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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

-Fire-b brick and fre,eiay in lots to
suit at M. c. Crosbys7
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

The increasing popularity Of the
cooperative stores Ia England has
furnished the text to Charles Barnard
for a brief article IN Scnbner for
April, entitled The Shoppers REBEL
ion. He points out the effect which
this successful English movement has
already had ON tins side "f the water.
and predicts a more thorough revolu-
non in the present relations Of shop
per aud shopkecper.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

+ ME, SAND, BRICK. PLASTER, LATH,
- Cement, and all materials in my line,
furnished to order.
Ec-Speclal attention paid 10 Furnace work
and Ranges. Cistem work warranted good
or no pay.
ss-Agent San Juan and New Tacoma Lime.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-04-06

Orders left at the Occident Hotel. or at my
Warehouse, foot Of Benton Street, promptly
attended To.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIE2 DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL-
WAY Stations Will Ilsssc rracnsp sisfet
st the jackson House. or At the Fashion stal LA
and leave orders 10 be called.
W. II. SWEENEY 1 CO.,
Bus Prcpriesefs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28

EUREKA LODGE. NO. IS. r. & A. II.
rINHx STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu.
Il reks Lodge. No. l6. r. l. A. NJ. will be
held In Odd Fe.lewe' Kali Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members OF sistor lodges. and sojourning
brethren in good standing. are cordially invtt-
ed TO sttend. EVAN JONES. W. NJ.
ALEX. D. ROCK. Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28
DIR. MAEk GEE.
Chinese Physician.
OFFICE E-Chinstown, North o'Neii street. A
fow doors below Clark

TN. MANE GEE HAS IATILY AssocIA.
IL ted himself with 0 member Of the medi.
cal fraternity recently from Canton, China.
who has had 90 years practice as royal physt.
clan. This doctor has choice medicines only
known to the highest medical authority IN tho
old country, which effect the most remarkable
cures. All chronic cases of bntt males and
females speedily and permanently cured.
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureta. Feb. 81, 1881. feb a2-Im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28

BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. Z. X. OF p,
NIEETa EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
lyl month, at 7:S0 O'Clock p. NJ. at its CASTLE
Hall, in the Hickari. Foley building.
All Brother Knights, III good standing. are
fraternally invited 10 attend such meetings.
W. Il. DAVENPORT, O. O.
O. H. CApY, Z. OF h. and Q.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28

THE REGULAR MRETINes OF THE
Armory hall, on THURSDAY EVENING Of
zach week. Any person desiring information
tu regard % the Onion, can obtain the same by
tween tbs hours os q aud o'clock =. ~, daily.
A. C. BIsHoY. President
a. N. CAxpsxlx., Secretary. spiy.tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-28
MEDICAL.
DIR. 8 SPINNEY g. CO.
No. IL Kcarny street,
FrREAT ALL CHRONIC AND spEcrAI
j Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

VINO may De sunerfng from the effects of youth
ful follies or indiscrefions will do well to avail
themselves Of this, the greatest boon ever laid
ut the feet of suffering humanity. DR.. Hpfn
ney will guarantee to forfeit Ave hundred dol,
lars for every case Of weakness or private dis.
ease Of any kind or character which he uuder-
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to sixtv
who are troubled with too frequent eyacuatiof,
OF the bladder, often accompanied by sliobt
smarting or burning sensation, and q weaken
ing OF the system In a manner the patient can
not account for. On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found.
and sometimes small particles of albuman will
appear, or the color will be of & thin milkish
hue, again changing to q dark and torpid ap.
pearance. There are many men who die On
this difiiculty, ignorant Of the cause, which IL
the second stage Of seminal weakness DR.. q.
Will guarantee perfect cure in all such cases
and healthy restoration OF the genito-uriusry
organs.
ofHce Hours--10 to 4 and G to 8. SUNDAYS
from 10 to II A. II. Consultation free. Thor.
ough examination and advice, S5.
Call or address DIR. 4PINNEY co..
No. II Kesrny st., San eisco,
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,Ritl,mond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH %, 1881
PETERSBURG.

,ocr ma -PERs0NAI.--TBE LAST oF
w. VIZ "srAR COURSE PROPOSED STATE
'rxo,y.stHooL CONVENTION - RELIGIOUS
,-.,-renrc1i0N OF ASSESSED VALUES
r,su yoe 7uE sorrnsrDE COUNTIES.
,..,.senee Of the Richmond Dispa,chl
t'"'' MARCH %, 1881.
~, q =. pe>hasor, an old and respected
.,,.,or, d,cG yesterday OF hcart-dlsease. He
S beeu unNell for some time, but bIs
nav 81. unexpected and quite sudden.
~. ,ro. about sixty years OF age, aud leaves a
hmiN u,.r,so, ono NJ the oIdos,
.,.'-'os and physicians Of Prince George
Gu is revoried seriously III.
'' w.. caroline Courtney, wife OF Mr..
~. N. Quickc. aud daughter OF the late
J'H' y Alien. II Richmond, died yester.
1''' .'.c- \ pfoiracted and painful illness.
az, J,hn Il. Cough delivered the con-
90" lecture Of the "Stdr COURSE" pro-
eD' ".'II me Young Mems Christian Assoc
W., .. The Academy Of Music last night
Gu crowded as.cmblage. This was his
%. .,,eiraucc herr since lSi7, when his
NJ .i,ce addresses created - much inte-
bN.f 3eXritemt nj. During that year ana
It'' ''.,,oa, wear nc delivered three hun.
'a' a.lrf,,cs in Virginia. Our star
ar ,toash engaged at heavy expense,
c''f .,,ce,.f nl IN all reSocc'S. AT the
,,,,.g comes out a little ahead in a
-',susrs view.
meeting 81 lie pastors and sunday.
go ,,o,kef> of this city will be held THIS
,,.1..oc 20 confer in reference 10 a pro-
,'...4 >,s.c convention Of Suuday schools
,.I.b.IG here next fall.
'n..,',.. '.e past week there were sixteen
.....r, NJ The Market-Slreet Methodist
r,..l,..i church. The revival meetings
i,,tu.,.e by Rev. Or. Edwards are con-
,.r,,.l p,rb.ly. with large congregations
,-...rf. ira 20 is apparent that the good
ia|,,s ~. brit Just begun. DR.. Edwards re-
.,,,., ,yp-e,,ed The belief that we were on
,t..y..f @ .lol' revival ana OutpOuriDg
Of ,ae Hoy >pir''.
H.. Ur,.r.> Court j. engaged in hear
,,- ,.,lirl,iou> iol rCduc' zen 81 The new
i,.e..>,.d value on Suudly pieces Of real
r.,,..in f.e ci'y. There are nearly hi Of
,te.r ..rHclli1us 10 Ue heard ana argued
er,t. ,.rf.eut fern Of the court.
Meeting Of the Fish aud Game AS>o'
l,.ro pnwidGic county held Yesterday
q, oil. elu,'-hoU.e committee was APP
..li,..I DID,. mike lnphcItiOn Ia tbU STATE aud
I.,..I SAFES Commissioners for ~ many
,or,, .s4i g., 'hey can furnish, 10 be plac q
IN l. Iffle No.t0Way river, near MOTTO
~ Courthouse. thl> spring, with view 10
.,..,... '.,I.Ycr ana il tributaries with
I.a Tl, IS he most desirable point al
Vlahtl distribute tntm, u IN this event
b.re,a'-oi Lunonhurg, NoiioWay. Bruins
wick. pmcHiie. Grecl>yllle. Sussex, and
Southampton counties VIII be benefited. 10
ibi, connection it may be stated that The
Cudeace> are promising for a good run OF
,hsa n fae Aroomat OK thl> season, The re-
,ui oi ibe Il cling OF a l1rgc aumber Of
y,uu. f.l 10 car river three wears no.
ROBIN ADAiI.
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LYNCHBURG.

IMPRESSIVE ORDINATION StRVlCfS-UNITED
SIIFS DISTRICT COURT-RAILROAD MAT.
TErs-Ps,GoE CMLED-FEDERAL OFFICES.
I,ore.lo14,uce Of the Richmond Dispa CHI
MARCH -. 1881.
\ very ia'9c congregation assembled IN
-. Piuf. cUurch Ibis morning TO witness
the ordination 10 pTeSt'> orders OF Rev. +.
;. Gregory. In The chancel, in addition TO
the higbt Rev. Bishop OF the diocese. We're
Rev. /. y. Carson, Rev. j. II. Williams,
Rev l.. ". HUBBARD. Rev. +. ;. Greg
Oiy. and another clergyman. After the
morning services. Bishop Whittle preached
most abe and earnest sermon from the
tex the seed are the Word OF God" set
ting forth the duty Of those who preach the
gospel. Then followed the ordination SER
vice. which was very impressive, closing
With the imposition Of hands by the Bishop
and 2l thc clergy present, and The presenta-
ton II a copy OF the Bible ~ authority 10
pTccn-ine whole concluding with the adj
mi1.(ntlon OF the communion.
The United states District Judge
Alexander Rivcs rcsldpg-convened here
lhl> morning in >em.annual session. Occu-
Wig- for the first time it, new quarters in
Ilolcombe Hull. There WAS noticeable
on. Judge RyeS delivered quite a lengthy
charge to the grand jury. touching specially
on the alleged corruptOnS Of Marshal
LewI>'s officials. At the present writing
the Grand jury are out celebrating, the
Only business vet transacted being a rule
entered a-oiu>, George j. Flier, one Of the
commissioners. citing hlm 10 appear to-
morrow morning and show cause WHY he
,houlin not be- removed from Office for is-un .
warrants without oath and contrary to law.
communication from Major J. W. Dam
icl iu one ~ The city papers ibis morning
proposes the building Of 4 nari OW-gauee
railroad from Lyncbburg 10 BI0Okneal. Oh
ihr border II Campbell. Halifax, and Char
lore c0un'ts.
Major Fink. general manager OF the At
huuc, N>-I,>ippi aud Ohio railroad, bas
received t1e plan Of organization Of the
new company. II provides for $4,000, 600
OF WdcIr, Il per cent. stock. S3.000,000 OF
common stock. and Sll,000,000 per cent.
borc'. 20 run iiiJy years. The bonds and
Nlca. 81 d, said, have all been placed, the
STOCK 40 S4j share, which insures the sue
cess 81 The undertaking. The name OF the
Toad vii De the Norfolk and Western.
The Court >ireer (colorcd) Baptist church
have called the Rev. Philip Morris to the
p1'ioTate 81 taa' cuuTcl rice Rev. Fielding
Morris, deceased. Tue two were brOib ers.
N'iar v. y. MoOrman is said to be backed
10y General Malone for the Office OF coliec.
ior % Internal revenue for tins city. Colo
nal P0UlccS denies being an applicant for
Ihe ONCE 81 postmaster. TELEPHONE.
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ON FRIDAY last. Immediately after his re-
luin from The south, ThomaS \. Scott,
through hi. leaai adviser, notified The pro-
No,'' cf Paiiadelphia'> two leading ihNtitu-
ions Of learning. the University Of Penn.
s!Nania and jefferson Medical College, that
ne proposed assisting them financially. The
proceeding, were conducted with privacy
unllI MONDAY, when the funds were formal
y maze over. Nr. Scott has endowed the
el'ir Of mathematics in the University Of
n,HiFani1, nOw occupied by Professor
h'ndail, with $4,000. Al the same time
ne gave $4,000 TO the jefferson College,
soo'OOO . The OrthOpedic Hospital, aud
S-ooOO to the chiIdren's department Of The
hlecopai Hospital. The money Is nOg at
.ne disposal Of the institution, named, and
~ 'h'ee giit> last mentioned are uncOndi-
u'nai.-PhAodeiphiQ Times.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


AFFAIRS At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL YES
TfRDAY-PRoCEFDfNGs OF sENArE-THE
REPUBLICANS DECIDE TO ELECT THE
NEW SENATE OFFICERS; II. II. RIDDLE
BERGER TO BE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liabilities OF AN EXTRA SESSION OF
CONGRESS BELIEVED TO HAVE LES
sENED-A YOUNG MAN FATALLY SHOT
BY A NEGRo--FiRE IN SHREVEPORT, La
CESSATION OF HosTILITIEs IN SOUTH
AFRICA-A BOMB SENSATION IN MADRID
4 GAMBETTA SUCCESS TX THE FRENCH
AssEMBLY-FRENCHJ JOURNALISTS IMPRI-
soNED AND FINED FOR APPLAUDING THE
CZAR'S ASSASSINATION.
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NJ. William Iliner, respected citizen Of
Iois county, died at his home on Jack,on's
fflYef, about seven miles from this place, on
saturday night last, in the seventeen year
VI hls age. He was in good health up TO the
1our OF his death. lie worked all day SAT-
aiday among his maple-trees, partook
heartily OF his usual evening repast, and re-
tifed In good spirits. Next morning one OF
lhe members Of the household Glanced to
ehler his room, where he was found lying,
as II IN peaceful sleep, with his arms folded
serenely on his bosom.- Highland Recorder,
10Th.
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BEDFORD (YA.) ALUM AND IRON
~ sPELNGS WAITER. MASs. AND PILLS.

-" Excellent tonic. .fatiye and diureiic"-
heiicii Association. Lvuesburg: Va.
Usrd with great bPneit Ia Malaria and D oh d.
theriA IS. +. Dupon. II. ID. Georgia.
Successfully u en ~ dysteDsia. chronic dlar-
rh9', ana scrofnla "-prolessOr ;. Jackson. n. d.,
UhiFtr NV PENIS lvania
. uv lnable as nervous ionic."-Iion. l. e.
Fowler Tennes. e..
re commended as a nrouhyl1cfic In inaiaiJsI dIs.
trici, ID. X FAIR Y. X. d.. New Orleans.
Mercer. VI. d., Indiana.
lepsla.H-George 7. HARRISON NJ d., NV York.
successful ~ dphiherla ana neHralNa.r-J. y.
Nfesc, VI -, N0Vth Carolina.
Excellent for certain diseases peculiar 10 NO.
men .''-PrOfeSsOr j. J. Norman. VI. ID. Virginia.
"Promnt M relieving headacbe, SICK and ner-
Iv-u,"-Hrv. f. G. Dod,ou.
led with great benefit IN Cyspepsil."-J. Nc
BalIh, VI. d., Penn'ylyanla
"Smied to bonehilis aud diseases Of digestive
organs -. F Roughion. ". y. Asoama.
eases. John 2. M,iteanr VI. d.. IL. u.
"W great curative virtue.'-ThOmas +. Rum
- ReuebcnI In uterine de-angeme aud maisri-
ous conditions &c. NJ. VAIL VI. D., OHIO.
"Cnarm Ug on the complexion, making &,
smooth. clear, soft, and rosy.r-Miss NJ, OF south
Carolina.
The prince Of mineral icAics"-Francis Gil
liam. VI d.. North CarOltnl
"mestma5Ie aS tonic and al;erliiye."-IIunier
McGuire, NJ -, Virginia.
Fine appetizer ana blood purifier III Fisher,
NJ D.. Georgia.
VERY beneficial In improving a reduced sys-
TEN bishop BecEwiih, OF Georgia.
" Invalid, here lind welcome and hcal'h."-Rcy.
John illunol late OF Loulsilna, now OF Richmond.
Va.
"iias real mert."-SoutherR Hedical Journal.
PAMPHLETS free, upon appuc alton.
Water. - per case. Mass AMI Pms. p, 80, 7Jc.,
ana 81. Sent postpaid anyNhrre.
summer season OF spring, teglus ls' June IS
per month. Address A. VI. DAVIES,
President OF The Company,
IS Man street, Lyrchburg Va.
POSf-oihcc BOX / ~.
Sodby FOLK MlLLFR& 60.
mh - Druggists. Eicnmonu. Va.
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MEMPHIS. March 22.-Adyices from Iazoo
City. Miss, say that Bruce Moore, aged
twenty. was shot twice Yesterday by negro
whom be had struck In quarrel. IL was
thought Moore would die. The negro was
arrested.
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a BRITISH CONSUL ATTACKED BY HIGH.
WAYMRN.-Mr. DE Capel Grove, the British
1oiisul-General at Havana, was attacked last
ftlday night by three higbwsymen in one
oi The public parks. Dir. Grove defended
himself vigorously and successfully. lie
received a Slight wound In the back OF the
neck,
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- ESl8grnpn

NfN fGR
NEW YORK. March o. Nooa.-SfOcks frmer'
N"nrN. . u r-- cent. rXcntt se-I .pp4. ! 49,:
SNORT 1o2r. St'ir bonds nOCerately active. Goy
ernmcnt, quiet and unchanged.
BALllMOEH.
BALTIMORE. March 22.-Nirgiuia G.. deferred
II; cp,s"ls. ia: ias -due couuors 81; new
40 To-. 1sI lO-iO's. coupons. -. Hid .O-dav.
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Cotton liurned.

SHREVEPORT. La, March pa fire In a
warehouse badly damaged two hundred and
thirty tive bales OF cotton belonging to Levy
a. Borgenbeimer. Loss fully covered by III
surance OF $4,000.
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a TANNERS STRIKE IL PROsPgcr.-Tbe
tanners OF Pittsburgh and Allegheny City,
r., paye notified their employers that II
ne,I wages are not advanced 20 per cent.
W April LIST they will inaugurate strike.
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GIaiiI.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

nor NEW YORk.-Ihe Ola urn
L Dominion Steamship COMPANY --s&-tiss.s
steamship WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, VIII sail
FRIDAY, March 25tn. ~ ] O'Clock i. Vi.
FREIGHT received until - O'Clock VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York, :I2: Storage, 50 and -.
Through bills Of ladng signed ana ROods .Or-
warded with dispatch 70 al points north. south. EAST
and west: also To foreign ports.
For freight apply 10
G.. W. ALLEN e co, Agents,
NH 23-3t GOmpanV's Wharf Rockets.
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French Journalists Sentenced.

PARIS, March 22.-Thc editor Of the Cdo-
uea na, been sentenced 10 six months im-
pri>onment and 2,009 irauc- fine; the man.
ager Of The same journal - three months
mOrslumcDt and 1900 franc, fine; the cdi-
tor OF the JdreHai 10 SIX months lmpri>ou-
mcnt and eco flames fine; the manager 81
RerOiuti0p SOCiaie 10 the same, and NJ.
ROcheforl and VI. DeIperre. the editor and
manager OF the IntrdHSigiqnt. TO LOCO
II anc> each. for aTtIcl,S applaudIng TIE as
| ,f tho C1ar
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7 lOur.

tlour-Litle better teellg. We quote: Fine,
$50 $3.50; extra. $3.50, .uuerGue, :4.jOG$f.75;
common family. tJ.75Ns6; choice or patent
family, f7.JpWSS; stanton inspection, extra,
$3.50.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP <~fs
~ COMPANY. s.s-,.lLs 49,,
FOR NEW YORK.

Tni. company vii CIspStrG one VI treir spcrr.
ste4m'Ts-OLD DOMjNI2N. WYANONr, ~ =
HAITIAN, ahc hlIHMCNI'- every TUtSl,5 p
tRiDAN and S!INDAF u high water.
ships gong norm lana al Pirr 81, No-th Tivef
foot OF Beach street. ships coming south s.i FRO!
Per 43. NDr.h Flver, foot 0s Christuuher Stree.
They hN7e Splendid saiOOEs, sAge-rooms. sna 0At,
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, aad attentions ar. :
su passed
a0in fave u View Yorz. sl2 Steerave. So al.
eS
Frelghts FOR points beyond New York forwArds
with Dispatch, 4ld no Charge made eIcent actHal e =
pens IS incurred.
freight received until 6 o'clock 2, NJ. daily
For further .Uicfa.gtlv4. NppiS "
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co, Agents
nv1e ofire Couinsnv'a wharves. PNrksits
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No Conniyancc nj The Assassination of
The gZar.

LONDON, March "A dispatch from Gc-
neya 40 the Times says :" The local aulhOrl-
ties here are exceedingly anxious Tor IT To be
known that there is not The slightest reason
to suppose that ANYBODY now or lately at
Geneva connyeG at the assassination OF he
CZprr
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The Indictment Against the Nihilisf
Prisoners.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 22.-The indict-
menr against the prisoners NicOloi. Ru,sa-
koh, Andreilieikon, Pimoiei, Mechaelof.
and the woman neSSe ilelfmlnn, will be
communicated 10 them, and they will be- al
lowed seven days for the preparation OF
their defence by counsel.
Spain.
MADRID, March pa bomb with fuse
attached. but not lghled. h1s been found in
front OF the Duke Of OS>uana'S palace.
The police are inStiiuting IN investigation.
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F'lNANt
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

TUESDAY. M1TcD ~. lkt1.
sALEs-2io old coupons at z; 1000 Virgins
l0-40S at 49S; 500 Atlanta and Charlotte I'm.
comes. ex. Tut, at S2it
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4 Ganlbeiia Success.

PARIS, March - Tie majority Of the
minister, have decided in favor II the Cabl-
net maintaining neutrality in the debate on
the Serntin De Lis'e biiI. The decision
was Communicated 20 President Grevy at
the Cabinet council this morning and will
be announced by ". jules Ferry to the
committee Of the Chamber OF Deputies to.
morrow. The decision l. considered sue
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DILL AID ELI HIA, RICH I'll aeli
4 h0HD. AND NORFOLK STEAM ssss1lsoSaxs
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TlMES A WEFK.--Uptn frthe, 40
tie the steamers OF THU Inc will make tri-weekn
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con.
meeting az Phiadelphia with Clydef ew Englsrs
Line for Fall River.
QUICK TIME-FREQUENT DEF .-RTUREs-
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily uatii Is O'Clock T.. NJ.
JAaES w. McCARRiCk
General Sort .ern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE a CO.,
General Managers,
uo2S No. IL sonth Wharvss. .niladeluhin.
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COMM EktNAL
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. NJrch -. 1881.

WUEAr-NiXcd, SIS bushels very good n Sl.2G.
Fuliz. $40 bushels very good at 1923; 30 bu.h-i.
good ~ 20.
CONSTANTINE. 80 bushes prime 1T 6Oo: 81
bu,he, very good at Jgc.: ~ pu-h'i- god a. is.
Nix, q. $50 bu.hcis very good at "sc.; Ii bushels
goDi ~ ~.
BLACK PEAS.-G bushei, ~ s..
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INFUSION or COD.LIVER OIL

ENU LSlON OF COD-LIYER OIL
IL WITH
NNPOpHOSPHlrt IiNE AM SODA
Contain, ia addition TO pGRtGND-LIVtR on.
10 grains OF ~ POpHO>PHlrESI.IAl and SODA
10 each hWd ounce.
TIN, Emulsion Is prepared by Ne srs. PURCELL,
LADD s. co.
We rave the testimony OF the physicians OF the
cry ans cIun To- rs ofc8cy In he treatment Of
Pulmonary DISEASES.
~ d Is prepared ~ this city, our patrons have
M it.facti"n If knnwlng thar IN using they can
RELY ANON rs FRESHNESS and PURITY.
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Mr.. Gladstone SubpTnned.

LONDON. March 22.-The Morning Post
SAYS Mr. Gladstone bas been SubpTnacd rs
q witness in the L1wson-L1bOucheu lIbel
case. His evidence will relate 10 the CORE.
spondeuce between the Greek NegropOnlc
and Mr.. Gladstone in regard 20 the Bulga-
rian mas,lcrcS, which CORE ppndcnce was
alleged To have been published by the Daily
TeLcarnph mn1nl hOritaiiYelN.
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTI-efzsr.,
ARIEL.
Carving United states NALL
z. &. GIfFOED, Commander.

leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,,
and FRIDAY at 81 A. VI. for abOve-raIned places.
connecting a Portsmouth with the Raw tine same
afternoon. which arrives ~ Old Point az 6:3O r. NJ.
and at Baltimore next morning in full lime tor :
4. VI. train for Philadelphia. New York and Boston.
Returning the steamer leaves Norfolk TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, ana SATURDAY At $50 A. ", ar
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The Proposed Terms.

LONDON. March pa Dispatch from
Prospect Hill to-day says: "An armistice
OF iorty.eight hours has been concluded in
order 10 terminate the negotiations. The
terms proposed are that all arms. munitions,
and other property captured by either side
during The hostil ties shall be restored; that
Transvaal shalt be granted Independence
subject 10 conditions 10 be hereafter settled
by The ROYAL Commission aud that the
Boer Government SHALL commence after the
Commission snail have made its report.
Meanwhile the British garrisons are 10 re-
main in TTansvaal without in anvwi,e in
terfering with local ai,irs. The Beer
forces will disperse forthwith. and Captain
Elliot's murderer is 10 be delivered up to
iusfcp -
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk Portsmouth,
Snithhcld, and Hampton; Washington, -. C.,
Newb' rne, Washington, an Tarh0rO'. y. g.. and
all points In Eastern NORTH Carolina: also for East
ern shore Of Virginia, Old POint. aud an regular
landings on James river, al LOWEST RATES,
and through bills Issued. l.. a. TATUN,
Sc IL Superintendent
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Pence Assured the Beers.

DURHAM. March % The Beers have ac.
cepted he BRUSH terms, including the ces-
Saiion Of war and the appointment OF a
royal commission. Peace is regarded As rs.
Surpn