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President Blair expressed the hope that
the reading Of these reports might provoke
TO good works and result in decided IN.
crease I'm the percentage OF attendance.
Mr.. Thomas n. Page spoke very strongly
OF the non-attendance at Sunday school,
and the non participation in church work
OF the Episcopal Iaity. The fact OF such
neglect could not be questioned. In this
respect our sister churches were In advance
OF us. The fault lay at the parental door.
Children outgrow, and are allowed to out
grow, parental control. No enthusiasm Is
cultivated In them for the work. Parental
example draws them away.
Mr.. W. o. English told what Sunday.
school teachers bad the right to claim and
expect from the parents Of their scholars.
Less attention was paid to the moral train.
ing OF children in the secular school than
was the rule fifty years ago. Now mere in
tellectuaIity was crowding out everything
else. The Sunday.school teacher Is, there
fore, becoming more and more important.
His hands must be held up. The necessity
Is imperative.
Mr.. Preston q. Nash made very striking
speech, in which lie viewed the Sunday
school as forerunner OF the Gospel. As
such IL merited the material and oral sup
the Sunday school BETRAYED the condition Of
the church. AS the one flourishes 50 the
other. As the one decays so the other.
Rev. Robert f. Jackson came simply TO
beg, but not for money. He was begging
for teachers. Christ church in the Valley
was q missionary church. Children were
coming TO its school, but there was no one
TO teach them. Shall they be lost to us
He begged for volunteers. Who will come
over and help US?
The meeting, which was great success,
was closed with the benediction by the Rev.
DIR. Weddell, OF ST.. Johns church. The
next meeting will be held at ST. Andrews
church the second Sunday afternoon in
July.
vARINA AND FAIRFIELD BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION.
The annual meeting Of this Union was
held on last Sunday with the Second Bethel
Baptist Sunday school, on Charles City
road-Presideut r. Bruce Evans in the
chair, X. A. Jordan and f. Dickerson, Jr,
secretaries. The meeting was opened with
singing, followed by reading the Scriptures,
and with prayer by j. i. Adams. The re-
ports from the schools showed the average
attendance OF officers, teachers, and scholars
as follows:
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BRIEF L0CALS.-The commencement eX-
ercises OF Holins Institute. Roanoke coun-
ty, will take place tomorrow. The pro-
gramme Is interesting and lengthy one.
Rev. j. &. Armstrong will make the address
to the school.
Messrs. K. B. Chaffin Il Co., real estate
agents, sold on Friday last the farm belong
ing to Mrs. Lucy I. White, on the Will
iamsburg road about three and half miles
below the city, containing 175 acres, TO Mr..
J. b. Boomer, OF Illinois, for e, 900 cash.
The GesaDg. Verein Virginia made plea
SAINT excursion TO Maiden's Adventure on
Sunday.
The Mozart chorus will meet Thursday at
Ramos Il Moses for rehearsal.
Mr.. w. 5. HenniDg graduated in phar-
macy at the session OF the Medical College
OF Virginia just closed. His name was ac-
cidentally omitted from the list which ap-
peared In our Sundays issue.
The Luther Union OF the First En- gIish
Lutheran church bad most delightful
sociable last night. After music and reel.
tatious by the members they repaired 10 the
Sunday. school rooms to enjoy u rich abun-
dance OF refreshments. The Union has
been organized only three months, and
numbers about one hundred members.
The Office Of the Chief OF Police has been
recently repapered, and with the addition
OF new oil.coth, carpet, &C., looks very
presentable.
The Governor has appointed Simeon w.
King, Of Chicago, Commissioner OF Deeds
for Virginia in Illinois.
The Richmond branch of the Irish Land
League OF America held meeting Sunday
night at Cathedral Hall, which was attended
by 800 members, and was addressed in
spirited and effective manner by Mr. Thomas
Haggerty, now OF California, but formerly
OF this city
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MEETING OF BUSINESSMEN LAST NIGHT
| Az INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION TO BE ORGAN.
IZED.-ln response 10 call large meeting
of citizens, representing nearly every
| branch OF industry in the city, was held at
| Sanger Halle last night TO consider the
| feasibility OF taking steps towards making
display OF Virginia industries and pro-
| dues IN the near future. The meeting was
organized by the election OF Mr.. John on
as chairman. Members OF the press present
were requested 10 act as secretaries.
Speeches were made by many OF our
prominent citizens, among whom may be
named Messrs. r. f. Blankenship, Jlmes
L. Gray, W. Il. Simons, John Hampden
Cham berlayne, james Mcdonald, Thomas
Christian, William c. Carrington, Charles
Il. Palmer, John Grame, Jr., W. ii. Schrel-
yer, and others. These gentlemen were all
of the opinion that some action should be
taken in the direction named.
Mr.. Louis Euker offered the free use OF
the lot situated near the corDer Of Broad
and Eighth streets until the 1st OF January
next for the enterprise.
Many Of the speeches showed that the
liyeliest interest is felt by our citizens as to
the need OF some such movement in our
city.
Mr. John Crane, Jr., offered the follow
ing, which was adopted:
ResOlred, That provisional organization
be formed forthwith, with a view to the
formation OF a permanent society TO hold
annually, in this city. an exposition OF the
manufacturing, mining, and kindred in
terests Of Richmond.
Resolred, That the provisional organiza.
tion shall consist Of president, vice-presi-
dent, treasurer, and secretary, who. With
nine other citizens, shall constitute COM
mittee, with authority TO provide for the
permanent organization.
The Chairman said that IL would be I'm.
possible for bim at that time to select
committee under the above resolution, and
asked that time be allowed him to do so.
On motion OF General James Mcdonald
the meeting adjourned to meet again In the
same bail Friday evening at 81 o'clock.
1fr. w. III. Zimmerman kindly rendered
the use OF the ball for this and future meet
ings free OF charge.
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A PLEASANT RECSIoN.- last Saturday
night the members OF Alpha Kappa Chap
Ser Of the Beta Theta ri Fraternity were
entertained by their brethren OF the Rich
mopd Alumni Chapter. The table. loaded
with choice siands, was spread in the rooms
OF the Richmond Chapter, over Levy's
store. Songs and pleasant intercourse
served 10 pass away the earlier part OF the
evening. Afler supper speeches we've made
oy the Rev. ur. Jackson, Captaie j. 5.
wise, Messrs. Anderson, Hobsons and
Strange. Mr.. Jsmes Il. Heath enlIgened
ibe evening very Euch by the aid he gave the
musical part Of the programme. In tbe abb
senes Of the president, Rev. DIR. WedGell,
Colonel a. z. Holiday presided.
The Beta Theta ri is one OF the Oldest
and largest college fr2ternities, having chap
ters from Maine 10 Texas and from Boston
10 San Francisco. Among its noted mem.
bers are Justices Mathews, Harlan, and
Wood, OF the Supreme Beach; Schuyler
Cofax; Gsrerpsr Mathews, OF West vir,
glnia; and Professors Price and VeDabie.
OF the University OF Virginia.
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Brief HemS.-PrOfessor Campbell, OF
Washington and Lee University, is here on
VISIT to his brother, Rev. William a..
Campbell.
The pulpit Of the Methodist church was
flied Sunday morning by Rev. Mr.. Howell,
OF RandOIpll Macon College. The pulpits
OF the other churches were Iilled by the
regular pastors.
Two cases of ordinance violation were
before the Mayors Court yesterday. They
were dismissed.
James Mcconnell. an engineer on the Al
legbany road. residing at the extreme end
OF Eleventh street, near the Petersburg
railroad, was taken i'll with the smallpox
Saturday evening. He was taken 10 the
hospital last night. No little excitement
was created in the neigbborhood by the ap.
pcarance of the disease, and every preclu-
lion has been taken to prevent its spread.
Mr. Mcconnell has the disease in its very
worst form.
The seventh anniversary OF the Union
Guards, a wel-known coI0red military Or
ganization OF this city, took place yesterday
at Stratford Park. They bad street-pa-
rade in the morning aud target. t.practice
in the afternoon. They presented very
creditable appearance, and were under COM
mand OF Captain Jimes Cunningham.
The June term OF the Chesterfield Coun-
ty Court commenced yesterday. No crmi-
nal cases are TO be tried at this term.
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fCommunicated.l
To the Public.
RICHMOND, June 13, Is,

RICHMOND, June IL, 1881.
have seen an anonymous attack upon
my father, printed upon loose sheet OF pa.
per, With the date Washington, January,
1881, and no other mark whatever to show
Its origin.
Ny father Is out OF town and has not seen
II. In his absence l take upon myself 10
denounce this production as a tissue OF
faIsehood and slanderous innueudo. No
other answer Is due to this writer, who
wears mask. Bnt, II he Is a man, call
upon him to show himself--to give bis
name. Then be shall have whatever answer
may be 1t, ARCHER ANDERSON.
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HusTINGs CouRr.-Tbe following parties
were indicted yesterday by the Hastings
Court grand jury:
Bowler Jones, for passing counterfeit
money.
Christine Mannerschmidt, for forgery.
John II. Taylor, for cutting and wound.
ing Frank Jackson.
Julia cambridge, for shooting at one Man.
cy Robertson in the public streets.
Il. III. Lewis, for selling goods. wares, ana
merchandise without license, as required
by law. . ,.
r. II. McNamee, for shooting al James
Doherty In the public street.
The grand jury will meet again on Ihufs-
Jay.
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The recitations by the scholars OF the par
ish schools were very creditable.
The president then read his annual ad-
dress, after which the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presl.
dent, r. Bruce Evans; First Vice-Pres-
dent, l.. b. Carter; Second Vice-President,
Richard Atkins; Recording Secretary,
Robert A. Jordan; Corresponding Secreta-
ry, Z. Dickerson, Jr.; Treasurer, Joseph
Pearman; Delegate to Virginia Baptist State
Sunday School Convention, which meets in
Danville, Va, in August, r. Bruce Evans.
The Union was ably addressed by Rev.
Walter Ii. Brooks, formerly OF this city,
now OF New Orleans, La.
The following are the Executive Commit
tee X. j. Jordan, ii. Sykes, A. Jonathan,
Morgan James, G. w. Brown.
The Union adjourned with PRAYER by
Rev. W. III. Brooks, to meet with Gravel
Hill school on the second Sunday in Sep.
tember next at II O'Clock M.
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Masonic ELgcTIsx. .--Loge FSaDcaise, No.
%, A. n. and A. d., at its stated communl-
cation last light elected the following officers
ief the ensuing Masonic year Henry Gunst,
wofshipfui master; WorsbipfuI james III.
opess, senior warden; Isidofe Loyenstcin,
Junior warden; Worsbipful julius straus,
heasureS; WorshipfuI William Lovenstein,
sssseefetary, II. l.. PeIouze, senior deaconi
Lils Z. stacy, junior deacon; Worsbipfu'
=. II. Cspers, N. Ezekiel, and A. Gunsl.
uussise.; D. II. Collins, tiIeri II. ]. Adams
slp Z. FaIk, stewards.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs' STATE
CONvENTIOS.-The State Convention Of the
Ancient Order OF Hibarnians was held yes
terday in this city al Cathedral Hall. There
was a full attendance present, and the re-
port Of the State delegate showed that the
order bad doubled ia membership in Vir-
gina during the past year.
j. V. Reddy was elected State delegate
Z. Cummins, state secretary, and Thomas
T. Hannon, OF Charlotte county, State
treasurer. The Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans is the largest Catholic and Irish or
gsnizition in the United States.
The Convention passed the following
resolutions
/. Resolved, That we have every reason
TO congratulate ourselves on the part taken
by the members OF the Ancient Order Hi
bernians throughout the United States in
the movements taken 10 benefit our couR-
trymen In Ireland and for the aid they have
extended TO the Irish National Land League.
2. That we are 10 full accord and sym.
pathy with the Irish people at home in their
struggle with the hereditary enemies OF
Ireand--landoTd aristoeracy-and their
fight for liberty and independence.
3. That all the suferingS OF the Irish peo-
pie are traceable TO the effects Of Govern
ment alien TO them IN race, religion. and
sympathy. and we most emphatically de-
nOuDce the course pursued by the present
English Government 10 regard TO the whole
sale eyetlons aud Imprisonment OF the peo-
PIE now being carried on in ireland.
4. That we learn with regret that Ameri-
'ean citizens are confined in English dun
geOns, and denounee their imprisonment as
We'll as those OF DayItt, Brennan, Father
sheehey, &C., as cowardlY, unjust, and
tyrannicaI.
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SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORKERS.
A Rfcld-Day with the Four Principal
denominations.
Baptist ssAssociaticn-N Methodist Society-Pres.
bytcrian Union Episcopal Union-IIenrico
Coiored Union-Interesting Statistics.

The four leading denominations OF this
city held meetings OF their Sunday-school
workers on Sunday last, at each OF which a
large congregation was present. II We mis-.
take not, the Christians OF Richmond ore
exceptionally alive to the religious instruc-
tion OF the young. Nearly one.fourth Of
our whole population Is connected with their
Sunday schools, which have an aggregate
OF 14,694 officers, teachers, and scholars.
Below we give reports from four OF these
city organizations and from one in the
county,
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VIRGINIA ABaOAD.-R. B. Chafiin, real
estate agent, who has been to Pennsylvania
and New York, not only reports business
brisk, but found that the people OF these
go-ahead States think Virginia has grand
future before her. He says that number
OF New Workers and PennsyIvanians are
coming here to buy land.
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SCOTCH IMxIGRAYTs.--An engineering
marty OF five scotchmen arrived In this city
YESTERDAY morning ria the Old Dominion
Steamship Line. They are on their way 70
Divide tract OF land In Boone county, w.
Va. for large colony Of immigrants, who
rronose settling there from Scotland. The
iand-son,e several thousand scres-bas al-
re,dy been pui chased. They brought sur
yeyIng instruments and dogs with them.
and left the city last evening via the Chesa'
peake and Ohio railway.
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THERE rs no AFFINITY between cheap and use
less beef wine, and iron toncs and The LIEBIG
CoMPANY's COCA BkEF ToNIc-a real renOyant
OF strength and restorative Of health.
at Is the best Tonic there Is. Every physician 10
whom ! have recSmm nded 1t has found IL so, says
Professor II. b. Drake, VI. D., Detroit, Mich. II I'M
parts new tone TO the liver. stomach aud bowels,
and by its regualve action affords relief from head
aches. neuralgia, constipation, aud languor. Be-
ware Of cheap, worthless limitations.
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THE WOODS MEDAL.-The contest for the
Woods medal (Richmond College,, at Grace
Street church. resulted in the success OF Mr..
Fri,toe, student from Front Royal, over
fourteen competitors. His subject was "a
Glance at Virginia." Colonel Thomas j.
Evans will present him the medal probably
some night this week.
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FALLING SCAFFOLD.-Yesterday morning
about O'Clock, while Thomas Brannan, a
bricklayer, was at work on building on
Fourth street between Leigh and Jackson,
the scafold gave way, precipitating him to
the ground, a distance OF about ten feet. He
was considerably bruised by the fall and
cut about the bead by falling bricks which
had been piled on the scatfOld.
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YELLOW. FEyER-To ameliorate the dreadful
affects OF yeIlow-feyer take SIMMONS LIVER REG
ULAToR. Let 1t be given IN large doses that IL may
have an immediate eject upon the liver. and re-
move the accommodating bile. It so ac's upon the
liver, stomach. aud blood as 10 prevent the attack
of this terrible disease. Buy only the genuine, In
white wrapper with red z, prepared only by J. H..
IEIIIN A. 20.
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HAGly's MAGNOLIA BALM,
GIVES TO EVERY WOMAN
FAIR, FREsH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much 1t may have become i'm.
paired by nature or Otherwise, 1t makes the SKIN
PURE, SOFT and LIKE THAT Of YOUTH.
It is not only ELEGANTLY PRRFUNRp, but II is
In every way most perfect wash and srLEsDI
LOTION.
Its APPLICATION carnot possibly be detected,
and Is harmessas water.
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ATTRACTIVE TO TRAvELLERs.-Th Vir-
giuia Steamboat Company announces that
travellers by their line going north uia Old
Point have from one TO four hours at that
delightful resort for saltwater bath. The
company also offers exceptionally low rates
Of fare and the comfort Of nice state.rooms.
which can be engaged at the office, 1lO9
Main stroet
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PUHE CATAwBA WINE at sl.60 p<r gslios.
PURE CALIFORNIA SHERRY st ~ per gallon.
PURE sPANIsH SHERRY at $3.50 per gallon.
PURE GREEN aud BLACK TEAs at low prices.
PURE CHAMPAeSEs, PORTS. aud French Brand,
at low psices. w. ID. BLAIR 4 90. 1l09 Main 81.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
UNION.
The first reguiar monthly meeting OF this
Association under Its new organization and
40 accordance With It's new system was
held in 81. Johns church on Sunday eve
ming. The old church was packed with
representatives fsom every Episcopal
church in the city. The president, Mr..
Adoipbus Blair, presided; Mr.. w. Ellis
Homes acted as secretary. The north gallery
was filled 10 repIetion with q strong chorus
OF singers under the leadership OF Mr.. w.
G. Bentley, WHICH contributed very greatly
to the success OF this first meeting OF the
Uuion. ,..os
Alter appropriate devotional services
from the Sunday.scIIool liturgy, reports
rom the various schools were called tor,
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For THE RANDOLPH MACON COMMENCE
MENT The Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad will issue special
round-trip tickets to Ashland TO the Ran
dolph-MacOn commencement for Wednes.
day and Thursday. A special train will
leave Ashland about 1880 p. NJ, after the
closing OF the exercises.
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tbs WEATHER YESTERDAY was pleasant
aud generally clear.
THsRNoNgTgR YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 6S ;
ga. NJ, "a; noon, so; r. NJ, S4; Z.
NJ. 81; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, 76 l.6.
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BAPTIST suNDAY-scHooL ASSOCIATION.

The Baptist Sunday.School Association Of
Richmond and Manchester held It's monthly
meeting with Sidney church Sunday after
noon. The president, Mr. William EIlysoD,
presided; George j. Jackson secretary.
After the usual devotional exercises the
superintendents OF the schools read their
monthly reports, from which we compile
the following table Of the average attend
ance for the month:
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LIME. pLAsrER. CEnExr. ~.

SCHOONER "E. ARCULARitIS." at-
y rect from Roctlsnd. Me-. wiha casrp of Fkf>H
ROckLAND LIME, ezily expected. Tnis Litne Il
from The celebrated "Crockett" Iimeskilnx
Messrs Crockett q Go. own the best ltme' ssset n
any lime ever sold la this maeke,. aud snptslpf -
the large bulk OF L. WARMER MOONS. ~
Liwe, cement. bu@O- aud Groand- tia$isf
seyenssentk street, soash aide pQoA,
my sl.JslA
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KEEP IT on YOUR LARDER.-A temporary taste
Of elysium is experienced by any one who drinks
HUB PUNCH with hot water. 1ne ice, milk, etc., as
taste prefers. Sold by druggists, grOcers, and wine
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Five Thousand Dollars More Needed TO Conn
plete the New Main-street Pavemens-Busi.
ness from the Other Branch-Unfuished
Business Disposed ORA Resolution to Ap-
proprinte $4,000 FOR Additional Buildings
at the Fair.Grounds Defented-Other Reso-
lutions and Petitions.
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-We ask special attention to
our auction sale THIS EVENING at q O'Clock Of
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at the corner Of
Franklin and Madison streets.
f.. b. CHAFFIN & Co, Auctioneers.
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LAWN PAeTY.-The lawn party OF the
Grace. Street Pre.byterian ladies on Gam.
bIe's Hill this eyening will be an attractive
entertainment,
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ArsrEvrxs'
See The FILES or NEW GOODS.
AT srrvxxs
See the ~ pieces TEA SETS at ts.
AT STEVENS
See the NEW DESIGNS in CHANBER ssrs.
AT STEVEN.
See the MAJoLlcA FRUIT SETS.
AT STEVENS
See the latest IcE. E.CREAx SETS.
AT srIvrxs
See the BRRRY.skTs.
AT STEVENS
See the DECORATED FRUfr-PL arEs At So and
$3.50 per dozen.
AT STEVENS
See the prices on FRENCH and ENeLIsa CUPS
and sAucERs.
AT STEVENS
See the novelties In MAJ LIcA wARS,
AT STEVENS
See the MAJoLIcA CREANERs at is and 26c.
AT STEVENS
See the MAJoLIcA PITCHERS al soc. sad 81.
AT STEVENS
See the shapes In COMFORTS aud SALADS.
AT STEVENS
See the FANCY CUPS and sAucERs at % and soc.
AT STEVENS
See the styles Of DECORATED MUGS at 6, 10, IS,
20, 25, and soc.
See the CHINA ORNAMENTAL and FANCY GOODS,
AT STEVENS
See the CHINA MATCH STANDS and BASKETS.
AT STEVENS
See the CHINA aud BIsC FIGURES.
AT STEVENS
See the new COLOGNE SETS.
AT STEVENS
Sc. the CLARET-JUGs.
AT STEVENS
See the ENGRAVED GoBLrTs and wISSs OF all
descriptions.
See BROWN LAVA CUsPADoREs at 81 ard $3.50
per pair
AT STEVENS
See the HANDSOME FANCY CusPADoRgs At 81
and 81 25.
AT STEVENS
See the ELEGANT CHINA CUsPApoREs.
AT STEVENS
See the prices on RoGERs's TEA. AND TABLE-
sPooNs-plaln and fancy patterns.
AT sTEvENs'
See the prices on ICE-PITCHERa.
AT STEVENS
See the new designs In PICKLE. aud TABLg.
CAsToEs
AT STEVENS
See the new designs in all kinds of SILVER GOODS.
AT STEVENS
See the ELEGANT OFFICE INKS.
AT STEVENS
See the novelties In PARfAs GOODS.
AT STEVENS
See the CRYSTAL aud DECORATED BUD.VAsEs
al 10c.
AT STEVENS
See tue specially In N0TE.PAPEf
AT STEVENS
See the lot Of ODD CoLOGNE-BOTrLgs gong 1t
2jc.
ST STEVENS
See the WUIsP BROOM sold for 2oc.
AT STEVENS
See the prices ON DIR EssING COMBS.
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SAVE MONEY by having your trintins done AZ the
DISPATCH PRINrING-HOUsE. Good work, low
prices aud satisfaction guaranteed.
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GENERAL WILLIAM I. WIrDERs. the celebrated
blooHed stock raiser, and proprietor Of Fair Lawn
stock Farm, Lexington, KY, says LIEDIG Com.
PASY's ARNrCATED EXTRACT OF WITCH HAzsL
should be In every stable in the country" Cures
Founder. SPAWN, Bursal Enldeements, Broken
Knees, Speedy Cuts, aud Sore Eyes. Sold In see.
and Al sizes. Reduced rates by The half gallon or
gallon. Beware of worthless imi'ations. Depot, 90
Maiden Laue, New York.
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VI. ELLYsoS & CO., advertising agents. insert adj
yerisemens in all Of the newspapers Of the United
States az publishers rates. Orders left at tue Dc
patch counting.room viii receive prorRps a;teo-
Hon
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, southeast yeeringto warmer
westerly winds, and lower barometer.