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WHAT ROGER A. PRYOR SAYs.-The New
York Tribune reports Mr.. PRYOR as fol-
lows
"Tilden will be nominated by acclama-
ton at the Chicago Convention. viii he
accept He viii. And Hendricks That
does not follow. There is no love lost be-
tween them. should rather say Palmer,
Of Illinois. A frce-trade plank? No. nor
tariff for revenue only either. The
Democratic party is sick of growing leeks
for home consumption. And they couldn't
make the South swallow them. The Caro-
linas would bolt"
General PRYOR has been living in New
York ever since the close Of the war be-
tween the States, but he knows by the in
stinctS OF 4 southron what the southern
people favor. He says the South will
swallow 40 free-trade leeks. When such
Democrats as General PRYOR talk in that
way, everybody ought to be able to see
that on the question Of protection the times
change and the southern people change
with them.
Mr.. EAToN, OF Connecticut. says that the
tariff ought TO be taken out Of party poll
tIcs-ought not to he made an issue be-
tween the two great parties at all. That is,
that like the whiskey bill which came to
grief in the House OF Representatives last
saturday, the tariff ought to be regarded
as a question upon which every member OF
| Congress could vote TO suit himself or his
constituents, and not to please caucu;
made up in Washington OF men who rep
resent interests so diversified that it is
next TO impossible for them honestly tC
agree upon any sort of tariff.
As to what General PRYOR says OF Mr.
TTLDEN, it is further proof that there is ;
TILDEN boom. We cannot understand /
except upon the assumption that the TART
question is TO lie entirely sunk,''o subor
dinated TO the overriding issue Of redress
ing the wrong done In 1877 in deprivins
Mr. TnDEN OF the presidential office. w,
can think OF no other issue that would
help the Democrats out OF their present
troubles. 1t may be Spontaneous com
bustion -; but we are inclined TO regard
} it as an attempt to put the tariff out Of
sight.
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Not Ready for Il.

The leading Democratic paper in
Georgia-the Atlanta C0astifution--haS hit
the nail on the head in saying that the
country is not ready for contest on the
tariff question. Suppose some indiscreet
Democrat in the Lynchburg Convention
had proposed that the Democrats should
fight the battle OF last year on the tariff
question what would have become OF his
proposition? IL would literally have been
whistled down the wind. In national
politics there is now a state OF things
that forbidS the battle OF this year
TO be fought upon the issue OF protection.
The people arc diverted upon other ques-
tons. Their hearts are not in this thing
at all. The SHERMAN committee, the United
States jury law, the United States judges,
the criminal prosecutions OF men for sup
posittious crimes, and other things that
we need not name, are what the voters are
thinking OF. A Virginia Democrat thinks
Of MALONE. not of the tariff, when you be-
gin to talk about the next election.
Dul DSlC II " ndt illC -Aildulst DdIltl
"In all the arguments that have been
advanced in favor OF the Morrison pro-
gramme. there are vague intimatiOns that
the whole country is to be reused in favor
of tariff reform. Now, there are few peo-
pie stupid enough to believe that the next
campaign is to be fought between tariff re-
formers or Free-Traders and Protection
lists. There are no reasonable grounds for
such contest. The issues are not made
up, and the country is not ready for it.
" The contest will he, as heretofore, be-
tween the Democratic and Republican par
ties, and the issues will turn on questions
of administrative reform, quite as impor
tant to the people. and of more pressing
nature than matters affecting the tariff.
Such blunders as have already been made
can be retrieved by the nomination of Mr..
Tildep. The country is ripe for the issues
conn ected with the old ticket"
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DEATHS.

Died. sunday, siarch 9th, KATIE ROSALINE.
infant child of Taylor ii. and Columbia A.
Powell; aged two months. ,,,,
Funeral service took place al Shockoe-fli1 Gene
terry yesterday Monday, March 10th.
Died. March Sth, at 3 =. NJ, Mrs. CATHERINE
MASENBURG; aged ci2hty years.
Funeral took place Monday at 7. NJ. at First
African Baptist church.
Died. ai O'Clock J.. NJ, March 10, 1884, Mrs.
POLLY TERRY.
Her funeral viii take place at 3 O'Clock To-
MORROW "wednesday EVENING from the
Frst Baptist church lcOl0redl. Friends ana &C.
quainlance are invited 10 attend.
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win those who are upholding protection
because they allege it gives good wages to
the workingman explain why the reduc-
tons in wages have all been In the pro-
tected industries, while the wages OF skilled
workmen in the unprotected industries,
such az carpenters, biacksmiths, bricklay-
ers ETC.. have not been affected p Courier
Journal.
Read over your list Of unprotected in
dusiries," and you will find that ii men,
tons no class except mechanics who are
protected by prohibitOry tariff. Nobody
imports either brick houses or frame
houses. Blacksmiths' work must be done
not only for, but in. every city, or town,
or ncighborhood.
There Is a lesson In the paragraph quoted
above; but ii is exactly the reverse OF what
the Courier. Journal intended Ii to be.
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ALL OVER THE STATE.
GRANT ON THE SITUATION
VIVA, He Thinks Regarding the hepao','
can Son,inaticn-DanyiiIe and BLOODY
s.,~,xo Ripd Word for the South


sh,rt-No Kind Word for the South
fsnec,,, Correspondence Of the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, Va, March 10, 1884:
had n chat Yesterday at Old Point WIN
General Grant. His condition Is NOT inucu
improved, and he is still confined 20 nls
roam He can hobble about on bis crutch-
es' lint has not yentured out as yet.
Speaking about the political SITUATION; nc
said he thought from what he could gatner
,hat tbc chances for the nomination rom
the Republican side OF the situation were
e"uaIIy divided between Blaine and AZ
thnr asked him il lie thought the
bloody shirt would enter as poiltica,
sane into the campaign, and he repiieu
that be understood the Danyile inyestlga-
t;nn to have that significance. then
osl.ed him II he believed that the DanViile
riot was instigated by Democrats 10 serve
noI;tical ends. and he said, 80, yes; l
snnnose the Democrats had Determined
10 defeat the Readjusters at all hazards /;
.Hat the Copiah riot was another instance
NJ This character, and that there was no
sort Of doubt that Mississippi ana Soutn
Carolina were Republican States WITH any
thing like fair count. In WORD, ne
hadn't kind word to say for the SCUM;
and while he talked very little, still
showed ANYTHING but kind feeling Tor
thc struggle the Democrats have made for
white supremacy.
lie told me that he would receive COM
plmentary vote in the Republican Conyen-
ton. but that he was NOT candidate DeiOre
that body. He will remain at Ola Folht
several weeks il the weather is favorable,
and expects to run over to Norfolk before
his return to New York. y.
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! Mr.. Muniord the resolution was passed
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
House bin to Incorporate II. T.. Lee
Camn' No f,onIederate Veterans.
Wans . I'm - nroyide for the assessment
~ The roaI osss,a ~ this state in the year
1885, and overv fifth year thereafter.
To nroviJe for the preparation OF rolls
Of troops furnished BY the State OF Virgil
MIA 10 the army Of the Confederate States,
and Of the militia of the State in active SER
vice durinc the war between the States.
Senate lin IN incorporate the Virginia
Nail and Iron Company:
senate hin 10 amend and re-enact the
Code In relation 70 returning bonds to in
surance companies, &c. ,-,.o.,
Senate bill 10 prevent frightening OF AMI
mails and killing Of persons and spreading
fire by careless moving OF engines with
steam on comfy roads and turnpikes.
Senate lin 10 amend Acts OF Assembly OF
1874. in relation to the luriSuict'on o, ene
Corporation Courts OF tue ci'ies Oh 'h"n-
chester and Winchester .,
Senate bill to provide in tne future con-
struction OF railways Tor secure cfoss!nSs
on county roads, streets, ana o'her hign-
ways.
Same to amend the Code in relation TO
ferries. A.,
same to amend the act providing for the
more efficient collection OF the revenues
&c. -,
Same TO amend and re-enact section Oh
an act approved January II. 1857, 10 pre-
vent frauds on the Commonwealth ana the
holders OF her securities in the collection
and disbursement OF revenue.
Same to give an appeal as OF right 10
the State in all cases where suits ale IN
sIituted under m act to prevent frauds
upon the Commonwealth and the holders
.oi her securities in the collection and DIS
bursement Of revenues.
The House took up the appropriation
bill-a Senate bill-at half-past | O'CLOCK,
and the bill was under consideration when
the chair was vacated.
Night session.
The House met at o'clock-Speakcr
Stuart in the chair.
APPROPRIATION ELL.
The appropriation bill was again taken
mp.
The provision in the bill paying the
Washington and Lee University interest on
fine bonds Of the State lost on steamer Are
tic was. on motion Of Mr.. Marshall, struck
out.
Mr.. lakewood moved to reconsider and
Mr.. CardwclI moved to pass by. Agreed
TO.
JUDGE OF rACQUIER.
Tue calendar was postponed few min
utes, and on motion OF Dir. Munford me
House agreed to elect judge OF Fauquier
county to-day Tuesday at II O'Clock.
The appropriation bill was again taken
up, and again the calendar was postponed.
and on motion OF Mr. Barton so much OF
the resolution as related to meeting OF
the House at 10 O'Clock was rescinded so
far as it referred to Tuesday.
Pending further consideration OF the ap-
proprialion bill the House adjourned.
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Mr.. SUMNER, OF California, declaiming In
the House OF Representatives on Saturday
last in favor OF postal telegraphy, said that
Mr.. TLDES would have taken bis seat as
President II there had been postal-tele-
graph system Ia 1875.
We looked into che Congressional Record
Of sunday TO see what reasons Dir. SUMNER
assigned for this dictum; but found that
be had withheld bis speech for revision.
II Is statement that Is well calculated to
excite ones curiosity.
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NEW BLOOMFIELD. Miss. }

Gentlemen.--I have beeu suffering FOR the last
five years with 4 severe itching all over. have
used up four BOTTLES Of your Hop Bittcr,. and II
has done me more good than all The doctors
medicines that they could use on o. with me.
am old and poor. but feel 70 bless you for such
relief from your medicine and torment Of the doe
tors. have had fifteen doctors .. me. one gave
me fifteen ounces Of solution OF arsenic; ARCHER
took four quarts of blood from me. All they could
tell was that 1t was skln--ickncss. Now, after
these four bottles Of your medicine. AIN wcll.and
my skin Is well. clean. and smooth aS ever.
HENRY kROCHE.
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coMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
READ, MARK, AND INwARDLY DIGEST
AsuprpyuAM. Mass. JANUARY IAN

| have been very sick over two year,. and Wa
given up past cure tried the most sklful ply
sIcians, but thew did not reach the worst part Ny
lungs and heart would al up every night aud dis.
tress me very had. ! told my children / never
should die I'm peace until hid tried Hop Bitter.
I took two bottles. They helped me very much in
deed. took two more: and am well. There was
a lot of sick folks here, who Jaw how they cured
me. and they used them and arc cured, and feel a.,
thankful rs do. Mrs. JULIA g.. GUSHING.
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We were once taken to task by the Vir-
gina People for calling it the PaIaski
People. Now, we are pleased to see, the
latter is the title Of the paper. A change
for the better. Richmond Dispatch.
Brother Drinkard must admit that there
is much more reason for the change now
than there was then. II he will recall our
reasons for taking him to task, he will
recollect that we distinctly stated thst the
name Virginia People was not Of our
choosing, and that we adhered 10 II simply
out OF respect to prior claims and good
usage.-PulaSii People.
IAN right; but we really do not know
the reasons.l
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KALAMAZOO. MICH. February =, lSSO.
know Hop Bittcrs VIII bear recommendation
honestly. All who use them confer upon them The
highest encOmiums. and give them credit Tor ma
King cures--all the propretors claim for them.
have kept them since they were first offered 70 the
public. They took high rank from tile first aud
maintained It, and are more called for than all
others combined. 80 long as they keep up their
high reputation for purity aud usefulness | shall
continue to recommend them-someihing ] have
never before done with anv other patent medicine.
ID. BABCOCR. II. ID. and Druggist.
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CEDAR BAYOU. TEN. october %. 1882.
have been bitterly opposed 10 any medicine not
prescribed by physician OF NY choi"e. My wife
fify-sx years old. had come by degrees Of disease
to slow shutdown, aud doctors failed TO bench
her | got a bottle Of Hop Bitters for her. which
lon relieved her IN many ways MykidDeys were
badly affected. and took twenty dose. and found
much relief | sent 10 Galveston for more, but
word came back. None IN he market. go great y
the demand but got some elsewhere. 10 has re-
stored both Of rs to good health. and We are duly
grateful Yours. J. =. MAGET,
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DANVILLE.

Erom Judge Davis 20 judge Blackwell
Railroad Receipts-New sunday school
Two Storms.
(Corrcsp0ndence Of the Richmond DisDatch.l
MARCH 10, 1854.
In the Corporation Court on SATURDAY
George T. Grant, who killed }. W. Man
ming, in the northern part OF this county,
about the last Of June. and had been con-
fined in Jail at Chatham, was brought be-
fore Judge Blackwell on a writ Of hahedS
corpus, the object being to obtain bail for
him. After argument Judge Blackwell re-
fused to allow bail.
The receipts Of the Danyille and New
River railroad for last month amounted
to So, 133.G6-freights. 81, 136.f3; passed.
gers, 81. 7II7.j3; mails. $500.
A Baptist Sunday school was opened in
North Oanvillc yesterday evening with
an enrolment OF SIN teachers and about
ninety scholars.
There were two storms OF rain and
electricity Yesterday morning. The skies
are clear this morning, and the mercury
stands ut 800. ALPHA.
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The Morrison Bill.

That it is not Democratic measure is
evinced by the fact that it has been almost,
il not altogether, universally condemned
by the Democratic press OF Virginia and
by thousands and thousands Of good and
true Democrats outside OF Virginia. The
tariff plank in the Ohio Democratic plat
form, which has been Incorporated into the
platforms OF the Democracy OF our own
and several other States, is good enough,
in our opinion, for any Democrat to stand
on. Anything short Of that or anything
that goes beyond it is not test Of Demo
cratic fealty. And any attempt, there
fore, to read Democrats out Of the party as
traitors for failing to yield their conyic-
tons upon this question TO the dictum Of
Mr. Morrison or any other individual
member OF the party will prove to be the
sheerst nonsense, and speedily come to
grief Wytheciiie Enterprise.
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We were gratified TO see IN the Dispacth
few days ago that a majority OF the
Democratic members OF the Legislature
favor protective tariff. Those who do not
do NOT represent the best interests OF our
State, the Washington Post and lesser
tights TO the contrary Notwithstanding
Salem Times Register.
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John DAILY, who has served seven years
In New York prison, for murder IN the
second degree, will soon be released, as
the Supreme Court has decided that the
evidence did not warrant conviction Tor
a higher grade than manslaughter, and that
his sentence should have been not more
than four years.
The Chronicle. San Francisco, CAL,
publishes a letter from Colonel ID. j. Will
hanson, an army officer and ex-Umted
States Consul, affirming that after long
years Of intense suffering from acute rheu-
matism, after using all other known rene
dies, the baths Of other countries, and
spending $4,000 without relief, he was
cured by st. Jacobs Oil, the conqueror OF
pain, and has thrown away bis crutches.
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HtMPTON.

The New Baptist Disqualification Cere-
monies Sunday.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.I
MARCH 10, 1884.
The new Baptist chapel at Newpor's
News was dedicated Yesterday morning,
DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry delivering an able dis
course on the subject OF Preaching"
The chapel Is neat frame building, capa-
BILE Of seating comfortably about two hun
dred persons. 1t is situated on Washing
ton avenue, and is furnished very nicely.
Rev. A. f.. Owen preached at night.
pr. Curry also delivered an impressive
address In the Baptist church here last
night.
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THE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDICT
Burnctt's Cocaine has been sold in every
civilized country, aud the public have rem
dered the verdict that II Is the cheapest and
best hair-dresstng IN the worid.
Burnetts Flayoring Extracts are inyaria-
bly, acknowledged the p,fest and the best.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. J
March 8, 1884. \
TO the Editor Of the

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
For the information of very many OF
YOUR subscribers, please let me know
through the columns OF your long.read
and reliable journal the pay and perquisites
OF the Board Of Directors OF the ssylumss
and other officers appointed by the Board
Of Pubic Works. 1t Is hoped that the
Board OF Public Works will show their
good sense by excluding all members OF
the Legislature from such Boards OF Di-
rectors.
An old subscriber and well wisher.
EADJusTEE-DEMoCRAT.
fThe visitors or directors are paid mile
age for attending the meetings OF The
boards. Nothing else, we think, except
sometimes the local directors receive
small annual allowance because OF dutie
they are required to pcrform.]
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SANDERTON, PA. November q. 1879.
Dear Sir: have used four bottles OF Your Hop
Bitiers, and they have cured me. had darrhma D
dyspepsia, aud chronic Inflammation Of the bow
els and was addy in the head, and nervous.
FRED. TIN y SBERCEF.
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KAHoKA. Mo- February o. is

hNIIVNNs l'I'TFF NfEI I'|'|F
purchased five bottles Of YOUR Hop Bitters 81
Bishop & Co. last fall for my daughter who bad
been sick for eight years. and am well pleased
with the Bitters. They did her more good than an
the doctors or medicine she has taken aud nave
made her perfectly well and strong
WILLIAM T. MCCLURE.
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WALHEND, KAN, december =. 1881.
write to infor you what great relief 20, from
taking your Hop Bitters. Twas suffering yith neu-
ralgla. dyspepsia, nervous debility and woman's
troubles. 4 few bottles have entirely cured me
and am truly thankful for 80 good a medicine.
M-s. MATTE COOPER.
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GRENADA. MISS, November B. 1879.
Ny daughter, row q young mother, j, using your
Hop Btters. and Is greatly pleTscd with the bose-
Gcial effects on herself and child.
DID. MOORE, Proprietor N,'r Nou'k.
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GREENWICH. February IL. 1850.

Hop Bbters Company
Sirs.-I was given up by the doctors 10 die oi
scrofula-consunpfon. Two bottles Of your Bit
tiers cured me. They saved NV life, and am
grateful. Lklso1 BREWER
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LONE JACK. Mo-.

IONEJACK. Mo-. September Ia. 1879.
have been using Hop Btters, and have received
great benefit from them for liver and Kidney
complaint and malarial-feyer. They are superior
tn All other medicines. L. VI. BARSEs.
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Virginia News Items.

Sunday night at the residence Of Mr..
Dodamead, depot agent at Burkeyille, a
lamp exploded, scattering the burning oil
over little daughter OF Mr.. Pollard, and
setting fire TO her clothing. The child ran
out into the open air, and the flames were
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BATTLE CREEK. MICH, January 81. 1850.
! have used seven bottles Of Hop Bitters. which
have cured me Of a severe chronic difficulty Of the
Sidneys called Bnghts disease by The doctor.
RODNEY PFARsON.
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MILroN. d.. Febrnary lo. lsso.

MILION, Dbl, FthFuiTl To Io'V'
Being induced by a neighhor o. tr.sHop Bitters,
| am WE'LL pleased with Il rs tonic medicine. II
having 50 much improved my feelings and bene-
flied my system. which was very much outof tone,
causing great fccbleness for years.
Mr.. JAMES BETS.
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BATTLE GREEN, Men, January 81. 1879.
Gentlemen Having been afflicted for number
of years with indigestion and general debility, by
the advice of my doctor | used Hop Bittcrs. aud
they afforded me almost instant relief | am glad
TO be able Ia TESTIFY In their behalf
NH lI-Tu.Thtwl&SaIm THOMAS G.. KNOX.
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SPRINGFIELD, LII, September 3. 1850.
Gentlemen have been iakiIg your Hop Bitter
and received great help from them. Will give you
my name as one of the cured sufferers.
Mrs. MANY +. STkER.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem "A
wi bers of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No 36.HSGx
A. r. and 4. W.. are requested 20 attend ~
stated meeting. at 81. Adams Hall. THIS "
CTuesdayJ EVENING at o'clock. All Master
Masons IN good standing are fraernally Invited.
BY order OF the Worshipiul Master.
WALTER MOORE, Secretary.
MARCH IL, 1881. NH lI-lt
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CLEVELANp. O.. Oetober 2s.ns7l

Ny b,lter-half is firmly impressed with the idea
that your Hop Bitters is the essential thing 10
make life.happy. h. POPE
Secretary Plaindoalcr Company
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GREENwICH. y. Y. Feb

GREENwICH, \. T.. February +, 1881.
Hop Bitters are the most valuable medicine l
ever knew. ! should not have a1y mother now but
for Them. HENRY KNAPP.
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PAULpING, ONO. February ., ise0.
Gentlemen: Have used two bottles # Hop Bit
ers in Biy family. aud think them the be-. ncdi-
cine ever made. GEORGE ". PoTTEH, Banker.
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Damaging StOrm-Efre I'm Ports
mouth.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA. March 10, 1884.
The heavy rain and hall-storm near
ChurchIand yesterday afternoon did the
truckers considerable damage by washing
up and beating down the early vegetables.
Two frame dwellings, belonging to Wal
ter Alexander and Albert Carey, respec-
lively, and worth S1,700, were destroyed
by fire IN Portsmouth to-day. Alexander
was insured.
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Now we tell you that the "Alpha" whis-
kew sold by W. ID. Blair & Co. at $3.50 per
Gallon is the best ever offered for that price.