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80, sy,. . yr.aie. Iep-,. .ozao
tie: Java. 23esz5c.
UaadIss: Adsmantfne caneles. lzypsIsc. = ~.
,Ghd 5kc. y D.: half-boxes. he: tsnow. lac.
Thssss Prime cutting. f5Nltl &c.: nor rorn
- q western prime guttipe. 13GIste.. ec.as.n-
l1H12c.: English dairy. is6zuc.: Piucappls, CO.
Rfce: Carolina. 7ktrsc.: Rsugoen- ne.
ffsh. ierrlngs-tartp carolina No. 1 Cit. ~
North Csroiiua sross s4@t+.5"; North Caro-
tns roe. IN hsIf-rsrreis. f3Gs3.S0. Naciersj,
No. Bsy, a1s: No. 2. In 0sff.is. $3.50. No.
nacserei, $3.50 ds go: No. 4. IN SIC. f2.9s
No. 2. y Kits si.S71t; 40. 4. s1.sh.
Lara: Prime, te.rreis ana tiere@s. Sxc.; In he z
barrels, SIC.
notassss: Common syrup-nos5neaas. ga.
tsrces. 26c. barrels. &c.; genuine goi~en svfuD
35Gl5c. y 9zllon: New Orlssns. Dr.n- so lE5-
Sat-. Liverpool. from store. 81 80 0rouao
alum. from store. soc. v sacs.
Sugar: Crushsd. 1917; iowderca. fo4-: grsz.
slatrl. 19c.: A. 94a 9sc.: u &C.: extra q, 6kc.
Yei:ow. 7k66ac.: CIT loaf. llhr.
oo~D: common. 6sGssc.. U-ss wxsriRy. 7'k1ss,
.0et. l5la2Os.. and fancy prces: corrtry. "a 81.
7fds: BLACK. 55c.Gatl.--the last a rrns ariic.s
imperial. sl.l0@,sl.6e; gunpowoer. tL46rLft
ier stIictiy choice.
Powder Shot. &c.
Fuse Toys mining, 35c.GStl.25 q leo rs.
Ponder: 1913 by the nve kegS-ess thai Ga
legs, 1925: blasting, Is Z5a&3 $50.
5nos. Northern. " IS . had OF rs ~.
Grf1dstones: 1hm2.c- y 70.
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,.,rrERSBuRG.

u,,y, N DlNwIDplx CoUNTY-JAMES
hNcx ,uy NEGRO RAvIsHsR. TAKEN FROM
an AND BCNG--A MIDNIGHT VISIT BY
lhs vyx-rUI.L DxTAifs CT THE Az
va Az I'm or rae CRiNE FOR WHICH BLACK
GAS HUNG.
lOc''''' APRIL Is, 1880.
,.,,cs Black, tho negro who was arrested
ss,,enp,ing TO commit an Outrage on 'ne
70, Nv NJ Mrs. Hattie A. Ferris, near Fotos
PhS, In pinwiddic county, on TIE AFTER
a,lSv ~ saturday, April 80. was taken from
noon " thai county this morning between
tel ,rs a. ~ and O'Clock and hung.
ihs lied that some sixty or seventy men.
rSs.Icd 10 conceal their identity. took
az " 70 The lynching. They came, by pre-
lA',.aT,cd arrangement, from different por-
oou N. ~ The county, aud several OF The num-
Nv, ere from Petersburg.
et ,oeskels. who came mounted from
,n",es. dismouutcd IN the vicinity Of
tae'' ,"-,.bouse. and proceeded quietly 10
llV al NJ The door OF which they Knocked.
u, ,he door was opened they seized the
W. ar Peter Cousins. and demanded The
If Hacks cell. Apr, cia'ng The fact
~ ~, no wa. ovorpow cred and could do no.
- the taller surrendered the keys, and
W.,s, ,,,,o Vas soon in the hands and cuSto-
~ - the unknown men. they hurried
q sul as quickly aS possible from the
ling. and carried him 10 the galioWS,
- forty vaIdS IN The rear OF the jail.
a. object of The makers was dispatch,
"a hey lost no time in doug what they
80 N do. on bis way from the Jail Black
.,sfsssed his crime, aS be had before con-
S.'.sd II 10 The magistrate before whom he
"a his examining trial. Knowing that his
~ vss near at hand. Black uttered such
Nm. ciaculatory pray erS as The brief time
,Iored him permitied. inIerspersed with
,emsrks about his wife.
arrived at the g,llows, the rope WIS
.,,ctly adjusted ABOUT the De2ro'S neck,
I'd 10 was swung up in the air. in tie
.eon,cs a siraugulation Black kicked
ohopf. and il is said that in order 20 eXpe-
d,e his death some Of the men caught hold
~ hi. LEGS and swung on to them, thus
ed1ing such weight 10 The BODY as quickly
,oc,use death bv siranguiation. The gall
iows upon which Black was hung Is the
sane one on which the negro Jack Pleas
ants Was executed IN June. 1878.
The crime Of James Black was an At
,fmp,ed outrage on The wife Of gentleman
n northern birth residing near Ford's
54r6t. who was out searching for her mich
e,s.. Her vigorous resistance Kept The
s.,lilant at bay for some time. and her
screams brought to Der assistance some
s.iIdren wuo were engaged at play in the
rdchborboOd, upon sight OF whom the
nero fed. In her fight with him Mrs.
F,rri, iufcled several wounds on Biack's
5ee with a snail piece OF iron she had IN
lsr hands, 0y reaSO' OF which be was AZ
rewards Partially identified,
The fruit crop throughout this section is
b.hcyed 10 have all been killed by the frost
aod freeze II SUNDAY night. Owners OF
,chards in Tbs immediate vicinity say they
haze no frull lett.
The tobacco market was quite ac'ive to-
dav, with better prices. Tue receipts and
offerings, however. were light.
Or. J. W. Brysn', a well-known young
rhy,icish OF our city, i reported tn be very
il. aud bis parents have been te'egraDhed
fr ROBIN ADAIR.
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LOUISA COUNTY.

c0yRT.pNY-MR. VALE BEFORE HIS C0NSrI-
TrENIs-CAPTAIN WINSTON AND DR.. F0w-
LtR SPEAK AGAINST TIE UNPLEDGtD
TICKET.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispa CHI
COURTHOUSE, April l3. 1880.
Yesterday was our COunty-COurt day. II
wa. rumoI cd that Mes,rs. Massey and Rid
deberger would b present and address The
people, but they did not put in an appear
snce. Mr.. Vale. RcaoiuSter member OF the
House fIom Louisa, called a meeting and
appointed a county committee Tor bis par
~. lie spoke in reference 10 some OF bis
acts in the Legislature, and advocated The
independent ticket. Captain Winston and
Dr. Fowler opposed ii, and tnoughl the dii-
ferences IN regard to State matters should
not cause sny division Of Conservatives in
the approaching contest. II was ANNOUNCED
that a county convention would be beld
next courl-dsy by the Conservatives 10 Sc
let delegates to the Richmond Conyen-
ton.
II is 10 be bopcd that there will be a
grand rally OF all Conservatives who desire
the success Of Democracy, irrespective OF
local political differences, on this occasion.
ALIQCIS.
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| friends In The Convention. Both the dele
gate and alternate are colored men.

Philip Nj. Christian Is appointed post
master at Amherst Courthouse. Va, cice
II. A. Mead, resigned. John n. Bane is
appointed postmaster at Mountain Road.
Halifax county, Va. rice John w. Gill.
land, resigned. j. X. Lumpkin IL appoint
ed postmaster at Fishing Bay. Middlcsex
county, Va, rice y. :. Vaughn. resigned.
William h. Hurt Is appointed postmaster at
Chatham. Pittsylvania county, Va, uice j..
w. Mckinney, resisned. Mr.. Il. NJ. Scott
Is appointed postmaster Of Prospect. Prince
Edward county. Va, vice III. ID. Nenablc,
resigned. Charles u. Ingram Ia appointed
postmaster at Erie Mills, Montgomery coun-
~, Va, rice John Scarboro. resigned. New
post-oftlces are established In Virginia as
follows: At Lodebar. Nelson county, with
G. +. McCue as postmaster; at PoQueson,
York county, between Hampton and Graf
ton. with NJ. II. King, Jr., as postmaster;
at French, Hanover county, near Ashland,
with T. J. Woodbridge as postmaster; and
at Bliss, Fauquier county, near Waterloo,
with X. ;. Parr rs postmaster.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DIsPATCu.

THE FIRST WOMAN WHO VOTED At TIE
CHARTER ELECTION IN ALBANY YES
TERDAY-THE SPRING ELECTIONS IN
NEW JERsEY-FRUIr INJURED ny FROST
IN THE SOUTH AND wEsT-CoNGREs-
SIGNAL PROCEEDINGS AND WASHINGTON
NoTEs-CoSTINUATIoS OF THE OFFICIAL
INQUIRY INTO THE wEsT.POINT OUT
RAGE-THE Killings TRIAL-GoLD DIS
CovERY IS GEORGM-vESsELs INJURED
BYCOL oN-REPUBLlCAN CONvEN-
TON At MISUNDERSTANDING En-
PLosI0N AND FIRE AT sILyERT0wN,
NEAR NORTH w0oLwICH; ELEvEN PER-
SONS KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED
OTHER FOREIGN NEWS, &C.
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CUTiCURA.
~ L L G u Il 4
HUMOR REMEDIES
FOR THE RADICAL TREATMENT OF BLOOD
SKIN, AND SCALPDISEASES,
WITH LOSS OF HAIR,
~ L I l G u Il 4

J. CUTICURA RESOLV ENT possessing calharslci
tonic Alternative, ab orient. hepati &c. ch1ag0Gue
ann bilious. detergent, druretic, sudOr hc, nuri.
Iious and senallve prorcries. 1t gathers to Itself
poisonous matter when fl lis In the blood and
fuiis and carries II FROM the bnfy. u puriiirs,
ceauses, STRENGTHENS, and supports the system
through the mos critical Stage of Elood skin. and
scalp Humors, ana Disorders OF the Liver, Kidneys
ard Urinary organs.
arrests disease. al avs Inflammation. ching, ana
irritation an eats away Cedh skin ana flesh, rem
der healthy ulcers, sores ami diScharging wounds,
heals and sOOihes every outward humor. ana re-
stores aud beauties The bair. i + The best hair-
dressing IN use. making me balr soil auI eio,'y
IL contains 20 grease, never becC rancid, and Is
very agr taole - .
g. CUT CUEA MEDICINAL SOAR. tor the Toll I,
la H. and NurS, r.. and Tor clean ing. sOohng and
healing di~eased surfac.s, and restoring refreshing
and btautifSiug the skin, is pieOared from CCTI-
CURA. Is FREE from cau-nc alkalirs, aud perfumed
with rare flower OdOrs. GeHil. men pronounce The
tUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP positive
luxury.
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Damaging FrOsts I'm Georgia-Died OF
His Wounds. &c.

AUGUSTA, GA, April l3.-Heavy frosts
for the last three nights have Killed the
fruits and vegetables in this section. Inc
damage has been extensive.
Or. w. T.. Bland, who was shot in the
election riot OF Edgefield, s. g., yesterday,
died to-day. :.
At meeting OF the Georgia Railroad di-
ractors to-day the contract for five years
with the Louisville and Nashville railroad
was confirmed.
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rkeptucky Republican Convention.

LOUISVILLE, April I3.-The KepuOTIcnh
state Convention to elect delegates to the
Chicago Convention will be held here to-
morrow. The total number OF delegates IL
I G3S. but it is thought unlikely that more
tnan 900 will attend. The main topic OF
discussion among the delegates Ia as 10 the
adylsabiliry Of iDstructing for Grant. In
structi0ns for another candidate are en-
tireIy out OF the question.
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Female Suffrage.

THE FIRST WOMAN TO VOTE IN ALBANY.
ALBANY, n. u, April 13.-The charter
elections here to-day opened with mucn
shirt. The first lady to vote under the new
law for the School Board was Miss Kate
Stoneman, secretary OF the County Wo.
mans Suffrage Society, sister OF General
Stoneman, and sister-in-Iaw OF Senator
williams, OF Buffalo.
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,wurovement Of the Mississippi.

ST. LOUIS. April 13.-The Merchants' bX-
change Yesterday adopted resolutions en-
dor,ing ine plan for deepening the channel
NJ the Mississippi river recommended by
the Riyer-Improvement Commission APP
nointcd by the Government, and urging
senators ard representatives in Congress 10
mass upon the matter independent OF col
lateral issues. and TO that end recommend
the appointment Of q standing committee
on the Mississippi.riv Improvement.
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memorable Victory I'm Trenton.

TrExroy, n. j., April l3.-Tbe munich
nal election yesterday resulted In the reelfc-
lion OF William Rice (Democratl for mayor
over Hill by majority gain OF 300 votes;
The Democratic school superintendent ana
receiver OF taxes were elected without OPP
no,iriou. The Democrats elected five c0un-
clmen, and the Republicans two, and the
Democrats TWO chosen freehOlders and the
Republicans one.
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BY Tesexrapo.
grW yORE

NEW YORK.. April 13.-Coitop easy; sales, l.aas
bales; upland, 1879: Orleans. 12sc. southern
&C. lower, nh active business; ungraded spring,
sl:25gti 20; CO.. Con fully 1c lower ant heavy
unchanged. Coffee unchsn I'd and quiet. SUGAR
dull and weak; fair TO good refining, .7l@e7hc.
changed standard "A" 9,,r. MoIlsses quiet ana
unchanged. Rice steady and in good inquiry.
Rosin duh al g. :4o@sl.42s., Turpentine nrm and
fleece. 50Me5c.; pulled, 23662c. nnxashed. l8
Gf42c.; Texas. 2lG40c. Pork lower and very
oouIl; old, $1,000. Mifd'es steady long clear. 7c.
ardlower and moderately active, closing STEADY a.
s740@s742k. wbissey nominal at clio.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 13.-FlOur unchanges. ex.
cent for ightst grades OF family, which are Ice.
of 10 1926. southern wheat quiet aud steady
s mGer" GGeF S end s% an sSnSgs r:G
Nay, .si;;Ssis @sI;slh; June, g gssa.l.2st;
cosn an nIs o,s,
southern white and yellow, 52Sssc. oats 9nIei
and steady; southern, 43Gs44c. Provisions qeies
i5iic. SUGAR very quiet; .. -.oft, ofc. Whi'eeS
firm at Sl.Oshdt1.i0. freighis Unchanged
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, April l3.-Fiour dnll: family =,
1920; fancy unchanged. WHEAT quiet; No. z red
Lard easier u, s6.92hd.6 90. Buk-meats dali
shoulders, "a; ribs, 1928 sides, 1880. Bacon
kew steaoy and firm at .05. Sugar easier; hsrds.
l0hc New ORLEANS, 7H@S1ac. Hogs easier but not
uuJtably lower: common. s8.6OMt4.2O; light.
a 25@t4.5o; packing, s425@s4.60: butchers >
sieOG.4.75.
LOUISVILLE, April Flour dull aud uu-
changed. Wheat quiet at si12@sl.l5. Corn
duh a. 42ac. OATS easier at 37hc. Pork dG.
az 81 80. Lard steady at 7c. Bulg-meats steady
shoulders, 4Ac ribs, 7d7hc.: sides. 7td7fc.
suy r-cured hams, 9dlohc. Whisky outlet ~
$l.05.
ST. LOUIS April l3.-Fiou No market. Wheat
fall. tl07H Corn lower at 3i@3isc. Oats du
at 32c. Whiskey quiet At Sl.C6 Pork dull o..
s GAO Bulk-msais dun: small lois shoulders,
s3.sO@S3.S5; ribs, s6.l0@s6:20; 'ide., $3.50
as IS. Bacon dull; shoulders, s4.45@ $3.50 rle,
So 90; Ndes, s7.l2i.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April l3.-Fiour steady and upchangei
Wheat unsettled; opened strong aud HIGHER; Osei
Al inside prices: No. Chicago spri =. SllO'sd
~ lOh. Corn unset ed and generally lower fresh.
35hc: r. GUITAR, 32hc. Oa. unsettled and generally
higher CLOSING easy at 2Ttc. Pork dun, eas ,
ana lower at SO. tar dull, weak and lower
$685. Bgls. meats dull auG ower; shou ders. -
| short rins, SO 20; clear. So so Wnrkey steady.
| A CLo s-Wh,at active aud &C. llwer. Com
taser aud H., lower. Gais TN ettltd aud sc. low g
| Proyi.loas lrmcr bu, 8ot qrO'sbly higher.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
| NEW YORK, April l9.-t oit"n-Nst reccimi
| ] .O7i bale, gross. 1910 bales; fuiures c. ed
| weak: sales, 2l5 600 bales; AuriL Ills; May
tl.s7@*II.ss; June 81 .991sl 81; july.
Der, III .0ZGetll.94. october. al .34Msll.tT.
| November, sll o.: December. NJ La 81 .O2.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
EsDAY, AprII 10, ft5U
Country PF0duce.


Country Produce.
Apo!es: s4@s45O p barrel.
Beesicd1. zoe. a ~.
Butfsr pnm. TO choice yellow, 33s938e. fair
CORN MeSi: e2c. buehel for country; zoe. for
bred Fruit: Apples. oa Oac.; peaches. peeled,
s@l2e.; unpeeled, 4'G6c.; c,erries, 1870. = n.:
Eggs: In barrels. l0e. In crates lie.
PSGthefs. P"ms 'iV"-0'--. 4J.n4 r.. rolnf1op.
Is G36c. turkey TALL loe. . ID tart ey Wing loc'
Ns26rseed: u SO a oushel
Hnu: Virginia timothy, 9oG95c.; clover, 10
s'1 1Sts: BaIed. 95c AL.
poigtees: IRISH. :, buhel 5oM8ne.
Roots Ginseng, u o ~; scneca free Of tops, 40c.
Lard. Country, 7,s6aSc.
Rve: 75(GS5c. q uusnej.
6ilDQc. Prime. &c.
BSied Strap: 35g4Oc.
t WDog: Washed. 45@oOc-; uhw.shed: sol@soc.
above ra;ee
Cement. Limo. Plaster. &c.
C>r.ent. Rose scale, 81 80 y barrel.
LING: Agricultural ga los: ousheI; .oe aIlS
si@si25 .ec9rd I'M 70 S, 1ssa.' '0"'s' "h'S"'
'"S pfasiey: I'uuir "a 70 g,ound, W; cascined
master, 81 .o0Msl75
Tar: Large size. *3.2hGs3.ab'
Dry Goods.
prints: Merrirrscs. ~: Msrriu,aek shIrting'
sss.asnd' 81 s"s spra sr,ss' shifting n "fee
r. ,a6inel's, sc; A,,;G,s, 75e. Manc..s,sr: g.
y ash %, y, ey, rms g. Dc; ManS,y orr rr
&c.; Simpson Black, &C.; sar'"ony' fe'' ASH
"p R,S s%' ca ons Maneheter A., eye; Ma.-
NJ NJ RS * r,A a. A. esc: noSssrhs 40
r. NJ; ismr' Ryei o. - ri Il 7 1tsjs james t,ns
n M -" Si,sn,ard a d. d., &C.: GranltH,te T. H..
Sc; t,reli~ ~ "a r. g., foSab9n.a' me-
GS;, .stin o.; =? pcpperS 10 !, ssc'n Anros
e0 stsern, sstrttnos and SA,zit'|s: New YORK
A Anaro tS1d n H.. li%c iran g he Loom nc
enseaas, Sse Or p,,,a,,l lPf g. E: Size a.
YIN Gtaits aSs' @P;ainSci, i0e; While A.9alaetur-
log, i5s Kenwor's &c; On e saas.,y sse c.
A.. ig1c. Conesio ga g. T. l6se-; Contstega Pre-
MUM, Ne: Conestoga y. = zoe, oo s,er,.
shlrting Stripe Sheridan "A" ee.' snen-
'' syo,en wcins: srsnrsvil'., se:: Stark, 9Ac.;
Peppere ir, eye; Roekh-'i2e "a, 9Hc.
| mrs: Jawett City, lie. BoSoa, DC.
Cotton Plaids: Ottawa, IL; Fob do, H.;
' Sorsei JeGr Roc prtes
| kaH.bries: Flat y VI ~ PIPER, Sc
Drugs. Dyessnfs. Ola, Dc.
L AlelkOk.
CoacsntrGted Lye: t9.2s@sA y f0" ~ isu'
| dozen.
| Ooppsyas: az.
| CockiasGl: 81 y ID.
| Extract NJ LOgDo0d' l1c.
| gadiqo: sldSl.lO.
0tis: I.nseed q5c.: msc,,ire go 100 sptsDt
sl's5: whale. 75c.: .tr,vA 10000: labrador.
| ~. o,:. SO.asn..: ard. 7ds-: wet. ~ sTIen
best salad. $3.50; castor, si.2o y gallon; Virginia
lubrieatiny, tVlebu,. ssEose.s, 'vsrs-, sss > -
| loA.
| Race Gfsgey: DC.
Roots: Ginseng. zoe; serecn, snthous top 500
4oc. oo. . 49,. T-..,,.h so,,, q.
American. ~ 6,ic.
Spfyits Tsr0estlss: SOC.
Fsve,sn Fru,a Ia cards.
Ja.Sv: laal4c. On.
a ar@e boxes. ss.soass @ hon; cases, $sas
tio.o0. -
| sasop. shouIders- &C.: eiev i1s.sidss Sac. !
,ihied. &C.; Virginia saoekiefs. csposs. VIZ
nnis hnx-round. 7S7kc. yiryinia hama arr
IA l(c. :. small i02llc.: sus.r cared. l0Ss tis'
~, haas lOMl0,sr. stoeh fsshl 1880
" pa, psintei two noop-, sl.30&sS.7o
| three boo,,s. ti.76&f2- 49,, .x,..,
aroeB.s' rwe suinss, shxs: nhss |bh"
| Al IN, 40 20: four sfftns,. k..23s.sS. go
| 'NG,sSf. nio--Comraon, In so''' iSl. 'ss
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Collision, nj Sea.

VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, April 13.-The
United States steamer raIapOosl, from Bos'
ton for Newport. was in collision last Hight
off Turpaulla Cove with The schooner Dread
naught, from Philadelphia for Portsmouth,
cutting he latter on her forcQuarter to the
water, edge. The TallapoOsa injured her
stern badly. Both vessels ale here.
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iry 24th fresh sign Of pacific sentiments
from the Vatican, and AZ soon as the Gov.
eminent have visible proof Of these sentl-
ments In acts they viii endeavor 10 obtain
from the Legislature powers which will
allow them greater freedom In the applies.
ton OF the laws. thereby Offering The posi-.
bility OF mitigating or abolishing such regu-
ations as are felt by the Vatican TO be Sc
we're.
Death Of Catholic bishop.
LONDON, April 13.-Right Rev. Dr..
Thomas Joseph Brown, Roman Catholic
Bishop Of Newport and Mineyia, is dead |:
sged eighty-two.
Champion Billiards In Paris.
PARIS, April 13.-The Slossou- VigBaux
blIIard-match was continued this evening.
Vignaux replaced the balls where they were
yesterday, after he had made run Of 661
points, and then made 800 caroms more In
one bour, scoring altogether 1,451 points
without releasing his cue. The match will
continue tomorrow. slosson did not have
chance TO play tonight.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are prepared by W kEks
& Potter, ChemIsis and Druggists $50 w ash,hg-
ton stree Bosom; 81 front street, i rOhto, 'ht;I
and Snow Hill, Lond0u. and are Tor SAFE by All
drugList.. Pnce Of CU,IcURA, small boxes o.
conGs large bikes, con slRiug TWO aud one hal
times the auaniIy OF small Al. REsoLyENT. 81
ne' 90 tic CUrJCURA MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP
25 cent, CUTICURA MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP,
Is nts III bars for BARRIERS ana large oohsdiheis'
20 cents.
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SALT-RHEUM.
HELPLESS FOR EIGHT YEARs-UNABLE TC
WALK-GOT ABOUT on HANDS AND
KNEEs-A WONDERFUL CURE.
Kessra. Heeks & Potter:

Kessrs. Weeks & Potter:
Gentlemeu,-i have had most wonderful curs Of
Salt t.heum FOR seventeen years suffered with
sail. Hheum had II ON my head, face neck. arms.
ana legs / was uoi able 10 wax, only on my hands
and knees for one year. 1 have noi been able TO
HELM my.elf for eight year,. l lried hundreds or
remedies not one had the least eff CT. The doctor,
s,id INV case was Incurabe. SO my parents tried
everything that came along. ! saw your advertise
lneI I and conc nd, q TO ny CUTICURA REMEDIES.
The 1r box OF CUIICURA brought The Humor 10
Ihe surface OF my skin. II would urop off as II ca me
out until now am entirely well. All can say is
| thank Y u mo hrariily for my cure. ANY ~ rson
who tbiuks this letter irauG. LEI them write or
come and soc me and find oul for themselves.
Yours Iruiy WILL MCDONALD.
1915 BUTTERFIELD STREET, CHICAGO, ILL
March 4, 1879.
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cLARKE COUNTY.

PUBLICAN C0xyHEfIox--A BLAINE BOON
AND GRANT NOWHERE.
''"fespondeBee Of the Riehmood Dispstcb.I
BEhRYyiLLE. April 10, 1880.
=, h+pnb!lcso CONVENTION was ield here
.eaay for the pun pose Of eIccIing . dele
DE 70 The sisunion Convention. Riy0n
y yonus was eIe~ed delegate, and A. B.
a, ,anR siierDate. The Convention Instruct
49, ~ us df'eRa'e 10 vote for DELEGATES To Chi
80 wse *ouie support Bline The vote
a. sDsnlneuS md enthusiastic. Neither
-sH~sa nor Grant seelu.d 10 have any
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gs.OTS. GFssES. &c,

IF YOU CAN'T FINE OLD &1S
L LADIES' HANDMADE BUTTON ssAs>~-<-
- Ra.n, AM, CONGRESS CATERS;
BOOTS, SLIPPERS. and SANDALS with
cui hJnE u FINE FRENCH KID aud
HEAVY HASL-MADE GOAT SPRING
UEEi. BDOTS-S to 10y: 1905.
GENTLFMEN'sl FINEST HANDrWOhh IN
The STATE
the largest aad snesf assortment OF c mao
THU Ak. yAILSES. TRAVEILING-bAUS~
j. A. GRIGGS,
renth and Main streets.
sssm ""' APP i2-eod
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Gold Excitement I'm Georgia.

ATLANTA, April l3.-CoDsiderable excite
ment prevails in White county over the
finding OF rich pockets Of gold IN toe Ma
cJochpe Valley. Over one hundred mug.
gets were taken out In four days, one OF
which. shown IN Atlanta to-day, weighs
over one pound. The yield grows richer as
the washing proceeds.
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REMARKABLE CURES.
, DRUGGIST OF TWENTY YEARS EXPE-
RIENCE SAYS THEY ARE THE BEST.
Jfessrs. Weeks e. Potter :

Messrs Weeks & Potter:
G-ptIemen-i bave been connected with The drug
business Tor twenty years aud have handled every
bI,oi nm liner aud remedy of any CONSEQUENCE for
The ,reatm nj If blood, skin. and Scalp Diseases
and unhesitatingiy IN 4 10 system OF remedles
ever devise or compounded so completely ana
thorouebly eradicate the disease for which the!
are iIte ded rs the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. Many
remark nj e cues have come 10 III, knowtGge. ano
feel safe III wairantine satisfaction II directions
al CHARLES II. MORSE.
Proprietor NOISES DYsPEPSIA CURE.
HoILIsyON, MASS, December IL, 1879.
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Sto-,n mr., the Lake GOasf.

CHICAGO, April 13.-DSpatcbc5 from
points along the Lake coast report much
damage done to shipping by the storm OF
S,lurd night and Sunday. A great num-
Der Of vessels were driven ashore. Some
were wrecked No lives lost.
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Murder Trials.

Ngw YORK, April - The second trial
OF Billings for the murder OF bis VIE began
al Ballston, n Y, to-day, ana tue tni,d
trial OF Bucbolz for the muroer OF Jonn
Schutte began at Bridgeport, Conn.
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or SUBSCRIPTION

E.-BOOKS OF SU
IN IT. THE CAPITAL STOCK ~ IHt AhLh.
GUskY COAL AND IRON COMPANY VIII DE
opcsssd 1t tn Hfhee OF the Ichmond and A.itgnany
Railroad Company, No. ll0 Main street, klch-
mond, Va under the supervision OF T.. - FISHER
and j. n. Wilson, on the 10TH DAY OF Anil,
$50, aud viii b. KEEP open until the Isasnu ,,,
amount OF stock required by the quarter a sa1 a.
sci1Dad, spd will be rcopened from tine 10 tsSe'
II shall become cessary.
II. q. PARSONS.
o. n. RFYHt,Ltbe,
n. N. ALEXANDER.
GEORGE ~. BARTHOLOMEW.
OF the incorporaiors.
MARCH IL. 1890. mb 1910
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Fruit and Frost.
PEACH CROP INJURED BY FROST.

PEACH CROP INJURED BY fkOSl'
CINCINNATI, April 13.-Reports from
Ohio. Inuiana, and Kentucky show that
much Of the peach crop this year has been
injured by the IF ST.