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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-02-18
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
By NOSE SKINNER.

Hepsy Bnbblejaw.-You viii proba-
bly, have to submit to your husbands
eccentricities. 1t doesen't seem hardly
the thing for him to bring a stranger
home for couple of weeks, and intro
duce you as the servant girl, and he is
decidedly wrong in saying that little
coffee grounds in the bottom of his cup
would be sufficient grounds for divorce.
/ don't know your husband, but /
should judge that when he was born
his mother perpetuated fraud.
Julia asks-seWhere, o, where can
true love be found?" In the sensation
newspapers
Job Observation-Disclosures is no stated
rule for writing love letters. You
should write on fools-cap paper, and
bear on as soft as you can, using words
of such burning love that they will siz-
zle on the point of the pen. It is also
advisable to sling in hunck of pathos
OCCASIONALLY, such as, dearest Augustus,
L love you with love larger than an
elephants; I think of you every day,
and by and by, when the DAYS grow lon
ger, shall think of you twice a day."
1t it also well to put an ink-blot in the
corner, with the observation, Darling,
kissed this spot," or, 81 hove sigh in
this vicinity" A tear or two aren't bad,
if dropped in the right place. IF you
are short of tears, drop of vinegar is
good.
w. B.. Chelsea.-Yes, George WASH
ington is dead.
Scholar says-sI occasionally dabble
in poetry, and my friends say that /
have got talents. send you one of
my poims, witch took the prize in our
town last zamination, and you can print
it, if you don't think them Atlantic
Monthly fellers will go for it:
ga pEvEpIE
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l. X. PHENIs. A. y. NICHOLAS.
PHESIS = NICHOLAS,
Teal ESTATE AND COLLECTING AGENTS
hlAnd No.Aries Public; Eureka, Greenwood Co,
Kansas. Collections made In any part the State
Convey ancIng done, and Acknowledgement OF
Deods, Mortgages &c, taken Willattend prompt
non residents.
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PAINTERS.

GEORGE II. COOPER,
HoUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTER,
Ii Glazier and Paper Hanger.
). A. MOON,
"oUSE, WAGON AND CARRIAGE PAINT
ii ING; Sign and Ornamental Painting and Pa
per Hanging.
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CRANDALL & KIFF
LIVERY STABLES.
y. s. CLEVELAND,s

j.. II. & w. DAVIS
TEw LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE.
IN You can get your horses fed with good feed, at
low prices also horses and buggies et and teams
for heavy haulinp
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
+. J.WORIDICK,
A RCHTTECT, is prepared to furnish plans, spec
IN iilcations. &c. May be found at corner of
Fifth Avenue and Seosho Street. Orders promptly
attended to-
MILES & GRAY,
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. are prepar-
~ cd to furnish plans for and to erect all kinds
Of mechanical structures. VIII guarantee salts
faction.
wHEELOCK WILSON,
%IVIL ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS are pre-
pared to furnish elevations and working plans
for ali kinds of mechanical structures houses pub
lie buildings and bridges. Especial attention Civ
en- TO land surveying. Are prepared TO do carpen-
ter and joiner work either by the day or contract
f.. #. sPRAGUE,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER. shop the
Y corner Of Fifth Avenue and Mechanics Street
An calls promptly attended to.
ROBERT MILLIKicN. J. d. MILLIKEN.
MILLIKEN BROTHERS,
SURvEYoRS CIVIL ENGINEERS & LAND
- SCAPE GARDENERS. Designs furnished for
laying out public or private grounds and when de-
sired. the work will be undertaken and executed
in the best manner and highest style OF art Trees
shrubs and plants furnished In large OF small guam
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JOHN BAYS
LAUNDRY.

II livery AND FEED STABLE. 7th Avenue
Il Teams and saddle horses to hire. Horses fed
AZ all times and on reasonable terms
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TENTRAL LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STA
~ BILE, on 9th Avenue, between Commercial and
Mechanics Street, Is now open and ready for bust
ness, and will furnish teams at any time during
the day or night. Passengers conveyed to any part
of the country on liberal terms: Particular atten-
Iion nAid 20 boarding and transient stock.
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NOTARY PUBLIC. Real Estate Agent and Lii
IN eensed Conveyance Eidorado. Butler Coun-
~, Kansas. Acknowledgements taken Deeds and
Mortgages drawn, Taxes paid for non-residents.-
AL business entrusted to me i'll be promptly at
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EMPORIA NEWS
Advertising.
PRICE LIST

saayear. in advance.
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Miscellaneous Business Cards.

HAYS HOUSE,
GoUNCIL GROVE, KANSAS. =. p. Nichols
Proprietor.
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HENRY MARTIN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
IA AGENT. Eldorado. Butler County. Kansas.-
Taxes paid for on-residents. All business en-
TRUSTED 20 me will be promptly attended to.
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EMPORIA BUSINESS CARDS.
hotels.

ROBINSON HOUSE,
r y. ROBINSON. Proprietor. Corner OF Mer-
Is chants street and sixth Avenue. This house
has been reftted and furnished throughout, and Is
open the public. Stages leave daily and con-
meet with all Eastern Railroads.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31
Gold to-day l2lk.

The audience in attendance at Sberrv's
New York Theatre, Saturday evening, was
large and appreciative. The drama of
"Formoaa" was well rendered. Mir. Jas f.
Sherry as Tom. Burroughs, Stroke Oar Of
tie Oxford Eight, sustained the cburncter
true to lite, as also did Mrs. Julia Blake az
Jennie and Formosa. The acting of these
'wo exccleat performers gives universal
satisfaction to the lovers Of tho drama in
this place, it is so natural and unaffected. -
In their 9 cveral charac, era Mcssrs. Raioey.
Aon'ford, Blake, McSorl.y, Ferris, aud
Mr'. Baker, Monitord, and Pike, exhibited
rare talent and added largely to the inter
est OF the play. The af,crpiece, ..rurn
Him Out" came near turning tho audience
cut with laughter.
Tonight viii be introduced The beautiful
drama entitled 'Leah the Forsskcp." Mr..
J. +. shsrry will appear as Rudolph, aud
Mrs. Julia Blake az Leah. The per:or,n-
aaee will conclude with the side. splitting
farce entitled Turn Him Out, Mr.. O.
W. Blake as Nieodcmus Nobbs and Mr,
DJllie Pike ca Susan.
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5; etrola4,n Centre Daily Record,
Pst. Centre, Monday. Jan. 81.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINSsON q. q. d A. Il. u.

SOUTH.
Ne. 2, Passenger Leave Cory II. 20 a.
m Titusville. 1859 p. IN. Petroleum Cen
ire. LAO p. m; Oil City, 222p. m.; Ir-
yiUeton, 8 10 p. IN.
No. 4. Psssenger-Leave Cory G. 10 a. m.
Titusville, 1855 a. M: Petroleum Centrp.
s.lfa 10: Oil City, s SO a d (; srrivo at lr-
vineion ii. 40 m.
No. 6, Passeugcr-Leave Cory s. O5 m
Tiiusville. $50 IN; Petroleum Centre,
SIS 70; arrive at Oil City $40 r u. :
NORTH.
No. ], Pssenger-Leuve Irvineton 7.l5
= N: OIL City. 1910 a n; Petroleum Con-
ire, ll,65 IN; Titusvilie, IL, 80 u u /; arriy.
vt Cory l,I0 p N.
No. 3. Leave Irvinaton. 49,
es pm; Oil City 2,57 p IN; Petroleum Cen.
tre, s.3S p m; Titusvile, 4,2O p N; arrive
Ut Cory 5.45 D m.
No. 6, Passenxer-Leave OIL CITY 100 a
"; Petroleum Centre. 7.43 q NJ; Titusviilr.
s.S0 N; arrive at Cory 1910 u IN.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

TIE local editor OF the Oil City Times
recently "weut for" the Erie Dispttcb fo,
stealing items from that excellent sh.e,.
ut The same time the aforesaid local editor
has repeatedly stolen oil items from the
RECORD by the Wholesale Without giving
credit. His "!ight-fngered" propensilie,
seem to follow him from place to place
People have often ''bsisnc, straws on their
nose" for amusement behind prisen bars for
"stealing." AZ it's never too late to repent
We would advise the young man to "go and
sin LIE more"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

RoDDSRr-A young man, n stranger in
the place, was robbed Of about $l28, at the
upper end Of The Boyd Farm bridge. late
Saturday night. l. appears that Le had
"een TO the Oil Exchange Hotel visiting
with some of the members OF Sherry's
'ronpe, and returning home was set upon
ny three rntilans armed with knives, who
went through him for the above amount.
Ills about time that measures were taken
10 rii the town OF the out.tbroats aud vii
lsios with which it Is to certain exten, in.
tested. These parties are well known and
fancy themselves SECURE, but day Of re,ri-
"ntlon s"ails them. Ii will CONE soonar
ihan they imagine.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

Not long since the steamer Alpha wa
laden at Philadelphia with what purported
TO be cargo OF petroleun, and consigned to
parties in Antwerp. But when the c,Igo
ws" discharged at that ancient port. The
contents OF the bogsheads were discovered
10 bs not petroleum but a vilainons com
pound denominated bi,ters, concocted by
some dealer in putcnt medicines. How the
mistake occurred is not explained. The
sturdy Hollanders, however, prefer their
own Holland gin, and thera is no market
Tor the compound in that vicinity.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

young man at Mnscatine, Iowa. lately
crawled into hoiler to clean il out, bu,
n" engineer, being ignorant of the fact,
cIosed tho door and fred up. The young
man became nncomlortably warm, and to
his horror discovered the Goler filing witt
water. His shrieks were unbeard. but
fortunately the engineer opencd tue door
snd the half suIocated prisoner was reeas-
ed,
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The old and reliable gloc"ry honss Of o.
+. schonbloIn, has received ON addition Of
partner, Mr.. W. o. Wing having became
ldeniited with the firm, which is now
known as Sehonblem & Wing. The new
hrm will continue the busiuess at Petrul..
nm Centre and Tarr Farm. Their reputa-
ton for honest and upright dealing will
draw an extensive trade 10 tho new firm.
Success to the new firm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

Among those to whom Licenses were
granted at The recent Term Of Court, in
Franklin. are the following:
Corlelyou Il Voucher, restaurant, Pe,ro-
leum Centre.
J. II. Lsonhauser, restaurant, Petro
leum Centre.
John F. Tarr, hotel. Petroleum Centre.
Brads,reet & Sherwood, hotel.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

The Kep"r well, oa The McCray farm.
near tho line OF the DaZell farm, was tub.
I'd On Friday night and nced pumn.
lag on Saturday. 1t is yielding fifteen bar.
''ls per day and increasing The striking
OF this we'll opens up large amount of ter.
ritory which has heretofore been Considered
dry. Three years ago several wells wer,
r"t down in that vicinity and proved non.
productive.
The Haldermsn well, on Cottage IIilI.
near OH City, commenced pumping on
Saturday. 1t is yielding about two barrels
psr day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

= PaTRoLErh IN lS69.-Ws learn by that
able commercial journal, the Daily Bulletin.
that The price OF petroleum has ruled higher
during 1869 than in any Of the ,hrro previ-
Gus years, and those engaged in the produc-
'ion have received larger profits, in COM
pari'on With toe capital employed, than
during any previous year. The profits OF
the rrhner' AID dealers have been fair, but
very much less than those OF the class ,st
mentioned. Speculation has been pursned
on colossal scale, and prices underwent
great and violent huciuu;ions; Tut, not
withs'andiny this, the year closed with
much smaller,number Of failures than usua,
and, on the whoIr. WAS sinsularly exempt
from any serious financial disasters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

The Axiom, Ohio. Times says Of Mr.. David
H. Paige, recent groom Of that city: He
mas ''r'ad himself ont of the jolly brother
mood OF bacheiors, sold his single-breasted
lounge, packed his baggage and checked it
Tor Glory, walked tho gang plank OF court.
snip on the vessel of mairimony, and is now
sleaulng down the stream of bliss by the
l'Eh' OF the honeymoon. We wish him \
safe voyage, gentle winds and the 's,lken
down Of happiness complete in one volume
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

The meetings at the Methodist Church
IN this place are to be continued. Tie
service on last evening was attended with
very marked Manifestations Of tae Spiri,s
presence There will ke preaching on
Tuesday evening
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h A male candidate for the almshousc, at
New Haven, was dlsrobed previous to re-
ceiving the usual bath before euterino
that Institution, and as be laid aside his
clothing, 1t was discovered that instead of
a regular shirt, he was wrapped in anc
linen chemise. The man said "some one
must have exchanged with him."
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"Turkey" 81 ear. onr devil, suagrsts that
petition be gotten up and cent to Con.
crcs', asking that bonora bic body to notify
the clerk Of tie weather that a change .
atmosphere wonld he Agreeable to the in
hab''ants OF this vicinity, as they are near
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Handy Andy, the polite burglar from
chicago, 10 the present lion Of that CITY,
Every aris'ocratic dweiler on Wabash
Avenue has an acquaintance with the crn-
'lrman. llis latest feat was TO steal tbe
badge from the breast of POLICEMAN who
yisl' cd hu in his cell.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

ID II that large Cluster Dlumond r; ny
and Emerald and Diamoud Rings are rc.urn.
cd In ten days no trouble will bu made.
Be honorable once in yonr life.
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KEEP HIM DowN"--When u poor man
attempts to rise-attempis TO show that
there is no monopoly Of genius, and that
God hath given as free and noble soul
10 the lowly rs to the gresi-he is not only
opposed by the clsss above him. but envy
and scorn are but too often hs portion
among his fellows. They do not like to soc
themselves ou,-stripped by one whom they
have reckoned no better than themselves. and
instead Of encouraging. they damp his ardor.
and grieve bis heart with sneers. and cold.
because enviovs, counsel. The next class
above him love not to see a man who has
naueht to boast of but q noble soul, no
treasures savo those Oi mind, presuming to
take bis place among them, aud there is
one universal shout Of Keep him down.
This upward struggle which the poverty
stricken genins has 10 eninre-the struggle
against prejudice and Misrepresentation and
want-has dsuniei many mir.d, and dis
couraged many o breast, and has kept may
man formed to be = light to the world
in poverty and darkness to the end of his
days. Because of this, many noble spirit
has concealed its own fame of brightness:
many a noble and frye man, of whom the
world was not worthy, have gone down into
the grave with all the wisdom Of their souls
untold-"havs died, and made no sign"
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Tha Ice crop promises 10 bs slim on, in
this vicinity. From present appearances
ice Coz" lemonade, leo cream and mint in.
'eps VIII be scarce article Tie co,pirr
turner.
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'None bnt ths brave deserve the far;
md none bnt the brave can live with some
ai tbtm,
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sTS. PETER AND PAUL'S Catholic,
CHURCH.
Mass at lol< q. m.
Vsspsr and Benedictisa Of tive Blessed
Sacrament at 4 p. n.
eatseAisn At Z p. N.
JAMES DUNN, Psstor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-31

LOcnl NOiices.
Diaries ut Cos, vt Griirs Bros
-----------.-------------
| Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail.
Al Nicho,scu 4 B,nckmons. 1s.,i.
----------------------
TUE CHEAPEST and best place
10 bny liqaers for cash 10 at
jnn24f GAFFNEY'S
The New Gas Pump tor sals at Nicholson
q BlacSmou's IT,
Turs MEANS BUSINESS Ny snrirs stock
OF goods Ia offered at cost.
Dec 5tf
The New Gas Pump for sale at Nicholson
i Biackmou's. IT,
SHERIrPs SAFE Is CLosED.-Nich w
Biackmon having bought him ont ut this
place and Kane City. IT,
Reduced Prices at Lammers l. Aldss's.
Cuov.22tf.
Undertaking in large quantities at Lam
mers & Aldenn
KID GLoAEs--A large assortment, At
Lamels l. Alden'r.
The largest and best ass0rineut Of Table
Cutlery, ever brought iute the country at
Nicholson Il Blackmon's. II.
Fine Drugs at
27ih II. GrifI,s Bros.
Patent Medicines Ut
9th II. Griffrs Bro's.
Would you believe II, the best cigars ere
to be had at Critics Bros. 9th e.
The bfst of everything in the drug line
at Critics Bios. 27,b If.
EIT'rEEss are only IS per case at
jan24tf GAFFNEY'S
Lamuers Il Alden's IS the only store to
guy good. dnreble and cheap clothing.
hammers 4 Alden's ,s the ouly white
mans, clothing store in the Centre.
Critics Bros keep Wheeling StUgics, for
5 cts
Oss PURE and unsduI Ilerated ! - !
luofs and wine for medical use 20 to
jan24if GAFFNEY'S
ONE HUNDRED empty liquor
casss for sale ~
jsn24if. GAFFNEY'S
~ --------------e----
OracIs lascn for suits and Iis guaranteed,
II LHmin"ia & A.jsn's.
NEW ADYERTISEMENTS
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Divine services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Prsaehing at li.o'clock A. H., and
s'sissk P. N.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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Diaries ut Cos, vt Grltlcs Bros,

Horse Shoe Nails, wholesale and retail.
At Nicho,snu h Binckmon's, 3s.1f.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
services every Sabbath at II A. NJ ana
~ p. u. Sabbath School at l2L, p. NJ
eats free. 4 cordial Invitation extend.
cd 10 all.
ERa 4 "
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The New Gas Pump tor sale at Nichols
q BlacSmou's. IT.
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Tue CHEAPEST aud best pla
10 bny liqaers fOr cash 10 at
hn24n GAFFNEY'S
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Rev. c. n. HxARD, Pastor.
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Turs MEANS BUSINESS Ny snrirp stock
OF goods Ia offered at cost.
A. S. SMITH.
Dec Jtf.
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The New Gas Pump for sale a. Nicholson
J. Backmou's. If.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

son vans, all marked sMaison Militaire EN-
pereur,' and containing members of the
staff. Numbers Of horses followed, some
mounted by the imperial servants, in live
ries. ~
'sThe horses were magnificent animals,
over sixteen hands high. The postillions
wore glazed hats, gray coats, and scarlet
waistcoats. There were relays of horses
for the carriages and hacks, saddle horses,
and chargers beyond price. At noon the
Emperor alighted ut Bouvillon and walked
to the hotel. The crowd of people was nu-
merous, but was kept off by the Belgian
troops. French officers, of high grade
strolled about, among them Prince Murat.
The Emperor appeared at window and
the crowd hurrahed. The French prison
ers were silent, and made no response. It
was impossible to find quarters and food at
the hotel.
"The Emperor dined first, then his suit,
and the rest ate what they could get.
About O'Clock the Emperor, accompanied
by General Castenlaer. came to the door of
the railway station, He seemed well, his
face showing no emotion. 1t was noticed
that he leaned heavily on the arm Of his
servant, who led him out. He walked well.
He Wore a red kepe, embroidered with
gold, and carried decorations on his coat.
Dispatches were handed to him, and he sat
down out of doors on platform and wrote
replies. He afterwards paced up and down
the platform, smoking cigarettes, after
which he returned to the waiting-room and
read the Independence Beige until tke's
cial train arrived, when he departed" 59I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--We
note the following special appointments:
Centenary Methodist Church.-Rev. Dr.
Edwards at II A. NJ. Rev. DR.. Granbery
at night. H'.
Broad-Street Methodist.-Rev. DR.. Gran.
berry at II A. NJ. Rev. DR.. Edwards at
8P. NJ:
Nicholson Street Methodist.-Re Robert
A. Armistead at II A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Oregon Hill Methodist.-Rev. j. +. Gates
at II 4. III. .-h#
Sidney Methodist.-To be supplied at II
A. NJ. and s P. NJ.
Union Station Methodist.-Rev. B. F
Woodward at IL A. M. and P. N.
st. PduPs Episcopal.-The rector (Dr
Minnegerode) having returned, this church
will be opened for Divine service ut IL A
NJ. and 8 P. NJ.
Grdce-Street Presbyterian (Rey. Dr.
Read's).-Bishop Doggett, of the Metho-
dist Church, at II A. NJ.
Third Presbyteridn.-Rev. A. E. Dickin.
son at Ii A. M. The other services aP.
pointed for the day are postponed until the
fourth Sabbath Of this month owing to the
absence OF the pastor.
st. Marks English Lutheran.-Rev
John Blenner will preach in this church ai
III o'clock A. NJ. and at 8 o'clock P. III. AL
Germans are invited. =.
1.-The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-School Society will be
held at Manchester Methodist church Sun
day afternoon at 81 o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM ~ OUT To-MoR.
Row.-The first No. of the Sunday Telegram viii
be out tomorrow. twill contain the latest news
from abroad, and particularly from the seat oi
war In Europe, together with local and State
news. review Of the IN arkets for the week-al
twenty-four hours in advance Of the other city
papers. It will also contain ably-written edito-
ritIs on topics of the day, an Interesting sketch
of Paris, the objective point of the Prussian inva
sion history of the First Presbyterian church
and its ministers: stories, original contributions,
light reading, etc. Pfice only three cents. For
sale at TURNER & SELDEN's and by newsboys.
Look out for it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-10

HORTICULTURAL AND Psychological So
cIETY.-A meeting Of this Society was held
on Thursday afternoon. The committee to
whom had been referred the subject of hold
ing an exhibition this fall reported that, in
consequence of the excessive and long con-
tinued drought, they had become satisfied
that it would be impossible to get yegeta-
bles or fruits in sufficient variety or quanti-
ties to make a creditable show, and they
therefore reported against it. This opinion
being concurred in by the members of the
Society, each one of whom united in the
statement that they would not have any OF
the articles usually exhibited, the committee
were discharged from the further considera-
tion Of the subject.
1t is to be regretted that the Society is
thus prevented from holding its annual ex-
hibition this fall. Two months ago the
prospects were bright for the largest and
best exhibition the Society has ever had
but as no rain has fallen in this vicinity
since the 9TH Of July-sixty-tive days-it
may be at once seen that it is useless to
attempt to make a show Of vegetables OF
fruits from this section of the State, and we
think the Society has done wisely in de.
termining to omit it.