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MAsCHESTER.NEWS

Officers Elected.-Manchester Lodge, +
A. NJ. has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: II. W. Bransford
w. NJ; A. Royal, S. W.; 5. c. Dyer, j
W.; D. J. Weisiger, T.; j. B. Walden, See.
Thomas B. Sims, S. D.; William |. Clop'
ton, j. D.; William T. Litbgow, S. and l.
A. A. Allen, John H. Hatcher, and DR.. W
r. Weisiger, Trustees; A. G.. Gibbs, Viii
liam b. McCrary, and William Walsh, Stew
ards Committee. These gentlemen were
installed Saturday night and last night.
Chester Lodge has elected the following
John w. Goode, w. NJ; B. NJ. Robertson
S. W.; Adolphus Gary, J. W.; w. Benia
min Chalkley, r.; DR.. George w. Friend
Sec.; William Vest, S. D.; Thomas \
Cheatham. }. D.; George G. Gregory, S
and T. Chester Lodge installed saturda.
night.
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Colored Baptizing.-Sunday morning at
II O'Clock Rev. Anthony Binga, OF the
colored Baptist church, baptized some
twenty persons Of both sexes in James
river between the sumac-mills and the ce-
dar-works. These converts were the re-
suit OF recent revival of religion in that
church. The immersion was witnessed by
a very large concourse, who joined in sing
ing and other devotional exercises.
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COLONEL JONEs's HANOVER ACADEMY
The session OF this school has closed. 1t
was characterized by earnest and sustained
work on the part of the teachers and by a
large proportion of the scholars. The high
est honors Of the school were awarded to
Mr.. Syl. Stokes, of Richmond, and Mr..
Archer Sheets, OF Leesburg. Mr.. Lewis NJ.
Coleman, of Fauquier, son Of the late Colo
mel Lewis Minor Coleman, also deserves
special mention. Colonel 81. z. Jones, one
OF the principals, leaves ON Wednesday for
an extended "trip in Europe, but will return
in the fall
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge
r. w. Hughes presiding. Orders were en-
tered in the following cases:
G.. W. F. Smith. The assignee was Or
dered to make deed to the purchaser Of
real estate at Brandy Station, Culpeper
county.
James NJ. McCargo. The assignee Or
dered, after paying costs, to report funds
in his hands from the sale OF real estate to
Charlotte Circuit Court for distribution by
said court .r.
J.R.F Burroughs. Assignee ordered
to deposit moneys in Planters National
Bank to the credit OF this cause, or show
cause on Tuesday, July 8, 1877, why he
should not do so; and the bankrupt is re-
strained from disposing OF any property
set apart to him by the assignee.
j. A. Williamson. Ordered to sho"
cause against sale OF real estate, and order
of reference to Register Atkins to report
liens. --s.
D. Delarue, E. G. James, H. l.. Plum
mer, r. III. Jones, Ed. Graham, ). ;.
Bridges, Frank Potts, w. T. Plummer, d.
Van, 81. Nash, bankrupts. Assignees dis
charged.
L. b. Rose and A. P. Baird, bankrupts.
Final discharge issued.
| ROBERT Is. 'DaDQTluSe. ne assiSHee VI
dered to make sale Of certain real estate to
bankrupt, and to execute deed for same.
The following standing rule was entered
by Judge Hughes:
"A cause in bankruptcy is not finally
disposed OF until an order is entered in the
District Court declaring its termination.
"After the expiration of seven months
from the adjudication Of bankruptcy, and
OF two months from the final passing Of the
accounts OF the assignee in bankruptcy,
under section 5,096 of the Revised Statutes,
and on the certificates Of the clerk and OF the
register in charge OF the case that no pro-
ceeding in the bankruptcy remains pending
undetermined, and on the application OF
the assignee in bankruptcy, OF OF any
creditor who has proved his debt, such an
order may, on notice to the bankrupt, be
pntpredo
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ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At a regular
meeting Of the Southern Cross Brotherhood,
held in the Piedmont and Arlington build
ing, the following officers were elected :
Commander, William p. Gretter; Chief OF
staff, j. E. Hoffman; Captain Guard, j.
L. Bates; Secretary, J. Booton Hill; Trea-
surer, w. Ellis Jones; Past Commander,
Is. G. Hartsook.
At a regular meeting OF shockoe Hill Di.
vision, No. 81, Sons OF Temperance, held
last night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: DR.. Charles S. Brit,
tan. w. P; Y. X. Andrews, W. A.. r: '.
Freeman, r. S.; r. F. Bell, A. K. S.. DR..
W. Leigh Burton, F. S.; w. T. Allen,
treasurer; R. B. Wilson, chaplain; G. V.
Fischer, c.; r. J. Waller. A. c.; j. G.
Mehring, I. S.; Richard r. Pipen, .. s.;
George NJ, Long, p. w. P.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE-DR. G. w.
BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMoMlLE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache. Dyspeptic Headache, Neuralgia, Ner-
yousncss and Secplessness, and will cure any case.
Price. 5Oc Postage free. Sold by all druggists
Office LOG north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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School Examination, &c.-The eXamina-
ton OF applicants for positions in the pub
lie schools will take place at the Baird
school building to-day at 10 O'Clock. The
monthly meeting of the City School Board
will be held tonight.
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ACCIDENT TO A TRAN ON THE UANyILLE
Ee&D.-Near Meberrip depot at 2 o'clock
Yesterday morning the local passenger train
from this city struck some cattle asleep on the
track, and the baggage-and-eXpress car and
she secon0-class coach were thrown from
,he track. No passenger was hnrt. The
Damage to the cars was not great, and the
Track is now clear.
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Work Commenced.-Operations were re-
sumed yesterday at the Government granite,
works below the city. The operatives VIII
be employed on peace-work, and large
force is expected to be put to work IN
short time.
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MANY BEAUTIFUL WOMEN are indebted for the
major portion of their charms 10 GoURAUD's
OLYMpIAN CREAM. TO the faulty complexion 1t
lends a deIicacy the very counterpart of nature.
Large bottles reduced to one collar. For sale by
MEADE 4 BAKER.
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We offer sherry wine Of our own Importation VI
80 per gallon which IL very superior Also, direct
importation OF Duff Gordon sherry Just arrived.
We call the attention OF The trade TO our new
brands OF cigars of our own MANUFACTURE" FL Con-
solador,n" pitana,"&c.
These goods are made OF the finest Havana tooac'
co, and cannot be beexcelled In price and quality.
w. d. BLAIR & Co,
9O3 Main street, Richmond.
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VICTORY FOR THE BROWN STOCKINGS
CLuB.-In consequence Of the failure OF the
Atlantics, champions OF Richmond, to come
to time at match game to be played at the
FAIRGROUNDS between them and the Rich
mond Browne, the Captain OF the Atlantics
picked strong nine, over which the Brown
Stockings proved victorious by score OF
l3 to 8. Umpire, e. r. Blenners, OF Phila-
delphia, ,s, Il .-9 t;1 Ii
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LAWNS can be had in great variety at LEVY BRO
THEIRS. large assortment just received, selected
by our senior partner. Also, large assortment Oh
HANDSOME ORGANIZES.
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PosT-OFFICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bound mail closes now at 3:45 2. NJ. instead
OF 2. NJ, as heretofore.
On Sunday the carriers will collect from
the special boxes but once, commencing at
2:45, to meet the above hour of closing.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Father Janssens LETT
Saturday for New York en- route for III.
burg, Holland, to visit bis family. He will
be absent about three months.
Mr.. G,lstavus A. Wallace, who removed
to New York about six months ago, is in
the city on u visit,
John o. Steger. Esq, is quite Ill.
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THOSE HAMBURG EDGINGs which LEVY BRO
TIERS are selling at &c, 10c., 12hc.. 15c., and
2Oc are the cheapest ever seen in this city. They
also offer great bargains in LINEN EMBROIDERY
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The Southside Building Fund Company.
This company Is about to wind up It's al
fairs. II has been conducted in most sat
isfactory manner. Arrangements are BENG
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ANOTHER CARGO of DRY GOODS received at
LEVY BROTHERS OH yesterday, amongst which
will be found BLACK GRENADINES at csc. worth
4Uc.. ut 30c. worth soc.
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Nauor's Court.-Oficer Fitzgerald yes
terday arrested Samuel Green (colored)
and Albert Harris (colored) for fast driving.
They were fined 81 each and costs.
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4 LADY Run OVER AND INJCRED.-Late
saturday evening while Mrs. j. L. Arnall,
who lives on Fourth street between Main and
Gary streets, was crossing Grace street at
Fourth, she was knocked down by buggy
which was being driven rapidly along the
street. and dangerously injured about the
head She was taken into DIR. Weilford's
Office, aVhere her injuries were examined
asld dressed. Subsequently she was re-
moved 10 her residence. Yesterday her
conditics was regarded as critical.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A RICHAoSD YOUNG
MAN.-Iniclligcncc was received in the city
Of the sudden death OF DR.. w. L. Stevens,
who died in Brooklyn yesterday. His death
resulted from slight cut received upon the
finger While dissecting. The wound was
thought to be so insignificant that bis rela-
,ions were not aware OF his illness until ap-
prised Of his death.
He was the son of Mr.. Joseph NJ. Stevens,
who is well known in the city, and was a
young man OF fine promise, having gradu-
ated with distinction last year at the Uni
Tcrsity OF Virginia, and at the time OF his
death occupied a prominent place in hos
pital in Brooklyn.
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IsJcRY go LITTLE Bor.-A little von OF
hr. r. A. Chalkley, who resides on the cor
ner OF Fous1ee and Cary streets, on Sun
day afternoon stepped upon piece OF old
plank from WHICH nail protruded, driving
the nail Grougb the thin part Of his foot
Dr. Wexford rendered the sufferer prompt
attention. and the injury will probably not
prove serious,
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TIE FIRE YESTERDAY Yesterday after
noon at eighteen minutes TO O'Clock an
alarm OF fire was sounded from Station 81,
Fourteenth and Main streets, having first
been transmitted from the acknowledgment
station at Dclarue'S restaurant, on Four
lecnth near Franklin street, to the central
office, on Main street. from which place it
was struck on all the tire-alarm gongs in
the citv. The alarm was caused by the
burning OF lot OF hay in the loft OF j. j.
sutherland's stable, corner of Fourteenth
and Franklin streets, which was put out
without the aid OF the tiremen, although
they were on the ground with remarkable
promptncss. Two Of the companies were
on the ground inside OF four minutes from
the time the alarm was struck, and the
others in a very few seconds afterwards.
Damage slight. No insurance.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

STREET IMPROVEMENTS MEM
BERs SENT FoR-PRINTTNG- AND ADvER-
TISING-BlLLS- CONTRACT APPROVED =
BUSINESS FROM THE LOWER BRANCH
BASIN BRIDGE-sUMMER RECESS, &C., &C.
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IT CAN BE DoNF.-Aloney can be saved by pur-
chasing your DRY GOODS at LEVY BROTHERS.
They offer large quantities OF their goods at lower
prices than ever.
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The Conservative PrimarteS.-Ihe Ward
meetings to send delegates to the state, SEN
atorial, and Legislative Conventions VIII De
held tomorrow night.
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GERuANAENGLIsHIs IssTITUTE.-The closing
exercises of this institution will take place
at the Virginia Opera,House this evening al
u O'Clock.
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New York

NJ ELLYsoN L Co.. advertising agents, .ilseri a't-
vertsements In all Of the newspapers OF the United
States at publishers rates Orders left at the DIS
Dutch counting room VIII receive prsmnt atten-
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made for the immediate Reorganization Of
another company, which it is expected will
be managed by the same parties who so sue
cessfully conducted the operations OF the
aboye-named company.
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LEA PERKINS,
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Is the original and only Worcestershire Sauce.
Lea & Perriua'
Signature is on every bottle.
JOHN DUNCAS'S SONS
New York
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GESTLEMES's LIGHT-coLoRED sUS-uMBREL-
LAS ut 81 worth sl.50 can be had at LEVY BRO
TIERS. s&
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UNAVAILABLE LETTER REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND POST-OFFICE JUNE 25, 1871
John A. johnson, stone-cutter, Richmond,
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
SPECIAL NorrcE.-The attention of parties de-

SPECIAL NoTfcE.-The attention OF parties de-
srous OF purchasing BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
which VIII prove very valuable investment In fl-
ture Is called to the trust sale by Messrs GLASGOW
& STEGER, as trustees. THIS EVENING at 5 o'clock.
Some Of these lots very attractive and lie beaut.
fully. Sale to commence on Pine street, two squares
from Monroe Park. promptly at o'clock. A convey
ance will leave my Office this afternoon at Az o'clock
for the sale. Refreshments will be provided for gen.
tlemen attending sale.
FRANK D. HILL. Auctioneer.
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SLIPPERS, TIES, BUsKINs, SERGE GOODS, SAN
daIs, Prince A!bcrts, Oxlords Newports, Magnolias
Buckle Newports, &C., cheap at
BoscnEN's. 500 and 51l Broad street.
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ICE-CREAM furnished to parties, families, and
pic-nic excursions at low rates at PIZZINI's.
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CoNsECRATIoN OF NEW CATHOLIC
CHURCH. Yesterday morning Right Rev.
Bishop Gibbons, accompanied by Rev. Fa-
theirs Benno and Bernardine, of St: Mary's
church. and number OF Catholics OF this
city, left Richmond on the s:45 A. NJ. train
on The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for
Buckner's station, in Louisa county, for the
purpose OF participating in the ceremony OF
consecrating the Catholic church recently
erected at that place. The party arrived
at Buckner's Mt II o'clock and at half
past II the conservation took place ,
Bishop Gibbons, assisted by the clergymen
named, officiating. After the conservation
high-mass was celebrated, and the Bishop
delivered an able discourse on the subject
of "The Unity OF the Catholic Church. .
and also gave u very interesting history OF
the order of st. Benedictus, the priests Of
which order were instrumental i'll erecting
the church.
After mass Bishop Gibbons administered
the sacrament OF confirmation to eleven per-
sons, members of the new congregation.
The Richmond party returned to this city
last evening, highly pleased with their trip
There was large crowd at the consecra'
ton from the surrounding country.
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EscAPRD CoNyICT.-One Of the conyicts
from Charlottesville, recently sent to Worl
on the Buchanan and Clifton Forge rail
road, succeeded in escaping from th'
guard on Friday evening.
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CoAyyssIoNER's CAsE.-The case OF w.
w. Putnam and II. w. Putnam, charged
with having unstamped manufactured to-
bacco In their possession, and brought be-
fore Commissioners Atkins yesterday, was
continued until to-day. g5.ss
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SAVE MONEY by having yoar printing done at th
DISPATCH PRINTING-HorsE. Good work, lov
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed
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PEACH ICE-CREAM at PIZzISI's.

Go TO McGovERH'S PARLoR SALOON, corner ef
Twelfth and Bunk streets, If you want everything
nice and Old Virginia cooking. Prices reasonable.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RI- On OH sHies II Real Estate mnd' oettoEs1
fbt 81 of J0nnnry and last of June the td1ss f0I
he pyeseut vsur hare to te paid bythe purchaser
On IN snIeS nindt betrcCcn the lst ofJuHIndids
of me yeg1 tie t0res hacr tn be pnio by TIE Ssitet
fThis custom was adopted about nitceu yearsags
bv all the real estate agents In Richmond ana ap
piies to Richmond and vicnity.]
JAMES MACDOUGALL. 10Y A. NJ. large sale of
fresh dry goods. millinery goods, notions, fancy
articles &C.. at Nc. 400 Broad street.
W. GODDIN. 51s P. NJ. 10000 old bricks at the
southeast corner of Eleventh and Leigh streets.
". GODDIS, g z. NJ. two brick tenements known
us Pratt's Cottages. on Fifth street north or
Leigh.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL, p. NJ, building lot on the
west side OF Third street between Main and Cary.
FRANK D. HILL, 5 p. NJ. large number OF beau
tful lots on Belvidere. Pine, Laurel, and Cherry
streets
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We sell RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT TICK
E,rS to all points reached by any lines leading from
Richmond. always at same rates as 1t depots.
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HEADQUARTERS LEE CLUB,
I'm u 0E

Il
held mt their headquarters, Captain X. f. BLANKEN-
SHIP was called to the chair and Major CHARLES
HOWARD appointed secretary.
On motion, It was resolved to organize LEE
CLUE" when JAMES B. PACE, ESD. was elected
president, and Major CHARLES HOWARD elected
secretary.
On motion one hundred vice-presilents were
elected as follows:
JOHN ENDERS. WILLIAM HENRY HAX-
T.. f. BLANKENSIIIp. ALL,
Il. W. PICKRELL. f.. a. SAUNDERS,
l.. HARVEY, CALEB JACOB,
JOHN OFT. JAMES I. GRAY,
JOHN WALSH, JOHN B. WILSON,
CHARLES II. SKINKER. Lieut.. +. W. CUNNING
LLOYD }. BEALL. HAM,
r. II. ELLETT, LEMuEL POWERS,
BAILEY DAVIS, JOlTNJ. KING,
III. e. ADAMS, Dr. JOHN S. SLATER.
SAMUEL W. HARDWOOD, JOHN PITT,
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, K. KING,
JOHN A. CURTIS. CHARLES T. PALMER,
J. w FERGUSON, ID. B. PRoSSER,
PAGE McCARTY, CHARLES A. BALDWIN.
+. w. .CHAMBERLAYNE, JOHN II. GREANER,
j. ENDERS ROBINSON, RICHARD II. JONES.
WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS, w. b. HAYNES.
HENRY &. BONN, EDWIN B. SNEAD,
+. W. HABLIsToN. DAVID NJ. LEA,
j. J. WILSON. CHARLES II. SIMPSON,
X. r. BRIGGS, WA. s. SMITH,
DR.. +. j. MOSELE e.. c. COURTNEY,
JOHN n. PARKER, WILLIAM ii. MAXWELL,
WIN. MINSIGERODE, a. s. BRADLEY,
THOMAS POLLARD, j. S SuTpIIN
Hon. W. G.. EARRING T. TM PEMBERTOS.
TON, PETER j. CREW.
r. A. SUBLETr. l.. ID. CRENsHAw. Jr.
SAML. MACCUBBIN, JAMES VI. ELLETT.
WILLIAM BARKER. COLEMAN WoRTHAM,
X. l.. BROWN, WILLIAM ELLISON,
| +. Il. ID. MYERS, l.. L. BASS,
| JOHN NJ. HIGGINS, j. CASKlE CABELL,
| j. A. PLEASANTT. 4. l.. PHILLIPS,
| X. 4. LACY, C.E. WINGo,
! w. B. WARWICK, W. PIERCE SMITH,
JOHN +. MEREDITH, GEORGES. STOKES,
| WILLIAM II. PALMER, SAMUEL G.. FAIRBANKS,
| SAMUEL Fl. LiGGAN. DANIEL s. MCCARTHY,
| HENRY HETH. WILLIAM L. SALMON,
| ROBERT w. WILLS. w. J. WESTwoOD,
| +. B. LOVING, I. Taylor,
LYSANDER W. ROSE. r. j. ADAMS,
w. II. STRATTOS, CHARLES SELDES,
| JAMES HAYES, ALBERT 4. SCOTT,
| j. s. TALMAN, JOHN /. STEVENSON,
4. u. WILLIAMS, ALFRED MOSES,
! JAMES W. ARCHER. w. S. WOOD,
| W. BEN. PALMER, a. A. HUTCIIESoS,
| ROBERT SHEPPARD. W. II. SMooT.
GEORGE 9. VAsuoN, LOUIS EOCHMAS,
| JAMES SHARP, CHARLES L. TODD.
| CHARLES HOWARD, Secretary.
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LEA & PERKINS,

FREsn PEACHES at PIzzINI's. and very nice,
90 and 25c. Il dozen.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

MIL liz n 4 r Y. aaAs
Having on hand very large stock ofSMeSe
TRIMMED and UNTRINMED GOODS, will oter
from to-day my stock II reduced prices. Handsome
WREATHS at very low figures, STRAW and CHIT
HATS very cheap. SHADE HATS In great variety,
all mnch below former prices. A call Is resp2ctIuny
solicited. NJ W WALL0S.
No. 301 Broad ssl eet, corner Of Third.
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We have on sale a full line of SUMMER EXCUR-
SION TICKETS ria all Railroad and Steamboat
lines leaiins from Richmond, and uta the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, embracing all wATERING-PLAcEs,
LAKES, SEASIDE and MOUNTAIN RESORTS In
America and Canada.
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When you have SILKS to buy call at LEVY BRO
TIERS. They show large stock have every varf-
cty and style, and the prices are astonishngy low
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We are agents for the Cunlrd, White Star, Ma
tonal, and Allen lines of foreign steamers. We are
prepared to furnish passage and state-room accom-
modations on either OF the above lines always on
same terms that they be procured from the gene
raj offices of either of the lines.
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JUST ARRIVED,
COATS for hot weather. 45c.;
COATS for hot weather, 81;
COATS for hot weather, $3.50;
COATS for hot weather, $3.50:
WHITE VESTS,
ALPACAS,
FLANNELS,
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BUSTERS, &c.
A full line of GENTLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS all sold at remarkable Philadelphia
prices. JOHN WASAhAkER,
00S Main street
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Call to-day on LEVY BROTHERS. They received
large lot of goods on yesterdays steamer. One
case OF WAMsUTTA COTTON was damaged on voy-
age, aud will he sold cheap.
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We call for and check baggage from hsels and pri-
vatc residences In all parts Of The city to all points
the United States. Baggage rates, 25 cents FOR each
piece. No extra charge for carrying baggage up or
down stairs Special rates for large lots OF baggage.
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7, ea,iriny from ,be above business return my
,hanks To The public Tor the liberal patronage ex-
tended 20 the late arm, and cordially ~
successor, Mr.. ROBINSON, as m every WAY 'J "osssJ
VI !" ~.''A,'A' ..s"E JOHN ID. SMELLING.
prcuNoyp. June 90, 1877. se 26.St
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DRICES REDUCED.


NOTICE.-The eo-partnership heretofore
~ exsting I'm the restaurant, Cafe, and hotter nas-
naSs and Conducted under the name of the Park
Main between Stash and I'D Tsn s!sss ~
GE1RGE Gss w RORIS SsON having purchased the en-
ire Interest OF Mr. smelling in said business the
same win be hereafter conducted by said hoo,nson
srainst the late frm will present them 70 tie under,
sigmed, George w. Robinson foE settiemspt, an. snd
ali nersons indebted to the late firm viii make pay
m,cnt 10 him he alone being the authority under the
terms Of dissolution iquldate the affairs OF ssid
1rm. ,n,,x, "a e,-rrr rye,
GEORGE W. ROBINSON.
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GENERAL TICKET OFFICE.

ENERAL RAIL ROAD TICKET
OFFICE.
RICHMOND TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE
EXPRESS COMPANY,
S26 MAIS STREET..
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