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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-13
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To- -DAT.-For the Middle
Atlantic States. warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds, back
ing to souther!y, and stationary or lower
barometer. ..,...,,. 49,.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, light north
erly winds. and stationary or lower barom-
eter. .E&
For the East Gulf States, warmer, clear
or partly cloudy weather, northeasterly
winds vccrigg 10 southcastcrly, and falling
barometer. .,...,.-, :.
For the West Gulf States, warmer, partly
cloudy weather. with occasional rain areas,
southerly winds. and falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
light southeriy winds. and falling barom'
Ctcr.
THE WEATHER. YESTERDAY was clear and
pleasant
yBEyNoNETLR YESTERDAY: d A. NJ. 81 ;
q i. W.. Al: noon. e.; 8 +. M.. 5S; Z.
81. 50; midnight, 80. ...-.
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Officers and
Tpuchsrg.
Total average..............,

Fifty-two conversions were reported.
Rev. L. w. Warren, d. D., led in special
prayer OF thanksgiving for these evidences
of the Divine blessing on the schools.
Addresses were made by Professor Har-
ris, of Richmond College, and Captain J. D:
X. Sleight, OF the Presbyterian Sunday
School Union.
During the meeting several beautiful Sum
day-school songs were sung by the congrc-
CATION, led by the school OF the Second
church, assisted by large orchestra OF
eighteen pieces, composed OF some OF the
principal musicians of the city, who had
kindly volunteered for the occasion, and by
Professor Turner at the organ.
be held in the First Baptist church on the
second Sunday afternoon in December.
METHODIST sUNDAY-sCHooL SOCIETY.
The regular monthly meeting OF this So
ciety was held at Oregon Hill Methodist
church at o'clock-James Z. Riddick Sec
retary. s.t
The President being absent on account Of
sickness, Rev. D. T. Wills was called to the
chair. -.s- Il ..E IA.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Oregon-Hill school, and prayer by Rev. Mr..
Walden. Z, ,r., i @,n~~~f-1. A@1".'
Rev. G.. NJ. Wright, pastor OF the church
and superintendent OF the school, gave a
very interesting account OF the Sunday
school under his charge. They have q Off
GERS and teachers and .109- scholars. They
have had Is conversions in the school during
the year. The school has had very pros.
porous year, and, considering its means,
may be classed as one, Of the most liberal,
having raised during the year $3.50 for Sum
day-school purposes. The teachers are
earnest and deeply interested in the work.
The meeting was then addressed by Rev.
Mr.. Nash, Rev. J. E. Edwards, Rev. II. L.
Bacon, Rev. S. A. Steel, and others.
Rev. p. A. Peterson offered a series OF
resolutions expressive of the feelings OF the
Society on the death Of Mr.. William Willis,
Jr., formerly president OF this Society.
The resolutions were adopted unanI-
mously. =.
The singing was well executed by the
scholars OF the Oregon-Hill school.
The following reports for the month OF
Octobor were presented. -....,..-, -...'s
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KILLED by A RAILROAD TRA1N.-Richard
Bagby, a colored man, acting Us brakeman
on the Richmond and York River railroad,
yesterday morning about 81 O'Clock, while
walking on the top OF freight train,
slipped and fell between the cars. The
wheels passed over him, terribly crushing
both bands and legs. The ambulance was
summoned and the wounded MIN was con-
yeyed into the Gas-Works. near where the
accident occurred, where he died from the
wounds received in about two hours after
wards. .;
Coroner Taylor viewed the body, but as
it was clearly case Of accident deemed an
inquest unnecessary. Deceased was mar
ried, and lived on Twenty-fifth street be-
tween Marshall and Clay. =. -
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Rosa D'ERISA.-The music-loying POI

Rosa D'ERINA.-The muSic-loying por-
ton OF our community will doubtless hail
with delight the announcement that they
are soon to have the pleasure of hearing
this renowned vocal artistic. She is Justly
STYLED "the prima donna OF Ireland" and
is conceded to be equal in her art to the
celebrated Madame Bishop or Catherine
HAYES. Wherever this lady has appeared
she has captivated the hearts of her hearers
by her exquisite rendition OF sacred, classic,
and operatic music. In the sweet and magic
songs OF her native land she is ranked as
without peer. Critics who have heard her
coincide in the opinion that her style is al
most identical with that Of the late Parepa
Rosa. She gave two hundred consecutive
entertainments in Paris during the last
Exposition in that city, and many
Of our people have doubtless attended
her performances in the main Centennial
building at Philadelphia last year. In the
North and West, as also in Canada, her rep
utation is equal to that of any singer Ia the
country. DArt Musicale Paris), in no.
ticing this lady's singing, says: "Rosa
D'Erina is charming young artistic; has
splendid voice Of great power and compass,
and at her grand concert last night, patron
lied by the American and English ambas-
sadors, sang in Seren languages with COM
plete success!i a.. .s.s. ..--... .,--,'t
MILE D Erina will give two concerts in
this city about thelatter part OF this month
and as this will be her first visit South, our
people should accord her areception equal
to her noted merit, and let Richmond'S wei.
come be a hearty one.
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POLICE Court, Observation-Disclosures
tice Joseph j. White presiding.-C Charles
Addineton and Tim Gof were up, charged
with breaking and entering the dwelling
house Of John Fl. Rose, and stealing $500
worth OF silverware and other property.
The case was continued to Thursday on ac-
count Of the absence Of material witnesses.
Bail was refused and the parties committed
to Jail. ,'a ,t4.,
:Cornelia Ann seuton and Bette Garland,
charged with keeping hollseof bad repute.
Case continued to Friday. ;; f,.a.
2 Joseph Lacy was fined 81 ana costs Ior
being drunk and dlsorderly.
Patrick Kent, Yagrant, was sent to Jail
for fifteen days. ,...I...
,' John Cayenaugh (white) was fined $50 and
cost Tor assatllting and beating Ben. Harris
(colofed). y -, s,...+.
Frayser Branch and augusta Lee were
sent on to the grand Jury for unlawful as'
sociation. @'I5'lst'1 4. =.
|aaA huckster in the First Market was fined 81
for selling an unsound rabbit to little child
Of D. w. -Hardwicke, Esq. Three reputable
witnesses testified that the meat was rotten.
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i ANATOMICAL LECTURES. There were at
least fifteen hundred people at the Theatre
last night'to hear Professor Burners OPEN
ing lecture OIL Physical Culture. There was
no admission fee charged. That goes to
show that the people are eager TO. be enter
tanned, and their usual failure to patronize
entertainments where money Is demanded
proves that they are unable or unwilling to
Day for them. Professor Burner exhibited
great number OF drawings and models il
Illustrative of his subject. and gave some idea
of what he will fully explain in his paid
lectures, which commence tonight.
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The First in the Field. Stuart Lodge, i.
0. o. F., always elects its officers several
months in advance in order that they may
be perfectly qualified at their installation.
Below will be found the otficers-elect for
the term commencing January 1st: William
Henry Attkisson, MOBILES grand; John T.
Ashworth, yice-grand; Joseph B. Raden'
secretary; Henry W. Jordan, treasurer;, l.
W. Bass, chaplain, Mr. Attkisson, the noble
grand-elect, is one Of the brightest young
Odd-Fellows in the State, and is Just re-
covering from o serious illness. 49,. !Nt:
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THE GEORGE CAsE.-The case Of Pitcher
rs. George, involving the validity OF the
marriage of w. o: George and the heirship
to large property, remanded by the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals to the Chancery
Court OF Richmond for new trial, was
commenced yesterday. The following gem
temen compose the. jury: William A.
Armistead, J. P. Yancey, j. c. Courtney,
Orange Bennett, f. B. Taylor, Coleman
Wortham, e. R. Lipscomb, f. S. Turpin,
p. r. Darlington, James Gunn, o. H.
Chalklev, and L. II. Blair. The case will
occupy the court several days.
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Erents of the IYeek.-The most import
ant events OF this week will be the ami
versary OF the T. ii. 8. L., at Lyceum Hall,
Thursday night, and the election OF Mayor
by the City Council Friday night. Both
events are creating considerable excitement
in social and political circles. The Lyceum
Committee OF Arrangements are G. S,
Wells, {. F. Lipscomb, and II. VI. Clarke
For Mayor the only candidates thus faI
announced are. James 4. Clarke, Esq, and
DR.. A. 'Monteiro.
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ANOTHER CUTTING AFFAIR.-A difficulty
occurred yesterday afternoon in the eating
house at the Petersburg depot between Ben.
Moore and Andrew Morton (both coioredl
resulting in Moore seizing carying-knlie
and seriously cutting Morton in the side.
Moore made his escape and walked up the
canal as far as Hollywood Cemetery. He
remained in or about the cemetery until
twilight. Then he came into the city and
surrendered himself to Sergeant Hall at the
Second station-bouse. Moore Is man OF
fifty. Merton is about twenty or twenty
two. AN
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LIrTLEPAGE N THE PEN1TESTIARY.-Dep-
uty-Shcrltf Walsh yesterday took James |.
Liltlepase to the penitcntiary to serve out
his term OF two years imprisonment. Lit
tlcpage's case has occupied much OF the at
tcnti0n Of the courts and the public. He
was three times committed of forgery
twice his faithful counsel got him new
trials. After the first trial the prisoner re-
ceired q change Of eenue to Henrico county
on account OF prejudice alleged to exist
against him in his own county. The most
important witness against him was Mrs.
Mid. widow OF the man whose name was
forged to the bonds, and to whom, after the
death OF Mill, Littlepage was engaged to be
married. Littlepage broke his engagement
with her and married another widow, apd
after that Mrs. Mill commenced her prose
cution OF him.
Littlepage played dumb from March un-
Ill last week, when the doctors, by placing
him under the influence Of ether, made him
expose himself. He now seems determined
10 be good prisoner. a.. trfts s.>tsa d.
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The Circuit and County Courts. he
November terms OF the Circuit Court (Judge
Weisiger) and the County Court tJudge
Clopton) began yesterday at Chesterfield
courthouse. "A number Of the members Of
the bar and others went out to attend. In
the Circuit Court several unimportant
criminal cases are to be considered. Up 10
q late hour last night nothing had been heard
from the Courthouse, ptf go s..''
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BROOK AVENUE IMPR0yEMESTS.-Br Brook
avenue, one OF the most ancient, as II Is
certainly one OF the most important, OF our
CITY thoroughiarcS. long neglected by the
city fathers, has lately received some OF the
attention that is its due. 1t Is now DelnS
nayed with granite blocks, and by dong
away with the cutters is greatly improved,
and, for all practical purposes, enlarged.
The paver has had his work greatly inter-
icrcd with hy the rain, but with such hne
weather rs prevailed yesterday it Will not
be lonr before he advances from jackson
street, where he now is, to Broad. Slight
change having been made in the grade, the
sidewalks will have to be to some extent re-
laid and if thar is done IL good style the
3ppearancc OF the avenue will be still far
thrr improved rhe curbins at the corners
has been rounded of, giving additional
width to the streets where they cross the
aycnuc-an alteration that cOmmcnds itself
n we'll for ornamentation as use.
During the year several OF the buildings
near Racon'S Quarter branch have been re-
modelled. Some new ones have been erect
ed. X. W. Oliver, Esq, made large addi-
tions to his factory. 1t is the only tobacco
factory uptown, and the enterprise OF inc
proprietor having been rewarded with in
creaSing trade has compelled him year by
year to enlarge the space for his operations,
until now the factory iavorabIy compares,
As well in size rs in other respects, to any
in the city. At the southwest corner OF
Marshall street and Brook avenue Squire
Tom Saunders. druggist, has erected and
occupied new store, which is model OF
Hcatncss and convenience. On his vacant
ground fronting Brook avenue he proposes
another improvement, which will go far to-
wards closing that ugly gap near the old
blackSmith-shop. Some months ago the
buildings on the east side OF Adams street
at its intersection with Brook avenue had
new fronts put to them. and at the east cor
ncr OF Brook avenue and Broad street An
lcrson Il Liggon's new and handsome gro
cery-store is approaching completion.
The City Council will probably have no
cause to regret its expenditures on Brook
avenue. 1t has been doing duty to the city
for over a hundred years, and has had few
appropriations from the treasury. 1t now
begins to look like street treated with the
consideration which its age, long service,
and importance to country and towns.
people entitle it TO. = ',fir~F
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COLLEGIATE ORAToRIcAL C0NTEsT.-The
Virginia intercollegiate oratorical contest
will be held in this city on wednesday
night There Will be representative speak
ers from Emory and Henry College, Hamp-
den.Sidney, Roanoke, William and Mary,
and Norwood. The place OF holding the
contest will be announced tomorrow. Gov
ernor Kemper, DIR. Hoge, and Major John
W. Daniel, have been selected as Judges.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

"a On all sales Of Real Estate made betuet1s
the lst Of January and last Of June the tdzesyer
On iii s0tes made betioeen the lSt OF July ana td4e
of the near tie tares haoe to be paid on the seeT.
GThlS ctrston was adopted about fifteen years ago
bv all the real estate agents I'm Richmond, ana az
piicsto Richmond aud yicinityI 80 mae
RICHARDSON g. CO.. 4 P. 81, trustees sale or
building lot on Bacon street corner OF 81.
= James. - rs-' ~ .' .a@s
GODDIN, WARREN & CO. z Al, TWO namea
Brook avenue. ~ .' 49,
ROBERT b. LYME, ~ NJ, old bricks and bniiding
materials. ..I..
lots. on Fourth street. 81 sr.# 1923 Is 'B"..at
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Death from LoclJau.-Mary Dangerfeld,
wife OF David Dangerfeld tcolored), died at
her husbands residence, near Manchester,
Saturday, of lockiaw. The deceased stuck
nail in her foot several days since, and in
attention and, carelessness caused death.
Mary Dangertield will be remembered as
the woman who was sent to Jail from Rich
mond some years since on a change OF venue
from this place. She WAS charged with
being the receiver of stolen goods.
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PERs0NAI..-J. {. Wright, Esq, has been
appointed agent in this State for the North
American Attorneys and Traders Protec.
tive Association, for the collection OF
claims through the United States and Cam
ada. 1t Is an old and Well-established COM
pany, having attorneys in every city and
county. Mcssrs. Berkeley Il Berkeley are
The attorneys for this city. ~
DR.. Charles 5. Britain, after visit to the
mountains, has returned TO the city.
General Billy Malone examined the
models for the proposed Lee statue yester-
day. ......
1t is stated that some steps are on foot to
effect the capture Of j. Y. Atkins, who re-
Gently killed W. ii. Bowler. ...
Thomas Potts, Esq, has returned from
his European trip.
Our people did not give CaZcneure the
patronage he deserved. Let them resolve
10 treat the Florences better. The 4" Mighty
Dollar" is thoroughly entertaining and
amusing play. II will be no easy matter for
the public 10 decide whether Florence or
his wife plays the better part.
The 800 sent to the ladies OF Grace-Street
PRESBYTERIAN church was not from the Presi-
dent alone, but from the President and
members Of the Cabinet who accompanied
him to Richmond. .... ~ !.
The military men Chose who are slngiel
arc all marrying of. Another commissioned
officer goes tonight. @..si-. .-Lt$
Mr.. George Savage, of Baltimore, former.
ly member OF the Richmond and Balti.
more press, and more recently secretary
to the mayoralty OF Baltimore. has been
admitted to the practice Of law in that city.
Mr.. Savage has for several years been a
close law student, and the remarks OF the
court in admitting the applicant, after a
rigorous examination, conveyed to him
well-merited compliment. He graduated at
the University OF Maryland some months
ago. or all Mr.. Savagc's friends none have
been more gratitied at his success than the
members Of the press with whom he has
been associated. and who will watch his
future career with interest. elias formed
a partnership with Mr. John L. Semmes,
well-known Young member Of the bar OF
Baltimore, and nephew OF the late Ad-
miral SemmcS.
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CHURCH No1,TlI?E's.,
Interesting Servlees ON suhday.

PASTORAL. ADDRESS FROM THE HOUSE OF
:, EIsHoPs-G EN- RALoBiEE Z I'll N-G, %
. oFriENDs--ADDREss OF MRS: THOMAS, At
THE FIRsT AFRICAN .CHURCH-MRs. CONF
STOCK AT us1oNIsT ATIok CHURcH-THE
FRIENDS At THE sEvENTH,-sTREET
CHRISTIAN cHuE cH1sU(rN.D[AAYl- J ; SCHOOL cTEt
MEETINGS SERVICES, ~ THE BAPTIST
AND METHoDIsT CHURCHES. '.@t,'ar ,.
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ARRIVAL OF A CIRCUS. circus
and menagerie arrived here Sunday and
went into camp at the FAIRGROUNDS. On
Thursday and Friday the wagon-horses and
mules, wagons. and camp-furniture will be
sold at auction. The animals and other
property will after awhile be shipped
North for the winter. The show will
travel next year not by road, but by rail.
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3. HusTISGs CorRT.-In this court yester-
day Archie Smith, charged with breaking
into the stable of Philip Taliaferro and
stealing two brides, was fried and acquit-
teb. ....sf. ..'+''..' .
Jacob X. Hawkins, charged with attempt
ing to burn the house OF Hiram W. Tyler,
was tried and acquitted.
In the case Of William A. Turner, charged
with a felony, 4 7aotLe prosequi was entered.
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Personal-Mr. Charles L. Ellington,
whose death is announced in the Petersburg
papers, had many friends in this city, who
learned OF his untimely decease with regret.
Captain James Z. Robbinette, master ma
chinist OF the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad at Petersburg, was in the city yes
terdaY. II. !. = \. -. - - -
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BEST ROUTE TO THE METHODIST CONFER
and visitors to the Methodist
Conference, which meets In Lynchburg to-day, can
leave here at 10 O'Clock this morning by the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, and connect at Pc
tersburg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and OHIO
railroad for Lynchburg, arriving there the same
hour as by other routes. Remember, you have three
hours more for business by going this route, and you
save the same time Oh your return. :. .--.' .:'
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MANCHESTER NEWS

1 'ch,srcA Note;ss.Asunday,i 81 ratf The, Metho-
dist Church; Rev. George, e. Eanderslics
preached eilast sermon Of tie present Con-
fefence year. Mr.. Vanderslice win. leave
for Iynchbtirg to attend Conference to-day,
-: :At3the Baptist church Sunday hight Rev.
Or. Winfrees ofiiciated and baptized six can
didatas m
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-While out
with hunting party near DE-. Friends
house yesterday evening Mr.. Henry Bode-
ker, Of this city, was accidentally shot. It
fortunately happened that he was but slight
ly wounded, but his escape from death was
very narrow indeed. Young Mr.. Angus
tine, in throwing his gun over bis shoulder,
accidentally caused its discharge, and the
load, or n portion OF it, struck into and
passed through the flesh of Mr.. Bodeker's
shoulder, and glanced along his jaw.
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the grounds and buildings pay-rolI.f Re-

ferred. saI ST. r r,.11s i.s.,.' !i4 2ny :.
By Mr.. PickreH-A resolution apprnpri-
ating 5000 from the contingent fund 10 keep
the Free bridge In repair Referred! = =,
BY Mr.. Todd: A'resolution for curbihg
Clay streetfrona Smith to Hancock street. =
>2ls1r '' ':' NEW MEMBER. -, Il, ~ f.4 ,..t q
i Mr.. Crump moved to fill the vacancy in
the. Board occasIoned by the resignation OF
Mr.. Manly. Agreed to- 'a -,s@:ft- II.I.1 =,
Mr.. Crump nominated Mr. Oswald Gasser.
: Mr.. PickrelT and Mr.: Wagner seconded
the nomination. .-.rrl,f 8,5F Nrs'H.iT .tE.5 r
~ Mr.. Gasser was duly elected. :.;t' -. - !,
Adjourned. .- - =.
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3; Case Postponed. The case of TT. w.
Reams, charged with assault ON James E..
Owen, was postponed until Tomorrow.
The injuries OF Mr.! Owen were reported
serious. The accused was bailed.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. c. W.
RHNsoH,s CELERY AND CHAM0AILE PILLS are
prepared expressly TO CURE Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ser,
vausness and Eleepiessnaas, and will cure amy case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all drtegisS'
ONCE, lo6 north Eataw street, Baltimore, Did.
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TO CoNsUMrT1vEs.-Manyh have been happy to
stye their testimony In favor Of the use of" VIII
BORIS PURE CoD-LIvER OIL AND LIAE.p Expe-
rience has proved II to be . valuable remedy Tor
Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, and all diseases
of the Throat and Lungs Manufactured only by
A. B. WILBon, Chelnisr, Hoston. Sold by druggists
gem ..
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The Mayoratty.-Pctitions in favor OF the
candidates for Mayor are being circulated
in the First Ward. Each aspirant has
warm friends, their claims areabout equally
balanced, and an interesting time is being
had. The Council decides Friday night.
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,An Old Ierapin.-Ex-C Councilman Moles
found on his farm, in Chesterfield county,
a. few days since, terrapin which had
marked on it in tolerable plain letters July
4, 1914. The name OF the person making
it is ilcgible. The terrapin can be seen at
the Chesterfield House. and is quite lively
for one of his advanced years. .5.... .t
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Operations Resumed.-The water having
sufficiently fallen, the mills and factories on
the water-line were at work yesterday.
Work is also progressing iavorably on the
cow OF buildings in the last burnt district.
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The Red Stockings to the Front.-The
first anniversary OF the Red-Stocking Base
Ball Club will take place at Cersley's Hall
Friday, November the 23d, at 81 o'clock P.
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. .tTag EotEsrRt4S oDELs OF LEE.-The
SsiRte chamber win be open to-day and to.
morrow for inspection by The public. rAd.
mission; 25 cents ~ 1t,A ~ = -
90 W. would advise those have not seen
the Models 10 visit thetnl It fsfuily worth
the small price ask ed, and at the same time
you contribute sonething TO the fundg : :
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THESAroyINE DENTIFRIcE prepared by MEADE
C BAKER will eradicate the incipient tartar, on
teeth and prevent decay. Fifty cents box.