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DYLATInER 4 CLzARY,
bt ACctiCnoers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corneT q Penns avenue aud llth street,
Star Ofsce Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE USIM
PRONkD BEAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUU-
TON.
g. Under epd by virtue of a certain deed Of trust
S9Sbearirg date on the LIST day OF February, 1873,
- and recO ded in Liber No. 49, folio 81, of the
land records tor the DistrJt Of COLUMBIA, and by
direction of the hylder Of the promissory note Sc
cured thereby will offer for sale, at public
ton, in front Of the premises, on FRIDAY, the 29th
day of May, A. ID. 1874, At "a O'Clock 2. M The west
forty (4o) feet front of lot no. IN square No. S
by the cpth tberesf.
This property fronts W feet on Stanton Place, BE-
tween 5th and 9th streets northeast, and has de pth
Of 90 feet.
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash; balance in equal
IN 81 ailments at six and twelve month Tor ALL cash
purchasers cptionl for hich the purchaser will
be required give his notes bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent secured by deed OF trust
the property. All convey ancing at cost Of purcha
ser. 8 100 down at time Of sale.
EUGENE OARUSI, Trustee.
Bay22 dads LATIMER h ObEARY, Aucts.
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Inayla.lSt
DBOPOsALs FOB ELEVATORS AND COM
l. BIND 1LENATORS AND STAIRS FOB
HE U. =. COURT HOUSE AND POST Of
E1CE, NEW YORK CITY.
OFFICE DE SUPERINTENDENT

DBOPOsALS FOB ELEVATORS AND COM
THU; s: GoUkT BoGsE AND 4 POST OF or,
OFFICE iU OF es6EPER1NrENDENrJ
Sealed Proposals will be received al the ofiics of
putting in plsce the Elevators AVID Combined Eie.
tied on the Drswing. De c[ibsd in the specidos-
-, Ccpies OF the Drawings, specifications, and
sehedule may be had on application at this office.
,bs roTs 81 reaqired sy the eo,rse5ors 70 pat
msnt Zee Of charge, but will b erected By the
Proposal. will be made for each Elevator com.
1letej aud f5r each Combined Elevator and Stair
The Eleyatc Of Divisions and III must be COM
peted within three months from date of acceptance
~ pro possl, and the Combined Eley ators aud Stairs
within sir months from same date.
The contractors will be required to guarantee
PAYMENTS will be made fer each Elevator on its
Cen pietion less ten (O) per cent which will be
tested for the period If six months.
All bids must be accompanied oy q penal bond In
that he bidder will and perform the
If awarded him, the sutciency Of the security TO be
United States court the district att of the
district wherein he resides
or all bids IL il be deemed for the interest Of the
GoyerDnen to d. so, or to award each division to
made sn the printed form to Be obtained al t hi.
etes, and does not conform to the reaaiIsment, OF
will any proposal be received from parties no are
not engaged IN the manufacture of Elevators.
Proposals will be enclosed in q sealed envelope,
endorsed Bids for Elevators" 30, aud addressed
TO o. T. HULBURD,
maySeo8t Superintendent
hFFICE ASSISTANT QUAKrEaMAsTER
" FCRI MoSRoB, VA May IL, 1874.
sesled Proposals, in duplicate, with copy of this
advertisement attached, will be received Of this
efhce until IL O'Clock m, on the 10Th DAY OF
JUNE, l64, Tor the delivery Of the following named
supplies at this during the 6sc al year comm
tEg July LIST, 1874, at such times ID in such IAN
titles as msy be required, subject to the usual in
spection, viz:
SIS cords merchsntsbls Wood, more or less, Pine
or Oak y as required.
Is O67 pounds Corn, more or less
"A lSo pooncs Oats, more OF less.
l93,G0 POUNDS Hey, baled more or iess.
1892 pounds Straw, baled, y more or less.
The Corn and Oats TO be clean and we'll sacked
the hay 10 be prime Timothy, Of q COED quality,
free from wee de, ard cut in well cured aud
baled. The Straw 10 be Rye, Of the best Qu Atty,
clean, long snd well baled.
kiank forms of proposals, with guarantee printed
ther con (which In ell cases must be properly filled
aud certified to- will be furnished application to
this Office.
Proposals will be marked, proposals for For
age."O - Proposals for Wood I" as the case may
THEO. j. EOKERsON,
NIL g. Captain and A. Q. M, Bst. Msjer, o. s. A.
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THIS EVENING.
10y WI. WALL q 90 Auctfoneers,
10 New Marble Building,
Nos. 800 and 9O3 Pennsy IL ania avenue, cor 9Th n

RY WI. WALL Q9 Aqc.lOaeers,
Nos. 800 and 9O3 Pennsyl ania avenue. 9th
- On MONDAY MORNING, June 1, 1874,
commencing at 10 o'clock, we viii sell ali
WV, the Furniture and Household Effects of
house No. 1926 Masssch usetts avenue, consisting
Of
One 7-octave Piano, Rosewood, excellent instru-
ment, cel-br ated maker.
Parlor Suite If walnut and gray rep.
Marble top Tables, COrhices, &c.
snite Of Walnut and Green Rep, with Lounges
and Easy Chairs.
Walnut and III tabletop Chamber Suites.
English Body Brussels Carpets.
III sill and Stair Oar peting.
Dinfr room FuI Diture, Extension Tables, Be-
frlRerator, Side board.
Two complete Dinner Sets Of French China.
Plain and Ornamented Cut Glass and Plated
Ware.
Punch Bowls and Glasses, Wine Sets, &c.
Library Furniture, including Oak Book case and
che magnificent Marvin Parlor Safe, Chan1ela-
bras, &c
Entire Kitchen Furniture and Appointments.
Also, large lot Of Linen Carpet Covering ard
Dancing Cleths, MOTH proof Carpet Innings, AMI
all the various articles Of household use.
Terms cash.
Mays W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE.
Niagara Fire Insurance Company OF New York
Assets, 81 1858 i25. surp plus. Ss5s rs.
Republic Fire Insurance C0mpaI y Of New York
Assets, S7U,0o0. Surplus, $4,000.
Manhattan Fire Insurance COmpany of New
fork-Assets, SOS $50. urplus, Ss56 900.
NsIiOnsl Fire Insurance Company of PhiIadeI.
phia, Pa.-Assets, s68 900. Surplus, S268 900.
OLD Dominion Fire Insurance Company of yfr.
ginia-Assets, sSl5 100. Surplus, Slls,OOe.
WILLIAM l.. BRANHALL CO.
msyz2 tr Agents, 6O1 9TH street northwest.
THE ARLINGISND FIKE INSURANCE
FOB THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
eFTIoE:-So. 14a3 @ street, between Iiih and
18th streets northwest.
DIREOIORs;-waiter 8. COX, president; DR..
Riley Adam Gaadls, Charles kam9nston, Willian
Gait. =. a. Hanson, William y. Msttingly, VIII
liam Il. Phillip. q. b. MAURY, Treasurer.
feb1-sm fBANK 7. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
TIE kQUITABLE LIFE AOSUR ANCR
SOCIETY.
The business Of this Company has for years been
"a largest Of any similar institutoA In the world.
y. HEYEB, GENERAL AsENr,
maSGV sos and eos 7th street
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GK0. W. sTICKNEY, Trustee.
1T. COLDWELL. Salesmaa.
| Skl Is. ii. W AIMEE,
| - Real Estate Broker aud Austioneer,
| FEDERAL Building, Corner 7th asd sts northy est

%. n W AhNGhs
- Real Estate Broker aud Austioneer,
Federal Building, Corner 1th asd SIS. northw est
TRUSTEES sALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ON LINCOLN avenue tGLENWOOD
CEaETERY ROAD, WITHIN A FEW RODS
OF BOUNDARY STREET, AT AUCTION
"a By virtue of q deed oftrust, dated March 18th,
EA d. 1872, duly recorded in Liber No. 6I3, folio
4SS, one Of the land records for Washington
county, in the District Of Columbia. and at the re
quest of the party secured thereby will sell. at
public auction, in front Of the premises, on FRI.
DAY, May 2ylh, 1874, at o'clock o. m, all those
pieces parcels of land situate yiue aud being in
The county Of Washington. ID. o., known and de-
seroed as lots Numbered twelve I'D, thirteen (l3),
sixteen and seventeen IL in Reatngs sul,diy isiOu
Of Part Of the tract known Pros pect HILL" a.
lsid down in the records of Washington county,
District of Columbi..
Terms: One-,hird IN cash; balance at six and
twelve months, for which the notes of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale and secured
by deed of trust on the property sold, Ii be taken
deposit OF 500 on each lot W II be requirsI at
time of sale. Ali csnveyancing at st of the pur-
chaser purchasers. Ifterms of ssle not com
piled it'll in seven day from day Of SALE the Trns
tee the right resell the property, after
five dap advertisement, At the risk aud cost of the
defaulting purchaser or purchasers.
FREDERICK w. JONES, Trustee.
mayH eo6ds T. UOLDWELL, SALESMAN.
rTrJ Nr.
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pR GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d sts
EALE OFF CONDEMNED ORDNANOE AND
~ ORDNANCE STORES.

~ OhDNANCE sTOhES.
NY AGENCY,
Corner Of Houston and Greene streets,
Entrance On Greene street, p. D Box ISL, I
NRw YORK, May 4th, 1874
The followins-n AIMED obsolete and unserviceable
articles will be sold at public auction st New York
Arsenal, Governors Island, New York harbor on
the 18Th DAY OF JUNE, 1874, commencing at 10
O'Clock q. m
~ FOUNDER James Rifed Gun.
l29 Gun Carriages, Oaissons, + ,rges, Battery
and Mortar Wagons, Mortar Beds and
20 Wheels for Field Osrrisges.
40 sets OF Artillery Harness.
1913 Breech and Nozzle Loading Oar bines, II US.
kets aud Bifies.
6 9O7 sabres, Swords Lances and Pixies.
22lze62 Cartridges for Carbines, auskets and b.
s 40 5S5 Percussion Caps
lO2.31O Pounds of Lead end Bullets
40 90 :. more or less, PrejectiIes.
1000 4" q" - Scrap Brass, Copper
and Iron.
1850 Pounds Sheet rper.
229d " Sulphur BrimstOae.)
! Fire Engine and Hose.
Also, quantities of Artillery Implements. Append
ages and Pats for Small Arms, p liners, Artillery,
Cavalry and Infantry Announcements, Horse Equip
nenis, ARTILLERY Harness Parts, Cartridge lgs,
Dealers In scrap metals, &C., are specially invited
to examine the catslosce, which can be had on APP
plication to the Ordnance Office, Washington, D.
| or at this office.
Terms cash, in Government funds ten per cent. on
the day Of SALE soon as the bid is and the
remainder when the property is delivered:
All stores TO be removed within fifteen days from
/ tie close of the sale.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
bid not deemed satisfactory.
| q. CRISPIN, Byt: Colonel o. 8. A.,
mN&6t Major of Ordnance.
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yiY r. Il. WARMER,
p Real Estate Broker sud IuciiCnsar,
Federal Buildings, corre' u b sni go. nor hw :.
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AUCTION SALES.
DT GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioassrs-
- No. 1901 northwest corner lssh ana ID

" GhEtN a MiLnlA =, A uclionGsFS.
- No. 1901 northwest ecruor ls,h ana ID 50.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE OF soop WILL.
fioSaRf sfoRI AAs VI 4 0oNf%o
Doi q SoS S5is, g. S.s si e. 3.
shsll sell, 81 public xnction, on - ~ RDAY, IN
Sfsnisss Ne 40 PSns.,tvasi. .Srpsc q. ts'
- s1o OH streets northwest, the effects % late
Good. sin. store -sSturss, ssos-es.e., : a. Fopa
,siL Cha. eel,ers, Copper Kettles, osAdy N aids,
Platform scsles eight hundred aud twenty boxes Cf
Almond. R.,sa. Jeii.s, fis, cAooSisss, sS,' a.
Terms; One third o..b; balance thrs. and sit
mSP e e. .psrossd i3SS1.sS s,te Ssstios inter
tine q sale; fine shsnoe }. offered g snJ one to
carry on g. 8 sG PEsRY
ms u GRIM Williams, Aucts.
RYR. II: RYAN 90.
ssS 7th street, OPP. p. o. Dept.
OF srRSskF FS SWsissksfF 3skS
ORE a. AsP Pr Isl AZ Ay6sISSs.
don, in front Of TIE premises, Lot. $ and %,
sansTe, imrrOv'd By ss" ssr' Bries Bsdns No
ozz street, used :. bak cry, with two-story brisk
Terms: Opr-tOurih cash; balance one, two AM
my2s6t IN. RYASSOo.
RY LATIMER ULEARY,
ID Real Es,sts Brokers sad Aactioneers;
Star once Building.
HOUSEHOLD FURNIcURx AT AUCTION.
"a On MONDAY MORNING, June 4 D., is74, ~
va 10 O'Clock, a. the r-.idenee Of = g-ntisrDsa
s.fswest the fai TO- s laS Street
Rep and Bsir CIot n Lounges,
whatnots, widow HsnSnss,
P:intCd Cottage Furniture,
MATTRESSES aud Pillows,
Three ply ana Iugrain Carpets,
Oil Cloth and Stair Carpets.
Cane and W 7ed Sest Chairs,
China aud q ass Ware.
China and Tin Toilet Ware, Refrigerator,
Morning Glory Hes'tns stoves,
Fine Cooking Stoves. Kitchen hslniste., &c
n ni%' cash. Iaep iAriAAR S sLESS1i
by LATIAEB OLEARY,
ID Auetioneers and Beal Estate Brokers.
star once Building.
SOLID SILVER
ENeLIsH PLATED Ware, BELONGING TO
FOREIGN MTsisTSR, AT AUSrIoH. "
NO On FSIDAf, May 2sth, lisa, at IL
SrIi S ihs 6Psi:si@s s1sIsIs: rooms We snail
ste[ling Silver Lsdis.
II Dessert spoons
80 Table Fsrk..
saS: sss1i s Spoons
IL Tea Spoons.
Small Ladies'.
,N.B-The plated ware is Of TIE best English
Plate and SHOULD den and th- attention 81 parties
wishing 10 pun chase goods. Terms cash.
us'Gd LATIMER CLEARY, AHcts.
RY LATIMER a OLEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street,
Star once Building.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON IITH ST
BETWkkkF AND @ sTREKTs NORTHEAST
- On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June "a, at
&k8 6 o'cloct n m we will ssIi in front ~ the
~premisss' Lot No. IL, in square no, 90, Ia ring
aront Of 49 feet inches 18th street east running
back loo feet l0,s inches TO q ~ feet alley.
TeIms made known at time Of sale.
msyI7-d&ds LATIMER OLEARY, Auc,s.
Pr pUNoANsON BR1s. AnctiOneers,
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ID sOuthesst corner Sth and streets northwest.
PARLoR SUITE I'm GREY HAIR CLOTH
AND CRIMSON; ROSEWOOD PIANO, TOO
TANE, LADIES sECRETARY, WALNUr
BOOK CASE, SEWING ahCHINE, WALNUT
sIDEBOARD, PLATED TEA AND COFFEE
skTs BED LOUNGE, TABLES, COTTAGE
ERf AND GLASSWARE: PIOTU Res, BBUs-
sELs AND 0TRkR CARPETS, &c, &C, b T.
ING THE CONTENTS OF ROUSE No, 4
STREET NORTHWEST.
n On TUESDAY MOANING, June 2, COM
Va meDcing at % O'Clock, We will sell the furn-
~ iture, &C, contained In house No. 4 street
~ NORTHWEST. Consisting OF nearly new furni-
ture and everything usually found in a well
furUishI house.
mI IRep1 DUNCANsoN BROS, Aucts.
RY LATIMER oLEhRTl
Southwest corner OF Pennsylysnia avenue aud Eley.
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DY b. ii. WARNER,
y Real Estate Auctio neer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest

u Real Estate Auctio neer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THRKx.sToRY
BRICK DWHLLIHG, WITH BASEMENT
AND MANsARD ROOF, No. 1913 STREET
SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of q deed of trust dated April Sh,
A. d. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. 7ls, folio
3zs, one Of the land records for washin gton
quest OF the party secured thereby we viii sell st
public auction, in trout Of the premises, on AT
URDAY, May % 1874, at 6 o'clock p; m the follow
ing described real estate, situate In the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, 70 wit;-Al that
piece parcel Of ground known and designated on
ibe ground plan or plat Of said city as log iettered
original lot numbered one ID, in square Numbered
seven hundred and ninety -one (1slDt together with
the improy ements, as above.
Terms. One-fourth In cash, and the balance at
six, twelve, and eighteen months, Tor which the
botes CT the purchaser bearing interest at ten per
cent day OF sale, and secured by deed Of trust
the property sold, will be taken. deposit OF
800 will be required Of time OF sale. All convey
aLcing at the Ipense Of the purchaser. III terms
OF saie are not com Piled with In seven days from
day Of sale the trustees the rsht to resell
he perty ct the risk and cost OF the defautins
purc haser, after Eve days Advertisement.
SHAkLfs 1: Psisrffss, Trustees.
UTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED unit,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TRUSTEES sALs 9s gSIaPRovED Pro.

srS GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioussrs,
~ No. 100I northw.H corner l0-S aud D sts
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DY LATIMER OLEARY,
ID Auctioneers ard Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue and llth 81
Star once Buildings.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON W STREET,
NEAR Hath STREET EoRTHwEsT,
ATAU CTION.

- On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June the lst,
OUld4, at O'Clock, On the premises, we shall sell
lots H. u and Is, in square 2S4, situated on the
each having front Of 10 feet, by average depth
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in two equal
payments 81 and II mt nths, and secured by deed
of rust, with notes bearing iuterest Of the rate OF
per cent per snnum. Convey sncing at pu-ch =
cost. S25 down on each lot when the property is
struck off.
may 26-dSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
by THOMAS K wAGGAMAN.
II Real Estate Auctioneer, sl9 7Ih street.
n By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated on the % h
3edsy Of July, A ID: lS2, and duly recorded in
ALibtr No. $50, folio los, &C., OF the land
cords for Wsshingtsn county, d. C., and BY direc.
tiop OF the party secured thereby, we Will sell At
NEsDAY, the 10Th day Of June, A. ID 1874, at ga
kins subdivision Of square numbered no. Ia the CITY
of washington, d. c., together with the improve.
Terms CT sale: One third cash, OF which $50 must
be Paid at SALE the deferred payments TO be sde,
with Interest Of the rate of ten cent per
In six and twelve months after sale, and secured by
deed OF trust upon the premises sold Terms TO be
fully complied with within six days after sale,
otherwise the trustees reserve the right 20 resell
the property after weeks notice, 81 the risk
cost OF first purchaser. All nyeysncing at pr
JOS. O. FEARsoN,l r.,..oo.
LOUIS ID. WINE, Trustees
ny26-eo2w&ds TH0S. Il. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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nUTHE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED until
u NE lsI, same hour and lace.
CaARL1s =; PRnnIIse, trustees
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pY LATTMER ULEARY,
b auctiou-crs and Real Estate Brokers,
so1thEesI coTueT PennsJ ysuis ave aud IlLh street,
Star Once BuildinSs
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON IITH ST q,
BkTMkkkF AND @ sTREKTs NORTHEAST
AT AUCTION.
a On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June "a, at
V346 O'Clock p. m, we will sell, in front OF the
premisss' Lot No. IL, in square no, sSO, Ia ring
front Of 49 feet inches 18th east running
back loo feet l0n riches TO q ~ feet alley.
TeIms made known at time Of sale.
msyI7 -d&ds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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Est "a . Z rs n BD lssl.
.r..S055ygsss s FAB ssdd65bs.s.

no. Iie 10 .ead-s-H Il ar.ss, zone doos souu
Of Qolonf1sfton HAIL.
Iadiss Dre0W Osane1 81 pys6 without be118
.os.tissSss esrnsnss osa.sa ana Dyed vixhsse
80 assis, shoss, Fun, 90. 0ssnsd e ssssssa
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N sI.ss es .soel q kss sse rsiisbIs pIues,@
1nls,.o! trs. crh eerefuIIy oc@pouos
pounded q an hours ~ eompes.nt Pssrnaci.t.'
Toilet and Tancy aFtieles, Perfumery 10,
1.,. IAN .r.. 2. n =; Pu .1S sort co.
H.B.-eods and Mineral Wsters on drsusht, M
teen tickets for q. my6fw-
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COAL AND WOOD.

WooD' COAL. WOOD COAL.
We have on hand eli kinds o. COAL, the
LIkEHs VALLEY, LORBEBRY, AND LIS,
for domestic use, and the CUMBERLAND for
steam and smithing purposes. Also, OAK ami
PINE WOOD in the stick sawed and split. Oak
and Pine Kindlirgs In bundles or BY the cord, st
aTEPHENSON BROTHER,
Once, 12le Pennsylvsuis avenue.
meye0-tr Nall aud Depot, 9TH street wharf.
IChrSn and kepub1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-10

BAPTIST CHURcH NorEs.-At the Grace
Street Baptist church on Sunday, after
preaching in the morning TO o large congre-
CATION, the pastor received three for baptism
and three by letter.
at the Pine-Street Baptist church at night
the pastor baptized one person.
At the Venable.Street chapel the pastor
received one for baptism and there were
two other iDquirers during the days service.
The Sunday school Of this chapel has now
reached $50, and the interest in the congre-
CATION steadily increases.
At the First African church on Sunday
afternoon collection amounting to S27 was
taken for the benefit of the Richmond Re-
lief Committee
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UEsDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10, 1874.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BAPTIST suSpAY-
SCHOOL AssocTAT1oH.-This Association,
composed Of delegates from the Baptist Sum
day schools of Richmond aud Manchester,
convened at the First Baptist church last
night In its annual meeting, the chair being
occupied by j. B. Winston, Esq, president
Of the Association.
A large number of officers and teachers
were present, and the exercises of deep in
terest.
The meeting was opened with singing,
read,ng OF the Scriptures, and prayer by Rev.
DR.. N. w. Wilson.
Next followed the reading of the monthly
reports, which presented the following sum.
mary: s
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PERsoNAL.-Pol;ce Jusfice White has suf-
fciently recovered his bealth TO Icsuaie busi-
ness upon the bench.
L. r. Page, Esq, City Attorney, being
sick, the city cases upon the docket at the
Circuit Court were postponed yesterday.
Judge Ould stated in the House Of Dele
gates yesterday that, having occasion recently
to have some depositions taken in county
near Richmond, he found there was not
Justice OF the peace in the county referred 10
who could read and write.
Mr.. Frank Barry, president of the State
Bank at Wilmington, Del, and Me.srs.
Charles #. and f. #. Warren, of Whining
ton, sre in the city on visit.
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THE BONDS THAT ARE MISSING

BRoAp.STREaT AssoclArIoY.-At q. meet.
ing Of the Broad.Sueet Association, held
yesterday evening, at Monticello Hall, Mr.
Klein offered resolution that the AsSocia-
ton employ counsel in its behalf In the case
of City OF Richmond Us. Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Raiirosd Company !:
which was adopted. go
On motion of Mr.. Klein, Hon. James.
Lyons was employed.
On motion Of Mr.. P. e. Dupuy, W. T.
Burwell, ESQ.,, and j. s. Wise, Esq, were
appointed to act with Mr. Lyons.
The Association adjourned to meet nt
Monticello Hall on Monday evening at haif.
mast ) O'clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-10

CoLoRED DSUsDAY-ScHooL UNIoN.-Tbe reg
uIar monthly meeting of the Sunday School
Union (colored) was held on Sunday at the
First Baptist church. The meeting was
opened by singing Won't you volunteer
from Happy Voices, followed by reading the
cxix. Psalm, and prayer BY Rev. e. d.
Corey.
The meeting was addressed by j. ". Pat
terson. He spoke earnestly to the teachers
and visitors in behalf of the work and the
means to be employed in accomplishing the
common end. Then, turning more particu-
larry to the teachers he exhorted them to
love the work and pursue with prayerful at
tention the required duties.
The recitations from the children showed
good taste in selecting, but the voices in
some cases were too feeble.
The following is the average attendance of
the officers, teachers, and scholars OF the
schools reported:
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INCONSISTENCIES. d,

Church NorEs.- Rev. j. Julius Samrss,
who succeeds the Rev. J. III. Hamunord %
pastor Of the Meade Memorial chufch.
preached his first sermon on. SUNDAY atA
A. III. The reverend gentleman y nom
Greensyille, s. c., aud comes recommended
as an able and zealous diTine, and ore = "
every way fitted to- supply ths: pace o. sns 'a's
In consequenee d. The iDclement weather,
the Iaeating OF the Methodist Sabbath. school
Union vas postponed 10 the second snnaay
= A large congregation attended the union
ct Belle, 4sles uutlsr - tAe
AUSPICES Of tie Methodist Missionary 20.
ciety at that place. |. "a,
The usnsl;interesfing services wore setd
at OF The other churches. -iii;s
. rus pupIac Scaocs:x Bosezieg ~. 10,
cock, Esq,, spperintspsens oE eeunsy sssos, a,.
has just returned from q sisas IS .ss mss
&c IIatoaeo ioHnship With Mses's. 49,. Ssss'
: :BsiIsy, n H ". +. Raielifs. and Samuel A. As1n.
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