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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-21

ROLL OF HONOR. AT, THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. following is a. list Of pupils
on the roll Of honor at the Richmond High
School for the past week: Senior Glass
Carrie Drew, Alice Ezekiel, Ida F.. Rag
land, Mamie schaap, and Rachel Van Yort.
intermediate Class-Morris Hutzler, Ada
Anderson, Fannie Moon, Emma P. Tur-
ner, JEANNE Whittett. Junior Class-Susie
r Walker S. .-- ~ & !!
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e EXCURSION TO NoRpoIK AND 0LD Po1NT.-
The steamer Ariel has been chartered for
an excursion by the Leigh. Street and Sid
ney Baptist churches to Old Point and Nor
folk on the 29th of Nay. The proceeds
Will be devoted 20 the churches.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Letters and postals
addressed as follows remain unclaimed in
the Richmond post-ofice g. Ganney or
Garyey, E.: Goodman, Nv. q. Greasch, w.
"a, Gresham, Mrs. T.. C. Harvey, B. d. Hart,
j. Hughes, E. P. Jackson, w. II. jackson,
Mrs. NJ. e. johnson, Patsy Johnson, Jonas
Jones. Mrs. v. Jones, Miss X. Judes, G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-21

REFRIGERATORS of all The most desirable
kinds, both with and without WATER-COOLERS
warranted to give satisfaction or they may be re-
turned. Prices very low.
MRS. KNOX'S CENTENNIAL. FLUTING-Mh-
CHIMES.
CLARK'S PATENT. NURSERY SWING, with
trapeze altachmeut-the newest thing out.
Also, a full line of CHINA, GLASSWARE, and
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS. of all the latest
designs, at popular prices. E.B. TAYLOR.
ans 10l1 Main street,
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BARGAINS. BARG AINS!-ALL l.
ID PRICES AND QUALITIES GUARANTEED
TO COMPARE WITH ANY RELIABLE HOUSE
IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT INDUCEMENTS IN
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Best CALIC0ES at sc. and &c. worth &c. and &c.;
beautiful DRESS GOODS, In new ana hobby styles,
at less than manufacturers prices: BLACK AL
PACAS and BRILLIANTINES at &c., 25c. 3oc.,
35c, 4Oc., and 50c.-astonislingly low-don't fail
10 see them: QUILTS. QUILTS, from 55c. to So
handsome line CASSIMERES for boys and mems
wear, cheaper than ever before: full line IiCTO-
EIA LAWN. SWISS NULL, and NAINSOOk, for
evening and Queen of May - dresses; FANCY
GOODS, NOVELTIES, FINE PLATED JEWEL
Ri, and NOTIONS at prices 10 suit tho times; va
retv of FANCY HOSIERY for ladies and children; ;
WHITE HOSE for ladies' at ] DC. worth 15c.; white
agents for Alexandre Gold Medal" KID GLOVES
at worth $3.50, and every pair warranted Crepe
Wells and Mourning Goods speciality, and various
other goods domesics etc. at prices that cannot be
beat. Don't fall to call, before purchasing elsewhere
at The Cheap Dry-Goods House" OF
BROWNE & ROWE,
Up 29-eod S23 Broad street.
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HEBREW MEMoRIAL-DAY.-The ladies of
the Hebrew Memorial Association will deco
rate the soldiers graves in the Jewish ceme-
terry. on Shockoe Hill near the almshouse,
tomorrow, and will be grateful to all who
will aid them or send floral offerings for the
worthy cause. :-# +.
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|. PROFESSOR LAUBE's MAY BALL AND CELE-
BRATIoN will take place TUESDAY, May 21st
Tickets can be had at WAITS. No tickets sold al
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, IL "a. AZ. one mile east OF
,he city, on the Williamsburg turnpike, house
hosd furniture, horse, carriage, harDess, &c.
JNO. E.-LAUGHTON, JR, 10 A. M., household
FURNITURE, peny phaeton, and harness. AZ;
RICHARDSON e CO., r. NJ, two new brick
dwellings on the west side Of Sixth street beyond
Leigh. 5s s. ss,,s 800, "A so 81. M
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.CROCRERY. GLAsswARE. DC.

YXTALNUT DINING-ROOM REFRIGE-
w .RATORS. and all other sly les, just received !;
MATER;G00LERS, FREEzERS, Rec M W.. WikEaCOv- ~. 20
bic goods a new lot OF CHlLDREN'S CAR
RlAGES, CHAMBER SETS, &c; If ,yon want wan to
, mY9 ~ s17 Broad anff009 Main street. K
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The Hastings Court.-The May term Of
this court commenced yesterday. No busi-
ness OF importance was considered, and the
court adjourned over until to-day.
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Mayors Court.-Several parties were ar
raigned before Mayor Clarke yesterday for
fighting, were tined, reprimauded, and dis
chorpnd
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POCKET PICKED AT "a BAPTIzING.-On
Sunday Lizzie johnson, while witnessing
the baptizing Ia the river, had her pocket
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Basel match game Of baseball
will be played to-day between the Nationals.
OF Washington, D. c., and the Atlantics, Of
this city, at the grounds head OF Marshal
street, and tomorrow o match will be
played between the Nationals and the Rich.
monde l.ss
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NEcK-WEAR, HOSIERY, and GLOVES.
i. E: SPENCE & Son.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
AMUSEMENTS.

GRAND MATCH GAME OF. BASE
VI Rail-, at enclosed grounds head Of Marshall
street TUESDAY, May 21st, NATIONAL, OF Wash
ington, ID. c.. pS. ATLANTIC, of Richmond. WE'D
NESDhY, May 22d, NATIONAL pS. RICHMOND.
Seats have been erected for the accommodafion or
the public. - my 21-2t
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q LAUBE's MAY BALI.Pr rofessor Lanbe's
closing entertainment takes place tonight
at LEWIS Hall, twill be an occasion Of
rare enjoyment. Professor Laube's May
balls are always frst-class affairs, and this
one promises to eclipse all previous efforts.
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THE "STERLINGn COLLAR. Newest and bes
Collar. Call and examine them.
E. B. SPENCE C Son.
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TRY THE PATENT SHORTHAND COLLARS.
just out and very stylish.
T. 3. SPENCE & SON
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GAUzE UNDERsHIE FIFTY CENTS each.
L. Z. SPENCE & SON.
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GOOD CASHMERE SUIT, TEN DOLLARS.
e. B. SPENCE s. Son.
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nOoHs. STATIONERY. .Ic. ,

TUCKERS COMMENTARIES Laws
Il OF yir&nia, fuckers Pleading, fuckers Black.
stone and Notes TO Blackstone, fuckers Co9stitu-
tional Law, Sands's Suit in Equity, Tate's Index,
Robinson's Forms, Robinscn's New and Old Prac-.
ttce, Lomax on Executors and Digest Of Real Pro
perty, Minors SYNOPSIS of Criminal LAW, Mat
theW,s Digest OF the Civil and Criminal LAWS, Re-
ports OF the RevisorS OF the Code the Reports, and
all the othsr old and new Virginia books. -
All NEW BOOKS OF value ara for sale as soon as
published. t7s8s RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
= my l3-d&w 1302.l304 Main street.
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EXCURSION.
GRAND EXCURSION t' r. T2S sI
NEW STEAMER ARIEL, CAPTAIN MAYO,


VI -Hs. ON THE
NEW STEAMER ARIEL, CAPTAIN MAYO,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF .. - = $ -
TIE LEIGH-STREET AND SIDNEY BAPTIST
CHURCHES.
A grand excursion TO Old Point Norfolk ,ana
Ports mouth, on 29th Nav, S7S, the Day on whlcn
The BAPTIST General Association meets IN Ports
mouth. Delegates passing through and from Rich
l:iond can leave Richmond at z 4. NJ, May 29tn,
and arrive in Portsmouth ut Az r. NJ ,..7
Round trip, S2.25. Tickets good for eight days.
Children under i've years, free, and under Twelve
half price. ci rtrp
DAY June LIST, and MONDAY, June 3D..
The hotels have agreed to entertain visitors ai tne
following prices: ktlantic, Norfolk: SO per day;
Purcell Norfolk. $3.50 per day; Goode House. NOT,
folk II 25 per day; Centennial, Ports mouth, sl.5O
1' ner iay; American, Portsmouth. $3.50. Parties
leaving rhelr orders at A. W. CARRIERS, SIG MAIN
street will be called for and taken to the steamer
25c. Der head; baggage called for and checked at
residences. Tickets can be had Of RSland q CO..
Hundiey, r. H Elicit, a. w. CARRIER and also OF the
committee: Rev. Harvey Hatcher. Jackson lI, Iur
Din, George w. Smiiher, James Tignor, A. L Phh- IN
| lips, and w. A. o. Cole. my 2l,23,2o,27&ze
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EXCURSION. SEASON OPENED.-The fast anu
snlendid steamer ARIEL Is now ready for charter
TO churches lodges military or other organizauons
Apply at compans's Office, ,903 Main street. ":
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ARGosY SUsPENpERs.
E. B. SPENCE 6 Son.
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The Marine Band, Of Wash
ington, which accompanies the Washington
Commanders to: this city, will give 9 con-
cart ON the Square to-day at 10 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-21

DIR. GEORGE 3. STEEL, having returned to the
city, may be found at his office, No. 723 Main
street, daily, during business hours.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR eTo-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, falling barometer, In
creasing southerly winds, and threatening
and rainy weather, followed on TUESDAY by
rising barometer and westerly or northwest
winds and warmer, clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States, falling
and stationary followed by rising barometer,
and southerly winds reering to westerly,
and slightly warmer and clear or partly
cloudy weather will prevail, excepting coast
rains to-nlght.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape Look
ont, Cape Hatteras, Kitty Hawk, Cape Hem
ry, Lewes, Cape May, Aeiantic City. Barne-
gat, Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven.
New London, Newport, Woods Hole, Bos-
ton, Thatcher's Island, and Eastport.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
rainy during the forenoon, but clear and
pleasant in the afternoon and at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, 60;
8 A. NJ, 64; noon, 73; 8 P. M., 73; 6P.
~, 76: midnight, 72.
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NoBBY STYLES OF NEcE-WEAR. All the atcs
novelties. f. 3. SPENCE & SON.
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Scribner's MONTHLY ST. Nicholas, and
Lesiie's Popular Monthly received from
ElIyson a. Yancey, 1112 Main street.
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DRY GOOp2.
nyTiTEMENT On BROAD STREET.
n AREyoLUjIoN NDECIDEnnN.
aHARD TIMES" PROVIDED FOR
At G@sl
COURTNEY & POWEIL'S
429 BROAD STREET.

E4 . A i I
Ne have determined. from this date to make de-
cSei change In orr business and wish 10 ask she al
fcntien and support Of the public generally. We
have long believed that the great need Id Richmond
,her Goods FOR CASH ONLY az The smallest pos
eihJe nrott thereby giving the people rs much for
Iheir money as they could ger anywhere in the
world. We have resolved that we WIT occupy thss
;ronnrtant pysition ia this city. We are satisfied
,haf This system viii result In as great benefit 10
nurcAaSers is TO ourselves.
Now. ladies. ir ven will como mp 10 our help and
asSs. in our Efforts TO cater TO your interests we
every ay the greest bargains ever offered In THIS
civ. We iayile attention 70 she following:
ASDsoSGc9TGHSsINi f,0T GoTT9Ms Faff3S S3s o.
WAMSUTTa COTTON, dlc.:
ENGLISH CAMBRlCS, exc;
RICE CAMBRICS, &c:
WiGaNS-StiG aud Soft-Tinisbea-1oc.;
BLEtCHED r. and BR0WN sHEETiNGs a. whole
r.AGK GRoS-GRAIN SILK, 75c. worthsI:
BLACK 0S-GRAtN SILK, 81 worth sl.o0;
RLACK-GRoS-GRAINS SIIE, s1.50 worth So;
BLACK GROS-GRAiNSILS, sI.S5 worth $3.50;
COIoRED STRIPED SILKS. 75, S5c., and 81;
PLAIN COLORED SILKS, ST;
SLACK GRENADINES reduced twenty-five per
woSRsST;ED Ss1;ED DRESS GOODS from l5e. per yard
Gok1ho Gssaas in Pu & Eli So &c., and
Pretty CALICoEs.4 4 and Sc;
Best CALlCOES. GSc.:
Real ENGLISH HALF-H0SE, csc. pair;
LADIES' FANCY HOSE from l2Sc. up; :.
Other attractions too numerous 10 mention here.
Call and see !or Yourselves: ,
429 Broad street,
my2l between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT
Il COMFORT, VA.-Situated within 100 yards
pacty for 600 guests. LAS all modern improve
-ments, elevator, gas and electric AAells in every
Six daily mails and telegraph office. Fifteen TO
twenty frst-class steamers land daily teNccpt sun
tlay) $50 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
for tourists aud hrath-seeker5 during the winter.
Fire-escapes only fifty feet apart on every floor SUI
perjor beach for bathing at door-sHSbs, and good
from May until November. Boating, fishing, and
driving especially attractive Send for circular de-
scribing hygienic advantages.
TERMS 50 to $3.50 per day, according to loca-
tion OF and number in room. length Of stay. &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS,
an 15-thu31 Proprietor.
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VHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i VIRGINIA MUTUAL PROTECTION ASSo-
office of the Association, No. 26 north Ninth street,
on TUESDAY, 21st instant, at O'clock p. M.
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CIGARS, all qualities, at low prices. WALTES
n. BLAIR 6 CO., 90a Main street.
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LIME, cEMENT. AND pa4AsTEk.

# EES PREPARED AGRICULTURAL
II LIME FOR TOBACCO AND CohN.s -
Ii you wish i good crop OF wheat nse LEE,s
PREPARED GRICUI.TURALmLlME on your
tobacco and corn. It will pay we'll on the ioo2cco
and corn, and douby pay on the wheat crop foilow-
ing. Price oaly sl2 per ton. sIEr, $
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w ARM SPRINGS.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,

Is now open for the reception of pleasure-seekers
and invaids.
This lovely place Is situated In the beautiful VAL
ley of the French Broad, within eight miles OF
railroad
We have 4 fine band of music, attentive servants,
and all other accommodationS.to be found at first
class waterlng-piace.
rparticuiars apply for descriptive pamphlet.
w. Ii. HOWERTON,
my ll-om Proprietor.
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paoPEsson LAUpE's MAY BALL: AND CELE-
RRATIoS will take place TUESDAY, May 21st'
Tickets can be had at Wyatts. Notckets sold AZ Inc
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CLAaEr and o.her WINES and LIQUORS at low
prices. WALTER D. BLAIR s. CO., BUS maih
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WARM SPRINGS,
w RATH C(

WTARM SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
are now open. They are fifteen miles from Mill.
boro' depnt, on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BATHS are warm sulpnr-water, Dinety-eght
degrees temperature-that for the ladies Is fifty
feet, id that for the gentlemen forty feet in diam
ter; both beautiful swimming pools, with flow Of
one thousand gallons per minute.
Stages and private backs from every train. Send
for pamphlets. JOHN L. EUBANK,
M 1E-2m prooriatnr
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TEAs-fresil arrival-Yery cheap. WALTER d.
BLAIR s. Co., eos Main street.
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BULLETIN OF BARGAINS
JUST RECEIVED AT

JULIUS MEYERS, 6O3 BROAD STREET,
FROM RECENT NEW YORK AUCTIONS.
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SUMMER RESORT. =.

SUMM FIX 8ESeDKTs.
pAWLEY SPRINGS ..s
AZ 1000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-wATER-
NEAR HARRISONBURG, VA
Capacity: Three large hotels, with accommodai ions
JUNE 18TH. tagss.G.,-s. 5I sE.-s--7 -
RATES: $3.50 per day; $3.50 per week; $40
per month. For further particulars address
& DIR. w. D. HOPKINS,
8 mY2l-eodlSE Harrtsonburg, Va.
HOUSE.
This delightful SUMMER RESORT, situated on
the top OF the Blue Ridge Mountains, Will be open
for visitors the lST OF JUNE. For terms address
the proprietors. MAYS & SHELTON.
my 1S-S&Tu6tx Alton Depot. Va.
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AyEEILL CHEMICAL PAINT, ready y-mixed ior use
Durable, beautiful, and economical. Surpasses all
others, For Gale by r. w. POWERS Goa
- -. - Agents for the Company.
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THE CARNIyAL.-There was a large au-
dience present at the Theatre last evefing @
to witness the tabieauX and statuary which
inaugurated the opening of the Carnival
given in behalf Of the nuns OF Monte Maria
Convent. The. entire entertainment was
we'll conceived and beautifully carried out
under the excellent management Of Mr..
Charles Caughey, of Baltimore. Indeed,
the acknowledged excellence OF the tableaux
Ga species OF entertainment usually boring
to an audience) deserves more than pass
ing notice, and received unqualified praise
from all Who witnessed them.
Voelker's orchestra added no little to the
pleasure Of the evening by their enliveDing
music.
This evening the Carnival and Bazaar
proper will be opened, when Professor Pc
ter's celebrated orchestra will give prone
made concert. s a'
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HARDoZo, FOURQUREAN &, co.
are daily receiving
NEW sPRfMG GOODS

OF every description, which they assure the public
they will sell cheap as goods can be bought in this
or The New York markets. Every novelty, as IL ap-
their customers. s.- rsa uuE.t.@tt>'h4 ap23
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E0R SALE.-THREE SEC <eask
II 0EIIHASD COAL, WOOD, II 81
BRICK, and dsASD-GARTS sor sale Ha9
cheap. WI. g.. PIEEtIER,
my Ie-3t 82S MHaR, near Ninth.
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THE WAsHrNGroE KNIGHTS TEnpLAR N
RICHMOND. w Washington Command derry, No.
!. knights Templar, LETT their city at d
O'Clock last evening and arrived here on an
excursion. and visit at quarter TO II o'clock
ut night. "a committee of Richmond
knights met them at Ashland and assured
them OF cordial welcome herc.3 Both
Richmond Communicates, in fatigue dress,
met them at the upper end OF Broad street,
where they We're landed, and escorted them
to the Exchange Hotel, where refreshments
were served, and the tired.out ones sooa
sought peace and repose in slumber. 50 .
The officers Of Washington Commandery
are: Robert Boyd, eminent commander;
w. y. Stevenson, generalissimo and W. e..
Moore, captain-general. They bring about
eighty men, twenty-five members OF the
Marine band, and about one hundred excur-
sionists, including some twenty-five or thir-
ety ladies. Past Eminent Commanders Da-
Wis, OF Washington, No. l.; Kelly and Lar
ner, OF De Molay; Ball, Of Columbia, No. q;
and Generalisstmo Parker, of Columbia, ac-
company them.
The visiting Knights are nearly all citi-
ZenS and businessmen OF Washington.
They are Q fne-looking body OF men, and
arc well-drilled, as will be readily under
W
is the Captain-G General.
They will stay with us to-day and until
tomorrow evening, and Will no doubt re-
ceiye q cordial welcome from all members
OF the Masonic fraternity and citizens gen.
erally.e
The members OF the band look grand and
gay in their red coats and blue pants. AS
musicians, they rank high.
The programme for to. day is as follows:
Sir Knights OF both Richmond Command
cries will assemble at st. Adams Hall at 81
O'Clock P. NJ, in full dress OF Tempiar on
foot, for the purpose of escorting visiting
Sir Knights Of Washington Gommandery,
No. /, to Monroe Park for dress-parade.
The line Of march will be from the Ex-
change Hotel to Thirteenth street, thence to
Main, thence. to Ninth, thence to Grace,
thence to Fifth, thence to Main, thence to
Third, thence to Franklin, and thence to
Monroe Park.
After dress-parade OF the three command
cries there will be music by the celebrated
United States Marine band accompanying
the visiting commandery. 90
The line of march returning wifYb down
Franklin street to Adams, thence along.Ad-
ans to Grace, thence to Third, thence to
Broad, thence to Seventh, thence to Mar.
shall, thence to Twelfth, and thence back
to the Exchange Hotel.
The Richmond communicates will assem-
BILE at st. Adams Hall at O'Clock P. NJ,
in full dress Of Templar on foot, for re-
ception and entertainment OF visiting Sir
Knights.
The Committees of Arrangements and
and Escort will assemble at St. Alban's
Hall at s. O'Clock P. NJ. to act as escort to
Washington Commandery from their quar-
ters at Exchange Hotel to the reception at
st. Adams Hall.
His Honor the Mayor, Sir W. C. CARING
ton, will deliver the welcome address at the
reception.
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REMSANTs OF BLACK GRENADINES
and other Dress Goods at extremely low prices.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE.-Haying qualified as admins
IN traitor Of JAMES II. BBTLER, deceased, all
persons indebted 10 his estate are requested TO make
speedy payment. Those having claims against The
settlement, as II is desired 10 wind up the estate as
soon as possible. Is JOHN II. HALL,
my21-3t AdmitfBlrat0r.
OFFICE OF HARRISON & BCRwELL,}
& st.ps9Gs ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
h persons Indebted TO the estate Of X. E. ARM
STRONG, deceased, are noifed to make prompt
payment 10 me-; and all creditors 70 present their
clains, duly verified. &S5 ~ i,}s 4 III
GEokGE b. HARRISON. Administrator,
my 2i-3t y,t 1000 Main street.
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and supplying your wants with goods In their Iina
They keep large and well-sclected STOCK, which
obyiates the necessity OF shopping around; you
thereby save time. Their prices are always the
lowest ;;you thereby save money.
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LEVY BROTHERS

.sEt-esa LEyT BROTHERS
have lust received another large stsck OF
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Of every description, and 49, .i.,..5 ~: /
Iysl TRIMMING SILKS &s.: : - I
~ a'.a =. in all OF the new shades.