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AZ INTERNAL-REVENUE OFFICER
"A SAVED.

PROVIDENCE. August p. 1852.
EJl0r QC Boston Her0id:
Dear sir.-Durlng my term OF service in the III
tcrnal-Reycnuc Department Of the United states.
at the time my Office was in this city. was afflicted
with severe attack Of Kidncy-D.ca-e and at
times suffered intensely. I received the medical
advice of some Of our best phy-icians FOR a long
time without being benefited by The r prescrip-
tons. Being discouraged by the failure Of the
doctors TO help me, and beng urged 10 use Hunts
Remedy BY friend who had tested ils merits,
although reluctant To Try patent medicine. WAS
finally induced 20 try the Remedy. and procured
two bottle Of it, and commenced taking % faith
fully according 10 The directions.
Before had taken it three days the cXcruciiing
pain, In my back had disappeared. and before
had used two bottle, was entirely cured. When
ever. from oycr-cxcrtion or violent cold the
pains I'm my kidney return, f." doses u Hunt b
Remedy quickly effect cure.
Before closing beg To- mention the remarkable
cure Of a friend Of mine In New YORK city. 10
whom recommended this valuable medicine. lie
was suffering severely from an attack which WIS
pronounced by hi, ph! stefan decided case 81
Bripht's Disease OF Tic Kidneys obtained Two
bottle, Of HnLt'- Remedy for him. and he COM
repccd taking IL, aud lean Go improve 81 once
and wa, speedily restored to health. and he az
tributes the saving # his lic unGcr tile blessing
Of q merciful Providence. 90 I!uuts Remedy.
Aaothcr friend Of mIn- in New ORR 10 whom
recommended Hunts Remedy Was suffering Sc
verely FROM Eidncy-Discase, and WIS entirely
cured of It after using This wonderful medicine
only q short period
Feeling deeply grateful for the great dement's eA-
| percnrcd by my friend, and myself from The use
Of lIunt, remedy, feel u u hc mY duty, "a, wei
"a, great privilege. 10 furnish y0u tins Nouni ny
and unsolicited statement Of facts iuriAc ihi"r!A'-
/ ton Of your large number Of readers many 0'
whom are und0ubtcdly suffering from this widely
spreading scoulge, mJ believe that % is The sl
medicine now known. and that IL VIII cure all
/ c..ses of hidney-Di,oascs that can Dc cured.
/ shall be- pleased 90 confer with any one WHO
may ,,irc am interview r. ardiar the statements
! herein contained. Truly yours.
RICHMOND HENSlIAW.
/ NH s-Thtv. ,~d&1u 90 Mossnr street
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nnifimore Mc,nnai.i Confcremcc.

WINCHESTER. VA. March 12.-The Bal
timorc Conference Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church closed It's annual session here
tonight. During The forenoon and after
noon sessions numbers OF reports were
made and memorial services held OF de-
ceased ministers. The missionary report
shows that contributions to the amount Of
=. GOO had been received during the year,
and for church extension. 81 500.
President McCauley, Of Dickinson Coz
lcge. stated that that institution would cell
citrate It's centennial the present year II
was proposed to increase its endowment
fupd $50. coo. one third OF which would
be for building purposes. OF this amount
$1,000 had already been raised, OF which
Rev. u. II. Carroll, OF Baltimore, had given
$4,000.
4 memoir Of Rev. Thomas Guard was
read by Rev. Mr.. gladden.. Eulogics were
pronounced by Rev. Morgan and Rev
Lanahan.
The appointments OF ministers were an
nounced at the close Of the Conference.
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CHICAGO. March l2.-Flonr quiet ana m
changed. Wheat wCak aud lower; SECULAR. = ,OOA
March Sl.p14 April; No. hlCtgu slurgHl,I
mSl.O7,s corn c1sicr: 57am9ttc. cash. Of.c-
March. Oats dull, weak. and loTeri - fr,r a,n.
4I.mfls.c. MARCH, ID c..ed hogs higher al $50
mss.2O Pork weak ard lower; Slr.O0@slN,lO
cash sud March: Sl82 April. Lard eisier;
II 3unssI BIS April. ruk-meats IN iiir de-
mlnd: shoulders. $3.50; short rib -lO; shai
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Trorcdyin philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. March l2.-ThiS fore
noon John :. Syren shot bis brother Wlie,
Lizzie Syrcn, IN the breast, and then shot
himself through the temple. Both are ID
critical condition. Mr.. Syren, the nus
band OF the injured woman. keeps q Da-
kerry. His brother John, who came mere
from Germany about one year ago, Is be-
Iicycd TO he demomted. While the baker
was ont John Morrow. q ncighbor. hearing
onaircllinp and two pistol hots in the rear
room. ran back and found Mrs. Syren
wounded in the breast. \ struggle en>ucd
between the two men, during which Nor
row wrcnchcd the pistol from tie murder
err. grasp. The litter then lied. 90 the
ward. and drawing another pistol shot HIM
.elf i'm the temple. The doctors So! that
both The man and woman will die.
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Another BOlOcaust-EicVen Persons
Burned 60 Death.

4 telegram from DeadwoOd says: Hood
K scott, lodging-shell, at the BrOwnsille
wo0d-camp, az The terminus OF the Black
IIill, and Fort Pierre railroad, was burned
at midnight Saturday night James Chal-
mcrs, Thomas FnIcss, II. &. Wright,
Lewis Hanson, Peter Hanson, A. Tenne-
ellie, Harvey Wood, ". II. Andrews,
thule, Hammontrce, Fred. i. Peters. and
Samuel lliys were burned to death. -Four
others. whose names were not learned,
were seriously injured. The origin Of the
ire Is not known. The building was one
story. with loft, where the men slept, ac-
ccs,ihlc los ladder. II was usually occu-
pied Dr. thirty dodgers, but last night only
fifteen were in the house. There was one
window in the loft, but only four men,
tadly burned, were saved by jumping
nom il. II viii be necessary 10 amputdc
the legs Of two OF these. The fire y sup
posed 10 have originated from kindlngS
leit near the stove, on which Goals iell.
Peters slept on the ground-lOor, within
iise feet Of the door, bat the flames spread
20 rapidly that lac could not escape. The
bodies Of the eleven victims were charred
beyond recognition.
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France.

PARIS. March 12.-An election for men,
Der Of the Chamber OF Deputies to fill the
vacancy in the Twentieth or Bellcyille Ar
rondissemcnt caused by the death Of Gam
BETA took PLACE yesterday. Sigsmond
In Craix BadicaD received 3,474 votes (;
NJ. Netevier tOpportionist), 2,O42; N. De
May (Collectiyist), LIS. and Jules Guesdc
(tnarchist. $40. \ second ballot will have
TO be taken. a. La CroiX did not receive
the required number Of votes to elect him.
The total number Of arrests yesterday
was S.. Thirteen Of the prisoners were
sentenced TO- day, their punishment ranging
from fine Of rs francs to four months
imprisonment.
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The poris Riot.

LONDON, March l2.-Inteligencc from
Paris states that the cmeUie there Is due to
the fact that sixty thousand persons are out
OF employment.
The TimeS'S correspondent at Paris
says: 50 For the past few days many for
eigners have kept from this city, owing to
its unsettled condition. There are now at
Rome many Americans who were about to
start for haris when the demonstration be-
gan. and who have consequently postponed
their VISIT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

United stntcs Supreme Court Decision-Tbc
New Tariff Act sent 10 COLLECTORS OF Gus
tons-Wiggins Insists That His Prophecy
Has Been Fulfilled A North Carolina MUIR
derer Scntcnccd-Faiiurc in New York
Probably Murder and Suicide in philadeI-
phia-Irish Affairs Trying TO Elect n Sue
cessor to Gambct,a-An Emrute In Paris
Wholesale Arrests OF Anarchists in Spain
Other Foreign Events Of Interest.
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Tito Yissis.ippi EIood.

TIE WATER FALLING Al hELLNA'
HELENA. ARR, March 12.-Ihere was
another decline OF an inch lat night,
making total Of three inches since the de-
cline set in. The gauge now shows iJ feet
: inches. There is no fall noticeable du-
rim, tbe dav-timc, but every morning re-
ycql. a decline. The weather Is clear and
spriuo-like. sufferers by the flood within
olIr borders will be provided for by State
ali which cannot come too quickly. There
are between five and seven thousand negro
refugees wholly unproyided for and pow
crle-s 10 help themselves. Inc ieNe'H
around Helena were never more secure
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Sad Results of ~ Lovers tcrhuN.
r,,INc TO APPEAR AT THE TINE APPOINTED
roR MS MARRIAGE, MS BRIDE BECOMES IN
SANE.
An Eric Spccal % tho Philadelphia Press
-. Tomorrow the doors Of the Penn.
.,iNonia State luuatic Asylum will open
=: admit a Young lady whose intellect has
becn dcthroncd by the pCriidy OF a ncreant
bridegroom. The name Of the dcmcnted
.irl Is Auua Peterson, member Of ono OF
bc most prominent families OF liarbor
,r,ck. near Erie. Miss Peterson is nine
,.en ycrrS old. and has been most literally
..lo,,cd hy nature with handsome form
and sweet disposition. About wear ago
,,,rr man named i. Dullca paid her
r,,rked attentions. aud in due time she
,,romiscd 20 we'd him. DUllca l. possessed
u considerable property, aud the match
,,.. generally considered a most happy one.
ArR,Yrp IN BRIDAL ROBES.
THE -th ol March was set for the we'd
lin ,.f1v. and many friends and relatives
Nm invited Co De present at the ceremony.
Tf. bridegroom was very Jealous in MAX
... tbc precarations. and lift nothing I'M
I.no which would add tc'af to the affair.
gs. eventual day arrived az last. and Anna
1,.t.r.nn arrlycd herself in her bridal
-. The morning trains brought many
t,,.,3.. who assembled i'm the handsomely
T'..rgtcd Peterson parlorS rs the hour
Ir.U nigh. The marriage was 10 hc
,l,mrized 10 noon. At ten minutes
M ra the bridegroom had not ar
,t,.d The minister WAS in waiting tn
,.rrorm the ceremony and in an upper
l..m ihe bride SIT among her elegantly
'.,i-'1 bridesmaids. just before noon a
.,r,,ra,r rang the bell and, handing the
..r,srt a letter addressed TO Miss Peterson,
hurried away.
Tr,. excited considerable suspicion. and
ra, without foTebodiuc> Of evil dld VT.
PETERSON deliver tac miS>N 10 ms dau2h-
IT. She tore it open hurric Fly, glanced
over H. contents, and then. win an ago
r.lsl shrek icH In ,Woon. The ialaI
I,,t.r va. picked up and read 10 the
..c.t>. 4. wa, o curt. hcartie>s cW>te.
uEAmIF>s LETTER.
MY Dear Miss Peterson: Crcum-
stances over which have 30 control COM
mel me to I0rcgo the honor of wedding
Won to-day. This morning ! was informed
~ Great necessity for ny presence else
whore. At some future time. II all goes
We'll. may see Won. and then. If Our Ieci-
iD., for each other are una.t,rcd. Our re-
n-i.p4 can be- considered the same as
though this little hitch i'm our arrange
meut, had never happened.
.Y0ur,rrulv. =. DCIIEA.
.P. s.. Am going 10 travel
E,,tOratiycs were applied. and The Oc-
serted lridcreglinci Consciousness. non
III. came out OF The FAINT she aSionl>hcd
her friends by quietly r,adlu>tlng her
,,r.arl ~ o!an-c flowers, ana. taking the
% Il % ms|f r
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IEeinrichHcine.s Widow.

The widow OF Heinrich Ilcine ms Just
died 1t Pa,Sy. Nine. Joubcrt describes
her IN her Souvenirs" as good Tut soul
less creature, the attached companion and
devoted nurse Of the poet In the long and
painful illness which eventually killed Lin.
"llow many times" he used 10 say to him.
self. "has her voice called back my soul
lust rs il was about TO wing lis flight 10 the
unknown world" Next TO the carc Of her
husband. her flowers and her parrot con-
,tituted ;hc chief occupation OF her lie.
one night Ilciuc Wa, writing in ono OF
his terrible seizures. when hi~ wife, in tie
creates, distress and alarm. took hold OF his
hand. Which Sic pre- sell an Jndlcd. She
wcpt bit crly. ard in voice broken by
sob, he heard her say. No. Henri, YOU
must not do chat: you must not die. Have
pity on ne. lost 10y parrot this morning.
and II you should die, too, ! should be Ut
tcrly brok,n-heMtcd." It was an or
der" said the poet, describing the scene to
Nine. Joubcri, "and ! oheyed. She gave
such an excellent reason for il that con-
tlnurd 70 live
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WasI,,nSion Items.

W,smNGroN, March II The Court Of
Claims to-day rendered judgment against
the United states in favor Of stephen Dun
can. executor. for 1889 for cotton cap
mred In the Mississippi river during the
II Is stated that the Secretary Of War ha.
requested the President TO order court Of
inquiry to investigate General liazcn's adj
ministrotlon OF the Signal Service.
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LOUISVILLE

louisville Mach i2.-F ioET Iu'et anG un-~
changed: extra famiN S3.75@si; higI grades,
S6o5ar6.bo. Whcss quiet and hrm: No. red
water. t.luM Sl.l2. Com qmcf anI unchau- ed:
No. white. 55c No. mixed. 5tr Oats Pniet
aud firm miScd western, i8c. PrHsio qnlet
and firm New mess pork. > S.75 butS-ineat.
Shoulders S1.25; clear rih. 49.9j: Gear tides
SIO.37k. DaceD-shoniders, $50 cieir no
SlO.025: ricar. Sll.2J. fiam~-~ay r-curcd.
I2Rc. Lard aulci and i;i1D; chocc sst1c rem
dered. II - ptime -team, al. Mhi'keT quiet
al upchuL gft.
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rrnrinc nlsn,tcrs and F.oss of Life.

LONDoN, March 1.-The Norwegian
bari, Sarah. from New York for llaml urg,
has been abandoned. She isa total wreck.
Three Of the crew were drowned. The
remainder have arrived here.
The bark Princess Beatrice, from Ham
burg for Charleston, has been tOWcd 10
COwcs. She j. lCaky.
The steamer Goodhopc, at Liverpool,
from New Orleans, lost a boat and is badly
damaged.
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TraInllI.

DtFIIN. M.rch l2.-Thc murder-con,pi-
mcv prisoners have been notified that their
trial will begin on April oh. They will
be- tried on three CoHut>-namc Y. the
PhuniX-Park murders. the attempted muir
der Of Juror Field, and conspiracy.
The Government has ordered that
prompt measures he taken for the relief Of
the starving people in Lougirea.
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the TransyaaI.

LoNpON. March l2.-The Daily Ne'cS
states that the Cabinet council on saturday
was chiefly occupied with discussion OF
affairs in the Trunsyaal. II is believed
that the Government are determined to
exert their influence to protect the natives
against tire injustice and oppression OF the
Horrs
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INV PUBLICATIONS.
p,yERY PREsBYTEElAN SHOULD
READ IuE ARGICLEBY

~. IHl IAI~B ! 4 i.isi-NHN 49,
READ IuE ARTIcLEBY
E,-y.pg. MosGs D. n0GE, 0FElCinioND'VA-
WHAT l. PREsBNrLfiANlsNf"
III FRANKLE,LiE'ss SUNDAY MAGAZINE fOr
APRIL. now READY.
\ concise, complete. a,,i adequate -'"''h'n' %
tine history, faith. and position OF 'L!- great do
nomination.
FEANkLEsLIE'r SUNDAY MACHINE
Rsy. r. b. WITT TAiMAGE, EDITOR, Is no" pub
r.hing a -,rie. fhighly Important and 'usge''"a
,rt.ele. Ga the Religious Denominations Of ho
United stst., 20 which ZACH &, represented 10y oHe
II 10. rcco aoiizei letG,fs-
FRANK LEeLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE
E. tie onls publication occspy'ng f. distinctly"
G,ld. and T. growing rAptaiyIn strength MERIT
aud circu.at Oh.
Local agents wanted IN rycly town and church,
with whom sg.ca.ly favorable terms VII Do
made. Mg> FRANK LEsLlE,
Pu5.pber
$685.. 81 Para Place, Nov Yors.
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Twelve Hundred Spanish Anarcbists
Arrested.

MADRID. March l2-The total numbero OF
persons arrested i'm Andllusia for COM
plicity in beanarcm,t movement is l,200.
OF this number 800 are charged with mur-
ders, agruglian Outages, and with being
abettors Of the Biack-Iland' Soci@ty.
Sixty Of the prisoners have confessed their
completely i'm four murders.
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Ennfcncod 90 Hung.

Cr,RLoTTy. n. c.. March l2.-FeliX
Wilson (colored), who was conNle'ed NJ the
present term Of the superior Court Tor the
murder OF Nose Rchdlemah lalso coloreu)
in this city in May last was to-day sen
fenced bv Judge Macrae TO be hanged ON
Friday. April 10Th.
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LIZ. Watley, Of Edgetield, S. c., q VIC
lent patient in the asylum here, Sunday
freed himself from bis manacles and beat
James +. Darlington, IN old and inoffen.
siye inmate. over the head with a billet OF
wood, 30 that he died. Watley also beat II
keeper nearly TO death.
A FINE n-DREesISG. --COcOainc dress
Is the hair perfectly, and is also prepare
ton unequallcd for the eradication Of dan-
druH.
The superiority OF Burnetts Flayoring
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength.
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Rad News from India.

LOXD0N. March 12.-The Times says ::
Z" From many sources we receive new, IN
dicating that ii the new criminal-procedure
bill I'm India. which allows native Judges
Jurisdiction over whites in certain cases, Is
Der,eycrcd in. the results are likely TO be
SeTiou, heyond conception
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Especial telegram 10 the Dlspatch.l
FAYETTEVILLE, y. G., March 12.-Scn-
ator Davis Will be married at II O'Clock
Wednesday the 1lih. At noon he takes
the steamer down the Cape Fear for VIII
ming,on, and makes 4 tour TO the far
South, and then to California.
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Inilurc.

NEW YonK, March l2.-Griiliu & Co.,
merchants at "a Wall street. have assigned
TO Edward Earle. Liabilities, Sl25, 900;
assets not stated.
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s,,.rced ui,b Graye-Robbing.

PHILADELPHIA, March l2.--Df' W llliam
: Farbcs. dcmon,trator Of anatomy in
Jefferson Medical College, charged with
completely in desccia;'ol OF graves III
Lebanon cemetery seYefal months ago,
was placed on trial in the court OF quarter
Sessions TODAY.
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ROCKS, STATIONERY. &c.

rI'uR NEWEST BOOkS.-Ice Pack and
L Turdra, "a; Life Of Adoniram Judson. ~ !;
Coe,he's Faust-Bayart Taylor, 50 ; Use oil the
Voice IN Heading and speaking, $3.50; Recoilec-
fions of Dean II nley, I'll; The Blind Mans Greed,
~ Eras AID Cbarict'rs Of History. el.bh; New
by Imh i3,eod&wI BEcBWiTH 4 PARllAN.
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Relief Distrcssin ireland.

LoNr0N. March l2.-Ihc Ducht-S OF
Marlborough has given to Mr.. Tukcs'S
fund $500 pounds, which remained over
from the iund She raised for the relief OF
the di-tre,, in ireland during the year 1879
md ISSO
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.p,o.,,;ut hc french Gable.

BosToX, March IA private dispatch
announces that communicatloh on the
French cable is interrupted D' Il break
which occurred yesterday afternoon about
9o5 miles from DuXbury, Mass.
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Share speculation ol thtt htW. Ihi'',r ~
c,,f .i..x. those az saturday close. In tie tif
dealing, REINFORCEMENT wa. lu-t. but the lat ia,
sui. r,u,uily became strong. About IL oti''N ii
-..nri,I MI advance OF ..l ser cent, m which
Omaha. Canada southern. Northern F4c .r'' 900
TuIau Pacific were thc ltfIIlnE irdtIt,-. iul~"
arrr which ths market again nc' iir ,ttrh q .i'u
af f.i llav sold up 'lt Q Per CONT anon i'-'i.'
,n,i Clu.,aA southern being the mo- ruit-pl'""-
A., d. ,.f.,...rl movement. from tltn EH %, ~ =
o'clock roe market WIS dun ana irfn% n.'i uul
without feature. thr CHANGE b." ny "hIf '.l1Ll.
,,,d .i,vlv advanced .iWl ger cent. % Cd" tl!-',
,rd ly ~. PAU and linton iacihc' M n..4s't
rIl~ed generally strong. WIN an aifi "u
1,,.s a. r-artl0u4 Of lfl.ls per cent. -, faui'
rllc1pI. Burlington ANA QuiucN' - raul Nt.t!'-
arolt. and Manitoba, and luioD ftriEc htiht i",
most prominent tl,r'. -. lt''''' ''''' 'F-''
81 1.uNI .Dlrt-.
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Fire ,uGecrgia.

Row., GA, March lg.-A IRE occurred
NJ noon to-day at Upsoto, Just across the
river from Rome. -Four small stores,
owned by Mrs. Drew, q. $. Maxwell,
.James Baird, and c. }. Holland, were de-
slrOXNd.
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WISFIT STORE.
WYE WILL OPEN TO-DAY AN En-
TIRE NEW LINE OF
SPRING OVERCOATS AND SUITS.
MISFIT STORE.

W, en,,rupon tina new season Of business ac-
tvitv Sith the confidence Of the public aud Al I'M
ei qhe ir it' spring attraction r. our
s5SSSS s77Iss%@@
,.,-, nc,I. ttyIl.h SUIT. IN Chcyio's. We have
rhcn, in All shades and color, they have been re-
duccd u this figure, and Is certainly value for a
hard-e"rnea dol ~ have again The
go 60 50 90
- 90 ~ 90
,rri. boinr an excellent "Nobhy" SUIT for
a.. we nave them ia FANCY CASSlMERES.
TRICOTS. and DtAGONALS. and Ia al cuts. IL
iInpos-iblc 10 20 away without purchasing.
!4Iss gig
slit SUIT.
FINE BLACK CLOTH DRESrCOAI, with
DoESKIN PANTS and VEST. This SUIT = our
leader. ana NUT be examined 20 be appreciated.
q SO SO !$SS
PANTS. PANTS.
These we have in nil patterns Of CllENlOIs,
4 NSSIMERES, and FOREIGN NORSIEDS.
We have again the
I: g e ....,, sS553
IN MELONS, TWEEDs, and CASHMERE,
elegantly trimmed, and very stylish
We have again the
an 80 - 90
SPRING OVERCOAT.
A spcclal lot Of over 200. among which VIII nc
fonn1 n number Of merchant tailOrs' misilts, and
/ worth full three times the money.
| And again We have The
! SIS Els
/ SIS - els
! SPRING OVFRCOAT,
silk and Satln-l lined, and you VIII freely admit
! on examination, that they are cheapal e4O-
Remember we viii cheerfully refund the none,
| 10 all dissatisfied purchasers.
MISFIT STORE, 0l2 Main street.
MlSFIT STORE. 9l2 Main street.
OPF.N IN THE EVENING TILL S O'CLOCK
sAT.-RDNY TILL 10 O'CLOCK. NH 1891
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rnriish IRON Entcrc.is.

LoxDox. March I2.-At a meeting Of
twcnty-onc delegates, representing the
South Yorkshire and Lancashire iron
trades. il Was resolved TO restrict the oui-
put OF finished iron.
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BY Telegraph.
SEW YORK.

NV YORK. March l2-AOo1.-Stock, strong r
,f,,.,. : rrr cont tNctauce-iOug. 4 : q. sholt.
Isf. stale bonds neglected. Governments gene
rally unchanged. .o,. ,........,..,.....,
b.talrG.-t Ncnanec. 4Sl J. boNrtnm'hts ilc-
Ii.s.: new 4. ll9!; new b.. 100. Money 6'
Ia nor cent state neglected. Treasury balances
coin. tl2G.Ou7: currency. SOD -.
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mAR.NE GNTELLiGEN,L.
PORr OF RICHMOND, MARCH IL, 1883.

fOhi W NV h'''-Ni'f nan --' '-
ARRIVED.
steamer Roanoke. Couch, New York. mercllaii-
A.. and M, souqer-. G.. Y. Allen g Co., agent.
steamer Ashland carr. Philadelphia, ihefrLan-
It.e mud passenger. j. ". Nee trrist, agent.
choonsr 4. ". ilurlburt, Crosby, Peiers1srg,
Hight, To- had cOal.
SAIL Ed SUNDAY.
steamer Guyaud0ttc, Kelly. New l"rh. moTehhh-
disc and pa zen lcrs. C.. ". Alien & 60.
steamer pioneer. Piptt. philadelphia, inefenah-
q ~. j. ". McCagr1ck. agent.
SAILED YE>TERpAY-
steamer Ariei, Clifford, Norfolk, tnited states
mail. mrrchaudiae. aud passcn-,re, /. r. la'un
llnop Arctic Powell. Western Bsaaei- ,Fuek-
barrels. Curric Co.
CLEARED.
schooner Jennie a.ddicro Hatch. Cuba tcois,
Curtis x Buck.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. March ~. 1888.

MONDA1s hdi'b i%- 1000
sALEs-FmsT BoAgD.-1,000 Virginia new IS
NJ 80, 1900 do at so, 1900 do. NJ 50i 10 shares
Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad stock at 6lk. 30
do. at OK. 10 do. at 6iS: 5000 Charlotte. Co
lumba and Augusta Railroad second rs n 1927.
SECOND BoAED.-lO shares Union Bank stock
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HOTELS AND BOAEDING-HOUsEs.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.

Location unsurpassed. one square from Broad
street .tuIon. Pcun-y yauit railroad.
Newly furnished and improved, With 500 rooms.
Offer. attraction, superior t. amy hotel ln PhIla-
,,,,,.', T.. /. MALTBl,
..,taTrT,CsaIm Proprietor.