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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-03

RAILROAD SUIT.-The suit of the
Montpelier and Wells River railroad
against James r. Langdon, for his sub
scripsion of $4,000, was tried, Wednes-
day, in the Washington county court,
before Judge Barrett. The case has
been once tie the Supreme Court already,
and now the plaintiffs obtain a verdict.
Exceptions were taken by the defendant
the substance of them being that there
never was a legal organization of the
road, that there never was a legal dis
tribution or award of stock, and that the
five per cent. required to be paid in on
subscriptions was never paid in by the
defendant and many others. The case
of the railroads against George G. Shop
ard goes with the case against Langdon
on the same facts.
VERGENNEs MARKET. There were
shipped from Vergennes, Monday, 100
ubs of butter, $3.50 pounds; 10 boxes
and barrels cheese, 1916 pounds;
boxes eggs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-03
For PIMPLES c

For PIMPLES ON THE FACE
Blackheads and Fleshworms, use PERRY,S
improved Comedone and PiInple Remedy,
the great skin medicine. Prepared only
Bond ST., N. Y. Sold by Druggists every
Wnere. mh25eod&wSmos
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-03
TILDEN LADIES SEMINARY

ILDEN LADIES SEMINARY
=. = has gained national reputation, hay
ing now seventeen States represented
among its pupils. Sure protection in a
Chrlstlan home, and thorough instruction
IN course of studies especially adapted
crate. To clergymen, one-fifth off. Spec
lal encouragement to worthy young ladies
who need it. Apply to
HIRAM CIRCUIT, A. NJ.
April, 1878.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-03
YERGENNES, VT.
To THE PUBLIC

To THE PUBLIC:
Having been acquainted with Dr.. : W
Smyth, of Burlington, for many months.
during which time 1 have been profession
ally associated with him on several occg-
sions, take pleasure in fully recommend
ing him as a thoroughly educated and re-
liable physician and surgeon. am aware
that very strong prejudice exists among
regular practitioners and in most cases il
is just, against travelling physicians and
~medicai specialists, and therefore I an
particular TO have it understood that re-
gard DR.. Smyth as a skillful and thorough
~ competent practitioner, and an honor
able gentleman. In those branches ofmed-
icine and surgery to which Dr.. snyt5
gives especial attention, have known Of
his efrecting most wonderful cures II
Aural and opthalmic Surgery, I consider
him an honor to the profession.
VIM. s. HOPKINS, NJ. Do
Yergennes, Nov. p, 1872.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-03
For MOTH PATCHES FRECKTFc

u n I II 7 81 OIILo, hEChLES
ana IAN, use PERRY'S Moth and FreckIe
Lotlon. 1t is reliable and harmless Sold
by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 40 Bond
street, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-04-03
RECENT STATEMENT
OF
HENRY BALLARD, ESQ.
Member of the
CHITTENDEN COUNTY BAR
RECENT STATEMENT
BURLINGTON Vt, Dec. !, lS7

BURLINGTON VT, Dec. ], 81
DIR. S. w. SMITH:
DEAR sIR-It is two years since you De-
gan to treat me for Chronic Catarrh, Wlisl
at that time had troubled me for aoo~
four years. Your treatment removed lAS
disease, so that for the past month l naN'
had no return of it, and now feel as tiins
advances that the cure is permanent :
cannot too highly recommend your carr
full and skiilful treatment. 1t has the aOa.
BILE merit of being entirely satisfae1ol'
while the treatment continues, and is PEI
manent and lasting in its results sitei
wards.
Very respectfully yours,
HENRY BALLARD
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Rt. Rev. LOUIS DeGOESBRI4ND

ATHEISTS IN THE FOLLOWING STATE.
MENT To THE SKILL OF
New-York tribune., 1873-01-28
CULL REPORTS OF LECTURES.

Ready 90 "Wednesday.
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA
No.
VIII contain FOUR AMERICAN INsTlTUTE LECTURES
BRAIN AND MIND IN FULLl
With Illustrations.
CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE SPECTRO-
BY Prof g. p BARKER Of Yale College ,,,,c
ASTRONOMICAL CONQUESIS OF IHE ofEC-
TROSCOPE.
By Prot c. A. YOUNG Of Dartmouth COLLEGE. o,,>,
OJR PRESENT KNOWLEDGE OF lHE oUN'
By Prof q. A. YOUNG Of Dartmouth Colege
NUMBERS ONE AND TWO ARE NOW READY
No.
contains
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
BY HENRY WARD BEBCHER.
MASTERS OF THE SITUATION.
JAS T. FIELDS.
is THERE A GOD
BY DR. BELLOWS
LOST ARTS.
BY WENDELL PHILLIPS.
LETTERS ON SANDWICH ISLANDS.
BY MARK TWAIN.
contains
six LECTURES ON LIGHT.
By PROF TYNDALL
all the illustrations.
New-York.
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Nem Dublit
HOLT IL WILLIAMS
Have Just Published;
FLEURANGE.
BY MRS. CRAVEN.
I-imre Hour Series. I6mo, 81 q

MN. C,.u, vorl. are not goodyy They profoundly reb
sou, bn they deeper nature they oceh '
sundpr chords stirred BY our Enehsh
novel writer's The and OF this oooh arc "
found deghtfal keteh Of the Imperial Court Of ~ " ~
% d yblas l. the description Of journey Frankfort to IT,
Peterbug aud the episode Mere Madeleine The last re-
markable study touching eloquent spec
tator.
F1eunge notable only for Its intense Interest Us pa'ho j"
mpe and unadoed style several eIoenen sketches OF an
German and Russian life and ohsraoter"l lLondon Graphic
THE PHILOSOPHY OF ART.
BY H. TAME.
Uniform with The Ideal in Art "Ar in Greece" etc. ETC. lemo
sl2.
. volume contains Of lectures on the principles OF arr
which preliminary contained In be authors vol
ume on Art Greece" in the Netherlands" and The Ideal
Ap Tn the late. volumes The Philosophy Art" is constantly
To
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ID III. II. STANDS FOR PLAIN HOME
TALK and plain talk about the body and It's physical ana
osl needs DR. b. FOOTB Of Medical Common Sense,
Of No. Lerngonav who enens everybody with h pen ana
his skill m author In its thousand pss an
don't want phEean about
II stamped It's book for private and CONSIDER
reading" 81 2 ami prepaid eyehere Con
ents table mailed Agents wanted beautiful ongna ehIomo
ouu Physic the Dogs worth SO with the BOOK
No chrouo without No book without the chrome address
MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING COMPANb,
No Ea.tT tv.eig y-iO
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pnnntr,sll llrht fnreycr.

"In Reauty's light forever.
In Beauty's living light rove
Through darhling gorge, ON open heather,
BE it far or windy weather,
surest guide aud anplest giver,
Eyermore she shines aooyo.
Never yet has she lOrsakep
The child once 10 her bosom taken;
But as the hen dove, br0odng, covers
The chirp and nuttcr of her Young,
With warm iespicndcnt wing she hoyers
O'er thoee that to her fold belong.
From her dear breasts the milk draw
That feeds me with eternal youth:
Rhe is the spirit OF my shifting law,
The gage and warrant OF my truth.
She is the musical blood OF my song,
The sensitive marrow of my note;
She shaped the syliables for nav tongue,
she spun the allegro III my throat
Mr. Wright deals largely with suggestions Of the
IMAGINATION that he does not often try his hand at
passages Of pure description. The following picture
however, of morning scene in the country shows
fidelity of detail not inferior to hisrichness OF fancy
Along the eastern border gray
The night nOlds skirmish with the dawn,
And that strong star, whose fearless ray
Closest scouts the marching Day,
Has slowly from his watch wlthuraWn,
And many far-iung crimson spear
Qnivers in the clOudlet's breast,
Az DER the margin OF the sphere
Lifts the Morn his naughty crest
Aud wide and near the lazy lana
Fumbes with slumber's easy band,
While drowsy sounds in wood ana neld
From dreaming throats are family pealed.
Starts the ngh-belated swain,
AS the prying ruddy beam
Cuts the tendrils of the dream
That tightly hugs his DeaVy DTah .
The smoke climbs upward through the thateh,
The housewife lifts the early latch,
And standing on the door-slll sees
Tie thick dews winknng In the trees,
What time the Tapping chanucIeef
Winds afar his horn OF cheer,
Aud every bird OF blitheSOme note
Fingers light his woodland oat;
And the beTdsman's whistle shrill
Htirs the laughter OF the NIL,
As through the meadowy mists he strides;
Issuing from whose purpled tides
Towards the grange the sleepy kine
Reluctant trail their stragEung line,
Whose burthened udders, Is they pass
Spill their rich streams on the grass;
And swinging light in either hand
The eedarn pail with well-scoured bard,
The maid hies briskly down the lawn
With gathered sleeve and skirt updrawn
And loose brads 'scaping from her hood,
Carolling in her matin mood
Some silly stave too weak 10 hear
But for ITS honest heart OF cheer;
Since In her breast rs everywhere,
Is manifold delight to spare
Anon the yoke's laboIiOus beam
Is locked upon the brOad-necked team,
The farn-lad cracks his wanton thong
The huge vain lumbers loud along,
Where the clustered haycOcks steam
In the mornings simmering beam,
And stridng heart tdeep In the math
Tue mower lays the dewy swath,
or riDgs with banteTng rife clear
A challenge 10 his stanch Compeer.
And everywhere the human hand
Reaches for its proper tool;
Since those whom Nature puts to school
Learn the rough eternal rule,
Who best can work, he shall command.
Tho closing scenes OF individual humanity are
in ha Of he
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ICCoUST BOOKS made 0 any pattern. Orders sOilcled
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Family Thermometry by EDWARD SEGUN,
NJ d. &C. p Putnam & sOns), is the title OF practical
manual In which the experience OF singuary able ana
conscientious medical practitioner in this city is offered
to mothers. nurses and all having charge OF the sick
and the young novel means for the prevention ana
care OF disease. The work founded the principle
that while the state OF the circulation affords an i'm
portant criterion OF the condition of health, 1t
cannot easily he ascertained by inexperienced per
sons, by means OF the touch at the wrist, or
OF the ear over the heart and 1t s accordingly the tenn
perature Of the body which furnishes the most valuable
index 10 the actual condition, whether OF impending
sickness OF imminent danger, OF unavoidable dssolu
ton Dr. seguin describes the construction aud use OF
family thermometer arranged for the purpose OF ascer
tanning the temperature Of the body, and which he
strongly recommends for its convenience and
efficiency as an adjunct TO domestic medical
practice. The distinguished reputation OF the author
eommends his suggestion to favorable attention. and
although he advise TO neglect calling physician
I'm serious cases. the OF his thermometer often
prove the Of alayng anxiety or of pointing out
the existence OF danger which had not been previously
suspcctpd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TIE CIRCUIT CoURr.-The contested cleo
tion case of Walker Us. Wake was argued
OH motion of plaintiffs counsel to compel
the commissioners to open and count the
returns from Chester precinct. The Judge
has rescrxed his decision. Major Turner
Represented plaintiff, and Colonel William /.
Burwell defendant.
Henry Randall has not yet been sentenced
to the penitentiary, rs the Judge Is consld-
eriug application Of counsel Tor new tr'al.
When this report closed the court was en-
eaged in the trial of cause in which Walker,
Ia, lor & Co., of this place, were plaintiffs
The court will be in session for some days.
RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The monthly meeting
of the Young Mems Sabbath-school MISSION
Society will take place in the Bapllst cnuFcn
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. and will
be addressed by Joel B. Watkins, Esq. OF
Richmond
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tHAScENY CoUET OF RICHMoND.-The fol.
!u:' !l!- cases were disposed Of:
t3utuurH =. Albert aud wife, DC. Decree
-l.~t.unn@ demurrer a. 10 want of proper
2.siN. oytYruiiug it in other respects, and
d'r.rrn2 Narge's administrator 10 be made
e un'} a.'-udant to the BILL
,.hi~J II, executor IS. Wormely, &c. De-
>.." -1:>ti ullng X. K. Hall as trustee in tho
utI"c u talitr ". Worlney. with his con.
.ra', and directing former trustee, on his
Ifa;lou. 10 settle accounts before commits
-;3irr.
hjHDrough, &c., Is. nill's cyccutriX. De.
rl'r ~ 9rcordauce with opinion Of court,
aud referring causc 10 a commissioner for
luGUry and report.
uoG.s -. hjrk,ncycr. &c. Decree provid-
III tor distribution Of the fund, and for
d. j % purchasers upon payment III full OF
IEH i'i:tAH>c money.
EUr,ft'> administration IS. Barrctts lega-
%. Decree coutiiming report Of commits
-la!,r H. T. disbursements ordered by for
urv l,rr"c for Investment for children of
M. iiuIJ~un.
A,-u, t.,yirr in same case for the payment
oi cl..a, upon The trust fund Of said Hugh
~un-.
Aru,iI. trustee, Is. ArnalI. Decree con-
uIulg" lcpult Of sale and providing for the
u'~ru>iiiom 20 he made Of the purchase
Hrul,.,. ai.! dircctin" II deed TO the pur-
-l..~,.r Iyhcu payment in full is made.
D0ll. rs. D0yi,.. Dc. Decree confirming
fsro!"t q! commissioner and directing sale of
tie property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned.
i!,nnrd and Wit. Is. Beck's adminstra-
nix. Decree consolidating this cause with
lu.t o; H'ch rs. Beck, and directing ac-
yu@rt Il '.r taken by Il commissioner.
WWh}D~, &c., cS. Irvine'S guardian, &c.
hr,rvc aonIiiIn!ng report Of commissioner as
IT, lie collection and disposition Of the fund
a-G Il IL Conveyance 10 The purchaser.
>rhail,r,s guardian Is. Scnaffer, DC. De-
cree confirming report OF commissioner and
ale Of property therein mcntioncd.
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r,,~rrnrs SERVICES To-MoRRow.-lEe
...;.,l r,fiyinu< services will he held in al! OF
.-, ,i,v chncchcs tomorrow except the tol-
VIZ. special appointments:
E....E>9,c" Hc;iDii$t Chm"h.--N II
, ". Rev. l.. ". Lee, y. d. M'5 /. NJ
Nv. !. {. CRANBERRY.
TIE Rev. \. K. Miller will preach IN the
.ai,ad states Cour,-room nj IL \. NJ. sub
.,.: Acceptable service"
t><.~u.iy HGN-kcv. VI. u. HoEc, ID. d.,
wifi deliver The third of his series OF lee
..sr~ u; Assembly Hall NJ II \. NJ. Sub
.,s: "l'hc differences existing between
.,t>"rn denominations and the true
... -. Of Christian unity"
..4 HGp.fS: Ct,rch. .-Rev. \. Jones
~. zach al 10 \. NJ. and at : L. NJ.
>...-:..HirCct Christian Cmrch-At II
L.. y. 4.j y L. NJ, Rev. !. L. Tyler.
Z: iscopai, Rev. +. NJ. Baker. rec
..-.- 3, liar services at II 4. Nj. and at
-.tI =. Il.
r...r.. Methodist CT;wch.--Services at II
!. u. Krv.I. {. Cranberry, aud = ?. NJ,
I-r. y. i. Ntt,lNray.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

PEEsosA1.-llr. George McGoyern, Of this
city, has returned from Norfolk, Where he
has been for the past few days exhibiting
the Cosby invalid bedstead before the
State Medical Society of Virginia now in
session in that city. The members expressed
themselves highly pleased with it as being
the first bed for the purposes intended tha,
that they have ever seen. Most farorabl"
notices of it appear in the Norfolk and Ports
mouth papers. a notice Of this uerit0rious
invention has previously appeared in these
columns.
Colonel Thomas $. Flournoy is III th c
city.
Albert Mott, of Baltimore W. s. Man
ming, of South Carolina; and j. I. Grlvely,
Of Henry county, are at the Exchange
Hotel.
Governor Walker is expected 10 return
from New York tomorrow.
Alr. Jesse II. Hutchison has qualified be-
fore Judge Guigon as an Inspector of tobacco
at Mayo's warehouse.
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iIyt-!NG nr RICHMOND COLLEGE EXPLAINED.
\ tl-, aGli,uCc composed of the students
,.a tl,ir friends assembled at Richmond
,a'.c-r y">lcrd1! morning TO examine the
v,sy a,!IL apparatus Of the building, and
- &".~ ~; i&"atlonS of il by the patCntee
.,.l .'Ay"-. Professor Puryear. after Il few
-.a.-rHU&ioIy remarks, introduced the pat
,..r.. who addressed the audience on the
r,.t o' steam generation and heating hr
.-..,W. By The use OF the blackboard he il.
.~,4:aI very Clearly the manner in which
;..y l"2e building is heated.
N.I,rkS were also made by DrS. Currie
.aG G.',,H2. and Professors Harris and Har-
g.,o0. :. !. Lee, architect Of the building,
mi o.a"f-.
a. rT,.>-N; seemed interested in the sub
.o' a.lugc them, and they no doubt received
II. i, Is well as pleasure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

RICHMOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
meeting of the Board of Directors was held
on Thursday evening, the president, T. w.
McCance in the chair.
a communication was received from the
City Council in answer to proposition SUBJ
mitted by the Chamber of Commerce to the
last meeting Of the Council to rccnact an
ordinance passed June 90, 1873, entitled
"An ordinance to protect licensed mer-
chants and traders" but to leave out the
words therein "one-haf to 40 to the iu-
former" The communication says the or
dinance, with this suggestion Of amendment,
was referred to the Committees on Ordi-
nances and on Finances Jointly, with in
structions to consult the City Attorney.
The chairman Of the joint committee thinks
it proper to obtain the views Of the Chamber
OF Commerce in relation as well to the pro-
posed amendment-as to the general scope Of
the ordinance. and with this object the fore
going paper is respectfully referred to said
Chamber for their consideration and report.
On motion, the committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Palmer, Pickrell, Potts, Millhiscr,
and lsaacS, was continued as committee
on the subject, and the communication OF
the Council referred to them.
A communication was received from Colo
nelS BasSet French, dated Chicago, October
%, Stain. that a large commission from the
Dominion (Canada) Board OF Traie has been
i'll attendance on the meetings Of the Nation
al Board Of Trade, and have urged that that
body, as well US the constituents thereof,
should send delegates to their annual meet
ing to be held in January next at Ottawa
He also says they were especially anxious
that the Richmond Chamber of Commerce
should send delegates, because Canada once
had large dealings with Richmond in flour
and it would be exceedingly pleasant to re.
new them. ...
The communication was laid on the table tc
await some direct communication from the
Board OF Trade Of Ottawa.
A communication from the superintendent
of the census, in which he says that in com
piling the statistical atlas Of the Unile(
States, rs provided for by act OF Congress
he desired 10 exhibit, in connection Will
each principal port OF shipment, the croT
area which is tributary to it, or which 1t ma!
be said to drain.
He therefore asks the Chamber Of Com
mcrce of Richmond TO mark out upon tu'
maps accompanying bis letter the region o.
country the products Of which are brough,
directly into Richmond, and assure them
| that he will not use the information, !
given, in a manner inconsistent with thu
commercial relations and credit of this city
This letter was referred to the secretary
| for action,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

LECTURE on ODD-FELL0w.up.-Rcr.
James \. Duncan, ID. D., at the request OF
Friendship Lodge, No. 10, ]. y. .. f., Will.
on Monday evening, 18th instant, deliver Il
free lecture on the principles and objects ol
Odd-FelIowshlp, at Assembly Hall. The
lodges of this city and Manchester will APP
pear in reSalia. The public, and especially
the ladies, are invited TO attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

N,>vEHuAY MORNING was the coolest of the
.,...yn l.l.s tar. 81 sunrise the thermo,ne-
,.r Stood Al 21. six degrees lower than it
t..d previously reached Ice formed to the
G.p.h oT >cycn.tightbs of an inch. In many
,-.lc,> tie cutters and sidewalks were COW
t-d wnA ,r". while the fountains in thr
~gulrc presented Il beautiful appearance
vita '4sjs dcIprry Of ice, with large icicles
,,,5ttu. from TIE rCCk-Work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

CoLoRED ODD-FELLows.-At a regular
meeting OF the PatriarohaL Order OF
Past Grand Masters Council, No. Il, OF
the G. L. O. of Odd-Fellows the fol-
lowing officers were elected: William +.
Brown, W. e. d.; George Patterson, D. &
NJ; William e. Jones, G. S.; William
Boydc. G. T.; John &. Baush, G.. G.:
George Washington, 6. S. a.; Benjamin
jackson, G. W.; Wilson Price, G. c.; Will
liam Bullock c.. ).
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E~ogIn to>'IcT REC Wiliam
NI "jlS LcWiS,' a penitcntiary convict
ynr r>,4Ygd from The Old Dominion Gran
ny romYuy's works on the 23d Of January
49,. WIS recaptured in Philadelphia last
avgk. aul upon requi>ition upon the Gov.
l-'ior u pcnn>y Nania was on Yesterday
r.u-ht back u his Old quarters by Captain
inu;lo>r Au@lc.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHIsGroN, November 14.-For the Mid
die and Eastern States, northery winds
backing to southeasterly on Saturday, with
rising temperature and partly cloudy wea-
ther. For the Southern States, southeriy
winds, warmer and partly cloudy weather,
becoming threatening In the western Guif,
with rain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

BEST ANTHRACITE COAL 50c to IL less than 1t
can be bought In the city, best West Virginia splint
coul So 80 to SC per load; pine wood, So to $3.50
pcr cord; oak wood, Glover Hill coal, and coke a
lowest cash prices, at Nineteenth aud Cary streets
CHARLES III. PAGE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15
FURNITURE.

WHY is IT EVERYBODY GOES "a
" DOWN TOWN when j. +. BRAGG. E,
COL corner Second and Broad street, Is selling IT
FURNIl URE
of every description at reduced prices to suit inc
1inesY Go and see him before purcllasi Ing else
where You can get your furniture repaired and
yarIished. and chairs cane-seatedat low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-15

Ns.o>Ic.--Grand Secretary John Dove an
ua.G,r- til" following meetings Of Masonic
-.ag4 ls;ji"-. 10 be held at ST. Aban's Hall:
TIE #HuH communication OF the Grand
lau..,ul Virginia On the Sth Of December
'r. annual ,ouyoca'ion of the Grand Royal
Area t.rlp.cf OF Virginia, and the annual
t,~, m = Of knights 1emp'Hr and the ap-
;~.Gd'A' orders Of Virginia on the 18th OF
- Ihrr.