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CosvEYAscEs OF REAL ESTATE for weel

CoEvEYAscEs OF REAL ESTATE for week
ending November 9Th, 1873:
Lots fronting % feet on Brook avenue
between Clay and Leigh streets for 81, 1926
20 feet on Pine street near Cumberland for
81 800; 81 feet on Dock street near Seven
teenth and 43 feet on Seventeenth street Tor
$52,0 ,050; Al feet on Seventeenth street near
Marshall, 80 feet on Tenth street, 40 feet on
Tenth street, for 81 ,4s7.74; - feet on Fifth
street for S157.50; 60 feet on Laurel street
between Elmwood and Dover, and 40 feet on
Dover street between Cherry and Laurel, for
s2,15O; So feet on Twenty-eighth street for
SS13; "a feet on Clay street between Adams
and Brook avenue for $4,000; 25 feet on
Thrtieth street near o for S125; 30 feet on
Thirtieth street near o for $3.50; 24l feet on
Byrd street between Ninth and Tenth for
Sl,6l0; - feet on Twenty-fitth street, cor
ner 81, for $3.50; 50 feet on Twenty-tIth
street between y and O for $3S7.2o; square
bounded by r, S, Thirtieth, and Thirty-frst
streets for S1,730.
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25S teachers-average attendance, Il per
cent; $500 volumes in library-Yalue,
1880; $500 papers and magazines distri-
buted; deaths, officer, teacher, and IL
scholars; conversions, 13G. 1t recommends
specinl meetings during the year, visitation
of small schools, establishment of mission
schools, uniform grade lesson system, intro
duction Of the catechism in all schools,
teachers meetings, aud the new Sunday
school paper Sunday-.School Record. The
report will doubtless awaken lively in-
tcrest in the Society and be productive OF
much good, if its suggestions are carried out.
Mr.. a. L. West, assistant president, then
made bis annual report. He stated that he
had visited all the schools during the year,
besides two in Norfolk and one in Baltimore.
with view to obtaining information upon
the following questions: "What is the best
mode Of inducing children to join the
Schools hat is the best mode of re-
taining children in the schools ?" What is
the best mode of conducting schools!"
"What is the best system of teaching!"
I" How can the schools keep themselves sup
piled with teacbcrst" To all of these ques-
tions there were many answers, and many
different modes suggested. He r. commended
boards of visitors and systematic visitation
by teachers. uniform series of lessons, and
simple machinery in management Of schools.
DIR. Granbery then addressed the meet
ing, congratulating the Society on the arrival
of its eighth birthday, and wishing many
happy and prosperous returns of the same.
The Society had continued TO increase in in-
tercst and grow in favor with God and man.
Among the many benefits that had gone out
from this organization not least was that of
Christian communion and intercourse
monthly. Heads full of plans to advance
the good cause met with willing hands
ready to execute them, and great good had
been and would be accomplished. He called
attention to the German school held in Clay.
Street schoo-room every Sabbath afternoon.
and, on motion Of Rev. &. G. VanderSlice, ii
was resolved that the German school be re.
1uested to unite with the Society, and MIR
Caspur Briell. superintendent, be elected
| twelfth vice-president OF the Society.
The following is the summary Of reports
! for October:
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-ASNUAb RI
PORT OF THE BOARD OF YIsToRs,-The an
nual report Of the Board of Visitors of the
University Of Virginia has been transmitted
t. the General Assembly through the Second
Auditor.
The revenue of the University for the last
fiscal year was So, ,560.SG, against S3l 1855
for the previous year-showing an increase
of 81 ,132.01 and this increase was effected
Notwithstanding the number of students at
tending lectures in 1928, was S42, against
$50 attending in 1912. The current ex-
pepses were reduced from $H ,SS2.T4 for
1912 to $40, ,9S5.9S for 1928, including the
S6 900 annually appropriated by the trustees
OF the Miller Fund-or, (rejecting that item
from the disbursements as we'll as from the
receipts)-from S35,SS274 to $34, ,9S5.9s;
equal to SS96.76. .- r ....
The Board of Visitors have given their
most anxious attention to the finances OF the
University, and at their annual meeting IN
June last adopted measures which they feel
warranted in believing will hereafter insure
current income adequate to meet current
expenses and enable them to prepare TO
make some provision for the Board debt,
which in few years will begin to fall due.
While, owing to causes adyerted to ID the
last annual report, the numbers attending
the University have not increased, and the
Board, therefore. find themselves unable to
develop the University upon the scale
which all true lovers OF the State and OF.
learning would desire, still much has been
done.
The chair of Agriculture and Natural
History has been put in operation with DR..
John Randolph Page as professor. Pro-
vision has been made in the school OF chem
istry for course specially adapted for train
ing practical druggists and apothecaries., A
class of practical physics has been establish
ed. and other improvements are reported.
The death of Professor McGutfey is noticed
with profound regret; and the election OF
Professor n. h. Davis, LII. D., to the char
of Moral Philosophy is announced.
Accompanying the report is statement
Of the receipts and disbursements tor the
fiscal year; a statement of the actual deficit
upon the operations of the fiscal year;
statement of the debt of the University
and statement of the salaries and fees re-
ceived by the several professors.
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CATAwBA's PEREGaISATIoNs.-To
Mr.. james P. Cowardin will deliver, at the
Richmond Theatre, his new sketches, which
he has entitled .' Catawba's Peregrinations
Around the World 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Cowarlin has recently returned
from n trip around the world, and he now
proposes to give to the Richmond public a
pleasant and partially humorous narrative
of his Impressions of the different points be
has visited. He will also explain the deriya'
ton of his new name" Catawba (which
is in itself intensely amusing. From the
manner 10 which reserved seats have been
sold at West, Johnston & Co.'S already, our
Richmond traveller vii! have glorious re-
ception tonight. Secure your seat before
yOu 90 -.- 1885,
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A BALKY Horse. Yesterday afternoon q
fhadowy-lookinS horse took it, into his
head to tnlk in front of the post-otlice.
He would neither moTe forward nor back
ward. lie stuck rs closely to that spot as
though he had been Glued land his driver
looked on in silent despair, seemingly ma-
king his peace with tue world before giving
up the ghost. y prominent legal gentleman
OF this city came forward and yentured to
tart him by means of stutflng his
ears with fragments OF copy of
the Dispatch and blindfoldng him with
a supelannla,ed handkerchief. The old
quadruped merely worked the hapdker-
chiel off, but not a step did he bulge. 1t
was suggested by the festive legal gentleman
that the Dispatch in bic ears had enchanted
him and rooted him. A friend offered Us IN
amendment that the piece stuck in his right
ear contained the advertisement OF " Ca
tawba's sPeregrinatonS.' No sooner had the
last two words escaped his lips than the old
horse squared himself and started up the
street at brisk gallop. When last heard
from he was in the 'neighborhood of Ash
land, still moving onward, and grinning
from ear to ear at the idea OF the joke be
and Catawba had played on the assembled
mul itude in front of the rostofiice.
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AID FOR THE MEaPms ORPHANs.-At the
monthly meeting OF the Catholic Beneficial
Society resolution was adopted appointing
members Of the Society for the benefit OF
those who have been made orphans by the
yellow-fever in Memphis.
The gentlemen appointed to do this work
are: For the first district, Juan pizzini, VIII
liam Kelly and Thomas Smith: second dis
trict, John Murphy, John Disney, and D.
Brophy; third district, Robert Kerse, James
Hayes, and Thomas Corners.
The canvassers are busy at work, and wilt
no doubt secure handsome sum.
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PERSECUTION OF A CONSERVATIVE NEGRO
Lydia Taylor, Julia Brown, Ann Jones, Ed
monia Harris, Henry Harris, Edward Tay
lor, Americas Dudley. and Eliza Dudley
(negroes), living in Rockets, were brought
before Justice White yesterday charged with
trespassing upon the premises of William
Bass and threatening his life.
= From the evidence il appeared that Bass,
who is colored blacksmith, had announced
his intention to vote the Conservative ticket,
and at once falling into dSi;lyor with his
coored neighbors, was threatened with so.
'cial ostraciSm md bodily harm if he should
dare to do So Firm and open in his deter
imitation and acts, he did vote the ticket OF
his choice, and Was giving vent TO bis joy at
the success Of the Conservative party by
shooting firc-crackers before his door when
he was attacked and driven into his house
by the aboye-named parties. They then
threw rocks at his housa, broke his wia-
dows, and otherwise damaged his property
The Justice patiently heard the evidence on
both sides of the question, and then ad-
judged all of them guilty. Lydia Taylor
and linn Jones We're fined $40 each, and the
others s. each. , -,.r.
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PERsoSAL.-Mr. J. o. Snyder, money
order clerk at the Southern Express office in
this city. died at bis residence Sunday eve
ming, after brief illness, in the forty.hith
year of bis age. He was native of Clarke
county, and in early life merchant there.
During the late war be was clerk in the
Treasury Department Of the Confederate
States Government.
JUDGE UNDERWOOD is expected to arrive IN
the city this morning, and to reopen the ses-
sions of the United States District Court.
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fEcruRE ON Opp-F FELLowsHIP.-Rev. James
A Duncan, ID. D., will deliver lecture on
the principles of this Order ON Monday eve
ming next, 17th instant, st Assembly, nan.
From the well-known reputation OF the iec-
turer a rich treat may be expected not oniy
bv the members of the Order, but all VINO
NAV attend on that OCCASION. From Inc re-
cent advancement in the line oil dement's 10
its membership and increasing popularity ol u
Odd. Fellowship in this city anu state, u
would be we'll for oil the uninitIated 10 at
tend on this occasion.
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HUsTINGs COURT Judge Guigon.-The
Hastings Court was in session few minutes
Yesterday. The case Of The Commonwealth
Us. Daniel Higgins wns called, aud continued
until this morning on account OF the sickness
OF the accused, who is charged with yio.
lent assault upon Antoni Staude.
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CITY CIRCUIT Court Judge Weilford.-
The case of Staten Us. Hartsook was on trial
all day yesterday. Hartsook, as agent of the
plaintiff, having sold land for him, received
Confederate notes in payment, and the mo-
ney perished in the hands of the defendant.
The case will be continued on triah to-day.
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= HELMBoLD's BuCHu is still in the zenith oC i's
popula rity. Notwithstanding the absence OF Dr.
IIelDibod, the celebrated medicine IL still manuhc-
tured at tie laboratory ut Phlladelpha, aud Is sold
by all respectable druggists II II warranted for al
diseases Of the kidneys and urinary organs Beware
OF counterieits. Genuine has proprlctora priv lie
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, soc ag"n..
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Roll OF HONOR OF THE CoLoREp NORMAL
ScHooL.-Thc following is the roll of honor
at the colored normal school for the louf
weeks ending Friday. November Ith :.
Senior Class.-Edward Boiling, Eudle
Carter, James Haynes, Armistead Walker
Amy Dotson, Maggie Gardner, Martha
Miles, Ann Smith, and Mary Wells. :
Middle Class.-Richard Scott, Carre
johnson, and s1artha Trice. ..-s.>.
!. Juniog. Class.-Richard Boiling, hlchard
Combs, Benjamin Graves, James Johnson >
George Stephens, Susie Campbell, Lucy
Harris, Emma Jones, Carrie hemp, MAT!
Mayo. and Victoria Pollard.
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MEsDELssoHN LITERARY AssocIATIoN.-At
a meeting of the Mendelssohn Literary Asso-
citation held Sunday the following officers
were elected: President, NJ. May; Vice
President, c. Straus Secretary, j. Gold
smith Financial Secretary, j. Levy; Trea.
s,lrer, 4. Straus Librarian, y. Millhiser.
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r,|O TOBACCO MASUFACTURERs.

DvAkCES OfSEVENTY PER CENT. IN CASH
Of TAX-PAID VALUE
will l,c made on cousignulents to our house. IN
TtHEsT AT RATE OF SIX PER CENT. per
:.nntn.. We authorize sight drafts, with bll Of
.Iing, for amount Of tax Oh shipments, aud VII
sad balaacc Of advance after receipt Of goods.
PROMPT RETURNS Iuade with check for balance
Immediately sale OF goods. .
Sole i.np6rtcr- OF tlir - Don Carlos " and 4" Ell
Gallo 4" brands Of MASS LICORICE.
HOFFMAN, LEE q CO.,
Tobacco Com mission Merchants.
G3 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Mo
my 3l-cCLtoJn
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER 10.-Thomas Thorpe,
Detroit, Mich; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hobson. city
Mrs. Harris. 49, State street, -; Frank
lin. 1905 Pleasant street, city John ID.
Doney, city b. Clendon, Buckner's station,
Va; Mrs. Fannie Brax!on, city; William
T Railey city.
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GREAT PANIC IN PRICES OF FGRL.-Good pfa.
wood at rs to $3.50 per cord. Oak wood from ri
to $3.50 per cord. West Virginia splint Coa,
suitable for CRATES, for $3.50 per load, ut 9. II.
PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary strees-
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KEEP Up WITH THE TIAES-never lag behind
Dry Goods have declined in prices. LEVY BEOrU-
ERs continue to mark down prices. They ct"r
this week at retail many articles 1t much lower
prices than they cost In large quantities three wee'
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If THE LABoRING CLASS DO NOT RARS ~ MCcH
In these times 1t mus! be satisfaction To them 10
dad that the neccssarits Of life are c3ming down IL
price. Just note the great reduction now being
made In the prices of Dry Goods 1t LEVY Bnuru-
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WILLIAM B. GRIEFITHS,
~ PRACTICAL


400 CANAL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
All work warrsItes, tu De GOOD ana waterproof
Pricrr moderate. Good references can be given.
Orders left ut Donnun's hardware store, Governor
street. aud ut williams 81 Co.'S slate-yard. DOCK
street, aud residence 4Q6 Canal street, Will be
promptly aitcnded 10. " 11-in1
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AcGDENT.-While attending the funeral
OF Mr.. John Otey on Sunday Mrs. K. Il. hig--
gins fell down the church steps and suffered
a fracture of one OF her lower limbs.
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NOT GUILTY.-Jalnes Hnl!erhan and John
Iauchlin, before the Police Court yesterday
charged with stealing S775 in currency from
the person of Patrick kock, were honoraoly
J;robarrpI
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WALLPAPERS, WA1L-PAPERs.-All the latest
sti les OF WALLPAPERS, Decorations, &C, now in
stock and constantly receiving. Boo1u, SrENCs
& CO., Tenth $ rect, between Main and Bunk.
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HTSISEH<s CHANCES.

A CUANCE-Any one wishing TO 60 into
"A The MERCANTILE BUSINESS, j Will sell
"nc-iGai i:ucfcef III ur firm of George W. May q
Brother Ilcvllianh depot, Va, Chesapeake and
ohio raI!r4d. !; Is considered c best stand In Tue
county. For further particulars address
r. j. MAY, Trcvian's depot, Va,
-, l-Zuw3HA LcSIpcahc and Ohio railroad.
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FOREIGN AND AMERICAN FRUITs.-The largns:
stock of fruits in the clty can now be found At
PIzzISI's. Read the list ORANGES: MALAGA,
LISBON. CONCORD, and dDELAwARE GRAPES: FIGS,
BANANAS, CALIFORNIA PEARS, DATES, aad Az
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DON'T FAIL TO READ LEVY BROTHERS adver-
tisements in to-day's paper-thcy contain II ach
valuable information. They show how money
be saved which Is quite consideration in tim.s'i
these. "Save every penny that you can-;he dot
lars will care OF themselves" Is an old adage.
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4 COMMISSION OF LCNAcY was ordered by
Police Justice White yesterday in the case
of Fleming Shelton, who Is charged with
being person of unsound mind.
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c. F. JOHNSTON, 91S Main street, win sell you
select music and musical instruments for one-fourth
less than New York prices. Give him . csn and bc
convinced.
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BuRGIARIEs.-Thes store of Mrs. Pate, on
Maddox's Hill, was entered on Saturday
night by thieves, who succeeded in carrying
off one barrel of -four, one barrel OF sugar,
and one bag of coffee.
The, new building in process of erection
at the corner of Ninth and Franklin streets
was entered between Saturday evening anG
Monday morning and lot of carpenters
tools stolen. -.1 " -.5
On Saturday night the house of gentle
man living on north Tenth street was entered
and robbed of lot of bed-clothiDg and
weariDg-apparel.
On the same night dwelling on north
Ninth street was robbed Of yaluables.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate made be4.Dtf,l the La II
January and soth Of June ths taaes 1or TIE prs.
ali sales nude bettceen the tst Of Ju,y md 'pst
Of the year TIE tares k9pe to be paid by the s,ler.
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TRANSFER rRISrISG-lTKs win copy clear ond
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks 10 the Dts
patch Printing House.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Hili q Goddlh
sold ut auction yesterday afternoon TWO
I',;.l, ,anements on the east line of Third
street between Main and Cary streets-one
for $50 and the other for 5,725.
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CArAwBA's Observation-Disclosures TO-
night Good ormeaslcs. Iove.sicknes or tho H1u-
nerrakker shakes
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HAVANA ORASGEs.-Those who are fon'! Of :ss
fruit ought to supply themselves ut once from Pr
=.#
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LEVY BROTHERS have received Foods from three
Of the largest sales OF the season, and now offer
blankets, sliauls and balmoral skirss At less han
tie reguhr wholesale prices
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aRUBns { WILLIAMs,4 4 P. M., for the sv

GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, 4 p. NJ, for the slba
Park Real Estate Association. six medium
sixed brick buildings on the south side Of Iiay
street,
COULLIEG & PESDLbTOT. P. NJ. commits
sloners sale Of lot With framed house thereon
on the west line Of Twenty-sixth street between
L and s.
n. VI. LEE, as P. NJ. building lot on the north side
OF Marshall street between First and Adams.
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. n, household aud
kitchen furniture.
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LISBON GnAPEs.-pIzZINl has received sae lot
of delicious grapes.
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IT IS A FACT THAT Levy BROTHERS are a>w
selling Dress Goods at one shilling per yard which
were whoesaltd month ago at twenty-five cents.
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MALAGA GRAPES selling at PlzzfSI's for the
low price Of soc. per pound.
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INDICATED BED FLANNEL sRlHrs, WARRANTED
to cure rheumatism, for siLe by E b. SPENCE
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AROUND THE WORLD IL SIXTY MINUTES Toe
night at The Theatre
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ONH DOLLAR WILD BUYA HBAvY SxRISo SHIRT
PHoH L. B. SPHECR d SOV.
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DATES, DATHs.-Two pounds for twenty-five
cents ut PIzZISI'S - -.H
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Hot SODA Is delightful. Chocolate and cream
with hot soda wafer,
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FRESH FICs.-1he largest and sst Igs in towa
may be found st PIZZISI's.
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THE "OLp j. BCMGARDSER " WHIsKEf. which
1t seems IL the best, can be bad pure OF WILLL.A
H. TATUM, 5l4 Broad street.
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CALIFORNIA PEARs.-You Will ind this luscious
fruit At PiZzINI'S.
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a brighter aspect there must be much suf-
fering among our poor people this winter.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Services at the
Methodist church at II r. II. until further
notice. a large number OF persons have
professcd conversion, and the interest Is uc-
ahafpd -Es f#..f ..@<ss q,
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Hot soDA-wATEa at WOOD & sox's mineral
wa ter deDOf
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FOR FURNISHING GOODS AT PANIC PRICES CALL
)N Z. B. SPENCE SON.
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BANANAS, BASASAs.-Go and get some from
PIz2ISI'S. ..a .
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ALL THE NEW STYLES OF scARSs AND NECK
TIES Tor sale by K. B. BrXScE soE.
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CATAwnAs PEnEoRrNATtoNs at the Thca're o. :
nty ett# e.
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COLLARS OF ALL TIE xEw STYLES FOB SALE oY
T.. B, SPENCE h SoE.
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CATAwBA's pENEGRrSATIoSs:-Beastly god
thing. YOU know. ..it1. ...s. Il .."+.
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~.fr'ge -itte1,ddnce..

There was an animated discussion on the
subject Of "adult Instruction." participated
in by Drs. Preston and Read and others. A
resolution was adopted requesting the pas
tors to call the attention of their conSrcga-
tons to the subject and invite them to form
classes in the Sunday schools.
The subject chosen for the next meeting
Is What are the duties of pastors in rea-
ton to the Sunday schools"
The meeting closed with singing, and the
bencdiction by DR.. Preston.
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HEAVY xkRlSo rNDnRsuIRTs AT IL AACn Al
B. SPENCE soE's.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DREss-sIirRTs- WARRANTED
O &C, for sale by X. B. SPENCE Il SoN.
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LADIES FAvoRITE-Chocoate and cream With
hot sodu.
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60 TO PIZzISI's and get some of thoec lars" ,ud
Juicy HAVANA ORANGES. A.. -.
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CLOTHING AT PANIC PRICES roR sALx BIZ 2 D.
SPENCE Son.
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