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DRE,GS. MEDICINES. dc.

DATHING-SPONG
SURGEONS SPONGE,
BARRIERS SPONGE,
CARRIAGE-SPONGE,
CHAMoIS SKINS,
RATHING-TOWELS,
FLOATING SOAP (wlltcj.
For sale hy
PURCELL. .LADD & CO., Druggists.
jy6 1915 Main street.
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VuE uYGEIA HOTEL.

TllE IIIGEIA IIUTEL,
L Old POINT COMFORT, VA.
situated within 100 wards Of Fort Monroe. Open
all the year. special attractions for summer with
ample capacity for 500 guests. Has all modern i'm
rrocemcnts. Six daily malls, and telegraph onice.
Fifteen 10 twenty irst-class steamers land daily lex
c.;.; sunday 80 yards from the door. Superior
beach for bathing the duor-Stcps, and good from
May until November Boating, fishing, and driving
f;ectnlly attractive. Send for circular describing
Al gi-pic advantages. terms, &c.
myll-dSw3m II. H.PHOEBUS, Proprietor
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TtrrS Of ReARDISG: - per day, $12 per
week ~ per month. Especial arrangements made
Tor families spending the season.
The dining-rooms Will be in charge Of Mr.. a. ZE-
-ELLE. ,.
Omnibus viii transport passengers and baggage,
free oi charge. from the cars 10 the hotel.
y
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DAGGERS'S SPRINGS,
II BOTETOURT COUNTY, VA,
tn miles from Clifton Forge, Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad.

This small but delightful WATERING-TLACE
has been thoroughly renovated and newly furnished
this season. .,o ,.o-
Epard: ~ per day: Sl0 per week: S3V anu $50
r4r month. Account JdStions tirSt-ciaSS
For particulars. circulars 1T the drug-stores.
IS li-lm TAYLOR & BEAN, LcsSecs.
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IUST TRY IT.
DYSPEPSIA, SICk-HEADACHE.
and INDIGESTION
cured by DIR. D'hRNSTADT'S
ANTI-DISPEPTlC DROPS.
Price. 75c. Sold by AL druggists. NH 27-cOd
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NALWELL HOUSE,

ADJACENT 10 the Grccnbrier White sulphur Springs
Grecubricr county. West Virginia.
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WANTED, TO BUY OR TRADEFOR
w TWO GOOD HEAVY HORSES, gentle, and
not under seven years old. Inquire or
w. L. DUKE. -
MI 7.eod2t Cary between Ninth and Tenth.
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WANTED, BY A WIDOW LADY, A
w SITUATION as HOUSEKEEFER or as
TEACHER for small children, or would DO SEW
ING. Address s. +. H., Box 65, Manchester POST
Office, Va. an o-ZtS
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. LITTLE BILLY.

-s---.-.-LlTIIIE. BlLII1s
Mayor Cameron, OF Petersburg, Coloneii
Fulkerson, OF Washington county, ana
other leading friends of Malone, are ut the
Exchange. They are credited with having
perfected very fine organization. No
doubt OF 1t. .s~-.--.~....-s.,-,-.,
Their headquarters at Monticello Hall
were opened yesterday. j. D. Smelling is
commissary-general Of the forces, and will
see that the delegates favorable to "Little
Billy" do not suffer from hunger or thirst.
Committeeman are to meet the incoming
delegates and see them comfortably quar-
tered, and doubtful parties are to be inIer-
viewed and argued with.
Malone men will wear corn-colored
badges. 49,
It is not likely that they will fall In any.
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NEW YORK BOARDING, 33 FIFTH
~ AVENUE, NEW YoRX.--Elegant family board
ins-h0use. Two dollars per day; ten. dollars per
je 2-3m fEzi rs
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WANTED, CARPENTERS to build
w FIFTEEN SMALL FRAME HOUSES In
Sidney. Material furnished by US. Terms sasi.
au got CHAFFIS, STAPLES & CO.
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The last Conservative Convention held
here was on the 3lst of May, 1875, to choose
presidential electors and delegates to st.
Louis. Hon. John A. Meredith, chairman OF
the state Committee, called the Convention to
order. and nominated, according to the in-
structlons OF the committee, General b. H.:
Bagwell for temporary chairman. General
Bagwell was unanimously elected.
General w. b. Taliaferro presented the
following:
Resolved, That the delegates from the
seyera! districts report TO this Convention
three members from each OF their respective
districts to constitute Committee on Per
manent Organization. =.
Resolued, That the said committee. when
40 selected, shall nominate and report to
this Convention permanent officers and
rules for its government. :,
On motion 81 Colonel Lamb ss'o was In
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thing that can be accomplished by system
attic work and thoroughness OF organiza-
ton. They talk very confidently.
There was meeting Of the friends OF
General Malone at Monticello Hall last
night. General r. Lindsay Walker pre-
sided, and Messrs. j. T. Keesee and John
Hall acted as secretaries. Such delegates as
were in the city were enrolled.
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WANTED, TO LEND ON CITY UN-
w INCUMBERED IMPROVED REAL ES-
satisfactory terms. j. J.THOMPSON BROWN,
mn 2-6t l113 Main street.
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IL DANNILLE, VA
The next ttEc nineteenth session begins on the
earn OF AUGUST. 1877 and ends on the 29th o1
May. 1878. LOCO
Board. washing lights. and English studies. S22S.
l'>lal charges for Languages. Music. Drawing, and
Painting.
send for our catalogue. ~ ~,
=! q c.Nyf " ! r.. 4.
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yryuE MISSES RANDOLPH WILL RE-
| OPEN THEIR SCHOOL AT EDGE HILL on
tho Ism OF SEPTEMBER, 1877.
Address: Shadwcll Depot, Albemarlc county, Va
All 9-rSel5
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DIR. ScuENcK's STANDARD REMEDIEs.-The
standard remedies for OH diseases Of the lungs are
sCHENcKs PULMoNIO SYRUP, ScHENcK's SEA-
WEED TONIC, and SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS,
and If taken before the eungs are destroyed speedy
cure Is effected. 49, iil'. -"5
To these three medicines DR.. j. II. ScHENcK, of
Phiadclphia,, owes bis anriyaled success in the
treatment Of pulmonary diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter In
the lungs nature throws 1t of by an easy enpecto-
ration, for when; the phlegm or matter is ripe q
slight cough will throw It Off, the patient has rest,
and the lungs begin to heal.
I Toenable the Pulmonic Syrup 70 do this Schenck's
Mandrake Pills aud Schenek's Sea-Weed Tonic mu ust
be freely used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act the liver, removing
all distractions relax the gaibladder the bile starts
freely, and the liver Is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea-Weed- Tonic Is gentle stimulant
and Alternative; the alkali OF which 1t is composed
mixes with the food and prevents sourng. 1t assists
the digestion by toning up the stomach to healthy
condition, so that the food and the Pulmonic Syrup
will make good blood; then the lungs heal, and the
patient will surely get we'll II care ls taken to pre-
vent fresh cold =.
All who wish to consult DR.. SCHENcK, either per.
sanaly or by letter, do ut his principal Office
every MONDAY.
Schcnck's medicines are sold by all druggisti
throughout the country. - az
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s. - Aessrs. Editors: I fully agree with
-atSoso . that it would not be proper to
disturb the tenure, Of Office Of the members
OF the police: force; but / do not think with
him that the plan as proposed would have
been adopted by our aldermen even had
this feature been left out.
In consideration OF the fact that the Lee
gislature has so little time left. and SO much
to demand their attention during that time,
I cannot think they. will spend it in consid-
ering subject Of SO little importance that
it cannot come to them even endorsed by
both branches Oh the City Council; and ie
is to be hoped that IL the friends iof this re-
Organization should present for their Con,
Fsideration the petition Us suggested they
will see to it that the foremost names among
these petitioners are not Of that class OF
men who, when the majority OF these police
men were doing their ecountry's service,
were disowning their citizenship, seeking
shelter In g abomb.proofs y or behind the
ample folds Of q foreign flag, and never were
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!, MANCHEaFER NEWS.

i Mayors, Cosus.--rThe following cases
were disposed OF By his Honor, Mayor Chiles
yesterday: 80.
Lavlnia Peterson i(eolored), charged with
spanking her child harder than the law
allows. Testimony against her being in-
sufficient the case was dismissed.
Laura Jones (coloKedb yagrant and srls-
picious character, was ordered to. leave the
city. p .'.e'i 'i.i,''''' E'Ss>l''
4 Mary alias Sarah lander (colored), for
stealing MRS. Baird's clothing from the
washWoman, was given sixty days in Jail.
j. G. Robertson, Tor being found Satur-
day in state OF inebriation, was arraigned,
but pleading extreme impecuniosity was
discharged. . .iz .s4 ~ ~, uGT
]; One Dr.D White was called to answer
. a charge, OF striking ,eolored girl named
Williams. Although warrantwas promptly
sworn out for his arrest he managed to
elude the Vigilance OF the police. He has
gone to parts unknown. -
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average atte ndance was us follows

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY-SCHooL oCIETT.-The regular
monthly meeting OF this Society was held at
Clay-Strest church Sunday afternoon ct 81
o'clock-.A. l.. West (presidenD in the
chair, J. l.. Sims and C.P. Rady secretaries.
The meeting was opened with singing by
Clay-Street school, and prayer by Rev. DR..
Edwards.
Rev. p A. Peterson, pastor, laale q graf.
living report OF Clay-Street school. This
school, although always in good condition,
is still improving. 1t has corps OF good
and faithfal teachers, and OF coarse good
school. The Bible classes are fell. and the
infantry cerps, which meets tn the chapel,
muster siny-iye strong every Sunday.
Rev. w. he. Judkins, OF Trinaty church,
then addressed the meeting-sutIect "Pa-
rental Infisence in Aid OF Sunday-School
Werk." lie smoke in feeling terms Of the
purity and gentleness of msSber's love,
and the aptness with which Christian
mother can teach the child OF yeeus. The
devil spreads many traps and pitfalls to en-
trap the young, but as long is there are
Christian mcehers and Sabbath schools in
the land, under the blessing Of Jesus, the
great head Of the Church, we VIII aRsge the
warfare OF faith and rescue the children
from the tolls Of sin. He urged all to unite
10 the good work OF leading the ehMdnea to
1e'sls, that they may grow up men and
weDIen in Christ. E
key. Mr. Meyer. 81 the German Methodist
ciiareii, addressed the meeting, giving good
adSine to the boys. He stated that. he le-s
gretted the fact that 80 bis youth he hzd moi
enjoyed the privileges of the children,ef the
present day, and consequently was hte
giving his heart to God lie advised the
boys and girls to avoid eyh associations, and
take the advice Of the sund nday-schooi teach
erg, and give their hearts to Jesus early In
nie. lie illustrated his remark with strik-.
ing incident. ~
key.J. Il. Edwards was called on and
addressed the meeting on the subject OF
Iaxing Churches He said that when
he considered what the Church and the
sunday school had done and was still doing
for this land, he felt the most supreme con-
tempt for that Legislature that would tax
churches and turn Whlskey and dogs free
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CurRcH NoTES.-At the Monumental
church, on Sunday morning, Rev. Mr..
Weaver read the service, and the pastor
preached. In the afternoon Rev. Mr..
Weaver preached.
At the German Methodist church one
person was received on profession.
At Centenary church two persons were
baptized.
At Union Station church four persons
were received by certificate.
At Nicholson-Strcet church Rev. c. W.
Petherbridge preached in the morning, and
Rev. X. b. Beadles at night.
The religious services at Park-Place Me-
thodiSt church were exceedingly interest
ing. Rev. Dr. Edwards (pastor) preached
morning and night to large and attentive
congregations. The communion on Sunday
morning was largely attended, and four
members were received into the church by
certificate.
at the First Baptist church, the pastor
Dr. Warren) being detained from his pulpit
bv sickness, Rev. DR.. Manly, OF Staunton,
preached in the morning, and Professor
Edmund Harrison at night, to large and in
terested congregations. In the morning 4
collection was taken for the Virginia Bap-
tist Sunday-School Board.
At Grace Street Baptist, before preaching
in the morning, the pastor (Rev. DR.. Hatch
err made very graceful acknowledgment OF
handsome buggy and fine horse, recently
presented him by some OF his people. AT
night Rev. DR.. Charles Manly, OF Staunton,
preached an admirable sermon to large
congregation, and a collection was taken for
the Virginia Baptist Sundav-School Board.
Two persons were received for baptlsn:
At Leigh-Street Baptist church at night
NJ hnG fn n
interested congregation the annual sermon
before the Missionary Society Of the Fulton
church. .. ..@--.
At Sidney Baptist church the revival
meetings have continued with interest du-
ring the past week. On Sunday the pastor
received nine candidates for baptism, and
gave the right hand OF fellowship to three
others previously received. The conSre-
CATION was very large at night.
At the First Presbyterian church the pas
tor preached on Sunday morning. Atnight
Rev. DIR. Read, OF the Grace-Street Presby-
terian church, preached.
At the Second Presbyterian church in the
morning Rev. Mr.. Campbell preached SER
mon, which gave great satisfaction to the
audience. In the afternoon DR.. Hoge de-
livered discourse on the position and work
OF women in the Church. Not only was all
the space around the pulpit TILED with extra
seats, but the aisles also down to the doors.
The quiet and good order among the young
men who crowded the galleries was notice
able. ..... .~
At st. Peters Cathedral there was crowd
on Sunday night, when Right Rev. Bishop
Gibbons delivered beautiful discourse
upon "Free Willis Uses and Abuses"
The division Of his subject was clear and
admirably put, and the whole discourse,
though very logical, was so exquisitely
wrought that it could be comprehended
easily by young and old alike.
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to do altthe harm they can. Break down
the Sunday schools OF the various denomt.
rat;ons. and kindred associations. and more
will be done to encourage crime and pau.
perism than 1t Is possible to conceive OF.
He said he would do all In his power both
by writing and speaking to prevent such
an iniquitous law as the bill for taxing
Christian institutions. he then gave avery
interesting though necessarily limited state
ment Of the influence for good OF Sabbath
schools. .E...sl.ss
Mr.. A. L., West (president) related an In
teresting incident Of a parent converted
through the influence: OF letters written BY
his own children, members Of the Sunday
school. s;gsg' .ts3cE
The singing was done by Clay-Street
school, and all of it was highly compli-
mented; especially the beautiful hymn BY
Annie Quarles, fen years old.
The following is a summary OF reports
Sar ary. 2s#lt t'
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A CONTEST FOR THE STATE PRINTING
LAWYERS, LEGISLATORS, AND PRINTERS IN
TERESTED IN THE STRUGGLE.-The Joint COM
mittee of the two houses Of the General AS
sembly on printing met in the office OF
Major &. F. Walker, Superintendent OF
Public Printing, yesterday, to consider the
complaint made by Messrs. Clemmitt &
Jones in relation to the award Of the work
for the ensuing year. Messrs. Clemmitt &
Jones claim that they were entitled to all the
book-work which had been awarded by the
Superintendent Of Public Printing to Mr..
James Goode. MessrS. w. ". Gordon and
f. NJ. Stratton appeared as counsel for DIr.
Messrs. Clemnlitt d. Jones. i. .....
Major Stiles stated that his clients desired
time to investigate the past business trans
actions of the Superintendent Of Public
Printing, and, to 60 further, to see whether
or not there was any collusion between the
Superintendent Of Public Printing and Mr..
Goode.
Major Walker courted the fullest investi-
cation, and stated that all the papers and
books Of his Office were at the disposal OF
all parties interested.
The committee adjourned to meet next
Wednesday evening at O'Clock. ~
Mcssrs. Clemmitt & Jones were engaged
for several hours after the adj ournment OF
the committee examining Mr.. Goodies bids,
bills, and measurements for last years
work. This was done in the Office OF Major
Walker, Major Stiles having stated that all
the duplicates OF bills that ought to have
been kept in the Auditors Office could not
be found there,
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.#
Sunday Church Notes.-In the morning
DR.. Brown, Of Richmond, occupied the
pulpit in the Presbyterian church (sir.
Campbell occupying Or. Hoge's pulpit in
Richmond), and in the evening MIR. Camp
bell preached from the text, "Why sit we
here till we die."-H. Kings, vii, 8.
In the Methodist church DIR. Wills, pre-
siding elder, preached in the morning on
the "Publican and the Pharisee," and in
the evening the pastor continued his series
on Elijah. ..
DR.. Winfree preached at the Baptist
church morning and night. In the after
noon there was an interesting meeting OF
the Baptist Sunday-School Association OF
Richmond and Manchester.
Rev. Mr.. Sans conducted services at the
Meade Memorial! church morning and after
noon. *.
The congregations of all the churches
were large. .r.
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WEATHER REPORT.

Ixp1cATIoSs FOR To-DAY.-For the
sontb Atlantic States, falling barometer,
warmer southeast to southwest winds'
c,oudv and rainy weather will prevail, pos.
sibly followed during Tuesday night oy
colder northerly winds.
For the Gulf States, warmer southeriy
winds, cloudy and rainy weather, with
falling barometer. followed By colder north
eriy winds and rising barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
falling barometer. warmer southwest veer-
ing to colder northwest winds, with rising
barometer and light rain or snow.
For the Middle Atlantic States, falling
barometer, increasing southeast to south
west winds, warmer, cloudy, and rainy or
snowy weather..
Cautionary signals are ordered for 8 light
norther at Indianola and Galveston.
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The POLICE BohRD.-A number of citi-
zens have prepared and printed bill to be
introduced in the General Assembly to
amend the charter so as to re0rganize the
Police Board. 1t is understood that the
majority of the city's representatives will
not support it unless urged to do SO by a
very strong petition of influential citizens.
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Adjourned at 9:45

TAXATION IN C1TIEs.-The House OF Dele
gates yesterday ordered to engrossment the
bill providing that in cities the municipal
assessments shall not exceed those Of the
State. II this bill should become law the
city assessment will be. reduced about
81, ,00O, 900, and the city will not be entitled
under the chartered limitation to increase
its bonded debt much more.
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No Room for the Wea,y.-Our city has
no provision whatever for sick paupers, ma
tive or otherwise, and woe be unto the poor
devil who should fall sick at her doors seek
ing public charity. Saturday evening an
unfortunate fellow from Raleigh, who was
making his way to Baltimore, was taken to
the station-horlse, afflicted with something
like pneumonia. he was subsequently con-
veyed to the Richmond almshouse. He
gave his name as w. j. King, and appeared
to be man OF intelligence.
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CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE YoUSG
MES's CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The Rich
mond Mozart Association have kindly ten
dered this Christian Association the benefit
OF grand concert, to take place early next
week. The well-kuown reputation OF the
Mozart il sure guarantee OF an entertain
ment that will please, and the recipient is
an institution that has for years commended
itself to sthe people OF this city. Particu-
lars will be given in q few days.
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sTINERAL WATERS.

DETHESDA MATER This celebrated
Id WATER has been lately introduced into TINS
city by GEORGE SC1IOEN, Hain and Eleventh
Streets who IL the sole agent for Its sale iu Richm0na
and vicinity. hus recently disco aE
curative powers In all diseases OF the ktdnfysahd
biadderard deTangeaents oS Che stomach, such rs
dyspepcta, &e., sTc es 10 placo " at
once In the front rank OF curative Maters. There y
effectpaiiy eradicate FROM tao sfStem oil traces OF
diseases requiring thurctic treatment. 7sas
- GEORGE sCH0EN,
NH 5.Sm HOO Malta strett.
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DELIVERED, UP.-Frank Thompson, a
colored man arrested here on the Sd instant
by Captain PIeasants on the charge of felony
committed in Cumberland county, was yes
terday delivered to Deputy Sheriff Flanna-
gan, He was taken away by the packet
Yesterday evening. --*'
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THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN.-At the meet
ing Of the Old First Regiment Association
last night the members fought the battle OF
Bull Run over. The discussion was inter
esting, but. revealed the fact, often before
noted, that no two persons ever can or do
give the same account OF battle.
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CHARGES AGAINST PoLTCEaEE.-The Po-
lice Board will meet to-day to investigate
charges against one or two policemen for
trespassing upon the premises OF citizens
to ascertain whether or not their dogs bad
medals on - .---. - -
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:. The EXHIBITION FOR THE FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH To-NIGHT.-T o-night DR.. Taylor
will give his first entertainment at the Bap-
Clay streets) for the benefit OF the First
Baptist church. Many new pictures, with
new optical effects, will be exhibited, and
altogether the entertainment promises to be
one Of unusual interest. It will, OF course,
be accompanied by one oftiel Doctors pop
ular descriptive lectures. .sf
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DISPATCH PRrgrINs-HoUsE--In order to met
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added weIl-seleeted assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our Improved MA
ClIINEEY and sKILPUI. MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expo.
dftiOus manner .t..' -. .a. sy...- "a.
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DIRECT IApoRTATioN OF, SHERRY WINE TO
RIcHMoND.-Messrs w. d. BLAIR & Co., 903 Main
street have just received from W. d. G. Duff Cor
don, Port 81. Marys, Spain, large supply Of differ
en-, grade Sherr1es, Pale and Dry. These wines are
SUPERIOR, and are offered at very low figures.
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THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ANNUAL. REPORTS OF THE MAYOR, CITY
ENGINEER, AND COMMITTEE ON STREETS
pREsENTEp-RETREN AND RE-
foRM-No MORE REFREsHMENTs-AN AN
NuAL SAVING CLAIMED OF ABOUT
!. s2s,ooo-I IMPORTANT REcoMMENDA-
.TIoNs-A SPECIAL MEETING TO CONSIDER
THE REPoRT-CLAY-WAR MARKET
HoUsE-THEA APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE
AMENDED AND DEFEATED, &C., &c.
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FROM METHODIST PROTESTANT, Baltimore,
Md: For invaifds and those In delicate health we
know nothing better than CoLDEN's LIEBIG's
LIQUID EXTRACT or BEEF AND TONIC INvIGoR-
AToR. We recommend 1t from personal knowledge
as carefully prepared and being all 1t claims. fE