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PRIMARY ELECTIoN-ACTloNo OF CITY COM
vt1TEE-Tbe City Conservative Committee
was in session until Has O'Clock last night.
Present All the members but one. The
nroposition to scale the votcin cases where
The candidates receive less than majority
was voted down--ayes, IA; noes, ID. The
following substitute for section OF the
subcommittee report was adopted after
long debate aud close vote:
g. That the candidate who shall receive the
highest number OF votes in any ward shall
be entitled to the representation from that
ward: Prorided, horecer, That II 1t shall
l,c ascertained upon the canvassing OF the
vote that any one candidate shall have re-
ceivcd majority Of all the votes cast in the
entire city, that then the whole vote OF the
CITY shall be gwen TO that candidate.
The report of the subcommittee was then
further amended, so as to provide that there
-hall lie three voting-places in jackson
Ward. and one voting place for each OF the
other wards. and it was provided that the
primary shall take place on the 2Sth OF
June. and that the polls be opened from
sunrise TO sunset. The report OF the SUBJ
committee. amended in these particulars,
WAS then adopted-ayes, Is: noes, II. ~
The Committee adjourned to meet on
Thursday night to appoint judges and
clerks.
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RICHARDSON & CO., 8 P. NJ, commissioners
sale of building lots on Leigh street between
First and 81. james Streets and on First, Sc
cond, and st. james streets between Leigh and
jackson.
RICHARDSON & Co. S P. NJ, commissioners sale
of lots on Leigh. First, and Second streets
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, p. NJ, trustees sale Of
about 90 building lots In the plan Of Duncan
Lodge, on Broad Marshall. and Gay streets.
FRANK d. HILL, 81 p. NJ, West-End building
lots near Grove avenue.
GEORGE Z. CRAWFORD. 6 P. b.. lot with
small house thereon on First street
WELLINGTON GUDDIN, 5 r. NJ, large number
Of building lots OH Chimborazo Heights adJoin-
ing the new city park.
GEORGE 8. vAsIF0N & SON, 5k p. n, framed
store No. z west Duyal street.
A. n. DUEsBERRY, 1eE A. NJ, furniture, harness,
croquet, &C.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 p NJ, trustees sale OK
framed house and lot on TwenLy-lfth street BE-
tween o and p. eg
JAMES SMACDOUGALE will sell at 10 o'clock an
assortment Of furniture, clothing, cloths, boots,
shoes, &c. II H. 2 So
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Condensed Locais.-Some beautiful wheat
has been harvested at Temples, on the
Richmond and Petersburg railroad.
The Committee on Finance had an i'm
portant meeting last night.
Rev. B. P. Warwick preached at Chester
Sunday at the Methodist church.
Much dcstitution prevails among toe un-
employed miners III the coal-feds Of Ches-
terfiefd.
The Central House is being refitted and
greatly improved.
The county Conservatives are anxious to
know when and where their primaries will
be held. What says the county superin-
tendent?
Cersley's new brick store will be- ready
for occupancy about the 25th of June. Hen
derson Lodge, I. o. o. F., will meet in the
second story. .-....
The Hitchcock house, which was burned
Saturday morning, was not insured. The
policy had been allowed to expire.
St. Johns Day will be celebrated in the
usual style by the Manchester Masons. OFF,
GERS will also be elected for the ensuing
twelve months.
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Pupils DiStinguished.- Below will be
found the names OF the pupils who were
distinguished ut the late examination and
during the session at the coored High
school, Richard A. Binga principal: Julia
Short, Ada Johnson, Margaret Harris, Rosa
Hopes, Mary Elliott, Mary V. Edwards,
Margaret Denis, Margaret Daingerield, L.
Daingertield, Sarah Dickerson, Mary Cog
bill. Harris Jackson, Richard Goode, Ran
dolph Elliott, Thomas Brown, and James
Blackwell. .... ,..'...
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have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under the
brand Of Il ELECT" controlled by Messw. WAL
TER u. BLAIR s Co.. Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM fUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its Use for medicinal ana family pur.
poses.-J. e. MCCAw. VI. D., late Professor Of Chem
istry, Medical College Of Virginia. car ~
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CHURCH .NoTEs.-~At Grace-Street Baptist
church Rev. DR.. j. C. Long, of Grocer The
illogical Seminary, preached in the morning
an able, tender, and effective sermon. After
the communion the pastor OR. Hatchery re-
ceived six persons into the fellowship Of
the church. H2i'f7tt ~ =
: AT the First Baptist church Rev. j. T..
Craig, Of. Baltimore, preached an excellent
sermon in the morning. At night Rev. r.
w. NJ. Williams, Of Baltimore, preached
the annual sermon before the Young Mems
Missionary Society. Of Richmond College.
The congregation was a large one, and
the sermon (on'.. Hcart-P P6wer in the Pull
pit y was earnest, practical, and very effect
i've. .s'.1t'it' = q
At yenable-street Baptist the pastor. (Rev.
G. F. Williams) filed the pulpit morning
and night. At night be baptized one per-
son. @i''1'%t r''s' y 'ti41i. 'tIj = .@i".
At Clay-street Baptist the pastor Rey.
Samuel Clopton1 filed the pulpit in the
morning and evening. In the afternoon
Rev. William Papenhausen, Of Rochester
Theological Seminary, preached in German
to congregation of Germans. This young
man willspend his vacation laboring among
the Germans in that part Of the city. 2
- The services under the direction of lay
men held in various parts of the city on
Sunday were we'll attended and OF interest.
At Belle Isle Mr.. Morgan delivered an ad-
dress. At Union School-house, Howard's
Grove, addresses were made by Messrs.
Bigelow, Lockwood, and Brown. At the
Almshouse chapel Mr.. Faris spoke in the
afternoon and at night. The progress of
the lay work is represented to, be very en-
couraging. t#@'-
At Broad-street, in the absence of Mr..
Steel, Rev. w. +. Judkins preached at IL
A. NJ. and Rev. W.B. McGilvray at night
Rev. D. T. Wills filled Dir. Judkins's pulpit
CTrinity) in the morning.
: AT, Oregon Methodist church Rev MIR.
Scott preached in the morning, and Rev. D.
p. Wills at night a.-..... ..
At Nicholson-Street Methodist church one
member was received by certificate.
At. Park-Place church one person was re.
ceived on profession. .,.r...- ...
The usual services were held in the other
churches. ".s S.. . .e<.! a..
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LAST ACTS OF AssEMBLy.-The Public
Printer has provided the clerk Of the Hust-
ings Court with complete set Of the last
Acts OF the General Assembly OF Virginia,
and he Is now prepared to issue them to the
magistrates Of the city. ,g
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EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON. Those who
desire to visit Washington may do so on
the 26th instant in the excursion under the
auspices OF Ciay-Street Methodist church
for $2. so, which is the cost OF Q round-trip
ticket. On the same day persons who wish
to 90 to Fredericksburg may 80 and return
for SI,50.
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UNaA1IABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE JUNE 21e, IS77.--
Or. r. Bourne, Kenasha county, WIS.,;
Mrs. Cassia Lee, Rockbridge county, Va;
Mrs. II. A. Tupper, held for better direc.-,
ton; Justice White, Richmond, Va.
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guished visitor; and that a,lcopy OF these
resolutions be forwarded to his Excellency.
PROPOSED SUMNER RECESS.

Agreed to-. .i,f, II l,ti,f5 j1rs ..l.?fe u t.tsz
PRoPosEp SUMNER RECESS.
Mr. NJ. L. 'Straus presented a joint resolu-
tion that. when the Common Council ad-
journs on the first Monday In July it ad-
iourn to meet on the first Monday in ,Octo-
ber: and that when the Board of Aldermen
adjourns on the second Monday in July it
adjourn to meet on the second Monday in
October. Also 4 resolution giving the
Committee on the Fire Department perinis-
sion to grant petitions for the erection OF
framed buildings during the recess OF the
Council. Both. resolutions were unani-
mously agreed to. q 49,. @..ar.y =. -
By Mr.. Metzger: A resolution requesting
the Committee ON Ordinances to present an
ordinance to prevent cooking in either mar
ket. Referred.
BY the Chair: a communication from the
president of the Hollywood Memorial AS
sociation calling attention to the eoDdition
Of the fence enclosing the soldiers section.
Referred. r4''--'-. ~ .,.
-'fr" n THE uN1oS-HlIL AVENUE. r, ,...,. .~.a
On motion OF Mr. Higgins the report OF
the Committee on Streets appropriatlng
$40, 900 In siX-per-cent. bonds, having thlr-
ty-four years to run, to construct sewer
In the rayine from Twenty-frst and Mar
shall to T Twenty-fifth and NJ streets, and to
construct an avenue from Twenty-frst ana
Broad to Twenty-ffth and N streets, was
presented. .Ast - - ~. :. ~ !, " T.,
Mr.. Straus called attention to the fact that
under the 3Sth rule the resolution must hrst
be referred to the Committee on Finance
unless the rules are suspended. -I,.t..
Mr.. English moved to suspend the rules.
Mr.. Straus demanded the ayes and noes,
and being taken, the body refused to sus-
pend the rules by the following vote =!
!iss, Hayes Higgins, Johnson, Lauer, Metzzer, Tai
NoEs.1Messrs. fmvis, Elicit, Foster. Guy. Har.
| grove, Haxall. King, Man.on., Oliver. Pullam'
Stsrke straus' Timberlake' Vauder'a''' and WIZ
The report was then referred TO the Com
mittee on Finance. Xii
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
On motion Of Mr. Curtis the report OF
the Committee on Streets, laid on the table
| April 1GthJ for various street improvements,
amounting to $1,000. was taken up and
unanimously adopted. r,..-, 9-..i- .
COMMITTEEMAN EXCUSED. -; -.
Mr.. Curtis asked to he excused from fur
ther service upon the Committee on I'M
provement OF James River. 80
Messrs. English and Davis asked Mr.. Cur.
It's to withdraw his excuse. vi.
Mr.. Anderson (Mr. Taylor being in the
chair said it was important chat DIR. Curtis
should remain, and he hoped that it could
be so arranged that Mr.. Curtis would con-
sent to remain.
Mr.. Anderson moved to lay the request
on the table.
Mr. Higgins seconded the motion. and the
request to be excused was tabled.
Adjourned at 7:30.
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COMMENCEMENT AT RANDoLPH-MACoN.--
The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mae y.ailroad Company will run trains from
this city to Ashland on Wednesday and
THURSDAY for the accommodation OF per-,
sons who tiesire.to attend the commerce.
ment exerciseg at Randolph Macon College,
which occur on those days. Trains will
leave & depot ON Byrd street at 8;07 A. NJ.
and lfsad street At $3.50 L. NJ, and return
ut the efbse OF the exercises each evening.
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THE WIrcHERY oF WoMAy.-The proudeH con-
queror. the owliest serf the rudest savage sue
cumb alike to bealy's charms. No aid to beauty is
so potent as GoURACDs OLYsfpEAS CREAM. Trial
bottles. 25c. For sale by PURcELL,sL&DDf& d Col
BoDEKER BROTHERS, and MEADE &c BAKER.z
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ID. C. MAYo's CASE POSTPONED the
Hastings Court yesterday the case OF D. c..
Mayo, !. charged with assaulting George
Childs, was postponed until the July term
OF the court. Il - -
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GOVERNOR HAMpToN's VISIT NoRTH-THE
DISTINGUISHED SOUTH CARoI.INIAN IN RICH
AoND.-That distinguished soldier and
statesman Governor Wade Hampton, OF
South Carolina, passed through this city
Sunday night on visit North. He left Co
lumbia on Saturday night, and was detained
two hours at Charlotte owing to a trifling
accident to the trucks Of car at the junction
Of the Airline railroad. In consequence
Of this he failed to make connection with the
northern-bound train at this point, which
leaves at Z. NJ, and was compelled to take
the Chesapeake and Ohio train at 9:45 P. NJ.
for Washington. The Governor has two
fold object in his visit. The first is to par
ticipate in the celebration OF the etwenty-ffth
anniversary f6f: the Shields Guards at Au-
burn, n. Y, which takes place, to-mor-
row. He has had several pressing iny-
tations to be present at Auburn, both
from the military organization itself, the
Executive of New York, and from General
Shields latter whom the company is named,
and who is now resident OF Missouri).
General Shields commanded a brigade in
the Mexican war, Of which the Palmetto
regiment was a part, and Governor Hamp-
ton carries with him to Auburn the
battle-fag which that famous regiment
D0re SO guaranty through Tue NeAiCah
war. General Shields himself will make
the address on the occasion, and Gov
ernor Hampton will make few patriotic
remarks, which will be productive OF har-
mony, reconciliation, and general hand
shaking across the bloody chasm. 1t is an
ticjpated the celebration will be grand
affair. as all the leading military organiza-
tions OF New York State, the. Governor,
and other official dignitaries will be present.
On his return Governor Hampton will stop
in New York city for the purpose of endea-
voring to negotiate portion OF a loan of
5000, 900, authorized by the late Legislature
of South Carolina, for the purpose Of de-
fraying the expenses Of the State government
until the tax levy can be collected in full,
which will be some time next winter. The
Governor, under authority OF the same act,
was enabled to borrow $4,000 from the
banks in the State, with which the Legisla-
ture and officials were partly paid of. He
is hopeful Of obtaining temporary loan Of
the balance from the capitalists Of New
York city. He appeared to be in good
spirits, and congratulated himself that the
legislation during the first session Of the
General Assembly under his administration
was as satisfactory as could be desired under
the circumstances. 49, .0la ~.
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On the Water- -Line-City Engineer Lang
staff johnson has commenced repairing the
stone wing-dam at the head Of the canal.
Mr.. Netherwood, OF Richmond, is the con-
tractor. Work will be pushed forward as
RAPIDLY as possible. ..,..
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THE OpERA.--The two renditions given
OF .sOur Heiress' by the amateur COM
pany yesterday were highly creditable to
the performers, bnt were not, however,
very remuneratiVe. There was good
house ut the matinee, but the opera was not
as we'll presented as on the two former occa-
sions. This was 10 great measure owing
to the discord in the orchestra, one OF whose
members was not q responsible party. !.
The night performance was beautifully
rendered, and was the crowning effort OF
the series of entertainments. The whole
company deserve the highest praise for
their spirited acting, playing as ttey. did to
q small house. The monkey (Which char
acter was admirably personated by Master
Becher) was SO unfortunate as to have his
tail rudely torn OF by the savage detective
Ninper. In conclusion we must congratu-
late each and every member Of tue troupe
for their beautiful and faultless acting on
their last performance. sue.
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A CASE OF DEsERTIoN.-Late Sunday
night Policemen Warren and Gathright
found a colored baby in the yard OF Mr. j.
r. Dilks, on Short street (Union HilD: 1t
was taken to the First station-house, and
sent TO the alnshouse yesterday.
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TmE somaeN COUNCIL.

AN OLD CLAIM RBsECTED-ENCEssis IAA
REFuSpEp-MoaE FRAMED RulLpiNss-
THE FIRST MOVE FOR \ NEW ruMP-
nc1sE-MR. CHARLES r. TAYLOR EEECt-
ED CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTEE ON
roLICE VICE BABCoCK-CLAlMs'---is.Pfl,hf'o- l,f'
pRIATIoS ORDINANCE PAsSED-suMMER
RECEss-.THE PROPOSED VISIT OF PRFss1i- PRR's1
DENT HAYES TO RICHMoND-sTREEI M
rROyENIENTS, &C. ....--. ,l,..r
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Colonel VickerS Sues the CHy.-Coonel
Edward Vickers has entered suit in the
Circuit Court OF Chesterfield county against
the city OF Manchester for $S,000for grading,
haullng, &c, James Neeson, Esq; is his
counsel
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS ADJOINING CHIABoRAzo
PARK TO BE SOLD At AUCTION THIS AFTER
NOON AT 8 o'cLocK.-The especia, attention OF
those seeking profitable investment Is called 70 the
sale Of these lovely LOTS to be sold, on the prem
ises, THIS AFTERNOON as 8 O'Clock. In view OF
the great Improvement soop TO be naade this beau
tiful park these lots offer rare attractions See ad
vertisement under auction head
$3.50 w. GoDpiN. Auct!oneer.
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ACCIDENTAL SHo0TISG.-A little boy named
Angus Byerly was shot and painfully though
not dangerously wounded Yesterday by
playmate, Willie Angus, while the latter
was shooting at pigeons with breech-load-
ing rife. The bail entered in the back and
zane out in the breast not more than an
sycb or two above the heart
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

80 On nN sni'S Of Real Estare m0de bet1oe>1
Mt lst Cf January drd inst Of June the taI<S fof
TIC present year hare to Lt pnid ty TIE purchdS.f
Or az safe: nudt bstoten the lst 0f July dn6ias
u the gear e f'rhs haze To be PAID BY The relief
This custoni WAS adopted about hftcen yfarSagi
by all tho real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies 10 Richmond and vicinity.I
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u. ELLiS"S Il CO.. advertising agents. ,iiSert adj
v.r,iscmeuts in AL of the newspapers or the United
States at publishers rates 0rriers left al the Dts-
patch couuting-room Will receive prSp8t atten-
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SAVE MONEY by having yourprtnting done as the
DISPATCH tPRINTING-HoUsE. Good work. lon
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed, ~. 5,
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FInE-ExTlNGUlsHER.-There Is to be MI.
exhibition OF new fre-exsi singnisher at the
corner OF Second and Leigs streets this
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
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DEPREDAToRs on THE FLowEns. Persons
residing in the western portion OF the city
complain OF the petty thieves who are now
denredating upon their flowers.
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SLIPPERS, TIES. BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
tlas. Prince A!bcrts. Oxfords, Newports, Magnolias
Buckle Newports. &C., cleapat
BoscMEN.s. 500 aud 511 Broad street.
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Read LEVY BROTHERS, new Advertisements
They offer tempting list OF articles. OF course
they enumerate only about the one-hundredth part
OF the articles they keep in store. , ~
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Buy your DRY GOODS OF LEVY BROTHERS to-
day before ocock they close their store at that
hour.
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DEATH IN a SG-CHAIR.-U rsual
Ball, coIored woman, aged about forty
five years. who lived on premises No. 1904
Grace street, died suddenly Sunday night
about IL O'Clock while sitting in her room
in a rocking-chair. She had been complain
ing for some time, but her sickness was not
believed TO be serious, and few minutes
before her death she was talking with some
OF her friends. No inquest.
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Court Proceedings. Mayor Chiles yester-
day disposed of the following cases:
Sally Alexander (colored), arraigned for
stealing parasol from lady. The charge
of larceny was dismissed, but she was
placed under bond for her good behavior.
Warren Crawley (coiored) was fined 81
and costs for being drunk Sunday night.
William Green was fined 81 for drunken
ness. ,. I.-..f. ..... a.r,
Martha Claiborne (coIored) was up for
abusing citizen, and placed under bonds
in the sum OF Sl50 to keep the peace.
The Hastings Court, Judge Clopton pre-
siding, was in session yesterday. After
transacting some chancery business, the
court adjourned till to-day. There will be
| no grand jury this term. .-,.--s,
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WINsTocK is offering extra inducements In
Watch Repair Ing. Give him call
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Keep Up Horses and Co,os.-The ordi-
nance to prevent the running at large OF
horses, cows, &C., which went into effect
Yesterday, will be rigidly enforced By the
authorities. -,---
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LEVY BaorREaa have doae more TO bring down.
and keep down, the prices OF DaY GOODS shsu tno
enmhned efforts OF al others In thei, hne q 1uN-
ness. s:.4S.} 81 S3s5sSz
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A STATE INsrITUTIUN.-The Sunday school
at the penitentiary, so long and faithfully
presided over by Colonel William p. Mum
ford, is composed of men from all parts Of
the State OF Virginia, made up OF youth and
old age, learned and ignorant. black and
white. The earnest efforts of Colonel Num-
ford, aided by few efficient helpers, have
proved lasting blessing to many poor
erring man. Numbers OF hopeful conver-
sions have occurred, and many have gone
forth from these gloomy walls with high
purposes for a new and better life. The
Virginia Bible Society has made frequent
and liberal grants to this work, and the
PRESBYTERIAN Committee of Publication has
constantly kept them supplied with illus
trated papers, &C., which are carefully read.
and theu often sent to the unforgotten ones
at home. .
During the past week some four hundred
convicts have been sent out as laborers on
the railroad to Clifton Forge, and yet the
number remaining is nearly. six hundred.
In the summer months many OF the young
gentlemen who have aided Colonel Mum
ford in teaching 60 out OF town, aud he is
left almost alone to bear the heat and bur-
den of the day. On Sunday deeply-iuls
pressive address was delivered by Mr.. j. d.
iK. sleigbt, and listened to by large au-
dence with an eagerness rarely witnessed
in our church congregations. The singing
by chorus of several hundred voices is
especially hearty-and striking. Only two
or three teachers were present to aid the
superintendent, and he appeals earnestly to
the workers in the Young Mems Christian
Association to rally to his help. The school
is held every Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock,
and it is believed that this call will not be
unheeded. ~ .----..s,. ..... lr--.
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For frst-class DRY GOODS, at the lowest prices
ever known, call at LEVY BRoTuKR5'. They re-
ceived another cargo Of DRY GOODS on Yesterday
which viii be offered at lower prices tnan AZ any
time since the creation. - x ,s
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MAsC;mEsT'ER, NEWS.

Church Notes.-At the Methodist church
Sunday ReY. George C. Vanderslice preached
at II O'Clock A. .M.-subiect, I" Conditions
for UseiulnessD; and at night--subiect,
.tOUr Dependence upon God.o ss
At the Baptist church Rev. j. B. .'eter
was prevented from preaching at II O'Clock
A. NJ. by sickness, and the pulpit was filed
BY Rev. j. A. ,NcManaway, OF Richmond
College. 81, ' -. ....s,5
The monthly meeting Of The Young Mems
Missionary Society was held at the Baptist
church at a o'clock ?. 81. The proceed
large audience IN attendance,
At the Fffth-Street' Methodist Mission
Sabbath school 1l5 scholars were In attend
ance.
There were $50 scholars In the infant class
Of Mayor Chiles at the Baptist Sabbath
school.