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CHURCH NOTES.
VERY INTERESTING SERVICES IN THE
CHURCHES SUNDAY -sUNDAY-scHeeL
MEETINGs-A NEW CHURCH IN coNTEM-
PLATIoN--BAPrIsMs, Ere, ETC. I.

The bright and beautiful weather on Sun.
day morning brought out nearly all Of the
church-goers, and as general thing the con.
gregations were large at all Of the city
churches.
Baptist Churches.
The Baptist churches on Sunday were all
we'll attended. and the services were Of the
usual interest. At the First church, at night,
Rev.J. L. Burrows, d. D., baptized four
persons. The pastor of this church is now
frequently employing the ertempore method
OF preaching, which appears to please his
congregation very much.
The annual meeting of the Second Baptist
church was held Sunday afternoon. From
the reports read we learn that the net gain
of members In 1873 was GO, making the pre-.
sent membership 476. The roll-strength of
the Sunday school is 352 scholars and Al
officers and teachers largest attendance du-
ring the year, 344 scholars; conversions. GO.
The contributions Of the members in 1873
for the support of public worship, the Sun
day school, and the poor were 3, ,046.15; for
home and foreign missions, education, church
buildings. and other Christian enterprises
outside of their own church, $40, 0,G90.23 or
total for all purposes Of $l6, 1868.
The Young Mems Missionary Society of
this church supported two missionaries In
Virginia, who baptized 81 converts, organ
lied new church aud new Sunday schools,
and erected house Of worship. They also
supported native missionary in China, who
baptized converts.
at the Leigh.Street Baptist church in the
morning the pastor preached an interesting
sermon on the subject Of g Woman's Work
in the Church and for the World" E.
At the Venable-Street chapel Rev. J. VIII.
liam Jones officiated in the morning, and
two persons came forward as inauirers. after
the sermon, and professed conversion before
leaving the house. At night, after the SER
mon by the pastor, two were received for
baptism. The congregation is growing so
large that it has been determined to enlarge
the chapel
In the other Baptist churches.the services
were about as usual.
Baptist Sunday-School Association
The large audience-room OF Grace-Stree
church was crowded to its utmost capacity
on Sunday afternoon at the monthly meeting
of this body. The gallaries were filled by
the Grace-Street Sunday school, and the
singing lied by Mr. William S. Pilcher) wa:
as fine as Is OF. en- heard.
In the absence of the president the meet
ing was presided over by the vice-presidenl
u. B. Watkins, ESQ
After prayer by Rev. q. G. Crews tht
various schools connected with the Assocla
tion reported as follows:
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1.-THE COMMERCIAL SKY OF RICHMOND BRIGHT
EEING"It is pleasant to learn that the enterprts-
Ing merchant ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr., tnow OF
the house of DAVENPORT q MonRIs,J who did 40
much for the foreign commerce OF Richmond be-
fore the war by his direct importation from China
and South America, is again Al the importing
trade Of tea from China, anJF hiss Just received n
large invoice Of different grades OF tea, some Of
which he says Is at the highest cost thst he has eyer
known paid, and the entire lot OF that particular
qaality remarkable for its strength and favor has
been taken by the old sablished tea-house or Wall
rEa d. BLAIR & Co.. which, for their regulations
sake, they have determined 70 retail without any
advance upon htir usual price for the best quality
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ANNUAL MEETING OF The EAST END BU1Ip-
,M0f VHD CoMPASY.-The second annual
.neu,ns .s OF this associ alton was held last
psuIhs. p"n.a ihe report submitted by the
,'Siu o' Directors shows that it is in very
n,ivu;lsnihs ,i,s condition Although compare
~, ,neis new (belnS only twenty months old),
'ne ltesen, value Of easeh uurcdecmed share
VI ~, M'af was ascertained to be Sas.4S.
ihs fdd Board of Directors were reelected.
~ q, 'otV"s-viz.: McssrS. John j. Wright.
n r. Il; h. ~. Naliord, A. r. Noodssn, William
~, r,a W l'sGr,s, W. j. Westwood, D. c. Rich.
'esoii, and J. l.. Taliaierro.
,,I, ' mcehng Of the Boszd subsequently
nr.' aU DIT. John j. Wright was reelected
inv mrs'uen'; aud Hessrs. DIR. Jshn w. Auder-
ro"' so'ici'or, aM William Il. Pleasan,s. sec.
'S'af!, were also reelected.
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HAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE CONVENTION
The delegates to the convention in behalf of
Hampden Sidney College will meet In the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation at u O'Clock this evening. DR.. Hoge
will deliver the address Of welcome.
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FISH IN THE EWATER-MAINs.--YeSt eSterday az
ternoon just before 8 O'Clock, while the hands
were letting out the mud and water from the
fire plug at the corner OF Thirteenth and
Main streets, silver perch about the size Of
those which the boys catch when fishing
from Mayo's bridge came out alive, and was
secured By a negro man. Several smaller
fish, perhaps half q dozen, also came ont,
and we're washed down the street by the
volume OF water. I. 81. .lt5
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AUCTTON SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHToN, II A. 81, for Charles Fu-
ker, at No. l416 Main street, The stock, tx
lures, furniture, and goodwill Of a first-class
restaurant.
W. GODDIN, for trustee, at ~ NJ, at his Office,
correr Bank and Eleventh streets, very valu-
able estate in Nottoway, called Inwood, COM
tanning 742 acres, with improvements.
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uChaoSD GRAys-ELEcrIox OF Nog.
,,n,.,nED m"ahissioSED OTs,CEKs.-The following
t lt.nu.ihen have been elected non-eommis.
:tIhea a; officers OF The Richmond Grays:
- sergeant, Samuel /. Smith; Second
J.%sh, J,a .. A. Hankins; Third Sergeant,
G;I ':aN uoaaard; Fourth Sergeant. William
ppiiDsoa; Filth Sergeant, e. C. Garrison !:
ra = atst Corporal, james Il. Gibbs; Second
a,0iESofa', , A. +. hodgers; Third Corpora.
rr,s.il r.. ~. sheil; Fourth Corporal, j. Fl. Goode
uteasufer, William Ira Smith; Secretary.
,nsn,y ,n.u l.: Rees; Representative on the Reei-
A"' ooafd' ). E. Laughton, Jr.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAy-Justice White
Peter Watkins (negro), guilty of stealing s.
from Sally Bradshaw, was sent to Jail tor
sixty days.
Charles Timberlske was fined 50 for dis
orderly conduct.
Sally Pegram (negro), guilty Of stealing
$50 worth Of wearing apparel, was sent to
Jail for six months.
John Puller, for an assault, was fined 80,
and Ned Richardson, for similar offence,
S2.50.
Charles Palmore, for drunkenness, was
fined 81, and Mamie Perkins, for drunken.
ness and disorderly conduct, So.
Ella Feney, guilty OF stealing $40 worth
of property, was sent to Jail for fifteen days.
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RETURNED TO THE SENATE CHAMBER
Elders fine oil-portrait of General r. e..
Lee has been taken from the State library,
and now adorns the Senate chamber. It's
present position, at the western end OF the
chamber, is much better than where it for
merly hung, and the painting now appears
to greater advantage.
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SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS, MoNDAY.-In
this court the following business was trans.
acted:
Wallace cs. Bowman. From the Circuit
Court of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Wing
field delivering the opinion.
Owen Us. Gusts and ais. From the Corpo.
ration Court of Norfolk. Affirmed, Judge
Barton delivering the opinion.
Jones's administrator rs. Crafford's admin
istrator. From the Circuit Court of the
county OF Warwick. Reversed, Judge
Wingtield delivering the opinion.
Giles Us. Wilson. From the Circuit Court
of the city of Richmond. Amended and
affirmed, Judge Mclaughlin delivering the
opinion.
Tutwiler ps. Leake ct ais. Partially ar
gued and continued until to-day.
carp cs. Booth. Remanded to docket Of
Supreme Court.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-Schiller Lodge,
No. 139, 1. o. o. F.. has elected the follow
ing officers: A. Jacob, n. e.; r. Schil-
ing, V. G.; A. Krezmarz, Secretary; f.
Emmenhauser, Treasurer; +. w. Thomas,
Chaplain. Trustees: F. Deusch, T. w.
Thomas, William Goeize. Appointed BY
the N. g.: A. Beutel, 4. s.; Ch. Bergheimer,
L. S.; NJ. Hanna, c.; r. Senf, W.; J. H.
Boschen, I. G j. Garlic, A. G.. Appointed
by the V. g.: G. Meyer, r. S.; j. Wittel,
L. S.; j. Bauer, K. S. s.; P. Boesing, L. s. S.
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CoIored sabbati,-school Union.
teachers and scholars:
Total ayerage................. 121 1,27:

Prayer was then offered by A. H. Cumber; !;
after which, the Union went into the elec-
tion of officers for the ensuing year, with
the following result: President, John G..
Baugh President, A. II. Cumber ;
Secretary, James II. Bowser; Assistant Sec
retary, III. n. Woodbridge; Treasurer,
Charles II. Osborne. The meeting was ad-
dressed by James 81. BoWser; after which, it
adjourned to meet in the First colored
Baptist church February 1st.
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tiTY SAVINGS BANK.--At the annual meet
,le OF The stockholders of the City Savings
halk, held last night, the following directors
were elected for the ensuing year: james II.
n,ardhcr, Thomas Branch, John K. ChiIdrey,
IGNn H: Davis, James ". Gibson, F. T.
!sDcli, William h. Watts, William G. Paine,
msoi 1T, &c l.. Christian, F. B. Addison, r. E..
,o!.hkcnshir, John Booker, f. w. Chamber
M!nc. W ID. y. Davis, +. S. Turpin, o. F..
~ cHiscr, William II. Palmer, j. w. Bever-
ieSe, John Endeis, John n. Gordon, A. Y.
,MChes, ,r!i,, John r. Triplett. II. G. Wortham,
"!ill'm i. Leake, {. f.: Wingo.
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AN INFORMAL MEETING OF THE DELEGATES
TO THE HAMpDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE CoNyEN-
r1og will be held In the hall Of the Young
Mems Christian Association this afternoon
at 5 o'clock. The regular meeting will take
place at the same hall ut "a O'clock.
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4 CHANGE OF NAar.--By an order OF the,
Circuit Court OF the city of Richmond
fJudge WeIiford} the name OF the Richmond
Architectural Iron Nv ork5 and Steve Com;
nany has been changed 20 that Of /" The
Richmond Stove Company = III
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UNxAnABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
R1cHMoND Posr.oFFIcE JANUARY -, 1874:
Miss Ida D. Andrews, Tolersyiife, Chesa-
peake aud Ohio railroad, Louisa county, w.;
Miss Maggie B. Bates, care Hugh Bates; Ser
geant e. a. Chalkley, Richmond, Ya.; Mrs.
4. E. Grenshaw, Ia Sale post office, La Sale,
III; Miss Mary Eckles, care B. s. Eckles,
Petersburg, Va; d. Smith Webb; one, lille
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Cry CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge Shacke!ford.
In tie case of Bartlett & Robins Us. Strong
Messrs. Ould 81 Darlington filed petition
claiming the property attached by the plain.
tifis, and the court decided their claim should
take precedence over that of the attaching
creditors. .
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PARpos RErusgD.--The Governor has re-
fused to pardon r. N. Glasscock, who was
sent to the penftentiary from Fauquier last
April TO remain two years, but has commuted
his sentence 10 one year in the county jail. 81
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HAMBURG EpGIsGs AND lNsERTrSGs.-LGyY
BROTHERS have made large additions to their
stock OF these goods, and now show an assortment
worthy the attention of purchasers. They offer
some special Inducements, and call particular at
tention to the edgings and innertiogs at 12k, IS,
20, and 25c. per yard worth almost double the
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Now IS THE TINE 10 PURCHASE YOUR Irish
BRoTnERs have full supply of
Ill qualities, to witch they call attention. They
also offer great bargains In table-cioths towels,
nankns and Gd1 Hes n 53,si X
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MEETING OF rnE DErosiroRs orTm DOLLAR
sAv1sss BAsK.-.An adjourned meeting Or
the depositors of the Dollar Savings Bank
was held last night in the Hustings Court
roonl-Air. Charles I. Norris in the chair.
The report OF the committee appointed at
the previous meeting OF the depositors,
which committee was invested with pienary
powers, was read and adopted The report
requested the appointment oil. Nathaniel Au-
gust, Esq. OF Ashland, as an expert to eS.
anime and adjust the books and accounts of
the bank. The committee also presented q
series of resolutions, one Of which provides
that the trustees Of the bank shall be waited
upon by the committee to obtain their con-
currence in the resolutions adopted by the.
depositors. n.
The gentleman selected by the depositors
as expert is well and fayoIahiy known in
this city as thoroughly competent account
ant, and will doubtless discharge the duties
entrusted to him by the depositors With en-.
tire satisfaction to NIL parties Interested.
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The next meeting will be held at Man
chester Methodist church on the second
Sunday in February.
other Churches.
At the Monumental church, in the morn
ing, Rev. DR.. Stringfcllow preached. The
pastor read the service.
at the Third Presbyterian church the
pastor preached morning and evening. In
the morning four persons were received by
confession and five by certificate.
Rev. a. E. Dickinson, of this city, preach
ed at Sandy River Baptist church, Prince
Edward county, Va, on Sunday, and raised
$500 for the memorial fund in addition 10
$1,000 previously subscribed by that church.
+. Colored Sabbath-SchoOl Union.
The regular meeting of the Sabbath-School
Union was held on Sunday last in the Ebe-
nezer church-Vice.Pr President Hines in the
chair. The meeting was opened by singing
"Nearer to Thee" The nineteenth chapter
of Psalms was then read by j. w. Patterson,
and prayer offered by Charles Mcdaniel.
Reports of the several schools were read,
showing the following average attendance OF
teachers and scholars.
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HUsTINGs CcURT.-This court was not in
session yesterday, owing to the sickness of
Judge Guigop.
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"a SHOULD YoU NEED LADIES, DhKssGooDs, CALI
AT Levy BROTHERS, and taks look nc shsir
low cost. Now IS the time for bargains in dress
goo .s. - stF 1s -
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ENGLISH HALF-HosE, only four dollars per
dozen, FOR sale by e. B. sPRScE & soN. S;
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TIE BRoAD-STREET QUESTION. meet
ing of the /" Executive Committee of the
Broad-Street Association, held yesterday
morning at 10 O'Clock, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas the City Attorney, Mr.. l.. r. Page,
has given an opinion adverse to the city in
regard to the occupation and use of Broad
street by the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, and is
therefore disqualified from defending the in.
terests of the city in the matter now pending
in the courts:
Resolred, That in the opinion OF this
committee it bebooves the City Council to
employ counsel who will represent the said
interests and yindicate the authority of the
Council to abate grieyous and intolerabie
nuisance.
Resolved, That copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be communicated
to the Council by the secretary of this COM
mittee.
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BUx Your CoTToN GOODS NOVA further ai-
vance In sheetngs and shirtings Is daily looked for
Levy BROTHERS win continue 70 sell New York
Mills and Wsnasutta 1t &c. per yard for FEW days
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CIGAR SMOKERS, try ScKAAr,s fve-eent Excel
sior and ten-cens Premium clear Havana cigars, AZ
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PEaBRokE VMrx DREss-sHmTs for sale by z.
3. SPENCE 6 Son. 81
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HEAVY MERTNo uNDERsHlRrs. only one doIlac
each, for sale by K. q. SPENCE q EoN. #
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Tnx LATEST srYIE EoFP1cTuREfs THE BEAurI.l
ruI xSAaxrxxp-stt the I. LxEn HALLEgx. slsss
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NFFlCE OF THE SOUTHERN LITHc.
GRAPHIC COMPANY,

NFFlCE OF THE SUUIHEhN LIAuO
" GRAPHIC COMPANY,
corner of Eleventh and Cary Streets
VIC. EARRING TON, President.
GEORGE W. MAYO, superintendent.
TIE SouruERy LIruoGRAPHIC COMPANY
would call the attention of their patrons ana the
public to their removal to the above Mnefe
Cerfiacsies OF Stock. Diplomas, Policies; Note,
Letter, und Bill Headings; Maps, Plans. Autograph
and Circular Letters business and SHOW Carus,
Tohacco and Fancy Labels, &C., In neat, workman-
Ike sryle, ut low figures, guaranteeing 20 asnyef
good and satisfactory work. Qe 1o-!M
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E.OR SALE, LEASE, Or RENT, sixty
n horsepower Stationary Engine and eighty,
Saw complete; thirty-six feet Of Shatung, Pnlleys
Belting, Lath Saw-1able, &c, sufficient TO run all
kinds Of woodworking machinery; also, ample
ut the intersection of Porter street and the Rich-
mond and DanvIlle railroad, Manchester. For fur
ther. particulars apply to WILLIAM II. BRAN
DER, JR. Manchester, Va. IN 7-2v"
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
TOR SALE! For SaLE!

100000 BRICKS, fl lots to suitpurchasers, e
terms On account OF U change in Wlsi.
ness. will offer for sale so 900 STOCK. 900.
PAVING, $4,000 MERUHANrABLF. lpqulrc
at first yar,l In Rocket
ia 13-4t* WILLIAM ~. LtDLt1.
VALUABLE, FULLY EQUIPPED, UN-
VERY NEAR THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
TO EXCHANGE FOR LOW-PRICkDM MINERAL
AND AGRICULTURAL. LANDS. OK WORh-
TIONS.-Plantation working we'll; planted With
cane; needs no repairs, and can be operated very
economically with good basis for profit. Owned In
New York. Principals only giving full particu-
lars) address - n L. g. SPILSBURY.
Mining Engineer. Box 1926 post-off!ce.
IN S-eod9t 'f..7e73-.1 New York ciry.
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oyEncokTs, TA1aAs. AND CARES for sale low
BY Z. B. SPENcR s. SoE. - -
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THE NAME RAHDFA1fRdTr rIIx g Lxx aHLEgx
Sufficient guarantee that an WORK done hY ns wGI
be strictly good. t s3
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GiEINE-THREAD.-My seA1Es.

- cnud supply Of Seine Thread !; = p
has arrived. recommend the came TO all fisher.
men and dealers In Seine thread as the best ano
finest ever imported. call from all those IN wan.
Is solicited, and satisfaction In price ano GuatS
Guaranteed, Patent aud Soft Selne-T wine, Seine
Lines, Seine-Corks, Corkwood, Ropes, Cotton
Yarns. for sale cheaper than ever.
l.. LICHTEkSTEIN,
Importer Of Seine-Thread,
ia3 1705 and 1907 franklin street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FPIscoPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
NEAR ALExANDaIA.

The thrtieth annual session. with The largest az
tendance since the war, is now In progress.
Easter term begins February 9th, 1874.
Catalogues sent on application to the principal.
L. NJ. OXFORD, II. A..
ia l3-cod Alexandria. Va.
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FuRs VERY CHEAP at p. P.wMB1eER & Co.'s.
HATS OF ALL THE LATE STYLES for sale a, p
WEIsIGER & Co.'s. 1901 Main street rs;
P.Wrrs1GrR q CO.. 1901 Main strcst, are selling
great bargains In furs. ,s 5
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EEYY BRorHERs o6er extra frdlcsEeHts Id s,lo
prices Of carpets Il xill psygon 70 axsalne thesr
stock, as money can Be sased by sG dcink
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The elsirpaap, as q member Of the Com
mittee on the Improvement Of james River
announced when that committee was called
that u was probable that the rcason Xhy
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o, states Senntorship-TR'rce ses-
..,. oe fne Conservative Caucus
..,,,-eist.t Ballots Yestcriay-No
~.,,,irtaii0r.
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FNHERE ARE A FEW VACANCIES in
l. Mrs. RALEIGH GuLSTOG'S INFANT
SCHOOL, corner of Grace and Eighth streets.
THE NIGHT SCHOOL AT CATHE.
Il DRAL HALL, on Marshall street between
Ninth and Tenth. for all persons unable 70 attend
the day schools, mas commenced It's second session.
For particulars apply ut the hall at ~ O'Clock
JUAN A. PIZZIEI, A. b..
ja19-6ts Principal.
HOLLINs INSTITUTE Pupils pro-
IL posing to enter this Institute for the second
term of the current session should be present OF
the 10th OF February. A few only eau be admit.
ted: PREVIOUS application fshnnH, therefore, be
made. CHARLES l.. COCkF. 50.
ta12-3t B,.r:Uurt Springs, Va.
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The bright and beautiful weather on Sun
day morning brought out nearly all of the
church-goers, and as general thing the con-
gregations were large at oil Of the city
cturches
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The propretors, Messrs. Hosteticr & Smith,
Pittsburgh, Pa, On receipt of a two cent
stamp, will forward a copy by mail to any
person who cannot procure one in his neigh
borhood. 9l-it