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Execution Of > !. Hurtl.r.r, :,

WESTMINSTER, CARRoL cousrr: Nd, Feb.
ruary 0.--Joseph W.. Davis was hanged b.,
day for the murder Of Abraham Lyni, on
the 9th Of April, 1872. The condensed man
went to bed about u O'clock last night and
slept about one hour. He then got up ana
read the Bible after which he walkedin
the corridor, complaining Of bad taste 81
the mouth. He asked for something to drink,
and was furnished with liquor, OF which hs.
partook, and laid down again, but did not
sleep. About 10 O'Clock this A. NJ the Rex.
Mr. Cremer arrived and went TO Dayissceli.
AT. 1:35 there were i've ministers with
him, and about three thousand persons.
men, women, and childreu-were gathered
about the jail. The trees In proximity TO the
jaii-yard were crowded with men, many &c
them intoxicated, giving expression 10 ribah
jest and obscenity. D. 81. Lynn, ., brother
Of the murdered man, was among fbe spec.
tators 1.-The hall of the Jail. Davis refused to
be interviewed. At twelve minutes past Il
hewas hung. He died dwith much struggling.
The body was cut down in thirty minutes
and put into coffin. s
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MANCHEsTER ITEds.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES THE monthly meet
ing OF the Methodist Sabbath-Schooi Union
ot richmond and Manchester will be held
at the Methodist church at 81 o'clock p. M.
tomorrow. - - -
Rev. j. Julius samma, the new uastor Of
the Meade Memorial (EpiscopaD church. ia
expected to officiate at that, church to-mor-
row ut II A. NJ. = - - -.
Sabbath school at p ?. IL. and union
prayer.meeting at 81 O'clock at Belle Isle
under the auspices Of the Methodist Mis-
sionary Society.
a FRATERNAL Y1sIT.-Schier Lodge, No.
sl3S, 20. o. F., Of Richmond, win visit
Henderson Lodge, No. 105, Of this place, il,
body, Monday night, and pleasant re-
ugion Is expected.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CouRr.-The Feb.
ruary term Of the County Court will COM
mence Monday at II O'Clock A. N.
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SUpgEaE COURT OF APPEALs.-The follow
ing business was transacted in this court
yestei day:
Burwel's executor rs. Lumsden and ais.
Fully argued by General Early for the ap.
pellants and James Alfred Jones, Esq, for
the appellees, and submitted.
Tie cases Of the Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company Us. Atwood's administra.
tor aud the New York Life Insurance Com
pany Us. Henderson will probably be heard
together today. ..
Judge B. W. Lacy, of New Kent, quail
fed rs counsel in this court.
Graham Us. Elzey. Rehearing granted,
and set down to be heard orally on the 10th
day cf March, 1874.
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Items.
A Father and Three Children Burned
to Death-Others Badly Burned. /,

EVANSVILLE, February 6.-Full particulars
OF the burning of Chris. Mehr's house
and the attending fatality show that but
tour persons were burned to death, and sew
eral others badly burned. The details show
the sufferings of the victims to have been
horrible. There were when The fire broke
out about ten persons in the house. Mrs.
Mehr seized two Of the children and rushed
through the flames, and boarder seized an.
other of the children. Mr.. Mehr rushed
out, and seeing that some of his children
were missing, again ran into the house, and
was not again seen alive. When found be
had clasped in his arms three children, who
had been left behind. the four bodies being
burned almost to cinder. These tour
were the only persons burned TO death
Most of the other: persons were more or les
burned
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UNITED STATEs DISTRICT CouRT-J Jud oe
X. ". Hughes presiding.-A special session
of this court was held yesterday morning In
the custom-house building, ut which time
Colonel j. r. Popham qualified as clerk OF
the United States District Court for the
Eastern District of Virginia, for Richmond
md Alexandria, by giving the required sc.
| curity, &C., and at once entered upon the
discharge of the duties Of bis Office. u 6,.
This office, which has been much sought
AFTER Judge Hughes having had between
fifty aud hundred applications for it-bas
been very lucrative one to the former in-
cuninent. From bankruptcy alone the fees
have been enorillot,s.. Since 1858 five thou
sand and two huDdled Gases have been filed,
the fees in which have averaged fully twen-
ty. FIVE dollars each. Indeed, deposit or
advance Of ten dollars Is required or the
reception Of each case, and the aggregafeoi
ices IN bankruptcy cases alone has since 1855
reached the enormous sum of one hundred
ana thirty thousand dollars, according to
the very reasonable estimate thus made.
rms estimate omfts other business In the
court, which has been heavy.
Judge hug hes made an order requiring
the registrar in bankruptcy to hereafter keep
the records and papers of his office in a fire.
proof building. In accordance with this
order, ColoneI W. w. Forbes will remove
his office to the room in the custom-house
recently occupied by the supervisor Of in
ternal revenue as soon as it can be put In
proper condition.
Alter the transaction Of some other unim-
portant business the court was adjourned.
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WANTED TO BE HEARD FROM.-If anyfodT hat
ever used the thorough and scientific course ol
treatment recommended by the proprietor OF Dr.
SAGES Catarrh Remedy for the cure of catarrll and
has not been perfectly cured, the proprietor (Dr.
V. PIERCE) would like to hear from that person
and hy addressing him at the Worlds Dispensary,
Buffalo n. Y, suca person, If there be one, will
hear of something to hfs or her advantage, as the
doctor is in earnest when he offers $500 reward for
case of catarrh which be cannot cure, and is per-
festly able to pay it If he falls in single case, as
any one may ascertain upon Inquiry. The thorough
course of treatment referred 10 and recommended
by DIR. PIERCE consists in the Bse of DIR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy with DR.: PIERCE'S Nasal
Douche, which Is the only means by which
the fluid can be carried high up and ap-
piled to all parts Of the nasal passages and
the chanssers connected Herewith in which
slcers exist and from which the discharge pro-
ceeds In afittien 10 this thoroueaa application OF
the Remedy. which should always be used warm,
Dr-PIERcE,S Golden Medical Discovery should be
taken earnestly as constitutional treatment, without
which few casea be cured, the disease Is al
ways constitutional and must be treassd accord
ingly> This treatment Aas no unpleasant features
about Il, and has the Advantage Of never driving
the dIsasseto the L1hgs there Is dangerof doing
by the Use Of strossi irricxsing snus or poisonous
solutions. ..... -s.. Il. -.
FRANKFORT, MICK, September Is, 1878.
year ago 1 had o bad csnah from the catarTh
which h.taIh my throat. ] tried good: many
things but sst nothihs, TO. do me any gooe1fnti5
used your Golden Medical Discovery and Or.
SAGE'S Catgta Remedy. Tlts5 cured me in nrtaree
months, for ThiehI ann very tsrErkful.
.~.. s-.- AMOS FISHER,
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III NEATDgR.-It commenced showing
Yesterday moratny at : O'Clock, and con-
l.aa"'' during The day. at about o'clock
We >ao" Was followed by light rain. En-
e'l IN the easIy morning the temperature
W., not very c"ld until late at night. II
80 III laat The winter, after being mild and
peasant throu.h two-third, of its season, is
""@l cXpeEd!0g al lis force in the short
N''hih OF February. Up to this date the
'anSr o! The thermometer, taken at sunrise
zach day. exhibits the fact that on no day
M'> The mercury reached 80 degrees GF.) at
j!I:.t hour.
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NEW YORK.
Tho Ctg,ar-Makers.

New YoRK, February 6.-The ,BoIery and.
uptown cigar manufacturers, at secret
meeting held last night, resolved to rescind
their action of last week in conceding to the
demands Of the workmen aud giving an iu-s
crease of one dollar per thousand. It has
been discovered that number Of down.
town manufacturers have had secret ur-
derstand;Dg with their men to work at Q re-
duction Of twenty-five per cent. per thou
sand, by which means they were enabled to
undersell the uptown manufacturers. This
action will undoubtedly lead TO q general
strike next week. " si - ~.
@ The Turf. Ela 81 t-}s>S5f Es
The National Trotting Association adopt
ed rule last night that where horse
which could have won was unfairly driven
so rs to lose, the heats shall be declared void
and the horse-owner expelled from the'As
sociation.
Amasa Sprague was rejected president OF
the American Trottiug Turf Association last
night. A committee was appointed to com,
fer with railroad companies to make arrange.
| ments to have men and horses transported
| at reduced rates. g..stlg y >5ssi:ea, Il, 1
4 Charity Ball.. ~ Ci li&1r
| Receipts of the charity bull here last night
were $4,000
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Weather Probabilities for To-Day.
WASHINGTON, February Gin the Middle
and Eastern States, northeast oinds, ,osah
sno,c, except in Maine. ~ Il fi..&. 10.
For the Lake region, northeast winds baci. .
Ing to north west, with clouds and snow.
For the Ohio Valley and Southern States,
northwest or southwest winds; cloudy wea-
ther, and light rain or snow. a5ls
For the Middle Atlantic States, northeast
erly wind with snow, or possibly rain for
the Western and Gulf States, and diminish-
inc northerly winds and higher temperatures
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Two BaIlet-EirIs Burned. /.

PHILADELPHIA, February G.-Yesterday
evening two ballet-dancers, Miss Hays and
Miss Lee, attaches of Mortimer's Variety
Theatre, were badly burned. The former
was in the green-room before the curtain
arose, and her dress caught fire from the
stove. She ran on the stage, and the flames
from her dress communicated to that OF Miss
Lee. Both were badly burned about the
bodies, although their injuries, it is believed,
will not prove fatal. .~'s. .5.
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:IHoiic NUTEc.-l'lle dedicatory sermon
1.'.!c OCCASION oi The dedication of st. Ann'>
sa.;"n. near Baltimore, which took place last
>al9dty, "a> preached by the Right Rev,
H.. = Gibbons, Of Richmond, in The pre-
-. " at large and most attentive audience,
"Hsa tiii"d the church TO its utmost capacity.
.ar ,>cOUr>e l. reported is having been i'm
.1"'>.yc ana beautiful. and eminentIy apDro-
.!'@'" 10 the solemn occasion.
I". H"nwniN3. Kelley, recently ordained
. u" Cathedral in this city, otliciated as
'.'''"roa daring the dedicatory services
..'H4.l 10.
tnr ioI!"wiu. changes and appointments
."'"n'y mad" in the diocese OF Richmond
IL" @ II laily announced:
i'"'. Thomas Kelly. of st. Patrick'S, Rich
1..':d. has been appointed pastor of ST.
''''ra>. NhT!lnsburg, rice Rev. Z. j.
. A''ic, relieved.
!:rN. J. boLerty, Warrcnton. succeeds
rA'."r Kelley Is pastor of st. Patrick's,
richmond. and Rev. W. b. Hauley is ap-
i-iAlrd temporarily pastor of the church at
H2trcnton.
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InE County JAlLoR REAovED-TuE SHE
AM >MAcHED.-QIite an amusing scene
"a> "u9ctcd st the county courthouse day
before Yesterday, which was preceded by
l." IemoSaI from Office Of the jailor & Mr. A.
Il. Lynnemarl by Mr.. Conrad Wagner, re-
Gently qualified as sheriff of the county. Ii
,!!"irs THAT Dir. Lynneman was assisting
~. Wayne: in putting up a new stove,
wren dispute arose about something be-
wen Mr.. Lynneman's wife and the new
>ar!li!. ANcr awhile Mrs. Lynnemau, it IS
>A!1' h'can" cNa>pcrated. and gave the She
III a>!nHn smack in the face with the palm
T., A"E hand. This incident over, the stove
vas int up, aud afterwards everything went
az N,I.,ly.
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TRANSFER PRNTISs-ISKs-Tnvalua to rail-.
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are emo
during and changeless, and win copy sharp and
clear for m indeinite period of time. Having Just
received fresh SUPPLY OF these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices .sr= ts@.
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CEsTRAL LUNAT!s AsYIEM.-Senate Com
mittee on Public Institutions and the House
Comsaittee on Asylatns and Prisons had {
joint session last night on the subject of tht
Central Lunatic Asyluua and the purchase
of the ground OH which the Asylum i:
situated. After a lengthy discussion tht
matter was laid on the table.
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TIE THEATBs-This afternoons the Cole
man sisters wi!b give q matiaee, as which
the Silver Star will be played. Te~Dight
they appear for the last time. :
The sale of reserved seats foss Mss Cash
MAPS engagement is progressing at AM
bold's. A very large number of; seats have
already been secured, and It is expected that
the great tragediesne will have very hsge
audiences during her stay in this city,
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HE VIRGINIA CENTRAL WATER-LINE.-
I"r i'oard Of Engineers of the United
SI','> met yesterday morning at the Office
ri the Engineer Of the james River Improve.
r'eA;. Nothing Of special importance was
d'Ir' and later i: the day the distinguished
N,ii'ra were escorted TO the capitol, and
VISITED both houses Of the General Assem-
ny. where they were introduced BY the
t''"'hIl!te appointed for that purpose, and
welcomed ;. He presiding officers of the
$50 hou>e>. Last night the party left the
III: al So o'clock in the Chesapeake and
P"I0 l1NeXpress train for Charleston, W. Va.
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increase or Frsis. .nasa:MereI I3oatss -
sSssrs 't,ineaisnatl an.a H6nstngson.sa

sga Especial seiearam 70 the naspasta.l sssd
WHITE srIrHUsF Fsrs1sos,, we, Febrtse.
|ary g. snoW commenced falling heress -
O'clock this morning, and liz row SIX inc.ses {
deep and still showing. Y
Eighty carloads of through freight passed
here yesterday for Richmond and. points essf
1t isrumored that several more boats WflaS
be put on between Cincinnati srdg Hunting
ton In consequences OF the heavy inefeass frs e
the freiehts over the Chesapeake aad Ohto 2
railroad 3i55g-s5s a4sy ~ s. s stSst
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The DAVENPORT BRoTHERs.-The very ID
clement weather last night did not prevent
quite large audience from being. attracted
to Virginia Opera-House to W:tneSS the
truly wonderful performances of the Daven.
port brothers. rs....
| Two gentlemen we'll known in conDec-
ton with the State goyernment--eRe oil the
| legislative and the other Of the executive
branch--went upon the. stage and made
thorough examination Of the cabinet. They
tied the brothers, as they thought, securely,
and the doors of the cabinet were. no sooner
closed than bells were rnng inside, tam
BORNE and violin were. sounded, and the
notes from guitar were distinctly heard
| Then, all of a sudden, coat was thrown
through the door as the cabinet was opened,
and fell upon the stage.
One of the committee then took of hi.
coat and laid it on the bottom of the cabinet
Iipside. and before you could say "Jacs
| Robinson y the brother inside who Was in
his shirt-sleeves was invested with the coal
of the other, though he, too, was tied fast
while the coat Of the committeeman Wenl
upop the other brother in q mysterious man
ner and In the shortest possible time. Bu
it is useless to partienlarize. The entertain
/ ment is very wonderful and enjoyable.
| To-nipht it is said member OF the Gen
| eral Assembly who recently. offered 70 lay
a wager OF one hundred dollars that d.
Icould lie the brothers so that they could No!
free themselves will be 10 attendance, and a
the Dayenports have accepted the ehalieng'
lin q card which was published, yesterda!
the entertainment will doubtless be very tn
lteresting. An old sea-captain and well
known postofice detective are also expecte'
to undertake the tying operations $,
There IS to be family matinee this. aftel
moon at 2 O'Clock. ~
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HUsriSGs CoURT.-In this court yesterday
the follow ing cases wcre disposed of:
Charles Wilson, jni lily indicted with Will
liam Lee alias Villain Conner, and Will
liam Tlmberlake, for stealing $55 from i. W.
Thomas in December last, was tried, found
guilty, and sentenced to the peni.entiary for
three yeras.
John Harris, charged with felonious as.
sault upon Albert Livingstone, was tried and
acquitted, -. -.a...
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WANTED, 1900 ON REAL ESTATE three and a
half miles from city, on turnpike and railroad
Property very highly improved and being i'm
proved every day with manure, &c. The above Is
half the assessed value of the farm. Title perfect
Willing to pay ten per cent. per annum for one,
two, and three years. For further information,
address rs. Co. Richmond, Va. .. .r-
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BIZ. Cox DIDN'T NRcTURE.-Mr.-S..S. Cox
was announced to lecture at Association Hall
last night, but the weather was such that
very few persons turned out. Mr.. Cox Of
rived according to appointment, and. decided
that il would be useless for him to! 1ectare
before 80 small an audience; and having
business claiming his attention in Washing
ton on Monday, he took the Dishtsaain for
that CITY last night.
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Police CoURT, FR1DAY-Justice C1utchfeld
Jack Newman, guilty of stealing lot OF
iron from the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, was sent
to the chain-gang for six months. 49,
Larnia Starke alias Timberlake, guilty
of trespa>s upon the premises Of Lucy Nor
ris, was sent to Jail in default of surety to
keep the peace.
Ella Gray and Laura Claiborne were fined
SIS each for fighting.
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CHARGED WITH ILLICIT DIsT1LL1NG.---Mr.
Henry Stringfellow, Of Culpeper county,
was arraisned before United States Com
missioner Peasants yesterday, charged with
illicit diStilling. After number of wit
nesses had been examined defendant was
held to bail in $1,000 to appear before the
grand jury at the next session of the United
States District Court.
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TILE LATEST KNOWN IMPROVEMENT IN PnoToG-
RAPHY is the exclusive property of REEs Il Co.,
they having secured the right at an enormous ex-
pensc. 1t does away with all unevenness OF the
face, frecklcs, &C., and adds to The elegance and
beauty OF the finish Of the picture. Coloring, no
extra charge.
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San Francisco.

SAN. FRANCISCO, February 6.-The test-
.mony thus far before the legislative commit
Tee concerning the. charges OF corruption
in the senatorial election contains nothing
showing improper influences were used by
Booth or his friends.
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ineSc tooaccos were good Louisa dark wrappers,
or stemming tobacco, aud as they were the first of
ierings Of the season will give correct ind x Of
the market for such descriptions.
"us JUST 10 say that they were made with the
tobacco fertilizer of the Soutbrro Eer,I,,,no Con
pany, of this citv ..--l.-- ~
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKS for copying letter.
headings, statements, waybills. &c. Can be copied
in the ordinary lettcrpress book Send your orders
for printing in these inks and for all other descrp
tions OF printing to the DisDatch Printing House.
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I FINE sILh UnRnsLLAs at cost a. wEls1eEn

HUMAN HA1R-GTviyG AWAY TO MosopoLY.
Wishing to make Grange ie business, will during
the next thirty days sell out my entire stock of
Hu,iAN HAIR at cost. Come and be convinced
that you will get the worth of yeur money at Z. L.
GRANGER's, 627 Broad street. .r.E.3 ,.qg q s...g.
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ISMAiLABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THB
iItHAoND poS-- -OrMcE February &. 1874
1,;f>. Archer Brown. i, corner Eighth and
,4a:>hall streetS, Richmond, Va; Rena
m,r'o1c; ~ Mr.. Frank Jackson, Richmond, Va.
=: =. Jones, Powhatan Iron Company
!!,,!!caE"nd, Va; Charles MiIlhiser, box 1856
ii,,lShiH1ond, Va; Henry Tongue; John T
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THE FAMOUS RooUEFoRT CHEESE, composed of
seventy per cent. ewes milk, twenty per cent.
goats milk, and ten per cent. cows milk, Is kept
for sale only by A. P1ZzINI, S07 Broad street.
EDAM CHEESE always on hand, also.
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CoNrEsTgrELEcT1oN CAsE.-T1,e Senate
Committee on Privileges and Eleetions are
to meet in tie Senate Chamber at 4 z. NJ.
to-day to decide the contessed-eleesson case
of Robertson SO. Maddox. .-.
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.,..,,~,rSS yrE LENT IN THE DIOCESE
.g,o>p ,<o NIcARlATE APOSTOLIC OF
C.rr,,S..-Tnc following are the
.',;or. fc- The coming Lenten season
r. a,.;ll;y p:2rnu = ted by the Right keye-
81 E,-A1I q The diocese:
;,E / ..a. this year will commence OH
,,..W.ria. s,,av. the 18th Of February. :,
., ;y,-, ,..i vf Lent (SundayS eNcepleu)
s'...ji,. niniiac on all not leeitlHat"iy
.,.,.g.rd. Su!y one full meal ito be taken
,~.r ,aii,lay% j a'ioNcd by law. :,
tf.,h...,., i Allowed on Sundays at al
..,..,,l>: : au;. na waek-days. at the prlncl-
'..t r.li on Mondays. Tuesdays, IhursdayS'
...f >..u-d.,s. rXrcp. the hr>t, the secoho,
and - saturday. ou> =,
20 ,oo.c who fast. custom aiio"s III
=, g. lrrj,., 4. ciip OF cciicc. OF tea, or choco-
w.. ,u!c Wiz! water. and small portion OF
,.... 1.,I.oartycrinyc collation., not to exceed
........ufih (n.-. q! al ordinary meal. lho>e
t,,ior ,u%'ro! of their times OF repa>t,
...i ..-rrd - AXE their dinner at i late hour
.r... .t,fnorn, are permitted to transfer
.Iatiou - The morning.
!. }'r.a.,mr,.t and ii.h are not to be used
..,-..,. lent !. the same meal.
..NHluL,iiI I:>!-.BtiSs Al VIC l'op't
..su>:omar! TOR acol'ation he not exceed
a. /, ! p'fm;.t"d 10 use at collation. the
,~gr,;rl..- Of food. >u:h rs fruit. butter,
....,r. r..-. or even fish.
:. Igc Preparation of food with hogs
I,. allowed.
: Eain. under twenty.one years Of age,
n,f a.., inlirm:y Ut health, pregnancy, TIE
l.yr,.n: of ia'..GtS at the breast, and hard
.,,.or. #sr 2,yG c'.l>cS Of diSpensation FROM
ti.. i>;. EU, good reasons for being eX'
.a.,.4 from tie :a>t are not always reasons
- .Xclnped from tn" abstinence.
q Tie P,sC C.r.l-'imc extends from the first
..lay Of Leaf Till rriui;y-Sunday during
,,.f rimc Catholics who nave attained the
y... rc4,>ua are bound to make confession
G. t,.ir sins. and, %hcn approved by their
.,a., ,>,r>, t. receive lluly Communion. \
l Il lineage o! seven years is considered
tuuu. by iar aw OF confcS>ioG. Parents
,.,.li ;Ahr notice Of this fact.
r..rn ii Klr,iln nd this 81 day of Fcbr,!-
-ry. 81. T.: order Of Right Rev. James
t,rou., E.>Acl 4; Richmond and Admin
irIr.,r A;r>:ul!c of North Carolina.
Evy. +. JASSsESs, Secretary.
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WANTED, A COPY OF THE DISPATCH (includine
the supplement- Of June 21st, 1867, In which was
published Dr. r. L. DABNEY's reply to the letter OF
General JOSEPH E. JOHNSTON, criticising DR..
DABNEYs narrative of the first battle OF Manassas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

TOR RENT, nice FRAME STORE, a.
L and DWELLING over same, situated on Eli
Twenty-f firth street betwt en- and p, suitable for
any light business The dwelling has three rooms.
Rent very low. LYME s BROTHER.