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SEEIEF L.
NsTIcE TO PERSONS
INTENDING
TO ERECT FRAMED HOUSES
DURING THE SUMMER

OFFit!c RICHMOND FIRE DErARrMEST,}
Mas II, 1879. !
TO PERSGNS INTENDING THE ERECTION
nE FRAMED HOUSES DURING THE SUM
MER:
The City Cosacil has passed and the Mayor has
approved The following Joint resolutions:
,rLtsoired ilhe Board Of Aldermen roncnrring3.
iil@t when The Common Council adjcGrns on The
nfsi Monday III Sally nex! IL will adjourn 10 meet
nn toc hrst Monday In October; and that when the
b"IrHi ol Aldermcss adJourns on The second Monday
~ Jun next IL VIII ad ourn TO meet Oh the second
Aondas in October next
-, ;htS"teed tihe Board Of Aldermen concurringi
inat the Coin;ni tee on Fire Department he re-
Iaesiea 10 advertise In the Richmond Dispatch on
thrSaay and Saturday OF each week uutii the Satur
uat before the nrst Monday III Jnly next n formal
hoAce TO all persons iuiemding the erection of
Noode buildings 10 present their petitions therefor
ol or before The first Monday in July next that the
shihe may be daily cGnadered and acted on prior TO
'',e summer recess of the City Council.
III pursuance Of the above, Notice Is HEREBY
THAT PERSONS INTENDING TO
hhECJ FRAMED HOUSES in this city during
"e Sammerrecess Of the Council, will make appli.
cStion therefor In writing BEFORE THE TINE
sfEClFlED 10 the Committee on the Fire Depart
eh', In order that they may be duly considered and
teiorled to the City Council for .ls action by the
slhsI MONDAY IN JULY.
CHARLES r. TAYLOR,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
my t7-S&TuJY5
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BRIEFS AND PERsoHAl.s.-A well-attended
meeting OF the members OF the Richmond
bar was held yesterday at noon at the
Chanccry-Court room; at which Judge
FitZhugh presided, ana hishly-appropriate
resolutions were adopted.
Tonight the final exercises OF Miss
Swain's vocal class will take place at
O'Clock ut sanger Halle. Tickets may DC
had at Wyutt's or SiegePs, or at the door,
The Norwegian bark Viking and the
British brig Lulu entered at the custom
house yesterday from New YORK to hn':h
loading -four for Brazil; The Grecian brig
Mary Louisa, from Liverpool, with cargo
OF 1000 sacks of salt for Davenport Nor
ris.
The annual retinion of the Otey Battery
takes place to day ut the James River Brew
ery. The survivors OF that famous com
mand win have a pleasant time.
The paths being made through the grass
on the Capitol Square point out to the State
authorities where the gravel is sharpest
and meaneSt.
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and Catherine and Smith and Gilmer streets
was taken up and concurred ia.
STREET REPORT

Mr.. Todd, from the Committee on Streets
presented resolutions appropriatng the fol.
lowing sums from the street fund for the
purposes named: 1901 13 to place granite
curbing on south side OF Clay street be.
tween Gilmer aud Hancock; S180.2S tc
curb north side OF Marshall street from
Twenty-third to Twcnty-fourth streets
500 to place tagging across Baker street
west side OF Fourth, and across Fourth
street on north side OF Baker street; $500
from sewer fund to construct sewer on
Broad street between Nineteenth and Twen.
tieth streets.
The committee also presented resolution
rejecting petition Of Mrs. Margaret Carter
for.compensation for damages to property
IN consequence OF grading Cary and Mad
son streets; a resolution reducing one bal
the bin OF Mr.. D. 6. Baker for brick paving
in front OF premises No. 2238 Venablt
street, in consequence OF the expense tt
which he has been subjected by reason OF
changes in street, and resolution approprl
ating SIS from street fund to pay for dinner
furnished the committee on their tour OF In
spection. The resolutions were all adopted
MIR. Todd presented resolution direct
ing certain sums to be placed to the credi
of the street fund which are received from
the payment Of alley crossings, &c. Re
fcrred to Finance Committee. -....r.
Mr.. Lipscomb presented resolution a
to the expedency of repaving FRANKLIN
street from Fifteenth street to Exchang'
alley. Referred.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, the resolution t.
pave Seventeenth street with new granit
spalls was taken up; pending the consider
alton of which Mr.. Cannon moved to ad
| iourn. Lost. %
The resolution was then adopted by tn
| following vote:
aYEs.-Afessrs. Barksfale. Cabel'. Crump Dick
| erson. Forester, GRAY, Scott, W1iliams ana mere
| dith-9. r.-,
| NoEs-Sfcssrs. Beall, Cannon, Kelly, Lipscom'
| 7 odG, snd Wapner-6.
Adjourned
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Brief itemS.-A large number OF our citi
zens were in attendance at the Chesterfield
County Court yesterday.
The Chief Of Police Of this city received
a telegram yesterday from the authorities al
Farmvile requesting him to hold the negro
Fletcher Jackson until tomorrow, at which
time the sheriff OF Prince Edward county
will arrive and take him in custody.
Jackson broke Jail at that place about
two years ago whilst confined therein await
ing trial for felony.
There were no cases OF Importance at the
Mayors Court yesterday. Justice James
NJ. Perdue presided during the absence OF
the Mayor, who was in attendance at the
County Court.
tits thought that the work OF repairing the
Free bridge will be completed next month.
That portion which has recently been COM
pleted gives general satisfaction.
The case OF Fickers as. Manchester VIII
be called in the Petersburg Circuit Court
to-day. it having been removed from the
Chesterfield Circuit Court to Petersburg.
Yickers sues to recover $4,000. which he
claims is due him by the city for work done
towards the grading OF the streets seVerai
wears ago.
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.AECTIDS SALES THIS DAY.

JAS. MACD0UGALL, furniture. chickens, etc.
GRUBBS ( WILLIAMS. 81 p. NJ, trustees sale Of
brick dwelling No. 20S Main street, between Sc
cnnd and Third streets.
RICHARDSON & CO., ~ 2. NJ. trustees sale OF
brick dwelling No. 24l4 Marshall street, be-
tween Twcnl y fourth and ! Twcnty fifth.
FRANK j. SAMPSON. ~ =. NJ. trustees sale of
h0u.e and lot in Back Hill or Terr3's addition 10
Manchester.
J. THOMPSON BROWNS p. NJ, pcremptory sale
OF small framed house No. 1G north Twenty
first street.
POIEDEXrt.R & TUPpER. p. NJ, several build
ing iotS Oh Cedar street near Buchanan.
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I USE MEADE Il BAKERS GARBoLIc MOUTH
WASH. 1t is fragrant, refreshing, healing. Preser
ya,ive and disinfectant for sore gums, decayed
teeth. liberated mouth offensive BREATH sore-throat,
&c. Belcare ef imttations Of our style Of bottle
| wrapper. and label, intended TO deceive. Ask fce
MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsII, aud
take no other
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REDUCED RATES TO VIRGINIA SPRINGS
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany publish this morning great induce
.ueuts for travellers to the Virginia noun
saips and the summer resorts on their line
ia the way Of round-trip tickets for the
summer. The tickets include the stage
fares where necessary. and are good to re-
turn until October. They also propose to
furnish on application large list OF eoln-
try-houses i'm pleasant localities, uhere
board. nj low rates, may be obtained.
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JOSEPH IN EGYPT.-On Friday evening
next the pupils of ST. Peters Male School
will give dramatic and musical entertain
ment at Cathedral Hall. The proceeds from
which are to be applied to the decoration OF
the hail. 4 chorus OF Welcome" will be
sung; after which the spiritual drama,
taken from Genesis, "Joscph in Egypt"
will be performed by well-selected caste.
A Juvenile scxtctte and a solo with chorus
will also be given, when the entertainment
will be concluded with the laughable farce
Cure for DumDuess and song entitled
Nightingale and the Rose"
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE BOARD OF ALDEEMES.

CITY ALMsHoUsE-MR. GAssER-sHOCk0E-
HILL CEMETERY-AN APPROPRIATION
FOR IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RIVER
RESOLUTIONS, &C., FROM THE COMMON
coUSCIl.--CHIMBoRA PARK-NEW BU-
SISESS, &C, sc.
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rEsDAY. MORNING, JUNE 10, 1879.

Washington. Ellen Anderson, Walter Tabb. De-
pertinent: Maggie Juckson. scholarship: Thomas
Jennie TAYLOR, salde Hicks. Penmanship: Hum
phrey Stephens.
Third Primary-- Section B. No. 2l-James E.
Lucy Forster. Observation-Disclosures: John
Thorps. Ida Miller. Emma Ross, Charles PRINTS,
InoTs5 G cnoGk MoTx MARY Wls Mar
chei Williams, William Picket, Clarabell Scott.
PenmanEhin; An6rew JACKSON.
nora Brown. Certifca'es-Attendanee: Emma
Archer. Edward Taylor. Mary Gibbs. Maria Goode,'
sIary Hendley, Eliza Brown. Rosa TInsley. Martha
Fanny layG Joh
Holmes. Elenora Brown, Edward Munford, Johnn!
Emma Lewis, Mary HENLEY, saIlle Kinney, Mary
Gains Martha Dotson, Nancy Holmes. Penman-
Fourth Primary-aSection B, No. 23a aVtctoria
pg1qTd fsaeheFrss aeda S
Harris, Julia Holmes, Mary Norman. Arena.
Isham, Rne Archer. James Brown. John Garnet,
seholarship: Hattie M Cry. % Arnta Harris e Lucv
Brown, Barbara Coleman, Mary Norman, Joseph
FGEpests5 Ealt5 Penmanshp; aary Rnps n .a
neg teacher.mFirst FIJI HonoT"siiveG @ Msdaf: Robert
Cnlles. ertldcatrs-Atentancc: Rosa kibble.
Charles Ha milton, Gertrude Owen, James E. Brown,
Thomas Graham. Scholarship: Alice Robinson,
| Ellen Hines, Isabel Derico, George A. Lewis, James
Taylor. Clara (. Thompson. PenmansEip: Vir-
ginia Mac. Gray.
The percentage Ct attendance at the Ba-
ker school was 81, at the Navy Hill school
0S-astonishing promptness and regularity.
AAPDRAwING.
There were no first-honor pupils under
/ the heading OF " map-drawing in either OF
the above schools. The following are
second-honor pupils OF the Baker school
their maps will be bound in book and
kept for exhibition:
Fannie Fry, Mittie Jackson, Sarah Tur-
pin, Henrietta Darricott, Ellen Jones. Har-
riet Voolfolk, Cornelius James, Edward
West, Charles Roane, Anna Washington,
Walter Mason, Joseph Johnson. Daniel
Wilkinson, Thisley Williams, Willis Has.
kins, Eva Kean, Lille Harris, Charlotte
Wexford. Waiter Cowan, Ada Hayes, Mary
Dotson, william Haskins, Miles Grey. Jctel
Robinson. Alfred Hughes, Henry Weaver
and Martha Gee.
Programme for To-Day.
The Valley School exercises will take
place to-day al the First African church a
10 \. NJ.
The exercises sof the Colored Norma
School will take place tonight at the Eir
gnia Opcra-House.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Church Note. AT the Presbyterian church
sunday Rev. DR.. Brown, of Richmond, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the morning, and the
pastor at night.
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POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-PoLce-Ju Justice
Joseph j. While presiding.-Joh Kaye
naugh and John Hcslop were up, charged
with invading the room OF George w. Grct-
ter and giving that aged gentleman most
fearful beating. Mr.. Gretter being confined
to his bed, the case was continued until
Saturday. Some evidence was heard on the
question of bail. Mr.. Fred. Gretter, son Of
the wounded man, testified that the beating
was without proyocation; that the two
men, in search for lewd woman, came into
the building Main street between Fifteenth
and Sixtecnth), and being told to get out
that they had mistaken the place-fell upor
Mr. Grctter and beat him to within an ircl
OF his life. Bail was fixed at 81 500. AZ
cusrd were committed in default.
Lizzie Campbell (coloreO was fined 81
| for abusing Andrew Smith.
John Kayenaugh and John Heslop were
fined 81 each for being drunk and disorderly
Charles Fulchcr, abusing and threatening
to assault Henry Metzger. The case wa
continued until to-day.
| Milton Goode and Willis johnson (bott
colored) were fined 500 each for fighting
in the market house.
Church Fortune (coloreO was fined s
for being drunk and disorderlY.
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MASONIC ELECTION.-At meeting ol
Loge Franeaise, No. SO, held last evening,
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: John f. Mayer, master
Henry Gunst, senior warden; John b.
Suit, junior warden; Worshipful Julius
Straus, treasurer; Worshipful William
Lovenstein. secretary; Iscdor Loyenstein,
senior deacon; William \. Brooks, junior
deacon William Krause. steward; Thomas
Angel, tilcr; Charles +. Strause and Will
liam Cans, stewards committee; Worship
fui James II. Capers, n. Ezekiel, and Bro
ther John B. Suit, trustees; Worshipful
John F. Mayer, representative to Masonic
Relief Board.
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8iellnoi1d 1ispatfI1.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States. generally lower pressure, winds
mostly from southeast to southwest, and
warmer partly cloudy weather, with local
rains in the northern portion.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee, and the Ohio Valley, generally
lower pressure, rising or stationary tempera-
ture, winds mostly from southwest to south
east, partly cloudy or cloudy weather, and
local rains.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, &c +;
8 4. n, 76; noon, sS; P. A., 80; z.
d., 81; midnight. 10.
Mean temperature, so sc.
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January 13. 1872.

HEALTH-the poor mans riches. The rich mans
hass-!s found in AYERS MEDICINES, after a frlit-
less search among other remedies. A word to the
wise Is sufficient.
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| DON'T make mistake, for limitations are varions
and numerous, When You want sc. KEY-WEsr
CIGAR see that you get WHITLoCK's, With copy.
| ri2hted label representing to6dcco-leaf on every
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: THOSE who have tried the TIC-NIC CIGARS pro-
no.nce them superior For sale at every place whore
good Cigars are sold.
+. WHlTLOCK. Manufacturer.
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rFHIRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
Il TIE
RICHMo GRAYS,
JlTSE l2, 1879,
GRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET Plc-Sl

TO .='
WEST POINT.
MUSIC, DANCING. BOATING, BATHING, AND
FISHING, ALI. DAY.
The GRAYs, having chartered y train OF coaches
Of the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake rail.
road, will give an EXCURSION, BASKET PICNIC,
and TARGET PRArTICE 10 WEST POINT on
THURSDAY. JUNE ~. 1870.
DANCING ALL DAY Rctrc hiDents ~ city
prices. and diuner at hotel for all who may prefer.
A prize to he shot for ny visitors, independent OF
company meca'.
Tickets, round trip: Gentlemen, 81: ladies. and
children over three years old, 5Uc.
The pubic maS rely upon having pleasant, quiet,
and agree Ihie lime. =
Tickets 10 be had of the committee and members
of the company. also at depot the morning OF the
excursion.
Train leaves about 1880 a. lf, and returns about
O'Clock Z. VI.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANG sMESTS: Captain Bes-
sioux, LieutrnantS Phillips and LaughtOn. Scrgeants
Tytcr. Spence. AMI Gibson. Corporal llaEkns, and
Priyates Reese, Crawford. and Vkrcfe.
M 40 .eotlt.Jr7 70 1O.1
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PROCLAMATION 10 the lovers OF The weed and te
al! whom It may concern If yoi want good CT.
GAR, either sc. or l0c.. Wade in &C. E.) ut WHIT
LOCK'S aud have Your wants supnlied.
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NJ. ELLY>cN II CO., auverlsiDg SGenIs, insert 40.
vsrts-mencs in all Of the newspapers OF the Unitsf
SlHes !: publishers rates. QrGers ieit a. the De
patch coantjnE-r0on viii receive prsne. after
tino.
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LIFE AND DEATH.-In two adjoining
houses on the same lot near yenable street
there have been in the last ten Gays nYc
deaths from scarletfeyer and six other cases
OF the same disease.Which have noW nearly
occurred two births In the same families,
and that, too, during this time OF their crest
aiiiiction.
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METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting OF this So
cicty was held at Manchester Methodist
church Sunday-J. w. Cardwell assistant
presiden) in the chair, c. 2. Rady secre-
tary.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Manchester Sunday school, and prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman, pastor OF the Metho-
dist German Mission church Of this city.
Mr.. W. W. Pool, superintendent OF Man
chester school, made very gratifying re-
port of the school. They have full corps
OF efficient and faithful teachers, and the
school is in a very prosperous condition.
Mr.. /. G. Wells, superintendent OF Fifth
Street school, reported that school as being
! in good condition, with prompt and faithful
teachers and officers, and prospects for the
accomplishment OF much good.
MIR. Charles Howard, late OF New York
city, addressed the meeting, giving an ac-
count OF the Sunday-school work in that
city, especially in the mission schools. He
also gave an interesting account OF the
establishment OF Sunday schools among the
railroad employees, and reported great sue
| cess in these schools.
Rev. Preston Nash then addressed the
meeting-Sutiect: "The Mission of The
Sunday School the Erangelization OF the
World" He referred to the work now
beng done by Sunday schools, and predict
ed much greater results in the next century.
The Sunday school can and will do work
that can never be reached By any other in
strumentaity of the Church. He urged the
teachers to seek diligently the aid OF the
Spirit to fit them for this work.
Rev. Mr.. Judkins also addressed the
meeting by request on the power OF little
things, showing the great amount OF good
or evil that may be accomplished by small
things.
Rev. Mr.. Yanderslice gave an interesting
account Of the recent revival in this church,
and stated that the number OF conversions
in the school had been about forty.
Mr.. A. L. West (presidenD closed the ex-
ercises with few appropriate remarks.
The following is q summary OF reports
for I 10 month oF Nav
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1HAvE ASALYZEp THE wIIISKEY known under
the brand Of - B-Select.r controlled by Messrs
WALTER d. BLAIR & Co. Richmond. Va. and nnd
1t free from fusil oil and other impurities, and
commend It's use FOR medicinal and family pur-
poses. J. B. McCAw, N. D.,
late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
January 13. 1872.
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SEEK no FUaTHER.-You will find no better
The PICNIC IS the best sc. CIGAR on the market
Wholesale aud retail al 2. WHIILoCK's, 1445 MAR
street.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF BAKER AND NAVY
HILL sCHOOLs-INTERE EsTING EXER-
CIsEs-LIsTs OF DISTINGUISHED sCHoL.-
ARs-ADDREssEs TO THE PUPILs-PRo.
GRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
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GoURAUp's OLYaPIAS CREAM, FOR THE eoA'
pLExIoN.-White reduced to u; pluk, tor ptu'
nettes. 10 5Oc. PURCELL, LADp 4 CO., Agents.
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DID ToE EVER? No: never smoked better so
CIGAR than WnIrLoCK'S Picnic.
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Chesterfield County Court.-The Chester
field County Court began its June term yes
terlav. -.
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RiLi-uEAps, $3.50 to S8 per reana, at
sas DlsPATGE PR.GTlsG-KOUsEs
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WE KNOW HOP BITrgRs are above and beyond all
as nutritious tonic and curative.
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NEEys.St.S-


VNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L MEMBERS of THE RICHMOND CiiANBER
or COMMERCE will he held ru THURSDAY
EVENING. June i2lh, AT 8! o'clock. In their
rooms. corIcr Of Governor aud Ros- streets.
The Pr. siaent Will pr"scn; his annual report. and
an election Of officers for the ensuing wear will b.
held. i. G, CUGltLAN,
je l0-3t Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at
~ TIE request of numerous parties largely in-
| ierestcd Il MEETING WILL BE HELD ON
THURSDAY the 10Th day of June at II o'clock
NJ. III the OFFICE Of THE NATIONAL ME-
CnANICS BA., X OF BALTIMORE, With view
OF ar-Din" Il scheme for the REORtANlIATInS
OF THE WASHINGTON CITY, VIRGINIA MID
LAND AND GREAT SOUTHERN RAILROAD
COMPANY.
the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA. ORANGE
ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS. and LYNCH
BURG AND DAAFILLE RAILROADS. are in.
vi,ed TO he presch in person or by proxy. II Is i'm
porlant that there should be Il fu / attendance o
holders Of bonds Cf all clas>cs.
j. .lO,l2.l4I7l92l.24S
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The next meeting will be held at Trlnlt
church on the second Sunday in July.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, z -
WI brrs Of ST. JOHNS LODGE. No Sc, xE
4. +. ana A. NJ, are hereby requested 10 ai-IV\
tend Il stated meeting at St. Albums Hall THIS
CTuesday) EVENING at 7 O'Clock. All Master
Masons IN good standius are fra,crnaliy invited.
Elcct ion OF officers.
By order OF the w. ".
WALTER MOORE, Secretary.
JUNE 10. A. L. $3.50, 4. d. 1879. jc 10
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OI
dies.
4 large stock of underwear for ladies'.
All kinds Of goods for school commencemens,
such as Lawns, Musllns, Sash. Ribbons, Gloves,
Hoe. and Fans,
Also. large stock OF genuine Torchou Edgings
and Tnsertings; Hamburg Edgiags and Insertiags.
Also, 1000 pairs of Hose for women and chil-
dren. This is II JOB lot. AMI viii be sold Mt much
below regular prices II LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Adjourned.

COUNCIL CoMMIrTEEs.-TheC Committee on
Schools will meet at The City Hall tonight
MAYORS ofiice) at Il O'Clock. and Will at
tend the commencement exercises OF the
COlored Normal School at Virginia Opera
House. They will also attend the com.
mcncement exercises OF the High-School
Wednesday night. The Superintendent OF
Schools and the committee will be glad to
have any members Of the City Council who
feel inclined to do so accompany them.
The Committee on Relief OF the Poor will
meet this evening at ) O'Clock.