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MANCHEsTER. NEWS.

81 CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Meade Memorial
church. In the absence Of Bishop Whittle,
Rev. Robert Gibson, assistant at st. James's
church, Richmond, preached. No services
at night. S;ctsSSS;;l. Z .tt.l
Sabbath school at Belle Island at n II.
was largely attended. yses,s$a .f3
MISSION NARY MEETING. The regular month.
|iy meeting Of the ,Yoang Mems Missionary
Society was held AT the Baptist church at 81
O'Clock Sunday eyening-R. II. Beaziey,
ESQ, president pro tem., and John p.
Brooks, Esq, secretary. KS;
The proceedings opened with the usual
devotional exercises; after which the report
of the treasurer was adopted and other rou-
tine business transacted.
Interesting addresses were delivered by
the Chairman and Master Robert u. Tray.
The following officers were elected forthe
ensuing year: A. q Harding, president ;
sAustin ID. ADderson, vice e-president;; Bena-
min A.. Malone, secretary and D.sB. VIII.
free, Jr., treasurer.
The Society donated go for the needy Of
the Baptist church and Sabbath school.
Mr. b. 81. Beazley and Master Eddie
ChiIes were selected 10 deliver addresses at
the next meeting OF the Society.
The exercises were enliyened by excellent
singing By the Baptist Sabbath school, led
by 1ir. "A. G. Harding. Y &
s. ProPLgs MKsTIse. The people Of Man
chester. REGARDLESS Of party are invited by
the President OF The Board OF Trustees TO
meet in council tonight Ct q O'clock 20 con-
slider the new town ehnrter previous 20 hs
being submitted to The Iessaf stature, snditts
expected that the attendance Will be fArHes
ii copy Of the cbsrter can be seen at tbs
Office or she town auditor, where 10 sssopen
for the inspection Of the public. &, 8
s MEErIsa PosIPosEp.- In onseqnsncs pG
the peoples neet ting, The electto OF of4eefs,,
debate, &c, Of the jefferson Literary Society,
is postponed to Phursday night at d O'Clock
CouaTY sgrEayIsoRs.- The Board pc
County; Supervisors were Id session yester.
Esday at the county court house, J0hn MuF-
phy. Esq, presiding. The session Wasoeesi-
pied Id examining the tf6asarer's accounts
and in auditing claims against the county.
PaasosAL..-J. Wesley Harding and g. q.
B. Meredith, citizens, ara both quite ~ sat
/ this time. ssisg. Is
Az yEv I.nERARE Eoc1ErY. nnnsber sof
Young ladies' ale about TO organize IN Asso.
eiation to aid tha Jeffersonians In the aprfsaa
lof knoRlsdge I'M cur tosst. ass 1
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THE GREAT SOUTH
PROPOSALS.
BRooKLAND TowNsAIP,l

BRooKLAND TowNsHIP,l
HENR1co COUNTY, January 10, 1874. s
ITO DIRT CONTRACTORS Wanted,
Mds for making road from about eighty yards
from Dash Corner to the new bridge on Meadow,
bridge road (crossing Bacons Quarter branch said
road to be feet wider than the 61dEe ana OF tne
Bids for said Work viii be received by the Town
1874. .lszh Z, -. u
credit OF twelve months will be required for said
work also bond and security VIII have to be given
for the faithful performance OF said work.
The Board reserves the right to reject my or al
bids. BY order OF the Board Of the Township OF
Rrookland, 4 GEORGE w. SWAN,
ia 2O-3t Township Clerk.
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|nhlllpl,d 4Ispatf1ItaI. h
Id- THE CALCULATIONS OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
EEwsPAPERs oFTHE CITY. t.s.ss
TUESDAY: Z. JANUARY, 20, 1874.
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIEF OF THE PooR.--At,a q meeting Of the
Supply Committee for Relief Of the Poor
the following number OF cases were report.
ed as returned during the week ending Jan.
uary II: White heads Of families 21g. nun
bering T78 persons !; coIored heads of ami
lies 255, numbering s92 persons. Total
number of rations issued during the week,
2,251; total number of loads of coal issued
during the week, 35 total number Of loads
of wood issued during the week, 40.
One of the visitors reported large mum.
Der of very distressing and deserving cases
and an almost universal appeal for work on
the part of applicants. The. fortitude and
patience exhibited by some poor females is
surprising and worthy of commentator.
AS some misunderstanding exists as to
the limits of the districts, and as some addi.
tional boxes have been put up, we append q
list as follows:
First District.-All west Of Madison street
box, Forstman's drug store, Pine and Main
streets.
Second Decentralization to First street |;
eox, Saunders's drug store, Brookavenue and
Marshall street.
Third District First to Fifth street boxes
at Robins's drug store, Second between
Clay and Leigh streets; Thomas's drug
store, Broad between Second aud Third
streets; Fisher s. Conrad's drug store,
Second and Canal streets.
Fourth District.-Fifth to Ninth street :
box at DR.. Garnett's drug store, Seventh
and Broad streets.
Fifth District.-Ninth to Fourteenth
street; box at Woods drug store, Ninth and
Main streets. -
SirM District. t.-Fourteenth to Seventeenth
street; box at Duval's drug store, Frank
lin between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets Richardson's drug store, Seven
teenth and Venable streets.
Seoenh District.-Seventeenth to TWEEN
tieth street; box at Childrey's drug store
Main and Eighteenth streets.
Efqhh District-Twentieth to Twenty
fifth; box at Thomas's drug store, Main ant
Twenty-frst streets.
Ninth Dishict.-TWenty-fifth to Thir
sieth; box at Morrison's drug store, Tween
ty-fifth and Broad streets. 49,.
Tenth District Thirtieth to Nicholson t.
line of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad boz
at Farrar's drug store, Nicholson and Les
ter streets.
Eleventh. District. tx Chesapeake and Ohit
railroad line to corporation line to Thirty
first street; box at W. j. Cussens's, $50
Williamsburg avenue. 80,
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The M1NsTRELs.-The crowd at Virginia
Hall last night was immense, and the per.
formanee of Callender's Georgia Minstrels
(the genuine darkies) was very acceptable.
The jokes, strange to say, were new, and the
singing and plantation scenes excellent; in.
deed the entire performance was very cred
table and quite enjoyable, although 1t was
not as refined as it might have been. ii
The performance concluded with o planta
| ton festival, which was very amusing. The
best order prevailed, and the performance
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PERsoNAL.-General Jubal A. Early W;

PERsoNAL.-General Jubal A. Early was
ir the city yesterday.
Mr. T.. NJ. Hawkins, for ten years con-
ductor on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road, and for several months passenger and
ticket agent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, has been appointed to take charge OF
the hotel at Clover Depot.
Colonel James Mcdonald, Secretary of the
Commonwealth, has recovered sufficiently
from his recent indisposition to resume the
discharge of bis duties at the capitol.
David C. Richardson, Esq, clerk of the
Police Court is detained from the perform
ance of his duties by indisposition.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY ISsTuUTE.-The Board
of Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute
will bold their semfannual meeting In this
city on the 21st instant. The examination
of the different classes has been concluded
and q report IS to be made 10 the Governor
of the progress mades Z. + ~
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DEATH OF. FORMER REsIDENT.-On Sun.
day night, just after o'clock, Mr.. John W.
Lee, former resident Of this city, while
crossing bridge on the line Of the Rich.
mond and Danyille railroad, one mile from
News ferry. fell distance Of fifty feet and
broke his neck. He was formerly OF the
firm Of Lee & HardgroYe, and was'a magls-
trate or the city for six or seven years. de
was sixtyeeven years old, and leaves fam
lily In the city. ..sas -.s.:t. ~ - ..-.t.- 1
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/. GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTMAs OF Ym-
dNIA.-This grand body, s. Trayers Phillips
grand chancellor, will meet in Pythian Hall
this evening at O'Clock. There is proba-
bility that several visiting lodges may De IN
the city, in which event it Is expected that
there will be grand parade.
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The Buffalo Courier says Of the January No. of
SCRIBNER's MONTHLY: SIT may fairly be
said to hare touched the highaoater mark in mag
azine literature"
The FEBRUARY No., which will be found equally
Interesting and valuable, with even better uiustra-
tions, Is now ready.
1t opens with an ILLUSTRATED POEM, a lore
story zoe kno,o not ho,o many thousand gears old
followed by an article on BERANGER, by AL
BERT RHODES, also illustrated.
There Is another of STEDMAN'S PAPERS on
the POETS, HOOD, ARNOLD, and PROCTER;
and charming paper entitled ENGLISH SUN.
DAYS AND LONDON CHURCHES, by E. S. Ma.
DAL. -...-.-...-...-.--
There are chapters of TWO SERIAL STORIES,
SHORTER STORIES, POEMS, ESSAYS, and
REVIEWS which win be found Of the greatest
value. Among these A REPLY to DR.. BLAU.
WELT, by Rev. DR.. ATWATER, of Princeton,
and m able REVIEW of STRAUSS, in the edito
rial columns The series of ILLUSTRATED PA
PERS now in progress In this Magazine, descrip
tive of the Immense and fertile region Of our cOun
try known as
THE GREAT SOUTH"
is attracting the greatest attention at home ant
abroad 1t is hoped that 1t may bring to these vas
fields Of Agricultural and Mineral wealth a tide of
capital and population that will help to solve th'
problem Of its future. ...., f ii
We bespeak for these papers prepared with thu
utmost care and the greatest cost careful read
Ing by our own countrymen. 49, sr...F. -. ii
The February No. gives us more Z. .sr-,fs 40.
GLIMPSEs OF TEXAS.
These papers were begun in November, and viii
! be continued through the present year. The Jul.
No., containing the Introductory paper Of the SO
res will be sent free to all subscribers for 1874
Price, a year. sCRIBNEk g CO.,
| Ia Colt ...fEoi654 Broadway, N. Y.
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CoRoNER's INQUEST Coroner Taylor held
an inquest yesterday afternoon at the High
Constable's office over the body of the baby
found on fsh.trap under Mayo's bridge
The jury rendered o verdict that the de.
ceased came to its death from criminal neg
lect or ill usage at the hands of persons un
known to the jury.
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ssOnniiGk TR1rs-Thes Powhatan Steamboat
e5nSpany's new steamer Westoyer made,
Yesterday, the trip from Baltimore to City
Point IN nineleen hours and TO Richmond In
three hours, being twenty-two, hours ! from rom
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! Dr.. JETER's LECTURE. This admirable
lecture, on 'sNaples and its Environs, WAS
delivered on, Friday night at the Second
Baptist church. On quitting the room we
felt that we had made, very economically, an
instructive and delightful excursion to and
around, perhaps, the most interesting spot
in Europe. The Doctor, it is understood, Is
willing to repeat the lecture, for benevo-
lent object, in other places where it may be
desired.
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POLICE CouRr, MoNDAY--Justice While
Nearly all the cases on the docket were post
poned. z.sI ;f VI ,
Frederick Rogers, Jefferson Smith, and
William Scott (negroes), were each tined "
each fer disefderly conduct.
Thomas Collier and Charles Williams,
brought over from Petersburg, were sent to
Jail to await trial by jury, having previous
ly been indicted
Edmund johnson (negro), guilty Of steal
ing pair Of boots and o pair Of pantaloons,
wassent to Jail fortthirty days. asi !.
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RUsAwAY ACCIDENT. - Yesterday about
noon the horse attached to the kcrosene-oil
wagon of Mr.. John A. Bell ran away near
the corner of Fourteenth and Cary streets,
smashing the wagon and spreading kerosene
around promiscuously. Is 81. ], ..l-.r .4
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NEW puBLICATIoNs.
sCR1BNER's ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.

The February No. OF ST. NICHOLAS, with Its
superb illustrations, Its tales Of adventure and
travel Its fun and frolic, and articles OF practical
instruction, Is s!aTa u 4 IS
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4 sRIcHHoHDs REl1Er CoHNIrrEz. There VILE
be ain important meeting of the members OF
the RichmoHd Relief Committee, ~ the
rooms Of THE Young Mems Christian Asso..
cIation, tisis evening at Al o'clock. The cier-
sysasnof the city ) Of all seects and dnncma.
nataons, rei1yited to be present 70 gf3e 10
the eornnittee the benedt OF tbeif inforzna.
ton and euunssl. 80. #
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoNTED.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the fol
lowing district school trustees Amelia coun.
ty: Leigh District, A. G. Tucker; Giles Dis.
trict, B. W. Bailey; jackson District, E. A
Featherston. Caroline county: Reedy Dis
trict, DR.. Thomas l.. Scott; Madison Dis.
trict, A. R. Flippo; Port Royal, Thomas w
Gouldman. Henry county: Leatherwood
District, j. Thomas Gravely vice Chester B.
Grayely, ts,.TI .G re ssEe s.6 ~ ss; I
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STATE PROXIES IN RA1LRoADs.-The Board
of Public Works have made the following
appointments:
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, proxy, R.
W. Burke, StauntoD, uice Henry D. Smith,
deceased; Valley Turnpike Company, direct
ors on the part Of the State, S. c. Roller,
Augusta Benjamin Crawford, Staunton ;
Robert Lasky, Harrisonburg; George A.
Hupp, S:rasburg; Henry Kinzel, Winches-
ter: proxies in same, w. G.. Sterrett, Staun-
ton R. G.. S. Meem, Shenandoah; Thomas
Moore, Rockbridge. -
A commissioner was appointed to inquire
into the condition of the Staunton and Par.
kersburg turnpike.
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TIE RaTHRArRE-MRs. 0ATEs.--The charna-
ing little actress Mrs. James A. Oates Will
make her second appearance:th this season ut
the Theatre tomorrow nigh bit, on which occa.
sionLes Bayards will be presented. Thurs
day night the popular opera OF the Bone
mian Girl will be presented; Already q
large number. of reserved seats has been sold;
aud It is probable that Mrs. Oates aud her
company will receive very cordial wei.
|cone. Sit fEt9ts 8 i.sifiFs = z -..ss-7 & -
Ea The. Coleman SISTERS, who made such 9
favorable impression here last seasons foL
low Mrs. Oates. f,ser 4s,.ss, 10. 81,
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SUDDEN DEATu.-Mrs. Clements, aged
about fifty years, who resided on Adams
street between Leigh and jackson, died sud
denly yesterday in the back yard OF her resi-
dence. ~, $50
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81 ssGoHfrRENgEaAr THE CAPToL.--The mem-
sbers or the General Assembly who are from
the saltwater. sectionswill haye meeting fof
conference at q aP. b. to-day IN the hail OF
.fEa Hnuse of Delegates. E. ts' =
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NEW TRIAL Rxfgsm. Judge Guigon yes
terday heard argument In the caseof Charles
Sharpe, charged with burglary, on motion
for 1 new trial, which Was refused.
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EDUCATIONAL.
HIGH SCHOOL.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA.

r,.c ,hjrc,h annual session, with the largest at
s,,,,rcn since the WET, Is now In progress.
r,,;cr term begins February 9th, 1874.
,.,,Ior,,cs sent on application to The principal.
l.. M. BLACkFORD, NJ. A,
Alexandria, Va.
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AUCTION sALEs rHIs DAY.

On al sales of real estats n,ads bAscssa az f Of
January and aoth ~ Jw.se tbe tGste lpr ths prs-
sent gear haze TO be paid br Ghe purchaser. On
Y an sales muds 5sUeen ths 1st Qf fyHtY dysd lass
of the year tho tarcs hars to bs Tstd by
HILL & GODDIN, 1lx A. H. yhsm sf seventy
acres, SIX and q half miles from RichmoRd and
~ half mile beyond the Brook turnpike, two and
a half miles from Hungary station.
COOK, & LAUGHTON, 10 A.. M, general sssort.
4 ment or furniture, &C. iss'S ssis
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Coaa1ss1oNED.-Rebel E. Withers, Esq,
was yesterday commissioned as senator from
Virginia in the Congress of the United
States, to serve six years from 4th of March,
1875 .t " -
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In CONFERENCE.-THE Judges Of the Su.
preme and Special Courts Of Appeals were
in conference yesterday. .,f
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CoMEDY.-On Friday and Saturday next
Joseph Murphy, the comedian, will appear
at the Theatre in the comic drama Help :
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A MAGAZINE FOR BOYS. 4.

Among the stories and articles Of interest FOR boys
We have " FAST FRIENDS" j. II. Trowbridge's
Serial; "A MoosE-HUNT IN THE MAINE
WOODS; "WooD.CARvING" "soMEBoYs
IN AFRICA; "MILD FARMER JONES AND
THE NAUGHTY BoY"; "HoW THE HEA-
VEINS FsLLn; and "a TERRIBLE WARN
ING TO oLEAP-FRoGGERs."
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance In tn
State treasury yesterday was 1884 1927 .5S.
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& ACxurFIp.-In the Hustings Court yes.
.terday Edward Wood was arsalRE eo, tIsoa [l'sssp
for burgisry, and acquitted. s
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TRANsrER PBNTNG-INKs for copYtng later;
headings, sssternenfs, way Bins ae. CAnbe copied
tions OF printing, 10 The Dfspdtch sHouse.
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u ttPr,xaaorr WHITE paEas- -EHraTs Eeady -tnaNe
81 Yn,Se n ordeS err. B. SfeSca d SoN. Fszfeet
m 6naranteed or no sale. Cali And le6se yost
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SMOKERS Arr pxIIaHTxnN N1rn. 1saess uNa5-
,snsSUs srrr 500 6asans 100 And FsemtnM ~.
eesasr n l4O2 1sssn street. ST.
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TANOTER ACADEMY,
T.YLORsVlLLE POST-OFFlCE,
HANOVER COUNTY, ' i.
COLONEL HILARY ZION Es' NJ a. hiHC IL
There are several vacancies in this school. For
Information. &C.. please address the Prlnclpai.
80 1Q-Sw
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A MAGAZINE FOR GIRLS.

=
Resides the above, In which Girls also will take an
interest, 81. NICHOLAS for February gives the
Girls BLANCA AND BEPPo," story telling
how two children Of the olden time protected their
father: "NIMPo,s TROUBLES, Olive Thorne's
Serial; "a CHURNING SONG"; and "HoW
ST. VALENTINE REMEMBERED MILLY."
Among the Poems, Stories, and Sketches in this
No. for both
BOYS AND GIRLS
we have aCOST OF A PLEASURE" BY William
Cullen Bryant; WHATS THE FUN; "oNE
OF THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE; "THE
MATINEE," a very funny animal; "CHANTt
CLEER,r BY Celia Thaxter; as "SWEET-HEARTS
VALENTINE; WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
EXPECTED,' Frank r. Stockton's Serial; MIS-
CHIEF IN THE STUDIO" Parlor Pantomime;
and Comcal German Story for Translation. Then
there is -IN-THE-P ULPIT," with bis fun
and wisdom; and the R1DDLE-BOX, full Of good
things. But even this is not all.
THE VERY LITTLE ONES
have any PET LAMB" GRANDFATHEn's STo-
RY,n "JINGLEs," &C., SC. In short, for beautiful
pictures-of which there are over ffty-and de-
lghtful reading matter for
EVERYBODY,
there never was magazine like the February No.
of ST. NICHOLAS.
"OUR YOUNG FOLKS and "THE RIVER
SIDE" have been merged In
ST. NICHOLAS, s
and the new magazine has all the best features of
its old rivals with many hitherto unknown.
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR. The No. for
November and December, 1873, free to all SUBJ
scribers for 1874,
For sale by all booksellers and ne wsdeaers.
SCRIBNER & CO.,
ia colt 654 Broadway, New York.
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cCHEDULEsO OF TRAINS.

Train No. 1--souTHrRs ExrEEss- Leaves Rieh.
mond at 6:O3 "A. 81; arrives at Burkss1lh aS 6to1
A. NJ. arrives at Danyfle at p. d., arrives -
Greensnoro' at $50 p. II. sss e .9,,....
: Train No. 2--NEw ORLEANS. AND nv, InHK
EXpRFss-leayes Greensboro at 1:l0 X. 1ss ar'
riyes at Danyille Of 3:62 p. arrives ~ tgf@se. @
vile at S:O4 P. NJ, arrives at Richmond . LIVE
P. NJ. 80 -; - =. q y,,s.h,,,a.,,A -.
at :4S p. NJ; arrives at Bnrkes!De g 500 r.1s
arrives at Dsnyille st s9s r. h.assvss g Sleens'
o9ro .! LTSv TSvomM M r. MAn-lssses aresssBeeo At
2iS arrives e Dsny,llsN I. ~ a Il as. e.
mGpa Tra,n :. 10. S;ot tILYscHBuRd PlSsxxaxx-ksse:
Richmond st oA2 A. d.. ,axTiEees9 ~ -
1Q99 P. M.: arriyesat LynchnnN - EHN Gs1s
Train No. 8LBURxEvIIx AGc011eg0A
+ lesyes Eynshbuig &C 9:S0 p IL e2y tssss ~
al I:8b a. NJ; arrives at chmosa S4 1ss{rss
fTYsin 10. connects at BuxkssHo 49, 1s1s
on fiss Afisiftfc, MiniHippi and enso nsaa 49,
iofte to Atlants and New Orleans 49, SS1sSss@.
.Tssin Ho.i1i makes elooe .eefnec3CS T32ffyrs
with trafns on th6 Atlanta and kieo ~ Ho1
raiIroad sfbfN AhAntx lfuofo 7ss.sNA.
Orleans, md aIl points South and
Through tickets sold to Ill points - -
wen, and pss.nse caecse e. tsfpoesAs oesAsrsffnfr.
& de q seyls4 49,, sEnRinfn gnnd B1Doglna0
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Us ~.
EpiSc0pAl.

CHs1sT.-The solemn and impressive rite
of confirmation, was administered on Sum
day morning to fifteen persons at Christ
church by the Right Reverend Bishop Whit
tie. This church is situated near the inter
section Of Washington and Eighteenth.
streets. Rev. DaIlas Tucker, is rector, and
is now In quite a fiourishing condition.
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- OFFICE RICHMOND AND PErKRsnuRGl,
RAILROAD COMPANY. (.
an AND AFTER JANUARY fsr. 1874.

ON AND AFTER JANUARY ( 1sT. 1874,
~ trains on this road will rrn as follow: -.
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond 1t 6.O6 A..
NJ daily except Sundays, aud 2 r. MI retnrninrv
L ave Pet. rsburg al 1910 r. M. dstfy and TOO r
N0RFOLK CCONMODATrO TRAIE leaves
Richmond at 1880 Pm. and Petersburg at 1880
FREIGHT TRAINS, with passenger coach @.
tached, leave Richmond for Pelefsburg lt B A. Me,
and p. NJ: returning, leave Petersburg at 7:50
A. u. and 4:30 p. 81. 1859
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich.
mond and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Chester. = is=s1 - !. e z
NJ, and returning leave Richmond af q Ps Z. dahy
fexcept Sundays. - -
ALI TEAMS leaving Petersburg Nfli start ffonr
the Washfugton-Street depot. : g
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