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81 HAVE USED -Nu0Ns LIVER REGULATOR
with successful eject iu BILIOUS collie and dy por-
.ia. Itisan excellent REMEDY aud certainly pub
lie blessing. 4. MAsTEHsON.
"tlGlN of Bibb county, Ga."
Genuine prepared only hy =. y. ZELIN GO.
4 CAEp.-Wc respectfully request the trade o.
cal 20 our tore. 1909 cast Nam strcet. AID oN-
amlnca Key West" Cigar we nave Just received.
We claim 10 20 tc the beet and cheapest genuine
Key West Cigar ever offered on lhi- marEeL
LA Mode T." tl,c brand.
W. d. BLAIR 6 co.
Opinion OF Dr. William y. stokes, Physician
Mt Hope Retreat, Baltimore: 81 have
great pleasure a adding MY testimony o. the
virtue, Of CoLaEN's LiEMG's LIQUID EXTRACT
O2 BEEr AND TONIC INyIGORAToR as tic very
host prcpaia ION used, and therefore confidently
recommend 10 90 tic medical profession" Ash
for CoLDES's. Takens other. ofdrlggi.t gene
uv
CHICK CiCArs. 5c.
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llONFEDERATE RONDS.

We are to-day paying $3.50 per thousand for
CONFEDER ATE 6. 7, or = PER CENT. BONDS
with NJ.Fch, April, June or Juy' lbO0' tOJ-
PuNS on.
You had best send yours at once, 10y express or
ngi.terod letter, ana we VIII pay You market
price me dav received. but should our orders be
UffhGrr,gu we will return them 10 yOu free If OK
pense THOMAS BRANCH CO.,
Bankers ana Comm ION Merchants.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

NJ on an salcs Of Bcal Estate made between nc
l.. Of January and last ~ june The taxes for tie
present wear have 10 be paid by tie purchaser. ON
nU sIlcs made between tNc lst of July and last ~
tho wear the tlXes have O.c pad by the seller
This custom WIS adopted about uitcen yctrsago
by an thc rcal cst o. gents in HichMDnd ana al-
plies o. Richmond and ycinty.l
GRTBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 +. NJ, store and dwell
ing 80 17O1 east Ai.. stfcd.
X. r. GRIFFIN, rcil estate !n southampton
county.
". If. LYME 4 CO., , +. NJ. lot with framed
cottage tht. con, 80. 1904 wet Clay street.
FVRNlAN TUPPER, ! T.. 81, valuable ltnd ad-
iolning the corporate lmim of Manchester.
RICHMOND BAZAAB, lO4 \. ~, store and
laundry hxturcs. furniture, &C., No. III cast
UToaf street
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VI. ELLYsOS & CO.. .adycrti.iugagcnts, insoIt adj
ycrtiscmemtsin IN al.of tie newspapers OF the United
state. az publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch counting-room win receive prompt atten-
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HACAS'S AIAGEoIIA EALT.

HACAS's NACSoLN EALH,
GIVES 10 EyEEY WONAS
FAIR, FRESH. AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLXGON.
No matt,r how much 10 may have become im-
paired by nature or othcrw.se % makes the Skis
PURE. SOFT and LIKETHAr or YOUTH
Itisno, only ELEGANTLY PEgFUMED, but II Is
IN every way mos, perfect wash anda SPLENDID
LOTioN.
II, APPLICATION cannot possibly De detected,
and is harmless as water.
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BUFFALO LETEHIA WATER.
BUFFALO LITHIA WATER
ron
%OUT' RHEUN1ATfSM, GRAVEL, AND DIS
EASES GENERALLY OF TIE URIC
ACID DTATHEsIs.
BUrFALO LETEHIA WArEn.


IN : " I VNNIf
or OXFORD NOETu CAROLINA.
Member OF the state Medical Asrociation. and du-
ring the late war q distngut ,bei surgeon of the
Confederate STATES army:
w hen IN condition sp prostratcd and disabled
from n Fouty aatctpn That ] WAS compelled %
aD&ndon TIC Practice OF my profession. icitt Lut
t"tte' n 0aV. hope That S90uh Cctr De able Ia
resume a., visit ~ ,Dnp weeks O. tlic Buffalo
ltuli Npring.. and tAc use OF the water Of SQriug
No' =, resulted in TIE complete restoration Of my
ntl"'' ana i am again actively engaged in pro-
i,sNioHai pursuits. From my own experience in
us use end observation or i.s effects anon other
PERSONS icoi wyii warranted in the expression of
inc opinion mat in g0ut ruUumaii .lu. and gravel.
thN' an ieci. IN diseases generally resulting from
me nrir-act1 dtathe>s. ills wafer is cntilled 10
s,,Se rank among TIE most potent OF known RENE
di3l agents" no e-g4w3w
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LILY BELLE CIGAR. 5c.

IT Is IMPOSSIBLE To- conceive Of a more health
ful and refreshing diaught than Is afforded 10y
TARRANT'S sELTzER ArERIENT, combining rs q
does the advantages Of a luxury aud a pure, safe
Alternative aud corrective Sold by all druggists.
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PIc-Nic CIGARS, Be.

THE DRAIN OF STRENGTH caused by malaria
affections of the lungs and imperfect digestion, +
speedily rcmodiod by he LIEBiG CoMrANY's
coca BEEF TONIC. Beware Il worthless imit-
ffou-
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For The Mid
die Atlantic States, generally cloudy wca-
thcr, areas Of light rain or snow, stationary
or slight fall in temperature, winds shift
ing. 20 northwest and northeast, followed
by falling barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
chilly.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 4. NJ, 81 ;
. a. NJ, ~; noon, 4G; p. NJ, &c; =.
NJ, 81; midnight, -.
Mean temperature. AZ Sc.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

NEW BOOkS.-Land Oi the Midnight
~ Sm-Summor and Winter Journeys through
sweden. NORWAY. Iapland. aud Northern flninnd.
by Du Chaillu: heautifully Illustrated; 2 vols.
T.5u. Seycrt; by Mr.. Mister; sl.Do NcnnOr's
Ncathoe Almanac Tor 1882. 2jc. Rows Reasons
for BceN ing ia Christianity, 70c. Arnc: by Born
son: : /. Aunt StienI; 10y author one summer;
sl.2J. creek aud Latin AuthOr; by Jennings
and John-t,ne; -. New issues Of franklin
square Library.
noIs WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
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Sc. only for a Picnic CiGAE.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH PHN1ING-liOUsE. Good work
low prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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COLLINS, BoUDEE d JENKINS,

COLLINS, BOUDEN d JENKINS,
TANKERS,
25 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK.
ACCOUNTS OF BANKS, BANKERS MER-
CHANTS. AND INDIVIDUALS
RECEIVED.
NTEREsT-BEARING CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSITS ISSUED.
BONDS AND STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
on COMMISSION AND FULL INFORMA-
5ION GIVEN REGARDING
SECURITIES.
DESIRABLE INYEs9lENT SECURITIES
ALWAYS ON HAND
MLMATTEEs sPERTAININGTOA A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS WILL RECEIVE
PROMPT ATTENTION.
SHELDON COLLINS. THOMAS II. BoUDES,
YRASK JENKINS
lno l2-lmj
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LIVERY.
I VERY! LIVERY!

keep constantly on hand supply OF
GOOD HORSES AND VEHICLES FOR HIRE
Special rates 10 commercial travellers.
W. B. MCCAIN.
oc 2-Jm Milton, y. G.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
HORSES. MULES, COUITss. &c.

EOR SALE, A COUPE, BYc& ~
MOOD BROTHERS. of New York, 43s==e11stt ~
i.riocl order. and Is ostred ~ = 1argali. Van Van
- sssi a. GEOI.GE A. A!NsLIE 4 SONS car
'',sr mandatory. NO le-lw
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Slmdau-The churches here were all
represented on last Sabbath by resident
pastors: full congregations attended, aud
much interest was cyinced. The Baptist
church was crowded ut - o'clock on the
occasion OF the delivery Of Rev. X. II.
PITT, address to the members Of the Mis-
sionary and Smday-School Association OF
that church. \ large number OF white
persons attended the services at the First
African Baptist church, seventh and Perry
streets. morning. noon. and night Sunday.
Rev. 4. Binga, the pastor, was in unusual
" good form. and reflected credit on hi
clerical attalnmcnts. The singing was d
decided feature in the days exhibit
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church NOsos.


At First Baptist church during the week
one person was received for baptism.
At First Baptist church (colcrcG on
Sunday afternoon Rev. J. =. Lynch, Of
Stirline, Connecticut, preached.
At Grace-Strcet Baptist church in the
morning the pastor. Ecy. Dr.. Hatcher,
preached and administered communion, at
which !hc ught-hand OF fellowship was
given 10 thirteen.
At Clay-Strcct Baptist church Rev. g. w.
PIuett occupied Che pulpit in the morning.
At pinc-Strget Baptist church Rev. !. B.
iIulsol preached sunday morning and
night. At night there was one profession
of conversion. Services viii lc held this
church every night this week.
Interesting meetings are i'm progress at
the West Point Baptist church, Of which
Rev. Dr. John William Jones is pastor.
During the past week Dr. Jones was aided
by Dis. hawthorne aud Mcdonald, and
this week expects the aid OF Or. Hatcher.
At (cnablc-Stcct Baptist church or
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. Il. H..
Pitt, preached, and at night Rev. W. T..
DcricuN, Of Manchester, preached The au-
niycrsary sermon Of the Missionary So
c,cty Of this church. The report repre-
scntcd the affairs OF the Society in -four
ishing condition.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEMs.-Canada Us.
Barksdale. Argued by w. w. Henry, Esq,
for appellant, and +. w. Christian, Esq,
for appellee, and submitted.
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Bricrs and Personals.

CAPTAIN James Barron Hope, OF Norfolk,
is in Tie city. the guest OK Colonel john T..
Cary. He viii rccitc his Centennial poem
nj Mozart llll this evening.
There t. 30 further trouble apprchonded
at the Cnuclt0n and Coal Valley (W. Nal
coal-minrs. and the military were ordered
away Yesterday. The difficulty was about
cclofed miners. and seems 90 have been
amicably arranged or 10 nave settled IL
self.
Owing TO the incemcncy oi the weather.
or some other reasOn, the RCdiiu,tcr politi-
cal conference did not take place yesterday,
and IL /, believed will not now take place
until about the time Of the meeting OF the
General Assembly.
superintendent G. W. Walling, Of the
New Norl, police, was in the tyycstcrday.
Yesterday was nasty day-Taw and
cherries. damp and dismal.
Alr. Daniel Hor.an has suffered the loss
Of hi, bright thrcc-ycar-old son Cornelius.
Iic died on Sunday at quartcr-past IL
O'Clock. The many friends OF Mr.. llorCn
will be panied t. learn Of his loss. The
funeral will take place this afternoon from
st. Patrick'S church at o'clock.
W. /. C0Wardn, ESD, president OF the
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany. and who was one .of the two dele
gate, from Virginia to the Convention OF
the "United Fire Underwriters Of Amer
ca," returned from New York on sunday.
DR.. Isaiah II. White, who has been quite
sick ior several days past, was much inn
proved yesterday afternoon and expects to
be out again in day or two.
Last night Private Watchman Thomas j.
Smither, found the rear basemcnt-door OF
40. 1907 Main street open. An eXamina-
ton Of the premises showed that nothing
had been disturbed.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday morning a
frame building on Broad street between
jefferson and Madison streets took fire
from stoye-pipe, hut the flames were eX-
tinguiShed 10y the station-men OF the Brook
avenue steamer with buckets OF water.
Damage small No alarm was turned in.
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cry or RIoIplosp. November 81, 1881.
X VOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
U .sLHTe That have this Day maze ~; T., q;
Blstnshr ms agent 20 carry ON tue bAhinS
ssi q, ~ The ely OF Richmond 70 D"y s'i'
@sa-3sssa oSI' BE-. TURNER.
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Protestant EPISCOPAL SUNDaY-SCHOoL
UNIoN. The 9Th monthly meeting was
held in Christ church sunday afternoon.
There wa, q very good attendance OF ,hc
representatives of the different Episcopal
churches. the church being comfortably
filed Tie president, Mr. Al. Blair, pre-
sided. After appropriate devotional eXr-
cises. conducted by the rector Of The church,
Rev. Robert L. Jackson, the president
called for the reports Of schools, which we
tabulatc as follows:
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Police Court.-Yesterday John Bowler
was required TO answer for keeping his
place OF business open on Sunday. lie
gave valid excuse, and was admoniShcd
and discharged William smith, summoned
up FOR the same iniraction OF local law, was
discharged and allowed to keep his place
open hereafter until s. \. VI on the days
in question. The case OF Matte smith,
charged with obtaining goods from Martha
Brown under false pretences, was partly
heard and continued until the 23d instant,
the defendant being admitted to bail du-
ring the interim.
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CEyERA. A novel from the German

GEVERA. 4 novel from the German.
= Translated by Mr.. Wistgr. Price, Si.5O.
CRAQUE 90 boom. story. On ustrdted.J
Cloth. : 80. paper. 80 cents
LUCILLE. By owen Meredith. A new edition.
(;cautifIly il,ustfatedJ SG.
SONGS OF SEVEN. By jean InPclOw. kcw
edition. Gllu.trufcd.J 80.
MISS ALCOT1's LITTLE WONEN uiand-
sOmcly iiiu.tratcd.) 10.
TIE TRAGEDIES or HSCHYLOS. 4 new
translation. with u biographical essay and appcn-
dix OF rythmed choral odc.. by T.. ~. Plnmptre,
10. ID. Price. II 30. VIII mary other choice aud
elegant books daily arriving.
no WOODIlOCSE & PARHAM.
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THE WEATHER.-Thus far. or rather
until recently, we have had one OF the
midest falls OF many years. II Is only
within the last few days that the leaves on
the trees IN this city have fallen, and scarlet
sage roses, and geraniums have been in
full bloom. The many colOred and varie-
gated c0leus beds had lost none OF their
brilIiancy and beauty, while the grass,
seeming to take a new lease OF lIfe from
the "lattcr rains" and the warm sunshine,
looks rs fresh and green rs when ii first
awakeS from its winter-lOcked sleep.
But change has come over the land
scape. and the trees are rapidly losing their
foliage and the green spots OF earth are
preparing to do homage 10 the Frost
King
Following the light rain OF Saturday
night was a "cold snap" The wind sud-
denly veered around 10 the north and
caused the mercury to tumble with a We
locity scarcely ever equallcd in this locality.
The highest reading OF the thermometer on
Saturday (abOut o'clock was SO. At 6
o'clock Sunday morning it had fallen 10
3Go-fOrfy-fUe degrees in fifteen hours.
The highest point it reached Sunday was
$40. At sunrise yesterday the reading was
$50. SUNDAY night was clear and beauti-
fulaud a heavy frost succeeded, but about
day the sky became overcast with clouds,
and the atmosphere was raw and damp, be-
tOkcning falling weather.
In November, 1880, the readings OF the
thermometer for these two days were as
follows:
Minimum. Maximum.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MARY j. HOLMES.

MARY j. HOLMES.
just published. 'sftDELINE": a splendid new
novel by Mr.. MARY }. HOLMES, whose novels sell
50 enormously aud are read and rc-rcad with such
Interest. Beautifully bound; price, y .5O.
Also handsome new cltiOns of Mrs. Holiness
other works: Tempest aud sunshine. Lena Rivers.
Edith Lyle, E.lna Browning, hariaa Grey West
Lawn, Forest House, etc. etc.
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Personal. al.-Frcddic Bcattic, son Of Mr..
Burns Beattic, will spend the winter with
relatives in Washington, ID. {.
Mrs. Brown, eldest daughter OF Post
master Beattie, who has been on visit to
her parents here, has returned to her Col
orado home Uid Washington, ID. C., and
Chicago. -
Most OF the leading lawyers who leit the
city last week to attend the session OF the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county at the
courthouse are still absent.
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1882.


ISSZ. ISSZ-
VENNOR's WEATUER ALMANAC, Zoe. IS
mail:
soc. or ly mail GOc..
WARROC k-HItl ARDsON'S ALMANAC con-
tanning, besides other valuable mllirr tie
courts in Virginia. West \ irginia, Nor.h Caro-
ln1. and Maryland, Jc.-fwciye for 4Oc., on by
matt isc.: - per hundred
CALENDARS of two kinds Ly mail Tor Sc.
stamp. d. RANDOLPH z ENGLIsF.
7-1gW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22

City School Bodrd.-The members OF
this Board expect to hold q meeting to-
night. Nothing but the want Of quorum
will prevent the transaction of important
Z Iuc;ppsg
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TROPsC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.


TROPsC-FRUIT LAXATIVE.
rnrscnmrD EY PHYSICIANS.
VROPIC-FnUIT LAXATIVE,
PREPARED FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
A DELICIOUS AND EEFRESIrNG
FRUIT LOZENGE.
WHICH SERVES TIE PURPOSE OF
PILLS AND
DIsAGEEEABLE PUEGATIVE
MEDICINES
TH0PIC-FBUIT LAXATIVE
IS TIE
BTST PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD
FoR
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNEsS, HEADACHE
PILES. AND ALL KINDRED COMPLAINTS.
Il acts gently. effectively, and is delicious to take.
Cleansing the system thoroushly,'t It imparts ylsor
10 mind and body, and dispels melancholy, hypo-
chondria, etc ONE TRIAL CONyINCES.
PACKED IL BRONZE TIN BOXES ONLY.
Price, % and co cents. sold ly all druggists
linv 3-deodtMh1O,s2l
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BriefS.-Out of doors yesterday every
thing was moist and disagreeablc. But
few ladies perambulated the streets.
City-Sergeant Fitzgerald opened the No
yember term OF Judge Frenchs Hastings
Court Yesterday at 10 O'Clock with the usual
proclamation. Clerk DuNal read the min
ntes in his usual impressive style, but no
offender against the majesty Of the law was
nut on his deliyerance. The usual routine
business was transacted.
Several new business houses have lately
been opened on Hull street. This thor
oughfare is 10 Manchester the same as
Broadway to New York city or Broad
street to Richmond.
The first pier OF the elevated railway
passing across the station-lot OF the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company
fronting on Fourteenth street opposite the
north end OF Mayo's warehouse) has been
completed. 1t looms mp solid abuiment
OF granite, ten by twenty feet, with a
ground underpinning Of about twenty feet.
: The proprietors OF Dunlop x MeCanee. :
llour-mils are now shipping load OF their
product for Brazil from the Rockets
wharyes. The vessel will sail In couple
OF days. Three more vessels are expected
in the river near Rockets daily to load
-four for the same destination-shipped
either By the Manchester or Riehmonu
mills. II Is confidently asserted that the
6our trade between Richmond ana south
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P;nafore. -Beattic's Pioneer stage line
carried over to Richmond last night two
stage-loads OF Manchesterians, mostly
ladies. bound for Mozart Hall to see Pima
fore. THERE'S considerable well-developed
musical talent in this city, but as yet ii has
mostly a church direction Of one sort or
another. The vocalism in the churches
here. as Il general thing, is exceptionally
GOOD
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ALSO, SOLD ny AL gooKsELLERs:

"a CHANGED III ART": another intensely In
teresting new novel by MAY AGSEs FLEMING, at,-
thor of those cRIittl novels. Guy Iarlseourts y
Wifc, 4 NOndcriu Woman. Mad Marriage, silent
and True, L0st for Woman. eto- Beautifully
bound price, sl.jo.
G.. ". CARLETON & CO..
Publishers,
oc o2-c0lIm New York city.
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SIMMONS LEVER REGULATOR.

II acts wiih extraordinary power ana eliclcy on
inC tNcf-tnc largest organ Of toe body. c1llc l.
from its importance. TIE sLEEErEi; or OCii
uEALru When ibe Liver is torpid tic bowels are
sluggish and constpitcd ihc food lies in Che st0m-
ach iadgc-tcd and pei onilg tine blood. Frequent
headaches. feeling Of l3ssitllo. dependency and
aerToasnt,s indicate how tna whole system IS de-
ranged. To prevent % more serious condition ai
once
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Tho test of time and the experience If thousands
NHse proven D. ihc Best, slf, and -Icelicst rcmr-
0y fDra diseases # i8c LIVER stomach. aug spleen.
a. % remedy in
MNLARlOUs FFNFl;S. DYSPEPSIA, MENTAL
DEPRESSION. SlGA HEADACHE. JAGN-
DlCG, COLIC, CONSTIPATION,
and ElL4Dt' ~Nl-e,
g. is ,rpa-scd.
Boy only Che genuine in white wrapper. with red
4. prepared only by ). u. IkILIN & CO.
luo 3-Codl AUoOl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-11-22

TIE TnEArRE. Baker & Farron, dialect
comedians, will appear at the Theatre TO-
night in their new comcdy-drama "ChriS
and Lena" Tic piece Is said to be very
entertaining, and Mcs,r.. Baker * Far
ron have the reputation OF being actors OF
merit i'm their lire.
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The highest reading for that month W
20, while the average was j0.2.
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RTEREsT-BEARING CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSITS ISSUED.
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FLorr FOR BiHM.-Thc Danish BRIG
Thu,nclda. III tons. Captain II. Hcdcrscu,
cleared from thc custom-hou-e yesterday
with 1870 barrels OF ilou, shipped by
pmiop ~ McCance. Her cargo was valued
At 2lj. Ig3.2j.
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~ RSlTt kE.

GEORGE p. STACY,
1905 MAIN STREET AND 3, Z. AID o SOUTH
TWELFTH STREET.
Is receiving ard adding daily 10 bis IMMENSE
STOCK OF FURNITURE. MATTRESSES, and
AM-DRE>SlD FEATHERS.
HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, PlL-
Lows. aud HOLSTERS made over and renovated
bv an improved method. Don'i fall 10 examine
before buy inr. stean-ecyaors 10 All paris oi lhe
house. ~ S-3m
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID

yOR
CONFEDERATE STATES COUPON BONDS.
@a-ip r. II. MAURY & co.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-02-16
From Another Corr espondent.

Messrs. Editors,-Your leading edito-
rial OF the 9th inst on the subject of Fe-
male Conversation is every word true, and
L rejoice to find nails so daringly driven in
the right place, without a slip of the
hammer. Apart from the higher consid-
erations of influence and usefulness, what
freedom from care, strain, and financial
pinchings, what quiet and happiness, we
should find in the Christian families of
the land if we had the mind to Just drop
back to these ideas of plainness and sim
plicity, and seek to adorn and purify and
polish our characters in every way as the
only thing worth living to do. On these
and kindred topics of social morals,
you speak without fattery. And the
Pulpit would do we'll to take hint from
such utterances of the Press, and deal a
little more with morals in their applied
forms. Let us have little more of reli-
gion practically applied
Certainly others enjoyed the article re-
ferred to. Why not speak out if you feel
like it? Why not have the people en-
phasise things sometimes? Can we afford
to let such timely thoughts be printed
and then be torn up, while we simply say
to ourselves: 1t does read WELL but fear
1T will not amount to much?'
FORT LYNNE.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1881-02-16

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Richmond. Ta., Feb. s, 1881.