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DEED,

On the LIST July, 1858, Mrs. LhURANA LORD
reject of james W. Lord, In the seventy seventh
YEAR of her age. Her funeral viii take place from
the residence OF her sOn-in-law, William Wilson
on Twcnty-scycnih street. Union HIM. at O'Clock
TODAY, july 2d. The friends and acquaintance
oil the family are respectfully invited.
At the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Sam
vel Skinner, on Twcnty-cigmh street between
Marshall and Broad, on the lSt instant at half
past ~. NJ, ALICE GERTRUDE, infant daugh-
Ter Of X. J. and the late Alice V. Cherry, aged five
Her funeral wllltake- place THIS EVENING at
o'clock from The residence of her grandmother.
The friends and acquaintance: Of The family are
respectfully Invited to attend.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

APPOINTMENTS By TIE MTL1TARY.-Gen-
eral Stoneman made the following munich
pal appointments for Lexington, Va, yes
terday:
Mayor.-David z. Moore uice Jacob NJ.
Ruff--term of service expired.
Couaca.-John H. Freeman uice Hugh
Barclay, Hiram Henderson vice William
White, Joshua L. Beaver Uice Robert }.
White, James Agner rice James K. Ed
mundson, Charles Beaver pice Thomas b.
Plunkett, Henry Nargrove vice George ".
Shields,
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ELECTION OF 0FFICERs.-At meeting
of Marion Division, No. S, Sons of Tempe
rance, held on Tuesday night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing quar-
ter: DR.. l.. r. Dickinson, W. P; William
II. Fiske, W. A.; R. I. Davis, R. S.. j. E.
anthony, A. r. s.; r. j. Xix, F. S.; J. G..
Jacob, r.; William Z. Lindsay, c.; G. An
thony Gibson, c.; John W. Glenn, A. c.;
Jacob Doll, 1. S.; George W. Clemens, O..
s. M. ]. Powers, ?. w. p.
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seuor, of the Richmond Tobacco Market.


The market Is animated inspections still large,
and prices we'll sustained with an advance on lower
grades OF dark manufacturing tobacco. We alter
orr quotations accordingly. The transactions for
the last three DAYS at prices within the range OF our
quotations 524 hogsheads, lls tierces, and Is boxes
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Ltt1s-Common to Medium dark working, 81
6ss50: good dark working. se6Sll: sun-cured
Common. as6Sll sun-cured good Sl2GSl3; coal
cured common. s9M$1s: coal-cured bright, &l5@
sas coal-cured fancy S2of3Sto. "
leaf Common dark working, 9aGaSI0: medium
,ari. Working. Slia9Fl2; good tark working, s1?. 50
fIfI4; fine and wrapping. SI5GDSi5 sun-cured. BIB
6aa0 yellow wrappers common S2o0S35; yellow
wrappers. medium TO extra. s!0GSl0o.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,:Js-very common and heavy weights, 80. so
1s7. 50 Medium, sS6s9: good. 2a.s06Sl2.
Lsaf.-English shipping, Rl-@S2l; Continental
shipping, Sl.8*2l.
sTEMMITG TOBACCO.
Ledr-Common, $98Sl2; good, S139$ls; fine,
5l7Ms2O.
Sters.-s3. 50Gs5.5o.
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UsEAL ESTATE AGENTS.

49, r -
NEW YORK SOUTHERN LAND
~ hGTNCY.--As announced III my card JElI'
tgtl.. I have established In tie city Of New
York agency Tor the sal. -yi-iGyT.rr de.
scrip,ion of real caLt'7r II irgna, aud for the
pTonotiGf emigration To the state My extern
slSt-STu uniutance business connections, and gen.
erui system of advert scuents. win give me unusual
facilities for dlspoSlng OF property place., In my
hands. j.. CARklSGItN CAbhi:i,,
~ lin No. Barclay street, New York.
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/. o. 0. F.-Fit2hugh Lodge, No. 93, I.
0. 0. F., elected the following officers on
Tuesday night n. G., Francis 7. lsbell :
V. g., Felix H. Baughan Secretary, james
P. Atkinson: Treasurer, Ii. Calder; K. s.
to N. g., James l.. Timberlake l.. S. to
N. G., George w. Lee W. to n g., j. M.
Butler, Jr.; c., Samuel H. Herndon; Q.
s., j. A. Schick; V. &. appointment: f.
S., Robert Badger.
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JUD1c1AL.-The District Court Of Frede-
ricksburg, composed of Judges Moncure,
Meredith, Pitts, Thomas, Christian, and
Critcher, meets on Thursday next, 9th in
slant. There are twenty-five heavy cases
of appeal from the circuit courts composing
the district to be considered. ..
Judge Meredith's court meets on Monday,
but will be adjourned in order that he may
attend the district court.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGEs.-A wagon containing
a gentleman and his wife, going over from
the Petersburg to the Central depot, yester-
day, was run into by carriage, and the
lady was thrown out and badly injured.
The gentleman has entered suit for da-
IMAGES. .-..
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THE New TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATION
formed last week out of several Of the Di-
visions of Sons in this city meets at the
hall of Stonewall Division tonight. 1t is
understood that o committee will be ap-
pointed to prepare ritual, and that other
steps will be taken towards the establish
ment of the new Order.
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xs- Ho FOR GREAT BARGAINs:-Nor

your chance to buy supply or every description
of DRESS GOODS at greatly reduced prices a.
JULIUS SYCLE'S, No. els Main street, between
Ninth and Tenth. Having bought very laFgelYat
the recent decline In prices OF dry goods II viii
enable me to offer great Inducements to oil VINO
favor me with Il call. will mention few ol inc
latest and most desirable DRESS GOODS which
have on hand Mozambiques al shades ; English
and French Grenadinc, Just imported; French
Lawns and Organizes, the latest styles; iiair-'R'
Grenadne, something new English Beragr'' pam
and embroidered; fine embroidered Hcrnan' oi''s
latest design and other styles too nulneroa'"
mention, and prices to suit all. WHITE 'oop'
at panic prices; such plain and striped sHi''
Mousseaine, dressed and undressed CamaE''
plain, striped, and checked Nainsook; 81 frehe"
Organdies, Dimity Long Cloth, white and c"'ofc'
Marscilles, Brilliants, etc.
large variety of Summer Cashmere Co''oA'
ade, Linen Duck, Brown Linen, Linen DriIi ah'
Tweed, FOR boys and mems wear, at such prices
that the most difficult to be pleased viii be pea'''
in quality and prices.
A large lot or Huckabnck Towels, Table Dalna'A'
Marseiiles Quilts, Bird-eye Diaper, and Irish LIZ
EN-, just received from auction, and Will H
sold rs per cent. less than at any other place IN X
city.
Domestic Goods at such reduced prices thst It ~''
astonish one and all; and large variety Of Other
goods usually found In irst-class dry goods hoase'
All OF which viii be sold at great bargains. Nc
member JULIUS sYCLE, si3 Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth
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r c,,or-. a,.a,v Ia roo crowd last night,

THE CIRCUS drew large crowd last night,
and gave, we believe, general satisfaction:
The vaulting, riding, and postur1ns on
Horace Smith and his little son are really
wonderful, and formed the great attraction.
The menagerie is probably the largest tnas
has visited Richmond since the var, ana 10
see Herr Lengel among the wild beasts Is
worth the price Of admission.
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ENOURTH OF JULY EXCURSiONo ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AND PQTo,MnA,Cy ~ NJ
ROAD.-FEAST ANh PUBLIC SpEAh Mi hold
The ladies OF Glen Allen Baptist chnrch VII no,v
church at Glen Allen station on the Ricnihom li
fredericksburg and Potomac ria3,iirnn n 'coapctou
special train will leave the heI "d .xct,irn
Broad and Eighth streets ut s:i' A. d. '''
about Z. VI. ,,. "a, for chill
Round trip tickets, &c. for adults Soc i'r VIZ
drcn under twelve years. ,,,r to the day or ex-
Tickets may ;s 9e starSc Il Ryland and J. " Pa
cursion sons Main street and cambridge g An,
Garsnn and Hundlev & Tatum, Broad street am
on The day ofcxcurson at the office OF the m .
company. :! -
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALs-ALL THE
JUDGES pREsENT.-An appeal from judg-
ment of the Circuit Court Of the city of Rich
mond in the case of The Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
Us. Snead & Smith was allowed. After
which the court adjourned until to-day.
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THE RED MEN's PIc-NTc will come OFT ut
Euker's Spring Park to-day, commencing
ut 8 A. NJ. A fine time is anticipated; and
"a 70 liquor will be allowed on the ground,
there win probably be an orderly assem-
hlape. Pale-faces are allowed to attend.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COLLECTORS OFFICE CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, June !, 1868. {
TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN ORDI-
1 NANCE OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
will attend at my office from A. NJ. TO O'Clock
i. NJ daily from The It'll TO the ed Of July, nclu-
sye, u receive Of the City Taxpayers onr-haf of
the whole OF their city taxes, deducting theretrom
ten per ccntUm. III. l.. WlGAND,
jc22-t22djy Collector.
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DOARDERS.-We have concluded to
ID take Il few BOARDERS FOR the summer
months. Grown persons preferred. Distance two
miles from Greenwood depot, on the Central rail-
road. Good accommodations. Terms: $50 per
month $40 per week. Address "Grccnwod De-
pot, Albemarle county, Va
y, co-6t JOHN =. COOKE.
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DR.. READS CoNCERT.-Ths late concert
at the First Baptist church for the benefit
of DR.. Reads church netted 1854, clear Of
all expenses. This result may be attri-
buted to the kindness, the excellent charac-
ter of the singers, and the good manage
ment shown in the entertainm emit.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nw SPECIAL NOTICE. - The undersigned
late with nessrs William +. Jones K Co.. having
located himself at No. FlFTEFErH STREET
to,. the PURPOSE or cnrduct!nga GENERAL COM
MISSION BUSINESS. would he glad 10 receive :.
share Of public patronage s,,rr ,rrv,
RICHMOND, July l. 1865. iy9-lWN
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LARGE DIvIpESD.-The Directors of the
Mutual Building Fund and Dollar Savings
Bank have declared dividend Of thirteen
and one-half per centum, free Of ell tax,
payable On and sfsSr July 3.
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FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell on the premises
at SPIN. a neat frame dwelling ana lot on ,h I
southeast corner OF 81. Johns ana Chaf'''
streets.
WILMINGTON GODDIN win sell on the pre-
misses SIP. NJ. the Valuable milling properly
with extensive water-power, near the e'ers-
burg Railroad depot.
9 n. DAVIS will sell at r. NJ. two framed tene-
mcn,s on Fifteenth between Marshall and Clay
streets. .s..-..r
cpr-nps q WILLIAMS will sell at p. NJ, on
rho PREMISES, the valuable tenement No. 40
nm the south side Of Broad between Third and
Fourth streets.
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DEAD. Richmond atmosphere seems
fatal to menageries. Ames, of the big cir
Gus, suffered great loss in the death of his
black bear yesterday from excessive heat.
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THE OLD MARKET BAZAAR, COR
SER MAIN AND SEVENTEENTH STREETS,
offers to sell this day MOIA MRjQCES, LENpS'
and ENGLISH BERAGES at Il shilling yard
worth IS cents yard: also. the best brands OF
CALICOES ut l?i cents per yard-tlle greatest
bargains ever offered; and all other goods III pro-
portion. Call soon, before they are all scif.
jyl2t j. STROOCK.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. S. N.
Davis sold on Tuesday lot on Webster
street, thirty-one feet front, with small
framed tenement thereon, for $500. ..-,
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel S. r. Chalfn, assist
ant acknowledgement Of this district, re-
tnrned to Richmond yesterday, after o
pleasant trip northward.
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v,EROCIOUs LIONS CONQUERED BY
j. BEAUTIFUL LADY
r1arRs AND PAINTERS LOOSE IN THE
PUBLIC STREETS
ORIENTAL DISPLAYS ECLIPsED Bl
colonel c. 4. AMEs'S
NEW ORLEANS MENAGERIE' CIRCUS
SOUTH AMERICAN AVIARY.
The most extensive, gorgeous, and elegant zooios''
cal and Equestrian Combination on the Amerl-
can continent, saAu tic o''A' SS
,crnrise Of TIL. character In existence,
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHMOND, ON COUS-
Gil CHAMBER HILL,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
JuLYlsr AND 80, lses ~->------,-,r,-,-.
and present series Of the most startling, wonder
full and attractive entertainments among
... which are the performances Of --"'
ELLA EUGENE and HERE LENGEL
FOUR pENs " TRAINED ANIMALS.
Recommendations OF The most diNcuIt, daring, and
hazardous phases Of arenAC displays By an
UNUSUALLY LARGE EQUEST II A :
TROUPE.
An uncolnmonly large collection of recently-c"p
tured
WILD BEASTS AND FOWLS;
among which Is the only
AFRICAN ELEPHA t
,a,. ever seen on the continent Of America. =,
A HERD OF PERFORMING HORSES,
SAGACIOUS PONIES,
DUCATED NJ UL ),
TRICK DOGS,
and
COMIC MONKEYS
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CoMMEHCENEST.--The pune commencement
Of TIE Richmond Fruais institute postponed
frort Tuesday on account 81 the storn' VIA De
held THIS tThrsdayl EVENING in the firSt Zap
list church, beginning promptly at quarter-past
a,.Iock CHARLES II. WINSTON,
prcsi 1ant.
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ROAHpING AND LODGING.

TOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
L accommodated with pleasant ROOMS and
BOARD In Il convenient and central location, In Il
private family ut SIN DOLLARS per week. Adj
dress ~. d., post-otlcc box s53.
~ stTb SRMn
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Bailey. n. f, Bankenship Richard Brown, Thos.
Branch, r. s. Baldwin James r. Branch David
I. Burr. Colonel John B. Cary, L. D. Grenshaw'
II. g. CabeiL Alexander Cameron. James a.
Enders. Andrew L. Elicit, William 6: Ferguson,
Peter Franklin, George c: Gary, John D. HarTeS:
Mtllhiser. Thomas W. McCance. E. o. Noting,
James Macdouald George 8. Palmer, T: G. Pey-
ton. John Purcell. William G. Paine, N. Rosen-
bnun, John G. Spots. Richard Fl. Z. Robinson,
A. Y. Stokes ". r. Staples, ". ". Trihbett
William F. Tanner. James Woodhouse, Powhatan
W-cisfger. Claiborne Watkins, .. +. Wels,geT,
John J. Waggoner. William Warwick. r. r. w IL
llams Charles T. Workman. John b. Wilson, W..
Watts
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n.
Cry CouScIL-CALLED MEETTNa.-:A
called meeting of the City Council was held
Yesterday evening. Present: Messrs. Will
liam Fl. Macfarland, president; Clopton,
Crutchfield, Humphreys, Kent, Miller, re-
louze, Sharp, Smith, Van Lew, and WASH
Qualification of Auditor.
IN motion of Mr.. Crutchfeld, Colonel P.
A. Dsvis was allowed to qualify as Auditor
of the city, and the oath was adminls1ereu
named william Il. Alderdice, ). j. unoer-
hin. and Fl. L. Hartshorn from whom to
elect q clerk. A vote was taken, ana Mr..
william II. Alderdice was elected, he Inv
ing received 8 votes, Mr.. Underhill }, and
Mr.. Hartshorn /.
Mr.. Smith, from committee, returned a Pc
tition from the vegetable dealers in the Be-
cond Market requesting that their stalls
NAV be so arranged as to make them safe
places of deposit for articles which may De
left over from day to day with recon-
mendation adverse to the petition. Ap-
proved.
Election of Superintendent Of Schools.
DR.. Sharp moved that the Council 60 into
the election of Superintendent OF Public
Schools. Adopted,
DR.. Sharp nominated alr. Andrew Wash
burne.
There was no other nomination. and Mr..
Washburne was unanimously elaatoG'
light
Mr.. Clopton called for the report Of the
;-I4 VII: YLyy>it 4
at previous meeting. This report recon-
mends the erection Of Il coal-shed at the
gashouse in Rockets at g cost Of 81 900. .
A letter was read from the Superintend-
ent of the Gas Works showing the urgent
necessity for the building.
The appropriation was ordered.
Petitions,
Mr.. Humphreys presented q petition
from John Griffin (negro) to General Stone
man stating that lie had been butcher IN
the Second tIarket, and having been con-
victed of buying q COW knowing it to be
stolen property, Was sent to the penlten-
tiary, and pardoned therefrom by Governor
Wells, and requesting that he DC allowed to
return to his business in sHid market. The
matter had been referred TO b military COM
missioner, and he referred it to the Council
for action. Gh.. action of the Council at a
former meeting--when they refused to al
low the petition-was reconsidered, and the
matter was referred to the Committee On
Second Market.
A petition from A. Cozzolino requesting
to be reinstated in the Second Market was
referred to the same committee.
Police.
Mr.. Clopton presented communication
from the Chief of Police notifying the
Council that Captain Putnam has up to this
time failed to report to him for duty rs re-
ouired by the ordinance, aud that the
Mayor informs him that Captain Putnam Is
On duty at present under his immediate
ordeirs. knowing of no law which autho-
rized such employment of captain of Po-
lice, the Chief thought proper to advise the
Council of the case. Referred TO the Com
mittce on Police.
After referring sundry petitions, the
Council adjourned.
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AmTrsEFFENTs.

--~~~e-~-~~ -,
TQURTH OF JULY P1C-NlC.-The
F MANCHESTER METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL invite their friends TO unite with them In
a GRAND PICNIC to Amelia Courthouse on
SATURDAY, July 9TH. -,.---,---,<xy
Cars will leave Hull street, south end OF Mayo's
TICKETS, one DOLLAR. For sale at the
Jy IL"
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LTIru-SrF:GsT FAIR Fnsrro&ED.-The closing
sail Is postponed to Friday night instead OF thlS
cTening.
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PORT OF R1CHMUNU, JUL I 1oU''
SAILED.
steomer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chanJise and passengers, L. i. Tatun; A..
Schooner G. T. Hubbard, LoVeland, down the
river, light.
MENORATDA.
Schooner Thomas Ware Abdill, cleared from
Philadelphia on the 30th NJ,
LIyERPOOI, June lG.-Eutered out, barquc Rlch-
ard Crcpin, for City Point.
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CovNENCEMEN EXERCISES OF TIE
coI.THEHy CoiLEGE.--This institution, un-
der the able management Of the principal,
Dr.. A. L. Mayer, has just completed Its
second annual session with an exhibition
at the Monticello Hail. on Broad street.
The examinations were held on Monday
and Tuesday last, and spoke highly for the
skill and perseverance Of the faculty ana
the diligence and application OF the stu
dents
No premiums were conferred at the close
of this session, but arrangements WILL be
made to bestow such rewards OF merit at
the next as will be wellworth competing
for. This school, from very unpromlslng
beginning, numbering at the outset only
twenty scholars, had at the close of this (se-
cond) session no less than eighty, and q large
increase is expected for the next, which
begins on the first of September.
The object of this institution is to teach
a practical and humiliation education and
from the exhibition last night we feel JUS
titled in saying that its endeavors are likely
to be crowned with the most fatterlng sue
cess. During this session the Principal has
been assisted by five teachers, and 1t 10
contemplated to increase the number as
occasion may require.
To meet the views Of many parents who
desire that their children shall continue
during the vacation to take lessons IN the
languages, it is proposed to give instruc-
ton at the college building, from 8 to 919
o'clock every morning, in English, German,
French, and Hebrew; by which arrange
ment the evil effects of a prolonged absence
from school, and consequent neglect OF their
studies, will be counteracted. -.
The examination on Monday and Tuesday
was of itself sufficient recommendation
to the practical man Of the superior merits
of the system of instruction pursued.
The exhibition last night consisted OF
series of orations, recitations, and dialogues,
which were well produced, and afforded
much interest to quite large concourse Of
spectators.
Owing to the lateness of the hour we
are unable to give the names of those pu-
pills who merited special distinction, but II
is only due to the excellence OF the lnstltu'
ton to say that each and all of them &C.
quilted themselves admirably. ~
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE JULY 2,
ls6S.-William H. L. Combs (colored) +,
Richmond, Va; Hon. General Geo. Vic
kers, Washington, D. c.; Mrs. Octavia
Moody, Baltimore, Md; Robert Chamber
layne, Washington, D. c.; W. Applegarth
& Son, Baltimore, Md. Miss Julia A. To-
Ter, Richmond, Va; Emanuel Strange,
Roanoke Station, Va. james l.. Fisher,
Elizabeth City, N. c.; Lima Hall, hung and
Queen county, Va. Mrs. Mollie S. Baker
Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs. Mary E. wade,
Appomattox county, Va; W. E. Vaughan
sheriff, Hanover Courthouse. -...,
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mEEE'g

TIME MEMBERS OF RICH &;eaaese
I MOSD ROYAL 4,RCH CHAPTER, $siya%.s
No. g. are hereby requested to attend II 10y
stated couyocatin ION of their Chapter 10 he @%'i-Ss
held ut their chapter-rooms. IN tie Masonse Hall
on Franklin street, THIS (Thnrs.layl EVENING,
July ID 4. d. 1868, A. L.. 5sss, Il. A, NJ. 23ss, at
= CLOCK. -4s''
Ey order of the NJ. e. III. i. ..
jy2-u& GEORGE y. kEESEE, Secretary.
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A GRAND VOCAL AND INsTRU-

MENTAL CONCERT AND FESTIVAL
will be given Mt Huguenot Springs SATURDAY,
July / 1883, at IL o'clock. for the benehtof
Er MANAKIS CHURCH.
Madame RUHL has kindly volunteered and Will
be assisted by the best amateur talent OF the city
of Richmond.
TICKETS TO CONCERT. ........ FIFTY CENTS.
TICKETS TO FESTIVAL.......F FIFTY CENTS.
For sale at the book and music stores, and also
at the boat.
The canal boat WIN leave Myers's bridge. Rich
mond, on the MORNING OF THE CONCERT
at 8 A. NJ, returning at s p. ". Transportation
free iy l--3t
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BANNING OFFICE WM. Is. IsAACS h CO.,(
THURSDAY, July ., 1883. :
NUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON
~ SATURDAY, 4h instant. Parties having
payments maturing other business for that day
viii please give proper attention TO the same on
FRIDAY, 81. jy 2-2t
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The Leigh STREET BAPTIST FAIR will
sl9ss Tomorrow night,
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR New YoRk.-We learn that the fine
steamer Isaac Bell, of this line, carried on
her last trip over seventy passengers from
this city-among them many family parties.
The Saratoga will sail on Friday at 2 T.
NJ, and the Niagara on Sunday at 3 P. M.
Apart from the attraction of the great
Democratic Convention, parties can enjoy
a sea trip, which is exceedingly pleasant at
this season. The fare has been placed with
in the reach of ali, being only twenty dol
lars for a round trip, including elegant
staterooms and sumptuous fare. y.sr
Pleasure-seekers will find this route
affords every facility for good time, y
while those in search OF recreation will
be vastly benefited by such a trip.