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BALTIMORE, March 2T-Beef cattle-MRTket more
active the offerings being light prices shade higher
quality considered very best, 7@7c first quality 6S
60GsIc medium (DGc; ordinary, 3GD4c; most of the
sales were from G7c receipts, S5i head; sales, 100
head. Swine-Fair supply and moderate demand,
quoted at s6g74c; receipts 562 head The receipts
OF sheep and lambs We're l620 head quoted-shoep,
4(17c; lambs, 6 OOlg6 90
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BY Thomas j. Fisher 81 Co.,
AtrfwrION IgRG

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS On MAS
SACHUsETIS AVENUE AND TWENTl-Sl1C-
OND STREET NORrItwEST, BY JOHN BULL,
CORCOhAN BUILDING.
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust bearing date on the
9Th day Of January, A. d. 1873, and recorded IN the
hand records OF the District of Columbia In Llber No.
Io folio s74 the 18th day of january, 1873 aud at
the request of the present holder Of the Indebtedness,
secured thereby the undersigned trustees named In
Enid deed OF trust will sell ut auction, on TIL RS
DAY the 30th day OF March, BS2 at four O'Clock m.
IN 'front.' OF tho promises. at tho corner OF Twenty
mt street and Massachusetts avenue, the following
described property, to wit! Lots numbered nine (9)
k,n co. eleven Ol), sixteen tiB), and seventeen Q7)
In square numbered siXty-seven 61), rs laid down
and plated In the plats of said city.
Terms OF sale; Five thousand dollars In cash, and
tho balance in three equal instaments payable In
NIX twelve and twenty.fOur months. Adeposit OF
I'VE hundred dollars required In cash 1T the time q
nale II the terms of sale are not complied with
within ten days. the property may be rcsold on FIVE
tays advertisement, at the risk and cost of the de-
hulting purchaser. 49, .....
MAHLON ASHFORD, ! iiu'''e''
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Auctioneers.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA, March a.-Cattle-biarket
active; sales, 2,4OO head prime, 7's@74c; good, 10
f1c; medium, GSs@GJ6c; common, 6ySM64c. sheep
Market fair sales, 500 head prime,74c good $40
G7jgc Calves, G0sAc. HOgs-Market active; sales
5000 head prime, iOHlOAo; common, sAg0c
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Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS It's youth-
hi color and lustre by the use Of lHrker's Hair
Ba ; m, an Gle mnt dressing admired for It's purity
and rich perfume.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

City Treasurer Harlan and Officer John Lawler
arc improving in health.
Chickens and chicken.thieves occupied tho
station-h house yesterday morning.
Judge Robert w. Hughes of the United States
Circuit Court for this district has Informed the
counsel for the city in the Alexandria Canal case,
Messrs. X. Kemper, John NJ. johnson, aud Judge
Charles L. Stuart. that, after a careful examina-
ton of the record in the case, he has decided to
override the demurrers, general aud special filed
by the city to the bills Of complaint.
The March term of tho County Court, Judge
James Sangster presiding, commenced at the old
court house in this city yesterday In pursuance
of an act of the General Assembly, approved March
T. 1880, the Court ordered special election to be
held in the several school districts Of said county,
at the usual voting places, on the fourth Thurs
day in May to decide the question of district levy
for the support OF public free schools. The
resignation Of Stephen Il. Wibert, superintendent
of the poor, was read and accepted, and the Court
appointed w. W. Palmer to I'LL the vacancy.
CAPTAIN SARGENT S. DAY, Of Gloucester Mass
writes: "I was suffering with rheumatism; used
small portion Of st. Jacobs Oil, and was ut once
cured. / have also used II Tor sprained ankle
and bruised foot, and never once found IL TO fail
IL is superior TO any other medicine ever had in
my house. and ! will never DC without n bottle of
this great pain destroyer" The Captain is wise.
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Trees, Seeds, Flowers, SC.

An immense stock Of all X nds OF FRUIT TREES,
standards and dwarh Small rnis-0rapes, Cur
rants, GOoseberries, Strawberries, DO EVergreens,
shade Trees Ornamental Trees Roses DC. New and
rare Plants Bedding Plants &c. Garden seeds pure
aud genuine; Flower seeds new, rare, and beautiful
Cut Flowers, bouquets, Designs Tor Funerals &c.
10 acres In tree3i 20 greenhouses. Everything In
tho Nursery line-Plants, Seeds, aud Fiowers-at
lowest rates JOHN SAUL,
mrit-rIhs-8tf GEL Seventh ST., Opp Palont Office
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! INNININ WTDINNU NHITNHl'
TO TIE SOUTH AND soUTHWEsT
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THEEAST AND TIE wEsrNtA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAlLSl



A. NJ LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t2;ai Chicago, Cincinnati ardSt Louis fast express
900 baltimore, Elllcott CITY, and Way stations.
G5o-Bnltimorc, Annapolis, aud Way. piedmont,
Strmhurg, Winchester, HHgcrstOwn and Way
t5.ti- Baltimore Ex press.
$50 Point o. Rocks and Way stations.
Philadelphia New York, and Boston ENprCsa
ParOr cars To Now York,
Efl. stanton and Valley Express. ConncCts io
taOO- Baltimore, Hyattsvillc aud Ianrel Express
StOpsNt Brtsvlllc Annapolis Junction, JCysup'S
aud Dorseys.. On SUNDAY stops at all stations
iOoo-Baiimore Express. stops IT liyattsvlllc aud
tIOao" Pitisburg Chicago Cincinnati aud ST. Louis
- =, Express Parlor and sleeping cars.
1910, baltimore, Elcott city, Annapolis and WAY
tl;2,-On SUNDAY only for baltimore and Way
t5;C0- baltimore, Philadelphia aud New Yorl, EH
&1NBaltlmorc and Way stations WINCHESTER,
Baltimore, fayetteville, AMI laurel Express
Lrcderlck, via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ttlG baltimore, Annapolis aud Way stations.
tf4b-luint of Rocks, Frederick, HRgcrstown, Win
chester, and Way stations. (Ou sunday to Point
OF Nocl;s and Way stations ony.l
tbAb-Balumore Express. lMurtinsbuIg aud Way
oOS"hoint Of Rocks and d Nav station o. '''''''''
tTOO- baltimore and Way stations.
tTD-Bilttmore Hyattsville, aud Laurel Express
tSlO,Pitlsburs, Cleveland and Detroit Express
-PIiiSdeiphla New York and Boston ExprcsS
sleeping cars to New York stops at Hyatts
vile and Laurel.
tei7-- Chicago, Cincinnati, aud 81. Louis Express
Sleeping ears TO Cincinnati and Chicago
tDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
ana Ohio Ticket onlccs- Washington station 30 ana
iSll Pennsylvania avenue corner Fourteenth street
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received ut pOlnt ~ the civ.
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BANKERS EXCHANGE.
da,, lltta inn eVxt,-,1av

BIZ Associated Press
NEW York, March 27,-Money loaned up from to
per cent, and down to per cent and closed offered
at p,rcenS- Exchange WAS steady At 4SO@isG'4 for
long and Is9aSsg,S for short sight Governments
were Z Nor cent huber for extended Gs and A. and
unclnneed for III n;i extended Is. State bonds
Inactive except for Vifft-inia deferred, which ad,
IN i and Hi on X per Cent Isniroad bonds were
generally firm. The transactions aggEg'eu VS. cst
shares, including Delaware, LackawRnna ana w 81,
ern, 1920; Central Pacific ,20G Denver Ssito
Grande G5,iOO Erie, li70O Kansas aud Texas, 26,lOV
Lake Shore 1880; Louisville and Nashville, H,5OO
Memphis and Charleston, 400 Missouri Pacific 1000
Northwestern, 400; New Jersey Central 1000 New
York Central $500; Northern Pacific, 44OOO; Ontario
aud Western 6OOG Heading, 800; - Paul, $500 St.
Paul and Omaha, 1880; Texas Pacific, A,e00 Union
Pacific, $500 Wabash Pacific, 1920 Western Union,
b5,d0O; Ehst TenneSsce. "a
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock ana Rond ouotations-New York
and baltimore Produce Markets.
The following report Of the financial markc ycster-
day, together with the opening highest lowest, and
closing quotations, furnished by the banking
OH d. Cooke, jr., a Co, ii29 street, Washington
n
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke d Co.. Pa ave. and Fifteenth st.:
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REAL ESTATE.

Insist upon obtaining Floreston Cologne II is
pre-. eminently superior In permanence and rich
deicacy Of fragrance
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sUBTREAsURY BALANCES.
COn-.,.,. sS6,s42sS7 "a Currency-.,. s44iI $50 q
baltimore stock Board.
BALTIMORE, March 2T-Vrgnia Gs, consolidated,
co. do second series, SO; past due coupons, co. new
l0-iOs, 40 bid to-day,
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CHIROPODISTs.

GSYNuE WISE FOR HEALTH on. DAILY
Il walks depend Feet relieved without pam
In n few mlnutea. Thousands, nom fur and near,
visit DIR, WHITES ChirOpUdinl Establishment, lAld
Pennsylvania avenue OPPOSITE WIZARDS Hotel, for
relief from ana avoidance of Hard ana -Or COrns
BuniOnA, Club and IngTowng Nails ana all com
plants OF the feet. Hours, : Il. m fu y, M, once
fec tl per visit Established In Washington, ID. q.
la 1891 mT22
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whit Corn. Oats. Pork. Lard 1 Wear
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BEWARE Of worthless limitations Of German Corn
Remover, All druggists keep the genuine. Tween
ty-hye cent?.
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At Jacksonville b Waycrasa lhorl II - :.
points North or Wesf- via ne EeruauaIu- -
Jacksonville kailroad fDr F-r14n6ina - -
steAmsrs fnr ali poiaaa On ne - Tah1a -. -
vunnah or CharIez1on
AZ Baldwin vita Ehe Flcridn Trnnnll RnIIr,.s A..
al 8ouGh RloridA. 0eklMwMhn 1fsar Or Cad -
without change o. ezrss 1iso aor Ceo4E Kry -
steamers 90 Gulf porEA.
Al Live Oak b. Nus. 8 and VIA ~ 49,
Florida and Western Railroae for Alszng Il =
vnnnah-
Al Tallahassee VITA 81 Marka Bruuek -
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and earzr1aEA
Al ChaftahO0cnee river VIA 'naamwsw-0knrn
hoochee on Sundsya. and KEerfnwhnu IN -
days for Apalachic1im. and rrsErninw On -
and saturdays for Columbus. Ga
JORS p LARD
" NJ DAVIDSON eupertu1r-s--f
Geuenl Hanarlr
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Las reliahls mediclna thet neyss dees any harm
aac thel pessepb aal ppts dksse il iespi,
the s.ouach h qrder, the bowels regular, ana tbe
kidnsys and ltvss actlve eack medicins +
Parksrs Clnssr Toaic. Il relieves every csc.
ID has card tkoasAsdA ~ ctse s6,amh ..
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NOTICE.

A LII CREDITORS, LEGATEES, AND PER-
IA sons entitled TO distribution Of the estate Of
Charles p Chaires, late of the county Of Leon de-
ceased are required 20 present their claims TO the
undersigned, within the rtme prescribed By Law,
this notice win be plead In bar of their recovery
and all persons indebted to said estate win make
payment Immediately to the executors
SAMUEL p CHATRES,
JOHN A. HENDERSON,
January 8, 1Ss2-6m KxecutOs, &C
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
or TIE
JACKSONVILLE AND PALATKA RAILWAY
COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEG
ID islature of the State Of Florida entitled :. An
Act to provide General Law for the Incorporation
of Railroads and Canals, !" and approved February
10, 1874 notice lie hereby given required by said
act, that company has been formed under the
name Of the Jacksonville and Palatka Railway
Company" 10 be invested With all the rights, pow
ers. privileges, and franchises conferred upon CON-
panies formed under said act, and acts amendatory
thereto, for the purpose Of constructing, maintain
ing, and operating railroad for public use In the
Conveyance Of persons and property. The said rail-
road to be about sixty-five miles in length, and
to be constructed, maintained, and operafed from
Jacksonville, In Duval county In the Stale Of Flor
ida, to a point on the Palafka and Indian River
Railway Companys railroad, at or near Palafka, In
Putnam county, in the State of Florida, passing
through or into the counties of Duval, Clay and
Putnam, in said State
MASON YOUNG,
New York City. N. 7.
ROSWELL Fl. MASON,
Palztka, FlA
ALFRED BISHOP MASON,
February IA, 1ss2-Sm Chicago. m.
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OK MONTHS AFTER THE DATE HRREOF,
- the undersigned, executor Of the last win and
testament Of Martha 3. switser, deceased, hate Of
Leon county, State of Forida win present his hnal
accounts to the Hon VIM P. Byrd, County Judge
of said county, and apply for discharge as such
executor. JNO. BRADFORD,
April f. 1882-0m Executor.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
LIVE OAK AND ROWLAND BLUFF RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

DY AUTHORITY or AN ACT OF THE LEG
ID islature Of the State Of Florida, entitled An
Act to Provide General Law for the Incorp0a-
ton Of Railroads and Canals |" and approved Feb-
ruary 10, 1874, notice IL hereby given, required
by said act. that company has been formed under
the name Of the " Live Oak and Rowland Bluff Rail
road Company" to be invested with al the rights,
powers, privileges and franchises conferred npon
companies formed under said act, for the purpose
OF constructing, maintaining and operating rail
road for public use In the conveyance Of persons
and property. The main line OF said railroad win
be about twentythree miles in length, and viii be
constructed from point &C or near Live Oak, In
Suwannee county, to point AZ or near kowland's
Blun, In SuwanDee county.
II. 8. HAINES,
WM p HARDEE,
HENRY NJ DRANE
January 81, 1882-Sm
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Notice of Incornoration.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IN
IN designed have associated themselves together
for the purpose Of organizing company under the
Act Of the Legislature of Florida, approved Febrn-
airy the 18th, A. ID. 1874 entitled An Act 70 pro-
vide General Law for the Incorporation of Rail
roads and Canals" and the amendments thereto,
for the purpose of constructing. operating. and
maintaining railroad from the boundary line OF
the State OF Florida, in the county of Hamilton in
said State, into or through the counties Of Hamfl
ton, Columbia. Alachua. Levy, Marion, Sumter.
fernando Hillsoorough, Manatee and Monroe.
with termini at some feasible point OF points on
the Gulf of Mexico, in said State Of Florida with
to some suitable terminus on the waters of the AT
lantic Ocean, for public use in the conveyance Of
persons and property, and to De known oy The cor
Railroad Company"
WILLIAM NJ TUNNO,
MATHEWS R. TUNNO,
JOHN T. CHAMPNEYs.
February IA, 1S82-Sm
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For Sale or Rem.

A Tw0-sTORY DWELLING. ON NORTH
IA Adams street. In good repair, containing ak
rooms. There h kitchen, servants house. stable,
and peyer-aiIing veil Of excellent water. on the
premises. Also, house and lot at S. Teresa on
James Island. This property viii be sold cheap
r. H RANDOLPH.
Feb. 21-8m Tallahassee. Fla
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION
FLORIDA WESTERN RAILROAD COTPIIT.

DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT or THE LEG
ID islature Of the State Of Florida entitled " A n
Act TO provide General Law for the IncorP0ntiOn
Of Railroads and Canals" approved February II,
that company has been formed under the name Of
the Florida Western Railroad Company" TO be
invested with all the rights p0Wers privileges, and
franchises conferred upon companies formed under
said act for the purpose Of constructing maintain
ing, and operating railroad for public nse In the
conveyance Of persons and property: and Also 20
construct and maintain wharves at snch places on
the Bay Of Pensacola the business Of the said
rAilroad company shall require.
The main line OF said railroad win be about ffee1
miles In length, and win be constructed from some
point on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. In
the City of Pensacola, south and West 10 the Ala
bama line, in Escambia county.
M.D. CHIPLKY,
@ A. STANLEY,
TT. WRIGHT,
WI. MCCORMICK
February IA, 16S2-Sm
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Removes an Trncss a. mnnrnFy Fam lhs 8FUtul 80
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clEzrrh. o any nlaod Diss-ssI
Cares Whss Hss sErinEs Fani
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We have cases In eur iOwn Wh0 lived - -
Springs and were nnaIly cared with 3 S.
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physicians nov recommend 4 81 posittse 80
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g. g. 8. has given better sasisfactiOn Enan ~
medicine have ever sold j. A ELzxA
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Every purchaser speaks n TIE nlgne.. 80.
8. s. s. l. AzAssS
RrczmouD VA May II, ISL
You can refer anybody 70 70 u rsgAEd = ~
merits 81 3. aa Polk, MILLxR . o.
Have never known g. q 9 ~ fall 70 enEe
Of Syphilis when progerly nksA
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Indian River and Manatee r. r
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIRTY
IN days after date. the undersigned, guardian
of Adie Terrell and Amelia F-rrell, minor children
of 3. B. Terrell. deceased, will apply the honor
able Judge of the County Court Of Wakulla county,
for order to sell certain real belonging 10
said children In said county. the same being Lots
Nos and 2, rs per certain plat on file II said
court of the homestead of 100 acres formerly
belonging to the said g. B. Frrrel and situated on
west side of the Wakula river, In said county.
WIN. CAUSSEAUX. Guardian
CRAwFoRDvILLK, March q, 1S62-4w
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RICHMOND, VA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1882.

somewhat personal, and little pointed,
have reason TO hope that some got
their portion in due season" and have
had fewer suggestions since then, as to
what to preach about.
1t seems to me too, that this virtue of
the elder Carlyle, is one that might well
come into play aaent "fraternal rela-
tions." "The thing that he had nothing
to do with, he did nothing with" "Look
out Jack, that snake will bite you" said
one darkey to another. "Umph," said
the other, "he done done it," Is not this
about the fact in the case ? Has not a
General Assembly, in answer to four over
lures from as many different Presbyteries,
established fraternal relations; and
but for the want of time, would not del
egates from each Assembly have already
in loropr1o persona, conveyed these mutual
Christian salutations? And can another
Assembly countermand the orders of its
predecessor, or tear up commissions al
ready written, or revoke an agency that
has been solemnly conferred by body
that is now adjourned sine de, and is
" "tln,ctuS oficio" !?
James Carlyle was man of rugged
nature, of stern character, of inhexible
will, of strong unyielding passion. He
was such man as made his own son Ca
chip of the old block dread him, and
fear him, to the day of his death. And
yet that son says of him, &" He never spoke
of what was diSagreea5le and past. -
Might not some of our honored fathers,
with nature as stern, and rugged, and
honest, and manly, as James Carlyle, set
us, their sons in the ministry, an honored
example, by the cultivation and the prac-
tice OF this manly Christian virtue
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vote of 10 to 10: and then the majc e port
was adopted by vote of 13 to II
The interest of the people of New : ,on-
gregation and the neighborhood in Il 90 aed-
ings has been shown by the large n, CO. in
attendance every day and the deep attention
given to the proceedings of Presbytery; while
the daily dinners in the church yard have suffi-
GENTLY illustrated their hospitality.
Rev. W; II. Ochiltree, the pastor, and the
officers and members of the church have been
successful in their arrangements for the trans
portation and comfort of members; and the pas
tor has shown an especial talent for utilizing
the ministry. having employed his brethren
every night in preaching at as many as three
separate places in the neiglborhood.
Presbytery has agreed to hold an adjourned
meeting at Roanoke on the I'd Tuesday in Sep
tember at y P. M. The next stated meeting is
at Liberty, time yet to be fixed Some business
remains to be done to-day.
The presence of our old co presbyter, Rev. DR..
Mcliwaine and his efficient service as Modera-
tor, have added much to the pleasure of our
meeting. P.
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to enable the Executive Committee to
sound the advance all along the lines,
and to send courage and JOY to the hearts
of all our people.
May God give all concerned wisdom
and grace to meet the present emergency
in the most liberal spirit, so that it may
be demonstrated, not only that our
Church has great work to do, but that
it is both able and willing to do it.
In behalf of the Executive Committee
RICHARD McILwAINE, Secretary.
Baltimore, August 22d.
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OFFICE:
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T E r MS:

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Three Dollars year; six months, ST.. so;
three months, IS cents payable in advance-
Ministers of the gospel, $3.50.
Payments may be made to local agents wher-
ever practicable; all ministers of our Church are
Office money orders, or letters Registered by
Postmaster. Otherwise it must be at the risk Of
the party sending it.
Obituaries charged at FIVE cents a line The
party sending can make the estimate by count
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the Office.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN, Box
81, Richmond, Va.
Richardson Southall,
Editors and Proprietors.
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Entered at the Post-O Office at Richmond Va, as
second class matter
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candidate.-The Presbytery of Central Mis-
sissippi, through its commission, lately received
Alexander Mays, (colored), of the Kosciusko
church, as candidate for the ministry.