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tbs MONSIEUR RAvEL who is at present

- a. 2
Tbs MONSIEUR RAvEL who Is at present
the head of the lannon's troupe OF come
dians of that name-a man whose business
it is. as it Is also his delight, to make peo-
DIE iaugh-has fallen under the displeasure
OF his fellow, actors of the association of
artists OF Paris. Ravel, 1t seems, In spite
of the determination Of the association
mentioned, to which, he and several Of his
troupe belonged, to have nothing to do
with German audiences, accepted an en-
gagenent to play during the summer with
bis troupe at Baden! This was looked
upon by the Paris association Of artists as
an abar donment on NJ. Raveps part Of the
holy and religious horror with which the
Germans should reviewed, and hence his
expulsion from the association. In addi-
tton to this expulsion, the director 0l the
Gymnase, 8 theatre Of Paris, has written
to him to cancel Ibis engagement for next
81 y. =
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The CAUSE OF THE FIRE-ALARM WEDNEs-
DAY NIGHT.-The alarm of fire sounded
from box II on Wednesday night has al
ready been noticed in the Dispatch; but it
now turns out that there was some cause
for it, though the tiremen were unable to
discover any at the time. 1t seems that
workmen had been engaged in timing the
roof OF the new public school-house,
On the southwest corner of 1st and
Leigh streets. and on going away that night
left in their furnace some Goals which had
not been entirely eXtinguished. The wind
springing up. soon famed the Goals so that
considerable fire was rekindled in the
furnace, and there was imminent danger Of
the roof being set in blaze, when Captain
Epps, who was near by, saw the cause,
and at once dispatched man to turn on
the alarm, he himself Fastening to the roof
to put out the fire. This was done at some
risk, before the machines came upon the
ground.
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The meeting then adjourned.

POLICE CoURT, THURsDAY-.Justice IT. T.
Whate presidtng.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Cyrus Clarke (colored), charged with
wandering about the streets and having no
place to stay. Let of with an admonition
Ben. ra6b (colored), charged with being
drunk and trespasSing on the premises OF
the Clover Hill Railroad Company. Fined
81.
Maria l.. Wormley (coloredl charged
with being drunk and disorderiy on the
street. Discharged. sa..,.. ..t. !,
Bob Fields (colorcd), charged with inter-
tering with the chain.gang, and attempting
to strike the officer in charge with stone.
Fined $3.50.
Nancy and Catherine Allen fcolored),
charged with creating disturbance, and
using obscene language in the street. Fined
81 each. .... =g, -
Georgianna Dabncy, charged with steal
ing one dollar, the property Of Layinia
BraXton. Found guilty and sent to jail fer
ten days.
Reuben and Rachel Dixon, Abra1n and
Catherine Randall, and John Roner,
charged with assaulting, abusing, and
using threatening language towards Ben
Richardson and his wife. Discharged.
Nancy Robinson, charged with amusing
aud using obscene language to Harriet
Robinson, and Harriet Robinson, charged
with abusing Nancy Robinson. Nancy was
discharged, and Harriet fined s..
William Hope, charged with striking Ma.
poleon Barefoot with piece of iron, in.
flicting severe injury on the head of Bare.
foot, and Barefoot, charged with throwing
iron ut Hope. Both parties were discharged
John RaVan, charged with being yagrant
and having no visible means Of support
Security required in the sum of 500 for
three months. ..t.
VIM. Fl. Logan (colored), charged with
stealing two water buckets, the property
OF VIM. G. Green and G. II. Epps. Found
guilty, and sent to the chain gang for fifteen
days. ....-~-0. -
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The CoLoRED ExCURs1oNIsTs FROM
WAsHrNGToN.-Our city was visited on
"Wednesday afternoon by number of COL
eaeea orea men . from Washing gton city, who rep
resented themselves to be Knight Templar
Masons. Yesterday morning they visited
Manchester in company with colored
Lodge OF Masons, and on their return pa-
raded the streets Of Richmond, and sought
an entrance by the western gate of, The
guarded by faithful officers Of the CAPITOL
force, who refused them admission. ON the
ground that Governor Walker had given
orders that no civic or military procession
should parade in the Square. It is proper
to say that they presented very creditabIe
appearance, and better looking set Of
colored men have rarely ever made their
appearance on our streets. Their repalia
appeared to be new, and was certainly
handsome in every respect. They were to
return to Washington this morning bv the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. -
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BREAKING UP THE DIsoRDERLT HorsEs.
IT is the intention of the police authorities
to break up all the disorderly houses In the
city. Already several have been compelled
to suspend operations on account OF Inc
raids made upon them, and last night den
of this character was visited by @ squad
from the :1st statlon-bouse, and seyerai
males and females of both colors locked up.
The location of this one was In Jail alley.
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DIR. HELMBoLp INsANE.-[F -[From the Long
Branch Neacs, Aug. o. lit is the opinion
of physicians who have examined DR..
Helmbold that he is laboring under tcm-
porary arrangement of mind, occasioned
by his business difficulties, and that the
statement that the unfortunate affair Of
yesterday morning was the result Of exces.
sive drinking is incorrect, as to the imme-
diatc cause. A professional examination
was made yesterday by DR.. 7. G. Chattle,
in the presence of Judge Guild. of Newark.
and MIR. Matsell, of New York, who acted
as DR.. Helmbold's legal advisers In the case,
which resulted in recommending his So
journ in the asylum Of DR.. KEkbride at
PHILADELPHIA.
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X COSQsE Aip "KTSxEBUKa Il. x. CAL
RICHaoED, VA, Aug. S, 1871.

X CUSusG Arb .KTSxEgURa Il. x. En.,3
RICHaoHD. VA, Aug. S. 1871. -
THE r X l n S On TdtS RUAl
Il ruu KS follows: -. sf.s
The mail trains Leave Richmond at s:st 4. M.
and c:ao = Nj; and leave Petersburg at A.0S a. il.
and 7:20 p. ".
Freight and Accommodation trains leave Rich
mona at A. II. and !.4C Z. NJ, ana leave Peters
burg ct 10 A. NJ. aGd 4. so Z. NJ. ....
The s:45 A. 6. train VII! not leave Richmont cr
SUNDAYS, Snd the 1920 e. a.. train wiIl not leave
reterBburG on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii Lake the 2:30 z, r,
daily train, and those from Norfolk viii connect
al Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. train.
taS5ease-s from Clover Hill will .aEe the $50 a.
Il. trRil on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
aud .e.urniug leave Richmond on tie same days al
.:Jo IL.
The mall trains viii stop onlT n Chester.
The 4. ii. train viii counect al Peters
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi ana Ohio rail-
ToAd for LynchbErg daily
nins through 10 Wilmington. X. 3. kASES,
8u7 Ticket and FreiyLt A gent,
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) LOCAL MATTERS

PAINFULLY INJUREp.-Au emnlors octt
Iredegar Iron Works. named William RntS
ier, was very painfully If not seriously in
lured ON Wednesday afternoon, from a
spike, which in" some way was forced
through his neck. He was PROMPTLY taken
nome, where surgical aid was called in to
hls assistance. Atlast accounts the snike
hao not been found, thoughahis wound had
been carefully probed, q :; '''ui
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SEVERELY HuRT.-Edward Sullivan. who
works at the Powhite Granite Works in in
Chesterfield county, while attempting to
Jump OF the up-train of the Richmond and
Danvillc railroad yesterday morning fell and
Fractured bis upper Jaw bone, besides cut
ting his face severely. He was brought to
his residence, IN this city, on I'd, between
Clay and Leigh streets, and Drs. Trent and
Bright called in to render surgical aid.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING CLoTHING.-
Newton Davis (colored) was arrested last
evening by otli:er Folkes, Of the First Po-
lice district, charged with stealing lot Of
clothing valued at $3.50 from the schooner
Ashland, which has been lying in the Dock
locked up, and will probably have Z hear
ing this morning,
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A STABLE FALLS IN-One Nan In
jured;-Yesterdsy morning, while num-
per OF Workmen were engaged in repair
ing stable on Church Hill, a portion Of it.
which had become unstable, fell in upon a
colored man by The name of Addison, who
WasiDJured severely. He was taken away
Stable Was owned by Scott Gwathmey.
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1NooME TAX OF STATE OFFICERS.

f. w. Taylor, First Comptroller of the
Treasury, has addressed letter to the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue an
nouncing that, "upon consultation with
the Secretary, It has been decided not to
take any final action in relation to refund
ing income tax paid BY State officers at
present"
Jay Cooke & Co. report that the sub
scriptions to the new national loan on
Wednesday, on the part of national banks,
amounted to IS, ,042 600. !
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REatvAL, REMovAL.-JoHN H. TYLER b Co.,
Jewellers, have removed to their elegant neD store,
lIO7 Main street. between llth and l2th south eide
and opposite the First National Bank, and inv it
the attention OF the public to their splendid stock
Of diamonds, watches, Jewelry, silver and silver
plated ware, military goods, &c.
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OFFICE OF THE ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD COMPANY.
NEW ROUTE FROM TIE NORTH
AND EAST TO THE sOura AND
SOUTHWEST.
The Al A b A M a AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD, extending from Chattanooga. Ten.
neesee, 10 Meridian, Mississippi Is completct ard
lorms with Its connections the
SHOkTfsT ALiI-RAiL LIME
from Portland, Boston, New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore, " Washington, Richmond, Lynch6urg,
and Chattanooga, To Meyldiaa, Mobile, New Or
cities.
TIE road-bed is in splendid condition and the
equipment perfect .. - ..a ..
fulmau'9 Palace Day and Sleeptug-Car5 arc 70
oe IN Via This route from LyEchburY 70 Mobile
ana New orleans without change.
purchase tickeis via the Alabama and Chatta-
nooEa railroad, and secure the quicke time and
most comforts .,s....
ihe attention OF relXht-shippcrs is called to
thio route as Offering the advantages OF speedy
transit between the :sorth and south with ratee
always as low as by any other route
dark ship freight and procure bil.s of lading
Via the Alabama and Chattanooga rstiroad.
WA. kEARY,
General Freight and Ticket AgeR,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
j. G. STANTON,
General Superintendent,
te 2-3m Chattanooga, Temp.
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THE Hop Ar ,.rl1- rHs HuajuuIr;a,loc5T,.-Train ,lc5,

tba Az ~ ,hs and
vile railroad this afternoon. Mt 5 O'Clock,
and those who desire to spend pleasant
evening will have the opportunity Of doing
SO at the Huguenot Springs tonight. The
Walker Light Guard Captain Bass's COM
panyl will leave at the hour above-named.
a tine band Of music will also be In attend
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A RELIC OF THE HEPAsr.-Amonga q number
OF articles which will be sold at the ONCE
Of the High Constable next Saturday Weea
is a Confederate flag OF the old style, WIN
the Veritabie stars and bars. An eso s1i' ~
dier could not help being reminaea OF Inc
eleven Stars and the flag displayed yester.
day from a conspicuous place in the Office
above named bg the employees, who seem
ed to regard 1t as quite q curiosity.
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THE L1TcHFIELD ExcURsIoNIsTs.-The
Li,chfeld (Ct.) eXcursionists, who reached
Richmond on Wednesday evening, started
nished by Messrs. CARRIER & Co., for Cold
Harbor, where they spent the day in ex-
amining and going over the field. They re-
turned last evening, and to-day will con-
tinue their observations in the city,
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HElYBoLp's ATTEMPTED SU1c1pE,-1


Newark (N. j. AduertiSer, and nearly all
the other Journals, aver that the original
report that Dr.. Ii. r.. Hclmbold, of buchu
fame, had attempted suicide, was substan-
tiallv correct, notwithstanding the doctors
denial. The Advertiser says "his failure
weakens our confidence in shot-guns as q
deadly weapon" and adds:
"He borrowed gun at the Arcade Ho-
tel, and going about mile from the Branch,
he alghted from the carriage and stepped
q short distance, placed tie butt of the gun
on the ground and the muZZle under his
chin. Being very short man, he had to
stretch TO reach the trigger, and in doing
this the muZzle Of the gun was thrown on
one side and the charge passed alongside
bis face, merely singing it. The colored
driver Immediately ran toward the doc
tor, but before he could reach him the
doctor had emptied the second barrel in
the same manner. Not being iDj jured by
either charge, the colored man then got
him into the carriage and drove back to the
Arcade, where the doctor washed the pow
der from his face and drove home. Of
course be was Immediately interviewed by
the inevitable reporter, and he tells one of
the queerest Of queer stories. 'The fact
is said he, Il went out with the intention
of hunting those little snipe, and as l was
going up in the carriage got blue all Of a
sudden, and 1 thought, What's the use of
living this way any longer1 and with that
! just let 60 both barrels. You see have
done good deal of advertising lately, and
have good many engagements to meet,
and I felt nervous. 1t all came over me in
q minute The doctor eXpatiated at length
on the causes that led to his fatal determi-
nation, and denied that he had been drink
ing heavily of late. Mrs. Helmbold joined
very heartily in the denial. He's not been
dissipating at ALL said she, sbut he's
bothered considerably about business mat
ters,N --.... - ! -.
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THE FIRST POLICE srArroN.-This place

THE FIRST POLICE STArIoN.-This place
of confinement for persons arrested In the
lower wards OF the city Is sadly In need OF
attention. Steps were taken ut the last
meeting of the Council to have the cells and
the Office repaired aud generally renovated !,
and II our Counciimsn are not posted as TO
its condition they viii be greatly surprised
when the premises are Inspected. IL the
work was commenced at once il would not
be bit amiss. .,st ~ s.,.a! .tf #. ,fyt
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; REVOLUTION In the manufacture OF soda wa
ter has been recently Effected by Messrs' WOOD
soNs, druggists, OF Richmond Va. Their passas
condeu sed soda water combines all the lpsreolen'S
requisite TO produce this popular beverage ins'sn
taneously and at trinlng cost II is In the ior u
a white powder, neatly pat up In Small t,n D'1s',
which can easily be carried In the pocAe@ ="
household use or for pleasure excursions, travei'
iers, etc., it is ,ust the thing and the immediate
popularity is gains wherever introduced 'ploHos
that the proprietors have struck the path thas WIZ
lead on 10 fortune. ef....,... .t..-....
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JOB PnINTING.-We call the attention OF NOR
chants clerk, OF courts. sberiGs, lawyers. rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all Others having orders TO, printing, TO the fsci-
tie. offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
IIsuMENr for the prompt and faithful execution
of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish a.
ishort notice Cards. BiIl-Heads. Letter Heads
programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bius, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Brow
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. satisiacuonl !
uy q ranfaod
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RIVER NEws.-The steamer Palisade win
ON and after to-day discontinue her trips to
Norfolk, and only run to Kings Mill and
Grove wharf, rs formerly, though contlnu-
inc. us heretofore! her trips to the Chicka-
homiby, leaving Rockets on Thursdays at
Nothing at this season of the year can be
more delightful than trip on tne 3. oamgs. .nsaps
the rum every day. *.
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THE "GRAPHIo Scott Centennial No.
hlied with excellent engruyings Of scenes
and characters from Scott's novels. is To
band from Ellyson & Taylor, Main street,
Also, Euery Saturday "a day ahead Of
time), Harpe7's Weekly, and Frank Leske's
Illustrated. ~ =
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ANOTHER DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-Ben and
Caroline Richardson, Mary Harris, and
Eliza huckols, were up before the Police
Court yesterday to answer the charge OF
keeping and maintaining an ill-goyerned
and disorderiy house, to the annoyance OF
the neighbors. Justice White gave the
case patient bearing, as ise his custom al.
ways, and discharged all the parties except
Mary Harris and Eliza Nuckols, both oi
whom be required to give security in the
sum Of $50 for three months, or in default
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DR.. Helmbold arrived in town yesterday
and it Is the opinion of those who have
seen him that he never looked better In
his life. Far from being on the verge of in.
sanity, he is attending to his business as
usual, and shows no signs of lunacy.-N.
Y Tn1nnneTc1uI. o.. " = ..~ ..H @-..."
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EOR NEW YORK. -,saess
Il OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP AAAE
COMPANY.
The slde-Hhcel Bl4aIl7ilp. w YAEUkE, ;akht
BELL, SARATUGA, EIA CARA, hl.SE,
AARLE, and dATTERAS leave New York for
Norfolk, City foipt and Richmond, every iE f:S-
Uky, THURSDAY, a1d SATURDAY ct O'Clock
r. ID. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
cay, and SUNDAY, W high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and gtateroonls. The fare, accommodxs
HonR, and attention, ere unsurpassed
Ciose connections made with steamers for al
southern and European ports. ...s. 4
Insurance. Effected, when ordered AT 4 SUAR
TER OF ONE PER CEEEs, at the ofcSs OF thi
roIpauE.
For further Information apply TO
JOHN ". " fATT, Agent
my Is NO. Governor street,
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! Picnic AT HATroRE's GARDEN.-The an
of Schiller LODGE, No. 139, 1. O.
0. f., will take place on the 2Sth instant at
Hattor's Garden. A fine time Is anticipated.
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. NorARiEs PuBLIc.-Gov. Walker i Rpe 3
pointed the following notaries public. ON
aussday,: Lewis T. Cosby, for the county
q M " ashington. and Heber Ker, for the
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"sir,ryou have the advantage Of me-" Quite
right; son are quite right sir. Almost everybody
OF common sense has, ~" who buys clothing Iroin
Z. 3. SPENCE & Son. @E''
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AN AssIsrAsr sEcsETARy .ELEcr5D.--At,
meeting Of the Central C CONSERVATIVES Conn,
plttee, held at Virginia Hull On Wednes- !
gay evening, Mr. VIM. H. wade was elected
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! KEEP CooL--As the warm weather will probs-
bly, continue for some Time yet we ad7tse those In
need of ssssonable goods to al at once at THAI
HIMER'S corner OF 9Th and Broad streets, and
buy exit aordinaiy baIg aims In dry GOODS.
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rEssoSAL.-Col.f Jas. Mcdonald, Seere-
tary Of the Commonwealth, has returned
% Inc Guy, after. brief sojourn in the
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CHARGED WITH STEALING THIRTY DOL
LARs.-B. Murphy was arrested last eye-
ming and locked up at the Second Police
station, charged with stealing $50 from u
person numcd S. Wcinburg.
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BrEAm mEEsS.
NEW sCHEDULE.-FORe4%r. ,

NEW SCHEDUL LE.-FORc.Ha.,
IN JAMES AID CHICKA-} }sssssss4E
HoMINY RIVERS.-T The fast and elegant side
sEisos. RIes VIII leave her wharf, at fPow
hatsn Ccmpsny's Steamboat shr d). for Kings
Mill and Grove whsrves on TUESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at O'Clock A. M, connecting
vi h the O'Clock train at City Point for Peters,
burg: Returning win leave Grove wharf and
Kings Mill on WEDNESDAYS and MONDAYS
at O'Clock A. NJ, touching at all the It gular
landings each way.
wil leave her wharf at RoGsetts for Binn's
O'Clock A. NJ, connecting at City Point with the
O'Clock train from Petersburg, touching st ali the
lsrd's wharf, aud all regular Landings on Chicka-
homuy. Returning, win leave Binn's On FRI
DAYS st O'Clock d. M.
Freight received daily Freight for Chicka-
homiuy received on Wednesdays.
ALI rreiehls 10 way landings must be prepaid
For fu:tber particulars, apply 10 Captain Oh
board, orto W&. L. HRETT, Agnpt,
ru2s at Powhatan Steamboat heds.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
KIcHNoND PosT-oFFIoE, AUGUST "a, 1871
Mrs. Q. a. Noise, Boston; B. f. T. Con-
way, Wolftown, Va; Miss c. Warn, Pc
tershurg; A. Gruell, Petersburg.
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INSPECTOR OF TOBACCO AT CENTRE WARE
HoUsa.-Colonel William E. Cameron has
bsea reappointed inspector Of tobacco at
Centre warehouse, Petersburg. u s5
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A SPECIALTy-Beserye Dividend Policies
Widows ana Orphans Benefit Life Insurance
Company, j. b. MOORE, Agent
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WARD CLtTn.

superintendent jenkins, as chairman.
i,,i, snen again called the meeting to order and
invited attention to the importance Of @ or.
ganlzlng Conservative Ward Club, in ac.
cordance with the recommendation of the
City Central Committee. ''
On motion of Colonel Ordway, the su.
perintendent was authorized to apnoint ;,
committee, to consist of three voters from
each ward, to draft resolutions in order to
effect the organization, and to report the
names at future meeting.
The meeting then adjourned. =.
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School books at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, l1Is
Main street. .'3 '' ~ a.."
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Jouh LLAUGHToN Viii sell at 10 A. N a.
snsir store, general assortment or bousaboia
! furniture, &c. ''' - "'usehoaa
ehnbss & WILLIAMS VIII sen as. I,a1f.n. a.! e |.
! oc.oek Z. ID. several, building lots on soutb.
east corner Of 18th and Clay streets. :. '''
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TU n A L ID Ii N e.

" SsAsdsSasSM
The, British and North American Royal Mail
stea mships between New York end Liverpool,
callTg AZ Cork ha rbsr.
RATES UF PASSAGE
Ry Tie Wednesday, steamers, not carrying steer.
age:
First Cabin. .2l!o, godl Second Cabin. $50 gold
First Cabin TO Paris. gold
ltPtlu TISV EOu
BY the Tuesday and Saturday steamers:
FIRST Cabin. $50, gold Steerage. f3o currency
Return T!cScts. ."..............: :Slso, gold
Steerage tickets froln liverpool and Queenstown.
and all parts OF europe, ~ lowest rates.
Through bills of lading from Yirg,r!s to Liv-
erpool. l:eifsst, Glasgow. bavre, Antwerp, and
other ports ON the Continent and for Me,iIterra-
| ranean ports win be issued by the VIRGINIA
and FOREIGN THROUIR LIN n, they having
ase the necessary arrangements with the Ola
Dominlon steamship Comptny 10 New Yok, and
With the Cunsrd Ilie theme 10 Liverpool. &c.
For rates. &c., apply TO the Agents of the OLD
Dominion Steamship Company.
CHAS. 6. FEANCKLYa,
General AgnL Cunard Line.
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