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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Notice. Neither


NOtire.-Neifher the captain. owners nor
Undersigned agents Of the British steamship
bBEHON. Campbell master from Liverpool
Will he responsible for any debts contracted bv
the crew of said vessel
dain a. nFCAN l. IN
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WANTED A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
~ able middle aged woman to nurse a Young
In a lest Of references given. Inquire At ca
'aut9i street, dec 1t
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WANIED, BY TWO GERMAN GfRLs. SIT
p, nations to do homework and cooking
llHase call at % Sixth street hei yvaan tnurei
and AnnunCiation rtranis daa II
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The W"nan's Christian Union VIII
meet every SATURDAY Mt D. M. At The
tarondelet Street Methodist Church
MRS. J. J. LYONS. President
Mrs ". ). iooP Secretary. dos If
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soetat'on Army of Tennessee New Orleans
peeember =. 1873 The regular monthly meet
Ing 81 this association will ba held On I'll En-
pay EVENING, December 10. at o'clock al
Mechanics Institute Punctual attendance is
requested.
BY order. JAMES LINGAN. President
>, ". toiDING, Rang Rnoratary. tlnR 1T
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Notice Il hereby s,ven to all whom u

may concern that al UNREDEEMED
PLEDGES, whereon back interest is due. will
be offered for sale at public auction on MON
DAY, sixteenth instant.
A. TEETART
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O."ce -. bernard Goal Company, No.
% Catondelat street New Orleans November II.
ls's-From and after this date neither the own
Tor any debts contracted by the crew of the
steam tug IDA.
W. $. CAMPBELL,
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The Pe0ple's Rank Of New Orleans.
New Orleans December 6, 1s7s-The stonkbod
ers ~ this bank are notified that the annual
election, according to article % of the charter.
Tor nine direetnrs, to serve during the ensuing
year, Will 30 held ut the banking house on
MONDAY, tho six'eenth instant, between the
hours 81 10 a. m. and 2 .. M.
der lot LANDRY Casbior
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Special Malice - Bayou sara ana aaas,
Shippers The Monday packet u J. Gay. de
layed IN arrival will leave to-day. TUESDAY
tenth December at IL u.
dein n JaNNEY & WORN Agepts
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wAnTEn-KRwALss.
Cooks. Nurses. chs n, bsvpselNs, gts.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
~ situation as first nlnss cook 10 a private
,atnIly Refer enees given II required Address
th Josephine street de9 IT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-12
MANCMEsTER AND VICINITY.

Institution of the Rebekah Lodge.-Tbe
new lodge OF Rebekah-the only one in the
Statc-was instituted with imposing cere-
monies last night at Odd-Fellows' Hall by
Past Grand Master Hugh Latham, P. G. r.;
Grand Representative James B. Blanks, P.
G. NJ; Grand Chaplain Waters. and other
grand officers.
After the institution, the lodge, with their
invited guests, partook Of one of the finest
collations ever spread in Manchester. The
lateness Of the hour at which this Is written
Q2 O'Clock midnight) prevents such an ex-
tended notice as the occasion demands. The
banquet was still in progress. There were
present about one hundred and twenty-five
persons, one third OF whom are ladies. There
are many grand representatives present,
and the scene is brilliant, and the aappiest
one in the history OF Odd-Fellowship in the
State. The ladies entered upon the work
with the spirit OF veterans, and glorious
future is predicted for the lodge. In JUS
tice to the grand event. which this but
feebly mentions, the reporter takes the
liberty OF saying, to be continued in our
poyt
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Thomas BalE1er has re-
signed his position as tenor in the Monu-
mental Church choir, and Mr.. John D. Red
ford has been appointed in his place.
Mr.. Thomas r. Doutney, the young Anne
rican temperance lecturer now in this city,
is the author of the words Of the new song
and chorus "L Wandered Far Abroad" !"
which we have received from Mr.. Henry G.
Wyatt. The music IS by Fred. Linden.
Among the representatives to the Grand
Lodge, Independent Order OF Odd-Fellows,
which adjourned yesterday, were the fol-
lowing from Petersburg: Past Grand Mas
ter j. B. Blanks and Past Grands James NJ.
Leath, A. j. Clements, and Julius Helen1-
brecht, OF Monroe Lodge; and Past Grand
Master e. B. Branch and Past Grands w.
Il. Parham, J. Walter Brunette, and A. w.
Archer, OF AppomattoK Lodge.
Governor Holiday, Colonel Taylor, Hon.
Lewis e. Harvie, and DR.. L. r. Dickinson,
have returned from HWestover." The
meeting of the Executive Committee OF the
State Agricultural Society will adjourn to-
day.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco Ex-
change Yesterday were j. NJ. Rodes, Albe-
marie; Judge Roger Gregory, King Will.
lian; A. ii. Sheffield, D. w. Spencer, Hen
ry; W. r. Michaux, PoWhatan; John D.
Hobson. Goochland; Dewitt Maxey, Buck.
ingham; G. w. .Mosby, Nelson; Clifford
Cabeil, Philadelphia; g. W Coleman, Han.
over; j. T.. Patrick, Charlotte, N. c.; and
u. p. Jones, Greensboro, d. G.
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4 Celebrated (Hard) CaSe.-There is at
this time only one prisoner in the Jail OF
Chesterfield Courthouse besides Rock and
Hardin, sent at the April term OF the court.
That one is Peter Jamison, OF Manchester,
or at least formerly OF Manchester Jami-
son was sent to the poor-house just before
Manchester was cut Oft from the county,
aud the question Of who should rsiutan
him was the occasion 0i suit between city
and county almost as memorable as that OF
Jaryndyce Us. Jaryndyce, or Burdell Us.
Pickwick. 1t cost enough to pension Peter
for his natural life, and was finally settled
by arbitrators flom Richmond and Peters
burg.
Peter has on several occasions assaulted
his fellow-paupers, but is generally inoffen-
sive. His present Incarceration is thus ac-
counted for. He is too violent and dam
gerous to be kept at the poor-house. the au-
thorities refuse to receive him in the insane
asylum, and as there is no legal warrant or
excuse for his instant execution he is CON-
PEELED to be kept in Jail pro bono pubtico.
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BRIEF Local ITEMS. The sales OF loose
tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse yesterday
were 6, 400 pounds; highest price paid, 81.
The highest price paid for tobacco on
'Change yesterday was S17.50, by Var
brough & Son.
Yesterday was grand opening day with
a number OF our miliiners, and some lovely
things in bonnets and hats were displayed.
The Gallego Mills have resumed the manu-
facture Of -four on an extensive scale.
Mr.. Doutney is trying to get up corner
In blue ribbon. but some people insist on
wearing the red around the eyes and nose.
Thererenue collections yesterday amount
ed to $8,250.40.
An attempt was made to enter the milli-
nery-store of Miss Mary A. White, No.
1719 Main street, Wednesday night. There
seems, to be an organized gang of burglars
on the war-path.
The pupils OF St. Joseph's Academy are
arranging for two entertainments to be
shortly given at Cathedral Hall.
Richmond will enjoy the singing OF the
best prima donnas in America May 1st.
The city contractor is repairing the gut
terring along Franklin street near Seven
teenth.
Meeti2gs were held last night by Metro
politan Lodge F. a. NJ. and Excelsior En-
campment I. O. 0. T.
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Police CoURT.-Justiee White disposed
OF the following cases Yesterday:
Ben. Lacy and John Thomas were COM
mitted to Jail for sixty days in default OF
security in the sum Of S1D0 for trespass on
the premises of DR.. VIII. Davis.
John Brown, charged with vagrancy, was
ordered to leave the city Immediately.
A. 81. Robins was fined $40 and costs for
assaulting and beating Luther Nicholas.
John Reardon was fined 81 for keeping
an unlicensed dog on his premises.
W. B. Lilly was fined 81 for obstructing
Pine street with wagon and horse on
April 9Th.
Ann Lewis was fined $3.50 for disorderly
conduct.
George Cary was fined 81 for the same
offence.
A number OF milkmen and butchers were
arraigned on the charge OF running their
wagons without license. They were dis
charged and ordered to procure licenses at
once.
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The Man chester Delegation.-The Man
chester Odd-Fellows are represented in the
Odd-Fellows' Widows and Orphans Relief
Association of Virginia by Thomas W..
Bass, Of Stuart Lodge, vice-president, and
in the directory by Thomas w. Gentry,
Henderson Lodge; Charles NJ. Amos, Stu
ART. Lodge; and P. w. Hutchings, Jackson
Lodge. Each OF the above Lodges have
five representatives among the charter
members, which consists of an equal num-
ber from all the Richmond and Manchester
LodgeS-ten in all.
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Personal. was received yes.
terday Of the sudden and serious illness OF
Mr.. James Nj. Moes at bis residence, in
Manchester district. Mr.. Moles was for
many years a resident OF this city, and a
member OF the Council from the Third
Ward.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson, a we'll known citizen
Of the Third Ward, is quite i'll at his resi-
dence on Hull street, above Fourteenth.
Rev. DR.. d. B. Winfree is still confined to
his room by sickness.
j. V. Reddy, Esq, OF Richmond. was in
the city yesterday OH professional business.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Von Hof-
man as. Russell. From the Corporation
Court OF Alexandria. Affirmed, Judge
Moncure delivering the opinion OF the
Court.
Carter. Us. Dulaney and ais. From the
Circuit Court of Fauquier county. Affirm
ed, Judge Christian delivering the opinion
Of the Court.
Mountcastle Us. Gregg. From the Cir
cuit Court of the city of Richmond. Re-
versed, Judge Anderson delivering the
opinion OF the Court.
Hannah's administrators Us. Hannah,
&c. From the Circuit Court OF Halifax
county. Reversed, Judge Staples deliver
ing the opinion Of the Court.
Bank OF Greensboro Us. Chambers. From
the Circuit Court of the town OF Danville.
Affirmed, Judge Burlss delivering the
opinion Of the Court.
Benson Us. Humphreys. Appeal allowed
from the decree of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county.
Stearns and ais Us. Beckham. Rehearing
granted upon the appellants petition.
Page Us. Clopton Gudge). Upon petit
tion for mandamus. Rule niSi awarded,
returnable the 18th instant.
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The TAX on CoUPoNs.-It was expected
that this case would be argued in the Court
of Appeals on yesterday, but the Court
being in the midst Of the argument in the
case Of Noble Us. The city OF Richmond,
the case had to 20 over until to-day.
The State officers who collect the revenue
are very greatly embarrassed in making
their collections while this case is undecided,
most Of the taxpayers claiming the right,
under the recent decision, to pay in coupons
at their face-value.
In view CT the general embarrassment it is
expected that the Court will take the case
up and decide it at once.
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q BEFORE UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
The following parties were before the
United States Commissioner yesterday for
violation OF United States laws:
Frank a. Hull, charged with passing
counterfeit money, was acquitted, the eyi-.
dence not being sufficient to sustain the
charge. . 45.. 5, Z
George Warren, Tor selling liquor with
out q license, was seut on to the United
States grand Jury. Allowed bail tn the sum
OF $500 for his appearance.
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Heard from, Again.-Some years ago
negro calling himself DR.. George Thomas,
"the iron man," who changed the location
of his heart, bent iron bars over his mus
Gle, and performed other wonderful feats,
gave several exhibitions in Manchester. de
has been heard from again, and IS in the
Jail OF Charlotte, N. c., for assault on
colored woman. This sad fate has over
taken the Doctor in Petersburg, and 10 iact
in every town where there was 1all tnat
he has visited since leaving this city. ne Is
evide ntly fraud OF the first water.
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CIRc6s HORSES ON TARE.-Tgo horses
attached to one OF O'Brien's circus wagons
took fright on Capitol street and ran of
down Governor street yesterday morning.
As the runaways got opposite to Mr. Oscar
Cranz's store. the pole broke, the front
wheels turned short around, snd the wagon
was upset, catching the driver underneath.
The horses became detached, and kept on:
at rapid rate down the street. and would
have gone into the Richmond Banking and
Inaurance Company s office, corner Of Thir-
teenth aud Main streets, bnt for the pele
striking the facing OF the door, which pre-
vented them. The wagon was s'not mate
rally damaged.
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MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF THE CHAM
BER OF COMlERCE.-A regular monthly
meeting OF the directors Of the Chamber OF
Commerce was held yesterday evening at
54 o'clock. Present: e. Q. N6lting, Esq,
president, and MeSsrs. r. E. Blankenship,
Charles D. Hill, Lewis D. CrenshaW, A. L..
Elicit, Thomas NJ. Logan, L. Levy, j. p.
Rogers, j. 6. SPOTS, r. I'll. Whitlock, and
Charles y. Williams.
The following resolution was offered by
Mr.. Elicit:
Resolved, That the Finance Committee
be instructed to look into the matter OF the
United States tax law upon bank deposits,
and prepare memorial addressed to the
representatives in Congress from Virginia
with the view Of having said tax law re-
pealed
Adopted.
Mr.. Rogers presented communication
opposing the discriminating tariff on sugars.
Mr.. Rogers's resolution contemplates
uniform tariff, on sugars Of g cents per
pound.
The Board endorsed the communication,
and requested our representatives to vote
in favor OF the tariff, as proposed in the
communication.
Mr.. Hill, from the Committee on Com
merce, presented the tariff OF rates for
storage. commissions on sales, &c.
Pending the consideration OF which the
Chamber adjourned, to meet next Tuesday
at 5 O'Clock, for the purpose OF acting on the
report of the committee.
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3 UNCLAIMED LETTERS. Letters and postals
addressed as follows remain unclaimed in
the Richmond post-office: r. t. Adams,
DIR. a.. Allen, Mrs. 81. Acheson, c. 81. Al
mond, Land Bill Allen, 3. Adams, Mrs. Dr..
G. Archer. F. Fl. August, j. III. Baker, c..
NJ. Barrett, Mrs. N. Blunt, N. S. Black.
Cynthia Blair, Charles Brandt, Mary 'Brax-
ton. Also. small packages for Harvey c..
Hatch, j. B. Williams, and Fl. b. Dickin-
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy or clear. with occasional light show
ers. at night it was threatening and cooler.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. M., SIS;
A. NJ, GA; noon, rs; p. M.. IS; 6 z.
H., 70: midnight, SO.
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RELIABLE EsTABLrsHMEgr.-The first step TO
be taken when you wish to make purchases Is 70 hha
out q reliable house. and one thatis always up 10 tne
LINES In It's stY es and fashions.
Toall In need of Shoes, Boots, CATERS or Shppers
we heartily recommend j. A. GRIGG, corner oi
Tenth and Main streets, as merchant OF st.'ee ih-
te.rIv and one who can please the most fastdious.
both In style aud price.
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Hrs LAST DAYS. IN EsfPORIA.

The Ledger concludes its account Of the
% Rev" Mr.. Bruce as follows
# A great many stories are flying about con-
cerning the doings Of (whats hfs name p
while he was here, but there is nothing a,l-
thentic. As to the society for whom he
has been preaching, we have only TO
say that nobody connected with it are
to blame. :. Bruce - came here with
plausible story and forged papers
such as lie had used successfully in q
dozen cities, and with which be had de-
ceiyed societies much larger and more care
fully. guarded, perhaps, than this pastorless
church in :Emporia, and was granted per-
mission to preach here for a few Sabbaths.
His ardent admirers outside OF the church
membership earnestly importuned that he
be permanently engaged as the pastor, but
the Church had been corresponding with
another man, and no steps were taken to-
wards calling the sgay deceiyer.O He left
last week. but whittier he went nobody
knows,
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IFor the Disnatch. /

The "Looker-On" means no reflections
on the principal or teachers OF Bethel school,
but only to reflect on any such performances
as they had in all the schools last June.
Bethel school was the only one he attended,
so of course he singled it out. As regards
the principal and teachers Of that school ]
think they are as good as any, il not the
best. A LO0KER-OE.
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Biooded Stock.-There was fine eXhl-
bition of Chesterfeld-raised blooded stock
OIL the Holly Springs farm OF Major Joseph
Walker yesterday. There was large ut.
tendance from this city, Richmond, and
vicinity. The speed and appearance OF the
horses was favorably commented on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-12

LADY CAKE.-Take three quarters OF cup Oh
butter. beaten TO a cream, add two cups OF white
sugar, one cup Of sweet milk, four eggs beaten sn
and three cups Of -four. with two teaspoonfuls OF
pooLEY,s YEAST POWDER mixed with the topr
dry, and passed through sieve.
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Death of q Prominent C0izen.-The
news Of the death OF Mr.. George c. GreSo-
ry was received with much regret in this
city, where the deceased was highly esteem
ed. TIE sad event occurred last Friday
night at his residence in Bermuda district,
after long and painful illness, at the age
OF fifty-Gve. Mr.. Gregory was buried with
Masonic rites by Chester Lodge F. A. NJ,
Of which lodge be was an honored men,
bpr
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD-FELL0wS-
ELECTION OF ADJOURNMENT
The Grand Lodge resumed its session yes
terday morning at the regular hour. The
appeal-case from Lynchburg Lodge was
dropped for the present.
The following is list Of the grand officers
elected for the ensuing term:
R.W. G. NJ, Z. j. Talbot, Of Danville !;
Z. w. D. G. NJ. john A. English, OF Frede-
ricksburg; r. w. CIV, Joel @. White, of
Norfolk; r. w. G. s., T. Wiley Davis, Of
Richmond; 3. w. q. IT,, John w. Fergus
son, of Richmond; Il. w. G. c., j. FL. Wa
tiers, Of Staunton; r. W. G.. Representative
80 Grand Lodge Of United States, A. &.
Courtney, OF Richmond.
The following offices will be Glied by ap-
pointment this evening: Worthy Grand
Marshal. Worthy Grand Conductor, Wor-
thy Grand Guardian, Worthy Grand Herald
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alarm of Fire.-The alarm OF fire yester-
day evening was caused by the burning OF
q chimney on Decatur street near Ninth.
The Alert Hook -and-Ladder were promptly
on hand
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-12

OperationS Commercially work OF
making bricks has commenced at the yard
OF Messrs. Davis & Ragland, on the corner
of Eighth and McDonough streets. Mr.. T..
b. Dunssord, one OF the oldest managers in
the business, has charge Of the yard.
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SPECIAL. MONDAY TRIPS OF THE ARIEL.-
These trips have proved 80 attractive that
the Virginia Steamboat Company has de.
eided to make them every Monday until
further notice. The tickets include the
round trip by the steamer Ariel and board
and lodging at the Atlantic and Purcell
Hotels, in Norfolk.
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The Courts.-The County Court has ad-
iourned after an unimportant session.
The April term Of the Hastings Court
will commence Monday.
The Senior Justice will hold court this
morning for the trial or civil warrants.
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The Reuirais.-The meetings at the
Methodist and colored Baptist church con-
tinue unabated in interest ana Wlthout
Giminution in attendance. AT the nrst
named Rev. DR.. Rosser breaches tonight.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS ut the LEE GAL
LERY. Same prices rs others are charging for COM
mon pictures. Have the best.
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Nor S0Lp.-The Richmond DisGllery,
near the brick.yard, and not far from the,
Chesapeake and Ohio wharyes, below Roek-
etts, offered for sale by .. Thompson Brown,
was not sold yesterday, as Has expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-12

another Official Sick.-Policeman Rich
ard c. Jones is sick with diphtheria at his
residence, on Twelfth street between Hull
and Bainbridge streets. Mr.. Jones is an
old and faithful officer, and it is hoped that
his recovery will be speedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-04-12

Special Policeman Sloorn In.-Mr.
George L. Fitzgerald has been sworn in as
n policeman during the absence from duty
by injuries of Policeman James B. Fitz-
gerald, and will make jealous and efficient
Df,nor
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY, imported directly by
us. Prices very low.
GLENwooD WIISKEY, first premium at the Vir-
ginia State Fair.
CIGARS. of all grades manufactured by US.
TEAS OF all qualities. W. d. BLAIR e Co.,
9O3 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRINTING-IIoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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CHURCH FEsTIvALs-VIsITING MILITARY
A WELCOME FOR ALL.-The ladies OF the
Second Baptist church will close their fair
this evening, on which occasion that old
and popular company the Richmond Grays,
under the command Of Captain L. j. Bos-
sieu, having accepted an invitation, will be
present in full.dress uniform, accompanied
by Kessnich's full brass band.
The ladies have still good many fancy
articles on hand, besides refreshments OF
all kinds, and will furnish dinners to-day
and suppers this evening to ell who may
attend.
at the lecture-room Of the Grace-Street
Presbyterian church the ladies are still OF
fering an unusual assortment OF useful and
ornamental articles for ladies', children's,
and infants wear. Their tables are laden
with all seasonable delicacies, including
dinners, suppers, and the best of ices and
eonfections. IL you wish to spend q really
pleasant evening, give these ladies call,
and YOU will be received with the proverbial
old Virginia hospitality.
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MAas1picEET

GENTLEMEN DESIRING GARMENTS WHEREIN
THE EXCELLENCE IS DEEMED THE CHEAPNEss:
ARE INVITED TO CALL.
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LEVY BROTHERS
CONTINUE TO ADD BARGAINS
to their stock.
THEY RECEIVE SUPPLIES BY EVERY STEAMER
FROM NEW YORK AND DY EXPRESS.
They now show large assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, and
NOTIONS.
adapted to the pI esent and approaching seasons,
all OF which will be sold at
VERY CLOSE PRICES.
They call particular attention to their stock OF
BLACK, CoLoRED. PLAID, AND STRIPED SILKS,
which are by far the Cheapest ever
offered In this city.
They also Offer some
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN WHITE GOODS.
Read their advertisements, and be sure to call ana
purchase some Of the many
TEMPTING BARGAINS MENTIONED THEREIN.