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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 2S.-Eo0D.-Stocks si,one.
Money on can sac per cert. Fxchange-lons,
9sX; short 99A. State bonds duh. Governments
1" Er:ntnq.-Money. soc per cent. Exthanee
nOIninslly unchanged. Governments strong ,nu
higher; new 3's iOd; new 4a,o,,na1' iidrsr and
second cl1ss) advanced 10 SGS4; virginia o. trN-
matured coupons advanced to 19a' WINE Tue 'e'
ferred issue declined 10 As.
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK, January 2S.-Tte Post. in is foam
cial Article to-day says: ~ the STOCK thci'ihge
limited States bonds firm ut full recovery from
Yesterdays decline. which appears 10 have betD
forced for the purpose or getung r'unu loL on
bonds which were IN The market for sale. halro!d
nonds are irregular hat 2e orally lower. TpX15
Pacific land grant incomes are exceptionally sir"rg
and are up 10 79i and Dec and sprin yield second
incomes are 50 mp !. the o''er ana cnolc'r ID,
yestment bonds are scarce In M market. ara
ma uralIy enough In Of the rcfur dug q the
public debit are firmly held AZ what, EXCEPT for The
success Of refunding, would he ricardo" as
alternate strong aud heavy In Tho FIRST
hour and n half with the result OF Tower
came strong and prices advanced h@2 per cent, The
latter Wabash common and preferred when nave
sold at sos ana 9Sla respectively. me DINER noti-
bly, strong stocks have advanced 10 the 10 owing
| hxures: Kansas and Texas 10 4!'s, iron Mountain
10 6iH, Union Pqcic 10 1928. western Union Irls-
graph 10 ll7k. colorado oOal 20 As, d., l. and ".
to i24l. Delaware ana Hudson 10 iv73, jersey
TenirrI to 93sI. Lake shore 10 1925. Yo,k
Central to 1913. Nor Pacific To .95% 81,
|
| yer and Rio Grande To 95s, and Canada
| southern TO S7h. The Granger stocks were
W. ak In he morning but have been steady and frm
! since the market turned, but without important
change In prices. Central Parinc has RANGED be-
| tween s9l, ana 907s The domestic loan market IL
gravitalng toward lower rates. and now per cent:
is fn quotation for call lOanssccur q by approved
stock collateral although nsny old loans are SUI
| standing az per ent. On the United STATES bonds
The quotation is 394 per cent. Time loans are "a
| M3L per cent. on the best c lateral. Prime mer
camille paper Is 4lld5h per cent Market for Tor.
| eign exchange Is fsnly active and very firm.
| The following quotation; were current, TO day:
! United States 4 per cents. ll3s asked; United
states AZ per cents, 1929 bid, ll2A asked; Ne"
Jersey Central, 93a; ONO and MISSISSIPPI, 43S
Erie 500: Michigan Central. l22's: Hannibal auG
~. Joseph, So: Lake shore, l3Z4; Northwest
1919; Iron Mountain. 6lA; Rock Island. 80; ~
Paul, lI91s; WABASH, ~. LOnis nd Pacific, 49&
Wabash, 81. LOUIS aud Pacific pref fred, Ola; Kan
sas and Texas, 473: Western Union TeegraDb
Il7a.; G. G.. ana !. g., 25s; Pacific Mail, 54A
Union Pacific, 1924.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, j ,nuary 2s.-Virginia IS. ole, 80
deferred. 1871; cODsos, 80: pasl-due coupons, 03
new l0-40's, 51t; lO.4I'' coupon, SO. Bid To-
6av
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souer made no remarks, bat Father Resfner
addressed those present, stating mat La
chance admitted his crime. The prisoners
body underwent horrible contortions, as u
he died bard. Lachance In October last
killed Miss Deslet because she resisted MS
improper advances, and afterwards threw
the body into well.
The Wrecked steamer Weddrfngton'
HALIFAX, N. s., January 2S.-Work pro-
crosses favorably and as rapidly as possible
by night and day on the sunken steamer
Weddrington. A considerable quantity OF
corn and sixty bales OF cotton were taken
out Yesterday, leaving about hall the orgi-
nal quantity OF cotton In her.
A Victim Of His Own Neglect.
HALIFAX. ". s., January 2S.-JOhn Lnrer
was instantly killed In mouding.shop,
being struck on the head by the end OF
boiler, blown out through his neglect 10
keep water in the boiler.
Tho war in south, Africa.
LONDON, January 2S.-News received irom
the Tr,nsyaaI indicates that the Beers bave
taken up position in the DraSenoerg pass,
which il among the last OF the steep ascents
leading TO the plateau. They have permitted
General Sir George p. .Colley, whose pro-
he commenced TO move, to advance unmO-
Tested through some Of the worst places IN
the mountains. but their position will enable
,bem IN await an encounter when his troops
arc f,tioued through travelling, whilst the
Roors will have behind them comparatively
level plain through which, In the event OF
defeat. they being nearly all mounted, can
reirrat much faster than the British can ioi'
low. The correspondent OF the Times, at
Durham. SAYS: The Beers are anxious to
know if General Colley has terms to ofier
them. Pretoria has provisions which could
last a month. The town Is deserted, bur Is
covered by the guns OF the fort. The coun.
try around Is patrolled daily for radius OF
six miles.
General Foreign Notes.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 2S.-The victo-
rious Lieutenant.tieneral Skobelof has been
appointed general OF infantry. and theCZar
has conferred upon him the decoration OF
the order OF st. George.
PARIS, January 2S.-The Senate has passed
bill granting subsidies to merchant ship
ping. which will shortly become law.
LONDON, January 2S.-The Daily Ne,os
This morning saws: at has been agreed
that fair measure of time has been given
to tie debate on the first reading OF Mr..
Forster's coei cion bill, and that 1t might
well be concluded this evening. The hour
at which division Will be taken must de-
pend on the resistance Of the Irish mem
a,ers, but the division will be had during
the coming sitting"
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, January y 1t Is
now considered certain That the Egyptiah
cotton crop will exceed the first estimates
| by about 80 per cent.
ST.. PETERSBURG, January 2S.-NeWs from
| Elrequez Of the 1871 instant states that I'D
the sortie OF the 10Th the Turcomans cap
tured 60 prisoners, HON they Immediately
murdered. The Ashkadad Turcomans cap
turad and killed 100 Persian raiders.
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publican side would call for the previous
question. This met with general approvil
upon the Republican side, though Few
members declined to feel bound by The ar
rangemeDt.
Mr.. Cox, Of New York, chairman Of the
COMMITTEES on Foreign Affairs, reported
back the resolutions calling on the Secretary
Of State for all information In his depart
ment In relation 10 the Halifax nsberies
award Of S5.500,000 paid by this Govern
ment 10 Great Britain, and especially tnat
relating TO the alleged fictitious stutis'ils'
&c, perjured testimony imposed on .ne
arbitrator, and on which evidence ,he
award was made; and also nv To whetner
this Government has taken any Steps 10 pro
cure eerihcation OF the recently pup
listed statements OF Professor hinu'
Adopted. A.
Mr.. Townsbend, Of Illinois, from the
Committee on Expenditures In the Navy
Department, reported back the resolut'o"
calling on the Secretary OF the Navy Ior III
formation on the subject of torpedo expert
menis.
Mr. Wilson, OF West Virginia. reported
from the Committee on Printing a JOINT
resolution for printing 10000 copies OF tue
sneciaI report OF the Commissioner OF Agrl.
culture relative 10 he diseases OF swine ana
other domestic animals. Passed.
Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois, presented Pc
tition signed by 10000 persons on the SUD-
ject OF the postal laws. Referred.
The morning hour having been dispensed
with. the House, at 1890. went into Com
mit,ee OF the Whole orr. Hunton, OF VIZ
giuia, in the chair upon the private caien'
dar.
The first bill on the calendar was tnat 10
MACE Mark Walker on the retired list OF
the army, which, after some discussions was
laid aside for favorable recommendation.
The b II for the relief OF Mrs. T.. L: Page,
widow OF Captain Page, OF The United
States navy, who resigned in 1861 10 90 WIN
his State i'm secession, was then taken up.
Mr.. House, OF Tennessee, made an eio-
quent speech in support OF the bill ana 10
deprecatiOn OF the continuance OF sect'onai
feeling and bitterness.
Mr.. Hooker, OF Mississippi, also support
ed the bill in speech defending the leaders
OF the Confcderacy against the charge OF
such treason as that Of Benedict Arnold.
The bin was opposed by Messrs. Bragg OF
Wisconsin, HawIey, aud Reed. IL was
finally laid aside for favorable report 10 the
House:
The committee then rose, and the House
without action on the bills reported, ad'
jOurned.
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col i' Il. scs ss 80 isrd So. wst &c:
iubricating. sUenbv :; aeroeas. i3y.. csso. sas-
ion.
locts tsinsens, s0c.; seneca, without top, $50
80 Soda. Sal. 1x@2c., in kegs xrxi,sh scdr. SEE
SDiysts TsrDsnttss: 65c
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
! Lemons !. Msss,ns. s4as4.5O = boy:
Oranges: Sour, $3.50: sweet, ssGtb60
box.
Bacon. shoulders. skc.: clear rt-sides e5c.'
r.s9ed SC; vrs,nls v snoaIas's. nA.ss
Inse s,oes i ieh :asa''e''s'' i'''' 'A' nm
saessts: PANIED; two hsops' h.5o@si.7s
Broo~s: TWO strings. si.25: 'hree strinss
tl.502t2 so: four strings. e22291.
ltc.: good 70 prize. l5alec.; LssuASrs leS
I5MI5xc. q D.: half-boxes. he: tslov. lac.
Chssss Prime cutting. I4tGioc.; nortbsrn
and western prime cutting J2ai1 s,a. eo Ion
Fisi: tIerrings-North Carolina sross. $3.50
barrels, $3.50; No. q. in barrels. $3.50 NJ. 3
mackerei. t5.5o@s6: No. /. In kits. sl.' o; No
Lard: prtrne rarrsIs and nerces IOac.; bsf-
barrels r lose.: tubs, eg@9.c. for New York; 90
oHc. for cnoice Baltimore. ,,..,.. *.
tlerces. zee barrels, 27c.: genuine go.en syIup
ss@t5c gallon: Sew Orleans stars prime % eoS
S S@ from l, sers Soc IaG sack .'O's' Wv
SuaGr: Crushed, Olec.: poudered l09-: Sraa-
eslcd. lo@l04c. "a. 94a DC: eas,; extra =
o0sD: Common oeo7c.; best wasnias, 7.etass
toilet. 10000: aud fancy prices: country: See.
Tscs: Eack 25@to'.; imperial 29S7o gun
Hides. Leather. ke.
Eides. Wet saned. sd9c.. DRY ss!ted i2d'o De
dry sint. l4Mls Sc: green. SAGE;
L,other: Rough leather, 23@SOc.; flushed = bar:
ness leather, 30640c.; finished upoer 3Ot &c.
finished kips, 50@75c.; neinock soles' 2OA2oc-
Iron. steel. Nails. &c.
Iron. American ceuned. Od DomlgioI var,
G-IOc. a n. for standard sizes; English soa
American sheet. ~ 5ac. Swedes' hsnlihere"' '@
Eaiis: ora DomInlcn.s3 for standard sizes for
100 kegs. An.
Rope: Manila. best, 1870: iute. shssc.
LIQUORS. wines, &c.
Aks. Scotch, best brands, pints e2@S:Z.25 =
oV Bran dies Domestic al25@s2: mutt t:ieS
si.4O; apple. new. sl.75&tz; old, s2'zo@fS
Virginia peach. t2@t25O. 81, A
OH; Virginia mountain, new, 81 7,1f2 'lo'
f36$3 and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. sl.ZoGeZ, lmvorIso' &c Jaw
Ee,o England Rum: 81 .6o@sl.6O
Rsctiasd WhtSxevs: Market active and higher
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber: White oak, el3@slS LOU:
Wrs.,in Virginia poplar. tl4nfz5 . l'vuO.
boards 40, market stiff; dry clear, tl2 sic.
and IN demand; oist. f9@sl II. ACCORDING 70
lengths. Shingles Pine. tl.7o(ot2.0o:, tNptess
six-iuch, S66&t p 1000. Laths-Sp1t u sa"eu'
VI 75N.sl ~ q l 600 .,,e.ce~
Starss: Whiskey-barrel timDerGreen slhhts
| I 0Oo: seasoned S2O6os20 e 1000. tIOur'ir rro
| timber S40f7 p I,UOO. FlOur-baTr.' pole SO
| SO. hogshead-hoops. zoe. > bundle.
Powder Shot. &c.
Fuse. Toys mining, s5@sl.l0 loe fses
POtoder: go ny the me kegs-'esA tnsa c"
| kegs 81. so: blasting, 80 l5@t3.SC,
| Snot. Northern. ~ a bag 81 - ms
| (y~.nistsnes IA1GiAc. %.
| Seed.
| CIOrer : S5.506S6.
| Orch0rd Grass fl.JOdfL70.
! TimOthg: S3GS325.
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Death of Mrs. John Janney.

IIOuuOun MIlpfsI
Mrs. Alice Janney, widow OF the late
John Janury. Of this county, died at the
residence Of her nephew, Mr.. {. L. Janney,
in Lce,burg, on Wednesday morning last,
in the eigniy-first year OF Der ace.
She was the daughter Of the late Sampson
Narmaduke. and was born at Sbepherds-
town. W. Va, on the 20lb OF February,
1900. She was married TO Mr.. Jdnney on
The 10Th Of January, 1926, ana therefore
died on the ffty-ffth anniversary OF her
yedding-day. With her husband she re-
moved to Lees5urg Immediately after her
marriage, where she passed the remainder
Of her days on earth. At the time OF her
death she was the oldest commitment on
the registry OF St. James church, Lees
burg.
MIS-. Janncy was in all respects most
excellent woman, whose death, though not
unexpected, VIII bring sorrow TO many a
heart that in hours Of distress and afillctlon
ba. been soOihed and comforted by her
kindly minstratiOns.
The funeral toDk place from st. James
Episcopal church Thursday morning, Jan
uary 9th, at ia O'Clock.
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Does Farming Pay


We learn some interesting aud Instructive
iae,s In regard 10 he profits realized by Dir.
a. +. Bizzell, OF Laurinburg, on his farm.
aud which we produce for the benefit OF
those who believe that farmingswlll not
pay He cultivated fifty acres IN cotton
with three mules; has enriched The soil 10y
The use Of wood ashes Qast year hauling 1t
seventeen miles). coitOn-secd, and muck;
has not used bur fifteen sacks OF guaDo on
SINCE 1875 He gathered the past season
oV'z's pounds OF infection, or sixty bales,
weighing 900 pounds each. Besides Ibis he
We'ueed 600 bushels OF corn. 800 bushels
VI poldoes. and packed 6,000 pounds OF
pofS' he could have realized. at low
prizes, on these crops atone. over $4,000 IN
essb-oyer 81 300 to each mule. How Will
.la. 10 Tor acpuntry that is good only TO
em CRATE fromy"
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The Cow pen. Monument.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January 27.-The
eom@ltiee have fixed Wednesday. May lltb,
As The day for The unwilling OF the Cowpens
monument at Spartsnburg, ). c. Wards
efonze statue Of General Daniel Morgan.
provided by an act Of Congress. will SUR
mount the column. Governor Hagood has
invited the President and Cabinet and the
governors OF the States TO be present.
GENERAL II. l. Hunt, United States army,
VIII, by invitation, command the military
pageant, aud Lieutenant Daniel Morgan
taylor, United States army, descendant
u The hero Of cowpens, will act as adiu-
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Yitl,mond 9ispatfh.
sAruRpAY'''''''''ANoA1i - 'e0''
The New Assessment.

.,oou,,crce II the Richmond plspa'en.l
x,rsoS COUNTY, January y, 1881.
nn,n,ete returns Of Messrs. L. IL.
Inc ID Joseph II. Shcl,on, assessors Tor
leuus % show the total valuation OF real
this eoS s"r 1850 10 be 81, see, 164 IL; total
es,s 's,,on Of real estate, rs per assessment
If 1870, s2.oee'ec2, r....,.., "
=. immersion prevails. we understand
y" >omc Of our citizens that the 'a'e
seno '',,,en, Of the lands and lots OF Tue
$50, So, shows a decrease IN the vs'ue oil inc
eoun'} me county proper. and a marked
lsnu' ~ In the value OF town property.
ln ' n ,ncortect. 4 statement oil tue as
1D> a. compared with that OF 1870
se>, rg.sSd IN The Enterprise OF the Slh m
puv"' shows the total value III lands, lois,
s''n,r ',Idio,s> for the entire county TO be IN
sno Sn 80, - s85. 49,, a. againSt S260l.9 il IN
Nv ~ increase Of $50, 196. The agere-
80 ,oUn lois and buildings in 1880
ga.. ., M s2Ss. 29O. and in 1875 S27i.6SG-
>U'". .c SlS6ji; thus showing the M
me- - the hndS OF the county proper,
","t.o ~ tho town limits, 10 he so, l42.
o, ,.ts si6.223 is in the eastern district,
~ 20 oIo IN the western district. The re-
' rS We before stated, i, IN our opinion,
sU..iI,,,b,e 10 both town and county. We
.u'',"hli.h The figures for the purpose OF
~ ',,,rSc,lng The misrepresentation referred to.
(Aneghany Tribuuel
p, che res~essment by Colonel Samuel
,-',.o,,,er II is asccrtalncd that the valuation
- ionfs ana lois. with the improvements
'p.reon. in Allegheny county, Va. is 1924. :
.S,tt The teaSses>ment of 1873, with lm-
s-,yeooenis added up 10 the wear 1880,
iro'onnred TO 81 266 329s7. Il will be seen
49, ,se above figures that the rtassessmeht
,:dnce> the taxable values OF the county
sSil. SO4.7G. .,,,.,.
Tnc valuation Of The lots and buildings IN
cor,,,,,on i 81. 400 o.. The same for the
,nun ~ Williamson Is S1S,7j6.
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The Late Geld weather and the Their
mOmcters.
fFarmyilie Journal


Mr.. Ednor,-IIaving heard that gentle
man worthy OF the highest regard as a
scientific man had laughed at our Farmvllle
thermometers for gong down so low at the
close OF the old year, requested a friend
IN NottOway who has admirable thelmome.
tiers made by Coselle, London, and tested
at Rew), md has been regular observer OF
weather, 10 give me an extract from MS
record. He /, Mr.. George Dunn, an Eng.
lshmaD, residing at the former residence OF
DIR. Campbell, at Notteway Courthouse. L
append his entries. PAUL WHITEHEAD.
January "a.
Thermometer Observation-Disclosures !:
December 20, 1880, Of sunrise, in shade four
feet above ground, 15o above zero; laid on
snow, lie s. above zero. December 3Oth,
at sunrise, In shade four feet above ground,
- below zero; laid on snow, 80 below
zero. December 31st. one quarter OF an
hour after sunrise, 100 below zero; laid on
snow, lSo below zero. January l, 1881, |
A. NJ, laid on snow. 10 below zero; at Z
A. NJ, 10 y below zero.
Gu December 3lst the thermometer on
The snow was rising rapidly about IL 10
i've minutes), the sun shining on IL. IL bad
therefore probably been down 10 10 or 200
below zero ut sunrise.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIDAY, Jannal
Country Produce

Country produce.
Apples: Grcen-From 1925 to 1925 pc, barrel
besstot &c zoe. n D.. H.. .
Buttsr: Prime TO choice yellow, 25c.; fair 70
sO Corn Meal: $4,000 p busne for country; e'''
' DIED Fruit: Apples, 264c.; blackberries, &c.;
cherries. l2aloe.: raspberries; 20@22c. m
Dressed Poultry Turkeys, l0Ml3c.; ducks, 10
@l3c.; chickens aud geese, s9l0c.
f Esai Prime live-goose 4Oa45c.: coramon.
Fia1sssf 81 p sashel' ,, oman o,. ,.,v,,-
" Oats: Baled, sI@Sl 10.
potaiotS: irish, s2.25@s2.oO barrel; 1000
Roots ts:" Ginseng, sllo@sl.sO oh. Seneca FEE
Dr tops, Ace. g N.
Lard: Country. &c.
Roe: 75d SOC. y bushel
Ssmdc: Prime. 15c.
ShuckS 70ds0
BaLsd Strato: 65G175c
TIiloso: 50g5kc. - 70. 800,
WOOL: Washed. 400 42c.; unaasned. 25d3Oc.
BURY wool will bring from 20 Sc. y 70 less nan
Cement. Lime. Plaster. arc.
Cement: Rose dale: sl.40@ti.50 p barrs'
James River, sl.30@sl 40: ,
Lime: Agricultural, 6CG Zoe. p busnel; Rocsand'
si.i5@sI.Z0, according. to quantity; Jointer
innlshinsj 1925; Glenn's Falls, 81. ..,.,...,
plaster: Lump. ~ rs; ground, 50; calcihed
rlaster. &1GO6l$l.75:
Tar: Large size. $3.50.
Dry Gooes.
Pyfnts: Merrimack. 61fH.: Merrirsck snirtins
&c.; Richmond. GSc.; South Bridge. t.1c.: racine.
7c: Sprague, &C.: spragne Shirting, otc.i
Dunners, sc; Aliens. 6fc.: Manchester. q.
WASHINGTON. 6hc; Mallory pns &c. , maoay cur rar
7c.; Simpson Black, ssc.; Harmony, 5sc. Ash
''I Bro 9' Coitcns: Manchester < A., 6lc. Man
chester "A A.. A., &c.; RSkbricee a. X
r. ea.e.; James River .: o.; 9*s; sames h,ys.
! River Standard A ID. d., &C.: Graniryille : X
r.. 6; ';rsni.sville - =. " w; poS1hs s
Broion Shsetfalgs; PepperelI lo-A' 2Ssc.; An
BisseAsd Satrtta0s and sssetsrss; New Yc,l
Mills ag Tc@:q frai. II he Loom, os For
restdale. &C.; Hero =, sSs Pelham, Saine
bang, 7,tc Hope A. &c; Es' Ds a. sc'' 80
"Giaoxams..PianIet, Zoe; White ManufAetur
n Tiet. Geass,ors A.: 4, he. Cooss,css 2; G
1sc ccn Sssssso C. e Isl oo's'''sa ff'
Sairting Stripes; Sheridan a. sc'' s"e''
sross. .Sr.n,; s,sn,.ssv,.":. Sc; STARK, sse
Dsnims: Jewett City, llc. Boston, &c.
Cotton. Piatds: Ottawa, s'te.; Toledo. ssc.
Old Virginia. %.
Corset Jsann: kocsp n, &c.
0amtrtes; Fla, Fold, &C.; Paper 10
Drugs. Dysstuas. OILS. ss.
49, .s:so =: .'', sss;.,s.. , 81. Of %.
0ockiasai: S0c. y u. SEES
SnFfse x LSessSSSa' i'~ b.
! 0sis: iinsesd.o csc; machine. si&sl.TS; spers
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SANFORD's CATARRH CURE.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
RAPID, RADICAL, PERMANENT, COMPLETE
TREATMENT FOR 81.

Rein at the BEGINNING. Cleanse the nasal pas.
sages. Remove the mormd coats of rolting ava
dead It's ue Work upon these surfaces until the
disinfected soOtbed. and healed. Then you have
allacs ed and removed the cause. Meanwhile by n.
ternaI administration, drive from the biood me
when all this Is faithfully done, Cartarrh Is con-
oIiered, YOU are cured. -
SANFORD's RADICAL CURE consists OF one Dot-
tle of the RADICAL CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one Improved Inhaler, all wrapped
i'm one package with treatise aud directions and
sold By all druggists for 81. ASK Tor SANFORD ;
and economical treatment in medicine.
General Agents, WEEkS POTTER, Boston.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH To THE DISPATCH.

coTTON.MILLs BURNED IN WORCESTER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PROCEEDINGS
NO ELECTION YET IN PENNsYLvANIA-
A TDREE-THoUsAND DOLLAR sAFE-RoB'
Berry IN TExAs-A MURDERER SEN
TRNCEp FOR TWENTY YEARS - THE
oLEARY WALKING MATCH IN NEW
YoRK-AN EXECUTION IN CANADA WITH
THE THERMOMETER AT EIGHT DEGREES
BELOW ZERo-A NEGRO MURDERER PAYS
THE DEATH.PESALTY IN GE0RGIA-DE-
sTRuCTivE FIRhs-THE ELECTIONS IN
sCoTLA<D-THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR.
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Marine DIsaste

WASHINGTON, January 2s.-Tbe signal
corps station ut Chiucoteague, Va, reports
TO the chief signal officer as follows:
Schooner ID. Ellis, before reported ashore
from Rockand, Me-, bound from Norfolk
for New York, has bilged and will be a
total loss, except the sails and rigging.
which may be saved. She has cargo OF
corn. The captain and crew were brought
ashore by the crew Of the lile-saving station.
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rnou.rrisburr DendiOck.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 2S.-The eley'
entb Intellectual ballot for United States
senator was taken to-day. 1t resulted as iol-
lows Oliver, 60; Wallace. "a; Grow, AZ;
Hewitt. 3; Agnew, 1 ; MacVeagb. 2; Baird
4; Phillips, ,. There were but IT'S mem,
hers present, many having paired and gone
home. Adjourned until tomorrow.
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CUTICURA.
~ T l G u r A q.
ASTONISHING CURES OF ITCHING, SCALY
AND sCROFULOCS JUNIORS OF THE
SKIN, SCALP, AND BLOOD OF chill
DREN AND INFANTS.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are simply elegant to use
They appeal to mothers and parents WIN great
force From infancy 10 old age they are equally
succf ssful, safe. and Unable. CUrICrRA. MedIcl
nal Jelly, arrests disease, calls away dead SKIN ahd
fqsh. ailays Inflammation. ifching. aud irritation
soo,hes and heals skim Diseases, aud scalp Alice
lions with Loss of Hair 1t reprOdnces and beautl-
fes the hair. CUTICURA RESOLN ENT the great
Blood Purifier, ceanses, puriies. and eradicaes an
chronic and hereditary humOrs. CUTICURA ME-
DIcINAL TOILET SOAP, prepared from CUTICuRA.
,IeanseS, soothes. and heals DISEASED surface,
wbifens fresht ns and beauiifcs the skin beyond all
praise. II is an elegantly perfumed Toilet, Bah'
ana Nursery sanaliye.
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The O'Leary Contest.

prcurs LEADS ROwELL's BEST RECORD BY
TEN MILES.
NEW YORK, January 2S.-At noon TO-DAY
Hughes had accomplished 45l miles IN the
O'Leary walk, beating RowelPs best record
nearly ten miles. Howard sun poIu' Tue
second place but IS weakening, apparently,
from the effects Of entertaining. Cox ana
Vint are struggling for the third place, ana
both are in good condition. Both accom-
pli,bed their 430th mile at the same lime.
Krobne and Albert are fresh.lookiag'
Phillips. the colored man, shambles along
apparently in pain, while Campana drag'
along fifty miles behind him.
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Destruc,iye Flames at West Point. Ga'
COttOp-Mills Burned.
Obituary-Arrest Of n Criminal.

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
NORFOLK, Va, January 2S.-Cap'ain
Thomas j. Minler, a popular steamboat
man OF this section, died at his home IN
Berkeley to-day.
Nicholas Reeves (colored). who is wanted
in Suffolk for a terrible outrage, was arrested
in Portsmouth to-day.