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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

NLOSIN6 OUT-A LARGE LOT OF
~ crst class 4-py Linen Collars. At 81 per dozen;
tne same as is usually sold at e. so and Is psr
Dozen Fine ply Linen Cuffs. S5c. . pair. Hssvy
canton flannei Drawers, 90. pair. Fancy Per-
Gaze Snirts, ready to put good styles and per-
fecfly fast coors, for only 75c. For fine Percsle
shiItA 7bc. ready to put on, at
ME6INNIBSs
Branch Shirt Factory,
Sep16-u 1DO0 II sfseef ., az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

The testimony before the Potter committee
on the subject of republican frauds i'm Florida
and Louisiana, and the translation OF cypher
dispatches suggesting democratic corruption
In oregon and the south, will no doubt prove
excellent material for the national party 1t
Is, perhaps, source OF satisfaction to each of
the old parties to be able to show that it is no
worse than It's opponent in being ready to de-
scend to bribery to accomplish its ends Bat
common sense would suggest that when there
is well armed third party In the fight two.
edged swords are not the proper weapons to
be adopted by the other contestants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

The question Of how to live cheaply is much
discussed il hard times. Every one who shows
how single cent can do that for which two
cents were required before is benefactor to
the poor. Those who most need such informa-
ton are not always those who know bast how
10 get the most out of q little, and the one who
instructs them does valuable service. The
host Of publications on the subject is therefore
timely and its effects are no doubt good.
Among the many plans suggested of furnish
ing cheap food is the establishment of public
coffee houses after the fashion OF those which
are so successful in Liverpool. The twenty
nine now open in that city have the double
purpose of promoting temperance and OF sat
isfying the wants of people who can only
afford a few cents to satisfy their hunger and
thirst These institutions are well managed
and make money. As the stockholders are
mostly workmen holding each few shares,
the profits return to them. The prices of
articles of food are low, ranging from one to
three or four cents; but the edibles are whole
some, well cooked and wellServed. The houses
are neat and attractive and convenient Of
access Social meetings with music and sing
ing are held In the evenings in some of the
rooms The success Of the experiment. In
England gives reason to hope that a similar
result would follow the trial OF the plan in some
OF our own cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

Among the curious discoveries made i'm the
investigation of the affairs of the bank of
Glasgow is the way in which the Caledonia
bank in endeavoring to increase its security
against loss totally ruined itself. Holding four
shares OF the stock OF the Glasgow bank, as
collateral, it had them transferred to itself as
additional protection. 1t thus became share
holder in the concern and it Is now liable to
the full extent of its resources for the debts of
the ruined bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09
T. By r. II. SMITH,
Resi- Estate Broker, LIE Drolt Builiitg
Corner of 9Th and r streets,

2o22 st. NV, 10 rooms, moo. imps ...-S.5 90
C16 Conn. ave., IL rooms, mod. impS.. 800. 10 20
1414 81. W., dwelling and restauranu.... rs %
1910 st. NV, IA rooms, mod. imps. ..... rs o.
1915 T. ST. NV, store. IS 90
1880 80 ST. q. W., MOI. imps .............. Is 20
Cor. 10th and a. 10 roO:as. Iuoei. imps. ~ 90
"a 5tb st. s.e. rooms, moo. imps. 20 90
SU3 n st n. w, rooms, mod. impS ,........ 20 90
Furnished House, ST. n Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
Furnished House. II st. n. ........ GO 90
Houses and Lots for sale in ali parts OF the city.
Money TO Loan In sumo to suit, at Z, a2d 10 per
cent. &c Z.
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Special Notice to Advertisers.

The STAR will appear in new type on Mon
day next, when all advertisements will be
reset. Advertisers who wish to make for that
issue any change in their announcements, as
standing at present, will please send in new
copy for that purpose not later than Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

Mr., Samuel j. Tilden, Tor rather his wicked
partnersJ seems to have weakness for
cipher correspondence. The cutlery about the
presidential kilograms has not prevented the
passage Of suspicious cipher dispatches be-
tween Lawyer Harland and Gramercy Park
In reference to the mysterious disappearance
OF evidence against Mr.. Tilden in his income
tax case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

CHEAPEsT CARPETS In CITY.
Ingram CARPETS, %. go. 81 10 4oc
Nool IngIa CARPETS. 90 &C.
brussels, good styles, 20; best quality, 99c.
Paper Lining, &c. To close our.
La &c White Blankets. 81 oaly.
Day .7CoGS AZ lowest holfom urfoes.
Coed Black CsshmeTeS %. 81. so. so, 75c., 81
Large stock Dress Goods. l2IS 20 sos
Bach and ColUred Silks, g.. I'D.
Cheapest House IN CITY GA Wo Flannels.
Just dealer 20 all. SO give rs trial. a stock Is
large and prices low.
7. \. NACDAIN
oct1-tr 7hy Ya-Let Spn,s
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Average sscosH Daily Circulation over
1S.6eobetao q Wssscls larger bn,so fde,
Seost0r ard perws0ne,sf circulation than
hnf Of all the other daily pagers II the
city odde0 together.


Letters should b addressed to the Editorial or
Business Manager OF THE STAR, according to their
toner, and not TO any individual name. Otherwise
Oence, etc.
Cheeks, etc, should In oil cases be made psysble
- tho order OF The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER
COMPANY,-not to thar Of any Individual.
Anonymous communications not read: 10
1ected manuscripts not returned or preserved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

The French are sufficiently well pleased with
their Exposition to determine to continue it
through the greater part of November, 80 that
the flower show and the varied exhibit of
fruits will not bring it to a close, as at first
intended. The Exposition has been a success.
In spite OF the immense deficit, which is shown
by comparison of its direct receipts and ex
penditures, the Parisians have been en- lbled
through the crowds OF visitors to coin money
so rapidly that they will be more than REIN.
bursed for the outlay. The benefits to the
business interests Of France in common with
those Of the rest of the world must not be
overlooked. And, finally, the political a1van
tages to the Republic are great, since it is con-
clustvely shown that France was never in a
more 1Ourishing condition than at present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

- ~ !0 o1eoe northwest offers groaf bakgAine.
10 ~ t. h1ehest pgio0 In Cash ior me s0ven.
&C. asneo eneva 0rden b nan asfne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

1t will soon be determined whether the
actual care of large number of Indians is to
be temporarily transferred to the War depart
ment. The question will be settled not By a
Congressional committee but by Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and their men. Red Cloud and
his chiefs have reached their new agency Ii
they intend to join with the disafected Chey-
ennes WHO are moving in their direction they
are carefully cOncealing their real intentions
Red ClOud is either master of discrimination
or else he is friendly to the government and
will give the Cheyennes the cold shoulder. He
even intimates that il the government will arm
his men he will drive off the Cheyennes
or disaIm them. Iii dependence can be
placed upon his words, there is less
prospect of danger from his band than
from the smaller one under Spotted Tail.
Dispatches received at the War department
this morning state that all is quiet, and that
there Is no excitement at the Spotted Tail
agency. Ii, therefore, these bands have re-
solved to go upon the war-path they do not
betray their designs. Together they can put
several thousand warriors in the field With
them IL revolt the condition of aft urs would
Immediately assume serious aspect, that the
SmaiineSs OF the numbers Of the rebelious
CheyenneS has hitherto denied to the on.
break. As the Spotted Tail Indians will be
likely to be influenced by the course of action
adopted by their brethren under Red Cloud,
The character of the reception which will be
given by the latter chief to the Cheyennes be-
comes matter OF great interest
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BANKERS,

&l175. PROFITS IN 30 DAYS ON &IOe rs
S "A JudiciOus investment In P1Oo-
stocks Options or Privileges) often doubles In "a
hours: Full details and OfaciAl stock Exchange
keports free. Address T. POTTER WIGHT &
CO;, BANKERS, 50 Wall street. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-10-09

T You WAIT HOMETHING REALLY
4 pleasant g dentifrice try WELLS KUREKx
articles pleasant to the taste. and equal to any Is
cont aEucses octl.1y
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CARPETS IN CITY.

! 636 Pennsylvania drenuc.
So;5-n South side, nnAr 9Th ST.
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Bancroft, the historian, is recovering from
the effects OF his recent injuries. 1t is to be
hoped that no sickness will prevent the com.
pletion OF his history Of the United States. Il
Is estimated that If his life is spared for one
nan century more, he will bring the work
down to the present century.
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS

LRESH SUPPLY
II KNOWS n. Y. DRESS HATE: n
Price reduced from So to Sc,
Together with -
DERBY HATS
For Young Men.
oct5-tr H.1Trp
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!, .,D,I,,E|ATa1s.

=. $3.50 DHEiA'EHaS.
Died, at her hoaban,rs residence IN Manchesier,
sunday Febrr1a-y 10th, after % brief Illness, mrs.
nRady niXsoE. wife OF Mr.. Edmond Dixson- in
the forty-sfxtf rear Of her age. -
Her friends a5d lac From Che First Baptist
NAV MaNc n Is ! s. february 10. 1878.
Died. on Sunday afternoon the 10Th instant At
5ao oc1os MGs; n he THIRTEEN Year Of her
y Her funeral viii take place THIS TUESDAY Az,
TERNooN from the residence Of her HUSBAND,
and and q he family are invited to attend
without further notice.
Weep not for dear BETT1E,for she mas gonc 70 iicr
we shall miss her; but shed not a tear,
God gave and hath taken away. He knows pest
Whether she should y from U.S. or stay WIN US rere'
D,ed. ON the 18th instant, at half.past O'Clock.
after q long and painful illness, which she bore
with Christian fortitude and resignation, Mrs.
= se P9f%Eh5 Year w os h or age
she leaves devoted husband and four children to
mourn their irreparabe loss. May she sleep In
pgHte Her funeral viii take place WEDNESDAY the
9th instant at IL O'Clock from The First Baptlsl
church. The friends ~ o Without
further notice.
Died this city, on the tn instant, at the resi-
dence of her sun.ir law, James n. Granger, Mrs.
MARTHA S. PEARSON, In the fifty-ninth year OIL
her age. ,.,o,,oa =, 10 , n,b,,c nrofes-
sion Of religion and connected herselt WIN me
Ieicf-Sreet Baptistchurch. She was plous CHRIS
tan and in leaving this world Of sorrow and vicss-
tudes she leaves unmistakable evidence behind her
that she died In the full hope of blissfnl immorai-
ty-of eternal felicity-beyond the chilling waters
Of Death.
May our last end be like hers, and may her many
her departure initiate her Christian virtues and pro-
fit by this sad dispcnsaton Of an unerrtng Provi-
Her funeral will take place from Leish.Street
church THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
Friends and acquaintance OF the family arc inVlea
to attend.
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A FALLEN BRDGE.-Philadelphia, Feb.
ruary 10..-About 7 O'Clock this morning
one of the arches OF the bridge over the
Schuylkill river, at South street, feilin, car
rying with it in rapid succession nine other
arches, and completely wrecking 800 feet
OF the bridge. The portion which gave
away rested upon piles in a marsh, on the
western bank OF the river, and this piling
had been gradually sinking in the mud.
A large number Of workmen were en-
gagged in snoring the defective arch at the
time OF the accident, but they were warn
ed in time, and all escaped uniniured. The
bridge was built Of iron and granite, and
cost originally $4,000. The loss by the
accident to-day will be about $4,000 The
occurrence created much excitement in the
city, and the scene OF the ruins was visited
by thousands of people during the day.
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Russia and England.

The news relating to the Eastern ques-
ton and the movements on the chessboard
OF these great Powers grows more interest.
ing. Russia's diplomacy contrasts favor
ably with England's, which is damaged by
want OF calmness and deliberation. GoRTs-
cHAKoFF's tact OF sending soldiers into
Turkey to protect the Christians is a fair
Offset to England's sending her feet to the
Dardanelles for The same object. The as
sumption of Russia that the act OF Parlia-
ment placing $40, 900, 900 in the hands Of the
British Government for war purposes is an
ctviolatiye of the neutrality of England is
fair one. But the most amusing part of
the latest intelligence is that Turkey refuses
to allow the entrance of the British feet
into the Dardanelles; and now what will
England do about that? Certainly the con-
tinental Powers won't favor the idea that
England's protection shall be forced upon
Turkey. England has never in our time
appeared in more ridiculous light in diplo-
matte conflict.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

A young man firmly held the knobs OF
the door OF Julius BendiX's iewelry store,
New York, February /, while confederate,
James Connolly alias Lawrence, broke the
show-window and stole tray containing
1912 worth of articles. A few blocks from
the store Connolly stumbled over snow
heap and the tray fell into the gutter. Of
ficer Thomas Bennett arrested him. Thurs
day he was sentenced to State prison for
four years.
The Supreme Court Of Georgia has de-
cided "for man to put his arm around the
neck Of another mans wife is an assault and
battery"
Miss Stevens, who died in dentists
chair at Annandale, L. T., was found to
have been sufocated by blood flowing from
her mouth into her lungs.
Poe's original MS. of his poem ssThe
Bells y is owned by lady in Lowell.
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TIE GYclop9dia gf Bio rupky:s "a Record
OF the Lives of Err Ainent Persons. BY
pAaSR GnriSIS. Jew e dition, witt, q
Supplement Bro nght Down to 1877.
New York !: ts. =. PUTNAM s. soSs.
This is yalua ole book. It's information
iscompact and comprehensive, and its facts
seem 70 be col lated with perseverance and
Judgment and based on thernest respected
authorities..
q For 81, e by booksellers generally.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MOZART HALL.
IMMENSE'SUCCESS OF
BRIGNOLI ITALIAN OPERA
GRAND COMBINATION.
TO-DAY AT O'CLOCK,
GRAND OPERA MATINEE.
MATINEE. GBy general requcstl MATINEE.
DON PAsQUALE.
DON PAsQUALE,
with the following star-cast
MILE. ELISA GALIMBERTI
SIGNoR BR1GNOL1
as ERSETO.
SIGSoR G. TAGLlAPIETRA
as Dr.. 3tATALEsTA.
SIGNOR SUSINI
as Don PASQUALE.
SIGNOR CICCOSE
as THE NOTARY.
SIGN L y N a 81.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Between the acts
NINE. TERESA CARREN0,
the most celebrated LADY PIANIST, will play
"Fantasia on Rigoletto,'' by List. and "Pasqui-
nade,'' by Goitschalk, and
SIGSOR CfCCONE,
the famous clarinnet Sooist,
will play 81 Fantasia on Lucrcta Borga,' Bcllini.
Reserved seats. 81: admission, 75c.
Sale of reserved seats TODAY from to o'clock
at WAITS music-storc- fe l2-1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

THE BURNING WADEsvILLE CoLL1ERY.-
PottsUiNe, Pa, February 10.-The fire in
the Wadesyille-Shaft Colliery OF the Phila-
dclphia and Reading Coal and Iron-Com-
pany, discovered two weeks ago, is still
burning. AS all other efforts to eXtinguish
the fire have been fruilless, creek will be
turned into the mine tomorrow and the
workings flooded. This will cause much
loss to the company and the suspension Of
labor by about five hundred employees for
an entire season,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

GRAND REoPENISG'
JOHN d. SNEILISG'S
SAMPLE-R0OM AND CAFE.
NO. 9l5 BANK STREET..
EVERYTHING NEW THROUGHOUT.
THE MOST MAGNlFiCENTLi FlTrED-uf e.
rABLIsHMENT SOUTH OF THE
POTOMAC.
COMPL ETE IN ALI. ITS APPOINTING
COMPLETE IN ALL ITS APPOINTMENTS.
DISTINCTIVE IN ALL rs DEPARTMENTS

o,e of the new and distinctive Gestures OF me
c6FE, will he the GRAND DINNER SEKS 20
EVERY DAY In RESTAURANT ana San FRAN
CIScO style between the hours OF aud ga ocioSA'
for FIFTY CENTS only, which wtli Include al Tue
.rrties OF the season, desserts, &c ana WIN SUI
mass i'm STYLE aud abundance that OF any hotel In tine
country. ,. ,>,,od ,,,,
The RESTAURANT will be always supplieai, WIN u,
incest cplcurean taste. aud viii be In charge Oh
most experienced restaurate'r.
OYSTERS aud AMEa Specially. ,,,o.,
SkMPLE ROoM.-CHAMPA ana inc i ii.'.,
WINES. and spirituoGs, lnalt. and other ilquvt11
furnished ut the table or 10 famiteS' az i'"">>N
prices. ,,n,s c,.,,,sha., IN any
quantities 20 families at lowest brands of
fCI(iARS AND TOBACCO.-rhe nH ny .p,a " IA,
rsipos nv and DOMESTIC CIGARS always IL
stock. ~, ,.a,t.smer.
Try the MiLWAUkEE BoTIl:Ei,c nIsn msi p''
M for my especial trade expressly 'Ss 49, ;rnmn The
NCSNASDtIGUA BEER drawn direct iroin 'i'H
sp aGI,w 9l5 Bank street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

FIRE AT CHICAGO Chicago. February 10.
A fire broke out this morning on Randolph
street in the building owned by Henry
schoellkoff, and occupied by Haehnlem &
Co. as Wholesale candy factory. Loss on
building $4,000; insured. Loss on stock
estimated at 100000; insured for $4,000,
mostly in eastern companies.
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GARlBALDI ILL.-Rome, February TO-
The Italie yesterday announced that it had
health OF General Garibaldi, and the Opin-
lone confirms the report that he is i'll; but
intelligence was received to-day that his
condition is somewhat improved.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

DwELL1NG-HoUsE BURNED-A LIFE LOST.
WhibH Ont, February 9.-The dwelling
house occupied by James Smith, Port
Whitby, was partially destroyed by fire last
night, and Mrs. Smith was burned to death.
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AssIGNEE,s NOTICE.
f264-INyoLUSrARY.l

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRlCT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
DAYINO COAlASTRI, A BANKRUPT, IN BANK
RUPTCY.-EAsTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
Ss.-.Notice Is hereby given that q meeting OF the
creditors of the said Daytno Comastri, bankrupt,
ut Richmond, at the office of Thomas 8. Atkins,
ESQ, Register in Bankruptcy in said district. ON
MONDAY the Goth day OF February, 1878, at IL
o'clock H., In accordance with the provisions 0sec-
ton 1902 of The Revised Statutes OF the United
Dated at Richmond this 9th day OF Febraary,
1873. & r.. II. McGU IRE, Assignee.
! EoTE.-Proof of debt whether secured or unse-
is necessary In aal cases, fe 12-Tgaw
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General Echols,s Speech.

We invite the readers attention to the
able and anformatory speech OF General
EcHoLs on the subject of the State debt. It
gives what the people want to know, and
is sound IN Goth craftsmanship and morals.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

The POPE. - oshington, February IL
The obsequies OF Plus TX. will be cele-
brated thoughout Christend dom on the day
of the funeral, and at p Philadelphia on We'd
nesday the 18th instant, in the English Ian
guage, and on Monday the 18th in the
Latin. q
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. The Norfolk Virginian should fear no.
thing OF sinister or selfish kind from this
paper no more than it should fear the same
from the people OF this city. 1t would be
exceedingly unjust to infer such motives
from desire to have railway from Cliff
Forge to Richmond instead Of stopping
such railway at Lynchbrrg. 1t would be a
great outrage upon Virginia and Richmond
to cut the line short at Lynchburg. It is
not acause for attributing any improper
motive to this city that she should desire
continuous railway down James river to
tide-water. It would be, however, most
iIllberal and most unjust for any one to
attribute to her the wrong motive in this
desire. ' i
We have auffered enough from the odious
g cut-oR.s y, we might have found some
ccnsoIason had we known that an injury to
Richmond had benefited any other Virginia
city: say Norfolk, for which our feelings
saraeztege ether kind and friendly. But that
consolation Is not yonchsafed in the saddcst
commercial misfortune that has befai!en
both Richmond and Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

DEATH OF THEODORE KoosEvELT.-Ne,o
Yorlc, February 10.-Mr. Theodore Roose-
welt died last Saturday. He was very
wealthy, his fortune being estimated at sew
eral millions. His nomination by Mr.. Hayes
to be collector Of this port is yet fresh in
the public mind.
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NEW FIRM.

HAVING PURCHASED THE GOOD
IL WILL and INTEREST Off. BURGESS d co.
we are prepared to furnish at all times the nes
MEATS at lowest market prices. Fine BEEF, NUT
TON, VEAL, PORK DRIED and SPlCED BEEF,
CoRNEDR REEF, DRIED REEF-TO tongues, sAU-
SAGE OF all kinds; the finest PORk-sAUSAGEto
be had IN the city. WOODS s. LINDSEY,
1aI5-1n Stall No, 8, Second Market;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

The James iger alley railway, when
buiiE, will De the most successful and pro-
iitabie railway 10 the State. It VIII be the
grand artery Of the heart of the sEate. 1t.
VII have The pure, Rich blood Hut wiaigiye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-12

BURNING OF FOUNDRY AT BRooKv1LLE,
ONTARIo.-Br Ont, February TO-
Stuart's foundry was partially destroyed
this morning by an incendiary fire. The
estimated loss is from $4,000 to $4,000.
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LECTURES.

LECTURES.
HUMOROUS LECTURE, Etc,
LII By JUDGE FARRAR E. JOHNNY REB "
nj ST. JOHNS tEPISCOPAL) LECTURE-ROOM,
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IL, s O'CLOCK.
LECTURE: sTnE CoUsTY-Counr LAWYER"
II.
RECITATION: "a FRIDAY EVENING AT AN
OLD.F FIELD SCHOOL,
AFTERPIECE: 1.-THE HALIFAX OvERSEEE AND
HIS WIFE"
Admission, 25c Tickets may be bad ut the drug
stores OF A. a. Scott and C.. Il. Morrison Il Co.
0tk
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MT COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE 6 BAKERS
MEDlCINALLY PURE.
raIpnpTED nIpFCT

We have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe 1t, and Of patients who have taken IT, that IT
is MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMJLATED THAN ANY OTHER
DEL. MEADE s BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no Is $40 Main street, Richmond, Va.