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THE FIREMEN's BALL.-NeXt Thursd day,
st. Valentines day, the Firemen's Ball will
be given at Sanger Hall, and the proceeds
devoted to the purchase Of oyercoats and
boots with which to protect these deserving
men from the cold and stormy weather. In
order to carry out their desire they must
raise $1,000, and all who do not wish to at
tend the ball may aid the worthy object by
sending contribution to either OF the
managers-viz.: George 4. Ainslie, chief
engineer, or Captains S. II. Herndon, 3. a.
Puirks, G. R. Minor, q. w. Taylor, NJ. T.
Phillips, J. T. Wingfeld. and A. L. Fuqua.
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ELECTION AND INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. s, !. o. G. r., has
elected and installed the following officers
for the next quarter: r. b. Evans, W. G.
T.; G. Z. Meredith, W. V. T.; Archer T..
Fleet, W. s.; Richard A. Combs, w. F. $. !;
Robert Ii. Combs, W. T.; James FL. Patter-
son, w. c.; Philip Fleet, w. VI. John FL.
Scott, W. I. g.; Owen Steward, w. 0. G.;
Miss Sarah Taylor, a. S.; Miss Julia Will
liams, W. R. S.; Mrs. W. G. Oakley, w. J..
S.; Miss Sarah Banks, D. NJ; W. II. l..
Combs P w c. T.
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Decentralization Saturday William Ely
son. counsel for John + Maybush, pre-
sented to Judge Guigon the certificate of
the Court of Appeals in the case Of the
Commonwealth Us. Maybush, and thereupon
he ordered the discharge Of the prisoner. 1t
will be remembered that Maybush was mar
ried to young lady OF this city on the 4th
OF December last, was arrested and put in
jail the next day, tried for subornation OF
perjury in procuring marriage license
through friend, and was convicted. The
case was taken to the Court OF Appeals,
argued by the Attorney-General and Mr..
William ElIyson, and under the decision OF
that Court the prisoner was released.
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ACCIDENT on YORK RIvER.-On Thurs

ACCIDENT ON YORK RIyER.-On Thurs
day night the Baltimore STEAMER ran into a
sloop on York river belonging to Mr.. Ell.
Oscar Kerns, OF Kerns's Mills, King and
Queen county. The steamer picked up the
captain and part OF its valuables before
she sunk, which consisted principally OF
merchandise, and carried them to Balti-
more. On arriving there the captain, George
Stora, claimed the goods as his personal
property, sold them, and returned on the
next steamer, stating that everything was
lost. When the truth was ascertained he
Immediately absconded. The sloop has
since been found, but she ia badly damaged.
Loss, about $500. III &
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THEATRE.
FAREWELL APPEARANCES

FAREWELL. APPEARANCES
OF THE EMINENT COMED1AN
MIR. S0THERN
before his return 10 England, assisted by his own
company of artists, which supported him at the Park
Theatre, New York, and were identified with his
great success In the Metropolis, where be performed
during the present season, covering period Of
eighteen consecutive weeks.
WEDNESDAY, February 18Th, Mr.. SoTHERS
will appear in his everything and world-reno%ned
creation OF LORD DuSDREART In OUR AhlERl-
CAN COUSIN. s}
THURSDAY, February l4th, In lisnew character
and phenomenal success OF the present eAas- 4 ork
Lacy Fitzaltamont, Mr.. SoTHERN principal TraSe-
dian of the Snagglcton Circnit).
FRIDAY. February 15.h, In his two grand i'm
presentations, DAVID GAKRlCK and REGU-
LAR FIX.
SATURDAY. February 9th, last night and fare
well appearance, a CRUSHED TRAGEDIAN,
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MK. RIINsroRD,s SERVICES FOR THE Sun
DAY-SnInoI, WORKERS. .-One OF the largest
congregations that has yet assembled at st.
PauPs church was gathered there on Sntur-
day afternoon upon the occasion OF Mr..
Rainsford,s special services for Sunday
school superintendents. teachers, and york.
ers generally.
Among the c1ergymen who were present
and occupied seats In the chancel We're
Right Rev. r. Nj. Whittle, d. D., bishop Of
the diocese; Rev. DR.. Minnigerode, OF st.
Paui's church; Rev. Pike Powers; Rev. T.
e.. Dashiell, OF st. Marks church; Rev.
DIR. Warren, of the First Baptist Church |;
Rev. Mr.. Stringfellew, Rev. A. w. We'd
dell. ofsSt. Johns church, and Rev. Mr.
Siaug ghter.
The services, which were conducted by
Mr.. RafnsioFd, were opened with singing
Che HYMN &c All hail! the power OF Jesus
name n go flle grand old tune "Corona-
ton, and followed by a most fervent
PRAYER Tor all engaged In the Christian
work. .s,
+ Mr.. RaiHsf0rd then addressed his vast
The first part Of the address
was based on the first verse OF the sixth
chapter Of Second Corinthians, and was a
most earnest exhortation to all to remember
that they were c6-workers with God. Each
has. o mission, whether great or small, to
fulfil in some part OF the Masters vineyard,
ands# must do it; but we can't twork with.
ont G1el, and God aeoaa't work without us.
The Second part or the address was q
practical adaptation Of the subject, in which
the earnest young preacher besought all to
work with definite purpose, and that pur-
pose to be to WIN souls to Christ. His IL
Illustrations were drawn from his own per-
sonal experience, and showed how good it
was to speak the acord in season, and how
often the tremendous issues for eternity
hung on moment Of time. He concluded
with that grand prayer OF st. PauPs, re-
corded in the first two verses of the 18th
chapter of Romans:
81 beseech you, therefore, brethren, by
the mercies Of God, that you present your
bodies living sacrifice, holy, acceptable
unto God, ,cltich is your reasonable service.
"And be not conformed to this world;
but be We transformed by the renewing OF
your mind, that We may prove what is that
good, and acceptable, and perfect will OF
God"
Mr.. Rainsford leaves Richmond to-day
for the North.
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TIE NEW CAFE.-As will be seen by no.
ticc elsewhere, Mr.. j. d. Smelling has re-
opened his MISUNDERSTANDING Cafe, on
BafR street, and it is without doubt one OF
the most conveniently fitted-up establish
ments to be found anywhere. a new fea-
ture in this line, just introduced by the pro-
prietor, will be the San Francisco style OF
dinner, served every day between l and D
O'Clock, for businessmen who may be de-
tanned down town. Mr.. Smelling re0ccupies
his former building, and will doubtless be
patron1zed in the same liberal manner he
was before.
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4illlnluld DisHatrh
aa- THE CIRCULATION OF THE BIsPATcH
is LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED cIRUU-
IATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SUNDAY For the Middle
Atlantic States, rainy weather, warm east
erly yeering to cold northwest winds, and
falling followed by rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, cloudy and
rainy followed by clearing weather, warm
,southerly veering to colder northwest
winds, and rising preceded at east stations
by falling barometer.
Off.shore signals continue at 1ndianola
and Galveston, and cautionary signals at
Smithville, Wilmington, Cape Lookout,
Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Henry,
Norfolk, Cape May, Atlantic City, Barne-
gat, Sandy Hook, New FORK, dc. sl
1 THE WEATHER ON SATURDAY was clear and
pleasant during the day. Late In the after
noon add at night it was rainy and disa-
greeable. ..ss.
4 THERMoMEaFr SATURDAY 8 IL. Bf.,5 s4B; !;
9 A. NJ, 56: noon, 60; 8 p. NJ, G5; 6 z.
NJ, 62; midnight, 54.
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The TOBACCO 1fARKET.--The breaks at
the Tobacco Exchange for the week ending
Saturday comprised Ali hogsheads, 4S
tlerces, and IL boxes.
AT auction on Change go packages were
offered OF which 80 were taken ip, and
the same number disposed Of Prices ruled
during the week at from ssl 90 to Sl6.50.
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SUPREME C0URT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA,
SATURDAY.-CarTiMgt Us. Ftcklen,s exec
utor. Fully argued by Judge Ould for the
plaintiff in error. ana O. G. kean and Ma
jsr L. R. Page for the defendant in error,
and submitted.
City Of Petersburg Us. Petersburg Rail-
road Company. Fully argued by Judge
Ould for the plaintiff in error, and Colonel
W. w. Gordon for the defendant in error.
and submitted.
The following causes were disposed OF by
the Court on Thursday last-viz.:
Nelson as. Bowman, &C. From the Cir
cuit Court OF Elizabeth City county. Re-
versed (the first contract made by the par
ties held to be valid and the second one an
nulled, and their rights adjusted according
to their present status and under the terms
OF the first contract), Judge Moncure de-
livering the opinion Of the court.
carp Us. Booth. From the Circuit Court
OF Halifax. Reversed, Judge Anderson de,
livering the opinion Of the Court.
Maybush Us. The Commonwealth. From
the Hastings Court OF the city Of Richmond.
Reversed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion of the Court.
Helirick Us. The Commonwealth. From
the Hastings Court of the city OF Richmond.
Affirmed, Judge Staples delivering the opin-
ion Of the Court.
BIarXhausen u.s.. The Commonwealth.
From the Hastings Court OF the city OF
Richmond. Reversed in part, Judge Sta.
pies delivering the opinion OF. The Court. ~
Rowe Us. Bentley, &c. From the Cir
cult Court Of Gloucester. Affirmed, Judge
Bnrks delivering the opinion OF the Court.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rg- On all sales Of RED, Estate n9de bet,ost1
fs a,rss,at ueaT Enre tn be paid 6ythe purchaser.
Or hi snIeS made tet1pesa the 1st Of JGtgdRdi1st
of the year tie tarfs hare to be paid W the seteE
r;rhIs custom was adopted about tlftcen years ago
nv ali the real estate agents in Richmond, ana ap-
plies to Richmond and vicnity.l
FRANK J. SAMPSON, P. NJ, l31k acres OF
wooded and tImbered land about four miles from
Chester.
W. GODDIN, p. NJ, brick tenement ana lou on
Canal between First and Second streets
JAS. MACDoUGALL, 1Ck A. n. chairs, furnaces
scenery, &c.
w. GODDIN, u NJ, farm In Henrlco county eight
miles west of Richmond.
! n. WHITEHEAD & co. 10Y A. NJ, groceries,
broonIs, buckets, canned goods, &c.
II. 9, ANDERSON 4 SON, l * A. ~, groceries.
JNO. F. LAUGHToN, JR., agent, A. NJ, house
| hold and office furniture.
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WHITE SCHOOLS. No. Of Per Cent.
p,,ntjs 1ttpD1Uu

The large percentage OF attendance OF
the children is very creditable. 1t speaks
we'll for the interest manifested by them in
the work of the examination. In thirty
schools ZOE per cent. OF attendance for the
week was obtained. Had it not been for
the stormy weather Friday the attendance
in all the groups would have reached near
100 per cent. The results OF the examine
tion have not yet been aseertained.
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Morton OvEIRULED.-In the Hastings
Court on Saturday counsel for defence in
the case Of Chester Page, convicted OF as
saulting John Lee Ware and sent to the
penitentiary for three years, made motion
for new trial, which was oyerruled. Ten
DAYS was allowed the prisoner to apply to
the Governor for pardon. The rest OF the
day was occupied in the consideration OF
~,
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PuoToGRAPHS.-Save Your money and time by
going to REES's gallery instead Of trying this ana
that one and after all go 10 REFS and have 1t taken
over This is done daily. Slick TO the place which
has the facilities and reputation for good work.
Prices: -Four cards any style. Sl-S2.5O per dozen
large size II aud upwards; Gem photographs tnewl-
5Oc. ner JOzen S2l and $40 Main street, near
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.-DR. c. W.
BESsoS's CELERY AND CHAMoMlLE PILLS are
prepared expressly TO cure Sick Headache. Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia Nef'
yosness and Secplessness. and will cure any case.
price. SOC. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
oa,ce. I Of north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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OFFICERS ELEcrED.-The Valley Excel
sior SHr Debating Club has elected 3. J.
Franklin, president; w. H. L. Combs, vice
president; j. H. Patterson, secretary NJ.
H. Griffin, corresponding secretary; j. j.
Brown, treasurer; P. II. Fleming, chap
lain; j. Fl. Wyatt, musical director; AL
fred R. johnson, usher; John FL !. Carter,
critic. The above officers will Serve for
three months.
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HAD FIT.-On Saturday, while two
small boys from Jacksonville, KY, who
were on their way north, were playing at
the Capitol, one OF them was taken with a
fit, but recovered before the arrival Of the
city ambulance, which was summoned from
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac railroad depot.
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a CURIosITY.-W We're shown on Satur-
day very pretty piece of petrifaction,
being part OF the yertebra OF some huge
animal. Itwas dug up from marl-bed on
the lands OF Mr.. John P. Pearson, in New
Kent county. 1t has been turned over to
Dr.. Curry for his museum at Richmond
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HUMOROUS LECTURE, &C.-Judge f. r. Fa:-
rar (Johnny Reb) will deliver his humor-
Gus lecture on the " County-Court Lawyer"
at St. Johns (Episcopal) church lecture-room
tomorrow evening, the 18th instant. He
will also recite humorous selections-" 4
Friday Evening at an Old-Field School,"
and the "HalifaX Oversecr and His Wife,"
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TIE M1NsTRELs.-To-night and to-mor-
row night Happy Cal Wagncr's minstrels
will entertain their friends ut the Theatre,
and doubtless play to full houses, Every
body who wants to have 4 good, hearty
lauoh will probably attend.
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-Nannie john
son (colored) was before the Police Court
Saturday morning, charged with assaultinng
and wounding Susan Winston. From the
evidence it seems that Mamie johnson and
Susan Winston were both servants OF Mr..
Franklin. Mamie threw small pitcherful
of shaving-water on the other, and inflicted
little or no damage. Sent on to the Hust-
ip0s Corrt
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MIR. soTHERS. Mr.. sothern, the great
comedian, will commence an engagement
at the Theatre on Wednesday night, and
will play Lord Dundreary in !. Our Amert-
can Collsin.p
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ANEW AND ELEG ANT PREPARATION is }. & f.
aTEISsOS's Glycerine Lotion. IL Is not only pre-
yentive Of dandruf, but imparts to the hair re-
u,arkable softness and briliancy.
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BADGES OF TIE PoPE.-A very neat ana pref
tiy-gottenup little picture OF Pore Plus lA' win
pin attachment to be worn rs mourning Dadge, Is
lust out. ELLYsoN & YANCEY have supply,
which they are retailing ut l0c. apiece.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good |orK, io~
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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INTERNAL REyENUE.-The collections OF
United States internal revenue for the past
week were as follows: Monday, $4,679.27;
Tuesday, $3,213.41; Wednesday, S3,672.29; !;
Thursday, $4,916.S3; Friday, S3,296.79; !;
Saturday, ~, ,672.31.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 4 CO.. advertising agents, .nseri ad-
vcrlsements In all of the newspapers Of the United
slues at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
match counting-room will receive premEt atten-
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MorFETT-REGIsTER DRAwBACK.-Mr. CHAS.
EUKER has beautiful metal drawback, manlifac-
tured by c. BELLESoT, No. Fourteenth street. IL
Is neat and unique. and will prove great cOnrc-
nieuce to all bar-room keepers.
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1 HENRICo SUPERvIsoRs.-A special meet
ing OF the supervisors OF Henrico county
was held Saturday. No business OF special
importance or general interest was trans
actei. 81 ..
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THE "GLENwooD WHIskEY took the first pre-
MUM at the State Fair.
The 3 Select" WEiskey Is recommended by Dr..
J. T. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Slierry-our own Importation
Cigars, of every grade. Of our own manufacture.
Liberal discount ~ the trade.
W. ID. BLAIR / CO..
aO3 Main street.
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TIE LEE GALLERY.-The best PHOTOGRAPH
| GALLERY In tie United States.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
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- - =
NEW FIRM.

HAVING PURCHASED THE GOOD
kk WILL and INTEREST Off. BURGEss& co.
We are prepared to furnish ut all times the finest
MEATS at lowest nRs ket prices. Fine BEEF. Ut
TON, VEAL. PORK. DRIED and SPICED BEEF.
t,OgMED BEEF, DRIED EDBEEF-ToNGUES, SlAU-
SAGE OF all kinds; tie anest estPoRK-SAUsAGEt TO
be had ia the city. WOODS Il LINDSEY.
ial5-Iin Stall NO. S, Second Market:
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MATINEE on SATURDAY,
when Mr.. SOTuERN will appear.

Gle. soc.
Eox-shcet opens FRIDAY, February Slli, al john
s,on's aud box office or the Theatre III . \. N.
IN C-e
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DWELLING-HOUSES FOR RENT.Ga

I'll
No. Sl4 nor,l, Feurth street; Eve rooms aud
xtchen: Sl5rcr month.
No. ca north Fifth street; eight r"o!as ana
Kitchen: 1926 per year.
streets: twelve rooms; $500 per year.
.sPRATr'S COTTAGE" GamheS Ill; Ten
rooms: 1850 per year. So,
No 8 Seconffstrect, between Main and franklin;
eight rooms; $500 per year.
No sos west Mau street, second door trctt i.au-
rel eight rooms S275 per year. 80
No 500 west Grace street between Henry anu
Pine ten rooms: 1850 per year.
No. 326 ives, Cary street; eight rooms: laonsrn
improvements; :24O per wear.
No. 3IG west Cary street.: eight ro"lns !: tnnnefh
improytmeD,s: S240 per year.
NEW FRAME HOUSE; four rooms; zine near
Holly street: i 20 per year.
FRAME DWELLING: eighteen rooms: corner
Fifth and Franklin streets, $3.50 per year.
BRICK DWELLING corncr franklin ans! Fo't-
she,. streets: ten rooms: 1920 per year.
BRICK DWELLING; eight rooms; siarshai' ana
= q FRANK ID. HILL.
Real Estate Agent and Suc ioucer,
L0S M.iu stlaa..
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TIE LEE G,LLERY.-Thc pictures are admirably
and ;astetully arranged Rev. j. i. JETER.
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PERsoSAL.-Among the visitors to the
Tobacco Exchange Saturday were Z. a.
Tappan, Kansas City, Mo-; Charles Hane-
winckel, Charlotte; j. p. RoYall, Charles
CITY; William 4. Moss, Buckingham; and
r. NJ. Wolling, Lynchburg.
This balmy weather has started the sap in
the trees, and with it candidates for NUM-
cipal offices, although the election doesn't
come off until May. Despite the; fact that
the Legislature proposes to reduce very
largely the income OF the city scrgcantcy,
several gentlemen are seeking the place.
Major John Fl. Claiborne has yielded to the
persuasion OF friends and become candi-
date. Captain Tyler is seeking reelection
at the hands OF his friends. Mr.. John f
Regnaut will be a candidate for the city
collectorship against the present incumbent,
Mr.. Aylett Il. Woodson. Dozens more are
coming forward. The old saying that the
early bird catches the worm is not disre'
gardcd. Judging by the announcements now
being made.
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ORDINATIoN SERvICEs.-Rev. L. a. Meade,
a grandson of the revered and beloved
Bishop Meade, deceased, was ordained as 4
priest at st. Marks church Saturday at II
O'Clock A. M. The ordination services
were conducted by the Right Rev. Bishop
L. NJ. Whittle, assisted by Rev. DR.. Mimi
gerode. The services, which were very in
teresting, were witnessed by very large
congregation.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Between the acts
NINE. TERESA CARRENO.
the most celebrated LADY PIANIST,
will play "Rondo Capriccioso.' BY Mendelssohn.
and Rhap.odie HongrOiSe." No. 2, by Liszt and
SIGNOR CICCONE,
the famous clarianet solOtst,
will play Fantasia on Lucretia Borgia, Bcll!ni.
Reserved seats, 81: admission, Toe.
Sale Of reserved seats will commence FRIDAY
MORNING al WYATT's music-store.
ia 7.9.ll&I2
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PUBIIC-ScHooL EXAMlNATIoNs.-The in
termediate examinations in the public
schools OF the city, which have been in pro-
gress since Monday last, will be completed
to-day. The pupils have generally stood
well, and a gratifying progress seems to
have been made in all branches. The fol-
lowing is statement of the percentage OF
attendance for the week ending February
s, 1878:
Arerdge
WHITE SCHOOLS. No. Of Per Cent Of
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COLoEED Sons OF TEMPERAScE-PUBLIc
MEETINGS. order will hold grand
public meeting next Monday night, the 18th
instant, at the Manchester Baptist church,
at S o'clock. Speeches will be made by c..
p. McCabe (member OF the House OF Dele
gates), Rev. Mr.. Winfree, Rev. W. II.
Brooks, Rev. A. Rnga, Jr., and others. On
Monday night the 25th instant another
meeting will be held at Asbury Methodist
chapel, Twenty-ffth street, Church Hill.
Addresses viii be delivered by S. II. Jones,
DR.. c. Fl. Corey, Mr.. Woody, Rev. J. w.
Waters, and others.
Two more meetings viii be held next
month-one ct Mt. Tabor Baptist church,
Woodville, and one at Sidney Baptist
church, Sidney. Each church i'll this city
will be visited by members OF the order eacl
month.
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The pictures taken at the LEE GALLERY are truly
nood RICHMOND DISPATCH.
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EXCURSION.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
VI EXCURSION TO CHARLESTON, s. C.,
BY TIE
WALKER LIGHT GUARD,
EXCURSION.

This company will make u trip to CHARLESTON.
s. c. 10 attend the ceremonies in that city on the
22d Of February next, in honor Of the Father ol
his Country. ~,
Admitted number OF tickets VIII &c sold TO clti-
Zens who desire TO go with the company, good Tor
ten days. Round trip. Sl25u.
Leave Richmond by Richmond and Petersburg
railrOad on WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1873, at
liz O'Clock r. NJ.
Applications for tckets must ne made ~ the l5tn
Of FEBRUARY 10 A. W. CARRIER x Co. No. S2o
Main street ia 2l2S,fc ,6,S,1l ,l5,&td
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THE LEE GALLERY.-Beautiful, artistic, and &C
curatc liicucsscs Rev. c. G. BITTINc.