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AH1rrInN SALES.

Il I. CoLDWELL, Real Estate Auctoncer.
TRUSTEES sALEoE 4 SMALL. NEAT FRAME
HoUsE. on. .NoRrIt SIDE OF 9 sTREE'T III
TWEEN -. SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
by virtue of a deed ortrust, dated July o, 1873, and
recorded IN iber No sol, olio 20 one Of the land
public AUCTION, IN front Of lhc premises, on MONDAY,
IIl;NBEit g; a. p isso, at o,c,ock y IA, that
z, known az the west Y fcet Of lot No. I, and
square No. 5Gl, said parts Of lots having front OF
fourteen feet on street and running back with the
same width to public alley together with the i'm
Terms-on quarter cash; balance in six twelve
S5 at Time ofsale Conveynncing vt expense Of pur.
chaser Terms To be- compiled. with In ten days
FRHSiiKG q. Maifib1DLIETn0N Trustees
au23 325,2s sGsei&i6t
ToHN SHERMAN 8 co, Real Estate Auction.
~ GERS, st. Cloud Building
TRUsTEEs SALE or .IlfpRovED. REAL rs,
AuCrfoN. '''' = '''''' % ''''''' Ave- W '' -
by virtue Of a deed Of trust dated March 5 1876,
records in and tor the district Of CoIumbn aud at
the request Of the party secured thereby viii sell
DAY Tie sd day Of August A. D. 1850, al o'clock p.
SQUARE ire mnnbcred Ui Si seyeEytWo s mpr6v,d i BY
famc dwelling, no. llM Iwcny-iitst street
twelve months, with interest at por cent. per an.
num- secured by deed Of trust on the premises sold
- ''''''''' w ~ ''''' c. T. PRENrtss.
H. Il. DONA lDSON,
WILLIAM NJ. SMITH, Trustees
Salesman, Hull dads
I TN1ThD STATES bfARsl1AL's SALE
Dy yrtuo Of writ q aerl fnclas issued ont Of the
Clerks OiCe OF the SuptCne court OF ihC District Of
Columbia, and 10 me directed Will sell at public
safe for cash, at the Court house door OF said District
on TUESDAY, tho 2ith day Of AUGUST $50, q II
The dGiendant Patrick d Donoghmn in ana 70 the io
lowiug-uptcrihod property. to NiG Lot 50 and the
southern half Of LOT g In block 10 Of lhroksl Hu
dition to Georgetown, In std District, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon, levied
upon nS the property OF Patrick ODonu Ehuo TO sat
lsy execution 1liS In Equity, la favor OF Jane j.
Brooke.
August 3, 1880. FRED'K DOUGLASS,
au3-dls T.. =. Marshal
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AN,FED-IEEMP.

A RESPECTA BILE white or colored woman, 70 do
n bousework In n small inmiy she must under
m nd cocking also. washing md ironing. aud must
@sine recommended. Apply az llN Eighlh 81 u W
MTpDIE.AGED colorcd woman TO cook wash
N and iron for family Oi three; must come wcll
recommended. Apply AZ l5.O Est W. An2l
A RELIABLE colored woman, ns general house
~ serynnt ApnlA at ~ y !ilcr ! y nv, ~. nn..
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DN COmpotont drC69mnIer, Who Is an cXCeIIont
Nd cutter aud filter, employment by the day or
week. Address DRllSSMAkElt, Republican oiliCe.
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wANTmD-nrvuArpNNa Na.

10y arespectablc white woman, with good reloronca
as childs nurse; Is willing to assist In hOuso-work
Address i. g. II Republican Office. nu2l
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

INOR RENT OR SAIE.-C Cottage OF seven room
II cellar garden, etc, ut Mount Pleasant; rent
Per month. Join u BLOSi. AnlG
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A NICELY furnished room In private family
Fourth ST. au
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FOR SALE-WOUSES.

LOR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
A. properly for sale JOHN SHERMAN 6 CO.,
ST. Clond Building. Real estate and loans iy3l
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TgNWO or three rooms on the first floor, iurnshe
Il ll26 Thirteenth 81 n W. au
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4, REAT MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTRY
W RES DENCES,
suburban Property Stock and Garden Farms, I'M
proved and Unmproved City Property, For sale,
rent and exchange Onice hours from a. m. TO m.
st. Charles Hotel.
Corner Third st. and Penna ave II. W.
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STORES
lii3 7th 81 w..,..Sj0 ~ 2ii Pa ave 30 90
lai2 5th w...... IS % lNls st w....... Y 30
lOO5 7th 90 80 90 so4j IN 81 W........ 10 Ol
OFFICE ROOMS In 40. 823 ana 3iU FOurand a-hGli
street u. W; also In 4js louisiana avenue n. W.
Gail for weekly nnut-Tist.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

JIOR SALE Business property, IL @ cor of II and
II Ninth sts n q cars pass the door at an eXtraOr-
binary bargain; belongs To "a nonresident and must
he sold; good business stand. Apply at once to Di
ROHRER, 500 Seventh ST. nu203tf
National Republican., 1880-08-23

= CHORTHAND pupils private and Systematic In
> struClion by practical teacher CUll NJ 5l6 lhir.
oenth 81 n W, from 10 $3.50 p m, nu2O 2tt
National Republican., 1880-08-23

VDY u cOlored girl So cook wash aud iron IN n small
IB family. No JaTwelfth stnw. 0ul0
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HANDSOMELY furnished house, IOlG Tenth ct,
( I cor Mass ave: mart or whole. nu2j
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TO the Editor Of THE JEWISH ADVANCE.
The rouu]ar animal commencement
Of tho Jlwisb OInLan Asylum has
now Loon IN nroornss for TWO davs
and aside from beng OF general in
tcrest. the examinations rive evidence
of the best instruction. and the stu
dents show great proficiency in their
studies. An account OF the exercises
may prove interesting to your readers.
On Saturday morning the beautiful
JJe,Wlah confirmation services took place
! hIrty-hVG, e, boys ana girls Were con
tmed. The boys wore SUITS OF black ;
the girls were tMaStGiulIZ as dressed IN
white, heY, Dr. NolTgnstem pfeachGo 81
a. touching sermon winch was attGhtlHrGlI
listened to and duly, appreciatt3G2q:, ne
examinations IN Hebrew ana bIoIe also
occurred on Saturday. ON sunday r the
examinations III hnSilSll ofaIcile9' NJ nT
man and Hebrew took place lhe .I
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CINCINNATI, July >, 1880.
The Board of Governors of the Hebrew
Union College met in regular session at half
past seven o'clock p. NJ. Julius Freiberg,
ESQ. Vice President, in the chair, and Jacob
Ezekiel Secretary.
The following members of the Board were
present viz; Julius Freiberg Rev. DR.. s. II,
Souneschein. Henry Adler, Solomon Levi.
Rev. Dr. NJ Lilienthal, a. J, Friedander
and Jacob Ezekiel.
Minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and approved and the following busi-
ness transacted:
julius Freiberg Esq. Vice President stated
that the first annual examination of students
of the New York Preparatory Department of
the College. under the superintendent of
Rev Dr. Gustav Gottheil took place on June
20. 1880: and the fifth annual examination
Of Students in the Collegiate and Preparatory
Grades at Cincinnati on June 28th, both and
Both and the closing exercises on the LIST
instant, in accordance with the programme
arranged by the President of the college, and
resolutions adopted by this Board. The
examination at New York was conducted by
Rev. Drs Fred De Sola Mendes. Adolph
Huebsch and Kaufman Kohler, and at Gin
cinnatl by Rev. Drs. Fred. De Sola Men
des OF Ne" York, Lehman Adler OF Chlca-
cago, Ill ana L. ii; Sonnescheln' OF st.
Louis. Mo me result oil II the examination
proved satlsiactofy' ana vii! ne eonlnohi-
Gated by 'ne lreSloeht OF 'hlS boalo IN ms
supplementary report anu oy tle ESallllil!llg
Board.
Tho snnnIamontorv ronort Of the President
t],is Rddrd 70 hc Snbmittad to tbe Fxacm-
,;,.o na,rd If tba I,nion If An,arican IIoLro,v
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CHICAGO, JULY 16, 1880.
CINCINNATI, Jun

OlNCiNNAII, Jun y. INOU.
Jacob Esehiel .Secrctarp ofhe Boord Of Goyer-
nors ofhe He5rew Union Codeqe, Cty
DEAR SIR:-Ihere has been paid to me the
sum of five hundred dollars from the estate
Of Leopold Goodman, late Of Icrre IIame
Ind. (who died on April 28, lsS0,) in ac-
corlauce with a provision of his viii which
provided that the bequest should be upon
the condition that a light shall be burned
and a prayer offered in his memory on every
anniversary Of his death, and that his name
shall be read in the synagogue of said city
Qincnnatil annually On the Day Of Atone
ment, under the direction Of the Hebrew
Union College"
Please make due record hereof
Yours Respectfully,
MrMAN LEVY. Secretary.
Solomon Levi, ESQ, offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adop-
ted:
ReSolred. That the thanks of this Board are
due and are hereby rendered to Rev. Dr.
Isaac NJ Wise, President OF the Hebrew
Union College, for the satisfactory manner
in which he has gratuitously discharged the
responsible duties connected with his office :;
and for gratuitous services rendered as Pro-
during the past session.
Resolrcd, That the thanks of this Board
are eminently due and are hereby rendered
to Rev. DR.. Gustav. Gotthei. of New York,
for the very efficient and gratuitous services
rendered IN conducting the Aew York Pre-
paratory Department OF the Hebrew nion
College, and instructing the students so sue
cesstully in the various grades under his
charge.
ReSoleed, That the thanks of this Board are
due and are hereby rendered to Rev. Drs
Max Lllienthal for gratuitotIs and valuable
services rendered the Hebrew Union College
as Professor of History during the past ses
sion: also to Rev Dr. Mielz.uer, Professor
Of Talmud, etc. to Preceptors Solomon Ep-
pinger and Louis Aufrecht for the very able
and satisfactory manner in which they have
discharged their several duties, by imparting
q store OF useful knowledge TO the students
in various grades in the College during the
past session.
ReSolged, That the thanks of this Board
are due and are hereby rendered the Local
Committee of the New York Preparatory be
partment of the Hebrew Union College, un-
der whose supervision the College has been
SO ably conducted; also to the Preceptors
and the leachers Of the classes for the eff
cient manner in which they have taught
students in their charge
ReSotrcd, That the thanks of this Board
are due and are hereby rendered to Rev. Dr.
Fred De Sola Mendes Adolph Ileubsch.
and Kaufman kohler. of New York. lortheir
valuable services rendered in the performs
ance Of an arduous and responsible duty
assigned them, in the examination OF stu
dents Of the New York Preparatory De
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No. ITO.
CHICAGO, July, 1880

I,,I--
Ni''-''',' " 0'9, i0'0
10 'ne h'l'or 9' ih' 'E"'7I - 1"FANoh' ,,.
Please publish the following auofe77
III your esteemed journal
To the Officers ana Member? OF the ,ne oGy'T9i
H., No. s ''''''' '''' '''''' ''' "
BRrruRFH "A committee has been
formed from .mnno tho friends Of the
members of = Jnwisb . Cbowra in this
ritv whose nntition for charter for =
Lodge Of the | q 3 b has been re-
fused by the General Committee of our
Distirt and the UNDERSIGNED have been
CHARGED with thn dutv of addressing
Won with view to awaken vour atten-
ton to the wrong that has been
done by the General Committee. and
to right this wrong at the hands of
the next animal session of thn Grand
Lodge, which BODY will be called upoD
to act upon this petition. The ac-
tion OF the General Committee may be
briefly summarized as follows The
GenrraI Committee at aouarrorlvmeet-
inc held in this city ON Sunday. June
-. lS~O bv their vote have refused to
grant q charter for lodge upon the pc
tition of twenty reputable Tsraelites and
twelve members Of the Order. represents
inc EIGHT LODGES in the city. All these
members having pledged themselves in
writing to bring the new lodge up to
good working order
The General Committee have felt the
nnccs.itv Of issuing an address. in which
they endeavor to Give reasons for their
rnf1s3I Of the charter. In this address
thcv admit that all the requirements
IL III
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held the regular annual meeting at |
which interesting reports OF the oihccrs,
were presented. Mr. a. " lener acted as
president, because OF the death OF A, |
Aub. Esq" OF Cincinnati; VII. JACOB /
noirntlnler' treasurer. I. ana III, ~ = " OF
lensleln' IeGoI"IS ~ IceFGya'H' ~ ''5?St
"I"icsSeSi ''i"' ol " " I'leI e.'i0o0'eN
lne man lacI> IN llle history II tHc "9H
iUl, I@i Nc '"S' T'i' ne sl'9AV III lls'i''L"
mos! IeeIIHII9 1I 'll' 4'a'il oi liIeIl i"'e
ple9to,.ilIe H. f u '''' u" 'iii,i- ~"
'lIt l'lVni UI'IVS9 VI 'il,' SAME ~ ''l9 oiiNt
rI'' iNi'" ~ nun '!'e 0i:'I''Z St;'Ii'
NII5el ne II"" 4'', 10 tnJ ',,I';'I',o"'
I," J,' t,'' ,0'''''i''S ''e'e "'''' was
"'t ~ iiIli' L.. A.. ,,-;... l..
.I bonI SP"' va 'C a.r% j., ,. In ',,r, roa
u'',' ;, Nh ,I ;,,,t,.
CII ''','t & % I ''' "'' il 'lg =, 'i'iSL1 IaiL
I:.; H., .',,.l
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l''D "gtSS., r, W H. L. ''' NV, l,,'' ''',,''
"I,{g VI" n4 tLo TnG h;IIrom $I4 o,'' 10
ong sa;Gnl ;.,o u ,i' ''il''''" /" cast VI
0' ba '2, o,noat;nn o.'tG,1, nr ,bo cb;I1roo o.
..La5 ~ '"o",''" ,,, a5 w. ,',-e' ;nnnr ,"n
JUaJIr' - thn oHart ', ~ +o choI,, o 3G
jig fa;tbfnI,o nf t,a toaobar 5a,,;mo
L. tI'e ,'''''N ,,i ~ +a
I;t' ~ 4r1J w.. thona, tLor
l,(. i,'l ,ro,,i5 ]o arran;1od ,rLioS ,rorId
oI'oN ;ol'ls' w ,,a,,. +,'njar
"'IT99' ''''' " ~" 'I''0l'0'' y,
lie also, spoke OF thG new pulIolnS
stating fhat the GROUNDS ;. aaJoinlhS the the
asylum UNI, known as the AIKEN property,
ana - pF loo ieeI' mao pceh PurchdSGGd
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Hebrew Union -Corrcspondence-Ihe
Jews of Morocco Local and Domestic Inc
Ninth of Ab-Thc Charter MISUNDERSTANDING
cations of the Synagogue Service i'll England
Editorial Correspondence - judicial Oaths
Atheism and the Rights of Man.
Deutiher GbetI.
c3eaenfr1mungcr Io5 G5nta5seies, pom 2ieRman
qtler-Mabbi Soiuo ben Gbanonio - Sur ,$ucen5ese
in DeutIhlanp.
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Hebrew Union College.

PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF GOVERNORS
VEsTRY Room PLUM STREET Temple,
CINCINNATI, July ), 1880.
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The Board of Governors of the Hebrew
Union College met in regular session at half
past seven clock p. NJ. julius Freiberg,
Esq, Yice-Pre>ident, in the chair. and Jacob
Ezekiel, Secretary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF MAX
AuERs OF THE TOBACCO ExCHAEGE.--An
annual meeting OF the Board OF Managers
Of the Richmond Tobacco Exchange was
held yesterday. Present: Colonel &. X.
Barksdale (president), w. II. Darlington
ce-president), John X. ChiIdrey, w. ID.
Gibson, Charles Bough, James I. Gray, and
+. ID. Christian.
A letter was received from General Pey.
ton Wise, secretary and treasurer, notifying
the Board that owing TO other engagements
which he could not properly fail TO meet,
would prevent his being present. On mo-
tion OF Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. Christian was re-
quested 10 act as secretary.
A communication from Mr.. W. 4. Chock-
ley submitting his books for examination
and applying for reelection to the office Of
clerk Of the Association was read and re-
celved.
On motion. Mr.. Chockley was unanimous
ly reelected, the Board expressing them
selves well pleased with the able manner in
which he has conducted the duties OF the
office.
The president appointed Messrs. Bough
and Gray a committee to make the usual
examination OF the accounts OF the treasu.
rer. On motion OF Mr.. Gibson, Mr.. Z. d.
Christian was subsequently added to the
committee.
Adjourned.
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PERsoNAI-BRIEF ITEMS s.--Conservative
Headquarters, Main street between Ninth
sand Tenth, were visited yesterday by quite
large number Of citizens anxious and
willing for the committee to undertake for
them the irksome but necessary work OF
securing transfers.
William l.. Royal, Esq, late editor Of
the Commonwealth, left Richmond Sunday
for the purpose OF taking up his residence
in New York city, where he will engage in
the practice Of the law.
The American schooner David TORY,
Soule master, entered at the custom-hOuse
yesterday from Kempt, Nova Scotia, with a
cargo Of lump plaster, consigned to War
ner Moore.
A public meeting OF the Conservatives
OF the city will be held in Clay Ward, at
the corner Of Main and Henry streets, on
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, under the
auspices Of the "Clay Ward Actives."
The Committee on Relief OF the Poor will
meet at the City Hall this evening at
O'Clock.
The married ladies who have consented
to act as lady managers at the Fair Of the
Guard OF the Commonwealth will find no.
tice interesting 10 them in this evenings
State.
Received from Professor G. C. de Norden-
dorf bis comic song "The Msior and the
judge" and his arrangement OF "EXcuse
Nv Country Manners" Also, his simple
arrangement Of selections from "Chimes OF
Normandy" and " Raquet Galopade," and
" Alsatian Polks," dedicated to Misses Jen.
ME and Nettie Hirshberg.
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VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.-A visit 20 the sec.
rstary's Office Yesterday found the clerical
force very busy in making entries Of arti.
eles for exhibition. The same plan for en-
terlng articles adopted by Colonel Knight
last year has been found to work 90 much
better than the old plan that it is continued
this fall. BY it great deal Of time aud an
noyance is saved to the exhibitor when
placing his articles on the grounds or in the
buildings.
The exhibition opens two weeks from TO-
day, and the books OF entry close on the
10Th. 1t is exceedingly desirable that all
persons wishing TO enter any article should
do so at once, as the entry-clerks are always
much crowded with work during the last
days preceding the time OF closing the
books.
A large number si horses and good deal
OF stock have been entered, showing an un.
abated interest in this department. The
agricultural department promises, judging
from the area staked of by exhibitors, to
be superior to any heretofore had.
In the other departments there Is not
much activity, but probably as many entries
az usual at so early date.
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T0tn! duerdge
Aff -.

Two conversions were reported by the
Second.C Church school.
Ten prizes were given in Grace.St7eet
school.
DR.. HaZen made an excellent address,
giving in the outset a very interesting ac-
count Of the discussion at the late Pan. Pres
byterian COunciiu Philadelphia upon the
use and abuse Of the SabDath-Scho0l work.
Taking up oreparticulasly the IatteTphase
OF the theme as affecting home training OF
the children" and "neglect Of attendance
upon the cburoh. services" he earnestly
suggested various remedies by which this
abuse may bs. met. 10 closing he called at
tention to the circular issued by che Inter
national Lesson Com ssittee, appointing SUM-
day and Monday, October 18th and 18th, rs
days Of usited prayer for Sunday schools
throughout the world.
DR.. Preston, DR.. Read, Rev. Mr.. Stark, OF
Scotland. and others followed in practical
remarks on the same subject.
The meeting was closed with singing and
the benedietion.
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TIL. THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-The side
splitting comedy OF Freaks was presented
last evening to well.pleased audience
by the Criterion Company, and, taken
all In all for what it purports to be,
Is probably the best performance we
have had at the Theatre this season. The
play is Just brimming over with laughable
situations, and is in the hands OF a company
composed Of all good actors. Consequently
there is happy absence Of the inevitable
star. Miss Mary Stuart as the ancient
maiden with freak for writing tragedies,
Theodolinda Goldbug, and Mr.. W. j. Gill
bert az Ebenezer Crank, with freak
against all wemankind, were both capital, and
fairly convulsed the audience in their lu-
dicrOus scenes, while the DR.. Ketchum Of
Dir. Edward Lamb and the Florence Gold
bug Of Miss Mary Davenport were each ar
tistic conceptions. Miss Lenore Haskins
aud Miss Virginia Thomas are clever
actresses, while MIR. A. II. Candy, Mr.. j. B..
Curran, and Mr.. w. S. Haskins played well
their respective roles. All who wish to en-
Joy hearty laugh would do well to see the
last performance Of Freaks at the Theatre
tonight.
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Offers and
Toials....................... $50

After the reports were read, Rev. j. l..
NJ. Curry, ID. d., delivered most interest
ing address on the progress OF the Sunday.
school work during the last one hundred
years. From small beginnings II had grown
into colossal proportions, until now every
Sunday millions gathered Ia the schools OF
America, Europe, Asia. Africa, and the
isles OF the sea to learn the way OF eternal
life. Improved methods OF teaching had
been introduced, literature for sunday
schools had been prepared upon which
some OF the ablest scholars OF the age had
spent their best efforts, and the most aP
proved appliances known to religious edu-
Gators had been brought into use 10 the
schools. Yet there was room for still fur-
ther progress and Improvement. A hryer
number Of Christians should be engaged In
the work, higher standard Of eualinca-
| iion In teachers should be adopted, and bet.
| ter, more thorough teaching sAOuld be se.
tcured. Above all, II should - remembered
that ~ the Bible was the ouly textbook
and the salvation Of the tobolaFSs the great
eud os Eundsy-school teaching the power
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RHoRGANIzATIoN OF THE YOUNG VIR-
GINIASs.-At meeting Of the Young Vir-
ginians held at the Circuit-Court room last
night the following officers were elected :
James Lyons, Jr., president; j. d. Patton,
L. d. Crenshaw, A. Pizzini, Jr., Julius
Straus, William Il. Knowles, DR.. Jud. b.
Wood, vice-presidents j. Taylor Ellyson,
secretary and treasurer; Henry Gibson,
corresponding secretary; Executive Com.
mittee. q. W. Minter, Peyton Wise. J. Fl.
Dinneen, NJ. L. Spotswood. Tazewell FL
lett, Ii. G. Jones, II. II. wilkins, and Ran.
Tucker. al ~
Committees were appointed to raise funds
for campaign purposes, make arrangements
for . torch-light procession the 10th, &c.
Adjourned to meet on Thursday night at
Conservative headquarters.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY.SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The Second Baptist church was packed on
Sunday afternoon with the Baptist Sunday
school workers OF Richmond, while hun.
dreds went away disappointed because they
could not get into the building. The oc-
cssion was the quarterly meeting OF the
Baptist Sunday.Sch0ol Association. Mr..
William Ellyson (presidentl in the chair !;
and Mr.. G. e. Jackson secretary. Alter
the opening hymn, Rev. Edmond Harrison
led In prayer.
The superintendents read the reports from
their schools, from which we compile the
following table, showing the average at
tendance the past month OF officers, teach
ers. and scholars:
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COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO Mr..
REDY0RD.- Elsewhere 10 to-day's paper
will be found the announcement OF COM
plimentsry testimonial TO be given TO Mr.. j.
ID. Redford ut Mozart Hall on Tuesday
night, November 9th, In which such artists
% Mrs. Bernard, Mas Swain, Mrs..
Knowles. Mrs. Reinhsrdt, Mr.. Bernard,
Mr.. H0G, Mr.. GreensieIder, Mr.. Grant, and
others will take part. The sale oi reserved
se.ts commences q JohnsNp's thjs morning
at 10 O'clock.
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HENRfco lTEy s.-The October term of
the Henrico Gov Inty Court commenced yes
terday. OVID to sickness, Judge Waddill
did not hears ny cases, but adjourned. court
until next ] thursday.
A Demo cratic meeting was held In the
courtroom a and addresses were made by
Hill Cart .er, Esq, and DR.. A. Mouteiro.
The Judge OF the County Court directed
the ep rk yesterday TO enter an order sus-
peaV ing further tolls on the Henrico turn
piH..
Che grand Jury met yesterday and found
~ true bill for felony against Tucker Cole
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-10-12

Foor.BRIDGE OVER THE CANAL.-ln the
Board OF Aldermen yesterday evening Mr.
Todd, from Clay Ward, presented the peti.
tion OF large number Of the employees OF
the Old Dominion Iron. and Nail Works and
Tredegar Company for foot-bridee over
the canal at the most accessible point to Bel
yidere street. The petition was referred to
the Committee on Streets, and will receive
the personal attention OF Mr.. Todd. The
bridge win, u erected, b agrsas public con-
ysniensc.