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man. securities are as follows:

London adyicss of yesterC ay quote 5-2's
of 90 at 81; Cos at 500; G75 at S95, and
lO-4Os at 8744.
Tennessee Bonds are quoted in New
York at Gli for the old and Gi3 for the
new.
Bank Tennessee notes are bought at 7lc
and are sold at 7ic in the dollar.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Feb. p, 4:3O P NJ -COnsOls %
Bonds easier. .. S. couponS-IS62s, 81;
do old Cos, 9O5; do 'G7s, 89l; do 1O-4Os,
So. Erie, 1851; Illinois Central. 10:
Atlantic %. Manchester yarns and fabrics
firm. Petroleum-refiued I79l7td.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. p, 4:3O M.-CottOn
firmer; middling uplands 73974d; mid
ding Orleans 75GSd; to arrive, frmer
and advanced a fraction; sales 1000
bales; of which 1900 bales were for spec
ulation and export. California wheat
lis Sd: red Western 10s 3iOl1s; receipts
for three days 10000 quarters, of which
1000 quarters were American. Corn
No. ? Sos.
New York Money Market
New YORK, Feb. 21.-Gold was steady
with all business at III 30IlIt. Loans we're
made at 2 to I per cent. CIesrances S25,-
coo, 600. The purchase of J-2Os by the
Treasury to-day has impaired strength 70
prices in open market which are frac-
ton higher than yesterday. The entire
amount OF bonds offered to the Govern
meut was Only 3,71S,lO The awards
were g, 600, 900 at 100 ~ to 1O9 GO, chiefly
small lots and scattered among many
bankers The market closed firm, with
fair demand from the financial institutions
in order to employ their idle monies,
which cannot be loaned in Wall street in
of the prevailing dulluess.
The stock market has been d1Il ard
strong, Western Union Telegraph and
Lake Shore having been exceptionally
active, the former advancing to $50 and
the latter to %; Union Pacific has been
M VT in ihe mint Of interest p-I hos al
vanced to 22s Money Fas so pcs cent.
State bonds ~ere dull ard steauy Old
Tennessees GIt; new Gag. Sterling ex-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ IaFtEs ANiI FOR SALE Jew.
900 White Pine DOars, 1000 White Pine
Wird,wE, 5CO,OOO Cypress aud Pine Shingles,
5OO,GfJ fe t O., ,, ~, II, a'd II inch Dry Pop
lar Lumhe-. RICHARD i. WRIGHT,
drcS trlylTI Corner broad and II sh ats,
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This splendid Hair Dye is the bost In the world,
the only true ind perfect Dye. Harmless-Rehs-
Ole-InstsDtaueous-S0 dlsaPpointment-No ri
dirulous tuts-"DOEs7CoT CONTAIN LEAD NOR ANY
VrrALrC P0IsUN TO TNJURE THE HAIH or system"
Iuvicorates the Hair and lesvesit soft sid beauti-
fuI; Hack or brown. Sold by ell druggists and
dealers, applied ct the Factory, l6 Bond street,
New York sop27-Iy
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These totals show that the interior stocks
have decreased during The week 5,lG9
bales (beiDg now IS, 497 bales more than for
the same period Of last wear, while the ag-
gregate receipts are S,S77 bales more, and
the shipments S,371 bales more than for
the corresponding period of 1870.
VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CoTTOE.-The fol-
lowing table shows the quantity of cotton
in sight at this date of each Of the two past
coocpnS.
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Nashville Tobacco Market.

Loose tobacco is beginning to come in
to some extent, and prices are very firm,
especially on the better qualities Of bright
leaf We quote: Lugs 2@3c; leaf 4@Sc,
as to quality.
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Ben. Wallace and 10. Houston are III
charge of the Merchants Exchange, the
change of proprietorship which we men
toned some time since. These gentlemen
are well known by the business men Of
town
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Death of an Old Citizen.

Melville Cox, an oldTesident Of the nth
district of this county, died at his resi-
dence several days ago, in the Goth year
of his age. He was for many years mag
istrate in his district, and was well known
TO many of orr citizens.
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Nashville Live stock MARKET

CATTLE The market IS brisk, with a
heavy demand. a number Of KentuckIans
have been on the market for several days
juquirjUg for grazing cattle, taking al that
wa offered, ard are still anxious for moro.
We quote at 2IDJG, according to quality.
Hoes Themark5tis not quite so strong,
the sales Of to-day ranging from 53@G3c
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In consequence of the repairs now in
progress on the Church, corner Of College
and Ash streets, there will be no prayer
meeting on Thursday night. Regular
services, however, will be held there Onthe
following Lords day.
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Trem endous fall in the price Of CoIees
Sugars, Teas, Spices, and all imported
goods, at Slime & Birmingham's, corner
Cedar street and Public Square. JAM If
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GALVESTON, Feb. 21.-COttOn strong
good ordinary 1870.
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Hoard of Education.

There will be an important meeting Of
the Board of Education, at the courthouse,
County Court room. on Saturday, March
4 at 10 o'clock
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LouisriIIe Tohbacco Market.

Sales by Glover, White 81 Co., for the
week ending Feb. II, as follows:
10 hhds bright at 5000, $3.50, 29.CO,
27.SO, 27.50, 2G.50, 23.O0, 70 90, 1900,
1900. 1870, 1875, u 80, 1926, y 90.
20 hbds good shipping lesf at S11, HOO,
1L5O, 100, 1904, 1850, $50, $50,
go, 9.25, . so, 9 90, 90, 90, 80,
s 81, 8 40, $40, so. $50, $50.
1O4 hhd5 low leaf and heavy Iugs at 81
go, 30, : 20. 100, 40, 80, $50,
7.2O, 80, 100 40, 80, 700, 700,
74O, 700, $50. 700, 100 7.3O. 90, 100
: 40, 40, 80, 80, 75G, 800, $40,
6. 40, $50, 6 10, C. 10, 6 80, $50, $40, s 60,
6 80, 6 40, $40, 6 50, 500, $50, 90,
60, go, 500, $40, CTS, $50, $40,
900, 20, 600, 600, $50, G.2O, GO,
6. 10, $50, $50, G.IO, GOO, 6 10, $50,
$50, SO, $50, $50, $40, so, 6 co,
$50, 600, 600, 600, $40, $50, 6.1O,
$50, 6 90, G 90, $40, 90, 10, $50,
4. 40, 20, 80, $40, 8 80, $50, Go,
40, 600, $50, $50, 600, $50: $50,
90, 6 90
30 bids of light lugs and factory trash
from S4.7j to $3.50.
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81. CHARLES IL DTEL,
Market street, near the Square, Nashville,
Tenn. N. B. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
Single meals, so cts. Boarding and lodg-
ne, per day, 50. nov1 d&wtf
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EuSS Received,

the tirest ever IN the market-cbiguons,
coils, plat ard switches. Gall ard exam
inc Z. G. WHERRY, Agent,
feh2l 81 y NOr,h Summer ST.
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Six or eight persons can secure
iirSt-class board, with or without
rooms, by early application at the Wei
Ter House, As South Cherry street.
febl4 2w
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Country morohsDts, Ieaohers, parentsand
pupils will find the best and cheapest stock
Of School Books used in city, country and
other schools throughout the State at W.
O. Collier Il Co.'S, a Union street, Nash
lie T6ygD 1y
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The South & Forth Alabama
RAILROAD COMPANY

TSTFREST COUPONS MATURING JAN. l. 1871,
| vii be paid at the Importers snd Traders Ma
tIousl Bank, No. PAT Broadway, New YORK, On and
alter that date. V. (. STEVENSON son,
FobIs AZ Financial Agents
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BRs WRIrCoMB's SYRUP.-This article Is good
for all diseases incident to the period of teeth ng
in children, and is sold for 25 cents bottle.
feblS dlw&wlt
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I. E. Wiustead d Co., opposite the
Maxwell House, Are selling their heavy
gents and ladies' boots and shoes at cost
for cash. tehl" eodiW
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The Sheriff of Robertson county arrIy-
ed here yesterday, with one prisoner,
sentenced to confinement in the Peniten-
tiarv
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Returned TO NashyiiIe

Fresh arrival of children shoes at the
Newell House Shoe Store.
fehl9 eodIw 7. E. WINsTEAD 4 Co.
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coI5 ona,a9 II New York vegterds

Gold opened il New York yesterday al
IIIs. Deslers here we're paying 10 and
were holding at III, with very little
doing
Exchange or New York is taken by
the banks at ! discount end is sold by
them at par.
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DIV LsOnrdiMg.
RaV EonFdIag-

Twenty-Five day baarders can be accom-
modated at Hempmlls, IS Church street.
F.TpI e.
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There wero seven arrests at the Station
house at eleven o'clock last night, princi-
pally for assault and battery aud minor
offenses.
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Twenty five day boardars can he accom-
modatcd at Hemphills, - Church street.
fsb2l st
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See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispen
sary, headed Book for the Million-MAR
RAGE GUIDE-in another column. 1t
should be read by ali. may5 d&wly
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Dr. MOrimer has returned from his pro-
fessional sit to Huntsville, Ala, and has
taken rooms at No. 81 South Cherry street,
where he viii remain until the coming
April Those who are suffering from any
form of chronic disease can call and consult
him.
Office hours from o'clock A. M. until
9PM janl9-tf
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CUMBERLAND WAREHOUSE, Feb L, 1871
From and after this day, We propose to
psv one dollar on each hrgsGead of iobac-
co consigned 10 us, whether 10y rail, river
or wagon: and III addition will pay the
dravage from the railroad depot OF wharf
go our warehouse and to those who pro
fer hauling by wagon, TO pay the toll over
either tho bridges or the ferryage across
the Cumberland, thus reducing the cost Of
selling ono dollar and half per hogshend
feb2l 81 EuLFBEEw Il WILLIAMSON.
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.....2,l65,6G4 1881


These figures indicate an increase in the
cotton in sight tonight Of 625, 500 bales
compared with the same date of 1863
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As this is the period between the build
ing seasons, we find the market very dull,
but stocks are very good. By reference to
our quotations below, it Will be seen that
poplar. oak and cedar lumbers have been
materially reduced. We quote IS follows:
Yellow pine flooring. .35 90 to 40 90 = "
White pine lumber. Fast
rT,,,-lo,-,, IN m &C g
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BANKING HOUSE
National Savings Company

- Deposits received, and interest allowed
bereon, ioans negotiated, collections made, and
General Banking bus.Ilsss transacted. ocl6 Il
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The public schools are to be closed to
day in honor of the 22d February.
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LAND WARRAETS,
.EVENUE GIhMIh.


The National Savings Company have made ar
engagements to supply their customers With revenue
stamps al the following low rate, discount payable
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CINCINNATI nnrl,ets.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2I.-Floug scaIce and
firm; superfne winter SJ.7S55.S74.
Wheat dau and declined; No. red fall Is
held at SL47, No. 3 red SL3S(. Corn
dull and dropping; mixed on track across
the river 47G Sc; yellow +S05O5 white in
sacks 59G0Ic. Oats IN firm demand aud
fair at 52654c; in bulk 5+}a5Sc Barley
-pothiuu dODa
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change 1904. No session of either the
Stock or Gold Exchange tomorrow. Gov
eminent bonds-coupous SIS M; do
'62s, IlI5; do 'G4s, l113; do '6js, 1I1s
new, IIUt; 'G7s, 11Ot; do '6Ss, 1I14; 90
10 Lna INV currarcH & ll2A
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GENERAL MARKETS.
TUEsDAY, Feb. 81, 1871
Nashville Cotton Market.

IUEnDA1, TSU. ~ IoII.
Nashville Cotton Market
The receipts for the week ending to-day
amount to 1876 bales against 3, 758 bales
last week. The shipments of the week
comprise 3,443 bales against 2, S45 bales
last week. The sales have been 1,9lS bales
against 2, 1862 bales the previous week.
There has been no animation in the mar
ket for the week under review, and the
transactions have been comparatively light.
The market to-day closes quiet, the
tenor Of the latest New York dispatches
having depressing effect. We quote as
follows:
Ordinary. .....-'......-.'- ...'--''l1
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The Ambrose Brothers have opened
tirst-class saloon and restaurant at the
well known Riddleberger establishment,
which has been handsomely renovated IL
every particular. They solicit the pat
ron8ge of their friends and citizens gener-
ally Open day and night jan3I I'm
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
BOARD OP DrRECToRs.

BOARD or DIRECTORS.
". W. BERRY, CHAS. E. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
DANIEL r. CARTER.
A GENERAL EXCHANGE BUSI-
l. NESS and deals in United States Bonds and
Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
W. ". BERRY. President. '1
JNO. KIRKAAN, Vice President. gepl-iy
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Manchester Ife,na,

ELECTION OF OFrICERS.--Friendshi
Lodge, No. 20, X. of p, at its last meeting
elected the following officers: r. 5. Cardo-
70, V. p: Il. G. Weisiger, w. g.. ; w. E.
Gary,V. c.; 0. B. Sims, Il. S.; A. G. Hard
ing, +. S.; Ajax Gary, banker; A. A.
Waugh, g.; Geo. Nj. Rogers, l. S.; II. c.
Ferguson, o.. S. This is one of the most
lourishing Lodges in the State.
Picnic OF THE 1. o. B. B.-The annual
reunion of the Improved Order of Bad
Boys came off at Branch's on Thursday at
an early hour. The club, invited guests,
and lady friends took conYeyances, and in
due season arrived at the rendezvous. Here
the day was spent in hunting berries and
wandering through the sylvan shades of
this really picturesque region-in singing
and loYe-making beneath the umbrageous
foliage of the monarchs of the forest, and
in other rational and youthful enjoyments.
at i seasOnable hour bountiful repast
(pre pared under the supervision of Cox and
assistants) was partaken Of. at late hour
the party returned, well pleased with the
trip.
RELIGIOUS NEws.-The usual religious
services may be expected at our places of
worship on tomorrow, with the exception
of the Methodist Church, where at S4 Z.
VI
bath School, the exercises OF which will be
very interesting, consisting OF singing, re-
citations, dialogues, &c. The scholars are
requested to meet at 4 o'clock =. Ii. for
practice.
The LATEST ARRIvAL.-A number of
gypsies, originally from England, but lately
residents Of South Carolina, have arrived,
and are encamped at the extreme end of I'd
Iuif . f,,o lnf ,{
horses, and are, we believe en- route tor
England.
POLICE CoURT.-On yesterday the cases
of the Commonwealth vs.. Barker, Morrison,
Davis for misdemeanor, were dismissed, and
TIE usual amount of civil business trans
acted.
SALE OF Wellington God
din, Esq, on yesterday sold the property
known as Hicks's, corner of Sth and Perry
streets, being a dwelling house, with
ground attached, for 81 800; and also $50
feet additional for 5000. Mr.. Edward Wick
ers, contractor for stone-work on the free
bridge, was the purchaser. The property
was last owned by Thos. Walden, Jr.
FESTIVE NoTEs.-Mancheste Council S.
of Z. intend giving u supper IN short time
to their Richmond friends.
The annual reunion of the Manchester
Glee Club will take place at Branch's on
the 18th inst. .ys.
The picnic of Henderson and Stewart
Lodges ut Oakwood Park on the 4th of
July will doubtless be a most pleasant en-
tertainment.
The Married Mems Club of Bell Island
ers Intend giving grand sotree dansante
ut Chesterfield Park on the same day.
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THE ToURNAM MENT.-The following
Knights of Pythias of this city have beer
appointed to represent their Lodges re-
spectively in the Fourth Of July Tourna
ment:
Richmond Lodge, No. 14.-F. M. limbo
den.
Marshall, No. TT. B. Saunders and c.
E. Lipscomb.
Hines, No. 17.--J. W. Talley and FL. T
Miller.
Buth Lodge, K. p, Petersburg, has ap
pointed Sterling Collier and Ed. Mason
This Lodge will visit Richmond in body
Valley Lodge, at Stauntou, Va, has ap'
pointed Eflinger and Bumgardner, two o
the best riders In the mountains, as the
representatives Of the same.
Richmond knights, look to your laurels
We understand Lynchburg, Frederlcki'
burg, and Norfolk Lodges will also furnish
champions.
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TRADE WITH V1RG1NIA.-During the last
few years there has been u marked improve
ment in the trade with Virginia. The ports
which transact most business with New
York are Richmond and Norfolk. In Rich
mond almost all the tobacco manufactures
which were destroyed during the war have
been rebuilt, and large quantities of tobacco,
both manufactured and in the leaf, are
shipped from there for this port. From
Norfolk, which is reached by steam from
New York in twenty-four hours, immense
quantities of garden truck, vegetables, and
fruit are sent on every day to supply the
tables of New Workers. The steamers ply
ing between this port and Virginia take
down general cargoes OF manufactured
goods and groceries. Just at present is the
dullest part Of the year, but even now a
considerable amount of leaf tobacco in
hogsheads is sent on. Most of this is eX-
ported to Europe, where it is made UP to
suit the taste OF consumers OF the fragrant
weed. In the early fall business will begin
to get brisk again, and the coastwise steam
srs will have US much freight as they can
carry. -New York Commercial.
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LEATHER Forty YEARS CLD.-More than
forty yssS hgG TN tRes Se tooa upSan libel 1of lot
lanyard and sch0ol-house. Both of these
were kept by two brothers, whose name
was Ewing. Subsequently that lot was oc.
cupied by row of fine buildings, put up
by MIR. James Bosher, of this city. Iester.
day the workmen who were engaged in
digging out the foundation on this lot fol
two stores which are to be erected came
across q side of leather which had been put
in one Of the vats by the Ewings. This
leather was in perfect state of preserva'
ton, and must have been there ever since
1920 or 1925. More than torty-fve years
have elapsed since the tannery was in op
Grafton, and yet this leather is better than
the day on which it was to have been taken
ont
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Tur CnAu0oH CASE - Hs Sentence
,.: .; n,'7,'G-- 3 g .irf;'!:c1 F,s' -" ~"
Hastings Court yesterday morning Judge
Cr,mp, counsel for Chahoon. stated to The
court that he would prepare his bill OF cX'
ceptons during the day; and he also maze
a motion to suspend the execution oil the
Judgment of the court until he could apply
for a writ of error to one OF the Judges ol
the Supreme Court Of Appeals. This mo-
ton was granted. :,
Judge Guigvn then asked the prisoner il
he had anything to say why sentence should
not be pronounced against him. dc an.
swered in firm voice: "Noihing, except
to assert my entire innocence of the char &c
upon which l have been found guilty."
The sentence was then pronounced by
the court rs follows:
"George Chahoon, after a fair and impair
tial trial 10y a jury of your countrymcn, yoU
have, for reasons satisfactory to them, been
found guilty of the Ctlence of which you
stood charged, and they have given you tho
| lghtest punishment awarded for such
crime-viz: two years. The sentence is
| therefore, that you be taken hence to the
penitentiary, and there remain for two
years, subject to the rules and regulations
Of that place" -.
The prisoner was then remanded to Jal
until the result of his application for Wrl
| of SuperSedeaS is known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-01

uENR1oo PETIT JURY.-The following is
the list of petit jurors drawn for the July
term of the county court: Thomas Pres
ton, Geo. w. Barker, John G. Blackburn
Edward Boyd, John Barr, nj. F. Burton
L. Barker, A. B. Clarke, j. L. Carter.
Franklin Davis, B. F. Eacho, Theo. Frick,
Mosby Ford, j. w. Gordon, A. F. Gooch
Thomas F. Griffin, Charles Hartwell, VIM
2. Hutcheson, 4. III. Jennings, A, }: Jones'
q. A. Lugnot, b. NJ. Leake, y. c. McNeal,
John P. .SchermerhOrn, John A. Tyler
w. +. TURNKEY, J. u. Thorpe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-01

Sons OF TEMPERANCE.-Ata a regular meet
ing Of Fidelity Circle, No. 2, Sons of Tenn
perance, (colored, held at Hewletts Church
on Thursday evening, June 20th, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: A. Q. Franklin, w. P; 3. Clarke,
W. A.; B. j. Franklin, r. s.; B. }. Gray,
A. K. s.; NJ. Moore, T. S.; Henry Carter,
Treasurer Rev. Thomas Hewlett, Chap
lain; Edward Gray, c.; Walter Wilson
A. c.; John Coleman, /. S.; s: T. Clarke,
Q. S.: w. II. l.. Combs, Past Worthy Pa-
triarch.
Springfield Division, No. 1G7, has elected
the following officers: NJ. S. Bu:ch, w. p;
Joseph w. Carter, W: A; William II.
Harry Burroughs, A. S.; w. Hall Crew, F.
S.; John f. Shinbcrger, T.; Jas. Atkison,
c.; T. Lewis, l. S.; Frederick W. Rock,
~ 9 r'~'as
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NO. 154.

q, 80. ZINE ARTs.-Gne Of the finest specimens
~, sho'osraphic art that We have ,s,siy seem Il
nss u . Scene on the dock taken by D.ytrs and
"nen 10 exhibited In front OF The "LEE~GaI.
y JUST below this Office. It represents schooner
-. 'o'ulhR Ice In font OF Babcoch's house. and q
sn wen and plainly done that every rope, bloet
.As vessels name, the features OF those on boa ard
Inu all the surroundings are clear and dtst,pct
roa,a,N auSomeiy done, well worth looking at, ant
s,as e'1 credit on one Of our Richmond artists
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