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EMIL EISENL0HR,
HORT |CULTUR|S

From the botanical gardens OF Paris and tho
public parks of Vienna
win furnish designs for gardens, trim and set
trees flowers vines and shrubbery, and give
his personal attention toward identifying
grounds.
Leave orders at the Market Drug store, SIG
Main street. jan2iSot
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Toilet sets, combs, brushes, cigar y
shaving sets, soaps, hand.mirrors, at \
Houses, 7l5 Main street,
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Lumber ana shinr,es

Tor sale and cut on short notice Co,ro.
R pon,e ,, solicited. Address John T.
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Attention. asrrnann.

Tonight the second lecture In low Ger.
man, by Mr.. A. Bocclus, will take place at
Mayer's hall. Mr.. Boocius Is q pleasant
and interesting speaker. After the lecture
there will be dance. ~
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b, sS,srySody O wants the new, lshtrunninr
Wilson state agent ssTs,as ss E %1scans +
Texas. WV is'ih street, dallas,
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-. Tendency NJ. to veal nsss ana premature IA.
SSsrs ssucr tsISsn %sS,a by the use Of Lsmp's
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The horrors Of war are nothing to the
horrors of neuralgia. Immediate relief
may be had by bathing the head with
Johnson's Anodyno Liniment and snuiling
H. nm the noslrils,
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Ladies' from n IiisianSs

Ladies from Distance
All orders will be carefully filed. Al.
dress Mrs. II. Bauman. T06 Elm street ps T
b Texas. '' s'ee'' Ut
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Tho stssi

Smoke RsnuineDuEs q, Drrh.u o.,
ed OF he world, W Durnam etano
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Faded articles OF all kinds restored to
their original beauty by Diamond Dyes
Perfect and simple. l0cents, at all druggists
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n. a !, Tsy shades ed, yslvs,s and plu.b.,
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For headache, constipation and bilious.
ness, use Balley's Saline Apsrient. ~
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A remedy resting on the basis of intrinsic
worth demands the confidence of all. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is known aud used
most satisfactorily throughout the land, rs
Is attested by It's great sales, Your drug.
gst keeps II,
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From Mr.. Oswald Wilson. assistant gen.
eral superintendent Of the Southwestern
Telegraph & Telephone company, who
own and control all telephone exchangesin
Texas and Arkansas, we learn that the gen.
eral supcrintendcnts Headquarters have
been moved from Austin, Texas, to Little
Rock, Arkansas, aud that the company
have recently acquired the territory in Mex.
leo bordering on Texas, and Mr.. Wilson
will visit that section IN lew days tor the
purpose OF Establishing exchanges, whichwill
embrace Laredo, Corpus Christi, Browns.
vile, Matamoras and Rio Grande City. lie
will make his headquarters aud personally
manage the exchange at Brownsville and
Malamoras, which will be connected to.
gether and operated under ont exchange.
The telephone business Is becoming u pub.
lie necessity ms Is evidenced by the growth
NJ exchanges already established and the
WANDER Of cities and towns patroniEing
an, His company Is building at Paris,
{ !s!e. and III 'Paso, Marshall, Palestine,
The NV aud 0reenyillc, together with the
with th~vns mentioned. All are anxious
,lishme1s sicphone system established, and
70 cases havsSwill build 1t these places dur.
'oman's ~ Pa, months.
Y IN stsrtss prN---sss----
,n we .hair, and identifying Il
' ~; ,s y, ,nv Ia so satisfactory Is
n whld actions akainsh
ONE Or this act, . prepc ,..,.,,
rs afncc shall cover and
"a o,. making their ye si SION o' cur,
. 10 the party arrrihas been 81. = iIvsiv
unt Of the damages sassed hi pfiL - a.
costs Of suit aud a reing 10 10 dov,v' mr.
70 be fixed BY the cocSompary hin con-
hing In mis- act shall ~ HE iAl!in9 nd,
phibit railroad corpod nt the door ~
Communication, oscurs some ears 70 rs9&l
tickets, ~ are now Eul0 n
ing The rates OF iseiRhlN M
'yond tho bouuiArysol ~
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STREET sTRAWS.

Correspondence solicited with capitalist
SPECTATORS. Z. o. Box 21S.
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MURDERED With MEDICINE.
Five LunatieS Killed and Others
Made III.
rRrcHTrUL AFFAIR At sTAUNTo,
A Natter Of Mystery, but Showing a Bad
Blundfr or q Great Crime.
INVESTIGATION IN PROGRESS.
Professor NaIlrt Ttlegraphed TO Come from
The Univrsiiy--The City Much Excited.
rspecis, telegram 10 the DIpatch.l


STANTON, VA, February PA terrible
and mysterious case OF poisoning occurred
at the Western Lunatic Asylum to-day.
which resulted in the almost instantaneous
death Of five male patients.
About breakfast time Nelson Andrews,
an attendant. came running TO the resi-
dence Of DR.. r. s. Hamilton, the supeTin-
tendent, with the information that ''young
wilkins" had dropped dead-about 100
o'clock-immediatcly after taking his medi-
cine. Before DR.. Hamilton could get out
Of bis house the Asylum carriage was
driven up hurriedly with the news that
four or five more patients were dead.
FIVE coEPsEs.
Or. Hamilton, on reaching the asylum,
found corpses the following patients, who
had arisen in comparatively good health a
few minutes before:
Leonard r. wilkins, Northampton coun-
ty; aged twenty years.
Thomas W. Adams, Loudoun: forty
years.
J. NJ. Holoman, Spotsylyania.
Jud. ". Hines, Bath.
Isaac Sperry. Frederick; an aged man.
They had not taken their medicine over
ten minutes before they all dropped dead.
OTHERS ILL.
Mathew Vaughan. OF Prince Edward
county. is very low, and likely to die.
Edward Miles OF Augusta, Joe Thomas
Of Rockingham. and William Windle Of
Frederick, are al sick, but recovering.
INQUEST.
The Superintendent Of the asylum noti-
fed City ATTORNEY Echols and the coroner,
and jury Of inquest repaired to the insti'
tuition.
1t was found that the morning medicine
/ had been mixed rs usual about 800 j. NJ,
and taken on walters to the attendants
rooms. where it was locked mp until about
1880 i. NJ. when il was taken ont and admin
istered. a number Of glasses would be OF
one waiter, but only one patient was per
hans poisoned from that waiter, the poison
ed men being scattered through that por
ton Of the establishment assigned TO male
in at least four different wards, but ther'
were five fatal doses on one Of tie walters
COMPLETELY MYSTIFIED.
The officers Of the asylum and Of the law
as well as the inquest. are 30 far completed!
mvstifed by the startling tragedy, and cal
reach no satisfactory conclusion.
Professor J. W. MalIett, OF the Univer
sity Of Virginia, has been telegraphed, ant
will be here tonight, and an autopsy q
the bodies will be made, and the invest
CATION of the affair continued tomorrow.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The excitement in the city is intense
and the concern among the officers Of tn
asylum is beyond description, while th
alarm among such Of the patients as hay
been able to catch the news * distressin
indeed.
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PSORIASIS.

II HAVE BEEN AFFLICTED FOR
i TWENTY YEARS with obstinate skim
disease, called by some ~. DIS Psoriasis. and 9th
ers Leprosy. commencing on my scalp, and, in
spite Of all could do with the help Of The most
skilful doctors II slowly but surely extended until
year ago this winter II covered my entire person
/ I'm form OF dry scales. For The last three years
have been unable 20 do any labor and suffering in
/ ,enseiy all The time. Every morning there could
/ be nearly dusipsnful of scales taken from the
sbeot Of nv bed some Of them hiif large the
enyclope containing this letter. In the latter part
i OF winter my skin commenced cracking open.
/ tried everything almost that could be thought Of
| without any relief The l2lh OF June ] started
West in hopes could reach The Hot Springs.
! reached Detroit and was 50 low thought ! shou'd
have 10 20 70 the hospital: but finally got FAR
Lansing Mich, where had a sitter living. One
DIR. - treated me about two weoi s. but did me no
! good. Al thought had but short time live.
clrnostly prayed to de- Cracked through the skin
al over my bacs. across my ribs; arms. hands
/ limbs. feet badly swollen; toc-nals came Of; hE-
/ gcr-nails dead and hard as bono hair dead dry,
/ and lifclcss as old straw. o. my God. how did
suffer! My sister, Mrs. r. II. Davis had a small
/ part Of = box Of CUTICUEA In the house. She
! wouldn't gave up; said, " Wcwilltry CUTICURA."
/ Some was applied on one hand and arm. Eureka,
| There was relief, Stopped the terrible burning
sensation from the word go. They imme diaieiy got
/ the CUTICURA REsOLNENT, CCTlCURA. and
| SOAP. commenced by takiog one tablespoonful
Of Resolyent three times day after meals had a
bath once day--waier about blood-hoal; used Gu
tirnra Soap freely; applied Cuticura morning aud
| evening. Result: Returned TO my home In just SIX
weeks from time lofi and my skin as smooth as
/ this sheet Of paper. HIRAM 4. CARPENTER.
/ HENDERSON. JEFFERSON COUNTY. NJ.
sworn to Lcforc me this 18th day q January,
| 1850. \. W. LEiriNGWkLL'
Justice Of the Peace
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france.

PARIS. February 2l.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day N. JolIibois lBonapartist
moved the interpolation Of which he gave
notice Thursday touching the statement Of
Prime-Minister Ferry. NJ. Jollibois asked
whether the Governments right OF initia-
tive which Ferry then referred to was
one above law. -.
NJ. Ferry, in reply, said IL l. iegin-
mate right Of defence, Of which i Is im-
possible to define the exact llmlts, but &"
advise the Bouapartists not too lar TO test
cur indulgence"
NJ. Jollibois denied that the republic
emanated from the national sovereignty, as
It lacked plebiscite. lie mover that the
Chamber desired that the individual lib
ertv of all citizens without distinction be
respected.
This motion was rejected by a vote o.
sos noes 10 OF ayes.
NJ. Ranc moved, as an expression oil con
fdence Of the Chamber, that the Govern
ment was sufficiently firm to ensure respee
for the republic.
The motion was adopted by vote o
368 ayes to 90 noos.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TO the prssarcm FROM ALL POINTS.

Affairs n, the National Capitaf-cenRres-
s,enai Proceedings Yesterday -sundry Civil
Bill Passed In the House r. Resignation and
Northumberland Use OF Poison nj the
Western LunatIc Asylum; Five or the In
mates Dead and Two Others DTinF-The
Irish Trouhles-Threascned Distraction oil
the kremiin at Moscow Wreck OF British
steamer and Less Of Hfe-othor FereiEn
Events OF Interest.
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A,o,,,o- Cold Wave.

WHITEHALL. y. Y, February IA cold
wave was experienced here this morning.
and the Thermometer fell to l4o below zero,
while at Rusable Forks il was 30' and at
Jay SO below zero. IT Is reported to have
been 400 below zero at Bloomingdale.
CHICAGO. ILL, February 2i.-A = O'Clock
this morning a fine. drizzling rain began,
freezing as fast SIS II fell. Buildings, side
walks, streets. telegraph-wires, etc., are al
ready heavily covered with ice. The effect
Is already felt by the railroad and telegraph
offices. and serious interruptions TO trains
and wires arc probable.
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LONDON, February 2i.-General Mac
Adaras has telegraphed to Mr.. Treyelyan.
Chief Secretary for Ireland, as follows
I" am willing to submit 10 the most rigid
scrutiny OF my actions"
DUBLIN, February 2i.-Mr. Harrington,
secretary Of the organizing Committee OF
the Land League, who is now in jail FOR
using lntimidating language, has been
elected without opposition 10 the seat in
the House Of Commons for Westmcath
made vacant by the retirement Of Mr.. Gill.
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Suits Against a Religious Organiza
ton.

LAWRENCE. Mass, February 24.-Seyen
suits have been instituted against the Au-
gustinian Society, Roman Catholic organ
ization formed here in 1870 TO receive the
DEPOSITS Of the parishioners Of the Church.
Attachments have been issued for the sum
of e27. 600. and more are likely 10 follow.
The Society was formed by the priests, and
subsequently chartered by the Legislature.
with authority 10 hold property not ex-
ceeding 100000. Large amounts Of real
estate. including Church property, have
been conveyed TO the Society from time tc
time
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Wreck OF british Steamer Glamor-
snn-IosS of Life at Sea.

NEW York. February 2i.-The steamer
Republic, which arrived to-day from Liver
pool. met at 1880 Il ". on February 18th,
In latitude 800 81, longitude 20o TO-, the
British steamer Glamorgan, Captain Court,
which sailed from Liverpool on the Ith in
slant for Boston. The Glamorgan was a
wreck, and the Republic took of forty
four persons. The following persons were
lost Captain Court; 4. +. Robilard, Sc
cond officer; ID. Williams and Jerrard,
seamen: John Barrett. second steward ;
Handi cullen, passenger, and an unknown
S'OWaWay.
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States attorney for the Northern district Of
Georgia has been withdrawn at his own
request, II having been found that speer Il
ineligible for the reason that he was a menu
Der Of the Congress which passed the act
creating the Office. He will be appointed
Immediately on the adjournment OF Con-
gress.
The President to-day nominated John
w. Foster. OF Indiana, 10 he envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenipoientiarv Of
the United States TO Spain; aud John Il.
DeasoD 10 be postmaster st Brookhayen,
Miss
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rho ne nelIeyiIie Divorce Case.

NEW YORK, February 24.-The motion
for aIimony and counsel fee In the suit for
limited divorce brought by Edith De Belle
Vile against her husband, Frederick De
Belleyille, the actor, vas decided to-day IN
the supreme Court. The court advises that
the papers in the case be laid before the
general term, that counsel who obtained
The alleged divorce might be dealt with by
that tribunal. The Judge fixes $50 week
a. sllmony aud $50 counsel fee.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORk.

WV YoaF, February 2i.-Cotton dull: s7.ies,
Aa5 taIes: splAnds. 10 81 DE-; ovesns, 10 J. l6c-
consolidated ret reesipls. e.oSs bales; x'sor~--
m Great Britain, 1858 bales; 10 the ecAtipepf,
= osl lale<, southern -four stesdy and more Sc
i've common ~ fair extra. 81 75tgso 40 (; good
10 choice extra, s5.toess7 Is. Wnesf~-ls.~h lni-
arm WITHOUT ranch change; eptsons p~ned Sft1sc.
higher. afterwaris lost tie advance and declined
t,fne, closing abont steady; No. spring non !.
nal. Gnerzdca red. ti.Qes<el-2sk; nnuaeed
white, sl.V0Stt.2e1i No 2 nd. tsbrsary
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heath of a Poetess.

MILWAUKEE,, February A.-Fanny Dris-
coll, the well-known poetess and writer,
died yesterday. She was married in De-
ccmber last 10 II. L. White, OF the Chicago
Tribune. She was suffering at the time
from a slight cold. which developed into
quick consumption. The writings OF the
deceased lady were very popular IN the
Northwest and IN the country generally.
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ST. PETERsBuRG, February ~ i
stated that letters have been received by
the authorities conveying threats 10 blow
up the Kremlin Of Moscow, where the Car
is TO be crowned. A search was made, but
nothing indicating preparations for the
destruction OF the palace was revealed a
close watch IL being kept, and the public
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Tho Chiffon SUPPLY.

NEW YORK, February 2i.-The total Wis
ibIe supply of cotton for the world Is 3,lS4,-
GA bales, Of which 2,jiS,fS4 bales are
American. against 3.13j,65l and 2,4I,9la
bales respectively last year. Receipts OF
cotton at al interior towns, 00,4Gl bales
receipts from plantations, lZ9,0'O bales
crop in sight, 5,703,Gj2 bales.
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TIE NEW CODE

4 Matamoras telegram says: Louis Fer
nandez and Carmen Liza, aged sixteen
Wears, after binding their bodies together
with rope this morning sprang into the
1ara river and were drowned. They had
been keeping company for some time.
Thursday evening Fernandez called on
the parents OF The girl 10 ask her hand in
marriage, and was rejected. Overcome
with grief, the pair determined TO end
their lives - above described. The bodies
Were recovered an hour later. The mother
Of the girl, after seeing the corpse Of her
daughter a. Il was taken from the river,
bound 10 that Of Fernandez, also sprang
into the river and was drowned.
An Eikhan, Ind, telegram says A won
derful prayer-cure Is reported near here.
Miss Anna kanbley fell over year ago
and 50 injured her ankle that ever since
she has been compelled 10 Use cru;ches,
and her doctors said she would never Walk
without them. At 3 O'Clock Friday. While
Ia the midst Of feryent prayer. she FELT thai
her limb was restored, and throwing away
her crutches, she arose and walked, bel
ankle being perfectly cured.
A novel injunction was granted at New
Haven Friday. which forces Irwin Bron
son, on account OF bis extreme cruelty Il
HIS wife, 10 .eaye his house Immediately
with his personal property, pending IN
result OF divorce proceedings instituted b.
his wife. The injunction permits him u
zee his child only one hour each day.
: To steal sn umbrella Is at last crime
But II man steals bottle Of DIR. Bull
Cough syrup TO cure bis cough, can II D
called cfimes
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acouItfal OF Mrs. Norris.

RyLAIR. Mp, February 24.-ln the ease
OF Mrs. Norris, on trial for the murder OF
her husband by poison, The defence TO-DAY
submitted the case TO the Jury without
offering any testimony. lie Jury, ailor
four minutes, rendered a Nerdlct ol ac-
Quiital.
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Held Cor Murder.

WuEEsBARRE. PA, February 2i.-Den-
mis- Malley, Of Shickshinny, has been held
by the coroner's jury Is the real murderer
OF John Briggs, and he has been impri-
soned. six others, who have been imph-
Gated. and who are now in Jail, are to be
released on bail.
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Death or Craururd the THURMAN.

LONDON, February 24.-Mr. w. s. Craw-
furd, the well-known turfman and owner
OF the two-year-old colt Macheath, which
had such successful career last season, and
which is now favorite in the betting on the
race for the Derby stakes next season. died
of Cannes this morning.
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Ios4Uifh Alton Board.

BosroN. Mass. February pa pccial
dispatch from Hull, England. says the
Bvweu Castle from the Black Sea, with a
cargo Of cotton-seed and beans, bound TO
Ibis port. i thought to have foundered al
sea and that all on board were lost.
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n LEONARD.
n LEONARD.
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND NENs-
DEALER,
COS MAIN STREET.

The correct styles Of WEDDING, RECEPTION
and VISlTING-CARDs. and other stationery,
In great NI.ciy. Wy dGI;
Large assortment Of PICTUEE-FRAMEsJ ns' t.
ceiyed-al sizes and styles;
LADIES POCKET-BOORs and HAND
sATCHELs IN endless variety;
Constantly IN stock every number Of the stA-
SIDE LIBRARY. HARPERs' FRANKLIN
SQUARE LIBRARY.and other ilbrarie''
Subscriptions invited for PERIODICALs'MAGA-
ZINES, and NEWSPAPERS, wherever pub
usbed. y. LEONAEDs. Ncwsdoaler,
FOO COS Main street.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. February "a, 1888.
OFFERINGS.

y
RICHMOND. February "a, 1888.
OFFERINGS.
wuEAT.-white, 900 bushels. Red i,eis snsh-
els. -,,, ,,t-, co,,.h.,.
OATs.-37J bushels. Re-cnhsbted, LOU basn-
cls.
PFAs-3s bushels.
BEANs-9O bushels
CLoyER-SEED.-Set bushels
FLOCE.-IO0 barrels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuYAT.-whiic. SEQ bushels very good AZ i.35
10 Al SO. Red. 2.2SO bushels very 2sod Long
i.evr, on rrIvafc iertase 9,6 bushels common I,
-, GOOD Lonsberrs II sl.2o 70 sl.35; liz
hn.beIs mixed al Al 2j - $50; 40 hs-f&is
mixed on private tens; 1876 bushels saortbeIfy
an p-iyate terms: 77s bushels o$niInon 70 very
good -horiherry al Sl.22 20 sl33. 40
CORN.-Nh!te, 81 bushels good 70 pflmt st ou
10 dc. Mixed, 80 bGsbels veEy good on fss,a's
terms. , -. 4 q a., . a..
(IOVFls--EEp.-l3 bJbets ca priSate tef1s-
FTOrR.-lOO barrels on private terms.
t,OTrOS.-ToDe si1ady. Hece'pt; % oAies
shipulepts. 20 taics. QRaiations; Aiociinxi ~ y
sse.: low mldduns. .. 20 9i.c.; good ordinary
/ stc.; ordinary, 60.
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Taken TO Prison.

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. February 2i.-Boice,
Beach. and Shaw, president, book Keeper,
and cashier. respectively, the wreckers OF
the City BaIk, were to-day removed TO
state prison.
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CIrTICUIA RESOLVEST, the new Blood Pur.-
fer Gntarnally). and CUTICURA aud CUTiWEA
SOAP. The greet skin ures Externally. CLEAR
TIE COMPLEXION, CLEANSE Tie ShlN
AND SCALP. and PURIFY TIE BLOOD Of
SCROFfIOU<. MFRCUHlAL. aud CANCER
OTs HUMORs and >kIN-TORTJREs when ply
sicians. hospitals, and all other means TAIL sold
'''' POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.
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s,,.,,,. Cerman Lieutenant.

Berlin, February 24.-A sensation has
bee., caused here by the suicide Of lieu-
tsnant Of IJhlans named Won Camp. IL IL
sssn,ned Thai the act was due TO the fact
that he had been dismissed from the service.
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WOOD AND COAE.

T0GT AID WOOD. Best Anthracite
80 80, az 5o 70 sg.7 per 1000 tos.: asst
NJ Caaihurr SpilGr Lump. 50: tlsdl 500 I,
BIors spiini. $3.50. Pine Wood, ~ 10 S2'9,2 Itr
i1I 49, ~ lo,,er urices All kinds OF Engine
rni ard sofl coke. once, Broad street oppo-l'e
Theatre, or 1905 Cary street cu p.eP
r. a - a. : -
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

EEv YORK. February 4-Noon.-siocks dun
and weak. Money. -; Per cent. txet i,lilg,s5
E,xsrnmen;s without important change.
Erenia rNcnange- 4s2. .0Nerln.,n.t'
sornevbat lower: new 5's. lt3a Bio ne" - >
10. new As Il o.; new g.. 1888. MonPy, > %
No. cont closing AT -. states withsnt feature
Ir.asnry balaaces- Coin, sl2l,406' currency
s6.3oi.
sfocFs dull and weak. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25

Fiour.

Flour-we quote: Fine: s39sS.25: F1perfne,
sa5.Ss4o5. extra s5.266s5.5o: common
fs,aiIy, s3.5OAs0: Patent family, s7.3o9s7.1o'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25

DEAUTY SOAP.-For Infantile and
ID Birth-1lumors. Rough. Chappcd. or Greasy
Skirs. Rlackheads, Pimples. and Skin-BlcIni shes,
nc CUTICURA SOAP, an exquisite SHIN
RFATTIFIER and Toilet. Bath, and Nursery
Snative: fragrant with delicious flower odors and
,.lffcura healing b1lsams- fe Z5-dcu& W XVI -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25

WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS
w PLENTY 10 Eat AND chklsJ slAs
"a s,5xcs. CROW N-HiI.L sPLlNI. yie peerless
easl Tor open grate-; FORtsT riNr Noop'iong
and saved. For All kinds OF iaei e.n on
de ea sevepteea,b street, At Draw-sEidss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-25
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

sALrs-riEsT BoAED.-I.o0D Petersburg Kali
road bonds, Glass A. nj ss; 4 shares virginia
Home Insurance Company stock nj 20; 1000
Richmond and DanviIle Railroad coasos tlsesl