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The intermediate examination ended on
Sac 10th instant, and the reorganization Of
-ae schools was accomplished on the 18th.
The result Of the examination shows that
:sle work done by teachers and pupils com
ssres most fayorably with that Of previous
SESSIONS, notwithstanding the many inter
gupiions from frequent holidays and the
great amount Of absence due to the preva-
s.ace of contagious diseases.
The difference between the total eurol-
,.nent and the number now attending is ac-
,sonntcd for by the Withdrawal of pupils,
mostly on account of sickness and removals
from the city.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ ALL
4 BRICK DWELLING AND 4 VACANT LOT
ADJOINING. ON TIIE SOUTH SIDE OF DI-
VAL STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOI RTH STREETS. AT AUCTlON.-n eNccu-
tom Of decd Of trust from solomon Robinson
aud wife t. Tire subscriber a. trustee, duly record
81, will eel by auction. upon the premises. Oh
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2iTH.
at o'clock p. W.. the property occupied by .he
grintors. situated as above.
~ embraces LOT 6uXi20 f,ct 90 au alley.
with comfortable BRitk DIV kLLlNG with
four rooms aud out-buldings. and VIII hc sold rs
4 whole or divided so rs to sell separately lot Of
TEnws: one third cash: balance at six and
twelve months, with interest. and secured by trust
deed W. COSBY JR., Trustee.
GRUHRs & WILLIAMS, Auclioneers. IL Is
TRUSTEES SALE or 1870 ACRES
l. OF LAND, WITH DWELLING, FRuiI-
TEEEs FLoWERSi sIng GE GE "a
MILE FROM TIE CITY: On THE BROOK
TURNPIKE. AT AUCTlON.-ln execution Of a
December, 500, and duly recorded. being thereto
requested, will sell by auction, upon the prem
iscs, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1sT,
at O'Clock T.. W. the PROPERTY owned and
occupied by said Ruhle, the lorist and fruit
grower. II lies beautifully, within an easy walk Of
the city has upon il large number of fruit-trce,
grapc-vlneS, shrubbery, and other desirable
grOwtlls, ana T. easily susceptible OF division INTO
building lots.
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for about
$1,000 cash. hut by consent Of parties they may
be adjusted Is to afford reasonable credits for
portion of the purchase money.
This l. very desirable property. and should COM
mand attention.
FREDERICK BRAUER, Trustee.
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Auctloneers. ic Is
nor ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
Il CONCERN.
AT AUCTION,
| carload TIMOTY HAY,
THURSDAY, fFBRU AIRY 23D.
ri II O'cloc6, In 'front.' of our warehouse No lOf
Cary street.
fe'1s-td ". VI. LEWIS & co.
Nv Grubbs X Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Aucioncers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
rNHE BRICK STORE AND DWELL
1 ING No. 1872. At THE NORTHWEST COR
NER OF CARY AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
AND THE BRICK DWELLING, No. 100. AD-
JOINING, AT AUC1lON.-On
TUESDAY, FRBEUARY2i, lSs2,
at ~ O'Clock p. NJ. we will sell, upon the prcml-
ses, the PROPERTY situated a above.
No. 1872 l. occupied by Mr.. Il. III. Anderson rs
store, with dwelling above, and l. a hIe stand for
No. 100 has eight rooms, and Is a very pleasant
residence
Both houses are comparatively new. arc well
built and in good order, and they at all time, rent
readily o. good tenants AT fiir rents.
TERMS one third cash: balance AT six and
twelve months, with interest or, If desired, longer
credits viii be given. -
fe 1G Auctlonecrs.
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u the Edifor Of The Dispatck :

10 the Editor Of The Dispatch:
Please say that the case Of smallpox re-
ported Saturday as being in rear OF Trinity
church is on top Of the hill, corner OF
Marshall and Twentieth streets. and not in
any sense contiguous to the church.
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Notion FOR A New Trial OyERRULED. -
N the Hastings Court yesterday Judge
zshristian oyerrnled the motion for new
Anal In the ease OF John ID. Holloway, who
ssas convicted few days since Of felonl-
su&iy slabbing Patrick Murphy, and SEN
nDced the accused 10 taree years confine-
apcnf In the penitentiary.
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ID" WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY %. 1882.
FRANK -. UILI.
HOW tRD SWINE
saloby FRANZ D. HILL 4 co., Aucion err,
VRUsTEEs SALE OF \ VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ VALUABLE
4 sTEAM-MILL PROPERTY N GORDONS-
VILE. Va, CONSISTING OF 4 LARGE AND
CONTINENTAL AlED LOT. Wit II
COAiMODloT> BUILDINGS. \ Thirty
UORSE-POM ER ENGINE. AND \ GRl~I-
PLASTER. MAC. AND BARK-MiLL. AND
ArPUErENANCE> THEREON, ALL N GOOD
RUNNING ORDER; AND Also TWO w
CANT LOlS.-ln execution "a a decd of trust
from William y. smith ana wife 10 me. the UNDER
signed. ~ trustee. dated the - d1y of August.
1871. and recorded IN tuc clerk, office Of Orange
County Court. Book A., page -, default being
made "a .hc payment OF TWO note, for $1,000 each.
payable respectively thirty-siN AMI furiy-Cighi
months after date. ald secured boy said deed, and
being required 80 10 do by The holder, of said
notes. VIII offer sale al public auction, on the
premises, az II O'Clock II. on
THURSDAY, MARCH IL. 1882.
the ab9yC-dcsi gnatcd PROPERTY described and
conveyed IN Tie deed aforesaid. said property l.
located on East street. and runs back 10 tire Nir-
ginia Midland railway. and has Platform on same
for loading aud unloading ear. There !, here an
opening for the Establishment OF prosperous
business.
TRIMS: Cash sufficient ~ pay The costs of sale
and the sum of Sl.5i9.39, balance due on said
two notes az Of February l3. 1852, with interest
thereon from said date: and as To- The reeiduc Of
purcha-o-noncy on such terms - may be- All
nounced on day Of sale. r. \. &. HANDY.
fe IA Trustee.
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LOSE, srHAYED. AND STOLEN.

I OST, ON SATURDAY MORNING,
4 on Clay between Second and Fourth streets. or
on Third between Clay and Leigh streets. an ORR
ENTAIL GARNET Qve stone. English scttingj
RING. Liberal reward will Dc paid If returned 10
$40 east Clay street ie 1915
HOUND, on MY PREMISES, ~
Il 4 WHITE DOG, with liSer-coOrcd=z&Z
su0ts and bcb-lail. The owner can get MIN ny
proving property and paying charge. &c. 10y al
plying to 4. II. MOUNTCkSTLE & Co,
400 Brook avenue.
fe 1915 Richmond. Va.
4 PPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR
N RENEWAL. OF LOST CERTIFICATE No.
1862, issued 10Th January. 1869. for fifty share,
of stock in the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company, standing IN my
name. BOILING W. HANALL.
RICHMOND. February 3. 1882.
fc ls-lawSw
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By IL. Il. Chaifln & Co.,
Real FssitC Agents and Auc'ioneerS.
No. | north Tenth street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
\ VALUABLE FARM IN HENRGCO COIN
TY. ONLY ABOUT ONE MILE FROM RICH
MOND. At Tue TOLL-GATE. ON THE ME-
GAINESVILLE PIKE, AND CONTAINING
ABOUT SIXTY ACEES-By virtue of a decree
Of the Circuit Court Of IcuricO county entered
February 8. 1852. In the cause of Kaufman and
ais. rS. Sngutf. Kaufman and MIS-. the under
signed. special commissioner appointed for the
purpose, will eel ri public auction. on the prcmi
se>, on
MONDAY MARCH 10, 1882,
AT 4 O'Clock L. W.. the ab0yc-dcscrbed DESIRA-
BILE FARM, belonging to the estate OF Hiram
Kaufman, deceased. near tie lands of Mr. John Il.
Davis and Others. The buildings consist at a
LARGE TWO-STORN FRAMED DWELLING
AND OUT-BUlLDINGS. with an OAK GROVE
In the yard. The land lays beautifully. aud Is in
very gOot-conditiOn, with about a half-mile front
on The Ncchanicsyillc pike.
This sale offers rare opportunity Ia secure q
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND particularly
adapted 10 trucking and understanding that
must prove Il handsome investment.
TENNIS: One third cash; balance in two cpal
payments At one ard two years for negotiable
nOtcs with per cent. Interest added title retained
until all The purchase-money T. paid and convey
ance ordered 10y tie Court. =. G. MINOR,
Special Commissioner.
sale by Il. Il. CHAFFiN & CO., AuclioneerS.
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COUNCIL NOTES.-The following special
council committees have been appointed !:
Committee to select site for small
ssex hospital: Messrs. John NJ. Higgins,
leroy s. Edwards, Henry w. Lubbock,
-scseph c. Dickersen, L. Wagner, and l..
e. Bass.
Committee to consider the propriety OF
Ysacing the James-riyer bridge in charge
Il the Committee OH Streets Messrs. John
Rankin, +. I. Glasgow, Il. r. Campbell,
r. III. Elicit, and w. A. o. Cole.
An important joint session OF the COM
snif,ees on Finance and Light will be held
- the City Hall Monday night at o'clock.
GOOD FOR RicHMoSD.-Messrs. Joseph
Vail & Co. have received notice that the
snsntract has been awarded 10 them for the
iron DOOR and window-frames, us well as
she skirting, for the United States custom
sousc at Cincinnati. Ohio. There were
s,ids from indianapolis, Trenton. N. j.,
Louisville, Ky, Baltimore, and other
places. The contract involves $4,000.
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Ey Frank ID. I'm & CO..
Real Estate Agents ani Auciionccr-,
HOS east Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL BRICK

MINISTRIES SALE OF SMALL Bkith
L DWELLING on CANAL STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND S1REETS.-By
virtue of a decd Of trust dated JaIulry 20. 1851,
aud recorded in the clerks office of Richmond
Chanccry Court i'm Deadlock No. is Il. page II.
from j. ". Stout and wife. default having been
made n the payment of two certain notes secured
therein. and AT the request of the beneficiary in
said deed, we viii SCH 10 auction, the premi e.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1882,
ut 1870 o'clock +. W.. the PROPERTY described
IN said deed. 9s follows: The lot fronts 80 feet
The south side of Canal street between First and
Second streets. running back between parallel
lines 1872 feet inches. more on less. The inn
prOyemcnts consist OF NEW BRICK HOUSE.
cont lining about i've rooms.
TERMS: Cash Sufficient 10 pay costs OF sale and
two note, amounting 10 SSi6. with Interest from
February l. 1852
FRANK -. UTLL.
HOW ARD ~N INEFORD.
Trustees.
sale by FRANZ ID. HILL 4 Co, Auctonecr-.
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DRUGS, MEDICINEs, dc.
A GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPHTHE-
"A RIA, TYPHOID-FEvER, &c.

BLAIR's CHLORAL THYMOL PROPHYLAC.
TIC AND DisiNFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases in ac-
cordance with the latest teachings Of science It,
use Is simple, harmless, and agreeable. 1t Is EN-.
ployed by some Of our ablest physicians.
Prepared BY j. BLAIR,
corner broad and Ninth streets.
Price, Doc. bottle. no3
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RICHMOND, VA.
FULL SUPPLY OF ELECTRICAL GOODS
ON HAND.
TORS:
PUsH-BUTTONs OF AL designs:
BURGLAR ALARMS, ELECTRIC BELLS;
TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS Of all description !;
TELEGRAPH- and TELkPli0NE-LINEW WIRE:
LINES BUILT and EQUIPPED:
LINE MATERIAL of every description:
LEARNERS OUTFITS In variety.
What has long been needed in Richmond. an
Electrical supply House. where our people may ol,
tain at home anything desired In the ELECTRI-
CAL line at New York prices. Our MEDICAL
are the cheapest aud hest in the world.
send for catalogue to MORTON a JEFFRIES,
f. le-1w fourteenth and Main streets.
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A CA II d.
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR.

a ca D.
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR,
GROCER, $50 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Eleven years experience In the oity Of Rich
mOnd enables Mr. BLAIR TO understand the wants
of the people aud his facilities enables him 10 sup
ply those wants.
The following named gentlemen are with him.
and viii he pleased 20 serve their friends and the
public:
ANDREW BRIGGS, of Iiicksford, Va;
n. EMMETT TYLER, of Richmond. Va:
WILLIE G.. OWENS, Of Richmond. Va;
n. CLINTON BRoADDus, OF Manchester, Va;
THOMAS &. STEED. of King william county, Va:
GEORGE Il. HANEs, of lieuricO county, Va.
lfc ieI
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HEAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mcssrs. Il. i.
s,hatfin & Co., real estate agents, have sold
81 the last few days the desirable brick
eswelling at the northwest corner of Main
<sd Fourth streets for the sum OF $500.
Asso, 100 acres Of land in Chesterfield coun-
~. about six miles from Richmond, aud
s~ianging to Mr.. c. NJ. Mali, for the sum
II $500 cash, to Mr.. S. Petitddier, OF
France.
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CENTRAL HOTEL.

| have taken charge OF The above HOTEL IN
Greens yoro'. \. C.. and VIII run II In FIRST
CLASS STYLE, and will De glad t. have my
friends and the public give me- q trial. Charges,
81 80 Ter day. WILLIAM PANLOR. JH.
GRFENsEOKO', y. G., February 3. 1882.
II. DIV
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'iliE YORK RIVER LINE.
PASSENGER ROTTL
TO BtLTlNORE AND ALL POINTS NORTH
TUESDAYS. TINT K~DAh>. AND eATIR-
DAYS
RoM RICHMOND AND DANNlIIE DEPOT
klRtlNiA STREET.
AT 9.f5 4. ".


Commencing THURSDAY. December l.t.tIe
safe and thoroughly comfortable .-onrpr steamer
HAVANA VIII leave Nt.t Point on arrival of the
Richmuud train TUESDAYS. nm .RSDAY~. and
SATURDAYS arriving m Baltimore uhotf 1880
\. W. ana connecting VIII all triiu- uJrthw1rl.
Straight tickets io 90
kound ......... ...... 400
Observation-Disclosures. %
S'aiC-Eooms ani Bcrih- -cculcd ola application
from steamer clhiu plans.
For 1ictct-. limc-C lrds. 1nd an inform boom
call on \. ". CARRIER 4 co. the 1irk.t Agent
az the Richmond and Dau'illc depot, or to- ui,r-
signed. s. POPf.
General Passenger and Ticket hsrnf
no 30 No. Tenth -tr p
DICIIMOND AND PETERsBIvG
H RAILROAD OMPAN1.-onm,.. ..Iuy
~ NDAl' January p. lse2, trains 90 tni- road
Lave RicmoVp-orru
1915 T. W.. FAST NAIL. Gaiiy. Mako. through
connections f0T savannah. SOP.
oul,at I'ctcrsbur. 4ud chester
lilo \. ". THOUGH MAIL. daily, connect
ing for Raleigh thar',-ton. Au-
Eu-tl. Aiken. savannah. and Ilci-
,nnNillc. ~inl- 81 shops. Chester,
tcnirala. Pullman >'op'. U,-
tween New York and thsfi'-t.u 900
tbs train.
1902 p. NJ. NAIL. daily. makes Through rou.
nccuon for Charleston. Savannah.
audJack-uuyiiie. stops 10 Bf,urs. s
BluiL tcnlralil, and Chester. IHI'-
man Palace ~letrH--t ar ls.Nt.H.
Washington and Jacksonville l.f,
On dis train.
GOO y W. FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
b:l1 4. W.. FREIGHT daily cXrrp, SUNDAY.
LItAE lEfElsit l...-NnEIN.
800 y. We , A>i MAIL, dlil.. OPP uuh 10
thcrtcr.
$40 r. W.. THROUGH MAIL. daily c1ruc,t.ue
Win Richmond, Frrflcfi. ,-lu.r luI
Potomac railroad iar 400 points B.. &
aud Ncst; also making connect .i.
WIKI Chesapeake anl pllD railroad
Tor an points West 49,. t.u
-tpps go Alau,ho-Ir. Chester. lui
'cuiul1. Pullman -lrcptf. 1u iI..
Train between Charleston ana N,.
York.
Gao e. VI. NAIL. daily. CONNECTING dfl'y Hl>-
ccpf sunday W,fh DE- EirimruH.
ircdcricL ,lurs fui Potomac rll-
road lur tsr Nrrti 1ld Wet NIur-
ul Chester. DItrTg', li o.. sut trli-
lt.iil. Pullman lHhDe sleeping
car between Jacksonville. DID,.
aiu " t.IlIei"u ga t'il lIaiu.
e.5U y. W. Etl'tii'i, daily except Nlue,Ir.
t-5O +. VI, FREIGHT. daily except Smlltt
direct iouf-lotr- connection Is Uitrt .....
richmond aud Norfolk % train, latir. . ..
ihout go 1880 a. VI. ami N0riok al - Dr.. '..
All iriiN, leaving letpr-lurr "a Id STAR. fr...
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PREPARATIONS TO RECEIVE THE SUPREME
{ CHANCELLOR KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-A
,roeting Of the members Of the Pythian
sr.lec was held last night at Syracuse
s.odge-room Nevy's HalD to make arrange
sncnts for the reception and entertainment
,af Supreme Chancellor G. W. Lindsay.
fast Grand Chancellor III. A. Atkinson
xas elected chairman, and Past Chancellor
sseOrge L. Bowden secretary.
The roll Of lodges was called, and Nir-
gaia, Old Dominion, Syracuse, Damon,
Marshall, Hines, and Myrtle Lodges were
sound to be represented.
4, WAS resolved to have general meet
s1g OF the order with Virginia Lodge on
Monday night at Concordia Hall, and also
70 have supper after the meeting.
The following committees were appoint
--i:
ON Superior. c. A. Mercer, G. NJ.
Yong, and Il. &. Ferguson.
ON Reception-Past Chancellors Apper-
esn, Teller, Edwards, and Hancock.
Supreme Chancellor Lindsay will leave
Baltimore Monday morning at 4'S0 O'Clock,
sssd arrive in the city at ll:45 A. NJ. when
nc will be taken In charge by the Rccep-
ason Committee and the following commit
res from Syracuse Lodge Past Chancellors
W. T.. Cree, w. J.. Cox, and W. L. Clark,
and escorted 10 his quarters.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH GUILD ENTERTAIN
pESf.-The second entertainment OF the
Monumental Church Guild will be given
10 morrow night In the lecture-room OF the
,.hinch. A most attractive programme,
-zapracing readings and vocal and mstru-
xKnial music, has been arranged for the
ssceasion. 1t is safe to say that this oppor-
.znity to spend pleasant evening will be
'.sken advantage Of by many OF our pco-
xle
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For GENERAL DEBILITY and prostration fior
BIfTERs Will do wonders Prove 1t by trial.
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$50 \. ~, GElGiir. daily ,NcoptsLnc. a.
t.jO +. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sm.tt

\ direct iouf-lotr connection Is uil.
richmond aud Norfolk % train, lltir.
ihouf 800 1890 \. ". ami N0roik al - Dr.. '.
MI lruir, leaving Petersburg VII star. tom
Alp'natoN depot q. b. AIN.
General ~up.rnfcl n. .f
\. Porf, General Passenger and I ichot ae.H.
ia
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MARCUI 10. 1882.
Hv Grnhh. & Mminms.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionccr-,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
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RICHMOND CITY PUBLIC SCuO0IS.-Thc
ssllowing report shows the enrolment and
average per cent. Of attendance OF pupils in
1he Richmond city public schools for the
seek ending February II, 1882:
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ELECTRICAL GOOnS.

ROBERT MORTON. JOSEPH q. JEfFRIEs
MORTON Il JEFFRlES,
NI ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
CORNER toURTEENIHANp MAIN STREETS.
RICuMONp. VA.
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railroads shall provide at each sta
ton at least two comfortable rooms
for male and female passengers :;
also amendment requiring railroad
authorities to post notices at all
telegraph stations whenever their
trains are more than a bali iIour
behind, giving the time 1T which
the train is expected to arrive.
JAN. 17-SENArE.- Bill TO amend
the Town of Ncwberry passed third
,aading and ordered to be engross-
ed for ratification. A bill was ir-
troduced to authorize the Canal
Commissioners to transfer the Col
umbia Canal property TO- the dlrec-
tors of the penitentiary.
HoUsE.-AIr. Thomas introduced
bill to levy tax on dogs over 3
months old of 81 IS. The election
bill was voted down, very tnex
pectedly, by SIS to 50. The vote
will no doubt be reconsidered, and
the bill will be passed.
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Ballpt-ss0X StllfHng-

Occasionally for years past we
have seen in some of the Northern
newspapers references to what IS
called by them ballot box stufing.
Supposing it to be only a newspa
per slander hatched out or the
brain of some eril.minded editor,
we gave the matter 70 concern,
our rule being not to give currency
to newspaper charges against IN
diviaaals ~er~ communities unless
founded on some reliable facts.
But a recent event in the City 0f
Brotherly Love" seems to give
some ground for such a charge.
VIM. Tally, Jr., last week pleaded
guilty il Court to an indictment
for ballot box stpfing, and was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary. From
what We can gather from a report
of the case in the Philadelphia Bul-
letin the fellow had actually voted
a dozen or more ballots at the same
election, under the impression, no
doubt, that whatever is worth doing
at all is worth doing well. This,
however, is an isolated case; and it
would not be fair to infer from it
that the voters of Pennsylvania and
the other Northern States generally
are addicted to this evil We should
be as charitable as possible, and
not be too ready to believe every.
thing bad we may hear about our
Northern brethren.
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Stale NGMS.

Rev. A. W. Lamar, Baptist, has
accepted q call from a church at
Macon, Ga.
The Grand Lodge Of the Inde.
pendent Order of Odd Fellows Of
the State met in Columbia yester,
day.
Mr.. W. J. Holley, of Peakes Sta
ton, had his foot crushed by the
passenger train on the G. & G. R..
R., the 18th, So badly that it had
to be amputated above the ankle.
The two portraits presented by
the distinguished artist Albert
Query have heen accepted by the
State. That of Gen. Gordon, of
Georgia, has been hung in the Hall
of the Representatives, and that Of
Jro: G. Calhoun in the Senate
Chamber.
A dispatch from Augusta 10 the
NepS aad Courier. the 18th Says I:
The directors Of the Langley Fac
tory to day declared dividend Of
124 per cent. from the earnings of
the past six months, making 2Oi
per cent. for the year. The earn
ings for the past year were SS7, 600
on q capital of 100000"
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FoR THE HERALD.
NEWBERRY, S. c., Jan. II, 1882.

NEwBERRY, S. c., Jan. II, 1882. y
MESsRS. EDITORS: Permit me through
your columnsi Messrs, Editors, to make
an acknowledgment of gratitude on my
own behalf, as well as that of my fami-
ly, for the very cordial welcome we
have received into your community.
The kindness of that welcome culmina-
ted on Thursday evening last when a
number of ladies, gentlemen and little
people made Il raid on our parsonage
= raid to bring, net to carry OF. The
night was rainy and cold. the darkness
intense, the street crossings perfect
slush; but such WAS the spirit of, the
people that with lanterns and umbrellas
they came trough II all in sufficient
numbers to fill two rooms to overflow;
ing with cheerful hearts and. smiling
faces. Besides the excellent -opportn.
nifty thus afforded to become acquainted
with many of those among whom we
are to live The present year The occasion
served to give substantial expression Of
goodwill in the package each was care
full to leave, neatly wrapped and bear
ing the compliments Of the donor to the
nanse. We shall be satisfied if the
good resulting from our sojourp in your
community shall be in some sort COM
with the Kindly #elcemc it
has given US. T.. 2: H. D. SMART.