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MANCHESTER NEWS.

COUNTY PoLlTlCs. William E. Martin
Esq, Conservative superintendent for Cbes.
tertield county, has called q convention for
organization and consultation ut Chester
Tuesday, June Both, and requests all the
townships and the city Of Manchester TO
send delegates thereto. in accordance with
this suggestion Henry Fitzgerald, city SUI
perlntendent, requests the voters of each
ward to meet at their respective meet ing
rooms Friday blight, at O'Clock, to send
two delegates from each ward and NJ. A.
Cogbil, superintendent Of Manchester town.
ship, has called Il meeting at Morrissette's
store Friday, at O'Clock p. NJ.
OFFICERS ELECTED. Young Mems
Missionary Society of the Baptist church
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: \. Calvin Harding. presi-
dent; Austin T.. Anderson, vice president ;
Andtew SneIlngs, secretary Charles w.
Con way. treasurer.
Friendship Lodge, X. p, elects tonight
and Manchester CouDcil tomorrow night.
of Henderson Lodge, No. 105, /. y. y. F.,
have withdrawn, and will make application
for charter for another lodge to be known
DaChSpHs W. 1iJ. uC DC" louSC WIZ
contain tirst-class material, and starts out
under favorable auspices.
In Connection with Fellowship, we
would state that the memorial sent by K0s.
suth Lodge of Media, Pa, to Stuart Lodge,
of this city, will be publicly presented at the
Baptist church July 9th.
THE HUsTISGs CoURT.-The court was en-
gagged yesterday in the consideration of civil
business.
The case Of Timothy Iverson rS. Sarah
Mason ct ais, for the recovery of certain
children alleged to be illegally withheld, was
decided in favor Of the defendants. All the
parties are colOred.
David T.. Puliam appeared for the plain
titfs and \, lliam Ambers for the defendants.
STREET Major J. w. Jones
has recommended the much-needed repairing
of the pavement on Hull street, and expects
to complete the work in short time.
A sidewalk has been laid along the west
side of Ninth street from the Free bridge to
Byrd street.
TROUBLE AT P0wnITE QUARRY.-An order
having been issued at the PoWhite quarry
making the guards responsible for the escape
OF the convicts under their charge, q num-
Der refused to 60 on duty yesterday.
Four conyicts escaped from the prison pen
night before last by saving out place in the
stockadc.
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INTERESTING CASE BEFORE THE CIRCUIT
Court - SAuSDERS>S ADMINISTRATIVE AGAINST
THE TREDEGAR CQMrAAY.-At an early hour
on Monday morning. June 80, 1873, large
boiler used in the drying-kiln Of the Trede
gar Works exploded, killing instantly Samue
II. Saunders. the fireman in charge. The eX'
plo>ion was terrific, and was heard by many
persons in the heart Of the city, who thought
il was tue gun of some steamer entering
port.
The dryiug.kiln was brick house, about
forty feet square, immediately adjoining the
southern portion Of the blacksmith shop,
which is large brick structure upon the
river bank and parallel with it. Two boil
ers, of seventy-tive horsepower each, gene
rated steam dor the kiln, and only one OF
these was in use at the time of the accident
The kiln was entirely demolished, the strong
walls having been knocked down, together
with the southern wall of the blacksmith
shop. the whole presented one confused
mass of broken bricks, timDers, slate, &c.
The boiler that exploded, weighing about
TWENTY-FIVE thousand pounds. was forced
through the partition wall of the blacksmith
shop, carrying everything with it i'll its
course. including tive.ton steam banner
and stopped about fifty feet in the shop
One of the heavy anrilS, about three hun.
dred pounds, was lifted up by the concls
sion and thrown some distance into coal
box. The fire-boX Of tue boiler was found
some forty yards up the river bank; the cyl
inder equally AS far in another direction
! while another portion was blown into the
river.
The body OF the fireman, horribly man
gled, was found about sevcnty-hvc yard:
from the buildings. III the road, not twent!
yards from the river. and fifty yards nearer
what was the dry-kiln lay the head ano
one arm, which had struck against stone
wall and spaltered it with brains. The win
dows of the car-Shop, opposite the black
smith-Shop, were broken out by the flying
bricks, and it is said a large number were
thrown on an island in the river some twc
hundred yards distant.
Mr.. Saunders was about fifty-three years
Of ace, married man with two children
and resided near the corner Of Broad and
Second streets. He had been employed as 6
| lborer for some time at the works, but only
| u short time as fireman before the accident
occurred.
The boiler was made in England, and haC
been in Use by the Tredegar Company only
about six months. 1t was purchased iron
the Buckingham Gold Mine Company.
\ suit for damages in the sum of $1,000
has been brought in the Circuit court o
| Richmond by the administrators of the de
ceased against the Tredegar Company, ano
Z special jury, composed of the following
| gentlemen, has been drawn for to-day at II
O'Clock 10 hear the case: John w. Grin
gau. f. B. Addison. David n. Walker, Johr
| Ii. Montague, A. 2. Fox, Ambrose Carl
ton, B. Nj. Parhan, William Ira Smith
William s. White, Lewis II. Frayser, Will
liam &. cambridge, Thomas &. Peyton
| Charles 2. Stokes, Samuel IL. Pulliam, Pow
hatan II. Dupuy. John 6. SPOTS, Thoma
j. Starke, Boswell Alsop, Samuel W. Har
WOOD, William G. Ferguson, William A
Armlstead, Hugh Hagan, james b. Ficklin
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NO. l46.
RIcHaoSp. june 23. 1874,

RICHMOND, June rs, 1874.
Editors of Dispatch: Is there no law to
protect pedestrians who wish to walk on
our streets after dark on these warm days ?
Those ssgho had OCCASION of promenading
Broad street opposite the Theatre on Satur-
day or Monday night last could see a mum.
Der of boys and young men (wbite, to their
shame), obssruc,Iug the sidewalk by draw
ing string across with an imitation rat at
the end, which was so arranged to draw be.
fore nybody-it made no difference to those
rougbs whether they were ladies accom-
panied or not; and If the party should get
frightened, or notice the rat. you could Eear
most unruly noise and laughter from the
crowd watching on the sidewalk, to the dis
grace of the citizen Of responsibility.
Would it not be well for the mayor to
send one or two of our blue coats there2
From One THAT HAS TO Pass THERE.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTnIAs ENDOWMENT Plan
There was large attendance of the commit
tees from the various lodges Of Knights OF
Pythias in this city Tuesday night at odd
Fellows Hall, with District Deputy John c,
Teller. in the chair, and Past Chancellor
james McDougal secretary. The object OF
the meeting was to consider the endowment
pan for tue benefit Of the widows and or.
phaus of deceased Pytbians. Several plans
were submitted and discussed at some
length, aud finally referred TO special com
mittee Of one from each lodge, with instruc
tions TO report at the next meeting. The
meeting then adjourned 10 meet on saturday
evening next ut the same place.
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THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 25, 1874.

wards the little ones entrusted to their care
The following is list Of the premiums
awarded:
First premium in the first class Of gram.
mar, composition and rhetoric, Miss Alice
Hierhalzer.
First premium in the second class o.
grammar and composition, Miss Josephine
Ross second, Miss Annie Hierholzer.
First premium in the second class of ge.
ography, Miss Annie Hierholzer; second
Miss Mary Hassold.
First premium in the second class OF
arithmetic, Miss Mary Schultz; second,
Hiss Mary Kerstng.
Premiums for improvement in grammar
aud geography were awarded to Misses
Bessie and Lefty Frederick.
First premium in German, Miss Mary
Schultz; second, Miss Mary Kersting.
Premium for improvement in German,
Miss Mary Frederick.
The premium for instrumental music was
awarded to Miss Alice Hierholzer, and for
vocal music to Miss Mary Hassold.
First premium for tapestry, Miss Alice
Hierholzer second, Miss Josephine Ross.
The medal of merit Was awarded to Miss
Alice HeirholZer.
The crown of honor, for good conduct,
was awarded to Miss Josephine Ross.
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4RAEEsAOlsE{. &c.

NO MONOPOLY, NO EXrORTION,
~ AND NO OTHER HUMBUG.-WILLI.iM
WiLDT, Sn..-327 BROAD STREET 327-EsTh u
hisuth - !s54-DEALEk AND MANUfAC-
TGRER OF HUMAN HAikWOkk.- The atten-
lion OF the ladies Is called 10 the facts That sell
Goods cheap as they sold al any other place;
hat through my long experience in the business
and all the new advantages for working up comb
.n;s am able 10 satisfy my customers; that Hair
Icw..ry is Uniy nnlte IN in this city; that Al
AOrk in my lihc Will he done at abort notice and in
. work :ua u Ike MANNER je 23-lm
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and Philolog!ans. And bid you all 'on.
ward and upward and true to the line."
The campus was beautifully illuminated
With Chinese lanterns, and as this is hurried
to the printers the band Is discoursiDg
sweet music, the bellies and beaux are pro.
menading or seeking Pizzini'S refreshment
stands, and number of eloquent speeches
are being made, which this reporter will not
undertake. to report.
The whole affair was brilliant success.
COMMENCEMENT PROPER OF RICHMOND COLLEGE.
The exercises take place in the chapel to-
night, with the attractions of music, refresh.
ments, and promenading on the lawn.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF RICE
hoND COLLEGE.
The annual meetingo of the Board of Trus-
tees of this institution was held at the Sc.
cond Baptist church yesterday afternoon.
with Rev. DR.. Jeter in the chair and Mr.. j.
M. Murray as secretary.
After the reading of the minutes of pre-.
vious meetings, the reports of the Treasurer,
Edwin Wortham, Esq, the Faculty, and the
Financial Agent, Rev. G. Fl. Ryland, were
read. The assets Of the College are put at
between four and five hundred thousand dol.
lars.
The degree OF D. D. was conferred upon
Rev. A. j. +. Behrends, of Cleveland, Ohio !;
that of A. NJ. upon j. Henry Miller, of
Lynchburg, and that OF A. B. on w. NJ.
Turpin, of Richmond. The two last-named
are graduates of this session.
Upon the recommendation Of Professors
Maury and Neesou; the degree Of Bachelor of
Laws was conferred upon each of the follow
ing students of the law school, they having
stood a most thorough and searching exami-
nation: Mcssrs. kellam, Caskie, Wortham,
Tribbett, Richardson, Jetfres, Rawls, Alder
son, Hawthorne, Bagby, Daniel, Brooke, and
Meredith.
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CoSy1crs SENT AwAY..-Sixteen convict
went up OH the Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road Yesterday morning to work on the val
lev railroad. Among the lot was Dame
Walker, who was sent from Ch es:erheio 10
nine years, for poisoning man VINO ran OF o
with his wife. They were employed pS
Messrs. Mason 81 Hoge.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHARDSON il CO., 6 p. n, building lots on
Buchanan and Cedar streets, near the Valley,
i'll, APPERSoN, $50 z. M., brick mansion No.
PIT and half-acre lot 1T the southwest corner
of Grace and Twenty-eghth streets.
LYME & BROTHER, 6P. NJ, framed store ana
two small framed tenements adjoining on .the
corner OF Fourth and Denny streets, Fort
Mayo.
1.,tFs n. TAYLOR & son, IL NJ, bar fixtures,
nona u,1, Sc.. OF bar Oh Seventeenth street
,,..r Main. known as ..Uncle Toms Cabin"
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FALLrA; OF A HOUSE. Yesterday morning
about Al O'Clock an unoccupied frame dwell
ing, situated on the New road short dis
tance from the Almshouse, fell IN with ire
mendous crash, causing parties living IN the
neighborhood to rush out of their houses 10
gceat fright, but their fears were soon al,
iayed when it was found olt what caused
the noise. Fortunately, no one Was hurt.
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Cutting AFFRAY.-Between 10 and II
O'Clock Yesterday morning difficulty occur
red at the corner of Tenth and Byrd streets
between two negroes named Elam Washing.
ton and Frank Adams. During the tight
Washington cut Adams in the back and arm
with poeket-knfe. Officer Seal appearing
on the scene Of action arrested washington
and carried hisn TO the Second pollce-<tatlon'
His case will probably be heard by Jushce
White this morning.
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POLICE Court, WEDNESDAY, Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Richard Hoy, charged with beating W. J.
Tyler's COWS. Sent to the almshousc, from
whence he came.
William II. Myers, charged with stealing
a coat and other articles of the value of S24
from S. T. Hlrwood. Found guilty and
sent to jlil for ninety days.
Emma Tinsley, charged with obtaining
by false pretcnccs and representations let
ter from y. V. Benis, directed to Emma
Payne, care of said Blenis, and taking from
said letter s., the property OF said Payne,
on or about the S,h of May. The accused
was found guilty of petit larceny and sent
enced to confinement in the city Jail for
thirty DAYS. The accused appealed from the
decision of the justice, and the case will now
90 to the Hastings Court.
A number of other cases of trfling ma
ture were disposed of, the accused in each
case being discharged.
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WORTHY or PATEoNAGE.-Lee Council,
Frieuds of 1emperaSee, propose to give an
excursion and picnic 60 West Point Tues
day, June 30, which promises to be one OF
the most pleasant occasions of the season.
The proceeds Of this excursion will be de-
voted to the furnishing of q now hall for this
Council.
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LECTURE To.NIGHT.-- w. H. Milburn,
the popular and eloquent lecturer, will en-
tertain the public at Trinity church tonight.
Subject: sWhat Blind Man saw in Eng
land,v This lecture is for the benefit oil
Trinity Sunday school, and that fact, to.
eether with the eloquent lecture, should
draw large attendance.
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RowLEn's CREAM ALE AND PoRTER-Ihe
steady and Increasing demand for this wholesome
and popular beverage has induced Mr. BOWLER 10
arrange with the wcll-known firm Of ". ID. Blair
& Co. to supply his family trade. Mr.. Louis EuRer
700 Broad street, supplies Bower's Ale and Porter
I'm bohles. Orders froiu The trade to HENRY BOW
Ter suriny Park Brewery, promptly filled.
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PuOTo3RAPHs.-FCr first class work in all styles
known to the beautiful art Of photography, go to
VI. j. POWERS & CO., 10l1 Main street. opposite
the post-oiicc. They have the largest and most
uerft GUY arranged gallery in the South. Their
work is superior TO any made In the Union. Their
prices are exceedingly low. particularly for lie-
size, I'm oil, pastel aud water colors, crayon, and
J,.l,a I,,l~
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FREIGHT BY TIE CHESAPEAKE AND Ono
RAILRoAD.-Mr. L. Bremond. shipping agent
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, is now
loading twelve vessels at the company's
wbarves, below Rockets, with iron, copper
ore, slaves, lumber, walnut logs, and coal,
among which is the bark Joseph Mildred,
receiving u cargo Of oak timber for Europe
This immense freight comes direct from The
line of this road, showing its decided advan-
taue over all other roads TO Richmond.
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PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS IN THE CITY Schools.
The public examinations in the city schools
took place yesterday. Superintendent Bin
ford, accompanied by MeSsrs. w. G.. Knight,
NJ. L. Straus, K. NJ. Manly, Wiliam Eng
lish, and Alfred Moses, members of the
School Board, started at Madison school at
8 O'Clock and successfully visited and in
spected Brook avenue, Baker, Leigh, Navy
Hill, High, Central, Valley, Bethel, and
Bellevue schools. At each school they were
witnesses of interesting exercises show
ing the progress aud discipline of the
scholars. Many of the friends aud relatives
of the pupils were present. There are now
about $500 scholars in the public schools of
Pchmond, and the superintendent and
teachers have just reason 10 be proud of their
training.
The closing exercises of the public schools
will commence at Baker school, corner OF
St. Paul and Baker streets, at 10 O'Clock this
morning. At ) o'clock this evening the
closing exercises Of Navy Hill school will
take place at Ebenezer church, on Leigh
street near Brook avenue.
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ARREST OF A RoBDER AT TIE EXCHANGE
HOTEL. -AboutS o'clock yesterday evening
Mr.. Scott Darlington, one of the clerks OF
the Ballard House, went to the baggage.
room of the house with servant for tie
purpose of getting out the trunks of lady
who was about to start for the White Sui
phur Springs. The servant entered the
room first, struck 4 match. but il
went out before he could light the
gas. The brief interval of light, how.
ever, was sufficient TO discover the fact
that the room had an occupant, and when
gas was lit Daniel Hill, an old dining.rnom
servant, was found crouchipg among the
trunks. He had entered the room through
window and broken open seven trunks,
and had gathered from them IL considerable
amount Of valuable pIunder, part OF
which lie had placed outside the window.
The evidence of guilt being unimpeachable
Mr.. Darlington sent for a policeman, and
Hill was taken into custody and lodged in
the First station-house. He will be brought
before Police Justice White for examination
this morning.
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ELxcrloN OF OFEycERs.--At regular meet
ing of Friendship Lodge, No. Al, l. o. +. $.
L, held Tuesday evening, the following OH
GERS were elected for the ensuing term Pre-
sident, William Reinheimer; Vice-Presi-
dent, Julius Kraker; Recording Secretary,
Rev. NJ. j. Michebacker; Financial Secre'
tary, s. Rosenblatt; Treasurer, NJ. haui-
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SCHOOL FUSDs.-The State Treasurer VIII
turn over to DR.. Ruffner, the State Scnooi
Superintendent, to-day. 100000 for the Den'
! eft of the Eree-school system.
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ST.. JonS's DAY.-The officers of the v,.
rious Masonic bodies Of the city recently
elected were on yesterday duly installed
with all the time.honored customs of the
Order. At the several lodge-rooms sump-
tuous repasts were spread, and the occasion
was everywhere made the opportunity for
fraternaI greetings and congratulations. Mr..
Abram Gtlnst, Past Master of Loge Fran.
caise, was presented with very handsome
Past Masters gold jewel. The presentation
speech was made by Mr.. J. Fl. Capers, on
behalf of the lodge, and Mr.. Gunst made Il
suitable response.
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EXCURSIONS.
fgHE EXCURSION OF EXCURSIONS !
RICHMOND TO WASHINGTON, AND RE-
TURN THE SAME DAY.

A SELECT PARTY, In charge of Asa Snyder,
superintendent, and the officers and teachers OF
Centenary Sunday school, Will leave RICHMOND
for WASHINGTON on
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 1ST,
at AZ O'Clock 4. NJ. reaching Quantico, ria Rich
Innnd and Fredericksburg railroad. at ~ A. N.
Here the party will embark on the elegant and
cumlu0dlCus steamer LADY OF TIE LAkE
chartered for the occaslonl. reaching Washin9ton
ut o A. ~, after deglit'n MI sail on the Potomsc
UmuIbus. mt commuteu fare. viii be In attend
anc convey passengers TO different points 0f iu-
tcrrst In the city. ,>,o>r al,
Immediately on the arrival OF our party In " ASH"
ingon wllere thrre or four hours may be delight
fully spent Returning, leave Washington at D L.
NJ arriving In Ricamond al 10 +. NJ.
EXcuI sionist' will provide provisions Tor iheM-
selves Those prcferfin2. can procure at the Doat
table rst-ciass meal for Toe. llot coHce ahd lcC'
cream will he SO Mt restaurant prices. Bar post
ticety cLoSed. ,n,
0rSp TWlp TICKETS: For adults, So children
under fourteen years. ~ so; to Oe secured rom
E f.. uudgls (Hucgns. Gorion Col John
Morton lAierclaIts Baukl, ID. $. Morrison (M0ir;-
son & LcaSc) W. J.. W. Taylor broad and Fourth
strccisj asa Snvder, and the officers nnd tcachcrs
of Ceultrary sunday school. lpithout proper 1H-
trodaction no tickets ioW be Soh to strangers.
ic - u
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ST.. MARY's GERMAN lHsTlTUTE.-Thls lu-
stitution OF learning for young misses, on
Fourth street between Marshall and Clay
streets, under the charge of nuns of the Or
der of st. Benedictus, with Mother Bernardo
as superioress, closed its annual session
Tuesday evening by most enjoyable eXhi-
bition. together with distribution of pre-
miums. The music, addresses, etc., en-
braced In the programme were OF big b or
y, ,r, and proved that the Sisters had not been
lacking in the discharge Of their duties to-
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MATCH GAME OF SHUFFLEBoARD.-The
match game Of shutfleboard between the
Richmond and Henrico knights came off yes
terday at Talley's store. The medal was
won by the Richmond knights. On Monday
next there is to be another game.
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THE BRoADSTREET QUEsTioN....-Judge
Wexford, of the Circuit Court, VIII, al ~
O'Clock this morning, deliver his OPINION ID
the ease of the city us. Richmond. ffeoe'
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company.
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HUsrINGs CoURT. court is still IL
session, but transacted no business OF pubic
interest yesterday.
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FOUND AT LAsT-The long songht-for place
where YOU can get money loaned Oh your diamonds,
watches, jewelry, silyerware &c. Call at A. HAR.
R1s's Loan Oftice, 322 Main street, and you VIII
learn all about IL. All transactions strictly conf.
,}nptial
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KEEP CooL.-If you want to keep cool, wear light
clothing. E.B. SPENCE Il s0N have splendid
stock of light underwear, linen and alpaca coats'
white vests, &c. Give them CAL. They nave
marked down their goods to the lowest living
nricps
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REpAyEp.-Twelfth street from Main to
Cary street has been repaYed with square
granite blocks, and is now one OF the best
streets in the city.
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PERsoNAL-The many friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. r, William Pemberton and child VIII
be pleased to learn that they have arrived IN
Dublin, Ireland, and are well.
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DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND ArpERSoN'S SALE for
Williams, commissioner, OF dwelling No. 27l7
and vacant lots, on the southwest corner OF Grace
aud Twenty -cighth streets, at SO Z. VI. to-day.
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-. RENT. DWELLING No. SlOG

T., ~ = W NV -NVs CIV Fy..:
1 ....:. tt:;I >'rrvt. i've rooms. LA
,..E j. NJ pN t.LLINI No. south Second
,.- >t.feu ..n:it~ amG Kitchen.
i EtN /, nv rLLING No. 6Ol west Leigh. .
= -.. .l.~ ..uG A.it!.vG.
e.. &t\I. >ini.E M. 222 Broad street. be-
ia.. e. .,.,cui And Unird streets and DIV ELLlNt
...... ,.s.s. tg>ir's> location.
..& at>I. ROOMS in the very centre OF the
c.. ...'aDlc Eur iocGiugruninS.
tf. E+\I. IHkLt. ROOMS on first floor over
w. I Ea.rT. suitable for Dental rooms or law
-. GEIKRS { WILLIAMS.
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Picnic AT WEST PoNT.-Chickahominy
Tribe, /. o. Il. n, propose to have another
picnic at West Point on the 10Th Of July.