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Iron. .Moulders, international Union.

The Iron-Moulders' International Union
met yesterday morning at 9 O'Clock, and re-
mained in session until 12 NJ, and reaSsem-
bled at 3 Z. NJ, and adjourned for the day at
z. NJ. The following additional delegates
presented their credentials and were ad.
mitted to seats in the Union:
Francis Sullivan, of No. 80, st. Louis !;
Edward Steiger, No. 10, St. Louis; Thomas
Caldwell, of No. A., Hudson, n. 7.
The following committees were appointed
by the president:
On Constitution John Garrett, of Union
No. 2; NJ. j. Hogg, No. %; Joseph w. Mil
ler, No. 3; William Gibson, No. '2S;;1D. E.
Foley. No. 125.
On Ways and Means a. Logan, No. 8 !;
John Dean, No. II; William Powers. No.
IA; William Kchoe, No. 1873; j. W. Kern,
No. 81.
On Presidents Books Fred. Walters,
No 2G; C. w. Dunn, No. Al; James Cum.
mings, No. 2; 5. Blrde,t, No. JIG; F. "A.
Lemmer, No. 81.
On Treasurer's Books T. j. Hourigan,
No. 25; Bernard McDermott, No. . Charles
i. Wright, No. 10; Thomas Wallace, No.
1G; Charles Grant, No. 19l.
On Ritual: James German, No. % ;
George Williams, No. 8; Joseph Marshall,
No. II; A. Bevan, No. GG; Charles Leinin-
ger, No. u.
On Claims: John Nolan, No. eS; James
Welsh, No. s; John T. Rocker, No. 235; W..
T. Henley, No. 14I; p. Kelly, No. 4.
On appeals: G.. q. Wheeler, No. 20; Will
linn j. Hare, No. 1856; William Jennings,
No. s; J. Il. Mctzser, No. Al; james w.
Allen, No. 220.
\ large number of resolutions were pre-
sented and referred, and the Union ad-
journed until A. NJ. to-day.
A grand picnic, under the auspices of the
Iron. Moulders' Union of Richmond, No.
12S, will be given the members Of the Inter
national Union at Hattorf's Garden on Mon
day if the day is fair if it is not, then on
the next fair day. Every arrangement is be-
ing made to render the entertainment attrac-
tive ana agreeable to the visitors and credi.
table to our Union,
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Council CoMMITrEEs.-At meeting of the
Council Committee on Cemeteries held Yes
tcrday afternoon, DR.. q. +. Manson was
chosen chairman. Mr.. Smith was reelected
Keeper o: Oakwood Cemetery.
The Committee on Water met yesterday,
and elected Mr.. George Bargamn chairman;
w. J. Riddick, Assistant Superintendent OF
the Wa,er-WorkS; }. =. Tyler, Superinten-
dent of the Pump-House: and Alexander
Calder. Assistant Superintendent Of the
PumpIIouse.
The Fire Committee also met yesterday,
and elected Mr.. James NJ. Talbot chairman.
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Police Court, THURsDAY-JuStice j. j.
Whate preSiding.-Thel following cases were
disposed of:
Josephine Holmes, for assaulting Virginia
Forrister and Virginia for trespassing on
Josepbne's premises, were tined $3.50 each.
James 3. Kidd, guilty of being drunk and
attempting to break into the house of Jane
Rogers, was sent to jiiI for thirty days.
Thomas BraXton, for creating disturb
ance in the street and cursing Policeman
Moody in the discharge of his duty, was
fined 81.
Nelson Myers, for sleeping in the street
and resisting the police, was fined So.
Thornton Jones, guilty OF unlawful
gaming, was fined 81.
Maggie Oakley, Jennie Dean, Mary King,
Jennie Edwards. Maggie Wade, Ida Mason,
Mollie Preston, Miunie Morris, and Lille
Bennett, white women of bad repute, and
fifteen negro women Of the same character,
who were arrested Wednesday night in the
houses on Cary and Seventeenth streets and
Blker's alley, were sent to Jail for sixty days
in default of surety for good behavior. Two
or three others arrested at the same time
gave bail, and were released.
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INHALATION OF OFFICERS OF HlLLEL
LODGE, No. 81, A. J. o. X. :. Bon We'd
nesday evening D. D. Grand Saar, n. Eze-
kiel, assisted by EX. Avs. E. j. Levy, Bet
tleheim, and Cohn, installed the following
officers to serve for the ensuing term: Z. 4.
Ezekiel, Av.; Sol. Wise, Nassi d. Rosendorf,
Achie>er; NJ. Harrison, Attzur; Julius
Fischer, Sopher; E Salomonsky, Ass. Sopher ;
B. Becher, Gc>ber; H. Levin, Sgvm:J. katz-
monsky, Shomcr; A Lazarus, Shonfer Hape-
sacb aug. Mohsburg, Cohen. Past Presi-
dent. N. Ezekiel, was elected Representative
to the Grand Lodge thlt meets in Albany,
n y, in August. After The installation the
Lodge pariook of refreshments by invitation
of the newly elected officers. Hilel Lodge
meets Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, the
large number of new members ncccsstatiDg
a called meeting for work and instruction.
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AIT LINEN LUSrRES at 123c. per yard
worth 25c.
FAST CoLOHED Lawns at 12Hc worth 1899;
Block GRENADINES, with coIored stripes, ut
l215c. per yard worth 20c.;
BLACK GRENADINES, with c0lored SILK stripes &,
ut 1Gac, worth 30c. per yard;
WHITE GRENADINES, with colorel str ip es, at
10c. Per yard worth 20c.;
WASH PUPLINo at l 2Ec. worth 1G'3c.:
WASH POPIINS, mixed aud stripei, 27 inches
wide. at 6Sc. worth CSC. per ya,d;
BLACK GRENADINES from 2Oc. to IL so per
yard;
BLACK IRON NGRENADINES, G two yards wide. at
$3.50 per yard worth $3.50, and no mIsake
JAPANESE PUPLlNS at l5 and 162ac. per yard
worth 25c.
JAPANESE poPLINs at 20, IS, and soc. worth
80, 40, aud Soc;
STRIPED and PLAIN COLORED SILKS in great
variety;
BLACK SILKS IN all qualities at extraordinary
bargains;
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHAIRS in all quail
ties;
BOMBAzlNEs, AUSTRALIAN CREPE, aud
TAMISE;
BLACK BEkEGE at csc. per yard worth 35c.
LEVY BROTHERS,.
Use COLGATE'5 FLOATING BATH SOAP.
| jyS
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EXCURSION TO CoBB's 1sLASD.-Those OF
our people who delight in sea hreezes and
surt-bathng, and who have but little time to
spare from their business pursuits, VIII he
rlad to learn that the James River Steam
boat Company has provided cheap and eX-
peditous way of reaching Cobbs Island.
The steamer Eliza HancoX will make an eX-
cursion TO Cobo's island direct from Nor
folk, Vue Gle rEau, and Fortress Monroe, on
Thursday morning the 10Th. Passengers
leaving here on the Sylvester on Wednes-
day. July 18th. will have an opportunity OF
Joining the HancoX OIL this trip, and will
reach Cobb's island in the shortest possible
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TIE FIRE Observation-Disclosures half-past
6 and O'Clock yesterday morning the Fire
Department was called out in response to an
alarm of fire turned In at box No. Al, Tenth
street between Main and Cary. The alarm
was caused by the accidental burning of q
lot of hay aud trash on the main floor OF
Messrs. Simpson, Bass & Cos teed store,
corner of Fourteeath aud Cary streets. 1t
is supposed that the fire originated from a
lighted match being thrown upon t6e floor
,bs one of the hands who was lighting his
pipe or cigar. The damage was trifling,
only small hole being burned in the floor.
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THE RED MES's PIc-NIC.-Jamesto"n
Tribe is makiug extensive preparations for
their excursion and picnic, which takes
place on Monday next over the York River
road 10 West Point. Al the Point every
thing thai can produce innocent enjoyment
and pleasure will be brought into requlsl-
ton, and the best order preserved. This Is
a tine opportunity for families to take little
airing. aud in the bands OF the committee
good care will he taken of them. The tnre
is quite reasonable. The cars will leave the
deI0; at II a. a., and return at s in the
eNeuiu-.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 a. NJ, at their rooms,
lot of household and kitchen furniture, bay
window &c.
\. NJ. LEE, 6 ?. NJ, valuable store on Main street
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
GRUBBJ WILLIAMS, p. NJ, loi in Manches-
ter.
E. r. HUMPHREYS. D. s., fourteen hives of bees,
atl2M In Henrlco.
Fl, MCCORMICK, 10 A. W., at No. 1407 Main
street, for Thomas l.. Angus, French china,
crockery and glassware. house-turnlshing goods,
toys, &c.
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n-F- TT Is A CRIME TO EXHAUST

still further The vitality OF an already feeble inyG-
lid with sharp eyacuants and other strength. d =
stroying II elicines. no case of dyspepsia, liver
comp1aint. constipation, nervous weakness, or pc
riodic fever was ever cured ia that way. Whit the
d.il itated su. rer needs Is remedy In which the
uropertles OF an invIgolant, 4 stmulant, q mild
anerlent, sedative, and blocddepurient are COM
biued. and HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITE RS
Is the only preparation before the worlS In which
these essential sanitary clements are united In the
proportions necessary TO overcome disease without
prostraring the patient This agreeable and potcst
vegetable elixir Is In the tuest sense Of the word
res:oratye for II restores the strength of the body,
re-establ,shes functional regularity. enrlches the
degenerared blood, and clears the ciouded brain.
~ Q-eodkwlW
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NEW SYoRss on TWELFTH STsEET.-A force
of hands commenced digging the founda-
tiops for four b,ndsome stores yesterday to
be erected on th,. vacant lot on the west side
of Twelfth street between Maia and Cary
Tor Mr.. Smith Ely, of New York. The
ctone taken from the old City Hail VIII De
us, ed in the construction Of the buildings.
Mr. Henry ExaII is the architect.
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HEATH OF Az EsTIAADLE LADY.--Mrs. j. 2.
Halves, relct of the late 5. T. Hawes, died
in this city on yesterday afternoon at q ripe
old age. She WAS most excellent iady-re-
spected and loved by Large circle of friends.
She WAS the mother of Narion Harland.' y
the celebrated aad gifted authoress. She
leaves several Sons, doing business here, who
are among our most promising young mer-
oIo
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TIE FIFE DrrAKTMEST.--A meeting OF the
Board Of Control OF the Fire Department
was held last night. Company ID" was re-
orcauizoG under Commander George Sub.
latl. Ar. Fleming Wingtield was elected
foreman. and about half of the old members
were fca ppo!.ted. The names of The new
arpo;ntccs are withheld until they have quail
lied. Very few changes in other companies
were made
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFlcE July 8, 1S14.-
w. Ii. Beyeridge, west Clay street, present !;
James u. Craig, Planters National Bank,
Richmond, Va; Miss a. B. Fal!on, Orange
Courthouse, Va. William II. Jackson, box
249, Lynchburg, Va. Miss Nalie Hansbo-
rough, Raccoon Ford. Culpeper county, Va
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w EST VIRGINIA INSTITUTION FOR
DEAF MUTES AND BLIND.

RoMSEY, W. VA, July 1874.
An annual election will take place at this iusttu-
lion on the 29th July. 1874 for the following otH-
GERS and teachers, viz:
.NCIPaL,
MALE MUTE TEACHER,
MALE SPEAKING MUTE TFACHER,
TWO FEMALE MUTE TEACH -kS,
NETEACHER BLIND DEPARTMENT,
ONE MUSIC TEACHER,
MATRON.
STEWARD.
GUVEKSkSS,
WATCHMAN,
SECRETARY,
PHYSICIAN.
Persons desiring to apply are requested to be pre-
sent on that day with recommendations.
Communications can be addressed TO the Seere.
tary IL hulnney, w. Va. E TAT
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SENT TO TIE PENITESTIARY FOR One YEAR.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Peter Sell
den, charged with entering the house of l..
Asher and stealing set of harness, was tried
and found guilty, and his punishment as
sessed at Que year in the penitentiary.
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CaEMATIoN.-At the last meeting OF the
Richmond Academy Of Medicine the subject
of cremation was discussed, and 1t will be
further considered at The meeting to be held
next Thursday nigot.
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PERsoNAL.-It was not E. Rosser Isbell
who resigned membership Of Fire Company
D.
Colonel W. C. Darlington has been quite
sick since last Saturday.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-From this date f. Is. SPENCE
& son will sell their summer stock II greatly re-
duced prices. Those in want Of nice clothing at 10"
prices arc invited to give them call. They stiJ
have nice stock of linen and alpaca goods ut very
Low
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-I would ask
the special attention Of the publIcto the coninua-
ton Of the sale of the stock OF Mr T. L. Angus,
No. 1407 Main street, to take place THIS MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock. All OF the elegant CHINA
DINNER and TEA WARE, FANCY VASES,
OR AMESTS, STLVER-PLATED GOODS,
CHILDREN'S CAR RIAGES, CUT-GLASS
WARE, &C., Will be ffered to day.
The entire stock will be positively sold without
reg trd tn price. II. MCCORMICK,
Jy IO-lt Auctioneer.
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m READY-MADE SUITS FOR La

nY READY-MADE SUITS FOR La
Dl AS.-A large stock to select from; prices marked
down so is to make them 80 oil fast.
POLUAAIoES I'm great variety ut reduced prices
Handsome BATISrE SUITS and POLONAISEs
imported from Berlin. These garments are
elegantly woven In figures, and fringe made to
the gtrment, So there is no expense for trim
ming.
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS SKIRTS, ready -made
with sufficient material for making and trim
ming basque, ut 50, worth more than double
the money,
LADIES' DRESSES and GARMENTS of every
description made to order at short notice at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1017 and 1919 Main slicet,
Eichnloud. Va.
CLARK'S aud COATS SPOOL CJIrvN Zoe. per
dUZ.n spoos. JyS
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AirEtmoltd 1ispatrlt.

sTTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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FouED AT LAsT-rhe long sought-for place
where vous.R get moneY loaned on you'll diamonds,
watches, jewelry. siiverware, &c. Call at A. HAIR
nIs,s Loan Oaiee. 1922 Main street, and you viii
learn all aboat II. AL transactions strictly conf
DENTAL.
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THE WEATHER To.DAY.-From our re-.
ports his morning the probabilities are that
the ueautcr to-Gay aoiH be cloudy and acdrna
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If you want Ready Made Dresses, Ponases, Che
mises, Nighl-Gowns, Dressins-Sacques. Drawers,
orset-Covcrs, Sailor Waists, or Aprons, call at
LEVY BROTHERS..
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FINED. -In the Hastings Court yesterday
Mr.. George D. Wise was tined S2o by duase
Guison for contempt OF court.
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Call before o'clock this evening and secure some
OF the bcs, bargains that you have seen for long
time. For particulars read LEVY BROTHERS adj
ycrtisemcnts.
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n15- LINEN AND CHINESE GRASS
CLOTH sUNDUWN HATS ut 25c. worth 50c.
FAN CHAINS In great variety ut 2oc ; somc OF
which have been sold as high rs 75c.;
VINlAGAKETTES in great variety al great bar
galGs;
FUuK-PLY LINEN CUFFS at 25c. pair worth
Soc;
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at IL per dozen worth
80;
PRINTED CAMBRIC-FRlLLED CELLARS and
CUFFS ut 15c. 4 set worth 40c. I'M IlAL
NOTE PAPER In the latest styles at 10, 20,
25c. per box:
Handsome IT DIES at soc. worth 81 apiece;
PINK, BLUE, GREEN, CRIMSON, YELLOW,
aud VIII rE MOSQUITO NET; PAPER COL
LARS aud CUFFS for ladies and gents.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The best SEWING-MACHlSE OIL, In large bot
lies, at l5c. jyS
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NJ NO SUCH STOCK OF LINEN
GOODS can be had In This city as mt LEVY BRO.
THEIRS. They have on hand large assortment OF
TABL CLOTHS from ~ to 5 yards long. tn
BILE DAMAsK. all pure llnen, from 50c to ~
N.PKINS from 4Oc. to SO per dozen. LINEN
sHEETING from 75c. to $3.50 per yard. PlL-
Low CASE LINEN from 60c. to II pet yard.
TRAY NAPKINS, RUSSIA CRASH. Blki'.;.
EYE DIAPER, &c. Making Linens 4 spccic.ity Il
would be we'll to examine our stock before purc.a-
sing. v
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l LACE STRIPE VICTORIA LAWN
at 80, 85, aud 40c. per yard. These goods are
now much used for pOlOuaise;
COLOHED CLUNY LACE at o.. per yard worth
25c;
large assortment Of LACES of the latest styles at
great bargaiuS;
The largest aud beat assorted stock OF HAMRC RCH
EDGINGS and IHSERTlNtS ever offered by
any one establishment In this city.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The best SEWING.MACHINE OIL, in large bot
ties only 15c. per bottle. jyS
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THE GREAT SESIt-ANSUAL CLOSING SALE OF
DRESS GOODS Is now In full blast at LEVY htoTH-
ERs' Dress Goods u, prices to suit all purses.
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Try Cogate's Floating Bath soap. You can get
box containing three cakes for SOC. at LEVY
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Look at the sets of Collars aud Cuffs which Levy
BROTHERS are selling at sc. They are worth oUc
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LEVY BROTHERS sell full width Plllow-Ca:t
Cotton at Sc. per yard.
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REMovAL.-A. HARRIs'S Loan Office (establishtc
In 1861 has been removed TO 1922 Main street.
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Fruit-of-lhe-Loom Cotton has been reduced to
lac per yard at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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EXCURSION Virginia Lodge, X. of P, an
ticipates having another excursion down the
river, as their last one was SO successful.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER in the Dispatch
counting-room Thursday, July 9th
SA. NJ. I. NJ. l.. M.
S3 SG W
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The best bargains In Black, Colored, and Striped
silks can be had ut EyY BROTHERS..
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L'OR RENT, A DESIRABLE FARM IN
u the county OF Hano, cr about nine miles from
llic clly Of Hic2.mond and one aud quarter miles
from htltc's station. on the = hrsapeakc and Ohio
railroad. containing 262 acres of which about one
Aalf Is cleared and in high state OF cultivation.
Z he improvements consist OF Il comfortable frame
dwelling with six ROOMS, and all necessary out
buildings. Apply to ,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 4 son,
jy s 81 Real Estate Agents and auctioncerS.
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DOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLE WOOD
II AND C,,AI -YARD,-Cne ou The l.orth Sdc
of the Basin between Eighth aad Ninth streets,
with 4 framc office thereon, aiJ"ttting the Eaid oI
Mrssrs. Anderson L King. aud The Other on the
east silrDt Union street between Grace ana Frank
lin sir,,ets and immediately in fsot OF Inc Chesa-
plake ;tgu Ohio railroad. apply to
JAMES n. TAYLOR & son,
& 81 REul EsIal. AGnntS amn ALctiOmGcrS.
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EOR RENT AND SALE PRIV TE. As
Il LG-Ny DIV kLLING, 2OI west Grace Ell
street. for rent and furniture for SALE also. nnc
pair horses and carriage, auu l~o or three beUu-
iiiu building lots near ASu Park on 1roSe ave-
hue. Terms tn suit.
All l,crsous indebted t9 me wDi please call and
setlc. a ID. LHoChLE1,
Sim Office, 27 Thirteenth street
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was $403, ,OS413.
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EDUCATIONAL.

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL, ION Viz.
ID gnia and Tennessee kailrOad, l 5 miles west OF
LyuchburgJ BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.-The
Tenth Annual Session will begin september 18th.
Beautiful and healthy location. Full coros or in
sructors. Pupils are members OF the family. For
catalogue or information address, at Bellevue L. o.,
IN 3-rod2m WM. X. ABBOTT, Principal.
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EOR RENT.-HOUSE FOR RENT c.
l. AND FURNITURE FOX SALE.-Brick ka:Y
dwelling. three storlcS aud hascmcnt-tel r"on7-
and uut. kitchen of four rooms; both water ana
gas: 30. 2Ul east Main street, corner OF Second.
Possession 1T once. Apply 10
w. Is. ROBINS. Agent,
iy9 9-3t 1905 Bank street.
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A MELlA ACADEMY, VA,

highly recommended by professors Of the Uniyer-
sIty OF Virginia Pupils limited to twelve.
IN stPrEMBEK ami closes LAST FRIDAY IN
JUNE. each year.
For circulars, address w. n. II ARRISOS.
Mattoax post-otilce, Amelia county,
iy 1-3taw4ws virgalia.
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NJ l'LLBOkO' HOUSE

LEF.,r,. AND
~ II 4 l. BEATE SPRING,
gr, .''' ! A"iikouGH, PROPRIETOR,
1.~ .,,s' I.'1 nv btrpr, BARN COUNTY, VA,
"- trtt.y.,'. tn' 4"""intnod ,'ion of visitors and
<.n Sn@, "@ih, ft"t, Jorn,n Alum, a.d kackbridrs @
$50 vi, >'d2c, Tor all the abyy. njlcrs
AI3"r, '"Mniodiuous iirst-ciass. Charge.
:r. 'i."s aud Information address the propr,e.
I
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EOR RENT. A DWELLING.HOUSE SGa
l. containing seven roonis, OH Clay street. fS:l
No. 1O7. Gas and water on the premises. For
terms apply to the Undersigned ~
X. G. CROUCH,
IL obs No 400 east Grace street.
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D@ L L A NJ LACE POINTS AND
SACQTES;
BLACK and COLORED SUMNER SHAWLs:
BLACK, WHITE, and COLORED SHETLAND
SHAWLS 10 all qualities, and
TRAVELLING SHAWLS, at
jys LEVY BROTHERS,.
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QUALlFIED.-Mr. Joseph j. White quail.
fed in the Hastings Court yesterday as Po'
lice Justice for the city of Richmond.
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TOR RENT, the STORE No. 1904 IN
IL Main strEt, recently o<Supied by US I'll
Noah WALKER 4 CO,
wS-lm l1l7 Main street.
L'UR RENT, the comWodious WARE Gs
h HOUSE Ia Commercis Block, on Gary ILL
street now In the occupancy OF MAT Thomas
Br.nob 4 ,;n. Possession gEen immtS iatol&.
AuplS at the NGtiunul Bauk - VirgiGia. 81 j LIN
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~ n"3-LLlNG = NOW OPEN FOR
49,, - - 'uNMhDAIIoN or BDAisDERS
...f '''"."'i audt4 seas, IL, a the m"dt;r7 te
'" Z" -.ohi. i,." grown l1..s.nllS children
rr. .''... .~1l price. ltoec Via hr, seeking d
,s..... %"0 al liz sHluc ti!ile desire the x<i-
&gr, N"' lioua Euh arr, ~Fli please 2a-
#r.., JOHN :. IDJkE
t,TGt.twpI {Jpppf
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.,.uuER RESORTS

~ AKIN SPRINGS, BATH Coo n l.
~ VIRGINIA
,..,. ..s> celebrated wa'rring,rScrsi;, az
Ihgv. @e'Sl 9 - 80 vii To ready !" receive S'S''r'
O. ~@ a = <, j Gi a %""% ";%>a'aSiTa: sewing n
r7.> <|r H'I ~ H.S If PrKCeLt. LApp & Co,
rr.aa";>, =, ~ sv>~ ~ { KoGkK>, hal'm"n'' or ''
".,.lg. l'A ..s, "a. G,po, Chesapeake ana ONO
'..tr >. MH'''''" w HMM l.. tVKANk.
..r Proprietor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

cCHUrZEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
- SUMNER RETREAT,, FiSE SCENERY,
ceuiIv ii xed up and put In thorough order. Is for
rent 10 Lodges, Orders private parties. &c., &c.
Being on tn: bank OF The rlver. IL commands the
;jnasf view Of any establishment OF itj Kind near
the city. There Is on tho ground new and ele-
gaat ,a will IN for nciDg, &c.
The Park Is open daily for the reception OF sial-
tors No pains nor exp pease have been spared TO
make IL lle equal OF any place ot amusement In the
city Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
OH the grounds, or through post-ofice box a..
YUESGLING & o..
je 23-3m ,prietor
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WANTS.

WANTED, GIRL as NURSE and
~ 161t. SIS NINTH STREET.