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ELECTION OF OFF1CERs.-At the regu-
lar convention Of Jefferson Lodge, No.
%, knights OF Pythias, the following
named officers were elected for the ensuing
six months Chancellor Commander, James
C. Mitchell; Vice-C Chancellor, L. W. Bill
llups Prelate, George T. Pickett, Keeper
OF Records and Seal. James r. Lappkin ;
Master Of Finance, George E. Rufin Mas
ter OF Exchequer, P. Whitlock. -
Marshall Lodge, No. 12, knights OF
Pythias, Thursday evening elected the fol-
lowing officers for the next term: Chan
cellor Commander, John Grotz; Vice-Chan-
cellor, James w. Carr; Prelate, B. W.
jenkins; Master Of Finance, w: J. Nc
DowelI; Master OF Exchequer, w. III. kel-
ley; Keeper Of Records and Seal, W. ID.
Bailie. ..z@.a 4. 80
At q regular convention OF Syracuse
Lodge, No. S, knights of Pythias,, held last
NIGHT. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: w. B. Clarke, c. c.;
7. q. Satterwhite,, V. c.; p. C. William E.
Woody, Prelate; P. C. William e. Cree, N.
OF T.. James Johnston. NJ. Of E.; ?. C.
Geo. i, Bowden, X. OF r. aud S. The newly
elected Chancellor! Commander made the
following appointments r. f. Harris, Nd:
at a.: :R. N. Spraggins, I. g.; FL. Meyer,
O. S. The lodge is in very fourlshing
condition. - ..t.oo
AT a meeting Of Virginia Lodge, No. 5ss,,
Knights OF Honor, held at Concordla HaIi
ON Thursday evening, the following offl-
GERS we're elected: N, s. Block, past dieta. iet
tor; Charles Sibert, dictator; u. 1G. Miller,
vice-aictator; d. Morge assistant dlc:
tator; F1C. schneider reporter; william
Loyenstein, financial reporters; 81 Bin-
swanger, treasurer; j. w: Gillian, guide;
i. sanuels, guardian; e. Kempe, sentinel.
Trustees. Herman Wallerstein, ID Morris lNel-
son, and J.H. Dickerson. Representative
to the Grand Lodge, M. s, Block. ~ J.
Richmond Lodge, No. 2l9, Knights OF
Honor, last evening elected the following
officers: Dictator. John j. Wright; Vice.
Dictator, George w. Shepperson; Associate
Dictator, r.. B. Tinsley Chaplain, D: y.
Collins Guide, George w Pleasants FL
nancial Reporter, Thomas Jackson Trea-
surer, John NV. Quay Reporter, lillian
ID. M Bailie: Guariian, Il. b. Jones 81 senti.
Stinel, w. H. he Smith. Representa- TO
Grand Lodge, i!lism b. Battle. q;
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-Justice John
j. Crutchfeld presiding. Phil. Sheriden
IA small colored boy) was charged with
stealing flowers from the St. Claire Hotel.
He was sentenced to-; thirty days in Jail.
After the sentence Miss, Van Lew came into
court and plead for an abatement OF the
punishment, saying that the boy had been
living on her premises for several years.
was weIlbehaved, &c. The Justice reduced
the imprisonment to five days. He declined
to accept the suggestion that Phil. be whip
ped and discharged. " ''',o5' - -
Leather Mitchell (colored), charged with
stealing one iron from Henrietta Smith.
Mitchell was discharged and the complain
ant was required to pay costs. ~ I'"'2tl
Patrick Bolton; assaulting and threaten
ing to. kill Cary Wormley, and Joseph
Pearman and Cary Wormley, assaulting and
kicking Pat Beiton. The cases were dis
missed on payment Of costs.
Frank Murkel was sent to Jail for six
months for stealing vegetables from the
premises OF Conrad Feitz. ".E - II
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, FRIDAY
Jaldge r. W. Hughes bresiding.-Orders
were entered in the following cases:
In the matter OF Lancaster & Go. and
others. The offer OF Thomas Wilson was
approved and accepted, and the assignee
was directed to convey certain lot in the
proceedings mentioned to the said Wilson
in full discharge OF the debt due him. II
was also ordered that tine Offer Of Hiram
Sibley be accepted, and the assignee was
ordered to execute the necessary papers.
The proceedings in each case having been
examined and found correct, it was ordered
that certificate Of discharge be issued to
each firm and member thereof.Jnz :-;s.s'
The fee-bill of the late register was re-
committed to the clerk for taxation and rs
port. s...r.- :, .;,g- = aa
q. NJ. Jones, bankrupt. Assignee's re-
port OF sale Of real estate confirmed. H
George w. Simmons. :, Certain chooses in
action ordered to be exempted to bankrupt.
Joel B. Watkins. Assignee ordered to
show cause why. he should not deposit
balance OF money in, his hands in bank to
the credit OF the court in this cause. ~ IS.
Albert Blair, bankrupt. Assignee or
dered to pay the claims Of Henry Harris
and G. Hopkins due for labor. i.t
Rush Burgess, bankrupt. Order refer
ring cause to Register Atkins, and to re.
strain bankrupt from conveying or dispos-
ing of certain property exempted to him.
George w. Hanks and George W. Strang,
bankrupts. Certificates OF final discharge
granted bankrupts.
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Leslie's Sunday Magazine for July, re-
eeiyed from J. T. Ellyson, bookseller, 1112
Main street. .-.. 80. +. s.,r....-s 81
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REMEMBER, that on Monday LEVY BROTHERS
will begin their great cosing-out sale Of Dry Goods
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toA FUGITIVE APPREHENDED Isaac
Schwartz, arrested some weeks ago and re-
leased on bail, and who failed to make his
appearance at court as required, was re
arrested yesterday by Policeman Michaels.
The charge against him is stealing brass
boxes from the DanYiHe Railroad car-shops.
Tom Rawlings, who Was implicated in the
transaction, is still at large. y..i..t aa5- ),
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You WILL IAYEA AN OPPORTUNITY on and after
Monday TO purchase your Dry Goods at low figures
by going to LEVY BROTHERS,. IL, s. f!.s,..f a.
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1fEApAcnE AND NYURaLerA rrIts.

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done ut tbs
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE. Good work, lon
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. -,
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, cool,
and pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY u A. NJ, 65;
0 4. NJ, IS; noon, 10; P. NJ. 81; z.
M., 70; midnight, SO.
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THOUSANDS of special bargaias win DO offered At
I,ryY BROTHERS. On Monday, July "a.
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! E1AihACI MhEh .1l1S1 ~
i-lstSS ia ITS COMBINATIONS.
TROEMER'S EXTRACT MALT. - &, 4
TROEMER's EXTRACT MALT. ferrated;
TROEaER's EXTRACT MALT, With Hspoptfos
isgi phites ssy aslsft IS ~ -
TRGEAIER,s EXTRACT MALT, Iodide "
TRoEMRR,S EXTRACT MALT, with eitrateIrot
and Quinine: ,tS3 Isl.
TRoEMER's EXTRACT NAL 4, alternative.
The attention or the medical profession Is respect.
fully called 10 these valuable preparations. ]. 3
sfssa PURCELL, LADD q CO., Druggists,
NIL, 10 1915 Main street.
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We offer o sherry wine of.our own importation at
sS per gallon which Is very superior. Aso direct
importation of Duff Gordon sherry just arrived. 4
We cali the attention Of The trade to eur new
brands of cigars of our own manufacture-"E Fl Cou-
solador, "s - Pitana." &c. Il rs
These goods are made OIL The finest Hayana toeac-
co. and cannot beexcellea in price and quality.
W. D. BLAIR a. Co.,
i = ao3 Main street, Richmond.
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DRY-GOODS ANNOUNCEMENT.

The cluSing-ou: sale Of DRY GOODS at CHaHLES
HUTZLER'S viii only continue fer
THIRTY DAYS LONGER.
and all goods not disposed of b that time VIII DE
sold nj auction.
The remainder of the stock nos on hand will be
sold without regard to cost or ral1e.
For bargains call early at
CHARLES HUTZLER'S.
te of-eodlIn GIL Broad street.
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A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ STAUNTON, VA.

The largest hrst-cass Institution for young ladies
In Virginia, with an able corps Of twenty-five teach
Opens the FIRST WEDNESDAY in September,
1877.
ie 2o-2m Staunton, Va.
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EahUCATIONAE..

THE SIXTH SESSION OF THE V1R-
Il GINA AGRICULTURE AND MECHANI-
CAL COLLEGE opens AUGUST l6, 1877. One
hundred and thirty-two students are received WITH
out charge for tuition college fees, which cost the
rests 10 per aIuum. Board varies from 81 month
messes S15 for those who pay the highest raie for
room-rent and table board. Send for catalogue.
80. -.,.r.- &, ~. q. L. C. MINOR. President,
te 2o-7t BIacksburg, Va.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL.

| Il OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
| Situated within 100 yards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year Special attractions for summer, with
ample capacity for 500 guests Has all modern iH-
provements. Six daily mails, and telegraph Office.
Fifteen twenty frst-class steamers land daily lex
cept Sunday $50 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing at the door-stcps, and good from
May ulfl November. Boating, fishing and driving
specially attractive Send for circular describing
hygienic advantages terms, &c.
nv Il-dSw3m H. PHOEBUS, Proprietor.
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DRY Gtb0ssS.

rREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
VI OF OUR STOCK.
Having determined to make an entire change IN
our business and In order to DO so, We VIII sell with
out reserve all goods in stock, comprising
DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS, CASHMERES,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN SUlTINGS.
CASSIMERES. PARASOLS, KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY. SASi-RIBBONS
IIASDKERCHIEFS. CoRSETS, &C. &C..
at and below cost
Gail early and examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. ut LEVI HEXTER'S.
f27 Broad street.
ABDOMINAL CORSETS (for Stout ladies' reduced
from So to $3.50. 1c2S
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GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE OF
W SUMMER GOODS.-Aftcr mis- date all Sum
mer Goods Ill ,e sold very low fgurcs mt j. 6.
stock OF Dress Goods. Linens. PaIasols, and all
Goods found in dry goods store the public Is In
vitcd 10 give lie call and TO inpply themselves
with Grenadines reduced from sc to 35e, from 80
TO 25c., from 25 10 20c. j. .G.WHIIOCk.
L. ~ IU9 Main Sfreet.
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je 26-6t*
T,HIRD OF JULY. ohasAMi
OLD PoINT-FIREwORKs. ,.. !,
+! GRAND EXCURSION az 9tiiaIg3
+ OF THE 49,: H." 'au. EgEL
FIRST VIRGINIA RECIPIENT Sd,
.E. sL- TO =
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK. 4" =

The james River steamer JOHN SYLVESTEk
viii make special excursion TO the aboys-named
places under the charge of the FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT. leaving Richmond on the night of the
SD OF JULY At O'Clock Re.arni1gi leave E,a n,,
Point after the fireworks, ARRIVING In Klcnmona OH
Tickets, good until the 9th. inclusive. $2 90.
Tickets can he obtained from Coionel Purceil,
Major Anderson, Captains Rs nE Taylor, parater,
BInfnrd. Miller Sp0tswood, Lieutenant Phillips,
and Captain Carter. OF the H0wftzer5.
Obtain your tickets before the evening or the So.
je e2l-25.29,30&jy2&3
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SUMMER RESORTS.

HHESTER HOTEL.-Thls hotel, having
" been newly furnished, and being situated on
the Richmond and Petersburg railroad, presents q
healthy and convenient SUMMER RESORT for
| gentlemen who wish to do business in Richmond or
Petersburg and have their families In the country.
l an, prepared to entertain SUMMER BOARD
ERS mt reasonable ra;ce, and all TRANSIENT
VISITORS.
Special arrangements with the Richmond and Pc
tcrsourg railroad as to fare for gentlemen.
5e 26-1w MRS. R. A. WILLIS
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rHEsEAsIDE LIBRARY ISRAPIDLY
j growing In popularity AL The nnlnhsrss g M Tor
S s ss.lot Ills Aaia sssees.
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/ GO TO McGovERE,sPARLoR SALOON, corner OF
Twelfth and RanE streets, II you wnnt everything
nice and Old VirEinia cooking. Prices reasonable
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DARNES'S HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA.
This popular resort will be open for the reccption
OF visitors June ls. All the dclicacies OF ride
water Virginia" will he served. commodious
bath-house Is attached.
TERMS: $3.50 per day; s12 per week: $40 per
month. j. j. BARNES,
my la-2m Proprietor.
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TOOK OUT FOR THE GREAT III. ].
Il MAMMOTH EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
MONDAY, July q. 1877. ..,fa .lt..fl

NUNUAI, n
The undersig having heen disappointed In the
train for his usual excursion on the Atm Of July
takes pleasure in saying to his friends and the public
ganeralfythat he will run an EXCURSION ON the
above date to that weIl-kpown resort Of pleasure
seekers 8 The recent Improvements. dancing pa !,
yiiion and bathingzhousc, offer extra indrcencnts
and the management promise an excursion e1ceins
I3ASCING, BOATING, BATHING, and FIsH--s
ING. ,.-...-,--.,,
he in attcndance Free lunch from IL to O'Clock.
Crabs and sat-watef Gsil In abandanea2 No liquors
allowed on the train The stricest order win be OBJ:
Train leaves York River depot at 7ss A. M.and =
returns at 8 p. M, r.,..,, -. 4 t,n,..t.. !.
can be procured at the depot, ttsts
. .., !; y.gI SIR, PERDUEa9 ~
Il lie 2G-6t* Managers. /.
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MILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
ISl TY, VA, two miles from Millboro' depot on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad open for visitors
at reduced rates. The cheapest and best place In the
mountains for families seeking rest and recreation
New and superior accommodate ons. Beard: $50
per month $40 per week; So per day. Address
W. II. HOPKINS,
my o2-TuSS2m M!lboro' Springs.
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TALWELL HOUSE, e.
adjacent to the Greenbrier White sulphur Springs,
GREENBRIER COUNTY, VIVA.

RATES OF BOARDING So per day, ,Sl2 per week,
$50 per month. Especial arrangements made for
families spending the season.. .te.s - .t,i
Omnibus win transport passengers and baggage
| FREE OF CHARGE from the cars ts the hotel.
Co. NJ 1u,H
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uOLLINs INSTITUTE.

Exercises will be resumed on the 10TH OF SEP
TENDER with improved facilities in both the Lite
rary aud Ornamental Departments. Apply for cata-
the late commencement, with names Of graduates,
&C., CHARLES L. COOKE, Superintendent,
Bolelourt Springs, Roanoke county, Va.
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MET ETICS ' ]:
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDs:
PAPOMA, or ENTIRE WHEAT-FOOD; -
+. HUBBELL'S PREPARED WHEAT,
IMPERIAL GRAEUA, ca jtt'f .fyl
NEsTLES LACTEOUS FARINA, 81.
HAWLEY,S LIEBIG'S FOOD, sls. ~ 40
X. MS MALT nlFANTS' FOOD, Eii.
FRENCH RACAH0UT DES .ARABEs. Il /,
SAvORY & MOORE's INFANTS, FOOD, 4
PREPARED BARLEY,
SCOTCH OATMEAL, ...,.tFf., (.
: BERMUDA ARROWROOT. Il
.j PREPARED RICE-FLOUR, II
IMPORTED EXTRACT OF MALT,
gts. TROAIsER'S EXTRACT OF MALT.
Sold at II MEADE 6 BAKERS Drugstore
my 12 si.-iite ,;t sfis 91g Main street.
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BOARDING.

THE AMERICAN SOFT CAPSULE
Il = CO.'S Price-List Of New Goods iput up ta me-
taiiie s0xes), now ready. Address VICTOR II.
Au6EB, Genesai Agent, Nos l06, 10S. and a ! O
heade street, New York. my 15-3m &
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DLUE-RIDGE SPRINGS, VA.
THE CELEBRATED DYsPEPsIA-WATER.
Board only $50 per month for May and June.
Special contracts for families.
Cheap railroad-tickcts this summer.
PHILIP f. BROWN,
myl4-MSS2m Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ALL DRY
- GOODS BUYERS.-L. STERN CO.: 523
Broad street. have made furthtr reduction in the
prices Of their goods in order close the whole
Stock out in the shortest time ptSsblc. They have
quite large stock on hand yet, aud are determined
10 sell all goods matter 1T What sacrifice. we
call special attention 10 the folbwing articles i,St
marked down below coSt-price Fifty pieces Dress
Goods solid shades and brocadetg goods, all new and
desirable al 1870, reduced fronts and 30c: hand
some Dress Goods at 20 and sc. worth 80 and
35c. pieces Black Pure Moalr IuStres ut C., re-
duccd from 45c.; look at our So Pure Lnstres re-
,iuced from SOC: 42c. AlacaS are retailing
elsewhere AT Cookbook at them lie cheapest Black
SIX. in the city; look ut our SlSilk reduced from
Sl.5O: our Sl.20 silk reduced firm So; look at our
Black lustrcs at 25c. worth 3G, handsome A
French Pcrcales 1t SC. worth lHc.; the cheapest
White Piques in the city; 500 yards White Vic
,oria Lawns reduced from 3Oc.to l6c. our 40c.
Victoria Lawns now selling d 20c. (only 4 few
pieces left; Sl.25 Irish Linen & soc. beautiful
Lawns reduced: the greatest bagains In Corsets
ever offered in this city; French WOye Corsets ut
37c.: ask for our cheap Grenadines: : look at our
Parasols marked down below cost our adines
are the cheapest in the city; beautiful Black SIX
Grenadines al 2kc. worth csc. fuy; Batlste Suit
ings at 7c reduced from 10c.; ours 25 Quilts re-
.!liccd to- S5c.; for Tic. we sellrou now our 81
Quilts Don't forget our cheap Paaeois. Heniein-
hrr our 12c. HioiIairs, reduced frOI73c.
l.. STERN & CO., 523 lroad street,
irlS between Filth and Sixth.
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CRAND EXCURSION AND BASKET
". PICNIC TO 'CURL'S NECK, ON THEATH
OF JULY. BY OREGON METHODIST EPlSCO.
PAL SUNDAY SClIOOL.-Refreshment furnished
ut city prices. 7.t~ast
Mr. G. H.. an old gentleman of sixty years Of age,
challenges any person connected with any Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school IN Richmond to swim
further, dive deeper, or climb higher, Tor prize
(badge Of honorl. 5zg.g - ,tL
III baskets of provisions left at Oregon Methodist
Episcopal church by 6!i o'clock A. n. Will be con-
yeyed to the boat free by the committee.
PRICE OF TICKETS: Gentlemen, 75c.; ladies,
5Oc.; children under fourteen years, 2ac: S}tEla
Boat leaves the wharf Of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company, Rockets, at nv O'Clock A. M
Tickets can be obtained. from members of tue
school also ut the store Of r. T. Jones' No. 2OS
Main street, No. 1445 and j. II. Wade's store Man
chester, and at the boat on the 4th OF July, 1877
. Ia 20. .aO.Jy2.&3$ ..Hf-.-..s - ssE
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ETs to all points reached BY any lines leadiDg fca
Richmond, always at same rates as ut dspots lfs..
We have on sale full line Of SUMNER ExCBR1
SION TICKETS ola all Railroad aud Steamboat
lines leading from Richmond, and rta the PeRnsyf.
ivania railroad, embracing AL wATER1Na-fLAcKs,.
LAKES, SEASIDE and FOUNTAIN RESORTS III
America and Canada. .flpiiifst &
We are agents for the Cuuard, White Star, Ma
tonaI, and Allen lines of foreign steamers. We arc
prepared to furnish passage and state-room accom-
modatious on other or the above lines always on
same terms that they can be procured ffom The gene
raj Offices OF either OF the lines - -
We call for and check baggage from hetes and prt-
vatc residences IN all parts Of the city TO al
the United States baggage rates, 30 cents for enen
piece. No extra charge for carrying baggage up or
down stairs. Special rates for large lots OF ha&gsge
we call for passengers In any part the city for
any trains or steamers leaving the city. Rates, 90
cents for single passenger Sl.6o Tor four pasSen-
gers from enc point. Escort carried 70 depot or
steamer free Of charge. Also, pcasure-earr1ages ~
reasonable rates by ts h0ur Spenis. rates fof
riage parties and funerals. ~ &
We have an agent on all trains arriving in the city,
wba will take up checks aud deliver baggage. or
from whom carriages may be beaprocured for paAscss-
gers on arrival at depot. ,.a,s3 Y
All orders for carriage, or baggage calls should be
ie'' - 'A'' s28 MAIN STREET, 80, a. *, III
during; the week, and at stables corner Einth and
Cary streets. on Sundays. , e s.4ss
( Oface hours: A b. 70 8jP.M. Sc
, te 2s-eodow A. W. GARRER, PFoprissoE &
rEE
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AMrsEME,xTs,
s.s-s... ExGgKSIgNs. ,u.-a,----...<
1THE, BEST EXCURSION oF.;ALL, Fo:L
= :: Mztsa sHz JULY $, 1877, 7 1ss ,ys.@'. Z.
Down JxaEs RIVER 10 WEsT0yER. !,
/ steamer JOHN SYLVESTER win leave her :.
/ .sGt@.2,ti wharf at Rockets i..
! t!;i& TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1921
& y!l=gHtSls!tt }s WITH 80 .nt[t 80" 80
CENTENARY SCHOOL AND FRIENDS ON =

The steamer win ie In charge Of the excnrstonsss
NJ The school will land at Westoyef,. but the
steamer Will continue her trip down the river WIFI
below City Point. Returning. Will renain nt West
over till OK r, NJ, when the whole party ,wil re-
turn TO the city. -. 8 .s'st - : ~,ano +
I1dtes..... oS y
Children under twelve years. JO 2
Tickets to be held at Merchants National Bank 81
Georye W. Gary, Governor street; Z. D:Wa,s
Powell, Broad street W. P. " Taylor, Broadstreet,
andat tue steamers wharf. tA. AstZE 2.
! Ice-cream, iemonade, and sandwiches VIII bess
furnished ut city prices. 5'pu Na15.tt" Je ZS-AS
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. :
GREAT REDUCTION OF BOARD
- at the celebrated s =. - ts.5taf-
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
II lg:.. OPEN JUNE 1ST.

These Springs, unsurpassed for their superior
medicinal qualities will he kept during the season
of 1877 equal 10 any watering-pace in Virginia
with the very lowest rates Of charges. ~.
One month (of 90 days). 6O
Ao0
For circulars, inquire Of Messrs. PURCELL, LApD
G. CO. Richmond, or OF the undersigned.
JAMES A. FRAZIER & CO.,
1o-ood1m Proprietors.
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d BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.
The finest buildings and dryest location In the
mountains Abundanlly supplied with ice and free
stone water. Alum and Chalyoeate Springs OF great
value.
Terms moderate. Special contracts made with
families Rooms and cottages for rent without
board. .... .... ...-.s
For circulars, address the proprietor,
10 23-eodIm JOSEPH BAXTER.
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GENERAL ticket OREICs.asb.3
GENERAL R RAILROAD TICKET
~ = tfss OFFICE. K. af.ap fsH!
RICHMOND TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE z
i -ei EXPRESS COMPANY,
=. : sac MA1N STREET. .Lft,r

We sell RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT TICK
ETs to all points reached BY any lines leadiDg cn
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r~IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE P0ST-oFFICE AT RICHMOND, HEN.
,sIC6 r0lTSTY, VA. JUNE 50. 1877.
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CRYSTAL SULPHUR SPRINGS (FoR-
~ MERLY CRAWFORD SPRINGs).-Thi delight
full SUMMER RESORT viii be opened June l, 1877.
half price. House newly furnished. For circulars
address W. W. PATTESON & BROTHER,
Pond-Gap Depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
te 2-lm* Augusta county, Va.
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NEW RIVER WHITE SULPHUR

NJ Z W Il Y u h W HIIE DULI hUII
IN SPRINGS.
GILES COUNTY, VA.
opens on the 18TH JUNE, with
REDUCED RATES '...s-
Of board, as follows: Board perimonth, $50; per
week SO: per day, a2. Children under ten years
anC. servants, half price.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
good till October, from Richmond and return, S13.
Stopping-place on railroad-Central Depot (Hof-
HouSe) Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
from which place stage leaves every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
arriving at the Springs to dinnerdstance IA miles.
Music daily mail, good livery, and boating and fish
ing on the river. Post-ofllce address: Egglestons
Springs,n Giles county, Va. For further informa-
fion apply to John II. Tyler Co, 1003 Main street.
10 r-eOdl I'm x, j. KELIAM, Proprietor.