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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.


SEw YORK, April 25-NOOn.-StOcks generally
strong. Money, > per cent. txchangc-Long.
1924; short iS4js. State bonds dull. Govern
ments unchanged.
Share spccuatiOns opened somewhat irregular.
The price, I'm the main were "A shade higher than ~
Yesterdays close. After slight reaction in early
dealings the market become strong. and shortly
after IL O'Clock recorded an advance Of "a in
Pullman Palacc-Car Company. "a In 81. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba, and iad7a in the re-
mainder of the list. New Jersey Central and Wa
bash preferred being prominent therein. Illinois
Central, however. fell of l 10 IA. During the
next hour the market was very dull. and the list
sold down h0i,, led by Pullman Palace-Car Com
pany and ~. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba; but
early In the afternoon part OF this was recovered
Then to the closc speculation was extremely dull.
I'm consequence Of which prices sagged OIL 10 tie
close reccding 10 the extent Of p. The market
closed very dun and generally weak The closing
prices. compared with those Of yesterday, were
Irregular the general market showing no decided
movement either for higher or lower prices.
Transactions aggregated l3S.OO0 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. April 25.-VirHnia SIS, CONSOLE
dated. 81; second series, 37i.: new l0-in's 1884,
new 3's, 54f. Bid.
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DISSERTATIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.


VNHIS Is TO CERTIFY THAT.
i owing TO continued III health, A. VI. HElT-
MAN has withdrawn from the firm of HEGTMAN
& YOUNGER. and that the said firm being there
by dissolved by the operation Of law, we, LAW
son &. YOU NIGER. VI. MiLLIllSER, and GUST.
MlLLIIlStR. all Of the city Of Richmond, STATE
OF Virginia, do hereby renew the said limited
partnership. under and In pursuance OF the stat
utcs i'm such case made and provided, upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth, aud In
the said statutes prescriDed-that j. To say:
|. The SAID partnership IS 10 be- conducted un-
der the name or firm Of " l.. 4. GOUNGBR.' OF
which LAWSON G. YOUNGER Is a general part
ncr. and NJ MiLLInSkR and GUST. MlLLHt-
SER are special Dariner5-al residing IN the
said city of Richmonc.
2 The business intended To be transacted by the
said firm or partnership j. the GENERAL
WHOLESALE-GROCER BUSINESS.
g. Each Of the said special partners has con-
irihuted to the common stock Of the said partner
snip The sum Of eight thousand seven hundred and
ffty tSS.75O) dollars; which said sums Of money
wcie contributed when the said limited partner
slip Of HEITMAN x YOUNGER was originally
formed-that Is To say, on the lst day Of January,
1851.
A. The place of business Of the said partnership
is 10 De I'm the said city of Richmond. The part
nership is 10 continue from the dale hereof until
the 1st day Of January. I'm the year 1883.
Witness the hands OF the said parties this sch
day of March, 1888. !. &. lOl MIX,
NJ. MILLHlSER.
GUST. MlIIHISER.
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A Foul Murder in Texas-DraGgcc Out
of Red and Shot.

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-A spccElI ITOr,I
Lampasas,, Texas, says: "Dr. a. 4. hech
was murdered last night by parties un-
known. DR.. and Mrs. Rech were asleep
when tbe doors were unfastened, the par
Ties entered the room, and shot the hus-
hand through the head. They ierked him
ont of bed and fired twice, killing him al
most instantly. DR.. Rech came from Gcor-
oja several wears ago, and had been mar
ried only two years. His wiie Is almost
insane in consequence Of the terrible ira
cody she witnessed"
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
Distinguished Scientists Made Prison.
ers md Murdered. n In Summoned.

sr. LOUIS, April IA special from Al
buquerque, N. NJ, says that on the 10Th
instant Geronimo, one OF the chiefs Of
Juh's Apaches, captured Professor A.. +.
Bandelier, OF the American Archaeological
Institute; s. +. Baeder, Of Tucson, and n
Mexican near the village Of San Crystobal,
in the State OF Sonora. The Apaches took
the prisoners into the mountains, and IL is
nearly certain that they have been MUIR
dered. Professor Bandelier has been in
vestgating Indian quarrIes i'm New Mexico
and Arizona for several years. His father
and family reside at Highland, H., a few
miles east OF ST. Louis.
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A House. Carried Away by Rising
Waters. Goes to Picccs-SeveraI Per-
sOns Drowned.
fBv telegraph to the Dispatch.


ATLANTA, April BIB. j. Roop, pros
porous farmer and miller lived on the
banks of HilIahatchie creek six miles from
Franklin, in Heard county. The creek
rose rapidly Sunday night. and before the
family were aroused the building was lifted
bv the waters and started down stream,
bearing all the inmateS-yiz., ROop, his
wife and three children, and negro ser
want. The house finally struck a tree and
went to pieces. As a flash OF lightning lit
IN the scene ROop saw his family sink. lie
era.ped 4 mattress and flOated on until he
struck a tree, INTO which he climbed. re-
naming until morning. Only two bodies
have been recovered so far.
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:. ". FIT.
FROM GERMANY.

hATZENBACIfLOF.G ERNANl.l
August rs, 1881. }
HOP Bitters Company:
Dear Sirs.-I have taken your most precious es-
sence. Hop Blttors-and | can already, after 80
short a time, assure You that | feel much better
than have felt for months.
have had, during The course Of four years, three
times an Inflammation Of the kidneys. The last
in January. 1850, was the worst; and took lot
Of medicine 20 cure the same, In consequence or
which my stomach got terribly weakened. SUI
fered from enormous pains. had TO bear great tor
ments when taking nourishment, had slecpiess
nights-bui none of the medicine was OF the least
use 10 me. Now. IN consequence OF taxing hop
Biiters these pains aud Inconvenience have en-
tirely left me. have good nights rest, and am
sufficiently strengthened for work, while always
had 10 lay down during the day, and this almost
every hour. | shall thinh il my duty 20 recon-
mend the Blters 10 all who suffer, for am SIRE l
cannot thank the Lord enough that came across
your preparation. and hope lie viii maintain you
a long time 10 come for the welfare Of suiieriI x
mankind. Yours very truly,
PAULINE HAUssLER,
Gebr. Roster.
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BusinesS Failures.

Nv tCIcrrapn 70 IUt IJIsIIiIVT'I
CHICAGO. April 2j.-The commission
house Of Handy, Richardson Co. suS-
pended. They are long on corn and short
on wheat and provisions. No statement
has been made. Members Of the firm give
ont that they expect to resume shortly.
Handy is from Cincinnati, and managed a
heavy wheat deal here two years ago, by
which he profited largely.
BosToN, April 25.-The Bleyer Distillery
COMPANY. of st. Louis. has made an as
signment. 1t succeeded the firm OF Bow
man & Blever, who failed in January. 1881,
with liabilities OF $4,000.
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LONDON. Esq. April IS. 1852.
7 find Hop Bitters a most wonderful medic..
combination - hcaithful. llood-purifying, and
strengthening. | can from analyst, rs well as from
medical knowledge. highly recommend them AS a
valuable family medicine.
BAEBARA WALLACE GOTiIARD,
Supcriutcndcnt.
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.,re.c,ous Murder by n Boy.

HoUsroN. TEXAS, April 25.-An airocious
crime has been committed at Brick-liouse
Gully, nine miles from here. Adams,
negro boy, aged twelve, under The impress,
sion that tile boys OF the neighborhood
were going to fog him, while playing win
Cuney Nelson, aged eleven. whom he sIis-
pected Of being one OF the party, tied O
rome around Nelson's waist, and, mounting
a horse. tied the other end TO the pumlneI
Of the saddle and rode rapidly off, dragging
Nelson through the prairie until dead. lie
took the train for Houston, where he was
captured.
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The GubcrnatoriaI Election I'm Gcor-
pia-Smail Vote.

ATLANTA, April 2j.-Taking the vote OF
Savannah. Macon, Athens, and Augusla.
and other points heard from, which cast
one-ffth Of the usual vote as the staha1ro'
the vote in the state at the guberna'or,'le, cc-
ton yesterday is estimated III from Zo'oVo u
20. 900.
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NORWICH. Eng. June 90. 1852.

To The HOP Bhters Company:
Gentemen,--I Having suffered for many years
from biIiousuess. accompanied with sickness and
dreadful headache (being greatly fatigued with
overwork and long hours AT bu.ness.) | lost all
energy. strength, aud appetite. ! was advised bya
friend In whom had seen such beneficial effects To
try Hop Biters, ard few bottles have quite alter
ed and re t0rcd me to better health Than ever 1
have also recommended IL To other friends, and am
pleased % add with the like result. Every claim
YOU m IKE for II can fully endorse, and recon-
mend II a. an incompatible tonic.
Yours faithfully, :. ". FIT.
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FROM REV. J. C. BOYCE. VI. \.

OCTOBER 30. 1882.
Dear Slrs.-I have lately finished my first bottle
of Hop Bitters. After having for many years suf-
fCrcd acuiely from rheumatic CONT nnheritcdl,
feel 50 much better, and can walk 80 much more
freely. should Ike 10 continue the use OF II. I
write 10 ask how many bottles You will let me have
for Il. so that may Away, have some I'm stock.
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Sir.-ilaVtng suffered from extreme nervous de-
bitv fOr for yedrs. aud having tried all kinds OF
medicine aud change of scene ana air without de-
irving any benefit whatever, Was persuaded by a
friend To- try llOr Bttcrs, aud the eject am hap
by To- say. was most marvellous. hdct tilesc CIR
cums,snces | feel u my duty 10 give this tesimo-
Mai for the benefit Of Others. As may say am now
entirely we'll therefore | can justly and With con-
6lcnce give personal testimony % any one wishing
10 call upoA me. Yours truly, HENRY HALL.
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EEnM OIID IRELAND.

DUBLIN, November %. 1852.
Hop BttterS Company:
Gentlcmen,-lou may be interested 10 learn that
one Of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
q customer Of mine) highly approves Of your Hop
Bittcrs. having received great benefit from their
use. 4. i. HOLMES, Chemist.
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ELECTRIC pLASTEas.

COLLINSS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC
" PLAsTERs For the relief aud prevention,
TIE INSTANT IT rs APPLIED. OF Rhe0mafisnl
Neuralgia. sclatca, Coughs, Colds. Weak Back
stomach. and Bowels, shooting rains, Numbness
HystcIia, Female Pains, Palpitatlon, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Fever, Malaria, ana rp-
TRIO BATTERY combined with a POROUS
PLASTER), and laugh at pain. zoe. everywhere.
aD 2B-JhNsa2t
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a FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED

FEBRUARY o, 1882.
! have tried experiments on myself aud others
with Hop Bitter, and can easily recommend them
pleasant and cficacious medicine. have
found them specially useful Ia of congestioa
Of the kidneys, rs wei rs In bilious derdnge-
ments. Rev. J. MINER, VI A.,
Rector 10 the Duke Of Edinburg
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US. CONSULATE, MANCHESTER. Eng, F,

Gentlemen Since writing YOU OF the great BEN
eft bad derived from taking Hop bitters. gave
a friend bottle who had been suffering much from
dyspepsia and sluggish liver. and the change was
m1iy eIlous; he appeared another beng altogether.
He had tried several other remedies without any
benefit. | could name over dozen other miracu-
loIs cures. ARTHUR 4. HALL,
Consular flsrk.
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Ann roR me- suFFERKEs.
A wifc.Beatcr whipped.

ANxApolIs, MD., April 2j.-Willlam
pack. convicted Of whipping his wife. was
bare back. lie made piteous appeals TO the
sheriff rs he laid on heavy blows' THIS u
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LONDON, ENG, Spptombcr 7, Irs2,
am pleased 20 testify Ia the goods effects If your
Hop liitters. Have been suffering long time WI
severe pain In the left side ana across the loins and
having tried numher Of so-called remedies with
out any benefit, am glad TO acknowledge The great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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FINANCIAL.
IOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

WEDNESDAY. April 20, 1888.
SALEs-FGHsT BOARD.-3.O0O Virginia new 3's
AZ 534; 1000 Virginia tlx-recciyable coupons at
SD; 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad a:
67: 10 shares Petersburg Railroad M "a.
SECOND BOARD.-l,5O0 Virginia taX-rccciyabe
coupons %. ca at Sc; 10 shares Petersburg Rail-
road az 20, 10 do. ut 2Jk.
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southsidc Fruit Crop Probably IN
iured.

PETERSBURG, April 2j.-This city, ana
adjacent counties were visited last night by
severe frosts, and in exposed places ice
formed to the thickness OF half an inch or
more. IL Is feared that considerable dam
age has been done TO fruit.
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rpnM roRrrGAL AND SPAIN.

FROM PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.
Gentlemen. Though not In the habit OF praising
patent medicines, which tor the most part arc not
only useless but injurious. have constantly Hsed
Hop Bittors for tie past four years In caSesoi ihd-
geston. debility. feobenes 81 CONSTITUTIONS ana III
n, ,,.c.ss .,uscd by poor or bad ventilation, want
81 otr and exercise oyerwors. and want OF appe-
lite with the most perfect success.
lam the first who introduced your Hop Bliters
I'm Portugal and spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEfoNTE BELLA,
Profession dc Chemic ct dc Parmacie' Coimbsa
University, Combra, Portugal.
(mh 3l-SlTu.I hSwlml
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FISusERMEN'S DEPOT.

\ Trxr AM sDFrIAIDXS
stINt-TWiNts are invited 10 cali ana eNanino
our stock, OF all sizes, al lowest prices. ,.,
sfiNE THREAD OF ali Nos, and luahsiesi
sriNr.iiNEs ROPES, YAWklNG,
CORkS, CoRkWuoD.
YEIIOW OtL-CLOIHlNG, .,,..>,,. >,xr
AWNING aud utkSMiNNOW-Nt MT
TING. SKIM aud FlkE-NET>.
Nanufacturers OF sEiNES and NETS OF All
sorts. MACRAME LACE-IhkEan az S~s'
iwocrted LINEN sTURGEON-IWiNkS
l., LICHrENsrElN 4 sons
corner Seventeenth and fr.nkisn 1rSets..
Sole Importers OF the Lion brand se'ns tnrveaaAs
and importers VI all oseer psAAus' W. ~
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VIRGINIA, CORPORATION OF RIcMoSD-ro

WIT:
This day Lawson c. Younger, whose name Is
mentioned as general partner In The renewal oil
the articles of which renewal are hereunto annex
ed. appeared before me, notary public In and for
oafh that NJ Nillhiser and Gust. Milhi ser. the
speclal partners named in the said articles Of re-
ucy.lI OF the said limited partnership, nave each
contributed Ia the common stock OF the said re-
newed partnership the sum Of eight thousand
seven hundred and fifty (sS,7j0) dollars; which
said sums Of money were contributed wnen the
said limited partnership of Hoffman & Younger
was originally formcd-that Is 10 say, on the Isl
iay of January, 1881. -, .,,,
lss3 WILLIAM W. TCRPIN.
Notary Public.
Al rights Of the firm of HEITMAN n YOU NJ
FIf being by law transferred 10 the firm Of l.. G..
YOUNGER. all settlements are - be made WIN
the last-named firm. - ,,o,->,,,n
NH 3l-6w 1t. lOI Nnhh.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April %, 1888.
nHEEpINCS

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red. 1.946 bushels.
CORN.-Whltc, 37i bushels.
OATS.-l,2O0 bushels.
MEAL.-l6 bushels.
PEAS.-2i bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red. l.272 mixed on private terms
ia bushels mixed al Sl.2i.
CORN.-Nh ite. 26i bushels very good on private
terms: 10 bushels good To- very good al O3c.
COTTON.-TOne steady. Receipt 10 bales: ship
meats. 1876 bales. Quotations Middhng. 9kc.;
low mIddling. 9N9sc.: good ordinary, ga S8c.i
ordinary, 740 7ic.; stained, GH1c.
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CoLcMEsrER. ENG.. August ] 8. lss2.

COLCHESTER fN''.. August -. lSNZ.
Gentlomen.-I was troubled with very had form
of Indigestion for 4 long time and Tried many
things IN vain until got some Hop Biters, and on
taking was quite cured, ana remain so I'll this
time IL Is now three months ago since was bad.
4. BELL.
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4 Tariff DC cisiOn-ApDO
Representative ut the Cars COrO-
nation.
IN telegraph Do the Dlspatch. |

BN ttIt-ldpu ~ tIiS i'i'l'NNH-I
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April 2j.-Secre-
tary Folger TODAY decided the appeal of
F. W. Lemons & Co. from imposition Of
duties by the collector OF the port of New
York upon an article known to brewers as
granulated rice. This article consists OF
Kernels or grains OF Z" CLEANED " rice broken
into fragments. The designation " cleaned -
is that OF the present tariff law. The Secre-
tary holds that granulated rice does not
come under designation Of rice cleaned
within the meaning OF the present tariff;
that it is not governed by the similitude
clause of the tariff. and is liable TO duty
only at 20 per cent. dd UdioreDl as an article
manufactured i'm whole or in part.
Upon the recommendation Of the Civil
Service Commission the President to-day
appointed Deb. Randolph Keim to be chief
examiner Of that commission. w. w.
White of Atlanta. Ga, has been appointed
clerk to the commission.
Rear-Admiral Baldwin. commanding the
United States naval forces on the Euro
pean station, has been ordered to proceed
with his personal staff TO st. Petersburg to
attend the forthcoming coronation OF the
Car
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Eliza Pinkston, the famous Louisiana
witness in the electoral, controversy loi
ls76-J77, died In jail at Canton, La, where
she was serving a term for larceny.
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Jovnov. Eng. February l. 1882.


Gentlemen. 800 For years have been a sufferer
from kfdneg com plant. and from using your Hop
Filters am entirely cured. and can recommend
them TO all suffering from such disease
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Flour-We quote: llne. s36s3.2j; superfne,
1915 M % extra, So j@ 80 40: common lam
lily, S5.5O0f5.75: Patent family, f7Ae7.75.
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777--77----
RsNE yNTEELiGENGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1883.

schooner Harry Sheppard, Clayton, New York,
railroad iron, TredeSar Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Nellie White, clifford, Norfolk, United
state. mail, merchandise, aud passengers, l.. Il.
Tatun superintendent.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. APRIL 25, 1888
GBy Telegraph

Steamer Luray, SchermerhOrn. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers, chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
Steamer AccOmac, Delk. merchandise and pas
scngers, Smthfcld. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company land saiCl on rciurnl.
steamer Northampton, Mctarrick, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohis
Railway Company land sailed on rtturnl.
steamship Richmond, -, New York, merchan-
disc.
Schooner Wcybassct, -. Boston, light.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond, -, New York, morchan-
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that this should be the sense Of this Con-

that this should be the sense Of this Con-
vention.
The Chair ruled this out Of order.
Pending the report OF the Conference
Committee, Thomas Brennan, OF ireland,
secretary OF the Irish National League, adj
dressed the Convention.
Father Conaty, OF Massachusetts, as
chairman Of the Conference Committee.
then presented the report of the commit
tee. lie said that the committee had re-
solved 10 report no plan OF merger or
method OF disorganizing the Land League,
but would leave Il 10 the Convention TO
agree on such plan
Pending the formulation Of certain reso-
lutions
PATRICK EGAN, LATE TREASURER
Of the Land League. was introduced. He
said since he became treasurer he had han
died S2i5,000. and the Land League had
previously received from all sources $685.,
0O0-total Of S1,230, 000-of which nearly
81, 600, 900 came from the Irish III America.
No man. woman, or child who ever contri-
butcd cent to that fund had ever ques-
toned It's accounts. Some disappointed
blackmailcrs had done so in vain.
\ resolution offered by Brown, Of st.
Louis. rs a substitute for other pending
resolutions was adopted after bad parlia-
mentarv tangle aud much confusion, and
several Intellectual attempts to clearly aScer-
tain the sense OF the Convention by a rising
vote. Mr.. Browns resolution provides
that when this Convention adjourn il do so
10 meet with the Convention tomorrow:
that the chairman appoint committee of
seven with power 10 declare the Land
League adjourned sine die; provided the
Convention tomorrow complies with the
report submitted and adopted here this
evening by the committee appointed to
submit plan OF reorganization.
The secretary was accused Of making q
speech while reading the substitute, and
the
GAvEL RAPED CONTINUALLY
for fifteen minutes.
President Mooney, in his speech to-day
opening the Convention. after eulogizing
the Land-League leaders in Ireland and
stating the object Of the present gathering
n already set forth, said: In spite Of
England the lrish-American will be the
most important factor in her Irish ques-
ton till that yeXed question Shall
have reached solution. From sire and
grandSire we have brought down to
The third and fourth generation the tradi-
ton of long score OF grievances TO lay at
England's door some day for settlement
II has been truly said OF us that We hate
England with an intensity Of detcstation
mequalled by any class OF Irishmen in
Ireland" Even here she still imposes
burdens on Us. We still pay tribute to the
Power which has driven us or from which
we have fled into exile, for yearly the poor
est among Us pOurS ont his mite in aid OF
the kindred she Expresses. Civilization
and progress have made brighter happier.
and better the homes OF men in every land
save Ireland alone.
SINCE TIE FIRST SAXON SET FOOT
within her borders TO the present time the
same cruelties, the same iniusticeS have
been repeated TO curse and blight her.
Slenccd, cocrced. crushed. let her people
not despair. We are untrammelled we
can speak, act, and organize in their behalf.
The Convention att late hour adjourned.
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CATARRII.
CAYFORDs RADICAL CURE,

SANFORDS RADICAL CURE,
THE GREAT BALsAMIC DlsTILLATIOS OF
WITCH HAZEL, AMERICAN PINE, Ca
MADAM FUR, MARIGOLD, CLOVER
BLOSSOM, ETC,
for the immediate relief and Permanent Cure Of
every form Of Catarrh, from simple Head Cold,
or Influenza, TO the Loss Of SMELL Taste and Hear
Ing, Cough, Bronchitis, and Incipient Consump-
ton. Relief In five minutes In any and every case.
Nothing Ike it. Grateful, fragrant, Wholesome.
Cure begins from first application, aud Is rapid.
radical, PEI manent, and ncyer-faling.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Sol
vent, and Sanford's Inhaler, all In one pack
age, forming a complete treatment, Of all drug
glsts, for 81. Ask for sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
i,oston.
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LICENSE TAXES.

OFFICE CITY COLLEcTOR.l
RICHMOND, April IL, 1883.