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sarIow's Gallery of Fine Arts

1913 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ON FREE EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE,
on Paintings, Engravings, Photographers, and
Photographs.
Frames In Russia Leather. Fire Gilt Velvet and
Ncllc, for pOrCtlains ana Miniatures.
PassepnrtOuts and Mats 10 order.
All the Now style, OF Velvet and SILK Frames.
Gold FRAMES of all kinds for Portraits, Landscapes
sc, made to order. Old Frames Reglt
Mirrors, Picture Rods and Cornccs put up.
Pictures unpackcd, packed, and hung NJ By com
petent worknen.
silver, CIT, and Copper Wire plain and twisted.
Cords with or without wire.
Screw Eyes, Nails, GC.
Paintings Lined, Cleaned. and Restored by
II. y. BARLOW.
All work done on the premises, and guaranteed
equal TO any house IN The country and prices ns low
All parties wishing work done, by sending NOE by
mail Will meet with prompt attention.
NOTICE
party representing that he has worked for me M
RCsturer of OIL Paintings, and has injured some val
liable pictures, warn all persons against lie Is AN
nposter, and las never worked ol or With me
y, B-NO come ..on with any other firm. nuA2.9m
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TIL NOURTN.

5000 bu; oats $500 bu.
shipments Wheat 5o,Ooo bu; corn. o., 400 bu.
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FORTHWITH CONGRESS.
The Mexican Pension Bill C0nsid'
cred in the House.

Unfriendly Amendments Adopted in Com
mittee of the Whole-Flnai Action Not
Rcached-water-Tax Bin Report
ell In the senate-Patent-Law
Bill Considerable Commit
tee Vacancies Filled.
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PROPOSALS. FOR ENVELOPES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


NA-lfiNGToS. u. G., Dec. n, 1873
Sealed proposals for furnishing Envelopes lOr the
fiscal year ending June 30 1879. will Ne received Mt
this Department until the 10Th day OF January 1879,
at u o'clock m
blank forms for bidding viii he furnished upon ap.
pllcston.
item by item, and this advertisement and the pro-
posal, SO far rs accepted by the secretary OF the
Treasury, and the bond accompanying the same,
shall constitute the cont raci between The Government
Will be executed.
Deliveries of envelopes contracted for must com
mcnce within twenty (2O) days from the date OF the
award and be completed within three ('Q months
from suid date.
All deliveries win be subject to inspection by ex-
pert detailed for the purpose by tie Secretary Of the
he temed sufficient cause to Rnnul the contract, at
the option of the Secretary. Deliveries must he free
of charge NJ the Treasury Department,
The failure TO dc liver the quantities OF envelopes
contracted for within the specified time Will operate
forfeiture Of the entire penalty OF tie bond or the
Secretary OF the Treasury may direct the purchase IN
TO supply the deficiency caused by such failure, aud
charge 10 tho contractors fifty (j0) per ccnum of the
prce which II shall be found necessary TO pay for
such articles.
Each proposal must lie signed by the individual or
firm making It, and be accompanied by bond with
sufficient sretes in the sum Of two thousand dollars
(S?Jl, approved 10y United States officer of the dis
trCt In which the Surctit reside do business,
form 10 be urnishudh by the Department conditioned
for furnishing such envelopes as may be awarded I'M
der II, and the performance of the contract.
Proposals unacCompanic1 by satisfactory bond
and by the samples of envelopes furnished by the D.
partment upon which bids are to be based, Will not be
considered aud cOntracs VIII be awarded only 10 es'
tilbShed manufacturers Of or dealers In envelopes
marked proposals Tor Envelopes"
Tile department reserves the right 10 waive dcccla
JOHN SHERMAN,
tnnl. Secretary of the ~ caSuTy.
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HE SMITH \ EGGE MISUNDERSTANDING Led

LOCK BOX 1905, BRIDGEPORT CONN,
Manufacturers of specaltics in Light Hardware and
petnliiC goods generally Government and Giant Pad
locks, sewing Machine Locks Piano Locks, Organ
Locks, the automatically UlddC GidHt sash Cham, Bu-
penOr TO every other aud very much cheaper No
special pulley required The smith q Eggr Manuhlc-
turing Company also gives special attention to the
making OF edtmntes for the cost of the manufacture
Of patented inventions and ali the necessary tools
ana the manufacturing of the same on royalty. All
treated conhdentifly delteOd-6m
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l.
MONDAY, JANUARY 49, NIGHTLY AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MArINEES.

Engagement OF the Young American actress MIN
ME OSCAR GRAY, assisted by w. r. SrEPU EMS
and his dramaii dogs Romeo aud Zip, in the great
drama, SAVED FROM THE STORM.
Our speciality corus-Mulien and Magee Bryant and
-AVille. Lille Howe. Mile OCtavia, Harry WOodson,
Harry Lester. Nora Wright Perry and Magrew. and
our grand stock company. inl3
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NOTICE no MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.

THE STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN.
which has been recently built and furnished l.. l..
Blake captain, is the only boat allowed to land pms.
songcrs ut Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip, u, in
Guiding admission 10 Mansion and Grounds.
Steamer leave SiN,h-street wharf DAILY (Sun
day exCepted) at lC a. m. ana returns about D.
J. MCH HUlLiNGSMOKTH,
Supt. Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l., Il. BLAKE, steamer W. w. COrcoran. lift
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TRAKELERS' GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The great dOubc-trnck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
TO the
NORTH, = lRTHWFSr, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST,
10 TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1873 at $50 A. NJ.
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uUMPTY DUMP1Yi
HUMPTN DUMpTYl
HOMpTS DI'MpIN
VCnEATRE CoMIQUE.

Admission, 70, So and a5 cents Reserved seats, Is
cents extra. lal3
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AMU9EMEWT0.
Grand Excursion 10 Harrisburg, Pa.
On Monday. January 20.

The KEYSTONE CLUB ofWashington, u. O., vii
give grand excursion to Ilnrii. burg Pa,
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s E A IT O N Fl A IL
Corner Ninth and ID Streets Northwest.
Billiards, 40 Gems per Hour.
TABLES REFlTTED. BAR RESTOCKED.
aS- Everything in tirst-cnss style.
Octl6m NJ b. SCANLON, Proprietor
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TIME ROSSlIN SEMINARY,
Il No 1896 I street, near sixteenth street north
west, Miss b. Ross, Principal Mrs sidd0ns, Teacher
OF ElOCutiOn; Miss Belle Ogden English Assistant,
aud II .AIassOn Teacher of French. dec3 IN
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IHE KEW. Dir. ARMSTRONG AND THE STu-
DENTS OF THE UNlvERsI1 Y.-The last No.
o1 tbc Virginia. University lN11azine-a
masaZ ne which throughout this wear has
beel edited BY Mr. William E. Christian
with such singular brlIiancy and power
Contains tbeiolowing editorial note:
Ion Sunday, 25I March, Rev. Mr. Arm
strong, pastor OF the Monumental church,
OF Richmond. Va, delivered two sermons
here before the Young Mems Christian As
soclation. The sermon IN tue mornin. was
devoted to the development OF the three
polntS-God as n universal God, God rs a
particular God. God as cmbracin. ali Elo.al
feeling and life. Mr.. Arrlstron. treated
his subject thoughtiully, attractiYeIy, elo-
quently.
"In the evening the chapel was wei! ill-
ed, chiefly with students. The sermon of
The evening was upon The necessity OF being
Established in the Present Truth. This
Present Truth. the battle-ground OF the
present day. said the speaker, is the doc
trine OF Triune Cod Unless Cod DOS
seSsed the attributes intellect, will, feeling.
he could no. be 4 self-conscious. self.mov-
Ing God. The enunciaton OF this princi-
pie formed the climax Of the discourse.
This sermon, aS that in the morning, was
'ai "usis anu dtil.Ctlfc'y IHuStTatetl, WIS
especially appropriate. ?nd contained many
eloquent passages. In his facial power,
and in his style OF delivery, a!r. Arms;ron"
is well suited to carry any audience. and the
students hat listened to him formed no eX-
ccrtion. We cannot too heartily congratu-
late the Committee OF Invitation on their
success in having given the students OF the
University an opportunity to hear SO at
trLctirc an orator."
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Gardner says. the ladies' were beroines-

Gardner says. the ladies' were heroines-
cool, collected. and ready TO do just what
they were told. The same cannot be said
OF some OF the men.
On Tuesday word was teleeraphed to Sam
dusky TO send boat to take some OF the
passengers to Ballast Island. The little
Mystic was hurriedly got half ready and
put out, taking Messrs. Gardner. Corning,
and othcIs:o Ballast lslaad. then returning
Immediately to Sandusky. No boat appear
ed on "Wednesday, aud Dir. Gardner was
naturally uneasy TO Get back TO his political
vineyard, so urgently in need OF his hus-
bandry. On Thursday. impatient TO start
home, Mr. Gardner started with Mr.. Corn
ing in small boat for Putin Bay, in hope
to get passage from there to the main land.
With much labor, and after hare fighting
with and over ice, they reached Put-in- Bay,
and while there deserted the little steamer
Louise headed for q neighboring islet.
They succeeded in getting word to her, and
received answer that the boat would lay
where she was over night and the next day
would call for them. On Friday. therefore,
Mr.. Gardner sailed on the Louise for San
dusky, and on Saturday landed in Cleve-
land. 1t was then TOO late to regain the po-
litcal ground lost by his absence, but he no
doubt sincerely congratulated himself that
he had safely passed through extreme
maritime dangers and reached home alive
and well.
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A Big SCARE AND No FIRE.-About a:45
O'Clock last night an alarm OF fire was
sounded from Station 81 (rcnth-Street Hose
house, and soon q great crowd gathered on
Main street, no doubt fearing that serious
fire was in progress. 1t appears that Pri-
Yatc-Watchman Smithcr and others, while
standing at the corner OF Tenth and Main
streets, discovered what they took to be fire
issuing from the stable near the corner Of
Tenth and Cary streets. Smithcr ran down
to the cnSine-house ito which he has access(,
and, without giving the tiremtn present any
Information whatever as to the location OF
the fire, turned in an alarm. 1t turned out
that it was foul chimney burning out, and
not the stable. Smither acted, no doubt,
with thoughtlcss haste, but was satisfied
that the stable was on fire, and that it was
better to be minute too soon than min
ute too late.
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MAKE no MISTAKE IN SUBSCRIBING,
BIT GET TIE
Erl.L TELEPHONE.

,.,,,v,irc wcI,.Rpown houses arc now in daily
!'''' . - ,,-,,,,,,, ,hI. .Erchanpe' and
communication 'ETo"E" 'n''
o.r-. are being added II lA2 ra'e "i 'roh ~ W Nv
,srsk.
F' ,.>~s,,,p T.. =. Old Domirion Nail-Woris.
f,1H'NW VI - Z IN f;rctcrs
BLAZE. W: -. -. 20 E,ntcrs
hht> rrorurvS Printers and Sta:ionrrs.
Et@hMASr n',U ~, niIIn Y KhiIuokp, General Of
tHt>Af-N"' 49,
fc'. ,-, n,,,o p,IIpo,D General
CnE>A|kAhi. N.'r ",.,,r.
tir!s"i ~ - IN ONO ptIIROAp Jsncs-Eivcr
'"f,iHa Vcilrve- -
. .''m; n ,vr STr.us1lrs
Clyde t!Sh !, !: >,rr,,iccp,b and Cary streets
tAEHl,' 1"
a.a.c-o>, .a. y y Jefferson and Broad, Coal
'...!!''.,,r & NIIiIy Grocers
'm:'.r, ,.! = 10, IT, y : D., I.hv>ican.
,tL!.kr, ,tL!.h.S,,r- ~. :, vopniS Wnulrs,l. Grocers
- ,,.,.1.t. IrCrrt
EA,nAS"A l.r! T. ~ p-;,.o-s
nNha. mT.'r. ~. ,.nr ,rrn,
hAthEh, "a n,,,s Ej'mr
.,ALL',,,C ,:mrxS,,. =. rovp,Sy Flour Mills
nANH"~ ~ : ,,t
hAm"r, = " -, G. 70 v.ho,,s, ,,r crcca-s
Johnson: ": .. o.; sa m"'r,n" .fr,,,,,
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MANCHESTER: AND VICINITY.

llavor's Court.-Slayor Clarke disposed
of the following cases yesterday:
William Coleman, Henry Giles, and Lou
Hicks, charged with creating Il disturbance.
were ordered to be locked up for four hours,
and John Gain. charged with 4 similar Of
fence, was required 10 pay costs.
John Markimorc aud Laura Haymack,
charged with 4 mistlrmcanor, were sent on
TO the grand jury Of The Hastings court Tor
tn, April term.
f. II. Maynard, for an ordinance viola
tion, was discharged.
II. Fl. Cottrell, Laura Alfrind. and Har-
riet Alfrind, for using hydrant-water with
out license, were fined $5 each.
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Personal Taylor. the secretary Of
the Governor, has returned to the CITY, and
the Governor will probably return by Mon
day or Tuesday.
John Bell Bigger. ESQ. has gone on a
short trip to Norfolk. lie needs rest, and
his friends down there ought to keep him
in custody for several weeks.
Mr.. W. j. Bigger continues quite sick.
a number OF members of the General AS
scmhly who went to New York per steamer
have returned here wiser il not better men,
4 full account OF the Curtis-PnindeXIer
case Will be published in book form at the
close OF the mex: trial.
In respect to the memory OF Major Bow
kin the Capitol offices were closed at Il
o'clock yesterday.
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PROPOSALS..
DnOPOSALc FOR
PRINTING PAPER
EDE TILE STATE OF VIRGINIA.

COMMONWEALTH Of SIRGfc3h
DEPARTMENT or rCBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND. April 3, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS win BE- received at :hr
office of the Smpcr Intrndcnt Of Public Printing un-
til ~ O'Clock NJ. ntY l. 1879, fnr furnishing the
follow Ing lclquantity Of l'APER for ihe stale
printing, and FOR each and all Of the hc,'s OF HE
STATE departments. aud so EucI more Of ike qnnlity
Of rhpEE at the same rates, as may bH rcInlrcd
for said state prniin. and departments nrdcrcd
10y said Superintendent %! Public Printing Tor inc
term ol onr year commencing on the lst day OF May
) rrams DENY LEDGER, 30 pounds rer
5 ,cam, MEDIUM LEDGER, 10 pounds per
rcaa's ROYAL. LEDGER, RS pounds per
5 rcamr. >t,pEE rorAL LEDGER, 81 pounds
1 rcan:~ m 'iiNI''i:RIAL LEDGER, 7s pounds per
30 rean:s nnurI.E CAR. 81 pound, per ream:
go rcans FOLIO. l7A22. 81 l:onnl' per rc;'m
5 realms MANILA. ltx41, 10 pounds PIE
90 realms MANILA. 2sx>B. 70 pounds rer
20 rrnas MANTLLA, 24x;G, 80 pounds per
10 rctms CuIoRED DCyvGG-rArER.24b "a by &c.,.
10 r.a,ns 'TU>r-0FEICE nApTR. "a by SO, 30.
pourr' per roam: ~ o ,
80 renms BOOK rArER.2i BY 's. 60 pounds
500 reas,1.s RO"K pApEEs ~ by SO, so pounds
200 rz,ims DENY. "a norn,i. per rorm
SO reams FLAT rhrEE. 2Gxac, So posnds per
rcIIn.
Samples Of the kinds cfpapcr INST accompany
cuch lid.
Az 81 the above. .mcn:ianed paper 10 DC delivered
It No 909 Bank street. % 'he city ot R:cti n"hd ~
Sich times and In such quanliie, ~ ihe SuNrlu-
tcndPnt Of ublic prinlfns shTlI ':lrcyr; without
extra charges for bcNh,e. transportation. binstpgs
etc. etc. Said paper Ia be tqual III cverT re-rc 10
the samples furnished 10 the Superintendent ny
part les DiddiUg.
executed IN due forTA blythe bid':cr. with nj raSt
two good and cic:I uriti"s satisfactory 10 the
secretary of the Com Is1iIwcah In iB penal sum
of $4,000. co4diiioitcd fur Tin siaftf& pfriorm-
auce of his or tnr ir c.ltract.
Tie Superintendent reserves the ri.lfs to reject
tuy or al. bids. j.. T.. FEAlSEE.
Supt !irtcntcat Cf Pu.d,e Printing.
l. III
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Brief IemS.-Rcy. DR.. ID. i. Ninlrec, of
this city, returned home yesterday, after
spending Il brief time in Staunton.
Dir. Augustine Royal, member OF the City
Council from the Fourth Ward. has been
confined 70 his bed for several days, being
threatened with pneumonia.
The stage lines between Richmond and
Manchester appear to be doing fine bus!-
ness.
The trial of Richard Jones (coloretD for
burglary committed at the Bc!l.lslc june
ton will take place at the April term OF The
Hastings Court. Tie has been confined IN
tae CITY iail for several months awaiting
trial.
The picnic given by the Dorcas Society
Yesterday at Green's quarry was well at
tended,
The offices OF the Clerk OF the Hastings
Court and City Sergeant have been neatly
whitewashed and retitted inside, and they
present very creditable appearance.
Judge Hughes, of the United States CIR
cult Court, having refused to grant Il new
trial in The case OF Ericsson Us. Manchester.
it is thought that the case will lie carried
Zip to the Supreme Court OF the United
States.
The members OF the Christian Church oil
this city expect to hold services each night
Of the coming week in the Lyceum Hall.
Whilst several boys were cndcavoring to
pass each other in buegies yesterday morn
ing on the River road collision occurred,
and the axle OF one OF the buggies was
broken.
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INTERESTING CONFIRMATION SERVICES LAST
NIGHT.-Thrrc was very large congrega-
tion at the Monumental church last night
upon the occasion OF tie visit OF the Bishop
TO that venerable church. Divine service
was read by The pastor, Rev. j. G.. Arm
strong; after which Bishop Wbittle preach
ed most eloquent and interesting sermon
from the words, "TEc love OF Christ con-
straircth u.s." At the conclusion OF the
sermon very large casS-thirty. six candi-
datrS-were confirmn h-tuurteen males and
twenty-five ferc-
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS, FRIDAY
Love against Farmers Bank OF Virginia for,
&c. submitted. Gahan. &c, against Doug
lass & Brother; submitted. McVcigh
against Alexandria Savings Insurance; ar
gued by John Howard for plaintiff and H.
o. CIuughton for defendant, and sub
mittcd. The Court will not hear argu-
ments until Tuesday next.
The next cases to be called are Gerst
against Jones Il Co.; C;,iIaway's executor
against Prices administrator; Richmond
and Dauylllc Railroad Company against
Anderson's administrator; Terry against
Fitzgerald, DC. Hooker, Sc, against Put
ncy & Watts; Marshall and wife against
Mo>eey, &c. {; Majors administrator against
Majors administrator, &c.
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BATTALION DRILL LAST NIGHT 1.-The First
Virginia regiment had drill last night at
the armory. IN full-dreSS uniform, Colonel
Purcell commanding. at which there was Il
good turnout. The Grays numbered forty
tive men. After the drill Company + had 4
collation. spread. to which the Grays were
invited. The affair was heartily enjoyed by
all present. Avote OF thanks was rendered
Company i by the GrayS for their hosplta-
hlc entertainment. There were several
speeches and songs; after which the COM
panieS were dismissed.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorHT.-In this
Court yesterday, in the case Of the Peters
burg Railroad Company, Judge Hughes or
dcrcd the receiver To pay the coupon and
registered interest due on The first mort gage
bonds first in default, but not interest on
the arrears Of interest. The amount paya-
Bile under the order will be about $4,000.
Earlier payment Of interest has been pre-
vented by heavy rccoycIies OF preferred iu-
icrcst by the city OF Peters burg, and OF
taxes by the State OF Virginia.
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NORTHAMPTON, VA.-Thc old families in
hcrlling patrimoDill plantations and man
slonS seldom leave this country OF their
birth, collectively forming 4 population
m ore strictly English than any elsewhere in
the country. In their dialect can he ecoS-
nized something Of the negro twang, gain.
cd, as in other southern States, through
early nursing and constant association OF
the children with their " darkY mammies -
or nurses. or course there is less of this
now than in the time OF the peculiar in
stitution," but it has left its ndelible i'm
press, so that even the most highly educated
have traces OF negro localisms and phrases.
But mingled with this peculiarly incident
TO southern lie are old English phrases and
words rarely used in writings since the
days OF Shakespeare. Ben. johnson, and
Beaumont and Fletcher.
When we arrived ut Eastyilc n knot Of
takers were occupying the tavern porch.
where we halted, with chairs comfortably
tilted back and feet elevated, American
wise, above the level of the head. There is
always knot OF takers about Virginia
peninsular.iayern porch. The old, indolcnt,
easy-going, lorSc-trottiny days, have not alto
gether passed away. The earth yields kind
iy the uecessurcS of l:ie. "hoS and hom;-
n.y." Nature provides the deicacieS-so
the pcninsuar Virsinian places bcau-
tiful trust in Providence and waits
for the fig TO drop into his mouth.
The first thing that struck us was
the superficial conglomeraticn OF oil casteS;
all are tiuil-fellOw- wc!I-mct with each other,
and with any visitor whom Chance may fling
among them; all have the same peculiari-
ties OF speech; all dress alike roughly.
Tha; undetinable something that distin-
guishes the gentleman from the boor seems
lost here, until Il heightened acquaintance
shows it in time; but at first il Is difficult
to distinguish between classes.
There is one way to classify thcm,'
said an cpigrammatc gentleman, not OF
speaking OF Ibis point.
" Should you meet man walking along
the road with bare feet, ne is 4 poor white;
il he has shoes, be possesses potato-patch,
and perhaps q corn-feld. If you see one
driving n cart with one OK harneSscd to it,
he is a middle.cass farmer; il you see one
driving an open wagon, lie IS a gentleman;
but il YOU see one driving n gig, he is
prince. e."-Houard Pyle, in Hdrper'S Mag
uzine for MaV. - -.-.,' '''-
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U~HAT YoE WANT
~ IN
W rr;EpHoNIC EXCHANGE
PRIVATE COMMUNICATIONS
AND TIN
prIyu fGE OF TALKING
~o, LAEGE NrMEER OF PEOPLE.
'"'>1y,STAGES !" AEE OFFERED ONLY
i"' RS INK
.,ruvoxD TELEPIpNIC EXCHANGE,
J,NrS y. TRACY. Manager,
,...,-,y Office, 1919 Main street toTer Pu:ney K
Wav>'s sho,-s,orcl.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy du.
ring the early part OF the day. and subsc-
qucntly partly cloudy and cool. At night
it was clear and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY :6 a. NJ, 80;
4. M., 81 noon, &C; z. NJ, &c; T.
G.. 50; midnight. 43.
Mean temperature, 5I3.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR T0-DaY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, clear and partly cloudy
weather. northwestery wiEds, falling fol-
lowed by rising temperature and rising ba.
rometer. -.
For the South Atlantic States, Gear or
partly cloudy weather, preceded by rain on
the North Carolina coast, winds mostly
northerly, stationary or lower temperature.
and rising barometer.
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FUNERAL OF MAJOR BoYKIS.-Thc funeral
OF Major Samuel Ii. Boykln took place yes
tcrday afternoon from st. Pau's church. \
large number Of State and city officers, sew
eral members OF the General Assembly, and
many other friends OF the deceased were
present
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Public Schools. ALL the public scboo's in
the city wclc closed yesterday, and will re-
open Tuesday, it being Il regular hoi!lhy.
The majority OF the pupils went Oh pic
MICS and fishing excursions.
+ There was no roll OF honor ut either OF
the High schools for the past week. The
average attendance was remarkably good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-12

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OIL AND LIME.-Thc advantage Of this compound
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