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Golden Medical Discovery
d Ahtroaies or Blood cleansing.
Golden Medical Discovery
b Rseforoi.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is CAOIa0Ogus. or Lir~ StinsaiaHt.
Golden Medical Discovery
Is T6nie.
Golden Medical Discovery

BY reason of tie Alternative properties. cu.ee,
Diseases OF Blood and skin, as Scrofnla, or
Kings Evil; Tumors: Uicers, or q scr 81
Blotches; Pimples. and Eruptions. ByviFfne OF
its Pectoral properties, IL cures BroBehiAls
Throat and Lung Affections, Incipient Con-
sumption. Lingering Ccughs and Chronic
Laryngitis. Its Cholagogne properties render
II an unsQualed remedy for Billiousness, Torpid
Liver or Liver Complaint" aud lie Torie
properties make IL equally erncaeious IN curing
Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite and Dyrpepsia-
Where the skin lie salow and covered with
blotches and pimples, or where there are scrof-
ulous swelhngs and affections, lew bottles of
Golden Medical Discovery win effect an entire
cure. IL you feel dull. drowsy, debllitated. have
sallow color OF akin or yellowish-brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste in mouth, internal heat chslls alter
mated with hot Pushes, low spirits and gloomy
forebodings. irregular appetite and tongue
coated you are snffering from Torpid Llper OF
& BRiOvSESss." In many eaees Of Liter C0n-
pIdiHt," only pSrt Of those symptoms are ex-
perienoed. As q remeay for all such cases, DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no equal,
as II effects perfect cures, leaving the liver
strengthened and healthy.
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THE quarrel is not win President
Hayes. but with those who wrOngfullg
made HIM President. Tins viii Be
pss,lsa hasllT d isso.
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NEW ADYEHTIsEm.NTs..
FsTRAYED

By R. s. Yong, county commissioner OF
Travis county, april Q. 1878. one fsy horse,
about II hands high. i've wears old, branded
thus: V with curl TO the right on left sho1ldef
one bay hor e. foDr years o d, branded J q B on
left thigh; one bay horse six or seven year, OLD,
1871 nds high. no brands visible; one red roan
high, branded thus: p reversed with ends Of Il
carried by on left shoulder; one Eorrel Ally. two
or three years old, branded [ on left .hoalder
r. 9. YOUNG.
ap11 w3. Commissioner Travis County
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NOTICE.

LoST-Labor land certificate No 201, issued
TO heirs Of Cornelius smith by land boaru Of
Brazoria county. Labor land certificate No.
BrAzoria county. Unconditional he-ddght GER
hhcafe NJ. 3il, for $40 acres Of land, issued 20
q. W. Crawford by the land board Of Wishing
ton county. Unconditional headright csrfin-
este No. 156 for $40 acres OF lsnd issued 10
Washington county TO James w. Wills. u not
heard OF within ninety DAYS we will apply 10
the proper ofic = for duplicates.
MILLER BIOS, Agts. for Owners.
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Favorite Prescription is a Powerful Restorative
unsurpassed efficacy, and, while IL qufets ler-
vousir ita ion IL streng hens the eufeebed l.er-
vous System, thereby res. oring II 70 henltiIfnl
vigor. The following diseases are among Lose
In which the Favnr1te Prescription hR- Norisrd
magic cures, viz: Leucorrhn OF ''Whifer," tx
ceesive Flowing, Painful Msnstruaiion, UnL st.
ural Expressions, Weak, Back. Prolapsus or
falling OF the Uterus, Antevereion. Reiroyer-
sion, bearing-down Sensation, Chronic ConRcr-
ton, Inflammation and liberation OF the Uterus.
Internal Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, De-
spondepcy and very many other chronic dis
eases peculiar TO womsn, but not mentioned
here
The following Ladies are few Of the mlny
thousands who can testify u tbs efficacy of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. from experiences
and observauon:
Mrs. CorneIia Allison, Peosta, lows; Mr..
Thos. j. Methyin, Hstcher's station, Ca; Mrs.
T. A. Seymour, Rome. N. y. Mrs. Francis Illus
wick, Versailles, Ono; Mrs. Leroy Putnam.
North Wharton, Pa; Mrs. Mary A. Hunolt,
Edna, No: Mrs. Mary A. Fr1sble, Lehman, Pa;
Mrs. d. L. Gill, Chillieoihe, Ohio; Mrs.. Harriet
B. Malone, West Springfield. Pa; Mrs. X.
Hiatt, Emporn, Kan Miss Louise Pratt. Dodge
Vile, Mas; Mrs. l.. A. Dashed, Norfolk. Va;
Mrs. Q. Allison, Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. j. n. Vet-
non, st. Thomas, Ont; Mrs. -. q. Mo-aD, 253
North Howard street, Baltimore, Mo; Mrs.
Lucy Caliman, Bonneville, Ohio; Mrs. Nancy
McNaught, Jefferson. Iowa; Mrs. L. q. Stem
rod, Friendship, n. Y; Miss Ellen cAdy, West
Y; Mrs. 3. ". Rocks, Grand Rapids, Mich;
Mrs. 7. II. Webb, WATERFOWL. N. Z. Thou
sands u references can be given at the Worlds
DiepeuanrY.
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Investigators Of natural science have dcmon-
strated beyond controversy, tAAf throQkhous
the animal kingdom the .ssuryiya OF the mites
is the only law that Vo1cheafes tertft and p CT
petnity. Does not the same principle severn
the commere al prosperity OF maRt An intc LOT
cannot supersedc n superior article ny rsaSoa
OF superior merit, DR. Pieces standard Medt-
cines have cultivated all othcrs Thelr sale N
the Uuited States Al0t exceeds one million DOL
lars per AMMAN, while the anpount exported loOts
up 10 several hundred Thousand more No ousl-
meas co1ld grow To such gigantic proportions ana
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Ds. PIKRCK,s mKOIoINEs.
DE<s PAhhOh'S N
DIR. PIERCES
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL sELECTIoN.

Are not advertised as ''eure-alls,'' but arc
specifics in the diseases Tor which they are 70
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CUPREME COURT.

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fFor the Dispatch.1
IFUT tIIC DIsVRtOhh'1
AmenGInent of the Present Tax.BilI.

Under the existing law of the state II A
lends to B say $1,000. secured by mortgage
upon BIS real estate, A pays the tax upon
the mortgage, and B also upon bis land.
Thus the State taxes the same subject mat
ter twice. and it operates very harshly and
unjustly, and is clearly wrong in princl-
ple. The burden falls wholly upon the
debtor, because by one pretext and an
other the rate OF interest is increased
by the lender, so that he will get more than
six per cent, and he makes the borrower
pay for the risk, of his contract. An amend
ment should be made making loans upon.
real estate secured by deeds OF trust, nom
taxable by the State. This-would not only
work substantial justice, but at the same
time it would invite large amount OF capt.
tai to the State. Let 1t be known that money
could be invested here upon real estate, and
that the mortgages would not be taxed ana
would yield net clear six per cent, and the
effect OF it would be highly beneficial. AS
the law now stands. not over four and 4
half per cent. can be realized, If indeed as
much.
It seems that this idea should commend
itself specially to the country delegates,
whose constituents in the main own largely
of real estate and lack working capital.
The true secret OF all our difficulties is the
scarcity OF money. Our circulation is only
So per- capita, while that of New England
is $27. Its perfectly absurd that until the
Federal tax OF ten per cent. on the circula-
ton of State banks is abolished, we may
not, in the present depressed condition Of
trade, look for any speedy refief. And
the outlook, for free-bahking is not en-
couraging until after the reappWtionment
of%1SS0, two years hence, which will give
to the West and the South a controlling
power in the Government. In the mean
while it would appear to be to the interest
Of our people to promote the introduction
of money into our State by the kind OF legis-
lation which have suggested. Everything
which tends to increase our capital will
lessen the cry OF reputation, and this dire
evil will be more easily ayerted by wise and
liberal legislation than by insidious attacks
upon the sacred inyiolability of contracts.
49, CAMM PATTEsON.
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ssle renort 81 the commission upon re- re-
,o,.c J he Offices ia the G>pisol appears
= ss,is mornings Dispatch, u proposes e
ahoIish the Office Of Second auditor ind de de.
videsit duties and responssbilit between
the Auditor 81 Public Accounts and the
state treasurer AS this reconanaen cation
Is based In some degree upoa complaint
relating 10 4 sub ect that has been entrrstea
10 i Joint committee OF both houses, y
would be no more than proper that ta lss
public Judgment should be suspended until
the report Of that committee Is made.
S. The Second Auditors Office Is avenerablc
institution. 1t is apart Of the system, estab-
slished after the defalcation OF GERMAN B '!.-
KSR. II was framed after the most patient
and elaborate MISUNDERSTANDING an
examination OF the system established ny
ALExANDRR HAMILTON. Secretary OF tue tl
United States Treasury. It was begun here
under JAMES BRows, DR., Second Auditor,
and continued under w. L. JACKSON. WILL
LIAM MoScuRE. and Judge THOMAS, who
suecessiyely held the Office. It's therefore
venerable. The commission recommend IL It's
abolition. Their views are this morning
laid before the public.
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IA nis,es % scc: a honorary tssg.enship
upon persons of distinctions
BY Mr. BLlND 81 !, .,ss,.
I;esolped. That The COMMITTEES on Public
Property be instru cted to inquire INTO luz
expectancy OF providing g new s.ass Wy s.
nv M. CARTER 81 Londoun A bill regn..
lating the election o. com VI w
revenue In the county OF Loudo un I..., ~
I, nv Mfr. ALIEN !; Petition Of citizens Q.
I Ilnenburg asking change in the time OF d
hnlding the court Of said county. .,
nv Afr. RoBMsoN OF Portsmouth: a DIN
amending the charter OF the city OF Ports
2 By Mr.. WALKEg OF Chesterfield a bill
to refund to John Manders part OF y,
cense-tax improperly assessed upon anu
a' Nv Mr." GLASS: "a Bill TO amend and re.
enact the 10th section OF chapter 202 81 the
Code of 1873, in reference to pay OF Jurors;
nv Mr.. SYKES: Petition OF citizens OF
PLEASANT Grove district, county OF Norfolk.
asking that the fence question be submitted
to vote OF the district. - r'i.4::: !,
nv Mr.. SYKES: Petition OF 1873 citizens OIL
Norfolk county against extension OF the
corporate limits OF the, city OF Portsmouth
over lands owned and possessed by t hen
So. PERSONAL.
Mr.. BoHANNoN stated that IL he had been
present when the vote was taken on the
BARBOUR bill he should hayesFo !" NO..
TINE LIMITED. .5
On motions OF Messrs. GRAVES and WALK
Err of Northumberland. speeches on amend
ments to salary bill were limited TO nYe
minutes.
LAND-wARRANTs.
House bill to amend and reenact section
/ OF chapter 80 of the Code, in relation 10
the price paid for land-warrants Tor Waste
lands, was passed.
THE SALARY BILL.
The consideration of the salary bill cut
ting down expenses about twenty per cent,
or to the rates Of 1860, was resumed.
Mr.. HANGER withdrew his motion to in
crease the pay Of the clerks OF the Court OF
Appeals at Staunton and Wythevil!e from
$500, as in the bill, to $500, as now, because
disposition was shown to 60 even below
the committees figures.
Section IS was adopted with only one
change. It now provides that the Presl-
dent Of the Senate and the Speaker OF the
House shall each receive 5000, and members
of the General Assembly $500, for each
regular session; presiding officers $3.50, and
members $3.50, for extra sessions; mileage
10 cents per mile for every mile OF necessary
travel.
The Clerk OF the Senate was reduced
from $1,000 per annum, as the committee
proposed, to $1,000. The committee pro-
posed to reduce the extra allowance Of the
Clerk OF the Senate and the Clerk OF the
House from So to SIS per day for alternate ses-
sions. The House struck out the provision
altogether; allowed Mr.. Bigger per annum
only $500, and Mr.. Davis only $1,000.
Adjourned. ! p
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NE THALHIMERB BROTHERS, LEAD
ERS OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRONT-STILL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
WINTER STOCK-SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
1900 yards good quality CORDED PIQUEs at ss
% pieces eys'u FRENCH NAINsook and CAM
BRIO ut 10 worth 15c.;
rs pieces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIA
PRINTS at SIC.
A large stock SHEETINGS and COTTONS at the
lowest market PRICES Any one In want Of good and
cheap DRESS GOODS, SHA LIS, SKIRTS.
BLANKETS, and UNDERVESTS should give us
a call, as we guarantee to save from 20 to % per
cent on them.
A full line of BLACK ALPACAS, CACHEMIRES,
TANISE, PE-CLOTH, and BRILLIAN-
TINES, at extraordinary low prices. Our stock Of
these goods Is complete, and ask call from those in
want Of same. TABLE-LINENS, TOWELS, NAP
kINS, WHITE MARSEILLES and other QUILTS,
GURTAIN.LACES, &C.. at extra low prices. We
are selling our extensive stock of CASSINIERES
for mems and boys wear, WATERPROOF and
BEAYER-CLOTHS,:. RED: WHITE, BLUE, and
GRAY FLANNELS, CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS, &C.,
at prices lower than ever, to reduce stock. Give
us call OIL CASSIMERES. $50 dozen ladies',
misses and childrens HOSE; ladies' STRIPED
HOSIERY, all kinds and prices: misses STRIPED
HOSIERY; childrcn's STRIPED HOSIERY, very
cheap, stock Is very large, and wishing TO
duce same, we will offer them at very low figures.
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
fe4 COL Broad street.
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] SPECIAL NOTICES.
liz. GREAT BARGATNs

NJ COHEN BROTHERS..
COHEN BROTHERS are Just IN receipt OF an ex-
tremely large stock, which has been 70 the
greatest advantage. As usual, they offer that adyan-
tage to the public. si.s Il s. S o Is
% dozenTWo-BUTTONCo COLI DRIED BID GLOVES
at 37hc.-eyery pair worth from 75c.to 81
is9 dozen yICTORIAKI Mt 75c. per pair, The
value Of which is 1925;
81 dozen KIDS ut ESQ.,, usually sold at $3.50;
Also, now ready, their new importation OF LEROf
SEAMLESS, in which, owing to tho decline OF
gold. they are enabled to sell three-buison at the
former price Of wo-button;
2 cases best PIQUE CORDS at 7c.;
NAINSOOKs, CAMBRfCS, CHECKED MUSLlNs,
and other WHITE GOODS much below market
value; 49,: 49,. .@
40 pieces SWISS MUSLIN at 1oc.;
SWISS MUSLIN ut is, 20, and 25c. for quality
worth 50c.;
DOTTED MUSLINS ut 25c. worth Soc;
225 pieces WHITE and CoLoRED ,TARLATANS
from the lower grades 10 the finest imported, Of
fully one half their value;
600 yards of RICHARDSON'S LINEN, in short
lengths, at fully so per cent. less than value;
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS at 62lzc-;
The largest and cheapest stock Of BLACK and CO
LORED SILKS in this city,.
PIANo-CoYERs from So 1886;
lPIANO-CoyERS at $40 worth SIS;
1900 dozen LONSDALE t200-yard) SPoOL-COT-
TON, for band and machine, at 22c. q dozen;
spoois Of 100 yards SEWING-SlLh, equal In
quality to tho best, for Csc;
FRENCH WORKINGS COTTON, 15c. for dozen
punches;
100 TAPESTRY HAssoCKs at soc. worth fully
81;
~ dozen GERMAN sPoNGE-ToWELs at s5c.
worth &c.;
| DOYLIES and NAPKINS much below market
value;
% pieces double-width ALPACA-POPLINS, in
spring shades, at zoe. worth 35c.;
12 pieces real APPLIQUE LACE at less than half
the cost ofinportalion;
Also a large lot Of real APPLIQUE HANDKER-
CHIEFS:
| TORCHON LACES at greatly reduced prices:
A large lot Of TIDES lust received. fe16
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DEATHS.

Died. at his residence, on the morning of the 14rh
instant, Rev. GEORGE WOODBRIDGE, in the
'seventy-faurth wear of his age. ..s4...,a
His funeral will take place from the Monumental
church THIS saturday )AFTERNOON, February;
18th; at O'Clock. Friends and acquaintance of
the family are invited to attend. !, r.ss..,,
Died, at the residence of Mr.. Sampson Jones, No.
625 north Fifth street.. February l5. 1878, Mrs.
MARY E. STORKE, in the sevcnty-ninth year Of
her age. ssa slfEz -! - iGt.s.e 45e-i
She win be buried from the above place TO-DAY
Saturday. at IL M. $500 - rms.
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W THOMAS r. PRICE 81 co.
ESPECIALLY LOW RATES
FOR
FEBRUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL.

One lot ENDS RICHARDSON'S LINENS ut about
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. less than regular rates
for shirt-makers and manufacturers of white
goods rare opportunity:
HAMBURG EAIBROIDERIES at lowest rates ever
offered here: IL.
FULL LINE OF DO1IESTICS:
FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM and ANDROSCOGGIN at
wANlsUTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, and PORE
NAH at l2l4c.;
Cd. Ga, IA, s-4, 1914, 11-4, and 1874 SHEET
ING at lowest rates:
LINEN DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, DOYLIEs, and
SHEETINGS. to suit housekcepers;
Fresh exhibit SPRING CALICuES;.
LIGHT-FIG URED PERCALES, CRETONNES,
and CALICOES;
In KID GLOVES for.gentemen and ladies we have
most complete assortment:
GENTLEMEN'S COLLARS, CUFFS, SCARFS,
HOSIERY, CASSIMERES, CLOTHS. &C.
Look at our FURNITURE-CRETON NOT
TiNGHAM LACEs, and other HOUSE-FUR-
NISHINGS. ... ISL
We offer great bargains In DR. Ess-GOODs NOVEL
TIES.
Look ut our stock.
fe12 T. r. PRICE 6 CO.
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~ (. 49, =
The. bonors paid to the memory of Pope
PTus the IXth yesterday by the Catholics Of
Richmond were very, creditabie to their
taste and to their energy as well as to their
religious DEVOTION a. large number Of Pro-
testants were present, showing their inter-
est in the proceedings, and we doubt not a
proper degree of respect for the memory OF
the late Pope, Pope P1Us was a man Of great
value to the civilized world. He was so con-
servative, SO humane, and exerted his infiu-
ence so bene6cially in depressing radicalism
and multitudiousness Impulsiyeness and
passion wherever lie could. The opinions
and sentiments widely expressed show that
he held strong claim upon the respect Of
all civilized nations. The world may well
desire to see such Pope as he was, elected
TO I'LL the chair his death vacated.
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A History of Engsand IN the Eighteenth
Century. By. WILLIAM EDWARD HART.
POLE LEcKEY. In III Volumes. New
York: D.. APPLETON q Co. a..
This is a great work. LEcKEY is one OF
4ba ,,rosonniiest authors OF the present slay.
Nor ~ cnlture cannot well be without his
,rorks {: s..1'... 8 &, {
For sale by WoopHousE & PARHAM. .z, .,...2
49,. !, - s, -. r,...... ). AZ. 80,
< 80, nreb y, s;,,e S,,ii;ne of sbo p;nc;,,7ea
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@ PINES r EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Pine and Spring streets).-
The pastor, Rev. j. Is, HUTsoN, will preach TO-
MORROW at IL A. NJ. At 7:30 p. NJ Rev. j. q.
TYLER, of the Seyenth-Street Christian church,
will deliver the annual address before the Young
Mems Missionary Society. The public Is invited.
Seats free. -. ...y .,.s.s
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wMASS BIBLE-MEETING. "A meet
ing will be held In the interests Of the Virginia b.
BILE Society in tile Broad Street Methodist Episcopal
church on SUNDAY NIGHT. Services Will COM
menee at TX o'clock. DIR. HoGE will preside. Rev.
Mr.BARRETT and Major STILES will deliver ad-
dresses. l-; s.f s3a3 49, =tfE@
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MONTHLY PUBLICATIONS.


MARCH ATLANTIC.
NOW READY AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
A ROSARY OF SONNETS aud fine poem, THE
WHITE CAR, by LoNGFELLow.
WILLIAM FRANCIS BARTLETT. poem by
WHITTIER. = z..H 1zs,r
THE OPPOSITION TO LINCOLN IN 1854, by
the late GIDEON WELLEs.
LOVE-MAKING AND MARRIAGE BY TELE-
PHONE, by MARK TWAIN.
OPEN LETTER FROM NEW YORK. about the
Metropolitan Theatres and the Romantic
Drama. z.tEt...-.5
VICTOR EMMANUEL's POLITICAL WORK, by
W. c. LANGDoN.
A SWISS RING-POLITICIAN,b by ARTHUR VEN
NER.
And many other attractive articles and poems
TERMS: CSC. No.; "a year.
HOUGHTON, oSGoOD CO.,
e16-1t :. t,,sa: Boston.
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Mr GRACE-STREET BAPTIST
TOMORROW by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. HATCHER, at IL O'Clock A. M. and at ~
Pm.
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/ NE SECOND PRESBY TER IAN
CHURCH.-Service att IL AN, as usual. The SER.
vice in the AFTERNOON OF O'Clock will be for the
children Of The Sabbath schools for teachers and pa
rents. An who can attend are requested TO neet In
the lecture-room on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at AZ
O'Clock to practice the pieces which are to be sung
Sunday afternoon.
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GARDEN SEED.

GARDEN SEEDi GARDEN SEED -
N Extra Early Peas, $3.50 per bushel; EARLY
lee. per ounce; Winningstadt, csc. per ounce.
GRANGE GARDEN SEEDING. Figner Is the au-
thorized agent for the State Of Virginia. He keeps
full supply, and his seed are .reiable- Yirginfa
Patron. Notice next weeks advertisement.
.ss~.s--Es,s W. G.. FIGNER,
6O6 Marshall street., opposite New Market.
fe4-Sn ~ Richmond, Va.
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NE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
uer Twelfth and Broad streetsl-Rev. E. W.WAR-
Rem, D. D.. will preach on SUNDAY at IL A. N. and
TYP. 49, :f"-a.
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EXHIBITION.
The FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the
VIRGINIA POULTRY ASSOCIATION will take
place at "LEVY'S HAIL. second floor. on
FEBRUARY 2oT1r, 2IsT, AND 22D.
Those who desire to exhibit fowls, pigeons, birds,
&C.. will please send il their entries 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 to return all
fowls, &C., free of charge @
All entries must he made on or before SATUR-
DAY, February 10th, at P. N.
ADMISSION, 25c.; children, l0c.
Blanks and any other information will be prompt
ly furnished by applying to
II. THEO. ELLYSON, Secretary,
fe l3-5ts Ills Main street.
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rfEETIMus.5

yTIRaINIA BIBLE soClEI 4. S a., M 'THIs
ingof The BOARD QE 1870 c.sii 81 led TSfS
fsntnrdEyl MORNING, az theis ~ ti,e ReS
10 take Some action xpSry
hanorad rsssident OF the Society. The members OF
The board viii please atsead without further notice.
5OFFICERs AND MEMBERS OF CON.
TINENTAL LODGE NO. sga X y a shs H. afe
requested 10 attend stated 80 15atssr
dayJ EVENING at ISL O'clock Important amend
merts to by -aws 10 be acted ON: 1,r y,oo.tr
4 fa 16.1ts W. A.1AslniN,h epol.el.- :.
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g THE MONUMENTAL CHURCH
WIN he open for service at the usual hours Of II A.
NJ. and P. NJ on SUNDAY. The Sunday school
will also be open as usual. ~ -
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The London Quarterly for January is re-
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agents for the American reprints.