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IYNCHBURG.
IMPORTANT SESSION or Tue COUNCIL; AP.
PREPARATIONS; NO CHRISTMAS FIRE CRACK
ERs--A MASONIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
soNAi. &c

IMPORTANT SESSION or THE COUNCIL; AP'
PREPARATIONS; NO CHRISTMAS FIRE. CRACK
ERs-A MASONIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sONAi, &c.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspaich.I
DECEMBER 3, 1880.
The CITY Council at a regular meeting
held last night received the report Of the
riiv treasurer, from which it appears that
the balance to The credit of the city on the
Isl OF December was S9l. 1S6 80. The Coun'
Gil, by decided vote, rejected the applica-
lion OF certain prOperty-bOlders residing
along Main street between Seventh and
Eleventh 10 have the expense incident
TO the widening OF The sidewalks as
sumcd by the city, and not appor-
toned 10 themselves for payment. The
application OF the chief OF police for
two extra policemen during the winter
months was granted. Appropriations to
the amount OF So j7 81 were made. The
Council most nobfy refused TO suspend the
ordinance which prohibits the explosion OF
fire. crackers and such like on the streets. so
as 10 let the young people make Saturnalla
Of Christmas. Six votes, however, were
recorded in favor OF proposition which
might have cost the citv the loss OF more
than one life, and maybe, IN addition, dc
structive fires.
The mOrtuary report showed that there
were u deaths during November, IN addi-
ton 10 6 s,ll. born. OF these there were 3
white males and white females. colored
mates and IL colOrCd females.
A measure that has been discussed for
some time among the Masonic fraternity Of
The city was cOn>ummated in the c0nsOlida-
ton OF Eureka Chapter, No. 10, and Me-
Daniel Chapter, No. 20, into one body, un-
der the name Of Lynchburg Chapter, No.
10. This consolidation Will come mp for
confirm alton by the Grand Chapter OF the
State, which assemblies in Richmond on
the 1G,h instant. The following officers
were elected: Hi9b Priest, S. ID. Preston ;
King, Joseph Lawson; Scribe, James Boyd
Treasurer. William 5. Southall; Secretary,
James l.. Beck.
Rev. Dr. ID. J. O'Connell, editor Of the
Catholic Visitor, OF Richmond, is in the
city, and will preach for Father Mcclure
next Sunday.
Mr.. p. j. Wright has suffered relapse
which, however, 1t is hoped Will not prove
serious. TELEPHONE
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gram last night amour. cling the sudden
death at Lcadville, Col, II bis son .in.law,
Mr.. w. Mel. IIarmen. formerly Of Siaun-
ton. He leaves " s!e and one child alone
in their far.away nome.
Judge Mclaughlin adjourned the fall
term OF MS court here yesterday, aud re.
turned 10 his home, in Lexington, this
morrln%, IL was a most busy term. over
800 r,ecrees having been entered, 40 OF
wb.ch were tinal, and some OF them very
Important.
A decision was rendered In the Peck and
Borden case, which has been In court since
1s97, aud IN which number OF attorneys
have been interested. The Court directs
the general receiver 10 collect the fund,
amounting 10 about $4,000. and bring IL
before the Court for distribution at the
March term. About $50 heirs have estab-
lished their identity before Commissioner
Charles Gratian.
In the Lutheran Church case Rev. j. u.
Haskell as. The Trustees Of The Church--a
commissioner was directed 10 ascertain IN
whom the title TO the church property Is
vested. and whether the church meeting at
which the connection with the virginia
synod was dissolved was legal meeting.
A final decree was rendered in the Por.
ter and Frazier casa very important and
most tedious case. The transfer OF The
Ro<k bridge Alum Springs properly from
&. Il. Mason to the Rockbridge Alum
Springs Company was confirmed. that com
pany having paid all the deb,s against the
~ operty, which amounted TO 1892, 1873.
The papers in this case would make good
wagon-load. A suit for breach OF promise
10 marry was brought 10y Miss Susan \.
Clemmer ayaiuSt Dr. j. = Buchanan. late
resident physician at the Cold sulphur
Sprlngs-damage laid at S5.O00-to be
tried NJ the March term. PENN.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORE.

NEW YORK., December 3-Neo".-sIocks qMlso,:
Money on call, q per eeAt fxch1uge-Lohf aLV'
short ASK. state honds qnlel AS
Governments weak and lower: new De' iVth
new 49,, coupon, ll0S; new As coupon lli@'
STATES nominal.
WALL STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLUcfUA-
ING AND rTE aoSEY MARKEr TIGHT.
NEW YORK December 3.-Tbe Posts financial
article saws: rhe stock Exchange lbatkt'S Oh a
m0Cera' e volume of busnes. are :. lower Tor United
Sfaies = aud unchanged for the As, irregular Al
generally lower for Tal.rOad Oondsi ana lNtrlsn
hut generally lower for railroad stock, alihousn
there have been intervals Of SIR Dglh. The SPECIAL
features have b.en Northwest, which has ranged be-
tVe.nl2l and l17a, tie prtsent price; Ml"sakee
shore teiwcen l2I aud lI9: We tern Union
Telegraph between 81 anu 30; Chattanooga
between 73 aud II: Bur'iBg0n ana quincy D,-
tween 100 and 1879; and RtadlEg between 81 :
and b21. ~ ing 5l3 ss We write. No,wilh-
standing The heayy arrivals 81 foreign speclt ,hhi
we understand Ia; ihr French steamer lli-t a. rEel
las ON boai about Sl,500,U00 Ia French c0iUl ibe
local money market continues very stringent, ana
stock broke are paving g per cent, pius dalY
commission Of l.32@s OF per cent. daS' acs s
The borrower. OF cOur.e none on the Tanks OF
financial Institutions take more ,han per cent !;
but the banks have little 10 lepd ana are ~ many
cases oDg Ell 10 curtai ;hrlr OanS instead OF DelHH
able 10 expand them on acc mt Of the omi."IiO"A
demand for money AMI lbe drain INTO me Ir'a,ury'
Mercantile paper IL Gd7 per cent. Time loans arr
unchanged For four mOnih' money c0GId bs hld
at per csut, but short loans cost htaVy Collins
siOns.
The following quotations were current TO-DAY:
I,nItcd Starps = per cents. ll1k: United States ~
per cents. IlOk; u. OF Z. 1865, 1905 SALES; Ne"
Jersey Central, rs; OHIO and MISSISSIPPI ooi Ere
az: NJ cbtgan Central, ] ~: HANNIBAL and ~ Jo
sepa, AZ: Lake shore, l20A; Northwest, ilS's
Iror Mountain, 4sH; Eock lslahd. 1921; =: Pau
Ir7L: " a.lash ST. Lonis and Pacific. 423s; NaDasl
~. LOuis ard Pacific preferred, TN: kan>as an,
\ exas. ioh: Western Union Telegraph, 9O1; 4 Z
and I. c., lS]s; Pacific mail AN.
BALTIMORE.
p.rrruopr December 3-Viryina G's Old 81
deferred i 2; consols. 73A; second series, 90 new
lO.4Oe AZ. BID 10 day.
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TOBACCO FIGURES FOR THE LEAF AND THE
MANUFACTURED-THANK TO Mr.. OTT-QUo-
IATIONs.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispach.l
DECEMBER 3. 1880.
President Z. ". Terrell, of the Tobacco
Association, reports that in last month the
quantity o. leaf tobacco sold was 1.9l 1874
pounds, the value Of which was 155 37S 05,
aud the average SS.l2. In November OF last
year the quantity sold was | $3.50. 59i pounds,
the value Sl77, 0j9 81, and the average 1903.
For the last two months, which were the
INST two Of the new tobacco year, the guam
tIy sold was 2.5SS,9 pounds. ;he value
S2i0,353 IS, and the average 80 %. In the
tir,t two months Of the last year the guam
THY sold vas 2,776,835 pounds. the value
S271, 022.7l, and the average 80 81.
The internal revenue from manufactured
tobacco and cigars for the last month was
SGS 6S754, which shows the shipment OF
i29, 297 pounds OF manufactured tobacco and
cigars. In November OF 1870 the internal
revenue from these sources was S17,4S6.44,'
which shows the shipment OF 4S4,29O
pounds. The revenue for the last two
months from these sources was Sl57,6S1 30
a shipment Of 9S5, $40 pounds: for the same
period OF the preceding wear, SlG6, 42S.72-
which represents l,040,l79 pounds.
Permit some students OF figures in this
cty to thank Mr.. John OFT for the figures
lately furnished the Dispatch, those figures
showing that Virginia manufactures more
tobacco than any other OF The States. Per-
nit me TO odd that the Dlnyile district pays
down one fifth Of The tax contributed by
the whole State. am tempted 10 add that
student Of figures thinks il a pursuit OF
business under difficulties when tobacco
nsts have TO put down from thirty to ninety
days 10 advance over Sj,000,000 on the
goods which they ship.
The average for This month is said to be
small on account Of the large proportion OF
1ondescript goods thrown on the market.
Captain FerIeli tells me that the figures for
good tobaceos have been high. and the de-
nand for good tobsceos steady. Here are
some OF the quotations: Fine tugs, S7@S9:
good brig1i leaf, SiI@Sl3; common wrap
pers, sl5@s25; good, S25Qs3j; tine, $3.50
as; fancy, $500 700.
The weather now somewhat resembles the
IndiaD summer which the Dispatch has an
noueeed as yet 20 be- eoioyed. ALPHA.
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STAUNTON.

AccIBEST-DE or JUDGE
hLAUoHLtN's c0rRT; IMPORTANT CASES
DECIDFD, &C.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.I
DECEMBER 2, 1880.
On yesterday morning Nr. Benjamin
Dunn, freGan on the Chesapeake and
Otio express train, was badly injured near
Wsybesboro'. lie was on the track, be-
tween The rails, cleaning out bis ash-paD,
when fbe train was suddenly started by an-
ether coming up behind and striking 1t.
The track being slick with ice, several cars
passed over him before the train could be
stopped. lie was brought to bis home here
badly crushed, aud, IL IL feared, suffering
from some internal injury. His escape
from horrible death on the spot was q
Very narrow one.
On the same day Mr.. Loving. brakeman
on the same road, hsd bis wrist badly
broken While coupling u train at the depot
here.
Nr. Richard HawkIns, Of this city, one
Of the oldest and most trusted sgents Of The
Adams Express Company, rtcejysd ieIs'
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO- TUE prspArCu.

AN ALLEGED IMPosT0R ON MS TRAVELS:
SOME OF HIS EXPLOITS IN THE SOUTH
FAILURE OF A NEW YORK PIAyo HOUSE
REPORT OF ISTERNAL.REvENUE.C CON.
MISSIONER RAUM-oPERATIoNs or THE
UNITED STATES MINIS FOR THE PAST
FISCAL YEAR-THE LIFE-sAvING SIR.
VICE MALIGNANT DIPHTHERIAIN GRAY
son COUNTY, vA.-GARFffLb's ALLEGED
LiBELLERS INDICTED PENNSYLVANIA
coLLgERIrs sUsPENDiNG OPERATIONS
A FORTY BOUsAND-DOLLAR FIRE IN
IowA-NEw YORK LOTTERY-oFFICEs
RAiDED-THE WAR AGAINST THE JEWS
IN GERMANY-THE EXCITEMENT on THE
IRISH QUESTION ON THE ISCREAsE-EDi-
SONS TELEPHONE IN AN ENGLISH
COURT - CANDAHAR ORDERED TO BE
EVACUATED.
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An Alleged ImposiOr on His Rounds.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., December 3.-The
chief Of the Secret Service to-day receiy ed
a letter from merchant in Holly Springs
stating that he was one OF the victims OF the
fraudulent operations OF Charles T.. An
chisi, who represents himself as a Secret
Service operative in search OF forged bonds,
and who has been mentioned heretofore.
He duped u number OF persons to the eX-
tent OF thousands OF dollars. The writer
encoses description OF the impOstor, rs
follows:
"Anchisi also goes by the name Of
Charles Archer. He is about five feet ten
inches in height; has bald head, black
eyes and hair. and small black moustache /;
wears suit Of plain broadcloth and soft
black hat. He also wears gold band on
lis finger with engraved bieroelyphlcs
upon it. lie speaks English with strong
foreign accent, is about fOriy.iye years OF
age, and uses Eyeglasses when reading"
chief Brooks has information that An
chi,i fraudulently obtained 81, 100 in Green's
boro, n. C.-S700 from one person and S40O
from another. 1t appears that Holly
Springs merchant cashed two checks Tor
Anchsi which were drawn on different
banks in Cincinnati. During his stay in
Holly Springs, Anchisi received a telegram
from New Orleans which leads to the sus-
picion that he has accomplices in that city.
No less than five fraudulent checks we've
recently presented at Cincinnati bank in
one day coming from various sections OF
the South, and all drawn 10y Anchisi.
Deputy Sheriff A. V. Davidson, OF New
York, writes to Chief Brooks that he is very
anxious to recover possession Of Anchisfs
body. Sheriff Davidson had Ancbisi under
arrest in July last for SIN liar operations in
New York city. but he succeeded in making
his escape before his examination took
place.
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Raid on Lottery Offices.

New York, December 3-The police,
with Anthony Comstcck. raided the Office
OF the Commonwealth Distribution Compa-
nv, OF Kentucky, and the office Of the Sup
plement1ry Havana Lottery, arresting
George Norton at the former place. and
George II. Nathan, George w. Nathan, and
Charles Smith alias George Wallace at the
latter, for alleged violation OF the lottery
laws. A large number Of tickets, mani
fold books, &c, were seized. The prison.
ers were this morning taken TO The Tombs,
and on complaint of James Ii. Vanpelt,
who purchased tickets at both Offices, were
held 10 answer. Bail was furnished in each
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RICHMOND MARKET5
FRIDAY, December 8, 1880
country Produce.

Country Produce.
APPLES : Green-From 1850 to 81 IS pc; barrel.
bsssto, q zoe. = y.
Butter: PRIME TO choice ytio"' 20, -"
sV Cora Vel 55@6Oc. eusnei fer cOunr, e0c
io1 D sy Prmt,. Apples, A.: llackbcrres &C..
cherries. i2ml6c. raspoerries 20el22c.
Dressed Poultry Turkeys, 9GlOc.; duebs s@
l0c.; chickens. 10 &C.; gee.c 6ae'sc'
Fssthsrs Prime nye-goose, 4oG45e. eon'not.
Fiaxsesd: si@sI.O5 . tnshsl.
HoU: Virginia timothy, tI.lo@tI ~; ciD"f'
Oats: baled. sl@sl 10.
Potatoes: Irish, tl.5e -tarrel; Doc. G bushe'.
Roots: Ginseng, sll0Gtl.se Slb. sehee~ free
N tops, Acc. q N.
Lard: Country. 81.
Rye. goa csc. y busnei
S,,mnc: Prime. 15c.
Shucks esq Toe.
BaLed HrqU: oONbUc.
Wool: Washed. 4O942 (; Gny Asi,eJ, asa SOC
BURY wool viii bring frcm q Sc. y n lese ,s1o
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. 1c.
Cement: Rose dale: .si.4O@n.oo hsrrc'
Lanes River, 81 .30@s1.4O.
'a LINE: Agricultural. SO i0e. p busIe'; 70. kNi
sa hSSs1.Si' l ;eeS GenS, Fs ssasoc '
Piasfsr: Lump. "a rs; srocne, ~ >.'eneo
plaster. IL. 60atl.7b
Tar: Large size. 1870.
DIE Gseos
Prints. Merr,Tses. ese.: Merrimseh sa,rtias'
Sc': epraTue. 6,lc.: Sprague shifting, ose.;
Dunnel's, exc; Aliens. 6kc.; wenchsster, e.
Washington. oHr.: MaIlsry Pink, &c. M2liory far-
pie, 7c; Simpson Mourning. 7c.; simpson Grey,
7c.; simpson Black, ose.; Harmony, ose'; Ash
land Sol d. SIC.
alsstsr IA A, A., 6sc.: RcssLritss a. r.
r. sjzc.; james River D. o. 64c. James River
TX. X, 6hc.; james River ~ n. H.. t4c. james
P,vr standard "A ID. d.. IKE: t,rAnlfsy..k Y II.
r.. eye. Grapitsyille "A u T., 7k'.; roeahontas
6ne, g.: Cones,oga D.. 7c.; con.s,ngs w, ~
Bro,cn Shsetfags. PenpereD io-4, 25xr.; An.
drosroggin i0-4. 28xe.
BisacAsd SAtrffnos and S.ssltacs; New Yert
Mills. l2c.: ss.msutia, 1915; Dssoi, i0c.; An
droscaggln, L., ekc. Fruit Of the Loos lVc. For
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ttaC SStP'
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF The LIFE
tt~r.. ssc

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE LIFE
SAyISG SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, December 3-Superintend-
ent Kimball. OF the Life-Saving Service, in
his annual report. states that at the close OF
the fiscal year there were 119 stations, OF
which 133 were on The Atlantic, "a on the
lake,, and 6 on he Pacific. The record Of
the service surpaSses that OF any yet made.
The weather OF The year was milder than
usual. but was marked by numerous storms
OF exceptional severity, resulting in much
larger numbtr OF casualties within the
sphere OF station operations than in any
previous year, and the total loss OF a
greater number OF vessels the highest. The
former number was that OF the preceding
year, being 2l9; This year the number az
gr6gltes 800. The highest plumber Ct vessels
totally lot in any preceding year was 81
in the fiscal year ending June, 1879; last
year, g.. The number OF persons on board
the 800 vessels Involved was 1889, OF whom
1880 were saved-Only nine being lost.
The number OF prisons brought ashore from
wrecked vessels by he Iife-saving appliances
OF the stations was FOG. The lfe-saying
crews also assisted off when stranded, got
out OF dangerous positions and piloted to
places Of safety 12S vessels, sometimes work
ing in connection with other wrecking ageD-
cies, but generally by themselves or a ships
company slone. In many OF these instances
but for their aid the VI sses and crews would
have teen lost.
Mr.. Klmball repews his RcOmmo ndatiOn
Of last year for additional stations; among
which are five for the coast between Cape
HenlOpen and Cape Charles, two on the
coast OF North Carolina. one at the falls OF
the Ohio river, opposite Louisville, and six
houses Of refuge on the coast OF Florida.
lie also urges Il moderate increase OF the
usual appropriation to enable him TO en-
ploy an additional man at each station
throughout the active season. providing
borsCs for hauling the lfe.saying gear TO
scenes OF wreck, and for multiplying GER
tain apparatus 10 insure the rapid landing
OF persons from vessels.
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The COunfry-s Currency.
OPERATIONS OF UNITFD STATES MINIS FOl
1889.

OPERATIONS OF UNIIFD sTAIES MINIS FUR
1889.
WAsHTNGTON, ID. e., December 3.-The
report Of The superintendent Of the mint
Burchard shows that the deposits OF gold bull
lion at the minis and assay-oftices have both
been greater than any previous year, aggre-
eating sos S35,056 and exceeding by nearly
$50, 900, 900 the highest previous deposit OF
1861. The receipts OF foreign gold coin
and bullion were about 1927 ,5j6. The
coinage OF gold could not keep pace with
the deposits, and S3S 46S,S74 Of gold bul-
hon remained uncolned at the close Of the
fiscal year. The minis during The year aug
mentcd the circulation sS4 $40, IA. OF which
6,157.737 was gold, S27,942,437 silver.
and $500, 97l, 150in minor coin. The total
coinage of standard silver dollars since it
was authorized has been S75, S47, $50.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRH.

sASFoRp's RADICAL CURE. CATARRAL SOL
VENT, and IMPROVED INHALER, Win specinc OF
recliOns, may now he hadsOf all DRUGGISTS. neaiy
wrapped Ia one package. Tor one dOiiar. ASH iVr
SANFuRD's RADICAL CURE.
This economical and neyer-failing treatment in-
stzntly cleanses IN, ma al llass OF Ioul ueoas
nr 10 Inc eve ear, and throat; restores the senses
OF strhi, hearing. and taste ~hsn afected; leaves
me head deOdorized, clear, aud oren; The breath
swaet the breathing easy, and every sense IN u
Sys,tf.s ma s0oihs,d condition. Internally admin
istered, IL permeaies eyeI Duio oi ths Dou.'
inc fine entire macOus or membranous system
throuek The blood, which IL par,hes OF The ne.d
DefsDa always present In Calarrb. IL builds np NE
euf. enIeo and broken-down constitution. robs the
aisezse OF as virus, ssd permits the formation or
hea nd, restoring blood. Hundreds " testimonials
attest the wonderful curative propcrues Vi uis
economical ~ fe, sgreesblc and Dever-failing reaa'
edy.
General Asepss. WEEKS h POTTER. Boston.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

DECEMBER 3.-Ihe following are the qu0tallons
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
Luos--C ommOn 10 good, f450GS6.
LfGC-Common, f65U@S7; medium, 5000 !;
good, SOC line, sl2@Sl4; extra nne, si3@
SIC. ,oa.. Ara
$3.50; good, sS4S9; fine. Sl0@SlO'73.
DARK ToBACCo-MANCFACTUR
Ina Filiers.-CommOD. s3.50@s4; medinm,
a 566S5: good, $500 70. -.,,o. ..,,,.,o
Le0( FfUers.-COmmoD soMfo, OF meuum'
stienS6 SO; good, i7td IS; bne, t9gtlO.
WrdDDers.-C ommop, f7.5O@ss.6O: m.niun
Ss.5OGs9 good. s9.50@tl0; nEe, siO@flI
extra sun-cured, sl2@l5.
BRIGHT ToDACCo-MANUFACTUR
Snokers-Common, ssdSl0; medium, sIO9
sI2; good, Sl2@Sl6; Ene, sl6@f2O.
FiiIers.-i'OmmOn, s6Mfs: medium, sIWt9 ;
good, Sl0@il2; bne, nominal.
WraDDerS.-C Common, = oGflb medium, u 90
$40 good, t20@i3Oi hpe, t402t5O; fancy, W.
@s75. 1 c. .,on.,,.
medium, fl56H20; good, f22@t25; Dne, 13Vg
$40; extra, S45Mt50.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class Of goods - conhnec
nr,ucinally 10 good old heayYOodied Jugs ano hen-
tucky River leaf. We quote: -.
odd Tugs, $46tj: Kentucky RIVER lugs, slOfg
az; Kentucky River leaf. 81 3G!ls.
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s,sneusion OF Galleries.

POrIsyILLE, PA, December 3.-Fifteen
out of forty.6ye coIlieries OF the Phlladel.
pbia and Reading Company have suspended
onerations for The month Of December,
throwing out OF employment about three
employees. This ac:ion was con-
sidered necessary on account OF tne poor
market for certain sizes OF coal. Nolhing
but dead work and repairs VIII be done al
these colleries during the month. All In
diyidual operatives are working.
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FURNITURE.

EURNITUREi FURNITURE!A
T. MATTRESSES. FEArHtks, fTc.-psr. ~
largest stock ALWAYS on HAND. Berae'o y
purchasing call and b. eosy.nesd foa VII ssys
WYTR DE PROVES ~. PARl.OR- ssatnAM.
StR- mrs all prices and sviss; CAblNEr-
MAKtR'S aud OVERWHELMING MATERIALS
L,k,KING.GLAsS PLATES. ele- French ana
Gfrasn,a New vSrk prices.
WILLIAM nAPfRUN, lass Nsiu ureess
FACTORY, 10, Is, 30, 20 north F'nesn'n'
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PSORIASIS.

Thomas Deany, Memphis, Tenn. says: " have
been afflicted for nineteen years with Psoriasis, and
n, We speDt hundreds OF dOaTs tor doctors and stun
ihey call blood purifiers. Doctors did not know
what 10 cali my disease. | would scratch nights
mil scraich, myself raw then il would dry and
form into scales, which would all be scra,cbt d OF
next night, aud 50 or. | have been completely
cured BY the CUTICURA REMEDIES"
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CUTIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
& POTTER, Chemist, and Druggists, 800 WASH
ineton street. Boston, and are for sale by all drug
eists. Price OF CUTICURA. a Medicinal jelly small
boxes, 5Oc; large boxes, 81. CuTICURA REsoL-
VENT the new BloOd-Puri6tr 81 per botile. Gu
rICCRA MEDICINAL TOILET-SoAP. zoe. IU1l-
cTEA MED CINAL SHlYIAG.SoAP, l5c.; In barr,
for BARRIERS aud large consumers, soc.
An mailed free on receipt of price.
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n,,h,herIa in Graysou, Va.

PErsRsBuRG, Va. December "a cor
RESPONDENT writing from Wilson, Grayson
county, Va, reports that diphtheria has re-
Gently prevailed In very malignant form
In that county. In some Families nve ana
six persons have died, and 10 one instance
the whole family died, not one escaping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
CUEICURA.
CU II l e L II a .
CURES OF sALT.RHEUM, PSO
RIAsIs, ITCHING AND sCALY HUMORS,
SCROFULA, SCROFULOUS SORES,
ULCERS, AND MERCURIAL
AFFECTIONS.

CI,TIcunA REMEDIES consist Of CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT for purifying The blood, through the bow
cts liver kidneys. and skin: CUTICURA,a Medicinal
Jtlv which removes dead flesh aud skin, renders
healthy uc+rs ana old sore, alaYs Inflammation.
itching and irri alton Of he SKIN and scalp and
cutie URA MEDICINAL i0iLt 7 OAR, Wl'ch re-
SHAVING SOAP l. the only medicinal soap express
~ prepar d Tor shaving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
General GarneId's LIbeIlers - In
As.sod

NEW YORK, december 3.-The grand jury
In general sessions to-day presented indct-
ments against Samuel sullivan Morey for
perjury. aud against Joseph Hart. Louis A.
Post, Kenward Philip, and Charles A. Bvrne
for publishing Ia the paper called Truth
criminal libel upon General Garfield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-04
yOLTABC ELECTRIC PLAsTEIss.
OOLLINS's VOLTAlC ELECTRIC
PfAsTERs.

30 other remedy can so quickly ass mage the mo !
yioIeut nar ysms OF Pan They disribute through
out The nery0u system a gentle and continuous cur
rent Of electricity. which Instantly annhaies pain,
yitaIizes weak and psraiyzed parts. cures sore
Lungs, Palpitafivn of The fieart Painful Kidneys,
Liver. Complaint. Rhtumsism. Neuralgia. ana
fcIaiies. ASK for CoLLIss's VoLfAIc fLEcTntc
PLAsTERs. oc SO'sAW Z