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EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS, YESTERDAY
William Sherwood, inspector of flour, hsb,
butter. and lard, Portsmouth /; Captain Y.
F. NJ. spotswood, inspector OF flour, hsl'
butter, and lard, Norfolk; B. F. Fifer, In
snectnr of flour for StauntOn.
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gps,ns. STATIONERY, &C.

LADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL
n LAMP. Only 10c. A new edition. just pup
Another supply of the BEST POEMS by the best
authors beautifully printed and illustrated. Ioc'
each. n,p,
50o boxes of FINE INITIAL SOTE-PAPER-
ten different styles rScrIsu
n-asw 1918 Main street.
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CONVICT REcEIvED.-Jesse Triplett, con-
yicted in Alexandria county OF an attempt 10
shoot, and sentenced to two years lmprison,
ment in the State penitentiary, was received
at that institution yesterday.
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LADIES CoLoRED BoRDERED DuASDKERCHIEFs,
Row fashionable, can be had in great variety at
LEVY BROTHERS. They also have large stock OF
White Hemshtcbed Handkcrchiefs at So 10 IS per
dozen and call particular attention TO lot of wide
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 50 per dozen that
would be cheap at 81.
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A Young Lady kidnapped.

PHILADELPHIA, November ia young
lady, aged seventeen, named Annie Beaver,
has been kidnapped, and nothing is known
OF her whereabouts.
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PORTRAIT OF GOVERNOR MCDowELL.-A
very fine portrait of Governor James NC
Dowell, as he appeared when young man.
was sent to the State Library yesterday.
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Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
ALEXANDRIA, November T.-Tbe north
ern-bound passenger train on the Virginia
Midland road ras over and killed white
man named John Harrison between Burkes
and Fairfax stations this evening,
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BANK OF COMMERCE. !
CORNER MAIN AND THIRTEENTH sTREETs.5
plHIS BANK is PREPARED TO
| DRAW TINE or SIGHT DRAFTS on an
of the principal cities of Europe IN SUMS 10 s"i'
and at the lowest rates. c,,o
Il JOHN y. w l1LIAhS, SnshiSi.
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Probable Loss OF Richmond Vessel

Probable Loss of % Richmond sesse,'
IayERpooL, November 1.-THE British
brig Gerent, from Richmond for Rio Grande;
is @ az Antwerp, and will probably be total
I'm WrNorE.-The above announcement Is SO
r,aaare that it is difficult to comprehend.
The brig Gerert did sail hence early 10 sep
tember ann for Rio Grande with cargo OF nonr,
hnt what she Is doing at Antwerp, Or wnat
is the cause OF her probable total loss, must
be left to future Developments
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NAVAL.

FORT MONROE. November 1.-THE United
States steamer Powhatan, Captain Janett,
from New Orleans, arrived in the Roads this
evening. All well.
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E. SPENCE & Son,

OYERCoATs. E. B. SPENCE & Son.
UNDERWEAR. E. B. SPENCE & Son.
BUSINESS SUITS. +. B. SPENCE & son.
PEMBROKE SHIRTS. +. 3 SPENCE & Son.
DOLLAR SHIRTS. E. B. SPENCE & son.
UMBR ELIAS. E. b. SPENCE Il Son.
NECKTIES. E. B. SPENCE & SoN. NECKTIEs
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Judqe
Robert u. Hughes presidiag.-In the matter
of Robert Beale, bankrupt. The sheriff of
Westmorelaud county was summoned to ap.
pear before the court on the 9th instant to
show cause why he should not be attached
for not obeyng the order of this court en-
tered OH the Goth September last requiring
him to bring the proceeds of the sale Of the
hankrupts property into this court for dis
tributiOn.
In the matter Of William Z. Swift, bank
rupt. The petition Of Buckner & Goodwin
was dismissed at their cost, with leave, how
ever. to the petitioners to file bill in
chaucery and Henry S. Morton was ap-
pointed Il special commissioner to take an
account Of the liens secured by certain
deed Of trust from one Edmund Swift to
the bankrupt.
In the matter Of William Tabb, bankrupt.
Fl. W. Daingerfeld was ordered to show
cause on the 9th day of this month why
he should not be attached for failing to file
the original note of the bankrupt to Hart Il
Hayes with the papers in this cause, as re-
Quired by order of this court.
IN the matter Of L. a. Blanton, bankrupt.
The assignee was directed to pay +. L.
George & Co. S260.S1, with interest and
costs, with the proviso that should it here
after appear that on the day the execution
of the said Z. 7. George & Co. was levied
the said bankrupt did not have sufficient
estate over and above the amount of the said
execution. then said amount is to be repaid.
Edmund T. Thornton, of Caroline county,
was discharged in bankruptcy.
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I have analyzed the Whiskey known under the
rand OF g" B SELECT" controlled BY MeSsrs. WAL.
TER ID. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. j. B. McCAw, NJ. d.,
Z. Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
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PREACHING To-NIGHT.-Rev. J. IL. BARD
will preach at the tabernacle OF the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church, Church Hill, at u
O'Clock this evening.
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DiQaDnearpsa.

NEW YORK, November H. Fourteen
thousand dollars and the secretary Of the
Oriental Insurance Company, of Jersey City
have iSaDDeared.
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RICHMOND. VA, WEDNESDAY MORNING,

MoRTuARY REpoRr.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, November IA, 1874, compiled from sex
tons returns received at the office of the
Board of Health:
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TVACUATION OF RICHMOND.

j. :,
rt1u FAILING FLAG: EVACUATION OF RICH
MoNp, RETREAT, AND SURF RESDEa M Ia AT Sn.rS arrS-
MsTToX. BY an officer OF the hear-ouaru'
uofnEN fT,fs; WITH THE CORDS. By the author of
"ShtIoh." 50. ;, Hare
WALKS IN ROME. Ry Augustus sa nn .. - iiaie'
w lrNnFRiNGS r2It IN SPAIN. BY A.J. O. hare; & 20.
TTHEHONEYMOOS NJ REMEMBRANCE OF T c6..,i, nmi,
DIAL TOUR THROUGH sCoILAASSp' "A % s'e
" with new supplies Of ..
MEMORIALS 9FA9gihrr az ik3r1iMs LiFE sg 81 ha, aMaS9 G
It S9GNERVILLE. 50 90. ,orp
MEMOIR AND LETTERS OF SARA CoLE-
nd1s nIsGE' sSo"Wi "WiooDHOUsE & PARHAM.
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ONE OF DER MOST ESTIMABLE CITIZENS may be
thankful for the Introduction Of DR.. BULLS Cough
Syrup, for It's timely use has saved his LIE.
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OWNERS HAVING SOLD THE LoT OF,
I nccnned by us as lumber-yard, we VIII Is SsIl
terms e,Ts io9ea op Of g scaST
PEE, PEE, EnIs.rS: "a. I'D, and Ga BOARDS;
FISSu5iR FELISSue5iRISG, MISUNDERSTANDING, shih'
GILES, POSTS, &C. r.,,rs cuNN a SON.
,o.,w Anss Richmond, Va
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JUST ARRIy ED, and will he for sale for few days
only Il large lol Of German canary birds, from one
Of the largest importing houses in New York.
JOHN MCCORMICK, Auctoneer,
1900 Main street, under St Charles.
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HANDSOME CALIFogNIA PEARS, for presents, al
ANTONIS, Main street.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
RICHMOND, October 16, 1874.
NNHIS BANK WILLaSSUE BILLS On
England, Ireland, and SEQ tland, payanIe Oh
rencv renrau0' :" W. 4. QUARLES,
oc 17-1m S
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THE ONLY COMPLETE STOCK OF RIBBONS In this
city isat LEVY BROTHERS. They Low have stock
Of eight hundred pieces.
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LEMON cocoASUT, made fresh every day, at An
TOMS, Main street.
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MALAGA GRAPES, new figs, new dates, neV
ralsnS, at ANToNI'S.
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LADIES, you should remember ANToSI's restau
rant In your shopping-Nlain street.
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GOOD BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS can now be
had at LEVY BROTHERS,. They show stock that
cannot be surpassed In quality and at lower prices
than Others are willing 10 sell at
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In the county Of Henrico is, at common law
and by statute, repeated in each county Of
the State into which the thief may go. This
Is as TO piece. The crime Of embezzlement
is analogous as to time. Each renewal OF q
note under which an embezzlement was COM
mitted by bank officer is repetition of the
act Of cmbezztemcut.
The evidence having been concluded the
argument will be commenced to-day. Each
side will be allowed four hours time. Judge
Lowe and District Attorney L. l.. Lewis
will speak on behalf Of the prosecution, and
Captain John Lyon and Ex-Governor Il. n.
Wells for the defence. Judge Lowe will
open the case at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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BLACK VELVET RIBBONS can now be had at
LEVY BROTHERS; at q reduction Of twenty-fv
per cent.
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OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, coffee, chocolate
&C., at ANToNI'S restaurant
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LADIES, If you want good eating 60 to ASToSI'S
restaurant, Main street
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Ssoamor Suuk and loss of Life.

New ORLEANS, November 1.-THE steamer
Empire, from the lower coast, overloaded
with sugar and molasses, sunk at her wharf,
at the foot of Cont street, this morning. IL
is reported that thirty or forty lives were
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FURNITURE, CARPETS, LOOk-M
JNG-GLAsSES. A full line OF the above E&sa
FOODS OF every description On hand. paruSss -
ne before purchasing. Goods viii De soId II re-
,ni,eI. by weekly or monthly instaiments as cnssp
as they can be bought from any hoass IN uie eiss
snr casb roWu Please note The address 80 ~
iof ea'ii -1'- W" : WILLIAs DaFFRON,
.,ooaro 1888 Main street.
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FURNITURE.


TO THE PUBLIC G.
respectfully call attention to my well assorted
stock Of fine and low priced
FURNITURE
Of home and western maHnfacture-Viz.:
PARLOR SUITS. in terry reps, or halr-cloth,
from .....''''Foo W
Stained and painted Cottage Suits...... 70 10 2U
Marbe-slDb Cottage su1ts............. 10 10 ~
Handsome Walnut Cottage suit $500. % 70 3U9
Walnut and Oak ExtepSiOn-rsbles. 10 TO 81
OFFICE and LIBRARY FURNITURE always
" / also keep on hand large assortment Of the
CHAIRS, TABLES. BEDSTEADS,
BUREAUS, WAsHSTANDS.
LOOKIhG-GLASoES.M MATTRESSES,
HOLSTERS. PILLOWS, LOUNGES,
SOFAS, CRIBS, LE tDLES,
TRUNDLE-BEDSTEADS &C.
OnDERs respectfully solicited, and prompt at-
tention and satisfaction given, by
Warerooms, Nos. 20. Governor sirees anu l2o1
Franklin street-cabinet-rooms adjoining.
No 81 Paw
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LOST, sTRAYED, DC.
NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.

STATE REVENUE OFFICE,l
No IL ELEVENTH sTHKET, nov. IL, 1874.
cTATE TAXES FOR 1Sl4.-The bills are
= NOW re ,dy M Ibis Office and all not paid on or
before the 3Oth Instant wilt, required by law re
handed over to the sheriff. With i've per cent adds q.
WILLIAM P. RAGLASD,
no 1919 iwtSoy3O Assistant City Treasurer.
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TURNTTURE.-I bave now on hand a

,be largest and the most stylish, and oeot EfSA
sfork of FtJRNITURE that have ever offered 1Tl
to the puolic- Of which has Just oeen sner,.
ape ap a. IN tbe auction business, viii furnish new
Walnut suits from ten TO fifteen per cent less taan
they generally sell for lsecond-handl st aus1On lH
nrices. E.GATHkIGHT, No. 10 Governor s.ree-
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TAMES E. BRAGG, POI corner Sc. n
81 cond and Broad streets, has now Oh hand FH@
of paKLOR, CHAMBER, and DiSlNG-hOoM
FIJRNITUKE Chamber Suits from $40 70 s3ous
Parlor Suits from $50 to $500. These goods la am
otfarjne at reduced prices lower than ever. Cane
and Wood-Seat Chairs i speciality. Shuck ana HAIR
Mattresses always on hand and made 10 oraer nd ~
any tlme. Requiring, aud chairs cahe-sesseeo: e ao
furniture hacked for shipment. oc So-on
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FOB PRINTING.
your orders for prinssss sas ,s % have sss
prorsp,iy, neatly, and ehsapiy executed y Ao
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D. GATEWOOD, 3l9 BRoADn
u {. STREET, between Third and Fourth. In
In addition to my large stock l am daily ygTT
nnrchased for cash at the best factories East
apmd West. This enables me 10 compete WIN
any houce this side OF New YORK as aegaro'
nd
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ReRuElr pracuuOnerS.
COMPARATIVE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
- Week ending ---
Nov. 16, Nov. Is, Nov. z, Nov. IA,
1872. 1873. 1874. 1874.
w. c. ". c. ". G. ". G..
Total Deaths. 10 10 IL 30 Il 10 10
Still born...... 0 0 0 8 2 S o 2
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TOR RENT, DWELLING No. 600 Ms
4 Fourth street, between Leighand Jackson; Eal
new, very convenient. and In excellent order.
apply "n the premises from % A. III. 10 3 z. NJ. 4
Lo 1861
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.rr CLCpE ID.

~ BROOKS TRIAL.
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TOR RENT, the BRICK DWELL G.sI
II ING-1OUSE, No. 27ll, on Rroad be- III
tween Twenty and Tweniy-eighth str. ets,
at present occupied by l.. }. Grant, hsq Posses
sion given at once. Apply to
L.R. SPlLMAN, 1
Stearns's Block, opposite the post-ofice.
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his personal connection with the question.
Bismarck is but a representative man.
He merely embodes and exemplifes the
spirit of tie world with it's lying profess
sions of lberality and its actual bitterness
ofintolerance. Where is there stronger
professed advocate of free thought than
Bismarck, or greater nominal cham
pion of religious liberty Why, it is in
the very name of civil and religious liberty
that he tramples upon the Church of Christ.
That is the real liberty of the world-lib-
erty for everything but the truth.
Now the spirit Of the world exists every
where. 1t is as strong in America as
in Europe. Just at this time there is q
truce here in the everlasting war between
truth and error, and boastful as the coun-
try is of its freedom and fair play, it hardly
knows how to commence prescribing the
Catholic press. But the same public SEN
timent which exhibits no emotion at the
now being waged in Germany
and Switzerland, and which seems by it's
silence to applaud the suppression of Ca
;ho!ic press in Europe, would rejoice at the
of the same proscriptive
policy in this country.
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A Free Press.

Our readers all know by this time that
the Uniuers-the leading Catholic organ of
France-has been silenced by decree of
the government, the sentence to be in
force for two months. The Univers has
been bold and outspoken in it's attacks
upon the recent Prussian policy of per-
scouting Catholics. But its boldness is
not it's worst offense it is also exceedingly
caustic and able. Bismarck in far off
Berlin, backed and surrounded by q mil
lion and half of soldiers, domineering
over an Emperor, ruling an empire with
a rod of iron and haughtily snubbipg the
mightiest of its subjects as though they
were children-Bismarck winces and
writhes beneath the lash of a simple Jour-
nalst. Truth is stronger than royal po-
wer. Its noiseless lance finds an opening
in any armor. The despot who struts his
brief hour on the stage of human affairs,
no matter how great his genius, how mag
ni6cent his 1ndings or low merciess his
cruelty, always betrays the pettiness which
is Inherent in tyranny, and that pettiness
is the vulnerable side which cannot resist
attack.
At any rate Bismarck is furious He is
unaccustomed to remembrance, let alone
resistance and defiance. The press of his
own country is muzzled and shorn of all
independence, and he finds it intolerable
that even in neighboring country a free
dom should exist which he will not permit
at homo. Not satisfied with the despotic
suppression of free utterance within the
limits of his own realm, he seeks to effect
the came ends even where be has no con-
troll and to rule by indirect influence
where direct power is wanting to him.
And 80 the CnirerS is sileuced.
But Bismarck is not the only tyrant, nor
do we limit our reflections in this matter to
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ExRR0IsEs FOR LEFT.

Church Of the Immaculate Conception (Jesuits'.
Sermons will be preached at High Mass OIL
Sundays and also on Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings ut o'clock. There will be
French sermons Mt the o'clock Mass Sun
days, and also ON Wednesday and Friday
evenings at : O'Clock. On Mondays at :
O'Clock J. M, the Stations of the Way of the
Cross. After the evening sermons there will
be Benediotion of the Blessed Sacrament.
st. Patrick's Church.-Ash Wednesday, the
blessing of the Ashes and its distribution will
preceds the Mass which will begin ut 8 A. NJ.
Sermon and Benedction of the Most Holy Sa-
crament every Sunday and Tuesday, ut p NJ.
Fridays, at Up. NJ, Way of the Cross, followed
by the Benediction of the Cross.
ST. Theresa's.-Sermon and Benedicton every
Sunday and Wednesday, at p. NJ. Friday,
Way of the Cross at +. NJ. Every Sunday, at
3 p. NJ, there will be an Instruction followed
by Benediction, for children.
Church of st. john the BGptist.-On Sunday
mornings, at High Mass Sermon and on
Sunday evenings, at 3! o'clock, Sermon fol-
lowed by Benediction of the Most Holy Sa-
crament. On Tuesday evenings, at ~ o'clock,
Sermon; followed by Benediotion of the Most
Holy Sacrament. On Friday evenings, Mt u
o'clock, the Stations of tho Cross
st. MchdePs Church.-Sermon and Benedic-
tion Sundays and Wednesdays at +. NJ. Way
of the Cross, Fridays Mt the Same hour.
st. Hcnrys Church, Sirth Disrict-Gcrnan
instructions every Sunday and Wednesday eve
ming at +. NJ by Rev. Father Wigilikowski
On Sundays at 10 A. NJ, instructions by the
pastor, Rev. J. Bogaerts. Way of the Cross
every Friday ut p NJ. Benediction at each
evening survice.
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position now to judge whether he has gone
too far, but we shall be very, slow to be-
ieve it.
st. Patrick's Fair. :

The Fair for the benefit of st. Patrick's
church closed on Monday evening last, 9th
inst, after one of the most brilliant and sue
oessful appeals to the patronage of the people
ever known in our city. st. Patriok's is the
Oldest English Catholic church in Kew Orleans
around it gather many of the joyous memories
of youth with members of every congregation
in the city, and while some of the success OF
the entertainment may be ascribed to this feel.
ing great need of praise is due to Father
Allen and his accomplished lady assistants, for
the beautiful arrangement of the hall, and the
cordial reception and courteous entertainment
| of all visitors. Great credit is also due to the
worthy gentlemen and ladies who consented
to become candidates for the articles offered in
friendly contest; all seemed to work with
their whole energies, and persons were more
pleased with the success of the Fair than those
who, after an earnest strife for victory, found
themselves defeated
The hall was well filled every night, but par
ticularly on the last three evenings when it was
literally crowded. OF course the excitement
over the contests ran high, and the announce
ments of the results were received with shouts
of delight, yet the utmost good feeling pre-
vailed.
As o matter of interest to our readers we
give the following results of rafies and con-
tests: At the Sanctuary Table, No. SO won
the wax flowers; No. 352 won the blue vases
No. 342 won the white vases No. AZ won the
china tea set No. 1872 won the siver casters;
No. pol won the 500 in gold. Columbia No. S
won the fine horse, the total amount polled
being over $4,000. All lucky holders are re-
quested to call at once for their prizes at the
priests house.
At st. Alphonsus' Table the contest for the
gold watch between Mr.. Redmond and Mr..
Mullen, resulted in favor of the former, the
total vote being s1416; the cross and chain
was won by Miss Katie Gilmore, the total vote
being 1855 Is. The fortunate holder of ticket
No. AL, which won the gold watch, is requested
10 call on Mrs. P. Fitzgerald, No. 161 Felicity
Road corner of Religious street, and get the |
prize.
At st. Theresa's Table, the gold headed cane |
was won by Mr.. w. J. J. Armstrong.
At the Hibernia Table the magnificent punch |
bowl was won by Mr.. VIM. Conway. The horse |
and buggy fell to the lot of our popular young
friend, John McPhelin, Esq, tho total vote |
being $s054.
At st. Patrick's Table Mr.. John O'Neill won |
The gold watch and chain, over four Thousand
dollars being polled by the two candidates.
We have been requested to state that on
Monday morning next, 10th inst, at 9 O'Clock,
! solemn High Mass will be celebrated in st.
Patrick's church for the spiritual and temporal
welfare of the ladies who had charge of the
:ables during the Fair.