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DEATHS.

Entered into rest Thursdiy, M5y 20th. at %
o'clock. at the residence Of Der brOther-in law. T..
NJ. Lnmpkin, ELLA j., daughter OF the late John II.
Hiliy ard.
Church, SATURDAY MORNING. May %. 1T 10
o'clock, The friends and acquaintanceS OF me
family are invited 10 attend.
Greensboro and Lexington n. c. papers please
copy.
Died, suddenly. at the residence ofher son, of nnu-
ralgla of the heart. al 9 O'Clock. on "Wednesday eve
ming last, Mrs. REBECCA STITH, III the seventy
ninth year of her age.
The funeral win take place from her sons resi-
dcnce, south extremity OF Laurel street. NJ IO9 a.
NJ. MORNING. Services at The grave, at ~.
Johu's battle-ground. Friends aud acquaintance
respectfully Invited TO attenc.
Died. in this city, on The morning Of Nav Goth,
Miss BETTIE +. BURGESS, daughter OF the late
John II. Burgess.
Her funeral Wi; take place THIS MORNING at
@ O'Clock from he residence ot her widowed mo-
tler. Mrs, Mary II. burgess, No. 1913. corner of
Marshall and Hancock streets, near Elba Park. v
Died. at her mothers residence, In this city, Miss
her funeral viii iakc place from Broal-sireet
Methodist church on THIS tF-lday) AFTERNOON
al A. O'Clock. The friends of The family ard those
of her brother in-law ID. +. Health are invited to
attend.
Died. Wednesday. MAY I9th. at s o'clock p. NJ,
Miss MARIA JULIAk1TA HUGHES, daughter OF
The late Archelaus Hughes, Sr, after an illness Of
four weeks.
Her funeral will take place from Grace. Street
Baptist church TO-DAY Fuday) AT 4:30 O'Clock p.
VI. Friends OF The family are inyitedt TO attend. 4
Died, OH he 20,h instant, at l O'Clock T. W..
NOEL n. NELSON. the only child OF IL. {. and Ida
". Nelson sgedeleven months.
The funeral viii take place TODAY at 4 O'Clock
y. NJ. from its fathers residence in Manchester, OH
Hull street. Friends are invited 10 attend.
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mr. GO TO LEVY BROTHERS.
YOU WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK or GOODS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.

CHENEY. srRIPED-cHECKED. and PLAIN
BRooc1AIDSes, IPsEKIN sTRIPEs. Silks, and SAT-
BUNiIiiSsGs tG;ISGRAMs. Lawns. JAC0NETs,
PERCALEs. CAMBRICs, Al
aud other fa.hionable DRES GOODS at the
VICTORIA Lawns at 10, 12H, 16s. 20, and Csc.
swiss MaTUssLiNs at 10, I2x. Is, go, and csc. a
LINEN GINGHAMs a, i2Hc. q yard worn isc.:
STRIPED SWISS MUSLIN at 1876. per yard
RExpY"MISDE DRESSES for ladies' in great va
ULsTEH;s of the latest styles from ~ TO IS each;
UNDERGRADUATES for lddles--only e0od mate
rial used I'm The manufacture of these garments {;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT OF our own manufacture
at soc. and 81 each. Don't buy before seeing
ADJUSTABLE. NURSING. ABDOMINAL, and
other COHsfTs in all sizes and u all prices;
TRUNKS. SATCHELS. BASKETS, BAGS, and
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUSLIN at 10, 12T
16A, 90. 20, and SOC. per yard:
NOTTINGHAM LACtS Tor Curtains at l2f I54,
20. 25. 80. 35, 40. so, 60, and 7Jc. per yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACE-CURTAlNs nom s2 mp; .
MARsEILLEs. CRIB and CRADLE-QUlLTs at
|TABGE-COvERs, Warranted all wool, at 81 worth
LAG Mach Sf al sa.s6 aarth s Eiin f''0".|"'"' 10
MARSEILLEs QUILTS Of sl.75 worth $3.50;
WHITE QUILTS az 80, Is, SOC. 81, ana si2oio
LINEN TABLE DAMASK at %. 80, 40, 80, 80.
and 75c., and up TO ~ per ward;
LINEN NAPKINSats 81 per dozen worth sl.50;
LINEN DUILIES AT 35c. per dozen worth 60c.;
TOWELS from soc. to Sl2 per dczcn:
WINDOW-SHADES. with Gilt Bands and fixtures
cOmplr,c Sc, at e1.50 a pair worth 49,.
A bAskeIful of CORSETS, sli.htly s0iied, az Toe a
pair, some Of which are worth 80;
BOYS,SOCKS at SC. a pair worth l22c
SILL PARA>OLS at 40. so, 75c.. and ~ -,
SERGE UMBRELLAS for ladies' and gentle
men;
The larlet assortment Of DRY GOODS, Fanny
GOOIIS. and NOTIONS at the lowest prices a,
the oNE-PKICE ORE Of
my 20 LEVY BKOIiEh>'
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is conducted. The resolution was unani'
mously agreed 10.

is conducted. luc IcootuttVu ""o
mously agreed 10.
VARIOUS REPORTS.
Rev. MFR, Barrett, from the Committee on
Disabled Clergy Fund, reported that the
accounts and expenditures were sustained
by proper vouchers.
Rev. Kinloch Nelson made a similar re-
port from the committee appointed TO ex-
anime the treasurer's accounts.
Rev. G.. J.. Gibson, from the M
on Widows and Orphans Fund, reported
that The contributions during The past wear
had not been as large as during the pre-
cedipe year, and that the number OF Dene-
f~jciaries was greater. The contributions
last year amounted to S777.17, while the
past year they had been only s3l4.26. The
reports were received and adopted.
DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The annual meeting OF the Diocesan Mis-
sionary Society was held "Wednesday night
in ST. Paur's church, and was largely at
tended. The Bishop presided, the intro
ductory services being conducted by tDe
Rev. T.. G.. Dashiell, ID. d., OF Richmond.
The speakers were the Rev. R.J. McBfyde,
OF Fredericksburg the Reys. K. ;. Barrett.
and Pike Powers, OF Richmond. and
Thomas Potts. Esq, OF the same city. Mr.
| Mcbride spoke OF the needs Of the old pa
rishes, and OF the encouraging work done
in them under the auspices OF the Society:
Mr.. Barrett spoke about city missions, and
Mr.. Powers on the work among colored
people. All three OF these speakers under
stood their speciallies and handled t0em
well. The only lay speaker, Mr.. Potts,
took a wider scope, and though be used
manuscript, was listened to with deep in
terest. lie demonstrated in the most con-
elusive manner that 1t does pay to support
The Diocesan Missionary Society. At the
close OF the meeting a collection was taken
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The veteran General EARLY dropped in
upon us yesterday, and gave us the benefit
OF some wise counsel. lie is looking re-
markably well.
Mr.. GUNTER Of Accomac, Mr.. KILBY,
DR.. THOMAS III. BARNES, and various other
gentlemen whose names we cannot COW
give, also called to see Us.
The truth Is that we spent so pleasant a
day yesterday 10 the company Of our friends
from the country that we found no time to
write much editorials fact upon which
some at least OF our readers will congratu-
late Themselves.
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BRISTOL-GOOPSON.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GO0DsOX-TOBACO0
FACTORY BURSr-LOss OF RICHMOND FER.
TyLIxERs-INsrRANcE IN A RICHMOND CON.
PASY-THE DR0UGHT, &C, &C.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.J
MAY IS, 1880.
Quite q disastrous fire occurred in Good
sou last night. ,Jast before midnight our
citizens were aroused, and it was found
that the stable OF MI Valentine Keebler,
and very near his dwelling, was burning
rapidly. 1t was utterly impossible TO arrest
Tue progress OF the flames. The TRIO horses
were barely rescued; livery fine COW was
burned. II wss with the most resolute
exeriions by the large crowd who had
gathered that the dwelling OF Mr.. Eeebler
was saved. The flames next communicated
10 TIE large and substantial tobacco factory
or warehouse OF Messrs. j. u. Winston a.
Bon. q wooden building about 200 by 40 feet
IL dimension. and spread rapidly over the
guiding, and Ia o very short time II
was entirely consumed. together with quite
. large quantity Of wheat and tobacco,
and shout u thousand dollars worth of
fertilizers, which bad been received from
Richmond only flew days ago TO be Disposal
Of TO the farmers by the Messrs. Winston.
Mr.. George Harmeriug's large frame stabIeE
was next burned. The fire was then GOT
under control. There are a number vi
frame dwellings In the immediate vicinity
OF the IRE, and IL seems almost u miracle
now u was That they escaped, as everything
was ~ dry ~ finder, owiog TO the extreme
0ry weather We have had for the past three
or iour weeks. The night was very still,
and the people worked most heroicsIly.
Unfortunately We have no i~ire-engine In
eiibcr Of our towus. i'll TO be hoped that
this Will be \ Sufficient Involvement for the
two towns 10 make some arrangement at
once 70 provide against = like result. The
loss Of the Aessrs. Winston will reach
about 1900, upon which they have an In.
suranee Tor $1,000 In the Richmond Fire
and Marine insurance COMPANY. There was
20 insurance on Mr.. Keebler's or Mr..
ItsrmeyluE's property, each Of whom LOST
spou' Wv. BORDER.
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TIE SMALLPOX, AGAIN.-[GOrdOn>viile
G~0zette.l - During the past week we have
seen in different papers, and heard from va
rious sources, that there were several cases
of smallpox IN Gordonsyille, and that seye-
raj persons had died at this place. This.
upon competent authority, we deny. There
has not been 4 case in town, and the nearest
one is about five miles away. All the eases
in the county, both real aud supposed, are
doing very well. We would ask our eX-
changes 10 make these corrections, as these
false reports have done our town and mer-
chants great Injustice.
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Captain Tom WHITEHEAD, Of the Lynch
burg Advance; X. II. GLASS, Esq, Of the
Danville Post; j. A. ii. ST.. ANDREW, Of
the Farmville Mercury; LEONARD Cox, Of
the Charlotte Gazette; II. NJ. SNYTHE, Of
the Cinch. Valley NetcS Mr.. HART, of the
West Point Star young HART, and per-
haps some others OF our brother-edtors,
called on us yesterday. They are full Of
zeal and hone. Not one Of them has any
fears as to the result OF the elections in Vir-
GINA next fall.
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The Convention.

We cannot let the Convention oil Weonss-
.asv mass by without a further notice. we
did not yesterday give so full a report as we
desired 10 give, and as we ought 70 na'e
rtyeu. of the speeches made BY the var'ou'
distinguished gentlemen who warmed up
the hearts Of the audience by tne'r elo-
ouence. Ia fact the Convention sat until
about 2 o'clock A. Nj. OF Thursdsy'
and It was next to Impossible LOT
M 70 do Justice either to III paper
ar 70 the Convention itseh. so far as
concerned the matter Of furnishing a com
ple,e and connected report Of Its proceed
ines. General Frrz. LEXIS elegant enort we
hon style Tennysouian prose; aud JoHS
w. DANIELS master piece as a popular ora
s,on. Indeed, we might well occupy sew
ersl columns a day Tor a week with reports
Of the various exceilen. speeches made IN
the Conventions; but unfortunately our re-
v,rtcrs have no full notes Of them.
We alluded yesterday TO Mr.. BAR8ouEs as
a,ellipg effort. We can add to-day that DIR.
MoyyErr's was as good and as effective as
Mr.. BARpoUR's.
The Convention was q perfect success In
every way. There is no man 10 virginia
but would have been proud to belong TO II.
II was full OF the very best men In The
Commonwealth. Its action was marked by
n spirit OF magnanimous ioeral'ty and Of
devotion to the true interests OF the coun-
try which would do honor to the patriot
ism OF the fathers OF the republic. Let the
peopDe at home follow the good example set
them by their leaders assembled in Conven-
tioo 10 Richmond and the uupledged ticket
rs well as the s~traight-out Republican ticket
aud the bogus Democratic ticket will each
or all be buried beneath the ballots OF a
free people. The enemies OF Democracy
will resort 10 vain to any one OF the three
schemes referred to III the sentence last
above. We can beat any ticket OF any sort
that can be made up TO defeat the election
of the nominee OF the Cincinnati Conven-
tim.
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AN UNPRECEDENTED SPRING DR0UGHT-PERSO-
Observation-Disclosures.
CORRESPONDENCE Of the Richm0n Dispatch.l
MAY 10. 1880.
We are having a drought which for this
season OF the year i almost unprecedented.
The grass is literally drying up, and garden
vegetables look badly. The prospect for a
good wheat crop is encouraging from all
quarters.
Mr.. j. II. Caldwell, Of the Enterprise,
left Yesterday morning to attend the Gene
raj Assembly OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church at
Charleston, s. G.. Rev. j. II. Winchester
left also by the same train to attend tne
Episcopal Council at Petersburg.
Our streets are undergoing improvements
under the supervision OF Colonel i. y.
Boyd, who will soon have a handsome tho
.roughfare completed from the courthouse
to The del0t. lNG0MAR.
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FANCY GOODS.
RECEIVED AT
w. A. STEVENS'S,
sos BROAD STREET,


sos BROAD STREET,
A large assortment Of BIRD-CAGES at I'll prices;
Large.size PAINTED CAGES, both rouad aud
square, at 81;
BRASS CAGES at al prices. from 81 up;
MOCKING-BIED aud BREEDING CAGES all
sizes ssd prices. They are made entirely Of
metal. and are much stronger and better than
the wood. bottom ones.
BIRD.CUfS, BtTH-TUGS, aud HOOKS for sale:
Have Just received Il splendid line of VALlsES and
SATCHELS at all price from SOC. up to 50;
handsome sHOPPING-BAGs for ladies at 81
81 10. $l.l5, and *l.2j-aIl leather;
4 due line LADIES SIDE-BAGS at 75c. 81, and
1925;
PURSES aud PORTE.MONNAIES, all prices,
from Sc. up to The finest;
JAPANESE MATCH-SAFE>, very pretty
HANGING RUSTIC BASKETS and RUSTIC
STANDS at 75c. and 81;
Large CANOPY-TOP DOLL ERAMBULA-
TORS at Zoe. and 81:
A full line SILVER PLATED GOODS, all grades;
KNIVES, FORKS, and SPOONs-both common
and fine plate-at very low prices;
CAsTORS at 81 and az elegant TRIPLE.PLATE
CASTORS at $3.50 and 80;
ICE PITCHERS,
CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT STANDS,
UTTER DISHES,
SUGAR DISHES,
SYRUP and CREAM CUPS,
CELERY STANDS,
MUGS,
GOBLETS,
WATERS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
BUTTER KNIVES,
SUGAR SHELLS, &c.
VIII open in a few days a line of COMMON OF
TERY.WARE. consisting Of
WINDDW-POTS,
HANGING BASKETS, &c, &c.
Call at W, a. >TEVESS'S,
my Is sos Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
cly- MORE NEW GOODS AT
sYCIE B~ROTHIES..
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ~ EVERY ny
PARTMEST FOR THIS WFtK' "h'

from 10c,fot Al per yard; %BEAUTIFijL ~
CADkS from 25c. 10 soc. Der ward: II III
sOME ALIrWOOL BrNTlSGs In AN eoo,s,De,
soc. per yard. reduced from 75c :ALL.WonpIl
Soc . rfd Il 4 from T1SSc l'1 p6,E Si@el oPy
SILK aud woOL.sUirISGIs' "a r mex,
widel At TO- real ysIuetl.2j; don't fsiio DoSs
g. our arhdNs 81 Ptr dozen: redu.sd from
latest shades from 40c. 10 7jc. per v.rd
CnENEY and sN0wFLAKKs a. 5jc.. Coo
aud G5c.. mr. yard; font fan 10 l0ok a, an,
HANDSOME BROCADED GRENADINES r,,,
e5c. 10 II per yard: very nne ALL.WOIL.,
7Jc:, reduced 10 soc; handsome LkCe
SILKS and sATIts, such az Royal PagsIiDn
Lilac. Tan. Ecru. Old Cola. PeIcOcs BlI,. "
rine Blue. Sapphire, Myrtle. Mode. Bruno SSnff--
BIAjcK siiLks SA'ri%T DE' ifY1oiys I me =
worth $3.50; our CAsHnkRE NlLANo r..
duced from s2.5u D. $50; our ~ SILK The
hest In the city: our ~ Is SILK redac,d ff,m
1882: don't fail TO hook at our TORCii1T
LAcEs.
IN BLACK CAsHMFRFS we have A o,t linz c.
25c. 10 u per yard cur SOC. 'ASHMFPE r.s
very superior quality orr Csc. ne hs,t ia" H.
mtrkei; donI fil TO look a. ogr CLOVIS
have all the new shades: good RID GLOVRssf
Doc: our 4 i.25 GLOVES W" warrant , ~
line OF SlLK Mf11S; HkMBCEG EUGIE.s
and INSEkIISG--1 very large a.sorr,ren,
from Sc. to zoe. yer yard. amOl = fhem .D..
very hand.ome pa terms; cont iaM 10 look a,
our TORCHON Laos.
WHITE-GOODS DtPARTMENT-YIctorfa Inn,
Jt1en Lawn. Linen Dcfaf e.. Nult N..fn.'
French iinsOOk. stripe MUSLIN. swis. NJ
lins, freuch Piqie, and a great many Otn...
PAkASOLS-ihp Target sock this side "a ~,
fcrk-wifh I'll he fancy lining. such g.. Dd
Gold. Cardinal. Blue. Willie. and 40 fI. .r.|
new sli de-; . M fhi TO look a. our ClAcH.
MAN SIiII%GS: we have an enfi.r nur win
OiL-'LO1H~. MAlTINGS. CAEpEI.. WGN.
DOW SHADES. ana LACE CrR1 AtN~:NlT-
TING> az lsc. zoe" &c, SOC. sad 3j,-fhc
chsaprst ever offered Ia this ciR q laug. ..o..
OfLACkS, such a. LaugueiIc. l.I.. i. Torlor
Nalencieuneg. BrcfOnnc. AMI many o'l.r..
don't f,il TO look az our LINEN ULSTtR-.
new lot OF CASsiMtHtS for men atd lows
wear; some moro u ihal CHEAP PiLLIW-.rI
SiIEkIING-LlNEN: cOu't fu' 20 flrs 10 .1-
LINENS for DRESSES and Dj~TFR> - a..
iOnlshinely low Brices; LAtNbElED adm
LACNDRIED SHIRTS; 4 fan luc oflADfF.,
UNDERGRADUATES cur stock 81 lpRsTT>
Is The largest In Tie city. AID ~ price, d. -I,
all; We have thousand Of other bireain, az
SItLE BROTHERS.
my l7-eod 81 irpa1 street.
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EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
sscoxp pAY,s SESSION.

rHE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS CON-
sIpERED AND DISPOSED Oh BISHOP
WHIT. E,s ANNUAL ADDRESS; SUMMARY
OF v, oRK DONE DURING II YEAR; THE
WsHop CONSENTS TO AN ASSISTANT, q
II uNALrERABLY OPPOSED TO A DivI-
SION OF THE DIOCESE AT TH's TINE
STANDING COMMITTEES APPoTNTED-RE'
PORTS OF CoMMIvTEEs-THE CHURCH
HOME UNCONSTITUTIONAL MISSIONARY
SOCIETY, &C &C.
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MARRIAGSS.

Married. on the 18th instant. at HE residence Of
the tribe, father, In this city. by the Rev. Joshua
Va. ana Miss MARIAN c, daughter of Jchn f..
SuDlelt.
Married. in This CITY, on the 18Th instant, by Rev.
Alex. W. Weddcll, W. 4. DiLLARD and JULIA +.
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ueuoria, church, Richmond; Rev. A.
r Grav has resigned ~ assistant min
later Of 81. Paul's. L~ynchbarg, md
taken charge OF Centreyiilc anu Clifton
a. E.,;rray' and Manassas and Brents-
vile In Prince william ; Rev. George
w Nelson has resigned 81. Johns, Wytbe-
villc. and accented st. james, Warrenton
Rev Edward s.. Gregory has oeen obiigeo
nv sicknes. TO give up his charge OF -. Mar
fins parish. Hanover; kev. y. II. NJ. Ior
lard fcoIoredl has removed from Alexandra
In ossist the rector OF 81. Stephens, Peters
+! hnvg: Rev. George C.. Sutton has ceased 10
he assistant Of ST. Paul's, Petersburg, ana
become assistant OF st. James, Richmond ;
Rev. w. w. Walker has resigned WICK
,,Ge parish, Clarke county Rev. X. a.
Goodwin has resigned st. james aud 81.
Luke's parishes, MeckIenburg.
DEATH.
One minister OF the diocese has been re-
moved by death during the past year. Tne
Rev. Anderson Wade, Of Prince EDWARD,
| after graduating in medicine. settled 10
| Henry county. where be practiced his pro-
| fession successfully for several years. lie
was ordained Deacon by Bishop Meade on
| the 9Th Of December, 1S47, and soon aiter
| took charge Of Westover parish, Charles City
county, where he labored with ability as q
preacher and fidelity as a pastor until nearly
the close OF his ministry OF moro than thirty
two years. Compelled by sickness to re,
| sign bis charge, he removed to Richmond
in November, 1879. where his health gradu-
| ally declined until Good Friday, 26th March,
1880, when he entered into rest IN the sew
enty-frsi year Of his age.
CHURCHES CoNsECEATsD.
June 10, 1879, ST. Peters, Bedford coun-
ty; August 10. 1879, Emmanuel, Pulaski;
| August Us, 1879, McGill Memorial chapel,
Pulaski; November s, 1879, Christ, Notto-
way Courthouse; November IL, 1879, CHRIST
chapel, Mecklenburg; February s, 1880,
st. james, Ashland; February 26, 1880,
Emmanuel, H%arri>onburg March 8, 1850,
Christ, Charlotte; March @, 1880, Grace,
Charlotte.
STMMARY
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Robert G. Griffin is appointed postmas-
ter at Yorktown, York county. Va, Utce
Peters Halstcad resigned. The mail SER
vice from Elba to Rocky Mount is changed
10 six times a week.
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Messrs. WooDHOUsE & PARHAM have laid
upon our table the April No. OF The Vest
minister ReUieu.
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We have received and read The letter Of
our old friend THOMAS WOOD. We shall
profit by il.
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DENTISTS.

~ w. JONES, DENTIST, Ohicesrasa
VI No. 607 FRANKLIN STREET, be- ffYD
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, having every con-
yeaienee and appliance for comfort OF his patients,
with twenty-five years experience and PRIcEs re.
DucED, Is prepared TO perform gently aud care
nssional services. no l7-6m
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NE.THRE

DEPOT. ~
PATENT AND sOfT.LAID sEINE-TwINF,
all sizes.
PRICES REDuCED-PRICES REDUCED.
sElNE-LlNES, CoRkS, CORK WOOD,
SoIIoN aud TARRED ROPES, all sizes;
YAWkINGS. &C., &C.
flkE MIS-, THREAD GILL NETTING aud
hand aud rsade TO order; aiso, NETS aud sEINES
rixgcd ready Tor use. We are prepared to al all or
ders promptly and NJ low figures.
l.. L~lCHreNsTEiN & SONS.
soie importers OF The LIoN-BeAkD SEM e.
THREAD, warranted full standard.
ap u corner seventeenth aud Franklin streets.
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Afternoon Session.

The Council met again at 4 p. NJ.
The consideration Of the con stilutionaI
amendments was resumed, and the amend
ment pending when the Council took a re-
cess was adopted.
The other changes In the constitution
were OF minor importance, and the report
OF the committee, with the amendments
above cited, was adopted.
REPRESENTATIVES, TO THE GENERAL CoNvEY-
TI0N.
MIR. Moore moved that at 10 O'Clock Fri.
day the Council proceed to the election OF
representatives TO the General Conve alton.
A discussion ensued. Finally II was de.
cided TO 90 into the election OF deputies to
the General Convention on Friday morning
after the first business ordered.
u EPISCOPAL cHuRcH HOME.
Rev. DIR. P~eterkin, OF st. James church,
presented a resolution endorsing The Pro-
tss'ant Episcopal Church Home, No. 617
noiSn Fourth street, Richmond. He eX-
the object Of the Home, and now 1t
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pICH MOND CITY RAILWAY.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

On and sfter WEDNESDAY, May 10, 1850, the
last THROUGH STREET-CAR viii leave Morton's
viii leave Rockets at 9:32 r. NJ.
JACKSON BOLTON,
nv 1885, for M,nsger
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Stock full paid aud non-aSse,Slbe..
REGISTRARS or TgANfEnS.-fatmefs '"'
and Trust Company. ,...,.
TRusTEEs.-Noryiu Green. president Nt
Union Telegraph IompSnN, Ne" YORK u."
Plant. president southern Express COMPANY
York I. &. iisbcock, treasurer Adams rAl
Company. New York; ID l. Carsoo' seS''',,rr,
Sou hern Bell Telephone aud felcerglh toml
New York; !. II. MunSon, Drexel BuilllOs' ~
York Albert u. Chandler, president Atahi -
Pacific Telegraph Company. New lolA, .st
HumstOne, general super. ntcndcnt Ntshli' -,
Pacific telegraph C0muany, >,w lonN r,ns
y. Val, general manager Na11ph i%u l,'t.l,n,
Company, Boston,: Thomas |. Braoy, 49,
Postmaste GENERAL. WASHINGTON, d. G. i,n.'
Russell, Boston. Mas. General Francis D. -
Georgetown, Colo; James VI. Ofmrs. srhti' s"in
intendeut Southern Bell Telephone aud fV's''''
Company, New York. ,r
Russell. yice-presideut rneo. y. Naib VICE a.
dent; X. III. Rochester, treasurer; George 4 W."
SECRETARY. ~.
Ciarence Cary formerly Of Virginial, New i'''
Jerome n. Manning, Worcester. Mass. c'uu~, h,
Subscriptions received aud inforuia ion s'Sn
an 2s-Im THOMAS BRANCH "
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