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POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY AND LIVE
En- ,as.s - STOCK
GET THE BEST

...# y /.
In cons equence OF other engagements, we have
made no exhibition Of fowls at the STATE Poultry
show but having already, both at the annual State
Fair and at The State Poultry show or last year. sc.
cured first premiums on nearly every coop or lows
Exhibited By u.s. no other proof IS needed or The SD.
neriority OF our stock, Having q large !" hennery,
We can supply now choice specimens Of the most Of
our Land and fowls and also Eggs Ia season
for batcniug from the following varieties Lignt
Brabmas. plymouth Racks, While aud Brown Leg
horns pure White Holland aud large Bronze Iur.
KEYS Brown Chinese Geese, and Peksn ana koaeh
Ducks. 20 o,.-
tered and unregistered, and several grown Herd
Rook Rulis and Yearlings and Calves OF both sexes,
ali bred from best butter stock superior two.yeatt
old and hree-year Ayrshire Bulls firSt ana second
nremiums Mt iast Virginia State Fair.
imported Coiswod shrGpshr srss ans n Ss,ns
Sheep and Lambs from porssap pssbipe Iaa sWins
and Essex. bred from best sources, all at redasea
Wriie for what Is wanted. and lowest prices VIII
he given. Address A. r, or d. u. kOWE,
Jn Ia. iotHwit Fredericksburg, va.
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BRIEF LOCAL ITEMs.-The collections OF
United States internal revenue yesterday
amounted to about $4,000. -
The election OF captain OF Company, r,
First Virginia regiment, did not take place
Tuesday night, no quorum being present.
skating on the basin and ice-cuttlng on
the dock were still being INDUCED IN yes
terday. @,,,
The cotillon ;soirfe OF the Occasional Club
Tuesday night was largely attended, and
was one OF the happiest events OF the sea-
son. x,r,,.
Deputy Supreme Dictator William Ley.
ensteir, went down to City Point yesterday
TO institute new lodge of knights OF Honor.
Waiter Morris was received ct the pent-
tentiary yesterday for three years for horse
stealing.
Cornelius Richardson (coloredl who was
committed to Jail to await the action OF
commission Of lunacy, has been a decided staao 70
be sane. and will be put In the chain,gang
in defanIt of security for his good peha.
vior. Cornelius is well known as :" oaa
man."
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TN ACCORD ANCE WI III LAW,
i SEALED PROPOSALS for PRINTING. AD-
VERTISlNG. RULING. BINDING. and for fiir-
nishlng STATIONERY for the city Of Richmond,
wi be received b. the Committee on Accounts and
Printing until THURSDAY, january %. 1879, ut
o'clock 2. ~: contract to commence February /,
1879, and 10 eud on the list Januarv, 1850. Pro-
p0saIs must lie made for each branch separately, rs
follows:
ADVERTISING, per square each insertion.
BOOK AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G.-Plan
composition OF type. per 1000 ems. PrcSs-work,
per token OF $50 impressions or less.
JOB-PRINTING, BINDING, &C.-Composition
Of type, per 1000 ems. Prsss-work. per token OF
Csc impressions or less. Foling, ruling, binding,
stitching, perforaiing. and numbering.
STATIONERY, such rs Is now used In The Tar!cus
city office, embracing RUBBER BANDS, PESS,
PENCILS. INKS. MUClLAGE. &C. &C.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Contractors will be required to enter ln,o bond,
with security for the prompt and faithful execution
OF their contracts.
All printing must be done with ncatrcss. and with
out any unnecessary blanks or blank pages.
The Committee reserve The right TO designate III
what type annual and other reports shall be sei.
Address q. L. GREGORY.
Chairman Committee on Accounts 9 and Printing.
|, l6-td Council Chamber.
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PERsoNAL.-The hearts Of many ex-Con.
federate soldiers will be saddened at the
news. of the death of DR.. John G.. Baylor,
OF Norfolk, formerly assistant surgeon in
The First division of ChimborazO Hospital.
The sad event occurred very recently at
Denver, Colorado. In addition to standing
at the head of his profession, the deceased
was one OF the most noble and gentle men
that ever lived, and was almost worshipped
by every patient who was ever so fortunate
as to be under bis charge during the war.
All OF the tiremen who were injured at
the burning OF Messrs. Il. &. Williams d
Co.'s tobacco factory on the morning OF
the 10Th OF December have recovered eX-
cent Hoseman w. a. Dickinson, OF Hose
Company No. 6. Young Dickinson is be-
lieved to be in a very critical condition. In
addition to his sufferings from his mangled
limb and the other injuries received by the
falling walls, he has recently been attacked
with typhoid fever, and was yesterday lying
in state OF Inconsistencies, occasioned by
the disease.
Messrs. Ben. F. Bull, ". A. Reese, Miles
Barnum, Il. J. Winder, Samuel Williams,
John Kearney, and Gus. Hobeck, iron
moulders and worthy men, will leave the
city to-day for Newark, Ohio, where they
will be employed under Richmond fore
man on iron-work for the Chicago post
Office.
The visitors to the Tobacco Exchange
yesterday were j. NJ. Nicholson, C. P. Men,
denhall, Greensboro, N. G.; Leroy Roper,
Petersburg; j. e. Friend, F. X. Barton,
| Danville J. Fl. HawSell, A. r. Venable,
Jr., st. Louis; E. s. Cardoza, Hanover
and j. NJ. Vaughan, Henrico.
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THE MILITARY CoMPANY.-A meeting OF
the new company was held at the Circuit
Court room last might. The committee ap.
pointed to select name for the company
asked indulgence until the next meeting,
which was granted. The election OF officers
was then entered into with the following
result: Captain, Tazewell Elicit; First
Lieutenant, James D. Patton; Second Lieu.
tenant, j. Fl. Dinneen; Orderly Sergeant,
A. l.. Elicit, Jr.; First Line Sergeant, A.
X. Parker; Second Line Sergeant. 7. c.
Peck; Third Line Sergeant, W. r. Bowie
Fourth Line Sergeant, Irwin Watkins
| First Corporal, Gilmore Martin; Second
Corporal, T. W. McCaw; Third Corporal
T.. H. Royster; Fourth Corporal, David
Walker; Ensign, C. s. Darlington; Quar-
termaster-sergeant,J Darcy 2. Morton
Surgeon, DR.. j. II. McCaw; Secretary and
Treasurer, L. B. Meyers. Jr.
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"PRAYER FOR A REVIVAL. .''-It was felt BY
many at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation Hall yesterday evening that their
prayers had been heard, and that the revival
prayed for had already begun.
The congregation was still larger than 1t
has been, and the interest more decided.
Rev. DR.. Bishop Doggett conducted the
meeting, and made an address OF great
power on the necessity and hopefulness OF
q baptism Of the Holy Spirit.
Rev. DR.. Preston and Rev. DR.. Edwards
made very effective remarks.
Specal prayer was asked for "the young
men of our city who are away from bome,"
and in the prayers in which DR.. Preston,
Rev. DR.. A. G. Brown, and Rev. S. G. Clop-
ton led this aud other classes were especially
remembered.
Rev. DR.. NJ. d. Hoge will conduct the
meeting this eveaiHg-from tue TO st1-and
all are invited, it being especially requested q
that those going early will occupy the seats
nearest the platform, so as to leave seats near
the door for any who may come late
. A box for requests for prayer Is deposited
oa the table near the door. ,.,<. .
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THE MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS INsU-
RANCE CoMPANY.-At the annual meeting OF
this company, held Yesterday, the following
Board of Directors were elected for the en-
suing year: A. Y. Stokes, Miles Turpin,
John H. Guy, A. D. Williams, F. R. Scott,
D. O. Davis, E. A. Saunders, John G.
Spotts, A. S. Lee, L. L. Bass, John J. King,
John Ahern, P. a. Sublett, Abram Levy.
C. E. Wingo, John Chambln, James II.
Doolev, o. 81. ChalkIey, a. B. Goodman, R.
S. Bosher, Henry Karr, S. p. Lathrop, P. j.
Crew, C. E. Belviu, and A. 8. Buford.
Allen Y. Stokes, Esq, was unanimously
reelected president and J. Blythe Moore
secretary.
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"KING HUMBUG AND HIS COURT" held &
brilliant meeting at the st. Charles Hote
last night. There were several limitations,
including members Of the Legislature. Cha
rades, instrumental and vocal music, cha.
racter songs, amusing anecdotes, etc, made
up the amusement programme. Mrs. Rocks,
Mrs. Ruscher, and Mrs. Morton were in en-
ceIent voice, and rendered their parts adml'
rably. Miss Minnie Dolpb, OF Chicago, as
pianist, performed several difficult seec,
tions.
This Society meets every week, and its
object is mainly amusement. The proceeds
are devoted to the masquerade suppers
which are to take place monthly.
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MECHANICS LIBRARY AssOCIATION.-Atan an
informal meeting, held short time since, a
committee was appointed to consider the
propriety OF organizing a Mechanics Lii
brary Association in this city. At meet
ing called by this committee. held last night
at the office OF the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, Mr..
John McFarlane was called to the chair and
Mr.. T. l.. Courtney appointed secretary.
After very free expression of opinion,
Colonel Frederick f. Scott offered the fol-
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
ReSGEUed, That committee OF seven lie
appointed, with authority to confer with
any of the officers and members OF the for
mer Mechanics Association of Richmand
and correspond with similar associations in
other cities, and prepare Il plan of oreaniZa-
| ton, to be Laid before a general meeting oil
mechanics and others interested, to be called
by general notice in the papers and other.
wise al as early day as practicable, for the
purpose Of permanent organization.
| The following committee was appointed
! by the chairman Messrs. Fl. P. Edmond
a. Shaw, JOHN E. Hankins, John O'Brien
| A. Bargamin, K. D. Wade, and JOSEPH
Hall; and on motion Of Major E. T. L
Myers the chairman Of the meeting (Mr
John McFarIane) was added TO the commit
| tee.
This committee will prepare a plan o
permanent organization, which will he pre-
sented at q meeting to be called at an earl,
| day
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ANEW and INTERESTING RICHMOND En-
TERPRIsE. E.-One Of the. most Interesting
manufacturing enterprises In this city, and
one which has now become Of considerable
importance, is the manufacture Of paper
boxes of every description, but especially
those used by druggists and Jewellers.
| Probably the largest paper-box manufac-
tory south OF Baltimore is that OF Messrs.
| J.. W. Randolph & English, OF Nos. 1914, 1902
and 1904 Main street, and No. 8 Governor
street. About eighteen months ago this en-
terprising house started on a very small
scale, and with limited experience, the
manufacture of druggists paper boxes.
They have now built up large busi-
ness, extending to the principal cities
Northeast, West, and South. Their factory
will rank second to none in the country.
They employ about three hundred hands,
mostly females, and make on an average
fifty. thousand boxes per day. Nearly all
the machinery they use was made in Rich
mond, and is equal in all respects to that
which they. were obliged 10 buy North.
Their Virginia trade in paper boxes, how
ever is limited, as twenty hands, they say,
can make all the boxes they sell in this
State. They have recently published very
etisp R il Be tas aa5hs 9Th
Richmond by q little energy and capital, and
it will be pleasant piece Of news to all in
terested In Richmond manufactures to know
that this concern have found the North and
West perfectly willing to buy anything
made South il at a fair price and good
quality, and they are competing successfully
withnorthern and German manufacturers in
their line OF goods.
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TIE PRESIDENT AND THEdAbaEs.- Wash
in,qton, January 1s.-P President HAYES to-day
perpetrated rich L oke on the ladies OF the
Nomaa Suffrage Convention. Dhey called
.or him :and presented resolutions adopted
at the Convention, following .sp with an
argument in their tavor. The rrestGent
iistsned atentiyely uptil they dnaased, ana
than asked them il they would Adt like to
see Mrs. Hayes. They assented, sand the
President :saked Mrs. Nayes to show them
the Mkite Moase, wbick she did, tskang the
ladies' to the EaTsery, kitchen, and taGough
all bee9Iamb bers, pointing ont the inpaoye
methods OF housekeeping and asking iheir
opinions upon Domestic subj The Ia
dies expressed graft cation as Mrs. Haya2s
kindness. but carried of an Impression that
they bad been trSHed with. Informatfo@
about housekeeping was not what they
were aster.--Specias sQs The Cincinnati Com.
naeTcidt. N 4E7tz Il u 4, .,,..fs ss-;st
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

The Chesterfield Superutsors.- Captain
James B. Jones hos been appointed by
Judge Cl0pton supervisor OF Bermuda dis
trict, uice John Murphy, who has removed
to Henrico county. Mr.. Murphy was also
president Of the Board. he has represented
Dale and Bermuda in the supervisors since
1860, and made most faithful and efficient
officer. When The board meets: January %
they will proceed to efecta president Uice
Mr.. Murphy. The present supervisors are
as follows: Manchester district, Joseph
Walker; Midlothian, William E. Spears;
Dale, 3. ]. Duvai; Bermuda, James 3.
Jones; Matoaca, Richard l.. Jones; and
Clover Hill, Captain David N. Goode; Mar
Gus A. Cogbill, er-o6icio clerk.
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The POULTRY AND BENCH-SRow--The
annmal exhibition Of the Virginia tPoui-
try Association cossmenced yesterday at
Lewis Hall. There are large numoer
OF entries, and some of the fowls are very
fine =
Fbe bench-show, which has already been
noticed in this paper, Is also in progress at
Teyv,s Hall. There are about thirty dogs
enteredand on exbibatts1. ..t'..s .
1aptain Wise says that the judging OF
dogs VITA commence this morning at III
o,ciocE. Tbe owners are expected to EDe
present at that time, or the dogs will pc y.
passed by. . - z. 'f'Ss -; ~
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/, STRUCK BIZ A RAILROAD Tram ester
aay afterhoon about / o'ebock the south
ward-b6und mzil- and passenger-frain on o.,
the Richmond and DanyiiIe rsslroad struck
a horse and sulkY owned By Mr. N. ".
Cosby. of Powhatan county, and driven Dy
a eoiored man named Robert ssaith. Ihe
driver undertook. TO cross the frack near
.Robio,s station, ten miles south Of Rich.
mond. about the time the tfain was due, ana
5wss unable to get out Of the way in time 20
avo;f the. train. The horse was so badly
Sr,iurtd that he wifi die. The driver #as
slightly cut about the face and head.
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THE TOBACCO TRADE.-The number of
private sales of tobacco reported at the To.
bacco Exchange from January 1st to 18th
was 366; public sales heretofore reported,
39-totaI, 400. OF this number 343 were
hogsheads and 81 tierces. In this num-
Der is included % hogsheads of western
tobacco.
Yesterday was the best day on Change
since the year opened. Highest p1ce paid,
$25, by John F. Allen.
No loose tobacco has been offered this
year, but it is expected that sales will begin
in few days.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS. WEDNESDAY.
Crumpten Us. Hoffman, Lee Il Co. Set for
oral argument February 18th.
Bailey's representative Us. Garnett and
ais. Argued by Judge j. a. Meredith for
appellant and submitted.
Steptoe Us. Floods administrator. Ar
cued by J. F. Johnston, Esq, for appel
liant, and Major T. J. kirkpatrick for al-
pellee and continued until to-day.
Washington and Ohio Railroad Company
Us. Alexandria and Washington Railroad
Company and ais. Petition for rehearng
| filed
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CAN SUCH THINGS BE Mrs. Minnick, the csti-
mahlc wife Of William Minnlck, Passed Chancellor
of Damon Lodge, No. 5, Is. p, 1T No. 40 north
Gay street, Baltimore while suffering in May, 1877,
with the worst OF rapid Gcres attacks of rheua-
ism, which had stretched through the period OF
year. and whilst infamed from head to foot, without
sleep or food for four days and nights took bottle
of the GYPsY's GIFT, and in two days was COM
,,lct,ly recovered. and has experienced trouble
on tint score since.
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THE RIVER AND THE ICE. GORGE.-The
river continued to fall yesterday, but very
slowly. At the Chesapeake and Ohio
wharyes the water was about two feet over
the lower docks. Last evening the river
was within Its banks.
Yesterday morning at O'Clock the Old
Dominion Comuany's steamship Wyanoke,
having discharged her cargo and taken
in a cargo of cotton, sailed from her
wharf at Rockets, and proceeded down
the river cautiously but steadily until
she reached Wilton, distance of about
seven miles from the city, when her
engine got on the stop CENTRE" the ma
chinery stopped, and the ship, being sur
rounded on all sides by the heavy ice, was
unable to go either way. She had cut her
way through the ice-gorgc about quarter
OF mile when the engine got on the CEN
tire, and had it not been for this unfortunate
occurrence it is believed the vessel would
have gone through. Captain Couch at last
accounts was making every effort to start
tue machinery, in the hope of getting out.
The steamship Richmond, Of the same
line, left City Point yesterday morning
bound for this city, and succeeded in get.
ting up rs far as Varina, cutting into al
ice-sorge in that vicinity about two hun.
dred yards. Being unable to get any fur.
ther she returned to City Point, and viii
send her freight up by rail. The gorge that
the Richmond undertook to break up ex
tends from Aiken's to JoneS's wharf, and is
about SIX hundred yards wide.
The basin was again occupied by skaters
yesterday.
The canal is said to be open from the
second level above Richmond to Cedar
Point.
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The Beethoven SSOciGtion.-Unusnal az
rangcmcnts are being made for the seven
teenth musicale OF the Beethoven Associa-
tion, which takes place tomorrow night. A
splendid programme has been arranged,
more seats will be provided, number ol
visitors are expected from Richmond, and
there will be grand outpouring OF ouI
own beauty, talent, and fashion.
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"Is the water all froze up ?'' asked Aunt
Dorothy OF Jeems, who was trying to break
tb,, water In the water-cask on Monday
NOR ming. & $ No, aunty. i SHOULD say u was
froze down =" and he turned bis hatchet so
At sent !, shower OF fine ice In the old ladys
face. ft That's an impufent trick, SAID
she, q oh. mol said the young MS
an lee respon. .ses - INN Reporter. + s.
Music Of the Future FromIssory notes..
E'aack. 5
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THE READJUsTERs.-A conference Of the
readiusters of the General Assembly viii
be held In the Hall OF the House OF Dele
gates tonight to receive the report Of the
Executive Committee, which was instructed
on Monday night to prepare call for a
State Convention If readiusters.
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THE MOZART THIS EvENING.-First, over
ture, "Tricoche and Cacolet" (Suppe), or
chestra; second, solo violin, Seventh
Air" (De Beriot, DR.. Bartkowski; third,
ballad, "Within Mile OF Edinboro' "
Scotch air., Miss Chaplin; fourth, "The
Little Grandpapa" Langer), orchestra !;
fifth. grand trio, "Huguenots (Meyer-
beer), clarinet, 'celo, and piano; sixth,
solo soprano, g Shadow Song" (Meyerbeer),
Miss Chaplin; seventh, potpourri, "Lu-
cia" (DoniZetti), orchestra.
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INDICATIONS FOR 'ro-D -DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States, northeast to southeast
winds, slightly cooler followed by warmer,
cloudy weather, and rain or snow, rising
followed by falling barometer.
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POLICE CouRT.-The following cases were

POLICE C0URT.-The following cases were
disposed OF yesterday:
james Miller and Henrietta Wheeler (both
colored) were fined $50 each for unlawful
cohabitation.
George Winston (colored), assault and bat
terry, was fined SIS. Sent to 1al! 1or slAty
DAYS in default OF payment.
John Cox lcolored), assault and battery
was fined 81 and costs. Committed for ten
days in default.
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~ ELEcr,oS OF OFFIcERs. AT a meeting OF
the Italian Beneficial Society the following
officers were elected President, g. Donati ;
Vice President, I'D. Pasquint; Treasurer,
q. B, Canepa: Secretary, J.. CamPodonico
Curatori, g. Cmepa, S. Agostinj, G. Maja.
COMMISSIONS Permanente, a. Bancalari, G.
6sioyanetti. A. Bernfchi.
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Official Visit.-A. c. Altkisson, Esq. OF
this city, Grand Chancellor of the Knights
OF Pythias of the State OF Virginia, left for
Petersburg last evening to install the Of
tcers OF Cockade Lodge, No. 40, Of that
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The Condition of the Water.-The water
had so far fallen yesterday as to allow ope-
rations to be almost entirely resumed along
the water front. BY this morning all can
be at wcrk, should they feel disposed to
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THE PRINTING INvEsTIGAT1oN.-The joint
Committee on Printing met last night to
hear argument Of counsel, bnt Colonel Cor
doa being engaged in the Atlantic, Missis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad case the committee
agreed to adjourn until Friday night.
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AID FOR THE ROCKETS SUFFERERS The
city has opened distribution office for ra-
tions at ale Lester street, Rockets, which
is in charge OF Captain William James
Epps, Assistant Superintendent OF the Aims
house, for the purpose OF relieving INDECENT
persons who were damaged by the food.
Over two hundred persons were aided yes
fardaY - tl..Ls i.t..-
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INCIPIENT TARTAR AND scuEF reHio'eu y,
MEADE & BAKERS SAroNlSE bENi'f H'1
Fifty cents box.
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NJ ANT.ED. a :sluGJATION IN SOME
s,rr ,WH0i ,Es.LE'HGUSE; will travel If neees-
IN Have an extensive acquaintance. especially
a ETepMx ~ Ssfo fna- References gwen. Also wanted
dsess e. 1Avuh 'lh i pTlVate lamiy- Aa-
-FdtS A Y, Dispatch c6fiee.
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Personal.-Cap,ain Henry Fitzgerald,
City Sergeant, has been confined at home by
sickness since Sunday.
Past Grand Master j. B. Blanks, OF Pc
tersburg, has been invited to lecture in
Manchester on Oda-Fellowship, and has
consented. -.,-...
v. G. Lowell, Esq, who has been very
sick, is reported as being somewhat better.
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----rIro tyrye- Us,rH.---n opcUIar circLivp
for clerk OF the Hastings Court win be held
next May. Already several gentlemen are
spoken of for the position, and some active
canrassing has begun. Mr.. Fl. E. Duval,
under appointment from Judge CIopton,
will continue to discharge the duties OF the
office until his successor is elected and quail
iEod
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DECISIONS OF TEE COURT OF APPEALS
Mr. Harvey Wilson, attorney at law, mas
commenced the publication in this city Oh
a weeisiY sheet, in whfso VIII be prihted aD-
strac.s OF the points covered by the decisions
OF the Court Of Appeals. 1tpromlses 10 oe
OF valuable service to memb OF the par.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully "h'te
by the use of MEADE & BAKER'ssAPoS DES-
THRICE. Fifty cents u box