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knights TcmpIar Parade This After
noon.

our people will have a fine opportunity
this afternoon about > o'clock 20 see q dis
play OF uniformed Knights Templar on
horseback. COmmandcy Of =. Andrew
No. l3, will have is cmi-annual drill and
parade. The line OF march viii bo from
-. Adams Hall, corner % Third and hain
streets, down Third street 10 CANDLES Hill
Park and back 10 81. Adams Hall, thence
up Main 70 Belyiderc street, 10 Franklin,
to sixth, to Main street, down Main 10
Governor street, up Governor 10 Capitol
street, up Capitol 10 Eleventh street, along
Eleventh 10 Broad street, up Broad TO
second street, and along Second street to
the drill-ground
The best points TO see this parade will De
Candles Hill, Monroe Park, the Second
Baptist church. FOrd's Hotel, and the cor
ner OF Second and Broad streets.
After the parade the knights Templar
will have a banquet at singer Halle for the
entertainment II themselves and ladies,
and their invited guests.
sir knight William T.. Tanner will give
the Commandery aud It's guests a collation.
at his new place, Just outside Of the city.
This programme looks like these fellows
mean 10 have a ticld-day and good time
thi. afternoon and evening.
Just here il occurs 10 Us 10 ask, why 10 Is
that there j. not iirst-rate cavalry compa-
ny in Richmondy I'm time Of trouble no
branch Of the service is more useful, and il
l. always ornamental as well. Richmond
is full of fine horses and horsemcn. Let
Brigade Commander FitZ. Lee come down
here and get the young men to organize a
cayayalry company at once. We doubt not
that the effort would be crowned with inn
mediate and complete success.
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FANCY GOODS.
- r T. V EN-

; T L Y EMS
HAS THIS WEEK PLACED ~ STOCK
NEW MODELS TERRA-COTTA BUsTs, ZIG
UREs. and GROUPS, sTATUETTEs. They
are Handsomely finished.
10 cases PALN-LEAF FANS
10 cases FLAT JAPANESE FANS;
Those largc-size JAP PARAsOLs, solid color and
tourist stick, are q bargain at 35c.;
200 seis TABLE-KNIyEs and FORKs-bIack.
brown, or bonc-handlc-s selling a ~ set;
More u those g. aud ls-iucb ENAMEL-CLorH
VALIsEsatSI;
an .izcs LEATHER sATCliELs very low;
30 banded American aud printed English TOI--
LET SETS at $3.50;
Another lot II those ENAMELLED-ifANDLE
WuIsk-BROOMs settling 40 Zoe:
4 large invoice u the fine GREENLAND PA
PER. ruled and unruled. selling AT l5e. a
quire: ENVELOPES 10 match lac . pack
Some handsome WORK. aud \ NUIssEIiN STANDS
f2.20, worth %.
send for catalogue of HAMMOChs lmAiIed froel
IN STEVENs,
nv97 50D broad strcct.
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TIE CONGRESS or NATOSs.-The large
and brilliant audience which gathered 1t
the Regimental Armory last night showed
that the Congress Of Nations" was still
holding is own in popular favor. In adj
dition 20 the many other attractions the
Mary-Oueen-Of-scots tabieaux were given
with fine effect. Mr.. T. .. English sang IN
splendid style Chatellar's Farewell 10 the
Unfortunate Queen" During the evening
Miss Belle Peiouze sang Coming Thro'
the Ryer in a manner which elected warm
applause by reason Of It's artistic rendition;
Tonight there will be an exhibition OF
statuary representing Rock OF Ages
and the well-known legend ana mot'o Oh
Virginia, ..Sic Semper 1irdRnis."
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PROPOSALS..

RICHMOND, VA, May 20, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received until SATURDAY. JUSE 3, $50, at
3 o'clock T.. VI, for the following supplies for the
months of June and July for the Virginia peniten-
tisry. Goods must be delivered 20 pe,,icntiary
free of package and drayage and In such quanti-
ties as may be required from time 90 tinr.-yiZ..
G,000 pounds CLEAR-RlB BACON-No.l:
9j barrels EXTRA AsUPERFINE FLOUR (city
inepcctionl;
LOO pounds RAW SUGAR tsamplel;
700 gallons MOLASstS (szInplcl:
10 sacks SALT tWorthingion'.l;
80 barrels NORTH CAROLINA CLIp-HER-
RINGS NO. | new. full weight;
500 pounds RIO COFFEE tsamplel;
30 gallons CIDER VINEGAR lssmplsi;
LOO pounds SOAP tsamplcl:
barrels PICKLES II 500 cachl:
1000 bushels CORN MEAL (merchantabloi.
Az bids and samples must be sent tp .hc uiisr of
Y. v SUTTON, clerk II The Board. At the Nirgina
pcnitentsry. W SCOTT,
General Agent Virginia Peniicntiary,
my B0-2t No. l2 Governor street.
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RICHMOND BAZAAR. 1924 Main src,,. n A.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 1924 Main street, 10 A.
VI. due coilectfoa of italian-marble and Ala
baSter goods.
JOSEPH BRYAN and X. H. CALDWELL. trus-
tecs. i. H., valuable farm within two miles Of
The city Of Richmond, In IIenrieo county.
FRANK ID. HILL a CO. o y. ~, truss&s's saie
~ valuable farm. With good improvements, on
the Aesdoweridge rosd- In iicnrtco eouuty, ~
miles from the city.
QUARLFS n McCtRDY aud W. II. LYME q
90. 81 y. NJ. comm ssiopesr' <sie Of valuable
farm lying Just outside Is Richmond, west of
Marshall reservoir. and known as the Iiaryie~
farm.
GEORGE \. VAsfiON a SON, 81 +. ". con-
fnissioner's sale of brick store, with dwelling
above. on the Richmond and Allegheny rail-
road between Sirth and seventh streets.
II. H. CHAFFIN q CO., 5x 4. W., framed hous~
Il streets.
JNO. j.. LAUGIIrON. Jr., 1OK A. ~, household
furniture. lace curtains, czrpets. piano, Sc.. az
residence No. IOs south Third stYset, next 20
Clry
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KEssNICH's BASD.-The members Of this
band. comprising twelve Of our best-known
musicians, left the city last night for North
Carolina, where they have engagements
which will dctan them I'm that state for the
next ten days. They attend first the COM
mcncemcnt exercises at the University OF
North Carolina, and they then 90 to Wake
Forest College to enliyen similar proceed
ings at that institution Of learning.
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PERSONAL.

RICHpoSD, VA, Nav 30, 1882
NOTICE. THE INTEREST AND RE-
~ SPON-iBIL1TY ~ MR.. WILLIAM HAR-
GREAVES in our firm ceased on The 2sth ~ Feb-
ruAry, 1882.
GEORGE n. DONALDsON & CO.
M 3O-Itf
THE O-pARTN OF WALkE
y = TAYLOR was dissolved on the lst ~ De
ceHionr last.
/ respectfully inform my friends aud patrons oc
the LATE nrln of Wake x Taylor that ! can be
found with
AEssRs. VERNE & SLATER,
FAMILY GROCER
corner Seventh and Marshall streets, where !
shall bc pleased 10 see them.
my O-eodlm I. H. WALhF.
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ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The Richmond
branch OF granite-cutters have elected the
following officers for The ensuing quarter
President. Robert Welsh; yice-Presldent,
Charles Roiner; Secretary, James Wilson ;
Treasurer, George Ford. standing Com,
mittee: John Mccoy, Daniel Halihan, ana
Frederick Lemon.
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LINE. CEMENT AND PLASTER.

DOSENDALE CEMENT. -, ,O27 barrels
III FRESH ROsENDALE CEMENT daily OK
pected per schooner j. III. Rspp.
ROC ELAND LIME.-i,7lu barrels FRESH
ROCKLAND LINE, from the celebrated /" Cobb
Iimc-k ilns." daily expected per schOoDer Bllows.
fOT sale low from dock by
Robert WENDFNBuRG,
my3O-lw Nos sOs Main Aud II Fifteenth.
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RAprIsr GENERAL Ass0cIATIoN.-The
delegates 10 the Baptist General Association
OF Virginia viii leave here at LOU a. a'
to-morrow on a special train Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, when "iii 'aNe
them TO warrenton without change VI cars,
arriving there about . Z. NJ.
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nASCHEsTER AND VICINITY.

ByiefS.-Traycl over the Free bridge
will not be- 80 great hereafter, as the wagons
which brought freight over 10 the Peters
burg depot will scarcely cross the bridge 1T
all.
The bridge over the dock on Fourteenth
street. i'm Richmond. will be finished soon.
Thi. will be pleasing news 10 citizens OF
Manchester who 20 10 Richmond c'G
Mayo'- bridge.
Machinery has been put mp IN The new
buildinV erected near the Free bridge by
the Richmond and Dlnyille Railroad Com
pany. IL. a,
II is understood that the congregation oi
The Manchester colorcd Baptist church viii
place q bell IN their church bclfry al IN
early date. -,
There was q good attendance AT The III
fercnt churches Oh sunday morning. The
threatening weather at night, though, pre-
vented many from going out.
Freight win not be received at the Pc
tersburg freight depot in This city to-day
or hereafter, as the trcstle Is completed.
Rev. b. T.. Woodward's wife, who has
been quite sick for several days, IS impro-
wing.
The Fifth--reet sunday school are to
build church on the corner Of Fifth and
Decatur streets 1T Il very carly date.
The meteor saturday evening about twl-
Ilght was seen by number Of persons IN
this city. who thought the sight was grand.
The storm which passed over this city
SUNDAY did considerable damage in the way
of blowing down fences and trees. The
wind is reported to have been exceedingly
terrific in certain portions Of Chesterfield
near Manchester, where the roofs of seyc-
raj shanties occupied by colored people
were blown Of.
Yesterday was sort of general holiday
with the Younger people. About dozen
large fishing parties lett the city, and passed
the dag away fishing from the banks Of the
classic james.
Parties who have failed 20 procure licenses
for their teams had better DO 80 al once, OF
they will be- subject 30 a fine by The Mayor.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS ~ili DE received by The
undersigned until noon MAY 3lsT FOR hulhung
EIGHT or more SrATION-BUILDINGS ON the
Ohio Central railroad between Point Pleasant aud
Charleston. w. Va.
Plans aud specifications may be found AZ the Of
fces of the kanawha Company, Charleston aud
Richmond, aft'r the 18th.
n. ID. WiIlTCOMB,
President the kanawha Company.
CItARLEsTON, May IL. 1882. my lo
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Bumgardner's old rye whgkey, that l.
mlre and mellow. can be bought Of Joseph
VI. Blair, grocer, S26 Main street, between
Eighth and Ninth.
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READ LEVY BROTHERS, new advertisement
and profii thereby.
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+ OsT CERTIFICATES RIClIMOND
CITY HUNDSl.

Pursuant o. The ordinance iu such case made and
provided. aud pre eparatory 90 making application
i0r ner rel ssue hereby advertise the loss Of the
following fst ~ BONDS OF TIE CITY or
RICHMOND. restoration Of which. or of any part
thereof. will Dee literally rcvardcd-yiz.:
d Ter cent. bonds standing in the name of Charles
A. Rose. trustee. &c.
Nn. 9.O7s. due July t., lhSI-S4OO.
so. 3.525, due July !, lsSs-slOu.
SO. 4.N85. due January /, l9Oi-T3Oo.
Nn. l.73Z. due January /, lBub-f4OO.
No 2.l-u. due July l, ,l9u6-s6OO.
Grer cent. bonds iu name of Thomas NJ. Ruther-
foord, guardian, &c:
N1 s.eA2. due January 1, lHO6-slOO.
No. A.-e3. due January ]. l9l2-e3UU.
q Ter cent. bonds in name Of Thomas VI. Hutner-
fY0rd. trustee for Nrs. ~allie k. Boiling;
Nu IO.3g3. due July ,, lss5-a5tU.
so. lO.12S. due July !, lN~H-T2,OuO.
B per cent. bonds lu name q Miss sarah kuthcr-
foOri
No. 81. lue July /. isS0-8l,eOO.
No. 1905. doe July /. lNo5-f3uO.
SO. 1929, due January /, loO6--duU.
z f-f cent. bonds, lm name Of Miss sarah kuiher-
iuord:
So. 2.8fG. doe January I. lHO7-fsOU.
$50. 2345, duc July !. l9us-t2ON
80. 1.N5j. due January /, 1907 100.
$50. 1859. due January ]. l9o1-Sluo.
AI fhe above bonds were in my hccWnG' ana
burned u my iron ,ate 10 the burning oi mb iac-
tory sunday, March 20, 1882. .........,.
apls-ru3m THOMAS VI. .RUThEEFOOkD'
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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
CIMnONS LIVER REGULATOR.

ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptics. Bilious Sufferers, yictimsof Fever and
Ague the Mcrcurial-Dscased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits. and good appetite, they
viii tell You by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, Jaundlce,
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
1T HAS no EQUAL.
This unI1valled southern remedy IS warranted
not 10 contain a single particle of MERCURY or any
Infurions mineral substance. but i
PURELY VEGETABLE.
10 Won feel drowsy, debiltated, have freluent
headaehe. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongne coated YOU are suffering from torpid liver
or ! biliousneSs.m and nothing viii cure you 50
speedily and permanently as 10 take
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IL Is given with safety and the happiest results TO
the most delicate infant IL takes the place OF qul-
nine and bit,ers Of every kind. ~ - the cheaItst
purest md best family medicine In The worio.
Beware OF counteTfeits. Take only the genuine.
In white wrapper with red in front, prepared by
J. II. ZElLIN 4 co. ,..ao
SOL DBY ALL DRUGGISTS. Az 6-eodtAu3O
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Christian Il White are agents for The
largest wine-growing firm in America, lo-
Gated in san Francisco. Their wines ana
braudies are superior and ~ low ~ pure
nrticles can be sold.
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CHICK Cleans, De-.
AUCTION sALEs This DAT.

eF On al sales of Real Estate made between the
ist OF January and lass of June The taxes Scr sso
present year have 60 he paid by the purchaser. On
all sales made between the ist of July and last a.
the year fhe taxes have tO he paid by the seller.
This custom was adopted abeut dftrrn years aeO
by all the real estate agents in Richmoud and -.
plies to Richmond and Vicinity
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THREE REASONS why the CKLLUL0io hfh-
GLASSES are the best: First, because the' hF' tle
ifghtsst: second, beeansa they are me "p"'.-
som,st snd third. because they are ihe "ro"2'"'
- IL hv All leading Jewellers and opticians.
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WHAT AnE YOuH sYbnTONs' suFrEHERf
Are they a furred tongue, headache oppression
,r,er eating. constipation II so' you are dy-pep-
,ic and bilious, and nothing viii meet your ca'e 20
,slclenily as siaNoSs LIVER REGULATOR.
t;cuuine prepared only by j. II. LEILIS co.
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LOST. srRAYED. AND STOLEN.

+ OST. At OR BETWEEN THE REGI-
LMFNTAL ARMORI and lOO9 Clay street.
LADl CAMEO BREAST-PiN. The nnder viii
oe rewarded ly leaving 70 with Captain II. g.
Jono. - W. q. simons a Brother. my 3O-2t
+ OsT. STOCK CERTIFICATE No. .
lIOF THE ALLEGiANl COAL AND IRON
COMPANY. standing la my name, ana emitting
me f1 three hundred shares Of the capital stock 81
tte said cnmuamy. The lnder will please return
fne .ame % me, 10 tho First National Bank, .lch-
fav 3-Tuqw HENRY G. PARSONS.
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PICNIC CIGARS. DC.

@GIyE Nn GLASS oF COLD wA1 SE,' aud With
n ,aaspoonfal OF TAREkNT' sKL1zER ArhhiENf
win produce Instantly sparkling drsngd of
.ei,zer water mo.i sparkling and inylsoratins."
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THE BIGGEST STORE, the largest Stock ana
the best barxains-LEyY BRorHkKs.
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our COUNTRY FRIENDS must not ioiTe' uiN'
we Keep large stock of al gTad"s - hAhN Est
WHIskEY. ~ ~ "i--'
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DRY GOODS were never a. cheap before as they
~. no,y Al LEVY BROTHERS..
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Church Notes.

Sunday was the occasion OF the annual
meeting Of the Grace-Street Baptist church.
and also the seventh anniversary OF Dr.
W. T.. Hatcher's pastoral connection with
the church. In the morning the sermon
was appropriate 10 the occasion, and gave
a partial historical statement OF the pro-
gress OF the church during the administra-
ton Of the present pastor. The annual
meeting OF the church was held in the AZ
ternoon, and the various reports were
highly gratifying. There have been go
additions TO the church during the past
seven years. The contributions OF the
church TO various objects for the year end
ing Sunday aggregate nearly $4,000. There
was marked increase in the contributions
10 benevolent and missionary purposes.
The outlook was peculiarly bright.
Al Lcigb-Street Baptist church Rev. DR..
Pollard preached on sunday morning. and
at night Rev. j. II. Harrison preached.
At Nenable-Street Baptist church on
Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. X. IL.
Pitt. preached, and at night Rev. W. T..
Hatcher. ID. d., preached the annual SER
mon oi the Ladies' Sewing Society.
At Trinity Methodist church the pastor,
Rev. j. w. BledsOe, preached at II A. VI.
and received one member by certificate.
At Union-Station Methodist church the
pastor. Rev. w. G. Walden, preached at II
\. NJ. and 50 p. NJ, and received one
member on profession Of faith.
At BrOad-Strcet Methodist church the
pastor. Rev. w. G.. starr, ID. D., preached
at II 4. VI. and received one member by
certificate.
At Nichols0n-Street Methodist church
the pastor. Rev John VI. Saunders, preached
morning and night and received one men,
Der by certificate.
At Manchester Methodist church Rev. b.
z. woodward preached in the morning and
the pastor, Rev. L. p. Wilson, preached al
night.
At Laurel-Street Methodist church the
pastor, Rev. w. p. Wright, preached in
the morning, and Rev. Il. \. Sledd, pre-
siding elder, preached at night.
At Centenary Methodist church Rev. Il.
n. Sledd, ID. d., presiding elder, preached
in the morning, and Rev. w. b. McGilyray
preached at night.
At Clay-Strcet Methodist church Rev. W.
II. Christian preached in the morning, and
Rev. S. 5. Lambeth preached at night.
Rev. w. &. Walden, pastor OF Union-Sta-
tion Methodist church, conducted divine
services at the Retreat for the Sick at 4
O'Clock u. NJ.
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SPECIAL APPROPRIATION.

quest Of only one Of the two branches that
created the committee.
SPECIAL AUTHORIZATION.
On motion Of Mr.. Elicit, S400 was ap-
propriated 10 the Eye and Ear Infrmary
and 5000 to the Spring-Street Home.
Adjourned.
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THE CHANCE OF rnE skAsoN.-see lhe s'~A'
lsargaias at LEVY BRoruEEs' Resd Their ne"
adYertlse lseInent
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MAxzAsILLA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and I'M
PORTED CLARET. ". ID. BLAIR 4 GO.
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FtowEnsi FLowERs,-A large variety II
Fiow.rs at LEVY BROTHERS.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, fair weather, northerly
winds. becoming variable, stationary or
lower temperature and higher pressure.
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CoSvIcTs RECEIVED following con-
victs were received at the penitentiary yes
terday from Halifax county Malyina Pate
(colored), sixteen years, for murder in the
second degree, and Everett Fields lcoIored),
six years, for grand larceny.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY O A. NJ, go I;
o 4. NJ, GS; noon, II; 3 II. NJ, 81; 0 j..
~, 76; midnight, g..
Mean temperature, -.
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&c. only for Il Picnic cls.a.
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SPECIAL NOrICR.-PAETIEs WHO DESIRE TO
attend ruE SALE II Colonel s. q. houaday's
YAn,l. adjoining strawberry llill.' on new Hem
rico turnpike. Two aud q half mites from tne city'
Al = O'Clock THIS EvEyINC, will End conveyance
Al our Office 40 4:l5 o'clock.
FRANK u. HILL < CO.. Auotioneers'
lnA VAIN slrlri.
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LILY BELLE CIGAR, Sc.
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coLDxNs LIEBsG's LIQUID EXTRACT on DsxY
AND Toxic fNvI0oRAron, In pint tottfcs, should
be kept IN every American homo ~ a pbysicsau.
IL pcuctratcs the stronghold of disease and Instant
ly commences the work ~ cure. hsk yov CoideW's,
take no other. or druggists generally.
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METHODIST SJNDAY-SCHOOL SOCIETY OP
RICmyOND AND MANCmEsTER.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this Society was held
nj Trinity Methodist church sunday after
mood at o'clock-A. l.. West (presidcnt)
i'm the chair; &. i. Rady and j. T.. Rid
dick secretaries.
The meeting was opened with singing by
the school and prayer by Rev. j. W. Blcd-
soc.
Mr.. &. u. Rady, assistant superintendent
Of the school, made IN encouraging report
OF the condition and prospects OF the
school. lie spoke OF the long and efficient
services Of Mr.. T. ". Pembcrton, the su-
perintendont. and the deep interest that
the pastor, Rev. y. W. BledsOc, has always
taken i'm the school; also, Of the number Of
conversions in the school. and the large
number 0f young ladies and youths who
attend the school regularly. This school
has always had a good record FOR disci-
pline and efficiency, and the future is very
bright and encouraging.
Rev. :. :. Lambeth, pastor Of Clay-strcet
Methodist church, made an earnest address,
taking rs his subject "Thc Bible the
Word OF God. the Will and Testament OF
God, Good Words, a Lamp and a Light
Mr.. j. ID. h. Sleight, president Of the
Prcsbyterian Sunday-SchOOl Union, also
addressed the meeting subject, "God is
Our Guide His remarks were especially
adapted TO the capacity Of the children, and
the love of God for little children was for
cibly presented.
The occasion was enliyened with excel
lent singing by the scholars Of Trinity
school. The solos by Misses Eva Ferguson
and Lena Enos were very fine.
The following is a summary Of superin'
tendents' reports for the month Of April:
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Hop BIrrEns has restored 20 sobrieiy and health
rerfect wrecks from intempcrance.
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RICHMOND, May 10, 1882.

For about ten Yeas vsss assnrigted win tue late
firms of ffTl & Skinkef and iiiil, Skinker Nst-
kins ia which Ar. tiiariss ID liih "is we su,or
ptrtuer md / take pleasure Ia -olicitina for
iIIARIf4S ID. NIL & 60. The patronage u Iny
personal friends who did business Win the Above
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-30


POLICE COURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday:
Jack Wade, charged with being drunk,
was discharged.
w. j. Faudrcc, charged with being
suspicious character and common yagrant,
was discharged.
William McCurdy and j. w. Crawford,
charged with fighting in the street, were
discharged.
John \. and james II. Richardson two
small cOlOrcd boys, charged with stealing
one lot Of groceries, the property Of some
person unknown. John was committed 70
Jail for thirty days. and James discharged.
otto Perry was fined II FOR being drunk.
james Higgins, charged with being
drunk and sleeping IN the streets, was
fined 81.
Moses Preston Small colored boy,
charged with petit larceny, was turned
over 10 his mother for punishment.
Albert stokes Ccolored), charged with
being a person Of unsOund mind, was COM
mitted 10 Jail 10 await the action Of com
mission Of lunacy. ltappears that the man
received q blow on the head from a rock
about two weeks ago. and the police are on
the lookout for the guilty party.
George Williams and W. II. \. Johnson
(both col0red) were fined AZ each for tight
Ing in the street.
John Norris (colored), charged with as
saulting and wounding Moses Monroe with
"A pitchf0rk, with intent 10 MAIN, disable,
disfigure. and kill said Monroe, was sent
on 10 the grand jury.