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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANf
IL RAILROAD COMPANY.

Pursuant To order OF the Hoard of Directors
specIai meeting of the SrOCktlOl DER> Oh TIE
RICHMOND AND ALLEofANl RAILROAD
COMPANY viii be held al the oince OF the CompA-
nv, I'm Richmond. Va, ON SATURDAY, june 30,
1883, at l2 VI. r. X. LEI
my 2o-td SECRETARY.
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Washington TOnic
Bon Air Hotel.

at the all-night drugstore, Thornbury d
Ramos, corner Eighth and Main -frecls,
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RICHMOND. VA, June ), 1858.

RICHMOND, VA, June ), lssJ.
A GENERAL MEETING OF TIE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF TiIE RICHMOND
BASkiNG AND INSURANCE COMPANY VIII
be held az the ofce OF the Planters National Bank
on THURSDAY EVENING, June 81, 1855 al D
o'clock.
JOSEPH -. DAVIS,
ta6l6t Secretary.
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hluays Open.
5000 LINES.

Thornbury II Ramos, druggists, corner
Eighth and Main streets.
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ArrENTIoN Is cALLEp ro rmE FoI LOwINl

ATTENTION A. CALLED TO THE Fol LOWING
NEW STYLES or CLOTHING
just received at the
OSr-PRICr CLOTHING PALACE,
1901 Main street, corner Thirteenth:
New styles of Fine Light-Coiored Cashmere
SUITS
Now styles or Fine Cheyoit suits.
New styles Of Fine SILK and Sain-Lined suits.
New styles OF Fine Dress suits.
New styles of Fine Serge suits.
New styles Of Fine Flannel and Yacht-Cloth
suits.
New styles Of Fine Drab D'Etat Suits.
New styles of Evening Suits.
New styles of Cashmere Pants.
Immense variety OF White Vests.
THE LATEST STYLES N CnILDREN's SUITS,
The LATEST STYLES ~ SAILOR SUITS.
busters OF every description.
Boys and Chldren's Department complete I'm
every particular
ONE PRICE, AND THAT THE LOWEST.
THE CLOTHING PALACE,
1901 Main s'rc4l' corner Thirteenth.
4. SrRAUs S SOS.
open til O'Clock every evening and SATURDAYS
tn II.
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n- D. q +. NlITTELDORFER.

III D. d +. MITTELDORFER.
OUR STORE Will BE CLOSED on MONDAY,
June IIth, on account of holiday. VIII REOPEN
TUESDAY MORNING with a NEW STOCK OF
SUMMER GOODS lust received from auction,
consisting Of
LAWNS, in beautiful styles at A., 81. "a, "a, 81,
10. and l2c.;
WHITE GOODs-LINON De DACCA at SIC.
worth C.. AT 1Oc, ~ yards Widc, regular
price zoe, at 1G2sc worth z5c., at 20c., rceu-
lar price SOC;
\ fun lire Of all kinds Of WHITE GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, IN Checks all colors;
MINIS YELLING:
RACK and COLORED SILKS;
SUMNER SILhS at 40. 90. 60. and 70c.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARAsOLs!
AIS NEW PARASOLS just received at a great
reduction on former prices:
COACHING PARAsOLs at s1.so, In all colors,
former price 50;
1000 JAPANESE PARASOL> al z, 5, and lOc.'
former prices 25' 81, and soc.
FANS! FANS FANS! FANS!
The largest stock Of FANS ever offered IN this
city from &c. 10 1925 for The finest In me mar
ket. Al IN want Of FANS VIII do well TO look
at our stock.
MATTTNGS! MATTINGS! MATTINGS!
943 NEW PIECES just received from auction.
on these goods We are headquarters.
WHITE MATING al $40 piece OF iorty
wards:
FANCY MATTI<GS at all prices:
CARPETS 10 be closed ont regardless or cost, Oh
which We have a large stock;
OIL-CLOTIIS for floors and tables;
WINDOW-SHADES, I'm Plain and Fancy
UNDERSHIRTs UNDERSIllRTS!
LADIES SUMMER UNDERSHlRTS At zoe;
GENTI EMEN'S GAUZE UNDERSlllR1S az IL,
%. 20, 80, 80, 40, so, and soc. for Thread
one; - -,, 81,
CHILDREN's SUMMER UNDERsIIIRTS at all
prices.
CORsETSl CORSETS! CORSETS
CORSET at 25c. worth SOC;
CORSET at 4Oc. worth Zoe;
CORSET at 50c. worth S7lkc.; -
STATUESQUE WOVEN ABDOMINAL CORSET
at $3.50, former price sou.
$50 dozen UNLAUNDRIED SHIFTS, Just open
cd, at As. 55. 65, rs, S5c., and 81 for the cele-
brated Planet. -
Don't nul TO give MS call for bargains In all
klnds OF DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. sc.
ID. 4 r.. MITTELDORFER.
70 1O-SuW6Sa 527 Broad street.
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Messrs. j. & J. have consigned To US a beautiful
line Of CAssIiERES suitable for gentlemen
and boys wear. This celebrated manufacture Is
all wool. We are directed 70 close them out imme-
diately. A line Of CASsIMEREs-former price
al per yard-musi be sold at 65 and 75c. per yard
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GREAr UNLOADING SALE
Has BEGUN wIru Us.
lGESuISE INDrGo-BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
1850;
lHANnroN-MILLs CASHMERE SUITS, ss;
ALL-wooL MEMS cuEyror SUITS. 90;
1880 PANTS now sI.5o,
81 PANTS now a2,
t5 PANTS now "a.
EE- All the above selected from our regular
stock.
ssis- Reduc lions are bona tiie.
ne All g. ? ssse marked in plain figures.
Be This prevents deception--shows hou-s
esty.
~ Could any t,o0-prfce house do thIsp
as- It's loss to US, OF course, but we want
to renode, our store.
ses- Goods arc apt 10 ruin from dust.
srr You shall gain the bargain In prefer
l-nce.
A. sAKs & Co.,
STRICTLY OSE-PRIcE oUrYirrERs,
1913 MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFIcE.
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EXTRA BARGAIN.-We have purchased lot
Of NAVY-BLUE and BROWN ALL-WOOL
BUNTING worth 25c per yard. We are going TO
close these out at l2@c. yard. Ladies all know
that there Is nothing superior In wearing qualities
% good all-wOOl bunting.
LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
my2G 90l Main street corner Ninih'
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OFYIcE or THE vmGfNT. FIBE AND MARISE)
INSURANCE COMPANY. :
RICHMOND. jane o, 1888.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THIS COM
PANY will be held at the company, Oiiice, NJ.
1918 Main street, at Ia O'Clock VI. on MONDAY
the / sth snstant. ". III. MCCARTHY,
IA lO-td secretary.
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"RoUuH on RATS" clears out rats, mice, hies
reaches, bed-bugs, ants, vermin, chipmunks. 1oc.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED Br
the use Of MEADE & BAKERS sAPoSiNE DENri-
FRIcE, which will speedily remove incipient tartar
and scurf. Price, nifty cent a box.
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DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
In BLACK GOODS we have Henrietta Cloih'
Albatross, Nuns yelling, Bonbazne, Cashmere
Tamise. Genap. Grcnadine-in COLORED DRESS
GOODS all the new Style.
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J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co. commissioners
sale OF farm Of lS3i. acres. ight miles from
Richmond IN ilenrcO county. AZ IL o'clock VI
Monday. at IicnrtcO court-bouse.
L. HOLZINGER. ". &. G. u, pool-tablcs' biiIiiri-
fables. &C., at 1906 Main street. ON Monday. a.
lOA. VI.
JNO. r.. LAUGHTON, JR,, 10 A. NJ. pianos, sew
ipg-machines. furniture. &c.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the. DISPATCH PKiNriNG-lousE. GOOD work,
INV urices.And satisfaction guaranteed.
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CORSETS. CORsETS, CORSETS.
Our stock comprises every desirable style Of
CORSET manufactured. We especially recon-
mend the W. & F. WOVEN CORSETS In all their
different grades, from 81 up 10 49, For elegance
OF shape and ease Of III they are unsurpassed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T- COMMENCING WITH
MONDAY, JUNE llru,
6: E: E: s. :! :! vi / /: +. +. III /
EDq 4 ERR E : . 90 . TIT TIT i i HER ERR ssss
BBE RRR o o I HHH EE RRR ssss
Bpb BPk / Ro / 90 Q 7 Il Il Err / EsssS
WILL OFFER
TIE ENTIRE BALANCE AND GRBATER
FART OF THEIR RECENT PURCHASE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS wopTH OF
WV ii il ii T Ern
s ?'F q 6 % 8 8 90 8 3 B'4 3 ssss ssss .
{ cGc &C. Voo" 90 3 bDb , ssss -
which, owing TO the enormous quantity, want Of
space has heretofore prevented them from placing
on sale PRICES in the greater part Of this pur-
chase are far BELOW ONE HALF their Standard
value
QUALITIES are OF the most superior imported,
consisting OF
STRIPED and PLAID PERSIAN IfULLs,
in White an1 Cream;
NATURAL ECRU INDIA MULLS
EMBROIDERED MULLS,
PERSIAN LAWNS, LINON DE DACCA.
INDIA LINEN,
PLAIDS and CHECKED NAINSOOKS.
FRENCH NAINsOOK,
JONES'S CAMBRICS.
PLAIN NAINSOOKS,
VICTORIA LAWNS. and BARNSLEY's
BRST-MAKE LINEN LAWNS
Also, LINEN DIAPERS in their various widths,
and MARSEILLEs BED-sPREADs.
They viii also offer In
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DRY GOODS.

BI.AcK sILKslJERsEYs, BELTS,
lSATCHELS.
at greatIy-re. SILK GLOVES,
lMITTS.
dueed prices. HANDkEhohlEfs'
LACES.
EMBROIDERlEs,
COT OR,D SII KS lNFRINO UNDERWEAR,
lGENTLEMEN's FURNISH
at greetly-re- ING GOODS.
duced prices. A full and complete me 5 2i
BIER CLOTHS In all the lead
BLACK AND Ing shades.
WHITE CHICK KlFMBROiDERED MUSLIN
DRESSES just received.
''' iCRAPE DE CHEINE In plain
SILKS at 50i and oriental figures.
and 55c. FRENCH BATTIsTE SUIT
IN6S I'm new designs.
II you are IN want our HousEkEEPING, pn1 ofG
ofSII,KS, don't stocked with full and COM
pleie line Of LINEN and DO
fan 20 look at MEsTiCS. Prices In keeping
with quality Of goods.
our stock before
Look at our TOWELS at prices
YOU purchase. from 91.20 10 $40 per dozen'
my29 CARDOzo, ALs0P, MOsBY & co.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

ng- on an sales Of Real Esiatemade bctweenihe
fst of January ond last Of June TIE ttNcs Tor Tue
Iresent wear have to Dee paid by the purchaser. On
pll sales made between The i,t Of july and last %
Abe year the taxes have - De paid bv the seller
lThi- custom was adopted about hiieen years ago
bv all the real estate agents in Richmond, aud Ap-
plies 10 Richmond and yicinit'.I
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Wellayc sold an immense lot Of
.----- !.
We have consignment Of
IrT 81 nVTf-

This season. Our stock is uow So small that we will
clear the balance at q sacrifice.
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cAssIMEREs. CAssnfEREs.

from the manufacturers, all new styles, which we
art directed % close out Immediately.
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SKrsNY MEN.-"W Weiss Health Remover" re-
stores health and ylgor, cures Dyspepsia lmpo-
tcnce. 81.
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TORCHON LACES

TOkt1ON LAtE>.
comprising FINE NARROW-EDGE HEAVY and
MEDIUM WEIGHT; medium, Gne and heavy In
wider goods.
TORCHON lNsERTiNG-a beautiful assortment
LACES, LACES, LACES,
In every variety and style al prices that are bound
70 please.
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Dusiers OF every description.
Boys and Children's Department complete I'm
every particular.
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LLN I UA ' + 4 'V'-o-
eOl Main street. corner Of Nilth street.
Wca are offering thc balance Of our stock of CAR
PETS 40 cl9siuS-out lgurcs-at prices unurecc-
dentedly lo and 40 which they cannot be replaced.
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THE LATEST STYLES N CuILDgEN's SUITS,
THEL LATEST STYLES ~ SAILOR SUITS.
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EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING


CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS
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open evening at 5 O'Clock; Saturdays TIL IL
l.. NJ.
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ONE PRICE, ASD THAT THE LOWEST.
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Arrested on susnician.

Saturday man went into several stores
where he offered gold rings and watches at
very low prices, but did not dispose of any.
The store keepers notified Officer Harmon, who
arrested the man and took him to the station.
There he gave his name as Mckenzie, and
said he was from Canada, where he had pur-
chased the jewelry very low. Before locking
the man up. the turnkey as usual searched the
prisoners pockets and in them were found
thirty gold rings, fine gold watch and chain,
several silver watches, fruit knives and other
articles. Papers were also found upon the
man bearing the name of George Mussey. The
man is suspected of having stolen goods in his
possession, and he will be held for hearing
Yesterday man called at the police station
and. hearing of Mussey's arrest, said that
Gesssss Vt Brackets jewelry store, at Ca
naan, VT, near sssrth Stratford, had been
lately broken into ana . quantity of rings and
watches stolen. Mussey had adasitted his hav-
ing been lately in both Canaan and lsots--
Etratford.
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The property of the Company consists of $500
head of cattle, houses, six ranches, controlling
twenty miles Of river front, which controls 20O,-
600 acres OF land houses eorrals and other build
ings necessary to conduct the business located In
Tonic Basin, centre part of Arizona Territory.
1t has long been known that the raising OF Cattle
In Texas NewAIexico, Arizona and other States and
Territories of the great is and for many years
has been immensely profitable and the fame of the
Cattle Kingsis world wide. Starting with small
means these men within a comparatively short
time, attained positions in the World of business
and finance rivalling the famous Bonanza Kings Of
the Pacific Coast. Their success shows the results
of intelligent and persevering efforts, and the short
time which has been necessary for the achievement
OF that success proves eonclusvely that investment
made ia the cattle business rarely fails Of returning
aratio of profit fairly astonishing to those not IA
miliar with the resources OF the great west. And
the almost absolute certainty with which the profit
can be relied upon, will at once commend this class
OF Investment to anyone who will take the trouble
to study the history of Stock in the western portions
OF the United States and more particularly Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona. Capital invested in cattle
VIII return larger per centage Of interest than Is
returned by any other legitimate Investment and at
the same time be free from the risks and uncer-
tainties usually attending highly remunerative or
speculative business.
No safer investment could be offered.
The management of the Company's affairs is In
the hands of parties whose long experiences renders
them familiar with all details and are eminentIy fit
ted to conduct the enterprise with success
From the earnings each year after payment OF
expenses, the holders of the preferred stock are to
receive dividend of per cent, three per cent
to be placed in the contingent fund and the balance
to be divided among the holders of the common
stock.
1000 shares Of the preferred stock, par value s25
is now offered for subscription at par. Each four
shares subscribed for entities the subscriber to two
I2) shares of the common stock. Subscription book
will be opened Monday, Oct 22d. and remain open
till Saturday Dec. 8, 1888, at the office of Wood
bury & Mculton, Bankers, cor. Middle g. Exchange
streets, Portland
Subscriptions will be called for Monday, Nov. 20.
Send to Woodbury. & Moulton, or W. s. Eaton,
for prospectus giving full information Those wish
ing to subscribe who reside out of the city can do SO
by addressing Woodbury. s. Moulton.
oet22dIm4n
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Three Cities of rsaIr

The last lecture in Mr.. Frenchs course was
given at City Hall Saturday evening on "Three
Cities of Italy" Milan, Florence and Venice.
The spectator entered Italy via the Simplon
Pass, alpenstock in hand. Thence crossing
the st. Bernard range with its ice-caps, hos.
pice, and-a view of Lake Camo, Switzerland
was left behind and Milan, the famous histor.
ic city was reached From without and with
in, by moonlight and daylight, the great cathe-
dral, the Arch of Peace, Dominican convent.
aud the palaces were viewed, thence by moon
light down the Arno to Florence whose church.
es, galleries and studios all received careful at
tention. Then came Venice by sunrise. and
sunset, where the flash of the gondolier's oar
could almost be heard, and the famous palace
OF San Marco, the Bridge of Signs, the Arse
nal and Rialto, each brought forcbly to mind
all that one has read in history, poetry or fic-
ton of this famed city by the sea.
1t was glorious lecture, beautifully illustra.
ted and we can but regret the cour has been
at last brought to close.
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BANDS OF MERCY.
Hhe First Organization i'm Maine Formed
nm the Preblc Chapel Sunday school YES
terday.

ne Sirst organization i'm Maine Formed
in the Preblc Chapel Sunday school Yes
terday.
The Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals, which now extends into most
civilized countries, has lately started an aux
Iliary work among the young by the organiza-
ton of Bands of Mercy, associations Of
children, for the purpose of inspiring them
with, and instructing them in, the sentiment
OF kindness to animals. In England and
Germany, where these associations are very
numerous, it Is found that they not only do
excellent work in this direction, but that influ-
ence OF the habits of kindness and thoughtful
ness in which they are trained is strong upon
their characters, making them in all respects
more amiable and refined. These Bands OF
Mercy are commonly organized among the
children of the secular and Sunday schools
In Massachusetts there are already &c. GOO
children enrolled in the Bands. The first OF
these Bands to be organized in this State Was'
formed yesterday in the Preble Chapel Sunday
school, and loo members were enrolled
Stanley I. Pullen, Esq, the Superintendent of
the school, ia its President, and Mr. Harrington
ii. Whipple its Secretary and Treasurer. Hon.
Charles Mclaughlin, President of the PORT
land Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty to
ANIMALS, was present and made an address
to the children, He also presented to each of
toe members of the new Band beautiful
badge IN the form OF star, and an illuminated
card certificate of membership, 1t ia intended
to hold meetings of the Band about once a
month with an entertainment of appropriate
exercises. An organization which is at once
so worthy in its object, so pleasant in its form
and so useful in its work is likely to extend
rapidly. 1t will be we'll if there is such a
band in every secular and Sunday school in
the land. But however numerous they be-
come, the Preble Chapel Band will be the
pioneer in this State, and entitled to the honors
of that distinction.
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THE wRTTlNG OF HISTORY.
Rev. MIR. DaI,on's Saturday Leeture.

Mr.. Dalton's first Saturday lecture treated
of history under its two-fold aspect, of history
enacted and written. OF the latter, he said,
the earlier specimens were merely anoinalistic,
simple records of events local and tribal, dry
and destitute OF all art and enthusiasm. From
these small beginnings, have sprung the mas
ter pieces of historical composition which the
world willingly will not let die. Ia such
works, history appears as philosophy teaching
by example. The style of great historians va
ries from the severe to the gay and satirical.
II is garrulous in Heroditus, sententious in
Thucydides, picturesque in Livy, pithy and
obscure in Tacitus. subtle in Machiayelli,
caustic in Voltaire, diffuse in VILLAIN, digni-
ned in Clarendon, stately and sonorous in Glib
bon, pellucid and agreeable in Hume, brilliant
and authentical in Macaulay.
AS to the historical period, the old style was
to mark them by succession of princes, bat that
method is now discarded as having no founda-
ton in fact, or the real succession of events.
1t is true that we still speak of the Age of Per-
icles,of Augustus. of Louis XIV, of Elizabeth,
OF Anne; but these are exceptional and cannot
be much extended without missing the real
significance OF epochs which cannot be accu-
rately marked by the name of rnnnarcbs
The oyaatast cbonoo n r,r;.,o, r.s.s...
s.e@s0o' onanso ~ "iiseh histories re-
iates 10 their scope, the subject handled and
the prominence given to them. Formerly his
toriaps confined themselves IN the fonn5ars
and rnlars 81 tba stato d. ,roo. GO
.A,,,. y WIG osa.o' 'no sie@' ota.7 oillc-
ials, soldiers and civilians Since the most at
tractive chapter in Macaulay is discovered to
be the third of Vol T. the drift has been in that
d;ract;on viz. IN dascr,ba tha onstor,,s a..;o.
uilec'ion' VIZ 10 describe tne customs, depict
the manners, and discriminate in regard to all
classes of the community, giving details of
dress. amusements. emnlovmants ana ..ha
,-.,-,.s1 anu s'uo
routine Oh oaiiy me- Win portraits OF authors,
wits, agitators, actors, divines, reformers,
etc. Green's "History of the English Paonla ),
!. tt,a ,,,ost ,,a~;,or;o,,s 80 a,,ss.~s1 sp.S'
= sne "o9s INSTITUTIONS ana s1ccessiui Oh this
new style OF HISTORICAL writing. This is history
popularized and made interesting to the
masses. Wnen properly executed, as by
Green, there is much to be said in its favor
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RerIip ana Sans souci.

This evening, Mr.. stoddard will give the
third of his very delightful course at City
Hall, the journey for the evening being in and
about Berlin. This splendid city is an ideal
place for such vivid realization of European
life as Mr.. Stoddard gives Its broad Inter
der Linden probably contains more magnif-
cence than any street of equal length in the
world. Mr.. Stoddard's illustrations are among
the best he has ever exhibited, as he is able to
place before his hearers portraits of the royal
family and other distinguished Germans. The
lecture will be filed with personal interest.
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A Curiosity.

Schooner Edward Waite of Portland, Cap
tain Lee, arrived Saturday. The Captain says
that while his vessel was at Charleston, S. c.,
loading phosphate rock, the crew, in cutting
out this rock, found petrifed shark about
40 feet in length, with perfect form. Captain
Lee brought home several of the teeth from
the monster, the largest of which is a inches
long and 81 inches wide at the upper end.
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Benjamin Thompson, Esq. of the st. Law
renee street church conducted the gospel meet
ing at the rooms last evening Every seat was
occupied and good degree of interest was
manifested.
school which meets again this evening. A
class in bookkeeping, with Mr.. w. A. Rich as
teacher, will be organized Wednesday evening
Over 200 boys we're entertained at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms Saturday
afternoon. The membership of the boys de-
partment is now over 600.
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Accidents.

While DIR. G. Fl. Bailey was lately perform
ing an operation upon horse in Fernald &
Sawyers stable, the animal kicked, striking
the doctor in the cheek. The jaw was frac-
tured and severe wound inflicted on the
cheek. The doctor will be confined to the
house for some days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT TO-DAy

ADVICE TO MoTHERs.--MRs. WNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the lit
tie sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the
little cherub awakes as 'tbright as button"
1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums. alays all pain, relieves
wind, requisites the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
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