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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-08-12

Police Court, Police. Jus,
tice J. j. White presiding.-Two white
boys, ten or twelve years old, were up,
charged with stealing three boxes of cigars
from ". D. Blair Il Co. Upon being ar.
rested they confessed to Sergeant Hall
They were turned over to their parents for
chastisement.
Richard Henry Fox (colorcd). charged
with stealing a heifer from some person
unknown, was committed until the Han.
over authorities can be heard from. He
says he is from near Peake's Turnout.
Minerva Goodall (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderIy. Discharged
Major Allen (colored). charged with car
rFing concealed weapons. Fined 81.
Sim. Jones, charged with being disorderly
on the street. Fined -.
Virginia Brown (colored). charged with
stealing one silver watch. Of the value oi
$2s, the property Of Charles Brown. Dis.
CHARGED
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HESRIco PoLITICs.-A meeting OF the
Conservatives Of Henrico was held at the
court house yesterday-A. l.. Holiday in the
chair.
Speeches were made by Messrs. John n.
Honkins. Samuel II. Pulliam, Fl. 4. At
kinson, Jr.. and John B. Young.
Messrs. Hopkins and Pulliam expressed
their satisfaction with tue McCulloch bill,
and were of opinion that it should not be
disturbed, and that the agitators were in
imical to the best Interests OF the people and
party. Mr.. Atkinson thought it was not me-
cessary to discuss the debt; that it was wise
~ settled, and neither General Malone nor
any one else could disturb it. He said that
there were not twenty-five men in Henrico
ia favor of General Malone. Mr.. Young
thought the debt settlement was good one;
but, whether it was the best that could be
made or not, the State had moreto lose than
to gain by longer agitation OF the question.
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EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION SE.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
BROAD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO
OLD POINT, NORFOLK. AND WASHINGTON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1879,
ON THE
SPLENDID STEAMER ARIEL.
EXCURSIONS.

independent Order of Odd-Fellows. Knights OF
Pythas, ana l. o. Fore ters will join In this eI-
cursion.
Terms 10 excuIs!oris,s at Hygela Hotel, Old
Point. at reduced rates: $3.50 per day, Sl4 per
week. $3.50 for ten days.
Tickets 10 Old Point and Norfolk and return, "a.
ChIcren under twelve years and over five years,
81 so under five years, free. Good for seven dsvs.
Tickets 10 Washington and return, SO. Good for
eleven DAYS
Boat leaves wharf at 7:I5 A. NJ. CARRIER viii send
for excur>onists and take them to the boat for 25
cents each.
Tickets for sale at j. Watson Phillipss, 401 west
Grace street: j. y. williamson 4 Cos, % north
Ninih street: L. l.. D. Walford's. All east Broad
street: Woodhonse Il Es,rhauI's. 1907 east Main
street; ". Holt Richardson's. No. 10 north Four
teenth street Charles A. Bcrrian'-. 170l east Main
street: G. NJ. Lnmpkin's. sol north T@enty.hfth
street; CARRIERS Ticket Agency, S26 east Main
street and also from the following committee {:
Officers and members OF Friendship Lodge. l. o. o.
F.. r. N. Spra2gins. at Hicks K CO.'S, on Twenty
third street between Main and Cary; DR.. ". F.
Richard sons drugstore. COS north Seventeenth
street: j. G. Satrrwhie. 1t Gathiight Sons. 16
6overnoI street: Z. b. Grav No. 1U north Ninth
street; G.. W. LOncsworth, Twelfth and Hull sreeS,
Manchester. committee OF Knights of Py1hias. and
conitee Of Court Richmond, No. 3, l. q. Forestors.
No tickets will he sold the wharf or boat on the
mo-r ing of the excursion.
Tickets can he mad 1T G.. a. Berrian's drugstore,
1701 east Main street on The morning of the 10Th
Oft
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SYMPTOMS OF 4 DISEASED LIVER.


p.,r,, the right side under the edge of the rios'
.uo.sos m urrssurc: sometimes the pain Is IN tue
n side. the pa,ieu, is rarely able 10 lie on the ei'
sor,c,,;cs the pain Is felt under the shoulder
,,,3e and /, frequently extends 10 the top OF the
chandler. and Is sometimes mistaken for rhcu'na-
,,sm N ,hc arm. The stomach Is affected win loss
or ,nneti;c and sickness; the bowels In generai are
o,,vc sometimes alternative with lax; the heaa Is
troubled with pain, accompanied with dull. he''Y
s.ps,,ion IN ,hc back part. There is GeneraIY Il
considerable loss OF memory, accompanied Win
n,lrcui sensation OF having left untiope something
which onrRt 10 have been done. sgns dry consh
!. ,.somc.imcs an attendant. The patient complains
n wearuess ard debility; he is easily startled h.s
foat are cclG or burning, and he complains Cf Z
,r,r.lr sensation: OF the skin: his spirits are 10"
ard although lie IS SATISFIED! that exercise would bt
,cn.acisl 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon ul
c,,,pd- euouyn 10 Try H. In fact. hc dlstrsts every
,creoy Several cc The above symptoms attend Tho
d:sc,sa but ca,e> have occurred where Il few oi
than, e,ls.cd, yc, examination OF the body after
oo,,h Inns shown ,nc LIVER 20 have been extensive
ly Gcransed.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY-SCH00L SOCIETY The regular
monthly meeting OF this Society was held
al Unon-Station Methodist church Sunday
afternoon last at 4 o'clock-A. L. West,
president, in the chair; James E. Riddick,
secretary pro tenn. The meeting was opened
with singing BY Union-Station school ana
prayer by Rev. A. G. Brown.
Mr.. r. Wiley Davis, superintendent Of
the school at this charge, made report OF
its condition The school is in good condi-
ton. though many OF the scholars and
teachers are absent from the city. The
school is in need of teachers, and also needs
o good library, which the friends OF the
school are laboring to secure for them.
Rev. j. r. Whitley, OF Broad-street
church, addressed the meeting subject: !:
"Conversion Of Children.' He said that
many were in erl or in Supposing that chill
dren cannot be converted, and argued to
show that children understood religion,
and gave some striking instances OF cen.
version in childhood, when the parties
grew up in religion, and lived useful lives,
doing great deal OF good. He appealed to
the children 10 give themselves to Jesus,
and gave the names OF many children from
five to eleven years Of age converted hap
PLY. He gave the children some simple and
plain rules for living Christians.
Rev. r. n. Sledd also addressed the
meeting on the same subject, urging the
Sunday school teachers and parents to work
for the conversion of the childrcn-work
with faith, expecting to reap the rich re-
ward bring the children 10 Christ.
The singing on this occasion was done by
the scholars OF this school, and was very
pleasant and inspiring.
The following is a summary OF the super
intendents' reports for July:
Arernuo poI1 JTe dffe11Unce Per
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never su@ar-coatcd.
Every box has red wax seal OIL the lid, with the
IMPRESSION DE-. MCLASE'S LIVER PILLS.
The genuine MCLASE'S LIVER PILLS bear the
signatures Of G. MCLASE and FLEMING BROS on
the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DR.. c. MCLANE's s
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of
Pittsburgh. Pa the market being full OF limitations
Of the name NCLASE, spelled differently but same
rronupciation. my l2-deowly
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A DIsGRAcEFUL AFFkIR.-Last night be-
tween and O'Clock the corner OF Tenth
and NJ streets was the scene OF an impromp-
tn mill between two young candidates for
prize.ring notoriety. Surrounded by a
crowd OF twenty-five or thirty admiring
friends, the two youthful bruisers INDUCED
in regular set-to by the light OF street
gas-lamp, interchangng hard knocks in
true tistiana style, one or the other occa-
sionally gong TO grass--or, rather, gravel.
The mill lasted about Gfteen minutes, when
an alarm of "poIice" was given, and in an
instant nearly the whole party were out OF
sight, scampering down the hill towards the
creek.
1t is to be regretted that the policeman
which ,ras sent for did not arrive upon the
ground In time to arrest the participants in
so disgracefuI an affair. The principals,
who, it is stated, were settling a personal
difficulty, together with their aiders and
abettors, were all apparently youths rang
ing from seventeen to twenty years OF age,
and came from the upper part OF the, city.
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Something Rarely Seen.-At the Meade
Memorial church Sunday morning and eve
ming there were three ministers in the pull
pit, reprcscntaiing three generations.
They were the present rector, Rev. j. II.
StrIn"fcllow his father, Rev. Dr.. j. II.
Stringfellow, OF Alabama; and Rev. j. II.
StringfeIIow, OF Hanover. the grandfather
of the Rev. j. II. Strngicllow, OF this city,
and father OF DR.. StringfeIow, OF Alabama.
Rev. DR.. Stringfcllow, Of Alabama. occu-
pied the pulpit both morning and evening,
and delivered an able and instructive SER
mon on each occasion. He is expected to
preach next Sunday also. His father and
the grandfather OF the rector left yestcr-
day for his home, in Hanover.
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FUssRaLs.-Mrs. Gertrude L. NJ Evan:

FUssRALs.-Mrs. Gertrude L. n. Evans
wife of our respected and venerable towns
man james Evans, ESQ.,, died sunday
morning ut o'clock; aged seVenty-nve'
She had been resident OF Richmond SIN
ty.one years, and was married Septeh pei
Is. 1929 She was lady OF estlmaDie ci'a'
racter, and thro oughout her life was actlPe
in good works. Her funerai LOOK place
from Broad. Street Methodist church yes'er-
day evening, and was attended BY great
number OF people.
The funeral OF Michael Finnegan took
Mace from st. PatrIck's church Sunday
syeuing. The procession was an unusually
long one, there being seventy-tWo vehicles
To line. ffg :. 5.
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WEATHER REPORT.

IMPLICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, warmer southeast to southwest
winds, slowly rising followed by slowly
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather,
and during Tuesday afternoon or evening
local rains.
For the South Atlantic States, warmer
ca>terly to southerly winds, partly cloudy
weather, and slight changes in pressure.
TnE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cool, and
for the greatest part OF the day clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 8 A. NJ, 90 /;
9 A. NJ, 70; noon, 70; 3 2. M, 80; P.
81. rs; midnight, f6
Mean temperature, 73.
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A report from Deaps Island says thai q
child died there, one daY last week from the
effects Of mosquito-bites- The mother ieit
it asleep, and on returning found it lite
rally covered with insects. Its death loi-
lowed Immediately. smoke has TO be kept
about stables there to prevent horses ana
cattle being driven frantic.
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IsIASGS, ORGANS, &c.
DERFECT PIANO-FUkTES. sF

DERFECT PIANO-FUkTES. SESSSss
The undersigned are the Richmond agents fol
M-ssrs. CHICkERlNG & SONS PIANO-FOETES
and invite parties wanting FIRST. CLASS nStru
ments TO purchase this make. They have obtaincc
the highest awards of medals and d cora,ion
whenever exhibited in competition with others.
THALBERG. the great performer and composer
said of them: They are the best have seen In tn,
United Statcs'
GOrTsCllALk, the poet. pianist, says II consider
them the best in The world.r
c. BAsSISI S.ys:"l have selected Chickcring':
Pianos for their per!cc. purity o: tone.'
Dr. FRANZ LISHT, the king of piano-fort play.
crs, saws: II coi.Si,,cr the thIckcriug Pianos the
hest made in Europe or Amcrica to he just, must
declare them perfect
Sold as !ow us 1T tie factory, and upon agreeable
terms. WODDHOUSE & PAEIlAM,
iv3I Booksellers and StatiGncrs.
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hGCE AND FEVER.

pr. c. MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS, in cases
tCUr AND FEVER, when taken with Qu!nine, arc
productive Of the most happy results. No better
cahartic can be used preparatory 10 Or AFTER taxing
auinine. We would advise all who arc afflicted with
THIS disease - give them FAIR TRIAL
For al bilious arrangements, and as simple pur-
sa,iyc, they are uncQu.l!ed.
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County COurt.-The August term OF the
Chesterfield County Court began yesterday
There are no criminal cases on the docket
for trial at this term. and the civil docket
being small, the court is expected to adj
ieurn over to-day until September, which
is the grand jury term.
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Temperance SermonS.-By request OF the
members OF the Sons OF Temperance OF this
city, Rev. George c. VanderSIce, pastor OF
the Methodist church, delivered q sermon
Sunday night to large congregation upon
Temperance Several OF the ministers
Of other denominations being similarly re-
quesied, recently delivered sermons upon
the same subiecr. The congregation on
each occasion wis quite large.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE PROPER OBSERVANCE OF THE SAB
BATH-SERMON ON THE SUBJECT.-At Grace
(EpiscopaD church Sunday night the pastor
{Rey. II. Melville Jackson) preached from
the text, " It came to pass as Jesus went
into the house Of one OF the chief Pharisees
to eat bread on the Sabbath-day they
watched him.
In concluding his sermon be said he did
not care TO deal with agtating questions.
Men are apt to call it sensationalism in the
pulpit il the minister dareS to step out into
the avenue OF life and deal with a living
question. But sometimes the pulpit must
speak. and never more so than when the
buIwarks Of religion are assaied, and the
Church is thrown upon the defensive. This
is precisely the attitude OF the question
now. Now tie people are declaring that
Christian people have no right to interfere
with their freedom OF action-no right to
dictate to them what their conduct on any
particular day shall be-no right to preclude
them from any opportunities for wicked
ness on the Sabbath-day which they enjoy
all the week.
And what is The precise ground they take
in support Of their position? Why, they
tell us we should not try to coerce them
into religion by aordging their rights.
They say that Christianity ought to confne
itself to its methods OF propagation, and
not move the engine Of the law to make
people religious. g.. ..-.. -....--., (, -.
Allow them absolute liberty to sin rs
they please, they say, and then WOO them
with the gentle arts Of persuasion to aban-
don sin. ANYBODY can see that this is So
phistry. What Is the object OF Christianity
il it had not the elevation Of mankind, the
good order OF society, and to secure those
conditions in which man may develop and
the civil state may be firmly established:
In other words, is it not one grand object
OF Christianity to secure the passage Of such
laws as conduGe to that end; TO procure le-
gislation which will condEce 10 the good
order and stability OF society. which will
promote public morality, which will tend
to mans development and contribute to the
advancement Of ciYiliZatiOn!
Society has right to prevent those who
are destroying themselves from destroying
others. TO secure this object it is neces-
sarv to rigidly enforce the observance OF n
dsr-the soufs dav-in which all indus
fries, all trades, all forms OF labor. shall
cease. There is no cause for alarm in see
ing the parks thronged Sunday. Rest IS
neediul. God meant us to rest. The Sab
bath is the SouI's day.
He plead for the Sabbath "a preeminently
GODS day and sours day. Let it be Joy
Gus, happy, bright. il you will; for in the
sunshine OF checrfulness the souFS I'M
pulses start quickest into activity, but let 1t
be day when the soul meets. its Creator
face to face, drawing from Him life, light,
and power.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STAUSTOS, VA

The thiriv-fifth aIEilia session will cOmmeuce
SEPTEMBER l0ru. 1879. with thorough or
yanzaiiou and It's usual full corps OF instruc nrs.
Buildings and grounds are spacious and furnished
with every modern convenience and comfort. The
sanitary arrangements are very complete and sue
cessfnl.
Unsurpassed advantages In Music, Modern Lam
giages, and full course of English, &c.
Extravaganza IN all its forms constantly dscOCr-
aged.
TERMS: Board, furnished ROOM heating by steam,
gas. washing. scat I'm church. physicians fee, and
tuition In full course OF Enklis Calistheuic:. Flo
cuion in classes, Latin. cl. mentary French. tor
session OF forty weeks. S2i5.
Music. &C., extra.
Summer board, with a light vacation course Of
study for pupils only
For catalogues, address
jy l3-2m REV. II. ii. PHILLIPS, Rector.
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YOu CAN GET \ LARGE QUANTITY OF GODS
for Il little money at
LEVY BROTHERS,
who arc selling out their stock 10 close business
Every dollars worth of goods must he sold, as their
STORE IS FOR RENT and FIXTURES FOR SALE
Buy now, whilst the assortment Is unbrokcn. You
can save from ten 10 ity per cent. on your pnr-
chascs. Special inducements in all kinds Of Sun
MER DRESS GOODS. Their special-bargaln ceun'
tiers have on them articles from &c 10 II. For u
you get a SILK PARAsOL. lined with siik, worth
$3.50. Sacrifices must be made to close out their
stock, and they intend making them.
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Rev. Mr.. Griffith. OF North Carolina, was
introduced to the Association by the Presi-
dent, and entertained the children. and the
=. big-up" children, too, with talk about
Tell-tales."
DR.. Mcdonald followed, on the import
ance OF training children "to tell the
truth" under all circumstances.
The Association will meet the second
Sunday in September with the Sidney
cnhnnl
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Mayor'S Court.-There were several par
ties before Mayor Clarke yesterday, charged
with being drunk and diSOrdrrly last Satuf-
day afternoon. They were discharged after
being reprimanded.
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| ful consideration OF the whites. On Main
street. in front OF the Dispatch office, they
halted and gave specimen of their drilling,
and twas "greHly to their credit" Their
appearance was fine, and most OF their move
ments tirst-rate.
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PARADE OF PETERSBURG Co10RED TROOPS.
17he Guards, Captain j. H. Gill, and Blues,
.C1ptain Farley, with band OF music, came
from, Petersburg to Richmond yesterday on
m excursion. They paraded the principal
streets. and evoked the unqualified admira-
ton Of the eolored people, and the respect
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT RICnMOSD)
AND DANylLLE RAILROAD.
August 8. 1870.
Gentcmen,-I have the petition Of the
merchants and miler$ asking that the deliv-
cry derot of this company be open at A.
NJ. for the delivery OF grain and produce.
Necessary instructions have been given to
insure compliance with the request.
Yours, ETC.,
W. Fl. GREEN, superintendent.
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BURSETT'S COCAINE promotes the growth of
and bcauttcs the hair. IL holds. In liquid form. a
large proportion of deodorzcd CocoASrT OIL.
No other compound possesses the properties which
so exactly suit the condl ions of the human hair
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tfre.-This morning between l and =
O'Clock fire occurred on the corner of
Fourteenth and Hull streets, which de-
stroycd the residence of W. Taylor (coI-
ored). Loss, about 5000; insurance, $500.
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THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irriat'"ns
itching uneasne<s, and The discomfort that follow:
from in Gnfccbled and disOrdered state OF The syS
tenn, should take AYERS SARSAPARILI.A ant
cleanse the blood. Purge out the lurking distempei
that undcrmlnes the health and constitutional sgol
l,riI
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthl
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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OLD CLEMMER WHIsKEY at Z very low price il
sold by W. D. BLAIR & Co.,
l109 Main street.
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The EichmOnd Corn Exchange and
the Railroads.

The following communications are OF in
tereSt to shippers
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD,
August I, 1879.
Dir. McCdnce. President Corn EIchdnge:
Dear Sir,-In compliance with the request
OF 4 number of city merchants the Rich
mond and Petersburg depot will be open at
$50 A. N. for the delivery OF freight until
September 30th proXimo. Please comlnu-
nicate this to the petitioners.
Very respectfully, &C..
A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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M.Ef.E&ERf.

CHANGE IN TIE MANAGE-,aY
" MENr of TIE salsSG
PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY. 1MSSs
MADAM l.. =. JONES and Mss ANNIE u
TIN hay. been placc.i IN charge II M establish
rneut and will bc pleased 10 see their many friends
and customers. They VIII receipt Tor AL ouisianu-
lneS a,d pay Al bills.
From his date they viii OFF, thc'r entire stock
NJ rosr and under 20 make room far the excessive
ling of goods now selecting. for fan trade. VIII rf-
fer the largest and finest Tine 0f BnSSETS. HATS,
RIrrONS SaSHES, FEATHERS. rLEMEs.
HPIDhL .WRkATHES, and materials for TRIM
ming We warrant every article 10 give satisiac-
ton. All orGerS promptly filled.
OId B.nrets and Hats PRESSED, CLEANED,
and RE'TRIMlED like new.
Thanking friends and customers for the no.
ersl patronage extended to rs In tie Uis., we bcS
for Il continuance Uf the same In future.
Very Respectfully.
THE PARIS MILLINERY COMPANY.
au 9-lw 1909 Main street. Richrnond, Va.
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INGLEsIDE," pure whiskey, distilled in Au
gusta county, Va, Is sold n $3.50 gallon by
a-. W. D. BLAIR & Co..
r. 100 Main street.
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NJ. ELLYSoS 4 CO., advertising agents, insert al.
vertisements In all of the newspapers Of the Unitse
Slucs a: publishers rates. Orders left ut the Dfs
patel. counting-room will receive prompt atteD
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCn0OL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday. School Association met
with the Leigh.Strect church Sunday.
Il. Winston, president, in the chair.
The monthly reports from the schools
were as follows:
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LOST. sTnAYED. AEp F0Uyp.

A STRAY SHEEP WAS SAkEN UP
IL on my pIqee on FRIDAY isae 9Th Instant, which
the owner can set by calling al my stall, No.
FRS, Market.
aul2-lta NOSES BROOKS.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RE2T, Ezs
L DWELLINGS. E:T
No. 30S cast Cary street; rooms. SEQ.
No. 81 o east Cary street; z rooms. S20.
No. sos north Tenth street; IL roons. $50 80.
No. 23I south Second street; rooms. $1G.S6.
So.l10 wet Cary street; 9 rooms. $40.
@.l2S south Fourth street: 6 rooms. 1856.
.sNS. 3lS north Twenty-fourh street; 10 roons.
No - south Morris street: rooms. So.
No. s07 eas, Grace street: Is rooms. $40.
no. 80 north Sixth street; rooms. $l5.
20. XDGS north strset; 4 rooms. S6. .,-t.
SO. B - Blair street; 8 rooms. $5.
NJ" 3s7 ner,h Sixteenth street,; 4 rooms. IS.
STORES.
Eo.lS22 east Main street.
No. l7ll east Main street.
No - north Governor street.
No. - sonfb Thirteenth street.
Nc. -. Twelfth and Cary streets.
ApplYto CEAEFIS. STAPLES & CO.,
an 2.e0GGt ,....o.a Real Estate Agents.