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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-14
LS.S Ill PARAGRAPHS.
Too warm.
Read the marine.
business not very brisk.


Read the marine.
business not very brisk.
Go to preaching Sunday night
Circuit court in Harrison next
Monday, and don't you forget it.
"A new store opened on Pasca.
goula street this week by John
Pryor.
Our sheriff and clerk are quite
busy making preparations for the
sitting of circuit court.
Rev. Inman w. Cooper will
preach at Bay st. Louis next Sun
day, the 10th, at IL O'Clock, am.
Board of supervisors IF Jack
son county will meet at the court
house the first Monday in Deem
Der.
The past few days have been
warm and spring.like, which cause
people to don their last summer
suits.
Uncle Henry wishes all the
ladies in tue county to call on him
next week. He has something of
importance to say to them.
The quarantine buildings and
wharf on Round island ere com
pietcd yesterday; aud our board OF
health went out to inspect the
work.
-Eld. Hambcrlin will preach at
Ocean Springs Baptist church on
.he next 9th Sunday, Nov. S0tb, at
IL ATM; and at half;past . O'Clock
at night.
The new bar room g a the
depot, Mississippi City, hy MesSrs.
Norris & Swetb ) called the
Dew Drop. Now, de~ drop in and
e what is to be had there.
There has been some change
made in the hours of arrival ana
departure OF the steamer Heroine.
For further information read the
advertisement in another column
Rev. r. B. DOwner will preach
at Biloxi Sunday, 10th, and at
Handsboro on the fifth Sunday, the
Both. Communion of the LORDS
supper will be administered at both
places.
On next Sunday night at half
past 6 O'Clock, and on Monday night
following at the same hour, Ed. D.
b. Hamberliu will preach at the
Scranton academy. All areinvited
to attend.
For cheap furniture of good
quality go to Adm Glass, 40 Dau-
phin street, Mobile, Ala. Furni'
ture repaired and recovered, also
sold on notify and weekly in
stallments.
-Becht. our ~tonsorial artist, has
added a clair in his parlors for the
ACCOMMODATION of the little folks,
aud is low better prepared to trim
and elfthr Sair of Juveniles Call
In AID scs him.
ED. j. B. Hamberlin expects
=, preach at Moss Point Baptist
church o. IL am. on next Sunday !
also on Friday night previous at a
~auarttr before z, and on Saturday
at ~ o'clock AIN.
Among the new ads. today
will be found a call by Col. A. E.
for a meeting of the stock
raisers along the line of the n. o.
and NJ. road, for Thursday, 9th
inst. Read 1t and see what he says.
The Norris house at Mississip-
pi City is all institution worthy of
patronage. Everything about this
hotel is in first class order ,andneat
rs a be, and we commend the
house to Il readers VISIT
ngN mississippi City.
We would call the attention OF
readers to the new advertise
nent OF Mr.. Rufus o. Elliott, lum-
Der ana .>mmissiou merchant, at
No. 70 pelef street, New Orleans.
Mr.. Elliott VIA give prompt atten. :
tlon 10 all ousine Septrusted 10 him.
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Special Notice.

All letters relating to the business of the
old Handsboro Democrat should be adj
dressed to p. X, Mayors, Handsboro, Miss,
and all matters pertaining to the Pasca-
gou2a DEMoCRAT-STAR should be address
ed 70 Mayors & Dees, Pascagoula, Miss.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-14

COOKING STOVE-Robert E. Lee, of
Southern manufacture, made6 best char
coal iron, good even baker,, light on fuel
double bottom and back Aoflow covers,
warranted not to crack or warp I; guaran-
teed to give satisfaction Thirty days
trial or money refunded Cheapest Stove
in the market.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-14

TORGH-A blessing to Steamboat mem
md Planters. Wind or rain cannot ex--
tinguish them. Cannot explode, Can be-
placed on a freight pile or moved at will,
with5rtt danger of sparks. A great thing
for Planters to destroy Insects.
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MISCELLANEOUS
New Orleans e. Mobile R. h

MOBILE FAST LINE.
The Shortest and quickest route TO
Eastern cities.
Carries the Great Through Mail and South
ern Express.
On and after SUNDAY, May %, 1879,
trains will arrive and leave depot, foot
of CANA street, New Orleans, as follows
LEAVE:
No. /, Express daily,............7:30 AN
No. 3, Express daily....-. .......5;OO pm
No. 5, Coust Accommodation daily,
except Sunday. pm
ARRIVE:
No. 2, Express daily! ~. ....'t7:4l AIN
No. 4, Express daily, ........!!.l .9:l4 am
No'6, Coast Accommodation,dai
except Sunday.....! .':..... G25 pm
Only line running Pullman Palace
Sleeping Coaches through without change
to Washington, Lyuchburgj Atlanta,
Montgomery, Nashville and IT. Louis.
Pullman's Sleeping Coaches through to
Cincinnati and Louisville without change.
Only one change to New York and other
Eastern cities.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping
Car Berths secured in advance on applica-
ton at the Office, corner Camp and Com
mon streets, opposite City Hotel.
ID. b. ROBINSON, Supt.
j.. w. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
May 30, 1879. Soft
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TERMS OF ~sI1bscpIpr1oN.

Per annvnl Gin advance). .".....,....S2 $3.50
Six months ........,,, l.5O
Clubs OF six, per year, each......,.. I.5O
ADVERTISING RATE1
One square, first Insertion ......,.. $3.50
Each subsequent Insertion .......... rs
Marriage and Obituary Notices, of over
Son lines, will be charged for as regular
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A liberal deduction made to those who
advertise by the year.
All persons handing In advertisements
will be charged Ono Dollar and Fifty Cents
for the first and Seventy-fve Cents for
each subsequent insertion of an inch or
square, unless q special agreement is made
previous to their publication.
All advertisements not having the num-
Der insertions marked, will be published
I'll Nrbqd, and charged accordingly.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-14

For sale cheap for cash, two
new cooking stoves" II. E. Lee
and "Perfect." Call at this Office.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-14
w. Il. BINGH AM.
Druggist and ApOthecary

MOSS POINT, MISS,
Dealer in
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Toilet Articles,
Candies, Garden Seed, Putty, Window
Glass, etc.
Prescriptions dispensed with accuracy
at all hours.
Oct. 3. 1879. 2S-tf
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-11-14

CLAYToN'S METALLIC HEAT RE.
FLECTOR-More heat. No smoke. No
dust. Less fuel; Acts as a ventildt0r in
summer. To fit AL size CRATES. A sure
cure for smoky fire places. % per cent.
more heat thrown into the room, that
would otherwise go up the chimney with
out one of the valuable Refectcfs. Price
only 81 each.
JAS. H. REYNOLDS,
80 BaFoRns street.
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New Inventions. !

BORED WELIS-A great Improvement
on the drove wells, Any one can sink
them. Guaranteed to get pure and fresh
water CHEAP and INEXHaUsTIBiiE.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-14

The TuEArRE.-Clin Halls "Strate-
eists'' was performed at the Theatre last
night by the following cast: Jack Ruttledge,
Mir. Clinton Hall; Arthur RutIedge, Mr. T.
j. Hind; Major Abiiah Howard, MIR. Sol.
Smith; Rev. John Mildman, Dir. John +.
Herne; Cascicum Pepper, Mr. W. A.
Rouse; Terrence O'Flam, Mr. sam =.
RYAN; Sergeant Gumbleton, MIR. l.. q.
Howard: Nellie Howard, Miss Ida Monk
Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Sol. Smith; Aramlnta,
Miss Lizzie Newell.
The play is light and laugbable. Jack
RuttIedse and Nellie Howard are the lovers
and strategists. They plan numerous devil
tries TO win over their parents to give con-
sent to their marriage. Many OF tue scenes
are highly amusing, and while the plot Is
bv no means profound, and the language
not always strictly polite, it is good enough,
and there is lots OF fun and frollcklng. Ihe
audience last night testified their apprecia-
ton of the piece and players by abundant
applause and frequent laughter. The ac''
ing was spirited, that Of The lovers and Mr;;
RYAN (who belonged. to the Richmond
stock company before the war; being Inc
best.
The Strategists will be repeated to-nr= Mt
1t Is rec 1p.mended as an antidote Ioi care
worn spl.its and bilious constitutions,
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MONTHLY NETTING OF THE METHODIST
SUSDAYScHoeL SOc1ETY Y.-The regular
monthly mea. ing OF this Society was held
at Broad-sueet Methodist church sunday
afternoon 1T o'clock-A. L. West lpresl-
dent ia the chair, c. p. Rady and >. Z.
Riddic}. secretaries.
The meeting was opened with singing by
the T3road-Slrcet school, and prayer by Rev.
w. u. Starr.
Master Willie Briggs made q very earnest
, address or welcome, in which he referred
to the creat benefit accruing to the schools
by the monthly meetings OF the Society, and
ey pressed the hope that much good would
be accomplished by The meeting at Broad
Street church.
Rev. w. G. Starr made areport OF broad-
Street school, which showed the schooi In
good condition and improving. he steted
That during the recent revival eighteen OF
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear. and
LOCAL MATTERS.

CHURCH NOTEs.--Threc members were re-
ceived on certificate at Centenary church
on Sunday.
Rev. II. E. johnson, OF Baltimore, preach
ed morning and night 1t Clay. Netho-
dist church.
At Laurel-Strcet Methodist church six
members were received-fcur on profess
sion and two on certificate. One person
was baptized.
At Manchester church Rev. Charles Ieth-
erhridSc preached In the morning. Four
members were received on profession and
TWO baptized.
Al the Second Baptist church Rev. W. A.
Pearson, Of South Carolina, preached in the
morning very accepably. at night the
pastor preached on the - Business Life Of
Young Men," His next sermon will be on
the subject, The Recreations OF Young
Men" Unusual interest Is manifested in
these sermons.
At the Grace-Strcct Baptist church the
pastor preached in the morning and 1T
nigGt. Two young men OF the Sunday
school recently professed conversion.
At VeEablc-Street Baptist church the pas
tor preached morning and night. At night
tie house would not hold the people who
came, and crowd stood through the SER
vice outside the doors. a large humber ac-
knowledgcd their desire to be Christians.
During the past week many requested an in
tercSt in the prayers OF Christians and scye-
RI! prnfeSSed conversion. The meetings will
continue. services commencing promptly at
77:4j o'clock =. NJ.
At the Scycnth-Slreet church the pastor
preached morning and night, and three per-
sons were received by baptism during the
week.
At Pinc-Strect Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and night. The Ncdnes-
day-uight meetings are increasing in num-
bcrs and interest. One person prote>scd
conversion Wednesday night and was re-
ceivcd for baptism.
At the Pine-Street Baptist church, at
O'Clock =. NJ, the ordination OF Rev. James
nation was offered by the pastor (Rev. j. b.
\ very appropriate and touching address
was made to the church by DR.. Mcdonald,
followed by practical and interesting
charge TO the candidate from DR.. Hatcher;
after which the presentation Of the Bible
was made by Rev. S. G. Clopton with orgi-
nal and suitable remarks. The whole ser
vice was OF deep interest and Joyous expe-
rience. Mr.. Wright is student at Rich
mond College, young man OF great piety,
much beloved, and has the prospect OF con-
siderable usefulness.
Rev. Dr.. Warren bade farewell to his
people OF tie First Baptist church on Sun
day. In the morning his discourse was ad-
dressed 10 the church from Acts XX., 81.
The ordinance OF the Lords supper WAS
administered. At night he preached to
Young Christians on the - Prottablene:s CT
God!ncSS.'' Two persons were baptized.
The sermons wer" earnest and appropriate,
and the occasions We're marked by the
deepest solcmnity.
Or. IIoge hayin" been invited TO preach
ct the dedication OF the First Presbyterian
church in Atlanta. Ga, his pulpit was sup
piled lN Rev. J. William Jones. His scr
nlon-from Acts w., II, "NCi'her IS there
salvation in any o!her, fer there is none
other name unde: heaven given among men
whereby we must be saved WAS listened
TO with MAJ ked attention.
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To'al...... 33l 2.173 SIS 90 S126 ST
Twelve Goa versions and one death.
The following quarterly report. showing
average attendance, &c, was read and re-

I0'hI HVC'IVHS'' ~: ''''''''''
At the conclusion OF the reports Mr..
Van Lcnnep. being introduced by the Presi-
dent. entertained the Association with his
Oriental costumes and Bible stories-reier-
ring particularly to Abel and David.
DR.. Warren, the retiring pastor OF the
First church. was next called upon by the
President, and responded with his usual
carncstness and appropriateness in vale
dictory.
The next meeting will be held at Man
chester on The second Sunday in November.
The music of the occasion was furnished
by the Sunday.schcol choir Of the First
church, lead by Professor GIinor, and not
witbs,anding he had no notice OF the meet
ing till day or two ic,rehand, they were
equal TO the occasion 2.nd furnished excel
lent music -|
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n,,.r STATE CANVASS.
rooms STATE CONSERVATIVES
EytCCTIrR CoMMtrTEE,
.st,rnSp. >nn;t mber 8, 1879.
.1rsTIVr MEETINGS. To he


r,1rATIvr MEETINGS. To I've
fAt'',sSsct hy one or more 6is'li'Sus''ea spe'"'
" ..,tnacri as follows:
ss, s,stSm (<T1BER li.--Flord Courthouse
TIts, rhlcssr, Major W. +. c. Gregory. Scott
Haa. -. y. 4. AyreS. Esq., Hon. j. Il. Tucker.
t'"a''or"'Ir> Ir>o,,r;ncu>c-Sawuel w. Williams, Esq,
IarT1" ,,bn iIamrt,cn ChSmberlaSnc. Elk Ril',
iaf$,," f,a.n;y--E. O. James, Esq.
t-FSr|~r.n,Y, .pCTn2ER l5.--Gr Gr<cne Conrt-
,Jor !, 4 trim>'cy. Hanover Courthouse
tSH c.,,n. ga. C":ouc' John II. Young, John
" .. IT. r>,.. ;. Vi. Page. Esg, Colonel W.
EcR,tn" >;yc ri tou1h"n c-hialor John ".
n't,:: ,Scra W. =. rs>nr: '1sea>e, Il,t>E,an,S
t,9~ ''IS,,.o.oi William +. Sims. Front koyai
Ce'a! Ir,,r v /, IA! trra iianton Erans"irk
EE.:,IrG>t-Ih"0'J> Il. Watkins f>'''' "eofse :
w-aaTTG%, 'I6;.-Caar,"< CITY Courthouse, Gooch-
r',"nr,I0,r-t. I. xngInu tlcchhrdSe conniNl.
SC 5S..,hsr i.;':-->sIem Iosnake co"n'vl' Hrcen'
f,d lHfr lNe>l Nc% h"ra truls>kt county,. Par
>,nr, ,>iui>y!yanial. S'm:aon>Viiie (tla,s
co., oo:l.-kancrs, Courthouse. Carol! Court
1. ovt".;va iAirShanH). Culpencr Court
,s%. pinw4 'e r"nr h"n>s, sr, EsssX Courthouse,
t4.'I .,,. r,ri CI. hur. cnHrIhouc, Piiiss lvania
tra.. Raak,n=ha: ourh3n.c. Smyih Court
s.ns@ Su.l.E@IcH Courthouse.
s%,...,,iar 2l>:--Hrc.'aa.n tourhous Prince Ed
CI' ",,-.t talsc gTIrmy ~. Warren Courthouse.
va" rn,r,a,- = cn,sutNl. Giles Courthouse.
So, on,--t meta Courthouse. MidI'uScX
-, .rn,,se ,-,,a ulim'> Nelson county,.
t"+,''~. .%n--t tnta@dcr tWa>hiu.toD connty),
.g'nr,b0 - t;tzi.@:!i Citr Cour,h"U>e. lvmc!i-
lt-1" y...stat Gear house, Ncw Aarkc! tNci,on
ysa.ffh ,,.,-cri.,,,
80, .aris-- Hir," n>hurc lRockbridge couuty)
,,$$'hr,in. Hg Les .i:oaii, kr county,. Nanakin
,"'.I,ortt'sr@ crssrtN}.
',.,rtr - - Accumae Courthouse. Augusta
-' ..ans. g. < "a Courthouse. Brunswick Court.
s'", - '..#l.,la"t Courthouse, FauGncr Court
L,~ r,ursi.,,s t'"ur! !hoGSr. Halifax Cnurihou G..
- haa.I, -. racprudence ttiray>o,l coun-
fY, VIZ ..la ourI Il4"u-c. Loriulst Ncsony.
-, r.,lr'G + Il-a. t'ace tpurthouse. Washington
-f,hn>Y YVES. l."Yvlani Courthouse. Wise Court
,,@%>,,.cr 2>,a-i;!nrd Courthouse, Montgomery
>T-.lnus- Ta;rs,t Courthouse. Surry Courthouse
n,.',.r >A-LcN.n=on (,,arhecuel, Henry
r:a,n,c i.l.,ycIc,. Carfsvlllc tis'c Of Wight
..-.,,,rr Sd tiinmar,c iCh>riottcsvIlel. Char
D.. ~. g..,-;!. ,.>.,. Franklin Courthouse. Frederick
-.'.,r>r tf Ga,s;rr Courthouse. Grecn>Sll!e
: 81. ;Eni>r. ll.rQ oIhGrs (RochlnSliam county,.
. - Win: Courthouse. P""h4tan Courthouse.
I,,...r.s sG@c / oar !"US" Prince William Court
l'm.. Elrh,n "a County Courll on'e, sro'SSl-
'."~ =. NJ. LOGAN, Chairman.
=, MI Sig:'r. >cc"c'arv oo
,.-...,,ii." I-Irtrs please copy. au ~
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Bief NsmS.-rhe work af repairing
tie city da!s vii! BE comGlated to-day IL
is Being done urd"sthe supervision Of City.
Engineer Lie>c3mb.
sHt@yeral citizens q Manchester attended
the public speaking 1t IIenrIco court-hoase
yesterday.
The candida scs for TIC nom;sation on the
fsatitss.crs' ard Republican t:eket for thiss
district Dnmhcr about thirteen.
JucGc CloptOa. Of this city, will speak ut
severas places in Chesterfield county during
tic present week.
There has not seen criminal before the
Mayors Court here for nearly ore week.
The Musings Court viii con1ene next
Monday. This wiAbe a regular quarterly
term
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POLICE COURT, Observation-Disclosures
tice white presHiinG.-The ioloAmg par
ties were fined: Charles Felrry. 81 for
being drunk and di>orticrly and resisting
the police; w. A. Wall, 3 FOR being drunk
and disordcrly in the First Market; E!iza-
beth Cameron and Ralph Larry (botn color
ed), 81 for fighting and crcatin" disturb
ance; Sarah Jones (colored). 81. drunk !:
Frank GraySon (colored). $3.50 for assault
ing G. Donath; Lucy Hill (colored), 81,
drunk: J. 2. CIineiy, $3.50. assault: vii
liam I. Banshan, assault, s.; Mary Tirce.
Alice Melton, ard Mary Melton, SO each
for disorderly conduct.
Frank Perry, vayrant, was sent to Eail in
default OF surety.
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goes forth 10 that same people in behalf o.
| Kindred purpose that that appeal will be
| made IN vain, though TIE purpose is II
| eelehratcthe deeds Of men who fought In Z
| Cause crowned with success?
III there u 10 be centenDisI criebratiG1
at all, the movement to that eEA must pro-
ceed from Virginia, and there can be no
impropriety in originating thai movement
in the Council Of the city Of Rickmopd, the
capital and the metropolis OF the State.
In childhood, said Colonel EsaIl. no
nursery tale impressed itself on his mind
as did the story OF Yorktown, falling from
the lips OF one who was present and an
actor ii the scene; and in his bOyaood,
looking ut those historic paintings thaE en-
bell,sh the walls Of The Capitol nc WaShap~.
ton, none excited his admiration as did She
surrender OF Yorktown, depicted by All
eyewitness CT the scene. And new, in his
old age, be rarely takes his seat in The Coun-
Gil chamber and "lances at lis surroundings
that his thoughts do not revert to the gorr-
Gus deeds connected with that same Oh}
TOrtiorn.
Standing here in the presence of that
grand old FirginiaH-the iIustriouS com
maDder, the master-spirit OF the Reyolu-
tion-and in the presence Of that noble
french gentleman, the champion crusader OF
liberty. the Bavurd Of his day, without fear
and without rcproaeh; standing in the atl-
gust presence Of these immortal cheEtainS,
he offered that preamble and resolution as
an humble tribute to their memory. Zap
plause.
Mr.. Todd moved to amend the resolutions
so lis to add the name OF the author.
Mr. BeaIl asked that his name De omitted,
and that lie only appear before the commit
lee and give his Views.
Dir. Cannon suggested that The resolutions
be amended 20 as 10 add one member from
each OF the two bodies.
The suggestion was adopted. and, on mo-
tlon OF Mir. CrumD, the resolution rs
was unanimously agreed 10.
OTHER MATTERS.
by Mr. ForreS'cr: 4 resolution 10 extend
Buchanan street from Washington street to
Richard street ana to build culvert in the
raYinc crossing Buchanan street. Referred.
BY Ar. Lipscomb An ordinance 10 amend
the ordinance in relation 10 the Gapcer.
conforming to the Mayors veto. The ord-
nance was adopted.
BY Mr.. Beal: An ordinance to amend The
ordinance so as to require reet-Raiway
teams to have bells placed upon them. Re-
ferred.
Adjourned.
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the scholars we're converted. The. school is

doing good work for Jesus.
Rev. A. q. Brown, or Clay-Sireet church,
addressed the meeting. Subject: |" Words
of Jesus Applied to Sunday-School Work
ers." He gave several apt quotations from
tie woid ds Of Chfist, and showed their ap-
rlicationto Sunday school work. Heclosed
With an earnest appeal to the workers in
this field to work diligently, scattering the
seeds OF eternal life, and gathering in the
harvest OF many precious souls.
Rev. Fl. E. johnson, of Chatham-Strcet
Methodist church, Baltimore, also addressed
the meeting. giving an interesting account
OF Sunday-school work in Maryland. The
State organization has been In existence
fourteen years and has raised anu spent
SS0,00o. During this time $4,000 children
have been brought into the schools as the di-
rect work OF the agencies. In Baltimore
they have an undenominational reading.
room, open 10 all Sunday.schooI workers,
which contains all the textbooks and books
OF reference rs we'll rs about 400 different
Sunday.schooi periodicals. 4 normal class
OF over 800 teachers meet once 4 week to
study the lessons. State and county conven-
tionS are held every year. Hc urged all en-
Gagged in this great work TO spare neither
time, labor, nor expense 10 push forward
the cause in Virginia.
The President (Mr. N-cs:) made short
address, stating that this gnt e.!nc closed The
thirteenth year OF the organization Of this
Society since the war. He returned thanks
for the uniform courtesy and Kindness
which he bad experienced during the five
years OF his presidency, and expressed un-
abated attachment to the Society.
The singing on this occasion was done by
Broad-Street school, using new singing
book, and was so we'll executed that it was
warmly commended by all the speakers.
The solo hy a scholar and the quariette By
the little girls was specially praised.
The following Is summary nf Ihe SUPER
intendent's reports for the month OF Sep
temDcr:
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FAIR AND C0SCERTs.-The ladies fair for
the benefit Of st. Patrick's church, which
has been lii successful operation IL .iie store
formerly occupied by {. Zlmmer FOR some
time past. will lie continued tAltil Friday
night next. During the wcck awo concerts
will be given NJ the iair-room:., and will be
under the direction OF Mr. T.. CaG!tieid, Or
mani.t of st. Peters Cathedral. The tir,t.
a vocal concert, will he ~;fen tomorrow
night. The second will he instrumental,
and takes place Friday evening. Both per
formances will commence at : O'Clock. Tho
l:dies have been working hard in "Oot
cause, and respectfully solicit the aid OF al
who are charitably di>posed.
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hxe"slGN ShIES THIS DAY.

GnnDIT. WAEEEN & 90. ~ =. W.. framed
store. with d%si.ing "hn IT.. corner oi Liscr
street and i. IalS a!iy, au.. iwJ framed hUilsts
~ 'rlr.
EOHFRr L. LYME. B; =. Il. !ru.t"c< sale Of
E,r.t ,l.t.cnp.: hiirn ,ilTc.iir2 No. l3l Mayo
street, !c; wc:n Ers. alri If:nk!in atrrctH.
FRANK -. IliiJ. & 90. - T.. ~. f;rac".strec!
dwr l!ug (No. 10 t,3ctWt"" >c:"nih atd Eiahtii
streets.
JEO +. LAuCI:rOE, IN, ~ \. ~. hoGsehn!d
furniture. Sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-14

.Chuches.-Th attendance Ut TIE amer
ent churches in the city sunday VAS quite
large. D.,,
At the Methodist church Rev. Hr. Petn-
crbridge, of Richmond, occupied the puirll
in the morning and The p'.stor at night
Four persons were re":GYed iAto tEc
church.
Rev. Mr.. McaIanawa', OF Richmond Col
lese, otliciated at the Baptis! church both
morning and night.
The pulpits 2. the other churches were
filed by tho regular pastors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-14

Editors Dispatch In view CT the near
approach OF the State Fair, the attention. OF
the proper authorities should be called to
the wre;chcd condition OF the race-,rGck ut
,ae Fair-Groun6s. Whose business IS it to
see that it is put in proper condition 3: Il:
present it is 30 hard that it would ruin any
stock even 10 exercise on it.
4 CITIZEN