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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
Church Notes,

Park.Place' Methodist church was well
attended Sunday at both services. At
night the church was crowded 10 over flow-
ing. The pastor delivered two able and
striking discourscs, full of earnest eXhorta.
lion and inspiring incentives to activity
and falthfulne,s in church work and Chris
tian enterprise. A remarkable fact con-
riected with the present healthy condition
OF this church aud its growth in usefulness
is that for the past two SUNDAYS the at
tendance at the Sunday school has been
within Two of The actual number on the
roll, only two persons Oh the roll being
absent.
At the Broad.Strcet Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. W. q. Starr, preached in the
morning, aud received one person by bap-
tism. No service at night.
At Clay-Street Methodist church Rev. j.
l.. NJ. Curry, ID. d.. preached at II a. M.,
and Rev. W. B. McGilyray at night. The
nastog, Rev. A. G.. Brown, was absent from
The city in order TO dedicate Enon church,
In the county OF Hanover.
AT Union.St Station Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. w. c. Vaden, preached morn
inc and night, and received three persons
by baptism.
AT Nicbolson.Sreet Methodist church
Rev. c. w. Pdherbridge preached at II A.
NJ, and the pastor, Rev. William Diggs, at
night.
At LaurelS,reet Methodist church the
pastor preached morning and night. Al the
morning service one person was received by
certificate.
Al Leigh Street Baptist church during
the week one was baptized.
At Seventh-Street Christian church the
pastor preached Sunday morning and night,
and in the morning two were received into
the fellowship Of the church.
At Grace Street Baptist church Rev. w.
T.. Hatcher, d. D., preached IN the morn
ing. At night Rev. A. j. Reamy preached,
and at the conclusion OF the sermon DR..
Hatcher baptized two.
At Second Baptist church in the morning
Rev. Dir. Mcdonald preached and received
one into the fellowship OF the church. At
night Rev. DR.. c. c. Biting, OF Baltimore,
preached the anniversary sermon OF The
Young Mems Missionary Society to an over
flowing house. At the conclusion OF the
sermon a collection was taken, and after the
dismisson DR.. Biting received warm and
cordial greeting from the members OF his
old church and congregation.
AT -. Peters Cathedral Bishop keane
announced, at the conclusion OF High Mass,
that the annual collection for seminary pur-
poses taken Up in the Cathedral on Easter
sunday amounted TO S26l-iust one third
more than last year.
The meetings which have been in pro-
eress at the First Baptist church (colored)
during the past week resulted IN about
thirty conversions. On Sunday morning
Rev. Mr.. Palmer, OF Stonngton, Conn.,,
preached. The meetings continue every
night this week.
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UNUSUAL PROCEEDINGS OVER A CoRPsE.-
On Friday wel-kuOwn cOlOred man
named Cox died. He had been working at
the Tredegar for many years. He was noted
for bis integrity, and scOrned TO associate
with men who had been guilty OF crime.
On saturday night two well.known BARRIERS
called at his quarters TO see If the arrange
mentS for his funeral were completed, aud
they found a crowd assembled, and color
Cd man standing over the BODY OF the de-
ceased telling them in excited voice what
man must do 10 be saved. One OF the bar
bers, John Cooley, as soon a. he entered,
addressed him IS follows: " You Internal
scoundrel: six weeks ago you were given
tbirtv.nine lashes for stealing, and now YOU
dare to stand over the body OF an honest
man and talk about salvation. II he could
rise from his coffin he would hurl you from
the roOm." 1t is hardly necessary TO add
that a stop was put to the exercises.
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Az ALLEGED MURDERER GUARDED BY HIS
wEETHEART.-0fi officers Cartwright and Wal
ton arrived here at a O'Clock Sunday morn
ing on The Richmond and DanvlIle railroad
from Lynchburg, having in charge John
Bowen, the supposed murderer OF Posey
Drew. The accused was taken to the First
police-station and locked up until yesterday
morning, when he was taken before the
Police Court. When the cISe was cllled
the Justice committed the accused 10 jlil
until this morning, at which time he VIII
have his examination aloGg with the others
implicated In the affair.
Bowen gave the two officers an account OF
his whereabouts from The time OF the Kill
ing up to the time OF his arrest. He stated
that he hid in Scwartz's stable, short dis
lance from home, and on several occasions
one or two policemen passed in few feet
of him. He also said that his sweetheart
kept him posted as TO the movements OF
the officers and fed him while he was
concealed IN the stable. He would
not tell her name, but said she was
his sweetheart. He said he left Chesterfield
Wednesday night that he got on the train at
Coalfeld aud went TO Lynchburg, but made
several stoppages on the way. When ar
rested there he was applying for employ
ment at some iron working establishment.
Officers Cartwright and Walton safe that
they are under great obligations to the
Manchester police-Chief-of.P Lips
comb especially information furnished.
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ORDER FOR The CONsECGATION.-The fol-
lowing order for the consecration OF Bishop.
elect J1nssons was read at the Cathedral
Sunday: Low mass at 6, :. and O'Clock IN
the morning, and the children's mass at
$50. Pontifcal high mass will begin at 10
O'Clock. The doors Of the Cathedral Will
be locked Immediately after the S:30.D'cl lock
mass, and they will not be rC0pened before
$3.50 O'Clock. No one will be admitted into
the Cathedral except upon the presentation
Of a ticket. These tickets will indicate the
seat assigned to the holder, and they are TO
be kept until he end of the service. Any
one coming after the beginning OF the cele'
mony fOrfeits his ticket.
Archbishop Elder. coadiutor to Arch
bishop Purcell, OF Cincinnati, will deliver
the sermon at the conservation.
Bishop Janssens will celebrate Pontitca
yespers al 81 O'Clock in the afternoon, after
which he will deliver his yaedictory TO the
congregation.
There was a great rush for tickets ye'ter-
day. and il is said not half OF the applicants
have been satisfied
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CONFIRMATION AT TIE CATHEDRAL.- There
was very large attendance at st. Peters
Cathedral Sunday morning to witness the
ceremonies Of confirmation performed by
Right Rev. Bishop j. j. Keane. There
were In all one hundred and five persons
onfirmed-tbirty.si BOYS, fOrty-two gilIs,
TWENTY-FIVE white adulls-eight men, and
fourteen women; and five colOred adults
three men and two women. Twenty-elght
of the number were converts. At The con-
clusion OF the ceremonies the Bishop ad-
dressed the newy.made "solders OF the
Lord" in his usual happy aud eloquent
style.
AT the ! \. NJ. mass the children above
mentioned made their first communion, and
at Vespers they renewed their ba2tlsmal
vows, the congregations on both occasions
being also very large.
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About <freet-Gar Drivers.

NIVHMUNU' NpT!T 20, TNSI,
Editors DjSpdtch By your permission
desire to say thlt, in my humble opinion, 1t
is high time The street-Cdr drivers were
learning at least The rudmeuts OF poIiteness
and proper courtesy in the discharge OF
their duties. have myself been several
times seriously jIrred at their failure to
stop the ear when | desired 10 step of.
This morning noticed an old and very fee
bic gentleman near the corner Of Ninth and
Main streets beckon 10 the driver Of car to
stop, Dut the latter paid no attention to his
request, and the old gentleman had to run
with his hand on the handle for some dis
tance before he could get on. say this is
shameful, and the proper authorities should
at once proceed to remedy it. V. Ii. W.
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A NEW SCHOOL.ROOM FOR ST. PATRIcK's
CBURcH.-At a meeting Of 81. PatricS's
congregation held last Sunday Father
Doberty announced his intention Of having
a school.room for boys built. The Deces.
sity and advantages OF pirocbial school
for boys in st. Patrick's parish having been
explained, the congregation unanimously
consented TO heartily second the views OF
their good pastor. Mr.. f. p. Murphy bav-
ing been elected president, james Hayes
vice.president. and X. A. Meagher secre-
tary, on motion voluntary contributions
list was opened aud S760 at once subscribed.
The male parochia school has been held
in the basement OF the church since The lat
ter years OF the war. IL was inaugurated
by Father Andrews. and has been success
fully kept up by his successors 10 The pres
ent year. The new schoOl-house VIII cost
between three and four thousand dollars.
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RESISTING AN OFFICER.-A negro man
was sent TO jail for six months yesterdly
morning by the Police Justice for ASSAULT
ing Officer LGmkin while in the DISCHARGE
OF his duty. The police have received ln-
Structions, recently, to keep the sidewalk
in front OF the Police Court clear, and no
one seemed disposed to question their au-
thority in the premises until yesterday,
when the person above alluded to asserted,
in the most violent manner, his right to OBJ
struct the waIkway. His fate will be a
warning to others disposed TO do likewise.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLfA BALM,
GIvFs TO EVERY WOMAN
4 FAIR, FkEsH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
No matter how much 1t may have become i'm
paired by nature or Otherwise, 1t makes the SEfS
PURE, SOFT andIGKE rHAfof YoUrH.
in every way a mos; perfect wash and a sPLFNDiD
LOTION.
Its APPLTCtTIOy caunot possibly be detected.
aud + harmles. a. water.
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alln.

Those using good TEA and COFFEE should try III o
IMPORTERS TKA COMPANY, SlJ Broad sireel-
sign Red Flag land see and taste for themselves the
quantity and quality sold for one dollar can-Teas
Oue.and.a-h hair pounds: Coffee, three pounds and
for a few days longer viii give present iD every
can. Several were fortunate In their selections on
Monday. C. ". Bragg, cigar store 10 west Broad.
selected can OF tea containing stem. winding CO.
lander watch, value si2; James ParIons, near
Ffedercks burg selected OF coffee containing
twenty-do!lsr bin; Miss Laura MINING, ThiriIeih
street. handsome opal ring, 80 gentleman, f22
east Broad street, Nolander stem-winding watch 4.
compass attachment, SIS. Fresh coffee put on their
shelves Monday afternoon.
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Anniversary Celebration. The first ami.
versary celebration Of the Clopton. Street
Baptist Sunday school in Swansboro', lust
above the city, took place Sunday afternoon.
The church was crowded, many persons
being unable 10 gain entrance into tho
building. Quite 4 number OF persons from
this city were present, and interesting
speeches were made by Mr.. Ashton StaTke.
OF Richmond; Rev. Mr.. Reynolds, Is. A.,
Hancock, Esq, and Mr.. Walter Resms.
Reports showing that the school has been
gradually growing since It's organization
were read,
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SUBSCRIBED TO THE YORKTOWN CzNTEN-
NAL AssOCIATIoX.-The following sub.
scriptions have been made in The city Tor
the Yorktown Centennial Association:
J. l.. Darlington. $50.
The following gentlemen have subscribed
500 each J. II. Johnston IL Co., ]. Dayen-
port, Jr., Franklin Stearns, Thomas Branch.
Thomas Branch IL Co., A. :. Buford,
Tredegar Company. Lewis Ginter, Old Do
minion Iron and Nail Works Company, F.
o. French, A. l.. Elicit & Co., Purcell,
Ladd Il Co.
The following $50 each A. Os,erlob, G..
L. Stacy, II. &. Parsons.
The following $50 each: j.. LOttier,
Blughman Brothers. Southern Fertilzing
Company. Joseph Bryan, T. NJ. Logan,
Wipgo, Elleit & Crump, Herman Schmidt.
The following $40 each: Cullineworlh
& Ellison, +. o. N0iling, james ii. Dooley.
Ed. Cohen. w. +. Tanner & Co., Bruce X
Archer, X. A. Patterson Il Co., Allison a
Addison. a. G. Babcock, {. +. Whtiock,
r. G. Williams & Co., 6. :. Cot'rell d Co.,
J. b. Pace, Boiling w. HaXaI, Cardozo.
Alsop. Mosby & Co., FOurqurean, Price,
Temple d. Co.., &. +. Belyin, J. l.. NJ. Curry.
The following $40 each: Z. Courtney
jenkins & Co., Gresham d Brown, John
Booker, w. A. James, agent; Il. II. Tenn
pie, A. l.. Boulware. {. L. Williams, W. j.
Johnson Il Co., O. II. Russell, V. Hechler,
Jr., & Brother, A. b. Goodman. 7. W. Nc.
Canoe, W. II. IlaXall, X. II. Whilock, f.
A. Saunders, Il. =. Richardson, j. Ill. Mon
tague, Il. l.. IIobson, A. W. CARRIER, ID. D.
Davis d Co., James Leigh Jones, ID. Axtell,
Norvell. Leake & Co., Franklin Davis Il
Co.., j. G. Spots. II. W. Powers X Co.,
Preston BelvIn, W. II. Tatum, Polk Nil er
& Co., McAdams IL Berry, George Gibson.
Jr., Randolph & English, j. w. Kates, X.
b. Lyme, w. b. Hersman d Co., T. Roberts
Baker, l.. B. Tatum, Evans Il Cooke, w. A.
Stevens, Williams a Gibson, James L. Gray,
G. NJ. Reynolds. J. +. Massie.
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accidents. Last Saturday q small white
boy named David Sty ywall, residing Ia the
lower part OF the city, met with a very Sc
rious accident. fIe attempted TO cross the
race at the corn-mill near Mayo's bridge,
and fell over on the wa,er-wheei, which was
running. One OF bis arms were badly ln-
jured, and may probably have TO be ampu-
lated.
A few days ago little child OF Mr.. Mon
roe Reynolds had Oue OF bis fingers sawed
of by an Older brother. Both OF them were
playing with wood.saw at the time.
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tbs AMATEUR PINAFoRE COMPANY.-The
Amateur Pinafore Company have completed
all arrangements for the production OF their
opera, which will be given at the Theatre
on Monday evening, May I'd. The cast in.
cludes all OF the old favorites except one,
whose place is supplied by lady whose
voice has been frequently heard in concert
with pleasure by the music-loving portion
of our community. The object for which
this entertainment is to be given will insure
a crowded house.
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Brief Items The Hastings Court was In
session yesterday, and was engaged In hear.
ing civil cases. The jury in the case OF
Robert Boyle Us. Margaret Boyle were still
unable to agree yesterday.
There will be a regular meeting OF The
CITY School Board tonight at O'Clock.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
were unable to have their entertainment at
the courthouse last night, as the court
room was in use. II will come of, however,
Thursday and Friday nights OF this week.
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HoN. JOIN RANDOLPH fuckers LECTURE.
On The evening Of the I'd OF May Hon. John
Randolph Tucker will lecture at Mozart
Hal-subject, 4" Virginia as She Was, Is,
and Is TO Be-" In the House OF Represen-
tatives when il is known that he IS to speak,
even upon the tariff, the galleries are crowd
ed and every seat on the floor Is occupied,
because no man in Congress has greater
reputation as an orator. IL Is safe TO pre-.
diet, therefore, that Mozart Hall will be
crowded on Monday next. for he never yet
discussed subject that gave him SO splen-
did deld dfor. the display Of bis oratory orhi'
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm, with rain at night.
SUNDAY: Sunrise, 45o; maximum, $50.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 65 ;
Q A. NJ, "A; noon. 80; 3 z. NJ, SO; z.
NJ, 10; midnight. 20.
Mean temperature, 74t.
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BRIEF ITEys.-The joint Council Com
mittee on Streets will meet this morning ut
O'Clock at the CITY Hall to complete the
tour OF the thoroughfares required by the
ordinances, and on which Is based the esll-
mates for street improvement.
1t has already been stated that the Ladies
Society OF the Second Presbyterian church
(Dr. HOge's) propose to erect monument
to the memory Of the late Mrs. DR.. f. IL.
Brown. Contributions will be received by
Mrs. w. W. Henry, l04 east Grace street.
or by the treasurer OF the Society. No. 3lS
south Fourth street
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LONG INDULGENCE In ovtr.ea'ing or drinking
produces disorgsnIei liver, and all the evils at
tendant upon such arrangements; depression Of
spirits habtual cosiiyeness, nervous exhaustion. in
digestion pain In the head, with nausea; funess of
stomach after meals chness, general debility. and
languor. seek relief from SIMMONS LIVER REGu-
LAToR.
at is a very valuable remedy for dyspepsia, sick
headache, torpid liver, aud such like diseases.
"W. :. HoLT.
President Of =. W. T.. II. Co, Of Georgis."
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AN ALLEGED JUNKTmEF ARRESTED
Yesterday George Williams (colored) was
arrested by Officer HuIce, charged with
stealing q lot Of pig.rOn from Mr.. Asa Sny-
der. Williams was hauling lot OF iron
from the Richmond and Danvile der0. to
Mr.. Snyder's foundry, and it is alleged that
he appropriated one load OF it TO his own
use. Later in the day search was made for
the missing property, which was found by
Sergeant WhillOck at the iugk-store OF Mr..
j. &. Smith. y
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The pulpits Of the various churches were
filled by the regular pastors, with the ex-
ception OF the Methodist church. At this
church Rev. Mr. james. Of Ashland, preach
ed Sunday morning and night.
At the colored Baptist church the usual
services were held.
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G. Armstrong, d. D., rector Of the church,
and addresses were delivered by Rev. Mr..
Jackson, OF Christ church, In this city, and
Rev. Mr.. Reid OF Indianapolis. There was
n large offertory for the Sunday school; the
report OF the superintendent showed the
the collections since the fall SSI.42. Mr..
Armstrong pronounced the benedction.
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A Vicious DOG.-Yesterday afternoon as
Dr. Isaac Curd was passing up Main street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth he was
set upon by dog Of tue "Spiz " species,
and received severe bite near the left an-
kle. The same dog shortly afterwards at
tempted 10 bite another passer-by. such q
vicious animal should not be allowed to go
at large.
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THE LIEDERKRANZ CONCERT AID BALL
The members OF the LiederkranZ are always
up TO the requirements OF any occasion to
which they may lend themselves. The ball
and concert at Sanger Halle last night un.
der their auspices was happy bending OF
skiliul details and thorough execution.
Both phases Of the entertainment proved
thoroughly enjoyable TO the large number
who sought, IN attendance, mental relaXa-
ton and physical exercise. . The first
was afforded by an excellent con-
cert, both the vocal and instrumental
parts being OF high order OF merit.
There were sung several fine selections
from the new operas and also couple OF
pieces from the pen OF Professor De Nor
dendorf--" All on Account OF Eliza" and
Angel Mother Kissed Me-" by De Nor
dendorf, which were received with rap
turous applause. The concert over, dane
Ing commenced at 10 O'Clock with waltz,
aud was 10 end at O'Clock this morning
with " Home. Sweet Home" The last was
the twenty-second number on the pro-
gramme and a very appropriate ending
to a night OF unalloyed pleasure.
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SINCE TIE INTRoDUcTIoN OF HUB PUNCH ilrs
brewing of ordinary punches has been rendered Un-
necessary. Hub Punch Is now Gn indispensable aux
Hilary 10 a well-supplied arder sideboarc. a
grocers, wine merchants, and druggists sell t..
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.


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DFBILITATED,
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and does not require any other medicine 10 beused
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ny
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PtRsONAL.-Rev. J. NJ. Frost, OF Staun-
ton, Va. and Rev. Mr. Palmer, OF StOnlng-
ton, Conn, were present at the Baptist min
isters' meeting yesterday morning.
II. Carter Eubank, Esq, proprietor OF the
Healing Springs, Va, was in the city yes
terdav.
j. Hall, Esq, prominent gentleman OF
New jersey, was in Richmond yesterday.
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ApJuDGED INsANE.-A commission OF lu.
nacv, composed OF Justices W. Hall Crew.
j. ID. Whitehead, aud William j. Holmes,
which Yesterday examined the case OF John
Norman (white) at the Pinel Hospital, de-
cided that be was insane, and directed that
he be placed in the Williamsburg asylum.
Mr.. Norman is the proprietor OF confec-
tionery store near the First Market, on Sew
enteeUth street, and lunatic tendencies were
developed several weeks since.
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ALARM OF FIRE.-Yesterday morning at
1925 O'Clock the alarm turned in from Box .
was caused by slight fire at the residenee oi
Mrs. A. stern, No. 521 east Broad street. a
can die was left burning by servant In one
of tie rooms, which set fire to some red.
clothing. The fam0were extiDguished
befoie any damage waE done,
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II. B. CHAFFiN & Co, IL NJ, commissioners sale
Of little market gard Y niles nom the City,
near the Williamsburg road.
JOSEPH BROWN. 2 p. NJ, heavy wooded lsnd IA
In the county OF Chesterfield, on the M'dsoihssn
turnpike.
w. G0nDIN, Ia NJ, a lsrse nufaosr OF pisces oS
ssal estate and lcts In aud about klsuwooes
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VFNYEBEC ICE! KENNEBEC ICE

Ihsss now on hand full stock. and gill continue
70 receive during fne season, The celebrated
KESNEBKC-RiyE ER ICE
10 fursfas, nv friends. customers. aud The public
genersilx With polite and accommodating drivers
/ hOpe 10 tuellt continuance Of the patronage
heretofore go iibeT3liy bestowed on me: 1T.
OIders ~ mall telephone, or otherwise, promptly
attended TO. n,,,
Special attention paid 10 packing ice for sh2ihg.
JAMES L. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer 10 keuuebec Riycf zee,
Onices No.. l7O7 aEd 1901 Cary street, kOkIh
SlDE ~ gETE DUCK. ap2l-Ay
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, increasing cloudness
and numerous rains, southerly winds, sta.
tionary or lower temperature, lower barom-
etcr
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LIME. PLASTER. CEMENT. dc.

EXPECTED DAILY. schooner Ella n
IL Barnes. with cargo Hoffman " ROsendalc liY-
draulic Cement direct from factory; also, schooner
eosge 4. HaiSek, With cargo fresh Ialelned iias,
ier, for sale low fTo.B vessel. Fresh iiOctand Lime
1ls. received, fer sale low from wafeh0u~. babu-
WARNER MOORE,
sey~att esstls street, sOuih side DOCK.