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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

SUPREME COURT OF APrEALs.--Wise Bro
thers, agents, Us. Rogers, Second Auditor
Il. ID. Nlaury d Co., agents, Us. same; Mere
dith rs same; Aglionby Us. same; Terrill
US. same; Yates Us. same. ALI six of these
cases were upon petitions on writs of man
danlus to require the Second Auditor to
fund certain stock under the act of March
30, 1871 and the court refused the mdndd-
mus in each case, Judge Christian delivering
the opinion In the first two cases, and Judge
Anderson in the four last.
Poe, trustee, rs. City of Richmond. From
the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond.
Affirmed, Judge Moncure delivering the
opinion of the court. ~.s.
Cullen Us. Commonwealth. From the Hust-
ings Court of Richmond city. Reversed,
Judge Bouldin delivering the opinion. Four
OF the judges were of the opinion that DR..
Cullen could not he compelled to testify in
the due1ling case and that he had not waived
his constitutional privilege by testifyins be-
fore the Coroncr's jury of inquest. Judge
Moncure dlssented on the ground that he
did not think that there was any such con-
sttutional provision TN his case that there
was such provision at common law, which
was done away by the statute approved Oc-
tober 31st. 1870.
Read Us. Commonwealth. From the Cir.
cult Court of Charlotte county. Reversed
Judge Anderson delivering the opinion.
Boxley Us. Commonwealth. The case was
ably and fully argued by James NJ. NJ. Davis
ESD. for the petitioner, and submitted
Graham Us. Elzey. Petition for reheariDs
filed and time taken to consider
The court will not call the docket any
further at this term.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The CHARTER COMMITTEE.-Am meeting Of the
committee appointed to confer with the COM
mittee appointed by the Trustees in reference
to the town charter met at the office of DR..
Montciro Tuesday night, but no quorum
being present the meeting was adjourned
until tonight, ut the same place, at I o'clock.
SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMsTANCE.--A Mrs. Mayo,
residing On Twelfth avenue near Perry
street, reports the finding. few days since,
in ditch in the rear Of her garden. the
body of white male infant in sack. She
proceeded to neighbours to give informa-
tion. and on her return the body, together
with all traces of it, had been removed.
POLICE CoURT-Justice Chiles.-Tbe two
white boys, Hey and johnson, charged with
varying the tight-rope performance of last
Saturday night with street-fght, were dis
charged on payment of costs.
MINOR TopIcs.--The West End Club post
poued the election Of officers until the next
meeting.
The Manchester Glee Club elects officers
tonight.
The Relief Committee meets tonight al
the Council Chamber.
When will the fence along the canal to tht
Marshall Mills be put up2
The meeting of the directors of the Man
chester Cotton (old) Mills will be held Mon
day, when it is belieYed arrangements will
be made for resumption.
The sessions Of the Jefferson Literary So
ciety have been discontinued until after Jan
uary 1st.
Mr.. L. B. Howle is erecting fine build
ing on Stockton street near Eleventh
avenue.
The teachers of the Meade Memoria
church and others interested in the cause
are expected to meet at the church tonight
at O'Clock to arrange for the Christmas tree
to be given the children December oath.
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1For the DIspatch.l

Your Manchester reporter not having
given the whole facts in regard to The mat
ter of free letter-deliyery in Manchester. the
following letter from the Post-Ofice De-
partment will explain 1t all:
"The application of the citizens of Man
chester for the extension of the free-deIivery
system from your Office to their town, con-
Cured in by you, has been submitted to the
Postmaster. General. He, after due consid-
Grafton, instructs me to decline the applica-
ton, as the population of Manchester and
the business of that Office will not warrant
the expense"
Special Agent Wilson reported tarorabiy,
but the Department seems to overlook the
fact that Manchester is in many respects nop
:, portion of Richmond, and should be sup
pIiel by "free delivery" in common with
portions of this city remote from the post
offipa
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The THEArRE.--Fnere was quite large
audience at the Theatre last night to witness
the play of Fortunio,. in which Mrs. oates,
If course, took the principal character. The
pay ppsnyys 81 REPRESENTATION a5 Of the Grand Duchess
pr T the Kings Secret. Mrs. Oates rendered
the m entertainment last night enjoyable, but
in either of the other characters "nlch she
assumes she appears to better advantage and
With greater effect. She is merry little
body. sings very sweetly, and has made IA
decided impression here.
Mrs. Oates's vivacity is exuberant enough
to carry her through anything in which fun
and friyolity are the basis OF the entertain
ment. It can be said truly that the enter.
tainments given by her company here have
thus far been such as any one could enjoy.
The costumes are elegant, and her support
is very good. IN
Tonight the "Flower-Girl of Paris " will
he presented, and at the ladies' matinee on
saturday " Fortunio" will be repeated.
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White.-Harry Witty, guilty OF stealing a
lot of leather belonging to George Duncan,
was sent to Jail for sixty days.
Anna Charles fnegro), guilty of stealing a
shawl belonging to H. D. Ackerly, was sent
to Jail for sixty days.
John Warrenton and Ellen Warrenton
(negroes), drunk and disorderly, were fined
81 each.
Peler Jones (uegro), guilty of stealing five
dollars from A. Spies, was sent to Jail fol
sixty days.
Berry Shields (ne egro), charged with break
ing into the house of Landon Coleman in the
daytime and stealing gold watch and chain,
and other articles valued at eleven dollars,
was sent on to the grand jury.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR is DUE.-Mr Editor
During an evening stroll last night stopped In at
d. CoLUMBus's confectionery, on Broad street, and
was struck with the variety, rarity, and beauty OF
the cakes candies crystallized fruits, aud bonoons
of every description with which his store was filed
1t was perfect banquet Of the eye which required
int little stretch OF the imagination for one TO fancy
himself iu the tropics. On every side watermelors
muskmelons, pineapples, pears, &C., of full size,
and the very counterpart Of fresh fruits, but
preserved by the cunning hand OF the artist
through that wonderful and beautiful process
called, l believe, glacer, hung tempting ana
luscious l was still more surprised to hear
that they were all manufactured herein fact,
was Invited into the factory, and saw the process OF
crystallzation. Being under the impression that
all such articles we're Imported from France, was
astonlshcd to find them made In this city, and pro-
nounced by connoisseurs TO equal the finest i'm
ported. think it to the Interest Of our city TO en-
courage such artists, and am satisfied that any
gentleman or lady Of taste who sees what have
but family described will do as i did and purchase
for Christmas,
Before decays effacing fingers
Have swept the lines where beauty fingers.
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MEETING OF THE UNION SUNDAY. SCHOOL So
tlsTY.-A meeting of the officers aud teach
frs Of Sunday schools OF all denominations
was held at Broad-Street church on Tuesday
s.ht-Robert Stiles, president, in the chair,
and Charles 7. Rady secretary.
The meeting was opened with religious
eXerci,e>, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Gibson.
The Attendance was very good, consisting
Ef pastors Of the different churches and re-
representatives. OF every school of every de-
nomination in this city and Manchester.
Major stiles introduced the exercises OF
The evening by stating the object and pur-
poses of the Society in calling the officers
and teachers Of the schools together. He
hoped that the addresses Of the OCCASION
would be practical, bringing out intorma-
scD as to the manner of conducting schools,
~ order that all might learn something.
short addresses were then made by repre-
.cnlalivcs of the Baptist, Presbyterian, Epls-
ccpal, Methodist, and Christian Church
school,; all of which were very entertaining
and full Of useful points as TO management OF
tchoos, method OF teaching, &c. All those
WHO attended were so well pleased with the
exercises that it was determined 10 hold
auotl{cr meeting, for conference, at an early
taI.
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Etrcr,oN OF OrFicERs.-Ge Lodge
M Ii, X. of P, have elected the following
officcrs: C, c., o. Morganstern '. e., D.
HecbIer; p, Il. Krohne; &. OF X: anu = e.
CT Loebr; NJ. of F., G. Koch; n. OF r.,
! Marxbausen n. at A., +. 81. Schneider
Z; penresentatiye @ to Grand Lodge, G. T. Loehr;
The following officers were cieceeu ,annr ,n W,.
Dominion Lodge, No. T. Tqesoay fvgH"d Rnfor5 ::
PC, w. A. Sublett; e. -, wv W. T. D Im,v mannv
VI j. W. Wyatt; Prelate; w oi WcC
R;Sber. X. of r, and S., L. S. Edwards
panraseniatiye : p a to Grand Lodge, W: D.
Wa;siSer WTI, :: alternate to Grand Lodge, W. a.
suh,ntf BOARD of Trustees: L. l.. Bass D
Meg, Fisher, W. H. Weisiger.
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W. r. POLK & CO., / ! A. M., will sell Tor Dr. y.
N. Powell at Melrose farm, large IRON roilcr'
fifty or sixty barrels of corn, shucks, top ana
blade fodder, farming utensils. &C.
MOODY 4 ROYALL, 4 7. 81, four building lots
In Manchester.
THOMAS ". REESEE, 10h A. NJ, household
furniture, piano, &c.
DAVENPORT s. CO., 1 p. NJ, twenty shares OF
NevIll Ditcher Company stock
COOK & LAUGuTON 10 A. NJ, at No. 22o Third
street, Candles Hill, household furniture, car.
nets. &c.
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request of the Executive Committee of the
Southern Historical Society, in the hall of the
House of Delegates, on next Friday evening,
the 10th instant. His theme will be " Pri-
son Life in Fort Delaware" ALI interested
in the objects Of the Society are earnestly
requested to attend. DABNEY II. MAURY.
Chairman Executive Committee.
Editors DISPATCH
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$4,000, $25, 1000, $4,000, $40, ,000.-You may
possess some one of the above sums by purchasing
q ticket TO the MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk.
If YOU fail In them there are 9,996 other sums
from S. 900 down 10 So. Your chauces are as good
as any 10 get one of these prizes Tickets, s5; for
sale ut 2. WEIsrGER & CO.'S hat store, 1901 Main
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GAMES, GAMES, CANES
Games for the parlor;
Games for the chamber;
Games for the evening;
Games for the morning;
Games to be played after tea;
Games to be played before breakfast;
Games for the old;
Games for the young;
Games for the rich;
Games for the poor;
Games for those who belong TO neither ciass'
Games of all kinds, and
Games in all qualities.
~ I'r
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l WILL FURNISH ALL CASH CUSTOMERS wanting
anthracite coal-egg, stove aud nut-at$ So per ton
also, Clover Hill lump and hall Goals at $3.50 to
SO per load. II. .. GARY,
No. 11S Eighth street, near packet-landlnR,
and Eighth street between Mai and Cary.
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CHILDRkS CRY FOR THEM, boys aud girls are
mace happy by them, ard those OF mature age
look gladly upon them. Co ye to j. T. ELLrsoN's,
l112 Main street, aud do likewise.
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If Books DON'T SUIT, you may find at J. T. Ell
LYsoN's an assortment Of work-boxes, writing
desks, and fancy articles which will! make YOU
mouth water, and ht for present 10 aprincess Oh
one mayhap, more dear to you. Call and see them
BEr. aud GEORGE take delight In showing them.
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AT j. T. ELLYsoN's, Main street, may be found
books for the holidays suited to all ages, all classes
and conditions in life. Call aud his stock, make
your purchas es, snd make your wife and children
and all the little ones happy at this festive season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

BOYS READ THIs.-At PIzzINI's you can hny
fireworks at the following prices: Fre-crackers,
SC. pack; torpedoes, Tea pack Roman candles,
1c. and upwards; skyrockets, &c. and upwards !;
wheels, 1c. and upwards; mines, SC. and upwards :;
cannon torpetioes, &c. a box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

RAILROAD AccIpEsT.-The eastward-bound
mail train on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road ran into wagon and team, which was
driven by gentleman, crossing the track,
about five miles from the city, yesterday
evening. The horse was thrown by the
engine over into the meadow adjoining, and
the wagon completely demolished. The in
i,rcd man was brought to the city last night.
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LECTURE ON THE DEvIL.-Rev. DR.. Landl

LECTURE ON THE DEvIL.-Rev. DR.. Landis,
nostor of the First Christian church Of Phil
adepbia, and practicing hygienic physician
and surgeon, and author, and said to be oHe
Of the most popular lecturers in the United
States, will deliver bis celebrated orati9n
on the Devil, at Assembly Hall, early JAM
nary. This oration, Us he calls it, is SAID TO
he one of the most humorous OF the kina
over delivered in the United States.
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RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC AssociATloN;-
Tonight the last rehearsal OF this popular
organization terminates for the year, ana tne s
sasson of 1874 will commence on the Sth OF
January. when Mr.. Wheat will prepare for
n series Of concerts, which are very popular
with the Richmond musical public. After
the rehearsal it is stated that the Executlv
BOARD will take steps to give entertainments
will. Of course, prove acceptable to all.
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IL A DYING CoNDITIoN.-An old colored
man named Billy Ferguson was found
lying in dying condition, near the
corner of Third and Clay streets, yesterday,
by policeman, who had him placed IN
wagon and conveyed to his residence, near
thn mShOllSe.
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RIcHMosn. YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKE
RAILROAD An adjourned meeting of the
>tockl oiders of the Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake Railroad Company was beld
Yesterday, but no business Of public in
lfreSt was transacted.
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HALL-THIEvEs ARREsrED.-Iesterd the
police arrested Charles E. Sharp and Robert
Clark, charged with sneaking into dwell
ing and stealing an overcoat and other arti-
clcs.
John Royal (ncgro) was arrested last night
upon a Charge of stealing a coat from hall
rack at another dwelling.
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A TICKET TO THE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ut
Norfolk, which will certainly take place January
18th, 1874, may bring you in $4,000. Price of
tickets, $5. For sale in Richmond ut 2. WEIsIGER
6 Co. IS hat store, 1901 Main street.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying le'ter-
headings statements, way-bills, &c. Can oe COPIED
In the ordinary leter-press book Send your orders
for praing In these Inks and for all other descrp
tions of printing, to the DsDatch Printiug-House.
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AT GENNET's, who is preparing TO remove, may
be found all the beautiful goods suitable for the
hoidays-gold watches and jeweIry, fancy goods,
silverware, &c.
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I1snAu,ABLE LETTERS IN TIE RICHMOND
posr.osFIcr December II, 1S73.-James
Reniamin. -: William ii. Maddox, Win
pooker & Co.. commission merchants, Cary
atrcet. street Richmond, Va; W., Dispatch o1nce
Miss Miss Sarah E. Warrcock, Charles CstY
county, Va, 50
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SPECIAL COURT OF ArPEALs.-W Whitlock Us
Cooke fully argued and submitted.
The court will probably call the case o
Warwick Us. Warwick to-day.
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PYTulAN FUsERAL.-The funeral of Mr..
Charles II. Walker, member of Hines
Lodge, No. II, II. p, took place yesterday
evening from st. Johns church. The re-
mains of the deceased were escorted 10 their
last rcsting.place by the Lodge of which he
was member, accompanied by McCann's
hn n6
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Public TEMPERANCE MEETING.-At half.
past T O'Clock this evening there will be Il
public temperance meeting at Union Station
Methodist church. corner of Twenty.lourth
and n streets. under the auspices of Crystal
Temple of Honor and Temperance. Speeches
will be made by Rev. Ii. e. Cheatham, R.
Fl. Muleu, and Major W. c. Darlington.
The church choir will give their best music
on the occasion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

In TIE Cry CIRCUIT COURT yesterday in
the case of NeWcome Us. Boldeman, being a
suit for damages, the testimony was partly
heard, and the court adjourned until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-18

ALLEGED VIOLATION OF UNITED STATES
REVENUE LAw.-Myers Limerick, charged
with peddling cigars without having paid
the special tax required by the United States
revenue laws, will have hearing before
United States Commissioner Atkins to-day.
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Editors Dispatch :

Editors DiSpGtch:
Gentlemen,-As have been very much
annoyed by the statement in the Dispatch of
Saturday last, In which 1t is reported that
Mr.. Lacy rode over the little child, of Mr..
Kessnich. you will please state that it was
not me. Yours truly, r. A. LACY.
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D. COLUMBUS, 321 Broad street, IS selling out
his large aud welselected stock Of toys, dolls, &c,
at reduced prices to make room for goods Of his
own manufacture.
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BOOKS BY THE MnLioN-books for everybody
and al ,he children books for your wife, your hus-
hand your children, your father, your mothei' ;
YOUR sister, your brother, your aunt, your unc@t
your friend, your servant, may he had Of ., ha-
TYSON, 1I12 Main street.
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Joseph JEFFERSON AS RIP VAN WINKLE.7,
We have not the space for our correspond
ent's criticism of Joseph JetEerson's Hip van
Wrinkle.
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IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS MORE the sale OF tickets
will be stopped to the Masonic Gift Concert at Nor
folk. Buy your ticket now, and don't walt for the
rush
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THE ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS for the season st
j. T. ELLYsoN's Is probably the most varied iy, the
CITY,
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ASSEMBLY HALL.-The Assembly hali
Company have booked the Lingard COMPANY
of New York, for the S9th ana aoth UeceLn-
ber. This is said to be one OF the pest COIL
nanies now travelling in the United States.
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THE ESAMELLED AND sATiS-fiNishhn Fio.
TIRES are beyond all doubt the most eNsan. pro-
duclions of the Photographic art. iney are .Asth
exclusively at the LEE 6ALtERl, ana A'f '''''
nrove,ncnt there Is NO EXTRA CHARGE. .---~
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THREE LARGE COAL HEATING-sTovEs, szitable
for churches, hotels, &C., can be bought at low
prices at Richmond Stove-Works No. ! 900 Cary
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo RAILRoAD.-An adj
j'urncd meeting of tue stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
WA be hlld at the Exchange Hotc' ut noon
;0-iJy
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d. COLUMBUS respectfully requests his patrons In
ordering ice-cream to give him ample notice. that
orders may he allied promptly and the best a.ticle
r,r1 nod
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GLOVES, SUsPENDERs, COLLARS, and HALF
HOSE for sale low by E. b. SPENCE 4 Son.
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ATGENNET's, who is preparing to remove, may
be had beautiful plated teasets three, four, or SIX
pieces plated walters, all sizes. .. !.
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TRANSFER PRlNTING-ISKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks TO the Dis
pdtch Printing! House.
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SOUTHERN HlsToRIcAL SoCIETY.-Flease
onnounce that Rev. DR.. Witherapoon, OF Pe'
stersburg, will deliver a free lecture, at the
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Now is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR CANDIES Y>o]
Christmas. ANToNI's, Main street, Is the place
Go for him.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures TO rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during aud cbangeless, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having Just
received a fresh supply of these Inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
priceS, r.+~'' .r.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On, all sales of real estate made bs'pfel the lst Of
January and 3ot! Of June hs tdtes Inr mep
sent ycir horeto be paid blythe purchaser; 0n
Of the ytar the tnres hue to De ptlid Gy the SELLER
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TIE STRONGEST EVIDENCE OF THE SUPERIOR
rrY Of PHOTOGRAPHS taken at the LEE GALLERY
Is contained In the OPINIONS OF the FOLLOWING
REVEREND GENTLEMEN:
THE PICTURE OF MINISTERS present at me !ate
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken ut The LEE GAL
LEnY. is the best executed group we eeen'
and we hope 1t will find place In ever! IaniiiI'
WILLIAM d. THOMAS, j. TAYLOR, Dr.,
~ w WILSON, ALEx'R II. SANDS,
WILLIAM 4. HATCHER, IL. DAVIS hAGLANp'
j. L. NJ. CURRY, C.C. .blTrlNG,
j. X. GARLICk, d. u. hohHon9'
The above Is endorsed BY two hundred other Mill
istcrs of the Gospel.
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isi> It'i lit u"'' al t'S fbiti, tuiS'S. -p
aud general manasG sGmcnt. ....,Slp'of 80
The report was received and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. H. Il. Eilyson, Mr.. +.
H. scott was elected president.
The report Of the Examining Committee
was next read and approved.
on motion the following directors were
''ccted for the ensuing year: DR.. D. W.
L,>,itcr, Ii. Il. EllysoD, Boiling ". Haxuti,
v. r. Walters, and K. II. Bridgers.
The Examining Committee was appointed
- follows Philip J. Wright, Charles Ellis,
.i"hn =. Branch, Robert Leslie, and Reuben
Eagland Adjourned.
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ADVISE YOU TO co TO ANToS1's, the confec.
tioner. Main street.
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DOLLS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS at low prices can
be had ut ANTONI's.
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sEND YOUR CAKES TO d. CoLUMBUSS 70 nave
them baked and ornamented, and tile work VIII be
done In the most artistic style.
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LADIES SHOULD BEAR IN MIND THAT AN1'oNI
the confectioncr, has open frst-Class diniFg.sa
loon.