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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-26

POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Pokioe JUS
tice j. j. White presidsng.-The following
cases were disposed OF:
Susan Peasants (negro), drunk and dis
orderly in the street, and just out of jail,
was sent back to her old quarters.
England Thornton (negro), charged with
assaulting and beating Anna Thornton, his
better half, was fined $3.50 and required to
give security for his good behavior. :,
Lewis Davis and Poney Haines, charged
with burglary. were again called. and upon
further hearing were held until to-day.
Maria Johnson (negro), for unlawfully
abusing and threatening to kill Hannah
Ammons. Maria was required to give bond
Tor her good behavior.
Matilda Williams and Anna Curtis (ne-
groes), charged with assaulting and striking
Maria Walker, were dismissed on payment
Of costs.
preston Koran and Joe Anderson (ne.
gro vagrants and suspicious characters
were sent to Jail.
Maria Walker, Lavinia Nelson, and Lucy
Walker (negroes), for assaulting and strik-
Ing Anna Curtis. Dismissed on payment
OF costs. ...
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THOs. ". KEEsEE will sell at 10 A. NJ. q large
assortment Of furniture. &c. I.e. .s,
COCK & LAUGErON will sell at 10 4. NJ, on
the prenIsas Kings dIeng and cleaning
establishment, furniture, &c. @ H~
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 81 P. NJ. the
American Carbon Woe KS and fixtures, for the
manufacture OF bone-hlack, on Ginie's creek.
LYME BRO. will sell at le NJ. small farm In
Hanover, near the Wushfn gtcn and Henry
Academy. ..a..
GRUBBs 3 WILLIAMS will sell At P. u. a
number Of building lots In the plan Of Navy
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. ONA Tour OF INspEEoTIoN.-General w.
F. Wickham, Vice-President of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, with
Colonel II. D. Whitcomb, Chief Engineer
of that road, left Richmond yesterday
morning by special train on tour of in
spection to the terminus at the W hite sui
phur. During the past two weeks large
humber of hands have been dispatched to
various points on the road, and the work
is being pushed forward with speed. we
learn that the weather has been 1avoraDle
for the work, both inside and outside Inc
various tunnels under process of construc-
tion
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MEETING OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION OF
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND OTHER PHYsI-
CLANS OF THE STATE.-Pursuant to q notice
given, there was meeting Of the physi-
clans of the two Houses Of the General As
semby, and members Of the profession gen.
orally, in the Senate Chamber, on Tuesday
afternoon st O'Clock.
DR.. Harris, Senator from Halifax, was
called to the chair, and DR.. Burgess, Dele
gate from Southampton, was appointed Sec
retary.
The object of the meeting was very clear
ly explained by the chairman as being the
bill now pending before the Senate, the OBJ
ject of which was to organize a Board Of
Medical Examiners, and to elevate the
standard of the profession In this State.
The meeting was addressed by Drs. No
Cav, Fauntleroy of Staunton, and KeySer,
of Page, who urged the cooperation of the
profession generally to cid in doing some
thing to save the profession and the people
from impostorS, quacks, and mercenery
pretenders. The meeting then adjourned
until last evening at 1880, at winch Time
there was another session, DR.. Harris, OF
Halifax, in the chair.
DR.. A. NJ. Fauntleroy, of Staunton, ad-
dressed the meeting upon the importance
of the objects for which it had been caliea,
anu ufSeu tle IuLueuito poiiC v. ~
bill, in order that the Committee on Cen
eral Laws, before whom the bill is being
considered, might report it with favora-
BILE recommendation.
DR.. Lawson, of Isle of Wight, stated
that there were some twenty-five physicians
in the General Assembly, and that only
seven or eight were present. he tnought IL
would not be expedient to consider tne
matter with so slim an attendance. -,
DR.. Keyser objected to the whole Dill;
He thought, however, that no action should
be taken by the few who were present.
The bill was then discussed with free
interchange of views by those present in
order to give DR.. Fauntleroy some data
with which to appear before the committee
this rDorninp
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AN elegant picture OF Lee and Jackson, mount
ed In beautiful vase, is now offered for sale at
the DOLLAR STORE, $40 Main street. 60 early
and see them, or they will all be sold. The Lee
Vases, Silver Plated Castors live botlssl. Br eak
fast and Dinner Knives, Table and Teaspoons,
Wax Dolls, and Pictures, together with an els-
CANT assortment Of Jeveiry suitable for ladles
and gents wear. are we'll worthy Of note. s3a
Main street, under Campbell's photograph gall
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BOOTS, SHOES. &c.

{ i ,VcI. - CD>T!! q.
.'IrNIIJ%. ADJ ) Nd GENTLE EAr
Ma.
":.r q: ~" ao.l r1sh'nnrh'c stocks Of BOOTS
, -. ~i'.'i-~ AZ COST, FuR CASH, TO CLOSE
80, -.
..:4 ale a,r until further notice shall offer
.i|.h u Ir3iea'. ht>sgs', and ChilGIen's,
..'!"ru's H1td BOYS BOOTS aud SHOES. Also.
-t Nh~. NAil~E", IhRfr.I. BAGS, and
''s' -, ~ rfimE r'..>I. All wanting will
,' !1"n'y hE c.dnS, ~ the Goods must be sold.
'.'y llt place briD}c Toa start 0al,
r. VI. CARY,
ncC"stur 10 Cury 4 Carl, II, s29 Broad ST.
y 1t lhrTH. Inducements rti~red any one
II a.ta - -:Ait hGslncss. T. NJ. &.
r. .g-f pi.w
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Rose AND HARRY WATElNs.-Last night
these talented performers were greeted by
a large audience, but by no means as largeas
such really enjoyable acting deserved at the
hands of the Richmond public. Iha piece
was well put on and enthusiastically re-
ceiYed.S Mrs. Watkins's singing Is sweet,
and her acting charming. This evening the
stars appear In another Of their faVorste
pieces.
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A TEMPERANCE TaEAT.-Mr. Carswell,
the Canadian temperance speaker, is draw.
ing crowded houses, and we believe doing
good. At the Leigh-street Baptist Church
On Tuesday evening he kept large au-
dience almost entranced by his eloquence
for more than an hour. he has all the
qualifications of first-class public speaker.
Tonight he will lecture at Trinity Metho"
dist Church, Broad street, corner Of 2lst,
and tomorrow night at the First Baptist
Church.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-Past Chancellor
Mitteldorfer and committee Of the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia went TO Staunton yes
teroay to institute Valley Lodge, Knights
oL fythias, Of that town. In q, few days
Inc Danville Lodge Will be established, and
;ssps ;ss I are being taken to get up one at Lou
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The ALARM OF FIRE last evening about 5
o'clock was caused by the burning of q
chimney at the tin store of Phillips & Co.,
ON Main street, below the St. Charles Hotel.
The Fire Department were promptly on the
ground, as they always are, but their assist
auce was not required. 5i1s i,
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REcoyER1NG.-The sailor who fell from
the masthead of the bark John Shay some
time since, and who was taken to The Col
lege Intirmary Tor treatment, is recovering
rapidly. His escape was q most singular
one, and it is wonder that he was not
dashed to Dieces. '.E q. il .r-
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,,a sa1ltphh1.-A light, rain fell last evening, Z
dangerous to walk on the paysmpn,s amer,
E4fk. There were many slips IN and bad
ia!ls, but no serious accidents reported at
this writing, Ill. .5.la.@. - ~''sN' AsSS ~
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weaker brethren by merely wishing the
temperance cause success, and temperance

G. P.Laughton, W. p, shockoe Bill
W. p, Harmony Division, No. 80; Alex.
Calder. W. p, Fidelity Division, No. a.;
NJ. j. Powers, ,W..P., Marion, No. s: 8. c.
Curry, W. P, Springfield Division T. Fl.
Burroughs, President Stoneyan Council,
No. "a, Friends Of Temperance j. 81. Ber-
ryman, w. c. T., Undine Temple OF, Hon
or; j. B. Cooper, W. p, West End Divi-.
sion, No. 45; I. j. Cowman, W. p,
Friendship Division, No. 81. J.s}5 rs - .
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all public or prirate salss Of Real Estate
made bettoeen the lst Of January and the l8t Of
July thepurchasers pays the tazes for the pre-
sent year /: but on all sales 6etloeen the first
day Of July and the last day of December the
seller DdUs them .
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A CARpET-BAG SENATOR EXPOSED BY
lenburg seems to be unfortunate. Last
session it was represented in the State
Senate by carpet-bagger whose face was
known to, perhaps, hundred of his oon-
stituents. There was some ugly circum-
stances connected with his past history, and
the fellow presently handed in his resigna-
tion and left these parts. The negroes of
that county seem easy to please, and the
carpet-bagger who was next sent to repre-
sent them was even more Of q nonentity.
He is the man who Threatened the other
day that other blood would flow if the lash
of punishment was ever applied to hls deli
cate back. He is white; his name is
Lathrop; and what his respectable con-
stituents think Of him is shown by the fol-
lowing petition presented to the Senate yes
terday by MIR. Harris, and referred to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections:
To the Honorable Speaker and Members Of
the Senate Of Virginia:
The undersigned, citizens of Mecklen-
burg county, Virginia, respectfully repre-
sent: That A. r. Lathrop, now a member
Of Your honorable body as a representative
Of said county, was not at the time of his
election, and has never been at any time. 4
resident of the county within the intent and
meaning of the Constitution Of Virginia
his only claim to residence being founded
upon the fact that he came to the county in
the month of August last as party cam
vasser, taking board by the month at ho-
tel, and remaining in the county perhaps
three-fourths of the time which elapsed be-
tween his coming and the day of election,
with no pretence of any employment what
soever, other than that pertaining to his
mission. The undersigned, in common with
Il large portion of the citizens of the coun-
ty, feel aggrieyed by his presence in your
honorable body, and respectfully ask that
his claims to a seat as their representative
be inquired into.
Signed by Thos. F. Goode, l.. E. Finch,
Thos. w. Boyd, A.Sydnor, Rich'd G. Pope,
7. L. Jones, r. r. Jeffress, Buckner Smith,
John 7. Carter, and forty-siX other promi-
nent citizens of the county.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A PROMENADE CONCERT TO BE
n GIVEN in the basement OF st. Patrick's
Church, on 18th street. rear Broad, Church NAL,
tor the benefi, Of the Presbyte!y, on FRIDAY
EEENlNG, January 21th at O'clock.
Tickets so cents refreshments Included.
Ia
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If you are particular about having good bread
get barrel OF -four OF W. Il. TATUN, Ola Broad
street. aud you will be satisfied. . Is
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BUY your Valentines, wholesale and retail, OF
ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, 1llo Min street. .-.r
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WEDDING SUITS made to order ont OF tho very
best material by h. B. SPENCE Son, 1900 Main
street. ..... ...#.s
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Messrs. ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR have full lire OF
standard schOolbooks On hand, which they are Off
fering on as low terms aa shey Can be had Of any
other house In the city.
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JACKsoN'S Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad ard 2d street, tnew bnildlngl. Wed
dings, Balls, Parties, &C., furnished ut short no.
tice and on reasonable terms. -..
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DOLLER.sKATING AT ASSEMBLY

LII HALL on Sth street, near corner Of Frank
lin. This magnificent new hall has been arranged
in every respect with regard to the comfort of
visitors. Chairs have been placed all around the
room on raised platform. The II will be well
heated, and two rooms have been fixed up as cloak
tlemen. A servant woman will attend on the
ladies to fix on their skates and take charge Of
their wrapplngs, &c. ...s.-
The regular assemblies for skating will be
Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
NIGHTS, at 8. O'Clock, and MONDAY, We'll
NESDAY, and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, at
O'Clock. -r
ADMISSION with privilege of using skatesI {:
For all persons over II years OF age, SOC. for
single ticket. a package OF twelve tickets, $3.
Children, &c. at the afternoon assemblies ladies
Will only be charged Csc. -@F.
Music at night assemblies. 1a 4-lW
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CLoTHING.-E. B. SPENCE Il Son still have
fne lot Of Clothing, which they are selling at re.
duced rates,
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COMIC VALENTINES, wholesale and retail Ct
ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR 8, 11l6 Main street.
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Shirts ready MADE and made to order, perfect ft
orc n sale, by Il. B. SPENCE & SIN, merchant
sailors, 1900 Main street. -
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EEts'ChELtbN.iH..

S'OCNG LADIES' ACADEMY OF TIE
VISITATION, MONTE MARIA,
90 Grace Street h,twcgn Twenty second aud
""cu' y-'li:S streets,
RICHMOND. VA.
thc cu'itS 81 mis- Institution. win be resumed on
:thS" MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. For
% p'&t4S .! terms application can he nude TO
:, -IF.NUkES. of .Ee Academy.
- t-algl te.AtFrhl
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stEtEIa ssE.

. \. JONES, DE y TIST.- 60
s. 90, tc,trasl'd without pain. Has ascGIYb
,,.r.r #,w apparatus. a"d I'll The latest I'M
..,...ru.- nnth Tor III kiig ana giving 'he nj
....,.s .., .saa; has iHSLs umch;s OF his own H.
.. G. .. a.G The OCT mad" ry others. WIN over
q, :. ....r.' pr trtlcc, can insure those having
"a, ..,-& irIc. e. Lire safety hn0 comfort In the
.,r.,! .. AL OIL {. operations thoroughly aud
'.r.r srrls r..cl. Fest ER IFICIAL TEETH
.rr .y.rt rrirtiuu--Fn tc.ua Imitation OF
....., NptN H. 1-" ana expire si"n.
&C. fr4aAliu ire I, hs.reer IN ana sh.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LIABILITIES OF THE NEW HAVEN HOME
INSURANCE CoMPANY.-A month or more
ago the Home Fire Insurance Company Of
New Haven, Conn, failed, and Immediately
thereafter there were large fires in Harri-
sonburg, Lynchburg, Alexandria, and Au-
gusta county, involving risks in the in
solvent company. The claims for losses
were presented at the office Of the State
Treasurer, where were deposited on its be.
half, in compliance with law, sS5, 900 in
Virginia bonds. Fortunately, this sum is
more than sufficient to pay its liabilities
here, so that there will probably be no
losses in Virginia, from the failure. The
claims allowed include Richmond risk for
$1,000. These facts are used as an argu-
ment in favor of deposit law. 49,.
Treasurer Rye gives notice IN our auction
column that he will sell on the 9th day
of February, at the Office Of e. A. j. Clop-
ton, on 18th street, so much Of the deposit
Of Virginia registered bonds above named
as will pay the liabilities on policies of In
surance Of those citizens of Virginia who
have proved their claims before him. 1t is
supposed that it will require about S2S, 600
of the bonds to pay these claims.
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WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, JOS. AL;
w LARD, JR., OF Richmond, Virginia, ana
JOHN 4. ALLkRS, OF Baltimore, Maryland,
hereby certify that ws have formed Q limstsc CO:
partnership Tor the suction of wholesale and
reIaii trade in LuMBEE. LINE. gsMtST.
BRICKS ano other materief used In the constrec-
ton of houses bridges, and buildings OF All xads,
10 be conducted uncer, the name and frm or JOS:
ALLAkD. Jg.: that the place Of buainess OF ssia
partnership Is situated in said .lchmcGa tnas
the said JOSEPH ALLARD JR., is generai pattS
ner, and the said JOHS A. ALLERS Is sgscanns
n p,ttuer, and has contributed to The common s.osS
The specifc SUM OF ten thousand dolaIs 40 a.utas
cash payment3 IS cspttAi; that sag patsnS,fx s1a
~ tn Commence on the 7th day OF june. isI" a.@
to con.inGs lor the period Of hve years iroa 'A'S
date. .,uo, ,b,s Tlh day of June,
1870. yntS A. ALLTRS. "
rosrpu ALLARD. Jn., do hsreey mexs
.,, ~, ,S.t the above named JoES a. hLLEHs mas
ccan,,innted ,he sum OF ten tEnussna aoa aan, ,hs,
,bs siork OF the aforesaid partnership, eaa 'o1@
The same has teen actusiiy paid IN cssn:u ur> r,
Sworn 70 before me, this 7th Day of Jnne, 5'tS's
STATE OF VIRGINIA. CIrY OF RIcHAoAD' sss'
TI1a sa-Thds r -
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ALL KINDS OF GESTLEMEN'S WEAR made 10
order by E. B. SPENCE & SON. 1900 Ma.n street.
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.'DH2ylliNG NEW FOR THEE
J. A ID ! ES w.
At THE

At THE
LADIES' BOOT A&D SHOE EMPORIUM.
da,l received. the 'lateSs novelty Of WHITE
'' +, ~liDIs, and S!.lrP PRS: amongst them
r =" %AGGih tknQCE, suitable FOR balls, par
.-.. &c; T.. ">idcIcG he handsomest shoe ever
.tanitrru "a li.i- Iaaf .ct.
~" r. variety ~f BUZZ or ROOTS al $3.50.
:, a'"'c y ia the middle II the square, between
h 7.d III .1rcc'- t&o. Az Broad street, next
3. ari" MIS-. /. e. J"ncs's millinery store.
"a 4. NJ. HARRIS.
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r ANDRETH'S G A RDEN ALMA
IL NACs AND LAhDRETH's FRESH GAR
DEN SEED.-Exira early Peas, Silyer.skinned
Onion Sets, Red onion Sets, spring kale Seed,
&C., Just received by
- L.WAGNER & CO.. DrpggiBts,
ia 2s-2t* oth and Broad streets.
DOUDALTS WINE OF P e P I n,
ID Boud4ult's Elixir OF Pepsin and Powdered
Pepsin, received and Tor sale by
h. WAGNER g. CO., Druggists,
IA es-2t* 9th and Broad streets.
HAY.-In store and for
IN sale, 100 bales TIMOTHY HAY.
= -.-s 4. T. LATHROP,
de q 18th street, at DEEw.brid8es
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DRAWING PAPER for sale st ELLysoS Z TAY-
IoR'S, 1ll8 Main street. l.- ~ 81
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EXECUTIVE. Walker has ap-
pointed NJ. Dulany Ball notary public for
the corporation of Alexandria.
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SPECIAL EoTICE.-I am now engaged IN settling
with the creditors Of the late Col. u: z. August
under decree Of the Chsncery Court. Those In
terss!ed will please call At once at my Office.
j. 4. LYMAN, ..
Executor OF T. j. August deceased.
Oflce, 18th street, between Main ard Bank "'1.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
GREAT CARD OF THE SEASON.

Positively but four more nights,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,
SATURDAY.
The Qaeen Star OF the South, and the eminent
Comedian,
ROSE AND HARRY WATKINS,
supported by
A F1RST-CLASS COMPANY,
In those grand Dramts In which they have e5tab-
lished Worldwide fame Us the FIRST OF
AMERICAN STAKS.
KATIE DARLING, or Put Yourself In Her
Place.
bEr IN GOLD, or The One Bright Spot.
NELLIE BAWN, The Rose OF Killarney.
HIDDEM HAND. or Old Virginia AS 1t Was.
Seats secured Tor any night In advance at West
& Johnston's bookstore, Main st. ia 25-4t*
TIREMEN'S BALL AT ASSEM- %
Z BLY, HALL, a
ON THE 18TH uF FEBRUARY, 1871 RaM
BY THE RiCHMOND FIRE DEPART. EA:!lA
MENT, ,lle proceeds TO he devoted to the ere4Llun
Of q monument t. our late Cher Engineer, VIM.
A. Charters. .... .s =.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, ONE
DOLLAR.
Refreshments furnished at city prices.
No spirituOus liquors allowed III the building.
The cooperation Of all old tiemen and citizens
generally is invited.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Chief Engineer George A. Aiuslie. Company
A-Captain NJ: T.: Phillips, Prlyates Charles
ClIneIy, Oscar Phillips, y. H; MCCARTHY. Com
j. FL isaac
pdny C-Captain b. a. Purks. Privates &. W.
Paul A. F. Rogers, ". H. Taylor. Company
D-Captsin j. j. King. Privates r. T. Wingneld,
a. w. Crunp, T. j. Hutton js25--4t
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r>~rHHTCTD DISPATCH
EN xS~E.
. ,.s..,lpreT AND REST NEWSPAPER
~ VIRGINIA.
RENEW I>uB CLUBS.

..,.-.,a-.l,nG-- faror which the DISPATCH
..vr1 from t. people Of Virginia and the
... -t,;,s prompts Ls 20 renewed efforts
40 20 .oe h,saest standard Of modsrn
-: enables us 10 offer our several
...-..so .,,1san.uS EEUuCED RATES TO
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. g
ISl hers OF JnPPh Lodge. No. 40, will Ky
attend stated meeting AT 81. Alban's Hall ~\
I HIS EVENIG aG O'Clock.
Mem ncrs of sister Lodges and transient breth.
rem ar, Invited t. he present.
:, By order "fthe "; M. p,,nro ,
MASONIC NoTICE.-The men, mxynan
IEl hers Of IaFAYGTTE ROYAL WV
AkEH CHAPTER. No 10, are request- 5Z0AE
ed 10 attend called meeting TuIS E5sESSS
THU sdayl EVENING at . O'CLOCK, ut the hall on
BY order of the High Priest. ..
lt* AUG. ARsELL. JR., Secretary.
ERIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.-The
4 ,n m1mbersof sToNGWALL G9UNCH. No.
req aested to assemble at Springfield Hall Tbs
EVENING It 7 o'clock, to participate In the
temperance demonstration ut Trinity Church..
Mem 'ers oi Manchester Council are requested to
mite with us
BY order Of the Council.
lt* Al. GARY, Secretary.
THE MEMBERS OF SPRINGFIELD
L DIVISION, NO. lG7, SONS OF TEMPaR-
ANCE win assemble at their hall on THIS u hurs-
dayl EVENING, at e o'clock, to attend In a body
the lecture a! Trinity Church.
In T. WILEY DAVIS. R. 9.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
4 RiCH NM, SOCIsL CLUB will take place
THURSDAY. 26th da"uary, at rord's Hotel. Enc
trance on Cap tol street.
j;e5-?ts S. :. CAMPBELL, Prcs't.
NOTICE.-A meeting of the WHITE
~ ~ .Pa!k SPRING COMPANY Will be
held 1t the Ballard House, In the city of lch-
mond, on THURSDAY, the oad day of February.
WILLIAM B. CALWEiL.
j. 24-eodlm President.
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NOAL AND WOOD.
4. D. WOOLDRIDGE,

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DEALER III .'If ~ 1s1f 80 2
CLOVER HILL AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
OAK AND PINE WOOD. = -
once and Yard a.h street, beyond BYRD.
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WOOD AND COAl.

NOAL.-I am now mining superior ar
" tlcle OF BITUMlNOUS COAL for mnnuf.c-
turers and domestic purposes. now cher Tor
sale at the following low prices. .aS
SIFT LIMP IS IS