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IHOMAt BNANlgI z CO,l
BANKEEs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, =
Ii, INo.lD. VA, FeireRfy ~, 1881. ,
NOTICE 70 INVESTORS.

sfe ofer foS saie it,ited amount Of RiCHIIOND
ND DANVfLLE RAILROAD PER CENT
G0.D BONDS. ssie In 1915. at 90 per cent. aud
ace ed Interest. gbey secured by the CONSOLE
dated mortgage sk Aie Richmond aud DanrilIe rail-
road A1d the Pieje railfoa and the lease Of the
NORTH, rails4a.d.
Nss.n with confidence Ioeommen? these bonds
u our fs+ends and 1s Is4bc generally, ss the an
nesi feDort for the year ending September 80,
Ioeo' shaved that the company had redcced Its
'"pl over S450,0OO dusigg the two preceding
S'drs' snd declared dividend Of per cent. on It's
Ssth'a' stock. Amounting 70 $l15S92, which was
PAD 10 JanussP, 1881, besides adding largely 10 the
IVas's y stock ssh in,chnery I'D purchasing about
e,Sos tonsOf naw rails
r~ the three months ending 3lst December.
..ssv' We net receipts OF the coapany exceeded
mpV'OsO after pay;nent OF all Interest rsnt, aud
"lisr hxeS charges.
We feaer'e the privilege Of advancing the rsice
" mese bond without noiice; hsaes purchasers
".o ~. ositeF apply promptly.
vlber isenriiies taken In escharae al ibeir msr.
kei value.
-. kespecifaliy,
NS'@ THOMAS BRANCH & 60, ]
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and 35J officers and teasiers. There were
81 conversions In the schools. A compare
son with the figures OF the preceding year
showed gratifying evidences OF growth and
prosperity.
The report having mentioned that $40
was needed TO pay Of all the Indebtedness
OF the Association, on motion the money
was Immediately raised.
On the motion 10 adopt the report OF the
committee, Rev. II. A. Tupper, ID. d.,
made a stirring and eloquent address on
Z" The Sunday School as Training School
for BenevoIence." He was followed by
Rev. r. T. Eaton. ID. d., Of Petersburg, on
the theme THE Best Means OF Bringing
Church. Members into the Sunday School,"
Ii was brief but brilliant address, and
wtbaI eminently practical. Rev. j. b.
Hawthorne, ID. d., earnestly endorsed the
"grand thoughts" as he called them, OF
DR.. Tupper's address, and Mr.. Christopher
Wathall, for over fifty years a member OF
the First Church school, added his testi-
mony as to their practical value.
The Association then elected the follow
ing officers for The ensuing year: William
Ellysop, president; r. II. Elicit, vice.
president; George G. Jackson, secretary ;
r. Ryland Gwalhmey, treasurer; George
Il. Steel, auditor.
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rpoPrC.FRUIT LAXATIVE.

u,ROPIC FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TR0PlC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE,
rerpArrD FROM TROPICAL FRUITS AND
PLANTS,
Is THE
resr ,Np MOST AGREEABLE PREPARA-
TION N THE WORLD
FOR
CONSTIPATION.
BHIOUSNESS,
HEADACHE,
INDISPUSTION,
AxD
ALL DISORDERS ARISING FROM AN OBJ
sTRUCTED STATE Of TIRE SYSTEM.
La4les and chniren, aud those who dislike taking
Iils and naus,ous medicines 10 secure catharic ae-
on, are especially pleased with It's agreeable quail
,ies. One half TO one lozenge is tue dose ASK for
TROPIC- FRUIT LAXATIVE
and take no subsltu for it. Packed in bronz.d Tin
boxes. and sold by all first class druggists.
Pfice. 20 cents. Large boxes, 60 cents.
NH lO-deOdly
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TUTT'S EXPECToRANT
TUFTS PILLS!

,.rr ANp GENTLE rrReATiNE' rec commended
o. ,be cure Of all diseases Of the stomach h'er"nd
n.r,is. They purify The blood, increase 'Ne appe-
,,,s cause the tod, 10 take on h-sh' ana oS .hc,r
NC IL, o, the digestive organs regular stools
''' I'D Asa cure for Chills and fever, dys-
.ck headache, bilious collie, constipation
I'.,,,.u. Piles. pslpiiarou oi the heart pain In
-, h,rk. apG loins. sni female irregularities,
.r. v.,h,ut rival. II you do not feel very
.'i' single pin at bedtime stimulates the stom'
w, -,siores The appetite, and imparis 'sor to the
s,seu. Price, 25c.
oer,cy. as NuRRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
WRITE FOR TUFTS MANUAL, FREE.
lfe lj-eodtAU2Ol
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GRAND JURY INDICTMEYTs.-The following
indictments were brought in to-day by the
grand jury OF the Hastings Court: Josiah
r. Keesee, three indictments for embezzling
funds belonging TO the National Bank OF Vir-
ginia; Thomas G. Ferguson, feloniously as.
,saulting and cutting John Stevenson; Field
Dug Herndon, for perjury Joseph Pearman,
far the larceny OF S63.96, the property OF j..
T.. Griffith; Andrew j. Berry, A. p.
L'G'cuyer, and Richard Samanni, for dealing
In policy and jog; G. w. Burr. for illegally
purchasing botties from j. G. Smith, the
property Of Robert PortDer.
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county COUrt.-The March term Of the
Chesterfield County Court commenced yes
terday. There are only two or three crimi-
nal cases to be tried at tins term. The
grand jury will inquire, it i, understood, into
the matter concerning the killing Of mum
Der OF dogs by certain persons or person
with strychinine. Recently a haIf.dozen Of
these animals have been killed in the neigh.
borhood OF the courthouse by this means
Of poison. Some OF them We're very yalua-
BILE. The court will be in session for seve-
raj daVs
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A TRsT1yoyIAL TO BISHOP. ELECT

A TESTIMONIAL TO BlsHOP-ELECT JAMS.
sENS.-A mass-meeting was held in the base
ment of ST. Peters Cathedral Immediately
after High Mass on sunday morning.
Bishop Keane stated that the object OF the
meeting was TO take measures for presenting
an outfit to Rev. Father Janssens, their be-
loved parish priest. who had been called TO
the bishOpric Of NatcbeZ, as some slight
token of their regard for him. The Bishop
then called Hon. A. NJ. Kelley 10 the chair
and left the meeting TO organize and adopt
what mode OF action they should consider
most eypedient and effective. Mr.. Kelley,
upon taking the chair, was, as be always is
upon such occasions, most happy in his re-
marks, and paid Just and beautiful tribute
to the character and works Of Father JAMS
sens. He said that though comparatively a
Young man, and only having resided
in Richmond little over twelve
years, Father Janssens had been n
most earnest helper and contempo-
rary Of three out OF the four Catholic
Bishops OF Richmond. He had come here
a perfect stranger, speaking foreign
tongue, and he was now known and be-
loved throughout the diocese. Nearly all
the Catholic schools and benevolent iusttu-
tions, he continued, had been founded du-
ring the sojourn OF this young priest in
Richmond. and it might be truly said that
his presence and the flourishing and i'm
proved condition Of the diocese was not
merely an accident; for 10 the zeal and
ability OF Father JanssenS is due the sue
ccssful carrying out Of almost every under
taking OF the Church in Richmond. Mr..
Kelley concluded his exquisite eulogy by
proposing that contributions be taken up
at once, and he knew that did all give what
their hearts prompted there would be
enough for the testimonial and much TO re-
turn 10 the donors.
Collectors were at once appointed and
$3.50 subscribed by those present. This
sum, it is thought, will be readily increased
to upwards of $1,000.
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PAIEfUL ACcTDgyT,--Ye Yesterday afternoon
q colored man naWed Robert Hui, while
working on the eastern terminus OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, In the lower
part OF the city, met wiiG a painful acci-
dent. A qusstity Of earth caved IN, catch
Ing him beneath, breaking bis right leg
Just below the knee. The city ambulance
was called for and carried the injured man
10 Tho ajmsbouse 10 be cared Tor.
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HENRTCO NEws.-The Henrico County
Court was in session yesterday, and was en-
gagged nearly all day in trying the case OF
young Hicks, charged with felony. The
evidence was concluded about 8 O'Clock,
and the argument will be heard this morn
ing.
The grand jury found true bills against
John Williams for attempting to burn the
county Jail while confined there as pri-
soner, and against Benjamin Bragg, Marga-
ret Bragg, Archer Williams, aud John Hub
bard, for house breaking and larceny.
The road over.eers will present their re-
ports next Friday and Saturday. Several
assessment cases will be heard.
The district suDerintepdents OF the Dem
ocfatic party Of Henrico held meeting at
the courthouse yesterday and decided to
hold msss-meetIng at the courthouse on
the secoud Monday IN April TO make ar
rangements for the spring campaign. The
meeting was presided over by County.Su-
perintendent j. +. Broaddus.
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WE EBELIEyE THAT TUFTS PILLS are destined
to be The medictne Of the world. They impart a
power by which every organ Of the body becomes
healthy. Very few diseases exist that cannot be re-
leyed by pnIgng the bowels and restoring the liver
to It's normal condition. and for this purpose no
remedy has ever been invented that has as happy an
th-ct as th sc pills. They never wrench The sys-
TEN, but ac. mildly, aud give tone to the whole
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PERSONAL.

TAM ANXIOUS TO INCREASE MI
i MERCANTILE BUSINESS, and as n Is on wsD
established. aud needs only capital with which 20
largely increase IL aud It's prOdts desire SiLsNT
OK ACTIVE PARTNER who can bring into lls
business not less than $4,000, and ss ibis Is ie sea-
son for commencing operations. The sooner ths ar
rangement be effected The greater will De tie adpsH
ayes resulting from the years operations. Ancnzn-
municatiOns will be held strictly private, therefore
please reply In real name or refer 10 4 welt known
eiiiz IA tor me 10 communicate with. Addrss A's
city, care or Carrier No. 1. M iois
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On yesterday
afternoon Mr.. II. Seldom Taylor, auc,oneer,
sold at auction vacant lot fronting IS feet
Sinches by about 90 feet on the south side Of
Franklin street near Market street at $50
per front foot
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After very Interesting devotional eXer-
cises Of prayer and praise, the subject OF
mission work was taken up and discussed
very iully-Messrs. Seght, Brooke, Humid
ley. Pleasants. and Others taking part.
The next meeting will be held at the
Third church the second Sunday afternoon
in ApriI
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DOCTORS J. w. Cox, T., d. Jones, II. VI. Paine, %;
Albany; Doctors j. q. BOss, l.. b. waldo, r. :. co.
burn, Frank l.. Vincent, of Troy and others cqsll
eminent use and prescribe the i.IEBIG COMPANY >
ARNICATED EXTRACT or WITCH HAZEL. Be-
ware of cheap counterfcits. Cures Piles, CatarIh,
rheumatism, Female Complaints, and Neuralgia.
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WICKEDSEss.-NOt a bad heart, but diseased
Liver IS often the cause Of violence of ten per, Ylu.
dictiyeness, and sometimes crime for. wnen the
spleen is affected, The heart Is cogged in its better
impulses for want of action 10 carry OF ,tc bile.
~ have used SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, not
only once, but often, and confidently assert Il
has done me more good than any other medicine
have ever used. think IL is The greatest medicine
for diseased Liver made in the world. Many Of my
neIghbors have used H. and all viii say much II
not more than do for ts virtues.
"JOHS }. ALLEN, BIbb county, Ca
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ZERA AT THE THEATRE. .-Zera. the ventril.
oqnisf, commences an engagement OF one
week at the Theatre next Monday. II all
that is said OF the Professor be true, bis en-.
tertainment wiz be well worth seeing.
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PROFESSOR WISsTOS's LECTURE TO-NIGHT
AT MOZART HAIL. Professor q. III. Win
ston will tonight deliver The Srst OF his Sc
ries Of lectures on " Geology at Home or,
Rocks Around Richmond" under the
auspices OF the Young Men's Christian As
sOciation. at Mozart Hall. This most inter.
esting theme will be- most attractively pre-
senied by the distinguished Professor, who
has done so much 10 popularize science
among our people. Melabers OF the Asso-
eialIon will DO admitted free.
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SMOKED SALMON at
CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.

". ID. BLAIR q co. have been appointed agents
foi jules Mumm Champagaes for The State OF
Virginia. This wine equals any, and Messrs. BLAIR
n co. propose to sell i,.iower than any other hne
grade Of Champagne. They are also sgents for the
celebrated Knlckerb0cker 6in.
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY morning was
clear and pleasant, and cool and cloudy in
the afternoon.
! SUNDAY: Sunrise, 81: maximum, G2.
Cloudy in the forenoon clear and bright
I'm the afternoon.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, Al !;
o A. NJ, 4G; noon. 81; i. NJ, 81; p.
NJ, As; midnight. 40.
Mean temperature, A. l6.
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lIORsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
IN NERVOUS DEBlLITf AID DYsPErsIl

have used liorsford's Acid Phosphate tSa con
siderable extent in Practice during the past ,hre'
years, and have fOund IL yalaatlc remedy In ner.
Sous debility ana atomic dyspepsia.
=. II. CHAPMAN, 4. VI. VI. d..
Physician to The New Haven Hospital;
Physician 10 the New Haven DlipenSarv:
Lecturer 90 Throat Diseases Yale College.
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The president then read the annual re-
port OF the Executive Committee Of the
Association. 1t was an interesting exhibit
cf the work OF the year. Two new mission
schools haa been admitted, the roll strength
OF The schools bad reached 3.622 scholars,
With an sYerage attendance Of 2,5os scholars
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Two HENRY HART, FORMERLY or
l. RICHMOND, VA OK ~ HE Be DEAD. Ty
UkIRs.-Take notice, that on tuesday,, Aprii ~.
issI L. al the hour of 10 a. NJ, will apply to iha
Circuit Court OF the city Of Rehmopd % have The
nent obtained by said Henry Hart Ia the y ss.
ings Court OF ,he city OF Richmond on the 2d fsS
OF october, 1867, against w. j. Beyel, J., ). tsr-
neyough, and }. ". Davies. for The sum OF s633 y
and costs, marked " satisfied"
JOHN W. WRIGHT,
ShtfiG OF the city Of RicaNOpo
aud as such Administrator OF E.. =. Fefneyosgb-
JOHNSON, WILLIAMS BoULwARE and MFRS
DIN 4 COOKE, Counsel for the Administrators.
NH l5.Tu4w
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AUCTION SALES raIs DAY.

JAS. MACDOU6ALL, 10Y A. 81, at his warerooms,
furniture, mattresses, show-cass &C.
J. ". RAMEY, Trustee, sale OF aye tracts Of laas
near Cabin Point, Ia surfy county. also. admin.
istrator's sale OF all the personal property be-
longing to the tsate Of r. y. Phillips, deceased.
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI ASD OHio)
RAILROAD COMPANY. :

OFFICE ATLANTIC. MISSISSIPPI AID OHiO)
RAILROAD C0sLPANY
LYNCHBCRG, VA, March 3, 1851.
EOLDERS OF TIE FOLLOWING
NAssED PAsT-DUE SECURITIES are again
onnS..iy requested to forward the same for pay
men; - NJ. c. JAMESON, Cashier, Lynchburg,
Va:
yIkGISIA AND TENNEssEE 8 PER CENT.
NpEaEsT-FUNDISG BONDS. which ma.
tMYsltuly /, 1880.
Interest eeased on these booas November l, $50.
s6,5eo are siill outstanding, as follows: Vhree
bonds Of 1900. three Of sS0e. aud twenty of
&lO0 eAea {. T.. PERKINS,
RENRY FINK.
NH 6.zAhw4w Receiyeie.
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Entered at the Post-onice at Richmond, Va as
second-class mattcr.J
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
States. cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
winds yeering to northeasterly, stationary
or lower temperature, and higher barome'
sar
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LIEBIG CoMPANY's coca BEEF TONIC
"s far superior 10 the Fashionable and lluslyc pre-
parations or beef, wine, and ron," says Professor
+. W. Hunt, NJ. d.. Honorary Member Inperlai
Medical Society Of st. Petersburg, Russia etc, etc
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! PERSONAL AND BRIEF LoCALs.-Tbe many
frienOs OF Miss Swain, one OF Richmond's
favOrite amateur aitiStes, will regret TO hear
OF the sad affllction which has been visited
upon her in the death Of her mother in a
distant State. They will regret il, too. from
the fact that they will now be deprived OF
hearing her sweet voice in the approaching
concerts.
The striped brigade were out in force
yes crday with their spuds extracting the
wild onions from the grass in the Capitol
Square.
The ragged edge of that weekly blizzard
which swept over the Northwest on Satur-
day passed over our city Yesterday and
caused quite a chilliDeSs TO pervade the at
mOsphCre.
Percy l.. Darlington, Esq, qualified in
the Circuit Court Yesterday to practice law.
The horses attached TO a wagon were
frightened Sunday afternoon on Broad
street by band OF music. They ran rap
idly down the hill and turned into College
street, where they were stopped.
The remains o! the late William Kelley
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery
Sunday afternoon. They were escorted TO
the grounds by the societies OF which the
deceased was an honOred member. The
funeral was one OF the largest ever seen in
Richmond.
City-Sergeant Wood, OF Danylle, arrived
in the city Yesterday evening with Wash
ington Edwards (colored), convicted in the
Hastings Court of DanyiIe and sentenced
TO five years in the pcntentiary.
General Wickham, OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway, is on tour inspecting the
proposed eastern termination Of that road
and Chesapeake bay.
The ladies and gentlemen composing the
east and chorus OF the original Amateur
Pinafore Company are invited TO meet at
Ramos d Moses on Friday evening at s
O'Clock.
The jefferson Literary Social Circle will
have q ball at Sanger Halle tonight.
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ICE.
~------~~- '--
ICE. ICE!. ICE!!.
ICEFoR FAMILIES,
ICE FOR RESTAURANTS,
ICE FOR CREAM SALOONS.

Having secured an abuudaat sspply, am pr
rarsd 10 furnish ICE OF the best qaslity 1DRot ga
ruE sEAsos 10 families aud TO larger tasers 81
prices % ,uit customers.
eoroer OF Main snd Bcsyldere streets. opposite mon-
roe PARK from Witch TO accommodate TIC MAJ
trade and cases OF emergency.
Nv friends aud .he pnbIe genersfy srs resp a.
fay requested TO send In thsir orders AZ once t,x
postal or oiherwisei stating punber OF pcnnos ais,
A. ,. BLACKBURN,
once Main aud beisidere Streets
nh l3.2swtAp30
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.

DRIXTERS, SHOEMAKERS, TAILORS,
AND ALL WHO / FAD SEDENTARY LIVES,
WILL FIND RKLIEF AND CUREFoR
CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA, AND HEADACHE
by taking this
SIMPLE, HARMLESS VEGETABLE COM
POUND.
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SAVE MONEY by having your rinting done a.tht
DISPATCH PRISrlNG-IiOUsE. Good WORK, low
prices, and satisfaction gnaranteed.
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MEETING Of TIE KFSbI IhkIAN CLNUAI-
SCHOOL UNION.-The monthly meeting OF
the Presbyterian sunday. School Union was
held last night at the Second church,. ID.
X. SIeight, president. in the chair, and W.
l.. HILL secretary. Reports for the month
Of February were read as follows:
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FAMILY RoE-HERRINGs, CLIPPED BEEF-bes
In the citY-at CnkIsTIAN & WHITEs.
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The effect OF
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR


STOMACH, LIVER. AND KIDNEYS
+ prompt and efiectusl. TAKEN IN doses of half IA
tablespoonful after each meal, II Will establish
regular habit Of body, free alike from constipation
o. laxity, win not Interfere with business, and the
langour depression, and nervous debility, which are
Inevitable results Of indigestion, bliousness, ,and all
irregular habit of body will cease.
FDITORIAL.-We have tested It's virtues per-
sonallV, aud know that for Dyspepsia, Biiousness,
and ThrOabing Headache II is tie best medicine The
world ever saw. We have tricd forty other reIne-
dies before simmons Liver Regulator hut none OF
them gave more than temp rary relief, but the
Regulator not Oniv relieved. but cured us.-EdttOr
T,iegraDh and Messengers N'con, Gd.'
Original aud genuine manufactured only by
j. fl. ZEiLIN 4 CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Purchasers shOuld he careful t. see that they get
the GENUINE, manufactured Only'by j. II. ZEILlN
Co, PnildGelphia.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fe S-deOdS wtAu20
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Mr.. CAMERON RETURNING H0ME.-llon.
Simon Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, and
party, who have been on a tour South ana
TO the West Indies during the past SIX
weeks, passed through this city, homeward-
bound, on the } p. VI. Grain on the Rich
mond, Frederick and Potomac ralt
road Yesterday. The veteran Senator Is
looking remarkably well and seems greatly
improved. He speaks in pleasant terms OF
the enjoyment and physical benefits derived
from his trip, and only regrets that imi ort-
ant business engagements necessitated ms
return before the rigors Of the season Dad
moderated to anything like the temperature
OF the places which he had so recently VISIT
ed. Two weeks OF the time spent by the
party in the West Indies were passed IN
Nassau, which city is pronounced almost
paradise, bIest as it is with climate per-
ennially spring. The last week OF their
visit was spent in Havana, where, as IN
other places visited 10y the distinguished
statesmen, Mr.. Cameron was the recipient
OF the unbounded hosptaIities OF the high
est officials. On Tuesday the Sth instant
Mr.. Cameron celebrated in that city his
eighty.second birthday, and on the day ioi-
lowing he, with his companions de roya9e,
started on their return trip.
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MEETING OF THE PRFsBYTERIAN SUNDAY

The next meeting will be held at Cente-
nary church on the second sunday in April.
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A LADY AND GENTLEMAN THROWN FROM A
BUGGY. Y.-Yesterdly afternoon the horses
attached to a buggy in which Mr.. 5. Blair
Morris and a young lady were seated be-
came unmanageable near the corner Of
Grace and Second streets. They ran down
Grace street towards the CapilOi Square,
and the young lady, seeing that Nj. Morris
had lost all control over the animals,
Jumped out OF the buggy just before reach
ing Ninth street, escaping with sprained
foot. Mr.. Morris jumped out Just as the
runaways entered Ninth street, and falling
violently to the ground, struck his head on
the cobDle-stones with such force aS to rem
der him insensible. Mr.. Morris was taken
into the st. Claire Hotel and medical aid
summoned. 1t was found that he had re-
ceiyed severe scalp-wound on the back OF
the head and that his inseHsiblily was
caused by the force OF the conclusion.
Subsequently he was taken to the Valen-
tine House, and at q late hour last night
his condition was much lTlprOyed.
The young lady was taken TO her resi-.
dence ant, received the necessary medical
attention.
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TICKETs: single lecture. 25 cents: The couFe "a
five lectures, IS cents. For sale a. {. j. JoIN-
sTos's, aud at the rooms 0f the Association. IoS
east Main street.
Members OF the Association admitted free.
Those whD are la arrears VIII rlease can AZ Tie
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