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4 .- 8.HE IN $50.
t>urpcu Norss.-At Centenary Methods
church one person was received by certid
cate on Sunday. s..
At Park.Place church four persons wert
received by certificate.
Al Broad.Street church one person wai
received by certificate. After the morning
sermon the communion was administered
by Rev. Mr.. Lafferty, At night MT: stee
preached sermon in memory OF the iatt
Bishop Marvin
At Trinity church five persons were re.
ceiyed-three by certificate and two on pro
fession.
preached morning and night, ana oapt,zeo
five. During the week seven persons Were
received for baptism. The revlVal meesinS
win continue this week-serflces at y
O'Clock z. NJ.
were held by the pastor, and one person
was received for baptism in the morning
and five were baptized at night. =.
At Clay-Street Baptist church, at the COM
muuion service, the pastor gave the right
hand OF fellowship. At the night service
two protested conversion and several rose
for PRAYERS, and meetings will be held every
night at q O'Clock.
at Venable-Street Baptist church, at the
communion service, the right hand OF TEL
lowship was given to five persons, and one
was received by letter.
At The First Baptist church the pastor
filed his pulpit morning and night, and
baptized nine persons. The meeting,
which has been in progress for several
nights, is very promising. Sixteen persons
have been received into the church up to
this time. Meetings will continue through
the week at y p. NJ.
At Grace-Street Baptist church DR..
Hatcher was in his pulpit at both services.
At night he received two for baptism.
At Sidney Baptist church Rev. Haryie
Hatcher preached to his people morning
and night. He gave the right hand OF fel-
lowship to fourteen persons.
At Leigh-Street Baptist church DIR. Gar
lick filed his pulpit morning and night. :
Good congregations were present at all
the Baptist churches, and at some OF them
the houses were crowded to overlooking.
At DR.. Hoge's church on Sunday morn
ing there were thirteen received into the
church-ten OF these on profession OF their
faith. In the afternoon DR.. Hoge preached,
byrequeSt, from Revelation, xxi, %: "There
shall be no night there" The church was 80
crowded that no standing-room could be
obtained, and many bad to so away. The
sermon was one OF great power and elo-
auence. On next Sunday afternoon the
Doctor will preach by request from /. Corin-
thians, XIV, Is: 40, Death, where is thy
sting2 0, grave, where is thy victory?"
BAPTIST SuNDAY-SCHoOL ASSOCIATION
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J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctionccr
BY ChafIiu, Staples & Co..
Dy SlIdLLb, .,iaPNa I" we
Real Estate Agents aud Auctio.eerS,
corner of Tenth and Main streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL IRA

TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL TRACT
Il OF LAND IN HANOVER COUNTY, ADDC T
TEN MILES FROM Observation-Disclosures required
by the beneficiary In trust-deed from Morgan ID:
Tyler and wife tduly recorded In the clerk once %
Hanover County Court, ID. u: 9, page $3.50, shan
No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va. on TUES
DAY the 18th day OF December, 1877. n certain
TRACT OF LAND therein described, situated
in Henry township, Hanover county. containing
"a ACRES, ROOD, and ~ POLES, with all
the improvements and appurtcnanccs thereto be-
longing, being the same tract oil land formerly
owned by James Boshcr.
TERMS Enough in cash 10 defray the expense; OF
executing this trust and to pay OH two negotiable
notes for 950 each, with interest thereon from ma
turlty till paid: and the balance upon terms 10 bc
announced at the sale.
ISAAC BANKS, Trustee.
CIItFFIS, STAPLES & CO., Auctioneers. De
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de 6
BY Robert y. Lyme,
Real Estate Auetioneer,
1919 Main street.

cMALL AND COMFORTABLY I4 iIye;.
c0RNER OF STATE AND FULTON Sa NEAR
IN THE TOWN OF EULT1S' Nj S}R SALE. 81
hIitTIoSfsy seqaes, OF Mrs. Z Moor; s Il
leaving the ciy. van ssll Spcn shs the 18th
public auction. on WEDNESDAY. iocr =. ST.. the
above snug house. Besides the n9as ~ water STA
framed kitchen, coal-hoase, ana wsn great bar
bic, &c. Lot 30x11o fees 70 aie!'
soin win be hid.
AZ ~ ROBERT B. LYME, Aae'i0ass
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BY Wellington GOddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE-TWEN-
4 TIETH INTEREST IN THAT VALUABLE
TRACT OF 800 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, PART
LY IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY AND PART
LY IN POWHATAN COUNTY, KNOWN AS
".KESWICK." ON JAMES RIVER, ABOUT FIJI
TEEN MILES ABOVE RICHA1OND.-By virtue of
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by Will
liam NJ. Archer and wife, bearing date 30th Of Au-
gust, 1876, duly recorded in Chesterfield County
Court, and also in Powhatan County Court, shall
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Office Of
Wellington Goddn, real estate auctioneer, at the
of Bank and Eleventh Streets In the city Of
Richmond, at12 O'Clock NJ, on FRIDAY the 21st
of Deco mber, 1877. ONE TWENTIETH INTER
EST IN THAT VALUABLE ESTATE located as
above. called XXI WICK" containing 500
ACRES. A portion OF the tract Is heavily tmbercd,
and is said to abound In coal.
TERMS: The deed requires cash sale, but by con-
sent Of parties they will be one third cash: balance
ut six ana twelve months, for negotiable notes, in
tercst added, and secured by deed Of trust.
de 10 X. J.. PEMBERTON, Trustee.
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BY Jas. Macdougail, Auctioncer,
5G No. 10 Governor street.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
" OF "A Observation-Disclosures to an order Of the
District Court of the United States for the Eastern
District OF Virginia. dated December 5, 1877 IN re
shall sell said STEAMER, HER F URNlTURE:
TACKLE, &C., for cash, at public sale, In front OF
FIFTEE NTH OF DECEMBER, 1877, at IL O'Clock
n. go.
This STEAMER IS 155 feet in length, has an iron
hull and double engines, and lies at Worney's. on
the Pamunkcy river. Parties wishing to purchase
are invited TO examine the vessel and be present ut
the sale. c. 2. RAMSDELL,
-. United States Marshal.
Dated December 5, 1877.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctoneer. dc 6-eoitds
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BY E. W. Powell, Auc,ioneer,
1874 3fnin street.
DAWNBRoKER's SALE
OF THE
LARGEST STOCK OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
EVER OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
IN THIS CITY.

= Il -
AT the request Of 4. Harris, Esq, pawnbroker, I
will sch ut his loan office No. 1922 Main street,
THURSDAY the 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, the
LARGEST STOCK OF PAwNBROKERS' GOODS
ever offered in this city. consisting or ft}s
$50 LADIES' and G ENTLEAE Ms GOLD
$50 SILVER WATCHES, fai3
Large and complete assortment Of elegant OLA
MoND RINGS and PINS.
PLAIN and SET GOLD RINGS, - :. .'--i
LADIES' OPERA and CHATELAiNE CHAINS,
~. GENTLEMEN'S GOLD CHAINS,
STUDS, SLEEVE-BUTTONS,
SETS OF JEWELRY, &C.
ALSO, q large lot OF
SILVERWARE, Including an Ice-Cream Bowl,
Cake-Basket; very handsome Solid Silver Ser
&C.; together with general variety Of articles
usually found In o frst-class pawnbroker's sale.
Among the watches will be ioun1 large assort-
FINE EM-WINDERS.
The attention of merchants and the public gene
rally is respectfully asked to this sale.
Mr.. Harris will warrant every article rs repre-
sented. f. W. POWELL, Auctioneer
NOTICE
All persons whose pledges arc forfeited will call
at my Office No. 1922 Main street, and renew or re-
deem the same on or before WEDNESDAY, 18th
Instant otherwise no exceptions will be made for
any one, and the goods will be positively sold.
Office open every evening until O'Clock.
ABRAHAM HARRIS,
successor 10 II. Harris & Brother,
de 10-td established In s6j.
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By Jno. f. Laughton, Jr.. tAgcnt,I Auctloneer,
.- No. 1928 Franklin street.

DOSITIVE SALE OF SUP Fri 0 R
boards: PAkLSK sTfTs; sPLES6ip CHAM
R 6 &C. &C.. &C., Al AUCTIoN.-0n WEDSEs-
DAY the l2th instant, mt 10h o'clock will sell at
my auetion-house without rcserve), No. 1928
complete,, YIN WARDROBE, and French
handsome new WALNUT WARDROBES trim
ees sa wv WA tsa6n SM2RBLE-rop
2 superior BROWN REPS PARLoR SUITS in
The above FURNITURE is strictly arst-class, of
se I:e;, T.. ,asoa 10 ,,o ,,ovo
] genuine TURKISH CARPET 20x9 feet. 1t Is
rarely such q carpet Is offered for sale;
I handsome RIBBED HAlR-CLOTH PARLoR
us s1Ed 1R T WRINur CABINET;
l GILT-FRAME (oval-shape) PIER MIRROR:
BE SSs AiEE4kIN sna DAhAsh LAABREQuiSs
SSS coo s SIs and 1, HINhaAIrINe-sTovEs;
The above GOODS are now ready for examinations
JNO. E. LAUGHTON, JR:, (Agent)
de 10 Anctioncer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VERY
LAND At PUBLIC UCTION.-Purs,,ant to q
November, 1877, in the suit of Perry rs. Pun
phreyn the subscribers, the special commissioners
thereby appointed, will proceed 10 sell at public
auction, on the premises on MONDAY, 24th De-
cembcr, 1877, al ~ O'Clock NJ, that very valuable
w. F. PUN phrey. The lot contains about three
acres and is most eligibly situed the west side
OF Railroad street. in the most attractive part Of the
town. The house Is quite large and the outbuildngs
are all that required The garden Is considered
the best in the yilage This is one of the most de-
sirabIe pieces Of property in the town Of Ashland.
TERMS :: One fourth cash, and the residue IN SIX,
twelve and eighteen mouths from the day OF sale,
the purchaser TO give bonds for the deferred pay
mcnts bearing interest from the day Of sale, and the
title to be retained until all purchase-money Is paid
and conveyance ordered by the court. Taxes for
- CHASTAIN WHITE,
......~ W. j. LEAKE, -..-
. Special Commissioners.
EyAUGHAS, Crier. -" de 10-3tawtd
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MANcHEsTER AND VICINITY.

County Court.-The grand jury term Of
the County Court commenced its session
yesterday-Judge Clopton presiding. Near
ly all Of the members of the Manchester bar
and some of the Richmond bar were in at
tendance, The cases Of the Harris boys
and young Cosby for cutting young Nc
Gruder at Jerusalem church several Sum
DAYS ago will be tried this week.
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By W. Goddln and R. B. TAYLOR, Auctloneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
| " BILE IN CHESTERFIELD
COUNTY NEAR TO THE BRoADROCK RACE
EEtD TkAGK ATR tAEGE II AMoE GT OF
MANCHEsTER.-By virtue Of DEGREES entered At
the November term. 1877, of Chesterfield Circuit
of Males administratrix against Brander's exc
cutor &C., SHALL as special commissioners thereby
CIV Of Manchester, In the order advertised, on
THURSDAY the 18th of December, 1877, COM
at L. 9s1ek NJ Ne W M ( REs IT.
ESTATE in Chesterfield county and In the city Of
Of wsh Y the s sdes
Of Chesterfield about three miles from Manchester,
containing about TWO HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY-FIVE ACRES, more or Less, including that part
on which Mr.. Brandcr formerly resided, adjoining
the lands of Joseph Walker. W. G. Mayo. Joseph
Clayton. and L. j. Mosely. This land will be divided
into several smaller paris, accSrdibg 10 survey to
office OF w. Goddn, uctioneer: q part Of which Is
well set In wood and timber. and 2 part embracing
the home-1ract) has some comfortable buildings
After which will be sold part Of HALF-ACRE
No. 24s. between Perry va" and McDonough streets.
fronting on the east line OF Bridge avenue 264 feet
by 120 feetto an alley. ...'
front Ing 264 feet on the north line Of Porter street
between Fifth and Sixth streets, having thereon
e'i Hso ,.i HAIF-ACRE LOT No. e5s fronting on
Perry street 1872 feet, running back 1875 feet on
Sixth street.
Also, HALF-ACRE LOT No. 242, fronting 1G5
feet on Seventh street by 1872 feet. ..-..-- .-
Also. LOTS Nos. II, 8, and ID, each fronting 80
feet on Fourth street by 125 feet TO an alley.
Also. SIX LOTS In Mayo's nlan between Sum-
mers street and the DanyIlc railroad-namely, Nos.
%, %, "a, rs, 26. and 81. .u.
Also, j TRIANG ULAR LOT adjoining the above.
Also, another TRIANGULAR LOT fronting on
the Danvc railroad.
Also. a LOT on Fifth street, fronting 33 feet be-
tween Perry and McDonough streets, running back
fof irregular IDENTIFY to the canal.
Also. HALF-ACRE LOT No. 1854 with the large
mansion &C. thereon 90 fronting iS5 rect Oh Skin
The foregoing property wiz be suhdyd sSaI into
the sale and ut the office of W. GODpIN, auctioHcer.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
eighteen. and twenty-four months, for negotiable
notes Interest added, aud title retained I'LL all the
purchase-moncy Is paid and conveyance ordered
by the court.
The sale. OF the land in Chesterfield and lots In
Manchester will commence In rear Of the late rest
dence of Mr.. Brander, corner OF Bridge avenue and
Perry streets. w. W. COSBY,
-..- ... ....... g. G.. McRAE,
Commissioners.
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BY j. l.. Apprson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
l016 Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF LOW:PRioh;D
~ RT,r C0oD-PAYISG PROPERTY.-Will h+
sold on the premises, In the order nsmed; on ~
NESDAY. December II, 1877, at 81 ocioek /, ~.
ner OF Byr and First streets, containing four rooms
LOT 65x32 feet. Rent, DO per month 70 i s""a
tenant. -, sIo
with six rooms kitchen, stable, &c, on the cas- so
of Church street Oregon HID. LOT 3oxioo i r.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance Al lout, -,
and twelve months for negotiable n"tes' in'''''
added and secured by trust-deed .,,ar
10 a T. T. APPERSOS, huctioDeer.
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Signs of Prosperity.-Everything here
has o Christmas air. Country produce is
rolling ia at brisk rate and our merchants
are kept pretty busy. All OF the confec-
tionery stores present snowy windows, and
the grocery and liquor-men, too, do driv-
ing trade. The Moffett register will pan out
we'll in this holiday month, and Manchester
will make good showing all around. -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALU-
i ABLE BUILDING LOTS ON WEST GRACE
STREET BY AUCTlON.-By virtue of the pro-
Of November, 1876, from the grantor therein
named to the undersigned trustees, duly recorded
in the clerks office Of the Chancery Court Of the
mcntioncdln said deed default having been made
in the payment thereby, and being required 80 to
said deed. sell by auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY the. 18th day Of December. 1877, at
O'Clock p. 81. the REAL ESTATE described 10 the
BUILDING LOTS, fronting 25x140 feet. With an
alley In the rear 10 feet wide, the north side OF
Grace street between Laurel and Shafer Streets OPP
posite the residence OF Joseph Colquitt, Esq. -.
TERMS Enough In cash to pay the expense OF
executing this trust-deed and 10 pay of the sum of
$500 With Interest thereon from the 18th day Of
November, 1877: the residue on such terms as
shall be announced at the time of sale.
J. A. RICHARDSON T-rs,ees
W. NJ. ARCHER: trustees
RICHARDSON 6 Co., Auctoneers. de 10
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along the Water Line.-All of the mills
on the canal are in full operation. The
Cedar Works will be rebuilt Immediately,
and ia few months our industrial estab-
lishmenss will require larger number Of
laborers than before the freshet.
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Mayors Cos.rt.-Mayor Clarke keeps the
city very quiet. There was not single case
OF drunkenness detected on Saturday night,
and yesterday there was nothing before the
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The PouNp-PARTY which the lady mana
gers Of st. Paui's Church Home announced
for this week will come off on Saturday the
18th OF December. They lind it inexpedient
to have refreshments as proposed. but they
hope to see their friends in great force, and
will be happy to show them through their
institution. AS the infrmary Is open to all
denominations, the ladies wish their friends
to pay it visit OK inspection. Il
The " Home |" is ut FOG Leigh street, and
the hours OF reception from - M. to 8 P. III.
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AItCrION sALEs-Futnre Day..
BY James III. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate~hgants and Arctioneers,

Real Estate Agents and Arctioneers,
office corner Of Eleventh and Bank st1ects.
A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
IA ON LAUREL BETWEEN CUMBERLAND
AND BEVERLY STREETS, AND FOUR NEAT
FRAME DWELLINGS ON CHERRY BETWEEN
CUMBERLAND AND BEVERLY STREETS,
owners will offer for sale at public auction, upon
the premises. on FRIDAY the 18th day Of pecem-
Der, 1877, commencing at 3h O'Clock p. M. the
above mentioned property, and in the following
order-yiz.: That desirable TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING No. 212 south Laurel street, contains
Ing Eve rooms besides the kitchen. The lot fronts
80 by about $50 feet to an nlsy with good ws Of
DWELLINGS-Nos. 200, 2O0k. 211, and PIN
south Cherry street, containing three rooms each,
and In good order. The lots front feet eacb run
ming back about 100 feet to an alley, with good
well of water thereon.
All or the aforementioned houses are occupied
by good tenants and Mt fair rents. s.a.ai fsiasr.
TERMS One.third cash the balance Mt six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest added,
and secured by decd Of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON.
dell ea ifi, ;sGar''tf 49, Auctioneers.
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Personal.-Mr. John r. Cogbill, clerk OF
the Hastings Court, is able to be on the
street every day. His condition is much
improved.
DR.. Monteiro has just returned from a
visit to Albemarle.
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DR.. Hatcher lead the Association in prayer
for greater blessing upon the schools OF
the First and Second churches.
AfterSemarks by DR.. Hatcher and Rev.
G. F. Williams, the Association adjourned
with prayer by DR.. McDohald.
The next meeting will be with the Man.
chester school.
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TIE BALE or RESERVED SEATS for the
grand festival OF music will commence ct
WAITS mnsie-store this morning.
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AUCTION sALEs..This Day.
ny q d. Cook, Anctioneer.
90 Gnrarnnr sfreat. -. :. !

s. fs5 90 Governor street.,
GToCK OF TINWARE, STOVES,
6RAEGES. LAMPS. REFRIGTRATORs, &C.,
AT AUCTfON.-Oh TUESDAY, 11th instant, Mt
ioa oelocs win sell at the store Of JAAug g
west Broad street, The STOCK contained In said
store. Consisting Of an excellent assortment Of -
COOKING. and HEATING-ST0VES. .'jE
1 KANGES ST. ;rRa!EFRlGERAI9Rs,L. LAMPS, l
- WIRE DESIGNS, for flowers, &c, &c. -
Inc attention OF the trade generally and families
IL asked, as the goods Of the best quality and
were laid In to suit the retail trade. :,
ides E.E5sA3 IS 4: E. B. COOK, Auctioncer.
BY Grubbs Il Williams. = . - p :
80 Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers. +! FL
-. Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
AVERY HANDSOME BRICK RESIDENCE AT
TIE N2RTHEhST G9REER Of aRAGE ANp
execution OF decree Of the Chancery Court OF Rich
mono, entered 4th December. 1876. In the case Of
Observation-Disclosures &C., Ts. Hardgroye.n we VIII
sell at auction, upon the premises. on TUESDAY
the 18th December, at O'clock P. H., the resi-
dence situnted as above. s..,s. ..ttassst...
IL has eight large rooms, two small rooms, and
store-room. Also, kitchen with four rooms, sta
bic and carrtage-honse, and smQke.house- with
stock-brtck fronts built and finished III the best
throughout, In fine order and With all the modern
convenieuces s., .4sl 80 :, -.
The lot Is As by 185 feet and the situation enjoys
view which. for extent and beauty, Is not surpassed
by any other In the city. t,. s.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added and title reaiued By the court unit, the notes
are paid. HENRY HUDNALL.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
Commissioners.
GRUBHs WILLIAMS Auctioneers no go
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOT,
~ WITT" DOUBLE FRAME TENEMENT
THEREON. ON TIE WEST LINE OF SUMMERS
AND HULL STREETS.-As commissioners, acting
under another decree, entered In the OF Males
admnistratrix Brander &c. We shall sell ~ ame-
ton, Immediately after the foregoing sales, the
above. described property. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. Alexander G. Jones ut sale made by on the
11th June, 1875, and he having failed to comply
with the terms Of sale 1t win now be sold 1T his risk
aud costs. sAr'
TERMS: AS stated above. w. ". COSBY,
G. c.. McRAE.
de 1,S,11,13 - ! l45'.Gs Commissioners.
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BAPTIST SuNpAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday School Association met
with the First Baptist church school on Sum
day-the President, j. B. Winston, in the
chair. .~e-
The reports from the schools showed the
following average attendance, DC, for the
month
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THE THEATRE.-Harry and Rose Watkins,
old Richmond fayorites, are back with US
again. At the Theatre last night they
played Trodden Down, or Upder Two
Flags, an Irish piece, to quite fair audi
ence. They will repeat it tonight. TO.
morrow night the Hidden Hand.
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SoUP-HoUsE.-A soup-house has been
opened by tie ladies Of the Christian
Women's City Mission at 1414 Franklin
street, Just below the Ballard House, where
soup can be purchased at three cents per
quart, or in smaller quantities at the same
rates. It will be sold at present only be-
tween the hours OF II A. NJ. and P. NJ,
but the ladies hope to meet with such en-
enlargement as will enable them at an early
period to keep it open all day. Should it
be found desirable or practicable they pro-
pose shortly to sell coffee and meats, to be
eaten in the house, at rates which will place
a good meal within the reach Of all. :
Visiting committees will soon be appoint
ed to examine into the condition of all the
needy in the city, and afford such aid,
through the soup-house and other means,
as the necessities OF each case may require.
They ask the aid and support OF all classes
in our city in this benevolent enterprise,
for without it they will not be able to re-
lieve the vast amount OF suffering which
will be felt amongst the poorer classes OF
our population during the cold, wintry
weather now upon US.
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FOR RENT.

dor RENT, THAT VERY DESI-Ms
Il RABLE DETACHED FRAME DWELL-8:
INC. No S97 north Fifth street: seven rooms;
Kitchen. water, gas. &C., and in first-rate order.
hd do 1 I.:I WV ROBERT B. LYME.
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COURT ORDER.


.VIRGINIA.-INT THE CIRCUIT COURT
Y OF HANOVER COUNTY, NOVEMBER 8
1877: 7s, =
: against =
D. L. Jones, sheriff Of Hanover, and as such admin
istrator of Henry K. Elicit, deceased Defendants
And more than two years having elapsed since the
estate or Henry *. Elicit, deceased vas commMIee
to the hands OF D. L.: Jones, sheriff OF Hanover
county, for administration, auh an account OF the
Transactions OF satd administrator, and an ACCOUNT
Of de5fs and demands ssainsr said Henry & Elicit,
deeeased ayingbeen lied In this cause, on the mo:
zion Of Mrs d. j. Moores distributes, 1t is ordered
that the creditors Of said Henry r. Elicit deceased
do show cause II amy they can, on The nrsl Gay OF
the next term Of this COURT before this Court, why
the estate OF said decedent should not be paid and
delivered to his distributes without refnndinR
bonds And 1t is further ordered that copy OF thls
order be posted at the front door Of Hanover count,
court-house ON the first days of two successive terms
of Hanover County Court, and that another copy be
published once week for four successive weeks in
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