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|. sAKs & CO., lOI3 Main street,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE

FRoN EDWARD JENNINGS, NJ. d. surgeon City
Hospital, Halifax: "CoLDEN's LIhBIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic INvIGoRAToR Is q
very agreeable article OF diet In dipthsria, fever,
and every depressing disease Its use will ba found in
yal;ab,e.n
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TILDEN Observation-Disclosures supply OF the
new style Oyercoats just received at
j. ii. SIMPSON 6 Co.'S,
1909 Main street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To- DAY. Washington,
November 27.-For the South Atlantic
States, warmer southwest winds and partly
cloudy weather, with lower pressure, fol-
lowed by colder northwest winds and rising
barometer.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
warmer southerly yccring to colder west
crly winds, followed by rising barometer
and partly cloudy weather.
Cautionary signals are ordered for the
Middle and East Atlantic coasts.
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g ARRANGED,s1

II AVING ARRANGEDas5s--szsE5rss;sjts.
kpAT "SUBLE1If" to casry..----:.-...ss. ss.-s-sss
u aud s'RIDAY MORNING and return every
i thDAl.SDAY aud SATURDAY NIGHT, plying
zen neel Cedar Point and Ibis e!iy. B0at DOVER
3 SI my Office, 1918 Basin bank.
a"l5 W. A. SUBLETT.
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AN INNOCENT SUFFERER.-The case OF Mr..
C. M. Lanahan, OF Baltimore, charged with
selling liquor by sample without license,
was examined by the Police Justice yester-
day morning. The arrest was made on n
warrant procured by Mr.. A. T. sumwalt,
of Mr.. John Wren's private detective Of
flee. There was not particle OF evidence
to show that Mr.. Lanahan had violated the
law in word, thought, or deed. He COM
planned bitterly OF his arrest. He was COM
PEELED to remain here two days longer than
he desired and to employ a lawyer to defend
rim
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MAKE YOUR HOUSE COMFORTABLE by using
Memberships for doors and windows. j. H. GRAF.
TON, No. Ninth street.
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DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUSE.--ln order to NEE,
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade wa
have added weli-selected assortment OF NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CHINERY and SKILFuL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAsf
OF WORK at moderate figures and III the most expc
iitiOus manner,
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have analysed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of ..B SELECT, !" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond, ya- and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend ifs use for neiicinai and family pun
poses-J. b. MCCAw, III. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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Committee Meeting. Am important meet
ing OF the Street Committee viii be held at
the Council chamber tonight at alt-pass
O'Clock. y. n
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BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SCITs.-The very latest
styles of fancy Cashmere Pants, fancy suits fol
boys, and Boys overooats, all now ready at
j. n. SIMPSON & CO.'S. !.
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CHURCH FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies
of st. James church and Bishop Moore
Memorial chapel commenced fair and fes-
tival last night in the Shafer building, corner
of Tenth and Main streets. The store has
been neatly arranged, and presents very
attractive spectacle. The proceeds will be
expended in repairing st. James church.
On Thursday" Thanksgiving-day the
ladies will have grand dinner for their
friends and patrons.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable.
In the morning it was alternately rainy and
snowy. In the afternoon it was partly
cloudy. At night it was clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. NJ, 81
9 A. NJ, IS; noon, AZ; 3 z. NJ, As; 2.
NJ i5: midnight 40
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l77e--THES AND Now-1S76.
The Revolutions uniform y

l276-THEy AND S0W-lS26. ~
The Revolutions uniform
To us seems quaint and oIden- s
The three cooked hat, the spatterdash,
Blue coat and facings golden. y
But ne'er did knightiy harness giesm ~
On hearts more drln and true .ss5
81. Than those that best for liberty
Beneath the Buff and Blre.
The uniform or seventy-six
Shall live for aye In story;
We cherish rs proud heiriooms still
Shreds OF that garb Of glory.
And memories with these fraa meats linked =
Still keep us leal and true
To MI for which the heroes fought
Who wore the Buff and Blue.
But coats are worn at present tine
With charms as prepossessing,
And pants and vests are full as fine
To those who're fond OF dressing.
The cut and make are so superb,
The fit is always nice
just call and see our splendid stock,
Now marked ut lowest price.
A. sAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
THE REASON WHY everybody Is pleased with our
Is that prices are the lowest our
styles the best, clothing well made and cut Our
terms: c. 0. D. One price only.
4. SAKS & Co., 1913 Min street.
LEA & PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
IS The original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Len & Perrlns'
signature Is on every bottle.
JOHN DUScAN's SONS
New York,
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RECEIPTS OF THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI
AND OuIo RAILRoAD.-Messrs. Fink and
Perkins, receivers Of the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad, report to the mas
ter of accounts that the receipts for October
were Sl97, 7,7S7.74, which, added to the bal
ance brought over from September (S126,-
5a2.2D, made total OF S324,309.9S. The
disbursements were S119,S4S.10. Balance
OH hand 1st of November, s204 4,461.SS.
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PERSOyAE.

NEOCKING-BIRD LOST.-In reply to
Nl postal-card signed IA Gentleman" the owner
would state that the facts I'm the may have been
mIsrepresented to him, and that the gentleman did
catch the bird and not take 1t from the little boy.
He will please return 1t to the owner and receive his
reward, or send his name, and the owner Will call
for II. no2S-lt$
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The GREAT DIVORCE CASE AT THE THEA
TIRE LAST NIGHT.-The people of Richmond
are to have a rare dramatic feast all this
week, Judging by the first course set before
them at the Theatre last night. Mr.. Ford's
Baltimore Company presented the farce
"My Uncle's Will" and the new comedy
sThe Great Divorce Case" with eminent
success.
Mr.. James, Miss Ellen Cummens, Mr..
Denham, Mr.. Sutherland, and Miss AnniS
Montague, who personated the most con-
spicuous characters, will be especially re
membcred as acting with all the Sprightli-
ness their respective roles demanded, but
there was no member of the company lack
ing in effect or undeserving OF praise. The
mother-in-aw and Monsieur Faurinard's
seryant-girl were particularly good.
Mr.. james is unquestionably an actor OF
great merit. His quick and graceful move
ments on the stage, his command OF all sorts
OF facial expressions, his voice adapted to
all the varying humors Of the leading cha
ractcr, combined to render him the right
man in the right place and the hero OF the
evening, as well as of an infinite number Of
lau@hable scrapes.
Miss Cummens is young and handsome,
and has versatile talents, which she effect
lively employs, commanding admiration
even from the callous critics.
Miss Montague won many friends here
during her connection with the Kellogg
opera Company. She is improving fast in
acting, and in singing too. Last night be-
tween acts she favored the audience with
one Of the most delicious gems from Ira
yiata, and in response to an encore gave that
ever popular ballad Kathleen Mavourneen:
Both were applauded with sincerity and
enthusiasm. The experience she is now
gaining will be very valuable to her in the
future, and when she returns to opera she
will be able to take prouder place than
ever.
The setting OF the stage, the noiseless
working of the scenes, and some recent
improvements to them, were not unnotieed.
Tonight married in Haste" will be
played. Many say it Is better piece than
s.The Great Divorce Case" II it is equal
to it, and there is the fullest house Rich
mond ever honored an occasion with, there
will be few or none to go away without feel.
ing completely satisfied with expenditure OF
time and money.
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9itIlmontl 1ispatrlt,

aS~TIlE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pArERs OF THE CITY
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Z CHURCH NOTES.

ADDITIONS AND BAPTIsMs-AN NEW BAPTIST
& CHURCH DEDICATED In AMELIA COUNTY
{ SERVICES IN THE EMETHODIST CHURCHES
NEW MEMBERS FOR THE PRESBYTERIAN
cHIrRCHEc 's ~. . -.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rl5- On all sales of Real Estate made Gettoeera
the 1st Of January dnd last Of June the faTe8. fer
The present rear fape to be paid 0ythe purchaser
On all sales niadc bet,oeen The lst of July and Last
of the year tie tnres haze to De paid ty the sette1
This custom was adopted about fifteen yearsa8a
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap
plies TO Richmond and yienity.l
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FIREWORKS.
MTLI.INERY GOODS.

RFILLINERY--GREAT REDUC c. @s
Ml TION.--A large stock or MILL Y2AxG
EEI.T and STRAW HATS. yELvETS, SILKS,
OSTRICH TIPS, FANCY FEATHERS ORNd-
MENTS. &c. TRIMMED GOO oDs g REDUCED prices:
- -, s. MRS. M. WALTON,
nols-eod6t 433 Broad street. cornsr Fifth.
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FRANK D. HILL, 4 P. NJ, framed building known
as Wesley chapel, on Seventeenth street between
Concord and Cedar.
Z. B. COOK, at 10 O'clock A. n, furniture, desks,
stoves, &C., &c. asters
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TOTAL OF VOTES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EVIDENCE OF CARELEssNEsS ON THE
PART OF PERSONS PREPARING TICKETS
AND MAKING RETURNs-JoNEs TO BE THE
SENATOR FROM NORTHUMBERLAND
LicST PROTEST FROM CAPTAIN HINTON
THE BOARD DECIDES THAT IT'S DUTY IS
PURELY MINISTERIAL. AND DOES NOT
PROTEST AGAINST THE USE OF TROOPS.
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C0NPECTEONERIEs. &c.
NATIONAL BANK or YlRalNrA,i

5 NATIONAL BANK OF ysRGEMrA,}
RICHMOND, VA, November 2G, 1916. @
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
ii STATES hayrHg de,ignafsd and set apsxe
THURSDAY tie sofa Instant ~ day OF thapksgtys
ay will peaSe attend 10 Elleir pay enf on the day
preceding Wednesday,. y. L0ckWsQps..s
no 26.2t Saslngss..
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DRACTICE ECONOMY THESE HARD
BARGAINS OPENED DAILY

=. JULIUS mEYER's. eoa BROAD STREET.
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At the Grace-Street Baptist church on;
Sunday. after communion service in the
morning, six persons were received into
thefellowship of the church. At night the
pastor baptized student OF Richmond Col
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A New ENrERPRIsE-THEL Law JOURNAL.
Messrs: George L. and Frank w. Christian
announce that sin consequence OF the
necessary delay in the publication Of the de-
cisions of the Court OF Appeals by the re-
porter-many OF its decisions being un-
known to the profession more than twelve
months after they are rendered-and the
fact that there is no law periodical OF any
kind now published In this State, we have
determined, il the project meets with sum.
cient encouragement, to publish in this city
a La,o journal containing the decisions OF
the Court Of Appeals, or their substance
carefully extracted more important de-
cisions to be published In estenso-togethe..
with such decisions Of the Supreme Court o.
the United States, United States and state
conrts held here and elsewhere as We can
procure, and MS will be OF general interest
: T'hey c propose, also, from time TO time.
ito uu6IisIi the more important decisions O.
the special Court Of Appeals, which, though
Of great value to the profession, now ae
buried in the records Of the court; original
articles on legal subjects Of immediate and M
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Sale of the Manchester Cotton Ihats.-
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams yesterday sold
for Alex. Donnan, j. Wesley Friend, and
others, committee Of sale, the Manchester
cotton mills, with its machinery, appurte-
nances, franchises, &C., to S. P. Arlington,
of Petersburg, for $4,000.
A number OF houses and lots on Second
and Third streets between Hull and Deca-
tur were purchased by the same party for
1922.
Several other pieces of property were
purchased by the Marshall Mills Company
and others, the entire proceeds aggregating
S5S,000.
It is hoped that the purchaser will be en-
abled to make speedy arrangements for re-
Stunning operations, as many worthy people
are out OF employment on account of the
suspension of the mills. AS one of the
foremost Of our enterprises, and as great
contributor to Manchester's material pros
perity, the old mills have the best wishes of
all for most successful career under their
new management.
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Iableau1 at Old Courthouse.-A few
evenings since series of entertaining tab
leaux were given for the benefit Of Mrs.
William T. Nunnally, whose husband was
recently killed by the falling Of a tree.
There was also some excellent music rem
dered by Messrs. Phillips and Dakin and
Miss Alice Ellyson. The attendance was
large, and everything passed off agreeably.
The following lady managers deserve great
credit for their successful untiring efforts to
make the evening pleasant one: Miss
Leila Wilkinson. Mrs. Henry Harrington
and Charles Haden,
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Grand Jurors Circuit Court.-The fol-
lowing is list of grand Jurors drawn for
the November term of the Circuit Court of
Chesterfield county, commencing Novem-
Der 18th:
Dale-W. I. Belts, James L. Robertson,
L. W. Ogden, and Alexander Gill.
Matoaca-William James, r. L. Jones,
Samuel Allen, and Uriah Barnes.
Bermuda-A. ". Coleman, Robert Loone,
A. I. Bliss, and George Z. Robinson.
Glover Hill-B. T. Moss, John A. Lester,
A. D. Woodbridge, and James r. Werth.
Manchester-A. P. Duval, George w.
Lewis, Napoleon Thomas, and George
Mum.
Midlothian-T. O'Brien, Joseph D. Elicit,
W. B. Ashbrook, and John L. Orrell.
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FROM WoRTHINGToN 8 TiNGEs Pharmacists
Baltimore, March 10, 1875: We are assured by the
leading physicians that CoLpEN's LIEBIa's
LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INvIG-
ORATOR is truly wonderful preparation, and may
be relied upon preventive against disease and e
fecting positive cures in cases of weakness, ague,
depression, fever, and nervous Affections.
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TYLERs RICHMOND ART-GALLERY.-N is
desirable that we should present every ~
traction possible to our VISITORS oullhg .ne
Fair-week, and one among the most lntsi. .as
esting is the gallery OF paintings over sne
store Of Messrs. j. II. Tyler q 20. We aie
requested to state that IL any OF our eltizens ~
will send contributions OF works OF arr IN
the way OF paintings or sculpture to remain
ON on exhibition during the Fair-Week at this
public gallery they will be well taken care
Of. and they will be lending helping hand
to this effort OF making our city attractive
to strangers. They should be sent today OF
Monday. 3
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practical interest digests OF recent English
and American cases deciding new points;
and miscellaneous legal information, and
lists OF new law-baoks." ,sy.e
/ The journal is endorsed blythe iudgesof
the Supreme Court, and VIII doubtless ably
supplement the brief but accurate reports
OF cases published in this paper the day ai-
ter the decisions are rendered.
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Registration at Granite.-Business was
generally suspended at Granite yesterday
to allow the operators who had not regis
tered an opportunity to do so. About one
hundred and fifty were registered at Kleve-
sahl's formerly Torrance's) Store. 1t is
to be hoped that close inquiries will be in
stituted as to the right of every man who has
registered to do so. Many OF these men
have not been here twelve months, and
unless they can prove that they have really
been here that length of time their votes
should be challenged.
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a QUESTION OF NUMBERS. Chief-Super-
visor NJ. I. Peasants yesterday received
letter from Mayor William E. Cameron,
OF Petersburg, raising the question whether
the city of Petersburg has 10000 inhabi-
tants. Supervisors Of election in places
having less than 10000 inhabitants have
very limited powers. According to the
census OF 1870 Petersburg had ut that time
but 1880 inhabitants.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, YEsTER-
pAY.-Judge Hughes presiding. = james
Mulholland, porter on the Old Dominion
Steamship Line, charged with violation OF
the revenue laws by having in his possession
one lot OF manufactured tobacco, was
found guilty. Sentence deferred.
Tn the case Of trustees of Dollar Savings
Rank against A. w. CARRIER. The demurrer
to the general declarations was sustained,
and the case was continued until the next
term.
The Jurors having served edtwenty-one days,
at three dollars per day, were paid Oh ana
discharged.
It is expected that Myers, johnson, Mini
tree, and Mel Caleb, convicted OF perpetratlng
frauds upon the Government at M. O y.
Myers's distillery and rectifying-house, near
Petersburg, will be brought up for sentence
this morning, and that Judge Bond will
leave the city this evening.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY
AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
The greatest Of comedians,
MR. Ohm f. o W L n S,
supported by
CAREFULLY SELECTED COMPANY.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3OTH,
Tom Taylor'S famous comedy,
THE VICTIMS.
to conclude with
SuLON SHINGLE
TUESDAY. EVERYBODY'S FRIEND and
HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE:
Wednesday, THE POOR GENTLEMAN ana
SOLON SHINGLE;
THURSDAY tdrst time here), OUR BOYS.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK,
Scale OF Prices General admission, 81 family
circle, 5Uc.; reserved seats, 81 .25.
Bo1-zhcct IL WAITS, go Main street.
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Captain Freeman's Condition. The con-
dition Of Captain W. G. Freeman is such as
to excite great apprehension among his
friends. Captain Freeman Is an ex-member
OF the City Council, native OF Norfolk, and
a brother-in.law to Justice j. A. Gentry.
He IL one OF the finest mechanics In the
State, and the wishes for his recovery are
sincere and universal.
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Land Purchases.-Messrs. Deane, OF
Pittsburgh, and Burton, Of Nova Scotia,
were in town yesterday. Mr.. Burton has
bought Cottage Grove farm (near Skin"
ouarter) from 8. S. Goode for 80 per acre.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Coats, OF Pittsburgh,
have Jointly bought farm Of sixty acres in
the same neighborhood, from the same
owner, at $50 cash.
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.HoLEs IN THE, SIDEwALK.-There is a
break in the brick pavement on south side
OF Main street near Fifteenth, and another
on the same side further down, that need
repairing, but on. account of the action of
the City Council at its last meeting the re-
pairs cannot be made. The repairs should
be proceeded with at once.
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READINGS AT THE YoUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION LAST NIGHT.-The select
readings by Professor j. Willoughby Reade,
under the direction OF the Lecture Commit
tee, last night was great success. The
large hall Of the Association was filled to
overfowing by very appreclatlve and dis
eliminating audience. Although Professor
Reade was to some extent stranger to our
community his inimitable entertainments
have introduced him to our people as pop
ular reader OF the finest talent, and the COM
mittee deserve commentator for the treat
they have afforded the members in the en-
paeement of Mr.. Reade. The selections
last night were all good, but we noticed
with tie greatest pleasure the rendition
OF Poe's Raven, which was given as,
we venture to say, it was never before
heard in this city. Possessing full, rich
voice, which is perfectly under control, ana
a cultured mind, he seems to catch the spirit
of the author, and the characters stand forth
as living beings before the audience. Espe-
cially is he at home in the humorous, and
Lord Dundreary in Love-" rendered IN
costume, took the audience by storm, and
caused uproarious mirth. "Punch in the
Presence OF the Passenjaire" was also re-
cited with unsurpassed ability, and the au-
dience were fairly convulsed with laughter.
The entertainment wound up with several
poems, recited in costume, which highly
delighted the entire audience.
At the close OF the readings he was re-
ouested by the Library Committee, Mt the
suggestion OF numerous members and
friends of the Association, to give another
reading on Monday night next for the pur-
pose OF purchasing books to replenlsh the
library, which Professor Read agreed to do,
with a change of programme. AS all our
people and the members are interested in this
object they will doubtless respond to this
call, and agree to pay their usual fee OF ad-
mission on Monday night.
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I have anaiyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find Il
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. b. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor Of
Chemistry, Medical College Of Virginia.
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Personal---very.. n. G. Crews, formerly
Of this city, has been assisting Rev. }. 1.
McTaughlin for the past ten days in meet
ing at Musterield and at Scottsburg, preach
ing twice in the day and once at night. The
revival was one Of great power, affecting a
large circle. Crowds hocked to hear the
preaching. Sixty have professed obedience
to the faith, r.
change Yesterday were II. 81. Gunther,
New Orleans; B. C. Miller, Ashland. KY;
Lorenzo Bull, Quincy, ILL.,; and ). d. ID.
,Joice, Statesville, N. C.
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Roll of Honor in the High-school color
edl, Of which Rev. A. Binga, Jr., Is teacher,
for the week ending to-day: Lucy Morris,
Julia Short, Ada johnson, Margaret Harris,
Mary Elliott, Sarah Dickinson, and Ran
dolph Elliott.
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QUAKER VISITORS. yearly meeting
of Orthodox Friends in Baltimore adjourned
Thursday. Several OF the ministers, who
are on the way to the meeting in North
Carolina, which takes place at Spring Gar
den Sunday week, will stop over in this
city, and preach at the meeting-house In
this city on the approaching Sabbath. They
design visiting the meetings OF Friends ID
Southampton and Isle OF Wight counties on
their return from North Carolina. There
are several excellent preachers 10 the party.