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STRIPED ORGANIZES at 15c. per yard;
STRIPED and COLORED SILKS:
HanasGr Is SI FRI IiK s fdI at Ge
BLACK and coLoKED sATISS at reduced prices
BLACK SILK at 65c.
BLACK SILK at $l-real value, $50;
Handsome quality Lyons, BLAC GROS-GRAlN
SILK at s1.25-real value, y:
500 pairs sh;e9 G E2E1T SUMNER SHIRTS at
25 dozen GENTLEMEN'S STRIPED HOSE at
csc. per pair worth Soc.
LADIES UNDERGRADUATES IN great varIc.y;
New styles CAMBRICS:
Ssy isElGs fhAGK GRE ES = Gc nor
b. cK p PURE BRILLiASTINE at 33c.-voqll
NoH BE ehsa BBR # I9f PsE YsgF =, &c.
sxira-Ine H IuBIN'S CASHMirE at 10. 10. and
and Soc: extra;ine SqgsrI@r quality a! 9oc
that viii aslonisii any one:
The largest assortment OF CASSDfEEES for Eicp
Look at our orr REG f GLiR-1ApE HOSE three pairs
All :tyiss Of FOREIGN ana DOMESTIC DRESS
All colors EoUEETTa. from ore sA!lllas to SOC.
Don't SiI e jqck a; or new
LADIES' GAUZE VESTS al 25c.-wouh be cheap
at Soc:
MATTfNGs. TABLE AMI FLOOI.-OfLr CLOTHS.
WINDOW-SlIADES. and LACE CURTAINS,
cheaper than any other ton.c IN The city;
Large assortment CT LINEN iAERlAGE-EUBE>;
COHSETS frora soc. 10 $50;
ENGLISH. GERMAN, ana AMERICAN 10.
SIERY. for ladies. misses. and Children;
Don't fail 70 look at those IL. &C. HOSE.
We have full line IN every department. Al We
ask IS call from frcnus. customers. aud the
public In general
Persons wishing samples will please send postage.
SYCLE BROTHERS. 81 | BROAD street,
my6 between Third aud Fourth streets.
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GCY- NEW STYLE GUIPURE, LINEN,
RUSSIAN. and CROCHET COLLARS and
CUFFS;
TORCfION LACES-the cheapest ever offered;
COLORED HAMBURG TRIMMINGS ut about one
half of rcgrlar9brccs;
HAMBURG EDGINGS and INSERTINGS ut 4, 5,
ca, e5;, 10, l2;s, Is. 20, csc, and up to 81 per
yar,,-all cheaper than ever before.
LEVY BROTHERS.
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
my Is r..
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q The post-oflice at Franklin Place. York
county, va, is discontinued Tor want Of a
candidate; the papers go TO CaRpahosic,
Gloucester county, Va. The tpostoffice at
Motley'a depot. Pittsylyania county, Va,
Is discontinued for, want OF q candidate:
The papers SO ITO planY1iIlle. + ifas Il
II Mr.. Med II Q. understand, bad two
policies on his life amo uatins 10 .si5s0 0O.--
Eyne9batrg a esrs,0gl II 5o3Es nj tsiislfasis
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unculttyated .Aelds. the ecclesiastical care Of
which is Underlined and unknoR1; where's
the Canonicat Conyocation would have lts
accurate geographical g metes and bounds
for every soul III ~ hose limits II would 1eel
"a degree of responsible
In coDclusionY your committed Would
state that the Views now presented are not
unaieested theories oFsuntFied expedieD!s,
but their practical value has been: fully
den, onstrated BY their working In the
neighboring Diocese Of Maryland, and all
others in which they have been tested. FROM
these and other less important eonsldera-
tiorns that might be mentioned your. COM
mittee would recommend to the Petersburg
Convection The expedieney OF applying to
our next Council, to be held In LYnehburg,
the adoption of the following canon:
The diocese Of Virginia shall pc DIVIDED
into = -+-i, Missionary enYoeatlons as lol-
lows: tS.js
i. The city Of Richmond aud the counties
OF --, known as the Richmond ConVo-
cation. Il, ,,.ts.rt.,l .atIf 81 gD.g,y
Of ,7----- :, known as the Norfolk Conyoea-
| ton. l!s5-eq... 81, I.
8. The city Of Petersburg and the coun-
Ities OF -, known as the Petersburg
ICOnFOcatloH. ~ u. = .t,:E';lo.5x ;,
| 4. The city OF Lynchburg and the coun-
ties OF ,'.- 49,, known as the Lynchburs
Conyocation. tf
s.. The city Of Alexandria and the coun-
| ties of 1-----, known as the Alexandria
Convention. MA. .s.s.
Then DanYille, Winchester, Charlottess--
vile, Gee -, I,.:? :ssl e.. -
| The above convocations shall be organ
| lied under the direction Of the Bishop, who
shall preside over them in all meetings
when present. Each Conyocation shall
have president, to be appointed annually
bv the Bishop on the nomination OF Convo-
cation. The president Of each Convention
shall perform such duties as may be as
signed by the Bishop or Convection, and
shall report to the Council through the
Bishop at each annual session the mission
airy work done in the limits of.his Convoca-
ton, and any other matter deemed peril
nent by himself. Each Convection shall
meet twice year. and shall consist Of the
clergy residing in its limits who have seats
| in the Council, and a lay COMMUNICATE
from each parish or mission, to be appoint
ed according to such rule as the Council
may prescribe. Presidents Of the conyoca-
tons shall be er-oticio members OF the Do
cesar Committee. a
CLAUD1us Il. HAMS,
ANDERSON WADE,
EDWARD VALENTINE JONES,
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os.CENT STORE.
ID ECEIEED AT THE
ao-cRST STORE.


ID ECEIVED AT THE
99-CENT STORE:
Fifty GOLD. FISH, 10 De sold IL 93c. pair or !
pair In handsome glass globe At sl.9s' or Single
Ash In globe, with terra.co,,a stand. At slsss'
These fish are very choice. none OF them be'Hs
over four inches lon3.
An elegant line OF 90 aud 2i.inch SILK rAhA-
SOILS, At sl.9s: a "drtve" IN ao-!ncs at sl''o'
also q large assortment in SILK and ScotCh
GisaukA at 99c.;
A large lot of UMBRELLAS, warranted water
proof; - ~ .s .s...
Moro Of those handsome EEwPoET-riEs-s'1e'
from g tot;
Another 10, OF those NICILE LEVER" CLochS
r. a. shes; warranted - Please CT money IT.
= tended; 80 SIC ,ss .ett r..
A large lot Of POUR-wREEL WAGONS, larger
~ i,han any before. and finished with RED riia ."
! top Of body.
L fCa,aloguss mailed free TO any address
|as W. a. STEVENS,
i,nv,e SsiIs sos Bread street.
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st. George church, Fredericksburg, was
selected as the next place Of meeting.
The report OF the Committee on the Con-
tingent Fund, asking to be continued an
other year, was read. The committee also
asked that the assessment be reduced from
81 to 75c. per capita.
This last recommendation raised consid-
cradle stir; so it was withdrawn, and the
matter dropped until next year.
In Ethe afternoon the subject OF diocesan
missions was discussed to adjournment.
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Washington city on Wednesday takes from
life most worthy and widely-respecteo
man. He recently moved from Lynchbure
to Washington city in the hope OF betterine
his worldly condition. But lived there only
brief time before his death. He came te
Lynchburg in his youth and entered The
mercantile business, in which he displayed
an energy, forecast. and probity thai
achieved fortune, made him leader IL
his fraternity, and secured for him. the higl
esteem Of every body in,,the wide district in
which he vas known. He was for some year,
president OF the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad He exerted much influence ir
public affairs, and by bis wisdom and pub
lie devotion was one Of the most useful mer
OF the State. s,;s,r,s 800! ) ss....E
No man ever passed the active period o!
his4ife with more energy in his own occu
patton or with more unselfsh. regard fol
rhe;welfare OF his country and his people;
He was remarkable for his zeal for the Ma
sonic order, in which he had worthily filled
thehighest Offices.
In social life he was distinguished for his
genial disposition and his: bountiIul and
elegant hospitality. The war left him, as SO
many thousands. of the best Of men, poor.
He dies leaving not On enemy behind him,
long to be remembered as one OF the best
andimost useful Of men. - ~
5s-.iTsslg- IT i.str - :.
PETTENGILL's ,NEWsPAPER Directory
II any doubt existed in the, journalistic or
business mind nywhere that newspaper
directery could be fabricated which would
come upto the stapd ara Of the age IN its
entire adaptation to the wants OF adYerti-
sers ard newspaper publishers, Mr. PET
TgEslLL bas dissolved it. Bis. Newspaper
Directory and Advertisers Handbook foF
1878 IS, to begin with, q marvel OF neatness
and completeness. IT contains general and
special Information OF 8,615 newspapers.
The Lists arc given by States, in geographic
cal seesions,s and by counties. There are
also iisss Of classes, ouch MS dailies, Reeklies,
monthlies, religious, agric cultural, and hor-
ticuitnra1. The book is handsomely illus-
tratsd. &, there Is no appearance Of any ei-
fort III estinaa circulations, we have this
featufe presented i'm three ways: Every
circsssation Sworn TO is printed in full face;
all 6sher eirenia Ions ri ieh are reportg are
those given ~ publ sbeTs themselves; and
I'm cases where any doubt bas existed inthe
scon1pssaT @nspd az to- the figures reported
the circulation ID ONT here are many
otheks whsciysdo not lei okt ieire nia4s 6is I'D
I ail. s:sss u II AZ ion Ds
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NJ SILKS! SILKS!!. SILKS!!!
BLACK SILKS from 60c. to So per yard;
COLORED SILKS ut all prices:
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS In great variety at
exceedingly low prices; ~rs~~se--a
SILKS for trimmings In all Of the new and desirable
shades; .-. sas~#
BLACK and COLORED sATINs;
LIGHT BLUE SATIN, "a inches wide, at S12o,
would be cheap at $3.50; ........
LINING-SILK for Grenadines and PATENT LIN
ING for Grenadines, at
.r& Is. LEVY BROTHERS.
Look ut our stock Of SHETLAND StIAWLS.
my 15 ..@..f o..
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MARRIAGES.

Married, mt the residence OF. the brides uncle In
THOMAS Il. WOOD to- Bliss IDA j.. MARTIN.
Married, ut the residence OF DR.. y. n. Bogg,1,
2713 Grace street. the 9th insfags ~ s;,S
r.. Gariick, D. DE-, QBEET A. 70 -o, =
-RUSAY. GRAVES. No cards. Ff4-sy
Married. ON the eyenipg OF The eth Instant at the
resenee or the brides parents ~ re e RsE
LYN. HINES; both Of this city. F
y. i 81 RxzzEszsaz1zzszzz 81 Sf
1880 81 IS stf DEATHS. 80 80
-1,led, In this city. at a O'Clock r MAY 70,
1878 Mr.. REBECCA KENNON MAYO, daughter
OF the iate DIR. George Il. Ksnron. - - -
The funeral will take place. on TO-DAY tErl-
day nc / q O'Clock, from St. James church. Tine
friends OF the family are invited TO attend -,
Norfolk papers will please copy. -, efL.. 4.
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NJ COD-LIVER OIL. .....
MEADE L BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY. PURE. ..u..
IMPORTED DIRECT

we have the testimony OF physicians who pre-
scribe and of patients who Ia We taken it that IT
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY ASsTM1LATED THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists, :
uo15 $40 Main street. Richmond, Va.
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M COX ANIr jog w RKiNEATLY;EXs
ID ECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING.
H0TfSE s sSt. O.
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l" CLARET. a-.. .s.ta -
Twenty-Five hogsheads of the above WINE, of my
own Importation on hand and low ready for bot
Ting. These wines are perfectly pure, not expen-
sive and very suitable for the coming hot season.
For sale by the hogshcad or in bottles by
OSCAR CRANE, Il.
an 24-eodlm No. Il Governor street,
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Mt REMNANTS OF BLACK GRENA-
DIMES ut about one fourth of their regular
prices;
REMNANTS or LAWNS very cheap;
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS Of every dcscrlD-
ton mt 20 per cent. below regular prices;
REMNANTS OF WHITE GOODS and HAM
BURG EDGINGS at LEVY BROTHERS..
Don't forget our cheap uAMEURGS. my 10
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. ne BUNTINGS! BUNTINGS
BUNTINGS!!!
BLACK BUNTINGS at 20, 25, 80, SO, and 45c.
per yard; .
COLORED BUNTINGS at 25, so, and 35c. per
yard; #--sr.t! ~" s-'@. go
FANCY BUNTINGS ut 25 and soc. per yard;
BOURETTE BUNTINGS, double width. for over
dresses, at ... LEVY BROTHERS'.
Look at our HIGH-BACK COMBS. my IS
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THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW
SPRING GOODS
..... TIIALHIMER BROTHERS,
COL BROAD STREET,
TO BE OPENED on MONDAY.
A NEW LINE OF DRESS GOODS IN ALL TIE
ILL.,. LATEST ST1 LES.
DENTELLE'S BOURETTES.
DENTEILE'Sr GRENADINES.
DAMASSE ARMURES.
.'.s JAPANESE CLOUDS.
LAWNS and FRENCH JACONETS of new designs.
Also, new line OF ..g.,f .....
TRI8IMlNG-SILKS, RIBBONS, aud BUTTONS,
no MATCH DRESS GOODS;
and fresh assortment of +. .l, 81
.Ea}.f. KID GLOVES, $685.. !45'
LACE TIES, ...#"
.- PRINTS, s. sr...E ,.s
CASSIMERES, .rE i:
4 .-.... .- AND .......
FANCY GOODS, l- a.-...
AT -.. -...... I'M =
TTIALHI3IER BROTHERS,, I'm.
my4 COL Broad street
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ne DREss-PROTECTORS at &c.;
CnILDREN'S HASsOCKS at 2Oc.;
OTTOMANS at 1925 per pair worth. s4
RUBBER DRESSlNG-COSIBS at 10 and csc
worth 25 and Soc; ".
Five pairs of good SOCKS for CSC;
Three pairs Of good STOCKINGS for 25c.;
Great bargains in HANDKERCHIEFSo of al kinds
BLACK and CARDINAL LACE SCARFS ut Sc
worth 25c. at LEVY BROTHERS..
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GGy- READY-IADE DRESSES, OVER
SKIRTS, JACKETS, BUSTERS. and ULSTERS-
another assortment just to liand, and ct popular
prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
BLACK CASTlMERES very cheap. my 10
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MT CORSETS! CORSETS
CORSETS!!!
FRENCII-WOvE CORSETS at csc. pair worth
5Oc.; ...-.
WHITE and COLORED CORSETS IN all sizes and
qualities:
-tyat LEVY BROTHERS.
MOURNING GOODS OF every description.
my15
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rIIn EplscolrA 8 . /! i
E.snty.Tnsrss q Anrssssl sssion.

FIRST DAYS MEETING al ItYKCHBuRG-
sSpfSrNa SERVICES AND COUNCIL Ser
MoslE1sT or CLERICAL. AND LAY DELE
f,ArEs lS. ATIEHIaAsSGEr -ApRoIsa1MEMp
.-oF STANDING, ConiaITTEEs-HouR s FOR S.s
MEETI.G-IsSPoR M REX on THE 1sIII y
RELATIoHsnIp OF THE CHURCH IN yIR.
aIGIA ToTHE GENERAL CHURCH, &c, &c,
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III =
constitution itself to the gradual enlarge
ment or Federal power and the reduction OF
diocesan authority to n mere shadow.
II we turn to the -, - l,..a.
HISTORY OF THE FORMATION OF THE CoNsTI-
+ t,,'' ~, TUITION, 4 ,.s.;sf Z, :,
however, it will be found that there were
conditions sine qui6aS non Of its adoption.
Among them were: :. sils3%f
b /. Adherence in all essential points to- the
doctrine OF the Church OF England. ..o,s.:2
9. The Limitation of the: exercise Of Epis-
copal powers, by law. igsf10it.. Z s! .l.!c ~
s. The effective voice OF, presbyters and
laymen 10 all legislation OF the Church, eX-
Guiding, every possible claim Of bishops to
legislate without the cooperation of both
clergy and laity. ~ .atl.
These principles, indeed, were embodied
in the constitution. They differ. however,
from other articles of the. constitution, in
the fact that their being thus embodied was
an indispensable condition OF union among
the dioceses. The constitution might in
many respects be changed, as it has from
time to time been chasged, without viola
ton Of the original compact. But the Gen
eral Convention could never abandon the
doctrine of the Church OF England or abol-
ish the checks imposed upon the exercise
,of Episcopal powers, or. recognize any
enactment, opinion; or decision OF bishops
alone, ,as;laW, without violating il .Gul {.
THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES. OF UNION
90; fllIi4MoNG THE DIOCESEs.' .5t"}.1i
r. There. is nothing to prevent the; perma-
anent endowment of the bishops Of our
Church with all the powers now exercised
by the. general and diocesan conventions.
There i5 nothing. to- prevent the removal
from 1.-The Prayer-B Book OF everything to
which q Unitarian M light obJect. /: There is
nothing to prevent the removal from the
Prayer Book Of everything to which q Ro-
mnnist might object. ii There Is nothing to
prevent majority OF the dioceses, IL so in
clined, from efecting complete revolution
In the Church, without even touching the
Prsger~Rook. Suppose the small Romani-t
zing element now saidi TO exist, mot IN the
PrayersB but In q few congregations or
the Church, should ever comeito infect the
great mass OF the Church suppose dfsei-t
pine TO be relaxed every where, rs it now is.
Fela1 lin some quarters, so that clergy and
ScolgF egutionss may fpreach and Worship
almost according to individual faney:i
10 Is conceivable that after few
generations 1.-the J'standards ois doctrines
might beTegarde led as obsoiet es es The fitiiaI
oft fhea Rfhgers Book mi gle ibeeome over
grown and etlcrrsted tbs Ses;;s
Which would after afgw years seem to many.
tf,sa gehuina ssyoKship yoft the Church. Ais
this ma 5S6ti oefVe to shSYe p!aee, stEe
Prayer Book remaining as it Is to-day. But
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. =
- Leave NewYork foot DesbrOsses and CORTLAND
NEW LINE TO BOSTON,

cry dE from ES 4 TS % 9r
FARE ONE DOLLAR
connecting boat At Ayns Point GOOD supper for SO
'''''' NoRWicH LINE
for Boston, Worcester. Portland and all points North and
New-Iondon and Norwich
Getty OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH
P t and a. ye % Gay sn s e % e
Company, NO AZ Broadway corner OF Calast Freight
inquire az Per 20 North RIVER
VNHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
%E N R aT RAE H4KE
OF TRAINS. taking effect June 3. 1873 -.
room coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
500 coanectas With fast trains 70 the Vest and soaR
west Pulmans best drawingroom sleeping coaches to But
2 m DAILY Pacific Express for the West Sleeping
natl ana Chicago without changes also hotel dining
y p, f-Emigrant train for the West
Ne%arE o sS'0t Reggc & S p s 1880
p and IL midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 9l5
FAX aRa Pa''9' ga TO- lq = m m z
sundays g. $50, 1915 M, Lap $50 p and ~ midnight
lac. s. SIS Sl5; All, $50, 3. 5'l5;e 6I5 $50 TO-
?. M and II midnight sundays O. $3.50, $40. 1915 H.,
night Sundays g. $780, 1O;i5 las $50. p and IL
warwick 7i5, l0:l5 a. N, $3.50 p. m.
H 3 S2 $40 $40 m sanay sS m
Goshen 600 $40, 800 1915 $3.50, $40 4:3O TOO D.
m. sundays, GOO $50, 1915 a m, $3.50, 700 D IN
Middetown, I45 300 i9;l a m $40. 400 200 p m
and 43O p trains connect with NewYOrK and oswegs
Port jeryis 7i5 600 lO:5 n NJ $50 500 700 p m.
sundays $40 1915 n m, O:3O and 700 p. m.
NoT-Trans leaving Chambersst on even OF mar hours
before M leave Twenty third St nee minutes earlier
than above time trains leaving ChamOersst on quarter
hours leave rwenty.thrdst thirty minutes earlier Boat
leave Twenty thrds 045 and lll5 connecting with
trains leaving Chambersst at 1000 p m, and l2OO mid
night -. 4, g.. -. ,. 4, ,,,r-,. uo. -,
sleeping coaches can De obtained snd otet OI ee
Nos 2p iOl 957 Broadway, n. Y. No. COurtst,
HroOk lyn at the Company depOts -
Express Trus the West arrive In NeWHork at 1873
D. H. JNo. r. ABBOTT general Passr gent NewYork-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
for Engewood Closer, Piermont and Nyack
700, $50 945 ~ 100 800, 400 4:l5 6:5O 93O. s5O
m Saturday nights only at 1880 sundays 300
M and $50 D. nj. 49,
m mo. ~ ABBOTT General Passr Agent New York.
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1lroposals.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL-LOCKs.
Posr. ORPIcE DEPARrMENT,

%.
WASHINGTON. ID. O., August ID 1887
separate scaled proposals will be received at this Depart
nent until ~ O'Clock the goth day OF March 1873
and different kinds OF Locks ana
KEYS exclusive Of the United states mails
Including be used for mail bags such as arc
10 e OF tho United states
A the public exposure and searching examination neee
Intelligent bidding any prescribed model OF logk
and key would tend 20 impair not entirely Destroy NE
OF ali such LOCKS ana Keys for the purpose OF the
Insils he prescribes models
pes for bidders relies for selection the mechanical
Ingenuity ard skill which fair competition among inventors
hereby invited may develop III samples submitted by them
Of requirements rs 10 proposals, samples
kinds and quantities locks and keys contracts &C. van be
furnsed application By letter TO the second Assistant
PC a'master General 4, 49,.
No proposal will considered which IL not submitted In
oSidapce with specifications and forms OF proposal
which be made are 10 Dc Ia conformity
WIN w ~ ID. NJ. KEY.
pr(
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RIO SHIP BUILDERS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT !
OFFICE OF LIGHTHOUSE BOARD,
WASHINGTON, D. g., September ., 1873. } .
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received az this office until
~ no on Wednesday the 9th day OF October 1873 IRON ship
bners only nfnish the material and labor OF al KINDS
necessary construct Arbutus IN accord
1eS with tbe dated september D. 1873 copies
OF which can had application AT this Once anu 70 ne
Lighthouse Inspectors al No u n
Mass. al TOinDkinsvie staten Island y " ana AZ ZVe
South 6tht Phadep ma, Penn. The board reserves the
b 10 reject anv proposals. waive defects II IL Do
deemed fo the interests Of the Government 70 DO so
" JOHN RODGERS Chairman.
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brighton BEACH.

BROOKLYN, FLATBUsH AND CoNEY ISLAND RAIL.
WAY.
TINE FROM NETWORK, 40 MINUTES.
Trains leave Fatbushave. Depot Bedford Station and
Prospect Park Depot at intervals Of 20 minutes nom $50
a. m. 1890 p. -.
RETURNING. LEAVE BRIGHTON BEACH at short in
teryals from $50 a. m. TO IL p. m, -
GRAND CONCERTS EVERY AFTEnN0QN, AND
DAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING AT HOTEL
BRIGHTON. BY CoNTERNo'S TWENTY-THIRD REGI'
MENT BAND.
LEVY,
the only world Cornet S0ost will give grand Sc
lection each concert
FIATBUSH AVENUE DEPOT Is reached by Flatbush-
ave- Bergenst and Atlantcave. cars from Fulton Wall,
SOUTH and Hamilton Ferries BEDFORD DEPOT y reached
by Rapd Transit Frlnklnaye, Lee and NOstrandave and
bergen From Granst, HOustOn-st, ROoseyeltst,
South seventh-st. and Hamilton Ayenne Fcrr1es ,.
W. T.. DORWIN, superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
@rates and fenotrs.

STyHF LARGEST MANUFACTURERS of LOW
Il ana HALF Low CRATES, for either hard OF soft coal
with dumping and shaking attachment Btsss OPedn 0 Fe
brass Tenders Fire Sots and Coal ods OF antique aho
modern designs wholesale ana reta Low esumhIes given
10 builders contractors and architects 90 49,, =, ~,
Us. CONOVER CO, Nos 1856 and 36S Can&-sI' N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-11
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

wi open from $50 a. M. TO 10 pm.
STREET Nearest point for Wall street Ferry.
COURTLAN DTsTREErNeare point for Jersey City and
COmmupipaw Ferries. -, rx,.
Barclay Street Ferry TO Hoboken. -,
CHAMBERS point for PaVonla ana Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKL1N.STREET- o--.---
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
Jersey CITY. and Peoples Line steamers for Albany
BLEECKERSTREET- . o,-,-.--,.- 49,.
RIGHTHsTREET-Neare Point for Christopher street
Ferry Hoboken.
FOURTEENTH STREET ,-.,- - 49,,
TWENTYTHI RD. STREET-Near pointer Twentythird
street Ferry to Jersey city.
THIRTY.THIRDSrREEI ,-. - A. W.
FORTY Observation-Disclosures point AOI No"'iOtA
Central Railroad Depot
FIFTIETH STREET - . -. D.. /, 80, Dali.
FOR UPTOWN trains take EAST SIDE station.
FOR DOWNTOWN trains take W Isl hlde sidtlOh. -
FARE 10 CENTS, except between the heuis ot 0oV :"
7.90 a m and b 20 D. m, when the fare Is cents -
ROUTE: From Fifty Cghthsre along SlAIh,aVendes W
and along Amity street. and along South Fifth avenues
10 CanasFee crossing into and along West BrosaMy 20
and along Murraysreet and along church street 70
ana along \ ew e hurch-street 20 Morris-streeL ,
~ Connects with the following horse car lines; a.
At RECTORSTREEr with care LOT Sou.n EssiS r.nd
Street Ferries At BLEECKERSrREF with cars ior EAss
and West Al EIGTHTH-STREET with cars Tor ChfstoPner
and Esst Tenth street Ferries. At FOURTEENIESIhE
with cars for Twenty third street and EasI rw9nX.
STREFT with for Weehawken Ferry. AZ FIFTH
NINTH.sTREET with cars for Belt Line Railroad -.
MAN AA'' ~ VIM r. GARRISON, president
New.York June 1s; 1878 81 VAN BR0CkLlS, SUM-
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH.-Dai lex
w cent sundays); see DAY LINE advertisement re-
main ar WEST POINT hours NEWBUh0h nearly .
hours due at New.York on return at 5:SO