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gteamboats an6 Railroads.
A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
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49, -~~Y--s-~
A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
N. FALL RIVER LINE.
NewYork to Boston, 90. 40
Limited tickets. Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
Magnificent Steamers
NEWPORT and OLD COLONY
Leave New-York daily. Sundays excepted;
At p. mr. from Pier % North RIVER foot Of Murrayst
sey City p m Tickets and siaterooms may be secured at
all principal hotels transfer and ticket offices a. The Office on
BORDEN q DWELL Agts Genl Pass ACT.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Washington
on and after IAN 49, tho magnificent Passenger Trains
leaye from Pennsyyana Railroad Depot foot OF cort
$50 except sundays Parlor car attsched arrive,
% @ m & eeS Ss and Gny coaches
Cincinnati and Chicago M ..-,u. ,,,..,,-u.ou 90, p,
Cincinnati $50 NJ, Chicago s55 m ana St Louis, $50
cnclnna st i louis and cGca&o Jay 'O-'"0'
u o'clock night daily arrive; at Washington SIS am.
sleepers and day coaches through 20 cincinnati. -
arrive from the West at go a M S5C D. M ana iC59 p
~ Tickets and sleeping 6ertS secured and bagsasS eag
Broadway and at all the Offices Of The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
BROOKLYN foot Of Fatoqst; Je%elI' Wharf % '1 -
ESS sFGqs Branch Eson
hsqfh 'Hcn BH%sS
A ALE Rsaa9 naTserg na9cn onunN "ua
p. m-Fcr Bennington Easton, Alontown. Reading Iar
SD D. m-For Eason, Mauch Chunk. Tanaqua Dri'''n
loop m|For iIigh Bridge Branch. Easton. &c.
4:3O D. m.-For SonervIlle Pennington sc
6:30n m.-For Easton Allentown. Reading Harrisburg
SUNDAY trains leave at M l2p for Bound Brook
@isTneaie station. 5:a6p m for ast'n' Allentown
For newark at = 5f5 SI5Gll 7l5 100 g $40 s39
o 9;l5 045 1915. 1O;45 lll5 a. M ~ mr. l2i2' a:i9
For 9 rans 10 s dsa l ocn, see mo Fables .ou
~ \. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~. Leave at g. S:l5 m ~ m. q $780, 4, j, q p III
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, through car, 2 D. m
FOR FREEH0LD at Sl5 m. az IL m" l. D. D. m For
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via Branehport-For Sandy IIoos sl5 p M For
Highlands 30 ~ II T b. an a n Fq, Monmouth Beach
a va S'f ad Bsnk5 M Tor Lakewood Toms River
SC II for ar, L%fsT oS NJ ay & r4
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New. York from station g. Il. II. of NJ.
For rhiadelphia Ninth and Greensa at 7tj, 9}9 ILLS
$50 u IN FOR Third aud Berkssts 7i5. Ills
lS0 t;S9 300 p M on SUNDAY az 3i5n M ma "a, !.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New.Yort
SITS, at 100 $50 $3.50 IL LIS. 3:lj 5:l0 6;45 Up
ON sunday at s:30a m. $3.50. u P No. s.ox
From Trenton-l25 $40 SOB 5:6i zoos 1874 l:53
4 IN RA6 Sn G&s aS 5rS s aac he 90 10 ag trains
and SLEEPING COACHES 10 midnight trains from Ne"
Conaccton IS made Jersey city station to ami rom
Tickes for sale at foot Of Liberty Nos 239 2Gl 4ol
944 957 l323 Broadway ond at the pnci2a notes Nos
~ Y Transfer Company Dodd's Express wiz call Tor ani
check baggage from h0telO residence t0destlldton
General Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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TWO extra choice rooms, second floor front,
southern exposure; gentlemen only Il west -lth-SI
nrar tl-Ay
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TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE oLDEsrABLIsnED ROUTE AND snoRr LIN
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on sun
DAY. THREE STATIONS IN PEILADEL-
PHIA, TWO IN NETWORK.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
MENT, AN ID THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WIN ABSOLUTE SAFEIY.
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Boaro allo Rooms.
East Side.
West Side.

ATT WEST 31ST-ST.-LarSe back room on
~ third door, board gentleman AMI vie or single
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
. a ne 1incUnad and Chicago Day f;xpies- Drawing.
room COACHES TO iutiao and Suspension Bride ~. co,
M. connecting with fast trains the West and south
west. Pul!mans best Dra~ngroom Sleeping Coaches to
Dalyl-PaGaG Exges, for r the West sleeping
Chicago change Hotel coaches through TO Chicago
Rutlerfo ri and Passac 6, 75 93o l0:2c NJ II noon
neRt sundays g. $50 iO:2oa m I:i5 6:SO r Midnight
f9SrfSp g. 5o 5 P S 1873 nSOR n aa3 3 md
night sundays 6, $50, 1920 m, Lao $780, y midni IT.
BIO 40. 5'2o 6lo $50 p m. and - midnight saturday
ns as 2nE 7 SH'r 1920 a. 49, 5 !? 49, SG PS 7l5 m
and II midnight Sundays, 500, 1920 a. M, las, $50 p
Warwick 100 a. IN: 43o p m; ooo ,,o. Gu,
and kingston sundays $50 m.
sundays g. $50, lC2oa m. $50. p NJ. ,oo
md a SEQ con hSTo % dsn III hS M a"d $3.50
Port Jervis $50 o. 1920 a. m 400 g. y 7:l5 p m Sun
Goas leave 23ist anaric Of and quarter after
from 5.i5 to 045 p M, and at lO:i5 and lEi5p IN.
and S a can S
a tran PasF sS 2g 9S S T. e NO
Court-st., Brooklyn, or at the Companys Depot5.
Express fns RON the west arrive in 1925
and lio No a. ana ABB 5S G Gc passr Agent NoYor
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Trains leave Tor EpFleTo25 Pr@S@ a and HgaG
sundays . a. m. and G:i5 D. The 1870 train will
leave 30 minutes later Saturday nights.
Nanuet. sprng Valley and MOnsey, 10 a. H. 800 p IN
JNo. y. ABBOTT. Genl Pass'r Agent, York.
NORWICH LINE
~ 70 BOSTON, Worcester, Nashua Portland and the East
reduced. Limited tickets ~ B0On So TO Worcester 81
The steamer
CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without exception the elegant boat the Sound and
laNOTite CITY or EOSION,
leave Pier 40 North River foot OF Watts, next pier
above DcsbrOssesst Ferry daily except Sundays, at pm
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD
~ SPRINGFIELD, HOLYOKE SOUTH VERNON ST
JOHNSBURY, &c. Steamers leave Pier % f. r.. at ?.
l:3O Sundays excepted ll:30p boat connects
special Tickets sold checked 94i
broadway y. Y, and COurtsL, Brooklyn Excursion to
New-IIayen and return VI ID
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing Nov. q, 1881,
through tra will leave Grand Central Depot:
Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland and Toledo:
m Western aud Northern Express to Rochester and
Montreal with drawing room
1880 Chicago Express drawing room cars To Canan
daigua Rochester and Il uialO.
IL u m TO Albany and Troy with connection To Utica,
Saratoga, Clcns Fails and Rutland.
D. H., Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
D. m Louis Express, with sleeping cars for 81 Louis,
through In the week. Niagara
Buffalo Toledo and Detroit.
$50 D. NJ Express with sleeping 10 Syracuse and TO
Auburn Road, also TO Montreal, excepting sunday.
Pacific Express daily. with sleeping FOR
Rochester Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit ana chicago
n Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany and
fc kes on sale at Rowng Green 252 and il3 Broad
way WescOts Express Offices Park place ana 100
and 81 Broadway, Ncw. lork and 333 NaSnn i9nsL
Brooklyn. j. VI. TOUCEY. Gen. sup't c. b. MEEKEl,
III. Passenger Agent
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GRAND CONCERT at STEiNWAY HALL,
W THU RSDAY Nv ~ ING February D. at o'clock. FOE
the benefit Of the GERMAN EMlGRANT HOUSE, with tho
kind assistance of Mrs mOgen Brown, soprano; Miss NJ Ge
NO"nCclO; Mrs s. GIOsche Chadwick Piano, M Edward
Hermann Violin; Mr.. f. Nindecker, Baritone; Mr. ATml
SchOc Organst; aud the S. Matthews Church Choir VI
HObOken. Mr.. August Wehuer, Leader
Admission 90 cents Reserved Seats 80 cents extra ag
q. sCHIRMEKs, 80 Union square,
tho aufyt Fatfh ., IA
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Brooklyn.

ONE or two neatly furnished rooms in large
~ house with all improvements will be let to quiet gente
mem only other occupants being &c tio,aI Ml'S anu
servants; references Address BROOhL1N, " I"
min
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For Young Ladies-Countrv.

HOME INSTITUTE Tor young ladies', larry
town. " V: home care thorough course Of study,
rropens september -. Miss 81 ". MErCALF Principal.
MRS. S. l.. CADI'S BOARDING SCHOOL
WI Young Ladies-West End Institute New Haven,
Conn Eleventh year superior facilities send for circular.
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For Both Sexe5-City.
nAY-SCHOOIl-FOr young ladies and chll-
dren 2j6 Nest i2ds one or Two children VIII De taken
10 board.
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2u5irucuoM.
For Boys and Young Men-City
For Yonng Ladies-CL

University Grammar School, 1,1Sl broadway,
! J near i2i.st. ftjtn ysl-i Primary, Commercial anu
Classical DepartnentS II. VI. Hobby. w H. AKIN Principals
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Country.
BOARD for CIIILDREN.-A lady having
I'D pleasant the city would give mothers care
to children Best OF rctercnc's As' l.
Station l..
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Leave New.YOrk daily, Snndays eXceDted
At D. m. from Pier %. North River foot OF Murrayst
Connection by Annex from Brooklyn at 430 yer-
City Tickets and saterOOms may be secured AZ
oil principal hotels transfer and ticket offices NJ The Office on
Pier % and on steamers GEO l.. COMMON.
BORDEN ~ LOWELL, Agta Gen'l Pass ACT.
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\ REFRESHING CHANGE
To PLAIN ENGLISH.

Every reader Of newspapers has observed time
and again in the advertising columns many singu-
,,r snd frequently unpronouncable names Of medi-
..,nsl remedies. The Greek and Latin languages
,.roe,slly have been drawn upon to furnish names
hy which patent medicines could he introduced to
,hc public. The Inference Is, in many cases AT
lca,. thAt their proprietors depend more upon the
attraction Of hieh-sounding titles than upon the
...en;ial merits Of the remedies themselves.
lis refreshing once In a while to find a medicine
,sver,ised whose simple intelllgiblc name In Eng
,sb At once conveys 10 the reader an understanding
~ che uses and purposes Of the remedy.
notable instance Of this Kind Is found In the
,ocs,ojncs Of DIR. C. ". BENSON, whose SKIN
cTRE aud CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
3mpari At once in tcir names. either their purpose
or The ingredients which compose them. DIR.
nFNsON's SKIN CURE Is warranted 30 heal all
diseases Of the skin. such as letters, Iumors, In
ANIMATION. Nilk-Crusi, Eczema, Diseases Of the
Hair and scalp. Scrofula, Ulcers, Pimplcs, and
ltrhings on all parts of the body. IL makes the
tio white. soft. and smooth. removes tan and
c,ek,os. and Is the best tolot-drcssing In exist
.oco Us popularity IS attcsted 10y the immense
.sle, Of Il which are taking place everywhere.
Ell us The only genuine skin Cure" and all
.nould beware of the various remedies which have
1.., struggling for existence, and now endeayor
20 ride into popularity by advertising themselves
81. The Great skin Cures There is only one,
ana iAai Is Dr. BENsoN'S. BE sure and get It,
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PNAPORg LAST NIGHT.-Everybody was
satisfied with Pinafore last night. II was
the Blues Pinafore"; leastwise ii was
so called, by reason Of the fact that il was
a benefit night for the Richmond Light In
fantry Blues, Captain Andrew PiZzini. IL
was. not blue Pinafore, however. by
great deal. Brightness IN beauty's eyes
made the dim gaslight brilliant, and the
immense audience drove away every idea
OF regret in the recollection Of the golden
harvest the Blues would reap. Captain
PiZzini and his organization should feel
proud OF this evidence OF the high estma-
tion in which his company il held, for no
stricter test could have been made than
that furnished last night.
Leaden skies steadily let fall drop after
drop Of water. There was not single
rift in the black cloud, not a minute that
the water did not patter down, slowly and
necessarily. Anxious beauX in some cases
employed hacks. but there were not enough
hacks in Richmond TO have brought but
small particle OF the crowd. II was a
dripping night, but it was benefit night
for the Blues. and in consequence every
seat was taken, the standing-roOm was Oc-
cupied. and even the dOOr-ways crowded.
Perhaps il was Pinafore that drew the
crowd, but at any rate it i rarely the case
that such an audience is seen. Pretty girls
and gallant men TO the same number do
not often gather upon any occasion. Cap
tain COrcoran Iouis W. Plzzini) looked as
handsome aS ever, and many batteries OF
admiring eyes were levcllcd at him.
Ralph Rackstraw Captain Frank Cum
ningham) at one time was cheered with
more floral offerings than he could well
hold. and they were discreetly handed to
friends. Captain Cunningham, besides
being singer is a sailor, and certainly this
combination goes long way in making the
character he represented. Dick Deadeye
CIR. Louis PorroD might take his chances
on any stage with any professional ID.
d., and make him look sharp for
his laurels. Boatswain (Mr. II. T.
Cardoza), received an encore. He has
magnificent voice, and sang his best last
night. Miss Eva Mills, as Josephine, was
also honorcd with a recall, and was the re-
cipient OF several bouquets. Miss Carrie
Staude, rs Iicbe, seemed TO obtain without
any effort the praise Of the most critical
portions OF the audience. Miss Eoinc
Sheffield took the prominent character
Of Little Buttercup.
The maiden aunt, the cousins, and sailors
were Just what was expected, and the ma
rinc was a clever one indeed.
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Mr.. Dayis's Propcrty.

IT having been rumorcd, that under the
arrangement made by Mr.. John Il. Davis
to satisfy his Indebtedness to the Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company his yalua-
bic property conveyed to Mr.. Z. ID. Chris
tian, as trustee, would not be sold. we are
authorized by the trustee to say that this is
entirely untrue, and that all the property
conveyed TO him in trust by Mr.. Davis is
for sale, and he is anxious to sell the same
as soon as possible. He il authorized to
sell either publicly or privately, and will be
glad to negotiate at once with any person
desiring to purchase the whole or any part
OF it.-RichmOnd Dispatch Of today.
In reference TO the above. in order to
facilitate the above sales | have appointed
j. Thompson Brown agent for property in
the city of Richmond and county Of Henri
co. All parties desiring 10 purchase are
respectfully referred to him.
+. ID. CHRISTIAN,
Trustee for John B. Davis.
September 26, 1882.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Corporation COuut.-This court has been
in session during the past eight days diSpo-
sing Of civil business, including the usual
routine OF motions for qualifications OF adj
ministrators, executors, &C., and chancery
cases.
The Court 4 day or two since rendered Il
decision in the case Of party who sued
out a .feri-fdCt1S execution against another
party, which execution came into the hands
OF the officer 10 be levied on the 9TH OF sep
tembcr. On the 7th the defendant, by deed
properly recorded. assigned his whole cs-
tate to trustees for the beueft OF creditors.
On the 18th the officer levied the execution
on portion OF the goods and chattels Of
the defendant conveyed by him in trust FOR
his creditors. The question was, Who had
priority OF lien, the trustees or the eXecu-
tiOn-crcditor: The Court held that the
eXecutiOn-crcditOr had priority Of lien.
both in point Of time and OF right.
Andrew Petersen, a native Of Dcnmark,
was made a citizen OF the United States by
due course Of law.
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fEASIED ny FIVE PROVIDENCE BROTHERS,
WHAT "sCmBo" OBSERVES.
. GREENvHLE, ME,)
FOOT OF MOOSEHEAD LAKE.
September %, 1882.
IL the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Beiuga fisherman, comply with nv pro-
mise to drop you a line. You see that am
so far down east that am nearly at sum
rise. You noticed in your paper few
days ago that Major Courtney and Colonel
Evans had left Richmond on an excursion
to this region. They are the guests OF
White. Arnold. licathcolc. Allen, and
Mason, OF Providence, and Walker, OF
Taumton; and right royalty have they
been entertained. There are many persons
in Richmond who will understand what this
means, and there are many who know
White, Arnold, IIeathcOtc, Walker, and
Others of the hosts. These gentlemen were
in Richmond last year, and still talk about
their visit in words Of praise. They only
regret that half a dozen or more did not
accompany Evans and Courtney to New
England. These gentlemen Of Providence
come every year TO Moosehcad Lake fishing
and hunting. They come prcpared-yeS,
prepared. Some Of them are out fishing
to-day. The others are on shore fixing
their guns for phcaSant-shOOting this after
noon. Up here they call pheasants pat
ridges.
In day or two the party will 90 twenty
miles up the lake and go into camp on
Roach river, where the trout are caught
on the fly. When they get back | may
send You report Of proceedings.
These woodcuttcrS and lumbermen are
not rs rough and uncOuth as your city
people may suppose. They are polite,
kind, and inquisitiye, and enjoy joke as
much as you do.
The hote! here is well kept by the whole
souled landlord Amos Walker: and every
body about the place is in n good hmor;
have been fishing or are going; telling Of
what they caught or what they are going
to catch. One gentleman Of a party just
come in says he only caught a cold.
Gentlemen OF Richmond fond Of the rod
and the gun can't easily find better place
for sport than this. Every facility at
hand-euns, boats, guides and bOamen,
and bait. The scenery is grand. No mos
quitoes-no black flies. Pure freestone
water and invigoratlng mountain air com
ing fresh from Canada, which i in sight
from the top of mountain close by the
lake.
The Bangor and PlScataquis railroad
brings YOU within twelve miles OF Moose
head Lake. From the terminus OF the
railroad at Blanchard you take IN old-faSh-
ioncd four-hOr>c stagc-cOach over a pretty
Good road. SCRIBE.
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4 NOTED But UNTITLED WOMAN
lFrom the Boston Giobe.I

X,ssrS. Editors:
Mr.. lydia L. Pinkhan, of Lynn, Mass above
al other human beings may he truthfuily called
he~D,ar Friend Of Woman" as some Of her cor
r.,,oudcnts love to call her She IS zealously de-
y9,e,,o her work. which Is the outcome of a life
study and obliged to keep six lady assistants to
help her answer the large correspondence which
daily p1urs in upon her. each bearing its special
burden of suffering. or joy at release from IT, Her
VEGETABLE COMPOUND is medicine for
good and not evil purposes. have personally in
yest,g1ed It. snd am satisfied Of the truth Of this
on account Of is proven merits, it is rccom-
m,uled aud prescribed by the best physicians in
the country one says: 1t works like charm
and saves much pain. II viii cure entirely the
wor.. form Of FALLING OF TIE UTERUS,
LEUCORRHGA, IRREGUL AND PAINFUL
NENsTRUATION. ALL OVARIAN TROU-
BIE>. INFL ANIMATION AND ULCERATION,
FL0ODINGs, ALL DIsPLACEMENTs and the
coN ,qucut spinal weakness, and IS especially
adapted to the CHANGE OF LIFE"
Il permeatcs every portion Of the system, and
gives new nfe and yigor. II removes faihtnc's'
aalueucy destroys all craving for stimulants. and
relieve weakness Of the stomach. II curcs
BLOATING. HEADACHES.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
SLEEPLE>SN NESS.
DEPRESSION AND INDIGESTION.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing PAM
weight. and backache. Is always permanently
cured by IL, use Ii viii at all times and under all
circumstances act in harmony with the law ihal
governs the female system.
II costs only Al per bottle, or six for So ana Is
sold by druggists. Any advice required a. 10 spe-
cial cases, and the names of many who have been
restored TO perfect health 10y The use Of the NE"E
TABLE COMPOUND, can be obtained hyaddreSs-
ing Mr.. Pinkham. with stamp for reply, al hcr
home in Lynn. Mas.
For KIDNEY COMPLAINT Of eHheT sex th's
compound is unsurpassed, as abundant testiin''
nials show.
Mrs Pinkhams LIVER PILLS. says one
writer "are ne 5sst IL the 1oOrld for the cure OF
CONSTIPATION, BILlOUSNEss, and IOk-
PIDlTY OF THE LIVER. Her BLOOD II hl-
FlER works wonders in its special line' ana "ius
fair 10 equal the COMPOUND In its popularity
All must re- pcCt her as an Angel oil heI0S'
whose sole ambition Is TO do good 10 Others.
Mrs. :. NJ. -.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. - -
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,,,onr,xr RrIIoIors MovEMENr.-At

IMPORTANT RELIGIOUS MONUMENTAL a
conference OF committee OF young men
Of the Baptist churches Of Richmond and
Manchester held at the Second Baptist
church last night committee OF the min, !,
tiers, conference was present, and full
and free discussion was had in reference
~ movement to reach and influence espe-
ciaIly the young men Of their respective
congregations: ,o, % ,eo;r n,
once a series OF union prayer-meetings-
the first one 10 be held at Grace'street
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A Card.

We dAire our friends and those OF Mr.
~ Cers,~y. in Manchester, Va, to
~ - p that Mr. Cersley has been appointed
sole agent for "Montro,e u, "nss'y ,"n !. ~ ioi
that city. W. p'
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iHE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy.
rainy. and cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. 55:
A. ~, %; noon, So; 3P. NJ, 81; 6P.
NJ, So; midnight, Sc.
Mean temperature, 565.
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church on Friday night. and at the First
Baptist church on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
II was also resolved TO employ en- evan
gelist to come and labor for some weeks or
months in the city.
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.."Winter finds out wi'ah !, Winter aud
by.t Kidney-Wort cures Ill III . oerson to
in summer. There Is scaoay,ly scalre,y benefited
be found who will not be grcat;d caWt;dney.Wort
by a thorough course oi -, nrcnare the
every spring. II you canhv. ,ne lame sa,ne effect.
dry buy the liquid. 1t has the ''''''
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LOST, STwAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST, ON THURSDAY NIGHT LAST.
IL in the vicinity Of Broad and seventh streets.
ROLL OF PAPER. white aud manila, on
which were the plans and drawings OF a buildng
The finder will please return slme to LOUIS
EUKER, corner Broad and seventh streets, and he
rewarded. se26-2t%
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WALL Papers.

have lust received large supply oil
wall naners Of novel and unique designs
the he veTv first Of the new fall styles that
"'' Nv - ~" JOIN F. REGNAuLr.
No. 8 north Ninth street.
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WEATHER REPORT

INDICATIONS FoR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
d'e Atlantic States, partly cloudy or cloudy
weather with rain, northeasterlv winds.
stationary or lower barometer and tempe,
rature.
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BASE-BALL.-The first Of the series OF
games between the MutualS. Of Philadcl-
phia. and the Richmonds will take place
this evening at 3:4j o'clock. The MutuaiS
arrived here yesterday morning by the
York River Line.
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Have taken :. :. s. for Catarrh Win grea. De,so
III: tHirk three boftles more viii completely cure
me.r .R. BROWN, spartanbarg, D u
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE?
No MATTER WHAT CAUsE-SICK, NERVOUS
NEURALGIC. DYSPEPTIC,

V7ichiS Il? \ revolution in the treatment Of
nervous diseases Is now taking place. DR.. c. ".
BENSON has discovered a sure remedy I'm his
fYIFRY AND CIIAMOMILE PlLLS-they per-
uAneatly cure sick and Ncryous-IIoadache, Ncu-
rs'al. Dyspepsia, siccplessncSs' and all Nervous
Diseases.
>oldhy all Druggists. Price, 30 cents box.
Allr,ss. baltimore. Nd. BY mail, two boxes for
Al. or six boxes for $3.50.
G. Y. CEITTTSTON, New York, IS wholesale
AGENT for Dr. G. W. BENSON'S remedies.
4 24-codlw&w
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CATARRH AND ECZEMA.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

Noargument IS necessary to show that these DIS
ease, are Of biood origin; :. :. s. therefore,
being composed Of the most P0Ue9"f reSt'"'''
atsr0tires destroys the disease, root ana orahch'
by putting the blood in pure, healthy state