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k'Ot SAIL OR EXCHANGE-33 ACRES OF
~ very fine land, 20 acres of which ia bottom
iand, ~, aWatered by neyer-faing springs, Improved
O oy & nne aW;eiiihg ; OF II rooms with wide porch
shrubbery and w9ter at the door; also a tenant
honse OF rooms barn anu Stable for Is cows md
inEs; , the place Is well fenced, and Is located
miles mile, northeast nom the city, on a fine road,
dairy farm or to fruit and vegetables; will be sold
or or eXchanged for city property or cash. Apply To
W. III. MAIN IL BROS, st. Charles Hotel. cor
3d ST. and Penna. ave- iyi.tf
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INOR RENT-CONVENIENT DWELLING. 10
-, ~ rooms; In good order, cor. 81 st. and Mass.
ave u. W.; rent reasonable. Apply TO A. Iloyd
l.s' nth st. N. W.. or to Chns. s. 5breve, No. iI25
Tth ut. n. W. auit-Gfs
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ron SALE.

( NOLUMBIA HEIGHTS.-SECURE HOMES
" This very desirable property located nm
boundary and Fourteeth-street road is now being
divided and offered in lots to suit purchasers We
are Offering choice lots ut 10c. per square foot one
iifth cash, balance payable within 5years with in
Office r Nv '"'
A. l.. BARBER & Co
auiV-u LeDroit Tuildinv
The Evening critic., 1881-08-23

EOR RSALE-SUMMER COOKING STOVES.
~ Quicker, Cheaper, Better than Coal Wood or
Gas. OIL Dst., Daily Post Building, DANFORTII'S.
au22-3ts
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EoR SALE = EIGHT ACRES OF LAND
~, Widhin "a miles Of Vlneland, N J.; improved
rooms; built under the supervision Of the
owner, owner, wit0ut regard to cost; with large barn,
proved style; water. In both dwelling and out.
houses; land rich; choice fruits; the furniture is
house; q great bargain. Apply to w. Ii. Main &
Bros, st. Charles Hotel, corner Third ST. and Pa
ave, 80 ~ ~ i,,sc
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ron RENT.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
inserted times for 25 cents
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WANTED---HELP.

WTANTED-A GARDENER AND FLORIST
w OF . years experience in the different
branches Of the trade desires situation. Address
GA ARDENEH, Critic office
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DANVIILE.
TRA0E FiGUREs-THE LATE y. !. BELL PER.
SONAIS--wEATHFR--C
Correspondence Of Ire Richmond Dispatchl

TRAoE FIGURES-THE LATE y. J. BELL-PHH-
SONALs-wEATHfR-CY
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispaicb.I
FEBRUARY 3, 1881.
Lcsf.tobacco sales for January last :
Quantity, l,5J0.i57 pounds; value, $780,
1884; average. SS.4l.
Leai-tobacco safes for ,January. 1880 /:
Qu,nlity, 4,i53,025 pounds; value, $780,
Sj3.22; average, SLIP. The sales for This
month are written down as the heaviest
evcsmade in January.
Leai-tobacco sales from the lst Of Oclo-
Der, 1880, 10 the lst OF February, 1881:
Quiniiy, 6.531,3i7 pounds value, S522,-
i03 ~ average, 81 %.
Lcai-tobacco sales from the lSt 81 October,
1879, 10 the 1t Of February. 1880 Qnan-
titv, l0,2S0.746 pounds; value, Sl,0js,-
296.ll average, $40 20.
The internal-reyenue receipts for last
month amounted to $40, 1887. Items: As
>e>Smcnls, Sj2G G3; spirits. $500 80; tobacco
and cigars. SOS 566 Sc; special. SPA 0S.
The receipts for January, 1880, amounted
to SS9,942S9. Items: Assessments, So
2l5 so; spirits. S2,5i0.7O; tobacco and
cigars, 1874 6G5 a; special tax, Sj2l.lj.
Thus IT appears that the shipments OF
manufactured tobacco and cigars for last
month amounted TO 42S.5ll pounds; for
January, 1880, go 1919 pounds.
The funeral Of Mr.. Edwin J. Bel, late
clerk and auditor OF the Council, look place
TO day. Mr.. Bell died on sunday morning,
but the funeral was postponed until to-day
because OF the absence OF his son, Mr.. T.. y.
Bell. who was i'm Louisville, Ky, at the time
~ the death of bis father, and could not get
here until last night. In The resolutions
adopted by toe Council with reference to
the death OF Mr.. Bell, 1t is said That he bad
ir,t served The town faithfully and efficient
" ~ member OF The Council, ana afterwards
for many yegr> aS clerk and auditor Of the
Council, ana his death is recogniz Il Gas an
irrepar,ble public and private loss =; lin
the associations II private life his kindly ma
tugc and gentle and amlable manners en-
dearod him to ali; IN the discharge of his
public duties hi diligence. failhfulneNS, aud
ability rendered hlm invaluable"
Captain Bergman Green. after rc,iening
the cr.uit iudge,hip, has formed plit-
uerShip WITH one oi the young lawyers OF
this city and cutcrcd upon business.
Mr.. Il. II. Glass, Jr., now OF Baltimore,
Wa in he city thiS evening.
Rev. +. II. Walker, Of Pelham, y. c..
which j. the Grctna Green Of all this Sec
ton. was in the city day or two ago. lie
reports that The matrimonial market has
been gate active this season 4; Pelham as
elsewhere in This region.
The weather has been cool and cloudy,
but not harsh.
Some Of the people looked with pleasure
upon Cynthia last night as she was IN COM
pany with Jupiter, Venus, and saturn.
ALPHA.
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LYNCHBURG.

NoHiHlY NETTING or THE COUNCL-THi
BILLS OBJ MDETALI1Y->NAIL.POX HOSPI
IAL-D.Y >lOCK II TIE ATLANTIC, MISsIS-
>iPPl AND ONO RAlLROAD-TAXES TO BE RE-
hJDtb-1HF yt>IEY OF st. PAUL s--sCn
AGAINST The PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON
ORDINATION, &C.
Correspondence Of ,hc Richmond Dispatchl
February I, 1881.
\, toe rrgulIr meeting Of the City Coun-
cl A'id la~t night Mcs>I>. Il. ID. Davis and
Jo.n \. Lee qualiued - members from
fu'l and S,con0 Wrrd> res pCctyely. Both
WI' placed on The Finance Committee, and
W. DAVIS WIS ccd on The Police and
FuhIc.Schoois Committee. Mr.. Lee was as
N-ntG no service oU zoe Ordinance ana Fire
committees. Ihc rcpor If the CRY Irea-
'Dirt showed bgl8uce on hand - Of Janu-
20! ol>t Of SIS 331 y, and 70 date (Febru-
ef' 5Jl II -joSi9 Gj. The Council re-
lrIttd back 10 lHe Committee on Public
Buildings scheme fOr tbr erection OF Il new
su4ltpoX hospital. Appropriations 10 the
aH unit n Sll.327.S0 were made by vote Of
the Council.
N0'hwg tr1usprcd during the session
A''Hs reference 10 The reported offer OF
WiilO- supposed 10 rcDrc.cnt General Ma
none to buy tie citN'> 4i0 shares Of stock
I'D tae Atlantic, Mississippi and Oaio rail-
I'id. The Finance Committee had been
previously authorized 10 act, however, in
re- ara 10 the disposition OF the stock. II
'Itgrd, on The best auiD0Iily, that a pro-
Io''lOn Ia, certainty been made 10 buy the
"hole u the sock. H. the session LAST
n'SM Cd DE Cagncll the chairman OF the
ihWce Committee. Mr.. Held. lnlimsled
,"'' 'he c!iy rate Of trXuiOn for the next
- j.. ~ ieir would bc reduced from Sl.7j 10
sI''l on ipe 500 valuation Of property,
"h'ca NAV have iuplied the les,cning OF
~N'l'n Dy the transfer II the guaranteed
i4.if'sa sock in question.
i,r report % Toe president OF the Board
" heiih 'hows total OF mortality during
yy,Du'iF of 81. 10 addition tO stil-blrths.
"l' Is abOui tUice - large as any previous
3ltcofded mon hly ifatb.rate. The deaths
""e a. follows: Whites-MaleS, 10 fe- |
"',Fs' II. Block Males, II; fcmleS, II. !
s,M'y0r WlngGriG last month collected |
Fi't % N The way Of tiues. Since he has |
zen 10 "fficc-since Jul, 1st-be has col |
month.
., AZ meeting last night Of the yestry OF |
~, ~ uFs church Captain Samuel ID Pres
, e was elected 10 Oh the late John NJ. |
a apl,leI 5 place 10 thot body. add Mr.. Samuel
iiyI'e was cleo ed TO succeed the same |
church.
prominent gentleman OF this city has |
instructed bis lawyer at Richmond 10 insti-
.u't sut 1gulnsi the managers OF the Pied
T ~, and Arlington Insurance Company.
iu's gentleman held an endowment policy |
~ the company, which would have matured |
"s4l wear, ia the amount OF $1,000. The |
oV!te' OF this sun is 10 discover II the per-
sou' WHO managed the affairs OF the com
ip',,y en- be nlde individually responsible |
~ ~ creditors for it, liabilities.
Ahe failure Of the company and the ex' ]
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The lee Blockade.
[.n,cLal lele.r..m % BIZ pI.patch J

-pCcial telegram 10 Ir DISPATCH
NORFOLK, Va, February 4 To-day was
the coolest tDis winter. Ice Is forming IN
every direction, and The Southern and East
erD Branches are frozen across. The Ports
mouth aud Berkely flats are covered, and
below the Hospital the floa,iDs ice = packed
entirely across The stream. The ferry to
Be1kely is frozen in. aud other steamers are
crossing the harbor with great difficulty TO-
night. The Ariel Is tied up at Der wharf.
The steamer Northampton tried but could
not leave the harbor tins morning for the
Eastern Shore. Boston steamers got In from
Baltimore to-day, and report the ice very
heavy in the bay for over 80 miles from
Baltimore. No Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Washington, or Richmond steamers are
running. Only the powerful ocean tines
can travel.
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TN BAPTIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STAUN-
Ton neutrality-suspicious. TO BE IMPORTED
TO AUGUSTA FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
Correspondence OF The Richmond D>patch.l
February 4. 1881.
Last night the meeting at The Baptist
church was one Of The most interesting Of
the series. There was a crowded house, and
the additions TO the membership Of the
church reached Scyenty-SiX. Rev. Mr.. Frost
i untiriug in he good wOk he Is conduct
iu", and has the active and earnest support
OF the officers and members OF his church.
Among the deaths acre in the last week.
which have been unusually large, is that Of
Mr.. Hugh A. Glenn, an old and respected
citizen OF the county, who was on the
streets Monday evening and died WedneS.
dav night lie was an uncle Of DR.. Hugh
J. Glenn, the California millionaire farmer.
the Democratic candidate for Governor in
that State last year. Mr.. Glenn leaves a
wife and four children, and will be buried
this evening by the MasOnS from the McthO.
dist church.
The Stanton Debating Society Of last
wear, now the Staunton Lyceum, is IN full
feather, meeting every Saturday night and
discussing live questions, which draw good
audiences. among which are numbers OF
ladies. The tariff question Is to be debated
tomorrow night. The protective feature
Will be advocated by A. c. Gordon and w.
W. BraDnaman, aud Messrs. II. s.. George
Tucker and Brscoe TamS will support the
opposite view OF the question.
Some gentlemen OF Staunt0n and the
county who aIe interested in the birds are,
In view Of the hard winter and the NOR
taluy among them, making arrangements
10 stock the county with parlridges from
South Carolina. a sub.criptiOn-liSt has been
circulated. and enough money raised to Im-
port thousand birds. They can be had
from Columbia at $3.50 coop Of fifty
birds. Mr.. John NJ. Kinney and Captain
Jonn NJ. Opie are active in The matter.
DENN
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Congress-Third Session.
WASHINGTON, February 4, 1881.
SENATE.

In the Senate Messrs. Wallace, Beck, and
Window were constituted Senate cOnferees
on the Indian appropriation hill; Window,
Davis Of West Virginia, and Wither, were
constituted cOnierees on the naval appropri-
alton bill.
The Nice-President submitted from the
War Department an abstract OF the mill
tary force OF the United States. Tabled.
The District appropriation bill was re-
ceived from the House and referred to the
Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Bayard. from the Committee on FL.
nance. reported the reiunding bill, with
amendments. He said that in view not only
OF the importance OF the subject, but OF
the necessity for prompt action upon II, be
proposed TO call up the bill At an early day
next week. The bill was ordered 10 be
printed and placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Pendleton, from the select eomm.ttee
on The subject, reported fayorably with
amendments to allow the principal officer OF
each Of the executive departments to oc'
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| bibi, Of lis assets, debts, and securities have
caused q great deal Of comment here.
II Is announced that the ordination Of
the Rev. Nc. Gregort, minister IN charge
OF Epiphany chapel, Ia priests orders win
take place on the 22d Of March proximo.
B'shop White will Of the same time pd-
minister The rite OF confirmation to candi-
dates at the chapel and nj 81. Paurs church.
The mercury dropped three or four de.
ereS below the freczing.polnt last night.
To-day the sun Is shining splenddIy, the
air Is genial, and the ice is relaxing.
TELEPHONE.
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SANFORD'S CATARRU CURE.
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE FOR
CATARRlI.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, CATARRHAL SOL-
VEN r. ana IMPROVED iNHALER. wrapped I'm on
pa,k kaye. with full dic ions. ana sold ny all drug
pi,ts tor one dollar. Ask for SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE.
From simple cold OF influenza 10 the rOtiing,
slOughing, aud death Of TIE senses Oi smell taste,
aud hearing, this great remedy Is suarrne. Poison
OuS mucous acCumulatiOuS are removed, the entire
membrane clcapSea. dsinfccied. sooihed. and
healed constitutional TIvales checked, the blood
purified Of catarrhal poison. deepcned in color aud
strengthened ~ life giving properties. Thus. eX-
lernally and internally. IN accordance with rea'On
ana common sense, doe. hi great, economical rem
ey work, instantly relieving ana permanently Gu
ring .he most 4. ggaSaci On dangerous forms 0t
human suffering.
GcncraI Agents. WEEKS & POTTER, Boston.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
nv TELEGRAPH TO TIE DISPATCH.

coNGRFS>IoNM-A PROPOSITION TO
ABOLISH CERTAIN TAXts-DEATH OF A
Observation-Disclosures BURNED
INSURANCE OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH AT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BURNED At
DOVER, DEL.-TnE PENNSYLyASIA SEN.
AToRIAL acknowledgements OF THE
UNITED STATES MAIL IN LOUIsIANA-AT-
TEMPTED ASSASSINATION At NORFOLK;
THE ICE MISUNDERSTANDING FIRE
on ASHLEY RIVER, SOUTH CAROLINA
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS on THE IRI.H QUESTION
THE SOUTH ANGLICAN wAR-OTHEK
FOREIGN ITEMS, &c, &C.
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GREAT SENSATION ~ A MISSOURI VILLAGE
SUSPICIOUS ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A LIFE
INSURANCE PRINCIPAL.

! GREAT SENSATION IN A MISSOURI VILLAGE
| SUSPICIOUS ATTEMPT TO COLLECT LIFE
| INSURANCE PRINCIPAL.
| MARYYILLF, Mo-, February 3.-Thc vii
| lage OF Fillmore, in Andrew county about
| twenty-five miles distant from this city, was
| thrown into a great excitement to-day upon
| the eXhuniug e what was supposed TO be
the remains Il James RiggiD, which had
been inferred there few days before. In
consequence OF the supposed decayed con.
dltiOn OF the remains The coffin was not
opened at the time OF burial.
Riggin, vino was engaged to be married
to young lady Of Andrew county, left
suddenly one day for The far West. but be.
fore leaving insured hi> life in favor of his
AGED mother. He purchased ticket for
the Petite coast and arrived a. far d his
Journey rs North Platte, on The Union Pa
cite railroad, where. il is alleged, be stepped
from The tram, entered closet, drew a re-
vOlver, and put an end to his life. His
brothcr-in-law arrived on the scene, aud,
il is claimed, took charge OF the body,
Gathered together the effects OF James
Riggin, enclosed The body in a coffin, and
snippfd The effects and be remains by way
Of ~. Joseph TO his mother ut Fillmore,
whore tue coffin was inferred amid the tears
of many sOrrowing mOurDerS. Application
for the insurance was made TO the company
wh0 had issued the policy. They COM
mcnced an investigation, which resulted in
the cXhumIng Of the coffin at Fillmore aad
the disclosing Of the fact that there was
nothing 10 the coffin but simply sand col
lected from NebraSka's fertile soil. 1t is
claimed t0at the remains Of james Rlggin
were actually placed in the coffin; but If
that be true, say The DETECTIVES, tbey must
have been stolen therefiom while ea route
to Fillmore. The case is a curious one, and
1t Is shrouded IN mystery. The belief OF
many here is that Rigein Is not dead at all,
aud that he has been practiclng deception
IN order 10 get the life insurance.
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WHAT 1rr skin and scalp Dis, s.es hut the esi sence
OF nitFsal humOr ten time, rlTre iicult ID reach
ana cure. which ADats in the BIZ q ann oilrT 1DLls,
u, ,troy ng the delcdc machinery OF hc aud iilng
M body win foul corrapiiOns wncn burst Is sOug
the Kin ~ loith,ume erupli0a.g
CFTWTRA kE>OLNENI. t5r new hlooa-puffer.
internally. tCIItI RA, ttilclua lcliv, - ke'i by
ihe UIICrRN MEDICINAL. AND TOILET S0AP eN-
trrnaly. have uerfDrmei IN" most miraculog, cures
u vhiHg. >c1,v aud ~tfo alous Humog, ever re-
corded ~ VA dicIl annals.
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CuTICURA REMEDIES are prepared 10y WEEKS
& 20 IEI., Chemists and Druggists, $50 Wasnug-
ton street. Boston, and for SAFE by an druggists.
Price for CTIlCURA. medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
80 cents; iar.e boxes, ~. tUIICURA RESOLNENT,
The new blood purhor. ~ per bottle. trTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAR. 20 cent. tUlICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, ID cents; Ia bars for
ndrbers and large consumer, 30 cents.
N motied FREE on receipt If pric,
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SALT-RilEUM.

SALT-NUEUH.-oiu. Mcdonald. 9542 Dearborn
stree, Chicago, grftfuiiy gcSn0 eledgcsa cnIe Of
ait-Rhpum on hfId. pc ch i1cc arms. and legs, for
seventeen years; GOt AZ 10 Valk eNrptt on hands
aud knees Tor one wear: Ioi abe % help him,tt for
eight wears; tr.cI hundreds at remrdi.-; doctors
pronounce his rase hopeless, permanently cured
by fhn lnilrnIA q mOIiug.
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The Pennsylvania Senatorship,

HARRISBURG Pa, February 4.-The
seventeenth ballot for United States sena-
tor to-day resulted: Wallace, 50; OEyer,
IS; Grow, 46; McVeagh. 3; Phillips, 3 /;
Hewitt. |; SberaS. | Curtin, /; Agnew,
|; SnOwden, |. The Convention after
wards adjourned until Tomorrow.
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Obts,aapY.

ATLANTA. Ga. Februl ny 4.-Hon. Daw-
son A. Walker, Of Dalton, Ca, Il prominent
Republican. died to-day at his home.
DEATH OF A LEADING BALTla0REAN.
BALTINoRg, February 4.-Roberr A. Fish
er. president OF the Bovrd OF Trade Of this
city, aud head OF the welLknown shipping
aud commission bouse OF X. A. Fisher u
Co., died suddeDiy this morning OF eonyes'
ton Of the lungs; aged forty'eight year,.
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The Sensation in Parliament.
The ALTERATION, ~ Mr.. GLADsrONE's RES,
LUTON.

LUTON.
LONDON, February 1.-THE principal al
! tcratiOnS in Nj. GladstOCe's resolution, ~
| finally adopted by the House II Commons,
are That motion for urgency must be made
by a minister. who must state hi- reasons,
aud that the majority voting urgency must
consist OF three 10 Que Ia a house Of at least
| 300 members. \ modification was also in
lroduced making II clear that The Speaker
was intended 20 use the powers conferred
upon him only for faclltltiDg The particular
business which nigh, be declared urgent.
DETECTIVES ~ THE HOUSE OF CONNOXs.
TOE most extraordinary precautions were
taken in the House lat night. Almost
every door leading into the Hobbies and cor
rdors was watched by detectives. Mfr.
Forsler's office, The Speakers b0u.e, and
sir. Gladstone's private room were guarded
Dy police. The members lobby was clear
cd from an early hour, and strangers were
not allowed TO cdter for several hours.
THE noMg-RrLEEs' MANIFESTO.
The mlniic>to Issued % The Irish people
by the eXuelled HomeRuler, in the House
deuOuncc The conduct OF the House, but ad-
wise the people 10 keep wiihiU the lines Of
constitutional action; is signed by Mr. Par
addressed 10 the Irish race at home and
abroad. Previous to its adoption a sugges-
ton by Mr.. O'COnnOr Power was discussed,
bur neeatiyei, that the members should 90
10 Ir, lind 10 address and consult their con.
,ituenl,. Mr.. Dillon viii 90 to Ireland FOR
some days.
THE SPEAKER MAKES 4 RULE.
In the House OF Commons today The
Sneaker, on taxing the char, read q state
ment that be would Use the authority en-
trusted TO him WITH circumspeetion, 50 ~
to ensure freedom Of debate and that he
would shortly lay rules before the House.
Meanw hle be VIII make a rule the practical
effect 81 which VIII be- 10 prevent a. member
who Is dissatisfied with the answer 10 q
question from moving the adjournment of
the House.
Tue announcement was received with
cheers.
Mr.. Forster rose at ) O'clock z. N. amid
cheers 10 move. second reading OF the
protection bill.
Mr.. Bradiaugb (Radicah moved The rejse-
ton OF the bill because, he said, ihere Is no
certainty that the House % Lords will ap-
prove a land bill as readily as they VIII
coercion bill.
1he Arrest Of Dayitt.
TAKEN TO TIE B0w.SfREEr POJ.lc9 eorRT.
LONDON, February a. =. h-Mlchaei
Daytt arrived in LoadoD BY the Irish nail
al Gas O'Clock thh morning. He MAS ac-
COMMANDED by n number Of police and de-
tecliye officers in plain clothes. A pilot
engine ran in front q the mari train from
Bolyhead TO London The Chester Holy
head, Crewe, Rugby. Stafford, and Wiile,.
den INTERPRETATIONS were strongly guarded
by police.
The examination Of the prisoner at the
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SKIN DISEASE.

:. ~ Steele, l. q.. Chicago, H.. avs" will say
hat before used the ttTiCtRA REMEDIES was
In fearful stale, and had given up al nope OF ever
having any relief. They have performed WONDER
tut for me, and OF my own fr,. VIII aud accord
| recommend Them
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kiNGNORM.

RINGWOG N.--tieorRe VI. Brown. a. Martha
street. PIuy.Ccnc.. Il. , cn.cd by tuiicura Renee
die Of e hhgwOrm hnnlnY. got AT the barber.
which prta al all over the car, meek, and face and
for ,iN y,ir, resisted an sinds OF treatment.
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ECZEMA RODENT.

FCZENA EOpFNr.-I. u. Drake. 30, agent f0r
iiaiutr & BrOher-. DETROIT. Mich, gWC, an a.ton-
ishing account II his ease eczema ROdeuth which
mad been treated by consuitaiioa ~ physicians
without benefit. Il ynich speedily Shb!ed To The
tuucurk RrmrdiD-.
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The post-ofiice at Patrick's Mil, Augusta
county. Va, is discontinued for want Of a
postmaster. The papers go TO WaynesboIo'.
Thomas Z. Tardy, Jr., is appointed post
master at Hot Springs, Bath county, vice
James A. August, moved away.
Judge e. z. T. Moore has announced his
intention OF resigning his position upon the
Supreme Court II Appeals OF West Virginia
within few months.
Mr. l.. q. Watkins, commissioner, sold at
public auction last week tract OF land ut
Black Walnut at Sl3.25 per acre. HalitdI
record.
w VILLAIN Il. Jackson, a prominent citizen
OF Loudoun county, is dead; aged sixty.
seven. He lived near Gofesyille.
The residence If Mr.. w. j. Compton, In
Halifax county, near Dry burg, was recently
destroyed by fire.
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