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The D,'FRiISA CnARTTrY Coscsrr.-Tho

The D'ERiNA CHARITY C0ScEsr.-The
grand vocal and instrumental concert at
Cathedral Hall by M'lle Rosa D1Erina viii
take place on Monday might instead OF Sum
day. as at first arranged. The arrangements
are in the hands OF the, members Of St. Vim
cent De PauPs Confraternity, and the pro-
ceeds Of the. concert are to be devoted TO
the benefit Of the poor Of The city; regard
less Of religions denomination. sIt Is hoped
theapublie will respond literally to this calf
upon their charity. g.fsc., .,..,.,f..az:6
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!. Buy your CANDY and .SUGAR-ToYs from G.
ZriMER., He manufactures on . yerv extensive
cra1p
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C, ZIaMER, 1885 Main street, Ia turning. out
daily from six hundred to one thousand pounds OF
CANDY mid SUGAR.ToYs. = Wv ENEt.. ~
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TEE ezDswoeD RYE IsIns winsKEr referred

to below tEi. l9GisGGa 3sjjR g1GG6@a92E IL
This certificate entities the holder to receive from
the Virginia State Agricultural Society the drst
premium which was awarded nc thc,Fair heIdfn the
city Of Richmond inNoyemher, fS77,tor theBgsr
aud sTREsr DIsr1LLATIoN OF twHisKEy, W.
d. BLAZE & Co, Richmond. ..,.~s !! l,r.,,.;
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A CARD TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUsroAERs.-
Lovers of the FINE ARTS may enjoy rich treat by
calling at ! .s %t-.E..'
!. .s s-s s.Tt.. 913 MAIN STREET,
aud inspecting our splendid assortment Of
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Lately purchased.at Goupl's celebrated gallery I'm
New York city,, JOSIAH RYLAND Il Co.l
Booksellers.
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You can buy CANDY and SuGAR-ToYs from Is
to II cents per pound at &. ZDMER's, 1886 Main
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E. T. PILKINToN has formed o partnership with
p. W. RUSSELL, under the name and style OF K. T.
PILKrNroN Co., and will recommence the manu-
facture of Fruits and Flowers and other first-cass
brands OF smoking and chewing-tobacco.
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S,esfsiatfys Notes

The bill introduced. ,by General Bradley
johnson q to authorize circuit courts to
grant charters OF Interpretations y provides
I" that any FIVE persons who wish 10 form q
corporation for the couduct Of. any lawful
business or object whatever, or for amy
charitable or religious purpose, or for the
promotion OF art, literature, ,.or, sciencej
may make, sign, and acknowledge before 4
notary public, Justice OF the peace, Or county
or circuit Judge, q certif tifcate setting fertfthe
objects OF their assoc len. ,fhe name OF the
company, the names Of the officers FOR the
first year, and the place where its principal
office Of business Is; TO be. located. This
certificate shall be presented to the Judge
OF the circuit court Of the. county or city
in which it is proposed to be, located, In
term or in vacation, who shall enter an or
der granting the charter, 1t shall be lawful
for such corporation to have more than one
business purpose or, object; but each one
shall be set forth in the certificate herein
before required for incorporation" J" &C., &c.
It has been referred to the Committee for
Courts Of Justice. ,..se,,l' J .t,-.;;.s -.
A bill introduced In the Senate to amend
the charter OF the Potomac and Manassas
Railroad Company provides that the com
pany may construct branch OF their line
lTOu Gue iuusL suttdUic polut Ou It's Hue III
the Valley Of James River to, the city. OF
Richmond. The company wants the use
Of the convicts free OF charge. 1t is pro-
posed, to further the purposes OF the COM
pany, that the State assign to the company
all claim and demand. for principal and in
terest it has against the Government OF the
United States for advances made by said
State to aid in the construct ctsnRsoi the: pub.
lie buildings atWashin gton, fifty pc,
centum Of which, when recovered, shall be
given the company, and the other half, OF
same amount in. State bonds, turned into
the State Treasury .-...-...r
The House of Delegates yesterday ousted
John NJ. Gregory and seated Judge B. W
Lacy as delegate representing the counties o!
New Kent and Charles city. And it con.
frmed T. Spicer .Curlett (Rep.) in his seat
The House has instructed its clerk to EN-.
ploy stenographer MIR. Lafferty was in it:
mind to do the clerical work for the Com.
mittees on Immigration and the Chesapeake
and such shorthand work as may be de
|manded OF him By Mr.. Bigger. !,
The two houses will adjourn on the 20tt
and reconveue Oh the 1st proximo.
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Masonic appointment the notice Of
the appointment Of District Deputy Grand
Masters appointed by Judge b. r. Well
ford, Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge OF
Masons OF the State Of Virginia, noticed in
Yesterdays Dispatch, the name Of David j.
Weisiger should have appeared for District
No. 81, instead Of Daniel r.. Weisiger.
Manchester and Chesterfield are embraced
in District No. 81, aud there are four lodges
In tie Jurisdiction. as,
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If You want TO buy the pretttest CANDY. and sU-
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~. EILYsoN $ 20; edyertlsine agents. insert ad-
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staes at publishers rates. Orders LEFT 1t the Dts
patch counting win receive prompt atsea-
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THEY ..f ~ -6t,tt
have proved the success Of she season. We aliudo
to the listers We are Offering at eight dollars.
ALL
competitors acknowledge this. We
not, however, conane ourselves to this garment and
offer the same low basis Of price the most extern
sive and best stock Of Mems, Youths, Boys, and
Children's Suits and Overcoats.
will pay you TO examiHe our goods, and as tho prices
are marked in plain dgures and the terms cash, you
buy as low as the most expert Judge Of goods can.
r..t BUT . .....ea.r. ..i
remember we have attained our reputation not only
on the cheapness OF our goods, the very essential
elements to good clothes-namey, nrst-class trim
mings and artistic cutting. Others may ignore
these elements, we never will We invite you 70
call ....-y. ..,.... ...-...-g ~.
A. sAKs & CO,
ONE-PRIcE CASH ''n-
AMI rA,Lons,
1918 MAIN STREET.. ..''
BRANCHES:
3l6 Seventh street, Washington; .i
? 80 Hanover street, Baltimore.
| COUNrRY MERCHANTS, II you want to save from
Ave 10 ten per cent. 60 to C. ZINAER's, 1886 Main
street, and buy your confectioneries. He has the
largest stock in the city. .@5-' "'"> ''2.
| E.T. PILKINToy has formed o partnership with
| p. W. RUSSELL, under the name and style OF X. T.
PILKINToN q Co., and will recommence the manu-
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MAxCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

The Bank of Manchester. The annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Bank Of
Manchester was held Wednesday night.
The following Board Of Directors were
elected Charles W. Turner, Frank J..
Sampson, G. q. McRae, Ajax Gary,}E. W.
Weisiger, Wyndham E.. Gary, william H.
Parrish, Henry j. .Nunnally, j. Robert Per-
due, B. S. Whitehead, A. Carey Gibbs, DR..
A. Monteiro, aud Harvey j. Nunnaiiy. At
q meeting Of the directors subsequently
held Charles W. Turner was elected presf-
dent, Emmet w. Weisiger yice-president,
and Willie r. Fiournoy cashier. ,,,
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PERsoNAL.-Captain Oliver j. Schoolcraft
was not considered as we'll yesterday as in
the earlier part of the week. -
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change yesterday were L.. Roper and W. L..
Venable, of Petersburg; William Ayres
and W. F. Clark, OF Danville; W. 8. Chris
tian, John a. Tug, and II, Stockbridge, Of
Baltimore G. r. Wilson and Charles A.
Morrison, of Providence, r. T.; Stephen
Terry, OF Boydton; T. J. Talbot, r. S.
Dibreil, G.. w .iBaugh, and John T. Stovall,
of Danyille; Charles Watkins, Of Milton,
N. c.; +. r. stribling, Of Staunton; and
Thomas Rutherford, of'Ameiia. 7ss
The following officers passed their exam
iuation before the Military Examining
Board yesterday evening: Captain Workman
and Lieutenant HaWes, Of the HoWitzers !;
Lieutenants Burgess and Bargamin, OF
Company B; Lieutenant Starke, Company
G.; and Lieutenant Page; Of the Blues.
; lThe following names have been added to
the committee to welcome Governor Holt
day: Thomas Branch, Sr., Robert Stanard,
E. T. D. Myers, E. q. Crump, ]. William
Pemberton. -. : .,,7.cg .,-5,. y
= Mayor Balthis, Of staunton, is visiting
the city. - =.
: ReE..J. 8. Lafferty has been appointed to
clerkship OF Houss committees.
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LIFF or PfUs ~. down TO THE EPISCOPAL JU-
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The title of this volume is 10 be taken in its
most comprehensive not only rs personal ogra
phy OF Pope Pio Mono, bus elaborate history or
italian politics during ue hast half century r. Is eyi
deny TIE fruit Of extensive sccaICh and study founded
on vide collection o. facts and authorities presenting
tie subject in She hight ~ Catholic unity, and wtl
prcfcu,ous mpara atty a. between tc claims ci tie
Church ana the measures % political r=iorners MAJ
sui OF course s represented tne aIcn-coEsprator
wo.c zeal for The liberties % he people was uDtempcfd
b. reverence lor eecsastoai rights. II Is he who has
moulded into present shape the antCaristau power
OF modern socty whose nGGencc is Increasing with tn
rapidly OF accelerated motion ID falling hodies The
father q Young Switzerland" young italy'"louns
Europe and other revolutionary examinations lac
fred as " living soul vita tie hatred vi CGrIstaLy,
aud the a'ovcd Pmpose Of destroying the Catholic
Chugcl Tie icuti1c Congress Of Genoa IN 1916 DC
rived lis iuspr.tiol om the genius Of Mazziui II was
his followers who proclaimed the living words OF
national independence and united Italy, sending toe
members OF that congress 20 Their homes resolved to
shape The movements Of the Peninsula 80 that Italian
liberty should bc TIE inevitable result The ragcs O!
The revolution n Italy nom this point Of view, is sue
CHIEFLY described down 10 de summons OF tho qcrme1i
col Corncn 10 which event liberal space is ed. OK
planning the origin and motives Of that assembly, gs
understood by the highest Catholic authority. The
chef purpose Of Tie Council the author aBlnns, WAS
the soiemn definition Of tne doctrine OF papa ihsl
Ubiry This uotion was FIRST ahoat by the Munich
school % theologlans headed by Or. D0lInser, aud
thence pfopagated by the antiCathoc press. As tie
auila cou nds The doctrine already accepted by
tAe ieat mass Of the Roman Catholic Church. No pre-
won. Pope had ever seen great body Of bishops
nffonled together place. yielding assent 10 hs
Socriual cslous No had ever many practical
Jsocs tie general belief among bis brother bishops IN
fhe in.abi!;y attached TO his tcachinsofce II was
VIZ. DO ought OF having the belief discussed and dc
fined tLat Plus TX soictOus 70 assemble general
comet II was rather IN view OF the destructive ten
oeucs Of lodcin society ard modern science that be
4 sled for Az explicit declaration Oh the part VI the
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MEMOIR AND OFFICIAL corr
GFN. JOHN STALK. ~ CAL
D. frrefr.nrr

MEMOIR AND OFFICIAL CoRREsPoNDENCE OF
GEN. JOHN stalk. ~ CALLb STARK. Svo. Con
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selections FROM his public correspondence together with
memoirs OF Cap; Phincha stevens, Col Robert Rogers.
ana other officers OF the Continental Army, and although
moi al so great interest as Mr.. Edward EyeFots Life
~ stark" in Sparks's American Biography" viii be
found valuable contribution 10 the history OF the Rcyo-
luton.
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Church IN new and comrlce and more scientho ioln'
Of The whole body Of doctrine in the Christian ic''a"h'
poutirg on; the relations between the natural and sn
poratural orders. between fifth and rcas)u between we
Church aud civil society. The Development OF tt 'a
Wa, The purpose Of the Council In treating " tins po.nt
the author has gone into considerable detail "'leh
though not OF vital interest TO The general reader may
bo regarded %. am authentic exposition OF IT, 'at"ohc
view oi the subject. His work u.ls pac, tnt Was
heretofore moccapied in English Biographical literature
aud has been completed with the best resources d" h
ing diligence literary skill and conscientious devotion
60 dc task % composition.
A CRITICAL ACCOUNT OF TIE PHILOSOPHY, or
KhNT Uy inwaau CAl.p NJ a. svo Vp "'"' "''-
The great problem Of Kant which was to
dcs,r,. the prstcusion- eff doemari.m. without admit
ue1 tho ability Of SEQ, tcisin. 10 set ofi by Prof Naid
n vercty of aspects, but except Ia The supefi" pf''I
ion arI eoispactues. OF auLuase, without adinS -u'
value 20 to original discussion. lie irns5 o"h 'hc '
tane'e5 rirscaogy Of The E0liEsbcrS PHILOSOPHER To
more simple proportions. applies tie PRUNING hnic c.
fecrua.y 90 hc txcrcscnccs o. hsaucuar, and repro
dnrcs ia ifcas in form more In accordance win The
demands of literary style and lucid ex,r -slon lbcc
zeal remarks with which be accompanies i dtctruA
oxpositious are usually intelligent ard oprmtune' hdt
not sgnauy successiui in their attempts 10 cohi"'ef'
Kant showing any cXeeluunal rolo1ndnes OF eh''
uiatou or acuteness OF analysis. The essence al Na'
philosophy d. presented by iloi- Cara Is ihe ea"'il'"
mcut of necessary conceptions Oh tAe basis OF tie lo'
The three supposed sciences OF rational IJ cioi's'
cosmology, and theology. have no essential Vaii'uH
No dogma concerning the s0ul The World or "Oi
can ne ba.t uuon rausrcndcniai ideas h"' u'''
;jeqs set before Us iIesl conceptions end thus
enable us to produce systematic uaity 10 'ho 'hpi''
employment OF our .uic -cuce. We eanno'' i0r IT,
s nee determine ire soul as pure, seldcnica univ.
bat This Goes Not 10 away with D.. necessity az connect
all the actions and feelings presented m cur inner eX
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