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LOCAL MATTERS.

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THs CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.--A regular
monthly meeting OF the directors OF the
Chamber OF Commerce was held yesterday
evening. Present: l.. o. Netting, Esq.
tpresidentl. and Messrs. Logan, Purcell,
WhitIock, Levy, Williams, Rogers, Roys-
ter, Beall, and Watts.
Mr. Williams offered a resolution that a
committee be appointed 10 collect matter
and publish pamphlet containing statisti-
cal and other information on the subject OF
the public debt.
A resolution Of Mr.. Rogers for the ap-
Dointment of a committee to revise the
charges for storage OF merchandise was re-
.errel to the Committee on Commerce, with
instructions to report in one week.
General Logan addressed the Board at
some length in reference to his recent visit
to Washington in relation to the postal ar
rangements, and moved the appointment OF
a committee to represent Richmond in the
matter. The President appointed General
IT. NJ. Logan, r. E. BlankenShip, and
Thomas w. McCance.
General Logan said: In regard to south
ern mails, the New Orleans Postal Commits
sion in their report about to be submitted
recommend an appropriation by Congress
for establishing three fast-mail lines for the
Soutb-as follows:
/, The Coast line, passing through Rich
mond, Weldon, w ilmington, Charleston,
and Savannah, to Florida.
.. The Central airline, passing through
Danville, Charlotte, and Atlanta, to New
Orleans.
3. The Kennesaw line, passing through
Lynchburg and Knoxville to North Ala
bama.
The Coast line through Florida will carry
the Havana mail.
The Airline through Danville and At
lapta will carry the New Orleans mail.
The Kennesaw line through Knoxville
will carry all the mail belonging legitimate
ly to its territory.
1t is believed that the reconlmen datlon OF
the Postal Commission for an appropriation
to establish these three fast southern mail
lines will be adopted.
The question in which Richmond is now
more Immediately interested is, Whether
the Central Airline to Atlanta shall pass
through Richmond or through Lynchburg
to Danvile? '--t-,r"-'.-'1 --'
The Midland railroad claims that the At
lanta mail Uia Danville should pass through
Lynchburg, andois endearorfng to force the
Danyille railroad to make such connections
with it at Danville as will insure fast line
ria Lyncbburg at the expense of Richmond.
II the iast-mail airline to Atlanta is estab-
iished over the Midland railroad through
Lynchburg and DanvilIe, passengers will
naturally follow the same route, and the
through travel to and from New Orleans
will be diverted from Richmond.
The Coast line, OF course, passes through
Richmond, and the matter Of present i'm
portance to Richmond's interest is whether,
in case these three fast lines are established,
the Central line, for Atlanta and New Or
leans, should pass to Danvile uia Richmond
or via Lynchburg.
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AN USGAINLY SIGHT.-The old row OF
wooden rookeries on the,east side OF seven
teenth street between Main and Cary present
avery unsightly appearance. Ayacant space
would be more respectable and pleasing 10
the eye. IN many cities they would be con-
demned and torn down.
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HENRIco COUNTY COURT.-The grand jury
met yesterday, and through their foreman
(John L. Grubbs, Esq,) brought in indict-
ments against the following parties:
Theodore f. Goldman lin four cases. for
selling liquor without license.
Patrick Harper for seduction.
William Fultz and Susan Osborne for un-
lawful cohahitation.
Against number of young men for tear
ing down bridge on the Nine-Mile road.
No other business was transacted.
The Court meets again to-day, and the
criminal docket will be called.
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n,ssOIUTIoNs & pARTsERsRlps.

DISSOLUTION. OF CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP,-The firm Of A. II. MOTT s co. Is this
day dissolved bv mutual consent, 4. II. MOTT hay
ing purchased The interest Of j. II. GRESHAM. y.
n NOTT assumes all the liabilities Of the late nrni
and is alone authorized 10 c0l.cct and Sign the
name Of the firm In liquidation. All nartles In
debted TO the concern are requested 70 come Tor
ward and SCI tie. and those havin: caims against The
firm will present them TO 4. II. MOTT for M sstt!e-
menf. ANDREW u. NUII,
FEBRUARY 1878 j. II. GRESHAM
- fe 12
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Z ST. VALENTINES DAY.-The labors OF the
.ietter-carriers were somewhat increased
yesterday, owing to the delivery OF yalen-
tines sent Through the mails. The custom Of
sending these missiyes, which seems yearly
growing into disuse. was not INDUCED in to
any very great extent this year. Many re-
tail dealers report their sales for this year
MS having been very small. OF course the
sale OF the comic ones was largely in excess
OF those OF soothing and sentimental
character.
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HUsT1SGs CoURT.-Moses Mason, by his
counsel Mr.. E. C. Cabell, came before Judge
Guigon yesterday and asked for his dis
charge, on the ground that he had been con-
fined in Jail for more than two months and
no indictment had been found against him.
Moses was charged with highway robbery.
The Judge granted the application, and the
prisoner was discharged.
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poPE PrUs TX.
Rcquiem services in richmond.

THE CEREMONIES AT ST. MARY's CHURCH
yEsTERDAY-DlsCuUR BY FATHER
ssENs-BEAUTIFUL3 AND TASTEFUL
DECORATIoEs-THEs SERVICES TO-DAY AT
ST. PETERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
THE ITALIANS OF RICHMOND, &c..&e.
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Bridqe .Avenue.-The condition OF this
main thoroughiare was pitiabe indeed
Yesterday. Travelling that way was bad
enough before the construction OF the Pud-
dIeduck canal.
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LEE-MoSUMENT FUND.-William 81. Black
.adar, ESQ.,, has been appointed the agent Of
the Board of Managers, TO collect funds for
the Lee-Monument Association uice Richard
c. Macmurdo, whose business calls him to
the South. The collections made by Mr..
Macmurdo amounted to S289.59; subscrip-
tions not collected, $14-total, $303.59. The
Lee-Monument Association, the secretary
thereof states, is the only body authorized
by law to collect money for monument to
be erected at Richmond in memory Of Gene
raj Lee, and Mr.. Blackadar is It's only recog-
nized agent. commend him to our peo-
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POLICE CoURT.-Acting Justice Crutch-
field disposed OF the following business
yesterday:
Louisa Brown and Martha Scott (colored),
charged with stealing law-papers OF the
value of 5000 from; Colonel John B. Young,
were sent on to the grand jury and commit
ted to answer.
The cases of Charles Gallego and Will
liam Edwards (colored), charged with burg
larry and larceny at the store OF Ware &
Grattan, were continued until to-day, and
the accused refused bail.
James and Lulu Thomas (colored), charged
with stealing the pocket-book OF Mary Will
liams, were sent on to the grand jury, and
committed to answer.
The following were discharged
Henry Smith (colored), charged with
threatening TO shoot George Baker (colored);
and George Baker, charged with assaulting
Henry Smith.
Della Jackson (colored), implicated in the
larceny Of the law-papers OF Colonel John
3. Young.
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The Condition OF The Poor.-Considerabie
destitution prevails in Manchester at fhis
time, which is relieved as far as possible Dy
persons charitably inclined.
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rose from his place, and, going up to Gem
eraI Ripley, said to him in emphatic and un-
tmi,takabIe language, g assure you, sir,
the Gospel Is preached in this city in more
purity aud simplicity than In many places
/ lin,the North. -
DR.. Peterkin demonstrated with him for
his emphatic language, endeavored to In
duce him TO refrain from expressing his
opiuion, and went 80 far as to catch him by
the coat and pull him back; but he was de-
termined to defend his people and the min
isters OF this city.
DR.. Burrows, Of the First Baptist church,
who was there, remarked to DR.. Wood
bridge that the arrangement did not affect
him, because, said he. we don't have any
formal prayers, but I'll make 1t a common
cause with the Episcopalians in the attempt
OF the military at debating what prayers
Shall be used. z.s,
RESPECT TO his MEMORY. 81. Z.
An informal meeting. OF the residentcler-
gymen OF the city was held yesterday, at
which it was decided to meet to-day at st.
Paul's church yestry-room at half-past l
o'clock. iifs / b.. ss
"A meeting OF; the vestry Of the Monu.
mental church was also held yesterday after
noon, at which some Of the arrangements
for the funeral were made, and committee
appointed to prepare suitable resolutions in
respect to the death OF DR.. Woodbridge.
CONCLUSION. .
In the death Of Dr. Woodbridge the
Church has lost one OF its most useful min
listers, and the clergy in this city a faithful
co-worker and a much-loved friend. He
was the oldest pastor in Richmond, and one
OF the most diligent, and, Us we have said,
a well-read theolosian-a man OF strong
faith and OF exceeding tenderness Of heart.
Probably DO clergyman ever lived around
whom there clustered warmer attachments
in his family, the social circle, and in his
whole con gregation. Though he was spared
so long for his work, and accomplished so
much for the cause Of Christ, our people
will feel his departure us sud af1iction,
however great a blessing to him.
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GRAND MAseUgRADE BALL.-The grand
BAT maSque OF the Chiekahominy Social
Club, which takes place at Sanger Halle on
.SondaY evening, February 18th. promises
10 be one Of the graRdest events OF the kind
Witnessed In this city for many years. The.
committee viii spare no pains to make the
occasion one Of pleasure and nerriment. 81
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The Hastings Court.-There will be no
grand jury at the ensuing term OF the Hus-
tinss Court. The Carter-Anderson will
case will be further considered.
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Good Ne,oS.-City Sergeant Fitzgerald
is prepared to pay Off the grand and petit
Jurors who served at the last terms OF the
Hastings Court.
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OWNER WANTED. The police of the Third
district have lot OF bed-clothes and wear
ing-apparel tied up in a Ded-quilt, found on
Third street by negro boy. They want
9he owner
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The requiem services In Richmond in
memory of the late. Pope Plus TX. com
menced yesterday morning at st. Mary's
(German) Catholic church.
MOURNING DECORATIONS AT ST. NARY's.
The interior Of st. Mary's presented q
beautiful and at the same time. most I'M
presslve appearance, the decorations being
profuse and tasteful. Festoons OF black
and white cloth, ornamented with rosettes
Of the same, met the eye at every turn.
The paintings and society banners within
the sanctuary, as we'll as the paintings Of
the Stations OF the Cross around the inte-
rior walls, the esanctuary-raiIiDgs, the pulpit,
the choir-gallery and pillars, and the three
altars were all neatly draped with the in
sigma OF mourning. A cdtGfatque, repre-
seuting tomb or cenotaph, was erected at
the entrance OF the sanctuary. This struc-
ture was covered with white cloth, orna-
meRted with blacE trimmings, and was sur
rounded with many lighted tapers.. Sus-
pended over the catGtalqae were two white
doves with evergreen branches in their
mouths, and at the head was a large por-
tralt OF the deceased pontiff, draped in
Grape, with third dove perched upon the
frame. In front Of the choir gallery was
suspended another large portrait OF the
Pope, also draped in mourning. The deco
rations extended to the exterior OF the
church, the front portico being festeoned in
white and black, whil the Papal colors,
bordered with black, floated from cord eX-
tending across the street to st. Joseph's
Ayslum. The decorations as whole re"
flected much credit on the ladies and gen.
tlemen OF the congregation having the mat
ter in charge,
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AUCTION SALES TINS BAY.

j. THOMPSON BROWN, az PM. ccmmtssioner,s
sale of three-story brick residence, No. 10S
Mayo street near franklin. Y
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10k A. M, household furnf-
ture. rosewood piano, carpets, cigars, &c.
GRuBBS & WILLIAMS, II A. NJ, trustees sale Of
tobacco-factory machinery, fixtures, &c.
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EXCURSION.
POULTRY EXHIBITION.
DOULTRY EXHIBITION.

The FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION will take
place at "LEvY'S HAIL." second floor. on
FEBRUARY 10Th, 21sT, AND 22D.
Those who desire to exhibit fowls, pigeons, birds,
&C.. will please send in their entries soon posi-
Bile.
1t Is the earnest wish OF the Association that
every breeder of fowls in the Stale will send some
thing to the exhibition.
The express companies have agreed /, return all
fowls, &C., free of charge.
All entries must be made on or before SATUR-
DAY, February 18th, at P. NJ.
ADMISSION, 25c.; children, 1Oc.
Blanks and any other information will lie prompt
ly furnished by applying to
II. THEO. ELLYSON, Secretary,
fe 13-5t* ll1S Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRNTING-HoUsE. Coed work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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T Fl. GRESHAM TAKES THIS 0C-
y. CASION TO SINCERELY THANK HIS
friends and patrons who SO cordially gave him
their influence and patronage while with the late
concern OF A. II. MOTT & CO., and 20 notify
them and all the trade that he has formed Coz
partnership with Mr.. VALENTINE BROWN, re-
Gently connected with Messrs. ID. @. Uayis q Co,
the frm to be known as GRESHAM & BROWN.
for the purpose OF conducting WHOLESALE
NESS at No "a south Fourteenth street tn all fits
bi anches, and most respectfully solicit the con-
surance that with increased facilities snd an ex-
pcrence of ten years In the trade In Baltimore,
guaranteeing all the Inducements that can De oi.
fereo. we will have an entire NEW SToCh Of
GOODS in about ten days. Come and see US;
fe 12-1w GRESdAh q bhVn ~ e
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snnsT rRoM HIS LABORs.
Darsfis Of Rev. George Hoodbridge. ID
tss.. or shc s1onnmcnfal Church. q

AND INCIDENTS OF HIS
. pEATB--A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE AND SER
VICES, BIRTH AND EDucATIoN- ONE OF
THE FRUITS OF HIs LABoRs In THE EPIs-
copAL cHURcH-HIs CHARACTER AS A.
CHRISTIAN SINIsTER-REsPEtT TO HIS
MEMORY, &C., &c.
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PERSONAL Paul L. Dreher,
for several years past professor in the Louis
vile Conservatory OF Music, is in the city.
He proposes making Richmond his home.
Anon. the visitors TO the Tobacco Ex.
change Yesterday were FL. L. Hutcheson,
LYnchbnrg; Edgar Allan, Farmyille; f..
Myers, Baltimore; G. w. Spicer, Peters
burg; G. Teller, Detroit, Mich; John
Thompson, Louisa; John w. Davis. Lou
lisa; j. "A. Henley, Henrico; c. G. Snead,
Fluvanna; j. d.. Pollard, Halifax; George
a. Endley, Meeklenbufg; +. Middleton,
Chesterfield; 4. Il. Whitworth, Amelia;
John e. MASSEY, Albemarle; f. II. Sims,
Louisa, and james e. Maxey, POWhatan.
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HORSES. MULES. 80.


uORSES AND MULES FOR SALE. S=xc
Just arrived at HARDlN's OLD STAND lately
occupied by Turner q Co.., FRANKLIN sfHEEf'
Sery superior iotof
100 HORSES and so MULES,
which vii! offer for sale 1t ycry low prices.
fe 3-6r G. s. ALLEN. q
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The above meeting Is POSTPONED TIL WEDNEs.
DAY the goth of February ut the same hour and
place. by direction OF the President.
G. WALDROP, Secretary.
RICHMOND, February IL, 1878.
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PHoToGRApHs--Don't waste your money and
time on bad photographs. but go st once to REZs's
gallery ard hayeit done properly. Prices: -Four
for 81 one dozen gem Photographic. SOC, iurpc nze
for by frames 81 Iffe-sfze and Porcelain pic
lures ut reduced prices during the hard timo2 a2l
and S2S Main street, near EiEhtn. &
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WHOLESALE WOODEN. AND WILL
Wv LOW.WARE. ROPES. TWlNES. TIN.


Thankful for the liberal patronage extended 20 the
late firm. and with the determination 10 meet me
views OF the trade as TO prices and quality OF goocs
me In Offering, solicit scontnuaHce and enlarged
patronage. ~
The name of the firm will remain unchanged.
fe IL ANDREW III. MOTT.
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SUPREME CoURT.-The Supreme Court
rendered no decisions yesterday.
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THE REQUIEM CEREMONIES.

The ceremonies commenced at half-past
s O'Clock with the celebration Of a solemn
requiem mass, Rev. Father Janssens, adj
ministrator of the diocese, being the cele-
brant, with Rev. Benno Hegele, of st. Ma-
ry's as deacon, and Rev. DR.. D. O'Connell,
OF the Cathedral, as sub deacon. Rev.
Father Bernardine, o. S. B., oficiated as
master of ceremonies. The church was
crowded to overfowing, the three benef-
sent in full regalia. The members OF these
societies in body partook Of holy commu-
MON, Offering up the same for the repose Of
the soul of the Holy Father. St. Mary's
Sodaity Society, in regalia, was also pre-
sent.
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: C.u,ionary signals ordered at Cape Look
ont. Cane Eatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape
Henry, Cape May, Barnegat, Atlantic City,
and Sandy Hook.
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THE PROPOSED REMOVAL OF THE CEN
TRIAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.-The bill Of Mr..
Hinton pending in the Senate, "authoriz-
ing and directing the directors Of the Cen
tral Lunatic Asylum to contract for the
erection, near the city of Petersburg, Of
suitable buildings for the accommodation OF
the coiored insane OF the State" recites
that "whereas it appears to the General
Assembly that it is necessary to provide a
Suitable location for the permanent estab-
lishment of the Central Lunatic Asylum.
for the reception and treatment OF colored
persons OF unsound mind, now tempora-
riIy located at Howard's Grove, near the
city OF Richmond; and whereas commits
sion elected by the General Assembly for
the purpose Of selecting site for its perma-
nent location have selected as such site New
Market, or Rare's farm, a tract Of land lying
in the county OF Prince George adjacent to
the city of Petersburg, containing = acres.
which SAID site or tract Of land the city OF
Petersburg, by vote OF its Common Coun-
Gil, has offered to donate to the State free Of
charge If the said asylum should be thereon
permanently located
81. Be ii enacted by the General assem-
6Iy, That the directors OF the Central Lu-
natic Asylum be and they are hereby direct
ed, us soon as there is made Or declared to
them deed conveying to them, for the use
of said asylum, the said tract Of land known
as Hare's farm, and a plan for the buildings
shall have been agreed upon as herein pro-
yided, to contract for the building thereon
commodious house or houses suitable and
necessary for the proper reception and ac-
commodation Of persons Of color of unsound
mind upon the terms hereinafter set forth,
having previously given public notice by
advertisement in some newspaper published
in the city OF Richmond, and the cities Of
Petersburg, Lynchburg, and Norfolk, that
they will receive proposals for the building
thereof according to the plan and speciE-
cations hereinafter provided for; and shall
take bond with sufficient security from such
person or persons contracting for the con-
struction OF said buildings in the penal sum
Of s, payable to themselves and their
successors in Office, conditioned for the
faithful performance OF said contract, under
the immediate superintendence Of said dl.
rectors."
The remainder Of the bill provides for
carrying out the purposes above indicated.
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OFFICE OF RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMPANY,t
RICHMOND, January 18. 1878.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY viii
be hed at their Office on Leigh street, on MoNDNI
the 18th of February, Il 87S. ut IL III.
G.. WALDROP, Secretary.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was raw, rainy.
md (ljSagreeSOie. ~

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. n, 40;
Q A. A., A; noon. 46; 8 2. b., 40; z.
NJ, Il; midnight, 3S. rf
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MYRTLE LODGE, No. 25, *. so
NI OF P.--!tttend y stated convention ofYESA
your Ledge THIS lFriday) EVENING m nttst 55sS5
Members in good standing of sister lodges NSsSS9
are fraternaliy invited 10 attend BY order SS.s~
Of the G. G.. JOHN w. GLENS.
f. I5.ItE X. of r. and 8.
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81. ELLYsnN q Co.. advertising agents. ,nserr adj
ysrssements in all Of the newspapers of the upited
S.ses at publishers rates. Orders left nf sts Dts
patch countjnS-room will receive prsmsf 1ften-
4
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MEETINGS..

y ssE-afEEpfyG OFAis 1.-THE + CLERGY
IN OFTHE EPISCOPAL CHURCH viii be held
at the vessY5 room or st. Paul,s church TO-DkY
lfriday "a hs ihs iolhI AZ ! oc'o'S MrSSIGsRoDE.
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THE .GLxswooD > WHIsKEr took the frst pre-
MUM at the State Fair. u
THE Select WIissey Is recommended BY Dr..
J. B. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry -our own importation.
Cigars, OF every grade, Of ON own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade.
5sz w. ID. BLAIR & Co.
903 Main street.
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The requiem services In Richmond in
OF the late. Pope Plus TX. COM
nenced yesterday morning at St. Mary's
Germany Catholic church,
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wEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TODAY For the Middle
Atlantic States, warmer, cloudy weather,
rain areas. winds mostly from the north to
the east, and nearly stationary or falling
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JTNION COUNCIL, ROYAL. Area
THIS friday EVENING at ~ O'Clock at spring
field Hail. a full and prompt attendance OF menu
hers and Others Interested Is desired.
eI5.lt j. b. ELAN. Secretary.