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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-02
Church NOtos.

The sensation in church circles Sum-
day morning was the presence OF Right
Rev. Anthony w. Thorald, ID. D., Bishop
OF Rochester, England. Pursuant to an
nouncement, he conducted divine service
al ST. Paufs church. corner OF Ninth and
Garee streets, and his presence was suffi-
cient to attract a crowd too numerous to
be accommodated in the building, Some
time was consumed in seating the throng
which pressed at the portals OF the church
for admittance. After the delay this
caused. the Bishop came forward and
was listened to with the closest
attention. His appearance is pleasing and
unaffected, and not marked by any eX-
travagance: his words delightfully."- elo-
quent. original, and suggestive. The large
congregation was pleased, and when the
Bishop preached at st. james church. cor
ner Marshall and Fifth streets. in the
afternoon, this church was crowded,
and members were unable TO obtain
seats. At night the Bishop preached
at st. Philips church. and again more peo-
pie presented themselves than the house
could hold.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DR.. Preston, the beloved pastor OF this
church, preached his farewell sermon sun.
day. His friends listened attentiyely, and
were present in force. He received last
Saturday letter OF dismissio1 from tins
Presbytery, and will accept call to
the Presbyterian church at Lexlng-
ton. His congregation part with him re-
gretfully, and resolutions setting forth the
high esteem in which he is held by them,
and wishing him well in the future, were
adopted.
CENTENARY METHODIST CHUHCR.
On Sunday morning Rev. j. L. NJ.
Curry, ID. D.. delivered to fine congre-
CATION a deeply interesting discourse on
the subject OF missions, after which col
lection was taken up by the pastor, and
quite large sum realized. At the conclu-
sion OF the discourse Captain Frank Cum
ningham sang I" Your Mission" during
which the congregation was deeply
affected.
BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS.
At the Second Baptist church on Sunday
morning ten were received, and at night
one was baptized.
An extensive revival has been in pro.
gress for some time at Branch's church,
Chesterfield county. There have been
thirty professions Of conversion. The
meetings continue this week.
The Yenable-Street Baptist church on
yesterday morning extended a pastoral
call TO Rev. &. ?. Scott. The resignation
Of Rev. X. II. Pitt offered last week takes
effect November lst.
At Fulton Baptist church, at the morn
ing service one was baptized and one re-
ceived by letter. Night service, Rev. Percy
G.. Elsom preached to fine congregation.
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Grand Special Excursion to the South
cru ExpOsitiOn.

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway has
announced Grand Special Excursion to
Louisville, Ky., which will afford an oppor-
tunity for sightseeing, pleasure, and gene
raj information never before placed within
such easy reach. The great Exposition.
which Is OF a magnitude exceeding any
other ever held in America with the ex-
ception only OF the Centennial at Philade-
phia), is a vast exhibition OF Art. Ma
chlnery, Agriculture, Minerals, and every
Industry which viii reflect 10 the ingenui-
ty OF man. The main building covers an
area Of thirteen acres and the various
anncXes increase its size many thou
sands OF feet. Gilmore's Band, Of
New York, furnishes the music at two
concerts each day, and Morgan, the
greatest organist OF the world, Will give
recitals on the largest organ OF the South.
The route crosses the Blue Ridge and
Alleghanies and passes through the dark
and awe-inspiring canOns OF New river.
The famous Bluegrass REGION OF Kentucky
which is trayersed is the garden spot OF
the West.
The city Of Louisville is laid out in the
most beautiful avenues, with imposing
buildings and stately residences, and 1t Is
acknowledged to be one OF the handsomest
and most attractive cities Of the United
States. Three large theatres divide the at
fractions in the evening. and the Jockey
Club, which is holding its fall meeting, viii
have some Of the most exciting races OF the
season during the stay OF the excursionists
In the "Falls City,"
The Special Excursion train viii leave
Newport's News Wednesday, October lOtn,
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, and Richmond ut 1880
A. NJ, and run through to Louisville win,
out change OF cars. No stop-oVer allowed
going, but on ;he return the excursionist
may stop at pleasure along the line OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway within the
time-limit OF the tickets. Tickets VIII be
good TO return on any regular train up 10
| and including October 20, 1888.
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worde ms virginius.

Dir. Frederick Warde. who iirst came
here in 1876 with Booth, and whose ge-
Mus was at once recognized by this pub
lie. and who has since that time been quite
n iayoritc. was warmly welcomed last
night in virginius, or the Roman Father.
He is a careful student, aud whenever he
appears good acting may be expected. As
VlrginIus he has no superior on our stage.
Mr.. John T. Malone, talented young man,
PLAYED Icillus. Miss Anna Boyle was vir-
ginia. and was very sweet In her maidenly
modesty. The support seemed quite good
last night.
Tonight Mr. warde appears as Othello,
aad MIS- Boyle will be the Detdemoua,
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Manchester Matters.
TEACHERS INsTITUTE-yEETrNG OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL wORKERs-DEATH OF MISS BETH
wINFREE.

TEACHERS INsTITUTE-yEETrNG OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL wORKERs--DEATH OF MISS BETTE
wINFREE.
The Teachers Institute, gotten up by
superintendent Howle, was in session yes
terday morning in the courthouse, and all
the teachers OF the public schools were I'm
attendance. Mr.. ID. c. Puilam made the
opening address, and Professor Elhu Nor
rissette and Mr.. B. A. Hancock also spoke.
The Institute will be in session for two or
three days.
The work OF paving Seventh street was
commenced Yesterday.
John Abbott was before the Mayor yes-
terday morning charged with drunken
ness He was fined S2, and committed 20
Jail in default of payment.
sUNDAY-scHoOL UNION.
A large meeting OF Sunday-school work.
ers OF all denominations was held in the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon to or
ganize Sunday-school union OF all de-
nominations. auxiliary to the State Sunday
School Union. The meeting was called 10
order by Mr.. j. X. Perdue.
The objects and plans Of the State or
ganization were explained by MIR. Charles
i. Rady. corresponding secretary OF the
State Union.
A resolution organizing the 'Manches-
ter Sunday-Sehool Union" was then adopt
ed, and the following officers were elected:
DR.. r. =. Mathews. president; 5. c. Weisi.
ger, J. f. Davidson, William Pritchett, j.
C.. Goolsby, T. p. Pettigrcw, f. B. Dun
ford, vice-presidents; J. X. Tillery and W.
Il. Lithgow, secretaries; J. K. PcrGue, +.
A.. Lamb, Henry Fitzgerald. 5. Bassett
French, A. b. Smith, and |. G.. Wells,
Executive Committee.
Dr. Mathews made q short speech accept
ing the presidency, and introduced the fol-
lowing speakers, who addressed ihe meet.
ing: Mr.. John B. Cary, Mr.. William Ely
son, Rev. w. G. Schaeifer, Mr.. A. l.. West.
Mr.. John l.. Williams, and Mr.. j. ID. n.
Sleight.
All the ministers OF Manchester and some
visiting ministers were present, and par
ticipatcd in the exercises.
The next meeting will be subject TO the
call Of the Manchester Executive Commit
tee.
DEATH OF MISS wINFREE.
Sunday evening at ; O'Clock Miss Bette
II. Winfree died at the residence OF her
father, DR.. ID. B. Winfree, in Chesterfield
county. DR.. Winfree was the much be-
loved pastor OF the cambridge Baptist
church, i'm Manchester. for about ten years,
mt the end OF which time he was compelled
to resign on account Of his health. During
her residence in this city the deceased
won the love and esteem OF a host OF
friends by her amiability Of character and
Christian integrity. and they will be deep
ly grieved to hear OF her death. She was
for long time an invalid; great sufferer
from gastritis, which brought her life TO a
close on last Sunday. The funeral will
be preached by DIR. William +. Hatcher. OF
Richmond, at Mount lIermon church, in
Chesterfield, to-day at 2:30 p. VI.
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a. Light rain In the forenoon.
(2l I4ight rain AZ night.
C3j Light rain during day and night
az Light rain In the forenoon.
(5) Rain In the afternoon.
49, Rain at night.
az Rain all the forenoon.
(S) Light rain most OF the day.
Amount Of rainfall for The month. COZ.
DEEDS AND MARRIAGES, &C.
The clerk OF the Hastings Court issued
forty-nine marriage licenses during the
month Of September, of which twenty-six
were to white and twenty-ninc to colored
persons. =,
The clerk of the Chancery Court recorded
100 deeds.
During the month there was only one
fre-aarm.
POLICE-COURT STATISTICS.
During the past month the Police JUS
tice disposed OF 279 criminal cases, and
tried 47j charges Of ordinance violations.
On criminal charges, 16 persons were sent
on TO the Hastings Court for indictment
bv the grand jury, p were convicted OF
misdemeanor, and 81 were sent to jail IN
default OF surety for their good behavior.
Fines collected City, S304.7j; state,
SlOI. 80; costs, SSi-tOtal, S49O.2j.
GAS STATISTICS.
Gas made in September, 1888, 1854, 500
cubic feet; gas made in September, 1857,
Q. OlG, 700 cubic feet; increase for Septem-
Der, 1888. 637. 900 cubic feet. Current ex-
pense payroll for September, 1882,
s.. .294.SS; current expense payroll for
September, 1888, s4,52O.7l; decrease for
September, 1888, STAT.
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CHAPTER II.

CHAPTER II.
~Mslden, Mass. Feb. I, lSs0.--Gcntlernen,-
suffered with attacks Of sick headache
Neuralgis. female trouble, for years in the most
terrible and excrutiatlng manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me reiiei or
cure until used Hop Bitters.
-The first bottle
Nearly cured me"
The second made me as wel and strong as when
n child.
~And have hcen so to this day."
Nv husband WAS an invalid for twenty years
with a serious
kidney, liver, and urinary complaint.
"Pronounced 10y Bos;on's best physcians-
IncurabIe."
seven bottles Of your biliers cured him, and
know OF the
"Lives OF oigh, persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved by
your bitters.
And many more are using them with great bene-
nt.
They almost
DO miraclosf" MRS T. H. Slam
How TO GET sfcK.-EXposc yourself DAY ana
night: eat too much. without exercise; WORK 700
hard without rest: doctor all the iime take All
the vile nostrums advertised, and then you VIII
want 10 know h0,e 10 get reli. which Is answered.
i'm three wvrds-Tako Hop Bitters'
Sc 22-Sa, ,Tu,ThSwlm
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A Beautiful Trip.

As autumn tints the leaves along the
riyer-bank the scenery between Norfolk
and Richmond on the James Is perfectly
gorgeous. The low rate Of 81 induces
many pleasant family parties OF our own
citizens and stranger tourists to take the
trip. An return highly delighted. The
ladies' who meet Captain Clifford and listen
to his legends Of the river are especially
pleased.
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women,s Tomperanco Union.

This Union held IT. annual meeting for
the election OF officers yesterday at the
Rooms of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciat,on. Fourth and Franklin streets. All
the old officers were reelected, and are as
follows: Mrs. William IL. Pieasants, presl-
dent; Mrs. Martha Lee, vice-president ;
Miss Maggie Crenshaw, recording secre-
tary: Miss Gillie Cary, corresponding
secretary. The executive committee were
also continued in office for another year.
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Sir. F.. &. Hahr, the well-known Pianist,
has located in Richmond. and already re-
sumed his classes In music. Having spent
the summer abroad, Mr.. Hahr has had the
good fortune to draw fresh inspirations
from the renowned master Franz Liszt,
and starts now on his laoors with renewed
vigor. He proposes to give during the win
ter series OF piano recitals, and his pupils
will also perform occasionally before their
parents and friends. Terms, &c., at Ra-
mos & Moses, Ryland & Lees, and Beck
with tS Parham's.
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DIDICULOUS IDEAS

ARR ENTERTAINED ABOUT PURGATlNEs.
1T Is DANGEROUS TO SCOURGE THE
STOMACH, TO EASP THE BONE TOR
TRATE THE NERVOUS SYSTEM WITH fD-
pIOIrs FYACUANTS. NATURE HAS GIVEN
4 SAMPLE, IN THE FAMOUS SELTZER
SPRING, OF WHAT THE BILIOUS, CONsTl-
PATFD. OR DYsPEPTIC SYSTEM NEEDS
FOR ITS RESTORATION, AND IN
TARRANT'S EFFERVESCENT SELTIER
APERIENT
SCIENCE HAS IMPROVED ON NATURE Bf
COMBINING ALL THE VALUABLE lNGRE-
DIENTs OF TIE GERMAN FOUNTAIN IN
PORTABLE FORM. THIS AGREEABLE AND
POTENT SALINE ALTERNATIVE CHANGES
THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND PU-
Rifles ALL THE FLUIDS or THE BODl'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
[sc 22-Sa,Tu&Th2wI
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LOCAL MATTERS.
September Statistics.

The subjoined table gives the readings
OF the thermometer, the course OF the
wind at sunrise, and the amount OF
rainfall for the month Of September. The
readings Of the thermometer were taken
in an elevated portion Of the city, free
from any influence Of refracted heat, and
from French instruments, showing the
highest and lowest points OF the mercury
during each twenty-four hours. 1t is be-
lieyed that no better situation for observa-
tions Of this character can be found in our
city. They have been carefully noted, and
are believed TO be absolutely correct:
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I,,,ec s,nnIes iutie southvesf.

Judge Staples has written to the Demo
cratic City Committee saying that on ac-
count OF engagements to speak in the
Southwest he cannot accept the invitation
to address the people OF Richmond on Oc-
tober 18th.
Later on in the canvass he will speak
here in Richmond.
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Miss Ferguson's Concert.

This young pianiste will recite several
poems that are classified with music To-
night at Mozart Hall, and give a reading
from "Lucille." During the recitations
calcium lights are to be thrown upon the
stage, and they will also be effectively
brought to bear upon the soloists. The
quartetts serenades will be sung s'by:.moon.
llght.u A detachment OF the Blues VIII
turn out in full-dress uniform, and there
will possibly be q good representation OF
the First Virginia regiment. Reserved
seats m,y be secured 1T Ealn:s & uoscs'.
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Fira.-IT Is HEALTHFUL AND NUTRl-
TIOUs. II contains within Itself the highly nuiri
tious and strengthening phosphaies when are
required by the system, the same That are iouhd III
meat, fish, corn, and wheat. Ordinary bakihg-po"-
ders, cream tartar, yeast. &C.. do not contain any
nuritye qualities, but Ia many cases very in)u-
rious compounds
Seeond.-IT Will NOT DETERlORATE or
lose strength by age The peculiar manner OF pack
Ing prevents any OF strength after the package
isopen. Aliordinary baking-powdcrs lose strength
after being opened
7ztrd.-IT Is PURE. The characteristic form
OF package obylaies the necessity OF reducing the
strength by the addition OF starch or four IN order
20 make II keep, as is customary In the Inanuiac-
fure Of ordinary baking-powder.
Fourth.-IT is RELIABLE T. and does not vary In
quality. The high standing aud character Oh the
inventor professor y. y. liorsford OF CambridgeJ
and the reputation OF the manufacturers 1.-THE Rum
ford Chemical Works, OF Providence, X. l-) Is
guarantee that the goods will always be Of uniform
quality aud as represented.
TTnA.-IT Is ECONOMICAL, as IL Is 10 per cent
stronger than the common baking powders ana 30
per cent stronger than the best baking-powder
made.
SixtA.-IT REQUIRES LESS SHORTENING,
and IL better than all other baking-powders. The
bread, biscuit. &C., made with II are moist and
palatabie when cold.
The "IIorsford Almanac and Cook k-Dookr ~ sent
free upon application 10 the
RUMFORD CHEMICAL WORKS,
Providence, RI.
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Hastings Court.

The October term Of this court began
yesterday. The grand jury returned true
bills OF indictment against i +. Mason for
maliciously assauting and staDbing Dr.
William 4. Crutchfeld, and Riley Brown,
third offence, petit larceny.
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The attention OF dealers in live stock and
Of farmers Is called to the large auction
sale at Elk Island, fiity-three miles above
Richmond on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad, tomorrow. Train leaves at 40
A. NJ
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70 Subscribers Richmond Telephone
EXCHANGE.


Please enter on your catalogues the
following new subscribers to October I,
1888:
Crenshaw & Co., corner Thirteenth and
Cary streets. l.. S. No. 1856.
j. b. Jefrress Il Co., - south Fourteenth
street. L. $. No. $40.
j. B. Lacy, IL north Ninth street, l.. s.
No. 337.
J. r. Mountcastle. Jr., 30' north Eleventh
street, L. y. No. go.
T.. A. saunders & Son, corner Four
tecnth and Cary streets, L. 8. No. 342.
Z. b. Taylor, 10if east Main street, l.. $.
No. 336.
West. Johnston & Co., OIL east Main
street, l.. 3. No. 1913.
l.. C. Younger. - south Fourteenth
street, l.. s. No. 34i.
L. ID. WILKINSON,
Assistant Manager.
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Ask any tobacco-chewer in Richmond
what Is the best chew, and they will tell
YOU "W. ID. Blair Il Co.'s Suncured." IL
is equal to any and surpassed by none.
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Henry Metzger, Sr., most everybody
knows but II. Metzger, Jr., is one OF the
live businessmen who keeps the genuine
Montrose Whiskey. Try 1t. Corner Clay
and Twenty-ninth.
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Lato weather Report.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.

Especial telcgram TO the Dfspafch.l
WASHINGTON. October 2-1 a. M.-For
the Middle Atlantic States, local rains in
the afternoon, southeast to southwest
winds, falling barometer, stationary or
slight rise In temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther In southern portious, local rains in
northern portions, winds mostly south
erly, falling barometer, stationary or rising
temperature.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ, &C !;
"a. NJ. 60: noon, 70; 3 p. NJ, 70; Z.
NJ, ,65; midnight, go.
Mean temperature, 663.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
f. u. COOK, 10 A. NJ. household furniture.
JAMES +. THURSTON.

AMEO r. IIU HSIUN,
- Manufacturer and Finisher OF
STRAW AND FELT HATS AND BONNETs,
3l5EA BROAD STREET.
Old and past styles OF tur. Felt. and Mapped
Hats c0lOied any shade and blocked Ia TIE latest
shapes ,,,,s
cleaned cured. and coiOred any shade.
Old GRAPE Wells
dyed, crimpcd. and stifened. Satisfaction guar
aDtced.
Ihave no agents. All work received and deliv-
cred through Mrs. T.. j. TiiuRslOS'S Millinery
House. DC -'c"not
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+ OSS AND GAIN.


81 was taken SICK yeer ago
With bilious fever"
my doctor pronounced me cured b"' got SICK
again. with terrible pains in my back and Sides
and got 20 bad l
Gould not move.
shrunk
From 22s ns. 10 1907 had been doctoring for
nv liver. bat did me no good. did not expect
20 live more than three months. | began to use
Hop Bittcrs Directly my appetite returned my
pains left me, my entire system seemed renewed
a. II by magic, and after using several bottles /
am not only as sound as a sovereign, but weigh
more than did before. To Hop Bitters owe my
ufe.- II. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin. jane 6. 1881.
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DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION IN
~ RICHMOND.

CITY COMMITTEE.
GEORGE III. POfNDEXrfR, superintendent;
JOHN B. GARY, Treasurer;
W.D. CHEsTERMAN, Secretary.
SUPERISTESDESTS PRESIDENTS OF
or WARDS WARD CLUBS.
Marshall Ward-W. :. Catleit. Henry Netzgcr.
jefferson Ward-N. W. WOod...., w. VI. Iurpin.
Madison Ward-sol. Cutchins... Jos. }. English.
Monroe Ward--H. D.. smith. Jr...n. VI. smith.Jr.
Lack son Ward--W JAS. Epps. see. Tho. CoS.Third
Precinct club.
Clay Ward-P \. Derbyslire. l.. :. Derby shire,
E Headquarters
llO ". Broad.
Bg-THE sUPERINTENDENTS OF WARDS
or PRESIDENTS OF CLUBS ARE TiiE PROPER
PERSONS To APPLY TO FOR INFORMATION WITH
REGARD To TRANSFERS. REGISTRATION. Sc.
A1- 1-HEADQUARfERs FOR THE CITY CnN-
NITTEE aud CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
(OMaITTEEs will be established la Few days.
se 20-lm
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
MONTHLY MEETING OF THE LOWER
BRANCH YESTERDAY EVENING.

The Question OF Gas-,ir. Hignins TO Attend
the Meeting or the Gas-Liaht Association
No Reduction In the Rate of Tax on Water
ms Motive Power-The CInrke-Spring
Property-A Guard TO be Appointed for
Shoekoe-Hill Cemetery-Thc James.River
Improvement-The BeIl-Telephone Privi-
Icse, &c.
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Don't fail to see the famous Detroits
Ueague Club this evening at Virginia
Base. Ball Park.
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The Democratic Campaign will be for
sale by c. i. Johnston and y. Leonard,
newsdealers
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Don't fail to see the famous Detrolts
League Club) this evening ut Virginia
Baseball Palk.
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MALARIA in all It's forms positively cured with
EMoRY's srANDARD-CURE PILLS. n neyer-fail-
ing remedy: purely vegetable, contain no auininc
or other poisonous agents. Twenty-Five and hfty
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done 1t
the DISPATCH PRISTING-iioUsE. Good work,
low prices. and satisfaciIon guaranteed.
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TN. n,cnmonds victorious.

A great crowd OF people assembled at
the baseball grounds yesterday afternoon
to witness the game between the Virginias
and tbe Detro'ts-a League club. Among
the distinguished people present was Mr..
sullivan and party. The game was a
spirited one and resulted in victory for
the home club as follows:
Inning. asa o 2 8 o Total.
n.,,,,,. % o 2 o 90 0x2
virrtnissO 2 q o o xx4
The same clubs play another game this
afternoon.
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IS 1850 "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs' y
were Introduced and their success a cure for
Colds. Coughs, Asthma, and Bronchitis has been
UNPARALLELED.
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REASONS
For USING
HoRsFoRp's
BREAD
PREPARArIoN.
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Works flooded by freshet.
I Increase for 1883 from lst February to Sep
Iqru hpr 3Ofl
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sEwAxE or INVITATIONS. s7.ssaou