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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-29

RoLL or HoaoR Ar THE RrcHAosD HIaH-
scHooL. The. following Is the roll OF Eonor
at the Richmond Highs School for last week:
Junior Gaas-Mary L. Cottrell, Carrie
Drew, Alice Ezekiel, Rosa Fleishn1aD, Ida
Hutzler, Lillian v. Hutton, Mamie A. Lyon,
Mary Newlin, Janet Peek, Ida Ragland,
Rachel Van Wort, Fiorrfe Wilkerson, Harry
Moses, William z. Cree. Il
Intermediate Class Jennie Armstrong,
Carrie Bennett, Ida. G.. Cox, Clara Y. Dear.
born, Jennie d. Hall, Louie Minetree, AM
ME B. Pace, sallie B. Powers, Linda South
all. ~.
Senior Udss.-Laura Bracket, Mary II.
Fox, Julia r. HenniDg, Meta Krsusse, Daisy
Murray, George 81. Armstead.
Attendance for the week, 983 per cent?
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Yarfous 1teuts.

BLuaoRE,, November 27.--P Professor @.
A. Pope, aged forty y.fve, was found dcas
here this morning. He had letters fecoIils
naending him highly as 0 professor 0s Music
and languages, also papers showing be was
q member OF Eagle Lodge. No. a, OF HIS.
horo,. n. C.. One letter, from bis wife, Tss
dated TuggIe,s Tank {no State) sss
/. NEW HAVEN, Noyeub q. --Ex- Governor
James e. Epgllsh has been appoiated United
States senator uice Ferry, deceased HIS ape
pointment Is sreceiTed with favor by Doth pos
litica parties. 4: S, .i.s =.
ogork on the southern extension Of the Deas
yer and Rio Granda railroad.
FRINYFoRr, n. T.. November W.-Thefe
Il q GOOD deal OF ice In the canal between
here S6i Utica, and between here aHd Little
Rails. a. large number OF boats are under
way between those points, and there y nc
asiso-iM FoaT Mosros, November el-Asthur
icnrryI aged fifteen, son Of lieutenant James
Gurry. OF the Fifth United States arsiiierys
while hunting 10, day accid dentaily shot tiGas
seie Through the heart. This sis the third
death nv accident In the family within tug
| nsss six months. his mother and sister nav lp&
heen drowned in Mil. creek last spring
CHsrrasooGl, NoYeraber 53.-y SenssOk
lRey. anpointed 10 fll a vacancy y tnS 8
iUnitsd staiea senate oecastS s.y tne sessa
of ex.Pses.den Jo Joilnson, started sos Wsss s!ss
Iington tonight. The cislzeas suinsa 3 o;ss "
fcn 1,aassssa8d escorted him 90 sne ueI - y
amidst b0nfrsss foschs 49, ~
Isic, and enthusiastic demons sous y II. =.
TorsxA, /. IL. iyoYernsar The eheFc.
kea naticIiai councli iin joint sessiog to.aay
eo.,ntcd the Yotes cast ri The generai eiecilon
last August for pfiRe5p PAL and asssat ns snsnis
ard declared QhaEles etsssSsAA ~
Drinciraf chief hy eleger majority s
MEMpgIs, NoRanlber slgsgsso - ]
Court ko.dsy a1lsfat fle sentstsees " aa,s ~
csses at John ktit ssas g1e1ssys, =.
They ssssll lie hanged dse q sag as.a,s ..ass
nextr-e here ss,sl g ssi ise, q sssse
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REv1vAIs.-several of our churches are

REvUALs.-several of our churches are
enjoying revival seasons. =.
a Grace.Street Baptist church has held
during. the past week series of deeply-in.
teresting meetings, the pastor Or. Hatcher,
having .preached every night to large and
solemn congregations. About eighteen have
professed conversion, there are number ol
other inquirers, and there seems every pros.
pect of an extensive revival. The meetings
will be keptup every night this week. I
The interest at Pine-Street Baptist church
has not abated, but is indeed on the increase
Large congregations attend every night
,Rey. G. Gray, of Fincastle, is preaching to
solemnly.attentiVe hearers. Over twenty
have professed conversion, and the work
goes on with increasing power. Mr.. Gray
will preach every night this week.
DR., Garlick Is preaching every night al
2Leigh-Street Baptist church, and about
twenty have professed faith in Christ. Phe
meetings will continue this week. -. .
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Patrons pa .e,fl:Hlushandry.

!. ,LouIsvmas, November N.--In the Ma.
tional Grange, last night, MIR: Dave, Of
Kentucky, offered preamble and resolutions
reciting that the agricultural interests were
!upjustly burdened, and that these interests
were not properly represented in the iegis.
iation of the country; recommending the
substitution Of intelligent and practical farm
ers; recommending grangers TO keep out OF
marty politics and give their votes to pros
noting agricultural interests. Referred.
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Nevv Yorlr rfeu,s.

NEW Yonx, November q. Tie Peoples
Savings Bank closed to-day. Deposits, two
hundred thousand dollars.
lector Of customs, was' convicted OF smue
Cling goods through the appraisers office at 3
under valuation. He vas sentenced 70 two
years confinement and ten thousand dollars
fine; also, to remain in prison till II is paid.
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MILITARY OFF1oERs ELEcrED.-The follow
ing non.commissioned officers Of Company
D Captain R. NJ. Taylor were elected on
Saturday night: Orderly Sergeant, j. Fen
dali Gregory; Second Sergeant, Pleasant
Gentry Third Sergeant, Charles e. Angle /;
Fourth Sergeant, j. T. Mum Fifth Ser.
geant, w. T. Oliver; First Corporal J. s. L.
Owens; Second Corporal. c. 81. Wade !;
Third Corporal, E. Sims; Fourth Corporal,
William B. MahoneY.
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have analyzed the Whiskey known under tbs
brand Of .B SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FUsM OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. AcCAw, ID. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
K. Medical Sollepe of Va
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DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsE.-Ino order 70 NEE
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added 8 well-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA
CHNERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant US in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex.
neditinus manner. - 49,. - 8,
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ST.. JoHn's CHURCH FA1R.-The enterpris.
ing ladies OF old st. Johns church, Church
Hill, will commence their fair and feast at
Blair's former stand, at the corner OF Ninth
and Main streets, this morning. The tables
will be- bountifully supplied with great
variety of useful and fancy articles, besides
everything good to eat foHnd In our markets.
The proceeds will be devoted to painting
and repairing the church. ~
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aUCrlON SALES THIs DAY.

H. MCCORMICK, 10A. NJ, furniture, cutlery, hats,
caps, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ p. NJ, two frsn1e
dwellings on the east side Of Fourth street be-
tween Jackson and Duval.
M. Bates P. NJ. building lots on the north side
of Marshall between Thirty-third and Thirty
fourth streets.
WHITEHEAD, DICKINSON & CO., l0x A.
NJ, groceries, &C. g..fEt
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUsT, SATug
Day Judge Hughes presiding.--ln the mat
ter of Gideon ". Morris, bankrupt. The
order confirming the sale by the assignee O.
the bankrupt's real estate was set aside, anc
the order for the payment of counseps fee!
SUSPENDED until the further order of the
court. The assignee was also enjoined from
making any further disposition or exemption
of the bankrupl's estate.
In the matter of r. a. Hilliard, bankrupt
l.. .. Robinson, administrator Of said bank
rupt, was ordered to show cause, on the 9tt
December next, why he should not be en-
Joined from further administering upon the
estate. a.
In the matter of Samuel Wolfe, bankrupt
Meade Haskins was appointed assignee.
In the matter of a. r. Deems, bankrupt
The assignee was ordered to pay to the
bankrnpps wife the balance in his hands,
and that be thereupon be discharged.
In the matter Of Jasper e. Wells, bank
rupt, The creditors were ordered to show
cause before the register at Ric hmond why
the bankrupts real estate should not be sold
free of liens; and the register was directed
to make report Of the liens upon said pro.
perty. :. = ..;o:.,.s2 ~
In the matter of B. Becher, alleged bank
rupt. Upon the application OF: certain unse.
cured creditors of the alleged bankrupt il
was ordered that a meeting Of the creditors
of said Becher be held in the Office Of the
register, In Richmond, on the 18th Of De.
cember, 1875, to consider q proposition for
composition. -
Trustees Mutual Building Fund and Dol
lar Savings Bank vs. Mary Powelps trustee
and ais. In chancery. Decree entered refer
ring this cause to F. W. Christian to make
certain inquiries and report to this court.
In the matter of Charles NJ Wallace, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to shoH
cause before the court at Richmond why the
bankrups's exemption should not be assigned
him.
In the matter of Carter NJ. Braxton, bank
rupt, The assignee and trustee was ordered
after the payment Of the costs, to pay the
balance in his hands to the creditors entitled
thereto, according to their respective rights,
and the assignee was further directed to sci
the bankrupt,s real estate and chooses in ac
ton and distribute the proceeds.
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POLICE CoURT, SATURDAY-At the Police
Court, on Saturday morning, Justice J.J.
White presiding, the following cases were
Edisposed off,
james Brown (colored), who was on Fri
day detected in an attempt to steal and carry
away a barrel, of brandy, the property Of
John ". Brooks, valued at eighty dollars,
was sent to Jail for eight months.
Lewis Gray tcolored), charged with steal
ing lot OF tanbark from Snyder & Co., was
sent to Jail for five days. -.
J. A. Dinsmore, arrested for passing Q
counterfeit fiye.dollar note, was sent on to
the United States commissioner. 80.
Lewellyn Pollard (eolored) was fined hVe
dollars for using the city water Witaeus
license fl.c 5s&.' +st-. - AJ@r>@ ! y 4
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a DRUNKEN MANS Hat SToLEH.-Cyrus
Anderson, a colored man, was arrested Satur-
day night charged with stealing q hat from
the head Of man who was lying drunk on
Seventeenth street,
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CHANcERY CouRT-J Judge Edward r. F9ts.
hugh presiding. following cases were
disposed of on Saturday:
|. En- parte Jackson B. Wood, &c. Order
removing trustee, who declines to accept the
trust, and appointing another In bis place.
Williams, trustee, vs. Tompkins. &c.
Tompkins, &c, us. Macfarland, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and Dir
recting sale of the bonds in the proceedings
mentioned.
Beck's guardian Us. Beck's heirs. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and
making fiual disposition Of the cause.
.Gray's executor Us. Gray, &c. Decree re-
ferripg the special question therein men,
toned to commissioner for inquiry and re-
Johnsoa, &c., vs. Greaner, &c. Decree or
petition of F. P. Turner, Esq, referring
cause to commissioner forinquiry and re-
port. A
Samuel and wife Us. Pollard's executor, &c.
Decree appointing trustee in the place OF
one who is dead. -: - ...Et. q! -
Jones's executor cs. Jones, sc. Decree re-
ferring cause to commissioner for inquiry
and report. = +,
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Obituaries.

;WEsTxNsTER, MD,s November 27.-E. J.
Creut, aged finy.fye, q leading lawye here,
fell dead while addressing jury.
2$B B ALTIaoRH, NovemberN Peter A.
Kelly, aged sixty, well known here, was
found dead In bed ut Barnum's Hotel. He
was for many years vlce.president OF the Hi
herman Society,"
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CoUScrL MArrERs.-There will be no meet.
Ing or this body this evening, to-day being
the fifth Monday In the month.
The Committee on Ordinances, OF Wnlen
Mr.. George L, Christian ia chairman, viii
meet at the ofics of the chairman this eve.
ming at s o'clock. IS. q. s, 8 !, !.
City AUDITORS office this evening ct y
O'clock. 4-%
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A SHAWL sYoIsN ssama Bennett lco-
lored) was arrested iay ana laksn. z, e
the First Aation-h holisE stealing cne shawl
from Isl. Hutzier. In her possession were
found new fell hat an imitation fur cap,
and d fiuting iron.
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AcCrDEHT 70 BAHGRr- Tho barge Green.
bush, belonging TO the Old Dominion steam-
ship Company, while being towed 10 City
Point Friday night, sprung leak or struck
q snag in Graveyard reach and filled with
water. The barge was or her way to the
Isaac Bell. The freight was, Fortunately, all
on deck, and consequently none Of 1t was
damaged. "a ..s 49,, go.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge W. D. Shipman, Of
New York, on Saturday qualified to practice
in the United States Circuit Court and in
the Circuit Court of Richmond.
Mr.~Wiliiam= Snellings, of this city, is in
Augusta, Ga, lying at the point of death.
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H LAsD SALEs.--Mr George N. Drewry,i
Eland.brokef, 1014 Main street, sold last week
the following lands 80 For Mr. Zebedee
Bradley, 80 acres in Chesterfield county eight
miles from Richmond for $500 cash, and for
Captain Philip Haxal, harden, 500 acres,
with stock, ETC., lying In Charles City county,
ON James river seventeen miles from Rich
mond, for SIG, COO.
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TIE MONUMENTAL CHURCH FAIa.-The
ladies Of the Monumental church propose
having q fair and feast on Main street near
Ninth. commencing on Monday the 9th Of
December. The proceeds will be devoted to
paving for church improvements.
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Z REASONS FOB UsIEa THE EUaxEA srooL-SnK
It is full Esei Is fail length; it lie sroofh and
elastic, and equally adspted % handor machine use
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WE WANT 70 p1PREss ON THE MINDS Of all our
readers that they should 20 to BosCIEN's TO buy
their boots, hrs trunks, andVlll'eS, 609ard 51l
Broad stree 81 n.
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DISPATCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ia
cflities for the prompt execation or all kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and as low prices
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CoM.ussIos MERcHANTs.-Wes solicit youror.
ders for printing, or a call at any rme you may
wish to see specimens or Oh ain estimates. feeling
assured that It will be to Your advantage. 80
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,srs. Dfou,ton,s troubles.

Il New YORK, November 2.--Plymou'h
Churchreconsidered their action OF dropping
Vests name from the roll.
Beecher read a long lestes to Mra. Moulton
containing this: eve accept your proposl.
ton for q call of mutual council OF chufeues,
and will listen to their fraternas advice.
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SAVE MONEY! By having your printing done at fhe
DrsPA7cH PRINTMG-HoUaz. Good work, low
prices, and mthfs sction guaranteed.
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. eoun,ertette.s ssl,o,n..,senceel. d,

PArgRsoy, N. j., November T.-TW0
Italian girls, aged respectively fifteen and
eighteen years, were, sentenced to three
years. confinement for passing counterfeit
money " - Y -. lfif ~
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The VIRGINIA. RILEY WMsKy sold by CHRIs-
T1AN, g WHITE has been analysed by Drs. McCaW
and Taylor and recommended as pure Hedicinsi
beverage Pricefor twc-searold, ez.59 pes garenss;
price for three-sear.oid. %. so perasl
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Go TO HERMAN BoscHKN 8 BaorHER's 70 have
your shoes or boots made. "A At guaranteed. 80
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4 MD p0MINiUNB BU BUSIN ESS SG0LLEGE,
sTREAI EIcEMONDsy Va. Va
stndenfs received tst any tif1e and Thoroughly In.
sfrncted tiI Actual Count GugsHnse Practice, Book.
Keeping in all Its sSFanclss. Eennanship loosh
ciaIT Arithmetic, Rnsfness Cuatoms, Eornass Cor
fresDondence, Common EuRftah. &c, For pazefcu-
lars. rs s.sasne sddssIns 80 = sleoaA
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REaaEABER THIS Now Is me time OF the year
for pneumonia and tsts1 results OF pedispositto.i
70 consumption B0sCHRE's GRaxAs SYRUP has
been used In this nsighborhooa for tha pest two or
three years without single failure 10 cure. II you
have not used this medicine yourself. 20 10 your
druggist ana ask him OF tts wonGcrfal success
ameng iis eustouera RUa0RLI, LApD q Co,
wholesale agents. 80
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/ Tan wAINwBIGHr il i iMURDRa-THIAL.

80 TIE WAINWRIGHT MURDEA.THlAL.
LosDos, November 27.-In the trial OF
Henry and Thomas Wainwright, for y @
murder of Harriet Lane, on the White Cha
bel road, last pear, tho prosecution closed
their case to-day. The counsel Of the Wsin5
wrjehts then opened with o speech OF four
and half hours duration. BE developed
no new theory OF defence, relying on the In.
suficieney Of the Identification OF tine re-.
mains, the insufficient proof OF murder, and
the incompleteness Of the chain Of circume
stantial evidence, IS ..l:
France.
PAa1s. November q. The fnciai journal
saws the Government OF Paris, after eonsulta.
ton with the council Of ministers has re.
solye.i 10 prevent all meetings. Of 2 character
10 excite disorder. This is evidently aimed
at Casyagnac's speech at BelleSille and Rad.
ical counter demonstration organizing here.
4 In the Assembly to-day tle debate on the
electoral bill was continued.
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r YKEN,s VALLEY COAJ.-Four hum
il dref tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Alss
Reliance and BURNSIDE Egg ana stove ~ rtss sss
berfand, for steam aud smiths use; Glover hlli
and Midlothian Lump; Soft LIMP ana Han rnTS Sokei
Oak and Pine Wood: WIEI $500; G5 HE
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LATEsT FOREIGN NEWS,
EEuRa8nd.

y y suEz CANAL STOCK, &c.'
LoSpoN, November G.-The purchase Of
the suez Canal stock is heartily approved by
the English Press.
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DO COAL AND WOOD ST9.

kinds seep sgs sc IN as sahd ED and
ANTHRAC1TE COAL, all si5esi CL60YEh I6NT HFsL JILL
ViRGISiA SPLINT LUMP and HAIL COALs
OAK and PINE WOOD, long, sawed, and split.
All coal sold by weight, and guaEanteed to give en-
tire satisfaction In all respects COAL and WOOD
OF yarious qualities to suit buyers of all kinds
cali is requested, and sale guaranteed. EntraLce
~ "N-. - - g H. T. ANDERSON,
r. $50 No. S13 Basin bank, between. j
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Tm HAYWOOD AxD WARWICK CoILARsE are
made differently from any other. The edges are al
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until the question OF iurisdiction was settled,
and Judge Bond was understood as acquies-
cling 80 faS as to promise that no order or In.
Istruction should be given without notice. 81
Judge Robertson complained that the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company had
been ignored by the receiver. and that they
had no notice OF the receivers report.
Colonel Gordon responded that The re.
ceiver's duty was TO report to Che court, not
to the lawyers |; yet Mr. Tyson had informed
one Of the counsel about II, and offered to
show Ii II. him. .,zj
aa44} Al NEW SUIT.
Saturday afternoon, subsequent to the pro.
ceedings in the Circuit Court OF the United
States, Judge shipman fled q bill In the Cir.
cult Court OF Richmond. 1t Was q suit
brought by the. trustees under the fifteen
millien.dollar six.per-cent. gold.bond mort
gage, asking Judge Wexford to appoint q re.
ceiyer, and to proceed to ascertain the pri-
critics of the mortgages and TO effect the
speedy sale of the road, &c. It Is in effect q
copy Of the amended bill recently filed in the
United States Circuit Court. Il
TEE RESULT. q.
Many lawyers Of prominence on Satur-
day expressed the opinion that the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railroad Company have Q
afst-Fate case, and that tt is almost certain
that the United States Circuit Court will
have to decide that it has no jurisdiction, 80
numerous and pointed are the authorities
on the subject. 12ss r. Gs
Credit is given to Mr. Storrs for raising
the point of jurisdiction-a point which is
confidently relied on to take the case out OF
the hands of Judge Bond and enable Judge
Wexford to proceed with it.
The New York lawyers left the city by the
2:35 train Saturday. They believe that vic
tory Is certainly with their cause now.
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GOAL AND WOOD.--I am now selling
" ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL, sPLIMT,
and BLACK HEATH COAL; CARBON bIAL 5Ii1d
WOOD, long, sawed, and indiing: 80, ~
- - CADMUS u. JOHNSON.
Basin bank, No. S11, between Eighth and Einth
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WOOD AND COAL.

rOAL AND WOOD. Unsurpassed
~ sPLNT COAL at tysEy logest prices OAK OAK
WOOD $5 per cord PISE 4;5o per core, aen9
prices ali sizes frst-class ANTHRACITE COAL
at from SO .25 to S7 per ton. All fuea ut lowest
prices for cash, at Nineteenth and Cary streets.
M rs : 10, t.7.sa8 : ~ G. II. PAGE.
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THE PERFECTION OF FUEL Is my
| kNIEHRA CITE and peerless SPL1NT and CLIO.
YER HILL COAL, and unrivalled SOFT COkE.
INV. nv good housekeepers always buy my machine-pre
| pared KINDLING, COOKING, and long PlNEand
OAK WOOD, at Ninth and Cary and b Basin III ba1Es sH
no 10 y. Is. WA1hINo.
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TANNEL TON SEMI-CANNEL, THE
" s{tta3 s PEERLESS COAL
for open crates, Kindles quicker gives more heas,
and lasts longer, and Will be found the most eco
AoA''s"- t1sA VA '1s 8. p. LATHROP, ~
- 40 gday, Sole Agentfor Richmond, II
coyanfaopf n street at drawbrilRe.
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HRAY SPLlNT COAL -
Ut DAILY RECEIVED and freshly
mined. guarantee it to- burn longer than any
saint coal sold In this market. It has no superior
as a CRATE COAL. Satisfaction guaranteed 70 al
"iio N-'' p. r. CARRIHGTON, Sole Agent,
q noJo - corner Seyenteenff and Cary streets.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-05-06
MOODY IN LONDON.

The English people are either
given to excitabilit,, or Moody and
Sankey are preaching powerful ser
mons in London. All classes crowd
to hear them, from the highest no.
hility down to the "Waifs and
Strays,' and although the Agricul-
tural Hall, where the evening SER
vices are held, is capable of accom-
modatsng 10000 persons, it often
happens that hundreds are unable
to obtain admission. 1t is estimated
that since the 9th of March, when
their services were first held in
London, their meetings have been
attended by considerably more than
half "A million of people. Dealers
in American organs" head their
advertisements MOODY & Sankey,"
and music publishers advertise
"Moody & Sankey's Sacred Songs,
sung at the Revival Services La
passing along the streets one hears
their hymn tunes whistled by SOL
diers, sailors, policemen omnibus
drivers, cahmen, errand boys, boot
blacks, and even "roughs." Littera-
tours, as rule, do not trouble them
selves much about religious matters,
acknowledge that powerful inter-
est has been awakened, and even
+ the London Times, a short time ago,
devoted u long editorial to the SUBJ
jee., coniessing its inability TO dis
Germ wherein lay the secret o! their
marvellous success.