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steamer Accumulation Vessel Aare

NEW ORLEANS, March 10.-The steamer
City OF Lincoln, enormously reported as
having sailed yesterday, ran aground out
OF the channel in South Pass near Crane
island. Two boats viii make an effort TO
get her off. She may have to be lightered.
Her Cargo consists Of grain and cotton.
The Italian bark Giuseppe Lanata, hence
for Havre, after sailing on Sunday morn
ing discovered she was on fire. She was
taken in tow and run ashore between South
Pass and Pass-a-Coutre. The firels report
ed to have been eXtinguished. She had on
a cargo OF cotton,
L0ter.-The CITY OF Lincoln is still
aground. The bark Giuseppe Lanata was
hauled off and the fire eytinguished. She
will be towed to the city and probably dis
charge her cargo.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

c,pTrEF or 0USEBRkAktR-SlNGtLh
BROWNING or TWO CoLTS-PERSoNAL.
r,,orr.spondence of tie Richmond Dispatchl
MARCH Is, 1883.
some DAYS AGO the sheriff received tele-
cram from Warwick county describing and
orierinr the arrest Of negro man who
was ON the morning express. When the
train arrived the officer boarded IL, end,
with the rs Sistance Of the conductor, took
the man into custody. On the arrival OF
the Warwick sheriff il was found that the
darky had broken into two houses ana
stolen some clothing and money. An At
temnf was made to ar 'est him on the traln
a, Morrison station just a. II was starring
seeing chance OF escape he gave the sher-
III sudden push f&m the moving car
and was no doubt chuckling over the sue
cess Of his strategy when he was arrested
here. When questioned rs 10 the roDDer!
he denied all knowledge OF 1t, but Inc keys
Of one OF the houses were found upon Ms
Mr.. b. b. Wolf has just lest a couple Of
fine colts under very peculiar clIcum-
stances at Spratley'S farm on the James
river. At low tide the colts walked out on
The fats, which al that place are very SOFT
sinking deeply. they were completely De
wildered with fright. and in their efforts 10
Get out floundered further from the shore.
until they became immoyably mired. Be-
fore any means could I've devised to eXtri,,
cate them the rising tide oyerilowcd and
Crowned them. When the tide again fell
another colt. seeing them, attempted 10 20
out also. and but for timely prevention
would have had 4 similar fate.
Master Robert L. Harrison. son OF Cole
mel Randolph Harrison, has been appointed
by the postmaster rs Lis assistant.
The granite slab containing the in
!. scription "Cameron Hall" and intended
8 10 be placed over the main entrance to the
amusement hall at the asylum, has been
rejected by the building committee and
sent back.
sMrs. John A. Henley, who died on
Thursday, was buried to-day. The coffin
was wreathed in beautiful floral tributes
presented by Mes>rs. Cary, Pierce, and
Hancock, of Richmond. W.
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proposed Reception of Mr.. ParneIl.

NEW YORK, March l9.-One OF the largest
conventions OF Irish societies ever held in
this city met here yesterday. There were
present large delegations from the Ancient
Order Of Uibenians, the various total abb
stinence benevolent societies, and the Irish
National and Parnell Land Leagues of this
city, Brooklyn, and Jersey City. They had
met to arrange a reception to Parnel
should he attend the Philadelphia Conyen.
ton. The proceedings were not entirely
harmonious, and resulted in the with
drawaI OF the representatives OF the An
cient Order OF Hibernians. The Land
Leagues presented DR.. W. B. Wallace's
name as president, and the Ancient order
Of Hlbernians the name OF James Oliver.
DR.. Wallace was declared chosen, and
amid much confusion, at a sign from their
officers, the Hibcrnians left the hall.
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MILWAUKEE, March l9.-Fionr In ftir demand
Wheat steady No. 2,4lAc.; No. Milwaukee,.
sec Corn weak. Oats irmer; Nc. 2, 4Uhc.;
white. 43sGf5c. Provisions firm. Mess PORK.
rIsSu cash and March. L,ri-prime steam.
ALPS cash aud March. Hogs firm az s7@s7.5p.
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MHrTToDrsm.
ri0h and sixth Days Proceedings or the
baltimore Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church south at Charlestown,
IA IN.
Especial Correspondence of the Di.pstch.I

Especial Correspondence OF the Dspstch.l
CHARLEsTowN, w. Va, March 10, 1883.
Yesterday was the greatest day that
Charlestown has witnessed for years. All
railroads running into the town brought
hundreds OF people, and those coming by
private conveyance swellcd the number
greatly. The hotels and clearinghouse
have been taxed to their utmost. yet all
were well taken care Of. The pupits OF
all the Protestant churches (whi.c and
black were occupied by ministers OF The
Conference. A Conference "lovc feast y
was held In the Methodist church this
morning, and was largely attended.
At III O'Clock Bishop Keener preached the
ordination sermon ard
ORDAINED
Augustus Dawson. Il. +. Waters, j. =.
Wilson, John Miller, John ). Mitchell, III.
4. Brown. :. V. Hildebrand, Edward
Boyd, J. l.. Henderson, and X. ;. Ilitc,
deacons.
At night the Bishop ordained ID. +. En-
Ter. W. III. Sanders, James III. Boyd, and
J. II. Grubb elders. Rev. DR.. McFerrin
preached the ordination sermon.
\ mass-meeting OF all The Sunday schools
in town was held in the Presbyterian
church at 3 o'clock. Addresses were de-
livercd by T. J. Magruder. ESD, Rev. b.
+. Ball, and Bishop Keeuer.
Mondays Proceedings.
Rev. +. NJ. Mills, OF Alexandria, Va,
conducted tie opening religious services at
Conference this morning.
The characters of Presiding Elder Dice
and Reys. Van Diver Stricken, Flaherty,
Anderson. Wheeler, HELLER, Dorsey.
Lynch. Jones, Armstrong. Wheeler. Fox,
Wagner. Bishop, and liner. Of the Lewis
burg district, Were examined and passed.
Charles Shiplcy, treasurer OF the Con-
ference Board of Missions, made his report.
showing that in addition to the S2l 200 for
foreign missions already reported, the
Conference has raised $1,000 for domestic
missions.
4. j. Magruder, treasurer OF the joint
Board OF Finance, made his report, show
inc sl,3i4 raised for bishop, $4,000 for
superannuated. S1.100 for education Of
ministers sons and daughters. and for the
Bible cause S169.
The fund for education will be divided
equally between Randolph-Macon College
and the Wesleyan Female Institute.
The Committee on Publishing Interests
reported recommending the Southern
Methodist Publishing-House and the South
erR Rerielc. Of the Baltimore Episcopal
Methodist. TO Southern Methodist people.
Considerable debate on this report occu-
pied most OF the morning session.
During the past year the Publishing
House at Nashville. it was stated. was so
deeply involved in debt that a sinking fund
must he provided for lis payment.
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Excitemcntin New Orleans Theatre.

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-The Tarantas
Pavilion, at the corner OF Bourbon and
Orleans streets, was the scene OF great eX-
element last night. just before the close
Of the performance an alarm OF fire was
given, and the large audience present be-
came panic-stricken and made rush for
an exit. The fire having been subdued and
quiet restored, it was found that two men.
two women, a girl, white boy, and CO.
lored boy were severely crushed by being
tramped on. The wounded were sent TO
the Charity Hospital. Some OF them are
believed to be fatally hurt.
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uo,,.u challenged by Ross.

ST. JONI, Y. b., March l9.-The Toron-
to Telegram having stated that ilanian ex-
pressed a desire to row against wallace
Ross this year, and was willing to make
the stakes $1,000 side, Ross to-day issues
q challenge TO Hanan, Offering 10 row
four or tive-mile race Tor the amount
stated. the winner to receive I'll the money
received from the railways, DC. Ross VIII
give $500 for expenses, provided Hanlan
will row at st. John, or will take 5000 and
row at Toronto, the race to take place on
or after July 1st
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RowIes, one Of the prisoners awaiting
trial in connection with the PbTnIx-Psrk
murders, died In an epiIeptic III In Kill
mailman Jail Sunday night.
Robson & Crane have leased a LOT on
Randolph street, opposite the Central Mu.
sic Hall, Chicago, and will build thereon
theatre ut cost Of 100000.
A bill reducing the legal rate OF interest
In New Jersey from to ) per cent. has
been defeated in the Legislature OF that
State.
The fourth centenary OF the birth Of
Raphael Is to be celebrated in Rome on the
18th OF this month, when bronze bust
is to be placed in the Pantheon near his
tomb.
A memorial mass-meeting In honor OF
the deceased Socialist Karl Marx was
held 10y the workingmen OF Brooklyn, n.
y, Sunday. DR.. Adolph Donai delivered
the memorial address.
a will printed on typewriter has been
admitted to probate at New Haven, though
a Connecticut statute requires that such
documents be written. the Judge deciding
that such printing is written within the
meaning Of the law.
Oliver G. Black, young colored man
who was discharged from Government en-
ploy, has entered complaint that his dis
missal was due to his unwilingncss to per-
form mcnial labor for his chief. The case
has excited much comment. ~.
Superintendent Snowden, OF the Phila-
dclphia Mint. says that the dies for the
altered design on the new five-ccnt pieces
will not be ready for two or three weeks,
and the altered coin cannot be issued till
then.
Richard shortell, boy thirteen years
old, was found on Wednesday in New.
York SO drunk that his life was saved with
great difficulty. lie drank ten cents worth
of whiskey from saloon kept by man
named Keegan. who is to be prosecuted by
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
TO Children.
The First Congregational church. Kansas
City, has rented four-st0ry house, In be
used for social and religious meetings,
reading-rooms, and place in which Sun
day-school teachers may study their les
sous. A city missionary is employed by
the church to look after people who are
likely to be brought under the benefcent
influences OF these provisions for social
comfort and religious Improvement.
A National Cremation Association has
been formed in Philadelphia, which at
present consists OF eleven members. Ii is
to be conducted on the cooperative plan
for the purpose of disposing Of the re-
mains OF members after demise by crema-
ton. 1t is the intention OF the association
to obtain for its members, and others who
wish their remains crematcd after death.
the lowest terms possible from the lie
Moyne furnace at Washington, Pa, and
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
in the transportation Of the bodies to that
point.
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Fatal Shooting In Ohio.

CHnLIcorHE, ONO, March l9."william
Kcys. a farmer, living four miles from
Greenfield, stopped at the house OF q man
named TAYLOR on his way home on Satur-
day night. and accused Stanton Taylor Of
stealing a buggy.robe. Taylor called out
his brother John, and the TWO assaulted
KEYS, who drew a revolver and instantly
killed stanton and MORALLY wounded
John. Keys started for this city to sur
render himself, but was met by . consta-
bic and arrested. Four murders have been
committed In that ueighborhood within the
past five years.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DrsPATCB FROM ALL POINTS.

rreedmen.s Bank Depositors 20 Get Their
Last Dividcnd-Ross Challenges Hanlan 70
Row a Four. or Five-MtIe Race Supposed
Attempt ut Abduction-The Mississippi
FIoods-Mysferious Disappearance and
Supposed Murder In North Carolina-Ad.
justment OF Railroad Troubies-El Election
Of New Directors for the virginia Midland
Rond-Thc Irish Clergy and Earl Spencer
The Socialists Agitators In France.
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Destructive Fire in Boston.

Boston, March ia fire occurred this
morning in the six-story building 5sl TO
3S1 Washington street. II originated in
the basement of 3S1, occupied by ID. i.
Illsley q Co., hatters, whose loss on stock
and fixtures probably reaches $4,000.
Insurance, $4,000. Richardson X Gertrz,
shirts, loss about S3,000-insured. George
II. Richards, Jr., ieweller. had stock valued
at $4,000, mostly locked in safes. His
loss cannot be estimated. Loss on build
ing fully Sln. OOO-insnred.
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Railroad Troubles Adjusted.

RALEIGH, n. c., March 19.-The trou-
bles so long existing between the Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad and its lessee,
the Midland North Carolina railroad, have
at last been adjusted. W. j. Best. presi-
dent OF the Midland Company, failing to
make satisfactory arrangements, Major
John Calling, recently appointed receiver
under consent Of Judgment, has taken
charge OF the property. This gives salts
faction to all stockholders, and puts the
road on safe footing.
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Tho Star EOnfo Trial.

WASHINGTON. D. C., March I9.-In the
star route case to-day the entire session OF
the court was consumed in an argument
upon the pertinency OF the question as to
whether or not the witness, General Brady,
had any knowledge OF the Price drafts.
This Is regarded as an important point by
both sides, for il the question is admitted
it will probably lead to the admission OF
the testimony by Price in support OF the
Governments charge. The argument will
be continued Tomorrow.
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A Husband Arrested ON the Charge OF
Wife.Murdcr.

RALEIGH, n. c., March ia special
from Cameron says for several days Jane
Williamson and her little daughter have
been missing from her home, in Bensalem
township, Moore county. A search made
by the neighbors having proved fruitless,
Allen Williamson, the husband OF the wo-
man and step-fatber OF the child, was ar
rested and charged with their murder.
Sallie Williamson, Aliens mother, was ar
rested as an accomplice. Family quarrels
are reported as the cause.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER.
\ CASE STATED By DIR. b. :. HARDY. HOOKER
TowS, GREENE COUNTY. NC.

my son, young man. suffered from Stone In
the Bladder, Of a mired character, consisting
chiefly of Calcium, Carbonate, and Phosphate.
After persistent use of all remedies indicated in
the case without benefit. put him upon Buffalo
Lithia Wat, r. spring No. 2, the use OF which Tor
some six weeks resulted In the passage, at short
Intervals. of Grurei Of small size and al times OF
particles Of Sand. followed some limo afterwards
by In. discharge of q Stone, weighing Twelve
grains uhe .rgcst. | am confident. | ever knew 10
pass through the Crethral. virtually ending MS
troubles; since which time any unpleasant syinp-
tom has been relieved by the use Of the water Tor
short time It's action Ia this case has been indeed
wonderful" NH 15-eod2w
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RESIGNATION OF THE BALTIMORE DIRECTORS
AND THE ELECTION or OTHERS.
Especial telegram 20 the Dispatchl
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 19.-At the
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Virginia
Midland railroad here to-day the resiSna-
tons OF the Baltimore directors were re-
ceived. They elected William Keyser and
5. Wilmer, OF Baltimore; G. g. Holland, Of
Danville; Joseph Bryan and A. s. Buiord,
Of Richmond; and w. p. Clyde, j. q.
rutherford, and w. b. Cutting, Of New
York. Adjourned till April 10Th.
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syaTuoxEn., MATERIAL.

V'HE UNDERsIGNED, HAVING BEEN
APPOINTED AGENT FOR NJ. MiLLHIsER'
Trustee for Baughman Brothers,
offer, for sale AZ their store, No. 1917 Main street.
,heir large and assorted stoek Of goods consist
ingof
WRAPPING and wRIrING-PAPERs.
FLAT, PRlNTING-PAPERs, and
CARDBOARD STOCK;
p ENVELOPES,
TwINEs, PArER BAGS,
BLANK-BU0Hs,
OFFICE STATIONERY, &c.
Orders for all kiuds Of PRINTING solicited and
promptly executed.
All goods soId at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES FOR cAsHSa as the trustee des'rs "
clos. out the same as soon as practicable.
&. C. BAUGHMAE,
m2o.lm Agent for NJ. Mll'hiser, Trustee.
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Affpmuf al Abduction.

TAYLOEsyILLE, ILL, March l9.-Emma
Bond. the victim OF last summers outrage,
mysteriously left her sick-room last Friday
night, and was discovered by the attend
ants lying on the ground north OF her
house III an unconscious condition. The
incident created the suspicion that an at
tempt at abduction had been made to pre-
vent her appearance before the grand jury,
rs she seemed on the road TO recovery.
The prospect Of her recovery is now doubt
ful
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BUFFALO THIA WATER
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
sUPPLANTs TIE SURGEONS KNIFE
STONE OF TIE BLADDER.
ITS GREAT SOLVENT POWER. &C.
STONE OF TIE BLADDER.
ITS GREAT SOLVENT POWER. &C.
STONE OF TIE BLADDER.
CASE or DIR. Il. ]. WRESTLING. or MIDDLE
TOWN, PA, STATED BY HIMSELF.

"Fxperie .ce I'm its use I'm Stone Of the Bladder
in MY own person cnatles me q attest the wonder
ul efficacy Of the Buffalo Lltia Water In this pain
full malady. 49,
After long undergoing sunerlngs the intensity
Of which could not describe. have, under ths m
anenca of this wa. err passed II ar confident that
am yith the bounds Of truth IT least an ounce OF
(0Icnlf. some of which weighed rs much - four
me in 4 condition of comparative ease and COM
fort. -,
Ion one occasion passed thirty-nyc Cdtcui IN
forty ght hours. The appearance of this mass OF
Cdlctdf n1icates Enthusiastically, think that theN
were all component particles OF one large cdicn-
ms DESTROYED by The action Of the watei by means
Of solution and dsintegrauon.
This water Is not only powerfully diurdttc hut
exerts a decided Influence on the chemical coinpo-
sitlon Of the urine.
from II l. the more remarkable because Of my adj
vanccd period Of life. | am now scyeniy-seven
wears and six months Of age
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The Wreck Of the AshuelOt.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., March 19.-The re-
port Of Rcar-Admiral ClitZ relative TO the
circumstances attending the loss OF the
United States steamship Ashuelot, by which
several lives We're lost, has beer received by
the Secretary Of the Navy. The report was
not made public, but is OF such character
that the Secretary has ordered a court-mar-
tiaI to try Commander Horace f.. Mullan,
who was in command when she was
uvrcpLad
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Fire i'm Shreveport.

terday destroyed J. II. stephens wholesale
grocery-store. and the stocks OF J. e. Soape.
wholesale grocer, and A. Drefus, dry goods
and groceries. and G. G.. Thurman X Son,
cotton buyers, were damaged by water.
Loss, $4,000: insurance not known.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
PirttuCyp March 10, 1883.

OFFERINGS.
wuEAr.-Whlte, $50 bushels re-eNhibited,
I IA bushels Red. rs / 2 bushels.
ConN.-w hlte. 1,l20 bushels; rc-exhibited, 3os
OATS, $50 bushels re.exhibited, $40 BUSH
els.
PEAs.-l2 busnolq.
CLOYEE-SEED.-i0 bushels.
SALES REPORTI-D 70 SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Wh'te, ia bushels very good nv
Al d Fed eGO bushels commOA 10 very g0od
/ oneherry az sl.I7 to > %; 2i4 bushels nike
al sl23; $50 Jushels very good shortserry NJ
sl.2O. -. ..-....,o ,a-,,s.
$40 bushels very good ~ prime at % TO soc.
OArs.-i6 bushels w.aty IN private terms.
CIOyKR-sFEp.-l0 Bushels on private TERMS
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All London viewed the scene OF the ex-
plosion SUNDAY, and now that the excite
ment Is subsiding. 1t Is recognized that 1t
might have had other than FeniaD
source.
David efrouse, Esq. attorney at law, Of
New Haven Conn.,. says: 81 was attacked
with severe rheumatism. fused one bottle
OF 81. Jaro5s Oh, rubbing well three times
. day, and obtained instant relief and q
peftet cure"
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A Cold Wave.

WAsnINGToN, March l9.-Reports re-
ceiyed here say the cold wave extends
over the entire Northwest. At It. Louis
the mercury fell from scyenty-'eyen 10
freezing point AT II O'Clock last night.
one OF the Seyercst snow-storm' OF the
season is prevailing throughout Ontario.
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Another DefaIcatiOn.

NEW YORK, March l9.-lt has been dis
covered that the late Judge James w. Tay-
Tor, OF Newburg, n. Y, made use OF large
sums of money belonging to persons for
whom he was trustee, and that his estate
will not cover the dedication, the amount
of money missing being estimated at
S22j,00
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MACHINISTS.

JOSEPH III. HULCHER. JOsEPHG Ross.
Late of Tre6egar Works. Late Of c. aud O. Shops.
HULCIER 4 ROSS, PRACTICAL
Ill MACIIINISTs. 1908 and 1910 east Cary
street. near Fifteenth street, Richmond. Va. Ma
chinery OF all kinds repaired and put up carefully
Being practical machi nists' and doing our own
fools we feel assured that We can give entire salts
faction both rs to price and workmanship.
In 2-eodam<
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Another Dividend TO Freedm ems
Rank DcpOsitOrS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 19.-Comp-
trollcr Knox, who is eT-ofcio commits
sioner Of the Freedmen's Bank, is pre-
pairing to declare another dividend to the
depositors OF that institution. This divi-
dend will be per cent. and will be the
last declared. Hetofore dividends amount
ing to Gj per cent. have been paid.
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Strike of Atlanta Printers.

ATLANTA, Ca. March l9.-Io-day the
printers in the Erening Star office and in
James Z. Harrison 6 Co.'S prinling-house
refused to 90 to work for less than thirty
cents per 1000 ems. The rates have been
twenty-five cents. The present force OF the
Star consists OF two small boys. Both par
ties to the controversy refuse to yield.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

sew YoRK, March l9.-Coston aniet sales, %
consolidated net receipts, SAT bales; exports
10 Great Britain, 1866 bales 70 france, oolV
bsies; 10 The continent, ll,3lD bales. Flour
4 .25sus5.25; good 90 choice extra, tJ.3O@01.
Wheat-Cash grades held Urea No. spring nomi'
nal; ungraded spring, si.n2x; ungrAsiSd red.
No. red, March, tllsestLi9x. Corn un'
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Fire ut south Boston.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispaich.l
SorTH BosToN. Va, March 19.-Fire on
Yesterday morning entirely DESTROYED the
store Of II. r. Brooks, at this point. Loss
on stock, $4,000; insured in the German
Company Of Rochester for $4,000; insu-
rance on property, $1,000, in the Royal Of
LiyeIpoOl.
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4 FINE HAR-DREsSING.--CO dress
Is the hair perfectly, and is also prepare.
ton unequalled for the eradication OF dan
drutf.
The superiority OF Burnett'S FlavorinS
Extracts consists in their purity and
great strength.
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The following Dostmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned Charles w. Orrisoh
at Mount Gilead, Loudoun county, va,
and Jason b. Douglass, at huckersViiie,
Greene county, Va.
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Southern Observation-Disclosures As
ISOLATION.

ATLANTA, March 19.-At meeting OF
the Western and Southern Cotton Manu-
facturers' Association here to-day there
was a full representation. extending from
st. Louis I'd Virginia, present. Harmoni-
Gus action for mutual protectlon ana in-
terest was had. The Convention adjourn
ed to meet ut Augusta, Ga, III the call OF
the Executive Committee.