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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-26

81 HOPE ! HAVE BLOWN HIN IN Two"-i
IMPORTANT WITNESS SUMMONED.


WASHINGTON. February A.-During the
reading from the stenographer's notes OF
Yesterdays testimony In the Mason court
martial to-day Mr.. Bigelow arose and said.
"Mr. President, desire authority to send
10 Ohio foi witness"
The President asked who the witness
was, and what was expected to be proved
by him.
Mr.. Bigelow stated that the witness was
J. C. Robinson, late major Of the Seventy
eighth Ohio volunteers. Continuing, Mr..
Bigelow informed the Court that he ex-
pccted 10 show that the accused was a pri-
waite in that command; that under the
name Of Charles B. Mason he served brave
" and faithfully, and that at the battle OF
Raymond. Miss, he was severely wounded
in the left shoulder by the accidental dis-
charge OF his own miiskct.
Mr.. Bigelow said upon this being proved
he would introduce medical testimony
showing that by this wound the cervical
nerves were shattered. This, he said,
would be shown to have produced mark
ed change in the temperament and DISPOSE
ton Of the prisoner. The Court ordered
that S,.bpana issue for Major Robinson.
James Woodward, a turnkey at the Jail
ttslllltu ildt tie Nur llNN'ut ~ 'h' S'As -
the time the shot was fired.
udge-Advocate Brown questioned Mr..
Woodward as 10 his visit TO Guiteaps cell
immediately after the shot was fired. The
witness testified 10 the assassin's practice
Of Standing at his cell window to watch the
soldiers.
Onthc cross-eXaminatiOn Mr.. Woodward
described Guiteau as "quaking with fear
after the bullet entered the window. lie
also described the peIforation made by the
missile I'm the asSaSsin's coat as 1t hung
against the wall OF the cell.
Captain William =. Graves, Of the Second
artillery, identified the accused, and re-
lated the circumstances attending the plis-
oner's surrender. He testified TO Mason's
exclaiming. 81 hope | have blown him III
two"
first-Lieutcnant l.. +. {. Richmond,
second artillery, reading from notes which
he had made thirty minutes after the occur
renee, said that Mason, approaching him,
exclaimed 81 hope have killed him. l
do not know whether j have or moi" The
witness also said that Mason directly told
him: 81 did il. Tried to Kill him. Lieu
tenant, | surrender myself to you. am
NOT coming out here to guard God-damn-
ed assassin"
Dir. Bigelow, stating that he intended TO
call Lieutenant Richmond for the defence,
waived cross-eXamination.
For several hours Of to-day's session
Nason's wife and baby sat in the room adj
joining that in which the court sits.
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Forty.seventh Coners.s-rlrs 81
WASHINGTON, February %, 1882.

ttnf-sE 0F
Mr.. Reed, from the commune on Rules,
renor,ed , resolution for the appointment
Of a select committee OF nine, 10 which shall
no referred all petitions. bills, and resolu-
tjons asking for the extension OF suffrage
70 women and the removal OF their legal
NJ Wouk raised a point Of order that
pnJor The rules the resolution must lie
o' ,r,o o" sneaker oyerrulcd the point Of or
der and the resolution was adopted-l15
IN S5. almost a party vote.
A. Stenbens. OF Georgia, from the Com
Mite; I on Coinage, Weights, and Measures.
ranorted a hill TO authorize the coinage OF
silysr dollars and fractions thereof OF the
mi, s,,nd,rd value on the metric system.
n n5 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
Mr. Money. OF Mississippi, from the
Committee ON Post Offices and Post-Roads,
renorted n bill TO provide for ocean mail
service between the United States and
FOREIGN norris. Printed and recommitted.
At Los the House went into Committee
Of the Whole Oh the post-oilice appropria-
ton bill.
An amendment was adopted that there
shall be no more official stamps printed,
but that all correspondence on official BUSH
ness shall be transmitted in penalty enve-
lopes.
A considerable discussion ensued over
tbe motion TO strike out Of the clause APP
propriating half n million dollars for ne
cessary and special facilities on trunk lines
the words "on trunk lines" so as TO leave
il in the discretion OF the Postmaster-Gen-
eral to secure special facilities on any line.
The amendment was rejected without .
division. The committee arose and report
ed the bill to the House. The amendment
authorizing the Postmaster-General, in case
OF the sub-Ietting of mail contract on star
routes, TO declare the original contract for
ieitcd and 10 enter into contract with the
sub-contractor. was agreed to-ll2 to 10.
The bill then passed.
The House at 5:1j adjourned.
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WHEELING, ". Va, February 24.-At o
O'Clock this evening the large tlint-glass
manufacturing establishment Of Hobbs,
Brockmicr & Co., in the southern part OF
the city, caught tire, and was almost totally
destroyed. There was n scant supply OF
water. The fire caught on the roof-tm-
bers, near one Of the furnaces, and spread
with marvellous rapidity, wrapping the en-.
tire factory in Games before hand could
b. lifted ~ stay the destruction. The es-
adjustment IVES one Of the largest OF the
kind I'm the country, and its wares are 10
be found IN the markets OF nearly every
civilized country. Between four and five
hundred persons are thrown out Of en-
ployment. Tine loss Is large-probably
$4,000; insurance, s2i,000.
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ceipts, 500 bales; gross, 4,44s bales. :FnsSr,s
s sii.Ss@s ,n March s1 sII77@sii7s; hpIi,
sii.o5@{ii.e6; May, si5.i9@sl2.i5; June,
sl2.2a@Sl2.3O; July, s12.46Gdsl2.47; August,
&l2.6lMSl2.6 september, Stz.l76cfl2lS;
October, sII.6tldsli go; November, sil.47D
alias: December, 81 l.5oGesi l.52.
The Posts cotton-Tarket report says: Future
deliveries at the hrst call sold ll-loO TO 3-i00
d,rrer. The second and last calls showed furthef
Improvement Of 6-l00 Ia 7-lOO, and after The call
the inquiry WIS brisk enough n enable sellers 10
obtain still 400 TO J-luO higher prices Then
the demand fel, of, and sellers had IL give say
few points. This led ~ \ revival and the sales Of
the dsy sum up $4,000 bales. The market closd
erm, March 10 september Inclusive 20-iO0 -
23-l00 higher than yesterday. The chief buying
has been for covering; but a, usual, specaIa-
tors profted by the movement and helped oD the
Advance
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-Ali trans daily except suHday-pa1eenger uaia
connecting 1t West Point On Tussd, y. hurs1tays,
and saturdays with steamers for baltimore aud
the North.
frngnt train leaving Richmond az $40 A. u.
viii have passenger coich attached.
Train No. Al connects NJ Eurkeyilie with SOS-
folk and Western railroad for fdrmyiNe, Lynch-
burg, and all southwestern points
Train No. 90 Through passenger stops ~ All Sta
lions. connecting at Sutherln's with Million ana
-utlerin Narrow-tisuge railroad for Milton ~
salisbury with Western North Carolina raIlroaA
Tor all points In Western North CarOlius; at Char.
railroad for all points In The south. Southeast, aad
Florida; ut Atlanta for all points South and SoIta
west.
Train No. 30 Through passenger ard MALI stope
at all stations, connecting at sutherlin's with Mil
ton and >uthertn's NarrOw-baugo railroad to-
Milton; at Aulnla for all points sOath and SOUTH
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia ana
Augusta railroad for Columbia. Augtl,.,, saysu.
nah. and Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive az Richmond a.
1876 L. W., SEQ 4. NJ, and 1896 Z. A.. and from
West Point 1t lO:yo 4. VI. (Passeng n, aud el0r
VI. (freightl
PCLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Train 5u-.Sow ork and Allan - TIA MI
ington aud Danyille.
On Train 5e-l;irhmond and Charlotte. sas
Charlotte and Charleston.
All passenger trains stop at Eon Air.
Tickets sold % all points south, south. oct, ss,f
southwcst. and baggage checked through.
No lay-over checks given IN local tickets.
\. POPE.
General Passenger and Ticket Ag,Ga
T. VI. II. TALco1T, General Manage. fe IL
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A Distressing Accident.

lSpftial tCstsiahi w WV b''i"t-"@
NORFOLK. Va, February ga shock
ing accident happened yesterday at the
saw-mill of Batchelder & Collins, on the
Chesapeake and Albemarle canal eighteen
miles from Norfolk. One OF the mill-men,
named james Saulsman, while about his
work, was caught in the driving-wheel
betting and icrkcd over the wheel with
such force as to crush his brains out against
the ceiling, causing instant death. The
deceased leaves wife and several children
near this city.
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Contract for Another Southern Rail
rOnd.

CINCINNATI, o., February 2j.-The con-
tract for building the gap Of fifty miles in
the Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas rail-
road, belonging to the Granger system,
extending from Arcadia to Shreveport, was
to-day signed here by the contractors,
Mcssrs. Rogers. Rexiord d James. Of
New York and New Orleans, whose Office
is at Shreveport. The road is to be COM
pleted by November |, 1882.
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Tho MissisainpiL cxcCs.

SKIPwITH, Miss. February 25.-W. I.
Anderson, who has been working for The
last few days on the worst places in the
lcyce, reports: 1--WE can stand all the
water coming. The reports OF high water
and the condition Of lcvces in this part OF
the Mississippi bottom are partly unbound,
ed. Ben Lomond levee, 30 often reported
broken. remains intact
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Cot On-Spinners' ShOrf-Timc Move
ment-Eoss Of Russian Steamer In
the Black Sea.

co d u-SpinnerS' SnOrf-ttfnc move
mentions Of Russian Steamer In
the Black Sea.
LONDON, February 2j.-The secretary OF
the Blackburn COtton-Spinners' and Manu-
fatures' Association, which includes Black
burn, AccTingtOn, Darwen, Washington,
and several smaller towns, has received
twenty-nne replies to his circular pro-
poslug short time. OF these twenty-three
are favorable to the movement.
A dispatch from Constantinoplc says the
Russian steamer Neste has been sunk In
collision in the Black Sea. II is said all on
board persisted.
Burning Of an English COttOn.Miii.
LONDON, February 2j.-E. A. Har-
greaye's cottun-mill at Patrlcroit, Lacan-
shire, has been destroyed by fire. The
loss is $4,000. Five hundrd hands are
thrown ont Of employment
The working OF the Land Act.
LosDoy, February 25.-In the House OF
Lords last evening Lord Salisbury stated
that the objects OF the committee appoint
ed to inquire into the working OF the land
act had been misrepresented. He said II
would neither try land commissioners nor
seek to repeal the land act. Any change
must be in the direction OF redresslng the
wrongs Of the landlords rather than di-
minishing anything which the tenants may
have acquired by the act.
The Dday NeuS points to the significance
OF certain remarks OF the Marquis OF Lans-
downe. who is no votary OF the land act.
He pointed out that a committee, formed
mainly of landlords, was not likely to be
regarded as a very impartial tribunal to
Investigate the working OF an act devised
I'm the interest OF tenants.
Irish.EngIish ParIiamenfarians De.
bate on the COnstabuiary Act.
LONDON, February 2j.-The House OF
Commons went into Committee oil the sup
NV at 6 O'Clock last evening. whenthe irish
members seized the opportunity to attack
MFR. Fosters administration OF the CO.
ercion act on discussion OF the vote for
the Irish constabuary. which was ultimate
ly carried by vote Of 1873 to Ia. The sit
ting was prolonged until 800 O'Clock this
morning. ~
The Nihiiist Trials.
JoSnor February OLA ST. Petersburg
disnatcb saws. ain the trial yesterday
Isnieff declared he prepared tho dynamite
used in the mine at the WINTER ralace, but
did not know for what purpose IL was In
tended. Emilinoff declared all Inc state
ments OF the deceased GoldenDurg 70 be
untrue, and that General Meiikon when
at the head OF affairs was I'D oiiect COM
munication with the Nlhlliss through
lady. Thereupon the Minister OF Justice
ordered protocol 10 be drawn up on this
important point"
An Embargo Oh Russian Vinchaks.
ST. PETERsBuRG, February o.-The
Herald says precautions have peen taken "a
prevent henceforh high RUSSIAN puohc
servants from taking the liberty OF discuss
ing matters OF State policy on .heir own
account. II Is hoped this authoritative an
n0uncenent will induce inc Ioreign press
and especially the press OF Tue ne,sspornt
Empire, to cease using hosti'c ah" ohehsi''
.I--ol-.. .Sa.Aus Aass..1.
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TELEGRAPHW NEWS
20 THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

News and Gossip-Firs In Pnias-
kj County-Thc Mayor OF Roanoke Wound-
ed-Conkline's Nomination ms Judge OF the
Supreme Court--southern Railroad Mat
ters-Condition OF the Mississippi Levees-
Cotton supply OF the Worid-rhc Nihilist
Triais In NJ. Petersburg English Cotton.
Spinners' Effort for Short Time-Loss OF
Russian steamer vcste In the Black Sen
Destruction by Fire OF an English Cotton
MiII-Irish AHairs-Russinn Onicials Not
60 Discuss Matters OF State Policy, &c.
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How COnkIing Treats His Nomination
as II Supreme Judge.

UUIcA. y. V, February 25.-Mr. Conk-
ling will not be interviewed. His friends
can only say that the nomination by the
President was q surprise to him, and he
appeared, 20 far AZ there was any appear
ance at all. to he averse 10 acceptance.
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General Hancock.

Especial telegram To the Dispatch.I
LYSCHBURG, Va, February 2j.-Gcneral
W. {. Hancock was in Lynchburg for
short while to-day, en- route from the South
to Washington, to be present at the me-
mortal services Of President Garfield.
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'rIlE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BALTIMORE AND ALL POINTS NCRTA
TUESDAYS. TUESDAYS, AND >ATUG-
DAYS
FROM RICHMOND AND DANyn.LE DEPOY
VIRGINIA STREET,
Al 2:4J L. Al.

Commencing THURSDAY, December Iss, ~
safe and thoroughly comfortable passenger steamer
HAVANA will leave West Point on arrival Of thu
Richmond train IT ESDAlS, 1HI RSDAYs, sas
SATURDAYS, arriving In Baltimore abort ~,
A. NJ, and connecting with all trains norfbwpL.
straight tickets 10 Baltimore. ~ 90
ltould trl'''''. VIC
Nlt.'l- ~
Statc-isOOms and Berths secured on sppllca,,Os
from steamers cabin plans.
For Tickets. 1lme-Csr and all iaformsil o.a
call on \. ". CARRIER K Co, the Ticket Agat
AZ the Richmond and Danyiile depot, or G unisI.
signed. \. POPE
General Passenger and Ticket agent
no 80 No. Tenth street.
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TIL sJavor of Ronuolxc Stabbed.

LYycHBUEG, VA, February 25.-Mayor
Ward, OF Roanoke. was severely stabbed
in the side this morning by John Connell,
a house and sign-painter. Council was
arrested and held to bail in $1,000.
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The violation u any Of natures laws
brings It's warning by the feeling Of dis
comfort. Exposure viii induce colds,
throat-diseases, consumption, tc.; all Of
which give warning by troublesome
cough. Use DR.. Bulls Cough syrup In
time, and remove both the cause and effect
Of your dtc2raert.
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APuIaslei-COunfy Blaze.

LYNcHBURG, Va, February 25.-The
storehouse and Office Of the Bertha Zinc
Works, at Martin Station, in Pulaski coun-
ty. was entirely destroyed by fire yester-
day. Loss, $4,000. No insurance.
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DICHMOND. FREDERICKsBURa

III AND POTOMAC RAILKOAD.-Sciss:VLA
81 hDAl january y, 1882:
800 \. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strcet station dolly stopa
Only at Milford and fredericksburg.
500 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-otrcct station daily tex
crpt Sunday.
500 L. VI, leaves Byrd-S rect station daily.
400 l.. NJ, Accommodation for Ashland, lcarts
Broid-Streti station daily lcNG.ps
Sundtysl.
ll:2s \. NJ. ani,Cs AZ Tyrd->treci station daily
3:O4 L. NJ, arrives Al Byrd->trect station daily.
makes no local stops.
GAS l.. NJ, arrives al Byrd-Sirect station dai,,
(cAcept sunday
s:3i a. NJ, Accommodation. arrives at BroAo-
Street station daily tcNcept sunday.
G. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Agent
T.. I. u. MYERS, General Sul crin'endtnL N ~
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by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, February 5-Noon.-Stocks mode
ratcly active. Money, per cent. Exchpige-
Long, ass short, 4s9i.. state bonds dull. Cow
crpmonts frmer and generally unchanged.
Er,ufn1 Excnange, 4S5. Governments
steady; new IS, lUl1; new as, ll4g BID; new
As. Il7l. Money, 6@2i. per cent. states mac
dive. Treasury balanccs-Coin' tS3,1oS' currency
S4,7fg. ,,.
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Total Visible supply OF Cotton.

NEW YORK, February 25.-The total
visible supply OF cotton for the world IL
3,12i, 100 bales, OF which 2.457, 0l0 bales are
American, against 2,926, 450 and 2,40I, 098
...le, l.sylst.,,s,y T.. ~.
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4 'IOlIr.

FIour-Wc auote: Fine. s4ds4.5O; extra, 1913
MS7: surerine, sGGsG.25; common superhnc =
80: common family, S7@s7.50; choice family,
5000.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY, February 20, 1882.
SALFg-FIRsT BoARI 10 shares Norfolk and
Western preferred lB. O. at so, 10 do. at 49h; 10
shares Petersburg Railroad stock al 2St: o shares
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
(common) stock nj 72k: As shares Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad stock at 20; 10 shares Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad stock at 81; 1000 Pc
tcrsburg Railroad bonds, Class Il. ut SO; 1000
Richmond and DanvIlle gold 6's at 104.
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad stock at "a, 20 do. ut "a 20 shares
Norfolk and Western preferred n, 49,, 20 do. ut
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NEW YORK BASK STATEMENT
NEW YORK, February 2J.-The weekly statement
NJ the associated banks shows the following
changes: Loans decrease, s3,62i,4O0, specie de-
crease. S3,7252OO; legal tenders decrease, ecof,-
300: deposits decrease, SS,t 96,SOO; clrcul ,hoh
increase, 50 /. 100: reserve decrease, s2.5o5,3oO
The banks now hold ; l,i33,015 less than legal
requirements. ,,,o
BALTIMORE, Februry 25.-Vlrginia s., con-
soils, 60: second series, 3d.; new lO-4O's, 49,.
Bid to-day.
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CENTRIFUGAL SUGARS.

(,HAMPAGNES.
Just received,
G.. II. MuMM's DRY VEEZENNY,
JULES MUSMS DRY NERZENAI,
GEORGE GOCLET IN. DRY v,
POMMERY SIC DRY VIZ,
GEISLER DRY VIZ.
JULES MASON Nmerican-hDest manufactured
aud very low,
WERNtR's EXTRA DRY a;
feel CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. February %, 1882
SALES.
WurNT-Red, Sc bushels mixed. prime, al
81 rs: 30 bushels amber. prime, Il La.
CoRN.-Whitc, lo2 bushels good Al Soc; IL
bushels good 1t Sic.
OATs-lOU bushels winter at nc.
COTTOS.-Ou Quotations: MiddnS, ll4c.; low
mlddling, IOac.
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AND PETERSBURG

DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD COMPAN Com n,eDcing
SUNDAY, January 22, 1859, trains on die rOae
will run as follows.
LEAVE RICHMoSr-sOurH.
1915 y. 81, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes througA
connections for savannah. btope
only AT Petersburg and he.ar
80 \. W., THROUGH MAIL, daily, conDect.
Ing for Raleigh, Charleston, IA.
Rusta, Aiken, savannah, and JsrI.
sonylle. ss29ps at shops, Che",et.
tween New >orh ana tharieton o.
lo:o2 T.. a., NAL daily. makes through con.
necuon for tharleston, savannah.
audJacksOnyille. stops At Dt.~ryS
Blum, Centralia. and Chester. PLl.-
man Palace SlrcyinR-(drn bclo,sS
Washington and Jacksonville, ~.
ola this train.
! 500 {. W., FREIGHT, daily except sunday.
G:l5 \. NJ, FREIGHT. aailS except euBdAy.
LEAVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3:55 4. a.. FAST MAIL. daily. Stops only ~
ga T.. w.. 1HRoUGH MAIL, daily. connecting
With Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for All pO.nis Eass
and West; also making connections
with Chesapeake and Quo railroad
for all points Nest. This tra.z
Stops at Manchester, Chester, aB1
Ccutrild. Pullman Slc,per th;l.
train between Charleston aud Mes
Ga A. NJ, MAIL, daily, connecting daily tx.
cept sunday with tie RichlDoDd.
fredericksburg and Potomac raii-
road for the North and Vet stops
al Chester. Drcwry's BlUn, and Geo.
tialia. Pullman Palace sleeping.
Cars bctween Jacksonville, fiS-
and Washington on tAis trlin.
$50 \. ~, FREIGHT, daily except uuday
i3 L. NJ, FREIGHT, daily except SUNDAY.
\ direct four-hours connection ia made belSesn
S GSpS az a1d N9IiS 5a Y &oS gS iS9s Ees
All trains leaving Petersburg VIII siart from to-
App' nattoN depot. 4. Ii. Milne,
Il
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CWTTZER CHEESE.
- SMALL SOUTHAMPTON HAMS,
SARATOGA CHIPS, -
UNDER WOODS DENILED TURKEY
HAM &C.;
MAPLE SYRUP, In half-gallon cans;
FRENCH PRUNES, In two-pound lars, and
SPANISH OLIVES, by the gallon.
For sale ~ JOSEPH NJ BLAIR, GROCER,
IL 10 $40 Main street.
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7 YDlA L. PINKHAMPS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINTS
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.

II will cure entirely the worst form OF Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation aud
liberation, Falling and Displacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and IS particularly
,dapted to the Change OF Life.
II will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
In all early stage Of development Thetcndency TO
cancerous huors there Is checked very speedily by
It's use.
IL removes fsntness, iatulency, destroys all
craving for stimuiants, and relieves weakness Of
the stomach. II cures Bloating, Headaches, Ner-
yous Prostration, General Debility, sleeplessness
Depression, and Indigestion.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pain
weight and backache, is always permanently cured
by Its use. II will at all times aud under all eircum-
stances act In harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure Of Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compounds unsurpassed
LYDIA Il. PINKHAMs VEGETABLE COM.
POUND is prepaid at 233 and 236 Western ave
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, u; six bottles for so
sent by mail In the form OF pills, also In the form oil
lozenges, on receipt Of price, 81 per box for either
Mrs. PISKHAa freely answers all letters Of In
quiry. Send for pamphlet. Address NJ above
Mention this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA y. PINK
HAMS LIVER FILLS. They cure Constipation
biboIsucss, and Torpidity OF the Liver. Twenty
ase -...- - w.. Sols ~ 80 sIlSsssts.
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steamer Manhattan, Kelly, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers. G.. ". Allen Co.
steamer y. W. Eyerman, smith, Philblc'phE.
merchandise aud passengers, j. W. McCaFrick'
agent.
steamer Ariel, clifford, Norfolk, merchan'iiS.
and passs,nsers and United states mails, L.
Tatum, agent.
Schooner Henry Williams, Wilson, City Point
light, Curtis & Parker.
SAILED.
Schooner Howard williams. IIyer. Providence,
coal, Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad Company.
Schooner Cox & Green, Franklin, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad Company.
Schooner Henrietta simmons, Godfrey, EiiGa-
betbport. ties. Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooner George &. 4. Travers, Mitchell, James
river, light.
Schooner Kate McNeIaara, rrayers, Baltimore
ria fh.ckahOEiIny river, lumber. Curtis Parker.
Schooner Eddie, Harris, Norfolk, empty barrels,
Currie K Co.
Schooner Helen, Williams, Norfolk, empty bar
rels, CUrrie * Co.
CLEARED.
Barkcntnp Harriet 6. jackson. Bacon. Rio Janci-
rO. -four, Han all Creushaw Company and Gsll,RO
Mills Manufacturing Company.
MEMORANDA.
BALTlMoRE.-Clearej cath: Schooner Bengal,
Lewis, for City Point.
Flo JANEIRO.-Arriycd oith: Rark Mary iros'
(B.l, Williams from Richmond, Va.
PORTLAND, ME.-C,nred 23d: Schooner NJ
u a Cleave@ Atwood, for Richmond, Va.