered an amendment to
hu 'e % so as to require House members OF
W inference committees 10 append 20 their
Conference reports an explanation Of the
points In controversy. Adopted.
An amendment was adopted changing, in
some particulars, the present method OF
drawing Tor seats at the beginning OF a
Congress.
An amendment was also adopted reducing
the fees OF witnesses before committees
from SO TO - a day.
No further amendments were offered I'm.
I'll the last of the rules was disposed OF.
and that stage OF the proceedings was at
tended with hlnd-clapping and other de-
monstrationS Of qualification.
Several amendments, merely OF a verbal
| character. were afterwards made and agreed
10, when the committee rose and reported
the rules 10 the House. Notice was given
by Mi. Blackburn that he would ask for
final action upon them next Tuesday.
Adjourned ill Monday.
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military district OF st. Petersburg, and
throughout the Empire. All local author
nies' inc Governor-General,a and town COM
nianucrs, are placed under the jurisdiction
vi inc head OF The commission, and all de-
par'ment employees are bound to afford
MN their entire cooperation. All orders
issued by the head Of the commission look
ing 10 the protection OF order are 10 be
Internationally obeyed. The Office Of Pro-
.slonal GOvernor-GeneraI OF st. Peters
Durg IL abolished.
GENERAL MELIROFP's PROCLAMATION.
LONDON, February 27.-Geueral Mellkofl
mas issued proclamation to the inhabitants
OF 81. Petersburg, in which. after referring
10 The Indignation felt In Russia and
THROUGHOUT Europe at the attempts on the
NE OF the Emperor, he declares that the
Government il compelled 10 adopt effectual
measures for the suppression OF the evils
threatening social order. He recognizes the
dlllcnliy Of his task, and will not encourage
tine exaggerated expectations Of immediate
success. He will not hesitate TO take the
most stringent measures for the punish
lnent OF criminals, while endeavoring, on
tue other hand, to tranqulllize and protect
the aforementioned part Of society. He
"'p'' iol tic ttOIlfTdtiOU OF all honest men,
ana Degs the population TO await the future
WIN calmness, and to disregard malicious
and frivolous rumors.
Journalistic Justification.
LONDON, February 27.-The North Ger
man Gazette, in justification Of the recent
articles with regard 10 Russia. SAYS: If
the efforts OF the Pan-Slayists are successful
The dissolution OF the Austro- Hungarian
monarchy mus follow, and the policy OF
Prince Bismarck. sanctioned by the whole
OF Germany, is to intervene TO prevent that
event. The article concludes: " The pro-
found yeneratiOn felt by Germany for the
peace.loying Car does not involve the con-
sequence that all the leading Russian states
men are to be regarded as friends Of Ger.
many"
Earthquake i'm Japan.
LONDON, February PA private tele-
gram from Japan states that a severe earth
quake occurred at YeddO on the 18th in
slant, but no details are given.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
r,,rcRApu TO THE DISPATCH

orss,ox,L AND OTHER WASHING
ooN"" m,rrFRs-UTE INDIAN PRISONERS
to- sr SENT 10 FORTRESS MONROE ''S,1' soA
~ ,,r,>y FORMED IN NEW YORK FOR
.oo,,o1,xG MINING INTERESTS - THE
NJ QUESTION TO RE AGIrATtD-A
,.rTyop,,r PREACHER sUsrEN OEp
nj ~. rur MlNISTRY-ALL QUIET INsAN
rD,~cfsco-FIRG N sTOUGHToN' MAS
',,,,.st ARREST OF ALL EG L ID
,r,pnyRERs IN BROOKLYN. NLW YORK
~or BRITISH STEAMER sunk OFF CAPE
'nfT-NFGRo MURDERER HANGED IN
.eovcIA THE LEWIS WILL C0NSPI-
Wv c,Sr-FIyE MIN ARRESTED FOR
T~crNDIARTSM IN ONTAEIo-THE
,r..rro.nUNGtEIAN MONARCHY IN
r,pu- APPOINTMENT OF A COMMISSION
,vcnVrROL N RUSSlA-HARTMAN'S COM
p,clry lS THE MOSCOW EXPLOSION, &C,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 27.-The following are the quotations
DARK GOODS FOR EXPORT.
Lugs.-Common, S3dt3jO; medium, S46
$3.50: good Sf.50dS5.
LedE-Common, $5mi5.50; medium, S60{7
good nominal; fine, nominal; extra fne, nominal
mtng.-COmmOn. S3@S4; medium, $50
$3.50; good, t7M $3.50; fine, S9@il0.
DARK oDS-MANUFACTURING.
LUg FdterS.-COmmon. S3.50GS4: medium
S4.5OM$5: good, $5.50dS6.
Ledf FtierS.-COu mon S5d 20 so; medium
S6GS65 80; good, ST. IS fine, S9@fl0 extra fine
sun.cured, $I06S1S.
WrdDperS.--C OmmOr. i7.50dSs.50: medium
$500 80 good S9.5O@fl0; fine, $IOM$ll
extra, Sl2Nl3; extra sun-cured, none
BRIGHT -MANUFACTURING.
SmOkerS.-f 'ommon, $50 $40; medium, sIO@
Sl2: good, Sl2@sl6; fine. SI6@f20.
FiHers.-LOmmOn, s6G:S: medium, S7G$9
good, sl9Mtl2; fine, nominal.
WrdpperS.-COnmon,S 400 81 ; mcdilsn. ( 5@
go: good .20aS3O; line, s409s5O fancy, 500
@S65.
VrdOpers N4Aog0ny.-Common, sl2@Sl5
medium. Sl5d n 20; good, S22@ S25; fine, 5000
$40; extra, Sf5M $50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principally TO good old heayy-bodied lug aud Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old Tugs, i46i5: Kentucky River Tugs, slO@
SIP; Kentucky River leaf, sl3Hf1S.
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CTTiCCRA.
GUTICURA MEDICINAL AND
TOILET PREPARATIO

CUTICURA REMEDIES are Simply elegant 10 use.
NO grease, no oils, no rrpnisye DOORS. From infancy
to old age they equally sue essflIl safe and re
able. CUTICURA. a mediciutl Jelly, arrests d. ease
eats away dead skin and II III. allays inflammation.
Itching. and irritation, sO1iheS and heals skin Dis.
eases and scalp Affections with Loss of Hair II
reprOduccs ami be1utfeS the hair. The RESdfVENT
must be taken Internally for chronic humors. CU-
TlCURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. prepared from
CUTiCURA. ceanscs, sOOlhes, aud heals diseased
surf1cc, whitens frcshens, aud beauties the skin
bt You'd all praise. IL Is an elegantly perfuntd Tn
let. Bath and Nursery Sanltiyc. The CUTICTRA
SHAVING SOAP l. the first and only medicinal soIp
prepared expressly for shaving and Is eXrayaganliy
prais ed by gentlemen.
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Collision on the New York Elevated
Railroad.
The Promotion of Mining Interests.

NEW YORK, February pa company
comprising public exchange, trust de-
partmcnt, and clearinghouse is about TO be-
gin operations in this city. The promotion
of the mining interests is the main obiect OF
the movement, and the list of trustees and
officers include the names OF many men Of
wide reputation both in the East and West.
The capital OF the company will be $4,000
600 Loans will be made on mining shares,
and it is intended TO give TO the mining in-
tereSt the attention they have not before had
in this city.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

FRIDAY, February 81. 1880.
Country Produce.
Appfes: s3dS3.75 q barrel.
| BseSt0dr: zoe. p n.
Butter. Prime TO choice yellow, 25G3Oc.; fai
| 10 good. 2Od2Jc.
Corn Neal: 62c q bushel for country; zoe. fo
Dried Fruit: Apples 5,d 6lc. peaches. peeled
| S@l2c.; unpeelcd, 4&6c.; cherries, Fac. q n.
Eo,ois.-,Turkeys. 10 l2c. g b.; chickens ga Sc
| n To-; ducks. 100 lie. e 10.
E9qs: In Larrels. IL; IN crates. 12c.
| Feathers = Prime uve-gOnse 4JM47'. common
25a35c. turkey tail, Sc q TO-; turkey wing, Toe
F1ar"sd: s125@sl.3l . bushel
| R1V: virginia timothy, sl@sl.lO; clover, sc
0Gts: Bsled 95c@sIO5..
| P0tGt9sS: lrsh = tu,lel 5Og60c.
Port.-Dressed, Sac. y n.
idrd: Country. a..
Rye: 15@S0c. p bushel.
Sum0c: Prime. zoe.
Brled Stra,0: 45G50c.
Wool: Washed. 4O@45c.: unwsshei. 25a s8c
Curry wool viii bring from TO DC. q 70 less than
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: ROsesdsle. $3.50 = barrel.
lime: Agricultural, eG lOc. , ousheli HOckSnd,
fl@sl.25. according 10 quantity; JOinter (dnisn.
ine). 81; Glenn's Falls. s5@90c.
Plaster: Lgmp. "A rs ground, 50; calcined
Tar: Large size, s3.25@s3.5O.
Dry Goods.
Bropn Sheeun0S and Shtrtfn0s: "A Manches.
ter, 7c.; Manchester. 64c.: q Manchester, &c. /;
A james River. 7c.; Z James River. 64c. 4
James River, &C.; A Graniteye. Sxc.: ! Granite.
Yille. 6se.: A Rockhridge. t.. kRockbrlfg 81 ;
Al W. COnestoga. q &C.: SO. Conestoga, 7c. a ID.
Conestoga. &c lO-4 P-eerlll. Csc: 1914 CITY,
25c. COtLon-yarns sl.2J.
sutta l3kc.: "A MasoHyllle, II hc.; "A R0ckdale
&C.; A Home. &c; A oneida, l0c.: A
AvOndale. 7c.: A social. S4c.: A AmOskeas
exc: Wholesome. s~c.; Barnsey. 6xe.; Req
Dog. 54c.; Eruit-Of-the-L 0om, &C.; B Seituate,
7c.: Methuap. &c. Peterborough, &C.; l0-4 Wal
than. SOC: l0-4 CIV Mills, zoe.
Broom DrfHs: Petersburg. 74c. Granlteyille,
&C.: ROckbridge, A. &c.: AA. &c.
Corset Jedns: Payonia, &c.; Anoskeag. l0c
Hsllowell. sc.
mond. 7e.: Sprague. &c. : Manchester, 7xc.
Washington. 7c.; Hamilton, 7c.; Merrtmack, 7c.
Mallory, 7c. oriental 7e.; Pacific 7fc Arnold,
TIC. Harmony. 6tsr.; WamsuttA. 44c.; Gloucester
7c.; South Bridge, &c.
Cam6rIcs: Rice. To-. English. SIC.
Drugs, Dyestuffs. Oils, &c.
Alum: Az.
Concentrated Lys: t3.25@s4 y case Of four
dozen.
Ooppsrds: &c.
CoehfnedL: 81 p n.
Extract NJ Logpood: lie.
indigo: tl9$l.lO.
Nader: lzkc.
Ofis: Linseed g5c.: machine. 81 Asl.76: sperm,
tl.35; whale. 75c.; strslts. 50@6Oc.; labrador
{ cd oil. 50M60c.; lard. zoe: sweet ~ Saoken;
/ est salad, $3.50 caster, fl.2o gallon virginia
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HARTMAN's CRIMINALITY.

PARIS, February PA dispatch 10 the
Manchester Guardian says that official dOcu.
ments have been submitted TO the French
Government by Prince Orlof. the Russian
Ambassador here, by which it was intended
to prove the criminality Of Hartman in con-
necton with the Moscow explosion. They
are considered too vague TO establish the
guilt OF the accused. Public opinion here
is opposed to Hartman's surrender, and the
officials are delaying action in the matter in
order to fi0d ground for refusing the de-
nand for his eXtradition without wounding
Russia's susceptibilties.
TUE RUSSIAN IMPERIAL CKAsE PROVIDING FOR
A COMMISSION OF SUPREME CONTROL.
ST. PErERsBUeG. February 27.-Tbe I'M
perial ukase issued by the Car nominating
the members and defining the power OF
the commission OF supreme control, Is
dated the 18th instant and is addressed TO
the Senate. 1t says: Being firmly deter
mined 10 put an end to the repeated at
tempts OF criminals to undermine lbe order
81 State and society, supreme executive
commission is established in st. Peters
burg for the protection OF order. Cen
eral Melikof Is appointed to the bead
OF the commission and the appoint
mept OF its other members will be
made on General Meikotf's suggestion
by Imperial order. The head sf the COM
mission shall have direct control over oil
political trials held in the capital, In the |
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MARINE INTELLzGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 81, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer I.ucie. Pr'tchard, Baltimore, mcrcbaD
disc, II. I. Douglass, agclt.
SAILED.
Steamship WyanOke, COuch, New YORK, meT-
ehandise and passengers. q. w. Allen Co, agent.
steamer Pioneer, Patt. Philadelphia. merchaD
die and passengers. j. W. McCarrlcs, agent.
steamer Anei, clifford, NOrfOis. Cnlted States
mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. .. 1atpn ,
agent.
CUsTOa.HOUSE REPORT.
CIedred.-Norwegian bark Agatha, Goyertsen,
DupkirE, France. with 81 80 barrels Of crude Pc
troleum, valued at 1880.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
From Norfolk February 27th. scnoOners Henry
Davey. King; Paul & Thompson. Brown; Thomas
j. Seward, Appegarth; and oliver, Underwood.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. February 26.-Arriyed; SeboOners
Lulu zimmerman. Sykes, and Mary T.. simmons,
Jones. from Richmond.
IHE DISMAL-sWAAP CANAL.
The North Cdroiinfdn, OF Elizabeth city, " C.,
says: Colonel W. IS. Roge r.. OF the Dismal amp
canal Is having the necessary temporary repairs
mace preparatory 10 the permanent improvements
plated by the recent purchasers. 10 Il said
rs enable vessels aud steamers Of larger dfaugnt
10 pass"
BY Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, February 27.-CIeared: Schooner
Joseph Wilde. for Richmond.
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Il, ,rty-sixt TN COngress---SecOndS Session.
WASHINGTON, February q, 1880.

I SENAIE.
Mr.. Cameron, of Wisconsin, presented
Joint resolution of the Wisconsin LegiSla
| ture de precatng any financial legislation by
! Congres ; as likely TO endaneer the pros
peritv of the country.
Mr.. An tbony, from the Committee on
Printing. reported favorably House joint
resolution al lthOrizDg the public printer tO
furnish all a Oplicants with copies OF bills,
reDorts. and ,1iher public documents here
after printed by order Of Congress and dis
trlbufed from the document-i oOms, on the
payment by such applicants OF the cost OF
such printing with ten per cent. added.
The resolution was read thru time anu
passed.
on motion OF Mr.. VOORHEES,, the bill ad.
hitting free OF duty Clothing ana other
charitable contributions from abroad for the
relief OF colored emigra. ITS In Kansas was
taken up aud passed.
On motion of Mr.. Bailey, the bill to es-
tabiisn an educational fund and apply n
portion of the proceeds OF pubiic lands 10
public education, and TO pr ovide Tor tue
more complete endowment anG' support OF
national colleges for the adyA.7eement OF
scientific and industrial educatiOn, was maze
a special order for Monday next.
AT the expiration OF the morning houT
the Senate resumed the consideration OF Inc
"5 per cent" bill, the question being on
Mr. Edmunds's motion to reconsider the
vote by which the bill was indefinitely pest.
poned.
After spirited discussion, on motion OF
Dir. Mcdonald, the motion 10 reconsider
was postponed until next December.
Mr.. Randolph moved TO take up the bill
for the relief Of FtZ John Porter, but con.
scented 10 lay the bill aside temporarily until
Monday TO enable Mr.. Hoar 10 speak on
the GeDeva-award bill.
Adjourned until Monday.
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strike of FOrty-eight Hundred Cotton
OnerafiYeS in COhOes. Y.

CoHOEs, n. Y, February 27.-The en-
ployes of three of the mills of the Harmony
Company, numbering 1880 persons, struck
last night, and 30. 900 spindIes are now idle.
The strikers demand an hour for dinner
and 10 per cent. advance in wages. They
are parading the streets with banners and
transparencieS. Their wages aggregate
$4,000 per day. The ds1Gecion is said to
be inspired by politicians with view to
defeating one OF the candidates for mayor.
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The Labor Question.

ST. LOUIS. February 27.-The POSt-D Dis
patch publishes an interview with Albert
Curtain. a leading Socialist OF lhi> city and
editor of the HOikeStemme, an organ Of the
workngmen, in which he says he will start
next week on a three-mOnlh,' trip TO all the
principal cities East and West to agitate the
labor question before the trades union, and
assist in more thoroughly organizing the
workingmen OF the country.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW XnDIY

NEW YORK. February 81 o0n.-StOcks strong.
Money call. 4d5 per cent Fxcnange-Long,
asa: short 4S7. State bonds dull. Governments
quiet
Ereaing.-Money. down 10 4 per cent. Ex-
change 4Sj. Governments strong aud higher; ne =
- 1897; A per cents lOSs, per cents, 1868.
States duh aud nominal
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. February 27-Virginia g.. deferred.
s. cObsOs. 544 second series 2Gk: past due colI.
pons. II; new l0-40's Al; 10-4O's, coupons, sOs.
BID to-day.
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FALL RIVER, MASS, February 27.-Rev.
Charles +. Walker, Methodist preacher,
has been suspended from the ministry by
the Ecclesiastical Commission at the in
stance OF his wife, who charges infdelity
and failure TO support her.
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DANDRUFF
SCALES ONE QUARTER INCHIN THICKNESS,

z
MeSSrs. Weeks IL Potter:
CONTAMINATION The last twenty years have been
troubled about a bad any one ever with Dan
drufi. Ny scalp was completely covered with ~cafcs.
sometimes nearly quarter of an inch I'm size. con-
sidcred II incurible. About two months since pur-
chased CUT1CURA aud CUTICURA SOAR, ana in
about two weeks afttr commencing TO use them
found the DanGruf entirety gone. Nv scalp Is now
aS free from 1t and healthy IL could possibly be.
feel IL nv duty Ia both you and tie public 10 state
the above facts. Yours respectfully,
THOMAS LEE.
Sewing-Machna Dealer.
No. 227G FRANKFORT AVENUE, PHhADRL-
PHlA, Pa.
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SEINE.THREAD.

T LICHTENsTEIN &A-M4sHNs
Lie SONS, GeSs->
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERsIN
NETS.
sEINEs and TwINE,
COTTON ROPES-all sizes:
PATENT ana SOFT SEINE-TWINE,
LINES. YAWkING,
CORkS,
CORK WOOD, &C. &C.
Sol. importers or l. N-BRAND SEINE
THREAD warranted 10 give perfect satisfactory,
aud importer Of other brands.
peaers aud fishermen Invited 10 call. NOES
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The San Francisco Agitation Abated.

SAN Francisco, February 27.-The agita-
ton among the wOrkingmen is apparently
abdted. No meetings, except ward-club
gatherings, were held last night. The
newspapers are bare OF news, and express
edtorially confidence that peace will be
preserved.
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SALES REPORTED mo- SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Rcd, 500 bushels prime Lancaster al
SlJ5 10 bushels good LancaStera al 80 81 BUSH
els choice Lancaster at IL SO "a bushels very good
Lancaster AT so: 90 Du' hels very good Fulz on
private terms 20 bushels FuItz ON private terms
81 bushels good Fuliz at ~ 45 "a bushels Fultz
Oh private terms-tetal, Il GA bushels.
CORN Uhite, so bushels private terms; g
bushels at 59c. 100 bushels on private terms 81
bushels very good at 59c.-total, 33S bushels
NLced, 80 bushels very good al soc.
OATS74 bushels prime winter at Coo.
MEAL-3i bushels very good unbOlted AZ 60c.
10 bushels good unbolted AT 60c-tOtal. 50 bushels
AVN. 4 1''ehVis v.'v s~oi 7O-. 10 baehel.
prime at S5c.-tOial, IA bushels.
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Fire i'm Sfnuchinn. Mass.

STOUGHTON, Mass, February PA fire
occurred here this morning in the business
portion of the town, destroying business
buildings and dwellings, and involving a
loss of $50, 900; Insurance, $4,000.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Conspiracy 10 Obtain a MiiliOnaire's
IrOrdes.

Irordes.
TRI NTON, y. j., February 27.-In the
United States Court day the LeWis-wlIl
conspiracy case WIGS resumed. Mrs. Jane
II. Lewis, the mythical widow OF the mil
liOnaire Lewis, was the only witness exam
iued. She began the revelation Of the al
legged fraud TO cheat the Government out OF
the bequest by charging that a DR.. Park
c0ncOcled the whole scheme. She tho
roughly exposed PaIk. The contract was
produced by which she was 10 have one
quarter OF the amount gained by the con-
spiracy, Park one quarter, Joshua Benson
one quarter, and the other quarter was to be
divided between the other cOnSpiratOrS.
Execution of "a Negro Murderer fn
Georgia.
SAVANNAH, February 27.-JObn Henry
johnson, Il negro, was hanged in The jail
yard this afternoon for the murder OF Dan
lei McDermOlt,' 4 seaman on the British bark
TekOma, in March, 1873. johnson was per-
fecily calm and made an address from the
scailOld. expressing the belief that be would
90 to Heaven, and urging those present to
read better lives. lie confessed his guilt
and said his sentence was Just.
Homicide in Brooklyn
NEW YORK, February 27-Ant0nio Zcca
and Vincent Strand have been arrested in
Brooklyn for the murder OF Flahcrty, who
obtruded himself into cas- house and in
the ensuing scuflle was fatally stabbed.
Arrest OF Alleged ineendiaries In
Ontario.
WRIGHT, ONT. February 27.-Fiye men,
including one priest, have been arrested
here charged with incendari>m last sum
mer.
Collision on the New York Elevated
Railroad.
New YORK, February PA collision oc-
Cured on the Tbrd-Avenue Elevated rail-
road, damaging several cars. No one hurt.
loss OF u Britisi, steamer.
BOSTON. February 27.-Thc British
steamer Para, hence for West HartlepOol.
struck of Cape Sable and sunk. The crew
was saved.
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sCALD HEAD FOR NINE IEAr, CURED.

NesSrs. Weeks d Potter:
Gentlemen.-Since July last | have been using
your CCTICURA for SclId Head, and II has cured
me when all medicines that have taken Tor nine
wears did me no good. am now using II as hair
dressing but my head Is well. IL Keeps the hair IN
very nice condition. Yours truly.
H. A. RAYMOND,
Auditor Fort Wayne, Jackson and
Saginaw railroad.
JACKSON, MICH.. December 20, 1878.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, February ~. 1880.
sALbs'-2OO Virginia consoli sold 81 81; 1000
nHE'nla ree'ers at 80; o shares Of Richmond and
Danvine Railroad stock at 60; Ia shares OF Rich
mond ana Danyie Railroad stock at COZ: and 10
shares OF Richmond and Danyille Railroad stock
at 60(.
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SEED POTAT0ES.-On thousand hsr-
~ rels EARLY ROSE POTATOES, selected sSf-.-
csly for eed-barrei averaging nearly tbrve bisI,-
els each. Persons wanting q oicc stock fof ptfus-
Ing Will DO well 20 examine them.
ALLISON q ADDISON
te 3-lm 1879 Cary street.
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A ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.-Usy-
~ ing qualified a. admini.tIa or Of the estate OF
NV father, & h. LlPrCOMB. lateiy deceased, ttsye.
appointed my brother, STANLEY LlP>' oAB. as
my agent for the collection Of claims due adds
tate. Persons indeb ed u the estate Will please sA
pay "a him. snd those having claims assiBst 10
will d g them with hun, duly authenticated, at b<s
Office, corner Of Eighteenth sud Broad s,re.p. 10
thus city. II. b. LfPStDMb.
Administrators OF c. u. Lipsecmo, deceased.
fe 2l.eOd5ts
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SKIN HCMOR
on FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS OF BODY
HEAD COVERED WITH SCABS
AND SORES.
MeSsrs. Ueebs d. Potter d:

NeSsrS. U'eeIS d. Potter:
commenced 10 use your CCTICURA REMEDIES
last july. Ny face and head and some parts of my
b dy were almost raw. NJ head was covered with
scaDs and sores. and my suffering was fearful. [
had tried everything had heard Of I'm the East and
West. My case was considered q very bad one.
have now not a particle o. skin llumOr about me,
and my ease is considered wonderful. IL has been
the means of selling great many OF your CUTiCU-
BA REMEDIES IN tins part of the country.
Respectfully your,
MRs. y 4 WuIPpI
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Russia.

ARREST OF A FAMOUS FEMALE NIHILIsT.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 27.-The wO-
man Vera SasSuIItch, the famous Nibilist
agent, who, on the 9Th Of February. 1873.
attempted to assassinate General TrepOtI,
Project OF st. Peters, burg, has been arrest
ed at the residence of one OF her friends,
in this city.
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