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and Charity. johnson Tabernacle, No. 4G, A.
M. ArInistead worthy superintendent.
Johnson's Division, No. 80, Vanguard of
Freedom, Harriet Harris, W. C.S.
First District Factory Mechanics, s. Ham,
ilton president. Membership, 90.
Young Mems Christian Association SOcie.
ty; President, r. T. Scott. Membership, %.
United Christian Sons Society, Henry
Christian president. Membership, 50.
Old Union Benevolent Society, j. Burrcli
president. Membership, 90.
United Board Of Benevolence, Abner
Cooley president. Membership, Is.
Youngsters Union Society, William F.
Brown pre.ident. Membership, 80. $751;
Rising Sons Of America, j. Donnell presl-
dent. Membership, %.
independent Sons and Daughters of Peace,
+. Bagby president. Membership, 80.
Baptist Help Richmond Society, T.. Jones
president. Membership, 10.
United Sons of Love, Anthony Hill pres-
dent. Membership. 10.
Shoemaker's Union; r. w. Johnson presi.
dent
Humble Christians, Solomon Johnson pre-
Icnt. Membership, 81.
Mcchanics, B. Harris president. Member-
ship, 2G.
FEMALE BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
I!eroines of Jericho, J. A. Thomas presi-
dent. Membership, 81.
Sisters Of the Lords Delight, Mrs. A.
Jones president. Membership, 36.
sisters Of Love, Mrs. Hennie Trent presi.
Gent. Membership, 80.
Pilgrim Travellers, Mrs. Mary Tabb pre-
sitl"nt. Membership, %.
The Young Daughters of the Morning
star, Mrs. Z. White president. Member
ship, -.
United Sisters of Benevolence. Susan JEFF.
tvi5n:l president. Membership, iS. I'll.
Young Ladies' Benevolent Society, Mrs.
Henrietta Trent president. Membership, As.
Rising Daughters OF Abraham, Mrs. Coo
| ley president. Membership, IS.
Sisters Of Providence, Annie Street preSi-
dent. Membership, %.
Gold Key, Amanda Hill president. Mem
bcrstip, 90.
Daughters Of Ham, Mrs. Julia A. Atkin
son president. Membership, 81.
Star of Jacob, Margarcttu Oliver president
Membership, 40.
Followers OF the Lamb, Mrs. Mildred
Smith president. Membership, 81.
Soldiers Of the Cross, Mary Osborne presi
dent. Membership, 40.
| Loving Daughters of the Vineyard, Mrs. L
Richardson president. Membership, 53.
| IsraelteS, Mrs. L. Anderson president
Membership, 40.
Rising Mount Zion, Virginia Ransom
president. Membership, 81.
Sons and Daughters Of the East, Mrs. L
Smith president. Membership, 20.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT NEAR THE ioRK-RIvER
DEPor.-Mr. Edward Hopgood, formerly an
empIoye Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, and switchman ut the Richmond
and York River railroad depot, met with a
serious accident Yesterday morning, which
it is feared may prove fatal. He was attempt
ing to jump from the snow-plough or pilot
attached to the engine. when he was caught
under the engine and had both legs terribly
mangled. Drs. Knox and Simons were inn
mediatcly summoned, and administered to
the sufferer at the depot. Subsequently he
was removed to the Medical College i'll
firmarv. At 4 late hour last evening Mr..
Hopgood was in 4 critical condition and
under the influence of morphine. Should
rejection take place his limbs will he ampll-
tated by Dr.. Mcclure.
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The THEATRE.-The Coleman Sisters are
having justly successful engagement. They
are indeed prodigies, and in their line sur
pass any performers that have ever appeared
in Richmond. Tonight they take benefit,
when a fine bill will be presented. There
will doubtless be splendid house at their
matinee Oh Saturday afternoon. On Satur
day night Mr.. j. A. Hodges. the popular
comedian of the stock company, will have a
benefit. On that occasion BoucicaultS "Life
OF an Actress will he produced, and the
Colemans will appear in many of the special
ties
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Salwal Lodge, No. 6, r. c. Hobson Wor
shipful master.
Friendship Lodge, No. ), l.. Fl. Car;el
Worshipfill master.
Charity Lodge, No. s, John W. Toney
worshipful master.
oDD-FELLows.
Lone Star Lodge. No. 1920, Levi Robin
son noble grand, meets on the first, third
and fourth "Wednesday evenings Member
ship, 12s. -o
dolph noble grand, meets on the flrst ant
third Thursday evenings. Membership, 'S.
Richmond Lodge, No. 1,440, Eli Saunders
noble grand, meets first and third MONDAY
evenings. Membership, 81.
James Needham Lodge, No. ,46S, W;
Reed noble grand, meets Oh the hr>t aho
third Friday evenings. Membership, Al.
Element Lodge, No. 1,4s2, A. G.. Lettie
noble grand. meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings. Membership, 42.
Globe Lodge, No. ,492, James ID. Allen
noble Grand. meets on the second and fourtll
THURSDAY evenings. Membership, 40.
The above Lodges ali meet in Odd-Fei
lows Hall, on Franklin between SlNteehtl
and Seventeenth streets.
The Past and Grand Masters Council,
William NJ. r. Forester N. W. &. NJ, ano
Richard Forester grand secretary, meets al
same place on the second "Wednesday 10 each
month. and has membership of 81.
GOOD sAMARITANs. #t
The Grand Lodge of Good samaritans
holds IFS annual meetings in this city. The
following are the officers for the current
.vear. James H. Holmes, r. W. G. c.; Jerry
Nelson. r. W.G.P.; Jefferson Thomas, 4
:W.G.T.; S. d. Jones, r. W. G. H.; w: b
Zee. r. w. G. S. Jacob Jones, Il. ". y. l.
y: Abraham Binford, r. w. G. O.s.
We give below full list Of the suooral'
uate Lodges of the city: ,,..,on
Lincoln Lodge, No. 90; Mount MORAN
No. 81; St. Luke, No. SO; Thomas, no. 20
Bethlehem, No. =; st. Johns. No: 30; re
beee.. No. 81; Richmond, No: A Virginia
no. is; BurreIl, No. 33; Sheart, No. Al
Moant Hina, No. 70; Living star, No. - a3
Mount Aral, No. 70; Goodwin, no. 81 81
jacobs Well, No. =; Shining Star, no. 90 o.,
Mount Sinai, No. -; st. Mary's, No. iva
Covenant, No. 81; Hoberson, No. io'
\ Friendship, No. -; Mount Zion, No. III.
I oTHgR ORDERS.
Forester Council. No. 8, Independen
Order of ST. Luke, j. W. White secretary
General Grand Accepted Order OF Low
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PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Communicated

Nessrs. Editors,-When you were giving
ship Of the different churches Of this city In
your issue of yesterday, you made mistake
in the estimate of the membership of DR..
Hoge's church. l see that your statement of
the membership Of the Presbyterian churches
was taken from the official minutes Of the
General Assembly. A reference to those
minutes will show that during the past year
so far from there being Il diminution of thirty
seven members in the Second Presbyterian
church, there was an increase of twenty five.
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SERENADE.-T Dispatch is indebted to
the stoneclltters employed at the Granite
Works of Ordway & Co., and to McCann's
excellent brass band fora serenade last night.
The Old Dominion Club complimented the
office in like manner during the day.
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SENTENCE CoMMUTED.- Walker
has comlnuted the punishment of Harold
P Reed, convicted in the County Court OF
Bedford for shooting George Mcrryman and
sentenced TO two years in the penitentiary,
70 one wear in the county Jail of Bedford,
dating from the 10Th day of january, 1873.
This. with the time already served in Jail,
will make about eighteen months imprlson-
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CIRCUMCISION DAY.-Yesterday was Cir
cunsion Day and was regarded in the Ro-
mish and Episcopal churches. 1t was instl-
tutetl to commemorate our Sayiours obedl-
ence to the ceremonial law on the eighth day
after the nativity. This feast was one OF the
latest introduced into the calendar, and does
NOT appear to huye been observed till toward
the end of the eleventh century.
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CANE PREsESTATIoS.--Mr : a Snyder,
former superintendent Of the Richmond
Architectural Iron and Stove WORKS, was the
recipient yesterday of 4 magnificent gold
headed ebony cane from the employees Of that
company. MIR. Snyder has just retired from
this company with the intention OF engaging
i'm another business, and this testimonial was
given him By his former employe; us an ap-
probation of their high regard for him as q
man and employer. The cane, which bore
the inscription, presented to Asa Snyder
by the employees OF the Richmond Arch!tec-
ttlIal Iron and Stove Company, January !,
1879" was presented on behalf Of the donors
by Mr.. Alexander McWillam, clerk Of the
company, in neat, appropriate, and hand
some little address, in which he expressed for
himself and comrades 4 heartfelt regret at the
separation Of Mr.. Snyder from his relations
with the company.
Mr.. SNYDER responded in feeling and
touching address, uluding to his long stand
inc and pleasant Intercourse with the COM
pany, and closed with many wishes for the
happiness and prosperity OF those who had
thus honored him.
Colonel W. c. Knight, who has succeeded
Mr.. Snyder, made few appropriate remarks,
expressive of bis qualification at this mark
of testimonial by the worklncn. He was fol-
lowed in the same strain by Captain Richard
Irby, when the following resolution, adopted
at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
company, was presented to Mr.. Snyder:
Resolred, That we part with Mr.. Asa
Snyder, our retiring superintendent, with
regret, inasmuch as high personal character
and courteous department have endeared
him to each member of the Board, and with
the congratulations of the new year, we ten
der him our earnest wish for his future proE-
pcrity and happiness"
The occasion passed otl most pleasantly,
and Mr.. snyder may congratulate himself
upon having the high and uubounded esteem
of those with whom he has so lately severed
his business relations.
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PARTNERSHIPS AND DIssoLUTloSs.-I the
notices of firm-changes already published
we add the following:
Mr.. l.. Powers has associated his son,
Hiram w. Powers, with him i'll the produce
business, under the tirm-name OF l.. Powers
4 Son.
Charles r. Wortham & Co. have dissolved.
Colonel John a. Sloan will carry on the
observation-disclosures and commission bilsl-
ness at No. . Columbian Block.
The firm of Gibson & Watkins expires In
consequence of the death of Mr. Watkins.
MIR. William d. Gibson continues the pro-
duce commission business.
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CALL AND SEE THE WALTHAM AND ELGrN
WATCHES, Gold Opera-Chains, Leontines, Chatc-
lalnes Necklaces, Gold Spectacles, Gold Thl,nbles,
Gold Pens, Gold Sleeve-Buttons, Gold Studs, Gold
Lockets, Enamclled Lockets, and rich Jewclry and
Silver Goods and Opera Glasses, at c. GENNEr's,
opposite the post-oficc
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. FREEpMAS's SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
The Richmond branch OF this company
Charles Spencer cashier, at the close OF the
past year had 1876 depositors on Its BOOKS,
having to their credit SlGl ,o94.71. Cain du
ring the year in depositors, 1877; and IN de-
nosits. S3S, ,2G4.S4.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular meet
ing of Rescue Council, No. !, ,Jr. o. L. n.
NJ, the following officers We're elected for the
ensuing term: Frank Ruth, c.; Henry F.
Phillips. V. G.; James Curtis, II. s.; William
Hamilton, 4. Z. s.; Robert F. Pearman,
conductor; William Wallner, w; William
Trexler, |. S.; William Blakey, o. s.; W.
". Dabney, treasurer; NJ. +. Richter, Otto
+. Wise, William a. ROXY, trustees Otto L.
Wise, representative to the National Council.
At regular meeting of Harmony Division,
40. 30, Sons OF Temperance, the following
officers We're elected for the ensuing quarter:
George B. Davis, ". p; William Hancock,
W. A.; William Z. Word, r. g.; George K.
Tcnser. \. L. S.; Thomas B. Hicks, i. s.;
John 4. johnson, treasurer; John W. Glenn.
Chaplain 8; \. Monroe, Jr, conductor; James
T.. Qmarles, \. c.; K. II. Cartwright, |. $. ;
l.. y. Ford, o. s.; p. f. Walden, 2. W. P.
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SEVENTEEN THOusAND.-The Religious Herald
announces that next week 1t will send out large
supplement containing thrce-colnmn letter from
John SMITH. and that the remainder Of the sup
plemcnt will he given to advertisers. Those who
wish all admirable opportunity to reach the eye OF
at least 100000 persons now DO and at very
moderate cost, by giving prompt attention TO the
matter.
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The WANDERING HEIR, by Charles Reade,
author of g Terrible Temptation" SC. We
have received this the latest work of the most
popular novelist of the day from J. It. Ely
son, bookseller, 1112 Main street.
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Mr.. o. NJ. MARSHALL. HAS BOUGHT ,Ur Ma
JOHN D. REDYoRD. the halter, al No. aos Main
street, and viii continue the same under the super
vision and management of Mr.. RRDroRD. Mr..
MARSHALL will continue the wholesale business at
1901 Nain street. as heretofore,
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We CAN COMMEND MEssRs. GEORGE p. Row.
ELL 4 Co, OF New York, to those oil our patrons
who may have occasion TO advertise IN papers beyond
their immediate Vicinity. the firm have business
relations with the press throughout the whole coun-
try.-Qnincy (IN.l Wig.
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hEssRs. ABRAa q WH1TLocK sfASrFAcTCRE
the hest cigars In the city If the box Of their Mo-
sent US yesterday Is fair sample Of their work.
Their factory turns out large quantity Of very
perioF cigars, made or the best tobacco to be I,ad
Give them CALI and sea IL we are not good Judges
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ALASKA BoAs AT FIVE DoLLARs-TENTH Sup
PLY THIS SEAsoS.-P. WEISIGER & Co. have Just
received another lot Of those handsome and stylish
DO IS, Of which they have sold so many. They will
be sent anywhere In the United States VI the above
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TERMs o'.EI ApVER 81


W. G0DDIS win sell at IL nj. three farms on tha
Mechanicsyiile turnpike fEe miles cast Of Rieh-
mond; also, twenty shares OF turnpike stock. ~
THOMAS w. KEEsEE WIN sell af 10 a. NJ. faras-
ture, &C. Isl rt 81. s III. -sss 49,.
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JOB PKISTING--We call the attention OF mer-
chants clerks Of courts, serffs lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal oiccrsanL agents, and others
having orders for printing, TO the facilities offered a:
the DISPATCH PRIS1ISG ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution OF all kinds OF dos
PRINTING. We can furnish vt short notice Cards,
Bul-Hcads Letter-Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, IIand-B!lls Catalogues
Bills of Fare. Show-B!ils, Checks, Drafts, &C., &r
satisfaction guaranteed.
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A PASTOR REMEMBERED.-Last Sunday
Afternoon DR.. uoge ended his sermon on the
review of the year with brief reference to
the fact that the close of each succeeding
year of his pastorate brought him new TO-
kens of the affection of his people, giving
him fresh encouragement and comfort in his
ministry among them.
If the tokens OF regard which came to the
Doctor on Christmas day were thus appre-
ciated. he has had another expression of the
good will of his people. for on New-iears
day he received 4 handsome and valuable
Young horse presented to him by several
gentlemen connected with his congregation.
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BOYS CAPS WITH EARS FOR FIFTY CENTS-The
cheapest cap sold The very ng for the win
ter weather. For sale at p. WEIsIGER Co.'s.
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have analyzed the ~hskey known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER ID. BLAIR Il Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fis o': and other impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B. McCAw,M. D., p
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College, yir-
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HIS WEEK has

THE "RELEGIoUs HERALD" OF THIS WEEK has
the following editorial:
I'm 7routle.--The advertisers are giving us and
our correspondents trouble. They have found out
that they can reach more eyes through the Herald
than by means Of half dozen papers of average
circulation, and at one-hay the cost. This week
they crowd out our farmers column and hinder
from publishing number Of excellent articles. We
also leave four columns Of advertisements, for
which we cannot find room this week. Next weeks
supplement will get all parties out of trouble, we
hnpp
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MORE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL BLACK AND BROWN
BoAs just received ut p. WEIsIGER Co.'s. Stylish
and beautiful. Price. s. and 80.
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NEcK-TIEs OF ALL coLORs OF THE RAINBOW,
and few other colors thrown In, at f. B. SPENCE
4 SONS, 1900 Main street.
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BETTER LATE THAN NEVER If your teeth are
going, and you have not yet tried the " SozcDoNT"
as a preseiyative, try II now. Abandon all other
dentlfrces and give 1t fair chance; il Is guarul
teed to be as harmless as water.
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RECEPTIoS-GLovES AND rRAvArs, for first OF
January calls ut L. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main
ffppt
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HEAVY OyERcOATs-A splendid stock OF heavy
overcoats, Of all sizes and different styles, may be
had at Z. B. SPENCE 6 CONS.
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CHANGE OF NAME.-The station heretofore
known as Great Bend, on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, will hereafter be known
,s nTalcott."
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ADVERTISE Our merchants seeking trade In any
PARTON OF the country should advertise In the
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. wtii
take advertisements aud have them inssrted NJ puo-
lihrrs' rates. -
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INTERESTING PRESENTATION AT THE OLD
DOMINION CLUB-Ro0Ms.-About halEpast II
o'clock yesterday afternoon, in the presence
Of large number of friends, Captain James
NJ. Tyler, of the First police district, was
aGreeably surprised by the presentation of
handsome and costly service of silver. de-
signed for Mrs. Tyler, and. rendered by the
officers and men of the First police district.
The silver is neatly engraved with the in
scription "Presented to Mrs. James nj.
Tyler by the police of the First district as an
evidence Of their esteem for her husband"
The presentation address was made by Mr..
w. S. Gilman, who gracefully delivered the
beautiful gift. Captain Tyler, in respond
ing, said:
at is impossible for me, gentlemen and
fellow policemen, to find words to express
my feelings upon this occasion. But permit
me, in behalf of my wife, tor whom this is
intended, for this handsome testimonial, pre-
sented to her by the police of the First dis
trict as an evidence OF the kind feelings they
entertain towards Inc ~ 4 friend and officer.
During my connection with the department
am proud to say that | have filled nearly
every position of trust and responsibility, and
the inscription which the saliva bears uttests
eiiN iuNI fiSCs, ~ lCaSl, udfC DtCil
appreciated.
at has always been my pleasure to re-
licve those under me as far as was consistent
OF all disagreeable and unpleasant duties,
and shall by my future conduct cndeavor
to merit continuance of the kind feeling
expressed here to-day; and I desire to re-
turn my heartfelt thanks to those who have
served under my immediate supervision for
the zeal and energy displayed upon every
occasion in the performance of the various
duties incumbent upon them; and promise
| by constant care and attention to preserve
| this Gift, not for its intrinsic value or the
benefits which I expect to derive from it>
Use, but as an heirloom to my children, that
they may receive inspiration from its pres
euce, and learn to he kind and consid 'rate il
all their relations towards mankind.
again thanking you, gentlemen, for this
compliment, | wish you ali bright ant
prosperous future"
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AANl AIRY 9. 1873.

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~, Ni>amonln' Va' n!

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4 ,,..,. ,n.r,..,op viii ai!u7 uc
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4 ..,.,..i vIIn the dratN-Wound OF
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successfully ul'"n the ras-
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.......! ,.t i,.,j,>', GNt>!"n. ana !h>
.1.; T. il-.'-,. .nt.A the rN'"ps:"n 9,
..,...- >c!H Carolina, brigade ana
rg:... 49, ,..,u, posed wholly "i AoIth
.n... ,.ily tvu Ny.rlUc> moIrd hH
-... ..,.. ,u, r.4,,h-road Immediately
.I,r s.l.i iil,IN-- lat!lr ttil- III tlph'.
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FOR BENT.

NOR RENT, TWO BRICK COT G=s
Il TAGES situated on the east side Of Fifth I'll
stree, between Leigh and Jackson streets. Posses
sion can be had Immediately.
Also, SMALL FRAME HOUSE at the terminus
of Second street. +. -. EACTO,
4, lat Real Estate Agent.
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UPPER PART OF STORE on Main a.
street no. 1885, suitable for a light manufacturing
or business purpose For particulars call ut Il0s
Main street. WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
ia Iat AQt.
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THE New YEAR AND IT'S FESTIVITIES.
new year was ushered in by the usual festivi-
ties of the occasion, and the custom of pay
ing and receiving calls-now an established
fashion in our city-was INDUCED in to quite
an extent yesterday by both old and young.
The various public offices were closed in
order to allow the employees to indulge in one
of the few holidays of the year Most of the
hacks had been already previously engaged,
and at an early hour the stream Of visitors
commenced to flow along the streets.
Ladies who did not receive calls had their
baskets AZ the front door, rs usual, for the re-
ccption Of cards. Among the public officers
who entertained their friends were Mayor
Kelley and Police Justice White. From 12
NJ. to late hour the line Of visitors at the
residence of the latter was unbroken. Among
the features of the occasion was general
New-Year's greeting by McCann's Band,
which paraded the streets in full uniform,
and rendered their compliments at many
places. The festivities were kept up to 4
late hour.
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SOIorcd Benevolent Orders.
MASONS.

Salwal Lodge, No. 6, r. c. Hobson Wor-
shipful master.
Friendship Lodge, No. 5, l.. Fl. Garter
worshipftl master.
Charity Lodge, No. s, John W. Toney
worshiDf,l master.
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E'OR RENT, one of those handsome a.
IL BRICK TENEMENTS In JOnes's row, I'LL
near Jefferson OH Grace street. Seven roonss !
kitchen, and oil modern improvements. Apply 10 7
de 3l-3t LYME q BkOIHER.E. 1.
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TOR RENT, SEVERAL ROOMS atGss
L No. gO2 west Marshall street Apply 10 LII
RICHARDSON IL Co,
de 3I-at lib Main street.
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EOR RENT, A FORrY-ACRE- FARM
n one mile and half west OF the city limits on
the Fredericksburg railroad, with a good FRAME
DWELLING containing four rooms, ample OUT
buildings I'm good repair, and young aud produc-
tive ORCHARD OF choice fruit trees, Applylo
RICHARDSON J. CO.,
a.. Alt liI3 Main street.
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EOR RENT, SMALL HOUSE on
i Cary street between HarYle snd PlnmmSo 32-a
l2l6 j. THOMPSON BROWN, sfsz.
Real Estate Agent,
2ll5 Main street, opposite Dispasch Office.
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