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AlnluSeInente.

Frank Mayo 7o-ntght.-That eminent and
popular young actor, Mr.. Frank Mayo, will
this evening appear at Fulton ope ra house in
his famous impcrsOnation of D0ry Crockett
The piece is too wei! known TO our readers to
need any recommendation at this time, but
Mr.. Mayo announces that this will positively
be his last performance of the role in Lancas-
ter, and all those who have not seen the
play should not let this opportunity slip by
without taking advantage OF 1t.
Jchn T. Raymond.-Of Mr.. Kaymond's inl-
pnrsOnation OF the title role OF the new comedy
Fresh. tho American In which he will ap-
pear at the opera house on Tuesday evening,
the New York Tribune says " There is enough
substance In Fresh to make stand I'm the pop
uar favor and Mr.. Raymond will secure his
victory. lie is provided. in his new character,
with opportunities admirably calculated to
bring out his peculiar drOllery. This part is
chivalrous. sympathetic. and, at the same
time breezy and frOlicsome. The sentiment
In 1t is kept down with just restriction"
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TIE CHINE OF a DUl.JOK

Held Responsible for an Infants Death.
PHILADELrHIA. Feb. 2j.-An inuues:
was held this morning in the case of the
infant Of Annie Nj. Ger!lalt, who lived in
the house of DR.. John IL. Rutlcy, the doc
tor having thrown the baby in the st owe
soon after its birth. 1t was shown
that Rutlcy vas graduate of the
"Philadelphia College of Medicine, and
Surgery commonly called Paine's
college, The jury rendered a
verdict that the child died from the un-
lawful use of instruments by DR.. Rutley,
who is criminally responsible. The ac-
cused was then committed to await the
action of the district attorney.
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TIE PRICE OF COAL
The Rates for Ne,t "

Announcing The Rates for Next Month.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2J.-The line and
city and harbor prices of Goa. for
March were made public today, the
only change being an advance of ten
cents per ton on lump, steamboat and
broken for furnaces over the present
prices at Schuylkill Haven. No change is
made IN eastern prices for the present, and
the circular rates will not be altered until
the railroad companies have announced
their spring tolls.
The line and city prices of the Phladcl-
phia & Reading coal and iron company for
white ash coal at SchuyllsiIl Haven are
Lump and steamboat, So broken and egg,
s2.7o stove and small stove, s2.o5
chestnut No. 1, $3.50 chestnut No. },
$3.50; pea No. 1, sl.G5, and pea No. >,
81 40. The Earbor prices for delivery on
board vessels at Port Richmond during
March are Lump and steanboa', $i5j
broken and egg, $3.50: stove 81 40
chestnut, ..fj. and pea, $::.
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DESERVES DEATH.
Dastartlly Deed Of u Delaware Darkey.

DastardIy Deed "I "a Delaware Darksy.
WILMINGTON, Del. Feb. 25.-A negro
called Jim Loaf, alias Somers, was ar
rested at Middlctown, Del, last night for
a criminal assault upon the 14-ycar-o!d
daughter of Henry Purse, farmer, living
near Odessa. There is much excitemerJ
in that vicinity, intensified by general
belief that justice miscarried in the Neal
case. aud threats are made of summary
punishment for the accused.
WILMINGTON, Del. Feb 25.-An or
ganized attempt has been made to ly nch
the negro Loaf, but it was successfully
resisted by tic officers of the law. who
took the prisoner safely to New Castle on
the noon train and lodged him in jill
there
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SERGEANT MASuS.
Ills Trial by Court Martial for Shooting at
Guiteau.

Ills Trial by Court Martial for Shooting nt
Guiteau.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Thc Mason
trial was resumed this morning. Lieut..
Howell testified to having heard Mason
tell reporter that he had determined to
fire upon the assassin week or two be-
fore the commission of tho act, and that
he went to the Jail with the intention of
shooting Guiteau.
The prisoners counsel objected 20 his
testimony, and after consultation the court
directed that both the testimony and OBJ
iectiOns should be entered on tic record.
The crOss-examination was brief ard i'm
material in its result. Court then 2dinrrn-
ed until Monday
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CONGRESS.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2J.-In the House
to-day MIR. Henderson Oll) asked unani-
nous consent to take up the Senate bill to
place L. s. Grant on the retired list. but
Nix. Springer Ull.) objected
resolution was adopted for the appoint
mcnt OF a select committee of nine mem
bers, to which shall be referred all peti-
tiOns aski;!, for extension of suffrage to
women. The resolution was adopted by a
vote OF 115 to IS, and was almost Il party
vote. With a few exceptions the Repub-
licans voted in the affirmative, and the
Democrats in the negative.
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Balm In G5lleall.

There Is IL balm in Gilcad to heal cuoll gaping
wound:
in Thomas Eccctr0 OIL, the remedy Is found
For internal and for outward use you freely
may apply 1t;
For all puin and inflammation, You should not
fail to try II.
gold,
And by every dealer i'll the land this remedy
il sold.
For sale at II. B. COchran's drug store, 137
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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READING, Feb. 2J.-Judge Hageuman
rendered n decision to-day in tho habeas
corpus case Of Calvin Strob, \. i. Keller,
A. J. Matthias and E. S. Matthias, officers
Of the Union Beneficial Association for
Unmarried Persons, OF Reading. The
prisoners were charged with conspiracy,
but by the decision rendered to-day they
are discharged.
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Concert ut the College Chapel.

Last evening the orchestra Of Franklin
aud Marshall college gave a very enjoyable
concert in the chapel at which a selec: and
and appreciative audience was pres
ent. The programme throughout
was of uncommon merit, the o.
chestra as = whole, comprising thirteen
pieces, Mr.. A. p. Horn conductor,
showing marked improvement since
their last public performance. and
Miss Bechtold's rendition Of the Pattison
waltz song. Mr.. Biscr's solo, aud Mr..
IIerold's violin solo, calling forth especial
praise, and each receiving well deserved
cncores. Below is printed the admirable
programme in full
Concert Overture (Schullcr ......Orchestra.
TriO-Viciin, Cello and Piano, Op. Sc. No. ].
(Wohliahrp. Mcssrs. EerJlh, Smith and Mil
Flute soio-ScrcuaIc (Ti;tcD. Willie II. Ilager
Frugiingslied-Cafl- (Mcndelssohnl.
Orchestra
Vocal solo-Pa;;ison Waltz (Pattlsonl
Miss Uallie Bcchtold.
Piano Duct-Eriia! Dance. Op. ~, No. }.
(Scharwcphi) ).....A. L. Horn ond Miss Callie
Cornct Solo-Lizzie Polka, (IIartmann).
4. NJ Eiscr, with Orchestra.
PART III.
"IIeimliciic Licbc"--.;avottc, Op. 100 OtescI) }.
Orchestra.
Violin solo-Alrcn'ieasr, Op 30 (sclleuer,.
Vocal Trio-"Go 10 The one whom adore y
COSTA. Misses Ecch:old and Rohrcr and
Mr.. Ze ler.
Flute Due1-Galop Op. IS, No { Demelssc
many .Messrs. Hager and Eshleman.
Vocal soo-Lcs Ramaaux Faure )-Orch'!
accept arr. by T. NJ. Biser. Mr.. NJ. l.. Zeller.
lIochzeits march tMendelssohn). ..Orchcstre.
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i'-fL3lEI.'S DENIAL.
He Has Received Communicative sro,u
Mr. T;lNen.

He Has Received Eo Commun,c.,,,nn sro,u
Mr. T;lden.
CHICAGO, H., Feb. 25.-.t 1la.e, special
reports Ex-Governor Palmer as saying in
regard to tho announcement that he had
received from S. J. Tildcn letter 70 the
effect that he CTildeD would be Il canti-
date for the presidency il 1894, provided
Palmer would run for vice president, a.
follows: 81 have received no letter from
Governor Tilden on that Or any other sub
ject. would not for a moment entertain
a proposition Of that kind. Tho publica-
tions on the subject have been entirely
unauthorized, and arc without particle
of foundation, and wish it SO stated"
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MfHhE1H.
now YORK nlarKey.

NEW IoRK. February s5.-Flour-Statc and
Western In buyers favor and dull Southern
dull and weak.
Wheat IsVAclOw weak and unsettled No.
Red, March, 81 3IL6gl3a do Aprf1 81 33Is6D
3iA do May, 81 S30QI 34l4 do June. 81 %l%
q 3!A: do July. 81 2iizG0l y.
COrn without GuOtable cl:ahgc.
Oats without decided change.
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Yield Not TO Nlisfortune :"

Give Ely's Cream Balm Il thorough trial If
you would be cured Of Catarrh. Hay Fever,
catarrhal Deafness, or quickly relieved of
colds in the head.
Cream Balm c1fcctuelly Cleanscs the nasal
passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
sccrctions, allays Inflammation, protects the
mcnbranal Innings OF the head from addition
al colds, completely heals the sores and re.
stores the sense of taste ana smell. Beneficial
results are realized by a few applications. A
thorough treatment will cure Catarrh, Hay
Fever, sc. Tho Balm Is easy to use and agree
able. Sold by druggists at 80 cents. On re-
ccipt of 50 cents will mail n package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., OswegO, \. \.
For sale in Lancaster druggists.
flj2wdcod&w
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KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. y. 1882.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. >. 1882.
know Hop Bi,ters will bear recommended
tion honestly All who use them confer upon
them the highest cncOmiums, and give them
credit tor making cures-all the proprictors
claim for them. have kept them since they
were first offered to the public They took
high rank from tho first, and maintained IT.
and are mere called for than all others COM
bincd. SO long as they keep up their high
reputation for purity and usefulness, 1 shall
continue to recommend them-sOmething l
have never before done with any other patent
medicine. !. J. BABCOCK. NJ. ID.
felO2wd&w
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Gave Ball tor q Hearing.

George Wadle, Miller Wadle and Jacob
Wadie, of Greenland, this county, were
arrested yesterday by Officers Pyle and
Gilbert, of the Pennsylvania railroad
police. They were passengers on the Har-
risburg Accommodation east from this city
a few nights ago. They refused to pay
their fare and were put off the train, which
they again boarded and assaulted the con-
ductor. Before Alderman economy they
gave bail for hearing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

q -
PHYSICIANS attest: 'COlden's Liquid Elk
tract of Beet is particularly useful In Diph
iberia. Fever, and every depressing disease"
fc2-lwdeOd&w
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I" "lsuciluDaIba."

New, quick, complete cure days, urinary
affections, snarting. frequent or difficult uri-
nation kidney diseases 81. Druggists. Depot,
.:o!ln f. Long 4 Sons.
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ERrich's Condition.

DR.. II. L. Herr, the surgeon in attend
ance en- Peter Rcnrir,, who LOST his leg by
The ex ,,!usirn or the cannon on Wedncs-
pay. Ie!a,t> ',is patient as getting alon:,
very well aus: his condition very favorable
for ultimate recovery,
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A DJOUkNED PUBLIC SALE OF A VAL
II UABLE HOTEL PROPERTY.-ON
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1852. will be sold
corner of Walnut and Fourth streets. In the
borough of Columbia, Lancaster county, Pa,
the following real estate, to wit:
SO feet, inches, and extending in depth along
Fourth Street 100 tcet, more or less, to an alley
on which Is erected q twO-stOry Frame House
with a twO-stOrv Frame Back Building attach.
ed. a large Stable and Shedding. The house
has fine deep cellar, and under the yard is
large vault, being an excellent place tor keep
ing liquors, beer, &c. The proprietor has no
use for ice with such Il vault. Hydrant ana
other improvements. Adjoining property of
Philip Berkeley, deceased. The above described
property has been kept rs IL hotel fora number
OF years, and has been doing quite good busi-
ness.
Sale to commence at o'clock, II. H., on said
day. when attendance will be given and con-
ditlons made known by ,,,,,,,,,,,,
SAN'L Hess 4 Son, Auct'S. f25-3td
PUBLIC SALE
ALDERNEyS, ALDERNEYS.
Will be- sold at public sale at the Lancaster
Park. Lancaster, Pa. on TUESDAY,, MARCH
!, 1857, p head OF Registered and Non-Regls-
tered Alderney (Jersey) Cattle and grades:
Six Bulls (Jersey), eight Cows and twelve
lieifers; tho cows and heifcrs arc oil in calve
subscriber and will be sold as represented.
The cattle will be on exhibition ut the PARK
on and after Thursday, March 2.
Catalogues can be had on application to the
Terms: a credit of 60 days with approved
security will be given or u discount for cash.
sale to commence Mt o'clock y. H., when
attendance will be given by
S. HISS s SONS, Auctioncers. $50 n. Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa. f2l.9td
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Butter dull but firm under light supplies:
Creamery extra, i5Gs5c do good TO choice, 10
gaze.
Rolls steady.
Eggs firm
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull Refined. "a.
Whisky dull At 81 q.
Sceds-good to prime clover dnli at ~
So; do do flaxseetl firm at 81 ~.
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Hand lDiQred.

This afternoon Benny Yecker, son of B.
Yccker, of Fulton opera mouse, had his
hand badly crushed by having it caught in
the printing press of H. l.. Hartmyer in
the Footlight Office. DIR. Yeagley attended
him.
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SlOOE N 0PROv.
Stocks moderately acil,

New York, Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily bv
j JACCB Il. LONG, N. h. Cor. Centre Square.
New YORK.
stocks moderately active.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHiLADxLrHIA. Feb. 25.-FlOur dub and
dropping Superiine, 80 5V0i %: extra, 81 5O0
as; Ohio aiid Indiana tam:!y, ;G joI7 Cd.
Penn'a s. s712G6 I2M
Rye flour Ut "a 5O0I4 -.
Wheat feverish and irreg ular !; Del. and Fa.
Red at 81 300l 81 do Amber at Fl 3IGI 81
Corn 1rWer for local.
Oats 1irnfer,
Rye dull at SEC.
Provisions dull.
lard duh
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TAKE NOTICE..
i FREE FOR THE Poor on FRlDAY.-Anyone
wishing to consult n ClairvOyant can do so by
diseases of all kinds either ladies' gentle
men. such "a Cancers, Rheumatism. Catarrh.
Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, st. Vitus Dance, and
Fits Ofditfcrcnt kinds, Paralysis. Fevers and
Lung Diseases. have certificates of persons
that have been affected with tho above dis
eases. My hours arc from O'Clock q. H.,
until O'Clock d. III. fed2t3td
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An IllinOiS CITY Iu;In,lHteI

SHAwSEETowS, ILL.,, Feb. 25.-The
levee broke yesterday and the city is in
undated.
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l. Brick Dwelling on the corner OF Duke
and Frederick streets, Il rooms and bath
room all the modern convcnienccs: elegant
front yard: fruit, &C.; also, large Stable OH
rear. Will lie rented separately or toe ether,
and at reasonable terms.
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.,
.2l-4td No, 3NOrth Duke street.
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RAN INTO 4 LANDSLIDE.
Fatal Railroad Accident In Virginia.

RAN INTO 4 LANDSLIDE.
Fatal Railroad Accident In Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 25.-Last night
about 8 O'Clock pay train going west on
the Richmond & Allegheny railroad ran
into land slide near Buchanan, 90 miles
west Of Richmond, the collision throwing
the engine, tender and pay Car Oft the
trace and down an embankment into the
river. D. McMinn, paymaster's clerk, who
was riding on the engine, was killed G..
w. Agel, superintendent of the road, had
an arm broken, and Engineer Leib was
badly scalded and hurt. l.. Gady, road
master, Conductor Smith and a contractor
whose name is no. known, were more or
less injured, and the train was badly
wrecked.
Tho engine and paymaster's car, the
latter containing the safe with money in
it, were at last adyices lying in the river.
The section hands who had passed over
the road but few minutes before the
accident reported that the track was then
clear.
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NEW SERIES (rOURTEENTH.)
IN Peoples Building, Loan and Deposit
Company. Monthly meeting this evening al
7k o'clock at Maj. ReinOchl's Office, No. A
North Duke street. Stock in new series tor
sale. No back dues to pay. Money loaned nj
9oclOck. a. S. WILLIE.
ltd Act. Secy.
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Grain and Prov,,,ou Quotations.
February ".
Chicago.

One O'Clock quotations OF grain ami pruvE
ions. furnished by 5. X. Yundt. Broker. l5'1
EaS: King street.
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. FEB. 25, 1882.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 25.-For
New England and the Middle Atlantic
states, warmer fair weather, northeast
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
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I;OR RENT.
L SEVERAL DWELLINGS
with all the modern convenienccs
TWO STOREROOMS, on East King street
WOOFFlCES. on South Duke street.
ONE CARPENTER SHOP,
ONE BRICK YARD,
MONEY TO LOAN. in sums TO suit
JOHN IL. METZLEE
lttl 9SOuth Duke Street.
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Held For Postage,

Letters addressed as follows arc held fc,
postage at the Lancaster postOffice
&C. L. Fry, esi., Adams House, corner
of Clark and Harrison street, Chicago,
ILL.,"
sc. F. Schaller. 215 North 4th street.
Phia,!e lphia. P.'
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NEW ADTERTIsEMRNTs

T1HE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
i the Union Building and Loan Association
will be held at w. A. Wilson's office on MON
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock,
The Association will have large amount of
N oney to loan on April lst.
ltd a. Ii. BALL, Secretary.
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NEW dDVEE7INEHEN7S

1)UBLIC SALE OE HOE>ES.
L On MONDAY. FEB. -. lSS2. at o'clock
y. H.. will be sold ut the McrriiIac House.
Lancaster, Pa. Ii head of Canada Horses AMI
% heud OF heavy Ohio Horacs, by
GEDHGE + GROS%MAN.
5. HESS & Son, AuctS. .td
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THIRTY DAYS,

And tha: goods bought can remain until
APRIL lst. 1t will be to your advantage TO
call and see for yourself ut the
National Republican., 1882-07-21
UNSETTLED CLAIMS
Against the District OF COlumbia-A Few
Pertinent Facts.

To the Editor of The REPUBLICAN,:
LEEsBURG VA, July II, 1SS2.-As your paper is
widely circulated and evidently takes an interest
in all that concerns the District of Columbia,
beg leave to submit the following for your col
umns 1t is upward of two years since District
claims bill was prepared that provided for the set
tlement of two classes of claims against the Dis
trict of Columbia, viz: For damages to private
property and contractors claims all of said claims
arising out of the public improvements of the Dis
trict of Columbia, AT the eleventh hour i'm
portant changes were made in the character of
The bill whereby the interest or claims
OF private property owners were sacrificed, while
those of the contractors alone were provided for.
Two years have elapsed, duri ing which the private
property owners have anXiously awaited some
adjustment and settlement of their long ouistand-
ing claims for damages to their several properties
and an amendment to the District claims bill Is
interests of private property owners and increas-
ing the compensation heretofore allowed to
the contractors-yiz: by converting their
e365 bond into per cent. bond. / observe n
disposition in Congress to foster special pri-
vate claims to the exclusion of those of
There is bill Senate bill No. 1slD, which, if
passed. would be of great benefit to the citizens Of
the District 1t asks for no money; but simply for
such legislation by Congress as Will enable those
persons have claims for damages, &C.. to ltigate
them in the Court of Claims There seems no
good reason why all parties who think themselves
aggrleyed should not be allowed the opportunity
to obtain their rights in that court of the country
which was originally established for that very
purpose. All partial legislation is odious, while
laws that general and equal in their provisions
cannot be objected to- Permit me, Messrs. Editors,
in conclusion, to commend this view of the SUBJ
ject through your valuable journal to the atten-
ZION of Congress. OBSERVER.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
WEST WASHINGTON.

During the fishing seasona report concerningth
condition of the water at Great Falls will be pub
lished each day, as furnished by the Washington
Aqueduct Office Georgetown, using the following
scale of measurement Very turbid, 0 to 8; turbid,
to 10; 5htly turbid, 10 to %: clear % to SO.
Condition of the water, Thursday, July 20-At
Great Falls IA; at receiving reservoir 36 at dis
tributing reservoir, Sc.
street-amps will be lighted to- night at o'clock,
and extinguished at $50 a. m.
High tide (Friday), July q, ll:5S a. m. and 1l:5l
The severe stroke oflightning about 7;9O Wednes-
day evening struck aud instantly killed q little
son of Mr. Joseph Randall, living at 2O5l Thirty
fifth (Fayette) street. The little boy, Charlie, had
taken refuge from the storm under tree but n
short distance from home, when the lightning
struck the tree, stripping the bark from IL, and,
gancing, struck him on the left TEN pie and ran
down his left side. With the exception Of a small
small tree the left breast, no outward effects
Of the stroke were visible. Drs: Bowie, Tyler and
Peter were hastily summoned, and pronounced
that death had been instantaneous.
owing 10 the severe illness of his wife, Mr. Dam
lei GlacO, of Engine Company No. 8, was hastily
summoned TO her at Berkeley Springs, TO which
place she had gone in the hope ofreceiving bene-
tit to her health.
Mrs Virginia Pickrell, relict Of the late Esau
Pickrell, a lady well known and highly esteemed
in this place. of which she has been resident fol
long time, died yesterday morning @ g At S S;SH, o.
About ID O'clock her daughter, Miss Carrie, who
was sitting up with her brother Warren, lying
dangerously i'll with gastric affection, hearing
found her unconscious, from which state she
never rallied, although everything possible wa:
done for her Her eldest daughter, Mrs Boyc
Smith, who was out OF town, was Immediately
night as did also Sir. j. Wilson Pickrel, brothe
| of the deceased, living in Petersburg, Va.