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l Tho following 10 tie ofacial statement Of the
| sales reD0rtkd to-day ct the Stock KxchAnge:

"8 49, . '''''' V1o111'on' oon"@ 4
No sales Of securities were reported except ct
the kxchanaA. %. ally . EHE -t-f.l
Stocks continued dull.
State coz sells sold as high - s9t. but were
quoted BY the stock 1xchange ct tho close at S94
659k.
emiuxa bonds were In fair request. ond sold to
lih< ral eXt mt. The market closed at 33O33A
against al DoN. ts'J @
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Tia ipllovfnR are the weekly auotationa of the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

Meteorolegical and River Report.
The following statement of the weather and
rivers 10 furnished by the signal Service officer sta
TOME 1t New Orleans:
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MONTROs~ HOUSE.
M (FORMRRLY BOSSELL HOUSE,

This superior hotel, located on the front, and
pleasantly situated, 10 open for the reception
Of vi9itorA livery luxury the season affords %
literally furnished by the proprietor. Fare
splendid and terms reasonable. Special induce
ments offered to exeurMOnistA.
ny6 6m PETER J, MONTROHN.
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hrs, WALKER Il AlOSRe.
DENTISTS,
9SAvAH GUapNlA ~nfr~AnA M nGA


T1von Circle, entrance Ne. $50 Deler0
street,
Solicit the patronage Of tho public assuring them
careful attention in all operations pertaining 70
their profession, at charges in keeping with the
present distressed pecuniary condition Of the PEG
pie Of Louisiana
They have engaged the services Of competent
assistants, and every care has been taken in the
arrangement Of their Offices for the aecommodAr
ton and comfort Of their pstroaA
Dr.. B. Otto Moses having formed . co-partner.
ship with DR.. }. h. Walker, has removed his ONO
from No. 24 Baronne street to No. 1870 Delord street,
Tivoli Circle. jel3 em
HENRY BALLARD, UNITED STATsS GOV.
IL bRNMENT CONTRACTOR, AND DEALER IN
FORAGE, COAL AND WOOD, respectfully requests
public patronage in his line of trade. well as
sorted stock is -lways kept on hand, and will be
sold at lowest prices for cash Orders will be dlleo
without delay from The feed warehouse, No. 50 Full
ton street and No l0l Peter street, Lafayette
or from the feed store and coal yard at the corner
ofSt Denis and WashiI gtOn streets Consignments
are solicited and will be disposed OF to The best
advantage of cOnsignees. Quick sales and prompt
returns arc guaranteed, and the best references
can be given. jvI4 IN
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RIVER REPo1T-3P II.

Below high water mark Of 1874. below bench
mark
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GAS ElATCRES AND RANGES
" AT NBW YORK PRlCkA
Agents for the Crest
BARsTOW 4 WARREN RANGES.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures Pumps Bath Tubs ana
Plumbit & Materials.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly attended to
1t SULLIVAN Z BULGERS,
eel 3m cod No. 81 Camp street, near PoydrAa.
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vTaE NEW ORLEANS
TaE NEW oxLEAHs
SANITARY EXCAVATING COMPANY
sexclusive privilege Of RNPTYIN0 VAULTS.
rftr.. PRIvIKS, SINKS. etc)

Afe now In fuH operation, and are prepereA 10
perform the above work with promptnesa an.,
dispatch. -'
The advantages derived from the use Of the
ODORLRSs APPAR Arm.
- used BY the company. ere that the work can =.
performed ae any hour Of the day or night, the,
thorough manner in which tho deposits An M
moved, the absence Of al offensive edor.. tha
short space Of time required ian ordinary .nn
being emptied In from TN to fifteen uinutss,. -
shove all. ITS CHRAPNRSS.
Al orders left 1t the conpany's efice No. lsa
Common street, q sent to Poetofiee hox IA ora
vii receive prompt attention. .nas.
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MARINE intelligence.
OFFICE OF TIE REPUBLICAN,
SATURDAY, October 81, 1876.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steamship Ali e. Ellis for Liverpool
Steamship " Hewes, Kilberx, for In1ianola in
ballast
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no YOU NEED MONEY

Call 1t the er of st. Louis and Dsuphine
e. reefs; No. los 1t. Louie street and lO4 Dauphne
street. All kinds Of BCOND HAND GOODS bought
and cold Furniture, Ladies' aud Gentlemen'e
Clothing, Rnglish. French, Spanish and German
Books bought. viii call Ut residence. send letter
through postodace.
ocl7 " JULKS BROOM
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Andrew Here. Jr.. W.. Thomas =. Alien
ct al.

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,
sel9 20 oc6 81 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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Net receipts At all United States porte q:

INV YORK, 0ctoter 20.-1he following IL the
comparative statement Of cotton FOR the week
Ar6in I'D
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Stock on hand and on cupboard not cleared lOl 4
Same time last year. SO /


To-daS's exports were to Liverpool. We have
add to previous ext Orts PA bales for correction
of Olstomhs uee clearances,
Receipts proper since last evening 4l9l bales
against 1858 on last Friday and 4s52 last year
For comparative totals for the past three day s.
expo and receipts. see above repor'.
1OBACCO-Tne 0n'y sales +. ported to dsy were
I hhds Il and 81. The market has been nearly ct 8
stand.still this we.k, the business having teen
confined to "a hh's. There has, however been
some inquiry. Toe amount on sale II estimated 1t
$50 hhda We continue to quote - follows Low
lu4s ek06kG 1edium to good lugs 1880; low
Lest Oh 0lOc; medium l0k O13cs good l30l4cs 6ne
NOlSAc; aoloctions l6Ol7o.
FREt0RIS-Tso ships were taken up for Havre
to-day at 1c for GOTTEN. I'D eating an Improvement
which 10 shown Also BY our amended quotations..
By stea0-Cotton to Liverpool l7-3209.l6d: to
Br men ll.l6d; to New York SC; to Boston, Provi.
dance and Philadelphia. Va nev York. 10 Grain
to Liverpool lO3<d.
By seiAOotson 70 LIVERPOOL l5-320k to Hsvre
1s-l69lc; to Bremen Ice, and to Genoa X
] l6c ,5a - 80 49, = --' =
HUGlR-The atnck mr. darf he ak ds fc npl~ >,.or%
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UNITED DISTRICT COURT-IN VACATION
The following orders have been recently
entered in bankruptcy cases: .I.... ......
In the matter OF White & Lovelace. The
assignee was directed to file his account in
the clerks Office and deposit the money in
his hands in bank on or before the 18th in
stant. .s.,
~ In the case Of W. j.. Robinson. The as
signee was ordered to report to the court
the circumstances attending the sale Of the
bankrupts real estate, and the bankrupt,
the purchaser OF Che real estate, and the
assignee were notified that the question rs
to the confirmation of the sale would be
peremptorily heard on the 10Th instant.
In the matter Of William L. Taliaferro.
An upset bid Of 5000 was put in for the
bankrupt's real estate recently sold by the
assignee. .. -.
In the case of John T. Hicks. John F.
Rixey, administrator OF John H. RiXey,
deceased, was ordered to show cause on the
10th OF December, 1876, why certain rea
estate in the proceedings mentioned should
not be resold. --s ....fs..s.: ~.-... ....
In the matter OF Alexander Sydnor. w
P. Webb, L. E. Finch, L. n. Gee, B. D
Cogbill, r. II. Thorp, William Fl. Barks
dale, Lewis Wimbish, and r. r. SwepsOr
were enioined from interfering with the
property of the bankrupt, and ordered te
show cause on the 10Th instant why the
prayer of the bankrupt and his assignee
should not be granted.
In the matter Of NJ. Lichtenstein. Johr
3. Ellison & Sons were authorized to take
dispositions in Philadelphia to be read a
evidence in this cause.
Judge Hughes will be herr to-day (Mon
1avN ......... .-- ........
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
The Court has amended the 18th rule SO
as to read as follows: "No application for q
rehearing will be entertained unless made
within ten days after the decision is an
nounced except as otherwise authorized by
law), and no rehearing will be allowed unless
one of the judges who concurred in the de-
csion shall be dissatisfied with it, and de-
sires o rehearing. And on application
under the Code, chapter 179, section 38,
page 1145, to rehear and review any case
decided by this Court within the last fifteen
days OF the preceding term, shall be made
within the first ten days Of the next sue
ceeding term, and not thereafter; and no
applicatioa for rehearing in any case will
be entertained by the Court unless the
reasons therefor, plainly written or printed,
shall be filed at the time such application is
made.'
Parr, survivor, &C., Us. Saunders's admin
istrator. Appeal allowed from decree OF
the Circuit Court of Essex county.
Smith Us. The City OF Alexandria. Super
Sededs awarded to Judgment OF the Cor
poration Court Of Alexandria.
Caldwell rs. Allan, trustee, &c. New
bond required in the penalty OF $1,000 be-
fore the Sd Of February, 1877.
The Court will decide some cases and ad-
iourn tomorrow until the 5th OF January.
1t will hear no more arguments during this
term Of the court.
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THE WEATHER SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON, December 16.-For Tennes.
see and the Ohio Valley, the temperature
will be generally below freezing, variable
winds, shifting to eastcrly and southerly,
slight rise followed by falling barometer,
and clear or fair weather. ,E-.1
For the Gulf States, clear or fair weather,
northeast to southeast winds, a slight rise
followed by falling barometer, lower tenn.
perature east of the lower Mississippi, and
rising temperature in the southwest.
For the South Atlantic States, colder
northeast to northwest winds, rising ba
rometer, and clear or fair weather.
For the Middle States, northerly to west.
erly winds, partly cloudy or clear weather
rising barometer, and slight changes in
temperature.
Cautionary signals continue from Woods
Hole to EaStport.
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And now this chapter is done. It occurs
to us that some persons might have drawn
some conclusion from the conclusion OF
Fridays chapter unfayorable to us-such as
"spelling" for some Christmas, since we
said we did not know where ours would
come from. IT they did they made mis-
take. So far.7fron1 expecting favors, we
know too we'll how weare appreciated. We
apprebend Intimidation because OF, our
writings, and for protection have sought
the company Of, the police in our walks.
Besides, the idea that we could for mo-
ment expect compensation or WELD in the
remotest degree venal pencil; seGet thee
behind me, Satan" .she-'
We shall wind up these notices to-mor-
row morning. ar,..t e ,-.'-a -f-...s.-. ...,..,,
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A You've FoLKs' CENTENNIAL PARTY
One of the most pleasant and enjoyable
affairs OF the present season was the Martha
Washington Centennial Tea-Party given by
Professor Thomas Minor at Monticello Hall.
The hall was crowded to overfowing with
many OF Our best people, and the brilliant
and tasteful costumes OF the little folks
tended to make the scene an animated and
lively one. Surely such an attendance was
an outward and visible manifestation of
Professor Minors popularity and efficiency.
The stage was handsomely decorated, and
arrayed, as though fora meal, an old-fashion-
ed set of china, some OF it being as old as
two hundred years. The costumes OF the
young ones We're handsome and APP
propriate, and the effects produced
were quaint and decidedly unique.
OF course it would be impossible to expa-
tiate upon the different costumes, but 1t IS
only Just that the following young masters
and misses should be especially mentioned
rs. carrying out their parts to perfection !:
Miss Mary Becher, as Lady Washington; !;
Master Eddie Paynter, as General George
Washington; Miss Katie Hunt, as Mrs.
Custis; Master Isadore Becher, as General
Washington's colored servant; and Albert
Never, as the Generals colored waiter-girL
The following represented ladies aud gentle
men OF the party: Misses L. Hix, Cecilia
Pizzini, V. Bondar, Leila Barnes, Nellie
Mountcastle, and Masters Glenn, Leon
Strause, and George Mountcastle. The
evening passed of most delightfully."-, and
all are degirous that Professor Minor Will
repeat this most charming entertainment.
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GET THE GENUINE ARTIcLE.-The great popu-
larity Of "WILB0R'S COMPOUND OF CoD-LlvER
OIL AND LIME" has induced some unprincipled
persons to attempt TO palm of q simple article OF
their own manufacture; but any person who ID
suffering from Coughs, Colds, or Consumption
should be careful where they purchase this article
It requires putting; the results following Its use
are Its best recommendations, and the proprietor has
ample evidence on 6e OF its extraordinary success
In pulmonary complaints. The phosphate Of lime
possesses most marvellous healing power as com
oined with the pure Cod-Liver OIL by DIR. WlLBon
This medicine Is regularly prescribed by the medical
faculty.. For sale by i. b. WILBoR, Chemist, Bos-
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FEcHTER TONIGHT, = Tonight Charles
Fechter, the great tragedian, will
commence an engagement at the Thea
tre. Mr.. Fechter recently made his
Introductory salutation to Louisville
public at Macauley's Theatre In the pres
ence of tine audience, representative OF
the intelligence, and in some degree the
fashion, of the city. Victor Hugo's "Ruy
Bias" the play selected for the opening
nights performance there las well as OF the
Theatre in this city to-night), was eminently
appropriate as such, for 1t affords the chief
actor room and verge enough to give taste
Of his quality. The story is full of love,
romance, and revenge, drawn with that
startling boldness and originality OF
conception SO characteristic of ali
the authors writings. 1t deals
with extremes. and places them
in such sharp contrast that the dramatic
situations ensuing are strangely surprising.
A valet is made to madly love queen.
This is the groundwork Of it all. Hugo's
hand Is at once observed in the plotting.
The three elements brought into the play
are love, romance, and revenge. Ruy Bias,
the valet, and the Queen may be taken -aepa-
rately as representing the Glove ~ and
together, the (" romance -; while one Don
Sdl!uste, a Castilian grandee and an exiled
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CoSvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR WEEK
ENDING DECEMBER 16, 1S76.-Lots fronting
80 feet on Eighth street, s240; "a feet on
Short street, -; IA feet on Short street,
5000; % feet on Main street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth, s15,0O0; Is feet on
Main street, $4,000; Is feet on Main street,
=; %! feet on Franklin street between
Eighth and Ninth, 300; % feet on Broad
street between First and Foushee, $4,000 ;
20 feet on Shockoe Slip. $1,000; 80 feet on
Grove street corner Plumb, 5000; 73 feet
on Pine street near Holly, 1865; 80 feet on
Broad street between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second, $4,000 244 feet on Main
street corner Eighth, $500; pa feet on
Fourteenth street between Main and Frank
lin, S4,S2S.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY.-JuStice Jo-
seph j. While presiding.-Charlotte Mann,
Amy Ford, Fanny Pegram, Hannah Bran
non, Laura Gatewood, and Louisa Brown
(colored), residents OF Cash Corner, arrest
ed for disorderly conduct in the streets.
Louisa Brown was discharged; the others
were jailed for sixty days. -.a.
Lemuel johnson (colored) was fined 81
for assaulting and beating Henry Fields in
the Second market-house.
Charles Woolford, arrested for obtaining
under false pretences an overcoat valued at
S25 from David Hutzler, was sent to Jail for
sixty days. He appealed from the decision
and the case was certified to the Hastings
Court.
Freeland Haskins (coloreD was sent to
Jail for thirty days for stealing one pair oil
boots from John Thomas.
George Cosby, charged with stealing tive
thousand old and new bricks from the city,
was sent on to the grand jury for second
offence Of petit larceny. Bail refused.
William Murry, tramp, hailfng from
New York, was up for vagrancy, and was
sent to Jail for thirty days.
Burwell Beasley, an old offender, was SEN
fenced to imprisonment for three months
for stealing one shirt from James scott.
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MASONIC DISTRICT DEpUrY GRAND MAS
TERs-LEcT5RERsso OF THE GRAND CHAPTER
The following is a Nss of District Deputy
Grand Masters, rs appointed by the Most
Worshipful Grand Master Of the Grand
Lodge Of Masons:. ..yf.f. 80
/. joseph Hopkins, Alexandria.
2. FIJI. Hill, Madison. : ''.'' -. 's:''
3::'J. j. Ancell, Fluvanna. -
:; e. b. III. !TGtum, FrankliD.nGf n
~ 5. T. e. N oor1nan; Campbell. ;aat
6. John Grammer, Halifax. .i.t3T2i
7. William F. Drinkard, Richmond.
8. WIS. Guy, Nottoway Courthouse ..
8. BIB. Jones; ;sJrs, Petersburg. 'd
. no. o. II. Beard, Sussex ...f -
IL. Robert s. Grant, Portsmouth.
IL. James A. Scott, Ashland; =.
13.4W. s. Bowers, Hanover. gmlH.r ~
: IA. g. 8. Nein, Clarke. fpsa:33afi ~ .5.1'
? Is. G.. w. Murphy, Shenandoah. .>ar e
1G. W. s.. Balthis, Staunton. =, #aIs4 1ai
III. ia. Turner, Roanoke. ~ y ~,
IS. George w. Wright, Wythe. i.ag
19. PC. Thompson, Lee. 10 .yu -.
.qf29. r. B. Fugate, Scott. r.y.... y :.
21. John r. Spillman, Warrenton. "'l-
%. r. S. Chew, Fredericksburg,
%. j. L. Cochran, Charlottesville.
"a. N. II. Champlin, Farmxil!e..
4 70. r. d. Brown, Jr., Amherst.
26. George w. Dame, DanYiile. ~.
n. 8. L. Dunton, Liberty. if r'Tt
%. j. J. Fulton, Old Point Comfort.
30. Warner Eubank, Lancaster.
80. To be appointed. -pn .
! 31.rWillis j, Dance, Powhatan.
32. Thomas e. Elan, Suffolk.
33. w. A. S.Taylor, Norfolk.
"a. w. 81. Brown, Matthews Courthouse.
+ 35. A. s.. Matthews, Accomac. a
36. Philo Bradley, Harrisonburg.
81 j. G. Bonde, Lexington. e..
3s. J. r. johnson, Christiansburg.
80. To be appointed. ..-.., ..~,..
10. U. L. York, Bristol. 81, 3-..
The following is the list OF District
Deputy Grand Lecturers Of the Grand
Chapter ::...:.. -, a.. .:..s .a.
/. Ro. s. Chew. .r ..# .-s
2. w. A. Fiske. =
8. John C. Page. -."
A. j. L. Cook. ....~..,. ,.........--.. .-...
5. George w. Dame. .grt
6. j. Lawson. ...
| 7. S. NJ. Bowman. ...
s.. Fl. M. Brent. --
9. u. l.. York. .#r .s... .
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LOCAL MATTERS.

BURNED TO DEATE.-On Friday night
about 10 O'Clock Adeline Scott, q colore
girl, aged about nineteen years, who resides
on Third street between Duval and Baker
streets, was so badly burned by reason of
her clothing taking~fre from kerosene oil
lamp that she died on Saturday morning.
At the time Of the accident the girl was
preparing to go to he'd. The burning oil
set fire to the room, and when the girls
clothing caught sue ran out into the yard.
Persons in the house, not supposing any
one had been in the room, went in and put
out the fire. The girl was afterwards found
in the yard, burned almost to crisp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

Officers lnStaHeG.-D. D. II. P. John
Henry Higginbotham, Of Baconsville, Sat
urday nigltinstalled the following officers OF
Evergreen Lodge, No. 10, I. o. G. B., for
the term commencing January 1, 1877 /: Ly-
sander ,Hobson, president; S. L. Graves,
venerable prelate; Dallas Jordan, scribe ;
John Catogni, keeper Of the treasury John
G. Spangenburg, Jr., chaplain; Harry
Howard, usher ), and j. Henry Cottrell,
sentinel. s. l.. Graves, Lysander Hobson,
and Harry Howard we're elected representa-.
tiyes to the Grand Lodge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

PROFESSOR READE AT TRINITY CHURCH
To-NIGHT.--As announced in another col
umn, this popular reader will give an enter
tainment at this church tonight for the ben
eft of the church. Professor Reade's success
in this city few weeks ago was recogni-
ton by our people OF his ability as first
class reader. The programme will embrace
some Of his finest selections, including the
serious, the pathetic, and the humorous. He
crv. ~ So iife-lIke are his personations OF cha
racter.
Professor Reade is endorsed by q large
number OF our leading ministers and lay
men, and the pieces selected will certainly
give satisfaction to all who attend.
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Minor Iop,cs.-Saturday was payday at
the Old Dominion Cotton-Mills.
The quarterly Conference OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will meet tonight at
a O'Clock.
Two country wagons, one loaded with
straw and the other with wood, broke down
on Hull street Saturday.
The Council has ordered place Of safe
keeping for the new burning-fuid used on
the streets. ''
The water apparatus was out OF order
again Saturday.
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MISS LIZZIE PRICE

MONDAY. December 18th,
LADY OF LYONS.
TO tihS. FEClITER: For the first time have
really seen and thoroughly understood my own
play."-Ly Lytton Bultcer.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
December 9th and Goth,
Victor HugoS
RCI Il l. 5.
dis iir>; and worldly In the English
language.)
THURSDAY. December 2lst,
DON CESAR.
Is play and part he has made his own.l
FRIDAY. December 22d,
Fl \ VI l. r T
Ills Bcnct.)
GRAND FIGHTER MATINEE SATURDAY. nj
2 O'Clock at reduced prices.
SATURDAY NIGHT, FAREWE ELI. APPEAR
ASCE OF MIR. fECHTER.
Reserved seats and general admission tickets 10
t+ had al Wyatt'-. Reserved seats, ) so; admis-
sion, SOC. 15c., and 81. ne 14-4t
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.OuND-PARTY.

DOUND-PARTY.
L sPRING-sTREET HOME.
The public is respectfully requested to visit the
SPRING. STREET HOME Tor MAGDALEN ASY-
LUM) on MONDAY, 18th instant, from IL u. to s
P. H., when the house will be open for inspection.
II Is hoped that each person will bring ut least
pound OF GROCERIES, &C., as the bare walls Of the
storeroom testify to the poverty Of the institution.
The location Is corner Spring and Btytdere streets,
the city railway cars going within square OF the
house. - 20 $Gs.4f
MRS. BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, President;
MRS. j. B. JETER, Secretary:
MRS. WIN. ALLEN JENKINS, Treasurer;
de 1927 ...sE ..e,t. Committee.
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THE DUNGEE FoRGERY.-Horace Johnson
(coored) was arrested Saturday,by Sergeant
Angle and Policeman Fensom, charged
with uttering and employing as true GER
tain false and forged paper soliciting. aid in
behalf of Rev. J. W. Dungee, and thereby
obtaining S14.25 in money from John Ahern
ap6 others
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

DR.. CURRY's LECTURE AT ASSOCIATION
HALL ON THE SoUTH.-The lecture an
nounced for Tuesday night next, under
the auspices OF the Lecture Committee
OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, promises to be one Of unusual
interest just at this particular time. DR..
Curry's public experience, both before and
after the war, as a representative OF the
South in the United States and Confederate
Congress, gave him ample opportunity to
study the subject well, and, after conside-
rabe labor, to prepare lecture that will
reflect credit on himself and the topic Sc
lected: The lecture will commend itself to
every rejecting mind from the fact that it
will take comprehensive, retrospective
view OF the South from various stand
points without partaking OF party bias or
feeling. The members OF the Association
will be admitted free on lecture tickets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-18

REVENUE CoLLEcT1oSs.-The following is
a list of United States internal revenue collec'
tions for the week ending Saturday: Mon
day, S5,964.1S; Tuesday, S10,961.51; Wed
nesday, Sl0,552.6s; Thursday, s9,295. IA
Friday, S5,312.59; Saturday, s6, 1924. To-
tai, S4S,520.34.