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THE LARGEST AssO OINTMENT OF


Fifty pie es Twiled GssbTneres. beautiful spring
shades oD y 121C COlored Cashmere- one Var
aud quarIer vide. rure wool, price reduced from
10 down 'o5 nc Finest qualty, pure wool. colo-ed
a. q hlack French Dress Goods, only SIC Fine
qu hty Heu.ht tched Handker chiefs, IL -. Sla
FnIbr ideTed @ reefs. soc Remnants of pure
Lii gu Tsb- Dama-k Sic One hundred (l0Jl
pieces o new tSl- Msdrts GiDghams, I5r. D e
thousand ieces the very finest quality Figured
Cambrics. yard lde. NC Large assortn-u If
White Quits 81. 81, rs 81, 81, 81 Is. 81 so 81 Is,
90 Excellent quality large size Marseilles Quilts.
81 SO.
CAHTER'B.
N.yh et space,
Large assortment of Cloth for mems and boys
wear Large assortment of double width Flannel
81 III E. Tor les wear. IS, 81, 81, pure wool.
ReI rants OF the finest quality, yard wide, Ions
uat lam br1c, ~ New York Mills. the wi test
anc b-st BleachtG SheetinR Cotton made SIC,
sexual cost. Double White Blanket, ST.. 50, 81. rs
81 81 bhto SlH. Fifty dozen (t0j Silk clicked
Ladies' BalbiI.Rhn Hose. only 15c. Immense as
sortment OF Black silks col bred Sllks Black aud
ColoIed SatIns, Oolored and Black We've =, Grape
and Grave Veua, Black Cashmeres Black Is disc.
Bia' SILK Warp HenTettas Black Bartin9s, dou
tie ard single width Fifty dozen cure linen
II wess (dsmask bor1er). excellent quality, l5c
Beacbed Table DaDask, SO, 81, az. 81 81 Rem
nants of the best wearing yard wide cotton in the
Glowing lengths \, 4. ), d I, <, and IN va IDS
price 10c. Large size Bed Comforts 81, 81. 81 rs,
GAHFt:fs's
feb1 S1l MaFkes space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-01

The adage that corporations have no souls
has been strlhtngly exemplitied in New York
city recently. The late severe storms played
havoc with the telegraph wires in the city,
and v nile the wind was still blowing almost a
gale the American district telegraph company
began the work OF repairing. The damage
was 30 extensive that the force or line men.
whose special duty 1t is to repair lines. was
insufficient and the company ordered other
classes OF employees TO assist. 4 messenger
boy. 10 years OF age, named Farley, was ordered
TO help repair The broken wires running across
the top OF tie Filth avenue theater He re-
fused at first, saying he was employed as a
messenger at the small pay OF 3. - per week.
FOR which amount he was not willing to risk
his life. The superintendent threatened him
vi h discharge unless he ODeyed the order, and
under this pressure ne ventuTed upon the
roof Of the building. Being unused to such
dangerous work, he was blown off the roof and
killed The fact that the messenger boy was
the sole support of widowed mother was re
ported TO the company. and the superintendent
sent her the sum or S25 as the price or her
sons life. This was adding outrageous insult
10 the most gTievouS injury that could have
Deen inflicted The representatives or the
telegraph company attempted TO dispose OF the
Whole matter, by saying IL was an accident and
accidents would occur; out they 'were really
sorry the boy lost his life 1t is gratifying
10 know that relative Of the boy has deter
mined TO prosecute a suit for damages against
the company In behalf OF the widowed mother.
and, as &c was no part OF the MESSENGERS duty
10 repair lines, there can scarcely BE- doubt
that the courts Will value the boys life at
more than <25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-01

Dean Stanley. OF Westminster, has expressed
the opinion that American newspapers are ..Un
bridled, irreverent, and OF no Importance as a
factor In social hfe." 1t is probable that this
unfavorabIe opinion OF the a nerican press was
uttered by way OF retaliation for the sharp conn
ment - some OF the papers of this country
upon the Andre monument and its protector
The Dean klu-self. During his recent visit to
the United States Dean Stanley, upon several
occasions, When the irTepTeSsible Interviewer
was al WORK upon him, went somewhat out OF
MS way TO express admiration for the enterprise
CT the American newspapers. and their custom
OF treating all men, great and small. pretty
much alike The Dean was within reach OF the
hons claw Just then, however, ana naturally
ne wanted 10 conctliate the beast Now. when
ne Is back In his own land, where royalty, arts
tocracy, and high church dlgnitaries are above
and beyond the press, he shakes hts fist at the,
papers OF this country which took liberties with
Is dignity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-01
Ehere Is Wild excitement IN Rlchnont Ind

here Is Wild excitement In Rchmoa5. Ind
e r the publication OF a .dead-beat directory,
Itch threatens TO eliminate In violence. I
appears that a few OF the business men COL
lected The names OF all persons in the commu-
Qity who we're reported as having failed. neg
lected or refused TO pay bills they had con-
tracted The names were published In a gam
pAlet which vas entitled the dead bea- dire
tory" The ppearance OF the pamphlet raised
perfect stoTIt as IL contained nearly 5000
names, amon. which were those OF some o the
good Citizens, together with the names OF hon.
ofeo men who we're In their graves An indig-
balioh meeting was attended By abouE 1000
people, and speeches denouncinp the action of
me business men were delivered pg leading
me d. among Others the mayor OF the city. The
Ieeing runs so high that all the business men
are included In the denunciatlon ,ho,gh come
OF them protest that they had nothing TO do
with the publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-01

The women suffragists are operating on a
new line In New Jersey. There is a bill pend
Ing before the legislature to restore TO ex-
conVicts their right TO vote. The women are
protesting that the state should restore to them
the Tight OF franchise taken from them In 1907
oefore caring for eN-conyicts. They make the
additional point that when women were dis.
francfdsed In the state, free colored men were
also excluded from the ballot; that the latter
have had their privilege restored 10 them, ana
that the women are certainly entitled to as
much consideration. The remale suffrayIsts
are apparently watching public events closely
and Of late they take advantage OF every point
that can be turned TO their favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-01

The STAR office is connected with the Telephon.
Exchange. Advertisements. orders for the paper
by mail and otherwise. news. or any Information
business be sent day or night. free of charge.
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WHEN YOU WANT DRESS SHIRTS,
w remember that ''MEGINNISS," lUO2 st.
northwest is one Of the Largest Manufacturers Of
FINK dress SHIRTS and LINEN COLLARS H.
ths c"ui try, end we retail our goods at less than
thus g.ir the consumer chance to save the large
Profit that il made by retailers generally. Our
MS 20 c. nts. finished, and our Mystery" Shirt
80 ready made Shirt has no superior. and il only
S0 cents, fnishtd. ready for the wash tub W
retail the fne.t Linen ;lars. in the latest styles
ior "a g. per dozen; -x finest Linen collars for Is
nr, and boat Of selp it cheaper than ny other
rouse tjan19l G.. GEO. MEesINNI1S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-01

More snow and more cold weather, instead NJ
That promised thaw the last OF January. Ven.
Ior Is huubug
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TFoR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FOURTH pAoE.l
Tribute OF Respect-ISOB. Hugh Blair
GrigSby. IL. D.. Deceased.

At a called meeting of the Executive
Committee OF the Virginia Historical So
ciety held at o'clock z. NJ. April 30. 1881
Vice President William Writ Henry pre-.
sIdng-the following action in tribnle TO
the late president Of the Society, the Hon.
Hugh Blair Grigsby, IL. d., was taken
whereas this committee has Just learned
OF the death OF the Hon. Hugh Blair
Grigsby, LII. d., president OF this Society,
which occurred at EdgehiIl, his residence,
In the county Of Charlotte, on Thursday the
2Sth instant, be 1t
ReSolred, That we cannot too deeply de.
plore the heavy loss which We have sns-
tained in the death OF one whose devotion
to the interests OF the Society, united to his
great learning and accomplishing have
been 30 effective in forwarding the objects
for which this Society was formed.
Resolved. That the Hon. Hugh Blair
Grigsby, IL. d., by bis natural eudow.
ments, by his passionate devotion TO learn
ing in all OF its forms. by his conspicuous
purity OF life, and by his Invaluable c0ntri.
buttons to the history and literature Of bis
native State, has deserved, rs he has enjoy
ed, the admiration, the love, and the graft.
tude OF his feIlow-citiZens, aud has been
recognized beyond the borders OF his State
as lifting type Of the men who have shed
so great lustre around the name OF Vlr.
ginia.
BeSotred, That Dr. Charles G. Barney
and George A. Bark,dale, E,q be appoint
ed on behalf of this Society TO attend the
funeral obsequies OF the deceased, In the
city OF Norfolk, and that copy OF these
resolutions be forwarded TO bis widow and
children, with the assurance of our deep
sympathy with them IN their heavy afti c.
ton. WILLIAM WRIT HrNRY. Chairman.
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WEATHER REPORT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

The BOGUS MERCHANT STILL. on HIS
ROUNDs.-A day or two since Messrs Win
go, Elicit d Crump, Of this city, received q
letter from ii. B. Anthony, shoe-manufac-
turer OF Camden, y. j., under date OF April
18th, stating that on the Saturday previous
a party representing himself as Mr.. Crump,
OF the above firm, came 10 his house and
gave an order for twelve cases OF shoes, the
order TO be filled by May l2h. The cost
OF the goods would have amounted 10 about
81, ,3GS. Mr.. Anthony, having doubtless
read the account published in the Dispatch
OF the operations OF the individual who bad
been making purchases North in the name
OF several Richmond merchants, took the
precaution OF writing TO Me>srs. Wingo, E.
lett & Crump, informing them OF the occur
renee. Or course these gentlemen were very
much surprised on the receipt OF the letter,
and promptly informed Mr.. Anthony that
the transaction was fraud.
On yesterday they were further surprised
by receiving through the mail bill from
Messrs. CroXton, Wood & Co., OF Phiadel-
phia, shoe dealers. for one case OF shoes,
amounting to SS3.52. The note accompany
ing the bill stated that the shoes had been
shipped by steamer, and that the balance
would be sent as soon as possible. What
the balance was, Mr.. Crump, with whom
we talked, could not say, as the reception Of
the bill was the first intimation he bad Of
the matter. Messrs. CroXton, Wood Il Co.
were also Informed that no one had been
authorized to make this purchase. and
that the shoes would be shipped back to
them. There is no clue TO the party who
Derpetrated this trick, bu. it is quite likely
that it is the same one who has been making
purchases for other merchants OF this city,
Something ought TO be done TO put stop
TO these bogus transactions, as our mer-
chants have been very much annoyed Of
late in consequence Of them.
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MRS. WINsLOW'S
a.

Rev. sYLyAsUs COBB thus writes In The Boston
Christian Freeman We would by no msans re-
commend any Kind of medicine which W. jid not
know 10 be particularly for isfsnts. Bnt of
MRS. w:SsLOw SOOTHING SYRUP we can
speak from knowledge. Ia our osn family II has
proved blessing indeed by giving an iufsn, trou.
bed with coc palms quiet sl,ep and the parents uE-
broken rest at night. Most parents eau appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article which worLs 10
perfection and which Is harmless; for The sleep
which II az rds the infant Is perfectly natural and
the little cherub awakes as bright as button" And
durng the process OF teething Us value is ncaeua-
bic. We have frsquentiy heard mothers cay that
ihtY would not be without II from The tiih OF TIE
child iill II had flushed with the teethng siegc On
any consideration whatever. Sold by all druiKists.
Twenty-Five cents bottle ap 2a.eodlw
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AUCTION SAILS MONDAY.

". GoDpIN, I2 ~. Ia trout ~ the cusiom.bc bcuse.
trust. es' sale OF yalusble coal ana coke proisfiy
In GoochIand eoanty. With fixtures. sc,
ROsERT ID. LYME. 4 4. NJ. at HenFico esur;-
house. trustees and eommiss loners sale OF n de-
sirabe aud improved fsrm ~ Henrico ceuuty
four and a half miles below The etss.
GRtlBRs q WILLIAMS 8 y. NJ. bsncsome brick
residence No. IS north sixth street.
FRANK ID. HILL 70. 5s r. ". euilcins i,'S
on The east eide OF Twesty.sixth sirrtt between
Marshall aud t'lav, Church Ill.,
FUHMAN TUfpER, 81 r. ~ peten Glory sac eI
atwo siory-and-oasentn NJ detached dwsiaos w
Manchester.
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THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
This body will assemble in this city on
Tuesday next at Mozart Hall. Governor
Holiday will deliver a welcome address, 10
be followed by an address by the presi.
dent OF the Association. Many delegates
have already arrived. Registration will
commence tomorrow at 10 O'Clock at Asso-
citation Hall, S19 Main street.
Tickets TO the exhibition OF medicines,
sur ical instruments, chemicals, &c., at No.
1907 Main street, may be obtained OF any
member OF the committee. They are II.
Roberts Baker, chairman, 9l9 Main street {:
Norman V. Randolph, 1902 Main street {;
Polk Miller, 900 Main street, and MontsOm-
cry West, oil Main street.
In addition TO the above, an exhibition OF
drugs, chemicals, &c will be held during
the meeting Of the Association at the En-
change Hotel, to be under the direction OF
the same committee.
On Tuesday night private entertain
ment at the WestmOreland Club will be
given by Drs. McCaw and Mcclure.
Wednesday night the doctors will visit
the Mozart in body, when the opera Of
the doctor OF Alcantara will be pre-
sented.
On Thursday night an entertainment in
honor OF the American Medical Association
will be given by the medical profession and
citizens at the Richmond Theatre. The
affair will be modelled after the Colonial
ball, and will be under the direction of the
ladies' who so successfully managed that fine
OCCASION
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THE APPOINTMENT OF GENERAL MANAGER
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY OF
FIclALLY ANNOUXCED.-An notice from &. p.
Huntington, Esq, president Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, announces that Mr.
G.. w. Smith has been appointed general
manager OF the Chesapeake aud Ohio rail.
way. with headquarters at Richmond, and
will assume the duties OF the Office TO day.
General Williams c. Wlckham, the second
yice.president, who has heretofore had
general charge OF the executive aud opee-
rating departments on the line OF the road,
will after this date have charge OF matters
pertaining to the executive department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

SUDDEN DEATB.-Information was re-
ceiyeo here yesterday OF the sudden death,
from heart-d,easc. in Cincinnati, Ohio, OF
MIR. George Prentiss, resident of this city.
Mr.. Prentiss left Richmond last wednesday
for the West in the company OF friends ap-
parently in perfect health.
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editor OF the New York Eireman's journal,
and two daughters. Governor Holiday
was to bave been present, but Is now ia
New YORK. Representatives OF the munich.
pal and State governments will occupy the
front pew on the left of the centre aisle.
Archbishop Gibbons and DR.. A. l.. Mag.
nIen are guests Of Mr.. John Purcell, 9f6
east Clay street; Bishop Becker Is stopping
with Mr.. James Purcell, on Grace Street
between Fifth and Sixth streets: Rev. r.
+. HeaIy is the guest OF Mr.. william Allen,
at 401 west Franklin street; Monsigneur
Seton stops with Mr. Andrew Pizzini, cor
ner Eighth and Grace streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP LINE TINS
popular passenger and freight line an
nounces that hereafter 1t Will have regular
sqiiDg hours from Richmond without re-.
gard to tides. The hour on Sundays WIN
be s A. NJ, and on Tuesdays and fridays
at 2 p. NJ. All who have gone 10 New YORK
by the splendid steamers OF this company
say the fare, accommodations, and atten-
lIous OF lis courteous officers ana agents are
unsurpassed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

| BOILER. EXPLOSION boiler OF saw
mill engine exploded yesterday at Keys
vile. on The Richmond and Danville rail-
road, seriously iDiuring Mr. +. kell, the
proprietor OF the mill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

RICHMOND TO LYNCHBCRG.- B. :. Bar
bour, the enterprising general freight and
passenger agent of the Richmond and ALE
ghany railroad, gives some very interesting
Information in our columns to-day to all
who wish to visit Lynchburg on business
or pleasure. Amongst other things he
mentions that passengers taking the L. Nj.
train from Richmond connect at Tye river
with packets, enjoy a nights rest OBJ the
james, aud arrive at Lyncbburg next morn
ing in time for breakfast. The packets have
been rcftted and put in frst.cla,s order,
with sleeping arrangements superior to the
Pullman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

ACCIDENTs.-Tbe Travellers Insurance
Company, OF Hartford. Conn, has appoint
ed Me>srs. Gordon d Peasants, OF this city,
its agents, who will not only through the
Dispatch but by personal visits make
known to our people some interesting facts
about accident Insurance. They will be
surprised to learn that by far the largest
number of claims are paid to persons in
iured in the usual vOcatOns OF life, and
not 10 travellers on railroads or other pub.
lie cOnveyances. Prominent on the list will
be found falls, carriage and horse.accidents.
gunSbot wounds, slips and mlsstcps, iniu-
ries TO eyes. bites by dogs and eats, cuts by
broken glass, burns and scalds, jams be.
tween doors, windows, dc.
The Travellers is SAID to be the largest
accident company in the world. II has am
pie capital and surplus and an enyiable re.
putatlon for the prompt and satisfactory ad-
iustment of claims for loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

KENTUCKY WHIskEY tour years ODD $3.50 PER
GALLOS-quaty unsurpassed fOI The money-at
CHRISTIAN & WHITES,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


ys,sU DIVIDENDS On ORDINARY
" SORTUWESTFRN MUTUAL
IiFE.INSCRANIE COMPANY.
-. IN 4 so issued Apria 1868, age. "a.
Ne i~rssSx W. HARLOW, WORCESTER, MASS:
UT al 900; supusi pfemium ......<Ss 6S
Nd dsldcnd Ia 1850 t4e per cent? t)........ Is as
-. az 400. issued August, 1870; see. 81. Judge
NHf,wS N. HARLAN, UNITED STATES SUPREME
,sovst' sVv@ $4,000; annual premium........t1tl7 rs
Nm dividend In 1880 l4lY per cent th.;. os SIS
tSr-o coi Is ned Aprti. 1873. age. 40.
No. yyecUsoN BRACH, ALEXANDRIA, VA;
,ri zoo: annual premium.~."...t1e2 so
NM "iytiesd In 1850 JS6 per centl...... 90 o5
ssspsi 500, March. 1874; age. "a.
No N g. ToRsrMASN, RICHMOND, VA:
as Al 600: sunas premium .........S $50 "a
AsaS SlTiscnd IN 1881 tSS per cent.)....... @ so
:, w,n he observed that the dividends Of the
-, TrwESrERN MCroA. increase tcih tie age
yftf policy. ,,, -
y, s..n spplied To PURCHASE ADDITIONAL IN.
W. ,~ry they would have been largely increased
>tsN NSrthcr information. address
Z" JOHN X, CARY. state Agent,
lolS Main street. Richmond. Va.
ph''N NH 3o-eod
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ID. +. MIrTFLDoRFER will offer this week
great inducements in P1rasols. Dress Goods, Bnnt-
inzs. Matings, Laccs Hosiery Gas lmeres, Corsets,
Unaundrtd shirts. Give them an early call TO Sc
cure some Of The bargains.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

FULCHER's AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA, WHitREY,
three years old al $3.50 per gallon-a very superior
article; MoNTRosE Kentucky Rye Whiskey, four
years old, at s3 per gallon. W. II. BLAIR Z co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-01

Ask druggists for Rough on Rats" II clears 0ut
rats, mice bedbugs rOaches yermin, flies, ants, In.
sects : cents nor b,x
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THE CONSIDERATION
OF REV. FRANCIS JANssENs TO-DAY.

The Cathedral TO be Crowded-Imposing Cere.
will be Present-Sketch OF the New Bishop
His Future Diocese and His Successor Here
Eloquent Services and Fine Music, etc., etc.
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ROCKS. sTATIONERY. dc.


. Tut EICHOFs. A Romance from the
SefmIn by Mrs. Wister. $50.
HnW rOLUhE OF SERMONS. by Rev. v. w.
unps"Deftssn. $3.50. -. .. -
'Ss IND or THE WORLD: WITH NEW IN.
dtkPkErATIOSs or HISTORY. BY william
E,,h h9ico1f,e. NJ. ~. fl.10. .>....,
"sr YEARS ~ a nAKrLASD .1s,,o, kiIcnEN' .n
'haAbkRs's ENCYCLOPEDIAS. with many
TO- I.Sa,snd vl, engrs.inss.; good type '"o o'no"s
SSts AOs. FRANK Ih-SQUARE LIBRARY.
- nos. Of the SEASIDE LIBRARY.
zN sae by ,
-spz9 WOO DBOUsE a PAkHAM
NrEClMEN PAGES OF sANDS's SUIT
IN LQUITY-new edition
,'hiVA's cHANCERY PRACTICE; ana
AAkfIS's INDEX AND SUMMARY DIGEST
VI THE VIRGINIA REPORTS,
."De mailed to any address. Orders soiieitsd'o
lat.& valuable works.
.gfs-d4w .. w. RANDOLPH 4 ESGL'sn.
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SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN & WHfTg'f.
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LEE GALLERY, 92O Main street, tai es the best
Photographs.
ALL In want Of faithful Photographs 30 10 LEE
GALLERY.
BEST and cheapest Photographs. LEE CAL
LERY.
CnGLDREN's PHOTOGRAPHS beautifully taken
LEE GALLERY.
LEE GALLERY. Good Photographs aud ss,isfas-
ton To all.
READ ID. 4 f. MfTTELDORFER's new advertise
tps M
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VIRGINIA CLARETs VERY superior)at
CHRISTIAN * WHT.E'a
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LEE GALLERY. Good Photographs aud s,,,fas.
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FRESH INVOICE OF KEY WEST CIGARS Just
received by ID. BLATR& Coz
FINEST DOMESTIC PICKLES AND PRESERVES
at CHRISTIAN < WHITES.
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DON'F DIE IN THE HOUSE.

READ d. 4 f. MrrTELDoRFER's new advertise
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IN TIE CATHEDRAL

As the procession eaters the church, the
grand organ, accompanied by full orcbes.
TIA, will break forth with the march from
Meyerbeer's Prophet" The immense as
semblage which Will have congregaled will
then witness superb and imposing scene
as the solemn procession advances to the
sanctuary, when the three ataTs, brilliantly
lighted with a myriad Of tapers, aud taste
fully II not gorgeously decorated with fow-
ers, will be seen through the delicate clouds
OF odor. bearing incense.
The APOSTOLIC COMMISSION.
The Consecrator, being vested In full pom
tifcals by his attendants, Is seated at the
altar, and the BIsbop.elect 10 amice, alb,
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The ceremony Of placing him on the
episcopal chair being next performed, in
token OF his being made a judge and ruler,
the Te Deum is sung, whilst the newly
made Bishop passes through the church
giving bis blessing. On his return TO the
sanctuary an anthem is sung, and prayer
recited previous to the solemn blessing
which he gives from the altar. Then, nav
ing wished long life 10 his consecrator, the
ceremony terminates with the recital OF the
commencement Of the gospel OF 81. John.
THE RITE AN ANCIENT ONE.
The rite for consecrating bishops, 10 sub
stance such as Is used 10 the Catholic
Church, is found in a ponti6ca manu-
script Of Egbert, Archbishop OF York,
above q thousand years old, written In
Saxon characters. There is no mention,
however, OF the mitre or gloves. Both are
said to be mentioned In manuscript pontifl'
Gals OF the church Of Mentz about five hum
dred years old.