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HOTEL.
T
THE NEW WARREN HOUSE
MchinnViIIe, Tenn.

lfTW1S large and cOmmodious Hotel, contain
i ing fifty two rooms, has just been com
pieted, and is now being newly and elegantly
furnished. It viii be ready Tor the reception
of visitors by the 20th of June.
Being located in the Mountain District p
Of Tennessee tby many called the " Switzer.
land of American, its advantages cannot fail
to attract the attention Of those who are seek
ing comfort, pleasure or health. The sur
rounding scenery IS beautiful, the air pure
aud bracing; the fare viii be excellent, and
sulphur water OF the finest medicinal charae-
ter viii be supplied fresh every morning.
To those having families, il may not be i'm
proper to state That McMinnviIle contains
good schools and churches; and the teacher
OF Music, Drawing and Painting resides in the
hotel.
Being easy Of access by railway to all parts
Of the country; having daily communication
with all tue world By mail and telegraph, and
being kept equal to any hotel in the state,
private families or transient guests will al
ways find the New Warren House" q most
pleasant, healthful and attractive summer
home.
Terms PEI 9eek---- .---.--------.--- Y y
ASAA9 PEI Nat z -
r. H MASON pronrfafQr
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TOTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE: In re-
L sponse TO the expression of q popular de-
sire, sufficiently general and influential to
control my action In the matter, / hereby an
nounce myself a candidate for the office OF
Judge of the Supreme Court, made vacant by
The resignation OF Hon. 7. A. K. Nelson. Elec-
lion first Thursday IN August e
Chattanooga, March IL, 1877. mhH
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7 AM a candidate for the State Senate in the
Il next General Assembly, subject to the re-
suit OF the primary elections, July 20, 1S72.
jy7 b. &. BLEDSOE.
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VALHERMOSO SPRTNGSl
Morgan County, North Alabama.
iodine. white and Black CheI.
gseate and FreestOne Waters
in greet abundance.


-
TuHIS celebrated watering place, located In
4 the Switzerland Of the South, and which
has been visited by crowds Of iRvalids during
the last fifty years, but mas been closed for the
tasI lew years, IS now to all such a.
desire TO improve their health. We have in
our possession manyt testimonials bearing evil
cence to the cures that have been effected in
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Asthma and many
other ailments which can be seen in our cir
culars, that viii be freely circulated, and for
warded 70 any one making their wishes
known. We viii try to render our guests as
| comfortable as possible, and our table shall be
supplied with the best the country affords, in
abundance and good style. The scenery is 70
mantle, and the location healthy.
We will take pleasure in answering all let
ers Of inquiry regarding the Springs.
Address, via Decatur,
myl7 J. X. PAYNTER & SON.
ICWEEF CHALYBEATE sPRINGs-For-
- merly Red SWEET, Allegheny county,
Virginia. These Springs, so long and favOra-
bly, known for their valuable TONIC and Al
TEkATINE POWERS, both as a Beverage
and Bath, have been newly and completely
rehtted with convenient and comfortable ac-
c~OmmOdatiOns for 100 persons. Route, via
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to Alleghanv
station, where elegant carriages belonging 70
the Springs viii be in readiness for the wish
tors.
~CHARGEs-S per day and $50 per month.
juf J.T. WILSON, Superintendent.
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ChaneeIIor Of second Chancery Court.
GAMUEL p. WALKER is the Democratic
y nominee for the Office of Judge of the
Second ChanceFy Court. jus
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faltered the little silver voice, and 81
linked into this,


But we shall stiH be Joined in heart;
and he, turning round with the audience,
back to the Rev. Mr.. Love, as was the
fashion in the Bloomsbury First Church,
lifted his face to hers, and their foolish
young eyes met-met and dropped, and
the work was done.
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For Congressman.

D 3. SOMERVELL, of Upton, is o candi.
IT, date for Congress in this District; sub,
ject to the action Of the Democratic istrtel
convention. BE
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

R. b. MASON, Proprietor.
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ForJgdeeo or me supreme Co1rf,

EOr JuOEe OF the supreme court.
n OTHE PEOPLE OF TENNESSEE. In re-
Spouse to the call of many leading citizens
Of the State, 1 hereby announce myself rs a
candidate for Judge OF the Supreme Court,
made vacant by the resignation Of Hon. T. A.
r.. Nelson. Election first Thursday in August
next. ROBERT MCFARLAND.
MOrristown, Tennessee. b
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Our he0rts IN Lhr1suan IoYei
The fellowship Of kindred mind;
Is IilrQ 10 that above.

1t struck him that her voice was less
like incense new, and more like melted
the way, and he would make a note Of il
class orator.
Our fears, our hopes, our aims, are one,
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Collector On Privileges.
I HARVEY MATHES is the Democratic
- nominee State and county Tax-Colleetor
on Privileges. je2S
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7 HEREBY announce myself a candidate
to represent Shelby county in the Senate
of the next Legislature, subject to the nomi-
mating election, Saturday, July 10th, 1872.
IulY B 1872. j. NJ. CREWS.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
PARK AVENUE ACADEMY,
"a Miles from Memphis, near Eemphi.
and Charleston Railroad.

WIN. CARUTHERS, .PRINcIPAL
THOS. Z.
The eleventh session of this school viii be-
gin On the FIRST MONDAY ~ SEPTEMBER, and
continue twenty weeks.
The Principal Is a graduate of Hampden
Sidney College and OF the University of Vir.
ginia. He has had ten years experience in
teaching, four of which he was a professor in
the irst-named Institution.
For circulars apply toll, Wade & Co, Mr.W.
B. Galbreath, or Messrs. Taylor, Radford & Co.
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nay GOODS.
S3O,OOO RORTH

IHT .E%8E1EsH
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A 7 the solicitation of many friends, 1 an,
IA nounce myself as a candidate to repre-
sent the people of shelby county in the lover
house Of the next session of the LEGISLATURE OF
Tennessee; subject to the decision Of the
Democratic party at the primary election on
the 2Oth inst. JOHN 5. DICkASON.
WE are authorized to announce Colonel
w JOSEPH BARBIERE'S name as that Of
a candidate for the Legislature lyle
ToHN OVERTON, JR., is a candidate to rep
81 resent Shelby county in the lower house
of the Legislature; subject to the action OF
the primary meetings of July 10th. jylO
JAMES NJ. HARRIS is a candidate to repre-
d sent Shelby county in the lower house OF
the Legislature; subiec to the action Of the
primary meetings OF July Ath. JyS
AT S. JAY is a candidate for the lower
NJ branch of the General Assembly of
Tennessee; subject TO the result of the pri-
mary election Of the 2th inst. JyS
IN compliance with the wishes of my
Il friends, announce myself a candidate
for a seat in the lower house of the next Gen
eral Assembly. l respectfully solicit the suf-
frage of the Democratic voters of Shelby
county at the primary election on the2 10th of
1872, assuring them that, whether NOM
MATED or NOT, / viii work to the best of my
ability for the success of the entire ticket.
jy7 A B. HAYNES.
FDITORS APPEAL-You viii please an.
Ia ounce my mann as a candidate to repre-
sent Shelby county in the lower branch of the
mex General Assembly of the state of Ten
nessee; subject to The primary election of the
10th inst. ]. ". ELDRIDGE.
HEREBY announce myself a candidate
Il for Representative from shelby county,
outside the city, subject to the action of the
jy7 II. /. GREER.
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The above are only a few Of the articles to
be sold at greatly reduced prices. Every
article in the House Is offered at correspond
ing1y low figures, as the stock must be sold.
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For County Tax-C0Hect0r.
GEORGE X. POWELL is the Democratic
W nominee for 1ax-Collector for Shelby
county. je&
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President School Board.
Richmond, July Sth, 1872.

We ayerccclyed from Mcssrs. JESSE OAKLEY 4
Co, Nos. 80 and 5s Murray street, N. Y..a box OF
JESSE oAKLEY's MALTESE soar. IL Is designed
for general family and laundry use, and is made by
process entirely unknown before I'm this country.
1t contains no rosin, washes well In hard or soft
water, aud has bleaching qualify rendering clothes
white and clean; does not lniure the most DELICATE
fabric, and is without doubt the best soap in this
country, and not surpassed by any Of foreign mann
facttlre. 1t is uncqualled for washing .lannels
worstcd, and all woollen goods. While this soar
possesses extraordinary defensive and erasiye quail
ties, It s entirely free from all injurious chemical
combinations. If you want clean houses, clear
clothes clean dishes, aud clean hands, ut lowest pos
sibIe cost try 1t, and you will never be satisfied with
any other. Messrs. S. c. TARpY & Co. are the gen
ral agents for the sale Of this soap.
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Vol. XLIII.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & t.AUGHToN will sell at a. r. NJ. th,
llaxaIl quarry. opposite the Pamn-liouse, quar-
rying apparetms, canai-boat, mule. &c
w. GoDDlN will sell at L. NJ. nearly fomr acres o
land iu Adams Valley, on 10th sides Of Shockot
creek, near Chesapeake and Ohio railroad work
shops.
!. l.. hrpERSON will sell AT IS J.. NJ ilia property
known as "Strccker's," with large dwelling and
ornamental grounds. overlooking the city.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS win sell at o. +. NJ. The
brick tenement No. 10, In Forti's Row. on the
west sida OF Cherry street between Cnry ahd
Cumberland
HILL & GopDlS will scii at L. NJ. twenty six
lois In l,"pc,ialc. near iarric. Also, thirty lots
In Arlington, on Wallace and Dallas streets.
LYME. & BROTHER will sell at 9 y. 81. four build
Ing lots on the north line Of Park avenue neal
the residence Of G.. Y. Morriss.
COOK 4 LhUGIlTON VIII sell at 10 A. NJ. parloi
aud chamber furniture.
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the sympathy of The best citizens, by the
generous aid of the Council, aud, what is far
more valuable, by the consciousness that we
were doing our duty and the knowledge that
we were contributing to the dissemination of
y great public good. We propose to con-
tinue our work, with the help Of the people
for whom it is gratuitotlsly given, advancing
the number and grade of our schools until a
good practical education--of which bigotry
shall be no part-shall be offered to every
child in Richmond and while we are doing
this honestly the true people of Richmond
will scorn to inquire at what altar we wor-
ship our God or on what soil it pleased Him
to give us birth.
When, therefore, Mr.. John L. Williams,
&C., concludes by saying that he knooos he
has uttered the views of large majority OF
the people Of Richmond" / answer that
know the people of Richmond as well as he
and respect them too much to believe him.
A. M. KELLEY,
President School Board.
Richmond, July Sth, 1872.
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AN ESSENTIAL OF LOyELINESS.-TOibc entirely
beautiful the hair should be abundant and l,lsrous.
This is absolutely essential to complete lovelness.
The most regular features, the most brilliant com-
plcxon, and pcarllcst teeth, fail of their due effect
If the hair he thin, dry. or harsh. On the contrary,
lle plaiucst face, If IL be but s,lrmounted by uX,l
RANT and skcm trcSScs, Is apt To impress the be-
holder with sense of actual beauty. That crpwn-
ing ornament Of her sex IS, happily, within the
reach Of lovely woman; and being rs discriminating
rs she Is lovely, she long ago discovered that LYONS
KATIIAIRoN the sure means of securing 1t. No
preparation for the hair ever enjoyed 1.-THE of Its
popularity; and no wonder, since II produces such
gratifying results. Applied to the waste and barren
places Of the scalp, 1t fructiles and enrlches them
with new aud ample growth. 1t Is not, of course
pretended that 1t will do this If the capacity for re-
production Is extinct. but SO long as 1t remains thai
wonderful relablliant will asslrcdy propagate tho
germ of the hair into life and activity.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL POPULATION OF RICnM0HD.
Alfred Moses. secretary Of the City School
Board, has started his deputies, Alcssrs. Il.
T.. Crump, Rev. William B. NJ. McGilvray,
5. r.. PcndIcton, William +. Fox, and j. H.
Pcay, Jr., in the various districts assigned
them, for the purpose of taking correctly the
school census of all persons between the ages
of five and twcnty-one years. Ilousckccpcrs
and others would do well to give promptly
the information desired. No additional taxes
will be required, as the taking of this census
is only to ascertain the number Of the school
popuIation in order that the City School
Board may draw from the State school fund
the full amount they are justly entitled to for
the maintenance of the public schools Of the
city of Richmond.
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ERoAr-STREHr METHODIST CHrRcH.-Thc
religious services at Broad-Strcct Methodist
church, i'll this city. on last Sunday morning
were highly interesting. Rev. DIR. Edwards
preached Il sermon on Early Pieiy, which
was listened to with undivided attention
After the sermon twcnty-siN persons were
received into the church--twcnty-two on
profession and four by certificate. Twelve
were baptized; after which the communion
wax administered to Il very large number OF
rommunicants. Tue Bruad-Strect church Is
in prosperous condition, with large mem
hcrsllip, which is increased at each monthly
communion by the addition of new mcn'
brrs
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Ak ITALIAN HERMIT ~ SUMNER QUARTERS.

As ITALIAN HERMIT ~ SUMNER QUARTERS.
Cumplaint has recently been repeatedly
made, 10 thc police authorities of the city oi
Il man who had cnsconccsl himself about 4
q,mrtcrot mile beyond the corporate limits
of Rirlruond. not far from the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. This individual bad n
way of Shooting al the boys who clanccd to
come too near his quarters, and it was de-
| tciInincd that he should lie removed. On
| Saturday Captain disney and Sergeant Hall,
| of the Middle district, Went to the point de-
s;Tnacd, and sure enough found the Of
| fender. Ho had fixed himself as comlort:.-
hIv as possible under the circumstances
upon the edge of Mr.. Robinson's farm, IN.
der a clitf where the bushes were SO thick
that it seemed impoSsiblcfor his whereabouts
to hu discovered. He bad small cottage
bcdstead, in the posts of which was fastened
an IRON flame which served to support Ill
tent. On Il tree was hung mirror. ta
bic and three trunks were the only pieces o
furniture which were specially noticeable
When the officers arrived he promptly sur
rendered and proceeded with them 10 tn,
station-hollsc. He said his right name was
4. l.. FolIicr, but that he diSowncd thai
name, and he seemed to he distressed wheI
il was called. Indeed he had changed it o
his own accord. and now declares That "B
l.. Drlorlnidcs shall be his cognomcn.
lie is an Italian, but speaks English quite
we'll and seems talkatiyc. Ilc had no cook.
inc utensils whatever. and his subsistence
consisted of syrup and blackbcrrics, n guam
lity of each of which was found with his
effects. His mattress and blankets were
tolcllbly neat, and there were other indl'
cations of outdoor comfort around his lit.
tie abode. lie declared to the officers that
ho bad gone to school in charlottesville
and that he had done business once III
Norfolk. His hair was tied up like unto Il
woman's, and lie gave evidence, it Is said
of having partially lost his mind.
A wagon was procured by the officers
from Mr. Robinson and his effects moved to
tho second station-ho,lSe, where they now
are. Yesterday the hermit appeared before
the Police Justice. lie was committed to
iail until he may be cared for by his Italian
friends
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POLICE CounT, MoNDAY--Jnsttce j. j.
White presiding.-T following cases were
disposed Of:
A. L. Tobia, charged with being vagrant
and supposed TO be iunatic. Delivered to
his friends to be cared for.
James Hickman (colored), charged with
being dsordcrly and creating m excite
ment by fighting near the market-ho'se.
Fined S..
Mollie Smith, charged with using abusive
and insulting language osWilliam c. Bryant.
Continued.
w. c. Bryant, charged with abusing and
creating disturbance in the house of Molie
Smith. Fined $3.50.
w. C. Bryant, charged with stealing per-
fumcry belonging to John w. Rison. Dis
missed.
William C. Bryant, charged with breaking
into and entering the store of Samuel Lis
berger and stealing one shawl. Continued.
S. b. LllcntieId, charged with trcspassins
on the premises of X. S. I. l.. Williamson.
Dismissed.
Ralph Crutchficld (colored), charged with
being disorderly and assaulting and beating
his wife. Dismissed at the police station.
John johnson (colercd). charged with as
saultins Cornelius Watson in the street.
Escaped.
Hannah Selen (colorcd), charged with
tresIassng on the premises of Lem. Taylor
and assaulting and beating Emma Taylor
Continued.
Washington Webb (ceiorcd) charged with
exposing his person in the street. Fined s..
Robert Smith (colOred), charged with as
s..
Edward Curtis (colored). charged with as
saulting and striking Robert Smith. Fined
S..
Jesse Matthews (colored), charged with
being drunk and unable 10 take care of him
self. Ten days in Jail.
Edward jackson {colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Ellen jackson. Fined
So.
Matt Taylor, charged with assaulting
Roxanna Ellison with Il dirk-cane and stick
| ing the same in her leg. Discharged.
Harriet j. Anderson, charged with steal
ing a pair of shoes worth 81 from Sallie john
| son. Continued.
Anna Hill (colorcd), charged with stealing
| SG-gown from Fanny Murry. Continued
| till 10th.
Frank D. Hill (colorcd), charged with as
| saultlng and abusing PatSey Hardiman. Con-
| tinued until the 10th. And Patsey Hard;-
man, charged with trcspassing OH the prem
ses of and striking Frank d. Hill. Con-
| tinucd.
Catharine Brown (colorcd), charged with
stealing a 6ne-dollar gown from Fanny
Mtrry. Continued until 10th.
Catharinc Brown (colorcd), charged with
| perjury Continued until 10th.
| Anna Hill (coloretD, charged with perjury
| BY swearing that Catharinc Brown did take
| Il onc-dollar gown from Fanny Murry. Con-
| tinucd until 10th.
| J. NJ. McWillams, charged with trespass-
| ing on tho premises Of w. y. WcsScn and
creating disturbance, was required to give
security in the sum of 500 for three months.
Ellen Fail, charged with abusing Marga-
ret McMallan. Continued until Tuesday.
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PosT-OFFIcE TATIsTIcs.-During the quar-
ter ending June 80, 1872, 3,5l7 registered
letters were received for distribution ut the
post-otce in this city. The number of city
letters received for distribution to other
Offices wax 7GS; the number received from
other offices for city distribution 3,0SS, and
the number of registered packages sent 100
During the same period there wcrei<su d l,21a
orders, amounting to 81, $500. the fees on
which amounted TO Sl7l.75; 1881 orders
amounting to STG, ,442 SIS, were paid; and the
deposits received from other offices amounted
IL, T.. SaI
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EXCURSION TO OLD POINT, VuE pB L'EAU,
AND NoRrcLK.-Onc of the most delightful
excursions of the season, planned by MIR. Ill
b. Tatum, agent of the james River line OF
steamers, came OIL OH the 9th and 18th in'tants.
Leaving here on the steamer John Sylvester,
Clptain Clifford, mt S o'clock Saturday night,
passing slowly down the river, we reached
Hampton Roads about sunrise. The steamer
touched at Old Point and Fuc dc L'cau to
land passengers at either place, and reached
Norfolk at 6. Returning, the party left Nor
lolk at . =. ~, and reached the wharf in this
city at II 80. :.
The officers of the boat were polite ana at
tcntiye, and did all that was requisite TO Sc
cure the comfort of their guests. many Oh
whom expressed the wish that the excursion
would be frequently repeated during the
Warm months.
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.-The officers OF Viz
siuia Lodge, No. l, /. .. NJ, were installed
Friday evening by the officers OF the Grand
Lodge, ;s follows: E. ID. Starke, w. NJ.
George S. Hall, J. H.; J. c. Taylor. record.
ing secretary A. L. Barsamin, financial
secretary William j. Glenn, treasurer
William B. Hersman, chaplain; and Allen
A. Warren conductor. Tie appointive OIL.
GERS are William r. Allegro andJ. c. Clifton,
guards to the w. NJ. J. II. DerbyShire and
John Bowers, guards to J. NJ; Isaac VIII
liams inside and James N. Hays outside
sentinel
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PRESBYTERIAN srNpAY-ScnOoL UNIoS.--
The regular monthly meeting of the Prcsby'
terrain Slntlay-School Union was held in the
lecture room of the Second Presbyterian
church last night ut lmlf.mst o'clock. In
the absence Of the president Mr.. A. Boiling
occupied the chair. After the usual intro
dlctory exercises the report Of the supcrin'
tcndcnts were read, showing the average fol
the past month to be:
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FuSERAL OF Hiss STArLEs.-A large con-
grcgation, composed largely of young people,
attended the funeral OF Miss Eugcnla Sta
pies, whose sudden death was noticed i'll olll
Issue of yesterday, at the Second Presbytc'
rim church on Sunday afternoon. The SER
vices we're unusually solemn and impressive
Tbcy were conducted by Rev. DR.. Hogc
with the assistance of Bishop Doggett and
the Rev. DR.. Brown, and other clcrgymcr
were present In the congregation. The re-
mains were deposited in vault at Holly
wood Cemetery.
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Jon PRINTING.--We call the attention Of mer-
chants, clerks of courts, sherffs, lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents, and all Others
having orders for printing TO the facilities offered nj
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of alI kinds Of JoB
PRINTING. We can furnish 1t short notice Cards,
Bil-Heads, LctterHeads- Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bllls, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare Show-Biils, Checks Drafts, &c, &C.,
&c Satisfaction guaranteed.
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PIc-NIcs! PIC-NICS This Is the most desirable
season for pic-nils and excursions. Tho Dolly Var
den boats aud Riverside Park present the cheapest
most pleasant, and fashionable mode Of spending q
day IN evening. Boats he chartered by select
parties at any hour and at remarkably low prices
A fine shelter Is now being erected at The Park.
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HENRIco COUNTY CouRT.-W. j. Anablc,
who was bailcd in the sum of $4,000 last
week for his appearance yesterday. came into
court and renewed his bail until "Wednesday
next, to which time the grand jury has adj
iourncd. Ii. A. Atkinson, Commonwcalth's
Attorney, is i'll, and was unable to attend
court Yesterday.