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DOnn Piatt and q John Bull.
Donn Piatt, who can't go anywhere with
out meeting with rare adventures, tells the
following in his last letter to the CONNER.
cinl: i@' "<s i@1 -t'5'1.
Led by curiosity, / made part of the great
crowd assembled to hear, the famous Ger
man tragedian 6B. Lady Macbeth. 81. ~
I In: adding a lady friend to my party ]
gaye up my reserved seat, thinking could
secure one at the door without difficulty.
This proved impossible. Every seat was
secured, and even standing room disposed
Of |, however, after seating my party,
wandered down, and dropped into q chair
near group Of DISTINGUISHED Congressional
shanghais. In a few moments John Bull
Of genteel exterior, but of stimulated iu-
terror by an unusual allowance of, our ma
tive drink, approached, and after fumbling
in his pocket to no purpose, took a seat
near me. He was not permitted to. rest
Hong. In q few minutes a party, under
direction of the usher, demanded bis chair.
He refused positively to vacate, asserting
that he had paid for bis chair. 49, =,
"Well, sir, you have the. number, then ?"'
:" Why, no; you see that blarsted bit of
paper is gone-cawn't find, you know-but
reclect very WE'LL" ~.
'".Well, sir, this lady is entitled to the
seat, and if you don't vacate must call the
police" ..-.,l..... E..-s.;,,
And so the usher left, and John Bull sat
with lady standing before him. Feeling
sorry for the inebr1ated Bull, said to him
that he had better give the lady her seat,
as he would unquestionably be elected. -,
." "Ejected, biarst 1t shall appeal to Mr..
Thornton. don't care, you know as it's
a lady l invite her., you see, to take my
seat Merican customs, eh?" 49,
And so in the most elaborate style he In
vited the female to sit down, which she did
very rapidly. Bull took another chair, and
soon was put through the same process.
He appealed to me, threatened Mr.. Thorn
ton, and again vacated. This continued
until I saw him travel along the row and
end by standing in a corner where he could
neither see nor hear. In this uncomfortable
position he stared and nodded through the
performance. at the end, and while was
struggling to get to my party, having oceu-
pied chair all the evening to which was
not entitled, / felt my arm seized, and look
ing around, was encountered by inebriated
Bull.
Am under obligations" he said, for
your genelmanly 'ferance. l couldn't find
number, you knoW-got it now-look, will
ye, bow 1'Ye been treated.o -, .t...- ~,
And sure enough he pulled out the end
of the check, with the number of his chair
upon it, and to my intense remorse and
amusement found that had been occu-
pying the poor fellows place. I did not
enlighten him, but on the contrary, as
sured him that it was a g cursed" shame.
And so it was,
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THEATRE LAST N1GHr.-One look at this

, THEATRE LAST N1GHr.-One look at this
enough to convince the most skeptical thata
taste for the higher walks of the drama has
only slumbered, not died out, and only
needs fitting occasion to awake and once
more assert its sway. Rarely Of late have
we had the legitimate drama presented in
finer style than last night. Mr.. Buchanan
falls little, if any, short Of Forest as g Richie
lieu." The company need no praise but
that they are worthy support to so talent
ed leader. Tonight we shall see Buchanan
in Hamlet, the greatest creation Of the I'M
mortal Shakespeare. Let all who wish to see
some good acting attend. .. ..
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Officers and

be in n nrosnerors condition. In the month
Of December there were nine baptisms and
nine conversions in the First Church, and
in the past quarter thirty scholars Of the
Belvidere Church Sunday-school have be-
come members. ,,..- ,. .... . - :,
At the conclusion of the business of the
evening DR.. Burrows delivered an interest
ing discourse, touching upon the import
ance of the work, and eXhorting each
teacher and scholar to begin anew with the
year, and at its close reap greater results
than in the past.
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FOB NEW YORK. e$SFS
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP "ssssssazGsa

ol.D DOMINlON sTkhNoHIf "ssSsRasss
COMPANY. ,r
The stc-v-hccl s-&a-Iashll% v hf, .2H.IE M
YsII1 SARATOGA. : : V 4. At,blE. ~.
M&G GLs;, and RhT.r : q. .r+FS nc" 49, TI9ES
Nai. TauEsrAY, za nhENG;1h : ~ e'ciSS. s,$sI
= S.. leave Richmond e7fry ."obA1 III
t,6T ysd SUNDAY. 81 h.s ) ti;e'
These sa,rs are entirety nsw Ghey nave elesanii
s.tnort and stat"rcoms 1he fare, accommoa@
lions. aud attention, arc rnsos passea. sr. Cav a.,
Chose connections maze yum eSe"tiehs ioi ~
s,uther., aad EGropsNl ports. ,yr.v
insura:hs elected, ~h"n ordered, AZ S4fAshn, ~ M,
rFp ~ i,SE PER CENT, ~ the omces OF THIS
ccri.iaa'. -.,-. .,.,,y IN 81 o..
r'' -" JOHN ". :TArT. Agent,
s. No. Governor street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LaUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M. an as
sortment or furniture. lSdles' furs, skates, &c.
p. BOWMAN viii sell at 10 o'clock a large as
sortment OF boots, shoes, aud 1eady-made
- clothing. ,-"Sl. ..>5s's 80
MEssRs. BLAND & Bird commissioners, VIII
',s sell plantation near West Point. sI #t5
LYME & BROTHER viii sell al d O'Clock sew
eral valuable lots, suitable for commercial
purposes.
HIeE CONSTABLE ROsEE win sell at II O'Clock
groceries, liquors, &c. pG3 lEg s.G57sfz
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EfpEs,s PORTRAIT OF GENERAL r.

ELDERS PoRTRArT OF GENERAL X. u.
LtE.-On Saturday afternoon Mr.. John A..
Elder had placed on the wall of the Senate
Chamber the magnificent life-size oiipaint-
ing of General Lee, which he has recently
finished. IL is beyond question the best
picture ever taken of the General, and is
done in the handsomest style, and. even il
it were not such perfect representation OF
the great man of Virginia, its elegance and
beauty, as well as the superb and stately
figure of the man, would be sufficient merit
for the place it now occupies. it is to be
hoped that the State of Virginia Will at
once become the owner OF so valuable q
work of art, and place it where 1t can be
daily admired with respect and yeneration
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"ANTED, a FIRST-CLAsS LADY'S
w MAID AND sEAMSTRs IS, without in
cumbrance. Apply at $40 18th street.
IL T. eodStk -..r y, e. MILLS.
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Tur CASE op Mn cu.uooy-The case of

The CASE OF Mr.. CHAHooN.-The case OF
George Chahoon Us. the Commonwealth,
on appeal from the Hastings Court of Rich
mond, has occupied the attention of the
Court of Appeals for two days past. On
Yesterday Attorney-General Taylor replied
to the argument of General Wells, and
to-day Judge Crump will rejoin on behalf
of the appellant. The case will then be
submitted to the court. IF the decisions OF
the lower court are reversed, the accused
will have q new trial if afirmed, the SEN
tence will be carried out without further
DELAY. "..- t-3
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..a OIL. ,s.-s. DRY GOODS.
TMPORTANT NOTICE TO
g.. s,esr7 CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DEL1vERED IN ANY PART =,
...s,....,.;r oF., THE. COUNTRY ..a<.a. =.
s.sGsFREE OF EXPRESS sCHAR9Es.
DRY GOODS.

HAMILTON EASTER & SONS
....a- OF BALTIMORE, MD., ,.....a.s
in order the better 10 meet the wants of their re-
iaiI customers at . distance, have estaoilsned .
s% .<'s SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application, promptly send o8 man
full lines OF SAMPLES Of the EEWEsS AND
MOST FA sHIONABLE- GOODS, OF E.enSn,
Fngltsh snd domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
at All times to sell as low If not at less prices than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most cele.
brated manufacturers In the different parts o. Eu.
rome aud importing the same by steamers dlrect
to baltimore, our stock is at all times pIompty
supplied with the novelties OF the LONDON anu
Paris markets. ~
As we buy and sell only for cash. and make no
bad debts we are able and willing TO sell our goods
at FROM Ten TO FIFTEEN Nh pEh cEN''
In sending for samples. specify the KIND OF gooos
desired We keep the best grades OF every ciass
of goods from the lowest to the most costly.
orders unacSompanied by tho cash Will be sent
PRoMPT-PAYINa wHOLsALE BUY g
are Invited to inspect the stock In ourJoooing anu
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER S'NS,
1877, 100, POT, and 2o3 West Baltimore stree..
de 6-Tu&Fly Baitimore, Mo.
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Av. attendance. Collections

There was no report from the Manches-
ter school, owing to q recent interruption
of it's sessions. .a
Interesting statements were heard from
some of the teachers present concerning
the progress of the work in heir schools.
On motion, the following subject was
adopted for discussion at the next meeting,
VIZ: 6 The importance of Sabbath-schoOl
contributions. Ought not our schools to be
trained to contribute to the cause of Foreign
Missions and to all the ether benevolent
schemes Of our Church ~ t-a.;.-g
Adjourned to meet at the Second Church
the second Monday night in February. ..r,
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10. o. F.-A public installation of the
officers OF Friendship Lodge No. 10 will
take place at the UniversaliSt Church this
evening at o'clock. The public, the
friends of the Order, and the ladies partic-
ulariy, are invited to be present. ?. q. NJ.
Hugh Latham, of Alexandria, Virginia /;
Grand Sire F. D. Stuart, of Washington,
d. g., and several prominent members OF
the Order in this city are expected to take
part in the ceremonies.
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" FrEE AbARMs.-The. alarms of fire on
SATURDAY. aud sunday nights and yesterday
morning all proceeded from trifling causes,
although the bells rang furiousiy. The first
was caused by an exploding. lamp. the
second was false, and the third BY a burn
ing chimney on Duyal street, between
Clarke and Adams. 4sEt&- p. -.
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIvERs1TY.-The
anniversary celebration of the Graham-Lee
Society of this college will take place on the
evening of the 10Th instant. j. b. Stubbs,
Texas, orator T. S. Connella, Alabama,
J. W. Taylor, Texas; J. w. Lee, Kentucky,
and j. P. Grasty, Kentucky, debaters; q.
B. Willingham, of Georgia, chairman Com
mittee of Arrangements.
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PYTH1AN JoURNAL.-Johnston & Selden
favor us with the last number Of the
knights Of Pythids Journal, published In
Philadelphia. 1t contains the tribute OF
Old Dominion Lodge to the memory OF
Capt. S. FL. Hines, and the Dispatch account
of the manner of his death.
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TOBACCO BARNS BURNED. Two tobacco
houses near Mattoax Station, Amelia coun-
ty, belonging to DC. Mayo, of this city,
were burned few days ago. Loss, about
50, 900; no insurance. 1t is not positively
known how the fire originated.
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= DEATH OF AN OLD CIr1zEN!- Capt. Henry
Davis, City Grain Measurer, died Yesterday s
forty.two years a citizen Of Richmond, and
was well.knoWn and highly respected. He
was native Of Maryland, and also had
many friends and acquaintance in that
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HUoKsTERs UNDER ,ARREsr.-J.. T. Hill
and Antonio Benniche were brought be-
fore United States Commissioner Jenkins
yesterday on the charge of carrying on the
business of hucksters at the Old Market
without paying the United States special
tax. Benniche was discharged on the pay
ment of costs and the tax, and the case Of
Hill was continued until Friday. ,a1
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u. s. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Hon. II. l..
Bond, the recently-appointed Judge Of the
Circuit Court of the United States, opened
that court yesterday at O'Clock ?. NJ,
and announced to the bar his intention to
call the civil docket this morning at 10
o'clock to ascertain what cases are ready
for trial with view to making such an ar
rangement, in connection with the crimi-
nal docket, as will admit Of their being
heard. The petit jury summoned for this
court in November last were called and ad-
journed until this morning at 10 O'Clock.
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q GoNv1crs RECEIVED. Three eonvicts we're
received at the penitentiary yesterday I:
Robert Pollard, from Powhatan county,
for unlawful shooting Graviil Craddock,
for petit larceny and Travis Brodnax,
for forgery, for four years.
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KEEP WARM AT REDUCED pRICEs.-I now cell
the best anthracite c3al lower than heretofore, and
Glover Hill bituminous frem $3.50 to s5.1s per
load and soft lump coke at se-all delivered. Best
kindling, cooking, and cord wood, j. B. WAT
KINs. ILL Main, and 9TH and Cary streets. !.
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How strange 1t 10 that people neglect 70 nave
photographs Of themselves and friends taken, when
any day may cause . hurried and painful parting.
Go nj once to C.. II. REEs Co. ,rs 49,.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
iRICHMoND PosT-OFPICE JANUARY 8, 1871.
Mrs. Miles NJ. Martin, w. ID. Seldom, Rich
,mond; Mrs. F. P. Phartze, Verdiersyllle,
Va. Mrs. j. s. Lumis, Westminster, IN. }.
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CHRISTMAS No. LONDON NEws.--We have
received from Ellyson Il Taylor, news
dealers, the Christmas No. of the London
Ne1s, containing splendid colored sup
!Dlement. s# ~
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CIDER, swsET.-JuLIAy McCAHTAf, VINO
keeps first class grocery on the corner Oh OH aae
arshall streets has some OF the very oess eioe.
In the market. Those who Ike gooa as'icie "
this kiud should not neglect 70 give him call.
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Police Court, MoNpAY-Police Justice
White presiding. Sarah Miller, weather.
beaten specimen of female simplicity and
decay, was directed to adjourn to Caroline
county, whence she migrated thither.
WIN: BurwelI, who fell into the posses
saon OF the policemen for being very disor-
Ederly White drunk, was directed to give $50
Fsectlrily tnat ne would not repeat the per-
VIM. Freeman, an unsaintIy white youth
of unpromising antecedents. was commit
ted to the care Of Capt. W. c. Wilkinson
|of the chain-gang. His friends NAV here.
after find him grubbing among the ruins Of
the Spotswood Hotel.
Selma Moore alias Rigsby (white) was nm
for appearing in the street drunk. Her gin
and bitters were taken to drown recollec-
tion of her former sorrows, one OF these
being the loss of husband some ten years
since. She was let off.
Dennis 0Neil was fined 81 for assaulting
and beating Henry Hahersham.
John Nathaniel (colored) was charged
with feloniously taking the horse and buggy
OF Colonel Albert Ordway and using the
same without his authority. Failing to
give security to be of good behavior, he
was sent to the chain-gang.
Sam johnson (colored) was charged with
stealing 81 from Mary Eliza Freeman. Case
continued until tomorrow morning. ~
James Bolton, charged with trespassing
on the premises of r. A. Brantop, was let
of, no one appearing against him.
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AS an art gallery the establishment OF G. Il.
REEFS l. co. Is unsurpassed. Every appliance In
photography that has stood the test Of experience
Is in use there and every improvement IN the art,
whether made In this country or Europe Is
nromntly introduced. sst..F
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAy-SCHooL UNION
The monthly meeting of this association
was held ut the Grace-street Church las,
night. In the absence of the president,
MIR. VIM. T. Taylor presided.
The secretary's report for the month of
December makes the following exhibit of
the state Of the schools: ,.
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Aitl1utot>d 9ispatrlr.
.........JANUARY 10, 1871.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER, THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL TEE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY, nar.le .'@'
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II ycu want thirty dollars worth or ,eiothag,
carry twenty dollars 70 z. i. SPENCE sos.
Their goods are down 70 the lowest dot.
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MEETING OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScH DOL
AssoCIATIoN.-The quarterly meeting Of
the Baptist Snnday-school Association was
held last evening in the lect,re-room of the
First Baptist Chnrch. The following shows
the average attendance for the quarter just
ended 49,. ~
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|T o. O. F.-The members of >,sxxSss,.-
L. FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 10, S%a
r. .. Q. F., will attend the regular SsS
meeting, at The lodge-roon on TUE 8. fTnss
DAY EVENING NEXT. the 10Th instant at 81
O'Clock. The public installation Of the officers
elect will take place at the Untyersaist Church at
s o'clock.
and Manchester are cordially iuyited to present.
By order Of the N. G.
ja 7-3C* II. 7. COOK, Sec'y.
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SUBSCRIBE for 1871 for any monthly magazine
Or weekly you want, at ELLYsos q TAfLon's
news depot. lie Main street. Orders from conn-
{ y promptly attended 10.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS, ls7i.--Now is the time 70 seha
your subscriptions for any magazine or pspsf
published, 70 EELYsoS b TAYLOR, ncws Dealers
who will faruish you at pubiishsis' r~ses'
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nUCKWALL g. ROUSs, s'r
No. 1918 MAIN STREET.
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS! =!
PRESENTS FOR THE LADIES. ....
PRESENTS FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS,
PRESENTS FOB THE BABIES.
PRFSThTS FOR EVERYBODY.


We have just received from the New York auc-
ton rooms . large and beautiful assortment OF
DRESS GOODS and NOTIONS-many OF them
less than half price-al of them too cheap 70 stay
with us long. .....-
Elegant BAEMoRAL GRAPE, coc., worth 81;
PLAID P0PLINS. F. ...'. ',..a.,s = -
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, $l-25;
A large and elegant assortment OF all KINDS OF
WOYSrED GOODS for Ladies, Misses, ana
Infants. at half price; ~ -
LADIES' HATS fashionable and prettyl only
Soc;
MISSES, HATS. only 2sc.;
LADIES' and MISSES SATCHELS,
SASH and Til MINING RIBBONS,
yFLVcT and dvELVETEEN RIBB0HS IN
sATINS and VELVETs ON TEE BIAS, all
Beap,iruI WAX DOLLa for the little girls;
Beautiful OPERA HOODS, for misses;
WATERPROOF CLOTH, only &c.,; :...~
PLAID SHAWLS, only SOC. - .---.. ... e..
FURS! FURS! FURS FURs!
Bows, and Misses WOOLLEN GLOpES ioc.;
BONNET RUCHES, &c.; SPOOL COTTON. lc.;
WOESTED BRAIDS, &c.;
full line Of fDOMESIlCS;
Gents BRITISH SOCKS, 3oc,: ,,,,n1ery
Best Ladies'. Misses, and Infants BRITISH
HOSIERY;
FLOOR -OIL-CLOTH. -.
CARPETS. CARtETS! oe SL
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ONLY TEN CENTS PEK Box those sacellea'
paper ceIsrs, at e. B. SPENCE s. SONS, ls0'
Main street. ts - 90 - ~.
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ExEcUT1yE.-Gov. Walker has appointed
B. B. Vaughan inspector OF tobacco for
West Hill Warehouse, Petersburg, Va.
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WANTED, q FIRST-RATE SERVANT
w (white or colored). to do the work OF small
family. References requl red. Apply to
lt< Chaucery Court Oflca. City Hall. !
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LECTURES.
DUBLIC LECTURE.

At the request of the foard Of Education OF OF
Richmond, w. A. CALKihs, Esq; kseBtantiII tiI
IeIiSsr Iepye rs FREE LECTTRE In ,he Hall OF the
House. OF Delegates on WEDEEsDAY, January
ilsn, sabiest e.eff e@a1sToR1 AND PROGRESS OF
OBJECT TEACHING.na t 80. lalo-.t
fsHE SECOND LECTURE of THE
I COURSE will, be delivered by Dr.. Il. a.
LEWIS, in the lecture-room Of CENTENAES
CHUR RCH on the 10TH INSTANT, at u O'CLOCK
Subject NATURAL MAGIC. as.t
| omission Children. l0c. Adults, 2Sc. ,,
Tickets can be obtatredf Rt JAMES =, hoh's
and a. BATES d WADDY BROS. -L.,,.L,
"TN. n. Some yeryentertainipgan and beautifui ex-
ueriments win be shown during the course OF nne
lecture, - s.. -
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DRoFEssOR JAMES P: ,H0aCoM9fnEE fE
Tor the beneat OF the Richmond Lee Monument
Assaciation, on THURSDAY EYESlsG: Jar.
ieh, at the Second Baptist Chorch, corner OF Main
Ar TtsEets. FIFTY CENTS-to, be had st the
CHIEF drug aud book stores Doors open ~
or alton ut 3, - "A:
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aWTINGO, ELLETT 81 tCRUMP,a 1908
wv Main street. have inst received . fresh
supply Of Ladies'. Misses, and Chiidren,s Bronze
Button and Lscs Boots, OF the finest quality French
kid, glove kid, Turkish morocco. &C.; also. the
- Nilison" Button Boot ts0melhing nsw for
Always on hand . fun line OF Gents Calf Chsnd-
seued) Boots and Caters and complete assort-
meDt Of farmers heavy goods. Give them call
nOS0 Egs. n; Z. RITE i
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NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the stockholders Of the National Bac OF
Vi,giniawiH be held at their Banking: honso on
dee ). Is. MORTON, Cashier.
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There was steady snow at Washington
and Fortress Monroe Sunday.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND ANNIVERSARY
MEETINGS OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL. The Sunday school Of this
church have elected the following officers
for the present years. r. III. Bosher, Su-
perintendent; A.P. Fox, Assistant Super
intendent-; Geo. A. Haynes, Secretary j..
Booton Hi1l, Assistant Secretary; R., S..
Bosher, Librarian; T. %. Keesee, Emmett
Tyler, C. Habliston, Assistant Librarians {;
Josiah Ryland, Treasurer; T.sW. keesee,
Collector; W. B. Davidson, Leader Of Sing
ing Paper Distributor, E. Z. Walthafl:
The following is the statistical report Of
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RpESE'ESE' ERR u.

VUD. B. WOOD, ID. ID. s., PRAC- ETsS
~ TiTIDAER OF DENTISTRY ING
A2LIlSy VARIOUS BRANCHES. The pain less
extraction of teeth Is d great p2int galIed IN den
-! au: Ecty. = fun supply of l. uRE nIIhpte
tet to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate.
,.ttce, 9TH street, in rear OF Wood % Sons' drug
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E,OR NEW YoRK.-The yirgi- a>ffFns
II MIA steamship and Pacset Comp1 ssEse1s
KoRxRTs, witl leave Rocketts on TUEsDAY. IAN;
nsry 10Th ar5 p. II. Freight received Until .'
1ckeIs ais. For freight or passage, apply TO .8
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/ ONLY FOUR DOLLARS PER DoZEg-those nm
English socks, at T.. B. sPEacE s. soN's. s@