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HARVEY IL BLAIR

OFFER TO THE TRADE,
AND OsTREsPECTFULLY SOLICIT ORDERS
100 bags CHOICE CLOVER-StED
500 bags RIO COFFEE. AL grades ,,,.,.
200 bags CHOICE LAGtAl IN corr
80 mats CHOICE JAVA COFFEE
400 barrel, YELLOW SUGAR;
100 barrels \ SUGAR: ~
100 barrels GRANULATED SCGARi
800 boxes SOAP, az grades;
500 KEGS CHURCHES SODA;
100 barrels No. 3 MACkEREb; ,.,,,-l-
200 barrels EASTERN GROSS HEREINuS
200 barrels CUBA MOLASSEs:
100 blrrels MERCHANTS s1RUP;
40 tierces aud barrels CHOICE kICE.
Is chests CHOICE GUNPoWDER TEA;
10 chests CHOICE BLACK TIA: -
900 barrels EARLY-ROSE, IEEhLEsS' anu
SNOWFLAKE POTATOES;
500 barrels r.. OF X. AL grades:
100 400 nouuds CHOICE BULK SIDES;
% 0O0 hounds CHOICE BULK SHOC LDERS;
$4,000 hounds CHOICE BACON SIDES; ..,,,
I 900 i.ounds CHOICE BACON SHOULDERS
100 buckets LARD; ,nn
95 tiefces CHOICE LEAF LARD;
- tierces CHOICE HANS;
WOODWARD. all kinds
COTTON and UTE ROFE: go ~,
WRAPPING-PAPFR. TWIN n, bLA' n
ING. BLUING, MATCHES, Nc" &c.
500 KEGS NAILS 1850 =. .,,.,r.,
100 kegs HORSE and MCLE:>ii0ES: cco
A good stock OF CHEW NG-IoBAttO
100 h1xes CHOICE CHEESE. mn linn
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loIIr.

u1o,,r- We onote Fine, S3Gs3.50; extra: 500
6sS75, .upertine, b. 75dsI.50; common fanny 7,
a. - u: choice or patent family, S7.OOigfs
st,ltton In speciiOn, extra. 500 superhhe' 80
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COMMERCIAL.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April 20, 1881.
SALES.
- iii bushels very good at 81 80. tultA 40
hn.hels good az 81 22 IA bushels iair al tIIe' ~
bushels common Al SLID. ,, $3.50. ,.,
CoRN.-G9o bushels white ana nlNeu WY s'0'
al sec. .a~.,s hush.
els prime sprnS al 0Uc. , -. q, ~. .
BLACK PEAS.-5S bushels prime "' Fi'i''
bushels common at LOO. On
MFaI-3O bushels very good at 6Oc.
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Texas and Mexico RAILROAD.

LAREDO. TEXAS, April 26.--The Texas
and Mexico railroad begins grau'ns v~9s
from here to connect with the Corpus
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
'ghc Bencoms6cyd Ob.eauie,,

LONpSS, April 26.-From early this
morning railway trains have been arriving
at Wycombe, bringing large numbers Of
people OF all classes for Hughenden TO be
present AT ,he otsequies Of Lord BeacoG,-
held. The weather is rather shOwery. The
Prince OF Wales, the Duke Of Connaught,
and Prince Leopold, the ntter bearing a
large wreath from the Queen left Padding
ton about ] O'Clock. The sa1e train took
the Duke oil Richmond, the Marquis OF
HamitOn, and number OF metDbers OF the
late Government. The Marquis Of Hart
inEson left Pa9dington somewhat later.
Mr.. Gladstone, according to late advices,
has not gone 10 Hughenden. Fi0gs are at
half-ma,i, and other signs OF mourning are
displayed in various towns throughout the
country.
[SecoRd DiSpdtch.]
LoyDON, Arril 26-5 L. M-Tbe crowd
at Lord BeAconsfield's funeral is somewhat
less than expected. Many persons who in
tended 10 be present have probably been
deter I'd by the occasional sharp showers OF
hail. Tue Princes OF Wales sent n wreath.
When the burial service was completed all
the principal mourners entered the vault
and placed wreIths on the coffin, and be-
fore the vault was closed it was literally
crammed with flowers.
The YrancO.Tunisian Troubles.
The BALL OPENED BY THE FRENCH-A FORT
BOMBARDED AND DESTROYED.
LONDON, April Pa dispatch from
Bora, dated to-day, says The French ron
clad SuryeiIantc yesterday hombarded ana
destroyed a Tunisian fort on the Island OF
Tabarca. The French troops Will probably
land there to-day. Admiral C0niura left
/ \ Hn irnn.pIln A
Galissoniere TO superintCnd the debarkation.
General Loger0Is column arrived within
eight miles OF kef Yesterday. They were
| expected 10 invest that town today.
Apprehended Disturbance Among the
! AIgcrines.
LONDON, April 2G.-Thc Algerian author
| tiles are evidently apprehcnslve OF some
disturbance among the native population.
! Nothing is known except the fact that an
officer on a surveying expedition was re-
Gently murdered in the district OF GefvVllle'
An official statement was Published ye>ter-
dav that nothing is to be feared beyond $50
lated cases of fanaticism. To-day II is an
nounced that in order to reprcss any attempt
bv the Algerian Arabs 10 take advantage OF
the Tunisan difficulty for revolt france
has decided 10 send considerable r, enforce
ments there. II is stated that fifty thonsanC
troops will be dispatched. and that the co
lumn in The province Of Gran will be raised
to strength sufficient to insure comp let'
tranquility on the southern frontier, where
ifanatical agitators are endeayoring to eX
cite the eoplc.
Another Nihiiistic Address.
LONDON. April pa dispatch from Der
lin 10 the Times says another audacious al
dress TO the Car has been issued by tn
Nihil>ts pointing out that the indi,crlml
mate execution Of those concerned IN III
assa> sinatiOn Of Alexander III. has onl
served 10 strengthen the ranks OF the N
hili,ts by driving many lukewarm malcor
tents into the extreme ioction OF the party
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NEW YORK. April &C. NY9a.--S.ocss weak.
Money, , uer cent. FXcnaEgc-I.OnP. 4S- short.
4SIl. state bonds Inactive Governments quiet
and unchanged.
1922 Governments quiet; rev .. l0Z4; ne"
49, ll3I: new rs. llJ.. state, moderately ac-
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sySUuAyCE COMPANIES.

DASH DIVIDENDS On ORDINARY
u LIFE POLICIES ISSUED BY TIE
MORT 3WEsTERN atTCAL
JiFF-tSst-RANCE COMPANY.
Ma. lO,l 80, iss8sd April, 1863 age, "a
:foRGE W HARLOW, WoaCES1kR, hASs;; 40
A,sonnf al OOQ; annual premium. ,....r..sSS 29
nssh diydead in $50 (i9 per cenL) ....-... 1917
10 5s.4os. Issued August, 1879; age, 81. Judge
JomS VI. HARLAs, CSIzSp STATES ser~~As
AmeSnt, $4,000; annual premium, .,.....sAl g
Cash dividend In 1880 l3k5S psf cen....::, 90 %
No 71Ssi, Issued April 1873; aye, 40.
= ExpGUsoS BEAC IL, ALEXANDRIA, VA: oo
,mo,rt ~. 900: annual premium .......sSlvz ~
cssh oiyidend In L sc $50 per cent,l...., % 20
No 81 ago, March. lS7at ageA II.
n q. yoRsTssANS, RICaihoSp, VA M =.
| AsAoant, 81 900; annual prenium. r""s< "a
| t,ssh dividend In ssh t93 yer cent.i,....' oo
II viii be obssUsd that the dividends 81 ,ns
| NORTHWESTERN MUrcAA tRerscss oil" '"'"ss
N.BwkbSss dividends we're pad IN easn. n IA.
they oeen applied TO ryRchAss rssix lnersased,
FOR iua'ns' '"' yoWS b. CARR. State Agent,
lolb Main street. Rchmona, VA
u DIR. J. = d. CULLEN nh so.eod
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WASHINGTON, April 26.-John L. French,
chief clerk Of the contract office In the
Post.Oficc Department, was removed TO-
dav aud Henry ID. Lyman. OF Ohio, APP
pointed in his place. The removal OF Mr.
French is SAID to be only an additional step
in the development OF the plan Of the pres
ent administration Of the Post.Otfce De,
nartn,ent looking to an establishment OF
The contract office upon different working
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IRON, STEEL, &c.--BEST P.EFlNED
i Iron, comprising nllI assor,meAt OF Flas.
Rounds, SQUARES, u .als, Bands &c, Russia, Gal;
Norway Iron. sorway shapes and Rods MAYORS
casssse GERMAN and a.,ered steel Mae anp,ry
- ret, zine and SOLDER liors shoes, Nails, &c, &C.
4 for sale by v.. uooruAu
% l2-3m HENRY d. WV"ip""'
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

SILK DEPARTMENT,
now replete With choice and bizarre exhibit OF
SATIN, SATIN MERvEILLIEcS
SATIN DE lyon AND DE MARvERINE,
LOvlsINEs MONIES, FOULARD5
SURAHS, CffENE,
and other advanced novelties. For these fs'rics We
control for this city many choice and noye2eAects
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nav STrrI. GRINpsTONES, &c.

IHoy. STEEL. GRINOsTONES, &c.
,,Nrys common, WATKINS, CoTTaELLk CO
TAyES GORDON \ CO,
81 DEALERS ~
METALS AND GRISDsTONEs,
Nos. 6 and Fourteenth street,
MAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
of ,r for SAFE REFINkD BAR, ROD, BAND, ana
- mop. IKON; OVAL, HAI.F-OyAL, BALE.
'10I'ND IRON; AMERICAN, ENGLlsih and
RUSSIA >HEET.IROS; PLATE-IBOS s"hpEs
/ and NORWAY IRON; NORWAY Rts'o; b nAa-
MMkkHniiiiipSfRY, and BLIsTEREn STEEL TIRE
sfEGL ard P r hlG CD ,E I'm
IriiSSSFRs' SoiDER. SPLITTER, SHEET ZINC
Upper. re and BAR LEAD. BAHBlT NJ
TAT. IRON AXLEs. CAkT- aud WASDS'
n1XIs. THIMBL r. sKEISS. h0kSF aud NJ
SIIoEs HORSESHOE NAILS. cur Walls
GRINDsTONE FIXTURES, NugA sCoTIi
GRlSDsT0NEs.
All orders promptly executed. sp23.St
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DRY GOODs. yOrgWUs. r.,
.----S,,',- = 80 ',ss-l-~'
DEADY FOR ANY DEMAND.

cARpoZo. ALsor. MosBY e co.
1905 EAST MAIN STREET,
FOURQUREAN. PRICE. TEMPLE 3 co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
ARE DAILY ADDING TO THEIR CHOICE
AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK yoR
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
BLACK GOODS.
In thl. our speciality we save just operrf
WORsrED VENETfASs, TAMIsE,
NUNS YELLING, BEACH CLOTHS.
PLAIN and LACE BUNTfSss, FoULE,
ARMCRE, GRAPE vfRGISfE,
together with such siandarf goods as
BCNTINGs, CAsHMEEEs,
HESRlETTAs. ALPACas,
AZ prices never offered before In tbs market.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.
DOASTED COFFEES.

DOASTED COFFEES.
In order 10 meet the growing demand FOR ROAST
ED COFFEES we now take pleasure IN Offering 10
the public our several brands of these good,-ylz:
+. C-FIRST GRADE;
KICO-SECO<D GRADE:
HYGEIA-MkDIUM GRADE.
These COFFEES CAN BE RELIED UPON f r
their intrinsic rifs absolute purity, and UNIFORM
itv IN strength and flavor.
we especially recommend tho r. l.. {. brand be-
cause Of lis similarity to Java Coffee ia lis drinking
qualities with the advantage of lis being from To
10 cents per pound cheaper. ,..
These goods are for safe 10y the Leading grOcefs
-. b. Examine all goods carefully, as none are
genuine except those In One-conl pichaRes bearing
our name and brands. l.. LtNERiNG 60,
Jul Baltimore.
Established 1872. sP Jim
COUNTRY HAMS.-One prime LOT OF
~ COUNTRY HAMS. Just received IoT SAFE
apl \. 1. SUMS -.
GLUCOSE. GLUCOSE.-j0 barrels, IN
" prime order, for sale .., 10,
NEW ORLEANS MOLAsSES.-jO bar
| ~ rels prime to choice for sale 49,. 80,
an 4. y. STONES 90
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MACHINERY.

observation-disclosures, DUAB-W Az.
Ill ERs, Sc, Tor stores, factories, ana p,lyat
houses, made aud put rp 10 me 9est W1a"er ov
Re Ism 1911 Cary street sRIeamond, Va
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE. dc.
FURNITURE.

CPRI.NG STYLES IN FURNIIHKIEc:@
- In PARLOR, CHAMBER, and and, D ni,,ISrs "a
SETS our stock Is complete; anu nv W. Civ AZ
prvces and quality OF goods. You will save money
by eSamining our Stock before buying; Easy ssrhs
o. payment. l. ofi = y cnSernor street.
4 NH 23.3m ~ o----
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WILLIAM DAFFRON, MAaNuS,@
w FACTURER AND DEAL ER NA
CHAMBER. PARLoR, md pSStiSSF-"
hpps UTT eli AXIS. aud every article IN ne tuhA.
TrRE line. Bedding, Feathers and Mst ure, hc
Does tine basiness, carries The STOCK ~ iass Main
s,reet factory 10. Is, 20, 22, "a north
street Richmond Va.
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CALL FOR A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

WASHINGTON, April 26.-About dozen
Penublicon senators this afternoon signed a
naner requesting Chairman Anthony to call
Republican caucus for tomorrow or
Thursday. The purpose OF the signers is
to endeavor to procure the holding OF some
evccuiiye sessions at an early day TO dis
nose of at least Il portion Of the accumu-
lated business.
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COUNTRY HAMS.-One prime LOT Of
- COUNTRY HAMS. Just received lor sale.
m A.. Y. STOKES & co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-10-07
me Good one MN can DO.

''Thcrc j. a mau.' said his ncighbor,
speaking Of village carpenter, "who
has dour moro good, really lelievc, in
this community than any other person
who ever lived in it. lie cannot talk
very we'll in prayer meeting, and he
doesn't of'cu try. He isn't worth two
thousand dollars and its very little that
he can put down on subscription papers
ior amy worthy Object. But anew fam
ily meyer moves into Tie village that he
docs not find them out, to give them a
ncjghborly welcome and fl any little
service Ire can rcndcr He is usually on
the lockout to give strangers a seat in
his pew at church lie is always ready
to walc! with sick ncighbor, and look
after his affairs for him and I've some
times thought he and his wife keep
house plants in winter just for the sake
OF heing able to nd little bouquets to
invalds. He finds time for pleasa {
word for every child he meets, and you
always see thCm climbing ito his one
horse wagon VIXEN he has no other load.
He really seems to have genius for
helping folks in all sorts of common
ways, and it does me good every day
just to meet him on the streets. -ChriS-
tim OJScrrcr
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Fir .Surr,yor:
JAMES l.. BRAWNER.
OUR TICKET.

The late hour at which the convcn-
ron adjourned necessarily prccludcs US
from extended comment on the nominees,
Bat We may say that many ofthcm are per-
Esnally known to us, as they arc to their
Nsighbor', as upright intelligent, who
will faithfully and efficiently discharge
shs duties Of the positions for which
they are named, if elected To accom-
plish this much desired object it is now
ieodcd that we should have complete
aud thorough organization and to this
end every Democrat should put fortl
his best efforts, forgetting all in the pns
or present that may DO unpleasant 81
distasteful and thinking only Of the hap
ny future which glorious success will
bring us.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-10-07

Benjamin F. Taylor, the printar-poet,
says
Perhaps there is no department or en-
tcrprise whose detail are less understood
by intelligent people, than the art pre-
scrvativc," the achievements of time.
Every day. their life long. people are
accustomed To read the newspapers and
Gn fault witt its smtcmga's, lis govern
mont. i's looks: to plume themselves
upon the discovery of somc roguish
arrabaiic type that gets into frolic and
stands on ts head. or some waste letter
or two in it; but % the process, by which
the newspaper is made, or the myriad
Of mills aud the thousands Of pieces ne
ccssary to its composition. they know
little and generally think less.
They imagine they discourse of a won
der indeed when they speak of the fair
white carpet, woven Tor thought to ak
on, from rags that huttered % the back
of the beggar yesterday.
But there is something more wonder
FIJI still. When we look at the hundred
and titty-two little boxes, somewhat
shaded by the touch Of nkv fingers. that
compose the printers Cease" noiseless
except the click of the TYNE AS. one by
one. ,hcv take their nlacc in the grow
H.. l;n. 40 u;nl, 70 ,., ell .
49,, - ~ q ~, ''N W "''' ''''
p W. - 1 =, H. ... =. E.
.'''nN ~" n'. N.Y. ''" r..I u t l"s
'''','', '.'e'' ''' W ''.Sp ,,''J 800
,I'" ";',l ''',', " 'I''y '''u l ,,"o e
!" ''''i LI - , a,,"' H.. -" ,,. H.,
~ 49,, ,'1 = ,';,'' o'"' , .%aaIsni.,;
w." '""' ,''', u" ''''''' ""'''"'
'''% ''''y' u "i.' III '''I''' ..I -,
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1 Cuther 1i"stOer.

Years ago, several persons were cre--
sing the Allegheny mountains III stage
Among them was Quaker. As con-
siderable time was on their hands, they
naturally entered into conversation,
W ich took the direction Of temperance,
and soon became animated. One of the
company did not join with the rest He
was large, party man, well dressed,
and Of gentlemanly bearing. There
were sharp TRUSTS at the liquor business,
and those engaged in it Indeed the
whole subject was thoroughly cauvasse1
and handled without gloves Mean
while this gentleman slowed himself a.
way in corner, and maintained a
stoical silence After enduring it as
long as he could. with pompous and
magistcrlal manner he said:
"Gentlelnen, | want you to under
stand that | am a liQuor-scller. | keep
public house at; would have
you know that | have a license, and
keep decent house | don't keep
loafers and loungers about my place and
"heh IA man has had enough, h. ca. -.
no more az my bar. sell -. ,ti.Ges
people, and do a respectable usincss."
When he had delivered himself, he
seemed to feel that he nj put quietus
on the subject, and TO answer could be
given Not 50 thought our friend the
Quaker, 50 he answered in thus:
Friend, that is the most damning
part OF thy business. If thee would on
ly sell to dlunkards and loalers, thee
would help kill off the race, and society
would rid Of them. But thee takes young,
the poor, the innocent the unsuspcct-
ing, and thee makes drunkards and
loafers OF them; and when their charac-
ter and money are gone, thee kicks them
1ut, and turns them over to other shops
. be flushed off; and thee ensnaros
'thers, and sends them on the same roau
o ruin"
Surely the good Quaker had the best
ide Of the argument, for he Lad facts
N lis siIc.- k.ecteoye.
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Democratic COnreution.

This body, which was largely attend
ed met on yesterday at about 3 p. NJ.
and organized by selecting VIM. Bos-
well Esq as President, Mossrs Samuel
\. Cox and Thos Il. l1arall, Sccreia-
rirs. After the call Of the lit Of dele
crates and filing necessary vacancies, a
committee Of conference, consisting of
three delegates from each district was
appointed to retire and confer as t esi,
ection Of candidates to be nominated. AZ
ter long conference the committee re-
turned and reported the ticket 10 he found
at the heUd Of our columns, exc pt that
the committee reported the naiiics Of Mes
srs X. Ii. Edelen for Senator and DR.. r.
\. Carrico for commissioner. Both OF
these gentlemen declining positively the
convention elected Mr. 7 Il. HALEY for
Senator and Mr. Ching for commission
in their plac, $. The proceedings through
out the convention were most harmoui-
Gus and the ticket was nominated with
much enthusiasm 1t is considered a
strong, one which with united efforts
will be elected
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EUROPEAN LETTER.
------~I~-~-~l@---F17717l7
From our regular Correspondent.


Paris. France September 10th, 1881.
Few cities are so kaleidoscope in as
meet as Paris. there are studies for the
observer 1T the corner Of nearly cv ry
street. ahl bits Of character painting
might be mentally mad, twenty time
div bv stroller with au eye for the
picturesque. In the billy prrt Of the
quarter Nonmattrc on election day such
a ,cane was witnessed aud may be truth +
fully described. Never was corner in .
a country more tranquil; little house /
with gardens. with the branches of
acacii trees esstiug shadows in the
streets: aeainst a wall stained up wiki
election posters. afower-seler had taken
nm her uuartcrs. and the bells. the bios
SONS. tie fluffy petals Of the flowers, the
lace like fronds oe her palms and ferns,
half yelled the staring papers, screening
Hadieaiz Can. betticts and l-egitist,ei,ss
alike. Ncar by under the ii"Sr'""
which had been rugged up over the door
Of school house, few men loitcred
with tickets in their hands waiting to
distribute the bulletins among the rare
voters. All at once in this silent soil
tude. rafting sound of wheels was
heard, aud the frightened sparrows fut-
tered up into the trees 1t was am
empty hcarsc driven at gallon by its
diugy coachman The hearse stopped
before the election room. The coach
man stepped down, at the sight of a
black three corncred hat, his high shiny
boots, and his black coat with fargo.
the people standing by set up a sort Of
cheer. He, honorcd, preserved his
grave and dignAcd manner, took tickets
for each one of the men who came up to
offer them and not knowing much
about the candidates, asked to be in-
formed concerning every name, listened
attcntively to the explanations given
him anlsfnally made a choice, which he
entered the school-room to ratify at the
worst. A moment later he re-appcared
and assembled his box with bearing Of
remarkable boldness, cracked his whip
/ over tue backs of his gloomy steeds,
and ratified away again i'll the direction
of Mcntparnasse cemetery. The spar
rows came circuitiou=1y and eaottsss.,.iz,
Gown from the trees, the flower seller
, began TO nod in the hent of the SUI, the
. ticlct-bearcr east glanccs towards the
corner wine shop, and dull, drows,
. quiet settled down upon the curiou,
little scene. AUGUsT.
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The popular Imagination is something which
enc had not Letter not estimate. The news
paper pictures Of pr. Bliss made him appear
as a man with pink cheeks and light hair,
whereas he is a brunette, with lsnk, black
hair. Dr.. Agnew appealed to people rs
man with little horseshoe whskcr but he
is really q long, lath-like, picturesque man,
with rosebud checks and a soft, undcm0rslra-
tive mu'Uchc, who would be a hero in n
woodcut in one of Wikie Collins novels
Gov Hamilton has granted a respite until
the It'll of November to Felix Nun,howcr.
cORviccd in the Circuit Court of Frede lex
county for the murder Of lis cousin, james L.
Ncizell, and who WIS 10 have been hung ON
Friday week A dispatch from Frederick saws
the length Of the respite granted Munshou er
eNcites no little surprise and nftvOrlbe COM
nenf, even among those who urged post
l0nement, rs II was ouly supposed it would
lie for n week two.
The Right Rev De. Pinknev of MARYLAND
was recently seized with u severe attack az
vertigo, induced BY disorder of the stom .cb.
while 1T the White sulphur Springs. Ills
physician imposes temporary cessation rfOm
All physical aud meuill Labor. in order tIiot
.uis N'he Ois'i07 may have an oppo1-
tulty for rest and recupeyation.
Inc amount received by the New York eve
entive committee Of the Michigan Fire Rcl;ef
Association in aid Of sufferers up to his date
Is So, Boot, according 10 the statement OF tbr
president, Mr. Charles Z. Crosby. Navor
Thompson, Of Detroit Mch., sites thai +
Will require at least 81 600 ESQ to take cafe
Of the sufferers until another harvest.
The wife Of General Gc,nt has the de,iebt-
Gi L'Sk before her OF unpacking ei.hfy-tvo
,aseS containing The presents Given 10 The
GENERAL during his travels abroad. They axe
o adorn the new house in New York WHERE
ne Grant family will reside this winter.
Mr.. Longfellow, it is said, is not nearly so
enerable as his portraits represent him His
alr Is not SO white as the pictures make il {
at. 1t is streaked with an occasional dark /
ne, aud the moustache still retains the t.wnv +
mher shade Of the vanished chestnut OF his +
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