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Standardization.

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Sn biibi6e Bapppcdel nit Muslin-Riiden
geburoen a 25 Gents.
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8anb.
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wamb pro Z aMc 90 Sens.
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ssliefert.
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jsoer Mr.. in a1en @laben G~uropa's.
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europa.
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PGO Die bette 5amllitls 3eitnus III 9merita init Jpei
$500 GbrO'nos. fret. Nm. M'fs, 60. Nroaolpap.
Nslp Vort. 4p27mil
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Sn biibide Yappbsdel nit 0lusltR-Giiden
~gebunben a 25 &ents.
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Slarus une Maria.
Sranc Dpn S%umburg.
uitredtt Gut seceibet nidbt.
Die V~rffneung ce8 4pr;eilans.
Die 6~rpRmutfer.
Der ate Sricgrr uno fein gpbn.
Die Npfenniiible. - Scr eleine Edmnrtfer.
S1 eInenl Yauo.
Die sSaiic, ooer cine quite Chat fihbet oft auf Grofn
itoi1 lbren Nubu.
Spbannd; ODER eurd, Sadbt sur1 4idt.
Der drne 0ottfriee.
Der Spntg unb Der MILLER.
AdS Nieebldtt. - 9rei Geiniften. l. Der ireus
0lener, 2. Der Dai9er uub ieiH 5nhn. ,. Die
Gfl0umeninGnn-x.
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Sacpb hnc feline pbne.
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chester Cotton-Mills be presented for oecu-
pying portion of Fourth street: between
Decatur and Stockton streets was adopted,
and the Attorney for the CommonHe ealtn

pylng portion OF Fourth street between
Decatur and Stockton streets was adopted,
and the Attorney for the Commonwealth
requested to prosecute the c7se.
| On motion Of Dir. ,Howle afurther recon-
mendation Of the Street Committee in rela.
tion to the purchase of two mafes and carts
for the city was referred to the Special Com
mitlee on Improvements. -. :. -.
Mr. Craig offered resolution resembling
the resolution authorizing the President TO
employ an assistant To revise the ordinances,
and empowering ths Ordinance Comrviitee
to employ such assistant, but before acting
shall report to the Cornell the probable cost
Of same. Adopted. :.,.. .,r.,,....,.,
By same: A resolution instructins the
Committee on Fire Department to invite es-
Inmates for tie work iecon7mended in their
report at the last meeting night, and toilet
the same TO the lowest bidder. Adopted.
Mr.. j. r Perdue, who WIS absent at roH-
cal, appeared, and stated that be felt that a
reflection bad been cast upon him by the.
Council in referring the Recommendation OF
the Street Committee in regar3 to grading
streets to a special committee, he being
member Of the Street Committee. '...
WhereupoD, on motion of Mr. Moody, the
motion was reconsider ed, and the matter re-
ferred back TO the Street Comnatee, with
instructions to submit some plan for grading
and the probable cost Of the same. ..-.
Adjourned on motion of Mr.. Howle.
ROLL OF HONOR at the Male High.School
for the week ending April 9th: D. B. Win
free, Jr., John D. Mattne US, B. E.. Brans-
ford, K. H. Winfree, George E. Chiles,
Thomas 6. Matthews, E. E. Morrissette, w.
Z. Matthews, j. III. Ingram, Walter Burgess,
w. C. Hatcher, Paul Atkinson, j. A. Moore,
K. V. Owen, a. A. McCrone, r. E. Walden,
j. q. jerks, W. o. Sims, w. S. Owen, q. q.
Sharp, II. w. Walker, Ira Anderson, and H.
Ferpusson ..... f.-... .....@. tf.. Z. g. .
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! FATHER STEALS HIS tHiLD.-A Mr..
re PEnZ vas before the Police Court
....crday morning, cnarGc,t with >teailn@,
-, .llrg, ard Sccrcting one James Ii. Pian2
..... infant child OF Sarah PIunZ. Mrs. Plar2
r..> lady Of Respectable appearance, While
,fl,,>tund, 81 10 had lrltle TO say for HIM
..l.. seemed 20 he the victim of free indul.
--,l.rr in Intoxicating liquors, and consc-
,.rirully Il h,tie under the weather. Mrs.
r.uH stated tia; she had separated from her
lu.htud on account Of his bad treatment OF
l,r seven times he had promised TO do
s.,,,r and a. often >Ac had gone back to him,
s;.: ouly TO lind hun wholly lncorrlgble. Ot
.,,,. he bud been meeting ber rs She went TO
Mnf work in tac morning. and had been III.
.rrt.fing with and insulting her. Added TO
p. TIN, he had gotten possession OF their
Mild, and declined TO return him TO her. The
hoy, chubby lirle fellow, about four years
I'D, was in cuur'. and manifested his Interest
N TIT. proceedings by moving up and down
IN" bench and making these precincts OF JUS
tee echo with nls merry prattie. Acting
Pnlicr-Justlc, Crew inquired OF Mrs. PlarZ
j: she was afraid Of her husband. She said
.lu w4,. Thrrrupon, be was required to
~. -cclrlty Tor good behavior in the sum OF
~..po: Uriug unable 10 do so he was commit.
III - jU,.
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KNIGHTS TEMPLAR DRILL AND INSPECTION.
On Thursday the 22d instant Richmond
Commaudery, No. 2, will have their regular
semi-annual drill and inspection. Hereto
fore the drills and inspections have been on
horseback. but on this occasion it is deter
mined to bave dress-parade, and the com.
mand will not turn out mounted. After the
dress parade the Knights will be marched TO
Washington Hall, Broad street, where they
will partake Of repast. At s O'Clock they
will proceed in body to the Second Bap'
fist church, where. by special invitation,
Rev. Sir Knigh. C. c. Biting, d. D., will de-
liver in address on the scenes and incidents
of his recent travels in the Holy Land. This
lecture promises to be one of the most inter
estng ever delivered in this city, not only to
the Knights Tenplar, but to the community
at large, who are cordially invited to attend,
Is a portion Of the church will be assigned
10 them, Numerous acces>ions having re-
Gently been made TO the Commandery, very
large and handsome display is expected al
the dress parade.
We hear that the Commandery has been
invited to make pilgrimage to the tom0 OF
Warren by one OF the Boston Mass.) En-
campments, and that the invitation VIII III
all probability be accepted.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

France.
PARIS, April 9.-The French Government
has sent instructions to consuls to summon
for the last time subjects abroad who owe
France military service 10 register at the
consulates. -..... t...
Spain.
PARIS, April 9.-Fourteen officers, desert.
ers from Don Carlos, are 1t Briariiz.
1t is said that General Elio has given ad-
hesion to Alfonso. ..
MADRID, April 9.-The conflict between
the Government and the University may
cause the fall of the Ministry. Several more
professors were exiled to-day. The hIng's
principal physician was Gtiered the head po'
sition of the University, but refused.
1t is rumored that General Concha mas
been officially invited to leave SPAN.
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~DsAN GRAY FOUND IN TIE l'OCK. Men
..H w. ln-dr in The Ui>pGtlh some days
..,, Of iAc mysterious disappearance Of Su-
-ta Gray, Il cclorcd Woman, aged abou,
..h,l.llVc or ninety Years, bo lived at Mr..
l.u2ias w. Brorkrnhrough>, No. 3l4 Clay
-,.t,l. The woman. it will be remembered,
seat out about TWO weeks ago when there
W4. :, fire in the neighborhood TO see where
,.. fire was, and was not heard OF until
THURSDAY night when her body was found
u The dock ut The foot Of Twtn'y-first
src'. Coroner Taylor, with considerable
iii uIty and not little risk, succeeded in
'llug Il rope around the body of the woman,
-aW,iug ii out OF The water, and then had 1t
l"Luyrd TO the morgue. An inquest was
Id Yesterday upon the suppo>tlOn that the
WOMAN had i large sum OF money and had
H~n rohbrd.
Dr. Taylor made very careful eNamlra.
,13a of the body. but found no marks of
Violence upon it. II was much dccompoSed,
however. The inquest Indicated that While
ill., rolorrd people with whom she had lived
had acted as though they had designs upon
arr property after she was dead, still there
"as nothing 10 tiX any guilt upon them.
The Juri We're in doubt ab0ut the case
..,' altogether certain that she was drowned,
n'I 80 thcy rendered Il verdict that she came
:. .,T death from unknown causes.
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VOL. XLVIT.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr, YESTERDAY.
Judge Bond tor n short time occupied the
bench With Judge Hughes.
The grand jury brought in indictments
against the following parties: Albert MAI
lory, for violation Of the internal revenue
law Ed. Gooding, for perjury in giving In
his testimony in the Gonde.Platte contest at
Portsmouth,; Frank w. Barnes, master, and
William Martin. mate, Of the schooner Ed
lie Waters, for asSautiug and cruelty beat.
ing a seaman upon the high seas. s-
james Ferguson, one o! the colored boys
indicted for robbng the post.offce at Gui.
ney's station, Caroline county, was put upon
trial. 1t was shown that he is under four
teen years of age, and the Government being
unable TO prove the cap0r dols, the Judge in
effect ordered the jury to bring in verdict
Of not guilty; which was done.
The District Attorney, by leave OF the
court, entered nolle proSequt in the case OF
Turner Lewis, the other boy indicted With
James Ferguson.
The jury in the case OF G. A. Shepherd,
indicted for raising" 81 note to $40 and
passing or attempting to pass 1t, brought IN
a verdict Of guilty on the count charging the
attempt 10 pass the note. They accompanied
their verdict with a recommendation for
presidential clemency. Counsel. for defence
moved for arrest OF judgment and new trial,
and The case was confined until o.day.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court, FRIDAY
Judge Robert ". Hughes presidmg.-lu the
matter of William Ii. Judkins, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered to sell the real
estate heretofore exempted 10 the bankrupt
for enough cash to satisfy the claim Of Z. +.
Ferguson for S13j.S3, and the cost Of sale,
and the balance on such time as the bauk-
rupt may direct
In the matter Of W. D. Smith, bankrupt.
The bankrupt was ordered to attend before
Register Forbes, in this city, on the 18th in
stant, for examination. =.
In the matter Of John Arvip, Jr., bank
rupt. The assignee was restrained from SELL
Ing the the bankrupt's real estate until fur
ther order of the court. - ? e
In the matter OF j. C.. Wynnc, bankrupt.
The clerk was directed to check in favor OF
J. $. Wynn for so, and II. M. Smith l.
Co. 800.
In the matter Of Charles Lindper, bank.
rupt. The clerk was instructed to check on
the fund in bank in favor Of q. X. Macon,
attorney of Hollander & Pritchett and Con-
way Brothers, for S5l.0I.
In the matter Of X. A. Hillyard, bankrupt.
The assignee was ordered TO convey TO Roger
Gregory the one-third interest in the bank
rupt's property called "ColIege Mills" pur-
chased by Gregory, aud convey TO S. 5. Cot.
trel the bupklupt's interest in Mrs. Dew's
estate, the purchase of which has been as
suDed by hlm. The assignee was also directed
to deposit the balance found to be due by
him. amounting TO 500 l9, in bank, and the
clerk was instructed to check for the same in
favor OF said COttrell.
In the matter of George Tyler. bankrupt.
William Ii. Parrish and J. l.. Motley were
ordered TO SHOW cause within thirty days
Whether the judgment in favor Of George W.
Mar hail in Caroline County Court has been
paid, and the assignee was ordered to with
draw the bond Of Magruder for 81 800 80,
| and collect the same, and after paying the
| ,aX-s on "Blenbeim," proceed TO pay the
| liens as far aS il will 90.
In the matter of William j. Bragg, bank
.rupf. The report of sale of ID. 4. Stokes,
substituted trustee, was confirmed, and the
bankrupt was ordered to deliver the pro-
perty TO the purchaser.
In the matter OF John Y. Jackson, bank
rupt. l.. A. Tyler was appointed assignee,
and ordered to inquire and report all liens
upon the bapkrupt's real estate with view
TO the sale thereof.
In the matter of W. +. G. Garnett, bank.
rupi. The bankrupt or bis attorney was Or
dered to refund to the assignee S53.25, and
w. H. Allderdlce was directed to pay to the
assignee 1915, and the assignee was dis
charged.
la the matter of Otway Rennolds, bank
rupt. An order was made accepting com.
| prouise of the assignee's account, and the
proceedings against him we're dismissed al
| his costs.
In the matter of J. W. Davis, bankrupt
| The assignees were ordered to show cause
on the 21St instant why they should not bt
proceeded against for contempt in failing tt
comply with the order Of the 81 of Malcl
| last.
In the matter of William Il. Swift, bank
! rupt. The motion to re>cind the order o
the q OF Marcn last was oyerrued and saic
| order confirmed.
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RULE OF CouRr.-Judge Hughes has
adonted "as standing rule of this court in
bankruptcy that fees shall not be allowed TO
counsel for bapkrupts, assignees, or general
creditors payable out Of the proceeds OF pro-
merry subject to liens and il through inad-
yertence any such fee shall be or shall baye
been 80 allowed, the court, on suggestion
of tue fact, will revoke the order granting IL,
unless undoubted cause be shown TO the con-
trarg, and require the money to be immedi-
ately repaid into The registry"
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PYrHIAS EXCURSION TO. WASHINGTON
At a meeting OF Syracuse Lodge, Knights OF
P,thias, held Thursday night, the committee
to make inquiries as to the proprety, cost,
&C., of visiting Washington on the 18Th OF
NAV, during the session Of the Supreme
Loige, reported that they had not as yet re-
celved responses from all the lines, but were
in possession of Information enough TO re-
commend the trip, and on motion it was re-
solved, unanimously, to go. The lodge
leave on the 18th in order 10 be present on
the 18Th, the day set apart for the grand pa
rade. when the Washington knights will
present banner to the best drilled corps.
They expect to take about one hundred
Knights With them, as they will extend lnSl'
ta,ions to all Knights in this city aud Man.
chester in good standing OF sister looses 10
ioin in the excursion. BY next Thursday
night all the arrangements will be completed,
when they will organize themselves into
drill corps for the OCCASION.
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A>OTHtR SAMPLE -MKKCuANT IN DISTRESS.
.o9u Ii. McycIdocs. Il drummer who has
"rn engaged III selling goods in this city
.uarr tl.cH>e granted the finn be repre-
1'rG--W. y. Hor>man l. Co., OF Phladcl-
BY The Commissioner Of Norfolk, was
.'uInt before the Acting Police Justice
~.e!day morning. Mr.. Mcyerdock Was
) @oIng about his business here, having
''a '>,ur'd by those who ought TO know
* tie license hi~ firm bad taken out for his
.- though III their name, allowed him SO to
.aod was "reatly surprised at his arrest.
:, 'ur lr-n>c was issued unGer the old law,
' ii 4, HE Auorney-Gt neral has decided that
.'A license Is Il personal privilege not 10
tfanirrrrd, the Acting Police Justice sent
..' aesU>rd on for Indictment. He gave bail
81 ,uc sum Of 800.
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Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-For Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy and warmer weather. with easterly
to soulherly winds 10 the Gulf States, west
to northwest winds in the Ohio Valley, and
For the South Atlantic States, cooler
weather and increased cleudiness, with light
variable Winds, mostly from the east and
south, and slowly rising barometer.
For New England and the Middle States,
light rains during the night, with east to
south winds and light changes in pressure,
followed by partly cloudy and warmer wea-
'ther.
Central Mississippi and Lower Missouri
rivers will rise slowly. , @f 81 aG
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sUtrrroN SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER, +. ~, vacant Dt on the
northwest corner OF Broad and Thirty-ihEd
streets. .......,
GhUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL A. NJ, iSn IL auction
at Magnolia, late residence of \. b. Gowe.
WILLIAMS & GIBSON, Az p. NJ, fd1r new brleX
teuements on west Cary street between hadls"h
and belyidere. .-aE
WARREN & UPPER 5 2. M., three buidnae
lots in sidney on High street bsssReen Pine anu
Laurel. .. ..- .
AUGITSTISE ROYALL, 5 z. NJ, building lots IN
the city Of Manchester on Seventh street oe-
tween Perry and Porter
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. a.r a, horse-Let
mules horses, Wagons, &c. -ssr s
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The Rerunadng Of Duties.

WAsHINGToN, April 9y-The Attorney
General, in an opinion to- Secretary Bristow
the refunding, Of duties, says the
Secretary OF the Treasury has no power to
refund duties collected In accordance with
any decision, ruling, or direction, prior to the
passage of the bill, unless modified or over
ruled as specified in the bill. Moneys col
lected since cannot be refunded, except as
provided for in the bill.
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E. b. SPENCE s soy-Prince Albert Coats.

Z. B. SPENCE & &SON-Prince Albert Goats.
E. h. SPENCE & soN-Diagonal Coats.
K. b. SPENCE & SoN-Cassimere suits.
Z. B. SPENCE & SoS-Dress Suits.
E. B. SPEFcE q SoN-Neck-wear novelties.
K. b. SPENCE & SoN-Spring Underwear.
+. 3. SPENCE & Washington Collars.
+. b. SPENCE & soN->ilk Handkerchief.
E. 3. SPENCE s. SON-Pembroke Shirts.
E. 3. SPENCE 6 sON-Clothing,
Z. B. SPENCE & SoS-Shirts.
Z. b SPENCE SoN-Umbrellas.
E. b. SPENCE & SoN-Walking-Ca Canes.
Z. B.sPENCE & SoN-Berlin Collars.
E. h. SPENCE 6 SON-Gloves.
K. B. SPENCE tS SoN-Neck.ties.
E.. b. SPENCE & SoS-Flannel suits.
r. +. SPENCE & SoN-Fancy Half hose.
y. d. SPENCE s. SON-Pembroke shirts.
K. B. SPENCE & SoN-ClohIIg.
Z. b. SPENCE Il SON-1300 Main street.
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The Great s.xer Ce.... Case.

WAsHlNGToN, April 9s-Ths argument in
the great Eger cotton case was opened to-.
day by Solicitor.Gensral Pbsaips, who will
be followed by Mr.. Grow, Of New Orleans,
and General Butler, fer the claimants. The
arguments will be closed by the Attorney
General The case will occupy the court
until Wednesday,. The amount involved is
1857 900, and accrues from the capture of
cotton raised by Eger on his plantation in
Mississippi. The case has been in litigation
since 1SRS .''' --'
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CITY CouNclI.-This body held an ad-
iourned meeting at 5 O'Clock 2. M. Present:
z. Morrissette president pro tem.), J; N.
Moles, w. j. Jones, I. Nj. Fendey, 4; 5.
Whitehead, N. A. Eubank, A. L. Bradley,
E. B. Howle, W. L. Moody, and j. D. Craig
On motion of Mr. Moody, n. a. EuoanE'
A. l.. Bradley, and W. L. Moody were ap-
pointed committee TO confer with the Fl
nance Committee, and, If possible, to report
o plan for grading and otherwise improving
1.-THE streets.
On motion OF Mr.. Craig, the recou umenda
tion Of the Street Committee that the Man
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THE OPERA.-The Ge>angvereln virginia
will present Der Freschutz and Stradelia al
the Theatre next week in fine style. The
Gesangyerein is composed of enterprislng
German citizens, and they have been rehears'
ing the operas for some time past in order
to present them in the most superior manner.
Opera in Richmond has never been more
artstcaly or satisfactorily rendered than by
the Gesangyerein Virginia, and those VINO
attend next week will no doubt be amply
rewarded. .as.=. E.
The sale of reserved seats commences at
WAITS this morning. t-..'.
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South earolana Finances.

CHARLESTON, April 9-Advices lroU Co.
Rimbia report sbat the fagding of the Saste
aeN in the new consolidated bonds, which
was Temporarily checked during the recent
ef6st to remove State Tysssurer Cardozp,
has been resumed with sseat activity. The
greater part of tbs entire bonded debt viii
soon be exchanged for the new bonds.
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MADAME RESTz's FEMALE MINsTRELs.-
This company appears at the virginia
Opera.House on Friday night, April ION.
One of our southern exchanges has the iol-
lowing concerning this company
"Ths troupe OF MINISTRIES and Mile Marie
De Lacour's famous Paris Cam Can dancers
appear in the opera.house tonight. Ihey
have created marked sensations in Ne"
York, Chicago, and New Orleans. Ii is
legitimate troupe, and should not oe con-
founded with Ida Cerito's lady Minstrels-
d vulgar crowd which played in Mont.
pomery and went on to Macon without
Stopping here. The papers everywhere con.
denim the Cerito show. 1t is represented that
Madame Rentz's troupe is not one OF the
class that depends upon the extraordinary
immoral tendency of their performances 10 !t,
attract audiences. A full audience Will
doubt be present" .rg...a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10
The Riotous Miners.

PorTsvILLE, PA, April g. The miners in
the region about Shamokin have struck.
. WILKEseARRE, Pa, April 9.-All is quiet
here. 1t is expected the men will resume
work next week. .... .. ..,.
HAzLEToN, Pa, April 9.-An incendiary
fire occurred here yesterday.
Troops are arriving on every train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10

The JUBILEE SISGERs.--AotWlthstanu
the attractions elsewhere the 1uoi'ee oins,
ers, at the Virginia Opera-House, bad,a gooo
audience last night, and charmed every oouY
present with their sweet music. 1De enter;
Iaument given by these singers Is rehned ano
erioyable.; o-nisht they give anotner en-
tertainment and I'LL who desire 10 hear some
excellent music should attend. = ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-10

SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES conducted By
Rev. Drs Curry. upper, and Manly of Praise.
Prayer, Bible-rcadings and Addresses, in The First
Baptist church, upper audicace-room, Twelfth and
Broad streets. every morning tberinning Monday
12th) IRON 61 to TX O'Clock, and every evening
from to 94 O'Clock Meetings social and Informal,
and every one welcome.