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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

MEETING IN THE INTEREST OF Tue KEYS
VILE AND GAINESVILLE RALROAD.-A
meeting OF gentlemen intere sied in the con-
structiOn OF a railroad from Keysvile, in
| MeckIenburg county, TO CIarkesvllle, in
| Charlotte county, was held yesterday after
noon In the presidents Office OF the Rich
mond and DanviIe railroad. A number OF
gentlemen from the two counties and others
| from Richmond were present.
The meeting was called 10 order by Col
onel Buiord, president OF the Richmond
and DaOville railroad, and on his motion
Mr. John Purcell was invited 10 preside.
The Chair stated briefly what has already
been done towards the building OF this road
(which has been partly graded), and men.
Toned the fact that $4,000 has been snb-
scrIbed toward. the work by persons In
Mecklenburg county.
Colonel Buford supplemented Mr.. Pur-
cell's remarks, and said that the gentlemen In
Mecklenburg cOupty had recently conferred
with the Board Of Directors Of fis road,
and that the Board had expressed willing
ness to aid them IN the work as far as
possible. 1t was then suggested that
The efforts OF The people Of Mecklenburg be
supplemented by contribution on the part
OF the people OF Richmond to the extent OF
about tifiy thousand dollars. This done.
he thought the Richmond and DanvilIe road
will take II mp and do the rest. The road
Is about thirty-one miles long, one bali OF
il has been graded, ana good deal OF
money expended in the masonry for the
bridge over the Roanoke river. Colonel
Buiord said that the people OF Richmond,
he thought. would make very iudicious
investment OF their money by putting 800.
600 IN this enterprise, and that they would
more than get their money back. He also
referred to the country TO be developed by
this road and the benefits that would accrue
to this city.
After an interchange OF views, on motion
OF Colonel Bniord, 1t was ordered that a
committee OF five be appointed To confer
with the Board Of Public Interests OF Rich
mond with reference to corporate SUD-
scriptIon from Richmond.
The Chair appointed Colonel Buford'
Messrs. A. l.. Ellert, John Or, John Il.
Spotts, and K. Il. Taylor.
On motion OF Colonel Buford, the com.
mittee from Mecklenburg, composed oi
Messrs. j. b. McPhail, Jr., q. b. Fipch
George r. EudIey, T.. Magee, and ihoms'
Eastey, were requested 10 unite with the
Richmond committee and appear before tht
Board Of Public Interests.
Adjourned subject to call OF chairman.
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The Bsnk of Manebesfsr. SegsrdlnR Zoe OF
commissioner. II had not been decided
wbpu this report closed.
The county supervisors nret at the court.
house yesferday,snd were engaged in tYans.
acting routine business. W
. The bridge over the canal at The foot OF
Huh street is being sepaired. The work
vas ordered to be done by the Council seyc.
raI weeks ago.
Since the Free bridge has been closed 10
vehicles there has been great increase OF
travel over Mayo's bridge.
The river has fallen several feet since sat
urday, and work on The water.line has been
generally resumed.
Captain Lipseomb has bad the city carts
at work during the past week hauling me-
teriaD TO be used for fixing the walkwsys on
some OF the streets.
Several coIOred ministers from Richmond
were in Manchester Yesterday.
Quite a number Of sportsmen from this
city attended the shooting. match st the
brewery yesterday.
There will he a regular meeting of the
City School Board tonight at the Public
School building.
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WASHINGTON SILvER.MINING COMPANY. -
Juge Wexford has gTanted charter incor-
porating the Washington Silver-Mining
COMPANY. with capital stock Of not less
than S2,000,000 nor more than Sl5,000,000,
shares SO eactt Officers: Joseph r. An.
derson, president; Directors Edwin L..
Hobson, Edward Il. Archer, John II. Mon
tagne, Samuel Fl. Cornick, G. NJ. Bruce, Of
Richmond, Va; William SchIey, Of New
York; +. b. Perrin, of San Francisco. Cal. |;
and j. j. Baker, OF TucseD, Arizona; Sec
retary and Treasurer. John F. T. Andeis son,
Richmond, Va. Principal office, Richmond,
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

Brief Iisms. There were services at the
different churches In the city Sundav. At
the Methodist church Rev. DIR. ]. j. Lai-
fsrty, OF Richmond, oeGapied the pulpit 10
the morning and preached an able and in-
ueresting sermon to fne Congregation.
There was no preaching at this church sun
day pight, the pastor. Mr.. Woodward, be-
Ing sick, but cburch.meesing was held.
The regular ministers conducted the ser
vices La the other churches.
Tho congregation NJ the Baptist ehurcn
SUP day night was unusually large.
The Hustings Court-Judge French pre-
stding--was In session yestsrdAys end VA
J engaged 10 bearing the case Of Aishsou "a
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s,mMONs LuykR REGULATOR.
DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTING
NAL:
RICHMOND, VA

~
Ceutamen,-i take the liberty Of Informing you
Of The great improyement-weli, you may saw ihe
entire restoration 10 bealih-caused by using SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Twas under medical treatment for long ume toe
Ing treated for Dyspepsa hui all Kinds OF mtdlc'ne
seemed 10 10 me but little good. suffered intensely
with full stomach. headache. &c. One day was
told by a lglbor who had taken the REGULA-
TOR that IL was a sure cure for my troubles. de-
cidcd 70 trv II; not thiRking It would do me any
gooJ The first dO>e took relieved me very much
a. WAS so decided an Improvement began 10 pnt
confidence in what my ntighbor had said TO me. In
one week after taking the REGULATOR was as
strong aud hearty as I ever was my complexion
he.,sn 10 clear un. was told by all my acquaint-
ances | was looking SO much better. tmnk II -
The best thing ever took for Dyspepsia. without
apy execution. II did me so much good was deter
mined would give You my testimony WITHOUT oeins
.sked forh. Yours respectfully,
HENRY G.. CEENSHkW.
O,lginal aud genuine manufactured orly ty
j. II. ZEILTN & CO.,
Philadelphia, r..
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsrs.
fuO 25.osod& wtAu9Ol
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JNO. r. LAUGHTON, JR., l0X A. W., at Greens,
corner Second aud BrOa1 streets. crockery, (,
glassware, notions, chiidren's carriages, Tin
ware. &C.
JAS. MACDOUG ALL, l0k A. ", parlor-, chan-
b.r-. aud dnlng-rCCm furniture, stoves, feather
beds, &c.
SUTTON ( co, ,1cS A. W.. adm illustrations sale Of
piano and household furniture al Ne. lois west
Marshall street.
JNO. y. LAU6HTON. 10 A. NJ. and 4 Y. NJ. con-
iinued sale OF the law and miscellaneous ibr,ry
Of the late william Green, Ii. d., at No. 900
Main street.
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To THE LADIES or RICHMOND.

Madam T.. CIIAoN. proprietor OF the FRENCH
STEAM DYING AND Securing ESTABLISH
MENT, 400 east Marshall street, has Jus. returned
from Paris, where she spent some time to learn Tie
new process OF dyepng all c)lors she also brought
with her iuc stock OF materials for dyeng the hue
coors equal 10 the imported goods. Feathers cican-
ed and dyed. Clothes cleaned without taking them
TO pieces. Kid Gloves a speciality. All kinds OF
Snaws. fine Laces. SILK. and Lace Curt aims. done
up equal to new. wooen Goods dyed without rub-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, MONDAY
Addison and others us. Lewis and others
Mckenzie Us. Lewis and Others; Blythe
and Others Us. Lewis add others; Adams,
Hammer Il Co. Us. Lewis and others; Reid,
receiver, Us. Lewis aud ais. Argued by
JUDGED. A. Meredith. Major John VI. Orr.
and Henry Heaiop, Esp, for appellants and
judge William j. Robertson for appelees,
and continued until .day.
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England SnOw.BOund.
THE QUEEN AND PRINCE OF WALES OUT
sLEIGBING-sKATINC on THE THAMES.
fCablp IN New York Worldl


LONDON, January 22.-The whole country
is suffering more severely than can be INA
gined from the really Arctic weather OF The
past week. Although communication be-
tween most Of the great towns has by this
time been re0pened. many hamlets and VII
lages are still completely cut of from the
world without by the snow aud ice, for
which, as a mater OF course, people are less
prepared here than in America. Food Is
sclrcc, cattle are frozen stiff in their sheds,
and at least a score of human beings have
persisted in the street. The Queen at Os-
borne. iu the Isle OF Wight, and the Prince
OF Wales. who is here In London. have
managed to get about in sleighs over roads
impossible for other yebicles-aD example
which tradesmen in the towns might follow
with advantage. At present, however, the
shop. keeping classes seemed stunned and
helpless under this unusual visitation, and
their customers suffer accordingly.
In Pail Mall and Piccadlly there are en-
bankmentS OF snow five feet high. In the
country districts the roads are actually on a
level with the hedges, while there are drifts
fully fifteen feet deep IN many places. The
Thames above the bridges Is frozen over,
and thousands OF skaters are enjoying them
selves upon It's icy surface. In The poorer
parts Of London scarcely any drinking-wa-
ter is procurable. Trade Is entirely sus-
pended except in the necessaries OF life.
Outside OF London letters can only be de-
livnred by foot-messengers. all wheeled
traffic being impossible. The railroads are
only kept open with the greatest difficulty.
Tue other business OF the country is carried
on by means OF narrow fOot.tracks cut
through the snow. Nothing like the present
weather has been known since the great
frost OF 1914, when bullocks we're roasted
on the ice IN the completely frOzen-over
Thames, London ran short OF Goals, and
The Solway was frozen over.
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Five new scholars entered Grace-Strte: school and
four Clly-Street
After the reading Of the above reports
and the quarterly reports, Rev. Edmund
Harrison led in prayer OF thanksgiving TO
God for the manifestation OF His divine fa-
yDr shown in the success which has atfend-
ed the series OF meetings being beld at the
Second and PiDe-Street churches.
Rev. J. 4. Huison then spoke TO the
young people on the conversion Of the
young. Tlen followed a dialogue on the
part OF several OF the Grace. Street scholars,
the moral OF which was the evil of desecra-
ting the Sabbath by going on Sunday excur-
siOns.
Tbs was followed by short address from
Rev. 5. T.. Clopton and hymn; after which
tire Association was dismissed with the
benedictOn OF Rev. Mr.. Hutson, OF the Pine.
Street church.
The singing was led by the choir and
scholars Of Grace.Sireet school, and was
unusually tine.
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Mr.. BEECHER TO LECTURE IN RICHMOND
The great Congregational preacher and eel.
ebrated lecturer, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher,
will deliver his latest lecture, entitled The
Reign Of the Common People," at Mozart
Hall tomorrow night, aud il is nothing
more than fair to suppose that ball will be
filed to ovelfDwing. The reputation Mr..
Beecher enjoys as a. pleasing and forcible
speaker IL widespread, and the mere an.
n0uDcement Of his presence at Mozart Hall
Is sufficient 10 insure him large audience.
Reserved seats may be had at &. +. John
Ston's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

,.,,of Appetite. Nausea. Bowels Ccsiiss, Pain
~. Head. with dull sensation IN the back PAR, /;
"a. r-,aer the shou,dcr.Bhde; ful'ness After
r,,,as with disincliua,ion TO eSer,ion OF body or
IND. Isr.,ahiHiy OF Temper; Low spirits; Loss
II Memory, with feeling Of having NEGLECTED. some
s,,y weariness, DIZZINESS, fa,,erins az the Heart,
no,< BEFORE The Ewes yellow Skin, Hesdache. Rest
,.ssaess a, night, Highly -Coiored Urine.
- THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED sE-
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
RE DEVELOPED.
TVTT's PILLS are especiall, adapted TO srcf
essss. one dose effects sach change OF feeling al
io ssionlsh the sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL Ass0-
CIATlON.-The monty meeting OF this Asso-
citation, which was postponed from the 9th
OF this month until Sunday. took place on
that evening at 8 O'Clock in the Gr1ce-Street
Baptist church. The large room was dense
ly crowded with Sunday-school scholars,
teachers, and others interested in Sunday
school work. The Association was called
TO order by its president, William Ellyson.
After singing, and prayer led by Rev. s..
G. Clopion. the following monthly repO, Is
were read by the superintendents OF the
schools:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly clear
and raw. On Sunday at sunrise the mer'
curry was 29o; maximum, 4l0.
Thermometer YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 30
o A. NJ, 80: noon. 80; 8 p. NJ, 40; Z.
NJ, 3s; midnigh', 30.
Mean temperature, 30.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CBuRCH NoTEs.--At the Monumental
church on sunday morning the rector, Rev.
j. @. Armstrong, read the service, and Rev.
Mr.. Roller preached. The pastor occupied
bis pulpit in the afternoon.
Leiei.Street Baptist church bad its annual
church mfeiing on Sunday afternoon. The
reports from the various committees on
cburch.work were very gratifying.
Rev. T.. T. Eaton, ID. d., preached the
annual sermon of the Young Mems Iis-
siona,y Society OF Grace-Street church on
Sunday at "a p. NJ.
AT SeveDIh-Street Christian church on
Sunday morning one person was received
into the fellowship Of the church. The
pastor preached morning and night.
The meetings at the Second Baptist
church conducted by Rev. }. +. hutson
have been deeply interesting and are grow.
ing IN interest. There have been twelve
conversions. The meetings continue ibis
week.
At the Second Presbyterian church Sun
day morning DIR. Hoge received into the
church fourteen persons by letter and pro.
fession. At the afternoon service DR.. Hoge
preached TO large congregation the first OF
series of sermons on the miracles OF our
Saviour, the subject being the transforma-
iiof OF water into wine at the marriage
feast.
The members OF the Fifth Baptist church
(coloredl, OF Sidney, met at the FIRST Bap-
tist church last night. The Rev. Mr.. CalIy,
OF Africa, delivered an entertaining lecture.
An interesting feature OF the sci vices was
the breaking OF the coDtribution-iugs,w which
had been previously placed in the hands Of
the members for The purpose Of raising mo-
ney for the church. II was found that quite
a handsome sum bad been realized. A con-
siderable amount was also taken in at the
door. Virginia Proctor and G. WikersoD,
two OF the' female members. turned in the
largest amounts-the former4lj, and the
latter $40.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RT0-DAY.-For the Middle
States, increasing cloudiness and areas o'
snow, variable winds from northwest 10
northeast In the southern portions, station
ary or slowly falling barometer, and no
change In temperature.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

, UNITED STATES Couar. The United
States CiTcnit Court will meet In this cisy
to-day. The. grand and petit Jurors will
also meet to-day. Several cases have been
sent on 10 the grand jury by the United
States Commissioner since the court ad-
journed in Deet mber.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

FOURTH "WEEK OF PRAYER THE
YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MEET
ING The spacious audience room OF DIR.
Reads (Grace-StreeD Presbyterian church
was hardly sufficient to hold the people
who crowded to the meeting yesterday
evening.
Rev. j. II. Tyler led The meeting. and an.
nOuuced as the special topic Religious
Vows. and the Obligation 10 PAY Them"
Mr.. Tyler read appropriate Scriptures and
made IN earnest. pointed. and very praci-
cal address on the topic which, he insisted,
was one Of the most personal aHd serious
yet presented in this series OF meetings. lie
especially warned against the danger OF
forgetting and failing to pay our vows.
Special prayers were offered by Revs. J. Il.
Tyler. Or. Peterson. 5. c. ClOpton, DR..
Preston, and w. Il. McGilyray.
The meeting this evening-from to g.
will be held in the Seventh-Street Christian
church, and led by Rev. Dr. Peterson. The
topic for the evening is " The Danger OF
Those who are Deluding Themselves with
the Promise Of Future Repentance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

CHARGED WITH BiGANY. Oscar f. Per-
rigo, well.known eDgraver Of this city,
was arrested Yesterday by Sergeant Dan.
Wren, OF the First police precinct, charged
with bigamy. The warrant is sworn out by
John q. Gam, painter, and fatber.in-Iaw Of
the accused. He will have hearing at the
Police Court this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

PocKETFUL OF MONEY amounts to little when
health Is gone. To enjoy ife. good appetite. sound
digestion, and elastic limbs. take TUFTS PILLS.
Then, If you are poor, you win he hapoy II rich,
you can enjoy your money. They dispe! low Spirits
and give baoyancy 10 mind aud body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

WHEN COLD BLASTS BLOW, or when summer heat
ana dust parch our ihraafs. "HCB PUNCH" Is
equally acceptable. With hOt rdier II mr. exccls
ordinary toddes and II is unequaled with hnc ice,
lemonade, milk, etc. II makes splendid "neh'-
cap" taken upon going 10 bed. Keep IL In resoi-
ness. Sold by dealers generally at fl.25 bot ie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

PHOTOGRAPH RAFPLED.--The photograph
of Bishop Becker, which was recently raj
flcd IN Wilmington, Del, and upon whicn
many chances were tsken In Richmond
YVES drawn by Mr.. NJ. ]. Foley, Of Ba''s
! more, Nd. at i, .tts i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

Dr.. HAwTHORNE's LECTURE TONIGHT
Eloquent OratOry" will be delivered 10.
night IN Mozart Hall at O'CLOCK. The al
tractiye theme, discussed and illustrated by
an orator so capable as DR.. Hawthorne, will
no doubt secure a large audience OF our
most cultured aud refined people. 1t is
understood that the lecturer will be intro
duced by an eminent gentleman in high
official position. Those who are so for
tunate as to attend may rest assured they
will enioy a rare literary treat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

ROCK AND RYE WITH GLYcERIyg. &C., Is not a
"cHre-all, nor Is 1t "ibe pleasant beverage" good
to take occasionally, hut 1t s The medicine for the
afflicted, good for all Lnng and Throat Diseases
Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness &C. sold by drug
gsts. Price, 80 snt 20 cents per bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

UMBRELLAS. CMBRFLLAs.-Silk, AlDscs. Serge,
Cambria, and Ginghsm Umbrellas direct from the
manufacturers, which enables 10 sell them atvery
low prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

MASK BALL.-The Germanis Veren will
give select mask bail at Sanger Halle on
Friday evening next. This club Is com.
posed Of some Of our most energetic young
German citizens, and their ball will be a
success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRiNTING-FloUsE. Good work, low
prices. aud satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

THE RIvgR-The ireshet Is practically
over, the pumps at the water-wOrks are
enabled to do better duty, aud the water
supply Yesterday was in consequence somo-
what improved.
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PERsONAL.-Mr. Willie Ogden, so long
engaged with the Richmond Theatre, left
on Sunday afternoon for New York 10 en-
gage in the theatrical business In that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

NJ. ELLysoN & CO., advertising agents. insert ad.
vertiscments in all Of the newspapers of the United
States at publishers rates. Orders left at the DIS.
patch counting.room VIII receive prompt atten-
ton.
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ANnAIrsMN RAI.M-

To make the hands smooth, to keep the lips
from chapping, there Is nbthing better than this
excellent preparation. Now that the cold weather
has set In everybody should have some OF IL.
Prepared by r. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, No.
q q Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

THE GREAT SALE OF Carpets, Rugs, Mats, and
Druggels Is being continued at
LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

IL YoU WANT a very cheap Lap-Robe or Carriages
Blanket you can get one at bargain at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Buy one OF LEVY BROTHERS 81 Umbrellas
81 so Is the price elsewhere They also offer spsca
bargains in silk and Alpaca Umb elias.
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9itllmond 1ispatfh.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 25. 1881.

So THE cfRcUL ALTON OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU.
LATioN OF ALL THE oTugR DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-25

TIE CHEAPEST Hamburg Edxings aud fnse,ngs
areat LEVY BROTHERS,.
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EafyENT DIR. ". X. WALTON,
ANrapnrys AN wptTEc,

Coldons LIE3rG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
Is superior to Cod.Lver OIL anything have ever
used In wasted or impaired constitutions.
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Even Spain has not escaped the great
storm. Its capital, which gushing travel
lers have pronounced warm enough to sleep
out OF doors 10 all the year round, Is shiyer-
Ing under foot OF snow. The storm needs
only to work little more TO the eastward
to resuscitate the old story OF the freezing
OF the Tiber. and give the Roman bows their
first chance to 20 skating. .-Neu York
Herald. .tett tHa isfHtaoa Nas
The malady OF Mr.. Sotbern, the actor,
was Inflammation Of The lungs, complicated
with some disease OF the kidneys. When
he last attempted 10 go out 1t was to see
Edwin Booth.
Mr.. Edwin Booth played Iago in London
last Tuesday evening to an audience OF nine
teen pcrsoDs, q violent storm having inter
fered with the attendance.
Mr.. Augustin DAILY, author OF the comedy
! OF {" Needles and Pint" ana other success
ful plays, is native Of NORTH Carolins. II 4
said. .efy7
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A Com edian on the stage and n
rarceur I'm Private.

ODD PRACTICAL PRANKs-sOTHERN AT
HOMF-PRoFEssOR CANTELL A. BlGLIE's
EXPERIMENT AND hXPOSURE.