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The New York herald., 1876-09-04

and many there Ike hum. Assaled BY
above all; that He is all powerful and
tat He promised assistance to those who call upon
versty roll boiserously around them when they have
most need OF the arm OF omnipotence their tcrrors
beset them, their faith as and they go down as Peter
did.
Faith strong. powerful faith. that what God looks
10 find IN every breast He has given us ample proofs
OF HIS omnipotencc, He has told us Himself that He
will come TO Us when We call, and in return He wants
Us to rely this power and upon these prom ses.
II fail If confidence wavers If We become dis
hear,ened and lose sight OF Him, then He withdraws
HIS hand from Us, aud, lett 10 ourselves, we
Ye who labor and are burdened and look tor help
from Heaven be assured II will come Y< who have
iaitered in your hopes ye who have wavered in your
faith, remember that reproot II you repose in false
strength ana gets you into trouble fix your upon
the saviour. He is tho deep well Zion, He is
hie aud when you find yorrse sore beset call to Him
as Peter aid, "Lord save me, and he will hasten TO
answer YOU
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET CHURCH.
REopENINa OF THE CHURCH FOR REGULAR
MAgIYy.
This church was reopened for divine service yester.
day. the pastor Rev. Carlos Martyr, preaching from
Nehemiah tenth chapter and thirty ninth verse
1--WE will not forsake tho house of God" The
mencement OF the ecclesiastical year. It cminently
proper and right to speak Of public worship The text
suggested it and the occasion warranted H. Tho i'm
portance of public worship is grounded in the relations
between God and men-God as father and men as
children. There were duties both ways His part
love protection and support; our part was answering
that love and in being submissive God Is constantly
strong and fulfilling His part toward u.s. and should
be diigent and fulfil to Him. Again, public
worship is grounded in the necessities OF
mankind. 1t school or spiritual
education for the people. For six days the people
feed the body and on Sunday they feed the soul We
cultivate our higher self ON Sunday. We feed tho
soul If you forsakc the house Of God you feed the
body and starve soul The example OF France
proves this. 1t is nation that has no soul She is
beautiful n piece OF carved marble; she has her
miles OF galleries.; her trumphs OF art. but in for
sakne the house OF COD she brings calamity upon her
self predict for her future as stormy the Bay
of Biscay /! We secuarize Sunday we viii have tho
results rs inevitably as effect follows Pub
lie worship also school of republican equality; out
OF the Church all classified by circum tances
wealth culture In the Church differences iade
out ard we stand recognized in our common wants.
brotherhood and destiny. How important It is then
said the preacher, 70 maintain public worship. For
this reason hail this building and welcome you back
seats.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-10

WANTED, A GOOD SECONDHAND
The Sheer MANUFAcrURING CO.,
or 1o9t S2l Main street.
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AUCTION sAIEs.-.Rusure psy..
= Cook q Laughton, Anttioreers,
No. 10 Governor street.

ii ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF E En-
A CEILENT HOUsEHoLD FURNITURE,
P PAiNffaas KAS iN 4 BOOKS
FINE MATTREssss &c &s AT II ~ ocIocs.
Win sell Mt The late residences Of David / Burt ae
ceased No. sl5 Marshall street. between Eighr1 M
Ninth streets, the entire HoUSEhoLD oh11'A1
S Sss HsS SHHssEEs eAHfEEss 4s7 lf
BRuusskaLs DRuGGET and CHAMBER CAR
One EXCELLENT DuNHAM ROSEWOOD
One yery yTaluab,e original oIL-PArNTING Of the
sovs sa3hX EaMtyssSS PschPE opANT
RosEWosoD PARLoR.. FURNITURE, covered
Axbs6 5Ts' YgE Hhfh on and WHITE MARBLE
MAHoGANY CHAiRs, covered With a green 1spsR y
One osE s ossssr vS $50 volumes
One s' EIEsA ~ EHsosEWoSD, HALL-sTAND'
A AHH9GsAAssYY s eHkb, eENTRE and LEAF
LACE eusfA1Ns, coRN1cE, and WINDOW.
TWO e.caI he Sd RosEW a CHAMBER SUITS,
MATos he T EER6sfGaps BUREAUS and
superior OH Hhir HIfTREssEs, with sets of Boil
sters and Pillows, Bedding, &C.; v,,ycc
MATING, TOILET SETS, ENG re so,,l;d
One Il ~ f HRESsoN VI Il Sse
one ROSEWOOD MARBLE-TOP BUFFETI;
CHINA, CROCKERY, SILVER, ana OIL SiS-
PLATED WARE; :
DROP-LIGHTS;
One superior NEW PATENT FIkTER.
- KITCHEN FURNITURE,
To which the attention Of the public is sailed IE
Administrator of d. l. Burr deceased
Cook & LAUGHTON, Auctioneers. oc .
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BY Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme & Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
1910 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF HANDSOME,
i ATTRACTIVE, AND EXCEEDINGLY
ELL-CoNsTRUCTED, FlRST-CLAsS FOUR
STORY DOUBLE-BRICk DWELLING, No. 1908
CLAY STREET, BETWEEN TENTH AND
ELEVENTH STREETS, NORTH SDE:-As trus-
tees named in certain deed OF trust from p e. War
wick, Esq. dated May Is, 1874, Of record in Chan
Gerry Court Of city of Richmond Deed Book page
385.we shall, In pursuance Of said deed and by re-
quest of the holder of the second years note dated
May a, 1874 payable two years after date for The
payment thereof-proceed to sell, upon the prem
fses, on TUESDAY tie 18th day OF October, 1875,
ut Az P. NJ the above beautiful and magnificent
RESIDENCE, containing about fourteen rooms,
with wide hall through the centre, and built In the
very best manner and of the costliest material.
The stable has capacity for two carriages and
horses, and Is well built. All the modern improve
ments are III the house. The yards are handsomely
laid of with fine shrubbery, &C. The lot fronts 10y
feet on Clay street. and back 100 feet to wide
alley. Iron railing the entire front.
The property Is In good repair.
TERMS: Cash as to sufdcency to pay Off and dis
charge the note for 49, sOS, and interest until paid,
with cost and expenses Of salc residue upon terms,
say upon Q credit till 18th Of May, 1877, for
Sf,O12; till 18th of May, 1878, for 81 ZIG; and
upon credit for $4,420 TILL 18th Of May, 1879;
and for balance upon terms to- be civ en- at sale.
W. II. LYME,
= A. r. COURTNEY, -
JOHN HOWARD,
se2S Trustees.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

fnssrnr At .yIaaHIA OrEnA-HousG To-
49,, Svr,S rt,n ruE sBENEriT OF THE SAVANNA
S wv npr,ssw1cx SuFFERgRs.--Th er..er.
AIM by Trinity Lodge 81 Good
s ss,sr Tor the purpose oi a. ding the
re,Iow.feyer sufferers OF .annah and
brunswick, viii take place s :. Virginia OPP
era.House tonight. ihe programme for
this occasion embrace. tableaux, statuary,
.charades, songs, an 4 dances by some Of the
best talent in tie city.s Also, q humorous
lecture by Ar James r. Cowardin, and in.
strunentai music by Professor voelker's
eornet I. and. The object OF the entertain.
ment appeals to every citizen, and doubt
less the hall will be crowded to its utmost
ssarnnitv .ss#@ $3.50 's,
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7,A,I.uIICl,ITI]TIoN5 SALES Future Days..
BY ", Goddins
Real Estate Agent and Auctior,ee
corner or Eleventh and Bank y s. reefs.
SALE OF Very VALUA

.rURUsTEEs SALE OF YTr.Ry VALUA-
y WooDyiLLE,f ONE MJ lE, Fast OF RICH-
4Sy ARJ9G1fElSS b 5H gXfIA RRlEbpo Fs IL
HEGITT or RICHMs ND, OF. WATER STREET
NEkReYO THE shIP.LOCKs, YORK RI, RIv 'E,s
FAE onb D psRT As sFPEAMsR
sertbers BY Colonel d. cabelI and wife bearing
County Court and In Richmond Hastings Court we
viii, In execution thereof havfng been reGuestea 70
do 50 by Che beneaeiaes mder the said deedI Pro
order advertised, on "WEDNESDAY Inc PA
ls sh e. f GsISsh IN en9 paa
VIZ LOT No; z, containing u STslo9 ASoE soS
No. 8, containing Il sg,l0o ACRaEs NO =, Son3
ACRES ACRES No. L, containing xcREs Aso ,hs 1sl
sis Ssr aonsnins sa 10 @ ACES and
LOT No. IS. containing 10 ACRES, !.
The sale or the foregoing lots viii beein on nas
William L. Timberlake. 40 ,....,,,,,
early completion Of the Creighton sgraplte
the o easerh add value
the mis- the s4ne d1E
IN the the city Of Richmond on Water street near the
the saai feio " SHLu1BLE lots
running back between parallel lines abont Iou Ieet
more or eas) to James river bounded on the wess
fpy the land OF ADram arW1ck, ana oh lily eaeo
Nrs Ann I)ade. Also another LOT on the south
side OF Water street, commencing at the intersec-
ton Of the western line Of Ann Dade.s land Mltii
water street. and running east along water street
So feet tnore or iess to recently condsmned
thence along the western side Of said street 40 fset
thence Mt right angles to James river, on which It
has front Of 100 feet and on the east by mrs;
~ tbe lanes River and Kanawha Company to the
wharf privileges acquired by said company by com
,demnation and assessment. Plats Of the foregoing
Speca attention is called to the sales Of this pro
perty, as in view of ts proximity to the York Flyer
depot, the dock connectton and the wharge Oh tne
eSceedingly valuable for commercial purposes: -,
TERMS: BY consentof parties Wit be one toartl
for negotiable notes, interest added, secured by
decd If trust. ALEXANDER Fl. SANDS,
JOHN HOWARD,
oo1otds Trustees.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Manchester was unusually dull on Monday
in the news line, and in fact it seemed blue
Monday with everybody. The greatest sen.
sation Of the day seemed to be the reported
finding of Charley Ross in Buckingham.
This was caused by the fact that Deputy
Clerk Flournoy, who had just returned
from visit to the county, met Mr.. P. a.
Hubbard, the gentleman who was travelling
from Buckingham for Philadelphia with tn e
child, and had conversed with both. MIR.
Flourno US accounts We're sufficient to in
duce almost any one TO believe that the lost
had been found; but 1t is to be feared that
he no longer lives on this earth.
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Personal.-Major j. w. Jones, who for
some time past has been residing at suther-
Inns, near Danville, Is on visit to friends
and relatives in this city The Major Is q
gallant ex.yeteran OF the Sixth Virginia
regiment, Mahone's brigade, Is an ex-City
Councilman, and was at one time an assist
ant foreman OF the Alerts, and is deseryedly
popular with all who know him.
m. A. Cogbill, clerk Of the County Court,
leaves tonight for the Centennial.
Mfr. E. Waller and other gentlemen from
the North are here with propositions for a
new system for lighting the city lamps.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD Cobp,y-
RICHMOND, VA, October 6, is7e.'{
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS, TAKING En-.
~ Feet OCTOBER s., 1S76-TRAIN No. l.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS MAIL AND Ex.
PRESS.-Leaves Richmond 1t 1850 A M: leayss
Burkeville at 10:46 A. M.; leaves DanTilie 1t 2.sa
p. H.; leaves Greensboro ut $40 p. NJ: 'leayss
Salisbury at S:16 p. NJ; arrives at AIRLINE Jnne
!oR at l0:l' r NJ; arrives at Charlotte At l0:il
TRAIN No. 2.-NEw ORLEANS AND NEW YORK
NAIL AND ExPnEss;-LeayesC Charlotte at 4:55 A.
NJ: leaves AIRLINE Junction ut $40 A. NJ Ieayes
Salisbury at 1885 A. NJ. leaves Greensboro at 9:5s
A. NJ; leaves Danyille at 12:2S z. 81; leaves Burke
yile. at sos z. 81; arrives at Richmond at IA
TRAIN No. 5.-LYNcHEURG PASSENGER
Leaves Richmond at $50 A. NJ: arrives at Burke.
vile at l p. a.: leaves Burkeville al p Mar.
riveS ut Lynchburg at 500 p. IL.
TRAIN NO. 6:-BURKEyILLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leaves Burkeyille at 1:4o T. H.; arrives at Rich.
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect At Richmond with the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Trains Nos. l and Q connect ut Greensboro with
The through trains connect at Richmond with
trains OH the Richmond, fredericksburg aud Poto.
mac railroad to and from Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York.
Trains Nos. l and 2 connect at Charlotte With
trains on the Atlanta and Richmond Airline rail-.
road to and from Greenville, Atlanta, Montgomery,
ern points, and with she Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad for Columbia, Augusta, Charleston
Savannah. Tallahassee, and all southern points.
Train No. connects At Burkey1le with the ATTAIN
tic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad from Lynchburg
Chattanooga and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold to all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond to New Orleans
Pullman Palace sleeping-cars run through bet"een
Richmond and Atlanta.
Local tickets are good only for continuous passage
to the points named on the ticket. S0ay0yer checks
will be given. 4. M. Il. TALCOTT,
General Superintendent.
JOHN +. MACMURDo, General Passenger Agent,
p
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The Benefit Concert given at Nunnally's
Hall last evening for the benefit Of the va
rious charitable orders OF the city was high
" successful in every respect. The hall
was we'll filed, and the accomplished colored
yocallsts showed themselves proficient in the
art Of making genuine music. Their giees and
old-iashioned musical gems were spiendidly
rendered, and gave general satisfaction.
and another brilliant success Is anticipated.
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ART ENTERTAINMENT At THE THEATRE
Professor ,. B. Roberts will give series OF
art entertainments this week at the Theatre,
commencing Wednesday evening. They VIII
consist OF q large number Of stereographs,
representing scenes in almost every country
In Europe and Asia, projected upon can
was screen by means OF the stero-panop-
ticon. The entertainment Is highly spoken
OF as being moral, instructive, and literary.
On wednesday will be presented scenes
from the city Of Rome; and on Thursday
al Italy the Art Land.
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~ school, Miss Rache & Lyon. All OF the
white schools are loc .Atad fl this building
except the prifnar s,ach0oi OF Mrs. j.
Hall, located on 8 took ton near Eighth street,
the Solofe ID Nigh trnale6 Rev.
a. Blnga p sancipai, Is held in the basement
OF the COZ .srcd Baptist church; the primary
coaorec : schools Of Mrs. John w. Anderson
ana 4drs. Mary woodbridge are held at the
e 60 .sorea Temperance Hail. Fourteenth and
Decatur streets, and that OF Mrs. Mary u.
Gibbs on Decatur street near Ninth.
The enrolment OF scholars and the at
tendance was large for the first day OF the
session, and an increased attendance IS
taynecfed sE.& ,;ss, Is ~, y
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Mayor'S Court.-Mayor Chiles disposed
of the following cases yesterday morning:
Richmond and Danrille Railroad Com
pany, for obstructing the streets OF the city,
were fined $3.50 and 500 per day for each
day until the obstruction is removed. :,
James Green and Priscilla Bailey (col-
ored), charged with creating disturbance,
were discharged.
Louisa Harris (colore0 was fined So for
an assault on Elisha Bailey.
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By Grubbs 6 Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneerc,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A VALUABLE COTTON-MILL AND
IA MACHINERY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE
IN THE CITY OF MANCHESTER, YAH LA,i, TO Obj, gE
DAY OF OCTOBER, 1876, AT II O'CLOCK M
On the day and ut the hour named, we Shall sen by
auction to the highest bidder: upon the premises IN
the city of Manchester opposite to the CITY OF RICH
mond, Va, the large BRICK COTTON;MlLL and
MACHINERY belonging to the " Manchester Cot
ton-Mills,,, on James river. The mill CONTAINS
about 5000 spindles, and other machinery In pro-
portion and has perpetual lease OF water-poWert
the machinery has been recently purchased and Is
of the most modern and approved style.
The cities of Richmond and Manchester, Two
growing places, afford market on the spot for al
most the entire manufactured products of the mill.
Eighteen TENEMENT HOUSES in Manchester,
occupied 0y the operatives, and number ofBUlLD-
ING LOTS, will also then be sold at auction.
TERMS: For the mill and machinery, So, 600 In
eighteen, and twenty -four months For the tene-
ments and lots, one fourth cash; residue at four,
eight, and twelve months, purchases to execute for
the deferred payments negotiable notes with Interest
added from the day Of sale, satisfactorily endorsed
and further secured by deeds Of trust.
Either one Of the committee named below, or Cap
tain EDWARD GRAHAM, the treasurer and agent,
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
JOHN AfCGILL,
j. WESLEY FRIEND,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, DR.,
Richmond, Va;
JOHN II. TUCKER,
Henderson, N. c.,
Committee for sale.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Sc 20
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Interesting Eoent of a Centennias TIP,
Messrs. A. C. Atkinson, FL. A. Duval, and
Woodson Nunnally returned from the Cen.
tennial on Sunday, after having had most
excellent time. A very interesting episode
of the trip was the birth Of young female
on the steamer Sue on the return trip. The
Manche party proposed a subscription
for the purpose Of making present to the
infant. To this the father objected, but
consented to name the young one Sue. Long
live the new Sue.
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MEETING OF THE VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB
The Virginia Riding Club met last eve
4ning-Mr. Philip Haxall in the chair, and
Thomas L. Crouch secretary. Anumber OF
recommendations were made to the Execu-
tive Committee in reference to the approach
ing race meeting. The Club expects very
successful meeting this fall, and hopes that
its races viii be one OF the most attractive
features of the Fair.
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BY Grubbs s. Williams. II
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THE HANDSOME THREE-STORY-
ADVERTISEMENT BRICK TENEMENT No.
2O4 EAST MAIN STREET, BETWEEN SEGONHD
TRIDAY. 18th of October, at AZ O'Clock 7. NJ,
we win sell, upon the premises. the VERY VALU-
ABLE PROPERTY above referred to, now occu-
MED BIZ Dr. J. 3. McCarty. 1t has ten rooms with
freplacee, besides storerooms, and kitchen With
four rooms. Water and gas on the premises. Mar
HE mantes in the principal story. This property Is
we'll located convenient to the business part OF the
city, and in rapidly improving neighborhood.
The basement is we'll suited for an ONCE TOT pro.
and runs back to an alley. The lot connects with
the city culvert. -.
md twelve months for negotiable notes. SIX per cent.
Interest added, secured by Il trllst-deed.
-'''~ GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS,
oc1o Auctioneers.
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BY Goddin, Warrep& Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l06 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FRAMED
Il HOUSE AND LOT ON ASHLAND NEAR
ROBINSON STREET At PUBLIC AUCTION
nv virtue of a deed of trust from Samuel Walters,
Sr and wife to the undersigned as trustee dated the
lst day of March, 1876, duly recorded in the clerks
Office Of Henrico County Court D, B. 95, page I'll,
and default having been made In the payment Of the
negotiable note therein secured and being required
so to do by the beneficiary, will sell at public auc.
October, 1876, at AZ o'clock P. NJ, the PROPERTY
located as above. The house contains four or 1--WE
rooms; lot so by $50 feet to an alley twenty feet
each.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay expenses Of sale
and discharge note of $3.50 past due; residue upon
such time as may be announced at sale, the defer
red payments for negotiable notes, with interest
or q j. NJ GODDIN, Trustee.
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SALE. !,

win sell at public auction on TUESDAY the 1oth
day of October, 1875, at O'Clock p NJ, on Eignth
street between Grace and Franklin streets, the lci.
lowing property, to satisfy an order Of the eirsn.
Court or the city or Richmond in my hands IN 1a'or
OF r. T. Williams %. EIer & stimpf:
ROUGH and DRESSED GRANITE CukbiN1'
WINDOW-SILLs, i..ss,ae s5&@g
MONUMENTS, - ~"
HEADSTONES,
CROSS, WATER-TROUGHS,
I CARRIAGE-BLOCKs, &C.;
tEg MARBLE SLABS and BLOCKS.
+ FRAME OFFICE, SHED, and FENCING.
rrpxs. Al sale 7. L. WHITING,
q. H. C. c. r.
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by Robert b. Lyme
isuccessor to Lyme & Brother)-
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer,
1912 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE DE .;1,Is,a1
i BILE LOT SITUATED On T 1nt S9 9sTREETs
NOW OCCUPIED BY THE CARPENTEk-SH.Or
OF MIR. JOHN A. GLAZEBROok:n.aAasM trass Sc
named in q certain decd of trust, dated / May ~;
1875. OF record in the clerks office Of Richmon,a
CIancery Court D. g. JOB G. page wi we sh ~, ,hn
nnrs,1ance of said deed, being SO required py .ht
Holder Of one Of the notes therein secured defanit
having been made in the payment Thereon, procecn
70 SELF unon the premises, on TUESDAY the i9th
day Of October 1876 at halfpast O'CLOCK Z; nh
and four the south side Of Broad s.Ies e hna
Vide aIiey This lot is now occupied by an excellent
tenant at u fair rent. - .r,,,or+rnItr n
being one of the most desirable lots for baidmg pun
mentioned rs the best site for the pro-
posed CIay-Ward market, and parties wishing TO on
lain fine lot with good future before IL VIII 10
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance At SIX. twelve,
and eighteen MONTHS for negotiable notcs, interest,"
added, and secured by 4 trust-deed.
"""NN' ~ H. G.. CANNON,
A. r. COURTNEY,
..,. Trustees.
krct
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Chesterfield County Court. The October
term of this court commenced yesterday
morning-Judge e. ii. Jones, OF DinWid-i
die, presiding, at the requestoi Judge cop.
docket, and the session will be a brief and
unimportant one. ,, a
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City School Board.-An important meet
ing OF the School Board will be held to-
night, when, in addition to other business,
member for the First Ward will be elect
ed rice r. G. Latham, declined the position,
and one for the Second Ward uice w. W.;
Pool, recently elected to the City Council
u;ce J. r. Perdue, resigned.
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Left tor Homc.-Frank e. Marks, Esq,
formerly of the United States revenue office
in this city, and lady, who have been stop
ping with the father Of the latter, Joshua
Martin, left this morning for their home, in
Danyille
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Clla,rch Notes. There was a good attend
ance at the churches Sunday, the splendid,
bracing weather being favorable to the piety
OF those already so inclined and inspiring
10 those who may have been calious. The
pulpit OF the Rev. w. A. Campbell was va
can't by cause OF his absence, he being al
Burkeyille in attendance upon the East Han
over Presbytcry. he returned Yesterday
afternoon In good health and spirits.
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Fine Potatoes. -Councilman Whitehead
exhibits some fine Irish potatoes, the largest
raised in this vicinity, and the product Of n
second crop, on his lot at Fourth and De-
cat,Ir streets
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Political Inquiry.-The people of Man
chester and Chesterfield are very anxious to
know if either Governor Walker or en-
Mayor Kelley, elector for the district, will
visit them before the election.
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The Covenant .BaU.-All who attended
the ball at Nunnally's Hall are loud in their
praises OF Messrs. j. B. Fitzgerald, ii. e:
ferguson, and others, of the Committee OF
A IRAN ppments.
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CONCERT To-MoRRow NIGHT.-A concert
will be given by the pupils of the German
English Institute, assisted by amateurs and
professionals, tomorrow night. The pro-
gramme embraces a number Of choice selec-