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MARRIAGEH

Married, in Chesterfield, September %, 1881, ~
Zion-Ilm church, by Rev. Jams Bailey, Mr..
JAMES A. CLARKE 70 Miss AMERICA No
LELAND, both Of Chesterfield. 70 cards.
Richmond nancrS Dlcase COpY.
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h5- CENTENARY METHODIST
(Grace street between Fourth and Fifth streetsl-
Services at IL O'Clock A. NJ. aud 7:4o L. NJ, con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. p. A. PETERSON.
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper viii be adj
ministered after the morning sermon.
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DAMPATIKE ACADEMY.

The regular session Of this school ".l
tho lST or OCTOBER, under the cn1fst
DAVIS, graduate Of the University i
For circulars spply 10 Colonel llioMN-
TER, Aanquin pO,t-0Alce, King Will"
Va. iy Bow ,lh&-iA
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M FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. T. L.. PRESTON, ID.
D., having returned, will occupy The pulpit at II
A.. NJ, and 8 L. NJ.
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M PARK-PLACE METHODIST
CHURCH.-Seryices by the pastor, Rev. JoHS
HARMON. subjects-ll a. NJ, What Christ Is
to the Believer; 8 p. NJ, Our Guide.n
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DEATHS.

Infant son 81 JbiiI ~ Aih lNf lAN ~ Aebu'
Pizzini: aged seven months and fifteen days.
Died, September %. 1881, at 900 y. W., 1t her
fathers residence, 1859 esst Cary street, Miss
MARY ELIZABETH HARThEN, elder daughter
of Henry Hsrtken; aged sixteen years and fifteen
days.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud TO Heaven conveyed
And babe II blossom there.
The funeral will take place SATURDAY MORN
ING, October lst, at 3 O'Clock, from St Mays
church. Friends and acqualutances are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice. .
Died, at the residence Of his father-in-law tDr.
John Herbert ClalbOrncl, Petersburg, Va, Septem-
Ter 30, 1881, DR.. PHILIP HOWELL LIGHT
FOOT; aged tWenty-eight years.
His funeral will take place from -. Pauls
church, in Petersburg, on SUNDAY al III O'Clock.
The friends Of the family, as well IS those OF his
father-in-law and partner DIR. John Herbert Gal
bOTmc), are Invited TO attend.
Died, in Chesterfield county, on Tuesday The 27th
of September, of typhOid-feyer, Miss LAURA a.
MINfREE, eldest daughter OF the late Robert H..
Winfree, IN the hfty-siXth year Of her age.
Petersburg and Lynchburg papers please copy. v
Died, I'm Washington city, September 20, 1881,
WILLIAM +. GREGORY, son OF W. +. g.. ana
Fannie Gregory.
The funeral viii take place on SUNDAY MORN
ING, October 2d, at . o'clock, from Dr. HOge's
church. Friends of the family are Invited 10 st
tend.
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NJ JULIUS MEYER 4 son,
COL AND sos BROAD STREET.
GRAND OPENING.

Having asde unusual preparations for the
coming Season. We have now the lsrgest aud mos.
complete stock ever shoun by IA.
DRESS GOODS.
BEE and PLAlDs. GOLD aud SlLAIR
TINSTL, STRIPES aud PLAlDri A ADkkE
STRIPES, CHEVIOT EFPEC1S, SCOTCH
PLAID-, BHOCADES, and m'ny other novel de-
Al he Latest shade, IN sOLID-COLORED sHOO-
DA CLOTHS and CAsIlAEkESi
An shaies I'm COLORED J. OOL CASH
DOTBLE-WiDTH ALL-WOOL MUMMY
CLOTHS AZ 50c. worth Doc;
ENGLISH CASHMERE, all shades, ~ lOc.;
ALL-WOOL MUMMY CLOTHS every Shs"e' al
nALP-%OOL IRISH sILK-FACE BEOCApEs
II 1876. worth 3jc.
Pushes. SILKS, YELYETs, AND SATINS.
We hsyo every shade IN SlLk PLUsHES 4ttS-
steel Mixed, FsHn hi1el' and G0li-hl1ed
RoHRS "trip SILK VELVET new stb4;
BLACK SATIk-GkOUND BROCADED SlLh
VELVET At - worth y;
Al tbe new shades I'm PLAIN ,nd STRIPED
MORE antique slLAsi go.
Ffaeu pieces EXTRA HEAVY tOLORED
DRESS sILKSat 3l-specil bargain
SIX pieces COLORED BR6CADE YELNEIEENS
Fiv" 4I,c,s HEAVY BLACK ALL-slLK AR
NtRES, Tor clocks sud doimbns' II tA.oo
nGFC3Fh,n s3SSTDipN MERyILLEUx, SATIN RA-
DANES, ami ~ RAILS NJ bottom prices.
RAM EXHIBITION or BLACK bDODs.
ALL-WOOL BLACh CAsfIAERES from SOC. 20
Spc,Isi attention q. called to our 4o-inch ALL
Wool CAsHhERE 20 SOC;
34-inch ALL.-N - BLACh AIMh CLOlhS
AGiL.%yTJof, siiO0bAs. ARNURE CLOTHS,
DRNP D'AIAA new, SILK ana WOOL
HENRIETTA, GRAPE CLOTHS, anu other
mourning goods at Our usual low prices.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BLACR SILK aud CHkNlLLE JET SILL
and ONBRE-DEADkD fl;lNGts from soc.
Nev ,tyIr, in COLOREDsILk FRINGEsm plain
4uiomhre cOlOrs from SOC. 10 II
FVcry ,hplc and combination In NI-h
BLACK SiI.h GIRDLFS, with gold and silver
JET, SrEkL, aud OhBRE-bfADhD fASSE-
M~ENTERtE AMENfS
III GLOVES.
Having closed out IN importers stock ~ are en-
30 dozen GENUINE JOUYIN TWO-BUITON
MD GLOVES, In colors and black, ~ Que
original price, ~
GLOh - al bOc.i ,,..-.-
our celebrated MARGUKEIT& MD GLO IN
all the new Shades al
We are agents Tor the LAFAYETTE hiDGLONtS
with FOSTERS patent lace hOok+-prlcc, nye
HOOKS, sI.25; even hooks, Sl.o3-in black
RifWHESSl BARGAINS IN HOSIERY and
JULIUS MEYER \ son.
HAm Orders PROMPTLY AND PATH
FULLY %-o7"N
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r. DRY GOODS.
-vCLE BROTHERS
GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND DRI-uOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.

We are displaying for the faI selson complete
lines Of goods In All departments that will surlass
in QUALITY, VARIETY, and DESIGN anything We
have previously offered, and, a. usual, will LsADIN
pOpTTAn PRICES.
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h1T SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Main and sixth streetsl-Rey. HENRY
MCDONALD, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY At IL
A.. NJ. and T.. 81.
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BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Filled with choice and desirable goods. Special
attention is called TO our importation Of BLACK
CASHHEREs. SILK-WAR" HENRlETTAS and
CAAEL'S AIR
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

During the present season We are prepared 20
meet any demands. a. We never Sllow our stock Ia
standard goods b run low.
SATINs, 75c. to 81;
SILKS, soc. % t3;
sATINS DE LYON and DE- hERNEILLIEUX
LINING SILKS, Sc;
LOokstourtI.3O BLACK SILk-best ever offered.
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II is good policy to form clubs every
where. Go 10 work at ohce and form
them.
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Ia RACE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and FOushee streetsl.-
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER d. d.
will preach at IL o'clock A. NJ, and Rev. 5. VI.
R~ECHARDso Of South Carolina, at 5 o'clock T.. VI
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will BE- soil Al greatly reduced rates, A. We sre do
tcrmiuei u dispose OF the entire stock. Great bar
& aims can be found.
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FRENCH ORGANDY, very hnc and sheer, st2Jc.
BEAUTIFUL STRIPED MUSLIN At IKE;
WHITE and CREAM DOTTED, FIGURED, md
BROCADED MUsLINS;
NAINSOOK, LISON DE DACCA, CHECK Nus
Inns, CAMBRIA, AAZALIA, &c.
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MIS- FNNA GRFBE. TENIU-E

vi THE GERMAN LANGltDl ...
schools u Mr.. GOHDoE-ESgit-U aut Fr.
sToN, Informs her friends and nstr u. ..' .
school hours f3 O'Clock o.. NI -hr SIT IH..
EATE CLASPS N tONNEli~AIIuN H|..
= CLASS N LITKRATiEE b.. ~h, ui.f- ' .
following gentlemen: Nor. D.. D. N..i'.r ' A.
Pcrle, and 4. O,trIluL. Err ti.lf'-- I- s.
north rnh street. --.'
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DUCATEONA
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
NJ RICHMOND.
FACTLrN

The bOEIr-FOUTH sktSIoS OF rI- U..'rt.
commences EIRST MONDAY OF O,IuI.H, b..
~tern!ustts Nay 10Th.
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NJ HAVE THE LARGEST AND NOST Cov
PLETE STOCK EVER EXHfBITEDBYt.
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y EIRsT ENGLIsH LUTHERAN

CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broad).-Rey. W. G.. S%CHAEFFER, pastOr.-Preacli-
ing At IL A. VI. and 7:f5 +. NJ. Subject At night;
- History of some Of the Songs Of Zion" Visitors
welcome. Seats free.
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t5r BROAD-sTREET METHODIST

CHURCH (Tenth and Broad).-SUNDAY, October
2.-Preaching by Rev. W. G. STARE, ID. d., pas
tor. At IL a. VI. subject: Balancing the Ac-
count with God.n ~ s II. VI. subject: "Heayen
and Earth in a Casket Of Flesh" A cordial invl-
tatiOn to all.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHUR CHI
Twelfth and Broad str~eetsl.-Rey. J. b. HAw-
rHoRNE, u. d., pastor, will preach SUNDAY at IL
A.. M.-subiect: "A Pharisee C~ondemned-A sin
ner Saved"; and al s I. NJ, subject " Gods Mca-
surement Of Religious Acts" All welcome.
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nIAck sILk ~nFPARTMFNT.

Lsrgc stock BLACK SATIN DELION, SATIN
MERYEMLEUX, SATIN and SILK SURAH.
Also. q conplcte assortment Of BLACK SILK
and SATIN BROCADES In the latest fall designs.
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NEORGETOWN COLLEGE, d. 4


The scholsstic exercises Of thi. met '.'
resumed on TIT kSDAl. ~SEIIkMhfH p lr-
For catalogues Of FUN information tIH.
aug RAY. T.. ?. llEAL1, 5. d. t.t
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EXCLUSIONS, PIC.NICs, dc.

CLEAR THE TRACK.-lIERE WEGO.
~ The last excursion Of the season to N..ASH-
INGTON. BALTIMORE. and NbW 1phh clI
tna ChcsaDeake and Ohio and Washington ana
baltimore aud Potomac railways, lcSsiuS ne
Chcssuaske aud Ohio depot SATURDAY $lGHI'
October 1T, 1T $50 o'clock. A! ne VIZ by esH'
No change OF car.
Faro tor Round TriD: Richmond to Na-hinEton'
a. no. Richmond TO Baltimore. a.: Richmond %
Kew YORK.. 3l2.b0. Tickets good Tor nteen dhy''
to return on any regular train. d,
This will be he last chance Tor merchant, ana
pIsas1re-eekers to enjoy them.elye9 A. reduced
rates, as It is po-itiyely the llst excursion 10 be
rIyen north this aAson. Speclal arrangements hr
culored people.
tickets Tor sale BY the committee. u. Thomp,
ton 4 Co., Boot and Shoe Dealer, 5l5 east broad
traSt = z. Jobu ton, Ncwsdealer. OILS east Main
.trqt; Y. T. Adams, corner Fourteenth ana
franklin streets, At the depot, and on the train.
No brrth4. M meals 20 be paid for on this cNcur-
son. Sc 1O,lI, 13,lT,Ie,2l,24,25,2s.AO
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HzYlug made unusual preparations for the
season. We have now ne lsrEest sud mo3.
stock ever shOHn by us.
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DICHAOND SEMINARY,
IL RI,UN.Nu.
John ". POWELL, pHIN,irti
HEs. T.. g.. PEATON and
MRS. J. n. GARNEIT,
ASSOCIATE pUIHI..

The continued growth OF this stlI''.
YOUNG LADIES having rendered 10 n"
secure Increased scCumluOQatiOhr the IN|
3 EAST GRACE STREET hA, been l.
term OF years. Thi, building wasde,le..
d numlt- 81 years has been used fnr -.
pose. 10 will De- thoroughly repaired ''.
complete ~ All rs appointments. Tho
dati0us for bprrdcrs are fIc Def. l".
ladies 20 q room, and isgl" rooms PROVO
desired.
A comfortable apartment and t. t...
uutiOn provided FOR The -ick.
The ,choul VIII REOPEN MUNuAl. -
Der 10, 1881.
For Information As tD price, Ntr Apply
lOgue N the bookstore. " % ~
" 3O-dlw&uaJdts JOHN u. I''N
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w ~ A|ahAhAH
L will 10 trruty-fJuIiu l
slou SEPTEMBER -, ISL.
with Co,oue. ID. +. BOY II. OF Baton R..H DID,.
principal. assisted by former instruct f-I
kuLfs .ud Puuui MAJOR. and other .. m'.
teachers.
TERss: 1900 Tor MI expense for I.i
AJJrc-s COIONEL -. 9. bod
LARkIS WILLS.
IS 22-tOcl Locust Dale, Madison count,
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n9r sEyENTH-sTREET CHRISTIAN

CHURCH.-Rey. j. Z. TYLER, pastor, will preach
at IL 4. VI. and s Z. NJ. Seats free. All welcome.
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PERFUMERY, SOAPS, POWDERS, TOOTH
POWDER, and other TOILETGoODS at %unusual-
ly low prices
CARDOLIC MOUTH-wASH Al soc.
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LADIES MOHAIR and LINEN LISTERS in
great variety, ranging In cost from al 10 s5. our
stock r. full I'm these goods and the price very low.
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WHITE GOODS.

Our stocks I'm this department are very fuli, and
include all the latest novelties aud standard goods.
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DIZZY GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.

TOURQUREAN, PRICE TEMPLE &
COMPANY,
42g EAST BROAD srREkT.
CARDDZO. ALsOP, AOSBY 4 CO.,
zoos EAST MAX STREET,
-,nr-nr tIcl rnsent month ner spcc..lI nlucemenls
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The clinical advantage Of Richmond r
under the control n the Faculty. ll.lH.I ..
al, the College Hospital, the college I... .-
the Eye and Par lndrmAry luutrr t.,.' b.
In. =. A. White, aud tie STATE t,U'ra'
A.Ylum are ol-u % The student NLrlIYlI IHt. t
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DEACH MILITARY ACADENN

Viii M ~ -NI''
ID SELECT BOARDING. AID DAY
No. S22 EAsT FRANKLIN ~rHELf
NA.-The seventeenth session btKin- Ill hN
September 18Th, and close lJTuJtNf I
Mr.. L.. &. CATLETT, ". T.. 81 kichW''
has been engaged a. assistant, and ff.i'
HAssELgFF, the distinguished Russian
aud accomplished instructor, viii have
the department q Modem Language CIT
can BE- obtained 40 the bookstore li.N
by addres.ing :. r. BEACH. pr.
A scholarship IN the Virginia hiittrN
has been offered o. the best student il
next ,e.sion. ~ lT-~u.NN
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I- LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
TIE WORCESTERSHIRE.
Delicious with
MEATS. CAMS, SOUP, WELSH RAREBlIr, &c
John DUNCANS SONS,
y l7-SAly Agents
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LACEs AND EMBROIDERY.

LACES AND EMBROIDERY.
The Unprecedented demand Tor such goods has
induced US u make 4 speciality Of this department.
In AECHLIN, MALTESE, MlRECOURT, RUS
STA, C0RDERESsANT, APPLIQUE, ANTIQUE,
CARDINAL POINT, CORALTNE, TORCHON,
DUCHESS, and other novel and standard LACES
we exhibit toe grestest variety a. our usual popu-
lar prices.
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FACULTY
JAMES h. ACCAw, 81. D., Profess 'f pr..
OF Medicine.
R.T. COiyHkN, N. d., Professor ~ ''-.
etc.
j. WELLYoRD, n. y, Professor NJ ll.r.
Women snd Children.
o. =. Manson, N. D., Professor Of IUFI ..
snd Pathology.
NILLIAs H.TtYIoR, u. d., rrof.-.r.f'h..
Us. -. CULLES, ". D., Pr. t.-1r OF -.ra..
Christopher TosrEir-, ~. d., Ir.' F
Anatomy.
N. l.. JANIS, Professor of Mt'orl- ~ i.,..
Therapeutic.
n. n. TAYLOR, K. d., Dcmou.trIt.rr't ..,
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GEORGE +. MERRILL'S SCHOOL
u FOR YOUNG LADIES And hl--I- t
lU7 esst Cary street, viii begin
DO. p

Professor HASSELEPF, Instructor .i Ir
and German. Otler assistance ~ thc .tt ..
viii be- employed. Circular IL tie uooh .n.
~ ls-2W
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AIR. AND MRS. ENGLISII'S >,h''
vi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE tt
7OT EAST FRANkLIN STEtEi

This school viii reopen TUESDAY, >'
20, 1851. For circular apply % Irvl
ENGLISH or Nr. JESSIEG. ENhlI~ii
Franklin street y i7-Nu'N
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GENTLENEN's FURNISHINGS IN
COLLARS, CUFFS,
SOCKS, SCARfS,
ia best goods At lowest rate.

SPECIAL INDICTMENT.
For the balance or The season We offer spccisl
terms on FANCY sUITiNGS AID TROUsER
PATTERNS. Much money can be saved by ~
curing the materials OF 10.
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will reopen sErrhNBEH D.. 1921.
special clssss r. FRENCH conversation ...
rsturr arranged t'r siic..
FOR particular, apply 100 3oi of.t rrI.. ..'..
A. A-ilmAttydlm
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circulation e".............. f.-
Prgcucsl Anatomy, Demon trt pr t-.
Graduation Fee............-. ...
Good board from 30 tD SO pr r.II..
kor further information apply 20
j.. O. Mo- avs. H n
~ 0~S-dF,wt0ry Dom Hf f. .r
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effort succeeded in reaching the op.
posite shore and in a few hours was
holding sweet converse with the idol
Of his heart. B. CHILL.

Of his heart. Is. CHILL.
The SUNDAY MAGAZINE Fox APRIL.
The present number overaows
with reading matter to suit ell classes,
and which cannot fail to prove In
structiye, entertaining and profitable
II is a publication which mus. 6nd q
welcome in every family. The con-
tents are abundant and varied, but
we can only glance at them. aHow
the Poor Folks Live" by the Editor,
is deeply interesting, and the twelve
illustrations servet to intensity the
interest. Memories Of Egypt" by
s. K. Hunt, "Easter and the Days
Before 1t" Good Friday in Munich"
1.-THE Great South American Strug-
gle," ETC., are among the particularly
notable articles. In the department
of fiction are, a continuation Of the
admirable serial "Out of the World,v
by Mrs. o'Reilly; "a Ghost Story"
by Rev. ]. Hyatt Smith; "For the
Coming of the King an Easter
Story, by Helen W. PieRon, etc.
There are several excellent and in.
structive essays; sketches Of Rev.
John S. Macintosh, D. d. Bishops
Atkinson and Kerr, Rev. DR.. Chaplin,
Carlyle, Rev. J. Hyatt Smith, Rev.
DR.. Hoge, ETC., etc. The poems are
quite numerous, and of great merit.
Among the peculiarly interesting
features are "The Home Pulpit
"Hard Places in the Bible" by Rev.
DR.. Deems, with a Smile in It,"
1.-THE Invalid's Portion and Thoughts
for the Afflicted" Temperance
Tall" international sunday-School
Lessons" Editors Portfolio" etc.,
etc. The miscellany is unusually
abundant. There are 1913 quarto
pages and over 100 illustrations, and
a single copy is only Is cents; an
nual subscription, So, postpaid. Ad-
dress, Frank Leslie's Publishing
House, 50, IS and 81 Park Place, New
York.
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1t always gives us pain to hear one
cough on the street, in the house or
at meetings Of any kind. For this
reason, as well as others, l have de
voted time and study for years past
to find a remedy that will alleviate
and cure as far as possible, many of
my fellows who are troubled with
this grievous, wearing, tearing, vast.
ing cough, and think the Glycerole
Cough Syrup reaches more cases Of
bad coughs and bronchial affections
than any other remedy of its kind.
Price 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared by E. X. Thompson,
Titusyille, Pa.
For sale by Point Pleasant Drug
Store and A. c. Van Glider.
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JANUARY 10th. 1881.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
PASSENGER TRAINS RvN As Fo11ows:

No. 1 Mail-Runs daily except Sunday
from Richmond to Huntington; daily, VIII
liamson's to Huntington.
No. 8 Expressions daily from Rich.
mond to Huntington.
No. 5 Accom-. leaves Richmond daily
except Sunday, at 8 80 p. m. and arrives at
Gordonsvile at Z 90 p. m.
No. FL Mixed leaves Charlottesville
daily, except Sunday, at 4 80 p. m. and
arrives at Stanton at so p. m.
No. rs Mixed leaves Cannelton daily
except Sunday at 4 90 o. m. and arrives at
Huntington 10 30 a. m,
e., L. & u. s. II. IL. Trains run
G., b. 8. 4 p. p. steamer leaves
Huntington daily.
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Union school Graham District.

Union School Graham District.
Mr.. Editor: Please allow me a little
space In your valuable paper for a
summary report Of my school, which
closed the 10th ult., after being in
session for four months.
The average attendance during the
term was SS, which was about rs per
cent. Of the enrolment, and about 60
per cent. Of the enumeration.
The monthly examinations in
arithmetic, geography, grammar,
history and algebra, were a great in
ducement to study, as the pupils
knew that they had to have good
lessons every day, in order to merit
good grades at the end Of the month.
So they made rapid progress in their
studies.
Melvin and orval Roush were
neither absent nor tardy during the
term.
The senior spelling class wrote
two lessons per week, oftwenty words
each. The percentage of words spelt
correctly by each one during the
term, is as follows: Melvin Roush, 50;
Loretta Nease, 81; Willie Yonker, 70;
Ardilla Johnson, So; Grant Knapp,
SIS; Sarah Roush, rs; Lewis Fey, 81;
Allie Roush, 81; Lincoln Nease, "a;
Mile Bumgarner, SO; Dayton Knapp,
80; Ella zerkel, 81; Alfred Roush, SO;
Mary Knapp, 70; Henry Hart, 81;
Sarah Hoffman, go; John Roush, 70;
Mary Homer, 81; John Hart, 9S
Jemima Roush, So; Willie Hoffman,
CT; Andrew Johnson, 81. This class
reciled three lessons per week orally
Loretta Ncase received the greater
number Of head.marks. Sarah Fry
received the greater number in the
junior class.
Our Literary Entertainment,
which was given on last Thursday
night, was very enjoyable affair.
The attendance was at least twice as
large as could be comfortably seated.
The programme consisted ofan Essay,
q paper Of school items, declarations,
dialogues, vocal and instrumental
music. The String Band, consisting
Of John and George Van Matre, and
Frank Yeager, furnished most excel
lent music. At the close of the ex.
ercises a hearty vote of thanks was
rendered them for their valuable SER
vice.
had taught two successive terms
of this school, the second Of which
ended in rs. After the lapse of five
years, l returned, and have closed my
third term. As the attendance was
good, and as l have heard nocomplaint,
/ therefore venture the assertion that
the school was never managed more
successfully than it has been this
year, Respectfully,
B. YEAGER.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-16
Through Coaches between Gallipolis and
Columbus on all trains.

Connections made at Gallipolis with
Steamboats, and Stage Line for Middleport,
Pomeroy, and Ohio River points; at Nc
Arthur Junction, for all points on NJ. & G.
r. r.; at Logan, for Athens, Parkersburg,
and Marietta; at Lancaster, for GAINESVILLE
and Circlevilie; and at Union Depot, Col.
umbus, for all points North, East and West.
oRLAND SMITH, Gen'l Superintendent.
G. D. NORRIS, superintendent.
w. II. HARRISON, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-16

INFORMATION FOR TRAvELERs.-If
you are contemplating a journey, it
will be to your profit and satisfaction
to know before you start, the short
est and most direct route to take, the
time it will consume, the fare, and
where you can buy a through ticket.
and have your baggage checked
through to destination. This infor-
nation and accommodation can be
procured Of the ticket agent at any
station on the line of the Ohio and
West Virginia Railway. This com.
pany on account of their close con-
nection with the trunk lines, is pre-
pared 10 offer special inducements in
the way of quick time, and low rates,
both passenger and freight to land
explorers, and those contemplating
moving to the great West; keep these
facts in mind if you think Of travel
ing. tt.