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EOr Upward of Thirty Years
Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves Wind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dySentery and diarriiea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-triai .seaa1y. T.nentu- fire Cents q kottIe
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CAPITAL PRIZE. 500. goo.
w-YOTICE-Tiekets are SO only; Halves, So
Films Tanfhs Il


100 Approximation Prizes of 5000. 2O.C0U
100 Approximation Prizes OF lOO.... lO.0N
100 Approximation Prizes OF To-. 1906
112IH Prizes, amounting tO...--.---.-. .SsI22. 500
General g. T. BeauresaTd, of Louisiana. ana Gen
eial Jubal A. Early, of Virginia, Commissioners.
Application for rates 10 clubs should only be made
to the Office of the Company In New orleans Write
for circHlars, or send orders TO N. A. DA UPBEE,
=. -. koX S0;e, Rev Orleans. Ia. or to d.
L. Gillespie, West Court 81, Memphis. Tenn.
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Fmbree's Liver Medicine, Fifty Cents.

For all liver complaints and their attendant
evils, bilious attacks, constipation, dyspepsia,
headache, fever and ague, malaria, etc, this
is a speedy remedy. Purely vegetable and
pleasant taste. q. W. Jones & Co., Mem
phis, agents.
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1.-TWO Es-IleasEE on clIr9Il arsGas.

J. D. EHELBY. Grelsea, Miss.
TWO residences on CaIrol avenue.
CIoics residence on Madison. near depot.
Saoira BRICK. ~ 20. lar. also, pa Poplar
HOUSES on Exchange and Naikei streets.
800. also 3,lH jefferson. near depot.
COilErs CA Jauierlale south OF Vsncs.
hew and good residence, 3yd Linden.
Teuemeuis ou Main. s1l-h Of Vance.
Nice residence. - FJgIta street Chelsea
Houses cor Jei.-rsou and Orleans.
3us Flftn street cor. Carolina. Fort Pickering
100 to.tlae on " ,-inut soulh OF Georgia street.
S-,i'ss ahd : ac.-s. v eIker ave, near fernando I'd
~ son. 5Jl and . u Main. Cheap.
S5.iife, 2 tidru ana 50 ole, BAGS ave.
2lj tsfr1u avenue; also f.il ADAMS street
C'aIge and acres iauoJ pH road Che sea.
bluuhue o. slleuces also cottage Charleston road
select orics residence, 1888 Union, near Denies
t1.tEe a'4 vance; ALEC. 80 Ruth street.
Dthtr houses recei yeI daily.
Stores on Main aud F!unt
OucH- on Main, near NJ dsOn
9leepli6 rooms, single ana ln suits.
VI, A. " HEATLEY. PSI Main ST.
{ lttltE A s.lr1did business Office az No. rs
cup.sI by Japan 2 T. Hart Occupafion given
December 50. AuuIy h j. g. TOLLOSK, IL Nsdison
1.-TWO PLAN rATtuN- In hizh state OF cuitiya-
J. uou, fronting on the Mississippi rver, In De
i 5,,5,,, S - -'i.e miles below Memphis,
rent for The coming year. AUplytO
DIR 3. ". bANCY, Holly Springs. Miss.
5G,1AS, gm .gr,ll.e togias, n private house
4 l-ili-llnl % unINlished. for gentlemen or
iaul.e.. 30 lever been 90 the premises. Rates 10
2'it tAt Lilt,- 30 lli deIcr-eu street
fTtt re-id-uce o. En- Rlyner. al CifPs Station
L memphis and Charleston railroad. 3 miles
from iha CITY H0ua- contains nine rooms, with
". p. R3YNER POO Main street.
l.'LhpANI Lofts over Chas. ReTzOi, & Bins
j = store oppO.Ne Peabody Hotel Apply al the
~ the prem ses. ~
- EslDENCE-Couer Lane ana Brinkley avenues.
II hut mile from terminus of Poplar street rail'
ro1l and Inarier mile poTth Of Boulevard; eleven
rooms. ilc.gGi- o. kitchen and servants room Rsth-
room, Win bQt ana cold water pipes In the house
stables and other Ouf-houses > good cisterrs and n
we'll, orch ri ana tEO acres IN garden AppIy on
premises or 70 b p Coleman. Circut Clerks Office
( AkGE kQOh-IO ere or two single gentlemen, !
u HliAcut b3lrr. Ole large room. uifurntshsd; 4
" ltn a- $50 otio ~. 'l0V-. and crate; family
prls'te- Appb at Ztt Thild street
lNlkNlShED rooms Tor rent single or in suif AZ /
= -r'A-,,iltnie ia-r-. 70 35S Main street, near
| OlSE The beet situated house IN civ for a /
- Dot-dl' ehcuse, cor. Madison ana Third. ADJ
rg % h. W. hAFhl,. Slut Storage Go s3O Main "a
\ ENLf FURNISHED ROOMs-Chsab 10 gen
- Lemsn New brick house, - Mulberry street
RRICN HOUSE, yery desirable brick residence
y furnished Or MT. the rent taken in eitber
I-o1, n-lgh5oiEo.d. etc, the best Call at I7q
Union street 80
DOOMS-turi -Led o5 urfuruished.
y AZ lOd COURT STREET.
IL DUs--A u.ceiy fuuu ish- q house IN a central 4
IL fpuou or the c.y, for furnished rooms. \
Must have an muiern improvements. Apply 10 /
!. 70 Clra-1Hv IL Nasti-an
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Court-nOS. .. .. Pierce. Judge
This morning the court will hear answers
of garnishess. The following is the calendar
for to-day; 1879, Williams, use, etc., VS.
Southern life insurance company; 4400,
johnson VS. same; 1854, City VS. Froman
479S, M'Cabe vs. Lyden; 4745, O'Brien VS.
Cook; 1852. Nichols VS. Guy, Mcclellan &
CO; 47S7, Cobb vs. Goodyear; 1910, State,
use Waterman, Shields A Cows Brannon ct al (;
1882. Ames. Basttie 4 Co. VS. Anderson,
sheriff; 1895, Holloway VS. Yates; 1913, Loa-
der VS. Caruthers ct al; 4944, Mosby, Hunt 6s
Co. VS. Turner; 1915. Lanier administrator,
IS Page; 1916. Hearn, administrator, VS.
Creath; 5OO3. Fuld VS. Jacobs; 502l, Devote
Va Lyles; 505l. Harvey VS. Fletcher; 5083,
Dunn VS. F N White d Co.; 5104. City VS.
Marshall; 5l06. Netf vs. Battle; Sal, Prime
IS Sellers; 5l45, Walker VS. Conway; 5155,
Share, Harris 4 Co. VS. Selden; 5l56, State
Of Tennessee vs. Dunn ct al; 5I7l, Mayer vs
FiedeTdz; 5l88. Butt VS. Spangler; 5l93,
Goodwin vs. Nelson; 5207. Murphy vs. An
derson, administrator; 1913, Sneeringer VS.
n ,tzsn; 1923, Tighe VS. Stillman.
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Executor's AOfIce.

T HAVE this day qualified Executor of the estate
i OF John G.. Sick, deceased. debtors must pay
and creditors should file their claims at cnce
ERNST REHKOPF,
Nov. u, 1878. [wedJ No. 366 Main street.
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Boots and shoes of Rest Makes
SeWing-Machines

Are being sold at prices that none try to COM
pete with. MIller's stock is being sold at
administrator sale. Come and see, No.
22l Main street.
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N ElW

1000 bxs Mild Cheese,
Factory Prices, freiEnt added.
500 bxs Crackers,
Factory Prices, Ireish' added.
1000 bxs Fancy and stick Candy,
Factor Prices, freight added.
20 Barrels Atmore's Minee neat.
100 HaIf.barreIs Atmore's hlnce Meat.
1000 Ruckets Atmore's Mince Neat,
iVVV IS 70 80 po1nds)
Factory Prices, freight added.
200 BARRELS Silver Moon Flour:
100 HfIf.barrels Silver MOON flour.
100 Barrels Plants Extra floar.
40 Barrels Jack Frost Flour.
500 Barrels Different Grades Flour.
200 BrIs Silver Moon and Pearl Meal.
1000 brls Apples, Fine for shipping.
500 brIs Fine Early Rose Potatoes.
100 brls Oranges.
goo brIs Fresh n. Ys State BuekWheat.
1000 Cases salmOn, Sardines' Canned
Tomatoes, Peaches, Pickles, Etc.
0liUOr Gjnnip x IN
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Hibner's Champion Needle
Platter
''Neuril" INSTANTLY Cures NeG-
ral0ia.

It is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with ''nsGri, and l hare not
had the slightest return Of pGin. John w.
Scost, 81. Louis. G54fse y. Jones 3 Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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saturday. December ISIS.

within legal hours the f0Ioving described property
situated iu SHELBY county, Tennessee tO-Wit: Known
a. pan % Lot so. no. in b 0ek IS Beginning al 4
Stake - i-et vest ~ ths Intersection OF the south
ihe OF Vance street Win the v-a-t line or Orleans
street. thence west 30 feet. thence south with Pet
ul5 east line lJh feet % foot alley thence east
Win The north line OF slid o. ley 81 feet. thence
nOrth l1B ILL., feet 90 the beginning.
Terms OF S tletHsn. Equity % o. iemptiou barred.
November ,. ISIS. T. A. COLI. T. and NJ
q z I'D
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PERSONAL.

A TEwBoRS, DENTIST. 34MADIsoN STREET.
EE W1T. a. CAEsW WELL. No. y south Court,
l. near Man. once h1urs; = 70 10 m, / TO
. midi ~. ana = TO " o'clock . IN
\ IRIS G. o. VALLEN TINE viii continue the Sew
vi ing-Machiu- bu-lHe-s a 81 < Main street. for
tle present Machines viii De- repaired promptly.
Il, A. FEUERsTACKE. ui,no ana organ tune
IL and feptifrr. &C WITZNANN'S, 223 Second
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FlOyd's Ladies Restaurant,
and improved, No. $40 Main street
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g. HEsEsPyy
FOR THE WEAK,
NERVOUS And
DEHl-ITATED!

The afflicted can non be restored to perfect
health and bodily energy, at home, without
the use Of medicine Of any hind.
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What Eminent st. Louis Ply
Sici ana SaV

a. Kaufman's
Saloon and boarding house, $50 Second
street Meals Die. lcdoinp bic
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n. FULD'S,
$685. Main, near Union street.
LOCAL NOTICES.

JORDAN & Co.'S confectionery, l78 Main.
w. Z. MITCHELL school, at 298 Second
street.
If you want to improve your eyesight, call
on R. Bertschy.
ASK your grocer for Gaff Fleischman &
Co.'S compressed yeast. A. j. Heltgers
general agents.
GREEN BRIER improves every day-re-
ceiy es more volume with age than any whisky
In the market.
The plumbing and gas-ftting establish
ment of ]. W. \. Browne is now regularly
open. Orders promptly attended to.
Residence to purchase, for cash. neat,
brick residence in the city. Only those who
will sell low need to call. Apply at $40 Main
street, upstairs, Office No. 8, o-day.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. o.s
Seal of North Carolina at the. same prIce I"
HIGHEST cash prices paid for second-h hand
clothing, carpets and jewelry at Philip
Simon's, IS Beale street. Orders promptly
attended to.
THE old reliable firm of T. J.'Walker &
Co., dyers aud cleaners, No. 246 Second
street, has reopened, and they are ready to
do all work in their line with neatness and
dispatch. Special attention given to ladies
dresses, shawls, cloaks, etc.
B. A. HoLLENBERG offers the services Of
the Memphis steam-dyeing establishment to
his many friends and patrons, and his sue
cess in business is a guarantee of fine and
most satisfactory work. Ladies' and gents
apparel cleaned and dyed after the latest i'm
proged methods, aud coiors positively fast.
Prices to suit the times.
Hibner's Champion Needle
Platter
Makes knife, kilt, box, double. box, cluster,
diamond, diagonal and pointed plating; also,
fne frilling. So simple, child can use it.
For sale by J.B. ALDRICH, 254 Secont st.
On, LADIES! have you seen that new nee
die platter at B. ALDRICH 8,
254 Second street?
So, i8.
no. 10.
The best sc cigar.
The best SC cigar.
In the .. S.
In the U. S.
In the U. s.
1t is Sol Coeman's latest.
1t is Sol Coeman's latest.
Try them
Try them!
Call for them
At Sol Coleman's
Key West Cigar House,
ZIG Main Street.
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e COLLINS 90
VOLTAIC PLASTER
Electro-GGlvGnic Battery, combined with highly
n Mcdicated Plaster, forming the Erandes curative
agent in the world of medicine, utterly surprising
all other Piasters heretofore in They accomplish
year. TAey do not palliate, they Cu.E. They

Relieve Affections ofthe Chest.
Relieve Affections of the Lungs
Relieve Affections of the Heart
Relieve Affections OF the Liver
Relieve Affections of the Spleen
Relieve Affections of the Kidneys.
Relieve Affections of the Spine
Relieve Affections of the Nerves.
Relieve Affections OF the Muscles-
Relieve Affections Of the Joints.
Relieve Affections of the Zones.
Relieve Affections OF the Siaews-
No matter what may be the extent OF your sufarinD
Try of these PRsters. Reflects gnstI.rOl fact
supported by hundreds oftestimonias in our
Bear In mind that the most important discoveries in
pharmacy date back less than ten and that
bin atons and essences OF plants shrubs are
herein united with Electricity form Curative Plas-
ter in soothing. healing. and strengthening properties
Gs far superior 10 all other Pasters heretofore In
IS the scientific physician Is to the horse-!eech.
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Then IL make them Christians, exnlt Christ,
and tell them to: look TO him and live.
Rev. w. %. Hatcher, d. de, desired to put
IN n r,,ea for tila q worst boy Ia the class. I"
There was hone for the otlerboys. Teacher,
PARENTS. pastor, would look after them.
Rut that is1nttentiYe, unrtily, mischievous,
sometin1es vicious fellow, that nobody
wanted in his class, and who bad no one to
care for his spiritual welfare ut home, was
the very how for whom the teacher should
be most hxiously concerned. Those teach
ers who did not tsaye the bad boys fell 1ar
short Of being truly successful IN their
work. ..s,5 49, .5{. s. !, %,
Rev. j. B. Jeter, d. D., said that when he
was q bow all the boys were bad, ana tnen
went on to show that there was hope 1or
the worst. Some OF the greatest and Dest
men who have ever lived were the very
worst boys. Teachers OF bad boys saonid
moi. be discouraged.
Colonel Thomas j. Evans spoke OF the
value OF women in the Sunday-school WORK.
The exercises were interpersed with the
singing Of several beautiful hymns by the
choir and school Of the Grace-Strcet cnurcn.
Adjourned to meet next month with the
Pine-Street church.
PRESBYTERIAN sUNDAY-sCH00L UNION.
~, Z nc regular meeting Of the Presbyterian
sundav-School Union was held last night at
the Third church. The meeting was open
ed by John N. Gordon, Esq, president.
The subject for discussion was continue
ton Of that Of the last meeting: "The he.
lation OF the Infant-Class to the Sunday Tor
larger) School,"
Remarks were made by Rev. MIR. Scott, D..
D. X. Sleight, and others.
The secretary read the reports for Janua-
ry, as follows:
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Minor Topics and Brief Wention.-A
great many persons are passing over Mayo's
bridge. It is hardly safe, however, for
ladies and children.
Berry Shields, arrested by \. a. Wells as
chicken-thief, was sent to jail Yesterday
for fifteen days.
Several parties charged with disorderly
conduct were fined yesterday.
The river is somewhat higher, but not
high enough to stop operations in the mills.
a portion OF the Belle Isle nail-works
have been stopped for several days past by
break.
Work by lamps in the cotton mills will be
suspended after this month.
The attendance at the public schools for
the past week was an increase over that Tor
the previous week.
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BAPTIST sUNDAY-scHooL ASSOCIATION.
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 2,sG

After reading the reports several brief
and stirring addresses were made to the
very large congregation present.
Rev. E. w. Warren, d. D., spoke OF the
grand possibilities OF the Sunday-school
work and the certainty Of success to the
faithful laborer. g Ye shall reap II We faint
not.''
Thomas Potts, Esq, of the Monumental
church Sunday school, told the teachers how
to secure the attention and win the conf
dence Of their scholars-let them see that
you love them, and come to your classes
thoroughly prepared to teach the lesson.
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AN UNBIASED OPIN1oN.-From Comley's Bio
graphical Encyclopedia Of the distinguished men or
the Empire State we clip the following: Every
nation owes its peculiar character its prosperity
in BRIEF everything that distinguishes II Us an indi-
vidual nation-to The few men belonging to 1T who
have the courage to step beyond the boundaries
prescribed by partisanship professional traditions,
or social customs. In professional no less than In
political life there occasionally arise men
who burst the letters OF conyentionalism, in
dignantly rejecting the arbitrary limits i'm
posed upon their activity, and step boldly
forward into new fields OF enterprise. We call
these men Self-made. The nation claims them as
her proudest ornaments-the men upon whom she
can rely in peace for her glory In war for her sue
cor. Ofths class Of men the medical profession has
furnished distinguished example in the successful
and justly celebrated physician, DR.. r. Y. PIERCE,
of Buffalo, n. Y, and any history treating Of the in
dustries Of the Empire State would be incomplete
without sketch of his useful life and earnest work.
Dr. PIERCE is well known TO our readers by hiss
popular Family Remedies and his excellent manual
of domestic medicine. = The Peoples Common
Sense Medical ADVISER
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE-DR. c. w.
DENsoN's CELERY AND CIAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ncr-
yollsness and Slcepessness, and will any case.
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
Ollcc, LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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TIE" GLENwooD WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM ut the State Fair.
The :: B Select" Whiskey Is recommended by Dr.
j. T. McCaw.
Duff Gordon ShcrI'y-our own importation.
Cigars, Of every grade, of oul own manufacture.
Liberal discount to the trade
w. -. BLAIR & Co.,
9C3 Main street.
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AVERAGE ATTENDANCE.

DIR. NIuRKLAND's LECTURE. William
u. Murkland, ID. D., OF Baltimore, will
lecture at Mozart Hall to-nightTat s O'Clock
for the benefit 0; the Ashland Pres
byterian church. The subject OF the lee
ture is 'sThe New Age" The reverend lee
turer enjoys an extended reputation, and
pleasant evening is in prospect for all who
attend.
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The bingham Testimonials compli-
mcntary benefit to Master Ralph Bingham,
rendered by the citizens of. Manchester,
will take place tonight at the Baptist
church
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sS- On all sales of Real Estate made bet,ossz
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tdreSfsi
the present gear haze to be paid bythe purchaser
of the year the tareS hare 10 be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by all the real estate agents In Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicnity.1
GRUBBS &c WILLIAMS, AZ p. ~. large brick
anr-framed dwelling No. 512 Eighteenth street,
near to Clay.
JNO. F. LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, miscellaneous
stock Of merchandise from q country store.
FRANK D. HILL, p NJ, building-lot on the
north side Of Leigh street between Fourth and
Fifth.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

MONEY! B C OF FINANCE, by
IVA Newcomb; Csc. Icvon's Money and Mechan-
ism OF Exchange; Sl.75. Money, by AZ. Walker;
"a. Basehot's Description OF the Money Market;
Currency; $3.50. Spear on Lesal-render Acts;
Zoe Jnnius's Letters on Currency, &C.; Toe
Speeches OF Clay, Webster, Calhoun, Prents, Rfves,
aud others on Silb-Treasury, Banks, Finance, &C. "
All the NEW BOOKS at 1900 and 1904 Mairl
street..
fe 11-d&w RANDOLPH Il ENGLlSd. !.
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NJ. ELLYsoN Z CO.. advertising agents. insert ad-
yertsemcnts in I'll of the newspapers of the United
S.:Tes at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis
patch counting groom will receive premft atten-
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t b /, N. EIas
ar. Nasnsfarsa.s Farewell Services Mt
s3s SO. RauIss Church.

IMMENSE CONGREGATIONS fREsEET-rN-
TEREsTINa SERMONS on sUNDAY-TfIE
Y MISSION SERVICES LAST NIGHT FOR MEN
oNLY-THE BIBLE CAUSE; MEETING At
TRINITY cHURcH-oRDfNAT1oN OF Ei.' Eli,
DERs IN THE MANCHESTER METHODIST
cHURcH-suNDAY-soHooL MEETINGs--
ADDITIONS AND BAPTisMs-MRs. COM
STOCKS EABogs, &c. &C.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

[FoR OTHER "LocAL' SEE FIRST PAGE.l
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No report from Nicholson-Street, German Mis-
sion, or F1fth-Strcet Manchester.
Centenary reported five conversions and
two deaths. Trinity reported the death OF
q female teacher.
The contributions from Trinity and Man
chester schools to the China Sunday-school
mission fund was acknowledged and for
warded.
The next meeting will be held at Cente-
nary church on the second Sunday in
March.
BAPTIST sUNDAY-scHooL ASSOCIATION.
The monthly meeting OF this Association
was held on Sunday afternoon in the Grace
Street church-James B. Winston, Esq.
(president), in the chair, and j. Booton Hill,
Esq, secretary. Rev. George F. Williams
led in prayer.
The reports read by the superintendent
Of the several schools showed the following
average attendance in each the past month:
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SE7NE-THREAD.
LICENSES, DC.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, February ], 1878.
T LICENSES, &C.-Owners OF WAGONS,
IL CARTS, DRAYs, HACKS, BUGGIES, OMN1-
BUSES, and other VEHICLES for which an annual
license is required, also owners of DOGS. GOATS,
and BITCHES, notified that LICENSES will be
issued from this Office and after date 10 expire OH
the 3Ist day OF January, 1879.
The ordinance against delinqacnts will be rigidly
enforced. j. Is. ROYSrER.
fe l-1OL Auditor.
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BApTIST CHURCHES,

AT the First Baptist church the pastor
preached morning and evening, and two
persons received into tie church by letter.
AT Leigh-street Baptist church the pastor
preached, and after the sermon at night
baptized one person.
AT Ciay-street Baptist church the pulpit
was filed In the morning by DR.. ]. William
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0s-CENT STORE.
0e-CENT STORE.
GALE OF DAMAGED GOODS
AT THE
09-CENT STORE.

Wishing to clear out all the DAMAGED aid
sOILED GOODS unavoidaby injured by tie rush
of the holidays, We have placed them Oh counter
by themselves and marked each piece At such figures
AS will close them out AZ once This sale includes
all our injured goods of every description. aud tie
prices are from DC. to 75c There not great
many Of them, and those calling earliest will sec tie
best bargains.
Remember the priccs-5c. 10 75c. for goods worth
09c.i perfect.
Our store has been much improy ell during the
past t~- weeks, and we show our friends many
NEW GODS, and shall be pleased 10 have them
call, Respectfully,
". 4. STEVENS,
4. 90 JOJ Broad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-26
A POLITICAL MARES NEST IN IN.
DIANA.
A Movement to Dust Hayes and Seat

NEW YORK, Feb. IA special TO the Herald
from indianapolis says: There is said To be a
very secret movement on foot to contest the
title OF MIR. Hayes TO the presidency. This
movement is said to be encouraged by very
influential parties in Washington and New
York, as well as by certain people i'm the west.
The idea is to prepare writ of custer. This
new scheme meets with more favor than its
predecessor, because it is supposed that Mr..
11lden will be too i'll to avail himself of the
chances of possession that might result under
such writ; and that therefore Mr.. Hen
bricks would obtain the prize | should add
that ii is also asserted that this movement i'm
behalf OF Hendricks is a part of the general
scheme for Imitation. Ex-Governor Hendricks
having been telegraphed to on the subject, re
Piled as follows:
Lebanon, Ind, Feb. 25-To Herald cor
respondent, Indianapolis, Ind have no
knowledge Whatever of any writ of custer or
other proceedings 10 raise the question of the
right OF MIR. Hayes to the office of President of
the lnlted States. THOS. A. HENpRICks