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HEgREK ANR MAsOXIC CALENDAR


] Tisri. 10th September. 1855.
I khesvsu. 10Th October, %
] Chisleu, 9Th SoYembe ''
] TebeLh. 9Th December,
! rhebat, 7ih January, 1857.
] Adsr, 9TH February,
] Neaaar Sth March, "
I Nisan, 9th Auril,
] Lar, 9TH May,
} SiVsu, fth June.
J ThamuZ, 4th July,
Alb 2d August,
] Eluel. Isf september,
Ash "Wednesday, 26th February, 1857,
MaundRy Thursday, stu April,
Good Friday, 10Th April
asier Sunday, l2th April
Ascension, 2lst May,
Peutecost, SIst May,
saint Andrews Day, :0th November iR eacI
yesr. Jai2 II
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THE CASE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.
-nm the colunbus fobiol crl.I,.l

IB Jefferson Davis n Lawful Subject OF
Crfmfnni Punishment for the Part
Taken by h m in the tate War between
Ehe Two sections of ahe United states
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EUREKI COTNCIL, No. 6 IR.AYB S. NJ.

Meets Third Monday in each month, At Odd
Fellows Building.
OFFICERS "a
John Zent, 7. l. NJ; once, NortlfF rOnt street
opposite Gas Works; residence, 10 Market -.
a. P. Woodward, ID. T /. M
George Mellersh, p. G;
~. ]. Wiggin, Recorder;
: ". Page. Jr., Treasurer;
tlus. keder, g. q
II. ]. Lynn, Stewart
j. J. Suter, Guard. Jenl8 u
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. R. I. P. ALLEN, Superintendent,
Assisted by a full and able Faculty.

FINHE Course OF Study Is that usually taught
i IN the best colleges. The Moral culture OF
cadets receives special attention. The DisciP
may send their sons TO this School with entire
confidence that they viii not be exposed 70
those slluremerfs TO vice and dlsslpstlon
found in all towns snd cities, the location being
six miles from any town-the s1tuati9n n =
high and rolling country noted for heaitn and
salubrify.
The Spring Session. 1867,
win commence on MONDAY, JANUARY q,
lsS7 and cor ntirlre Twenty (20l weeks.
Charges for Board and Iu1tlon, nclodiAg
liehts. fuel and washing, One Hundred and
e,svsrtg- rive Dollars $40 cuTrsney) per semi
annual session, invariably in advance. No
extras whatever
Address superintendent Farmdale p. O.,
Franklin connfg, kentucky de4-sm
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C1RHNE rnNNlNDRRY lK.1.l, No.

Meets Fourth Monday In each month 81
s'elooE :. L., At their Asylum, "a Front street
OFFICERS:
Sir John Zent. F O.: ONCE. y. Front o. Ca
Works residence, 10 Market street.
Air John Aiuslie. Genl;
Sir george Eellersh, {. q;
Sir George White, PIeiate;
Sir n. p WoOdard. =. W;
Sir X Parker. Jr. W:
Sir u. e r adcr, Treasurer
SIrR y. ]. WIggin, Recorder
f-ir p. N. stanley Sd. b;
Sir Gus. Heaer, sr b;
sir B. X. Pullen. Warden;
Sir Louis Christian. GuRrd. JsulB u
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EILWNNISG LODGE No 81 a. D..

Meets 81 COmmandery Rooms No. - Frou
Row on tbs 4th Friday IA each month.
OFFICERS.
J. J. MorshHm. ". NJ;
Isbn AlnElie. = ";
George Mellsrsh, J. W;
B. X. Fullen, Secretary. yalt u
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LODGES OF PERFECTION.
HERMES NO. L,
John Zent, p. NJ.
MITHRAS NO. =,
George Mellersh, p. N.

PENN CHATTER SO. 1. (R. A. NJ
Meets second Monday IN each month over
Odd-Fellows Hall
Companion a. J. Wheeler, h. P;
Companion John Gent, h;
Com paniOn y. c. Trader, ;
Companion George Mellersh, G. H
Companion II. p. Woodward, 7. g,
Companion jesse ". Page, Y;
Companion h E. Paynter, =;
COMPANION J. J. Suter, u.
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UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN NEws Asso-
CIATIoS REPo aIs.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MASONS
The Appeal Declared the Of1lclal
Organ for the Mystic Brother.
hood In Memphis.
MASONIC NOTICE.

Below will be found the official state
ment Of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic conclsves in this city:
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The AmeriGasa Conflict. A History of the
Great Rebellion in the United States.
By HORACE GREELEY.
Those who know Mr.. GREELEY can easily
imagine the kind Of history that he has
written. It is intended to be true; but SO
closely surrounded is the man by an atmo-
sphere of prejudice and Yankee notions
that it is impossible he should write the
exact truth. The very title Of the book is
a misnomer., It is all very well for Radi-
cal fanatics, fools, and ,knaves, such as
PHILLIPS, SUMNER, and FoRNEY, to talk
about rebellion " on the part of the free
men Of the Confederate States /; but he who
aspires to the role of the historian should
be above such partisan tricks. "Rebel-
lion" indeed! AS if we had been "born
thralls" of the northern people, and, like
CEDRIC the Saxon, must recognize the
lordly Norman Tor northman)' as master.
But we did not intend to run off into this
train Of thought. We meant to say only
that we cannot speak of the book at length
as yet, not having had time to read it
through. 1t is recognized by the northern
critics as the best and most reliable history
of the war in print. $500
The agent, Mr.. FISHER, may be seen from
Ito 9 o'clock p. NJ. at the Monumental
Hotel, room No. 6. Also, orders may be
left at the Office of the hotel, where copy
can be seen.
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The WRoss 7SPEAkERs.-T speakers
at the great naillionairy nomination of &C.
neral GRANT in New York, it is stated,
we're not those who were expected.
SIcKLEs, CUTTING, and TREMAINE, seem to
have cut itrather deep, especially SIcKLEs.
The World says the strong Radical pas
sages in the speech of this old Democratic
hack were not at all favorably received;
and even the Times was much dissatisfied
with the orations. The platform, how
ever, seemed to suit everybody. The
Times speaks Of Shortcomings of the
meeting, which were not altogether atoned
for by General JOHN CocHRANE's declining
to speak. Then those shortcomings must
have been of very serious nature.
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arhes Nov York qrIbaas fishts ,sis,i1ong theE


black cohorts, and violently denounces
every report which tends to show their
unfltness to govern the country Every
now and then, however, Mr.. GRESLEY
rushes from the ranks, and from high
position Aings ont his banner of !" U''icer-
sal amnesty and Impartial Suffrage" He
has been very consistent in this, and we
believe would care but little. il half the
blacks were disfranchised SO that half the
whites were also. He can conceive no
difference between the races, or, at all
events, will admit Of none, and continues
the general battle for entire equality, an
nouncing periodically his cherished motto
Of universal amnesty and impartial sui.
frage," to which his party seems to pay
little heed. Pc la E:t'h1a s'sss
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CHAMBgRLAIs's OFFICE
RICHMOND, November 81, 1887.

TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IS, 1867. 1t was or
dered that polls be opened on the 3lsr DAY OF
DECEMBES, 1867, at the usual places heretofore
usad for voting in this city, for the purpose OF
aseertain;ne the sense of the voters upon the
aneston whtther the city shall subscribe 81, 600,
100 to the preferred eight per cent stock OF the
oolls 70 be taken in conformity with General Order
No so OF General Schofeld, dated November 8,
1857 In ali respects, except that the votes OF none
lint residents of the city shall Do polled, such
snbseript;on. II authorized TO be paid In bonds OF
the city bearing eight per cent. interest psr an
The following persons were then appointed com:
rissioners and conductors to supefintsnd the said
election : grass 80
For Jefferson, Warehouses; John A; Lacy,
John CPage. Patrick Boyle, william .. Y ar
boroneh. ana John Gallagher, commission fs,
and W. T. BIB conductor. Place OF voting, the
oi gor rst s.disom Ward.-Msssrs. 6ustavus A.
Myers, James q. Grant, Robert =. Howison, JONI
n. Sublett and A. p Fox, commissioners, ana c W :.
S. jenkins conductor. Place OF voting, the City
For Monroe Ward.-Messrs. n. @. Lipscomb,
FeliS Mathews, n. A. Brander, Martin smith, AM
d. II. Jones, commissioners, AUD ". y. belly
Conductor. Place Of voting, Thomas G. Rpps's
shop, on Broad street
II was further ordered hatthe voters Of the dis
triot embraced within the limits Of the city as de-
fined by the act OF Assembly pssssd tne .n aay
of February 1857 to extend the limits OF the CITY
of Richmond, be and are hereby autnoriIee, IN
The absonce Of other provisions on the supJecn 70
vote upon this question at any OF the p.ecinces o
the city that may be most convenient 20 Tnsm
chamberlain and Clerk OF the Council.
no 28-laWtl fE I
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ihE LONDON TIaEs.AND THE PRESIDENT.
NO caple reports the London Times as
aAhs severely unfavorable criticism
upon Inc Presidents message. The Times
IS miSied oy some garbled report of the
message, and, we are sure, will speak very
differently of it when the genuine and
complete copy of the message is seen bv
its editors. The ultra Radicals are mu.h
pleased with what the Times says.
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Inpeaclanent.

Z It will crafty the public to sec, by the
Geographic news, that the impeachment
humbug was put to death on Saturday in
the House of Representatives by vote Of
81 to l0S-absent, 81. This Is decisive, and
draws at least one Of the fangs of the
venomous reptile Of Radicalism. Accord
ing to the telegraph, the debate which
ensued upon the message exhibited
THAp. STEVENS and his tail In rather a
piteous light. S.,
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Reconstruction.

We do not suppose that Mr.. AsHLEY's
bill "to facilitate the restoration Of the
late rebel States" will become q law.
Mr.. ASHLEY is hardly q leader among Re-
publicans. His late ridiculous impeach-
meant capers and the exposure of his cor
ruptions in, ofice-seeking must have put
him, in low standing in Congress-even
among those who are not oyer-virtuous
themselves; for detected thief is not in
full feather amongst rogues, who deem it
criminal to be caught. a 50 - = i
Mr.. ASHLEY proposes to break up the
southern governments and place their re-
organization under the entire control Of
the conventions of the southern States,
whose composition and character are such
as to disgust many leading Radicals. I'm
der the reconstruction laws this power of
removal and appointment was given to the
military commanders; but as they have
not, all Of them, used it to suit Mr.. ASHLEY,
he wants to withdraw it from them and
confer it upon the ignorant and vicious
men who compose the conventions.
We repeat, we do not believe Mr.. ASH
LEY viii be able thus to increase the peril
Of the southern States. 1t would very
much diminish public confidence and add
to the weight of the pressure which now
bears so heavily upon all the material in
u.
tefests Of the South and, of consequence,
tnose OF the whole Union. Mr.. AsHLEY's
bill should be" ga bill to facilitate trans
portation On that railway known as the
"facsas dscensas auera,,'' Of which that
gentleman seems to be a sort Of eonduc-
tor. -. --------. = -
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MASONIC NOTICF.-The members
lfl of METROPOLITAN LODGE, No. IL,
are hereby summoned to convene at their ~
ball, or Marshall street between Sixth and NIX
Seventh, T hSDAY NEXT. the 10th instant,/ w
at 10 O'Clock a. M, to participate IN the ceremo
MES Of laying the corner stone of the new Ma,
sonic Hall to be erected at the corner of Main and
Third streets under the auspices o. Joppa Lodge,
o. D., and Metropolitan Lodge, No. IL.
The brethren will conform as near as possible 10
the dress prescribed in the Masonic Text Book
viz, black coats, pants, and hats, with white
aprons and gloves.
Entered apprentices and fellow-crafts will as
semble at tbs same time and place.
BY order Of the Worshipful Master:
de i-3t s. B JACOBS. Secretary.
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The Currency.

The House of Representatives passed a
resolution on Saturday, by vote of 1913 to
80, suspending the authority to curtail the
currency given to the Secretary Of the
Treasury by an act of the last session.
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MASONIC NoTICE.-The members
I'VE Of JoPpALoDGE, y. D., are, hereby g
Summoned to convene at the hall OF ME-<%
TgOPOLITAN LODGE, No II, on Marshall w
street between Sixth ard Seventh, on
Tuesday next, the 10th instant, at 10 O'Clock A..
M to participate in the ceremonies of laying the
cornerstone Of the new Masonic hall to be erected
at the corner of Main and Third streets under the
auspices OF Metropolitan Lodge, No. II, and Joppa
Lodge, o. D.
The rethren will conform as near as possible
to the dress prescribed in the Masonic Text Book
viz, black coat. pants, and hats, with white
aprons and gloves.
Entered apprentices and fellow. crafts will as
ssmbIe at the same time and place. ssFer
By order of the Worshipful Master.
de7-3t WILLIAM j. RlDDICK, Secretary.
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PRINCESS ANNE CoUNTy.-This county
has sent delegates to the Conservative
Convention to be held in this city on We'd
nesday.
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BUecSGL Notices.

OFFICE CHURCH AID UsIoa HILL BuILDIsa)
-esEles 81 sFyND COMPANY,
RicHMoyD, Defenders Q, 1857.
rT THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEET
ING OF this Company will be held THIS AFTER
NOON at4 o. clock at the Office Of the Dollar sa-
wings Bank, corner OF Main and Wall streets.
Members will come prepared to pay in their
monthly Dues. $E@
BY order Of the President.
'sag.sz Vlsas1 30. &. RI0HARDsoE,'
deo-lt Secretary.
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DLUG TOBACCO MACHINERY

4 The attention Of manufacturers Is solicited TO
tn o most approved machinery now in use, which
is offered for sale at bargain, and is rs good
new-having been In use bat q short time-con.
sisting in part Of Hydraulic Presses. Pumps, Be-
tainers Iron Tracks and Trucks for the same, Iron
Finishers' Frames, Press Blocks, Iron and Wooden
sinkers, Iron Sheets, and everything complete for
manufacturing Ill kinds OF ping tobacco to the ex-
Patent Plug Machine Apply to G. b. LlLIEN-
THAI, 22l Washington street. New York Any
parties DESTROYS Of manufacturing North can pur-
chase the above and buy rent the factory, which
Is in complete ordes for Immediate use.
no ls-2taW1m -'7t
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neg MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SY.
RUP, for children teethng, greatly facilitates the
process of teethiog by softening the gums, redu.
cling all infammation-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon II, mothers 1t will give rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in ooNFID sNoE and TRUTH Of it what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dicine-never has 1t failed in single instance to
effect a cure when timely used. Never did we
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used 1t. On the contrary, all are delighted
with It's operation, and speak in terms Of com.
mendation Of Its magical effects and medical vir-
tues. We speak in this matter "wHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fulflment of what we here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief viii
be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
al MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP" having
the fac smile Of :" Curtis Perkins " on the out
side wrapper. AL others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only a5c. per bottle.
Offices GIG Fulton street, N. Y; 2o5 High Hol-
born, London, England al st. Paul street, Mon
treal, Canada. SO 2o-eodsm
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THE MONTHLY MEETING OF
4 the Young Mems Christian Association Will
be held in the lecture. room Of Dr.. Hoge's church
on TUESDAY EVENING. December 10th. at y
p. M, when Dr. Z. "A. LEWIS will deliver 1ec
ture on THEATMoSPHERB, illustrated with ex-
perinepts de 9-2t
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TRUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have Just
a received WHITES PATENT LEVER TR1sS--
the best truss in for retention and radical care
Of Esrnia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
POTTER. JOHN w. BISON, Druggist,
= NH IL Main and ThSya strasts.
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ITO THE AFFLICTED-BENsONs
Il sALALEM BROTH Or SALTS OF WIS.
DOM specific for Rtngworm, Tsttsr, Itch, Bar.
ber's Itch, Ulcers, and all erupTions Of the skin,
no matter how malignant or how long standing.
Warranted to cure or no pay. Try IL, and il Ii
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money win be refunded
In every instance. Price, Sec per bottle. Por sao
by BLUNT & H0SRLEY,
Druggists, 80. 1924 lain street,
aus Richmond, Va
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s@ BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
JULIUS sYcLE's,

.sg..-- AT
JULIUS sYCLE's,
sls Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Notwithstanding the fact that there ara houses in
this city who make their boasts Of selling DRX
GOODS CHEAPER than any one else. desire to
inform the citizens Of Richmond and Virginia
that can compete with any and all Of them. and
really sell many articles cheaper.
We are now Offering the following bargains:
Mousselaines, latest designs, at 2oc.;
Colored Alpacas at so and 4oc, worth 40 and SOC.
Black Alpaca, very good, at 4oc.;
TIE finest French Merinos, all eolors, for soc.;
The finest Empress Cloth at 87ac..;
Beautiful Poplins at 2sc.;
Calicoes at 81, 10, 12i, and lac. for very good;
Bleached and Brown Cottons from loc. up;
Yard. wide Bleached Cotton at 12ac., worth lsc. !;
1914 Bleached and Brown sheetlng at 4oc.;
" hite Flannel at 2sc., worth 37sc.;
Atwood Cassimeres at 81, worth 81 so;
satinets at so, 80. and zoe.
Black Broadcloth for cloaks at 80. worth 80;
Black sacquss latest styles, at S. worth 81; at 81,
worth SO;
Great bargains in shawls OF all kinds;
Good Balmorsls at $3.50; a-e
White Blankets at $3.50; aa
Colored Blankets from Sc rs a pair up;
White and Colored Coriets at 81, worth $l.25; and
many other articles too numerous to mention.
All ask is a call, asI am confident that I can
give entire satisfaction.
s1s Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed SATURDAYS. -a4
The following gentlemen arc with me, and
would be pleased to see and serve their numerous
friends and acquaintance
Ritter G. CARE, GEORGE swABAcHER, JoEAs
ws1SBERe, GEORGE P. BAGBY, and J. ADoLPHUf
FRENCH. r.es..5. de It's
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Th men, & :
Nl bers ofst. Johns Lodge No. 80 Dove Xxx
Lodge, No. 81 and Loge Franchise. No SO, /V\
are hereby summoned to convene at the Masonic
Hall, on franklin strest between Eighteenth and
Eineteenth, TUESDAY the 10th instant, at 10
O'Clock A. M. to participate in the ceremonies OF
to be erected at the corner OF Main and Third
streets. ..., ..-.. r. ~.
Brethren will conform as near as possible to the
dress prescribed IN tne masonic Text Booknvlz,
gloves.
Entered apprentices and fellow crafts of said
Lodges will meet at the hall on Marshall street
between Sixth and Seventh at the same hour.
JAMES EVANS, Master No. as;
JOSEPH HALL, Master No. 81 aHs="
WILLIAM L0VENsTEIN, Master No. SO.
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T OST VIRGINIA STATE STOCK
LTAKE NOTICB.-Application will be made
to thu Second Auditor for the State Of Virginia TO
reissue the following certificates of State stock
standing In the Dams of Hector Bowe-Yiz. Ger
tfcate No. J. 1913, under act OF 22d March, 1859, for
$500 certificate No 270, under act of Sth March,
1s47 for $500; certificate No. 8, loan No. IS, for
$500: certif cate No. 43s, loan No. g. for $500;
which have been lost. e. VAUGHAN,
Administrator of Hector Bowe, deceased.
no 16-law3m
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DAUGH,s r AW-BON PHOs.
DPaATB-adapted to wheat. corn, tobacco
cotton, and all cersals-containing, by analysis OF
s.. 81 per cent. of the Some Phosphate Of Lims Of
WINCH p Il gs6 Fly SOLUBLE In THE SOIL.
This fertilizer Is believed TO be the best phos
phate on the market. ,z75
For circulars, address the undersigned or any OF
his agents. GEORGK DUGDALE,
- Manufacturers Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
Sold by WISE BROTHERS, Richmond, Va.
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DILL-HE ADs, NEGOTIABLE
ID NOTES. BONDS; 60, printed At short notiss
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Meetings.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
members Of the Executive. COM
mitse Of this city appointed 10 act on the subject
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad are notiEsd
70 meet at the Ballard House on TUESDAY the
10th instant, st5P. M. AfuIl nesting and pune
tnal attendance s earnestly requested az business
OF importance will be considered
3. F0NTAINE,
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
IsFI tJAME3LYoES,a
Chairman OF Committee.
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Ek of RICHMOND LODGE, No. 10, and ). @
RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, No. 10, wv
are hereby summoned to convene at the w
Masonic Hail. on Franklin street between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth. on TUESDAY the
10Th instant. alto o'clock A. NJ, to participate in
the ceremonies of laying the corner. stone OF til
new Masonic Hall to be erected at the corner Of
Main and Third streets.
Brethren will conform as nearly as possible to
the dress prescribed in the Masonic Text Book
viz, black coats, pants. and hats, and white
aprons and gloves. Il.
Entered apprentices and fellow-cr Of said
Lodges will meet at the hall on Marshall street
between Sixth and Seventh at the same hour.
GEORGE JACOBS. Master n %. 10.
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MARRIED,

On the 9Th OF De cember. at Bell ISLE New Kent
county Va, the residence Of the brides father,
by the Rev. James A. Waddell, ISAAC II. CHklS-
TAN, Esq, of Charles City county, to NAaNIE,
youngest daughter Of John N. Gordon, Esq.
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T AIDES FESTIVAL.-The ladies of
IL the First Baptist church invite the congrega-
ton and all their friends to the lecture room OF
the church during the al ternoons and evenings of
The week commencing Monday. December 9th.
Substantials and delcacies will be furnished for
the refreshment of their visitors. Useful and
fancy articles will be exhibited for sale
Noratfiss, lotteries, chances, or anything incon-
sstent with Christian principle. as de 7-lW
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Aa,aeGse enc e7ats.

SECOND GRAND CONCERT
- Of the
BIC HI OND Or G S B
at the
RICHMOND THEATRE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1867.
PROGRAMME.
PART /.
l. overture-La Muette De Portice. ......Aube-.
Orchestra.
.. Duet-clarionet and bassoon obligato
Messrs. Frank and krauss. -. /. 5
3. Solo-piano. .Thalberg.
J. Reinhardt.
q. Trio .Resigsr.
Hessrs. Thilow, Kessnich, and Reinhardt.:
5. Pot Pourri-Martha..... .Flotow.
Orchestra. stt
PART IL. ....
o. OVoflure.. hallWoed.
s.s..aa. eg4a Orchestra. l0.
z. Solo-for clarionet.... Raerman.
Messrs. Thilow; Kessnich, and Reinhardt
0. Duet-futs and cIaronet. ........~.... Clinton.
Messrs. Frank and siegel.
10. Cavatipa-Nabucco... Verdi.
ztf-tH.- $3.50 orchestra
Doors open at o'clock. Commencement of the
concert at o'clock p. NJ.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS; to be had at the Musical
Exchange, Gebhardts music store, and the princi-.
pal bookstores de 9-2tF